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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
100 Hcn til &nlbres.
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Nenopfjo6ere ira %alDrcs oN flcrc
Steoer bar ogioa iaar pUrct i Tsro&
for at fisbe Hen. &c har iipIgc
Meobelclic til "Soprc" oiillitet
Sanocl mco Snniel Mt~ortenien ON
&ieb al 500 &cn % nleo Tali
Sobnien ON &iob al coo Hcn. -
Gprcllc ifnI iraatcs nco til %alorcs,
bpor Spfisbcrue oriuer mco Ncu-
apl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

oagshiemmets 8omIehient - 5000
aroner, OF I'll "6eric % Irbeios'
bpIle" - 5000 &roner. sSor CT Ear
gor iioen itiTnfeoe Snoictb o. Srlic
10000 aroner til en- peloGoia Sn.
Ititlltion poo NeroS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Suerfjprt af Suoct. Sra EorS

9rllnb meoocleS Den Ste Hppcmbcr.
SEPARATES ouerficrte Srcuifstoget
peb t1-Siocn eli Wano, iom off pon
ScrnbaleIinicn til Torsgritno. San
fom ira en- Iuftipn. Cen opertjpr-
tc orGbtcS poa Steoet % blep iau
ilbe tilrebt, at Fan life bar iii al
ticnbe iqjen. San bar en- Malcr-
ipcnO pco Nnpn glireo 9%lsbiornicr,
@orgc pr. Fors9runo, 40 Gor CANT
mel og ugiit. &iget blcp laNt / Trc-
~ienning og iort til TorS0inoS zig
fdpcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
ScrreSsSelina / Glitter on ManSnI.

3 Statsraoo forleben blep &Gge-
beitab Serreo bcililttet belt / to Ser
reoer: SG9cboitab SerreS omiat-
tenbe Sngeboitao Sogn og gifen
Serrco omiottenoc @ifen So9n. -
Soanene bnpoe peo Sp1inQen / 1910
en- 6olfemGngbe al benbolOspis 901
% 919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
10 Erpccnt ltbbpfte.

beiioro meo0elcs ocn 5tc Nopem6cr.
&ualionAerIelifabet Suboremis. lis
ponelttcr Snnneui9 & 60. boIot Gc.
Misunderstanding iaitcn. Sperifll0oct
or ca. 100000 &roner. 9eitpreIicu
iorciloN at uobele 30 |roccnt / no
butte, men Observation-Disclosures
pcbtoa at uooele 40 Groccnt. ct
5orilaa ON at gaa oucr ira SbGn0c-
ba~peratticr til Hnuneaftier iii life
fpaIiiiceret Slertal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Stprtinnsbrpbrc.

SiuFItHgsurpprc. y utI HUe
Storting er Der inbpnlgt TO Sre-
orepar - ct ira Smaalenenc 90 ct
ira @eoenarfen. Sra Saalcnene
foml1lcr 2a9tingsprGiiocnt Is. 81.
Sabrcn ira Gp9gc oq @oarObrl9er
g. &. Sabrel ira Sline. Earret
ira Neoenlarfcll cr noget panifeligc-
re at opbuae, i0ct DC life bUrcr Oct
iommc Napn. Set cr @Trerne Sborc
Wprpang og Gore Naen, iom i
brobcrlig aiUrligbcb bar bclt Otter
bolcn mcllcm iia. SGioo / TO tib-
Iigcrc Tcrioocr bar Nacn % Wpr-
Bang ianttioig rcprricntcret Seoc-
martens MINT puo Stortinact - /
1903-l906 og t9O6-1909 ncnn-
lig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
@rnaene nnnr nco hnlp Crit.

Sra Sien mebncles Den 2ocn No-
pember. Set bonrligc %anbiorbolo
bar bepirfet, at man ira iOog bar
mnattet goa til 80 TrocentS Gegitle-
ring peb DC berpGrenoe Nrll9, ct
nipopanligt SfriOt iaa tibligt paa
Sinteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Gu m gn. Gn &onlite, ioun

