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The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12
Important Notice

Monday afternoon the Delegates the State Baptist
Convention will begin to arrive and the Entertainment
Committee finds it necessary to call on the owners of
automobiles to help them these delegates wheD they
arrive.
They will need every available car and any owner
will confer favor they will notify any Of the following
that they be depended on to meet the afternoon
trains Monday and the early morning train Tuesday
Most of the visitors will arrive of these trains
Your cooperation will be very much appreciated
Committee-L A. Cooper, T. j. Griffin, D. B. Nichol
son. c. B. Teal G. w. Cole B. W. Mayo E. G. Hale John
H. Jones, u j. Bennett A. H. Thurmond
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12


Members of the Woman's Club
are you personally interested in
the entertainment of Friday night
given under our auspices9 You
may well be since it is of cultural
nature giving very fair concep-
ton of the dramatic features of
the popular opera, "Madam But
terfly" and showing Mrs. Nc
Crory who is we'll known here as
both reader and teacher IN some of
her best lines.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12
Attack On Kitchener
Made In Commons

London Nov LA bitter attack made upon Lord Kit
chener the absent War Secretary the House this
afternoon.
A. A. Lynch Nationlst from West Clare Ireland ode
caed Lord Kitchens bunders stand like Rock of
braltar in the world of blunderdom''
Premier Asquh, in question denied Lord Hal
dane assisting the administration War Office There
much hostility to Lord Hadane because of his German
views before the war broke out
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cole and
Miss ,Jeffie Persons will motor to
Macon this evening for the week
end. ..-.-. a
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12
BALTIC SEA FIGHT OFF FEHMARN REPORTED

Copenhagen Nov "A naval battle is reported to have
been fought the Baltic Sea off the German island of Fehar
Wednesday, Heavy cannonadng twenty minutes
but suddenly ceased.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12

j. ID. Dorminy and I. L.
Griner leave for Atlanta to at
tend the Football game between
Georgia and the Tech.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12

all the while keep the boy en-
tranced with the wonderful
yarns he could spin. B. Us
early habits are still clinging to
him,
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-12
The "FROG" and a BIG BANK

The mornings fog heavy Little son in and said
Mama heaps spiderwebs this mornin the treesI'
mo webs than usual but the heavy fog settled
them and you the fog more than the web"
Mama, where do the frog come from?"
But this bank HAS MORE STRENGTH as the days 60 by
it has always been mighty strong bank-bu WE GROW
STRONGER day by day. You steady increase of de-
posits don't you?
These very large deposits the FOG THAT SHOWS UP
THE PRESENCE OF UNDOUBTED SUPERIOR STRENGTH.
The fog advertised the presence of the webs
Largest deposits advertise greater strength.
The Exchange National Bank
Deposits running the Half Million Dollar Mark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
EAST ORANGE RENTALS.

W ~.
EPPIRr ST.-Seeond apartment; I'd floor:
steam heat; electricity; rooms; bath; $50.
AMHERST sT.-second floor; rooms; tiled
bath; steam; electricity; $25.
BURNETT sT.-New two-family Boston
plan; 1st floor, rooms bath, s33; I'd
floor, Z rooms, baths sac.
CLIFFORD sT-one block to Central av.;
large second floor apartment Of rooms and
bath; steam heat and electricity; overlooking
Holland Park; rent $50.
CAMBRIDGE ST. near Central av.-second
noori large, light rooms, with good
porch team heat: rent s2S.
SOUTH CLINTON sT.-Corner house. second
floor; rooms and BATH separate heaters
and separate porches; rent $50.
RHODE ISLAND Ay.-First floor apart
ment rooms and bath; all improvements;
two blocks to Central aY trolley; rent $40.
AMHERST sT.-First floor apartment; five
rooms and tiled bath: steam, electricity;
new house; large, light rooms; rent s22.
SOUTH CLINTON sT-First floor: rooms
and BATH separate heaters; open lot on one
Side wide street; near Central av; rent S25.
sTBAM-HEATED apartments hve rooms;
tiled baths, latest decorations and fixtures;
gas and electricity; hardwood floors: heat
and hot water supplied janitor service;
rents s25; block to Central av.
NASSAU PL--second floor; rooms: two
baths all improvements; sS5.
CENTRAL AV.-First floor. large apart
menti rooms, bath; hardwood floors;
steam heat; electricity; $50.
V. D. BuRGESSBR
Renting Specialist.
Big List Low Rents
References Required.
Central av., cor. Clinton st.
East Orange.
Phone SOS.
Open Monday and Friday Evenings
Also Saturday Afternoons and Holidays.
THE BLMWOOD APARTMENTS (briok),
28o Blmwood av., East orange. N. j.
Five rooms, tile bath rent S25; beautifully
decorated; artistic electrical fixtures; latest
combination gas range; location 25 minutes
TO Newark 5 minutes to Central av. troll
ley and minutes to public school, library
and stores. Apply to any agent or to BUR-
GESSBR, Central av.. cor Clinton st. East
Orange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
FIDELITY TRUST co.
RENTAL LIST.

