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New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
BISHOP DISCUSSES
 NEW PARISH HERE
CritiCiZeS Methods Of DiSSenterS
 in North End Dispute

Sponsors of q movement for a new Polish Catholic church in this city were criticized for the methods they employed in their campaign by lit. Key. John J. Milan. bishop of Hart ford diocese, after he had conferred the sacrament Of confirmation on q class of children al the Sacred Heart church yesterday afternoon.
 Discussion the new parish move ment, the bishop said:
 Your pastor some time requested mo 10 form a new parish in New Britain and it would seem that many here wish such q thing. I se" no objection to the formation of such a parish,
 "Thore is, however, proper method and an improper method of here have organized to form q new parish and have made mistake at tho very beginning. They bought land for a church site without the proper approval.
 The acquisition of property for church purposes belongs to the bishop of the diocese. who sees what is best not only for this or that group but for the whole organized diocese.
 But We can overlook the mistake [ if we know that those concerned are ] sincere and earnest in their inton- l lions The formation of parish 1 will he only accord ling tU the prOpcr ] canon law. but until new parish is organized and approved here, you are members of the Sacred Heart parish.
 T suggest a pledge from those engaged in this movement, pledg5 that they turn over to the diocesan corporation the land that they hav' purchased. By that pledge I vii know that they are sincere and truly wish q Catholic church.
 'Furthermore, I advise no con fributions to fund for ne" church until the pledge has beer made. This I 10 for the proteCtior of the contributors themselves anc I assure you that as soon IS the pledge is made l will let you know of if.
 T ask vou. 10 help your bishoI bear this burden, to avoid dis obedience and rebellion and to hav' confidence in him, knowing that h. has to answer to God for what hF does. Your bishop asks you fol peace. cooperation. order.'
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Trade School Course
 For House Decorators

Classes in painting and paper hanging will be opened at the state trade school. according 10 Herman s. Hall, director. The courses are sponsored by master painters and paper hangers and the latter are finding the students for the courses. W. B. Ocupin of the firm of Oc- cupin &; Johnson is receiving appli- cants as is the trade school office. The classes probably will he held in the evening.
 A class in sheet metal draughting also is being arranged, as a result of a demand for this service.
 Applications of those who wish to train as instructors in trade sub iccts will be received four nights this week at the school from 7:30 to 7.S0 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
FRENCH ACES OFF
 ACROSS ATLANTIC
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tor. All the tanks are equipped with a quick empyting device which also seals them and converts them into huoys for the plane in case of a forced alighting at sea. The cock N,it is watertight A collapsed bal loon bag is stored under part of the fuselage with a bottle of compressed air attached, to aid in floating the rane in an emergency. In addi- lion to thes precautions, the air men have a small rubber lifeboat,
 Won't Be Hungry.
 The provisions carried include champagne. coffee. distilled water, biscuits, sandwiches, bananas and sugar. Sun helmets were taken along for use in the torrid zone. The planes radio has q range of about 800 miles, and the call letters are "F R A M."
 The route of the first leg lay south 10 Bordeaux, across spain 10 Gibraltar, Tangicr and Rabat, Mo- rocco and thence, down the coast to St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
SIX AT HOSPITAL
Five of Victims of Auto Accident Resting Comfortably While Sixth Is Expected to Be Discharged.

Meriion, Oct 10 tPl--F'ive of six persons who were injured here yes terday afternoon in an automobile collision were reported at the Meri- den hospital today to be resting comfortably"
 None are considered seriously in iured. The sixth party IS expected to be discharged during the day,
 The six were injured when car operated by Louis Spack, 31, Of 232 Washington street, Chelsea, Mass, skidded on the wet pavement on Colony street. near Cape street and crashed into machine operated by George Patterson, 32. of 417 LOT raine street, Bradley Beach. N. J.
 In police court today a continu- anCe of one week was granted in ;he case of Louis Spack, driver of the car who was arrested on a technical charge of reckless driving after the accident.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Round Table Discussion
 Of City Board Chairmen

