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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20
1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

MAN UVPUNI NIhNLEs
Modern Building.
24-hour elevator service; telephone
switchboard. Electric refrigeration If
desired.s
rooms, kitchen and bath. $50 90
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. 100 90
Resident Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20
THE C0RTIANn

1860 EUCLID ST. NV.
Highly desirable and comfortable
apis. Bachelor apt, room and
bath, s35. rooms and bath, SIS to
$50. Electric refrigeration: 24-hollr
elevator and switchboard service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

1886 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Southwest Corner Thomas Circle
and 14th ST.
rooms, kitchen and bath. $65 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. 1000
All Outside Rooms.
Refrigeration.
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THE VICTORIA

EW CORNER l4th AND CLIFTON.
Fine Location-Splendid Service
8 rooms, kitchen and bath to
rooms, kitchen and bath, some have
porches, $50 to S7S.
Electric Refrigeration.
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SOLVING THE PROBLEM
OF WHERE TO LIVE
MODERATE RENTALS
DERATE RENTALS
28OO ONTARIO. RID.

Ideal location-Near Harvard
St Entrance to Rock Greek Park
Apis. of rooms and bath to
Frigidaire, Radio Connections: "a
hour service. s125 to SITS. Servants
room available at $40 per month.
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THE CLIFTON

NEAR CONN. AVE. AND s ST.
Handsome, Exclusive Apartment.
6 large rooms, kitchen and baths.
Reasonable Rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

ItE0 Ian E4N I'd, NV.
One Block from Columbia Rd.
Very Desirable for Families
with Children
large rooms, dinette and
kitchenette and bath ........ SOS 90
Electric Refrigeration Included.
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115o N ST NV

Very attractive small building in
this exclusive block near Connecticut
Ave.
l room, kitchen and bath. ... S45. 90
STUDIO APARTMENTS
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION
CONN. AVE.
LARGE Studio Rooms with Open
Fireplaces.
Bed Room. Kitchenette and Bath.
Reasonable Rentals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

wisconsin Ave.
Opposite National Cathedral
24-hour elevator service, telephone
switchboard, electric refrigeration in
Guided in rent.
rooms, kitchen and bath. 5000
rooms, kitchen, bath and
porch .s. AVp.VO
rooms, kitchen, bath and
Resident Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

THE CECIL
SOUTHWEST CORNER
18th AND l. NV.
DOWNTOWN BUILDING.
Walking Distance Govt. Depts., The
aters and Shopping Section.
All Rooms Outside and Large.
24-HOUR ELEVATOR SERVICE.
TELFPHONE-SWIT
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
INCLUDED IN RENT IN
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
/ Room and Bath to
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
$50 to SIS Per Month.
Resident Manager.
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1882 S ST. NV.
na1A AIr EASANT ST wv

-o.,,s Lstb ard ncr.b s7n M
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THE ARDEN

THE ARDEN
1420 r ST. NV.
Near 14th Street Car Line.
Modern Building
Electric Refrigera ton.
3 rooms, kitchen, bath and
porch observation-disclosures .koO.UO
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THE DUNSMERE

2523 i4th ST. NV.
Wonderful location; every eonven-
lence; splendid apis. rooms and
bath, s45 to so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20
BLISS PROPERTIES

IS B ST. NV. or 140l Fairmont ST. NV
Telephone Lincoln 1860 or Adams 8iC:
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CHATEAU THIERRY
S st. at goth
short block east Of Conn. Ave.
Apartments Of room and bath,
and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
porches-eleYator seryice-r es E I
manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20
1920 Ontario Rd.

3 rooms, kitchen and bath,
SIS to $3.50.
Electric refrigeration.
Resident Manager on Premises Z
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oUI-1I9 9In 5L. INV,
downtown location A very desirable
apartment of rooms and bath
for $40.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
GUT DOWN ON SIZE
 OF STATE BUILDING
commission PrunCS Nearly q Million Cubic Feet From Proposed
 Plan

