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New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
FINANCIAL NEWS
READY FOR BIG CONCERT.
Catholic Choral Union Will H
 Brilliant Event May 14.

Final preparations for the fifth a nuaI concert to be given by the Cath lie Choral union on May 14 at t
 Lyceum are nearing completion al tickets will go on sale at Leghor1 and Lougherys on Monday. The Il irons exchange is already going 1 This year. instead of giving a mi cellaneous concert, Professor H. Harmon has arranged to- give tj big selections, Rossinis Stabat Ns ter'' and Hayden's Seasons.
 A local chorus of 100 voices VI be heard and the quartet will be good one. Miss Marie Stoddard New York will be the soprano; M Elsie Baker, who sings for the VI trola records. will be the contralj John Finnegan, tenor at St Patrid Cathedral at New York, will cal that air; and Donald Chalmers y| i, carry the bass. All are singers ability.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
LADY EOREISTfIRS CLitliktAIE..

The members of Pride Court, NO 10, Lady FOresters of America ob- served their sixth anniversary Of the circle last evening in Q. J. A. M. hall with vocal and instrumental mu- sic, recitations, a May luncheon and an old fashioned dance. Tie event proved most enjoyable. Mrs. Gosse- lin was chairman of the committee of arrangements and was assisted by c. w, Holmes, Margaret Souney, Min nie McKcOn, Lena Hart, Fife Wills, and Joe O'Leary. Miss I<ittie Wills entertained with recitariOns Miss An nie Naive with piano solos and Miss Fife Wills and Margaret Couney ren- dored vocal solos.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
EIEGRAPHERS WILL QUIT.

New York. May 2-H. P. Perham,
 president of the Order of Railroad Photographers, announced here today that if the demands of his union and of an organization of signal men af- filiated with the telegraphers are not met by tomorrow by the New York Central and the Nickel Plate rail- roads, 5000 telegraphers and signal men between this city and Chicago will quit work at an hour already set on Thursday. This action. he asserted would effectively tie-up the railroads.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
City Mems

Expert man from factory to clean Panama hats. Conn. Hat Co.-adVt.
 The Curran Dry Goods Co.'S new bargain basement offers big values. Wednesday at 19c-advt.
 Don't forget-T. A. B. Drum Corps Dance, Thursday evening, May 4.- advt.
 Clifford LeRoy Wilson of 126 Fairview street and Sigmie E. Eliza beth Turverson of 474 West Main street were granted a marriage license today.
 The adjourned democratic city con- vention will meet at s o'clock this evening in Commercial hall to elect ten delegates to the state convention to be held in New Haven next week.
 The annual meeting of the Com monwealth club is to be held this evening.
 James Gilbert of 122 Sexton street young fruit trees were stolen from his yard last night.
 w. Miller of Ledge Court was awarded the bicycle at Monicrs store last evening.
 Miss Agnes Nelson and Hiding Stromberg left today for New York and will sail tomorrow for their old home in Gottenberg, Sweden.
 Current talk now indicates that the original plan to make the fire de- partment permanent this year and do away with the call system may not be followed out. The present plan is to appoint twelve new regular firemen and use the rest of the money to re- organize the call force and retain the men.
 The sale of the William H. Hart property on Main streeet to George Levin of Hartford, which was rumOr- ed several days ago, has been com pleted. The lot has a frontage of 66 feet and is very deep.
 The annual meeting and supper of the Mems Brotherhood of the South Congregational church has been post poned until Wednesday evening, May 10. Winchell Smith the playwright, will be a guest on that occasion.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
Cleverly Styled Suits for Young Men Here

You'll find here Clothes that reflect the spirit of Spring in every line,-- clothes that arc new in design as we'll as in material, you'll find they really are new; also that they're smart and they are good.
 There's q wonderful art in the making of high class ready-for-ser- vice clothes nowadays; sand almost as much more in picking out the winners We've done that for you, though-you could almost buy here with your eyes shut
 Our line has been selected from the best makers in America. You'll see, when you come in, that the word "selected' means something, too.
 ALL PRICES $11.9S up.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
FIRE DEPT. DEMONSTR ALTON.

