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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
OVERHEAD FIRING IS
ADOPTED BY BRITISH

London, March 23--The old Span
ish way of holding the rifle overhead
IN firing from a trench so as to en-
danger only the bands of the firer, a
method which has caused foreign OBJ
servers TO ridicule the fighting of
Spanish American armies and which
made the fire Of the insurrectlonists
so ineffective In the Philippine war
has been adopted by the British army.
But It is not the haphazzard fire, for
the aiming is done by periscope.
Instructors are now employed IN
the English training camps to teach
this method Of firing, which requires
a new technique. These men have as
tonished skeptical officers by making
shots that would be creditable to q
sharpshooter under the old method OF
holding the eve to the sight Just
how 1t is done is not explained, but II
is known that the gun is held at
arms length in the air, upside down.
Both sides are now directing
heavy continuous fire upon each
other, and the men killed and wound
ed in the trenches are almost always
struck on the head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
A Foe to tuberculosis

The Journal Of the American Medical A.
ISOLATION, in Its issue Of August 0, 1913, re-
viewing an article ON "The Influence OF
Calcium Salts on Constitution and Health, .
said;
They THE authors) report numbers Of
concrete instances In which patients gained
In vitality and energy after taking cal
cium."
Doctors seem to agree that In tuberculO-
sis and chronic throat and bronchial af-
fectlons. lowered vitality and lost energy
are conditions that must be overcome.
one Of the constituents of Eckman's AL
teratlye is calcium (lime) 50 combined
with other ingredients as TO be easily as
simulated by the average person. To this. in
part, is due its widespread success in the
treatment Of these distressing and dlsast-
rous troubles
BY preventing well as arresting the
ravages Of the tubercle bacilli, Eckman's
Alternative performs service, which even
some ethical practitioners have acknowl-
edged to their patients We do not make
wholesale claims for IL, but our knowledge
OF what It has done warrants the state
ment that 1T CAN HELP.
II contains no opiates, narcotics or habit.
forming drugs, hence a trial is safe Should
vour druggist be out Of IT, you can order
through him or direct from the makers
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
Special Easter Services Today
at Local Churches

ana Broadway at II, 3, and 7:3O. In
the morping, Or. r. L. House viii
preach on the subject, THE Garden
err" AZ the afternoon service, he viii
speak on THE Psychology OF Love"
All are invited to these services Spe-
cial music viii be rendered. including
a solo by Mrs Ada Pierce VIM. for
merly sol0ist in this church, and %
cantata by the choir directed by Prof.
Stanley Seder organist.
The musical programs are as fol-
lows;
Morning service;
organ Easter Dawn"
Claussmaun.
solo --"Hosanna,v (Granier). Mrs
Ada Pierce VIM
offertory--"Good Friday Spell"
Vetbland
Solo Resurrection Song"
wood. Mrs. Kathryn Grimmer Bal
ley.
Solo Easter Lilies" OHardy), ,
Mrs. s. y. Miller.
Postlude-~" Easter Day" Loret.
Evening service.
organ Recital prclude--(D "Io.
sannah." Hartmann; (b) "Gethse-
NAME Mailing (c) Easter Allie
lula" Ottonwalder: Professor Sedor.
Solo Gloria" (Buzzi- PecciaJ,
Miss Rose lIarsch
Offertory---"A ndante Serioso," Ket-
clbey
Solo--"At the Sepulehre." (Gau),
Mrs Bailey
Cantata--''fhe Resurrection and
the Life Reed
Easter Offertory," De-
shayes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
CENTRAL AVENUE VI. IL. CHURCH
SOUTH

