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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
O6H unb gemHfe

4epfel. - Gute 4epfsl $3.50
400 per gbl., ie mad AudIitdt
gffronen. Wdrff ror H.tta.
Wseffna $2.25--260; California
$2.25-2.75 per Riffs.
Dranasn.-Mdrit rnbig unp
itetis. California $2.50-3.00; Slo.
riba $2.00-2.25 per &iite; 9nnge.
rinss $2.25-2.50 per Sopp.liiiie.
GRAPE. Fruii. - fIoriba
2.15-2.40 per aiffe.
erbbeeten. alabama $3.50
800 per at. Crate.
aartoffein. - NiAigan 81
--55e per 8uf6st unb S2.00-2.25
per gbl. Dom Gfore.
Saattartoffeln. = ehts
Reb Ripsr gariD Sbio's S110-1.s
Is; Sriib GObblsrg SOC; Mid Carmen
65-70e; 1riumpbs r.b glib eorlp
&.15-1.25; Rings 70-75 per 9u.
Sunss Rartoffeln. Glos
riba $4.00-5.00 per gbl. unb $1.5O
300 per Camper.
SiBfartoffefn. - SHrie9
S150-2.25 per Camper.
SparseI. - 15-25c per 8iins
bel.
Eomaten. - GIoriSa s2.25--
300 per Crete.
arGut. - Waartt rntiq. Dini.
ides $30-35 per 1on cuf bm Sc
leife unb $2.50-2.75 per gbl. BON
Stpre. = Rsues ardut $2.75-3.00
per Crate.
Grbfen. - Gloriba. - $500
300 per camper.
3piebeln. - 8efbe 1896
per 9uikl bonn Store. Weibe 80
So per gui6el pom Gtore.
Crime Bohueu. Glorfba
$3.00-3.25 per camper.
aarott.n. = GepGifsns S2.25
-2.50 per 9bl.
Rotbs Riiben. = guie Raben
s1.00-1.25 per gbl.
D.iBe RHben. - Tltp Srle'
aug S3.5o-4.O0 per WbI.
aobl. = 75e-$1oo per g6l.
aanbprobufte
Seu. = go. / 5imothb $3.50;
gao. 2 9imotbb $3.50; Ro. 3 5imOs
TIN $3.50; go. / ssmiIdt.r aIee
$1,000; RO. 2 DO. $500; Ro. l aIee
$1,000; go. 2 DO. $500; aIfaIfd
per 9onne.
Miibltnfutt.r iTt f.tig. alsi.
$27 .50-2S.00; Wibblings srob:s
$29.50-30.O0; DO. feines S30.50-
310o; ssmiibtss 5utter $500
$3.50.
Sdmereien. Wlartt iiettg.
alseIdmen $6.90-7.25 aui benz &C.
leiIe unb $7.85-S.40 per 9u. pom
Store, 5imothp S2.75-3.25 per gu.
bonn Stpr.. gudpei5sn 85c per 9u.
fIahsiamn $1.75 per gu.
@erihieoenss.
Dele. - Waartt itetig. 2stnol, 70.
ks 64c per Salon. in partien DON
5gbls. gsiobt.s IL mebr. g2p. l
Qaro5I Coo; Cotton SeeS Del, rnifi.
ntrtes 52c per @allors. Isrpsnttn
54e per GalIone In partien BON Is
Barrels. petrplsum. Sbio Carbon
12o Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10tc,
S.ablisbt 175 9rao 12e. R.o grpipn
guIolin 13c, Napbta 1'e per Gallcne
in Dartisn BON 1--5 9bls.
Sals. - Der Warti III rubis. -
Ohio Hiocr $1.05 per Dbl. BON 2S0
Bib, iSlbrlobn birt5ugefiiat.
aals. - Warii iteiis. grima
gitp 6a-6Ec; DO. gpuntrb 6s-6se
per qfunb.
RobIen. Wartt rubis. gous
g6iogbsnp $3.50-3.75, Tub unb
Slad $2.25, aanaphd Stii6tobl,n
$3.50-375, RuB unb Slad 1925
Der Sonne obseIiefert. 9fauhloie
Stitdtoblsn $3.50, DO. Rub unb
SIad 1925. slntbracite $7.75-
500 per Sonne abeelieiert. Cote TO.
itet $6.00-6.50 per Gonne abee.
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edn.insn mar nur mGbis, bic gsads
fross gut unb bic preiTe ftissen nm
1Ot per 100 pfunb.
@lIte big auserl.fsns Derpadungss
unb Gleiiderfrrten $7.s5-7.4;
ihptre $7.80-7.85; prbinGre Bis
aussrIeIsne fdmsr. fetts Sdue $3.50
7.25; Siass $4.60-5.s5; Isihte Ders
idnbtiorisn $7.25-7.75; GerisI, ITO
aDfunb unb psuigsr $5.50-$7.OO.
g 9afe unb 2Gmmer. =
Die Ru6frdse mar cine CUTE unb Der
Wlurtt fart
S6aTs: $4.50-7.0o; gsidorene
$4.50-6.00; aammsr $7.5O-1OO0;
gsi9orsns $3.50 $50; Sprins Gam.
mer S9.50-14.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
sslmb.Rahribten.
= mi4nn 90 Mnril 1a1s

