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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26
e.o ROAD GRADER PUT TO
WORK on AUTO HIGHWAY

A big road grader and twelve men
arrived here Thursday from, Canon
City 10 rush completion of the road be-
tween the district and Canon City.
Florence and Pueblo. Some Of the
men In charge OF the work assert that
with favorable weather the road may
he completed before the time speci-
ned. This automobile highway ~ili be
one OF the grandest scenic motor trips
In the entire United States and IL liz
sad that even the men who are work.
ing on Il at present and who are used
TO seeing mountain scenery of every
description have used all the adject-
ives in the English language trying to
describe its wonders.
The road will do much towards add
Ing toCoIorado's already abundant sup
ply OF beautiful scenery and viii be
paradise for motorists from all over
the world when completed. The FIRE.
mont county officials are bending
every effort possible 10 get their end
Of the work completed ms early as pos
sibie. Several automobile owners and
the Victor Motorcycle club have as.
sembled In body on frequent occa.
sions recently and spent several hours
working on the road.-Crippie Creek
Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

s57. Hepplewhi,e. James, Gladstone
s66. Ottino. Dominic
ses. Eldridge. James A.
332. Jones. Clarence J.
3Ts. Wilson. James Robert
542. Eskilson. Harold Samuel
las. Schmidt. Louis Ernest
s74. Garino, George
55.. Coleman. Floyd
2sS. Tipton. Byron Ellsworth
675. Pilarck, Edwin
i1is. vernetti. James
3is. Mccoy. Russell
ss2. Richards. William Henry
726. Eissinger. Rec c.
Is. Manu. Guido Ernest
so5. Angel. Arthur
s33. Filliprf. Luigi
452. Garfield, James Taylor
s55. Roy. Marion Ernest
ESQ. Romero. Antonio
Sos. Domnquez. Abel
i11s. Banks. Raymond
sis Bes!cy. Wade II.
2is. Harding. Lebbeus Loomis
go. Bob, Peter Robert
SEQ. Walker. oda Roy
bI4. Canterbury, Elmer ~.
81. Sartor. Samuel August
9st. Ramiex, Joseph
100
so. Palm. Henry Franklin
SS2. Lynn. Jr,. Joseph
e71. Potts. William A.
7fs. Dalfior. Peter Barnard
s2i. Crosby. Clarence clifford
1911. Ponse. Juan
1873. Green. Francis Duty
Sc. Glib. William
79e. Applebce. Richard
&. Ciary. William Thomas
$50. Pogliano. Felix
$50. Pogliano, Felix
s.. Fisher. Raymond Henry
$40. Fabrixzio. Peter
$40 Walker. Cyrus oren
1872. Hall, John Dennis
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

pimpics. Actchea s6feS,
humors, and eruptious.
by DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery For
a poor complexion, and
for the poor blood that
causes IL. this is the best
OF all known remedies
In every disease or dis
order of the skin or scalp,
In every trouble that
comes from impure blood,
the -Discovery' Is the
only medicine sold that
does what IL promises
Scrofula in all its yari-
aus forms Ec1ama Tet-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

Mrs. r, NJ. Allison, 4os Michigan
street. left Tuesday for weeks visit
In Canon City.-Puebio Chieftain,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

331. Hurst. Fred Adelbert
HOS. wolaver. Adear Lee
1872. Davies. IdwaI H.
1901. Norman. Frank James
1049. Moschetti, Nick
us. Gerlach, Alfred P.
s61. Morgan. William John
$50. Vilcarilio, Antonio
349- Platz. Clifford Archibald
562. Banta. Raymond Leslie
sol. Fabrizio. Paul
S75. Garino. John
ia. Ferkul, Frank
Sc. Spangler. Isadore Millard
1924. Hopper. William Noble
S7I Federico. John
1882. Lewis. William p.
1043. Malone. John
SIT. Godfrey. Wyndham
435. Santarella. Joseph F.
6s1- Sausa. Samuel L.
713. Feller. Arthur C.
935. Guogliuzzo,, I.iborio
i121. Smith, Frank B.
I150. Ward. Claude
$50. Bell. Jafes II.
lie. Lloyd, John d.
725. Kissinger. Mearell T.
1904. Soldano. Giacomo
156. Lundquest, Carl Frederick
sos. Domenico. vireinio d.
$50. Sullivan. John James
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
LYCEUM CLOSES TOMORROW

