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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Money to Loan

n. j. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
LOAN ON GOOD, I'M.
PROVED FARMS IN ETH.
Err WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES. n. J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Farm Loans

AT lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO. r. FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Found a Sure Thing

l.R. Wlxon, Farmers Mills, N.Y., has
used thamherIain's Tablets tor yeals
Tor disorders OF the stomach and liver
and says, 'Chamberlaln's Tablets are
the best | have ever used" Obtainable
everywhere. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
At the M. E. Church

Rev,1.W Needham ofSeymour.
breaches at the Mansfield NJ. Z.
church Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
You Can
Not

Draw the line too sharply when you get your eyes fitted.
there IS only ONE pair Of glasses that wilt tit your eyes. Ap
proHimate fitting should not be consid" red should not even
be referred tn-when dealing with snch delicate organs.
IL $ not lar to your eyes, nor to your p~Ocketbook, TO
make the mistake of paying for gIlsses that are not ground
10 your own individual eye requirements. No matter what
degree OF merit they may possess as glasses. you have paid
dearly for them unless they are ground absolutely accurate
~ TO correct the defect, aud give you perfect comfort while
you are wearing them,
10 furnish these requirements, the person TO wlUn YOU
entrust your eyes must be fully rapabin oil not onlydntecting
the slightest irregularity of ttenye>.but be ina position toover
see the making of your lenses. and owe rsaeing them. knows
now they should be ground. As everyone knows DONOVAN'S
alone possess the ability, facilities and knowledge for hand
ling every detail OF your case from the inoment If boginnif g
the examination to the time of delivery Of the finished lrnses.
Here every operation OF grinding is Under the personal sup
ervlslon OF DR.. Donovan, assuring you the highest degree of
satisfaction. Consultation Free by
DR.. w. F. Donovan
500 South St., Springfield. "A Year to Try Them"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Go to A. Glenn & Son

For Wagons, Buggies, Farm ImpIe-
N, nts, Stoves, Ranges. Best Wire Fence,
Sewing Machines, Shelf and Heavy
Hardware. A.Glenn Il son Mansfield.
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rect ventilation. from skylights as we'll
as ports. Forward on deck is the galley
and pantry. then comes the dining ga
loon, which IL a large rooiu with an
extension table. And below. forward.
there is another owners stateroom. full
width of the boat. communicating with
a bathroom.
one Of the most attractive features
OF the boat is the splendid crews quar-
tcrs. She Is the only motor driven boat
OF sufficient size to have a double deck
crews accommodations. ON the main
deck are the captains and engineers
room. officers bath and shower room.
as well az the officers mcssroom. with
an abundance Of locker room. BELOW
is the stewards room, the mates and
assistant engineers room and the crews
quarters.
The engine room has direct ventilation
throughout and over 10 feet headrooin.
headroom throughout the entire boat
liz never less than 8 feet. The general
finish of the boat and the architectural
scheme will be Colonial.
The large storage and refrigerator ca
pacity greatly increases her cruising
adius and the water tank capacity will
permit the boat to 60 to sea and remain
there for extended ocean work IN fact
stores can be carried for a couple OF
months cruising.
The general lines Of his BOAT are
somewhat similar to ". T.. Nauderbilt's
Tarantula. which was built from Tams.
Lemoinc 4 Cranes design a few years
ago. This ship has been universally ad-
mircd and has proved herself to be an
abb. and one OF the siauchesi OF crafts
Of her inches. She has just recently
returned from an extended cruise IN the
West Indies and the Gulf Of Mexico
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TO MAKE LONG TRIP
IN "a FOOT BOAT
George p. BOnnell and One Of
His Friends will Go to
Nova Scotia.
BUILDING NEW CRAFT

