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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1924.
ANNUAL WATCH NIGHT SERVICES TO BE OBSERVED Wm
Invokes Divine Aid in Estab
lishing Identity
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-i .ruing en ir v in- u' i ,-i , '
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i a :.v ork pap' r, hr us h..
a Jsirev I. isiic w- ;sh 1 -"
; i-;a If-, is .", 4 i 11 ' ' 1 1 c- :;i",
: a agV lrw n ha!r al;. 1 .rg.
: i y-l'! iiv ry." She speaks win a.
.. .awion ft a. dra'vl, which I'.ia'.i .
i-i- JJh or Sn-ni.. si::; tf.-i-U
-'pi:,-.li mr'y, kno'is l.a'in irv
(.-- k fay r-'i ; nv mlT Wj i
tlr.-- fv-i-t'.rk .-vtvir-e- an. I Con-y
tj.-'ir)). Svo mvu p.-::- fuiiily i:i:lipl-
I f.ith-T, nio'n'r. a l.roth'-r 'no
i''i-s (i'1t 'Inn h' !'.? and a yon is
fj;Tr. Sb& 'ts aVft''!.'' soap:- n:-
-nwty aal taking a cour la in : J i -
'.:n.
Ashburnham Selectmen
Tiotest R. R. Action
Fitc-h'niirc, Mas.-.., I y. IT. t.iffi-
lal aynour.y HKnt w,is iiiadti tnday
tiiat t.lit; Fo.-ton A: Maine rnilroad
will close its Ashburnham station
.-.ad i-u;onti ;. Us fr Iclit terir;
i"-twin .S'iiburnham and tl"f main
!in at South AihburnliH m a distance
t thf mii'-s on 1'Vbruary 7, Ash
Vairnham sr !r''"' ni'in ha' o ontcrt'd a
protogt atrainst the deoi?ion.
The raiirca'i scvrral mortis aso
i.'piacd i's strain pasc-ngT tram
-t Ice en the branch with a motor
i.s operated on the raits. This bus
Aiil continue to op-rat . it is an-
ouneed, but -Mil carry only pas-
ngTS and tiv-ir bassaec
Henry F. Fordham Dies
At Long Island Home
Miami, Via., Deo. C7. H"nry V.
I'ordham of Greenport, L. I., died
h're early this morning. Mr. l'ord
i am. who was retired, formerly was
a f-hip buiid'-r on I onp Inland and
!.-.for was the h-ad of an oysti-r
- .ippinp plant. He had hem 111
about a yoar.
it
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
"Thr MMIij I hnrrh mHh the Big Wflrnrnf ."
Mjn.lny ltlilr. a. m. New nr Sermon
"f.OIIH fll HALF.'1
Our Mih to All: A ch Yrnr of -JoTful VnicI
k The location of Our Church May Not Re Known to :'j
jjjj Some In Our City, But You U'ill Have No Doubt About j
j Our Position. Religiously, If You Accept Our Invitation
is and Attend Our Services. 1
People's Church of Christ
Court Street
F. L. Brooks, pastor
l!i:4 a. m. "1921 In Retrospect."
7:00 p. m. "The Dones and the Undones of 1924.''
The Church That Offers
of Our fathers, and Seeks Only to Save Souls.
The First Church of Christ
(Center Congregational)
MAIN AND ( HI RCH STREETS
10:01) a. m. C hurch School.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. The Reverend I.. B.
Paton of Hartford will preach on the subject: "Christ's
FuJfilmpnt of the Old Testament."
1 2 :15 p. m. Men's Bible C la-s.
o:00 p. m. Armenian Service.
":30 p. m. Young People's Meeting.
Men are invited to hear Dr. Paton at 12:1", con
tinuing the stereopticon lecture on "Men of the Stone Age."
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WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR -
Traying That In All Things Thou Majest Pro-perand Rein Health As Tin Soul Prospereth."
