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New Britain herald., 1916-04-22
S35, ,OOO FIRE IN LYNN.
Panic Caused by Flames in Five Story
 Building

Lynn, Mass, April PA fire fed by gas which was set free as some of the pipes melted caused a panic among the occupants of the Bergengren building, a five story structure today. Several persons, including Judge Phil ip A. Kelly, of the district court, were taken down on ladders and twelve others escaped over adjoining roofs. No one was injured.
 The flames were confined to the first floor and the damage, principal ly from smoke and water, was esti- mated at $35,000.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-22
HAY HAS SPECIAL RULE.

Washington, April 22.-Chairman Hay of the house military committee tc day met Republican Leader Mann's S parliamentary Instructions to let ting the army bill proceed to the ad- justment of points disputed between senate and house by introducing a resolution for a special rule for an immediate conference
New Britain herald., 1916-04-22
BROTHERHOOD TO MEET.

Cleveland, April 22.-Representa- tives of the railroads in the United States and of the four railroad em- ployes' brotherhoods will meet at Chicago April 27 to discuss the recent demands of the brotherh pods for an eight hour day. Announce rnent to this effect was made here to- day by w. G. Lee, president of the 1rainm men's brotherhood.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-22
CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES,

New York, April 22.-The state nent of the actual condition of clear ing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they held S99, ,9O8,62O reserves in excess of legal requirements. This is a decrease of $2,836,07O from last week.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-22
iEEAND STANFORD WINS.

hkland, Cal, April 22.-The of the Leland Stanford Univer-
 won by five lengths the annual
 with the University of Cali
 la today over the three mile |se of the Oakland estuary. The
 kcial time was 1923.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-22

In addition to convening congress in joint session to hear his views on the submarine question President Wilson called into consultation the ranking members of both sides of the senate and house foreign affairs committees, Senator William J. Stone, of Missouri, democrat, is chairman of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12

Snipeftor ipirb non ben Gipiloienlt.
StonnuiiI1ren on 25. D. %. sorge.
upn!nleil iperoen. Gs fomrnen nm
5lpei slpplifantelt, neld,e Der Eolijei
f9r:e nngcbofcu, in Betradt.
Gle glnfldge nepcn Die 6cioer
;Sortigen Geo. gni, un0 1bont
yndianan, luelde Der Grnoroirna 6es
Sopca SepTonr llno Oes 9loberi
Stilraepn beidjulbi1t iDcroen, mirt
am lddlten Samttag Dor benz Conn
N Hidter ,)leao uerbdnoelt meroeit
@iebrcrc 3eiaen fmlde Der Sdiei;,
nffaire beigetpobnt bnfen, iin6 uorge.
idoeli iporoen es bdhOelt lid) Ga.
rum cb Die beioen 6nrbigsn ais Die.
lenigeiL iucldje cn1e5Ii9 oie Sdlilil.
atgefeiiert baben ioaen ioentifi5irt
Deroen fonnen.
- Der @ilfsmarf9oG Z. Gsenep
rnb Der bieiige sSeueripe9rinipeffor 10.
leslie tperben am ndGiten u2ontaq
Nornlitiag nit elmer JnIpeftion Der
nifsntliGen pnb Qripat Garages Be-
e.nnen. Gs Iod bur9 bi. snihtiion
feftaeitelt psrben, Oh aeniigen0e
ShuBmabreseln segen bic Geuergse
fubr ergriffen fuorbsn iinb.
Sriits 9lbeas finbet an Der 43.
Gtrdbeailnb De gpurfeb 9fpsnue in
Glib eopinston cine WaifenDerfamms
Ting itatt, in tpelfsr msbrere Rebner
Ter perfdieoensn Woblfcbrts qlKos
eiationen gnfpraheu oil bic 8srs
fcmmlung ri6tsn fpsrben. Die Qns
nabme ,alfer Bombs, ipeids fir @ers
beherungen beftimmt iinb, pirb ben
Stimmssbern brinsenb enpfoblen
fperben.
5rau Marp Su6sr, seb. Gdens
ratb. bic Mutter Der 5rau CHARTS
ssenb. ift geifern in i6rem Sauie gso.
233 gite StraBe mad tursem 2eiben
i'm glter bon 81 ssabren geitorben.
Sas 5ini6eiben Der brdben 5rau,
pslde ii9 sablretGer 1ralnbe erTreus
t:. fpirb aufrihtis bebaiiert. Sic bin,
ttrlabt bier G5bns unb 3fpei S06tsr.
Cas 2ei6tubegGrsniB finbet am
Gamitos. benz IA. b. Wlts. Inn 1 llbr
No6mittags bonn Sauis Der yrnu
Charles TeuB, Ro. 1872 Nain Gtras
bs aus fiatt. Die Qsihe iptrb auf Dem
5isbtdnb SrieObOf CUR l.bten Rub
fsftdtiet iperben.
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O. tx @ape 112, Saditrup 112, So5
litter 112, SulIipn 112, Rbpmer 112.
gtertes Rennen. = Sret Sabre alte
uno dltsre; Ie6s 5ur!Ongs: Sane
Straiabt 102, MiIeitorc 102, Simis
tri 103, Sma Grunt 1o5, Or. 2arrtd
l06, Roscoe 9ppIe 107 Wtars GdiIis
tp LOT. Or. Carmen 11o, S. 5. Dlurz
bod 10S.
Tiinftes Rennen. - 0rei Sabre
alte; cine Nfeile uno 'ieb5ig gdrbs :
2anps of gleaiure Sc, Gbsds 96,
Gapt. Rees 102, Sosn %. alein 104,
Sppbopm 113.
Se6ites Renutn. - Bier Sabre
alte unb Gltere; zine Mte:Ie uno iieb3ig
garos: pit ST., 104, SHooIeHce 104,
Srmulu 104, 0orotb1 Dean 104.
glipneD.Mahr 107 gtrrtet 100, Boz
Ssnslen 100. Manassr Maite 112.
Siebepns Renneu. - Selling: bier
Sabre clte unb Gltere; cine unb 1s16
gleiler: Gol Mar6mprt 104. grince
z. 194, 8aterprpof 105, Samuel u.
Wlg,sr 1O7, Gpmmauretta LOT, Reno
1G7, 9s 1o7, Settle apuiie 40, 9uipe
Woit III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
anebaemamn'Wprtrd
Girielben finSen in Der 3eit pum 10.
bis sum 25. Gftphcr itatt.

