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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Gas nddits 3tet Der Ser >
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biinbetsn 1T 2emberg.
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hif6e arisssminiitsrium bat am
abenb ben fpIssnosn Offi3isa.n gsri4t
SerOif.ntIi6t:
.Wdbrenb bss Cages purben bic
f.Btsn RuiTen aus Der umgebuHg BON
prsenpsl psrtrieb.u. sic Siehsu ii4
in OFtlidsr Ri6tuns suriid uno leiften
auf ben S6bsu iiibtDsitIid OOn Wabpta
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pen sretf.n bort bic RuTeu on.
.SBpiid.n III ss Der Qrmse bes
6Itsrrsi4iideu Generals gbuarb BON
gObmsermoIi sslunssH, DOM Siiben
ber bic rufiids 8srtbsioisuHsIinis 5u
burdbrsdsn uHb in Der Ridtung ani
Wasciscu eprsuriid.n. lluisre Srups
pen b.fiubsR iia i.st in Der Rd9e bisier
Stabt. Sn StsfsH aampfsH habsu
mir Si.!s GefaHssHs gsma4t.
Die Irmss BEG Generals aIegunber
ainiiussn bat sbsnfuus nsus siess srs
ruHsen lnb bic RuTsu bsfiHben iid IN
DoGsm Riit5us.
ran Der prutb atNis ho6sH ala
GOIge Der Gr,tsnifs an SaaU unO an
obersn Enistsr absrmaIs admpf:
itattgsfuuSsn. @u miner Der TeiHc
siu.n 4ugriff oeriuate, tDurss sr mi
idpsr,n gstIuftsH 5uriitgeiaIassH
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maat.
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ysn Saan uuS in poIsH uHOerdnosrt
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nidts Wi5tis.s ersisnst. glm IitIi'
den Qrbbang bss Srsu3bsrs baben un'
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rem. On Der aGrtbsnsr Srsrse III ar
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Sans..
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05

tansfam ins DaT.r, bab tiniss Der
asute i8 pi.ber an9prb besaben. boi'
feHb, bds s6iFf rst.,r suiOHusu. Sds
llHteris.buOt itOb obsr .imsn aiDeitsn
9orpe6o ub, pObura bas 8srf5runss'
psrt polsnSst purb..
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Rem Yort no4 2oHooH db. Der Dam
pier, DON 3o74 1OrHsH mar gissH'
tbum Der GuIi Gransport aiuis DOT
9iDerpoOI.
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bon pet.rbeub entf.tEt, sinsm S.eba'
fen an Der Sfitiiite oou SdottlaHb, IN
ben Grunb ssbobr.. gs purbs teir
unisri.sboOt ssf.bsn. Der aupitdu ps'
t.rs Sriidt a6er Die 1Hii4t aus, BAT
isiH Sdiff torpebirt porben if.
Die gsiosuns 0ss odnii6eu Sdda'
ners .SalDabor", BE-, in Der Mit..
nod Ra9t BON .iEsuI unterissboot in
ben @runb ssbObrt purSe, iit am
Gonn.ritas in 2erDit, SdOttIuno
seIanS.t porSeH. Raao.m Si. 9efabs
uns bes S3oonsrs gefe6l srhaItsu
bat.. fib IN bi. gOc:e gu beseb.n.
purb. Der nit 5OI3 bs!aSsns Saooner
in graub s.fitdt nuo Sas uutsries'
boot i4ob aud Sas 5ed nit spsi
S4iiHeH meg.
Wk aus airtpaI s.msIoet ptrb.
iif bort auber Der 80 Rann itarisn
9sfdsuns Der sSOnia' aud bic Be-
fasuns b.s GiidsrSumpf.rs rG6rpfO-
pbraius" s,iunS,t porbeu, Der as
WsiIsn bon Stronia9. elmer Der Orb
nsp SHIeIn. entfsrHt in ben Grunb &c.
bobrt purss.
Die 9lmerifaner tt Berlin
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
llnoeri6dmt
8ar bic gebdnbluHG bic
&apitdn George Gornebl
ieitens Der GnglGubsr

