New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1916, Page 14

An Invita To Attend the Openi SATURDAY, FEB. 12th (TOMORROW) In our preparation for this new store, our one aim has been to give you the best values in our lines that the market affords, and our one guarantee to you is, ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION with all your purchases or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Come in and look around. No obligation to buy. Just let us feel that you are interested with us in our ef- forts to give you SERVICE, COURTESY and the BEST of VALUES. 'WE SPECIALIZE THE FOLLOWING Suits and Overcoats New Spring Models. Every garments is taste- fully designed and shows that it has been most carefully modeled and tailored. Only the best grade of fabrics are used WE FEATURE Sincerity Clothes CUSTOM MADE For the man who does not care to buy his Suit or plete Tailoring Department at his Disposal. LET US PROVETO YOU OUR ABILITY TO FIT AND PLEASE YOU. NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916. DEFEATS OPPONENTS At Spirited Meeting Clergyman Is Re-¢lected by Vote of 96-30 Rev. M. S. Anderson, pastor of the People’s Church of Christ, clearly | demonstrated at the annual meeting of the church last night that his op- | are in a small minority for | was re-elected as pastor of the | church by a vote of 96 to 30. The | dissatisfied faction of the church membership which had organized a | systemized campaign to defeat him was completely thwarted in its plans and his friends carried him to victory by an overwhelming majority. The church was packed to the doors when the annual meeting was called to order and the information that a movement was on foot to oust Pastor Anderson added interest to the proceedings. When the business of voting for the pastor of the coming year was announced Henry C. Capen arose and made a strong plea in be- half of Pastor Anderson, extolling his many admirable qualities both a man and as a teacher of the Gospel. Gilbert Linton, who has been termed 4 X the leader of the opposition and who LAMSON - assisted in circulating a petition to ~et the names of those who wished to ask for Rev. Mr. Anderson’s resig- ion, tion To All| ; ng of Our New Store Complete Line of Men’s Furnishings as stated his side of the case Anderson was chairman of the recting and Mr. Capen called for an »lection by acclamatiop and the min- ster was declared elected. A rising ote was then called for and the Pas- tor’'s popularity was shown when a zreat majority stood up in his favor Attacks Pastor’s Policy | The insurgents were not so easily downed and they at once took excep- | tion to the rising vote method of elec- | tion, intimating that some of the younger members might have been afraid to stand up and vote the way they really wanted. As the debate again started, one young man arose and made the public statement that he was tired of attending this church { and being knocked from the pulpit Decause he was a member of the Y. M. C. A. He then spoke as champion of the Y. M. C. A. and its athletic branches and concluded his state- | | ments with the remark that “all you care about us in this church is to have up pay our dues.” His re- marks, which had been directed at - Anderson, received much ap- from those who were seeking the clergyman’s scalp. Those lined | up with the pastor were pained be- | yona words at this unheard of speech.’ | Tt had such an effect on one ner- vous woman that she fled to the ves- tibule where she went on a friend’s shoulders hecause their pastor was BESTIN AMERICA Spring Shirts Spring ..eckwear Spring Gloves Spring Hosiery And Under- car All of them the hest values we cowu find. DEPARTMENT Overcoat frem our ready-made stock, we have a com- We carry them because they are recognized far and wide as the best make of hats —Of course we have many other makes. RS ANDERSON e e Globe Clothing House If in any case you wish to buy a Suit or Overcoat, don’t for- get that our 1 30th Annual Sale Includes Hart, Schatfner & Marx Clothing None better in the world. Clearance of Children’s Juvenile Suits, sizes 3 to 8, 1-2 price. C. Capen and M. Bryar. Deacon- es chosen were Mrs. M. S. Ander- son, Mrs. C. F. Sheldon, Mrs. L. O. Tuttle, Mrs. Carrie Guite and Mrs. H. C. Capen. Events Tonight v that it may become a state revenue producer. The Williams bill provides that any person who participates in bookmalks \ ing or pool selling shall be fined $200 | for the first offense and imprisoned in the House of Correction for from | six months to two years for each sulvs sequent offense. The bill ulso autds { matically wipes out all local legisla= tion governing racing, including tHe several racing commission acts. The Ashley-Babcock Co. 177 MAIN STREET FOR THE FORTUNATE GIRL GOING SOUTH SHOOTS BOY IN HEAD. Air Rifle. Plays Important aPrt in Main Street Wild West Show. Much incensed, the father of Louis Foregette, who lives in Harry Alex's block, visited headquarters last night and complained that his son had been shot in the forehead with an air rifle operated by Charles Knight, another boy, who lives in the adjoining block. The air exhibited however, would not shoot even beans, so the complainant said that it was another rifle owned by a boy named Tony that played havoc with Lewis' counten- ance. The matter is being gated. rifle L ... 