r reitas, 30. april 1915.
Der o6srs 0bioflub itsist sipas. bti
bieIiger Stabi a6er mar beriel6e se'
itern jtdtiondr NIT ein.m MaFsIiiauo
bon 13 5ub am abenb.
Die fOlssnoeu Oepei4eu trdfeI
|fpdbrsnb bss seitrissn 9ages bier sin:
gittsburs, pu.-6.7 SUB, itsist.
WbetIine, 80. 9a.-9.2 SUB, fdIIt.
pariersburg, W. @a.-7.2 JuB, fdat.
aanapba Jaus, %. @u.-5.6 Gub.
GbarIeiion, %. 9a.-8.2 SUB.
portsmoutt, 300 SUB.
2ouisbile, Sp.-S.9 SUB, idlt.
gpunspils, Snb.-7.7 Sub. fdlt.
SsRu,-9.4 5us. fd4.
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Hinopie - Die Wd6frd1e
mar Isbr mGBis lulb bic pr.iTc ftetig.
MiIdtiibe ftnbsn ieiue glbnabme.
Ulittlere unb Idpers Stisre $685.
800; SGIen S3.O0-6.00; Gleiider
5tiere $5.75-7.75; Seifers $5.45--
IT'S; oussrI.Iene 6is srtra lei5ie So
O0-8.25; &iibe $3.50-6.00; aussrs
lefeue bis ertpa $6.25-6.65; Gamers
$3.25-4.25; iettt DARN aiibe $3.50
$50; sIira $6.60--6.65.
9uIIen. - 8ei nur mdbiaer 3us
fubr mar Der Marit beuis itsiig.
Wagsrs uHo Ieihte $5.00--6.00;
Bologna S600-665; srtra $6.75;
ietse 9ullsn $6.25-6.75.
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar
Sismli& erob unb Der Martt le6bdft
unb fart. Die pr.tie itiss.u etiuds.
Orbinire biz srObe $4.50-S.00;
fair Biz CUTE lsiate $6.50-S.25;
srtra S8.5O-8-75.
9 9hsjns - Die 3ufpbr Don
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finirt.r Gut aoaf $3.50; rptDbsr.o
$3.50; Cubes $6.65; sr1nuIirtsr
s6.4o; Grnf.ction.rs .a" $3.50; Sfi
~ $500; ip,ib.r srtra e" $5.s5;
,rtra e" s5.65; q. .. glsrifisb iu,i'
Ser $6.o5- $6-15; DO. g.lbsr $685.
e--.65 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaff.s IN it.tig.-yasp Or.
Iscns Open asttI. 40-55c. Gtntrifus
gal 20-3oc per gaiIone.
Heis. - 2ciiiiinIn. 1nnen SenS
The. prinra 6--6sc. orSindrer
4a-5ac, Snpan 54-5a per efuno.
Daitp, grobutte
Butter. - Worft rubis. prsiTs
nieoriasr. = Dbolemili, grtra 32e;
esntrdlissb Gsrtra 29Ae; gsntraIi5,o
'5irfts 26c; DO. S.epubs 22c; 5anep
Darn 24c; padius Stc6 16-17ac
per pfunb.
Rdie. - Tlarti left. Ohio t7s
NoreiueitIider 17-17ac. Slep gort
1se, Sdrpcijcr 16A-17ae. DO. Bird
lGs-17ac; aimburssr 16-17a PER
Yinnb.
Gitr. - waartt ipilIiser. - pri.
ma friI6e Siibnsreier 18c; firits
lie; OrbinGrs firits 16e; ieeoubs
15e per 0ussnO. Gdnissier CSC per
Dubsuo.
@sflissI. Dlartt fsiisr.
groiltrs ppn LII pfb. 40-45e;
fJrpsrs 2--3 pfb. 18-20r per pfp.
6iibnsr 15-16c; 9dbns 10ic; 9ruta
biibnsr 10-15c; euIIs &; Gntsn
lo-12si GdHis e--ss pei RaHs. ]
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glsp glsrisr Sunb. Gasiirnxses

