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mat nearly All sections OF the hel, which
htu leen complaining Of drought had re-
'"iN'd moisture. This increased offerings
hIt real weakness did not devotion intii
after he wide break in foreign exchange
.<pceia.N sterling. hccam" known. Prices
were ~ ;heir lowest around tho middle OF
the day.
some steadiness late in tho session was
nerlNe,l from reports that the tropical storm:
n'n monH much damage in Iar.aica. and
the likelihood that It would move In The
uli"r u"n OF, the cotton bolt
futG"cS closed steady at a decline OF
20 points Closing: October. o.I6: Deem
-? ''''
Srot. ssoady. unchanged: ndddiinc aSic
bales.
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE MAnkET,

NEW YORK. August l5.-Raw sugar. firm:
centrifugal. i.2Hi..5: molasses. ti"T,i.S. re-
fined steady. Butter. easy. Cheese ir-es
MAR Spot coffee. steady Rio No. &c:
Santos No. I. 9-.".
c"tronsecd oil was higher on light crudc
offerings. tho .irnlhess in lard and short
covering, prominent local retner was an
active buyer OF september and SELLER Of
January and March. Switching operations
90 surprised lHcpJ barrels Of the day.
total Of 1900. Final prices were & 10 %
points net higher. The marke, closed steu,iy
Sn"t, "MNs"o; August. 5.soII.a0: Scpten-
her. ".isT6.". october. 5.S2Tj.G: Noverihar
!NM5t5: December. :.S'H5 -: Ianuary 1891
~ February. 5.aonso9: March. i.osao 10
Total sHlcS. ". 90
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IHIItSI GAME.
IknMfeilH 90 LIN

BROOKLYN. August l3-The Kan
Sas City Federals went to pieces be-
fore the attack Of Brooklyn to-day and
were defeated 9 TO .
In the first inning Brooklyn scored
four runs on four hits off Dan Adams,
a western league recruit In the
fourth inning four more runs crossed
the plate on four errors and four hits.
Manager Stovall used fifteen men in an
effort to stop the locals
Kansas City - ] o. 000-2 >
Brooklyn ......4 O 0 o l0Os-9 IL l
Batteries: Adams. johnson. Packard.
fleming and Brown. EnZcnroth: Seat
on and Land
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
iSai"- at Union Stockya-ds
IT,


RichInom!. Va, August IT, 1875,
Best steers. sass. choice cattl, higher.
medium 10 good. !iaW'; common TO fair
s!.Ws,:: best hcifers. 7,aTa; medium to good
$500: common To fair aigIc'l: hes, cows
ST6'2; medium to good. -, Tja, common 10
fair. tHj: best oxen. si7TT: medium 10 good
stm.t: common TO fair. 5Iii.; best BUN,
.; light. oToi5: fresh COWS. Si0I&1s: best vcnis
sac: common. lower. best sheen, 5l;il:
medium 70 good. IdH: common TO fair
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SpccinIties Center or Intcrc,t

Nr.W YORK, August i3-Specialtics
Mcre AGAIN the center Of interest OF TO-
go .r"ainS on the outside securities
,narkct. but the aggregate volume OF
i nenlihGs was the smallest that has
neeh reported i'm some time. Dealings
10. were without special feature. h..
t,! ,pe'nS scattered throughout 4
o ,n ,ist or issues. although some III
and Foundry shares at the start WI =
shares particularly were less prominent
than they have been I'm recent markers
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SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING
ELKTON HOTEL, ELKTON. VA

