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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Hairport, DIN.

Nimeii tGbben taistelemme Sierra
tGnGfin mi,onna. Ole alma pGGinie.
bcnune, 1inunban OH lotofin. Snnat
poimat eifpGt festd, jos ct joboa ia.
oosia, ipaan fun jobbat eipG estd mi
boIlinen poittoas. Onfo meiuG tit.
ten lotaa ia taistelua tdnGfin muon.
tlo, ctt1 torlpitlemmc Serron moimoa
pitolelIemme. &afas iiSfo ia nell,
loman lanon perustuflella meillG OIL
10 anfara . ~llstoesiaii SecIuficen,
loo. htomato beti eta oIfaa liiilIGli
ioto. @aiffapa omatnittoii onfin
turircsia, fun IepGphat Sscciufien liz
mis:cipl!I ipodmelII. liiieEiin iaat
ia;3:cll.s mibolIiien ipoItoia mas.o III
oacs;, itiesidii fill iIs!u,cr miir-
bcs.c f. iftenia tefec ianoofiecn Of.
maSia iIoitiemio LAM 'AIooh poiS I'll.
Il II .r;ertoiiuuoest.l mif1 meiTin cn
Sccinficsio aristuti.a. /. Sdh :ss-
DC. 80 tefoppbppo, " ppluiIlc, ini
TiiG'upli auteen. Y3fa ilo,nen ban
OH fanlfoan bdn faa Uicf .iteIIa ib.
m'ti'l ijc. ga tdt1 toisteliia cnln,e
ic';' tei:ieIIa, elGei Scrra Gle pliolcl.
Iamme. Sdnen ormsnia pfiin on fe,
eta tdndfin p6itpdnG iaarnrte pubic.
ia IuiIomadit: "gn peIfd6 faIIioIIa
Jos fuinfa mprsfp6G. 81 pIIG iinrte
ouIlot, fiin meri bprsfpdd. Nun fol.
Iioni &ristiis, ie fplId fanfao nun,
letpdtcn onneIliiena, ma iiiben thur.
%ipolioun."
Giirpo tdmG aIfapo ,msoii diff
min onneuinen wiioii eta faiffi us.
foiiimot Seeiufieen, ettei fiifaan endS
iiIfona i@ciioiii, ia mitd usfOiiiwdi
S~eefufiestd, fitdfo, eta bdn of bptpS
ibminen ia bptpd eiimerffi nellie, I'd
tdfS u~sfoifmme? Mobus pstdtud
81 ndin tpdbdd, sUourt poIios eseus-
pdG on meibdn iisfottdiuo. $aicmoo,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

ioSpa ipaan Seeius eiimerffina us
fotaon, me eboottomosti jououmme
ijdileen fa6otlufleen. 81 meille rita
eiimerffi, me tanpitiemme %ennenfaif-
fea tperiien Seeiufien. Sdnen meren
ia tGptpi ipiiotaa ipntiemme ioipituf-
iefii. Snomaa. main palion tartpit-
iet find, nina, ia fofo %ibmisiufu. 81
man iperen ipiiooatitSta CT topabolt
anteefiiantanrusto. SieoG, iimln on
usfottalun Sceiufiesto Min polion,
cttG San fuoIlesloon @olgatan ristil
Ia lopitti iiniitfin Sliniolan fansio.
&GiitGtbdn mitG on iomitiis, ie on /.
jdinen anteefii unto faifista ipnneis-
ia. ia tGbGn iuIfeiitiiii fofo maailma.
Sos ei buaipat oel tiirfpunaii, DIET on.
neton elGmasid ia fiiIoemasio. Sill
Ioin Ell SlimaIo ole piiolelIaii MOAN
Sdn on onfara tliomari. 81 lopop
mrita iotpitrsto ,jonfa Seeius tefi
.@oIgaton fummuirIa. CID bpliGd
tatd.
SoIIofin fdiiono ntoiniticn toimin-
nasta fesfini6esiomme, fila oIemnte
ban fun iuitri taIo misia tdptpp mad
rdtd ulfonaiiia toitd tpomiebiIIeen.
ga nGin muoben fGdnteesiG onfin bp-
pd tebod mddrdbffid. sc on fiiiten.
tin pddaiia, ettd perbc on iotpinnos-
ia fesfenddr. SiIIoinpo tpofin in-
jun, ia iiIDoinpa oIennntefin iotuinnos
IA, fun oIeitnte pfiimieIiiid Seeiuf-
fen arishtfien per6dtt. Sdstd iobtant
,~rimieliipps nlfonaifiinfin t5ibin ndb
oen ,ettei $dn iou orTo podnnr.etl tai
fein ourre ia oio. Cnnpeliieitrot, ,u,io
iifofo,is pibettiin toirstaiaa I. +. II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
sebefa, @inm.