Corner Central avenue and Arno ST.
r. +, Lallanee. Pastor.
Special Easter services.
After the regular Sunday school
session, the following program will be
rendered, beginning promptly ut t0;45
e. m.
Hymn. by congregation.
Greed.
Choir.
Scripture reading,
Song by primary Department.
Recitation, George Talent.
chorus. by Sunday school.
Recitation, Helen Axtell. Gladys
Doris. Lama Simmons. Marian Ham
mond.
Solo, Frances Thaxton.
Recitation Ira Bacon, Carlton Ak.
tell, Jessie Foreman, Tom Wagon.
ner.
Choir.
Recitation, John Roberts. owen
Doris. Naline Boggs. May stirat, Iev-
erett Ronfro, Wendell Smith, Dorothy
Daily, Ruth Daily. John Scheer.
Song, Irene Axtell, Airline Emmons
Ruth Bacon, Eva Foremen.
Song by school,
Recitation. Charles Renfro.
Solo. Hiram Cudahae.
Recitation. Madeline Blickcndufor
Choir.
Pastors address.
Offering,
chorus by school
Epworth league. 6.50 u. M.
Preaching by pastor, 7a0 D. III.
''fhe Easter Message
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
BRITISH POLICY
REVOLUTIONARY
TO THE LIMIT
New Law Empowering Govern
ment to Commander All
Factories Regarded as Ap-
pIication of State Socialism.

London, March 12--The new law
which gives the government power to
commander any factory or manufac-
turing plant no matter in what Indus
try II may be engaged, and transform
II into an establishment for the pro-
duction OF munitions Of war is by
general agreement the most revolu-
tionary OF all the Unprecedented
pieces Of legislation which have been
rushed through the bewldered Britt
ish parliament since the beginning Of
the war The bill brings into being
at a single stroke. although tentative
~ and for q special purpose. a condi-
ton which has been the dream OF So
cialists for the past fifty years
~ would be much simpler urged
Sir Frederick Banbury In the house of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
ST. PAuEs EVANGELICAL LUTu,
IitAN CHURCH,

Corner silver and sixth,
Edward L. achueler. ID. d, pastor,
parsonage, SOC South Sixth. Phone
1898.
Our observance OF Easter will COM
mence with sunrise service at
o'clock.
AZ 1880 a. m. will occur the con-
trmation service, with Holy commune
ion. Note the earlier hour to per
INIT which the Sunday school will
meet at a;15 instead of 9;45
on account OF tho children's Ems
ter exercises at 1870 D. III. the En-
deavor society will postpone their de-
votional meeting from Sunday even
ing 20 Monday evening. when II viii
be combined with the business meet
ing, with Mr. Il. j. Whaley as leader
Topic, Getting Ready for the Next
Lifc.r
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. M Tho
business meeting ~ the Ladies Aid
society win be held Thursday after
noon with Mrs, Robinson in Old
Town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
FIRST RApmsr CHURCH.

Corner Broadway and Leave avenue.
G. + Taylor. pastor, 500 South Wal
ter street, Phone I66.
Easter sermon theme, "The Nacat-
ed Tomb "a. m
Easter cantata rendered by the
choir 1850 y. m
sunday school a.i5 q m.
Junior y. Y, =. L. and Sunbeam So
ciety. az 5 y. IN.
Senior b Y. r. T.. s,99 .. m.
Mission Sunday school, seventh
street aud Mountain road. p. M.
Morning, Special Music Voluntary
"Idyl" tRothlederl Anthem. Praise
le jehovah" tNelhe Place Chand-
lerl, choir,
Offering. "Beroeuse," tDelbruck),
Duet Jesus lives and SO shall l."
tuahrieD, Mesdsmes MeGriff and
Formhy.
IN the evening the choir viii rem
der a sacred oantata, "Mary Of Beth
any, ~. b, Herbertl. the characters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
GAY TINE PROMISED.

