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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
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New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BUSY MONTH IN
 THE HEALTH DEPT.
Reports of Officials Indicate
 Plenty of Work for All

The receipt of reports for May was the most important business trans acted by the board of health last evening. The reports are as follows:
 Supt. of Health pr. T. E. Reeks.
 Diseases reported, diphtheria 1e, chicken pox 19, ring worm 3, pui- :aonary tuberculosis 3, laryngeaI tu- herculosis 1 whooping cough 1, labor story report, examinations of sputum to tuberculosis 22, for diagnosis of diphtheria, 143, for release of diph- theria 119, for carriers of diphtheria 1o,, for typhoid fever ', total num- Der of examinations during May 301, quarantines carried over from April. 4, quarantines carried during May 16, summary of sanitary work, garbage cans Al, garbage can covers 2S, gar hage complaints 32, connect house with sewer 10, yards ordered cleaned .o9, tenements inspected 54, teIie- 1nents reinspected 6s, yards inspected 3oS, yards reinspected 234.
 Miss Carrolps Work.
 Miss. Sara A. Carroll, tuberculosis nurse, reported as follows: Gases carried over May 1. 101, new cases 16, patients discharged 3, deaths 4, pa-
 
 sanatoria May I, 3S patients sent to sanatoria during May 6, discharged from sanatoria 4, patients now at sanatoria 40. patients supplied with milk IA. with eggs G. with sputum cups 2s. called at office 7S, calls by nurse 240. regular nursing care ten- dered 6.
 Welfare Nurse Reports
 Gertrude M. Johnson, welfare nurse. General instructions given 22, quarantines carried to June, 5, new quarantines II, quarantine inspections es, rooms fumigated for release of diphtheria 53,> orders for repapering and repainting rooms 7.
 Plumbing Inspectors Report.
 Thomas Quinlivan, plumbing in spector. Permits for work in new buildings 19, permits for work in old buildings 62, new buildings tested 19, cid buildings tested 3, new buildings final inspection 46, jobs approved in rev buildings 7, jobs approved in old buildings 46, sewer jobs inspected s.
 Food Articles Condemned.
 pr. B. D. Radcliffe, milk, food and meat inspector. Permits issued to sell milk 52, dairies and barns in spected IS, COWS examined 96, ice cream factories, stores, markets and bake shops inspected Ill, articles of tood condemned: 90 quarts of milk, < chickens, l forequarter of beef, 1 piece of beef, considerable fruit in small quantities, premises ordered cleaned up IT, better methods of keeping and handling food and milk recommended 10.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
CIty Aen7s

William Curtin is home iron, Georgetown university for the sum mer. vacation.
 Rev. John T. Winters will 20 on his annual retreat next week.
 Dancing at the bungalow Thurs. eve. Lynch's orch. Adm. 25c.-advt
 A visit to Bristol will be made this evening by Washington camp. P. Q. s. of A.
 A meeting of Stanley post, G. A. R.. will be held this evening to act on monthly bills. A meeting of the com mlttee on rules and legislation will be held also
 Phenix lodge, l. O. o. F.. will meet tonight in odd Fellows hall.
 A meeting of the committee which IS drafting civil service rules for the police and fire departments will he held this evening.
 Andre lodge, I. O. o. F., will meet tonight in Vega hall.
 The monthly meeting of the New Britain Charity organiza ton will he held tonight.
 Frank A. Porter is seriously i'll at his home on Vine street.
 MT. and Mrs. Herdman Fitzgerald of Williamstown, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Fitzgerald's parents. MT. and Mrs. E. H. Dawson of Lex ington street.
 Mrs William Higgins of Fremont street has returned from a visit at 1er parents home in New Haven, Thomas F. Farrell is in Boston on l business trip. Fred Ennis has resigned his po- 'itlon as chauffeur for M. T. White. l
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
SPECIAL OFFICER
 WILL TAKE BRIDE
Gustav Litke and Miss Nellie Surko to Wed This Summer-Miscel-
 laneous Shower Given.

Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Nellie Surko of 444 East street to Gustav Litke, a member of the special police force in this city. While the date of the wedding has not been defi- nitely set it will be some time early this summer. Last evening number of Miss Surko's friends rendered her a miscellaneous shower at the home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur C. Anderson of 19 Belden street
 The prospective bride was given a large assortment of choice gifts with which to begin housekeeping, and a buffet luncheon was served. During the evening the Misses Lillian and Ethel Anderson played piano duets and Mrs. Arthur Ostlund rendered several vocal solos.
 Miss Surko is employed at the American Hosiery and MT. Litke is employed at the Stanley Rule SS Level company. In addition to being 8 member of the supernumerary police department, MT. Litke has served in the regular United States army, where 1 he maintained an enviable record. 1
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
MARRIED AT ST. MARY's.
John F.. Leahy of Meriden Takes Miss
 Elizabeth Hasson as Bride.

John E. Leahy of Meriden and Miss Elizabeth F. .Hasson were married by Rev. John T. Winters at St. Mary's church this morning at g o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James, F. McBride attended the couple. The bride was dressed in a tan travelling suit with hat and shoes to match and carried a bouquet of gardinas. After an extensive we'd ding trip the couple will reside at No. 72 Smalley street.s
 Mrs. Leahy is a we'll known young woman, having been connected with Gardiners and Sloan Brothers shoe store for several years. Her husband is in the automobile business in Hart ford.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
CLAIM BETZ WAS
 SPEEDING AUT
Secretary of State Hears Evidcnce Kno2-Albrccht Auto Smash
 in Newington.

Secretary of State Charles
 Burnes held several hearings in HarI
 ford yesterday, chief among whic
 was that of Benjamin Knox. of Harf
 ford, and George W. Betz, a. locd
 young man. The two collided II
 Nswington on the night of May 2|
 and as result of the injuries old
 tained Mrs. William Albrecht died al
 the hospital on May 10. While tn, local young man did not put on an. witnesses the testimony of those wh< spoke for MT. Knox were inclined t, blame the New Britainite for all de. clared he was driving fast
 Mrs. Knox, who was with her hus. band when the accident took place said that Betz drovee towards then, at terrific rate of speed nd no sig nals were given in either case. F. A Morley said that after the snaashup the New Britain car as a pretty sick looking car" and the Knox machine was also badly damaged. B. F. Grant. occupant of the Hartford car, aid that the searchlights of tho New Britain machine were directly in tho faces of those in the other car. Efe said MT. Knox was driving close fo the roadside and Albrecht's car. ,kidded into him. J. R. Stoddard, a man who saw the acci- lent, said that Albrecht's car was hitting it up for fair going up the 1ir."
 MT. Knox himself said he was not iriving faster than eight miles an lour and was within three feet Of the ence at the roadside when the crash anne. After the accident he said the 'ther car went fully thirty feet be- ore coming to a stop.
 Attorney George W. Klett of fhin ity appeared for George Betx. and lawyer A. storrs Campbell represent d Mir. Knox
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
THE ELKS' CARNIVAL.
Committee Busy Planning for Big
 Event This Month.

A meeting of the Elks' carnival com mittee was held last evening and plans were discussed for the affair which will be held at the Elks' home on June 23, "A, 25. and 26. It was erroneously announced that the event would take place on June 16, IT, IS and 19.
 The first night will be Bristol, Wa terbury and Plainville night. The second will be Hartford night and the third will be Middletown and Mer- iden night The Philharmonic band and the American band will give con- certs on the grounds and on June 1G a band concert will be given at Wal nut Hill park. Lynch's and Judas orchestras will play for dancing. The committee awarded the decorating contract to the Hargreaves Decorat- ing company.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
! N. [. A. WRESTLER SUPERIOR TO CHAMP
!lpb Moody Is Added Attraction
 at Moose Carnival

Fof the numerous attractions at the Moose carnival at Rentschler S fk last night, the one attracting the &st attention was the athletic show Eere Sam Anderson, heralded as the &n1pion middleweight of the United Ftes, agreed to throw. any and all aaers inside of five minutes, failing (which he would forfeit $5. To the Iedys a prominent Y. M. c. A. estlers and former captain of the Eh school basket ball team, accept the challenge and after two at pts threw tfet champion all over mat, winning the $5 handily. In fl'st attempt Moody claimed that Referee erred in not making An bon keep on the mat and when en a second chance the local boy ktd his superiority. Several other athletes and would-be athletes Attempted to demonstrate their jfak<and also win the $5.
 Sof the other amusements also their share of patronage last In Tipperary patrons got led up in the maze of winding lages at the motordrome hundreds spellbound at the exciting mo- ycle races and each of the other s did equally well for them $ and their audiences. Again last
 Klein, the diving wizard, ex- ed his skill, diving head fore
 into a shallow tank from a 1t of ninety three feet. Conti s added to the free attractions.
 
