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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
CAN'T AGREE ON FRANCHISE
-"JITNEY BUS" GETS IN

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 21.-Follow-
ing failure of the city and the street
car company to agree on a franchise,
the movement to establish "jitney"
bus lines is growing. Already one is
in operation here and more are ex-
pected. If the street car company
does not get a franchise by March it
must vacate the streets by order of
the supreme court.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
"JITNEY BUS" HIS DENVER

Denver, Jan. 21.-The "jitney bus"
is to get into court here. There were
&c applications for "Jitney'' licenses
on file today. An ordinance has been
introduced providing that franchise
to operate the buses shall be sought
from the people. This will probably
be contested.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
RETURN War DEATH VERDIcT

Kings Lynn, Eng, Jan. 21.-A cor
oner's jury that sat at the inquest
over the bodies of two victims of the
German airships' raid in Kings Lynn
today returned the following verdict:
1--WE find that the deceased came
to their deaths as the result Of an
act of the kings enemies.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
"The work is Ger

said Miss Mahson. "The work is Ger
tainly more profitable for women
than work in a store or an office"
Three hundred new applications
have been received for membership
in the ''jitney bus association" here.
A movement has been started to put
the buses under the control of the
state railroad commission.
-O-O-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Marriage Licenses
John Nichosky. %; Mary Nichos'

John Nichosky. %; Mary Nichosky.
FTssns sSshs s -: Sophia s.phs: Is. -.
Msble a. Lsvsring. 'lS. Los Angeles.
soi:s'aw oisnekL -; Lsokdia swor.
.,! !sSs TsS,"e'.t. 40; An.onln. Tom
vsisry jos.nski. 40, Detroit; jan
Louis Lutsrmoser. 81; Edith M.
.S:s1.; w ssysrsok, a. Gro..wen;
r:ss:n, -. S.stle trek. '
x,s st:ni: Aus, skr.yeki 80; Frances
jacob Edwards. Is; Hsrmina Jacob.
Jo.sph oSs.fa. a.; julia Lis, -
Msdsr9, ostyn' -; ciothiids De
Frank K. Pansk. 70; stanislswa
=! 5o;::ph ci'..~.sl as Bertha ror-
stanisiaw zsia, IS: Mary Malecka.
Harry L. Bassett, IS; Louise Roehl.
Rampo Deson. 81: siovca Gorgior.
Harry Gaymon, 80; Rose Kestier. 1s.
Lawrence J. Kieffsr. a5; Florence l..
Meichsr. III.
stanislaw Kuras. II: Maryapna Lo-
10. 10.
Frank A. Rosner, 81. Detroit: Jo-
Clarence l. Pettibins. 81: Frances
y. Roy Hamilton. a.; Dot v. chep-
Paul C. rieris. -; Maxdaiene Thei-
sen, az
Hbert r.. Howe. a.. Nova q. Ken
nsdy. ~. Coldwater. Mich.
trsmcK; Josefa Lrnicka. IL. Detroit
oliver II. Hall, ~. Highland Park.
Edith =. KoDoins. ~. same.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

