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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Nias id,peren gerlnit pertriaden.

Banning, Wid., 10. Sept. 9ie
Staotsbeborben iir,b bonn geohrlngs-
ntittel Seportente1t Der &egierling
beno1ri1tiet tporben, bob bon
y@ntbrocnoie" offi5ierte gobnen
nidt aus benz Staate perianot per'
oen biirfen unb mag bies fir Sar'
ners ilnb Gambler bebelitenben Ser
luIt beriiria6en, ba BRET 8iertel Der
gobnenernte bes 2anbes I'M Stoate
Midigon eraeuet miro. gs miro
geiagt, bab BON Yslrtbrucnpie" Die
fpeiben 9obnen MIR gefleft ooer emf.
f6rbt tperben, Der gtabrfuert uber
nid]t affisiert perbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Der glit siinSete.

'IIIegan Wlif., 10. Sept. Gi-
ne Der Stanungen auf Der farm bes
sufreb Glarf, flint 0teilen bon bier,
lpitrbe bonn 8lis getroffen, Der 5iin-
bete uno Der blir6 Dos ausbre6enbe
Seuer ongeri6tete S6aben tpirb
ouf $2500 gei9oet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Sritiides @adltihiff fiibrte bis gum
lstten Iomemt bic amerif. Tlasse.

Sofin, nin Berlin linb 9onbon,
TO- Sept. ~9ulgariens Gage lit iest
cine cute lmo bic 9lusii6ten fiir Die
3ufimft iin0 9iirItig," erfldrte Grc-
niier &aooslapoff in einem SSSilter-
piep lno fiigte bin5u: rGs lit in-
nabrl6cinlid), baB Serbicn unb
! Griehenlano cine gelneiniume 9oli-
tif be5iigli6 9lilgariens einidlagcn
meroen.
Ser Yrenlier briidte Die Soffniing
aus, oab alle politiifen Tarteien III
9ulgariet, beionoers Die slgrarier,
oie Hegierltng nit gan5em Ser5en
unteritiibcn perben in Dem @eItre-
ben, Die notionalen Soeale 81 Der.
mirflid)en. gr erldrte audi, ooB bns
bulgariide Solf bereit ici, iid Der
6urd) oic iirternationnle &riiis ber-
porgerilfencn Gage an5ipaiien, uno
ooB Die fpirtidoftlid)e Gage bes 9an-
1 oeS Qlt@ge3elullel lel.
,llnier 9uno lit nit oen giltertc-
gl16ten in llnterbanoliurgen iiber
Son5ellionen BON Seiten Serbiens
begriffen", fnbr er fort ~Solange
oieie ltnterbanolungen ihpeben,
piiroe es ubinrb iein, bon einem sln-
grille 9ulgarienS oitf Serbien reoen
3u polen, pie BON peri6iebener
Seite pormisgeiugt miro. Dies
niir6e cine &utaitropbe fir Bill
aorien 5ltr sSolee baben.
,,llniere 9egieritng ltnterbonoclt
aud5 nit oen 3entralntaften, Inn Die
lbeItcn &eiultate fir Die rationale
| Sodlc al erlanqen. Die Satiuhe,
bab 9ulguricn nit beibcn Seiten
! perbanoelt, itebt burdloiis I'M Gtn'
flona nit ocn @iinifen Der &cgie-
rlnq nno Der Oppoiition." Sn Be
suq ollf Die 3ufirnft. benterfte Der
Wtiniiter, 9nlgorien iperoe cine 1cli.
troIe 8olitif perfolgcn, iolonge Die
Ssntereiicn oes 2onoes iii9t 9efobr'
oet iinb.
,,llniere @c5icbungen 81 Der Cir
fei fino ousge5eihnete", iogte er
limb bos @ebiet ont Narisoflitiie
! bos rns obgetreten tpuroe, miro boli
Ser 9ontrollc 9uIgnriens itrtterltellt
peroen. Sie neue @renje lauft al
oem linfen llfer bes Suniafluiies. ei
nem gtebcnflniic Der @arieo, mad
glbrianopel. Sic oortige Giienbohn
Itotion liegt in benz obgetretcnen 0l
thrift. @on Ibrianopel fiibrt ol'
@renae nod Der Srtifoft Suflo, oi
IL &ilonleter bon Der @forisa ent
fernt liegt. @on % folet iic Den
reften llfer Der Mnriso. SSn robei
l1nlriiien foIet tie iiberbalipt bie'eli
5luiie.
.9nlaorien bot in Serbinbing n1i
bieier @ebietsobtretilng feline politi
i6en SerpfIihtlrngen fiir Die 3u
funft iibernomn1en. Sie porl1iifig
Garleeune Der Iniidten Serbiens II
ge3ug oiif Die Sorberitneen gulga
riens nliiiien mt Reierbe oufgenom
men peroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
SOti6after Smmba
nidt mebr genebm.
seiEe 9lbbernfnng DOn
Der aaiierliden &egie=
rnng in &ien Derlangt.
Sn ieinem @erbalten ipirb SrndJ Der
etiquette crblift.
Scauftraste glmerifaner NIT lleber-
mitteluns BON Sepeifen nad @ien.
@cridluDrnng segen legitime Snbn.
itrien 9lmerifas Die geid)nlbisung.

