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New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

GRAND ST. t5-pIeasant furnished front room. Phone SS67.S
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

AN OLD HoUsE-ts made new with fresh
 paint and new wall paper. Let us sub mt an estimate. Morgan. Kingsley 4 thompson, lrc ill Main St. Phone bSl.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

BABY CHICks-duckl'nss 75 varieties Bred-to-lay. Conn. selected, exhibition mattngs; free catalogue, Clarks Hatch cry. Dept. Is, East Hartford. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
What They Don't Know Won't Hurt Them

bi'-''N "I" i3-tCnement of { rooms, for email fauHv.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

SEVEN ROOM HOI SE- modern lmprcye- ments, garage. good location H. n. Nentrcs Hart St. Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

HEMsTITCHlNG-reatly dune, also but. 'ons covered at 5l Prospect St. Mrs. Alice AllIeChl. Tel, S2lg-W,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

Let us rnots yoU rlIees on Tents. 'o's Blankets Stoves. Knap. t1rh', and hundreds of other itoms too numerous 10 mention.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

IoTl3INAL ARMY NAVY STORE
 56 CHURCH ST, ROGERS RIG. BLDG.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

MAIN ST. swell furnished sirsis and double front rooms, continuous hot wa- trr. Arplv. Mrs Alderman
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

{ D" lGllT ST, e1l--tcncment of { rooms all improvements Gall 2j5 Myrtle st Baker shop.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
Musical instruments

CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH-Ueautifu ma
 hosany, ll5 value, now ;69. Six rec- oLls Tree. NldeneTs lSS Main St. GolNG AWAY ?-Take one of our small fhohos apIls specially adapted for camp
 or seaslIore use. Prices from sl4 10 ;49.
 Henry Morans & Sons. S65 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

SIN EpOM-rottage wanted or list floor tenement, north ar south end, Write. Box 2l-U. Hcrald
 NE ROOM tenement wanted. Tn good locality. Must have garage. John F. Gjll. Tel. 3SS9.
 LIGHT -housckocrinE rooms wanted in desirable location. by refined American couple Tel 365S-W, during noon hour.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

SoRWALK TIRES -Eacklife Rros,. lnc., Park & Biselow Sts,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

FACE, FIELD-and cobble stone for sale. For immediate delivery see Patsy S. Lucco, kensington. Phone 654-5. We arc the cheapest in town.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

TIRES and Tubes gas and oils. Special price on 5 gal lots. No cha'ge for can The Stanley Quarter Filling station.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

MAPLE lllLL-5 room cottage slI in- nroNom"nts, reasonable price. small cash II. R. Holland. Real Estate and Trsur- Hn"c, lS0 Chestnut St. Phone 1ss.I or IoS1.l4
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Jcnrmen,s

T ItFTN aI.-.6 loom lenement, 2ut floor
 Phone ltS5.ls.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 ROYAL BROODEKS-lOO chick capacity, S25 each Chas. Schaeiler, 66S Arch St, Poultry supplies.
 SELLING OTT-aHouf BOO pure breed S (, R. l.. Red, Chickens all sizes, also all breeders, males and females A full supply Of equipment. One S50 one i1O Buckeye incubator. one brooder stovc, JamcsWay all in perfect condition. !aU 9ii6-2 or 66 Francis St.. ask for Mn Johnston after p. ui SEMI-SOLlD BUTTERM1Lk-ln any quantity. Also chick feeds. Charles Schaeffer. 668 Arch St. Poultry sup plies.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

EAGS-papers, old uou or other metals, magazines or anything In junk that ts oluttcrinG up your cellar or attic. Iwln remove these articles from your prem. Ises and nay you the highest market I'''es for them. Honest weight assured. Prompt service. Phone mo. Feieer- Naum X zeiIes. ll5 Belden St. Phone 556-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
EMPLOYMENT
Help--Nien Wanted

