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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

flnoen, feline 2id)ter al oem bil1te-
ren @1loe Hires Mlltomobils gebabt
sl baber1, mabreno Ser brittle algeb-
li6 feline Goroerlidter allge5iinbet
battc.
Sic 5tatc 8arf bon @otf Sslano
bat bic critic giniammlllne bon spar-
betrasen inn nelten Sduliabr beenbet
uno babel Sen ltaatliden getrag bon
$244.7O erbaltem.
5olgcll0e Gaare liebe1 iid geIterll
9eiratbs : @rlallbniBldcine alsitel=
len: @iaiam 8eattp uno Seon DO
naloion> &od Sslano; Spo Hetbuplle
bon Sanpton, ST., llao Srau Mrag
Saltlp bon Nod sSslan0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
g(EfiihIund. mcir 8r,

- I6tiblung. ,m}cin grauz
li9am 1T perliebt bis iiber Die D.
rem"
rNlio senau - melt wje er in
Gqulfen itedt!!"
@tarte @inbilbung.
5err 1largelmeier (ein 9aor au5 Der
5uppe 3iebsno): u9as boise iA mir
Oph gleid seoa9t . Die gauge
Suppe idmedt nod gomaee!."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
sir sic ger.breitez

Ger giienbabnbriide en-
gobnDof Jrieoriditrabe in Berlin
IinO Die erfprperli9en Mus14adtunz
gen ON Reidstaasufer beenoet uno
Die 8altgruben nod Der Spree bin
our9 silerne S%punbipanbe abgez
idlofien. Die bier etn3ubauenoen
8riidenpfeller foiten allein cine babe
Wilipn Wiart.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Meues aus Moline.

&ade fir oie repllblifanilde 9ar-
tel ld)eint es geipelen 5t lei,l, mes=
'balb S. 6ranf 9alep, gr-@oupernellr
BON Sn0iana, Der jest oltf Dem pro-
bibitioniitiiden 5timml5ettel ais &a1t=
oioat fiir Oas Mmt oes Nrajioentell
auftritt, Ser erlteren Eartei abtrii11e
mig ipuroe n1t0 iibertrat, met1iaitens
erflarte Der gr=Gounerlle1r in letter
&eoe, bie er in Mfpliue on ser Ia.
,StraBe nnO 5. Mpenl1e hielt, oaB Sic
Geplblifa1er, als er leinerseit fiir
elm Ml1t OILS &anoioat ~fltl1girte, per=
lndt batten, gerlpredpllgell bon ibm
81 %erlangen, Inn ibm Damn bebilflih
81 lein, Dos Mmt 5l1 erbalte,t. g(llber
9alep Dielten Die altberen @ailer=
|Eproser. Die lid gesepmartis al1f ci,
.ller 4amtpagne=5pur beiinoen, fur5e
anlprad)el1, in oelten lie oas Shlag=
mort 1Nro6ibitipn III Sen Sinunel
boben.. 1ieies mar iebod) nibt bei
ben 3llborern ser 6on. 1ieielben
borten fid) oen 5dppal Ser @orte on
ltlto lettelt banll tbren @eg fort, neil
lie ld)elnbar ibre foltbare 3eit lorlt=
mo beiier perrpenoengfom,ten
Mad) elmer aus Seem Sort einae-
frottelten Atad)ridt iinb Sic Ser
letn1tgen bon CHARLES 9eere @inat,
Der nit leitem 8iplan at 9ooel1 &C.
ltltr5t nor, nidt 10 gefabrlidl, mie
5lterlt a1gerton1ntel1 mltrbe. Ser iltr=
&c Wta1tlt 5og 1id eilten grltd5 ser
|ytale, eil1en 9einbrlldl uno inltere
1Werletltltgen 5lt. 5ei1t Sultano bat
1id in5fpiiden sc6eiiert.
Die 9iireer bon Dit Waoline atb-
l11e1t lest erleidtert anf, 90 sic Sim,
oerlabmlng oils erloiden erflart
aporOen tit. 9ieie grflarl1ng fan1
5ipar nidt ltl%lerpartet, oa sic offent=
l1den Sdnlen sur regeIredteu ;3eit
1bren llnterridt mieoer aufaenon1=
men .batte1t l1n0 llie ernite @efa6r be,
itonoen batte.
Ser 3nitano bes Merifa11ers Gil
|lerto gtlnes, Ser NIT mebreren be-
oenfliden Sdnittprnoen am ,SoIie
I'M StaotboIpital oarnieberlieat, hat
it'd I'M Sal1fe oes geltrigen CAGES be-
oelttel1o eebeliert. Die @erlebuuael1
iaparen ibm bon SsSl,at 6ernan0es bel,
gebradt moroel1, nad)oem er i'm BE.
ldn1loigt Bate, ser Moroer bon Nicp,
Jas Gracraft st iein. 6erllan0es be-
filloet lid III @aft.
8elegel1tlib Scr in Gbicoao abac-
faltellelt &olrferens Ser Shpeoiiden
Baptilten-&irden lit Carl 2oplpn
BON bier sum Mitglieo oes %literari.
ldbe1 Securities eripablt moroen. sllld,
Nsaltor U. S. 6reeman lit elm Mmt
lthertrogen aporoel1, ieopd) lit sic Mrt
oeslelben nod nidlt befannt.
Goli5eid1ef S. 9. Glaur aus glt
Wtoltrte bat feline Meiignation einae=
reidt, Die Iofort III Strait treten ion.
Gr bat lein @rr1oeigentbnm nerfa1rft
l.11o geoenft iest NIT ieiner San1ilie
l1ab Slorioa 81 reilel1, INN sort 5t
farnen.
3apei Maod)en, melde on Dem gio-
Sbeater on 5. Mpelnte borbeifamen,
laaben ein 9latt Gapier,, oas, mie lid)
lpater beralsltellte, Elm gbed snm
getrage bon $127.47 mar, ser ollf
Die Srore BON S. 9. GlIingstportb 6
Sons, 80. StraBe, lal1tete. 3as
Mertbpapier mlroe BON ben Glterlt
Der Mdoden Ser Sirmd iiberaebeu
11llo Die Sestereu empfingen cine De-
|%loblrung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Mtuts aus Mustatine

