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Evening star., 1928-04-15
RENT ROONS-SIIRTIRBAN
ROOMS AND BOARD.

WEST RtEERnAtE ND.-Wiu ronu ard
hoard one nr two for SIS per month zach
Nice house and surroundings. 1elghttGi}v
located near car and bus EarsxN Il de-
sired AnplN Mrs Stonesifer. tl06 Cecil ave.
tT43 y. CAPITOL. Ant t--CorV. we'll fur
usShFd room 2nd nuor oBe or two gVutis-
men: private family. so week or S36 mo,
Rsga
Evening star., 1928-04-15
TIE RADIO TIRE SHOP.
100 II 81. Northeast.
OpKE EVENINGS AAD SUNDAY.
OK Prices on Used Tires.
AUTO Accessories, KEPAIits.

TIRE BATTERY & ELECIBfE SERVICE E
Els 5f &~ opeH Evenings.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WANTED-ROOMS.
WaNTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WA%TED-Ry couple front room; vita
board. no Sunday meals private AMY
preferred. reasonable. Address Box s5,E.
star Office.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

CLEVELAND PARK coy front rooms,
private, detached home = baths. c0ntin-
uons hot water. Convenient location. Clcye.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

nANE>kNkt Az - 49, SSNMS, kErVtt-
va Aua &stta Stn AsN-NasAest9sa $50 Nsgy
attractive, t&nstNr sctNtev. $40. i&EN &A
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WILL FINANCE

any responsible party on new Chrysler.
Hudson. Essex or Chevrolet. Trades accept
ed. Our plan Viii save YOU time and money.
Fifteen months 10 pay. Address Box : R,
Seg- 1fEy@p fSs
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SALE--MOTOR CYCLES.
SALE-USED TIRES.

MOTOR CYCLE And SIDE CAR. BARLEY
Davts0n. ia A No. i condition. s24 9th st
q.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SaI,H-AI-ToMoRrYES

BRAND NEW HUpMOBiLE, Century i Sc
dan; new Century q custom built roadster
these cars driven from dealers floors only
hle. sacrifice; terms Henderson Motor co D..
20 I'm 81 Bel. u and Ia. ave. NV
Evening star., 1928-04-15
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
tVontimur,i.N

;,i> o.
greed, Sli: also one fa 8te. SO, Splcndi'i
healthy studs al sotNi,p. Including all my
Nrigc.Winnlng stock. f25 Ind 81. NV,
WeSt tR.&n
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Al OPPORTUNITY.

Want several private investors with $500
or 81 600 each to become partners in resi-.
dencc subdivision near hig industrial tie
Velopment at HopeWeil. Va. Splendid prop"
crty as security, little risk, and bg earning
possibility. Address r. L. Young. Hotel
jefferson. Petersburg. Va.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
REAL BARGAINS.

SPRING SALE ON IDEAL
USED CARS.
Oakland sedaus o9aeBes ard t0nT1ngs.
ff1aGenakeF ss8sn a9c touring
Hudson sedans and ooaehes
&I1ifys Knlsh, coaeb
bq1.k master siE e9z@f,es a. a.'a t@sf.nss
Terms o. ira8e
MANHATTAN GARAGE &
ACCESSORY Co,
1903 I'm - NV
MARMON MOTORS, INC.
1888 l4th ST.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1927 Auburn BIT Sedan, 500
cash. $Gi33 month.
1925 Buick Touring, SIS cash,
$3.50 month.
1924 Cleveland Sedan, 500
cash. S28C7 month.
1924 Ford Coupe. SO cash. 81
month
1922 Hudson Sedan, Z-pass., so
cash, $Z5.Z0 month.
1926 iupmoblle Sedan. 500
cash, $3.50 month.
1925 lewett Coach, $Iz5 cash,
1898 month.
1922 NarDon Limousine, 500
cash, &zs month.
1870 Oaland Coupe. 800 cash.
&ze month.
1925 Peerless ~ Sedan, 500
cash, $54 50 month.
REQ Sedan. $z0O cash. &3}.5O
month.
l9Zz kickeubackcr 4-pass.
Coupe, $50 cash. S1-33 mo.
l92s ctudebaer Duplex Phaeton.
500 cash, &Zs month.
r9zs Chrysier ~ Roadster, $50
i1zG Chrysler ~ Roadster. 80
ioZ7 Chevrolet Coupe .,.. SIS
1925 Euick Master Coach. G7S
59z7 Aiarmon s Roadster J. .Z5l
1870 Marnon 3 Roadster ,/sl
i1zG REQ Sedan ...,..,t.. G5l
1927 Chrysjer ~ ROADSTER ! 20
largest Showroom in City.
81 Used Cars 10 Select From.
,A.GA. 4753 18th 81, NV. -
Evening star., 1928-04-15