Mir perben bulb tpieher @elegenbeii
6etommen, BEN bier bo9gelbdBteu
4rpFeFpr Or. Gugen Suebnemann Il.
elner Serte pou 8ortrdQen gu 6Dreu,
bic Der 9enannte untsr ben 9lufpt5ieu
Der neugegriinbeten @ermaniitiT9en
@eieli6aft bait. OieIe 9rrtrdse, feds
an Der 3abl, frnben in Ger 3eit BON
13. Sttober bis gum %. Sttober ftutt
unb 5tpar i'm glubttorMm Des Goniers
ratprb Of Muiic al Der DAT Strdbe.
Der 2lnfang II arrf a2t u9r 2lbeuos
aHgeieBt.
SaiIon 5illtrittstarten su SO fir
oteie feds unb bier fpeitere 9orleIun=
gen Iinb bei q. 6. WilDe, % Sft 7.
Strabe, 81 BADEN. Der @tntrittsprets
fir bic eitSelueu 8ortrdae lit 81.
proiefor &liebnemann pirb folgens
be Sbemdtd bebauoeln:
13. Sttobel .8om bertI1en
&ultlrgebantea".
16. Sttpber =, 9eiti6Ianb unS
Der grSiebunesgebarfe
Is. Sttpber - nStdte, Der GrSies
bet Der beuti3n Ratior".
q. OttOtsr - Bon Der @slt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
4ie &iffsgefeafdaft.
slm 5rsitas abenb lit pieoer Ser.
iammlnns in Der NOro Sine.
Snrnbale.