3sn Isa ss ssss & e. ,sss i sa. pSs! ssas g. Z g
ssas sas,ss 5'ss a. t. sss 81 q Z s.a E ~: ~:
sssii i i 81; ssssIs g s. s. isiS g. 81 g. s. lss,, los
gssHal essts.; ss- sss Ssris. sas!Is g.. ~
q, 2. d. thr. >. 70 % 2. rfha- Ar. E. sIA
Gtis; siii. shr.. UHqtnH. O. silisis) Ios
90 4 Q. ioint 81 sssIpsnii. ton. ar. ..... -
g-Sst q ssn; q. e lfesiaa ia a.. ;. s.4
~ kpaf riarts g efeks q. .ssH.ir. eiH
81. 1 Slsi. q. Z. M ssaiS. . Sss. ssi Is. u !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
adsIi6er asarstberid,t.
Gireinnati. %. elpri

Dn ndhfolgenben Guotirnuatn b.
sisben iih MIR auf Gngros 2ranss
oitirnen. Bel ilsintrr gsfddftsn
iprrben slnds tStsrs prsii. b,rednst.
proDiiionn. n.
G6maIa. primd Steam
9.55-9.e5; 5amilg S9malj- 104
--10ac pro plumb.
Srodeuceialaenes Flsii d
Sbort clear Seitsn 03-10ae; Grtra
Ibprt clear 93-10ae; fbort Rippenieis
ten 10-10ie; SduItern 84-8ae;
Bellies 10-101t.
Yaepu. - Sbort clear Seiten
11i--11Ae; ertra fbort clear Seitsn
1oa--11ac; fbori Rippeni.ttsn IL
11ac; Gduit.rn 93--9ac; Bellies lit
--11ae.
Susar Gureb Tleiia. =
Sdinfen 14-143c: pinic S4altern
104--10se; grsatfsit Bacon 18-
1916; Stlltsrn In padetsn 104--
l0sc; 81. p. Gut S6ultern 103--
1oSc; irodsHs Beef saini.n 25-
27c.
SibgepoteItss Slsii d..
- Ser pfunb: S6inisn 12-12ac;
picnie G5ulisru S4-Sac; Bellies
154-16le; S4uiiern 8s-83t; ".
2. Gut DO. S4-83e.
GrifGes iFleii6. = S&in.
Zen 113-11sc; gyicnic S9ult.rn n
-Ste; G6ultern 74--S4c; ibort
Fippsnfeiten 9a-9sc; ibort clear
Seiten 9g-10e; srtra ibort SeitsH
9s-9se; Bellies. lsi6ts 15a-16e;
ibipsre 11-12ae.
We'll unb G.treibe
WiebI. - @inter Yatert $7.t5
--7.a5: gainter fancp $6.50-6.95;
4inier 6cmiIp $5.S0-e.55; @intcr
crtra $5.95-6.t5; Birtcr oroiitd'
res $5.75-5.55; Sarter @ei5en pa
ten S755-S.00; Starter &ei:en
inncp $7.10-7.35; Sarter 0eisfn
Samilp S6.t0-6.45; Rogeenmebg
ncrolpeiiIihes senliidtcs $6.35-6..
60; reines Gitp 0lcggenmrbI $3.50
Gitp semiidtes pRoggenmebI
$G.35-6.60.
gaei5en.-R Ro. 2 rofbcr Bintcr
l.61-1.61a; Ro. 8 DO. Sl.60-
.6O5: Wo. 4 bc. S1.57-1.59.
WtfIhtorn. Ro. l ipeiB.s
Sic; 30. 2 bo. s0!-81t; go. 3 DO.
s0- S0at: Ho. a DO. 7sA--79ae; go.
5 DO. 77a--78tt; go. 6 bo. 76h
771c - Ro. / gel5ss s0e; go. 2 DO.
Ro. 8 DO. 79-79ae; 90.
4 DO. 77a-7sse; Ro. 5 DO. 76a-
77ac; go. 6 DO. 75t-761e. - go l
,.miItt,s SOC; Ro. 2 DO. 79-80e;
Jao. 3 DO. 79-79te; go. a oo. 77A
RO. 5 DO. 76a-77se; ylr.
3 DO. 75a-76ac. - @sibss aols
bsnfOrn 1896; sslb,s 1896; ses
miidtes 79-s0c per 9uibeI.
5ater. - glo. 2 ipsiber 57a-
5sc; StansarD ip.ib.r 57-57be; Ro.
8 ipsibsr 56t-57c;; 30. a p.iber SO
--5eAe; Ro. 2 semii4isr 56A-57t;
Ro. 8 g.mii6i.r 56-56sc; glo. A gee
miidtsr 55t-5ee.
Rossen. - go. 2 $1.13-1.15;
10. 8 $1.10-1.12; Ro. 4 $1.08-
l.10.
Whtkfn.
gsrtauit purosn 344 8bIs. Die
ailI.rs isinifbeb @oobs auf Der Bats
bon s1.39 per gdllore.
GroeerieR
aaffee. - Rnr.t tubia. preiIs
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rib. g'oaSs nnO aftien in g.ev gurs.

