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Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
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CSAVGG,
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thrift is intelligent spend
iEg-banking a portion OF
your income, until it gets
TO be a sum big enough to
do something worth-the-
while.
There are Sunny Days
ahead for the man, or wo-
nan. who Will do this, reg
ularl.y and consistently.
Meantime, there is the zest
Of watching the growing
bank account and letting
the Southern Trust and
Commerce Bank add rays
OF sunshine at 4 per cent
compound interest.
G.. a. DAVIDSON,
President.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Volcano Sleeps
After Outburst
by United Press Leased Wire

REDDlNG, Cal, Feb. 24.--,.iouu.
lassen today was liz heavy slumber.
ictupcrating from It's wearisomc
ten hour activity Of yesterday.
Steam which belched spasmodicallv
from it, crater had entirely disap-
Ieared and the peak stood out white
capped and unobscured against
C,tar SKY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
THE. WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity Fair
and moderately warm tonight and
Thursday.
Southern California Fair ANA
moderately warm tonight ana
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
PatrOlman Shot,
Fatally Wounded
by United Press Leased Wire

DOS ANGELES. Feb. II Ms.
taken for a liiacker, Patrolman
C1rl l.. Drake, &c. was shot and IA
tally wounded carly today by y.
W. Mcclure, who Is hG!d on suspic-
ion Of murder.
Drake and companion called %.
McGuirc $ home Ito promote a
drink, = police said. McGuire, SUI
sIecting the pair, fired through the
@ront door when the callers threat
trrd to break into the housec.
The officer was shot in the chest
and died several hours later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

L.assen 8 activity yesterday was
the most pronounced in the last
eleven years. Wh.!' no ashes wcr"
omitted. the attcntion Of all north
er1 California vas attracted by the
plainly visible steam clouds drifting
, mile Or more above the crater.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Ladies Visit Woodbury. 3 School
of Reducing and Rebuilding. 7:30
to 900 p. III. Barbara Worth Gym
nasiuln. adv
,G1uii,om4s Luals clear .your
49,. and loan yen money, yOn pay
AZ hg he month. Fred r. Cross,
'n Main ~ Phone 1921 Ell Cen
uo. adv
When You Get Tired of living
with your old furniture let it help
pay for new furnishings at the I. V.
Hardware. adv
Eu.tsrcd -oucorl at Valley
'rhrater aud ruion Stage Depot, 5.
10 and % cents bag. Always
fresh. adv
pcv yiee Il Il Iciarics,--},iua3,,"
!. f"ar. W,.o r";.2 IN ,urr,I in IN auto.
roh' -. .i.icnt nr@r N">ic3ii SUI
,tt.e. eel ~ he Ri C"t.tu hnsp;tai
IT,. night. TIE v"nth was u wears
old and h", u brother living in Mex
icai. Othcr members Of the family
ltye in Alc&iro GitV. The body W.,
removed 20 Lemons funeral iAar!pr>
where i is held awaiting infornl;t
ton from icIatiycs.
I.o.sl Barbara Wor.h Cafe Good
fansl. 'p3trh -nrvir-. Reasonable
,ri..-e r.,bl. Il 'bnte aud a la Cart
service. tue fri
Roofing. S. J.. Hartzel Phone
251W. adv
Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
II !.o,e luncheon 75r. A lso specia,
luncheon. Table D 'Hote dinner 81.
larlara Worth Cafe. wed Sat
Trims Heavily Loaded-Southern
Pacific and San Diego & Arizona
t,.a MS. arriving here from the east,
continue to carry extra ears to ac-
cDm,nudatc the larg" number O.
assenG"rs coming to California. A.
tie trains stop here several minutes
many passengers avail themselves
Of the opportunity to get out and
= stretch their legs. y CONVERSE
tion with any Of them is certain t"
hing ou; complimentary remarks
q. Imperial Valley ; climate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
PAGE THREE
STAR PITCHER sUCCuMgs

GETTYSBURG. Ia, Feb. ~
Eddie Plank one time star pitcher Of
the Philadelphia Athletics, died here
today from paralysis with which h.
vas stricken Monday. The veteran
moundsman had not recovered con
sciousness since last night. His
father and mother were with him "a
we'll as his wife and Eddie Jr., 10.
Tddic Plank was 81 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

