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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

INIT Gnren @noern innigit betannt
5u maden, 11no Die Md6den modte
i'd 6ringer1 bitten, BOB iie ibrer Mut-
ter in'S innige @ertra1ter 5iebet. Ct
5dbIet ibr Cure Soffn1ngen un6
Cure 8Iame. 8e1pabret fein @ebeimr
niB Dor ibr. 3iebet tie ms @ertrauen;
Tie lit Cure Bette Gre1nbin. Siir6tet
@l16 nidt, baB iie @u@ entmutbigen
miro. Solhe fie 6ieies tbpn, 10 miro
.iie @u@ einen beiieren 8eg 5eigen.
6iirdtet gu6 nidt> ibr g1er &er5 gu
eridlieBen, ion6ern flrdtet @u6 eber,
.irgen6 mel9eS @ebeimniB Dor ibr her-
idtpiegen gu -balten. SIRE Sabre bon
@rfabrungen boben tie pieles gelebrt,
meldes Gu ME burd 9ei6en gu lermen
boben miir6eit, menn Du ouf ibren
&atb odt gibit.
Die 8eit. fommt, uo mabrideinli@
@e6anfen an cine 1e1e &eimotb er=
ma6en. 9ier ioQte mani tpieoer Den
&atb Der Ml1tter fu6en; 6enm an6
bierin bt fie @rfobrung. SIRE Nn=
1idtet iber iolbe @ad)en mogen ga1r5
un6ers 6enn sic 9eimigen fem, aber
STR Iieben Ma6den, 11niere Miitter
iouten es .6o6 piiien. STR Mao@en,
borbt allo cuff Cure @ltern. @enn
bie iu11gen 2el1te MIR mi1iger maren,
li6 bon ibren Miitter1t be1fen at lai>
fen, 10 tpiir6e es bel meniger ruinier=
tie Samtlienfretfe, gebrodene &er5en
nn6 2ei6en geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Kinder schreie1
MACH FlETCHER'S
cAS T O r ia
F~alnilienkrei$.
Mittel 5,1r 3mfriebenbeit.

Sob orr6ere no6 8elieben ma6en,
8efummere 6i9 nm 6eine Sad)en!
~@as Sid nt@t angebt, 6ariber
urtbeile nidt; un6 miide Di6 nidt
bareir, 6amit 9u olle3eit Sen Brie0en
babeit!"
Mimm 6ieies @prii@lein mobl in
odt; es bot gor gol6ene 8eisbeit
auf ieinem @r11n6e. Si6 felbit, feline
geele in 6rieoen beiiten, lit cine iel,
tene, aber bodtpi@tige &unft. sic
i6eitert lei6er n11r au5u oft an unbe=
rufener Meagier6e. @ir miBten 10
germ, mos on6ere tbun, mie Tie es mo-
den> ur6 bariiber bergeiien mir iebr
uns felbit, unfere Seele> unier Sell.
8utpeilen ieben mir on6ere beDor,
3ugt, in beiieren @erbaltniiien, in
gludli9erer Gage Damn regen iid
Mei6 u1r6 Gram, giferiu@t un6 MiB-
gunit in nnS, un6 tint unieren Srie=
BEN it's geiHeben.
2aB 6ie an6eren mo9en, tpas Tie
tpollen; geb' n1r gu ungebinoert 6en
@eg 9einer Bflidt, 10 bIeiblt gu r1-
fig. Ser groBe Meiiter 6er prufti-
iden Emgen6, Ser liebe beilige 5ran3
bon Coles, fagt 10 f6on: ~Mm ion
ft6 mdt 3u biel nm sic Mngelegenbei=
ten m6erer, m@t einmal I'm sic Ser
ndditen 6milie tiimmern." Mu6
iagt er am6erSmo: rM6an ioQe ii6
me6er 6urb eitle &lei6ertrodt, nod
6ur4 6os @egertbeil auffautg ma
@en> benn zines lit 10 idIimm mie
6os on6eree." Dime @erdui1, obne
Muffauen> obne Sen g%on6erling gu
ipielen, rubig feline @ege geben, CUR
redten 3eit 6as @edte tbrr: 6as
miro uns 5ufrieoen uno fr0bli@ mo
den, bas tpir6 uns IN nns fe1bit BE-
gliiden, mabren6 unS iene nnrube,
iene Sorgen Mm Ole an6ern le6igli9
aufreibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Sir @anS ulo ;
&I6e. ;
@ametbdnber reinigen.

