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New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
WILL RECOMMEND
 BUILDING PLANS
Mechanics Special Com mittee Will So Advise Local
 Council Next Week

When New Britain council, O. U. A. M., convenes next Thursday evening the special building committee will make several important recommenda- tions in reference to building. The plan at present under consideration is along the line of that followed by the Masons, the forming of a building corporation.
 If the council members approve of the plan. the next step will be thor ough canvass to see if enough stock could be subscribed to warrant the venture. Finding that it could, loca- tions and building possibilities would then be considered.
 At the meeting of the lodge last eve ming two candidates took the first de- gree, and it is possible that the state officers will he present.
 Earl Kisselbrack, F. k. Clark and F. c. Rockwell will receive the state councillors degree at the state session in Bristol next Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
CHORAL UNION CHORUS.
Director Has Selected \ Fine List Of
 Singers

Plans for the annual concert of the Catholic Choral Union are belng brought to a close by Director F. F. Harmon and present indications point to one of the most successful enter tainments ever undertaken by this popular organization. For many months the chorus has been earnestly at work rehearsing for the coming event and at the present time it's work has reached a high degree of perfection.
 Members of the chorus selected for the concert are as follows:
 Sopranos Misses Molly Burke, Mary A. Campbell, Viola Clark, Mary Cox, Margaret Crowley, Anna Crowley, Kathleen Crowley, Abbie Dawson. Florence Dougherty, Marion EaSan, Elizabeth Farr, Margaret Hesl;n, Florence Hickey, Helen Jackson, Kathryne Kelly Mary Kiniry, Mrs. Mary T. Crean, Misses Emelia Kramer, Florence Kramer, Hannah Loughrey,
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

slsts on staying away from home nights and sleeps wherever he hap pens to be-
 Ralph Locke, formerly with the Lyceum Players, is acting with the POn Players in Washington, D. ..
 A ten-pound daughter was born Thursday to MT. and Mrs. Peter Nc Away of 264 Cherry street. Mother and child are both doing nicely.
 The payroll of the water depart ment for the week was $34263
 Wiccnty and Sophie Cmuchowska have transferred property at 313 High street to Walenty Lech.
 Henry Hatsing has transferred a passway, 400 by 10 feet, opening on Allen street. to w. J. Farley
 Alice Vogt has leased a thirty-acre farm on the west side of Shuttle Meadow lake to John Schardel
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
City Hems

The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec ond Advent church will hold a home made food sale in Hatch's block in the store adjacent to Porter & Dyson's s tomorrow from 1 until o'clock.
 The Beckley Quarter Saturday night dances have been resumed, following , short cessation due to the death or the managers father.
 Your neckwear always at Wilson s.
 -adVF. Mrs. George M. Landers and chil- dren have left Santa Barbara Cal lfornia and are expected to arrive at their New London home next Tues day.
 An automobile owned by the de- fendant has been attached by Consta- bIe Fred Wrinkle in the case of the Peter Laza company vs. Steve Wash Disky. The writ made out by Law yer M. D, Sake, is returnable before the city court on May IS.
 Use Rein's Auto Record and Ex- pense Book, $1.5O and s1.O0. Adkins Printing Co.,, 66 Church St.-advt. William Marine, 22 years old, of Clark street, has been reported to the police as missing from home several weeks.
 The police were notified yesterday that Catherine Lewis, 15 years old, of Rockwell avenue, had run away It was learned today that the girl is in the city but has obtained a position as nurse girl unknown to her mother In the case of Anselmo vs. Ferrari, Judge J. T. Meskill has given judg- ment for the plaintiff to recover e21.10 and costs.
 Big Mozart N. B. made cigars, 10c. -advt.
 The parents of Joseph Partika of 77 Booth street have asked the police to aid them in disciplining their SOD, who is but 12 years old. The boy in
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
BIG IA. OF c. BANQUET.
Noted Speakers to Address Gathering
 Next Thursday Evening.


 Daily council, Knights of Columb bus
 has completed plans for the largest banquet in the history of the order in this city, to be held next Thursday night at the Hotel Belon. Among the guests of the evening will be Supreme Knight James Flaherty and Supreme Secretary William Mckinley. EX- Congressman Thomas l.. Reilly of Meriden will also attend, as well as John Riley and other prominent Bos- tonians. All these men are eloquent beyond average speakers, and will fur nish their audience with food for thought, after Landlord Beloin does his share furnishing food for the inner man. A recOrd-breaking attendance is anticipated, as never have the Knights
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
MEDICAL EXAMIN.
 FINDS NO C(
Woman Drops in Street ar Think She Is Dead-SuE
 From Stroke.