One OF the mos. attractive trips that
will be- made this sea son I'm n motor
boa, will be from Now. York IN DiRby.
Nova scotia. Two intrcpid vach,smen
are TO make this yoyaee in "a 20 foo,
r%unabou,. George Il. Bonne,l. Mrs. Ron
nell and her sister and George Heed
made this trim in 1912 in 7 days . hours.
and now Mr.. Bonnell is working on n
duplicate of tho famous old Glory n.
at his homo In uortcbester and accom-.
lauied by william Waehburn Nu,tiny
intends to start abou, tho end Of June
or frs, week I'm .July over thc sanc
waters. MIR. Bonnell homes TO bca, his
former record and AT the same time 10
drmoustrp., further the So, qualities
Of tho Y bottom r,nah,u,
The new boa, will he called OLD Glory
Ill. and is being built from designs by
william Il. Hand, Jr.. of New Bedford.
A. with his former boa, Mr.. Ronnell IL
huildiur the now ono IN his snare time
The frames are az, I'm in the attic of
his home. Knocked down and CO. nm
again In ,hc hack ward where the boat
viii be finished
The new boat will he % fee, over
All by 3 fee, 6 inches beam The for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.
ENGLISH
LANCAgHIRE SECTION.

Northern Group.
SGrniST. Z; southpor. Central /
DefS' >: Preston North End. Z.
Southern Group.
&4veepool. q Stockport County. l.
e sSSm unitsd; o; Manehs:ssr City. :,
MIDLAND SECTION.
Northern Group.
y0a4Sord. .; Huddersneld own
~. CIV: ,: Bradford CITY. !.
o4shsiey. 0: Rochdals. 1.
Central Group.
4heaeid "wednesday. o: Hui Civ.
Uethsrhsm. !; Lincoln City. /.
Southern Group.
sScsts Fcrs:t, :: Leicester Posse. =.
Cnesterheld :; Derby County. D.
LONDON SECTION.
CHELSEA, 4: West Ham United, ..
Wexford, Il. Crystal Palace. O
ErentforL =: Queens Park Rangers. q
Reading. ]; Arsenal. |.
iHS i'".i'. E H tTs ) : Z; %%'s:" :. D.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
.en-Pos,pon.a sror.
1Orms.
Fslkirk. 3; Airdrieonians. ..
Ntr United, 4; Third Ianark. o
Motherweh-Celtc - Postponed sro.
= clyde Kllmsrnock Postponed: no.
nsnsers.Dundc.- Postponed snovs,orns.
Hibernians' Hamilton Ac. - Postponed
~ owstorms.
observation-disclosures: snows,orms
Partick Thistle-st. Mirren-Post poned :
queens psrk-Ranh acknowledgement,
nONstormS
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AURORA TO BE COMFORTABLE.
Yacht Being Built for smart wy.
eth Also VIII Nc Fast.

A Sc foot cruising motor yacht 10 he
named Aurora II being bul. nj the yards
of the Luders Construction Company AZ
Stamford for Stuart Wyeth of Th.l0dcl-
phia. This yacht viii have a beam o:
Is feet and draw = fee: and is 10 have
accommodations for four or five persons.
In appearance IL will resemble u smart
express cruiser. a. t: Will have a ''ufnb
how with wide farlng sections. a Nor
mand torpedo boat stern. IA low pilot
house forward. a low cabin funk aft.
Two stacks and a military mast. The
speed is 10 be fourteen miles an hour.
comfortable cruising. and his vii be
obtained with two ." horsepower stand
ard motors which will be Installed amid
ships between steel hulhheads. In his
compa-tmen, also VIII be the gasolene
tanks. the electric outfit and the smaller
auxiliuries.
Tie owners quarters will he an and
may be entered from the side deck by a
stairway that leads into a large ma
hog,uy finished l%punginc room. M "
ta.H VII j." the guest siHtcrOum, With 4
large bathroom connecting, ON OF.
side OF the lounging room. which - "a b'
fitted up with a sofa. card 'inl" and VI"
usual appointments. is a moderate sized
s:atcroom. The owners room Is coward
Of this and is l" fee, long and the fun
width 90 the yacht. This room VIII lee
finished in mahogany ana white enamel
ard WI have, a large dome skNl.ght cN-
tending over more than two-'hirhs of tn"
room. Tie owners bathroom is further
forward aud j. the fun width of the
Yacht. thus insulating the owners room
from the machinery space.
The dining room Is forward in The
sunk.n deck house, The galley j. cor-
Meeting. and forward thee are quarters
fOy six men OF the crew. THIS yacht
VIII BE ready for delivery early in the
.tpn.,
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REED 10 HELP AL. SHARP.
Line Coach Agree 70 Re.
turn NeHt Fall.

