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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

po male chvili do komnaty, pri
naSej.c zadane listiny. k nimz
ale - dala 81 die rady Thefe-
rovy dobry pozor - nepfipo-
jila svatebni smlouvu Esterky
Derieuxovy Sc Zygmuntem, We
vodou z La Tour -Vaudier.
Policejni na6elnik prohledl
rychle listiny tyto a dorucil je
potion lekari, ktery psal pro-
tokol., Z
Konetne protokol ten i "a
piisp6ni policejniho naeelnika
dopsan a lekar, .jehoz pero by
10 protokol zb6zne nacrtlo,
povstal ma to, ably no nahlas
predcital.
Pani. Amadisova nasloucha-
la uzkostlive kazdemu sluv-
ku.
Chvile te pouzil Thefer.
Pristoupil k silene, jez, jak
Sc zdalo, byla upadla opet v
uplnou otupelost, i sehnuv Sc
nahle podle nj, zvedl polospa-
leny listek, ktery byl nekolik
minut pred tim vypadl z ru-
kou Estercinych.
silena vsak spatfila tento
pohyb policejniho agenta a
probudila Sc razem re sve str
nulosti.
Podruhe dnes jiz chtela Sc
vrhnouti ma Thefera a z hrdla
jejiho vydral Sc temny vykrik
"Zlodej! zlodej!'
.Thefer, zblednuv zdeSenim,
ustoupil rychle pred, .jejimi
pestmi sevrenymi, jimiz mu
hrozila.
Omen z lekafI, ktereho jiz
jednou videli jsme silenou kro
titi, zakrocil i tentokrate zko
nejsil nest'astnou bytost tn slo-
vem pohledem svym.
Ma to podepsan byl protokol
jak obema lekari, tax polieej
MIN nacelnikem.
"Milostiva pani,' pravil ma
to drednik posledne zmineny,
"vyslechla jste obsah protoko-
Luz"
"Ano, pane"
"Uznavate, re je spravnym?
"Zel - muslin! !"
'Podepiste no tedy Wy, ma
dame."
Jest to dovoleno?"
"Jest to nutno!"
Pani Amadisova vzala pero,
nacrtla jmeno sve pismem sko
ro necitelnym dole pod radky
protokolu, i propukla u vzly-
kot.
Ac pravde byla sobeckou,
starena We chvili te pocit'ova-
la krutou bolest a div srdce il
nepukalo.
"A nyni, madame" del po-
licejni nacelnik po nekolika oh
vyklych slovech ltechy, "ne-
zbyva nam nezli Sc s vami roz
louciti."
Panl Amadisova stlumila v
hrdle SVEN ma vtefinu nebo
dve vzlykot, kteryz Primo il
dusil.
"OdNedete Esterku snad
hned S sebou?" zaseptala.
: "Ano, madame, vzdyt' pra-
We proto jsme prisli, jak pre-
ce dobfe vitew
KAN il dopravite?"
I "Nevim zcela urGite - O
tom Sc rozhodne az ma trade.
Ostatne malo vam ma tom "a
lezi - aspoh pro tento Okla
milk - nebot' Cd nyn6iska
po nekolik tydni, a snad DO ne
kolik mesicI, nebudete moci
il Iid6ti. Az bude zakaz ten
zrusen, zpravim vas O tom.
We kterem tdstavu uboha Sc na.
leza."
"Dovolite-li, pane" namitl
Thefer zive, "budu potion pro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
10 bezpo1tukrate bled& tv&fe