ieitens Der GngIGuber
su5heilpurbe.
9e IN gort, 4. SUM. - aapitGn
@eorge goruebl, Der nit benz BON Inn
aefifbrten Sdiff, benz ameritartI6eu
Dampfer ,4ntiLIa" am SpnHeriiag
bOn aOpsnbagsn bier eintraF, fiibrte
bittere alGge ii6er bic gebaNoIuHg,
bic ibm ieitsus Der eRgIiideH gebOra
ben gu s6eil g.porOsn, bic feinsn
Dampfer auf Der 4usreife ui6t tpenia
ger aIs SO Gage feftbieItsH.
0ie Rdpitdn GprnebI Deriiaert mar
bic rQHtiau DOT tbrsr gtusfabrt I'M
5sbruar i'm Netp gortsr 5ufeH unter
Der 9tufiiht oes brittiden Generals
tuufuls ssIoSen ipurben uno Der Sss
neraltpniul aab ibm ara bieriiber etHe
amtli6e gei6einigung. SroBoem purs
be Der 9umpfer oon etHerH eugItI4eN
arisggf8iff psgsefiihrt unb noa
atrtpeu gebratt. tpO er Elf Sage fetts
balten fpuroe. BGbrsnb bieier 3si:
mar uuunterbrDheu Elm BohtpoiteH
an Der Sbiir Der Sapitdustoiiits pos
ftirt unb &qpitGn Cornell rDuroe uls
abldiTig betpaat. Saruufbin tDurbe
Der 0ampfer nab Suubee bsorbert,
no er 4S Sage liegeu muBte uuo NOD
bic SGIfts Der 2abuus geIDiat pur'
be. 9tuf Der SeirHfubrt uurbs Der
Ddmpfer 5rpei uNb cine babe StuHne
Don einem britii9eu Srsssr fsitge'
buIteH.
DG1if6er 0umpfsr in Der
Roroie torpeoirt.
Stapauser, glOrpegrn, 4.Suni.
Der oGnif6e 0ampfsr sGgrus', ooH
1892 sonneR, nit elmer 2abuns Sob
len Don gurntisLanb. S4ottIarS, rud
Sppenbassn untsrpsgs, 1T am 9Ons
ueritag BON einem nsutI9en llHteriee'
boot in Der Roroiee Derisntt poroeH.
Die 9eIasurg puroe bier GJr Greitag
BON bsm norpssii4sn Dampfer .Stas
peneer" sslanost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Gnti4dSisuug
Sir geihdbigrue belttiter Gtger-
tbulus aeIeseltIih Der 9cllti9en-
bette in WsaiIano oerIungt.

9arts, 4. Sptni. g9ie IN cinem
SeIegrdmm oes yWtatiu" aus SEM
bebolptet mirb, ioG Geutidloro
our6 gerinittIimg Der itDet3er @e.
Innoihaft in Ron BON Der itaIieni'
if)en Reaierins Sdyuoenerirs fir bic
@eih6bisuneen nerlaugt baben, ote
seLeeentlicb Der fiir5Ilbeu Geitti6en'
boe IN WtaiIano an Gtgentbum BON
DqJi9eR bsriHia&t nnrbeR Rt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Die benfib. bfterreiHii1en
gSerbiinbetett
giaden bOn gr5emssI aus idnsa in
oitliGer 9lidJtuns por.
Grfotge Der 9eutf4en II
Granirei4 unb Rub'

