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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
Anniversary Column
July 3O-August 6s1915)
10 YEARS AGO

July 30-August 60 1919
Miss Bessie Harper entertained the
G. o. G. club nhonor of Miss Mae
Gordon, of Ocilla, the hostess beng
assisted by Mrs. L. L. Hall in serV-
ing an ice course and sandwiches.
Those invited were Misses Mae Cor
don, Isabel Paulk, Mildred Tisdel,
Lucy Whitley, Lille Murray, Laura
Wilson, Ada Handley, Pauline Col
denberg, Edith Morris, Annie Laurie
Billiard, Mamie Redman. of Savan-
nah, Mabel Alberson and Ella Mae
Hall.
Visitors in the city have been Miss
Gertrude Strange, Mrs. Roy Brown
and baby of Sanford, Fla. Miss
Eleanor Allen, of Jacksonville, Fla,
Miss Mildred Mconald, of Douglas,
Misses Julia and Estelle Latham. OF
Macon, Miss Eta Coly, of Albany,
Miss Louise Erhardt, of Oklahoma
City, Mr.. w. T. Thurmond, of Com
merce.
Visitors out of the city have been
Mr.. G.. A. Smith in Townsville, Mrs.
Wright Terrence and son in CASTOR
ia, N. c., Miss Jeffie Persons in At
lanta and Gay, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
K. Farmer in New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Bowen and Mr.. Ted N.Y.
ers in Bolton, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
ley Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bry-
an, Mrs. Arthur Williams and Col.
Alex Koplin in Hawkinsville for a
ball game, Miss Allie Mayes in Jack
sonville, Mrs. L. L. Griner and chill
dren in Wrightsville, N. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. H. CARRIER in Townsville, Miss
Thelma Adams in Atlanta, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Davis and Miss Kate
White leaving for a tour Of the west
including the Panama Exposition, Mr..
Carl Williamson in north Georgia,
Miss Eula Graves in Atlanta, Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Bleker in Paducah,
KY, Mr.. Emory Wilcox and Mr..
Mack Pryor in the west, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Dorminy and Miss Esther
King in New York and Boston, DR..
and Mrs. Tom White in Jacksonville,
Mrs. John 3. Russell in Greenville,
S. c., Rev. R. NJ. Mann in Montreal,
N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hendricks
and children in Carlisle, Ind, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Richie in Commerce
and Demorest, Miss Ethel Ligeour in
Brunswick, Miss Lizzie Mae Filing
ton in Mayfield, Mr.. John Yates in
Indian Springs and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown have re-
turned to the city to live after a
years residence in Cordele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Paulk an
nounces the birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Sharpless an
nounce the birth of a son.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
CONSPICUOUS BY ABSENCE

Where is our boosted Southern hos
pitality? Of all possible visitors least
expected to be ignored are the Con-
federate Veterans, and yet the fact
remains that the annual state reunion
celebration of great moment in the
lives Of these old veterans, is about
to be omitted this year for the want
of a meeting place. Thomasville was
the hostess city last year, but not at
that time, neither since, has an invi-
tation been extended for their well
come anywhere this year. Fitzgerald
treated them royalty ten years ago,
and it can hardly be our turn again
with so many larger towns to share
such honors. 1t is a pity this old and
honored guard of the Southern Con-
federacy should literally go begging
for welcome.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
GOING AGAIN

Lincoln Ellsworth is back in
New York looking no worse for his
Arctic trip, which he hopes to re-
peat. He intends to try the venture
next time in an airship, however, in
stead of an airplane, which has too
much danger in forced landings, a
continuous voyage being possible
with an airship. Of course, he would
not care to go without Amundsen as
a leader and Amundsen is equally
keen to go. The expedition cost them
$15O,0O0. Amudsen will come to New
York in October and their plans for
a second dash to hte Pole will be
worked out.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
ENGLISH WOMEN AGAIN
MILITANT