w nv ~ III NPiitAANg lPHt ~
ncbIat al Ooon Ncrrcoaitpre ior ut
ubrcoc SpprQan1oolet ON S60aa
Spcraong til aiebltob, ioreilaar
principult at bclc Oct nllpTrenoc 90
"a SerreO iogeS gipet aisbItabrct.
tigbeber % illbiioiGrt at Soba Wpg-
qcfommntne, tiaagt DC nGrmcit Oil.
fringliggenbe @oarOe, ieges gipct
Observation-Disclosures. Otter &omiie-
ems SpIpsninger bar S0Oo @ugSt-
fommunc Ell 6ormlc al ca. t0,70O,-
000 aroncr, Ell SnotGgt al $500
600 aroner og ct Suobp99cruntnI
al ca. 1000. NcIe Serrcoct bar cl
Sornnlc al 20,600,000 &roncr o.
ct SnobpggcrontaI al ca. 5000. -
SnObpgQcrontnllct or / iterf Sti-
gen0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

lcocS mch oiSic Sro: "Ytoitcr Sir.
te ltal pare port SoioS rlbite Eu1.
MING. Sette iIoaes oaiaa init /
Npcritri'icn. Get or flart. at ell Al
Dem maa baue &angen. men hptl.
feft2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
ct pra0tperf.
Erngtn oNuuen al
Norge 1914
az nr Wuonnr Mtel;ru
al DR.. gnaunr Nielicn.

TrnQtuodupcu AZ bette bcrsmtc. !
mnu1e Cplua uofomuc blitorilfe
&crf. cr puu $40 Si0er / tort Sor'
mat oQ i~nochoIoer SotoQruiier al
Gioauolo9bpauingen, aougernc Sort.
titan Sreorit % Garl &oban og %
GioeuolosmGno @oaeu er uoitprct
meo Ct uaftcrt, rs0t Cmildg mc0 Sen
norite Yeuc oucr (itcIcn. Gette &ert
cr mmouGrliI Tor enbuer Noromuno.
lll0crhol0cuoe iom en- ipUu0euoc
Nomau. Tris - Gents. Yico 80.
itcu" finn $40.
=. Nrunoien Tubl. So,
Securnb, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Slaact ia ihicl nnecr Snatur.

Sra Wto / Hanet meooeles Den loe
Nopen1bcr. Gn llnQbom ira 9cpagt.
ger, Setter S%ergcnIcn, ialbt ullocr
en- So9ttur iganr ubior ct Stup %
llog iig libel paa Stcoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

prpberet / Stoisroao forleoen. Sonl
aroitfilbe or for 10000 aroner
inofiebt auclbafos, hporai Der uil
fllnne ifaiicS ca. 10 elcftriIfe sc.
itcfrGitcr ~oiSponible for Sognet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Srcpif faar %clcftriif Chs.

NIVUU TUUI NINItEEN >TN' OfN
@repif nteboeleS BEN 2ocn NoUcnt.
Der. Observation-Disclosures ira Iorli-
foS / Selenlarfen er M ogiaa iert
frcm til SicnSfiorbcns ptrc Ti'trif-
fer. s Srepif blcp oct cleftriifc 2gS
tagct / 9rll9 igaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Snfclen ifipS lin Ncup. Sra :

b~riItsitao meooeIes: 30 @aorobril.
9erisnner / Haaoe itoo forleben %
ligteoe paa binonoen meO @epnr for
Woro Sfplo. Cen elieS @epGr bar
labct % off al og Oen pngltc @ltt,
Grnit Slcbn, IS Iar gantmel, idiot
oeo til Soroen, Get bar bans Sn-
fcl iom ifjpo n1eo @cprrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Stur Spmmcrhanoel.

graien bar iieIge "&cOemarfcns
NmtStioenoc" mtaget Scrnt 5.
Sorflles' Nnbltb pad Scpcralce a.
Stolpcr. glnbllosiunnicn 0rcier Jig
ON ca. 100000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
,Nurucips.Sppcn Spnrt.

b%anlnler mcbbcleS Den 27bc OCTOBER.
SEQ N~orbsrsret / @ilcbamner iba0
/ Inlc0nin9 al &nrpcios- Sppcrict
ioemtcS Sppen al oc5OO0 SIR. 90 90.
aes 6GilNiel og Gritatningspligt al
SotclcicrcrS Cab, 1000 Str. &ulercn
blcu ibonlt 10 Cages TTngiel. Tor
beagcS %eofonlnlcltoe bar Common
betilloet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Store @aucr. sra 9iaebammer

Storc Wapcr. IRA Vilebammcr
meooeles Den lite 9topember. Hen.
tcniit Snbictb % 6rlle bar | olSle
Sage ifiGnfct $1,000 ar. iii ior.
ifielige pelbrOige Snitituiioner paa
Sillcbanmcr. 9elebct or 'oroclt
iaalebes iii Sriplnoie uco Snui.
tctsioreuingcna Suberfuloiehicm -
5000 aroucr; Ill Den irIpillge sat.
tlgplcie - 5000 aroncr; Ill Con.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