SruHIltIW W
Lamb.
Berlin, A. Smut. Der fOIsenoe
pffisieGe geridt iiber bic nsaeit.n ers
sisnih. aui benz arisssf4auplaB tDur.
be ON Trsitas pom ariessmtHiitsrium
psrSff.niIidt,
Meiili6sr Gri,ssI4duplab: ~Oas
8orf unb bas SdIOb Sooss NIT auss
nubHe GINGER psnissr SduIsr, iiRo
BON unisren 9ruppen ssnommsn por'
ben. G.seuansriffe Der Yriten iino
NIT isbr i9psren Derluiten fiir bsn
Jeinb 5uriids.faIasen tDOrbsn. Deits
Iia BON GDsn9p eslans ss britii4ea
Sruppsn in Der sbten Radt biz in
unitrs poiitionen Dor5uOrinssn, bur4
einsn gesenangriff tpurbs absr Der
sy.inS ioisbsr nit febr sroben gsr'
IuIisn Saraus Deririsben. CT Iisb brst
Wsai4insnssiaiise IN uuisrsn 5dnSsn
suriid.
,Di. 3uderraffinsris in SOu&e3 iit
mad lanssn unb hftigen admpfsn Don
uns bsfsbi norSn- On Der Gbaufse
SiiIi@ Don Goudss iinb' bic admpfs
nod i'm Gangs.
Gin bsftiser ansriff bes JsinSes
auf unfsrs Grs5eH ESroli4 Don Rsus
bile brs@ unter unisrem Grsiasriss
f.uer 3uiammen. GuoIi4 DON Rsus
bile II. felt DonHsrftus a6eno elm bsf'
tiger Rabiampf I'm Gunss.
.Sm prisfsrDaIb babtH bic Rams
pfc Elm Gabe srrsidt, Ha6osm es aus
s.lunssn iit. ben sr6btsH Sbsil Der
psrlorsHen grdbeH piebsr su srobsrH.-
SttiIidtr arisssftauplab: .llnisrs
aapalI.rk bai ruiIiide SiDifiuHen aus
ben D5rfern 2sneH unb S6runoeu,
81 Begin. 43 MsileH 5itIid bon aiban
esI.g.n, psrtriebeH. Sn Der GessnS
p-n Maipolianp, wsitliS bon auridas
np unb Sci Srsbniti, am 9ubpfa
GluB, iinb f.inbli&e ansriffs abss'
ibIassH tuorben.
Siib5fli6er arisssi4aupIas: Rad
bsfsissn aGmpf.n babsn unisr. Trup.
pen bi. 2inie 5fiIih bon prs.mpsI uRo
pOn bort aus nOrb5itIia Bis naa 30.
IsiteaI5Hs, Srmis. pOebsiac unS 2ar'
solpa .rr.i4t. Die Gr6be Der BEL Der
eiRnabms BON a]rsempsl ssmd&tsH
geuts III nod niat betcnHt. Wis aus
ben ausIassn DON Gsfan s.nsn, hi,
pislsH 1rupp,nt0rpsrH ans.b0ren,
btrporssbi. battsn bic Rufen in Der
gadi BON 2. gum 3. 5uni III Der
ga4t, IN Der prS.mpsl s,nommsH
ipurbe, sinm angriff ouf Der gau5n
s5rout gessn bic Qrmee b.s Generals
DON Madsnisn beabii6iigt. 0isis Ofs
fsnfib. brad aber i4On sItib am glns
fang suiaMmtn. llnssfdbr IA Wsiltn
6itlia Don tpy5smpsl befinbtH iih
beati@s Sruppsn unisr btm General
pDn Maripit auf ben 90bsn aui beiotH
Ssitsn BON WDslaibe5. I'm aampf.
Ok 4rmee oes Generals Don Gin,
finssn III i'm gesriff. ben JIab STRIP
Gil isinsm untsrsn QGuis. HorS5ftli9
pom otr Siabt Strp. su iib.ridrsitsn.
3pei ei|f@Dti3ertfae abia,
tittr berungladt.
Bern, A. Suni. Gin iHfp,ijsriihsr
Dcppslbsder, NIT benz asutndnt Dol.
lsnDsnb,r bon Bern unb benz 9crpordI
grobit, bon gaitI, an @orb. hdrst.
am Jr.itas in Der Rdhs BON 3lrid1
aus erobsr Sohs ub. YtiSs Qpiatiiar
puSbsu aid b4 stella aft6btsts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05

81 gnbe fetn pirb urb sineH 8epeis
oafiir, baB bic beutI4 Oiterrei4iI4eH
@erbiin6eteH eOentueG iibepal iiegrei9
Tsin peroen. Sic beben gang 6eiOHbsrs
berOor, baB bic 5eitung DON ben 0eut'
f8en un0 SeIterrei4ern in psniger
Sagen genommen iuurOe, ols bic RuIs
fen WOuute brau4ten, I'm iis gu be-
siDingen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Die 2lmerifaner III Berlin
getparnt
Gid aaf bas 9erIaffsr
Dsutf9Ianbs por3u.
hsrs;4 4su


2OnbOn, 4. Suni. = Cine Sepe'
i4s an bic erdans. telegraph Comp.
aus amiisrbam msIO.t:
Cine Depeide aus Berlin iast, bab
bic am.ritaniids aOIOui. in Berlin
cffiaislI s,iDarnt porosn isi. baB bi,
biplomatiiden gsBisbuussu siDifden
Seuti6Ianb unS ben Der. Stdnten
Siellsisbt idon inusrhalb bon 4s Stun'
ben absebro@en ipsrosn tOnnsn unb bi.
ameritaner iid uuf bas @srIaiisu
DsutidIanbs pOrbersitsn IOIIsn..
lGis SsyiAs 70 nit azsism Dor.
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@eftige @efe@te iino jett at 0er gan3en
Syront 1T @ali3ien I'M @ange,
fitr Dir ofntt@ 1ttrrrfi1it@fn pf1
biinoftfn finf frbr 91ttf.