Members of the Hook and Ladder company will give a practice demon- stratiOn of the big aerial truck on Center street at 6 o'clock this even- irg. Members of the safety board will be present to see how the big ladder works
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
RECEIVE RECORD PIGEONS.

J. C. Smith and George Shaw of the Lakeview Pigeon Racing club have just received eighteen birds from G. A. Francis of Bridgeport, all of which hold records in 100 to 400 mile events. The general public is invited to call at the club in Kensington to inspect the birds
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. H. T. Sherman Bradley street have announced engagement of their daughter M Minnie Sherman to Francis Shocks Bristol. Miss Sherman is one of city's most popular young ladies 2 is employed as a stenographer in office of P. Corbin.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
ROSTER. CITY OFFICERS, ETC.

Page size 4 X 6, type page 3-4 x f 3-4.
 Type, 8 point leaded.
 stock 25 3S-5O lb. Cover, 20 x 25-60 ID.
 Binding stitched
 Estimate on a basis of 23 pages, delivered , days after receipt of copy.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Two Die at Sanitnria.

Two New Britain men died today at different sanitariums. Peter Pres Xxi died at the Newington sanitarium and Hogop Klokin died at the Merl- den sanitarium. M. J. Kenney has charge of the funeral arrangements in each case.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
Hanna McrZer.

The funeral of Hanna Merzer was held this afternoon from the mortu- arv chapel in Fairview cemetery. Rev Elisha Adams, pastor of the Per sian-Assyrian Mission at the South church, officiated. lnterment was i'll FairvieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
Miss Susan Gallagher.

Miss Susan Gallagher, formerly we'll known resident of this city, where she formerly lived on Black Rock avenue, died last night at her home in Pennington. She was '2 years old and leaves a brother, Henry Gallagher.
 The funeral will be held from her late home at 2:3O o'clock Thursday and interment will be in F'armlngtoh.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
BILLS, REPORTS AND MIN UTES
 OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Page size, 8 10 IA, type page 1 1-2 z 3-4, type 10 point leaded.
 Stock, 25 x 3S-6O lb. machine finished book.
 Binding, stitched.
 Quantity, 80 copies of Bills and Re- pOrts and 130 copies of Minutes of Common Council.
 Price to include mailing charges but not postage.
 Delivery, days after delivery of copy.
 Proposals of Municipal Record to cover, printing, either per page or Ter job and binding, prices thereon to be separate.
 All work to be done on the same general style as copies that can be seen at the City Clerks office.
 All of said work to be done in good workmanlike manner, and the com 1nittee is to have the privilege of cancelling contracts if said work is not satisfactory and in conformity with the specifications.
 The committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids to be sent or left at the office of the City Clerk on or before May Sth, 1916, at 7:3O o'clock D. m.
 COMM ITTEE ON SUPPLIES AND PRINTING, JOHN A. DOLAN, Chairman (N B HCrald,)
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
roo LATE FOR CLAssIFCATI

TOR SALE-1914 Maxwell Roadst Newly painted and overhaul Fully equipped. Guaranteed to
 in perfect running conditi| Bargain for some one if taken
 once. 546 West Main street. 747-12, 5-21
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02

they were exhibited by MT. Crawford, who paid the youngsters a trib- ute for the wonderful pos abilities they present MT. Crawford said that at a convention to be held shortly he was to be present, and he wanted to be able to inform superin- tehdents from all parts of the United States and Canada, how New Britain treated her boys, pointing out the
 raising of at least $90, 900 in the pres
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
COMPANY I FIELD DAY.

Company l, First Regiment, c. N. G., will hold it's annual field day next Tuesday at New Haven. The boys, under the leadership of Captain Harry I. Ladbury, will receive instructions on rifle practice.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
w. C. IT. T.. MEETING.