100 Mnr. Gaorfpne Sigrib Neo-
berge, Iom MI opboloer iig puo aur-
lambs @amlebiem / Sogn, iplbtc ior-
leoen 100 Slar. Gen euntle funoe
icire lin 100-Iars Sobielcoog meb
gpb &elbreb. Sum bar bapt ia
@prn. Tlcre al Dem er / slmerifa.
Gn al benbes Senner er boiat /
Sranfrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
NorticntmcbaIien ! Selu. Son.

0all bar iil0elt Mari NrlDlhlel, ..
bal, % SelegroibuO ucb @rsniaD
Citation, Sans Inberielr, 6orticnIt-
meoalien / Selp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

ltlpcn paafrroc. Srtoc peo MerS-
pifbptn / Solbcn bar lllpcn nGrtt
paaiprbc. Sorleoen Srebag blcO s
Saller rcpet libel oerinoc. Nton
ianot Sc oeoe Spr, iom ltoprenc
hopbc illaet @looct lb al, Ger CT
feet TO lllpe, meooeleS til "Norb-
l~anbSp.".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Glcftricitetsuerf i Spclbc. aueloc

So1ncinre - SeDrum | Sarlabcrg
Oh Sorpif - bar bciluttet at nnlGa-
&C Ct fommmalt Glcftrlcitcispcrf
oN Ncllcbrua ~ / ocu Hnlconina Al
optaac CT Suall paa iubtil l25,000
Sroncr. Gcnnc Scilutning or az.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
9ubs i 80 Mar. Giter 80 Mar.

Soos I % War. e'ttr 30 Mars
Sienei,e iom 9oos. hporai 10 Aor
/ Sergenife Gnmpitib&icIifab& Sic.
neite. tog &r. 8nitap 2reucr iorIe-
len Niifeo meo Eeniion. Zen aolll.
Ic p%cIficnNte % pelticntc 9oo& bar
/ oct belle 60 9nrs Sart2tlO lonl Sic.
mono. Sroos fine Is Hnr or ban
li9c iriif % firf % 1T iorIcocn Al
STgcn lit 9ooscertiiitat uoerliacrc
lem Nar iorlG1tget. men rnifcoe MI
at 9oa al. Saa al 9Iorlcs 2ooier
bar oct uontcrfeoc &lcuOitnb III
gtoroIonosrutcr, ion han, % / sen.
ne Iange Sio bar Den llplilc, elf.
pUroi9e Mano erbpcruct iii ell itor
%cnnc'turc. life bare / Norge men
tanifc enbnlt mere blonot Oc Sltiin.
Der al uocnlnnoifc Gurlitcr, ionr
bar reiit meo &c eIe9ontc &aabc op.
oucr til MibnntiolenS %0uo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Sra Nores.
NurticnitmeSalicu / @nlo. ar

gen bar tiIOelt 6rll 6rl0a @anIen
0ortienitmeoalien / SulD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Sen 3Otc u opcmbcr 1913.

iiorosbanen, ca. 20 ailometcr iro
SIeffeiiorb. Smfrina @ucn lager
Here ELECTROMAGNETIC, ipcticIt oppe
/ Slotlanb. Nalnten bruacs til ior.
iticDise Sing, iGrIig I'll NUroins al
Tonicr, % Giteripera@Icr or ocrior
iteget iterft iiben &riNcu beQpnoie.
%crfet oil blipe oct enelte / Hordc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
4treRort
mco Tcrcs Wapm o. Norcsic

gore Su.eiort Tor 1918 er iGrNeIc5
pa.re "a Uliqt. NuGliJeteu Ct 9rimd. Nc
ophe;cct, / SIccer uoiSric. S0riiriugtr.
CT 1l5rul, / oci ccnltrc 0lsruc. StNs
rclieu NJ oisic Mort er 3l4X5h. vi
trr..er 2cre5 Siam oG aNresic OF Ell
tort Sulcbtlisu pau Horit pGn oisie Nprt
OF ieuoer Gem MED Noucohirttr p0rs
toirlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

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New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
Several Vacancies to Be Filled b,
 Tests to Be Held May 2a.