Silen4 nebyla 81 vedoma to-
hoto pohnnti sve osetrovatelky
dosavadni a nesplacela nijak
celo1ani jeji.
Starenka, bolesti prekona-
ma, sklesla ma kreslo a skry-
la tvar svou We dlanich svych,
aby niceho w nevidela.
Poicejni agent pristoupil k
slene q tvare Sc ma pohled
klidnym, &C pravde byl nej-
vysA merou rozechven, chopil
Sc il "a rame.
Ssterka zachvela Sc Cd hla-
Wy k pate.
Oblicej jeji nabyl vzdorne-
no vyrazu.
Policejni agent, napodobuje
lekafe ehoromyslnych, pohledl
ma silenou velitelskym pohle-
dem i opakoval tonem, netrpi-
elm odporu, slova, jez lekar
omen byl k -silene pronesl.. Il
Nest 'astnice zachvela Sc zno
WI, schylila hlavu upadla O.
pet uplnou strnulost svou..
''Postaram, Sc. o tom, bych
il vedl," del potom Thefer.
"Bude mne poslouchati!"@
A Esterka skutecne nasledo-
vala detektiva, nepokousejfc
Sc ami o nejmensi odpor.
Policejni nacelnik a oba le-
kari opustili rovnez pribytek
tento, zanechavse v mem pani
Amadisovou v nejvetsim zou-
falstvi.
Diva vozy cekaly dole.
Jeden z Mich dovezl primo
ma prefekturu silenou zenu, pc
licejniho nacelnika a Thefera.
Zalezitost tato, jsouc jake
vsecky pripady silenstvi MALE
hava, vyrizena byla obratem
ruky.
Ma nezbytne podpisy nemu-
silo Sc dlouho cekati poll
cejni Inspector proto malo
okamzicich dostal psany roz-
kaz, ably wal sebou jest6
diva agenty policejni a ably do
veil Esterku do Charentonske-
no dstavu choromyslnych.
Silena, ktera zdala Sc byti
We stavu uplne otupelosti, by.
la usazena v pravv koutek vo'
zu.
Thefer usedl vedle nj a Oba
druzi agenti policejni zaujali
mista proti MIN.
Exam jedeme?" tazala sc
koci. 'Do Charentonskeho neb
Salpetrienskeho ustavu?"
"Do CharentOnskehO!"
Koci popohnal kone.
Kdyz povoz jiz po delsi do
bu po ulicich m6sta drkotal,
Thefer, jemuz v hlave mama
nula Sc nova jakas myslenka
zlocinna, vyndal tobolky sve
pisemni rozkaz 0 tom, KITE
rem ustave ma byti Esterka
prijata a ktery byl mu doru-
cen ma policejni prefekture
zkoumal no pozorne.
Rozkaz tento byl vzor jed
noduchosti.
Rubrika pro, zvlaStni po-
znamky .neobsahovala neil
pouha tato slova:
"V zajmu bezpecnosti verej-
me-"
Thefer prikyvl hlavou spo-
kojenea vlozil opet rozkaz do
tobolky tuto do sve kapsy.
Povoz jel skorem tryskem.
Dostihl proto brzy Charen-
tonu a zahnul sc nahle levo,
aby vjel do ulice Grevalle, KITE
raz vede k ustavu choromysl-
nych, jehoz budovy, vztycuji-
ci Sc, zdaji Sc tvoriti samy pro
sebe zvlastni obec, ma pahor-
ku dosti prikrem.
Policejni Inspector zaklepal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

- Ucelne vedena reklama
rozSifi Vase zboxi a zdvoi-
nasobi Vas obrat.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

The Girl Sront Officers association will meet Monday evening at 7'30 at tho Girl Scout office, aUS Main street. All captains and IicutenantR are in- ,itcd to attend. Thefc will be reports Of the Massachusetts state rally. Plans will be discussed for Inc local June rally also an outing Or weekend for troop leaders.
 Every girl wirhire 10 take merit ladgc tests this spring should send her name to tho Girl Scout office bee lore May 23.
 Mrs. |. A. Spraaue, Miss Lois E. shaw and Mrs. Charles Spring are at- tending the Massachusetts state rally in Boston this weekend.
 Tho applications for Girl Scout camp arr now in inc Scout office and every girl planning to attend should choose her weeks and rc cgistcr imrlr- diatcly. Camp will opcn Saturday. July l2, and close Saturday. August 1G.
 The Girl Scout drum corps plans 10 give an exhibition at the rlainsille carnival May 2L
 St. Joscphs Scout troop will mcct Wednesday after school instcad Of Monday for this week only.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
HARTFORD
 CLOSES ITS PLANT
Poor Business and Labor Troubles
 the Cause