ANDREWs--Aug. 10. Lulu. age 10
years. beloved wife r. Il. Andrews.
and mother OF virginia. and daugh.
r Ss n. am So Mr: Of + funeral s~:r .ssr
BEHR--Aug. TO-. Eugene. aged 81
years. beloved husband of Amelia,
Mrs. Harry Erd. OF SAGINAW. and
Edna Behr, brother OF Otto G. Behr
from residencs. IT'S Concord ave.
Thursday at 3 p. m. via auto.
CORNEIIUs-Aug. 0. 1915. Charles,
aged IS years. beloved husband OF
Mrs. Augusta Cornelius and rather
Of Fred. Mrs. Charles Holden; MIS- y,
Arthur. Margaret and Evelyn Cor
nelius Funeral from residence.
1877 Mt. Elliott-ave.. Thursday.
Aug. IL. at .. m. via auto car to
woodmere.
dence. 7s6 Greenwood-ave.. Amanda,
aged IS years. dear mother or Miss
Anna and Herman Prast. OF De-
troit; Mrs. Bert Kier. Mrs. Charles
Milka and otto prast. of orion
rose. Funeral Thursday at 1880
q. m. from above residence. Burial
at Ortonville via funeral car.
sCMNE,DER-E;%s ,l o. On a. y, a. Atian ia
Mrs. q. Schnefder, lzs rie'en,ave.'
brother Of Mrs James w. Kilmer.
Mrs, Joseph r. Lootens, Mrs. Ar
thur r. Diegle and Mrs. Albert J.
Filler. of Detroit; Henry A.. Of Los
Angeles. Cal. and Albert x.
Schneider. of New York city.
Burial from residence. Thursday 1T
p. m.
RussELI--Aug, 10. 1915: at father
in-laws residence, SAT McGraw-
ave, Pearl Evelyn. aged Is years.
beloved wife Of Walter r. Russell.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NOTICE-STREET PAWN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AsSGsSoRW oSpScr
Detroit Ans. ~. 1stk
Paving Notice No. 1737 II
ANTOINETTE STREET Y.

~ o.le y. Dswley. J. = C1ark. 14S'
mund TIemps. NJ II. Pluukett 49,
msda y Rrthsrford Robk Mo1s
Frank Ashley 4. B. Thpmpsc1, X)fs'
lam PIover. John q: WeekA Aeln9
~ w., !o co,i Hlasr'fy 45ssE o,vs rsz ~
Dunlop. william Heller, Rally ~.
Occnnor, j Aher. David TarHsr. 4:
2: Wood, Fourteenth Ave. B4ItCG9'
Church. John w. Norman. JoA 0QU$'
hsw. Q. ". HartunG r. =. Cteme1t'
z; LeCroH. II. ychnsider. ~ a
Wood Est, Jas. Acl9illAn EST q. "
Crawford. A.. Armes. Victor p. x341e&;
care. Vi s:l:S E Em.r c A,tssA 49,
to ali other persons OWNING, OccG1TS
ing or otherwise interested IN any IG
the lots and premises frOnting On Az
toinette street. In said City Of O0tf&W
--ht1 the limits hereinafter moHS
ne Common Council Of the CITY ~
Detrcit having ordered % meea ~
a. TMsssss street , from the vsSs ".
Linwood avenue, to. Be graded -
paved. notice II hereby givsn thaf ~
assessment has been made upon "a
tho lots and premises fronttqg ~
said Antoinette street. and IA6)4 u
be asoesscd Tor said tmprove@Um& No.
der the provisions OF the City Chnt@
ter, and that . roll Of said aeApeeGII
main At the Assessors of6cS Ia f21
until Aug, -. 1915. for the inspectle
OF all persons concerned. ~ 80
BOARD OF AS6ESSOR4. rAan
BY GUsTAvE J. ALBEECHT.
DIV TT0stOeub>f W
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Fiorianna Deusherty. $40 =. La
faystte-ave.. 81 years. Brights dis
case; Margaret Ruttsr sssley, ass
'Fischsr-avs 70 gears. acute dliation
Of heart; Alphonsus Gorsiine. leo
Harrison-aye.. 81 years. pulmonary
Tuberculosis; Anthony Morris. St.
Mary's hospital, about 40 years, frac-
tured spine: william Nichols. found
At foot OF West Grand blvd, about
~ years drowned, accidentally: Stel-
L. Mastkoski. Herman Kiefsr hospi-
tai. rs years. pulmonary Tuberculosis;
Edmund Burda. l174 Junction ave.
ave years. septicaemia (insect bites);
Ladislaus Jsroscx. 1874 PortlAnd-avs.,
Thiery. II. Clair Heights, Mich, 4!
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Emil
ssentick. 42s kirby-aye. east. 10
months. pneumonia. sigmund CIV
oxdx. $50 Orleans-st.. two years,
cholera infantum: Felix McCabs. 81
Cass-st,. 10 years. uremia: George =
Stein. 2S3 Twsnty-second-st II
years. cardiac asthma; James simp-
son. st. Mary's hospital, ~ years.
pulmonary hemorrhage; Donald Alex.
King. Ford hospital, Al years, inquest
pending; John r. wilson. Harper hos
pital. rs years. enlarged prostrate
with cystitis.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. Aus. 10. 1913
Paving Notice No. l7lS.
WATERLOO STREET

