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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
UNA NUENA

"a muy apre-iable sonora dona
Dolores Martinez de Asdnso!o. esposa
ac nueS,~o antique Y buen amigo don
jose Asunsoio, do a luz una hermosa
nina, e. ~ &c Dicienlbre ultimo, en-
E. faSo, Texas.
l. sonora de Asinsolo eStuvo algo
dclicada dc salud en- Ia fecha dc su
a'umbramjento; pcro actualmcnte.
segun estamos intormaGos, tarto ella
CONF IA recI&n nacida, Sc ~encuentran
del -odo b;cn.
L" nueya hercdcra de nuestro pal
al llevara 81 sinb6Iico ncrlbre de
AnDaro, ; aunque n&ciGa en- TERRA
cN~tranjera, sera ta- mcyicana =amo
SUE DrogeGitores.
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De una Inanera aIarmaate
Sc dssarBIla Ell tifo en-
jPiedras Neg'as
LAS AUTORIDADES DE EAGLE
PASS PRETENDEN DECLARAR
UNA ESTRICTA CUAREN-
TENA.
Sc toman las necesarias medidas para
impedir que Sc propague la
cnfermedad.
cnrrssponnrncia Espccia1 para Ia PRENSl.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSi.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Enero 20
Grandisima inquietud ha causado en-
esta poblaci0n la noticia de que en-
Ia vecina ciudad de Piedras Negras,
ha vuelto a declararsc la epidemic
de tito. que no hace mucho cause no
pocas victimas en- Ia region V que
ha dieZmado . otras dcsventUradas
poblacjoncs mcXicanas.
FL primer enfcrmo de Quicn So uvo
noticia c%ierta, fue un conOcido me
dico, el doctor Santos, quien Il su vcZ
adquiri6 ell contagio, atendicndc 4 un
paciente.
En- cuanto a las a~utOridades tuvic-
ron noticia del case. tomaron tc.la2
cuantas medidas sa~nitarias pucdcn
tomarsc en- ciudadcs IAN antihigitni-
cas- V nal preparadas en- matcria dc
S~alub~idad. como Picdr&s Ncg"as. y
fin de cvitar que la epidemic Sc pro-
pagara.
Persona que Sc dice bien cntcrada.
nos informa de que son tres va los
rasos de tito en- PieIras NcgraS.
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= IL II . I .
'' '~'P ''''','' VI ''o que ,''"''
'~'
''''""'
Ouiencs son los acusados.
II Juc% hirk cS QUEEN IcHe co""ci
mlohto deI aSUItto. DOS son las PcrS'
mas que haHta ahora apa"cccn como
las dlrectamente comprometldas: IN
cIIiadano americana aPriIldado CoW':
Y UA senior Gutierrez emP!e2Ho "e'
~conSuIad" c~aFrahclSta que en- cSIa
ciudad ucne 4 ST. cargo {! II J"-
SC L. CARA.
- Los .c,s,5,s
FL lIccnciado Goodrich comlslona-
do del DcPat amento de JuStIcla &c
los EStados Unidos, ordcno que 50
~proccdiera al arresto de Gown Y Gu
ticrrcz. 10 cual Sc licv6 4 efccto aver.
en- Ia oticina del Juez Kirk. Il Ia que
habian comparccido para haccrse mu-
tuos cargos. pucs parecc que Il ulti-
ma bora hubo serias divisiones entire
ambos por question de intercses pc
cuniarios.
HabiGndosc hecho ~inme"latas geS-
tones, los acusados ~qacdaron en- Il
bcrtad bajo cauclon dc NIL dolareS
cada uno. habiendoscles eNpresado
que dcbcrian comparecer el proXlmo
~jucvcs. d las diez dc Ia manana, ante
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trechos hacia Monterrey y Torreon.
Estare al nj del desarrollo del
a~sunto, para informar 10 que hava
de cierto sobre el, que ha 81
dc caIificado aqui de sensational Dor
estar comprometido en- el agentes de!
gobierno de facto.
Visitan ell Vale los ingenieros mi
~litares.
En- tren especial y en- Ia madrugada
de aver, llegaron a esta ciudad los
u'a>a 4 ia ID. plana, col. Ja.)
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-ECIET0S WAhttH1.oSUs-Si u>tcu nc
sea hailar fcllCidad. SIrric. fortuna. amer,
to en- cl CoHrerclO, = QIIeTe trluntar IN Sus
Hm,.rcsdS. II QEicr" hac"r5c amdr, 81 Iulcre
>allr vlctprIOSO en- tOdO> SGS aSuntuN y 10
graT lOdUS SIIs dcScG$, plda mi CurIDsO IL
Sri.n. que l. S"rd cnvIadn traits = yu"l-
a dc cJrrnD. Directions: Sr. J. VenCe. BOX
a. Edbana, Cuba
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Los lines cue Persigue ell jefe re-
belde.

