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Evening star., 1926-02-26
Toy Specials

All-metal Motor Race
Games, checkers on re-
verse side .75c
Olympic Coaster Wag-
ons .$4.75
Large size Fairy Ball
bearing Disc coot-
er $3.50
Sherwood Chummy Road
Ster ............. .S5
Horsman Tynie Baby
Doll, wrapped in
Blanket ........$ .$1.25
Ullman Painting Out
mt ............ Soc
Horsrnan Mama Dolls,
16-inch size, beautiful
ly dressed .....$2.50
Cowboy Play Suits, 6
pieces ..........$ $50
Indian Play Suits-head-
gear, jacket and trou-
sers $3.50
Ives Mechanical Train
Outfits - locomotive,
coal tender, l car and
8 sections track 81
Ives Mechanical Train
Outfit Locomotive,
coal tender, 2 passenger
cars, 8 sections track,
l cross-over So
Aeroplane R a C i n G
Game .75c
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Wo1nen's Dresses

Special
Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Dresses, for
afternoon wear .S15.75
Crepe de Chine Dresses,
for sports and after
noon ..........$21.75
Two-piece Frocks - tail
ored models of crepe
roma .S19
Street and Afternoon
Frocks, of fiat crepe
and georgette .S39
Georget Afternoon
Dresses, trimmed with
taffeta or fringe.A9.5O
women's Dress Section
Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Girls and Juniors Hats
$2.95 &. $3.95 ~

Just two Of the lovely hats for girls
are sketched-but there are many be.
coming styles, each smart in its in
dividuality. Suede-so favored by
fashion for the young eirl-felt, straw
and combinations of fabrics-make
these chic little hats.
Girls Millinery Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Underwear
Specials

Handmade Gowns and
Chernise, of colored ba-
tiste, handmade and
daintily hand embroid-
cred SIPS
Muslin Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Athletic Combination
Suits, of striped dirnity
and striped and cross
barred nainsook .95c
Wonen's Richelieu Mer1
cerized Lisle Vests,
low neck and sleeve
less; built-up shoulder;
tailored finish camisole
top .58c
Knit Underwear Section
Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Wornen's Untrimned
Hats, $2.95, $3.95

For the woman who prefers to buy
hat and trim it herself, there is a
smart collection here from which to
choose, and pins, flowers and feather
fancies with which to trim them. Chic
straws and felts in new Spring pastels.
Flowers, Pins and Feather Fancies,
Soc and 81.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Costume Slips

Tub Silk and Pongee
Slips, deep self-lined
hem, bodice top, in
white and colors .S2.95
Crepe de Chine and
Radium Slips lace
tri m m e d or plain;
many shades ...S3.95
Radium S Slips heavy
radiurn some ernbroid-
cred 1895
Radium Slips-tailored or
lace trimmed .S5.45
Costume Section. Third floor.
Photo Frames, Csc
Swinging Photo Frames,
gold and brown; sizes SKI
to 8xl0 inches.
Photo Frame Section.
First door.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Blouse Specials

New Overblouses-crepe
de chine, satin, prints
and metallic novelty
cloth .S5.75
White ;Broadcloth Over
blouses ..... >. .S2.95
White and Colored Over
blouses s.........S1.95
Tailored Silk Blouses and
Overblouses w hite
and co1ors .S3.95
Blouse Section. Third floor.
Music Specials
Port able Phonograph-
with container for
records $3.50
Banjo Ukulele, calfskin
head with nickel
band $3.50
Mudc Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Girls furnishings

Girls Sateen Boomers.
in black, white and
brown .45c
Ideal Waists, of a fine
quality of cambria, 45c
Girls Blue Palmer Cloth
Skirts, pleated on white
waist .$1.45
Girls School Skirts, navy
blue serge and plaids,
$2.e5
Misses Silk Slips. .S2.e5
Misses Rayon Teddies.
in all colors -. 1926
Girls Furnishing Section.
Fourth floor.
Nazareth Waists, for
children from 2 to IS
years; each .35c
3 for 81
Cross : bar Combination
Suits, from 2 to IL
years; each .45c
Sealpa AK Combination
Suits
4 to IL years .75c
IA to 10 years -. CSC
Children's Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Baby Carriages

