New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1918, Page 9

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918, 31 WEST MA e ‘ AL . : _ ; This is our war. Each and every i) 11,000 Ta one of us can render service—at home s N : : st e LA\ sontng, syl as well as with the colors. M L o A T R o el Briug contribi For you men who bear the bur- : dens at home, we can and will do our iy ’ o e e _ ,‘ bit by putting the utmost one-hundred- Ny e @ VAR e FR NEW BRITAR cents-on-the-dollar-value into e e N R N _ o o STEIN-BLOCH & SHUMAN SMART CLOTHES. ARRELLICIOTBING 0N i i s e e O B G A D 1) |CRACK TRAPSHOOTER | SALVATION ARMY LASSIES DO GREAT Bought and ——— AT TRAVERS ISLAND| woRK FOR SOLDIERS ON FIGHTING FRONT § Local Securities Sold 1.,\‘ will be held: all concerned | | requested to be present. At 3 p. m. a lecture will be given from the sub- Which Is Rig " The answer will R R I . m., subject “Where Did He Rest sssed Steel Car which will be delivered by the pas Trinity Methodist Church, | tor et Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. includ = E "“g T P - i, . s tep I & S com Fepartment, which meets at 12:15. Hungerford Court. “Abraham Lin- S & i a3 5 o i b ; Morming worship at 10:45 a. m., with | coln” will be the subject of an illus- | . : e Ry ¥y i ¥ E i v pic sermon by the minister. Tollowing | trated lecture Sunday evening at 7:80 < b 3 : 3 SidebBiian he morning service, the church will | o’clock. Over 60 heautifully colored | B . SR ; ¢ % . X Wi ? WATBHINE FRAN[;F Texas Ol make its yearly every member can- | views illustrating the life of Abraham | Vi 7 B 3 hE X 7% 4, Union Pao vas. The teams will take dinner fo- | Lincoln. A mast timely and highly | 3 & 5 ) 5 el et ether at the church, where they will | interesting lecture. Fveryone invited Tk o S Ttub Co eceive official instructions, and then | All cordially \\x]u»mj‘. Fine music. | ' ,. o SRR . : . . E % '. ! ! ‘l 1Many Shflres Fflll OH 1 IO 2 POII][S § Rup %0 out and endeavor to complete the People’s Churelw, canyass of the homes of the church Sunday—10 o'cloc prayer. 10:45, | e & o o S Steel pfd reporting again at 5 o'clock. It is|{morning worship: Rev. W. O. Keir-| § i o : | A R l [ D i v Chem hoped that the members and friends | stead, of the Conmecticut Prison -s-! S : ; 2 : Yiing 2 S | § esu{ 0 Iive Westinghousc of the church will co-operate by be- | sociation, will speak. 12:13, Biblc G o d8 { t Sa i Western Union i at home to receive the c sers | school 5:45, Young Pcople’'s meet- % & s 3 i i ot 3 % 1 | Willys Overland ten they come. At 6:15 p. m. the {ing. 7:00, evening service; Rev. W. P. 3 3 : i P I Wall Street-——Stocks were nervous Young People’s meeting will be held. | Knapp, of Africa, will speak. Tues | and unsettled throughout today's | The leaders will be Ward and | day—4:00, meeting of the Juniors and i short session. investment rails and CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. Linde Strom. Subj Joseph and | Children. Wednesday—3:00, meeting | {high grade industrials breaking one | ‘o york, March 28 His Brothers.” voung people {of the Women's Missionary Prayer| .. oo oo N = M i to two points on the further attacks 2 { . The photograph shows R. L. Spotts, @ 3 | of the Teutonic armies in I'rance. The | ¢Ondition of clearing house bank elcome. band with Mrs, H. G. Linton, 174 Hart ; - ’ i = e lay—7:45, church pr \\;‘“:‘ ‘,"fi‘,““ ”,;',:\‘l'l',’;"" ‘“";” Was do St S ¢ S | decline included all war issues and | trust companies for the weel = atec compe on a 1o contes % & > : , 5 ! 5 First Baptist Church. er meeting. ERsdin o b Dt Sty % Sl : 1 N o ; jwas “u).;,.xln:.