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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
BROCCOLI BRANCH Of
THE CABBAGE FAMILY

Brocilli is n form of cabbage which
is produced by cultivation. 1t is an
ancestor of cauliflower. Its heads are
smaller and coars.r and they take a
longer time to develop than cauli-
flower. The food value is practically
the same as that of other members of
the cabbage family.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
HAS BEST SPEAKERS
Fordham Wins In Contest Against Several Other or The Big Eastern Colleges.

New York, May o.-Fordham Un- l'ersity won first honors over seven other eastern colleges last night in what was said 10 be the first inter- I collegiate speaking contest of such scope held in the east. Dartmouth Was second, and Penn State third. Other institutions represented were Columbia, Rutgers, Canisius, Holy Cross and St. Joseph's. First and second prize winners were presented with loving cups, donated by the Fordham alumni and student body.
 Charles T. Murphy of the class Of '26 at I'ordham, won the contest with a negative stand on the ques- tion; Shall selection by the presi- dent of cabinet members be made without the consent of congress?" John Cusack of Dartmouth, second prize winner, spoke in favor Of the proposed child labor amendment to the federal constitution.
 The speaking was extemporane- ous, subjects being assigned to the participants in the contest only few hours previous 10 the opening of the program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Yale, Penn and Dartmouth
 Fighting on Cinder Path

Now Haven, May 2.-Yale opens its outdoor track season this after noon with a triangular meet on Yale fialI with Dartmouth and PennsyI- ,ama and followers of the Blue have high hopcs that a line can be obtain c1 on the matter available for the other meets. Last year pcnnsyl- wanna noscd out Yale by q quarter Of point. 4 number of Olympic and intor-coHc giate winners Of last year aro entrants and interest will ho keen when these stars meet in several Of the events.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Stamford Health Official
 Is Found Dead in His Bed

Stamford. May 2,-Georgc W. Anderson, assistant health officer of this city from lS97 10 1924, WAS found dead in bed at o'clock this morning by his wif" He was 81 %"ars old on April i and q veteran of the Civil war. Although he had br,n in feeble health for some time, ho was about the city yesterday. From IIS3 to 1S>9 ha was doorkeep- 1T at the capitol at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
FIRST BAPTIST WOMEN MEET

The monthly meeting Of the women of thc First Baptist church will he held "Wednesday afternoon, May (, at 9,&o o'clock. There will he reports from all departments. Mrs. C. X. LudWigson will have charce of thc missionary program and at rho social hour which will follow Mrs. J. F, Lamb and Mrs. W. R. Pond will he hostesses.
 Because of in" change 10 day Hgh, saving time the South Congre- rationu church has found it neces- sary 10 change to program Of it's Sunday night movies. Starting to- ntorrow evening the service will start a' 7:45 o'clock instead of 7:l5. Doors WiII open al 7:l5.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
PlainN illr Grange Notes,

IIainNlln Grange will obserl @ "Fathcrs and Mothers' night in con noction with the regular meeting to be held Tuesday evening in Grange hall on Pierce street X program will be furnished by members of the organization and all mothers and fathers in rlainvilie arc cordially invited to attend.
 Special chicken dinner Sunday, io cents. Cunningham's Restaurant. --adyt,
 New Haven Dairy ice cream at Prior or's.--adyt.
 3-room apt. All Improvements. Rohuts, HI Broad Phone 127.- adyt.
 Lawn movers sharpenod, expert work, prices right. Charles F. Nelson, 30 Lincoln strect.---adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
kensington Methodist Church