IT'S DIFFERENT VERY DIFFERENT
A Picture With A Searching Storv
THE CALL OF THE WILD
SOUTH CHURCH-SUNDAY EVENING, 7:15
Doors Open At 6:45
Morning Worship at 10:45 Sermon Rv the Pastor
"CHRISTIANITY AND WITNESS"
If You Ic No Regular lun ch Home We Invite You Most Cordially To Participate in Our Worship and W ork
A Cordial Fellowship Awaits You
BULLET TAKEN OUT OF
HEART AND MAN LIYES
I lilru.-'.Hi) 11,1.1 ! i led Suicide With
I'ersiiiinllv Unlit Cannon
and I'ni't,
I'll, i-'. ''. Max iv,-k was
.t';i'' t"l iv .it -1" eurgoe.ni had i.
'r ! ' -I a bullet from hi.s h'-n, thai
: ' rj being ) i .i i-. ) i y li'h.1 ro-
' i . i : k ! 1 1 ' b.e frp'ii Is I, than t li -ni
' ' ivr "i -i ii in of h iiibwb .
I !:. i'' lo'lung house Ohrist-ii.i.-
. I ck ! ''-i 1. -J to end M.i
i .- no weapon, he cou-
'rii.'' -J ;i cannon of a piece of
i I pipe, rammed !iom a charge
' p...- -r. :i n 1 r a bullet used
I i "' f m. ! M.ik'-. Il-i la 1 it mi
' j'-iui- d i: .it hi peart and
v,.. ' b 1 fin. o.iurg,. iti) n red hot
I'l'i, i
i" pa so report.
t:
i i
1 ills r'i. I. at ltn N-fav
inalifill fn.aM. Tiioftfl lk
"f -ii' rH- "f h" lif.irt. v.
M. r ..p.up-1 a flaii" In I'l'i-k i
. rat t'lnnish tho fac around
i 1 i -' . .i iiv-ij i'atin? hy
'it;; 1' in Iiifc Via.u -1. arid pri'mirc
I "Ut tV fpilio-hii'-t. J'.ir
"a.i -hr.-i ro atcd into petition
r.-iiimod b".-iti nc.
an I
Stamford Youth, Killed by
: Trolley, Accident Victim
liridp, pn,a. 7, The .l-ath of
bucip' l'ac'i l.och-vood. 17 soars
I'M. Ill How- Mivrt. Stamford, is re
I'l'i'icd a an aei'idint hy (.'oroncr
J . tl .1. I'lT-ian today. V-.c'or Wood
'.ali, ':; Wiiudside- iicr.li.. ftamford,
motorman In cha"' of a troiley car
w.th 'vhieh a mntoicyoi a opi. rated by
I.c. kivood, collided a. 6 r.. m., T--'conihrr
in Sniiim".- .tre't nar
Itridc strcof, Stamford. ! i ;oiif-r.
"tf l of rcfpon.Mbllby 't t ( fatal
ity. Tip coronor ny-1 t'lat the mo
forriu'le had no lij.itr, aitllouvh th"
j hour --aa i p. m. Til : coroii' r also
fays, that the troll"',' car v.aa tnv.
jinc ft a speed not exce; -diiij tin
I miles an ho; r.
Russian Painter and
Theater Designer Dies
Paris. Di e. 27, I. eon Nieelaio- lch
Pakst, 5S, Ttussian painter and thea
trical dsijiir. died today. F.ak.ut
wast c.iiifat. in art at St. Pc fin
burs anJ Paris and aftr workmit
tor a 'ime in Mo!''ow soft 'ed In
Paris and rapidly achieved popu
larity as a dnsicncr for the Mate.
His cliir-f rniii -na.s won throuffh
his dsiCT for the set'ing of some
of the notable production.1 of the
llussian baH'-t, but bo also was
widely known as a portrait palnfr
and mural docorator. He visited t!;e
Pnitori Stati-s in I f " 2 and exhibited
a. nnmliT of his paintings in New
York.
A tvp.-ivritcr of white ena.mol and
tI, nun :ory kov. i.s in the pos
wlon of the rju'-en of Spain.
No Apology For the Faith y
scan
'1
Religious
UaplUt t hnn lie
rirst
o'llmik. mnrnlng wurhip.
by llio Kev. p, Canipb. 11
. I'hiirlcs.ton, V;i. K in p.
