davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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POSTRELIL LUPICE.

u narozi Walnut Ave. a zap
IL. I'll. postrelen byl dnes cas-
ne rano nejaky muz, patrne
lupic, o nemz urady tvrdi, Re
je stihan policii chicazskou.
Neznameho postrelil straznik
JOS. Lucas a to We chvili, kdy
cizinec chtel uniknout 8 lupem
z kteres residence ma vych. IL.
ul. Poraneny lezi nyni v Lake
side nemocnici a ponevadz ma
prostfelenou nohu a jinou ra-
nu v prsou, sotva Sc uzdravi.
Policie soudi, re ranenym je
mezinarodni bandita w. Kel-
Ter
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CEsTf ODD FELLOWS wi
TEZILI.
Zapovsd' obradn v reel mean.
glicke nevejde v platnost l.
lednem 1920.

Baltimore, Md. - Doporu-
cent Velkomistra, by otazka
zapovedi obrad1 v jine nez
anglicke reel byla znovuuvaze
ma, bylo We vcerejsim zaseda-
nj pfijato a protesty odkazany
vyboru k projednani. Proto ia
Ike vymahani zapov6di odloze
no a to ma jeden rok, to jest
do /. ledna 1921. 'Zasluhou O
toto pozoruhOdne rozhodnuti
bez odporu patri p. J. Sikyto-
vi, jenz ma tohoto oblibene
no a rozsireneho spolku jeden
2 nejdulezitejsich uradG, ktery
kdy Czech zastaval. Jest distrik
tnlm deputy. Pan j. Sikyta,
jak jsme jiz drive sdelili, "a.
stava take velmi zodpovednt
misto ma hlavni chicazske pc.
ste, je vypomocnym predstave
nym odboru postovni dopravy
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Samuel Bodicky zomrel.

Ma Sennom Novohrade, %.
augusta umrel tamojSi ev. fa-
rar Samuel Bodicky, brat
krajnianskeho Michala Bodi-
ckeho. Narodeny ma Spanej
Doline, vo Zvolenskej stolici,
9. oktobra 1850, kastol v Ban
skej Bystrici V Sebedine, po-
tom v novohradskom Vresi.
Ma gymnaziume ucil sa V Lu-
cenci a Revucej. Tu ma slo.
venskom gymnaziume, vo vide
lavacom spolku vyssich tried
uz vynikal j ako recnik i ako
verSovnik. V Skole sa nevyzna-
coval, ale ked' menom mlade-
re bolo treba ma pr. pozdravit
professora, i vtedy Samko b.
dicky byval recnikom. Boho-
slovie studoval vo Viedni; mi
~ batuska Rajevskij, ktory
tol'kym chudobnym Studentom
pomahaval, Dol i .jeho dobro-
dincom. Pc vysvateni kapla-
nom stall sa ma Sennom, u svo.j
no blizkeho pribuzneho Andre
ia Bodickeho. Potion ako ia
rar v Ozdine wal 81 jeho dee
ru "a zenu a pc .jeho smrti, O.
kolo 1890 on prisiel do senian-
skei fairy. Literaturu sloven-
sku Samko Bodicky pestoval
najma V svoje mlade roxy. V
Orle a v Slovenskych Pohl'a-
doch v 1870 a 1880 rokoch no.
velly, povesti, a z mich nejed-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
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Sued HAVfRU ZADA Sc
STATNENf