A leading feminist and sociologist
in England announces militant cam
paign about to begin in London to rid
the stage of immoral plays. Their
plan of operation will be to have a
committee from the public morality
council to visit every first night per-
Torrance of every play appearing in
London. If the committee reports I'M
favorably upon the play, a formal
protest will be made to the authorities
and if this protest is ignored, then
from stage box at the end of every
scene a speaker will nightly make a
public protest to the audience. Persis-
tency is expected to win the day. The
English women place great faith in
militancy. 1t took that to win wom-
an suffrage and they mean to use it
for the ends of cleaner stage.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

4 EDDE'ITES
N ON
" THINGS
az - By M
A NEW HOLIDAY
By M.

We are about to have new holi-
day in Georgia,if the bill now favora-
ably passed by the House and Senate
committees gets attention in time.
January 81 will be designated as Val
or Day, the recent inspiration being
the date of minting the Stone Noun
tain Memorial coins, and this bearing
the inscription that honors the oval
or of the Soldier of the South. }"
There are, however, many other i'm
portant incidents in our national his
tory that occurred on January FL,
and many notable birthdays, as well,
so that in almost every southern state
in particular, there is patriotic sem
timent about this date.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
DE.HoRNING AUTOMOBILES

The Paris police are considering
putting ban on the use of automo-
bile horns, the reason being that the
burden Of safety is now placed ON the
bewildered pedestrian, as chauffeurs
seem to consider their duty done if
they sound sharp warming. They are
seen to continue their speed in most
cases, as if pedestrians had no rights,
and as if the horn is simply to clear
the track for the automobile. Quite
often at crossings simultaneous warn
ings only confuse the pedestrian and
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

.nand . few days in the city with his
FL ond look after some legal mat
go from Fl. Lauderdale Friday to
Col. Jesse Granthan is expected to
tiers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06
OUT OF STORIES

Strange to say, Irwin Cobb, accord
ing to his own avowal, has run out
of stories, and is suspending his
usual contribution "The Best Story
I Ever Heard" in the associated
press. He is starting on tour Of the
world and intends for one year to
ransack the corners of the earth for
new copy.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

W W. letters dim and Dlur don't 'cuss'
the typewriter. Come around 70 the
Ta.dc, Office and get new RIBBON.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

Trade in Fitzgerald and youth Sc,
your dollar again.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Paulk an
nounces the birth of a son.
X Il r
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Sharpless an
nounce the birth of son.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

cause accidents that might not other
wise happen.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-08-06

\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown have re-
turned to the city to live after a
years residence in Cordele.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
on, Caroline Sessions, Lille Rode,

ton, Caroline Sessions, Lille Rode, Serhno Casinerl.
 ForesWiIle school tS7l - John CZusoniS Joseph Ryhczyk, Peter Zuruwel, David Forth. Elizabeth Roberts, Victoria Rybczyk. Ellen BasteyL Thomas Stocd, Helen Dou. gialla, Donald Roberts. Louis Olson, John Miszkowski. Helen Kupa. Mil. dred Reynolds. Josephine Dunay. Wesley Jones Thclma Cook, Ralph Everett. Dorothy Lindvall. Olga Zaleski, Marie Craig, Helen Johan- sen, Cecelia Carroll. Ruth Carroll. Lena Wells, Norman Johnson. VII. liam WoJtusA, Mildred Percival. Marjorie Norris, Robert LindSall. Stella RybcGk, Olson Fortin, Laura Yale, Edna Dave Helen kirch- gessncr, Raymond Eob
 Edgewood school, (6)-Leslie Gov William Fawcett, Paul Melnick. Florence Fawcett. Jennie Janik, Frances Prenel.
 South Chippcns Hill school. (S)-- Louis Neumann. Carl Wheeler, liar. old Wheeler,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Finds Public Unwilling
 To Burn Substitutes

The unw!llingness ot the New Britain public 10 use substitutes Tor anthracite coal has helped 10 keep up the cost Of fuel, according to Frank H. Johnston. president of the City Coal and Wood Co. and chairman of Governor TrumbuWs fuel committee. Major Johnston stated that the coal dealers arc try ing 10 help people save money on tuel but the citizens Of New Brit ain insist ypon the higher price fuel whenever they can get l. and gre not satisfied 10 accept subst!- tutes.
 He explained that the variation In prices found by the Cham Der o. Commerce fuel commit;eols due 10 the fact that dealers have pur. chased coal Gt different times and under different circumstances and that different grades of coal are coming into the city. He said there were no dealers proa,eering and that i! there were, there was ade. auats provision for their punish. meRt,
 There Is no doubt. according 10 Major Johnston. that the dealers are willing 10 give the Chamber of Commerce their prices, Some 0. them aEa even advertising them in the newspapers, he said.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Stella Rebekah Lodge
 Elects 1926 Officers

