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New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

Today the question of greatest inn pCrtance is whether there is any pros pect of the wars coming to an end during 1915. A few months ago there seemed to be every reason to believe that it would. Now, with so little apparent progress being made by either side and with neither giving any indication of being anywhere near the end of it's resources, there seems to be no justification for optimism in this respect. It may well be, however that just as the war itself began with little or no warning, so it's close will be equally sudden and the result of circumstances that cannot now be fCrseen.-Bridgepor Standard.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

The supreme court of Ohio has up- held the right of public school teach CTS to form unions, and thus the con test goes against the uperintendent of schools of Cleveland who attempt ed to prevent the teachers of that city from organizing.-New Haven Union
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
FACTS AND RANCHES.

Incidentally, no congressman or senator should be allowed to vote for a national prohibition amendment to the constitution without stating pub- licly whether he ever takes drink hjmself.-Waterb Republican.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

Records of the work of the pre- vocational and trade schools in New Britain can be studied with interest here in Ansonia because the time Is not far distant when we are going to undertake this vocational school training ourselves. The sooner the better.-Ansonia Sentinel
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
BLANKETS AT SALE
PRICES

PRICES
 Sale Prices 69c, 97c, S1.49, $1.97, $2.39, S2.6S pair.
 Value soc, SIPS, Sl.75, $2.25, $2.75, S2.o8. >
 WOOL BLANKETS Sale Prices S2.S7, S3.44, $3.97, S4.4S, S5.SS, S7.25 pair. Value $3.25, S3.o8, $4.5O, $500, $6.5O, $500.
 CRIB BLANKETS Wool Finish 9oc value, Sale Price 7Sc pair.
 Large Single Blankets, Sale Price 8Sc each.
 COMFORTABLES Value $1.o8, sale price S1.68 Value $2.25, sale price S1.97 Value $2.5O, sale price S2.19 Value $3.5O, sale price S2.97 DRAPERY MATERIALS
 BY THE YARD.
 Sale Prices 10c, 15c, 17c, 22c, 25c, 29c.
 Value from 15c to 45c yard. Sale Prices on Ready Made Curtains, Rugs, Lino- leums.
 KNIT UNDERWEAR for Men, Women and Chil-
 dren.
 All Marked at Sale Prices. Knitted Skating Scarfs, Toques and Long Gloves. IOqueS ........... 49C each Scarfs ............ 9Sc each Long Knitted Cloves 75c pair.
 S1.0O LONG SILK GLOVES Sale price 79c pair.
 Colors pink, It. Blue, Champagne, Brown, Navy, Tan, etc.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

Unless the new city fathers get onto their job and put through ordinances that will afford it ample protection Ansonia's new 1000 Main street. will look like thirty cents in a few years. As things are now it should have been made portable, in sections, so as to be lifted and replaced at will. -Ansona Sentinel
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

The disposition to find nice place for the private secretaries is not confined to congressman. Governor Tener of Pennsylvania Is about to retire from office and he has just named his private secretary to the public utilities commission of Pennsyl vania at a salary of s10,00O year, The appointment is to be confirmed by the state senate and opposition has already oped.-Bridgepo Post.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
SAFETY.

Is interested n or who be board of cts the con-
 department The dispute d the chair
 an unhap- 5 an i'll feel
 benefit to epartmen ents, t to a large pline and if anag ging end hardly be he men. It for the po- ninoned by t the meet instructions brary chair Fd to desist ns he is still a Philadel- be natural he time to fight do the of public lnsel might a truce so department Interruption courtesy Fnbers. l age person a member 1 no nistak- ] or has the 1 per of any 1 have ob- 1 D removing l lasn't then ] es in the
 him to i til he does 1 f he is not l 1 not being | |ide at ths 1 pate In the l 1lents. The 1 interest in 1 paper and l hess of the | e same as l
 evidently | n the case
 ' there can i It of tho 1 re now be. 1 s Is a re- l hin and his
 Iaying that l been gwen
 that it 1 B the whip
 ority vest
 He may 1 it looks as
 1 can only
 Id it would
 ndrews to
 been dealt i he mayors
 t on what l rts decide 1
 A nice i ould be 10 1 he corpor-
 ave both
 Billy Sum !, being dis ! ertaiing, if i what are { any. He
 rcises in frge audi 1 that he is 1 rk. The l is conver- l
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

