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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-30

for q grand new Elks' building on
Washington street.
~6A
Oscar r. Mayer, the great packer,
10 very popular In politics and could
have almost any once II he would
take II.
~eA
Granville w. Browning would make
. good member Of the Circuit Court
bench.
Judge Elbridgs Hanecy 10 one Of the
vprightlisst men q he bar. notwith.
standing his long service on the bench
and In the legal battle lines.
Alderman Henry Utpatel 10 one Of
the ablest and most forceful men IN
the city council.
John r. Ford. the chief deputy COL
lsctor Of customs. 10 . most efncisnt
aid to Collector McNsill.
Trustee Edward Kane Of the SAM.
tary District 10 one Of the hardest
working ofhcials In the state. He 10
always alive to the public's interest.
Frank H. Jones 10 not only . demo.
crat Of national reputation. but . Anau.
cier who 10 respected By everybody.
John D. Gallivan, the veteran letter
carrier, 10 one Of the most popular
men In the service Of Uncle Sam.
Mayor Thompson has chance to
employ lot Of good men as examiners
at IS per day by firing the fellows now
holding jobs illegally.
Chicago should have the two big
conventions next year.
~
Pull for Chicago for the two big
national conventions.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown
should be returned to the bench at the
first opportunity.
~A
William H. Baker made q good rec.
ord on the Sanitary Board.
Addison street. 0nS OF the widest
and longest east and west streets on
the north and west sides. should be
made Q boulevard.
George e. Brennan, the popular
political leader. never wants anything
for himself. He 10 always helping
his friends.
william Pugh Is one Of the honored
veterans Of the U. 8. postal service
Charles H. Lamson Of the r. +.
Conway Co., 10 one OF the best paving
experts In the country.
~
Hon. Fred J. Kern Of Belleville II
talked of for National Democratic
Committeeman by the Lewis.Dunne
Harrison forces. backed by the VIII
son administration.
~
Judge Charles A. Williams hal
never disappointed the public. Hi
record is clear.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has made
ine record on the Superior bench.
Patrick F. Haynes has Away
: served the public we'll. He deserves
J a good office.
~SA
@. ]. Chott. the well known lawyer
who made a good record on the Jus
tice bench. would make good Munic
ipal Judge.
~
States Attorney Hoyne Ia entitle'
to better support, Mr.. Sheriff. W.
refer to the caliber Of man that yo'
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Everyone should appoint himself q
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big conventions In Chicago.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

- Srau Wamis Drummer ftreuste
am Dienftas sesen ibrsn @atten
Charles cine 9lase fiir @bsi1siouns
an, neil er iie ansebli9 unssbiibrli6
bebanotlt bate.
- Dslbsrt Wlutdler pon WfcRenna
Court, ueldsr ii1 an ieinsr 10 Sabre
alteu Eodter Settle usrsins, wurbs
am Samitas ju nidt nsnissr wis brsi
nod mehr pis fiinf Sabren 5uatbaus
uerurtbsilt.
Us. 8. Pattiion, friter Sc.
iddftsfiibrsr Der gism gort Guenina
Yoit, bat am Srsitas Die Scranton
Datlp Stems iibsrnommen, naGbem er
bic attien oes uerit. @sor9e y. Wfarils
BON SaIlston, tpel1e bas Blatt ton,
trolliren, erworben bate.
= Wtun psrssfie bic beuts absns
ftattftnbenoe aartenseiellidaft nit fol-.
genoem Ganj 6es Scranton 3ieoer.
iranj ni9t, ipel9e In 8ereinslofal an
Goams Guenue erfolst. Den better
Spielern iper6en Preije 3ugelprodeu
uuo nuHber tpiro man @slsaenheit har
ben. iia bsim flottsn Tan, Su per.
suiisen.
- Wtur @rabls BON GSams Guenul
muroe am Sreitag In @rmanaelunC
Don $500 Bhr9idaft Osm @ount1 Sc
fdu9uiB lberianbt, auf bic Gnflaae
ieinem Brubsr 80. 6. @rable, elmer
@ugro6tonfeftbdnbler on Der unterer
Sadawauna aueuus, iibsr 800 uutsr
i4laetn 80 baben, fur mel&su er ali
a9snt funsirte.
- Gin iuussr Wiann, Der Iid alI
einen Gnseitellten Der Scranton @lee,
trio @ompauie aussab, ltellte lif an
SreitaS giu9mittu9 In Der G6warl
@onrao Wobuung an 2in6en Stras
elm, lu BEN aussbliben 3med, un
ben Wteter ju leien un6 Die Nidter Al
priifen. Der 10 Sabre nlte, allein Ia
Sauie aupeienbe Sobn lies ben Ser
Elm, Der Iih oann oaran maAte
Shmud ia4en I'm mertb bon $3.50 an
5neisusn. @rft als Sran @onrao tslm
febrte. lpurbe Der DisbItabl entbsd
uno bic Polijsi bsna&ri9tist. -.---
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Staatsfonbent OeS SentraI.
8unOeS.