Viii" ~comDrende que cualquier mo-
I.mLenlo suyo dc iMpor;aucia. como
ct a-aQue q Chihuahua o a c~uaIquie-
!" ce las p.azas f-ronterizas. daria Iu-
gar a que ci retro de Pershine 10 So
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Aun no recobra la razon.

Una de las dos seNoritas l~cSionaGa5
en- el a]ccidcntc automONiliitlco de
que cl vierncs dimos n@Oticla, Sc en-
cuentra va del TODD bien, de las
contusiones cue sufri6. rs esta Ia Sc
norita Martinez; mas SUI acOmpanan-
tc, la senOrita Hernandez, que name
jaba el automovil, V Lc sufri0 una
grave connection Gel cDral. 81 bicn cs-
cap0 j la mucrte rracias a la inme-
data atenci0n del Dr.. Cantu, no re-
cobra aun la raz6n. Durantc toda Ia
manana de hoy ha cstado d~clirario.
Sc Gambia la estufa dc desinfeccion
Durante los DOS uItimos dias, Sc ma
impedido cI paso a este lado 0 los VIA
icros de Piedras Ncgras, 0 motive
de que Sc esta lIevando i cabo cl cam
bio a Eagle Pass, dc Ia cstufa dc a.
s~infeccion que esta en- el lado me-
Xicano.
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~ NECEs!TA EMPRESS para que llev> SIZE
yrtacaS a Ia e~srAc:hn . Gamble srS rr:p-
tie. h&Ululr d liOSdlc>. TClClpLu CrurkC!;
:15l.
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P~reteDdi3se pasar un cOntrabandO
dc n~1u1iciOnes a Matamor0s
Fueron arrestados en- Brownsville, VI empIead
de-! consula 10 carrancista y u americana

Correspondence E,rrri"' p'T' ~ '''f">>'
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Enero 20.
Ell asunto mas sensational dc los
Uiimos mcseS en- eSt2 ci0o"" !" cons
tituye un contraoan"o nc "rmaS pa
IL los carrancislaS de -ha'aI'o'o>' que
trataban de ilcvar a caho un emH'ea-
do de la agcncia consular del gohIer-
no de facto en- esta ciUdad' en- com
binacion con IN cludadano america
no.
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IL NECEsIrAN-mianr1. y Iornalcros par.

~ NECEsITAN-miI"Tp, y IUri.icruS para
liHhijar lpdrS lu> Il a.. ii"mo> lumrn'a-
tn I"rnll Il" ?: I Sc ccniaIU> pur tonrll-
ia -. carbon cargad0. amDicu psgdImoS
e" ,]rniHvr> lUr yqrLI aIIClCual dc cntrd-
ia. Nina SEGA. To- kaT gases explosives.
iii,a are, 'HriUT HIc lrabaIu drucrd Y
mas Ltu i;.2ado. iuc>ir"> Imrn"rpS imc'
NicanD> nar"u II" dos 4 tres dollars Dor
G&a. rodrHIn> aiUul.aT ra<as. BEAR GRASS
ruAL. g.. jEWElr, TENA>.
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piVERSOS:-