Al the meeting ot Stella RehekQh lodge No II last evening. the fol- lowing officers were elected; Noh'o grand. Mrs Tillie Hoffman: vice grand. Mrs. sutia Dalgle: secre- tary. Mrs. Margaret Chapman; H. narc!al secretary, Mrs Jennie Steele, treasurer. Mrs Winnie Pat tison. The officers will be installed on January IS by District Deputy Clara Rock and staff. The meeting in January will be omitted.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
BnESTlIl NEWS
tCont,nucd from Page ScYen)

,Contnuca from Page Scyen)
 Iaonold GavryL Lillian Bacon, Es thor Mariin, , North Silo school. t2N -- Joseph S,orren. Maurce Nlrkley Doris Nemptcn, Storing Porter Howard Parkratz, Harry Eoyar, Anna Fich' ,,lla Alderman, Waiter kcmoros}ii. ,{att.e Woolfolh Barbara ForshurE. Ruth Peterson, James Rogers, John Pirro. Muriel Parnum. Charles Mar kavitch, Clara El,rlo. Waiter Clerk" Donald McClcllaAd Celia Benson Kathrvn Bruucllo. Harmon Pattsr son. katheryn Snyder, Anna Mar Iavich. Verne Anderson, Gladys An derson. Mona French. Hubert Fhe Ian. Annie Pirro, Allison Alderman, Helen Jones, George Bumps. Clayton Ci,rard and William Harden
 south Side school t42)-Lucy FamisSano. Louis piGtovanna, Carl Driatico, Francls Carrier. Anna Ger r,ana. Rrnny Prrgoctl John Case Narscnll Nazar.an Christine "a ,lna, Anna Cizautkas Emma Fec lev, Asher Bailey, George Stter. Anna Wozensiu. Mercy Robertson, Frank Nestico. Monroe Throop, Lee Parnum, Frances Colvin. Joseph Nackioslv, Howard White, Daniel kondot. Michael Bisisuano. Roger Carncu. George coukis, stephen Palmisano, Walter Straun, Elizabeth Catena, Lucy Fcrugino, Mary Ci- yizzio, Anna Cook. Dante Toil1ndri, Rose Tositano, Winnifred simpson Arthur Avallonc, Helen Catena. Xavier Nestlco, Edward Wo1cnski, Michael Coletto, Walter Froclich, Anna rompeo. Helen Woccnski Park Street school G3) - John Paptistc, S,cffy Konich, Armand Rcchard, Esther DovotL Henry Harkey, Michael Avallone. Dante Carpenter. Crneyicve Canliano. Peter Fischer. Victor UrEiSni, Patsy Capocci, Conjctta Giannotte, Mar tories Svartz. Mary Baptist, Amor etta Finnemore.
 East Bristol school t6) - Lillian Root, Marguerite Cassidy. Edna Sen
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
GIVE WATCH TO MCEENNA FOR AIDING DISABLED MEN
state Commander Wins Appreciation For Efforts of Ex.Soldiers
 Who Need Relief.

James n McKenna ot this city, state commander Of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War and Jason officer, was present. cd with white gold watch yester- day in appreciation for his services in the prosecution ot claims for gov ernment compensation filed by dis ab,ed so'3,eys,
 Commander McKenna has sue ceeded iA unraveiling red tape' which !n many instances had de- layed awards of compensation 10 needy veterans.
 The presentation 10 Mr. McKenna was made yesterday in Hartford by committee of disabled ex-warriors living in ,he Capital City,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Inspectors Thanked for
 lutheran Church Work

