New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAN praise xperience meeting. ; p. m., Evangelistic meeting, /| ing to extingu | Church night, Rev. 12, 8. Biclson will preach. | Dame extinguishedy os On ore Tuesday night, Bible study eclass. at the corner of Gh { phursday night, prave meeting. streets this morningsg | Notices || =t s v Thtodors T e - arvested on Main st | swedish Latheran Church, noon by Trafiie Officeri B o Clurch. | he report of the bastor, Rey on for failure to hay €s at ihe Methodist chuvch SOMETHING NEW. Servie G. Ohman will be read tollowi the his automobil Gl i : tialS” | tomorrow will he as follows: 945 & | ;rning serviee TG e e A e Orm nl “\]-. ;"hl:u-h Sunday school, except the | 1o ox mornmn Dr. Ohman win! DEATHS AND F adult classes which meet at 12:16 m.; | - the second Week of the o S E 7.50 | report for the 3 10:45 ™. morning worshin; 7:3 D ven tundlarive: ‘ Plovence W. Cradl and Monograms | ». cvenincsenics "ne miniser | U i e i asersicns were hatd Wil speak at both services. In con- | BIFRL T (ool at noon, and | Mortuary chapel thi | nection with the morning service 2ol eaihE sevices Wl e o O | there will be two tive-minute ad- | ! . ‘m‘"" o Crandall, datior Warranted nnshr\nl;uhle.},],f.s;(\. by laymen! frony the Bristol f conduct Come in four sizes, from the smallest | Methodist church, Walter [ Spicer s In Script, Old Eng. | and Krnest R. Knight. Thes: genile To embroider. prepared felt foun- e a follow n illne Chiis scie Church, | monia. Itev. Warren F. Mo th corner of West Main street and park Clated and nterme w | LDl st Chureh of Christ. Scientist the hity Mcthodist | o .- men will speak on pih? lish and Japanesc. SE | Methodist centenary movement. e e e cemetery. The pall CIRCLE AND DIAMOND IAPE S Subhject: “Substance”, Sun- Were John Bu v, Howardd MONOGRAMS y ; 9:30: | day school at 9:45. Wednesday eve- i Prell, Ho Hancock, Glenn < Boys' divi ¢ . - Harry | cock and Cornelius fn any size to order. Come in and main divis- | ning meeting at § o'clock. The read- 5 1 i serv- | ing room, Room 504 National Bank — N 1 Crean. . . B e 6:00; Ita wuilc < open to the public daily 4 tRe big variety of single initials and | ico 4:30: Assyrian service 6:00; It :l‘l'lylml : :rnx‘fl“” o 2 i - e 13 monthsil monograms to select from. | ian servic | i ¥ g Mr. and Mrs. T | Tuesday 7 ECote days and holidays. { (‘rean of 27 Glen ot died f ladies Wednesday 3 . board of 3] g hi at ihe New ain hospl | ) 30 orgun recital. People’s Chureh ot Christ "h € Whe heldiat £ o McCall Patterns |« v T eoptes Gt or chrit LN S PR o | 3 morning worship ion Sunday school 1 >; vesper look over our counter hook and sece hursday 5:00, Girl Scouts; ey Steinhoff afternoon oo evice of Wirst and South | 1Ay services 10:45; preaching subject: nion service o s f A .l hureh Tluntg ELLINSLU LA L Mardirostan, Or prl | Mriday 9:30, Red Cross Sewing in | CapS™. 12:35 Sunday school; 6:000 qeqp srdivosian, aged | ! | Young People’s mecting: 7:45 Miss | ar o e Irene Huynes issionary from Korea New Britain hospf found here. Our McCall Pattern de- | stanley Memorial Church, | will speak. Church prayer meeting | Th o S0 e e % A\t the morning worship at 10:45, | Thursday evening a tomorrow afternoon the . patronized Would you know he | pov. (. M. Missirian, the pastor will 5 . = hapel in Fairview metery. teason? Then study the “all | preach, his theme being—“The Trust.