@ametb6nber reinigen.
y @ametbdnber reinigt man n1ittels
lintsfettigen Meibens nit einem IN
Ben3in getau@ten @oufled. Mdb<
renb bes Mbretbens muB man Dos
8an6 in Der 2uft ipannen; alio Elm
@noe befeftigt man pte1ei@t an i4pez
rem 8iigeleifen, bas anbere @nbe bdlt
bic 9an6; o6er 3mei per1onen belfen
babel un6 bolten 6as 8anb.
q Tim alte @ametbdnber auf3uz
frif&en, befeftigt man bas cine @noe
6es 8an6es, nimmt bas anbere @noe
feit in Die linte 9anb unb reibt oann
tii@tig nit einem in 8en3in getau4s
ten @olldpp@en 6ariber bin. @alo
pirb oas 8anb mieoer fauber unb
anfebnli@ erf@etnen. 9as @etben,
tpenn es dbnli@ Dem polieren ausse<
fubrt miro, bot 3uglet@ ben @ortetl,
baB es lei@t gebrudte @teQen tpteber
hebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
61rnmen n.

9reipierte1 un5en 9efe in parmem
@aKer aufl0ien, uno Elm 8iertelpfuno
Mebl ba3u rubren. Menn 1ih 8laien
3eigen, peroen ba5u gemif@t: 9retz
niertel 9fun6 Mebl, Elm Bis 5pei nn<
3er1 aufgelDfte Butter, Elm 81, eine
prife @al3 un6 foptel Mtl@, bab es
einen 91atten, elaitif4en Seig .gtbt,
ser an mormem Srte mebrere @tunz
Sen gum Mufeeben iteben mub. ST
mirb Damn in ungefdbr a@t Seile gez
teilt, iebes Sell ausgerol1t, f@0n pierz
edig eei@nttten. Damn 3peimal biagoz
nal, 10 oaB bier 9reiede entfteben.
Damn fabt mon bic @noen oes brett
ten Settles unb ront oas @tld na9
Ger mittleren @de bin, biegt bic fleine
@olle Damn gum 9albmono uno febt
iie auf Elm 8adble@. Na@oem tie
aufgegangen, meroen lie b%enbraun gez
baden, bann nit 81 unb Mtl@ uber<
pinielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
.S4mtttr TAM, INT nit
A6jtn 5n iagtm"

