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Sc eieetofs reuuired by law and mono
~ which, contains more than two hum
died and ftEy t260l electors, and thet
votinE piaces Do established IN each
% said two voting pIaeess as follows
PreciiicE Number N HsEinning N
the line i6t Erecinc Number ! ia said
district near what q known as tho
Monongah Coal and coke Gompanye
Mine No. s.: thence With nnc OF
Precinct TO thefesidenco OF
Harrison ManIey.s thence with ; line
az Precinct No. q % The Harrison
County lime 10, point On the ridge
IN the Harrison Count line above the
Hardesty HON stead; thence running
out the ridge TO 10 point a the ridge
directly above the Middleton foot
bridge crossing the Wet Eorls river;
thence straight down the NIL r. saids
Middleton foot bridge and thence
down the river To- the place d begin
ming. And that the voting place for
said Precinct Number 9 hes and III
established at the school house y
Everson.
Precinct Number 8! HeEinning ct
the Middleton foot bird to Nl1ere the
Same crosses the West Torls river.
and running with lines 81 Precinct'
Number to the top al the ridges
thence with Precinct Itmber Z fol
lowing the ridge IN O tout Eest eEly
direction TO the HGrris on Count Inns,
so as to include the James ardeHty
homestead; thence with tha Hasrtsoia'
County line to the West Eotls riEer3
and thence down the Welt Esofls River
to the place OF begtnnttEs And that
the voting place for sad Rreeinot
Number be, and IS! estahilshed at
the Hutchinson school hbnse.
And that the foreg going 20. md are
established as Election rreciucts
Numbers and 5 In said Cunt Magin-
terial District, and the yoting places
therein, respectively. ,.
And it Is further ordered that tsiis
order and noticegof the sanla be pub.
lished and posted as REQUIRED ty 4sfs7s y
a copy from the record.
4 Attest: AZ q. MARTIN
Clerk Of the County GonrtSof Marion
County, West Virginia,
2-25: 3.3.10.17. "a
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WINFIELD.

candy Moore and Frank Jones
moved from Winfield TO Valley FANS
Mrs. Eryan Boyce was visiting at
p. S. Murphy's last week,
Mrs. Summers has been staying at
w. O. McElfresh's for the last few
days. !,
mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Layman and
daughter, were calling at D. 9. Bar
Miss Leslie Hylbert was visiting
at N. /. Hawkins Saturday and sun
J. J. West has been very Ill for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nuzum and
two children were calling at Mrs
Mary Nuzum's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Satterfeld were
visiting at James Bakers Sunday.
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Ridge road, and thence with said By
Is Ridge road With Precinct No. ! q
Q point IN the bend oI the Eoad h ,s
You'd Curt Davis: thence In q tfatght
line with Precinct No. 4 To- ~ q. shy:
dersssscalehouse; thence in straight
line to thesFairmo district line near
the resfdenceJ OF the late Milton Shroy.
err: tfienceffoI lowing the Farm ont dis
trict line to the West Fork river;
thence up said river to Precinct Line
No. 6. opposite the Everson Mill, at the
mouth OF o drain; and that the voting
place for said Precinct No. be, and
is, established lat the school house IN
West Monongah.
Precinct No. q.
Beginning at the Eairmont district
line at the corner OF Precinct NO. y;
thence running With said Fairmont
district line to the Paw Paw district
llne:i thence With the Paw Paw DIS
trict line to the top OF the hill at the
county road leading from Farmington
to Basnettsvtlle above the residence
Of the late George Price; thence with
the ridge to the top OF the hill above
Burt Parkers, including said Parkera
III said Precinct No. 4;rthence to the
top the ridge above Elijah Atha's on
the dividing ridge between Atha Run
and Plum Run, and with the ridge be-
tween Carbody Run and Laurel Run to
the knob above the residence OF G. j
Tough; thence with a straight line 70
the mouth OF East Run: thence with
a line to Precinct No. I at the county
road In Low Gap at the top Of the
hill above NJ. u. parrish's; thence 10
a northeasterly direction With the
county road to a point where the coun,
tyroad intersects with the county road
lending from Pennington to Heien'f
Run; thence with the ridge between
Helen's Run and Buffalo Creek at q
point on the ridge above Robert
Downs; thence with the dividing
ridge between Helen's Run and
Downs Run to the Helen's Run grave
yard OF the ridge: thence from the
ITelen's Run graveyard on the ridge
to E. NJ. Snyder's scalehouse; thence
in straight line with Precinct No. :
to the place OF beginning; and thai
the voting place Of said Precinct No
4 be, and is, established at the office
Of Henry Morgan in the Town Of Farm
lngton. I'm AZ
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a Rude Shock.

