New Britain herald., 1924-01-30

economic advantages or fear of mili- tary supremacy of some other coun- try.
 Shes aid that one acn never ar rive at any goal for which one does not strive. in speaking for the court of justice. She said that up until the middle of the 18th century 1t was perfectly legal for men to fight ducls in Connecticut and up to the present 1t has been perfectly legal for nations to settle their difficulties by means Or wars. There are two ways of settling disputes. One of them is by reason, the other is by force.
 The idea Of a permanent court of jus tice is not new by any means, aeord- ing to Mrs. Rose. She said that pro- posals were made for such thing as carly as 1895. Steps have also been taken to create such a court in 1872, 1899 and 1907.
 Mrs. Rose said that she did no, claim that a permanent court would abolish war, but, she stated. it would be a long way toward the end.
 The permanent court of justice is distinct from the League Of Nations. This fact Mrs. Rose emphasized. She said that the most eminent iurists or various countries Of the world say that belonging 10 the court does not mean belonging to the League Of Ma tions. However. some politicians in this country say that they are one and the same thing.
 Poverty soeSel Tonight
 The poverty social to be held by the woman's Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church this afternoon Congregational church this evening promises 10 be a successful affair. Guests will attend in their oldest clothes. Games will be played and refreshments will be on sale. The pro- ceeds will be devoted to tho work Of the society.
 Changes Residence
 George Kanipa, chauffeur for Dr. E. NJ. Griswold. moved today from the Beach Swamp road to the Berlin Bank building on Main street, Ken sington. where his family will take up it's residence.
 Whist This E,ening
 The T. 4. E. society Of kensing- ton will hold whist this evening a, o'clock at the hall at Cpsons cor ner. Prizes for winners will be award cd and several other special prizes will also be awarded. The society's hope chest is gradually filling ID,
 No Cases On Docket
 There were no cases on the docket of the Berlin Town court last evening and the weekly session was cancelled. Judge George Griswold stated today that a chamber session of the court would be held this evening. Out side Of this onc case there arc no cases 10 come up for hearings.
 .. Celebration February ]
 Due 10 an error in the report. it was stated in last nights 'Herald" that the goth anniversary celebration of Berlin Grange was to have been held in the hall last evening. The celebration is not 10 be held until next Thursday. \ program appro- priate to the occasion will be carried put.
 Court Iunetioning Today
 The world court is functioninE to- jay. said the speaker. We. as q na- lion could use if if ve' wished to, She spoke or back door entrance" by which the United states could get into the court and have dealings with t.
 Some politicians claim that England would have seven justices. which the Enited States would have but one. Mrs. Rose explained that tho court as provided for that. The oldest justice from each country has the say n making the decisions. The new .abor party in England hes given 1 promise Of joining inc court and sub ! hitting to the decisions, she stated.
 Mrs. Rose mentioned the Monroe 1 Doctrine as the greatest obstacle 10 | he United States in entering the l .ourt. Through the Monroe Doctrine i xe have secured an air Of stand-off- !! 1ess. The day Of living apart is past. f he said. She spoke Of the various inventions which have been created. which bring psople closer together ina make if impossible for nation to maintain that air oF. "We'H nniHd our sIIsiness. You ds fhr same"
 Nation of fdcaIiSts
 The t-nned states has been called