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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-03
rYpEwR1TERs AND SUPPLIES


NolN,HiiS;IIR}LE3,tt, GMloSrMITIHs.- 50
SPECIAL, MONARCH NISIBLE-3 MONTHS A.
FACTORY REBTTLT, TYPEWRlTERs Y
sO2 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 254g; MAIN s2a
RENT A REMINGTON from the MANUFACTURER
visible models, So month; $3.50 Tor 4
months; rental payment applies on purchsa a,
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.. INC, Iio
$ 9th St, PHILADELPHIA
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HELP wANTEp-MALE


Continued from Preceding Colu"h
PRUNERs--Experienced high-tree prunersi 81
per day: can use few learners n they are
good climbers: 80 30 per day. Thos. Meehan
4 sons. ATT Airy, Phila. Phone Gtn. 2os.
SALEsMAN-Wanted. young man with expert
ence in clothing, furnishing hats and shoes,
as salesman and window trimmer; up-to-date
store; town OF 90 900; good vases TO a good
man; reference required and state wages ex-
pected. Address A. ]. Lehrman, 81 S. Front
ST.. steelton, Pa,
SALESMAN wanted; also a lling clerk; good
chance for promotion. williams, Brown
Earle, Inc, Photographic and drawing sup
plies, a1S Chestnut FL.
sALEsMEN--we will pay $50 a week to the
man who can satisfactorily handle adver-
tislnR motor tire selling plan. 215 N. 18th st.,
second floor.
SHEET METAL WORKERS. so. union; large
out-of-town construction camp, Wrightstown.
N. j.; lodging and transportauon furnished
free. Apply Irwin Leighton, 1b4 N. 12thlst
SHIPPER, experienced. 20 take charge OF ship
ping depa rtinent; must thoroughly understand
packing and Grating steel furniture and cabi-
nets, and be competent TO handle help; perma-
nent position to who Is energetic; to
receive attention state age. reference and
salary desired. zoe, Ledger Office.
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT


is OPEN
PELHAM COURF was not built TO make az
appeal to every one-but to you who demanc
the best and accus toned TO receive it--at
a price which. considering what you do de-
a strong, compelling rival
PELHAM COURT is located at CaTpenters
station Germantown, Just off beautiful LII,
coin Drive, on the Pennsyvania Railroad. ov
enough for any one.
suites OF 2 rooms and bath to rooms ana
baths; the size TO suit your requiremenA'
prices are from $50 up
PELHAM COURT is a quiet. pertect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an abso-
lutely Ideal and exclusive suburban location: :,
IN word you may come TO PELh.Ah
COURT and find perfect suburban LOCATION
with characterization unexcelled, an Ideally con,
structed building, quiet. dignihed, elegant. fov
may. select an apartment of the size 20 sui
your individual needs. you will md all your
housekeeping problems solved and taken care
of for you absolutely without effort on your
parti you viii find table OF the utmfosst
excellence at most moderate price, and the
same courtesy, service and attention Is UNI
form throughout the entire establishments 4,
For full Information, arrangements Tor u.
snection and reservations, call, phone +"
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & CO.,
SPRUCE 30Tt RACE 3oe5 :.
Or their represent stives on the promises ~
Pelham Court
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MUSICAL INsrRUMENTs

PIANo-S75 cash. $50, 81 weekly, for magrte
cent upright pianoi been used; decided barRsin
y. B. TODD, 1906 Arch st.
PIANo-SiOO;( handsome Lester mahogany mn
right grand guaranteed; cost S5OO ~
ID. b. TODD, 1900 Arch ST.
P1ANo-se0 CASH sllO, .25 weekly for 6es5-
tlful mahogany upright; been used Il rnontLel
great barsains, b, b. TODD. 1905 Arch ~
PIANo-t125 handsome Lester upriehf s-ss.;s.
good as new guaranteed; cost $4a5 e'"noi
b, y. TODD, 1906 Arch 81
PlANo-tlo9. steingay uprshti cost t4so,
B, y. TODD. 1906 Arch ST.
PIANO-t8O. upright piano, In splendia ..--,
ton; suitable for bcFinner 'H Sonoi-
y. u. TODD. 1906 Arch Al
PIANO--slf5. Henry +. Miller ,osho.s...-.-
riHhti like new cost sfI1. ferl,s ess ny up
PIANO. l4t. IunlInhf. |d nood soai,, -. =.
tl t4t 1,I urr oit4I lalzaInS. Ito 4.'
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-An apartment; Logan or Germen--
toVn preferred; reasonable rent. f 94I, Leos-'
CdhtraE
APT. wanted; bedrooms. kitchen, bath and a.
ting room; desirable loea. G. At. Ledger Nen..
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STORAGE

