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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

paB Qcr 6rlco9Qf INIT giiiiaenShlont
sen on9eiiillt lei lwo ooB 0ielelben
sitter iibcr 0ie 6obe Sieinuoucr tom.
men mo ali ocu @iiraeriiciacn Der
9lahbaridait u1iberfIetiern 9lle9s
rerc 9euobner in ser 9ohbarihait
bielien cine 3ciilong 6enitcr mo
E6iircu 3ll ais oas @eriidt BON oen
giiiigeu 1hIougen IL ser Staot cir,
culirte
g9cQeR 0es Nompoen &e.
lerppirS.
Sine Gonfcren3 mcgen Der lleber.
trdauna ocS AeierDoirs an bic @ort,
be6oroe iano 1citern 9lahmittag int
0lat6baus itott Gs betbeiliaten id
ou oericl6eu Erdiioeut @illiams
BON ser 4ortbe6oroe; Staotrat6S.
mitalico 9Seit BON ser 13. Naro, mo
Hiilis.gonirolen GbilOs IS IL oie
9l6idt, oos Gcicrpoir inter pic gIlIfs
iidt Ser Garf6e00r0e 3i iiellen mO
cs Sem g9cii.&orf ein5uuerleiben
0nnit oas @rlnoitiid cine er6o-
liugsitditc fir Die @ewo5ner BON
SompOen uno @ooobcru 6iloet-
3ur g bonung BON 5wei
@riiden.
GiQentbiimer BON 2ait.glnto'S limo
bon Serrn 0lcGoD, Dem StaOt.Sn.
aeninr. eriudt wororn 5u permei.
oen oaB lore aroituo9en Die St
@old- uno Gol0cr. StraBen.9riiden
poiiiren 5ie iolIeu aniiatt 0ciien
sic 9riiden an Ser @uilioro. iuO
@larDlauo9Ioenuc, beniibeu PIN ocn
jucrit gcnaunteu 6eioen 9riiden
perocn Sdil0er angebrabt meroen
melhe on5eiaeu OaB oos lle6eriab'
rem BON 9ait2lutomo6ilen uiht 5u.
ldiiia iit Tic @ibration bein @ois
iiren 0oH 6ihrperiqn iii cine oerar.
tia aroBe ooB sic 9riidcn crlebli1
lciocu niien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
gIrGciiot6cr. SlafipiIidtaeicQ.

D6ioeliiu & Ccpoiit Go" 6at gIas-
iuo bcrcit Gas Seics miro
mor9cu IN ardit iretcn l2id
tia iiir jcoen 9lr6eitaebcr
GoN Woraen, Sonniaa, oem Jto-
pcmber. a0 triit i'm Stdate Niorulauo
ooS gIrbcitaebcr Safipilidt.@eicb III
arait. Ticies &eieg, Oas in ser leb-
ten @eiebaebung paiiirte iiiin oielem
Staatc poaitduoi9 neu mo bat cine
uciitraacnoe &eocitma "a es rcbt
compli5irt III mo iid fait aili ale
grperbs5meiac 6e5icbt, iolte lid ic.
ser 9lrbeiigeber acnail nad oen eils
5elncu YciiimmWiacu ocs c5cietes er-
fnnoigen gilf @eritoBe oa9eacn
iino Seloiiraicu bon uid)i inter 5000
Mo uiAt iibcr $4,000 anaeoro6t.
10s @eie6 be8lpedt ioic aAe glrs
beiter.pditpilidi Seiebe alen 9lrbei.
tern. sic bci Ser giisiIbuns i6rcS
9eruies perlebt ueroen iinon5ieae
Gntidaoiaiug 3utomuen 5u laiicn
uno bel 0ooesidlen fiir 6eOiiritiae
SiuicrbIic6ene eincn @elobetra1 ju
iibern
Iic niooerne SnoitItrie bat IN bic.
len 3pel9eu sic @eiabren fir Sic 9lr-
better oergroBert lno llngliidsiaae
imDernieiolid aema6t. Iie 16eorie
pes nenen @eiebes lit MN oie, oaB
ser 9lrbeit9eber ebenio iiir oe
,mcnihlideu Griinner" 5n ioracn
babe Wie cr 0en mdtericlen Sbooeu
bisher 5i tragen 6otte, mo DAB oie
Soften ooiiir ebenio pie 6euerper-
iihcrmug mo oergleideu 3u Sen ltdn.
Oigeu 2luSgabei treteu niiiiien
Iie a6iocliiu y Iepoiit Go.~,
Gdc bon Charles itno Seyiugton,
Strobe Bat cnen 9lns3ug aus Dem
0eiebe 0rldcn loiieu imo iiberIdBt
oen 2lna5na ia0em glppltonteu Der
BORT peri6ulf9 0oripridt oocr iid
6rleilicb ar Sic @eie0inot luenoei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
stuI5, mic ciu spanicr.