\ herd of grade Holstcin cows
sold at Hughson, Stauislaus county,
last week, for an average price of
$9l.40. The top cow sold for $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
NEWS BRIEFS
from City and County,

Fryecs and Fat Hens. Any mum
ter. Dressed or undressed Phone
!'G';. lGs2 Woodward adv
Held for Investigation-Rudolfo
\. Martinez, arrested at Westm"r-
laad yesterday, was brought to the
roantN jail this r,oYning by Under
SH.Hl:; nHct"ood and Dcpatv Shcr-
!tf McN Iceland. and is held for in
vest CATION. tiariiGcz has know.
lrtSr OF several petty crimes in the
Ntrtaitr of Nts,morland, nffirial,
stated they believed
Furniture at Low Prices. iu,rs
ts.te n"iore buving. Clayton 4
Stevens. lis No. 5th. adv
Er. a. B. Hanson, Dentist. t.N
traction specialist. Davis hlu.
tAth.hgs by atpointnent. Phone
SsW ,,n
Anderson Given Jail Term
GeorGe anderson, colored, charged
with cmbezZlencnt at Brawlev, was
received ut the county jail today
10 serve term of 90 DAYS imposed
by Judge Griffin. Anderson was
convicted of taking small sum of
ineaeN from his employer.
Dorothy Mix Bracke2bury, dane.
my instructor. You would ENJOY a
six lesson course. Residence Phone
762W. adv
DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. O. Room
20. Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Associated Chambers to Meet-The
regular meeting of the Associated
Chambers OF Commerce will be held
at HoltEillc Friday night. An in.
teresting program is being arranged
for the occasion by President Cor,
don Schneider. and famous "Holt.
Vile dinner will be served preccd.
ing the business session of tn organ.
iIntinm
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Special Price on candies. Closing
out. At Paul s, next to Valley
ihcater. adv
Baby Girl Arrives-A bclat"d re.
port received at the Press office
, announces the u2in Of Il baby Girl
: TO Air. ard Mrs. T. y. F,hmkc last
week. The f.hmkcs reside rive mil
rs west Of FL Centre. Tn" baby hae
b"'n named Laura Pauline. Both
"hp and tier mother are doing nice
Iv.
AK f'or Prices an Vale: Lumber
Go. Oak Flooring. Laid and finish
ed. adv
Wool" Blesy, :sri,"oi nf lanciug
- Orange Ave. Phone lllW. au>
Furniture Bargains. Clayton
r"'.n: rs No. 5th. adv
Special Meeting Tonight-A spc.
ciai mid-Weck meeting will be hcid
ii the FRS: Baptist church tonight
at $50 o clock, to prepare for the
eNangclistic services to be held at
that church, be2inning March I. MIR.
end Mrs. Coulson Shepherd, the
rVangclists who are to conduct the
series, will 90 to Ca!cxico Sunday
10 conduct r"Vivals there before
coming to this city.
Dr. E. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
IS and ~, Davis Bldg Phone 260.
adv
'o5 south Fifth st. Phone IA. adv
Loan Official Here--Arriviny from
Los Angeles this morning, r. +.
Saunders is here to spend several
days IN the valley. Saunders is the
first Vice president Of the Farm and
Home Loan association, and Agri
cultural Credit corporation. Saund-
ers was i'll the city this morning, and
viii also spend some time at Holt.
Vile, where new headquarters of
the valley Farm and Home Loan
association were opened yesterday
at the Iioltville bank.
Hazel N. Baker, Teacher of Pi-
ano. Cos He'll Ave. Phone o20W. ad
Try Loynd's SteaKs. Loynd's
Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

You Cant Beat Valley Lumber
60. Oak Flooring. Ask for prices,
lail over your old floor. ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Making Many improvements

