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The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
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SHORT NEWS OF ARMADA

Rose Russell, daughter of Thos.
Russell, was home over the weekend
from her college work.
Mrs. D. w. Green of Denver Wis
tied with Mrs. T. j. Gorter in Arvada
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Bneson is connecting
her residence to the new sewer this
week.
Mrs. NJ. Scott and children were
entertained Sunday at the home of
Mrs. C. Binkley.
Mrs. A. Ulrich of Denver spent
Wednesday with her mother Mrs.
William Frieze.
Mrs. E. Chinn, who submitted to
an operation some three weeks ago,
is again able to be up and about.
M. Tetzlaff is adding a bathroo ON
to his terrace on West Second street
this week.
Miss Mabel Macdonald spent the
weekend at the home of her parents
west of Arvada.
Mrs. Roy Mckay of west of Ar
vada visited Wednesday with Mrs. T.
J. Gorter.
Fred Vetting is confined to his
home this week suffering from an
attack of measles.
H. J. Juchem is again able to be
at work, following tussle with Old
Man Flu.
Mrs. King of Denver visited with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George
King, in Arvada, Sunday.
NJ. Hannack is adding new kitch-
en- to his residence on Wadsworth
avenue this week.
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Mrs. 7. ]. Gorter has been on the
TX list the first part Of this week.
Mrs. D. Ullery is visiting friends
Denver today Thursday.
The children of G. Johnson have
hen quite i'll the first of this week.
Arthur Nolte is suffering from a
we're attack of tonsilitis this week.
The Chyrsanthemum club will
eet Thursday with Mrs. Gus Meyer.
Harry NJ. Garlick and family of
enver spent Sunday afternoon with
latives in Arvada.
H. W. Benson has moved from the
eibelt block to the Yocum place on
ast Grand View.
Gibbs West is connecting his resi-
ence on East First street to the
ower this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Watson return
I home Saturday from a visit of
no or three months with relatives in
Pregon and at Dinuba, California.
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Edward N. Jones of Long Beach,
Calf, is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Edith N. West, in Arvada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renholtz Of E. Raj
ston entertained some of their
friends from Boulder Sunday.
The Mile-High Goat dairy has NOV
ed from 1918 Quitman street, Den
yer to South Graves avenue, Arvada.
Charles Stott Of Ralston Creek has
moved into Mrs. jenkins rooms on
West Ralston avenue.
Claude B. White is having his resi-
dence re-shingled and is otherwise
improving the property.
Mr.. Shinn of West First street has
moved into Denver to be closer to
his work.
Mrs. Fred Butler of Silver Plume
spent the latter part of last week and
the first part of this week visiting
with Mrs. NJ. Frazer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunday.

Sunday.
STAY WITH THE LORD The
Lord is with you. while ye be with
him; and If We seek him, he will be
found Of you; bur II ye forsake him,
he will fOrsake yov.-2 Chronicles
Is: 2.
Monday.
WAIT Wait on
the Lord: be Of good courage, and
he shall strengthen thine heart {:
walt, l say, on the Lord.-Psalm
81: IA.
Tussday.
A LOVE FEAST:-Better Is a
dinner of herbs where love Is, than
L stalled OK and hatred Herewith.
Proverbs 10: II.
Wednesday.
THE ONLY SAFE TRUST
Some trust In chariots, and some
In horses: but we will remember
the name Of the Lord our God.-
Psalm 20: Z.
Thursday.
SPEAK THE GOOD WORD:-
Heaviness In the heart OF man
maketh 1t stoop: but a good word
maketh 1t glad.-Proverbs 12: 25.
Friday.
PRAYER FOR SO
teach us to number our days, that
we may apply our hearts unto wis.
dom.-Psalm 90: IL.
Saturday.
HOW TO CONQUER AN ENE-
MY When mans ways please
the Lord, he maketh even his enc
niles to be at peace with him.
Proverbs 16: Z.
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A daughter was born February q
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Maughan at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bell. Mrs. Maughan was formerly
Miss May Bell.
A. Albrecht, for two or three
months barber at the Peterson pool
hall, left with Mrs. Albrecht the fore
part of the week for st. Ansgar,
Iowa, where they expect to locate.
Mrs. George SEWER. wife of the
pastor Of the 2Srd Ave Prcsbyter rian
church. Denver, spoke before the
Presbyterian Women's Missionary
praise meeting Thursday evening Of
last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
SERVICES AT ARMADA CHURCHES
FOR SUNDAYAND THENEXTWEE
Arvada Presbyterian Church
Rev. Clinton Reed, pastor.


Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing of the word at IL.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 8
Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 80.
! Evening Service at 1880.
Our lesson in the Revelation at the
Mems class began last Sunday with
good attendance and we cordially. in
vite all men who are not already in
Bible class to get in on these les
sons in the Revelation. For the COM
ing Lords day, we have the second
chapter, "Christ's Message to the
Early Churches"
At the evening service we will have
our twentieth and last lesson on the
Epistle to the Romans. Personal
Salutations and Closing Benedic-
itions," chapter l6.
In these days of modernism, world
illness and apostasy, we desire to
stand four-square for the fundament-
ais of our holy faith, for Christ's mar
row way, and for verbally inspired
and infallible Bible. Worship with
us.
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Arvada Community Church
(Msthodist EpiscopaD
Rev. A. C. Hoover, pastor

9:45-Sunday school.
11:00-"Seeking the Truth"
6:30-Epworth League, Elizabeth
Zeller, leader.
7:3O-Music night, the music of
the church.
Monday night, Mems night.
Tuesday night, Boys night.
Wednesday night, Women's night
and devotional exercises.
Thursday night, Basketball-High
school boys class VS.. Young Mems
class. Coal Miners VS.. Coal Haulers.
Sunday, March 16. - DR.. G. NJ.
Henderson will be with us and speak
in the afternoon at a vesper service
at 4:3O. Following this service a
Sunday eveaing lunch will be given
at 600 and the Epworth League
service at 6:3O, with no evening serv-
ice.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
Arvada Baptist Church
Rev. w. F. Cole, pastor.

Bible school, 9.45 a. m.
Preaching 11.OO a. m.
B. Y. P. U, $50. Preaching at
1880.
Subjects for next Lords day:
Morning-The fifth sermon on the
general theme, 1.-The Epitome of Je-
sus." The specific subject will be
"The Evangelizing Power"
In the evening, the subject for the
sermon will be, "Christ, Our King"
B. Y. P. U.-"Dangers of Trifling
with Life, God and the Soul"
Don't forget prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. We are having
some great soul feasts. Come and
feast with US.
A cordial invitation to all our serv-
ices.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
Wheatridge M. e. Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn.
ing worship at IL o'clock. Epworth
League, devotional meeting and short
sermon, At 80 p. m.
All are cordially welcome.
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Shrine of St. Anne
Father Benedict, Priest.
Sunday services:
Masses, 7.45 a. m. and 9.46 .. m
Mass daily at 500 q. NJ.
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Ralston Presbyterian
Rev. Clinton Reed, pastor.

Sunday School at 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word at 8.
Midweek service for Prayer and
Bible study, Thursday, 7.30 p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
Christian Science Society

Sunday school at 9:3O.
Christian Sciehce services are helC
Sunday morning at West First anC
Adelaide streets at IL o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
SUPPOSED TO BE IN : PRISON, BUT IS NOT
New York Broker Found to Be
 Living High Life

New York, May 1i.-An attempt to indict Jules C. Rabner will be made within two weeks, District Attorney Banton asserted today after custom ers who said they had been Nictimized by the bankrupy broker had testified before Commissioner Hirschfield that Rabiner, whose parole from Black wells island penitentiary after three months Imprisonment is under inves- tigaion. continued to enjoy Broadway night life while he was supposed 10 be serving time in prison.
 1t was testified that Rabiner, who failed for $500, 0oo in September, 1929 pleaded guilty last June 10 hypothe- cation Of customers stocks. Sentence was postponed for four months so he could make restitution to his victims and help District Attorney Banton oh- tain evidence against other bucket shoppers. Sentence was deferred again from time Go time until last January s5 he was ordered to Black wells island for six months 10 three years.
 General Sessions Judge Mcintyre deferred execution of sentence until February 10 permit Rabiner to con- cludc his business affairs. Three months later he was paroled and Mayor Hylan ordered an investigation Of the circumstances.
 Dr Edward L.. Spitzer, declaring he had lost slS.o0O in the Rabiner fail- ure, testified today that he had seen the convicted broker with Mrs. Eab- iner and party of friends in a popu- lar cabaret on upper Broadway at midnight on February the day Rabiner was supposed to so 10 Black wells Island.
 Two weeks later and under sim- liar circumstances spitzer saw Rabin- CT. his wife and their friends again, the doctor testified. Mrs. spitzer and Mrs. Bertha sehacht sTore corrobora- ton of his statements.
 . Dr. spitzer wrote Judge Mcintyre informing him that the convict broker apparently was at liberty. The next day. the doctor testified, a man he understood was the judges secretary telephoned tho explanation that there are good reasons for Rabiner being abroad; the judge has given him a few days 10 wind up his business"
 4 statement by Judge Mcintyre that he had not known Rabiner to be at liberty after February was read into the record.
 Commissioner Frederick 4. Wallis Of the department Of correction quot ed Warden MrC'ann Of Blackwell'S Ts- land as authority for asserting that Eabiner reached the penitentiary on February and never left the place until he was paroled.
 At the conclusion of the hearing, District Attorney Banton declared he had sufficient evidence to indid Eab- iuer on new buClzcting charges. and that he would srek the indictments before a grand jury within two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
NATL. COAL ASSOCIATION
Executive Secretary Emphasizes Fact That Organization Has Nothing to Do With Price Fixing.