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Y. has had a lot of these books printed and will send you a copy free on request. Ask for a diet book also if your stomach is off. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a non- alcoholic tonic, {)flrticulnrly suited for nervous, neurasthenic people. Your drut,f.ggngi sells the_lntori' they will be mailed ostpaid on receipt of price, ‘on., six boxes for $2.5{). Rk i inconvenience all the next day. l [ lowir “Bought and Paid For,” Lyceum | theater. | ereres e S Wil g on's Everything New For Spring We hold fast to our policy "to clean house radically every season. We are Clean on Fall and Winter goods. You will come to us for we have the merchandise. You have confidence in us. You like our service and that i§ why you are a “booster” for v |@he Wilson o Selectad S 8 “Tie Busy Little Store” 8 NATIVE EGGS 35¢: Al strictly Iresh, only 8 or 4 days old. Russelt Bros. 301 MAIN STREET being subjected to such wanton at- | tacks Pastor Re-elected, 96 to 30. Desiring to sho that it was will of the majority to have Rev Anderson remain in charge of pastorate, Mr. Capen moved for an- other vo by ballot. Seeing thau they were doomed to defeat, the in- surgents again took exception bur | they were outnumbered and the vote to table the motion was lost, 100 to 34, As the members of the church paraded down the center aisle of the church to deposit their ballots in the ballot box the song, “Marching to Zion,” was sung. Excitement was | intense and one staunch colored wo- | man, a member of the church, arose . : and shouted lustily “Hallelujah.” The | Ladies Auxil final vote stood 96 in favor of the (IM Eagles hall tor and zainst him. [This an- | cement was received with great | applau Determined to go down fighting, opposition, throush Sidney Trader protested this election declaring that women did not have the rieht to vote, His weak plea received only the jeer | of the majority. Other People The remai business w a kinson, Sheldon, the | ter. Mr. the pictures, Britain council, in Judd’s hall. New meets B New Britain club ladies night. Men's Brotherhood concert, odist church. Meth- A gymnasium, circus, association Hungerford court A. O. H,, meets APOLLO QUARTET PROGRAM. o > to Be Held Under Auspices. the | Exccllent Follow:in rendered by is the the program to be Apollo quartet at Mothodist church evening under the Methodist Brother- o thi the s Elected. | auspices the evening’s ! hood: cd and the fol- | elected: Wil- Jamison o'clo of inder of Part T Day Apollo Ago Apollo Quartet 2 | The Garden of Your Heart BEST FOR LIVER, Mr. Whittaker—Tenor solo. BOWELS, STOMACH, When the Corn Is Wavi Apollo Quartrt HEADACHE, COLDS | somewhere a Voics is Callin 1cons were A Perfect Edward F. Robert Clou | liam | B Quartet Long 5 old Dore’ liven Apollo Quartet and They the and you liver righten ht up. bowels | | Smallman- | | Part 11 When the Roses Bloom Apollo Quartet Like Unto a be with Don’t bilious, constipated, sick, breath bad and stomach sour. Lovely i | Thon'rt Smith | Flower i Mr { The Rosary . 5 | Apollo Quartet | Twilight Is Lovelight i Apollo Quartet | Beloved 1t Is Morn Mr. Hemenway—Tenor Blue Danube waltzes Apollo Quartet .ogan—Bass Solo T Rubenstein Aylward Solo Straus advt. WOULD WIPE OUT BETTING. Tonight sure! Take Cas enjoy the nicest, gentlest ver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. Wake up with your head clear, stom- ach sweet, breath right and feeling fine. Get rid of sick headache, bilious- ness, constipation, furred tongue, sour stomach, bad colds. Clear your skin, brighten your eyes, quicken your step and feel like doing a full day’s work. Cascarets are better than salts, pills or calomel because they don’t shock the liver or gripe the bowels or cause Be Stopped by Adverse Legisintion. Annapolis, Md., Feh. 11—Senator Williams y-sterday introduced the State-wide Anti-racing bill, which bill, if passed. wipes out all betting on racing in Maryland The Williams biil by the adherents of Campbell of the given a measure placing racing on Maryland, and also levving of a State license, which would net the state a revenue of $100.000 or more a year. Appeals are being made to demo- cratic party leaders to save racing so | Maryland Racing May will he opposed racing. President senate has been which proposes high plane i proposes the a Mothers should give cross, sick, bilious, feverish children a whole Cascaret anytime as they can not in- jure the thirty feet of tender bowels. views.”