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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15

Make a start for Home made
goods. Demand Home made
Brooms from your Grocer.
Messrs. J. A. Eason, M. S.
Shaw and w. L. Harmon of Tiff
ton and M. S. Hill of Suffolk, Va,
motored over from Triton and at
tended to business in the city
Saturday.
For Shad phone Greek Ameri-
can Restaurant. Phone ITO.
Uncle Dave Ewing returned
from Abbeville Sunday morning
where he spent Friday to attend
the funeral and burial of his
nephew, Homer Reid.
Mrs. J. w. Colyer of Nichols
is visiting friends in the city.
Just received a small lot of
genuine D. M. C. crochet thread
at MRS. BRoUGHToNs'.
Mr.. j. H. Harris of Atlanta is
attending to business in the city
today.
Come on! Our pocket is yawning
for that dollar and a half.
Farmers. please plant less cot
ton and more grain and hay for
our markets. One of our merch-
ants here just received an order
from White City, Fla, wanting
to buy 10 tons Of good hay and
200 bushels of corn in the shuck
for immediate shipment.
Hunting Licenses Expire March
LIST. according to a communication
received by county game warden
Jesse Grantham from the State
Game Commissioner Chas. l..
Davis.
The junior class of the Domes-
tic science department of the High
School will entertain a number OF
their friends at luncheon on next
Wednesday afternoon.
They raised $4,000 for Grand
Opera in Atlanta and appear to
find it difficult to raise $1,000 tc
help their poor.
There is a fellow around here
who never reads his home paper,
and people often wonder at his
lack of knowledge concerning
local affairs. We don't.
The biggest bargain we have
ever offered our subscribers is the
Leader Enterprise and four maya.
zsine, all one year, Tor only $1.68,
If you will subscribe to the
Leader Enterprise for one year We
will send you four monthly maya.
limos tor only Is cents extra.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15
CertiOrari Refused.

Judge Walter George refused
the application for a writ O f
certiorari in the case of J. Jen-
ings, the negro convicted in the
the Mayors court for having in
his possession for illigal use a
Darrell of whiskey. The negro
was tried before Mayor pro tenn
G. A.Jolly and fined 5000.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15
COMING
norman Fields Players"

Cotton, to-day, G God
Middling Sc.
Miss Oracle Graves of Atlanta
is the attractive guest of Mrs.
M. H. Cover.
Miss jamie Bonds leaves tonight
for Atlanta, where she goes in the
interest of the Broughton Millin-
cry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ray return
ed from Palm Beach, Fla. and will
make their home in the city.
Mr.. r. |. Matfett has returned
from New York, where he went to
purchase the spring and summer
stock for the Bazaar.
Buy Excel Watermelon seed.
The largest, sweetest and best
shipper of all. Pure seed. One dol
lar per pound. j. j. Littlejohn,
Albany, Ga 19-12t-p.
Mrs. M. P. Broughton has 1e-
turned from the markets and while
there secured the services of Miss
Virginia Gains, as milliner for the
coming season.
See the new round thread laces
at MRS. BRoUGHToNs' Millinery
Store.
D. F. Taylor left for a weeks
vacation at Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mr.. Taylor will visit Chicamauga,
the Lookout Mountains and other
places of interest in that hlstori-
cal section.
Mrs. 0. G. Fairfield, of Frank
fort, Ind. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrltts.'
Mr.. Dewy Achord has return
ed to the city, after an absence
of several weeks.
FOR RENT-MY residence, sos
south Lee St., containing seven
rooms, with spacious piazzas, wood
and coal house, garage, etc., for
$500 per month. Apply, Mrs.
A. G. Clark, 81 Gordon St. Allan
ia, Ga. 19-2taw-tf.
Mr.. N. E. Marshburn and
daughter, Miss Maree, are spend
ing a few days in the city guests
of the Lee-Grant.
Mrs. w. G. Green and Miss
Isla are taking in the festivities
at Tampa, Fla, this week.
w. J. Campbell, Dep. Com
mander of Meccabee's of Way
cross spent the week end in the
city.
Wanted-Boarlers. Room and
board $18 per month. Also nice
rooms for light house keeping
for rent. Apply ZIG East Jessa-
nine. J-22 l mo
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15

DIR. Jas. Luke from the city was
in our vicinity. Tuesday.
Mr.. George Bishop entered the
holy bonds of wedlock Sunday
evening at Double Run. Miss
Emma Dollar of Camilla, Ga be.
ing the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Bish-
OPP will make their home near
Mystic.
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins Of
Augusta is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Walter Norris this week.
LEONNE DELORAINE.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15
Baker In Jail.