Curtain Win Ring Down on Stock
 Company Saturday Night-To se-
 cure Klaw & Erlanger Productions.
 Manager George Levitt of the Ly- ceum theater announced today that rather than continue for another week, the stock company will con- clude its seasons engagement at the theater tomorrow evening, with the final presentation of "A Pair of Queens
 Tomorrow night the theater will be officially closed for the time being, al- though Manager Levitt today says he signed a contract whereby he is to secure for his theater the road pro- auctions of Klaw & Erlanger, leading producers of the east. The contract calls for the presentation of these road plays in New Britain on one or two nights a week as they are re- leased. It is expected that the play house will be re-opened with road company productions in about a month and Manager Levitt says he is negotiating for "The Blue Par adise' as the initial performance.
 Manager Levitt denies that he is to convert the Lyceum theater into a movie" house. It will continue as a legitimate playhouse and moving
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20

horns, at the City Drug Co.,, and Dickinson's Drug Store.-advt.
 Clement Hallinan, . student in M. I. T., is visiting with his parents. MT. and Mrs. j. L.. fIallinan of 67 Beaver street.
 X dance for the benefit of the base ball team will be given in Booths hail Tuesday evening. May 8, by the Rambler club.
 Rabbi H. s. Goldstein, head of the social service bureau of the Order or B'nai B'rith. and Professor Layman or Yale faculty will speak at a meeting of Jehuda TIalevi lodge. I. o. B. B.. sunday evening. Rabbi Goldstein will speak on work conducted by the de- partment, and Professor Laynan sutject will be ."rhe Bible in the Light of Modern Science"
 A son was born this morning 1o Professor and Mrs. Frederick F. -Har- mon of 1o4 South Burritt street.
 daughter, Margaret Barnes. was born to Mr. and Mrs. WilNam F. Schafer of Anderson avenue. New York city. Before her marriage Mrs
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
City Mems

EA surprise party was rendered to
 - Anna Venberg at her home on street last evening. During the ! entng selections were rendered on
 vfctrola. after which dainty nch was served. Miss Weinberg was recipient of 8 beautiful lavalierre ven by her young friends.
 yudgment by default for $500 and ats has been givensin the case of AAc Reichert vs. Hyman Schlafer. ctton was brought to recover for al- Eged loan and merchandise sold to ae defendant. Attorney M. D. Sake epresented the plaintiff
 200 trimmed hats $1.69 to $3.9S. ort hats marked down. Seibert.- [1Nt.
 The Catholic Choral Union Concert
 to be held at the Lyceum Sunday eening. May 31. Patrons tickets Icy be obtained at Kenney & Leg
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

In recognition of her approaching marriage May 9 to Albert N. Natzke. Miss Sophie Hornkohl was given a
 miscellaneous shower Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. l.. e. Berry at 40 Roberts street. Numer- ous gifts were received the guest of honor received numerous we'll wishes for happy married life and there was an enjoyable social time. The feature of the occasion was a mock marriage with Guy Berry assuming the role of groom, Mrs. George Engie enacting the role of bride. Miss Alice Rice servipg as ring bearer and H. F. Hornkohl appearing as the clergy man. A reception followed during which dainty refreshments were
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
ELKs' MINISTRIES A SUCCESS.
Local Dockstaders Make Big Hit nt
 Debut Performance.

Local Dockstaders Make Big Hit at
 Debut Performance.
 More than 200 Ejks, some of which were from Hartford, Meriden. Middle town and Bristol, were entertained last evening at the homo of lodge s67 on Washington street, when 8 ruDo character minstrel performance was given by members of the order, un- der the direction of John J. Crean. The "rubes'' made 8 decided hit with the gathering with their grotesque makeups, singing and witicisms.
 The work of John Kilduff. who as- sisted in the program was of a high class order Much credit is due tho committee arranging the event. con- sistiny of Joseph Haffey, chairman; John J. Cream and Harold Johnson. At II o'clock the Elks' toast was given by Past Exalted. Ruler Cotter of Hart ford lodge, No. 10. A typical "Fritzie" Eppler luncheon WAS served which ap- peased the appetites of the members. P. H. Corbett was interlocutor during the minstrel performance.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20

Schafer was Miss Phoebe Beale of this city.
 Two cases of scarlet fever on Laurel street were placed under quarantine by the board of health today.
 Miss Cora M. Beale is spending two weeks in New York.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting which was to be held tonight in the Congregational church at Berlin has been postponed. The day and date will be announced later.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20

pictures will be exhibited only when regular performances are not being given, he says. The manager has a number of high class photo plays which he will endeavor to secure for presentation in his theater when 1t is otherwise idle. Among these are George M. Conan in Broadway Jones'" '.Joan. the Woman" "Wom- anhood" and others 5~
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
RELIEVES DIAMOND STOLEN.

