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New Britain herald., 1927-07-07

81 ACRE FARM on good road near
railroad station and factory House of
rooms, all improvements; barns,
stock and tools. Price very reasonable
See Carlson & Carlson. 1913 Main ST.
Tel 1917
New Britain herald., 1927-07-07

FOR SALE-1-2-3-MOD HOMES
room bungalow. room cottage, 6
room colonial with sunporch. All lots
are &c feet front, 1855 to 100 deep. All
on macadam streets. Phone II. l..
CHRISTOPHER ls74-4
New Britain herald., 1927-07-07
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

ATTENTION. Learn to dance In cool
surroundings where the temperature Is
80 degrees lower. Special for this
month. lessons, IS. steinhaus Dane
Ing Academy. Tel. 1881. Open eve-
nings.
ENJOY YOUR VACATION BY DANCING
at Emerson Studio. $50 w. Main st.
Reduced summer rates. Social and
stage dancing Phone 6l3 or 1865.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-07

II ACRE FARM for sale In East Ber-
liz, with or without stock and tools
and crops Tel 6s3-14. New Britain
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
South ConorcoationaI

sunday, a:30 q. m.. Italian-Amori- can department of the church school; ?:3o a. m, senior and young peoples grades and over: 10:3n a. m.. worship at the Italian mission, Hunter road: 1o:45 a. m., morning worship. sermon by Rev. Dr. George w. (. Hill: II a. m, beginners de- partmcnt: 1c:1o D. n.. main di- vision of the church school; 2:S0 D. m.. church school Of the Hunter 2:30 D. m, Assyrian worship, ser mon by Rev l.. F.. Adams: ?. m.. Italian worship at south church, preacher. Dr.. Paladino: 7:45 P. m., evening worship, motion picture. "Sirge". Monday, 1 p. m, Girl Re service of the Hunter road branch of the Italian mission: 7:15 D. m.. Troop 2. E. s. A.: 7:3o D. n., Young Peoples society of Christian En- deavor. Tuesday. ?. m., meeting of the Assyrian mothers; : ?. m.. rehearsal Of the orchestra. Wed nosday. o:S0 ?. m.. united week day the girls chorus; s:3" p. m,. an nual Boys Night o' the South church Brotherhood Thursday. 3:3o D m. united week day church school; G:l5 ?. m.. supper and meet
 ing Of teachers and officers of the
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
J'rOplc's

Morning prayer service at ih:f5 o'clock: morning worship at 1h:43 o'clock. theme: Servant. Son. Saint Gods Endless Chain Of Salvation" Sunday school at 1915 p. m. Young Peoples missionary meeting. Eve ming service at : o'clock. theme: Second Choices" Monday, 7:45 ?. m. official board meeting. Tuesday 130 ?. m, "Fishers of Men" sub feet: How 10 Appropriate the Fin ished Work of Christ" At ?. m. Bible class. subject: "Screnfold Proof Of the Divine Authority of paul's Gospel" Wednesday, PAS ?. m, children's meeting. Thursday. 2:45 ?. m; T:45 ?. m, prayer, praise and testimony meeting. Friday, 7:30 ?. m. choir rehearsal. Satur- day. p. m. Junior Mission Work OTIS. Thursday. May ,. 1:45 D. m. meeting for the adoption Of pro- posed constitution.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
50,O00 in Chicago's
 Summer School Army

Chicago. April o@ LP>-An army of @0,vuu students will invade Chicago this summer in pursuit Of education, q survey indicates.
 Chicago, educators say. is the summer school capital Of the country. and many midwestern college professor or school teacher earns q degree by pursuing college work here in summer sessions and teaching during the winter.
 Most Of the students are men, and q majority Of them are married. Six universities. e5h music schools. 1o nurses schools eight colleges Of law. 14 medical schools and almost 10o technical institutions find their student bodies increased rather than cut down during May. June and July.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
REV.L. B0JNOWSKI
 IS GREAT LEADER
Institutions Pounded Here Bring Fame to Polish Parish Priest