! school and Hroi horlioml
7 T. m . Y. P. P.. 1. Sub-
pi:! -.
S'Tlll'ill
MofKao
in , Ihl'
i 'a.'-s.
let: "Pare Problems hi a World
Sitting: America to tlio lu.-icuc."
la'ii'ki'. Mln Helen Plxcm.
Monday- 7:.'ll p. in.. Boy S '.nit.s.
Thnrsday 7: IT, p. in., II ry pra.r
u . tli-e "f the year. .Ml nr.-- invited
to l... present at the New Y' ar's srr-
I (MiKrrcatlonal t'liur. hi
Pirst
Sini'hij 1 .) n. ni., church school.
11 o'clock, inornlnp worship: Mib
.pct: iTirls'.'s Fulfilment nf the Old
Tistanp-nt." Speaker, l;.yv. I.. P..
Pi.tnn, r.K 15:15 r. rn , Men's
Piblp. class. Pr. Paton will glv a
bc-ture with stereopticon. :i p, m.,
Arnionlan senicc. .VtlO p. m.,
Younpr I'oople's meeting.
Tip'viay 6:31 p. m,. Young Wom
an's missionary mooting.
Wednesday 7:43 p. m.. the union
preparatory serico will be held in
the South church. Pr. Hill will give
the address. S p. m.. banquet and
New Year's rarty cf the Young Peo
ple's society.
Thursday 5 p. m.. Armenian
Pihte cla.s..
Friday 7:"d p. m . Floy Scout
meeting.
South
SundayChurch school. Imhan
department at 9:30 a. in. Begin
t ers' department at 1":H." a. m.
Primary, junior, intermediate and
senior departments ut 12: in p. m.
Mornins worship at lr:45 o'clock;
CHURCH STRONGER
SiatKlh show That One in Tvcry
Tbreo Attend" Sen iocs Through
out the Pnipirc of Croat Britain.
London, pec. 57. The churches of
Great Britain have increased in
membership in the Vest year on a
Tca'e not recorded since the great
Welsh Revival. With three small
xeeptions. the church in Wales, 'he
Scottish Kpiseepal church and the
Cr.it.ed Free Church of Scotland,
every denomination has increased its
number of communicants or mem
bers, the total Increase recorded
I: 'lug lio.noo.
While this increase has been made
in The adu't taction of the churches,
ihere bos been a deerea."e of ;;!,6fi5
in the number of Sunday school
scholars.
The Btrergth of ti e churches in
Great Britain is summarized as fol
lows: '"'ommut-tents a' d mi mlv-rs 5.
45.17; Sunday school scholars 5.
4f,,i.5r'5: Roman Catholic popu'ation
(Pr.giai-1 snd Wales) I t'97.55".
making a total or f:...;i.7;:. These
Hgurep, hovv,'ver. are nat i ..b-t .
as they do not include ui ; tistici
c' the s.i'vation army. ;'r-''hu-ob
of Scot'and, the I'att'iriai'S,
reop as 'o th.eir SUelr.' schools,
and a number of smaller communions
such as the Plymouth Hn", li n. As
affording a fairly complete :cord,
however, he figures nei lie com
pared wi'h fie last population cen
sus nf 45. 7'17, ,":;. On this isis. ore
person in every three s asCviat'-J
d'hriteiy mth a Chris'ian ctri -eh.
DR. BELL AT M.E. CHURCH
Former I,o.al Pa-tor Now District
Superintendent ill Speak Here
lv Address P.. TV C.
Rev. Pr. John JL-rey Be'! will b'
C.e speaker at the evening service in
t'c T:;n;ty Mthodmt church tomor
row. I.ir. Re; i i'n': district sup-r-!!
rd-u:f. o' 'he N"w Haven district
ij1 i-' sld's n New Haven. He was
paster of 'Irmity church from 19fi5
to I'.p'i ni l has many fri'nds ill the
Ti.es p'ci.a! rnusie will be eier
!',ons by Harrv ('" f'lms'e.id. Mr.
