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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
snDDLETOwN BOROUGH

Alderman. J. NJ. meats.
Antrim, F. J., restaurant.
Antrim, T. J.. confectionery.
Arndt. 4. P, groceries.
Atlantic Refining Co, wholesale oil
Banks Bros, notions.
Barbush, Frank, cigars.
Bauder. A. &. Son, feed.
Baumbach, Valentine. shoes
Bauder & Bro. groceries.
Beard C. f.. groceries.
Berman, NJ. clothing.
Bishel. Jacob. osters.
Blecher, Simon. milk.
Blumson. David, groceries.
Blumeson. Jos, merchandise
Brinser Milling Co., feed.
Brady. JOS. meats.
Brinser. s. c.. feed.
Brinser Isaac B.. meats
Cain, Levi. cigars and groceries,
Castillo Eugene, cigars and groceries
Christian, II. T, milk.
Cohen. Mary A, groceries.
Condran, Edward, moving pictures
ConkIin. W. W. cigars.
Croll. A. B.. paints.
Crick. 4. r.. pool
Crick, A. B., restaurant.
Crick, A. B.. cigars.
Deckerd. Mrs. J. B.. feed.
Derrick II. E, confectionery.
Detwiler, II. R, meats.
Detwiier Bros. confectionery.
Dimeler, J. E., green groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20

shelley, John p, 1856 n. Front. cigars.
Shelley. John p, 1S5 n. Front restau-
Shelley. Kirk. 1s1 S. Front, cigars.
Sharosky. NJ, 6S5 5. Third, merchan-
sharesisy, NJ. & Son. 22o Main. gro
sharosiSy. NJ. Isl s Front, groceries.
sharavslsy. f. NJ. Est, zoe Frederick,
sherman. 5. 41s 5, Front. candy.
Shore. Wolf. 759 s; Third, groceries.
Silver. Joe, !55 S. Third. groceries.
singer. David. s17 s. Front. furniture.
Slovinac, John, 2Si Main. meats and
smith. Joe. css' s42 $. Third. cigars.
smelgh, W. c., s5 n. Front. eonfection-
smith, David. $50 Myers. groceries.
Smith. David. 227 Christian, groceries.
| Snavely, John h, 1858 S. Third. grocer
so6ei. B.. s54 s. Third, groceries,
Spoopenr. Abraham, 5l2 $. Third.
steelton News Agency. 152 n. Front.
Sellers, H L. II Pine, Standard theater.
Steelton Planning Mill Co, n. Front,
Steeiton Store Co, ltd. Front and I.o-
| Gust. wholesale flour and feed.
Steelton Store CO., ltd, Front and To-
steeiton Store Co. ltd, Front and Lo-
1 Gust. tobacco.
Steelton Store Co, ltd, Front and Lo-
| Gust. groceries.
Steelton Store Co., ltd, Front and Lo-
Gust, dry goods and boots and shoes.
Sugar, Joseph. eSS Myers, groceries.
Starasinic. NJ, 500 $. Third. groceries.
Stojin. Vlada. 602 S. Third. tobacco.
SS5Gjin xlaaa SO2 oSS S Third Third pool
Toperson. Samuel, 5S7 Mohn, merchan-
| disc
Tomas sic. Cnika, 241 Frederick. gro
Toran, John. AIS s. Second, cigars.
ulrich, G. NJ. 15S S. Front, oils.
ulrich. John a. 239 Lincoln, milk.
Frederick, coal and wood.
| Nerbos. Katie, SIS s. Third, groceries.
! Weigel, Ralph. los s. Front saddlery.
| Wieger. Frank. S27 N. Front. groceries.
Whitebread. w. H., 15S n. Front, con-
Wits, II. Sons. so S. Front. furniture.
Woolworth, +. n. & Co.. 81 n. Front,
Wolf & Morrison. 12s N Front. cloth
| ing.
Yoselwitz, Theodore, ssS s. Second,
Young. c. j.. 2O1 S. Second. groceries.
| Govanovich, v, SOS 5. Third, groceries
Yoffee. Moses, 170 n. Front, second
zacRs. eha' Jos.. esor? Is s. Front olothier.
Zorger. NJ. NJ, S17 $; Front, furniture.
zimmerman. ]. NJ, So S. Second, confec-
| tionery.
Zimmerman & Co.. Al S. Second, gro
| cerieS.
Blackwell. P. S. 116 Adams. cigars
\ Frank Burkley, 81 \. Front cigars.
Frank Burkley. 81 n. Front, pool
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
HALIFAX BoRoUU

