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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28

e. g~obernador fue recibido pOr
una verdadera manifestation popu-
lar. en- la que pa~rticiparon los huel-
guistas V Sc lie hizo tai ovacion GUAM
do lego a la casa Ayuntamiento. que
sali5 al balloon a~brazando q un obre-
70 ' 4 un patron, proGuciendo un
efecto d~elirante. ~queriendo asi oil
gobernador den1ostrar IL c~ordlaiIdad
uue debe p~revalecer entire ellos.
Los p~atronos nan enviado a las
au;oridades mil pesetas p&ra dlstrl-
BUR entire los obreros mas ~necesIta-
dos.
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Los obreros protestan airados.

GJON, Sept. 24.-Se ha celebra-
do una asamblea de los miembros de
las ~sociedades Cantabrica y Union
Martina. q Ia cual IA asistido Il
concurrencia verdaderamente extra
ordinaria.
E. tono de las oraciones pronun-
ciadas por todoS los que hicieron uSo
de Ia palabra, ha sido muy enGrgico,
haciendose formal protesta de Ia con-
Quota que vienen o~bscrvando las au-
toridades que estan empleando Ia
fuerza publica para imponer por el
miedo la reanudacion de las labores.
Sc ha asegurado por los oradores,
que en- case de proSeguirse de csc
modo Sc tomaran toda claSe de .eDrc
salias. acordandose a IA G declI-
rar en- las autoridades t2da suerts
g. responsibilities pof 10 que pae-
da ocurrir, habido cventa del grade
de e~xcitaci0n que ~prevalece entire los
obreros y Ia cual Va en- aumento.
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;Serar los aiemanes?

BARCELONA. Sept. 24-uno de
los mayores talleres de taLabartcr!a
&c esta ciudad ha sido hoy destrui-
10 por IN violento incendio. Ese
taller tenia una cantidad excesiva de
trabajo, pues habia hecho contracts
con e. ejercito frances Y hacia fire.
cuenteS exportaciones q dicho pals.
Fl origcn del incendio que ha causa-
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nizado per los altos f~uncionarios de
la empresa Y los obreros de elias en-
honor del gercnte Senoi Roda, ASS
tiendo ademas del personal de las
minas muchos moros de las ~cercanias.
Sc hicieron varios brindis en- eX-
tremo p~atri6ticos y Ia fiesta result0
muy lucida.
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Los moros, agresivos.

MELILLA, Sept. 24.-Una pareja
de la guardia civil que prestaba ser
vicios de patrulla en- las inmediacio-
mes de Nador, ha sido atacada por
IN grupo de cuatro moros que lie hi
cieron fuego copiosamente, alcanzan-
de los ~proyectiles a los guardias, que
re~sultaron gravemente heridos.
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Literatos y artistas de fiesta.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 24.-En
Ell monte Igueldo. Sc ha veriflcado
n comida por miembroS de Ia ASo-
ciaci6n de Ia Prensa. eStanto pre-
sentes el comediografo Jacinto Be
navente. ell actor Fernando Diaz de
Mendoza Y los escritores Lopez Mon
tenegro. Eduardo Yanez, Simorraso
Y el empresario teatral Ferreiros.
La fiesta fue muy b~rillanle Y Ia
comida muy amena.
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Las f~iestas de la Virgen.

MURCIA, Sept. 24.-Las tradiclo-
males fiestas de la procession de ia
Virgen de F~uensanta, han resultado
grandiosas, habiendo acudido milla-
res de personals a presenciar cl pa
so de la procession de la patrona, ia
que ha sido vitoreada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
Espana servira a Russia.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 25.-El
senior Marques de Lena, Ministro
de Estado, Y de jornada o S. NJ.
ha dado hoy la noticia de que des-
pu6s de aiguna tramitacion diploma
tea Espana ha resuelto complacer a
Russia, haciendose cargo de la repre-
sentaci6n de sus intereses en- Tur-
quia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
E. nuevo obispo Astur.

