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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
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beiben S5duler, Gffi5ierc pes General
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ser btplpn1atilhen SSlltercllen bon
2eutidIanb l1nb bersiirfei in Seberan
bnrd) Sen amerif. @5elanbten galbuell
senebn1igt.
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|les9ebnng belprp6en.
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ipiGlisunsen fir Dffentlide Gebdupe
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nlpgli6 berab5ul6neiben.
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lld]en Sefretar 9anling lmo Sptlhufter
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9eutldlano iiber Ben 2ltlitania Suli
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5ufrieoenltellenbe slbmadrng nidt
pbne Srbiepsseridt 6ll er5ielen lei.
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pptitniltiih unb lheiuen Der slnli6t s,l
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
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Non0f.
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item gr5 Nilionn gnsdoer Muen inn Eelbe haz
ben nbeat9tes gerdt bon lnteraons beg beuidn gaz
9ies 0aarfgra - Soni9e5 Mucrc, Gdtung als @abe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
9isa,lalifistrt.

Scr gebneibermeiiter sllnis ganbor
ipirb III elmer Mchtsfreitigfeit sum
Salpttermm ais 3cnge 9elabcn. Sci
8eri6t 9ebt ppn Ser Sralt sllois Gan<
Dor bies 5drcibe1 Gin:
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bieles ais ial5pllroilcb; iuabrldeiulid),
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uabgefiibrt" bat.
8aurice @lacterlinf ipu iih be-
reits in anerfenncnher 8eiIe iiber sic
pr9anilatorildc, 0plfsippbl ldmffenbe
@erlpaltme Ser 9cutl6en in 8elsie1,
allsgelproden baben. Ser @eriolIer
bpn ngSeisbeit ms S6idIal" oncr@
fennt nllo allgcma6 Die @etsbeit Scs
Shidlalsl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Ser 2nlitQnia=Taa imuler nod lit Der
6dmebe.
&oniercn5en ;tpiid)ct Sernitorif mno 2aniina
tuarem obne Geinltnt.
Dap 9eudauo $4,000 fir eoen eEtrunnen Meritae anaebote
miro Dementirt
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9enrb 5ob bon Setro SrenSniion 6ei @in
3eit gnerfn9 elmer netran rieocsoneren Gpn ser
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m - @erbeb9g 9i6t b N6ienoug 3uu6r oelfe aruz
5u- Stca aber be gerihpDrung a6reoe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
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EcrIiens Srennbc.

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ben 1ieb bie gb1npatbie11 ser islarnitiz
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tllrgendb 9eutIdlanb 3u. Sic Gnilen
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germ in Der periildcn @auptitabt ieben
lpiirben.
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ii rltllild6e strDmltng llno in
Siib Eerlien cine itarfe antibritiide,
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Die perlilde Ge9ierung nnb iiber bas
perlil6e golf ann1aben. Snbeiien lino
Rniien lnb 8riten Eeriiens 9}adborn.
nnb aipar linb iie iebr itarf, lpdbrenb
9entl6lanb nngliidli6erlpeiie ipcit
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0fobus bibenbi 5u finben, Tim nit ibz
men aus5ufp,nn1en.
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III or t.
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Sofia Die 9}aneu bon 12 bulgori1den
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lden Mrl,tee befinSe1 unb aIs 9elerz
tcure gebralbnarft lperbct1. Sic 2ilte
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trtclp, friibcrcr gptldafter in glbz
lanb, Generalnlajpr 5trafptp, Saupt@
mann 215fanni unO 2el1t.ldi1t Sprz
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idcn g9riftlteler, na1 beln Balfan<
friegc 81 einem 9lteu ipegen Ser an
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partmentitores, brad) geitcrn Seucr
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erlpebr lprittc Bic gauge gaadt iiber
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Slammen belte bon gfeuen1 aus, nadz
benz man lie iclpn erloldcu 9lnubte.
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4lIiirtcn nidt t fungen.
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Mnrcgllng Der gntcnten1d6te, babG6iz
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ni6t 8illens lit, Sic y1elltralitat oltfz
5ngebcn ltnb 9eutldlanbs Sreunbldaft
5u opfern, lt19iinitig oufgenommcn
ipproen. Sapan bat lic6 an oielenlSpr<
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&onlpls. Sir bieic mar cin Minilnolz
prets bon IS angelekt 1lna lie fielen
beute auf IS, mas Ser niehriglte 9urs
ieit iiber 100 Subren ipdbrerb ser
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
@umOr perlai' mid ,,idt.

