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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

-Pstsr Spiiio bon Sadion StraBs
bsna9rihtiste am Wfontas bic Poli,ei,
baB om SOnntas eiu Dieb In feline
8obnune orans uno $3.50 itubl, bic
fid in isinsr 9Oisntai&s bsfanbsn.
Der 8srsmann Soispb geffer
pon Sadipp SiraBs, bsm am Wfittmo1
3uuor Id Ser SpOs Parf 3s1s bur&
clue Puluersrploiiou Branbwunben 3n'
sefiiSt purbsn, III osnislben ON Diens.
ta9 erls9sn.
- Gin @sbduos oes Dominid Ga.
racciolO on Dritter StraBe tpurbe Ron.
tas Wforsen gum Bstras BON etma
81 900 burh sinsn Branasbelhdbist.
Die Oben mohnenoen Wtsfber mnbten
aus benz @eb6uoe fliebsn.
Der "a Sabre alts Charles Quinn
pon giorb Wtuin Iuenue muros am
Disnitas in @rmauseluus pon 81 900
Sarsihaft benz 9efinsniB iibsrlanot,
ats STfiibrer Der 1S Sabre alten @bitb
9ooper uon 5ebnter ausuus.
- Suuarrio Ssrrarro pon Msribian
Strubs, wel6sr lih in srauirenosr 8si'
ie on Der Is Sabre alten Eohter oes
@bihunSo @barlo uersins, ,wuros am
DOnnsritas Gbenb Obne 3uluiuus uon
Shrsitaft esm @OnntpssfanSnib iiber'
ianbt.
= Sobn Parafton bon Scranton
Stra6e, nelher bic 10 Sabre alte Bn3a
Yaban uon Der 9leihen StraBe perflbrt
Ebaben ioll, puroe am Wtonta9 nah ei'
|ner ieitens oss WtdohsnS erbobenen
|9lnfla9e IN @rmanselung BON 81, 600
ShrSidaft oem @eianSniB iibsriunot.
- Drsi iunss 3erls iberfislsu friib
nm Samitas Wforsen oil yieunter
Strase ben Daniel DOnabOe pon 0eit
Sinoen Strase unb beraubtsn ibn nm
81 20, llbrensebdnse uno SauOihube.
Sebn Wftnutsn ipdtsr ruurbc AntbonD
DeuOnOusfi uon SawtbOrne StraBe
Dabriheinlif uon ben gleihen 9erlen
uabe Der Stells bes sritsn llsbsrfalls'
fallss um $29 erlsibtert.
- Der "a Sabre alte 8ictor 8asfo
uon 8ierter StraBs, lpsldsr NIT Der
nod niht gang 16 Sabre altsn
6s9sna @orber pom. Sho Siebenter
auenis Bu intlm mar, purbe am Sams'
tae obne 3uluiiuns uOn 8hrsi9ait Oem
9efdnsniB iiberianot. YastO uno oas
Widoheu molltsn einanosr bsiratben,
DO ss ubsr untsr bem ssisslidsu Alter
1T. murbe bieS niht erlaubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
9ieier @eibna9tssSe
faat bon geioe, sams
met uuo &leiOertDaarerl
iuiro ulan6es 6ei6ente
Vrobleitt lSien.

