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New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
ITALIAN DIRIGIBLE
 ON FIRE IS LOST
Believed Crew Was Saved and Cap- tured by Austrians in Vicinity of
 LuSsin Island.

Rome, June g, via Paris 2:10 D.. m.--An Italian dirigible which made an attack on the Austrian port of Plume yesterday caught fire and was lost. The crew is believed to have been saved, and captured by the Aus trians
 Official announcement to this effect was made here today as follows: Yesterday at Plume one of our dirl- gibles dropped number of bombs on quarters being used for military purposes Returning from this rald the dirigible was obliged, as the re- suit of an accident to come down in the sea in the vicinity of Lussin Is- land and it caught fire.
 The crew of the dirigible is re- ported to have been saved and cap- tured'
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
STRIKING WARNING
 TO GERMAN EMPIRE
Paris Newspaper Declares in Conn menting Upon Resignation Of
 Secretary From Cabinet.

Paris, June 9, 11:50 a. m.-The news of the resignation vf Secretary 6f State Bryan, which reached Paris too late last night for comment by the morning papers, is given promi- hence in the evening editions, which publish detailed sketches of his career.
 The Midi refers to the retiring sec retary as "pacifist at any price, and says that having been this all i2is life, his resignation should be re- garded as a striking warning to Ger many. President Wilson," this raper continues, "has developed a de- gree of firmness of which he was not believed capable. Happen what may, the situation is becoming clearer Let us hope that Berlin will appre- Ciate it's grave signiflcance.'
 LInformation says: President Wilson in maintaining his ideals has not let the realities escape him. The American character is capable of firmness and resolution, and it's de- nominations will not be without con- sequence.'
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
HISTORICAL EXHIBITION
Fifteen Nations Represented at Gen.
 tral Grammar School.

large number of parents were present this afternoon to witness the historical exhibition in the Central Grammar school auditorium. Tables were placed about the hall upon which relics of the respective nations were exhibited. The Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire girls had tables. A pupil presided at each exhibit and explained the different relics to the interested parents
 A program of folk dancing and singing in the native languages was carried out. The children were dressed in natEe costumes. There was also an exhibition of wireless telegraphy.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
v Cm Mems

Arthur Unwin is seriously i'll at his home on Maple street.
 The Bodwell Land company today sold land on Stratford road to Geor- giana Monks
 Elizabeth Grindrod has sold a half interest in her millinery business at 46 Main street to Mary Barnard.
 WilliamAH, Loomis today sold land at Highland Tract to Thomas Leonard
 John F. McGrail, ct ux., today transferred land on East street to John and Mary McGraiL.
 The finance committed of the school board met this morning.
 Commissioner F. N. Humphrey is on a business trip to New York.
 The regular meeting of Hertha lodge, No. 1so, D. O. H. will open at 7:3O tomorrow evening. The lodge will celebate It's eighth anniversary with a supper and entertainment after the meeting.
 A meeting of the French Natura1i- = zation club will be held Sunday at which the members will familiarize themselves with the manner in which city business should be conducted. A model council will be formed and a model mayor will be elected.
 A son has been born n, the hospi- tai to MT. and Mrs. James McAloon of 1880 Stanley street.
 Mr. and Mrs J. S. Bennett at- tended the graduation exercises at Peekskill Military academy Monday where their son, Ossian, was a mem- Der of the graduating class.
 An important meeting of New Bri- tain camp. Modern Woodmen of America, will be held this evening in Bardeck's hall.
 There will be a very important meeting and rehearsal for the mem bers of the Y. M. T. A. & B. Drum corps Friday evening at the rooms at o'clock sharp. All the members are requested to be present.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
EAGLES IN CONVENTION.
State Aerics Hold Meeting
 AnsOria,

vention of the fratcrnal order Of Eagles opened this morning at Eagles hall with an attendance of nearly ono hundred. John H. Spittler of Bridge port presided, the morning session hcers and committees. At one o'clock adjournment was taken to Celtic hall where luncheon was served by An sonia acric. The convention was ex- pected to close late this afternoon with the election of officers.
 Features of the morning session was an address of welcome by Mayer Schumacher of Ansonia and the tax ing of q group picture of the dele- gates In front of the new post once building.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
LEACH MAKES COMPLAINT.
Stanley Quarter Man Looking for Dam
 ages for Accident to His Car

Stanley Quarter Man Looking for Dam-
 ages for Accident to His Car.
 Eugene Leach of Stanley Quarter, whose automobile fender was broken yesterday when the chemical engine backed into it at Kilbourne's fire, visited the central fire station this Tn morning to make a complaint to Chief Dame and to see if he could collect damages. He was referred to Chair man F. B. filling of the safety board and planned to confer with. him this afternoon. }
 Chief Dame states that MT. Leach was the one at fault. He says his car was standing within the fire lines and not far from the hydant The car was located so that in backing rapidly it was impossible for the driver of the engine to prevent hit ting it.
 Under the law a person cannot col lect damages for injury received from the city fire apparatus while it Is in the discharge of it's duty.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE. Plumbers Must Connect With Sewers
 in Front of Property.


