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New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
FOR INLAND WATERWAY
Atlantic Association Wants One From New England to Florida For Com merce and National Defense.

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Plans for the advancement of the project for a continuous international waterway from New England to Florida, both for commerce and national defense, were on the program for discussion by delegates to the ninth annual con- vention of the Atlantic Deeper Water ways Association which opened a five days session here today. Among the delegates in attendance are con- gressmen, governors, mayors and prominent business men from many points along the eastern coast.
 Representative J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania, president of the as- sociation, delivered his annual ad- dress today.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
RENDERED A BACHELOR SUPPER
Dr. Dunn, Who Is to Become a Rene.
 dict, Remembered by Friends.

Twenty-Five friends of Dr. George W. Dunn, who is to be married to Miss Isabelle Martin in Southington next Thursday, rendered him 6 bache- Tor supper last evening at the Hotel Heublein, Hartford, tne affair proving to be one that will be long remem- bered by the participants. Dr. Cliff ford Vivian acted as toastmaster at the post prandial exercises.
 Amony those present were: pr. Vivian, Postmaster w. F. Delaney, Dr. H. T. Bray, Dr. J. l.. Kelly, Dr. E. J. Dray, Dr. Henry Martin, Dr. Degnan of SOuthington, Dr. Charles F. Egan, w. l.. Damon, A. J. Hart, B. c. Mercy, Dr. c. J. Hart, Joseph Martin of Southington and Judge William F. Mangan.
 Toasts were responded to by Post master Delaney, A. J. Hart, Superin- tendent Kibbe, Dr. Martin and Dr. Egan. Judge Mangan and pr. Dunn rendered a duet entitled, "Playmates.' '' Forced to respond to an encore Dr. Dunn gave "reminiscences of his days on the baseball diamond.
 At the marriage ceremony Thomas Martin a brother of the bride will De bestman and Miss Alice Dunn a sister of the groom will be bridesmaid. Fol. lowing a reception at the home O1 the brides parents the couple vii leave on a wedding tour through the Catskills after which they will make their home on Lincoln street.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
City Hems

Join New Britain National Bank Vacation club tonight. Open to S. advt.
 Gustave F'ritzen of BPS South Main street notified the police last night that watch had been stolen from his locker at the Corbin Screw corpora ton.
 Dance tonight at Bungalow.-advt.
 A son has been born at the local hospital to MT. and Mrs. John John son of Andrews street.
 Miss Gladys Atwater who is en- ployed at the Atlantic and Pacific store was operated upon at Miss Ma gle's sanitarium last evening.
 Theron Wolcott Hart has resumed teaching piano, theory and history of music. Appointments may be made at IA Prospect street-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
Session in Massachusetts.

Boston, Sept. 19.-Three specific matters to be settled by legislature, called in special session today by Governor Mccall. The most impera- tive of these, in view of the near ap- proach of the state primaries and elec- tion, is the adoption of new legis- lative apportionment for Suffolk county to replace that arranged by a legislative commission and recently declared by the supreme court to be invalid. A new apportionment drawn up by the commission was ready for the consideration of the legislators.
 The other measures to be consid- cred are the devising of a method whereby Massachusetts guardsmen on the border may vote in the November election and the providing for aid for dependents of the guardsmen.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
WILL REBUILD BRIDGE
New Span Will Be Constructed or Old One Will Be Raised From St.
 Lawrence River at Quebec.

Quebec Cue, Sept. 1.-The St.. Lawrence Bridge company and the Quebec bridge commission are con- ducting a joint investigation today into the collapse of the central span of the Quebec cantilever bridge over the St. Lawrence river while it was being hoisted into its position. The death list remains at eleven.
 Engineers i'll charge of the work of construction said today that as soon as the cause of the accident is ascertained the work of either reconstructing a .new span or raising the collapsed one would be undertaken. They claim that the work of reconstruction would not exceed three months in the event that the submerged span is not available for use. It was estimated the work will cost S1,000,000.
 Quebec harbor officials, on finding that the fallen span did not block the ship channel, permitted today the re- sumption of navigation by ocean going vessels,
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
AMERICANS ENTERTAINED.
Lunch Given Industrial Commission
 By Republican Club of Commerce.

