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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

itanbbaft fir ben 9lGtitunosntus sin>
treten lpirb, pie por Der Wabl.
Sn Nelp yort funo am leBter
Mpntas eine &onferens stpiIhen ben
gertretsrn Ser gabnselsllihaftsn uno
oen 9srtretern Der orsaniiierie 3usz
nnseitsutsn itott. in ipelhsr iiber bic
Surhfiibruns bss 9ioamions 9eisBes
bsrntsn tpurne. Gs tonnte aber teine
gsritdnoisuns itattfinoen, oa oie
Wertreter Der Geiellidaften crit bic
gntiheiouns Der Gjsritts ablparten
npllsn. prdiiOsnt Im. See bon Der
9riioerihnft Der 3usanseiteuten err
ildrts nah Ser aonferens, baB elm
Strife nuf allen 8abnen itattfinbsn
ipsros, ipenn pas IhtitunoeneeleB
niht bonn l. Sanuar ob burhssfiibrt,
sleihpisl pie bic serihtlihe Gntideiz
ouns ausfdut. @s lei Dos @eIes pom
Honereb nnsenommen uno BON prd=
iibent Wiuon unterseihnet uno ba
iplIten Ole Ridtsr iiberboupt nitts
mebr breinsureoen boben. Die nit
elieber ser 9riioerihaft ieien ein=
miitis fir 0urhfiibrurs oes Strites.
menn iid Die Geielliduften balls
itarris Seisen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18
Sabn9eicQltaiten 9cgen Noamiou= @eitB.

Wie gu erparten ipar, baben bic
SabnseielIituften iih an bic @eritts
sepanot um Die Ourhfiibrune oss
gldtitunoen 0eieses fir Die 3uss
angeitellten gu perbinoern. Die 9ln=
ipdlte Der 9atnen perlanaen Gin
baItsbefeble nm iih 9eeen Die burh
Sas GeieB porseidriebens umrsas
nuns Der 2olnruten auf 8runb Der
Mhtitunoen 9aiis gu idiiben unu
ertlaren babel, oab oas @eieb unpsr=
niinftig lei uno eine pilltiirlihe Gr=
bObung bes 2obnes poriebe. obne
Hiidiidt oarauf, cb bic sssenmdrtise
2otnrote gu nieorig bemeHen lei. Dos
@eieb beoeute ferner einsn Yeritob
gesen bas 5. Nmenbement CUR 0erfaIz
iuns unb nehme oen 8abnen bic
aontrottfreibeit. Iuberbem lei es
unourhfiibrbor unb uniiher.
gs pirb iid nun seieen, ob Wilfcn
mad feiner Wieoererlpdbluns ebenIo
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