Die 0eutifJs unb Dtiterrei6iT9e
llnsurii9e 5iIfsseieadaft tommt
am 5reitag QlbenD in oey gorO @ins
cinndii Surnbaae pieOe- 3uIamm:n
lnb bic WitglisOer uHo Jreunoe oes
5iifsperts iino gs6eien. Der @srs
iammiuna 6eisunobnen. Gs finbst im
3Jionat nur zine Situng itatt, 10 baB
ss nur eill ssriuges Gsfsr an 3eit lit,
psl6es bic @eielib1ft Ten Jreunoen
bes 2ie6esperts aIferlegt. Die penis
gen gcqmten iinb fir biz. eble sagc
js6en 1og t9dtig unb lie murren uno
Hagen ni9t unb babeN aur ben eincr
8uni4, einmal i'm Utouat lire hras
pen unb treuen Witarbeiter, bic beutz
lden WidHne- unb bic oeutI9er
lrauea ne6ft psnen aus Den s.. uno 3
3anosu, um ii4 5u ieptH. 0ieien ges
nib beIGsibensn Dunia gu erfiilen,
ba3u 6is!st ii9 am 5re;tqg 2tbeno bic
Bette @e!egenbsit. @erIt,isbsne 9(nge,
lsgsnbeitsn DOH aagenetHem Sntsrefs
tpsroen aur 9eipre4ung gelangsn.
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5ir bic ct, Siita 1anbitnmmenidJnle.

Gum 9eften ba Ct, Rita 9aub.
FummenI4uIc 1T I cute Elm 9abentag
eRsefeBt, I'm ben freurben bes s5as
ltttuts uno bsm pu bIitum i'm GQges
metnen @eIessubett I]u se6en, Der Ies
senstet4 tptrtenhsn lnItalt ibre llas
ttrItiBuas Gnsebetben su laiIen, wfan
fabre nit Der 2odiai D Gar bis 5nr
Sanalbriide in 2odIam9 uno bort ite'
ZEN autumobile bereit, bic Die Seina
der toIteufret Sur Garir befDrocrn.
Gin biibI4es prpgramm t pDrbereitet
pprben, unter anberm gi II 90 I'M 2
llbr ged9mI!tdss eine q artensefea'
IGaft unb ss IinS bIbT3e pretie ses
fttftet tporoen. Sas GmpFdh 9 Sons
Hittee iest itd aus hen FoIgtnber
8errtn Sufammen: SpI. .. S9ertamp,
4,eter y. Saneiber, Ri9arb Crane,
Wltdael WtuIlen, =. 8. GaIentnt W.
ejerebesdn, Tr. Sps. y, SSartr SoS.
5. 9eettn, etusuIt Sanssen,, Sciep5
grnlns, 4}m, q, gplanb, Sofep5
edutte, Or. 3. y, Srantsr, eeorgs
9. Notrser, Mitbael DenanHsp, z. :.
Dalipigtl, Wm. gerne. 3, cusu5si.
FhiI, 8, Serset. ). s.. SoIttrs, 5.
Tieaaber, .. Mebmah S. iDeatlier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
Fred. A. Erschell,
aeidembeifattsr nab GinbalIamirsr
7u. yor& Str, gle.ppcrt, ,ap.,
xslspoor: eouib ss rns ssuib 2eeo.
alsranbriH Ctiies: 8uanb s57 Q 8
Eiiisifnr EfrtaueinHgen
bts astQsmmiiiare psn slrwpsrt. ~. an
10 Eftnber 1916

Ter Rssupprt Nntb ber 5tdbtieomHiiIIdrs
bielt am pblaeH 2atliiH inter bem Bcrite bes
WldDors pro temp. gleGrsa feline reguIdre
Etbung nb. aripefenb ipareH bic StoHiuitf.
fdre Gberf. German nno 3steienberg. Tas
grotnfol Der lebtet Elbnrg iptiroe beitdigt. -
Ter Heritt beS iidhttiten WebtictS lber bic
s5innn5idee pro Sepfeniber 1915 ipnrbe eui9e'
genasnonfineii unb 5ur pIinIlsiring angeorbHet.
Der gtri1t bes fidbtil~eu Sneeuleiirs bin.
it6tiid oeS SeiperbdnS tH bsr Sobn Sttabe
lpurbe enipe1eHgeromulen.
Der Peridt bss @elimbbetebeunlten BRO
Eertember 1918 ipnr6e enieeeenaenomfnen -
Ter Hertctt oeS fiouetfors riidlidnoiaer EienerH
bro September 1916 ipurbe enigelsngsnouirierl.
i5erner ipurbsu enfgeaeugeRouIuien ber Be,
rtdt beS f!lbtiInen Meccrbers bro September
1915 unb ber Beridi be5 sinans ftonrmindrs
btHiihtlit Der Adn5elltriiug eiugeioiterGDupons
Cine meiplutioH murbe nnaeHommeFf. lpunacb
Elm Scirer In Der Jcbn gtr1bs; 1P. unb Eoutb
Eftnbe hergeitelt perhen fcl.
gtne Mefolniion purbe araenpmursIr. mpnnb
Scnbs 0ee Gepnrtemsnts filr bffentIl1e CIDER
teif TRANSCRIPT tuerbeu foiIeH.
gsebrungen INT ous Tsp1rfeurerf ber 1fIent.
Iidtsn g9erfe iuurber sir BdbIung Grneipiefen
Qtne Wciclatiou iuurbe dngrnonfmru ponntb
Ucnts bes Depnrtererfs iilr tffenfIi6e glsrte
iransfertrf fperbeu follsn.
6istauf gertaeung.
oa. GsaA ., MsGrss
elsssrs Rsltxs RstA 6ssssSss.
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Nekbsrt.

