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New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
.: NEVIS OF THE WEEK AMONG THE CI7YS CHURCHES

November lS. 1895 they received their orders to report in America und month later they were aboail skip outside ot New York, In this country they found marked chanao in the attitude of tho people to- wards their organization, The Salva- ton army had raised itselt durinH the war from an organization llttio understood Co one which was re- SpeCt and loved as friend, Nhci" jecrs and abuse had been their lo' years before, they now were greeted with open arms and a welcoming hand everywhere.
 Going to New York Colonel Ni- berg found hc was slatel 10 snccetd Colonel Ben Nelson, Tho had been transferred 10 another section or the country He was placed in charge Of the Scandinavian provinc" ot the Eastern division. which includes i New York. Boston. Pittsburgh and all intervening corps. The three cities mentioned are headquarters for their various divisions New | Britain is in tho Boston division in ! direct charge of Staff Captain AXtl Beckman, who succeeded Staff Cap tain Tom Galrinlson. s Captain Ca. briclson who is well known to New Britain people by peculiar cointi- dent. was transferred to New York and now is general secretary tn Colonel NihcrE, and thus still las interests in New Britain.
 1 Colonel Vihcrc remembers much of the early New Britain. But there is little left hcr2 n recall the old TT city. Center squar" stcred the only familiar sit, although that too
 has seen ifs changes. The post otfire has moved from tl" side Of the nusswin hotel now city hall. 10 i's present location. Corhin place is .marhcl by q modern garage wntr" ono" stood thc Salvation army hall and tho Salvation army itself is an .imnortan' and aoccr'cl port of the community lifc. instead Of heins aN Iunweicome institution.
 Colonel Vihcry spok" last evening at an official welcome tendcred in hi. honor, as diI Staff rAntnin 1 Reckman. Rcv. G. F.. rihl md Rev,
 \roI peterson also spoke. and tho rno,r from the Film Baptist church 1T, 0dnr"l music,
 Al the meeting last evening tn"
 Salvation army hall was crowded 10
 its capacity and many were unable
 10 get in. Mr. Miller of Miller X
 olsen who is an old friend Of
 Colonel VibcrE, spoke briefly.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
W. C. T. |. Waging War
 Over E. Hartford Bridge

Hartford, March s Pl-Differ-
 ences between the Hartford w. C. TT. T.. and the East Hartford W. C. T. |. were revealed yesterday when
 Mrs. Roy B. Clark. president Of the East Hartford Union classed as sly attacks" and "slurs" state monts made by Mrs. Anson s. Hop kins, president of the Hartford Union. Thursday in which, accord ing to Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hopkins cast an unfair light on the efforts of tho East Hartford union to sell tickets for a concert which Is to be given here under its auspices on May II. The sale of the tickets will continue in Hartford despite the opposition, Mrs. Clark declared.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

But Captain Niberg vas not slated 10 remain captain very long, In 1905 he and Mrs Niberg were or d"red 10 Boston whore they were made divisional officers, going to Chicago in the same year. Before the close of 1JV5 they were sent 10 sweden. IL was on this trip that the training Of soldier came to the front. Although he was born in SWe- den, he had come 10 love America and had become citizen here in 1892. II" was sent to sweden with q promise that he would T." hacE in tn" United states in three years. It was almost l years bcfor" ike Vi- bcrgs again saw their adopted coun- try going where they Were sent @nd accepting orders without llinrhng and without regard 10 their p"rson- al desires.
 Nine years they remained in Sweden where Colonel NiherG was principal of the troining school for cadets.
 Six years after ht had expected 10 return to America. Colonel Ni- berg suddenly roci"vhd marching orders" not 10 cross 10 the Western Hemisphere, but to proceed to the Orient. They were not even permit ted to go by way of America but went through the Suoz canal 10 Japan. where they located in Tokio, Practically six years were spent as head of the Salvation Army training school in Tokio.
 "Our stay in Japan WAS pleasant. We were very happy there" Colonel , Nibere states, Hc says the Japanese are q very energetic people and nc l fonnd them of q pleasant nature and eager to help. There Wrc $50 Sal
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Leader of Second Regt.
 Band Dies in Elm City