tate t2,h ST NW---<RAR MASS. AVN
UutsGde rooms Attch0u. tatEh, u&,StS tev*
plShy,t hosW2tcr Rgat Measurable,
le2> X 49, -Sttpt0 AtNT. TWO t~NkNE
ieot''S, ktttNssn aa3 hath, c>Fap}yte s@0en 81
s4fNtH. ~tH0 pvE Ht,1 Fr&NAsN fAat
FHkHN ROOMS ANp klFN{E$ sltVAs
) ,t,to apargaeat Aesssq. avethwesS, NoEtA
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Nut MEkSrGR ~. RAsAl-Ttkt l.
apartment new, eNerstulFexl aud nsaaNx taN
tttrnl ~atHS$, kE~nVh N}adaWS thrve closets,
unaN4lty~l phQNv hgat. Ukhs, suitable tCT
Voul3y. NUst tS SeSR 10 tSe appy~VaNtsd $tA.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WHERE TO DINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIXIE I'M. I204 It. Break fast. !
an 10 o am: dinner. pm. 10 ! p.n.
Rooms Pm. Fr 67jS.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

lSoo n >T M Ro0NS, MI \ BATH.
Sall after &n a 81 MVutAy. Ana, lCN
NR.EtN FURNt>NEn AMI ANCSE.
kyrp3us vnt,r~ b0er srp8gate eatraoee ~
tavaxai. VNnt tetsVu&N iOSatrt3, -. = West
Evening star., 1928-04-15
RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFI,R.

FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS. central. h..
" h. -Four rooms third floor near Park
road POrchcs baths clean. good a"cOmnO-
dgtlons. Owner. Address Box 3S3 u. star
office.
13 ST NW.--ColonIal porch house. en-
tire End floor: 3 rooms. porch. amt. use
Of ward. no objection 10 child. 10
1126 BLAIR RID. cnd of Georgia ave. and
Blair Fd.-~Four large rooms. all conven-
Iru"rs: with or without German cooking.
1908 WEST VA. AVE-Thrce rooms aud
bath: large back porch and garase. rent
reasonable
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WANTED-TABLE BOARD.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

YOUNG MAN desires dinners. daily lH-
day-. vicinity -th & TUzhu~ ste. state priee.
Address Box l39-R. star oftsre. 10
Evening star., 1928-04-15

An lnkSNL NpARTNt,>V Fpe tHE ~ VI
Nm Ganteas. $500 i - eaay ts rss,se5
trun Man go Octetseg. Can ee seca aEee
pna- Suod&N ug AondSS, Potomac a>Co,
AMI .fttst
Evening star., 1928-12-30
TRAGEDY VICTIMS
| PREMONITION Barred
inquest in Gastonia Fire, in Which
Five Members of Family Died,
Is Continued.
BY the Associated Press.


