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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19

Der emgliIdc Eremiernimiitcr
globb=G George erflarte bemte nafntit-
tag i'm Enriament, GngIauo miiie,
ebe es anf bic DorseIdlasenen ssrie-
Observation-Disclosures cingtben fOnne,
iuiifen, oafl 9eiltidlano bereit lei,
Die 8ebingnngen nnsiinebinen, iueldje
Die Einsigca Ieien, anf bic bin syrie-
ben in Gnropa ber5nifellen nn0 III
erbAIten lei. Gr iuiinihe ppn ganScm
0cr5em, baf Der 1fieSe bergeitellt
iper1c, aber 6ieglpte Der GntentcmGd<
te u. Die MeSe 6es bentIdem 9fei6s-
fansIers eeben nAr tpenig Spffnmns
anf einen ebrenbaften mmb banern-
ben Trieben. Su einigen Sagen
ipaften Gnglanb nn6 feinc Mlliicr.
ten Antiuorf aitf Die gsote eeben.
Gn6lnno itnS feline Nlliierten Ifien,
saas nnabbangia bon einanoer, sn
ben sIeiden GGlnf gefominen, Saf
nGmIid nnr Elm Jrie6tn geidjlpifel
ipefSen f6nne, ber Sen Dbigem Tpr6e.
rnnsen entipredje. Die NIIiierten
,mikten bnramf belseben, baF bas On.
DC bes ariegcs SngleiA cine DollitGn-
bige .Gdrantie baFar lei, 6aH Der
yrcxkildje Iilitarismns nidt iuieoer
ben Triebem Gmropa'S it6re. rWir
aperSen iuarten,H IdIpf er feinc yiebe,
IBIS mir Warnnfifn nno Veoinamn-
gen b6ren, bic iidierer linb als bic
ieniSen, Die TeHtihlanS brad. Sm-
5ipifdcn iuerbcn mir anf nnIere nm
aebrpdjene glrmee pertrnnen." HieIe
9mtwcrt, b0bnenb, beleibisenb nnb
cntfteneno 5nsIeid), madt anid)eineno
alIer Soffnnns anf gesinn Der @er-.
Ilan6lnneen Elm Gnbe. Tentidllanb
,pirS idjluerfidj smr 3eit anf lueitere-
gergnd)e eingebem fanncn.
Der italieniid)e Wimiiter bes Meu-
fern Somnino erflSrt in Der Sepn-
tierfemfammer, bic ssrie6ensmpte Der
Gentralmadjte entbalte feline ImSem.
tiiHa Der Torbermngen, iueldJe bic 8a-
iis Der @erban6lanecn biloen foG-
ten; ebe man barnber nnferriftrt
lei, f5nne man feline Sirefte Nnfiuurt
aebem. Gr erfIGrte, i'm nllsemeinen
JHterefIe f6nne ct feline Anbentitn-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
SnInnb.