Morning service al l0;45 o'clock tomorrow. The pastor will speak from the. text, T am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation unto everyone that hnlicvoth Tho Ep- worth League will be at o'clock in the evening. The topic will be "1'rue Freedom" Alfred Pabst will be the leader. The evening service will be held at 7:30 o'clock and the theme Of the sermon will be, "Analogy Between the Christian and the Cedar Tree"
 The social service class will ro. sume it's meetings on Tuesday aft crnoon at &:45 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society will meet l' the homo of Mrs. Charles Dickcnson on Wcdncs- Jay afternoon al @:&D o'clock.
 The study of the Period of inc Judges will be taken up at the mid week service on Thursday evening at 7:"0 o'clock. The first four judges of Israel will he discussed at next weeks services. The Junior Icagu" will meet Friday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
 some time ago church attendance contest between men and women was staged al the kensington Methodist church, tho losers to pro- vide tho winners with an entertain mont. As a result, tha mon will hold q social and entertainment for tho women on Friday evening. Among tho features Of this affair will ho vocal solos by Mrs Howard Horton of New Britain, readings hy Miss Sigua Peterson of New Britain and cornot solos by Eugene Sharpe of konsiugton,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
DENIES FURTHER UNREST

Berlin, May 9.--Th" Bulgarian le- cation here today denied that there have hrcn any further unrest or criminal attempts in Bulgaria.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Last Berlin News

\ Holy Communion service will ho helI at 'hc East Berlin Methodist church tomorrow morning at lo:4i o'clock. Sunday school will hr#had at r o'clock and tho Junior Loague will meet at 2 ?. m. Tn" evening service will ho held at 7:30 o'clock, Roy. Asa C, Fuller will be in charge
 Morning prayer and sermon will bo held at St Gahriol's Episcopal church tomorrow morning at 2 o'clorh standard time George Nitchcl of New Britain will be in charge"
 Mrs Anna MiIdrum has returned 10 her home on Main street, after spending the past winter with her daughter in East Orange New ter sey.
 William Cole started his new ice routc v,st"rlaE.
 Thilip Nasc has returned to Mid dletovu after spending short time al luis lome on Wilcox ayouuc.
 The condition 0. Henry Porter vl.o has h.rn confined 70 his romr with iNr,ss, is reported to he muct implo'cl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Mrs. Abigail Boar1lnan

The body Of Mrs. Abigail Board man, who died at St. Luke's home. MiddletoWn, the early part of the week, was brought 10 Berlin ycster- day for burial in Maple cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

at the next gathering of the city board, The petition will contain about 400 names, when completed. The request has arisen following the fatal traffic accident of the last week. when d little girl was Killed by motor car Many narrow es- capcs have taken place at the eer- ter despite the two silent policemen, which have been installed to keep vehicles in line. At the present time, ForcstyilIc has police protec- ton al night and some attention during the day time from the mos torcyclc officers. whose beats extend as far as the Plainville town line. The residents of the section believe that conditions warrant the regular service of a traffic director, especiaI- ly whrn children are on their way 10 and from scn1ol.
 No Carnival Room
 Request of the committee of liar old r. Emmett Post Y. F. w., for Use of grounds of the Memorial Boulevard or the high school athletic field for a carnival next month will be refused, according 10 expressions of opinion from city officials, The park board las charge of the boule- ward grounds but the members feel that there is no room on that sec ton for a carnival. The board of education has control of the athletic field and the recent expenditure of d large sum of money to put the field in shape for school use pre- ciudcs any possibility of that piece of ground being used for carnival purposes. lt was the intention Of the veterans 10 run the carnival next month during the time of the state cncampmcnt, So that sum might be raised to pay for the uniforms of the newly organized band of the post The old Bristol brass band was taken over by the post last fall.
 Resort Opens
 Lake Compounce will open tonight when q dancing program will be pre- scnted in the Casino by the Tassillo orchestra of Hartford. A hand con- cert will be played on Sunday after- noon at the resort, when special cars will be run 10 accommodate the crowd, W. l.. Hatch will lead the New Departure band in this opening concert.
 Funeral of Dwight Perkins
 The funeral of Dwight H. Perkins will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Advent church. where services will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. John R. Fox. The burial will take place in New Haven.
 Few Dog Owners Delinquent Clerks in the office of City Clerk T. B. Steele were kept busy yesterday in issuing dog licenses to canine owners who got under the wire at the last moment. In order that all might be accommodated, the office was kept open last night. Despite the large number of dogs, which had remained unlicensed until yesterday. but very few owners failed to appear so that the extra charge of $1 will DC assessed to only small number.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
BAPTIST CHURCH
 ANNUAL MEETING
C. II. Bronson Is Elected Deacon
 by His C0-WOrkfrS
PYTHIANS' ENTERTAINMENT
(. II. CaIor Funcral--.innuol Health McctinG-lorty Hours DcvOtiOn- Church Noticcs-Pythians Enter tain-PlainNillc Briefs.