The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held Friday as usual, but tFe program arranged for that day will not be presented, having been postponed. A large attendance is hoped for.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
City Advertisement
New Britain, Conn.,,
 May ?, 1916. Printing Specifications for 1916. MUNICIPAL RECORD.

MI IN INIFIAII 1lFNOIlD.
 Page size 3-4 9; type page 7 IA.
 Type point leaded.
 Paper stock, 25 3S-60 lbs. ma chine finished book.
 Quantity, 1,200 copies.
 Binding, 300 copies in cloth case, seved binding, blind stamped border and gold stamped titles on front cover and back. 900 copies in double thick cover, paper wire stitched, lined and muslin stayed cut flush. Estimate on a basis of 232 pages of which A is tabulated matter.
 Delivery, 40 days after receipt of copy.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
HARTFORD STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORT

Hartford Stock Exchange quota tions, furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy, National Bank building.
 -EF etaoin shrdl ucmfwyp vbgkqjj
 May ?, 1916.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02

ton of Superintendent "Tigah' Chaw- ford, 200 boys, members of the club sang several parodies on the cam paign songs which the audience ap- pIauded in a generous manner At tho close of the songs the boys marched around the tables of the diners, where
 A
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
NOMINAL CHANGES
 IN STOCK MARKET
Several Stocks Make Slight Gains
 But Fall Back

New York, May Wall St., 1O:30 a. m.--Changes at the outset of to- days trading in stocks were nominal, advances and declines being fairly well distributed.
 There were large offerings of Mer- cantile Marine preferred, at to two ponts over yesterdays final quotation and the common also rose a point, but this advantage was soon lost.
 Reading was again in demand with sales of individual blocks of 1000 to 2,7O0 shares at a slight advance, but that stock also fell back. There was moderate activity in other leading rails as well as the specialties.
 Some of the war contract stocks were subject to professional pressure. Secondary prices were lower all around.
 Close-Renewed selling of special ties, especially motors, caused anothe sagging movement in the last hour. The closing was heavy.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02

ent campaign. Using a clean cut little chap as an example, MT. Crawford
 told how the training at the club helped the little fellow. Several years ago the boy was sent to the state Re-
 form school for a minor misdemeanor,
 and was liberated through the inter- est shown by members of the club. He
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter x Co.,. members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
S54,O6q NEW TOTAL
 OF CAMPAIGN FUND

r> Continued from First Page)
New Britain herald., 1916-05-02
Fire Insurance Companies.

Fmgtn Rvr Pwr Go =. 20 30 Hid City Gas Lgt Go pfd 50
 Hid City Gas Let Co com 6312 GA F Hid Flee Lgt Co ......295 300 N F T .147h 149
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Walk " Azii.

LoNDYN, 5 kwietnia. - w
miniony piatek forty Smyr.
nv okolic1ne zosta}y zdemo.
lowane prawie doszczetnie
wskutek bombardowania ze
statk6w wojennych = szcze.
g6lnie SLIME byl bombardo..
wany fort Sandzak, oroniacy
wjazdu do portu smyrneh-
skiego.
KONsTANTYNOPoL, 5 kwie-
tnia. - RAPPORT turecki z ar
mehskiego frontu donosi, IL
Turcy pobi!i Rosyan " doli-
ME Czuruk rzeki i postapili
,am naprz6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Niemcy 0 Rejdzie.

BERLIN 5 kwletnia.-Eska-
dra napowietrzna okoliceLon'
dynu powiaty po}udniowo .
wschodnie, rzucaja pociskl
ma doki londy>lskie i obozv W
okolicv niasta. lime statki
polecialy mad Suffolk powiat
mad Lowestoft i Cambridge,
gdzie ostrzeliwano fabryki
angleIskie i zmuszono do mil
czenia baterye antyawiatycz-
ma. w Humber trzy baterye
nadbrze7ne do milczenia
zmuszono. Wszystkie talony
powr6cily z wvcieczek owYch
z wyjatkiem Zeppelina
,,L.XV.", kt6ry nusiat opu-
scic sic W ujkciach Tamizy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Rejdy Awiatyczne ma
Londyn.

