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CARNIVAL COMMITTEES

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Mr. and Mrs. Sundberg wish to
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c. August Peterson, Pastor.
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
AT METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. W. IT. AldcrsOn 10 Tell "Nc- rrct of Failure" TomorroW-NiiSs SalGNrrtik to Sing.

Al tho morning service at Trim lty Methodist church tomorrow the pastor. Rev. W. II. Ald"rson will preach on the subject; "Thc Secret Of Failure" For a number of Sun day mornings misunderst ood or lit- Ilc known passages are being taken from the Old Testament and mod orn lessons drawn from them. Ono of inc familiar incidents in Israeli itiSh history is to he used as the basis for the message on "Tho Sr- crrt Of Failure"
 At the evening service at I:l5 the pastor will give the first of a series of talks on the characters and events of the day of the cruci- nxion. These talks will occupy each Sunday evening until Easter. The subject for tomorrow night is "Forsaking Christ"
 Miss Alico Salavcrcik, soprano is scheduled as soloist for the evening. Miss Salavcrcik has studied in tn" Hartford conservatory Of music for four years and won q scholarship two years in succession. Recently sh" made q tour through Chicago, Detroit. Cleveland and Boston. Next year she expects 10 graduate from the Hartford school of music with n teachers diploma and subsequent ly plans 10 study opera in Chicago.
 Her program is the following;
 "My Redecmcr and My Lord'
 ........... ......,,...'....' 1uCh "Thn still Small Voice" Hamblcn "Eeioice Greatly" from 9Th"
 Messiah" ........,..... HanG"i
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Y.M. "A. Makes Radical Change in Policy
 Juniors Must Join Through Own Church

that the Y. NJ, C, A. was provided with facilities for their all around development, but from the view. point Of the church tho tendency on tho boys part was to become loyal 10 the Young Mems Christian association rather than the church. IL was common complaint that boys would attend Bible classes there rather than Sunday school and young men would serve as leaders in the Y M. C. A. rather than teach classes in the church."
 Several prominent laymen as well as Frederic l., Fay of the South Congregational church and Rev. Warren NJ. Blodsett of the First Congregational church, are aiding in putting the plan into operation.
 The particular group that was chosen for a trial Of the plan was selected because Mr. Fay and Mir. Blodgctt were willing 10 do the de- tail work necessary to the cxpcri- n"nt. If successful all churches will bc invited 10 participate.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
SENATE DECISION
 IS LIKELY TODAY
Action Coming on Publicity Of
 Income Tax Amounts

Washington, Feb. Pl-The ien- ate was squared away today for a decision on the provision in the tax reduction bill repeating the law d. lowing publication of amounts of income tax payments.
 AS opponents carried debate on this proposition into the third day, managers of the bill virtually gave up hope of final enactment of the measure by February 10. the da0l- line first set by them to make fax reduction possible on March l5. when first income tax installm ants arc due.
 Chairman Smoot of the finance committee, in charge of the bill, gave notice he would force night ses- sions next week in addition 10 tn" earlier daily meetings inaugurated yesterday.
 senator Norris, republican, Ne brasila. one of the leading oppon- cnts to repeal of the publicity pro- vision. has cOuntered with his amendment 10 open all income fax returns 10 public inspection as are other public records. This prbposi ton was adopted two years ago by rhe senate but was later amended 10 permit publication Of the amount Of tax payments.
 Opponents of repeal of the publi city provision have hold the floor al most entirely in the two previous days of debate, Senator Couzens, re- publican. Michigan. and McKcllar democrat, Tennessee. carrying tho fight yesterday with demands that "secrct transactions in the treasury involving refunds of millions of dollars be subjected to public audit and inspection"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06