A!i!ti:C:.O >GNhliEEos-ie >~"il"1a>. >"0O'
rIla> y uiID>. pUr mHIu Gdr >cI 81 ">iIdO
IN gU' - rlrlI'Hi:rG , POI" dc'"rlvGauO-
q r' C>irl' So I]!pInrI-. los iclClInD V
lIu-Io prrl"rl@ln.n'" \ los d"Ju d]rrc@ia-
EOS Il IA TiiIl? mUda. pur ~ y - Ccn;ayU>.
>fI. HuDiU. rs Reynolds -. TglrlUnO Gro
cn"It SIS.
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II. -ENINN do CI!dr;D- Iuu"Dlddc>. pa
- rJbelIrrr- - area. fCntd barliT = 81
iIyIr rriuTIrD. rl;atI" CuIi:a> al NDrtc Il"
iIpi.>lua =. ruT Ia cIlic dc santa Maria.
lnlurlnan -? iaInin =. IT,.
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hEsEn-Sab,r i lrrHd"r" DE- mi iIijr Felix
~!;Irco>d dc Qtricl lIlC" U"ITrO ~ t"tEu no
iiril~. - a~.rud",rrtu ius iuTpr. nc dlrl.
o t@n,i".c q utlayIaup Hay :Csd, lli''"'N-.
!ENA>. t2Jj
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! | | 5
nOTrGd

Gotta Hii.a-. Dehilidad Sexual !arpo;encla,
E..l.aac F.yG.ra- Woes Sr-Tvr7I. Nerves.
*. E~sFc=-s-9T:ca. N--Essse"-3. E-1i1;2ns@
-uss-Trr-. Er:-~-7rdaGcs Drr-to Crtnar..z.
a.. .r-. ---. los &c. Estun-EE9, del E-Eat1,
Erijrr y R=eucs. i=rr. % .a- 1.-.e- i""-=H
--u.a-,- Gem n-.-r con t1dG re5eTva IN 81
rsoSn c1sa So ."1 M T"r- o"a.. ""'-'
- ~ TE,;,usscn:os Ccaul,ns. AIoccraoS :
sprcb-du. &c -sa1auS Gr-n.ras-
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Ell consrabando por Brownsville.

Hace tempo que los agentes dc 90
bicrno de facUo venian trabalan1o
Dor llevar al vccino puerto I'm tuerte
cargamer.o de material de guerra.
Parece que va habian sido ~alLanadas
todas las dificultadeS o que sc We
MAN ~tropezaudo, pues Sc hab!a COM
prado una fuerte cantdad de mu-
n~iciones Y Sc habian ultimado los are
CLOS para pasar Ell c]ontrabando a Ma
tamoros, en- condo dcbia ser cntresa-
do.
Las autoridadeS tuv!cron noticia
del proyecto de los agentes ~carrancIs-
tas ' Sc pusieron tras de los conspi-
radores. No Sc tienen detalies de los
jrabajos que vcnian ~haciendose, pero
creesc que no pasaran muchos dlaS
sin que Sc conozcan, pueS las autori-
dades cstan va encargadas de def
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En- propaganda politica.

BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc cncucn-
ira en- Flcdras Ncgras, cI senior don
Rafael (. Muzquiz, cX-dircclor dc
consuIados del Gobicrno de facto.
Scgun Sc dice, cl senior MuzquiL Sc
presentara como candidate indcpen-
diente en- !as proXimas cIcccioncs pa
IA ~diputados al Congreso General,
lanzando su caruidatura por cl Dis
trito de Rio Grande, en- el que goza-
de gran popularid"d.
Sc dice LambiGn que ell candidate
del gobierno para eI mismo cargo Sc
ra cl General Jacinto Trcvino, anti
quo jefe de opcraciones en- Chihua-
hua.
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en- LONO e. ESldCO uc S~HIliddiiGd.
Villa, q 10 que parece, persigue con
Su decision Ultima, IN fin politico,
primero, Y uno militar dcspues. Esto
es: ganar las simpatias del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos con el hecho
dc que, no obstante estar mas fuer-
te que nunca, suspende suS operacio-
nes para no perjudicar los planes Ge
dicho gobierno: Y ganar para 81 ell
terreno abandonado por Pershing,
con 10 que da un golpe de important
cia i~ncaIculablc al gobierno de facto.
Villa reconccntra sus fuerzas.
Villa es.a reconcentrandO suS fucr-
Zas al o~cciGente de Chihuahua. no So
10 para ocupar el terreno que vaya
sieudo evacuado por Pershing. sino
para estar en- condolences de iniciar
vigoroSamentc su campana contra las
fucrzaS carrancistas que cstdn en- "i
vecino Estado, en- cuanto hayan sail
do las ultimas tropas americans.
Una parte De las fuerzas villistas Sc
est;i reconccntrando en- los a,rededo-
res del canon de Santa Clara. en-
donde ocupau tanto Ia erlrada orjeH-
tai como Ia occidental. Los agentes
"'' 7'''''' 'I
Ia esracion de Laguna Sc encuentru
una gran fuerza villista, V que POO
rc5eldes. mandados por los hermanos
Nurga. audan por San Lorenzo, puc
bio situado en- los a~lrededorcs de Fl
Vale. y cercauo a Ia entrada occi-
dental del canon.
Aver en- Ia manana estuvo intc
rrumpido eI seryicio tclegrafico Il
ire Chihuahua Y Ciudad Juarez du-
rante yarias horas. creyendose que
los viliatas cue andan ccrca de Lagu
M fueron los que ~corlaron los alan
bres.
MIS- farJa 81 seryirio tclcrrafico
Sc rcanud5. Las autoridadcs militia
res de c. Juarcz no han negado que
haya villistas en- los alrcdedores dc
Fueron c~aptu-ados varios carros
de 'lVe'eS'
Unos viaieros que llcgaron dc VI
lIa Ahumana 81 viernes. informayon
dn n r,DtYra do nm tron de diez ca
rros ca~oados dc nroyisjoncs. uuc
r-,ror toma4os no,. fos yiIrisra, de
Podrir, Orovado rcrca de J., csfa.
ci5r merciorads b,co tres d;os
Los informanros dicen u 81 trcn
dc rc~Farercia cra cic Ia Dropiedad de
Manuel Fernandez. uuien lyeyaba las
provisioncs = unos ranches : = uua:
minas cercanas. Oucycdo aprchcnd:G
= todos los carreros Y los tom6 dc e
Va para engrosar con cllos sus filas.
D De Villa Ahumada han salido fucr-
zas carrancistas en- p~ersecuci6n de
los viIlistas Y del tren de carros que
Sc I~eyaron.
Iemen ell atsq"e a Ciudad Juafez
OJinasa.
C;erra alarna reina en- las rjuda-
dos nayi.anas do l., f.on+or, on dan
- .n....;. -
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L
Con rumho i Zaragoza, Coahuila,
sali0 aver, d presJar u servicIus nc
dicos, cI doctor don BrauIio Monte
mayor.
De paso para csa ciudad de San
Antonio, estuvo aver en- esta ciudaI
ell senior Federico Cardenas, hijo del
Lie. Miguel Cdrdcnas. ex-gobernador
de Coahuila.
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,'R. S.lnN CARA AI.nNIi. lie Ia Fa:Il-
I'D &" N"y.rn. aIrinr;Lnf0 IN 81 ESIado lie
rsr:,. "srrciairS;a en- "nf"rm"dah"S g"nI;o-
rrtE,r;n> y cirIiis en- general. R~C,iIeIrl3:
,vprsjI- n 1881. Trltlnno Travis 1Sc. on
INA Fr"si building. TG.efonos. Nuevo III:
~ 10 Travis 3G44.
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NFNDO-rnraS "u bT"n J., ",nGi"IDn">. IN
~ >au LUIS =. ' 9Ul ~an I"rIJnGD II.
iauNI"n bu-E% ION raI,aiiC. DrriJIsr SO
an i.UI$ - t22s
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VENTAS

