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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
MADDEN A PIRATE
out-the-Ptko Lad Has Signed with
FttaburEh And WIN Report Next
Beason-Contract Mailed

Gene Madden, or Elm Grove. who play
cd the past season with the GaIvsef6r
team ln the Southern Association. has
signed Pittsburgh contract and viii re-
pprt 70 the Pirate management for the
SPRING training season next year. Moth
Ing concerning the drafting Of players
from the Minors has been given ont by
the League officials. but 10 has bee aL-
thoratively learned that Madden has re-
turned the signed contract % the Pitts
burEh manage meut.
In former years Gene PLAYED no eth
cr short or third but this season was
shifted % the outfiold where be- made
suuch "a fine showing that be- was given
a. permanent berth. Tits batting aver
axe for the season was $40 and he led
the league On stolen hases having fR
to bis credit Es also led the league Ir
nCor.ng runs. having crossed the plate
~ times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

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bot water does sugar
Simply ask for Dr piorce.s Ar.u-t.
iahlets. There can be- no initiate,
livery package Of "An.ur.c" b. eure fo
o. pr. iierce's You will nnd tho 49,
nature on the package iust AZ you DO
on br Pierce's Fnvorite Prescription
the everfnmous friend go aning uo.
men.
IVORY. DEsPoNoENcV.
Kidney Disease "a suspected bv mee
lcal men when patients complain or
uackacho or suffer with irregular urf.
nation. disturbed. TOO frequent. scanfv
or painful passage. Tho FoncraI symn
toms are rheumatic pains or neural.
ga. headache. dizzy spells. irrrah.t
ity, dependence. weakness and ren.
eral misery Worry IE q frequent
cause and sometimes a fYmpfom of
kidney disease Thousands nave fer.
uhod 20 mediate relief nom these
symptoms after using Dr plerco,a An.
uric Kidney Taolets.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
RELIEF FOR EVERY
HAY FEVER VICTIM

NO8TWOLA BALM be- BRINGING
blessed relief 10 many victims Of Tay
Fever and Rose Cold This ainplo
treatment costs but a trifs and there
Dr. n0 waiting Tor rcsuite
Ihe foothlng. cooling effect OF NOS
IhOlsh ia felt az once and you are
urged To ret small tube OF your
druggist fo Try
To fet The genuine NO8TR1OLA. 20
to good. reliable duFrsf who viii
noi SOL you cheap substitute. and
q pieaFant surprise awaits you
Better cut THE out and buv a f-l.r
fize fuhe ~ your drugrisf fofsv
Youn wish you had tried NOgTpt
OLA sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
FIRE PREVENTION DAY.

NEW YORK. Sept 19-The Safety
First Federation of America an.
nounced today that Saturday. October
?. the anniversary Of the Chicago nre
had been designated as the national
hre prevention day with plans for 4
general Observance IN many cities
throughout the country which the GOV.
ernor OF each state has requested by
the organization 10 issue n proclama.
lion asking the public 70 cooperate In
the movement.
The need Of this Observance. accord.
ing 10 the Federation'a statement ts
made necessary By the fact that Hrs
loss In the United States and Canaa.
IN 1918 was estimated 40 ggl5 sol 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
PATRICK WHALEN
Beliaire Man. Former q. a o. Yard.
master. Dies Following Opera.
lion in Cincinnati

Word was received ln BelIaire last
niEht that Patrick Whalon. AGED 27.
former yardmastor OF the re- a % a.
bcl.airc. had died in a Cincinnati hos
piial yesterday. following an opera-
Uou
Tho body win arrive ln Ueuaire this
morning The funeral services will
likely D. held Tuesday morning I'M Ia
Johns Catholic church. with burial In
Mt calvary cemetery at that place
SIR Whalon ia the son of the late
Patrick Whalcu. "a well known -cai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
The Best for DIarrho..

"Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Is the best medicine
IN the market today for the purposes
Tor which II Is intended. | have used
II Tor a number Of years and IL always
relieved me promptly" writes Mrs.
w. NJ. Munshower. Homer City. Pa.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
H0DSHONS
With Costello Pitching. Win Opener OF
Nres came Series From I. A.
e. by Score OF . TO o. = -

The j. 4. {. lost the first Of a three
game series TO the Hodshon team on the
league park. az Martins Ferry. yesterday
AFTERNOON, by score OF 10 o. The
ZANE was witnessed BY a large crowd
ana was one OF the finest played on the
EhIh TOT some time. Woods was on the
Ilring line FOR the 1. 4. G. and pitched
good ball throughout the game. O'Mai-
ley did the receiving.
costello was on the mound FOR the
hodshons and he had the l. A. C.'s AZ his
mercy during the entire nine innings.
ne feature Of the game was the field
ing OF each team, several brilliant plays
Deihs recorded Tor each. WEIGH. who
was on the receiving end for the Hod-
shons. played a fine game
II u expected that the second game
OF the series viii be played az the Lea
que pnrk next SUNDAY afternnnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
iii = L: S: GOOD & CO. =

tional bank building at Fulton will open
this evening.
An EFFORT Is being made to complete
of the year.
OllNer Pryor. Jr.. OF Detroit Mich
spent yesterday the guest OF his mar,
ents at Elm Grove.
Inc game which the Fulton Voiun-
teers were 10 have played yesterday on
account or wet grounds.
Mrs, william Bloomfield. and dauEh-
YER Ida. OF sand HIN spent Saturday
Campbell, OF Elm Grove
Edward c. Orth. OF Fulton. spent yes
Ohio. " 'ei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Ma or Lester -. Nermillion and Town
MARSHAL J. % Butler. OF Elm Grove. were
ON the Job yesterday seeing that the fa,.,
was strictly enforced IN reaard 10 -
suioists who were inclined To violate
lhf same. SiN automobile owners we're
crested Tor passing street cars while
aischarEtnE and receiving passenrere
nc Niolators viii be given a hearing
some time this week before the mayor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
BRIDGEPORT DRYS
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
MISS eREHM ADDRESSES LARGE
AUDIENCE IN HARDWOOD
CHURCH.
Describes Spread Of Prohibition. Move.
ment Throughout the World
Predicts Victory.

The campaign for the ratification of
the prohibition amendment in Ohio. SO
far a. Bridgeport Is concerned. was
opened last night. when Miss Marie c.
brehm. OF Pittsburgh. representative
OF the Presbyterian Temperance Board.
addressed an audience which filled the
kirkwood Presbyterian church. Miss
brehm has had wide experience in tenn.
perance work. and was a delegate to
the international Temperance Con
gress which was in session In Milan.
Italy. last year.
Miss Brehm told OF the different
ways In which the foreign countries
were making use OF their large crops
OF grapes since the temperance wave
mas started to sweep the world. In
some OF the largest wine producing
centers OF the world the prohibition
wave has struck the people. and, at
nrst, some OF the grape growers were
AT loss TO know what to do with the
crops. After some work they organ
lied several companies and then made
arrangements TO use the grapes in
ways other than making alcoholic
drinks, and the speaker said that to-
day the grape crop in these countries
Is greater than when alcoholic drinks
ENAV AAolts
The speaker told OF how Russia has
prospered since the prohibition wave
STUCK that country. She stated that
crime had been reduced fifty per cent.
The speaker stated that she would
not be surprised that within the next
nve years alcohol would be used in
most OF the homes ia the country. but
not in the form OF drink. II will be
used in the form OF fuel for the lamps.
also for stoves.
The speaker concluded by quoting
the amount of money that is being
spent annually by the people OF the
United States for drink. stating that
the sum OF two billion dollars is spent
The speaker stated that during the
last few years only two million dol
lars had been given by the temper.
anee people OF the United States 10
hght the temperance cause. and that IL
must be Gond-send that so much
good is being done with so little
money.
Why 70. see the LARGEST stock and
assortment OF Builders Supple. in
West Virginia at Nos. t4oe.t4ft.1421
Main street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

