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New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
END INDIGESTION
 OR STOMACH PAIN IN FIVE MINUTES
'sPape's Diapcpsins naalEes sScl
 sour, gassy stOmacaas

Time 1t! In fve minutes your sour. acid stomach feels fine. No indiges- ton. heartburn. or belehing of gas. or sructations of undigested fobd. no dix xiuess, bloating. foul breath or head ache.
 Paps's Dtapepsin Is noted for its speed In sweetening upset stomachs, It Q the surest quickest and most certain stomach antacid in the whole world aud besides, 1t is haFmIess.
 Millions of men. and women now eat their fAvorite foods without fear they know Pape's .Diapepsin will save them from such misery.
 pleess. for your salee.. set . large dfty-cout case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stoma0h right. Don't keep on being nliserable-life is too short-you arc not hsrs long. 70 make your stay agreeable. Hat what you like and en- joy it, without dread of acid fermenta- ton in the stomach.
 Hnno'e Diapepsin belongs in your homo anyway. Should one of the faxiaily eGt something which don't agree with them. or in case of an a&teck of indigestion, dyspepsia gas tritis or stomach Encouragement duo to fexmas1a&aon and acddity, at daytime or dpring the night 1t is handy to osvs 4hs quickest. surest relief kuown.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
PRUNING HOOK ON
 FIRE DEPT. BUDGET
Iii Flnalce Board Allovs Major
 Itsns in Estimates

TAe proposed estimates of the cAArfty depAstnsnt and the City hall ceaAmission WerA given confederation bS tho finance and taxation board Daee evening. after which . more feAethy hearing vas given tho safety boarA which failed to complete Its ex- pAnaAion eS tenna at the meeting last tsaday evening. This department cAused soma debate among the mern- 6erA but before. aA1ourninG the h- nance members had sliced the Ire de- p4rtment payroll by $s.755. They had A1Do outlined . plan for better fire ppptAetion. advocating plans for q news southwest Ire station. . flying 4pna9rpn aud new motor aerial as ssaIl as . more pernaasent depart 1eNst
 Arc Prepaxed For Trouble.
 GAatrman Exank Riley Of the char 1eK Aoapo explained that his depart
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
AVOID MISTAKES ]
No Need to Expcsinient With New
 Britain Evidence at Hand.

1 There are many we'll advertised kidney remedies on the market today. but none % well-recommended none % New Britain recommended as Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Read this New Britain case:
 Louis Michcls, AT Church St., New Britain says: T was bothered by dull pains In my back for sometime, which were very annoying as I was always on my feet and suffered . great deal. noticed this pain when was in bod also and could hardly move around on account of it. was lame and sore mornings and thought my kidnsys were a6ected. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised a great many years ago. 70. began taking them. They are tho best medicine I have ever found for this trouble. Two borss cured mo-
 Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a Kidney remedy-rst .Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that cured Mr. Michels. Foster-ldilburn Co. Props. Buffalo. N. F..
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
VAR. PLATFORM OF
 ORGANIZED LABOR
Representatives of soo,OoO Work.
 sJ I iA. G.- CTS knnpulCe Thar Conditions

Waslineton. March ls.-organised labor rspreashting approximately B. seo.see worksrs In the United states announced so tho country last night its war platform. einbodyinE the con- ditions under which labor would CO., opsrate ''So delerA. sateguard and preserve the republic 1T the United Staxes Of America aGainst its enemies. wiioInso1vsr they may be-
 In the mott remarkable document of its kind ever iseusd In this country 147 representaftvss of national --ad intsrna4ionai tradss unions In con. ferenee announced In advance:
 E1r4t, that labor sAould dictate the terms and 11mita&1ons of war or na- tionaI dekence, and
 Second. that organised labor should be consultsd as to the conduct and methods efs operation involved In WAT.
 Alter sevpn hours of almost con- tinuous debate, in which the cOnclu- sion of the statement was vigorously attacleeA by . large pacifist group led by certain pro. German influence. the statements prepared Friday night by
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
RESOLUTION.

