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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19
Dberc 2ittle Berger.

Sri. Sanna 8iele bon Worriion
mar leste ISOLDE bier gum 9eiu6 bel
ibrer Sdwelter, Sran Sobn @oba-
tbuler.
@ottlieb @unlper i~tattete Sreunoen
ilno 9efannten an Der Secono Greet
amt Letter Samstag uno Sonntag ell
men 9ellt6 ab.
0ie Seu. unb Saferfeloer in Die
fer @eseno iinb pieIperipredenoer
als felt Sabren.
@uit. 8eiermaitr llnb Camille ma.
rem aln Counting gu @ait bel Der Sd'
Mile 6. &oblfing.
GaItor Geo. Sdulb, Der nel,e Seel,
iorger Der 8etbanien . @cmeinoe biei
belt lebten Sonntag ieine antritts'
preoigt, gu Delder iia Die @lieoei
5ablrei6 eineefunoen batten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

-Srou emil Sdiid pertpeilte les.
te ISOLDE mebrere Sage in ct. 2onis
gum 9eiu9 bon Seruanoten.
al. @epers unb Satin reiiten
lebten 9ienstag nod Sefferion Gitp
Inn Der 9eeroisumg BON Srn. Nep'
ers' Mltter ~beiSuipobnen.
So. s. Meper inO beiien Sawes
Itern, Ssrls. 2ouiie uno Olga, bon
Bah, beianoen iid aln Montoe Oicier
ISOLDE ultter ben bieiigen 8eIu6ern.
-ssrau Stepe @aobor, friiber SRI.
Siren, nebit &inoer, bon ct. 2ouis
befinbcn ii9 gegenndrtig bier au Sc
Iiid bel Der 5amilie Senrp Gief'
ernefe.
-auault Snbiiger uno Snmilie
boben out Iitt1uo6 ibr re,.eS @pbn.
baus, bas Sreuno stuguit aui Dem
airdbof9 Serge erridtcn lieb, be-
5ogen.
SRI. 2poia G5ci6in, reiite letter
Sonntag Su fllr5em 9eiufe mad
Belle, $40. bon mo aus lie iif mad
Colorado begeben miro I'M bort Der
Sallsbalt fir ibren 8ruber 81 fiibren
-Sermann 9opp befan6 ii6 lettt
ISOLDE in Cape @irarOeail, Wo. III
Der Contention Der fatboliiden llnior
oils 9elceat Der bieiigen ct. @eorg
@emeinOe bei5uipobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19
Die s~yamilienmcSisiu.

StS VoNJ 49,
nod INNER, gerabe 10 mie frilber,"
idreibt Srau S. Sridenitein bon SEM
MOOD, 8is., uiebr 5ufrieoen nit Dem
alpenfrGllter. 8ir unb 1tniere ain-
Ser, bier ocrielben iinb i6on Derbei-
rotct, gebrouden es ais unIerc ia.
milienmebi5in."
gs lit beute pobl faltm cine an.
oerc Mcoisin befannt, Die 10 icbr
Soitsmittel genorben lit, mic bieies
olte aeiterprobte &r1llterbeilmittel.
Die intereiiante @eifidte ieincr @nt,
oedung Dor bunbert Sabren, uno mic
es iid cine 10 aubergepobnlide ge.
liebtbeit erporbert miro in elmer 3cit-
i6rift urb in elmer groi6ilrc er5ablt,
oie frci on iebe aoreiie geididt mer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19
Sope.