Whitney Pullman Baby
Carriage, in ecru, sill
yer, b u e, tan
and ivory. .$21.75
Whitney Reed Go-Cart,
with st el tubular
frame S8.75
Hammock, one of the best
couch hammocks made,
of heavy tufted rolled
edge mattress with up
holstered back. -. .S35
Baby Carriage Section.
Fourth floor
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Women's Smart Spring
Hats $4.25
For Sports Wear
For the MafrOn

This is your last opportunity
to secure smart Spring hats
at low Anniversary prices.
Every shape and style for the
matron, the young woman and
miss. Silk and peanit straw,
felts and silk and straw COM
binations-so smart for Spring.
Large and small head sizes.
Silk and Satin Hats, many trimmed
with straw, S4.75.
Felt, Bankok, Ribbon and Large Hair
Hats, Crocheted Viscas, $8.7S.
Silk, Hair and Straw Combinations,
exquisitely trimmed, $14.75.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26

Metal Bed, with imitation
cane panel, ivory and
brown twin and dou-
BILE sizes. .S1O.25
New Graceline Simmons
Bed and S Sprin G, in
ivory and brown; twin
or double sizes, STATS
Felt Mattress, covered in
art ticking; d o u b | e,
$19.75; twin. .S16.75
Feather Pillow to
match 1915
Box Spring to match;
twin size, $24.50; dou-
BILE size. $3.50
Bed Section. Seventh floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Corset Specials

W&L Girdles-pretty figured
broche, with elastic side sec
tions S2S5
Natures Rival Girdle Bras
sieres-handsome broche and
elastic reinforced front SASS
Natures Rival Corset Bras
sieres-of fancy striped bat
iotC 900
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26

Last Day Anniversary Sale Values
are lust as attractive as at the very
beginning of the sale due to our ex-
tensive early preparations.
Evening star., 1926-02-26

Dresses-of gineham, chambray,
satinette and prints 1926
Girls Tub-Silk Dresses - one
and two-piece styles $3.50
Girls Tub Dresses-of pure
Irish linen, tub alpaca, Eng
lish broadcloth and satin
ette .S4.95
Girls and Junior Misses Section.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Jane Wand1 Gloves
Our Own Importation
$3.25 81

Jane WandI English Doeskin
GIoves-shoWn exclusively by
Woodward & lothrop just
arrived and Saturday will be
sold at Anniversary prices.
g. BUTTON pull-on Gloves,
cream and white. "a
5-buttom puil-on Gloves, elias
tic at the wrist, white and
cream .............. .S3.25
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Girls and Juniors Wear

Junior Misses Spring Coats-of
poiret sheen ........S24.50
Junior Misses Sport Goats -
tweeds and flannel $3.50
Junior Misses Dresses-of fat
crepe, jersey and wool
crepe e........".........9lo
Evening star., 1926-02-26

Sweater Specials
Golf Coats and Slip.ons-many
clever styles and colors $2.95
Smart New Sweaters ..S5.75
Golf Goats and Slip-ons in
lightweight wool. .S3.95
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-26

Tomorrow is the last day of this
great once-a-year value-giving
event, and we urge you to shop
early and carefully so that you will
not miss any Of the offerings.
Evening star., 1926-02-26
Bedding Specials

Baby Carrlage Section,
Fourth floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Y FlVNRlTF WORD
 IN CHILD PRIMER
YoangSter Of Five Uses This
 More Than Others
---- --- -