Die Reiuport Cifiee iir bns Gin
einnatier golfSblatt" beiinoet iid in
0o. 339 yorf Strafs, gegeuiibe,
oem Gourtbonie. .ouislbit Reuisfei'
ten, auseisen n. I. iu. bis 8 Ibl
slbeubs entgegensenommen iuerben,
Selepbpn Srntb 2401.
- Der bsuif6e pionier @ereir
bislt seitsrn @benb unter BEN @oriis
bes Serrn petsr 8auiancurt ieins
reesImdbige Sibuns ab. 5err Geo.
Jaet6 protoiollirte. 9err 8dufdii'
curt als Dtlegdt bes Relpport Stabs
perbanbs, bsri9ete iiber bic lsstbin
absebaltens 9eriammlung. Serr 4l'
freb Reinbarbt ergriff bierauf bas
Wort, I'm bic 9eutIGen gu sirem fs'
fen 3ufammenbalten gu ermabnen,
unb gegsn allie 0euiidenbaiier un1
6sser tiibn in bic Strmiten gu tres
ten. Serr 2uoas 9aubsr iprdb IN
Gbnli9em Sinne. geibe Rebnsr ipurs
ben fir ibre iernisen DOrte, bic ibre
Wirtung ni6t perfeblen, Siir6 geis
fall ausss5sidnet. - Der Saabmsis
iter unb Sdretdr ipurben aufsefors
bert ibre 9eri9te in Der nd9iien SIP
uns, pann bic balbiabrlife @ers
iammlung ffattfirben fpirb, eiii5urei
9en. glud ioIl gum S4luB bisier
Yeriammluns Elm Subel Gommtrs
dbsebdlten iperben ipeItIl geiulne
GereisniiIs eintreten folltsn.
- 6eiratbsifeine. Sbeobore Wlal,
btHsr. "a. unb 2iba 3eibussr. %,
beibe BON 2ineoln Co., Fp.. = Sci.
gorboip bon 9abton, ap. uItb Wprtle
geton bon gopinsion. - 9lubretu
Salt, n, unb Golbie Corn, 81, bsibs
bon @snton Co., 8. - aouis Wein'
ling. "a, unb aba 2tibrein, "a, beiDe
BON 8rotpn Co.. 8. = Wm. y.
Roisn unb Gertrude Craig, bstbe BON
Repport, ap.
- geIibtitsl D.r6nberngen. -
Frances g. Bitter an Sames g.
2brsns Elm Got, 25 bsi 100 yuB an
Der Rorbisite Der s. 9lpe. in Dapton
5u 81. - Charles Musller an Jrant
unb M. 2etninser, cine Got an Der
WeifTeite Ser German GtraBs. 20 bel
70 CUB su 81. - @ietor WeGabe an
6enrp Msibman, sine Got an Der
g. so. Ode Der 8. unb &enion Ctr.
in Dabton, % bei 40 SUB, gu 81
Sba Wlusstnrfbss an 6. 8. Utiles,
cine 9ot an Der 4errp 4De. IN Belie'
pue su 81.
- Die .UDung Meu's Sebrcp-
QlfIocintion1 iptrb am ndhiten syreitas
glbenb ibre neues Rfublpfal I'm Gje,
bdube ber Rcpport Rational gant
Or. Aaplan BON Ginctns
natl ipirb bic Geitrdbe bdIten, tporauf
sin mufitolif9 befIamatorifhes
QroSrumm s'ls Da,r9titsGTs gslaHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
H5eallati5mns na(5
itintnl Ansgang5tage
Sagoansflna M eiuem nnfIen Gage
bringt idjmcr5bafte 5uiseu.