mlen 8opce bon MrgpIe, Mi11r1.,
Tit cine lange Bet an elmer idtuie-
rigen Sorm bon &er5lei6en, uno
obmobl er beitan6ig unter dr5tlider
8%ebanolung tpar, pur6e fem &C.
funobeitS5ultan6 iblimmer anitatt
better. @bIieBli9 >pur6e ieiner
Gamilie mitgeteilt, 6aB @opce 11l1r
nod et1ide Sage ldnger leben
Tonne. @eine @dmeiter tpuroe bon
Mebtasfa beimgerufen, Inn linn M6.
jen 5u iagen, ebe ct feline lange
@eiie antrete. &0nnte man ft6 einert
boffnungsloieren Gou boritellen?
Cine Sreunbin Ser SomiIie iiber-
re6ete lin 9r. Miles' @eort &em-
e6p 3u gcbrauden. Ct folgte Dem
@at nno bier lit fem einfades, ober
bereoiames 8eugnis:
snteilen. mas ST.. miles' Searf gienae6p fdr mid
getan bat. Naehoem ib etne LANCE Belt trant ge.
tueie': laete Der grst meiner Sa!milie. baS I'D
Shuefter Tan. bon Mebrasta. nm, mir @biell su
iueen. Nlber eine Greunoin In elmer Wadbbnrtobt
lterrebete MIDI. 9r. Mile8' !6eart. Mennebp unb
Dr: MileS' 93erpine gu periltben. Sd. nabn, bic
erite 9oie on ei,tent Gam9taaaberb bret Dpfett
am Spnntoa unb bret Dozen an, gsontae. Mons
tasradt ichlief idh bic aanse Madht. ben eriten aes
tunben Gblaf. ben itb IN bret Mnnaten aeno6.
SnnerbaIb elmer @pthe tpar tb fdbia. aneit au
eeben. Meetne &raft 11abrt AT. nnb n1ein @etpttt
Qtna idbIic6Iilh BON 128 auf 2O6 Gfunb. Dr. Mtles'
6eart Gteruebp unb Neruine BADEN MIR bas Gebert
gerettet.. un6 Seberu1a,irt 1T bieier ungegenb
tueiB e."
81. Miles' &eart Memebp tuirb BON
alien Apotgctcrn unter ftrenser @aran.
tie pertanft.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Ma&t be1n Maeenleioem, ben Ga
fen pber Mnperbamli@feit Elm Gnbe,
uBape's 9iapepFn" madt lauren, tra1=
ten, nit Gas angefiiQte,n Magert fiber
tpieber gut flble11 In finf Minuten.

@enn bas. tpas SIR eben geeei1en babt.
guren Mogen mfduert ODER tpie Elm
8leitlumpen Iiegt unb nidt berbauen
min, ODER Gas anfbIdbt urb fauer aufz
it0Bt, unberoaute Nabrung, ooer tpenn
SIR fdtpinoelig fiblt. an @er5brennen.
n%sberiiauns &,, nsbe a i@ ssaa ma @s,
itammenbes &opftpeb leibet. f0nnt Sbr in
flint Minuten ~gefegnete 2tnberung baz
ben. Ma9t Dem @agenlei6en fiir INNER
Elm @nbe, inbem SIR cine grobe fiinf5tg
Gent @6adteI Rape'a 9iapepfin IN gu<
ter apptbefe nebmt. Sbr finbet in flint
Minuten aus, tpie unn6tbig es lit. an TIM
berbauIidfeit, @artleibtgfeft ober irgenb
elmer Magen<11noronung gu letben. &c
1T Ser rddefe, iiderite IagenzIr5t in
Der 8elt. Ct 1T tpunberboI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
@uqeIbup +.


y @ieben l1n5en frii@e Butter Taft
man f@mel3en, feds bis adt 9otter
na@ uno nod bineingeriibrt, bann
gibt man pierunbbreibiertel l1n3en
fetngeitoBenen 3uder, BON elmer balben
3itrone Ole fetngebadte @@ale, a4tz
3ebn un3en Mebl, tnapp cine hinge
9efe un6 70 piel Mil@ oa3u, als Der
Seig onnimmt. @enn Der Seig. Der
70 loder fem mub, mie Elm gep6bnz
li@er &u@enteig, Elm penig gefal3en
uno felt abgetrieben 1puroe, tommer
nod @ultaninen uno gutgebadte Man<
oeln, porft6tig binein9eribrt, btn5u.
Mun miro bic 6orm gut NIT Butter
ausgef@mtert, nit geitebten @emmelz
brDfeln gut ausgeitreut. Johann Der
5eig. no@0em CT aufsegangen, in bic
Sorm gef6uttet, Damn poqen0s aufges
fen gelaf1en uno in einem gut er<
tpdrmten Ofen cine @tunoe pori t4z
ttg gebaden.
q @ieben un5en Butter peroen NIT
ettpas 3ttronen14ale un0 @aft fem
absetrieben, Damn tommen iieben uns
gen 3uder binein, ferner Gin 81 uno
Elm Ro6l0ffel Mtebl. Dies mtrb gut
perribrt, hierauf tommen nod fteben
@ier unb fieben Rohl0ffel Mebl, tm=
rer etnes na@ benz a11oeren uno iebes
etn5eln gut perribrt, ba3u. 3uleBt
mengt mon nur, etne l1n3e 9efe. bic
in 3pei 20ffeln Mi1@ aufgel0ft muroe,
6a3u. Mun miro Die @ugelbupfform
nit Butter sefdmiert, nit bolbterten
Manoeln beleet, Der Seig eingebi1t
xn6 Der @ugelbupf fd0n gebaden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
s Il.