X father 10 his people in many ;, usas. other than tho ecclesiastical one. Rev. IEcyan BojnowsI.i, pastor of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus, Pol .Eh Catholic church, is really the bead of community within a com maufy Despite the present aEl'a- lion Tor a separation fin tho parish, i ~t5ii remains tho leader of more fb4u lGaan Polish people in his lerlsh-
 As though bearing witness 10 the er that oae can only see tHe great l,.ss Of the mountain from a dis lance. many people in New Britain do not realize 'Ee greatness Of this m#n. whose achievements have di- r,rtrd attention to h.s activities. throughout rhe entire Catholic world
 Editorials in his own newspaper Lave been reprinted in the capital cities or Poland, Russia, and many other countries and have attracted attention, and it is said oven con- mcn', among some of the rulers ot inc world. His editorials on local subjects are q power for good among his people, and many an offender against public and parish laws have ;el- the sting or his pen.
 Father Baynowski was born in January 1S6S. in Poland. in the set rlament Of Sinerghitons. in County Sakolski, State Of Grodziensha, parish Of DIbroWski. His early cdncstion was received in Poland,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

the Polish language is road. Its profits are Golo'ol entirely to the maintenance of the orphanagr
 The editor of tho paper for a long time was oDa Of the assistant priests CT the parish, and typesettinE ma chinrry is operated by nuns. Many of tho editorials are written by the parish priest himself
 \ new school to take care Of seventh and eighth grades is being erected at the present tima on the corner Of Gold and Orange streets. at a cost Of S25oon4
 Father EoinoWsEi also was one Of inc original lucorporators of the Peoples Savings bank Polish bank, il this city and is its honorary president.
 To date tb" parish includes the church. inc convent the day nursery. the present school and a uew on" being erected, an orpnauge, q home Tor the aged an immierants home, 2 newspaper. a bank and as a last resting place for those who chose to h" laid to rest here, tine parish cemetery also adlons the Hurrit street property.
 As a recognition of his work in this city Father noiuowsli on Janu- ry @i, 1926 was notified that he had been elected one oC 52 in the world 10 he awarded honorary drgrno by tha poatiGcai Academy lIborjua st Rom"
 Others o'fha -2 included A'arconi. Madam CUrri. and r.irT'Wshi
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
LORD ALLENBY IS
 S|XTY.SIX TODAY
Is Famed as the Liberator of
 Jerusalem .

London. April g. UP).-Field- Marshal Sir Edmund Allanby. who nearly ten years ago led the victori- ous British troops through the gates of Jerusalem. celebrated his 6Gth birthday today. Field Marshal Earl Haig. who at the time Jerusa- lem was taken hy Lord All,nhy was comman1er-in-ch Of the British EXpeditionar in France and Elan ders. will be the same a-e on the ninth Of next month.
 Lord Allonby by series Of ai- yances early in December 19l1 iso- lated Jerusalem. The city fell 10 his army on December 2 and he formal ly entered the gates on December Ii. Nothing short of the war. com- ing 70 an end would have ovorshad- owed ANenby's victory, in British eyes.
 For his services he was created Niscount Of MiEiddo and f'cliXstowe and practically every country on the side of tn, Allies awarded him it's highest military dlSflnction. His decorations include the American Distinguished Service Medal. the Croix de Guerra of Belgium and France. the Order Of Michael 'he Brave Of Eoumania, the Grand Cor don of Rising Sun of Japan, and many others.
 Following the campaign in Pai- os.ine, Allcnby was made Comnan- der-in-Chief of the British FXpedi- tionary Forces in Egypt and in 1912. at the end of his term Of service in that capacity, he was made High Commissioner of Egypt, which post he held until 1925.
 His home Is now at Deal Castle. on the East Coast. to which he waS appointed Captain" in 1925.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

her own defense after Roberta had to.d her story, denied ever having abus -d the child. She was support od i'll her statements by her hus- band.
 Although Mrs. Pratt told the court she is "'fond" Of Roberta and Mr. Pratt expressed his love for her and his willingness 10 take her back into his home, the child's future status will not be decided until Monday when she will be arraisnca in chill dren's court on a charge Of being q neglected child"
 Roberta is still under the jursdic- ion Of the Des Moinos juvenile court which placed her with the Pratts on probation.
 Judge Lester l.. Thompson Of Dcs Moincs through whom the rratts obtained custody Of the child and who testified as q character witness for Mrs. Pratt, declined to discuss the probable disposition Of the child's casc by the Des Moines court
 Justice Salmonk, in delivering the courts decision, said there is no doubt that tn" child has been burn cd, but her version of the burns is improbable. II seems to the ma Iorlfy of the court that her story is impoasibic'
 Roberta repeated her charges rom the witness stand in a self poss, sscd manner She said as punishment for disobcdi"nce Mrs. Pratt once whipped her with q hand mirror aui q clothes hook and on another occasion pushed a heated electric curling iron inside her stockiug. burning her left leg. 1'n- der cross examination sh" admitted she sometimes told stories.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
First Congregational