Beginning with Easter Monday so.
cial events viii once more crowd
each other. All the card clubs will
resume their regular sessions AMI all
the other clubs will get down to bust
ness. Tomorrow afternoon the Bible
class. taught by Mrs Herring In the
Church Of the Holy Faith. will be at
home at the residence of the Adiu-
tant General Monday night, In adj
ditlon TO the meeting OF the Archae-
illogical society, the Fratornal Broth
erhood viii give a dance. on Tues
day evening. the chamber of COM
merce will hold It's annual election and
a hot time Is promised Thus. down
the line every afternoon and every
evening, although the most interest
Ing event Will be the operetta by the
high school which viii crowd the the
alter and Will be made society event
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
sr lonN.s rpIsoorAL cfuRcm.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Music Tor services. morning. II
O. m,
Processlonal--Jesus Christ Is Risen
To-day. Morgan, Christ, our Passover
i~,itVss..
Gloria--Glory BE 10 the Father,
salier
TIE Dcum-we Praise Thee, o God,
Gcibci.
Jubilaie--oh. BE Joyful in the
Lord. shelly.
Anthem They Have Taken Away
Nv Lord. stainer.
vyrie--Lord Have Mercy Upon Us,
Naylor.
Gloria Tlbi--Glory BE 70 Thee, o
Lord. Woodward
Anthem--Christ L. Risen. Wagner.
offcrtory Anthem--Trust in the
Lord O-arEo), Handel
sursum Corda--IAft Up Your
Hearts. Camidge
Offcrtory sentonce-AlI Things
Come OF Thee. whitney.
sanctns-H Holy. Holy. Holy. Garrett.
IienediCtua--Blc Be He That
Cometh, stainer.
Agnus Dei-o. Lamb Of God,
Staincr.
Benz -seven-fold Tearne.
Gloria In Exeoisis-- Glory BE TO
God. stainer.
Receasional--christ the Lord IL
Risen To-day, Clarion
Afternoon, 4 y. m.
Professional - onward Christian
Soldiers. Christ our Passover, Haltcr.
Glorla--Giory he to the Father.
Halter.
Te Deum--wc Praise Thee, o God,
Ccibel.
Jubilaie--oh. BE joyful In the
lord, shelly
Anthem--Trust in the Lord. Han-
del
offertory--solo. selected. by Miss
Claude Albright
Offertory sentence--All Things
Come OF Thee. whitney
neni -Seven-fold Tearne.
observation-disclosures Christ Is Risen
To-day, Morgan.
Evening. Tii5 y. m.
processlonal--Jesu Christ Is Risen
To-day, Morgan.
Gloria Glory BE TO the Father,
Salter.
Magniflcat My soul Doth Magnify
the Lord, Adam.
Nunc Dimitts~~r.ord Let Thy Ser
want Depart. Adam.
Anihem--Christ Il Risen, Wagner
Offertory--Trust IN the Lord, Han
del.
ecessional---christ the Lord Is Bls-
en- Today, Clarion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
FASTER cANTNrA.

For several years past the Univer
atty Choral club has presented ~
Easter eantata 90 the people OF I'M
,sjtv 4, a musical event which ha
been of uniform cxcsilcnee TIL
vear the cantaia. 'f'rhc St0r. OF Cal
vary" by Thomas Adams, viii be CIV
en- al the Presbyterian chufch Th'
choral club OF thirty five voices an'
the brass quarter VIII participate
Miss Beryl kenwprthy being the OF
pagsst of tho occasion. soloisls VII
he Mrs. j. 9. Sehwentkor, soprano; =
stanley Aedur, tenor, Robert Il. Sew
ell. bass: the musical program belns
directed BY Professor sedcr.
The order of service will be as fol
organ prelude. ~Grand Chorus
Hymn. "Chrlst. the Lord, Is Riser
To-Day" Worgan.
Invocation
Scripture lesson.
Cantata, "rhe story OF calvary,
Adams.
4. Introduction.
2. chorus. 'For God Himself s'
Loved the World"
Z. Reeitative tsoprano and bass)
"And the Lord Jesus"
4. Hymn. Elm Thy Dear Name, [
Lord
nc. Roeiiativc obass), "And Jesus Wa
Troubled in Spirit"
4. Chorus. Lord. IL IL ly
n. rcoitativo Ssoprano aud bassl
"JcaQu Answered, lie II Is
4. solo lbass) and chorus. "Let Not
Your fIoarta in Trouble Be-"
q neettative tsopfano and hassD
"When Jesus Has Spoken These
Words
10 chornle. "oh Gracious saviour"
IL. Reeitative, lSonranu and hasal
"Ihen Jesus Said to tho Multi
IL Myml. 30 Bitter Hour Of Dark
Ia. Recltativc tsopranoy. "And The
whole Multitude"
II. Chorus, Gle 5tirroth Up the Peo'
pie"
15. Rccitativc tbaas). "piIate Said
Unto Them"
10. chorus, eve Have No King but
Cacsnr,"
~. Reeitatye tsopranol ana 500
(haas) And Wheu plate Saw :.
is, Chorus, Ills Blood Be upon Us.
10. Kecitatlve (sopranob, "And the
Voices OF the People" :.
20. organ offertory, "Canzohetta,
Mark Andrews.
81. Reeitatlve (hassl, 'And as They
Led Jesus Away"
gg. Hymn. "Oh See the Saviour
Bending Low"
2s. Recltative (sopranol, "And When
They Were Come"
"a. Chorus. "ue Saved Others"
20. Recitatho (bass). Then Said
Jesus"
&c. Hymn, "Bohold the Lamb o.
God"
~. Recltative (soprano aud bassl,
"Now From the Sixth Hour"
rs. solo (tenorl, duet ttenor and
bassl. full chorus. THE sun With
draws It's Light
20. Recitative (sonrano aud hHssi,
And when Jesus Had Cried"
Hymn, "All Han the Power oil
Jesus Name"
Bencdlction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