iE NENTA nm L;!iOru0yII Fort" - h!"-
nls rondicioncs. 81" y. Medina -. ti!"
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ylSOS DE OCCASION
Tt9IFt

No - admIlen ItenuS Dc uuInre paiaDrnS.
III c>la >rcriuu drl Dia"i0. yt,blrranlo> uri
lc>iui>a >ri> i"rr> conservatives pOr IN
rEs0 CINItENTt CENTAN0S.
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mir Ia rcsponsahilidad de los que cstar
considcrados como los autorcs del pre-
ycctado cuntrabando.
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u'dSa 4 Id I'd. plana, col. Ju.)
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trR. TIANCtSCr n. ChNSECu. Laredo. Tc-
~ w"N 99f. MaI;"ila y C!rusis generates.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

Grace Turner Satterthwaite vs John, T. Satterthwaite.
 Superior court, State of Connectf- cut, county of Hartford, the 17th day of March, 1917.
 Order of Notice.
 Upon complaint In said cause bl fought to said court, at Hartford nj said county, on the first Tuesday 0f April. 1917. and now pending, claim ing a divorce and custody of mlAol child, 1t appearing to and heinz fou11& by the subscribing authority that tA42 whereabouts of the defendant John T. satterthwaite is unknown to the plaintiff. Ordered. tAAk notice of the institu-' tiCn and n4ndency of said complaint shall be gtven the defendant by puh- fishing this order in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper published in New Britain once a week. for two successive weeks, commencing on or before March 21. 1917.
 LUCIUS F. FULLER,
 Assistant Clerk of said Court.
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The Rural New Yorker" probably the best agricultural publication in the country, says: "The best and most profitable farming in America today Is based on the liberal use of commercial fertilizers, and this will be true more and more in the future" Therefore every farmer who orders his fetilizer from s. F. Strople, the hay, flour and feed dealer. 113 Church street, will be in good company. MT. Strople sells A. A. c. Fertilizers and has valuable pamphlet on the sub- ject which any farmer may have frea for the asking.-advt.
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! froV Evening O'Clock in
 Honor of St. Patrick
MILL REPAIR DEPOT ROAD
lhurch News-Get Together Club to s Hold St. Patrick's Social in Blue 6 1zills Tonisht-observes Eighty g Ninth Birthday.