Ddadiispapiers burbsn Su 81 X--3l<q6
bisisHtirt. gseAfel auf goucoa uartn iittig
~ s47cH far % Taee Sidi; aabei.anpei.
iuuetH sA79X uuo Siht' EeAiel s4.79I<.
silbu'YarsH 50s<s Esritauii9. Ssaars
ssNs.
uftienmarft.- Die Stabltruh.Nt.
iitn aingsn btuie In bic Sbb. unn bieiss
bali ser gaHieu 2iIis pon Snouitris. .aitIsu.
az GtisnbabH'GfIitn jscod paren unss'
ttssIi.
0ttsubaba h. pffti,u
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Gbieo8O. 20. april.

N"' ~fti"
S6psins. 3ufubr 1900. Warti
tart. gult $7.55-7.70; Isi9ie 81
$3.50; stmiihte $7.35-790;
fdDsre $710--770; rau9e $7.10--
7.25; GertsI $5.25-7.10.
Riibpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Warft
fsit. einbeimiffs Beef Stisrs $6.15
-8.75; &iibe uno 6eti.rs $3.1o-8.>
30; ailber $6.00-8.75.
S9afs. 3ufubr 1000. War.t
ittiig. S4afs $740-s.4o; 2dmm.r
So. .lO--1O.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
YoIIentauf6.

Wealer: sd bait. bag Bib msi.rt
8rdut iaur Oclleubet, ba Iofte iib
bic 8erlcbung dufl"
Sreunb: .gba ia. srIt bat iit bic
Fssn uHFeR. nun Idbt lie bid iissa-
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Metaa sMarft.

Rem gort, 90. 9pril.
3iuu. = Rlrtt itstis, STOOL :
90.
aupier. Rartt FART, GIsctrOIpt:c
$500; eating $3.50.
giien. - Wartt itstig unb unD.rGHs
bert.
gIei. S4.15-4.20; SpsIter
144.
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Wiebmartt.

Cincinnati, 90. april.
Di. 3ufuber unb gusfubr ipdbrsnb
Der leBtsn "a Stlnben, Derslihen NIT
berieI6sn 3eit Der pOrbergehsuben bret
Saseu iparen ME fOlst:
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G6ieaao %. april.