held Wednesday evening at s o'clock, IL is expected that there will be 40 voices to render the choruses in this cantata,
 The Friendship club Of the Trinity Methodist church will hold t Valentine party on Monday eve ming, February l5. at 7:l5 o'clock,
 The annual day of prayer for mis- sions will be observed at Trinity Methodist church Friday, February l9, at 2:46 D, m. Representatives of women's organizations Of the Methodist, German, Baptist, First Baptist Swedish Baptist, Em- manuel Gospel, Reformation, South, Stanley Memorial, and First Congre- gational churches have been meet ing monthly since November in pre- haration for this service.
 The Priscilla club oF the Ger man Baptist church will meet on Monday evening al the home of Mrs, F. C, Daugherty i6 Kelsey street.
 r. Young will lead the prayer meeting at the German Baptist church Thursday evening.
 Douglas Fairbanks in "rhc Thief of Bagdad" will be the feature of the motion picture at the South church Friday evening under the auspices of the Brotherhood. After the parish supper at the South church Thursday evening a comedy entitled "Ouiia" will be read under the direction of Mrs. Walter Meyer and Miss Helen Bromley. . The cast will comprise Walter Meyer. Miss Lcona Kilduff, Monroe Harwood. and ]. William Bomba,
 A class in English is being con- ducted at the Hunter road com munity house Of thc South church by Mir. D'Ada?io.
 The meeting of tine Stanley Mo morial church Ladies' Aid society, postponed from last week. will be held Thursday afternoon.
 A Valentine social for all young people of the Stanley Memorial church will be given Friday eve ming under the auspices Of inc Ladies Aid society and Mems club.
 The Young Peoples society of St. Johns German Evangelical Luth- cran church will give an cntertain- ment Thursday evening.
 Preparation to Meet Thy Cod" suggested by the North X Judd Manufacturing Co. disaster, will be the topic Of the sermon 10 be de- llvered at the Peoples church to- morrow evening by the pastor, Rev. F. l., Brooks.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Memorial Service in
 Honor of Howard Walter

A memorial service in recognition of the life and work of Howard Arnold Waiter win be held at the First Congregational church on sunday morning, February t4. A memorial tablet in his honor will be unveiled by his sister, Mrs. Aida Walter Johnson.
 A memorial prayer will be offered by tho pastor, Rev, Theodore A. Greene. Dean Melancthon W. Ja- cohns of Hartford seminary will speak on Howard Walters Work in Hartford" E. D. Lucas, presi- dent of Forman Christian college. Lahore, India, will speak upon Howard Walters Influence Upon student Life in India"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
EON SCOUT SUNDAY

Boy Scout sunday will be ohscrv"d tomorrow in several of the local churches. Al tho First Congregation al church. Troop will attend the morning service in uniform and in a body. Tho pastor. Rev. Theodore \. Greene, will deliver q special sermon, drawing lessons from the life of Abraham Lincoln. Troop 13 will attend the morning service at the Stanley Memorial church, and the pastor, Rev. Raymond x. Gil. man. will give q brief talk appro. priatc 10 the occasion.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
MUSICAL SERVICE
Choir and Male Chorus to Partici- pate in service Tomorrow Morn
 ing Al swedish Bethany Church.

A special music service will be rendered by the choir and male chorus al the morning service to- morrow al the Swedish Bethany church under the direction Of Ray mond (. lIclsinE. As this service will mark the completion of the choir chancel, the full choir will sing, The program will be as fol- lows:
 Prelude: "FuGuo and Nariations' Chadwick proccssional;
 Holy, Holy" ...,..,.... Dykes Anthem (choir)
 Praise the Lord, Oh, My Soul"
 ,.,,..,,,.,,...,. Williams Offertory:
 Peasant Song" ........ Grieg Anthem (malc choruS)
 Graf ned utl dIupot" Korsoff sermon; Rev, G, F. Pihl. postludc:
 Improvisation" ..... HeIsing
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
PLAY TO BE PRESENTED

A play. "The Clinic of Medical Nissionary Specialist" will be pre- sentcd under the direction of Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston at the md- winter tea of the Woman's associa- ton Friday afternoon at the South church. The persons in the play are Miss. Ruth V. Henry. Miss Grace Stowell. Mrs. r. C. Monier, Jr,. Miss Mildred Barrows, Mrs. Helen D, upson, Mrs. Olive lngra- ham. Miss Estelle Molander, Mrs. A. s. Grant and Mrs. Waiter Meyer. The play will be staged by Mrs. Oliver x. Judd and Miss Caroline F. Hillarl.
 