Ia sobotni schGze delegate
do narodni konvence uhlokopG
v Grays zbrojnici usneseno pc
zadovati, ably americke uhlo-
dolly byly kon'trolovany vladou
a podobne sestatneni dulu by
provedeno bylo pripadne v
Kanade. Resoluce ia Dude po-
slana kongresu, nacez v cele
zemi Dude zahajena kampan,
ktera by naladu We prospech
znarodneni dGlI rozsirovala.
Duly mali byti vladou vyvlast
neny a kupni cena tychz ma
byt ustanovena zvlastnimi Via
dnimi eXperty, kdezto v komi-
81 pro rizeni dGlI mali byti
jmenovani tez zastupci svazu
uhlokopu.
Jina resoluce zada vladni 4
rad, ably delnickeho, ma dozivo
tt odsouzeneho pTedaka Tom
Mooneye z Kalifornie bud O.
milostnila, nebo povolila mu
novy, spravedlivy process. il.
nou resoluci usneseno podporo
vati vsemozne nadchazejici
stavku ocelaru a odepriti dolo
vani V pripadech, re by uhli
bylo posilano do ocelaren s me-
uniovou praci. Navrhovano ia
Ike, ably president a clenove
kongresu byli pozadani o pro-
pnsteni politickych veznH ia
valky S urady Sc stretnuvsich
jina resoluce nepTipousti Gle.
ny Prumyslovych DelnikG dc
svazu uhlokopG. DalSi residue
jsou odsuzovany praktiky vel.
kojatkarG a Wade jest cinen
poky, ahy zakladala ave Vast
nj chladirny i jatky a tim ce.
ny masa udrzovala v normalni
vysi. Generalni postmistr Bur.
Lesson byl konvenci kritisovar
pro jeho protiuniove nazory a
Washington jest vyzyvan, ably
dotceneho prinutil k resignaci
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22

Svaz havirI predlozi We Gtvr-
tex sve pozadavky svazu uhlo-
baronu.

Ia dnesniho zasedani dele
GATH do narodni konvence u
hlokop1 schvalena Dude reso-
luce ohledn6 rozmnozeni
mzdy o padesat procent "a Sc
stihodinove DOLBY pracovni a
petidennlho tydne, kterezto
zmeny mali byt v listopadu lie
tos V platnost uvedeny. We
ctvrtek pfedlozeny budou w.
seuvedene pozadavky svazu
majitelu uhlodolG a to v Buff
falo, kan Sized vysle zvlastn.
delegace. V delegacich tech
budou zastoupenyctyfi stredn:
staty americke, Ohio, Pennsy.
vanie, Indiana a Illinois a ka5
da statnl delegace Dude nit
osm zastupcG a osm nahradn
XII. Ia schGze delegaci S uhlt
barony nebude vsak vyjedna
vano toliko jmenem ctyr uni
nenych statnich organisaci, ny
brz v zajmu vSech uhlokopG
merickych a kanadskych. Zi
ira budou V konvenci vyrizeny
jeste nektere podradne zalez
Itosti a Sized Dude skoncen il;
w tonic tVdnu.
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o
Mice.
Zemsdelsky department uve-
rejhuje rozsudky We sto pri-
padech.
(F.L.G.I.S.)

Washington. Ornament
o 100 rozsudclch pro poruse-
nj zakona o potravinach a le-
civech bylo nedavno vydano L.
radovnou pro chemii V zeme-
delskem departmental. Tyto
rozsudky byly zalozeny ma OBJ
zalobach vlady pro falsovani
neb neprave oznaceni potravin
dragu a leku a ukladanl potra
vim. Pokuty kolisaly mezi $40
a $500 a 1traty. V mnoha prf-
padech, falsovane potraviny,
zabavene vladou, byly soudy
zniceny, protoze byly spinave
a v rozkladu. V jinych pf1pa-
dech, kde jen cast zabavenych
zasolek byla zkazena, soudy
nafidily prodej dobrych castl
a zniceni falsovanych potra-
vim.
Produkty, ma nez pfipada
vetSi cast rozsudkG, pozGsta-
valy re zkazenych vajec, W.
robku 2 rajCat rozkladu, Spi-
nave neb vodou rozredene nile
ko, zkazene praskove mleko,
cOndensovane mleko pc rozkla
du, ma sklade drZene potravi-
ny, jake pripravky V bavlnene
no semena obsahujici meme
proteinu nez udano ma oznace-
nj a leciva pod ustanovenou mi
rou.
Jine pripady byly z~alozeny
ma zfalSovanem neb nespravn6
oznacenem v%epTovem mase S
fazolemi, brandy, kafru, cukrc
vi, lososa, sardinek, zelatiny
ovsa, sassafrasoveho oleje
broskvi, jablek, jablecneho vi.
ma, c%itronu, olivoveho oleje
brezoveho oleje, hrachu, pow
del, octa a minoralnich vod
Whisky obsahujici oznamen
rozsudk1 mono pozadat
Bureau of Chemistry Service
zemedelskem Department. VI
Washington jake pfilohy 81
q 10. c,t"l
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Cd ZAVEDENf PROHIBICE