The annual business meeting Of the Plainyille Baptist church was | held last evening and the clerks re- port showed the past year to have been u busy and successful one. Previous 10 the meeting supper was served under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society with Mrs. John Mitchell and Mrs. Frank Hart in charge assisted by other members of Ithc society. The tables were beauti- | fully decorated. the color scheme be- ing blue and gold. A neat sum was realized which will go towards re- pairs on the church.
 Following are the officers elected for the ensuing year: Deacon, C. II. Bronson; clerk, Mrs. Irving Tyler; trustees C. II. Bronson, J. H. Mitch ell and Mrs. K. E. ludson; church committee, Dwight Littlehcll, Er- nest Farrar and Miss Bertha Stew ard; treasurer. Frank A. Hart; f. nancal secretary, Mrs, Richard Sod- crgrcn; assistant financial secretary, Miss R"na BunnelI: auditors, Mrs. C. J. Morse and Miss Katherine Farrar; ushors, Irving Bronson. Floyd Still man and Carleton Smith, music committee, Mrs. Richard SoderErcn. Mrs. C. J. Morse, Nrs. A. C. Bunncll and Mrs. J. II, Mitchell; prudential committee, Rev. J. G. Ward, Mrs. ], C. Ward Miss Anna J, Graniss, F, A, Hart, Mrs, r, A. Hart and l Mrs. K R Inlsnn
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
...''IOOL SURVEY ID
 RE NADE: IN TONH' 3h0ol Board Committee Will Look Over Housing Situation MISS GRISWOLD REELECTED
Large Group Will Be Admitted To Berlin Church Tomorrow Morn
 ing--lcaguc of Women Voters Will Meet Mou1ay-Church News.


 \ survey or tho hoqSinC situation. n relation 10 t'r Hrlin schools "i.l be made by .luI comhIittcc cG the school boo, |. tI was decided ot q mectiro last cy, ring. The com- mittee will sjI,3y the situation and win draw up plan 10 care for th. needs of the school department. This plan. it has been announced, wiI not be ironclad. but will he chang el from time to time. Tho commit 're has not been appointed as yet. IL iq probable that the survey will take some timo, according 10 s. ,'hase Coalo, chairman of the board, toiay.
 < request Uas received from the Ktusjngton LeaGuo of Women Vol CTS, for permission 10 use one room of the Knnsinaton Grammar school as a meeting place one night a week for several weeks 10 come. The re quest was granted.
 Miss Mary GrisWoll was reap roiutcd superintendent of schools for tho coming year. The board was unanimous in tho choice of Miss GriswoId for the next year and was also unanimous in commenting her work so far.
 Miss Ella g. Minor, supervisor of at in the Cromwell schools, was "n- gqccd for coming year to ei'" in- sanctions in art in the schools of Berlin. In this way, the school de nartmont will be able to secure art suncrvision at less expense man wopId he incurred If a full time sn- nnryiscr were employed. Mi1H Minor win continue her duties al 'ht Cromwell schools. The h'r.IL scbools have never had a specialist ,o direct art and it is expected that ,1,,s ston will meet with general ap- proyal ,.,,,
 Ahont 25 peopl" will he r'et'N'.', ., ,r,o tro Bcrliu Concrcea'iona' church at thc commuu'on Srr''r' 'l, , srn5av morning. it was anoo"ng' q ,,,. re, samuel X. Fisk" 'oi9N' lh' ,Iasg will hc one of 'h' l2fE', '"l'' " received into IL, church a' '"' time, .onio,a
 Tho rrobftm of securing rent, ,! v,osir-tm is rapidly becoming h a cartons onc. It is reported mat "~'. ~ of town pcoplc, dcsirous ot 'aN'"H ,.,-
 r.siJcnce in keusington' nave ,on up unable to do so because 'hf> " ,,d moi secure houses in which '' 1lanv of tho houses in Nrns'oE.",, l..E..' !, or. nnr family dwellings, fl''",, .l o,.nc3 There arc no r''NN u!S .-. .'.es ,nr.-famI> or '"'-'|'','.1 - ,.~s.s al,d lha nod tor them IS n''. ,, ''"S ', ,n,.,,iv Th,ro is h'i'' Ionnt bat uat stops "aI "' '."' shortly to r4i'N" 'h" Sl o',
 Pa>t Masters Night
 p,st Masters Night will be o" s.r.oJ by Rcrlin Grang" next ' u's 1av evening. The meeting will he ,.in at & o'clock, standard time Dancing will hc enjoyed before th' ,,e,,iug and after inc meeting ai Entertainment will hr provided Tn meeting plans arc in charge of Fa@ Masters F. F. Adams. George II Carter and Joseph Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
sacred Heart Church

