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New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
RIKER-HEGEMAN'S SOLD.

Nothing is known at the local store of the Riker-Eegeman company of the reported transfer in Boston yes terday of the great chain of drug stores to the United Drug company of that city by the United Cigar stores company. The company is said to do an annual business of $35, 900, 0GG. and under the new management will be operated as part of the so-calle1 Liggett system. The United Drug company is known in the trade a3 the Rexall people and do a huge business in propI ietary medicines and remedies. Whether the change in ownership will in any way affect the system or conduct of the stores Is not known here
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
SENTENCE TRIPLED
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
James Boyle Must Serve Three
 MonthS-0ther Local Cases

It avails the members of the famous gas house gang" little to appeal from sentences meted out to them by the lccal court, for yester- day history but repeated itself when Judge Joseph F. Futile in the crin- inal superior court imposes a jail sentence of ninety days on James Boyle and Walter Smith, two New Britain young men who appealed from lighter sentences in the local court.
 Sentences Are Triplcd
 Boyle, who vas fined $2O anl costs and sent to jail for twenty days by Judge James T. Meskill in the local court on several charges. Was put to plea on but one count yes- tcrday. He pleaded guilty and Was represented by Attorney P. F. Me- Donough The. judge looked up Boyle's previous record and triplad the jail sentence meted out to him here. This, with the additional costs of court, makes his penalty most severe one.
 The same dose was given to Walter Smith. Smiths sentence in the local CouIL licIlL WHICH ne dppealeQ tailed seventy five days in jail Judge Futile sent him back to jail for three months, He was also represented by Lawyer McDonough. Connors Case Held Up. Final decision has been deferred in the case of Charles (Chuck) Con- nors, charged with assaulting his sis ter and mother Lawyer D. E. O'Keefe spoke in behalf of the ac- cused and set forth some extenuatins | circumstances and asked that the ! court suspend execution of a penalty. Connors has already spent several l weeks in jail awaiting trial States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn asked the 1 court to defer sentence until the case 1 can be thoroughly Investigated Wife Bcatcr Fined. A fine of $7 and costs was metad ] out to Justin Plukus. Plukus was | arrested in this city and charged | With assaulting his wife He pleadcd guilty and was represented by Law
 yer McDonough.
 l Forfeited Bond is Erased.
 The bonds or Miss Ottile Mueller l and Morris Gordon were declared
 forfeited on the opening day of court pot yeSLeIuay '- appeared that Miss
 Mueller did not understand that ncr
 case was coming up so the court l ordered the erasure of the forfeit 1 The same course was taken in the 1 case of Gordon, who failed to appear ] because of a misunderstanding. 1 Other Cases Heard
 Fred Foster, a jtney driver, plead ] cd guilty to a charge of drunkenness. ] Giechine Maranzie, Henry Pensky 1 and Bernard Ycnoff, charged sepe:-
 ately with breach of the peace, the
 last named having been arrested in
 Plainville, pleaded not guilty on the
 advice of their counsel. Judge Fred
 erick B. Hunger ford, and their cases
 were scheduled for trial today. 1 Jane and James Lentini, arrested by the state police on charge of arson alleged to have been commit.
 ted in Hartford on May 24, pleaded
 not guilty. They are New Britain l people and are represented by Lawyer l w. F. Mangan. The case will be 1 tried tomo
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

ranc olina today sold uildings on Lawlor street
 Petrella. .
 |instrels will hold their tsal this evening at the "a Man Riley on Washing
 Dorsey of 225 Lexington *rnore, and Mrs. Letter
 Maison, Maine, were terday afternoon by City
 Thompson.
 hw committee of Indian ID. Of D., will meet this |8 o'clock at the home of
 Marr, 46 Peal Court ks arc earnestly requested Tn Cf the marriage license clerk shows that Joseph lann of this city and Miss D. Lintner of Torrington led in Torrington on Au- Rev. William A. Gildea.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
BOND NEARLY FORFEITED.
JcIm Krowac Appears in Court Just
 in Time to Save Himself sIO0.

in Time to Save Himself sIO0.
 John Krowac burst into police court this morning just in time to save his bond of s1o0. put up by Sadie Ski. from being declared forfeited to the state. Clerk Emil J. Danberg had already called tho bond and it was about to be forfeited when John rushed in. He was charged with stealing apples from Creams orchard at the corner of Allen street and Me- Clintock road. He pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs.
 Krowac stopped at the orchard on his way home from work and while he climbed the tree friend waited below and picked up the fruit he threw down. When the owners showed up, however. his friends on terra firma deserted him and Krowac was caught in the top Of the old apple tree.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
MISSING GIRL LOCATED,

Stella Osicka, the sixteen years old Osgood avenue girl who ran away al days ago because she did not lik e life in the country and craved city life, was located by Sergeant George Kelly last night. The girl was room ing at Woodings boarding house on Main street. She was taken to po- lice headquarters and her parents were notified.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
NEW PLAYER OUT.
Clarence Brady to Make Try for End
 Position on High SchCol Team.