S St. Faults parish will hold St., Pat 3Ick's exercises tomorrow evening in ke church at o'clock and Rev. J. c.
 Brennan has made arrangements to
 lave a special lecture on Ireland's patron saint. The address of the even Ing will be delivered by a Passionist fhther from West Hoboken. N. J., and i1 addition there will be musical 1ervice by a special orchestra. s The following program has been saxranged by Father Brennan for the .Hfvices:
 |star Spangled Banner. Orchestra, Bts Patrick's Day. .. Chorus Ems Of Erin ...... ..,... OrcneStra ABit of Blarney. ...-... Orchestra IElieve Me. If All Those Endearing @oung Charms ....... .Cornet Solo Vfiations ....... Orchestra Fixture
 00r Old Ireland ................ EE. .... Medley by Orchestra 459h 1ntermeZzO .OrcheStra G<me Back to Erin. Duet an BOrochme ......... Orchestra Ghiskeen Lawn .......-.. Orchestra
 nediction
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AAoiy 1Ou, we FraiSe Thy Name.
 ............. Congregation Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean.
 Orchestra
 Morning mass will be conducted at the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, at o'clock and at St. Paufs church. Kensington, at 10 o'clock.
 ... To Repair Depot Road.
 Now that the frost has started to leave the ground the selectmen have turned their thoughts toward the re- pair of the town roads for the coming summer. One of the first to receive much needed attention will be the de- pot road from Pennington road up around the railroad station. First Selectman w. I. filling has ordered 100 tons of crushed stone which will arrive in short time and then the road will be placed in first class shape for summer travel. Road Superin- tendent Skinner will have charge of the work as he has decided to sign a contract with the town for another year. At present the road is in a poor condition caused by the melting of snow and ice which has caused several channels to be cut in the bed as the water ran off. With the excep- ton of Farmington road the remain der of the town highways appear to be in fairly good shape after the heavy frosts of the past winter.
 At the Churches.
 Berlin Congregational church, Rev. s. A. Ffske, pastor. Morning wor- ship will be conducted at 1O:45 o'clock with sermon by the pastor: Trust God, See All, Nor Be Afraid" All departments of the Sunday school will meet at noon. The Junior En- deavor society will meet at o'clock. The subject for the Christian En- deavor meeting at 6:30 o'clock will be 'dThe Curse of Cowardice'' and the meeting will be led by Miss Fannie Griswold.
 Kensington Congregational church, Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor. Morn ing worship will be conducted by the pastor at 1O:45 o'clock who will speak on "Overcoming." The departments of the Sunday school will convene at noon. The Christian Endeavor will meet at o'clock and will be in charge of Leroy Siegel. The subject for the meeting will be 'The Curse of Cow ardice." Union services will be held in the church at o'clocl/and the ser- mon will be preached by Rev. B. F. Lounsbury.
 Kensington Methodist church. Rev. E.. r. Lounsbury, paetor-Morning worship will be held at .10:45 o'clock and will be conducted by the pastor. Sunday school will be held at 12 o'clock. Evening services will be held in the Congregational church at 2 o'clock.
 Land Transfer.
 The following land transfer have been recorded at the town clerks of- fee :E. A. More to the Shuttle Mead. ow club incorporated, land in the town of Berlin bounded as follows:
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full that such a calamity will be


 Expects Favorable Action.
 Canvass of many Of the members of the lower branch of the legislature made by Representative William J. Simpson gives rise to the hope that the kill which he recently introduced authorizing Plainville to appoint a town plan commission and q bureau of assessment and award will be passed by the general assembly with out opposition.
 The committee on cities and bor- oushs, which gave hearing on the measure. has reported favorabiy on it and the bill is to be put on the house calendar. There are several other measures ahead of 1t, however. and 1t may be a few weeks before it is taken up for action.
 Legislators who have been ap- preached concerning their attitude on the bill were favorabfy impressed with the idea and they could sec no rcascn for opposing it's adoption.
 The duties of the commission, wtfcl, in case the bill passes. cannot be ap- pointed unless vote in it's favor Is taken by . town meeting, would be chiefly to establish building lines and
 