lUmholtz. II. H., produce.
Willier. ]. A. produce.
HALIFAX BoRoUsH
Albert, John A, pool
Albert. John A.. cigars.
Bogar, John D. & Sons. lumber.
Bowman. G. w, meats.
Baker, c. c., furniture.
Bitterman, w. p, plaster boards.
Cooper. o. J., wholesale feed.
Cooper. Q. J., feed.
EnderS, Mrs. A. F.. millinery.
Fetterhoft & Bro, general store
ieisler. w. c., groceries.
koppenheffer, C., stoves and tinware.
Lodge Bros, restaurant.
hebo. ]. H., general store.
Nelson, Jas. NJ, cigars
Nelson. Jas. NJ, restaurant.
Richter. c. NJ. cigars.
Royal Theatsr Co.
smith, \. NJ, general store.
Smith. A; NJ, wholesale feed and grain.
Sweisard. Amos, grocer.
Snoop. II. R., Implements.
vert. g. l.. general store.
duce.
Zimmerman. Ira B.. general store.
HIGHSPIRE BOROUGH
HesSSSshlsr. Mrs. C. cigars and cOntec-
Cover. c. a, meats.
puroorow. II. r.. hardware-
Fox. Miles NJ, confectionery.
Greene. Q. P, cigars.
Gruber.Theo. L, restaurant
Sruber. Theo. L, pool.
Grqoer. Theo. L., cigars and eonfee-
Hooker. ], C. general merchandise.
Hoke. \. J.. coal.
Leidig. c. F., general merchandise.
Mcdaniel; H. drugs.
Sauder. Jos. NJ. feed and flour.
Sauder. Jos. NJ. wholesale feed.
Sides, George E. groceries.
ShsIieyy' hhsIIIey' = B. cigars and tobacco.
shelley. c. B., restaurant.
Sides, NJ. O., meats.
Steelton Store Co.. Ltd. merchandise.
Maimer. ]. H, milk.
Wolf. Geo. A, grocer.
ieager' Chss. W. news agency.
HUMMELsTOwN BOROUGH
Blessing. F. d. general store.
Soruner J. p. cigars and tobacco.
Brinser. Dudley, meats.
Brightbill, ]. NJ. lumber.
Brantner. Mrs. F., confectioner.
BBrowy5nst9ne Bnny 5si95s Store Co, general store.
earnest, r. b. real estate.
Ebersole, H c., candy.
Emrick, I. H, meats.
Etter L. l., groceries
Engle. John s. & Sons. groceries.
Engle. Norris, groceries.
Ereese, Ralph, milk.
Froum, George. milk.
Gebhsrdt, Fl. T., meats
Gravestine & Co.. milk.
Graupner. F. B.. cigars.
GOODMAN S Millinery. millinery
Hoeker, A. c.. confectionery.
Hoiier. Chas., coal.
Ho!ler, G. l., restaurant.
Holler, c. L, cigars.
Hoover. \. D. restaurant
Hoover, A. D.. cigars.
Hummel, /. G., general store.
Hummel. F. l.. saddler.
Hummel. Ward. milk.
Hummel. Q. l., gents furnishings.
lmboden. y. H., ice.
karmany & Kramer. moving pic+urs.
karmany, w, furniture.
kllmer, J. L., ieweler
hllmer, j. l., confectionery
Mensch Herbein. cigars.
Mensch & Herbein. pool.
Miller. Cyrus, real estate.
Miller, N. T. cakes.
Nye & Conrad. general merchandise.
Sissley. NJ r., general store.
Reigel. D. y. sewing machines.
Ruff, J. /, drugs,
Shenk. J. r., cigars.
Shaffner, H, NJ, auto supplies.
Walton, r. J., produce.
Matter. J: H. agricultural implements
Wolf, Samuel, merchandise.
Molaver, Henry, stoves and tfnwsrs.
Wheeler. F. G., confectionery.
Wise, A. w, shoes.
Zeller, G. A, pool.
Zeller. G. A, cigars.
Zerfos, s. b, plumbing.
ziters, Samuel, groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
REED TOWNSHIP
SOUTH HANOVER TOWNSHIP