A Buick roadster. carrying r. ff Par
sons. Mrs. Jessie Perry. r. dauEhter. and
Alice Perry. granddaughter. OF Barnes
vile. o., plunged over 5-foot ernbank-
nent AZ the Lewis bridge. Saturday ar
tcrnoon. near valley Grove. and turned
turtle into Little Wheeling creek The
occupants N the machine were slightly
injured and the automobile was consi-
erauly damaged. The machine was later
taken 90 Elm Grove whore tho necessary
repairs viii made. M Parsons was
arrested FOR speeding and viii be given
n hearing before squire Charles gelbert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

-. ~. Low berg. Of Cincinnati O
VINO represents the Gidcon's 1.-THE Chris
Isn commercial Travellers OF American
deiEered "a splendid talk 10 the mem bers
ei TIC Mems Bible class or the Vance
memorial rFrcsbyterian church al
WOODS dalc. Yesterday morning. speaking
on the examination % Gideon's and ire
Work which H. being done bv the frnvsl-
try. iu the course 81 his ron1arre ~.
hpNakfr maze an earnest appeal to the
members ~ the ClPss % assist the local
oiEhnl non. 80 thef Bibles may bo
placed In the rooms Of the various hotels
ln the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

The last sad rites over tho remains
~ Mrs James Hpuard whore death or-
CURED FRIDAY evening af her home In
~ her home ln Patterson. VIII BE- held
thia afternoon on gao o'clock from tho
tmllY home Rev W. o. r1fert raa-
tor ~ 81. johns church ~ tho CITY.
WV offlciate lnfermruf uul b. in tho
rlnnn rnur-h CHILLY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

- Funeral services over the remains az
WiInnm Russell who died Thursday Hf
AKRON. ~. ne held WrHferdaV afternoon
81 O'clock. from the home of HE
iathrr- Ln-lag. %. o. Waitcra. ~ LorInr
tIarf. EIm Grove Tho funeral services
EtaI"r on the Stone IrnHhVfrriau church
Ihe drCrased waa "a member m fha ore
eef ~ Junior Mechanic. and the q I'D D
p lodge ~ Martins Very. whIrh ORGAN.
lzauore had charge % fhe funeral In
torment Waa in thr Stone church come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

dent OF Bellaire. Surviving are his
mother and several brothers and sis
tiers of Belmont county.
Mr.. Whalen was for several years
an empioye Of the b. & O.. and about
hVe years ago was yardmaster OF the
Bellaire yards. He had been working
IN the Cincinnati district for the past
several years. at which place he was
taken III this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Irof q Jacob DR. delivered an adj
dress laet evening before tho members
~ the senior EpwOrfh laEur 81 the Buck
Icy NJ p. churcn a. EdUwood on tho
subject Tho value Of Lpwurfh League
Association TO Young People Many Of
the members ~ tho league were In at
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
terry. Tho funeral was very largely a,


Mayor Herman Roeder Of Fulton. a.
Vel as the members 81 the town couu-
ca OF Fulton. viii appear before the city
council tomOrroN evening ia the interest
or the citizens OF Fulton in regard 20
securing better water supply for the
town. The water question has been oc-
curylng the attention OF the citizens Tor
some time. The water Is supplied by
the city OF wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Special officer McAfer. ~ Elm Grove
has iarucd summons b. eir lursr. b.. 49,.
rrar before squire Charles geIhart 10
morrow evening. ln the suit oil Charles
D. Rice Vs. Mrs Harry b Gordon me
complainant sues Tor on amount az
money o. commission on fhe rnfa ~
properly The case la Attractions "a rranr
deal nf attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
UT-THE-PIKE