ThompS pSonville, Conn, May l7.--An
 official notice was posted yesterday by the Bigclow- Hartford Carpet company
 that ifs entire local plant, employing approximately 4,00O workers would close down for an inde finite period effective today at noon. Lack of or dcrs was given as the reason for the shutdown, although it was reported that unsettled labor conditions were contributing factors for the action.
 The company had, on May l. made effective NagrA read just m, nj throughout the entire plant carrying q reduction in wages on a sliding scale varying from ten 10 twenty per cent. Although the heip had continued al work much dissatisfaction was ru- mored. At one meeting of thc Brus- st lis department Q strike vote was car ficd but later rccoBsjdcred and the matter tabled, Labor organizers work ed here for several days and thc an- nounccmnnt Of the closing order fol- lowed less than 24 hours after n mass meeting Of the employrs Of the plant had been called for Sunday afternoon, which was 10 he addressed by tho Ren- era organizer of the AmalEamated Textile Workers Of America.
 The Bigclow- Hartford Carpet com pany employs about throe-foufths of
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Walter F. Fletcher Expected to En- counter No Opposition ts Head of ENcryman's Bible Class,

Tomorrow will be tho annual cleo ton and installation Of officers of ENerymans Bible class, Waiter k. Fletcher is expected to bc the only candidate for president, Fred Q. l!acklifcc, l.. A. krausc, l.. r.. Weeks and II. A. Traycr will be candidates for vice presidents, four to be elected, Fred C. ]. Ellsworth will be secretary. Hollis ], Foatrr assistant secretary and Harry II. Howard treasurer.
 There has been some talk during the week and especially last Sunday of en opposition slate to be brought in as A protest against the nominating committees failure 10 bring in more than one candidate for office, but ef- forts to locate other candidates ap- parnntly have been nnaucccssrW and no opposition is expected to appear tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
PRINCE AND PAUPER"
Famous story By Mark Twain 10 De Shown NJ south Church During Evening Service.

In "The Prince and the Pauper" Mark Twain gives, with characteristic Nonbcc drollcrN inc story Of mixed identities.
 The poor boy from the sums of London meets the kings son in the palace and in moment Of fun they change clothes. The court officials enter and uncoremoniously thrust the prince. dressed in rags, into the street while the poor boy is paid all the at tention of royalty.
 The real prince tries to convince those he meets of his royal pcrsen- age, but they believe him to be suf- fpring fro ma mental malady. Somc humor him. others maireat him. He lrarns of tho many expressions and crueitics inflicted on the people of England.
 Meanwhile tho king dies. and pre- narations are made 10 crown the sup posed heir. Tho real prince tries to make his way to the crowning room and succeeds in time 10 interrupt inc corcmonies. Hc eventually proves 10 Inc satisfaction nf the court that he is the real heir. and ihe two boys are glad to return 10 their respective positions.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Religious Items

Rev. Dr. George NuckoIls of Dem Ver | delegate to the Methodist in teruational conference at Springfield will speak at Trinity Methodist church, Sunday, May 25.
 The annual cradle roll party of the First Congregational church will he held May 2S, and Childrcn's Day will be on Sunday, June 15.
 Members of the focal tonsrega tional churches will cooperate Tn the celebration of the 200th anniversar% of the Southington Congregations church, Friday afternoon.
 The anniversary of the pubiics tio" in 1924 of the First Lutheran hymnal will be observed at St. Matthew's Gel man Lutheran church tomorrow morning.
 A delegation of loo men from Bca con Falls is expected to attend Every mans Bible class tomorrow morning,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
eslcyan Loses Track
 Meet to Amherst Team

Amherst. Mass, May 17.-Amhcrst. ttifI holding to its winning streak. dc- featod Wesleyan Si-51. three point increase over the score Williams de- fcatc1 Wesleyan in their tracl meet yesterday, giving Amherst second place tn Inc '1.ittf Three tracl, .iand- ing and complete round Of victories oVrr Wesleyan in every maJor sport
 Drew was Inc outstanding star of the ncct. ile won first in inc hirH hurdles and sccund in tltr broad ump. His nineteen points made him high point carnnr of the meet.
 By far tho prrttioat race nf ths. u1rri was thc two mile. tiaz"liue or Am- hrr.t and Dgv uf Wesleyan fought fl nut an the way They icd fhc field by inh wards at tte iinish iJay won log one yard ia is minutes. si-2 sec a1ds ehich breaks thr Amhrrst track f.cord. Amherst won alI three rIaces in 'he pole yault. high juuip and mile.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
SAYS WORLD IS
 IN GRAVE DANGER
Speaker Sees Collapse of CiViliZa-
 tiOn Impending