Die 8srtbs bisiss Ssrfaufss iino po'
Sitip ritauuli6. Der sr6Bts anfauf
pou Ssibe, Der ie nat, Scranton &C.
tradbt, 1T fHr bisis isniutiOnsllsn grsiis
perautwortli9. Die ausDabl BON @e'
tpsbsu, Muitsrn unb Sduttirun9sn 1T
unbssr,uSt. Ssibs, Commit unO 8Ous
slsibsriubriiats, bic Ssfdllise @sidsnfs
MAIDEN uon sinsm Wtann on feline Wfnt'
ter, @attln, Sbwsftsr ooer &oatsr,
obsr bic cine Sruu iif ielbit uniaufsn
fam, Die 8srtbs ipreGsn fur ftd
-fetblt. =
Die s3 uno $3.50 Ssibe - 40 3Ol
Stlpur,e unb farbi9s @rspe Dfsieors
nro @6armeules = Spei praAtise faib
ionoble Seibefubrifate, $1.9F.
81 WteHaline Ssioe - 36 3oa brett
unb asseigt in ihparj uuO % psridis'
beuen Shattirun9en. Cine prdhtt9t
Quulitat, GA Gents.
$1.5O farbissr Sammet - SO 3ou
brett unb ss,stst in wsniSftens 5mnnBif
perihieosnen Shattirnnsen, So Gents
So uub $3.50 Seios = PruGtuOIl
neue Wtoires unb fancD Srocuoes-ir
al ben leitenosn Shattirun9en, $1.44
$3.50 Crepe Gafieta Seios = Gin,
neus SO 3ol SeiOe uOn porjisltasu
@emidt unO Qualitdt. Vile puerlan9
ten" S6attirungen, $1.75.
800 idparSe Sabrifate = so 3ol
f6mar3s Roue 9ranite Slotb uno Sre
pc @ranitss, IA Gents.
20 ihmar3e Sabrifate ID 3ou gan
Bols i6parBs 8eofOro CORDS unS 90
barbinss, iebr ftiliid, $1.58.
75c Ssrse uno Oiasonals 80 Sol
brett unb gsisist in ihwurB nno cine
reihen Iusnabl pon nenen. S9attir
unesn, 55 Gents.
81 unb $1.25 Suitin9s-Sancn jar
bies PrunsllaS unb Wolle uuo Wiobat
@rspss, isbr fsi4 fur SSintsrOsOraud
60 Sents.
$1.25 gang @Ous Serss = 81 Sol
brett, i6wurj unb Sarben. gsihwammt
sei6runfen nno flsden.iidsr. Sin feb
populdrss Sabrifat fur Slsiosr nn
anShss, 8S @ents.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Nitt8tpu.

-@s 1T anssrsst mOrosu. baB Pitts'
ton bic ueridisoenen umliesenoen Srt'
i6aftsn ppneftirt uno Iu elmer SroB'
ftaOt ssHiadt wiro.
- Srdulein Srieba 8sisferger BON
Susbsstonn unb Zee =. WtcSlintod
pon scranton puroen am Oouneritag
Sormittas ourh Paitor 8rans Su st'
mem @bepaar einseissnet.
- 5ruu Wfurearst Da8usr 1T an
DOnnsritus in ibrer Bobuung on Cor
nslia StraBe ssitorben ; iie wiro uon
Dem Sobn Beter uno Der Eohter Gnna
iibsrlsbt. Die 8siiesuns srfolste am
Samitus ytuamittas i'm Piiiston 5rtsS'
bOf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
auS BEN oberen 3bale.
(Hr4balb @orreippnbenB.)

- Or. Sobn 8. gries BON Slp.
plant uno iein 7jabrissr SObu Char.
les. ueldb' lestertr Dor Sabresfrilt pon
sinem @astilr Der Bed humber @om'
panic iibsrfabrsn uub b6s psrlest wur'
be. itreneten am Srsttus sessu Die @om'
panic cine 8lase fur $4,000 @ntifd'
oiSuns on.
- Nuf ben 8erbaht bin. am Disns.
tag Gbenb jupor ben Camille glapstti
In Winion beraubt uno srmorost 10 ba'
ben, wurbe am Samita9 Wiartin Pto'
mid BON Seiiup perbaftet. @r beitreitet
bic Sbat. bod idsnfsn ihm bic Beb6r.
ben ieinen @lauben uno iino iiber3eu9t,
oaB sr Der Ebdter 1T.
- 9iidolaus Paitolica, pslher am
Gbsno juuor oem Srso. @oluiuaD cine
Russl In ben Masen iaste. welher 60.
laiwap ipdtsr i'm Wiio, Eallep Soipital
srlus, lift am Donnsritas in Carbon.
bale erniiht mOroen. Paitolica be-
hauptst, oaB sr In Sslbltuertbeioisuus
banOelte. oenn @olaimup ioll Suerft e.
nen ShuB anf ibn ab9efenert baben,
ebe er ieinsn Rsuoluer 3os uuo ibm Die
tOotli6e Serlesun9 jufii9te. Paitolica
purbe mad siHem 8srb6r obue 3ulai'
iuns uon Bhrsibuft BEN @sfdnsniB
iibsriRnot.
3Nts Der Spe,ialbearnte Stsps u
Resina bon Oidion @itD friib am . ony
tag Wtor9en einen Wtann perbaft&
lDollte, ipuroe CT pou pier 3srlen angk
9riffsn uuo rs9t bOs usrlest. Wtan bSs
fiirhtete einen SGioelbruf, auh bat
sr orei ssbrodene &ippeu, uerrsnfte
rsdts S6ulter unb Bublrside Shnitts
uno S6rpmmsn. Seine pier auseb'
li6sn ansrsifer. Duuib Subo. Sulius
Subo, 5rant 9Owartb unO alerunOsr
Sabatn. murben ipdter psrbaftet uno
eln9eitedt, mdbrsub Ragent In lrags
lihem .3uftano na1 oem WiiosBalleD
9oipital 9enpmmen wurbe. SpGter srs
sab lih, oab Rssina nidt on einem
S6aoelbruh lsioet, iooaB erwurtet
ptro oaB sr iih wisbsr erbclen wiro.
(@arbOnoale @Orreiponosn3.)
~ Soiepb. Der iussnblihs Sobn Der
@heleute 2beOoor Au9uitein pon 6air.
oiew StraBe. 1T am Sonutas Der Nun.
9enentiiinoung erle9sn uno wuroe am
Disuitus i'm ct. StOis 5risObOi beige
isst.
- Sin GutomObiI, in Dem lih gbar.
les Suhen uno cine iunse Dame pon
@arbonoale bsfanben, uno elm Wfotor.
cgcle, uuf melhem Nilliam SOfiommer
uno 9eOrse ambrOdie BON sr1bulo
fubren, hutisn um OOnusritas nuf Der
SanOitraBe Huhe Psduille :einen 3uiam
menltoB, bel mslhem bic orsi Widnner
3ismlid bOs uerlsst wurben, ndbrsno
Die iun9e Dame cine quite aufriitteluns
erbielt. Das DiotOrcgcle wurle uol.
itdnOis ,sririimmsrt unO oas Nutomor
bill i'm SstruS uon 500 bsiddoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Sbrr GrFabruns. .Ssit msbrsr,n