gu bsr Sisuns oss DeutIA.gmsrt.
funiiasn 3entral' 'Bunbes, psl9sr
leste Bo9s In 9ancaltsr taete, ftslltsn
iih bic fol9enoeu Dele9aten oes Qada'
tpauua 3peises elm: Peter Stipp, 8it.
tor Sod, @rnit @loor, M. @ssers.
oorfer, Sarrp Barber, Sobn u.
S9menfer, Wfihael 9rimsr, Soispb
VSolf. Senrb Burihel, Sreb 8. gBio'
maper, Srau Sdr6osl, Srau @loor.
Srau EiBlsr, 5rau VI. Ssrbfter uub
Srau Wiobr. Die Gbfahrt srfolste nm
7.40 morsens uub uahmittass 2.15
trafen bic Delegaten noblbebalten In
9aneaftsr Gin. Dis Staot mar fhr ben
8onueut niht neiter geihmiidt uub
nur bic 3onuentsballe pranste in feit'
lidem S1mud. Die Sisuussn mo-
rem gut beiuft uno bic Serbanolungen
srnieIsn iid bon allsemeiueu Sute.
refie. Der 2adawanna 3meis bate
Die In iriiberen Sabren ueroiente uno
leitbsm feftssbaltene @bre, Der tbdtisfte
3meig oes Bunbss ju ieiu, mieosr er'
neuert, iuosm er ben gr6Bttn 3umahS
uOn @injelmitalisoeru Iaufsdmeiisu bat'
te. Serr Mi4asl 3rdmer bate bic
@bre. als Yorfser oss 9omitsss fur
@eididte unb SBiHenihaft srnaunt ,u
psrben. Prdiiosnt 8. y. Wtaper,
Or. 9eramsr, Serr BlOosl, Or.
Shid u. VI. bieltsn frdfti9s Reoen. bic
alsemein beiidllis aufssnOmmsn wur'
ben. gls uddite Sonuentsitaot uuros
@rie. Pa.. auserleien. B,i Der Riid'
rsiie madten bic bieii9en DeIesaten
einen Ibite9er mad oem 3apitol In
0arrisburs uuo fameu nm 9 ubr
abenos wieoer In Scranton an, mobl'
bsfrieOist NIT ibrer Rsiie uuo ben Der
banolunSen bes 3onuentes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

