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Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 11 to 18 f=—— NEW BRITA , CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1930 Council of Religious Education Merges With Church Federation _Eoz 1 to 3 Year Trial Period | Rev. T. A. Greene of This City Re-elected President | —Reports Made On Va- and Week-day Church Schools—Future Believed Bright. cation What is inte influential i formed here Saturday Teinity Methodist church, when the Connecticut Council of Iteligious eaucation at its 7 inual conven- tion, for rowith the cration of Churches will be for riod o were nded most Protestant organization state of Connecticut ght at the to be the was voted Connecticut The one me to thr ahout the ere persons in The Con tendance at conventior the and sions opened in Virst ational with quet hodist ch . Rev church, church close At - Fheodore First Con- reclected rinity gregational president Dr. retary astor was bert M the Hopkins. general World's Sunday 1001 association, spoke on the sub- “When is the Church a School hristian Living 2" Another Robert Smith professor of Chr Yale, t 1o young people of Dr. mell who spoke on uded Miss Edna of rel ord S br. B religious educational New York, and Dr. Tweedy of Yale Potter of Waterbury, mitted a report show- November Ha us education jous ion in the 00l of amin \ehester, rv Hallan ilities on James b € finanee posed 1 expendit General 1 of the ced a pro- calling for commitee, introdu iget for 1931 < of $17.510 tary's Report report Se emphasis in This is coope iristian The and the upon the prohlem most clearly mani in leadership made iz of religion uous aspect of discovery and training of ereasingly f an in- the repre- adequate for church that Protestant teaching work of of the work ticu wth in Spmmer school conduct- at Storrs College, the council to significance of ed the of this rship churches in ining lance, Graph 4 denominations state school had a ne in paid 2 of 144 who ull time students. members offercd four- ind one st ird courses spe- en stan 11 couching class nstructor rship ard students nd 1 erna- ndard ade hip Diplo- Vacation Church Schools disti ion church the international pon the chool oronto, soon 10 Journal e ternational ot Zducation Wee k< da schools chool one period cach weck st of p n . in oy following citics con Broadbrool New Britain, Wiatter soport Ki vorth Eouth Wi 'he work of ing ington and iry. these nts approximately an hour of reli- lucation cach week £choo in chool buildings d controlled by the 10015 ar ¢ cooperate to the extent of incational the of thy « location the ¢l tine of of L eal constant g cnrolinn with o cnrolliie The rollment in the Connecticut pit riing Fainty “pprosim pu- ey ar Kelools st Hentary on week IPriday January side conference “hool Tor Saturday is set v Waterbury, £ will ciphasiz 1oy enent The Saturday pro will pertaining gan supervision of arles H Profes owith problems i Aehoo) s eEDNoY Tuttle of New York Blanche of ztion ddiinistration city, Carricr o1 KLY, Mr bie Univer Myron €. Settle af da at by towa wor i pprouch 1 Cor Fu int religious ed have tianity many hopetul the pu in th tellig reaso JODORE A, GREEND of Dittshn and will rence Chicago rs for this confe 1o offic y church confer nee e council i v the spirit Th qualiiy to cooprrative Roman d this o improve t movement Kk now established hool ce Anlto nion nt iture Outlock cation i to for the Ise of Prot is commo; Connecticnt be fur optimistic is awaking here anew ciation buildink throt dom level 1 It of ti t muel mu effeic dined v BUide al ol dequ pr needs Among pre ogran i a instructors w rou o 1ott 1tos Hartford Hart cort hoth iled ing 17c 1tion column cr mo. an eruntion of t r New editea d accredited B H Waimn Pastor follow Theodore A New prosident Wil H cation Cw ven he possibilitic 1 chu sent L of t too 2 leaders must I and 1 by t shonld ney arner cotin Onr empl nancia ired lon cre the following names ritain It instrucior Miss I Al L. Alderson I'hcodore N. Gil tev. Dr I°. How and ) Nona Yo Greene Rteclected ng oilicers Gre Jan 3ritain Nor er, John Waterbury son, assi enry B. I nt incher ord I'rof Ha Haven b ey, W Helen 8 D Wilkin. Gre avid P Gaines T Arthur Moseley, S AN nerazed lower carly th of bu nt ha A VOLCANO Hilo of Halemanmau of where Itev. Tertins Van PRICES e 8 (P pror Wheat and today on ying orders cxes sponsored sources. | t weather conditio ard rve “tralia Argent t as A rhatanes 11 fo 14 up, Chi later held steady & declined tly Corn to % ad subsequer showed a ACTIVE S P A nit of LESS fire Kilan rently sing today dnr only @ smoke from he fava had been flowing ators ohserved ris FLAT TIRES TRAP HIT-RUN WOTORIST Hartford Driver