Paris, Sept 12, 10:55 a. m.-The American industrial commission which is visiting Europe to secure better commercial relations by international co-operaton, was entertained at lunch today by the Republican Club of Com merce, industry and agriculture. Later a dinner was given the commis- sion by the American Chamber of Commerce, at which several senators, deputies and leaders in the French industrial world were present. An address was delivered by J. w. Nich- ols, vice president of the export as- sociation >
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

The young women employed in the office of the New Britain Machine company went to the home of Miss Judith Borg on Commonwealth ave- nue last evening where they gave a
 miscellaneous shower in honor of thd approaching wedding of Miss Julid Andrews. During the evening muck merriment was caused by & mocI marriage. Solos were enjoyed and ' buffet lunch served.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
THIEVES CHIEF CAUGHT
Chicago Police Believe Thacl1eE. is Brains of Syndicate of Automobile
 Crooks--C1arged With Forgery.

Chicago. Sept. 12.-Edwin L.
 Thacker, recently trapped in mid
 ocean, and brought back from the, Barbados to face charges of having profited to the extent of nearly $50, I 000 through alleged forgeries, is onel of three men under arrest here todayI in connection with Q so-called syndi-1 cate of automobile thieves uneartheda by Chicago police yesterday.
 Thackers companions are EdwardA Collins and Romain Dietz. The policeA are searching for fourth man, saids to have been the brains of the or-A ganization.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
HRLE C9boTe)
 C9RL .E.NiZL/HEH Q

Interest in the Maine election as precursor of the national contest cen- tered largely in the disposal of the former progressive vote both repubH- cans and dem mocrats claiming the lar ger share of the bull moosers. Carl F. Milliken, republican candidate for governor, was most optimistic in this regard Frederick Hale, son of Eu- gene Hale, former senator Tor Malne was chosen by the republicans to make the contest for the senate seat or Charles F. Johnson, democrat.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
Net For July For 15O Roads Amount
 ed to $93,415, ,264.

Washington, Sept. 12-Net revenues from railway operations of s93,415,- 264 for July, as against $75, 1925, 939 for July, 1915, for 150 railroads, were announced today by the interstate commerce commission.
 The gross revenue for the roads re- porting was $265, 5,517,824, or more than $4O,OO0,O00 over a year ago. The gross expenses were $172,1O2,560, or about $21, 100000 more than year ago.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12

O'shea, Rev. Patrick Dolin, Rev. Cornelius Teulings, Rev. Edward Walsh Rev. William Reidy, Rev. Paul Piechoski, Rev. John Anderson, Rev. Thomas Preston, Rev. George Grady, Rev. Edward Flannery, Rev. Patrick O'Reilly, Rev. John Fitzgerald, Rev. Joseph Degnan, Rev. Charles Kelly, Rev. Harry Coleman Rev. William Dunn, Rev. William O'Brien (Water- bury), and Rev. Clement Martin.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
NINE NEW PDAGUE CASES.

Hartford, Sept. 12.-According tc the state board of health, sos cases oi infantile paralysis in Connecticut have been reported to date. New eases reported today were: Hartford 8, Gov. entry, Monroe, Waterbury and West Hartford, one each and Wallingford two.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
Personals

Marguerite Kemmerer of 12 Maple street is visiting relatives in Stam- ford.
 c. F. Smith and R. G. Kimball left today on trip to Belgrade, Maine.~ CI1
 The following real estate transac- tions were recorded at the town clerks office today: G. A. Quigley and M. T. White to Julius and Amelia Berndt, land on Oak and Dudley streets; w. L. Hatch, trustee to Mi chael Murphy, jr., land on First street.
 Mrs Mary Cusack and son, Maurice, returned yesterday from Fishers Is- land where they have been spending their vacation.
 P. w. Smith and family have fe- turned from their summer home at Ocean Beach.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
KILLED BY SWITCHER.
Laborer Struck by Engine While Cleaning Tracks Near New London.

Midway Sept. 12.-Tony Rimorda, residing at 797 Bank street, New London, was fatally injured shortly before 8:30 o'clock this morning when he was struck by a switching engine while cleaning the tracks near the large coal pocket at this place. He died at the Lawrence Hospital in New London at 10:0S o'clock. He leaves wife and several small chill dren
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
Republican Caucus,

The Republica voters of the Tow, of Plainville will assemble in Tow, Hall, Thursday Evening, at o'clock September IA, 1916, for the purpos of nominating candidates for town of fees, and to transact any other bust ness proper to be done at said meet ing.
 Per order
 TOWN COMMITTEE.
 E. H. Hills, Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
HANLY COMING HERE
Prohibition Candidate for President Includes New Britain in Itinerary
 Planned for Swing Through Conn.