Sbre GrFabrung. .Ssit mebrsrsn
Sabrsu-. idrsibt 6rau 3. 8. Sunt pOn
SiusbOrO, 8unias, .wnr if nit einsm
Ausihlas on meineu isiiBsn eeplast.
Sd ain9 Su perihisoenen asr3ten. uno
obgleit es ibnen gelan9, ben Nusi6la9
Ssitmsiie 3u uertreibeu, 10 febrte,er bod
INNER mieber ,urld. Dor 3pei Sab.
rem bssann i'd Sbren alpsntrdutsr ,u
uebmsu, uno es that, mas bic asr,ts
uiAt tbun fonnten. IS beilte mid. unb
ieitbsr bin ih aud INNER selunb &C.
nelen.@
5orni's aIpenirduter 1T feline apo
theter' Wfeoi,in, iOnbern elm sinfadss
8rduter' 9almittel, pslbss felt iiber
hunoert Sabren nit oem bsrporrugenos
item @rfols oils Elm Seilmittsl fur 6as
Slut uno bic Sonititutiou gebrauht
nuros. SpeIial'a 'assnten lisfsrn es osm
Publlfum. ODER man bejisbs es oireit
pom ben 9sritsllsrn Or. Better Sabr.
ntg d SonS &c., 1875 90. Sopne
auenus. @bicasO. 81.
5orni'S Nlptnfrduter Blutbeleber if
sn baben bel 9snTg Wulter, 1O11 @soar
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Ttir'S Rcthe &reu;,

amtltd puroe in Der Bunossbaupt'
itaot UaibinSton betannt ssseben, bat
ale @absu fur bic Ourh ben Sriss il
yiotb ssratbensu Bsrionsn in europe
oils 5ra6t bsi SOrausbesabluns bsl
1ransporttOitsu an bas amsrifaniidt
&otbs 3rsul, Buff Gsrmtual, 80
Straes nnb 3wsite aue.. Sab 8roofD
Jpn, u. y, Su ididsn iinb. Die Sc.
isuiaatt IOss &otbsu arsuSss sisbt fer
ner bstannt, OuB fie aud @Obsu an
nlmHt, Die fiir cline ipt,ied nambuft AZ,
madte StIss fiibrsnOs Statiuu bsftimmI
iiuo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
8iruaeSpinfer.

@ine Msloun9 aus 9oubOn, bic TEL
nsr neilersu gBibsrlssuns beOarf. uno
nihtS als Elm aufsepdrmter Bsridt aus
BEN Bssinns bss 9rieses lit, bsiust,
bab isst Idmmttihe Balfaultaaten eno'
tiG gum aftiuen Ginsreifen In ben 3riee
anf Der Ssits Der BerbhnoeteH fertig
iino. Die snslii6su. franl6fiinen unb
ruiiii6en @eianotsu biss fertls sebra4t
babsn. Winn eruurtst. iaet Der faniOis
BsriHterftuttsr. baB @rishsnlano ii&
susrft auf bic Ssits Ssrbisus ftsIlsn
weroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
@aune Gpnhta.