boben. 9tof itebt bie groBe Wfebr.
belt ser GoIfsmaiie obieit bon ,ms,
nod ldbt iih bel Sen @ablen Ser
Spri,h Shiaers onlpenbcn: lin.
finn, ou lieglt l,nb mir iinb perlo'
reu! 8egen Tlmmbeit fdnpfen
iclblt oie @Dtter pcrgebens!"
Sic Mod,t ser 8elpohnbeit be.
itimlnt m,f oie Wfebrbeit ser ame-
rifanilhen slrbeiter, Sen oIten poll
tilhen Enrteien tret 5u bleiben.
Seit Sen lesten brei Ssabr5ebnten,
icit sic orgoniiierte s(rbeiterlfoft
in Sen Ser. Stoaten elm beltilnnter
@obliuftor geporoen lit, Inn oeiicr
Gmit sic Gemugogen Der fopitall-
ltiIden politiiden Tartcien lid eli.
rig bclrerbeu, idipanfen oie slrbei'
fer 5miihen beioen Eorteien bin
Hno hcr bulo benlofratild), balo
rcpubIifoniih, lnlb MIR Elm nerbdlt-
rislnaBig fleiner Seil Ser slrbeitcr
hot iih wibrcno bieier breibig
Sabre 5ur politiihen SelbItdnoig.
felt enporgearbeitet llno tritt fir
Sic lnabbdn9igc politlldle, Die
SosiaIiltilhe Yartei ein. l(no ibre
9!eiben merben INNER Itirfer, trpb'
Sem III ein,clncn Stuaten ooer
@roBltdotcn gelegentlif Elm 9fiid.
ld,loa fonlnlt, mie 3. .. in unierem
Staat Ohio.
slber oieicnigcn @enolien, mcIte
oie Yrinsipicn oes Sosialismlls
flor erfonnt haben, lil1o ser Sut,e
treu acblicben mb peroen oerlciben
cud fcrner treu bIeiben nidlt ni,r
oui Dem poIitiihen Seloc, lonoern
old bel oQen ionltigen &dmpfcn Ser
slrbeiterid)nft.
llno es meroen allh INNER mehr
Scr fortlhrittlid, oenfenben srbeiter
e;nleben, oob sic SosioliIten rett
hoben, iuenn iie iaaen, oab Die Ec.
Iitifer ser fopitaliitiid,ep Tartcien
in eriter 2inie sic Snterciien ser
telitenoen &lalie uno oonn ihrc
pcrionlihen Sntereiien ipabrncbmem
uno oab trob aller id)0ncn @cripre.
t,i,naen oieier NoIitifer oie Scllc-
ring. sic aorruption, Ser Wfilito.
rismls lmo onoere gegleiterid,ei-
rl,naen oes 8opitoIismls blcibcn
mcrben.
llniere Norole loutet mad, iuie
Dor: Norip1rts ouf Scr Wahn ser
,Sreibeit unb oes syortihrittcs!
llnlere Ssoccn ,mo ,,niere Trinsi-
pien rperben iiegrcid iein trot ale
oem!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18


Der Yerliner r0orlpdrts" lit. iuie
jeBt iider feitltebt, burh bic Reeiez
rung aus ben 6dnoen Der oppoiitioz
nellen io5ialiitiihen Minberbeit 9e=
nommen unb benz resierunssfreunSliz
den ioSialiitiihen parteiporitanb uuz
terite0t ipprosn. BON Dem aus eiu.
Mitslieo CUR 5iibruns oes 9lattes
oeleeiert ipuroe.
gs 1T notis. bos feitsuitellen. neil
oas 2abel ieBt 3itate aus benz r0or=
pdrts iibermittelt, bic tpeientlih on.
bers tlinsen, ols bisber. 9llfo alleS
nit 8oriidt lelen. ipas jebt aua Dem
rWortpdrts" sitiert miro.
r9Ferp Dorter @oltsats-.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18
Sie9 BET Mudcrei.