Gbieaso. 90. april.
Deisen. Fir Wbai s1.61s-1.s =
63s. am Sdlub S1.63; fir Suli ST.
35E1.3S, am Sdlub $1.305.
Welidtorn. Sir Wai 76s-
TIA, am SdIub TIE; fir 5uli 79l
-80ac, ON SdIub s0sc.
5af.r. - Jiir Mai 54s-55at. am
S6Iub 55sc; fit SuIi 54s-55s, am
S6lub 55tc.
aogssn. - 10, 2. Rartt uOmin II.
9erite. 75-S0t.
5imoi6p. - $5.o0-e.25.
Slice. $3.50 1880.
BORT. 5iir SuIi $18.12-18.s
%, am stIub $18.25; fir sspisms
Der $1s.57-l8.70, um S6Iub 49,
e5.
S6maI3. - sir Suli $1o.40-1O..
AZ, ON StIaB 1o.40; fir September
10.62-10.67, am S9lub 1865.
Rippsnfsitsu. - Cir SuIi $1,000
1866, an 5aluB $1o.65; fir Seps
tembtr S10,87-10.95. am StIub
$10.95.
Butter. Uldftt unperGnoert.
Gisr. WIartt unperdnoert.
aartoffeln. = Wartt b0ber. Midi.
gan uHb Wistoniin rctbe 3o-37c; DO.
ipeibs 33-40C.
@cfIiissi. 2sbenbss. Ulartt uns
perGnbert
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alusipdrtise Mdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 20. april.

Rem gOrt, 20. april.
Me5l. - Wortt itetis.
Rosgenmsbl. Wartt ruhis.
RdismebI. - Rartt istis.
Rogsen.' = Martt itstig.
Gerite. - Martt ratis.
Weisen. - Martt berdnberli6; SO.
p rotber $1.71 unO no. 2 barter SLIP
&. i. I. aui btm GeIsiis; go. / Dulut5
$1.66 unb SO. ! ROrtbsrn Wanitobd
$1664 c. |. (. Buffalo.
WeII6forn. = Wartt itetis; SO. 2
sslbes ss4t fir prompt.n @sriunbt.
Safer. - Mnrt; tpiIig; StanbarD
I62t; go. 8 psibsr 61a-62c; fancp
sebiilftsr fpsiber 63t-64ac.
6eu. - Mortt itetig.
Sopfen. = Wartt fDilig.
SGute. = Wartt rubis.
aeber. - Wartt f.it.
9ort. - Maytt ru5tg.
Beef. - Wartt itstig.
S9mals. - Wurtt itetis; Wicbls
IbsN S.3u--1u.uU.
Salg. = Wartt rubis.
Woas. - Mortt itstig.
S1rs. - Warit ft.iig.
5spentin. - Rurtt itstig; Wudine
garreIs 48ic.
R.is. Wartt itsiig.
WOlaiiss. - Wurtt rubis.
3udsr. - Robsr, - Rartt fsft. :
Centrifugal S14.S3; RolaFss $4.O6;
ruffinirt.r 3uder felt uub s.bn puHtts
bObsr; Gut loaf $500; gruibeb $3.50.
MouID ne $6.45; CUBES 1925;
XXXX pouSsrsb S6.15; pOipberso
$6.10; f.insr sranulirisr $500; Dias
monO ~g" $500; Gonf.ttionsrs yQ"
$3.50; Rp. l S5.75.
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einttnnstt. as. Myrtl. tsls.

GtnetHnstt. 70. uvrus 1915.
~ Hs6frsss nod Earlsben ruar aud,
hsufe uss nidbis unb Uab Ut 'wilfie, .ba bic
8dhien blnIdnglibs 6pnbs an 3dno tdbtr.
wos Dsu Uanfsn iuurbsn 9arlehen .on caas
~ w aussslieben unb 0sidaitspapiers
grrbtn 5n 5-696 bisfunfirL Sm onenen
Wariie pnsbs pripaf.R Rapifal ~ 3K-le6
son eau uno ~ <K-s% aui 8eh p!aeirf.
osefd ssi Ets Dssf
Erftsn ~ Wsyi sniiden rsnies psrfaufi.
Sk Gsnntsryats bstrdgt sos pramis per
tiooQ
Hs2ia ssl aarsps.
SiAr lDeaisl aui gonsos parstn ~
slsi-lsi psr SO. gterfIns auoiiti s5fir
msdfeI asf 6erIin purosn sac ftit Rarf
tsfs4Het. fis @eflsl auf 9ariB 19-1sL
pfe Brune, auf Amitsrbaiu 40f pro Duls
Den unb apf Bifn i7s vsr Rron..
ennsss.cblIesiisne
iDarsn sppis unb a.iis. Die soas,n que.
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Iis llmIdtt im bisiissn Gi,atlnstaus
bsiisfeH iict tsnis auf "a. sos. 600.
ssfat. essufifttsH.
Ier Worft IN 2o!aIisfuritatsn mar tsute
red lsbtaft unb bic grsif, Der 9as.aitien
lSnrtn 'Isii ginr. Sirstt Jlp. aftieu absr
atngfn etipns bsruntsr uno ifloiitn NIT
ytffiufen ~ se. Die foieenbsn yer.auie
i.no ~ beti1isn:
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"A: ss;: s: s::'s ;ss ssil:;s \: & !; ~ ~
eris q. IL fen. IT, seh linen eaffN A.. sess
9l Gent 4. ref, lf. 80 tJintpn 9cc. y. A.. ~
5ntsfb. Ulst AIS. 79BiiH.Yoti. .u.ref. ". .loex
Ont Wlerc .gsar ~ fstsn. g. 9uob1 % i0zN
vatdn 4ht..,. u. 2. <fei z. br.. ION
Ran. GIN z. rel. 81 81 l4ire. q. 9beMifai sb
q. z. beb.lr (fef3) szt{ 9SGtafb 4. br .ic0h
Q, 4 q. I'm. ls.. slH gs. Union fh..... %
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New Britain herald., 1915-12-01