gSoibington, 10. Sept. &C.
frctdr 9aiiiing bot Die folgenoe &a.
bcloepeidle befannt gageben, Die er
Dem 9oti6after Yenfielo in @ien
ianote, oanit oieier iic Der OeIterrei-
dlii6en &egierllng porlegt:
YSerr Gonitantin 9rlmba, Ger
gotid)aiter Oeiterreif)s mo llngarns
bot 5lIgegeben, oaB er ieiner &egie-
riiftg Hl1ne unterbreitete, Inn Stri-
fcs III omcrifanii6en Sabrifen an5u-
5etteln, Die iif nit ser Seritelrtng
bon &riegsnulnition befaiien. Eieic
Snformation erreihtc Ole 9fegierltng
ourh Die glbi6riit cines 9riefes bcs
@otldlaiters on ieinc Hegiering.
Ser 9ote mar elm anerifaniI6er
9iirger mamens glrdibalo, Der nit
cinem amerifanii6cn Taiie reiite. Or.
Sumba bat olIfl 5lgegeben. baB er
9lrhibalo benllftragtc, anltlide De-
pei6en pon Inn oil ieiue &egierllng
5lI ilberbringen.
rglus glnlaB oes 5ugeitanbeneu
3pedes un0 Scr glbiid)t bes Serrn
Suntbn. gegcn ben legitimen Sanoel
Der Ser. Stnaten 5ii fonipiricren
uno pegen Der Serlesrng Der oiplo-
notii6eu etiquette, Die ous Der Sc
niIting cines inter Dem Sfuse ei-
mes omerifuniI6cn 8oiics reiieroen
glmerifnncrs beruorgebt, Der im 8c-
beimen amtlibe Ocpei6en Our6 Die
feinoli6en Siuien nad) ScIterreih-
llngarl bringen ipate, bot Der Grd-
iibent inns ongctpicicn, Giier grcel-
lens 81 bcnodlridtigen, ooB Serr
Suntbo Der 9tegierlurg Der Ser.
Staoten nid]t l6nger als 9otihofter
Seiner &aiierli6en Wfaieitdt in
@aibington genebm lit.
Slbbernfnng perlnnst.
Bon Der glniid)t alisgebeno, oa6
Die &. &. Hcgierimg iih oelien be-
puBt lit, ouB Der Hcgierltng Der Ser.
Staoteu fcine @abl blcibt oils lpegell
hes Serholtens oes seotidlofters Das
@erlan9en noh oeiien 9lbberufllng
81 teller, briift Die 9egierilng Der
Scr. Stauten ibr tiefItes geoauern
oariiber ans, baB oieies @erfabren
notfpcnoig pltroe, llno perii6ert bic
a. g. 9fegierlmg ibrcs uufridltigen
itn0 ber5lihen @lrnibes, oaB Die
ircunoli6en 9e5ieblmgen 5piihen
bciocn Sdnoern fortbelteben nlogen"
Seine Grflarmns Sumbas.
2cnor, Wioii., 10. Sept. Or.
Simba, Der &. 6. 9otid)ufter, mar
bis geitcrn gbeno nift III Den Som.
merits Der 9otidlaft 5iiriifgefebrt,
wie iein ScfretGr mitteilte Cine
GrflGrlng iiber Die Yldne oes BOT
Ifaftcr5 puroe nid]t abgegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10

