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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

Seth Booth sprung a big surprise when he eliminated Harold Bassette. one Of the seeded players in an eX- citing three set match. Bassette was badly off form. and this. coupled with his inability 10 pass Booth at the net, cost him the match,
 Reorganization
 First round: n, Rressell defeated ". Meyer, e., 6--4; II, Rhodes defeated Stcogo, 7-5, 6-3; C, Kron defeated C, Gaffney, 6--1 G-o; $. Booth defeated H, Bassctte, 4-6, G--2 G---i,
 Second round: s. Montague dc teated Giana S-6. 6-3 II. Dressol defeated ]. I.einhardt G-6. 6--l. G-2; F. Whjtman won from C. Hanson hy default; Y. Benson won from Fleit2or by default.
 Third round: II. Dresscl defeated & Montague G--3, Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

Huber flied to Jcr,iS smith out, WoJack 10 Klarla the latter making q neat catch.
 Sixth inning. J, Kana flied to Ferguson DeNIto ou> 'illpatrick 10 Blanchard. Wotack tanned.
 SoN Score Again
 Blanchard out. E. kunH 70 klet. ka. Fitzpatrick singled past third. Ferguson grounded "a klathi, who got l'ilale ~t second 10 WOjach, whose return throw Mas wild and Ferguson reached second, BuCkland singled 10 center, scoring Ferguson. but was out trying for second, kre- dar 10 SuIick 10 WojacE.
 Seventh inning: Sheehan tanned. Krcdar walked and went to second as kopeu grabbed klutka's high bounder and threw him out at first Jeryis was hit by q pitched ball. Sul- lick flied to Fitzrutrick.
 patrus out, Woiack to kIatka Kopec out the same way, snyder flied to Jervis, who made nifty IcatCh,
 Eighth inning: B, Kama struck i out J. kauia singled through the | box, DeNito grounded to Smith, who threw 10 first, but Blanchard dropped the ball He retrieved how cver and hy q. quick thro" got J. Kania off second 10 Fitzpatrick, Wo- jack singled over second. Benson iiook Sheehan's place and tanned.
 Hvber singled 10 center. smith sacrificed B. Kania 10 Kletka. l Bl nchard out WojaCk 10 klatka. 1 Fitzpatrick doubled to left, scoring Huber. Ferguson hit one down al It, kania, which took a bad bound and struck inc latter in the chest. | He threw wild to first and the ball was touched by Noungster. Fitz- patrick was sent back to third, Fer guson stole second Bucl1land out, It, kana to klatka,
 Ninth inning: krc1ar singled through short He was doubled with l l[latka on the lattcrs grounder to Smith. Patrus and Blanchard com Iploting the play. JagloWshi batted l for JerliS and struck ont
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Cleveland Partners. CIeye" lands leading road heavyweight football team, composed wholly of eX-colcge and professional stars, would desire to arrange ganies with either semi-pro or professional foot ball teams in this vicinity for the coming season. Managers or pro motcrs interested should write or wire to George T, Jones. general manager, at &G72 East 147th street, Cleveland, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
C0RBZN RED SOX TAKE
 FINAL CAME FROM FALCONS

Earn Right to Meet Kensington For City Champion ship-"Lefty' Buckland is Too Much For Opposing Batters-Erros Aid in Downfall of Losing Team -kania Turns in Nice Game But His Support is Weak at Times-Final Series Will Probably Start Next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
WASHZNGTON INCREASES
 LEAD OYER ATHLE7ICS

Senators Win From White Sox While Detroit is Beat ing Mackmen-Yankees Lose to St. LOus--Cleyc- land Sews Up Series By Winning From Red SoX- Giants and St. Louis Split Twin BHi-BrookIyn Takes Both Ends of a Double Header From the Cincinnati Reds.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-31

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New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
SCHOOL DAYS ID BE REVIVED AGAIN
Popular Comedy by Stanley
 Memorial Mems Club