SAP bic braber 0eutlden Selbgrauz
en- auf ben oitlihen &ries5l9auplob
trpb ldipieriser aIlgenleiner unb
mand1nal au6 redt idipieriger @etz
ter nnb 8obnberbdltnii1e i6ren gl1ten
9unpr nod3 nidt berloren baben, be-
ipeiit unter anberem Ser bcifplgenbe
bor fltr5e1n aus Ser Ditliden Srpnt bon
etncm Selp9rauen in 6annpber eingez
troffene u2iebesbrief"::
@eliebtes 8rautde1tI
sS4 benfe bein
Mbe11bs i'm Sdinn,er Ser Sterne.
yfur Die 9au6btnbe fDnnt' etipas brei=
ter lein.
l1nb Sabaf bdtt' ib nod aerne.
Sd fiilie bein rpiiges 2ippenpaar
l1no oeine golbenel1 2nden.
Sag Wenttern, ipie gut Der Sudden
mar,
l1nb idicf mir ipouene @oden.
ltnb idenft llns Ser 5errgott 2eben
nnb Sieg,
Siibre ih bid] sun Mltare.
galr ihol, bab icb balb tpos gum
2cier frteg
Nls ehtcr bcut5her 9arhass.
Sect muB id5 i6lieBen. sluf iagcnbem
@aul
sRDdt' id 1pobI 5u Str lalllcn.
Sod fann es 11idt leil1l Sc fiibt bih,
betn Saul,
Sd mllb MIDI beut' nan1lid ent t.
lan en-.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
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103s4 3e5, 106as sOfai.
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Safer 80 Ies. 411s Dsai.
@etreibe fir 8aar: 9ao. 2 rotber
iii; 9eo. 2 aorn alt 66;
Stan0ar0 @afer 80.
Gcgget 9io. 2 95-96.
@erIte - $50
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
s. ait6ener pirft mi @illis
pncn nm tC1.

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in sltben ben griediiden MiniItern
unb 8eneralltablern geiaat babe, grgz
lanb tpiirbe I'M 11ddlten Mdrs 4 Deilz
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ltnb in Der Gage iein, 6 Da(lionen
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antiren. gs ipiiroe fplslid cine Narrz
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bers als nit ser bollltanbigelt Nieberz
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flint"
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lpirb.
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lagt: ugs tpirb bier erflart, bab cine
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riht porliege, baB &ailer @ilbelm ein
Dffete5 Sriebensanerbieten burd Ben
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rnng ber grDbtcn 6eltltn9cn guropos
benllbt.
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garten lit IN 9eltld)lanb cingetroffen.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Sieb nnS Bropifpneu.

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3nfltbr 5000. Stiere $6.00-1O..
20; &iibe uno Rinoer $3.O0-S $40;
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$6.15-6.55.
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8utter - Creamery 23-3t.
gier 27-2912e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Sic ruiiiide 9an1pftpal5e erfiiIlt
enplid} ei1en 3med: lie nadt sen
Gerfplgcrn Sic Straben uneben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

9ittsbnre. Ser so. Gebnrtsz
tag pon slnbreip Carnegie unb Ser is.
Sabrestag Scr @rilnbltng bes pplpz
fednilden Garnc9iczSnltitlls lplrbcn
bellte bier eefeicrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
2pfalcr Wfarftberidt.

8boIelale-Ereiie Dienstag gorm.)
Sc ell.
(8boleiale III Ser Nb0nir MiII Coz
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$S.25..
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5dapeire - $6.45-7.SO.
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25c.
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bis 32c.
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gerlte - $500.
&orll - 7O--72.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

(8boIeiale-Ereile 1ienstag gurrn.'
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
BRUEMMER-POWELL
 ENGAGEMENT TOLD
At Dinner Party Given by Bride -to-Be at Her Home on Maple Street
 Last Evening.