Sonesbale. -Pfurrsr Sobn W, BAL
to. felt ben lssten pier Sabrstt Der
Sesliorssr Der blsisen ct. Wtarisn
Wtasoalena @srisinos, III ON Mfontas
yiu6mittas I'M Staat SOipital ,u
Seranton, cine Stuuoe nod i.insr Guf.
nabme, 9eitOrben. Pfarrer Balta mar
in einem iebr ssi6wdbten 3uitanb. als
CT eintraf, uno wuroe beitdnois l6wa9.
er. bis Der Too eintrut. Die Beiiesune
finoet beuts Sormittas ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Sesabtt prpmpt,

SIN beuti6sn Stitunssn tpirO amtlit
mifsstbsilt. bub Die sDentide MfilitdI
unfall: uub Hsbehsperiidtrun9s '@eirll'
lnaft" felt bem 15. Nu9uit bic ritlies
Summe pOn $3.75O, 900 an usbsrblisr
bsns uon i'm Sriess ssfallsnsn Sffiiis'
rem uno Solbaten .ausbeIoblt bot. BON
Is. Sitober bic gum IL. giouembel
murbsn 81 ,243 .250 uuo on einem elm
jisen Gage, benz &c. yiopembsr. $11O,'
$50 ausbeBublt. Ddhrsuo Der lestsr
Boae wurosn ourHianittlt4 $4,000
ausbejablt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
aanbbeit tanh itttbi sebeilt mel

2anbbsit tanh iiitbf sebeilt per.
btu burh lpsalt Appliediishtn, neil lit ben fran.
len Sbsl tts Sbrs niiSt srrsiGtn fSnusH. u
eitbt nur ttnrn @te. bic 3aubbsii ;u furirtn
uns has n bnr6 tpnfiituiipntlf prilmittsl
5aubHstt SiTb burh sinsn suijanettsn 3ufant
etr fdFsimiCtn Ausil,ipuns bn Gufdhiftsr
RSG,r puurlatt. QBtnn sitIt RSbrt It snt.
Jiubtt, babt Sbr tintn rumptIuefu Ipn petl
unpe0iommsnts @tb6r; unh ptnn 1s eani gs.
lGIpFsn n, srfclsi Saubbdi, une psnn bic Gnt.
lhnbune ni&i ssbOten unO bitis RSbn piter IL
ibrtu etbSristn 3uhaub ptritBt ptretn faun
ptrb hds GsbSr fir immtT ,TffSrt ptTesn nmr
86as uuttr ssbH hub burt Raiarrb ptruria&t
ptIhn nidis ole sin tuiIiHestH 9uRane esi
f@ltimiefu Sbtra6hsn if.
@ir pplsH tinbuHesrt DUIIars fiir itesr
(bur@ 8aiarrb ptrurlahisn) Gaa ppH Saubbti
asbtn, ben mir nibt hurh Ginnsbmfn pUn Sal'e
RaiuIrb-Isur bsiIsn iSuutu. enbt Gut um.
fpnf Girculart lcmmtH.
8. 8. GbtHsv & Go, SSIfbp, o.
IA 0niauft pon aIltu MppibtGsrn. 75s.
paIs 6amIIisH. piGtu Rub be btffru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

Or. Nlbsrt Charles Psals, Der
bsianute @soloss, 1T In Bbilaoslphia
seitorbsn.
- Cine Sirma In Sontb Ben6,
SnO., bat pOn Der fruuI6iif9sn unb Der
britiihen Resieruus ben auftras jur
Sisf,ruus BON breitaui.ub S4litttu tr'
baltsn, Die bel BEN g8interftlojue jur
BsfOrosruus BON 3risssmaterial be-
nust meroen iollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
aarStueI aeftorben. .