The farce comedy School Days" by the Mems club of the Stanley Memorial church, which made such hit in New Britain two or three years ago, has been revived, several new characters added and will be produced again this summer. The first production will be at the Stan ley Memorial church in the near fu- ture, subsequent appearances will be for the benefit of churches or organi- cations who desire it.
 The scenes of the play are laid in the interior of an old fashioned country school before the Civil war, somewhere in New England. A. w. Ritter is stage director, George V. Hamlin business manager. David Miller electrician, ticket committee George V. Hamlin and Oscar Stohl.
 The cast Of chacters is as follows; "Perciyal Won Donke" teachers pet1 ........ Arthur C. Anderson Mickey Tuffnut" Ca bowery boy)
 ............,. W. w. Willoughby "Izzy Irish" Ca tough Jew) ...... - ........,...... Henry A. Rittner 'Lizze Long" 0isping Lizzie) ..
 ................. Airline Bachus Prof. Fritz Snicklebaum" (of the
 old school ... Fred H. Rittner Maggie Tufnut (Mickey's sis-
 ter) ...r.....,..,. Evelyn Smith "silas Perkins" Ia barnyard pro- 1 ductl .......... Carol Holland Antonio salvino" Ca son of Italy) ........ Edward Hedwell Mary Short" (short but snappy)
 .............. Alice Anderson Willie HolIowhead" Gall the name
 implies) ....... Carl A. Rittner Rudolph Hans Won Guggen-
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 ............ Arvid Thorwaldson Musical Numbers
 school Days" by the entire company "scuse Me Today" .... Mary Short What Do We Get From Boston7"
 ............ Pcrcival Won Donke '"Thc Teacher and the Boy coo.
 .................. silas Perkins "Machi,a" ...,..., Antonio Salvinc Finale ..,.....,..'..... Company
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
THE SCHOOL TEACHER
Movie at South Church Tomorrow Evening Shows Unselfshness Of Country Educator.

"Chalf Marks" the picture to be shown at the South Congregational church tomorrow night is said to visualize the contribution which the American school teacher at her best is contributing to the making of the nation.
 Chalk Marks is the story of An gelina kilbourne, a loyable young teacher tilted by the man she loves in favor of a shallow, but rich, girl who can better further his interests. Angelina, the broken-hearted, goes on with her profession of teaching school and is loved by all for her many good deeds. The years roll on and the faithful soul quietly goes on teaching, and tenderly mother- ing, the two children of the man she mves when his wife neglects them for her social fr7volities. When the boy and girl both get into trou- ble she stands by Loyalty and saves them from disgrace. But meanwhile she has grown old in her service to the younger generations and is in danger of being dismissed, At the last moment, however. the commun- ity is reused to a sense of the value of her lifes work and unselfsh de- votion and she is elected school su- perintendent by popular vote.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25

An instrumental trio consisting of Nunzio F.. AgneilO, yioiinist, George Westerman. yiolinist, and Charles A. Johnson. pianist, will play at the Sunday evening service in Trinity Methodist church. They have played as a trio on many occasions since organizing, Recently they gave a recital of their own which proved to be a marked success,
 MT. Agnolln, who graduated a short timc ago from the New Britain High school, is now teaching violin at his studio at @2l Main street. He is a pupil of Samuel Leventhal of Hartford. He also plays first violin in the Hartford symphony orchestra.
 Mir. Westerman has been studying for several years with Herbert E. Anderson of New Britain. His solo playing on many occasions has at tracted much attention from many violin critics. He is one of the youngest members of he New Britain Musical club.
 MT. Johnson the pianist Of the trio has been for the last few years a pupil of Theron W. Hart. He has been heard at many different places as q soloist and acGompanist and has handled these positions in truly artistic manner. H. also i teaches piano al his home on Com
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
Methodist Churches
Trinity