Hartford, Feb. I5.-Ncarly q mil- lion cubic feet have been prunrd from the plans for the state office building, according 10 revised plans adopted yesterday hy the commits sion on the state office building. Tho new specifications. modified so that four alt"rnatcs arc presented. will hc submitted to the board Of control at once.
 Robbins r. Storckcl. chairman Of the commission, said, We had orig maIly planned a building that would take care of the needs of the state departments for 20 yea. to come. W" are still anxious to prOyI idle tine greatest amount of space possible without sacrificing on material or d"tractinG from the appearance of the new building.
 "It we cant have the huldiug as originally planned, we will do the best we can and leave the buiIding in shape so that an addition may. be readily built with q minimum Of cost and inconvenience.
 Tn" specifications first approved by lh" commission were returned hy the state board of finance and con trol last week. when estimates in- dicatcd that the cost Of the bIild- ing wouId be nearly q million dollars more than the appropriatiOn
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Dr. Ostos Alleges He
 Was Held in Chcckup

Mexico City, Feb. l5 Pj-Dr. Oc- tavO Mcd"lIm OstoS. vice president of inc anli-rc"lcctiouist party ap- pcarcd tod; y gt Mexico City news paper offices aud said he had been arrested and detained for three days in connection with tho investigation Of the shooting Of President Ortiz i;ubio.
 His incarceration was at military headquarters where he Was treated with every courtesy and finally re leased for lack Of evidence against him. His release came simultan- couslN with a granting by the dis trlct court of an injunction restrain ing his further detention.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
TAXI CAB STRIKE
 GUARDS DOUBLED
Yesterdays Warfare Moves Officials to Drastic Action

Pittsburgh, Feb. r. LP, - Deputy sh"rlitS, wearing 'tin hats" of war days, and police reserves drawn from all sections Of the city. took their places carly today. while city and county officials prepared to take drastic aCtion' 10 prevent rrprti- ton Of the disorders which marked Pittsburgh taxi drivers strike yes tcrday,
 Sheriff Robert Cain. Mayor Charles II. Kline and Police Super Inicnd"nt r. r. Walsh were to con- fer after review mG yesterdays rec ord of disorders, in which tear gas had 10 be used to uucIl crowds Nluch stoned and burned cabs and attacked atrikcbrcakin@ drivers and deputies serving as their guards.
 Cain said he would suggest arm ing the deputies.
 One driver. attacked with bricks and stones, was reported at a hos pital to have suffered l probable fracture of the skull Other drivers and guards nurscd minor hurls, brakes of one cab were released on q steep street in the Oakland dis trict and the car ran wild, topplcd into t ravine and took fire. Charles Miller, q driver, and his fnard, were dragged from a cab. Tho cab was stolen and still was missing carly today. Police express cd belief il was on" of those burned.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
MUSICAL SERVICE
Four \oun" Men to Participate in Evening Program At Trinity Methodist Church.

At the evening service in Trinity Methodist church tomorrow q spc- rlal musical program will be given by Albert, Ralph and Frederick Hrhlattrr of Storrs. They will be accompanied on the piano by Albert White of rIIrnvllc. These young men hay" given several rccitals around the state where they have re- c"rN"d enthusiastic applause.
 Tn" following selections will be rendered:
 "l Will Lift up Mine Eyes" E,illc 'IIoW Beautiful Upon the Mouu- tajns" ................ IIarkcr
 Albert SchIattcr, tenor pMortorN, Elaboration" .. Borowslyi
 Frederick Schlattcr, violin "Out of the DCcp' .....,... Marks My God and Father, While I Stray" ................ Marston
 Ralph Schlattcr, bass Meditation from Thais" Massinct
 Frederick Schlatter, violin
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Registrar Requested
 To Prove Statement

Boston, Feb. IL Pp-An order asking that Frank \. Goodwin, for ulcr registrar of motor vehicles, per sonalIy prove charges attributed to him that lawyers in the legislatures were being favored over other law NcrS in securing settlements ip d"maS" claims from q large insu,- ahce company, was filed with thr house Of representatives today,
 The order, filed by Represents tive Paul A. Dcvcr, of Cambrids". asked that the committee on rul's be authorized and directed to sum mon Goodwin. who is chairman Of the Boston finance commission, an 'dcmand from his proof of ,hc truth" of the alleged statements.
 The order was referred 10 the committee on rules.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Swedish Bethany