AltIJ,ER n. BROAD STORAGE CO. Bro.a 4.
Lehigh ave. new hreprOof addition; rooms ae-ee
proof; furniture and china packers: automchti,-
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BOY wanted for general office work; must be
good penman and come well recommended.
Apply by letter only 10 DUNCAN. Hood & Co.,
Inc, 240 w. susquehanna ave. ave.
ROY under IL to learn high-class Interior
decorating; exceptional opportunity Tor bright
boy. NJ 644. Ledger Central
ROY l8 10 49, in real estate office. Ad-
dress 70, Ledger Branch, 26l4 kensington
ave-
10, Ledger Branch. 2014 Kensington ave.
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YOUNG LADY, between 10 and 20. experienced
in general office work; must be bright, alert
and interested in her work; an excellent chance
for advancement. w SO, p. o. Box $500.
WA sHWOMAN colored. wanted for Mondays
only; must have reference: Call 2115 N, 10th.
WOMAN for washing and ironing, Can 1923
Wayne ave.
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LABoRERs 4s-hour week. minimum fun time
weekly wage Sl0l9 must be steady. reliable
men Apply a. m. to .. m, Atlantic
Refining Company. Employment Dept. Phila.
gate, 3144 Passyunk ave.
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HEATING
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MAXIM KELSEY health heat better and
cheaper than hot water or steam; 1000 refer
ences; both phones. 1897 Filbert st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARTIsT-Glass painter and designer; Century
Stained Glass Works. 212 $. 1lth 81,
BOOKKEEPER and storeworker, middle age,
living near Mt. Holly: position near Wrights-
town. salary $40; reference required; state
experience. P. o. Box 40e7, station B. Phila.
BooKKEEPER and office man. thoroughly ex-
perienced, for manufacturing plant; state age,
reference and salary required. 232, Led
ger Office.
Observation-Disclosures man on safeguard
ledger; state experience, reference and salary.
+ $40, Ledger Central.
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YocoM FRICTION CLUTCH pulleys save Won
stops and trouble. They cost you less per year
sJoskd Sg dysdends . ms tIA stHIAFTING AND, AiAcAINE
JAMES YoCoM & SON.
PowER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos, motors boiler, steam and oil en-
Etnes, pumps air compressors. va
FRANK TooMEY, Inc, 127 N. Cd st.
MILLING N1ACHINEs-No. . Kempsmith mt
yersal, No. Garvin universal, No b InirEs
hand No, l u s. Mch. Co. hand. seyfertis
STEAM shovel, = -yd. bucket: travelling oTa1s
~ -yd. clamshell, for rent, with crew or viii
contract by I'd. II. C.. Amber. 8T1 Old York rd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-04

.TetaI sales. 11:48S shares. compared VII Win
"a, ,455 shares; same period last week, 5O2lO
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Extra for Vacuum Oil

ROCHESTER, NJ Y. April 4.-The Vac
uum OIL Company has declared a regular
semmiannual dividend of 8 per cent and an
extra of per cent, both dividends payable
May IL to stock of record May 1.
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NEW YORK, April 4.


disturbing
in
definitely determined
the most direct market influence that which of
In
other
stock moved
then established Special weakness with
studaker falling
studebake
while
There
from o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-04

Operations on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange throughout the session To-Day
did not differ 20 any great extent from
the previous two days Of the week AS
matter Of fact the amount OF trading done
was smaller than yesterday. the largest
amount of business took place in the hrst
two hours, and during that time the bulk
of the trading was In United states Steel
common. After midday, however, there
was a sackening down in the trading ana
even in Steel common, which was the most
active all through the day, the turnover
became smaller as the price declined below
the close of yesterday. The action of this
stock indicated that, for some reason or
other, it was under pressure and while
stock was picked up the traders interested
in IL did not show q disposition TO take IL
unless at a concession.
With so little interest in the market, the
traders i'm the Street and on the floor or
the Stock Exchange being concerned more
with the developments at Washington. much
could not be expected in the way OF price
movements, and in this no one was disap-
pointed. The changes were irregular. An
encouraging thing was the firmness dis-
played in some issues while others gained
trifle. The fractions, as was the case
Yesterday did not make up a great amount
Of the trading, In fact, this class of stocks
was absent from the tape until late in
the morning. Then Philadelphia Rapid
Transit trust certificates came out with
loss of half point. on the first sale ten
shares changed hands and then came five
shares. all at 2Sh. The additional trading
in this issue was very light indeed. Two
shares of United Traction sold at 4S1a,
gain of the half point
When 1t was announced that the STOCK
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BUSINESS IN STOCKS SLOWS DOWN; S7l
MAJORITY OF TRADING IN NORM
Price Changes Are Few and Narrow-Steel Common Mo
Philadelphia Electric New 5s Admitted To-
Unlisted Department-March Financing Larger