Sunday, 10 a. m., church school; II a. m, Kindergarten: II a. m., morning worship, sermon by Rev George Stewart. Ph.D.. r. R. C. S.; lc:l5 ?. m. Mems Bible class leader. nr. Stewart; ?. n1.. Armenian serv- ice, preacher. Dr. Hadidian: 6:5o ?. m, Young Peoples meeting. Tues day, , D. n1., Bible class for Armen- ian women: s:3o ?. m.. Boys Night for First Church Mems association. speaker: Rev. Arthur Howe. We'd nesday, H;%o ?. m., fifth and sixth grades week day church school: 4:15 ?. m. junior choir rehearsal. Thursday, 2 ?. m., seventh grade week day church school; 4:15 D. rn., Girl Scout meeting; 1:45 D. m., union preparatory service. south church chapel. speaker: Rev. George w. C. Hill, DID. Friday, 7:30 ?. In., Boy Scout meeting.
 Rev. Theodore A. Greene will preach tomorrow at th" Central Con sregational church in Providence, F. l. Dr. Stewart, who will supply in his place. will speak on "The Con- dition Of the Protestant Church in Europe Today" at the noon meeting Of the Mems Bible class.
 Miss Laura Weibe Of the Y. W. c. A. will give an illustrated talk on "Women at Work Through the Ages" at the Young Peoples society meeting tomorrow evening. Mrs. Gertrude Gibney will be chaplain.
 Rev. Arthur Howe. chaplain O, Taft school. will speak and Great Michael will give an exhibition Of magic at the Boys Night meeting Of the First Church Mems associa : ton Tuesday evening.
 Tn" April number Of the "Eecord and Bulletin will be issued tomor- row
 Sessions O. the week day church school will be resumed next week.
 The 4lst annual meeting Of the Wonan's Congregational Home Mis- sionary Union Of Connecticut will hn held Wednesday morning and afternoon at the Immanuel church in Hartford. Speakers will be Rev Alan N. Fairbank. Rev. Grace I Edwards. Rev. Edwin 4. kylloncn Miss Lillian Tshabalala. and Rev William &. Beard Luncheon will Dc served at noon.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
,Clhur1 $fuite$]

church school; 736 T. m. Young Peoples meeting at the Hunter road mission: 7:3o D. m, prayer meeting of the .Assyrian mission; 1:i5 p. m.. union preparatory service in the rnapel of the First church. Doctor Hill will speak; s ?. m.. meeting of religious education board of he south church. Friday. I ?. m.. Troop l, Junior Girl Scouts; : ?. m.. Troop !. Senior Girl scouts; 7:3o ?. m. sociable Of the Assyrian mission,
 Mir. Fay will give an illustrated talk on his western trip. Saturday ? D. m, choir rehearsal Of the Hunter road branch of the Italian mission.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

grade. Thursday. 1:3o D. rn.. prayer meeting. Friday. 4 ?. m.. sewing school: ,:30 ?, nl., choir rehearsal. Saturday, 1:$0 ?. m, Friendship club hike.
 In the absence Of Rev. W. II. AL derson. pastor Of Trinity Methodist church. Rev. Joseph F. Hunter Of Yale Divinity school in New Haven will occupy the pulpit both morn- ing and evening. Nr. Hunter comes 70 New Britain through his acdnain- tauce with Rev. J. Emerson Ford, former pastor of the church.
 On Saturday afternoon the Friend ship club will meet at the church at l:Gp o'clock to 20 on a hike.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
International Bible Students, Assn,