9lit eiucni 8rad mo ihoneu nenen
Shuben mnroe aelterll Der gteger
I6oWas @uttapap pom 9lr, 206,
.0iontioro-9lpenuc, ourh9inoe-
Sergeant &uoea uno Sergeant Nloel
bel einen Spa5iergang abgeiaBt. lln-
ter ieinem Srad trug er nod eiueu
moocruen Sada5ug. Sdmntlidlc
Saden batte er ans Dem Salae BON
0omaro aaitan BON 9lr. 1885, Dit.
Sogcite SiraBe, Dor 5uei 1a9cn ge-
iioblen Die aleioer plr0en bon
Srn aaiiau ais oie ieiuigeu iocntiii.
5irt Sn ocm 0oie 6inier Dem ao.
liau'lhcn Sous purocn sic altcn
Nlcioer oes aoUalicrs gciiui0ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

@ei Der lebten 9dreubuit I'M
aIurn0erein Gorlp0ris4 lpuroen fol-.
0en0e ueue 9eamte einiiimmiq pie.
0crcrU1Dlt 9ruHmbdr 9erubaro
Sdjminfe &ico 9runtmbar NloieS
@ob, arobbdr g9il6elm alor S1del1
Bar 8. s.. N}ittcnoorb Gerenloniei.
Gar @crn6oro Sartleb, 9oa5bdr
Sobn 2ofret. Ole 9drenriege beiin.
oct iib Ia bliibcnoem 3uitouoc
zonnioa S. Son.. iiuoet Ndrcn.
siuilcrur0ilcn W ocr Sallc itait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

SSn Den 9ieriortcn Der u9lrlcricon
9remcrD" iino erfriideuoe itdrfenoc
gieenidoiten entbalteu melAe oie
i6mohe Steae errei1en lno OoS On
item neu bele6en. u5oIoce" 1T cine
aIentbolben beliebte Sorte. &iitc
nit 8mei 0ubeno 4intflaiheu $100.
Nrouere @orfor0 9lpe. &iaen unO
@lontment Strobe (0ft31)
(9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
cSiir Ous nSlOt6c arcn5, z