Garman, Samuel. general merchandise.
Lukens, Geo., general merchandise.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20

Fasnacht, John, cigars.
Fasnacht, Uriah, meats.
Fackler, John, grocer.
Hess, W. E., meats.
Hetrick, D. A.. merchandise.
Isenhour. Israel, stoves and tinware.
Kaylor, Harry, cigars.
Keller. VIM, feed.
Challenger Fence Co., fencing.
Landis. c. A.. meats.
Miller, w. L., saddlery.
Peiffer. VI. p, groceries
Rapp. Ella j., general merchandise.
Rhoads, 5. E., meats.
Shakespeare, w. NJ, general merchan-
disc.
Shakespeare. II. A., produce.
Shiffler, Geo. produce.
Stuckey, ]. p, produce.
Zimmerman, Gabriel, produce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP

Boyer, John A. general merchandise.
Boyer, II. y. furniture.
Castle, J. H., wholesale hides.
Deibler. w. H., cigars.
Gingrich. David. feed
Hess Bros, furniture.
Hummer, c. j., meats.
Kiefer, ]. H.. feed.
Kuntz. j. H, general merchandise.
Laudermilch. Mrs. Henry, groceries.
LinglA j. D., cigess>
Lingle, II. NJ, stoves.
Lingle, j. r.. feed.
Llngle, c. d. general merchandise.
Moyer. NJ X, produce.
Moonshine. Joseph, merchandise.
Rhoads, L. N, general merchandise.
Runkel, Irwin f.. feed.
Shertzer, b. T., saddler.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
wILLIAMsTOwN BOROUGH

