New Britain herald., 1928-04-20

ms evenings program IS aS tol- lows; o'clock banquet in the gymnasium ot the Congregational church with Kari A. Reiche. super- intendent of schools, presiding as toastmaster: invocation, Rev. Will liam J. Davis. IT,. pastor of the Asbury Methodist church. Forest vile; group singing. Raymond W. Cook. leader; quartet numbers, the Wallace Barnes COL. pany male guar. tet: banjo solos. OrNille Emmons: welcome 10 our churches, Rev. P. F. Wolf.nden, pastor of the Bristol
 Baptist church: welcome to our city. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb: our
 boys welcome you. Clarence Hough: ! response for the delegates. Stuart
 Davis; presentation of the confer
 ence officers; song service. Rev. Al.
 fred D. Heininger: address ''Our
 World and Its Web of Life" Harry
 N. Holmes; discussion Of the after
 noon and evening subjects, led by
 Mir. Heininger.
 Saturdays program is q follows:
 S45 a. m.. a visit around tho world.
 The entire morning will be given
 over 10 meeting the boys of tho veri-
 ous nations of the world and their homelands by slide. costume and
 story: song service. led by Mir. Hein-
 finger: devotional service by Rev.
 Francis T. Cooke; (a) "Turkey-
 Where the Nations of tho World
 Meet" Hashim Hussein: (b) 'The
 Boys Of 1ndia," Habib Yosufgi: ad-
 dress, A World Tour" illustrated
 with slides by Albert NJ. Cheslcy:
 "The Hope of Germany's Boys,
 Hans Schimmelpfeng; (b) 'The Boys
 of the Orient" Jobo Yasumura:
 1l:45 a. m.. conference photograph: l2:15. luncheon, Prospect Methodist } church: 1:15 p. m.. brief session of the leaders, led by George Nesbitt McClusky; p. m., son sservice by } Mr. Heininger: devotional service, Mir. Cooke: dramatic presentation, students of Hartford seminary from
 other lands: Lighting Your Touch - of Friendship" Albert NJ. Chesley: ? p. m.. adjournment.
 Mr. Chesley, the principal speaker ? Of the conference was for eight I years European boys secretary oi 5 the worlds committee Y. M. C. A ) for eight years. Rev. Alfred D 9 Heininger Is director of religion. l education. First Congregations 2 church. New Britain. He was for c merly with the American Board o' e Foreign Missions in China. Clarence 5 Hough. who extends the welcome O
 the boys of the city. is president O . the senior class of the Bristol higf school.
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 Squad A and Hose Company No ! responded at S:ls o'clock thi e morning for a roof fire at the hous' ? owned by Charles l.. Wooding ant occupied by Lester G. Root on Wes street, The blaze was extinguishe, a with chemicals with but slight dam ;, age.
 , Death Of Former Resident " Simon Henry Smith of Plainville n former resident of this city an ,t for number of years employed . ,e the E. 1ngraham company. die " last evening at his homa in Plain
 vile. He was a native of German.
 being born in Hesse Cassel April l: ty 1851. is The funeral will be held at IS ,n p. n. Saturday. Rev. Arthur ] S. Ball, pastor of the Plainville Mett st odist church. will conduct the ser> n ice and burial will be in Woodbur, Id Conn.
 of High Winds 1t Main and North Main streets weE as filtered with papers and other r< l. fuse as result of a high wind whic n swept the city during Thursday af' . ernoon. Two plate glass windows
 the Peoples store on North Mai to street were blown in. No otht l damage was reported.
 m Desks in the City hall were co, so cred with a coating of dust all lg many stores, particularly on Nort d. Main street were filled with al
 which seeped through under tl lr doors.
 ae 10. o. F. Meeting ar The regular meeting of Stephe h- Terry lodge, I. o. o. F.. will be he n, at s o'clock this evening in Stephe Id Terry hall.
 n Requiem Mas
 IS An anniversary high mass of r r. quiem will be celebrated at St. J. be seph's church at S o'clock Saturd;
 morning in memory of William
 Casey.
 nc D. of r. Meeting TX A meeting of Kitchewan Counc I'd D. of F.. will be held this evening ee Red Mems hall.
 e. Attended Police Bau ne Chief of Police Ernest T. Beld' ne and Mrs. Belden. Detective sergea
 Daniel McGillicuddy and Mrs. M
 Gillicuddy. Sergeant Henry Jesli ski and Mrs. Jeslinski. Officer J
 seph strupp and Mrs. strupp. C
 ficer Lawrence Doolan and NJ ll- ., Doolan. Officer Edgar Norton al llA Mrs. Norton and Court Clerk Franc
 Donnelly were among those who z
 tended the annual ball of the Mi ss dletown police department last c, l.y ming.
 VIII Stolen Car Recovered ay' An automobile owned by Elm at. Cyr of 42 Ingraham street v at stolen from its parking place on [ "a" west end Of Meadow street betwe lon s:lS and ?:l5 o'clock last night. Feo was later found abandoned on w 'ns Washington street near King rc 'er and returned to the owner.
 oy Trolley Dcfailed ad- An empty trolley car of the Br by tol Traction company was derai the early last evening at the corner