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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Against Fairs Issuing Free Passes

A subcommittee Of the committee
on agriculture of the assembly, has
drafted an amendment to place ban
on all passes to the state fair and TO
county fairs. The bill provides that
state aid shall be withheld from all
faira which issue passes.
This is craftsmanship Of the pinhead
variety. 1t smells Of the fellow who
wants to be heard but cannot possibly
formulate anything Of benefit TO the
people of the state as whole. I'm
douI tedly some fair societies are fool
ishlg extravagent in issuing passes.
But ia not that matter to be cor
|rected within itself, if found to be
detrimental to the society? Wherein
would the state or her subjects bene
| fit BIZ the adoption Of such an amend
inert? Could it result in lowering the
price Of admission or increase the
premiums in the least degree, well and
good. But we want to be shown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
The Local Field.


--Correll & Martin for clothing
Smoke Red Trunk cigars.
Cyrus White returned to Chicago
Monday.
See the Wall Paper at Ivey's be-
fore buying. l3tf
Harold Brewer spent Sunday with
Platteville friends.
Miss Bertha Milton returned to
Belmont Saturday.
Seeds that will grow. for sale at
Ivey's Pharmacy. l3tf
Harold Gordon of Darlington spent
Sunday in our city.
Chris Polzkill was in st. Paul this
week buying cattle.
Mrs, Ben Blewett was visitor at
Dodgeville Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Cullen of Milwaukee is
visiting friends here.
Place your order now with Stsirs
for Easter Lilies, Roses, etc. Phone 287.
MIR. L. Graber returned home from
the Panama Pacific Exposition last
week.
Jack Molling of Mt. Horeb visited
his parents here the forepart Of thi;
week.
Rev. Robert Martin of Spokane,
Washington, visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. M. Smith and daughter Eileen
of Monroe spent Sunday at the Metz
home.
Mrs. A. Kubitz of Whitewater wsi
an over-Sunday visitor at the Bradford
home.
Miss Hazel Smith returned t.
Platteville Friday. much improved il
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huxtable wen
to Chicago Saturday to visit their sol
Harvey.
Mrs. w. N. Curry and Mrs. c
Dancey visited friends in Darlington
Thursday.
-Messrs. Will Proctor, Mike Law
erty, Chas. Cox and Howard Nieholsoi
went to st. Paul on business Monday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
NUMBER 10
THE MILLION DOLLAR DOLL

Mr.. Harvey d. orr's big sensational
musical comedy success THE Million
Dollar Doh. is the next hig attraction
at our new Municipal Theatre. WeJnes-
day evening, April z, is the time
This is one of the most widely dis
eussed musical comedies of the day.
pronounced by both press and public to
be the most attractive farce comedy
along with catchy music and dancing
girls ever crowded into two hours and
a half enjoyment.
Beautiful gowns. whistling music.
1000 laughs and the greatest singing
and dancing chorus in musical comedy.
all go to make "The Million Dollar
Doll' the biggest musical comedy seusa-
ton of the season.
Seat sales open Monday, April 5, at
prideaux & Bliss drug store.
Prices, soc, 75c, $l00.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

Does it ever really pay to play the
demagogue? Pause and think. The
man of truly comprehensive vision and
integrity of purpose will always refuse
to deceive the people for his own
good and their hurt" no matter il in a
mistaken spirit for the moment they
may seem to demand it. One thing
the people win not forgive in their
public men when they come to know
the truth, that is, an attempt to take
advantage of their ignorance or preju-
dice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Voters Must Have Second Papers.

The Supreme Court last week in the
rehearing of the case of State ex rel
Poste vs. Marcus, decided that The
constitutional amendment which pro-
vides that only citizens can vote was
properly adopted. Tho effect Of the
decision, prevents persons who have
their first papers only, from voting and
allow citizens only to vote.
This reverses the decision Of the
Supreme Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
For New Depot and Representation
on School Board.

The women of the Civic club sent a
letter TO w. j. Underwood. Division
Supt of the c. Nj. & st. p. R.R.. re-
quesiing new station for Mineral
Point, one that shall be in keeping with
the improvements already made in our
city. At our meeting, March q, the
fcuowing reply was received and read
oet9re the ninety women present:
Mineral Point, Wis, March q, 1915.
President and Ladies of Civic Club,
Mineral Point, Wis,
Ladies Our superintendent wishes
to acknowledge receipt of your COM
munication in relation to improving the
station at Mineral Point and wishes me
to cay that the sub ject will have due
consideration.
Very respectfully yours.
N. X. SNOW, Agent.
The subject OF representation Of the
women on our Board of Education was
brought up and after lively discussion
motion was made and carried to the
effecs that the president appoint com
mittee of three, to wait upon the may
or asking for the appointment of two
women on the school board. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed
Mrs. j. j. Hanscom, Mrs. JAS Brewer
and Mrs. W. g. Hsles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Stirring Public Addresses.