ITHACA. y Y, March e5.-Dan Reed
has signed a contract TO coach the Cor
reli line men next fall according to an
announcement made by the Cornell Ath-
let'c Association to-day, Reeds CON
tract will run one year. The consumma-
ton NJ negotiations with him means that
he same coaching trio which has oh
t,ined such satisfactory results AT 1th-
.ca for the past three wears will again
have charge % the team next fail.
br N sharpe. head coach. signed a
new Ave wear contract last spring. Ray
Van orman. end coach. signed FOR two
Years a snort time ago.
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WILL TRY TO PLAY SOCCER.
League win \ttcmpt I" Ucsumc
schedules To-day.

WITH tho return OF coed weather the
soccer football players, whose activities
hHN" been somewhat o,rIInScribcd
lately, VII make - fresh starr this after
noon ana attack TIC various schedules uf
ca, tics all league champ 1nship iN-
lures. which laN" been interrupted
southern Sew York aII metropolitan
cup H." games and stat" League and
urt.oppl'tuu championships ave ON the
cards r"i today. The big eamc In this
uolgNhuIil"rd will lc I g rIr WJtoh be-
tween ia" Rr""N'Su 'cltlrs unl N"ut"r'
lt lr.,N oval Tuc Cnutincutals.
'"ldcrs If ia" esp, Will play tn" White
Il 81, rlcy'u at Astoria, The schedule,
/, low
surTlIEHN SEN YORK cUr TIES.
Nuuk'i. SIS. ii'unkIyu Ccl;io- at Lrnox
oval, \ burnside, r"lcrr,
taiuo'our a., l.ougfo,I"Ns at WoodsIl-.
l., | - 'IllI,uti, referee.
Viii" Roc - lon'iu"u'tls q. Astoria;
g. t. 'rc!pnlnu, RI. rec.
NEW YORK; STATE lE\GlE
'1w Mgon".'ll, ~. Columbia oval at
llaWihurI. fl'iI, T 'uuUiughau. r,ferrc.
'l,n ,!Mn,lnn 49, rrv Ridge At Hlr'cm
r,o.I. " Williams p torc'
",'rrr's. w. J. u p Stroll.rs At Van
; Groco "om, , 11'" '' Sao,i ''',''' Floods
rNpl, 4 Md''rri"r, referee.
>. u'""gr - R|oh,mt,us e, Mncomb's
pam I'Hrk \ \tlo' rrror,c
~urNrNH 80 N,urhrsic" uifN a. sub.
ON. \ Hir.'a'l ror'rco.
NErHproLrAN cue TIES
" 81 %ii. Hanger W White Rose .,
chelsea iarh,
Visitation IS, st Georges at Edison
FicId, I'rooklyn,
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
Grecnrlllc w, Gcrnans at Jersey CITY.
Yonkers Itovers W.. ionkcrs ThistIcs At
Glen Park, Yonkeys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
YACHTING KNOTS AND SPICES.