SmIa}. ':%" al. tu. Sunday school; io:lo a. h. service. music hy male cho'l1s; f:&o D. m. junior young people; ESQ D. m. regular evening s"rNic". with mixed quartet coll eIstlnG of Mir. Eleanor Nahlstrom. soprano: Mrs. FIornur" Ostlul conrraIto; Henry Ihonquisr. tenor: Robert I[liu2borg. baritone. Erguar communion service will follow the evening service. Tine installation of officers for tbs year will loo held di- lertIy after tHo communion services.
 Tuosiay s r. m. church chorus rehearsal.
 W.du.sI1y. ?. m. mal. chorus ''.h"arsrI
 Tmr,lay 7.i5 D. m. prayer yory- leo jointly wtb the Swedish I;aptjs, church "' rbo latter church in cu.:@" of re>. !. ,. rradrru.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

h" IulN"relti's ot Florida and Georgia and at Vanderbilt university. James Melton was rendered hero worship even turing his college . career, when hr was starred in the . college orch,stras and bl..I, and as 1 SoIoISt in th" university gIce clubs. l Keen ambition. however, prompted 1 the future star 10 give his whole time 10 music, and while at Nandcr- 1 hilt university he continued intensive vocal study under the noted Signor Gartano D" l.uca. Immediately upon graduation. h" went to New ' ork city. where inc was discovered l hy Roxy and featured as # member Of l;OXH's gang. In a short time he va; acclaimed a find by the radio audience, became an exclusive Columbia recording artist and was made member of the intornation- ally known ErNrlors, with whom he since has made numerous concert tourS ot Europe and America. His popularity as the featured soloist hroadrastiuS from fine NEG next rc- suited iu a highly successful debut on th.. concert staee
 'Ilis present status as soloisi both it, radio and concert comes from th" fact that despite the variety Of his gifts, James Melton has one of the finest voices before the public today, IIc is a real musician. and knows to the height of the artistry ho" 10 Wl"ld his Iunpid lyric tenor voice 10 inc delight of any type of audience, radio or concert"
 Th" Jenny Lind chorus is chorus Of 75 women, voices under inc direction of Key. Dr. Abel A. NhlquiSt. Dr. Ahlquist is known as the organizcr aud for four years the director Of the Wcnncrbcrg male chorus.
 The program is as follows:
 Aria" "Salul D.uourr Chaato If
 Pure" from Faust ...... Gounod "L" ErNn' from Manou =. Masscuct "NajncmrUr. Ma Ejcn Aimee"
 from l.r Eoj D'yS ......... I.alo .
 James Melton 'i - 'l' .N''l Ilf'tS'' l Q h WlId Rose ........ MucDoWcll .
 Jenny Lind chorus Tn 'h" Silence Of inc Night ....
 -....-. .......... Eachmaninon 1. Nacht uud Taumo ....... Schubert 1. S"ronaI" .....,...,....... Tosclli 1. An, Moon of My Delight from |
 ''ln Persian G3rd"u". Lehman . 
 James Melton
 DrcaHImd Children ...... Forsyth . The Night Has q Thousand
 Eyes .,,.....,,...... Woodman . Happy Song .,.......... Del Eicgo 1
 Jenny Lind chorus
 oh Lovely Night ......... Ronald . The Hills Of Home ........... Fox Bird songs at FNcntide .... Coates The old Refrain .......... kreisler
 James Melton
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Bernard Shaw Pays $75
 For His Own Witticism

London, FcN. 15 IP - Bcrnard Shave, whose life has been just ono wtticism after another, still likes wtticiSms well enough to pay for thcm
 Instead Of going 10 q fashionable wedding to which he was invited re- gently, he wrote the bridegroom a note explaining he had no suitable clothes for in" occasion and thcrr- fore had decided to send Hs q wcd- ding present the money he might have spent on the clothes.
 The check he enclosed Waa for I1 suincas (about SD.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
l nitarian Temperance
 Group AssaiIS Beck

jo@oE Feb. L. G H)=1}p ! lnI- '"rlw Temperance society ,od.y 'coN issue with Eop, James N. Hrr>. Of h"nusyNmm ju counrcIiou N. .g 1.I'"moNts he made in rom@ru.s Ia-I Week on the prohibition qurSoun.
 Nou say that tnoHgh II may .. 'H9' a majoritE favor monIhuiou. s,lI r runs coHut"r to Inc inmate mdlNIdUa}l-m of our lofbrars mI also splits inc r~publloan party. . rad th" socey'~ letter addressed 10 Beck. "Tuo Dattrr you say. car- ro' remain half try and half u ... Tt'r"lor" Eou prouoa" tHat rou- gross refuse aid 10 enforcement anI suggest that the people u-o wine mI ho,r"
 Th" letter stated t1lat ,fr t1o rrj.o thr country must uav for. L,cprr- any party aliy" is modification aud 'h' return Of thr hrrr shop vr b.-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
! ale Students to Shop
 For Aero Clubs Plane

