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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16
LOCALES BREVES.
A%TRACTIVOS FESTEJ0S
Estdn tenieRdo lugar en- la
breckenridge High School"

Una serie dc actractivoS festeJoS
sc han iniciado en- la Breckenridge
High School. con motive de la tcrml-
nacion del regimen escoiar.
La clase superior tendra su examen
publico, e. ~jueves 20 del p~resente
mes, comenzando d las ocho y me-
dia de la noche, en- ell Auditorium del
Coleglo, habiendose preparado uno
de los mas ~novedosos programs que
:jamas sc hayan presentado Y en- CT
que tomaran participation todos los a.
lumnos dc esa im%portante clase.
La clase de defamation ha estado
representando con eXito muy hsonJe-
TO-, la Iomedia GUIANA &c ASco'. en-
ell "Rivcrbank Theater". del Colegio,
que es el local mas ~adecuado, &c
cuantos eyistsn en- San Antonio. pa
ia las representations al ARE ibre.
Las representations de "Juana
de Arco" dieron principle la noche
Gcl II del actual; anocne sc hlzo ia
reprise, Y hoy Sc dara Ia representa-
cion final.
Ell dia % del ~presente, a las oncc
de Ia manana, .cndra lugar, Ell ell
Auditorium del Colegio. 81 Sermon
del Bachillarato. para todos los alum
nos graduates. estando cl sermon a
cargo del Rev. ". H. Hamlet. \
ell dia p, en- cl 'Riveroank Theater
sc dara la representation de Ia Pro
fecia de la Gitana", tomandc partlc!-
pacion cl mayor numert dc los alum
nos V alumnas de las divers2s clases
de la High School.
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Por robo dc un caballo

En- Ia 81. Corte dc DIstrlto. Sc
abrio II session a las Giez : media
de "a manana dc aver, para JuzGaH
Il un joven meXlcano dc IS amos ! 4
oui&n &c acus6 del robo de un caba-
Ito. Sc procedio despues de la lnsa-
culacion del Jurado V &C Ia tona del
juramento que marca ID ley. al cNa-
men de testigos. Que en- este case
fueron dos. Una . agotada &c ave-
riguaci0n V que FL defensor presen-
10 sus alegatcs eli favor del acIssdo.
81 JuraGo paSj g delibcrar. tardan-
do cerca de IN cuarto de nora para
~presentar su veredicto que tue con-
d~enatorio. pues pedia para 81 REQ Ia
pena de tres amos de PRISON en- Ia
P~enitenciaria del Escado. Ia senten,
cia fu6 pronunciada de confornlGaa
con 81 pedimento del Fiscal, so!amen-
tc que esta ouedara en- suspense, pa
"a el case en- cue ell acusado relnci-
ia o cometa otro delito, g !e acu
mule esta sentencia a Ia que reel
pa en- csc case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16
La situacion financiera del
gobierno de Carranza
(Nienc de ia i'as. LAD

los gastos dc los ~conscjeros cuyos
s~ervicios soiicit6 para que trataran
10 relative d Ia conversion dc IL deu-
da V a IN emprestito, NADIA de 10 cuai
pudo ser obtenido.
Mientras Carranza este en- el poder 4.
Sc diio en- los circIlos f~inancieroS
cue la situation actual nc eS proba-
bile cue sufra ningun Gambia. eli tan
to que C~arrauza Sc halle CT Ell poder.
Los fiuancieros nr4~Eifiestan clara Y
terminanGcmentc que. en- su conceptc,
la sitUaci0n no m~cj1rara sino haSta
dcspucs dc las pr0Iinlas clcccioncs
rresidcrciales. en- QUO prohabtcmcnte
sea ciccto un "g,bicrno milltar'.
Green los iinsncieroS cue conc "a
rranza no es militar tienc que dc
pender en- gran parta de los generates
Y no puede Geshacerse de los elemen-
tos que considere perjudiciales. Opt
ian que, por 10 cortrariO. estando a.
trente del gobierno IN miiitar. pue-
ae controlar f&cilmente los eiementos
militares V obligarlos & r~establecer
81 orden rapidamente en- TODD ell pals.
0 bien. eliminar a los elementos mas
pernicfosos de los generates que IL
guran en- ell actual eiercito Y que Ca
rranZa. por u calidad de civil, no
pucde haccr 4 un la0o, por temor dc
que Sc lie subleven.
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Incendio.