Giumni sins Gbarlts giHlien. ans ebifabsf.
pbia, iastn. Us irar eu triibfr Hfssntds, unD
bag fanst 3nbrinetH 10 srr aaIte nHb yiaii,
rIad'ts sincu idDsren ausrff rsn abtHmpsIs'
EfHs. Or mar an iein esim ssfeiisii.
Gm 5tranb tmpiatl stSan'c eminent In.
bfm er ieiHeH sisrnsn 5an ols einen 8eweis
irIner ssiriiamffif aniabrie. wlnnm ianftr
cine Siaffle Hnb apyGsirir has einimsni aai
bic ifmrSsmbm wiiebr. Saloise 5tiiernns
i5nrcs iuaErarnpmmsH Hnb rr irnr idbis, idl
fuifber btu @tfdaff ~ tvibmeH.
9trr g;Hiisn idJstibt .,estf isHtr GrinhmHa
bin la nifmais sbne sipaH's einimsm i'm
GesiainihrnHi anurffn." eif wrrbrn finSen,
y. 90 Euafaunsrn, grfsniunsen, 3abnpeb
raiisfst pnb iasmen aadeH, ptnraiais. tlatiad.
lid sns anheriid,sn samtrsn iinssrt. Sci
Gnen apptbatrn. 25s, SOC uno si.O0 biz Slaids.
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nfh Ndeurnth.

i'm glter bon B7 sa5reu 9Gs eei4snbesdrg'
gletmitiaes. bonn 5Giife Der 1ofier ber Ber6lt'
dosHen, sSran Charles iyeib, 30. 1882 Drain
Strdbe, Gobiratcn. aus fsatt. 9serolanns Guf
BEN 5ieblano t5fiebbof. 12,13G
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ierm offentlihcn 2e6en selporben Gie
4usitequng lit ungenletn reifbaltig
un6 man fann bort alles IN augen-
idetn uebmeu, mas Die 9IittomoblI'
irlbuItrte berporbrtngt Ser Don.
nerstag lit fir ben bieiigen 9llttc'
flu6 angeiest, 5rettng lit Ebea-
ter rno S6iotag unb Santftaa -
yGanop Gop". 3ierlide 9LlttomobiL-
Aeu, aus 3uferpert hergeItellt, lDar.
oen als Soupenire lpeggege6en.
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Sie Nntpmubil. .Ausitellnng.
Ger itarfc geind, entipridlt Sem tar
fen Snterciie fiir oiciclbe.

9ie gluto Sboip, pelfe felt per.
ganaenen Santitag in Der Daiiifbailc
I'M Sang 1T. erireut iib eineS fort'
qeiett lturfen 8eiud)s, oas bette Bet
den fir bas lebbafte Sntereiie, mel,
dies Der glilsitealng erttgegengebra1t
ipiro. Gas lit mi6 gang natiirliA,
benn oas gluto bat Idrgft atfgebQrt,
elm Spiclseug fir bie Rei4en su
jein; ss tit Iansit aiws EaftOr m wv.
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Satpmia Rennen.