N"W TTIT0T- F00- Tl -P--Wilh n "Jthdrawai of the faculty ban C. arplancs tho YaDo Aero club pla. 10 @rt down 10 business. A mcc ing will b. held next week to dccjG- oil lhe type of plane which is 10 h,. bought by @p students Of the clu. contributing $2oo apjrcr.
 Tn" embryonic aviators have be- dom- their hest at ground schoot m"eings and now feel that th-. ur" ready for some work in the air
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
C()llr1<(1>S;ftvires

chinese, l:"o D. m. tea by the forum.
 Monday f p. m junior depart mrnt council; G'15 D. m. standing committee meeting and supper: C:&u Cub Scouts; : r. m. Boy Scouts. troop :
 W"doce'ioy. -:@o D. m united week day church school. grades 1 and ;; i F. In. junior department cholr.
 Thursday. @ h. m united @crl> day church school grade :: o.$o D. Iii. church school faculty supper and conference, address by Prof, Lewis Nodous.
 Friday, D lo. Gjr scouts. troop 1; 7:2o ?. lu. Washington birthday party by senior department Of the church school
 Saturday, ] r. u- meeting of inc dramatic cIIjjt
 AssyrjHu Mission
 %Hnd"y. 1:"o p. m. worship at south church, prara,r Rev. r.. r.. Adams
 Monday @:l5 D. m. English class.
 Tuesday, D. m. uomrn'S Bible 'l"#S: 2. m. jolly juniors
 THIrsday 7:%o D. m. rjdrlty club: ':"9 D. m. prayer meeting.
 Italian Mission
 sunday, 9:3o a. un intermediate department of Hunter road Sunday school; 1o:%o q. ra. morning uor- ship al Hunter road. preacher. Rev. r. Alt"rio; 2:%o D. m primary de rartunut oI Hunter road Sunday school: f ?. m. worship a south church. sermon. "rhrco Big Men in America" by Rev. r. Arrrio.
 Monday, 7:%o D. m Christian En- d'"vor meeting and choir rehearsal Thursday. ':%o D. m, prayer meet ing a' Hunter road
 Friday, 7:%o D, m, choir rehearsal tt Hunter road.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
l Emmanuel GpNprI

S'mIay. lo:%o a m prayer groups; lo:f5 a. m. chjldr,n's mcs- sa2o, preaching by Rev. George I.u CI1sh l-:1a D. m. Bible school hour and sword dmll; @:&n ?. m. Cherry street mission Sunday school: ?. u. NomG Peoples service. leader. Miss N"rna Lockwood; ' D. m. preaching hy Rev, Gror4" La Flash.
 rGosd ", Boy Scouts
 Wednesday and Thursday Hftnr- noon. religions instruction classes.
 T1ur-day 7:%o r, m prayer and prais" service, followed hv choir practice.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Horses Will Be Used
 On Arctic Expedition

Copenhagen. Feb. 15 UP)- For the first time in history an Arctic expedition, leaving Copen- hagen April i, will use horses for transport instead of dog teams.
 The horses, carrying heavy equipment and supplies on the outward journey. will be slaugh- tered before the return, provid- ing food for the explorers.
 The expedition comprises number of German scientists. headed by the noted Professor Alfred Wogencr, who led the IH2' expedition To the west coast Of Greenland. II will proceed 10 Disco, an island off Greenland. and attempt 10 establish d per mancut observatory.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
T THEEAN rHUI;CIiI.S
First

sunday 1o:%o a. m Swedish srrN- Icr 1nd choir singing; r. o'clock sunday school There will he no evening service.
 ThursdaN tn" Brotherhood will meet An interesting program ~ith refreshments has been provided.
 Friday evening the church choir wilt meet.
 saturday mo,ujug the conGrua- ton class will mryt.
 SunI%y morning inc English rommuniou s,rvIcrs will he held.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
RADIO ARTIST 10
 SING IN CONCERT
James Melton HeadIinCp at First Lutheran Recital Tomorrow