A warrant was sworn out by
H. H. Hill, auditor for the Ocilla
Southern for C. E. Baker for
the theft of 8 bales Of cotton
from the Railroad Co. Baker
is in Jail pending a commitment
trial. Warrant was sworn out
before Justice Adams.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15

An evening with Francis E..
Willard. Where? At the Chris
tian Church. When? Thursday
1880 p, m. Feb. Is.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15

A fellow in this town ate German
noodle soup and French fried pota-
toes yesterday, and now he can't
understand the war that is raging
in his stomach.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15

Do not fail to be at the Chris
tian Church Thursday, Feb. IS,
7:3O p. m. Splendid program,
special music. If you are no
there you will miss a rare treat.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-15
ASHTON NEWS

Rev. and Mrs. Lindsey spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. K. j.
Bishop.
Be careful of what You say for
some day you'll be glad you didn't
take sides in that neighborhood
quarrel.
We are sorry to learn of the
illness of master Joe DYale and
hope for him speedy recovery.
Mr.. G. E. Bishop was quietly
married Friday afternoon to Miss
Minnie Register. The ceremony
was impressively performed by
Rev. Mathews at the home of the
brides parents on Magnolia street.
Ashton extends congratulations.
We are sorry to note that Mr..
S. P. Dykes and family are leav-
ing our peaceful vicinity for the
city but welcome the arrival of
Mr.. Merrill and family. Mr..
Merrill will occupy the Dykes
home here and run the farm.
Mr.. Buck Harper and son Ebert
of Ocilla were in our vicinity Sun
day.
The bow or girl who will not en-
terrain because they are ashamed
of their parents old fashioned
ways, have the wrong kind of
pride.
Mr.. j. A. Worth from town was
a visitor here Sunday.
The man who is friendly only
when he wants favor, isn't worth
your friendship.
Anger and hatred towards any
o2e makes one feel bad bodily; the
blood is actually poisoned, cut out
anger.
Miss Flossie Robitzsch was the
guest of her cousin Miss Beatrice
Robitzsch Sunday.
When you come to think over
the matter, there are many things
that can be done today that it
would be better to put off until
tomorrow even later.
Mr.. Edgar Garris and family
from the city spent Sunday with
Mr.. S. P. Dykes and family.
Let's take more interest in and
around our homes. A well~kept
lawn, good fences, buildings and
sleek stock-how good they look
TO the passers-bY
Mr.. Edd Hayes of Osier6eld was
the guest of Mr.. Theo Middle
brooks Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew Huling and family
and Mr.. Sherbet and family from
the city made Mrs. H. H. Hooker
a short but pleasant call Sunday.
Love is mighty. just the fact
that some body cared has stopped
many a downward career.
Mr.. Jas Harper and family of
OciIla were visitors here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Reeves
spent Sunday very pleasantly with
their daughter Mrs. Ozzie Willing
ham.
If your boys want to join the
Saturday ball team, why just let
them. They will put enough good
will and energy into the rest of the
week to make up for the time
spent in playing ball. Besides be-
ing a splendid exercise, your boys
will not have that oppressed, left
out feeling that some boys have.
AS a rule the country Saturday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-26