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
EI .Lnhn <
Methodist Churches
Trinity


 sunday-H:3o a, m. Everyman's Bible class; woman's Bible class; church school 1o:45 q. m, sermon by the pastor, "1'he Secret Of Fail uro.' [ p. m. Epworth league. subject: Abraham Lincoln" 7;1' D, m., sermon by the pastor. "tor- salling Christ" Miss Allc" Sala Nerick. soprano.
 Tuesday afternoon, W. Il. N. $. york at hospital. G;&o p. m., Phil' athna class. 7;15 ?. m, Boy Scouts. 7;l5 D. m. class meeting.
 Wrducsiay-9:3o p. m. "cck-day 1.lirious school, third g1adr. T. m., rehearsal for Easter rantata. ThurS1ay-7:lj D. m, prayer meeting.
 Iriday--4 p, mo sewing school 7:3o D, m. choir rehearsal, r, m official board meeting,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
REFORMATION LUTHERAN
 CHURCH

SeptuogosIma Sunday: 10 a. m., services; ll:l5 a. m., Sunday school; 7;iJ ?. nl, Ncspers.
 Mond0y-~4;l5 ?. m, Catechetcal class; 6 ?. m.. church workers meet ing; D. m., executive committee of Sunday school to meet
 Tucsday---S ?. m., congregational social
 Wcdncs10y--3 }. m,, weekday re- hgious school.
 Thursday--3:ij D. m.. weekday religious school; AIS, Cotechctlcal class.
 Friday-7:4S D, m. choir re- hoarsal.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING

An all-day meeting of the Won- ans Foreign Missionary society of the First Congregational church will be held in the church chapel on Friday, beginning at 9:So 3. m. Mrs. Edward W. Capen and Miss Clara Wells. president and sHcre- tary respectively of the Hartford branch of the Woman's Board of Missions, will be guests and speak CTS. Sewing will be followed by luncheon at noon. At ?. m. news of the society's missionaries will be presented.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
snIrmI.RN pIkTIRE

< ..sa of lovo. loyalty and ai- N.nn. rI'r ".. la"tgrouui ot 'h' 'f>tl N.r. .- r'm oirtur', "r'
 N.,r.. at EH.',t." n b., shoWr .t '', S ,' ''.' '."-- - t-ono1 ,nurr famr'~..~ ...r.r@ ,1.rm'r
 tar, ', r1. l.,.1 un '-r' ar' 'ri,ain. i'n rl. s.r,n G,rrr~' Grl.'' F. l., .r1 o''.r 2 known = '''a r,1io1 of our
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Christian Science

Sunday service al ii a. m, sub .rct: Spirit, Sunday school at H:45 q. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at S o'clock,
 The rcalinG room Room 5o4, National Bank building is open to The public daily from r. noon until | o'clock except Sundays and holi- day, also Saturday from 6:l5 10 S:4j p. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
=: NEVIS OF THE WEEK AMONG THE CI7YS CHURCHES .:

Prof. Per olsson is organizing a childrcn's choir at the First Luth. eran church, The first meeting will be held on Saturday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Lutheran Churches
lrlrSt

Sunlay--lo:3o a. m., service in swedish. sunday school al noon, : D. rn.. Swedish service.
 trday---S r. m, choir meeting.
 Saurday--2 r mo first meeting of tho childrrns choir haing formed by Prof. Per Olsson.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
l.llL Gnsnnl Asscmhlv

Sunday rohool at 1o a. m. P"nt". c0,'al srr,iCc at II a. m Revival w''iing at [ P. m
 W.lnrs5ay and Friday prayer m.Dtinss at T:3o D. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
A NJ r.. Zion

Sumday~~lo;i5 Il. m., sermon ly th. pastor. Knowing the Lord" 12:3o p. m. sunday school. T:45 p m. sermon hy the pastor, "Th" UlI Religion and a Modern Life. :"
 T'uoaday--7:45 D. mo class meet inc
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
I.mnlunHai Gospel


