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New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Seymour Youth Faces
 Auto Theft Charges

Waterbury. conn. June ii.--Ths -rase of Edward Mtlkun. 10 of i4f Seymour street. Seymour. charged afth theft of an automobile snd 1Hh rarrsinE concealed rrapons Was continued in city court here today until Monday morning under bonds of ss.oun. The complaining witness. William Martin og M.ridsr. testified today and said Thursday night after he had parked his car on canal street in this city he noticed Milkun board inc automobile and start inc engine He ordered Bilkun from ths machine and the latter. hs said. pointed 2 repolt ar at him. but ihs gun tailed to discharrs. Milhun Uss arrested a short distance away. < bullet that had been in fhs revolver st The time sas today introduced as evidence 10 shon that fhs trigger had siruck The bullet but failed 10 explode il.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

The Nc" Britain lodge Of Elks has invited the Girl Scouts Of New Brit Jain council 10 attend Flag Day eAer- ciscs at the Elks club auditorium on Monday night at o'clock. Troops 1 and , will leave the South church about 7:45. Girl Scouts from other troops may meet with these troops at this time.
 The Girl Scout office pill close July 2 10 make preparations for camp which will open July 1a Many par ents are planning to send their daugh- tcrs and it will eliminate much un- necessary core spondence if Scouts will make their reservations before July 2. Registrations will be accept d in the order receih ed
 At the last meeting Of Troop No. ., Center church, tho following girls were invested as Tenderfoot scouts; Jessie Alexander. Margaret Alexander, Marion Sorrow. Barbara Smith, Ger trude Ericsson and Vera Lundin.
 Troop No. ;. Camp school. is plan ming for hike 10 Sunset Rock for its last meeting Of the season.
 Nathan Hale and St. .Iosenh's school troops are holding extra meetings so that all girls who wish may pass Ten derfoot tests befor evaration.
 Troop No. l, South church. will en- tertain Troop No. .. Center church. at its last meeting of the season. Mon day. Supper will be followed by camp entertainment and games. At tho last meeting Of T.oop No. the following tenderfoot scouts were in- vested: Eliza beth Harwood, Pauline kallin, Mildred Davenport and Mary Dainty.
 The Central Junior high school troop will hold an outdoor meeting with picnic supper at Sunset Rock for its last meeting of the season, Thurs day. June l9. Members Of the troop will meet al o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
WELCOME FOR DAWES
 IS BEING PLANNED
Friends in Chicago Arranging
 Celebration for Candidate

! Chicago, June 1i.-Wclcominc re- i captions for Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, republican vice presidential
 nominee. who returns 10 Chicago to- 1 day, are planned by his friends here
 and in Evanston. his home. { ConGratulatory messages from all { parts of the country and across the gcas are piled high on his desk at the
 Central Trust company, which he
 helped to organise years ago and since has assisted in directing.
 While they prepared 10 greet the
 man made famous as q banker poll ticai organizer, budget director and economic expert. his friends told of submerged side Of his make I'D. given little consideration in descriptions of the new candidate.
 They told of General Dawes, then purchasing agent of the American army in France. standing in front Of his office the Sunday after the armis- tice was signed watching q triumphal parade of the Alsatians in Paris. There were more women than men among the marchers, and nearly every conan was rarbed in mourn ing.
 The women in black" the gen eral remarked
 The women in black" he repeated little later. "noesn't it cut clear into yous"
 As the parade concluded, he re- marked to a friend "1n never forget those women in black"
 Friends Of tho nominee say he is r"ticent to talk Of his rhilarthropies possibly the most prominent of which arc the three hotel. established and operated by him for destitute men and women.
 The first of these was founded as a memorial to his only son. Rufus Dawes. junior al Princeton, who was 'iroFned in Lake Geneva Sent. 5. 1912. The hotel was opened here in l9lf and vas named he Rufns F. Dawes hotel, \ similar hostolry vas opened in Boston in 1918 and the Mary Dawes hotel for women me morial 10 his mother nas opened here In 1917.
 In the Rufus Dawes hotels beds are five and ten cents, and m the | Mary Dawes hotel len to thirty cents ! Meals arc served al prices ransing from five rents down. free em- ployment agency is maintained where more than $500 iobs arc ohtaired an- 1ually.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Snilih lnngrcrniinnaI

