New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

place, which was solemnized Thursday evening by Rev. J. G. Ward, pastor of the Baptist church. MT. Belden is a son of Mrs. Angie Belden of Broad street.
 The couple will live in Manchester for the present but they expect to move to Hartford later to make their permanent home.
 Resume Sunday School. Rev. R. H. Buron, the rector, has arranged for resumption of sessions of the Sunday school classes in the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow. Be- cause of the danger of spreading in fantile paralysis Sunday school ses- sions were omitted for the past few weeks. The regular morning service in the church will begin at 10:45 to- morrow. MT. Burton will breach. In the Congregational church, the pastor will occupy the pulpit at the morning service. Tn the evening at 6 o'clock he will give an address in the chapel on the summer conference at the Isle of Shoals, which he attended during his vacation.
 Morning worship will begin in the Advent Christian church Sunday at 1O:45, the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton speaking on the subject, 'Worthy Is the Lamb" The observance of the Lords supper will follow Sunday school will begin at 12 o'clock. There will be a praise and social service at e:15 and at o'clock the pastor will preach on the subject, Dead Yet Alive, a baptismal service following his talk.
 Rev J. G. Ward will preach n the Baptist church at 10:45 tomorrow morning. Sunday school will be held at 12:O5 and at o'clock there will be a Young Peoples service. There will be a sermon at o'clock by the pas tor.
 Couldn't Pay Fines
 James Kelly and Harry Robb, both claiming Hartford as their place or residence, may continue having their mail forwarded to the Capitol City, for a time at least, Constable Sturgeon having registered them at the Hotel De Gink, the name by which the Seyms street jail is popu1arly known, this afternoon. The men were in court this morning before Justice E. F. Prior on charges of intoxication end were convicted. Each was lined So and costs and because of a fractured purse they had to go to jail 70 work out the penalty
 The prisoners were arrested last evening after the officer had made an effort to get them to leave town. They were creating a disturbance around the streets.
 Plan For Smoker.
 Court General Lawton, F. Of A., has made plans for smoker to pc held in connection with the regular meeting Monday night in Grange hall and the committee of arrangements promises a most entertaining session.
 The Foresters will inaugurate membership campaign at the session and it is the intention to launch the project at the smoker. There will be a program of entertainment and prominent Foresters from other places will speak.
 The officers for the ensuing term, elected some time ago will be installed at the meeting.
 Many New Voters.
 While the selectmen and town clerk had but little business this morning their time was well occupied this afternoon, large number of young men whose names appear on the registrars to-be-made list appear ing to take the electors oath. The board has an all-day session that will not adjourn until o'clock this eve- ming. While he has been released from quarantine, Selectman Calor, acting on the suggestion of Health Officer Bull is avoiding public gather ings, and he was not present at the meeting today.
 Nearly 15O names are on the regis trars' list. Because of the expected contest on the license question there was some interest in today's meeting