- Die General Mujore Sugb 8.
Scott unb 2eonaro @ooo gaben pDr
0ern Sub-&onlite bes 6enntes fir
nlilitdril6e g(ngelegenbeiten iiberein-
itirnrneno Die grfl1rung ab, oaB Die
aagemeine MobiliIierung Der Yeili5=
grnppen fir BEN @ren5oienit iih als
Elm GROCER 6eblldlag ertpieien babe.
uno als foloiiales sSiasco an5nfeben
iei. 9as 2a1to Iei eialem iuolorgniti=
iierter Seinoe gegenitber tatIdhlih
biilflos uno Del angenleine @ebr-
pfliht ntiiile eingefiibrt tperoen. ltn-
Ter BEN gegenfDartigen gerbdltnilicn
iei cine tiiftige, idlagfertige
9(rnee bon 100000 3ur Ranoes-
berteibigung ablolut notig; auber-
Dem litiiBten @orfebrungen a,ir Bill
bnng eines ebenlo itarfen Aeferbe-
Seeres getroffen iDeroen, ipeId,es in-
nerbalb 0rei Monnten mobiI ge-
nadt uno in's Tefo geftefH ,pcr0en
fonne. SIR oie REORGANIZATION Der
Mrmee unterbreitet General Booo
ben foIgen6en gorfbIng: seocr
oienfttaugIibe iiinge Mann follte in
Dem Sabre, in ipelhesn er 19 Sabre
aft miro, cine griiholide militariid)e.
ansbiIonng bon 6 Wsonnten erbal-
ten itno In feinem 81. Sabre ein
Manoper bon meliigite11s 90 9agen
9alter iitit1naben; nnb goIletloling
oes 80. 9ebensiabres pdirben Die 70
ausgebiIoeten 2eute oarnt in ben
2anoiturm iibertreten ,illo nitr nod
i'm auBerften NotfalIe 5li iueiteren
Dienlten berange5ogen iperoen. I'm
ter bieiem Spltem lpiiroen idbrlidl
100000 ilinge Manner nllsgebiloet
ilno nad3 slbIauf bon 5ebm Sab
rem ipiiroen mir fortip1breno cine
ihIagfertige 9lrnnee BON 5 Wsillionen
eineeiibter Golbaten baben.
= @linoesienator llnoeriUooo bat
einen 3uiab Der 9in oes Sena-
tor Sbepparo, Ole Yrobibition i'm
8lntoesoiItrift Columbia einfiibrt,
sugefiiat. nod Dem Die 9eiDobner oes
9iitrifts iiber oie gia abftimmen
5ollen llnoerfpooo erflarte in Der
9egriinsunq ieiner gorlaee. ole
Sbepporo'ihe Sill Iei nidts iueiter
ols cine gia, Die ben liseniierten
Gerfauf BON olfobolbaltisen @etran=
fen i'm 8iitrift Columbia berbiete.
Gr beIhuloigte Sbepparo audi, baB
er Ser 0ertreter Ser glnti-SoIoon-
2eague fei, mas Sbepparo aller-
bings beitritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
Sure l1eberli4t.

Die Jransulen uebmen Die
Tarm GGamhrettes in bem
SerSnn 0ebict tuirSer. 9as
guroringen Der 5ramsOiem bat
anfstb6rt.
slopSs geprge erflart in Ici-
ner 9latiuurt auf Die syrieoenS=
note Der GntentemGdte, Gns-
lnnD perlange 0nrnntien gegeit
BEN prenfildjen Wsilitarismns.
Die 'afmppen Der Central
madlte baben oie @rense Der
Rulbam crreid)t. Die rmmani-
ldDem Srnpepn iplen iidJ fat
ale in gciIarabien nnO Der
Gesenb BON Saiis befimSen; pic
giiriicn fiibren Die &fe in
9i,tmanicn allein.
Der italieniidr Niniiter
Gomnino ber6a6tigt bic Ib-
Fdlten Der GentralmGdjte.
Dir stabt @aridan erbdlt
gipilperiuultnHg.
Sin frans0fldes Sritppen-
transpDrtidJiff lit berIenft-
Die gried)ild}e Mesiermns err
IGff einen 'Gaftbefehl gesem
Seui5elos.
Der Jail Der rilnraniidlrn
Staote graila nn0 9ipmnifri
nirb jeSen Nnsenblif cripar-
tet. Die Stcllnngen Der Srnp-
pen Der Geiltralmadte 6ebnsn
Fd nnf cine Strefe BON bmn-
bert Wieilem ans ,inO 5iebea
Fdj pon gmsem madJ benz
Gd;uarsen Weer fin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
+ sfAFsf
Dd$ Protokoll
Nid)t bon Garrall5a nllteJ=
Seif)ntt,
Cruppsil ausgeflluItert.
Snrdt Dor einem lteberfall Der
8illiitas.
Ser 2eiter Der Sanf ilpm 2pn.
ppm frei9elafien.

