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New Britain herald., 1915-05-21

preparing for the, opening of the June term of the superior court and yesterday interviewed Chief Rawlings, Sergeant Bamforth, Officer A. C. Ma lone and Interpreter MalinoWski in regard to the Zebris murder and the evidence secured against Bernard M ontvid
 Mrs Thyra Dossell is undergoing treatment at Miss Nagle's sanitarium for an injury to her spine she re- ceived when she fell downstairs 8 few days agot
 C. P. Erann, q linotype operator on the Record, will leave Saturday to take similar position on the Man chester, N. H. Mirror
 After four months of study, the class in first aid at the r., W. C. A. will be given an examination in the subject this evenng
 # The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held at 3 o'clock this after noon at tho Y. w. C. A.
 Sam Reiner and Julius Eisenberg today filed with the city clerk notice of their intention to sell their soda water business at 27 Lafayette street to Adam Gzywka.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
Cfv .Hens

The Mems Bible class of the First k church will have their annual outing at Compounce tomorrow afternoon, leaving Central park at 1907. One of the features will be a baseball game between the laymen and the deacons.
 New Britain council, O. U. A. M., entertained delegation from Nathan Hale council of Bristol last evening" The third degree was worked on one candidate from Bristol. The third de- gree will be worked at the local cour,- cil on June 29 by Charter Oak council No. 3, of Hartford.
 The committee in charge of the convention of the eastern division of the United Swedish Singing societies of America to be held in this city June 8, 9, and 10, 1916, will meet on June 8, at which time final plans will be made.
 William H Schmallfuss, of No. 4 Ma alison street, celebrated his eighty seventh birthday yesterday. He came here from Germany forty-two years ago. His wife died fifteen years ago sn6 he now makes his home with his daughter, Mrs. A. Scheutze. The Teutonia Maennerchor will ob- serve its thirteenth anniversary next Wednesday evening, with appro- nrlate exercises.
 A. J. R,lkosky took out jitney li- cense this afternoon.
 Through Kirkham 6. Cooper, the Panther Rubber company of Stougl1- ton, Mass, has sued Fortunate Cian- Hone for $200 ,ssssz .. 1..s.
 States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn is
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
ALL GLASSES REGISTER
 GAINS ON EXCHANGE
Steady IoRe Prevails and Dealings
 are oD Moderate Scale.

New York, May 2t.---wall St. Io:3o a. m. A steady tone prevailed in to- days early stock market, issues of all classes showing gains. These extended to a full point in the case of some so-called war specialties. United States Steel, coppcrs and Mexican Pe- troleum joined in the rise and repre- sentative railway stocks rose substan- tially after temporary hesitation Chesapeake and Ohio and Missouri Pacific, features of yesterdays session, rose from material fractions to a point. Dealings were on a moderate scale.
 Close-In the later dealings a further rise in specialties was offset by recurrent weakness in low priced railways. The closing was firm.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. W Eddy. National Bank building.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
SUBMARINE F-4 LIFTED.

Washington, May 21-The submarine e F-4, lost in Honolulu harbor with nineteen lives nearly two months ago, has at last been lifted clear of the oceans bottom but naval officers have no assurances that the first gale vii: not part the, cables aagin. Whether the cause of her loss can be deter
 mined after such long period of SUD- mersion is doubtful. .. 4-
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
FINANCIAL NEWS
DEATHS AND FuNERA
Miss Grace M.. oseooeI.