Hartford, Sept. 12.-Word was re- ceived at the headquarters of the pro- hibition state central committee today that Frank J. Hanly, the partys presidential candidate will swing through Connecticut on Saturday, October 2S. Leaving Attleboro and Providence the special train will make stops at Plainfield, Willimantic, Man chester, Hartford, New Britain, Mer1- den, New Haven, Bridgeport, Nor walk and Stamford. On the train also will be members of Hanly's party who are touring the country in be- half of the party ticket.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
S1OO,OOO FIRE IN PRISON.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. l2.-Fire which broke out near midnight last night destroyed a clothing factory in the Missouri penitentiary. The loss was expected to reach $1OO,O00 Pris- on officials said the fire was incendi- ary.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES.

The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce held meet ing yesterday afternoon and discussed matters that will be brought up at the directors meeting on Septem Der 19. The directors of the mercantile bureau met last night and authorized the appointment of a committee on uniform closing hours.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
CAPTAIN O'BRIEN
 IS LAID AT REST
funeral Services for Fireman Are
 Largely Attended

Attended by the members of En- zine company No. 8 in a body and by Feveral hundred people from all walks of life, the funeral of Captain Fohn c. O'Brien was held from St. |Mary's church at 10 o'clock this
 roorning with the celebration of a Bolemn mass or requiem. Interment
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
 KIett Offers Bill For Aid.

The senate received the bill for a dependency act carrying an appropr- ation of not over s100,000 from Sena- tor Klett, and sent 1t to the Jo1nt committee on appropriations and mll- itarv affairs Concurrent reference was taken on both bills and hearings set for 2 p. m. A laugh 1n the mousse was raised when notice was gwen ol a. democratic caucus. Notice was glV- en that members could get their mile aee at the comptroller's office. Both branches recessed until D. m.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
SWEEPING VICTORY
 FOR MAINE i. O.
(Continued from First Page,)

republican majority; instead we cut it down to about 15,OOO. The result is a democratic victory"
 MT. Daniels declared it was to be expected in Maine the progressives would flock to the republicans. He predicted that they would not do so in New York, Illinois and Ohio, but would come in greater proportion to the democratic party.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
INCREASE IN PARALYSIS
Thirty eight New Cases Reported and Deaths Reach Eighteen-F'ederal Specialists Coming to Hartford.

New York, Sept. 12.--An increase in the infantile paralysis epidemic was shown in the department of health g bulletin covering the 24 hours ending at 10 a. m. today. There were 38 new cases as compared with 22 in yesterdays report; and the number of deaths increased by nine to eight cen today.
 Three federal medical researchers Doctors c. H. Lavinder, Wade H. Frost and A. w. Freeman, left today for Hartford to corporate with the health authorities of Connecticut.
 Boston; Sept. 12.-Thirty-four cases of infantile paralysis, including four in this city were reported today to the state department of health, mak- ing a total of 1S6 since the first of the month.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
SHOWER FOR MISS RUSSELL.

Mrs. James E. Cooper rendered a jam and preserve shower at her home on Vine street this afternoon to Miss Elise Russell, who is to become the bride of Donald Richard Hart on September 28.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12

gressional candidates and to no oth- CTS. This was ordered sent to the
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12

c. F. Smith and R. G. Kimball left today on a trip to Belgrade, Maine.~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
MUCH TROUBLE
DUE TO KIDNEYS
Some OF symptoms md General Advice
On This All too Common
Complaint.