 Notice will be sent to all plumbe by the board of health that in the future it will enforce the ordinance which requires the connection of property with sanitary sewers to be made in front of the property.
 The board will report to the coun- eil tomorrow night that an investiga- tion of the alleged smoke and noise nuisance at the Meehan stoneyard at the corner of Union and Clark streets is not within it's Jurisdiction. The beard of public works has already de- cided that it cannot act in the mat ter.
 Employes of the board of health will receive two weeks vacation this summer. Hanlon and Murphy of Hartford have been granted a master plum bers' license.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BLAIR-BATRD NUPTIALS

William Blair and Miss Grace Baird were married this afternoon ct 50 Maple street by Rev. Dr. G. W. Hill, pastor of the South Congrega- tional church. The couple were un- attended The groom is one of the best known Scotchmen in the city. He is prominent in Clan Douglas. O. s. c. and the Burns club. The bride was formerly assistant secretary of the Y. W. c. A. and enjoys wide acquaintance.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
HAS NAME REGISTERED.

A certificate of registration of the trade name "Rhoades Municipal Ice company was filed today with the city clerk by Ray Rhoades of 1012 West Main street. The water board has ordered Edgar l.. Rhoades to re- move the wordi Municipal" from his wagons. Charles. Johnson >ftoday transferred ito Emma Rl1oades two ice wagons and other fixtures used in the ice business
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
FIREMEN PRAISED.

Judson s. Kilbourne, whose barns were destroyed by fire yesterday. stated today that any criticism of the fire department is undeserved. He said the firemen did so well as they possibly could under the circuni- stances and that they worked Ike beavers to extinguish the flames.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
RELOIN TO CONDUCT HOTEL

J. H. Beloin and Eli Beioin. brothers of Fred Beloin, the we'll known hotel man, are making pre- parations to start In the hotel busi- ness in this city. They have secured 6; five years lease on the Hotel Leeney in Schupack's block on Main street. The new proprietors do not contemplate applying for liauer license.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
DECLINES NOTED ON
 STOCK EXCHANGE
Bryan's Resignation Causes Un-
 settlement on Market

New York, June g, Wall street, lo:30 A. M.-Secretary Bryan's re- l signation created some unsettlement at the opening of today's session on | the stock exchange. Initial declines ranged from 1 to points, with pro- l nounced weakness in war shares and [ other specialties coming within that classification. Dealings gave promise
 of rising to large total, but bore no indications of liquidation. United States Steel was the only stock to be offered in large amounts, initial sales aggregating 7,500 shares at a loss of l 3-4. Much of this was soon re- trieved and rallies in other parts of the list followed in short order, some stocs making complete recovery.
 Close.-The low level of the day was made in the later trading, but buying orders were again effective, al- though recoveries were mostly triviaA The closing was heavy. @
 New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, me members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w Eddy, National Bank building:
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
EvabeI Bertha Smith.

Evabel Bertha, the year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Osmon Smith died at her parents hove at 177 Hartford avenue last night The funeral was held at 3 o'clock this afternoon and interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BERLIN rorrNTRY CLUB.

A meeting of the Berlin Countrv club was held last evening at the home of 4. A. Hadden of Worthington ridge, Berlin. A large mum per or signed applications for membership were received, ~
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
MURRAY APPOINTED.
Selected by Mayor Quigley for Va
 cancy on Park Board.

P. J. Murray was appointed to the park board today by Mayor Quigley He will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John O'Brien, who was appointed to the board of public works. -.-
 Mr. Murray is a we'll known citizen. He is in the real estate business.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC AT VIENNA

Paris, June 9, 5:15 D. rn.-The Havas Agency has received a xex. patch from it's agent at Madrid who that an epidemic of cholera ha. that an emidemic o cholera hn, broken out in Vienna.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.
Lady Salisbury Torpedoed by German
 @ Submarine.