Last evening. in the new opera house
Hon. l.. M. Lincoln. lawyer and ex
mayor of Richland Center, gave an in
teresting address on municipal affairs,
touching on the wet" and dry
issue at length. His audience was
large and attentive,
Tomorrow friday evening, Rev.
John Hardcastle of Platteville will talk
along the same lines at the same place.
Mr.. Hardcastle is too well known here
to need introduction Free to all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Allen were
surprised by their neighbors last Fri
day evening, March &c, their 25th we'd
ding anniversary. The evening was
spent in games and music was fur
niahed by some members. Air. and
MR.. Allen we're presented With set
of silver knives and forks and purse
Of silver. All report a delightful time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Firemen's Masquerade Ball.

The Linden iremen will give grand
masquerade ball on Friday evening,
April 8. Liberal prizes viii! be awarded
to the first and second best costumes.
Music by Imported Imperial Orchestra.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

New Books.

New Books.
Concert Pitch Frank DANNY
The Clean Heart A. S. NJ. Hutch
lnson,
Florian Mayer Ernest Won Woizo-
gen.
Cease Firing Mary Johnston.
Rent Collection
The Turmoil Booth Harrington.
The Nightingale Ellenor StoothoH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Save Your Papers and Magazines.

The DoIcas Society wants year old
papers, magazines and catalogues, and
viii collect them soon. Date will 5e
am ounced later Anyone wishing to
deliver them may leave them at Ed
Curnow's shop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

Piano tuning, action regulating and
everything pertaining thereto. For par
ticulars and terms, inquire of j. w.
Anderson, phone 276. l7tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01
Eat Candy for Charity.

en- Easter Saturday, April 3rd, there
will be benefit candy sale at the
stcre Of Gundry & Gray Co. l2w2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

The young woman's club of the Meth
odst church will hold basket, flower
and candy sale on Saturday Afternoon
at the Office of A. +. Bishop Sr. Any
one wishing to order special cut flowers
or ported plants for Easter will please
leave their order with Miss Ethel Curry
Junior program Tuesday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

Have floor to brighten up? Ii go
use Pitcairn's Sole Proof Varnish. 1t
wears longest. lvey's Pharmacy. l3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

Died in this city, March 20. after an
illness of several months, Mrs. Anna
Kneupcr, at the age of II years 8
months and "a days. She was born
in Hessen Nassau, Germany but came
to this country in 1885 ard has since
made it her home. Her husband and
one daughter died in Germany AZ years
ago. Mrs. Henry Valid, ST., died in
this city 20 years and left one son,
HEINZ Wald, Jr,, who Mrs. Kneuper
raised and whose death q few years
ago was terrible blow to her. The
funeral took place Monday morning
with services at st. Mary's church.
The married ladies' sodslity of which
she was a member attended in body
Dorcas Society in Surprise Business.
Tuesday evening, March %, the Dor
CAP Srsiety met with Mrs Chas, Hatch
iss Itwbo was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. r. j. Martin and Mrs. Jhas.
Adams. About fifty members were
present. The early part of the even
ing was spent in social, which was
followed by business meeting. II be-
ing the time for election, all officers
having served the past year we're re-
elected. A financial report was given
which showed that the society had
raised and expended, since last March,
nearly $500. In few, well chosen
words, Miss Ens Hutchinson, in behalf
of the society, presented Mrs. Dobson,
Mrs. A. Jacobs and Mrs. Weidenfeller
with solid silver spoons, in recognition
Of their services as presidents of the
society since its organization in 1905.
This part Of the program was planned
as a surprise and was much appreciated
by the recipients. Delicious refresh
ments were served, after which the
meeting adjourned, all agreeing it was
one Of the best in the history Of the
society and the hostosses royal enter
tainers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

ORIGINAL LaSalIe Theatre Production. Same Chicago
cast with Miss Eva Lappn and Harvey D. Orr.
The Dantiest, Prettiest, Danciest Garden OF Girls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-04-01

Junior program Tuesday evening.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
Splendid New Home
For The Independent

