New Britain herald., 1923-11-26
Bristol Mews

Providence Man Makes Startling
 Request at Meeting Sunday
 MALONE DENOUNCES K. K. K. Engineers Arrive For New Departure Construction Job-Chamber of
 Commerce Membership Continues to Grow-School Teacher Engaged. Permission to introduce a Ku Klux klan speaker at the discussion on next Sunday of the Congregational Broth erhood on the series Of talks on Law Enforcement" was asked by I. r. Will ] Hams of Providence, R. l., at the con clnsion of the announcement of the klan yesterday by Judge William ]. Malone in his talk, Law enforcement as eSemplified by the Ku Klux Klan" before the brotherhood. When aues- toned by Judge Malone as to his identity and his connection with the klan, Mir. Williams was careful not to admit any allegiance to the klsn ex- apt that he was there to see justice i done to the klan." He thought it un- fair to have the klan discussed from one angle only and desired that its work be presented by one of its mem- bers. The request was not acted upon by the brotherhood.
 Judge W. J. Malone delivered a brilliant address on the need Of toler- ance and how feeble the intellectually Of the klsn promoters must be to think that lawlcssness could be fought by lawlessness. He took the angle of Roman Catholic and of a Protes- tant and told how the klan restricted both denominations.
 At the conclusion of Judge Malone's address. a stirring talk on American ism" was delivered by the Rev F.. l.. Wlsmer, pastor Of the church.
 You attend service in this little old church and l attend mass across the street, and why shouldn't we be allowed 10 worship in out own way without interference" saik the speak CT, He took the klan back into the dim recesscs Of history to show its utter fallacy and spoke Of the failure Of all such similar movements. The talk was ono Of the finest given in this city in late years and was heard by crowd that filled the parish house hall 10 capacity. The series will be con tinued on next Sunday when Judge Newell Jennings will speak.
 During tho last week some oppoS- ton to the delivering Of the talk yes- terday was thought 10 he deyeloping around tho city as several anonymous letters were received by members or the committee in charge. relating to a discontinuance Of the talk, but the progra m was carried out Ii was said yesterday that tho local klan had turned out well for the gathering but no con firmation Of this fact could Dc had.
 Popular Teacher Engaged
 Announcement was made on Satur. day afternoon st bridge party at the home Of Miss F.. Jennie Peck at 1 i0O Maple street. Of the engagement l Of Miss Marguerite paladino ot Montclair, x. J.. and Gerald Budee | of this city Miss palladino is the | daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. r. ralla- l dino Of Mortcair and has been in. | of languages at the local High l school for the last three years. Mr | Bude" is the son of Mrs. Edward C. | l}ndge and is employed by the New Departure Mfg. Co.
 Annual senior Prom
 The annual prom" of the senior class Of tho Bristol High school will take place on December 26 in the gymns sium hall Of the school Com- mittees have been chosen for the event and plans are well toward com. pletion. which will attract about 200 couples. according to those in charge.
 Reiief Meeting Annual.
 The annual meeting Of the Mutual Relief association Of tho New De- parture Manufacturing company will take place at o'clock on Tuesday night st Red Mems hall. when cleo lion Of officers will be held and the Of the reports for the last year will bc made. The business se ssion will be preceded by chicken linner. which will br served at 7l o'clock. \ vaudeville program will 'ollow the business meeting.
 Forge Plant Engineers Airf,c
 Coincident with the breaking or ground for the large addition to the 0rge plant or the New Departure Mfg. Co. on Terryville avenue was the Ter Construction 70. of New York. ind the Lockwood. Greene X co. of Boston. who will take charge of the r. <. Babcock is tn harge for tho Lockwood. Green X O., and Nelson Doe is the chief en- -ineer for fine Turner Construction Q. The addition will be one story iigh 195 feet long and i25 feet wide. making the big forge plant. sGg feet 1 ong and the largest of ifs kind in the 1 ast To take care of the increased ,utput or this department. additional machinery will be installed in the arioUS plants or the company
 NoNe1a SrNit4.< annoumr,I
 BcEinniue of nine days noSeua ta . hp tunarnlatr Conception on next unday was aHhouurcd at thr rnasscs n Sunday al St. Ioz.rh's church. | 'he scrs ices wiu he ronductnd bl the 2 'rancisrsn q Fathers Of $ev York aud [ .ii be IeriI in 'hc morning and cvru- [ 1e Of zach day.
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