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New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
! Emmanuel Gospel

Sunday, 1":l5 .. n, prayer meet inE III tho yss'ry; io.i5 a. h., preaching. subject; Jesus. the Bread of Life, 1c:t5 ?. rn,, Bible study hour: s ?, m. Bible class at the home Of L, Bur hart i62 Stratford road; 2 ?. m. Bible class at the home ot Mrs. Elsie Meyers. south Nam street; ;. f. ?. n, senior and junior Young Feople's na''InES; | p m. preaching. subject; The In e+irabl. Result of Apostasy,'
 Monday. T:.5 ?. In, annual meet lrE and electIon ot officers ot the Young reople's societies.
 Tuesdav. c.Gp r. III, ladlaa' cot 'aCa meeting.
 Wednesday, : 50 P. n. religious irs'ructlon class at the church. i' ?. m. cottage prayer meeting at pas tors home, al Hart street. ?. m weekly meeting Of troop q, [ $, A, # the church
 Thursday. r. IT, religious in struction class at the church 45 ? m, rra!ss and prayer service at the church
 Friday. : T n. orchestra practice ? m, cholr rehearsal.
 The annual business meeting and election of officers will be held a' the churcl, on Thursday, March E 7:4J T. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

mer federal trade commissioner, whose name was the only one that had been proposed besides Governor Smiths.
 Tho secretary said that the Thompson petitions carried only ilo names, whereas 500 are required by law. George Wallace of Minneapolis, who filed the petitions in Thompson behalf, said he would appeal 10 tho secretary today for reversal Of the ruling. Wallace said he had checked the names before filing and found the petitions compiled with the law.
 Should the ruling remain un- changed, the presidential preference primaries will bring before the cleo. ,orate the names Of only one cand,- date on each ticket-GoTernor smith, democrat, and former Gov ernor Frank c, Lovden, of llllnols, republican.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Religious Workers
 In Conference Monday

The third departmental confsr- enCc m the series now being con- ductsd by the New Britain Council ot Religious Education will he held in the First Congregational church Monday evening. The conference Monday iS more particularly for nmor teachers and workers, a'- though t is open to anyone interest," el. Supper will be served at 6:15 o'clock,
 There will he demonstrations ln class teaching m each grade, those in charee including Miss Stella Dickinson, Mrs, |, Chester Hale and Mrs, Edward ", CIary.
 The Easter lesson material as a background of information for teachers will he presented by Rev, Raymond x. Gilman. The comm't- teo on ara nEeulents includes Mss Annie Barcrott, Fev. X ?. He4n- inEer and A Tyson Hancock,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
METHODIST GIL RICHES
 Trinity

Sunday, a:3u a. m, Noman's El- lie class. EHeryman's Bible class, and church school: 1o:45 a. m, ad- dress. Who Giveth Himself: S:3v T. m,. rehearsal Easter pageant
 Monday, .:Se P. m, Sunshine so- Ciety; 8 P, m. ". I. NJ $. a' Mrs Thomas SlNchell's. 50 Vine street.
 Tuesday afternoon. South End hospital group. II, hensinEton aN- enue, Methodist group al the hos pltal: 6.Sa r, m., Fhllathea class; 7:t5 ?. m. Boy Scouts. '.45 P. m, class meeting: r. m, Junior Aid at Mrs. John Buclle>'s, 25 Somerset Drl<e.
 Wedncsday, c:3o ?. 1n., week day religious school. third, fourth. fifth and sixth grades; to s '. m, Young Pao7les chorus rehearsal
 Thursday, , r. m, week day r'- 1-lous school. seventh and eighth grades. 1 r. m, church membership traiulns class; 1;45 ?. m ml1Tee'i X service.
 Iridav ?. m. sewing school; 6 ?. ia, Epworth league huslnsss meeting and social,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
NOTED GERMAN SPY
 PLACED ON TRIAL
Now Accused of Turning On
 Own Compatriots

