New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1914, Page 10

| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1914. Average Per Capita Tax in All Cities $11.93 IN NEW BRITAIN $11.58 KEEP NEW BRITAIN IN HIGH PLACE AMONG CITIES IN THE STATE Bulletin of financial statistics shows city’ Average Cost of Government in All Cities $22.41 IN NEW BRITAIN $18.67 PER CAPITA TAXES ARE LOW AND LIKEWISE ITS EXPENSES. The Result of Efficient and Economical Methods Used in City Affairs. Vote for JOSEPH M. HALLORAN and E ntire Democratic Ticket _Olw and Town Clerk—Edward B. Alling. Treasurer—Frederick S, Chamberlain. School Board —Dr. J. E. Martin, and Harry P. Roche. Selectmen—Joseph Hackney and C. P. Wainwright. PULL TOP LEVER ON VOTING tended in a body as did the children of the Sunday school and several non- members who, the pastor says, were attracted to the church by announce- ment of the meeting in Saturday’s is- sue of the:Herald. Ceremonies of baptism followed a brief discourse on “The Resurrec- tions,” at the evening service. Four persons were baptized by Rev. Mr. Klingberg. The string orchestra fa- vored with beautiful selections and the Mesdames Charles Johnson and ,mlder Le Duc and Miss Anna Wen- berg rendered vocal solos. Thursday evening at 7:45 o’clock, the reguler mid-week service will be held in the church 'parlors and on Priday at 7:30 p. m. Pastor Kling- berg will meet his Bible class. A meeting of the Young People's soclety will take place on Sunday af- ternoon next. | Lutheran Church. ! The spacious auditorium at the Lutheran church could hold very few more than those who assembled at exercises held both in the morning and evening. ‘The pastor, Rev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman, preached in the morn- ing. In the evening the Sunday school children gave their annual Baster festival with the rendering of & pleasing program of msny recita- t the morning worship on the theme tions, solos, instrumental selections “The Arisen Saviour.” - Inmates of and an address by Dr. Ohman. the Children’s Home, 120 strong, at- The pastor, in the capacity of pres- e ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————— EASTER SERVICES AT SWEDISH CHURCHE ‘Bt Luras 200 Congrege: s o Frrss. services more Iimteresting impvessive then those of vester- ‘seldom, it ever, been held ° At the Hlm Baptist church, Rev. . . Klingberg preached in BEnglish OUR LAWN [y YRGS irom the sub-soil, and the roller will press it back so that the grass roots will get:a qmck start. ~Rolling through the summer will keep it green and growing. ' Dunham “Water-Weight”” Rollers can be filled with water to nny weight to suit a memptledmf o iy, ooy are L SRatoy jor storing awa, are 0. bearing and musclf' sp«mynz’ ' FREE BOOK ON LAWNS to every caller atour store. LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND TOOLS. - Wheelbarrows Spading Forks . Lawn Rollers Rakes Lawn Rakes Hoes Turf Edgers Spades Shovels Lawn Fence Fer Garden Fertilizer Bone Dust Garden Seed ltackllfle Bros., Co., Inc. 250-256 Park St. New Britain, Conn, ident, is to preside at meetings of the New Bngland conference which are to be held throughout this week at Auburn, R. I. John A. Andrews i3 a delegate from the church. In the absence of Dr. Ohman, the pulpit here will be occupied next Sun- day by Rev. J. Torell, missionary to China for the Augustana Synod. Bethany Church. Rev. E. G. Hjerpe of Chicago, for- mer pastor here and now president of the Mission Covenant of America, spoke at all services of the Bethany church. his text in the morning and in the evening preached an evangelistic ser- nmon. Offerings were taken for the Eastern Swedish Missionary assocla- tion and amounted to about $125. Ba- sides addressing the children of the Sunday school, Rev. Mr. Hjerpe also’ made some remarks at a meeting of the Young People’s soclety held In the afternoon. At the latter, an of- fering was taken for the mission in South America, and an interesting program was carried out. The monthly meeting of the Young