Commodore Ludwig r. Petersen OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club has appointed Al
yah Nickerson feet captain. Burr u.
Mosher, NJ. D., fleet surgeon. and the
Rev. Or. Nehemiah Boynton fleet chap
lain. The members OF the regatta com
mittee OF the club are John X. Brophy,
chairman. Samuel l.. Finlay and Charles
l.. Atkinson.
A meeting OF the Yacht Racing AS
soc,ation Of Gravesend Ray will he held
AT the Crescent Athletic club, Brooklyn,
next Tuesday evening. Al this meet
ing the schedule Of races will be ap-
proved and the report Of tho motor boat
committee will he received. At the last
meeting President ,Iudson Of the rowcr
Boat Association met the delegates and
Il is planned to FORM a local section Of
that association on Gravcsend Bay.
The Inter Lake Yachting Association
a. its neNtSmeeting will act on the prop
osi'lon thai the association adop, the
racing rules of the American Power
Boat Association and wat each CLUB
should Join that organization. There
are t~wenty-four clubs with a member
ship OF about 5000.
The Columbia Yacht Club NJ it's an
nual meeting elected the following Of
ticers: Commodore, Frederick Berg (:
vice-commodore. T.. Coleman du I'out {;
rear commodore. Henry carr Pearson +.
secretary, George r. Branson t-~surer.
Charles Green Smith mcasurcr. Charles
-. tunticr. Tiu,tccs. Thomas IT,.
Wheeler. j, MCkinlay Wight. n. l..
t'reeland
what viii u~ndnubtcliy be tho fast,s,
large motor yacht IN N"w Orleans, II
not In the entire south. ~ tho 20 footrr
belonging to T. q. Schlcidcr OF the
southern metropolis. This yacht, whicl
The owner has had entirely Ucmodc'lcd. ,s
20 he powered with "A heavy duty speed
Sterling model +, an eight cylinder ma
chine with a bore AMI stroke of 90,
inches by 2 Inches, which develops soc
horsepower at 1000 revolutions "A min
ute.
Mr.. Schleidcr'S cruiser Is 20 feet long
10y II feet extreme beam and was de
signed by Thomas Sully OF New orleans.
Til" motor Is being Installed under the
supervision Of Stauncr- l:shlcmau n 90,
New orleans, who are Sterling distrih-
utelS N that territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
PROHIBITION FAVORED
IN BOWIE INAUGURAL
John W. Panglc Returns From
Cuba TO Find Threc-Ycar-
Old Improved.

"NSfIN"IoN' March 21.-John w.
Pangle came back earlier from ,'lba
than the other American bors,no, lao.
,u
,' was ""N''"s 10 "hu our ho"
ms thr,e-Near.old racer Prohibition was
doing in preparation for The big events
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"'"S ~" 'Su''' = sue "'WH'leh,er inc
S',e ~ ''"u"E ''""h' '"u" go all dhy ana
az vi mr. s'' t""h AFTER hln
,'ns' co1' 'h' ""s' ~t"rmi"aoie
~ 'h' inaugural 'hH'hles-tae
lililEuIti. u SIlI'll bl seven lltlDfE~.
wa he IN" feature race Al bowle on
H''"'HaN' W'''l' iH' southern Maryland
N~Srl'ul'Hr"i NNN"'''l'"H h"slis NS -FOUR
'.'h "aE h'"t''E -c'1lli'hi Bow" as n
r'''' "' residence Inc gong AZ TIC
new TRACK mas p''h IA excellent omit
'"n Tor "~"iIIns al WINTER and Frohibi-
i1nh mas h.ei ga.I"p!nc since the hrst
"t III" year. lie 's ready tn show three
quarters IN Ia or thereabou; and with
a couple OF sum WORKS VIII be III Tor the
seven fur."ng gaiiop with the stoutest
OF the runners that come up from New
orleans ana Juhre2
mother horse tina; viii bear the silks
OF range thfousl the foWle meeting
i9 a two-Ncar-old by Ogden out OF Fair
A,alauia, which caused a lot 81 trouble
las taII lhiN colt aid nothing less
than bring To tn" track from Kentucky
an epidemic which carried off several
horses ~ considerable value. lr Me-
'drth' Was SN or seven weeks stamp
ING the "rid"ni" u This colt re-
covered, however. and lik" prohibition.
h" has been going we'll s'r"" The first
of tn" year. lie IL tn" mos forward
YOU gst"r a. the track. Arthur has
claimed "A tame for his colt. but fangle
had not seen Arthur when this was
written and could not say what the
nam" wds. ON hs dams side his coli
"a as well bred a. h" is on the male,
Ills mother was = fuil sister az Worth,
whose mother was Miss Hanover
hnnglt hrplishf hack from tlhl his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
TO WORK WILLIAMS HARD.
Harvard Tennis Team "a Play Long
List NJ Matches.