Sreo Sdmabeoiiien reiite geitern
mad ct. 2ouis.
Sames Serbs, infer &anfmanm,
bat iein Storeseihdft an Did 9eler
perban6elt utb alpar fir Die Sarm
oes 2esteren bel Sebbets, Gallamap
Gountp.
Sen &rueger batte leste ISOLDE bas
rngliif einen mertbpollen @auleiel
au perlieren.
Go. aemper lit on ben Waiern CT.
franfte ip6brenb Clarence &rieger OIL
Der aunsenent5iinbung i4per frarf
barnieoer Iiegt. 8iiniden beioen
Eatienten redt baIoiee @enefung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

Der Staotratb lGBt CUR 3eit Die
Straben unierer Staot pieoer NIT
elmer Oeloefe periebeil.
-Gbas. 9aumitarf Sr. uno SAINT
lie beianoen ii6 lestc ISOLDE mebrere
Saae in &irfwooo at 9eiuh bel Der
manSten unb 9efamten.
-Srau Senrp &immel reiite leb-
ten Gienstog mad ct. 2ouis I'M Ser.
nonoten baieIbit einen geiud nb5ll.
itatten.
Sic meme fatboIii6e ct. @eorgs.
Stride miro am nGditcn Sonntue bon
/ bis 6 ltbr nadnl. CUR geiiftigung
often iein.
-aug. S. grinfmann nebit Got
tin r1no Sobn, bon Sap fanten gelterrt
in ibrem Iuto bierber 81 furoem ge'
Judi.
s.. 81. U. Ieper bon Ban begab
iid porseitern nad @aibin9ton I'M
als 9elegat Der ebangl. 8emeinoe
bon gap, Der 9iitrifts i. Gonferen5
bei5uiuobnen.
-Srau Sris 9urfbarOt unb SRI.
Coma 8fauti6 reiiten seitern nad
Sefferion Gitp I'm bem 8egr1bnilie
hires &effen unb Goliits, Sreberif
gttmucller ~bei5uwobnen.
so. 0eilnlarn Sr. bot baS Ga,
loongeid)Gft Dos anop &ir6ner bis
her in Der gon8ertballe fiibrte, ge.
fol,ft, bod miro oerielbe crit am 1.
Sult Sen 9eiib antreten.
-gergeBt ni6t om Samstae
Der 8orltelIung oes gaie Sarmer
Club in Ger G~onSertbaIle beioupob,
men. 9os id6ne 2ultipiel n&be Slo
Safen 8l,det" miro CUR auffiibrune
fommen.
&C. $. grodt, bon Sreberif5.
burg. @m. S1auf bon 8rote unO S
Cabin bon 8aibington, $40. beglei.
tcten ben Kindergarten Sictor u. Gil.
Der nod 8bars, Seras, no jebcr oel
orei @enamten elm betrddtlides
Siimnden IN 6orml6nbereicn oil
le9te.
so. gteuntamt bot iein Saloonae
ihait, bic Gait Gno 9ar, OIL glber.
Raeeelin berfauit, Der ieooh crit al
]. Sui 9eiit bapon nebmen miro
Il6ert lit Der 9egenipGrti9e @eiibe,
bes Central Sotel Soloous, bod wiri
ebenfnlls on 1. SILL, Chill Haael Del
frilber oieic 8irtbidait fiibrte OieIe!
@eidaft pieber ielbit iibernebmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