First Judicial CIreB.f az FLORIDA. Circuit
Court ~ EHcaWhia County the WaIrH
Kahn Company. corporation. plaintiff
rr E. NHrRsu and So T. AhrHafhE.
7H e0-rartuers lHunr che style uf fhH
klawaf0n Timber Company defendants
AssuwFsft hE attachment. damages ffE#.
fHH defendants above nBWed and RA
other persons tntHreHr 10 are hereby uuti-
HeH af fhF institution 81 the above
mentioned Euif aE attachment and fHHt
certain property of tire defendants. giz
Southeast quarter less three acres ln
section &. township 8. north ol rauEn H2
yest. EE.8mhIa county. Fla. BIAS heen
attached therein and has NOT been rec
faHrn Dig defendants. and said defendants
7ud af other persons iHlrtestfd are
hereby required tu appear Co tire said
action uu the 1ud dag of August. A 30.
1913 Given under mw hand and the seal
af sai8 court this zhtl day Of Mag. A.
% 1918
t@eaU JAS. NAwGTBBON
CLERK Circuit gonrr 90 Esgamhla County.
Florida hr TEoa. A. Johnson, r. e..
6a#A maElaoaw
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RRoRoaALs WANTED.

Sealed proposals vii BE- received hv the
Board af Commissioner ~ the CITY ~
Pensacola, fla-. up Ga noon eff the gtH
ta# af fH}g. l@ia. for tine construction 90
hHIIaing eat the Pumping ~taton uf
The Water Department.
FHH Information. including plans spes.-
Heat.uHF and blank forms az proposal.
contract and bond may he obtained fFnm
thn gltv EnEHear Room eos. Cttg HaH
TaH right tH reserved 90 reject any ar
ar bHHs
THns Dc JOHNSON
Commissioner Public Works.
e. EARLE THORNTON
Grey Engineer
ETaA- fHureD- -. - z5. 90. BE-.
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2oflre Ia hereby given that the UNI
designed. guardian uf tha estate of Ice
MHtersua ugh. minor wIU. aH fhe F-th
#rE 81 December A. d. 1919. present
Bits final account and vouchers ta the
County Judge af Eeramhla ruuatE.
Florida and ask fo Dec discharged from
Bills said guardianship.
MAX KLEIN
June 81. E8EE Guardian
aTgA- luneE- aaufm
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given chat Sire un-
derslRued, executor 90 ihe estate %
8uisseuua stffEEeila deceased viii. an
tho Tfth dav ~ December. A. D.. 1918
present hls nnal account and vouchers
geo the County Judge 81 ENeamn8a county.
Florida. and ask to ba discharged from
his s8I8 ra.raHtoFaHGu
ROSARIO sTHUEEIT.o.
June O.. 1915 Executor
gIfA -fUuef -aamEm
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN CAPABLE rpe..faltv mas for
klarida. Staple lire an rev ana a0-
reptloua8 terms vacancy now Attrac-
i've commission contract SIS weekly
for expenses Miles r. Bistier Co. aA "a
Nann hAaGs Cleveland g. a1lguelts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-26

TCUE PIANO can - usada lfka nee ia
tone tuurh ard books ~ our three eN-
pert piano builders ard wnm Fnzahnrs
Low prices ard you can nay ~ ere
week The Clutter Music Mouta fanov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-26
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-in city or between eiiy ant
Country club taN Hrht state end
county license uumhefs-@7lty number eos
Reward iuue2ftf
LOST Between ccnrer 81 "D" ana Car
den 81 Pa'afoN street and Pyle's Jew
ansaf diamond Finder phone H-t Re-
ward 253uae7ts
0ET Automobile Tag SO saa Reward
for return 20 fIt Thieseu building
20fuun
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

FOR sAIE-Tcuur Jack. can So seen at
John cole place northwest nf kuu-
Er.au paris or address a. E. Anderson,
fauElaula. F.a. General Delivery
sifunr7t
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NOTICE =

CREW NOTICE
- Neither the Captain. owners
@ OF euHElMHe#E OF tho Amefl-
&f@A Gan 9th "southerner viii he
HrsuHuaibIa Cor debts con
$500 fFHcted By the crew of said
vessel
r. a. JEFFERSON.
GHf Transit Company Captain.
tnuEi Eneea.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SUMMER SCHOOL, No o r-r,r, ~
sin july f TERMS fa aa nor unufr.
Miss Wayne Freeman, Phone 1898
aHfrra-fa
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ever second nnF fourth "wednesday ~
saeH wumth az 3. m.. lu Rnmora fTan
rnfuar HasiHu ana Belmont stree "a
VISITING fatfiarrhs are invited % a..
tend.
CHAa FMEIDRfCHsFN. CO
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EXCHANGE.