 SUnI&y Iu.l" a.. m, praN'l 'liy' lo.f5 m, rr'aohjng i2 'U pastor, IG-l. G'.nr2" F. Firtch'' ,rmmuuion y.r,ico. l2.15 T. m Ijar school nour. a:%o ?. m .,rmt,n ~ry,.. ,.+5 D. m- Y.po# Uoop''s m"'mg lrul.'. Npriuo Nuirr~ou p, m. preach irc hy Mr tI"cl.-r
 Tu~,1a}. & D. m l-Jirs' Pray,r rr,. viii mot a. r''. home o' Mrs. Martin Imtr {" Pleasant ,.r,,f
 W.u-~,i.y -.&o l. m. religions m~'rnrrion cta,s's i:i5 ?. m, cof ',c- ln"r'i'-
 Thursday" D. p~ r,limoua in .'usr,ior ,rs,s 7.}i D. m. th' ,.rrrlon to NJ IH,,rhet and wife a'irh nus to ha,r mnu lrDI ThurS ..r. r. hrp0ry and postponed OF .,cpri ur IT,. trclcm"ucy of 'h' w,a,u,r. win la. held in "onncctior with tho week prayer scrvic'
 l'rilay S D. m. choir practice.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
NUutlrnominational
Peoples


 Sun,iuy - lo:l5 q. nl, prayer meeting, lo;a5 q, m,. preaching by th" pastor, subject; Provision For 'he Way" l2;l5 D, m" sunday school session. D. m., Young Pco- pla's meeting. : r, m. preaching by jh" pastor subject: "Prepara- ton to Meet GoI," suggested by the recent catastrophe.
 Tues lay-2:So D, m., Woman. Missionary prayer band.
 Wrdulsdly-2.3n p. m, childrtu'S uu..tiu@.
 Thursday -7:45 ?, m.. church Iray,r meeting
 rriday--7.f3 ?, m.. choir rrnoaI- sal,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Sranl,N MlmoIlal

Supday--I0 a. m young p"opI"'S $ dupar,m"n, of th" church school
 Io:45 o'clock. morning srrvic' and s,rmon ly th" pastor E"N. l.. \. Gilman, subject. "nw Daily Bra1," " tLo tnn in the srIi"s Oh rh' I.orI's rtav.r. TN. Roy Scout~ Troop l.. rit sit 'ogotl-r in 'm fro' s'1'N ,- -r.,lp' ,u.sts ta c"rnu, m'5.'l.u n' 'H. 5d0 auuiv"r,aIs o' Ho} > "f- in \m. r;,a Tu' ra-.'r wilt -le.. al irj,f ;.'I; appru'rIar tn .'. orcasior. le nunu junior. wsnmy aud beginners i,lartm"nrs "f ''".
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Film fSwedish)

sunday-l0 a. m, Bibl' school nd mons Bible class. II a. mn .gmon by the pastor and holy com ,3union. 4:30 and D. m', union ,eryices. The speakers will be Rev, C. A, Chader Rev, G. E. Pihl and Ensign Carl I'redrickson'
 Tuesday. Wednesday, ThurSdaE and Friday 7:45 ?. n,, union meet mc in the Swedish Bethany church.
 Tbursday-2:$0 p. m., the Ladies Id society will meet at the nome of Mrs. J. A. Carlson, 15l Dwight r' raft
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
German

sunday -- 9;30 Q. mp SunIa} school. io:3o a. m, service in Eng Hsh. sermon: This Do in Remem- brance of Me; communion. ll;4' d. m, service in German; sermon: "The Expodionce of Christian E%- periencc," ,..
 Monday-S D. ma meeting of the Priscilla club in thc residence oi Mrs. E. c. DauGhcrty, 46 Kelsey atrcot.
 Wedneslay--$ p. mo class in ro- ,tgious instruction.
 Thursday-S ?. m. clas in rc- s.ious instruction. ?. m'' prayer .eoting in English; lcad"F' T. toung,
 rriday-S p. m. Boy Scouts,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
St Matthew's \

Service in English al 2 q, m" in German al 1o:4j q. m, Sunday school, in the respective language, after each service.
 Monday-Sick Benefit meeting.
 I.adics' Aid m"rt- ing.
 SI. Johns
 Sunday-S:3o a. m.. English scrV- ice. g:30 a. m. Sunday school. 1o:45 a. m, German service. Tucsday-S ?. m., meeting of the Young Peoples society.
 Thursday-S ?. m, entertainment given by the Young Peoples society, Satur1ay-S:30-11:3o a, m, Gal. man school.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
SwnIIsh ErtnauN

sunday -- lo.&o o'clock, morning service, 19 noon, Sunday school 4;So r, nlo Joint Young Pcop)"'S meeting al Baptist church, and ; D, mo al Swedish Baptist church. 9;45 ?. m, choir rehearsal,
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.45 ?. mo union meet iuFs. On Thursday evening Rev. Mr. Ovorstrom and his string band will play,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Conercsational Churches
First