Making Many mprovements-In
lime with his policy of continually
adding to the beauty and efficiency
Of the Hotel Barbara Worth, Will
X. Conway, owner, is having artist
ie new lighting fixtures installed in
the dining room. a new dishwash
ing machine is being added to the
kitchen equipment,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Smiths Are Released-Earl Smith.
II white boy, aud Harold Smith, his
eoIored companion. who were ar
rested at INLAND Monday, on suspi-
eion of being implicated in rob
berr III that town, were released
from the juvenile department at the
jail yesterday. with instructions to
leave Imperial county at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Whom Il dog belongs to anyone else
il hasn I much sense.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Try Loynd's SteaKs. Loynd 4
Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Ladies Visit Woodbury. Is School
of Reducing and Rebuilding. 7:30
to 900 p. III. barbara Worth Gym
nasium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Barbara Worth Barber Shop, J. d.
Brown, proprietor. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Dr.. Amy L. Lyons, Osteopath,
so5 South Fifth st. Phone 744. adv

Hazel N. Baker, Teacher of Pi-
ano. Cos He'll Ave. Phone o20W. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

a.iIuniCn mis- LUaiAs. clear yOur
~ aud lra" yen money, yon psy
az hy he month. Fred r. Cross,
'm Main ~ Phone 1891 Ell Cen
uo. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

When You Get Tired of living
with your old furniture let it help
pay for new furnishings at the T. V.
Hardware. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
y l.o,e luncheon Use. Also specia,
luncheon. Table D 'Hote dinner 81.
4.rl,ara Worth Cafe. wed Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

En.tercd -opcovl at Valley
Thraftr aud Uuion Stage Depot, 5.
10 and % cents bag. Always
fresh. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. O. Room
2G. Davis Bldg. Strictly Os'eopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Roofing. S. J.. Hartzel. Phone
25lW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Furniture at Low Prices, iu,rs
ts"te '"i"re buvsng. Clayton 4
si.vcns. lis No. 5th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24

Frye-s and Fat Hens. Any mum
hcr. Dressed or undressed. Phone
9Gt. lGs2 Woodward adv
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

I- sulphur IJl' parauou, made into d pleasant cold cream. gives such a quick relief even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found 10 take its place.
 Because Of its destroying properties, 1t quickly subdues the itching cools the irritation and heals the eczema right ur, leaving d clear. smooth skin in place of ugly erup- tions, rash, pimplcs or roughnesS. You do not have 10 wait for i'm i proVNm"nt. IL quickly shows. CIst ' a jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur at ] any drug store.
 Let a trial of Mcntho.S Sulphur show what his means 10 you. Send the coupon for il. Clip il now.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

do not plan to attend the meeting are asked 10 send the boxes to Mrs. k. A. Wooding, Mrs. Colby or to the parsonage. The mid-wcek service is scheduled for Thursday evening al 7;45 o'clock. The subject for Bible study will be Romans x. The Nell mann fund offering will be taken at that time. The Mothers Jewels will meet on Friday afternoon at 3:i5 o'clock at the parsonage. All chil- dron ten years of age or younger are invited 10 attend this meeting.
 Kcn.incton CongrcSational
 The Young Mems class w'n meet tomorrow morning at 1o o'clock al the Ktnsington Consrc gationnl church. The morning service will be held at 1O:45 o'clock and the sermon will be delivered by Nov Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor The Sunday school department meeting will bc held at t2:1o ?, m. A meet ing Of tho Christian Endcavor so. ci"ty will be held at G:15 o'clock and the regular evening servicc will be held at o'clock.
 East Berlin Items
 The regular schcdGle Of services will hn in effect tomorrow at tht East Berlin Methodist church. The morning service will be held at 10:4; o'clock. with sermon by the pastor Rev. Mr. Bnrgreen. At l9 o'clock noon, the Sunday school departmen will meet and at ?. m., tho Juniol , league will he in session. The regn lar evening service will be held 6 ! 1;30 o'clock.
 | Regular morning prayer and ser mon will b. held at St. Gabriel church tomorrow morning at o'clock. Tho Sunday school vii most al 1o o'clock.
 The ladies of the Sacred Hear I, church will hold a whist and socin in the church rarlors on Monda i oNcnlnE at c CLOCK. ne noSlcS
 for the affair will be Mrs. GeorE 1 Dalbcy and all are invited to b | present.
 Mrs. Palotti Of Hartford is ih
 guest of relatives on Wilcox avenue
 A whist was held last night b the men of st. Gahricls church. i
 tho church recreation room. Thor
 was large attendance, people bcin present, not only from East Rerlil
 but from several surrounding towr
 and villages. Mrs Edward Kahn
 won tho first prize for women an
 the mems first prize was awardc
 to George Dalboy. The consolatio
 prizes went to Miss Virginia SugcT hime and Victor Heldcn Anotht
 whist of this type will be held no'
 Friday evening at the same fin
 and place. The hosts will hc Arth1
 Bowers and Carl Iund.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