Cerca de la esquina que forman
las GALES dc Wyomip V Cherry, en-
IN expendio de carne, Sc inicio aver
ror la taroe un incendio. IL prdo
ser sofocado lueeo. FL dueno de IL
cho establecimiento, Que 10 es eli Sc
nor Fritz Schneider dice que estrna
las perdidas cue Sufri6 Ell $500. pc
TO que sus mercancias estaban ase-
gursdas. Sc ignora Ia caosa que %
dujo el siniestro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16
Asalto.

LombroSc Mendoza Sc presento en-
los Cuarteles de Policia acusando a
otro individuo, que fue arrestado,
de haberlo asaItado en- plena Gale.
FL acusado p~errnaaece detenide sn Ia
Carccl
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Automovil roosdo

A las oficinas de pclicia Sc prese!l-
10 ell senior E. S. Briant, quejandose
de Que su automovil marca Buick
numerado 1922, de cinco pasajeros.
lie fue robado. No sabe quien paeda
ser ell autor del hecho que denuncia.
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4. 6uERON. 2. c.
CRIROPRiCT'OR.
Jl2 Swearingen Bldg.

Cura toda cissc dc enfcrmedadcs sin Ct
uso dc medicina5 nj ~cirugia. Cerebrc, ner-
vios. ojos. oidos. nariz. garcanta. coraZon.
puImones. cstomaGo. higado. intestinoS. rino-
nes, veiiga y Intermediates lie seioras. 81
listed esta cansado de ycr medicoS sin re-
suitado. visitemc y lie dcmostrare como. por
medic dc Ajustes Chiroprscticos en- su es-
pima dorsal. pucde rccobrar Ia >salud sin usar
meGicinas nj sufrir operacioneS. EsTecial
atcncion a las Intermediates cr0nicas ) a
enfermcdadcs de NINOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

Vicrnes. Mavo l6.-;lc. dc Espi-
rita SaEto.i San Juan Nepomucc-
no. Prcto Martin del sieilo dc la Con-
lesion. Patron mcnCs principal De la
Archidi0cesis. Santos Ubsido Obs
10 ' SIMON Srok, confesorcs.
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AVISOS De OCCASION
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA una sonora dc clad regular.
para trabajo ligero de casa ) para cuidar
ninos. Bucn suede y as5stencia cebc pre-
scntar refcrencias. Dirijansc a us Wood
lcaf ST. t2e3
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POR Ell NACIONAL

Ell arista Zurich t!Artu-
ro Carriilo) notable trans
formlsta, ventrilocuo. same
tero, etc. etc, que con su
cuadro de variedades. ha ira
hajado en- cl Tcatro Naclonat
dcsde que Sc fuc Ia Ga. DC
Maria ConeSa.
Funciones mediterranean
te variaGas V atractivas ma
Dreesntado ell Cuadro I'll
rich" en- ell que figura ei
verdaderamcnte notable bal
larin Pablo Naldes, QUEEN:
al igual Que e! senior Carr
llo, con sus actos de trans
formismo. Sc han ganado las
simpatias del publico del
"Nacional' cue con callooS
aplausos ha ~premiado su la
Dor t~eatral. mereccdora de
elogios.
La temperate del cuadro
de Variedades dirlgido por
Zurich, toca 4 su fin, Y les
artistas van a seguir su glra
por las ciudades de la from
terra, desputs de haoer CANA
do en- San Antonio muchaS
simpatiaS V aplausoS entu-
SiaStaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

NECESITAMOS 10 zapatercs comretentes,
que trabajea a mano y en- m%Equina- Bucn
suede y ~trabajo perrnane1tc. Oeurran inne-
dixtamente a Western Iron and Metal CO..
400 West Houston S. up
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G.. MENDEE 7 HNOS.