Chic,go. r,h. t@ tP A study Of ,nr vocabulary oc ;hv child of five, in an attempt 70 work out basic work list for primers, shows thc word "I' is hy far thr most tre- ,Wcut word used. il is shown hy d survey ot fho National kiudcr-art"n aui Elementary collrEe ot Chicago.
 \ record of the conversations i'll uirty hlulHrgartcns in the United S;at.s and Canada, during a period of four weeks. and tahulajioM Of the results, show the word "l' was uS"I l.N44 times while "tL," which comes second. WAS ussd only Git times, in n" list Of the l.oo2 most commonly used WorIs.
 "M," and "ny' orrW among The first twenty of inc most frequently uSrd words. whiIr ":,Hch,r" comes ,irhtM perhaps p,cuus" 'hr t"st> y.rr" taken at sohool "Mothcr" is .he tWenty-fourth word Oh th" list in relative frequency, Wuii" "tath,r' is way down at "ishtirrh. "Papa' srnms 10 rc entirely on>oicte
 Tine child'S "Wl-at' ranks thir, j.,ro.h in frequency hut "plcasr' and ",hanN lou" were conspicuous ly ahs n. Tbr ,rt,ot of environment oa vor.Na:'ary v.S s;riNusly shown ''.o list froiN t'r crowded oit, S.1ooiS shaving many words rrlar ina 70 02luur. with considcrahl sluuE. Fn.}r tho mining distrir schools showed terms that were uu known in middle wrst farm kinder Ear'lNs.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP
 IS FOR MODIFICATION
N Key. MCS>mCr, Oldest RlShop in |. &. l'a,or> Light Wines
 and Beers

Milwaukee. Wis. T,t. f& jP.-The Milwaukee ScNtiNel has ruhi,shod d ropyrishtol story quoting Arch bishop Messm,r oT Inc MllWauhce lCuthonc diocese. IS fayorlnE modi- 1ca,ion Of ;ho Nols,ead ao, 10 por. unit the sale of hEh: wiros and herr, | ,Vf barring the sa}oon.'
 1 Archbishop Messmcr, th" oldest 'athoiir tishor in ,he Ini.ed S'a;es. Icharart"rizad tNr Nolstoad ac: as "an 7ttemp, :o ram morality dowr .thr rhroa's ot tho American poo plo," hc vas quoted as expressing his belief t':1f with 'to return of .ish' alcoholic drinks Americans would disconunuo ,hn Us of hard liquor.
 Present cordi;iors uud"r prohihi-
 ion enforcement were attacked by tho crurchman who iniorsod tho statcmcnt on prohibj'ion this week by Cardinal Otoun"l Of Ros'on.
 lIr declared tho law is "au unuHc- essarv violation Of tho hlorty of 'he .indiyiluaV anu deprecated th" in. .cro1so of drunkenness among Noung persons since tNe act went into cf
 tert
 "THn law ot rrohihinoN was also
 ,H'oly unno2 ssary to remedy th' , rrN of drunkenness at the iimo i woS 0assod,' sail the archhisGo1 - If 'ho United States had spent on . @a,t in enforcing tho existing law
 tor ~" repression of drunkcnn"s l .hat tt now spends 10 enforce th 1 Nols'nad act there would be n , chan@a and no call for th" 'l''
 aNNnluvn.. Tt" iaNs wcrH sufti
 Ha', hat 'hoy were not enforced.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

will be held al tho Easc Berlin Methodist church tomorrow. The morning service will be held at 1o:45 o'clock, Rev, Mir. Burgrocn officiating. sunday school will be at l2 o'clock noon and the Junior league will be in session at o'clock. The evening service will he held at 1:50 o'clock.
 Regular morning prayer and ST. mon will hH held it Si. Gabri"rs Episcopal church tomorrow at 2 o'clock, followed by sunday school at 10 o'clock. George Mitchell of New Britain will he in charge. 1 The whist and social schedule | | for Monday evening at thu Sacred Heart church has been postponed l indefinitely because ot tho illness of
 Mrs. John Frank, hostess for ths affair.
 Miss Margaret Porter of NcW
 Britain is visiting Miss Virginia | Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
PRISONER SAVES TWO
 LIVES IN ICE BREAK
Portsmouth Navy Yard Command ant and Marine Gunner Owe
 Lives to Convict.