= Srau Ebomas D. Dale, SBittme
6es perft. friiheren 8onsrsBmannes. lit
am Routag pl6sltd in 9ieapal gsitor'
ben. als iit 8orbersitunssn traf. um
beimSufebren.
- @inbrsder erlansten jwiiden
Samita9 uno Wtonta9 aus Der Sfftce
oes NuaenarStes Or. 9. ". @reueD an
sBgoming gueuue S8aursn i'm &C.
lammtmertb uon $72.
- Sarrp 6. 3rsS9e, pelher Der
9adawanna @ompanie elm sr0BereS
Quantum Wteiiing ftabl, paro ssitern,
nahbsm er liA ihulois befannt, 3u
ieHs Monutsn @sfdnsniB usrurtbeilt.
- Der 25 Sabre aIte SOisph 8iccu
Don Norb gBaibin9ton Guenne, Sobn
oes befanntsn Srani Ricca, puroe am
Dtontas 9iadmittas auf bic antlase
uerbaftet, spei Wido6en ju unmorali,
i1en 9peden In elm Soroel an HaD'
moub Court 9slodt Su bubsn. Die
Widbaen iinb bic 22 Sabre alte Seliie
6ole unb % Sabre alte MarD Snp'
Der, beioe BON gDelt Wtartet StraBe;
tsiOe MaOdsn erfldrten Der YOlilei,
wie Ricca iie uerlOdte. &cca wuroe
am Disnfta9 auf Bmei 9Iullasen, naA'
Osui er anf elm Ysrb6r uerSdtet, uuter
ie 81 900 Barsidaft fir Elm seriAts
lihes @riheinen 9eitellt. @r erflarte,
OaB er uniduloiS 1T.
I
= 9lm fommenoen Wtoutus, ben "a.
Wfai, pitb bas Scranton Symphonic
Srdeitsr, meldss fiirjlid wieoer ueu
or9aniiirt muroe, In oem 9ieoertran3
@aiinO on abnms slpenue inter Der
2eituns pon Proi. 9ouis 8afer Pbilr
lips elm SOnjert seben, fir msldss elm
re6t aujiebsnoes Pro9ramm aufseitellt
morben lit. DaS Son3ert miro iid als
Elm @snus fiir Wtuiitliebbabsr srwsiieu
uuo alle Aujeiheu oeuteu an, baB eS
iih eines ftarfen Bsiu9ss erfreuen
wirb. Srau SObu D. Sbepbsro, CO.
pran, pirb als Solifttn bss Gbenos
auftretsu, mdbrsuO bic 9auptuummsr
bes Srfeiters bic Shubert'lAe unbes
subists Sgmpbonis bilosu wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

sIlsm unn 1laIHimS Ole Urnn IN hhstens
Cub irt IN sthtousr zrii dm Ooh fiir Sruus fisH>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

Oerlase Der 0tuiisu in @ali3isn. Die
Depeife lautet: -Seit benz auss
bru9s oeS 3rieses 1T feline 70 uiebers
i6metternbe WtelbunS In Petro9rao
einselaufeu, als bic, bic seifern abenb
ben u6lliseu Rhd3us Der RuHen auf
Der 200 Wfeilen lansen Srout In @ali'
3ieu unb Shbpolsn melbete. Sn iaun
nidts In Der 3uiunft ieben, oas ben
uollitanoiseu 3uiamnenbrud Der ruff
iifden Streitmaht nod uerbinbern
faun. Guf elmer Sront BON iibsr 200
Wfeilen bsfinben bic Rulien fi9 auf Der
Sludt. yia1 ben @rfubrunssn Der
lesten Wfonate iheint oisier 3erfall
ean3 unfaBbar uno man muB uubes
6inst sIauben, baB man uns wdbreuo
oieier 3eit bic 8ubrbsit 'uorentbaltett
bat. Ole offijiellen Beri1te bier lais
fen beutli6 ourdblideu. oaB Die Ruhen
in ben lssten @o1sn ntdts 9etau ba'
ben als bte sdnjIihe 1rui9tuus ibrer
armes mom6sli4 30 uerbiuoern. Wfau
sibt enbli9 often ~. oaB bic oeutihe
Stratagie. bic bic Yertrsibuns oerRuls
fen aus ben 3arpatben uno @alijten
bsBwsdts. auf Der S0n,en einis srfols'
REID mar.
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staOt itnO Gonntb.

