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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-06
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND BONDS.
100 san ANTONIO ST

S6SOO-Best I'm bungalow. close in.
full basement. furnace. stationary tubs ser
wants room. $1,000 cash. bal 10 suit
S400O-New 5 I'm bungalow, basement.
hardwood, furnace. Country club district
$500 cash, bal suit or will exchange for
vacant lots part pay.
$500 rm- modern home. 8 full lots,
cor. G. V; splendid buy. VIII trade for
upper valley land this side OF river
SS25O-6 rm- bungalow. new. hardwood.
lots. Country Club district. 2 blocks
Country club $3.50 cash. bal S35 per mo.
SSl5O-5 nm bungalow. new Richmond
St. SIS cash, S35 per mo.
S3lOO-4 I'm bungalow, new. Montana St
$500 cash. SIS per mo.
SSOOO-A I'm and a I'm. modern home
E Il Paso, south OF canal beautiful shade
trees, large yard Trade for valley land OF
sell very easy terms.
5000 rm- bungalow nev- lots Grand
Ave. g. v $500 cash. bal. suit
$500 Tm- modern house furnished
VIII e1eh4Ise Tor valley land or sell $500
cash. 80 per mo- Sacramento St. G. Y.
S5OOe-5 I'm bungalow, Z 18th St Los
Angeles. exchange for e Paso property
F4OJC-o I'm bungalow. new. full base
ment, sun room, furnace: complete to suit
gas stove connected, 4 block Country club.
small cash payment. bal suit
S25OO-240 acres ClOudcroft. 20 acres in
culLs million It lumber. exchange for
SIS per aere-sI acres. San Elizario. near
Fabens: terms TO suit
SS5 per Rere-100 acres. socorro. county
road. terms to suit
S1l0 per acre-74 acres paved road San
Eizario' Is miles Fl PasO. splendid buy:
i cash. y yrs. bal Is yrs.
$50 per Gere-f2 acres Chamberino. .
acres aiIaiIa, u acre orchard, all in cult.
good mouse SO # well. upper valley. Ez-
change for city property.
Sl5O per acre-2O acres north loop road.
Socorro- Win exchange for city property
$50 per acre-s7 acres Anthony. In cult;
improved Exchange for city property.
The gas is laid TO the Country Club and
Into almost all the houses IN the Country
club district With all the city convent
ence5 pure air. dust, smoke. high
ground. beautiful view, this makes the
Country club district the most popular
suburb. Morning Side Hgts. lots choice
inside lots $500. SO cash. IS per mo; no
interest, taxes.
Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-06

Dogs For Sale.
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FOR SALE-Airedals puppies cheap. 202I
Canal Phone 1857.
Fox Sale-MotorcycIes.
MOTOECYCLE-Harley Davidson 1913 sin
Ele PrestoIte lamp. tandem 500 cash.
3Q12 Bliss. Phone 3237.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-06
Wanted-Situations.

WANTED-windows to clean Phone 72s
UNCALLED FOR sJIT-217 san Antonio.
InnEnn M-nnI.r NH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-06

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the School Board OF Las Cruces y ", on
June Is. 1914 at o'clock p m. for the
erection and full completion Of an addition
to the Central public school building. and
also for the erection and full completion OF
low pressure steam heating apparatus to
be installed in the addition 70 the Central
school building.
Plans can be obtained from Nr. 7 r H
Smith. president Of the Board Of Education
Las Cruces y N
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or ali bids
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
MAY CAUSE RECEIVERSHTP.
Creditors of Winona Assembly Want
 Financial Difficulties Settled.

Indiana polls, Ind, July 2.-Efforts of creditors of the Winona assembly to effect settlement of the finan- cial difficulties of the institution re- suited in the filing of a petition in involuntary bankruptcy against the assembly in federal court here. This threatens to throw the immense Presbyterian church property al Winona into the hands of the re- ceiver.
 The petition was filed on behalf of four of the five hundred and thirty seven creditors. who have claims against the assembly of about $91,- 900. The total indebtedness is $9OO.- GOO. Financial affairs of the assem- ply have been in litigation for sev- eral months. William J. Bryan, secretary of state, Is director in the assembly.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
LUTHER LEAGUERS
 PLAN RIVER TRIP
Swedish Lutheran Church Organiza- tion Will Take Sail Down the
 Connecticut August 8.

