New Britain herald., 1924-05-20
CHURCH DEDICATION
 IN BRISTOL SUNDAY
Bishop Milan to Lay Cornerstone
 in St. joSe2h's Parish
STRUCTURE COST SS0O,00Q
EA-NaSar Duttcn Returns From Globe Trotting Town-a!any Re Women 10 Visit Mcr.dcn Sanitaritm

Women 10 Visit Mcr.dcn Sanitarium 1 Laying of the cornerstone of the
 new sSo0,OG St, Josephs church on
 Sunday afternoon, when Bishop John
 J. Milan of Hartford will direct the ceremonies. will mark an epoch in the annals of the parish. The new edifice with it's surroundings, will make a handsome structure. Scanned lime stone is being used for the exterior walls, which are practically complete so that a conception Of the church's s appearance can be gained. As the ceremonies on Sunday will be a red letter day in the parish history, so the days events will be cornerstone in the life of the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, under whose able manage ment the new church was made pos sible. He came to this city when a debt Of no small proportions encum- bered the church property. This was fully paid off and for several years. the parish has been free of debt and has piled up large sum in the banks Tor the new church building.
 The new church will seat about 150O people and will he the latest word in ecclesiastical architecture. It will have two towers in front and a strik- Ing portion of the front entrance will be the rose window over the pestibulo, which will be paid for ou; of the sum raised by st, Rita's Guido the parish women's society.
 George ]. Lacourse Of this city is the contractor.
 Joe" Dutton Home
 Joe" Dutton, Bristol's leading globe trotter, returned home last night after five months trip through inc Far East, the Holy Land and the continent. He sailed from New York m January on the Laconia and after brief soiourns in Havana and Los Angeles, bla2ed the trail over the Pa elhe Tor the three world circling army aHiaiors 10 Honolulu and Japan. In Inc latter country he had the unique sensation Of four earthquake shocks. while the steamer was at Yokohama. which is being slowly rebuilt after tho depestatlon Of the terrific earth quake few months ago. From the land Of the cherry blossoms. he visit cd the haunts of Rudyard Kipline. in India, seeing the flying fishes in Bom- bay and the funeral pyros of Rcnarcs Atter 10 days in the land Of raisbs hls footsteps led 10 China whore shanghai was the first port. His Stay Tn Shanghai, Canton and a trip inland was so extended that his deyteritv NHh the chopsticks is now the maryet or nus local friends. A short stop in me walled city Of Picking preceded his departtre for Manila, where he was entertained by prominent army offi- ciaIs, From Manila. a flying trip was made To Java, where marvellous sights greeted him. His itinerary took him 10 me Holy Land. including a four. | day stop in Jerusalem and numerous camel rides and visits 10 tho sphipy railing to make that well knou,, woman talk, the former newsratbarer . went on 10 the Continent. where polnts or Interest in Italy. France and england were visited. While in ' rance former Mayor Dutton took a IT'D to inc baftienelds. where local men fell in the world war A week lko he boarded the Sc,thia for homo
 crowle, Gets Contract
 'iNll Engineer D. r. Crowley who has been awarded the contract for fb, engineering work at Maplcvood rom Ihenc"d work yesterday motpips win a large force Of men, and work viti ,e pushed along rapidly for the open ns ot Inc new addition which win axe place in about iao weeks The proposed la}out for Inc new addition aus Tor number of fire new roads hat will conform to inc regulation 'iath as required by inc rity for sc 'hptance. Most Of the worl, ,r c,,, Ing down the trees on the buI sec i"h ot The tract. that oreriooLs tb, ny has been completed.
 Sentiment for Hayes,
 Indignation has been exnrcs.,.a .. er'a'h quarters Of the local repub. lean ranks over the comparison oy ne case Of Postmaster William iay's with George 4. Warner. who 'ehnquished the office to Mr. us,s. .Her l2 years of servire. The .nr- 'ortors Of Mir. Hayes in inc q. o p ahks point Out that when Mir war- ier left inc office that post Nas tt., immersed in politics brt since ,t. 'latlHs ot The postmss'crship in civil 'erfice' they say thet # is or, of 'oh'ics. in answer 10 The comnari- on between NIr. Warner and Mir tayes. H is shown that posfruss.r- Neilman of Torrington. republican as appointed by President Wilson hen NellHan stood the hirhesg iy ne examinations. although several lemocrsts had also us sssed. Tn ,ba 'cai case. only Mr. Hayes guajtfes me examinations. 1 movement fs m foot 10 lay the facts before ron 'ressnan F. Hart Penn in order. as he supporters Of the moVafaer4 sat hat Mir Hayes can secure q ..zsu.rs .rsI"
 VIII IiSif Sanitarium.
 Accompanied hy Dr Arthur 'raeksit. group Of Bristol women Iin motor 10 Meriden tomorrow sft- rnoOn and visit Underciin saui;s- ium They viil be met by the su- . erfntendent. Dr. Gibson. who will ] srsonaily conduct the party about s he institution. fl It is also anticipated that Dr. Gib- a on will speak followed hy Dr. Ii 'raeketf. Sho has taken q great in- i sresf in fhe work Tndercfife Is at- fl smpfinr.
 Two Bristol children are receiving n -eatment at rnderctins snd they q ilI bc visited while the Bristol party q there The trip has been planned ti