Academy of Music. theater.
Adams, r., groceries.
Adams. Chas NJ, supplies.
Bottomley, Mrs. ]. A., restaurant
Blaming, J. Roy. stationery.
Blaming. Hardware Co., hardware.
Berry, Edward. cigars.
Berry. Edward, art store.
Budd, Chris, cigars.
Budd. Chris, pool.
Baddorf, Arthur, groceries.
Buggy, NJ. f., groceries
Baird. Robert & Co, carpets.
Bordner. VIM. c., groceries.
Boyer. VIM; Henry, wall paper.
Cohen. Lewis, general merchandise.
Clemmer. II. F., dry goods.
Chester, Mrs. R. ~, general merchan-
Cooper, Se Mark H, jeweler.
Condell, John, cigars.
Condell, John, pool.
Dikun. John. notions.
Day, r. w, furniture.
Darby, James A. cigars.
Durbin. ]. w. & Son, general store.
Eby. A. n, jeweler.
Edwards Idrison, cigars.
Fickinger, s. r, feed and coal.
Fickinger. S. T., wholesale feed.
Graham. T. W.. cigars.
Glace, Chas.. candies.
Gross. Barney, junk.
Griffiths John, cigars.
Grimm. Clark, candy.
Geist, ]. F., cigars.
Hoffman, Mrs. NJ. NJ, produce.
Haas. c. j., hardware.
Hair HaTneEi II. i /. Ri Siigara.s dTgs''
Hummei. Mrs. c. E.. groceries.
Higgins, Lizzie. candy,
Hughes, John T., groceries.
Hughes, w. D.. groceries.
Jenkins. Howard, groceries.
Jenkins. Howard, pool.
Kingston, Samuel. shoes.
Kattnh Geo cigars
Kiinger, H, wholesale confectionery.
Klinger, H, confectionery.
Kllnger. L s. restaurant
Kapp. John. meat.
Kreiner, Ray r.. oysters.
Meehan, Michael, drugs
Morris, James, cigars.
Morris, Lizzie, groceries.
Moegen. Chas.. groceries.
Miller, II. G.. wholesale groceries.
Mace. ]. l., meats.
Mehalko, John p, tobacco.
Mehalko, John p, pool.
Maiden. Albert. cigars and confection-
Maiden. Alfred. pool:
Meyer. ]. R., groceries.
New Era Cash Store merchandise.
Newton. James, grocer.
Mace. Daniel c.. milk
Nash. Charles, groceries.
Pahira, Charles. cigars.
Pritchard, +. E, millinery.
Ralph. Allen, cigars
Ralph. Aaron, furniture.
Row, w. o., meats.
Row. Ed s, stoves and tinwars.
Roberts, Mary, cigars.
Stokes, VIM. G., wholesale cigars.
Stokes. VIM. G.. pool.
Samuels. H. E.. groceries
Thompson, D. l., clothing.
Thompson, J. C. general merchandise
Waikins6aw. A., Jr.,. groceries.
Wallxinshaw, NJ, notions.
WsfsR. WsfsR. R. +. +, +. pGEoi 1iEiir''
Williams Valley Amusement Co., thea
wrenn. Mrs G. r.. notions
Williams. B. W., cigars
Williams, VIM. G.. cigars.
Whittie. j. H.. general merchandise.
Zimmerman. A. D., cigars.
CoNEwAGO TOWNSHIP
Buck. William c.. groceries.
Eshelman, J. ;, groceries.
Foltz. C.. NJ, general merchandise.
Herr. John C., produce.
Tschudy. l. S, saddlery.
DERRY TOWNSHIP
Balsbaugh, $. S, produce.
Bilotta. T.. grocer.
Bingigman, A., cigars.
Bonfanti, Frank, groceries.
Brownstone Store Co., general mer-
chandise
Ciolf. Metrlio, grocer
Curry. J. Il. Est, coal and feed.
Curry, j. h. Est. wholesale feed.
Denato. c., grocer.
Domes. Padrone. grocer.
Erb. VIII c.. merchandise.
Flick Mary. grocer.
Fico. Nicco. grocer.
Forti. Felix, grocer.
Hershey, a. T., feed.
Hershey Store Co., feed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP
LYKENs TOWNSHIP

Barnhart, A. H., cigars
Ebersoll, S. s, groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
LYKENS BOROUGH

Atlantic Refining Co. oil.
Andulics, John. cigars.
Arnold, 4. G. cigars.
Blyler. s. E. cigars.
Boechler, Henry. merchandise.
Boeckler. Charles. cigars.
Bowman. Henry, meats.
sadd. sudG. Gee. Geo, W. w. toSsceo. PSSi;
Budd, r. j.. moving pictures
Cooper. ". H, groceries and meats.
cooper. cooper. W W Il, Il, %Sdisssl. S9a5i Drosuo.
Cooper. W. H, & 10 cent store.
Cook, Asley groceries.
Coble & Sons, general merchandise.
Eby. Geo. W, Wholesale confectionery.
sby, John H, cigars.
Fritz. Albert. cigars.
Fritz, Albert, moving pictures.
Fisher, ]. F., general merchandise
Goss. John, cigars
Goldberger. R. J.. general merchandise.
Grow. E; H, confectionery.
Hensel. T. A, clothing.
Heckler. VIM. cigars.
Hoffman, JOS. clothing.
Hoffman, Lewis A, cigars.
Hoffman. Lewis A. candies.
Koppenhaver & Sons, meats.
krobath, John, cigars.
Lykens Motor Car Co, supplies
Lykens Mercantile Co. grocery.
I-ebo, Edward. Hardware
Lykens supply and Manufac curing Co.,
building material.
Martz. J. E, cigars.
Miller, John c. Estate. general mer-
chandise.
Miller. J. NJ, groceries.
Miller J. NJ. real estate.
Minnich. Robert H. H, confectionery,
Myers. John F.. confectionery.
Manhattan supply Co, teas, etc.
Parfet. Geo. w, carpets.
Reiff & Helt Furniture Co. furniture.
Reidinger. Samuel A. cigars
Reidinger. Samuel A, pool.
Rudisill, A NJ. groceries.
Rudisill. 4. n. celery.
Smith, Joe w, clothing.
Smith. w. c., drugs.
Schonstall. Luther. builder.
st. Clair, Chas. w. groceries.
Sheesley. H. E, groceries
Shammo. ]. D., cigars.
Shelley, Paul J., groceries.
Stein. c. NJ. general merchandise.
Schoffstall, y. p. cigars.
snyder, y. T., jewelry.
Smith, E. c., millinery.
/ Susquehanna Coal Co., supplies
Chler. W. H., drugs.
Williamstown Gas Co, fxtures
Wynn. Frank. stationery.
Wallis. 5. T.. shoes
Virgins, C H.. ieweler.
Wilmer. c. T.. cigars.
Wilmer. J. w, saddlery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
coNEwAGO TOWNSHIP