Chairmen Of ely bOards VIII meet tonight at the office of Mayor Weld to discuss subjects of mutual inter est. Recommendation made at to- nights meeting will be brought be- fore the several boards which hold monthly sessions tomorrow night. The police. fire, and public works boards are among those meeting to- morrow night. The city plan com mission will be in session tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
LOSER ID PAY BET
 NITRATE UNIFORM
Will Bat Cruller With Frankfurt
 Along Main Street

A tall, slim gentleman. dressed in 2 uniform similar to that Of the tsburgh Pirates, will roll care ,ulIv baked cruller with a frankfort bat from Mohican Market on Main street to city hall and back again tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The man will he James Montgomery, Mohican Market baker, who bet John Crane. fellow hakor that Fi- rates would beat New York Yankees in world series which was won Sat urdav when New York team scored is fourth successive victory,
 Today Crane Is at work making the most famous O. the many crul- lers he had baked in his career. Everything will be put into the nG if will get as it covers the side walk In it's tourney 10 and from City Hall.
 The agreement made between the two men just psrvious to the bet was that the winner would name inc costume the other was to wear. tt first Crane planned on making his victim appear in a bakers uni form and later he decided to have Montgomery dress in the outfit of the ancient pirate with a sash. around the waist, band around the head and nothing around the knees. The baseball uniform was thought more appropriate.
 Montgomery took his defeat gracefully and expressed willingness 10 20 through with his end of the bet. Since the time when the wager IS 10 be paid is about the time when office help, school children and out of-town people are on Main street, record crowd is expected to he present.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE.

Milwaukee. Wis, oct. 10 Pl-The body Of 14-year- old Marcella Hess Ter. dresser scarf knotted about her neck and fastened to q hook in the wall, was found in her room at he Wisconsin Industrial school for girls yesterday. She had been enter ed in the school Saturday as an "in- corrigible" and attended religious services thore today. An hour later her body was found dangling from the hook.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
st. Nary's Church.

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 Requiem masses for the week at St. Mary's church as announced yes tcrdav at the masses, are as follows: Tunsdav morning at o'clock. first for Mrs. Anna Pohn- dorm: "Wednesday morning at : o'clock. second anniversary for Flea nor F. Turns; Thursday morning at ' o'clock. months mind for Mrs. Mary Curtin and Friday morning al | o'clock. second anniversary for Johanna OIeary.
 The m,mhers of the Sodallty Of tho Children of Mary and the I'm maculate Conception Guild will re- ceiva Holy Communion in body next Sunday.
 st. Johns Church.
 October dcyotions will be held at the church of St. John the Evangel- jst every morning this week at the 7:45 o'clock mass. Devotions will also he held this evening at 7:3o o'clock tonight including the rosary, litany and hnnediCtlon.
 There will be a meeting tonight 11llowinc devotion of the St. John the Evangelist society to furth"E rlans for inc annual fair of the par lSh which will he held during Thanks@iving week.
 The Junior Achievement group oi fho church which includes the young boys and girls, will meet Fri day evening al 7;3o o'clock in thf church hail. Tho fathers and moth CTS Of the children are invited to af- ',nd the meeting so thar they m' become acquainted with the purpo and aims Of the organization.
 St. Jcocuh's Church.
 October dcvo'ionS will be held a' St Jce"uh's church this week will special dovorions of the rosary. lit- any and hen"dlction on Wednesday and Friday evonlues at 7:3o o'clock Rev John r. ponohuo and Rev John !. l<c1N" ar" continuing ft take tho ccnsus Of th" parish this week
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
WINE LEAGUE RAPS YATES

Nhicago, oct. TO P-The peopI" s beer and wine league of Illinois through it's president, Jeff Stabell today sent letters 10 republican com mittocm"n and others crl'icising Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago for endorsing Richard Yates and Mrs Medill Mccormick for re- publican conErcssmen-ai-larce.
 Mayor Thompson, the communt- cation said, during his campaigns rad posed as favorinr h"h' wines and beer but sine" his election had endorsed two candidates that the writer said were avowcd drys,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
No Rush to File Lists
 Of Personal Property