ylah elmer BET Der s@entral 9isDs"
aus Rom In 9onoon tiusstroftentn De-
peiHs 1T cardinal aa9elo Dt Pistro,
Der Detan bts -9silisen College &C.
ltorbsn. Der Ysritorbsne mar am 20.
Rai I'm Sabre 1928 Seboren nno be-
flsibsts Die Stslle sinss pdpitli4sn yiuu'
thus in Wtuorib I'm SABRE 1887. Gum
RarOinal murOe er i'm Sabre 1888 er'
nanut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
@ir srleoisea 8sitellnagsn
ium
Nnfauf pher Rerfaut bpf,

anfauf uber Serfaut tsn
amnitan @attr @prfs unb GlttiTts 10 Pre-
ffrrtb.
slmnitaa Baisr @Srfs uas GI'tiris iRFs.
pdfs prsfrrsb.
Amtriran @attr, @eTEs unh eIstirir eSn-
mon 30 etm Marft.
9sna&ri&tisi uns ben iTs,Hs S'IHtp Be-
ftaunesn.
SrDpfs s. Gp., 4aafiert,
RitsIieOer ber Wsp gorf eted gyAazss.
etrantoH, pa. sBilIess1aEre, Va.
HinsbaHstsH, R. D.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21

new Mexican government as collateral for security for the issue of notes off, fered to bondholders of the National Railways of Mexico in lieu of cash for the July 1 interest. With the en- tire issue repudiated the collateral un- deriving the notes would be worthless and as no other collateral has been pledged against the notes they of -oourse would be without value.
 Officials of the National Railways of Mexico are without confirmation of the reported repudiation of the $6O,- 000,000 Huerta issue by Gen. Carran- ga and are anxiously awaiting word from Mexico City.
 It was stated at the offices of the National Railways yesterday that ev- cry message coming from Mexico is heavily censored and that even letters are opened and read by the agents of the constitutionalist government.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
POISONED BY THE GRIP

Tho grip is no respecter of persons. No ago or station of life is exempt from it. The grip is not fatal disease but it leaves it's victim in such 8 debilitated condition that one of our foremost medi- cal writers has been led to say. "It is astonishing the number of people who have been crippled in health for years after an attack" It is common thing to hear people date various ailments from an attack ofinfluenza.
 The condition of those who have had the grip is one that calls for tonic for the blood. Dr. Williams Pink Pills ara especially adapted to meet this need as they purify and enrich the blood, tone up the nerves and give vigor, strength and health to the debilitatcd system.
 "The grip left mo without any vitality whatever,' says one who has found re- lief, "and I lost all appetite and ambition. I was reduced in weight and was fre- quently confined to bed for two days or more. My friends thought I was going into consumption. owe my recovery to Dr. Williams Pink Pills and cheerfully recommend them" The details of this case and a chapter on the proper treat- ment of the grip and it's after-effects will be found in the booklet "Building Up the Blood' w 'ch will be sent free on re- quest by the D.. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. !.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21

Huerta Praises the Strong. London, Aug. 21.-Gen. Victoriano
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
Hunting U. s. Consul.

Washington, Aug. 21.-Reports that Consul Hostetter at Hermosillo has been placed under arrest in the state of Sonora, Mexico, are not confirmed by advices at the state department. The department, which is making ln- quiries. heard from the consul at Nogales that it was rumored there that MT. Hostetter was under arrest. as he could pot be communicated with.
 Inquiry was made of Carranza and Villa and both gave assurances that they had not ordered the consurs arrest and had not heard that he was in confinement. Both promised to punish the responsible persons If 1t were found that he had been arrested. Admiral Howard from the west coast reported by wireless that he had been informed the consul was not under arrest
 The department has no conf1rma tion of the report that Carranza has repudiated $1O.o00,000 of money is- sued during the Huerta regime. The reported action is considered to be a serious matter If true.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21

Huerta wrote this reply yesterday in response to a request for an inter- view on the subject of the European war:
 "On the present war in Europe should not speak. All that can be said Is what I have already said in the book of a lady, which is as fol- lows:
 that is to say, the strongest Is always in the grace of God. It Is for this that one is the strongest
 Gen. Huerta and his party are liy- ing simply. He has had few callers and has not visited the Mexican lega- ton.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
Big Improvements at Union Laundr,


 Joseph s. Bennett. proprietor of the Union Laundry, desires to an nounce that he has a new dry and steam cleaning and dyeing establish ment under construction at his new plant at No. 266 Arch street. Two New York experts have been here to work on the new equipment during the last two weeks and Mr. Bennett expects to have the esta blishment opened for business between the first and fifteenth of September. He says that it will be one of the finest es- tablishments of its kind in New Eng land. Two years ago last spring Mir. Bennett entered the dry and steam cleaning field In a modest way. Good work and prompt service have united to bring in so much business that the equipment is entirely outgrown. To meet the demands of his customers MT. Bennett has decided to install the best equipment that he can procure anywhere in the country. He will make an announcement to the public as soon as the new plant is ready for business. In the announcement he will give all details and particulars concerning this new branch of his business.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
Carbajal Denies Report.

