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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23

VIUKVt WlU9ttUUUH IN
DSIrbeiter- WeianeDerein GiuIgIt"
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New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

nic this morning at Griswolds grove The party was cha peroned by Miss Edna Bugbee and Miss Harriett Jack son teachers at the school. The sixth and, seventh. grades oi the Kensington Grammas school held an outing. this afternoon in the. woods
 The party was in charge of Miss Adele
 Bassett and Miss Adele Murray.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Forde of Main street, Kensington. s. 4.
 Public schools closed this morning for the summer vacation.
 Mrs, Francis A. Goodwin has re- turned to her home on ,Edgerly street, Kensington, after spending the win ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. B., Al len, of Litchfield. r
 |. MT. ands Mrs. Frank Stuhlman of
 Hartford are receiving congratulations
 on the birth of daughter. Mrs. |Stuhlman was formerly Miss Edith l..
 Tyron of Kensington. M
 A E. Weldon is spending a few
 days in the Adirondack Mountains.
 A large mum ber was present at the regular meeting of the Sons of Vet erans meeting held last evening at ! the home of James Pagan of Ken- sington. It was decided to give a festival and dance. In Foresters' hall early in July, the date to be deter mined at the next meeting. Harry Gould was chosen chairman of the committee. vote of thanks was given to those who gave the use of their autom obiles to convey the vet erans on Memorial day. to R. o. Clark for his hospitality and to the ladies of East Berlin for the collation.. A marriage license was issued this morning by Town sClerk sH H. Shaw to John Romatcsyk and Mary Cor alcsyk. both of BefkieXa
 The regular weekly meeting of the Methodist church. of East. Bsrlin was fheld last evening" s-sa.4 At a meeting of the Ladies guild
 of East Berlin Mrs. A. c. Bailey was chosen to fill the office of president caused by the vacancy left by Mrs. IA. Lawrence, who resigned, The Progressive Reading circle of
 East Berlin held d food sale this af-
 ternoon at thes home of Miss Gertrude
 North.
 An ice cream sale will be held OH the church lawn of St. Gabriel's church of East Berlin this evening under the
 auspices of the ladies of St. Gabrieps
 guild.
 1 Harold 6. stearns has returned to
 his home i'm Berlin after attending the
 commencement, exercises held at Dart
 mouth college. ' MT. Stearns was a nern Der of the class of 1912. A meeting will be held In the Ken- singtan library at 8 o'clock this even- Ing to consider plans for defraying tho expense of the electric lights from the depot to the American Paper
 Goods factory A report will be read , by the soliciting committee. large
 attendance is desired, everybody being ; welcome.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

at 2:3Ost o'clock when the marri ed men lineup against the single men for superiority on the baseball dia- nnond. The married men are detar- mined to "swop up" the bachelors. At. 5 80 o'clock ball game for girls will take place. Refreshments consist ing of. ice cream, lemonade and cake will be distributed.a < It is the plan to have the picnic brought to a close at g. o'clock.
 The refreshment committee consists of Mrs Frank F. Wilcox Miss H. A. Roys, Miss IF. H. Griswold, and the Sunday school classes of Mrs Samuel A Fislse and Miss E. sP.sWifcox. n The chairman of the other com nnittees are, entertainment commit tee, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, grounds committee, Lloyd Carter, and trans portation committee, Stuart Webster.
 Children Entertained at Murray's.
 About sixty children from grades six and seven of the Kensington Grammar school were charmingly en- tertained last evening at the Richard Murray homestead, the Misses Mur- ray and the teaching corps at the school acting as hostesses. Miss Mar jorie Moore, Mrs. George Kemp of New Britain, Mrs Margaret Grim shaw, Miss Katherine Schwellenbach and Master Robert Pagan were the guests of the party as we'll as the Roche, Fisher and Murray children, who recently returned from school.
 Dancing, singing and games were enjoyed. Refreshments were served
 Mrs. Norton Entertains.
 Mrs. F. L. Norton of Pennington road, Kensington. entertained the ladies of the Ridgeley Social club or New Britain at her home yesteroay afternoon. About twenty ladies were present. At the close of the festivi- ties, Mrs. Ralph D. Kent of New Brit- ain, on behalf of the ladies, presented the hostess with a handsome box oI linen. Ridgeley club was branch CT : the Stella Rebekah lodge but was dis- banded several years ago. The club, however, still holds reunion an- nually, with Mrs. Norton.
 5@FllAttends Annual Meeting. PostYnaster Henry l.. Porter re- turned to his duties at the post offics this morning after attending the an- nual meeting of the Army and Navy Club Of Corinecticut which was held yesterday at .aTne Griswold,' Eastern Point.
 Major E. " Preston, vice-president of the club of Hartford presided at l the meeting on account of the death l of President Norton. The speakers at the dinner held at 6.3o o'clock were Rev. John Calvin Goddard of Sails l bury, Hon. John Rodemeyer of Car an and Department Commander of the Grand Army of the state, Charles Griswold of Guilford.
 Construction Company Outing. An outing of the Construction com i will De held tomorrow afternoon at Sage's bungalow. This Is an annual ! event and is one that Is joyfully an- ticipated each year Many reereative sports will be induIged in. A baseball 1 game. which is the feature of each years outing, will be played between the commuters and the home town boys
 Lawn Festival Tonight The annual lawn festival of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society of the Berlin Congregational l church will be held this evening, A large attendance is anticipated as this is one of the best social functions of l the year.
 Beelin Briefs,
 The elementary grades of the Wcs- l thm8ton GcamHaaF school held pic=
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25
ToRPEDo'EED, AND. M SET ON FIRE. Norwegian ...s stealaer Trurna. Destroy
 cd by German Submarine,

