New Britain herald., 1916-03-25

fourth and last of the series of enter
 tainments billed for the benefit of the library fund. This ombination will take the place of Walter Eccles, whose contract has been cancelled. There is bound to be unusual inter- est in the program as the entertain CTS are recognized as some of the best
 working the Chautauqua circuits.
 Miss Ethel Hinton is an exceedingly clever entertainer. She limits herself to characterization in dialect, show ing a remarkable knowledge of human nature in the characters she typifies Her partner, Pietro Verdi, is known as the "one man band" He is an ac- complished pianist and church organ ist but is better known for his won- derful accordion accomplishments. He also plays a drum and traps through the medium of electric appliance which he has invented
 There is sufficient diversity in the program which they will offer to suit the tastes of the most discriminate and the entertainment should attract a capacity house.
 For the close of the series the la dies have decided to introduce dancing as an innovation. The audience will nave an opportunity to do the light fantastic after the entertainers con- clude their program. The sale of home made candy will also be intro duced. The club believes that these new features will add to the popular ity of the entertainment and they ex- pect that the affair will be we'll pa- tronized.
 At the Churches,
 Episcopal-Holy communion will he celebrated in the Church of Our Sa- viour Sunday morning at o'clock, The rector, Rev. R, H. Burton, will oc- cupy the pulpit at the regular morning service at l0:54. Rev. W. H Robin son of Windsor Locks, will be the preacher at the regular evening ser 1 vice
 Cong egational-The pastor. Rev, F. 1 l.. Grant, will give the sermon at the l regular morning service
 Advent Christian-Morning worship 1 Sunday at 10:45, with preaching by l the pastor, Rev, J. w Denton His l sermon will be on Eternal Punish ment," the subject on which he will | elaborate being, "The Loss of the Flu ture." In the evening the pastor will preach in Wallingford in exchange with Rev Harry Stone.
 Bdptlst-lO:45 45 a. m. Sunday preach ing by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward. school will be at 12:10. At , D. m. there will be a sermon In Ital- ian by Rev. Victor Ferrant The young peoples service will begin at 6 O clock. The pastor will also preach at the evening service, beginning at ' o'clock
 Wanted Free Transportation.
 Railroad Officer Charles Grace was called upon to eject from the office at the transfer station yesterday a for mer employe who refused to leave un- til he was given free transportation to his home in New York. The man came here from New York when the station was opened. When he gave LID his place he was given a railroad ticket l to take him back home, the company following the custom of furnishing transportation to employees home towns when they leave. In this case the ticket was used by the man but he came gack to Connecticut and went to work in New Haven.
 Deciding to again return to New Y ork he paid his way from New Hay en to Plainvlle and demanded that the officials arrange for another free ride for him. Explanations were un- availing and Officer Grace had to use