DerOer n1ltBfe. Yer frdn6olt1d)e 0e-
geltangriff bate 5lr 6oIse, bab eiit
GROCER Seil bes perlorenen Serrairls
tpieoergeiponnen tplirbe.
Ser onttli6e Seri6t teilt tpeiter
nit:
5eftige 9lrtineriefGnlpfe fonben in
Der 9egenb bon 9lrras, bel &ope linb
in Der Champagne itatt. 2Sn ben Or
gounen ipuroe bel 9abaroce nit
@onbsronatcn gefampft, pGbrenO
BON 8raben 81 9raben SnfG,terie-
geipcbrfclier aIsgetal,iht Dilrbe.
SSSSn ben Sogeien sriff Der Seinb
irniere Ioiitionen 5ipii6en 2ingefopf
inb 9orrenfopf nit Stidgosgeid)o-
ben an. Scim S6rasmanneIe nluBte
ciner unierer Sd)iitengr6ben ge-
rGumt tperben, ben Der Sei1o nit
fcilriger Sliiiiigfeit beparf. glnt
slbeno nloften Die Seuti6en einen
slngriff aiif iiniere S9nn5gr6ben om
Sartruannspeiler'&opf, mo tie ipdb.
reno Der 9sad)t feiten SUB fubten.
Infer @egcnangriff aber trieb iie
ipicbcr 3lriid.
Sran5oiiid)e 5lieger buben bertife
Sfiisensrdben uno @atterien BEL
gtonnenbriid iotpobl mic Die Sabn-
| itatien 9iittebad) bombareiert 0rei.
| Big 9ontben ipiiroen aiif Die 8ubn-
Itution bon 9ranb Sre geporfen.
experimentation beidpiien.
| amiterbom, 10. Sept. Ser
9orreiponoent oes Wauasbobe in $40.
5enooI beridtet, boB elm BON Selgier
auriidfebrenoer Zeppelin, Der IN gro
| Der 6obe flog, bon ben bonGnoiiGel
@ren5pa6en beid)oiien puroe, mo-
rouf er ii6 in iiiooitli6er &i6tlna
entiernte
@icber bas iiblihe WtGrdlen.
2pnbon 10. Sept. .Sie glnt
mort Der 2onboner 8ebolferung au+
Die lteberf1(le Der SeppeIine ON
0ienItug unb Wlittipof), bel benen 2C
9erioncn getotet uno 100 perlest
ipuroen, ipor Die, bob ouf cine sln
ipro6e zines @erbers bon elmer duI
Sriimnnern bergcitellten Tlotfprnt bir
| iid Soblrei6e Wdnner 5l ben Sab
ncn genleloet baben.
Semtides Snndbuut am 19. Insnf
pcrienft.
9een q orf, 10. Sept. Die gc
| ItGtieling bes 2onboner @eri6ts, bof
nm 10. Iugiiit elm beutides Saud
boot ipGbrer6 Der 8eidieBiing bes
9on1pfers geicoiion berienft ipurbe
bot Der Son1pfer 2aplnnb ntitge
brodt. 9lus Der elei6enSueae itunlm
ou1 Die gto6rid)t, boB bns britii6v
8ohtboot, bos bos lt-8oot perienfte
bel ieiner 9lnn1berung cine amerifu
riife Sloggc fiibrte, Die erit ein9e
5ogen ltnb nit Der britiiden Der
tauif,t purbe, oIs bas Boot iid) gun
Selern anididte. Sus beiltide Boo
purbe on benielben Gage perlenft
oils bie 9lrabic bonn S6idiol ereil
ipuroe.
Gin Spipn binseridJtet.
BON, 10. Sept. Seiite tpurot
bier onttlif ongefiinbigt, bob cit
Spion bingeridtet Dorben lit. 9el
gfone bes Mantes Drrbe nidlt be
fannt gegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Neues aus Der SmlI.
besbamptitabt.
Sas Tnf)sprellen in Ip'
napDlis mirb Dielen Sd
betten perbanguis'
DDa merben.
Die greiie fir lnnbwirtbidll. .Trubnfte
seisen cine faaembe Senbens.
ssGrber bes 2anbes iuerben beir
StantsiefretGr ppritellig.
grpIpiium anf fariessfdliff Decatur fat
1tn6eil fir Mdnmid)aft i'm 8efolse.
Die greiie fir lnnbmirtbidll. .grubnfte
seigen cine fnaenbe Senbens.
TGrber bes 2anoes tperben beir
StantsiefretGr buritelIis.
grpIpiiun anf &riessififf Decatur bat
1tn6eil fir Mdnmi6aft i'm 8efolse.