Miss Grace M. osgood, former this city. died Tuesday at her hon Buffalo, N. Y. She was the daur of MT. and Mrs. J. Lester osgood lived for a long time with Mrs. Hurlburt Miss osgood was h \ Der of the First Baptist church
 Miss Osgood graduated iron, New Britain High school in 1s02 from the State Normal school in She later taught at the Osgood school.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The following real estate transac- tions took place today:
 Cordelia c. Kilbourne to Edgar c. Linn, land on Fairview avenue.
 Conrad and Maria Schleicher to John and Mary Sztaba, land and buiIdinss on Broad street
 Sarah Gorbach to John and Rose 'Caslowitz, land and buildings on Hart ford avenue.
 Francis B. Steele to John Hanson, land on Slater Road. 7s e@ -n..s g.
 Edgar C.. Linn to John Waytewicz, land at Overlook -r. ...
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
Charles $. Dohenwcnd.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'c| the funeral Of Charles $. Dohrenw' formerly a well known man in city and Berlin, will be held from son Charles home in Hartford. torment will be in West Lane ce| tery in Berlin.
 Mir. Dohrenwend was cighty- years Of age and since the adoath his daughter, which occurred al a year ago, his health had been { ually failing. He was a hililder trade and at one time he lived ia fi' lev During the past few years .hla| cupation has been that Of q fafa
 Besides his son in Hartford leaves a son, Frank H. Dohrcnwand 139 Lincoln street, this einty.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
FAREWELL. TO MISS. rERR'
Teachers to Give Party at ds30 o'cI'
 This Afternoon.

A farewell party will be given 4:s0 o'clock this afternoon by teachers of the Grammar and Pre-, cational schools in the Prevocafio1 school to Miss Mable B. Perry, wv has resigned her position after bel clerk at the schools for about c years. Miss Perry found it necesss to resign because of poor health, | resignation taking effect today.
 Singing and dancing will be c joyed by the teachers. A present a casserole and six solid silver tah spoons will be given by the tcachc to Miss Sperry as a remembrance.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
PROTEST, AMERICAN SHIPMENTS

Berlin via London, May 21, 11:35 a. m.-A meeting to protest against Am erican shipments of war materials was held last night by the Deutscher Wehrverein. A resolution was adopt ed calling for the discontinuance of export from Germany of goods par ticularly needed in America, such as dyestuffs, and the limitation of inn ports from America as far as possible until the trade which is declared ob- jecticnable is stopped.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
CLEVELAND MANAGER RESIGNS.

# Cleveland, O., May 21.-Joe Bir- ingham resigned as manager of the Cleveland American league baseball team today. se According to announce ment made by President Charles w. Somers, Birmingham resignation was requested No successor has been named
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
Hs agazzP 5AmSe~g 4 ze22e 1r117

stars on the map, are those at the
 Setlvio pass, in the extreme northwest;
 the Tonale pass forts, the forts guard ing the Bondo depression, the forts at Riva at the head of Lake Garda and the new forts on Arsiero height and the Lavarone plateau, east of Trent. Trent itself, the capital of the district is a vast intrenched camp.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21

Italian troops have been massed along the Austrian frontier for months. In the accompanying illus tration there are shown the king of Ttaly at the head of his troops, one of the Italian guards on the border line between Austria and Italy and a map showing Austria's elaborate
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21

system of defense against the menace of an Italian invasion through the TyroI. New forts have been con- structed at every pass through the giant mountain chains which form an impregnable natura! barrier defending the Tyrolese frontiers. The principal of these Notifications, the position and number of which are marked by
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
TO SEE WILSON.

Washington, May 21.-Ambassado, Guthrie, home on leave from Tokio will see President Wilson tonight fol the first time since his return.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21

There will be no meeting of ii board of public works next Tuesds evening.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

G6ld ring, with red stone, Ter please return to c. M. Carl sof M z. A, and receive, ard. 5-2I-d2x
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
BRANDEcEE,s SISTER DEAD

New London. May 21.---Mrs. Held Brandegee Zalinski, wife of ColonI NJ. Gray Zalinski, U. s. A., and sist/ cf United States Senator Frank | Erandegee, died at the home of h] brother here this morning.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
SAY, OLD SKATE