9r0ff.
nmeinen sic ni4t, lisbe Trau."
ipra@ Der primarius profeFor 81.
@dgtno@en, mod Der 5beprie mii1en
@ie am 2eben bleiben, fo1ten Sic
aber oenno@ in ber Braris fterben.
10 nebme i'd Sbren Tau in meme @n>
3~ptlopdbte Der @birurgie auf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
New Process
Steam aundry

9enft Sbr Gttuas usn Care 0at4e?
@enn TO, barn pirb {. fid Gnd teA
men. ni9t auber N4t 1u Iahen, bob n.
Guer @ieentbum ~be6anbeln. all ndre e
bas un5erige. Sir baben bic peuftdn
biafte 8ofhanitalf in NoroDeften I'M
I,efern ert,t1 alnfe drbett. VIII &C.
5raEten teinr @%he,n,fu:c7; tvty beroerbe'
paber Cure @ader uidt. benn 81
refine Mrbeit unb bette DebanAliiRs
tpoIt, oann benft an unS. llntere pret
fe iinb niebr1g : als ionttpo, unl Dt
besorgen Cure 8an1ilientpd5@e biuigs1
alS Sbr es feltft tbun i6nnt. ertun6ta
l1b iber5eugt eud;. 8ir bnben a8er
ten in ben umlie8enben Sttd0ten.
9. +. Reper 1ampfmai&auhaH
gigentbiimer.
5. ase. q. q. GIe,1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
6erinqe au mariniere1.

@eringe gu marinieren.
9ie 9ertnge per0en gut gereinigt,
bonn un3erf4nttten getpdfert in Maf<
1er, 5uleBt in Mtl@ ie 3m6lf @tun<
Ben. Damn 3erf@nttten, obne bic
9aut ab5u3ieben unb NIT etnem 2orz
beerblatt, in mebrere Stide 3erteilt,
pfeffert0rner, Melten uno 3miebelz
f@etben in Elm @inma@glas gefdi@tet.
@dmtli@e Mi1@e (es tperoen n>r
Mil4ner p%eripenbef tperoen Damn gez
bidutet, fem 3erriibrt. nit etmas Pfefz
fer gemiir3t unb unter ftetigem Ma4z
gteBen bon etmas Mtl@, our@ Elm
9aarfieb getrieben. gu biefer @auee
miro gutes Olipen01 (ein Biz brei
20ffel poW gegeben. ti@tig perribrt.
Damn 10 ptel @fiis ba3u, bab es fduerz
li@ f@medt. Sic @auee muB, menn
iber sic @eringe 9ef@uttet; bieielben
bebeden. - Dtefe Dirt oes Mariniez
rens ergibt Elm febr gutes @efultat.
Sic @eringe mer0en pitant, aber milo,
uno au@ bic Sauee 1T febr gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

Ontel: sd 4offe, bu 1iebft beiner
Na@bar tpie bid felbif!"
Onfel: Sd mD@te tpobl. aber felt
er Elm neues Mutomobil bat, wiq Ct
bon mir ni@ts pi1en!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

oie taIter1 Seine, tpeidt oie gerei3te-
RebIe unb beilt gnt3inoung. Sud)et
10 biel Sbr tpoQt, SIR fonnt fein BET
lereS @uiten. mnb @rfaltungsmittel
finben. @s lit iber As Sabre I'M
@ebra119 un6 garantiert 3~ufrieoen-
felt. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Bete nnr.