Buck. William c.. groceries.
Eshelman, J. S, groceries.
Foltz. c. NJ, general merchandise.
GrantZ. A. l.. feed.
Herr. John C., produce.
Tschudy. l. s., saddlery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
PENBROOK

Booser, J. L, groceries.
Davis. A. B., produce.
Fbersole. o. s. wholesale feed.
Ebersole, o.. s.. feed.
Fishburn, 8. A, feed.
Fishburn, 6. A, coal.
Hartman, NJ. H.. general store.
Haverstick. G. H. hardware.
Heckert, P. F.. real estate.
Hicks, ]. w, shoes.
Hoax. c. A, milk.
Hoover. G.. A, groceries
Hoover, q. A., restaurant
Houck, H. O., real estate.
Kishman. Jno, cigars.
Kishman, Jno., restaurant
Levan. C. D., milk.
Ludwick. E. S.. groceries.
Martin, J. NJ. jeweler.
McIlhenny, Alex. meats.
Mumma. J. E, milk.
Packer. ]. c.. milk.
Powiey. c. E.. shooting gallery.
Reichert, J. c., cigars and confection-
Reichert. ]. C. restaurant.
Reichert, J. C., pool.
Shaeffer. Jerome, groceries
Sheaffer. NJ. j.. real estate.
| shenk. J. F.. tinware.
siders. J. H, milk.
Wagner, r. n. & Son. supplies.
Wslborn. z. NJ, milk.
walmer. Fl. o., coffee.
I Walmer, II. o., wholesale coffee,
Weaver. G. w. milk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20

Baddorf. II. F.. meats.
Bixler. John c., merchandise.
Bowman. 5. F., wholesale meats.
Enders. c. c.. merchandise.
Enders, G.. w. ID. Est. merchandise.
Enders Thomas f, wholesale produce
File, Oliver NJ. merchandise.
Harman, J. NJ, feed.
Helt, Ira NJ, repairs.
Miller. Il. w. meats
Mclaughlin, II. T., cigars.
Marsh, c. A., cigars.
TravitZ. Simon. oil.
Wertz. Chas.. meats.
Warfel William, merchandise.
Wise, William. teas and coffee.
Gearing, Samuel, confectionery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
HALIFAX TOWNSHIP

Bowman, Cornelius, general merchan-
disc.
Bowman. Cornelius wholesale produce.
Bower s. NJ, groceries.
Cooke, A. f., wholesale produce.
Cooke, A. T.. produce.
GlRce. Charles l., general merchandise.
Hoffman. Geo. r., wholesale produce.
Kitchen. Frank, milk.
Meredith. ]. E.. confectionery and to-
bacco.
Meredith. n. F., general merchandise.
Rutter, II. w. wholesale produce.
Sponsler. II. NJ, produce.
Sweigard. c. c., wholesale produce.
Tobias. James, wholesale meats.
Webster. II. T., feed
WolfEanE. II. T.. wholesale produce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
AIIFFLIN TOWNSHIP

Vert. w. W. fish.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20

Bordner, Jacob, merchandise.
Enders. l.. E., merchandise and pro-
duce.
Paulus. Geo. D.. produce.
Zimmerman, Alvin, Wholesale produce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-20
STEELTON

wolf, w. H, milk.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
s6s GIVEN SITUATIONS.
Out Of 1.766 Applications for Employ
ment During Nav.