FIDELITY TRUST co.
RENTAL LIST.
EIGHTH AV., 62-seeond aoor o-sa..,,v
e, 9a"elnng, rooms; near D., L. and w;
GRANT ST, 29-Second floor, s-family dwell.
ling, rooms and bath; convenient loca-
uon; s22.
GRANT ST., 29a-second floor. s-family dwell.
hng,5 rooms and bath; near D., L and
W" trolley and tube; s27.
LITTLEToN Av., 6s-NewIy remodeled
2-family brick dwelling: first floor;
rooms and bath; rent reasonable.
MULBERRY ST, s45-Basement and first
noor of 2-family dwelling. rooms; SIS.
MULBERRY ST, B4i-Basement and nrst
floor of 2-family dwelling. rooms. SIS.
soUrH, ORANGE Av., 4so; corner South 18th
rooms; $40.
WALNUT ST., 221 near Pacific st.-First
floor, three-family dwelling, rooms; $14.
WALNUT ST., 27s-second floor. 2-family
frame dwelling, rooms, $l2.
DWELLINGS,.
BLOOMFIELD AV" III, near Garside St
Two-story frame dwelling; seven rooms
convenient location; rent $40.
NORIh SEVENTH ST., bb-b7-69-Three
three-story brick dwellings; Roseville
station and trolley lines; each nine rooms
and bath; rent $35.
ORCHARD ST., 67-6s; nr East Kinney St
Two three-story brick dwellings; each ten
rooms and bath; central location; rent $42.50.
PLANE ST, 7lh-Two-story frame DWELL
ing, with store in basement and six rooms
above; only S16.
WARWICK ST, s6-Two-story. one-famiIy
frame dwelling; ak rooms; rent $1b,
For full particulars of any of the aboye
properties inquire REAL ESTATE DEPART.
hfENT, FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Pru-
dentisl Building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

WATSESsING AV.-One-faJnily; 10 rooms
bath, all improvements, gas, electrioit,
large. light, airy rooms; on terrace; best To-
cation In Watsessing; $780,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

WATSESSING AV.-One-family; 10 rooms
bath; modern improvements porch; shade
near train, trolley, schools churches; excel
lent for boarding house; s45
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

WATSESSING AV.-Nine rooms bath, all
improvements, gas, electricity: large lot:
chicken house, grapes and other fruits, shrubs
and flowers; $40.
EDGERLTY & gibson.
Wstsessing ay Bloomheld av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

BERKSHIRE PL.. 22-Three rooms and
bath, first floor; second floor, five rooms
and bath; can rent whole or part; size lot
100X100; also chicken coop; suitable for
dairyman; rent reasonable to good tenant.
SCHWARTZ. 500 Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

Apartments,
557-561 CLINTON AV.
Modern six and seven room apartments;
parquet floor; rooms nicely arranged; ali
improvements; janitor service; these apart
ments will make a comfortable home and
we can make the rent fit your income; come
IN and talk II over. FIDELITY TRUST
CO., Real Estate Dept, Room 915 Pruden-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

EAST oRANGE-$1S; four llght-room fiat;
near trolley and East Orange station.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

EAST oRANGE-Two-family flats; seven
rooms; $27-$30; first and second floors; all
improvements; near trolley, station.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