&eoeS Sntcreiic fir sic 9epcglng
ser Ociti6en 6roucu in 9oIti-
more onge6a6ut. 9Iae 6roucu.
@ereine uno oae airdeneemeil-
Ben einaclaoen Scrionlmhula
om @iontag 92adnittoa.
Gic &erlanimlmg 0eutid]er Sr0lls
en- inn Sutcreiie Der @riinOimq elmer
0roBen Organization fit 0os u9lo-
t6e arcB" mclhe ON Nlontag 9taA-
mttoa A ll6r INT @cmeiuoe6ouS ser
3ionsgemeinoe obgebolten peroen
ioll, bat bereits elm reqes SSntereiie
podaerliien uno Elm itorfer 9eind
miro eruortet. Qeitern ionOten bic
6rauen Clara 6. 2f0erib un0 N}aa-
Oalene Setter an ale @eiitliteu
ocutiher @emeinOen o6ne llnter-
hieO Der Gonfeiion linO an aQc
oeutiHcn Srauenpereine cin Sdrei-
ben neldes folgenoen Sn6oIt Bate:
Baltimore, NlO., 30 Sfto6er 1914.
Sn glnbetraht oeS groBen @coaris
an Gorrdtbcn fir oas oGot6e areu5"
lit ougeregt moroeu BOB alh bier
in Baltimore aus BEN 6rouen oller
oeuti1en iinO oiterreihii1 lngari-
iAen @emeinoen ciu &erein iih bill
oe, Der Ourd perionlide gIr6eit Oos
9oos Der @ermun0eten lmo &rieger
i'm Seloe erleidteru beIien ioa. Cir.
len pir Sie Oober bitten, oen 8rou-
enOerein Sbrer @cmeinOe 5u perou-
laiicn oieiem @erfe iid an5uidlie-
ben unO 8weds peiterer geiprehung
elm @ontite 81 elmer Geriammling
am Nlontag, Sen .. g}oUember, 9faH-
mittog A ll6r 3um @emeinoe6ouS
Der 3ionsgcmeinoe, gdc SolliOoo-
mo Mountaineering 3u entien-
oen. Gs lit bcobiiHtigt. OoB jeoc
@emeinOc fir iih no6 ar1iten arr
beitet unO an cinem beitinntcu "a.
ae ser Modle Die fcrtigcn Saben an
einen Sonmelort obliefert Gs lit
bereitS &orfebrung getroiicn ourd
Qernittlng Scr n9lmericon &c0
GroB SccietD~ Die icrti0cu Sadcu
nod GcutiNlauO unO Ceiterreicb-lln-
gorn iiher 5u ienOen &ir limo
li6er5eilat OaB oem aiiten 3ued fei-
ne oeiItihc 6roi i6rc 6ilie pcriogen
miro Suoem mir ouf S6re giitioe
9eiiiruortimg rehueu mo Sie er-
iuhen Sen Subalt Oieies 9ricies in
Sbrer @emein0c ols6ol0 3il pcr0F-
fentlihcn pcrblei6en mir in por5iia
liber SodaNtng 1Srou @lora g.
Sioerib mo 6rou Nlagoolcuc Se.
tier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
0rTrdHItc anf eiraacn6d0muoaagn.

Gouaro 2ougberip, AS Sabre aft,
BON 9ir B, Cit27 StraBe melder
in Scr Iruderei oer Baltimore
GIN" an9eiieut lit ertrauIie ocitcru
pl5blih alI cincm SiraBenbobnnag.
gon an Ser Gde BON Baltimore. imo
Sutb. StraBe imo Uerlor lnr3 oarolf
oas @GuiBticin Nll oer 9SoI3ei-
2lm0iaduj oc5 uiilJrai Dilritts
ipuroc er nad 0cn Nlercps0olpItal
gebrodlt po cS Ir @ouono aclang
ocu @atienisn uleoer sum &enuBt.
icin 3u brinaea Spater miroc
1oiabertp Doh 6relnocn nad Sauie
0cbradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
NDnpaqnie q.

1ntcruaiiDnales 2lniternrSiien
(gr0htes militdriidlcs gIuiternrSitcn
IN Der gSeli Counting, I gloDembcr,
in oer Maiisu6alle, 6i3 CitsSnpeife,
Strafe. @pe3io .9sebenseridlte, ieet
III Der Griege3one berii6ms, icruirt
geaHbebiIber.@orfi6runa.
(0n3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

brett. gciuuoen babe. Gie Gc6eim
poli5iiicu 6eiuhtcn oos @oiIs oeS
9omcn mo- Die 6rou Oes 9lrreitonten
0as GciidnouB oblegte, OaB lie ole
9laoeL iopie elm 9loiirmelier BON
Nerrn @roban bel ocm iie ais
Cieniimdohen auaeitcQt mar geito6.
len babc @oli3ciribter SnppIec
ii6eroniportctc @opcn ioiuic Ociicu
sSrou Den @roBgcihworcncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