:. ON Shenandoah River. open leveI
mouse. high ceilings. vide porchcs Elk
lhthia Water for rheumatism, malaria
and insomonia Booklet ID q - 70 Al
HAM Manager
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. August ;7-Acrte weakness
ee'zeh the wheat market to-day as a result
~ tions that export sales Of 2.np. cOn
ing statemeEts tina; The contracts nuiiiTed
we're as big premiums FOR quick snip:h.nt
oE way OF the Gulf OF MEXICO ami ,u,ilJ
iouht!tss be replaced little later with
N'FthHrn wheat at much lower prices tn
market closed nervous. i'sC to rs 3i.c undo
asst night. With September At sl.o-M and
pe.en'her *!.oth Corn finished SC to %c
Gown: oats of sc TO ii.-. and provisions
IN. III 1870 P'''iSi'''iS
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'KspoTted by Rodgers. Piummcr & Co. Incl
LETTERS BURG. VA. August .3.-Span!.h-
Farmers stock. market quiet: first Guai.iy
h, r per 6nshel; of grade. 5oc 10 5oc per
ousheL Nire .nias- Farmers stock market
weak: fancy Jumbo. 3i.c per pound fame,
handpicked. SIC per pound: extra rr:iue
&C per pGunc: Smelling stock. :i.c to 2a.c
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FIRST GAME.
Ran for I.unue in ninth.

Toronto ................o n q . -
NSSm,Trnl ,::..;,.:. % 900 80
Whitenan 80. FLYNN. Deviin. Graham
Ial"y. Three base hits-Whitemau. lr-,an.
Two base hit-Ds Win. Bases bHlls-oT
McTiEne. ): on Fullerton. :. MILD pitch
Fullerton. Struck "ut-by McriEuc. :: by
Fullerton; 4. stolen hascs-Nash. Dcvln.
Passed hall-Eelry. Sacrifice hit-Irelan.
Cmpires. Clcary and Carpenter. Tlmc. ::a..
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Ideal Sea Shore Resort
$3.50 Week and I'm

sur. and inland bathing unsurpasscd; boat
,nE. hshinE clam 5akes. nsh fries: trso
no"iins, poo! etc. 90 miles on eIceII. ne
power boat. :0c children fr-cj: special a,h.
.inx rates ladies &c. children free. men DC
let A. IL. u. MEARS. wuchapreaCu.
Eastern Shore. Va
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Irish. per nushe! ..:...... ,

hppies-Receipts heavy: demand limited;
UWnE oest quality wanted P.ars-Receipts
hsht: Bartlett anh <ecl;ics cSn-cisllv active
81 'op quotation: active demand Coaches
,>eceeipts. heavy; only fancy peaches want
cd Plums-Fair demand tor good quality
uia Pct,-Receipts. light; demand. good NJ
Iuotnlions' Orions-Rcc"ipts heavy de-
linno. iaiT. Poiato"s- Receipts. very heavy:
over supply: demand slnAA -. -.
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SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

TORONTO. August l3.-Montreal and
Toronto split Il double bill here this
afternoon. Fullerton pitched the Roy
ais to 9-to-2 victory in the opener
while Luque held the visitors to three
hits and struck out nine i'm the see
ond. thus enabling the Leafs to carry
off the second encounter with a 3-to-2
score. Scores:
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SECOND GAME.

Summary: Runs-Deviin. Alncida Wn
ltams. Rath. Gilbert, Two hase hits-'TiI-
liar!s. tath. Sacrifice hits-Dalev. Kath.
Sacrifice ny-tirahan. stolen b1seS-Nash.
Nc"hcr. Rail. Williams, Daley. struck out
by Galore. !; l." Luque. q Eases on
balls-on Galore. ;; off I.uQue. :. Time 80.
Empires. Carpenter and Cl.ary.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued From Finn page

this game. but the visitors punched or
rors in the sixth inning along win
hits for three Hustler tallics Man
ager Branch Hickey. of tho ST Louis
americans. and Manager Clark Grif-
NTH of the Washington club. were
spectators The scores:
FIRST GAME
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R"rhester .........".oo -
summary: Rurs-Xmmerman tab. HoiEe
CD. Shannon. Jameson. Carlstrom. Bases
on bhiis-on Hon. !: off Cav. !. struck
out-by Hon. s. by Cav =. Three base hit
Judge. Two base hit-Steverson. Sacr,tic~
hit-Shannon. stevenson. stolen bases
Clemens. Carlstron. Double plays--,Iii &c
10 Heating to judy: Williams to shannon.
Umpires, Eckman and Brown. Time $40
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RIcMMoND HAY MARKET