Portsmouth. x. It, Feb. IS jP)- An unnaTrd federal prisoner ycs~ tertay S4vod Captain Hugo Ostrr- laus, executive officer of the ror.s mouth navy yard. and Marine Gun ror John A. McNu,tv from drown- irg in the navy yard pend oN Seary's Island.
 Tn" captain arI gunr,r wer" watching d gang of prisoners en- ting ir" oil the pond whom they fell through ice newly formed over a channel that previously had be- Il cut, The prisoner jumped into the ice water and iraGgri both 70 safc- ". None suffered ill effects fro,N the pyungr. Th" nam" of the con yict was not made public.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Comes to Funeral,
 Kills Wife and Self

G0'llOo'IS, ONlo. Tlh- I3 ~ :. While tNr hody of q relative was h"-
 rS lowered into ;he cra}o IF q r,u- 'trry here yesterday, Nelson Bono enter. %i. shot and killed his Nifr aul then shot hiwsrN. d,1nS a ,,lort time later m 'aN hosp'ta1 Eonr,nrtcr had come a.rr 70 a't.ul iulo funeral Of Mrs. N'U'ou Walker, jaul attempt a r,ruutl@a.tu' Wi'h 1 his wiro. They hal h,tG ,s.ra"S,, ] | for sou.c time.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
W atson Sperry, s, Once
 V. '. Editor. Passes Away

Uartford, Feb. 1% tEH --- Watson r. Sp"rry. retired Journalist. died here today after q long illness. lIr was S% years ol1, NTr. Sr"rry wos manaSjng editor of th" New York
 Evening post from 1S15 10 1881. proprietor Of 'h" Wilmington, Del. Ncws from lSl2 70 11oo and from 190i to 19iS h. was on the stan Of ,he Hart:ori Courau', and dur ing tho last eight years of the lat ter period h. was a stock holder
 and editorial writer, MT Sprry was United states minister @ Per- Sia from 1882 10 1893. llN was i graduated from Yale in tSt1. Ntr, Sprrry was born in Saquoit, On"ida county New York, June 2j,
 1542.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
TINY GLAND
 MAKES MEN Get Up Nights

To you knox t..a. great per eutAgs st 8" r,,n Of mature year, RGr troubled with ltiuary lrr.tatlnNs aat disorders of .
 Nir}c gland -th' Hrostott: When this
 tiny Nu, very vital r'r&i NeSns 10 slow
 np' many dislgr>>i"E att"rcu's may arise,
 surH as 0ervo@srcss. yyst,rssueSs frequent
 aIcN' r!siHes, srArty, ra.nfG1 Srar;ing,
 difficult Jrtuat3oH-- and Syset!Wes lack of 'ou,rol I'ur rnW 0. Inst, there Is
 'rasrwor'H, ,r,a':oru. tog these annoying symptoms ;NRt accog1rs ;a siIUrd state wrnls las brought su,r, ra}e. 10 many thousands Tho treatment ls r'ts slnt snd rrrtr,tty harmless and so seemingly TO- i mDr.aN,e ia netiou that tNr a short time D Neral "prrat nt merit" trial she Is l @c."E onercl abso'u,esy Tree Co convince 1 ir>plr of Is RWHsirg CGs,Leucy. ARSO- ! u TEIN TREE. Jus, srrA your name, i address aad lnr. a ht'N iay postSec and l rrrE.rg and 'v rr'urr waE you will g. trN 'ne,al 'tla' 'aeEAFe At at once, Ss 1 the u@er Mr! 'r mad, to~ d short timc iar.v Wrtr .NdaH .N The frlmo O..
 Rattle Creek. Nich,, Dept. i9S-n.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
No En,eCt This Winter

