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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
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9aitOr u. y. NaOicn.
2S. Oiarts 1860 - %, Snli 1916.

mart, bois 0go oi / iiOite lt9e
meooelte ON / aortbeo, ifal ri Der
oioere meooele ielgenOe eiter Str.
Debl. al 26. Sui:
Aiels Qeoer Maoien, pot Is.
STARTS 1860. par SON al en- @aaro-
eier ! RosfiIOe-egnen. 0nn bleo
Stlloent i 1882 90 gao ii9 ierit
til BET meoicinife Stuoium. BED
at bore en- 9rpoifen hi Bib.
Beet bleD ban, Der inOtil oa bao.
De itaaet Sriitenoommen ganite
iiernt, are6en al @ilo. san 6eitem.
te iig o~erefter ior BET teologiife
Stlonmr. ifgnt ale ioriifreOe BAN,
at ban life fiiuoe bIipe 8rpit, ga
ban itammeoe i bei @rao.
vt Oenne Stammen ioriuan0t iaa
at iige aanife, nanr ban preoife0e,
realeoe han ale Gage Tor ct ]taa-
oens lln0er.
eiier at pare blepen aauoiOat
/ Sonmleren 1889 If ban enOnn
ianme dor fit ierite @mbc0c JON
9rait o. SfolelGrer paa 66ri.
%itianss. Ser uirfeOe ban til life
rin5e geIiianelie OF fit iaa piot
pi0es ale 0e ulntberife SnoilpOeI.
fer iortrpnet ira Zen, iao lunac
ban par Der.
: 1892 ioriIptteOes ban til Sol.
Ierup % 6ierritsleo / Better San
Serreo. Mcoens ban bar / bette
embeoe. begpnote ban at blipe
Iauosfeuot. Men aIlere0e / 1897
maatte ban tage lin aiifeo paa
Brnmo al 0pernnitrengeIie og Der.
neiitet.
San tilbrngte M ito8en Gio
i Se6pei5 ior at g%enoinoe lit Sel.
breo. lln0er bette Opbolo tom ban
| gererin9 mle0 Innfer, Der braB.
tie gam mo / Ell Doloiom aan0eli8
ariie.
IA ban TOM biem, baoOe ban
eenpln0et lit 9eIbreO i nogen
Grao o. par o9iaa fommen i9en.
mem oeli nnonte Strife. San DO.
latte iig MI paa 9oruper, bpor
ban leoe6e / II Mar blanot troia.
tie genuer, ser oil ierge oeo bans
800 % iaune, at DC life mere Der
paa Soroen ifal bsre bans fenOte
Meit.
Nj 1eIbreos5enipn iIpsteOe ban
ior Ct 4ar iioen ira Sornpsr til
oct miloere alima paa Sun.
Sans 8irfiom5e6 eiter at BAN
baooe taget 9liifeo ira 9rGiteem-
beOet or melt al IitterGr Art.
Soruoen 9la0oirfiombeo bar ban
iom bcfenot o8iaa nogiuet ct life
lille antnl Bigger. Sans anoagts'
bog, ser fom / 1. Oplas aIIereoe
/ 1897. er enouu itdoia me9et
brugt. Zen or iolgt / 10000 ets.
emplarcr. pStranofogOens 0atter"
er operiat paa Suenif, 6inif %
3pif % maaite paa iIere andre
Sprog. Zen or en- al De melt IG.
tie 5ortpllin8er / Spiflaros triitne
areoie.
oSolopgang~, gOle" % mallee
onore gsser % giecer iamt bans
iioite Iiae anOa9tsboB 1OrOet" er
iolst / itore Opla9 % iGlges ita.
ois til Sule. % aoniirmations.
aaOe.
! DC ienere Mar par ban idlt
M1eoor6eioer oeo nDen more Qtis.
ions Iioenoe" % Neoafter al
y0iemmets gibliotef".
5ouroen gennem fine Sfriiter
bar ban PEG fit ~perionlige 8ioneS-
bprO pGret til 8eliignelie ior man.
ae Menneiter. San bnUoe Ell Jar
egen Bape til at biGIpe Nenneifer
irem til Dnpeuoelie til @uo. Nj
oenne @runO err Der m~angfol0ige.
Der peo bans Dso pil taffe @ito
ior bnrn.
5 ca. 1H Maaneo itreo ban
ben iioite Stamp, | LANCE Jioer
uoen Sepn % Rpring. Sans
Selbreo bopoe uGret paflenoe ! DC
ifoite aar paa @runo al tiltagenoe
Sierteiorfalfning. .''s
9egraDelien ioreeif ira anSgar
stirfen / Ooenie Wsanoag Den 81.
Silli al. 21a.
Vnbenlpffe. On lprerinoe ornt'
net un0er 5orieg paa at reooe to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