GASTONIA. N. c., December 29.-
j. w. Vanderburg, wealthy Castor
County farmer whose charred body was
found with four other members of his
family in the smoking ruins of his home
near here early yesterday, had a premo-
nition Of death, coroners jury was told
today.
The inquest, which began this morn
ing, was continued until January s.,
after an hour and half of testimony.
when officers asked for additional time
20 gather evidence. Meanwhile, Jacob
Vanderburg, II, only surviving member
of the family, was held in the county
gan without bond pending the outcome
of the inquest.
A. P. Bumgardner, neighbor of the
Vandenburgs, related on the stand today
a conversation he had several months
ago with the elder Vanderburg.
You don't know what I have to put
mp with" Bumgardner said Vanderburg
told him. He (Jacob) is getting worse
Hll the time. We can't do anything with
him-can't reason with him He has
an awful temper when he gets angry.
] am just looking for him to kill some
or US or all of us some time
When he ran down to the scene of
the fire, Bumgardner said he could see
HSAaS DOSACS VI y. N. fduOcIUuIB, MS VIE,
his two daughters, Louise and Pauline
EVanderburg, and his son, Robert Van
Iderburg, piled on the blazing kitchen
floor.
jacob was arrested yesterday morning
when officers arrived on the scene and
found him sitting in front of the house
on the roadside. He carried a shotgun
and suitcase packed with his and his
fathers clothes. In his pockets were
two medicine jars with SAL in cash in
the mud
Evening star., 1928-12-30
SINGER AND DOCTOR
WED IN CHICAGO
Nine. Irene Pavloska Guarantees
His Alimony Payments for
Five Years.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 29.--Mme Irene
Pavloska, soprano of the Chicago Civic
Opera Co., today was married to DR..
Maurice Elias Mesirow. eye and ear
specialist, after she had signed con-
tract guaranteeing payment OF alimony
for five years to DIR. Mesirow's former
wife who obtained divorce yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Harry Fisher, who yesterday
signed the decree freeing DR.. Mesirow
after litigation in which the signer had
been named by Mrs. Eda MeSirow as
correspondent in an earlier suit.
Nine. Pavloska had to sing tonight in
LA Boheme," her favorite opera. An
awkward situation was averted when
Mrs Mesirow arrived in the corridor
outside Judge Fishers Office almost at
the moment the bridal party appeared.
She had come to the county building
to see about papers in connection with
her decree, apparently unaware of the
wedding. Her attorney intercepted her
and walked away with her as the we'd
ding party approached.
Yesterday Mrs Mesirow dropped the
separate maintenance suit and filed
suit for divorce charging desertion
and making no mention of the singer.
ACCOTueyS SAlQ LIle singer ana N1IS.
Mesirow met with Judge Fisher yes
terday in the absence of the doctor
and reached their agreement.
Part of it was that the singer guar
anteed the payment of $45 week ali
mony to the former wife by the doctor
for five years Mrs. Mesirow agreed
not to sue Nine Pavloska for alien
alton of affections and the singer
agreed not to sue Mrs. Mesirow for
Slander.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
HEARING In MORAL
MURDER ON MONDAY
Witnesses Expected to Say Held
man Threatened Wife and Drove
Her to Suicide.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CANTON, Ohio, December ga
preliminary hearing will be held Mon
day morning for Wilbur o. Heldman
alleged moral murderer" of his 81
year -old wife, Margaret, who, he said,
shot and killed Vernard E. Fearn, 35,
Canton coal dealer.
Frank Sweitzer, attorney for Held
man, demanded the hearing to force
the State to show what evidence it has
against the 27-year-old Lorain furnace
salesman.
Regardless of the outcome of the pre-
liminary hearing, evidence will be sub
mitted to the Stark County grand jury,
which convenes January 7, according
to Coroner T. G. McQuate.
More than dozen witnesses will be
called before Justice of the Peace Dom
aid Smythe, before whom the hearing
will take place. Some of them, authori-
ties have indicated, are expected to
testify that Heldman threatened his
wife and by his treatment of her drove
her to commit suicide.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
ELOPING PREACHER
DEFENDS ACTIONS
Pastor, SO, and Girl, 90, Claim
Divine Guidance Following
Their Apprehension.
by the Associated Press.

DILLSBURG. Pc, December ga
63-yesr-old preacher who planned to
take a 20-year-old girl for his third
wife was in the county iair at Carlisle
tonight, resigned to his fate.
1t Is the Lords will" said Rev
Peter Wise, who objects to being called
anything but an evangelist.
He and the girl. Miss Annie Shields,
20. believe they did nothing wrong in
disappearing together from the preach
er's church, the Salem Methodist, at
lHogestown. near here. Wednesday after
meeting services. Each maintained
they were in love with each other and
would be married eventually despite the
opposition of the girls parents.
There is no badness about it at all. ."
said Wise. I'VE had talked about get
ting married for long time and we
finally decided to go and do it. We
prayed that we might be happy to-
gsther and I hoped that I would be-
come younger in spirit after we were
married"
Wise said he had been married twice
and that his former wives were dead
Meanwhile the Shields girl, under
close watch at the home of her parents
at Hogestown. still professed her love
for the man. She quoted passages from
scriptures to Justify her actions and
said she was fulfilling "a mission of the
Lord" In clipping with wise.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
UN|vERSE'S CENTER
FOUND BY SCIENCE
Pivot of Firmament 47,O00
Light Years Distant
From Earth.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 2e.-Plucked
from a cloud of figures at the American
Statistical Associations meeting today
was some information as to what's new
among the stars.
The center of the universe has been
found.
Astronomers have reached the con-
clusion that the nucleus of the earth's
galaxy of stars. of which the sun is
an infinitesimal member, is in the con-
stellation Sagittarius, Prof. Harlow
Shapley of Harvard said.
The earth is estimated to be about
$4,000 light years distant from this CEN
ter of the universe.
The observations which led to the
discovery were obtained from study on
Harvard astronomical Photographic
plates of several hundred stars.
The implication of the discovery,
Prof. Harlow explained, is that the
Milky Way is all one great galaxy of
stars, shaped like two plates, face to
face, with an extensive and massive
nucleus which is five kiloparsecs in
thickness. GA kiloparsec is approximate
ly $500 light years, figuring the travel
of light at 10000 miles Second.)
Evening star., 1928-12-30
Struck Whales Are Drowned"