SRI. glara &ueoiser bon q.
peiIt eeeenuGrtig bier gu Be
Iud BEL ibren gltern, Senrp &ueoi.
ger unb @attin.
-Srau Cam Storp uno &inber,
bon Cairo, Sns., weilen gegenDartig
auf 9eiu6 bel Srau albert 8uentber,
Der Rutter bon Srau Storp.
-&;tfpc Sobn Slider welfe Dor
mebrcren Wonaten nod Belle, Wto.
rcilie iull BORT 81 mobnen, lit nod
Scrmarn 5irriidgefebrt Inn bier pie.
Der ibre Seimatb aiifSuidlagen.
-goiu. Snden, friiber bier mobn.
bait, jebt abcr elmer bon Glopton's
erfolarei9en @eiddftslcliten. par am
poria,n Sreitag, beiudsmeiie, bier in
Der Siobt.
81. 9. Soltbaiiie nno @attin,
BON Siiapatomie, &an., pelde Srall
Soltbauie's Gltcrn, Sris Siebler uno
@ottin, beiiidt bdften. iino am lesten
@ontag wieOer nafbaule gereiIt.
-9aitor 4iiml,ss unb 6. s. Sede'
meper ais 9elegat, bon Der epangl.
@emcinbe gu Stolpe, reiiten am 9titt.
mod bon bier aus nod 8aibington,
@o. INN Der 8e5irfs Gonferena Der
epansl. Spnobe bei5utpobnen.
SIN Sefferion Gitp lit am letter
Mittpod Sreoerid gttmueller, DC,
jiingite Sobn unieres friiberen Wtit'
Burgers, bes BERT. 9r. @uitap Git
mueller i'm gllter bon 81 Sabren al
Ser S6minoiuft geitorben.
-6rau @alOinu alinger, bon
Maridaa, befanb iid iiber LETTER
Sonntag ,lnb Wontag bel bieiiger
8crpanbten. Srau &linger mar auI
Der Seimreiie bon ct. 2ouis fuo iit
lire i6merfrunfe Sdpeiter, Srai
Glementina Mertens, beili6t batte.
Carl 9uidmeper, bon SirIt
Greet ltattete uns our @rneuerling lei
mes Announcements anfangs Der 8o6t
einen 9eiu1 ab unb tbeilte urs mi
bab, nod benz iesigen Stano oel
8ei5enfeloer gu urtbeilen, cine total'
Seblernte beborItebt. @as oa:
@latteis unb Die &Glte bes 8inter'
nift pernidtet bot, bas pollenoet ies
Die Seiienfliege.
s. $. 9arner unb Sobn Suris
bon Stonp Sill befanoen ii6 leb
ten Montag bier ltnh ltatteten rrs Ell
ne,l m;ilifculmenen @ei6aftsbeiud
ab. Serr 8arner beridtet Bob oi
g8~ei5enielbcr in Der umgegeno BOZ
Stonp Sill nidt iebr bielperipredeni
ausicben % Die beiiiide Siege groB
sserDccrinean in beniel6en angeridte
bot.
-llnieren ber5li6en Cant biermi
Ben folgenoen 2eiern oes Solfsblott
fir Die ipillfommene G%rneuerung ID
res Announcements, III Der Dergargc
men ISOLDE:
Sermann-@eo. Coll Sr. uno ST
Sottboff.
Sermann, Ct. 1.-8eo. @lat.
Sermani1, Sc. 3.-@uit. 9obl Uni
Garl 9uI6meDer.
SGT. Sterling-S. @iebingbagen.
9eraer-Iep. .. 90. 8rinfmann.
st. 2ouis-SScar Saerber rno @al
ter Stride.
Slpenspille-S. S. grinfnann.
Stpnp Sill-S. S. Barrier.
Morrilon-S. .. Brandt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19
Sis!

