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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
SEES REVIVAL OF
 ONE CHURCH IDEA
No Place for DenOn1inatiOnaIiSm,
 Bishop Anderson Says

Milwaukee, May 2. Denomina. tlonalism has no place in the church Of Christ, asserted the Rt. Rev. C. P. Anderson, Episcopal bishop of Chicago, at ceremonies for the con sccroation of the Very Rev. F. r.. E. Wins as bishop coadJutor' Of the dio- cese of Milwaukee, Bishop Andcr- son spoke on a united church, with his subject "The Kingdom Of God and the Church"
 There is marked trend at inc present time among religious bodies toward n revival Of the idea of one church in the kingdom of God, he declared
 "Thc Idea of many churches as distinct and separate entities was as foreign to the New Testament Chris tianitr as many Christs," he said. "The church was the body Of Christ It was that divine organism against which the gates Of Hell should not prevail Such adiccUyos as Episcopal, Methodist, Prcsbyter- Ian and Roman Catholic had not been devised
 since now Testament days, there has been a gradual lowering of the ideals Of that period. The Kingdom of God has been superseded by tho church, The church has been super scdod by the churches. and inc churches by denominations. be nominations have led down 70 that unsuhstantal and undefnable thing called denominationalism
 "A definite reaction Agalnst this down grade tendency from the king dom Of God has sci in A revival Of the idea Of the kingdom of God, Of one church. Is being brought about by the earnest and intelligent people az a protest against the in- adequacy Of ecclcsia stical groups Of cotcrios in representing tho purpos" of that kingdom"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Burton step in Advance

By The Associated Press
 Washington, May 7.-Thc pro- posal for prohibition upon cN- portation of poison gases for war uSr, made hy Chairman Theodore F. Burton of the American del, ,gation to tho Geneva conference on traffic in arms, carries q step farther the purpose of the treaty framc1 by thc Washing on arms conference. and ratified by all Of the five signatory governments except France. Article five of that treaty reads:
 The use in war Of lsphyxatinE potHonops or o'Her gasrs and all analogous liquids. materials or devices having been justly cou- dcmncd by the general opinion Of the civilized world and prohih- ton Of such use having brcn dc C'ar in treaties 70 which ma iority of the civilized powers ar parties.
 "Ih" signntory powers, 10 tho rnl tha' this prohibition shall be uni v"rSaliy accepted as q part of inter national law binding alike the con science and practice of nations, dS- cIar' their assent 10 such prohibi. lion aarc" to be bound thereby as between themsclvos and invite all other civilized nations to adhere th"ro'o"
 The United States. Great Britain. Italy 'n1 Japan have ratified this convention, but the ratification by France is awaited 10 make it affcc- tive.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
City Items

AIiho Mamos has taken 30 months lease on q coffco house arl pool room at G4 Lafayette street, from Bessie Feingold owner of the building.
 A regular meeting of the Royal Arcanum will be held tomorrow evening. Supper will be served at : o'clock and q business meeting Wtl! hc he'd at S o'clock. Grand Chaplain A. P. Hagn"r of Moridcn will he the guest or the evening.
 s. Sheinman has brought suit for S5O against Walter \. Chappall and for &30 against F. Tegtmantj claim ing bills unpaid. Both writs were issued by Hnngerford X SaXe and are rcturnable in the city court th" fourth Monday of May. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. HorWitz has gar nishncd wages al the Stanley Works and New Departure Mfg. Co,
 Tine condition of Miss Eliza beth Schwcr, who was badly injured when struck by an automobile Sun day evening on West Main street, is slightly improved, if was stated at the hospital this afternoon She has not rcgained consciousness.
 The condition Of Michael Ponto- sellc th" workman who was badly injured fin q fall from crane al the Smaller school yesterday noon, Is vory slightly improved, He is still in critical condition.
 A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tombari of 226 Oak street a' tho Now Britain General hospital this morning.
 The boys choir oe St. Mary's church will rchcarae this evening at | o'clock.
 rharIrs flock Of G49 Arch street reported 10 tho police this morning that a man came 70 his home Tues day anl insisted on seoing his car. T"nkiug it was probably someone from tho polio" station he called t0 inquire about f.
 Thr Ladies Auxiliary. A Q. II. wIl hold a rcRulor meeting in Juld's hall tomorrow evening al \ o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
NACRI GIRL HAS
 RECOVERED FROM
 HYSTERIA ATTACK
(Cotninuod from First page)

