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The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
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st.~srr. lake and Adoiph voeikea
uua families left last wc~k for Belle
v,u. Illinois. being called their by
,ss death of their father.
Mr. and srr Totteu and Mrs. Fea-
GO, sneni Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
D A. Wells.
Misses Elsie Cook and orpha Had
I.,,- arrived last week from Earithain.
1.vn. fpr a trw weeks visit with the
formers sister Miss Bsira Cook and
tie Ecurnrthy family
Benz. Wilmington. Of RHnzaE City,
Kansas. is visiting ais tHther and mo
rber and MrE. Claus this week.
z. ]. Sanders and family. of Pue-
ble. who formerly lived IN this val
ley have gone to Harris. Mo, for a
few weeks.
The friends and ueiEhhoTs of arn.
Waiter PIumsr were pi0winE sod on
rar homestead Monday.
The Grange held an open meeting
Inst rrtaav evening and Eensrai
road tine ras reported by everyone.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
ADVOCATES cUSUENsART

Joe Waller is a suaEngh advocate
1r "a ruGIkr uouceuRarr- he states thaE
be viii mzgk % cows Z q piant is fuI
ia here uud thar some 1. has neigh
bcrz wlu also greatly iurrgass Gheir
dairy herds. Mr.. 7vHlIar lg * the
OPINION thai o. uGlk eouuaHaa-T. is
me sulTEEiun % EEas county Gua IS
E1tzz AL rEar as suH 20 rrBgEa "a
-aeu.- interest III the question 5fH
knows vnar "a -onGsuBaT~ Wiz da
for o. aumrIuu1Sv alG ssys that tie
farmer aau aE1-c -0. seea COWS a.sL
rea- q uHsru-H U.s. acEInE-
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

lIrE. Emma CarEreIl Will retUru
TO her home aJ TaNeu This wreck.
Mrs Matte Errtu upseut Sunday in
Eorzy Ford. visiting with Sim Errtu
and family
z. C. Stone, Of Pueblo. wEs in Ord
way this wees
J. $ DaarfuEs Of Colorado su-iuEz-
was an Drdwav visitor rhis week Mr.
Deartug lived here about seven years
aE0-
Mr. and Mrs Lgrig. Of Colorado
Springs. apeut few days in Or6way
this week
Dr. J. z JeEe-v was a F1stIo visit
or Wsduesaav.
Miss Jessie Schneider mas returned
home from Colorado Springs. Sine
viii remain home On the account Of
azs mothsrs usaath
Hiss Amo Toodzrd- Of La Juuta..
was Lhs guest at the 5u1werF home last
week Miss wooazrd Is very well
known among the young people q
lkis city
&rH. j. 2 Thomas and daughter,
Dorothy returned this week Eror1
Redlauds. Calf where thay have
been sDezaeiHE ths winter.
Mrs. n. c. Bates and son, Marcuz,
were Pus5I0 visitors Saturday.
Glen Jones returned the first u the
week from Sunbeam. Colo, ana viii
remain here gor awhile.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
Ms EDITH LEART WEEDS

III ana gI-s- Luha HuuEblOn
L..-arr. u 7TssregaEe. azvs announced
the marriage Jt rhei- dauEE-sr, Edith
-a gTr. Joseph L.aF0-re 1IzzrIsnu- The
marriage took place. on Wednesday,
aIzv D. LH1-.
Miss L.ea=v IS a former resident o.
lhtB eouurv- she was associated with
her rrU-Aer aere IN the mercantile
business s0r several wearE ny EI-L
q little over q ear 4zo when she 70
turned TO the nome uG hzr parents
al Wesrett-s.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY


Notice fz hereby given that on
Monday. the 9Th day of Iuue. A. D..
1gl-. A. 3. Wallis. the administrator
of the Estate 1f Joe A. AbrarnSon. de-
ceased. viii attend before the Judge
Of the County Court At the Court
House IN Or6way, IN the County NJ
Crowley. Colorado. NJ Ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said dHy for the pur-
pose Of settling and adjusting claims
ut which time all psrnonB having
claims and demands against said Es-
tu1s are requested TO make irnmedi-
HIe payment.
Witness ChEs. C. wooidridEn.
Iudre and Ex-OfHui0 Clerk. Of the
County Court within and for thR
County 1f Crowley in the State of
Colorado and the seal Of said Court
This IEr iav Of May A. D.. 1917.
ISEALj
CHAS- c. WOODBRIDGE
Judge anu Ex-0acin Clerk
1Ht pub. Nay 9Th. 1917.
9Th pub. Nay 18th, 1917.
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TO ERErT Ta4ANT HKKE
WITHIN sHoRT TIME

W. II. Lsaner. district manager Tor
the 4. J Heinz Co. with heaaanar-
ters IN sreeley. was here the tirzf Of
the week il company with H NJ Saif-
fier. of he prodHce department They
stated rhat work on the erection Of
the sHltins station here would he
commenced u-frhsn few GAYS, prob
ably some time next week.
The Hsiuz ulnnr IS 70 be located
zaurh 5f he Missouri Raeihc rEisvgy
tracks ana 5uzt west q the Off tGHAs
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
ExcrEsiovs MADE HBGILAR

n TaIlna6ze- 1- Pueblo. vino
"a handling he lands NJ The TTrrE
Lakes Land Hua Voter Co. n tins
~ouE-v. had d. larFe number u7 pros
perrivs -a1d HvvsrE here Wednesday
NJ -Lls week. They eamz II over the
Rock Island ana Missouri; PaGthc
from The states cast q here. prtuci-
nalIF Truu Illinois and Iowa.
EIT -lIluaCEe states that -vo x
ru-Hi8uB ars -uE each. month. the
first ana thIrr wednesdays.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18

Come. in md -ct tt4At crup Insured
Hs.ninsr Hail in the Home Insurance
rurnrarny pf Ns-sy York.. the largest
and Strongest insurance company IN
The United STATES. You cannot Afford
10 ralr a chance, present indications
ART, thai the price pf all crops viii
10. EIir-n. r,n account pf the Shorfisxts-
The Citizens state Bank.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
Find II rhru an "A
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds ana patents filed
f. che office ~ che county clerk 8f
Grow ley County uu 20 Nav J g. 1917.
as reported Hv The Crowley County
4uEJrEEc COMPANY DrcwHy-
Nav Havas stuart TO LTds r. -alw-
rrurc y r lc-cs u " Il g acres u SyT
q. NEW. -g-Z2-5T
E.mrI 2 -oaa ss wife TO o. 2.
sIaFeHs E1a 24-sg-5-. GEvb.
Lewis r. Ptttw0oa d. wife ,u o. r
Slareus swE 2 E SEA E-2o-6T.
1850.
II q. Carr 70 King Investment *
Lumber Co -.B5 acres of block So
Erru-av sub
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
HosrEsTEADERs TAKE NOTICE

The people q Blur sr-tEEs and
Community net II the Blur 5u-ruEs
school house. May 18th. lDE l-rGu-
Lzed a Mutual Protective association
and have as its purpose thE u-0-acrigE
1t all crops against dssrrue-iu- or
damage by outside stocE Another
meeting VIII ne heIs next SATURDAY
might. May 18th, and All Homestead
erE. are invited 70 attend ne usstiUE
MIKE EcCATTERT,
Chairman
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IN zPpRECIATTON

desire 70 thank the people vito
SO adzlrrbgv fought n-e Al NV place
receuelv. appreciate their Efforts
in aaasaF0=tHE 70 save ry property
FRANK GRAY
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
HEs-EFTT DENCE

The Auutalauuz Mesa. Grange VIII
gave o. dance al Mrs. PfeTerF' house
oH SATURDAY. MAY IF. foT the benefit
0T THE new proposed hail.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
DON'T LIST YOUR FARM
WITH
r