Sis!
llnterseidneter liefert @is in allen
auantitdten lrb bittet Inn eitre ge-
itellllns. Sreie unb prompte ablie-
ferung. Geo. ~&irhboer,
@gent Capitol Gitp 8retperp 60.
8bone 95.
So. 6. Suinlbp unb Samilie bon
9anias Gitp baben i'm Soned @e.
bGuoe @pbming gemietbet unb tper.
Den nGdite ISOLDE bierber 5icben.
Serr Quimbp lit I'M @runbeigen-
tbums . @eidGft unb bot bereits an
mebrere unierer Sarmer 2dnoereien
in SeTas berfauft.
s.. g. 6atbgeb bon Berger be-
fano ii6 am @ittpo6 in @eidaften
bier unb tbeilte uns geleeentlid lei.
ues 9eiudes nit, Dob er @eIunbbeits,
riifiidten iid geauuneen iiebt, iein
4mt als @ei6dftsleiter Der Berger
Milling Co., oen er idon ieit bielen
Sabren b%orgeitanoen bat, nieoeraules
gen, ba linn bonn Grate elm glima-
wediel angerotben lit.
-Srls. Sltlia 2abol,be unb Sillie
2oboube. ionic @alpina Saes, iino
art porigen Mittpod bon ct. Souls
%cingetroffen, I'M ben Sommer I'M
&ein ibrer gltern, an &oltte 2, gu
geben mir ibncn germ uno nnent-
in ct. 2oliis franf gerpeien, bette lid)
ieoo6 nidt elmer dirurgii6en Opera
ton u%nter5o9en, nie friibcr irrtbitm.
lih beri6tet murbe.
Gin 9aieballipiel SpiI6en Dem
bieiigen Club unb ben @abaib 8an-
ners bon ct. Souls miro nGflten
Sonntoe auf Dem 8aiebalI- Garf itatt-
finoen. Inn Den ct. 2ouiiern @ele-
senbeit 81 geben nit Dem Hadmit.
taes5ugc miebcr beim5ureiien, iuiro
oas Spiel i6on Inn balb 2 llbr be.
ginlen.
-6rou gbos. S6sner, Srau S.
$. @elmerS unb Sral, 2ouis 8eee.
mann, loipie SRI. @ortba &lenf, rel.
item am nergangenen Wontag mad
SuniaS Gitp, sur Ebeilno9nle an Der
0aielbit itattiinoen Gebefab State ri,
iemblp. Srau S6sner rcprGlenticrt
Die bieii9e 2oge ser &ebefabs.
Som Sarnstag, Den 20. Wni biz
gum SamStag, Den 81. Mtoi, per6er
mir iGmmtlideY usmoarcrl, einlhlieB.
lid bon gornierten unb lungarnierter
Siiter, 8dnoer, @Iumcil, 9raios
ltim., 81 be0eittenb berobgeiebter
Greiieu perfoufen. @ir NADER
gleidfallS cine 8reis &ebl,ftion au
alle Spirella &orietS, tpeld)c nab
reno oieics Serfaufs beItcllt pcroen.
SRI. gmilie9ielg
8lttmoderin.
Die Sbeater : 8oritellung unie
Ter So6i6ul Stltoenten lparer bic
imner iebr beliebt uno, nie in fri
beren Sabren, 10 bate iid aud in Die
lem Sabre Gin sablrcides Bilblifun
5ur Iuffiibrune oes biibi6en Suit
ipiels. nSbe &ittle 8olitician" Elm
gefunben. Die 8abl bes Stiife'
iuar cine eliifli6e ulb, sllles in NJ
lem eenomllten, lpar ou6 Die auf
tiibrnng cine gelnngene. SRI. Sbel
ma 9reuer, als Map Wortinter
ipieltc ibrc &olle aiisgc5eifnet; SRI
greiier 5eigte lin5peifelbaft bebcltten
beS Talent fir Die @iibne uit6 par jc
oenfolls Der Sauptiaftor fir Den Ct
fole oes 4benbs, 2pon Wousbnnb
@ilbur Settler, Siliiis 8luit. Gar
S6affner, Somer @alfer itno Gbil
@oblt, iolpie Srls. Srn,a Saio uni
Gona DOLL ernbeten gleidfalls gro
ben 8cifall in ibren reipeft. 3ollei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19