 Jan'os Melton, prominent NEc' tenor. who's" voice is well known to New Britain radio fans will sing under 'b" auspices of the First Lutheran chu,h ot the senior high school auditorium tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. The Jenny Lind chorus of = voices under the diroc- ton Of Rev. Dr, A. A. Ahlquist will sing
 According to Dr. Ahlqust:
 "M"Ilou is an artist whose riS. in radio las been termed 'motnorjc.' It may be said that the attractive young tenor represents an American ideal Bonn in Florida. educated at
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
brnnln.- thIrrh nf (hri-l

Sunday, lo:%" o. 1u. prayer iu iho s'Hdy; 1o.lo a. In. prracntng. Harry hjodoi l2;l5 D. m. Sunday school, D. H, preaching. Harry Finder.
 W"dNosdaN 2:t5 D. m religious , lassoe.
 Thursday. 9:f5 T. m. religious classes; 7.l5 D w. prayer and praise service.
 Friday 7.@o D. m. choir r,hyar-al
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
stanley Memorial

sunday 2:3o a. m junior. iu'.r- mdilt" and senior departments. church school; 1o:t5 a. m. morning worship. sermon hy Rev. AnscI F. Johnson of Now York city. subject: "Huildors of the New World": 1@ o'clock. primary and beginners de- EurlmcntE,
 Monday, 7.@o r. m. Boy Snouts. troop II.
 Nrfncsday g:@o n. m united ~r"E day church school grades and f : D. m. Girl Scouts. troop 1G.
 Thursday. @:&o D. m. Ladies' Aid society," Wa~hugrous birthday party
 r'rjday, 7:ia D. m. social meeting o5 the Mems club.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
coNGH:GArroNAL cuJ Eruns
! iiNt

sunday. 3.1. to ll.o5 u. ul Sm- day school; ln:15 q. m. church kin- d'rgartcn: 1h:i5 q. m. morning worship, chi.drcu's story, sermon. Rev. Theodore \. Greene: 12 a. m. mons l;ihl" class, lradcr Mr. Greene; p. m. Armenian scryico and I'ibl" class preacher, Dr. IIaIi- dian: , ?. m. P'cnG-Yn club. leader. William Baker and speaker, Rev. r.. A. Paddock; 7:&0 r. m. Young Pco- plo'9 society, leader. Raymond Manner and sp,akcr. Rev. r.. A. Pad dock.
 Monday, 7.15 p. m. community school for leadership training, Trim Ity Methodist church.
 Tuesday. @:1J r. m. English class for Armenian women; G:%o r. m. Young Woman'5 Missionary society colonial supper.
 "Wednesday, 2;3o D. m, 9th grade week day church school: l:15 D. m. First church chorus rchcarsal: G:%o p. m. mons Bible class annual sup per and ladies' night. .Itvrcopticou lecture, Rev. Samuol <. Fjskc.
 Thursday ?. In. Armenian wom rus prayer meeting; D. uL S,h grade week day church school; f:15 D. m. Girl Scout meeting: 7:t5 D. m. Bible discussion class. leader, Mr. Greene.
 Friday D. m. Friendly Indians; ESQ ?. m. Boy Scout meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
International Bible Students Assn.

sunday. 9:%p a. ul 10 1 ?. m. vol nntcrr service; & D. m, Eihlo stury &t 1' Howard street.
 Wodncsday s ?. m. praise and testimony service.
 Friday, ?. in, Bible study Lead ing article. January 15th watch tower
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

h'Ne tho country will rightly refu-c 10 pay this price"
 The society Noircd the opinior flat 'th" only solution is 10 stat "HoIo-h'arl"dly by inc chief cXccr- fly" in his cfors 10 build mp prop, p enforcement Of th" prohibition law
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Il.i.Ni JDBI. DIES

New London, Feb. 1J-HcrnL.t Johh manufacturer and philanthrD- r,s', president Of the thread mann featuring firm Of Max Poilack aud company. Inc, died yesterday at.- "uoon in his home at Groton, Dea h ' as due to il blood clot on the brain
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

sunday, 10;t5 Fl. m. morning wor- ship, sermon, "christian Pioneering in a Mountain Stato." by Rev. r.. 4. Paddock; 7:l3 T. m. evening Wor- ship.
 Church school. 2:$o a, m. inter- modiatos seniors ana Italian group. forum: 10:i5 il. m. beginners; 1g:Io p. m. beginners. primaries, Uuiors
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
NI-~iN!ln"N Nlliancn