Perhaps your kidneys have weaken
cd under the strain OF your occupa-
ton. Work in many trades imposes
an extra heavy strain upon the kid
neys, and we again publish 4 partial
list Of the we'll defined conditions UNI
der which old and young should be
particularly watchful for the first sign
OF weakness. Exposure to extremes or
temperature, exposure to constant
tampness, continual Earring and jolt
ing, working in crampcd or awkard
positions. straining the back. inhaling
turpcntine, lead, etc.
children as we'll as grown folks are
ant to be troubled with weak kidneys.
Some inherit weak kidneys. in others
il is the result of measles. scarlet Few
err. diphtheria or other childrenS an
ments. The most annoying result IN
small children is caused by lack of
control over the muscles governing the
bladder. Under such circumsta II
is not right TO Scold or punish FOR bed
wcttinE. Contagious diseases often
cause the worst cases of kidney trou-
BILE. In every such case the system is
alive with poisonous germs and bac-
terra. The kidneys are literally over
whelmed with new work. BECOME in
famed, congested and breakdown uu-
der strain OF iilternE these extra potS-
bnS. After such ailments as the fol-
lowing recovery is FASTENED and much
of the danger Of serious or chronic
kidney trouble will be avoided, If Tan
lac is taken Scarlet Fever La Grippe,
Typhoid Fever, Measles Pneumonia.
Tonsilitis. Diptheria or Chicken PoX.
In passing upon life insurance risk y
the medical examiner takes particular
10 l. m "A n "A a N
for signs OF kidney trouble. Just he
fore taking examination II short treat
ment Of Tanlac might he advisable.
AS TO what symptoms usually indi-
cate kidney trouble before passing the
reader to the next article To the right
on the subject OF uric acid troubles
which are germanc to the subject. ii
might be said that the following COM
prises fair list OF such symptoms
which the reader may preserve for
future reference If not already troubl-
ed. Backachcs. LumbaGo, Bed wettinS.
Trouble of Childbirth tsce your phys
ician), Discolorcd Urine, dizziness
spots before the eyes: drOpsy or bloat-
ing OF the body, gravel or stone in the
kidneys or bladder due to crystaliza-
ton OF excess uric acid left in blood
by weakened kidneys: backachc dur
aches and nervousness: extreme ner-
rousncss. painful urination, so-callcd
rheumatism, but due to uric acid crys-
tails in muscles and joints. too fire.
quent or too seldom action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

BROAD Street-Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
the pastor. will preach at IL o'clock
this morning on -Four Kinds Of Peo-
pie" and at Sis this evening on Pre-
sumptuous SIN"
Union Stntion-1ev. w Asburv
Christian, ID. D.. tho pastor. viii preach
At II O'Clock this morning on Re
ligion Under Diniculii"S.' and at s
o'clock tonight on What Is Worth
Doing Is Worth Doing Well"
Laurel Strcct-Rcv. J. X. Jollin. the
pastor Will preach AT II O'Clock this
morning on To-day and To-Morrow.'
and 1T S:lJ this evening on summer
time and Religion"
FnIrmount Avenu--Rev. T.. V Car
son, the pastor, viii preach at II
o'clock this morning OH None Like
Him. and Why" and at the evening
service OH lie Got There Becausc lie
Worked, There will be special mu-
sic at both services.
Contemporaries. J. l.. Bray. super
richmond. Will preach at Ii O'Clock
This morning and at S:l5 Tonight
Grace tSotdIcrs' Home ChapeD-Rcv.
l.. L. Coplcy, the pastor. will preach
at | o'clock this morning on Cod :
Trust in Man. and at s o'clock this
evening OIL Mans Trust in Cod"
Branch Memorinl-Rev. w. oliver
Gordon, the pastor. will preach At IL
o'clock this morning on Not Disobc-
dent 10 tho Heavenly Vision" AT
S:lj this evening there will be a prac-
teal Gospel talk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

lantern slides of scenes from the life
OF Christ Will be shown at Sunday
school al 10 o'clock
All SnInts-Rev j. Y. Downman
the rector. will conduct the morning
service at IL o'clock in the parish
house on Madison Street. where the
congregation will worship during. i'm
proFemehts 10 the church. There will
be no evening service until further
notice.
Holy Comforter-Rev. w Dudley
Powers VIII conduct the morning SER
vice ut IL o'clock There viii be no
evening service
Christ-itev. Charles W. Sydnor. the
rector Will preach at IL o'clock this
morning and at this evening.
81. Andre"'s-Rev. Philip a. Arthur
the assistant rector. will preach at II
O'Clock this morning and at S:l5 this
evening. The subject Of the evening
sermon will be Moses. the IawGiver.''
Emmanuel 'Bro"Is HiID-Rev. John
Norwood Will preach az 1l:l5 o'clock
this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
MORE ABOUT URIC
ACID TROUBLES
Study the Following CAREFUL! for
symptoms Which May Exactly
Suit Your Cnsc.