Die @ablen an Z. 9topen1ber
brud)ten aud, einen Sieg Der gRuf-
ter llno Sanatifer, neIhe oui Ero.
bibition ihporen. Sic aepannen
efs Staateu fir Yrobibition lmo
luu.ben in 3ipei Staoten geihlogen.
eSn l,nIerem Nahbarltaot Mitigan
erlangten lie cine groBe Mebrbeit
ollf, in Detroit, ser ein5igen BroB-
ltoot oes Stoates, mas bauptldh-
lid Dem ginflllB Oe5 befannten Nit
tomobllfabrifunten Senrp ,Soro, ser
cine 10000 slrbeiter lnoralilf
Slpong, fir Trohibition Su Itim-
men, unb ferner bem Streiter oes
uGhriltlihen 5an5purit", 9iun
Sl,noap, 5ll5iiihreiben lit ,Sn 5mei
Stoaten, aaIlfornien llno MiiIouri.
ober erbielten Sic 0tllter cine ent-
dleibenoe 9tieoerloge. @eun nlon
bebentt, bnB be sSanotiter nur in
bcn penig bepoIferten ,SdrlnerItaa.
ten = 9tebrasfu, Soutb Iafota,
Montano, litah lno ,SIorioa, lieg-
ten = in !Dtid)igan aur nit SiIfe
Der slrbeiter Ser ,Soro.Tabrifen :,
10 erIfeint inns bos Siegesgebei,l
Ser .ltllfer iino @nIierionntifer oot
icbr poreilig. Sic erfldren, oaf lie
itbt Ole SdIfte ser Staaten $50
crobert haben uno ouB oaher ser
Aongreb ser Ser. Staoten Sic
WerpiIldtrlng babe, oen ToIfe ein
Gnlenocment sur Terfuiiuna, mel
Dies gtntionulprohibiton perlangt,
SIR sbltlnnnlmg 81, interbreitel
Mber penn aud Die Trobibitionilten
bic 0Glftc ser Stooten ltnter ihre
llnbeilpoue Deod1t gebradlt haben,
10 bnben lie oof nod, Iange nift
Die SG(ite ser Sepolferlng altf
ihrer Seite. Gs iii aud) nid)t rid.
tig, nenn bebullptet miro, onB oas
eSrauenltinlnrcdlt Ihulo on hcm
Nortit)ritt ser Prohibition lit.
Sn aaIiiornien. no sic tSrauen
has Stilrllnred)t haben, ml,roe cine
rrobe Mebrheit gegen Trobibition
obgegeben, mo in Nfd,iaon. no Die
sSruuen oas Stinulred)t ridlt habell,
ruroc cine arobe Ntehrheit fiir
Nrohibition abgegeben.
Gs miro MN BON pieIell ,Srelln'
Sen ser Iiberolen Sadle beIiirdltet,
hoB Ieitoenl Ntid)igan trofen geleat
nuroe. o,d, ser Staat Ohio balo
in Sic @ilIte Ser Srofenhcit ein,
rcrleibt lueroe. Gs ioQen ia hereits
sic republifanild,en Folltifcr lnl'e-
reg Staotes crfldrt hoben bab lie
oils Hote iiir tire 9ieoerlage om
:. Npuenlber ouiilr Iorgen lperoen.
hob Bel Sen Staatsnahlen i'm nud.
item SerbIt Sen @iirgern BON Ohio
obcrmoIs cin ENHANCEMENT sur
StautsueriaiIilna, pelhcS Trohibl-
tion fir Sen Staat perfiigt, lnlrcr-
treitet tperben iou.
Gs lit ia nogIit. baB Dies &c.
id)ieht, abcr mir elulben niht, Dab
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18
No. 80.