Tomorrow the Independent
loaho streets Will
occupied excepting
OFFICES The location
particulars
better
cold OF winter Furthermore
signed Tor
The front OF the building
ness onice and the mechanical
While we looking
when we will be comfortably
without feeling Of that
sociaton
OF ones birth for
tnat
game 1t here the
wrote our hrst items OF
out than pamphlet.
Of
But time changed
endeaVoring
presses and other pieces machinery
consigned
Deen Not of
- s one OF the best and most in the o
a b ad
men he In keeping. will
paper from the old office
Q . ~ ~
moving will be and
oetore finally
Indulgence 1t small a
most favorable conditions
- ~ difficult week hence
Q short comings Of the days
- - - . . . . . O . . . Q O Q Q O 0 @
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'of the, fpll cash value.
Democrats Al Wrought up

= Sons: Of thu democratic papers are
displaying unusual unrest over affairs
'st the Industrial school at Elko, Civ.
Ing the impression that the admits.
tration Of the affairs Of the school 10
IA incompetent bands. Matthew Kyle
for years United States surveyor gen.
ersl 10 superintendent OF the homo. He
IL one Of two republicans now holding
appointive offices under the state gov.
efnment,
The fact that there have been SIX
escapes from the institution since Il
was opened leads he democratic
press TO suggest o change, thereby
leaving vacancy which could 30
fllsd BY democrat. Gov. Boyle, how.
ever says he IL not contemplating .
change. In tbs, superintsndsnoy, but be.
lieves that this institution, like ell
others In the state, should cut down
lite ranning expenses. He says he
probably win taxa . trip to Eiko soon
u investigate. o ,s
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01

The British apparently have abandon
ed their plan for reaching Lille and
have halted north of Ypres. Mean
time. they have concentrated strongly
at Loos. The Germans are facing a
concerted drive toward Douai, IL miles
east.
Through reinforcing the Douai vi
cinity and elsewhere, the Germans at
points have probably been weakened.
II the allies can discover from what
place the Withdrawals have been
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HEAD OF
new THOUGHT CHURCH
Or. Newo RewI New Amasses Fortune
: Through. womsn's ouIiibIlity TIL
"' -: One Turne informant
DV UaIte<, Preea.

.Dy URited Presa. .. ....-
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l.-Federal
officials have arrested Dr. Newo Newt
New, head Of the New Thought
Church." on q charge Of using the Uni
ted States mails to defraud
Marie Guile Graham, the CORE.
sponding secretary, found In the doc.
tors apartments, 10 held as . witness
DR.. New is held In q thousand dol.
lar bail for his preliminary hearing
Monday. ~.
The government charges that the
doctor amasSed fortune through the
gullibiiity OF women. Mrs. N. L.
Clare whom It is reported New sprn.
ed turned informant.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
SECRETARY. DANIELS 3. :. ). :: :. !:
D|SMISSES 6.cADETS
-....r--' q
cd. -. ..s.-t.s .. ..-....
-s-. r--a... -. .. t. =.
othera Suspended ,aRa psaotsa ,ans
%. q: -. =.
Academy pstsrmInsa1te svRpTsss: *
HaEIns Of All kl0as
Nv IInifad Rrann


ey United PFsss. .....
:WASHINToN, Oct I.-Hecretary Of
the Navy Daniels has announced that
six Annapolis cadets have been dismiss.
ed, four suspended and fistssn dsnot,
cd in one class a. = result % the bas.
ing investigation. ,fss ts. -.
c. X. Post, Of California; Hss ds-
NOTED. -. al. .+.-.f,ss ".
President Wilson has approved tho
dismiBsals. = ".. :.5A
Secretary Daniels said, "HssinB will
not ba tolerated. We are datessinsd
to eradicate ell kinds Of haainE." q.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01

LONDON. Oct. 1-A1Eg sSVenth dxy
of the great oFs6fagg l5s1All sess
the alliea sweeping to. .vimy Hsights
and to-. the BasaneouRtG Ghalleran9e
railway, the two French ob3ecttveG. z =.
" Paris ASSERTED that the Preach left
was within two miles of the railway
and that the. French. gnnnezs had
shelled the road making It -ufeless to
the Germans in. their Line OF communl.
cation. --....-. -. -.
The French right 10 advancing on.
Gernay. 49, 49,;
Berlin now believes that II this Of
fensive In repulsed peace nesotiattons.
will result next summer. =, -.--..-.-
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made, they may be able to pierce the
German forces at these spots.
Normally, before a succesaful- as
sault can be delivered against EN-.
trenchments. strors artillery prepara.
tion Is necessary to blow up obstruc.
tions In the path. In this manner. the
Germans would be forwarded The re-
suit would be race between the eff
fectiveness Of the allied artillery, and
the concentration of German soldiers
In the threatened area. :
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WANT LARGE SUM RoR l.
INDIAN acHooL skNGPlT