LoNDYN, 5 kwietlia. -
Piec bolon6w niemieckich
naiwiekszego typu urzadzifo
wczoraiszej nocy reid ia
wschodnie nadmorskie powia~
ty Anglii. Szczegoi6w rejdu
niema, lecz oko}n 80 ciezkich
pocisk6w rzucono W rozmai-
tych miejscowosciach. Wszy-
stkie rejdy dotYchczasowe 90
cjagaly zawsze znaczna sto-
sunkowo liczbe otiar - ten
reid byt jeden z najwiekszych
stad spodziewac sic wypada
j po MIN p|onu krwawego. =. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
Ze Szwajcaryi

BERNO, 5 kwietnja. -
Miasteczko Porentruy blisko
szwaicarskiej granicy zosta}o
11awiedzone przez 2 lotnik6w
kt6rzy rzucali pociski, powo-
dulac dose szkody W zabudo'
vanlach; mkt ME zgina}.
T Prawdopodobnie by]ito Mem
cy, kt6rzy sadzili, il miaste~
czko jest jeszcze po stronie
francuskie;.
- Amervkanska artystka
kuhman z N. Yorku, Nlera.
kaz pochodzeuia dosta}a 2
niesisce wiezienia "a szpie-
gostwo ma rzecz \ieniec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Walk " Polsce.

P1OTROGR6D, 5 kwietnia. -
Ma}o wiesci z Iinii bojowej W
Polsce j ma Litwie. Pod Mo.
krzyca mad Naroczem byiy
crown walki - pcdobniez pod
Nowosi6}kami. Odosobnione
to dzia}ania mnie] donios}e.
Lotnicy nieluieccy rez poraz
bombardu]a z aeroplan6w
mieiscowosci ma linii rosyjs.
kiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06

wys!al svnalkowi droga tele-
grafjczn4 $50 ma billet kole.
iowy oraz pare dolar6w ma
drobne wydatki, z prosba by
zaraz wraca} do dOmu.
Jan Golombiewski, w6dz
republikahski " :z9.tej war.
dzle, pe{nit pred kilkoma
Iaty obowiazki aldermana
przez jeden term1n. Obecnie
jest prezesen Lake Building
Material Co, 2144 " ~ ul.
Mieszka z rodzina p. mr..
ITO w. 48. ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
W Verdun.

PARYz. 5 kwietnia. - Yer
dun sic zn6w pall W kilku
poiejscach - wojska miesz-
ks6cy, kt6rvch niewielu zo~
sta}o gasza ogie1 - mad mia
stem nieprzebite chmury dy~
NOW - cd ciag}ej strzelaniny.
Katedra ieszcze stoi z wjeza
2 NJ wieku. Fort Bellvllle -
ma p6lnoc OF twierdzy fatalnie
pokruszony pociskami ME.
mieckiemi. Przedmiescia da-
VINO W ruinie ] " popiele -
sp}one}y. Hulk dzia} nieustan-
nv - grzmi dnjami nocami.
Wiele dom6w W mieEcie ley
W gruzach. Naulicach ME rza-
dko trupy i ranni sic walaja.
Mimo wszystko w}adze funk.
cyonuia sprawnie bez przer.
Wy transporty rannych bez
przeszkody odcbodza ko]eja
ns Paryz W g!sb Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Z Walk " Azyi.

PIoTRoGR6D, 5 kwietnla. -
Donosza z Armenii, IL Rosy
anie " bitw;e niedaleko for
tecy Karan,alaszka pobili ma
glove Turk6w, zadajac i'm
ciezkle straty. Postep wojsk
rosyjskich we wszystkich
trzech kierunkach mad
Morzem Carmen, wskros
Armenii i " Persyi - rozwi-
ia sic pomySlnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Z Bakanu.