W AAS SAAt A ~ ~ DON'T TT MAKE YOU sICK-WHEN YOU EASE INTO A CLOTHES SHOP WITH SIX BRIGHT GREEN UNCLE SAM BILLS IN YOUR KNICKERS- ALL READY TO SWAP FOR A NICE NEW "JIM-DANDY" SUIT And find that every one that sales chap sticks on your back makes you LOOK like last years cold in the head :? The sales chap planes it on the way you stand-or the way the floor slants. But you Know all the time that if anyone,s fibbing it's not the mirror And you say inside-"Ah what's the use?"
 Well, when you get that What's the use' feeling-just waltz in here and tell 'em to trot out H. o. P. Right Posture that's me
 I'm the best wearing-best fitting least costing boys suit you ever did see-and say
 There's surprise tucked away in the back of my coat, that's going to help you be strong framed-sturdy chap-by preventing slumpy, lumpy round shoulders. Drop in any day, so long as it's to- day. Ii. Q. P. "Right-Posture."
New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
ITALY WILL DECLARE
 ] WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA
 E AFTER SENATE MEETS

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08
Editorial Comment
The Right Thing to Do.
CXater,iiIe aen,:nsI.

(Waterville Sent;neLJ
The Biddeford Journal has offered a
reward Of 70 for information as to the
identity OF the person who has several
times attempted to secure the publica-
ton in the Journal o. false news. II the
Biddefcrd Newspaper can bring this per-
son to punishment, it will have done a
distinct service to other newspapers and
to the public. 1t il a criminal offence
to wtlfuliy secure the publication of
faisehoods in a newspa per. Tho law
imposing Q penalty for this offence is a
good law. Every newspaper editor has
learned from experience that there are
IN syery community dull witted folks
who think 1t is funny to secure the pub
location OF false news under the impress
sion that they are playing practical
Jokes There are also the persons who
have such pronounced yellow streak
that they viii resort to deception in or
der to do somebody an actual injury
the sooner that the people who try such
tricks learn that they run the risk Of
landing IN court, the better /, will be fo-
the newspapers and the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08

states n corps and with arms without
.A-zalSSoz FIRST having -een obtained
ercl Washington
CozseEE would Dc refused, If asked.
II this tine q hos1ilitsex, and the
Authorities AZ Ottawa are well aware
Of that fact
Canac. has no reason 30 invite con-
plieaiions By sending Ucops via Pine
Tree Slase, since tie Inrsrcoionial
Railway, which extends from Montreal
O. s. JoAns- Halifax and Sidney. Is
entirely q Canadian territory
The seory which reached the ears
q Congressman Bar1Loldt Of Mis-
souri, and oFeEsxcsted him seems To
have teen based upon an unimportanr
incident
Two o. three officers. jourReying By
way # The Canadian Pacific Short
LIE, PASSED through part OF Maine,
officials - the Militia Department OF
the Dominion admit bit they explain
that said officers were not On Wal
service and did net travel as an or
gained military to,cs~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08
Coming Events
1915.

Jan s-s-Maine Poultry Association
Jan. s-Maine State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. mid-winter meeting.
Jan. s-Pubnc Utilities Commission
hearing on petition Of Eastern Railroad
Co. for approval Of location OF q pro-
posed railroad OF IG miles from HouI-
tor TO Bangor. al 10: Augusta.
Jan. HAnnual meetings Of many
Jan n-suprems Court convenes. Port
Jan, lz-l5-Berwick Poultry Association.
Berwick
Jan. z.-Maine Forestry Association.
Jan. zs-saBelfast Board of Trade fair,
Feb. Hkora Temple. Mystic Shrine,
Ladies' Night, Lewiston.
FEB. t-SMaine Grand Lecturer Con-
Feb. i1-Ash Wednesday.
!eb. N-First Sunday in Lent
Feb. 2-Washington's Birthday.
March City election in South Port
watervtlle. ElIsvorth, HaIiowslL East
March s-ciiy election in Bidaesord
Belfast, Bangor. Brewer and Augusta
March Zaity election. Old Town
April GOOD Friday.
April 4-Easter Sunday.
April City election, Calais.
April limited States District Court
April is-supreme Court eenveaes.
Apr! i+ls-Mafne Methodist Confer
ence. Bishop Hamilton Of Boston, presid-
ing, Watervtlie.
April l9-Patr.ot's Day.
May ESuperior Court convenss (ctvil
and criminaD. Portland.
May a,-MemoFial Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08