~0LtllitURh pAA " utitlCvt wv
Zen enc al 8i9erne oar meget
meota9et % 6aooe bIanot anoet
6ruffet tire Gibben; bnn bleu iprt
til Ginofebine Spoebus. Den anoen
par fife oiOere meOta8et.
@n t9.oarig Iieneitefarl, CIR.
@briitenief, Der tiente 5os @aarO-
eier 0br. Eouoal. $e6egaarO oeo
eiitrfp, er / 5orsoags aites oruf-
net unOer Blooming / RenSlunoe
81.
Gieicitefarl g5r. 4cterien
ira Storbierg i 9eoIing er iammc
aiten 0rnfnet UNDER Booming /
9pfmorfs6rooa
en 2-aarig 0reng, Sen al
gager SCRIPT, 9tosfiGSe, er 6rnf-
net oe0 2onetoeO 5Graefro. Gren'
gen oar 9oaet ITO for at ioppe 90
CT oerueO fommet ior langt no.
3ianeitefarl Sobannes 9nn-
fen, Der tieute Dos @aarOeier 81
bang | Sfpoebierg, er nn0er 8er-
pearbeioe ! WleIIemoien omfonmen
oe6 0rufning. San bar 10 aar
eammel % Sen al Suseier S. ..
SanierL @ibp Station.
5orsoag Aiten er Ell 24.aa-
rig 3ieieitefarl s. 6r. Olien hos
@aar0eier Sergen Wooieu, Sen.
Der aabp, orufnet peo 9aonina i
2illebplt. Gen ~fornlpffe0e bar ior-
mentIio iaaet arampe. 9i8et er
%innoet.
aibulOSbcOG9clicn. Cen jamie.
0e oonife Qfbolosbeopaelie trller
~. gai6olosoa96laoet@ 20t,051
@eolemmer MOO 1926 I 6ior.
arm ct aar tioIi9ere bar Siren.
gan9en pGret itsrre.
Altertaplen i Sor. 3ieien. 5or
no9en 6iO ii0en itenfeoe eieren
al GensOprparfen | a~onBensbus,
commissioned GALL ira 0amr
burg 1000 SIR. til 9eien Strife til
Sialp til anifaiieIie al en- ny vi.
t%ertaDle. 4et bliuer imiOlertio TIM
Yilleoet / Altertaolen, Der bliper
iornpet, ioet Rationalmuieet bar
mlooint ia, at Rammen / Iltertao-
len, Der er me9et 8ammeI, bIiper
iornuet.
"a man altiaa MA beboloe Den
gamle Ramme, oar man opgioet
oct oprinOelige 0totio til ct 9Iter
billeoe, oa bette life pasier til
Den gamle 9iamme.
Man oil / 5slge y@oIite6. Tag
blao" beaueHOe JIG til en- al Cant
Oets pngre almitmaIere ior at ioa
oct npe gaterbilleoe maiet.
Mislpffct 5lpuer.aaprins. 6or-
leoen eitermioong iaa man ira
9eliin1er en- inf armeret 5rap
Ter pasiere iDopaa meo Ell 5Ipue-
maifine paa Slgb. Com befenot
p~asierer tpife 3lpUere nGiten Dag
Iig Seliiugar. Ceres Op9ape er i
aattegat at opipore iienotlige I'm
0erpnuosbaaoe eller Sfibe meo
aontrebmu0e. SnoleoeS par 10 IN.
life Blppere ioa beloige / Nan-
bags moro ior altllen al oponge
Ell ipenif 9nrf, laOet meo Drops
til @ngInito. De oiloe gan neo o.
tn9e 9nrfen iom 9riie, % be1ge
6lppcmuifiner fom oerpeo enten /
aoaiiion eler / bpert Iili9loe iaa
meaet / lloroen, at 5ererne | 81.
&c Sell. au." maatte nnnp0e
9arfen ON at bnJiere Dem mo til
Spenifef0iten. Set aioroe 9arten.
Sra 8arberg iaaes Den mGrfeIige
gngicrin1, % iaa aif gagtifibet
no. SmiolertiO 5aooe 6lyuerne
iaaet @rejerre / Oroen, % i Ste.
oct Tor at tages al Den %iuenife
&agtboo ioretraf De at Iette. Zen
ene fom IpfteIigt al SteO; Den
oroen MATTE bapareret goa neo
i9en eitar at baue nnoet til Den
tpife 1ratpIer, Der iaa tog Den
paa Sl9b.
Sngcn aobber at faa. Sigrria8,
y. au9uit. arbeiOet paa Selip9n'
oinesperfet paa Sigrning Mart.
iorOer, Der ituI0e BABE pGret iGr.
oigt til SOFTEN, bar f%orelebig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