Mrs. Catherine Carlin oi streeet was taken suddenly her home last evening and to the sidewalk unconscious nearby thought she had dead and the police were So was Medical Examiner Elcock.
 In the meantime the wd carried into her hone and Elcock arrived instead of corpse he found a woman and very weak. She was taken to the New Britain hospital for treatment. Hd ing physician finds that woman, who is 76 years old dently suffered a stroke of K and is in a serious condition
 Mrs. Carlin has been em the Corbin Screw corporatid3 past twenty-eight years.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

manent pavement on Main, We"t Main, East Main, Arch and Church streets in repair, will begin the work next Monday.
 This work is required by the guar antee the company gave when it took the original contracts to lay the pave ment. The need of repair work is apparent, as in many places it is showing signs of disintegration. It will be necessary to set up a plant and spend from four to six weeks on the job.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
TO WED TERRYVVILLEG GIRL.

MT. and Mrs. William N. Dennison of Terryville have announced the en- gagement of their daughter Stella Allyn, to Carl Carlson of this city. Mr. Carlson resides at 90 Maple street. The wedding will take place in the early summer.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
more enthusiastic

in this city been more enthusiastic about the order.
 The second degree will be worked next Sunday and the third degree the following Sunday. The teams are all composed of husky, active men, who will test the resiliency of large classes of candidates, and whose ardor is par alle1ed only by their strength.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
STATE OFFICERS COMING.

An important meeting of Rev. w. A. Harty Branch( A. o. H., will be held next Sunday afternoon in Com mercial hall. Attending the meeting will be the following state officers: President William May of New Lon- don, Secretary John s. Mccarthy of New Haven, Treasurer Edward T.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
BASSETT STREET REALTY SALE

Dugald McMillan, the well known Main street merchant, today pur chased the residence and garage of Edward $. EmmOns on Bassett street opposite the Vocational High school. The sale was made by Thomas W. O'COnnOr,
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
TO REPAIR BTTHULTTHIC
Warren Brothers to Begin Pavement
 Work Here Next Week.

Warren Brothers company of BoS- ton, who contracted to keep the per
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

Lyons of Hartford and State Vice. President John F. Leeney of this city. A report will be read from the build ing committee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
Treit Yrede fit Seras: Treitag IS. 2ejembtr 1915.
IHIanO.
9ln Der &iiite bon