| Reformation Lutheran Church. W. G. i _ Wil ofiiciate. ion Sheet ) | ing Heart.” The music will be as The second Sunday in lent (remin- . bearers be of the deceas McCall Ready Reference Catalogue ! follow scere) 10:43 a. .. morning worship; | ed and members of ihe Md broth All the latest Spring Styles can be! Methodist church. Hartford. avenue, " dl partment was never before so largely | for svring and summer FREE. | Anthem, O Love the Lord .. Ashford | 12 m. Sunday schoo p. m, | ¢ g folgtlic s N hurch. The; Ask for McCall Fashion Sheet for | vesper Wednesday, March 19, at 8| hurial will he fairview cemetery. | Offertory solo, [ l.ove to Hear 2 Apri | My Saviour's Voice, Miss Mary A. | ©¢lock, lenten sery McCall .Magazine for April 10¢ a| Wijiams Stephen Glover copy Three months for.. d One year fo LR ... 1.00 Two years for et 50 Card of Thanks, Thorvaldsen. Community service and praise meeting at 7: The scouts will sing and the Sunbeam will present a pantominc. Come | | who kindly contributed flowers. and bring your friends. The girl 7 = & - 5 § (Signed) scouts will meet on Monday and ! N sallG. (s, Mrs. Joseph Arbour and Children. | boy scouts on Tuesday evening at 7 her v ilanes miter of Mrs. Henry /Mo i oL Eiiaol ol o o poaa | PRus cnanchiof Meriden o brilliant it SN 2 e gsavenmcineley andietlc (it and eloquent speaker, will preach > 1 Men’s club will meet at the church | = 0 MUSICAL PROGRAM, e 3 S chur unday evening at in Red Cross | | on Thursday evening at 7:30. The ! phajl, 443 West Main strect. Rev. | = - choir rehearsal will take place on ylor's ability as a speak is well | Song Service at Burritt School | Friday evening at the church. i { row. Morning worship begins at 11 | father; also members of Bartenders known as is his ability to please con- | morrow Afternoon. - gregations. All are welcome. e : St. Mark's Church e e The Sunday afternoon jm. Church school; 11:00 a. m. morn- | Rl S EEURCRUE e b r b Tann foph] | ing prayer ana sermon; 7:45 p. m. | be held tomorrow afternoon at e R e e e S in the Elihu Burritt school. Con- QQ e PR B 5 IS : siderable attention has been given to ESS GIRLS j rector on “Consolations: of the Cros Paul Montville of 39 Spring street Aeseafitaniion S SRy [the next of the series being on the | mho Camp lonl Fatate (o, hag spld | 1€ Preparation of this program and - 7. oras v e 7 348 £ 2 £ ery o ah Erts Yislexs IN “Y” TO MEET | Vords: “Woman, behold thy son: |, new house on Commonwealth ave- [t VTY creditable entertainmentis ex | hehold thy mother.” Wednes e pected. The program which has | q . 5 s ee repered . s 8 o Chiuc 2 S SIS | March 19, 7:45 p. m., Lenten service, | e Ancient Order of Hibernians| P¢en prepered by the Skinner Chuck employees follows: A daughter was born today at the | New Britain hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ! | special preache, Rev. John S. Littell, | | meet tomorrow to make final ar- Attendance Large at First Affair of | D. D, rector of St. James' church, ' West Hartford. Friday, March 21.! ick's night dance in Turner hall | Accompanied by Miss Stahert; vocal :80 p. m., surgical dressings will be ' Monday evening duet, Misses Blomquist and Sned- made in the Parish house, for St.| Miss Mabel Crawford of Hamilton cornet solo, Mr. H. Coffey, ue- Luke’s hospital, Ponce, Porto Rico. | The athletic meet which was held ' All women of the parish are invited. | Harrison street attended the Yale-Co-| phone selection Mr Malmeren at the Y. W. C. A. last evening was | S | lumbia water meet in New Haven last | piano duet, Misses Johnson ol attended by girls. The aff First Baptist Church | evening. Miss Crawford’s fisnce, Mr. | Peterson. eld under the auspices of the | 10:45 a. m. preaching service, Rogers, was a member of the Colum- - tion, and was one of a series of Friday | sermon by Prof. A. L. Gillett, of the ' pia team. He won the 50-vard swim | IRISH FLAG TO FLOAT evenings irganized for the business| Hartford Theological seminary. 