‘ulx\wu lhlj By (fferings | they hold $54,065,830 e gegilar motninggworaiin o : S dvent Church Ay AR : . i bination of liquidation and short sell- Gfck. Sermon by the minister, : SR o) - e 2 Rix 1 farie B. Cross, on tho subject, Ghurch St near Stanley. Preaching ¢ R L ‘ g the Line for God and Democ by B. Giles tor, at 10: L L ARREST ROSE PASTOR STORKES g - 5 = onal BSURD onabIouE g sliglis] Mev.” Bible school at 12:15 with |and 7:15 p. m. Morning subject, “The | iseast &5 ; vallies, but final prices in important Jisses for all. Y. P. S. C. E. meet- | Kingdom of Stone.” Bvening subject, | yiogora omicials Charze Violation of | : - > 3 : ; S e e SRR BRI T St e 1c closing was weak. Sales ap “Where Ar the Nine?” Sunday & € ¢ £ & 3 Remedies for Intemperance.” Leader, | school 15 p. m. Gener: Espionage At . proximated 500,000 shares. Liberty | S : S v 3 A 2 ! workers have | workers entered t1 T T O At e s e <t 4'« | World's Greatest Athlete Sufier I8 1. Meoxloy. Spoctal servics af | class, 6:30 p. m. Subject, | Kansas City. Mareh 28.—1 ; e Dl s O i the fron now ld at 98.28 to 9830, first 4's . . ering 8:00 o'clock to hear reports of vol. | Praver service before evening : tor Stoltel of New o 2 . u lings to make the | hel 16 American expeditionary [at 96.70 to 96.78 and second 4's at from Pleuro-Pnenmonia. S st il Bl : ommics at the front more | force, and they are now ending | D6.70 to 96.90. | et raire ire railllon aad 1o Prayer meeting Fri nin < today at Willow Springs, Mo v mending to 96.90 New York, Mar 2 Martin el S el Ste nd no ey aro doing | socks, serv ho! d ot becure pledges to meet the budget for | & ©'¢lock. Welcome to our service i Jeseral BOFE00 : o e violating the espion: act, it jenevolences. Everyone welcome to A T T Char | Il of these services. = y_Memorial Charch. L announced here by FFrancis M. ¥ g | Superintendent W. Raymond, Hihe Connectict ble society, w! mast | equip i Shina B S| South Church. o phesliSREBIbleR osloty il s0 he will be brought here 3 Rou 3 i # E and' it s\ change. { was stricken with pleuro-pneumon : i 3 the preacher at the morning servic A oriomw s are busy tidyving up Not | repo most of them ave with- | 8 1918 Sunday. 9:30, Bo: division. PPhil- | 19,45, The Sunday school will fol- o four Salvation Army women ! in ra the Germ ns l : i cess of legal requirements. T1 increase of $20,630,020 from weelk cha Sheridan, one of the greatest athletes simo for the American fighters, | soldiers actually eng n the fisht- | New York Stock hange quota- : G Xy g tions furnished hy Richter & Co, to the | working m the Americ unps are [ members of the New York Stock Es. | ously ill in St. Vincent’s hospital. Hae pho e el ey o | the world has ever known, is danger < son, U. District Attorney for | Yesterday morning at the first branck thea class; 10:45; morning worship, ! 1w he . F. meeting at 7 p. . — e e - L el e Low Close | jetective hureau, to whi 12:10; church school, 3:00; Italian |mopic: “Young Christians ~Reaching p & Bdy .. 77 i T4 : e = gl I S M T W S| BURIAL OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS WHO PERISHE B O P SR . 0~ worship Monday, The Boy Scouts will mect on Tuesday . = LA HED | Am Lo-o 8 601 { Teport fcAll association meeting; 30 at 7:30 p. m ‘he Ladies’ Aid society | Am Smeiting i fellow-officers outs, Troop § Tuesday, 4:00; | will hold an Baster sale of domestic WHEN THE TRANSPORT TUSCA Am- Sugar 236 1001 1093 s unior Boys' club; 7:20, Doy Scouts, | articles, flowers and food on Wedncs NIA WAS TORPEDOED & Ta <100%; 1004% 1003 | that lie repc roop 2; Thursday, 00, Girl Scouts; | day afternoon at 2 o'clock. A supper \naconda Cop . 4 : 1% Martin ir 45, special service; add: by Mv. | will be served«from 6:30 till 8. Tha A TS He Ry L., Y5R ill; Fri 4:00, Tou P club? Scouts will meet on Thursday wut taldwin Loco ... ? ] :45, Union Communion scrvice af | 5 p. m. Chair rchearsal on Fri- | Lo rs® church. day evening at 7:45 | his = Emmanucl Gospel Chureh " 1 T 1 First Church of Christ, | Booth hall: entrance, 259 Main St., | < . 3 iperior 193 k| A rtin (Center Cong tional) Milton 8. Anderson, pastor. The pas- ; £ e i : 1 3 i | vie Iic Bbrnor of Main and Church stroots, | 10F Will speak at 10:45 a. m., upon | ‘Redemption the Blood of Christ fensy W. Maier, minister. Morning | ! ffvice at 10:45, with sermon by the | for Spirit, Soul and Body,” and in the | i : ; ; : : dstor. Special Palm Sunday music. | €VONing at 7 ofclock. Evangelistic | 4 : % ! 