EGGllG Hao6ocfin firfolla oil fir
fonmenot IA g., josIa pioettiin foto-
usta feIGfoulun perustamista mar
ten ia p11tettiin alfapafli feidfluln
alusta pboefli f%ultfailoefii. Spetta.
|jafii malittiin Mreli @bo iofa on
Suomi-O pistolla. HppoGn bnoma-.
uttaa faiftia lasten manbempia, etto
paniiitte lapiia fouluun Imam mibin
f1Gn piroluceieen fatiomatta. Sdmd
folilit eli ole pitolueelltnen. Slilibm
bppG, ettd %iuomalaiiia fun olemme,
ettG meiodn lapietfin uppiii oifein
litfemaan Suomen fieltG. Wafiueb.
DOT on faifine mapaaebtoiiet.
IGGll1 pmpGrist0lIG on liitusfel-
Tut eras iaarnaaja 81. 8dbGlG, pita.
en- ieuroia taloisia ia oil ie Eooooc-
fin ~firfosiafin mime ppband. $at
pitt main bmpin lpbpen pubeen fun
of ilta ia ieurafunnan p~astorin pitt
mpos iaaoa pllbua. 8abanlainen o.
ii frnilijoita jofa Tie iobtunut eta tiet
oil tufoS1a ia oil iilloin 40 asteen
paffanen. gn ole ennen ollut fuitle-
mosia @GbGlGG, maiffa olen monen
fuullut Ianoapai,, ettG bGn on oifea
Seelmfien opetiislapii. Siita lpbpes
I'd pubeesta ntinfG fuilin nina Jain
fen fGiitpfien, ett1 ban OF ipapaafirf-
foiIia eif1 ole oifea opetuslapIi, foS-
ia ban ei taboo fulllma mrbintadn
jarjcstpfieen ia jdrjestettppn firffo-
funtoan, iillG Sumnla on iGirestpf-
fen Sumalo. &ruloni mirfaan or
ban merrannut firffofiintia ia jdrjes-
tpfielliiiG ieiirafuntia triisteifii, eifc
fosfaon pbtppGnia "trustiin".
4 Mrs Sofia OH bpipin beiffona iai-
Rama ban potee rintataiitia.
Sptpin if1iu1fli main fan finn em'
me enGG tobbo Iaa0n Mrttajaa tdGllo
no. 3 tiellG. Sebefasta ~ioiiluncoella,
miiffoa enncn, emme %iaanect ollen-
faon ia mield Muffin le tulee bplpin
epGiGGnnolliiesti. Spfiplla mGban
aifaa famine alma periantaina, main
npt menee dina maanantaibin ia pie
lGpG josfus Ioppupiifollefin.
&irieempaibtoja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

y. foltppias &libIbergin aiuFaa.
Sliban diionnoIlista ctt1 roffoilS tuol
litii MISUNDERSTANDING, ioten plan of
iuirfailiiot ipalittu: SmpeIuie,ran
iobtoia 9ers Mdfi pppii eroa ia tie.
tpstt ie b6nelle mponnettiin, taliterl.
fin tabtoimme ofoittaa fiitoIIi5uiittd
bancn toilIeen ia toimiIIeen iobtojan
toimesta. EilolIe tpoIittiin Mrs $ars
iu. Soipomtne i~nnostusto ui6eIIe
jobtoioIIel gn aioteIlut faiffia pfii.
tpiiiG toimio fertoo, mltistetaon main
eta namdfin on tarpeeIIiiia oIemas-
ia ieitrofuntatposi6.
seurofunnan mioiitofous oil FUN.
%nuntoina ID p. 10 artpaommebau, et-
ia iilloin OH polion tpohutnnitelmia,
ioten eli aiio niistd paIion firioittaa
ia cnbdn lllfoo muistoififaon, fifii
monto cri ppfdIdG on p0ptdfiriosiu,
fuitenfin buomoittor,. eta tpombat tot
mibenfiIot hiIitpat tpoIitriffi.
$erra pitGfoon meta tdnGftn
tpitonno find pffinfertaifuaoesfo:
Sumolo of aristiffcsia ia fotuitti
mailman itienid fonsio.
@ucriioliittomme w~lsoiiiubloan OH
mcillG toiipo ioo6o postori SoIonen
Nonesicsto, go. Nuistafoopas tut
la 20 bdiipdnd iubIimoan.
@oiiban tcripeiiet foifiIIc ipercIId
ostetiiIIe. @ieIG ionmcn. SabIos.
ia footuon foIebti SopaniIdbctpfleIIe,
ioten maisfofoo iDorotd boIIario tos-
hume, fun Idboette iabIiimme Goir
pcrtiin. $erra fiirnoo tg5urmel
Mrmssfo oIcpo AttN.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
eoaiolto 30. ladfotan ~ausuitolta.