nSGder- nnO 6Onoitor lluiou y9r.
674, MOOie-Saae, 40 @..6agcttc.
Str, Samitao 81. cftOber 1914, sn
@nnlten Ger Oentidrn II. 6ferr..ina.
@ithuen unO g1aiieu. Eiaetc 25c.
(GftiS.25,79.31)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Ger 9|eocr 9eniamin 3. Simms Ser
chpo iiiui5ia @cidditSlcnte NIT
ueri6loicu G6edS beihpnoeIt
Bot in fberem @cwo6riom.
9euerfiteliiatc ieinc 6lidt ans
ocm 3uht6ouic bon Teaol6.
Gouutp. ga.
Gineu aopital6ong ma6ien ge-
iiern 9hmoe. Sergeant @iennig, Ger.
geant 0'atA iiuo bic @oli5iiten Simp.
ion uuo @igauls, POM mittleren 81
itrili Gs gelang ibnen oen 9leger
in @emabrinn 5n ue6nleu Der ieit
@ohen in Baltimore ieui llnpeien
trei6t uno etpo fiini5iq @eihdfts.
leuie nit mert6loien 9bedS ange-
ihmirt bot Ger 9lrreitont murOe
&orniittags gegen 10 ll6r an Der
GolOin.StroBe ieitgenonnen unO
nod ser mittleren &oli5eiitation 9e-
6raht Gr nonute iih 3uerit @iQiom
GbonS CAB ieood ipdter eineu rid-
tigen 9iomen aI ais ct BON Dem
Siilfs %ol5eimaridoQ Souie uuo
Dem Gopitdn 9eo9ue in elm areu3
per5or genomnen miroe Ger @dft.
ling bciBt @eniamin =. Sinuns unO
lit 26 Sabre alt. Gr fam Dor bier
W}onoten Don 9ltlanta, 60. nod
Baltimore uu0 po6nte ieit oieier
Set in 9}r. 546. Crioro SuoBe 9ei
Dem 8reu5per60r perlpidelte er iid
IN @oeripride mo aa6 HlieBlid5
5it ooB cr ieine 6lud)t aus Dem
3uht6ouS BON Geaol6.GotntD, @o,
Dor etliheu 02onoten bepcrfiteligte-
Gr gcborie ciucm @ctienaong an mo
uuroe allf ser @an0iiraBc bcidditigt.
@eaeu G6edidlihnng perbiiBic er
cine fiiniidbrigc Straie. rclde en-
Dor 3pei Sobren anaetreien bat.
0ier in Baltimore glou6te Simms
nit Sedtiafcit iciuc @almcrar6cit
betrcibeu 5u t0HneM o6ne bon ser
Roli8c erfount gI meroen glad
&cribiaig iciner eriieu ShuiuOe.
lcien Wlr0en Die meiiien SeidditS.
leuie BON Der Eoli5ei Dor Sem 9ieger
geparut Gie G0eds, iuelhe Sinms
perolS9obie, itcatc er ami oen 9la-
men 0es Observation-Disclosures Somes
Gopman gar. 25A, &eits9ioole.Str,
ans. 6r fouiic SHnmdiohen ooer
Aleioimasitide IN Oen ejeihditen
uo io0tc, oaB i6m ieii @ohenlobn
NIT cinem Gbed mlSbeiobt iuoroen
ici Gle @eihdiisleiie iieleu idnmlt-
lid ooroif 6errein lno Scr 9etriiger
er6iclt nidt MIR Ole @aoren. ionoerI
bctam in me6rereu SdQeu ocn &eit.
6etroa in baorer Nliin3e ousbe5o6lt
llnter ocn 6irnen mclde Simms
beihpAoelt bat, bcfiu0en iid5 a. a.:
Nrodton Sboc Stores Company,
9fr l22. Sii0.9roaomoD.
,Ssroel Goben @oD.SiraBe
8, Snous & Gompo1U gIr 300,
9iorO. @op.StraBe.
1loies Nloraeni6al 9ir 647, @cit'
Baltimore. SroBe,
Ncrbert Goben 9lr 1905, SoincnS.
StroBc
9omlcl sadS. 91r Az, 9loro.Gu-
tom.StroBe,
g. Soos, 9lr. 32s, Siio.9rooomop.
Nl. aui6nid, 9lr li3, glor0.@op
SroBc
S,Srocl gs. Cliocr, 9lr. 5o7 sao.
9rooowau
Qloics SdUort, 9|r. 800 9cunctt
9Slocc.
Simon g2nterS. 9Ir 1904 9loro
Sap.5trnBe
Noli5eiriatcr Sipplce 6ielt BEN
glrreitanten iiir elm ipoteres &crbor
ieit.
Ter llnterib blagung be
ihul0igt
lluier ser 9lnihnloialna. onge6licb
oen 9eiraa BON $25 ser Senolcr
Creamery Gompanp pernireut 5ll
baben pIroe geitern ser rs Sabre
alte @oIter Gbriiiop6er in ser nittle.
reu @oli3ciitoiion BON &olBeiridtcr
Supplec oeu @roBgeiduorenen ii6cr.
auiporict Gbriit0pbcr uuroe BON
oeu @e1cimpoli5iiteu aablcr mo ga.
rcp ber6aiiet er ioa iiir aeliefcrie
Nlilh coleftiri bic 9etrdae obcr
nidt abaclieiert 6oben
gteNcr Uon 6ranfrcid per.
0onnert
9lleranoer 9urlaben Der 9}eger,
I.. .tl.tff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