"Your fashionable friend seems to
be threatened with palpitatlon OF the
heart"
eyes. she just received dreadful
"And what happened to fortunes ia,
VORTEX" 4a.
"she was sitting in an employment
office waiting for a chance to look at
o cook, when a naughty. dame swept
up and offered her a job.%-Kansas
City Journal.
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Compromise Proposed.

"You owe me $4,000 which you say
you can't pay" announced the fnan-
cier. "Why don't you marry that eld-
est Knowall girl; she's worth twice
that amount" ~
mo, / can't do that; but you might
marry her. yourself and pay me the
difference" replied the young Adonis.
Judge.
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o. or r. M.

Setting Sun Tribe No. 1s. Meets each
Thursday evening at Red Mems Hall,
First Ward. H. Ernest Hawkins. K. OF
r. 1SS State Street, First Ward.
Waneta Council No.. 6. Degree OF Poca-
shontas Meets every Friday evening at
Red Mems Hall, First Ward.
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kNIoHTs OF PYrHiAs.

Mountain city Lodge No. 4s. Meets In
4 Fleming Bldg. Thursday evenings. s, T.
Miller. K. Of r. and 8.
and Merchant Streets, First Ward. every
tuesday evening.
Mountain City Temple No. s. Pythlan
Sisters. Meets every tuesday evening In
Fleming BIdg.t
Monumental Lodge No. 2ot. Meets In
eFrtday evening.
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Fairmont Lodge No. 294. Meets at
lElks Home. 419 Main street, near Mad.
,ison, every Tuesday evening at 1880
O'clock. Charles D. Barry, Sec, 22S
High street.
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kNIaRTs % MALrA.

Mountain State commandery No.
Gas, knights Of Malta, meets every
Thursday evening In their hall over
the Ideal Theatre at 7:3 o'clock. G.
Nv. Edwards, Sir Knight Commander;
&c. w. Walker, Recorder.
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y y Meets every second sunday at Knights
of Columbus Hall. NJ. J, O'Neal, Rec. Sec.
Boutlou Division, Ladies' Auxiliary.
recording secretary, Mrs. w. c. Bowman.
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MARION co. MEDICAL SOCIETY.

~ MARION co. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
ts1feets last Friday OF each month in the
4 F1eming Bldg. President. DR.. L. C. Hol-
4 land: vice president. DR., L. D. Howard;
4 Eecretnry. DIR. II. r. johnson; treasurer,
5sDr.tW. H. Sands: board OF Censors. Drs.
4 5.ssN.E YoSt, J. e. Offner, VIM. +. Boyers:
delegates to West Virginia State Medica
tkssociation. Drs H. II. Carr, A. l.. Pc
d ters; alternates. Drs, =. P. Smith, c. w.
Waddelt. f
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BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TRAINMEN
Meets every first and third Wednesday
|andtsecond and lastlSunday In Red Mems
lE1all.s J., e. Alexander, Sec.
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81. M. d. a.

Fairmont Avenue and First Street
"a NJ. Hartley, president; B, L. ButcheG
Secretary; J. o. Watson. treasurer.
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Fairmont Lodge No. .. Meets every
"Wednesday evening ats o'clock In tho
Maccabee Hall. Mckinney Bldg, 317f1Rin
street. r. D. Harden. secy. a 500
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Done,

aWell,"p said the doctor, you're
cured yat last. How do you feel?"'5
'Isfeel, said the patient, looking at
IFS wallet sadly, y fee. as IL i could
start life all over ain. - ehigh
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I kNloHTs OF coLUMeUs.

Nfeets first and third Mondays in old
Masonic Hall, corner Main and Madison
5Streets. Charles Armhruster, r. s.. 19o
Chestnut Street.
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EApIEs OF MODERN MAccABEEs.
Dent Hive No. 1858, Ladies' Of the Mod
sefn{ Maccabees. Meets the first and third
Fridays OF each month In K. Of p. Hall.
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-MAaoNIc.