Mass will be celebrated al Q o'clock tomorrow morning at Sa- cred Heart church. East Borlin. Rev. John C. Brennan of K'nsington. con duclinF. This service will he on daylight saNiug lime. as will the sps- sion of Inc sunday school which will -nllnLA
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
kcn~ington Congrrgational

Communion service at rccepuon "t new members Ht I0;f5 a. m. The sermon by Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips. pastor Of the church. will be. "Tho Triumphant Christian Life" Sun day school nt 12.1o D. m. and meet ing of the Christian Endeavor SO cirtv o' 6 0'cIorE. The special topic for tomorrow meeting will be Go- lvercd hy Mr. MiHkcn, a mission ary recently returned from China,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Petition Nearly Ready

Final signatures ara being secured
 |or ''." petition of ForostNnr resi- 5rts asnjug thn city couNcn fo 0.a. a traffic no,icoma0 on duty a' .u, r-nt-r during tho day time. so 'no' t.o docum"nt win he pres"n'5d
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Discuss state Encampment
Baseball TNiay

The local high school nine will cross hat, this afternoon at 4 o'clock q h. school athletic field on thc Mem0ria. Boulevard with the strong East Hartford high school ''0m The r,w diamond has been put in the pink Of condition by tho city so that a su~"ty playing field is
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Rcrlim CnncrrcatinnaI

Hoys class at io a. Iu. Commum- ion service and reception of n'o t1rmbars at lo:45 o'clock. \ s'r. mon appropriato 10 rh" oc'asior will he delivered by Roy, SuuH"l A. riskc. sunday school at noon. Mems class at noon in the con- munity houSn.
 \ special evening service will ho held al the church al FRO o'clock. A storroutjc0n lecture on "Afura win be thc feature Of tIo s"rvj"o. This lecture will be delivered hN Rev Ernest W. Riggs. g secretary Of thc Am,rican Board of Missions. who has recently returned from thc bark Continent All residents Of 'h' ! community are u>itcd 10 attend 'hls
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
SuInrisr pnrlN Held

