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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-15
Live Stock


 Chicago, July 14.-Hogs, receipts, 19,000 lower; bulk ss.65ds.95; light, s9.4o@9 .95; mixed, $9.35@10.10 heavy, s9.S0@10. 10; rough, $9.3O@9.5o; pigs, $S.1Sqs.55. Cattle. receipts, 2000; steady; native beef cattle. $7.10@11 .O0; stockers and feeders. $5.40@ $40; cows and heifers, S3.50@9.60; calves, &. s.50@12O0. Sheep, receipts, 5000; weak; wethers, $6.75QS.30; ewes, $3.25@74o; lambs, s7.00@1o70.
 Kansas City, July 14-Hogs, receipts, 2600; lower; bulk. s965Q995; heavy, $9.S0 @10.O0; packers and butchers, s9.70@10.0o; light, s9.5OG9.S0; pigs ss.o0d92O Cattle, receipts. 800. including 300 southerns; higher; prime fed steers, $1000@1o 60; dressed beef steers, s7.5OQ9. so stockers, $6.25@S.25; bulls, s5.5oQ7. 25; calves. $6.50@e HOO. Sheep. receipts, 2700; strong; lambs. $10.0O910.s0; yearlings, $7.75d8.25; wethers. $725@7.75; ewes, S6.75@7. 40.
 St. Louis, July 14-Hogs, receipts, 6200; lower; pigs and lights, $875G9.95; mixed and butchers, $975@1000; good. heavy, $s.9O@doO0; bulk, ss.75@9s5. Cattle, re- ceipts, 1S00 steady; native beef steers. $7.50@110 00; yearling steers and heifers. $S 50@10.65; cows. $5.5008.25 stockers, $50 @S.50; Texas and Okla homa steers, $500 9.9o; prime yearling steers and heifers, $S.75@1025; cows and heifers, $5.0od8 co, prime southern steers, s9.00@10.00 native calves, $3.0O@11.75. Sheep, receipts, 2200; lower; wethers, s6.0o@S.00; clipped ewes. $4.00@8.OO; clipped lambs, s200@10.00; spring lambs, S7.00Q10.35.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-26
SAYS COULD EAT
A FRIED HORSE
MILWAUKEE, LADY AND HUSBAND
HAVE RECLAIMED THEIR
HEALTH FROM PLANT
JUICE.

There IS no virtue in medicine"
many people say. Ignorance Is the
cause OF people giving voice to such
statements. Now. II you will read
what people write In regard 10 Plant
Juice. the new herbI system tonic.
II Will convince the most skeptical.
Since Plant Juice has been introduc-
ed. its effects are truly marvellous in
combating and e~radicating the vari-
Gus symptoms OF a deranged stomach.
IL a taken a firm hold on the public
because II relieves, and restores hope
and happiness.
The following signed statement
from Mrs. May Mead. OF No. 6222
Greenfield Avenue. Milwaukee. WIS
speaks for itself. She SAYS:
II have used your medicine. Plant
Juice. for stomach trouble and have r.
ceived wonderful results from II. l
was in a terrible condition for my
food never digested properly. but fer
mented and formed gas In my stom-
ach. | was nervous. dizzy and all
rundown. Ny husband was I'm practi-
cally the same condition. and l recon-
mended your remedy 10 him and he il
much better now. We both have a
splendid appetite. and feel as n I
could eat n horse II II was fried right.
We are recommending Plant Juice 10
all Of our friends and are certainly
boosters for It."
Such words as these and those OF
many others that have been printed
have a wide influence. as they come
from people OF standing and integrity.
who have given Plant Juice a fair trial
and have benefited thereby.
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-26
OBSERVE ANNUAL
DAY OF PRAYER
lNTERoENoMINATIoNAL MISSION.
AIRY FEDERATION NET AT
SECOND v. p. CHURCH.
Al Day Session Was Held Yesterday
and Devoted Exclusively to
song and Prayer.