The football squad of tho New Brit ain High school will be further aug mented on Monday when Clarence Brady, formerly a football star and track man with the New Jersey Mill itary Academy, will don suit and make d bid for regular end posi- ton on tho local eleven.
 At the New Jersey Military Acade- my, Brady held the record for the 100 yard dash, going down the cinder
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

The morning session opens at 9:30 and the afternoon session at o'clock. A delicious lunch will be served at 12:30 for thirty-five cents.
 Mrs. M. l.. Rhodes and Mrs. w. N. Marshall were appointed delegates and Mrs. l.. M. Barnes and Mrs. AL deridge as alternate.
 It is hoped that many of the mem- bers of the local society will attend.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23
MS CLUE OUTING.

bal outing of the Traut & hens club will be held Sat |noon at Lake Compounce., Automobiles have been carry the members and Rn band has been secured music for the occasion. The
 leave the factory at noon.
 of the firms customers Invited. ..s
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

Is TO HAVE OUTING. ng Peoples society of the |st church will hold an
 he Sunset Rock bungalow bveniflg. Those going will
 R2 o'clock trolley from tho Collection will be taken to enses.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

Mrs. William C. Levett and daugh- ter of Brooklyn, N. Y, have returned to their home after a visit of two weeks with Mrs. M. Kelly of Black Rock avenue.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

Auxiliary No. I, Sons of Veterans, will hold regular meeting in C. A. R. hall at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-23

path in 10 2-5 seconds. On the foot ball team ne played in the backfield, but will shift to end this year.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31

will be made to drive well down deep enough to get good spring wat CT, and that it will be for the use of the public.
 Mrs. James Ward, formerly of Knik, recently gave birth to ten pound boy. Jim Ward, the popular captain of the Alaska, asserts that he now has both a skipper and an engineer.
 A few of the residents Of Seldovia are trying to get together and organ ize an orchestra. The success of the club will be made known at later date.
 Milo Hubert predicts great future for the cattle industry in Alaska. He has starter now, two milk cows, that he declares will be int to enter ID any county fair before the year is out. He expects a few hogs in Feb uary In few years from now the outside will be hearing of Katche- mak bay as one of the finest cattle countries in the far west. Nlr. Bell is tenderly nursing the steers that he brought up on recent boat and ex- poets them to pick up wonderfully as soon as the grass starts to grow in the spring. The trip was rather hard on them, but they are gradually gain ing.
 Mir. Herbert's coal mine at Bluff Point is still operating and the Tyonic makes bi-weeIy trips after coal.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31
SELDOVIA, KATCHEMAK AND
 PORT GRAHAM NEWS
Special to Gateway

CT arrived with the Traveller, after having been in the ice for eight days, on the day after Christmas. He re- ported that Roy Curry and party were wrecked off Kalgin Island about a month ago and the launch Susitna was a total wreck. Those aboard saved the engine and secured enough of the wreckage to build dory and had just arrived at Kenai before the Traveller arrived there. It is Capt. Cramers intention to return to An chorage shortly after the first of the year.
 After a wait of three months, some of the Herring fishers are at last get ting a few barrels of herring at Hali- but Cove, Katchemak Bay. The herring are very deep and those who are successful are those who have gill nets and not seines.
 Tim Balashoff made a daring trip to Ninilchik recently. He went in an open dory with an Evenrude, and went directly across Katchemak Bay, making Ninilchik the same day. He reported considerable ice on the beach. Mrs. Alyce F.. Anderson, vas busy preparing a program for Xmas while he was there, but had the time to put in a boost for Little Rus sia.
 The Seldovia school celebrated Christmas Eve with a tree and pro- gram. After the entertainment the crowd adjourned to one of the halls and danced until the wee small hours of the morning. Dancing is the fav- orite 'pastime of Seldovitcs. The lat est steps were indulged in on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
 The Seldovia Dancing Academy will have it's grand opening about the first of the Year.
 The Beluga hunters are still try ing to devise means for catching this elusive fish. To date none have been taken either dead or alive.
 Miss Jettret Stryker has probably the honor of being the first white woman to ever attempt to walk down the beach from Ninilchik to Homer in the dead of winter. She made the hike in record time, and upon her ar rival at Seldovia was ready for a dance
 The general opinion of the people of Seldovia is, that the powers that be" might have shown more wisdom if they had made a different choice for postmaster at Seldovia. But then there is always some one who is dis satisfied, so why kick? Does it do any good, or does it merely keep the community in the public eye, and cause a general turmoil all the way around?
 The interior of the Territorial school has been painted throughout and it is credit to those who donat ed their labor so willingly. The money for the paint was made by selling shadows and baskets. The people of Seldovia are certainly to be congratulated upon the way that they respond to the needs of the school
 During the cold weather everyone is affected by the lack of water that is fit to drink on the side of the bay that Seldovia is located on, and they will all be glad to know that an effort
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31