 sunday--t0 q. m. church "c"ooI' fl o'clock. morning worship. cor gan prelude at 1o;5' d. m) 'hl,- Jren's sermon by Rev. Warren M' Blodgett. Sermon by Rev. Th"o- dore A. Greene. 12;15 ?. m, men rible class: leader, MT Greene. . n, m. Arm enian service. preacher, Rev. Yervant II. Hadidian, D.D" . p m. Young Peoples meeune' leader, Mir. Blodgett, ;, Monday -- 5:l5 ?. m, chufch school superintcndents' and teach ..rs' meeting, leader, MT. Blodge'I ;:45 D. m.. religious education lee ,ure in south church by Prof. A. c' Purly. ,,,
 Tuesday-.2 ?. m. Armenian Bio'r Iass for women. ! ?. m, EhshSn class for Armenian women.
 Wcdnesday-2:3" ?, m" sA'" grade week church school.
 Tnursdny--$ p. m" seventh an1 eighth grades weekday chnrch school. 4:$o r, m. Girl scout meeting. 7:i5 D. m, mid'Wr+h service in the chapel. leader MT Greene.
 Friday-g:3u a. m. a,'-lay meet ing of Woman's Missionary society; snraL4ry. Mrs. Edward w. Capen ul Miss Clare Wells,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Church Services

church school, grades three, four and five, 7;30 ?, mn Boy Scouts, Troop IS,
 fhursday-2;&0 p ma meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society. postponed from last week.
 Friday-7:ao ?, m,, Valentine so- cial for all tho people of tho church, under tho auspices Of the Ladies Ail society and Mems ciuh
New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
SnI1lll


 Sunday-g@o q. m., Italian Ht- .urtmant Of tn" church school, ,..o T. m. senior high school and vomg peoples grades, 1";@o Il m" ,.or.bin or rny Italian nisSiou' Hum fer road community hous". l'.i' ,'c,ock. morning worship. II a. m" l., pinners' department. 1910 ?, m" urinary, junior end intcrm"hl@'' ,,..nar,mupl~. 2:3o D, h., Assyrlan worship. 2@n D. In., church Sch'ol If the Tulau mission. Hunter road community nous~. 7:l5 o'clock .,cning worship. 7:2o ?. m. "or- 1ip Of tho Italian mission at south church in th" Arch street chapel
 }IonAsy--7:"o D. m- meeting o' he GirIs' auNj Iy. 7;i5 ?. m, in n. senior char'l; second i" it% .rt,s ot rc,urts on "Ftnuirc God in .no Bible" by proG.>-or \. C. Fnrdy.
 TuesIay-7:15 T. m. meeting "' Troop 2, Hoy Scouts.
 Wodn, sIay- g:"o h. m. united #rek-day chur'I school 1ro'' rour and n~
 Thur-.,uv- : j.. III, \esw,n T"m- ms lcwjra cmh. $ D. nI, ui' ! v..n-Iry church .naoo- a"'' .rv,n and ,,-u'. I,. m. 'oh.n"i ,f tho Girls (ir~ r.Gi. G."o [. n'.. parish suI.,r Iu sA.'@~ o N'. Goorgr II. pysou r." @T"tr will oe followra by ta. r.Iug " :" lay. "Om.a." avwl} "3't '." ..r.ction Of Mrs. Waltl N'".r and Miss Helen HomI'E.
 FriIay- %:"o F. w. 'u"-"iH.'r "a or 'nc Womau.s ..-soc@'Io". \ play. "Tbr cHr, o3 Medical Ns. ,Ionmy Sr.rIale'," uj' I. s.''n rrlor tn. dir.tju ol Nr- hoVu."s \. Johnston. d.a" h. m.. annual sl.'iug aud >'mp,r ol 'j. %es}nau mission. 7."o T. u.. w01'" r'- turc cnrcr'aion.1 Ee.n a..,' '"" auspices Of tNo I;~ml'rho"'. IT,. crr,,. Douglas l'airhaul~ in I" Thief of B.gIa4
 Saturday - p. nr- class for teaching English, coudur'ol hy Mir, D'Adario, Hunter ruad community house.