London, June e5, 1i;ss a. m.-A despatch received here from Copen- hagen says the steamer Nova has arr rived there with the members of tne crew of the Norwegian steamer Tru- ma, which last Wednesday was tor pedoed by 8 Herman submarine. and then set on fire. Tiis occurred near the Shetland Islands,
 The Truna was built In 1896 and ~as of 1,667 Sssss tens. She was eHRsd h Assadal, Nor~aE
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25
7 < st Berlin News
 lCAL GRADUATES 1RECEIVE DIPLOMAS N 'n Students Successfully Con-
 |plete Course At N. B. H. s. |gNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Hborate Plans Made for Outing at Eriswold's Grove Tomorrow-Lawn
 Festival This Evening Mrs. Nor
 Em Entertains-Briefs.

A large number of friends and par- 2Es from Berlin, East Berlin, Ken Agton and Beckley were present at 1QM commencemerit exercises held at New Britain High school this af- kaoon Ten students, residing in .e above mentioned places received eir diplomas after completing the 'e4uired four years course at the Iho61 Those who graduated are Award Loiselle, Jeanette Honiss, Eartis Morgan, Nellie Minor, Grant &kwire of Berlin, Philip Pagan. 4rl Woods, Esther filling of Ken ton and Jessie Nelson of Beck and Else McCrun of East Ber- <hough they represented but q xy xsmall portion of the graduating r4s still the local students constitute an important clement at the ool. Edward .Loiselle. was one of shining lights in the football n Grant Wickwire, proved his kutionary ability by being mem of the victorious interschoiastic Sating team at the school and talk a< prominent part in dramatics 8rI Woods demonstrated her schol- E attainments, being one of the few <er students of the class.
 Ffekwire and Morgan are planning knter college this fall. Miss Hon wi1l also pursue higher educa ' Nand will enter Oberlin college, Io. this fall Miss Nellie Minor has lined her intentions of enrolling he New Britain State Normal bol.
 nday School Picnic Tomorrow.
 I that is now necessary to make Sunday school picnic of the Ber- congregational church to be held brow at Griswold's grove, sue je fine weather.
 he general chairman of the com Iee Arthur woodruff and his as- Ints have spared no efforts Tn en- 1oring to make the picnic a suc-
 The picnic will commence at folock in the morning and Is not <ed to the children but Is open Ell departments, younS and old,
 women and children.
 s Samuel A Fiske, chairman of Entertainment committee, has arr "a some good games which he
 while tho field sports are in
 ess. Among tiie contests will
 peanut scran1 ble, candy scram- pushmopile race. thread and zIs race, obstacle race, potato &and many other recreative sports.
 H:3O o'clock q bail game will 1eyad between the B6y Scouts
 bfcked team. At 1o'ciock a E lunch will be in order. The l1 of tho days outing will occur
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