UHLHf IIOUTl sGCOnI WOOT, uVe rooms
ana bath; can rent whole or part; size lot
1O0x100; also chicken coop; suitable for
dairyman; rent reasonable to good tenant.
SCHWARTZ. 500 Broad st.
NUTLEY
NUTLEY. No. 521 Franklin av.-six rooms
and BATH nicely decorated; complete inn
provemsnts; ideal location restricted neigh
boThood; very convenient to trolley and
West Nutley depot; fine lawns, hedges and
shade trees; lawns and grounds cared for
by owner; rent $50; can accommodate auto
mobile in private garage; very best reference
required; adults only. Inquire owner,
CHARLES H. KIERSTEAD. sos Franklin
av Phone Nutley iii,
VREELAND Av., near Franklin av.. Nut
y-Eight-room house; steam heat and
three blocks 10 railroad station. BBYER,
corner Washington and Kinney sts., Newark.
Phone s492 Market.
HIGHLAND AV. SBCTIoN-Ideal place for
home modern residence seven rooms,
bath; finest residential section of the Oranges:
about three minutes to train and trolley; $40.
HANDSOME residence in select neighbor.
hood, containing IL rooms, bath; all latest
improvements: plot 50x150; convenient to
all transl ortation; $50.
MODERN house, nine rooms, bath: ha,I.
wood floors; gas. electricity; prot hOx16O;
centrally located, with beautiful view: sE
NINE ro,ms, bath; all latest improvements;
eelest neigbborhood; plot 50x227, flva min
utea' walk to station; convenient 10 stores
and churches; $50.
See
p. J. WHALEE,
OPP. Highland av. Station, Orange.
Phones 2551-7is-J.
PARK PL., 22 near Park Av.-One-family,
eight rooms BATH modern improvements;
gas, electricity; fve minutes to Brick Church
station; $50.
SNYDER ST., 6s-House, six rooms: all i'm.
provements; rent S22 monthly.
EAST ORANGE, Ashland av., 56-Eight
rooms, bath: all improvements; near sta
TON, trolley; fine location $28.
ASHLAND AV., 64-Eght rooms, bath; im-
provoments; one block to Main ST.; thres
minutes to Brick Church station; s2s.
PARK AV. SECTION-13-room house; all
modern improvements; parquet floors;
newly decorated; steam heater; three baths.
ARNOLD,
AnS Main st., Orange. Tel Bb6-R
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

sBVBN-R0oM house, all improvements;
electric light near trolley: ideal location;
rent only $50. II. c. SMITH, 475 Elm. st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
THE CAMBRIDGE APARTMENTS.

East Orange, 1.-THE Cambridge Apart
ments. 81 and s3 Cambridge st, near
tiful summer porch or sun parlor; new
buildingi all improvements; parquet floors
steam heat. running hot water; $3.50 to
$3.50. Janitor. premises, or any East Or
ange agent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

MONTCLAIR-New two-family s33.50: five
rooms; open fireplace; parquet floors; beam
ceiling In living room; large plot near sta
tion, trolley.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

NORTH 7TH ST.-six rooms, bath; cleo
tricity, gas, steam heater; select neigh
borhood; S2b
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
pAYToNA APARTMENT
Jo1Q Hill SIDE AN,

p.autiful apartments of Sc rooms and
hath. with every modern convenience; COM
Portable rooms; all nicely decorated; plenty
~ baat. hot water; excellent service; must
ba seen to be appreciated; rent $26. $27, szS
per month Inquire janitor. or H. s. De-
GROOT. 903 Essex Building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

pEsIRABID fat; fve rooms; part improve
ments: reduced remit, nice location near
trolIeys; small family preferred. az wal
ant St. corner Lang -.---e------
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

EPP1RT ST.-Seeond apartment: I'd foo
steam heat; electricity; rooms; bath; So
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

RIDGEwOOD AV.. 40-Five light, clean
rooms and bath; all improvements except
steam; rent SIC Inquire Sd floor. or Ga
Chadwick aV.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

NORTH 18TH ST.-First floor six rooms;
Boston plan, up-to-date rent s2S.
Call or Phone,
GEO. 70. MUTCHLER CO,
los Roseville av. Tel b. b. 266.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

HALLECK ST.-First floor, five rooms, bath;
all improvements; centrally located.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

AMHERST ST.-Second floor; rooms; til
bath; steam; electricity; $25.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

RUNYoN ST, 294-Six rooms, BATH pantry;
beam ceilings, ETC.; newly decorated; rent
reasonable. Inquire premises or phone 1865
Branch Brook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

VREELAND AV., near Franklin Rv, Nut
ley-Eight-room house; steam heat and
improvements; rent S35; block from trolley,
three blocks 10 railroad station. BEYER,
corner Washington and Kinney sts., Newark
Phone s492 Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

STANDISH ARMS
New apartments of four and five rooms,
with reception halls; every modern Improve
ment. including Janitor service and vacuum
cleaning system, safe, garbage closet, tele-
phone; only three minutes from Grove st.
station Of D.. L. 3 W; choice apartment for
physician. Inquire premises. 12s william
st., cor Vernon ter, East Orange, or
GROSS g. GROSS,
800 Broad ST. Telephone 8SS Mulberry
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

EAST ORANGE. Amherst st., 22s-2s3-
Apartment, five rooms, bath; oil improve
ments except heat; half block to trolley;
rent S17-$1S.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

EAST ORANGE-Six-room apartment; all
improvements; fine location; one block to
Ampere station; rent s25.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

GEO. L. NIUTcHLER co.
RENTALS.
| NORTH 18TH ST.--First floor. six rooms
bath; all improvements, near train, troll
| ley; S23
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
FEIsT q FEIsT. Inc.
RENTING LIST.