Vera Cruz, Aug. 21.-President Car
 bajal denied indignantly yesterday the report that he had appealed to the United States government for armed aid against Carranza. He said that the phrasing of his resignation
 was done in such a manner as to re- move the least obstacle in the way of peace at Mexico City and also any chance of forcing the United States to send troops into the interior
 Notes Also Valueless.
 Repudiation of the $60,0OO,00O 6 per cent. gold bonds authorized dur ing the administration of President 'Huerta and issued to the extent of about $10,000,000 would involve in addition $11,232.477 put up by the
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
LESS MEAT. Advice of Family Physician.

Formerly people thought meat nec- essary for strength and muscular vigor. Y The man who worked hard was supposed to require meat two or three times a day. Science has found out differently.
 It is now a common thing for the sfamily physician to order less meat, .as in the following letter from N. ". man:
 1T had suffered for years with dys- rpepsia and nervousness. My physician advised me to eat less meat and yreasv foods generally. I tried sev- aral things to take the place of my usual breakfast of chops, fried po- tatoes. etc., but got no relief until tried Grape-Nuts food.
 After using Grape-Nuts for the oareal part of my meals for two ,,aars am now a we'll man. Grape Nuts benefited my health far more .han the medicine had taken be- fore.
 "Mv wife and children are healthier than they had been for years, and We are very happy family. largely due to Grape-Nuts.
 eve have been so much benefited bv Grape-Nuts that 1t would be un- grateful not to acknowledge it"
 Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich Read s"The Road to wellville." in pkgs. There's Rea- son" -
 Ever read the above letter? new ana appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
SUES TO RECOVER $4OO.
Stanley Nikulak Brings Legal Action Against John Chrzanowosky.

Suing to recover damages of $4OO because the defendant failed to pay him $35O. which he claims Is due him, Stanley Mikulak today brought legal action against John Chrzanow- osky through his attorney, w. F. De- laney Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stock well served the writ and closed up the defendants store at No. 15 Orange street.
 The writ is returnable before the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in September.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
'CARRANzA ENTERS
 MEXICAN CAPITAL
'RebsI Chief Greeted by Crowds in Decorated MexC3 Ciy Streets.

Mexico City. Aug. 21.-Enthusiasm
 mounted high yesterday when Gen. eral Carranza entered the capital at the head of his troops. Streets were
 festooned with banners and under- meath, them a throng of men and Wo- men edged their way along cheering the marching columns as they swept tby the palace. All business, public iand private. was suspended and the fholiday spirit prevailed everywhere. K Arriving at the palace General Car eranza went out on the balcony to egreet the crowd that pressed into the ssplaza and to review his soldiers. He
 made a brief address in which he
 said that the new government would
 hasten to enact into law the reforms \ for which the revolution had been undertaken.
 i. Drape Madero Flag. ! Behind the constitutionalist leader
 was draped the lag that Madero lost
 in the last days of his campaign. It
 had been presented to General Car Sranza by the labor leaders. The
 troops passing by, the palace were amarcred to .ythe az diffsreiit barracks the city and quartered. In his speech at Atzacapotzailco yes sterday General Carranza scored the spress for failing to do justice to the
 aims of those behind the recent revo-
 lution. He denied that the United States had given aid to the constitu- , ,tionalists otherwise than by extending its sympathy, such sym pathy he sa1d, Jas every civilized nation was bound to feel for a cause so Just kererrlng ito the clergy he said they were among sthe worst enemies of the Mexican .people.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
Central Property Offered For Sale.

The property of the John Pinches Co.,, located near the railroad sta ton and bounded by Church street, Chestnut street and Corbin Place, Is offered for sale as whole. or divided to suit purchaser. Central property will surely advance in price. and at the price that this property Is offered. intending purchasers would do well to consult and get full particulars in the matter. of E. Newtield. 1,042 Main street, Hartford, Conn.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
GAINING STEADILY.

Tax Collector Loomis' coffers are being steadily filled with the coin of the realm and today the total receipts for the present month amounted to about $1S,000. In order to beat last years August record MT. Loomis will the next ten days. He thinks he can do 1t all right.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-21
Repairing State Road.

uniformed attendant will tell you where they are repairing state roads, ard other useful information may be obtained free at Smith Brothers Res- taurant, Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Box lunches prepared on short notice.
 --adVt.