The, State Civil Service commission will hold non-assem bled Competitive tests May P, 1915, at room 55, state capital, Hartford, to establish addi- tional eligible lists from which to certify for appointments in the state service to positions of experienced chef or head cook, assistant chef, head baker, assistant head baker and laundry manager
 Vacancies have been announced in the position of chef at Soldiers Home, paying $60 per month and nainten- ance; and laundry manager at, Lake vile School for 1mbeciles, paying s35 per month and maintenance. Single men are wanted for these places.
 The commission wants to fill up it's lists for all grades of chefs and bakers at salaries ranging from $40 to $100 per month and mainten- ance; and for laundry positions pay ing s35 to $50 per month and main tenance.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
l nual meeting at 7:so o'clock Monday

nual meeting at 7:3O o'clock Monday evening.
 The sum of $43S was cleared on the recent whist of the Won1an's Hos pital board according to the final re- yesterday afternoon. The money will be used to pay the running expenses of the hospital,
 The Boys Church Athletic associa- ton will meet tonight to consider the organization of tennis and track teams among tht members of the OFT ganization.
 Several candidates were initiated last night at the meeting of Martha Washington Council, D. of A.
 A meeting of the directors of the Commercial Trust company to con- slider location for the new bank was~h held last night but no decision was arrived at Another meeting of the board will be held in few days.
 A meeting of Alexandra lodge, I. o. D. St. G., will be held tomorrow eve ming in Turner hall.
 A meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. MvMillan on Forest street.
 The first outing for the season of the German Rifle club will be held at the park Sunday and will be for members only.
 An excellent entertainment was given last evening by the Ladies' Aid society of Stanley Memoral church. T1 ~ x-tn Skinner Chuck company, is reported to be >improving after a severe at tack of the grip.
 Harry Christensen, the real estate dealer, will leave May 20 for Kelsey Point, Saybrook, where he will re- main until August l to recuperatc from his recent operation for gland trouble. Otto Bengston will have charge of his business during his ab- sellce.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
EAST ST. SCHOOL
 MEETING TOMORROW
Officers for Ensuing Year Will Be Elected by Parents and
 Teachers Associations.

Tomorrow evening at o'clock the mem bers of the East street school Parents and Teachers association will gather at the school Tor the an- nual meeting and election of officers for the ensuing year. All members should attend and after me business session a social program will be carried out.
 The musical Tomasoni ramily will render several selections and George Oclitt, pupil of the High school, will render violin solos. Miss Nellie Goodrich will give some select read ings and recitations and Leon Jack son will render vocal solos.
 While the East street Parents and Teachers association has not been particularly active during the past year in the holding of big social meet ings it has nevertheless, been doing a great work with it's branch circu1a- tion library at the school. This is one of the biggest things yet accom- plished and after more than a years trial it is conceded to be a good thing, and is greatly appreciated by those living ill the eastern part of lie city.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
CHy Items

Centennial lodge, A. F. and A. M, will meet tomorrow evening and will confer the third degree on two can- didates.
 Mss. Mabel Merkle of North Glen street will leave Thursday to spend a few days with her mother in An sonia.
 Mrs. A. E. McEvoy of 96 Wallace street is entertaining her mother and sister, Mrs. Nellie M. Wentworth and Miss Edna M. Wentworth, of Lowell, kafass.
 The first payroll for the engineer ing force at Burlington, which is sur veying the new watershed amounts to &a24.41. This is for the time from tho middle of April to May l.
 IA son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Hills of Wilson street at the 8sw Britain hospital.
 Schultz & Costello have sold three buileing lots on Stanley street for the Ellis estate to Alex J. and Jennie c. EOlson.
 John F. Shechan, whose stage nam Is Miltern, was visitor at his old home in this city yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Murray Stanley, for mer residents of this city, are visi- tors sin town.
 AIr. and Mrs. George Andrews Of New Haven are planning to again take tup their residence in this city. MT. Andrews is to enter the employ Of The New Britain Machine company, Ehere he was formerly a designer.
 Arrangements for the annual May puting of the Mems Bible class of the First church will Dc made at meet Ing to be held tomorrow evening in.
 ossLerg Brothers store.
 meeting of the vestry of St. ark church was held last night
 d arrangements made for the am
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
Mc.ALL ASSOCIATION. X