unier Staot 10 ihnea troden ae-
legt iperoen tann. ShlieBlih gibt
ood Die gepolferlng ser groBeren
Stdote in oieler .Sroge oen 9li,s.
ldlag. ltno oieie gibt li1 ood niht
10 Idnell Dem Ianotisnllts bin, uie
Die Sanobepolferllng. slber trot-
Gem, 8efabr lit INNER porbanoe,A
Cine Der 9allptllriahen, ipelhe Die
@eipegl,ng fiir Erobibition biersu-
lonoe lebr ltorf foroert, lit sic s(6-
nelgung imo sSeinoihuft zines aro.
ben Seiles ser 9epolferrng aeaen
rie vSoloons" Sf)reiber oieles ~
Die Grfobrung gemodlt, oab in oen
trofenen 6arner-Stoaten, ipie 4. 9.
9fortb Gufotu u1o 3anios, bic
Wfebrbeit Ser @ilrger 9Sreluloe BON
alfoboligen 0etrdnfen lit uno ooh
tilr Trobibitiou ltimmt, MIR Inn oie
~SoIoons", Die lie fir einen 8e-
nreinld)aoen betradten, aus Dem
Wegc 5l idofien. Dies lit natnr-
lid 'ebr lllgcredt gebnnoelt gegen
Die @rauer lmo @irtc, nelhe ihre
0e'dlGfte pielleiht gerooe 10 ebrer,-
hart betreiben, pie onoere 8eiper-
tetreibenoe ooer ,Sarlner yaber
'huIoig ooer nid)t, Ser rSltoe miro
perbrunnt"
Gs gibt Spelunfen lmo Gneipen.
no eln 5ierIid, mites Sreibe,1
terridlt. uber Die Nfellriabl ser
@lrt'd)aften nerben in iehr unitdn-
Siger SSeile geIiihrt.
@nrun bas aino nit Dem Babe
ousldiItten? llno glallben ielbit
Die Trohibitioniiten, ooB burd) bas
Werbot bes 9llfohoIs OILS 8enuBntit-
tel, Gnthaltiomfeit eineefiibrt lper-
Sen fam? $50 3ipang berrlht.
neroen Iinge MIR perid)limlr,crt.
trie bies in alien trodenen Stuoter
belpieien miro. Ger Staat perliert
rlelige Slulrllen OH Steuern, uno
ourdl Sd1lieBllng ser @rauereien,
GeItillerien unb @irtifaiten per-
lieren 9imberttauienoe bon slrbci-
tern imb fIeincn 8eIfditslelrteu
2elnpeiIig lire GriIten5, noourd)
uieI 9tot lmo Gleno geihaffen miro.
Sn Detroit uno nnocrcn Stdoter
W1id)igans iuerocn iiber 5000 Mr.
better nit iFrer ,Sonlilien ser ban-
gen Gorge Inn neuen Grlperb alis-
ae'ebt Icin. lrro oiel GIeno miro bo-
oilrd] iiber ,randle ,Sun,iIien gebraht
neroen. glber mos fiinrrnert Dies
oie Sunotifer. Sic eritreben an
gcblif) bns ..feid) 8ottes ouf Gr-
Sen" unb brinaen teufliid,es lin.
gliid iiber 10 pieIe Menlhen.
sSir So5ialiiten lino eeaen Eru-
hibitiou. neil bieielbe nid)t niltlos.
ionoern obIoIut id,Iblid) fir ons
8emeinipohl lit, unh ircil mir piI-
fen, oab sic iibIen .Solgen bes M-
fobolacrllIIes MIR burt 9lblhnff,ma
bes fopitaIiltiId1en slusbeutltngsfp-
items beieitiat peroen fonnen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

ltnb 10 nliilien mir uns ipeiter
hcniihen, ,u,iere Srganiiotioen su
IiGrtcn lmo aussuorbcitcn, oas @erf
Der slnfflGrlmg, beionocrs in oen
Mrbciterfrciien energilh meiter sm
fiihren. sic ic,inlpolitiibe nno ipirt.
ifof,lite Hepollltion, bie ia ooh
,malsbleibIid) lit, in ieocr @eiie
u, foroern.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

III Scr lcttcu Sis,ng Ser Gle
pclono Tcocrotiou Of 2abpr muroc
beIdlolieu, Bob iebes Vtitglieo ser
IN ser federation rcrtreteucn Unions
ocn 9rbn zines Cages s,,m Nono
ncs 2abpr Tcmpc!s bcitragen iou.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18
Mdtnng, 2eicr in Cincinnati!

Infer neuer Solicitor. 6enrp Mn..
tpni, fpirb bic 2eler Res ,Gho- in
nG4iter 2eit beiuhen unh bofft er
ouf freunblihen Gmpfana.
Der 9efhdftsfIbrer
bes &c do.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

cine iehr regc. Gs Itimmten insee-
iant pon 504,42l regiItriertcn Wdn.
nern 464.5 alio 90 Ero5ent, BON
oen 303 sos regiltricrten ,srai,et
ltlnlnltcn 272, $50, phcr 80 Tro5ent.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18
%u1>1 Il. Ronenlber,
Son 2ibop 6rORmann.