OVIEDO, Sept. 24.-En Ia Cate
dral de esta ciudad ha sido consa-
grade obispo hoy, con toda Ia solem-
nidad del case, para la di0cesis de
Plasencia, el padre Angel Regueral,
habiendo actuado de oficiante el Car
denial GuiSaSOlla.
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La Inca de vapores a New York.


VIGO. Sept. 2f.-El Alcalde de
esta ciudad. los presidentes de los
o~ganismos econ6micos, han visitado
el presidente del CongreSo de los
D~iputados, senior Gonzalez Basada,
para rogarle interpoaga su apoyo en-
pro del establecimiento de Ia Inca de
vapoyes eSpanoles entire Vigo Y New
York.
FL senior Gonzalez Basada o~frecio
secundar Ia obra que vienen reall-
ZanGo 4 dicho fin encaminada, por
entender que ella es de suma impo"-
tancia para ell concrete espahol.
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Cortesias ~diplomaticas.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 24.-El
senior Avellaneda, Embajador de la
Republica Argentina en- Madrid, Ia
liegado a esta localidad y base entire
vistado con ell marques de Lena, Mi
nistro de Estado, siendo muy afec-
tuosa la e~ntrevista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28

DESEO saber Ell paradero. de mis- dos her
manos Isaac Y Diego Saenz. La ultima car
IL de elloS la reCibf de Couple. Tex. en-
Mayo del ano pasado, cuando Sc %encontra-
ban trabajando en- IN campo volante del
canine de rierro. Al que de infornes cler-
los, Sc le gratiricara con una suscripcion
de TN afio al semanario La PRENSA. Dirttir
inlormeS a Mauro Saenz, II. r.. ), Box f2,
New %BTaunrels, Texas. e-2s.
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j.. INFORMATION LOCAL ;.
VI:AJER0S.

FL senior Daniel Reyes de San
Marcos, lego aver a esLa ciudad al
arrrgIo tie aIgunoS negOcl0s parll-
cularrS Y cStuvo a viSilarnnS en-
rSla Rrdacri6n. De I1aIana Il pa
SaIo Saldri para 81 lugar dondc
reside.
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Cantando por la paz.

ALBACETE, Sept. 24.-En ell tea
tro Circo, Sc han verificado las fies-
tas de los juegos florales, siendo eI
m~antenedor Augusta Barcia, que hi
20 un hermoso discurso, cantando u
Ia paz y al progreso y verdadero
himno de entusiasmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
Una rueva legacion.

SAN SEBASTIAN. Sept. 24.-Es-
paHa tendra dentro de POGO. una
nueva legaci6r. ia De Sofia, capital
lie Bulgaria. donde V 4 ser acrcdi-
tado III ministro. habiendose dcsig-
nado yaal senior Diego Saavedra. que
actualuen-e s. encuentra en- Chile,
con igual cargo.
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PESOUISAS.

GRATIFICARE con $40 a Ia persona que me
de raz0n de una yegua. de como ano y re
do de eiaG, de 10 manos y media de tito
y msrcada en- Ia eSpalda derecha con ell
flerro X" La yegua tiene I'm potrillo CO.
me de cinco meSes Y los dos Sc me extra
yIaron haCe doce >dfaS en- Kirby, Tex. d.
riglr inrormes a Luciano Ovalle, Kirby. Te-
zaS. u0-D
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CASA DE- ~ASISTERcIA

Sc rent.n pleas amuebisdss con o
sin ~asisrencia. Observation-Disclosures
do 10 Indispensable para una, farnilia.
Casa centrica, ventilada, con excelehte ba-
no. .Todas las comodidades. Precios mo-
dicos. 3l7 S.Presa St. Telsfono:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
Buscando Ia seduction : la hueiga de
mzriaos-

MARIN, Sept. 24.-El go5erna-
dor de Pontevedra h. "enido = esta
locaiidad. = TRAFALGAR por In so!ucioa
&c Ia huelga De m~arineros que nay
aqui Y con ell objeto De hacer que
cesen las diferencias cue median en-
ire patrones y obreros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28