Now Haven, March P-Trank A. Eichtl, leader Of the Second Regi- mont Band, and prominently idonti- fed with several other musical or ganizaiions, died at his home here late last night. Widely known throughout the state as q leader in musical circles, Mr. Fichtl for the
 past year and half has been giv- ing his time between teaching music and working with the New Haven symphony orchestra. of which he
 was q charter member, He was 6S
 years old.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Birth Rate in Es1GIand
 Below That Ot France

London, March Ft-London' s
 empty cradles are causing mnch agitation. Only eighteen babies were born for every Loco of population | in 1925. The rate for all England
 was 1S,2 babies to every l,o0o per. sons.
 Last year showed q lower birth
 rate than inc lean years imm rdiate- ly after the war. The decline is spread among all classes.
 France had birth rate of 1S.7 for 1925. so England has fallen below | the average rate for all France.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

hound,' and is the story Of tmid boy who, because of this weakness, is h"artlossly persecut"d by the rest of the family, His sister, how eyer, has great faith in her un- fortunate brother. This confidence is not misplaced, for suddenly, in q situation where ordinarily the boy would have been paralyzed with fear, he feels q new spirit within and becomes tho master of himself.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
JAIII.D FOR NOT PAVING TAX
Waltham Man Owes i2.i6 nn 1928
 InC0mc Lew.

Waltham, Mass, March 6 P- Daniel j. Bauicln Of 3H> Moody street was committed 10 Easl Cam, midEr jall yesterday for failure to pay his 1923 income tax which amounts, with officers fees, 10 $l2,- 46.
 He was arrested by Constable W, A. Brown and will have to remain in Jail until h" pays the full amount Of h" tlN and f'os.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
EIGHT NEW MEMBERS

Eight new members will be re-. cHiyed into the First Congregation al church at the serticc tomorrow morning. They are as follows:
 Upon confession of their faith. Charles I. Rossbcrg and Mrs. M. E. Rossbcrg. By letter from other churches, Junes Andres from the First Methodist church of Burling- ton, Vt. Mary B. Pcra, from the South Congregational church of Andovcr. Mass. Frank F, Woods and Carrie R. Woods. By the Way side Covenant, Miss Helen H. Mann and Miss Gertrude NJ. Fossatt.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
WILL SPEAK TO YOUNG rLoPLE

staff Captain Carl Sodftsirhm who has chnrE" Of young people 8 york in inc Salvation army in the o1s'crn diyieion. will he in Now Rrlfain on Marcn % 70 speak here. H. nul give an illustrated lecture .tcIlinr Of salvation army work in ,ho Tinted S'a'cs, Japan. China, kor"a, Indian and Africa, Tn" regular sorvic"s at i1' Sal ya'ton army Headquarters tomorrow evening rill ho as follows: Sunday school at r. m; English seryi"" a'
 { o'clock: soldiers meeting at : o'clock and salvation meeting ai s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
MACKMEN CHANGED

Philadelphia, March : Pt-A slightly different Athletic lineup probably will trot out on the base ball field at Fort Myers, Fla, today for the second exhibition game be- tween Connie Macks players and the Baltimore Intornationals. Tester days game at Punta Gorda. went 10 inc Athletics, , 10 3. With the eX- ccpt.on Of Joe Pate, a rookie pitch rr. in the box for three innings. only Athletic veterans participated. Pate allowed but two hits.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
BLUE ARMY MAKES
 CHANCE IN CONCERT
Friday Night Meeting Is Busy
 Session. n,-COnCertS Planned

