New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916. | CHURCH NEWS |m= : ilson's con oo o || LIS IS the Time of the The Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. e et e ool Y ear to Renovate the o'clock. OLE AGENTS The Woodruff club will meet to- . morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the | B home of W. Byron Wilber, 419 West | p n erlor o our Ome Main street. Job and give an exposition of its b 0wl or vome work e § - See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A Stunning New Spring Styles parlor, Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock . o e cint seouts win meer weanes- | B large variety of Parlor, Chamber and Liv- | > In the Fashionable n illustrated lecture on American nistory il be given wunger the aue- | § ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. pices of the Fidelity club Wednesday TR DY BLACK d WHITE Seening ath thunl oolac, " an Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock, X = Dr. “]“” \\'!ll continue the address a . HENRY HEATH, LTD, London, Eng. oo e il | THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY : Effects in Imported Hats and Caps. ing on “A Great Poem—the Problent STETSON HATS fhe finer portions ot e voem. on | § 3 810 § Frankfin Square. New Britain, Conn. HART FORD. Job and give an exposition o f its e splendid truth. The Little Tourists club will meet i Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. | "\\ . | - - ~ == There will be a meeting of the Wide World club Friday afternoon at . AL ! We wish to call your specinl attention to our very charming as- othes e ) RN AN I emare ottt on o] e sortment of the Iashionable Black and White effects in Spring . = 7 land, will give an organ recital Millinery. No other time than at the present has the Black and Tailored at Fashion Park, Ro 4 ; o e 2 —_ 3 Gzt 4] Rochester, N.Y. evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. L] White been! so much in favar, We are splendidly prepared for the are will render selections of | - — . own and other noted organists. demands which exist in the striking and novel ideas which the MANHATTAN SHIRTS will be glad to improvise upon any | I O D licatess D t Black and White provides original theme submitted by the au- n ur € en ep . There are hundreds of smart styles to select from, each hat dience. Themes should not' exceed ' E. and W. COLLARS three bars in length and should be written plainly. They may be handed DENT’S GLOVES to the ushers during intermission. The Junior choir will rehearse Satf- < | : | differe o two hats alike, exhibiting the actual handiwork of the We are making our usual line of salads—which are ready for orents.n (i G Bithe indiwork of the . best designers and original creations from our own expert vour selection when you come in after the matinece. By buying your salads here, you are not only saving mpeney, but time as well. millinery artists. urday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. Tor Tuesday we offer you Fresh Boiled Ham dec i Hats in the Black and white effects in the height of style, some ARETEX CELLULAR ki All kinds of canned fish are to be found on our delicatessen with low crowns, others with high crowns, still others in the sailor lm 5 * First Church of Christ. | counter. effects. ported English Underwear. A special meeting of the Philathea 5 5 dpe + Crab meat, Lobster, Sardines. Tuna Fish, Salmon, Smoked TFish oL Al P RGil il ey ) of all kinds. and other equally handsome lrimmings. ’S 7:45 o’clock. An address will be de- ‘ ‘ CARTER S UNDERWEAR 3 livered by Mrs. Frederick Sumner of | Our own lHome-Made Mayonnaise Dressing is a big seller with | It would be a pleasure t¢ show you this very elaborate display Milford. A large attendance is hop- us. We put it up in trial size jars at 10c. If you try it once, you whether you wish to purchase or not, and every courtesy will be AMERICAN HOSIERY editor: will surely be pleased with it. extended. The classes of the New Britain Sweaters, Und erw: d H Training School for Religlous Teach- 5 0 a - ere il o amorow e |- Baking Specialties for Tuesday BLACK AND WHITE Welch, Morgetson and Co., London The Girl Scouts will meet Wednes- . day evening at 7:15 o'clock. Barker Touse Rolls it ti i sl 0c W dozen Suits, Coats, Dresses, Walsts and Gloves. Complete Display of Sandor Weisz, Paris There will be a meeting of the Lemon Toaves! - . bt B o Teach the Latest Fashions. Boy Scouts at the same hour. | = % X 5 e 5 o Neckwear and Novelty Importers S v onian SpicelBread S SNEITEIII LT i SR R Oc s dozen We invite your inspection. Women's Bible class will be Theld Cream Rolls .... B¢ cach Thursd fternoon at 2 o'clock. 