-9srr @bparb 8sder. elm frubsrsr
Birpsr pon Scranton, aber felt ben
lesten u9tSebu Sabren In Seuoruille.
Susquebauua @ountp. wObnbaft,
murbs am Srettas i'm Clifford Srieb'
bof ,ur lesteu 8ube 9etrasen. auBer
Der Bittme iiberlebsu ibu pier S6bns
uno orei E6hter.
- Der 8adsrassnt Glfreb 3.
Rilliams, ben man I'm BerOa9t bat,
bas er am 81. Wiarj In Der Burfl
DIrtbI&oft an 9adawanna Gusnue ben
Sobu SoDee pon Pittston t6btete, III
In SFloboniu @ttb. Ofla., 6tn9feit &C.
ma&t poroen unb miro 5tpeds Pro
asliIruus bierber jnriidgebra4t lDsroen
County Deteftlu Rseis reifts am Mou
tag ab, UNI ben @sfaussnsn su bOlsu.
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&rtegs= =Na9ri9ten.
(Sortissuns BON 1. Ssits.)

Grras, ssuommsnen @rdbsu iiub
nod teilwsiie In ibrem 8eiis. Guoer'
msitis iGlnssn alle Serlute, unisre
Ninien 3u 6urdbreden. nit gro Sen
Terlulten fiir ben 6eino febl.
.glIe an6ere S0ritO6e Der Seinoe
murben NIT febr ibweren Serluiten
fiir ben @esuer gum Stebsn sebraht.
Sin ipeiterer 8eriud Der Srausoleu.
SartmannsmsilertOpf ,u nebmsn, idlus
fsbl. 9llleroin9s mar es ben 6ran5o'
fen na6 srO6en artillsriitilden Sorbe.
rsituu9en sslunseu. in oas SlodbauS
auf Der Spise oes 9asels ju oringen,
bod wnrOsn iie iOiOrt wisosr binaus'
Seworfen.
van Der Siura pnros elm ruIiiiAes
Battalion, Oas ben 8srlH9 ma6te, ben
Slug 3u ilberibreiten, p6li9 uernihtet.
-auf Dem iiib6itlihsn Sriessidau'
plate lit uuisre Beriol9uus oeS 5eiu.
oes Swii6en ben 9arpltben uno oer
WsidIel i'm pollen @an9e, uno auf Der
sanisn 5rOnt muroe oem 5einoe net
terer i1werer SdaoeH 3ugefiigt. 90
sslun9 es !. y. einem Battalion oes
A. @arbere9iments 3u 6uB,. IA rulii'
i6e Sffi3iere, baruuter eiuen Sberit,
unb A, 500 Wiaun sefanssn ~ nebmen,
uuo 9leihIeitig pier @eiAiise, cine
Mal6insnsewebrs sRompasnie nit Pfer'
ben uno @tpdd su erbeuten.-
eieg iibr sauFen nimmt rieiise Simen'
iionen on.
Berlin, IA. Wfai. Die eeitrise Wtel.
buns oes oeutiaen @eueralitubes iibsr
ben bsrrlidsn Stes In ben 3arpatbeu
bat In gang Dsutialuup uuermebIihen
Subel berporseruien. Der @eueral'
itab teilt nit, oab es nod uift m6sli9
ndre, auf nur anudbreuo cine Shds'
uns Der unsebeueren bis iest 9emad'
ten Beuts ju eeben. aletn in ben
SGlaften BON Earnow unb @or'
lice uno bel Der Berfolsuus Der flieben'
ben RuGen murben 70 melt 103, 800
Manu ssfuuseu, SO @eidiiss uno
255 Mal1inengemebre erbeutet. Sn
bielsn 3ablen fino bic Beute uno @e'
faussnen, Die Die beutideu Serbiinos'
ten In ben 3arpatben uuo nDrblih bon
Der 8siaisl madten. ni4t einseihloi'
fen. Dort muroen ipeitere 10000
@efangens sema6t. unb i'm Strpi. Eal
errangen bieDentf9eu uno Ositsrreiher
seitern uutsr Sen. bon Siufinssn sinsn
nsueu Siss. Der Die Ruiisn melt iiber
5000 @sfausene toitete. Die 3abl
Der @efunssueu bstrast ii4srIid 1907
600 Wtann. - .~.,~s
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unIena B or.