Mn Der &iilte bon Golifor-
MEN, in ser Ndbe ser Staot @rrefo,
lit am 9onnerltag oas amerifoniIde
ltnterieeboot 1913" aufgelaufen mno
es gelang MIR ntlter Den groBten
GdJpierigfeiten, Die aus 81 8erir-
mem b~eitebenoe Wannidoft permit
telit einer 2ebensrettlngs : 9oie
ans 2ano 81 bringen, gliifli6er
8eiie sinq Ser unfaG obne 8erlult
an Meni6enle6en ab. Die n9=3"
mar auf elmer fleinen llebungsfabrt
bonn Buget Suno nod ber Marine-
Citation Ware Sslano inn Safen BON
San francisco uno muroe pom 5tpei
anbern Sltbmorinen oerielben &Iaiie
Iopie Dem Monitor uGbepenne" be-
gleitet. Snfolge zines oi6ten Ne-
belts lief oie 0Sz3" auf cine Sano=
banf a1lf uno ipl1rbe onr6 Die bod
gebenoen @ellen BIN uno ber ge-
f1leuoert uno mebr uno mebr Dem
2anoe 5ugetrieberl. Die groBte Sc
fabr fin Die in benz S6iffe einge-
i6Ioiie1e Wannihaft beltono in Sen
Gorpeoos, Die our6 oas Shlin=
germ leidt aus ibren 2agern bitten
~geporfen iperben fonnen nnb Damn
natiirlib erplooiert pdren. Mn9
our9 bas gntpeiden bon gblor
Gas purbe oas 2eben ser Monn-
idaft cine 3eit lang beorobt, ooA
mar Der Stiirm 5u bteIer 3eit nod
nidt 10 groB, oaB Die 2ufert batten
gei6loien merben miiiien uno es
gelang BEN in ltnb Inn oen 9eobod)-
tungsturm oi6t 5uiammengepferbten
2euten geniigettb frii6e 2uft su
l6opfen un6 6aonr6 Dem grItif=
fungsto6e au entgeben. Oag uS-3"
i6eint ems Ser l1ngliifsidiffe 81
fem, bie es IN oen Marinen aner
2dnber giebt nno oie bon allen
SeeIe1fen gefiirdtet meroen; Der
iebige ltnfaG lit Ser brittle, oen oas
n4goot i11nerbalb Ser lebten an=
oertbalb Sabre botte. 4m 80. sunni
1916 tutroe es ouf Die Selien BON
8oint Cur eetrieben un0 am 81.
Saituar 5. Sc. lief es in Der San
Diego gai in cine S6lammbanf; in
beioen Sa1en gela1rg es oas Sdiff,
obne bob es groBen S6aoen e%rlitten
batte, mieoer flott 51 MAIDEN. Sb
oas iebt Der 5aG fem miro, bdngt
gun5 pom @etter ob. Inter ser
Mannidaft befinoet iid i~ibrigens ser
mns Son Mntonio ~itammenoe $. 8.
Sosfet, Der als uWebanic -Wate"
anf Dem 8oote oient.
= Die armee : GertpaItung BE-
3ablt ieBt t1glih an Die angebori-
gen beoiirftiger einge5ogeller Mili5-
Soloaten Die Sunlme bon $75,00o;
Der bierfiir beItin11ilte 5ono BON
100000 lit 5iemIi6 eridopft uno
es miro notig iein, neue Mittel fir
oieien 3med 81 betuiaieen. Inter
ltiibnng miro MIR an Wditter,
Srallen uilo &inoer Der inn Seere
6ienenoen WtiliS : Soloaten ausge-
Sablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
Tru6nfte-

San antonio. Ser, IS. Sea. 1916
Butter 22c Der 8fullO
gier (mlr friihe) go. /, 800 per @bo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

Sdiueineidlad)ten in ser Salfe
Ser Sermannsi0bne am Sam1tag
uno Sonntag, ben 16. II. II. 9e5em-
Der. @eafleiib, 8eltpurit, 8urft-
iuppe. Sur fir &ermonnsfobne.
Seben Counting Selifateiien Counter
i'm Speiie5immer nit ausgemablten
Sadeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

Starfer SdneefoQ miro aus
Miiiouri, S%flaboma, glrfonlas nm
Dem Banbanole BON Geros gemcl-
oct. 3pifhen 9onlos Gitp nno
Springfielo, Mo., miro Der Shnee-
fan auf orei 3oa, in Ger @egeno BON
Sort Snnitb, &rf., auf 5 3oa &c.
ihdht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

Der oemofratii6c Seiator
@iaaro SouIsburp BON 9elotuare
mitroe NIT Al Stinmen gum Tempo
rdren Y%rGiioenten oes SenateS err
mdblt. Ger 3epubfifaner @aainger
erbielt 81 uno Der 9rogreiiipe Glapp
bon Minneiota 5 Stimemn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

&ifter Marep's gum 9unoesri6ter
81 ernenlten.
@eeen ser A~bueienbeit BON
WaDor 8romn ioDie Der &ommii=
fire ltbrknno @arlano tpatroe geitern
feline Staotrats : Sibung abgebal-
ten, 90 fem Quorum" porbanoea
mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

l1e Sorten prn Srnf : ar6eifen,
iuie Slider. .5oloers", griefboaen nnb
Guuuerts, Sarteu, GireuIare, Ginlabun.
gen nim., in 9eutid, uno Gnaliid, nett
aussefibrt. Mtifon e Sdmeg.
a Rrimtina Co., FOG Naparru ctr.
Gel. Grpdett 7625. fNua.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
l,oklaIes.
~sSabrideinlides 8etter.

Sir San Mittol1io uno llmgegeno:
Seute obenb uno Samitag: flar;; ct
mos luarmer; beute gfa6t SroIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
yazorsfsB eribt.
Nanmiuune.
GpftpnTamen.4 rp0mfte.
N WuNmtUUNe.
Gan antonio. Ser, 17B Cts.
@albeiton. 1926 @ts.