The annual day Of prayer for home
and foreign missions was observed
yesterday by the InterdenominationaI
Missionary Federation at the Secono
united Presbyterian church. corner OF
Fourteenth and Chapline streets Tho
aitehOance was exceptionally good
and the meeting goes on record as
being the best eve held by the organi.
zation.
The meeting was an all day affair
and az the morning session Mrs. II. h
BOND. president OF the federation. pre.
sided. while 10 the afternoon the vice
president. Mrs. r. b. Nay. presided.
There were no business matters trans
acted and the sessions were devoted
10 Nong and prayer.
The principal address NJ the morn.
ing meeting was delivered by Rev. r..
j. l. Stridcr and a paper was read bv
Miss Lawson. At the afternoon gath
cring the principal addresses were de-
HFerod by Mrs. Kelly. member OF 81.
Luke church. Mrs w. r. Allen. y
New Cumberland. w. Va. and DR.. e..
p Allen. Of the Fourth Street NJ. r.
church.
"The Important Work Of the Church
in The Early History" was the topic
off Miss Elizabeth Lawson. who made
the opening address. Rev. strider
spoke upon the Retaining Power
of tho Gospel" An address entitled
fh" Church an Educating Force" was
delivered by Mrs Walter L. KELLEY.
ard Mrs Allen spoke upon The
STRANGER in Ny Community Dr. Al
lens topic was "Jesus's Prayer OF
Life
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WILL HELP VICTIMS
Ladies German Alliance Decides 20
Give Euchre n Domino Party
az Arion Hail IN March.

~ o. meeting OF the Ladies German
alliance held last night in the Arlon
BAN. 10 was decided 10 hold n eurhrs
.rf domino party st the club on March
o. 1916 Tire proceeds from the affair
.ro FOB Do distributed among the Aus.
fr.ln and German suffcrcds ln tl,
present war
Tho meeting was vol attended and
Mr. F|dri'Ia Ncsfor. Of fhc German
Fire Insurance company. made am adj
dress
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WarwO0l Luth.run Church-Centrnl
High school place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph A. tarshman. pastor-Fcbruary
y. ScAaetSimH SUNDAY. Divine wor-
ship. with sermon. az $50 =. m. The
LcN. 10 l.. Narrcr. D.. D.. Of Chicago
III. viii preach the sormon br. Var
ger is tho general supcriut,udsut OF the
Board OF Home Missions and hurch TX
tension Ut fft Lutheran church. Tm-
mtdlat,lh following The above sermon
"a congregational meeting W4U he held.
80 which time our building committee
Nll present pictures and preliminary
plans for our proposed now church.
Doe sunday school af g. b. m. is also
1 uLrI-...--r. 1870.
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itv Invested tn Christ. the Crowned
King February 20. Divine Love"
March !. The only Name 20 Which
We Must Look For Salvation. Marcn
. Christ the Bread Of Life" March g..
The Power OF The Cross SONG SER
Vice viii BEGIN promptly al 1915 a. ~.
ana g. m. pa sundays and az T.15 D..
on. during the week. Come early and
a good scat.
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A Koife Dame Lsdys Appeal

aI ku.HIUE aufereIa .r rnoumnfIsn.
smother muscular OF 90 The Joints.
sOINIUH. n~nrkHrHr. pains In
tuc sidney uI ur.rHIrIn pains fn write
aH H.. GOO H homo treatment when las
UrFcHfr.F Du..I aI Id those fnrfurrr
she feels N ben duty fn send If 60 All
.u HIHra |I..I You cure Yourself al
rHHuEr 40 climate HeIug necessary Infs
ample ..t"IN NHrIa|rI uric nnfF from
Che blood. loosen fEn HfITHUnI fnfnfa
lurnca fhr blood and brIEhtsns the
eIea EiNInF elasticity ana tone o. the
Whole system DO fHn above interests
FHu. fnr b. loot address Mrs. AZ Summrra
HoN o. Notre Dame fnd-Adv.
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Davis. mlnister-iO.i5 a. IA, sermon.
30 y. m. sunday school. Tine seven
Helper Acts S:i-'; supts, W j. WOOD.
the Saloou-"Why? Howe Hab. 2l-li,
John "a. Harris. Pres. 1i5 -. M. ser
mon. Ir. ". q. Davis viii preach at
each service. Sunday Feb. 20 is Rally
Day. each membcr and friend are Joe
4us-fed 10 return their card AID Jet tho
results OF the day be- worth while. Let
every member and friend attend each
sertIce. sunday March 9th is Quarterly
Getting day. EcE. %. r. Downs VIII hold
Quarterly Conference Du friday March
Iro. Rev. Il. 4. Williams OF Murllus Fer
IL VII n.....- biz .---r VII --..
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MARITIME FERRY cHuRcHEs.