behalf anf5nnsbmen. @eSr amiter'
banner nod aonbOnsr Wielbungen
fonnen ais SHusrldiiis seltsn. 9lnr
Elm bireft aus Berlin fommenoer
gsridt DarOe Snosrlaiiis ieiu. u.
%. N)
Die HuHen iiberall in Ga.
lisien auf benz 8iidsug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05

nisitsns 340O Msilen auriidselest ba'
ben, pas elmer Jnhrt na4 Rorbames
rita elei6tOmmsn piirbe.D IS 1T oies
cine gang auberurOentli4e 2siitung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Die 9uQen in ofli&er Ri&tnns anf
oem 2sil&5ug.
Nm6 1T Syranfrei6 bat Die Sifeniipe
oer 9euti6en ani6einenS ,pteoer
be9onten.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Ser britii@e 1ampier
,,Spnia" bon 2OS5
9pnnen
On Der Rorofafte poHGus'
n lamb In ben Gruub
uebpbrt

sebobrt.
Wontrsal, 4. Suni. Der Dams
pier Sonia" non Sem sbompion 2i'
ME. Don RibblesbOrousb, England,
nit Gra9t mad WontrsaI untsrpess,
absr obns paifasi,rs. Durbs ON DUn'
n.rs.as Wlittas an Der Rorbtiiits Don
enslanb bon sin.m llnteri.eboot ipr'
p.birt unb in ben Grunb s.bobrt. Die
g,Iabuns nurbs In RtrtpaI. SGOtt'
lamb, sslanSst.
Die .Sonia" mar Elm SamPf.r bon
2oS5 sonneu.
Rod elmer.
Talmputb. Gnsldno, 4. SUM-
wliit.rnatt. Der britif4. Dampfsl
.Sn.um", DON Rem Dor. na4 aon'
bon unt.rpsss. ipurSe an Greitae
glorsen I'm balb flint llbr. 43 RstIer
Iibp.hli9 bon ai5arb, iorpsbirt. Di'
ssIasuns ipuro. bier BON BEN nortDe'
sii6en Dampfsr .gDanbId" ssIunbst.
Gs mar tein llnirieebOot geiebsr
fpDrben. ala elm. fur&tbpr. eIpIOiiOu
bus S6iff srsittsrn mndt. unS es 10.
fort aiming. .fih auf bic S.lts su l,'
gen. Die gsf0suns btsab fi4 in bi,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
QSetterb

sir Sbio unb 5nbiana: S65.
nes Yetter am Samitag. 2tm Sonn>
tag babrf4einli4 Strt4regeu.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-18
Suitable Styles in LADIES'
Spring Suits
$l4.95 to $50
City Items

The payroll of the street depart
ment for the past week amounted to
$296.32.
Millinery opening. M. Seibert.
-advt.
The banquet of the Knights of st.
Patrick at the Allyn House and the
banquet of the Friendly Sons of ST
Patrick at the Hotel Garde in Hart
ford last night were attended by
many New Britain residents
Rev. William Franklin, of Old
Orchard, Me, spoke at a meeting held
at o'clock this afternoon at the Peo-
pies Church of Christ on Court
street on "The Deeper Christian Life"
He will continue his talk at 1880 to-
night.
Charles Chase was arrested at the
corner of Broad and High streets by
officer Richardson this afternoon on a
charge of drunkenness and breach of
the peace. fa."
Engine company No. 4 was called
out twice yesterday to extinguish
grass fires. They were also called out
today. There was no damage.
Rev. A. P. Bjorklund preached at
the Lenten service at the Swedish
Lutheran church last evening in the
absence Of DR.. Gilman, who was in at
tendance at a big meeting in Water
bury.
The United Swedish Singing soci-
cites fair will open tonight in EIec-
trio hall. There will be a speech by
Mayor George A. Quigley and re-
marks by the chairman of the COM
mittee Of arrangements, who is Emil
Larson.
The Sewing society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will celebrate it's
anniversary this evening with a pro-
gram. Rev. c. H. Nelson Of New
Haven, will be the speaker Of the
evening. y,
Arthur Johnson, Emil Oberg, Gus
stave Blomquist and Carl Heddin left
Tuesday for Harvey, North Dakota,
where they have secured employment
and will reside in the future.
Mrs Justis Wallin Of Shuttle
Meadow avenue is entertaining Miss
Tillie Carlson of Boston, Mass.
Miss Josie Ericsson of Dwight street
has returned to her home after a
stay of three weeks in Brooklyn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-18