12:15 | and was one af the victorious water FROM CUPY HALL MONDAY. of ho ity i Sreseniatl e oiiire ln] mEbelschoond s for all! polo team industries 4:00 p. m.,, Christi Endeavor | A teachers’ supper was held at the he “meet” comprised a sequence | service at the town farm. leader, Miss | South Con tional church last | mock evenis, which were entirely | Charlotte Whatnall; speaker, George ' cvening under the supervision of Mrs fun provoking, and created a great| Wild. 7:00 p. m. -Christian En- | Allan C. McKinnie. 1 of laughter among {he guests. deavor service, topic: “Envy and| Mrs. Philip Stanley of Sunnyledge girls were divided into teams of | Covetousness.” Leader, Miss Grace | entertained vesterday afternoon in | g yciiq pieg @ P08 200 BIOVICS JUr Wit fonr shned lesdots ko lan) etou il Nononlofi Mrs WStuart iR obinson Wand |l daxa s T SIS D e Sal YR the cheering, and kept the enthusiasm | ] e | Mrs. J. B. Wilbor. .l gold of ola Erin will float beneath bieh pitch. The suvad fnders s German Baptist Church A current eventsiclassiled by Miss e s o S0 LRSS Reasa Amnes Johnson, Mrs. Anna Bray| At the German Baptist church the | Greta Brown will be held every Tues- bt 3 Miss Ella Johnson and Miss Whele Sunday will he devoted to the| day during Lent, with Miss Francis AT sabel Grunnert. Miss Ruth Hibbord | @Ivancement of the church school.) Whittlesey of West Main st While Gustave Litke, Jonn Dilston bl ; . W. J. Sly, state director of voung | Mrs. Theresa B. Stanley of Park ks s th storter of the events and Miss | Pr- W. J. Sy, s young oy after. | and Arthur Langano of this city, were abeth Rogers leader. At the com- | PeoPle’s and Bunday school work, | place held a reunion yesterday affet—| . .. .ot e o e el Swdip o0 ! i S " | will speak at both services. Sunday | noon for a number of friends who | e L NSEer evening meetings, ench fac- | ¥ WERK, 0 O ine ser. | had previously boen at Sarasota, Fla., | field Jast evening, an anto truck owned tory will furnish i own form of : . s ther: by Tlitke was st Kk by ano " S of i Vice, 11:15. Dr. Sly will speak on | during Mrs, Stanley’s stay there : ke was struck by another ma- Series to be Given ! Here. ‘f street and AMiss Mildred Robinson of | companied by Mr. Dorfender: Nylo- Monday will be St Patrick's and, in response 1o a res i from number of Irish vesidents, Mavor Quigley hags given permission to hi {an Irish flag unfurled from the city building. The flag has been provid- The Supreme Value of the Ohurch | Ten acts of vaudeville will be given | chine in Hartford and as a result Dils- | e B i U val el I S e »v the | ton, who resides at 244 Whiting street, BOYS' CLUR SING. [ichook eninglliservice e e N i e i | Dr. Sly will speak on “The Needs of | Basquette Vaudeville company, danc: P ith in Young People | ing, singing, music and special vaude- | juries to his head. Tangs also re- e Ville features composing {he program. | ceived abrassions about the head. First Church of Christ. Miss Ruth Bassette of Emmons place - b The Victory Singing Chorus of the| church school meets at 10:00 a. m, | has rehearsed the company and an SERGEANT QUEENIN OUT. club which has heen recently or- | Morning worship, 11 a. m.. sermon, | enjovable evening is anticipated. Sergeant Raymond Queenin has held its rst sing recently at | «chris Teaching About Dumsh. | Miss Beatrice Porter of West Main | been discharged from the army. s . 