potient: rSnsen sic mol, Serr
Sottor, slauben sic aud, bab bic
beutige Generation mebr @buncen aui
elm lansss 2sben bat, ols bic Dor fiinf'
Sis Sabrena"
OoftOr: ,Run. Oas tommt sun5 Oa'
rauf an. Stuf ale GGlle bat elm ainb
bas beute sebOren pirO, mebr 9tus'
Ti6t, Ianss au lebeu, uls Gins, oaa
por fiinf3ig Snbren seboren ipuroe."
pnti.nt: p9tb, pirtlid! Domi
ipolIen sic bos besriinbsng"
Dottor: rglun. iebr einfa9, bas
feBtsre bat ia i4on fiinf3is Sabre
6inter fi9!1
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karlsruhe" seH&tst9

Norfolt, IL. Mai. Sir ,iriuIisrte
beute bas @srhft, baB Der iuisoerbolt
als psrlorsn unsessbeue oeuti&en 9reu'
jer 3arlsrubsH In Der Siabe Der 2iifte
fhblid bon bier seieben. woroen let.
Wtan uermutet, baB Der 2renler ith
auf Der Sabrt nah Stepport Stems be-
finoet, um bort Shus jn iuhen. Cine
Beitdtisuns fiir bas rneriparoiss &C.
ri9t ut ni4t erbdltli9.
8ritiiGsr Sampfsr torpsbiert.
Cardiff, 8ales, 10. Wtai, iiber Son'
bon. Der britiide Dampfer -Drnni'
cree, Der seftern uon Darrp abfubr,
ipur6e I'm en9tiihen 2anal uon einsm
llnterieeboot torpebiert uuo usrisnft.
Die Wuuui&uft 1T ssrsttst. ..----
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Uerluite ber 9eutiasn.