." local branch of the Christian and Missionary AlIjauc" holds its "r"jln@ at the Elim Swedish Eap- ''| church on Elm street. Sunday afternoon: 1 o'clock. Biblr school in England and , o'clock, worship in ItalIan
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
SIX HELD IN LOTTERY RAID

Hartford, Feb. 1j-Nearly 1000 lottery tickets were confiscatcd in raids made last night by local dctcc- lives Six alleged distributors Of tickets were arrested and more dr. rests are expected today. The six men W"r" hclI in 5000 bonds each. seven different varieties of tickets were among thoSr seized.
 Winning plays arc based on tn" treasury balance but, it is said, ;u many cases winners have been un- able 10 collect their prizes.
 Tho ocean is estimated 10 contain S6,So0, 0,h00, 0,00o,oo0 tons of brimiuc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
NlSr EIl.ANEOI.S <
St. Ni:iIl,

Sunday. 7.5o Fl. ur ho.y rom- mHnion; 2.ao a. m church school; II a. nu. morning prayer auI s,r- mou by lhr rector; , ?. m. evening prayer and address hy Er>. E. E.. S'yrIn@: f:&o D. m. meeting Of the }ouu- peoples fellowship
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Nt. Matthew =

Service in English at 2 a. m.: in German at 1o:A5 a, m. Sunday school between services.
 Holy communion "Wednesday from j to 7:5o D, m. and Thursday from 8 to 2 D. m.
 Meeting Of Walthcr league Friday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
| linn Ns,ctii-lD

Sunday. ":t5 a. m Hjblr school and mems Bible class; II a. m. and '.3o D. m. s'Imous hy tnr pastor. Rev. ANrl ]. Peterson.
 Tuesday, $ D. h.. the Foreign Mis- sion circle meeting in ,hr church parlnr.
 Thursday, 7:45 D, m. union service. Sn"oN"r Key. r. T. Fro1cru.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Salvation Army

Sunday holiness meeting al Iu.5o a. m. sunday school at 1l:@o a. m.: soldiers nre"iing t 7:3o p. h.
 InrSoaE. young peoples festival at D. m.
 Thursday prayer meeting at s !. m.
 Friday, demonstration and chj.- dr"n's dedication at > P. m. con- d7o'rd by Major and Mrs. C. Flrld. from Now York.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Nit'ilItpiia

sunday. &.%n a, m. church school: I":&o H. nA English worship; II:f5 ;" m. ''cjmn worship: 2 D. m. executive board meeting at tho home Of A. schulz, H. Beaver street.
 Monday s p. m. Priscilla Girls club meeting at tho homo Of Misses Clara and Lillian Nouu2, l55 Srrm- ford road
 Thursday I:t5 D. m. junior choir rehearsal; $ D. III. midwoch service in German.
 Friday $ D. m. Ladies' choir pruc- ljcr.
 Wor1on's Missionary socio'y. ua- uon"I day Of prayer Wednesday. &;$o D M. nl the church
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Reformation

sunday services, 10 d. m. Sunday school 1i:l5 H. m.
 Monday r.,uiu@. tho Iu'hpr league will meet at B o'clock
 The I"li2jouN school will meet N"iursiay aHd Thursday after uonnS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
DICTATOR ON VACATION

San Rcmo, Italian Riviera. Fch. l5 P'-- Lieutenant General Migul bc Rivera. Marquis be t,&t &trlla, for mcr dictator of Spaim arrived here today for a brief stay IIc is stou- ping with q spanish family located here.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Grace ( hiiTrIl

Jr. .. L. A. ML halL Glen street, Morning service at 1o:15 q. m. Rev. H. .. uuoy win preach subject: lilo" Intimately loo We Know IIim " Snuday school at 19:1o ? m. E'euIu- service at 7:f5 ?. 1u. Key, II. e. ulucy will preach, sub j"cH "our Father Who Can Call God 'I'ajhcr'H"
 Prayer m~ ting at l56t Staulcy street, ThuraIoy .'"uwg at 7.t5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Nt. ,IoIn's (Gcrnan)

Sunday. Mo q. m. English sorv- ice, @:f5 ii. m. sunday school: II a. ul German service.
 Tuesday, 6:@o D. m supper for 'h" sunday school teachers and Of
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
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