Men and women passing the mile
stones towards the end of LIES jour
ncy apt to be chiefly troubled with
their kidneys or liver. The Kidneys
function is to filter the blood OF pois-
ons and throw them off through the
urinary channels. When these vital-or-
guns falter or fail in their duty, uric acid
poisons circulate and are the cause OF
much mysterious pain and sickness.
partial list OF the ailments attribut-
able to this fundamental trouble
would include rheumatism. neuralgia,
sciatica, nervousness. gravel. heart dis
case. Bright's disease stomach trouble
and hardening OF the arteries, not to
mention sluggish blood, blotchy conf
! plexions, loss of weight, energy and
pains In back.
Now IL the uric acid is troubling you
the most sensible and best way is to
: keep or restore the kidneys to nor
NAL health. Normal and healthy kid
neys can best keep down the excess
uric acid that is being constantly
manufactured from the food YOU eat.
Why-doeS the reader realize or know
that enough uric acid gets into your
blood every few days to cause death
that your kidneys alone save you?
when cndeavoring to quickly recover
from this and restore these vital or
gans to normal. take the advice OF
thousands of former sufferers who
found Tanlac the ideal prcpar ton.
axe IL per ulreCtlOnS. (IiNe IL
thorough test, and il will win with
your cooperation. y quicker and
more complete cure will result IL tho
sufferer will help Tanlac by moderat-
ing those habits that have been injur-
ing the kidneys. Keep to the simple,
light and nourishing diet. Too much
meat is bad. as II il apt 10 form uric acid
faster than the kidneys can filter II.
cut down on the meat, sweets and
starchy foods. Drink little tea or cof-
ice, cut out the booze. avoid overwork.
worry and excuses of all sorts. Take
Il little exercise and lead the simple
life. Keep regular hours, get nlenty
Of sleep and drink lots OF good spring
water. If these directions are needed.
he work of any good medicine will he
fastened. When Tanlac has brought
you back and given you another
chance. don't tumble right off into
those same old habits or excuses but
live right.
Now with these common symptoms
so clearly placed before the reader, he
certainly should heed the warning be-
tore serious and perhaps hopeless kid
ney trouble sets in
Uric acid in time will harden tho
arteries. hinder blood circulation.
cause dropscy. gravel, stone. and heart
disease and finally, will bring about
the destruction of the kidneys which ia
called fatal Brights disease. Look
carefully to your condition to-day The
nearest Tanlac agents authorized to
distribute the great remedy are listed
below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
IS TROUBLE
IN STOMACH !?
Mo.t Ailments and Discnac Originate
here. Expert Gives Short
Lesson.
DIAGNOSE OWN CASE.

Tanlac is a wonderful stomach rem
edy as proven in thousands OF cases
locally. II was created to remove the
cause Of these ailments mentioned be-
low, and that cause may be traced TO
catarrhal condition of the mucous
membrane of the gall bladder and
duct or OF the stomach and intestinal
tract, resulting in cloGStng OF these
organs. faulty work oil the part OF
digestion, and assimilation and causes
administration or internal poison
inE). The food Sours. ferments. forms
poisonous gases, resulting in indiges-
ton, gastric dyspepsia, gases in stom-
ach and intestines, constipation, dizzy
spells. headaches, torpid liver. collie at
tacks, faintinE spells. congestion
around heart and chest ShortnesS OF
breath. difficult breathing. pains in pit
of stomach belchinG spells. etc. Tan
lac. in painless, highly desirable
manner, tends TO render the Intestinal
tract nearly antseptic as natural
conditions will permit. Acts with ma
ture as stimulant, inviGorator and
rcvivifer of the tagging organs at
fault for this congestion and trouble.
speeds up digestion. increases the APP
petite and by removing the cause, puts
an end TO gases in the stomach. can
ary-bird apDetiteS. auto-intoNication
and all the usual symptoms OF stom-
ach liver and intestinal ailments that
arise from conditions mentioned.
Now, instead OF taking tablets. soda,
peppermint calomel or other drugs.
which afford only temporary relief,
take Tanlac to remove the cause, and
forever free yourself OF this trouble.
From this trouble comes most of the
ailments of mankind. Not one-half
the symptoms are mentioned which
may be attributed 10 catarrh of the
stomach. gall bladder and alimcntary
tract. Tenacious mucous forms
mucoid frequently which adhcrs to the
intestines in hard. mmpy masses. and
interfere with the operation of nature.
The passage of such mucoids is the
cause usually of great pain. collie at
tacks and serious discomfort. The
blood circulation becomes affected with
poisonous matter tending TO effect
nearly every part Of the body Even
the blood carried to The brain may be
tainted and cause staGnation, head
aches follow and you are an easy prey
to colds. and other more serious all
ments and disease that may happen to
be prevalent at the time your system
is in such a receptive mood
Tanlac usually removes in few
short days treatment az If by magic.
the accrctions which adler in large
numbers to the walls OF intestines and
assists nature in remedyins the con
dition that originally caused them to
form. Proof of Tanlac's merit in your
particular case is contained within Il
bottle. Get 1t to-day.