Cincinnati, May 1i.-The activities and achievements Of the National Coal association were outlined by Harry l.. Candy, executive secretary at the opening session today of or gani<s tons annual convention. He emphasized that the association had nothing whateyer to do with prices, the gale of coal. competitive freight rates as between mining districts, wages ar wage negotiations. On the basis Of the present transportation facilities and with three year wage agreement having been signed. Mir. Candy prophesied an abundant sup ply Of bitumincus coal for the Amer ican public or mine prices. which are bclow those of any coal-produc- ing country in the world"
 j. C. Brydon, president of the ss- sociaiioB outlined an emergency plan of coal distribution. prepared and ten- dnred to the government through the United states coal commission st the time of the threatened anthracite strike last year.
 While it WAS offered at the time Of this particular emergency" he said. 'the program is so all-embrac- ing and so elastic that it can be used under almost any emergency" Mfr. Bryd<n stated that even to detail of personnel. this plan can be placed in operation by the National Coal ssso- ciation whenever the occasion re- dnires.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

 darktown numbers a luncheon was served and dancing concluded the program.
 Completing Cleanup
 Because of the bad weather the city cleanup period has been delayed but work was started today on the second division of the city. The city teams will observe the following schedule fsE today and Thursday:
 Start at corner Center and North Main streets; Center to Goodwin, thence south on Goodwin to High, Queen, Harrison. Prince, Elm, Belle- to Center. Sessions, High. Summer, from Main to Center street.
 Section - Friday and Saturday, May 6 and IT;
 Start at corner of Main and North Main streets: Federal to Maple, North, Pennington avenue to top of Martins Fill, Maple to Center street. Spring, Prospect place. Lincoln place, Merri- man street. Summer from Center to Maple, Judd, Grove, Woodland. Stearns, Goodwin, from Center to Woodland, Stewart. Walnut. Oakland. Bradley, Burlington avenue to Lewis. Lincoln. Franklin place, 1ngraham street .Ingraham place. Pardee street. Dwight, Conlon. Williams. Irving. Roberts. Jamaica. Curtiss streets and the Barnes and Synder tract.
 Bristol Briefs
 Restricting of Prospect street has been started by the public works de- partment,
 An improvement has been noted in the condition of Leroy r. Tucker. the North Main street druggist who is re- treatment at the Charter Oak hospital
 President Dewitt Page of the New Departure Manufacturing Co.,, is re- from his recent illness at the Charter Oak hospital in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
Rheumatic Pain Quickley Relieved by New Discovery No Medicines to Take
"CurtI Me of Innammatory Rbeu- maiism of S Wears Standing,s Mriies Man After Using
 Two Boxes.

< startling ne0 treatment for rheu. ma ism. discovered py Aicssandro Noita. Inc eminent Italian physicist, has noW reached this country. Here 1t is repeating ls amazing success in relieving rheumatic suffering many stubborn cases succeeding where years of internal dosing freat- mems have failed. This ucw remedy. called Volta after its disc0verrr. is in the form of a fire pogdcr. which Is rot taken internally but Is shaken in the shoes. The principle Of this new method ef treating rheumatism is Medication by Absorption. Volta powder is intended to be absorbed through tfe myriad pores fn the soies ot Inc feet. io eliminate excess Uric Arld. Is ihis method rheumatic pain is relieved. and the stomach is sated the risk that accompanies inc old fashioned dosing. Thousands Of rrate- ful users 0s Volta have already festi- led. in writing. 10 the amazing bene- fits they have received from this dis cCvery. So remarkable and rapid have been the results from the use of Volta Powder. both in this country and tn 1faiy. that the American distributors have authorized local druggists to dis pense Volta with an unqualified guar antee Of relief from the use Of the very frs; box or your money win hs rf funded IT you suffer from Thsu- matie pains. sciatics. lumbago. gout or neuralgia. yor owe f t0 yourself 10 try fbis start8lns scientific treat mani. Il is absolutely harmless and uili not cpss ore cent Y you do rot reurive sendsrfoi rsiiss. You ean ret No,ts rawdsr from all good druggists CteryWhers.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
DAILY TESTS OF CITY
 WATER SUPPLY PLANNED
Health Department Bacteriosogist to Make Frequent Analyses oi
 samples From Reserloirs