Senator Key PIttnaan addressed q
meeting at Carson City Wednesday
evening regarding ths Stewart Indian
school. Senator PitsS1ani EeSe aa en-
courasing talk on thu subjecs be Rrs.
ed the members Of the 6ssoeiatien to
collect facts regarding the school and
present th0m to congrees and prom.
ised to lend his aid IN every way In
getting the desired approprisftoys for
the enlargement OF the inssitafi0n.
Two petitions were prsssnsea. 20 4ths
meeting, one asking conErsps tor an
appropriation Of f1e0,0p0 fsg tho en-
iarsernsnt OF the school, - hat the
homeless Indians Of the state could
be recsaysd, and the 0thsr sskiHa for
an Increased APPROPRIATED mr. I'm
maintenance fot the sohoaL 4; I" ~ ~
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
GERMANY WANTS PEACE
!: !: BUT. WITH GUARANTEE
.Es
has Not Yet Determined What pIspo
elton to Make Of Belgium Except
II Want Ne Ene:,sh Vanguard
~ :uRItsd Press.

. = BERLIN. Oct. 1.-Germany has not
yet determined what disposition to
make of Belgium. This in effect was
the declaration made by Under For
eign Secretary Zimmerman in q news.
paper interview. But" no said, Ger.
many Ii determined that Belgium shall
not be Engiand.s vanguard. Germany
always wanted peace and now wants
guarantee that the present war will
not be yepeatsd.": . -
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01

~ uaItsd Peosa. So
: PAR4S. Oct. lit fes announced
that the French army has further pro.
gressed toward Vimy Heights. The
Germans are countering heavily at
Artotis and Champagne but have been
repulsed. The Official French state
ment given out today says in part:
East and south Of Neuville two
German attacks have been repuIsed.
The Arst was directed against our
fortified works in Giornay forest. The
second attack was made south Of Hill
191." ..--.. 49,.
Within Two MIIos Of Railway
ounnsrs Shell the Germans.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
ORDERS DISSOLUTION :: !:
MOTION PICTURE. TRUST
BY United Press.

BY United Prees.
PHILADELPHIA Ps,. L x; 1..-Fed.
eral Judge. Dickinson has ordered Q
dissolution OF motion picture trust, :
After Three Years ...,
Movies Dissolved. -.=,as.... e. -: -. -
PHILADELPHIA Pa.J Oct. 1.-The
government fled tde dissolution pc:
tititon against the motion picture trust
August 18th, 1919 The defendants in.
cluded the General Film corporation.
the Kalem, the yitagraph and most Of
the big companies. - -
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
REMOVES ALL DOUBT
BEG|NS GREAT DRIVE
"a -. - ....- I. -..-.- - .
General Je"rs and PresIdsn. .Polnealr.
5. Receive, Congratulated. From,
!. - = tt'.s,<ins George -ss saslana,
.-ay Uaits6 Frees.

-os units6 'Prs6s. -
PARIS. Oct. 1.-The telegraphed
CONGRATULATIONS to President Poincaire
Of the French republic and to General
Jonre. commander In chief of the
French armies. received from King
George of England. have removed any
doubt that the present onslaught of
the allies is the beginning Of a great
drive,
lie British monarch mentioned the
successes '.at tho outset of, our com.
mon Offensive"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
=: :: OFFICIALS INDICTED
Bank Win Pipe Line to Treasury Al.
legged re Have Made Falss Stock
Operations Statement .
sey United press.

ey United Press. -
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-Ex.PresI.
dent Charles Glover. vice-President H.
H: Father and w. J. Elather Of the
Riggs National bank have been indict,
ed for perjury. It Is alleged they
.falsified the statements regarding the
banks alleged stock operations.
THE bank made . statement declar.
ing that the Anoricsn Audit company
of New York had declared the bank %
denial Of stock operations was true.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
WHAT. THE WAR
+. MOVES MEAN
By J. W. T. MASON :
(Writtsn for the United Prexs)

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The most
significant indication Of the situation
along the western battle trent IL that
the allisa official statements enume.
rata gains OF yards ihStead OF miles.
and prisoners ~ hundreds instead Of
thoBsands.
: II 10 apparent from this that the Ger.
saens+a are putdns up a strong resist.
Auce. although thsy ere not yet main.
tairipG their position 1t iii points.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
PROPERTY: DAMAGE
!: 1. REACHES MILLIONS
~.
=: -. ........ ---- ..
NInstssn known Dead st New Or.
:... issns and Enermous Fatalities
-. -. A. Other Gulf PeInts
By uaKaa Press.