Saturday, June 21. the annual nir. nic for the church and church school will be held. Special cars leave the church at a. m.
 The next celebration fthe com session Of tho church school to he held in the Junior room at ig:In. with a service appropriate to Flag Day and Independence Day. Stereop- ticon views will be shown Of the American flag,
 Next Sunday will be the gr,ertaI munion uill be on June a, when also ihern will be reception Of new mem bers.
 Snnday-~a;so so a. m. Italian school. io'SO 2. m. Children's Day service and promotion exercises of all de- pariments in the church auditorium, There will be baptism and diplomas will be awarded. ..50 ?. m, Assyrian worship, D. m, meeting Of the Clinton street extension Of the Ital- Ian department of the church school. 6:3o D, m, Christian Endeasor meet Ing. Reunion Of former members, 7'So T, m, Italian worship.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
WILL GIVE BIBLES ID 32 CHILDREN
SS Sunday School Pupils Make Good Attendance Records

Childrens Day will be observed m l the local Congregational churches to-
 morrow Elth elaborate ceremonies. Al
 the First Congregational church se
 children of the Sunday school @ho
 have become seven years of age dur ing the past year wiu h@ pftsentfd i
 with Bihlss They ars as follons:
 Frankla Apater. Sherma Avery, Agnes Bardsserian. Lois R. Connors,
 Betty Curtis, ioonore Erickson, Helen Goss. Garry Gre.. Warren Horton.
 Katherine Hoylr, John Humason. 1ss- bel mgham, Airline Johnson, Shirley Jones Dorothy <inseiia, Joseph Xii. son, Edna knapp, winifrcd Lake, Dorothy l.ea,iti, Clara [. Mitchell. Irene Mia, Jacob der Dbsnessian. Katherine page, Thomas ferrau, sn' phie Sareis, Tra,crS smith. Niiiism smith. sics splettztoeasr, sehirmsn Stocks, Evelyn Nlets. Ayriis West, Waiter William Wright.
 The following children hstlnE per feet attendance Or absent not more fhan tso Sundays in a year: Eleanor Henna Edward 1rtarian, Vivian Hoi. stein, George W. Harbour, Isabel Ing ham. srpcnik lapasian, Sophie sar- gis. Arthur yrtarian, Warren Horton, Thomas rereau. Alice satEui., Eliza beth Hoistein, Ruth Hanna, Harry sladr. Emiiy Bonhni. Allsson Her mann. Helon sarEts, Russell Hanna, Hurand Holsnresian, Virginia l." May fcar Fanaaian, Clara Belle Holstein, Clarence Derrick, Henry 1'ertau. Jean nrummond, James Bnarn. John siadr, Dorothy Etllinss. Asnif Mammalian. Reid Derrick. tu- cile Case. Arthur Tonkint, Natalse tTsp.
 The program 'till be as foloss:--- l'retnae. prctcssionai hymn, "Et ioica, Ne Pure nf ll,aE;" innovation: solo 'nr rontralt1. "i Thinl When 1 Read i hal srcrt s,Lry:" scr1piHre reading. song, Spring Sons" beginners and primary departments. slthem; hap ism of chit Itfn' hsnr. prayer. re- sponse; presentation of rromotion .ertiacatns and Go To-t hrreh" pins 1orai offerings; song, Jesus Loves Ms This I kncv," Dr -inns,s and primary innedh encnts. oFrf- or,: presentation of pibics: soa. z q'hiidren's pa+.' treqr dtetion. rr- iponse: recessi5raf; pt1i'@ds.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
TRINITY GRADS
 RETURNING TODAY
This Is Glass Day at the College
 on the Hill