The settling Of the coal strike vii, not alter tho present conditions in Bristol. Anthracite coal in Bristol has been scarce cont moiity during the entire winter and many have had 10 resort to the use Of soft coal CT the burn ing of oil.
 As stated in the papers the min CTS will not recommence work un- til after q period of about h days and it will he almost the first ot April before any shipments are re- i e"ived in Bristol
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
King Alfonso Plans
 Visit to |. $. in 1927

Naris, FtN, l& OP--IIIng Alfonso of spain expects to visit tho United States late next year. according Co
 d despatch from Madrid. which says that preparations for the royal tour, to include also visits 70 south Amer- ica and Cuba. already aIc under way. The government IS well as inc palace authorities arc engaged in working out inc details,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
COAL STOCKS IN DEMAND

New York, Feb. lS PA-Wan Street celebrated the return of reuce in the anthracite industry by violently bidding up shares of coal mining and distributing companies anl conl carrying railroads. Initial gains ot four 10 nearly five points were recorded by L4high Valley. Delaware X Hudson. Lchigh Coal i Certificates and |. s. Distributing.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
HAWAIIAN AT NEM YORK

Now York, Feb. IS Rl-The steamship Levjalhan arrived today from Boston. where she has been undergoing her semi-annual over haulins iH the navy drydock there, The Irvi2,hau proceeded 10 her pier a, Hoho,lcn. x. J.. 10 receive a new goat Of paint, She will resume pas scnger service March 70.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
BERLIN DEPENDING
 ON TWO F|DDLERS
Interest Running High in Pro, posed Contest Among Oranges
 DATE IS NOT YET SET
Mems Lyccum Mock Trial Wandcrs Around in the Snow-kcnsington
 Noung Man Leaves for California
 News of tue Towns Churches.

:. ,rln bases its hopes nf winning H.. Grange oli time fildltrs' con- t,st. especially, Eugene Hart of E.uslugton and John roh"y Of 2 .cl.lev. These men a-r the only ;ro who hay" stepped forward so J.r. although it is expected that s"r- ,.r.! others l@ill sign ID for Coupc- ttion before the plans arc wholly "n;uplttel
 Arthur II. Brslrcll who is S,n- pydl chairln@A ot the altair, rom Bn:liH's standpoint, las sent rom- ..~lnivn;ions to other (trGr grs in thls viGtui.y arp"iSiuS them Of the plana Tor d contest Of that sort and ln vitirg them to appoint q committee 'or tl, further consideration Of the 'rcspccts for snth an affair. New Britain took to the idea at once and it Is expected that several ldilers i'll hc entered from that city. The Gr&ug. there is highly enthusiastic rr~arting th" contest.
 It is expected that NeWlnston Grange will appoint a committ"n at fts meeting next week a7l other Gr, ugns invi',d to tahN part in the ront.st v'iIl prcbobly appoint colA- mit,.s in 'h,, nHar future. When rou:aitttts have been appointed by r@rh organization, q meeting will he ,GNy! and definite plans will hr vofcd out.
 Mir. Bu. hnDI stat"l today that h6 1e un?hla to give any information al N.a present time regarding dates liz ,>Yrvsscl confidence that scvcra toNrs wnl talk" part in this novc ,Nrt,.t,
 The prosptrts Ut a contest i ';riE,rr respousiV" chord in th, ntarts ot all Berlin residents. I'll, toNnencopie are interested ill th pIans ana t is expected that compc 'ition h>tWctn the several Grange .Y4 their entrants will he keen. An, from Earl'n is asked 10 communi ,ato Ni,h Arthur H. Bushnel ,'uAonB flu.
 IyCrum Mock Trial
 Inv Mems I.yceum mock tria nhirh was scheduled for last Mon jay night. had 10 be postpone "u ;ycoNut of the snow and ii is nc Erown inst when il will br held. ls t&p,ctrd. hoU"vrr, that th" afia' vili hc h,ll as soon as traffic cor IIions arc nor" favorable.
 Policr ~cchinc Boys
 1t is reported that tho author 'jes are seeking several boys Nh hrruHins into the house on Wortl inrton RiGgo. recently vacated l Garner (. Goodwin and famil created general nuisance ( Thursday afternoon, They escape without being apprrhended.
 Entcrtains At Rridcr
 Mrs. Lester F. Dcming Of Berl entertained three tables of bridl 2, her home Thursday cvenin Luncheon was served in the cour of the evening and an enjoyab time was had by those present.
 Date 10 Bc Set The late for the postponed met ing of inc Mems Bible class Of Be lin WiV be SCI at inc Sunday Se T. sion Of inc class tomorrow noo The ms rtine, which was schcdul for last "Wednesday, had 10 be pos
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
TRAnr HAIA>rE WITH |.