H|
Soulu ia uioemmiooen iublat mo
nine ballsflufiincen olpat rpt obi ia
muistot maifutifiineen olpot idlelld.
IdGnd laaiolla aaauifollafin tofoon.
muffin iublimaan mainittititta iiibli.
no. TdGll6 8raboofisia oil icuroflm
tomme toimesta ioulun aattoiltann
lllompietto fmial. Solstin talolla,
ionne oil banfittu faunis iclllffunii
foristuflineen. Yleii0d oil tildiiun.
oesIa mr. Solstin aiparat bioneet
t6pnn1. Tilaiiuuoesia ~iiioritettiin
beuscllinen objelma, jobon fnllni IL
lcito loulujo, rlinojo, piubeita, ferto-
mufiia b. m. Obielmm iuroitista
festi %aamupobon ia lamasia tilai-
~lulloesia pioimme iollliiiumalanpal-
melitflcn jo,iliiaamuna.
0rocfetisio oil leurefunnun tonnes
ia iolillln oattoiltana jubIa Ieiirnfun'
nan ~firfosia. Iruofas ia monipuo'
linen bengellinen objelma oil iiello'
fin iuoritettlt. @rocfetin Ieurafmtc
onfin Iaamlt lil1moimiu leuraflnnar
fualliileen tpobon. Sc on iaamll
pbtcpteeniG piimc ,plloocn aifano NJ
M. Suocob Iiummaon ia Yeter &ab'
f0len perfect, jotfa r~affonoelia tot
miluot ieurofummon bmpGfii. Gen
%rofunnon bpmGfii on ferGttp mapao-
ebtoiIio robolabjojo, ettG leurafun'
nan raba-aiiat Oh turpottit fofo al
foneen mllooen ojafii cif1 min oller
torpitie pit1G mppiGisiltamia. "a
MA ferGps otettiin fGptGntoon tasit
iel,roflmnasia 10 folme ipitotta tafa
perrin. Sen ttottamot tllofiet oipa
nolisieet miioii witooeIta. Sept OF
mp0sfin ie~rrafunnasIa pleiienG mic
lipiteen1 ie ajatiis. ctt1 iclrafunnal
firfon ollie pitGG laabo fofons.iali
iota moitaiiiin fdpit1G ieurafumnlal
ia 3ristilliien Muoriioieltron fofollf
Tia marten. 5dmdn iolin rofennuS
toibin rpboptddn 10 ebfd cnii fcipdn
nd.
Sausfa iutoiijubla of @rocfetil
fristilliicllG nuoriioicurallo tommif
1 pGiip1n iltono. Silaifuoesia mo
ritettiin orpofas bengcllincn obiel
ma ia Wnlittiiu lenrulle icbtofluttt
olfareen milo6en ojafii. en- muistt
fctd ti,li iobtoflmtoon, mittta fpllapi
i%erralt iaienet fen m%uistupat. Mlfa
ncel, piloben aiafii pGdtti ieitra tila
ia j1ienilIeen ""Nuoriion YstGip1'
lcbted Suomesta futen OH tebtp men
ncinGfin mitoiina. y
HoIlasia oil ioiIuoattoillan jublt
iitomolaisten banlilIo. Sitblnn pa
nj toinieen &ollan ielirafirnnan fris
tiIlinen nuoriioleira, toimelios Io
ipifon &uufi. SdmGn firjoittajo c
poinut ola tilaiiuuocsia, maon on 1t
icolta fliullitt, eta nuoriflo nj TT
Jon obiclmoo. ga fen no; bclpost
ustca. finn mitiston flinfo alma CIT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Kansan' kfHefta