Paris. Mar. , LP.-t Belgian. des- crlhed as one of Germany's moSt valued azents in rounding up sns- pec1s io occtipied territory during the war, was on trial here today. Jules Cesar Joseph Laperre, 3S. was accused of supplying Information which resulted in the execution Of conpatrio's.
 The president of the a.sslzes 'n outlining the case against Laperre said that the prisoner was described on a list found ln the German secret police racords in Brussels as q man IJpon whom all reliance could be planned.
 Laperre vas alleged 10 have be- gun his career as 2. spy as q. sheep in T. concentration camp, where ne voud win the confidence Of his fel- low. prisoners and then betray them to the Germans Afterwards, the government charged. he operated m every branch of the German spy service and achieved reputation by bringing about the arrest Of number of allied agents.
 [. Is charged that he worked out of fen year old boy the secret hiding place of his father, Belgian named Istae, Jstas, on" of Ger 1nany's hitterst enemies. vas arrest d as result.
 Indignation swept the crowded courtroom when the president made this accusation.
 Iaperre sat annoyed. Then he turned 10 the jury and said:
 Look lcrs, my son is also ten years old. H. is here. Look at hitn. r had I secret. I should not contile II 10 him. l All evo- turned toward fho first bench. There eat ] charming boy, 1etouIshed st the attention he "a5 at'r3.tinC and quite unable 'o under stand the role hc Haa hcns made 'o play hv Laperre.
 FIEht hundred BJeians l1d been enct and many lnor. imprisoned hF the Gormaus lnrms fhe occupation, thu preeideut said.
 With inc utmost hNSNIaH''' 'I' prlsonsr rrtortcd that this only proved that un vas well advised II .Nhat he did. He contenl"d that h@ lu only rendered fe" ln%shlfi- .,ant ser.icrs 10 in" Germans pnd'' threat nr d-ath Ofteu shouting lorr ,he president in his accnsa-
 rons Iaprrr. denied everything.
 The prisoner wos condemned h' d.lault for tr.aeo0 in Belgium an' lafsr }u rrauro "a.- <"n'enced fol
 alts. of confidence. He vas recent .lv r.rpturr1 in Alsace Tn" wal being over. tho worst penalty fha . rou1 ro inflicted upon hIn nov l o1Il j' 1'por'atlon to somo arno' - post
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
COSTUME BALL IS
 BRILLIANT EVENT
Everglades Club at Palm Beach
 Has Big Time

Palm I,acp Fla March 2 'E1-- March roatly ,1me in li'se 'he lon here wlth tb, coauua ball # th" Elerrladoe club opening fha Wou'b'F .oasou brilliantly In th" aoraI illrouc rou'.udna for It.l'a ".r' noted brilliant costau,s aJj r"-'i? 5,wols such 4- never w... displayed al this auuUM event. Among t4" striking oGur'- vas Nre. EsU'H Van Nlpor a- a "oH.s'on mark
 wtb iarg. black ..ir.' iu''ro.a- tious on fhe hack aai F'orf Of a very full silver clotF skirt. edged with black and HHt, l.a'i.r lGcH', Topping the 'asemh!" WIS d black velvet question mark poised above q silver hcad&rcs-, Mr. Ean I3prr was Hindu prIos in o.ofh of gold. embroidered with yellow and er'en
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
POLISH ELECTIONS TO
 NEW DIET ON SUNDAY
Power of Marshal Josef Pilsudski VIII Be Tut 10 Test in
 Voting

Warsaw, Poland, March 3 lp,-- The power Of Marshal Josef rllsud- ski. the premier. will be put to a fest in the election Of a new diet tomor- TOW
 The proposed change of the Pol Ish constitution 10 the form Of tn" American constitution will h" on tine Acenda Of the new diet. Under th" present constitution the president is chosen by the diet and senate in 8 national assembly. not like thc presi- dent rr tho ni'cd States. Y ls gen .erallv predicted that the election will fail 10 produce diet with which 'ltc government will ho able to cooper ato continually and many hnlio' Q that Iilsulst5i will force the newly elected dIe' to change the electoral law and then l""rro i'e dissolutlon- In that case new elections would , he hr,1 ln tho summer or fall un- der the naw law which would aesur" 2 parliament fa}orahlc to the gov crumon'.
 There arc some who think that ! l lNl!f!Nkl quay FIIiil'lE ''lN7'l . l''' i now diet lumcdlat'ly without wait | ing to modify the electoral law, ! trusting that no one except the gor- 1 cInmcnt party will have sufficient funds 10 stand 'hr "Rpcns. Of a1l- 1 other election.
 i Political observers predict that tf the constitution becomes like that of the United Stat"@. Filsudshl will become the no" president of Pc land The adoption of the cons'Itu- ton would mean io@aI'Za'ion of tho ruarshaFs present position.
 I'nsudski is ov"H now consji' rcd 10 combine in himself inc functions oI TrcslIont Cooll1Gn and Secretary Of Staio kcllo.- He obtained his present po"rr hv T military coup 1r the summer O. ff9f. He has since hocornc inc single "hig man" in Ho. land and his supporters ass'r' thai he is inc only one capable of keep ing peace among the political fac tions and Of giving inc country staple government
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
10 lIII\D tb\IlI.i \tI