1 Apple Turnovers . ... S .... Bc each We alone retain the selling rights of the foremost The Boy's Thursday club will meet 0 L manufacturers in the more popular priced M-n’s on that day at 4 o’clock. Wear sold under *he “Wilson” Iabel. e e | At the Candy Counter for o'clock will be ‘“The Meaning of Trimmed effectively with beautiful Silk Ribbons, Wings, Flowers Prayer.” The Women's TForeign Missionary ‘I‘ d W Off > society will meet Friday afternoon at ues ay e er y 2 o'clock. “Turkey” will be the sub- = P I E nn n ject of the meeting and the Youn CHOCOLATE CHIPS—A thin molasses butter chip coverced v Women's society will have charge with our double villi chocolute Go) DaTHS #3¢ pound o and will present tableau represents MOLBHSSS GUOAME ..« senes s snnnssss 21¢ pound Your're After; Then You tion of the subject. : : ! The subjects for the coming lenter Creamed dates ...... vises s 300 DouRd Don’t Need a Horsfall Hat CITY HALL scrmons follow: We are showing u ver Patrick’'s Day favors March 19—The loneliness of Jesus | and novelties. il fypical of the solitariness of the in- But if it’s style and quality you want some- — — |“EMANUEL GOSPEL” S o gene wns o mars § SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM thing to fit your personality and mark you ANUEL GOSPEL place in the world. | THERE'S A REASON as a gentleman and a judge of clothes. 1 April 2—Jesus’ companionship with City Items NAME OF NEW CHURCH |mn | April 9—Jesus success with some | | . _— men. oo 0 April 16—The place of vicarious iyou can find better clothes than |y b gL y : SR L o i THE ” Sices, buy thom, | FoNlowers of ' Rev. M. S. Anderson |s in human life. 1 | | | Call 906 for prompt delivery. ——Conditions made clear by rt. Held Services at Booth’s Hall Seeny resurrettion, Are what you 'vant. Come in and s e Machinists union held a meet- N estorans Ncighborhood Prayer Meetings. | 2 3 - UL festerday morning. Plans for the e Wednesday Iovening—Home of C. | wonderful line. meeting to be held Wednesday | The Emanuel Gospel church is the | W. “h, Stanley streeet. | ing were discussed. title chosen by the followers of Rev. Friday Evening—Home of | 142 MAIN ed D. Watkins has received word | M. S. Anderson, who recently re- - [ l‘ E ‘ REAM 1 he death of his cousin, Henry |signed as pastor of the People's | Johnson, 30 Francis strect. ¢ ° STREET ¢ » praueh, while fighting with = the | Church of Christ on Court street, ana | Friday Fvening—Home of L. H. | ish troops in Frdnce eyl eld W aarvioss Corlae b ey Bell, 87 Commonwealth avenue. | am u g lerger Swanson has returned to |, Friday Evening— win Home, & Friday Evening—Home Stockwell, Monroe street exte Booth's hall. Rev. Mr. Anderson city after a seven years' absence - sott street, . 5 rersg ecachers f | the Cro: will be recited instes 3 3 S o i o of the officers and teachers o instead of PAY R eden preached in the morning upon “Our Trinity M. E. Church, e evening, | the rosary TO BUY OUR KIND Calling in Christ Jesus” and in the The Standard Bearers will meet at | (¢ '\\“’".h" .H(}h:.vul' :‘,\'v““x}:w. B, P. A collection was taken up at the b i : Been admitted, to the local hos- |CVENINE & message on “Salvation was |the home of Mrs. Fred Goodrich, (\:il l_)‘ \‘(l!lnrldnl! Dr. Cross. After the | masses vesterday for the Negro-In- 99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with |40 TRUMBULL ST B tc undergo treatment for ap- |5.Ve™: N Grove Hill, this evening at 7:30 |, o o ] hour will be en- | dian Missions. HA TIORD dicitie About 175 were united with the |¢'Clock . | jeyed. Thomas J. Smith addressed a meet- i inew church according to official re. The subject for the sermon at the "ot ; the pastor, will | ing of the Holy Name society last eve- firs. John " Downes, ‘\\m- of | port. g Yesterday's services were well! m\ry\;:wk. :e v v.m'i‘lh"rsd:\r (‘\r'n'i“:: oty 6ol Ty afternoon | ning, which observed * Night.” —- — A 5 BSOS s e SO missioner Downes of the board |zttended and a spirit of unity was |t 45 o'clock. will be “Co-operative | .