~@omm, Mmieder," iagte 6ral1
Eeterion> rfa9e 6ein @ebetden, ebe
on bid idlafcn lcgit! Gu mubt Dem
&eilan6 fir feline 2iebe banfen, Die
er Dir be11te er3cigte."
rMamn," anttportete oas 4iro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

8ie GrfGltnngen at beilen.
@ermenoet Musiebung uno Dmrd)r
5ug. @Bt ridtig. Mebmt &ing's
Meue gnt6edung. sic lit %5ubereitet
BON Sibtenbar3, beilen6en 8aliamen
un6 milben 2%arirmitteln. On. Sings
Nep DISCOVERY t0otet un6 bertreibt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
sc fin.

Gin pfuno geto@tes maeeres
@9peinsfotelett, einunoeinbalb pfuno
geto@te &%albsbruft ooer 3unge, etnz
babies pfuno 8ru9fpargel, Elm 8ter<
telpfun6 Gbampignons, fit fiinf3ebn
Gents 8opern, Der @aft elmer balben
:3itrone, cine Meferfptbe pfeffer uno
Mustatblite, @al3 na9 @ef@mad.
Sos Tleii@ tpirb in tletne Wirfel,
@porgel unb @bompignons meroen in
feline @@eiber 9ef@nitten uno NIT fol-
GENDER @auee gemif@t: Butter unb
Mebl miro gei@mibt, NIT S1eif4brlbe
unb @pargelpafer glatt geribrt, oas
a%ngegebene @epir3 oa3u getan uno
NIT bier @ibotter abgemelt. Damn
miro alles nermtf@t, in Muf@eln gez
9eben, bas @an5e nit Butter unb gez
rtebenem Parmeiantdfe beitreut uno
cine @iertelftunbe i'm Sfen gebaden.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
FIREWORKS ENJOYED
 BY MANY THOUSANDS
New Britain's Display a Great Success Much Credit Due Chamber of
 Commerce and Police.

New Britain's grand public display of fireworks took place last evening as per arrangement and for which much credit may be given the Cham Der of Commerce. A crowd of about 30,000 people and between 5000 and 4,OOO autos were on hand when the l first bomb rose into the air at $50 o'clock. From until g the A1neri- can band rendered one of it's popu- lar concerts which was greatly en- Joyed by the early arrivals
 A display that was totally unex- pected was witnessed during the evening when a huge fire in Meriden lighted the sky for miles around and gave one the impression that the sun had taken an unexpected course and was returning for the evenings en- tertainment. The citys own display which consisted of bombs, aerial pieces, waterfalls set pieces and col ored pieces of all kind that set the heart of both young and old Amer ica aglow with pride.
 Special mention should be given the police department for the excel lent manner in which. the huge crowd was taken care of, assisted by the Boy Scouts Chief Rawlings, Ser geants Kelly and Herting had charge of the police squad and were given very little to do outside of parking cars for the crowd was of the orderly type and little inclined to violence.
 Taking everything into considera- tion the display was a grand success and all those who were in any way connected have the thanks of all the vast throng that was in attendance.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
UNOCCUPIED HOUSE
 GUTTED BY FLAMES
Structure on Newington Road a Total Loss-Barn Burns Monday
 Night.

An unoccupied two tenement frame dwelling house on Newington road was burned to the ground shortly be- fore o'clock last night. Although the house, which was the last one on the right side of the road before the Elm Hill railroad crossing is reached, was in the town of Newington the New Britain fire department rec spOnded. The firemen could do noth- ing, however, as there is no hydrant near.
 The house was owned by R. H. Err win. It is estimated that the house was worth about $2,00O. What started the blaze is unknown. The house was in an isolated location and whether some one purposely set fire to it for the excitement of a big blaze, or whether the fire astrted from a rocket, fire balloon or some other Fourth of July fireworks is unknown.
 Yesterday afternoon the fire depart ment was called to Rockwell avenue where there was a little roof fire in Volz's house. There was no damage
 J. Shapiros barn in the rear of Hartford avenue was gutted by fire at midnight Monday. Several horses were saved but the barn is almost total loss. The origin of this fire is also a mystery.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
FALLING POLE KILLS
 7-YEARS-OLD CHILD
Mary Aparo of Main Street Meets Tragic Death While at Play
 in Own Yard.