\ ast,2.uon nf ITGmu'ut m m . io.ve or roh-n-Aw'rlcau 1olitlcal rllj. "s 'ui- ~lrt. will attend a 'cn- G.r,mc. or t1o N.r England l"dera- 'ot. or rMteh ToliIcal clubs, which -W tal, ilacr a' I'o'"i H'atl"r. Gv-ou. tomorrow. Among 'hoS" r.pr. -u,fu- tm4 s'ato. will be: Stanley kwwn-k. president Of the stat. urgaulla'Iou: stanley J. Ira c,ski J. 4. GryzDo" ski Joseph kIpsAo~sJ. Martin St"Iupl"n. E. J. a1oahir"jcz. Joseph Ilyuarski and Stanley Gerym-ki all of 'his city and Jos pu 1tu.as of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
'tsATTIST CHG FCIES
 First

Sunday. 1':45 q. m, morning service. sermon hy Re-. William. Ross, srh-cct: 'Foreknowledg" and forsicdias fc-lp p- m-, Ilbje school and Brotherhood class; ';2o '. m. united s'r>lcc at south church chapel,
 Nordar 7;30 r. m. Boy Scog's.
 Tuesday. T:@" '. D.. World WliN Guild will mer' af th, home of Miss Efrie Carleton. c22 torhln avenue,
 Wciresds. c.3@ l, m, religious school.
 Thuradsr, St5 ?, m, midweot service.
 Trid2v, c.a T m- monthly meet .rc Of Wcman'- society, Mrs. C- W, l7uEhton. spsah"r- A 7.t5 r, m., Brotherhood meeting. rpoNrc pie. tures Tellowstono Park and ile Rockies. open 70 all,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
1Qll1rth SerUiteS]

IT. siay, ?. la.. ucatin. Of the Assyrlan women for Bihie study i |. m. Jolly Juniors ot tho Assyrlan mission.
 Wednesday, .:%o ?. 1a, united week day church school grades four and SIX. r. n. rehearsal Of the eirls' chorus: ,:i5 r U, Lentsn discussion class under the leadership of Rev. pr. C. ". (. lin,
 Thursdav, . !. m. unl'el week day church school -rad1 eight. ':"o r, uG. prayer meeting e. ths AS- syr.au mission; ,:20 |. m, the Boys club O. rhe -Assyrlan mlsslon.
 Friday. '. h. Troop | Glrl Scouts. : ?. m.. choir rehearsal at ,re Hunter road branch e tho Italian mission. ,.ta ?. }G,, Troop :. Iov Scouts
 Tn. Young Mems Brotherhood and the r. r club will meet fer supper March r.. al 6:5o o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
south,

Sunday. a3o 8 ln,. s"nlor hish school. young propl''s grades and others; Ital1au-American d"pa rtnl" ni of tte churrh school. lh.@b q. 'n'' worshIp a' tila Hunter road branch Of tho Italian missiou, pr'achSr' pomiplc D'Add4rto: i"-"o ,. u-' morning worship. r"mmunlon, a1- dress 10 J1utors. "Th" street tait'd Straight. l":1r a. r1.. beginners doparjment, 12@ n P in. pastor : ncuf,u class, i2.1p Y. 1n.. primary .1I lun or departments; go ?. hl-' church school at inc Hunter Road mission: %0 Y. 1a. AsTyrlau "or- ship, co,uuumon, tho glrIs choruS
 will sing: a r. Ht.. Italian Worahip proarnor. I"H. Jos ph :. i'aiadin9; 1.Gg r. ul, Union l."nt"n service. MoudaH. @:1i r.. nl. class in Eng fish for hsSrrian women: 6:11 D. m. regular monthly meeting and supper oi the Young Womcn's department 7.2o D. m. Y. P. $. (. E. topic, What Is II In Jesus That Attracts Younr People" 2" Leader Mary Can uaincla.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Al Smith Has Clear
 Road in \. D. Primaries