I'm jcne .sreibeit sn errineen,
Sir Die Gud, aQem Hedt sum 6ubn,
Staatsid)mrfen an ben 0alsen brad,tcn,
Samit bic finitere Gteafton
Sm Sricoen mDge meiter nadrten.
@ci SIR bic Gefre uabr nnS erok,
Sie 1riehen trGst in ibrem Sd,oR
llnb Ser Grfenntnis quite Saat
Sns @ulf seitrenet friib uno ipat,
@erflnoeno jene before 3eit,
yHo Sd)onbeit, @iicn, Wenid)lid)fcit
Scr aausen @clt 8emeinsnt lit.
Saiir ieio Sbr ins 8rab gcgangen,
&erfGrst nm Cure 9cbensfriit
Nadbcm man Sud, brutal geiangen.
Srnm lcbt Chr fort, lcbt ale 3eit,
llnb wenn aud, cinit bic @elt bcfreit
@on Got uno Srug,
Sann eibt oas Bud,
Sas grufe @ndJ Der @eltgeidDid)te
Tun Gurem Gcbcn mod Verid,te,
llnb maGrcno man NIT Mbidlcu nmr
Ter bcnft, bic Gudl erorulIclt babeu,
Sd,miift man baum Gurcr 8rGber Spnr
Nit iridrn, bunten glumcnsaben
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

Bic man nit faltem Elut gebanst
limb in bes Nrabes Nad)t geicnft,
Sbr ieio nid)t tot
9enn Cure 91amem lcmdten rot
Sn Miliunen Menid)cnber5en.
Sic glmbn burt iibcr Gcio mno SdDmer;en
Nls Der 8eluifbeit llntcrpfanb,
Gah einmal bpd) in cbcm lanb
Ser Jrcibcit Siesesbanner ilicgen.
yScr fir bic esrcibcit itarb, Der lebt,
@cr fir bes @ulfes Medtt gcitrebt,
Stirbt mic, Der Suoesbamd
;2crit0rt i'm nidt, uno ucnn i'm and
Npbl tanicno Sabr Die Grbe beft;
Gs lcbt Ien Weit, icin @urt erlucft
@on ncucm itcts Den @iocrbaa
9faf jenen boben WenIdbeitsSielen
Tiir bic amf Grben iibcral
Sdjun tauienoc pon 0ampiern iielen.
Sbr lcbt, lcbt bemtc' mno allc 3eit
Sp lauge in bem grpfcn Stret
Sic Wenidbeit ringt nm @rot nnb Sedyt.
limb fiibrcn iuirb nod mandJ 0eid,led)t
Scn altcm &f nit ncmcn &lingen,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-18

itarobnft fir ben 9lGtitunoentas sinz
treten ipiro, pie Dor Der Wabl.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
LADIES' IT. A. B. DELEGATES.

The Ladies' T. A. B. Society of St. Marys church held a meeting last night and appointed delegates to the state C. T. A. U. convention to be held in Torrington August 27, 28 and 29. Miss Mary Walsh was appointed first delegate, Miss Katherine A. Walsh second, Miss Anna Coffey third and Mrs Anna Begman fourth. The fol- lowing were appointed altCrnates: Miss Florence Fitzgerald, first; Miss Anna Moore, second; Miss Anna O'Keefe, third and Miss Katherine McGrail, fourth. While in TOrring- ton the local delegates will stop at Conley's Inn which is the convention hea dquarters.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
ARE GETTING CARELESS
Property Owners Becoming Negligent About Their Yards-Superinten Praises Judge MeskilI.

That there is a disposition on the part of many local property owners to disregard the ordinance relative to sanitary conditions in their yards. on account of the stress of duties pla ced on the members of the health depart ment, through the infantile paralysis scare, was the statement given out to- day by Dr. Rocks; superintendent of the health department. The super intendent has found many cases of
 poor sanitation existing, but the in
 spectors whose duties have doubled
 within the past month, have fOund it
 utterly impossible to cope with them
 To Judge James T. MeskiH, Super intendent Reells pays a high tribute for his capable handling of the cases
 brought before him. "I feel that much of the good work attained by the health department, is due t0 tho assistance of Judge MeskiIl, and with
 out this assistance the work of tho de-
 partment would be much harder" the superintendent stated to reporter to- day.
 That many of the vacationists are exhibiting interest in the paralysis epidemic is shown daily at the super intendent's office, where hundreds of telephone calls are received from par ents wishing to leave for summer TO- sorts and take their children. The idea seems to prevail that it is nee essary to secure certificate of tho health of the children before they
 can be taken away, but this is CT
 roneous. All that the department is
 sues is a certificate concerning the
 health conditions of the city. Those -icl,; I1-;c children should consult the family ] phVSician.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
"DINKY" SERVICE CHANGES.
New Schedule Will Go Into Effect
 Sunday.