gGRe 5ur 9ieiie in's 9lnslanS be-
iOrat s, Slaine, slr. 4i3, Sf-galti.
mOre.Sh~ nube GuitOm NOnIc NSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

1ie 20 ,5nrmcrlnapeli aus Gall
ornleu melae cine 9eiie onrh Ole
gleg Siaoieu modlen lraien aeltern
Gcno bier eii uno ner0en helte
sormitiaa alcrlt eiue 6ubrt mi penn
Maicu uudlen cBe ic nadl @ports
ff Wnifinlnrp.N .Nnnlin QCbeli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Serr Gscor 8. Soof ser Setter ocS
@ribwcroe rn0 &niorHations 9u
rcaus iu 9laib6ode III 0elieru bon
ser Eoli5ei6e60roe IN acminiB ges
Test woroeil oob Gapiidn 01ares
Wl Sole, bonn meldidlcu 1iltritt pie
llnierinbuna beireiis Ser 1dlougen
I'M olteu St @oifS 6rieo6oic an
ser @de BON Sombaro.StroBe uno
,Sremout 9lpeue, 6eenoet bat @er
9eblid3 Bat er an uerlbieocnei laaen
mcbrere ztnoen nod 1dlanpen
oni Sem @oiieSader llmihnI aebol.
ieu. Gr iieB inter belaubten @tel
len uno maer SEN lOtocn g9enitoden
mad 5hlnn9en aber gllles mar Der
ac6liA 9lihi Gin eiiRiaee <1ierden
ulroc aciunocn Aii3lidl plroc oie
glQidpmeroq iin Natb6aHc cr6o0ef
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
ROBINSON DEFEAED
 BY HAROLD CLARK
National Roque Champion Meets His Waterloo at Hands of
 Springfield Player.