Bismarck. x. n. March 3.---t4l-- Governor Al Smith Of New York to- day had a clear road 10 the rresiien - tlal reference of North Dakota demo crats at tho March % primaries. Faulty petitions led 10 the cacretarv o1 state last night 70 rule out the candidacy Of Huston Thompson, for
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
NEW BRITAIN NOTED FOR LENTEN SPIRIT
Crowds Attending DeVotions
 Held During Season Of Penance

Ner Britain, which appears 10 have acquired g. reputation abou, the state high among the other com munl-ies $ regards sports activities, is lIhanise living up to its record ot past ysars for the excellent manner in which it observes the Len'sn efa- son. according 70 those who are 1T 2 position to judge matters ot this nature. While r is true that the prs ctire Of attending church ssrF- ices will not bring to any communi- '~ the same attention from flSt'r cities and towns as that attracted by activities of political sporting or other natures lt is nevertheless, ! distinction that cannot but bring rrlis and satisfaction 10 portion of the population st least.
 Local ClsrEvmen have ohser' ! that the attendance of Len'en serl- ices thus far this y.ar has been large, despite the fact that nO sN- tra ordinary moves have been made to attract church soers, In keeping with custom programs Were ar arranged before the opening of thu holy season and arc heinz carrie i out s has heau done for years l17v after day. throngs have responded, and Indlc3tlons are that the pr7c- 'ice will continue despite the mi meroys other actl-itIes of socla!
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Hip, SWeJiSh)

sunday. ii q. m. ElolN -chool aud meua Bible class, fl E. m, e'r- mon hv the pastor and holy con- muu'ou; 7-5" r. m. sermo" by ihe pastor and slnElrE ry the choir,
 Monday. z T. m, church monthly meeting.
 Thursday c.30 ? m, Ladies Aii society meeting at th" home of Mrs Ax.1 I. Peterson, fi5 Glen street: H r. .l., choir rehearsal Tt tho church.
 Friday. : ?. n, illustrated address r.. pr e. HeIeer of Chicago III.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
St Marks l piSCoTl3I

Second sunday in Lent. Holy com munlon, 7,3p 2, m. Church school, q.20 2. m. Holy communion and sermon. Il ,. m, IvsninG prayer and address, i,S4 ?. m, Young Peoples isllowship, 5.G4 T. n.
 Nadne sIav. holy Communlon. @;@H 2. m. Evening prayer and address, 7:45 ?, ln-
 Friday. Litanv '. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
stanley Memorial

Sunday, H.>h a. En., lNll"f. ih'f'- mediate and senior d"p2rtmsn'S, church school. t".45 a. m.. Lsuten communlon seislrs and sermon tE tha pastor. tc noon. primary and b. Einners' department, church school.
 Monday 1,2p T. n, Boy S"oI's, troop Ii.
 Tuesday. t.Ga ?. u. pastor ciars for girls. : !. uD., Glri scouts, troop If.
 Wadneslsv, 2.%o ?. m- united week day cnyrch school grades three and four, ,-ta ?. ii rsator E class for boHs.
 Thursday. 1.2o r Tn, ToInE Peo- alc's meeting. leader, Lo1lse lhlsafr
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
LGTHEFAH CHI ECHES
St .InI,n $ N.ernlGnl

9Hniav. .E@ 3 IT. English -ar''- ice, a.Go 2 n1, Sunday school, 1".41 ]. m German sorVlce-
 Tuesday, 2.70 ? m meeting ot he ladies Aid society
 Wednesday, 1.3a P m, Germa T Len-en eerlce, G.5o ' n lrestlng ot the church board.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

munion at 8. m; service ln Ger man at l0:i5. German Sunday school at 10. English at lo:3o.
 Nidweek Lenten service in Ger man, Wednesday al ':45, Deacons meeting Tuesday. Mission circle. at the parsonage, Wednesday. Ladies Aid. Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
EIHLl- I.ICTt RI

Josaph ". Huntress Of Boston. Mass. will speak ID Groto hall Sun day q C.3o. D m, on ths topic Splri'ualism.' Nr. Huntress ls widely known Bible student and lecturer OH Bible subjects. H. invites any challenger III publlc
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
second Advent

Sunday school, T. a. nl. sunday morning service with sermon by the pastor. Il a. m. subject: "A sum mary Of Gol's Purpose Evening service with sermon, 7,15 ?. m.
 Thursday, 7,59 ?, m., Bible study.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
r'C>ryP PFCAT1o%AL CELF EL1
 ir-st