CHICAGO. August l3.-Iicg.. weak: bulk
s.i nght. S..p'Ifi'0 m!ved. $40: heavy
s. :pnt'.2i: rough. $s.2ons:.a;: pigs S7VJnSS ~
cattle steady, natIv. beef cattle -; iGIr
th:,: COWS aud h"!f"rs. !3l0Isa!o; calves
soISN. .! sheep. weak Lambs strong
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orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

Beautiful mountains: alv.y. eoo,. .,.y,.,
$50 ~ YOU value health pleasure rest
,oi.e. Rcstorarve waters equal Carload
e.aI neoliiy. rheumatism. kidney and
n to,na.M l.ouolcs Free amusement dancinr
ratts. cAp tnn. booklet q cartax p.ay
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DRY GOODS

NtW ncl!it. August l2.-Cotton good,
Wer" IN slightly better demand to-day and
naahs were steady. Wool markets wer.
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c. - ANNAh. GA. August !3.--Turpentine
IN n n. 81 safes 852 casks. reccipts. a7: casks
SSnirWehts. SVO1 casks: stocks. $3.50 casks
ncsin, firm: sales 1000 barrcIs: recciTis
80, barrels; shipments. i.eia barrels: stock
oi.'pS. Quote: -. B. 100
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Tcn-Cent Rail AT nni,imor,

BALTIMORE. August l3.-With the
inauguration of Decent ba sehall, Bal
tlmore entertained its largest week
day crowd Of the season. II saw the
nome club lose the first game OF a
double-header with Pittsburgh. In :
ana come from behind in the second
and win, 3 TO .
FIRST GAME.
Pittsburgh 02OO2 OOOO-I II
Baltimore .. u q q o0oOI-l 6
Batteries: knetZcr and OConnor.
Bender and Owens
SECOND GAME.
Pittsburgh -. O q ZOO o 90, 10
Baltimore n o 2 q q "a
batteries: Dickson, Hearne and Ber-
ry: Quinn and Jacklitsch
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Rlnckeve PEAS; No: !; bushei

HTh'k"Ne Ntas. no. 7. bushei - % 20 . IS
MARKET CONDITION.
ErSs-Mark"t remains firm and advs --irE
"E@it day. receipts light. demand h.r,.v
P"u,ry-Hens aud chickens active at prices
Quoted. Chicken market lower. Butter
Market remains unsettled. outlook lower
Neals continue IN Eoon demand and selling
Immediately on arrival
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HIDE AND WOoI. MARKET

The hide market has advanced again. and
H!6-' are sun in good demand Wool has
.i-r advanced Il little. owing to scarcity. IL
!. very dangerous 10 ship green hides ia TINT,
Mn! OF 2'eariier they arc la BILE TO spoil
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ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Caliror-
mia Expeditions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba.
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail-
or water 10 all points Phone RIM
solph 45Ss. GIG L. Main ST.. nichmUnG.
VA.
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Federal League
BuHcils Win Twice

BUFFALO. August l3.-Thc Buffalo
Federals cvencd up the series to-day
by twice shutting out St Louis. 10 o
and TO o, the two preceding games
having been shut-outs for Buffalo.
Schultz outDitChed Crandall in the
opening game. The winning run was
scored on Daltons single and Lou
den's o-baSc hit.
Anderson was splcndidly supported
IN the second game, double plays re-
tlrihg the side in three critical in
ninGs.
FIRST GAME.
81 -, Louis ......0o 0ooooo9-o |
Batteries: Crandall and Chapman:
Schultz and Allen
SECOND GAME.
ST. Louis ...... o 10000 q
Buffalo oloooO.-G 10
Batteries: Groom. Willet and Hart
ley; Anderson and Blair
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
CONTINUED From FIFTH paee.,