JOUR ANNUAL SALE OF SHEETINGS, COTTONS, TOWELS, TOWELING, LINEN, ETC.
 l7c Turkish Towels, Sale Price 12l1c each.
 12Nc Toweling, Sale price 9c yard.
 $1.3o Bed Quilts, Sale Price S9c each.
 35c Table Damask, Sale Price 25c yard.
 $1.O0 Table Damask, Sale Price S9c yard.
 5oc Shams and Scarfs, Sale Price 44c each.
 Battenberg and Cluny Centerpieces at about Half Price.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
New Haven autoists have a griev.

New Haven autoists have a griev- ance against the police department and 1t seems to be a justifiable one. Chief Smith has ordered all per- sons who are arrested to be measured by the Bertillon system, no matter what the charge is or who the pris- Oner may be. Some of the motorists who have been taken to the police station for no greater offense than having their rear lights out, have been subjected to this indignity They have not been ''mugged' for the rogues' gallery but they consider the Bertillon record only one step removed from "mugging" and are up in arms over the matter.-Hartford Post.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
WASH GOODS AND OUT@
 ING FLANNELS.

lOc Outing Flannel, Sale Price 7c yard.
 15c Wasting Flannels, Sale Price He yard.
 Best quality 36-inch Per cales, Sale Price He yard.
 New Dress Ginghams, ex- tra fine quality, Sale Price l1c yard.
 Dress Goods and Silks in- cluded in this sale.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

4:1s r. m New Britain Matter. nArt of tho city m u . Month . sent by natl CenSs . ef.
 Ing medium in s and press dvertizers. safe at HotA- and Broad Iard Walk. brd depot Ls.
 .S25 w
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

Bristol, the youngest city of the state has made a good showing, ac- cording to the public report for the year past. Noticeable is the charity department, which has been con- ducted on a strict business basis under the supervision of charity commissioner. One advance in char ity is the plan adopted to cut out the 1uXuries of life at the expense of the public. On the back of the duplicate orders any grocer can fill Is list of articles that form the only food pro- ducts permitted to be dstributed.- Middletown Penny Press.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

. Much has been said and much has been written about the alleged cor rupt practices of republican Boss Barnes and the democratic Boss Murphy in New York, but neverthe- less, the elections in the Empire state are the most honestly conducted and the returns the most accurately and eXpeditiously reported of any state in the union The two states in which there are more election scandals than lr the others are Pennsylvania, re- publican state and Indiana, a demo- cratic state.-Bridgep Telegram
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

In many respects the most interest ing figure in the country today. poli tically, is Governor Whitman of New York. His career has been sensa- tional and may yet be more so. He owes his political prominence to his efficient work as the district attorney of New York and his expectations, If he has them, to the fact that he carried handsomely the great state of New York. This may, provided he makes as good governor as he did a district attorney. lead to his nomi- nation by the republicans for presi- dent two years hence.--New Haven JOurnal-Courier.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

l Billy Sun- being dis frtaiing, if . hat are
 any. He fcises in frge audi that he is
 rk. The
 is conver- Nas a ball
 cagO team
 he country (h perhaps he players ys a man some of it ny hunor- t he pulpit. Rther with Ia uses peO- and also re to emu 5 claim ed Experience
 back slid
 tains, but i ming that It or plat
 of theol-
 of the with some
 uments in
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05

Sale Prices 69c, 97c, S1.49, $1.97, $2.39, S2.6S pair.
 Value soc, SIPS, S1.75, $2.25, $2.75, S2.o8. ~#
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
BIG CLEARANCE OF STAMPED GOODS AT ART DEPARTMENT.

Lot No. l--Sale Price 9c each, value 25c.
 Lot No. 2-Saie Price 19c each, values 25c to 3oc.
 Lot No. 3--Sale Price 39c, values 4Qc.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
WOOL BLANKETS

Sale Prices $2.S7, S3.44, S3.97, S4.4S, S5.SS, S7.25 pair.
 Value $3.25, S3.9S, $4.5O, $500, S6. so, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
MAY FORM FARM
LEAGUE AT ONCE
Possibility In Connection With Picnic
and Program to Be Given in
Coe Thursday.
ASK OTHER TOWNSHIPS TO JOIN
Separate Meetings for Men and Wo-
men, One in Fairfield Church
and Other in School.