Caught Alter Fieging Accident Scene Newington, D an acci- dent which occ Main | William urre vening on street fro homie of Jerin an auto MeK i and by owned by Dunean ord crited by a Har ter Hart was run into Mr. FFenz of MeKellar his Sin on PpiNg to ascor the collision Fen ively casy had cans on car and 0 over o dohn Constable Wa and that the « ez w fou: | other v the name of Greer, | placed Charges ere mn of under also of lodged iele while liquor and Notes il meet tonight on Jarish house mont ting of 1 held on oon at ) o'clock, ouse Newington I'ub held the iation will 1y T at I Wa y mee ers ting of district commis- t 8 oclock to- game cticut Trust played Saturday a score . ist Company Witty received a the game. 15 RESCUED WHEN HOUSE IS BURNED One Injured, Anather Qvercome by Smoke in Brockton Dec. § (LD) was ingurcd, another v Hoke \ persons two o were when ) High volice ecarly toduy ic Morabito, 29. owner and ictor of t n to Iiroc cre cuts and roomi house, cton hospital sur rom sc loss of bloo A wi $10 , has not SHELL CLUE IN Deputy Checks Up On Threc Shots in Woods lo; of th nt Mitchell B manufa ng party which Kaufman, mil- rubher irer who ared i November & deputy sheriff Sheriff Ilton and took ar I, two of i di ared inting party rom Kaufman ring. In ird was heard explaine satisfaction today. A | offered ward of § the for finding of Kaufman, dead or Camp Woodstock Trustees To Plan for 1931 Season i “\’h—\\nml\lz'; k ! o d offic will be discussed held Hale inn which s Yl e il o camp to | Nathan camp. County Y Tolland had past summer this Willi operated jointly by the . A’s of Har Wind ountics rord on the with ittendance from the rom Hartford connty for W. Holman. Manchester: | | Rloomficld: Henry [ Har George | Gordo Ha lle: J. A. Wiliy, Hartford | and W. Eddy, Avon ford vy | —— Snake Poison Blamed In 40 Students’ Deaths Bom India, Dec. § (@ Death of 40 students of the Lon- don Mission school Erod: Madras, attributed snake's poison in.their food The students is to Exchange dispatches phone Company from Erode say, had just finished their midday meal when 40 and died in quick succession It was stated afterward that snake was found in the which the soup for the meal had The €00k was on collapsed utensil been prepa of the vieti BOME EXPLOSION KILLS CHICAGOAN Son's Curiosity About Package Leads to Tragedy erful v horih Chicago. An o coi plosion ined 1 package opened curiosity. today of hondsman know: To- sary of 1y of a po n nnocont to de profe looking L boy sati his th early May money ssional lender, one time “milliona newsboy.’ the 64 anniy rth and it 1 that he belie 1ge was a birthday May. who was 63 pital to which genera ed the present died in his 15 year o opened th severel SUpPos pack a hos old son packagc injured b, the Ma which wrecked erday. He wounds about | Windows throughout t Linc Work On Two Theories Policc working on tw that May inmigrant who worked his np fro wsho st may have Th lend tm of extortionists ot s based on his moncy ing business. a few moments polic During ess May man who arnisheed to collect reported of consciou gave he name 1ad sio ot a wages loan a was to have masd sough hie h s being A Ta wother hou urged h con t you open I Opens Package moved the wrap s ood foo box jon Iroppe owner could not ORGANIZATIONS PAY. KAUFMAN CASE HONOR 70 DOCTOR Polish Groups Give Banquet Lo Dr. Julius Hupert vl pri 1 hall on Bea honora 3 Traces Monkiewic vineki, Mr. ro. Alderman John J. Tok mpien, Dr The who made Hub thai Guor Judge Traceski, b Amor honor hos: of Dr more vere Mayor wic Tokarc wardus, B. Polish Men's <ional Koz asso akiewicz, T ol Grzybowski repre can presentatin club No. and Stanley entatives of the Polish club; Step! as of Koscuiszko Walter J ¥ and execttives Falcon 5 Nowins Polish 1cal Karpinsk Amer Josepl Nest preside rary with Interspersed the si clections and Miss Floren sccompanicd on Dr unong the addresses of Brea Morawski by Miss Mari Miss Jenet Mr rend several Polish Day” who were ng O by was ola rdue Petor piana Tw r oot nd M Twardus, i PRESTES [AY LIFEBOAT Portiga 5 )~ t-elect o revolution and He iy with his son d here val other Rra nned to go to l'aris tomorrow. VETERANS HONOR FATHER BOJNOWSH! Tourth District Quarterly Meet- ing Pays Tribute to Prigst u as id t o T pastor of Sacred day at a quarterly district of Amcrica ing of the Ariny Veters yroons of fourtl ns of cials of the dit to the of the state district assistance en they lich followed the but posts Boj- two trip 10 ocal officials the culogized from nine Father this city the in state has le nonth an extensive foreign countries. Paid Members' Dues Father Bojnows i paid each 1 six mont b was orgunized tions and later contr of the pest. He w dent of the post in Ihe distriet tion to be towards nefit made honorary April. 