\ o5, commencing -March 19 Appropriate music was rendered b ’[‘ l h 46 M . PR o public works, has returned from |manifest. A cholr of twenty traineq |1i€ading in Luke. T SO R R e | G T SR vt (rv;':'li\'lcr\l eiepnone am St., NeW Brltaln, Ct. ptic City feeling much improved |smngers led the singing. Attendance nt | The official board will hold its an- | | ofi holy communion at the § o’clock ms heaith, the bible school was about 100, nual meeting Friday evening. An- | "y, .p 19, at ) o'Clock—*"The | yesterday. B ey heat and fow can equal AT AR 'f;"_fl‘ X“‘:‘ill‘;v‘:\‘l]‘j “"; Jpresented and | poliey ana Organization of the Bap- | A montl's mind mass was cele- strong lines of merchandise sold OITORTS: S cted for the ensuing | ;¢ brated this morning for the late John Wilson's—advt. VAR A LT B OO B EE S = | March 26, at 4:30 o'Clock—"The | Considine and a similar mass will be ing kept in cold storage since last| A rally of the Hartford group will | ooy yiigiory of the Baptists.” celebrated next Saturday morning at - — 2 pe held in the local church Friday | J 2 e RO S P P h - D < W " : P2 G e an o o tne nte s toware. | Painting, — Paperhanging, Decorating, Wall. the air takes on a fishy flavor. [resh The next session of the scwing G Sy i P C oqe foh ikl s il 9, at 4:30 o'Clock—"“The S C l A lw k " EL]_-AN 3 S agmicahk Lol tate, | scHool Wil be held Baturday attornon | o ARl & &b 4:30 oCleck—(Mo | Piles Cured in 8 to 1 Days. apers, Canvas Ceilings. All Work Guarantee Weldolnot 5611 614 BUtte: all cusibat. Lt lshorelber Growtn pan ”N:l\"&g“ \.; 1{.;;1:1(1‘ TONCY [ PAZO | “em———————etmeeeeeeemesseessesseeseseeree—rsns bsolutely Removes |ter is fresh made. Only four S Pirst Baptist Church. | April 16 at 4:30 o’Clock—"The Mis- | 114" a0 gt Ttching, from the churn to your table. The Junior class will meet Thurs- [ - PU 8 S0 0 O terprises of the or Protruding Piles. i i 't pe aw! o 25 2niow | day atternoon ool First application gives relief, 50c E o ‘I : ht made to measure, such as you pay ndigestion. Onepackage | not vay a few cenis more and enjoy |day aftermoon at 4 oclock. S | ation gives reliet. " oc. vents Tonig ||Eiade to meraure. Sauciiaa oy pe Pilliam Yorkon of 22 Broad street or Overcoat with very fine trimmings z i~ |vour meals? Russell Bros., 301 Mai Church night service will he held o | « or ready oves it. 26cat all druggists. | Lo " % | Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. St, Joseph's Church, : ) ; [ | made, ror only $10.50. Why pay The feature of the monthly confer- | A meeting of the commiittee for the £ . > Yellow Ticket”, Lyceum' [pmgrel Perfect fit guaranteed. Save | 8t. Patrick’s whist party, will be held | Management Ut to theater money by favoring us with your ; 1 . Hurry der now. The Fauntless Tai afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. With Their seriptions, — ess Tailors, 163 ~ | tomorrow Hi 2 E e ot | Main street, New Brit C 0 I g : High class photo play's, Fox’s | ritain onn, EAHIY Mflnmfla FA”GUE | Lenten services will be held Wednes- | This week the staff of the senior | peator. 1 photo play XS | Hoom: $eavt " g { classbook is making a stre: e g i i | aa e o o Sta ms 1€ strenuous effort I Hl 5 When you awake in the morning feel- | day evening at which the Statons of ¢, “get subscriptions from the junior i 1ng tired out, feeling worse in fact than | the Cross will be recited instead of | 1 - he manager reports that andesiicfan G EC e plc Uiy 1 when you wentto bed, you areconfronted | on Friday evening. A special service reti 7 all the seniors have al- | XOSNeY's theate | STOMAGH UPSET 7 with one of the characteristic symptoms | will be held on iday evenin at ¢ subscribed %o the book. The = of neurasthenia. It is due to the run-| which Rev. Itather McDonald of St. ssbook will be considerably larger Hundred Men's society meets in down condition of the nerves that rest| Peter's church, Hartford, will deliver % L.CeIAl VLATROL |y e Hal] ! s o8 er's b p il than any book previously published 2 Get at the Real Cause — Take does not bring renewed strength and | an address on “St. Patrick. At ‘the | 0:% e High sehodl, 2 i . - sleep refresh the tired brain. Overwork | close of the service a whist will be R 2 2 Annual