WANTED To Exchange ms home tn
EAST Pensacola Heights for smaller
house ataeFF .u. What have N0u tn ufter
F S Wright, Camp Walton. Ela.
a1une1ws
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CITY TRANSFER CO.
l.. & n. Passenger Depot.
Trunks, baggage moving.
Phone 400. iansls
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HooToN a WATSON
HELP WANTED.

Pr a DETECTIVE -Eaim fgt e SIS
weekly chance Is see tie world with
an expenses nntH write f0E particulars
~ Lorraine Detective SYSTEM. lne Dept
IHE Boston afaaa safduetts
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So ANTWu--Wour SOB NfTuffrw 80 90.
Tor hnNr6vtnH ~ al Minds. raiifra
earea wedding snwitations etc NAYS
EhlNFAM8 CO 81 Wear Govern fnanf.
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FARM

SETTLERS WAITED IN the Roberts
community Creamery ard canning
nlant to take yoW peo8ucs. uooa land
az ruaaonahib rri~ea Write us FOR fun
information. TIE Roberts Farmarm
Accusation. Geo - voorhees,. preafaent
Huaterfs pa 1afah
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ARTESIAN WELLS

1BTEsIAN WELLS WIN Gus in wsnr
q 60 re- ircEee diameter any He1fh
sna guarantee water. write for fgH In
formation. Gray ArtaalaH WHH Co. cot
sweh
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WANTED.

property 81 West HII 90 sman ren|
0enee or vacant }at on East Hni ~
Eond residence section WlN nay afner-
snH1 Address ~ k care Journal
1Aiune
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WANTED Bnar1ern splendid hone
e1oSing served family style oar own
nhd heda Ter week san jose H0-
80 ~ MfaAHt * tsArr
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W. o ",
tive onk camp No. .. wcaHnan az tire
weird meets fret and thirH Tueaaag
.f nee fnr general business ana second
#n# faHfth Tuesday nirhfn for Hav~ar
@Hfb W0adTau Hail
~ Ia WHITE
q HH-iaAh. clerk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-26

BINGHAM TRANSIT Err
COMPANY Phoce 90.
Hauling. Packing. Storing.
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS Transfer CO. Thof.
Eh0renu. Proprietor. assftctfn an kfmha
e. moving and battling FMFn tire nHrkaa
f1f shipment F.uruftura afHrea or s
phone eG& Depot phuns 7aL Yanfi
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WANTED-TO BUY.

SNA<TEu=-&ice runahout and harness.
must Be On good condition and cheap
spot cash. Phone 1880 gf.aueet
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR SALE Nice mare FIRE worker. in
aRad condition. Car ha had cheap.
Anply SO ala West Romano street, ~
phone rsa 81 aas. zijunelw
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Running High Jump.

seventy pounds and under-First, Ii. Dyson, 3 fit. in. second. J. Daley 1t. 5 in; third, F Faulkner, 3. it. F in; fourth, J. McNamara, it. 4 in. |
 Eighty pounds and under-First, B. Hall, 3 it. in; second, F.. Griffin It. 6 in; third, N. Anderson, ft ln.; fourth, J. Zeitlin. 3 it. in.
 Nlnety-fiv pounds and under First, Sulik and Satalino. ft.; second Ihurston; third, r. Gussman; fourth Salisky.
 Nlnety-fivc pounds and Over-First w. Burns; second, A. Waters and E. Lambert: third, N. Yterian; fourth, F. Clerkin.
 Interplyground relay race-Lan. ders: J. Rennahan, P. Gussman, J Metro, F. Clerkin, B. Hall, w. Burns F. Griffin, G. Surter, T. Grace, J. Fitz- Herald, H. Butler, J. Kiernan.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Relay Racing-Youngcr Girls.
Yesterday Afternoon Sports.