Through the cooperation of the health department laboratory, daily tests of the city water supply will be made shortly and tho presence of contamination will in this way be quickly detected.
 Heretofore monthly tests have been made by Davenport and keeler aSl while they have always indicated the water supply to be in excellent condi- tion, the water and health depart ments realize the possibility of condi- tions arising that would make daily tests advisable.
 The tests will be made in the health department laboratory by Bactoriolo- gist Robert ]. Griffin.
 The annual test of the several wells within the city limits is now going on. Sanitary Inspector John A. Dolan has taken samples which will he forwarded 10 the state laboratory for test.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
Thin Men
 Skinny Men Run Down Men
 Nervous Men

You probably know that Cod Liver Oil is inc greatest flesh producer in the world.
 Because 1t contains more Nitamincs than any food you can get.
 Yo1'H be glad to know that Tod Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated tab- lets now. so if you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of real healthy Iiesh ol your bones and feel well hnd strong ask Clark < Brainerd or Dick iuson Drug 70. or any druggist for a hcx Of McCoyfs Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
 tnir ca cants for se tsbIets and if you don't gain five pounds in go days your druEgiss viii hand y0u back inc money you paid for them.
 IL isnf any hing unusual for q per- son 10 gain 10 pounds in 90 days.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
East Berlin Items

The weekly meeting of the Junior league will be held in the social room of the Methodist church Thursday af- ternoon at o'clock.
 The next meeting of the Progressive Reading circle will be held at the Community house on Berlin street Tuesday evening, May %. Mfrs. F.. w.. Stearns will be the hostess. The pro- gram will be in charge of Mrs. Will liam Noble and the roll call will be Spring"
 The Social Five" club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward kahms on Thursday afternoon of this week.
 The regular meeting of the Com munity club will be held in the base mGnt Of tlr- Methodist church this evening at S o'clock. Albert Law renee will have charge Of the enter tsinment which will follow tho busi- ness meeting. Further plans will be made for the whist. social and dance to he given at the Athletic hall next Wednesday evening.
 X number from this place will at- tend the entertainment 10 be given at the town hall in Berlin this evening.
 The regular meeting Of the 'T.a- fanso" club will not be held this week.
 The local members Of the order Of Eastern Star will attend a meeting Of the order al Cromwell this evening.
 All the local bali players are re- questod 10 come out for practice every evening weather permitting. The man agcr of the club has issued a num- Der Of challenges 10 teams fin sur rounding towns and has already heard from several and will arrange for sunday games throughout the sum mer 1t is also requested that socal turn out to these games 10 give the local boys encouras se ment.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
INSIST ON ITEMIZED BILL
Members uf Common Comcil Will Object to Referring Johnson Ac- count tu Board of Scipctmun.

If Alderman J. Gustav Johnson in- sists that the common council look to the board of soloctmcn for an item izcd bill on his sllO charge against tho city for services as voting machine mechanic, members Of the common council vill call his attention 10 charter provision that none but item i1ed bill are to be approved. when the bin comes up for payment at tonight's apocial meeting.
 For the second lime in as many years, Alderman Johnson's bill has been held up for an itemizcd state mnnt Such a statement. he declares. should he sought from the board of sccctmen under whose direction he has worked. This claim is disputed by members Of the council.
 Alderman Johnson has stated that he win not act as voting machine me- chanic for the city of New Britain next September unless he is siven e contract for stipulated sum.
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 Tho Ukraine is the richest and most deneely populated part Of Rus sin.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
BARS SUNDAY MOVIES
Ohio supreme Court Rules That Films on sabbath Are in Violation of the state Law.

Columbus. O.. May li-Motion pie lures were held 10 be theatrical per- formances by the Ohio supreme court here and are forbidden on Sundays. The decision was given in the appeal of ". K. Richards. operator Of a motion picture theater al Findlay. from sentence Of s1ua and cosis imposed by local courts. sunday film performa uces hitherto hava been 2 matter of course in al ths large cities.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
RECKLESS DRIVERS
 ID BE OUT O' LUCK
Judge GrisWOld Determined to
 Rid Road Of Pests
CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING
Ono Case Comes Up in Berlin Court- . Events Today-I3rcaks Right El-
 bow--Pariy on I'th Wedding An-
 ,crsary--Iteal Estate.