50 boys took par: in the ment by Prof. L. B. Paton, D, D treet is attending the wedding of | geant Queenin returned to the States , under the leadership of Musi- = Vi school friend in Boston. | some time ago after serving with (he Director Clarkson, accompanicd | prelude—-Slavonic Cradle Song .. Mrs. Allan C. McKinnie has re-| Yankee Division and having becn ¢ the Boys' Clulr band. R Neruda | tured from a visit to Stamford and | wounded with that division. He seived At the conclusiin of the affair, a! Anthem——- g R | New oYrk. _ at the Mexican border in 1916 with junior boxing match was ziven by E flat 8 Holden A son was born this morning to Mr. | Company 1. Harry Harriander and Sidney Derry. | Offertory—Quartet, “Come Unto and Mrs. Richard Holloran of Stan- | ST the match resulting in a draw. Physi- | Me” .. 30 ur.mrn? ley street at Miss Nagle nitarium. CAMPBELL—GRAHAM. eal Director Joseph Ray then pu‘ on ' Postlude—Caczove .......... Harri We carry a full line of Overalls.| Miss Anna V. Graham of Shuttle a dumb bell drill for the benefi! of ' Adult classes of the school meet | The Farrell Clothing Co.—advt. Meadowiavemiewlllkecomeithebride the visitors: NG G e o A e, T ARG e Frank Schroedel, who went over-{ of John Campbell of 48 Winthrop After the drill, a shoe shine exhibition ; £ 8 5 o inihe cHancl Youps |Soon soversl moRT oEe WAL AL SIE ) ot eet on upailli e tBelh ete inine VO i e T\ B el | eI Pt bl G B e, Ter | i hrel b back in the United A-vmm«.,\ of the Stanley Rule & Leve! Miss Else Hoverman were visitors ito| “Tha': Challenge fo| the Nations, | States on the Hospiial ship Merey and, Co. the club. Mrs. Traut, upin the re-|leader, Miss Katherine Andres , % 3 5 ST G B RO, ey ol e U e, SR B O " hospicat in e D ERMAN, S Mr. and Mrs. Willlam T.oughlin Councilman George H. Wells has x remar mheibuBTIgNEN nltenl ol M MERERG xS cofitsRm c SERNATRG 15 | Etam e el g e L SR e e end tue Viclory Bing and ofher clubjip. m. the eachers of the school will| o5 " o mcnis ave reported 85l his sandidnes for alderinen th the tivities any evening. | have a teachers' tea. All teachers of | o o hotter today. i the school invited. At 7:15 p. m.| "~ \wojter Campbell, who saw ! Boy Scouts meet. Mid-week union | i7" the Sunset division in New Britain aerie, . will service Thursd 45 p. m. in thel a4 received his discharge papers and abserve the 14th anniversary the, South church. Rev. Kingsley Birge | Laturned to his home in this city. founding of the aerie in this city dur- | of Smyrna, Turkey, will speak. Fri- A et e s fnz the month of May. The following | day afternoon, 2 p. m., Armenian! .hageq valuable real estate in Bristol Aommittee T been appointed to women's Rible class Friday even- | yrom John Sergi fuake the necessary arrangements: ' jng 7:45 p. m. the last of the series Private Louis Robtoy, has returned Jurgen. chairman: Henry L. of meetings arranged by the mission- from France. Philip Calmbach, M. T | and Fred Jergen Boing Match and Dumb Bell Drill Help in tertainment. ward, to succeed Alderman ¥, whose term expires. arv societies will he held in the| A surprise party was given last | chapel: Miss May Bliss Dickinson, | evening to Miss Heien Minor at her who is connected with the Massachu- | home on Park Place. Games and STORE IS ENTERYD. setts Girls’ Health League will give a Morris Cohn, who conducts a whole- gale hcuse across from