To Nellie Terry Ellen O'connss.
E: Le!s, i; ). Evans. +. il, MssSlsr.
I.nsos. Henry w sssps c,n A EsSS
Miner, X, 6. Ewing Joseph opera
Jasenow,, Arnold schenk. c. Neivans.
ifons mva a:orI. 4 p Ts.ns Tnomf:
T. Farrell, Catherine schultz; w. a.
Young. Robert Young. Mabel T.; Bar
r. Granacher. Frank Lux. A. Camp
bell A. DeRoemaker. Fred RunneIa, C..
Czabau, Charles Moesta, c. r. Kaths-
len. Annie L. Ludwig. e. Wass. r.
Moran: NJ. z Cullen, J. Norris, Mary
Guenther. E. J. Oide. c. Mcdonald.
George c. Leek. A. Garrod. Alfred
Carley. and to all other persons own
cd in any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Waterloo street, In said
City Of Detroit, within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
Of Detroit, having ordered so much
OF Waterloo street. from the east limo
OF Mcclellan avenue to the west curb
line OF LeMay avenue. to be graded
and paved. notice In hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots and premises fronting on.
said Waterloo street. and liable to Be
assessed for said Improvement under
and that a roll Of said assessment %
now completed. and will remain At
the Assessors Office. in the City q
Detroit. from the date hereof until
OF ali persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-130 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12


Law OfAees. Esra r. DeeehIsr. slS-
- Chamber Of Cen- Dstrsit. Mich.
state Of Michigan. In the Circuit
G GSsrt for the County e wsyns e., n
piainant. VS.. 0eorge L. Dodson. De-
PENDANT File No. 5l26e. It appearing
that a bill for q divorce has been hled
and that the same 10 now pending
and that the said defendant has de.
parted from his last place OF resi-.
dence. and that the Whereabouts Of
said defendant ts unknown, on mo.
the complainant. 1t 10 ordered that tn
said defendant enter his appearance
in said cause on or before ave month";
from the date OF this order. and tina
within 20 days the complainant caus,
this order to be published In the De
troit Times newspaper printed. pub.
lished and circulating in said county
and that said publication be contin.
ued therein once In each week for siS
go weeks in succession, and that q
COPY of this order be forwarded to
the said defendant by registered mail
to his last known place of residence
Geo. s. Hosmer. Circuit Judge. A true
copy. Arlo A. Emery, Deputy Regis
ter. Dated Aug. 10. 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Deaths.

Es:. PS ~. month";, T.''n ..nS.,, q
sSe,. 81 years. mira. insufaciency
Nsttis Belle Newman. Sit Townsend
49, ~ bears Hulmonsc,TIy r, iSssreu'9 e.
bsisy-st.. about 80 yssrs. inquest
pending: Stanley Pysk, sSs Military
etanisiawa Adamkiswics, $50 Fred
esrs s c.: s:. -: shS;r:
pears. tybsrcuicsis puimonalis;. Leo
Hssmasek; sit rwsnty.siehth- st;,
" g s ps.': .s. swS , soSss pre-,
s:S'ssr g;sss; as:
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
ANNIVERSARY
RECALLS STORM

