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New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

society paid for the church calendar and also for repairs on the chapel and the parsonage. Piedmont col Iege received S25 from the organiza- gfion and the Wcl2an's Home Miss sibnary union received a like amount. sThe cash balance remaining in the dreasury of the society is s478.27. sS Senior Endeavor Society. As1 The report of the Senior Christian E,ndsavor society was read by Miss sEAsie, Pickett. "The regular weekly 1evotsonal meetings were held by the lslsdstian Endeavor society of the 2 sssSfliit Congregational church, twelve cA Which were consecration meetings sgftk an average attendance of 
 ..sat sAt present the society has thirty four active, two association, five non resident and seven honorary members ,s5 The societys expenses for the year were S5592 of which $15 was for penevoIences. There is at present a
 lkalsanpe of SIP in the treasury. ess Nothcrhood Club Report.
 ~ EThe report of the Motherhood club kR#BerIin was read by Mrs. John T. Hart. It follows:
 ses "The Motherhood club has a me1n- bership of thirty-four mothers. The have been held on the third of the month at which there has been an average attendance of eighteen members. The chief aim ofrthe club is the Christian nature Of the children in the home. The Problems of the home are discussed, a wider point of view gained, also bet ter methods for meeting those prob Iens.
 ~ .Sgstematic school visiting has been Hone by the members, one Mother wis., itings one session each month. sss. We have met with the teachers at ones of our meetings. We stand ready to help in any way that we cen those who are in trouble of any kind"
 Women's Missionary Society. -s. Miss Caroline Savage read off the work of the Womens Foreign 8Miss- feoary society. It showed a aem- bership of 75 and S122 raised for mission work. The Child in the Midst was studied at the meetings, which were well attended Officials Elected. < After the reports of the Societies .had been read, the following Fo1ficers Were elected IF < Deacon, for six years-Ernest w.. Nildrum.~a
 Clerk-Francis Dcming.
 Treasurer-E. w. MildruR. >m s Standing committee, for three years -1gy- (, M w eldon and Morris Woodruff -asgr altay yFear, George BuEce. Ri . suntissy school .supcrihtendent--- x xsistant superintendent at-Pro f..sl1. E r. sSN oalrsssas < * s x ssuperln fendent 7. primary depart
 nent--Afiss Savage.
 Secretary Howard Rawlings { Trestsurer- II. Deming
 Libraria rian-Miss Annette Savage.
 supefintendent-ho home departnent- Mrs. R.tsH. Dentng.
 superintendents Cradle. RolI--nIrs \. F., Woodruff
 Library comnittee-Nrs J. E. Smith. x Miss Rohm, Mrs. Nourse.
 Church decorating committee-Miss Wilcox and Book and Thim 1e$ club. \ Church musia conanittee-+ Mr. K. + Y gfsi.}y. Mrss fis. .ke:and ye1 Mrs A. A. gspFth
 V Colleetors-E E. f4oniss,, M w, " sepssseS9S, T eHH OATSe,a A. E. Gran Hall. Edwin Benson, Hen9y neming.
 efs-F,. T.. Wi1cQx. Dean Minor, curtis:t84aIe rgat1, Relph Nou1ssc; Will .ilam Tsrnclt, Lloyd Minor. rC+corgo Pick ct es >s s i&tznsiagton M, F, Churca ss Rev%see M Piclop. pastor. Co -ta- church-S will be observed to-
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New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

SHOES AT COST.ss Womens welt soled Button and Lace Boots, gun metal calf and patent colt, $500 kind, $2.69. 7
 Women's Boots, Button and Lace, brown and grey top, patent and dull calf foxed, former prices S4.O0 to $500, for $2.9S pair.
 Evening Footwear, Black and White Satin Slippers, Patent Kid Pumps and Slippers, French and Cuban heels, $3 to $5 kinds, $t.98 pr.
 Misses and Children's cloth top. Patent Colt Button Boots, sizes 8 F to Il, Il F to 2, 2 # to 5, for $1.25, $1.55, $1.S5, were priced $1.35, $1.65 and $2.00 pair.
 Mems Slippers, good ones with choice of tan and black, regular S1.Oo and $1.25 kinds. 89c pair.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01