MAN WANTED experience as crul- Ter baker, Apply 60 Rockwell Ave, be- t7Ecru
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

COliBlH AVENUE Upstairs, tene.
 ment Of rooms; Improvements. Tel.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

USED PARLOR SUITE-cheap If taken at once. Good condition, See N. Rein holdt, between 5 and 6, l53 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

DWIGHT ST" 1"t-modcrn up-to-d1to B room tenement, with all modern Inn rro''ments Apply R. Rcrson.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
EDUCATIONAL
Dallclng Teachers

MISS Nj. STEINHAUs-priTate instruction ln collegiate, fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg. Room 211. Phone S042-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ASents--ReaI Estate

STANLEY N, SMITH CO, INC--General real estate and insurance mortgage loans Neri Block Phone ll-l. Plsn- Vile.
 IT, ]. TOtEEN -- Real Estate X Insurance EIm St. Phone 1890 REAL ESTATE-and insurance of all knds. Commercial Real Estate E1- change. SoS Main St. Phone :syI. REAL EsTATE-& lusuIance, NorigaEeI LUrns. Geo. F. skinner la3 Brosu St.. Fan,i'lr. Phone lls-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

RE1pEN ST. ts-furnished room for young lady or middle aged woman In gUire Isl TNNr
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

MAPLE HILI-Iine $ room house : ecrs lot all planted with bearing fruit trees the lnrome ilom the land will pay your tax and Interest. A. Carlson, is5 Main St. Tel. 1877,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

KELLEY sPRINGFlELD-and Firestone cord tlIes and service. Gag. oils and Ereases. accessories. Clarke Auto Ac- Cessury Shop, l5s Nah St Phone 1890.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
Autos aud Trucks for Snlc

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

NEWlNGTON-housc and i5 huiidinS iofs near trolley, bargain. Joseph A. CarI- son. 40 Newington Ave. Phone lslS.5. RInGEWAY ST, MAPLE WILI-S room cottage all modern, large lot. Price reasonable. W. l., Hatch Co. City Hall, Phone H4nN
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

UNITED STATES TIRES-sales and serv. Ice. ProspeI1 & Co.,. 2sl Myrtle St Phone 1881.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

ICE BOXES-55 lbs, sl5 ur. front Icer, so lbs, Sc5 up others al SIP up. Ed
 ward Gorfain. 163 Arch St. Phone SG9-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

HEMSTITCHlNG & BUTTONs-pItatlng, pinklng. Ginsburs's Shop l9 Walnut St. Phone l%SS.%
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

BELVIpERE- Building lot, very nicely located on quiet street: all improve ments, handy to car, school and stores.
 an ideal spot for a home: 50Gl40, Req. sonsble price for quick cash sale. Cssh- man Agency, lal Main St. Phone Siei,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

FIRST CLASS-hattcry man wanted. No other need apply, Gould Battery Service, 110 East Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

BElNInERE-cottare ot rooms, nirs home for small family. Here's bar gain. Joseph A. Carlson, 70 Newlnston Ave. Phone I44S-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

COR LAKE < HIGE SITS nicely fur- nshed rooms suitable for or gentle men
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
tarn,s For Sale

| RLLNlpERE-lot for sale, SO ft. wide,
 1 lA1 t. long. Inquire NJ, sIymunskl, iss ! Groye St, City.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

EUGS-Orieutal and domestic rugs. repairing, cleaning, weaving, bInd- ins,' overcssting. q. V. seyadjan. G5 Grand St Tel lqn
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
BUSINESS SERVICE
Dressmaking and Millinery

LEssONS-in dressmaking, Special prices to classes and clubs, Private lessons also. Wonane Institute Method. Jane D. Gill 70 Walnut St. Phone l33g.lS.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
EMPLOYMENT
Hcln ManfciI-NIalr

""htNu-.hulC St AHENI-and solicitor wanted for old cs- tabushed insurance Co.,, married man preferred. Write. RoX 14-M Herald
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
Shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