1950 which has an en 1000 exempt trom tax and will ask Polish political of the state of Connecticut Officials will confer K president political organization, to a of the move Stanley rpinsk support d by the Detroit A magazine rs in issuc vadquarte duct a the auiliary and f A post in Thompsony winiliary to t in Southi organization A ball for the fit of und will be given at all on Seaton stre n Febr on ber BIGELOW HARVARD Cambridge, Mass., Dec ction of Henry Bryant ofcssor of zoology at appowntm Mixter as a and th of « Nope sistar ol rofessor sere announced Bizelow or on zoolog: 80 PATRONS LISTED ORI 3 es of of 25 young vho women amford were t two stes in 1ay coullior both of DR, SMERAL EXPELL Vienna, Dee. 8 (R—Dr Prague, Kia, c deputy, was expelled Vie ter communist meeting. sed as an Czechosio today He wa toreigner. ieyan \ the Heart he e Polish in the I Haller post on | T.c dis- pastor ac and ren- returncd most oll- voted to seek legisla- in of pary “PROF. Pr—The low Harvard col- toda 1 oce (UP)-—TH including thos by the opinion of one lege and onc Smeral of mmunis 0. addressing an Austrian indesirabie e e T T~ Leaves to Visit Sister After 50 Years Absence New York. De » John Leary A0 years old whom he hasn't seagoing vy s. but to remedy that tod: Last night, Ca self, threv his shoulder and Sailors' Capt s a sister him- his dunn yag over set for ron Marble cquainted Snug Harbo to get voung left in 1850 and to find hether the nged Going ary fis Mags., for shifted 1o tie half a cer W old town has to sea a hed out ten 3 sest cou ry he plied Seattl ton. on and occasional figured on niates wha trip to t settling « here, b i INTARIFF INQURY made the members of the presi Says Goolidge Ignored Advice On Brossard Choice paving per- cooperation organization the with the for its Washington, Dec. § (Ph—Alfred P Dennis of Maryland, a member of the tariff told the senate finance today that former lidge ignored his advice i ng Edgar B. Brossard to the commissior nom democratic commission committes The Brossard Ation of as well other comniissior He sideration Naid Handicap H Saw Senator opinion of Bro ert on the niission 'S Brossard had done good might cot asc possit d b nist” b democrat protect “nomina vas ar democra Harvard medi locumentary proo o said ~d most of the recommending increases 1 followed commissioner inst the recommen n one cas president himself. and dations of fo In Cotton Warp Case is was in the Dennls sald e and t D of the co st n cotton warp-k rie case wanted ission went on caid in contuct on now st missianer tor Forhict Costigan mocrat Colorado. FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Sale at Factor_v Park St. Everv Garment Made in New Britain By the A Quality. Discontinued Numbers Underwear I\O Exchanges SPORTSMEN SEEK SIX DEATHS OVER NEW LEGISLATION ~ SUNDAY IN STATE Would Change Laws to Extend Two Homicides in List of Gon- Privileges to Public i eral items o1 to St fivy, it clect Samuel Goo, Maciora in_letters Britain th Arthur and 1200 men a ful letter follo represen necticut wtor-cle Leprese geb and ssion of raining. 1 se resol sould itions 4 Toh deer “On behalf of the icular, T req on yo slation acros 1 mig| “t MORL CONTAGIOUS DISEASE R ortable disease calth noor s of e d to or our Fatalities 1noug them w out of n Connecti- Four of the southwes New Hav- reported gs the ohils list fron fall un bat hen and 50 in ter's lLora were Keithen, Darie W her ar his atal ace where James ; was fatally driven hy rville who for the of Bridge- he plunged ht of stairs as home. The a verdict of Barney Trotsky, committed suicide Po- to <ing poison able GANGSTER SLAIN the year sportsmen of in par- mast Luciano Believ nity ir part to put Laliat Sl v Yor comes orld Nich: red s today Cheek clped sc roup of 1 town when a volley 1olic arking o man \— Another ge iher of cases it s was noted Al the the for 0 taken compare city of scarlet t USE HERALD Sale at Factory Park St. FITCH-JONES SALE At AMERICAN HOSIERY FACTORY Park St Open From 11 a. m. Untl 8 p. m. Daily can Hosiery Co. SCC onds All Seconds Are Marked—Sold as Such Sweaters Flannel Bath Robes For Men, Women and Children No Delivery You Can Be Sure of the Practically Everything in This Sale 15 Price or Less Samples Hosiery Dec. window, S BYTWO YOUTHS ed Shot Because of Trial Testimony under- th™on iano, 28, who 1923 and brothers eleetri 1old iy king ne and women in d Athlelic killed him idence i1 ating and dr acted by the f two chow dogs in irrived in time customers fi 3 two me of the Brooklyn were by six rob- Diamond, were exe- ssengers in Jesey in out- tin the mur- d tried to he preserves of an CLASSIFIED ADS