Building Inspectors F. J. Hem nJssy and Arthur x. Rutherford Eava rtce.ycd from the First Luth. cran church a note of appreciation tnr their assistance and advice in connection with the recent damage 10 thc church s,'epIe. The inspect. ors supervised the removal of sev- eral tons of limestone. fixed the -ausa of the damage and suggested methods of carrying on the hazarl' ous work. which were adopted and resulted in no further damage to -Go atrGrtNrt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Thursday evening, An unlocked safe in the oftiee was ransacked. but nothing was taken.
 Carl DlPosa, IFS Washington street, reports that three cellars were entered by breaking the locks,
 John Connolly reported last night that someone stole his bicycle from his car which was parked at East and Dwight streets
 Al 9 ?. m- Beniamin Blogoslow- ski. % Orange street, reported thh; clock was stolen from the window Of his store. Sergeant Patrick J O'Mara Is Investigating.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
SAYS WIFE TOOK BOY

Claiming that his wife, from whom he Is separated, took his seven year old son from the Wash ington school yesterday afternoon, William Il. Wollman. 450 North BurriIt street, complained To Desk Sergeant Matthias Rival last night. The boy has been in the custody of his father.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
LEXINGTON LcnGE ELECTS

The following officers were elect cd Thursday night st 8 meeting of the Lexington lodge, l. O. O. F; Noble grand. Edwin Sandherg: vice grand, Albert Anderson: recording secretary, William sharmaum; treas. uror, ". W. Dullen
 These officers will be installed on Thursday evening. January II. Re. treatments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
BERLIN NEWS
tContinued from Page seven)

week, the meeting beins scheduled Tor S;ij o'clock ln the afternoon. At the close O. the meeting the mmbers will walk about the village singing Christmas carols. A Christ. mas Sunrise service will be held on Friday morning al 6.$0 o'clock.
 Items of Interest. Mr. and Mrs Harold x. Loomsr ot Kcnsington have returned from Beverly, Massachusetts where they spent several days win Mr Loomer'S parents
 Roy Tryon O. kersiHg,on is nov ing his family to New Britain, w.eru he recently purchased d new home,
 Mrs. G. N. Upaon ot WaMnC:ori has returned 10 her home lt.cr spenI!ng several weeks With Dr. Ralph A. Woo1!rg and Mrs Wood- Ing Of KcnsinEton,
 East Berlin Items
 The regular morning s4r}ice VII be held tomorrow at lo:4j o'clock at the East Berlin Nicholas. church. The Sunday school will meet at t2 o'clock, noon, and the Junior League will meet q, 8 r. III, The evening service will be held at 7:So o'clock. Rev. Mr, Burgreen will be in charge
 George Mitchell Of New Britain will ot.ic.ate at thc regular morning i prayer and sermon al St. G2brl-!'a $ 1 church tomorrow al 9 o'clock. Sun i day school will be held al It o'c.cck. The Misses Margaret Root and Miriam North. students at 'he Con- ncct.cut Agricultural college, at S,orrs, are spending The holidays at their homes in this place.
 Inc Christmas tree exercises ot i the Sunday school Of S, Galrlc, S church will he hc'5 in tno parish rooms on Monday evening at 7;GQ o'clock. All residents are invited to attend.
 Miss Bertha Ha2en O. the Iniver- i si,y O! Vermont, N.rlinr'o0, is spending the holidays at her home. ! Philip Msidrum. son Of Nr- anl Mrs. Ernest ", NhlirHm, h0s r. turned 70 his home rom SH.l"s2 school. He will spenl che holidays with his parents.
 Dr. AlolpA B1nson c: New Ha- ven will spend the weeI-cnl with lclativcs in town,
 Mr. and Mrs. r. Mis.toH ot E2*' Berlin announce t1e a0s2s5 mem Q; tn,ir daurh,oc Miss Nr.ll Nirioh fo Jack Fncc1, son Q, Mr. anl Ms 1 P>.er Tucca Of New Brltaln. TA| yelling will take p,aco in tha neal tu.ure.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Inspectors 10 Visit
 Dance Hall T0nlGht

Arrroval of Charleston dancing at tho Arcadia hall room on Glen stro,t Is expected 10 be given to- ;IGht when the building inspectors will visit it 10 determine what effect th~ naw dance has on the structure.
 The inspectors are convinced the hall is as near structurally perfect as any in the city, but complaint was made that there is danger dur ing the Charleston hopping and tn- sracuon during 2 dance was found advisable
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Hearing Next Tuesday
 On ". M. Hanna Estate