The concert planned for May :, by | the New Britain Musical club under ! ,hp auspices Of the Blue army of | Evcryman's Bible class will be post poncd until early in the fall accord . tug 10 action taken at q joint meet 1 ing of the Blue and White armies ! last evening. The action was taken o' the suggestion of the Musical club which pointed ont that tho bal ancc of the 1925-96 season is crowd rd and the carly fall would be q better time,
 IL was voted 10 hold the concert as soon after September l5 as pos sble subject 10 the approval of tho | incoming Iilnc army administration. In the meantime plans are under way for q public concert by the Ck- rainiln church choir of T0 voices. Tho concert may be given shortly .atcr Easter.
 Plans arc practically complete for the banquet 10 bc held March l ( al the Y. M C. 4. Dr, Henry K. Dnn- finger, professor of history al the Connocticul Agricultural college, will ,hr inc principal speaker. Fred 0. RarkIifir, Houtcnaut general Of the Buo army wifi speak. Ernest k. Dochanf, general Of tho Bluc army ~iIl bo toastmas'cr.
 Charles IT. Garrison, leader of the Eyerym1n's Bible class orchestra, has charge Of th" entertainment. Tn" menu is in charge of Ensign anl Mrs. Carl Fredrickson of the Salva- ton army, Harold F. Judd has charge of tho ticket sale.
 The banquet will be held in th" Y. M. C. A.. hrginuinp al G:3d ?. Tn. Music will bc furnished hy the Ey- ,orymans Bible class orchestra.
 1t was reported last evening that the next annual convention Of the Federation Of Mems Bible classes which meets in Providence, R. l., Twin have q number of speakers from this city. I)r I. F. ConEcr, vice president of the Federation will speak. Ernest r.. Dnchant will talk on publicity. s, N, Brewster is eX- po"tcd 10 speak. President P. F. Armstrong. Ensign Carl l'redrick- son and Elmer II. Moline are eX- pcctnd 10 take part in leading tn" singing. The Blue army has arrans- cd 10 send large delegation for the two days. which are Saturday and Sunday and plans are being made 10 take the entire orchestra. There being no regular speaker scheduled for the session In New Britain on May 2, it will be suggest ed at the meeting of the executive committee here next Tuesday eve ming that the meeting in Now Brit ain be dispensed with for that day.
 Tomorrow th" third of series of ! four local ministers will address the r class, when Rev. T. A, Greene de- flyers an address on "The Bcdcvilcd Believer" The music hy the or | chostra will br as follows:
 MarCh-"Fightng Hope"
 March-"Rrligioso.'
 0ffcrtory,
 March. from Faust
 March--"T nitcd Liberty"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
CHOIR BARITONE RESIGNS

Arthur F. Howard, ir., of Hart ford has resigned as baritone in the First Congre gational church quartet and will retire from that position on May ]. Mir. Howard has been forced to take this action be- cause of the necessity of giving his full time 10 his law business. John A. Lindsay of this city, the presi- dent of the New Britain Choral so- ciety and a member of the New Britain Musical club, has been en- gagged 10 succeed him.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
BEGIN WORK ON CHURCH

Word has hccn received her" that ork has been bognn on removing tho great rocks on inc si'" Of thc proposed Trinity Lutheran church in New York city. Rev. n. Sycn G. Ohman, who was pastor Of the First Lutheran church here until four years ago. is inc minister Of this church, which is locate. on the Grand Concoursc nj inc corner of ltGth street. Many Of his old par ishrrs have donated 10 the building fund.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
SACRED CONCERT

A sacred concert will he held 1t the A. NJ. T.. Zion church at :" o'clock tomorrow afternoon under 'h" auspices of "Buds of Promise of La church. Mrs Mimic lfCEc sill b,. in charge Mrs. Rosa Wcll"s of Mlddlctowne and Mrs. Monflro ot Bridgeport. heads Of ihis department in He New England conference. nlu address the audience.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

vation Army officers, all hUt q few 'bcing natives. Much good was done in the work of encouraging women 10 take q mvrc personal interest in public affairs and many leaders were developed among the women. Colonel and Mrs. Niberg were ordered back 10 sweden, and herr, 1 in 1925. with unannounced sudl'n- ness came the much longcd for or dcrs 10 return 10 America. Prior 10
 this. they had been informed by the general that they might never again come back 70 this country. Changes 1 in thr situation made ii advisable 10 HrirG them back,
 ! While in charge of training col jlcc@s Colonel NiberE has taught and Ironmissioncd ",3o0 cadets now doing i active service somewhere in in" world under tho rcd and blue in-
 aignia of the Salvation army,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Methodist Church
Trinity


