New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1916, Page 9

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1916. | Nickalls Will Wait Until After His Sec- | ona Eight Rows in Henley—Hyatt and Fitz Improve, New Haven, May 9.—Yale's rowing changes will be delayed till after the | Tace of the crew which the Elis will send Saturday to the Schuylkill to compete in the The eight which will be sent there will be the combination which, as the sec- ond Yale crew, defeated the University of Pennsylvania reserve eight on the next American Henley. CREV GUANGES DELKTED [STICCESSFUL YEAR IN ST. MARK'S PARISH, Annual Meeang Held and L. D. Russell Chosen New Vestryman The annual meeting of St. Mark Episcopal church was held last even- ing in the church, Rector H. I. Bod- ley presiding. It has always been cus- | Physician’s Eczema Remedy Dr. Holmes, the well-inown skin specfale ist, writes : 1 am convinced that the D. D. D. Pres scription is as much a specific for Eczema as quinine for malaria. 1 have been pres scribing the D. D. D. remedy for years. This soothlng combination of oil of Wintergreen, Thymol, and_other healing ingredients ‘cailed D.’ D. D. Prescription is mow a favorite remedy of skin special- ists for all skin diseasés. It penetrated the pores, gives instant relief from the most distressing jtch. Its soothing oils quickly heal the inflamed tissues. Druggists are glad to recommend thig soothing, cooling liquid. 25c, 50c and $1.00 Your money back unless the first bottle relieves you. D, D. D, Soap keeps the skin bealthy. Ask your drugglst about both todava | also ours. Americans today. We .extend our heartfelt sympathy to his family and parish and feel that their loss s faith and hope sorrow into Easter transitory ‘““May our convert our unending joy.' A copy will be sent to the family of the deceased and to St. Andrew’s chureh, Mount Holly, where Rev. Dr. Stoddard had his final parish. Mother’s Day. The second Sunday in May is Moth- er's Day. This vear it falls on May 14th. The beautiful thought oY set- ting aside one day in the year to be devoted to one's mother el same river two weeks ago. particularly Since the Yale rowing sumed work last Monday, for the first time on the river, no change in either varsity boat ! has been ordered by Coach Guy Nick- i alls, but close observers of the two varsity eights believe that Stroke Hy- att and John Fitzpatrick, No. 6, of the first boat when the reorganiza- tion of the two crews occurs. While the stroking of Roland Har- | riman of the first eight has been good, | the fire and dash of mnovice Hyatt, | stroke of the second eight has been | good, the fire and dash of novice Hy- | att, stroke of the second eight, has been conspicuous, and if he repeats his driving stroke of the second boat next Saturday his advancement to the first eight is predicted. Harriman is by no means out of the competition for a seat in the first eight, but his trans- fer to a place nearer the bow is prob= able. ; Fitzpatrick pulls strong oar, while the | or three veterans of the first eight has fallen off in vigor this spring. Coach Nickalls has been confident that these oarsmen, who have held their places in two crews who have defeated Har- vard, would display the same power of former seasons, but their return to form has been delayed. tomary to have ten vestrymen, but it was decided to increase the num- ber to eleven, so a tic vote could be ON’T overlook this matter of power. Itisimportant. You want an automobile that will carry you through mud, sand and snow, and do it easily. You want a car that will climb hills, that will get away quickly without laboring and straining its every part. was first suggested by Miss Anna Jar- vis of Philadelphia, who founded the Mother's Day International Associa- tion to provide the nec y or- | ganized support for the fostering of the movement, Thanks largely to her efforts, Mother's Day has heccme a recognized institution as the day on which each of us should pause | to acknowledge our debt of effection and gratitude to “the best mother who ever lived” on which we should be | with her if we can, and, if we unfor- tunately cannot, should make a point of sending her a mesage of affection | and cheer. In co-operation with the | effort to foster the observance of | Mother’s Day, the Western Union | Telegraph Company has previded spe- | { cial telegraph blanks, appropriately decorated with an artistic design of | Bradley, as|carnations and bearing the legend g | “Mother’s Day,” on which all mes- | sages of those who wish to send a word of greeting to their mothers on this occasion by day letter or night letter or in a short telegram. <will | be delivered. The emblem of the day is the white carnation, and it js the hope of the Mother's Day Assoclation | | that it will be worn by every one as | a tribute of respect, not only for his own mother, but also for all the zen- | tle and noble motherhood of the ! land.