APARTMENTSl "Beatrice" Court johnson
av., 125-Beautiful location four rooms Ave
rooms, new; modern; all outside rooms; hand
some deeorations parquet floors; $32 to $40.
JANIrOR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TOILET
LOUIS sCHLEsINGER, mo.
BARGAIN LIST OF
GOOD RENTALS.

LOUIS soHLEsINGER, SClI mo.
BAHGAIN LIST OF
GOOD RENTALS.
APARTMENTS.
APARTMENTS, 1885 Clifton ay.-Five
and ak rooms beautifully decorated apart
ments. containing all lAtest improvements
reasonable rents; near Branch Brook Park
APARTMENTs-Hig apartments at No
nve-room apartments. 1anitor on premises or
LOUIS soHLBSINGER. Inc, Essex Building
APARTMENTS, No. 2s Broad st.-Finest
apartments to let; all improvements; ex-
sedleHt dIHt sSEI se5zcs Ssnt0r on premises or
ing.
ond door six rooms and bath. Apply
LOUIS scHLEslNGER, Inc, Essex Building.
EAST ORANGE
FLATS TO LET. 2eo-71 Sanford St. East Or.
ange-Four-room hat; Apply on premises or
LOUIS soHLEsINGER. Inc. Essex Build.
ing.
APARTMENT FAIRBANKS, AIT Main st.
Orange N. 1.-THE most up-to-date, best
laid out and modern elevator apartment In
rated rooms can he obtained now: must be
| seen 10 be appreciated. Janitor on premises,
or LOUIS SCHLBSINGER. Inc, Essex
Building.
| APARTMENT STOCKTON, so Eaton pl.
| East orange-Beautifully decorated 7-room
apartment; light and niry near Grove at,
station ON the D., L. & W. r. r.. attractive
rent. Janltor on premises, or LOUIS
| SCHIESINGER, Inc, Essex Building.
| LOUIS sOHLEsINGER. INC,
Main Floor, Essex Building,
81 Clinton Street Phone $500 Market.
GEO. E. MurcHLER co.
RENTALS.
NORTH 18TH ST.-First floor, six rooms
bath; all improvements, near train, troll
ley; s2s.
EAST ORANGE, Amherst ST., 22s-2ss-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-03

BURNETT sT.--New two-family Boston
plan; 1st floor, rooms bath, $50; I'd
floor, 7 rooms, 2 baths, sac.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
H. l.. PLATT CHOSEN.
Mayor Appoints Him to Vacancy on
 Playground Commission.

Howard l.. Platt is the selection Of Mayor George A. Quigley for play ground commissioner, and he has been appointed to that position to succeed Johnstone Vance, resigned.
 Mr. Platt, it is expected. will make q Valuable addition to the commis- sion. He is vitally interested in work among young folks, and cspe- cially among boys. He frequently has crowds of youngsters from the slums of New York at his farm in Westfiald and greatly enjoys seeing them romp around the fields.
 In business circles, Mir Platt is as
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
ENGLAND WANTS MEAT.

Sydney N $. w., Feb 12, via Lon don 12:44 D. n.-The British govern ment has requested all the Australian states to secure all the meat available for export during the war, as large quantities will be necessary to meet the needs of the British army. France also will require a considerable sup ply The comm onwealth parliament mas unanimously passed a bill author 'zlng the measures necessary to this end. CT. . r.4
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