-gbmin 2eisner, bon ct. 2oilis,
befonb iid @nbe Der pprigelt @ohe
beiuhSmeiIe bel bieiigen Seripnnotcn.
-Sronf Surol uno @attin MR.
ben am Ietten Samstag burh Die Sc
burt zines S6ftertens begliidt.
-Srau 81. q. Saulter %perlpeiltc
mebrere Gage Der bergangenerl 8od)e
in ct. Gouis.
-gop. 3iieoiger uno @attin, bon
ct. 2ouis iino g%egenlu1rtig Die 1alte
bieIiaer 8erpanoten.
-Sris @ueltaml uno Wtaria 10.
gbworos, beibe bon Sortlanb, 30,
mrroen am porigen 9onnerstag ourd
&ifter Sbeo. @raf getraut.
-Sermann Seidmann begab lid
ami lesten Montag nod ct. Soris,
I'M cine ISOLDE lang bel ieinen Sim
bern Sl peripeilen.
-@m. uno Sui. 8allmeper, neblt
oeren Samilien, madten am lesten
Sonntng cine 5abrt, per Sttoebafer
Muto, nod Senate @robe.
-@aro & alenf, Die SperlanO
gaenter, perfauften filr5li6 elm
Sperlano gluto an Gilbert Sdulte,
BON Drafe.
-Gbriit. eberlin ulb Sobn per'
fauften fiir5li6 Iarmell 4utos an
4ug. Sod, bon Smenspille, 8unoer'
lid unb Sidt bon Sermann nno I'll.
bert &ottpis, bon &oiebuO.
-geirr nod 6 beidperlide Sdul.
tage unb bonn fommt Die Norgen.
rotbe Der be%iBeriebnten, 3.monatliden
Serien, Der gnfang hes Sdlaraffen.
Iebens I'M yGolce far Iiente."
-Senrp @lat, melder ieiner Dellt.
fer, Srau 2i55ic 8las, on &oute /,
einen gelrh abgeitattet bate, febrte
am lebten Sreitag wieber mad lei.
llenl Seim, in ct. 2puis, 5uriid.
-8aItor 8. 90. 9rinfmnnn bon
@ergcr ~Itottete inns lebten Wittppd
einen oneenebntcn @ei9Gitsbeiud ab,
our grneueriine ieines Announcements
ouf oos golfsblatt.
s.. 8. 8rmuot uno @attin, bon
Morriion, poiiicrten om pcr~gangener
Sonntag bier ourd, auf Dem 8ege
nod 2ittle Berger, gum 8ellid bel
Srou 9ranot's S6pciter, 6rol,
2aura &oelline.
-Galtor 81. aasmam unO Gele'
got Gbas. 8eblepalb reiiten geiterr
nod @oibington lin Die bieiiee ct
8olilss @cmeinOe auf Der GonferenJ
bes @iiiouri . 3iitrifts Der epangl
Spnobc 81 pertreten.
-llniere S%relnoe bon Ser Noro
icite, melhe Der auiiiibruna oes Suit
ipicles, oSbe Do Safcn 8udet'
bltr6 oen Gaie Gormer Club beige
iuobnt ba6en, beridten BOB oos Stiir
Elm aiiseeaeidnetes lit uno in pollen
better @eiic eegeben puroe. 9eiud
Die @orltellitng morgen abeno in Sc
Goncertballe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-19

Den. Wan i6reibe al /: Or. 8eter
Sabrnep & Sons 60, 1876 60.
Sople aue., Chicago, Sl.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
Vews for Thenfer G0ers and Women Readers
BEGIN AT ANY TIME Her Side---and His How Cora and David
 BECKIEY
Standing In."

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New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
OFFERING
 MAURICE COSTELLO

"A Question of Right or Wrong" with Maurice Costello and Leah Baird and Kathlyn Williams in "The Val iants of Virginia will be the head liner at Keeney's theater tonight. A capacity house saw Miss Williams in "The Valiants of Virginia last even ing and all the patrons of the theater were unanimous in declaring this in imitable actress is at her best in this wonderful romance of the fragrant south.
 Several other pictures have been secured to fill out the evenings en- tertainment including '"The Fur Coat" with William Dangman in the leading role and Caught on a Sky Scraper," with Gertrude Selby as the leading actress. The Hearst Selig pictures will also be screened tonight showing the interesting events of the day. The three vaudeville acts which have been playing at the theater this week will bring their engagements to a close
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
HELLO, NEW YORK" IS
 BOOKED FOR GRAND