London, June g., 12:25 D. ra.--The British steamer Lady Salisbury was torpedced by q German submarine this morning and sent to the bottom!
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09

The Lady Salisbury was of sss tons and 235 feet long. She was built in 1880 and owned in Newcastle,
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
roo LATE TOR cLAssIFTcATToN

LOST-white water spaniel. nine months old. Answers to nalno Billy" Q. B. Disgs, I'll East Main
 street s-e-1ox
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29
MeChesney Gets A Big
Reception AT Falmouth

Falmouth, KY, July a.
Fresh from his triumphs in the
Eighth and Eleventh Congress-
ional Districts. H V. McChesney
spoke to 400 people in this city
today at the courthouse. He was
introduced by the Rev. E. X.
Pike. Of this city. pastor Of the
Methodist church. McChesney
told Of the splendid receptions
nd large crowds he had been
having in this campaign and said
the people were thoroughly
aroused to the need Of Statewide
prohibition. He pleaded with
his hearers to join with him in
his efforts to drive liquor from
Kentucky. His speech was well
received here and he made many
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

Mrs. Jake Smith of Sturgis
was here last week enroute to
visit her mother and father MIR.
and Mrs. W. H. Ordway Of the
Crayne section. Mr.. Smith will
be remembered as one of the
pretty Ordway twin sisters.
On page six of this issue will
be found q beautiful little poem
which displays great talent. 1t
was composed BY Herbert Wood
Whitney. the handsome little
grand son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Dorr. of this city. He has been
the guest Of his grandparents
this summer and the inspiration
he has received from the trees
has expressed itself in this little
poem. He is nine years old and
a son of Herbert Whitney. the
claim agent of the Illinois Cen.
trails New Orleans division. The
Whitney's reside at McComb City
Miss. just an hours run from
the Crescent City.
Walter Mcconnell. Burrell Wal
ker, W. 7. Mcconnell. Mob,
Boston. Trice Bennett. Franz
Dodge. John Byford. Jr., Maus'
McChesney. Will Canaan. ALDER
Canaan. jeff Asher. Doc Greer
and Ed Flanary went to Black
ford Wednesday morning to hea
Harry McChesney's speech.
good crowd greeted him.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29
A Visitor OF Note And Interest.

Mrs. T. ]. Latham, of Mem.
phis, Tenn, is the guest of Mrs.
Lizzie G. Finley. and Misses
Anna Lue and Mary Helen Fin
ley. on North College Street.
Mrs. Latham is a visitor of UNI
usual interest; being a we'll known
and prominent Club woman Of
the South. leader in the Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution;
Vice President of the Southern
Woman's Democratic League, of
Washington. and honorary pres.
ident Of the State of Tennessee:
Vice President of three chapters
U. d. c. in Memphis: honorary
member of many historical Con-
federate Veteran Camps; a prom
inent member OF the Press and
Authors Club. of the State Of
Tennessee.
She is bright. vivacious and
unusually entertaining. Her
friends regret that her stay here
is so very limited. She leaves
for San Francisco. where she is
Chairman Of several committees
for the U. D. c. convention in
October.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29
Whole High School Class
Had Job On A Farm

Farm and Preside says: "A
high. school class in agriculture
at Glendale, Arizona, last year
planted an acre patch Of cotton
last year on which the pupils
grew 2,9&O pounds. Although
they had to sell for the shocking
ly low price Of four cents .
pound. they made q profit Of
$25. 80 cents. Ten cents apound
would have given the class .
profit Of SOC"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29
Ed Young The Father
Of Fine Baby Boy.

Ed Young is going around
these days with a smile on his
face a mile wide since he has
received the news that he is the
father of a fine baby boy, born
Friday morning at Winchester,
Ky. The youngsters name is
June Mcdowell Young. The
latest reports are that mother
and child are doing we'll. Madi-
sonville Hustler.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29
Your Cough Can Be Stopped

Using care to avoid draughts. ex-
posure, sudden changes. and taking 4
treatment Of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. will positively relieve, and in time
will surely rid you. Of your Cough.
The drst dose soothes the irritation.
checks your Cough, which stops In a
short time. DR.. Kings New Discovery
has been used successfully for IS years
and Is guaranteed to cure you. Money
back II Il fails. Get a bottle from
your Druggist; It costs only a little
and will help you so much. 8
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