@iteret, miStgnft for Spoelig6e6s
for6rDOelie onerior en- f3.aarig
9ige er MI peO S"illersleo 6erre6!
gfitroret bleoen ioemt 60 Cages
5pnaiel.
@ennem eille6elt. aoloin9, 20
Sui. Sire itore t0ife ar00iert
~pasiereOe | 5ormioOaas ST. liz
9eilsminoe for @orogooenoe
itGrf 5art
Gn firfelie 9rOteit. I6iiteo, 27
SliIi. @aa ct 5amfunOSmeOe for
5n0re Misiion, Ser i @aar al.
6olOtes paa 5egin0g, oeotoges en-.
itemmi0t ieIaen0e @roteiuotalelie
9o. 700 Mpr6 og aoin0er u0ta.
Ter 6eres Mis6ilIiQeIie al at Bro.
tier, Ser ofientIig IGrer anoerleoes
emo @uo8 0r0 lGrer og 0er0e0
ban9effiger CUBS glabn i6lan6t os,
anerfen0es Dor eoangeliif-htt6er.
life 6oIfefirfe.
aongcns SGntrinss- llGelO. SIS.
9fai. aon8en bar Den 20. Sltli pao
V1arielishorg benaa6et cano. p6arm.
8i9go Nfaoien Ct. Step6ans apo-
t6ef / S~obenbapn, neo Gf00erfor-
JET al D%annebrog.
G%nobiOere bar SS. Naieitpt
moOta9et sc anOre 9erioner, Der
6iolp til oeo 5eili6eloet og per.
ionliat ooerraft Dem @rinorinqs-
gaDer.
st Win6eSmGrfe. aol0ina, 81.
Snli. 8e9 6efniif 9roDinsifolefor-
ening5 SltbilpumsmeOe aol0ing
oil ser 6lipe aiileret ct Win0es-
mprfe ior 5oreningens aiog0e
5orn1nno, M1rermeiter 3. q. San.
len. Min6eSmqrfet, ser er teanet
al arfiteft Sper gentien / Sol.
bqf, er ret e%1erartet. Oct opfg-
res al Dtlriten, iom er br9nOt paa
|oi6ooes e9et 5eglpprf al Ser ira
bans eJen SorO, % 6irmaet5
9amIe Soen6e mllrer BET op.
ArbcjOer6Oliser / Belle. Belle,
1. au9uit. slftieielifo6et &c 0anife
9omul0sipinOerier bar / 0pr6eoen
al SpinOeriet fsbt $500 aoaorat
meter 9Naegrun6. Set er Me-
ningen Der at aulpg9e en- @a0e
o. opiere ca. 10 Arbeioerboliger
for S~pinoerietS 9lrbeioere. 9olin-
.gerne oil blipe inorettet me0 oIle
gtutioens 9efoemmeligbe0er.
@iftige gGr. 3orle0en par 6.
SenOeritrlrps 9ern i Iruitrllp gaa-
let no Tor at pIiffe HGolingbGr.
Strafs Sc par fommen 6ienl igen,
|iif bet enc Barn / 6slge gG6iit.
Pin" ct pllt0ieliot SlOebeiinoen.
De, o. Ell 6%laali1 6orne bite Jig
paa 6eIe bets arop. "a Sen lille
bap0e ipiit &pblin9erne. bar iSor-
pl0rene flar ooer, at set bar OiSie,
Der 6ao0e iorbolOt en- 5orgiitning
Sel0i9ois faiteoe Barnet op og
tom iia oerDe0 igen, men 5ilfGIoet
inoifGrper at foreboloe 9ernene
Iorii0ti85eo me0, bbaS oe ipiier al
Bar, Ser miot | Commentator bpn.
ger pan 9uife % Brene.
9a Bnpen blep uGroifnlo. 8e0
Standardization i GanoerS oar
@opeo9epiniten / oen lofale Com
bola ct alaoer. Den lpffelige Bin
Ger bleu en- 1Sanrig Gatter al
Smeo Hasmts Senien, n2pffebo"
! 8ronnin9borg. Wien ON 0enne
@eOinit er opitaaet Ell PUBIC Stri0.
Zen lifl9e Game bar nemlig iaaet
9ttmret forGret al ell 9efen0t,
|iom iniiOIerti0 after ger 6orOring
paa lit Rpmmer M, oa oct ue0
6ru 6ortunaS Spill er bleoet iaa
oGroifulot. Oa ben ulge Dame
6Gpoer, at en- @aoe er en- @ape,
er BET / 5slee yHonb. qmtst. "
life uoeluffet, at en- Yroces islger
efter.
5iifer-6 ortieneite. Gre uilge Gre.
OerifSbaon diifere oen0te %iornplig
Diem ira 5ilferi | Gsbier9. Sc
bar / 6elge oAoroi. 0a0bI.@ iiifet
for $4,000 SIR. | ire Waaneoer, %
naar 6eres 0riitsnogiiter ca.
1000 ar. i%rareenes, bar bper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