tory for various kinds of work; to as
certain the present occupation OF each
factory. what proportion of Its total
effort is now put on government work
and the reason for delays in complet-
ing contracts already in hand to en-
sure that the country Is fairly treated
by the owners and workmcn, and that
at the same time workmen and own
ers are fairly treated by each other
and by their new employer in chief,
the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

Christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building, at the
corner Of Seventh street and Cold
avenue, every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock
Wednesday evening services are at
o'clock
The public is cordially invited TO
attend these services.
Sunday school AT a.45 o'clock.
Reading room IN the N. 7. Armiio
building, room No. rs. open each
week day from to p. IN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
IIRsT PRESBYTERIAN cnURCn.

IIIIII WHU NIINNTs
Hugh A. Cooper pastor; G. AZ Hore'
mnn, associate pastor.
Sunday school, 1.a5 O. m
Morning worship, IL O'clock.
No evening service,
{. II. sunrise prayer meeting, T:0(
a. m.
University oantata in this church
3 y, IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
CORNER lead avenue aud FOuth Third
street

street.
Charles oscar Beckman, pastor
residence, All South Third street,
Miss Edith Gorby. dcaooness.
The pastor win speak at III n, m.
on Tho Conquerlng Christ" Easter
music by the chorus choir a duet
by Messrs, Falkenburg and Sewell and
"a solo by Miss Pearl Tompkins.
Al 1880 y. m. the Sunday school
will have charge OF the service and
render an Easter program, assisted
by the chorus choir.
Sunday school at 9;45 a. IN. No
Epworth league.
ON Monday evening At o'clock the
Young Peoples Foreign Missionary
society win hold It's monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. ii. T.. Mohn, oil
West Copper. Misses Ida Maddox
aud Clara Wilson, hostesses
The mid-wcek church service at
1880 .. m. Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

Mary, Martha and Lazarus will be
given by Mrs. McGriff, soprano; Miss
Nettie CLARK. alto, and Mr.. fenton
Spauldlng. tenor.
Ch0ruses by Mesdames Formby
Crawford, Burton, Misses Hammond
carmony. Whltesides Messrs. White
hill. Ruby. Davies, Lewis
Mrs. Fannie A. Formby. directress
Miss Edith Joyce, organist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

Professional.
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today,
l.. g. Rimhnult
Chant.
Christ Our Passover" w Carter
ne Dcum. W. Jackson
Quintette--"I Iark Through the
Dawn" q, " Lissant
sole--"Easler Bells" Master Atrn-
old Bra iford
Anshein-"O the Golden Glowing
Morning,n lie Jeune.
The music will be rendered by the
Junior vested sunday school choir.
Mrs ". Z. bradford dlrectress
Mrs. Il. :. Kodey organlst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
ST. JonN,s cnuRcH.

