New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1916. PONDER THEM| GO The churches of New Britain are working for the city and people of New Britain, your home and family 0 FACTS church is the one agency that makes B business to keep alive the sense of in the world You Throwing Your Influence on This Side? Why Not Do So in the Significant Days? © Some Church of Your Choice and Do Your Part efficiency. The Methodist church, In seeking to light on the important question most widely sed, Prepared- will have on Sunday evening the second of two addresses on this sub- ject, Rev. R. H. Potter D. D, of Hart- ford, a pronounced pacifist, speaking at this service. The young people are giving attention to specifically evangelis themes, in conjunction with other Young People’s societies of | the city. Mr. Cook is making spe- cial study in his Thursday evening | services of the Life of Christ by means of co-operative Bible reading: This church has just held its annual meeting and all reports showed most favorable conditions. The’ budget is to be increased $2,000, thus insuring live | greater efficiency; and an assistant is | to be engaged who will give his full time to the work. The Brotherhood ! t‘rf the church is place in front of | the bullding a large sign, illuminated by electricity. ! At the First Congregational church Mr. Maier is making a feature of the | morning sermons through Lent—*"The | Temptation of Jesus as a Type,” “The | Loneliness of Jesus typical of the Sol- | itude of the Individual,” Jesus tak- | ing a Man’s Place in the World, “Jesus as a Companion,” “Jesus’' Suc- | cess with Men,” “The Place of Vi- | carious Sacrifice in Human Life,” | “The Condition Made Clear by Jesus’ Resurrection.” The young people of the church are following the co- | rative subjects to give a better un- | tanding of the Christian life, | The Congregational church | will open Lenten season by cele- | bration of communion at the morn- ing worship. In the afternoon will begin a series of most interesting ad- | dr visiting speakers, showing | £y ng’ way the meaning of the old commandments for the mod- ern age, under the title of “The An- clent Law in the Modern Day.” Rev. E. T. Wismer will speak Sunday on | “Idolatry.” The Christian Service League will begin a series of evangel- | istic services at 6 o’clock, Dr. Hill, be- | | ing the speaker at the successive jmeetings. Tt is intended by these | ‘to deepen the spiritual life of the | | young people of the church. On Thursday evening Dr. Hill will give readings from an exposition of the co-operating churches of New ! I are anxious that the people of ty shall get the right at they, ying to whole cast now thought nes as rellglous agencies, There | elty. real do for the city. ides for the Seem to ‘think that a b 1s sceking to build up its own pte boay all contented in and keen churches, and happy if it this end, however weak be, irrespective of the unity as a whole and regardless pse who for various reasons are touch with any church. That | once have been the purpose of fhes. Bup every real and Ik has long since passed beyond B smell, and narrowing, and un- | mal aim. The church which Jiolds such a conception is Bd out. Churches today seek to en themsolves that they may ' serve the city in all its higher Tho co-operating churches bwe Dritain believe that the city s moral and spiritual good is br and mere important than the good of any one church or ination, and they are endeavor- ach in its way and as efficiently hssible, to contribute that intel- e and spirit which shall aid in sonable and permanent solution e moral problems of individual Social life. These churches are ng in sympathetic co-operation igetting their differences and em- zing their many agreements—to the whole body of the people, to better life here in New And this season of Lent, ng to the attention of the world ecific manner the life, sufferings, sacrifices of humanity’s Re- | er, encourages very greatly this of co-operation. ELL-ANS solutely Removes digestion. One