Newport News ........o o =?
. summary: Runs-,;ust. SeiSIie. Walker
stolen bases-iiopkins. Gust Sacrifice hits
=, walker. trist Barnett Bases on balls OF
torihy, !: IN GARDINER /. Struck out -
"y p4rray. :: by ';ardinicr, d. Left on b. go.
Oh pi!hps I; Newport Sews. :! Doubjo
piaE-Pdrnalec to Hartzeil to Gust. Hit nv
p,,,cher-Parma Ice. Time. ia Umpire
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SEW WORK Aurust = Mercantile m =
nai 4i."a't sterling siNtv.day bills. Ne7:
Tot ieW"nd So. 'pr ,ables :i-gT Bar
silver -. Mexican dollars - J;cva~rri.ut
bonds easy Railroad hor J. ir-~rular
Tim" loan. -asy. sixty days. .;.|1u riuc,y
r.-s-. - -. SIX months. 81. C.ll money
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

SEni; best lambs s; common to good. ef7H
pest hogs. "a; sows and stays. 5Gf6.
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SUMMER KEsoRTs-AtlantIc city

Hotel Majestic S:sss 1S:ss: 81
~ attractions: ocean view: capacity 500;
elevator. private baths. white service. etc;
superior table Special. 500 up weekly;
s2eo up daily Booklet ~ A. SMITH.
HE wLlSHlKt s s,rs,hia o aeenu' v, .nt
capacity asn: private baths. running water
In rooms. elevator. me porches. etc: music.
Sp"cial-{i500 up weekly 800 up daily:
open all year: booklet: auto trains
SAMCE.- ELLIS.
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like. umpire,. Brown and Eckman. Time.
GAME.


Totals....eo y II Totals....3c SET 10 4
.Battcd for Cav ninth.
Tran for l.aiunCc In ninth.
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New YORK. August la-ro-. ;roy.,,
Hi.Hlalinr s| Exports. az haic.. stock
'rntsl for TO-DAY =, ri port.-v.,
- h.le'i 'Hnor' 5'i7 bales s,o.X. IA
Total Tor w..k ~, receipt. ro,o h,,..
oNp"r's "eo3 bales N'"'
T?,ai ~ ,.seson-N.t receipts e g.
SE" ORPHANS. Angus, =. -pai,, a., :,
"r'fon belt AND weakness" in ,or.iru
ciang" W"r. influences which workrd sr.I,,
the price n; cotton to-day. auc a, ~. ,i
had the market down = to - po!r,. Sl'a,
'yerf o'oht-takers on n liberal srIr III"
me noon h"ur. wh.ch resGltot IN :, M,
~ ,ttoVsr}' the market closing at = r-,
'oes fri the ,-sSi6n % 10 : ,,oip,.
l'ne opening the colin. ,,bt..
eng 9et'r Than due and III. report si,u-
nv WEI and cloudy weather ovor a H..
P-ri ~ ne belt. Private reports ubi,t,
cSr"H IN during the morning made II anne. :
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

by evv Commission Col
Richmond. Va. August -. 1915
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RICHMOND GRAM MARKET

sh grain: Wheat-No. red S!..qu,5.
=: hard, s..lCfiS..-o. corn-No yellow
!i:C. others nominal
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
REDUCE THOSE DANGEROUS
VERBOSE VEINS

Physicians are prescribing and hos
hritafss are using new and harmless,
Lyet very powerful germicid es that not
yonly causes enlarged or varicose veins
and punches to become normal but
! also. reduces goitre, enlarged, glands
varicocele and wens ssa ss.s
Ask any first class druggist for an
&origi1al two-ounce bottle of Moone's
Emeyald Oil Gull strength and re-
\ fuse TO accept anything in its place.
/ ri ii such highly concentrated pre-
Eparation that two ounces lasts q long
EtameSand furthermore II this wonder
Ef1l discovery does not produce re-
sults you can have the price refund
ed 81 4..s Ass 49,
It is not wise for anyone to allow
swollen veins to keep on enlargirg.
often they burst and cause weeks OF
pain suffering and loss Of employ
mert. Start the Emerald OIL treat
FInent as directions advise and I'M
kprovement will begin at once. The
Clark 81 Brainerd Co., or Riker-Hege-
man Drug Store can supply you. Gen
erous sample by mail for 10 cents
Iron Moone Chemical Co, Rochester
~
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
KEEP ADVERTISING
4I
COLUMNS CLEAN
fraudulent Ads Detrinlent to
Newspapers, Says Wiley