Announcement was made of the en- gagement of Louis W. Bruemmer, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Bruemmer of 10 Madison street. to Miss Edith M. Powell, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Powell of 230 Maple street, at din- ner party at the Powell home last eve ming. About fourteen of Miss Powells young lady friends were present and the announcement, cleverly concealed until the psychological moment came as complete surprise.
 At each place set for dinner was little balancing bird perched on the edge of glass. Suspended from the birds mouth was place card, on the reverse of which was a photograph of Miss Powell and MT. Bruemmer When Miss Powell pulled aside the bird at her place, disclosing a ring all doubt was cast aside and her congratulations were in order.
 Both MT. Bruemmcr and Miss Pow ell arc well known among large cir cle Of friends and both are popular at the Methodist and South churches Miss Powell is president of the Metho- dist Philathea class and at the South church MT. Bruemmer is superintend- ent of the boys department and is also president of the New Britain Christ ian Endeavor Union, as well as being prominent at the Y. M. c. A. Miss Powell is graduate of the New Brit ain High school with the class of 1910. She is employed at the office of the Skinner Church company. MT. Bruem- mer is a graduate of Pratt Institute with the class of 1913 and is at pres ent employed as a mechanical engineer and designer at P. & F. Corbin's.
 The date of the wedding has not been set.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
BIG CROWD AT FAIR.
Tabe Have .Auspicious Opcning-Ad-
 dresses by Mayor and Others.

Tabe Have ,Auspicious Opcning-Ad-
 dresses by Mayor and Others.
 The indictment weather of last eve< ming had no effect in keeping away big crowd. from Hanna's armory for the opening night of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society fair. The hall was taxed to it's capacity and those in at- tendance seemed to greatly enjoy the evenings entertainment. Prior to the opening of the doors a short street. parade was held with the society's drum corps assisted by St. PauIs Drum Corps of Kensington participat- ing.
 Mayor George A. Quigley, Presi- dent William J. Kerin and Rev. John T. Winters, chaplain of the society. made brief remarks and following came the entertainment put on by the Boy Minstrels of St. Joseph's church. whose efforts were greatly appreciated judging from the applause given the boys. .s"
 For this evening the committee has arranged with the Fly Henry Min strels to put on the entertainment. This organization of local singers are famed for their melody and witti- cisms, and one of the biggest nights of the fair is anticipated. Dancing is held each evening. =
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED.
Stanley Post to Have Good Musical Talent at Event Wednesday Night.

Commander Frederick V. Streeter has arranged a program of extraordin- ary calibre for the reception to the state officers in G. A. R. hall on next Wednesday evening. This inception will be open to the various patriotic organizations and all friends. Nearby G. A R. posts have also been invited.
 Those who will participate in the program are the Aeloian trio, Mrs. J. J: Andzulatis, Frederick M. Hewitt, Harry A. Hargreaves, w. H. Bishop and Miss Francis Water. The visiting officers will make remarks.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
C:,i!ty. Mems v .iI.s. l~ v. 1. t' e- ---

T. A. B. 1ninstrels will have a
 rehearsal in Hanna's armory to-
 bw morning at II o'clock sharp.
 benefit social under the auspi-
 f St. Peter s church will be held Lrdeck's hall next Wednesday eve-
 Lunch will be served and
 Ing will be held. .. [eck's Modern Tavern, Wash h street, Middletown. Serves a len dinner, Sundays, for $1.00.-
 meeting of the French Natural bn club, will be held tomorrow ing in St. Jean Baptiste hall on
 ch street, for the. purpose of or ling a model council. Officers be chosen.
 krs cleaned at the Union Laundry, Arch street.. .v Tel 904.-advt. Is. Bruno Wagner is resting com kbly at the Hartford hospital aft Ii operation. ~s,''->
 ecOrat1onS TOT Is.t A. & D. alT' has Armory, furnished by the Ed kwning &. Decorating Co.-advt. he annual inspection of Auxiliary. I, Sons of Veterans, which was have been held last evening at k. R. hall, ,l has been postponed G Tuesday evening, December '. Margaret Carney of Melrose, Is., past national treasurer of the liary, will De g. guest at the in- Rtion and there will be visitors
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13