81 Ia1Is church. walnut street. the
Rev. Harry l. Hadley, ID. D.. rector.
~H-AaE"elma sunday. y a. M, Early Ccic-
bfatiou OF tine Holy Communion. g15
Oh M. SUNDAY school. 1880 a. ga. Morn
luE prayer and sermon. 1850 4. n..
EFenSong ana sermon.
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ST Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church. North Fourth street G.. Frcdcr-
ick Frank. pastor. ScXaEesima sunday.
BIBLE school AZ sla a. m. Morning ser
wee af lN 80 a. m. subject. God Word
iu Mems Hearts Junior Luther League
ut t.u n. m. Ncsper service az 1890 b..
~ subject self Destruction for self
Preservation.
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R|Lchland Mission. in south Warwood.
under the auspices OF the Senior circle
OF King r Daughters viii he held ar
% clock. D. ma. Tho people OF WarWood
are interested IN his mission and are
working very hard trying to get the
foreigners TO attend.
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Eeorganized Church OF Jesus christ
OF Latter Day saints. sunday school
al lC "A. IN. preaching at 1I.2u. Social
service at Il. sunshine band Will meet
Ht G.f5 J. m, preaching AT 80. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1.f5 - IN. Ike
ugio Friday At 7.45 y. IN. All are well
come.
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CHRISTIAN

First Christian Church. Rev. W. "A.
Fields, pastor. services sunday. Feb. -
as follows-Blble school $50. Preaching
TO 80. subject Does Religion Pay. Com
muuiou; \. i. =. - T.. $50. evening
service 1880. subject "Son Remember"
The Revival meetings now iu Progress
viii continue every evening begiunfrA
now in progress viii continue every
evening oeginniug at t:4o. A larg chorus
choir renders excellent music. \ SON.
service AT beginning OF meotluE lasting
3u minutes. Rev. Fields IS preaching
strong and interest Is growing.
4 cordial invitation IS given 20 the pub
lie TO attend these meetings.
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ST. Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August g.
Ifsche. uast0r-Mfu's bible class 40
$50 ~. M. German service. af 1880 o.
M. blessed are tho meek. f.r they shall
inherit the earth" SUNDAY IlhIe school
90 . 70. no.. Evangelical IeHcuee d.vO-
ti0ual meeting t.t5 D. m. English song
service % 90 %. m. Good singing. F.--
reI sermon. Hearty welcome for uIl
Lcrt begins on "wednesday. March
sfh. this year. Service VIII Do held ON
the wednesday evenings during thle
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as follows Monday night. banquet and
musical program. admission 20 cents,
Tuesday night, band practice. Nednes-
night, Noung Peoples service,
Thursday night. holiness meeting.
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Island Christian Church. 80 Zane street
r. T. minister. A. T.. FOrni.
$. s. SuIL Why not worship at the Is
land Church on Lords Day. Fob. 21thF
You VIII receive "a very cordial welcome.
Bible school at 30 sharp. morning wor-
chip 1898. g J. Society al % Hls evening
worship at 1880. Tie minister viii
preach at each service Let us not neg
l,ct the assembly OF the Lords house.
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7 which time all the vou-E r~uptc ar,
expected 20 come. Music Will be fur.
nished by the choir under the leader.
ship Of Harry j.. Boyd.
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wARwooD -cHURcHEs.