The second afternoon of the play
 festival on Walnut Hill. held yester- day was given over to the boys, and
 these turned out in the hundreds to
 take in the various events. A goodly number of spectators were on hand to see the sports and everything went off in fine style First came the volley- ball tournament with six teams en- tered. The excitement was great at times, especially in the game between Smalley and LanderS, when Landers ] won by one point. and again in the final game when the same team won
 over Bartlett 11-S. The sprints and running high jump events had big entry lists and some keen and very close contests were pulled off. The races were run off in record time and , the results of the athletic training the boys have received during the sum- mcr could be seen in the large number of close finishes and fast and furious sprinting taking place. The high jump saw many struggles for supremacy and | many boys showed good style and abil- 1 ity in that line. The interplayGround 1 relay race with a team of twelve from 1 each ground was a hot one, Landers 1 and Smalley running neck and neck at the eleventh relay, but through i some mistake Smallcy didn't have a | twelfth man and the race went to LanderE, smith just barely getting 1 second over East by a yard. The re- l suits of the afternoons sports were as 1 follows:
 ] Nol!cyball. 1 First rOund-Smith 1 l, East Lam 1 dcrS II, S;malley 10; Bartlett Il,
 High 0.
 I Sn fir l. ES.a1. lot z | Final--LanderS II, Bartlett S.
 40 Yards Dasll--7O Pounds and Under.
 First heat--Ed. Delaney, first; Ed.
 Anderson, second; Wm. Cusenmcrs, l third; T. McNamara, fourth. 1 Second heat-Joe Campbell. first 1 H. Butler, second; John PrendergaSt, | third: Francis Weston, fourth ! Third heat-John kcrner, first
 John Cabay, second: Leo Sads, third !: Leslie Bloom, fourth. x:
 Final heat--Ed. Delaney. first Joe Campbell. second: John McNan1ara,
 third; John kerner, fourth. ..
 50 Yards Dasll--SO Pounds and Under.
 First heat-I. Zeitlin, first; J. Daily,
 second; Joe Lass, third; S. Speaker,
 fourth.
 1 Second heat-J. Renihan, first; B.
 Hall second: Unrmanoski, third; N.
 Sybilowski, fourth.
 | Third heat-N. Finkelstein, first; A. ] Eissrig, second; w. Long, third; T.
 Hinchey, fourth.
 Fourth heat-N. Anderson, first; J. i Metro, second; J. Babula, third; F.. ! Faulkner fourth.
 | Semi -final--F.- Faulkner, first w. Long. second; J. Babula, third. ~~ l Final-N. Anderson, first; J. Metro,
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
OUTING AND PICNICs TO-DAY.

Today proved to be gala one for various societies and organizations who held outings and picnic at vari- ous places.
 Washington camp, No. 9, F. O. s. of A., joined with Camp No. of Meri- den at Witham's grove, kensington. Baseball games and bowling were in- dulged in and a merry time was held.
 Hira temple, No. 99, D. O. K. K, held an outing at Holcomb & Fpck's 8 grove in Kensington A large delega- tion of members was present. Athletic games and other sports were conduct ed.
 Chamberlain council, Jr. O. U. A. M, entertained Ben Miller council of Waterbury this afternoon at Electric field, when baseball game was played This evening the visitors will be the guests of the local council at their rooms, where a special pro- gram has been arranged for their benefit
 Court Columbia, Daughters of Cas- tile, held a corn roast at the Bunga- low at Sunset Rock this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
TO SELL ONLY STEAMER.