Berlin, iiber 2onbon, IA. Mfni. Die
Srenbs, bic Die oeutid oiterrsi9ii9en
Stsae In ben Sarpatben uub Deit9ali'
sisn In Dsutfhlano ueruriaGt. bat
6ur6 Die SGlappe. Die bic Deuti4en
In Der yidbs pon drras erlitten, einen
ileinsn Ddmpfer erbalteu. Der @ene'
ralitab sibt ju. baB leiber oisle Seute
uno piel 3riegsmateriaf bel &arencg
uno ablain uerloren seeansen iino.
@uh mirO ju9e9eben. oaB bic 9enanntsn
D6rfsr BON ben Deutiben serdumt
msrben muBteu Grosbem Der Verlnft,
Der pon ben Srausolsn NIT ibsr 5000
Mann an @efan9enen. 5000 @emeb'
rem unb einieen @eihhee anseseben
wirb, In Dsutihlanb i9mer,lt9 be-
rfbrt bot, 70 bat bic Sffsnbsit uno
Srsimiiiistsit bss @ensralitabsS bod
nnssmein wohltuenb semirit, uno man
per9leiht Oieie OielOunsen burh bon
Der feinblihen llebermadt ueruriaate
S6tapps nit ben:uerlOsenen 8erihteu
Der 6ran3oien, Uriteu uno Rulien.
Wfit bisism @rfols 1T Der franj0iiias
Sorlto6. mie man bier all9emsln er'
martet, gum Siehen 9efommsu. Dies
ssht aud idon aus Der WfeIbnug be
@sneralitabes beruor. Der berthtet, oaf
bic SrauSOien 9eitern uaAmittag bel
Jleupille unb ablain nit ihweren Der
lulten jurHdseiblasen wuroeu. Osit
lid pon gpern nuroe Elm wstterel
StIspnnft Der @ugldnoer 9enommen
Smiihen Wtaas uno WfoIel ma4ter
Ole SIan,oien eineu Tstlansriff, bel
nod anfduSti9sm @rfolse uClis fshl
idlus.
Gladlia ssrsttst.
Damasius, Sprisn, iibsr gonbon
IA. Wiai. 9eutnant uon Wiiide uni
bic 9nnbunesabteiluus oss oeutiher
arsu,ers .@mben-, bic uad Der Ser
lltDrung bss S9iffes bel ben 3otos
Snlsln sntiamen, liub nod iebsmo
natlihen abenteuerliten Sabrten bisl
anaefommen. Die Gbteiluns beiteb
aus 80 Wtann.
General bon WladsnisH bor Prjembsl.
Berlin, is. Wtai. Das 9auptquar
| tier Der beutlmen armee uer0ffeutlift
ssltern folssnbe @rfldrung:
,Guf 6em Deitlihen Srieg8ihan
plate ldlussn itarfe ansrtffe Der eng
lian6er aegen uniere ntutn Stellun9ei
NIT idnsrsn 8erluiten fiir ben 5sinl
iebl. an Der StraBs uon Wttnin mad
9pern maGten mir peiters 6ortf4ritt
| nit Der Ridtuns auf Sooge.
SIN Diitrift iiibweitlid BON Sia
griff Der Sein6 seitern uur an psrein
ielteu Stellen an. unb bann na9 eiien
heftiaeu artillsriefeuer als Borbersi
tunp. vile bieie gneriff. MURDER
,uridesidlassn. Sm 9hssllanbe Dol
porette unb n6rbliG uon Hrras perlie
Der Gag jiemli9 rubis. unb Der Seinl
maf,te Feline be6enten6en Gn9riffe.
rllnlere 8ertnite bel Der Gnfgab
; BON @arsuc1 kbetrussn 600 bis 70t
Wtann. Gin peitsrer BeriuH be-
Seinbe, BON uns Die @rdbeu 3uriidjh
nebmen, Die mir bel 8errD'au'Bac &c
nOumen. i&lns fehl.
.3wiIHen Wiaas nnb Wfoiel brad
elm BorftoB Der SrauSoien i'm Yrisitsr
walbe inter unierem 5euer juiamnien
Bsi 9assnou tDurOs Elm frans6fi4s
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g d. | q II.

SGns9en ioI elm 8utterbrot NIT
Ieinem S6peiter9en teilen. @r be-
Iorgt bas In Der @eiie, bob er oas
8rot quer burdfdneibet uno fir ti4
bic beItri9ene sslG9e nimmt.
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9it trummeu geins

ssrau (auf benz pabbureuu leiTe gu
ibrem @atten): ranDpt ben Wantsl
au, Mar :. ionii i9reibt er bir be-
fouberes &ennaeihen inn pnb!"
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@Ulb fir Gifem.

gisls Tauienb trassn. .ihon J
Mit Stolj ben Sting BON @iisn,
Sie saben germ ibr @olo
,sir Dittwen uuo fiir @aiisn :
Der Sslben In ben Cob ,.-s -
SIN beiBsn, blut'sen Rineen =
@efunben /; ale 60 9alt ~
Die Seinbe ju bejwinseu. --ss.as: 10
@ie manhe Trdne mirb
@etrodnst bnrf bic @uben, -, :,
Die Eriser bieies Rin9's .IEa
gBillis eeopfert babsn
Der fhlihte Reif Gilt nun,
Bel Grmen tpie bel &eihen s .
Sn uuier'm san;en Hnnb, -. .r:s
Gls ih6nftes @bren3eiHeu. =. -
Drum iollte ieber bter ~
Berlanseu oanah trasen- =
Der Snihrift bisiss 0iins's
@emdB-uon fidj lu iagen:
Dem nIten Baterlano' !:
Die &reue ju bemeiicu,
SAB th In fHtpsrer Seit
Sbm Sob fur oisi.e @iien.s !:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

