New Britain herald., 1915-02-06
At the Churches.

. Episcopal-Holy communion will De celebrated at the 10:45 service to- morrow morning in the Church of our Saviour. Sunday school will follow
 Congregational-Rev F. l.. Grant the pastor, vii preach at the morn ing service on Wells Dug by Princes"
 Advent Christian-"Until He Comes" will be the subject of the sermon to be given tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton. Com munion service will follow. In the evening MT. Denton will speak on The Lost Coin. Sunday school will follow the morning service and the young people will hold a praise and social service at 6 o'clock in the evening.
 Methodist-Rev c. B. Thurston. the pastor. will conduct both morning and evening services Sunday.
 A. M. F. Zion-James Vile of New Britain will speak on The Reign of Peace at o'clock Sunday evening. The service will be preceded by musical program rendered under the direction of Miss C. A. Mason.
 Water Company Fixes Bill.
 Payment for the water companys bill for the past six months was or dered yesterday at the meeting of the board of selectmen after Supt. J. N. Mckernan made a reduction in the amount to conform with the wishes of the officials.
 The bill originally sent specified s420 as the amount due the company for service given during the past six months. It was based on the con- tract accepted a few weeks ago at town meeting. The selectmen main tained that the contract should not be made effective before February 1 and the bill should have been figured according to the old method, result ing in substantial reduction in the total.
 The water company made the con- cessiOn demand q by the selectmen and at the meeting yesterday after noon an order for the payment of the bill was drawn.
 Reorganization Approved.
 Plans for the reorganization of the Ideal Switch company of this place were approved in the superior court yesterday by Judge Shumway, after Newell Jennings, who had been re- ceiver for several months, made favorable report
 The company's property was bought at public auction two weeks ago by Mrs Barbara F.. Hoerie, wife of Frederick Hoerle, the president of the corporation.
 Mrs. Hoerle wants to continue the business under the old name. She proposes to reorganize the company and get a fresh start, a plan which received the approval of the court yesterday.
 Attacked By Rowdies.
 A party of local school children, accompanied by their teachers, went on a sleigh ride to Unionville after the session of school yesterday after noon.
 When the outfit reached Unionville a gang of rowdies made the local chill dren targets for snowballs. Some of the missiles contained stones and two of the local children were painfully injured, the pellets striking them In face.
 Brief Items.
 The condition of Mrs. A. D. Cady, who has been seriously ill at her home on " est Md1n street, CoilllHuSs to improve.
 Only a few of the towns flremen were in attendance at the February meeting of the Hose company last evening and as d consequence only routine business was transacted, im- portant matters going on the table until some future session.
 The Holy Name society will meet of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy to complete arrangem ents for the ses sion to be held in the Town hall on February II.
 scraper out today in an effort to clear the snow and slush from the gutters. The streets were in frightful condi- tion as the result of last nights rain. aration of the abstract, the $1, ,000 exemption granted Assessor F. A. Freeman as a Civil war veteran, on the grand list of 1914 did not show and the valuation of his property ap- peared as S3,650 The valuation of his place as determined by the board is S4650 The publication of the grand list in part, in which Mir. Free mans assessed valuation was includ- ed, has caused some talk, and in jus tice to him this explanation is given.
 pJIrNGES THROITGH WINDOW