of H. H. Damon of Worthington ridge. H. l.. Porter, the postma ster at Berlin, ex-Selectman Edwin I. Clark and Alonzo Sweet, veterans of the Civil war, were present as the guests of the infant organization.
 During the evening, Mrs H. H. Da- mon and Morton and Garfield Gibney rendered a number of instrumental selections, following which the pa- triotic vets sons sang the national air.
 The association members have been invited by the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1, Sons of Veterans of New Britain, to. be present at a supper in 'Judd's hall, New Britain, tomorrow evening.
 D. A. R. Meeting Today.
 Mrs. George Maynard Minor, the vice-president general of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, was present and delivered an address at the February meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter held this af- ternoon in the parlors of the Second Congregational church.. She spoke very interestingly and her remarks were appreciated by the large au- dience which her presence was respon- sibe for.
 Mrs. Mildrum and Miss Hollster were the hostesses for the meeting. Miss Marjorie Moore. the kensingtOn postmistress, had charge of the mu- sic.
 Town Aids JedZianiak.
 John Jedzianiak, the unfortunate Polish workman who recently re- turned from Wildwood, was taken to the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium at Cedar Hill yesterday, where he will remain as a town pauper, his con tinued illness having left him desti- tute
 About a year ago the Berlin Con- gregational church took charge of Jedzianiak's case and sent him to the Wildwood sanitorium. His inn provemcnt was rapid and about two months ago, he returned to his wife and three children here. He tried to resume his work at the Berlin Construction company, but was obliged to give it up. His condition became SO serious that friends applied for town aid.
 Selectman Gibney immediately made arrangements for his removal to the state institution During his con- fnement there, tho town will be charged four dollars a week, the state sharing the expense.
 Consulted by the selectman. Rev. Iucian Boinowski of New Britain consented tc admitting two of the unfortunate mans children to his Po- fish orDhanage in New Britain. Mrs. JcdliGniak will take her infant child and make her home with MT. and Mrs. John Michaels of Kensington.
 Disappointed Again
 Owing to the marked moderation of the weather, the Hartford Ice company was again today obliged to abandon plans for cutting ice on the Peat Works pond in the southern part of the town. Several times during the past few weeks, plans have been made to resume harvest ing the congealed liquid but each time the weather has taken an unfa- vera ble change and as it is getting very late in the season, the company is becoming quite worried over the situation.
 There is very little ice in the Hart ford company's houses, as the cut ting had just begun early last month when the weather man called a halt.
 All the other icemen in town have completed their harvesting work and grin with satisfaction over the ac- complishment.
 Dempsey May Leave.
 MT. and Mrs. James Dempsey of Berlin are contemplating removing from Berlin for the health of Mr.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

Dempsey which has been quite deli cate of late. MT. Dempsey is the .su- perintendent of Colonel Charles M Jarvis farm, The Naples and he is we'll known and popular about the town as is Mrs. Dempsey also. Their many friends will regret their depar- ture from Berlin.
 Annual Meeting Saturday.
 The annuel meeting of the Prentice Manufacturing company of Kensing- ton will be held in the factory offices at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Re- ports on the past years work will be presented and officers elected It is probable that the company will, at this time, decide to dispose of $25, 900 more of its stock. which increase will bring the capital up to s75,o0o
 The Compensation Act.
 At the meeting of the Berlin Liter ary society next Monday evening" Mes SITS S. J. Roby, Charles Warren, Frank l.. Wilcox and E.. F.. Stearns will dis cuss the new compensation act. This is a subject which should be of inter- est to everybody and, it is expected that there will be a large attendance at the meeting.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs Roy Smith of Boston, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. John B. Smith of Norton road Berlin.
 R. o. Clark, the East Berlin brick maker, today moved machinery on to the old Jacobs place on Worthington ridge. He has purchased the woodland in the rear and will proceed at once to saw it up for use at his brick yards.
 The Womans Aid society of ihe Berlin Congregational church will give a social in the church parlors Friday evening, February 26.
 Colonel Charles M. Jarvis enter tained Rev. IF. P. Schauffler of Brook lyn. N. Y. yesterday.
 A dance will be given in Foresters' hall next Tuesday evening by the A. C. K. club of kensin gton.
 Some of the Ruling Ideals of Men" is the subject upon which Rev. Sam uel A. Fiske prea last evening at the midWeek service of the Berlin Congregational church. Rev. Edwin M. Pickop, pastor of inc M Methodist church, has written home that he will not return to kensin gton until after Sunday He is at the Meth odist Episcopal hospital at Brooklyn. N. Y. F.. F.. Agard of New Britain will conduct Sundays services at the church.
 The Mission Study class of the Kensington Meth odist church will conduct Sundays services at the church.
 The Mission Study class of .he kensington Methodist church will meet at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the parsonage.
 Bakers team defeated Whites in a pool match last evening.
 Mrs. Mary Sears of Newington yes- terday moved into the vacant apart mert of the house in which MT. and Mrs. Garner Goodwin reside.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

was held this morning from St. An drews' church in New Britain.
 Clean little store" will have for tonight and Sat. Round, Sirloin and Short Steaks, 16c, Fresh Shoulders 12c, Smoked Shoulders 12 1-2c, Roast Pork 13c, Fresh Pork Chops 13c. Sat isfaction guaranteed or money re- funded.-advt. Wall paper sale at Thompson's.- advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
AT THE $

For a special at Scenic this evening.
 announces "The Boa a big threc-act dram
 La dowski. the fanou This big photo drar ore of the most int been produced in a will also be 2 Keyst other up-to-t the mint Saturday The Girl South" has been boo Gay Runaway Jane feature of the proEr