UNLESS you want II snLa. I am the
sole and exclusive sales lgeut OF the
1a-rra lands belonging 70 the Twin
Lakes Land and Water COMPANY.
We have LaUT calls EUr Improved
farms. II you want 10 sell your farm
give ne an opportunity and I VIII
find Won a Iuver
NY Only agent ~ representative
n Crowley county Is A. G. Bowers
o3 Crow le5z Colo. Write me direct
or Telephone Mr. bowers.
2 II. TALLMADGE.
T44 First National Bank Bldg
PUEBLO COLO. 81
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18

Coming To
uRDWaV. COLORADO
United Doctors Specialist
VIII be at the
HOTEL FOLEY
tuesday, May -. iDf-
One day only
Hour . - IN. to q % m.
Remarkable success nj these talented
PhvEiclauz in the Treatment nf
Chronic Disease
OFFER THEIR SERVICES FREE
OF CHARGE
The United Doctors. If,,,ns.lI by
the State Of Colorado for the ueat
TnsEt of deturruities and all nervous
and chronic diseases Of ucll. women
and children. offer 10 all VINO call au
tins visit. consultation. e--ar-tugttrn
,aHd advice fres. making no charge
whatever except the acruai cost NJ
-rearusut for the purpose N PROV
Ing that they huve At last 3is,u -grea
system ana method Of ,raatfupH,s
that are reasonably sure and certain
in their results.
These Doctors are among Arztri-
ca's leading stomach ami rurra 9r,,r-
ialistz and are experts in tle treat.
Tneut OF chronic diseases Of the aius9
liver, stomach. iutestines, st N.
nerves. heart, spleen. kidneys 1r- bluL-
der. rheumatism. sciatica. diabetes
ned-wetttHE, tape worm. leg ulcers
weak lungs and those afflicted .rrtb
long standing, deep seated. .hr7nie
uisasee that have haf1ed the skill
Of other physicians. should aDt fail
to call Deafness has often bean cured
in sixty days.
according TO their system 40 more
operation tor appendicitis. gail stones
tuInurs- guitur, piles, etc. as all casas
accented will be treated without on
t'ratlon or hypodermiu injection. as
lheF were among the first in America
70 earn the name of 'RloodleEs gur.
'A+er AVA WIKI ina Enftp
with blood and with all pain in tho
suecessful treatment of these dar.
gerous diseases
If Won have kidney or bIadf.r ,,.,,,,
pie bring two ounce bottle of vnu,
( URINE for chemical analysis and nj,
croscppic examination.
Worn-out and rundown n.r -
women. no matter what ynnr ailn.nt
may be. no matter what vnu b.,a
'een told. or the experience v,u bn,.
hhd with other physicians. z.t,,a !,
forever in your mind. If vonr c.sa
is incurabie they will tell you so Gov
suit them upon this visit II c,.,.
you nothing.
hemember, this free offer is ,or
this visit only. ="
Married ladies' must come -.
their husbands and minors with ,aa..
parents. '''e'r
Laboratoris.. Millwaukee. Wi.
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Classified Ads.
Result Getters
FOB SALE

FOR SALE Oh TRADE-aNR eS IT.
trlgatiug pgIEp- auEE-MurEe
engine ana uaEueEo. in GOOD urderS
IEil demonstrate. Price $3.50. 4
O. Houston. Sugar City, phone 2Jg
5-Z5
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18
DR.. RoBRRTs HGS0RED
Llyeaeossk

Governor GtEutET recently appoint
ed z. T, Roberts on the Colorado
Board 1f Dental Ezar1Iuers for the
second term DR.. Roberts was in Der
yer Monday at a meeting Of the
Board when thsT re-orEaufzed. eBsct-
ing DR. Roberts IS pregi6eat.--EsocEy
Ford TribEns. Dr.. Roberts is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Roberts. aud
IS guite well known in 0rdTvsy
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18

Paper clips in stoc. At the ge-v
Era office
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18

a classified ad viii seli il.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-18