Referring to-tne Bsdkeford Journals ~
ctzt reeersDes 70 ssEas-eezaesfSeats@ ceeT
II Maine. tie 0xfer1 DeEsoc-zr s.ys Il
wo11e A< fEE TO see the k6ifc- OF TIE
ScErESl Chasing AROUND through the
woods Looking fer q chance 20 pat cxe
Of tsooe seEs-dones.iczxed deer or the
AeA1 80 doubt aboGt t. Z tie edtfos
GIG II that EzY- A better xAy would be
20 ~ ao~E quietly and permit tie deer
% c0Ee up AEA beg 70 be pette4 Any
bO1y fAzzistz- With the situation knows
t1zt rafuEx deer On the head u not
s1eh . lard thing u Go. nsszpkofseas.y
a. least As ezsy ~ IL would oE to pat
Z S<fni-donezs5cAfsd COW. and mach less
ezryefoCs IN tie s.e1, Ct sudden alarm
-Bstteford Journal
Now. you're talking. 4 member Of
our s,zn claims 20 remember hearing
crash. as be saz passing a set Of
farm buildings. and z man emerged
from the ciabbozrds Of the SIDE Of the
barn IN a sort os milking -ssool first
attitude. head and heels following af-
ter. Whsn collected and famed into
consciousness hs noaned -semi-do-
nessica,ed cos But about semi
demonstrated deer 10 member Of this
STAFF claims snoEiedge. We suggest
that Deacon Norton Of the Por,Ian1
Express BE- asked about -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08