Noli5eidef Giee ltelte geltern cine
Srore aus, oer5llfolge bas aufltellen
BON Mutonlobilen an Ser Soma 9lpe-
llue nabe Der 3apeiten StraBe, bis auf
@eiteres perboten lit. 9ieler Sd)ritt
mltrbe Dabllr6 notblpenoig gemadt,
oaB bier fir oas neue 2aurel- @eball=
De 9aulnaterialicn al1fgeltapelt mer-
oen miilien.
Die 2ebrer in Ml,scatine iilto BON
Or. 8. $. Gunner, oem Sefretar
Ser ltaatliden @elunobeitsbebDroe er-
illdt morben, nit Sen @eiunobeits-
Ibeboroen @ano IN @al1b 5l1 arbeiten,
oamit bie gefabrlide &inOerldbmung
red)t5eitig entoedt miro, I'M @efabr
fiir ar1oere &inoer 81 beleitigen.
San1es Weorris mllroe geltern blr6
8idter Goiter Inn eil1en Collar unb
ben Soften oes Gerfahrens beItraft,
nad)oem er iid) lhlloig befanat bette,
l1npalienoe Nebensarten eebral1dt 51
baben. Morris iou in ieiner @alts-
tbiir geltanben haben ltnD Dem Sltbr-
mann zines @efabrtes Der @alaee
Goal Company nit porgebaltenem
&epolper gebrpbt babelt, iiber iein
8rltnoltiid at geben, tim &oblen i1t
Ben Setter bon Charles Sdenf, 9fo.
All @elt z. Strabe, 5t bringen.
ginla6ungen fir Sic Mhllif- l1nter.
baltltng, bie nad,lten 9ienstag Mbero
in Ser Grlten Metbooilten : gpisfp-
pal Stride abgebalten miro, iirto be-
reits al,sgeianot pproen ltno Sic,
1peldle Ser Geranltaltllng beipobnen,
oiirften mabre @erlen Ser Ml1itf bo-
ren, bot ooh Sral,lein Marie &aiier
ibre Mitpirfung alt9eiast. Sic bot
iid) als portreffli6e &iinlerin lbereits
|einen groben Hltf e%rporben. 2ebten
lSomner gehDrte lie Dem rlililhen
|Spmpbonie-S rdeiter OH. slltd bat
6ie il1l9e &iinltlcrin ldon mebrere
8ortrags-Reilel ourb 0as gall5e
2anb genladlt.
@eim &cinigen elmer Maidine in
Sen Inlagen Ser ulluiteo States
Button sSactorp" gerietb Iral1leill
Mabel Sales, meld,e an ser DItIicheu
is. Strabe mobnt, nit ibrem red)ten
grm III 0ielelbe1 Ser arg ~5erquetld)t
mltroe. 1as lulgliidlide Maod)elt
funnte crit al1s ieiner beoenflid)elt
Sage cntfernt meroen, nad)oem Sic
Wealdine IN Sbeile %ge,tpnl11len nor
Sen mar. @abreno oieler 3eit Itallb
lie grablide Shaner5en ans, Sic lie
ieood) III portrefflid)er @eiie ou per-
bergen apltbte.
Maen 8. 9eion, ser iosialiltilde
&anoi0at fir bas Northumberland,
|bdlt ndd)lten Mittpod Mheno INN s
l(br cine &ebe inn Srpbeum Gbeater.
SEER 9enlon befinoet ii6 eesenlpair-
tlg altf elmer &a9ne-Sour olrd
Ste @ereinigten Staaten.
Die @~eeroielll,g bon Sarolo
Sdmal5, melder friiber III Ml1sca-
tine lpobrte, miro bette bon Ser
@obnlna ieiner Gltern aus altf Sem
GREENWOOD 6rieSbof lt%attfinoen.
Sdmal5 itapb in ieiner @obnung in
Samibal, 800.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Sic iOllten tasli6 stnen stubleane
haber.