ATENY, 5 kwietnia. - w
parlamencie greckim wniosla
grupa posl6w z Macedonii na
plsmie dekleracye wzywajaca
rad do obrony Salonik przed
rejdami napowietrznvmi stron
woiujacych: zadaja, by Rad
wysla} do CentralnI ch Poteg
oswiadczenie, IL bombardo-
wanie Salonik bedzie uwaza-
ne "a wymierzone wprost
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Z W}och.

RzYM, 5 kwietnla. - Pre-
mier angielski Asquith przy-
bvi do Rzvmu.-n1iaeto z tel o.
kazyi wspaniale dekorowane;
jutro Asquith jedzie na front
boiowy, do kr6la Wlktora f
manuela, stale tam bawiace-
50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Z Chin.

SZANG+HAJ, : kwietnia. -
Wojska rzadewe W Swa-Tou
inwang. Iuug zbuntowa}y sic
i poiaczy}y z rewolucya pofu-
dniowa. Rewolucya ME usta-
je W akcyi og6lpej, tvlko tn
i 6wdzie donosza o uspokaja-
niu sic walk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Walki " Polsce.

PIDTROGR6D, 5 kwjetnia. -
RAPPORT niewielki dzisiai: Pod
Ikskuli potvc2ki mniejsze
m;a6y mieisce; pod Nowo~
si6ikami i Krewem Rosyan,e
2 miny explodowali psujac
galerye podziemne Niemc6w.
W centrum pod Baranowi::
czami Niency wszczeli atak,
]ecz ich mitraliery rosyiskie
z 2owrotem zapedzily do oko.
pow. Niemiecki aeroplan
bombardowa} stacye ma )inii
kclejowej Minska.Baranowi.
cze. Dalej ma po}udnie pod
OlySa. Niemcy zn6w atako
wall, odparcl ze stratami
zuacznemi. w Galicyi mad
Strypa by}o kilka potyczek,
roztopy i powoda!e W wielu
okolicach wstrzymuja dz;a
1ania wojenne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
W Polsce zaraza.

ca}ej Galicyi i W Kr6les:w1e,
gdzie przechodzi}y walczace
armie, grasuja straszliwie ty-
fus planlisty, ospa i cholera:
wszedzie po wsiach j miastach
widac p)akaty ostrzegaiace,
il tan zaraza panuje. Co dnia
wszedzie suna rogrzeby jeden
"a irugin1. 49,. w Krakowie
zamkniato Uniwersvtet powo.
du epldemii panujacych, a
profesorowie wraz ze studen-
tami romagaja zwalczac cara
ze przez szczepienie surowic j
leczenia chorych po wsiach i
miasteczkach ca}ego kraju.
Studenci uniwersyteccy otrzy.
mali ma te prace specyalny
kurs instrukcyi, - akcya zas
Gala zostafa wdrozona ia sku-
tex porozumienia Nacze]n.
Komitetu Narodowego z ..
niwersytetem. ,,Czerwony
Krzyz'' r6wniez dzielnie po-
maya zwalczac zaraze, kt6rej
otiary So przerazajaco liczne.
Co mowia Memcy.
BERLIN, ; kwitnia. - W
nocy z 81 marca ma l sly
kwiecie1, iedna z naszych es-
kadr powietrznych 7aatako-
wa}a po}udniowe wybrzeze
Anglii Londynu. BombY
pada'y pomiedzy mcstem To.
wer a dokami Iondyhskimi
i rzucane bvfy na obozy woj-
skowe W p6}nocno zachod.
MIN dystrykcie miasta, ma
fabryki W poblizu Eufield i
ma zaklady amunicyjne W
Waltham Abbey. Druga e.
skadra skutecznie zaatako
wa}a baterye W poblizu Staw.
market rzuci}a pewna ilost
bomb wybuchowych i zapal-
nych na Lowestoft. Pod Cam.
bridge zamilk}y baterye.
w kohcu bombardowane
by}y fortvfikacye ziemne !:
forty Humber. Zauwazono
rozwalajace sic domy i liczne
cgnie. Wszvstkie Zeppeliny
powr6city z wyiatkiem jed.
nego L Is, kt6ry zmuszony
zosta} do ladowania u ujscia
rzeki Tamizy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06