Chicago. June 22.-'The Effect of
advertising Censorship on the Cash
Drawer, was considered In remarks
W Louis Wiley, Business Manager of
the New York Times, at today's ses-
sion of the Convention of the Asso-
ciated Advertising clubs of the World.
Mr. Wiley protested that he did not
Ike the tone of the title assigned to
MIN. TO keep advertising columns
clean is not only the duty of the self
respecting newspaper publisher. it is
to his advantage. = he said.
There can be no dispute as to the
immortality of printing a fraudulent ad-
vertisement. In addition, it is a poor
way to build up business. There Is
no stability about that kind of adj
vertising. Legitimate advertising
helps to build up newspaper. Fraud
ulent advertising helps to pull its own.
Cause OF Undoing.
There are many newspapers on
profitable. basis, which carry objec-
tionable and, FRAUDULENT advertising, I
know. of a number of newspapers
now on the rocks which were once
prosperous. / attribute their undoing
to their lack of self respect, lack of
regard for their own regulations, and
their. heedlessness in printing unre-
liable news and advertisements. An
honest self-respecting newspaper has
the most enduring success.
The sincerity of the newspaper
which proclaims its devotion to the
public welfare in its editorial columns
and sells its advertising columns to
fuuacks and frauds is open to question.
There is no doubt whatever that the
neWapaper which has the greatest
value as an advertising medium is the
Lone which declines fraudulent adver-.
! Eisements.
The recently enacted New u rk
Fork state law against fraudulent ad-
vertisements is wholesome thing and
VIII have highly beneficial effect.
. Equally desirable is the law passed by
rfe New York legislature last year
prohibiting the inclusion of advert1s-
ing circulars in copies of newspapers.
Particeps Criminis.
There can be little doubt that
every man. newspaper owner or not,
9rho gives rogues the opportunity of
realizing their nefarious schemes is
uarticeps criminis. He who assists In
the perpetration Of fraud Is accessory
to criminal offense. It has been
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

One of the Austrian battleships
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

said that il there were no receivers
had no means of reaching the gullible
part ofsthe public their occupation
would be gone
Newspapers as well as individuals
are judged by the company they keep,
and a newspaper which keeps its COL
umns absolutely clean is the publica-
ton sought by the man who has a
worthy product to sell. Such news
paper does more than lend its circu-
lation to an advertiser. 1t puts upon
the goods he sells the indefinable
stamp of honesty. It has already
plowed the field he wants to SOW.
Should Bar Distinction.
There are few editors who will al
low false dispatch or report in their
journals. Why should a distinction be
drawn with business news which at
fects the purses of their readers?
The censorship of advertising can
be epitomized by a paradox. # it
is loosened, the publisher will choke
to death. on his own greed--if It is
frightened and his newspaper has the
favor of the. public, the cash drawer
will expand with honestly earned re-
ceipts."
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
PREPARING REPLY
TO AMERICAN NOTE
German Foreign Office Experts
May Finish Task This Week

