New Britain herald., 1917-04-28

thirty acres. and will have 1t soWl with barley and corn. The committeS will employ men to do the work, and will arrange later for the distributiCx of the crop, probably selling it cost.
 At the Churches.
 Episcopal-Services will be held the Church of Our Saviour tomorrOr at 1o:46 a. m. and D. m. The re. tor. Rev. R. H. Burton. will preach a both. Sunday school will be held affx5 the morning sermon. &
 Congregational--Rev Q. w. Rarlxet of Hartford will preach at the morn ing service Sunday sSss
 Baptist--Preaching by the pastoYss1 Rev. J. G. Ward. on the theme .sRA3s llelous Liberty. Sunday school Will be held at 1905. At ID. m. there v,s97 be young peoples service. Mrs. M A. Garden will tell of the mis.ion.y} work among the Crow Indians 1t tS evening service at : o'clock.
 Advent Christian-Morninx worshi1I at f10:45 with sermon by the pastofz Rev. J. w. Denton, on the subjes{X "Heroic Christianity" Sunday scho0 at, 12:O5. Praise and social service a21 6:15. Evening prea ching service It 3| o'clock. subject. The Kingdom oS| Mede-Persia and Greece - ThGf12 Place in Prophecy as Seen by Danf6fs in MsieH. z Y The sermon will he illua-f trated hX crayon drawings on blacks board. gs
 Must Give Census Infosmattcn.
 Acting on orders issued by state or tA D<l this morning to pay visit to certalns men who had refused to give informa,l ton concerning themselves while tl13 military census was being taken. All the time the law did not compelI people to answer the questions Of thSl and some declined to fllI in the blanks.
 The legislature subsequently passetl{ a law making it compulsory to prop-F X erly answer all questions asked byf the enumerator and provided . pen-t alty of not more than six months inf jail or fine not in excess of $50 ofE both for those who refused
 Constable Marine is now making As of those who refused to ait1T in the census by giving the desired x information concerning themselves, : He visited few this morning and after explaining the law had no dif-s5 1cultN in getting the blanks filled out.
 Brief Items.
 Rev. R. R., Parker. of Hartford, gave ! most Interesting lecture. illustrated Y by stereopticon, on Yellowstone Park s ast, evening in the Town hall Mfr Parker spoke under the auspices of X he choir guild of the Church of O,r x Saviour which is raising money for m organ fund. There was good at $ endance. Dancing was enjoyed after he lecture.
 Mrs. Samuel Pratt of Forestvilie X venue. is spending the weekend with Ter daughter in 1.itchfield. Her grand laughter accompanied her.
 Blanks. have been placed in the {: post office for the use of those who < wish to cooperate, in the effort to x increase crop production and to vo1- E lnteer for the canning of fruits and < vegetables this summer.
 William L. Cafferty of Bank street, s again able to be out after having 'een laid up for the past two weeks with an attack of grip.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Na, Cassidy and Edward J. Conlin will ,e solemnized Monday morning at o'clock in the Church of Our Lady # Mercy.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Flynn of Union- file arc receiving congratulations on he birth of a daughter. Mrs. Flynn vas, before her marriage, Mss Car 'lyn Hogarty, and was member of : he teaching force at the local schools
 Lloyd Edwards of New Haven has ntered the employ of the ConneCtt- ut company at White Oak. MT. nd- wards was one of the victims 0f the s yphoid epidemic which ragged hare ia asst fall. He has recovered Ais. lealth.
 FOR SALE--F. C.
 White, Whites Crossing. Tel l42.