The annual meeting of the Ameri- can McAll association will be held at the Center church. Hartford, on Wednesday and Thursday, May and 6 The morning session opens at 9:30. The afternoon at 2:00 A pro- gram of unusual and timely signifl- canoe has been arranged for the mass meeting Wednesday evening when pr. McCraclSen, president of yassar coll lege, will make the principal address. All persons interested in present con ditions in France and in relief worl, being carried on there arc cordiaIlv invited. It is expected tIaat many from New Britain will attend.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04

rags to a rag picker with a push cart and had received the coin in payment thereof.
 investigation on the part of Mrs. Boutz disclosed the fact that her young hopeful had taken the family washing. which had been wrapped up in big bundle, and sold <. it to the push cart man. Then there was war in the Boutz family. Danny tried to tell who the purchaser was, but the latter, appreciating the bargain. refused to give back or sell out his purchase. This morning the angry parent brought the matter to the at- tention of Detective Sergeant Bam- forth.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
FINES MAN WHO HAS
 ANOTHER ARRESTED
John Larson Gets Unpleasant Surprise
 In Court This Morning : Other Cases Tried,

John Larson's plans, matched in his fertile brain last Saturday night, went sadly escrew in polce court this morn ing when he was fined s5 without costs for drunkenness and Charles Ander- son, the man whom he had asked Of ficer Walenczius to arrest was dis charged by Judge Meskill.
 On Saturday night Larson com plaincd that Anderson had assaulted him. In court yesterday Larson was so drunk he could not testify and on the courts order he was arrested The alleged assault proved to be an incor sequental affair and the accused was discharged while the complainant was fined for his lack of due respect for the court. dem monstrated yesterday. Dennis McInerney, of Newington, has been officially exiled from this city for the next six months. He was arrested by Officer William Strolls last night for drunkenness and he, told the court today that he has a job in Newington which he is working stead jlv at. Judge Meskill ordered him to go back to his job and keep away from New Britain for the next SIX months. If he is arrested here again he will have to serve suspended sen- tence of sixty days in jail.
 Walter Smith, drunk, was arrested bv Officer Strolls last night He was fined s7 and costs, but asked that he be put on probation so he could go and visit his sick brother.
 Assistant Prosecutor Joseph C.. Woods conducted the states case to day for the first time since his ap- pointment.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04

Note in the x-ray picture below the three pov bellows pumps. the swiftly revolving brush WI be raised or lowered by simple movement lever at the side. The wheels arc fitted wi all-bearings and solid rubber tires. Large re dust bag. Pressed steel top. All wooden pa strain made of three-ply veneer wood. Case
 in rich mahogany color. Rubber guards to prev of fusniture. Four-foot mahogany finished han plated handle bale. Runs without electricity Yhat . ehild rar.' .ifse if :; ssg5s5s ss
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
HUMPHREY IS NO. B
 ON THE WAFER BOARD
Commissioner Egan Holds All Records
 Wah TWeDty-tW0 Years.

Ernest N. Humphrey is the twenty third water commissioners New Brit ain has had, according to the records of Clerk P. J. Egan, which date back as far as 1871, when New Britain be- came a city. MT. Egan holds all long, distance records for service, having been a member of the board for twsn ty-two years. Next comes H. Dayton Humphrey with record of sixteen years. Philip Corbin served thirteen years and Thomas H. Hall twelve years.
 The commissioners, the year of their appointment and the years they served follow: W. HI. Smith, 1871, 1.
 R. l.. Hubbard, 1871. 2.
 Francis Fenton, 1871, i,
 Thomas McCabe, 1872. 6.
 Henry Tolles, 1872, 8. Y. III P. Woodruff, 1873, 1.
 IA. w. Rice, 1874, 9.
 Philip Corbin,a 1875, 13.s ssssS@s
 Julius Fenn, 1875, l..
 Thomas H. Brady, 1878, ,
 William H. Relyea, 1879, 3.
 Thomas Schmidt, 1882. 8.
 John F. Dunlay, 1885, 6.
 Thomas Fl. kehoe, 1886, g. Charles H. Beaton. 1888, 5. James w. Ringrose, 1889, 6.
 P. J. Egan, 1893. ..-. Thomas S. Hall, 1893, 12.
 Fl. Dayton Humphrey. 1895, 1e. .. Clayton A. Parker, 1905. 5.
 w. E. Rosspere, 1910,
 Charles r. Chase, 1912, 3.
 Ernest N. Humphrey, 1915. --
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
PHALANX LADIES DINE.
Pretty Social Event Staged at Far
 mington CountryI Club.