In consequence of changes in the suburban service between Hartford and Bristol that will go into effect on the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad July 30, due to utilizing the Terryville loop for turning the trains, the schedules eastbound will be shortened about fifteen minutes, while some trains will be discon- tinued.
 Terryville will receive substantially the same service as Bristol. Regular Hartford and Bristol suburban zone tickets will be accepted between Bristol and Terryville.
 The train now leaving Hartford week days at 643 p. m. for Bristol will leave at 6:30 p. m, making an additional stop at Elmwood at 6:38 D. m. and be scheduled from twelve to thirteen minutes earlier at stations to Terryville, due there at 7:21 p. m
 The train now leaving Hartford Sundays at D. m. for Bristol will leave at 1:45 D. m. and be scheduled fifteen minutes earlier at stations to Terryville, due there at 2:35 D. m.
 The train now leaving Bristol week days at 12:O5 noon for Hartford will start from Terryville at 11:55 m and be scheduled from twenty to thirtv-fve minutes earlier Bristol to Hartford, due there at 12:55 noon.
 Time tables giving particulars of the new arrangement will be in the hands of agents prior to the above date
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
', Nj. C. A. NOTEG

The association tennis team will journey to New Haven tomorrow, where the Beaver Hills team will be played. Two dates have been allotted to the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. teanl@ August 19, in that city and August 26, on the local courts. Manager James Rogers is negotiating for games with the South Manchester team. The line up for tomorrow's game will be H. F. Sawtelle, Stanley Sheldon, o. P. Swift and Max Porter. Physical Dl- rector Warren S. Slater is comsiling a schedule for gymnasium classes foA the coming winter.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
City Mems

@ More for less. Besse-Leland Co. #advt.
 Miss Anna Coffey, Miss Ana Parker Nd Theodore Matzke will spend the 6eek end at Walnut Beach. Save interest by paying your water Hnts now.-~-advt. New Britain council, o. U. A. M, VII send a delegation to Plainville m August to attend a social to A given by Franklin council, No 13, that place. A delegation from &istol is also expected and some of Ne state officers will be present. A Goodness of Aunt Delia's" bread @advt.
 The general committee in charge the big bazar to be held in the Ell by the United German societies Ell meet next Tuesday evening. To- &ght the committee in charge of the Boths and the prizes will meet. Ladies' $2.5O Colonials 98c Besse- Neland s.-advt. When Clan Douglas meets next Tuesday evening the membership bntest will be brought to a close and Arrangements made for a supper to paid for by the losing team. Rob- &t Middlenass, Jr., is the captain of
 he team while the other is led by sbhn Blair, Jr. Mems high shoes $1.35. Besse- Aeland' s.y-advt. The Quarti child which is isolated S Hartford hospital with infantile #aralysis is reported to be improving. The City Coal and Wood company trough Attorney J. G. Woods has Fought action against John J. Hig- ns to recover $100. Deputy Sheriff karsh has attached property belong Rg to the defendant on Allen street. he writ is returnabIe in the city burt on the third Monday in August. Sat. is Shirt Day at Besse-Leland's. |-advt.
 A delegation of the members of |hamberlain council, Jr. o. U. A. M., ill visit Lilley council in Hartford his evening.
 An anniversary high mass for the lte John F. O'Dell was celebrated t St. Mary's church this morning.
 Neckwear. Besse-Leland's of course. -advt.
 The German Rifle club will hold d boot at the range in Scheutzen park Ionday afternoon.
 More for less. Besse-Leland Co. -advt
 A meeting of the committee in harge of the coming convention of le wedish-American Republican Iubs in this city will be held this vening.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Russell of Winthrop street are rejoicing on the
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28