nchiln Hulplton Thulun lupidl D.
mat Object obielmariffoita,
Sittc Z pGiwG tammifuuta oil e(a-
mifcn Miuuiun puoIipuoli fofous $.
Suntilicn tulolIa. 2otouficsia MN.
pGdtcttiin, cttd ielron toimesta pioe.
tam obiclma-iltama cnii Marian-
%pdimGnd. @ddtettiin mposfin banf-
fla icuralIe idienforttcia. Tdmdn
firioittaian buolefii idtettiin malli-
fortin ia faistanmisartpion barffimi.
men. Sunmmtai-f onlua p1Gtettiin
alfao pirimGGn lciiron toimesta emf
feiGn oifana.
&olInsia on iunri iouffo Inomalai
fla mtoria, iotfa on loptanpt onuenia
observation-disclosures Sceiufiesia ia tab
too ubrnta mtprinloen tpoimonla
Gristlficn mnltattrnnan bpipafii. Sn
noln IT'D jouffoa foslpattafoon ia
administration usfoSio, r~affauoesIo
ia robfciioesin! &ristilIinen muori-
iotp0 meHcstpiii paremmin &ollasia,
jos paiffdfiInnan eiu. litfb. %feurafiin.
nalla oIiii firffo, iobonfa mioriio moi
II fofoontla pitdmGGn fofoitfliaon ia
bcngcllili1 jubliaan, Npfpinen TO-
folSpniffn, baali, on faiffein inoma-
Ia stcn olia. &lilfcma tpofonia, 10.
iioliStit ia politifoitiijat f1ptt1lpGt II
til torfoitnfliinio. So fun baali on
noin faiffien oma, on ie mpoSfin al.
no buonosla %funnoSio ia lifaiiena.
Hltoriioieuran on maifea pitGG pub.
taana ia %funnosia bluonetta, iota faif
I'll fGpttG1pdt. Mposfin fpiptdan mio.
rita iiipeellistd ia u~sfonnollista tar
moa, ettei lettran fcfoufiien ia jub'
lien pbiclma meme a~la.arlpoilef1i,
Scnron toiminnon alfuaifoino mar
linfin iuli icuron fofolifiiin ia jub.
lin p1ibtpncit1 rGbiiemGGn. WtpoS-
fin tonsii.fiibfolet Iei;rau:, fiuilllmai
tomat olpat focttt. meet ioooo tonsiio
foofufiicn loppliun. S1llaiiio fit
iolrfIio ci olili Jos muoriion tofouficI
pioctt1iiiin firfosio. S1mG ci tie
tcnf1Gii ole ainut ia poinmpin IDt
milf @ollnn iuontoI. elp. lntb. ieura'
fuman tnliii iaaoo tirffo. Sitabor
icurofiintd fofonaihniocsiaon taripi'
fiji. ga ieurafunta on ollut 10 tois'
tafpmmentG ipiiotta Imam omoa firf
foo. sc OF Iiian piffG aifa.
@oltiolliiista niioista jam fertoo
ctt1 moltiommc maompiljelij1t oipa1
Iaaneet oniat fofelaania maltion bal.
Iitlfieen. WaampiIielijat faitfa Db'
bpspoItain feuraowot torffnlbello
maltiommc ballitlisipiraston toimin.
WinfG lperron uiii ipirfofunta ioa al
foan parannifiia, fen mostaiiinis III.
lee nGpttGInGGn. MielibpmGlIG iopii
MT 10 ntainito, cttG moltiommc niii
%pIiaiionajojo @ml. 2ongcr on lGbct'
t""n' firidmGn foifille maltion lofi-
"irhinc cri fountcisio josia ban nal
tonia n~ojollo mootii beta tarfasti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25


fin fieItolafia ia iunnumtdilafio, tor.
fosti nouootctaan. Mainitlin firjel.
min ieltraufiena woibaan pitGa iita,
eta muutamm paifoin %toipafii taiIlpt
Iunnuntai- foniertit on loffontettu.
Scr 2ungerin obielmalauie on: Gait
otpot lauoittu iitd iparten eta niitd
nouoatetaan." .
@ielG oliii pbta ia toista fertomi-
len arwoisto. mutta idtGn toiieen Fer
taan. 2Gmunin ~teripebops faifille ta-
man leboen l~ifijoillel
We. 81. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
FREE COAL TO
BE GIVEN NEEDY