AS a general thing the whale when
struck by the whaiers harpoon dives
below the surface and soon reappears
for air to be greeted with another har-
pccn or two which puts him out of
business. Occasionally they do not re-
appear and the explanation made is
that they are drowned. Having re-
ctetved their death bow they reach the
return and their lungs filling with
water makes it all the more difficult,
es they are derived Of the buoyancey
'l:.t this quantity OF air would impart
to their bodies,
Evening star., 1928-12-30
Sc to $13
Fur Collars
AOf

Just a few at each
price in the various
furs-long shawl collar,
some complete wit h
furs in brown, gray,
black, tan and mixtures.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-30
All Toys, 10 Off

Simply pay one-half of the marked price on
any toys in our stock. We do not carry toys
except at Christmas and do not wish to carry
any over. Various large wheel toys, dolls,
small toys, games, books and paints.
Third Floor-Toyland
Evening star., 1928-12-30
With Coupon Only
1Oc Palmolive Soap
2 for lie
Street Floor

$18 Pyralin Set, 50
Three pieces, Mayfiower pat
tern. extra heavy stock. Every
piece stamped. Blue, white, green,
Mother of Pearl on amber.
Street Floor.
Boys S1.39 Wash Suits, Csc
Button-on style. Good quality
cottons in various colors. Sizes
3 to 8.
Boys S1.5O Wool
Knickers, CSC
Splendid mixtures In broken as
sortments. Sizes 8 to II in the
lot.
Boys 7oc Blouses, Sc
Argo broadcloth blouses in
white, tan and blue. Also fancy
patterned percales. Collar at
tached. Sizes 6 to Is years.
Boys Hats and Caps, 94c
Formerly $1.25 and $1.69. ALL
wool suiting cloths in golf and ad-
miral styles. Also small boys
hats. Sizes 6K to 2.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-30

Misses ST. Silk Hosiery
Soc
Slightly irregular. Pure silk all
over. All smart styles.
Children's Sport Stockings
23c
Fancy patterned long stockings
in various color combinations. Per-
feet sizes to 10.
Children's Sport Hose, 10c
8 prs. for Soc
y and u fancy patterned hose
for boys and girls.
Women's Knit Boomers
49c
Rayon striped. wool tinted
bloomers, in sizes 36 to a.
Women's 81 Union Suits
Csc
Fleeced white suits with low
neck, no sleeves and knee length.
Children's Warm Gloves
Soc
Fleece-lined Jersey. woolen knit
gloves, fur top mittens and cuffed
gauntlets.
Children's 81 and $1.2S
Gloves, 79c
Cape gloves with warm lining,
also gauntlets with velour top,
leather cuff and palm. Corduroy
lined.
Knit Bloomers, 30c
Women's rayon striped knit cot
ton blcomers, in white and flesh.
Sizes SO to A. Street Floor
Women's 81 Gloves, 49c
Chamoisuede cuffed and two
clasp gloves Some lined. Splen-
did styles and colors.
Novelty Jewelry, 47c
Special assortment Of higher
price costume jewelry. consisting of
children's pins in nursery and
Dutch enamel designs. bracelets.
necklaces, novelty beads. earrings.
chokers, brooches and other
pieces. Nicely boxed.
Street Floor
12Hc to 18c Handkerchiefs
&c ca.
IL for s9c.
500 different styles White, coll
ors. Embroidered, woven borders,
etc. Linen, Swiss and cotton.
Mems and women's. Some slightly
mussed.
Silk Scarfs, 81
Triangles and squares in hand
painted and blocked patterns.
Good colors.
Dress Buckles, 25c
Formerly 39c to 75c. Many
styles, colors, rhinestones, metal
and ivory.
Soc to 81 Dress Flowers
&c
Many smart styles, colors and
sizes. silk, velvet and chiffon.
Street Floor
Mems 20c and 35c Sport
Hose, 21c pr.
Irregulars. Rayon and Isle
fancy hose, in two-tone effects.
with reinforced toe and heel and
snug ankle fitting. Light and dark
shades. Sizes 10 to 1ll2.
25c Wash Prints, 18c yd.
36-inch fast color cottons in
many new designs.
Mems $1.50 Union Suits
S1.15
Winter weight, long sleeve,
ankle-length union suits, with
sleeve and ankle cuff. Flat locked
seams for comfort. Splendidly tai
lored and properly sized. Sizes
SO to 46.
Street Floor
81 Lace Panels, 70c ca.
Ecru, fringed, Nottingham and
filet lace curtains In pretty pat
terms. Used one to a window.
29c Curtain Rods, 19c
Curved double. extension rods
for hanging .tie-back curtains and
double draperies.
O'Cedar Oil Mops, 39c
Ready for use. packed in metal
container, complete with handle.
Not more than one to a customer.
Soc Oilcloth Scarfs, 29c
Several delightful patterns and
colors, including fabricoid, in gold
and silver colors.
Third Floor
19c Dress Ginghams
12Hc yd.
Stripes, checks and plaids In
32-inch width. Fast colors.
20c Bleached Cotton
lie yd.
Remnants and full pieces. Firm
ly woven.
81 Comfort Covers, S1.59
Printed challis in light and dark
patterns. Make your worn COM
Evening star., 1928-12-30