FL ScIOr Francisco Martinez de
.AguaSralicnlcs LEGO a rsta proce-
,Irnlc ir Monterrey Y Va Ell husta
de una persona de SI familla que.
>rgtln IT, han ]informado aqui. :"
rnrucnira aCiuaimenlc Ell FL PaSo.
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MATRIMONiOS

Waldo Martinez y Maria ESpino-
"a.
Jose Garcia V Sara Garcia.
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FL Srnor L"opoli0 Prral"s. ii" Na-
linaS. Kansas lego aver Il san An
tonic Ell viajr de ]nrgociOS y tuvl-
mos gllSl0 de saIudarlo "n niles
ira Rrdacci6n. Hoy ~rrgr"Sara a
lu"ar de- Su Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
Triunfo del Condo Artazs.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 24.-En
tcrrenos del monte Ulia, Sc ha veri-
ficado ell concurso del trio de pichon.
en- opci6n al premio de $500 Peae-
tas. el cual fue ganado en- tira@"S
magistrates por ell conde ArtaZa.
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Obsequiando al gerente.

MELILLA, Sept. 24.-En las mi
mas de este partido s ha efectuado
un banquete de confraternidad orga-
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5Esta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
la afamada cerveza Royal Pilsner."
Pidala siempre de su caatiHero,, con
ella obtendra fuerza:y vigor.
..- go tAdy)
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Mexico en- 1910

Sc acaba de pOner q la vents Al"
pseeioso album cue eOntieEe ari'>:'
cas- fotografias e dolores de '"-
principales edificiOs Y paseOS d. ts
Capital de nueStra Repub!ica -
album Ell question there uaa lujaS,
cubierta y eS una jOya cue debe'
conserVar aquellas personals cue De
seen tener a la vista los progresses
alcanzados por nueStra patTia en- =
orden material.
NAIC II Al RIM Ct NJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28

DR.. FRANCISCO vAZoUEZ GOMEZ.-clrugfa
general. ESpecialmenle enfermadedas DE ma
rIZ. garganta Y OidoS. Oflcina, a7 Frost
Bldg, Houston 81. v Main Ave. Telefonos:
Travis 1896 y 3G44; Nuevo t73. 1880
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Cuando listed nos escriba sobre
su suscripci6n Olga 81 Sc refiere al
diariO 0 al semanario.
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;GMPRE listed ell Almanaque Tlustrsdo para
'9t5 en- Ia Liberia de Lozano; SOC Ell e1emr
plar. Por correo soc a cualquier parte %
'os Estados Ulidos.
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Ell orador abomin0 del poder de IA
fuerza ejercido sobre los desampa-
radios Y expreso grandes ideas pa
trioticas, creyendo cosa segura y pro-
xima ell resurgimiento de Espana.
La c~oncurrencia. que era muy nu-
merosa, ovacion0 al senior Barcia.
Para el bien de la agriculture.
HUESCA, Sept. 24.-En ell pue-
bio de Grao Sc ha efectuado un mi
tin agrario, en- ell que Sc han pronun-
ciado discusses por ell agricultor Tri-
llo, R. Tomas Costa, hermano del
poligrafo, va ~fallecido, y por Maria
no Muro, quien detallo la situaci6n
aflictiva de la agricultural en- la re-
gi6n aragonesa, a~segurando que sc
hacia menester c%ontinuar las obras
de construction del ~ferrocarril es-
trategico 4 los Princes, ia creaci6n
del credito ~agricola cooperative y la
consumacion del proyecto de la GAIA
de ahorros rural.
Los oradores fueron muy aplaudi-
dos.
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NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

do Ia ruina del propietario del taller,
Sc desconoce hasta ell presente.
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SALON d" BillareS V Barbrrfa; preferidoS
pOr IodO~ los mrNlcanOS. 3i2 W. Commerce.
Severe Gonzalez. u0-5l
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SRA. CECILIA SCHULZ-Partera reg!strada,
orrece sus servIcios al ptblico en- general.
Guadalupe S2S, Tel. Crockett 654s. (9-2s)
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FL DUETO M~ENDELSSOHN orrece sus ser
vicios para bale y mIlSlca de opera. recep-
Clones, bales pariiculares Y ~reunioneS.
+. C.. RuiS vIOlinista. Carlos GuardiGta
Renterla pianista, New Phone 929.
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oIVERSOs-