SHORE LOTS-at Lee Manor7 Madison, Conn. R. l.. Hayden l33 Main st., Bristol Conn. Phone llN.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

EAST MAIN ST. l5S-cor. Summer csn- tral location, furnished front room. Mrs r = Wa4sop
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

FOR SAFETY -FtBSr-uss Vacuum Cup tires T. H, CoEswell. Chestnut St,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building Lots For Saln

BELbEN sT.-large lo,, an Improve. ments bargain for quick sale. jnseph A. tarlson. io Newington Ave. Phone ltis-3,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

LIVING ROOM-Set. ten pat terms from which to choose, large wing and club chairs. A credit to any home. Special pre-nyentorY sale price, s9s50 Doyle Furniture. 800 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

GAS RANGE-5 burner, ovens, thermom- etcr self lighter. gray finish S5g; Gas stoves, gray enamel. burner, S@S. Black finish, 3 burners. Sl6; four burner, s2J Edw. Gortain, ldS Arch St. Phone S6g-o
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

guests of MT. and Mrs. Archer Walsh at their home on Wilcox avenue, re- turned to their home in Wakefield Mass" Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Virginia Walsh left Saturday afternoon for Wakefield. Mass, where she will enjoy q few weeks vacation as the guest of relatives.
 The regular meeting of the Girls club will pot be held this evening, but will be held next Monday. August r, as usual.
 Collie, yellow and white. female, lost; named ''I'riend"; license l41O. Fred Cutie, Pennington avenue; phone l1I5-l3; reWard.-Advt,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

claimed he had been in a local pool room at the tme the hold-up oc- cured and produced the proprietor to back him up, while Gnnzzo pro- duced post cards to show he had been in Canada, Tho evidence being inconclusiyc, the cases were con. iinned 10 Sept l9 under bonds of Sl,U00 each.
 old Timers Beaten
 Tho AlI-plninvilles avenged them. selves for their previous defeat at thr hands of the Old Timers by win ming an S-i verdict from the local veterans Saturday afternoon al Trumbnll field, The game was close until the seventh inning, when the winners finally got to Cunningham and aided by errors, pounded five runs across the plate. Tolli pitched good game for the youngsters: he was hit rather hard, but kept his opponents in hand when they threatened 10 score. He also fan ned nine.
 Loyal Smith at shortstop put up q rorking game for the winners, starring two double plays. Herb EWod, former player, returned 10 tic game with the All-plainyiles and performed Capahly al the first bag. Elliott starred for the losers. making four pretty catches in left field. A large crowd was present. Tho score:
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Disabled Veterans Want
 Their Men Given JOhs

Washington, Aug, 10 lP}-Urging actual rather than theoretical pref erence to former servicemen in governmental employment. the dis abled American veterans today made public legislative program to be pressed for adoption with the con- Yening of congress this fall. The or ganlzation pledged support 10 a pro. gram of adequate national prepared ness, severely criticized "ultra pa cifstS' and urged retention of the veterans bureau as an independent governmental office.
 Among other recommendations it proposed a permanent medical sery. ice be established in the bureau and that liberalization be made in many regulations affecting disabled veter- ans,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
SEEKING RARE CARIBOu

New York, Aug. 10 R-James . Clark, head of the department of the American Nh scum of Natural History, left tod; for the extreme part of Britis Canada in search Of specimens ot tt Osborne caribou. Clark is accon panied by Mrs. Clark. who will ha, charge of the photographic wor. The museum does not have a zoe specimen Of the caribou family.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Arrested Two Times
 in as Many Days

