New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1916, Page 2

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1916. CHUKgiNEWS { We Are Ready to E on the /POLICE MAKE RAID City Items | % South Congregational Church. | arriage liccnse mas been issued 1 : . : he regular eting of the Cen- fliam 1. Sherman of Hartford . Ly Exterior Painting of Your House See Cur Epring Styles of Wall Paper We specialize in all classes of Interior Decorations,also Bertha Bartel of 574 Arch tral Association of Congregational city. churches will be held in the First | Egan of the water de- P B l b 1 A d I Church, Meriden, tomorrow. The S o gt SRl EE Jatii erti Arrested for morning session’ will open’ at 10 rsonal tax collections, Collector | . ; | o'clock ana at 11:30 o'clock, the ser- being, away on account of the | Sellmg quuor Sunday mon will be preached hy Rev. Claude of his brother. | G. Beardslee. The afternoon session | e will be held at 1:30 o'clock and there will be four addresse: ip’ HARYT FORD. And S§till the lovely New Hats Are Arriving Daily MANY CHOICE WHITE HATS Now on Display and Ready for Your S election c whist and Swimming mateh, Church St., Tues. eve. 1 angements for the Mem- 3 ay parade Will be made this| Peter Galimberti of 213 HWtford | by s, welles; “Efficienc : e . by A. G- Hammond Command, | avenue was arrested late yesterday | fecop ¢ 5, Lane: - WINDOW SHADES V., when a committee ap- | afterncon charged with the illegal sule | ¢+ Treadway, and “The Interests of | i for this purpose will meet. of liguor, following a raid on his| (o Kingdom,” by Rev. F. R, B made to order. Complete place by S t Bamfort 1 of 0. K. Health Bread.—advt | Place by Sergeant Bamforth and - | man. The following will attend—as . . : ; s P, 3. Mo ; ; ; : ne of e T (‘oqsmw }‘““‘11*’!‘\(‘v " \1 f:“ng-li‘F delegates from this church: Dencon li 2 Varm§hes, : Floor uncil will give hearings befare | visq onn o store Tudes Tt andipirs 70 Wellnigie and i Stains and Painters’ Sup- el LA e e e was called before Judge John 1T. [ . Steele, Mr. and M o B e A lgl\‘g n);.”““""fmm Kirkham in police court this morning Beebe and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Upson. plies. 3 Yes, the above statements are very true, new hats are being (e Tagenires g but on request of Lawyer W k. Man- |~ mpg standing committee will meet 1 &1 received every day from our own workrooms, in fact every hour walks during the past winter. | gan it was continued until Thursday = i le = ; £ the day ; hats are constantly B i e e B as co 1ed i 2Y. | tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. &h i |} of the day new hats are constantly making their appearance stivet, Michs Crow I | Bonds were fixed at $200. The Girl Scouts will meet Wednes- ¥ ¥ e R These new hats will surely be interesting and worth studyin - s senae FOWOWNO, Following numerous comvlaints, [ gay afternoon at 5 o'clock. ’ HN BOYLE CO 4 so come and see this glowing new and beautiful collection of styles, m“l"‘\‘;l‘ 1*;:”\“- i nd E‘“»\ the police have been watching Galim- | A{ the church night services on J by B shapes and trimming effects, a hat to suit every woman and most and Mr. bot, also vietims | perti's place for a long time Tl | Thirs0a. evenine atiiariolciboei T B moderately priced : 1 s g at 7:45 o'clock, the P = | ¥ priced. dents, will be heard. tain Grace ordered the raid vesterday. | second illustrated talk on the fields 3 AND :’FRANKLIN There are so many new hats that it is a difficult matter to e watching a baseball game at | When the police entered the blace | of Congregational work will be given. SQUARE. 8 even try to describe them. But this we will say: It y want Hill park Saturday afternoon, | they found a dozen men drinking and | the subject being “The Eskimo and @ large or small sailor, be it drooping or straight of brim, flower, vel- Wallace, aged ten years, was | it required two trips with the patrel | the Indian.” x vet, ribbon or fancy trimmed it is here waiting for you piked by Hannon the first base- | to take the confiscated hottles and li- | The annual children’s rally of the ~If you want a small close fitting hat it is here waiting for you br the High school nine. Dr.