lecture on All Nations Marching to Armageddon," given by H. F.. Pin
 mock of Boston, under the auspices
 of the International Bible Students
 association, seeks to show the mean
 ing of today's events and to antici-
 pate the future in the prophecies of l the Bible. The lecture is seasoned
 with the counsel of fellow students | in the Bible and to inspire hope con- corning the destiny of man.
 The lecture will be given in Odd Fellows hall on Arch street tomor- | row afternoon at o'clock.
 Mr. Pinnock says:
 "A great crisis is upon the nations of earch. Sensing the possible col lapse Of civilization, statesmen of the world are perpleycd regarding the outcome. Pcrilous times, starting with i laXity of morals and disregard for cs- tablished laws, leading on to wars and revolutions, spm etimes oblitcrai- ing nations. are matters of. history. New governments arc established for the public good: and as there is more orlCss experiment these ofttimes are found to be quite unsatisfactory. and the people are bruised under them. Some wars of great Calamities have been viewed as signs of the approach of the end of the world Christians of all denominations have predicted that at some time the world would end. Bible prophecies speak of troublous times which mark some such period in carth's history.
 Many have thought that inc worlds end meant a literal burning of our earth. In such an event, the reducing of the earth to molten mass could hardly take place without Inc knowledge Of the people. Yet the prophecies imply that the events forctold would occur with man living In tho midst of them, obliyiogs to their significance, so subtle would they | be--thicf-illc, the Bible says.
 "The present seemingly unSoi>abIe ! problems facing the leaders Of the world indicate that VIC have reached l that time in prophecy when the old | order of things must give place to the | new, shaking of the unrightoous,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
MEN'S CLUB SOCIAL

\ social for all members Of tho church and parish of the Stanley Me morial church will bc given Frida, evening at 7:i5 o'clock, under the auspices Of the mons club. musi- cal program hy the orchestra oi Everyman's Bible class, assisted by other talent will he given. Brief talks will be siy"n by the pastor. Rev. R. \. Gilman, and the new president of the mons club. George Y. Famlin Light refreshments will be scr, ed aH} a social time enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Methodist Churches

snnday-a a. m., Eyoryman's Bible rlags, 9;i5 a. m, church Sunday school. l0;i5 a. m., sermon by nr. F. W. Byssho. | p. m. Epworth lation of officers, T:1S D. m. sermon by Dr. E. W. Byssho '"Thc Political Aspects of France Today" Special music by Marie Roszcllc i.andon. so- nrano.
 Tucsday-6 D, m,, philnihca class supper. 7;3o D, m. Boy Scout meet ing. W. 0, Cook. scout executive. '; i5 ?. m, class meeting.
 Thursday-7:3O ?. m. prayer meet ing.
 Friday-i ?. In., Jnnior birthday party, 7:S0 p. m, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
DISTRICT MEiTIN. HERE

The Hartford district Of Swedish Lutheran church will hold it's month- ly mission in tho First l,nthcran chnrch. Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Fifteen congregations win be represented hy their pastors. Sprr- ices will bn held zach evening at 7:i5 o'clock with sermons by the different ministers.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

unjust, selfish conditions that the de sired peace, liberty and happiness may come to the peoples of earth. Addi- tonaly, the prophecies foretell the fr1tility ot human efforts, and show that the malpractice of administra- ton tends to obstruct the progress of the better day foretold in the Bible"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
opie's

iH.tS a. ui. preaching br the pas tor. subject: "Murh Om ot l.ittlc." i2 noon. the Sunday school Viil meet. D. m.. the Young Peoples meeting will Dc ted by Erie Johnson. p. m. preaching bF tbe pastor. subject. ''The Dctil Forocfosing His Moftra Ee."
 Tuesday p. m. linrran lHbio class.
 Wr1nosdg"-s P. m. woman's Mie- sionary prayer band
 Thurs1ay-f r. m rhildrnn's meet ing. 7.45 P. IT,. church prayer meet ing
 Friday -7:i5 p. u.. choir rchcar=al
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
f!trisIiru Scirnsr