 Sunday--9:3O a. m., EVeryman's s Bible class, Women's Bible class and church school: 10:45 a, m, com munion service; ?. m, Epworth league assembly; 3 D. m., rehearsal for the Holy City; 7:15 D, m., sermon by the pastor; "rhc Roman Centurion" Mrs. Norman Hobson, contralto,
 Monday = 3 p, m, W. H. M. $, meeting; ?. m., supper meeting Of all department suporintend"n's and Sunday school suporintendents at Y. w. C. A; 7:15 ?. nl., Friendship club meets for work at the hospital.
 Tuesday--G:3o r. m. Philathea class 7;15 ? m, Boy Scouts; 145 ?, m., class meeting.
 Wednesday-2:30 p. m. Teek-day religious school, third grade.
 Thursday-7:45 r. m. prayer meeting.
 Friday--4 ?. m, sewing school; 7:3o p. m, rehearsal for the Holy City,; ?. m. official board meet ing,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Christian Science

Sunday service at II a. m, sub feet; "Man". sunday school at +:45 q. m,
 Wednesday evening meeting at $ o'clock,
 The reading room-Koom 3o4 National Bank building is open to the public daily from 12 noon until o'clock except sundays and hoN- day. also Saturday from g;45-$;45 | l.. m,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
'Nondcnolninational
Emmanuel CfQSp,

sunday -- 1":li ?. m., prayer service; l0:45 ?. m, preaching by the pastor, communion service; 1915 p. m, Bible school hour; 2 D.. m. Ukrainian service; 5:45 D. m., Young Peoples meeting; I ?, m' preaching by tho pastor,
 Tuesday--3 ?. m. Ladies' Prayer circle; 7;45 p. m. Bible study on Tho Tabernacle"
 W"dnosday--2:%0 r. m., religious instruction classes; 7:45 ?. m, cot tag meeting.
 rlmslay--% D. m. religions tn- struction class; 7;45 T. m, mid-wc"h prayer service. with message from 'h" Book Of Proverbs.
 I'riIny--7.t5 r. m, anrual hus'- mss meeting of n" Young Peoples society.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Staulsv NcnorlaI ]

Sunlay-1o q. m. young peoples $ department Of fhe church. school l0:l5 a. m. LrD''n communion ser,ic and rccep'ion Of ncw mom- hers; sermon by the pastor R., E. N. Gilman. subject: "Tho Humility of the Mastor"; I2 noon, junior. primary and beginners depart mcnts of the church school
 Tucsiay- 30 P, m. pastors Tentcn class for girls S D. In.. third annual concert hy the Stanley Memorial church choir assisted by the Belvidere orchestra.
 Wednesday-2.3o ?, m, weekday church school grades throo, four and nNc; 7.&o ?, m, Hoy Scouts, Troop 13
 Thursday-7 r. m. meeting ot 'h" Girl Scouts; 7:Ij r. III, pastors Tl.nton class for boys.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Congregational Churches
First


 sunday-10 a. m., church school' o.s0 q. m. mems Bible class meet ing with Everyman's Bible class; sneaker: Mir. Greene: II q. n1,' morning worship. (Organ prelude at 1o:45 a. mD; children's sermon bv Rev. Warren NJ. Blodgett; com munion sermon by Rev Theodore A. Greene; communion: 5 ?. n1., min- istors' class for children and Ar menian service. preacher: pr. Hadidian; 6:So ?. m, Young Peo- pla's meeting.
 Tuesday--2 ?. m, Armenian Bible class for women: 3 D. m.. English class for Armenian women'
 Wtdnnsday-2:30 ?, m., sixth glade weekday church school.
 Thursday--" ?. m., seventh and oi~hth grades weekday church school: 4:So ?. m.. Girl Scout meet ing: 7:45 ?. m.. mid-weck service in he chapel. leader; MT. Greene,
 Frilay--7:30 ?. mn Boy scout meeting; o:3o q. m, al-day sewing meeting of the Woman's Missionary society.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
<. NJ. F.. Zion