- Die &erlammlung Der interna=
tiomalen &onlmiiIipn in 4bilaOelpbia
bat ftattgrfnnben. Sas in ibr pcr=
baubelt iunrbe, lit offisiell nid)t be=
fannt eese6em. Son Dffisieaer Seite
bat man nnr erfabren, baF Gar-
ransa Sas Hrutofoll nidJt nnterseid)-
net bat, baf aher Der @rano fir bies
Nidtnnterseidnen ipeitere &erbanb-
lnngen fidt nnm6glid) madt. MlIo
ipirb bas WeifiuGk nnb bas Sim
nno 6eraieben in bieier &onferens
nod cine 3eitlang bnnern, pine BAT:
etluas babei 6eramsfom,at. Ger
Sanptsrnnb Garransa's 81 leiner
8ciseritug, bas 9srotDfpll ansnnel)-I
men, ioll iihrigens Sie GrflGrnns Ser
Der. Staaten iein, baf lie iid bas
Hedt borbebnlten, @anSiten, bic iiber
bic Wrense fDnrmen, Bis in nterifa=
iiildes Gebiet binein sit berfolsen.
4 - lInier &riessminiiterimm fat
amseoronet; baf 10000 Mtann iinie-
rer @ilisen, bic snr 3eit in ben
Wrensgebieten iteben, a1sgenlnitert
iucrben ipllen. Die 2eute iuer6en
in brei 9lbteilnngen nadJ Sanie se-
ididf. Die ganse geuesmns iuirb
iusefabr am 6. nno Z. Sanmar be-
enoet icin. gSemm bieIe 10000
Manu fprt iin0, iuerDen nudl 1tnae=
fGbr $4,000 Manm an Der @rense
bleiben. Sci ben 2eltter, bie sur
9imsmnitermng beitinntt iiitb, lit
banptiadlid Die samge Der Sienit-
5eit ansIdlaagebenb seiueien. Die
anssmmmiternben srmppen gcbDren
Iedjsscbm perIdJiebenen Staaten an.
SIM Camp @ilion erregtc Die Nadj.
rid)t BON Der glnsmniternng groise
Trcmoe. Sie 2eite spgen in 9rp=
seiYiun NIT Wniif nmber nnb brady-
ten ben Cffisierem StGnbdjem. Be-
iOnSers lebbaft sing es bei ben Slii-
nuiiern sn. M s &
Der Sberiff BON Gina County
i'm Gtaatc Mrisona befiirdtet einen
slnsriff Ser @illiitas unb lire gn-
hanger anf ben Wimenurt Miu mnb
fat an alle gmerifaner in iener &c
senb bie gMfforbernns erlaifen, iid)
sur Silfeleiftnna bereit ST balten;
and fpIlen bic Srnmem nmb 6inber
ams Der @egenS geid)afft iuerben.
Cb fir bieie 8efiirdtnngen tuirflid)
9lnlaf borbanben 1T, iueif man
nidt. 1e
N - @illiam Wfitdel, Der Qeiter
Der ganf bpn QumSpn itn6 Werico,
beiien @erbaftmns seitern beridtet
ipnrbe, lit mitiammt ben Nitsliebern
bes slnfiid)tsrats, Die and berbaftet
iuaren, iuieber in sreibeit geiett
iuDrben. ~ 81 esi} "
= gficeforo 3arfrbrano, Der |
Gdabmeilter Ser merifanifhen Hes !
giering, paIiierte auf Der &eiie
nab Stem Oorf ilniere Staot ltebar
BEN 3tpef Ser 9feile polfte er itihts
iagen, tpabri6eiuIid mill er in ben
Ser. Staaten cine s(nleibe abihlie- |
Ben.
Sn Sinenes iollen bic @illiitasl
cinen alten gmerifaner gtamens !
9furtbluouo ermorSet nnb Die 2eidle |
perbrannt baben.
- eeSn Dem llres Siitrift oes Staa- |
tes Sonora follen oie 8ofen nno |
Elm nod unbefatlntes sieber Sin- |
oerte BON Weenlbeleben binipegge- /,
raft baben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19