 when property is :n course of develop mont.
 Church Notices.
 Episcopal-Rev. J. Russ Judd of Tlompsonvillc. will be the special preacher at the lenten services in the Church of Our Savior tomorrow eve- ming. Holy communion will be cele- brated in the morning at 8 o'clock and at tho 10:45 service, there will be a sermon by the rector, Rev. R. H. Burton.
 Baptist-Rev. W. s. Sly, superin- tendent of Sunday school work in Connecticut. will preach at the 10:45 service tomorrow morning on the suh- ject. ''The Ministering Master Sum- day school will be 12:05. At ( o'clock there will be a young peoples service and at o'clock the pastor. Rev. J. e. Ward, will preach on the subject, The Work Hindered."
 Congregational-Re O. w. Barker of Hartford, will occupy the pulpit to- morrow morning.
 Advent Christian-Rev. J. w. Dem ton, the pastor, will preach at both morning and evening services. The Sunday school and praise and social service will be at the usual hours.
 Brief Items.
 Miss Mildred Bedford, who is teacher in the New Milford High school, is spending, the weekend with her parents here.
 . Deputy Sheriff James McCabe of Southington. is arranging to sell at, auction a Thomas Flyer automobile to satisfy a judgment rendered over a year ago against the owner. The machine has been held in Cooks gar age under a writ of attachment for a number of months.
 Rev. J. R. Mcdonald celebrated high mass in The Church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning in observnce of St. Patrick's Day. A program of Irish music was rendered after the mass.
 Albert Conlin of Whiting street, is again able to be out after a weeks illness.
 Carl w. Jones, former secretary of the TrumbuM Electric company, has returned from Pinehurst, N. C., where he has been spending a few weeks. His health was much improved by the trip.
 Vespers will be celebrated in St. Matthews church in Forestville to- morrow evening at 7:50.
 Willis J. Hemingway resumed his duties at his store today having re- covered from his recent illness.
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tend the dance given by the T. M. Russell corps of that place.
 . Special services were held at St. Faults church this morning it . o,clock.s s
 Mas4er John Deming entertained . numbef of his little friends at q birthday party this afterioon.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17
USED CARS FOR SALE B.ALCH'S GARAGE, 2O3 Elm Street, corner ScynaOaR
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2 passenger Packard, electric li4lls
 and starter ............. .&1sx0 z passenger 6 Hudson, electric HslltN
 ana Stoftcr It 61<1 2 passenger 6 Chalmess, electric 1 \ lights and starter .........1 1&1 5 passenger NkAAtee C1lalnAe4N
 electric lights and starter -. Ae1 5 passenger Cadillac, electric ltsIsta
 and starter 4&l passenger Rec, electric ligiits 90 6 cyl. Pullman Roadster. clcctrs0 s
 lights and starter ....... 6GM Chalmers Roadster, electric lights 1
 and starter z0S Regal Runabout ............. 3a3 Maxwell Runabout ...... eO4 Detainable Touring ........./1 15& Overland Coupe, starter and electric .
 lights ............. .......... 493 Packard Truck .............. 300= Knox SAton Truck k............ 500 Rockwell 118- ton ............ 2a5 Packard 15x ton ............. $50 Peerless Truck .............. 200
 Cars mechanically perfect. Cash or terms.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

VERY SPECIAL OFFER Silk Petticoats in three different styles. Full flare hounce, with frifls and tailored skirts. shown in all of the Spring shades in plain and changeable effects. Would be cheap at $4.50. We ask $3.e0 each.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

THREE DISTINCT MODELS of- fered in excellent grade of Silk Taf- feta, in a large variety of handsome changeable effects. Don't pass these bN without, examination, they are remarkably good value at this price, 43.95 each.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17
Land Transfer.

The following land transfer have been recorded at the town clerks of- flee :E. A. More to the Shuttle Mead. ow club Incorporated, land in the town of Berlin bounded as follows: north by land of Shuttle Meadow club and E. A. Moore, east by land of F.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

Holy God, We Praise Thy Name. =.
 .............. Congregation Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

@ s DEFEND ON
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17
The New Petticoats for Spring

 Spring the heavy yqualty Jersey
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17
Three Weeks Coal Supply.

While Plainville would suffer great ly from a tie up of the railroads. re- sulting from a strike of the trainmen, the town would not be greatly incon- venienced for time at least from a scarcity of coal. local dealers re- porting that they have enough anthra- cite in their bins to supply the trade for about three weeks.
 Nut coal, however. which is in the greatest demand is held by the dealers in small quantities only, and in the event of strike or embargoes or more than a few days duration, other sizes of the black diamond would have to be used.
 Manufacturers admit that they would be seriously handicapped by a strike at this time. and in common with other residents. they are hope
New Britain herald., 1917-03-17

Morning mass will be conducted at the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, at o'clock and at St. Paufs church, kensington, at 10 o'clock.