Concentrates en- Frutas , Lc-uinbrss.
Fue,te e1istencia IN Chile Verde cn Fina-
gre ' Seco d. tcda, classes. els Matamorcs
S. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16
EOREA.LES

PUEDE listed consccuir toda clasc tic TO-
rrajes al ror maHor = menor. en- 2Si Dawson
ST. Tel. Travis 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16
MIGUEL 3OLANOS CACHO,

AbogaGo Me.icaro. .on:uitas : documents.
clones iuridicas concerricnteS 4 icyes y nego-
clos dc Mexico. 703-T04 Cap!cs Bldg. FL Pa
SO. ,rcNas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

yENDo MUY BARATAS tres maquinas
EDISON de tubo. con u Iiezas cada una.
Prccio. Si2.0O cat:a una. GRAFONOLAS
COLUMBIA en- abonos c6modos dcSdc UN
PESO cada scmana. Grandioso su-tido de
discos ioblcs Columbia. PERFUMERlA
FRANCESCA. !Azurca. Floramyc. TREBLE.
cl famos ~oprfumc ETERNO. Jo-
ycria V POSTALES MEN1CANAS, una
cspccjalidad. Catalo~o gratis L quien 10 So
iici.c. VICTORIA NOVELTY co. IL So.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN IS mucnachos con o SIN
biciclcta que hablcn ingles. Oeurran Ho5I
Laredo. 403 So. Santa Rosa Ave.
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PESQUISAS

GRATTFICARE Smpliannentc a IA persons
auc me proporc;onc informcs dc mi madrc
IL sonora Fciiza Quczada. de so amos dc cdad.
A nuicn acompana una dc sus hijas lauada
Rcfugio Garcia. In Julio dc 1916 sc cneon-
traha CT n. Laredo. lamps. TODD informe
sobrc cI particular dirijssc 4 Pedro Garcia
Box l2s. Bristol. Colo. tisD
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NECESiTO I'm plarchador. pago bucn sue,-
DO. Dirijanse a sos Water ST. Or. 1884,. tlT1
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VENTAS

CoMPRE listed sicmpre "finesileer, son
los mejores ''ovcralls" para cl trabajo. Al
Dolorosa St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

NOS E~NCAgGAMGS de toda clase DE- reela-
| macionse sob-c terrcnos, Academies Persona
| les. etc. Gestionamcs Ia connpra 0 vcnt2 10
t:erras para ~cualquier erpresa- Escr.ba-
| nos : ouedard conplacido. Sra. Juaoa Saen.
dc Robertson, ll02 Wyoming ST San An
tonic. Tcaas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

CON $500 srat;ficarc a la PERSONA que ma
proporcione inforncs DC Manuel Vega Arria-
"a. hiio dc Aureliano Aidaytur-iags y de
Joscfa SANCHEZ, de quieu no rccibo mott
cias desde haze mucho tempo. TODD infor-
me diriiase a Jesus Asuila. Box 81. Las
Animas, Colc- thj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

Sc NECESITA I'm socio con pocc capital
que liable ingles. Dirijase al Hotel Laredo.
i0S So. Santa Rosa Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-16

NENDO tres automobiles hudson Super
Six. moIcio 1871. : pasajcg"s. " rucdaS alam-
orc. = llantas y toldo mUcrcS. ; BURNERS. re-
cicn;cn,cnt- pintados. Iotomctcr. Magnifico
cstado. han cor.ido 1900 millas. f. Merry.
40 West Poplar Street. Crockett 1860. San
TeXas. l2l)
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la oficlna meteorological del De.
partamcnto de Agriculture proper
ciona los pronosticos s~ig1icntes para
81 dia de hoy. en- San Antonio Y Il
a!rededores. Medic nuhlado. Tempe
ratura maxima, 81 4 IS. N;cntos Ii
reros del Sur.
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Sc NECESTTAN mucharhos para apref-
diccs de rnecanicos. Ocurrar 525 So. Alamo.
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PROFESSIONALS