Sunday, 1o:15 a. m.. Junior Bible class; ll:l5 a. m., sermon by Charles Richer Of Switzerland: ?. m., Ger man lecture at odd Fellows hall by Charles Eicher, subject: ''Civiliza- ton Doomed"; ?. m.. service meeting at the home Of Charles Henry; s ?. m. Bible study. Mon- day. S ?. m., Bible study, subject:
 The Divine Plan Of the Ages" Wednesday,, ?. m, prayer, praise and testimony. Friday. s ?. m, Bi- lla study. text book-"DeliveranCe
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Trinity Methodist

Sunday. 9:15 q. m., fvoryman's Bible class: 9:So a. m. Woman's Bible class: 9:%0 a. m.. church school; 10:45 a. m., sermon by Rev. Joseph E. Hunter, "The Value of Life; 6 D. m., Epwor;h league;
 7:15 p. m.. address by Key. J. F. Hunter. Japan and the Christian Religion Mrs. Merwine IT. Futile, contralto Monday, 3 ?. m.. meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society. Tuesday afternoon. W. II. M. s. social tea with l.. H. Hanford q 1."noX place; G:3o D. m. Philathca class: 1:15 ?. m. Boy Scouts: T:45 p. m.. class meeting. Wednesday. o:30 ?. m.. weekday religious school, third
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Emmanuel GOsDrl

Sunday. f0:15 a. m., prayer serv- ice: 1N:45 a. m. Peter Carnal and Spiritual"; 1915 ?. m, Sunday school: 6 ?. m, Younc Peoples so- Ciety; : ?. m. "t'iftecn Reasons Why Peter Was Not the First Pope" Monday, ?. m. trustees meeting: s D. m, official board meeting Tues day. 1:45 p. ln., Bible study. "Pray- CT in the Historical Books" We'd nosday, 2:%0 ?. m., Ladies' Prayer band: 7;45 ?. m. cottage prayer meeting. Thursday. 1;43 ?. m.. mid- week prayer service, "Dealing With Those That Have Problems" Fri day. S ?. m.. choir rehearsal at 25 Grand street.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
MRS, PRATT FREED
 OF GIRLS CHARGE
Given Benefit Oi Doubt in A|-
 Ie8ed Brutality Case

N.. No.t NrU -a tP Mrs. E.rr.tta Pratt wealthy D's No.nos, ra.. 1T ul.... today stood cleared ot .a.re of urmre Roberta Jaun Nra't, a,r Six }.ar old adopted ...3 Hrn a ru.u- ron and other wis. ml-.r.'ra r..
 NreaH.5 r .H".u sessions court vs'.rlns w .owHluul ali"@jng tnrI d.u. #".'' a- a r-spi' ot raHrsns ma. ., 'n -r1 Mrs. Pratt #as ut#r.J as .so 'p om. dc .I-.nn uf f0. 4r.H.ue judges.
 Alr. r"'f. t.sHs 'u' S'aHA in
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