that they have not as yet received an answer to their petition for an IT. crease in wages, filed several weeks ago. The directors have given no in timation as to the probable fate of the request, and the workmen believe it has been pigeonholed.
 The trolleymen asked to have the maximum wage made thirty cents an hour instead of twenty-nine. They made their petition request rather than an ultimatum, and even should the company turn it down it is doubt full if trouble will result
 Prepare for Exhibit.
 The committee in charge of the arrangements for the exhibit to be given Thursday and Friday by the Plainville Camera club started today hanging the pictures contributed and the members report that the towns people will see an array of photo graphs and paintings that will sur prise them. The pictures will be dis played in the library room in the town building.
 The exhibit will be given tomor- row night from to g o'clock and on Friday from 8 to 5 in the after noon and 7 to g in the evening"
 Brief Items.
 Mrs. Frederick Bennett of Bank street, is in a serious condition at the Hartford hospital where she is re- ceiVing treatment.
 The w. C. T. U. will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Bunnell of Broad street. The session was called in compliance with a resolution adopted at the national convention in Seattle, Washington, making Decem- Der 2nd q day of prayer for nation wide constitutional prohibition
 At the meeting of the Woman's Relief corps tomorrow afternoon the annual election of officers will take place. Reports for the past year will also be presented.
 The condition of Miss Eliza Cough lin, who has been at the Hartford hos pital for several weeks, is showing an improvement that is most gratifying to her friends. It will be some time, however, before she will be able to leave the institution.
 The annual Christmas sale at the Congregational church which opened this afternoon attracted a large num- Der to the chapel and the ladies in charge report that the patronage was entirely satisfa ctory. The sale will De continued this evening and there will be program of entertainment. The board of directors of the Busi- ness and Improvement association will meet tomorrow evening in the club rooms in Odd Fellows block. .. The F. L. Whist club will meet to- morrow afternoon with Miss Frances Bunnell.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01
OBJECT OF kAISER'S
 VISIT 10 VIENNA
Wants Austria to ConCede Tran
 Sylvania to Rumania

Paris, Dec. 1, 5:10 a. m-Diplo- matic circles at Rome believe, says the correspondent of the Journal that the visit of Emperor William to Vienna was made to reconcile if pos sible, divergent views of Germany and Austria and obtain pledge of ter ritorial sacrifices from Hungary in the hope of assuring the neutrality of Rumania.
 Keep Runnania Neutral.
 Alexander Marghiloman and P. F, Carp, leader Of the Rumanian con- servatives are reported to have as- sured the Duke of Mecklenburg- Schwerin when he was in Bucharest that the benevolent neutrality of ~Rumania could be counted upon bv the Teutonic allies if Germany could induce Austria to cede Transylvania and part of Bukowina to Rumania. M. Carp is said to have promised also to bring about changes in the Ru- manian cabinet.
 Negotiations between Berlin and Vienna, the Journal says, were fruit less, owing to the determined oppo- sltion of Hungary and it is asserted that the German ruler is endeavor- ing to induce Emperor Francis Jo- seph to consent to the sacrifice of that Germany will return to Austria two provinces of Silesia annexed to Prussia in 1866.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01

Raymond Dyer of East Berlin has accepted a position with Landers, Frary X, Clark in New Britain
 The first letter of the season ad- dressed to "Old Kris Krinkle'' was re- ceived at the Kensington, postoffice last night Rural Mail Carrier Will Hams brouhgt in his mail as usual and when Miss Julie Ryan, assistant post mistress opened it, she found a letter addressed to Santa Claus, North Pole."
 Eugene McSweeney has accepted the position as beverage dispenser with the new Globe Cafe company.
 The executive committee of the KensingtOn Congregational Sunday school met last night and made pre- liminary plans for the observance of the Christmas holidays.
 Miss Lorette Ryan of Pennington Road is confined to her home by severe cold.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the kensington Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01
Annual Sale of
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Mail Orders Promptly Filled.