One of the prettiest social events of the season was the annual dinner of the Putnam PhalanX LadiIs so- ciety held last evening at. the -Coun- try club in Farmington.. There were about 100 guests present, including a number from this city.
 On Thursday evening the Phalanx will hold a regular drill and at the same meeting there will be discus sion on the armory proposition.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
BOY SELLS FAMILY : WASH TO RAG MAN
sdx Year Old Danny Boutz Feels Like Financier But His Mother
 Feels Like Thirty Cents.

Six year old Danny Boutz, son of Mrs. Amelia Boutz of 1o6 Hartford avenue, may have the makings of a financier in him, but if these ten dencies keep manifesting themselves as they did yesterday when he sold the family washing to a rag picker for six cents his fond parent has no desire to foster the germ of getting rich quick"
 Danny felt like a rich man yes- terday and his six cents seemed like fortune to him. He proudly boast ed that he had sold 8 ''lot of old
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
LODGE ANNIVERSARY TO,

Evening Star lodge. sheph' Bethlehem will celebrate it's anniversary this evening in
 hall. A splendid musical | has been arranged for the o Guests will be present from H. Bristol and Southington. Ali herds are kindly invited. Tn ness meeting win be called ft promptly at 7:s0 o'clock. Four dates are to be initiated.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
sioo FIRE r.Asv rrcx

Blaze, But Damage is szl
 Fire starting in a low atti, six tenement block at No. 41( street at e:4o o'clock last ul damage to the extent of abo and would have been muc serious but for the efficient the fire department.
 The origin of the blaze is r as it started in a small room winter clothing was stored.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04

There will be a May festival given by Mrs. F. l.. Richardson at the A.
 M. F. Zion church Wed. eve, May D.
 1915. Addm. 10c. For benefit of tho church. .-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-04
ENTERTAINMENT BY pHrLArHEA

A musical entertainment and his- torical sketch, The Women Who Did," will be given by members of the, Philathea class of the Trinity M. F. church Wednesday evening, May 12. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the class
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
FISK STRONG FOR
THE KING DRAG
SPRING VALLEY RANCHER RECON-
MENDS 1T FOR PALOUSE COUN-
TRY-GIVES COSTS
Chamber of Commerce Hears About
Agricultural Experimental and
Extension Work

In an address today before the
Chamber of Commerce, ]. NJ. Fisk OF
Spring Valley, Washington, strongly
endorsed the King drag as the greatest
piece of roadmaking apparatus in ex-
istence.
| Years ago Mr.. Fisk read a descrip-
tion of the drag and directions for US
| ing it in an agricultural paper, and
from the information so gained built
the first drag used in southern Spo-
kane county. AS result of the cam
paign he started for the use of the
King drag, the county now owns elev-
en-, in his township and five are owned
privately.
Farmers in the neighborhood of
Spring Valley use drags on the roads,
and Mr.. Fisk kept an accurate record
of the time he spent last year on
mile of road assigned to him. He as
serts that the road was nearly always
as good as paved street, and that the
value of the time spent on it during the
year was about S1100 He followed
the directions commonly given in the
agricultural bulletins and publications.
but lays great emphasis on using the
drag just after every shower
o. d. Center, director of agricultural
extension work for the University,
spoke on the work of the federal and
state agricultural departments: and
L. c. Aicher, superintendent of the
Aberdeen Experiment station told of
the Investigations being made there.
C. r. Hagman reported some of the
results obtained on the swampy and
cut-over lands of the extreme north end
of the state at the Clagstone and
Standpoint stations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
ALUMNI WISH TO
AID ALMA MATER
MEETING CALLED AT RIDEN-
BAUGH HALL NEXT
TUESDAY
Executive Committee Actiye-Reor-
ganizati0n Observation-Disclosures
Keen

That there are more than sixty
alumni of the university in town and
that they can do much to reorganize
the Alumni association and put it on
a sound basis is the opinion of c. E.
Favre, chairman of the executive COM
mittee of that now numerically strong
organization.
An urgent invitation has been is
sued to the sixty resident alumni to
meet in the Assembly room of Riden-
baugh Hall on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary second, to discuss ways and
means of making the alumni associa-
tion more powerful aid to the uni
versity.
1t is felt that at present the alumni
are not doing for their alma mater
all they could do. 1t is hoped by those
in charge that every eligible person
will be on hand next Tuesday eve
ming. c. E. Favre, Gertrude Stephen
son, and Roy Stillinger are the exc
cutive committee. w. H. Mason is
president; Mable Price, secretary;
and Clarence Edmundson, treasurer.