Sc NECEsITAN MTNEROS-Mina de s. pies
de carbon. bnen trabajo, nina SEGA, casas
conrortables, buena agua y escuela pnblica.
No pagaTnoS transporte. Trabato SECURE.
Tomcn el rerrocarril Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas. Independence Mining Company, Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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h.HS
R0FEsIONALE6-

Dr.. sALOME CARA ALDAPE de ID Fseultal
dc Mexico; autorizsdo en- Ell Estsdo De Ie-
xas: specialists en- enfermedadeS genlto-
urtnlrias v ciru1Ia en- general R~esidenc1e,
Avenue D. f43f. TeIefono Trails 33T. on
Gina. Eros: Building: Telefonos, Nuevo III:
Vieto Travis 164L
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NECESITAMOS 200 MexIcanoS para cortar
5000 CuerdaS de leia. pagamoS 81 por
cuerda: buen monte. EScrlban por infor-
mes q EliSeo Herrera, GoSsett, Tex. GOD
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Laura Heinze Nav

News was received in this CITY TODAY
or the death in Lynn, Mass, yesterday
OF Mrs. Laura Heinze May formerly
resident of New Britain, in her
sixty eighth year.
Mrs. May was born in Thuringen
Germany, and came to New Britain
about forty-five years ago. She was
the wife of Adolph May. After re-
siding here twenty years the family
moved to Lynn, where they have been
residing for twenty-five years ~.
Those who survive are her husband
five sons, Councilman Charles May of
the first ward, Oscar of New Haven
and Adolph, Henry and George of
Lynn, and two daughters, Mrs. Louise
Eichel of Lynn and Mrs. Emma Far
lngton of Cincinnati
Mrs. May was a member of Thus
Media lodge, o. D. H. S., and special
meeting has been called for this eve
ming. All members are urged to at
tend.
The funeral will be held in this city
Friday. Services will be conducted at
$3.50 o'clock. Interment will be in
Fairview cemetery. r' -s ~.
All members of Thuesnelda lodge,
Sons of Herman, are requested to
attend the funeral. :
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
City Items

centennial lodge, No. lis, F. & A.
EA,s will confer the third degree to-
Eight. A buffet lunch will be served.
go The Pioneer pool team defeated
Inc Elmores in a match game last
plight by the score of 21O to 161. The
scores: Elmores, Smith SO, Mack 28
martin so, Descola is, Brayne 1S; Pho
|nears, Hickey 80, Olson so, Spitzell
|Se,sArute SO, Noonan so.
aeorge T. Shelton who is STUDYING
the New York Institute of Musical
At and who has a studio in the Rox-
Pury building in the metropolis, has
Peen spending a few days with his
Parents In this city. He will return
o8New York tomorrow.
The scheduled hearing of the cred
Etors of the Patrick Mcclure estate
Fill be held tomorrow afternoon.
a cake sale and tea party was given
1ia afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fl.
Rayton Hum phrey, of 265 West Main
Neet, for the benefit of the flower
I'd of the South Congregational
Feh.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
ORDINANCE CHANGES
FOR COMMON COUNCIL
important Amendments Up for D.S-
Cussien at Mtt,i,g Tonight.