|quor to headquarters. The raiders|fartford branch of the Womans If you want a suit hat, a more dressy hat, a sport hat, all are here ttended the boy. found twenty-nine bottles of beer, | Board of Missions will be held in the and s.hlvn«lnl variety. s that had been plac=d in the | 109 bottles of wine and a large num- | parish house at 510 Wethersfield ave- See the charming White Hats in Milan, Chip, Hemp, Lisere n the new Catholic cemetery | Per of full and partly fillel beer |nue, Hartford, Saturday afternoon at 5 . ] LINA 5 > § | 4(1:;;1 -]\m :\n\l\. straw), Panamas, Leghorns, Fancy Braid Hats the winter months will be | bottles. 2:30 o'clock. The program.will take A y not only such large assortments and attiactive variety, but each hat e TolinoToialCainal o Jokester Sent to Jail. the form of a tour of the world. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. @ is the very best value that can be obtained. such cases as the families| Lucos Kossack, who tried to play a [ The annual all-day sewing meet- : lots there. | practical joke on a Jewish watch ped- [ ing for the local hospital will be % bers of the Stanley Rule & Lov- | dlar in Symolin’s saloon Saturday, | held in the church parlors, Thursday, O D H t D t t K e L e S ur Deiicatessen Departmen lartford to Middletowir next | fined $7 and costs. He was charged | will be made later. . A p g y afternoon on one of their | With stealing the watch. The Dedt“):r First Church of Christ. ;:S Sfcli“ tusrmug out a complete line of Ready to Serve At Middletown a shad din-| testified that Kossack snatched the | myiq churenh will be represented by oods. Save time and money by buying your table 2 S oh be served. | waten from him and *walled S¥UY | o pastors and signt Qelepates ot et ELYRLYLIL 2y ou’'reSure tohave more with it. Kossack said he 4did no T re . . 9 % . :: 2 b Tod U i e, v e o]0, SOl Brih G i Glned than a “passing inter- from the fel#ow and later lntenfl‘od 2ol es Which wwill 'be heldl in the | First Ol‘e H‘EC s9 i bring it to the police station. | The i ol ot t i h St H L s e s e e e | R R R es on Ice Cream est” in ihese Straw Hais. itomobile, ran into Sam = v fcer Ske ' A B O RANC T o i w 1 ls y : especially since when Officer Skelley | 13 ot Triven s A OUR AMERICADR ey an's milk wagon on Stanley | /0 dcs iossack he was headed for | i, ThottSs Mr and Mes F M- US A ,Bg, N VA,NILLA; LHO('OLAP,E and Clever Styles frem Bl satmanyfevenins ol R Sl e (Commeroiall | s ora o W ME TLosebetal Mre T TRAWBERRY CREAMS are 30c per qt. in paper e reailir street. When arrested Kossack had |yt STl qoiv 0 MR 00 B NEAPOLITAN 5¢'qt. in paper laft for repalrs, stored free of | over $100 in cash in his po s o : Al ov $ S T L = ::r- _uu\.llOK ‘ de_r;{nhpnm of :ha EGG VANILLA % e 40¢ per (]t. in paper § g 7 H | rady Jail. Sunday school will give an enter- e 3 : : > : . preile ‘;: ;‘eda‘; H_‘IH LA | Officer William Hart arrested Mi- | fainment in the chapel on Friday OUR BEST FRENCH VANILLA 60c per qt.in paper America’s Premier Hatter. feorge Bodo of 7 Vilting | e ; a evening at 5 o'clock for the benc- . i ~ TAT ] . | chael Brady for drunkenness and g [¢ 3 i 55 ear the corner of Main and | \roch Cos beace at his homo on |fit of the plano fund. SAFETY I‘IRST ON O‘URVICE CREAM H E H Sauare with his motoreyele | \oqgnington street at 12:45 o'clock thi The choir will rehearse Saturday THERE'S A REASON.” ; clock Saturday. Bodo Was,.,ming. Brady denied being dfunk | evening at 7:30 o'clock. y ly hurt. e eaty he had but two Lottles of | Rev. Howard Arnold Walter, who . AND avanaugh chop, 40 Pratt St., [ heer. “If I can get drunk on that | has just returned from four vears’ o ALLINAN, INC. Summer Dresses; white crope | \wnen Juige Kirkham sentenced him | vices next Sunday morning. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. s with touches of color; | 1o fifteen days in jail Brady said to; The Young People’s society is plan- AND te Crepes, Pongees with O nis wife, “Well, you done it, didn’t|ning for a big entertainment for the kg blorings, Chiffons, blue taffe- | you o benefit of the Daily Vacation Bible —advt. ok school on Friday evening May 26. B s Wiliz . indow display for big Wed- | NO CCNTEST FOR » The ""Fl'l\fllar )mf:“"{fz IOf :1“9 Boy | Mrs, J. B. Rees and Mrs. James Ser- ENGLISH LUTHERANS bargains in The Curran Dry o Scoutsbyalliibe in eld Wednesdavievenivice! PLAN ~ London’s F: it dy i t variet » N NEW CHURCH ondon’s Favorites—ready in great variety Co.'s—advt. CLUB PRESIDENCY ing at 7:15 o’cloc e , The Armenian Women's Bible class b V. O'Brien and Miss Mar- will meet Thursday afternoon at 2| An anniversary mass for the late Crean will be married early In | g . Alling Candidate For Re-Elec- | o'clock. John O'Neill will be celebrated at St. TO MOVE OFFICE ompletion of the rew factory of the Fafnir Bearing com- ings about a much needed op- v of converting inio manu- | g space the present quarter fiices as well as those of the Cooley in the old building. The Iding has been so arranged to pace for an up-to-dato office h company and steps will! y be taken next week to move new quarters. plutely Removes gestion. One package s it. 25c at all druggists. CAPS English and the Scotch now a great deal about caps ced malke a different shape and it of much finer material jve usually do. English “Heath” caps—at nd $3.00 are very “doggy.” have an unusual showing of ind $1.50 domestic caps as LL-ANS tion In First—J. G. Woods Not An Active Candidate. Following requests from a number of the members B, W. Alling will be a candidate for re-election as presi- dent at the annual meeting of the First Ward Republican club Tuesdey evening, May 23. The meeting will be | held in Bardeck's hall. The date has been changed from Friday. Mr. Alling b heen president of this club for the past year and his administration has been a most suc- cessful one. In view of this fact he has been asked to be a candition for re-election. Mr. Alling 1s a w known lawyer, being a member of also holding the office of liquor pros- ecutor. Vice president Joseph G. Woods, | another prominent local lawver, has | also been mentioned as a candidate for the presidency but since Mr. Al- ling announced his intention of beinz a candidate Mr, Woods has gracefully | withdrawn, having no desire to have a contest in the ward club and not eeking the office. Tt is probabie that | in case of Mr. Alling’s re-election, Mr. Woods will likewise be re-elected | to his present office. PROHIBITION DELEGATES, Alternates Are Also Named for State Convention of Temperance Party. Following are the delegates and al- ternates to the Prohibition State | Convention: Leonard Kurtz, BE. E. Agard, B. B. Bassett, G. A, Graves, | F. G. Platt; alternates, Albin Carl- son, W. E. Doolittle, John Sloan, F. L. Wooster, J. A. Carlson and M Alice V. Corbin. All interested in the prohibition movement who wish to hear the Hon. | Eugene N. former governor of Massachusetts when he speaks in | Hartford, Wednesday evening, will meet at the depot in time to catch the #:22 o'clock train. CEDARALL (All Cedar) : ! NATURAL CEDAR LEAF A Protection Against the Moth treated that it has three times the strength of Cedar alone. HAS A REFINED ODOR IS CLEA AND PURE excellent preparation for eliminating moths and preventing them from damaging woolens, etc. Will not injure the finest fab%icg. ’ 10c and 25¢ Cang JICKINSON DRUG CO. MA1r1~16".