WlTWUUI NDIIUUIsI IIITOU- C0TU0T
Fourteenth street and orchard avenue.
Rev. o. j. johnson. pastor. sunday
~srlufcuItut. Preaching a. 1890 a m.
Evening services at $50 o'clock Spe-
DIlI selections VIII be rendered uy the
church choir. pwor league meeting
for th, Young people. ON Monday even
|rr al q ar
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River stages
In the Churches
THODIS

Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
go Jacob street, Philip y. DeBolt. pas
tor. The following Is the calendar OF
services for the coming week: sunday
class meeting at $3.50 a. m. and 8 80 D..
m. samuel HopwOod leader. Sunday
school 200 p. m, W. 6. Cunningham. SUI
pcrintendent; preaching at 1890 "a. m.
subject a Doubt and "A Question" even
ing service at $50 p. m, subject Warn
ing and Invitation. fine music az each
service. Epworth Lcague Monday 1.3O
2. m. foilowed by Mission study. Junior
League Wednesday afternoon at AIS
o'clock in charge OF Mrs. Lucy Noltz.
Mid-week prayer and song service We'd
Iesuay .'SO ,. m. choir rehearsal Thurs
Jay $50 = m under the dierction OF
Prof. Kincheloe.
North street Methodist Episcopal
church. Firth and Market streets, John
II. Hess. pastor: sunday school 9.31 "a.
m. = u. Wilson superintendent; Wor-
by the pastor, subjects. morning THE
Sririt Of the Christian Life. evening.
me OF Heliglon; Epworth
services by the Adult and Junior Vested
choir Of forty voices.
German Methodist Church. Chapline
street. opposite High school Rev. r. a.
Speckman. pastor. sunday school at g.15
Morning service IN German, az 1880.
subject Making the sacred Common
pastor will delivered his third address
on Why Am 1 "a Christian Because
It's Right Eycnlng service IA ENGLISH
a. $50. subject "Reaping tine Result OF
Sowing" Wednesday evening the usual
prayer service az 50 3. m. Tho Ladies'
Aid society Will hold their regular
March End. al the church. All members
are urged Go attend.
The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church "A Friendly Church broadway
and ohio, on the Island. William Calvert
Hartiugcr. Minister. $3.50 a. M. Sunday
school. Graded into five nau4wFHnswra
Classes Tor al lagos, lU 80 "a. M. Public
worship. sermon a Business Man a,
=. w.. EpwortR Lcasae. 80 a. M. the
pastor viii preach the second sermon or
the series on old Sin in New clothes"
Special subJect-Ihe Crimes OF the Lee
gal Conscience This sermon viii deal
WITH The crimes that result when tho
church makes r.-lglousuess To- substitute
FOR rl-EhteolSneS= when the b.sirle4
world makes leEality "a substitute for
honesty and honor. justice and equity.
cerDed about tho penalty az the statute
than he Be- about the sanctions OF tho
moral law OF God.
ChapIlue street Methodist Episcopal
Church. below 23rd street on ChapIiue.
Samuel Charles Jones. minister. Yo.
srsefiuE Ir the following services. AS
-uuda y-.up0l. Mr. a. T. Winters, Supt
We have 30 fine program for sunday
morning, IlH' morning worship. Tne
pastor viii preach. subject. "Ina Pas
sion ~ christ HIs Monument II Great
ness $3.50 'y'n.nr worship The pastor
wlII preach. Subject IT'D. 'ouverslo.. -
simon fnn rurCrrtr. PRAYER meeting
wednesday, evening Ladies Aid Thurs
day Afternoon. League services Friday
evening.
hope 81. E church. 81 RI. Griffin ras-
tor To the following services y cordial
invitation .s extended sunday School az
i5 a m, Mr.. d. H.. Frs-se -urt Morn
Ing worship 80 % o'cloca Evening wof-
chip Hf b 90. Prayer msrfIrE MlfueaHav
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81. Johns Ev. Prot Congregation w.
g. Tlfert. pastor. Next sunday two
German services will h. held 90 Io.4s a
u. and 1890 p. Nh. sunday UuuuI with
Bible Glass a. q a. m. NtNt Tuesday
ar oyster supper uluI De given ny the
members OF the church council boo tho
dining hall Admission 90 CENTS. Thurs
l1y. March .. meeting or the Young
Peoples society Further
ments during services.
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an interesting topic for his address SIM
day evening at s b. m. Tine suhfcct Lii
Sir9cles OF Jesus in Light OF Mod.
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EXPECT TWENTY
FEET OF WATER
HEAVY RAINS AND SHOWS PUTS
WATERS OF THE OHIO
RIVER ON INCLINE.
Rivermen Predict There VIII Not be
More Than Twenty Feet Here.
Other River News.