WICK, Lewiston, EaEGi2gIoDs Portland,
Boston. Us ?. u. Ha- Dwell, GsTa,ne
AID So. Gardner; "a =. Nj. tlcc1ij Port
land anu Boston. AZ, 7. u, express,
Brunswick, RockIand. Portland, Boston
and New York; 81 2. III. halloween,
Gardner and 50. Gardiner; eE ?. Ii.
Lewiston. Portland and way stations.
u II P ~ Lewiston, Bath, Po.Ilano,
Boston. Sundays 5.E and s-is a NJ, 80.
fNew YORK AM lo ~ ?. III. Portland and
Boston
GOING EAST-1u A. n, zAnsor. St
John, Halifax, Aroostook Co. Sunday
morning does nor connect beyond Ban.
gor; s-33 a n. iocaI 20 aiooseaead
Lake tsia Oakland. Belfast, Fox
croft and Bangor; .-il A N, local 70
Belfast. Bangor and SkowhessD. Tvs +.
III, Watervl.ie, Bangor, B. A. r r,
Calais. St JOHN ana Halifax: 2H P: n.
express TO WalsTyIlie, taencs LOCAL 20
Bangor and AGlLA5arakeag; go 7. n.
U.aIerville and Skowhegaa, 80 2. N.
WaterylEe, SkowhegaE and Bangor. sun
days III j. NJ, Tor Bangor; s.ao A a..
80 ?. NJ, for bangor ano $40 vinegar
Trans leave Augusta for HallowelL
Gardner and South Gardiner at s.se, g.. -
a. u, n49 $40. 4.9i, 5.l5. 6-l2, 3D. ~ +. III.
II. D. WALDRON. mi Passenger ASt.
o. c. DOUGLASS. Genl Mgr, Port
land, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all the persons interested in either
o. the estates hereinafter named:
At a Probate Court held At Augusta.
IN ara for tie County q Kennebec, in
vacation December twenty-third In the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and fourteen The following matter
haYinE been presented for the action
heresv heEsn5t'eE indicated it is
That notice the,sof be given to all per-
sens interested: by causing a copy of
shtz order to be published three weeks
a newspaper published 81 Aasrsta-irs
said County, tina, ,thsy- az appear at
Probate Court TO De held at said Angus
"a on the eleventh day. OF January. A.
and Be heard thereon i they see cause.
Togus. deceased VIII and petition for
SeaEsfdt Of New York city Il f Executor
HANNAH f R. CALDWELL, lat. o,
Augusta. deceased Petition Tor assess
mens CT inheritance tax fled by Norman
Ellen u. BUcKMINsrER. late Of
Augusta. deceased Petition for assees-
men. OF interchange tax fled by Norman
DORA EMMA CLARK 0, Augusta.
Petition for commitment 10 the Maine
School for Feeble Minded presented BY
w AZ a. 3; F5sneh hs 81 st ,a.. =. A..
gysta. deceased Eighth account pre-
sentsd for allowance by J. O.. Bradbury
HAMILTON & co. Of Hal,owell. rina,
accoun, presented N allowance by Levi
T. Williams. surviving partner.
JOHN s. HAMILTON. late Of HALO
well. deceased. Final. account presented
for allowance BY Levi 7. Williams ct
TEsTa G. tSsRAfG. late of Vt Vernon
deceased First eecount pRsented for
allowance by J. Frank Hammond, exc
MARY RoGAH, lat. Of waterSrl,A. de-
ceased. First and fnsl account presented
for allowance By sadger Anuis. admscss-
JOHN E. SAMPSON Of augusta First
and snal account pfe4ented for allow
aa John { a.atnre 5'i iaie II Halo
presented BY Levi T. Williams E, ais.
aG MART kStEAs late Of wa,eryille de-
ceased. Petition for distribution present.
ed L f. Iaases coR RSI e. ais minor. o,
Augusta. Petition fos. license TO sell
real estate Of said minors. sftnared n
AuEusts. fun descrtptso Of which y
WIILfxM 4. RxfNES- tate Of yassal-
boro. deceased. Petition Tor 1icense to
self real estate of aid DECEASED. SIT:
ton being contained IN said p<tittoh.
presented by Minnie J. Raynes, adtnfnis.
tratrix- r.r
Bradbury ct ale, trustees tbr tb4 .bsusdt
Of Charles Bradbury ptyssnted Tor al
Iowance.
HAROLD E. COOK.
Attest. R. ". L Lids q sai s.s sGs
dec25. fri.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08
Friday, January g. ist5.


Or Criticism 10 Of the Democratic
leaders sao subjected a pubic eesslon
o. Names lAw-Eaking body 10 the
psufaI spectacle Of Thu.sdAys BAL
ior.nS n joint cocsectioa- TIE desire
10 bold eYs-y party bsllo, is vel M
6erstcot and respected. bit tie drag
gin1 20 TIE chamber. and 10 the ballot
box. Of representative physically in
0lr<.eo, 70 deposit his ballot IL
The ballot boz. Is something, We be-
usre. without precedea, II Maine az
nails
ws be1sye ThUrscays incident will
be recorded II the minds Of the peo-
PIE against party that viii stand for
saes means 10 obtain control Of or
fee.
E-.s.y. il Eas apparent 70 all OBJ
ssrve-s that ore representative wes
Rot Only too ii TO perform tie &C. Of
casing h-s ballor. but also unable 10
cls.ing U.sh Cor whom he Was voting,
a. ---~Sr - 80 ASc-eN-I AKA N-ES G--
t1z!ly obliged % cepos.c mis- ballot u
tie bo1. 7. e 10 exaggerat!on 70 say
thar On TIE aoor. q The rear If the
chamber and IL tie galleries. exciana-
tlont q dlEapp.ovaI and -eyre. were
evs-yTss-s heard
On ,ae second ard succeeding ballot,
iss bal.o- box was carried 70 the
NeGber, s1d. With t.s assistance" Of
fellow repre.sr,z tives. s:s ballot was
sspcsitsS
Il Is iaments Die tina, the leaders Con-
s.cered II necessary 20 make such an
exhibition Of party msn1oe. ii or
der - Eaiatain the party vote.
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Concerning Canned Feed.