package ves it. 25¢ at all druggisis. Dandy Candy Specnal for Saturday 50c 50c 50c 50c open h other is and to South the Club Chocolates, assorted Cordial Choc. assorted nuts with cream 1b. Cherries 1b. 1b. B60c 1b. 50c 1b. 50 Ib. 40c 1b. »Clark&bramcrds DRUG STORE . TheRexall Store IB1 MAIN REET WEEK END CANDY MARTINIQUE Chocolate Covered Nuts with Cream 39¢c Ib Cretonne Asst. Choolates Lady Helen Cherries . ... Whitman’s, Mary Garden, Crane’s DICKINSON —— DRUG CO., 169-171 Lady Helen Martinique Choc., Cretonne Chocolate Iruits and Nuts Charles Junior, C assorted chocolates Cream g Triola Everyday ramels Sweets Assorted Chocolates . 39c Ib AWS Page & MAIN STREET ! on | Testament | on | held at 10:30 o'clock and the Sunday school ! eightn anniver: ple’s society will be observed. | The | morning | Atkinson, ing. | will book of Job, spea lem of Suffering.” chorus will sing at Vespers each af ernoon during Lent. The regular Wednesday organ recital will be omit- ted, and on Friday evening Edwin H. Lemare, the famous London organist, | will give a recital. A feature of the work of the church thix week is an ! every-member canvass which will be made on Sunday afternoon and Mon- day evening. | A most interesting in the ptist church will be the conference on Friday evening of the ofiicers and teachers of the Sunday when Rev. B. P. (Gr father of the pas tor and for many years a resident of India, will teil of his life and ex- periences in Burmah The young | people are getting ready to present i h showing the methods of missionary work. A campuign for in- | er »d and more regular attendance | at Sunday school is being planned by which this department of the work of the church may be raised greater’ The recent annual meet ive substantinl reason for en couragement in all lines of endeavor, and all are enthusiastic over the pros pects under lead the pastor. | Dr. E. Cross. ng on “The Prob- | A large girly oceasion school, ing of new | Churcl_l Notices.| South The morning service church tomorrow will be tion of the communion. per service, 0 the first of es | of addresses by visiting ministers will he given on the general’topic of “The Avpplication of the Ten Command- ments to Modern Life.” The ad- dress tomorrow will be by Reverend Ernest 1. Wismer of the Congrega- tional church of Bristol, and will be the commandment against idol- atry. At the meeting for yvoung ple at.six o'clock, Dr, Hill w a series of addresses on “The of Life through the Christ,” the topic tomorrow being “The Vision and the Desire. ional Church. at the South the celebra- At the ve o Congrega Stanley Morning pastor Church. at 10:45. will preach on “What the Declares About War. school and Brotherhood at society at 4 p. m. Monday, 7 p. m., meeting for The Ladies' Aid society will Wednesday, at 2:30 p Lenten service on Thur: m. Friday, Memorial The New The 12, worship Sunday Jr. C. B boys. meet p. choir rehear: Second Advent Church. Elder E. F. White, Preaching services, 10:45 a :15 p. m., subjects, a. m., That Became a Wilderne Jesus the Everlasting Fathe Author of Eternal Life." school and Bible class, 12:10 p. m. Young Peoples’ cvening service at :30. Mid-week prayer and soc ial service on Thursday night at § o'c Young Peoples’ Missiona meeting on Tuesday night. All cordially invited to these services. stor. m The ana’ City D m., or the Sunday St. tthew’s Church. The regular morning service will be will evening meet at 12 o'clock. In at 7 o'clock the twenty- ary of the Young Peo- Rev. Steege will preach the sermon. the G Elim Church. g, pas Swedish J. B. Klingbe tor. Sun- hool at 10 o'clock. Preaching at 11 o’clock in the forenoon o'clock in the evening Rev day service and 7 Services In Booth’s Hall. Ior the time being the former members of the*People’s church who ! left that organization with their Rev. M Anderson, will hold Sunday services in Booth's hall. | first vices will be tomorrow Deacon Clougher at have pastor, their with leader. The 10 a 10 program for the day follows: m., Praise meeting. 