AVOCADO PARA LOS MEyiCANOS. Aticn.
DE- ;oda c!asc dc n~cgocios judiciales. recla-
maciones por danes : rerjuicios personals
causas civiics J eliminates. rcclamac!ones de
tc-rcnos. No cobro ionorarios hasta sIue los
asuntos qgedrn satisfactoriamcntc terminates.
Lie. Henry Ben Cline. zoo Gu1ter Bldg.
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett 1878.
DR.. PAUL COOK. Oficinas en- la Botica
de San Pedro, 30 w. Commerce ST. Espe-
cial atcnciGr L las intermediates Ll esto-
mage y rinores. HabIa espanoL. Tclefonos.
Oticina. CIR. 1855: rcsidenciG, Travis 69ti.
en- cufermeGadcs lie niios Y partos. Medic!-
ma en- general. Oficina, 1901 W.
St. Tcicfono Travis 32SG.
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$500 de qualification 4 qu;en me is-
for ne de Antonio y Ascension Davila: y de
Angel y Andres Gonzalez. de auienes en- 1915
:ecibi sus ultinas noticias de Iorreon: Coan.
TODD informe sobre e, particular dirijsse a
Maria Ines Divila, Box 10. Sulphur SPRING.,
Colo lD
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NECESlTO I'm agentc para que vcnda pu-
ros. Ocurr4U f03 Monterrey st. San An
tonic. Texas. GS.)
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GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE CRATIS.-Dc-
Eaamcs introducic nucstra mcrcancia entire
uucvu5 marchantcS. = pcr 70 mismo. haccmo5
IL siguicntc ofcrt2: MaHdcTus su uombrc : cl
Dc ~ pcrsona5 mas. con si7 correspondent
tics Gircccioncs. y por su mclcstia lc rcniti-
rrnos po- corrcu. iibrc &c porte. un hcruc-
50 cromo artistico O r~cliGioso. tananc i4H2e.
fiagalo hoy mismo di-iSiGndosc a Ia siGui"n-
to direction. Peoples Suppl" Store. I. San
chez Cara. f.. U. Box g.. Laredo. Texas.
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emphasize Y CORNiSAS.

:Ouierc listed cmpiastar su casa? TcnSs
ba5:antc cxIsricncia para hacer toda cIase
dc cmpiastc dcntro y fuc-a &c Ls habitacio-.
res. La experienced me ha propcrcion1do
ampiios conocimientos y haeo mi trabaic
bien, o sea ~t-aba;o &c pGimcra clasc. Hago
acabados interiors; dc arena. lisos, de ycso.
blanco DC nccnc c imitacion &c ( ia para
cuartos de haTo o cocina. Para acabados De
fucra, en- aspcro dc arena, de piedra ccrri-
da Y tods clasc de trabajo del rano. PGB-
tua!iGad y corstancia en- c! trabajo. NeaHs
O hab.ene por ~telefono. 22l So. Presa ST.,
Interior, Crockett 565s, Fernando Esparza.
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GRAZ IFICARE con $500 a IL persona que
me- irforme dc Ia Sra. Ernesta Perez y de
sus b;ios Pedro y Maria Carmen Asecncion.s
T,.t, informc sobrc cl particular diri1ase Z
Ma. Lorcnza Aseencion. EibinE, Kansas.
Iool
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06


 Prophecy; evening subject, The Crown of Creation. Communion after .even- ting service. [ At the Church of the Good. Shep. Ehe-d, Universaiist. < Services, 1O.30 al m., preaching by Rev. Harry Adams Hersey, of Foxboro, Mass, P Sunday school at noon. ss@r At the Spiritual Academy, Rev J. Herbert Yeoman, of Boston, inspira- tional lecturer and psychic, will speak | and will give prophetic readings at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and 7.30 in the | evening. s s s4 l. At Trinity Episcopal church, holy communion and sermon. 10.30' a.. m., 1 and Sunday school at noon At 230 1 p. m., parish canvass for the nation wide campaign. The evening service Twill be omitted.
 At Mt. Calvary Baptist church, Rev, I J, s. Blake, pastor morning sermon. The Hour of Christian Opportunity; Sunday school at noon; B. Y. P. U. l at 6.30. Service at 7.45 p. m., subject, The Church Empowered Amidst So-f ciaI Unrest. At the First Baptist church, George Henry Strouse, minister Morning theme, Jesus Treadins the Wine press Alone. Sunday school at 12 o'clock l This church is cooperating in the evangelistic services in the Central 1 Baptist church.
 | At the First Methodist Episcopal church. Norwich Town, William J. Crawford, pastor; subject for morn | ing address, The Danger of Becom- 1 ing Hardened. MT. Allen. who leads the singing in the Gypsy Smith evan gelstic campaign will sing at this Hservice.
 At the A. M. E. Zion church ser vice at Ii a. m. Every members day, at which the pastor, Rev. W. D. Fran cis will preach a special sermon; sub ject. A Housekeeper Troubled. Sunday school at noon; 745. D. m. preaching subject, The Glorious Gospel, after which the holy communion will be served.
 At St. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev. William H. Smith. rector. Holy communion, 10.30 a. m: Sunday school at noon: evening services 7.3o D. m. During the hours from 2 to 4 D. m. the every-member canvass for the ensu ing year will be taken in accordance with the nationwide campaign. Wis itors will cal! at the homes of the members of the church.
 At the United Congregational church preaching at 10.30 a. m, by the. pas tor, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott. subject of sermon, The Resi- Soul. Chil- dren's talk, How the Fruit Spoke. Mems Forum at noon. Dr. Selden speaks On Why the Alien Is Disloyal Home time for. the young people at $50 D. m. in the Community House, Dr. Hugh Campbell will speak on Tu- bercuIoss.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06