The rains and SHOWS OF the pas.
few days at points up the river have
put h waters OF the Ohio on the in
cline again. though they are not ex-
pected TO go over the twenty-foot stage.
according TO predictions OF rivermen.
Streams at points north have been
very low during the past several days.
IL Is expected hat a considerable
amount of coal will be shipped south
on the rise.
Tine Liberty arrived last night from
Marietta and will depart this morn
ing at 1880 for Matamoras. The
steamer st. James which departed at
noon yesterday from Pittsburgh bound
for the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
also passed down last night. The
Reuben Dunber will be down today
from Pittsburgh TO Charleston.
River Stages
DAVIS DAAl-ll5 feet, ris-
Ing: cloudy.
sTEUBENV1LLE-ll.2 feet. rising:
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG - 2s feet. rising:
MoRGANTowN-l5.T feet. falling
cloudy.
OIL CITY-24 feet. rising: cloudy.
WARREN-i.4 feet. rising. snow.
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EPIsCOPAL.

St Matthew Episcopal church Cor
ncr ChaplIne and Fifteenth streets. The
Rev. r. r.. l. Strider rector. Rectors
office In Parish House. Hours 10 "a. IN.
to'12 NJ. daily. The services during the
week Will De as follows. SeNagesima
sunday. sunday Feb. 27th. lg16-S:0O a.
m. Holy Communion: 1850 a. m. morn
ing prayer. Ante Communion and SER
mon. : 80 p. m, evening prayer and SER
mon. 2l5 T. M sunday school. Wednes
day prayer and address 1880 p. IN.
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Presbyterian church. near Warwpud
u..ul. 900 Twentieth street. D. b. Car
som. pastor. sunday school at 30 "a
m Bible classes Tor both mon and
women. who ar. extended a cordial well
come sermon ct % H m.. subject
Travelling Through Palestine TINS -
one of "a series OF mHu which nr Dr.
IYIur fl deliver 90 The "uuErerltfHr
Tho young pcDpI. are invited Ir,Heh-
I.a Iu evening af $3.50 uU...E. fI."'u
.I' will be rendered hy the church
LH..H
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ST Andrews Church. Thlrty-seventh
and Eoff street. j.. l.. Fish. rector. There
viii be services in ST. Andrews church.
tomorrow. ScptuagNsima sunday as fol-
lows. Celebration OF Holy Communion AZ
eight o'clock a. mi. sunday school at two
cd clock IN tho Afternoon evening prayer
and sermon at half past seven T.. NJ.
irayer service on Wednesday evening at
as on sunday evening. March 9TH.
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IN. services IN the German language
1880 J.. m. services In English. Thurs
DAY evening meeting OF the sewing
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St Luke's Episcopal church. Rev. ia
cob B~rittngham. ID. rector. SeNages
ina Suuday Feb. chOol at
H-l5 a. m., morning prayer and sermon
10 30 a. m. evening a. and sermon
80 J.. m. Wednesday, evening service
and brief address 80 o'clock.
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ST. TauT- church. Elm Grove.
p ieh. rector There viii Dee services lu
So IaHIs church tomorrow. ~.21Ersimt
sunday. af o. 90 900 One muTuiur
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
ST. ELMO ACTIVITIES.

At a meeting of St. Elmo lodge, k. of P, last evening plans were made for comforting the ranks on a number of candidates at the first Septem ber meeting. Thomas Spence has been elected captain of the car pet bowls team that is entered in the Fraternal league. St. Elmo's bowl ing team has always been considered one of the best in town and the mem- bers arc looking forward to a fine sea- son. Representative T. w. Mitchell, who Is attending the supreme lodge convention at Portland, Ore, has sent a number of souvenir postal cards to the lodge members. At some meet ing of St. Elmo lodge in the near fu- ture MT. Mitchell will speak of his trip and of the convention.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
City Advertisement
o,rect, Grad cand Building Lines on
 Corbtn Avenue.
To Whom it may concern:
 Clerks Office, City of New Britain
 Aug TO- 1Q1e i