Norman r.. Bcnoit of New Britain "'a> pleasantly surprised by his friends on Thursday evening, party hoinE held at the Community house on Berlin street, in honor Of his 17th birthday anniversary In the course of th" evening he was presented with gold watch chain. Clog dancing. singing, violin and saxo- phone selections rounded out the evening, dancing bringing tho affair 70 1 close. A buffet lunch was scrv- n.l.
 Among those present were; Mrs. Heller and son, Raymond, of Hart ford; Mr and Mrs J. Havlick. NIT. md Mrs N Hanks, Mir and Mrs. A. Wat"n. . Mr and Mrs. A. F. Bc- noj', ror'@ro Cooley, Alma Hanks 'lujr" Walsh, Gladys Ahlbcrg, Alice 'orlson. Eleanor Zimmerman. Mar. "uoritc nunham, Ethel Anderson. Edna Larson, Ruth H"llor Herbert Anderson. Oscar Erickson, Roland NarscIlsAlbcrt IEavicll, Charles Fro- n!,r, Robert Young, Lillian Jnsoph- aon. Olga ITomstrom. Eric Johnson oscar Johnson. William Sucss C1ar- Hc" Hutgron and William Johnson
 Women Voters To Meet
 \ meeting of the Kcnsington nraSr" Of Women Voters will be held at fho Konsington grammar school on Monday evening al 8 o'clock. All kcnSington women arc invited to attend this meeting. An interesting program has been ar- ranged and important business will bo transacted. Mrs. George Griffith is president of thc organization.
 inniN NcrSary Mass
 An anniversary mass for the late Rev. John F. Ryan. rector of St Peters church, Danbury will be celebrated at St. paul's church, Ken Siugton on Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock. Roy, John C. Brennan will be in charge.
 St. Panl'S Notes
 Forty Hours dovOtions will begin next sunday al St. raui's church. Tn" program will be announced later.
 Rev. Paul Sc2uka will bo at tho church next Saturday and sunday in thc interests of the Polish members of the parish.
 WhiSt Will Bc Held \ whist and social will be held at Eoros'ors' hall. kcnsingtOn on Tucs- day evening Of next week, under tho auspices of S', Paul's parish. Tho affair will begin at o'clock and it is expected that it will be well at tended.
 1 St. PaulS Church i Masses will he celebrated at Si rauIs church tomorrow morning at and 1o o'clock, daylight saving time, Rev. Dr. William n. Casv will officiaic. sunday school will follow.
 ! sacred Heart Church Mass will be celebrated al Q ] o'clock tomorrow morning at Sa- | cred Heart church, East Berlin. Roy. John (. Brennan of K'nsington. con ducling This service will be on daylight s3Niug lime. as will the s, g. g;,,, g z tF-, S,,,,I,,- -,,1r.rl ,..li.,l a, ,Il
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
St. Paul's Church

Masses will he celebrated at St Paul's church tomorrow morning at and 1o o'clock, daylight saving time, Rev. Dr. William n. Casy will officiate. sunday school will follCtt-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
rnn1 rrohlcm l. Ncrioue

The rrobtm of securing rent. rents VI . ,.,,sirrton is rapidly becoming 2
 r1,,ons -[ ono. It ts reported that o'l ot town pcoplc. dcsirous of taking 'ahE up residence in N"ns'nS,om, ,o,,so ,SC ,Efy Keen unable to do so because ,'tE ,a n,d no, secure houses in winch 10
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Nanv of thv houses in Nrns'oE'on #. ,',,. arr one family dwellings, r,.''|,E ,,,., a, og,nr5 Tl,.rr are no '""ny ,,Es,. ntS' c'n@s cs ~ ,brrr.fam,I> or '"o-'ann.> 2. m ,.,.,s.s r..S .4d rh, md ror them is ,.,a he ing fit acrt'iH. ' o' '' ,.t,.n lonm bat tl.,t steps va. "'
 ,.fi..,,. .rr sl nr'lE".
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
u.m nnDri,c Lnrpr GrOun

Abont 25 peopl" will he NeF'l'', ,rto tro Berlin ''nEr'Ga'''.a ' church at thc commnu'on Ser>''' "l' Sunday morning. it w2s ano'"nn.,, me, U h, rey samuel X. Fisk" today. Ih' nioss will hc one of 'ho largest ever rccc,,cd into h. chQrro '' ''
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
PythianS Entertain

Pythian Lodge, K. of r.. enter tainod one of the largest gatherings in it's history last evening in the lodge rooms when the grand officers and q large number Of guests were entertained. Tho lodge outdid itself in tho welcome accorded the visitors and the function went off in splendid manner. The lodge was rcompli- nonted on all sides for it's splendid showing and Is known throughout the state as one of the best lodges in the orlcr
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Congregational Church.