Washington, l',h. 12 ID -- The balance of lnrrrua'joua, trad, swung osaiust tho Irifrl S'u'os during January r" co"a,ry's lm- ports totaUtl $4iin.uu" and is exports only S,@@".r.".i.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
NCbTIC T.

Duo to unavoidable cirrnn's'. Nr'% We will diSrontinu" III local &' lj1- cries from this date. F,D, 1. 1926. Eastwood X l'orau.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Bristol
West Hartford
Referee. Waters,

In the preliminary game tha West Hartford second team de- tca,ed tho Bristol second team, l+
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

Women have mucn success iG Eng!arl as masters, of. fox hunting packs,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends an, ncighhors for tho kindness and sym rGthy shown Us duunc our rocen bereavement in rhe death of our be loved mother. Mrs, Ann DoNaNUc also for the boauutuI floral offer ,inEs received, (SlgNtN MRS. JOSEpH CuNNOES.
 MRS. JOSEPHINE DERG, MRS. THOMAS RONCE Mss JULIA nONAHlE. MARRY pONAHUE
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Baptist tluVh

IlH following program Will Oc earned out tomorrow at th, phin. vlIle bapust church Rev A. p. Ken 1riCk p.p, win be 'Nr preacher, morning and evenings NorNiUs s.rN- lr" al l0.li o'clock, sunday school following morning scr>ic", Evening service N' : o'clock.
 7:+t ?, m. Thursday prayer mce:- LNL.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

Riley, J. J, Flannigan, James Me Cabe and Thomas Flynn.
 Two one-act plays Will also be presented, one ot which Is the farce "A Quiet Family" which was pre- seutea at the Guild hall last fall be. fore capacity crowd. The other act bears tho title "Tho Bathroom Doer" which promises 10 be one ot tAe taaH'rns ot ih" crlainment.
 Roy Bitten hy Dog
 Mebar2 in~8sse, 'ho young son Of My, anl Mrs. Victor lagasso or tl Pond s.raet was hit,en yestcr- day alterHocn by @ h'ri dog owned hy George Weeks of 30 Ward street. The doy hes been placed un- l,r observation and vfl be held : Tor two or three ta"s 10 sec II rabies Gcvc'op, The dog warden. Thomas Ryan, and 'ha veterinarian, pr, I. F. Vail, do ro: think the dog was ma1,
 Quarantine tn hC Continued , In connection with tho dog quarantine. log Warden Thomas Nyaa advised this morning ,ha' same Will Nc continued for some Htu. tme ;o come, X few casos lave hogn reported in nciehhorine owns and {. IS thought adNsabl. ;o keep thn restriction on unil .hcr" .s 10 further doubt.
 High school IINc Wins
 Thr Bristol H,Gh school basket ball tcam easily d.fca'ed the West !Iar;tor' High quintet a; 'he local h!sh school gymnasium last eve mnS by score of % 10 \,
 The visitors were outclassed 1T every department and at the eng ot :he first nalf the score stood .;o a in favor CT thn Bristol out f., Tho lineup and score were n' follows.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