—advt. squad re- practicing Housatonic been seventy- confirma- just closed there have three baptisms, twent tions, twenty-five marriages and forty burials. While the number of fu- nerals has been larger than usual, it {is a remarkable fact that we have not |lost a single member of the corpor- ation proper by death or removal. “The held by the Bishop Suffragan was the most extraordinary event of the year. Its far reaching i effects arc beginning to be realized and promise most valuable results for the future. AN Of spectfully mission Not all cars can do these things, but you know that the Maxwell can because you have the proof. which is submitted re- by CHARRN T BODLEY, “Rector.” Treasurer’s Report. When the Maxwell stock touring car set the World’s Motor Non-Stop Mileage Record a few weeks ago, it encountered all sorts of unfavorable conditions—rain, mud and hills, over country and city roads—yet it cov- ered 500 miles per day, day after day, for more than six weeks. The treasurer, report of C. § showed the year amounted to $6 receipts of the an unusually 11. the prin- work of two Gen | cipal items of which $860.49; general special deficit fund, pledges, 975.43; $367.41; quarterl $66.45, annual pledges, $ he bursements amounted to $ 98- 9, of which $3.990 was for salaries, 3.81 for cho and $295.04 for ions. The deficit for the yeat was Russell was elected | $429.98. — The personnel | Resolutions on Dr. Stoddard’s Deait. HOW TO BE SLIM A resolution wa awn anent the death of Rev. James Stoddard, D. D., If you are too fat and want to reduce your weight 15 or 20 whose death recently occurred in York. Rev. Dr. Stoddard was pastor of the church from 1886 to 1893. The pounds don’t starve and weak- en your tem or think you must alws be laughed at on | resolution follows: “We the members of St Parish, New Britain, o Y account of vour fat, but go to meetir assembled, desire to Clark & Brainerd Co. or any our sorrow at the decease of good druggist, and get a box Rev. James Stoddard D. D., news of Oil of Korein capsules, take one after each meal and one before retiring at night. which has recently reached us. “Dr. Stoddard w: rector of St Mark's for seven from Easter Weigh yourself once a week S (e oo T e o el e s e b e but we may not be able to supply you here he has lived almost exactly one reliable method ths is for re- later. cycle of Easters lasting thirty years. moving superfluous fat from . He was a faithful, indefatigable pas- any part of the body. tor, full of missionary zeal and not It costs little, is absolutely | only cared for those already members harmless and a week’s trial should convince anyone that it is unnecessary to be burdened of his own church and nationalit: but sought and brought in many .of with even a single pound of unsightly fat. were: missions, $949.56° monthly pledges, 61.50. T | offerings, i $295.04; | weekly pledges. “TObaCCO’S tobacco’ I REV. HARRY 1. B‘ODI;EY. s'’pose, an’ there must be a raft of fellers that likes to chew an’ smoke the kind that tastes like a’ infants’ an’ in- valids’ breakfast food. Power, plenty of power, unfailing power, is absolutely essential to such a wonderful performance as this. JAKE POUNDS OUT HOMER, * Merwin Jacobson of this city who was sent to the Rochester team in the International league by Mgr. Mec- Graw demonstrated his terrific hitting ability vesterday in Richmond Va., when with three on bases in the fourth inning he walloped one of Al Gleason’s offerings over the right ficla | _Officers of the church were electec it bl |as follows: Senior warden, M. C. qulirad o nits in the game, Noble; junior warden, C. I". Chase: 113 : ] An’ a lot more marks must enjoydiggin’ i Rt llarh o i | treasurer, C. S Bradley; clerk, F. S. joydigg .tobaccostemsfrc.m,x putting wp 4 steltar gamo in B e between their teeth or tampin i R and F. Penfield; delegates to dio- . . - = & = cesan convention, Charles F. Chase "em down in their pipes an’ PPRVER b (€ AR and R. N. Peck. alternates, W. L. o - The opening game the season tryin’ to make ’em burn. prevented. I. D. to the new position. of the vestry follow C. F. Smith, Dr A. 5. Bradley, G. M. Parsons, E Ira E. Hicks, Charles J. D Russell, F. S. Penfield, Peck, W. L. Humason. Forrest, C. . J. Por= Whi B. Let us give you a booklet telling all the details of this record breaking Maxwell car. And let us take you for a ride anywhere. We have the very car you want and we will prove it to your satisfaction. Don’t put it off. We have a few Maxwells now, Mark’s annual express the of ac- besidex the of Humason and C. H. Pasco. for the Park A. C. baseball nine will : be played Saturday afternoon at Ban- RectorfBodley/sEepoxt ning’s field, the Maple A. C, heing the | Rector Harry I. Bodley opponent. The nucleus of the Park |his report as follows: devel- | “On an average St. Mark's parish A. C. team gives promise of oping into a fast aggregation. Me- |has one guild meeting in each week day during nine months of the ve Donough will take care of the catch- ing with Ramm doing the bulk of the | There is also an average of one s vice a day for the entire twelve hurling. Other pitchers who will try for a permanent place on the {cam |months. During the parochial vear are, Corcoran and Berry. The } ‘A. 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Billed as sluggers, the two boys lived up to their reputations from the first gong. Condon had the advantage in height and weight, and used his superior size to good effect. Hommey fought game- 1y and came back with a smile when his opponent would land a crashing blow to the body or jab him viciously. A crowd of twelve hundred peovle witnessed the show. HOMMEY. E. C. DENISON (GARAGE) 430 MAIN STREE™ There is & Magee Range DISTRIBUTORS FOR in just the style you b want at just the price Advertised Letters you want to pay AGEE RANGES | More baking power with less fuel. This result is attained by the Magee Special Flue System ¥ All Makes of | STORAGE BATTERIES | Recharged and Repaired. Large stock | of Tires, new and seconds. Experi- The following is a list of letters remaining unclaimed at Britain Post Office, May 8, Mre. Leula Bowers. Mrs. Frank Crowell. Andrew P. Carlson. George Dawson. E. J. Downey, Miss Julia Honey. Mrs. Frederick D. Hahn. Mrs. B i Kovacs. Miss Dora Kléps. 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