Berlin, June II, Via. London, June
22.-The foreign Office Of the Ger
begun the consideration Of tn eGer-
man answer to the American govern
ment's note concerning Germays
submarine warfare. and the first
draft Of the document presumably
will be finished at the end of this
week AS the reply this time will be
submitted to Emperor William at
headquarters, after It is threshed out
between the departments concerned,
1t probably will not be ready for
transmission before the middle or
the end Of next week
There is no clear indication of the
probable nature of the note yet OBJ
tainable. From the emphasis which
the alleged British practice of flying
neutral flags and encouraging mer-
.chantmen to attack submarines, and
the impossibility OF submarines to OBJ
serve the regulations concerning visi-
tation and search under these condi-
TONS it might be anticipated that this
argument would be the kernel of the
reply. But at the foreign office there
seems to be an impression that this
point will appear only as d subordinate
part of tthe reply if at all, and that
an attempt will be made to give d
definite answer to President Wilson'S
requests, one way or another.
Refer to Former Voyages
The alleged armament Of the Lusi-
tania probably will not ngure promi-
nently In the next note Consider Bile
testimony has now been assembled re-
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

garding the presence of guns aboard
the Lusitania. but 1t all refers to
voyages prior to the one during which
the Lusitania was sunk.
A German sailor named Emil
Grade, for instance, deposes in an
aff1davit published here that he sailed
for four years on British ships, In
cluding the Lusitania and the Mature
tania. He ayers that he made three
trips on the Lusitania and that she,
like the Mauretania, carried Ave or
six 12-centimeter guns-two on her
after deck, two amidshlps and one or
two forward Grade testifies that he
personally watched naval reservists in
the crew of the Lusitanla exercising
with these guns.
Favor Peaceful Settlement
Higher business influences con-
tinue to be exerted in favor of a
peaceful settlement with the United
States. A numbr of Industrial and
commercial leaders in Germany have
appeared in Berlin during the last
few days to use their influence per-
soraally to this end.
n No further details regarding the
manner of the destruction Of Captain
Otto weddington's submarine. the
U-29, are obtainable here. The ad-
niralty says that all the information
iii it's possession was contained in its
announcement OF last Friday that the
underwater boat had peen rammed
and sunk by a tank steamer after the
tanker had been ordered to stop.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Freight Conductor and Detective Lose
Their Lives.

New York, June 22.-o- S. Tim
mons, one OF, the oldest freight con-
ductors in the employ of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail
road company and Sherman Williams.
a detective employed by the railroad.
were instantly killed yesterday near
Harrison station by the White Noun
tain express, which struck them while
rounding e. curve.
Timmons and Williams, riding on a
freight train which had come to a
halt, had gotten off the train and were
" aIking along the track wnen struck.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

from New Haven, Waterbury, Bridge
port. Hartford and other places. the
president, George Parmley Day of
New Haven, stated that plans were
about completed for rebuilding the
house which was burned last Decem-
Der.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
RESTORED TO DOCKET.

Wilmington, June 22.-The Interna-
tional> Harvester company antitrust
case yesterday was restored to the
docket for re-argument by the su-
preme court. This postpones de-
cision until fall, at least.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

he very announcement of sale
this store starts folks talking and
ming and buying. Sales are rar-
II with us-we don't believe in them
IL when the time comes for inven-
ry we then believe in doing what
9fan to lessen our labors-there-
"a this PRE-INvENToRY SALE.
cARPETs, RUGS, DRAPERIEs,
WALL PAPERs.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
should Bar Distinction

TO REBJILD HOUSE.
Litchfield, Jnne222. At the annual
meeting of the. George Junior, Repub-
lie just held. with. delegates present
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
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which took part in the engagement
with Italian ships between Trieste
and Venice was the Veribus Units.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
Do You Read Labels?

Domestic science teachers and
food authorities are urging the
housewife to carefully read the
labels on all food articles.
The laws Of most States compel
food manuf acturers to print the
ingredients Of their products
On the label, and this enables
consumers to distinguish health
full foods from those which may be 4
delet
High-grade baking powders are
made of pure cream OF tartar,
derived from grapes. Royal Bak-
ing Powder is type of the highest
grade. It is lea1thfu1 beyond a
doubt and the safest and best
to use.
The loW-grade baking powders
are made from alum, mineral
acid salt, or phosphate Of Lime.
Consumers can learn the char
acter Of the baking powder by
referring to the label, which
must state whether the cont ent5
inc lude cream Of tartar, alum or
phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..
New York
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