Mrs. Maria F. WcthereI. widow of Olin WetherclI died yesterday afternoon at the home of her dauEh- fer, Mrs. Bardwcll F. Gladwin of g. Maple street. She was 1S wars Of age Born in Avon, Mrs, W"th'rcil had lived in PlainyiIle for more
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
RILIE BIliCH DEAD.

Ntw York. Jan. q P.--Eelc Rrach, internationally known horse woman and often referred to as one O. the greatest women riders in 'h" world. Is dead at her home al Great Neck. l.. l.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
WASHINGTON PUPILS ID HAVE LIBRARY Authorities Planning Reference
 Room for Children SUpT. IS SEEKING BOOKS
CoIored Church In East Berlin Do- Ing Very Niccly-'Timc of Marion Pagan Wedding Is Changcd-NeWs in the ChurchcS-Othcr Items.

A library and reference room for inc benefit of pupils of the institn- ton is being planned at the Ken sington Grammar school and Miss Mary F. C;riswold, superintendent Of schools, has made request for donations Of literature proper to be placed in such q room. There has never been an extensive library at rhe school and there has been need for one for some time HS step will greatly simplify the s"cnr- ing of reference material.
 The room is located or tht sec ono floor of the school and was tor' I 'marly used by the classes in typ@' writing, These classes now meet lh newly finished room in the base mnut of the school, which was for mcrly used for recreation purposes Now floors have been laid, the hall las been partitioned off and the room will tc used jointly by Latin classes. typewriting classes and his N ,cry classes. The room is larS" \ enough to accommodate "6 or Al z children and it will serve to relieve tn some extent the congestion.
 Years ago, according to the SN- rorirtcndcnt of schools, the odc, T, qid.nt of the town had T cuSi nj donating annually to the schools hooks of reference, which were dis tributed throughout the district. rms custom, of late, has not hccn fol- lowed. but residents now have ononcn 10 serve good cause hI rying to the schools historica works, cyclopedias and other pub rratons which would be of use 1T .,Iucational institutions.
 Magazines on current hsttoT% an' olher subjects which are alWaH' ,rasr are especially wanted an' those having books on technica} sub ;,cts which thev would lik" t' ,resAnt 10 the schools. win perform
 service if they will do SO. An' r. sijents of the town, Who h&N' hooks which they would care 10 StN' ,o the school department for 'n' r,w library in Kensington, are re oucstcd to communicate with Ms Mary l., Griswold, superintendent of schools. Berlin.
 Wedding Monday Morning
 The wedding of Miss Agnes Win fired Pagan Of Kensington an HeIson F. Marion of New l'ritair which is scheduled for Monda morning at St. Pauls church I this place. will be held al o'clocl instead of at Q o'clock, as was pre- yjously announced. The reason fo the change In time is the fact tha ,hcre han been death in M Naricn's family Miss Pagan is in laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomp Fagan and Is one Of the town mominent young women. The ccrt monv will he performed by Re John c. Brennan, pastor Of \ Pauls.
 Communion Sunday Tomorrow
 Tomorrow will be communio Sunday at St. Paul's church for tl
 toly Name and Rosary societie =|z rbose organizations will attend il
 o'clock mass in lndy. TT
 Aair will be present al this SIT
 co,
 Dogs leg Is Broken
 Shipper" a fox hound own'
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
USE SULPHUR IF
 SKIN BREAKS OUT

