New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 2

0DA WEEK PURITY QUALITY SERVICE AT THE ickinson Drug Co. s FOUNTAIN 169-171 Main Street CITY ITEMS foodness of Aunt Delia’s Bread.— dolph Sixt and Miss Paula Lex ¢ married at § o'clock this morn- at St. Peter's church by Rev. rles Coppens. The bridegroom recently sent to Camp Devens but discharged from service. uy vour seed potatoesand fertiliz- t Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. fvt. jhe regular meeting of the com- h council will be held tomorrow hing at 8 o’clock, preceding whi¢h fourth ward members will meet present the name of Lincoln J. nkirchen as councilman to suc- H. P. Richards who is now al- DR. CLINTON J. HYDE. YOU BOUND FOR THE SCRAP HEAP? petor, I am- not sick, but I don’t ight.”” ~ That is what many say when they come to see me the time. And that just expresses ou are not sick enough to go 4. You can eat, you can sleep, n work. h you don’'t work with the vim est of former days. Your sleep restful, and you don’t enjoy lood as you once did. And your get the best of you. Things you, ruffle you, that you never 8 before. You begin to see dif- where there really are none, worry you, and not having troubles of your own, you some. bourse, 'to a casual observer, you e same, because you are try- control yourself. And if you tell a friend, or go to an in- enced doctor, they will tell you ply imagine things; you should it off. You begin to doubt your- You sometimes think they are land try to brace up and be and cheerful. But then your leling will come back with re- vigor. You begin to wonder pally is your mind only. And if 0, is it the first step to insan- nguishing thoughts begin tor- you; you are trying your best t them down, to appear happy, vain. You find yourself .in p of an invisible power that to sap your life blood. when you feel your strength and power slipping away from hen you find you can’t do jus- your work any longer, then come despondent and might bel tempted to end it all. are very much in the same on as a delicately constructed which has not been cared for Put it in the hands of an ex- ed man and he will soon have he working order. But trying n hand at it, or turn it over finskilled person, and it will b fit for the scrap heap. me save you from the scrap CLINTON . HYDE e Hartford Specialist, IYLUM ST., COR. FORD ST. HARTFORD, CONN. 10 to 4 and 7 to 8. Sundays ¥ys 10 to 1. STRAWS A Horsfall straw will prove a perpetual reminder that you are as well hatted as any man in the world. The models exhibited here represent the finest of American, English and Italian productions; mect the tradition- al Horsfall standards of qual- ity and toe up to the present day style requirements. The renowned KNOX, Avenue Straws, . English straws from Henry Heafh and Lincoln and Bennett. Cinelli Italian Straws., Fifth E THE LUKE HORSFALL COMPANY, 95 Asylum St., Hartford. ' PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND. MEMORIAL FOR SOLDIER. Services to Be Held at Swedish Lutheran Church Sunday. Plans have been the Swedish Lutheran church to dedicate a gold star on made at the church flag next Sunday afternoon of Corporal Arthur J. lost his life at the prey a month ago and his mother, Mrs. David Paulson, of Smith street, has been invited to place the signi- ficant gold star on the flag among the fleld of almost 100. Owing to her deep grief and general health Mrs. Paulson may not feel equal to this task, in which case someone else will install the star which commemorates the only member of this church who has sacrificed his life thus far in the ‘war. Governor Holcomb has been asked to preside at the meeting and among the speakers will be Mayor G. A. Quigley and Senator Lenroot of Wis- consin. Those in charge of the me- morial services are planning to charge a nominal admission fee and to divide the proceeds between Red Cross and the Orphanage Avon, Mass. service in honor Paulson battle of Seiche- who at SEEK GOVT. ASSISTANCE. At the meeting of the water com- missioners last evening Chairman Y B. Rossberg was instructed to get in- to communication with the proper government officials and ask help in a speedy delivery of water pipes to this city from Phillipsburg, N. TI. Recently, when the government needed pipes badly for the Machine com- pany’s plant, the city turned over its supply and is now without any large quantity for use. RED MEN IN THE SERVICE. At the meeting of the local Red Men last evening a report on the re- cent state convention in New Haven was made. It was reported that there are 563 Red Men from this state in the service, this