LYERLY. Ca. Aug. Flour
years ago this summer Lyerly was
visited BY the most destructive hail.
storm ever experienced here. A path
one mile wide and several miles
long was struck by the storm and
the leaves OF the trees and cotton
and corn were completely stripped
or. Much of the timber was killed.
Many houses In Lyerly were badly
damaged by the hail. The ground
was covered with hailstonss % large
as hickory nuts.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

20 ACRES. good hosue. small barn. all
crops. team. wagon and harness
S2.S5o: take cottage.
SO acres. az miles from good town
acres potatoes. 20 tons OF hay,
horses, 3 cows. calves, hogs
200 chickens, SO ducks and all farm
tools, take single house or two nat
40 acres, near Mt Clemens. good
buildings and fences, Al soil: $4,000
so acres. good buildings and fences
well located take small house OF
vacant In Detroit.
barn. old house, some timber: Sd, 500
100 acres, good buildings and fences
Is acres good timber. exchange fol
Detroit property.
14h acres, near Pontiac, fair build
Detroit property.
KINGON REAL ESTATE co.
4o5 WHITNEY BLDG MAIN 3173.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Births.
GIRLS.


Alois Adele, as Hunt: I. Sendroski
$50 Trombly; Erneet Crossley hoe
Vermont: Edw. Middleniss. 3o7 Trum'
bull: A. zybo:ki laos 81. Aubin
s.Sh Slos9 nsdsa %, Lymi Flock Er"ns
Ws srs; &c oot M:dSo N.ueseh.r. - Per
kins: J. Pociosek. 1S2 Plumer; Anth'
ony Karnierski, lS!S sprinEwslis; ia
S sss !;Ti sru.esn cp9: pS sGfp;s s2s I
ylnswood: Walter Piotrowski, "a
simon Buss. s. Clippsrt: George wro.
s s: isse S.G% Sn. v josef ks s's
Thirtieth: ". HiehaIski. So Ferry
Marco, $50 Rivard: r. Franktiera, 81
A AiS.rs du..n,:r a,s. $40 G sr.ay' gSo%
losS West Jefferson; William Nicoiai
sc Canton: Morgan. Brace. Soi MA
s sH%H A Hsn9t f iss sse Ricps:
Tony sadovski, ga 81. Joseph: 10.
::Sh za.,es y 0sSe,nePi. s JS n%Iss
Ger. Prov,dencs hospital: Carl stan
martin. Prcvidsncs hospital: E.. Nil.
ton James: Providsnos hospital tsI 4 4
tssch. ssS Artillery: \. JOHNSTON. 1855
third: II r. Draper. Harper hospital
4co n cs.i ,ssn .0' r AZ 0!' Town
send. ISL Garter; a. Tuohy. i4s May
bury: o. B. Dueweke. .sf Sherwood
Herman Kruger. 10 Cleveland; T.
d d.rssim ss%s q: %sboas n0;pfi c.n
Sss Utica; 3. Blackwell. Plymouth-rd.
A. r, Pepla, 81 Miles, John w. Holm.
arski. ioa3 Kirby; Jules Taughe, DOS
5 ossrs K 4 s1a.Hn ,s1. J"nStson;
Otto Ho1ner. 1879 Hendrie; John Gar.
barino. sos Rohns: Alfred Holx, lso
sherman; J. b, 81. John. ~ Tillman;
W 4, HYp %: ;,l Psis n.aIps a ca WA
licr. t2g sixteenth, a. Manssll. 1s1 r
Milwaukee: C. Abbott. 800 Hammond;
Charles Acmego. 40 G.: John Robin
Kainpinskl. q" TSirty-third; Joe
Stoke. SIS Lssaiie: ". s. Sweeney,
III West orand-blvd.: w. woodruff
10 fn'''p'' soYs
stephen Rimski.. 10 Ward; Albert
0uarneiri. $40 Brady: Henry Tolzdorf.
lsl williams: q. Kaczmarek. as Alex.
andrine: John Matalakowski. 1873
Arthur Marlns S'i III K.nt.r; B. Ma
Thiriieth; Frank scsepanski, ..7 Clip
pert; Tony scsuper. 81 Military: J
81 Waldo: 4. osip. 10 Bulwsr: W.
Orsywacs. 81 Mercier; Joe sitkowski.
SSi Piumer: Michael Kiljan. $50 Or
isans; Thomas, prsgowsk SIS Hast ss
isnsts Muller, 40 Garneid; Anthony
Hoiki. SSS Superior: Frank Cieplak.
1855 81. Aubln: Bolealaus Haroxny.
sec Illinois; Arthur Kirchner. Sauna
sis ssn no FRANK Brsssn.ki' sti harper;
n. Hoffman, 67l ~. Aubin; Leo +.
lai. Sse Canton; charies II: Curtis 80
fhirsi.sS; Louis Smith. &c D.insii;
ssi: 3. k. Stuart. 81 cSristianey; sam
ysi P vreland Harper ho orpr !.
Eaton. 1855 Jefferson east: G. Her.
Won Rosen. 7si onetda; r. Rohiof. tsa
w,lds JossRh HcnTrs .nii i.e H Ssa,s;
noonie. 81. Fourth; SOLOMON Baker.
q: Eliot fstsr psrSh w ISL r bT so:
Pissl; osorE. KrY pr;cc 20 g W;,,s rG
H ssss 80 :G FIN ous ~ t::si: ss::
Walnut: osops: xdamcur. Harper
Sc:pjs.i: Hisn.sl on, H ssp's,,l sS;p'
0ecrss Bcrowiis.- il Florence; Felix
.: u: .A:is:,S:rE;, S:oTE s.r 2 i, Is';
GiSk: G. nstcaif. siss Whitaker: Joe
sr rsSSowsi ,ss rnirtisih: ESw. MAT:
ss scas pow si.'nkI lis Mepose.ii
Edwin Beresford Rail. 49, Artillery;
kieksrd. Ass Heward; Robert Jean,
Cs9:s ho:piVi; Frank Nsusndorf. 81
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
wANTED-FARMs.
FARMS WANTED