Seven years old Mary Aparo of Main street received injuries yesterday noon that caused her death a short time Britain General hospital a short time later, when a heavy telegraph pole used as a pulley line clothes aole in the rear of the Hotel York, snapped off at the ground and in falling struck the little one on the head.
 A heavy iron spike near the top of the pole struck the little girl on the head, crushing in her skull. Medical Examiner Harry E. Elcock gave the cause of death as purely accidental.
 The little girl was playing in the yard when the big pole fell and she did not regain consciousness. Investi- gation showed that the base of the pole had rotted away so that when the strain of one of the tenants hang ing clothes on the line came on it. it snapped off and fell with great violence.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
Events Tonight

High class photo drama, Fox's the- ater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater.
 Alexandra lodge, I. o. D., meets in Turner hall.
 Thusnelda lodge, D. o. H., meets in Bardeck'S hall.
 Sacred Heart alumni association, meets in parish hall.
 St. Elmo lodge, K. of F., meets at PAP Main street.
 Andre lodge, I. o. o. F., meets in Vega hall.
 Phenix lodge, I. O. o. F., meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Erwin Castle, K. G. F., meets in Eagles hall.
 Carpenters union, meets at 34 Church street.
 Lady Turner's society, meets in Turner hall.
 Winthrop council D. of l.. meets at PIT Main street.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
WILCOX FAMILY REUNION.

The fourth annual family reunion of the Wilcox and allied families will be held at Westerly, R. l., August 31 and September 1 and 2, 1916. The three days will be taken up by recep~ tions, recitations, addresses and ban quets. Saturday morning a busin ass session will be held at which the roll call and election of officers will take place and also the election of new members. Major Frank Wilcox of Berlin is member and is expected to- attend.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
PATROL COVERS 80 MILES

During the evening of July the police department was kept unusually busy preserving order and investigat- ing complaints. The new auto aux Hilary patrol proved it's usefulness and according to Chairman E. G. Babcock of the safety board it covered no less than eighty miles about the city streets Investigating complaints. At one time the patrol the auxiliary and a com mandeered private car were out at one time and each brought in one or more prisoners.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
City Hens
60 Shoe Sale. Besse-I4eland's.

 meeting of the alumni asso ocia- Aof the Sacred Heart school will seld this evening. He sewing classes in the vocational bl opened for the season today, a large attedance, Ae wedding of Joseph Maietta and Helen Naples took place this Hing at o'clock at St. Joseph's seh. Rev. J. Leo Sullivan per- Fed the ceremony. Sta1lation of officers and the N-second anniversary of organ \ will be held this evening by Snelda lodge, D. O. H. Zoo Shoe Sale. Besse-Leland's s.
 neeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
 he Spanish War Veterans, will 8Rld tomorrow.
 Sputy Mrs. Ellen Seymour will in E the officers of Alexandra lodge. B D. this evening. x. Island Fabric-(guaran test as lbs. to square inch) used in @abia tires-at Rackliffe's, -250 E street.-advt.
 s Aorney and Mrs. Leo Kelley of @ville are receiving congratula- N on the arrival of a daughter.
 Kelley was formerly Miss Lulu Ken of this city. @ three year lease of the F. O. F. 8scooms in Holmes and Hoffman $ #d the first of the month and Ely negotiations are underway
 Fred Beloin, the proprietor, for
 e of a similar term. The society #ote on the matter at it's regular SHly meeting.
 the July sale at the Kavanaugh @ 40 Pratt St., Hartford, you can N an inexpensive choice of frocks, 8 bIouses and sweaters at re- hbly low prices having an ex-
 collection from which to se- 2 -advt.
 Arlington of 19 Oak street \ aimed to the police this morning
 he had been assaulted by Alec Bfski in Gordon brothres' store. Mouble arose over a bicycle.
 0 Shoe Sale. Besse-Leland's.- 8 new summer uniforms of khaki @ e fire department members have # d and if the weather permits hen will soon blossom forth re- s9 ent in their new raiment
 . John A. Boyle of 447 Church @ returned to her home today @ the New Britain General hos l dness of Aunt Delia's Bread"
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
CONVENTION HERE.