B a btng t o n, 10. Sept. sc.
fretGr Daniels bot bon benz flin.
gierenben Srperintenbenten Der Wta-
rineofoberl1ie in gnnopoIis bos griii-
diem Inn gntIniiitng BON iebs pber
fieben Whofbipnen erbalten, Die ent-
neber am Sr9sprelen bireft betei-
Iigt noren, ober 9(uSiogen ntohten,
oeren ltnipobrbeit our6 Die obge.
i6Goiiene urteriudung erntitteIt nor.
ben 1T.
Ser Sefret6r gibt Die 9onen Der
ilngen 9eute r1iht befannt, min III
nen iebod cine 8elegenbeit eeben, iid)
at Der Sade 5u erflGren. Ser In.
teriuhrtngs @ertdtsbof bot bel benz
Sefret1r Dos @eluh geitellt, bob ee-
gen cine groBe In5abl Der Seefabet-
ten ois5ipIinariid] borgegangen mcr-
be. Wfebrere berielben follen iih IN
lieben SGIlen elmer Serletitng Der
Soridriften geeen boS Su9spreIle1
| i6uloig eeno9t boben.
gtiebrisere Greiie fir Sarmprpbnfte.
9ie omerifanii1en Sornier un6
@ieb5ii6ter bnben ont 1. September
60 Gents peniger fir tire 8robiIfte
erbalten, ols 5ur ielben 3eit i'm Sor-
jobre. SabIen, Die pom @derboli-
9eparternent befonnt gegeben ipur-
ben 5eigen elm nugeneines @eiden
Der Hreiie orritott etner @rboblng I'M
glugliit.
Ser Gur6idtitt Der Nreiie, Sic
fir Die bailptiGhIi6iten @rntepro-
BUTTE be5abIt ipurben, fiel I'M 9uguIt
un 4.6 8ro5er1t, uereIi9en nit elmer
grbobung Inn IT gro5ert pobrcno
Der Iesten fieben Sobre. Sie 9sreiie
fir Hinbpieb, Sdipeine, S9ofe unb
Siibner fielen I'M 1.5 Iro5ent 5pi-
i1en benz Is. 9l1ieltIt, D1brcno lie in
Iesten fiinf Ssobren fpobrenb bcricl-
ben 3eit Inn g 9Sro5ent itiegen.
Sarber berlansen Silfe.
Gin Gusi6ub Der SGrberneiiter.
8ereinieltng bon EbiIooelpbio NIT
ibrem IrGiibenten 8nters on Ser
Spise, iprah beiul StaotsiefretGr
9oniing Dor unb eriufte i'm I'M
ieinen geiltonb BEL @rIei6teri,ne Der
Gage bieies @etperbes in ben Ser.
! Stootert.
9ie 9eputotion erfIGrte, bob ii6
feline neiien Nfetboben fir Die Ser.
itell,,ng bon Sarbitoffen entipifeIt
bdtten, llno buB Die SorrGte eri66pft
ieien. 0ie Situotion fonne MIR oo.
burd obgeItellt meroen, bob Die Jest
in beutiden SGfen feitIiegenben go
renienbuneen freigegeben tpiirben.
Ser Sefretor neripro6 in bieient
Gimme BET Der belitiden 9fegierllng
porlteIlig iperoen 5it molten.
Grpluiipn anf Der Decatur.
Sie &egieri1ng lit beno6ri6tiet
iporben, bob Elm Dfn1n eetotet nno
5pei oerlest tpurben bel elmer grpIo-
iion. Die fid oitf bem Sorpeboboot.
3eritorer in Gobite ouf ben VbiIip.
pinen ereignete. Ser Cote lit Der &u-
noniermoot 2oib glfins aus 2illu,
| Nn;,oiS
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10