@alpefton. 1926 gts.
GuftunTamen-8rponf
San N%utrniu, ger, 10. Seq. 1916
Frime CRUDE Cotton Seel Oil, So
&eIls pes s~DaIIons
Neiu gprf, Is. Sea. Spot $3.50
bio; 9esember, $12.64 uno $12.70;
%osdnuar, $12.54 nno $12.55; Sebruor,
$12.46 ulo STAT; Mdr5, $f2.43 unD
$12.44; Spril, S12.40 ulb $12.45;
Mai, 1882 lino SEAS; Wai, $12.52
it10 $12.54; SUM, $3.50 mo $12.60;
Srli, $12.56 uub $12.57.
Surm=Eru6nffe-
San s(ntonio. Ser, IS. Sea. 1916
Slttter 22c per Bfull0
@ier (ulr friihe) go. 1, 300 per 9bo.
$40. 2, zoe per 9bo.
6iibner ........ 13c-18e per Bfuno
Surfeps .22c per Efun0
8ei8en .......... $1.65 per 8uIhel
aorn ......... $1.f8 per 8uldbel
9dfer ............ 64c per Sulbel
Seu $50. ...... S14.CO per Sonne
Wemiiie.
aartoffelu, California, 1926 uno
$3.50.
@iiBe a~artofeln. @bite Gam. $3.50;
Rumptin Gam. $1.75 unD $500.
3fpiebln, California, 81 IL. 1925.
8obnen, Crime. 1924 her 9uitel.
Somaten, Seras, A Scribe, $500.
Naoiesden. Ace {. / STD. sNiinoel.
!. 8lumenfohl. &c nno Il per gfo.
Gohl, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner yfeffer, S1.25 per 8ufhel.
Gquaib, 100 un6 $1.25 per 8uideL.
Spinat, 75c per Bnidel.
Ora, $3.50 fir 8mI6el.
8eeten. 4Oe per SGD. >5iinbel.
Weerrettiqs@ ursein. per Bfo. 12Et
@urfen, per Crate. $3.50.
iSenerie, soc ilno 90e per 9ubenb.
8eterIilie, 40c Der 9bb. z8iinbel.
&opfialat, $2.75 per Crate.
@elbe Wur6eln. Acc Ii. Soc per Sbo.
gnntnloupes, STANDARD, 1925 per
Crate; Rontl Toe per Crate.
gierpfIanseu. $1.25 per 9uidef.
Tien Marft.
San Nntonio. Ser. Is. Sea. 1916
&iihe $3.50 biz 1926.
&dlber $4.35 biz $7.25.
0Gien $3.50 big $500.
Sullen $4.35 unb $500.
SI. Souto, 10. Se8. 1910. - JllIlpS
bieb, Seras<@ieb, $3.50 bis $500.
Ghfpetne $8.05 bis S10.15.
Selle.
BoIf un0 Euds ........2 30 Ga
unoorasS ieqen. per Tfb. ......10 gN
NnocrdsSieqeu befdldoiat -. 5 @H
T Sdnte.
Ghfpere poni Sdilddlter % Ste
9eihte nlm S%ladter A....... 22 GtA
Grim aefalaeue ..........t8h Ste
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-01