Der perifurheme frans0iiide Suit
Id)iffer be geand]amp bebamptete, CT
bahe einnal gomben anf bas Sal
ierlifje 6amptnartier in Wfesieres-
Gbarloipillc geiuprfen,
General Mangilt, Der birefte Sub
rer ser Gffeniipe ppn &erbnn, be-
bamptet, Die Jransoien batten 0en
8eiueis seliefert; bak iie Die bentId)en
&eiben bmrfbreden fDnnten. gsud)
lang ntd)t!
&aiier &arl pon Seiterreid, hat
bas Shladltfelo am Siunso beindJt.
Giner Der 6erren Ser beittTdem
gptldaff in @aibirgtpn erflarte se-
itern: rSie SeutId)e Gegiertng lit
iibersenst, naf G'rok 8ritannisn
nmb lire sllliierten Se,ttidllanb ME
permidJten f6nncn. 9luf Ser anbera
Scitc lueif iic audi, eah feline Soff-
nnng pprhanben tit, Die Gntente-
mGdlte sn perttidten. Inter OieIen
1tmitGmbem f6nnte ser Srieg mod, Elm
Sahrsebnt fortseIett, werben, obne
oaf man irgeno etiuas iueiter err
reidlte, ais Die Gpfernna pun Wen=
ihcnleben mnb Die 3erit0rmns BON
Gfgentitm. Sentid)lanb iuiinid)f hies
nidlt. SentidJlano tit bereit, 8ebinz
gumgen s,t MAIDEN, npm benen feline
sSiibrcr glamben, oak tie 9eittId-
lanhs iseinben annehmbar iein iul!=
tcn."
glms Sttaiua in Canada iuirb &C.
melbet, man reike bort tamIemo Wsei=
len Giienballngeleiie amf, I'm biz
Sd)ienem mad bem Sdlad)tsebict
ssramffeidD's sn idlifen, no nei,e
8abngeleiic ans linen bergeitellt
luerben iullen,
Cine 8ariier 9epeihe erflart, es
beitGilbe Elm GROCER llnteri6ieo 5tpt-
fhen ser SSsttpaliolt 9elgiens onrh
bie 9eutl1en luto oerienigen 8rie=
6enlanbs bur1 Die Aaiierten Die
0eutlben b1tten Die gelgier onge-
griffen un6 bie 9lliierten batten Die
@riehell beldiibt. Gin ipunoerbnrer
Shus aleroings, ben lie ben 8rie-
diem baben ongeoeiben lalien!
Der nemc aaiIer BON Geiterreid)
nno SDnis ppn ltngarn iuirS iih als
&aiier ,aarl Der Grite" mnb als So
mig pon llmsarn yaarl Der @ierte"
nenmen.
Cine Depeihe aus 2onoon rneloet
Cine beoelltenoe Menge miiienlhaft-
Iider 9ii1er itno anoerer Bidder
su llnterrihts3mefelr Die bon
9eutIdlano ra1 oen Ser. Staatct
aeIonot, aber BON ben britil6en 8e=
horoen beihlognabnlt iuoroen lparen,
| iino freigegeben iporoen. Bic mel
item gii6er pltrben fir l1ttiperiitatell
ooer anoere 2ebronItalten aefalift
lno entbalten nid)ts iiber ben Grieg.
gM1er 5u Yropaganoa5lpeden itno
inbeiien ni1t freiaegeben iporoen.
Inter ben einbebalteneit @iidern be
finoen fih insbeionoere Slugldriften
Souiton Steipart gbanberlains, Der
iib, als gebiirtiger @nglanoers pab'
reno bes &rieges in 9eutldlano tta.
tllraliiieren IieB. Chamberlain, Der
NIT gba @ogner, Gi6aro @agiiers
godter, berbeiratet lit. lit gum Ser
teioiger Der beutfden Sahe i'm
@eItfriege getporoen.
Die &amflente in Der frans6iiid)ctl
Stabt gDrbeanr baben segen Die
pprseidlagene Erobibitipn Troteit
einaelest
Die y6ranffurter 3eitltne~ mel
BET, bab Ser oeutide 0aupfer
ygrins Srieorif", Der felt Dem
Griegsbeainn In Dem nortpegilfeil
Safen S6oe Dor 9lnfer qelegen ba-
be- burh Die enaIifdIe 9lofaoe Der
noripegifden aiiite gebroben iei. i
y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
Cine 0enpfche nils eaern

