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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
MENTION

Mrs. WIN Self OF wlnslow, Arizona.
IL visiting her father aud mother,
MIR. and Mrs. johnson Pence.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton left Saturday
night Tor Los Angeles and San Diego
Tor a brief visit. She will return
shortly for a two weeks visit to her
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Springer. After
n visit to her daughter. Mrs. Hunt. in
ri Paso, Mrs. Walton viii go to san
Diego to take up her duties on May
lst as hostess at the New Mexico
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. F%1ournoy have
returned home after a visit OF several
weeks In southern California. a part
OF the time was spent at the San
Diego exposition.
Mrs. O. L. Miller OF Kansas City.
Kans., is the guest OF her sister Mrs.
Jas r. Newhali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rusenwald
and daughter have returned home at
ter a two months visit In New York
city.
Mrs. Aaron Rosenwaid arrived
Tuesday evening to visit her son d.. $,
Rosenwald.
The TT. Rev. T. n. Howden. bishop
Of New Mexico. returned Wednesday
night after a months absence in the
east.
Miss Ida Eller. who has been Wis
itlng her brother. Or. Chas. Ellcr. re-
turned To her home In Bloomington,
ILL.,. o "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Julian Reed left Saturday
night for a visit at her home In Tex
arkana, Ark.
Mrs. Frank y. Summers Ia visiting
for a few days In Ia Junta, Colo.
Mrs. Isaac Barth Is to return from
Santa Fe next week.
Mrs. j. r.. Compton, formerly OF
this city. now Of FL Paso. arrived
Wednesday evening for a visit with
her brother. MIR. W. NJ. Mcdaniel and
friends. while In the city she will
be at the house of Mrs. w. NJ. Hay
ward.
Mrs. Nathaniel Lines OF Canyon
City, Colo. was in the city Friday
IA eguest OF her daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ
Raynolds.
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The Churches


INnA
Corner silver venue and Fltth
street. Hugh \. Cooper, pastor; res
idence. iIb south walter. Chauncey
A. Foreman. associate pastor; resi-
dence. 1904 r.. Central avenue
Sunday school at 9:tb a. m.
Morning worship at II. sermon
subject. knowing and Loving
Music program;
Prelude, "AdlgiO' .,..... .NalCkmhn
Onertory. Romance" ,,.., Ashmall
solo. The Ninety and Nine'.....,
..,.,.....,.''..''''' N""'Pi"h
Mrs. r.. l.. Bradford.
Postludc .........'''".' tuilhlah'
Evening worship at 1:f5. The eve
min service will be given To a me
mortal program for Fanny j. Crosby
who died at nor home In Bridgeport
Conn, February ~, at the age Of 30
years. The music for the service VIII
be a few Of Miss Crosby's most popu-
lar hymns.
organ prelude (medley). Miss
Crosby's Hymns.
Duet. saved BY Grace Mrs. Il. ID.
Sisk and Mrs. Charles sutton.
Solo. Tell Me the story Of Jesus
Mrs. G. A. Foreman.
Solo. "Safe In the Arms OF Jesus
Miss Ella Raabe.
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BOOK NOTES


Perhaps some of you have noticed
az I have that in 50 many Of the VIM
ter's magazines and papers the SUP
iect Of religion has been discussed by
churchmen and laymer most ol
them concluding that something rs
wrong somewhere but none Of them
arriving at "a conclusion as To Jusl
what Is the matter with he present
day religion. This week fouhd ~
the library a book which treats on
this subject In q most interesting anu
enlightening amer 'The S"Sp''
OF Jesus and the Prohlems OF bemoo-
racy." by Henry e.. Nedder. There ~
no uncertainty as 10 pr. Nedder po-
sitIon. I'VE need ne says In TINS
book. "a reconstructed theology, The
theology Of all churches has beer
dominated by monarchial IDEAS. II
needs to be recast in the mould of
democracy aud restated In terms OF
equal rights" some Of his chapter
headings are: 1.-THE Gospel and the
Awakening Church THE Problem
of the child" THE Problem Of Vie
and THE Problem OF Poverty"
For the many readers who are
specially fond OF the novels 81 Har-
old Bindloss there II a new and en-
t%ertaining one. The secret OF the
Reef" This In a story that breathes
the smell Of the salt spray the Joy
Of ~comradeship IN the open, ana a
struggle against long odds for a prize
worth while. BindlOss has never
written "a better tale than this story
OF the sea which he himself followed
for years along the very coast he de-
scribes. a bis stake brings Jim a
| guhar. late mate Of "A Pacific liner
and his two companions to the desc
late island of the Alaskan coast. or
shore. under the surge OF a Teacher
| Gus reef. lies the. abandoned wreck
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NJ. Panl's EyangclieaI Lutlieaan
Church.