Arrangements for an excursion down the Connecticut river Saturday, August s, on the steamer "Tryon," are being made by a special committee appointed by the Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church. Another committee is considering the advisability of holding the annual bazaar, for the defraying of the church debt, this year. Reports will be made at the next meeting of tho organization.
 Professor Adolph Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Swain Benson of East Berlin, who holds a position at Yale university, will give a lecture before the Luther league at it's meeting of Thursday, July 23.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
WILL WE'D ON EVE
 OF GLORIOUS FOURTH
Kallberg- Johnson Marriage Union to Commemorate Union of
 Thirteen Colonies. x.

As fitting celebration of the Fourth of July, which commelnorates the union of the thirteen original colonies into one great country 13S years ago, Arthur J. E. Kallberg of 153 Grove street and Miss Ellen A. Johnson of 50 Cedar street will be united in matrimony tomorrow even ing at the home of the groom S parents. h .
 The bridal couple will stand under American and Swedish flags as the ceremony is performed, at o'clock. by Rev., Dr. $. G. Ohman, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church. The attendants will be Joseph M Hultgren and Eli Johnson as the best men and Miss Edith Kallberg and Miss Esther Johnson as the bridesmaids
 The bride will be attired in a crepe dress and will carry a shower bouquet of white roses.
 Following the tying of the nuptial knot reception will De held at the home.
 MT. and Mrs. Kallberg will reside at 32 Dwight street, this city.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following property transfers have been made: Olof Johnson to Ella D. Middletown, land and build ings on Hawkins street; Union Realty company to Robert J. P. Nuss, land and buildings at II Cottage place; Frank Owsiak to Joseph Owsiak, land on Pennington avenue: Joseph Wini- kostis to Albert and Otillie Landinig, land and buildings at corner of Third street and Buena Vista avenue; Hart Real Estate company to Axel Nelson, land on Hamilton street: Adolph Sperl to Christian Zeigler, land and build ings on Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
SWEDISH SUMMER SCHOOLS.
Will Open in Central Grammar School
 Next Monday.

In different rooms of the Central Grammar school building the summer Schools of the swedish Lutheran and Bethany churches will begin this years sessions next Monday morning at g o'clock.
 Paul Andreen, a graduate of Yale university, will have charge of the Lutheran church school and Miss Alice Crusberg. a student at the State Nor mal school in this city, will conduct the Bethany church school. The courses of instruction at both are made up chiefly of training on the rudiments of Swedish grammar.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02

Rackliffe Bros. Co., Charles G. An derson, Holcombe & Prick, c. w. Lines Co.,. Adkins Printing Co.,, N. B. Herald, Eddy McEnroe, D. Christine, Simon Luddy, Hotel. Beloin, D. J. Mullin.
 T. w. OConnor, Wm. Fl. Hart, John Kunz Co., E. J. Gooby, c. p, McEnroe, P. J. Curtin, F. Scott, A. w. Williams, E. A. Williams. J. E, Avery & Son, Theo. Wagner, M. D. Stockwell, A. N. Lewis, F.'A. Goddard, F. Hancock, M. s. Hart. E. C., Con- nelly, H. $. Parsons, E. J. Munson, Cremo Brewing Co.,. G. Prentice, 5. Cowles and F. Deming.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
TESTING NEW LAMPS.

The United Electric Light and Pow CT company is testing out new lights at the following places: Nitrogen lamps, 250 candle power, Washington street in front of Elks' club, rail- road crossing; Chestnut street, cor ner of Stanley; Commercial street. first three lamps from Main street; eighty candle power lamps, Washing ton street first from West Main street; Winter street two lights between Main and Clark streets; Chestnut street, three lights between the rail- road crossing, Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
FINANCIAL NEWS
MARKET TRADING
 EXCEEDINGLY LIGHT
100 Shares Of United Dry Goods
 Sells Under Last Quotation.

Wall Street, 10:45 A. M.--Irregu- larity was the only feature of the early operations on the stock eX- change today. Trading was exceed ingly light, even compared with re- cent conditions. Changes in the leaders consisted of minor gains in United States Steel, the Harrimans and Amalgamated, with unimportant declines in Reading and St. Paul. A sale of 100 shares of United Dry Goods at 63, fraction under its last quotation, was recorded.
 Prices manifested a downward trend in the early afternoon but re- covered later. Amalgamated was the feature of the more active stocks with gain of a point on better prices for the metal. A nine point rise In Sears, Roebuck was a feature of the special group.
 Close-The usual ante-ho oliday conditions prevailed today in the stock market. Trading was light and limited to professionals. Sem timent was uncertain at the outset but inclined to moderate optimism later. The closing was steady
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
OPTION SECURED.
syndicate of Moneycd Men May
 Build Big Hotel in Hartford.