Gin freier lei6ter @tublgang icben
Sag 1T ein 3eiden gutter @eiunobeit.
9r. &ing's Seem 2ife 9tIIs tperben ST.
men einen lei9ten StubIsang beridafz
fen obne Sdmer5en unb SIR @pltem
bon 8lutsiften befreien, SIR 8lut
rcinigeu, @artIeibisfeit bertreiben unb
cine bor5iisIi6 anballernoe @irIung
|auf SIR gauges 9bitem. baben. Madt
Sic fiiblen, als pb Sic leben tpoIlten.
Sur 25c bel Gpotbefern. (Nn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

@eiterr1 aml,r6e befanl1t gemadt,
sob Die neue Garr=Sdltle, lpelde &C.
gentpartig All Der II. straBe erbout
miro, redt5eitig iertigseltelt iein
miro, bamit Ser unterrid}t naddtes
6riibiabr in Ingriff 9enommen lper-
Sen fam.
Die 9oli5ei tpllrbe benadrid}tigt,
DOB Dor Sen Mnlagen Der 8iuiums,
@bite & So, 0erer Irbeiter gegell=
martig Itreifen, l1nrl1ben al,sgcbro=
den ieien. Sci Ser anfltnft einer
@rr5abl Noli5iiten fanoen lie cine an=
5abl @rbeitcr, bie in einen @ortitreit
geratben maren. gs famer lonit
feline Glbeltorungcn Dor.
Sn Sen &lltbralirlen oes SIt Mo-
line Commercial Glub nl1roe cine
entbuiialtiidD perlaltfene @erIamm=
lung Ser Hepublifaner abgebalten, in
Ser mebrere befannte 9erren Nlr+
lpradeH bielten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Drei Mlltler apltroen aeitern Mpr-
Gen i'm Noli5eigeridt ltnt So uno 6en
Soften bes @erfabrens be%rurtbeilt.
'3apei oerlelben luur0en i1uloig be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Die @eeroigru1g bon SaroIo
Sdmal5, melder friiber III Ml1sca-
tine rpobnte, miro beltte bon Ser
@obnuag ieiner Gltern aus altf oem
GREENWOOD Srieobof Itattfinoen.
Sdmal5 itapb in ieiner @obnlug in
Sarnibal, 300.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

glen 8. 9eion, ser losialiitiids
&aloioat fir bas Nralioentenamt
bdlt ndd)lten Mittpod Mhellb Inn S
l1br cine Hebe inn Srpbellm Gbeater
Serr 9enlon befinoet ii6 eesenlpar.
tig altf elmer &agne-Iour ol1rd
bic &ereinigten Staaten.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
FOR SOLDIERS RELIEF.
NamcS and Addresses of Complete
 Local Committee.