Corner silver venue and Sikh
street. Edward =. schueler, ID. D..
pastor; parsonage, 306 South sixth
street; phone 1898.
our themes during the lenten sea
son are drawn from the story OF our
Savior's suncrings. His passion II the
Holy OF HOLES Of the Christian rellg-
ion.
Morning sermon, IL o'clock, The
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more as the spring time puts In It's
appearance. a GAME Of golf and a
lunch al the club house IL a pleasant
diversion from the daily round. or
a drive on the mesa and n cup OF tea
afterward makes a pleasant after
noon. The dances are quite a sue
cess. aud will continue n success dur
ing the summer. for the club Is high
enough for comfortable dancing even
during the warm days.
A number OF delightful dinners have
been given at tfe club this winter.
on Saturday n. n. Pollock will
give a s o'clock dinner TO the direc-
tors. After the dinner an informal
business meeting will be held.
FortnIglitly Music ClD,t.
The F%ortnlghtly Music club meets
Tuesday. March 9th. with Mrs. Maocl
stevens Himoe, at her nome at 6iS
West Coal avenue. Following Is the
program arranged for the meeting'
study period-SubJect. The or
ches,ra;'' leader Mrs. E. Stanley
Seder.
Paper: "Debussy and the French
NfliNN hiHs W. hs VAA'Nnf
Piano: prelude from Suite Berga-
masque' DeouHHS
Rhapsody. q Minor" $50. Brahms
Miss Louise Nichols.
Violin. ''SchievO". ......Van Goerns
~"Serenade" Diuia
Mr.. +. Leroy Yott.
Voice: lie Mir. ......... lie RouA
Miss Louise Thorn.
| Piano. "Nocturne for left hand 81,
prelude. ~ Minor Mac Dowel
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe.
, Violin: Caprice Viennols' .Kreislei
Hungarian Dance .............
Brahms-Joachiu
MIR. r. Leroy YOtt.
Piano: lie Vert. .Alka'
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe.
Voice: Song Cycle 'sayonia' .....
....... Nauiha'
Mrs. Ray Bailey
The Highland Bridge club me
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ID. II
. earns.
An event Of the past week was tn
reorganization Of the Tennis associa
tIon with Mr.. Ernest a. Davis a
president and MIR. W. a. Stenhouse
secretary. The organization hopes &
maintain four courts.
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Priesthood 81 Jesus" Evening. 1890
The sign Of the Cross"
Sunday school In chhrgc OF Frank
c. Keefer. s;t5 a. m.
Mrs. Keefer leads the Young Peo-
Piles conservation service at s:s0 p. m.
Topic, How 20 Make This a Happier
World"
Wednesday evenings cathechical
lecture will cover the last two articles
OF the Apostles Greed. one hour,
commencing at 7:f5.
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where they had been cut off since
last Tuesday when a gas explosion
wrecked a mine and seriously DAM
aEed two others. About 1B3 men. an
far az could he checked up. were
thought TO have lost their lives. and
thus far rs bodies nave been taken
out. Hope for any Of the remaining
miners was abandoned.
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Fyret 3

Corner OF Coal avenue and Broad
way. A. T~oothaker. minister: resi-
dence, eos South Edith street
sunday school. s;4s "A. m.