 All services tomorrow will be on standard time. The meetings through the week and the services next Sunday will be on daylight saw ing time.
 Sunday-9:30 a. m, Everyman's Bible class. woman's Bible class and church school. 10:45 a. m., ad- dress by Rev. Boone NJ. Bowen on the Near East Relief. 6 p. m.. Ep- worth league. Topic: What is Your Attitude Toward Sunday Amusements?" 7;15 p. m.. sermon by the pastor, "We Would See Jesus.' Instrumental trio.
 Monday-4 p. m.. church" mem bership class; 6:30 p, m., Friendship club.
 Tuesday-6;30 D, m., Philathea class supper. 7;1S p. m., Boy Scouts. 7:45 p. n., class meeting.
 Wednesdays p. m, Ladies' Aid business meeting. 7;5o D. m., choir rehearsal.
 Thursday-7:45 p. m., prayer service.
 Friday-4 D. m, sewing school. 6;3o p. m., May day supper, Phila- thea class. 7;S0 p. rn, choir re- hearsal.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
Emmanuel Gospel

Sunday services: 10:45 8. m., pray CT and praise service. 10:45 a. n., preaching service, sermon by Dr. H. w. Waters, Ph.D. 12:15 D. m., Bi- ble school. p. m., Town Farm service, conducted by the Young Peoples society. 5:4S p. m. Young Peoples missionary service. D. m., preaching by Dr. II. W. Waters.
 All services on daylight time.
 Tuesday - p. nj. children's meeting.
 Wednesday-,3:So p. m. ladies' meeting, 7:4S p. m., cottage meet Ing.
 Thursday-7;45 p. m.. general prayer meeting.
 Friday-7;45 p. ni., choir rehear- sal
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
REV. j.. FORD ID
 LEAVE PASTORATE
Will Remove From City Tuesday Final Sermon Tomorrow

l.cv. J. Emerson Ford who came D Trinity Methodist church the last or December. 1924, to fill until con- ,rrence the vacancy left by Rev. Dr. John l.. Davis will preach his clos ns sermon tomorrow night on the .uhicct We Would See Jesus"
 Mir, Ford is a native of South ruroliNa, and graduate of Wof- ord college Spartanburg, s. C. He IS a member of the South Carolina conference of the Methodist Episco- pal church, south, having been or dained deacon by Bishop James At sins at Florence, s. c., in l9l6, and older by Bishop L. V. w, Darling lon at Orangeburg in 1918.
 He was five years in the pastoraie including one year on mission cir cult, three in Chcraw, s. C., and one in Andrews, s. C. He left Andrews 10 be conference superintendent of Sunday school work, a position which he held for five years with headquarters at Orangeburg, s. (.
 He came to New Haven in Sep tember of last year, making the trip from South Carolina in his car. His purpose in coming was to take graduate work in religious education at Yale university. His ability soon became evident and throughout the year he has been among the most prominent of the Yale divinity stu dents.
 As pastor of Trinity church, while continuing his studies at Yale, MT. Ford has made decided success, The church has taken great forward strides under his leadership and his methods have done much to strengthen the organization. His sermons have been very much en- loved by his congregations, as has been shown by the increase in num- bers from week to week.
 Mrs. Ford has simply won the hearts of all She has been very active in the church, assisting with ,he cradle roll, the Woman's Bible class. the Missionary societies, and taking a real interest in all branches of the work, beside making an ln- credible number of calls each week. She has brought much cheer to the New Britain General hospital mak- ing friends among patients Of all creeds. She has visited in many homes of the parish, especlali! among the sick and shut-ins.
 C7orI and their son Emerson, Jr., will leave New Brit ain probably on Tuesday for ston! Greek. Conn, where they will speno t few weeks. The first of June MT l'ord will accept the position a' .,irector of religious education 1T he Church of the Redeemer II New Haven and will continue tha york in the fall in addition to hl university courses.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
MIR. BODLEY TO SPEAK
Pastor Emeritus of St. Marks Church to Address Members of Everyman's Bible Class.

Rev. Harry l. BodleN pastor emeritus of the St, Marks Episco- pal church. will address the Every mans Bible class tomorrow morn- ing. First Vice President Fred o. Rackliffe will have charge, in the absence of President Walter R.. Fletcher, who will be in attendance at the Federation of Mems Bible class convention in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 On May 10. the class will ob- serve Mothers Day" at which time the women will be invited. Rev. Dr. J. L. McConaughy, presi- dent of Wesleyan university. will be the speaker.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
CHANGE OF TIME
Annual Summer Schedule Finds Some Churches Making Change And Others on Standard Time.