Resolutions adopted by . commit tee representing Irish people of New Britain:
 Whereas. Geo. Lswltt, manager suA lessee of the Russwin Lyceum thea ter. had booked and advertised at considerable expense, . moving pic- .ture designated Whom the Gods nestroy," intending to exhibit the same It the Lyceum theater on sum day, March II. 1917, and
 Whereas, the picture In question was distinctly offensive to the Irish people. portraying tho race and relig- ion in an unfair ridiculous and de- grading manner. and
 Whereas. this committee called upon MT. Levitt. pointing out and calling to his attention to the unfair and offensive character of the pie ture. all of which MT. Levitt had been unaware of, and Whereas, MT. Levitt courteously received the committee and promptly cancelled its exhibition at great nnan- cial loss. be 1t
 RESOLVED, That this committse on behalf of the Irish people of New Britain hereby publicly extend sin- core thanks and appreciation to Mr. Levitt for his prompt and courteous action, and be 1t further
 RESOLVED. That . copy of thia rssolution b. sent 1dr. Levitt and fur- ther copies furnished the press.
 The Committee.
 ROBT. MURRAY Chairman,
 MRS. M. Fl CREAM,
 MISS J. OLEARY.
 R.. '. MULcONRY.
 M. '. KELLY.
 J. l.. ROSS,
 <. JAS. M. BUTLER.
 F. J MURRAY
 I'D. NcMilKRAY,
 JC1IN F. 1fEEf7AN.
 HTNoN LtJpIyYs
 JAS ". M.kNt0HgG,
 ED. cANNItsa
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
MOVIES" TO BOOM FARMS.
New Brunswick Adopts New Adver.
 tising Methods.

St. Johns. N. B., March 13.-Motioi, pictures as a means of attracting set tiers to abandoned farms in New Brunswick will be introduced by the local branch of the Farm Settlement board. The films. depicting interests ing phases of farm life. are designed to make special appeal to soldiers in an effort to induce them to sete1 Aa the province after the war. fur- therance of this idea, reels will sbe sent to various training camps in Ems land. ''Es N ,S
 Secretary James Giichrist of the lo- cal branch gays that during the past year settlers have successfully culti, sxatea thirty-six abandoned farms ih sthis province. $.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

ment needs $so,1o0 n against ets,- 900 allowed Q year ago. For the town home $1S.oO0 asked. against $17,0O0 granted a year ago. Repairs are $1,- OOO. the same as . year ago. Insur- ance is $500 and the dairy barn Is figured 1t $5.s0O, 1t being estimated that 1t will take this amount to com plete the structure for which $2,400 has already been expended.
 Figuring on the impending tron- ble that's coming we may need more'' said Chairman Riley in explaining why the cost of tho outside poor is estimated at $13.00O, 31O0 moro than a year ago, good part of which was not used. Hospitals and asylums are rated at $17,000. an increase of $1.- 900. Ohice expenses are $350, salAr- les $4.400 and miscellaneous $56O. Mir. Riley said that the charity de- partment this year will turn In about $1s,oo0. including profits and $l2.- 0e6.24 which was unexpended. Mir. Riley said there Is a state law which forbfds town homes from housing in- sane people but the city has tp do 1t as the state cannot care for them. He said he took the matter up with Senator c. W. Klett but rot abso- lutely no satisfaction. The state ought to pay part of an 0rderiy's salary inasmuch as such m ofIlcial will care for some of the stAte's charges, the charity board head said. Mr. Chamberlain said that all towns are trying to load their expenses on- to the state. "Yes. but the state g0ts its share from Now Britain said Mayor Quigiey.
 Increases It City Hall.
 hall comnaission, asked for @14.0oo City halls income is $15,OOo, mean ing that the commission wants 5000 from the city. It will not be untii next year that. the rents in City hall ere increased. The greater part of the increase this year Is for insurance. the amount being $3,000 aa aeninst $1o0 for . year ago. Interest is eS.- goo: fuel 3s.4o0. compared to 13.9e0 a year ago; repairing boilers, &7Oo. as against 410O . year ago: sAnd TUpaars 3l ,OOO, as against $500 for year ago. The other items are merely nomanl. Clerk Dunn said. Most all the insur-' ance policies mature this year. caus- Ing the big increase for that item.
 Quiglcy Demands Inforznation. .
 Chairman Babcock explained the safety boards request for S111.49O for the Ire department and t7s.7se for the police department. The payroll, he said. will be about $6s,Sso for tho fire department. Most Of the ekrIara- ton made by Chairman Babcock was the same as given last Friday night. Mayor Quigley asked what the city will get for ire department with an appropriation of $111, ,4S0. "Afo we going to ret . permanent fire de. partment or are we going to have the village style 2" asked the mayor. He said that year ago the finance board planned for permanent department, but the council thwarted 1t. "I don't see .how we can get along without twenty callmen." {" the chairman said. The mayor suggested call force of twenty men, forty-eight regulars and the retfrsment of about eight callm4n who are too old for appointment. sThA mayors plan calls for . payroll Of but
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
suB-CoNTRACrs ON SCHOOL.