:. Hartford. Conn. June t..--2'ls is
 class day at Trinity College. Scores
 of alumni came 10 inc city t1 join ! meath, the eIms," with the claza rc
 1924 undergraduate faculty mem i bers, and trustees in the festivities or the Commencement season.
 The class day exercises of Trinity S Iinety-eighth commencement were held this afternoon, Glass day rresi- tcrt, Stanley l.. Kennedy Of New Brighton, \. Y.. opened the exercises with brief address Of welcome. Then fciIowed the class history of John
 ieonans of AndoNcr. the class pOrm hy Harrison B. schofeld of Hartford lie class prophecy by William Allen Of Hartford, the class statistics hv Thomas J. Birmin ehsm Of Hartfori a' l the presentation Of class gifts by Warren Hough Of Hartford Pro- Vernon K. krieble Of the chemisl,, department Of the college, was the. main speaker Of the afternoon. An outstanding feature Of the afternoon nas the unNeiling Of the two tablets en which are inscribed the likeness Of n" Rev, Dr. James McCook. H grad. tat' of Trinity in the class Of 1888 ahd professor Of modern languages 2, the college for more than 40 wears In the evening there will he class rc. unions and reunion of the class of 1895" The latter affair will in clude a banquet for the alumni whoye ciass7s are not holding reunions.
 sunday morning there niil be hoty communion in the college chapel fol. lowed by an open air service on th, campus al which HoHard Elliott. for- r'er president Of the N. Y., X. H. A II railroad and director of mors than score Of railroads RilI he tho mtlr speaker In the evening the rc1 Charles William Henry. Trinity 'a9. of Ando'cr, Mass. uit deliver th, bafcaIaureste sermon at Christ church cathedral
 The 9sth comm VIII f,- eie in Alumni hall Monday mor9lnr Th" principal address eill hc given hy Ni1chell Smith of Pennington. p,a}. wright,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
German Baptist

Sunday -9@o a. m, Sunday school 10:3o a m, German sc"tlcr. seInion hy l.. Michels. No r,ne .i>h scrritc. Meeting Of the New EaglaIl asso- ciation with the hns.h in New Ha,- rn; morning sermon by Rev. C. H. Schnccli; address in the afternoon al ? o'clock before the Womcn's Mission tnion by pr F. W. Meyer from rapiz, Philippine Islands. and al 7.30 D. m. before Inc Y, r. Union hy Dean C. k, Brown of Yale Divinity school.
 WcdnesdaY-i p, m, religious in strurtion for girls; 7;50 p. m. meeting of tho Pathnnders club at the resi- dence of l.. Lawson, iSt Park street. Thursday evening prayer meeting in German.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
HALF MILLION IS
 AT STAKE IN CASE
Missouri Man Contests His
 Riie'S Will

lAbertF Mo, June lf The hall milton dollar estate of Mrs. Jula Woods Davies nf Kansas ifffA, uhr died m December te@2. vas at stalk In cifcnit court here today with al. iofneys for George Nrsiain ns>le~ opera singer ef St. Louis. ,ontestn. f "tll nn'lsr shich Mrs. nattry rut off her husband and itn lbe D1k nt ; her wealth 10 Captain Harry Hritun Of London
 I"iinn, who tt satd io br an mtcr- rre'er in the Bow strect poIluc cuDut ih London, was. emplbs I hy Mrs. ps'ies as confidential serr,fnry. Hu is represented here lay rounn1
 Sensational charges as to .he tn'.- encn Hinldrd by zeitun o,.f Mr.. ila'ies eefr made yetterdav hy l8nr1 <. snrali local attorney in t. ins tr~ ground nork of Inc opera stbgor has bands case.
 simrall charged in hl. rrruus statement that zciiun 'tr'rulni into tfs ltati1s household phif. natfas and his nife ~ore litinE ia Rom, tured Mrs. naei.s fa London Hh,t- ha serfeied her and h, putur4fyiue her in Inc use of drugs anl nqJor eocrced her into drawing vitl in tis favor.
 He also charged that E>itaH ts4 p'oiisd ihe death nf ttatfes
 'Haifun threatened Mrs. paytgt uHh death and told her f ahe ,r rt.td n love him he -nufd soui hor token of 1etth-a yellow ~hrl san themum, said Simrsii. 'fhe Token wss received h., Mrs. la ies. and she "as made htstrrtcsI rben # rss rf- csHed."
 The ~ill under dispute vas made ia London, May s. tac.. and Mrs. it7,trs dted the folorinz pcrembrr.
 tbr. r. L. sutzbseher CT taasss Ctjt, testified that Mrs. i1aries for et, reafs prior to her death. aas 2 tcttm nf liauor and narcotic. and I"tfatad that during ths rrote rrrtn1 tfs ras insane and incapable Of naAta4 a contract.
 II vas brought ouf that Mre tiat.ee entered irto contract under rHtrr Zsitun uas te hrrome her tcrretars Of s5oa month She spent cr ttr 2, ,srsra cf ,4nao to ss. na6 2 north. it 7ss trsiifrd.
 Frank A. Mccarthy. of Sf Louis. testified that he brought about rar- eEnitior tsfzeen inc ua7f~s' and de- clared Mrs Dasias asserted zeitun tn- fHrncnd her against her hushaad
 
