New Britain herald., 1915-11-13

continue to come in, and the com mittee has as yet been unable to figure the net profits. They report that more than $400 was realized from the undertaking, a result which is most gratifying to them.
 At the Churches.
 Baptist-Services will be held Sum- day morning at 10:45. It is expected that Rev. S. G. Hastings, formerly pastor of the Olivet Baptist church of Hartford, will occupy the pulpit Sunday school will follow the preach ing services. At D. m, the young peoples service will be in union with other young peoples societies of the town at the Congregational church. The evening service will begin at z D. m., with preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward
 ethodist-Morning worship will begin at 1o:45 with preaching by the pastor, Rev A. A. Houck. Does Christ Live Up to His Claims?" will be his subject. Sunday school will be held at 12 o'clock. Charles Sey- mour will lead at the Epworth league meeting at o'clock. The topic will be. "The Promise of Spiritual Ger tainty.' In the evening at o'clock there will be vespers with a sermon by the pastor. There will be a pray CT service Thursday evening at 7:3O.
 Ep1scopal-Morning service at 10:45, the rector, Rev. R. H. Bur ton, preaching. Tn the evening he will speak on the hymn, Just As I Am Without One Plea"
 gregaticnal-"The Law of Mission" will be Rev. F. l.. Grants subject at the morning service Sum- day. In the chapel at o'clock in the l evening there will be a union meet l ing of the Young Peoples societies | of the town.
 Advent hristian-Morning wor- l ship at 1O:45 Sunday. Sermon by | the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton, on | the subject, Where Are the Nine?'' Sunday school will follow. The young | peoples society will join in the union l service at the Congregational church | at o'clock in the evening. The reg ular evening service will start at z | o'clock The pastor will continue | his talk along revival lines, his sub- | feet being, "The Relation of the | Word to the Spiritual Awakening"
 Skinny i'm the Toils."
 According to state officers, An | thony vonstentino, arrested in Troy, l IN is the alleged white slayer" known as skinny" in search of whom one of Chief Egan's men spent several ] days in Plainville. After the raid in Bristol in which three of the con- spirators were captured, it was thought Skinny" would come here | in an effort to lure from town Jennie Manchester a former inmate of the Plainville establishment, who is said gave the authorities information on which the charges against the gang were built.
 Officer William Jackson was sta toned here for nearly a week. He kept a close watch on the home of iss Anna J. Granniss. where the Manchester girl had been staying, be- Iieving that Skinny would make an attempt to get in communication with her. It was learned, however that the fugitive had gone to New o York state and the authorities in Troy and other cities, where he had started immoral resorts were asked .o be on the lookout for him.
 When the gang is brought up for rial it is expected that the Man chester girl will be one of the chief witnesses for the state,
 Freight Business Heavy.
 During the past few weeks there 1as been remarkable increase in he freight business here and the $ ocal employees of the New Haven 'oad are now working at ton speed. ] (