Sunday eer.icr at 1o.B5 q. tn. siii,. iert "Mgrtals and Itnmorial-." Sun day st'Haol at s.f5 a. tn.
 Wednesday evening meeting st s 0'ffoch.
 Tine Reading f;oom -- Room aal. National Inuh brsildiHz is opeu to Tho puiHie daily from I- noon until {
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
St. Matthew's s

Service al 9:l5 in English and at lo;45 in German, Sunday school fol- lowing each service in the respective language. At the first service the English confirmation class will bc examined. The second scrsicc is To hc an anniversary of the publication in t52i of the first Luthsran hHmnal and tho opening Of the grand chorus O. Concres? tonal singing.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
second Advent

1n;t5 o'clock, sunday morning serv- i've with sermon by the pastor; How to study the Bible" 12:05 D. m, Sunday school. : o'clock, evening sermon: Gods Mercy"
 Thursday evening at s o'clock. Bi- he study of Jrde.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Nontltnonilnaiiunal
Emmanuel Gospel

EundaY -1o a. m.. prayer and praise srfFicc. ie:i5 q. m, preaching, topic; "1he Price Of Dtscipleship." lz:i5 ?. m.. Bible school. 5.i5 ?. m.. Young Proplc's meeting. o'rlock. evening worship, topic: conformity Ns. Transformation"
 Tncsdav-i ?. m. childron's mrct- ing. 7So D. m., teachers training class.
 Thursday--1: P. ma mid-we"k prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
TO CONFIHM LARGE tl.,ss

Rev. Dr. Abel Ahlanist will confirm a class cf !. on sunday, May 25. A communion service and reception of new members will bn held in the crr ming of the game day.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
A. M. F. Zion

sunday scr,ic"i io:A5 a. m,, pregch- ing by the pastor. subicct; "ls There Not Another Way" Sunday school 1880 p. m. Narick Christian En- deavor society G:S0 ?. tn., 7.i5 D. m, preaching by the rBstor. subject; "Stooping 10 Lift"
 ruc4,lay evening, prayer meeting at s o'clock
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Stanley Alcnlnrinl

sundaN-10 a. m., senior and inter mediate departments of the church school l0:45 o'clock, morning wor- ship with sermon by the pastor Rev. k. x. Gilman. whose subject will be: Come and Sec , ln., junior, pri- mary and beginners departments of the church school.
 Wednesday -r2:So ?. m. social meeting of the pastors class. 7:i5 p. m., meeting Of the Friendly club, leader. Miss Airline Backus.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
si. Alarl.,s I.nisrnnnl

Fourth sunday after Easter. 7:S0 q. m,, holy communion. r33B q. nl.. church school. ii o'elock, morning prayer and sermon by inc rector i.3o D. m. organ and harp recital and canipta Victory Divine"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
CONFERENCE DELEGATE HERE
Representative From France to Talk About poiiticai Aspects of That Country,
,ounir,

Dr. E W. Bysshn of Paris will speak at the Methodist church to- morrow evening on "I'he Political Aspects of France" Dr. Bgsshe is q delegate 10 the Methodist conference being held at Springfield. He has for several years been engaged in rc- construction work in France for the Methodist church and his Views are based on his own experience and ob- scrrHtions.
 Mrs. Marie lieszeilp IandoB will sing. Her program will be as follows:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
MEMORIAL, SERVICE,

The members of inc Grand Army and affiliated organizations will hi- trnd Memorial service in a body al the First Congregational church, May si. Rev, Henry N. Maitf will de- liver ths sermon.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Ali services on daylight saving time unless otherwise specified.
Baptist Churches
First

First
 Bible achcol and adult classes. ?: :f5 .. m. Morning worship al lU;fJ o'clock. Subject: Two Estimates of Moses" Meeting of the Young rso- pies society at o'clock.
 Wednesday--l0 q. m, all day sew ing meeting. Luncheon by the fcl- lowship committee for workers and their families.
 Thursday - T:45 D., m., midwceh service, subject: Our Church.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
International Bible students Asso.