BosToN. Mass. March 25.-Harvard.
u. Norris Williams az n member OF the
varsity tennis team. will keep him more
thar busy this spring. The schedule
which has just been announced is a long
one and includes a trip to Philadelphia.
Washington and Richmond.
The freshman tennis and baseball
schedules also have just been announced.
The three schedules.
VARSITY Lawn TENNIS.
April Is. Hunt club Mt Providence. " I:
II, University OF Virginia at Charlot,es-
willie or Philadelphia CrA kct Nub at
Philadelphia Is. chevy Chase ut Washing
ton. ~. Norfolk Country club at Norfolk.
Va: 20, Nlchmon Country GIN nj Rich.
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SIrl \riO>> WN>TED-tEM\LE,

IIDt SE!k .NNEI.S ruiuI-d. several neat
alrls, experienced. ruo, references. So.
"l"hI' iu'"s lgH'"I Nnn' place; uth,r
southern hcip fNIntSurd. IINCDIN IN
Dl>FEl NJ. EXCHANGE ,NgeuuyI. &iI W
~" h, lhnA" D0.t tu'uWhus lie ahl'-l,'I
lNpp
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rursuMEX

Aprii 20. Riudgc Tech a., Cambridge
20, 81, Marks AZ Southboro; May !. Dear
Academy at Cambridge; =, Wor"estc'
,,nJctmv a., Worcosicr. 10. Milton AcadcmN
At milton. ~. phillips t:Nct"r Acadery at
Cambridge, -. ';rotou a. Gr"ion' 90
Lawrence Academy at Cambridge, ~
jinI1tns \udovcr Academy at Nndover: -
MORT Heights school At Cambridge; y"
y,lc t'rpshtucu az Sew Haven.
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HELr WA>rtu-MlLk.


Rprk kEErl.R wanted. must h, az
'urlt'. go up"'"l' ana experienced. good
Opportunity i"' Ii'luccnlcu'. Nppiv I'm
aud tnllrY expected II Ro> 49, Sun.
'hEkn~ftNlENT NauIrd, must uu
good ~ dirtation. have knuwlcI,. ~ no.
'"uH> ana nhr" details; good position for
r.-ot pt'' Apply IN own ~hnniwritlr.
Ei.llug ~" experience and salary 80
p'r''u. O.. lioN ., sun
I"NCE CIIirAIN HEHoNNrOR. Mu.,
he an expert IN al It's branches aud ON
rih'N 'hh'c linens c''. Mu" understand
th"r"uehl' the finishing stretching. mruI-
ms, 'tr References required, Wage,
81, q 81 per wc"k. Address y. BERG.
\ station u, 'ns'nua'l bhio
NANTEp- Slnp,r ,ouug MAN ~ asss,ru.
irutl'r. St,arN So prr month ~lo'p M thc
hui!I.nG, "ppl, 10y l'lrr viii copies II
references, stating Hg", nations, .'y and
|n'iElo'. STEADY, hos lnu sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

April 90, Brown and Nichols al Cam
bridge MAY 6. Exeter ~ Exeter. IL Harvard
I~ntcrscholastic tournament IL, - Mark :
at Southboro: Is. Dartmouth freshmen ~
Cambridge: 90. AuIovcr AZ AndoVer; ~
Milton Academy at Milton 20, Yale fresh
men at Cambridge.
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mond. Va: &c. West side a. New York
-. Amherst NJ Cambridge; May u, Darl-
mouth at Hanover: 10. Princeton ~ cam
bridge Il. Cornell a. cambridge ~,
Pennsylvania AZ Cambridge. 20, Hhrtl"I'
COR club at Hartford, conn. ~ IFont
wood cricket cub AZ tauhridgc. =, ,"'
At Sow Haven. 80, Leland STANFORD ~
Cambridge.
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PATENTS.