1 1 tns'- ad is one e ' Hartford's lead
i t-g baritones ad 1s a memh'r cf
it;.- I'crerrdia ouar'e of That clt.y.
tl- c-f up; V' '"' dtj-t 'hur. h
b'-'-.r'-.
1 '
lir''i:r:i:n vv,
' T';!ls of N.'7r,reti.. King" .
. . . . Hambn
a. ' 1 "ne R:rh of Meirn" . . L'-nni
h, "Keejuieni" Homer
"i.-.st Night" K'crn'm
"Tl-.- Gr-a' Aeai.i-inc" .. Kroner
Lr. r-ic 1 1 nail sp'ak to Kveryman's
Mil' ' c'ass a'so.
Flcnviiics and lUbcrc to
sermon, "C'lirlMlanlty and Wllnesa.
llearlns." Address to juniors, "I'll
lars." Pvcnlng worehlp at 7:15
o'clock; motlnii picture, "The Cull
Prom I ho Wild."
Italian Mis-Ion --Morning worship
at ln:Si o'clock at the llunt'r Poad
1 'ommimlly house. Sunday school at
.1 p. m.
Assyrian worship at I. tin p. m.
Italian worship at the church at
7: "ii p. m.'
Young People's meeting at fi p. ni.
Wednesday-" p. in., i 'hristtnas
clcbratlon for Italian mothers In
South church. 7:15 p. in., union
sen Ice preparatory to the celehia
'ion of the communion in South
church chapel. F.ev. Pr. ('.eorge W.
t'. Hill "ill fpenk. 11:15 p. til.,
Watch Night service. The quartet
il sins Pudley Puck's "Hymn of
the Night."
Friday 7::tf' p. m.. motion pic
ture ent. rt.:inment. l eatui e, "llnbln
Hood."
Stanley Memorial
Sunday la a. in., senior ami in
termediate departments of the
church school. 1":45 o'clock, morn
irg worship and New Year's sermon
by the pas'or. subject, "Good Cour
age. " 15 m junior, primary and
beginners' departments of the church
school.
Monday 7:?n p. m.. meeting of
the r.oy Scouts.
Sunday. January 4. Iti;'., p'.:45 a.
m., communion seric; and recep
tion of new members.
St. Matthew s
Frvieo In Knglish at f:lR a. in.,
in (ierman at lr:4i a. m. Service
New Year's Ko with holy com
munion at 7:4.', o'clock.
New Year's morning at J " : S 0
o'clock.
Religious Items
Li
j With the departure of 1P5 4 from
itlie world and the arrival of the
r.evi -born 1 925. New Britain's
churches, as is their usual custom,
are preparing to usher in the new
year with impr'ssive .Mottopa.
'services. Watch Night services will
be held in many churches.
There will be a Now Tear's serv
ice at 7:45 o'clock- Thnrsday evening.
Union service at South.
The Young People's soepty rf til"
First Concrcgationat ciiurch will give
a baneiuot and New Year's party be.
.ginning at H o'clock Wednesday eve
ning. The standing committee of th-
South Congregational church wa'l
n.cef immediately af'er t!ie morning
srviee; tomorrow.
There will be a Wao-h Night i
rv -
ice in the Trinity M P. ehuteli I
ginning at 9 o'clock Wednesday ev
nips.
Tie Woman's ll'ni" Mis-io'-arv
a-.sejoia jon w ill take t. a vi itli Mrr.
P.iciiard Hulb'rt Tin-.-iay aft, rr.it'jp.
The children of tb' A . M. K. 7.iea
church school will present a Chrif'
mas program at the evening servi1'"
tomorrow. On Moii'lay nveili,!
there will V" a Chris'mas tree a:,.
exercises in the chureh
Tliere will be a i''-i-tmas eare-i
sen iee at S'. Ma'l.'.- Kpiee,pal
ri'.ureh at 11 a. m.. ;.'-! a ihra'a
rtethlet-e m". wi 1' --'''i! a'. 7 r. '
p. m.