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New Britain herald., 1915-03-27
PTinclpa'S Report Shows l25 Pu-
 Dis Present at All Sessions.
ALL CLASSES MAKE GOOD SHOWING
Two Weddings to Be Solcmnizcd Aptil tth-UniOn Services During Holy Wcc>-Eural Carrier Service Tor McotWOOu parlI-~~BriCfS.

According to the report of Pr1ncl- pal Orrin l.. Judd prepared this morn ing 125 pupils in the local schools are entitled to marks of merit for having perfect attendance records during the winter term, which closed at noon yesterday. The pupils in all the rooms made a most creditable showing for
 regular attendance and punctuallty during the past three months and as a result an exceptionally large num-
 bcr of names is to be found on tue merit list
 Before leaving for Point Comfort,
 Va, where he is to spend the Easter
 recess, Principal Judd gave out the
 following list of children who failed
 10 miss a single session during the en-
 tire term:
 Grade l, Nellie $. Brock, teacher
 Virginia Farar May Fletcher, Clyde
 McGibbon, Howard Rogers. Howard
 Thompson
 Grades 1-2, Emily w. Mute teach CT John Martignctte, Wallace Bunncll. Grade ?, Abbio E. Brooks, teacher Am erigo Colella, Admundin Darazio Margaret Edman. Francis Fcclan, IT, wing Lindborg, Freddie Miller, Eliza beth McCannon, Clinton Potter, Ar
 thur Vicinus.
 Grade 3. Carolyn F.. 1logerty teach l er-Mag garet Bcauieu, Arthur Far rar, Eleanor 10urrey, Margarctha Propson, Florence Thom pson Robert Vance.
 Grade 3-4 Pauline Barrcnther, teacher--Anna Crowley, Alphonso De Lucia, Ethel Feclan, Helena Living Al M; Robert Onarato, Louis Pike Verna Saunders. Helen Tierncy Walter Vance.
 Grade 4, Helen F. Morrissey, teach cr-Carl Anderson, Vincent Carone, Fred Beaulieu, sydney Cowlcs John
 Eichler, Elizabeth Ewald, Irving
 Gridley, Albert Hemingway, Robert Leonard, Redcliff Livingstone, Jane Mcclure, Francis Walsh, Howard Stephenson Helene Propson. Grade 5, Mildred Nelson teacher Leonard Cassidy, Joseph Darazio, Burton Hemingway, Elizabeth Tar rar, Albert McGibbon, Joel McC'annOn,
 Ethel Orvis, Hazel Rogers, Albert White. Adcine Woods Walter Woods. Grades 5-6, Annie Currier, teacher -Estelle Baker, Donald Messenger. f Ester Furrcy, Claude Miller. William crowley, Melvin Rogers, Barbara Farrar, Stanley Smith, Edward Icclan
 Loretta Walsh, Wesley Johnson, Ncl-
 lie White, Edward Littlefield, Harry
 Zickwolf, Charles Mccall Amy Jos
 cphson.
 Grades 6-7, Carolyn M. Stow, teach er-Arthur Berner, Ethel Naaman May Cunningham, Meyer Sneiderman Adrian Daniels Gertrude Williams, e.,
 Murphy. Irving Bronson, Elizabeth
New Britain herald., 1915-03-27

soloist at the Berlin Congregational church.
 Miss Amy Dudley, teacher in the Kensington Grammar Scnool returned to her home in Madison today.
 Miss Adele Bassette, principal of the Kensington Grammar school, left today to spend the Easter vacation at her home at Melrose Highlands Mass.
 Charles Amcs has accepted a posi- ton with the Winchester Repeating Arms company of New Haven.
 Mrs. Harriet Welch sister of Mrs. A. A. Barnes of East Berlin, with whom she makes her home, observed her ninetieth birthday Wednesday.
 Nels Anderson returned from Texas last evening.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-27