Locked up Saturday night on a charge of drunkenness, Michael Rotzlof of 519 Arch street vas re- leased on bonds yesterday morning. only to find himself back in the lock- up a short time later on a charge of breach of the peace after he created a disturbance al his homo. Arraigncd before Judge William C. Hungerford in police court this morning, he was given a suspended sentence Of Ia days and placed on probation for three months.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
- = =-- THIRD DEFENSE IN
 MONTH AND A HALF Harry Scott, Colored, Keeping
 Berlin Authorities Busy DRUNKENNESS THIS TIME
Meeting Of League of Women Voters Slight Automobile Accident Re- ported-News From the Vacation ists-Other Items of Interest

Harry scott. Colored, will be Tn the Berlin court tonight for the third time in six weeks tor the same of- fense, drunkenness. He was arrest cd yesterday by Constable Frank Brown after he had made gener- al nuisance of himself at Scagliot- ti's store in Kensington. He was taken 10 the New Britain police sta tion awaiting trial.
 He was arrested last Saturday night by Officer Brown, when he vas riding in an automobile, He was also arrested about six weeks ago, after he had been involved in a fight with another negro al the brick yard where he has been em- ploJed
 Fresh Air Children Leaving
 The Fresh Air" children from New York city will leave East Der lin tomorrow after having been the guests of residents for the raSt two weeks The past two weeks have been happy ones for the 1 s children from the East Side of New York and they have expressed their de sire 10 remain longer, so well have they been entertained.
 Tn children. wearing tags con- taining their names and addresses uill be convey ed 10 the Berlin sta ton in truck loaned for the occa sion by R. Q. Clark They will then board the noon train for their homes.
 The children have farcd well while they have been in East Ser lin. Outings in the woods, oppor- tunities 10 play games, and good meals have built them up consider ally. They have healthier appear anccs and have been entirely happy.
 Child Is Born
 A son has been born 10 Mir. and Mrs James Austin of kensington Both mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely, accord ing to pr. A. ]. Goodwin who is attending them. The baby weighed nlne pounds at birth.
 tIaS JOG ' NFusiSu
 George Millington. employed at the American Paper Goods company, suffered a painful injury to tho big toe on his right foot today. when a piece of board fell on il, crushing the bone. He was attended by Dr. A. J Goodwin.
 Community Club Meeting.
 A meeting of the kensingtcn Community Club will be held tonight at S o'clock at the Peck Memorial library. Plans for a field day the latter part Of the month will be made and it is expected that all members will be present Commit tees on arrangements for various events during the day will he ap- pointed at this time.
 HurIhurt On Vacation
 Hiram Hurlburt. rural carrier for the Berlin and Kensington post offices has left for Maine on his an nual two weeks vacation. MT. Hurl- burt's place, during that lime, will be taken by Roy Thompson.
 Resigns His Position
 Earl H. Brown has resigned his position as clerk in the Cole Gro. cery store on Worthington Ridge and will accept a position in New Britain. Mrs. Mildred Harrington of East Berlin has agSsRted the po'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Given Suspended
 Sentence to State Farm

Klchard Long of 59 Dwight street, charged with breach of the peace. was given suspended sentence to the state farm in police court today. Long was arrested yesterday morn ins by Traffic Policeman Hanford Dart after complaint was received by the policeman that Long, half drunk, was standing in front of the colorcd church on Church street abusing women members of the con- grcgation as they left the edificc.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

English trains between London and fashionable resorts now stage fashion shows on the trains, the models parading up and down the aisles Of the cars.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Local Man, Contractor
The Dedication

Dedication of the new edifCc took place at the 1o:l5 o'clock mass after the earlier masses had been ccle- brated in the basement chapel. Bishop John J. Milan took charge of the ceremonies. The solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. J. Clement Martin of St. Joseph $ Cathedral in Hartford. native son. The sermon was preached by Right Rev, MonsiEnor Maurice F. Me- Auliffc president of St. Thomas Seminary in Hartford, who stressed the importance of following in the footsteps of God. Solemn yespers were sung al 7:30 o'clock last night hy Rev. John II. Landry of Mantle, also native son. The sermon at this service was delivered by Right Rev, Monsignor John Nealcn, pastor of St Roses church of Meriden.
 The musical program was directed by Professor Edward C. keegau of Waterbury, the new organst of the parish
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Mrs. AntOnia Ehlert