roer lie muBte lptrtltm Ole Mahrbett
1pre9en, 10 natiirli@ unb iider flal13
Giles, mas tie iagte. Mber @iintber
BON @arnop bate in elmer Der
lamer5liditen @tunoen feines 2ez
Tens gelernt, ibr gu mibtrauen, unD
mas lie linn bama1s an pirtupler Ser
1tenungstunit offenbart, hatte elm fir
alemal ben @lauben on tire Mufri@z
ttgfett in linn aerft0rt.
Sin re4t ieltfameg rngefabr, has
tptrit ou bod 5ueeben. lin 10 1eltfa<
mer. ols 9err @araiin lber Rem
Sped beiner Retfe 10 senau unter<
rt9tet mar"
.SroBoem tpdre es ibm nidt einee<
fallen, m%einetnegen Sic lanqmeiliae
Tabrt nad 2iebenpalbe au MAIDEN.
tpte ou 81 permutben I9einft. Sc
tDaren leoigli@ feline eigenen Mnaelez
'5enbeiten, Die i'm babin fubrten."
.9as CLAUDE i9 sir pbne tpeiteres.
MetB I'D bod CUR @eniige, melGer
art bnie Mngelesenbeiten tporen."
gr lab, pie tire pupinen fid plDb<
lid tpeiteten, unb er mar ii5erraIdt
rpm Dem Musbrud bodgrabiger
Spannung in ibrer 5rage:
.Du peibt esq - @r bate @es
fdafte nit benz profeNpr Norrenbad
- ntdt pobr?"
.@iellei@t au6 Bag. Sn Der Saupt=
fade aber mar es linn ood pobl
oarum gu tbun, iid Bel elmer gepii=
len iunsn Dame angenebm gu maz
den. gr bot ia Die l1nperfdGmtbeit,
auf Die 6unb 0es Jrdulein Morren<
ba9 gu ipetuliren."
Wie nnter einem geiti9enbieb mar
Mia oufeefabren. So
.gas 1T nidt mabr!!" rief 5ie in
b0d1ter g%rreaung. .9as 1T cine ME-
oertrd@tise Werlelmoung, Die Der
9aB sesen Saraiin Sir e%ingegeben
tat. ~ 81 piiBte1t es mir bepeilen,
ehet i9 baran CLAUDE"
90 nniiberleet bate lie 1i9 bon ser
@tferindt binreiBen laflen, lire Gm=
pfinbungen gu perratben, bob Die err
tie Mtrfuna ibrer Morte auf Sim
tier Die elmer sren5enlo1e getiiraunq
mar. @s par nidt anbers, als hdtte
II ibm idb Der 8lid in einen Q(b.
gruno a%ufsetban, beifen Siefe i'm
lhptnoeln madte. Mber iber bic erI.e
8efansenbeit fiegten lebr f6nen Ser
Born un6 Die 8eradtl1n1. Sett bate
er ia Ole unumft0Blide gepiBbeit.
Dab Die Mirtlidteit melt iiber feine
9dbli41ten gefur@tunsen Nnausgins.
oab Dies Meib feinen 8ater niht nur
Eber ibre @ersansenbeit belosen bate,
lonoern AUDI lire 3ufunft on feiner
Gette ni6t5 anoeres gepefen tpdre als
,tn fortseieBter, f9ma6po1er Der<
rat1.
Sept nod nit ibr gu berbanoeln
leBt nod Mabrbaftisfeit gu erboffen
- p6er ie pobl gar in aler 6orm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-01
(Sortiekuns forst.)

Ye9. g.: n@sftern bot Der
Nutomobilfabrttant Meier einen 8orz
trag Iber bic @oraiige ietner Quito
mobile unb oie Mdngel unb Ma9teile
anberer 8abrifate gebalten".
s.: .Na - unb9"
g.: SIS ging inn pie nit feinen
Mutomobilen. Mttten in ieiner Nebe
blieb er fteden".
8 ut ertldrt. Midter gum
9auernburi9en): .Wie tommt bas
nur, lcOesmal tpenn geton5t miro,
ltrb Sic oerjentge, Der gu roufen
dnfangt?!"
8auernburi6e: .Sa =. 1daun's
3err @t9ter -. tanaen til i1 net -.
un0 tpte i'd balt Die Mlufit Bore, ba
quot es mir Dann in 6D 6anb'!"
- GRolid. profehor (fir lib).
.Spm, mas bottle meme 6rau bob nod
gelast, mas id in Dem eroben 5abrz
rao @ei9aft BON G1er C @Dbne
.Mllragen lolteg Sb iie breifinbrige
Maoer b~reirdbrise &inber - brei
Mdoerfinoer ober orei ainoerrd-
Der ad 70, jeBt bub' id's!
Sb lie &inoer 9reiraber baben1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-01
Het3tt uno Mpctbeter
Dr.. III. Schirmer

spcotaliit fir droniidc &rauf1citcu.
8ebratdt erfplgreihe Met6pben 5lir
9eilung BON Nbcumatismls, @erItopz
lung, pffet1c geine, @dmprrboiben,
Altbmo. &prpltlens. &ropf, @ettrdI1ea,
Sptleplic, WGa9enS, 2eber=, MierenS,
Merpen%, @altt=, Sraltenz, @%eiltesleiz
ben nltp. @rtbeilt ipesienen Natb, tpie
@ppenbi5itis, Sdtpinoiudt, 3uderrubr,
&rebs, @elpadie, S@la9flllB, Srriinn
mo ole langlpierieen 2eiben be5timmt
berbiitet iperben fDnnen. Seine uun1@
tbt9en Speratipnen. Eraftiibc natllrz
gendbe 8ebanpluns. SeiIltng Ser llrs
lade.
spredltunoen 9S12 uno ia.
sdmiot glbg. 47-4S. Sci. 1885,,
M fWH1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
GOT HER MONEY BACK
Ohio Woman Receivers Dollar Swal
lowed by Her Pet Dog
(From the Ohio State Journal