Residents OF Coe township are do
ing all in their power to hasten the
day when Rock Island county will be
ripe for the employment of a farm
agent Furtherance of this cause is
one of the principal reasons for the
grounds of the Fairfield school. three
miles northeast of Port Byron, next
Thursday. under the auspices of the
Coe Township Farm Improvement
league. Speakers Will be G. r. Bliss,
Scott county agent; W. F. Handischn,
state leader in farm Improvement
work; Miss Lou NJ. Harris, county su-
perintendent OF schools. and Mrs.
Kate Gleason, head of the domestic
science department of the Moline pub
lie schools.
An unusual arrangement has been
adopted in that there viii be sep
arate programs for the women and
the men, that for the former being
given in the Fairfield school and that
for the women in the Fairfield church,
which is but a short distance away.
At noon all will join in a basket din
ner on the lawn.
Representatives from other town
ships have been invited 10 be present,
and IL possible an organization along
the general plans previously outlined
will be formed during the day to unite
the local societies in the county. so
that county adviser may be secured
without delay.
The Days Programs.
Following is the mems program for
the day:
1890 a. m.-Address. Farm Organ
ization," by G. R. Bliss, agricultural
adviser Of Scott county.
2:3O p. m.-Address. ". F. Hand
ischn. leader of the farm Improvement
The wOmeu's program:
1O:30-Address. Community Build !
ing'--Miss Lou Harris. Rock Island
county superintendent of schools.
2:OO-Address, What We Should
Know About Housekeeping" - Mrs.
Kate Gleason Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

I Patriotic manifestations reached cli-
max iu Vienna last night. according 90
[ O telegram received here from the Aus
tr.au capital After ttaiy's deciara-
zion ot gar and she manifesto of En-
prrur Francis Joseph. calling on the
army. navy and an hIs people Cor pa
t-iuuc devotion. had been published iu
special editions about 8 o'clock. crowds
gathered spontaneously iu all parts OF
the city.
Thousands OF residents paraded the
streets singing patriotic songs and
cheering the emperor. the monarchy.
the allied army and navy. Before the
war ministry patriotic speeches were
delivered. officers and soldiers were
greeted with tremendous applause In
diEuatiuu against Italy found EXPIRES
sion lu cries OF Down with traitors,
Down with Italy 80 attacks on
Italians we're made. however.
The town council OF Tricst has been
dissolved hy the emperor as that city
81 subject only 90 the imperial govern
rucnt. The governor Of Triest has dis
solved the town council OF Goritz.
Demonstrations Continue.
Naufalsa SHAY ~ wa "a So AaH'H'aAa|
Enthusiastic demonstrations in favor
OF the war continue throughout Italy.
In Florence. Venice. Genoa. Milan and
the other large eouters crowds throug
the streets cheering for the king and
ihe array. Most Of the members OF
the chamber % deputies have voiun-
fccered for service IN the army or
navy. OWING 20 the large number or
men nov under arms there Is short
age % workmen. In some cases women
arr doing work formerly performed by
nsn. In several cities women are en-
pioyed on street ears.
Baron Burian Resigns.
Rome. May -. via Paris. May 2il-
Reports which have been received here
that Baron Burian. the Austrian for
siEn minister. has resigned. are gen
orally accepted n true and have caus-
81 vide comment His reported fall
T. attributed 90 the failure % the Aus
tro-iiaiian negotiations and the dec
iaration % var b. italy.
Paris. May ga Havas dispatch
from Rome says the Corriere Della
S@ra announces the resignation OF
Baron Burian. the Austrian foreign
minister. and says that lie viii be sue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