List your farm with us. We have
buyers waiting. Write or call In
the office. WAGNER REALTY CO..
74i Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED AT oNCE-Two-fa family nat
and choice vacant east side. See
Mr.. Strauss.
KIRnY. SORGE FELSKE CO,
I4l7-IS Dime Bank Bldg. Main az
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
AUTOMOBILES.

OoAAouo vSoo
DON'T HESITATE
Trade your car for q new Ford. Big
allowance and immediate deliveries.
American Motor Sales Co.
Reliable cars sold by q reliable con-
Germ. Ford Motor Co.'s Represen-
tative. Woodward and Alexandrine
OPEN SUNDAYS.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Many other uprights and players.
Square pianos given to any mission
In the city.
Special list of standard makes sold
by our friends in the business.
mailed on application.
Freight paid to any part OF Michigan.
LING PIANO HOUSE.
n Library. over Macauley's book store
NO A0ENTS. ONE PNICE.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

WILL BUY equities in vacant
lots, improved property or
real estate under foreclosure.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

PS1Dt1nO, ~ plain neat klnl-that
- riGht-Tines Job DeDt.-Hlaln l60o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Prsr tiag. the Dlasn nest ksul-thal
q ptght-T1Mes Deb DeDts-Maln 49,.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Cash With order. " charged. 70 .
II y ,.!: sc: :: A, v,s s::, ;;s
The sbsvs rates Apply 70 oil elassi:
s sas "A n' n.is: H H:ss''
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. 1Sc Tor IS words or less Over
g Serds ons.s7d.ess- third osrts for
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
LING'S LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BARGAINS.