For every village burned down by
these Russian hordes on Germany ter
ritory and for each estate destroyed
three villages or estate on Russian
territory occupied by us will be sac
rifced to the flames. All damage
caused by fire in Memel will be an
swered by the destruction by fire of
Russian government buildings at Su-
waikiki and other provincial capitals
in German hands"
Belgians Making Good.
Paris, March IS, Via London. $3.50
p. m.-The war Office this afternoon
gave out the following statement:
1.-The Belgian army continued Its
progress on the User. Its artillery
bonn barded one of the enemy's con-
voys on the road from Dixmude to
Lessen.
From the Lys to the Disc there
was artillery action. The enemy bonn
barded in particular the spur Of the
hill at Notre Dame De Lorette and
the villages Of Carney and Maricourt.
There is nothing new In the opera
lions in the Champagne.
I'm Lorraine there was an artlilery
duel. One Of our avtators pompdro-
ed the railway station at Connans'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-18
new BRITAIN STOCKS
INCREASE IN VALUE
Upward Trend All Along the Line;
Colts Again Rising.
FURNISHED by Richter & Coz

FURNISHED by Richter & Coz
During the past week there has
been a. good deal of activity in our
New Britain local stocks with several
advances all along the line. Ameri-
can Hardware has advanced from 113
to 121 IL. Stock is a little bit low
er now and is quoted 118 bid, 121
asked. AT these prices the stock nets
5 per cent. and is considered we'll by
conservative investors. Stanley Works
holds strong at 81 bid, SO asked. with
recent sales at these prices. During
the past two days there has been
good demand for Landers, Frary &
Clark, which has moved up from
52 IL to Sd IL, being now quoted
81 bid, SIS asked. This company is
doing very we'll at the present time.
Stock should ultimately work higher.
Recent sales of American Hosiery
have been at $500 per share. Traut &
Hine is offered at As. and National
Spring Bed at 81. Stanley Rule &
Level has been quiet and is nominal
ly quoted 385 bid, 400 asked, with
recent sales ranging from $50 to 3s5.
with, sales ranging from 80 to 80.
Bristol Stocks.
The Bristol stocks continue active
with particular reference to New De-
parture common which has advanced
from 1875 to 1928 bid, 1872 asked. Re-
cent sales are reported at 1870. Bristol
Brass is somewhat more quiet being
IL bid, AZ asked. This is about three
points higher than last weeks quota
ton. New Departure preferred stock
remains the same at 105 bid with no
stock in the market. American Silver
is quoted % bid, rs asked Bristol &
Plainville Tramway company is $50
bid, 10 asked. Eagle Lock is in de-
mand at As. American Brass is
quoted 1874 bid, 1877 asked. ....
Colts Moving
Colts Arms is on the move again
and has advanced from PIT to 2s3, it
being now quoted PSI bid, 2SS asked.
This stock went ex dividend yesterday
and at these prices the stock does not
carry the April LIST dividend. There
has been some little activity in the
Fire Insurance company stocks. Aetna
Fire and Hartford Fire are quoted ex
dividend, the former 336 bid and the
latter 700 bid, 720 asked. The re-
naming fire insurance company
stocks are quoted dividend on. Ma
tional Fire is quoted 345 bid, $50
asked, with recent sales at the latter
figure. Phoenix Fire is selling at 367,
and Standard Fire is offered at 70.
Life Insurance Stocks.
The life insurance company stocks
are somewhat lower. Travellers is 500
bid, COS asked, ex dividend Aetna
Life is quoted ass bid, 400 asked, and
there have been quite a few sales at
400. We regard this stock as an ex-
tremely good purchase at this price
Aetna Life Rights are 81 bid, SO
asked. Connecticut General has been
in good demand, $50 being bid, with
no stock offered for sale under $685.
500 is bid for Hartford Steam Boiler.
Aetna Accident and Liability is quoted
378 bid, 3S5 asked, with sales rang
ing between $50 and 3S5 per share.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-18
CHANGES IN SCHEDULE
WILL Be CONSIDERED
improvements in New Haven Line
Sought by Chamber Of Commerce.