przeciw Grecyi. Premier przy-
ia} deklaracye przvrzek} zro-
bic z niej uzytek wskazaay.
Pisma donosza, IL Rad Gre
cyl stara sic O pozyczke W
Staoach Zjed. W sumie $780,.
900, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
I NIW POLSkICh )
w AMERYCE 5
CHICAGO.
Wujj sam pot hzebqe zolniierzy.

Muj sam pohZebWe zomlerzy.
Do Chicago przy]echal
wczoraj 70 st. Louis szesna'
stoietni Francjszek Koraleski
kt6rv zesz}ego wtorku uciek|
Il domu rodzicielskiego by
wstapif do wojska. Ma dwor-
GU czeka} ma synalka urado'
wauy ojciec i W automobi(u
odwi6zl go do domu.
-. Wiedziatem tardzo dob.
re, ze " Chicago ME m6g}'
bym sic zapisac DO ojca wsze'
die znaja; vice zabralem
mole oszczednosci ! poiecha-
lem d. St. Louis. Sadzj}em,
re Wui Sam potrzebuie mio'
dych zofnierzy. L Chicago
wyjechalem O 10 rano. Skoro
zaiechalem do st. Louis, u
dalem sic do Y.M. G. A., ale
by}em tax zdenerwowanvm,
re ledwie oko zmruzy}em
przez Gala noe. Nastepnego
dnia zglosi}em sic rychfo ra-
no do kwatery wojskowei,
lie masz lat = pyta}
mnie komendant, patrzac mi
bystro " oczy.
.,Okolo Is lat - od-
rzeklem emia}o, ale komen.
dant .mnie poglaskal po bro.
DE m6wi}. re wygladam ME.
90 "a m1ody, vice ME moze
mnie zspisac.'
ASSESSOR koraleski obieca1
synalkowi, ze go da chetnie
DO milicy; stanowej skoro
ukoh:zy Ia, Is.
Chcial wstapie do woiska.
Policys W St. Louis cate.
legrafowa}a 10 policyi chica'
goskiej, 20 przydyDan5 tam
Edwarda Golombiewskiego,
15to-letniego syna Jana 60.
!ombiewskiego 3 ,.Town OF
Lake.. Chlopak zaginai bez
wiesci minionego platku.
Przyiaciolom powiada}, ze
cbce wstapic do woiska po-
iechac do MexYku. Olciec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Samolotem pojedzje do
Meksyku.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan Ka
mi1ski, mi(waucki lotnik o.
trzymal telegram cd depar~
tamentu wojny W Waszyng.
tonic, aby przvgotowsf sic do
podr6zy wraz ze swym dwu.
p}atowcem do Meksyku.
kami1ski jest gotowy do
podr6zy. Samolot lego znaj-
DUE sic " dobrym stanie "
Chicago.
Opr6cz Kamihskiego dwu
ionych milwauckich lotni-
k6w wyjedzie do Meksyku.
kaminski jest licensyono-
wanym lotnikiem i ,lalezY
no Klubu Aero. a " wojsku
ma range pOrucznika.
zakneMowali usta i okradli.
DETROIT. Mich. Gdy Wac
law Karczewski, w}asciciel
szynku pnr. 1920 Chene ul.
wr6ci{ onegdaj po zamknieciu
salonu do swego domu pm.
S5S Dubois uI. - zosta} zone
z ustami zakueblowanemi i
przywiazana do maszyny do
szycia. Po uwolnieniu kobie-
ty wiez6w,-uda} sic bez-
zw}ocznie ia stacye pollcyj.
ma p1zy ul. Chene i doni6si
o wypadku. Dochodzenia na
razie ME wyiasnify tel tajem.
nlcZel SpraWY.
Pani Karczewska zeznala,
ze trzech mesczyzn wpadlo
do mieszkania i ubezw}adniw-
ssy ia - zabrali oko1o $500.
gdyx wiecei pieniedzy " do
mu na6wczas ME byio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Original $500 odszkodo-
wanna.