from New Haven, Meriden nd Si1nsbury.
 Architect Walter P. Crabtree, of city, has been selected by the building committee of the school board of Wal lingford, as one of three architects to submit plans for new high school building to cost in the neighborhood of $100,000. Miss H. M. Treat of Torrington is the guest of her nieces, Miss c. E. Hilliard and Mrs. William H. Crowell
 Section Foreman James Wolfe has resumed his duties on the Berlin branch line Mr. Wolfe was injured recently by being thrown from a power truck which was derailed by a stone.
 Mrs. Denis Riordan and daughters are home from Ocean Beach where they have been staying since early summer -.
 In response made to the appeal fol uuilts Miss Harriet Steel, of the Er- win Home has given one of her own make to Miss Sara A. Carroll, the tu- berculosis nurse. Miss Steele made fifty quilts for the Children's Home. l The Misses Edith Rice and Sophie
 Hornkohl are visiting in New York 1 city
 The water commission has sent a
 bill to Silver Bros. of Hartford whose l auto truck smashed a hvdrant on 1 Stanley street few nights ago. l During October there were 172
 births and 75 marriages in New Brit 1 ain. Last week there were seven ] deaths and eleven marriages.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
Realty Market in This City Has
 Healthy Tone During Week

Healthy Tone During we
 The following real estate transfers were recorded with the city clerk this week:
 Carl J Berggren ct ux., to Annie E. Newell, land and buildings on Eassett street. Nicola Bellini to V. l.. Dellalra ct ux., land and buildings on Frank lin street. Charles Nessell ct ux., to Bodwell Land Co.,, land and buildings on Brighton street. 1 comb, land and buildings on Farm | ington avenue. M. H. Camp ct al., to Martin G. | Blomberg ct ux., land and buildings l on Commonwealth avenue. John Boyle company to Patrick A. King ct ux., land and buildings 1 on Glen street l Bodwell Land Co.,, to Gilman F Blake, land and buildings on Strat- l ford Road. John A. Hurley to James F. Hur' | ley, land and buildings on Cleve' land street. l.. A. Bunce to Susan J. Hoar land and buildings on Myrtle street. Honora Schwartz to board of 'trus- tees of St. Mary's church, land on Beaver street.
 Myer Sacher to Charles N. Howard land and buildings on Oak and Put nam streets.
 Jay Golinsky to Myer Sacher, lanfl and buildings on Putnam street.
 Estate of Horace Booth to Frank Monkiewicz, land on Booth street extension.
 Frank N. Afford, trustee, to c. A. Parker, land on Kensington avenue.
 George l.. Smith to Title Realty and Development Co.,, land on City avenue.
 A. F. Wooding to Vito Prescia, land and buildings on Daly avenue.
 Catherine Sileman to Michael Vol lick, land and buildings on Putnam, street.
 Ann E. Clark to Martin Kenney. land on Clark street.
 Patrick Clark to Ann E. Clark, land and buildings on Clark street
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
EDWARD NIHILL TO WED.

Edward B. Nihill of South Main street, who for a number of years has conducted a barber shop oppo- site the High school, will be married Monday to Miss Ida A. Winters of Merden. The ceremony will be per- formed in the Silver City by Rev. John B. Nihill of Bridgeport an uncle of the bridegroom. Following their honeymoon, MT. and Mrs. Nihill will make their home in this city.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
FULL TIME INSPECTOR.
Health Commission Believes Plumber
 Should Give All Time to Office.

A full time plumbing inspector will be discussed at the postponed meet ing of the health commission Mon~ day afternoon. At present the in- spector, Thomas Quinlivan, is a part time man, receiving $500. It is pro- posed to recommend that the salary be increased to $1,200.
 Inspection of laundries will be am other subject for discussion. This is done in other cities with good re- suits.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
Everts Tonight
High Class Photo Plays, Fox's thea

High Class Photo Plays, Fox's thea ter.
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures Keeney's. theater.
 Y. M. T. A. & B. fair, Hanna's armory.
 Vega society meets in Vega hall. = Chamberlain Council, Jr., o. U. A. M. meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
COLLEGE CLUB MEETING

The College club will meet Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Mftchill. 54 Russell street. A business meeting will be held from 8 to s:3O to be followed by recep- tion to new members.