The Chamber Of Commerce will
this week take up the matter of i'm
provements in the summer passen-
ger schedule with the traffic depart
ment Of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railway company A
number Of changes will be urged The
possibility that others may have fur
Their suggestions for improving the
service of the road, has led Secre-
tary A. H. Andrews to announce that
he will be glad to hear from any who
have suggestions to make so that
that they may be brought to the at
tention Of the road at the same time
the chamber representative confers
with the traffic department.
Hearings at Hartford.
G. j. White, chairman of the leg
islative committee Of the civic bureau,
is representing the chamber at the
hearings on the labor bills today at
the state house, Hartford. The
chamber on Tuesday Endorsed the
principles incorporated in house bills
Sc and 394. The first is intended
to keep children of school age from
working without complying with all
the requirements of the compulsory
school attendance law. The second
regulates the hours Of work for per-
sons under sixteen years of age and
for those under twenty-one.
Discuss Sewage Disposal.
The legislative committee of the
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
held an important conference yester-
day with Dr. Joseph H. Townsend,
secretary of the state board of health,
ana Dr. r. M. Griswold, chairman of
the mouse committee on public health
ana safety, on the bill before the gen
eral assembly introduced by the
champer regarding the adoption of a
state policy in sewerage. The con-
ference was held at the Hartford club.
The hearing will be given next Tues
day, March 90.
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us. TRANSPORTS WILL
CARRY: ISLAND GOODS
Philippine Exports Tied Up For Want
Of Transportation Facilities.

WASHINGTON, March -18.-Becaus
of the lack of shipping facilities be-
tween the Philippine islands and the
United States, army transports WILL
be utilized for carrying goods from
the islands which could not be trans
ported in any other way.
Secretary Garrison today called
President wilson's attention to reports
from Governor General Harrison on
the 'unfortunate condition in the
Philippines because of lack of ships
for exports to the United States.
At first it was suggested that naval
GOLFERS returning from the islands be
used, but Secretary Daniels was ad-
vised that it was not authorized by
law. Secretary Garrison found, how
ever, that there could be no objec-
ton to using returning army trans
ports provided their freight is first
made over to the island government.
The quartermaster general Of the
army has found. that about three
thousand tons space will be available
on each ship.
Secretary Garrison will instruct
Governor General Harrison to invite
proposals from shipping companies to
carry all exports offered to the gov
eminent transports, SO that nothing
will be carried by the government
v-Ni@'' could be handled by private
shipping.
.s.uent Wilson has approved
Secretary Garrisons plan and it will
shortly be put In effect
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DEAR OLIVER"
That Is All the Defendant Knows OF
$4,000 Breach of Promise Suit.

New York, March 1s.-Copies of a
complaint were made public today in
a $4,000 damage suit for alleged
breach of promise which 1t was said
had been filed in the supreme court
by Miss Rae Tanner, a young woman
of this city, against James w. Os-
borne, the former assistant district at
torney of New York county
The complaint was made public by
a firm of lawyers who said they were
counsel for Miss Tanner and that It
had been filed in court. Mr.. Osborne
widely known as a lawyer, has been
married for years and his wife is
still living.
Vigorous denial of all the charges
was expressed by Mr. Osborne, who
said he did not know the plaintiff and
first heard of her not long ago when
he received letters from a woman who
addressed him as Dear Oliver"
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SELLING OF READING
CONTROLS MARKET
UaeVen Prices on 'Chalgt Also
Attributed to Pressure on Steel.

New York, March 49,, Wall Street
1890 a. m.--The feature of today's
early market was atone point de-
cline in Reading, despite the main
tenance Of the regular dividend. The
stock was the most active of the lead
ers In the initial trading and offer
ings suggested short selling rather
than liqcidation. Other prominent
issues were affected in lesser
degree, the Pacifics and United States
Steel falling under yesterdays close.
Copper, American Smelteing, motor
shares and Mexican Petroleum were
fractionally higher.
Closing. grade issues like
Northwestern and American Tobacco
were sold IN the late dealings, while
leaders made substantial recovery.
The closing was irregular.
Persistent selling of Reading and
Pressure on United States Steel con-
tributed largely toward today's UNI
even price movement.
New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter & Co..
mem bers Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. Represented by e. w. Eddy.
National Bank building:
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WANT $4,000.
Mdd1esex Banking Company Asks for
That Amount.

Middletown, March 1S.-The re-
ceivers of the Middlesex Banking
company today asked Judge E. B.
eager of the superior court for per-
mission to spend upwards of $3.50
fer seed and farming implements in
western states, where the company
holds over 100000 acres of farming
land. The company has issued bonds
to the amount of $3,5OO,0OO against
it's land holdings, and the proposal is
to give each tenant 500 for seed and
tools, and enable each to make a crop
SO that they can pay rent, interest and
possibly omething on the principal
of. mortgages they have given for land
bought
Some Of the bondholders oppose
the plan.