WANTED An idea Who can thin, n.
som, 81 uu'' hing in pat NJ" Protect Won
ltcss, 'h"y may bring you wealth NJ.
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Dun MAN. 20 Years Did lcsires mn.
sit'on ~ cl"r'c; experienced; sular, Si3.
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Jamaica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

MY oil Stock In producing compar
special low price for new drilling cRmpaign MI,
Ii wells; conn an has ~ producing wells
paid two dividends. Write free ip6prm,tinn
ANALGAMATED OIL CO.. iiOI Colcora
Rldg., Oklahoma. Okla,
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS q SALE
l.-'Phii.rsl over fNir'" wears wi hs 10.
inspection. So 600 cupital r-quirca.
i'ont write unless vuu nave 1t: other husi
uCas. reasons Got +,li.-g : n. box O.
SIM ~ a. '
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~-~~~~%~
FpE SALE-Old established mail order
business. wholesale and retail, known NnI
advertised throughout every stat. IA IN.
Union, doing n business OF $500. 900 an
uIa'ly, business can l." handled with SEQ .
"00 to $4,000 capita. Will bear fullest IN.
vestisa'toU, multiplicity Of business inter
ests reasons FOR selling. H.. s. box 49,
sun ONCE
New Britain herald., 1916-03-02
WAR ORDER WORKERS
 STRIKE IN BUFFALO
Machinists at Pierce Arrow Plant Quit and Are Joined By 900 Aeroplane
 Company Employes.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 2.--Five hun dred machinists of the Pierce Arrow Automobile company went on strike today in response to the strike vote taken at a meeting of the machlnists' union. Over 1000 machinists re- mained at work in the plant. But a small proportion of this number be- longed to the union, and it was con- sidered unlikely that any considerable number would join the strikers.
 The plant has large war orders for motor trucks.
 Two hundred of nine hundred men employed at the Curtiss Aeroplane Co.,, joined the ranks of the strikers. Several small concerns in the Black Rock section of the city were forced to close when their machinists walked out. Union officials would not state how many men had answered the call, but it was estimated that close to a thousand men had gone out during the first hour. Union officials predicted that ten thousand men would be affected by Saturday.
 The men demand an eight hour day, time and a half for over time, no Sunday work and a wage scale with a minimum of forty cents an hour.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-02
NEARING S5,OOO MARK.
Campaign Workers for \. W. (. A
 Budget Meeting With Success.

Members of the four teams con- ducting the campaign for raising the estimate budget f2r the coming two years announced collections today at the noon hour luncn which will total $4,676, with fire prospects for sufh- cient sums being contributed before Saturday noon to make up the neces- sary $7,000. The campaign officials will be pleased to receive contribu- tions from any person who has not been approached by one of the work CTS.
 Tomorrow evening the closing eX- ercises in tie jubilee celebration WILL take place. \ splendid program has been arranged for the occasion. Mrs. Frederick G. Platt will preside at the exercises. Mrs Dwight F. Potter of the Kennedy school of Missions, Hart ford, will give talk on, "The Source of Our Power.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-02
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
 THREATENED BY FIRE
Fire Department Called Out This Noon But Fortunately The Blaze
 Was \ Minor One.

The fire department was called out few minutes after 1 o'clock this afternoon by a telephone call stating that St. Joseph's church was on fire. Engine company No. 1 made the run in record time, but before it ar rived another call came to headquar- ter informing the firemen that their services were not needed.
 The fire was in the cellar of the church where a number of towels had been placed in a basin on a gas stove to boil the oil out of them. Dur ing the noon hour the water evap- orated and the towels caught fire, causing a heavy smoke.
 Clouds of smoke issuing from the basement gave every indication that there was a brisk blaze there Lieu tenant Frank Gilligan of Engine com pany Mo- 1 threw out the burning cloth and the fire was over. Both Rev. Patrick Daly and Rev. J. l.. Sul- livan were present and aided the fire men as much as possible.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-02
TO BAR GERMAN IMPORTS
Inner Circle of English Cabinet PIan- ming to Hit Teutons Economic Blow at Close of the War.

London, March ,, 6:19 a. m.-The Daily News learns that the inner cir cle of the cabinet will recommend the incorporation in the budget of an an- nouncement that German imports will be prohibited after the war and also that measures will be taken, probably in the nature of preferential duties, for the purpose of encouraging CX- ports from the British colonies to the countries of the allies.
 No decisison is likely to be reached in the matter adds the newspaper, un- til it has been considered by the tn- tire cabinet as well as by the econ omic conference of the allies, the forthcoming meeting of which Regi- nald Mckena. chancellor of the ex- cheouer, announced in his speech at the Gulldhall yesterday.