LAPoRTE, IND. - Ponie.
waz Antoni Starzy1ski zos-
tai dnia % go sierpnia 1914,
najechany i zwalony z bicyk-
la, kt6rYm jechal przez w6z
s}uzacy do rozwozenla a ma
lezacy do Frank Lassu, z
South Bend, gdy wspomnia'
ny Starzy6sk; jechal W kie.
runku zachodnim pc uIicy
Sample, lava przysieglych W
sadie okregowym wczoraj
przyzna}a $500 odszkodowa-
MIA panu Starzy6skiemu "a
odniesione uszkodzenia. Spra
wa ia odbywafa sic W tutej-
Sym sadzie przez dni ki)ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-06
Rezjndyczony kawaler.

Ponlewaz Jan Nowa-dowski
ME chcia} swemu przyiacielo'
WI Donanun' owl Stadyun u].
no. i otworzye drzwi domu
rozbii ten drzwi wskoczyl do
mieszkania odgrazai sic No
wardowskiemu rewolwerem.
Odstaw;ono obydw6ch ma
stacye policyjna, gdzie i'm
podyktowano kare: Nowar-
dowskiemu 10 dol, lub 30 dni
wiezienia, Donunowi zas 10
dol. lub 30 dni wiezienia.
Oboz cyganow " Detroit
DETROIT, MICH. = Podej-
rzywaja tu Cygan6w o kra.
dziez dzieci. W poszukiwa.
mach "a Anna Kaczur Janem
Jadiowskim Franciszkiem
Kulczyk detektywi Morris
Hasfeldt. Gzinski i Donavan
przetrzesli ob6z cygan6w, ko-
czuiacych na granicach Del
ray. Policya przypuszcza. ze
dzieci potcne}y tenn bardz:ei
IL str6z mostu ma rzece'' Rou-
ge" o5wiadczy}, ze widzia}
dz:eci bawiace sic mad woda
i ostrzegl je aby sic zanadto
ME zb.izalY. Do obozowiska
cygan6w zawiodfy detekty-
WOW zeznania kilku os6b
kt6re twierdziiy, ze widziaiy
ie tam.
PkACClE "a WIARUSA. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-11
~ We 5ummerss
NOZEEOOK'

Clever new accessories 70
the tailored suit are Colla,
and Cuff Sets Of natural.
color chamois which add To
their tailored appearance by
braid binding OF contrasting
color Five styles-$275 set
-Firs, Floor.
No reason at all why pink
should be the only color in
lingerie. so now we have
beautiful orchid and mais
shades in Crepe de Chine
Camisoles, Envelope Chem
ises and Gowns.
Second Floor.
Fine enough for the most
appreciated baby is a Stef-
ling Silver Table Set, con
sisting Of one Of the tipiest
Of hollow-handle knives, fork
and spoon. Price $3.50.
First Floor.
New arrivals-Russian Col
ogne Bath Tablets. which
soften and perfume the water
and exert tonic action on
the skin. Box OF one dozen
tablets, Sl.50. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-11
FRISCO MAYOR
MAKES MILLION

SAN FRANCISCO. May lily
selling the steamer Annette Rolph.
In course OF construction at the
Union Iron Works, 10 a Scandina-
Wan concern. Mayor Rolph OF San
Francisco cleared approximately
81 900 900.
The iron works Is building tee
ship for Rolph at cost OF $500.
600.
He sold Il for s1.T50.o00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-11

in regulation slip-on and
coat styles OF plain white.
tan, white with striped
trimming. and stripes with
white trimming. Sizes 9
years to ~ bust measure
ment. soc, Csc and
$1.5O.