9as Refultat Der geitrigsu Rsnnsa
1T ME folSt:
GritesRennen. - Se6s Jurs
lpnss; 3pei Sabre dlte Wlaibens: Cir
Neaons, 112 (aeberis), gepOnnen;
Gsminols Sling, 112 (SOoie), 5tpeis
ter; 9emlod, 112 (GoHRsllp), Drittsr.
s3eit: LIS 1z5.
Die 50 Ulutuelg besabten: Cir
@eQons $21.O0 Sieg, $12.3O pIacs,
S701 ebotp; Seminoh Sing, $14.3O
place. $500 Sboir; 9emlot $3.50
Sbop.
3pettes Renn en-. = Selling,
fir 0rei Sabre alte unb dItere; cine
N!dIe uHb iieb5ig gGros: 8rutpH
gelDet. 81 GSudles). Sies; Gbtsf
gropn, 1O3 Murpbp). stpeitsr; 8iGs
ta. 106 (2pts), britter. 3eit: LAO.
Die 81 wlutueis be5nblten: gropu
8eIuet $63.10 Sieg, 1880 Placs,
$12.20 Sbop; gbisf groipn $3.50
qlute, $15.4O SbolD; Sirta $50
Sbon.
Dritteg Renren. Jiir 2
Sabre alte TilIies; fihffeinbalb Sur
lrngs; 9osue, Ill Biirtou). Sies;
@unflai6, 108 (Gonnsllp), 5tpetter;
2otonia, 115 @atP4p), britrr. 3eit,
LOT.
Die So Mutus.s 6eSatlten: 8asu.,
$11.30 Sieg: $3.50 glace, $40
sbop; Sunffofb $50 plaee, $40
Sbpip; 2atonia $3.50 Gboip.
8iertes Reunen. Sir bret
Sabre alte unb diters; cine uno 1s16
Meilen: Sobse, 127 (g. 5unt), ss'
ponnen; Col. genuie, Ill (9oOI),
5ipsiter; 6anopia, 1O3 Mup6D,
briiter. 3sit, Las %.
Die SO WutusIs ,besabften: Sobge
$500 sieg. $3.50 29lare, tein Sboto;
Col. @ennie, $40 plaes. .etH Sbpp.
5Inftes Rsnnen. Cine
Meile un5 fisb3iJ garbs; fir brrl
Sabre ult.; gDrie $500. 2(lfabir. 115
C9lnbrsas) getponnen; geautp Geurt,
112 C9ropn), ,lpeitsr; Rifle Sbooter,
10 C@ooie), brittsr. 3eit, LA As.
Die 81 UIutueIs besatlteH: IIfabr
1880 Gies, $500 placs, $27gI
ebofp; @eauta Scarf $3.50 glucs.
1920 Sbotp; Rif.e Shooter $3.50
Sboip.
Sehftes Reunen. Cine
unb Elm aldtst Msi.sn; fir brei Sabre
alte unb Gltsre; ceiling; g0rfe $500;
Gleetb, 112 (8pois) gstponnen; SoIio
Eod, 81 (8rprr), 3tpeiter; Sad Rsss
res. 93 (Grump), oritttr. 3eit. 1.52
1s5.
Die So 91utuels 6e3ahltm: s3,10I
Gisg. $3.50 glacs. $2-20 Shop; Sc'
liS Rod $6.10 qlace, $3.50 SbOp;
Sad Respes, $3.50 Sbofn.
SiebeRteg Rennen.- -Sehs !
fir brei 5obre alte unO
dIters; Selling; g3ris $500. llncle
Cart. 113 90. gsrtrp) Gies; Sfilss
anob, 100 Cgurton), sipeiter; etuut
ssort, 100 (Gopie), britier. Ssit, |
LIP 4s5.
Die 50 Wsutuels beiahften: llntle
Cart $7.20 Sieg, $4lO placs. S3.10 /
Sfoip; Stiles arob $3.50 pluc',
S5.7o Sbop; Stout Seart S2.7o |
Sbcn.
yiir bic beutieen Rennen itnb fols
,enbe g,ferbs angemeloet:
Griiss Rsnnen. - 3rei Sabre afie
moibens: fiinfeintdlb 5urlones: Bill
eta 40. @6ite Gtotiugs 40, 2eos
isIbia 110, mflabi 9lnne no, Auesr
Srrant 110, Snotporift 40, 2isb.s
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New Britain herald., 1916-03-17
BURDICK ADVANCES
 TO GENERAL SUIT.
Several Promotions Arc Announced at Stanley Rule & Level Com
 pany Factory.
pany Factory.