 son Robert spent Thanksgiving with Mir. and Mrs Thomas Grove on State averlne.zs
 Union St. Jean Baptiste de Ameri- que, Counsil Gagnon. No. IFS, held the quarterly meeting, in Goodyear Sunday afternoon, the first meeting they have held in Goodyear. There were Az dele gates present representing Willinan- tic, Taftyille,s Jewett City. Mocsup, Wauregan Danielson and Putnam. Af ter the business meeting they held a banuuet in the new restaurant. at which S4 were ad. Following the banquet, an ent inment was enjoy ed.
 Walter A. Stanton has been employed as engineer of Goodyear Cotton Mills. Inc, for five years and is to receive d service pin.
 Victor R. Schmidt, who is in charge of construction work on the heights. gave his help Thanksgiving dinner in. the, new restaurant: The feast in cluded turkey. mashed potato, turnip
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06
GOODYEAR

Mir. and Mrs William Ferry spent Tha nksgiving in Whitinsville Mass. , Mrs. Thomas Cooper. who has beer suffering from serious illness, is able to be up and about.
 k MT. and Mrs. Cooper were pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when they received beautiful bouquet and a large basket of fruit with best wishes for Mrs. Cooper's return to health. The gifts were from the day shift in the weave room, of which MT. Cooper is ovrseer.
 Tuesday evening the local nri~tet O boW'ers succeeded in winnir~ two out of three strin~s from the Smilers in team with the Casinos of Danielson for second place in the league It is .be- ie-'ed that the Cocdvenr outfit will make a stro-C hid for first place now Held hv Plainfield, before the close of the season.
 The Goodvear howlirg- al'evs are he- in~ oiled and hiqhl~ ro'ished. af+nr which new pins and balls are to he nlaced cn the alleys. A contrA ctio:r concern from Providence is doing the work.
 Tuesday evenino tre Daoer7he- meet 'nn- of the Cnodvear Soc'o1 nIuh was ''e1d i7 the c1lIh roorrs on Mof'' street. Sc vera ] newamenihers were admitted.
 lanes Bacon. second selectman ot Killinglv attended se1ectnen's meet instt in Danielson Wednesday. 7
 Notices have been posted in the diff fernnt departments of the mill that there is to be an inereaso i1 wages go- inavsiata efeet Monday. Dec. 1.
 Barnard Dosrr1ev who has been sec- ond hand fr the twisting room days has been advanced to foreman of the thirA shift. sr.f '
 The Gondvpar g. o-.:irestra. considered by music o~e of the hest in the state. is kept busy with different eng" "eme~te.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06
PHOENIxVILLE

Nathaniel Sherman delivered two pairs of oxen to Chris Ryan of Marl- boro Tuesday for the A. BraZosi Co. .
 Rev. r. L. Meacham called on pa rishioners here one day last, week.
 Mir. and Mrs Hector West and Miss Maude Tryon of Manchester visited friends here Sunday.
 Pearl Adams had an accident, cut ting his foot quite badly. Friday last.
 Henry Lawton of Portland is the guest of relatives, here this week.
 A party of local young y1eoDfe mo. tored to North Windham and enjoyed the dance Friday evening.
 B. M. Fowler will move his family to Willimantic next week. ..
 Schools opened Monday after the Tha nksgiving recess.
 Ben amin Lawton 6with his family from Southbridg ge spent Thanksgiving at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Nettie vnnS s Es B
 Nrr. ;tnr Clemens returned from .H1~te0rd Sunday. shavigsr spent the Thanksgivi-e recess with friends there.
 Speaking of ducks. it takes green backs to catch canvashacks. s.'--'l---,-'s -'sa
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06
e17,7ptY sEjB.RcTs