Although daylight saving time be- gins at midnight tonight, New Brit ain churches, or the majority of them, will hold services tomorrow on standard time. Beginning Mon- day morning they will adapt them selves to the change of time for the balance of the summer and services the following Sunday will be held according to the summer time. This situation also will apply to the Everyman's Bible class.
 The First Congregational church, the St. Johns German Lutheran church, the St. Matthew's German Lutheran, the Emmanuel Gospel church and possibly others will start their services on daylight sav- ing time tomorrow. The German Baptists will hold their morning service on standard time and will change to the daylight saving time for the evening program.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
Congregational Churches
 First

Sunday-10 a. m., church school Il o'clock, morning worship. Work For Orphan Children in Bible Lands" Speaker, Miss Mary Caro- line Holmes. 12:1G ?, m, mems Bi- ble class. p, m, Armenian sery- ice. 6 D. m., Young Peoples so- ciety. Topic; "The Place of Work in Life" Leader, Euclid Hartung,
 Tuesday-6;30 p. m, Young Wom- ans Missionary society
 Wednesdays ?. m, English class for Armenian women.
 Thursday-2 D. m. Armenian Bi- ble class. 4:30 D. m.. Girl Scout meeting. 7:50 ?. m, Boy Scout meeting. 7;15 p. m,, union prepara- tory service.
 Friday-S ?. m, two plays by the Young Peoples society.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
TO PRODUCE TWO
 PLAYS NEXT MONTH
Brotherhood of south Church will Present "Thc Register" and
 ''Thc Mouse Trap" By Howt.Ils

The Register" by William Dean Howells, and The Mouse Trap" by the same author, will be presented in the chapel of the South Congre- rational church Wednesday and Thursday. May 6 and I. The cast of characters consists of members Of thr younger sci at the church, who hagr bwDU whrarsing under the di- ric'ion of Rev. Dr. George w. C. Hill. The play is given under the
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25

home missionary union of Connee- ticut will hold It's annual meeting at the' Hartford Center church next Wednesday,
 The teachers and officers of the South Congregational church school
 Broken Laws" motion pic- ture, will be shown at the South Congregational church Friday eve- ming under the auspices of the New Britain, Civic Safety league.
 Rev. George r. Schmidt of New York city. second yics-president of the Atlantic district, northern synod, will speak at St. Matthew's German Lutheran church tomorrow morn ing. .s-
 The speaker at the Trinity M. E. church tomorrow morning will be Rev. Boone M. Bowen of Yale uni- versity. Mir. Bowen is from Charles ton, s. C., and is a graduate Of Emory university, Atlanta, Ga.
 The new pastor of the Trinity M. F. church, Rev. W. H. Alderson. will conduct his first services here next Sunday, May 3. when com munion will be observed. ,
 The L.adies Aid society of the Trinity M. E. church will meet in the church at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 The Philathea class of the Trim ity N. F.. church will give a May Day supper at 6:So o'clock Friday evening, May i.
 Miss B. Barks will lead the meet ing of the B. Y. P. |. at the First Baptist church tomorrow evening.
 Dr. II. W. Waters. Ph. D., win preach at the Emmanuel Gospel church tomorrow morning and eve ming.
 The Young Peoples society Of /! the Emmanuel Gospel church will conduct a service at the town farm at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. At 5:45 o'clock the society will hold a missionary meeting.
 Evangelical services will begin at the A. NJ. F. Zion church tomor- row and continue for ten days.
 The Kings Daughters of the Film Swedish Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Joseph Carlson of 40 Newington avenue Monday eve- ming.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
ReN0icu$ Activities and (Vbere to (Upr$bip