where he graduated from the Su- walki high school and later the scm!naries or St. Cyril and Motho dius Of Poland. He came 10 Amori- oa when young man and finished lis education in Detroit Michigan, and Brighton. Mass.
 January 20, 1895, he was or dained priest by Bishop M. Tier noy. The ceremony took place in Hartford He went 10 Bridgeport where from May 3V 10 September 10 he was assistant pastor at the Polish Catholic church in that city.
 In September 1895 he came 10 New Britain as pastor of a parish which then was but six years old. l. was a growing parish with great possibilities dt that time, and priest and parish literally grew up to- gcther.
 Father Eoiuowski's first official act after coming to New Britain, Of which there is any historical record. i- that of having the name of the parish changed from St. Casimir 10 Sacred Hart Of Jesus. The parish al that time had no church building of it's own. so in April Of 1896 he signed the contract for the erection of a frame church building. The structure was finished in time for dedication october 1, 1896. II was completed at q total cost of S-5,0oo. ,1 .'r i now does duty as 8 rectory. and 'n- cIudes a meeting hall and six class rooms.
 April q. 1902, he again signed a contract for the erection or h'" church. This time it was for the handsome anI imposing structure or Broad street, which was built at a cost Of sS5,noo. T. was dedicated February 2S. lao4 and was cousc- cratld September ,, 1920.
 \ schooihouse was built at cost or s12o.0oo, which was dedicated September j. 1910. This school, io- ca-el on Gold street, has 25 to SO rooms and modern parish haII Tha school accommodates aDproN'- matelv o,oGo pupils
 At about the same time the ne"d for other Institutions was H"taG manifested. Father Eo'aowa"i real- ized tho need for an orph1naea and 4 house at X orarg, street vas purchased for this purpose, August l5. lFo4, thr orpiaua.a was a.d'- eatea. pom 'hr erection o' iHr new modern orpharaea this hEiid- ing became a Iay nursery and hom" for girls and as such is mro'ai'rl today.
 In 1nl- a.othor hui'dHg aa~ 1nr chased ou Gold street for additional orphans Tnj. huI5."- HOW '- '.. home or the Children. E..'r- O. M-ry or 1nma.uIa'a Con. '.. s,,,y nuns now oocrpy tho .".-. TH, buldlns was dedicated May "', 1rnr.
 Npnl l. 1922. work vos started oo upw foHr story brIr, orphauor' COL Nor'h Iur.i" street a' ro-. or tam00u. Auguet lg. 1923 iMr O. l.auagn was asd.r1'uI Ing l!ehon John ] Milan Thor. oro tlf or r...s 'hef-.
 September 12. l92t a home for rna aged Of tho parrish "as dedicated. 1h, lou" was erected also ou North Eurritt s'r-a, at a cost O. SI75.n0o.
 May ar. Ia25 Father Hon9w t dedicated his home for tmmjg"ate, known as st Joscph's IIom Tor Immigrants in New York city. Thus hom" was built at a cost Of si2"- op1 and is located at i25 west tl'a street.
 Believing that a parish paper was needed. No started the Catholic Leader published weekly in tho Pol ish language in 1907. and thn first ropv left tho press on Hhraim"7 dav e that year Tho paper now h7e 2 ejaculation of about 2o,1n" and citcula $ all o,er the world where
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Stanley Memorial

Sunday. 2:45 a. m. senior and in- termediate departments. church school: ln:45 a. IT,. morning wor- ship and sermon by Rev. Samuel 4. Fiske; 1o noon, junior, primary and beginners departments. church school. Tuesday, G:!5 ?. m., Girl Scouts, Troop l5. "Wednesday. 2:3o ?. m.. week day church school. grades three and four: .:2n T. m, Boy Scouts, Troop II. Thursday. 4:3o ?. m. pastors class for girls; 7:l5 ?. m. pastors class for boys.
 Friday. s I. m. entertainment un- der auspices Of the Ladies Aid so- ciety. Nine ladies from the Daugh- ters Of Scotia will present sketch. entitled Flow the Story Crew.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
First Lutheran

Sunday. morning service at l0:3o o'clock. sunday school at noon. Song service at 5 D. m, church choir, children's choir and soloist will take part. Bach Male chorus Tuesday evening. Wednesday at 7:i5 p. n1., Swedcn's Apostle of Peacc." Albert Wickman, and his wife will speak Mir. Wickman is also called The White General
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
\ NEW ENGLAND FILM

The picture al the south Con- @r, gational church Sunday evening, April 4. is Samuel Hopkins Adams novel Siege" adapted for the screen. The story revolves around the Euy!and family and the iron willed dominance Of it's leader. The plot unfolds when kennion Ruy- land Eugene O'Brien) brings into the family the wife he had mar ried against his aunt's wishes. The clan rulers attempts 10 re-make her into the Puritanical mold of the family. and her failure and dis Comfiture in the attempt make up the plot.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Babies Now Are Parked
 In London Theaters

London, April 23 Pl-larklng fa- oilitics wi'h attendants for babies tu1 p,rambul1tors have been ar ranged for 2 new cinema in Elmon- ton. t London borough. Mothers who check heir youngsters may b" sum- mp@cd from the thoater, in event Of nn onrrgonr., ,ithin a minute or SO ny thr uumhrr of tho baby check mHng flashed on th" screen during tlr film performance.
 Sidney l.. Bernstein, proprietor of 'He n'w Edmonton movie house. s.ys 'hr scheme has worked so sue rrsSuuy that Inc idea is to be adopted jr tho strirg of ton cinemas which he controls,
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
German I}aptist