With Saturday the last day for filing statements of taxable personal properties. Chairman Thomas Lin der of the board of assessors reports no increase in the number of daily callers at his office and indications are that fewer will submit lists this year than did last year. A check up is to be attempted after the as sessors close, investigation being first made to determine whether persons who filed lists last year still own the properties reported at that time. Those who do and who have not filed statements will be taxed q 10 per cent penalty.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
FALLS OFF SCHOOL STEPS

John Compili, aged ddd7 years. of 3S Pinehurst street, suffered 9 painful laceration behind the left ear when he fell from the steps at St. Marys school on eBavcr street about noon today, yet he gamely walked as far as the site Of the former Scenic thcater on Main street, where ho collapsed, His 15 year olr sister. Margaret. was with him.
 Officer Peter Cabelus took the boy to New Britain General hospital and it Is expected that he will be able to go home shortly.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
RR,DEGROOM-T -TO-BE FITTED

Walter J. Doyle of % Washington street was tondered party by |" number Of friends at the hom" oj Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Ahern ot "' Franklin Squar" on Saturday eve ming. A turkey dinner was served. Cueers were present from New Brit ain. New Jersey, New York, Brock ion. Mass. and Portland, Conn. MT. Doyle was presented with com pl"tc breakfast set.
 MT Doyle will wed Miss Anna r. Ahern on Wednesday morning, October 19, at 2 o'clock at St .Toseph's church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
PLAN NEW MAGAZINE

New York, oct. 10 (CpD-An- nounComcnt will be made next week of the Gscontinuancc Of Success magazine and the acquisition of it's subscription list hy the Central Magazine Company
 This will be followed by th" ad- vent of new magazine, 10 be call d The New Age. Illustrated
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
HOLY CROsS SrNR IENNES.

Worcester. Mass. oct. lo H3'- Ed die Dohnrty. Holy Cross baseball captain and catching star has left the collcg" it became known today. If he had remained he would have hcen iuolir.hlo for inc baseball team because of scholastic dlllIruIti"s. Do hcrty has starred on the purple hin" for three seasons.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
ALTOS IN COLLISION

Automobiles driven by Harry C. Foborc of a2 Jubilee street and John r. Casey of 339 Park avenue, Hartford, Collided at Elm and Sey- mour streets about 7:50 last evening. causing slight damage. Officer William O'Day reported tha' Casey was driving south on Elm street and Foberg's car turned into Elm street to go south. forcing Cascy's car against the CurbStone.
 A car driven by Alexander D. Carlo of 94 Cleveland street collided with a car driven by William C. Willard of 103 Church street, Tor rington, about 7:45 last evening at Washington and Lafayette streets. Officer John Kennedy reported that Carlo was driving west on Lafayette street and Willard and driving south on Washington street. Carlos car struck the other car and Carlo agreed 10 pay for the damage.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
LEAVES STANLEY WORKS
Stuart W. Parsons, New President of Skinner Chuck Co, Presented With Gold Watch.

Stuart ". Parsons has severed his connections with the Stanley Works 10 take up his new position as pres ident of the Skinner Chuck Co. Mir. Parsons has been employed by the Stanley Works for many years and has been in charge of the model and experimental departments as well as being in charge Of patents and new goods.
 In recognition Of his long and faithful service he was presented with gold watch from the com pany. The presentation speech was made by President c. r. Bennett in the presence of a large gathering of associate workers with Mir. Parsons in the Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
COMET TERRORIZES pOPVLiCE

Rome, Oct. 10 TP)--Women and children were t"rrorized last night by what pedestrians in in" busy Piazza Vcnczia claimed was fall ing comet.
 The entire Piazza N"nezia section was Illuminated by the phenome- non.
 Astronomers said today there vas no unsual astronomical manifesto tion during the night. They bcIiev- cl that the body seen by pedestrians was simple falling star,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
REVOLUTION 18 YEARS OLD.