 which are now practical have been put in shape to crop and Monday it is exl the actual cutting will bes < Ice on the ponds in q now measure nearly ten < thickness and the ice mon 2 filling their storehouses,
 Brief Items.
 Prof. J. ". pestton wij among bis eplsa gation "Season's Or l4Tgs cards ,the followia resolution: ing yea @li see less ofs Or, s32 tory in my ii N leAt be expected sl fss hours were pos1 ,day and the ts4bf lvery. asssr gently repor K K N s's, s had been std ,sss ffBnsfer stationa \ sz tfseat of goods left forna Charles Grace, o Haven's special agents, fwta as watchman at the 9reigla nied that such was the sasl he had heard the lseltorf tain that there hYsa VI it.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

year they put property on the lists for what they believed was it's full value and they believe Tax Commits sioner Corbin and his asso ciates voted the increase without any special in- vestigation. Chairman Wheeler form ally protested to board against the raise and succeeded in getting it changed to s100,0o0. The town of ficials feel that especially in view of the fact that Plainville is no longer entitled to receive any part of the state enumeration grant for schools because the grand list total is now in excess of s2,000,000, the valuation of local property as determined by the assessors should not have been dis turbed. The increase was made, Commissioner Corbin advised to pro- vide the revenue for the state aid given to towns for schools. The com mission seemingly ignored the fact that Plainville is not benefited by the appropriation and as a result the town will have to be a contributor anyway
 Transfer Here All Winter.
 According to Freight Agent Mulvi- hill, the transfer station established at the freight yards last Tuesday may be made permanent if business con- ditions warrant. There is so much freight moving (and some that hasn't left theasidings on which it was placed several days ago) that employment will be furnished at least for the bal ance of the winter, to the crew signed up' for the local station
 There Was no suspension of actlvi- ties at the freight yards for the, hoh-E day andSthe> men reported for workf this morning as usual %< f
 The freight agent reports that apa proximately one hundred men arA9, now working at the transfer station. The clerical force is now practically conlplete.5 It is made. up mostly of local young men and the railroad is paying them we'll for their services.
 Plainville was made transfer point to relieves the congestion at other freight yards on thessgstem but owing to it's central 1oca ton it may be oper ated permanently business cordt- tions warrant eg
 To Give Gsxnfafa.
 ''Prsnise Of. FulfilInfert,' the popl1-sa lar cantata, will be rendered by theSA choir of the Congregational churcr1a tom orrow afternoon at o'clock. It was originally intended to present it last Sunday but the storm uaade a postponement necessary, &
 At the morning service in N the church Sunday. the pastor, Rev. F. L. Grant, will preach on N the fsubject, "Ke coping The Faith The Christian Endeavor meeting wilr be held at 6 o'clock in the evening. What Is Consecration will beN the subject.
 Other Church. Notes. ..
 Holy Communion will be celebrated in the Church of Our Saviour tomor- row morning at 0:45. The rector, Rev. R. H. Burton, will preach. Sum- day school will follow the morning service. The evening service will be at \ o'clock. HI NJ x M .g l
 The1 ChfistlilM x \ s HI cost poned frpsn last Sun IT Hung owing to l
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01
|oI6 STARTS OUR GREAT
 JANUARY COST SMEI <, < WITH ITS BARGAINS <
EVERYONE WAITS FOR IT

EVERYONE  hSaits WHAT YOU WANT ii a
  $
  AND THE TOTsANDS
 
  makers
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

Briggs Parsonsp son ofs MT. Andrew S. Parsons, suffered right wrist yesterday while six condition is report ed as kcon
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01
LADIES' SOCIETY {

Following are tnc officers of the Ladies Aid \ the Swedish Baptist chursff
 President-Mrs. August a
 Vice president-Mrs. Augt| Secretary-Mrs. J. E. Klil Treasurer-Mrs. Axel Petd|
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

the storm, will be held in the Metho- dist church tomorrow morning.
 The Holy Name society will receire Holy Communion in a body at tha 9 o'clock mass in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Sunday morning. %
 Morning worship will begin at 10:45 in the Advent Christian church Sum day ''The Relation of Christ To Ills Church" will be the subject of the sermon to be given by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton. The Young Peoples. society will meet in the, evening at@ 6 o'clock. At the regular evening ser vice the pastors subject will be Be- hold He Prayeth.' %
 Now Employ Portuguese.
 Natives of Portugal are taking the, places of a number of Italians for merly employed at the stone quarries5 here. For several years%the work ing force has been made upsiargely ofs Italians but since Italy Offered ttsA war, 8 number of workm en$have qufts to respond to the call to coIurs, 8Thes quarry owners found difficulty in fi1I- ing their places owning to@ general business conditions and the fact that there Is but little immigration from Italy.
 Substituting forthe Italians are sev- eral Portuguese, They@are familiar with quarry workgand are said to be as valuable as the Italians they have succeeded.
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sI
 ''||||||||| ||| || v [7FICBR ELECTED Iseports q bferen ,1I f',',s n ,,
 Show Much 4as Been sss or e, alI ;! A
 ed During as Past a a
 Havey's oes l I.Ise s'rstlesl: * \: ' 5,
aFlcHR IS 1 ELECTED 3 T