FOR SALE:-Complete Chinese costume cue and complete assortment of paints. Apply to Wiesie care of Brown & Hawkins. l2-28-2t
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31
SHIPPING CALENDAR
Wednesday, Dec. 15

Wednesday, Dec. 15 Farragut arrived 10 a. no. Sailed south
 Friday, Dec. IT Northwestern arrived 4:45 p. m. Sailed south midnight.
 Sunday, Dec. l9 Evans sailed from Seattle.
 Tuesday, Dec. 21 Northwestern sailed from Seattle.
 Saturday, Dec. 25 Cordova arrived from south 10 a. m. Sail. ed south 11:25 ?. m
 Monday, Dec. 27 Dora arrived from west 12:45 a. m.
 Tuesday, Dec 28 Evans arrived from south a. m. Sailed west a. m. Dora sailed west p. m. Northwestern arrived } p. m. Sailed south 9 p. m.
 Friday, Dec. 3l Evans arrived l2, midnight. Sailed south l1:30 a. m.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31
l IMCOMRRRABLE GRACE

Pussy willow satin Of nesh color is useo for this beautiful effect. The full tunic falls over net foundation, the tuckee in ends giving a piquant finish. A net bo'eru. covered with opalescent beads harmonizes with the beaded front panel and high girdie. The length Is conven- tent for danCing.l
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31

The Key, sole agent for Lloyd's Specially Candy" Absolutely Pure, made in Seward, Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-31

Commerce Cafe established 1905. Meals 25 cents up F. Levin, pro- prietor.
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-07