 inc late Tpr William Woods of Kan t. sas Tity. after whom Nfltisri Woods . oilsre al Fulton. No. is named.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
ra>cREp nEco,rns SIGHT.

William l.. Tsntrad physical director of The Bennington VI. r. M. '. A.. formerly assistant physical director Of inc Sea Britain "" V ho aas injured recently in a kerosene explosion. is reported as improving. Mr. Tancred vas temporarily blinded but has recovered his sight.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
BIBLE CONFERENCE STARTS

The semi-annual Bible conference at the Emmanuel Gospel church be- gan this morning al ln o'clock. The second meeting ~as held al gao F. m, and again al 7:S0 D. m. Among thn speakers will he Rev. H. $. Miller of the Union Missionary training i'm stitute of New York city. Roy. \. r. snead nf the Christian Missionary all liance and Hev. w E. Reed. mis. tionary from Ecuador. The same men will speak tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Stanley Memorial

Sunday 1o:45 q. m, Chidrrn's Day program Of songs. fecitationS dialogues. etc. ny ths children o' all departme Of the church school 1 candle lighting service will be a special feature. X number of Chll- dren will receive Christian baptism. A special offering for the congrcga ton Sunday school extension society will be made,
 Wcdnesday--2:50 ?, m. A social meeting of the Ladies Aid society, This win be the last meeting until September.
 Friday-T:i5 D, m. church social and entertainment under the auspices ol the Men's club.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
ro HAVE LATE SESSION.

Members of Inc Nsr Britain kinauis club viii meet at io o'clock Monday night at ths Burtstt hotel tu- stead Of Wednesday noon. Y niH he Zero Hour" for the intrrnatiopai kiwanis clubs mad sg. g.Grg men in inc country Will meet at tho same tfmc. Howard Y. Stcarns is arranging Inc local program and the attendanco prize will he given he r.. r. Hitch cock. President Charles W. IIa.Ykfns "iIl ask another trick question. '' during the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Medals Awarded Those
 Who Aided in Disaster

Wheeling. ". Va. June is.-ur' thousand medals. reaarding u1en and women =1o participated in the Ecn- wood mine disaster relief of the 1ess of April .E. were mailed today from the offices of the Wheeling strel cor roraticn. Approximately s5n n13-. medals are to be awarded.
 Included the United states mine rescuers. ths American F.ed Crcs' workers called in from disaster head quarters al Washington. and the ro'- untesr rescue sorkprs who rams from many states recipients eF 'Hf medals. are residents of es ststss.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Emmanuel Gospel

sunday-10 2. mo prayer and praise service. l0:45 q. m, preach Ing by Rev. A. (. Snead. l2:l5 D. m, missionary talk to Sunday school by Rev. W. F.. Reed of Ecuador, ?, m. Rev. H. 2. Miller. Bible teacher. ' E. nn., Rev. Howard and Rev. Snead,
 Tuesday-4 ?. m, childrcn's meet ing. 1880 ?. ma teachers training class.
 Thursday--7:4b p. m, mid-Nceh prayer meeting,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Swedish Him Rantist

sunday school al a:45 a. m. Morn Ing worship at II o'clock with scr. mon hr the pastor. Young Peoples meeting at ?, m. Evening service al o'clock.
 Tuesday, Midsummer festival at s o'clock.
 Thursday prayer service at 7.a5 ?. m
 Friday ~-~ The Young Peoples so- eiefy will hold June festival at < o'clock. An escelelnt program will be given and refreshments served,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
MASONIC ITIstD Day