 Sunday. tn n Sunday church school II 2 n. church klheH- Ea.ten, Il TT morning Horshl?' conln1urlon sermon. Fev. Theodore 4 Greene, 17.15 ' m, men : b'pls class leader, Fev. Nr. Greene ? m, communion service for Armenian congre eation, preacher Rev MT Greenc. , '. m, blhle class Tor Armenian women, T. m minister 5 Lerten class for younger group P'enf-Yu club. speaker Rev. Harry T stock, leader. Miss Helen 1ngham; G D. m. minister's Ienten class for older group P m Young People s society, speaker, Rev Harry I' Stock. leader, Arthur Tomklns
 Monday. r. m. annual meeting of W. C. T. T.; c:lS ?. m, junior dera rtment teachers supper meet ing.
 Tucsdav ? n. New Britain Woman's club meeting, First church chapel.
 Wednesd9v. 50 r. r2, siTth grade week day church school i.l5 r. m. junior choir rehearsal
 Thursdav. 2 P. m, seventh grade week day church school. 4 15 ?. m Girl scout meeting; 7;45 ?. nL, Len ten midweek meeting, leader, Rev Mir. Greene,
 Friday, a:36 T. m, worh meeting c. the Woman's Anssionar" society
 Mir. H-in,nCer will be absent from tho city this week attending the l o5th annual convention of the he- i lisious Education associatlon m i philadelnhla March 9th to 9th, The annual meeting Of the Nom- ems Christian Temperance union will be held in the church parlorS Monday afternoon, March 5th, | ! o'clock
 1 gupper meeting Of the lunlor depart,nent teachers in local church schools will l,e held under the aus niccs o< the New Britain Council ot 1 Religions Education in the dining room of the First church, Monday, ! March 5th, at 6:15 o'clock,
 The New Britain Woman's cluh will meet in the chapel on Tu"sdaH afternoon. March 9th, at : o'clock
 The I.entcn series of ml1WeeE meetings on Modern Religious Books will begin Thursday eve nire, March 6th, in the church par lors, at 7;45 o'clock. Mir. Greene will lead discussion this week of Canon Burnett II. Strector's book Reality" This book discusses the question Are Science and Religion Essentially AntaGonistic?
 An ll-day work meeting CT tho Woman's Missionary society will he held on Friday, March h'h, begin ming at a:3o o'clock in the mornlnG when supplies VII he made for fh' M9dura hospital in India. Luncheon will hr served a' noon
 ,tir WilfroJ Thomson Grcnfel' VI T.. k. = VI. G, The Lahrador Doc tor" wilt lecture in 'h" F'rsf churcl on Iursd4v evening. March 18th, 74, u'rlorh. under inc auspices '" tho Central Congregation club Q , couuccticut. His lecture will h' ,llugtra'eI with Colored slides an' new motion pictures. This l'cfHr' is open Io the public as well as Jn'm 1,r~s and guests ol the Congroga . tIonal club.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Christian Science

Sunday service at II q. r1,, sub ioct: Mind" sunday school at g:45 q. Ill.
 Wednesday evening meeting at 5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
EYEBROW HAT HAS
 FASHIONS SUPPORT
Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt Joins in Sponsoring Headgear

New York, March ?, F-Mr7- Graham Fair Vanderbilt has lolned other leaders of fashion sponsoring the edict that milady's hat must rise from her eyebrow. An inch above the eyebrow is predicted as the cor rect elevation for summer chap@au%. They will be much larger than here ,ofore. Many of them of soft straw, dropping to the shoulders.
 Bronze ekins are no" much smarter than white among some ct New York's social leaders. They have adopted methods Of acquiring a synthetic tan" following the lead of the arbiters at the Lido. Much lipstick and very little rouge are used as make up over the tan
 Mrs. William E. Leeds the form CT Princess Nenia of Russia, is glN- ine her suppor. 10 plans for the Mi- carame ball. 4 costume affair for ths benefit of Russian refugees and orphans.
 The side saddle has come back into it's own among women riders on the bride paths ln Central Park Brown Is the fayori'a color for habits, with skirts several shades lighter than the coats, Large crepe Eerchiofs orBanenro1 with the plo- tura or ones favori'e mount are l1- 'ercsting novelties,
 Dolls dressed a.s nurses and 'n- ternes iu q miniature clinic were dis played in an exhibition this week oi hospital work conducted by the as- 4oGiatien o' junior leagues. 4 doll house with furnishings designed and made by blind workers illustrated another feature of the artiNItis> "' the debutantss' orGarjza'l"n.
 Black evening frocbs or |are "i net. and white gowns of eat1u d." ,cl1 ot color or ornament eAc"r silver and cryefal gre nos much '' vogue. The TrI"ere~ lLob"r'o" Snhillipgsfurs', who wears a frooi O black rrf trimmed "fh silver vas among tho first 10 introduce th' fashion.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
t-T rifl2n