Hartford, June 16.-Slightiy more
than half OF those who applied for
situations through the 1--WE public en-
ployment bureaus Of the state during
the month fof May secured them, ac-
cording to the figures issued yester-
day by the bureau Of labor statistics.
The report shows that there were L.
76s applications for employment and
Of that number $50 were supplied with
situations.
The total applications for help were
1,13S. The figures for the bureaus
follow: Hartford: Applications for
employment. 4s4; for help EST; sit
uations secured, 235. New Haven:
Applications for employment, 4o6; for
help. 263;; situations secured, 205.
Bridgeport: Applications for en-
ployment, sos; for help, 406; situations
secured, 355. Waterbury: Applica-
tinns for employment, 209; for help,
III; situations secured, 13s. Nor
wich: Applications for employmen emit.
SO; for help, 40: situations secured,
35. OF all applicants for employment,
54.5 per cent. were supplied with sit
uations against 54.7 per cent. in April.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
PUTNAM PHALANX
At new LONDON
Two Days Stay Cramned Full Of
Business and Pleasure

The 135th anniversary of the bat
tie of Bunker Hill will be celebrated
by the Putnam Phalanx in New Lon
| don tomorrow and Friday Major
Frank III. Johnston of this city, COM
mandant of the Putnam Pha1anx, and
about twenty members of the Sorgan nj
zation and their wives were in New
London yesterday, where they made
arrangements for the reception of the
famous Phalanx.
The Phalanx will arrive in New
London at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The members will march
from the railroad station to the court
house and then to headquarters at the
Croker House. Luncheon will be
served at 1880 o'clock. At 2 o'clock
the Phalanx will march to the old
Nathan Hale school house, where a
reception will be held. Historical ex-
ercises will be held there and Post
master Bryan F. Mahan will preside.
Other speakers will take part in the
program. A dress parade will take
place at 3:13 O'Clock in Williams
park Later the Phalanx will be re-
viewed by city officials. An address
of welcome will be delivered in the
council chamber and Major Johnston
will respond
"A puDlIC reception Will take place
In the Croker House at $3.50 O'Clock
and banquet will be served half an
hour later. Among the speakers Sc
lected is Compensation Commissioner
George e. Chandler OF Rocky HILL
Informal remarks will be made by
Acting Mayor Miner of New London
and Congressman Richard p. Free
man.
Friday will be spent in an excursion
to Fort Wright and dinner will be
served at Ocean Beach.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
LEAVE MINERS FEDERATION
Butte Union Claims 1t Has Given
$1,000, 900 and Received no Benefit.

Butte. Mont, June 1e.-Alleging
that In the twenty years of its affil-
iation with the Western Federation
of, Miners it had contributed $1,000
900 to the federation, for which it
had not received one cents worth of
benefit, and limiting at irregularities
In the handling Of strike funds by
federation officers, the Butte Miners
union, the parent organization of the
Western Federation Of Miners, in
resolutions made public today form
ally withdrew from the federation,
repudiated the contract which existed
between the. two organizations and
ordered its charter returned to fed
Grafton headquarters at Denver.
The action Is the outcome Of friction
between the Butte Miners union and
the Western Federation, which Gull
minated q Year ago In the dynamite
ing here Of federation headquarters
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16

RENDERED BACHELOR SUPPER.
Forty friends of George H. DENLY,
the popular drug clerk, who is to be
married June so, to Miss Anna A. An
derson, rendered him bachelor sup
per at the Elk's club, last evening.
Ernest N. Humphrey, acted as toast
master. The evening was spent with
singing and recitations. Toasts were
drunk to the health of the couple.
Mr.. DENLY was pleasantly surprised
with a gift of $50 in gold to which
he responded with thanks.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
THIRD FIRE IN WEEK.
In Canadian Governments Ammunis
ton Plant at Quebec.

Quebec, June 16.-Fire, the third
within a week, was discovered late
yesterday in the Dominion's ammuni-
ton plant here.
The blaze originated in a small
building adjoining the laboratories On
the Plains Of Abraham next to the
structure wrecked last week by an
explosion. It burned fast and threat
ened three other small buildings con-
tanned explosives. A bolt Of lighting.
it Is believed, caused the fire. The
plants that have been visited by fire
are under strict guard of armed sem
tinels. It is not thought that any of
the fires was incendiary.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
TAFT DISCUSSES PEACE.
Tells Purpose of Meeting in Philadel-
pl1ia Next Week.