= 9mrierf Gnre Grfdltnne IN ei
uem Gage = nebnlt elm iiirfiihes
-Sao i'm Oriental &oteI. (ana)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
SDttnjnnge an MOro be-
teiligt.
8eitebt, bas er BEL S6tmns Der sran
Iidols feline l6anb i'm Spiele
batte.

q ep gorf, 10. Sept. Ias &c.
It1nbnis zines 8oteriungen int
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10

renplano" bringt annoe bonn Ser.
ienfen zines 1t-Suuts am 10. Nina.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Grpluiiun anf Der Decatur" .

Sie &eeieritng lit benodri6tigt
iporben, bob Elm Wtnnn getotet uno
5pei oerIest ipurben bel elmer grpln-
fion. Die iid oitf oem Sorpeboboot-
3eritorer in Gobite ouf ben 1biIip.
pinen ereignete. Ser Cote lit Der &u-
noniernnot 9oib @lfins aus 2iap,
SSatuois.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Sdmeiser 6rense seiperrt.

@ent 10. Sept. Die oiterreihi.
i6e Hegieriing bot geiterr Die Sper-
rtng Der ShtpeiSer -@ren5e ungeorS.
net. 9lugenideinli6 crfoIge Der BE.
febI pegen Der Seitbiine erobcr
SrrppeirntoIIen blrd Sirol na6
,Stalicn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Seitcrreid iperrt Sdwei=
scr @reu5e wegen Srups
pen transporter.
2unbun slanbt an SlnfbDren Der 81.
feniipe Der &erbiinbcten I'M Siten.
gei grras nnb in Der Champagne
Oanern 9lrtiaericfGmpfe an.
SransDiiidlc Slieger baben Nunnc.
brnf nnb 2nttcbadJ boinbnrbiert.

Su0anbiidDe 8rensluafe beidlickt
einen 3eppelin bei 3o5enbnl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Gin Spiun bingeridltet.

2onbon, 10. Sept. Seiite tpuroe
bier onttlif ongefiinbigt, bob elm
Spion bingeridtet porben lit. Ser
9ton1e oes Nfantes mlirbe nidlt be-
fannt gegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10

8oris, 10. Sept. Oos ariegs.
amt teilt nit, oob geitern lrno nab,
renb Der gtott Die Irtillerief1nlpfe
in ssronfreif) fortgeiest tprroen. Sn
BEN 8oaeien n1ahten Die Selitiden
BON Stidgosbomben unb entdiiro.
lid,en Sliiiiisfeiten 8ebraiif), mes.
tpeaen elm Sdiisengroben gerdnntt
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
SUNDAY PROGRAM
 AT FOX'S THEATER