 Interests in Contests. a.s the hour for the closing of the e voting contests draws near the dates and their supporters are
 sing their efforts and the inter rows by leaps and bounds. A
 vote was cast yesterday and a Zone is anticipated today: The Ing of the candidates at g a. m.
 follows: az
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
TRAUT TAKES COMMAND.
Local Naval Man in Charge of U. s,
 $. Wisconsin on Summer Trip.

Commander Frederick A. Traut, son of Mrs. Frederick A. Traut of Is Blake court and the first New Brit ainite who ever was graduated from Annapolis, has been ordered to take command of the U. $. $. Wisconsin, one of the three battleships which are to take the middies through the Pan- anna canal to San Francisco on their annual cruise.
 Commander Traut was appointed to the naval academy in 1888 by the late Congressman Robert J. Vance and is at present head of the department of modern languages at the academy.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
FREAKS AT CARNIVAL.
Two Little Girls Have Hands and Fee
 Like Chickens.

"o lHttIC IldtC liiuuS anu E CeI
 Like Chickens.
 Angeline and Dolores, the two child freaks at the Moose carnival, are at tracting great attention. They both have feet and hands formed like that fowl. Angeline is three years old and her sister is a year old.
 The father of the two girls is the third member of the family and it is from him that the little ones get the curious formation of their hands and feet. Angeline is a bright little girl and talks with visitors at the show. The other little one appears content ed as she plays with her baby toys on her cot bed. While the father and children have a curious formation of their extremities, the mother is nor- mal ill every way.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BUYS SLEEK MINE.
New Yorker Pays $1OO,0O0 for Prop.
 erty at Mystic

Mystic, June 9.-The Silex Mine property, comprising about 300 acres of land and a partly worked mine near Lantern Hill has been sold by Seeley Brothers, of New York to H. G. Mayham of that city for a price reported to be $100,000. A com pressed air plant and new mining tools will be installed by the pur- chaser, who has several large con- tracts for the product.
 The mine was opened about a half century ago and is considered prac. tically inexhaustible.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
PIONEERS BURGLAR1zED.

Pioneer baseball team, notified the police this morning that small building the club has on it's Ellis street diamond was broken into last night and a quantiyt of cigars. cig- aretLes and chewing gum stolen.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
LARSON-NIUNSON,
Local Young Man Takes Pennington
 Girl as Bride Today.

Leonard Larson of this city and Miss Hulda Munson of Farmineton. were united in matrimony today. The ceremony was performed by Rev. , Nlmrod Ebb of Bristol. Following the wedding a reception was held at the home of the bride in Pennington.
 Miss Mary Nelson of Kensington. was bridesmaid and Carl Larson, a brother of the groom was the best man. The young couple will make their home on Blake Road.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
DENY CLENIENCY FOR FRANK.
Georgia Prison Commission Refuses
 to Aid Condemned Man.

Atlanta, Ga, June 9.-The Georgia prison commission today declined to recommend. to Governor Slaton a. communication of the death sentence of Leo M. Frank, convicted of the murder of Mary Phagan.
 The commissions decision is not binding on the governor, who, it was stated, will conduct further hearings before making his. decision.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
BUILDING NEWS.

The following applications for building permits have been filed with Building Inspector Rutherford: M. Tomaszewski, one family house on Fairmont street, 1,200; Charles c. Miller brick block at the corner of Arch and Locust streets, $6,000; Anna Putalo, one-fam1iy house on Daley street, s1,S00. r
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09

Mrs. George Cartilage, formerly of this city is seriously II at her horsa2 in New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09

the board for the ensuing year. Mr. filling thanked the commissioner for this evidence of their confidence The meeting then adjolrned.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
STORAGE

Fireproof Building. Terms Reason able.
 ELM STORAGE, AUCTION AND
 COMMISSION HOUSE. Elm and seymour Sts. Phone f2ss-f2 Uptown office, 33s Main, Phone S67-4
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