é1T711mE1 » the law firm of Klett & Alling and | The subject for the week-night ser- vice Thursday evening at 7:45 oclock will be “The Meaning of Prayer,” chapter VIT. The annual meeting of the Wom- ans Iforeign hranch will be held Fri- ¢ afternoon at 3 o'clock. The sub- ject will be ‘““The Waldensians,- the McAll Missions and Spain.” Neighborhood Pray Meetings. Wednesday—Home of George K. 378 Stanley street. Home of E. C. Stockwell, Monroe street extension; home of Fred Latham, 29 Clinton street; home f A. F. Johnson, 37 Welles street; Erwin home. First Baptist Church. Rev. E. B. Cross addressed the union service of the Baptist churches in the Asylum avenue church, Harvt- ford last evening. The Everyland league will meet this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Tho Northfield conference will he i cussed and a large attendance hoped for. There will be junior meecting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Church night services will he helq Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor society will hold a social at the bungalow Friday evening. Members are request ed to take the 6:22 trolley and bring their lunches. The following new members have been received into the church, on confession of faith, Mi argery Strong, Joel Yohannon; by letter, Misses Katherine Bradley, Gertrude Buemmer, Marion Callender, Eunice Humphrey, Gertrude Niles, Fdith Steele, Sidney Dixon and Briggs Par- sons. Special services will be held as fol- lows: May 28, G. A. R. worship: June 4, College Sunday, at which the speaker will be Professor A. H. Jones of Brown university June 11, Chil- dren’s Sunday Trinfty M. Church.: The Philathea cl; will hold a business meeting and social this evening at 7:45 o'clock. The Girl Scouts will meet tomor- row afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Ladies Aid society will hold an all day sewing meeting Wednesday. Mid-week services will be held Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. There will be a meeting of the Boy Scouts Fri v evening at 7:30 o’cloc. The next session of the sew chool will be held Saturday afte noon at 2 o'clock. nley Memorial Church. The trustees of the church will meet this evening at 7 o’clock. A branch of the Campfire Girls will be rganized this evening at 7:20 o'clock. Miss Amy Rhodes, a mem- | ber of the Y. W. C. A. order, will act as organizer. The Boy Scouts wili meet Wednes- day evening at 7 o'clock to make plans for a camping trip this sum- mer. It is planned to have the cany at Camp Pocotapaug in July. The Tadies Aid society ill hold {a supper Thursday evening, May Mrs. F. K. Rhodes is chairman of the committee in charge. The following will attend tne Cen- tral association conference in Meriden | tomorrow delegates from this church: Mrs, F. E. Rhodes Mrs. O. A. Marsh, Mrs. A. Beebe, Mx Arthur Knapp, Mrs. P. H. Goddard, Mrs. Mary’s church Thursday Tomorrow celebrated Loughman mind mass celebrated this morn- Friday morning a tormation until a later date. Drilling of the Tierney Guards wiil held twice a this week, on evenings at 7 Hours Devotion, Confessions will be celebrated Monday will be heard at the same vious days. On Wedne tinuing far 7:30 o’clock and on the closing even- ing the relic of the saint communion has Wednesday afternoons i morning at 7 SHRINERS' THEATER PARTY. Next Monday large delegation in full dress suits and their char they would like to sec * production, name of which pacity of the Kornberger, Crossman, * members of meeting of 19, has been char to the preceding evenir ing will be held in wil be followed by rization ily Progressed- The annual meeting of the Iinglish Lutheran church of the Ieformation was held yesterday afternoon in the | quarters on Hungerford court. Rev | ] A f > at | Established Here Ten Years Ago, Re- i n‘m u g ( ligious Or; Has Stead- 4 . : 1 i Irederick C. Wunder, the pastor, pre- sided and in presenting his annual re- | port broached the subject of a new edifice. The church owns a lot at the | end of Hungerford court and it is con- | idered an ideal site. The past year has been very successful and it is | ! expected the next year will be even | more so- It is planned to discuss the | | matter frequently