Shanghai, China, Oct. 10 Pl-The Ranking nationalist government to- day observed extensively the six tecnth anniversary Of the revolution which brought about the overthrow of the Manchu dynasty and the founding Of the Chinese republic. The foreign office in Shanghai was the scene of a brilliant reception which Chinese and foreign military and civil digritaries attended. Sim liar ohservances were held through out nationalist territory
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
FIREMEN CARRY OUT STOVE

Co, No of the fire department was called to the home of John Meehan. 1112 Stanley street, at 5:13 o'clock yesterday afternoon, where d stove was smokiig. The firemen carried the stove out of the house and no damage was caused. The house is owned by F.. W. Ripple.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
GIRL KILLED WHILE STUDYING

Providence. R. l.. Oct. 10 (UP)- While studying at her home here. Wniifred Whitehead, IT, a senior at st. Navier's academy, was killed ey the accidental discharge of a shot gun. Her brother, Edward. 21, was cleaning the gun when the accident occurred.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

The meetings will continue through Wednesday. About 300 members Of the association are present. The old est member is Dr. Albert Phillips of Derby who joined the Connecticut Homeopathic association in 1884.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
CONTRADICT NGtGtMf.NI

Mrs. s. A. l.. l.. Jennings Of " Hathaway street. Nolhorshrld, to- day contradict"d tn" report Of tl' engagement ot her son. 1awrenc" Elijah Jennings. and Eli2ahorh An darson Of 3l Brldon street, this city. Mrs. Jennings said that her son is only 1o years old and she has not given her consent to his becoming q party 10 inc bctrothal.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

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 The Eastern Malleahle Iron Co, through Edward \. Mag, has brought suit for SS5o damages against the Drachcnhcrg Manufac- turing Co. Deputy Sheriff Martin II, Uorwitz served the papers.
 Suit for $500 damages has been brought by the New Britain Beef '> Provision CO. through Monroe $, Gordon. against Klcmens kalkoV- ski. Constable John s, R"cor served the papers.
 K. GrccnberG. through Green berg X Levitt, has instituted action for s200 damages against LoulS Prey and Michael Delaney bepn'N Sheriff Horwitz performed s"wjce,
 Mrs. D. A. Perry, through Attor- nav Gordon. has brought suit for SD damages against Andrew na- hrowski. Constable Kccor served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
FOREMOST educators, editors
 as well as leading business insti-

FOREMOST educators, editors T. as well as leading business instl- tutions like General Electric Com- pany, now are widely urging break lasts that stand by" as an important aid to success.
 That's because it is now known that over 70To of the days impor- tant work, in offices, stores, etc, falls into the four morning hours-the hours from $50 to l2:30.
 Tn most American schools, includ- ing Princeton, Yale, most State Uni versailles and some 2,000 grade schools throughout the country, 807o of the important classes are held before luncheon.
 Thus, largely on expert advice, millions now start days with Quaker Oats food that stands by one through the morning.
 Excellently balanced in protein, carbohydrates, minerals and the im- portant Vitamine B, this delicious food is ideal for banishing listless mornings.
 Today get Quick Quaker that cooks in 2H to 5 minutes or regular Quaker Oats at grocer's.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Inspection of Hotels
 Bv Building Officials

Building Inspector Arthur x. Rutherford and Deputy Inspector Walter L. Carpenter will inspect all hotel buildings in the city this week paying particular attention 10 fir" escapes and fire fighting equipment. Every room in each hotel will be -inSpnCtel.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
STEEL REPORTS DECREASE

New York, Oct, 10 tP'-Cntilled orders of the United States Steel corporation at the close of Sptem, her amounted to SPAS ll3 tons, a decrease of 47.924 tons, compared with the month before.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
CONVENTION OPENS

Hartford, Oct. 10 L1N-The sixth Hom eopathic association opened here this morning with pr. William II. Muncy Of Providence presiding.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mir, and Mrs. Peter BarkoWskas oi rES Jubilee street have announced tle engagement of their dau%h'or Helen. to John Lemcris of lGS Ju- hilee street. The date of inc wed ding has not been set.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
INNEILS MO\LMI.\T

Venice, Oct. 10 CrP)-The pnk" of Aosta today unveiled war monument at Cava Zuccherina.
 Minister Of Communications Cos tanza Ctamo and Cardinal La Fon- tine attended the ceremony.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

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