Following are the names and ad- 1 dresses of the local soldiers relief committees:
 Joseph R. Andrews, Commercial street; Albert Anderson, 12S Main street; Parker Abbc, 279 Main street; J. A. Andrews, 132 Main street; Jo- seph Bennett, 266 Arch street Miss Clara Br1crc, 21O Maple street; Leo Bojnowski, G6 Orange street; Fred Bcloin, S6 Church street.
 w. II. CroWcll, 254 Main street. Miss Gertrude Carlson, 51 Trinity street; James II. Curtin, 21 West Main street; William Cowlishaw, 439 West Main street; Rev. Warren S. Cooke, 37 Bassctt street; M. II. Camp Probate Court.
 George l.. Damon, 267 Main street; E. M. DiNonno, 127 Church street; George II. Dyson, 54 Main street.
 J. A. Ericson. BPS Main street.
 M. Irving Jester, 527 Stanley street.
 Miss Mary Kehoc, f WarlOck street.
 M. J. Kcnncy, 351 Main street; r. F. King, s Lake Court
 w. w. Leland, 2l0 Main street.
 D McNIillan, POI Main street; Her bert l.. Mills, 336 Main street; A. A. Mills, so West Main street; George K. Macaulcy 37S Stanley street; Charles Marshland. 173 Main street
 Rev. $. G Ohman, 19 BaSSctt street; T. w O'ConnOr, 69 BasSCtt street
 Eugene Porter, 222 Main street.
 Mayor George A. Quiglcy, 13O Maple street.
 A. N. Rutherford 62O Stanley street; c. c. Rossbcrg, B Vino street
 Anton Steiner, 1O6 Glen street; Nor ris D Saxc, 33S Main street,; John Sllritusky, 26 Broad street.
 Fred Wrinkle, 33S Main street; l. Wexler, 439 Arch street; Rev. John T. Winters 544 Main street; Theodore L. Wagner, 93 South Burritt street; How ard Wilson, 33 West Main street
 A. M. PaOncssa, IFS Fremont street; John Tomazewski 69 Orange street.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
GOV. HOLCOMB HELPS.
EXempts Soldiers Home From Civil
 Service Authority.

Hartford, July 25.-Another state Institution was exempted from the operation of the civil service law when Governor IIolcomb today de- clared tho soldiers home at Noro- ton exempt
 There has been trouble for some lime between the soldiers hospital board which has charge of the home and the civil service commission over the appointment of a steward. Some lime ago the board appointed Harry Lutterman of Stamford to the posi- lion. MT. Lutterman had taken the civil service test, but stood sixteenth pn the list and was not certified by Inc commission as eligible for the position. The commission objected @ the action of the board and in hmated that 1t was not in accor- dance with the requirements of the Btatutes. This forenoon President Morris of the civil service board and Commissioner Brinsmade had a con- ference with the members of the hospital board in the governors of Hce. The position of the civil ser vice commission was stated and a discussion of the situation followed. Afterward the hospital board asked Governor HolComb to settle the diff- .ulty by eXempting the home. All the positions at the home are exempted by the governor.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
SITUATION ABROAD
 HITS MARKET HARD
British Cabinet Crisis and Rail-
 road Situation Force Prices Down

Wall St., 10:30 @. m.-Overnight developments including the threaten Gncd crisis in tho British cabinet and railway labor situation hero favored tho short interest at today's opening and provoked further liquidation of weak specialties.
 Industrial Alcohol added 3-8 points to yesterdays severe depre- citation in tho first half hour. Such leaders as United States Steel, Union Pacific and Reading were under mod crate pressure, with the motors. Mex ican Petroleum and equipments. De- clines were effected on comparatively small offerings from professional sources.
 Close-SteeI recorded its highest prico of the season in the final hour, but failed to hold, yielding moderate ly with other leaders. The closing was heavy.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
CHEERS FOR TEDDY"
Given Enthusiastic Reception by Boys
 at Fort Terry.

Fort Terry, N. Y., July 25.- While 1,2O0 boy rockies cheered them selves hoarse and gave vent to ec- static wells for Freddy, Teddy Col Theodore Roosevelt bowed a smiling acknowledgement of the enthusiastic reception which he received here this afternoon.
 He had promised to inspect the school boys training camp today and in accordance with his agreement journeyed to GreenpOrt, l.. l., from Oyster Bay this morning. At Green port he was met by Lieut.. Col. An drew Hero and other officers of Fort Henry and conveyed here by trans port, arriving at 1 80. After lunch con and a regimental parade by the boy soldiers, Colonel Roosevelt de- livered a stirring address to them, in the course of which he was ire Quently obliged to pause because of the cheering.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
Another Town Bars Children.