ne funeral of Mrs. Anton r'n'er'' 1l years old, was held fro. me family residence, No. s4 Ina street this morning. IL was follovs oY a mass of requiem at St. Joseph church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Ehle. 'eaI's her husband. two sons. Pa, ana Anthony Ehlert, Of Bristol; O, aaughter Mrs. Robert E. CaIlavho ana i've grand children. She al, leaves one brother and one sister Germany.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
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Nll-I'lain,illcs

Two base. hits, ThralI, Elliott, &, smith, Hayes, l.. Smith, Rirnhaum. Three base hit, Miller. Bases on balls, off Dotli .. off Cunningham B. Struck out, by Dotlt 9, Cunningham |. stolen hasos. AL -PlainyilIes E. Double plays, l.. Smith 10 s. Smith to EWald G(; left on bases, AL PlainyIles (, OId Timers {. Passed hals. Hayes 3. Empires, Wilson and Griffin, Time. 3;1n.
 The Old Timers have been in Nred to go io Meriden Wednt sday night in preparation for game there Saturday afternoon with Ike Lyons Pets. This will be played in connection with sheep roast, and the locals will meet in front of ThraII's drug StOr" at i o'clock "Wednesday evening to go 10 the silver City for practice.
 Couldn't Find the Fire
 Tlanville Hose Co. No, respond ed to silent alarm, which was fol- D loNfI IN i I'll dlhl lIl' flftil I"' t O clock this morning aud rushed 10 the home of George D. Peters of lG2 Whiting street, There the frcnen were told that the cellar vas aiirc, but although they found a consid- orable quantity of smoke in the basement, they could locate no flames and were able to save their chemicals. The cause of the smoke was not ascortained.
 BcrncrS Arc Surprised
 Mir and Mrs. Otto Brrncr were surprised al their new home on William street Saturday evening and were rendered house warming. About 50 friends from Hartford, New Britain and Plainvile were present and presented Mir. and Mrs. Berner with beautiful floor lamp and a sum of money. F.. Larson and George Bcrgondahl sang seyera se- lections and refreshments were served.
 White Oak Camp Meetings
 The camp meetings which arc be- ing conducted at White Oak park are not, as has been the impression of the public, negro meetings, but are being held by the Now England Prayer league, pcntccostal body. There were 77 people present at the evening session yesterday, and more would have been there had the weather been favorable.
 The meetings will continue through the month of August. when the location will he changed either 10 SOuthington or 10 the PlainviIle camp grounds. X program of good speakers has been secured and everybody is welcome.
 Fruits Case NoIlcd William Fruit of New Britain was in the Planviille court Saturday as a result of his accident Friday night when he drove off the end of Pearl street into the old canal. Ho admit ted having two drinks of wine. hut pr l.. H, Frost was unable 10 he present and testify as 10 his condi- ton. Tho charge was changed to reckless driving and was nollcd on payment of costs. Attorney Charles F, Conlon acted for Fruit. Continued on Page Ten)
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
HoIdup Gases Continued

James Davis and Joseph Gnazzo, both of rlainlille. who were charg- cd with having held up Frank kacz- natCik, a local broker on Middle street near the Southington town line on Saturday. August l. had their cases continued until September 12 by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in the city court this morning. The two youths, who were arrested by the plainyille authorities, were identified by Kac2marCik as two of the three men who attempted to take his money.
 Gnazzo testified that he was in Canada at the time of the alleged holdup and produced post cards W hich he had sent home at that ltlme 10 corroborate his statements. 1 Davis claimed that ho was in a pool Ilo com in FlainviIle at the time and Ihad witnesses present including inc proprietor, 10 testify to this. on ac- count ot the doubt in the case, it was
 deciIed 10 continue the matter. Gnaz2o is under q %0 day iaiI sen itcnce imposed by the Plainyile town court
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
The New Church