Divine worship. II a. m. and 7.30
p. M. Sermon themes: Morning.
"The one Thing Thou Lackest:" eve
ming. THE Lost Sheep"
Y. T.. 3. c. r., $3.50 y. m.
Following In the musical program:
Morning service
organd prelude. Cradle song.
g. SpiEney
Anthem, Jesus. Tendt. Shepherd"
o.. Naghorne
Onerto-y, Melody" ....... Guilmant
Solo. Invocation" ......... Berwald
Mrs. Kathryn Orimmer Bailey.
Postlude. 'Postiude In F., .Volckmar
! Evening service
organ prelude. prelude In Co..
e. HOilina
Anthem. zone Swcetly solemn
Thought ,............ Ambrose
Onertory, "Mciodie" ..PaderewHki
Solo. ~ Love 10 Hear My Savioi's
Neltt ssssssss sstsssss. NluNct
Mrs. Bailey.
r. stanley Seder. organist and
choirmaster.
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mons on The superiority OF the
Christian D-ispensation over the Mo-
sale" Evening subject, what Is
Your Life?"
Special music by the choir In the
morning and by the chorus choir and
orchestra at night. a special feature
will be "a solo by Miss Elizabeth Gar
rett.
Mldweek church service at 7:3O
y. M. Wednesday.
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Vs~Icr service.

Rodey hail. University hill, March
Z. 1915. 4 o. M.
Piano voluntary. pans Flute
(Godard). T.. Stanley Seder,
Invocation, followed by chant.
Lords Prayer.
solo. I'm Thee, q God. DO I Put
My Trust" (spicker). Hugo c.
Meyer.
Responsive Reading.
Gloria,
Anthem, but the Lord Is Mindful
OF His own" CMendelssohn), vesper
choir.
Address, by Or. Noise Bergman,
Hymn No. i0l.
BenedictiOn.
pOstlude,
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AZ MINERS FOUND
ALIVE IN C0LLIERY
WRECKED TUESDAY

Hinton. w. Va. March 6.-Forty-
seven miners we're found alive today
In the tayland mine Of the New Riv-
or and P~ocahontaH Coal company.
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Corner Of Lead e and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor: Miss Edith Gorby, dea-
coness.
Public worship at II a. m. and 1850
y, m, with preaching by the pastor
Morning theme, the first of two ser
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Corner of broadway and Lead ave.
nue.. G. r. Taylor. pastor. 306 south
Walter street. phone, 1895.
Preaching by the pastor at IL n.
m. and 1850 D. m. Morning subject.
The oid-time Relation OF Money 10
Worship" evening subject. what
God Can Do with a Man"
sunday school, 9:t5 "A. M; J, w.
Horton, superintendent.
Junior g., Y Z. L. and Sunbeam
society, 3 y. m.
Senior 49,. Y. =. a., 6:30 y. m.
Mission sunday school. Seventh
street and Mountain road. 3 y. M.
Visitors cordially welcome to all
services.
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Christian sricncc SocIcty.

Christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building, at the
corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue. every sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
Is o'clock.
The public is cordially invited 20
attend these services.
Sunday school at 9:i5 o'clock.
Reading room In the y. r. Armijo
building. room No. ~. open each
week day from ? To 5 u. m.
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soGality mass. Z a. m; children's
mass. $3.50 a. m. high mass and SER
mon. 10 a. M; vespers. sermon and
benediction, 1880 p. m. Mass every
day at 7 a. m. Lenten services We'd
nesday and Friday evenings.
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uor,ans CIuh Election

Thc meeting at the Wnman's club
yesterday was for the purpose OF
olcctiug officers for the coming year
quite an honor was paid h out
going president. Mrs. j. H. Wroth'
when al the beginning ot tto session
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she was nominated for another term
Of office. Mrs. Wroth declined the
NOMINATION, having been president
for two years already.