"Johnny's wife looked out of the window and saw me talking 10 Miss Macri and invited ncr 10 como up- stairs "bid she gQ upstairs"
 She did"
 "What did you do?"
 T followed her upstairs and asked his wife 1T Johnny had come back yet"
 Mrs. BagmanO's sister came up and the former asked Olympia, uC- oording to the witness: What do you want from me? If you think it is his baby I'll take care Of it and you can come and see it."
 Miss Macri shook her head and said that she wanted John 10 sup port her, the witness testified.
 CT hear he makes $l5 a day, ' Miss Macri said,
 Paricio told of two occasions when Miss MNcri came 10 See him nt his offirn and asked for q chance to sing in thcatcrs,
 "Whon was the next time you sa " her." hc was asked. "On the day Of tho shooting" and continued that she had wanted 10 work the evening of that day.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Mrs. Lilla Augusta Street

Mrs, Lilia Augusta Street, G5, wife of John r., Street of j4 Wilson street, dicd of pneumonia early thia morning at her home. Mrs. Street. tho daughter Of Reed Kecney, was born in Hartford, but has resided in this city for 9G years, She was a member of St. Marks Episcopo church and member of Star Of Good Will Iodge, Shepherds Of Bethlehem. United Order Of Golden Cross and P. 0. Of A.
 She is survived By her husband, two daughters Mrs, Sadie l.. Fac y and Mrs. JaHel Anderson. both Of this city; three sons, John B. stree. Of Springfield, Mass, Charles D, Street of Film Hil, and Benjamin Street of this city: seven grundchii- drcn; and ono half-brolher, Horace l.. Carter Of Plainylle.
 Tho fpncral will be held Satur- day afternoon al S;3O o'clock from the late home at 54 Wilson street Rev. Harry l. Bodloy, rector emcW- tus of St. Marks church. will off ciate and burial will be in Fairyicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

Mis- Catherine Dalton

The funeral Of Miss Catherine Dalton was hold this morning at 0,8O o'clock from the late home, g9 Putnam street and at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church, with a sol, mn high mass of requiem, Rev. Walter IAddy was the c"lebrant, Rev. VI. j.. Traynor was drnron and NcN. Wal- fer Norrann Wls sub-doacou As the body vas borne from tho church Mrs, Mary T. crcan sang "Lead Kindly Light"
 The pail bearers were John Hart nett, Walter Hartuctt, C, J. Buk}cy, Michael Lynch. Thomas Dalton anI homas McCuc. The flower bearers were Charles Dalton and Basil Riley. Father Ly,ldy ronductc1 tho com miita' services at tho grave in $. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Mrs. Emma NChWCr.

The rHutraI of Mrs. Emma Scuw"r who died Tuesday morning from in .uri"s received when she was struck sunday evening by car driven by Frederick Humphreys of Canton Center, was h"li thus morning at S:&o o'clock from Joseph Han.y's undertaking rarlors on Main street and nt o'c'orG from St. Peters church. with a mtes of rcq,u"m sung by tn" pastor, E'y. Nh1r.os Cop- pens. AS the holy was born" from tho church the choir sang The pal hearers were Joseph Strino, Fritz Record. Nicholas Burru2c. P.ar H"irbrighc. Euly Strn"ck"r and Au- gustus Peters Burial was in s. Mary's Crm tory.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
HOSPITAL EXPECTING
 OVER 5000 PATIENTS
or This Number 100 Will Be Acci. dents Brought In BN Ambulance. Nay> DT, r. l.. RCckS,