Advertise IN the New Era
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13

the two front ones being capable of being turned in the same manner as those on a motorcar.
 The interior resembles very much a modern sedan or small limousine. The control mechanism, convenient ly located in front of the single pilots seat, includes all the rudder, aileron and elevator controls usually found in an aeroplane as well as a set of tn- struments for recording speeds, ele- vations, angles and other data of interest to the aviator. Just back of the pilots seat are two passenger seats.
 The machine is powered With ar eight cylinder 100 horsepower motor, which will drive the autoplane at a maximum speed of siXty-fve miles per hour through the air.
 The wing spread is forty feet The length over all is twenty-seven feet and its vertical height is slightly over ten feet Picture shows Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retired and auto plane.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13

is scheduled. The anniversary com- mittee will also meet tonight to make further plans for the benquet to be held at the Hotel Beloin on February 20.
 T. A. B. fair, Foresters' hall, Ber- lin, Feb. 9, 10, 12, 13.-advt.
 John Jackson of 66 John street sus- tained fractured shoulder last night hy a fall on an icy sidewalk in front of a vacant lot on Park street. ac- cording to a report filed at police headquarters today. The report says that, Dr. c. R. Witte, assistant, meat inspector of the board of health, came to his assistance, gave first aid treat .nent and assisted him home.
 E. M. Beckwith, city editor of the New Haven Register, was a visitor in New Britain today. -t
 The Young Peoples society of the Swedish Baptist church will hold an important meeting in the church par lors at 8 o'clock tonight.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
ACHERS DISCUSS
 SOCIAL RECITATION
pol Council Hears Opinions and F Sees Classes at Work at
 Grammar School. -s

he school council held an inter-
 ax and important meeting this Ernoon at the close of school, the kcipal topic for discussion being the tive merits of the socialized reel
 on system as now in vogue in the
 mmar school.
 Hss Anna c. Goldsmith read a pa on this subject and another paper lhe same topic was read by James
 Oayitt of the High school. Added rest was given to the meeting by a ctical illustration of the manner in
 oh the system works. Miss Eliza h Cahilrs class of eighth grade girls e an exhibition of the way in which Ir classes are usually conducted.
 he plan of s1cialized recitation is Iple. Instead of having the teach put all questions to the children the topics under consideration and Ing upon them as she sees fit, the adren themselves conduct the les !, with the teacher as an advisory ssultnnt. Personal pride and inter Is stimulated and practice has swn that this plan increases the dis line of the children, teachers state, one child finishes making her state mt of facts or observations concern
 the lesson another arises to give . views, or to express any opinions ardins the previously made state nts and the lesson develops into an formal discussion. The individual ,sonality developed by this manner is said to keep the inter-
 of the young pupils ever alert.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
MAD DOG IS SHOT;
 TRIED TO BITE TREE
East Street District TerroriZed
 by Canine With Rabies

Until Nicolo Mandono of 1O44 East street put an end to its career with one well-directed revolver shot, g. strangely acting dog, supposed to have been suffering with rabies, spread terror among residents in the vicinity oc the East street school threatened to hold up sessions of the school and viciously attacked every dog that it. encountered. The owner- ship of the dog has not been. ascer- tained. was large sized, apparently @ mongrel and gaunt. as if suffering from hunger. ]. East street first noticed the dog when it entered the yard of their home, started snapping at the two dogs owned by the family, tried to bite the trees and then started for the house. Mrs. Hofmann managed to close the door in time. MT. Hof- mann went into the yard to protect 9 dog chained there and had a des- perate fight with the visitor Finally he was able to chase the dog from the yard. It disappeared down the roadway. Fearing to allow the chill dren to go to school. Mrs. Hofmann telephoned to Mrs Mandono, asking that an attempt be made to get tho dog out Of the way.
 The pollce were notified and were about to send aid when word was received that Mandono had killed the animal. Dr. George T. Crowley took charge of the body.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
NSIN(i ADVISES CUBA ID BEHAVE
lo Sam Does Not Want ReVo- luti0n at Side Door