The Yours P'op1' 's e'.eiety nf t"'
hirst. Cocgr'ga'ie" a chure'n v.i:
'-.t e a banqu. t a - 1 New- Yar's
party Wednesday cv!., s'artir.g at
S o'clock.
T!ie Kminanuet G ,sp-' ehnrth - b'
raw- a praver nie.'irE" at 5 o'eee.ck
Wednesday nlrbt v hieh will .'.ve",np
into a Watch NiC :.' rv :ce.
Th" rrimmi'i" -iM.-h will enndU' t
i be- every nvnii '- can-.r.ss win re
ceive its comnil.-.o', frein th'- 'pas
tor. R"v. Pr. A Ahl-iuis-t of the
First Lutheran
irg s'n ic fnnv
Th- r' '' 1
-e a the Fil -i '
Vf Ines-luv ' a,-.'.-lock.
Th'T'
a' program a i 1
iuding with a la
' e at midnight.
' r,"( ', t 'lUf'h Ml;
'p ri.'ft! m';- i-
Tbo FouMi '"m r- i1 r,
have a Wat I Nivh v. ri r
cirnirg at 11:15 '' K W -1 r
MethodlM ( liiirvlics
A. M. K. Zlon
Sunday 10:45 a. m preaching by
l.h. pastor, Pcv. William H. t'nlnes,
IiM: "Whcro Is He That is Porn
King of the, Jews?" Sunday achool
at 1 -: :so p, m. Christian Kndenvor
nie. tlng at 6:uil'p. in. 7:45 p. ni.,
Die Christmas program will bo given
by the school children.
Monday evening Christmas tree
at the church.
Trinity
Sunday 9:50 a. m.. church school.
l":1a ii. in., sermon by Pr. John
Henry Ilell. 4 p. ni., church mcm
laishlp class, ii p. m., Epworth
lrairue devotional meeting. Leader,
William Pease; subject: "I Can Po
All Things Through Christ. Who
Str' ngllieii.th Me." 7:15 p. m., ad
dress b Pr. J. II. Pell.
Tuesday 5:05 p. m.. W. II M. S.
tea, with Mrs Richard Hulb.-rt. 7:30
p. ni., Hoy Scout meeting.
Wednesday 3 p. m Ladles' Aid
meeting in the church. 0 p. m.,
Watch Night service.
Friday 7:20 p. m., choir rehear
sal. The next meeting of the sewing
solum! will be on January 3.
St. Mark's Ilpiscnniil
Jloty Innocents' pay and the First
Sunday after Christmas.
7:3" a. in., holy communion. 11
a. in., church school Christmas carol
service. 7:30 p, m., Christmas Can
tata "Bethlehem,"
Fca.-t. of the Circumcision and
New Year's Pay January 1, S a. m
holy communion.
I niinaniii'l (dispel
Sunday 1" a. rn.. prayer and
pral' service. l'i:45 a. m.,' preach
ing. topic. "Weighed". 12:15 p. m.,
Sunday school. 5:45 p. m., Young
The people's church will have a
Watch Night service beginning at 9
o'clock Wednesday night.
I Tne K. P. C. orchestra will p'ay
' Christmas carols Sunday morning.
I Gorman
i Sunday 9:"0 a. m. Sunday school.
'10:::o a. m service in Knglish.
I 7:50 p. in., srvie in German; ape
.rial Christmas music.
Monday evening Christmas party
i of the Y. P. S.
I Tuesday 5:".o p. m... Christmas
party of the Ladies' .Aid society,
j Thursday.') p. in., Watch Night
' s rv ic.
4,711,994 METHODISTS
llii is Figure Given Out Today in
Publication of the Church Year
liook.
Cnic.'i. iec. 5.. Thf,re are 4.
7! 1,994 Methodists, according to fig
ures from the .Methodist year book
'or 19:.',. made public today by the
or!d se -vice commisAion of the
M'llo'li-t Kplscopa.1 church.
Thus mvmbere'iip inc'ud'a only
pr
p., r.
ory ana I'l l meninrra and
. iiiclu !. either affiliate !,
b :.' meniljers or adh'f-rcnts
"nri'h. of which, there are
.pes
t:
more than 1 a.'iua'i'O.