a. Al Methodist Episcopal MINISTER'S O,
~ Various 81. L. churches OF the nix
I4sIicts VIII leave to-day for Parkers-
puIk' where they viii attend the snntlal
Mtthoqlst conference which convenes in
pastor OF the Elm Grove NJ r. cb,1sl,
MI ~ 2li probability be returned. whflo
Hg.N. -. \ Tea garden. pastor OF the
s.ethrgo ana Grcggsyille NJ. r church
may AXIS TO b. transferred 10 "a isrecr
tleld OF activity. However. tho mem
49, OF MS congregations are anxious
NnAt ne DC returned. Rev. l.. g Groose
pastor Of the Buckley NJ. r. church nj
EosN God. VIII In all probability. rcnain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

heginninE this evening and continuing
inf tNo weeks. o. series ~ revival ser
vices VIII D. conducted Boz the Dallas
fresbyterian church This week the
meetings viii be- conducted hy Rev r. n
LeuEhuer. Of porfrrHviifr va. The sec-
ord week. Rev. 81. T. Wilson 0f wa
wood. will b. in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Work on the FfaIrfaIIna az fEa SD.
. tlonal road between Greenwood and
HudlerH and nls0 between Leafheror ons.
ara BLOOMS station. uilf be- started fhfa
week hy The Ball ErrlraerInr rowrnrv
hIl nuf0Iafg are warned fI hr .nrffuT Ir
order fn avoid accidents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

The Stifel team won both Of the games
played yesterday afternoon on the Pull
ton grounds over the team from Forty
seventh street The hrst game wac Q
70 and the second was 10 10 g. Roth
OF the games were well played before a
IarEe crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

The members OF the EdEwood Volun-
tecr ttre depar tment will meet to-uo--
row evening. IN the town nall for the
purpose ~ further considering the pu--
- likely that definite action will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

burg They had been sentenced for
various crimes by the Wood county
court. Five whites and one colored
man. all comparatively young men.
composed the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

y numb Der Of the members OF the de
gre statt or wheeling lodge No .. 1 N
p attended the meeting OF Triadel
phla lodge saturday evening. where ~ !,
ssslstea ~ the Initiation OF a large elias.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
BELLAIRE WINS
FIRST OF Three Game Series Prom Rel
mont ny Close Score Of To L.
Ernchl pIfrhnd Ilna nalI.

The Hellaire Athletic club Feaferdav
nefenIcu tUn Belmont team 0u the SIk.
tenth street grounds. hF me score az
90 H. If was fne fIraI OF n series of
fhree games and was one uf the best
games over seen on that grounds.
irI0nI pitched Tor the HsfnIre bows
I1d held me NIe'tora fu four scattered
H.fF rglIa Tor fnr visitors. also twIrT.
Oh a remarkable game. prarht was hff
POI Zoo fnre with pitched BAH and
HI.NuHFn severed. injured was able fu
continue che game and struck out De-
Hrf. Hr.
The score by Ir1iurs follows.
o. d. r.
Belmont ...... u0uf nU0UO.f 4
HfIlrIUr a. o. nnnrU fnnar Q
n1ffrrirr rratnf end Neurardf Sells
and Herman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
CITY CLERK YOUNG
Appointed General Manager Of w..,or
Gas Company.

city Clcrk Dana Young. OF Weston
son or Col Simon Young % the stannrr
motel, has been appointed general man
akef O., lne weston Gas company.
~. loung VIII be the guest or hIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
WESLEYAN SQUAD
NOW NUMBERS As
AETHoDIsrs HAVE RECORD NUN
BEE OF oRrDnouERs
OUT ron TEAM.