Sam Sidman's own show, 'FWelcome to Our City," has met with popular approval at the Grand theater, Hart ford, this week, and '"The original hot dog mans" latest appearance in the city is winning him lot of new friends. Sam Sidman has long been a favorite as a comedian, but has never before starred under his own management. This being his first sea- son as a producing manager, he has done all in his power to present what he says is the best show on the Co., lumbia circuit. He has an excellent cast in his support and states that his beauty chorus of charmers are unrivaled. The show abounds in rich comedy, tuneful musical numbers, captivating dances, elaborate scenery beautiful costumes and novel effects of an electrical nature, while MT. Sid man is said to appear to better ad- vantage than ever in his favorite Ger man comedy character, around which his production has been written.
 Lew Kelly, Professor Dope," in his new show, "Hello New York" the attraction which kept New York alive all summer, playing at the Co., lumbia theater, is the attraction for next week at the Grand.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02

shape. Men of the midway are get ting together their emporiums Of rare and curious specimens, while horsemen are busily engaged groom ing their Grand Circuit record break CTS for prize winning dashes around the track.
 If one will call to mind the usual crowd that watches a circus unload, add 50 per cent. to it's enthusiasm and multiply it's number by ten, he will have the picture complete. Boys and girls were running and shouting up and down the midway, now storm ing a little frankfort stand for "hot dog," or shivering up to colored lemonade vender in happy anticipa- ton of a long drink made cold by glass cubes that are not affected in size by the high cost of ice.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
Proud of P remonitions

Do you ever have premonitions
 1 have friend who has them, and who is very proud of them.
 It Is useless to try to persuade her that they do not mean anything She will indignantly tell you of an occa- sion when she had a premonition and something happened.
 There was the time when I didn't want John to go on the fishing trip, and the baby was taken so ill while he was away" she will say.
 And then there was the day I had the prem monition my sister wouldn't come when she wrote me she was going to, and sure enough, she didn't"
 And so forth and so on, as long as you care to listen.
 How About the Things That Never
 Come?
 Now, I do not dream of question ing her veracity. I am quite willing to believe she had the prem onitions, although she did not always remem- Der to speak of it before the event. That is a mistake that prophets often make.
 But what uo QueSI1oH, IS InlS- whether she ever took account of the number of times she has had prem onitions and they did not amount | to anything. l have a suspicion tha1 l if she did this she would find tha l they outnum bered the others ten tc ] one.
 | As it is they slip out of her mint | and that is the end of them. A housemate of mine said to m l the other day when I was going o1 | little journey, 'I hate to have vol ] go-I have a premonition that some thing is going to happen to you
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02

fair in Connecticut. This fair affords him an opportunity of inspecting the work of the state departments through their exhibits. Now displays will be arranged by the departments.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02

Exhibits will begin to come in to- day, and a large, competent force of men and women has been engaged by the association to take proper care of them in the different depart ments. There will be an unusually large collection of dairy cattle this year. The entry list shows that Clarence Mackey will send herd to compete with the Pope herd from Pennington. Among the oxen will be found eighteen yoke of Devons, all closely matched and of about thee same size and weight.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
S25, 5,0OO FAIR AT BERLIN. Greatest Attractions fin History of