The annualS ct og sa s,, .fasfsls f1ongregat atioll sha < as II s1d last 'svening la MESe nuHuf tarishoners prsSent. Officers Hs8kfe ming yeaiw were elected andkspb E azAom the different societies eQ3k th the church, teIlins, of tfS4s
 kof the pash year, were kIg leports show the Eear haasg h successful and d spirita of " fsm reigns. Major Frank IsssfsSil.s x was moderator the nesta Id Francis Dening pas clerk s mmarx of the reportspresentea fbfs:
 Membership. ided during the year pn conf es- of faith f by@letter 5. zaJ1Ke nine members lost by 1ea atxad by removal during the ykd Eaes membership of, the eh so n suary 1, 1918, is 372, 5a s.s ! BenevoIences. ssasr! s.sssrs 7 g report a5f the tre1pxu pfs hl1-ch gave for Benevole enSd l9Vf Hing he year, s682.1s; the SenfbL L Y .eavor society <s15 0N; the Wt5fiasass l society. s50.Do; the en s ,reign Missionary society, Sunday school. in addition tds 6 luded in the report of the drt hs evolence, gave to benevsls 1t. ees, $3o, making a grand tota1 Of l.1S.
 Sunday School. @ass svs iris Woodruff, assistant sunerin- ' pt of the .Sunaayaseh o olss slaaasl 8 on that organizations :: 6AEl1. were 51 sessions of thA 2tJ. Is the year, with an ay
 thee of 153. Tho enEc
 sunday school f le department aM < s54kql YSing departmentsa T;;, R. Hrnediate, 5S; juniqr5 4 arr 5. junior depart tmap55 ed tic test average of xitIs.a lord of 7S per s.;ss s, 1tlg. IL. ssasafs as ssssl9a sa5 Ha sas |.s9i a.s T5ils H9s ee; Misses 1lvt lsokbins Mabel swlings4 Ralth P'pirarl, 'Iaoatss Honiss, kary kaeliexsa nd Al barla Elton. The ls si :. !. 9'a Fsa. hs a's ai,n,.s sa9a1X x
 lfs @4s x l1nuayss sSCnool s{, H.
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New Britain herald., 1916-01-01
White Oak. Harvest.

Preparations for harvesting the first crop of ice from White soakf pond were begun this morning. The White Oak Ice company which controls the lake, started a force of me today cleaning off the snow, preparatory to the marking of the ice.
 TlIe repositories on the north shore,
New Britain herald., 1916-01-01

Try Pike''s Toothache Drops
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ter Der 2lufii6t Der t0nigli4tn 9ftG'
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enarins sss,e ,im,sss.