t,-s nv % Ia ma Il. -ts -cT -s,s---
n Tie -lE.s r-s.ss @, r-Ts sl-Tc,s -- ~ -c7s
r1r1r fi--ts -Irs Al. -s,s-rs n -aT-a--
r-s .- sE-- sar--rs- r. . ~ -s-L--st-
e 1l.i-.ra ui-1s- .-- sss-T-re L---E - -a--F
t-- -a1tss-s Tia -cTs -s..s---r ~ T.
"a - Er-aa Fl haea-1 ss--lss ---L 80 -CT
wa ID uiL- l-i. lr-ss g re- --= ~ IT
sL- =s-rlrs-
.--ls I-s -,a--- p. -- IN ~ sI-.i q; -'--s
T1srs -1sr A. I-rs sn-Erl e. -rs -
-s.I-s1-s17s
u -G-s. t-C- r--I-s.r - -crs t-- RS
rI-a s1-1--,- H f-- 1- -Ira -@=- 80
: sl.--. w- -rEs -u 81 rsaf- -r -ss
1ur1--s rl- -I1r--r q H-s1 ---- - So
s1rr- TIE m T. A. -I--lsli-- --a ---s A. s-s-
a.. -iiH-4 Is rr- o. esr- uH1z F. -ca 1
-iur Mr1- -tsrr f-1I- --- - -r-r--
t.- $50 -tIr .-1tas 81. ul--H-- ne -r1f-s
IA --r -ia re- ua % - -r--cs--u t-i-
un r-r -lf s1s---lsa 70 --s sac r- -1s ---s
~ -lrs A. 51a s--cE r-- - = -sl -l-
r-ui--l-r Wa t1- s-s.- re -c7- >aTs-I-
~ -ii uH1 firm VIM T nara -l--i.Ls.-- M
-rrs fn-a Lr-sa.- ma D ~ s-sr- -lr
si.rr.. O. ---u -r---1- rIussz. -rs- r---.-
HI-rlsf arr 80 Pr --s~ CT -.-r -I-- - -i-7
= go iIsr-l--II-s,- p - ~ -s1-s- riH--
nm ms -- st-v -ts s-U-- sI--l-a- r. -r-
-.arrua
FAf- tc- 1Is W st-1.a a. RI ia E-'-
?, fsa-. b. siI ca --- ! -s.-U-s q -srr--
m Ft1- q ---f -' - r.t-.s ri IL rr T.it- -
----s E-a ~ -I-a 'ser- 10 E1lI-- L-i- -
--u-I.-s- rf isa--s---is b ~ s',- r-1,1
1----rlt-lr- : .'-1sl-sr W ~ -t -1az---l -
"A " . -.ra-- --1-r rl.I- -s's- . -ss- n ---s
--ur-r i-- -i.s ---'-nr-rr RI -,-E
Tia - - vs-s -I--lsis'- - WIS
t,ru- Mt--n o ans 1- en- IL -rs>sr- -r.a p
rir ir-a --.-sf--rs.- -t.s1 A. va -isEs-- a..
- -rrs a. |iri-r z-s fIr--r rs -1-T -1s
VT II - -i'f r1lrt -1H -as- t--r rEr-1-
-esr rsI1i-. -1r T-u1r an. VIA - Ia
SIN wtru . r1.s ,,-u-r1- -s-iH-e--
--s- Tens Fs=t 1s-za-i I-- Nssr 81
~ 20 r. =uua -FE-s -r-s-e--T. tsr
II -errIs rI1 ~ r-1T--lae,. m ~ me- -
" rt.fs RI -is s-t-s -f -sIEs -te rrr,is-
q - r--is = r----r - - Z < ~
----s ans n r-r-r- -ss'-s-r-1s z ust-<
=s---zz
r-uz-.-1z ~ srs- ,s'--r11r MA Arr
I - -r-z-s---- 1-r A. 1tsn2 tu- - 49,
- - -rsra--f - n1r-1sr s-sn- an. ~ "a
~ - so -l---1u1.rrrs --rr-r-es rr1,--rr1s
|-I1u-c - fr-rr1- 1tcl- u q cav GO a n.,r-1
~ ~ u,-r1ns Fl rcr--1- s-t1 -t',u.-e = rers
sc % ~ sr 8 rsr-s 1T r,-1l.l s1rll. ne
1rtsr ~ 81 ~ e-rm -rr-r - t1-1sr ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-07

m ts- -s-s-r sH-s --- IN ~ - - q
.--u-< ---i ts i-s---s- "a e -rs-s
stk-- s-ss fnt -rt- s-s1 rhs- s---f -
-l--'r--ss ARR = w rr-o-r--s 1-z--z-
--eS
rfs rss h---rr-< hi-s = 1---cr - -rs-
fs-f-ssasSs ~ a -a-r-s's ..il;-sr. e--- s
-r--1s,I,. r--f r-si-r- sr- sr-ss.s-- ~
-'sssss'- ,y -d-v ,a-Csr --sa---ss hl-i al
csss-
Ne tcre -,ss ~ t----rl-.< ei-i t-il- e
-s<- va an cc-sr ccve-r< 20 crhsr< an
~ -r-sS - rs-r rc'cr e - h-rart .
,rciss CT. hr- !. -tS-S rc,s az -asners-
-,-SS>,e G, tStra rs ~ srrrr sks--
sci1s< e. ANS en- ~ ~ rhrS. ~ ~
lrrcrifrS IA --g1t slf1k ~ arr.tsr hrrr1
11t cl-.tcr ter h,rr, frr<t r-.rn - 60
~. - vH-'.s ~ ~ -, ,,rr, $50 Il
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-07
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s-r sd 49, s--ck- nv s----- -. -
-.a-- t-- Z tLr- u-c..1os - -Ezs-E-z -
,sss--ss Al. .-Vs II z ~ ~ =c-z IA
d u-s CT G.. e. - Y cray wsE--s-
l-T---'s,- ,c---- - MIR -.- nay VAS
~ -zr L-a
---r----T ,s-s-s "a NJ ---s-s-- "
-Eks q l-E -L-s-E sec--- = Ma
s-1--r an -s-sTs --E- --s-a ~ -----s.-
-=-s--s r1l,- " -e -s-vH- s--= sa-s
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