Easy terms OF rental or sale.
II 10 better to purchase some OF the
high grade used pianos from our
stock than to select from our new
cheap pianos. Most Of those listed
and those which we do not list pc,
cause they are makes specialized
by our friends in the plano bust
ness, have been received In ex-
change on player pianos or other
pianos and are as good as new:
Milton, like new VIZ
Milton, very fne ............ z4v
Pease, very old. but good tone !e
Crown, same as new. ESQ
Favorite, oak case ........... 70
Haines, nearly new. ........... ito
Schiller Bachmann, like new. lsy
Schiller Bachmann, fine tone... ITO
Boardman q Gray. largest and
pest 80
Boardman q Gray. ........... Ivy
Boardman 4 Gray. !5o
Lester, dne tone. .............. 10y
Kurx. new, very poor. ......... liS
Weller, hne case, poor ........ lsy
Marshall, good tone and action. 40
Earhart, walnut case. excellent
Stone walnut case 10
Ropelt very good. $500. 1880. 40
Many other uprights and players
Square pianos given to any mission
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
1000 ACRES

Or will sell so acres or more $40 and
S12 per acre. This In good hard
wood cut-over land and will make
good farms. Only 10 miles from
Detroit This land will increase
rapidly In value and be n sure In
vestment Call at office for full
particulars. Maloney- Campbell Re-
atty Co. Inc. 5Oi Free Press bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
AUTO INSTRUCTIONS.

STUDENTS WANTED
Learn to drive anA repair aute?s-
ttvidual instructions: new class sech
week. Enroll now for noxt week.
Sterling Auto College. TIT Caos.avo
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

CASH! CAsH.-Ws buy old faioe
teeth, old gold watches. diamon6s.
ESs:sssyy R::ssSSlns e Co.. .s w sS1S:ssS:
ava. fourth floor.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

0TORA0E furniture. nearly new, bar.
gain price. Sumner 81. Mich. 4 9Th.
Printing. the plain neat k1nd-that
- p1eht-T70es Job DeDt.-Ma1n l62O.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
ROEHL BROS. Storage, Carriage and
Packing. Ofnce isa Alfred. Ridge SIS.

PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part OF car. Central Storage
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
Winthrop Council, D. of l..

The next meeting of Winthrop council will be one of the most i'm portant meetings ever held by this council. AS their guests they will have National Councillor A. l.. Bradley of Virginia and National Vice Coun- cilor William Jeffery of Vermont, also all the state officers of Connecticut. All the councils in this section of the state have been invited and a large delegation from each is expected. The program for the evening will be as follows: Six to ' D. n1., re- ception of visitors: p. m., supper; s D. m., opening of meeting and re- ceiving national and state officers, followed by initiation of candidates by the local degree team and installation of officers by State Deputy Miss liar riet Mariners of Middletown Under the good of the order speeches will be made by several of the national and state officers.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Sautter attended the state deputies meeting which was held in Bridgeport Saturday after noon, where suggestions were made for the good of the order. Their re- port will be read at this meeting.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
Bartenders' InstaIla6 ton.

Officers of the Bartenders union were installed yesterday afternoon in Eagles hall. Forty-five members were present Past President William C. Kramer was in charge of the install Iation exercises The officers who were seated were as follows:
 President-M. T. Kerwir.
 Vice President--Charles Maier
 Recording Secretary-Louis W. Fodt.
 Financial Secretary and Treasurer James E. O'Brien.
 1nspector-James k. Murphy.
 Inside Guard-James McGrath ChapIain-Patrick H. O'Rourke
 Trustees-John Leonard, Joseph Helm. Walter McCabe.
 Delegates to Central Labor Union M T Kerwin, James E. O'Brien, Louis w. Fodt, Charles Maier, F. H. O'ROurke.
 Delegates to New England Con- vention-M. T. Kerwin, James F. O'Brien, Patrick H. Corbett.
 The New England convention will be held in New Bedford on January IT, IS and 19
 After the installation suitable program was carried out and refresh ments were served.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11

Wright of Meriden, will conduct the annual installation of officers of George W. Corbin Commandery, uni formed rank of the F. 0. $. of A, Friday evening" January 22. The new officers are as follows: Com mander. A. Q. B. Anderson; senior vice-commander, P. C. Carlson junior vice-commander, W. C. Winans; chaplain, J. k. .Bohmer; treasurer, E. l.. Case; recorder, c. R. Bergstrom; i; receiver, E. H. Parker; inspector, T. F. Schuetze; guard. A. F. Swanson, picket, l.. T. Sundgren. finance com mittee for eighteen months, Colonel A. l.. Thompson.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
Sir Francis Lodge.