and it is hoped the building will be a reality in the near future. During the year, forty-eight new memn.bers were received into the | church, thirty-two by letter and six- teen by confirmation. The church has now the largest membership in | its history, totaling 172. There are fifty-three children belonging. The | total membership of the Sunday school is 110, while the crad roll i comprises twenty-six members during the year. Sixteen were con firmed. There were two marriages | and one funeral. The financial —secretary’s report | showed the condition of the treasu to be better than ever before. Since May 1, 19 the receip have doubled This is considered remark- ble, as no fairs or soclal events were | held during the year for the purpose of collecting money, the entire sum | being gathered from the membe The report of the various organi tions of the church showed all are in | flourishing condition. Miss Ethel Olson will continue as leader and i director of the choir, which she or- ganized about five years ago. The servation of the tenth anniversary, which Will be held October 29 to 31 The Luther league now comprises twenty-five members and is interested in many activities. A sunshine so- regularly. The church council in the futur will consist of ten members and the minister. New members were elected thur Olson Arthur Pierson | elected delegate to the annua] ing of the New York and Ne land Synod, at Elmira, N. Y 20 to 23, and Louis Recknagle was chosen alternate. Edward Senf wz appointed chairman of the committee tenth anniversary of the founding of the church, which will be held Octo- ber 29 to 31. Richard Harding Davis's Best. tragedy of a beautiful woman spy. Full of romance and intrigue froi the beginning to the end. This story be published in the Magazine and Story section of next Sunday's New York World. Order your copy of The World from your newsdealer in advance.—advt. en | 8 infants and one adult we ptisea | pernumerary Officer J. J. O'Leary pre- | suded, the supernumerary police pre 5 ciety has been organized and meets | . on the council: Alfrea Olson, Wil- | liam Benke, Louis Recknagle and Ar- | to prepare for the observation of the | in city Fafnir Bearing Company Entertains The best Richard Harding Davis's | last war stories is that entitled | “Somewhere in I‘rance,” the vivid | illustrated in colors and complete will | §fT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 3-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with }40 TRUMBULL ST HARTFORD. 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Kyle close of the entertainment refre ments were served followed by d wed a new schedule of pey Which | jneg Gilbert's orchestr furr hope will be adopted Biislc) Ducine th ening The list was presented to Chiet - | phone so Fri lartin jings who will turn it over to (le s cntertain hoard for action and concerts, $1: weddings. chris REDUCES CHURCH DER dances, fairs, ete, $2.30 unti midnight, and fifty cents per hour af midaight: theaters per per- | St. Joseph's Mort > Is Low formance ;strike duty when not paid Payment of $1,037. the city, trirty-five cents per heur all out-of-town work, $5 for an aftcr noon, with carfare and menls base | games, foothall games, ete., wit limits, $1.50 ;street duty BUILDING, DANCE IN NEW The accomplishmer Employes in Pleasing Manner. tion is increased ev With an auspicious opening, the | gress that the parish is ma rew factory building of the Fafnir |its zealous pastor it is Bearing company on Booth street fine husiness acumen r formally dedicated Saturday ir when between 700 and 800 employes gathered in the building to The appéal of the New Britain G attend the cxcellent pragram which | Light company from the rulin the company arranged. The affair |1 Utilities commissic held on the third floor of the installed at Maple Hill ant, where for over an hour the |heard in the superior court t sleight-of-hand performance of Mr. part ot this month