list committee had admitted Pb,,.s.,
Electric first mortgage per cent ~.
fund gold bonds. due October 1. ,as-
the unlisted department, interest turs'
these bonds, they taking the placs W
temporary bonds and before noon NV " q
100000 had been bought and solS ~
were by far the most active in ~. ~
division. but showed a small loss ~
same time the company's per o. ~
mortgage sinking fund gold bord.' ~
october l, 1855, were admitted TO tr.1s. y
the unlisted department, as were ths ry
sylvania Railroad receipts for the nav, I'M ,ls
of general mortgage Al per cant
bonds, deliverable when and as issr..
turnover in them was fairly large Mis-
price unchanged as compared with ~.
sale on the Curb yesterday. after ~.
advance. Preferred and common stoss
Harrison Brothers d Co., Inc, recently ~
chased by du Points, were stricken Z.
tho list.
A tabulation of the corporate an...,
in March, which came to hand todav ~
the trend of the times. During the sns'S
there was n total of $266, ,6OO, 900 fnarsa
which represented a gain of s15aSs ~
over February, and it was far abovs q
uary, when the total was 1925, 900 o0o \
compared with March Of last year Z
was a gain of $S6,100,000. or the to,s, }
March financing this year s155, 900 00S ~
contributed by the railroads and s76.Sooa NJ
by public utilities, which leaves onlv s,,'
100000 for the industrial corporations NJ \
the railroad group the S60,O00,O0O rsr.s'
mortgage Az per cent bonds of the p.s'
sylvania Railroad and s45, ,000, 900 one. e.s... ..
5 per cent notes of the New Haven n.
nished &C per cent of that division !,
financing.
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o4a Mo sSaes. ,oss1X sns5ss: ss: compare with
400 shares.
Corn Products pref. OK per cent. NN'''
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April Am a dull ma,..
French exchange was a strong feature !
the early dealings today. Gables were oro,.
at 5.791a and checks at 5.S0h, compars
with 5S2 on Saturday at the close.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 4.75iS, cables 47sl
sixty-day bills nominally 4.72, ninety.ds
bills 40
Franc cables 5.791a. checks 5.sob.
Lire cables 1864. checks 766. '',a
Swiss cables 503ia, checks 5.O4k.
GuIlder cables 405s checks 4OA.
Ruble cables 2S,3S, checks 2S3O. ga
Pesetas cables 21.95. checks 2165.
Stockholm cables 30.25, checks 30.
Christiania cables 29.75, checks 29.5N
Copenhagen cables 2S.95, checks 2S7s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-04

Total ..l.s: s4;sll 400. compared With ss.%as.-
sss! sss at ~: s.sE IT, ssasssccs wa css ''ss'soo''
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MAJORITY OF STOCKS UNDER PRESSURE
IN TRADING ON THE BROAD STREET CURE


in
declined Central Foundry fell 2S 26
o a
3olL lLand3
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MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Call money opened at 2ia
per cent; high, 2h ; low, 2A; last, 2A /;
closed at "a d21a ruling rate, 2Is per
cent
The market for time money technically
is a shade firmer in tone but not to any
appreciable extent changed from the recent
conditions. Industrial loans are slightly
higher at AZ 441a per cent for four months,
and for sixty days there are loans on this
kind of collateral at per cent. Money on
good mixed is about 4 per cent under the
industrial rates.
Leading bankers say that there is no
prospect of any disturbance of the money
market, but there is a feeling that in view
of the international financial situation, con-
servatism should be maintained.
Prime mercantile paper, in sympathy
r. 1th the collateral loan market is firmer.
AID less paper. is changing hands at per
cent. On exceptional names paper could
be discounted at that figure, but the average
minimum is Az per cent From that level
rates run up to Az per cent.
Prime bank acceptances are quiet at un.
changed rates.
PHILADELPHIA Call, 3b per cant
1me, Az W5 per cent. Commercial naner
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LEGAL NOTICES

SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
q sOAPSTONE PLANT, SoAPSTONE oIlAR.
RIEs Fiji ECia HirAa IN AsfEkIA Ella, foTNTY VA.
2Ec 2ic THE THcrioE rsi9oSErHERN RAILWAY. AT PUB: PJ:
Pursuant to a decree entered in the Hust.
y Va. on the 18th day OF March, ieii' in onu. ths
= chancAry Cause therein depending under be ths
shoT, zane ,an;sW and style & q Mrs Anna schades
K Sorntlon ct al. defendants. wherein the nnder
n f3rned was appointed trustee with fniI ,nusa nn,a
+ and authority TO execute and perform the
\ 3Insts set out and enumerated IN Certain
/. .f2nyeyaHScs eyS drawn rn and executed December i.
e. n lss e ihs paDsTs
q = conditions and terms therein confa i%nad %
f11 strictly IN accordance with the reaiire
@6nfs and the purport thereof. which aatd
ssunty e TscSyTdsd N fee Clerks oiics u
16s undsfsisned sppoin sd trustee ps psse afos Se
xp4 D3' ii 'sis :9F me- ea.S Ssfs,. Sa sss, A.
* - 5kesSs door, Hustinss Court Part cins sfs
s.s sps and sFhsss s:s.Iasf ssdss srsS q:
;sss ss.;,. ss:s:s'. ,,.ss q lena ys.
>i!1G lnree hfadred and twenty-seyen (s27,
{o6 x1119on. on the west by the esta q q
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FINANCIAL NEWS
NERVOUSNESS MARKS STOCK TRADING
IN WALL STREET THROUGHOUT DAY
Delay in Definite Action by Congress on War Resolution
Is Disturbing Group of Spectators Depress
Steel Common
High Points in TOday's Financial NeUs

H.gh
mostly all
tor S2O2 Chicago highest
un9
oWer. More gold to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKEr

NEW YORK, April 4.-The market \.
coffee futures today opened inactive I'M
first prices unchanged to an advance n 4
points. t-5I
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PHILADELPHIA - Call, 3la per cent
ame' AZ 90 per cent: Commercial paper
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-21
HIGH SCHOOL MOTIFS.

Ivor Axelsoh, who has returned
from France, addressed the meeting
Of the 'Civics club last evening at the
High school, Mr.. Axelson spoke in an
interesting manner OF his work with
the American Field Ambulance Corps,
Section Sc. His work was chiefly
around the Alsace section Els SEC
ton was the first American section to
use the French type Of cars. After
his talk, Mr.. Alexson exhibited a num-
Der of curios and photographs taken
from the European front.
The first and second basketball
teams will play today at o'clock in
the gym. Physical Director Moor
head is making arrangements for the
formation of a squad, lis pounds and
under.
School closed today at 1870 for the
Christmas vacation, and will reopen
Jan. 8, 1918. ..-
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different, not to say possibly traitor
GUS deeds ever heard of by the can
vassers for members. and which, it
seems, is only capable OF being made
by the most narrowrninded person. It
is said that q certain party in town,
who was entered as g. member Of the
Red Cross by proxy. Immediately upon
hearing Of it, got in touch with the
canvassers and notified them to erase
his name. This party is quoted as
saying that he would not have any,
thing to do with such an unworthy
thing as the Red Cross.
LOST-A pair Of gold trimmed glasses
between Cooks garage and Gram
mar school. Return to Confortrs
store. Claim reward. 12-21-1d
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GERMAN INGENUITY.

Berne. Dec. 20. (Crrespondence)-
German ingenuity has once more
found a way to stave of the crisis
threatening by reason of the lack of
clothes and clothing. The authorities
OF the so-called imperial clothing
headquarters, according to Berlin pa
pers just arrived, have ordered all
schools to turn In old wall maps that
are mounted on linen or cloth of any
sort. .....,
The maps, it is explained by the
clothing headquarters, will then be
separated from the cloth by cleans
ing process, and the supply of linen
thus obtained will be used. for cloth
Ing il possible, but In any event for
Innings.
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CITY ITEMS

Gifts that warm the heart as we'll
as the feet. Damon's Shoe Shop
Advt.
Tobacco in pound and half pound
jars at McDonough,s, 81 Church st.
-advt.
Our Christmas club starts Decem-
her 22nd. We pay interest. Com
mercial Trust Co.-advt
Grand opening, Sat. Dec. %. Full
line of dry goods at lowest prices. S.
Groco and e. Acino, 40 Arch St
advt.
Skating shoe outfits, $3.50 pair, at
Mills Hardware Store.-advt.
Maurtce Shurberg has returned
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DISABLED HEROES.