The report of the auditor showed
that the club Is In the best condition
financially that Il has ever been. The
membership has increased wonder
fully during the past year. The new
personnel Is one of the strongest the
club has had In IL history and the
club looks forward to a very success
ful year.
A volunteer committee composed
OF Mrs. McGrogor. Mrs. A%spinwall
and Mrs. Brice served coffee to the
club members ut the close OF the ses-
sion.
The officers for the ensuing year
are: President, Mrs. Margaret Med
Ter: first vice president, Mrs. George
Albright: second vice president. Mrs.
Felix Baca: recording secretary, Mrs.
". r. Robinson: corresponding secre-
tnry. Mrs. Charles kirk; treasurer.
Mrs y. II. Ives; assistant treasurer.
Mrs. j. q. Gould. auditor. Mrs, Fred
Mctzgar: historian. Mrs. j. a. Miller;
critic. Mrs. A.. VI. Whitcomh; GUS
todian. Mrs. Joseph Brown, press
reporter. Mrs. A. r. Keith.
Mrs. Medlor has served as presi-
dent before and the club members
feel that she Is very competent.
o
Dinner for BaldridgcS.
On last sunday evening Or. and
Mrs. C.. II. Conner entertained at din
ncr in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G
bal ridge OF Hollywood. Cal. Thu
was q sort Of reunion OF an old clui
! d the city. the guests being member
OF the Travellers club.
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Dinner for IiaIdridgcS.
Another Dinner.

Another Dinner.
Mrs. G. p. Hodgin and Mrs. a. r.
Walker viii entertain at a I O'Clock
dinner sunday In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldridgc.
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WITH THE CI.UBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS
~~~~e~~~~~~as~


Thu Ten Dons met with DIR. ]. II.
wroth Saturday night. The paper
was read By MIR. A. u. McMllen, the
Subject bolnE "Some steps Toward
Efficient Publicity" The meeting
next week will be on Tuesday at DR..
Boyd's. Mr.. +. u. Cristy Is 10 have
"a paper on The Eject OF Public
Buildlngs on civic Pride" ON 81.
Patricks day the club viii give one
OF their dinners 10 which the ladies'
are invited. This dinner will be given
az the Alyarado, and the Mrs. Dons'
are already looking forward To the
event with anticipations of pleasure.
The Tuesday club.
ON Tuesday afternoon the Tuesday
club held a very interesting session at
the home ol Mrs. Roy Stamm. The
program was followed u according
to the announcement. Current
events topic was led by Mrs. c. 7.
French.
The class study. which consisted of
"a discussion on the subject Of The
Efficiency of The public school" was
conducted by Mrs. Cristy IN q very
interesting manner. Mrs. Cristy mad
interviews with a number OF the lead
ing educators OF the town and some
very interesting and essential facts
We're brought out.
Mrs. Milne gave a talk on The
Parents Relation 10 the Public
| school
Mira. stamm read a paper on What
Womens Clubs Are Doing TOR schools
In New Mexico
The lecture given bS Or. Mitchell
az the high school saturday night
WAS given under the auspices OF the
Tuesday club. Complete arrange
mcnts have been made by the club,
through the personal efforts Of Mrs.
Louis HELD, TO ring the pictures
that win be exhibited at the san
Diego exposition brought To Albu-
| querque. These pictures Will be on
exhibition at the city hall on tne
tenth, ana II Is hoped that they may
be- kept were Tor two or three days IN
order that an may have ample time
TO see them. This is e wonderful OPP
portunity for the people Of Aibuquer-
que tc see these pictures that people
from all over the state have Jour
ncyed to Santa Fc % see. school
children are To De admitted free OF
charge. Adults viii bee charged a
very small admittancc fee In order 10
cover express charges n insurance,
Every person In Albuquerque should
take advantage Of this opportunity.
NJ thc Country club,
The club house is becoming the
mecca of club members more and
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EvangenraI IutInrrnn.

Corner OF Edith street and Central
In the Library building. Carl
Schmid, pastor. sunday school. 10
"a. IN. German preaching service, II
Ia. IN.