About twenty members of Sir Fran cis Drake lodge, will pay a visit to Friendship lodge of Bristol tonight to hear Judge Peck of that city in an ln1Ormal talk on war. The mcm- bers will leave on the 7:30 dinky. The regular meeting of the lodge will be held on Thursday evening when it is expected that an active campaign will be started to increase the mem- berShip of the lodge. The new guards uniforms are expected to be here Thursday and the members of the degree team will meet at 7:30 sharp for drill and inspection.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
Unity Rebekah Lodge.

At the regular meeting of Unity Re- bekah lodge, No. b4, l. o. o. F., to be held tonight, the newly elected of fcers will be installed by District Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Lima Par ker and suite. The officers of the Re- bekah state assembly and Esther lodge No. of Meriden will be the guests of the evening. A large dele- gation from the neighboring towns are also expected The guards are requested to be at the hall at o'clock for a final rehearsal of the drill. The Crescent Past Noble Grands association met this afternoon at o'clock. A supper will be served at 6:30.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
e bought and sent to Europe at

be bought and sent to Europe at once.
 After the installation the society re- tired to the banquet room where buffet lunch was served. Attorney M. D. Sake, the newly elected president of the lodge, acted as toastmaster in a very capable manner. He kept his remarks interspersed with jokes, greatly adding to the enjoyment of the evening. The following persons responded to toasts, N. Miller. Samuel Campner, B. Miller. Dr. M. Dunn, A. Aisenberg, J. Goldsmith, I. Kanrich, B. Clark, Dr. B. Protass and Fred Wrinkle. The society looks forward to a most prosperous year under their newly elected officers.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
Unity Rcbekah Lodge.

The recently elected officers of Unity Rebekah lodge, No. 54, will be installed by District Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Lima Parker at the reg ular meeting tonight. The guards will be present at the lodge rooms at o'clock to rehearse the drill. The officers of the Rebekah state assem- bly and Esther lodge, No. ', will be guests. Supper will be served at 6:3O. A meeting of the Crescent Past Noble Brands association was held this afternoon at o'clock
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cai circles of the Elm City. at present ,olding the position of alderman in Y hat place.
 Fund Reaches S400.
 The installation exercises were most impressive, and the work of Mr. Sampner was received with great ap- ,reciation. During the meeting re- ,orts were given concerning the prog ess made on the fund being collected or the benefit of the Hebrew suf- erers in the war zone of Europe. A committee of three consisting of B. } Satz, B. Miller and N. M. Miller have nsde thorough canvass of the city md have collected s226. The sum :ow raised is $400, including the pro- eeds of the recent ball. This will 70 imme mediately forwarded to New lo~k where food and clothing will
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street. The meeting was opened by Isreal POuzzner and reports were re- ceived from the Central Bureau of the Mizrochi. Election of officers for the next six months.were as follows:
 Presid ent-E. WelinslIy.
 ' Vice President-I. Pouzzner.
 Recording Secretary-1A. E. Price. . Financial Secretary-J. Kuchevsky. ' Treasurer-M. Milkowitz.
 Delegates to the Mizrochi conVen- ton to be held in New York city-E. Welinsky and Rev. H. Halperin.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
EOlus Singing Society,

The Eolus Singing society elected the following officers at their meeting last night:
 President-F'red Swensk
 Vice President-Claus Lindquist. Secretary--C. M. Peterson. Financial Secretary--Albin Johnson. Treasurer-Hilding Nelson.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
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