Muskrat, sealine* with squir-
rel, skunk or fox collar and
cuffs, marmink (worked like
mink, caracul, caracul paw
and pony. Sizes 10 to AZ.
dyed coney.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
% Children in Family.

MONGIARDINO LIGURE, Italy Up.
The Gogna family OF this little ham
let halfway between Piedmont and
boasting it is the largest In Italy.
The Gognas have had 23 children, and
one of them is mayor Of tho village.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Make your props Herald Classified Ads
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

l , o'clock. The Junior League will
 met at 5 o'clock and the Epworth
 League at 6:4o o'clock. The evening service will be held at 7:30 o'clock
 It IS expected 10 have a series Of slides of southern Palestine for this service.
 The morning service at st. Ga hrlelS Episcopal church will be held 1 at 10 o'clock and will be in charge Of George Mitchell. The church school will meet at g o'clock. A St. Fatrick's $ social and whist will be held this evening at s o'clock at Sf. GahrieIs Episcopal church All the decorations and refreshments will b" in keeping with the day. An invitation has been extended to all The Pythian Sisters will meet Monday evening at s o'clock at Community hall for tho regular semimonthly meeting.
 The Modern Woodmen will meet Monday evening at s o'clock at Ath- letic hall.
 Although watch was kept last night for the dog that has been kill Ing 9 number of rabbits, he did not appear. Several who have lost their pets have loaded shotguns ready for his next visit
 Donald Turner is stationed at Newport, k. l., at the Naval Train ing station. Those of his friends who wish to write to him may reach him there for the time being.
 MT. l.. M. Westcott who has bcon making his home in Long Island during the winter will return here for the summer arriving here carly next month.
 The Parent-Teachcr Association will meet Thursday evening at the Hubbard school at s o'clock. The entertainment program will be put on by the pupils of the school under the direction of Miss Mabelle Barnes and Miss Helen Hines. A nominat- ing committee to bring in list of officers and he elected at the April meeting will be chosen at this meet ing.
 Miss Barbara Payne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. II. Payne, is d pa tient at the Hartford hospital
 Mrs. Roland Holmes has returned 10 her home here after several l weeks confinement at the New Brit ain hospital.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