James M. Burdick, for more than thirty years connected with the Stanley Rule and Level company, has been promoted from the office of su- ntendent, which he has held for three years, to the new office of gen. eral superintendent of the entire fac tory. The new position carries with it added responsibilities, but the heads of the concern have every faith in MT. Burdicks ability to handle the situation. Before becoming super intendent, Mr. Burdick was for many years head of the cost departm ent Recently he was elected director of the concern.
 Harris J. Cook. who came to the local concern from the Hartford Ma chine Screw company as tOOlmak CT fifteen years ago, has been appoint ed Superintend to succeed MT. Burdick. He has held the office of assistant superintendent for two years.
 Coming to the Rule Shop from the Corbin Motor Vehicle COrpor2- ton, Albert Ritter is made a depart ment supervisor. He has now been appointd assistant superintendent to assist Mr, Cook.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-17
4 GIRLS COMPLEXION

Very few girls get through their teens without eruptions or pimples showing on their faces.
 These may be due to indigestion result ing from improper diet. If so they will quickly disappear when the proper food is adhered to. If they are accompanied by pallor and listlessness you must look to the condition of the blood.
 Because these eruptions on the faces of school girls are so common they seldom receive the attention from parents that they require. When they indicate thin blood or anemia there is ready remedy in Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Thesetonic pills, free from harmful drugs, are pretty sure to help growing girls because they build up the blood at a time when the demand on it is greatest As the blood is made rich and red, fckle appetites be- come normal, lassitude gives way to viigor, the cheeks and lips show the glow of health and the whole system is toned up. The nervous system is invigorated and with proper attention to diet many dangers are averted
 Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams Pink Pills or they will be mailed, post paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per box, six boxes S2. 50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y. The pamphlet, ''Building Up the Blood," is free on request.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-17

group of the Epworth league at the Methodist church this, evening". Members of Lexington lodge, l. O. o. F., will visit Stephen Terry lodge of Bristol this evening. Howard S. Humphrey has returned ! from a trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
 Miss Greta F.. Brown, assistant li-
 brarian at the Institute, is spending a vacation at Lakehurst N. J.,
 A date for the dem mocratic primaries 1 will be decided on at a meeting Of the democratic town committee this evening.
 Tableaux representations of Turkey were given at a meeting of the oung . Women's society at the south church this afternoon.
 The Wide World club of the South church held a meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Thomas Ruskey, an employe of the
 lis arm badly burned while at work
 recently.
 District Deputy P. J. Murray paid
 his official visit to New Britain lodge of Elks last evening. He congratu- lated the lodge on the successful year just ending. Five candidates were initiated and a social session fol- lowed the meeting.
 The New Britain Turner society has elected the following delegates to the state convention at New Haven, April 23: c. F. Dehm, Charles Mueller, Arthur Guenther, Richard Yung, Ru- dolph Zimmerman, Paul klambt, C. T.. Hipp. Carl Rohreg, Fritz klambt, Carl Rahm, Joseph Wischek and John Henzel The club will celebrate it's siXty-third anniversary April 25.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-17
If Too Fat Get
 More Fresh Air
Be Moderate in Your Diet and Re- duce Your Weight. Take
 Oil of KOrcin.

Lack of fresh air it is said weak ems the oxygen carrying power of the blood, the liver becomes sluggish. fat accumulates and the action of many of the vital organs are hind cred thereby. The heart actions be- comes weak work is an effort and the beauty of the figure is destroyed
 Fat put on by indoor life is un- healthy and if nature is not assisted in throwing it off a serious case of obesity may result.
 When you feel that you are gettin 5; too stout. take the matter in hand at once. Don't wait until your figure has become a joke and your health ruined through carrying around a burden of unsightly and unhealthy fat.
 Spend as much time as you possib- ly can in the open air; breathe deep Iy. and get from Clark & Brainerd Co.,, or any druggist a box of oil of Korein capsules; take one after each meal and one before retiring at night.
 Weigh yourself every few days and keep up the treatment until you are down to normal. Oil of korein is ab- &olutely harmless, is pleasant to take, helps the digestion and even a few days treatment has been reported to show noticeable reduction in weight.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-17
SNOW COSTS $5,29
Removal Expense Proves Greatest in
 History of City.

According to City Engineer W. II. Hall the cost of removing snow from the city streets this year will break all records and to date has reached the figures of s5.292. To top this off will come $500 more, estimated as the cost of removing the latest crop. The beautiful snow gets less popular day by day and nobody will be more pleased to see it gone than the officials of the street departm
 The amount appropriated for snow removal was $2,500, but chairman F. N. Humphrey of the board of public works had to ask the board of fir- ance and taxation to ask for a trans fer of $500 for this purpose.