Corner Fourth street and West Silver
avenue.
Rev w Il. Warren. d. D., rector,
residence, 1909 West Tijeras avenue.
Easter Sunday:
Holy Eucharist. and 8 n. m.
Easter day service, II a. m
knights Templar service, D. m
Sunday school festival service, 4
y. m.
Evening service and sermon, 1880
o'clock. Music.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works

observation-disclosures
Castings in Iron, Brass. Bronze
Electric Motors. Oil En-
sines Pumps and Irrigation.
Works and Office, Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
GHIRt1f

Corner Of Edith street and Gem
trail avenue in the Library building
Carl Scbnld, pastor.
Sunday school. 70 a. m.
German preaching and Holy Com
munion. / / a. N
An those wishing 90 commune are
kindly requested 10 make known their
intention 10 the pastor before tho
service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

commons. ~ We merely gave the
government " one-clause hill saying
that during the continuance Of the
war they can do just as they like"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

commons, III We merely gave the
government one-clause hill saying
that during the continuance Of the
war they can do just as they like
Extreme State Socialism.
John Hodge. speaking for the Ala
Dor party. told the house that the hill
gives effect TO the contention Of col
lectiyist socialist effort advanced by
many Of my colleagues"
Heretofore the practice Of the gov
eminent IN obtaining war supplies has
Abeen the same as in time Of peace.
Bids were asked from a number of
firms, manufacturing the articles
needed, and the order was given pre-
sumably TO the lowest bidder. In
most cases. however. the demand was
SO heavy that II amounted practically
to a blanket order to all the firms
available for their entire output. with
still large part of the demand I'M
provided for. Then the government
would address It's inquiries to firms in
allied lines This led TO difficulties
as most firms willing 10 devote their
machinery plant 10 government busl-
ness found themselves unable to turn
out the required product at a price as
low as that which Is easily possible to
the firm which was been manufacture
Ing the same article for years.
10 Seize All Factories.
The object of the new law Is to
open to the country's service the
whole Of the manufacturing industry
OF the British isles. In the matter |
Of taking over factories. Chancellor |
Lloyd George announced to parlIa- |
ment that an organization of business
men would be set up with live man
at its head. II will be the duty OF |
this commission, as quickly as post |
BILE, to make a complete record OF the |
available capacity of machinery plants
throughout the country: to determine |
the particular suitability of each fac |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

CoNGRIcsTloNAI CHURCH.
Easter services win be held at he
CONGREGATIONAL church. corner Coal
The day book., 1915-04-09

At the left, Miss Vera MicheIena,
and at the upper right, Gladys Field
man.
Los Angeles, cal.-Here is girl
who is selling her beauty to buy a
home.
One hundred dollars: week for
being handsome.
Divided 'fifty-ffty.
Fifty week for her face.
Another fifty week for her figure.
She's the highest salaried chorus
girl in the world
Ordinarily the beauties in the
chorus draw from SIS to $25 week,
but Gladys Feldman, who is with
Ziegfeld's Folies, multiplies this by
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
CIt Hen1s