1o:45 o'clock, morning service, ser mon by II. r.. rinnock of Brooklyn N. Y. topic: 'The Divine Attributes. |" D. m., lecture in Odd Fellows hall, Arch street, subject; All Nations Marching 10 Armagoddon."
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Film iSwedishl

Bible school at s;f5 a. m, and the divine worship at II o'clock. Topic for sermon; Faith" Evening serY- ice at o'clock. Topic for discus sion, "Boldncss."
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
NXzyHSsETy aaa aaaas,se SERVICES io tae CflRCR2EE'sg5}zzzz

partmcnt for sewing and sociabllity. s:15 P. m., monthly meeting and sup per Of the workers of the church school.
 Friday-~G:So P. m,, meeting of the Rifle club.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
s,lth

Sunday y--a:so q, m, church school, Italian department 1Aiia o'clock, morning worship. sermon br Rev. Frank ]. Woodward, representative of the American board in inc Philip pines to;i5 q, m. church school, beginners department i2:lo D, mn primary. junior, intermediate and senior departments a:go D. m, As- syrian worship. r. n,, Young Peo- ple's society. 7;30 T. m., Italian wur- ship. 7.i5 o'clock, evening worship, motion picture--"rhe Prince and the Paupcr."
 Monday--s 30 ?. ma meeting or the executive committee and chairmrn of all committees of the wcmnn's asso- citation in tho church parlors. { D. m, meeting of Girl Scouts.
 Tueaday---i ?. m, Jolly Nine Junior Achievement club. 1880 ?, m. first md second divisions. Troop 2. Boy Scouts.
 Thursday--s D. m. meeting of thc Assyrian womon's sewing club. gao ?. m.. meeting Of inc Italian mothers in the church parlors. 3.S0 ?. m. meeting Of the Young womrn's de-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

1o d. m, services. tl:l5 a. m. Sunday school,
 Monday evening, the Luther league will meet.
 Wednesday evening, international meeting with moving pictures, show ing tho life in India and differrlt phases of home mission work,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

o'clock except Sundays and holidays. Wednesday 12-7:3O |. m.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
German

Sunday-9S0 a. m. Sunday school. 1n:50 a.. m.. English service and Bible class in German. ll:i5 q, m, serv- ice in German.
 Wednesday evening meeting of the Pathfinders' club at the residence of William ZieGler, S70 Chestnut street. Thursdsy-4 ?, m, class of religi- ous instruction for girls. p. m. prayer meeting in German.
 Congregational Churches
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
plsiNaI Ar I,INIipIInN

Brussels. May 17.--I'riuce Leopold. the American charge d'arairs and NJ. Francqm. who was m ~t .or Df inc Dawes committee. attrHs e rrcrp- tion today at tbc university fouuda- tiou whoro a portrait uf Herbert Hoover. honorary president of thc foundation. was preFcrtcd. M. Franc aui. as chairman cf thr foundations directors. reviewed Fcrctary Ilooy- or'S wartime work iu iIotgium aud reiterated thc EcigiaHs' EHatitudn 10 him and tn thc tinted States.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Reformation

Services Sunday morning and cve- ming will be conducted in Swedish.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Congregational Churches
First

10 a. m. church school. II o'clock, morning service, sermon: Poor and Rich" by the minister, Rev. Henry w. Maier, 12:15 p. m, Mems Bible elasr 5;So ?. ma Young Peoples meeting
 Wednesday--s p. m. English class fo. American women.
 Thursday-2 ?. m,, Armenian wom- ems Bible class. 4:3o p. m, Girl Scouts.
 Friday-1A a. m, fhe missionary society will have a meeting to work on eomfortablcs. D. m, Boy Scouts.
 Saturday--B class annual out ing. Members will leave the chapel at 1880 D. m., in automobiles for Tow patch lodge, Avon.
 Sunday. May 25.--the Grand Army with the affiliated organizations, will be the guests of this church al Inc morning service,
 May 2S. is tho datc Of the annual cradle roll party.
 children's Day will bo observed Sunday, June Is.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

ft's aImcet like public utility Herald class Gci al department.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
Iutli@'an Churches

First