| Several important amendments to
! the ordinances will be introduced at
| the meeting of the common council
| tonight. ..r>..~,,..
An entirely new ordinance dealing
with store ceilings follows The cell
ing of every store hereafter erected
when the beams are of wood shall be
J lathed with metal lathes and plas-
tered with a heavy coat Of brown
mortar Of good material Of not less
than 3-S inch in thickness. Metal
ceilings with two thicknesses of as
bestos paper under ceiling or plaster
board between metal and all wood
work may be used.
"All partition walls must be of
brick or other equally fireproof ma
terial. Wainscoting in stores shall
not extend over five feet in height
and shall have substantial firestop
above wainscoating,"
Another ordinance regarding build
ing work is as follows:
mo wood sill of any building shall
be laid SO that the underside of the
sub sill shall be less than two feet
above contract grade of the ground"
Time Limit For Permits.
An important change in the build
ing code which will be proposed is
entitled, Time limit for permit It
is as follows: Building permits is
sued by the building inspector shall
expire by limitation unless work is
commenced and substantial progress
made within three months from date
issued"
The purpose of this amendment is
to prevent rush for permits for a
certain class of buildings after they
are put under the ban by the council
such as was experienced a few weeks
ago when there was a heavy demand
Tor permits for six family houses of
wood ..
An amendment dealing with health
matters follows:
Ihat section 40 of the Ordinances
De and is hereby amended by adding
before the last paragraph of said sec
ton the following.
No person shall deposit or cause
Or permit to be deposited any refuse
or other substance which in the onin-
ION of the Board of Health may cause
nuisance or in their opinion is un-
sanitary or unsightly upon his own
land or land Of another
All such refuse or other substances
not permitted by the Board of Health
to be deposited on such land nust
De deposited on the public dumping
ground provided by the City. said
Public Dumping Ground to be super
Vlsed by the Board of Public Works
and under the inspection of the Board
Of HEALTH"
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
WILSON SELLS COTTON.
President Sends Proceeds to Charity
In Oklahoma.

Washington, March 17-President
Wilson today sold bale of cotton and
sent the proceeds to Charity in Okla
homa.
During the buy bale of cotton"
movement the President bought sew
eral bales. and one now is in storage
at Boswell, Okla. H. H. Conway OF
Paris, Texas, offered to buy it at ten
cents pound, and today the presi-
dent accepted his offer and directed
that the proceeds be sent to a char
ity in Oklaho ma to be selected by
Senators Gore and Owen.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
British Steamer Attacked.

British Steamer Attacked.
South Shields, Eng, March II, via
London, 255 p. m.-The British
steamship Blonde, arriving here to-
day. reports that she was attacked in
the North sea by a German aeroplane
which dropped a bomb on the deck
of the vessel. One member Of the
crew was killed.
Germans Bombard Nieuport.
Paris, March 1.-THE enemy is
again furiously bombarding Newport,
this time with 16-inch howitzers," says
an undated message from the Petit
Parisian's war correspondent who
adds: Thirty shells have fallen in the
town making enormous holes and de-
molishing several buildings, but no one
was hurt.
Belgian troops profiting by Il
slight recession of the waters in the
district they occupy, carried two Ger
man advanced positions. The first
was on the Klooster Hook Farm near
Stuvekensk erke, while the second was
line of trenches on the road from
Pervyse to Schoorbakke.
Allies Attack Westende
''Warships and monitors Of the al
The Germans replied feebly but none
of their shells took effect Torpedo
boat destroyers protected the bonn
harding ships, Smelling German sub
marine which attempted to approach.
The fire against the shore positions
was directed by aeroplanes.'
Allies Attempt Futile.
Constantinople, via Berlin and wire
less to London March II, 9:05 a. M
Ony important operations have been
undertaken by the allied fleet operat-
ing against the Dardanelles for the
past few days. The activity of the
Warships has been limited to demon
STATIONS. Two new attempts by
cruisers and destroyers to approach
the outer Notifications and clear the
channel of mines are reported to have
been futile because if the effective
fir from the defenders.
The civilian population Of Con-
stantinople appears quite calm and
almost indifferent to the efforts which
are being made to force a passage Of
the Dardanelles.
French Official Report.
Paris, March IT, via London. 3:43
p. m.-The following official account
OF yesterdays events at the front was
given. out this afternoon by the
trench war department.:
ION the User the Belgian army has
made fresh progress and has repealed
German counter attacks.
*" On the. British front there has
been fairly violent artillery firing.
y '"To the north Of Arras the enemy |
ansuccessfully attempted late in the !
afternoon to deliver another counter
attack on the trenches on the spur of
the hill Of sNotre Dame de Lorette.
Rheims Cathedral Struck.
"Soissons and Rheims again were
bombarded, two shells striking the
Rheims cathedral.
I'm the Champagne district, north
Of lie Mesnil and west Of Hill 1876,
we have taken possession along a
front Of some 500 metres of an i'm
portant eminence held by the enemy
German Attacks Repulsed.
On the Argonne several German
counter attacks between Rolane and
Four de Paris have been repulsed.
There has been an artillery duel
in the Woevre.
zone Of our aviators dropped on
the barracks at Coimar-(capital of
upper Alsace)' !
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
TO FORM BASEBALL LEAGUE.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Junior Holy Name society or st.
Joseph's church to be held In the
Parish hall at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
evening, arrangements Will be made
for Holy name baseball league to
include societies in Hartford, New
Britain, Plainville. Bristol and Terry
vile. farce debate anG musical
program will also be features OF to-
morrow evenings meeting The
members Of the society are -ehearslng
minstrel show to be given after
Easter to raise money for the pur-
chase of suits for the team.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
CLA|Rv0YAKCY BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
after Senator kclt Offers Amtnt-
men, .4dnStIeld Confirmed.