The word "and' occurs ts.:11 times fin the Bible.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
athoiic Church

dthbllt tltllEth
 The regular services will be held at 5 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. sunday school win meet at , o'clock, Al 7:&o p. m. there will be lcnten | No'iouS; Rev. !. ]. keane of New Britain will speak on st, Patrick. ths Apostle of Ireland. :" A l"nten service will be held Fri day evening ut 7:3o o'clock.
 Children Visit Hatchery
 Tho ktn1es-a'a,u cbldru Of the Broal street school visited he hatchery of NJ kosonko yesterday and viewed @1oo baby chicks. Through tho se9rolrngh- process of incubation thr childrrn were shown how chicks look iu tl-n ysE at four days and H1 1i days. Miss Corlen and Miss N-nIaud accompanied the pupils on this ,nJoyah1o trip.
 Notes
 The town plan commission piH meet at S o'rIorl, Monday night.
 A danc, will h' elven at }hc Ionic club thls evrurns. 1he Majestic or Chestra will furnish music.
 Methodist Church
 Rev. X. \ Bail will preach on Walking in the Light" at the morn irg service at lp'45 o'clock. Sunday school will meet at 12 noon and the Epworth league at $ |. m. Al : o'clock Mir, Ball will preach on "The 2$rd Psalm in tho Light of History" The evening group of the Ladies Aid society will meet Tuesday even ing with Mrs. William X. Albright of Trumbull avenue.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
NUMPS PREVAIL IN FORM OF EPIDEMIC Many Children About Town Are
 Afflicted JAMES O'CONNELL DIES
hurch Services Tomorrow Morning Union Lcnten Seryice>--Efforts to Locate Girls Parents Futile Local Man Dies at Hospital.

At the present time there is q mild epidemic of humps existing in town. especially among the school rhlldren. There are about l6 known cases. only a few being severe. A number of school children arc forced to remain home from their lessons because of the existing ill- ness among some member of the family.
 Health conditions have been at a high standard throughout the win ter, period that is generally visit ed by many cases Of diseases. There IS no fear felt in the present cases of humps because of their extreme mildncss.
 James O'ConneIl
 James O'Conncll Of kenslnston on who has been q patient at the New Britain General hospital for many weeks, died there last evening. Mir o'Conncll observed his 6ath birthday on Friday. March D. just d week be fore his death. He has been em- rloyed for the last 20 years as q paper-cutter in the American Paper Goods.
 Mir. O'Connell leaves his wife and four sons and daughters. James o'ConneIl of EensinGton. Hugh O'Connell of Hartford. Mrs. Edward Anderson Of New Britain and Mrs. George Miller Of Unionyillc. MT. OConnell was a member of the Rev. William A. Harty branch. X. o. H.. of New Britain. Forcsters and the Holy Name society of St Pau's church, kcnsington.
 The funeral will be held in st. Paul's church on Monday at 9 o'clock.
 St. Paul's church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning st s and 10 o'clock at st. F3ul's church, keusinEton. Rev. John C. Brennan. pastor. will be in charge. Following the 10 o'clock mass there will be session of Sun day school.
 Lenten devotions will be conduct cd Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Joseph Grif- fifth Of St. Thomas seminary will de- liver the sermon on Wednesday eve ming. There will also be benediction and the rosary. Friday evening there will be stations of the cross followed by bendiction.
 Sacred Heart Church Rev. John C. Brennan Of Ken l sington will ofiiciate at the 9 o'clock | mass tomorrow morning at the | Sacred Heart church. East Berlin. | 4 session of Sunday school will fol- l low the mass.
 Ecriin Congregational Older Boys' class at 10 o'clock. l Rev Samuel 4. Fiskc. pastor will i Iead the regular morning services at | 10: 45 o'clock Sunday school al 12 o o'clock. The Junior society meets at , :, o'clock Nesper services will be conducted at , o'clock. These Scrv- ices will be continued every Sunday with tho aSsistlue" of inc Junior 1, hoir Thr Young Peoples society will meet If : o'clock. There will i.s thurrh supper noNt Friday eve nlnc at c,3o orlock
 krr,:n.'u,, to''.:r".:'io"al
 Rev Vernon ]. Phillips. pastor.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

The Colonial club. principal social organization of Tampico, Mexico. has just announced that it's r~staurant has been closed because of lack Of patronage. but the free lunch will hc served at the bar as heretofore" |"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Lochgilphead, Scotland, has been identified as the village with a to- tai population of 900 and seven churches and seven ministers" re- ferred 10 by Right Rev. Dr. Weather head during a sermon in Glasgow recently.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Methodist Church

To c1t down the waste of human effort through the use Of head DOT torago,' Sierra Leone. Africa, is con- sldering the building Of feeder high ways 10 tn" railroads, thus permit ting auto and animal importation to dlsplace man troightage.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

4 meeting of the St. Paul T. A. E. Fife and Drum corps of Ken sington will be held in the Tabs hall on Monday at 7:45 o'clock. There will be business meeting