Claims of more than sSooo will be reviewed Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock by Attorneys Lawrence J. Colon and Mortimer II. Camp, committee to act in the estate of the late William W. Hanna.
 The committee will meet st the office Of Attorney Camp and persons presenting claims will be heard.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Rrn MEMS SOCIAL

Members gf Natal esett tribe, l., q. R. M.. will entertain their fani. lies and members of the lndianols council next Monday evening In Judd's hall program of enter. tainment and dancing will be the feature. A short business meeting will proceed the entertainment.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
ScCnud Advent

Sunday--lo q. m. sunday school T o'clock, morning s'ryice with ser ron by the pastor. "Tho Firth Of Christ" 7:l5 o'clock, evening serV- jro with sermon: The Unity of the Race"
 Wednes1oy-7.3o r, n, sym 7osium On Bible subjects.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
ChriStjnn Science

Sunday service at Il Q. n7o sub ,,ct; Is the Universe, Including Ian, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday schol al 9,45 a. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at s o'clock.
 The reading rooDn-Room 504, National hank building is open to tha public daily from 12 noon until 5 o'clock except Sundays and holi- days. and Saturday evenings from 6:l5 to S:45 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
MEArHER OUTLOOK

Washington, Dee. Ia uFl--Weathsr outlook for the week beginning Monday:
 North and Middle Atlantic ststes' Rain CT snow al beginning and nraln latter part, Colder Monday and rather cold most of the week
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Methodist Churches
Trinity

sunday-9;30 a. mo Everyman's Bible class, woman's Bih,e class and church school. l0;45 q. m, sermon by the pastor; "The Difference Christ Has Made" 7:l5 p. m, Christmas service The Story of the Other Wise Man" told by the pas tor. Miss Mary Magnell, harpist.
 Monday-2:3O p. m, Sunshine so' ciety.
 Tuesday-6:15 p. m, Philathea class. 7;l5 ?. m, Boy Scouts. 7;4i p. m, class meeting.
 Wednesday-7:30 p. no churct school Christmas program,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
!> C 7. --::ui News
(Con'iaued from Page 12)

Mss Ros)yn Colson. who has been spending some time with friends on Winthrop street. has returned 10 her home in West suHiold.
 Miss Lillian Hill. daughter of MT. 2ni Mrs, Frederick II, Hill, was home over the weekend from Sey- mour and entertained at a house party. Her guests We're a number Q. young people from Canton,
 Mr and Mrs. Ellis E. Clarke ot South Burritt street will motor to Boston Thursday, to be with their daughter. over the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Bristol and family were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Il. Hill ot Winthrop street
 Mir and Mrs. r. II. Lawton of Canton We're the guests Thursday Of lIr. and Mrs. r. H, Hill.
 Rober, Legat, son Of MT and Mrs. Robert Legat Of Lincoln street Is home from the Catholic univer- e.ty nt Washington for the Christ. mas holidays.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
St Marks Episcopal

Fourth Sunday in Advent. Holy communion at 7:2o Q. m. Church scnol at a:3o. Morning prayer and sermon at Il o'clock. Young Pco- plo's Fellowship at 6:15 ?. mo with address by Berkley Divinity stu dent. Intercessions 2nI Bible study in the chapel at 7:45 ?, IT.
 Nonday-Feast of St. Thomas. Holy communion at o,2o a m.
 Triday-Holy communion ot ', g and 10:SQ a. m.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

l0;i5 a, n, sermon by J. c. Ed. wagdes Of Brooklyn. x, T., subject; Consider. Who, What When How" p, mo lecture by J. (, Edwarles at Odd Fellows hall, subject The Highway 10 Life" All are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Stanley Memorial

Smday--1o q. M. yours 7'Nrle 5 ,erar;mcnt of the church school 0;45 q. m, ChMstm@s &or>7'e of rorship and sermon ny the pastor Rev. R. \. Gilman, subject: Tn" Universal Christ" Special Christ nas music by double quartet and he junior choir. I2 noon, junior' lrimary and beginners departments f the church school. : ?. m. pro ram of Christmas rocitanonS and hrrs bv the children ot inc primary md beginners departments.
 Tucsday-7:2o ?. m, ChriStmaS ntcrtainmcnt with tree and santa ,lous. The children will bring gifts Or the needy.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Eondcnominaticpnl
TrONlc s