Two More Are Expected 20 Report the
firgt o. The Nsef-Proapects for
Zine Team Are bright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

Funeral services fUr rhr late rr.Tf
EHrI rrftiUurI fha fuu.F enr-nId son III
Nr and Mrs George FeftIUorf. who
died saturday 40 1876 o'clock 90 the
Front street. uiil he held this evening
Too o'clock lrfrrmert will be- Tuea-
dlN wnrufrr af 1.au o'clock Iu Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
wooO COUNTY PRISONERS

SIX Men Taken From Psrkersburo 70
houndsville Pennitentiary.
Last evening Elk prisoners we're
brought TO Moundsville from Parkers-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

why no' see the largest stock and
assortment o. Builders Supplies in
West Virginia at Nos. f4oe.t4it't42f
Main street7
w. A. WILSON q SONS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
VETERAN IS
FOUND DEAD
WiLLLAM A CHURCH DIES SUD-
DENLY AT BRIDoEPoRT HONE
Sere 20, Union Cause Throughout the
| Civil War-Had Been aetfred
Many HearH-Puneral Tuesday

william \ Church. one Of the hest
AnoNn residents OF bridegroom was
,4uua dead in bed at his home al aIs
Aaln street Bridgeport vcsferdt =
morning. BY members OF his famii,
VINO went 70 his room TO awaken MIN
Atter repeated knocks at the door had
hIousht no response an iuvestirafion
was made and he was found coid IN
9eath- The deceased man had been IN
lot the last several years but was able
70 De about the house.
Mr church was In the 18th year OF
~ ase and had been "a Resident Of
hIigsepoft many years
re was "a veteran 81 the Civil war
SeINlng with distinction ln the ITOfh
ihlantEy ohio Volunteers lie Vas
hnnofably discharged at the close of
ne war By occupation. the late
Aif 'hurch was "A stationary en-
klneer. but for the past hfteen years
mad been retired. His wife preceded
MIN 10 the grave nine years ago
re u survived bv the folIovinr
children- Mrs. Frank Tschappct. IN
klee. o.. Mrs. Morris Brooks of shady
SIDE. Ars. Frank Mitchey. OF Washinr-
ton, Joseph. OF oregon. Charles of Fui-
ton. Mrs. samuel Ruakin. and John 90
this city. he IL also survived bv thre.
SISTERS ana one brother
p uuerhl services will Be held from,
we late nome ON Main street TUESDAY
az moon a. O'Clock. In charge or
M,L ihep trickeuberger. pastor Of the
itlnity Lutheran church The mem
n'rs OF the Brauuu Post. q. a. r. viii
nave charge OF the funeral Infrrulant
VIII hf ~ weeks cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20

a. IT, MCkeIVet- Il ,srr kr,,r, s-f
hlEhlN respected resident of 81 Clatrs-
Niue. saturday sIccumbed Co injuries me-
received Tuesday when he fell from a
Iflii tree on bis farm. Hc was in his
-nd year ana while picking fruit be-
.ipped ana fcI TO the ground Two
rms we're broken. one OF them peue-
lfhNng the lung. Prom the time ~
tnc accident his condition became w0rae
Hud htH death resulted shortly after
noon saturday. iie was born boo Ire
luuu ana came Co this country when
but hvc years 90 axe. He received hIz
education in the schools of Wheeling
During the civil war he was Boo charrc
Of the wheeling onlcc OF the Western
ninu Telegraph company lie was a
member of the So rlnfrHvIIIe So o.
hurCh. Tho deceased d. survived b.
DOE widow. formerly Miss Julia Irwin.
OF thc Island. fe BE- survived ty the
following sons %. q Mckclvcy. of thIa
city. Charles NrkelVeF. ~ pitfshurrh.
clarence u MrkplV.y OFT Minneapolis.
MINI. ,. MrkfIvef. 81 saekatc-
fNrrIH
Funeral arrangement viii not pc
completed until after the arrival of his
SON from Canada.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-23
DISCHARGE SUSPECT
 IN GAS METER CASE
Judge Kirkham Rules Evidence Is Not Strong Enough to Convict
 Joseph PicuIa Of Crime.