Hartford March 17.-Burton Mans
field of New Haven was confirmed as
insurance commissioner by the SEN
ate today after the committee on ex-
ecutive nominations had made IA
vorable report The term is for
four years from July l and is a con-
tinuance of Commissioner Mansfield
in office.
The excise committee unfavora bly,
reported bills to prohibit The man
ufacture of near-beer" or like substi-
tutes for beer; and to give county
treasures fifty per cent. and the state
treasury twenty-five per cent. of the
license money. The report Of the
education committee appointing How
ell Cheney Of Manchester and Will
liam H. Palmer of Norwich mem
bers Of the state board Of education
for four years was accepted and both
gentlemen chosen.
C1airvoyancy Bill Passed
The senate passed the bill prohibit
ing fortune telling and clairvoyancy
after Senator Klett had offered an
amendment SO that the bill would not
be a hardship on Spiritualists. He said
the bill was aimed to put "fakirs"
out of business.
The bill concerning the pasturing
of young bulls, passed in the house
after a lively debate, was tabled by
Senator Isbell. Other bills passed
were those concerning terms of the
common pleas courts, amending the
act concerning Capitalization SO that
a woman may be punished, and al
lowing Stamford to change it's seal.
Bills Unfavorably Reported.
The house also received unfavor-
able reports on bills for appointment
of minor court judges by the COVER
nor; prohibiting others than state
agents from selling insurance; re-
curing reports to the selectmen each
"a hours of sheep and goat;
limiting bag Of partridge to three
each day; prohibiting hunting with
dogs; requiring millmen to file re
ports with town clerks; providing that
q place licensed for a saloon shall
always be deemed a suitable place.
A favorable report came on = the
measure to divide Milford into two
voting districts.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
STUDENTS DISCHARGED.

Newark, N. j., March 1.-THE
fourteen Columbia sophomores ar
rested here last night, following the
partial wrecking of restaurant in
which the freshmen class of the uni
verslty was holding dinner, were
dlscharged In court today, no COM
plalnant appearing. The Judge was
INFORMED that the damage done had
been paid for
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
ORDERS DOGS MUZZLED.

Stamford, March 17.-Dogs in
Stamford were ordered muzzled by
the commissioners of domestic animals
today as the result Of a report made
upon the brain of a. dog killed after
it had bitten Henry Carpenter in
North Stamford, and several dogs, on
Sunday. The dog had rabies. It
belonged in Newtown and probably
ran wild from that town. Carpenter
has gone to New York to receive
treatment ...s..
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
ORDERS BOUT CANCELLED.

New York, March 1.-THE New
York state boxing commission today
ordered the ten-round bout between
Young Ahearn and Eddie McGoorty,
set for Friday night at local boxing
club, cancelled. A previous contract
exhibited by the promoters of rival
club showed that Ahearn had agreed
to box before that club on Saturday
night and had further agreed not to
engage in contest previous to that
date