the nuptfal knot only a few days after Mrs. Little obtained divorce from her first husband. Edward Gallagher.
 Related Announcement.
 Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Ernest Dwight Seelye. formerly of this place. and Miss Hflda Josephine Anderson of Bristol. The ceremony was perform cd at the Congregational parsonage on April sS. Rev. F, L. Grant officfat- ing
 The couple live in Bristol.
 8 Local Schools Close
 Today marks the beginning of va- cation time for the local school chil- dren .all the classes having complet- ed their work for the year yesterday, There were exercises. appropriate for closing. in all the rooms yesterday,
 Principal Judd and his staff of teachers remained here for gradua- ton today. Some of them will ae- company the members of the class of 1915 en trip to Mamauguia to- morrow, others geeting away in time to be at their homes Sunday,
 With the exception of Miss Anna B. CurFier, who is te take up cleri- cal work in Springfield, all of the teachers have signified their inten- tion of returning to Plainville in the fall. The school board has not a. I yet made selection te fill the vacancy caused by Miss Curriers' resigna- tion.
 Brief Items,
 Miss Anna Murphy has returned from Laureiton hall, Milford. s will spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Mur phy of Whiting street:
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Man. chester of this place and Frank A. Pond of Forestvi1le will be celebrated tomorrow afternoon at the home of the young lady. Rev. A. A. Houci1, i pastor of the Methodist church, viii offfciate.
 Sequassen lodge held an interesting meeting last evening in I. O. o. F. hall: The third degree was con ferred during the session.
 Judge Byington vii give a hearing in the probate court on July pn the application of the administrator of !! the estate of Walter S. Jones for d | settlement of his account
 Several from here attended grad uation exercises in the High school n Nsw EsAasaaa!RR tAais asslllallss ........-.-.~l
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

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New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

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 Gloves and Handkerchiefs July Sale Pr4ccs Women's 16 Button Length silk Gloves value t1. 6
 per pair, in white and black, July sale price 30| E per pair.
 Women's 16 Button Length White ChanoIs<ff' Y Gloves. real value 75c. sale price 42c pair.
 One Lot of Odd Sizes, in womens Suede Lsle slox<s
 value 75c, sale price 42c pair. ~ z. sf d One Lot of small sizes in Is button length Black il
 Gloves, value 5sc. to close at this sale 25c pair TT Handkerchief Womens point Vense Lace Handkerchief r14
 value 25c. for this sale 15c each. ~'tsre4
 womens all pure linen Handkerchiefs, regular f5< value, for this sale f1c each - . s %. Womens Embroidered Handkerchiefs slirhtls
 niussed, value 25c each. for this f0c each oY for 25c. Fe @ss F1tn3 aNf Women's Embroidered Corner Hsndkerchiefs. fhrce
 in box for 200 ....w..1.. M& Women's all linen Handkerchiefs, value 1oc for fhis sale Sc each. .a .. 4s. # Mems all pure linen Handkerchiefs, value. 17c for this sale 11c each Mems all linen Handkerchfefs all widths henis val,>
 25c, for this sale 21c each. kE,
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

Very Attractive Lots of Neckwear for This July Sale. Lot of Neckwear, value to soc, for this sale f5c. e ss#s#tts- ss ,@s -s gandy and embroidered Swiss Collars vestees in lawn, organdy and oriental lace; Collar and Cuff sets. in organdy and embroidered Swiss; also the new Quaker" Collars, for this sale 1sc each. s One Lot, of Neckwear value to z5c for this sale
 25c each. s,.l ee5s gs-tt .a prising oriental lace, net organdy and Swiss tees collar and Gun sets. in lace orEandy mrcidered Swiss; Collars of all descriptions Plauen Lace, Imitaton Irish Crochet Oriental Lace Embroidery Swiss and Organdy. for this sale .25c each.
 One Lot of Neckwear, value up to $1.5o for this sale 5Oc Comprising vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets and Col lars of all descriptions all fresh goods and in the latest styles, value $1.50, this sale o .aEs1e 5f. Nf.. s.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

70 retire from active business It mid.
night on December slst
He that iabors 10 tempted BY one
devil. and he that h idle by . thous-
and. Get busy. unless you want "a
be troubled by his satanic majesty
and oil Of his angels.
In 1911 the republican majority in
congress gave way 70 the democrats.
The last republican congress made
total appropriations Of t2.oSl. .0oo.-
900. The democFats-with . repub-
lican senate 70 hold them dovn-pro-
cssdsd to appropriate ts.lis.o0o. 900
In the following congress. the senate
being also democratic and with Q
democrat In the White House. the ap-
propriations arose to s1.33i.000. 900.
When some democrat begins to talk
about republican extravasance," :"
these figures will come In handy.
Two Kansas r0ads-tne Santa Fe
(of courseD and the Union Pacific
showed an increase in the net earn
inss this year" says the Emporia
Gazette. The others show . de-
crease. The two roads that show an
Increase operate under the same con-
ditions ~ those that show . decrease.
All railroads. like all men. are born
free and equal: free to use good
judgment. and equal to improve their
opportunities. The railroads that arc
complaining at the cruelty Of the
times and the hardships Of the laws.
are always first TO sneer at men who
claim they are poor because the gov
ernment has been unfair 70 them.
Where two railroads can succeed. all
should succeed. They should take
their own medicine. In the mean
time the public should appreciate the
administrative skill and business