Norwich, Aug. 19.--The defeat of National Champion k. w. Robinson featured the morning play of the sec ond day of the national roque tourna- ment here. Harold Clark of Spring field was his opponent and Clark leads the first division players with four wins. Rev. Dr. K. C. Hartman. of Philadelphia, leads the second straight wins. l.. C. Williamson of Washington is second ip the division and F. F. Fenton of Willimantic, is second in the second division.
 The morning games resulted as fol- lows:
 First Division--Harold Clark beat E. w. Robinson; C. C. Cox beat Charles Jacobus; C. G. Williams beat E. G. Adams; Louis Stockwell beat E. G. Adams; l.. C. Williamson beat w. l.. Robinson: Eddie Clark bea, F. II Floss of Willimantic, and also Fl. T. Webb.
 Second Division-F. P Fenton beat $. E. Prentice; w. T. Sullivan beat Guy Sullivan; Dr. Hartman beat F. M. Thompson; F. P. Fenton beat F. J. Williams.
 Referees chosen are w. L. Robin son, c. C. Clark and w. c. Rodman.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

terior. He made no allusion to the threatening situation. probably be- cause he had not heard the latest de- velopments. Daily newspapers do not reach Hjorted until several days after they are printed. The pastor stated then, that he was planning to get passage on one of the boats which were to sail early this month. His daughter is in Arvika, at present, the guest of Miss Crona, a former local young lady.
 MT. Crona feels that he was for tunate in having purchased his re- turn ticket in this country, beca use he might have been without funds if he had waited to buy it after the beginning of hostilities. He says that, as soon as Germany declared war on Russia, the money of any country other than Sweden was worthless in Swedish banks and would not be accepted. He met many wealthy tourists who became stranded in Sweden upon learning that their money had no value there.
 The representative met Mir. Loren- zen on board the United States. The florist had purchased q ticket for the second class. but on account of tho was obliged to come across in the steerage class.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
WILL CARRY CASE HIGHER

While he is not objecting to the change necessarily, nevertheless Fred stitute at Engine Co., No. 1 does not like the way Chief Dame has taken to transfer him to the jumpers" position at No. and No. house and as soon as Chairman Joseph R. Andrews of the safety board returns to this city he will carry the matter before him. MT. Smith feels that the method the chief use,i in trans- ferring him Is a reflection upon his ability as fireman and thinks that some explanation at least is due him.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
KENNETH HARLAN
 TO HEAD LYCEUM co.
Miss Ann Macdonald Will Be New Leading Lady-BelascO Play
 for Opening Night.

Manager Birch has returned from New York where he selected a por- ton of his company for the Lyceum season which will open at that theater on Labor day. He has not definitely decided on the play but is inclined to believe that it will be a Belasco pro- duction.
 me new leading man this season VIII De kenneth Harlan. the new leading lady will be Miss Ann Mac Donald and the new director will be F. M. Leonard. Mir. Birch. Mir Locke. Mir. Fuller, Mrs. Hubbard and Nan DeVoe will also be members of the company M. A. Mauglin, the scenic artist will also return this season
 1t Is understood that Alfred rras, is going out this season With tha r,.,, Peg O My Heart
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
BERGSTROM ASKS $1O
 FOR HIS TESTIMONY
Ex-Building Inspector, Who Alp peared in Wisk Trial, Sends
 Bill to City.

It became known today that ex- Building Inspector Bergstrom, who was called in by the state to testify in the case against Mgs. Mary Wisk in which Building Inspector Arthur N. Rutherford had brought charges of violating the tenement house laws against her. has sent a bill to the city asking payment of ''$10 for expert testimony in police court"
 The latter was sent to Inspector Rutherford and it was turned over to the board of finance and taxation by him. When that board met the other night much surprise was ex- pressed by the members to think that MT. Bergstrom should seek $1O for his "expert testimony It is said that one member ventured the opinion that "Bergstrom's sixty cents witness fee Is enough for him in this case"
 However. the board could not see it's way clear to order such a bill paid and 1t is being held up.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
APPROVES PLAN TO
 PURCHASE VESSELS
Wilson Concirs in Scheme to scnd American Foodstufs Abroad,
 S25, ,0OO, 900 Win be Asked.