For tomorrow night the big stellar attraction at Fox's is the first screen presentation of Irene Fenwick in that ro1licking comedy, "The Commuters
 founded on the stage play of the same name by James Forbes. A cast of Broadway principals give excellent support to Miss Fenwick which in cludes Dan Movies, Charles Judels and Marie Collins. Larry Brice and his friend Rolliston are suburbanites. Rolliston invites Larry to stay down town with him and take in the cab
 arets which Larry, with a pang of
 misgiving, consents to do, phoning home the usual excuse about business The two friends Do" the various road houses. acquiring liquid refreshments and sundry joys enroute winding up finally in a Long Island Palace Of Joy. When the confetti throwing stage is reached, Larry with spelndid
 aim, bounces a ball, of serpenentine
 off the bald head of the excitable
 Sammy" director of the Italian or chestra. With murder aforethought the sensitive musician follows the de- vious route of the paper missile, ar-
 IIsIA5 dJAtlC CebplC VI tiC cWo iiACiiuo where reconciliation, wine and spag- hetti supplants manslaughter. Larry phones his wife that business contin- ues to press, forgetting, however, to shout out the strains of music from
 the telephone booth. She goes to bed 6lisgusted and some hours later hears her husband arrive with Sammy" in tow, insisting that the latter take the
 guests bedroom. Then Larry prompt-
 ly falls asleep, aWakes in time for the
 7:46 and hurries to the office without
 telling his wife of his now found ac-
 quaintance. Meanwhile the maid,
 dirty, slangy, lazy and incompetent
 finds the bed disordered and lifting the covers, screams at the appartion of the sleeping Sammy. From this point to the close of the story the comedy situations come thick and fast and one is veritably rollicking with laughter. It is a most splendid Sunday night attraction and with sev- eral single reels to augment the pro- gram, Fox patrons will find. two solid hours of diversified entertainment William Farnunl, the William Fos $10o, 900 dramatic star is proving an excetional attraction in The Plund- erer'' by Roy Norton which will be shown for the last times tonight.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
@1 RUTH XA>sH CAMERON
Off With the O.d

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New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
FIELDS TO REMAIN
 HERE ANOTHER WEEK

0 Responding to the wishes of the patrons, tho management of Keeney's has arranged to have the Fields Brothers stock company remain here another week and commencing Mon day night, the popular German com edians and their company of enter taners will be seen in 'Hanlzy Pasky' musical comedy of high merit. This piece was made famous by Lew Fields, a brother of the comedians. who appeared in it for two seasons. spending most of the time in New York. The company was very pop- ular this week. It's return to the local playhouse was a distinct suc- cess and the attendance during tile week was larger than it has been for some time.
 Tonight the last performance of 'Hoity Toity' will be given. This amusing musical farce has been we'll received all week. There is a laugh in every line and the dialogue is bright and sparkling. The show is of hgh merit and the Fields and their associates make the most of every opportunity to get the laughs. The musical numbers are good and the chorus assists materially in getting them across
 The other specialties on the pro- gram will complete their local con- tracts tonight and next week there will be four new acts to support tn, headliner.
 Edjaun Hayes, female impersonator Mabel Cameron and company, novelty entertainers and Hermann and Rice, acrobats and comedians, make up tho balance of the program to be offered tonight. S
 There will also be an array of mo- tion picture dramas that should prove very interesting.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
NOTED PLAY AT POLTS
 THEATER NEXT WEEK

It was in the Allegheny mountains of Virginia that John Fox laid the scene of his noted novel, "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine,'' and history tually exists. When Eugene Walters dramatized the book he retained the same atmosphere the same characters and closely followed the story, for the book has proven one of the six best sellers. The Walters dramatization of 'The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, will be next weeks offering of the Poli Playtrs and it promises to be one of the most delightful plays in which the popular players have ap- peared this stason. The story is one that never. fails to arouse the sympa.- thies of an audience, for the loyalty of the people to their kin s. and their cause is such that one admires loyalty if not the motive. This romantic play offers the Players an excellent oppoI- tunity for a display of their talents and there are several specially strong characters. The stage settings in the mountains are described as being of unusual beauty and attractiveness Souveniers will be given to women Monday afternoon and in Tuesday afternoon souvenir photoes will he distributed. Sunday evening Polls theater will give a second benefit concert. T1ie feature film is the TO- mantle story, "Graustark," a filma- tized version of the book. The perfor- nance starts at o'clock and con- tinues until 1o:30 D. m. ..
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
CoMPOUNCE OPENING
{ Vii. Take Place Formally on Sunday l May 30. and Memorial Day.