Traffic is getting heavier on the turnpike each day, but it seems 10 me that conditions arc much ini- p,ovcd over those ot last year and several years previous" said Judge George Griswold of the Berlin town court today, in talking Of the traffic situation along the Berlin turnpike.
 The judge is of inc opinion that this year will see less accidents and more cars on the road than in any years past, although one reason for inc small number of accidents re- ported 10 date may he due to the fact that tho state police have not started their activities so carly this season.
 Motorists seem to be obCying the rules of the road" said Judge Gris- wold. "Uf course. there is always n certain element that makes trouble, but generally there has not been as much trouble so far this year as has been evident for five or six years past. From my personal observation traffic violators are not numerous on the road this year, people respecting inc rights of their fellow motorists 10 greater extent than heretofore.
 "YOu may say for me that those found guilty of reckless driving will he dealt with harshly this year." said Judge GrisNold. We ETC going to be very strict and l am determined to rid the road of those pests who make driving q danger for other motorists"
 The limit in fines will he given drivers guilty Of rocklcssutss. 1T they appear before Judge Griswold. H. hns been conducting campaign against these motorists fer several yeafs.
 BuGin fincd si0
 Dr. r. Tumin Of Bristol. charged with reckless driving and turning tO left at an intersecting highway on April ii. was discharged on the first count and fined s10 en thc second count when he appeared in the Berlin town count last night.
 Buffin cIaimed that he made pro- per turn and that lie did mt see motorcycle until if was ten feet from hin. The motorcycle in question was ena on which Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nenninger Of East Berlin were riding. Bufin. in making a turn from the Farminefon road 10 tIte railroad sta ton road. coiIided with them and both passengers on the motorcycle were severely hurt.
 Indications were that the motorcy- cls was being propelled at a greater
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
Do Your Feet Suffer?

Tor aching limbs. weak feet. fallen arches flaf feet. painful ieeI. inturntng ankles. eailorses. eic.. wear fisyible featherweielit arch supports which wasfHake from Indirid- nal impressions Of your feet in corrected position. Many continue to suTef from foot tr0ailles through frving rsndy made arch sunTs0rfs which ran not 1t properly tie vastly different shapes of feet; may well wear re1dy Isade ere gissses or faise tan h. We fit tHe foot and not tIie si4oe fsif'ersrt from sH etifcr supports Fitted aug .sId erclns-tslv fy
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 snd sundays ., Appointments
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
Case is Continued

Case is Continued
 The case of Arthur Kleefeld of Bristol. who are arrested Sunday night after his automobile had struck and seriously injured Walter Le- Claire of West Cheshire. was con tinued in the town court yesterday until LeClaire is able to appear. The victim is in a serious condition at the New Britain General hospital and it will be some time before he will be able to be out.
 Hearing Tomorrow
 A hearing into the automobile ac- cident at the corner of Broad and Whiting streets last Sunday evening will be given to Joseph Colclla and Wesley Naaman. both of Plainville who were driving the two cars at the time of the clash, in the town court tomorrow. The men were arrested by Policeman Andrew Hogan following the collision.
 Plainyille Briefs
 William Ford of Washington street is moving into the Ella Mayo estate home on Washington street.
 The Woman's Home and Foreign society Of the Advent Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. F. C. Smith at 29 East Broad street.
 Reliable moving by honr or con- tract. Call 1T7--it pays: all goods are secured. Long distance work a speciality. Thomas A. Costello, G. Pierce St. Tel. 177.-advt.
 To rent-Furnished room with bath for gentleman. Inquire 5S Pierce
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
CALCUTTA NENT STOP.

Ailahabad. British India, May 14.-- The British aviator. stuart Macl.arcn. engaged in an attempted flight arosnd the world, arrived here today from Nasirabad. He plans 10 hop of for Calcutta tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
Legion Inter:sins

Sficheprey Post. Aueriean I.eeion. entertained tbe members of Inc post suMiiary tsrt night at t.rslnn haif. wHen the fsuys' rirB f1inetrf5s pre- sented ths program. Following the
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

rate of speed than was reasonable for the location. Judge Griswold said that the place is bad one for per sons approaching the depot, Care should be employed in approaching taat road, he said.