Miss Louise Clements visiting
in Elizabethtown. Ky.
Wanted: loo bushels shelled
oats. Call Phone TIP rings.
Miss Ethel Holmgrede Of Tex
as is the guest Of Mrs. M. N.
Boston.
Miss Mamie Love of Clay was
in the city last week the guest Of
;ier cousin Miss Susie Boston.
Mss Lucy Severance. Of Frank
fort is the guest Of Miss Vir-
ginia Flanary on North Main st.
Mrs. C. B. Ellis and sister Miss
Ruth Croft left Saturday for
Dawson Springs to spend sever
al days.
Miss Christine Clark. Of Gracey
is the guest Of Miss Mary Clay
Gilliland, at the New Crittenden
Hotel.
We clean clothes. and all kinds
OF gloves. Dry cleaning a spec.
ialty. Yates Bros.
Mrs. Sam Gugenheim and Mas
ter Samuel and Miss Nell VIII,
Jams left Tuesday to spend sew
eral days at Cerulean Springs.
Mr.. George Cochran Of Nash
vile. Tenn. is visiting his moth
er Mrs. Nancy Cochran ant
brother Mr.. 7. H. Cochran.
FOR RENT:-A cottage Of foul
rooms opposite the Marion
Graded and High school build
ing.-J. w. BLUE.
Miss Lora Johnson. Of Critten
den county. is the pleasant CUES
of the Misses Popue this week
Princeton Leader.
A. c. Moore and wife hav,
returned from a weeks sojourl
with Mr.. and Mrs. V. Y. Moore
at Madisonville.
Next week we will publish
most interesting and amusin,
article entitled ''Mirandy. O.
votes for women. Watch for |,
Mrs. Georgia Dean, who 10 sc
journing In Southern Californi
10 being delightfully."- entertaine
by her sister Mrs. Myrtle Thur
man.
J. W. Shaffer and family q
Tolu. KY. were here shoppin
Saturday. Mr.. Shaffer fnishe
delivering his old corn last wee
for which he received SO cent
on the river.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

w. H. Reynolds Of Cave Spring
section was here Monday, look.
ing after the cemetery interests
in this section.
W. B. Daniel passed through
the city Tuesday enroute to his
home near Fords Ferry from a
trip to Cave.in-Rock. Paducah.
Kuttawa. Princeton and other
points.
Mrs. Mary A. Jenkins, whose
foot and ankle were bruised by
a fall last Saturday week. is i'm
proving and hopes to be able to
walk soon.
w. II. Compton and wife. OF
Nebo. who are guests Of G. w.
Davis and wife. near the city,
expect to leave for their home
tomorrow.
Hon. Albert Butler came from
his home near Salem Sunday anC
took his good wife home. Sh,
having been here on q visit 4
her mother. Mrs. Susan Glenn.
T. C. VanCleave. Of Evans
vile. book man for this districI
for the International Harvester
Co.. was here this week inter
viewing his sub agents.
Mrs. ]. w. Blue, was called t
Evansville Monday on account o.
the serious illness of her sistel
Mrs, r. l.. 0rme who was Il
under go an operation.
Jess Olive went to Evansville
Sunday accompanying his daugh
ter Mrs. Howard Ward to a hos
pital where she underwent al
operation.
Pearl Steam Laundry. the lar
gest and bes' ever representa-
In Marion. Palm Beach suits
specially. We will call for an
deliver your work. Office a
. Morris & Son Gro.ery.
/ BELT & CLARK.
: Mrs. Melvina Fritts. who ha
been the guest for the past tw
, weeks Of her sister. Mrs. Henri
, Brantley near Repton returne
home Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth MCGEE is I'll
guest Of her friends, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. R. Faulkner. on Salel
! street. and has been honored b
bsiug chosen secretary Of Il
Teachers institute.
i Miss Katherine Yandell r,
!, turned Tuesday At noon fro
Mexico and Smith Center. Mo
where she spent . delightful v
cation with schoolday friends.
( Rev. James A. Chandler. WI
3 spent last week IN Hendersc
d the guest Of friends. return,
K home Saturday afternoon n
filled his pulpit Sunday morniu
and evening.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