Inst { h . moment you "ppiy ,i Q IT. 'ho : Sulphur 10 an itching burning or broken ut s kin, the itching stops and healing nt gins, says a ' OtCd Z k i n specialist.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
CARD OE THiNNS

w. wish to express our sincere thanks 10 the kind n'ighbors and friends who assisted in any way al the tim" of tEe sickness and death of our beloved aunt, Foz"Ima C.. Kirlcy Signed.
 NOAH $. DIANE, anI Family.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

two dags were found 10 have ,he disease, will be the means of elimin- ating q large number of dogs who run around the streets without own CTS and unCarcd for except for thc rn sNlnl rarn of Stra nrnrN
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

Tho first photographic portrAi' was made in New York in 1899 with a camera made from a cigar DoX.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

Pipe smoking in China is sivi,IF way to the cigaret.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
if SCARLET FEVER CASES

The department of health reports fl eases of scarlet fever and three cases Of di?hth"ria.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
High School Burelarilcd

Some tim" during the night on Thursday the Bristol high school building was burglarizo1 and sums Of money aggreEating about sIoo were taken from places in tho building. A boa of book money con- taining $G9,45 was stolen from the office of Superintendent of Schools l Karl A. Reichc and money was taken from Principal Cottle's office, the office of the manual training de- i nartmcnt and from the gymnasium.
 II is believed that someone ta- milar with the building did the Jol1 and the police are investigating. Nc one connected with the high schoo' knew about all of the places whei' tho money was kept by the depart u> rr1tS
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
.PYTHIANS INSTALL
 BEFORE ABOUT 200
Large Attendance at Joint Cere-
 monies Last Evening
WIN FIRST LEAGUE GAME
Y. M. C. \. Boys Take First County Circuit Contest Mrs. Maria Wcthcrcll Dies - Pastors EX- change Pulpits-Church Notices.

change Pulpits-Church Notices.
 Nearly 200 members O, tho
 Knights of Pythlas and Pythian
 Sisters were present last evening at 1 the joint installation held by
 Pythian Lodge No. 47 and Pythian
 Temple No. 20. The lodge meeting
 was called cary SO that the cero-
 monies could h" started promptlr
 at s o'clock. Thrse were opened
 with q selection by the Methodist
 church orrh-str7, which was fol.
 lowed by the singing of the "Star
 Spanglcd Manner" ny the entire as semhly
 Il Past Grand Chief Clara Whit.
 taIicr Of Stamford then took tho
 chair and. with her associate off
 ccrs, installed the new officers of
 Pyth'an temple in most impress
 sive manner. This was followed by the installation of the Knights by ?. D. G. c. Arthur Hayes of New Britain and his staff. who went through their charge in q most croditable manner.
 After inc coremouics inc or chcstra played another selection which was followed by remarks from the many visitors cnmins | from Hartford, New Fritnin. Mid 1lctown, Stamford New Haven 1 Seymour and Bristol.
 II vas one Of the largest PythiaI gatherings ever held in Plainyills The list Of officers installed wa
 given recently In tho Herald. Re
 treatments were served by ta - committee.
 : Advent Christian Church !, 1Ai5 &. m, morning worship . ,Children's sermon followed by th 9 morning discourse.
 s lo:ni D. m., Sunday school hour. { GOO ?. m, Loyal Workers s"ry , icc The leader will be Mildred Me Nita of New Britain. f zoo ?. nl.. evening worship. Tn | pastor will speak on "PlainNillc' ! Dry Bones"
 7'$o ?. m, Friday. mid-wco r prayer service,
 ? Baptist Church
 10:45 q. m.. Rev. F.. F.. Cat"
 secretary Of the Connecticut Bapti' T convention. will hc the preacher # Sunday school following mornil II service.
 !, : p, m. praise service, fin wl;r a the orchr. t"a will have a part :, Thursday. 7:'3 r. n,., rray, . meeting
 . Win Tirsi f"a"n" Game .@ The F'ainvnr Y, N. r. A. haSho
 hall team started 'hp county lag, ,- in proper fashion last night on Il :, home floor by trouncIne tho co '' lirsNilIe entry, - 10 $. The loca
 hcd the margin all the way. srO
 ing il points 10 their opponents es in tho first half and duplicating th le in the second. The guarding lc Bnrgen and Miller was especial I5 brilliant. the two hack court mt r, breaking up all the passes Of q k, visitors and holding tn" CollinsNil nt team 10 two field goals; Miller k"' pr his thrre men scoreirss. Borgt H. went out on fouls in the last qua al ter, but it was because of his rlo
 guarding and not because of "dirt, r. play. Captain Loyal Smith starr ,'s on the offensc.
 9 Last y>ar PlainviIlo drf'ato1 Cc i'll insvillc twice, 34-12 and 30-i0,
 that it still holds about the san r. margin of superiority. The ne' ., teamc will b" Thursday night, Wh' s,. the South church reserves of N ss ' ''''''' f''''
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
parcut-TCachcrS Meeting.