45 a. m.. preaching by 15 p. m., Bible school, Supt. 6 p. m. young peopl Miss Gladys Atwater, 00 p. m, E 1l music by pastor. Tuesday, 0 p. sday, pastor William meeting, President. angelistic meeting, spec choir, by address 4 p, m m., children's Bible study. 0 p. m., prayer meet- Thur meet- A cordial welcome HA D\Mfi QE Y gy, You cannot A Ford to wait for hardware. Callup telephone 400 and see how quickly our auto delivery will respond HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. Rheinberger Postind G chorus” Duboie MASTER MASONS TO FOIL THE LATHERM nd h of Christ, Scienti Morning service at 10:45, “Substance” Sunday school a. m. Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. Chapel at the corner of West Main street and Park place. The reading room is open week days the same address from two to five o'clock. wirst Chu Subject at 9:45 | meeting at Instead of Miring Lathers, the Master | l Masons Plan to Use Plaster H | Board Instead of Deaths. That the master masons are not To Prevent The Grip. a_cold coming on, LAXATIVEZ BROMO thus keep the system prevent the GRIP. one “BROMO QUI- GROVE'S signature strike of the | was disclosed at | going to bother about the the lattet meeting When stop it b ng QUININE and in condition to There only NIN| B. W. on box. you feel 3 B lathers and the demands of for more of demands of pay body last night the the that u when the stone ma- sons and bricklayers were (hs\'us,\ml; the lathers was but the desires of RECORD TOW VOYAG New York, March 11.—What going to get along without said to De the largest tow. voyase-—! ol Gnce the latter have ew York harbor to Shanghai, China | ("o’ on a strike. in the history of the American cil- The method by which the m shipping indu was begun today ons ‘will drop the lathers i when the steamship Richmond of the plaster hoard In new structures | Standard Oil company fleet sailed | & BT s, Plaster <board i with tank barge No, 95 at her a prey Jtarinl which comes dn end. The two v s carry hocte nailed to the open stud- cargo valued 000,000. It takes the pla ding of "“""l“‘r““”“" LRGN, of both ind plasters and it o RAND The master | they the seen le-stepped. today that | studiously s | masons stated is The of the I house will be ROSEY PO BURLESQUE'S BI extended Hillcre: W. Main evening preach. Church, treet Dr, one 27 Services Sun- day welcome, Sunday Church of be ¢ services Christ s follows aise meeting 10 o'clock Preaching at 10:45 by mond of Hartford. Sunday school at 12:15 Young Peop meeting at Evening service at 7 o'clock Peoplie’, street at the on Court st Baptist Chury n The F Prelude Anthem Paradieum’ Lord is My 1. 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Previously applying plaster their job, but planning to | it, possibl be satisf have been board as a part of the master masons are get someone else to do the carpenters. The stone masons layers have asked an arbitration committee to their own committees and see settlement can be made. The masons :greed to name a committee, but did not guarantee anything further. the Hun- held in mecting of will be evening monthly Men's society hail Menday The brick- | derd name meet ! ir the to and masons a NOTICE. Of Honorable Kdward M. Yeomans, Referee In Bankruptey 1 will sell, for cash, at Public Auction, {to the highest bidder, on Tuesday, March 14, 1916, at p. m., at | the store Number East Main street, in New Britain, Conn., all stock | and fixtures consisting bicycles | tives and appurtenances belonging to David M, Kuznezow, Bankrup FRED WINKLE Trustee, 3y Order MOTHER GRAY'S SWEE7” POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, AGetaimRaliettor Keverighngsn stipntion, } eandache, g b Afroubles, 'l‘n‘lhinx i rders, snd oree Ty Brealc up Colds in 24 hours. At all Drugens !(l. iLClI. ‘:m\ul« mailed FRE Add: A. 5. OLMSTED. Le RDY. N.Y. 2 o’clock of de Mark. Tra Don't aceopt 2ny substitute. TWICE DAILY---2:15 and 8:15 HARTFORD---CHARTER 1026 ENTIRE WEEK OF MARCH 13 P. S. 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