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usr .-s-s-E rsr HHa- Ea.srr5-s
rar arHEHHe-nsrrF sfsrE PAS been
nate craze volunteers It gears Hr sEr
er af-r who are physically rf v' e-
serea -f HT enc EerrE~ Coz ere
HlEs.HE ef rHr VsF
Members Gf rr.sF eTHs rr Boot
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He.r services aHf sar aer a- f.rr
Graz Hrrsaes n all vs'sa rf tF
5.s.s-I rsrfF services t9 enc Hrf Cross
sff ts ar sI tiess were received sF
rsH FsEsHIssfllr.
Expressions OF r--rr arc rrr
g-fsf HH every cite sssF Esr rr- s
aHs... sr rrrsrut ta Fss.sF 5eFs1ss af
ts.fT blood or sTGsassl-s wEr are
BENG arrested Wholesale Or ere tss-
HfH ts.H HrIr.-s 1F rrrHF. rrIras srt
as Fs-.s. ter-rss lstfsas ess beer
Is.ef reports tNft ffaEsssfs Of
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tons s.Hs r.- N1str.aE srf 0-rassr
r.s where fsrT have Deem s.sT
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rsrHaas. r-sF sarrz. are reported t1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
FIVE GAMES PLAYED
AT RESERVOIR PARK

Reservoir park was a busy place
for the baseball bugs yesterday. I'VE
games being staged there during the
afternoon. breaking all records since
the Geld was used for sports
In the first game the Black Hawks,
a team OF boys. defeated the Twenty
sixth streets. is 10 8. Santry. Schie-
berl and BeuninE worked for the vic
tors. with Wiseman and Levi Tor the
losers
The Hasre Cardinals won two
games. the first from the Rock Island
Cubs by a score OF 10 TO o. and in the
second combat defeated the Davenport
AIl-SJars. e 90 s.. IN five innings. Kes-
ter and Mcliguiu worked FOR the Car
d'uGIs iu the first game. with Cavan-
augh and Hotchkiss Tor the cubs. In
the second game Roy McMullin pitch
ca for the Cardinals. with Whistler be
hind the plate. Finkelstein and
O'Brieu composed the battery Tor the
pavenporters.
The Twenty-fourth street Tigers de
feated the South Heights team by a
score Of u 20 q The Tigers We're
much younger than the South Heights
players. and much credit is due them
for thcir victory.
In their first game OF the afternoon
the Rock Island Cubs defeated the Mo
line Eagles by count of Il 70 8
Manrelsdorf and Hotchkiss formed
the Cub battery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

that the levy has been made necessary
ortY by the tFcachery of Italy.
The order from the Italian severn
merit calling for a general mnbiiiza-
tor vas greeted with intense eutElE-
iasm Gu Eeuirr. tt vas greeted with
a great popular demonstration. crowds
marching through che streets Cor many
bouFs.
Niruua Statement Denied.
Rome uag 81. tvia Paris. Mas -f.F=
The of.e.at statement Published at Vie
eaua eharEirE frat italy asa not ad-
here Co the principles % tav triple all
lance ls declared by che Gioruaie
a Italia % bc entirely incorrect and
fnisisadinE The Italian position. a.
summarized D. che Newspaper. fol-
lows
-Ths situation % ttaly became intoi-
cradle utrr Austrian and German az
Eressloa against Serbia caused she E.u-
r1peau eaaGaEsati9u without giving
previous u6ttacatl1n tn Rome
Italy trEltirlatciy undertook Co pro-
tret her ouu interests. gccoriirE 60
rikhts Eraatel her by che triple allie
aaes treaty
Austria. despite German Foot Ole
secs ttiadiy aud 1bsfiuafriF rrslste-
itaIy's fast demands. FruderlaE inrgi-
table acgtr a1fsEusism. Therefore
Austria aiurr is responsible Coy che
res war. although Germany is not enc
tireiy biamciess. bat Italy asa every
thirE humaneiv possible 90 prevent g.
-it Ga exceedingly strange that Aus
tria nov asserts article seven OF the
triple alliance referred Co Turkey and
not 90 the Balkans. although 10 con
tatns the phrase status gnu On the
Balkan rrEiun.- The meaning of this
phrase has been discussed since Aug
asa. between the Rome and Vienna
Euvrrrusruts. The latter. with the
cotapietr agreement of Bertha. ended
b. adh~FinE without coalition 90 the
Italian interpretation that "a meant noi
aniF Turkey bat also the states lu the
Balkan peninsula
Tri~st Csuneii Dissolved.
AsastsFtam- tvia Lonfon.i MAY a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Anather Vyoraaa Who has Found
Health tn Lyeils ~ f-inkhassns
Vegetable CosaPsund-