(From the Ohio State JournaD
AS Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald, the
charming young matron of our Chilli
Gothic correspondents territory, sat
dreamily in her ooudoir the other day,
her pet dog had a crisp one dollar note,
with which she had been toying, on her
spacious lap, she suddenly. as one will.
snatched approximately 40 wnks of
sleep. in the course of which lime our
dog with almost human intelligence
devoured our once dollar note, root and
branch
Awakening with that sense of i'm
pending calamity occasionally expert
enced by all of us, Mrs. Mcdonald,
after a frantic search for the missing
note, OWNED the truth. thus finding
her worst fears realized. But our hero
inc is a resourceful woman, and, after
bordering the difficult problem which
confronted her, decided upon her
course of action, and. posting off to a
popular drug emporium, purchased a
dimes worth of chloroform, with
which she soon made an end of the
earthly troubles of her dog Then
Steeling nerSelt to the task before
her. our brave woman opened the
stomach of the remains and there
found the partially digested remnants
of the object of her search, greatly the
worse for wear and tear but still,a
good luck would have it, redeemable
in gold.
The decent burial of the corpse at
the hands of a prominent garbage man
cost Mrs. Mcdonald but 25 cents, and
accounting being made of the 10 cents
expended for chlorofo-m, the intelli-
gent reader will quickly see that the
untoward experience. which for a time
babe fair to be so severe, cost our
heroine but 50 cents net.
1T was rather mussy work. l admit"
laughed Mrs. Mcdonald, toying with
her corsage bouquet. when interviewed
exclusively for this column. Il some
times think she added reflectively
that we Americans are perhaps too
eager in our mad race for the dollar
and take too little thought as to the
how and where we get it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
Lillian Gish with All Star Cast at the
Strand Today

firing of the idle life at court, young
Philip de Mornay goes on a hunting
trip with his father, Due de Mornay.
Philip comes across Daphne La Tour
Gillian Gish), the daughter of the
gamekeeper AS she eludes him, he has
some toughs in his pay steal her. She
is taken to the house Of one Fanchette
in Paris. All the women of this place
are seized by officers and sent on
ship to America, where they are to be
auctioned off as wives for the planters.
Meanwhile, Philip has quarreled with
the Kings. Counsellor. In fight he
thinks he has killed the official. He
fees to the purlieus Of the city. joins
band of pirates and goes to sea. There
is a fight between the pirate ship and
the ship bearing the women. The pi-
rates are defeated at the last moment
by the bravery Of Daphne. AS a re-
ward she claims the life Of Philip. On
shore he rescues her just as she is to
be married to jamie darcy. Phillip
and Daphne are married and afterward
live happily in France as people of
rank.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15

The pupils of Grades | and II of the
Page school held very interesting Flag
day exercises at the schoolhouse Wednes-
day afternoon. The parents and friends
of the school were present to enjoy the
exercises. The schoolroom was appropri-
ately decorated with flags and red. white
and blue streamers. making very pretty
effect An excellent exhibition of the
childrens handiwork in drawing, paint
ing and the like was publicly displayed
The following program was carried out
Singing. School
Exercise of Welcome, Boys of Grade
Song, Harrison Miller
EXercise-"Our Flag Girls of Graded
Recitation, Ruth TreWorgy
Reading and number work, Grade II
Reading and number work. Grade
"A Fairy Story of the Flag School
Fairies: Catherine Goodrich. Iva Cain.
Riella Currier and Virginia Briggs
Mother, Margaret Turner
Firemen: Norman Wells, Warren Fro
hook. Munro Getchell, Joseph Cronin,
Harrison Miller. Clarence Payson
A Patriotic Exercise, School
Standard Bearer, Donald Chadwick
Singing-"America," School
All present were very much pleased
with the way the children carried out the
exercises, each pupil doing his or her part
to make the program one that proved ex-
ceptionally interesting and entertaining.