Faismofit Lodge Nos. Meess VI. Ala
comic Temple frat and third Mondays II
e6chamonth. Francis r. NichOis. Sec.
Orient Chapter, No. .. II a. II. Meet,
~ masonic Tempt. second Monday o.
n 6f1tt. Francis E. Nichols. SEQ.
14c Lieutenant G. j. Straight.
IN sla sEommdhdsry No. g. X. T
Meets ltts MnEonlG Temple every fourth
lfondl FTnhciS p. Nichols. Sec.
lfiAoYIts Chapter No 81. o. e: 8
MeeIB sil Masonic Temple first and third
;ptilt s19 Helen Fleming. Sec.
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Meets every Tuesday In Willard Hall
Nv. c. r. u. Bldg. President. Mrs. w. .
Evans; treasurer. Mrs. A. L. Mcncar
1fSof n. All Locust Avenue.
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GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION.

Meets hrst and fourth Sundays Of each
month at Jacson Hotel Bldg. Chas. Grot-
ttendick. president; II. 9. voeIkeF, Sec.
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ORDER RAILWAY Conductors.
Meets every ifirgt and third Sunday In
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Fairmont Lodge No. 1879. Meets every
Thursday In old x. OF P. Hall. Mckinney
BID! n. J. Pearlman. Sec. SI \
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AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION.
Meets each second and fourth Tuesday
lotstheimonth In the K. Of p. Hall on Mali
Street.
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Fairmont Lodge No. il. Meets in Home
Savings Bank Bldg. every Monday even
ing. .. II. Kinkead, See.
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FRATERIIBL NEWS
MAr1ollAL oUAIap.

a.. "A. Ffrat west Yffginial Natloral
fsfnfds M6St8s every Monday IN The Tle?t
4ftnory. q jackson 81 Captatn Francs
frhrGiis: E1st Iieut chant. cse1. Strnihtt
COT Meets every edneSday In SucyF
Nfrnry. M Captain 81 BIZ C0rBkadon; jat
SIdeutenant AZ DE- Bell: "a &Lieuteuunt y.
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t9sAr kNlGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
Meets in MurgraVe Hall. w. A. Crowl
Meets first Friday Of each month in K, oil
c. Hail. Grace Mcdonnell, Rec. Sec.
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.LoYAL oRpER OF MOOSE.

showalter Tent No. Z. Meets every
Friday evening In Mckinney Bldg.
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w. w,

Meets every Monday evening In thu
ner Bldg, 112 Main Street. J. H: Kim
keRd, Recorder.
Degree OF Honor OF the w. o. W.
Meets on tho second and fourth Monday
evenings at 8 O'clock at the Same place,
This 10 the ladies degree Of the order.
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MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA

White Camp No. 5473, Modern Wood
men OF America. Meets every Thursday
evening at their hall In tho Skinner Bldg.
Walker, Clerk.
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Beginning at a point at the mouth
OF a drain on the northern bank OF the
West Fork river opposite the Ever
son Mill and running up said. drain
to the county road, thence with the
county road to the Fairmont and West
on pike; thence in q northeasterly
direction with Ssatd pike to the inter.
section Of the said pike with the Davis
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mo J.. Meets every Monday evening NJ
Ogden Avenue near Niadlosn Street. w.
e. Riggs. Soc, .,,a.
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pAuoHTEaso OF REsEkAH.
West Virginia Lodge No. g.. Alcots
every Monday night at Z O'Clock at ODD
Fellows Hall. III
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SWoopMEN OF THE WORLD.
Meets in X. OF P. Hail. Fleming Bldg
HIT. Jones, Clerk. 2o3 Albert Court.
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Precinct Mo. $.