By uRItAa Prees. ....
NEW oRIBANS, Oct. 1.-(By wire
less to Gsiyeston)--There are nine.
teen known dead here as q result OF
the great storm.
The damage to property will run in
to the millions. ...'
The Bouthern Pacific wharYes and
offices have been destroyed.
Tha tuli fierce Of the storm struck
the town:of Houma.
There are tremendous fatalities be-
tween Honnaa and Moran City.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01

Senstor LIE Roy Thatcher and bride
Fetufnga from their honeymoon trip
today They went through the canal,
thenre to. Florida, thence to New York
and other eastern cities.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-01
Seventh Day Of Great Drive Finds Germany Hoping For Peace

WEEK End OF ALLIES OFFENSIVE sRINos rHE3 nGoeGa TO-
THEIR osJEeTWEs AND THEIR auNHERs COMMAND RAILWAY
LIHLoE GERMAN COMMUNICATION MAKING -usELEss aIR.
MAHs eouNTERiNo HEAVILY BUT HAVE sEsN aIiuIsGo
THEIR HOPE NOW is IF THEY rhE oFFsAssxE
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS wit FOLLOW NEXT suAilaER. = .
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FRENCH SQUADRON
+. !. BONBARDS BATTERIES
BY United Press.

BY United Press. ..'
ATHENS, Oct 1.-Mytalene wires
that the French squadron In the Oar
danelles Tuesday bombarded the Turk.
ish shore batteries with much sue
cess. 20. :: '..-:-.....
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.CORSI APPOINTED
TO- SUCCEED: :.1yIAtE
BY United Presa.

oy UhIted Proeo- --.--' g.. ~
ROME. Oct. 1:-Admiral corsI has
been appointed minister Of marine
in the place Of Vice Admiral ViaIs who
resigned. .....- ... .. ... -. ...
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CINCINNATI MAN
COMMANDER c. A. R.

sy United Prsss. -.. p.
y WARRINGTON. Oct. 1.-Eiias Mont.
ford Of Cincinnati was elected com.
mander In chief. Of tho q. A. r. .
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TURKISH BATTERIES: T.
" SINK TORPEDO BOAT

9y United Pross. 'rs*.
coNsTANTINoPLn. Oct. 1.-lt' is
announced that the Turkish shore bat,
teries sank q torpedo boat fer the al,
lies in the Dardaneiies Wednesday
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Subscribe sos The 1nsspsbssas.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-12

l,e S. S. Gwillim, who usually appears for the state in his capacity as grand furor, when cases are tried before Jus ice Condell.
 With a certain element this com- bination as court officials has not been popular. Tn other quarters of to attend to the duties of the office have been recognized and due credit given. They have given up much of their time to the duties of their re- spective offices and few suspect that in accepting the places they had any motive except that which concerns the towns good.
 While there might be some op- position to a change, the majority of the voters doubtless concede the ad vantages of a town court over the brought up they will undoubtedly favor it.
 Takes Fourth Bride.
 News has leaked out of the we'd ding of Isaac Madeley of South Wash ington street and Mrs. Alice Bough- ton of New Haven, which took place in that city last Monday. The couple will make their home here.
 The wedding marks the fourth ma trimonial venture of MT. Madeley. The bride is the widow of Peter Boughton and is we'll known here.
 Attendance Increases.
 Members of the school board feel
New Britain herald., 1915-11-12
CTS made substantial profit for 1<1,-..
Editor To Speak.

CTS made a substantial profit for labors.
 Editor To Speak.
 Editor John J. Daly of the Hs will give an address before the Name society of the Church of Laoy or Mercy on Friday, Mover 18th.
 The society will have a social sion on that date and an entert ment will be given.
 Former Resident Dead
 Word has been received here of death of Mrs. Smith Seelye, a dau ter of William Allderidge of this p which occurred last Monday at home of her son in New Hay The funeral was held Wednesday. torment was in Avon.
 Besides her aged father, Miss lye leaves two sisters, who reside Forestville.
 Brief Items.
 The ninth annual harvest fest of the Methodist church will t place in the church parlors tonin Supper will be served from t, o'clock and there will be an enterts ment by Wesleyan students.
 Forestville white ribbonersv VI entertained this afternoon at meeting of the w. c. T. U., held the home of Mrs. Chloe Warren Canal street.
 Eugene Forrest, Herbert Gro, and Henry Meyers will be among Plainville representatives at the Ys game in New Haven tom row.
 David Lawlor of Forestviiie. VI was severely injured when Ha Donahue's jitney crashed into a r, graph pole in unionville a few we, ago, is laid up from blood poison which developed in a wound in finger sustained in the accident.