All services will hn on dayignt time. Tn" church school will meet at 9;%o o'clock. This change of hour will be maintainod until further mo- tico. Morning service at to:45 a. m, Holy Communion; Young Peoples meeting at ( ?. m.; Christian En- d"avor society regular meeting at { p. III. Victor Hurtado will ba the italcr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Funeral Of Alya Roe
Burial Here

Burial of Arthur C. Perkins well known retired business man of this city, who died in Orlando, Fla. last week, will take place next week in West cemetery here. The funeral sryices weer held yesterday at Mt. Dora, Fla and arrangements were made for the shipment of the body north.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Whist Will Be Held

X whist and social will be held at Foros'ers' hall. konsington on Tues day evening Of next week, under th" auspices of St. Paul's pnrish Tho affnir will begin ot s o'clock and it is expected that it will be well at tended.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Resort Opens
Funeral of Dwight Perkins

The funeral of Dwight H. Perkins will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock at the Advent church, where services will be conducted by the pastor, Rev, John R. Fox. The burial will take place in New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Forty Hours dovotions will begin next sunday at s. rauls church. Tn" program will be announced jator, Roy. Paul Sc2uka will bo at tho church next Saturday and Sunday in tho interests of the Polish members of the pnrish
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Episcopal Church.

Services at the EpiscoIpal church Of Our Saviour for tomorrow the third Sunday after Easter are as fol- lows: Rev George l. Browne. rcr- for. S:30 q. m, Holy Communion at Forost,Ijc, St, Stophen's chapel, 10 a.. m, church school; II a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Holy Communion.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Women Voters To Meet
.NnniNCrSarY NIasS

An anniversary mass for the late Rev. John r. Ryan. rector of s. Pct"r's church, Danbury will be celebrated at St. Paul's church. Ken sugton on Monday morning at 7;&o o'clock. Roy, John C. Brennan will be in charge.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Baptist Church .

BaptiHt nufCn.
 Th" services at the plainvilln Rap- list church tomorrow will ho as foI- lows: 1o:45 q. m, "Stcadfast" will he the pastors theme; Sunday school , following the morning service; ' ?. m, Inc topic will h" Help in Time Of Necd;" Thursday at 7:45 ?. m., l prayer meeting, z
 Swedish Congregational.
 Special services will hH he'd at thc Swedish Congr"gational church on Camp street tomorrow. They are IS follows; Worship at 1o:&o q. m.. preaching by Rev. Anderson of Woodstock Services in SwrdislD; in tho afternoon the services will b. conducted in English, beginning a' o'r'oHk. Rev. Charm from Hart- ford will speak. In tho evening, inc srrViC" will begin at 7:30 ?, m. when Mir. Anderson will speak Cserv- ices in SwadisD. The time men tionol is daylight saving time. All wishing 10 joint with the members Of tnn church are cordially invited to attend.
 M. r.. Church Services
 Services at the plainville M. F. church tomorrow will be as follows:
The Winslow mail., 1925-06-19

we keep breaking records - sales keep piling up.
This wear we will sell almost four times many
automobiles as we produced in the big boom year
which followed the war.
Owners report endurance records, even beyond
'our greatest expectations Out in the rugged noun
tain regions where Studebaker sells four times its
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models in the most extravagant terms. In 1874
the Corporations sale of repair parts dropped
to SO per car per year. Mechanical stamina
under severe usage remarkable performance
under the most difficult travel conditions-theSe
are the qualities for (Which Studebaker Cars haze
long been noted.
Surely these significant facts prove beyond any
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