UItdFiHa 9ouie umfdte.
Die llmfdSs Inn sieiisea glearinghaus be-
lisitn iit beute suf $5,203, ,z26. Die I'm.
idyt Der bsrFpiienen @ods belieien iit ani
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iponoirsnbeI @ots bss poristn Jabrss.
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Die greife fen. beIoHbers aber Cbio Cities
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WiittIere iu6 ifnpere Gtiere ST..
O0-S.35; Weiider Stiere $3.50
7.25; aiiserIeiene bis ertra $3.50
800; Seifers $5.00-6.25; allserle.
Iene bis ertra $6.50-7.25; Giibt
$4.35-5.25; auserleiene Biz ertrc
S5.5O-6.25; Ganners S3.25-4..
25; W}ildfiife $3.50; Stoders
uno 5eeoers: Stiere 5.00-6.75:
Seifers $d.75-5.50.
gmlIen. Ger Wfnrft mor
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Bis soc riebriger ais lesten Salnitaa
8ette gnllen $500 .25; golog,
ma $5.255.75; ertra So $500,
nlagere rmo Ieidte $4.0O-5.O0
&dlber.- Die Rahfroge fuur
MIR llnbebeliten0 unb Die 9reiie I'M
$t00-t.25 inter 0enen bon LETTER
@ode.
Bette Geidte adl6er $10.75-t1..
90; fair bis quite S9.O0-10.5O; OF.
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9 hmeine. 49, Ser Wtorft tpor
bette lebbaft un6 nlIe Sorten ftieaen
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miihte gerpntlutqsiorten SO. 10
1905; ausgeiufte mittlere, 100 bis
$50 pflrro, $9.35-95O; Ieifte
8erfanotiorte1l, 120-155 pfltnb,
$S.50-9.10; or6inGre bts quite ,rer.
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-S.25; orbindre biz auserIeiene
idtuere fette Sdue, $7.5O-94O
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poIle 75e biz $1.00 niebriger aIs Dor
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leiene $i0.00-10.5O; oroindre big
fair $7.00-9.5O.
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3uder. - Y,reiie feit. - Raffis
nirisr Gut 2oaf $3.50: poipbreb So i.
10; Cubes $3.50; srarrllirter $500;
gonfeetionrs .a- $3.50; off .a-
$7.60-7.70; ipeiber ertra $40
7.5o; ertra g. $7.4o per bunbsrt
pfunb.
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prl,ans Open &etisl 45-e5ty Gem
trifueal 2534c per GulIpne.
Reis. - louiiiana, fancp Seab
6i-6se; prima 5i-5sc; orbtndrrs
T-4e; supan 4a-5c per pfunb.
Dairps probufts.
Butter. - Worit rubis, a5er
Feit. @b5lsmilt ertra 44c; geniras
liasb ertra 41ae; gsntraIi5eb firfs
38c; Iseonbs $50; Goncp DARN
Soc; padius Stod 2St -30t.
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burg geboren, tam er i'm utter BON 23
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SDhter.
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gbicaqo, 25. Ropem5sr.

S6ueins. - 3ufubr 10000. -
W}artt fdfpa6 gu Sc iiber Dem geItri>
gen preiie. Buff $9.30-lO.O5;
lsifte $8.65-9.8o; gemii6ts 1926
10.15; f9ipere $9.55-10.2O; raube
$9.55-9.70; Jertel $3.50 $50.
RinoDieb. = 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
f6pd6; girbeimiife Beef Stiere So,
50-12.05; Weitern Stiere $3.50
1910; Stoders unb Gesbsrs $3.50
-7.70; aiibe unb SeiFers $3.50
$50; adlber $9.0O-12.75.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 1000. Wdrt!
ffJpa8; @etbers $S.O0-8.90; Gpes
4.50-8.oo; 2dmmer S9.5o-12.25.
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ON CALL.
welS, gombs unO sliti.n in We,u yOrf.

0si@dftspabiere wursen in S/x Bis
fcniirt. psdia aui qonoon paren 'tetia.
asr 80 Tase ANY. Commercial BINS,
80 Tage, H.704. Sidt t+-7Se/; &abet
anweiiunaen $4.7S3<. 5rancs Sid6t 5.s4H,
9abel 5.s3H, RaH Gid. esX, Babel S6s
Rrcnen Sitt ll-s0, RabeI 1l.s5. 2ire Sidt
6.73. 4abeI 6.724, RubeI Sidt $500; aa.
bel S0.76; Silber'barren 74ise. Reritanii&e
Sohats 68N.
Gftieu marft. - 9ie aupfer.NitieH
iparen tonangsbenb uHo .rbolten f9 int
preifs. Der Narit i'm HnsemeiusR NOR
ieii unb bic Sd!uBnotirunstu iaHoeR in
pislen 6dasn aber oeHsn pom gekerR.
Gtieutabu affirtt.
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ODiit Welbniarfte.
gt,ssrrstt, -. non, iSia.