Soutalington Man Loses Gem on Visit
 to This City.
 The authorities are searching for one and threequarter carat dia-' mond, reported as having been stolen or lost at the railroad station by a visitor to this city from South irgton.
 The loser believes that he was the victim of a pickpocket and so report ed to Deputy Sheriff McCabe of Southington in his complaint. The latter communicated with the local authorities and was assured that every possible assistance will be given in searching for the missing spark Ter"
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20

York. The bunkers will be 2l0 feet in length.
 Another large contract secured by Baker & Lasher is for the conStruc- ton of sidewalks in Wethersdeid. which cannot be completed in lesA than a month.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
TO BUILD LARGE BUNKERS
Union Manufacturing Co. Awards Contracts for Erection of Coal StOr- age Plant of Steel and Concrete.

Announcement was made today that the Union Manufacturing Co. had awarded contracts for the construc- tion of steel and concrete coal bunk CTS to be built on the railroad track ir the rear of it's foundry. The bunk CTS will cost approximately $2O,000.
 The principal contract, that for the concrete, has been awarded to the Baker & Lasher Co. of this city. The steel work will be done by the Will liston Steel Co. of Torrington, tho bridge work by Ripley J. Ramage of this city, the metal roofing by J. O.. Mills & Co. of this city and the in- stallation of rolling steel shutters by the William H. Brodie Co. of New
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20
InnShiHe Society.

others tsara. Till in Heaven the deed appears.
 Pass 1t on.
 Iotto-Good cheer.
 Flower-Coreopsfs.
 Colors-Gold and white
 Twenty calls were made upon Shut ins and members during the last two weeks.
 Plans which had been underway for another dance were given up at the last meeting, 1t not being con- sidered advisable at this time.
 Flowers were sent to cheer eight homes in the few weeks.
 Two wheel chairs, one air cushion and two pairs crutches are idle at the present time.
 Seventy-seven oranges were sent to the hospital.
 The all-day sewing meeting was . great success. Garments were made for the Blind Babies Home in Farm ington. At the close of the day thirty articles had been completed. Lunch con was served at noon and a gen. erous sum was realized from the pro- ceeds of that.
 Two new members wero added at our last meeting
 The annual convention of the so- ciety will be held at Wilmington, Del, in May. It was voted not to send a delegate this year.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-20

Till in Heaven the deed arpears.
 Pass 1t on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Md
Eskew. Miner Hubbard. Selma. Ala
Gilmore. Goodlat,e Browne. Hamp-
tvi.. Va
Green Rerryman. Jr.. Theological
Seminary. Va
griffith. Charles Marley Jr Thorn
asville. y. G.
Gwinn. George Emerson. lowell
West Va.
Howard. Kalford Wall. Portsmouth,
Va.
l.cavcnwor,h. William cccll. New
Haven. Conn.
Mrcandltsh, Howard shield. Jr. Uni
Nersity. Va. ~,
Mccan,s. John Marion. Gu,herics-
vile. s &.
McIlwainc William Cairo II.
Petersburg. Va.
Mcneil. GEORGE Palmer. Jr. I'm.
Nersity. Va.
Newman, samuel Rnphel Richmond
VA.
Norhurn. Charles Strickland. Ac-
ton. y {.
Peterson William Canova. ~. vii
minc;on. y. L.
rou. Walter Graham HAWKS. Shang-
liai China
Homainc Mason. Jr.. Petcrsburs. VI
Wexford. Beverley Randolph. Lr
ttchmOnu. Va.
Whltlock. Simon Zen. Norfolk Va
Bachelor nf Laws.
Nhhot. John Lewis. LynchburG, Va
Allen. Carlos Richard. Goloucestcr,
City. y. j.
Bell. Robert Wexford. Ahnsdon.
Va.
Bcnckcrstcin. Leonard Juiius
Orange. Texas
Floyd, Arnold Riley. Anderson. S. c.
Brc"n. Charles Mcdonald. Mui..Ia,
Ga.
camm. Frank. Lynchhurc. Va
cooley. Alva Edison. Pircrs Cap. Va.
CROSBY. r'locidus Stott, Staurton. ~.
Duke. William Eskridre, Chariottcs-
Vile. Va.
Duncan. Charles Taylor Jorcsvlllc,
Va.
Faulkner Whiting CARLYLE, Martins
burg, West Va
Fleming. Charles Campbell, uMivci.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
\ Re'iab'e Treatment
for Rheumatism