Is Inc N.A Britain General hos pi'al a good hospital or merrly d hoor'llnE hOusn:' This Guns'tOu Ia a,k"d by Dr. r. Ebon Rocks, super. ,nt"ndont Of tn" institu'jon in au ap- p"1i 10 th" public of N" Britain 10 visit that institution on National HoSpi'&. Day. May l2. This day VAS
 tar'"d in 1921 in commemorative of rb" looth anutv, rsary Of thc birth of Florence Nighjngale founlrr Of training schools for nurses. Tnr oD- r'r' ot 'h" day. according 10 Dr. Rocks is 10 bring to the conlmuNlry a better r,alizatiou Of what the hos pjtal does and how if does it.
 Reasons .Why everyone ID New Britain should interest thcmsr1v"s in tho local hospital arc contained in tl'" following statement made by pr. Rocks and taken from hospital r'c- orIe. "Erom @2uo 10 %l"" Nov Britain people will go 70 ii, hospi- Ial this year. The ma.oriry win so 'o the N"H Britain hospital Sky p,r cent NIIl undergo op'rauous aud apnroEiumt'N fl" HIJ lr Hrrii"n'> brought in hy amuu,.ur'.'
 Dr. Rocks adds that M" New Krj'- ain General hospital has h~'u up. proved by tn" Amorjran Collrg" o' $ursrous and 'ho American M'd..l 4ssociafou. Tr"s" organizations of- GrialIy dot1no The sta:us aH grod' of hospitals,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
PREPARE FOR MAY 30

A th, meeting of A. G. Hammond Camp. |. $. W. Y, hold in the state a"mory last night, Ike T. IliNs was appointed chairman of tho Dccora- lion bay committee of inc cam~. with power 10 appoint thc remainder of the committee. Arrangement: were completed for the trip 10 Mil ford Saturday evening. Roth camp and ladies' auxiliary will go m a bus and several private automobiles, leaving the Central junior high school at o'clocK. They will tn. stall a camp and auxiliary in Mil- ford. Deputy Inspector <. T. Daw- son was present at th0 meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
boronghs eommlltee todny.

Doiou6hs committee today,
 Tho senate cOnourred tn adop. ton Of amendments to the Me- ehanics lien law providing that whero two or moro persons have liens for materials used In building projects mono shaDl havc priority eN- oept as specified iH other portions of the amendments,
 The senate concurrcd in adop- ton Of the bin which will limit az, ricultural societies 10 state money for prizes Rt fairs only in proportion to the cash prizes each give.
 6Other bills adopted In concur renee included these:
 RcndIusting snlarics Of officers in tho Bristol court amending tho law governing contractors or public roads, sewers and highways, for more humane transportation Of poultry, repeating the law enacted years ngo 10 protect sploonkeapers against false statements! 10 allow towns 10 pay money towards sup. port Of tradc schools allowing town school boards 10 go into Amer. icanizalion work on u 5O.j0 basis with lhc stato board of education. amending inc law under which pri- votc bankers do business; amending the corporation law as to voting in special meetings; providing that general statutes relating to reserves and cash balances of state banks and trust companies shall not apply to any bank or trust company which Is stocliholdcr in the federal re- servo bank
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Washington May Ban
 Junk Heaps on Wheels"

NaShincion, May T. Rcrutatlons Of appIirants for automobile drivers p'rniis hero must undergo scrutiny b! n"tghhorhood police sorg,ants. under regulations announced hy N. .. E|dridgo, director Of traffic. Tom por"ry 10 day permits will bo issued subject 10 rryocation ir thc pr".irct scrr'an's report is unfayo~ablo.
 Tn" director has proposed cancel 'a'ion of tho permits of drivers of i!I-"quippod cars, or "funk heaps on whc".s," and of financially irr. srou. sihlc persons ns a means of reducing traffic acCi1cnta
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Duell'S Testimony
 D to Grand Jury

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
FIRM TONE SHOWN
 IN STOCK MARKET
Proposed Gut in Government
 Expenses EnthuSeS Street

New York, May 7-Stocll prices displayed q firm tone at the opening of todays market with bulllsh dom- ons'ratIons resumed in the public utilities an dspceialtics.
 Stock prjcos pointed upward throughout the forenoon despite the temporary wayo Of selling which fol- lowed the marking up Of the re- ncwal rate on call money 10 per cent. Builish sentiment was crcat. Id by Washington ad'icrs stating that the administration was plan nlng a further reduction in goycrA- mental expenses and by stiffening sugar prices Speculative cntLr- aiasm reached fever heat in the pub ic utility issues
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
CINm SUITS RICOKDlD.