Beginning at the corner of Precincts
Nos. / and q, at the Warrington dis
trict line intersection OF Teverbaugh
and Salt Lick county roads and with
said Warrington district line to the
corner OF Precinct No.s4; thence with
line of Precinct No. to the line Of
Precinct No. at the Low Gap above
NJ. E. Parrish's, aud with a line Of
Precinct No. l to the place of begin
ming; and that the voting place Of
said Precinct No. 6 be, and is, estab.
lished at the school house in the
Town Of Downs.
Precinct No. s.
Beginning on the northern bank Of
tile West Fork river ut the mouth Of
tho drain opposite the Everson Mil,
and thence up said drain to the county
road, and thence up the county road
to the Fairmont and Weston pike; and
thence in westerly direction with
said pike to where the pike crosses
Helen's Run; thence down Helen's
Run with the meaneers thereof to the
said West Fork river, and thence down
the West Fork river and the meanders
thereof to the place OF beginning. And
that the voting place for said precinct
No. G be, and is, established at the City
Point school house on Middleton Hill.
.@a Precinct No. z.
Beginning at the "old Coffee Spring
corner to Precinct No. /; thence run.
ming with Precinct No. / in north
westerly direction in q straight line
to the Marcus MILAN cemetery; thence
with the ridge In northwesterly d..
rection with Precinct Line No. l to a
point In the Low Gap above the resi-.
dence of NJ. E. Parrish, where the
county road crosses the ridge; thence
with said county road running towards
Pennington to the intersection of the
road leading from Harrington to Hell.
ems Run; thence with the dividing
ridge between Helen's Run and Buffalo
Creek to a point on the ridge above
Robert Downs; thence following tho
dividing ridge between Downs Run
and Ielen's, Run to the Helen's Run
graveyard on the ridge; thence from
Helen's Run graveyard to e: NJ. sny.
der's scalehouse, not to include q. NJ
Snyder in said precinct; thence with
Precinct line No. down the county
road to the "Old Coffee Spring" the
place Of beginning. And that the voting
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lNoTloE OF csANeE8oF ELECTION
PsEciNcTs ID LINCOLN DIS:
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
sWOMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL.
Reports Presented and Officers Elect
 cd for the Ensuing Year.

The annual meeting of tEe Wom- ans club was held in the First Bap- tlst church chapel this aftern oon at 3 oclOck. Reports for the past yea- Were presented and officers were chos- en for the coming year. After the meeting reception and musicale was held. Miss Grace Baum, Oi this city, now member, of the Acorn Opera company rendered a series of Slavic songs. Otto Hipp was aCcOmpa mist
 The following names WIG present. ed for officers by the nominating com mlttee: President Mrs. Andrew T . Sloper; first vice president, Mrs E. w. Schultz: second vice president. Mrs T. D. Russell; corresponding secretary Mrs. Rufus N. HemenWay; recor6ir 2 secretary, Mrs. Frank l.. Traut; treas urer, Mrs. George Rape15e; auditor Mrs. H. A. Taylor. The only change in the list was that of corresponding secretary, Mrs. Hemenway taking the place of Mrs. W. s. Rowland.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
Permanent Reief for
 Chronic COnStipdtiOn
Knowledge and Practice of Correct Daily Habit the
 Great Essential.

Constipation is a condition affecting all classes of all people and can be permanently relieved only by acquir- ing habits of regularity.
 The most natural time for the el1mlnat1ve process is in the morn ing when both the muscular and ner- vous systems are relaxed by sleep and rest. When relief does not come read fly, it is an excellent plan to take mild laxative at bedtime. Cathartics and purgatives, that by the violence of their quick action shock and disturb the system, should not be employed
 An effective laxative remedy that is very dependable, and which does not gripe or otherwise disturb the organs involved, is found in combination of simple laxative herbs known as Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin that can be bought at the drug store for fifty cents a bottle.
 Mrs. c. c. Allen, 215 Foam St., New Monterey, Calif., wrote to Dr. Cald- we'll that she found Dr. Caldwells s Syrup Pepsin just what was needed for constipation and distress of the stom-
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
FEATHER EX-OFFICIC."
Boys of Y. NJ. c. A. to Present Play
 of that Name Saturday.

Final rehearsals are being hel6 daily on the play Father Ex~Officio," ," which will be presented by the Boys department of the Y. M. C; A, in the banquet room Saturday afternoon and evening. The play will be open to the public, a nominal sum D ( ,ver ex- penses to be charged.
 The play deals with father, who has become so engrossed in his work, that he neglects his son. The latter falls into the danger of Vice and other temptations. The boy is in vOlved in a scandal and is forced to leave home by the father. He goes to Chicago, where he hears of a plot to rob his father. He en11avors to sound warning, but his efforts are misunderstood and complications arise. Later everything is straight ened out and the father a1ld son are reconciled. The play is a powerful appeal for closer relationship between father and son.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
REUNION OF CLASS OF '15.
High School Alumni Mako Plans to

High School Alumni Mako Plans to
 Meet at Scott's Inn, Cheshire.
 At a meeting of the 1915 class of the New Britain High school last night final decision was made to hold class reunion this spring. April 24 was the date set and the place for the reunion banquet is Scott's Wavefly Inn at Cheshire. The members of the class will probably engage a special acr. although more complete plans will be made at subsequent meetings.
 Thure Bengston was elected chair man of the committee on arrange ments and will be assisted by J. Fran cis Roche Harry Ginsberg, Miss Co., rinne Suneson and Miss Leanie Grove. Edward Martin will be toastmaster and the class will invite Marshall Da- wis, w. E. Fay, J. H. Moody and l.. P Slade of the faculty as guests of honor.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
RECRUITING OFFICER HERE.