South Canterbury, July 25.-Tho Illness of a child in the north district near the Brooklyn line, was diagnosed yesterday as due to infantilo paralysis. The family had the child as a summer bOardcr. The child in qucs- lion came from New York with it's parents by way of New London and n%tthat place it was passed as in good health
 quarantine on the house has been set and an order given that children under sixteen from New York shall rot be admitted to town.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
PERSONALS

Dr. John Kiernan of Port Chester, IN. Y., has returned to his home after spending a few days with his parents. NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Kicrnan of Clark street.
 MT. and Mrs. William r. Felt and son, Dudley, have returned aftor a NlSlt with MT. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore at their summer home at Oak Bluffs.
 1eter and Francis Coffoy of Star street are at Ocean Beach.
 Albert Cliff, formerly of this city, now of Pittsburgh, Pa, Is the guest of local relatives.
 John T. Foley will leave Friday for a few days vacation trip at the shore.
 Mrs. Mary. A. Garvcy returned to- day from a two weeks automobile trip through the Catskill mountains.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
TO TOLL IN HER MEMORY.

If the provisions in the will of the late Anna Weber are carried out in Jennersdorf, Austria Hungary tomor- row, the bells on the small church in that place will toll for fifteen minutes. The deceased died July 26, 1915, and in the will it decrccd that a mass would be said every year on that date and the bells toll. Tn consideration of tho beQueSt a sum of $1OO was left the church. Joseph Weber of this city, nephew, was named cXcCutOr of the will and was also one of the chief beneficiaries in the will
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
COURT NNRTT TTNITIT,D-ETNED New Britain Soldiers at NOgalcS Must
 Forfeit One Third of Pay
Especial to the Hcrald.)


 Nogales, Arizona, July 25.-PrivatCS Joseph Grabeck, w. J. Delaney, John Coffey and Steve MahOney, the four New Britain, Conn.,, soldiers charged with insubOrdinatiOn at NOgalCs last week and tried by court martial, havo been found guilty Owing to certain clements in each case the mon were given light sentences Each man was fined onc-third of his months pay
 Examinations are again taking place and seventeen members of Company IL and similar number of Company 1 men were disqualified. Under pres cnt conditions Company l has but seventy men.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
Suspects At Morris Cove.

New Haven, July 25.-Two suspect cd cases of paralysis were reported to the health officer from the Morris Cove section of the city, today, both being in a chi1drens nursery. Pend ing developments a quarantine was established.
 Many automobile parties who ex- pect to pass through here have writ len ahead asking that officers be o1 hand to quickly examine children in those parties to permit them to pro- ceed.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
ATTACK IN SWEDISH WATERS.

Berlin, July 25, via Wireless to Sayvillc.-An attack on German mcr- chant vessels by Russian deatroyers alleged to have taken place within Swedish territorial waters is report cd by tho Overseas News Agency in e statement today which says Two Russian destroycrs attacked four German merchant steamers at tho en- trance to tho port of LulUa, within Swedish waters. Tho swedish war ship Virgo steamed toward them and the Russian craft fled, southward, pursued by the Virgo which had made ready for action. The Swedish this breach of neutrality"
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
RApHAIILS SEPARATE,
William C. to Open Shoe Store of
 His Own.

His Own.
 An important business transaction was consunlmatrd late ycstcrduE uf- t"rnoon when William c. Raphael, proprietor of the shoe department at IiaphacIs Department store, leased the store in tho Simons block, next door in the Ito&cbcn Hat store, from lsidOr SimOns. Tho lcasc which is for SIX years has been filed with the town clerk. The store at present is occu- pied by the DCl-AIar Photo company.
 In speaking of the transaction this morning MT. Raphael said that he is to leave Raphacl's department store and open a ladies' and childrcn's boot Z Shop about the first of September.
 MOr~is Raphael, senior partner of M. Raphael & Son, retired from tho concern d few months ago, leaving the store in charge of his two sons, Louis Raphael having charge of tho entire establishment with tho exception of tho shoe department, which has been under tho control of William c. Ra- phGCl The proprietor of tho new shoe store is well known in this city, where he has resided for many years. At one time he had charge of his fathers cloak store in Waterbury,
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
'. S. TROOPS FIRED FIRST

. San Antonio. Tex, July 25.-Gen- sral Bells report today to General Funston of the exchange of shots Sunday by the Ninth Massachusetts Bnd MeXicans at Fl Paso, indicated Ihat the first firing was done by the suardsmen who believed the MeXicans were preparing to bring into action @ machine gun
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
William F. Helm.