Hartford July 2.-Announcement was made today of a transaction by which a syndicate of moneyed men are likely to acquire the Allyn House property in this city with a view of erecting on the site a modern fre- proof hotel costing approximately $2,0O0,00 The option secured on the property runs to August 2S.
 Some of the men behind it are interested in hotel properties in New Haven and New York, and include Louis E. Stoddard and r. S. Butter worth of New Haven, Morton F. Plant and others.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
DECISION FOR DEFENSE.
Famous $30,00O Damage Suit of
 Friends Ends in Superior Court.

Bridgeport, July 2.-Judge Futile in the civil superior court here has handed down A decision for the de- fense in the $3o,000 damage suit of John Miller of Chicago against Levi w. Iaggy of Plainfeld, Ill.
 Miller and Yaggy were boyhood friends in Plainfeld. Miller sued Yaggy. alleging that the latter ha induced him, by misrepresentations to buy $250 shares in Chicago mail E order concern at $100 share and that the stock was not worth nearly that much. Yaggy was travelling and the officers with the papers in the suit found him in this city, whero service was made. Yaggy has since died and his sons. as executors of his estate, were the real defendants.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02

...((gm~EVUn the market.
 lI6 Is also very scarce sani
 1Nbid for stock with none offered.
 He Lock. which Is now ex the July
 Vidend Is selling for 491 This Is me Of the most conservative invest Ements in this vicinity and pays 8, per scent. at the present time. Hartford sCarpet preferred is quoted 120 bid, none offered, and the common is of- fered at 120. Recent sales of Hart ford Electric Light company have been at 27S. This company carries the per cent. dividend due August 1. The Hartford Electric Light com pany has always been conservatively managed and has a low capitalization. Stock increases have been frequent In the past. Hartford Gas preferred IS offered at 50 and the common at 65. The preferred pays $ per cent. ana shares with the common in any in- creases in capital It is regarded by conservative investors as a gilt edged security. Holyoke Water Power is quoted AT bid. International Silver preferred is somewhat weaker and is offered at 109 bid, bid price 10S. Johns-Pratt company Is very strong and has. advanced ten points within the last week. Sales have take.. place at 300. Peck, Stowe & Wilco. is offered at 25 and recent sale have taken place at that figure. 100 is bid fof Pratt & Whitney preferred and there is stock in market at 101. 237 Is bid for Smythe Manufacturing com- pany and 139 for Southern New Eng land Telephone company, Torring company preferred at 27h bid, 2s1s asked. The common stock of this company has been very strong and a little is now quoted 30 bid, 31 asked
 The Insurance company stocks re- main about the same. Aetna Fire IS offered at 341 National at 363. Pho.- nix at 382 and Standard at "A. Tho Life Insurance stocks remain the sam7 and are offered as follows: Aetna at 510, Aetna Accident & Liability 362. Travellers 562, and there is no Con- nect1cut General in the market, 252 is freely bid.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
City Nens~

Regular July sale of our entire stock of clothing, furnishings, etc. Final prices, at Besse-Leland's.-ad 2Mrs. Charles Mccarthy of Hartford avenue and her niece Miss Catherine kehoe of West street, are stopping ar Sound View.
 Assessor Otto Bengston will address the Mems society of the Swedish Lutheran church at its next meeting. which is to be held Thursday even- ing. July 9.
 Protect your health. Starve the fly. -advt.
 Miss Gertrude Loomis of Newport News. Virginia, is visiting Mrs. c. c. Beach of Black Rock avenue
 Mario Graziano has filed with the city clerk his intention of selling his grocery store at Myrtle street to Raffaele Scarpa.
 Eben Strong of the Arctic Ice com pany is confined to his home on Park more street with badly sprained ankle. He expects to be kept away from business for about six weeks.
 Thirty local Good Templars will leave in Carlson and Torell's auto truck at 5 o'clock on the morning Of the Fourth of July for the annual summer meeting of Connecticut Good Templars which is to be held in Bridgeport on that day. S.T Globe Clothing House open until 1O:30 Friday evening. Closed Satur- Eday all day, the 4th.@advt. Sss The Sewing society of the Swedish Lutheran church met this afternoon rat the invitation of the Mesdames EEnoch Johnson, Alma Johnson, Abel Ezkronholm, John Kallberg and Mal- comb Kaligren. w Mhe largest stock of crackers in the
 1t Gladding g's.-advt.
 TIT ale Friday D. m, and Sat
 lhg. July 4, of spring lamb
 zfew potatoes and all fresh
 Our motto is quality
 every Friday. Trewhella
 86 Church street.-advt.
 <yoUrt Charter Oak, F. of A., will meet tonight in Electric hall to in- stall officers
 Regular July sale of our entire stock of clothing, furnishings, etc., Final prices, at 's.-advt There will be a special meeting of Court Columba, No. 27, D. of C.. this evening to take action on the death of Miss Ethel Casey.
 The Concordia Sick Benefit society has elected the following officers: President, David Dehm; vice pres1- dent, Carl Bauer; recording secretary, Adam Asal; treasurer, Adam Meyer; financial secretary, E. A. Dehm; trus- tee, Paul G. Leupold.
 Wonderful bargains in trimmed hats at Bowen & Co.-advt.
 A meeting of the Viking Athletic club will be held Tuesday evening, July z.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
MIR FARR EXPLAINS.