People's society will be held in the church tonight. Routine business will be considered. The weekly prayer service is held tomorrow evening as usual. The joint board of deacons and trustees will meet on Wednesday evening at the home of Emil Hjerpe of Maple street. Thursday night Rev. will give a lecture on People, Religion - and Work.” As president sion Covenant, the noted preacher traveled extensively in the naorth- western acquisitions last summer and became thoroughly famillar with eon- ditions there. Pastor Pihl's Bible class convenes at 7 p. m. Friday, and on Saturday evening the Young Ladles' Sewing| society, Dorcas, will meet in the church parlors. Mr. Hijerpe “‘Alaska—Its Missionary of the Mis- WINDOW SMASHER CAUGHT. Louis 8mith was arrested in a Park street saloon this morning by Officers Bamforth and Heslin, who had a warrant sworn out by Val- entine Blum of 37 Sheffleld street, who alleged that he threw a stone, through a window in the Blum home early this morning. Blum says he is certain that 8mith threw the stone. He is corroborated by his, son, Edward Blum, who gave chase, but could not catch 'the window He took John 7:37-39 for JOSEPH M. HALLORAN. City ltems i The Sunshine society will meet at the Y. W.:C. A, tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock, Miss Dorothy Willlams of Hart- ford is spending a few days with Mrs. William Dalgle of Fairview street. Arthur Anderson, of Stanley street, who, for the past few weeks has been employed in Springfield, Vt., spent Easter with his parents in this city. advt. William Sternberg of Maple Hill has returned to his home from the Charter Oak hospita]l in Hartford. He is very much improved in health. Members of the Burritt grange will visit the Wethersfleld grange tomor- row evening to finish the program for the meeting of the latter organiza- tiean, The members will leave on the 6:52 car from the triangle. The Wall Paper Store. Marsh, 38 Main street.—advt. The Women’s Missionary society of the English Lutheran church will hold a birthday party tomorrow night in 0dad Fellows’ hall. Mr. and ‘Mrs, Knox, vocal and pi- ano instruction, 40 Booth’s blk. Tues. —adyt. Place’s tango class, Booth's, Wed. —advt. Coach Jack Rourke returned to Col- gate collegs today to take charge of the track team. Raymond Mansfleld A. P, EYES We have made a specialty of in- serting artificial eyes and can guar- antee you a perfect match. Disfigurement for life unnecessary. | The cost of artificial eyes is very rea- sonable. i 'S. Stanley Horvitz (Registered by Examination.) Optometrist and Optician: 821 Main Street. Auto Goggles. Oculists' Prescriptions Filled. ‘Telephone. , Byes Examined and Glasses Fitted. . Hverything - Optical, Hagles’ carnival, April 11 to 20— ' ARTIFICIAL s business is run ON ECONOMICAL BASIS. Board of Relief—D. J. Farrell and A. C. Tuthill. ' Constables—John Ross, James Duffy, August Zehrer * and James Farrell. Tav Collector—William F. Troy. Comptroller—Hanford S. Curtis. Registtar—Thomas J. Smith. also returned fo the Hamilton college today. Prize Tango tonight, Holmes and Hoffman's. Lynch’'s Orch. Adm. 25c. —advt. Irving E. Ellis has returned to Boston after spending a few days with p’lls parents in this city. He is at- tending the Hawley School of En- gineering. MACHINES Exclusive millinery, hand embroid- erfes and handkerchiefs. Miss Grind- rod.—advt. Hat with a chic looking for. Miss Grindrod.—advt The entertainment tonight at Eagle's fair will be given by the Bel- courts, the famous slack wire per- formers of Hartford, and the famous Concordia quartet, also of Hartford. touch you are Tuuduy will be Odd Fellows' night and the entertainment will be given by the I O. O. F. minstrels. Don't miss & night this week as every enter~ tainment will be above the standard. —advt. Large assortment of nifty up-to- date trimmed hats, Compare us for prices. M. Seibert, 57 Church street. —-advt. 6 to 9 o'Clock----MONDAY EVENING SPECIALS----6 1o 9 o'Clock STEAKS 5 Ibs. 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