William E., the three-year-Old son of Mrs. William A. Helm of 545 Stan ley street. died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon of pneumonia. The child had not been ill long. William Helm, the child's father, died a year ago last winter, after an illness with pneu- monia.
 The funeral was held this afternoon at f o'clock. Rev. IT. s. Fox officiated and interment was in FairvieW cemc- tery.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
HIDE AND LEATHER DIVIDEND,

New York, July 25.-The directors of the American Hide and Leather company today declared Q dividend oe five per cent, on the preferred stock. This is the first dividend paid since 1905, when three per cent was de- Clarcd.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
MOTHER OF TEN TAKES POISON

Hartford, July 25.-ATrs. Donate 2iccio, if No. 2S0 Front street, mother of ten, is in a prccarious condition in st. Francis hospital from poison, self administered. She fought all first aid efforts to save her life and six men were required to get her into a cab and on the way to the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
FEDERAL AGENT IS COMING ID CONN. '
 IN PLAGUE FIGHT
(Continued From First Pagc)

port last week. The Marsden boy returned last week from a camping tgip at Salmon river. A few years ago when paralysis was prevalent the Marsden boys younger brother had the disease and upon recovery he had lost sense of speech and hearing.
 The boys and girls choir of St. Andrews Episcopal church went to Woodmont yesterday for an outing of several days. Word was sent to- day that unless the party came back Immediately it would be placed in quarantine upon return.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
TO TAKE COUSINS PLACE.

New Haven, July 25-While Sena- tor Isbell is with the border patrol Milton Isbell of Ansonia, a cousin and legislator. will take his place with the commission on revision of the statutes. Tho bulk of the rcvis- sion has been done, it is understood.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
PARAINSIS IN BOSTON

Boston, July 25.-Sevcn new cases of infantilo paralysis were reported to the state health authorities today, making a total of 79 now in this stato.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
EXTRA DIVIDEND,

New York, July 25.-The United States Steel Corporation today de- clared an e,stra dividend of one per cent on it's common stock in addi- dend of 1 1-4 per cent
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
DIVES AND GIFTS CESSNypS

AnsOnia, July 25.--Petor PatumbO, drowned in the Naugatuck river at noon today. Patumbo who was en- ployed in the Coe Brass branch of the American Brass company, dove into the river to cool off and being seized with cramps, failed to rise to the sur face. The body was later recovered
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
Jacob Kendall.

Jacob Kendall, 76 years old, died of a shock at the town home late yes terday He had been an inmate at the home for the past seven years and came here from Hartford. He has no known relatives.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon and interment will be in FairVieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
BASEMENT DRIVE DEFEATED.

Washington, July 25.-Scnator Mar tmo's resolution in behalf of Roger Easement, with all the pending amendments and substitutes, was to- day sent to the foreign relations com- mittCc and efforts to get a vote today in the senate thus were defeated.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
MAY OPERATE LINES.

Washington, July 25.-Operation by the Main Central railroad of the Bath Ferry and the PenODSCOt and Frenchman's Bay boat lines was held by the interstate commerce cOmmis- sion today not in ContraVention of the Panama Canal Act.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25

Mrs. J. B. Foyer has returned from a trip to Boston where she attended the National Convention A. 0. H. Mrs. Foyer reports delightful trip
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
Mrs. Elizabeth HOEtZhauScr.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth TIoltzhauser was held this afternoon from her late home on Burritt street. Rev. M. w. Gaudian officiated and in terment was In Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
SOX RECALL DEVESE.

gNew Haven, July 25.-Catcher De- Fine of the New Haven Eastern League team was recalled by the Bos- on Americans today.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25

This season the weather haSc been so unfaVorablc, from Clothing standpoint, that sales have been much slower than ordinarily. The result IS that here in our store now you haVo practically q full and complete Sum mer Stock to choose from, including all the styles, models and sizes, al most without exception that were here ut the beginning of the season.
 This is a big advantage and ono Which we trust you will mako the most of. Here is both quality and quantity and q big saving on every thing.
 $1S.00 and $20.OO Suits, Now $1l.75.
 Dandy bargains to be found on our Furnishing counter
New Britain herald., 1916-07-25
FINANCIAL NEWS
HARTFORD STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORT

Hartford Stock Exchange quota j uons, furnished by Richter 6 Co.,. members of the New York Stock Ex~ change. Represented by E. w. Eddy, City building.
 July 25, 1916.
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New Britain herald., 1916-07-25

New York stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,. members of the New York Stock Bx- change. Represented by l.. w. Eddy.