Cine Depeibe ans geru mel.
oct, BOB gonuno S6ultbeB aus 9(ar-
eau bon Der fbtpei5er National Ser
iainmlung nit 176 aus t89 Stim-
men 5linr 9r1iioenten Der Shipei3
fir oas Shbr 1917 erip1blt iporoen
lit. @r mar gi5e BrdIioent Oes
8unoesrates fir oas lauferlbe Sabr.
3um Gieepr1iioenten oes 8unoes-
rats tpuroe fir oas Sabr 1917 S.
galonoer aus Srins i'm Gatton
@raubiinoen geip6blt. Der iteue Br1-
itoent, Der i'm 40. 2ebensiabre Itebt,
mar Ser ghef oes golfsmirti6aft-
Qeportennents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
Sm Gafe HarnaR0.

~gier Serbietten fino mir in Der
lebten Belt ipeggenommen tporOenl
SD 9laube. ilniere Stammgdite LAT,
fem ii6 oaraus Semoen mahenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19
9[us Gombrioae, W1oil.

gfus Cambridge, 0soii., miro
gerneIoet, ooB Die 2eihe bes BORT
fiir5Iih peritorbenen Sarparo-Brofel.
for Sugo Miiniterberg perbrannt nnb
bic slfde 5ur geiiebing nod
Oel,tidlan6 sefbidt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19

g(naiiae. lleber8ieher, Soieu su friihez
rem &reiien 9feiniuoIlene s,pien So,
8ilIiaere Sofen $1.25 big $500. Reins
iuoIIeue 9l0de $3.50 nnO aIfpdrts lles
ber8ieher $5 uno nufipdrts glGe Sars
ben. reid5e Nusfpabl. @teine @aareinz
fdufe IN groBeu 0uantitdten iino Guer
@orteil
G6as. onmtmel, 305 B. Commerce Ctr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-19

Cine reid)e glnsmabl bon feinen
Meeridanmpfeifen, paiIeno fir
8eibnadltsaeihenfe bel Eanl Msadlts,
Yfarft Strnke.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
POST PRANDTAL PROGRAM.

A very interesting post prandia pro- gram has been arranged for the ban uuet, which will be held in Turner hall next Friday evening in connec- ton with the festival of the Eas,ern Division of Swedish Singers. John P. Peterson, president of the Eastern Division, will act as toastmaster. The A. Quigley, Attorney Gustave B. Carl son of Middletown; Rev. Dr. $. G. Ohman, Hjalmer Nilsson of Minnea- polls, editor of the Swedish Musiktid. nig, and Joel Mossberg of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES.
Al Fresco Afternoon to Be Held We'd
 nesday at Home of Mrs. Sloper.

The civic committee of the Wom- ans club has completed arrangements for an al fresco afternoon, which will be held next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. J. Sloper 27 Grove HiH. The committee has worked indus triously and a pleasant time is as sured. ..
 There will be three features on the program, bridge, sale and tea. The sale will be for the benefit of the Woman's Exchange and will be con- ducted by Mrs. F. J. Porter and Mrs w. w., Bracket. The number of consignors during the past year has doubled and an attractive display is promised The bridge whist will start at o'clock, Mrs. Herbert L. Mills being chairman of this event The tea will be under the auspices of Mrs. A. J. Sloper, Mrs. l. D. Rus sell and Mrs. J. H. Robinsoh Last year the tea was very successful and the civic work of the club was ex- tended and it is hoped this coming tea will be even more productive.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
NR9. BASSEEEE REELECTED,
Ncw Britain Equal Franchise League
 Has Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the New Britain Equal Franchise league was held last evening at the home of Mrs. 3uell B. Bassette on Emmons place. Ehe reports by various officers were of progressive nature and plans were discussed for the work of the organization during the coming year.
 Mrs. BaSSette was reelected pres <Ient. Other officers were chosen as follows: Vice presidents, Mrs. George S. Talcott, Mrs. Florence s. Steele, Miss May M Booth and Mrs. Stanley II. Holmes; secretary, Mrs John H. klrkham; treasurer, Miss Edith M. Poole; auditor, Miss Anna G. Rock well.
 A social hour followed the meet ing.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
TWO MORE ACCIDENTS
Deliver,
Delivery Cars Figure In Narrow l,s.
 caDGS.