arbcjber6uliser / Belle. Belle,
I. au9ltit. gftieielifobet &c oanifc
9omalosipinOerier bar / Rpr6eoen
al SpinOeriet fsbt $500 aoaorat
meter 9D9gegrnn6. Get er @e-
ningen Der at aulpgoe Ell @aoe
OF opiere ca. 10 arbeioerboliger
for Spinoeriets ar6eioere. 9olin-
oerue pil blipe inorettet meo ale
geutioens observation-disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Nan maa hare lin Wnnb. Gn
6orretningsmano / @eile bapoe
freniot neoiGttenoe llotnlelier ON
en- aonfiirrents 8arer. Nu bar
ban III. Belle u. gp." for at ian
Saeen oieiort | archaeological oeo-
toeet en- gsoe poa 100 ar., o. ban
bar manttet betole aonfurrenten Ell
Grltatning paa 200 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

SmmelcrcmS Strai. Zen ungc
ira 9aneneer, Der forIeoen
lien iat fait ior Smusleri, er at
'er Ieslaot al arreiten | SolIteo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

@sBtesp"It
Sjsrrins, 2. aliauit. Gaa 9anc.
itrGfningen Sinool-5olne oil /
ben fommenoe 3io alle Bo9ter.
bnsie bIipe neolagt % eritattet
meo groer og Iuneller. llmiooel-
bart git ior Sinoal, bpor amts.
~lanOeueien ifrrer ganen, pil ser
blipe anla9t Ell 1unnel til 30
10000 ar., % 9airoepeien mna
pda bette Steo flpttes- ca. 300
.Meter. 5 aft oil ser blipe Gale
ON 6 1unneler eaer 9roer, Iom
Ifal pare iproige / 2sbet al 8
Inr.
Gn reiolnt Vise. 6orleoen Nj
ten peo SoIptis1 ioen fom Ell nng
Vigc cpf!enoe 40 Gifopoeien peo
Spiobierg, % bun blep oa III.
v5reo. Iagbl." inobentet al en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Snsen @ariete | Siprrins. Sra
Meni9beSsraoOet % 9eOerne al
SfoIep9Snet og llngoomsiorenin-
gerne / 6ierrin9 er Ser i'll. oGeno.
5io." rettet Senoenoelie til GoIiti-
meter 9arfoeo ON M, oa &etten
til at orioe 8ariete formentlig
bortfaI6er oeb Sotel .8riitol"s
ioreitaaenOe SoIg, life at sioe no.
gen ~lignenoe gepilline | 5remtioen,
ga en- iaaoan @ariete al @nbrager-
ne anies Tor operilebig / Sisrring
o. ifooelig ior l1ngoommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Winerne pna @%eitfpiten. Com
befen6t err Ser unoer arigen itaoia
Iorepet Miner / 2ano paa 8eitfp'
item, iurlig poa StrGfningen ira
Ssnoerbo op til 9laapnno bal
man mootaget mango al oisiC
ubuone @riier Get iamleoe antaI
Miner, Der I belle arigstioen ei
6repet 2ano % blepet iprGngt a
@insrer, uogsr / 5eIge ggorol
5olfpbl." meIlem- 450 og 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