1 & & s ) 197 |in the world, Tl ble school for juniors, intermediates | ecting: subject, “The Faith in God T : . ; Y 3 | Athens Olympic B sonlors at 0130 Bible sehool fan | TNich Brings Things to Pass.” Meet- 4 > S me o ’ I Gons 4Tk 7 also was, second { Ling for prayer, 10 a. m. Bible school, A § in the Loy 15 p. m. Young People, 6 p. m. 2 3 a S 3 | & Hudson . g i tar + p. m.. Children's meeting. e 3 feng e i § § lers 3 ith Bible study in the Book of | g : 4 3 4 neighbo velation, Thur 7:30 p. m., o . : : e While repre Good Friday service will he a union | DIAYer meeting, T ridag, 8 p. m., con- - o 2 - 8 R e : | Gene it n ?’_"““‘ mmunion service of the Method Hup R el S benasts bl o : . 50N A 3 b yodrich Rub e per 14 in the First (Centcr) chureh : 46x p. m. Al who love onr | R LA SE A GIRIIY SN O | B TR i ? ; o y i Tlinois Central % e canenE iy ghs Christ are invited into thi D ALy e pecording . ) : e ) ; } > : Tnspiration ¢ Wo, certain athletic expert Joie Ray . z A 3 & i ‘ : § i Titenb e ship titles, alleged 1o have run an extra lap in i : : ¥ Z : H T about five 5 : attempt to beat the onc e re 3 4 i B s % % e has devete The A. M. E. Zion Church ol 1 o O el oL 8 B 4 o : i FeAnEas (Cits 5o \t the Wanamaker games. The : ! , : { : e At the morning wors] 10:45, th have been ridieuled becuuse B R ] : F ¥ AT % Ta ok Steal istor will preach from the s € th clocked the Westerner for the ¥ i § 9 & ~ S E Teliich Val Phe Significance of Palms in Refer . : # : H ¥ b R > «chigh Val 5 ; H rier in 1 when he was | AP 3 3 1 1 o ko + , E Sindie =anc 8 1 i 4 i g sty i Lonis & Nash 1 "ARL YOUNGBLAD, M. G. ate fee to Jesu The Sunday school | running like a finisher in a Marathon 7 ; : L 4 Max Mot com ik (\1.‘».11..~x| Masscur, 70 W \x....d"::‘ fllgonvene at 12:30 p. ni, wien the c. In his record breaking per- | : % e P Al ¥ ; o e e Ei : ‘phone 12813, residence "phone nal rehes for the MBaster exer-|formance for the three-quarters his B iy - 3 i i N Y C & : 58 5. Violet Ray. Thermo-lit Batl Sdbne SforscatTiflapaiee SRS Ao 3 ! Nev Cons 14 1 & - Headaches, Neuritis, ynsom- vards was 24.64 seconds. If he had 7 % 2 2 - S | 2 . egle o e 3 e & A 5 . \ 3 % NYNH&HRR T 1. | nia, Rheumatism, Impeded Cleenla- @ : lg ected ‘nz nd 1‘ S laneive o nd A | S o N Y Ont & West.. 2 P von, cte. Treatments through your ) . an extra D ¢ deduction from he 5 A > 1 i A oldsi gt T ¢ i tho | : : ; : : : ¢ | Nor Pac « ~ite | phydician or by appointments only at > . each lap would have made him do the ‘ 5 % | ) Pneumonia [miein #5505 Soms runnins: o ‘ a = 1 | 8 $ " & ¢ SR e e @‘LQ\‘ | RENSSELALR'S SCHEDULF i 5 3 A oy N Y. Morch 36 tno Tens | ard, | . ¥ e e Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. AS(ARA QU'N NE Lw:i“}‘» 1,:’:,1\’~|v‘|:: L-HLm»' will ‘,',',‘,:‘:yw.‘y:; 1 " ‘ 5 ull : % g > -~ : A A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION P this city April 1 The following Pom > | schedule has just been announced organized and qualified through years of efficient, | , The old family remedy — [ oyl ; R : 1 ; i . trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian, I'the hospit ter the greate bginners, primary and adults 2:10 Young Peopie’s mecting at 6 ade’s class has charge of the meet- lice work a enviable record —safe, sure, casy to take. April 20, St wrence university s b e e Exccutor or Administrator. % Cures colds in 24 hours—Grip in 3 S s Ho days. Money back if it fails. Get the | Hoboken, : 1, Syracuse unl genuine box with versity at Troy: May 4, Union college | Red Top and Mr. %u( henectady; May 11, Wore 3 i { Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000 ,000 | || i Troy; April , Stevens Institute at Hill's picture on it Tech at Troy; May 18, Hamilton col- One hundred and fifty-nine soldiers, Tuscanic Wi k. Thei " o | the r ¢ Tt FUEL iR s r,!ll'niml‘x(rnll r‘n A bleak stretch of | at 3 SLCTas o) e ain, { S E (AOIlfleCtlcut Trusf and Safe Dep()S|t (.40 24 Tablets for 25c. At Any Drug Store at Troy; June Rochester university | Scottish coast. They are those who | of roc T B wtosr 5 | mour \ 1 1 cre M. II. WHAPLES, Pres't. HARTFORD, CONN. at Troy; June 8, open 4 dled when the Dritish transport | show the fus ¢ g o8 fr op « r J S s U UL -