figure being about 10 per cent. of the state membership. It was also repored that the Nei Britain lodge is the only one to thus far lose a man in the service. The gold star on the local service flag is for Rudolph Peplau who died while serving in the nav || JEWISH RELIGION HOLDS MAY 17 HOLY Feast of Weeks to Be Observed in; All Synagogues ' On Friday, May 17, the great Jew- | lish festival of Shabuoth, or Feast of the | Weeks, will be observed in all temples throughout the worl in, in accordanc custom, at sur nd will continue un- Orthodox Jev the next da ry festival. In Reform temples children from 13 ta 16 vears of age will be confirmed with appro- | priate ceremonies the religion of | their fathe According to Biblical injunction this festival was observed in ancient Pal- estine as one of the three great har- | vest festivals. It was celebrated an the 50th day after the beginning of the | Passover: hence in common name, Pentecost, i. c., in Greek, the 50th day. It marked the close of the scason of in Tpon this festival t sheaves of the various kinds ain grown in Palestine were of- | ferea as Thanksgiving sacrifices ta the Lord. On this festival, as on Pass- Lover and Tabernacle: the people would pilgrim to Jerusalem in vast numbers, from all 'ts of Palestine, {and even from remote corners of the globe, to participate in the joyous fes- i tal warship at the great Temple. It has been estimated t at times up- ward of a miilion pilgrims assembled in Jerusalem upon these occasions In post-biblical times the festival | was celebrated also as the anniversary of the giving of the Ten Command- ments ta Israel on Mt. Sinai and. the solemnization of the eternal covenant between God and Israel, as described in Exodus 19 and 20. In commemora- tion of thisevent Reform Judaism has fixed the confirmation of its children upon this day, that they, too, may enter into solemn covenant with their God, even as their fathers did over three thousand years ago. The confirmation exercises them- | selves are most impressive. The chil- dren, simply gowned, the girls in vir- gin white, ascend the altar to partici- pate in the worship of the day. The most important part of the service is the reading in Hebrew by one or more of the children, from the sacred scroll ! of the law. The portion of Exodus 19 and 20, narrating the giving of the Ten { Commandments is read. Thereupon confirmants recite together the Commandants and the fundamen- ticles of faith of Judaism which they accept. The service concludes | with the solemn blessing of each in- dividual child by the Rabbi. | til sunset likewise supplemen JRANS TO CELEBRATE, Members of A. G. Hammond Camp, |U. s. W. V., will meet in G. A. 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A class of 84 hoys and girls will be confirmed at the Swedish Luthefan church on Sunday and on Friday eve- ning the preparatory examinations will take place. ollowing are niembers of the class Alice Linnea BRargdal Grace Augusta Ericson, ence Rodin, Lillian Da Gahnberg, Ruth Hul Ringquist, Gertrude Valborg Olson, Lily Christine Charlotte Gull- berg, Ruth E abeth Linden, Esthes Jeanette Benson, Alice Anna Olivia Ison Esther Mathild Catherine Gertrud Flizabeth Oberg, istine Foir Hildur Ju- Anderson. Helen nna Elizabeth a Swenson, ¥ Hallberg, Lillia Elvira Linnea Danielson, Eva Charlotte Lillian Vicla Victoria Lillian Ch dith Christine thilda Johnson, son, Signe Mar Anna Mathild garete E Johnson, Linnea Kallgren, Edna Ruth Helen Anderson, Anderson, Clarence Martin Ralph Maynard Anderson, Norman Eugene Friden, Alvar Rudolph John- son, Theodore Carl Edward Johnson, John Adolph Henrikson, Elmer Con- rad Valdemar Nyborg. Siafrid Carl Thorvaid Thureson, Carl Alfred Sam- uelson, Simeon Ferdinand Lawrence kdwin Johnson, Carl fred Berg, Rudolph Holmberg, bert Alexander Heline, Her Lundquist, Harold Ragnar Vietor Berauist, John nil Nelson, Ernest Elmer Johnson, arl Harold Carlson, Fric Henry Sandstrom, N Al Her- Edwin Johnson, ths | Ma- ¢ Alice Mar- ; Christine ; Amanda | Foberg, Nelson, { Anderson, Gustave George Hilding | Thure Robvert Adolph Anderson, Bjorklund. { MONROE ST. PEOPLE DO RED CROSS WORK | Winter's Activities Prought to Close Wiith Dinner il riertainment At the Bungalow. Elvira | The Manvoe Strect Red Cross Sew- ing soci fwork fo winter season’ with suppe dance the Bungalow | S. Flagg presided as president her talk told the members that garments been made Ales and treasu ertainment at Mrs. Willig a total for Gor- the ha ed Cross. Mrs. nder seeretar er of society. 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