9aao, o. set lDffeoeS bam at iaa
Dem ale ire ON 8oro ! 0enL men
garerinOen bar Oa allere0e $50.
Zen enc al 8i9erne bar meget
meOtaaet % 6no0e bIanot anoet
br0ffet tire Gib6en, bnn bleu iert
til &ingfebing Spgebus. Den anoen
bar fife oiOere meOtaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Snscn aobber at faa. Sigrring,
2. ansuit. arbeiOet paa SeiipGn.
oinesoarfet paa Sisrning @arf.
ioroer, Der ifuIoe baoe prret iGr.
oigt til SOFTEN, bar iorelsbig
uaattet titles I gero, oa oct bar
'oiit iis lmnligt at iremifaiie Sob.
Der. GleftricitetspGrfet oil nGppe
fuune taaes | 9rug isr eiter Sri.
gems Op5sr.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
VILLAS CAPTURE NOT
 IN FUNSTON ORDER
General Was Merely Instruct ed to Disperse Out
 laws Raiders.

Washington, April 8.-The original March 10 for the American punitive expedition into Mexico, made public for the first time at the war depart ment today, did not include a direc tion for the death or capture of Villa, principally directed dispersal of Villas outlaw band that attacked Columbus, N. M, on March 8.
 General Funston's orders read: You will promptly organize an ade- quate force of military troops under command of Brig. Gen. John J. Per shing, and will direct him to proceed promptly across the border in pur- suit of the Mexican band which at tackled the town of Columbus, N. M, and the troops there on the morning of March g. These troops will be withdrawn to American territory as soon as. the de facto government of Mexico is able to relieve them of their work. In any event. the work of these troops will be regarded as fin ished as soon as Villas band or bands are known to be broken up.
 "In carrying out these instructions, you are authorized to employ what ever guides or interpreters are neces- sary; you are given general author ity to employ such transportation, in cluding motor transportation with necessary civilian personnel as may be required.
 You are instructed to make all racticable use of the aeroplanes at San Antonio for observation. TeIe- graph for whatever endorsements or material you need. Notify this office as to force selected and expedite movement"
 Brig. Gen. Scott, chief of staff, de- clared today that Gen. Funston had not yet reported that this task had been accomplished.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
SUITS FOR BACK TAXES.
Action Brought by City to Prevent
 Cases OutIaxving.