John E. Farr who conducts sa- loon at the corner of North and Sex ton streets. called up the Herald of- flee today and desired that it be eX- plained that Joseph Skinner, who was arrested in a North street cellar by Officer Patrick Howley on Tues day night was not found in the cellar F'arr says that such a statement is a mistake.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
JIM JOHNSON BEATEN.

New York, July 2.--Jim Johnson and Joe Jeannette, two black heavy weights, went ten rounds last nigh, with the latter outclassing the for mer. In the tenth Jeannette had Johnson groggy and almost put into dreamland with a right to the jaw Jeannette showed superiority all the way. Johnson was "hog fat" weigh ing 230h pounds.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
SINGING SOCIETY OUTING.

Swedish ballads and other music will be features on program to be carried out in connection With an outing of the Eolus Singing society, which is to be held at Olof Larson's s farm at Stanley Quarter on the Fourth of July. The Apollo Singing society of New Haven, the Lyran of Hartford and the Norden of Bridge- port will render selections at this time.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
CONTINUED ONE WEEK.

New Haven, July 2.-The case of Oscar H. Banks, an autom obile deal CT of Norwalk, arrested there yes- terday and brought to New Haven on a charge of issuing fraudulent check for $2,00O to the Todd Rubber company of this city, was continued for one week in the city court today, under bond of $3,000 furnished by Banks at the time of his arrest. He was not put to plea.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
RECEIVERS, TIME EXTENDED.

New York, July 2.-Federal Judge Hand today signed an order extend ing until July 14 the time for the receivers of the H. R. Clafn com pany to send notice to creditors pre- paratory to a meeting. The reason for the extension is the delay in get ting an accounting from the subsid- iary stores. The creditors meeting will be held prpobably about July 24.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

Special cars, leaving Central park at o'clock Saturday morning will convey the children of the Swedish Film church Sunday school to Gris- wold's grove in Berlin, where the annual picnic Is to be held. Stops will be made all along the line to pick up those children living along the trolley route.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
WILL SUE CONN. co.
Man Injured in Berlin Trolley Acci-
 dent to Take Legal Action. .

Charles Floren, who received pain full body bruises as well as internal injuries in the trolley wreck on the Berlin line on June IT, has served notice, through his attorney, Joseph G. Woods, that he intends to sue the Connecticut company. Constable Wrinkle served the papers last night.
 In his complaint Floren claims that the company Is to blame for his in juries through carelessness on the part of its servants.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
TEMPERANCE UNION OUTING.

Speakers from this city. Hartford and New Haven will deliver addresses at a union outing of the New Brit ain and Hartford Swedish Temper ance Federations, which is to be held Sunday. July 12, at Osborne's grove, Newington.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
BROKERS BELIEVE
 STOCKS WILL GO UP
Ju,y Dividends Expected to Have
 Effect on Market.

Furnished by Richter & Company firm during the past week, and we lbslisvs that with the amount TT that will be on hand to De Ss result of July dividend hints thht they should go IF thls enth.
 m HI fo has been sell- f )aA and Stanley
 Erary & Clark
 and \ at this
 July dividend. 5(d at A, and
 NationAl Spring " md there Is
 market at less
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02

The following quotations are fur nished by G. Edward Graf, stock broker, National Bank building. F.. N. Gilfillan, local manager:
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02

r. Keeney's theater, vaudeville motion apictures.
 Fox's. .theater. motion pic& F Meeting of tha m municips l., in Judas h6l gl |! : .I gyz s M
New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
Ebenls Tonight