birth Of a daughter at the local hos pital
 Dr. Bray will be in his office on Wednesdays and Thursdays only, dur ing August-adVt.
 The Federal Baseball team will practice at St. Mary's playground at 6:45 o'clock this evening. All members are requested to report.
 No exclusive prices Besse-Leland
 'lApe-'OO Rev. Edward V. Grikas will com commence next Monday to take the annual census of St. Andrews church parish. syet x ssssS@s The payroll of the water depart ment for the past week amounted to $409.26.
 A new sanctuary lamp, the gift of two woman parishioners, will be used for the first time at the 10:30 mass in St. Andrews church, Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
WON'T THEY BE HAPPY?
Soldiers at Nogales Should Feel Real Proud of Their Home City for Con- tributing So Generously.

The campaign for funds for New Britain soldiers at NogaIes, Arizona, was a failure, the returns from the canva ssers showing that instead of $2,5OO the boys in khaki must be sat isfed with 258.75. All day yesterday the solicitors worked and the longer they worked the more evident 1t be- came that the affair was to be a dis nal failure. According to informa- tion, District No. 1, which included the territory on the east side of Main and Arch streets, failed to contribute a copper toward the campaign.
 The factories contributed $130 in- elusive of promises of other donations. According to the report of Miss Briere who was in the mayors office the re- District No. 1, no returns; District No5 2, $36.75; District No. 8, $50.25; Dis trict No. 4, $76.25. Miscellaneous col Iections amounted to $65.50 and sub- scriptions given before the canvass commenced totalled $60.35.
 It is the intent of the committee to spend the "rolI' amassed yester- dy and forward a consignment of pipes tobacco, magazines baseball bats, etc. The comfort bags will be ready next Wednesday and will be sent the following day to the front
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
EAGLES REPORT ON BUILDING.

meeting last night and decided to abandon the idea of purchasing the Washington street building formerly used by Miss Nagle as a sanitarium. The committee has another project in view and a report will be given at the next meeting. Six candidates were in itiated last night and plans made for the past presidents to visit the nation al convention to be held in savannah, Ga, in August. It is expected that about sixteen from this city Will attend The aerie will send a delegate to the field day to be held In Newark early m August.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
WANTED:- A MASCOT
 BY COMP ANY l MEN
But Said Mascot Must Be Polite and Cleanly to Pass Censorship
Especial Correspondence By J. F.
 COnnCrS)

NOgalcs, Arizona, July 22-One of the most popular pastimes at Camp stephen Little is reading letters from nome. It is a pleasure to get them. Another batch from New Britain ar rived this morning and whenever the pOyS get a. chance they take a sneak off by themselves and perusa them It is real sport to be made wide awake by some other means than a couple of dozen buglers at 5:15 a. m.
 The boys have been given another dose of the Quartermasters detail work. SergeantS Chamberlain and Pickup have had thirty men tossing more of that baled hay off the freight cars all morning. This afternoon they were relieved and Sergeants Norton and Garter, with an equally strong de- tail, did the work. Tonight tho men are weary and when they were given a ride back into camp in one of the big army trucks they all breathed sigh of relief. After pitching hay in the hot sunshine all afternoon it is no joke to have to tramp a couple of miles back to camp.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
BOY RUNS AWAY MYTH PAY.

Parents of Steve Zadrowski of 10 Franklin street notified the police to- day that their son, who was employed at the Traut & Hine Manufacturing company, drew his two weeks wages yesterday and left town in company with another youth.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
IT. F. T.. S- w. RONTS

The United Electric Light and Wa ter company has today made it's sec ond quarterly distribution to it's divi- dend and welfare fund. For all class A employees this amounts to [ per cent. on their salary for the quarter, one-half of which was re- ceived in cash, the other half being credited to the employees account in the welfare fund.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-28
COST OF OIL DROPS

Findlay, Ohio, July 2S.-The Ohio Oil company today marked down eight different grades of oil ten cents per barrel. The large production of oil in many parts of the country has figureaa in the reduction