meeting of Baptist church Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ; : | Each student, whether a senior ov * ¥ | and worry are the most frequent causes Ladies s held under the auspices of the Sl WOTLY, e c c subscribes to the book be- . | of this condition. Ald society, the proceeds to be used April 15 is entitled to have his | Wil (Bt DO R i R CIU B at's wha s of stomach sufe The treatment is one of nutritionofthe | o1 {he purchase of a new carpet for |, ure engraved on the autograph |Meets EE MG | fere re dolng now. tead of taking nerve cells, requiring a mon-alcoholic | the canctuary. Attorney Fred J. Cor- | (ihat t6 he printed in the back of tha — cs, or trying to pat ) a poor diges- tonic. As the nerves get their nourish-| yo(¢ or Hartfora will address a meet- {00k frec of charge. The pri Mercantile bureau, Chamber of |tion, they are attacking the real cause of | | i LI 168 pricesof 5 h ent—clogged liver and disordered i’f:fi;’}fimfi?&;;’xl-?loi:u'a‘fiifir;flf:?fifl'm’o;!t ing of the Holy Name society next |\ oy lc heon reduced Comme meets at 9:1 locl 1 3 ke 5 ot : Sunday evening. | UAIL NEAR CITY Gerstaecker lodge, 1 3.1 [oDs mawards’ Olive Tabilsta araoes o Y- TN o n Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills act directly on 1 Q 5 s e i sdwar ve ts arouse the Scientifiically Constructed, Mechanically Perfact, the blood and with proper rogulation of - < ‘ ey : rote sec- in Ju nall, ‘ jons of the state reporting tha | liver in soothing, heaii i the liver and bowels are pe i i i i i the diet have proved of thegreatestbene- 3 q o L Court Proape . aata n 1 H St. 1 N ¥ tan S s s 2 ourt Prospe ; , meet pe goe Price Low, Quality High,—High Amperage ju.t ot et | e Lot eorae i A . _ Church [quail are starving owing to the deep | Gourt Frosherit : goes In The anniversary of St. Patrick will {snow which makes it almost impos- | “" ~ i ‘obi tendency to anemia,)or bloodlessness, i i eet. ‘ SodaEn the thing for Autorobiles, etc. shown By most neurasthenic patients, i3 | be observed Thursday evening when |[#1Dle for the Dbirds to get feed, are | g oe Good will lodge, S. of B, |ton , eppetite poor, lazy, don'ts . i b horn o stories by locs servers, G £ R ROE S B e . : also corrected by these tonic pills. Your | ; zqhering under the auspices of Rev. {000 ny by stories by local observers |y giio. U A M, hall care feel bition or enc-gy, trou- own druggist sells Dr. Williams’ Pink flocks of quail were seen yesterday | bled with ed food, you Pills or they will be sent by mail on re- | W arty branch ¥ cn the outskirts of the city and the New DBrtallaiveiel ol ot & Olive Tablets, the substit ceipt of price, 50 cents per box ; six boxes { be held. Itev. John J. Fitzgerald of |pipds seemed unusually tame. One o Brliin el . | Dr rds’ Olive Table! P t I N N $2.50. Begin the treatment at once be- | Poauonock will delive address on |fock of a dozen was scen close to l"‘ BARL HURCh S LIeCt. b i ‘ a o 1 olive adie 19 “The Irish Race.” ‘hoir will ithrie i SERE e === | You will know them b fore sondition becomes worse ag | ‘“The Irish Racc ¢ a main road and the birds were un- 2 = oo lTau el SO x el CRyouscondi render a ial program of Trish mindful of passing sleighs and auto. | A. W. Harvey lodge, A. 0. U. W, | They do the work Without griping, crampg there is e chronic form of neurasthenia. L AR At or pain. Two useful books, ‘‘Discases of the | music. . mass will be cele- |mobiles. Buckwheat is a favorite |Mects at 187 .}nh street, g 3 .17 c = o % o e A . . one or two at bedtime for quick G CO 169-171 y Nervous System’’ and *“What to Fat and , brated on morning and the ifcod of the quail and present condi- Murdored For Only $10.50 | velicf, so you can eat what you like. A ¢ MAIN STREET How to Fat,”’ will be sent free by the | usual Lenten services will be omitted |tions afford an opportunity for sports- u y $10.50. | 19¢ and 25c per box. All druggists 3 xl)n Williams Medicine C'o., Schenectady, | in the evening. At the Wednesday fimen and bird lovers to do something Great slaughter on tailoring prices. | The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Q, N. Y., if you mention this paper. night Lenten service, the Stations of |{o prevent the birds starving to death, { You can now get an all wool ,:mll Press dispatches from remote sec-