Statni zapovednost vesla v
platnost v Ohio &c. kvetna a
Cd te dolby reportovano mistni
policii 26 kradezi whisky. Wee
ra stezoval 81 byvaly hostin-
sky j. Levine, 896 vych. IL ul.,
re mu bylo "a $4,000 koralky
re sklepa vyneseno. VSechna
whiska cd zavedeni prohibice
" Clevelandu odcizena, kterez
TO pfipady ufadum byly ozna-
meny, representuje celkovou
hodnOtu $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
TEST Sc dobremu spanku.

IcSl sc uODTcI1u SPdHhu. -
"Mohu poctiv6 fici." plse pan
William Bredow z Bad Axe,
Mich, "ze DR.. Petra Hoboko
vykonalo pro ne mnoho dobra.
Mohu nynf dobre jfsti a spati,
n6co co jsem drive ciniti ne
mohl." = Tento chvaln6 INA
my bylinny lex nikdy nezkla-
me vykonati dobro. Neni to le-
karnicky lex; zvlaStni jedna-
tele no dodavaji. PiSte ma DR..
Peter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago, Ill.
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DEDIKACE ~PRODLOUZENE
CARNEGIE AVE.

V sobotu vecer byla slavnost
MIN zp1sobem prodlouzena
Carnegie Ave. dedikovana.
Prodlouzeni vede cd vych. 80.
ulice az ku ste ulici a ma slav.
nosti podilel Sc tez mayor Da-
Wis s nekterymi cleny sveho
kabinetu. Blize vych. 80 ul.
zbudovana byla Tecnicka tri-
buna, u niz koncertovaly dive
kapely, p~olicejni a Robertso-
nova. Celia ulice ozarena byla
elektrickymi zarovkami a asi
5000 sousedu podilelo Sc ma
vecernim veseli, korenenem
melodiemi nekolika peveckych
kvartet. Prodlouzenim Carne-
gle Ave. vychodni mestsky di-
strikt docka Sc dokonalejSiho
spojeni, coz zvlast6 auUoistGm
pride who'd.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22

NEJLEPSf zasterkovy sotys
pc 28c yard a obycejny druh
pc 24c yard koupite striz-
Mich obchodech "u Koudel1"
Abs Broadway a 1888 War
ner Road. 9-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22

PRIME Sc krejci bushel-
nan. Haste Sc V elsie 84O2
Ave. 9-24
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
PULLAR
 & NIVEN
STERILIZATION OF
 PRICES EXPECTED
Steel Producers Reach An Agreement and Others Arc Expected to
 Follow suit

Washington, Mar. 22.-Price agree ments affecting many of the more inn portant raw materials in an effort toward revival and stabi1ization of bil sin ess are expected to. follow quick ly the agreement reached here yes terday@ between steel producers and the new board of the Department of Commerce.
 Luni Der was taken up today, lead CTS of the industry conferring With the board. Although clements in the lumber situation are in some respects different from those of the steel in dustry the same basic goal was pre- sented to the conferees. Relation. of lumber to other building materials also was involved.
 The example set by the steel in dustry is relied upon strongly by the industrial board as an influence toward success in neyotiations with representatives of other raw material men.
 While the effect of the steel prices, lowered from 10 to fl per cent, is expected to be adverse, temporarily at least. on a few of the so-called thigh cost steel plants, the general industrial result, officials believe, will be beneficial immediately.
 The steel price agreement. it is be- lieved will not be questioned as a possible violation of the sherman antitrust law.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
LONG DISTANCE FLIGHT.
Non-Rigid Airship Flies 1,2s5 Miles
 in About 40 Hours

London, March 22, via Montreal The first account is now officially published of remarkable long dis tance flight over the North sea which was performed by a British non-rigid airship, the U. S.-11, during the past few days. The voyage took the form of a circuit embrac cing the coast of Denmark, Schleswig- -Holstein, Heligo- land, North Germany and Holland. The trip was characterized by ex- tremely unfavorable weather and therefore is regarded as ranking as perhaps the most notable flight of the kind ever undertaken.
 The total length of the round trip was 1,2S5 air miles, and the time talk en was about 40 1-2 hours.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
TEACHERS BROKE
 AT VACATION TIME
Are Not Immune From Spending,
 Some Even Are "Strapped"