The summer season at Lake Com. bounce will formally open on Sunday May 30, when a band concert will be given by the Bristol City Rand a. 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
 A fine program of amusement has been arranged for Memorial day, Mon day, May 31. There will be band concert in the afternoon by the Bristol City Band, and a big display of set fireworks in the evening.
 All of the concessions win be in full swing on the opening day, and the natural beauty of this most popular pleasure resort, has been added to by many improvements made during the spring. The grounds, buildings and boat fleet have been put in excellent condition for the enjoyment of the patrons.
 This pleasure ground furnishes many kinds of amusem ents such as bathing, boating. bowling, billiards, the carrousel. dancing, etc.
 The casino is equipped to serve ex- scellent dinners. regular, or a Ia carte. Manager I. E. Pierce has already booked a number of Sunday school gatherings and banquets for June.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

Assuredly the present is season of short coats. Here is a jaunty little one that is as simple as can be and which can be made with cutaway effect at the front or with the edges lapped for their entire length. It Is an excellent model for all seasonable suitings for 1t can be made from serge. from gabardine, from linen or from cotton crepe, from poplin or from faille silk; it is appropriate for each and for all. The finish, the treatment and the material make all the difference between the simple morning costume and the dressy one for afternoon visits, the cut and style being much the same. On the figure, the sleeves are finished with cir cular cuffs and that finish is new and interesting, but plain sleeves always can be substituted. Tn the small front view, pongee is shown trimmed with braid Be- sides being the smartest possible little coat, it is the simplest to make, with very few seams and since it Is loose, there is no troublesome fitting.
 For the medium size will be required 31a yds. of material 27 in. wide, 2H yds. 56, yds. A, I T yds. S4.
 The pattern S644 is cut in sizes from 34 to 42 bust. 1t will be mailed to any ad- dress by the Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Pads and Fashions

Many dresses of soft silks have shirrings at the waist, thus doing away with any need of girdles.
 There is a suggestion of the cape in a great many of the new gar ments.
 It is said that the manufacture of imitation furs has increased stead fly.
 The little vogue of shoes laced up the side is, of course, only a pass ing fad.
 Some taffeta skirts are made with series of ruffles, one fastened to the other, all the way to the waist.
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New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

Don't Visit the California Propositions Without a supply of Aliens Foot-Ease the antiseptic powder to De Shaken into the Shoes, or dissolved in the fuot-bath. The Standard Remedy for the feet for twenty-five years. It gives instant relief to tired, aching feet and prevents swollen, hot feet. Che lady writes: "I enjoyed every n,inute of my stay at the Propositions, thanks to Aliens T'oot-Ease in my shoes" Get it today.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast
 Fruit Cereal Sugar and Cream Broiled Ham Baked Potatoes Butter Rolls Coffee
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

in demand this season as was f white coat of last season,
 Black and white are coiors fof le shoes; tan and other colors arc zoe but not high in fashion.
 fu& The popularity of the high; ties fitting collar is still riyaiied byt hI high collar with cut-open neck.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
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All the Norfolk ideas are fashionabIes Here Is an entirely new blouse that is made with box plsits in Norfcyk style and belted. It is a most eatisfsctor{ model for sports, for morning walks and fo1 general wear. As it is shown on tn Z hgure, it seems to include all the sporting features of the season, and by ofnittina the pockets, b,ttoning the collar up higl} and adjusting the skirt over the lowe portion of tho blouse, quite different garment will result but one equally good for other purposes. Treated in that was it becomes simple blouse on the orde of the shirtwaist and is adapted to seasonable materials. The back is plsil and without fuIlness and the fronts ar just full enough to produce a pretty ripy pie. On the figure. the blouse is made of cotton crepe of rather heavy weight<zad ] trimmed with linen. The combination Q materials as well as the design is in tn height of style.
 For the medium size will be needed 3M yds. of material 77 in. wide, 715 ydsl %, as yds. A, with 12 yd. z7 in. widc, for the belt and trimming.
 The pattern s646 is cut in sizes from 34 to A inches bust measure. It will b1 mailed to any address by the Fashiof/ Department of this paper, on reGcipt o ten cents.