Frequently when GONE nemSas q
cur family eat canned gods th.s a.
taken zicx- have come - ia co...
clus.or tina, Il is s0u1e caen;cs! pat
into these canned foods fS
We think you are wrong Ia ,ha
matter. There . NJ class q tod
products on the American uagkss %
free from ali forms Of adults-a,te. a
ara cur canned goods We Know 1.
10 canned fruit or vegetable zh,ca
can De truthfGily said 20 b ad2,ss.
ated. The CAREFUL inspection se-v.es
in some instances. Al !-c-Ases
knowledge OF the science 90 1assiss.
the demand for high grade goo1s d
quality, the desire an tie PAR Ct tia
packeF- haze clean house, and
tie efficient aid afforded By shs Sa.
tionaI Gamers Association are u
tremendous factors il sAe Prt:sctioa
Of OR canned goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08
bad Air. ars eso scientif. Conelu.
sisns.

"a rss1it 0. !sa-z experiment
apoa students Of Sew York Uni
vs-s;ty. b ventilation exper-s n IN
eI1er!D entail ai- chamber. So calle.i
dorssDen,. According % The reports
Of the investigators which have Jus.
teea iss2sd, s.zzcaE, air a. >-he ssre
.s-pe-sta!e as fresh ar. even when
L contains ~ O. maze parts q carbon
cloxice aLa 81 tze organic a1d otae-
sustained y brez,he9 air G. occu-
ped roenz- rag 10 e.ect o. any ~
the physiological responses OF IT the
poasr .. inclination 10 do physical o.
rnen.al work roE on the sensations or
comforts Q: the subjects breathing =,
According TO TIE experts coaclu-
sicas. the only ii effect u g.aznant
air is Z. .osE Of appetite TIE Old
Ect.oc that al excess Of carbon
e-oxi1e L q room made Il al IN
hesltht1i place 20 1--we in vas knocked
rat %nen tae committee Of scientists
sts.sd up is experimental chamber
and kept Z number Of students at
work !nside 10. hours al stretch
The results we're carefully noted, and
compared with thoae obtained when 2
stream q fresh air was being let in &,
~ See
for each man inside. At the end Of
tie cay the proportion OF carbon
t;oxide vas always more than 70 psrtl
70 10000 which is far higher than
many authorities formerly believed -
be safe. Nevertheless. the studen-s
cid their work without complaining
and no injurious effects were o.
served
Al! this may be true. bit what OF
the dull head the next Gay after
sleeping IN d closed room? We re-
member q large family. the mother e
waich had horror Of "draugh,s" and
night air" He, home was always
ternet!cally sealed, ana cats, dogs an
children we're trimmed to the limi.
and always under hurry orders when
going through door. Some Of them.
always had. and usually all OF them
were suffering from. a cold A near
ns;ghbor's family equally large, lived
IA a ramshackie haE-fnished house,
through the walls q which the cats
could dart At viii. and the children
grew UP like squirrels and as free
from disease.
In spite Of scientific deductions, let's
stick to fresh air and plenty Of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-08

The new Hub O. He'll is SO far in
appearance from what Sherman
called war, that We suggest its name
be shortened to plain "Hub-"the
center Of things. The side talk Of
making it exclusive by Law, is SO far
from the traditions that We should
almost expect to feel silen. protest
from the spirits OF Tom Murphy and
Big Ben Chad. and hot messages from
the living Holman Day, Elliott Dill
and others. There's room enough for
all. boys. for many years to come, and
when we are gone let the newspaper
boys look out for themselves; they
always have been and always will be
competent.