SUB-CONTRACTS ON SCHOOL.
 Sub-contracts as follows have been been awarded by General Contractor Thomas w.. Grove for the Elihu Bur .ritt school, now in process of con- strucHon: Carpenter, J. August Carl- son: reinforced concrete floors. Ed ward E. Tucker company of Boston: electrical work. Spring & Buckley; metal work and roofing. B. c. Hall stein: painting, Crowley Brothers, Inc. plumbing. F. A Schaftner com pany of Bristol; h1ating, Stowe $ s sIJndsrhill Neafing and YentiiatinG company of Boston. :.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
LIVES AT 70 ORANGE STREET AND TELLS AsIoRY THAT WAS OF GREAT INTEREST ,.
 TO THE ENTRE NEIGHBORHOOD
MIs. John MysoFsd Relates An Interesting Story Con
 cerning Her Experience That Finaly Ended Happily

Some people still believe in fairy tales and thsy have believed in them for saach | length of time that they beljeve All stories that they hear ire fairy tates. Some people in New Brit- ain still believe that Herbal Laxsa- Tone is . myth but my dear reader gsk 1t right out of your head as We have proved beyond the slightest doubt that we have . remedy that will do and has done as we have advAr- tised 1t to. We do not hesitate to stand behind 1t for constipation, sick headache. bilious spells dizziness. gas. bloat, distress after eating, that tired out half sick and run down feeling. LAx-a-Toue will build you up. malue you feel like . new person and has no
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
Bronchitis
Ind Other Throat and Illag Ailments Yield
 to LinOnine

Neas1y enc tlaensas,d pronntnent D6ol1o tn 01le cl<y al0ne havo pub.
 nx Aeoetoed h ssgned staAenAeafs 46 xh4onlme erred them of coughs, Eoo104 beoncaitis ana oalser fornns Of sees <ou11a1n4s tlAat f1seeetenedl qEsy syoEy exigee1ce. Other tlhOus- d1lDa ta s~1lpee sece1caa Of t1ao. country nese adaed tlse1f 1es1lnany and all unite in pGocaAalming Llnonine the nnOst s0eee1ve nletlleAne of i1s kind lns0Wn to sC3eaco. Reaief is wrought 11 gennovi1e tAe swellings and iErita-
 e 11Aat Cnssc tlAe Alsturhaaces. It = = Asu1y weodsEfnl reaaedy and is
 - and wlAa1asaaa. be6ng - e1aul- sM = l1aN-6sed on. Irish lGoss, Nqnypeua and o11seg lamous resne- MsA - oe1nlnea in ona and known - Wpu1d ovcs as.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
WILL ACCEPT sPEERE ORGAN

It has been practically decided the trustees of the Trinity Methodl church to purchase Speere or9l for the church. Much time and s3aa1 has been given the matter of seaee ing an organ by the official. .board41 trustees and the. organ committee y the church and this make of orga1ls meeting with general approval.
 committee has been appointed bx 1l trustees to look into the deta14 Sa the contract before completing
 purchase. Ss NY
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

mineral ingredisnt In 1t. It n mol harmful aud will not hurt the teaeh as some mineral remedies do. Mrs. Mysor1ki says:s s..Sss s's
 T have s,z1Iered much with sto1a- ach trouble, gas bioat and dyspepsia. felt all run down. tired out half sick and could seem to get no relief. And you can rest assured that I tried many kinds of medicines. but Lax-a-Tone did 1t when all others failed and gave me health which is more than I have had in months"
 The LAx-a-Tone man Is at The Economy New England Drug Co. 365 Main street, whore he lis Introducing this remedy to the New Britain pub- lie.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
FASTENERS LOSE AGAIN