sshington, D. c.. Feb, 1S.--An
 al to tho Cubans not to plunge country into another revolution
 been sent to Havana by Secretary ing. Aroused to the rcalization a the contested presidential clec- lia Cuta already had reached the Eient stage os, rebellion, the state lrtn,ept decided to issue to the ilc an urgent injunction to await outcome e. the voting and to
 9 by the decisions of their courts. I communication was sent to the lrican minister with the instruc- X to lave it published throughout Island The Cuhans were remind h the message that close elections mot uncommon in. all countries lthat in the United States the se~
 on of the Winning candidate often termin.d only after a contest. the
 of Tilden and Hayes being cited otablc.
 has been reported that the op- kion party has appealed to the ed States to supervise the speciaI lion that has been called for Feb ly 14 hut at the state department las denied that such request had received, Through the Amerl- minister at Havana. it was made !, that tho American government. Id regret any necessity for forciblc ference again in Cuban affairs, 1t was intimated that the United es could not countenance the re- ence of civil war.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
SUICIDE IN TUNNEL
Unidentified Woman Hurls Herself in Front of Underground Train at Boylston Street Station, Boston.

Boston, Feb. 13.-An unidentified woman, apparently about 20 years of age. jumped in front of a south bound Washington street tunnel train at the Boylston street station today and was instantly killed. Witnesses said the act was deliberate. The woman was dressed in deep mourning and there were no marks on her clothing to identify her. Traffic was held up for some time until the body could be re- moved.
 Joseph Parry. motorman of the train, was held by the police pending an Investigation. Parry said the woman jumped from the platform some distance from the station stop and that the momentum of the train was so great that he had no time to apply the emergency brakes.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13

One of the most interesting exhibits seen at the aeronautical show in New York city is the autoplane, a unique com bination of an automo- bile and an aeroplane-a veritable aerial limo usine," which will not only run over the ground at ap proximately forty-five miles per hour, but will leave the surface of the earth and fly away like the magic chariots of old. Entirely different in its construction from any aeroplane heretofore produced, this latest crea- tion of Glenn H. Curtiss' brain is de- eidedly a step in advance.
 The main body of this strange craft, for it can hardly be classed as st stock aeroplane, bears marked re- semblance to an automobile. but it is fitted with three wings which are attached just back of the side doors which allow entrance to the interior. These wings vary in size, the largest being at. the top and the smallest at the bottom. ... ..
 The machine rests on four wheels,
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
City Items

Assistant City Engineer Edward A. Mccarthy has recovered from his re- cent illness and has resumed his work in the engineering department.
 The regular meeting of Stanley Womens Relief Corps will be held tomorrow afternoon.
 Plans for the annual banquet Of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. Q. Ii. to be held at the Hotel Beloin, Febru- ary 20, will be completed at meet ing of the organization this evening.
 Miss Grace Mccullough of South Main street is rapidly convalescing from a serious illness.
 Miss Frances Lynch of New York is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Bonol of Belvidere.
 Sol Dubowy and Miss Sadie Ka1'an were married at the home of the brides parents on Lafayette street last evening.
 The Catholic Choral Union will hold a rehearsal in the Knights of Colum- bus hall Friday evening.
 Robert Pagan of Kensington enter tained members of the Holy Name so- ciety of St. Marys church with vocal selections at the regular meeting Sun day evening.
 At Bungalow tonight, kitson's dancing school. Lynch's orch.-advt.
 Charged with assault upon Michael Tetko of l33 Beatty street in T. Il. Dudjak's saloon at } Sexton street this noon, Victor kascanovski of lS6 High street was arrested by Police- man Gustave Litke and will be ar raigned in police court tomorrow.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H.. will meet at 7:3O o'clock tonight in Electric hall, after which social Will be enioved. An old fashioned dance
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
INVESTIGATE HARTFORD ORGAN.

Members of the Trinity Methodist church organ committee went to Hart ford yesterday to further investigate the awarding of the contract for the installation of Q new organ at the church and will report to the official board at Wednesday nights meetinge A demonstration of the Austin organ in the Center church, Hartford was given the committee by organist Jon- athan S. Camp. AS the Austin company has made a favorable bid and the committee may recommend the pur- chase of an Austin organ. The com mittee members are Rev. Warren F. Cook, pr. T. E. Reeks, M. H. Camp and Dugald McMillan.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
BIG FIRE IN PIRAEUS
Bremen and Troops Battling Against Flames Which Started in Muni-
 tions Factory Yesterday Afternoon.