Essdsborr. Esnsess - serss yssfs
AZ Q Suffered with terrible raaa's g. ~
ss,s gsisa thogEs were ias.sss-s' .sss'sf''.
slao via bszrfsg down relrs t'ssS-
scse. ard wa &C tires sgts.lY So
yoes. took three Bottles - ty...'a E,
Fiashass's V~ertaAfas Csrpegad s';st
an rev ~rioyisE god hsslta. ~
b. ( al % recommends yetss sssess'sifss -
any wernsn suffsriaF wtsa fsrssa.is sre'...
BE sad gau rsay pcbiass us hstsers
Mrs. A. T.. SMITH. = Ne. y l''N ~.
Liagisaore. EsEsass
tf you have the slightest d"uhs
that Iytfis D. I-fakha : te<eta-
BE Couspoassd VIII heipyou-~rtfs
teLydiss F.-I-fnkhsnn ,isdietncte-
tesnfid~ntfan I.yun-,fa<s--fer 40
vice. Near letter VIII DC ep~nsa-
read aud answered BY y wcrnsns
'saa. held IA sEx1ex ennadcoce-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Face EruptiOnS Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate I'M
purities Deep in the
Tissues.

The results shown by g s s. in clearing
the skin reveal how searchingly and how
deeply this famous blood purifier attacks
blood troubles. Facial ertTptions are moro
often significant Of impaired nutrition result
Ing from faulty elimination OF body wastes.
Most people realize this TO BE- true. And
YET IL Is a difficult matter to convince such
people they should avoid those harmful drugs
such as mercury. iodlde Of potash arsenic
and so on. s. $. 5. gives Just good effect
without the destructive results. because IL is
more searching II goes deeply into the cir
Culation wherever the blood flows. but IL does
not remain TO cleg the system. And it's effect
IS complete and thorough Indicated by
blood tests. One Of the strange things today
is that so many people welded to the
notion that mercury Is the one antidote. II
Is not so. There is in s s s. a product Of
nature that ~ rated enc Of the most potent
principles known for the complete eIinina ton
Of blood troubles.
Wherever you go there are people who
know this 10 be true from their own expert
ence. for IL has been clearly shown there IS
enc ingredient in s s s. as essential to
health II the blood be impure as the nourish-
ing elements Of the grains, sugars and salts
Of our daily food. Get a bottle Of s. g. s.
today Of any druggist. but insist upon S. s.
s, accept no substitute. And II your ca So Is
peculiar or OF long standing, write TO the
Medical Adviser. The Swift Specific Co., 10l
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ca
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
KENWORTHY WILL
PRESIDE MAY 81
Msnsers q Jean gafsr4 Pest Nams
Eses fsiaaf Lawyer Master
% Csrsmoales-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Top to bottom. Niscount Haldane,
Augustine Birrell and Lewis Har-
court.
Among the men slated 10 retire at
once from the British cabinet are Wis
count Haldane. lord high chancellor;
August Birreu. chief secretary for
Ireland, and Lewis HarcoUrt, colonial
secretary Haldane is one of the
ablest men in the cabinet, but his
statement before the war that he re
garded Germany as his spiritual
home" has aroused suspicion of him
in England which viii not down
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

FriHrF v5r g1slas o. Germany ana
rsr1r tfaeet58 Of AgsFria. e1antsd
sesaeE enc sh1rss Eistaalsfs 5H ERE em-
s.4T ef Fsesr respective government.
Fs sH 6asssfars ss U6me daring thT
s-FfrE sr1rfEs WEes italy vas tssitsf-
srF aetVrrr var sr5 peace made use
CO al. srelr ra,sFrs 81 tipiomarF co.
E-ea Victor Eeassg~"s sirEf0sr OUT
III rr= eear5rs Tt~5F ss5taFr may Do
fser..-.5 t1 Ft- 8Fera a~tmisE de@asG
Coz var on Gro Pert as ere Italian
people
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

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trie, ,assrs sal a.
kfaas ef @e,ii,aes
fsr several years
bet Was roe gzrett
eatl Eaoa LYDIA r
.piasfas Neeets-
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bore ~ ssti-sorial
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frrisG en- -
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