Tax Collector Loomis, acting under the statute which permits back taxes and tax liens to outlaw unless suit were brought not later than today, has brought nine suits against prop erty owners. In two cases the suits are against estates, the heirs of which are impossible to locate. One is the estate of Patrick F'itzsimons, the property being a lot on Austin street, and the other the estate of Moses Kinkade, owning land on Rutherford street.
 Relatives of the heirs in both cases are seeking to find the owners, but thus far without success. In the case of the Fitzsimons estate the amount owing the city is s2O9, and in the Kinkade estate $1O9.
 The seven other suits are against people who at the present time are unable to meet the taxes and the suits are brought only to safeguard the city's interests The owners will be given plenty of time to make good. Out of a list of 225 owing back taxes these are the only cases where it has been necessary to resort to legal &C., ton to collect.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
HARVARD STREET DROPS.
Quicksand Causes Cave-in for Over
 15O Feet.

A section of Harvard street for over 15O feet dropped two feet this rnorning and wrecked six inch water main. near the Woodland street end when quicksand which underlies the street shifted. This particular section of Harvard street has given the city departments more than little trouble.
 When the trunk sewer was laid there many years ago a workman was caught and nearly buried alive. He was finally dragged out, but left his rubber boots in the sands as a souvenir of the occasion. Only re- gently the sewer pipe gave way and caused more trouble. It will prob ably take several days or possibly a week to remedy the trouble and in the meantime the residents of the street are getting their water supply from a hydrant on Woodland street
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
FROSTS PREDICTED
 FOR COMING WEEK
Weather Bureau Sends Out storm Warnings From Delaware Break
 water to Boston.

Washington, April S.-SnoWstorms centering over the Ohio Valley and Cape Hatteras were moving eastward and northward today.
 The Cape Hatteras storm was se- we're enough to cause storm warnings to be sent from Delaware BreakWater to Boston, In the gulf states there have been general rains instead or snow. Snow or rain for tonight was predicted by the weather bureau for New England, and it may continue tomorrow.
 In it's forecast for the week begin ninfi Sunday the weather bureau says: "Unseasonably cool weather will prevail the first half of the week over the Great Central valleys and the dis tricts east thereof with probably frosts or freezing temperature in the New England states. Later in the week the weather will be much warm CT.
 "Generally fair weather will pre- vail throughout the country during the coming week."
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
Canadians Bear Brunt of Battle.

Ottawa, Ont, April 8.-According to an eye witness communication re- ceived from front by the militia de- partment today, German efforts were made during the week of March 28 to April 4 to dislodge the British troops from trenches captured March 27.
 The attempt involved an action by Canadian troops in driving the Ger mans out of five mine craters which they had fortified. From these era ters the Germans attempted to seize another crater and prevent the link ing up of the new British line with trenches to the northeast.
 On April 1, says the witness, bomb squads from the Eighteenth Western Ontario and the 21st Eastern Ontario Battalions under Lieuts. Speer and Brownlee, were sent by Brig. Gen. Rennie to capture the advanced posi- tions In connection with British grenadfers the Canadians established themselves in the new positions before midnight and took one officer and four men prisoners. The casualties were one killed and six wounded, and the German loss was "very heavy" the &C., count says.
 The positions captured proved valu- able as a base of operations, as start ing from this line the following night British troops captured commanding positions and the new lines were joined and consolidated.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
JUDGMENT FOR $30,4OO
 AGAINST MONROE 60.
Twenty-four Meriden Resi- dents May Recover
 Money Loaned

Meriden, April S-A judgment ag- gregating $3O,400 was granted by Judge Fay in the city court, civil side today, in favor of twenty four Meriden residents, in a suit brought against c. F. Munroe company of Meriden, to recover money loaned in sums from $10O to $5,OOO.
 The company gave mortgage notes as security for loans. The company is given until the second Monday in May to redeem it's factory in West Main street. Until recently the com pany did a business in cut and dec orated glass employing about TOO hands.
 For lack of capital it had to grad ually let men go and two weeks ago closed entirely. The loans were given by citizens, many of them of prom thence, in an effort to have the in dustry made stable one here.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
PLANT THOUSAND TREES.
Municipal Tree Commission Planning
 for Big Time ArbOr Day.