T Throclkmorton and Miss Bjurstedt Arc
 Vanquished by Mclaughlin and
 Miss Browne in Final Games.
 Los Angeles, March 13.-Maurice B. McLoughlin, the famous California. Comet" defeated Harold A. Throck- morton, of New Jersey. national inter- scholastic champion, in the last tour nament match of the annual East West lawn tennis series here yester- day. Mclaughlin won at s--<. 6-4. 4E6. 6-3.
 Miss Mary K. Browne. for1mer na- tlOnal champion. created tho seuaa&tc1 o3 the day by vaz,Quishing lG1n AGolla Bjuistedt, prssent hol1Ar o8 fha tiAlA in tho nlsal match IT {ho af61 1anae
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Sso.1s6 insts&d of 4es.s9o. T6is will practically provide for . permanent department It cost Of ee.7ss less than that Agured hy Safety board. 'Judge Gaffney and oSIIer membsre explained tho imperative need. of hre housabln the southwestern section Of tho city. Judge Ga6ney did not approve of the proposed living squadron" but E. N. Humphrey did and said 1t could speed to the still alarms and leave the heavier apparatus In the house for . bell alarm. sixty per cent. of all fires are still alarms, inter1ected Chairman BAbcock. The cost Of the proposed "dytng squadron" is $3.500 and the commitfss tn general favored 1t.
 sone Hish FsAancing.
 This year tho city has about $So.0eo more to spend than 1t had . year ago. the mayor said. without. jumping the tax rate. or this the school board tax co1ts about 411,eO0. leaving about 33e.0oe for other improvernsnts. The otl1sr nre and police department items were satisfactorily explained It the last nn1eling.
 Ths hhaAcs board voted to transfer $1.oee fFeah the street lighting fund to the inctdental fund.
 Meetings T1sis Evening.
 Tonight the Walnut Hill park com missiouers And the Water commishton- ers will b. 43v6n . short nearing after which the board will beein to Azure On tho appropriations. Mayor ouig- Icy tnsisteat that the tax rate of ls.e mills net be boosted intimatss that tho hnancs hoard may slash all es- inmates considerably. It h expected the beard of public works will sufter most.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
5000, 900 Corns
 Lifted Right Off ]!

Fty . OFupA of lGAGlc ssGets.H''
 Thetese . Wonderful dfltorenee 0etween aa4t3AG y3A e8 c0rN new and tho way they 0aeA 0 try 10 get rid of IL only four of nve yp4f1 ago. 'AaetA-Tt' has revoauttonised eosn hastefy. It's the only corn reunedy to- ~ that Act3 on <he EeU uFtueapee. uof
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

round robin series by a score of 7-5. 60. The California girl simply romped away with the match. after Miss Bjurstedt had run into a lead of 5-2 on games in the first set, and took eleven games in a row.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Owing to the high cost of all in- txSdisnts lover iooe6 increase) we Are obliged to raise the price, to take ekoct atv once. ~ follows: Soc. 36c wocaal toc and &1.30. All druggists 1oonnm4nd and sell IAnonine.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
TfIfa WILL INTKREgT lfO4M
 MCfhelsEray's Sweet powderu for fsEfS7f

s MOtheR Niray'H sweet FOwderp Tor G8fl N Gertafns xelief Tor FeverishneeG HS91 A4A stotnech. Teething Disordeta. lnoxos6 qeGts the Bowels and destroy W1N
 iey sfreQuently break up Colds in n h1g Ehey are % pleasant to the taste Ch111S( s1faeeT them. Over 10000 testimonials. Uu2 by Mothers for 30 years. They never 1il Sold by all Druggists. 25c. Sample maStQ rRER. Address. Mother Gray Co.,. Le - N. y.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

'oq63yrOG Shrlva1anG Np the corn. bpt of lOosen- l19 Che corn oa-e0 laoee that you can lift 1t 1SAt U1 wttA year n1gers. Put drops = @ooeo>It" - t1At Goeh of caliots tonight InnAs0 III. Tka eoen c aooned suro as
 NO pat9, CT trouble or ssoreness. M lo away once and for alt with toe- dltne tAm1at6e, toe-oaktnG calves and ir- SQpopa5Aae W.ak-ret4 Try it-1et sur- p1teeA 4n& lpsa .. corn.
 'S7et6-I8'' b oetA everywhere. zSc bottle. = tanA oa Fe6efDt of price " '. Lawrsnce r co, ChieaGo, SlI
 6osd h Nov. Britain AnA recommended - ehe wotid's best com remedy by Crowelrs ' 0sNg 1eets, wm. Y. aehweitxsr. T. F.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-08

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-08

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-08

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