I.a: year the un-mb' rship w-as
I, H)",. 5 15. From the increase 0f SH,
1M7 m'ast I'" deducted a decrease of
"1,97 cans' d by d'athfi, removals
and tra:-.sf,ii to other chtrchM.
having a m incr'Tise of 51,450 of
which :7.i'.:. are in foreign areaa
and ;f.,S55 In the United Siat'-.s.
There are moreanca In 13 arraa In
it i niiel S'aT.-.- and decreaAoa in
. ;g'-' a-'.i. Th'- Omaha, N'b., area
s .o iel greatest lnerea.se, with a
an mi .rship of 585.959, an inerea-'.e
-,: '.."'79. r.o.s'on vvtth u nv ml.cnship
of 1 P1.193 had an increase of 155S.
.V ", the foreign areas eho-.vcd iu-
OLD NEWSPAPER SOLD
Man. heater Mirror. At Manchester.
N. H Port liae.1 Fly Uniun-T rosier
Publishing i o.
Mar.ehe -tor, N. H . Pec. 57. The
i I. ,. ion-Lead' r Publi.-hing company,
jvub'.shrrs of tl,-j Manchester head
ier and the Maivhester Prion, an
j nennc-d today the purchase of the
: Ma ic .-. so r Min or, one of the old
est a",ri'""n daby newspap'rs in
New England. The consolidation
wit ii tiie afternoon Leader will lake
I'fi.-ot Monday, and today the lr.st
. li-:ons of the Mirror as a separate
u.vsvap'r wi'l le Issue-,.
Tr.e two papers will I.'- published
'i.i b r the name of the L'-ad' r. The
Mirror sin... i's purchase some oars
a co from Re.M-crnns W. Flllsbury,
has be. n published by a company
pearl' 1 by John II. l ahey. publish
er of the Worcester Tost and former
pc si'b nt of the United States cham
ber of commerce. Major Frank
Kiifv and John T. Mu'hllng are
publishers of the Union and Leader.
NO TREMBLING BRIDES
Minister of Prominent Ungltsh
rhnn h Say., That f.irls Arc Firm,
M.n ."t Wind Up.
London. Pec. 57. There may b"
blushing brid's but th'y have no
j trembling hands when in the church
,or estry, says the Rev. Joseph Wal
lott, pastor of a promlnet church In
ISuuMiport.
I "You know what some authors
w rit.; about th' trembling bride," he
sav s. "P is all bunkum Pon't you
b' lleva it. The gir's write in a bold,
I firm, fr. e hand. It i the man who
has the wind up. The bridt gets
Worship
Prnplc's mcetlnK. 7 p. m preach
ing, topic, ."Striving".
Monday and Tuesday evenings at
7.45 o'clock prayer meeting.
Wednesday evening at t o'clock
prayer meeting merging Into the.
nrnual Watch Night meeting.
Second Advent
1":45 o'clock, Sunday morning
sen Ice. with sermon by pastor, llev.
Hubert O. Muggins; "Our Clod Whom
We Serve." 15:05 p. m., Sunday
school. 7 o'clock, cve-iiing service
with sermon: "Moses' Choice."
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
pruiee meeting.
Christian Science.
Sundnv serslce at 10;45 a. ni. Pub
,ect. "Christian Science." Sunday
school at !:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at "!
o'clock.
The reading tooin T'.oe.m 504,
National bank building Is open to
the public dally from 15 noon until
4 o'clock except Sundays and holi
days. People's
10:15 a. m.. "1954 in Re reaper!."
15 noon, Sunday school sssslon. i p.
m.. Young Pcopb.i's meeting (a sur
prise meeting i. 7 p. m., "The Pones
and Pndones of 1 954."
Tuesday 7:45 p. m., Bible study
class.
Wednesday 3 p. m., woman's
prayer band. 9 p. m.. Watch Night
service.
Friday 7:45 p. rr., rhoir rehear
sal. ,
IntiTTWiHonaJ Rlhle SJudontV ,Wn.