7 Keeney's theater, vaudevtue motion apictures.
 Fox's. .theater, motion picA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
sEAI ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLer
CONNECTICUT.
COUNTRY ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Sturdevant farm. tn Brookhe'd, Conn,
on the state road from Danbury 20 New Nil
ford. Five miles from Dan5ury. IL miles from
Brookfeld Junction railway station. 50 miles
from New York CITY on direct road 20 the
Berkshires About s. acres Of land. ls-room
house. with steam heat and Improvements
Ice pond and ice house, engine house. silo, to
hacco barn. hay. horse and cattle barns and
al necessary farm buildings FOR immediate oc-
cupancy Land in fine shape. The house Is 10
Gated IN a beautiful grove Of trees and COM
rrands the view Up and down The beautiful
IIousatonic Valley for miles. II Is one OF the
frcst -isrfs iu Weston Connecticut and Will
fc sold cheap 10 quick buyer 10 settle an IS
fsf~ Address the administrator, GEORGE
u a A b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Male
BUTLER USEFuI.-Good appearing young
German: excellent references, $40. Miss
Shea's Agency 80 East 42d. Murray Hill
8774.
COACHMAN and gardener. middle age, with
good recommendation, handy with tools.
wants situation around gentlemans place
f. L., ~ Cortlandt st.
DAIRYMAN.-s3O thoroughly understands
cattle, butter making, etc; personal REFER
ences; sober, Industrious Mathewson Agen-
cy. s1s 9th ave. Tel. 3Is Bryant
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all round work OF
farm, machinery, stock, etc; personal re1-
crences. Mathe~son Agency, s1s Skin ave
Tel 378 BRYANT.
FARMLAND or USEFUL MAN.-German
good teamster and general man; good per
sona references. Mathewson Agency, SIS
6th ave. Tel. 3iS Bryant
GARDENER, GENERAL MAN.-American
Protestant, married.: successful with poul-
try; excellent vegetable grower; wife board
help 10 years' reference. Carpenter Agency
1914 9Th ave.
GARDENER. German American; competent
working head gardener (3s). Please write
for references. Gardener, "a Lyon st., New
Haven.
GARDENER looking for a position: married;
thoroughly conyerssnt with his calling.
Wilson, 70 Vesey St
CARDE NER.--singls, is open for a position
has good references; expectations nodsr-
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
WORK WANTED.
Male.
EFFICIENT SERVICE co. IN
Agency, 7O3 Tribune y ldg.

Male.
CUAIJFFEUR-Irsh years experience
private. commercial, wishes position Win
private family. city or country; good me-
chanic quinn ss1 Dean ST. Brooklyn.
HAUFFEUR.-Three years personal refer-
cnces young, sober. competent; city or
country Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 95I 9th ave.
SSth 81.
CORRESPONDENCE experienced. gen
eral all around Office man. g. Hanken
1919 Longwood ave- Bronx.
GERMAN. middle aged single, porter driv-
err night day Waterman etc; best rec
concentrations. Frederick. 30i East I'D at
POULTRYMAN and CARPENTER.-Midd
aged German. practical in both lines, wants
u ,sition on large poultry plant as all around
man and for carpenter work; no postal cards
J. 3 schmidt 20S Post Square, Cincinnati.
Female.
COMPANION or GOVERNEsS- By teacher
2s for summer months. Address A. l. G.,
Tribune Office. --.
DREssMAKER. formerly with white, Howard
and Altman, desires few customers who np-
preciate first class work; has the best whole
sale connections, giving my customers benent
of wholesale prices; all the new spring crepes,
etc Now II West 9Th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
SIS Miles from Nev York City
Population rs, 600
20 MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENTS-MORE WANTED
A City with Unequalled Natural Advantages for
Residence and Manufacturing
TRANSPORTATION Facilities

TRANSPORTATION Facilities
O Danbuy is reached by the Danbny Berkshire Lichfed and
u Highland Divisions New York New Haven Hartford Rail
wav Reasonable for freight made with railroad and
express company On of the principal automobile be-
tween New York City and the Berkshire Hills.
Business and Social
at Churches every denomination with social and aerna
u organizations it's religious and social needs
at low be had in retail
Public Improvements
M Danburv has well paved Installed electric lights the
u business residential Fifteen miles of electric rail
wav Owns its system, worth $2OOOOOO with
ese new capable of supplying so 900 people Fire and
police protection Free mail delivery State normal and high and
several grammar schools Beautiful lake with open air attractions
during the summer
Manufacturing Opportunities
III There are Danbury well located sites of SIZE with sid
inc along the NJ Y N H. & H. r. r. The manufacturer will
find here abundance of gas and electricity for and lighting
at reasonable cost Suitable plots parts of the city at
acve terms fine home sites for sale Danbury bust
ness men invite new industries and new residents.
For further particulars address
Secretary Business Mems Asso'n, Danbury Conn.,