To Whom it may concern.
 Clerk's Office, City of New Rritai,
 Aug. 10, 1916.
 Nouce Is hereby given that ,bo Board of Compensation and Aeeoe,,. meht or the City of New Britain hoe nlaoe the following appraisal of dam ages ana assessment of benefits. ca,1eod by the proposed adoption ne et,.aot grade and 30 it. building Iinec o, h,>+l' sides of COrbin avenue fro,,,. 1,1ae,. Rock avenue to the north limo op property of W. W. Bullen and noi,+ opposite, viz: i'''' East Side Damages Benefits The Jerome Home 115 on oo The Hart Real Es- tate Co., .. o1o o.oo The Hart Real Es- tate Co. ...... 629o coon 1 David B. Warwick 216A oc, West Side
 Henry S Walter and Albert N. Lewis, jointly -. 25.6O o5so The Children's Home Assn ... 17.24 17oA Rollin D. Judd. 5000 eo oo Cornelius M O'Brien 1000 m m Connecticut Rail-
 way X Lighting
 No .''........ 20.80 2O.8O Thomas J. Kildmff 256O 25 6o Connecticut Rail-
 way X Lighting
 to. '........... 12.60 126O Arthur W. Williams G38.OO 88 Oo William w. Bull
 len and Alice w.
 Bullcn, Jointly :. 112OO 12OO
 Total ...... $1 ,116.18 $4661S
 And it finds no damages, or special benefits or bettermcnts to any other person or party.
 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council.
 Attest ALFRED L. THOMPSON. City Clerk. (N. B. Herald.)
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
KRAUS FOR SECRETARY.

At the biennial meeting of the democratic town committee last cVc- ming in the office of Judge w. F. Man gan, Oscar r. Kraus was chosen sec retary to succeed Frank M. Zimmer- man. resigned. Judge Mangan was again chosen chairman of the con- mitteo and Thomas J. Smith, treas
 urer. The annual report of Treasurer Smith was read and approved. Reso- lutions were adopted on the death or
 Henry J. Farr, sixth ward member Of the committed The outlook for the fall campaign was discussed and con- siderable optimism expressed as to the result Another meeting will be held at the call of the chairman to arrange for holding the preconvention cau- CuHeS
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
.ADRIET THREE DAYS.
Eight Members of Crew of Abandoned
 Vessel Rescued

Boston, Aug. 10.-After being adrift three days in small boats, Capt. Thom- the crew of the schooner R. Bowers abandoned last week In a gale off the Grand Banks, were brought here today by the British steamer Cape Finis- terre. The men, in great distress were picked up by the British steamer Homer City and transferred yesterday to the Cape Finistcrre, inward bound from Glasgow.
 The Bowers, a vessel of 373 ions probably went to the bottom. Cant Kyffin said
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
COOL WAVE COMING.

Washington, Aug. 10-Coolinn winds from the Mississippi valley were moving eastward today, promising to sweep away completely the heat wave that has been scorching the middle west for weeks. At the same time an area of high pressure over New England is sending down fresh north east winds to cool the Atlantic coast districts north of the Carolinas.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETS.

The monthly meeting of the finance committee of the common council met last evening and approved bills IS follows: Board of public works street department $4,027.39; street improve ment S1,096.78; park department $2; subway department $4.30; sewer maintenance s163.0S; sewer construc- tion S235.93; street lighting $2,356.45; street sprinkling $2,372.S8; public amusement commission $3O.11; incl dentals s1,735.99: dogs, Warden John Coffey s69; city hall commission s327.4S; charity department s3,916.24; health department $1,087.G3.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
ENGINE TENDER DICRAILED.
Pipe Falls OT Passing Freight Train
 at Cedar Hill.

New Haven, Aug. 1O.-A heavy iron pipe dislodgcd from it's berth on a moving flat car in the Cedar Hill yards of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad struck and derailed the tender of a passing Hartford bound passenger train this morning delaying traffic for a time on two of the tracks. Ono of the cars of the freight train was also partially de- raied. None of the passengers suf- fered moro than a shaking up as e result of the jolt and sudden stop.
 EX-Aldorman F. A. Parker of this city was a passenger on the Hartford bound train.