Washington, Aug. 1s.-Presioeh' Wilson today approved plan 10 have the government buy huiiiDe' of ships to be used in takihs A'h erican foodstuffs abroad
 It was tentatively agreed una. aii appropriation of s25,ooo.ooV would he asked of congress for the purchase of the ships. The president con- f.rrsd with senate and house leaders on the question of developing and the American merchant marine and the purchase of ships and passage of bill under which the government will undertake the insurance of war risks were agreed upon Bills carrying out the plans will he introduced immediately in both houses.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
SUES TO FORECLOSE
 ON w. MAIN ST. LAND
Walter K. Anderson Starts Legal Proceedings to Secure Possess
 sion of Property.

Foreclosure proceedings were brought today by Walter R. Anderson against Frank Sezygell, Omelia Feutl, Frederick c. Monier. Jr., and A. F. Weiant in which the plaintiff demands. the foreclosure and posses sion of property at No. 57S West Main street
 Mir. Anderson has retained Attor- ney E. l.. Steele and Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stockwell served papers this morning. The writ is returnable be- fore the superior court at Hartford on the first Tuesday in September.
 The complaint states that on July 13, 1910, F. A. Shailor owed John r. Lomas and F. l.. Nettleton $33000. as evidenced by his note on that date for this amount. with interest at six per cent. On October 24, 1910, Lomas and F.. l.. Nettleton $3300, note to John Fl. Hopson and on Aug ust 25, 1911, MT. Hopson assigned it to the plaintiff.
 Of the defendants A. F. Weiant claims to have a mortgage of S4os.ls and MT. Monier claims to have one of $90O.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
NEW BRITAIN PEOPLE TAKE PROMINENT PART
Mrs. Crean Renders Song Ut Hiber- nian COnvention-J. F. Lceney
 Chosen for Office.

New London, Aug. 1s.-The busi- ness sessions of the Ancient order of Hibernians and Ladies' auxiliary were begun at 10.45 this morning. The delegates attended St. Marys Star of the Sea church at o'clock, where solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. Edward A. Flannery of Hazard vile. Rev. Paul F, Heating of this city was deacon. Rev Charles Kane of Derby sub-deacon, and Rev. Alex ander Wollschlager of this city mas ter of ceremonies Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, pastor of St. Marys, preached the sermon. Mrs M. T. Crean of New Britain sang God Save Ireland.' This afternoon the reports of the credential committees will be acted on and then the annual reports election of officers is not likely to be reached before evening
 The delegates to the state conven- tion of the Hibernians decided short ly afternoon to continue the session without recess for luncheon and to adjourn only when all business before lhc Ildu DcSH dlSpOstQ Ol.
 After ? o'clock. the convention unanimously reelected the former board of officers for term of two years. These officers are as follows: President, William T. May of New London; vice president, John F. Leeney of New Britain; secretary, John S. Mccarthy of New Haven; treasurer, Edward T. Lyons of Hart ford; chaplain. Rev. Edward A. Elan nery of Hazardville.
 Middletown was selected as the place for the eighteenth biennial convention in 1918.
 When the convention voted to ad- journ it was found that the Ladies auxiliary was still in session and had taken a recess for luncheon. Reso- lutions bearing the greetings of the convention to the auxiliary convention were passed.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
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granted on condition that the work be cone under the supervision of the city nlr

granted on condition that the work be cone under the supervision of the city electrician.
 Sewer to Be Extended.
 Commissioner Donlon favored the petition to extend the sewer in Farm ington avenue to Allen street, and the sewer was recommended. It was voted to order a six foot walk on the north side of West Main street, from Curtis to Burritt.
 President Humphrey ana City En- gireer Hall were instructed to take up the matter of leasing land on Harvard street for a storage lot. MT. Boards ley agreed to have the trolley cars stopped at the triangle instead of nearly down to Arch street, on sug- gestion of MT. Humphrey.
 The board decided to take up with the finance board the matter of buying sewer bonds to support the South Stanley street sewer with the water department sinking fund.
 Superintendent M. P. ORrien re- ported that the Harrison street sewer would be finished in three weeks.