In speaking to the teachers of this city the other day concerning iegis- lative measures on schools now be- fore the state legislature $. H. Holmes, superintendent of schools explained the various measures in de- tail.
 At the same meeting he also eX- plained to the teachers that the money to be used for salaries this year is all used up and there was none left to tide over until next month. He did this in order to ex- plain to them tho reason why the school department did not have any money which might be loaned to the teachers for vacation purposes. In former years it has been the custom, just as in many corporations, to ad- vance money for vacations and it would be deducted from the next monthly pay. This year for the F,as- ter vacation, which started yester- day, the department has not the wherewithal to lend it to the teach CTS. This brings to light the fact, very seldom suspected by the pub lie, that even teachers spend their money very fast and some metimes Ego broke" The best of them are re- ported to be susceptible and when vacation time comes they have the borrowing habit. Many are reported to have had that habit yesterday when the annual Easter vacation started and the lifts" were from personal friends rather than the de- partment for which they work.
 The foregoing should not be taken to mean that the teachers are owed money by the city. They are not and are all paid up to date. It means that the usual courtesy of lending money could not be irdulged in this year.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
CITY ITEMS

The motion picture '"The Eternal Light" which was showni this af- ternoon for the benefit of St. Andrews s tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening at the Parish hall
 Two family house for sale on easy terms only s2,95O. On East street, large lot 300 feet deep. City water. The Bodwell Realty Company-Advt.
 Walter Miller, manager of the Webster farm, reported to the po- lice that while driving through Oak street this morning, his auto struck badly.
 Sergeant Edward J. Greene is wis., iting at the home of MT. and Mrs C Heisler of 48 Beaver street Sergeant Greene has spent eighteen months overseas.
 At the convention of New England coal dealers, held in Worcester March 20, Frank H. Johnston of the City Coal and Wood company of this city was elected one of the vice presidents of the association.
 Mrs. George B. Cooley, who has been visiting her daughter returned to Troy, N. Y., today, accompanied by her grandchildren, Betty and George Hance.
 Mrs. AT Siderofsky and son, Nor ton, left yesterday afternoon for Jackson, Mich. where they will visit Mrs. E'urman.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
IS PERSONA NON GRATA
Vienna Government Notifies Former Emperor His Room iS Better Than His Company But He Still Sticks.

Copenhagen, March 22-The Vienna government has once more notified former Emperor Charles that it is desirable that he qult the country but no pressure has been brought to bear to force him to leave. according 10 telegrams received here from the Austrian capital. It is declared that the maintenance of a court at Eek artsau, which it has been said forme CT Emperor Charles would hold, is con- trary to the new constitution adopted by the national assembly. Some com mentators insist that the former em- peror convert his renunciation of the throne last November into an ab- dication for himself and the house of Hapsburg.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
T.. s. SHIPS ARRIVE.

Jamaica. March 22.-The ~ United States warships Supply, Solace, Palm CT and Allegheny arrived here today from Guantanamo to take on sup plies. Five seaplanes also arrived from Guantanamo and the monitor Shawmut is expected tonight. The American seamel were given a cor dial reception by the citizens and a baseball game is being arranged. The vessels are expected to leave for the Canal zone on Tuesday
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
\. M. F.. Zion Church.

Sunday evening, 7;45, the Knights of Pythias society will be present for the annual sermon at the church to- morrow. The address will be deliv- cred by Rev. G. H. Staton, c. C., at the stated hour.
 The morning worship will be held at 10:45, sermon by the pastor. Sun day school at 12:30. The V. Y. P. $. of c. E. will meet at 6:30 D. m. At 7:30 D. m. the K. of C. members will meet in the class room preparatory to the service at 7:45 clock
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
St, MarI,,S CbYrrch.

March 23, Third Sunday in Lent. 7:3O a. m., Holy Communion: 9:30, Church school; 11:0O, morning prayer, litany and sermon: 7:45 p. m., choral evensong and address by the rector, who will speak on the words from the cross: My God, My God, Why Hast Thou FOrsaken Me-" Tuesday, March D. Feast of the Annunciation:
 9:30 a. m.. Holy Communion. We'd nesday, March 26: 7:45 D. m., eve ming prayer and sermon; special preacher, Rev. George T. Linsley. rec tor of Church of the Good Shepherd.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
EXCHANGES STILL DECLINE.

