New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

times to any calls for its ministry
within the community. II seeks to be
a true household of faith for all the
people, community church for
people of peculiar community OF in
terest
I'VE believe the people of the COM
munity are in sacred obligation TO the
church. We believe IL TO be q high
privilege to share in its worship and
its work. That our church may con-
tinue to render tho best service in its
power here, and that our missionaries
may be encouraged TO like service
abroad, We appeal TO YOU TO do your
part,
Pardon c. Hickey. w. H. Meagley.
William Scott, Samuel A. Fiske, Frank
L. Wilcox, Elizabeth p. Wilcox.
Committee for the Every Member
Canvass"
Roli Call Is Successful
ESQ memberships in the Red Cross
have been secured by the Berlin
branch of tho New Britain chapter,
according to Rev. Samuel A. Fiske,
the chairman, this morning. Rev. Mr..
Fiske stated that the roll call has been
extremely successful in all ways, He
said that he is confident that, should
the necessity arise, twice that number
could be secured without any trouble.
The subscriptions this year, he stated,
were secured from those desiring to
keep in touch with the work of the
Red Cross, a worthy object.
The final report from kensington
was turned in last evening, 81 MEM
berships having been secured from
that district. About 100 were turned
in from Berlin and East Berlin.
Two Cars Crashed
George Walker. who will appear in
the Berlin town court Wednesday eve-
ming on charges or reckless driving
and drunkenness. smashed into two
cars while on his way to court last
Wednesday evening, when Stanley
Lasher, his companion in "A race with
Special State Policeman Arthur n.
rutherford, was brought up for trial
The car driven by Walker is first
alleged 10 have crashed into the car
in front Of II. driven by otto Glaubau
or - Fairyiew street, New Britain.
smashing the rear fender on Glau-
bau's car. Walker. in trying TO have
his own automobile then struck off
TO the left. running into a car driven
by Henry Reese. colored, Of Hartford.
striking it sideways aud smashing the
front wheel and fender on the Hart
ford mans car. and also smashing a
front wheel on his own car.
Lasher was riding with Walker at
the time and he will remain out or
Jail until Thursday morning. in order
TO testify al Walkers trial. Bashcr /
is out under bonds Of $500 and Walk !
or Is out in st50. The trial promises
TO be interesting.
Humor ~ Candidate
The name OF George Aliins is being
mentioned by men about kcnsington
as n candidate for the position OF
postmaster at the Kcnsington post ,
Office. However. Mr. Alling has filed =
no application for the Office and il Is
not known whether he will or not. as
he could not he reached this morning. 7
II is stated that no other applicants
have signifed their intention Of trying
lBT tHt pDSllieHs - HpRlitatibH1 HiuSt Z
be filed at the post office.
Postmaster William W. Pagan
stated this morning that no applics- /
lions have been received. He viii 90 4
out his application for the position in
the near future.
Rev. W. :. Beard Co speak
Rev. William 3. Beard Of New York I
city Nill be the speaker Of the evening
At the banquet Of the Mems Bible
rIass Of Berlin tomorrow evening In
The dining room Of the Berlin Con-
EDUCATIONAL church. During the sup
per Ralph Britton Of New Britain vill \
sing several numbers. accompanied by /,
Ben Parker. also q New Britain. al
he piano. THE Junior orchestra Of
Berlin will also render several seIec-
IioN during the banquet. II Is re-
portd that f5e tickets have already
Been sold for the affair and il is cx-
Bccted that the dining room viii BE-
.rowded tomorrow night
Interesting Issfurc Delivered
Iier. MAY Lord. pastor of the Ken
fnr4an Methodist church delivered
In Interesting stercopticon lecture ~
Re church last evening On the sub
Get. The Son OF God, or the Word