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Sent to RefOrmatOry
 For RObbing Store
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j.. I'..' d3'('. .' tI l..t- fllE, q ~ ss.',,a.rl to t.r S'a." I;,'urm "torH 4 r.s,..r" hy Judge Jo. 2 W. Banks :. II. NaE. ~.N rou0ry ~arnrio' Dur' n M.u'NrnNr v.." la~ ,a~. r.m. "p +oI 3i>pa~ltl"u '.,~ 'an . r-. n. aas uurae n.rl Iy IM.u p-ul"r I1auI J. IruHto.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
SUES FORD FOR St2,OO0.OO0
Mississippi Rc,cnur Agent Accuses Mutor Company or Criminal Con-
 spiraCy to iolatr Nut0 Trust Law.

Jackson. Mss NIv F. W l Nlwr sj,,. rr,ru& ac.u. 'o'aE rlof in cNaucnry court h"re a sult against 'ho Ford Motor company charging a criminal conspiracy to >io'ata 'h" antitrust avs of Mss issippi, anI seeking 70 4O."Dt p.n- nt'irS lOtu.iuE S1g."u".upo.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
John prirr.

Tic fur-ral of John Tr,ca va. nrIA This morning al >:@o o'c.o,h from tho Gt" homn, @1S Washincto0 street, and at s o'clock from &. Mary's church, Ecl. Eaymor1 C'ah- by wus tine colchrant Of tho mass o' roquicm Tho ra1I hcarora v,ro Jo- s"ph Nolan. Robert NNalon, Edward Mullrn. Patrick NoIau John N1io- u"y and WiNiam Cu~aol IT." flow ar bearers were Janlrz Nolan. IT,. WNfrcl Price anJ Euprrt rrtrs. Tntormont was in St Mary's r1ms- trry
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
PNDLOCKS 17 PLACES.

Nv York, May 7.--lnia.i S'a'.s D.strIc' Attorney Huckuar hae "N- tended up-stato his paddock cam paign against prohibition ,ioDat ors. when h. filed complaint against 17 places in kingsto0 I'll. campaign is directed ngainst lhn summer resort rcgion of the Catskius.
 Agents on inc staT or E. @. Nor riak divisional proni"'ton dir 1'or 'nr Nov York anI norr.rH \. u 1srHoy. obtained ths a'IIonrr aEsirsi fhe l7 saloons 7N1 srNak, asia. rani"i n tAe com. ajni.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
S50,0O0 Paid for Realty
 At North End Corner

Anthony DohroWolsE has sold ianI and buildings az the corner Of North street and Hartford avenue 10 Charles Passanissi for approximate ly S5o oo0. rassanissi has trans forrrA 70 DchroNolsN property al 31N-2i2 Church street for about SlG.ooo The deals were made to- day through Hungcrford X SaXc,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Deaths
George MaCIArcn

George MuoLaren, age 6i years, an employo of Landors, l'rary X Clark, and d member Of St. Mark church, died this morning at his home, 70 Elm street. Mir. MacLaren was born in Scotland He is surviY- cd by his wife and sister, Mrs. jessie Davidson Of this city.
 Funeral services, conducted by Rev, Samuel sutciffo of st. Mark s church. will be held tomorrow after. noon at 4;3O o'clock at F, C. Porter Sons funeral homo, and at 6I5 o'clock the body win be sent Co Huntingyllle, Quebec, Canada. for burial there.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
TWO NTRLCK BN TON

Eric Larson o 1l1 Com"o.. W, 1ih ay.una r, r,Yf'..i 'n n" D"ii.' lrrlrm.n. last LIa.r frat '" 0.1 4' TUCK a hoy named JurN. "Icl wlfh Us omoM.. "Lu. trtm- on N 4sh.nE'ou str."'. Tlr boy "J7 ~lE1'I Y iujur'H Au.orr Stnr'y o' f1 Booth Str.c- WIs s,Eatly m m. J a~. night when e'runk hv aH ,n'o- nnhi." driven Iy Nh.rt l5odE. L., o' =. SlnmL.N st--..
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
REN. DIR. AHLQIIST HONoREn