Seeattle, Wash, Aug. 2S.---The Great Northern Steamship company announces it has arranged to sell its only steamer, the Minnesota, and dis- continue trans-Pacific service, which has never been profitable. The Minnesota. now discharging cargo at Nladivostoc, will return to Seattle for 9 load Of wheat, lumber. salmon and flour, which will be taken to England by way of Cape Horn, as the Panama Canal could not admit the Minnesota, tine largest vessel on the Pacific ocean, The company expects to find buyer for the Minnesota in London. The vessel is valued at $2,o00,000.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28

second; J. Renihan, third; Wm. Long, fourth.
 60 Yards Dash-95 Pounds and Under.
 First heat-H. Jaffe, first; Gus. Pressel, second; H. Thurson, third i; M. Saliski, fourth.
 Second heat-B. Chernauff, first B. Coughlin, second; A. Gerlander, third i; w. Faulkner fourth.
 Final-H. Joffe, first; B. Corcoran, second; H. Thurston, third; B. Cher nauff. fourth
 60 Yards Dash-95 Pounds and Over.
 First heat-N. Teurns, first; H.. Sauter, second; W. Walsh, third; N. Dyson, fourth
 second heat-M. Waters, first; J.. Zeltland, second: D. Sullivan, third.
 F1nal-Wm. Burns, first; N. Dyson, second; A. Waters, third; J. Zeitland, fOurth
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
City Aen1s

ofel Grand. Rooms with Hh. hot and cold running Rphone, steam heat in every bO, $3 and $3.50 per week. Hillis. Proprietor.-advt.
 Klett 6 filling, Rackliffe hs sued Pasquale Saleta for kges and a Consta ble Fred 5 attached property on Oak |$40O. : Thea writ is return the city court on the sec ky in September.
 ! g a domestic wrangle on ITS. Dardod Derderian of F street deserted her hus- left him with two small Eccording to the story told bless husband to the police rec team of Sir Francis ge, No. 429, Sons of St. III meet sunday at 2;3o D.. ga hall ..foh drill and re-
 Sa .. < tick of Gardfn street is re- critically i'll at his home.
 Is that the skull of John Eho sustained painful in lis head Wednesday by fall {tairs in an excavation at Bronson, have been allayed 3pital authorities. It is now That the injured man will
 the road to recovery.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
FRATERNAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
Double Header Scheduled for Sunda y
 At EratcTnaI Field.

There will be two games played at the Fraternal league park Sunday afternoon, the first game being be- tween the Jr. O. U. A. M. and Court Friendly at o'clock and the second battle will be called at o'clock when the Tabs will have for their oppo- nents the Moose. Tn the first game battle royal is expected when the the recent game between these two 1, teams in which the Foresters were the winners by d clCse. margin only after a hard fight. Schneider and Thoma will be in points fci" the 1I'ofesters while the Jrs. will work ." their old reliables Chalmers and Schraff. The second game which will be called at o'clock will also be d hummer when the Moose will meet the abs. The Tabs are trying hard to reach third place before the league closes and their closest rivals is anticiated. ZWick battle royal is anticipated. Zwick or Coogan will pitch for the Moose with Bloom on the receiving end, while Riley and OBrien will work for the Tabs.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Fraternal league held Thursday evening it was voted that the protest game between the Moose and the Jr. Day morning at Walnut Hill park.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Events Tonight

'The Spoilers" FoX's theater.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
SIX MORE RESIGN.
New York Women Leave National
 Educational Association.

Oakland. Cal, Aug. 2S.-The re- signation of Miss Grace C. Straehan, district superintendent of schools at Brooklyn, N. Y, from the National Education Association after her de- feat for the presidency, has been fol- lowed, it was announced today by the resignation Of Miss Agnes Nightingale O, New York, who managed Miss Strachan's campaign, and Of five other New York women members of the association.
 The final joint session Of the Ma tional Education Association and International Congress on Education was held today. Among the speakers were Louis P. Lochner. secretary of the Chicago Peace League, who was to talk on Military training in SC schools;" and May Wright Sewall. Eliot, Maine. organizer of the Interna- tional Conference of Women Workers, who had as her subject The spirit of internationalism.
 The subject of peace played a cons siderable part in the makeup of the rgogram. Among the speakers along this line was Fannie Fern Andrews, Boston secretary Of the American School Peace League whose subject vas "Education of the World. for permanent peace" "Tnternationailsn" was the subject of John Meg of Nun ich, Germany.