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Calendar of Events.
ionday. March sth. Gold Avenue
dgo club. Mrs. Frank Butt.
tuesday. March 9th, Highland
dgo club, Mrs. d. A. Bittncr.
tuesday. March gth. Ten Dons. Or.
wa II. Boyd.
Wednesday. March 10th, Microbes
d, Mrs. MenauL
Friday. March 18th, Woman's club.
n o.
ightruI Musical.
The musical given at the First Bap-
church Tuesday evening. March
d. by some OF the best talent Of the
was "a decided success In every
y. The participants were at their
st and the audience an 1ppreciative
e.
Erhc vocal selections OF Mrs. Kath-
Hi Grlmmer Bailey were rendered,
usual, In her delightful manner and
IRE very pleasing.
Professor Stanley Seder showed his
|linderful musical ability. as usual. In
HE piano selections and accompanl-
|lsnts.
air. r.. Leroy Yott played several
U icctions which proved his mastery
the violin.
The University brass quartet gave
lyeral numbers which were warmly
celyed. showing The high standard
ley have reached loo Albuquerque
usical circles.
Children are always interesting as
hey appear on a program ana so the
adings by Bcrtram Baca and Louise
sozier were well received, the later
eading being pantomincd by Jcscile
'Voif. Dolores Benjamin ana Pauline
lyor.
Wanda WAGNER. a pupil of Mrs.
ohm ". Wilson. played the accom-
animent for the pantomine. showing
Exceptional skill for u so young.
%
irs. Strong'- Luncheon.
Mrs. Harry .. strong was "a most
delightful hostess az a ! o'clock luncn-
on on Thursday. The decorations
ere yellow 1onquils, giving q spring
imc air to the inside ewes though the
now was falling outside. The table
Mas exquisite with a ce%nterpiece OF
jonquils. the place cards wo"e daintily
hand painted cards DECORATED VIII
onqulis Yellow candles iu brass
%undalahra and candlosticks carried
bat the color scheme. Those who
know Mrs. strong as 20 dinner hoatcs.
XVIII know that there were lots of good
! hings 90 eat. all spiced with ready
.yif and rcpurtCc.
o
HE ~Iialdrtdgc~ Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs j. g.. Baldridsc co.
.uoIly wood, cal. who are the suest'
Df Mrs. -. A. Bittncr, have been th'
Recipients of many delightful cour.
tcsics from their friends during ta'
.past week. Among those who have
entertained them and their charmini
hostess are Dr. and Mrs. T.. q. Cor
nish. Mrs. Luthy. ana Or. and Mr.
"a. q. Shortlo. \ number ~ delight
.uI anai,s have been planned fol
them for the coming week.
f.
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Sc. JOlhn,a Church.

Corner Fourth street aud West sill.
yer avenue. Rev. W. Il, Warren. rec
tor; residence, 1909 West Tijeras.
Third Sunday In lent. Holy COM
munion, I "A. IN. and . a. M; holy
eucharist and sermon. II a. m; sun
day school. s:f5 a. m: evening ser
vice. 1880 p. M.
Week day services In lent-Tucs-
day. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. ltany and meditation. 4 p. m.
Wednesday, liiany and sermon. 7:30
p. M; Thursday, holy eucharist,
"a. IN.
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Corner ~ Central VENUE and Arno
street. T l.. Lallance. pastor.
sunday school. 9:f5 a. IN.
Preaching by the pastor at 81 n. m.
Subject. our Passover" sermon
followed by the sacrament Of the
Lords supper"
Epworth league at Gao .. m. sub
ject. THE Promises OF Sonship 10
God"
Preaching n t7;3O .. m. by the pas
tor. Subject. MADE over
Wednesday, 1880 y. IN. prayer
meeting and Bible study.
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ionday. March sth, Oold Avenue
dgo club, Mrs. Frank Butt.