Wellesley, Mass, June 16.-Pros-
poets of a permanent peace were dis
cussed by former President William
III. Taft at the commencement exer-
cises Of Wellesley college at which
294 seniors received their degrees
yesterday.
Speaking particularly of a peace
meeting to be held next week . in
Philadelphia, Mr.. Taft said it was
called for the purpose Of finding some
means to make war less profitable.
It was not called, he said, for tho
purpose of trying to end the present
war. but of discussing an information
al treaty which may be made at the
conclusion of hostilities.
"A great many people object to the
policy of the one hundred men who
are going to meet in Philadelphia
next week." he continued, but / feel
that If we can give the peace party,
which always exists in every country,
practical means of settlement with
out blood, we shall have gone far to-
ward international peace"
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
DISCOVERS REMEDY
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
DIR. Sherman of Cincinnati Claims 1t
Has Resulted in Permanent Cure
of IS Per Cent of Patients

San Francisco, June 16.-Dele-
gates to the convention Of the National
Eclectic Medical association con-
Iinued today the argument begun
yesterday by DIR. Fl. L. Henderson of
Astoria, Oregon, when he stated in
a paper read before the convention
that he had discovered e remedy for
tuberculosis that in it's application by
him, resulted in the permanent cure
OF 95 per cent of his patients
This statement was challenged by
Dr. e. B. Sherman of Cincinnati who
said he had tried the same remedy
with the result that 95 per cent of
his patients died. He then demanded
that DR.. Henderson give the assem-
bied physicians the benert of his
knowledge
Il Further discussion revealed that
the remedyy as described by DR.. Hen
derson is produced by the combina-
ton of salicylic acid and guaiacol.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
POOL TO CONTROL
PRICE OF ZINC ORE
Twenty -eight Companies in Missouri
Charged With Violation Of
Antitrust Law. ... a.

jefferson City, Mo-. June 16.--At-
torney General Barker yesterday HE'D
all information in the state supreme
court against twenty-eight companies
alleged to be interested IN the pur-
chase of zinc ore In the Missouri dis
trict, stating he had reasons for be-
lieving they were in an unlawful COM
bination to control prices
The attorney general asked the
court to appoint commissioner Tor
the purpose of taking testimony with
the ultimate view of filing proceed
ings against any one or all the COM
panies the testimony may snow guilty
of the practices charged.
It is alleged that few buyers for
the big smelling companies make
their purchases weekly and at uni
form prices and there is no competi-
ton. The attorney general has been
investigating this charge for several
months, he said yesterday.
The Information Is directed against
the following companies: American
Metal company, Ltd, New York
Bartlesville Zinc company, New York;
Lanyan- Starr Smelling company of
New Jersey; Metallurgic company of
America, of New Jersey; L. Vogelstein
and company of New York; American
Zinc, Lead and Smelling company Of
Maine; American Zinc company of
Illinois; National Zinc company of
New York; United States Zinc and
Chemical company Of New Jersey;
Chanute Zinc company of Kansas;
Collinsville Zinc company Of Kansas;
Cranky Mining and Smelling company
cf Missouri; Hegeler Zinc com pany Of
Illinois; Illinois Zinc company of IL
iiDois; Mathiessen and Hegeler Zinc
company of Illinois; Pitrsburg Zinc
company of Kansas; Robert Lanyon
Zinc and Acid company, st. Louis;
Sandoval Zinc company Of Illinois;
New Jersey Zinc company OF New
Jersey; Tulsa Fuel and Manufacture
ing company Of Kansas; Mineral Point
Zinc company Of New Jersey; Prime
Western Smelling company Of New
Jersey; United States Zinc company;
Ldgar Zinc company or Missouri;
Grasseli Chemical company OF Ohio:
joplin Separating company OF Mis-
souri,; Missouri Zinc company Of
Illinois.