Lancaster, England, Dec. 81. (Cor-
respondence)- The first industrial viii
lage for disabled soldiers and sailors is
to be constructed here on a large etate
given by Sir Thomas Storey. It is to
be laid out with workshops, houses
for married men and hostels or fra
ternAl homes for others.
There will be a new church, recrea-
ton ground, garden, public park and
the existing mansion will he used as a
club house. There will also be ac-
commodation for about 500 disabled
men in the village.
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New YEAR l: 4 DRIVE BY
COLLECTOR LEWIS
cots 70 Complete Bis Accounts
BY First Of Month
BID CROSS CAMPAIGN

NJ 91~-0U THUS EHk-NOOQ WOTK AG
otl,s Passion5st Father to AS
- Christmas at St. Pau's Church.
Charles F. Lewis, the Berlin tax
alectOr. Is making great Roadway
lth his work. Local residents have
Always been prompt with their pay
Ients and this wear will be no excep-
Iti0n to the rule. Mr.. Lewis is desir-
1Ds of completing his accounts as near
the first OF the year as possible
Red Cross Champaign.
a Red Cross meeting was held at
Gre rooms last evening and Miss
Holm save an Interesting talk on the
fe1roosaof tho campaign In this Vi
MY. Berlin has made q generous
s9s1ponse to the cause. The women in
4harge Of the booth at the postofi1ce
0day are Miss Helen Nouree and Mrs.
3oOdrfch. The first class in surgical
4 rAASing meets tonight
81 In Kansfngton the committee also
reports success. Miss Ryan at the
cst Office has disposed Of all her
Nations and has sent out q call for
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and the employees have left for other
occupations.
A large motor truck became stuck
in the snow on Cedar Hill yesterday
and experienced some difficulty in get
ting out. At the same time. a sleigh
filled with furniture overturned de-
posting the load on the road
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SALARY COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

The regular members of the police
department held a meeting last even
ing and selected John Carlson. Her.
bert Lyon, Clarence LAnpher. Thomas
Dolan and William O'Meara to con-
fer with the police commission rela-
tive to an increase in salary. The
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REAL ESTATE ATTACHED.

George Rapelye, through his coun-
sci, Joseph G. Woods, has brought
suit against Salvatore Restalla for
800. Real estate on Hartford ave-
nue. has been attached by Constable
Wrinkle The writ is returnable in
the city court on the second Monday
in January. ri. o.
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GOING TO FRANCE.
Ralph Moody to Leave With Ptne
Tree State ReRimenf.

Vice Principal }. G. Moody Of the
High school has has received q letter
from his son, Ralph, who IL contested
with q Maine regiment, telling him
that the regiment has been ordered
to France.
Moody was well known in this
city, having been prominent athlete,
and was at one time captain Of the
High school basketball squad. At the
time of his enlistment he was q stu
dent at New York university.
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Very Special for $3.50

Lace Net, Crepe de Chine, Tub Silks and satins.
Blouses that are chic, shown in complete assort-
rent Of sizes and colors, never have been offered
previous to this time for less than $2.es.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-21

minions OF the law ask for il per
cent increase. ~
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-21

more. Miss Marjorie Moore was in
charge of the booth at the bank. It is
hoped that when the final day is
reached Berlin will stand high in the
number Of new members. The cam
paign closes Christmas eve.
st. Paul's Christmas Program.
Rev. J. C. Brennan of st. Paurs
church announces that the masses
for Christmas day will take place at
z, $3.50 and 10 o'clock. A Passionist
father from Boston will assist Father
Brennan at the services. Mrs. Lewis
Beeeher the organist,. has arranged
the following program:
Organ Prelude
Mass in B fiat. William NJ. 8. Brown
Kyrie William NJ. S. Brown
Gloria In Excelsis. ..............
. William M. s. Brown
Credo -. William M. s. Brown
Offertory-Adeste Fideles
Sanctus. William NJ. 8. Brown
Benedictus
Agnus Del
While Shepherds Watched
Benediction
O'Salutaris
Tantum Ergo
Laudate Dominum
ecessional-':Dear Little One"
l. 4 r
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Chance for Ventures.

Chance for Ventures.
Local admirers Of Alvah Ventres
the wrestler will have a chance to
see their idol try to redeem himself
in his coming return match with his
conqueror, A. Peterson. Ventures has
been training hard for the bout and
is confident that his home town
supporters will not be disappointed In
him. The event will take place on
January at Turner hall, New Brit
ain.
Berlin Briefs.
Mrs. Norman E. Bigelow will leave
Saturday for Augusta, Georgia. where
she will visit her husband, who is q
sergeant in the medical corps at Camp
Hancock.
Practically all the neighboring
brickyards have closed for tho winter