The Press., 1911-04-12


 Britain for over Sunday. T. " MorrAll of Norwich has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley.
 Miss Beatrice Margeson has re. turned to New Bedford, Mass, after a visit with friends here.
 J. Wasserman opens his new crook cry and 5 and 10-cent store in the Rockwell building to-day.
 Dr. Maynard, who has been praO- ticing in Hartford, has returned and resumed his local practice.
 Standard Card Clothing MAnufaotur- ing company is running until 10 o'oloCk evenings to meet orders.
 Napoleon Pero, Jr., was in New Haven last week. and completed ar rangements for wholesaling foe cream in the local field.
 Rev. R. O. OIapp is in Webster to- day attending the ordination of R Fl. Bennett as pastor of the Congregation al church in that town.
 Postmaster Abel has received a con- alignment of the new Lincoln postal cards, which are smaller than the regular size and very neat.
 Adelbert Needham is doing an active business in horses, and at pres- ent has side line of oxen, having secured a yoke In the way of trade.
 Miss Mildred Larson has gone to Chicago for Q visit. Her position as stenozrapher at the Central mill is filled during her absence by Miss Mary Hanley.
 The regular meeting of the Baker chapter, Eastern Star, will bs held next Tuesday evsning, to which a full is desired. Cake and foe cream will be served.
 A comic sketch, to include songs and jokes by MT. Collins and five boys, will be Q rpscial attraction at the Gem theater this week Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
 Easter will be observed at the church with service appro- priate to the day. There will be special music in the morning and in the evening the junior choir will sing
 Winter post has accepted an invi- sation to attend the morning servics at the Congregational church May 2Sth, the Sunday before Memorial day, by invitation of Rev. R. G OlApp.
 The Output Clothing company will open Saturday in the Kuslansky block, In the room recently vacated by the New York Bargain store. They sd- vertise a complete line of clothing l and furnishings
 At the Easter ball to be held at the | German club hall, Wesftord avenue, evening, music will be by Lynoh's orchestra. There will be a concert from 8 to 9, with grand march at g o'clock and dancing until 3 a. m Prof. T. P. Jenkins will lct as prompter and A. Bolieau as lo0r director. The aids are F. Har- vey and W. Shea. Refreshments will ,s served The following Is the con- ert program: March, "Fairest of he Fair." Sousa; waltz. Wedding f the WInds," Hall; selection, "The Iing," O'HAre; Scotoh melodies, Jatlin; march, "The Troopers, Iasey.
 In place of the regular Thursday Ivening meeting at the Congregational Ihurch Q special Good Friday service will be held on Friday at 2 80 p m. n the main auditorium. The aug nented choir will render Nevin's ,antata, ''The Orucified,'' and the pastor will speak on the theme, Christ in the school of pain" There will be special Easter music Sunday morning, and the pastors sub- lect will be ''The message of the morn.'' In the evening | the augmented choir will give the ,antata, "The resurrection, and the pastor will preach the second of the Ieries of biographical sermons, "The renewal of Easter faith by a scientist !" The following is the program for the music Sunday morning: Anthem, The Early Dawn Was Breaking" by Spence; anthem, Brethren, Declare Unto You, by Hosmer; duet, 'The Magdalene. Miss Fl. E Wer- ger will assist the choir on Friday evening.
 BOWLING.
 The Merchants defeated the Clerks evening by 26 pins. Ellis .olled high single and Lowell had nigh total. The same two teams are 70 roll again tonight.
 Merchants. 3urwell, 75 S4 "A 233 sIlis, 1O6 66 66- 25S Lowell, 92 93 s5- 27Ol \. Jacobsen, S2 84 7S- 244