New Britain herald., 1915-04-03

morrow morning. This will he MT. ThurSt on's first sermon since he had his leg fractured by a fall several weeks ago. The pastor is also plan ming to attend the annual session of the New York East conference to be held in Brooklyn, N. Y., next week.
 regational-There will be spe- cial Easter music and an appropriate sermon at the services tomorrow morning. The subject of the remarks 10 be given by the pastor, Rev. r. l.. Grant is, out of the House of Bon dage."
 Advent Chl istian--Go- and Rally-Day will be observed at the Advent Christian church Easter Sunday. The subject of the sermon to be given by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton is eff Man Dies Shall He Live Again." Sunday school will fol- low the morning service. In the eve ming there will be service beginning at 6:30 with Easter Baptism. The Present Value of the Resurrection of Christ will be the pastors subject. Many Attend Conference. Over thirty local people attended the convention of the Sunday School and Loyal Workers societies of Con- necticut and Western Massachusetts, keld in the Advent Christian church in Meriden yesterday. Delegates of many churches of that denomination | from all over Connecticut and neigh | boring states as well were present | The convention was in session all day and there were some interesting dis | CusSionS.
 Among the speakers were Rev. l. | w. Denton, pastor Of the local Advent | Christian church. and his predecessor | Rev. l.. r. Baker. who IS now serving Gs an evangelist. l Elected Honorary Member. Rev Henry S. still. pastor of the | Methodist church in Forcstville, has been elected an honorary member of l Newton Manross post, G. h. K. Mir. | Still has taken a great deal of in- terest in the organization for several
 years and in appreciation of what he
 has assisted in accomplishing for the
 post. the veterans have decided to | make him member.
 Members of the local post. who at tended the annual meeting of the cX- | prisoners of war held yesterday in 1 Hartford were: Commander Elijah S 1 Williams. Co. IT, 18th C. V; George ] W. Atkins. Co. k, 16th C. ": Francis 1 R. Williams. Co. C. 7th C. V., and w. | IT. Relyea, Co. n. 16th C. V. r.. R. 1 Williams was chosen as one of the
 vice presidents Of the meeting.
 Members of the local post are to | attend two celebrations of AppomattoX | lay, April 9th. They will be enter | iaincd at a dinner to be served by 1 Manross Relief corps in the afternoon | at 1 o'clock and at Q o'clock in the evening they will be tho guests of the | Mcriden veterans at a banquet to he | served in inc Silver City. Patriotic | exercises will be held in both places. Murphy Awaits Advice. James I. Murphy of this place, George M. CamerOn's official repre- | sentative in the squabble in the
 Eastern Baseball association. had no comment to make this morning on the decision of the National AssoCia- ton of Professional Baseball Clubs in which President ORourke's ruling that New Haven. Hartford and Spring
 
 failing to file their bonds by March 18th. was upheld.
 Clarkin of Hartford, Carey of Springfield and Murphy, representing Cameron of New Haven. and opposed to six club league and they decided tC have no baseball in their respective cities this year. Consequently they refused to file the usual bond and also tailed to attend the recent meetings of the directors, claiming that the other three magnates did not con stitute a quorum and as result could not transact business.
 Mir. Murphy said he had heard nothing from the other hoId-outs since the decision was given. Mir. Cameron is not expected home from Chicago for few weeks and before taking advantage of the five days of grace suggested in the decision of the national commission. MT. Murphy will