Sunday--1o:45 q. m., sermon by the pastor Rev. l.. r, Aston, n.D., subject "Rnciprocation in inc Christian Life; 1920 ?. m, Sunday school; 7:45 p. mo sermon by the pastor. subject: Avoiding Tenpta- tion."
 Tuesday evening, class meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
So1-Tu CuURCu pICTIRE

X picture with an unusual theme will be shown at the South church tomorrow evening. It Is Fear
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Lutheran ( hlr hes
S' Matthew $

Service With holy commuuior lu English at a. m: common scrv- ire in German st ln:45 a. m, Sun
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
South

SOnln
 Sundcv-o o:3n a. m, Italian de- partment of the church school; senior high school and young peo- pie's grades; 10:So q. m, worship Of the Italian mission, Hunter road community house: 10:45 2. m'. morning worship; communion; II q. m, beginners department; 12:lO D. m. primary, junior and inter mediate departments, and pastors Lenten class; 2;30 p. m., Assyrtan worship; communion; 2:So r. m, church school Of the Italian mission, Hunter road community house: 7:l5 D. m, evening worship; motion pic ture Fear Bound": 1:30 D. m. worship of the Italian mission a' south church, Arch street chapel; communion.
 Monday-7:Go p. mY meeting Of the Girls auxiliary.
 Tucs1ay-7:30 p. m. meeting Of Roy Scouts.
 Wedncsday-2:3o ?, m, united week-day church school, grades four and five; 4 ?. m., Lent"n dis cussion class under the leadership Of pr. Hill; 7:S0 ?. m, rife shoot ing contest among the members of the South church clubs.
 Thurs1ay-2 ?. n. meeting ot the Assyrian women's sewing club; 3 D. m. united weekday church school, grades seven and eight; { ?. m. rehearsal or the Girls Glec club; 6:3o ?. m, the last parish supper of rhe season: i-7 r. nl., 'hc bas- ketball teams will play al the Boys club.
 Friday-% r. m, meeting Of th" Foreign Missionary department o' the Womar's association. Al lr"ss by Miss Bertha Con1e of Nv York, on Missions and World F"ar'"; ; 4:ls P. m.. meeting or Troop |, Girj Scouts; ?. m, meeting of 'h" Rifle club: 7-%o ? n- motion picture 'n- t4rtainm,nt.
 Sa'urlay--7 r. 'o., '.uSs for teaching LnruSn, ronlur'+I ty Mir D'Addario }Iyn'r road community house
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Church Services

day school after each service,
 Monday evening, meeting of Sick Benefit society,
 Tuesday at 7:f5 ?, mo a lecture by Rev F, C, Baker on Mission Work Among Deaf Mutos."
 Wednesday evening. Lenton sery- ice in German.
 Thursday, meeting Of the Ladies Aid society,
 l'riday--Lcnten service in English,
 Reformation
 Third Sunday in Lent, l0 q, m., services; 1l;15 q, mp sunday school; 7:4J T m, ycspers.
 Monr4y-4;lj r. mo the Catochc- tical class will meet; 7:45 p. mn the executive committee Of the Luther league will meet; ?. mo the exec utiyc committee of Sunday school will meet.
 Wednesday-3 ?. mn the week day religious school will meet, ?. m, lAntcn services will be held.
 Thursday-3:15 ?. m., the week day religious school will meet; 4:l5 ?. m, the catechetical class will meet.
 Friday--7:45 p. m, the choir will meet.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Baptist Churches

First
 Sunday--i0;A5 a. m, morning worship, l2:lh ?, m, Bible school including Brotherhood and adult classes; 6 p, mo lunch and Young Peoples meeting.
 Mondhy-7'30 ?, mo Boy Scouts; 7;t5 p. m. annual church meeting. Wednesday-2;3n p, mo religious instruction: 3;45 p, m, Heralds and Crusaders 6;30 ?, m, I, w. S, C. supper and meeting,
 Thurslay--3 p mo religious in- struction; 7;45 ?. m, mid-wcck service.
 Friday-9;S0 ?. mo the woman's meeting: 4:l5 ?. mo Girl Scouts; 5;30 ?. m, carol choir; 6;5Q ?, mn ". W. G. supper and meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