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Briefs.

State Forester Jesse P. Mowry of Chepachet, R. l., is the guest of Dr. R. M. Griswold for a few days.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01
Austria Seeking Peace.

Rome, Dec. 1, via Paris, 4:45 a. m.-- "The real object of Emperor Will liams visit to Vienna was to put stop to efforts Austria is making, by means of negotiations through Mad rid, with the Vatican, to obtain separate peace with the quadruple entente,' says the Tribuna. "Vienna and Berlin disagree on the question of peace. Berlin desires to treat separately with each of the allies so as to break up the quadruple entente, ana then to crush England, but Vienna desires a real and lasting peace to end the tension, which rapid ly is becoming too great for Austria to bear.'
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01
BREADS THOUGHT OF OLD AGE

Almost every person dreads the thought of old age, yet it ought to bring relaxation and enjoymen because of ripened judgment and ex- perience. Years of happiness may be added to ones life by avoiding wor- ry, a simple diet light exercise and if the vitality gets low, our local druggists The Clark & Brainerd Co.,, Riker-Hegeman, New Britain, Conn.,, guarantee Vinol to restore strength and vitality. It is a non-secret reme- dy in which are combined cod liver extractives, peptonate of iron and beef peptone, in a mild tonic wine, Feeble old people quickly regain strength and vitality by it's use.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-01
Berlin News ERICKSON WEBSTER
 WEDDING BELLS
Local Young Lady Becomes Bride
 of New Britain Man
COMING WEDDING ANNOUNCED

@ NE8@r
 Miss Juanita Field to Wed Walter Archer Wells on December 21- Factory Fireman Burned-East
 sBerlinites Angry Over Sewer Beds. < At the home of MT. and Mrs. Le- land Gwatkin of Warrington Ridge this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Miss Gertrude, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Webster of Beckley, was mar tied to John Oscar, son of MT. and Mrs. John E. Erickson of New Britain. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pas tor of the Berlin Congregational church, and there was a large number of guests present. The marriage was performed in the living room of the Gwatkin home, underneath a canopy Of evergreen trimmed with white chrESanthemums and ferns.
 The bride was attended by Miss Josephine Erickson as bridesmaid and Stuart Webster, a brother of the bride, was best man. Promptly at the appointed hour, the bride entered the room on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. The wedding march was played by an orchestra of three pieces, Mrs. H. H. Damon at the piano, Mrs. Leland Gwatkin on tA< violin and William Webster on the cello. Samuel A. F'iske IT,, and Miss Natalie Gwatkin were the ribbon bearers.
 The bride wore a gown of crepe
 meteor with pearl trimming and a . wedding veil covered with orange blossoms and carried a shower bChaGuet of roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids gown was If Nile green crepe de chine and she narried a bouquet of pink roses. Miss
 Gwatkin wore gown of point
 d'esprit over pink silk.
 Miss Webster is a native of Berlin and is very popular both here and in \ the American Hardware corporation office. where she is employed. MT. E Erickson is a lifelong resident of New BfNain and is employed by the New Britain Gas Light company. The young couple were the recipients of l many handsome and useful presents. After the wedding the young couple left on a honeymoon trip, the desti- nation of which was not divulged Upon their return they will reside in New Britain. They will be at home eften December 20 at .08 Park street VI WclIs-Field,
 Invitations were issued this morn l ing for the coming wedding of Miss | Juanita Emily Field of Worthingtor \ } Ridge and Walter Archer Wells o1 Williamstown, Mass. The wedding will take place on December 21 al
 ssCherryfie1d' the home Of the brides = AaAber, Mrs. B. K. Field, on Worth.
 ton Ridge.
 Fireman Burned.
 I As John Palombo, fireman at the ' American Paper Goods company boil & er room, opened the furnace dool