10 a. m Junior Bible class. 11a.
m.. study on the "Tabernacle". 3
p. m lecture by H. P. Manning,
subject: "The. Life of Joseph." (Part
two).
hold of the pen In one. hand, gathers
up her draperies in the other and af
ter signing the register throws down
the pen as much as to say 'that'B
that.' The poor man always makes
a mess of It.
"Some of the rirls are so v igorous
that they cross the nib of my foun
tain pens."
TP FINE PICTURES
"Call Kvoni the Wild'' At Smith
Cluinh TmiU t;w Ivcnlnj j
"Kohin Hrxxl" For Friday Mt?ht. i
I
"The Call From the n., j
the subject cf the featur; pi:tif "t '
the South Congregational .-bu.-ch to- i
morrow evening. The picture tells
of a puppy, abandoned by trappers, :
which Is left to it fate In the Sierra
I Nevada mountains and in his aeareh '
for tood learns the ways of his wId
cousins, the wolves. He Incomes as ;
one of them and la the terror of a
neighboring village.
The men in the village set (raps ;
for him, in Wis hills. The only
, child in the village, a lovable 'little
lad. Imitating his eder, goes into the j
mountains alone to trap the "Tig
Wolf." He sets his trap and then .
los's his way. He wanders all night
and finally eonma back to the trap!
he himself hnd set and finds the
wild dog a rap: i v e. j
i Pity for the dumb animal Is
stronger than fear and he ventures I
close enough to share his last morsel
of food, with the dog. Kindness
awakens the good dog Instinct and :
th'y roam the hills together.
Meantime searchers have found
the child's coat and are convinced
he was killed by the animal. Dur
ing the second night of wandering
th" boy is caught in the trap set by
his father. The shepherd instinct
is awakened in the dog and he
s'auds guard ovr his boy friend who
has helped him.
Heredity triumphs ovr the in
fluence of his environment while
with the wild creatures. While the
boy's mother prays for his safe re
turn the dog watches over him all
; night and in the morning his bark'
brings the rescuers and dog and
i boy both are returned to good
I horn's. 1
"Robin Hood." Douglas Fairbanks'
spectacular picture which won the
photoplay medal as the best picture :
of 1 955, will be the feature at the '
regular Friday night entertainment.
The picture is in two parts, the first
telling of the Pari of Huntingdon .
and I Is participation In the crusade
with King Richard. The second
part, less dignified end beautiful, is
more lively and pictures the earl's ,
da'entur's as Robin Hood, seeking
to uphold the right against the vil
lainous King John during Richard's
absence. The settings are of un
usual sir.e and beauty, the plot works
up to a thrilling climax, and the
acting Is superbly done.
"TEX COrMrMir.NTS''
AT rARSONS' THt ATUR
Conquering technical difficulties
almost insuperable, feci p. lie Mille
in "The Ten Commandments." com
ing to Parsons' theater. Hartford,
all next week, breathed the breath
of life into the ancient monarchies
and caused Israel and Kgypt to live.
The feat was achieved for the screen
while filming the Biblical Introduc
tion of "The Ten Commandments."
Whilst masf r painters and stulp
tors have reproduced single teenes
from the Egyptian bondage, the
Israelitlsh enodus, the wilderness,
and the giving of the Law on Mount
Sinai, yet the great resources of the
movie have never been used before
for this purpose.
Im Mille, in this Paramount work,
shows th" parting ot the P.'d Fca
for the passage of the Hehn-wa and
the subseejurnt uniting of the waters
to engulf the Lgyptiaus.
VERA CRUZ EXPECTS
R. R. SHOPS TO WORK
I llrlnstatiMl Members of thn Marlllmo
League W ill Ilrcak Open the Iioors
Which Were I,'kcil on Thursday
Meico City. Pec. 57. Work In
the shops, warehouses and offices of
!tho Hallway Terminal company at
I Vera Crui la expected to bo resumed
today, the. reinstated members of the
maritime league planning lo break
'open the doors which were lockod
iThurHday night by members of Iho
rallwaymon's confederation. The
i doors were locked when the railway
jmen called a strike In protest against
'a derision by the labor department
I cancelling the Cclitya agreement
reached between the baguo and the
; confederation through former Presl-
dent Oliregon, In settlement of a long
I standing conflict.