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Wednesday. March 10th, Microbes
ID, Mrs. MenauL
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The club house is becoming the
mecca of club members more and
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Friday. March i2th, woman's club
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tuesday. March 9th, Highland
|dgo club, Mrs. ID. A. Bittncr.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
NEW OFFICERS AT ERWIN HOME
Board of Managers Holds Annual
 Meeting and Election,


 In addition to hearing the reading of the reports for the year, the board of managers of the Erwin Home yes- terday afternoon elected the following officers at a meeting held at the home building on Bassett street:
 President--Rev. pr. G. w. c. Hill
 Vice President-Professo David N Camp.
 rSecretary--Frank N. Wells
 Collector and Janitor--C. F. Shel- don. E ...,
 Matron-Mrs. c. F. Sheldon.
 Building and Grounds Committee w. l.. Hatch, E. B. Eddy and H. Day. ton Humphrey.
 Committee on Applications-II Dayton Humphrey and F. N. Wells
 Ladies' Committee--Mrs. William II. Hart, Mrs. George F. Rockwell Mrs. F. N Wells, Mrs. K. B. Eddy Mrs. F. Allen Moore and Miss Eliza beth Eastman. ="t-#
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
FARLEY TWENTY YEARS
 WITH RUSSELL BROS.
Entered Employ of Firm as Clerk and Is Now Manager of Stores in
 Five Different Cities.

Ex-Councilman William J. Farley yesterday observed the twentieth an niyersary of his entering the employ of Russell Bros, retail dealers in but ters, GEES, coffee, etc, and had the satisfaction of looking back on his score of years of service and realizing g that the business has quadrupled in that time. A great share in this in crease in the business has been due 10 the hustling tactics of MT. Farley, wI o is considered by the firm to be one of it's greatest assets.
 MT. Farley's first employment with Russell Bros, was as clerk. By ap- plication, sh rewdness and business ac- umen he forced the company to ap- preciate his ability and today he is mana ger of five stores owned by the firm these being in Meriden, Middle town, Waterbury, Holyoke and New
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19

Britain. As a manager he has been a complete success and today believes that his store on Main street is the busiest esta blishment of its kind i'll New England.
 While his attention has not been di- verted from the buying pulse of the public he has found time to serve his city in various capacities He served part of term in the common council and resigned to accept an appoint ment to the board of compensation and assessm ent under Mayor Joseph M. Halloran. He still occupies the position He was also an able member of the board of public works under Mayor George M. Landers.
 MT. Farley was in conference with the head of his firm in New Haven yesterday and received his congratu lations for his long and able service.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
YOUR SICK CHILD
 IS CONSTIPATED!
 LOOK AT TONGUE
If cross, feverish or bilious givc "Californin Syrup of
 

If cross, fevcrish or bilious givc
 "California Syrup of
 Figs"
 No matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should al- ways be the first treatment given.
 If your little one is out-of-sorts, half sick, isn't resting, eating and act- ing naturally-look, Motherl see If tongue is coated. This Is a sure sign that it's little stomach. liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irritable, feverish. stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach -ache, diarrhoea. sore throat, full of cold. give teaspoonful cf California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the constipated poison, undigcsted food and sour bile gently moves out Cf fits little bowels without gripfng, and you have a well. playful child again.
 Mothers can rest enry after giving this harmless fruit laxative" be- 1ause it never fniis to cleanse the It, tie one's liver and bowels and swecten tho stomach and they dearly love its pleesant taste. Full directions for babies, children of all ages and for srown-ups printed on each bottle.
 Beware of counterfc!t fg syrnpu. Ask your druggist for 5o-eet bottle of california Syrup of Figs; then sec thnt it is made Ivy the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Company
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
WARNING TO FUGrTvFS.

London, Feb. 19, 10:05 a. m-Ofl- cial warning has been issued at Ber- lin against the over-hasty return to their homes of fugitives from East Prussia, says an American despatch to Reuters Telegram company. AL though housing accomodatiov and food supplies are not sufficiently guar anteed to make 1t advisable for wom- on and children refugees to go back at present, municipal and state officials are urging the return to East Prussia of former residents who are without families.