Iaridsn. Conn. June 1..-Tt. ConHscfirut Masonic Isiue IaTEs fs Ii tszv and harferue htfI under 'AS 7"- srices nf the Feiiozcrsft eiufss "f '7' state siH T.. held zf Hznov ~r rsrh. N4riden. August -7.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
First Church Of Christ

il 2. m, Children's Day service. 6 n. m, Young Peoples service,
 Wedncsday-2 p,.m., English class for Armenian women.
 ThurSday-2 T. m. Armenian Wom- ems Bible class 4:@0 p. m, Girl Scouts. Parents will be the guests at the annual victory banquet of the Boy Scouts, Troop 1, Thursday, $50 D. m.
 Fridsy-7:50 p. n., Boy Scouts,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
X, NJ, r., Zisu

Sunday service, 1o:45 a. nlu preach ing by the pastor, subject; "Our Fathers Pleasure" sunday school, 13:So p. m. Narick Christian I.n- desvor society. s:So P. m. 7;45 p. m, preaching by the pastor, subject; 'Christ's Freedom" Rev. James A. Wright, of the Congregational church of Hartford will preach at 3:30 p. m.
 Tuesday evening prayer meeting at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Christian Scipnre

Sunday service Ht f0:45 a. m. Sub i.et God the Preserrer of Man" Sunday school at a:4s a. m
 Wednesday evening meeting al & o'clock.
 The Reading room Room a0i, Ma tIonal Bank building Is open Co inc
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Trinity SIcfhosliSt

a:fh 3, m. church school iO:45 o'clock, morning service. P, m., Ep- worth league, last service. T;15 o'clock, last evening service.
 Tuesday~-s T. m. Philsthea out - ing, Sunset Rock. T:30 D. m, Roy Scout meeting. 7;45 ?. m. class meeting.
 Thursday-7:so D, n1o prayer meet in~.
 Fridsy--7;5o ?, m, choir rehearsal
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

logical seminary will preach Sunday morning al l0;30 o'clock. This serN- ice will be in English. No evening service.
 Next Thursday evening the Broth erhood will hold their monthly meet ing. The pastor. Rev. Dr. Abel Ahl- auist is attending the Synodical meet ing at De kalb, Ill.,, and is expected home June g.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
First Isaniisi

1o:Go o'clock, morning ser'ice, Chil- drens Day.
 Monday-7;3o D. m, Boy Scouts.
 Wcdnesday--1;50 D. m, Young Womcn's sewing guild lawn party at home of Mrs. ". H. Judd, Murray street.
 Thursday - 7:50 ?. m, mid -ueck s@lAiCr.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Second euf

Ii o'clock. Sunday morning Chil- drsn's lay service. : o'clock, eve ming service with sermon: The Book of Proverbs"
 Thursday evening at o'clock. Bible study of Jude.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
International Bible Students Assn.

Morning service 1U:45 a. m, ser mon by C. 4. Zuehlke Of Brooklyn. x. Y. Subject: Gods Call to His Church." Lecture , D. m, Odd Eel lows hail Subject; The Church at War, Nations Divided"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
St. Matthews Lutheran

ssr'ice in English with holy com rirllion at ? o'clock. service in Ger. man at fo.45.
 Monday evening, meeting Of school board and committee.
 Friday evening, the wafhcr league
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

The United States adopted stand. ard lime in 1888 on the initiative of the American Railway association.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

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New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
st, Marks I.,pisgansI

Trinity Sunday. 7;3o a. m, holy communion. II 2. m, closing service Of the church school
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
First Lutheran

Sunday school at a:30 s m, Rev.
 John E, Moose of the Hartford Theo-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Trinity Sunday

t0 2. nj. services. 11:15 q. m, Sunday school.
 Monday evening, committees will visit the members of the Congrega ton to discuss the summer finances.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

The state of New York has ranked first since 1aa4 on ths talue of fts manufactured products.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
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public daily from 12 noon until 4 o'clock except Sundays and holidays.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Peoples

to.4a a. n.. preaching by the pas tor, subject: Gods Want Column tc noon, the sunday school will meet. ?. m, the Young Peoples meeting led by Mrs. F. N "ot. ?. m, preaching by [ tor. subject: "satan's lncuhat sermon based upon the Fran of Chicago.
 Thursday 1,t r. m, church prayer meeting.
 Friday-7:45 ?. m, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
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