The state convention of the Swe- dish-American Republican club will be held in this city August 5. At a meeting of the local organization, scheduled for this evening at O. clock in Electric hall, plans for the con- vention will be discussed. The local club is entitled to nine delegates to the convention and they will be chosen at the same time
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
FORMER PROFESSOR WEEDS.

Announcements have been received of the wedding of Charles H. Mergen- dahl to Miss Alice Broadway of Wor- cester, Mass. The wedding took place at Worcester on July 1. MT. Mergendahl was formerly instructor of physics and mathematics at the local High school and is now an instructor at the Lynn Mass, Classical High school.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Peter Welsh, employed around Hoffman's barn at 1056 East street, is in a serious condition at the hospital as a result of his being kicked by a horse yesterday. Two of Welsh's ribs are broken and one lung was pune tured, making his condition more seri- ous. He was attended by Dr. c. H. Dalton.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

0. H. Herich of 241 South Main street notified the police last evening that as he was driving his automo- bile into a garage on East Main street he accidentally ran into man named Walter Saboski. Saboski's hand was slightly cut.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-05

The six years old son of Patrick J. Connolly of 93 Beaver street fell off a fence yesterday, striking his head on the sidewalk. Although the boy w9s rendered unconscious, he was not seri- ously injured.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-04

Thursday the Lakeland Evening
Telegram celebrated it's fifth birth
day, and Editcr etlcrington invited
all who think the work of that paper
during the five years of its busy life,
has been good work, to- pay the pa
per birthday call. The Herald is
rather far away to make the call in
vited, but it can, with perfect assur-
ance that it is but telling the facts.
say with all sincerity that, in it's
judgment, the work of the Lakeland
Evening Telegram, from the first day
of its publication until now, has
been good work, true work and
square work, and that it has been
and is a credit to the State and a
wonderful help to the community in
which it is published That paper
takes high rank among the papers of
the State and its future position is
secure. The Herald congratulates
Editor Hetherington and hopes for
him and his excellent paper long
life, prosperity and many happy re-
turns of the day.-Miami Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-04
At The Churches Sunday

This service will be conducted by
members of the Woman's Missionary
Society A program of unusual in
terest has been arranged and the
public is invited to attend.
This society will observe the fol
lowing week as a week of prayer.
$3.50 p. m Tuesday-Boy's pray
er meeting in the church.
$50 p. m. Tuesday-Men's prayer
meeting at the residence of Mr.. j. c
Skinner. 81 South Virginia avenue
p. m. Wednesday-M idweek SER
vice conducted by Woman's Mis-
sionary Society.
Visitors and strangers are cordial
ly invited to all services.
L. D. LOWE, Pastor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-04

as well have gotten the full legal
rate-no one could question his
right to- do so; but because the city
was struggling and hard up in the
rapid growth it was making at that
period, and because he loved it, and
wished to help it grow, he voluntar-
lily made charge for printing the
ordinances of only one-half the legal
rate. Many notices and other mat
tiers of publicity that are charged
for now were given free publication
during all that time. The City
Clerk, who is certainly an impartial
authority, we believe, will bear out
these statements. Since there has
been another paper published here,
we have never offered to do any
printing for the city at less than the
established rate, so if any rate-cut-
ting was done, it was done against
ourselves only, and certainly nc one
Commissioners, upon assuming office,
promptly took the city's business
from this paper and have been pay
ing double the price charged by us
ever since, but we have made no
complaint, though we did think the
taxpayers were getting rather a raw
deal when for a single item the city
was charged as much as this paper
charged for all advertising for an en-
tire year.