~ 0sf4dite tuarsn In beg prriIodenen
uep@e ni6t 10 Iebbaft aIs IN br Dorlergs.
etnben. bod paren biefelbsn siemIih gut.
Eie 2iHsrateH fixb unberdnbett sebIieben.
6ar DarIebea .ox CALI HurbeB BON ben
benien 4-4H9S bereAnet, wdtrsnb De-
l9hifSyapiers u 6--6H bisfontirf meretr.
in cftHsH Rarite parben GarIeteu .oH
tau ~ sK-Ix xns suf 8eit au 4--4Ks6
plac,tt.
Asdid asf Rsn gsa
gureen iu Bari isifden Banfen perfsuft
Die 9ouRifrrate beteast soc 2rdmis per
1000.
Bs6fa axf Qxssys.
Sidt. UeAfe ssf 2onbon UarseH AZ
S.7S bro 3fb. Sterfins quvtirt. fir BED
lei sHf Berlin psrsen zoe pro Narf, be.
rednet. filr We9fd auf &aris l71ze pro
6rane, auf Nmftersam 42e pro @uleeH
unb aui 0ien I5e yrs Krone, 2trss Lee,
Mabel 90, StsdtsIn pro Krone 2s.so,
Jranes (edseti) 19t<c.
Snntss cbasatisnen
yarsm rutis uno ketis. 9i. Saa,es quo.
fffeu mte fnfnf.
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9t6terb autetott.

.8ns lit bod etipas gang glsues. bof,
9idter aud nod aOnturs cnid9en fpie
ber gerslmeier IeBt! Wus betommeE
reun siaentIi6 ieine @ldubiyer aus ost
Male9~
,SopisI ih seb6rt babe, icllsu Ieis
Ser auf isosn blob fiiHi S2HaDsr.
bipfeIn treHenl"
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Cincinnati, 25. Ropeinber.
Die na4fclssnben Quotirunsen Be-
3ieben ii9 nur auf gnsros 9ranss
utsionen. 8ei tleineren Gd9dftsn tpers
ben ettpas b09ere prsife bsrs4net.
prOpiiionen.
S4malS. - prima Steam 16.z
@-17.oO; 5amilp 17a-1sc.
Z 70 odenseialseues Gleii d.
- Shori cellar Seiten loie 1876
-16sc; Grtra fort clear eStteu 154
--16ae; tur5e Rippenieitsn 15t-
159c; Bellies 174-17ac.
Bacon. Stort clear Geiten
17s-1S4e; .rtra ibort clear Seiten
16a-174c; fbort RippenIsitsn 16a--
174e; Bellies 19a-19ac.
Susar gureb Gfsif6. -
Sdinten 20t-21c; qicnic S6ultsrn
15a-16c; grsaifait Bacon 23-25e;
Gdultsrn In padeten 15A-16c; Rem
gort Gut 15a let; trodsns ge:f
Sdin,sn 30a-311e per gfunb.
Sibeep0teItes SIsii9. -
Gdinten 17-17ae; picnic S6ultsrn
12A-12ae; Bellies 17a-18e; Sdul'
tern 144-14ie; s4ulterH ". ..
Gut 14i-144c.
SrifdssStsifd. = Sdtnten
16a-17Ac; gicnic S4ultsrn 12ff-
1876; S6ultrn 139-14c; fhort
RippenIsitsn 13t-14c; fbort clear
Ript.nfeitm 14-14ae; srtru fbort
clear Ripp.nf.itsn 13l-14c; Bellies
Ieidte 16a-169c;gsuss. fatpere lot
--15ae.
Webl unb Getreibt
MebI. - @inter patsnt 1925
--9.75; @intsr fantp $8.75-9.25;
Wimter famiIp Ss.25-8.75; Minter
ertra $7.257.75; Winter obind'
r.r SsT5-725; &artes @si5m pas
tent $9.5o-1o.oO; Saries Wei3sn
fancb S8.75-9.25; Sart.s @si5en
familp $7.00-SO0; Rosssn, Rotrth'
ipsitetn semtit,tes S1.W-LIo;
ROssen gitp rsines, S7.25-7.5o;
Rcssen, Gitp. gsmi'9tss $500
TBS.
Wei5em- To. 2 rOib,r 1iHter
ST S4-1 Sc. go. 3 DO. S179--
1872; gto. a DO. $1.60-1.75.
@eIfdforn $40. 2 peibes
991ae-S1.O0; go. 3 DO. 90
9912c;;' @o. a 90. 97-9Sc; geo. 8 DO.
94-9oc; go. 3 90. 9l-93e. = yto'
2 gelbes 9s712e-Sl.oo: Wo: . 90.
So@4-3S12e' gto. 2 %. so-5'c'
oco. o1 . "; & oi-oo., ',Isy ~ g ooS. ~ o e.
90. mo Q IN e8I-9o5e. mn 4 30.
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