London, Feb. 13, 9:04 a. m.-Fire is sweeping through a large section of Piraeus and has caused heavy loss of life, according to a Reuter- despatch sent from the Greek port last night. At the time the despatch was filed the fire had been raging for four hours and was uncontrolled in spite of the combined efforts of all the availabl Greek frmen and soldiers, aided by British and Italian sailors. The fire started in 8 munitions factory late Monday afternoon and spread rapidly over a considerable area.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
uEEI, TORN OFF BY CAR.

Waterbury, Feb.' 13.-Mrs. Lena Hovi of 37 Clay street was caught be- tween two trolley cars on the Bald win street line today and narrowly escaped being crushed to death. Her left heel was nearly torn off and she suffered severe bruises and. consider able shock. She was removed to St. Mary's hospital where her condition is said to be serious, though not dan gerous. TWO other women were caught between the cars, but both es- caped with lesser injuries.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
STOCK BADLY DAMAGED

ak From Water Pipe Injurcs Stock
 and Fixtures at Andrews Furniture Store on Main Street.
 B The bursting of a water pipe in the
 Inn A. Andrews block on Main street ssterday afternoon, did damage to se extent of $4,000, according to the aims of the proprietor. While the Hiding was badly soaked, the greater art of the damage is confined to luable furniture stored on the sec Id floor.
 What caused the break has not beer Iscertained by MT. Andrews, there be- lg no evidence of the pipes freezing. ne discovery of the leak was made hortly after o'clock by Herman udwig, the bookkeeper in the furni- ire store, who shut the water off inn lediately. While some of the stock damaged to some extent, the discov- -y of the leak was made at timely soment for had the store been closed IT the night, the damage would have lsached very high proportions.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
EMPLOYED BOYS MEETING.

A meeting of the employed boys VIII be held Wednesday evening in the banquet hall of the Y. M. C. A., undel the auspices of the Good Government club. Lewis Cope will speak to the bows and the Y. M. C. A. orchestra will furnish the entertaipment.t Re- treatments will be served following which the bows will be shown thG buildiny by the entertainment com- mittec. The meeting is called for S o'clock and all employed hoys of the city are invited.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13

index of their names, addresses, phy
 sical condition, qualifications, former service in the navy and all other data needed by the department. The two pictures show the removal of a four-inch gun from the Granite State, the obsolete vessel used as head quarters by the New York naval militia, and application of recruits. The gun was taken to the New York navy yard for defensive purposes.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
MOVIES OF SWEDEN.

A moving picture exhibition and lecture on sweden, As it is Today will be given at the Swedish Lutheran church Thursday and Friday evenings of next week. The lecture Thursday evening is to be in Swedish and on Friday it will be in English. The pas tor. Rev. pr. $. G. Ohman, will speak at both meetings. The entertainment will be of special interest to the mert bers of the congregation who have lived in sweden. EE
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13

be given the fleets to bring their com- plements up to full war strength. The other naval vessels heretofore in re- serve will be placed in commission.
 In the past few days recruiting for tbe naval militia has been stimulated by the acute crisis with Germany, and a large number of trained men who formerly served in the navy are expected to return to the service. The navy department has kept a card
New Britain herald., 1917-02-13
DINNE RDANCE PEANS,
Machine Co. Social Club to Hold
 Forth at Bonds.

The plans for the New Britain Ma chine Social club dinner dance to be held at the Hotel Bond, this evening, have been completed, and the commit tee in charge promises the affair to be the best ever. The Tuxdo Mando- lin club will furnish part of the en- tertainment, the rest being furnished by the New Britain Machine talent.
 The committee in charge are Misses Alice and Mae Fitzgerald, Arthur Krick and Ernest Ogren,