Sunday school at 9:So q. m.; 10:3o a. m. service in English. sermon: The Denominational Appeal": D.. m, service in German: Fulfilling the Law of Christ Monday, D. m.. meeting Of the Priscilla club. Tuesday. 2:3o ?. m.. meeting Of the Ladies Aid society; $ ?. m. meet ing of the !. F. s. Wednesday, ; D. m. class in religious instruction. Thursday. 3 D. m., class in religious instruction; 1:15 ? m. pastors class; S D. m., prayer meeting in German; 2 D. m. meeting Of the trustees.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
st. Marks Episcopal

First Sunday after Easter. Holy communion at 7:3o 2. m. Church school at H:3o q. m. Morning pray TT and sermon by the rector at II q. m. Easter Cantata. "Eictory Divine at 1:20 '. m. Monday. St. Mark s day, holy communion at t:S0 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Reformation Lutheran

Sunday after Easter. Services at 10 q. m. Sunday school at 11:15 q. m. The catechetiCal class will meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The religious schoo. will meet We'd nnsday and Thursday afternoons. The choir will meet Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Second Advent

Sunday school at 10 q. m. Sun day morning service with sermon by the pastor at II o'clock. subject: "Tho River Turned Into Blood v Evening service with sermon at 1:l5 o'clock. seven synonyms Thurs day, 7;%0 ?. m., Bible questions an- sUcrcd
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
X. VI. T.. Zion

Prayer and class meeting will be held at II q. m. F.. l.. Singleton and 1iallet Greene. class leaders. Church school at 12:3N p. m. Eve ming preaching service a: 1;45 o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
 The stewardoss and trus'"" boards will give a bean supper Thurslay from to 2 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Unless otherwise specified all services will be on daylight saving time.
First Baptist

Sunday, lp:45 q. m., morning service. sermon by Rev. William Ross. subject: Praying and Fight ing: l2:ie ?. m, Bible school Brotherhood class. leader, pastor: D. m, Young Peoples society. leader. Winifred Stevenson. subject: Chang ing the Chinese Monday, 1;36 ?. m.. Boy Scouts. Wednesday. 2:3e D. m. religious teaching. Thursday, 3 ?. m, religious teaching: 7:45 ?. m. midwoek service Friday, 4:1' ?. m, Girl Scouts; 5:30 ?. m, carol choir.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Christian Science

Sunday service al II a. ln.. sub iect: "Probation After Death" Sun day school al 9:45 a. m. Religious day school Wednesday and Thurs day. Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
St. Matthew's Lutheran

Service in English at 2 q. m, in German at lo:45 a. m. German sunday school al 10 a. m. English at 10:3o a. m. The pastor will be away Tuesday for a board meeting in Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Film lSWcdishl Baptist

Sunday, a:45 a. m.. Bible school; II a. m, 4:ao and 7:15 ?. In., re- ,ival services conducted by Rev. Axel F. Wall. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 7:45 p. m. re- vival services conducted by the Evangelist AXel r. Wall.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
St Johr.s German Lutheran

Sunday. $50 a. m,, English scrv- ice; 9:3o a. nl.. Sunday school; 10:45 q. m, German service. Tuesday. s p. ln., the Friendship league will en- certain the Luther leagues of South Manchester and Rockville.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

A special seryige 10 mark the fourth anniversary Of the consccra- lion Of St, Marks Episcopal church will be held Sunday evening at : o'clock at the church
 At that time the choir Of boys and men under the direction of Nal colm G. Humphreys. or:auist and choir leader will give a cantata Victory Divine" by J. Christopher Marks.
 The program ts as follows.
 Part 1. In the Garden Pass solo-"Iu tbo Place" Chorus" Sir, We Eomrmber" Chorus-"Tha Sky is Dark Tenor soIo-''Hc Was Wounded"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

Chorus--''God So Loved the World"
 Part ?. The Earthquake Rncit Behold There Was a
 Great E.arthquakc' soprano solo and chorus-"1t is the
 Hour Of Morning Tenor solo rccit. and air--"My Heart
 in Terror Throhs'
 Part 5. At the Tomb Instrumental Soprano solo rocit. and air-"As It
 Began to Dawn Pass solo and chorus-'Toar Not" Bass solo-"And As They Went" Duet soprano and tenor-"By Gift
 of Love" !ualc chorus-'peath is Swallowed
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