 Corlett Ethel MfIfslq
 Edward Nooman, Sti5aH
 Irene Thompson.
 Grade ', Inez AI Gladwin, teachetg Victor Berner, Harry Josephson, Harold BirnDaum, Samuel McGibbon, Rena Bunnell, Ruby Miller, Ethel Eichler, Charles Phelps, Gustave EWald, Rose Suba, William fleming way, Hayden Thompson, Malvina His cox, Mary Tierney, Vivian Howard, William Vance.
 Grade S,--Eleanor Peasc, teacher -Georgiana Booth, Clifford Lee, Jane CorWin, Gertrude McGibbon. Ellen Crowley, Mildred Pcstillo, Elsie Dun bar, Elizabeth Pike, Carl Edman, Olive Rogers, Mary Edwards, Ferdl- nand Schmidt, Viola Eichler. Adei- bert Stephenson. Pauline Farrar, Pearl stocking, Harvey Hart, William Tier ney, Lena W hite.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-27
BCrlin News BERLIN CHURCH PLAY NETS THIRTY DOLLARS Cil1s' Ad Soc,5ty Presents "A
 Lu.Cl in ih; SubuIbS." RtV. fR. h zla BALk fa0.d EDEN x>H
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Gives Interesting Account of His Trip to Vermont With Body of Mrs. NcD- stcr-( 'oud,tlcd His First Service A ~...
 Thcrc-Paln Sunday Notices.

Members of the Girls Aid society of the Second Congregational church in Berlin were very much gratiied last evening with the success of their play, "A Lunch in the Suburbs which was given before large audience III :lecom plished style. More than thirty i've dollars was taken in and, alter all expenses have been cleared there will reman d profit Of about thirty dollars 'whIch sum is far in excess of the fondest hopes of those interested.
 Mrs Samuel A. F'iske, wife of the pastor of the church, is the teacher of the Girls Aid society, and 1t was under her direction that plans for the play were started, but, owing to her illness, Miss Helen Rohm took charge and carried the presentation through to success
 The society was assisted in the en- tertanment by the Benson brothers of East Berlin, Frank Benson giving piano selections, Victor Benson cello pieces and Oscar Benson vocal solos.
 frnc following is the cast which gave 'ro play: Airs ICnhins, the hostess, woman
 about thirty. Miss Pearl Woods Kitty. her daughter, aged seFen...
 ........... Elsie Pickett Miss 5rowD, her most intimate
 friend, who lives next door.
 #........ Miss Elsie Benson , Martin, a naiidle-aged woman
 N;r:, :,n car trumpet ...... ...... Miss Florence Miller Miss Lawson, rather sporty"
 subu.baoito. Miss Helen Wallace Nfna ,>nothe- n r,it ........ Miss Harriet Root Mrs, Mounts: uart, d r.',t N''.' lcrl uornan ... Mss l .-., Ganteld Mra Jenkins, s;-., Mr.,. .ep .<ins' nlother-;n Jaw. .. ......... Miss Isphorine Garter Ellen. an Irish maid Miss Hazel Vyle Mary. g. waitress. Miss Muy Skinner Pln ce--Eliindale, a New Jersey sub- \ nrb.
 Tim e--The present
 The action of thc play centered abuut Q dinner party given by lIrs. Jenkins to some refined acquaintances and l. misunderstanding which she created.
 The Kitchen ceiling of her home fell down on the morning of the day dur ing which she was to give her party and the cat was killed. Rushing to the telephone, Mrs. Jenkins called up -;aSf husband to tell him about the ac,.i,1n.,t IF Ter excitement, gave h;,, h. IL ,,4~.i.4e.ll that their daugn- 2 ts: kitiy fed been killed. She said