New York, March 2-.-Tho decline in sterling exchange begun when the British treasury withdrew it's support of the market, continued today, cables breaking to 460, the lowest point reached sinco in September. 1915, when low records of 4.51 1-2 for cables and 4.5O for demand were registered. L%e cables Were at the same time offered down to 7.50,
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Peoples Church.

Peoples Church of Christ Court street, Rev. R. c. Steinhoff pastor Sunday services, 10:45, preaching subject, "The Secret of Renewed Energy": 1915, Sunday school; 6:oO. Young Peoples meeting; TOO, eve ming service, subject, "Unanchored"; church prayer meeting Thursday eve- ming at 7:45.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Methodist Church.

Services tomorrow. .9:45 a. m. church Sunday school; 10:45 a. m., morning worship and sermon. This is every member at church day. Mem hers and friends are urged to be in attendance regardless 0f the weather 12:00 m., adult classes of the church school 7:3O D. m., evening service. Dr. Hill of the South Congregational church will preach. All will find a cordial welcome.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Reformation Lutheran Church

The third Sunday in Lent (Oculi) 10:45, morning worship; 12:OO, Sun day school; T:45 D. m., vespers. We'd nesday evening at 8 o'clock, Lenten services. Thursday evening the Luth- CT. League will meet at the home of Miss Victoria Carlson, 70 Fairview street.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
FAVORS PROPOSED LEAGUE.
Anti-In,pcr:alist League Pledges Sup port and Hope for Early Passage.

New Haven, March 22.-At a meet ing of the executive committee of the anti-imperialist league held at Bos- ton on March r, according to an announcement made by Frying Wins low, secretary. who resides here, the following vote was passed: The anti-mperialist league pledges it's cordial support to the proposed league of nations and hopes that the covenant may be perfected and adopt ed at the earliest practicable mo ment.'
 (:SiGncd)r
 MOORfIEID STOREY
 President.
 ERNING NLNSLOW
 Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Advent Church.

Preaching by l.. B. Giles, pastor, at 1O:45 a. m. and 7:15 D. m. Morn ing theme, Future Life to Be Ob- tained Through Christ Alone" Bible school and Pastors class at 12:15 p. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 D. m., then preaching on the beautiful story of Ruth and Naomi" Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Welcome.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
First Baptist Church

10:45, preaching service. Sermon by Rev. A. B. Coats, Hartford; 12:15, Bible school classes for all ages; 800, meeting of the finance committee of the church; 500, special meeting of the executive committee; zoo, Chris tian Endeavor. Topic: "The Art of Building Character" Leader, Mrs A, H. Parker. A cordial welcome to all services of this church.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Emmanuel Gospel Church.

Milton $. Anderson, pastor. 1O:45 a. m., preaching by the pastor; 12:15 D. m., Bible school; o'clock, Young Peoples meeting: { o'clock, evange- listic meeting. Tuesday, 7:45 p. n1., Bible study; Thursday, 7:45, prayer
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
SOCIETY BTYS PONY.

James F. White, today sold q, Shet- land pony, cart and harness to the Y. M. T. X. X E. society fair com mittee, which will be one of the prizes at the coming fair of the or ganiZation next month.a 3" ~'-
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Christian Science Church.

First Church of. Christ, Scientist corner of West Main street and Park Place. Sunday morning service at 10:45. Subject: "Matter'' Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock. The reading room, Room 5O4, National Bank building, is open to the public daily from 12 until o'clock, except Sun days and holidays
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Couch Covers
FOR LADIES