Miss Elizabeth Niece is at
Marion. attending the Critten-
den county Teachers institute.
Miss MCGEE will teach at Marion
next session. = Hopkinsville Ken
tuckian.
The Deacon. by home tai
ent will be presented one night
early in August; date to be an
nounced later next week. Watch
the Press for full caste.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Walker
and their daughter Miss Dewey
of Sikeston. No., arrived last
week to visit their many friends
and relatives here and in the
county.
The old Alves homestead and
farm is for rent for 1916 or lease
for five years. SO acres. well
watered. Good brick house. ole
mile Of Salem. Mrs. Lee Dor
rob. Hammond. Oklahoma.
! Miss Ann Eliza Johnson when
last heard from was in the Great
Salt Lake bathing, near Salt Lake
City. Utsh, having stopped to
rest enroute to Southern Cali
fornia.
Miss Lottie Luckett, Of Green.
vile. arrived last week to be the
guest Of Miss Miriam Pierce, al
the Pierce Mansion in the North.
ern suburbs Of the city, and tC
join q camping party who arc
spending the week at Piney
Creek.
Mrs. Miles Flanary and Mis-.
Ina Woods. Of Marion. and Mrs
H. C. Moore and daughter
Elizabeth. Of Princeton. ar,
pleasant guests Of Mrs. ]. W
Jackson. at Otter pond. Prince
ton Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Reed ant
C. A. Woodall. all Of Kuttaw;
we're here last week. The for
mer were guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
Markham Terry and the latte
of Mrs. ]. c. Woodall and he
children.
w. w. Ward was here Satur
, day delivering creamery butte
from the Wolners Walnut Viey
, Creamery and Dairy. The bu,
7 ter 10 the equa: Of any dreamer
} butter and Will found Q read
sale for all he had.
: r. L. Bib, who has been on
. Of the pleasant and capable en-
> ployes Of Uncle Sam at the pos
: Office and in the r. F. D.. SCI
vice for ten years, will leave
, q few days for Cation. Mort
, Dakota, to work In the whel
d harvest. Leslie wants the OF
4 door:exercise and also wants Il
Z $500 per day. which Il Is n
ported the farmers are payinI
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

Lawrence William Henry"
arrived at LBS o'clock Thursday
at the home L. W. Cruce and
wife, in Ardmore. Okla. where
Mrs. Henry is visiting her sister.
The news reached Marion in the
shape of a telegram from Law
renee Cruce to the happy father,
James Seth Henry.
Earl Sullenger. a graduate of
the Marion Graded School and
of the Western Kentucky State
Normal, at Bowling Green has
been chosen principal of the Sa-
! m Graded and High Schools.
he will be assisted by Miss Es-
Their Elder of Salem. and Miss
Allie Wilborn Of Marion.
Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs.
Sam H Cromwell went to o wens-
boro Thursday to visit Mrs. Rod
gers. They returned Saturday
accompanied by Mrs. Rodgers
and Mr.. Herbert Rodgers. who
are enroute to Marion. KY. in
their car. Henderson Cleaner.
Mrs. Lille Flanary. who has
been attending the Bowling
Green Business University. re.
turned last week to visit he'
mother. before going to Thorn.
sonville. Ca. where she has &C
cepted a position as teacher ir
vashti Industrial School.
Arnold Driskill is recuperatins
raridly. His broken limb ha'
given him no pain, especially
and II Is thought to be knitting
together satisfactorily His faith
er and other attending physi
clans feel quite optimistic abou
his case.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hayne
left for Cincinnati. Ohio. las
week going via Tolu and takini
packet from Memphis. The Obi
} river is at good boating stag
now and a trip on the water wi
be beneficial to Mr.. Haynes W
hope.
J. Frank Adams was in Ii
, city Saturday and In the cours
OF a conversation in regarding
the Commonwealth Attorne,
race. Said he believed Ed. Your
gained 80 votes In the Chap
Hill section, by the speech
9 delivered At the Court Hou'
: here Saturday.
Il Miss Aurelia Weldon. daugl
n Ter Of Jesse Weldon Of Madiso
b vile, and grand daughter
{ John Weldon. 10 visiting him a
{ other relatives here includir
81 Mra Lear. who is her graf
= mother and Mrs. E. L. Harpen
!. Ing. who 10 her aunt.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-29

He went to Butler last night.
where he spoke to a crowd of
$50 people. He was introduced
by W. M. Rairdon, an attorney.
Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
School Athletics
For Ted Meredith
Are Near the End

NEW YORK, July iT.-This may be
Ted heFedith's last year on the eInder-
path, The Olympic half-mile champion
Will graduate from the University Of
Pennsylvania about one year hence, and
he win then go forth into the world to
seek out his career. At this time Mere
dith has no plans for the future as re-
cards business, lie is taking u general
course AZ PennsylvaDla- one that will
qualify him 20 DO almost anything, but
nothing IN particular. Whatever his
choice OF q career may be, Meredith viii
not lot running sway his decision one bit
IL, when Meredith settles down 20 busl-
ness. he finds himself located near some
athletic center where he can get train
ing and competition. he win remain in
the sport for perhaps a couple Of sea-
sons after he graduates from college On
the ether hand, IL hls new life carries
him away from the athletic fields. Mere
dith will be seen no moro IN competition
after neat summer
Meredith made the assertion at the
Panama-Paoifio eastern trYout held no
Gently that he has thoroughly enjoyed
his career on the cindeFpath. and he has
no desire 20 QUIT the sport. except TO put
Il aside Il il interferes with his business
IN the future.