Joseph Picula of 75 Clark street pleaded not guilty before Judge John H. Kirkham in police court this morn- ing on four counts charging him with defrauding the New Britain Gas Light company. The specific charges cover the past two months and Picula was accused of tampering with a meter so that it would not register the amount of gas consumed; robbing a prepayment meter, two counts), and breaking open a meter. He was represented by Attorney George Le- Witt.
 Harvey Hodge of the Gas company told of a meter theft at ASA Arch street on September 2S and said description of the thief 'tallied with that of the accused. He examined the meter at 49 Pleasant street and found it to be fifty cents short. At S7 Pleasant street the meter was all right but at 96 it was 25c short. Oscar Erickson, another employe of The company told of seeing Picula en- ter 49 Pleasant street yesterday, and then walk completely around the square before going to s7 Pleasant street when he entered. He then walked up John and Park streets and seeing the gas company wagon changed his course. Officer Theo- dore Johnson arrested Picula on com plaint of Erickson. i.
 Mrs. Rodgers of AZ Pleasant street told of seeing Picula at this address and also said that month ago he came to the same vacant tenement looking for rent.
 Officer Malone said the accused told conflicting stories when questioned and Steve Dudack, of the Gas com- pany, said that on September 2S the
New Britain herald., 1915-10-23
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
only Ten Deeds Recorded With City
 Clerk This Week.

This was one of the poorest weeks in a year in the real estate field only ten transfers being recorded. They were as follows:
 Frederick Lampson ct al.. to Joseph A. Volz ct ux., land and buildings on Madison street.
 Frank T. Griswold ct al.. to Axci F. Nelson. land on Harrison street John H. Barbarian ct al.. to Jo- scph WinikostiE, land and buildings On Seymour streets.
 George A. Quigley to Peter Yoscak. land and buildings on West sereet
 May Rowe to Daniel J. Hayes land on Stanley Quarter road.
 Estate of John Herre to J. M. Gaffney land and buildings on Farm ington road.
 Hart Real Estate company to New Haven railroad. land on Corbin ave- nue.
 John Glantz to Dora Glantz half interest in land and buildings at TO Brook street.
 New Britain Lumber and Coal company to Arthur W. Williams land and buildings on Black Rock avenue
 Amelia Lindner to John Glaptx land and buildings on Brook street. sued.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-23
RASPBERRIES ARE RIPE.

What with pear and apple trees in blossom, roses in bloom and @ chilly wind sweeping down from the power plant of the northern nights, this is one of the silliest seasons yet to be recorded. The young bloods don't know whether to take their winter coats out of "uncle's" or go back to E. V. Ds. But the climax was cap- ped today when A. c. Smith of Win ter street went out into the yard and picked raspberries from bush bear ing enough for dessert. MT. Smith says the bush bears two crops every year but it is believed that this years crop was later than any other ever harvested.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-23
City Hens

&e Vega society will hold a meet- Tonight.
 miral Schley lodge, o. D. H. ;. brates it's sixteenth anniversary # evening. Members with their Flies will attend. /ks don't forget the masquerade &owe'en dance at Elks home,
 Esday evening, October 2s.-advt. I K. Lee of Summer street is the
 t of his brother. pr. John A. Lee,
 rooklyn, NJ Y-s sgisE s4tsAs
 e Foresters forty tourna-
 | teams will play. the next round day night at the quarters of ft Prosperity. Iiss Hannah Anderson is under zg treatment at the local hospital. [ rs. F. "A. Slades is home from the kford hospital. i he New Britain Lumber and Coal
 pany has transferred land on
 k Rock avenue to A. W. Williams.
 loves cleaned at the Union Laun-
 5c a pair. Sanitary, 266 Arch HTel. 904.-advt.
 he meeting of the rules committee #he common council scheduled for
 evening was postponed owing to I of attendance. Only Alderman
 CT and Councilman Mueller were Tent.
 he wedding of Harry Hultgren and
 s Pauline I. Leist has been fixed Tuesday, November Is. Chamberlain council, Jr., O. U. A. will meet tonight. 2he first dance of the season to EBiven by the Wentworth club was 4 last night in Booths hall, which tastefully decorated for the oc- on. Judd's orchestra furnished IFic and many took part in the Icing.
 William Sternberg of Maple Hill