A fine showing of new and durable woven patterns, striped and tigured; big variety; see our North Window display. From S2.OO to $5.5O each.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22

month.
 Time lost during the day of the accident will not count against the departments. standing. Minor in Juries and scratches should be sent promptly to the hospital in order to avoid lost time beyond this first day.
 Tn order to have the departm ent free from accidents the cooperation of Stanley Workers is necessary and each department will have a safety committee for the prevention of ac- cidents, composed of three employees, one to serve two months, one to serve four m onths, one to serve six months and each mem Der thereafter to serve a period of six months, this commit tee to report in writing once a month to the general safety committee and to the head of the department. Also to investigate and report in writing to the safety committee and the head of the departm ent each accident.
 Department safety committee but tons will be provided for mem bers of this committee, and after they have retired from the department com mittee they should retain the button and consider themselves as a perma- nent committee on safety and preven- tion of accidents. The head of the department should notify the general safety committee of the members composing the department commit tee and this general committee will officially recognize such member ship"
 New Advertising Manager.
 Raymond H. Young has been ap- pointed advertising manager for the Stanley Works. MT. Young has been with the Manternach Co. of Hartford He is a native of Middletown. A. H. Dessau, former advertising manager, is now with the Redffeld Advertising Agency, New York city,
 Frank Shaw has been appointed vice-president of the Stanley Works Mutual Benefit association to succeed R. Crocker, who will become care- taker of Fairview cemetery on April 1.
 The choral club of the Stanley Works is rehearsing The Wreck of the Hesperus.''
 The following committees have been appointed in connection with the m embership drive of the Stanley club:
 Advisory Board-C., r. Bennett, E. w. Christ, l.. w. Young.
 Entertainment-Cha B. w. Wilbur; Signe Kalberg, Ruth Keehn- CT, Anna Thompson, Rose KilIian, Al vina Erling, W. R. Fletcher, H. Cor idan, F. Moran, J. D. Humphrey.
 Dramatic Chairman, W. T. Coho- Ian; Nellie Murnane, Elsie I.oomis, Marie kerin, E. w. Irving, Ralph Britton.
 Membership and Publicity-Chair- man, James Sleath: Marion Palmer Agnes Westman, F. o. Fuller.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Swedish Baptist Church.

Rev. Carl o. Dahlen of Quincy, Mass, will speak in the Swedish F,lim Ba ptist church on Elm street, both morning and evening next Sunday
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
Church.
 Notices
First Church of Christ.

The church school meets at 10 a. m The morning worship at Il. Sermon, Jesus, the Ideal Teacher" by Prof. l.. E. Patton, D. D. Music for this service as follows: .,,.. Prelude-AVe Maria. ....... Schubert Anthem-Come, Let Us Worship...
 .............. Morrison Offertory-Solo for Tenor Re
 deeming Love- ....."... Hurley Postlude-March in r. .Calkins
 Adult Bible classes of the church school meet at 1915 D. n.
 Armenian service p. m. in the chapel. Young Peoples service 6:15 p. m, topic, The Challenge of the World" Leader, Curtis Christ. So- cial hour, [ p. m.
 Fellowship club monthly meeting and social Monday evening at 8 o'clock sharp. (Good), music; (bet- ter), fun; (best), good fellowship. Everybody welcome.
 The Mems Bible class will have a supperand entertainment Tuesday eve ming at 7:45. Tickets may be obtain ed from the members of the class. All men of the church urged to at~ tend.
 Wednesday the Girl Scouts will have an all day "hike.' They will meet at the church at 3 a. m.
 The Young Peoples society are planning for a supper and social We'd nesday evening at 6:30. All the young people of the church cordially invited. Tickets may be obtained from the mem bers of the society.
 The midweek union service in the South church Thursday evening at 7:45. Mr. Connolly will speak on the probation work in Our city
 Friday afternoon at o'clock Ar menian women's Bible class; Friday, 7:15 D. m., Boy Scouts.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
South Church Notices.

Sunday, 9:30, boys division Sunday school; 10:45, morning worship, ser mon by the pastor ''The Basis of Judgment 12:15, main division Sun day school; 4:30, vesper service ad- dress by the pastor, What's the Mat ter With the World?" G. Assyrian worship; 7:15, Italian worship. Mon- day, 7:45, standing committee meet ing in church office. Tuesday, 7:3o. Boy Scouts; Wednesday, 4:30, organ recital; Thursday, g. Girl Scouts, 7:45, union service of First and South churches; Friday, 9:30, all day Red Cross sewing meeting in Methodist church,
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22

Free lecture, Sunday D. m, 34 Church.-adYt.