I The cancelation of the pact threat
ens lo bring back the conditions ob
tained prior to Its signing, when
port activities suffered considerably
from protracted strikes. Fears of
,a clash between the two factions
'have vanished, however, as the
'league members will bo given mlll
jtary protection, but the confedera
tion threatena a general strike on
the, Vera Cruz division should work
be resumed at the terminal.
I Acting upon a request troru Oov.
jernor Jara, General Alniaran, the
military commandant, yesterday oc
cupied the jards. VJv polling the plek
,ots left by the strikers and taking
control of the telegraph office.
' .Members of the maritime league re.
sumed work In the roundhouse late
in the afternoon.
END OF THE ENDLESS
Uxplorlng F.xpcdllinn Will Seek to
I'each Terminus of landless tav
erns Near Xcw Market, Ya.
Neve Market, Ya Dec. 27. An or
ganized exploring expedition, headed
by Captain Robert A. Bartlet, Arctic
explorer, will make an attempt next
month to reach the end of the end
less cavern, near here. According to
announcement of the p'ans today,
Captain Hartlctt and live other mem
j hers of the Explorers' club, includ
I ing Henry 0. Walsh, founder of the
j club, who recently maue a prelim-'
I Inary ttudy of the cavern, are sched- ,
I tiled to arrive here January 9.
! Tile party, it was said, propose to
i construct a cabin, as a base for their
( explorations, at a point a mile and
' a half within the mouth of tint cav-
A HAPPY NEW
Prepare to Start the New Year Right!
Put off the old self and put on the new, in Christ,
EVENING SERVICE 7:15
Speaker
DR. JOHN HENRY BELL
District superintendent, New Haven district.
Special Music
HARRY C. OLMSTEAD
one of Hartford's leading baritones
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
10: 15 Morning Worship
Sermon bv
REV. P. CAMPBELL MORGAN
Charleston, W. Va.
Subjcct-'T'AUL'S OUTLINES OF HISTORY"
Good Music
t ' M.' .(lay, 7:45, New Year's Prayer Meeting
All Welcome
r
Ladies' Day
at
Everyman's
Bible Class
Capitol Theater
Sunday, 9:30 a. m.
Speaker, Rev. Dr. J. H. Bell
District Supt. M. E. Church
Come and bring your wives
and sweethearts
mi, beyond which no on has avar
been known to go, due to the natural
oliatructlona encountered there,
From that point they hope lo work
their way back to the end.
Improve Status and
Culture of Eskimos
Copenhagen, Dec. 57, Knud Haa
niuasen, the Panlsli explorer, will
Uavo for Canada In February on the
invitation of the Canadian govern
tnent, with official of which he will
dUcuss pinna to Improve the mater
ial culture and etatua of the Canad
ian rsklinos.
PaemiiKsen is of the opinion that
the Ala&kan Eskimo are living un
der far better conditions In all re
pout.i than llsklnioa of all other
countries, and he uwTlhra this to the
educational activities of the Ameri
can iiiitlioritP-.s.
Cold Weather Blamed
j For Pittsburgh Deaths
I Pittsburgh. Pu Pre. 27. Three
deaths in 1'ittslmrgh yesterday were
'attributed to Iho zero weather,
i Helen Bradley II. whs fatally
: burned when her clothing caught
' tire from an open grate, Joseph
Andriani was killed in a fall on the
' b y steps leading to his home in a
' mining village near hre. The third
victim wna eMbert Mousinlnow. who
went to sleep with a gas fire burn
j ing. and died of carbon nionoiide
poisoning.
St. Mark's
Church
Dec. 28th
11 a. m. Church School
Christmas Carol Service
7 P. M. Cantata
"Bethlehem"
Uy J. II. Maunder
Sung By
CHOIR OF .16 BOYS AND
MEN
YEAR TO ALL
12:10 Bible School