TWO more automobile accidents featured by the narrow escanes of the Vlctlms' were added to the alrea tlv long list last night. A delivery car. driven by A. Seiple, ran into T Andrews of 1Q6 Rockwell ayenue as he was crossing Main street last eve ming shortly before o'clock. Mir Andrews was knocked down and the car passed over him but did not touch him. He was not injured.
 Joseph D1onne, 14 years old. of 9 Gilbert street, was riding his hicvcie along Main street late yesterday when the wheels skidded in the car tracks throwing him under the delivery ca Y driven by Clarence Burr of , Black Rock avenue. One of his arms was badly bruised, but he was not ser,- ously injured.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
LADIES' AID ANNUAI,
lrm'ty Methodist Episcopal Church Organization Reports Successful Year

The Ladies' Aid society of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church held it's annual meeting last evening. Reports of the various officers show ed the past year to have been very successful. After the meeting, the members united with the official board for social hour and the even- ing was spent pleasantly
 Officers for the coming year vero elected as follows: President Mrs. Frederick Goodrich; viz president, Mrs. F. E. Rackiffe; secretary-treas urer, Mrs. J. Andrus; directors for three years, Mrs. A. A. Mills, Mrs. l.. A. Gladding, Mrs. Irving Redden, Mrs. E. A. Wheeler; director for two years Mrs E. E. Agard.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the se- lectmen of the Town of PIainville will give a hearing in the Town hall of said town on Monday, June 19 1916, at o'clock D. m., concerning the acceptance of the highway layout on Bohemia street
 A map, showing the location of the boundaries of said street, may be seen at the town clerks office on and after Saturday, June 3.
 Dated at Plainville this second day of June, 1916.
 WILLIAM J. JOHNSON.
 CHARLES H. CALOR.
 WILLIAM c. HART.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
WHIST WINNERS.

Stella Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F.. held another successful whist last evening in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall. The winners were: Ladies' first, Mrs. Leh- man; second, Miss Woods; gentle mems first prize, Mrs. Pfeiffer; second prize, Mrs. Chapman. The lodge is making plans for, the annual decora- tion exercises to be held in Fairview cemetery, Wednesday, June 21. Mem bers will assemble at the cemetery gate at o'clock and in case of inclem- ent weather the exercises will be held on the following day.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03

spot "Belvidere Heights" is without visiting it and seeing for yourself.- advt.
 Frank Suzio of Wallace street a student in the Connecticut Literary Institute in Suffield, is home for a vacation.
 T. Frank Lee and W. J. Farley have transferred to the Central Realty company land and buildings on Woodland and Fairview street
 The Union Realty company has completed negotiations for the sale of property on Norden street to Harold E. Sheppard
 George H. Smedley has transferred land and buildings on Elm street to Il. Dayton Humphrey, trustee.
 Daniel E. and Agnes l.. Sullivan have transferred land and buildings at the corner of Cedar and Lake streets, to William l.. Humason. - Free drawing of beautiful presents Sunday afternoon at "BeIvidere Heights. ."-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
Thinks Judge a Con.
SAVIN ROCK AGAIN.

Again this year, the Second Ward outing at Savin Rock with dinner al the Colonnade Last night the club met and made plans for the outing on June "A Mayor Quigley is chairman of the committee on arrangements and associated with him are M. I. Jes ter, A. N. Rutherford, Fred Wrinkle, A. J. Bottomley, J. ". Mills and F.. H. Parker.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
FOREMEN TO BANQUET.