l0;S0 a. m., worship of the Italian mission, Hunter road community house, 10:45 a. m,, beginners de- partment of the church school. 10:45 o'clock, morning worship. Major George K. Weston will speak on "ConditiOns of Relief in the Near East" Address to juniors: Spring" 1910 p. m.. church school, primary, junior, intermediate and senior de- partments, 2;S0 p. nl, Assyrian worship, p, m.. church school of the Italian mission. Hunter road community house. 7;15 o'clock, evening worship. Motion picture Chalk Marks"
 Tuesday--2 D. m. meeting of the Assyrian Womcn's Sewing club, 7:15 D. m, meeting of Troop 2, Boy Scouts.
 Wednesdays a. m.-l:15 ?. m, annual meeting of the Woman's Congregational Home Missionary union of Connecticut, at Center church, Hartford. Standard time.
 Thursday-3:30 p, m, weekly sewing meeting of the Young Wom- ans department. 6:15 ?. m., sup , DOT and meeting of the teachers and 1 officers of the church school. Stere- opticon views will be shown of the summer school at Middlctown. 1 Triday-4:15 D, m, meeting of Girl Scouts. 6;15 p. m, meeting of the Eino club. 7:30 D. m. showing of the film Broken Laws" starring Mrs, Wallace Reid, under the aus pices of the New Britain Civic Safety League.
 Saturday--3 D, m. library hour at Hunter road community house.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
NEW PASTOR ID
 RE HERE ON MAY 3
Rev. Theodore A. Greene to
 Oficiate at Communion Service

Rev, Theodore A. Greene, the new minister of the First Congregational church, will move his family to New Britain next week and will assume charge of his pastorate in this city next Sunday, when communion will be observed.
 The speaker tomorrow morning will be Miss Mary c. Holmes, rep resenting the Neast East Relief. Miss Holmes was in Urfa during the 6S days siege. and after the French evacuation refused to leave the or phans in her charge. She was granted the Croix de Guerre by the French government for three heroic years of service in Urfa.
 The Mems Bible class of this church will be addressed by Miss Holmes also
 There will be opportunity to unite with the church on Sunday, May 3, either by letter or on confession of faith. Applications should be pre- sented to Rev. A. D. Heininger not later than Wednesday, April %.
 The Young Peoples society will present two plays in the chapel or Friday evening, May ], at 8 o'clock The titles of the plays are "Cin'm'r Buns" and Doris and the Dinosaur' The proceeds will be used to send delegates to summer conferences fol young people.
 The women of the church will at tend the annual meeting of tho Women's Congregational home mis sionary union of Connecticut whicf will be held at Center church, Hart 1 ford, on Wednesday, April 29. There will be a full program of business and addresses and song recital. Ses sions begin at 9 a. m. and 1:16 ? m., standard time. with Luncheon served at the parish house.
 At the morning service on May 5 Miss Ruth E. Cowles will be com missioned as a missionary of thu American board of commissioner for foreign missions. Miss Cowle' is a daughter of the Rev. George B Cowles and Mrs. Amy Bridgeman Cowles, missionaries at Umzumbi South Africa. She will sail thi spring for missionary service a Johannesburg.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
NondenominatiOnai


 Sunday -- 10;45 a. m, Henry Wolfe, representative of Near East Relief will speak. 12 noon, Sunday school session. p. m., Young Peo- ple's meeting. led by Miss Edith Brooks. D. m., preaching by the pastor, subject: ''The Worlds Last Battle; Where? When?"
 Mid-week services.
 Wednesday-2:45 p. m, Woman's Missionary Prayer band. 4 p. m, children's meeting.
 Thursday - 7:45 p. m., church prayer meeting.
 Friday--7:45 p. m, choir rehear- sal.
 International Bible Students Assn. 10 a. m. junior Bible class. Il a. m.. Bible study. Subject: Atone ment Between God and Man"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
German

Sunday -- 9:G0 q. m, Standard timel. Sunday school. lO:S0 T. mp service in English. 7;30 D. m. (day- light saving time) service in Ger man.
 Monday--S ?. m.. meeting of the Y. P. s. in the I. NJ. C. A.
 Wednesday--2;5o p. m, meeting of the Ladies Aid society in the residence of Mrs. Charles Erb, 16 Woodland street D. m, class in religious instruction,
 Thursday-S D. mn prayer meet ing in German. g D. m, meeting Of the deacons.
 Friday-S p, m, Boy Scouts,