a sudden twinee OF pain is general.
~ the first warming of an attack OF
rheumatism. 1t feels as II the diSca SC
was IN the bones OF muscles, hat the
real cause Of rheumatism Is the uric
acid in the blood. The use OF linImentS
and rubbing undoubtedly gives tenn
porary relief, but effective results only
come from the use Of Il dependable in
tcrnal medicine such as Warmers Safe
Rheumatic Remedy 1t acts on the
blood and helps drive the uric acid
from the system. II has a history Of
40 years of we'll doing behind it. =
history fully substantialtcd by people
whose good VIII and confidence in this
thoroughly reliable treatment has been
fairly won. Warmers safe Rheumatic
Ecmedy rarely fails 10 assist the pa-
tient back TO health and visor with a
feeling Of true happiness and words Of
praise. II You have any symptom OF
rheumatism. you're safe IN trying
Warmers Safe Rheumatic Remedy.
Sold by druggists everywhere sam
PIE sent on receipt OF ten cents War
n"r'S safe Remedies 90. Dept 5of.
Rochester. y. I.-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

sily. Va.
EorEcS, Roscoe C,onkl,ng, Lyncuuurg
Y,
I.,,,,ro po,.,,s ca,,rr Cborlott.s.
,iria ~.
En,d,,,,r S;droy Alan Ivpchhur.
y,
,;ooJvyu wi,,jom can,reu. Louis
y,lc Nv
crave, John Spo,,swood. Liberty
Mills VA
Gwathmcy. Richard Bnrhec. Louisa.
vo
L,2lesrnvc. Guy Bianton. Richmond.
".
,iuhacn. oscar conrad. Charleston.
West ""
McCalI. John Ethridro. Ir Memphis
'rouu
Mcdonald. Middleton. Vienna >.a
NrNay. Harley Wilbur, Parkcrsburg
West VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Church. Va
Saunders. Edward Watts. IT.. Rocky
Mount. Va.
Mechanical Engineers.
Moore. jo,,H liartwcll. Bcrryville
Va
Phillips. William Lawrence. Alcxan-
dria. Va.
Electrical Engineer.
Moore. John llartwcll. Berryvillc
Va
Mining Engineer.
Holt. stephens Philip. Port Norfolk
Va
bachelor of Arts.
5caslcy. Henry Darlington. Lyn.n-
burg Va.
Black i:Irr"n Foster. Norfolk. Va
c3hcll Henry Failing. Portland. Ore
cole. Carter Stauard, IL. Ogontz. Pa
cowan. James Alexander. Jr Noun;
Pleasant, "a.
Davis. Arthur Kyle. Jr. Petersburg
Va.
Dudley. oliver Witchcr. Jr.. Danvillc
Va
Hamilton. Robert Patrick. Jr.. Gni-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

versity. Va.
llildrcth. Emmett franklin. Andal-
usia. Ala
lnsle. James Addison. Charlottes-
vile. Va.
Kern. Howard Milton. Memphis.
Tenn.
Lawrence. John Seward. South Nor
folk. Va.
I.eory. George Julian. Jr. Coronado.
Cal.
Mckay. Robert witherspoon. sumter.
> &.
Massie. Wexford jackson. Louisa Va.
Michic. Thomas Johnson. Jr.. Char
lottcsville. Va.
Murdaueh. james Edmund Jana
ridge. Baltimore. Md
Quarles. John Rhodes. Charlottcs-
VILE. Va.
MNcy. james Barbour, University.
Va.
Rumble. Gerould Mclean. Norfolk.
Va.
Watcrfelh. Robert Hantord Char
lo'tcsville. Va.
Williams. Charles DuBuisson. Yazou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

City. Miss.
Wilson. George Arthur. University
Va.
Womack. Egbert.- Suffolk. Va.
Wood. Robert Hancock. Lr, Char.
iottesvillc. Va.
bachelors OF Science.
BrigGs. Garland Baird. Scbrell. Va.
Coleman. Thomas Gibson. Stanford
Ky.
cr:slcr. Joseph Augustus. Jr. Mem.
phiY. Tenn.
pInglcdine. William Kendall. Iar,
onburg. Va.
Gather. Roscoe Bradley. Harrods
burg. '<y.
iunov. John Kirk. Salisbury. MI.
Johnston. Oswald Leon. University
Va
Meade. Richard Hardawav. Jr. Rish.
Continued on Fourteenth PagcJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Strong double rat
tan seal. b Z o IL Il
comfortable u a = X
exactly what YOU
want for porch or
lawn. You cunvot
duplicate II At any
W N e. re near thiS
price. Act quickly
how mia 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Large enough for any
average fam!ly-55-lb. ice
capacity. Seamless blue
gray onc-piecc porcelain
lining. front iccr. Large
food chamber with three
wire shelves. also roomy
bottom chamber. with drop
door. Handsome. sanitary
and economical. Just the
refrigerator you've been
wanting. The saving is
great enough to make
buying now an inducemcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
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Mentiac SMLnRrotc:

(Sn 100 &iO. S0dcn.) 9Sro Come:
Spring @6cot 9ron $i7.00- -4S00;
@eitern NliOOlings, $4700-4s.00.
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