Arbor day will be something more than a name i'll New Britain this year if the municipal tree commits sion can bring it about. The commits sion met at City hall last night and went into the plan at length. The idea is to awaken the public to the need for more shade trees and it is hoped that 1000 trees can be planted that day.
 A meeting will be called at the mayors. office next Wednesday even ing and representatives of all fra ternal orders, civic bodies, the Cham Der of Commerce and the public and parochial schools will be invited to attend and take part in the effort. It is possible Governor Holcomb will come here Arbor Day and if this can be brought about the plan is to has His Excellency plant a maple tree at Walnut Hill park. Commissioner Rossberg, who is chairman of the tree committee, is giving his personal attention to the plan and this is enough to give assurance of success.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
STORM BRINGS WILSON BACK
Sleet and Snow and Not Mexican Sit uat1On Forces President to Cut Short Week-End Trip on Potomac

Washington, April S.-President Wilson who left last night on the naval yacht Mayflower for a week -end cruise will return to Washington at once, arriving about 4:3O p. m., to- day. Snow and sleet were given of ficially as the cause for his return .
 Secretary Lansing said no new. inE formation had been received fronisthe German government concerning the submarine question but it was expect ed at any time. The secretary plans to see the President tonight.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
Beautiful Structure Had Grotto
 Modelled After One in France
PRIEST RESCUES CHALICES
Beauty of Paintings by Noted Italian Painter Thought to Have Been Marred By Water-S1O, 900 Altar Is UnScathcd.

Waterbury. April S.-The fire in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes early today did damage placed at $25,- 900. It is not the actual monetary loss which saddens the members of the parish. The church has more than local fame for it's beauty, and for the grotto which represents on nina ture scale the famous shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in France, and to which devout worshippers who come here often make a visit.
 The church edifce is one of the best examples of Italian architecture in New England. It's arched roof was in excellent proportions. The mural paintings on the inner walls were done by Prof. Ruggiero, noted Italian church painter Those on the side walls were of biblical subjects It is feared that water puring through hole in the roof has extensively marred the beauty of these paintings
 Fire Starts at 1880 a. m.
 The fire started about 1:3O this morning in the church basement and worked it's way to the belfry. Then it crept into a blind attic formed be- tween the ceiling and the arches of the TOOL. lno nTSInSn WOTkod OH Cuo belfry and thought they had the fire out. Then it showed Tn the roof over the high altar but fire did not touch it, although water dld. The altar cost $1O,OOO and much of it's decora- tive parts were of brass overlaid with gold.
 Priest Saves ChaIices.
 While the fire was being fought Rev. Father Felix Scolgio, the curate got into the church through a side door, and secured three golden chalices from the sanctuary together with other vessels and altar cloth.
 The origin of the fire is unknown. No suspicion is held that it was set and the probab ble cause is thought to F.have been the wiring. As the, fire did. not burn over much area in the basement it Is thought the reason for it will be determined by the inquiry.
 Excepting two companies all the fire apparatus was called out by the fire, and the last piece did not leave until daylight.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-08
TROLLEYMEN PLAN
 RAID ON CONN. co.
New Haven Union Expected to Ask Thirty-five Cents an Hour for
 FOur-Year Men.

New Haven, April 8.-A meeting of trol1eymen running on the New Ha- ven lines will be called next week to receive a report from the conference board which has been drawing up 3 new schedule of wage to be presented to the Connecticut company about May 1.
 The present working agreement eX- pires June l. No information is given out as to demands to be made but it is understood that local trolleymen are agreed with those in Bridgeport to ask for a thirty-ive cent an hour flat rate for all men in the service four years or more. The proposed new scale would start at 25 cents an hour.