New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

poneI on account ot the SnOWStOrln. | Rabbi Gcrshon Hadas O. New Brit | ain will b. the speaker anl ], is understood that he stands ready to como to Berlin at any time set by officers of the class. He will speak on the absorbing subject. The Church and the Synagogue" Sails For California John Negri, son of Mr. anI Mrs. Dennis Ncgri Of Kcnsington, sailed yesterday from New York city for Los Angeles, California. hy way Of 1 ;hn Panama Canal. Mir NcGri, who is well known in Kcnsington will rGmain on the Pacific coast for sew i Hral morths. His father has been ! for years one Of the towns most ! prominent Italian citizens. having been proprietor Of general store for many years. His son was Grai- uatcl from tho New Britain high school, class Of 1924. and had taken up the carpcnttring trade.
 Win Leave Florida
 Max Sugenhime ot Eas- N.riN, station agent at the Berlin irpof, r'ill leave St. Petersburg, Ilorid0,
 tomorrow or Monday, arriving in
 town noNt week, according 10 word lttccivvl today. Nr. Sugcnhimc has
 tncn spending month ill south
 trn clmcS and carls received from
 lim hy .ricEiS here stat" that ho has hc-n thoroughly enjoying him
 self,
 St. paul'S Church
 Masa will bc celebrated a & and
 Io o'clock tomorrow morning at st. pauls church. knnsiretom. SNn-
 Say school will follow the 1o o'cloci,
 service
 sacred Heart Church Mass will bn celebrated at , o'clock tomorrow morning ;t th, sacrcl Heart church in Ea:t Scr , lin. Rev. John C. Brennan will h' , in charge 1nI Sunlay school vii . follow.
 l Berlin Congregational q The boys class will meet tomor r TOW morning at T. o'rlock at th' Q Berlin Congregational church, A
 I0:4i o'clock the regular SuNia, n morning service will bo held anC [ Rev. Samu"l A. FiskH, pastor, vii r Iclivcr a sermon On thc foi)oWin; {. sUiyccl: "How tu Qbs'rvo tho Len : tt- Sv.sou." Sunday school wi, n meet a, noon. aa will the men V RilG@ c,ass. The Young r,op]o' e society will met ar o'clock ii c the uv,niHg anI ;hc subject fo' dis
 cuss.on will he, Stang, Cheap Tal' c and Sw"a1ing." JohN neming vii t to in charge of ;hH meeting. <. KcuSineton Congregational Il The Young Mems class will me- al .?t .r o'clock tomorrow morning 8
 .th. Kcnsiugton ConCr2Sauont is church. Tue morning service wi le ho held it lo:45 o'clock. Re Yc Vernon l.. Phillips will deliver th le sermon for the day, his snhir' t. Icing: "What Believe Abo, cs Jesus" Tho Sunday school class " will meet at IG:11 ?, m. and q st Christian Endcavor society VI i- meet a' o'clock.
 IL Kcnsineton Methodist
 HcginuinS tomorrow morning ar
 continuing for one week, a serbs special services will he held at q 4" Kcnsington Methodist church Il, Rev. II. II. Conklin Of the Southe' gu New England conference, 1T J Jt series will start tomorrow at l1; ', q. m.. weather permitting Ea' |" evening during the week at :; !" io'cloch services will he held.
 though the Sunday evening ser
 ices arc scheduled for 7;&" o'clot ri- Tnrrn will be no service on Sat, TO- Jay night, Miss Elsa Neshit N h. render vocal selections.
 by Fast Berlin Items ly' The last whist of the season. h. On last evening by the ladies of ed Gahriel's church, was one of
 largest of tho year. The parish h
 was filled. The grand prize, offer lin 10 the person making the high IGe qcore for the entire season. V nS. awarded 10 Archer Walsh. rs' proved 10 Dc q handsome elect ble toaster and the recipient was or
 loved at his good fortune. The r
 uiar prizes were awarded as foIlo' ct Ladies' first. Mrs. George Cole, ] cr- second, Miss Jennie Cote; thi es Mrs Chapman: m"u's frs. Ron on. 1.oVcs1ue: snconI Water Pay led third, r.. Vernon Grel.
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