An echo of the past winters acti- at Bardeck's hall, when the Foremen's $ club of P. & F. Corbin's will dine at the expense of the club of the Corbin Screw Corporation. A pool tourna- ment was held during the cold sea- son and the former club was victor- iOus.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
City Items

@uxury Bread.-advt. NJohn Bates of S11 Churci EEas taken ill last evening 1T fFeingo1d's pawn shop. She Bowed to her home in the po- Ebulance.
 EEllen E. Needham of Wakefield
 spending a weeks vacation Elk. Prick Shadwick, who lives at K hotel was taken with a X spell in Finnegan's alley this
 and was removed to the hos &kthe police ambulance. 8Cinnawski has complained to 8e that his bicycle has been EIThe complainant lives at 24 Erect.
 Tinna Schwartz of 5 Hart a1ue has received honors from & University school of Music, Re has been studying. I Eenry Juengst is indisposed at e on Winthrop street. &#ega society will meet this T oir of the First Church of < II rehearse this evening. # Christian Pearson of Church # leave for a trip to Sweden &go & limitations will be held at &8ng of Chamberlain Council, ' I., this evening. T yroll of the supernumerary T ice for May amounted to < Reynolds has returned from a & few York.
 d Mrs. G. B. Woram and # ford Freeman have returned Zip to New York.
 Rachlin, student Of New Nersity law school, is home Aummer vacation.
 Deputy William J. Rawl-
 make his official inspection of
 lodge, No. IA, A. F. and A. 9ainville, Tuesday. evening, h Mrs. Carl W. Smith of ton, N. Y, are receiving the A tions on the arrival of a Mrs. Smith was formerly
 l Perry of Maple Hill.
 Beloin has been promoted
 Femanship of the firinding
 zthe Fafnir Bearing com & Johnson and Miss Perline 8 109 East street will be marriage at their home this
 E Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman,
 the Swedish Lutheran
 f the leading business men
 home sites at "Belvidere" ?
 is New Britain's most
 3suburb.-advt.
 king your Sunday afternoon
 not come out and see Bel
 3advt. '
 r decorations now to well
 Swedish singers, June 7.
 Hing and Dec. Co.-advt.
 hot realize what a beautiful
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
DIR. PARKER TO SPEAK.

The Sunshine society will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock in Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.. The feature of the meeting will be an address by Dr. Valerie Parker of Greenwich on "Reformatory Work Among Women" The general public is cordially invited to attend the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

A pleasanS miscellaneous shower was rendered to Miss Anna Stagis at the Southern New England Telephone exchange last evening at o'clock at which time Miss Stagis completed her duties as supervisor. That Miss Sta gis was very popular with her CO., workers was evidenced by the profu- sion of gifts shOWered upon her.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03

A program of vocal and instrumental music was carried out and the ad- dress of the evening was delivered by Rev. N. C. Parsons of Meriden. Re- treatments were served
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
Events Tonight

High class photo drama, Fox's the ater.
 vaudeville and moving pictures Kceney's theater.
 Moose carnival, Turner hall
 Vega society meets in Vega hall Chamberlain council, Jr. o. U. A. M, meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall New Britain Tent, K. o. T. M., meets at 521 F Main street.
 Burritt Grange meets in Judd's hail.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
HOLD FESTIVAL.

A very enjoyable June festival was held at the Swedish Baptist church on Elm street last night by the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-18
Lucky Girl.

young man." inquired her father
sternly, will you give her home
like the one she has been used tor
mo" replied the truthful sutor, for
there will be no grumpy father 20
come home and make everyone mis-
erable by kicking over trifles and
swearing at matters in general. There
will be no mother to scold her from
morning till night for wasting time,
merely because she wants to be neat.
There will be no big brother to abuse
her for not doing half of his work and
no little brother to make enough noise
TO drive her crazy when her head
aches. There won't be any younger
sister to insist on reading some trashy
novel while she does all the work She
will not have with me a home like she
has been used to, not if can help it,"