N tNc January ncoting of m, Federal Hill Parent-TeaCher assori. ation in the Federal Hill Auditorium: on Monday evening, January IS, th. entertainment of the evening will lr provided under the supervision {" the teachers Of the school and vii consist Of historical pageant pro ducel by the pupils of the sevent and eighth grades.
 The speaker of the evening is i' be Rev John Kingsley Btrgc, who's. subject will be "Thc Modern Idea o Nationalism."
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Sncrcd Hcart Church

Rev. John C, Brennan will cele- hrato mass at the Sacred Heart church, East Errlin, tomorrow morning at o'clock. Sunday school will be held al tho usual hour, fol-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Church Progressing Nicely
St. paul'S Church

Masses will be celebrated at x and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St, raul's church. knnsington. Sunday school will he held at the usual hour. X visiting clergyman will oc- ,,,,.,. IL. h.tl,ait
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Torrington Wins
Dog Quarantine Ordered

As the result of the vote passed by tho city council at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night, State Commissioner of Domestic Animals Whittlcsey has ordered n quarantine on all dogs in this city to 20 into effect on next Thursday
 The quarantine required that all dogs he kept confined or on leash
 The quarantine, which was or dcred as a precautionary measure against rabies due to the fact that
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
To Observe .Snni, crSary

The Bristol lodge of Elks will oh-
 serve its goth anniversary on Thurs day evening Jan. 2s. A banquet and social time will b" held and a com, mittec has been appointed 10 mal," Arrangements for inc evrnt. Thomas X. Tracy. inc first exalted ruler ar the Bristol lodge Of Elks, is chairman hF iI,a committee
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
" C. T. r. to Give Prizes

Prizes to the students in the Bris- tol evening schools who do the best work in various lines this year. will he awarded by the Women's Chris ton Temperance Union. Perm!ssioN for the awarding of the prizes l'.S been granted hy the Board Of Edu- cation.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Catholic Church
(. r.. Meeting

Tho Christian End"avor society will meet at o'clock tomorrow af- trrnoon at the Congregational church. The topic will be "Gr"at Hymns of thc Church." and Eliza h,th Benjamin will lead,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
PIainyillc Y. NJ. C. <.
CollinsyilIc Y. NJ. (. :
Mrs. Mrthcrrll Dies

Ecforee. Jack Tobin.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Advent Christian Church
Baptist Church

10;45 a. m.. Rev. F. F.. Gates, secretary Of the Connecticut Baptist convention, will hc the preacher Sunday school following morni>" sarvicr. p. m, praise service. fin wl;rh thn orchp. tra will have q part, Thursday. T:'" r. ni" rlal,r meeting
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Congregational Church Forum

The second Of the season's forums will be held at the Congregations church tomorrow evening. John Herman Randall will be th" speaker his subject being "The Culture ot rersonality-Tho Need Of the Age.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
"Zcst" Magazine Recalled.

The Board Of Education has re- scindo1 q previous vote permitting the distribution of a small magazin" called 'Zcst" through the schools to the school children of the city. The magazine was published for the pur- pose of interesting school children
 in school savings and was distributed without cost by the Bristol Savings l Rank
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

Dogs leg Is Broken "Srirper." a fox hound owned
New Britain herald., 1926-01-09
Home Eros Hospital

The Mode Shop January Gear anr" S4ln, @o per ceut discount s,nrtiuS Jan. l1.---aivt.