A. Pr, Congregational church, Gyrs7 Sri13 Ir, VIII preach at the mornins--serE-ice
 At Christ FpiscoraI church, foly comuuH 'on and sermon. 10.3O: Sunday school, IA cycnin.. prayer 7.S0.
 Tho subject at the Christian Science meetir" in the Thaver buildinG will be Gee. t'1o Cn'.' Cause and Creator.
 At T-f'..in9 Congregational church. morni~~ subject TIle Eternal Faitt :. :; o'-c-.'- Y aai;mon on Power by the Spir-
 /: j. :;rs- Congregational chu~o'~ - c,a 7 WI. Rev, c. F. HaiIC--- vii rr1 'l' rn57 IT < Value of the Cnurc.i { tte Community.
 Al Cro- neville cor1rogatio7- church. Roy. C. A. Nprtl'rap will Dreach Suaday morning upon The Two Standards of Duty.
 At the Holiness Mission, & Main street. Praise and prayer serv'ce at 10 a. m. Bible class and Sunday school at noon. Preaching at and 7.30 D. m.
 Al Grace Memorial Baptist church preaching morning and evening b5 Rev. I. David Pinson of New Haven Morning subject. The FulfiIlment O
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MOOsUP

The $. c. is to meet with Mrs. Gard-s
 ner next Tuesday afternoon. The roll
 call will, be Christmas quotations and
 after the usual Bible lesson the time
 will be spent socially. <. 4.s
 Motherhood insurance, part of a
 plan announced this week by the American Woolen company, assures
 every prospective mother in the employ
 of that corporation four weeks benefits
 without any cost to her. The Ameri-. can Woolen company. also announced to it's, employees a plan of free sick and. accident benefits effective at noons Dec. 1, 1919. The plan includes every employe of the American Woolen com
 pany and it's subsidiary companles. These benefits will cover all cases of disability arising from sickness or, ac- cident inside or outside of the work CTS place of employment. and are sup Iplernental and additional to the indem- mites provided by the compensation acts of the different states where the | American Woolen company mills are
 located for accidents arising at occu- patton to the extent of the difference between the indemnities provided for l by the above plan and the indemn1rles | provided by the compensation acts of such states except that new employees l hired after Dec. 1. 1919 will be entitled 1 only to benefits as provided by the
 compensa tion act until after they have completed six months continuous ser vice. The benefits will bepin only after seven days loss of time and will con- 1 tinueigthereafter for a period not toSev- | eeed 2Sz continuous weeks so that for accidents occurring at occupation the amount of inde7'nitv paid beyond 96 1 weeks and tho duration of ,inaern'it7- 1 hevond 96 weeks shall he orlvetha at provided for hy the eomnensation.,la law of the state in which the mill in --tinh an erDloye works is located. These benefits are in addition to the Ameri- can Woo1en crrnnany grour life tnsur-
 ance now in egect.
 1 Saturday evening All Haliows' coun-
 eli. No. 270, k. of C.. entertained the service members of the council in their rooms. one hundred eniQying a
 supner. which consisted of corsHnr'a. tCaHfornia olives celery. rerkius cald meats. chicken salad potato salad, Parker House rolls nufffas. dousfT. ts! cheese. cherry ice cream. assorted cake demi-tasse. The room wa at Itractice in decorations of electric lights 1 frathe national cnlors and Festsans of
 laurel. and red, white and blue flowers. E.sJs, Gallagher delivered the address of welcome after selections by Pgrkerts orchestra. The honor roll, as follows Twas then called Ovila Arpin Edwawd
 Rirodeau. Alphonsa Bouchard. Austin | Coughlin,. Louis ChampAgne sIDT1rien l Couture I ouis Capone Francis Collo- lnan, Alfred Despathy. Leo Dcsaulriers. Edward Dion. Ernest Deforge. Albert Deforge Lionel Dunris, Dues Frenette. William German, JohH-Gorman.---Le