The new church IS of the English Gothic style and has two towers in front which rise 10 a height of 96 feet The walls are of scam faced granite of varied color and are trim- med with DuXtonc, In the front be- tween the towers Is located hand- some rose window, the gift of the women of the parish The interior is divided into nave and side aslrs. being arranged so hat all seats have view Of the main altar and the two side altars, without heinz ob- siruc,cd by the supporting col umns, which extend 10 the arches Of the clercstorY, Three main en- frances lead 10 the church and with in the doors is large vcslihuIc A large choir loft Is erected in the rear Of th" church. where the new organ is located Throughout the iilllngs and equipment represent a richness that has been found only in th" cdi0ccs Of supreme architecture.
 Local Man, Contractor
 G"orGr ]. l.acourso of this city built the new church, which con- tains large basement where temp orary service have been held for some time, as well as q guild hajl and kitchen and fine heating plant. Fircproof construction has been emphasized throughout in he building. which will seat about l2un people, Handsome paintings and beautiful stained glass windows as well as altars of beauty add 10 he impression Of the now church. Jo- s"pl A. Jackson of New York was tho architect
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Building Permits
IhIrlN COrps Cnminr

ne New Departure Flute and pi. 'olo Corps will he the hosts to abc, ,nlr'y other flute aud piccolo corn fife and drIprr corr. cat organizations. at a state meet n' h'Id in this city on Saturday Sc, .tcmbcr 12. i
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Fighters Fined

George Concita and Lawrence Sahh attempted 10 settle a fcud of several weeks standing on the 1 Church street carnival grounds last night and battle royal started for a few moments until the police ar rlNed on the scene. The battle was quickly ended and in the city court this morning fine Of s25 and costs i was imposed upon each.
 Inasmuch as the two mon had agreed to fight it out tonight, at 8 O clock, Judge Donovan announced that jail sentences would be imposed for future offenses.
 Pccpcr Escapes
 Struggles of 'peeping Tom last night, after he had been baggcd by Emil Thornhloom of Pleasant ave- InuC, while proWling about the IThornhloom home. succeeded in Win- ming liberty for the offender. A re- Irort tn Acting Captain John C. Nc Laughlin al police headquarters re- suited in the appearance of Officers 1 IlIul Nlldbtl anu JdllbS 8hCNdlnet on the scene but the peeper had made tracks for the far and wide Mir. Thornbloom was able to secure a good description of the offender so that the police believe that the .peopcr will be rounded up within a short time. The peeper has been hothering ForestNille residents for several weeks and several times has nearly been caught, hut last night was his narrowest squeak from land ing in a police cell.
 Fined StOO
 Emil C. Fredettc was driving his car toward Rristoi yesterday and when he reached Pieces bridge, he found that he could not drive it no further. Officer Edgar Norton drove fredcttc and the car 10 the police station and in the city court this morning Fredetto pleaded guilty 10 a charge of driving while under the in- 1uenCe of liquor. A fine of $lQO and costs was imposed,
 Joseph Larose V as arrested yester- day on complaint of ncighbors for
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
To Install Officers

District Deputy Albert Rawizs and staff of the Fo"esrers Of Amer cI will go to Tcrry>ille on Tupsd1 night 10 install the officers Of Cot, rr"'dom of that place, on Thu! Jay night District Deputy Raviz, ard staff will install the officers , Court Ever Welcome of this cit,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

The Feast of TA@ Assumption will he observed at both Ss. raul's church, Kensingtoa, and the Sacred Heart church. East Rerlin. on Sa,- urday, MaSSos will he celearatal at 9:So and 1:S9 o'clock in the rornmg at St, Paul's church and at $ o'clock al tn" Sacred Heart church. Rev. J, C. Brennan will be in charge at both churches