sunday c0 1T, sunday school, f0.e6 <. m. seryi~e n English, II l. !. n serT4ce m German Both services ~iN he conducted hy Rev. N. H Eersch ct worth Rochester. \ Y
 Tu=sdar. r VI ToI0E Ffoqif : meeting.
 Thursday P m rr7-er meeting n German.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Reformation

Secord Sunday n Lent SArFlce= n , m. Sunday school 1l,la , n. Services ln charge of the Luther league at 1.2h r m
 Monday evening, the adult class will meet at o'clock.
 Tuesday evening, the church council will meet a' { o'clock.
 The religious school will r1est Wednesday anl Thursday after moons
 Len'en services vlll l7a held Wed nesfav evening at o'clock.
 The cholr will meet Friday eNe- r!rc at i.t5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Full Gospel Assembly

sunday school at l0 a. n. Perte- costal meeting at II a. h. Praise service with sermon at ?. III.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
WASHINGTON HOLDS NUMEROUS SOCIALS
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and forth from one side cr the house to the other.

and forth from enc side CT the house to the other.
 While large and formal dln2er parties are being gwen. many inter- esting events go Unheralded down the social annals, one of these "aS the luncheon party which Mrs Her bert Hoover gave d at'k go for Miss Se'su Hatsgsaira, daughter ni the Ambassador ot Japan and Eimt- Natsudaira. whose e1E7g gem"nt 10 Prince Chlchlhu. brother of '6r Emperor of Japan. has hasn HH- nolrcea. Mrs. Iertert Hoorer, Jr, nf CemhridEe. Mas. vas a -'}sS' of her hushand'= parents and s1" assisted Mrs. IIooyrr in thr ho>0'- tality,
 Coming right after the cahisi description of me ~ordert1- we'd ding robe of Miss Natsgi7ira II was douhiY in-srserinr and -hH ch rmrE bride-eiect. who speaks English anu French held sn audiar-a in ''5'''E arout the 9sddln- co@n're~ of har native land.
 There are many e@romgllsHfd mi eiciars in the lirio0stl~ corps. both women aul nan. and just ror on hears with ? fhrin of tla Was'er'Hi handling ot th- |john by fh9 slin- ister of rumanla, George rre'z'an". :" no le sad to he more accomplished with his fiddle and h'7 ho" than IS Sneaker Longworti-. Ihs run3a''r has engaged tne best arcompa a-sf on the plona n Washington 70 Prao- rice with him and to ac@ompa IT" EAm .evsral tunes : week
 March lo ls thu dsts sef for 'r0 ,rsl. Of tae Ambassador 't LtalN Mobile Glacomo de -isr'Ino and Mobile Donna Anto,netts de Mar ,,no. 70 Ner Orleans and be!nE c! an official nature. rh@ zre7'es' fcrnal.tv -,ll attend 'helr trl7 lhf .u7hasssdor Tite t3 ons ot the r,cst stately and formal cha'el71ne; ot ? tcrelgn home n Nashin E'on and her ,AraLs and gowns are hara 1v eoualled in richness and teau+y Several members of the embaEsl staff will accompany them son'h.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
International Bible Students Assn,

Sunday. 10 , r. m. Volunteer service. 6 ?, m, F1t')e study al the home of Charles Henry, G2 Dwight street,
 "Wednesday. ?. m, praise, prayer and testimony service.
 Frldav, < p. m, Bible study, Feb. tet Watch Tower.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
I'eople's

sunday, to:45 q m, prayer n the rss-or's study, r noon, Bible school, r. m. Young Peoples meeting, Miss Corstance Taylor, leader,
 Tue=a2v. : T m. Women's Mis- s,onarv prayer band. : r m, Bible class.
 Wednesday. 7.45 r. n, children !, classes s5 ', m, West Harttotd prayer hand.
 Thursday c45 ' m children , classes, 7.45 r, h.. praise and prayer service, The ElXtold Results Of 3 Savlnc Faith
 Tridsv, 7,39 ' m, cholr rehearsal,