oSA AAA Il ttA A'
 A S25OOO fair is what the man. agement of the Connecticut State Agricultural society offers at Berlin for the week opening Monday morn ing, September Il, and closing Satur- day night, September 16. The free entertainment program this year marks an outlay of $4,O00 and brings together the greatest of all outdoor attractions The vaudeville acts will be presented three times daily. twice in the afternoon and once in the evening in connection with the $2,000 fireworks display. Mme. Vallecite, whose trained leopard act will be seen only at Berlin, has never before ap- peared in the east, coming directly from an Australian tour. The Mont rose troupe of acrobats, Oliver, the daredevil diver, the Savages and oth- CTS are only a few of the free at fractions. Just at this time the management is negotiating to book another S1,00O attraction.
 The entries for the horse racing events will close Monday evening and by that time Manager Green will have the finest horses of the various cir cults entered. The Berlin oval pre- sents thrilling races annually The purses this year are larger and the classe are fast
 Motorcycle races on the closing day promise to provide thrills of a most sensational character.
 The eideshow attractions of the midway include numerous entertain ments and novelties new to the east. An enlarged area has been laid out for the accommodation of the numsr- ous concesslOnistS.
 Monday, September II, has been designated as opening day; Tuesday, Middletown day; Wednesday, Meriden day; Thursday, Governors day and state day; Friday, Hartford day; Sat- urday, New Britain day.
 Governor Holcomb and his staff will be present on Thursday. His visit here is official on account of the close identity of the association to the state. It is the only chartered state
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
MY LITTLE GIRL A TERRIBLE SIGHT
With Rash on Back and Arms. Also Over Face. Very Red. Formed Eruptions. ltched Badly.
HEALED BY CUTlCURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

$ My little girl was five years old when a afash broke out on her back and arms and &also all over her face. When 1t first came out
 1t was very red and then it began to form #nto eruptions like smallpox, and her face : 2was so full of the eruptions that you could Snot put pin head between them, and her 8pyes were closed. She was terrible sight. $She cried night and day the eruptions itched 8so badly, and had to tic her hands so that &she could not scratch. She also had g.
 fever and was sick.
 # '"The rash was very bad for three weeks. Then got 8 cake of Cuticura Soap and 8 BOOK of Cuticura Ointment and the eruption #began to heal and after using three cakes of $Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment
 Ehe was healed" (Signed) Mrs. Watson &Haines. Garnerville. N. r, Oct. 21. 1915. Sample Each Free by Mail 8 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- #klress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. \, Bos- &sons'' Sold throughout the world.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02

Another Way of Saying "I Shall
 Worry''
 And then, before I could answer, he caught himself up and said, 1T am ashamed of that Saying I have a premonition is only another way of saying, I shall worry,' and I won't handicap you that way
 l think everyone with a pessimistic or worrying tendency has premoni- tions, a feeling in the bones that some thing is going to turn out wrong. Op- timists have the opposite kind of pre- monitlons a feeling in the bones that something is going to come out right On the whole, that Is a much pleas anter feeling, at least for those who have it. Those who are connected 1 With him sometimes suffer just as 1 much inconvenience from his ground 1 less optimism.
 1 Always AnalyZe Your Premonftions.
 Tn neither case should the pre- l monition be made the basis of action. Analyze it. Go to the bottom of the matter. Find out if there is any real 1 reason at the root of it, any cause l for experimenting danger, any grounds for being sure of success. Then, when you have gone to the bottom, look T carefully at what you find and act ac- cordingly.
 Premonition and superstition are 1 own cousins.
 Of course there are times wher sentiment, as well as reason, has some influence on our actions, but don't gel the premonition habit. It will sure ly cause both you and those about you much needless unhappiness
 Besides, half the time premoni tion is just another word for indiges l ton.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
CONIPOUNCE ATTRACTIONS.
Regular Season Will Close on Labor
 Day, September 4.

The regular season for Lake Con- bounce will close on Labor day, though number of barbecues and outings have been booked for Sep tember and early in October.
 On Sunday afternoon the concert program will be given by the Bristol City band from until o'clock un- der the leadership of Thomas J. Fischer.
 On Monday, Labor day, the Bristol City band will also give the concert program and Leader Fischer prom ises a very fine choice of selections for both days. There will be dancing afternoon and evening
 Tn the summer theater there will be a special vaudeville bill with three performances at 2, 4 and 8:15 p. III.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-02
CHARTER OAK FAIR.

Great Exhibition Throws Gates Open
 Labor Day.
 The Connecticut Fair grounds at Charter Oak park presented a scene, yesterday, of bustling activity and feverish rush, preparatory to the opening of the ninth annual fair on Labor Day. Tents are going up in all directions and buildings are being pounded .and hammered into final