the police sia- tion on Commercial street, found on opening his place this morninz that ur s had effected an entranc mussed things up a bi He did not These Cars are All Bargains for Quick Buyers. hcing were enjoved by the guests, stereopticon lecture on “The Babies | ind a mock wedding was held. Sup- 1918 Hudson 7 of the World.” This will be a most | por was served, the table filled with ing, like new. interesting evening and a cordial | symptuous fare having been taste- 1917 Hudson, 7 pas. touring. vitation is given to all to come and | fully prepared Miss Dickinson Mrs, William J. Sullivan and Mrs ¢ LSt et o) e ey 1916 Cole § cyl. 7 pas. touring. Advent Church | ave spending the week-end in Ware, 1915 Ford Runabout Preaching by G pagtoy s 58 1917 Ford Runabout. 1914 Buick Roadster. Passenger Tour- 1918 Dodge touring. )rt the loss of anything to the po s the belief the wUriance beforc 45 2. m., subject: The earth An automobile driven by Russell TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, | filled with violence. What does it | Germond and a trolley car, collided i e 2 Bible school and pasto this noon on West Main street. No 1.0 es’ skirt belt. black and | ¢ 2515 m Young People’s| report of the matter was made to & S gray plai Reward if r.munml to | meeting at 6:30 p. m Preaching. | the police. I . o Herald office = | 1:l6 D The Jewish feast of | private Francis M. Davis, son of AT R " | purim. Some of the lessons for us.” | Mr., and Mrs. ¥. I3, Davis, is spend- | MOiOr Sales TO RENT - Furnished room with | Prayer meeting Thursday evening ing a short furlough at his home. He board for two tlemen. Western | = enlisted in Troop I, 5th cavalry, on (: se Stinley Worl tox | tanmanuel Gospel Church. April 11, 1y » davel aftor. the orp. Milton 5. Anderson, pasior. \nm { [ entry of i{he States into tb S - | versary day will he observed 10:45, ‘~ and was sent Fort Smith, Dealers for TO RENT-—Room suitable for one or | preaching will be by the pastor. ,'\ xi He was later transferved 10 Tudson. Fssex, Dodge. two zentlemen, in private family, |1 Bible school. 3 p. m. preach ort McPherson, Ga.. where he AN conveniences. Box 14K, Her. |ing by Rev. B. 8. Eielson of New | now attached to a hospital ald. 3-15-3dx | Haven. 6:00 p. m., Young Feople's Engine Company No. 2 was called l 155 ELM ST, TEL. [folclogitant leven e worshiplaiy nams il [ote slongem s lovesien diell Marchlic i ScondiSaraay it Tont 5 by the Skinner Chuck company \’\hl\\ h 0 a. m. holy communion; 9:30 a. Cl M I was postponed from last Sunday be- angements for the annual St. Pat- Xylophone selection, Mr. Malmgren, | CT VS s 1 Swedish Baptist Church, | . We desive (o thank the many kind | . E. at 6:45. Topic: | Rev. David Anderson the evangel- | friends and neighbors for T e Sgoul Agrictiture”. Leader, Arvid| ISt from St Paul will speak both [ Dathy extended to up during the time { morning and evening in the Swedish Of our bereavement cavsed by the Broochi Baptist church on Klm street tomor- | death of our beloved hushand and | |8 satety Solid Gold Nee inches long, A wonderful assortmeres Brooches, 3ar Pins, sel cmerald, sapphire, ruby, off pearis, some very fine piefogq and patterns, worth.up t0.$1.75 each, for SPECIALS IN OREY4 o Belts for the stout figfure, a .50.and $3.50 | -Allen Special Corset, new line of top- A s less and medium length Corsats in both Small € white and flesh color, piriced from $2.00 to §: nd corn X8 a short time has been taken . . \ > Ford down. 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