Rev, Dr. A, A. Ahquist, pastor Of thc First Lutheran church. WAS today rIoc'ed yicc-p president Of rrs N"" England conference Of tl, AuEtlF'ana SYnol at is annual con- N'n'ion in Gardner, Mass
 I)r. Ah!duis', together with Emil Larson, ar" 'he representatives Of 'a" IWb"ran church at the con- IrnflON.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
WILL ALLOW NO Tn>.

Fy T., s,o. tr,od Press.
 Washington. May 7.-Act"r jou>r with Secretary Kellogg, co onpJroll"r General NcCarl has applied tho pd- ministra'ion's economy policies 10 tips paid by government 'mployrs and officials when they take oc,-n voyages on official business. Tnc comptroller blue pcncibrd the c\- ransr accounts of two embassy al tach"s. one stationed in London ami one in Romo, each of whom hal entered SIC Item 14 steamer stcWAri's tip.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
GRADUATION MAY oO

Tn" graduation cNorcisns Of the training school for nurses ar tha No" Britain General hospital will "o h"l1 Oh 'he evening of May 2u. T"o exercises will bo held in the state Normal school and q uatiuu- ally prominent epeokot will be present.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
MRS. NANDBEHG stRpHrsI.n

Mrs Edwin Snudbcrg Of 5i Con- no.icu' avenue was tcndproi a sur prise party in honor nf her birthday at her homo yesterday afternoon. About 5n of her friends Ncrn pres. cn' | delightful luncheon WAS a0~' "d and Mrs Sanlhcrg gas pro. 7ou'"i with a purso. The table Was urot'ilv decorated with daTodls and q color sohomo o' yellow vas car riod oVt,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Mi.a Anna !StRir.

Funeral services for Miss Anna Stair, who died Tucsday afternoon at th" Now Brj'otn General hospital after q short Illness, vii. he held to- morrow afternoon at ":%p o'r'ork at the Erwin chapel. Roy. William Ross, naetor of the First Baptist church, will orrtciato and burial Will he in Fajryiclv cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Mrs. /nTia TGiOaC.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Xolia Zaiorc. who died suddenly yesterday morn ing Of pulmonary omhofism, Will l., hold tomorrow morning a' 7:&o o'clock at ih" lat" hom" 15 Bca'ty street ana 7:fi o'clock from th" Sa- cred Heart church, Burial will h" in the sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
.Antnnin IntiCnLi.

Antonio Farticoni, the five months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred t'aH- conf of 261 High street, died last night Funeral services al the lat' home viii ho hold tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will Dc iu St. Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
AMERICA PROPOSES
 POISON GAS BAN
tCotniuucd from First pag")
the cnnvcntion is reachcd.

the convention is reached NJ. sosknowsN delegate from To- land, said Mfr. Burton's proposal
 would make war less horrible, but
 he novel an amendment proMhit- ing also the cNportation of bacteria for war purposes. which, he said, was as inhuman as poison gas. The Hungarian delegation sug-
 gestcd an amendment permitting the export of means Of defense" against chemical warfare.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
NIlD or TIIt\k~

We wish 10 thank our kind fu,niS .aul nlInhors anl th" Flrst rh4,oh for 'hrlr kindness arj Qorr oIor- lnGs during tho i.lAos> and lna'h of our beloved mother and sister
 SirnrH. Misses Gsr. 'tinr arI Vi
 nrnn I.nelnr nrA NIrs l. IT,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
TWINS LOST t\D TOINp

Mrs. rH7E0ou Of 1-1 clark s'r'.' t'is morning reported 'o ''. rom" that hey twin hoYs hal lr,n 13et Latter th. boys W, ,~, loror I a01 T, turUrl "a 'h.ir hown.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
LOCAL STOCKS

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Kills Self as Cops
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

. raa@'- '.~,lmouy that Miss Gish hal f..n ..al- 'n narry him,
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