Fooples
 SunioY-10:16 a. m, prayer meet ing. 1o:45 a. m, preaching by tho ,.-etor. snb.cc,. "The Christmas Armis,ico." F noon. Sunday school s--eion. S D. m. Young Peoples meeting. p. m, preaching by tho pastor. subject. Salvation from Sir"
 Tuos!ay-2:3o ?. m, Women's -sionary prayer hand.
 WelncsIay-i D. m, Christmas tree for weekday class. 7;45 D.; m,. church prayer meeting,
 Friday-7 p. m, Sunday sch0ol Christmas exercises
 Emmanuel Gospel
 Sunday-10;16 a. m, prayer sery- ica. lo:45 Q. m, preaching by Rev Martin Heringer D,D., subject: "Th" Christmas Lesson rom the Inn and th, Manager" 12'15 ?, m Bible school hour. 5:45 ?. m, Young Peoples service led by Edward Is Hch. 7 D. m, preaching by Mr Horinger; subject, 'Jesus. the Great Dajiverer from Sin"
 Wednesday-7;45 ?. m,. mid-week prayer service.
 Trllay--5 ?. m, Christmas exer. cises conducted by the children Of the Sunday school.
 International Bible Students Asn. 10:15 a. m. junior Bible class.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
CRIME WAVE ITEMS

According 10 report made al DO. lice headquarters yesterday after. poon, the office q Parker X O'Cor- nor, v Seymour streer, was entered
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
south

Sunday--o;3o q. m, 1tclian de- nrtmrnt ot tho church school; e2for high school anI young poo- lo's gr94cs in senior room. l9;3o IT.. worship Of the Italian miS- Ion a, Hunter roal lh:4i o'clock, horNinc worship. Il q, III, h@Sjn- ters department 19:Io ?. IT. rimary department; junior 1eTart- hcut. grades tour five ani slA; in ermcdia'e department, grades seven, ight and nine, in the senior room' :30 ?. m, Assyrian worship; church chool ot the Italian mission, Hun CT road. 7.l5 o'clock, evening sorship. 1:3o r, m. worship Of the talian misison at south church Tn h. Arch street room.
 Monday-7:3o r. m meeting of h. Girls auxiliary.
 Tu, siay-T.l5 ?. m, meeting O. Troop ., Boy Scouts.
 Welnesday-4 P. m, Christmas lee party of the beginners and urinary departments CT our church chool. 7;So ?. mo Christmas treo .arty of the junior department
 Thurs1ay-7:&o P IT., Christmas rec party Of the beginners and urinary departments of the Italian hurch school. 7.G0 r. m. Christ nas troc party of the junior aenart- nent of the Italian church school
 Triday-10:3n a. n1~ haf-honr Christmas service in tha Horlsh hapnl.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Full Gosnel Assom hlv

Sunday school at lQ q. n, Pente- costal meeting al II 8. m. ChA- dren's meting at 6,SO r, n. Evan ge.isuc meting al ?. ID.
 Wednesday and FFiday-FrayeS meetings at T;S0 ?. n.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Congregational Churches
First

sunday-10 a. m. Christmas serV- ee of Sunday church school II rclock, morning worship. (Organ relude at 10:55 a m.) Chndren's ermon by Rev. Warren N. BIodgett' Iermon by Rev, Theodore A. Greene
 ?. m, Christmas vcsper musicale
 D. m, Armenian service. Speak rs: S. Mukitarian and J. Simonian H Hartford seminary. Sololst; Miss sorothy Latham. p. m. Young 'eople's meeting. Leader; MT Godgett.
 Monday-7;30 r. m, Christmas pcial for Armenian congregation,
 Wednesday-4-5 p m, Chris,rl2s larty for the beginners and prim- IVY departments of the Sunday hurch school. 7-9 ?. m, Christmas ,arty for the junior, intermediate nd senior departments,