Midshipman Barnes connected with the Hartford Naval station opened up headquarters at the local post office today, for receiving applications for the United States Navy. As was an- ticipated by the officer application were slow in coming in today. The officer was asked if the present trouble with Mexico had a tendency to cause an increase in applications and he answered in the negative, however, stating that the army officers Were getting many new recruits
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
DEMOCRATS IN FIRST
 WARD TO ORGANIZE
Important Meeting Is Scheduled
 for This Evening

First Ward democrats, in common with the members of that party throughout the various wards of the city are determined to make Q strenu- ous fight to bring the democracy back into power in this city and tonight there will be a meeting of first ward dem ocrats in "BiSmark Hall'' on the second floor of Bardccll's block to organize a club.
 112 Democratic Republicans.
 The attention of the democratic leaders has been brought to the fact that in the first ward alone there are nO less than 112 democrats who have registered for the republican primaries for the simple reason of helping some of their republican friends win their nominations. The first warders have been very much alive of late and three or four private meetings have been held at which the situation and it's possibilities have been thoroughly dis cussed.
 Agreed that the time has come to act, the democrats are nov going to make a big effort to bring the repub- lican-registered democrats back into the fold by making it worth their while to follow the banner of the democracy. The first step in this m ovement will De to organize a club that will meet at least oncc every month.
 Circular Letters Mailed. Following is copy of the circular r l which was received by mail by every 1 democrat in the first ward: ! Dear Sir:
 Your name has been selected to meet with those men in the demo- l cratic party residing in the First ward.
 The object is to organize a First 1 Ward Democratic club. This meeting | will be held in "Bismark HaH," sec-
 ond floor Bardeck's block, Arch street
 Tuesday, March 2Sth, at .45 D. m | sharp.
 Other very important matters wi | be acted upOn-Outside of electjng of 1 ficers to the new club-amons: which
 will be in assisting the club ir select. ] ing the best possible men for the citS
 ticket, to represent the ward; also tc
 select two mem bers for the Towr
 committee and seven delegates for the
 City Convention, who will be a cred
 not only to the First ward, but to the Democratic ticket and city as we'll.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
TARIFF Is NECESSARY.
Says Federal Trade Commission-To
 Protest Cane Sugar.

Washington, March 28.-Tariff pro- tect1on is necessary to enable about half of the beet sugar producers of the United States to compete with Cuban cane sugar in the opinion of the fed era1 trade commission, which soon will issue report on it's investigation of the beet sugar industry. The other half, the commission Will say, needs no tariff aid.
 The commissions investigation has has been a scientific study of actual physical and financial conditions of the industry. The report will make no recommendations. The present rate on sugar practically is one cent. which under the tariff law would be taken off May 1. The house already has voted to extend the tariff and the question now is before the senate
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
DANGEROUS VARIC0SE
 VEINS GAN BE REDUCED

If you or any relative or friend is wor- ried because of varicose veins, or punches, the best advice that anyone in this world can give is to get prescription that many nhvsicians are now prescribing
 Ask your druggist for an original two- ounce bottle of Emerald oil Gull strength) and apply night and morning to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon you Will hotlce that tlaIy Bra prowing smaller and the treatment should he continued until the veins are of normal size. So penetrating ana powerful is Emerald Oil that it dissolVes goltre and wens and causes them to d1sappeat. It can always be secured at Clark x 6ralnerd, Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
NAVAL OFFICERS HERE.

Groton, March 2S.-Half a dozen lieutenants of the Spanish navy ar rived here Monday to study submarine oonstruction at the New London Ship and Engine Co.,, plant. They will be here until August. A captain of the snanish navy has been at the plant nine months. There are about twenty Chinese naval officers and cadets at the nlant making the same study. Big orders for submarines are expected from both the Spanish and Chinese governments.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-28
ATHLETES CHOOSE OFFICERS

At meeting of the St. Joseph s Young Mems Athletic club last eve ming the officers of the senior and junior track teams were elected. Ger aid Hannon was named as manager and James McCabe captain of the senior team and Edward Kiernan was chosen captain and John Smith wick manager of the junior team. William Ahern and Edward Hannon have been selected as coaches for the athletes.