WlAuug street, room tenement nurirN house, all improvements. ur#r r,utcr The John Cooke Co.,. Neri Mock. pNoNe SGG.a.--alNt.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

second floor ol the punham Block on Monday,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Catholic Church
Game still Indefinite

TGo scheduled Basketball gam" be- tween '1c r'Iju>il'H and ColinsyiIlc 'N' teams in the county ieagUe was stil, up iu tho air today, The mat fer Of transportation vas ,hH chief in tGa way of the gam, aS the local boys wero uot sure whether . L. ..-... l.. ,.-.----- --..-- ', .,,. : u
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Forty an,l Eight Banquet

\ county To~-y ani Eight met ing anl haEouat will hp held n 'he Gar1r h5t1n 1Iar'forl. this eye ming. I'll, rational thil Woltorn chairman ".ill speak. \ number of plainviUr members ar" banning "a :t.rnl.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
BrawtC-llaNlCy

Announcement has been made ot 'h" marriage ot John Brawrc of Bristol Wel Miss EIth HaW,cy, daughter ot Mr, aul Mrs. George H1w.ey ol For's'N}v avenue. Tho ceremony was performed Thursday morn,ue at the Church of Our Lady o| Mercy by tha pastor. N"v, John r.. Fay. Miss Anna MasNriam Was iwFiI ot lonor and Antonio Mas .-...-L nn,nl mS h.st mln
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
NytllUdist Church
Advent Christian Church

ta;41 a. Ill., muru.ng worship. The pastor Sl,l Ej'' a report of tN" mid- winter prophetic convention which yonvyMrd in Bos,on this week.
 lc:o5 T. m.. Suiday school hour,
 G;o" r. Ill.,. lpy@l Workers scr'ic", rusIirs |. Mouh,rau will speak on should Lo}&l Workers ri'ty" ,:on r. R.. evening worship, Scr mon hy thr r~s'og,
 7;&a p III" i'riduy, mli-"'ch pr;.Vtr lErrtiu".
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

Tho Junior department Of church sohooI w,l hold a social Fulay, ! "a 5'&U D. m, Nt inc parish hous",
 Tho lw,!ola'i class will holI a Nal- ,N'lNy lurty Friday, 10 IU'&o IT, Iu,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
' atrntinc Party

Mrs. Irving r. Tyler entertained few tri'nls at q NNirntiu" tea at her lom" on Park street yca'vrdoy at'er- noon. Thr dining room was hcuu- IIfuly decorM'l in true Valentine style, oven the menu being cleyorly carried ou, iu these symbols Srv- "raI gu ssing contests werH hoI, th" prizes. which consisted uf Valentines, wore won by Mrs. Richard S"i"gren, Mrs. Walter N. Bradley and Mrs. (. \. EUunrn
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
sacred Heart Church

Mass will bn celebrated at :" o'clock tomorrow morning ;t Nhc Shcrri Heart church in Ea.t E"r- lin. Rev. John C. Brennan will ha in charge Hnl sunday school will
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Berlin Congregational
krnsinctnn Nongrcgn,imal

The Young Mems class will meet at ,r o'clock tomorrow morning al .-h., KcnsiugGon CungraSauonal
 church. Tue morning service will l,o held it lo:45 o'clock. Rev. i Vernon l.. Phillips will deliver th"
 sermon for the day, his subject ,I,ning: What Believe About
 Jesus" Tho Sunday school classes will meet at I::to ?. m. and th" Christian Endcavor society will meet a' 6 c'CIork.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
RCht h ah MtNting

Martha Nrh,kah loIs" will hold its rcgn}ur m,rfina Monday night, Supper will hc served from G;$o tn 7:&o o'clock. After the meeting th,rr ~ill bn an entertainment.