Damon's 3Sth annual shoe sale opens Thursday morning. g.-advt.
 An important meeting of the Car penters union will be held this even- ing at the new hail. 34 Church street. All members are urged to attend. St Marks turkey supper Jan. 27.-- advt The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. 2. H.. will be held htis evening in Eakles' hall.
 Special dinners. Regal Dairy Lunch.
 Queen Esther circle of the Mctho- dist church will postpone the meeting scheduled for this evening until Tues day, February 2nd. Last week to pay water rents and save ten per cent. interest.--advt.
 The annual ball of the Barbers' union was held last night in New Turner hall.
 Thomas Davis has applied to Build ing Inspector Rutherford for perms- sion to build a one-family house on Ellis street at a cost of $1,500. Will liam Dobrowlski has had plans drawn for a six tenement block on Horace street to cost s5,500. w. CiedzinslIi has applied for permission to alter his block at 147 Broad street at a cost of $1,500.
 Sebastiano D'Aquila has filed notice of his intention to sell his grocery story on Lafayette street 10 Sebastano LIstro
 St Marks turkey supper Jan. 27.- advt.
 A months mind mass for Mrs Kuningunda Hollfeder was celebrated al St. Peters church this morning.
 The Children of Mary of St. Peters church will meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 A banquet will be held in Barde eck's hall Thursday evening by the choir. trustees and collectors of st. Peters church.
 Thus far this month Tax Collector Loomis has taken in $5,400. He is far ahead of the record for the tiscal year in comparison to this time last year.
 It is denied at the home of George B. Pickop in New Haven that he is about to embark in the screw man. business. Mrs. Pickop to- day stated that there was no truth In the story and that MT. Pickup had nothing In view for the imme ediate flu ture.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
DECLINES TO CHOOSE
 BETWEEN CANDIDATES
Congressman Donovan Recommends Two Men for Postmaster at
 Bridgeport.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 2s.-Post- master General Burleson yesterday re- ceived from Representative Jeremiah Donovan the names of two men, the appointment of either of whom as postmaster at Bridgeport will be en- tirely satisfactory to Congressman Donovan.
 Representative Donovan recom- mended J. C. Gormley and Stephen Boucher, and vouched for both men. But he declined to choose between them. and asked the Postmaster Gen eral to make his own selection.
 This is the first time the postmas- ter-general has had two men recom- mended for one office, and he is somewhat puzzled to know how to choose between Gormley and Bou- cher. Gormley is now superintendent of the East Side post office at BridRe- port. and is strongly backed by post office employees for the postmaster ship. Boucher who belongs to the opposing democratic faction, former ly was city clerk at Bridgeport
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
Two We'll Directed Shots.
RcpDrt Not Relieved.

Berlin, via London, Jan. 26, l0:32 a.. m.--In the absence of further de- tails of the naval battle in the North sea, tho newspapers confine themselves to comments about the great su periority and strength of the British units engaged. No credence is given anywhere here to the British admiral tvs report that no British vessel was lost in the fight.
 Much more space is given in the newspapers to the new orders of the federal council concerning bread stufrs, which are welcomed by all writers.
 Prince Joachim, the youngest son of Emperor William has been un- able to start his convaleecent leave as recently planned as he has been affected with a high fever for several days.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
COLLEGE PRESIDENT HERE.
pr. Gustave Andreen Guest of Local
 Swedish Pastor.

pr. Gustave Andreen. president Of Augustana college at Rock Island, III. spent a few hours in this city yester- day, as the guest of Rev. Sven G. Oh man, pastor of the local Swedish Lu- theran church. He was returning from Lowell, Mass, where he deliv- cred a sermon in the Swedish Luth er- an church, of which his son Paul is the pastor, Sunday.
 On Sunday Dr. Ohman entertaine,I Carl Andreen, a brother of Dr. An dreen whoe is connected with the pension departm ment of the United States government.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
William kranou-itz to Address scholars -Raak ball Game Saturday.

William Kranowitz student at H. q. with the clas. of 1914. i. sched- uled to address the pupils Of the High school Thursday morning. He will talk during the sixth period.
 The Current Events club met this afternoon 10 discuss topics of the week
 The next basketball game on the High school schedule is to take place next Saturday evening when the Nau- gatuck High quintet will play the To- calls here. large number of schol- ars are expected to attend as in ad- dition to the affair being a league game a close contest |. expected.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-26
DtNBERC- C-vTSTON.
Popular Local Lawyer Will Wcd fl
 Rridrcport TomorroNy

The marriage Of Attorney Emil J. Danberg of this city to Miss walborg Weston of Bridgeport will be solemn ized at the parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran church in Bridgeport at o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Rev. D. J. Nordl'ng. The couple will be attended by Miss Nellie Weston, a sister of the bride, as bridesmaid and Olav J. Schultz DeBruin of New York as best man.
 After honeymoon trip, MT. and Mrs. Danberg will take up their resi- dence on Stanley street, this city.