International Rihln S'uIcutS' Assn.
 Smlay--Io;15 a. u. junior Bible class: II a m. Eihlo study, subject: "Thc Medium oC n" Aton"mcrt,"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Sf. .Iohn's

Sunday --- 8;20 q, mo English service; 9:30 q. m, Sunday school; l0:45 a. rn., German service.
 Tuesday--S ?. m" Young Peoples society will meet,
 Wednesday--7;&0 ?. m, Lcnten service.
 TriAay-2:30 p. m, Women's Missionary society will meet.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
German

Sunday -- 9:S0 a. m, sunday school; I0.30 a. m, service in Eng fish; sermon: "Sclf- Examination at the Lords Table; 11;30 a, m, com munion. German service; sermon: No Separation From the Love Of Christ"
 Monday-s ?, nl, meeting Of the Priscilla club.
 Wednesday-5 p. m, class Iii re- igious instruction.
 Thursday-3 p. m, class in re- llglous instruction; ?. n1., prayer meeting in English.
 Friday--s p. n., rehearsal Of the choir; Boy Scout meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Film (STedish)

sunday---1O a. m, Bible school and mems Bible class; Il a. m" sermon by the pastor, Rev. Axel l. Peterson: 1880 ?. rn, preaching by the missionary, Carl STenson from Brazil.
 Tuesday--s ?. m, Young Peoples society's monthly meeting.
 Thursday-2:50 ?. m., Ladies Aid society; 8 p. n1., prayer meeting in the church.
 Friday--s p. n., choir rehearsal
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

So is MONA, a New York girl, con- nected with the stage.
 He tells Audrey he never can mar ry her. To divert her attention. he hires a young secretary. JOHN PAR RISH. She detects his purpose. Then he sends for Mona 10 come 10 New Britain, having first s"nt her five thousand dollars with which to buy d piece of jewelry. She comes. Nor ton tells Audrey that he has made over to her, as his adopted child, half of all his wealth. Audrey learns of Non%'s visit, and meets her. Morton and Mona contrive to leave Audrey alone in Nona's hotel room. She finds they have gone out together. Morton leaves Mona at the hotel elevator that night, but does not return home. Ho has taken Nona to the theater, and about the city. where his friends could see them. Audrey waits up all night for him, finally falling asleep in her chair. At seven o'clock she finds he has not returned home. kneeling beside his bed, she cries. She's got him."
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 (Thc names and situations In this story are fiCtitiOuS.)
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
lILLsIONS SHATTERED

Look here, said Miss Lawrence to me as looked her straight in the face, T want 10 tell you something. | may be q sap hut I almost believe that you really are innocent. We'll give you the benefit of the doubt anyway, but remember that I've warned you. If you don't watch your step and get all out of Buddy Ire maine that you can, the moment he sees some other girl that pleases him more than you, you will have to bid good bye to all your ambitions.
 "Of course you know he's mar ried?'
 Julie, thought would faint. evidently grew SO white that even Miss Lawrence thought would drop an she helped me to chair.
 "It was then that I, who had thought she was so vulgar and lor- rid. found out that there is good in all of ns, for she immediately be- came kinder to me after that.
 1T can see that you're not 10 blame in all of this she said, but I'm warning you. You will only he on the town in a few months if you 20 on the way you are going. Your reputation will be gone and even Madame Scria will let you out of the shop. Just now she is making a good thing out of you and that is the req. son she is chaporoning you all over town.
 Buddy Tremaine is perhaps the most fascinating man in all New York, but his attentions are like poi son ivy to any girl who is seen with 1inl. She is morked after the first roptact.
 "Everyonc knows that wife of his married him for his money, just as everyone knows that he vas crazy ubont her and when he found out 'hHt shn turned down tho man sh@