In "A meeting oi The Detroit Coal
exchange. Friday night 10 was de-
cided that coal dealers will do ali
in their power this winter 10 see
that the needy have coal. especially
where there rs sickness in The house.
Physicians will be- asked 90 report
10 the exchange families who have
illness and who are unable 20 Oh
tain coal The stcretary VIII com
municate with the nearest dealer
and such orders will take prece-
dence over others.
Dealers reported that they were
unable 10 obtain coal al The price
fixed by the government The cX
change adopted q resolution protest
ing 10 the government relative 10
the discrimination against Detroi,
in the matter OF coal shipments
This followed similar action by Tho
BOARD of Commerce carlcr-in tho
day. The exchange also recon-
mcnded 10 The government That The
price of coal be scr at $215 for
hard coal and 81 for bituminius plus
-tho mine. cost and the freight
charge This. they say. would give
them e prof OF from go 10 40 cents
q ton after paying overhead charges
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Man Who Sells Finery To
Underworld Says There Are
10000 Vicious Women Here

! There is the woman J want,
DE- declared. pointing al the woman
Who works hero
explained matters and he DE
cided he could do nothing. SO he
walked oat without even apologlz.ne
for frigitcninr 'his woman or for
brcakine down the door
With men likc this how can the
department accomplish anything
There is too much spending
money in this Getty for the under
world to close np without long
fgh and q hard one
Sadie Damn characterized by the
prosecutor office as The queen geo
of The eitys graf paying vice ring
Is being held under heavy bail in
the county iai pending the summon
ing of he circuit court grand jury
Justice Mar-chuer fixed her hail
ar $4,000 whom Tho PROSECUTORS OF
fee emphasized tho importance OF
having her testify before the grand
Jury
According 10 Henry a. Montgom-
cry. special investigator for the
prosecutor. the Damn woman rs 'hc
center az rho organized graft paying
vice ring. said TO be dourishing IN
Detroit and Wayne county
She WAS arrested week ago by
sheriff Stein on thc charge of oper-
3tnp "a disordcrly house in Ham
ramck and released after paying
fine OF $50 i'm The Justice court She
hen disappeared
Investigator Monteomcry started
scarch. ending her at no 50 Laiay-
ettc-ave east Her hearing has
been set for Sept "a by Justice
Narschner The circuit court grad
Jury convcnes between Sept ~ and
IS. and the Vice situation viii be-
The first question that viii De taken
40. acocrding 10 The prosecutor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

Samuel Nosowtsky IS tho man
aver Tor Katz a. Sluf2ky. owners OF
a store at no. go lafayetreave east
that caters 20 women OF the under
world This, the manager declares
BIS one of the tow places in the ciit
where the monde buy silks and
other dnery
Nosoyitsky has traded I'm the Un
dorwofld for years he claims and
knows whereof he speaks
~ ann an Interested party in the
underworld" he declares. and oU
rs business I thrive have dealt
with Tho underworld for years. and
never since ! can remember have
there been more immoral women ln
tho city than there arc now
ga conservative estimate of the
number OF women OF the halfworld
n Detroit today is 10000 ] know
there are that many and mcgc Thcn
trade with me and can count and
count well
II read in the papers that police
officials say there are only about 50'
bad women left In tho city and that
they are being driven ont II make
me mad 10 hear of such fourhush
ms
"The police can't chase them out
because they don know how
couple OF days ago ihc lady that
works here fitting garments went Co.
the back door 90 throw some paper
out a fellow standing in the alley
'hollercd' an her Re was unshayen
and she thought him Il ioafer so She
slammed the door
"The man who later showed HIM
self 20 Dee an officer Of The Glenn
M squad broke i'm the door
After he had broken In tho place
ne found himself inside OF store
and did not know what TO DO about
it,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
ThIeves eather Much 90

Thieves collected over $1,000 I'M
iewelry and money. Friday night
The home OF G.. Salk. 80 l26 Wat
sonst was entered and sos Ia bills
was taken A diamond valued at
$500 was taken from Byron Bloom
room. No 1863 Mack ave a night
prowler walked away with $3.50
coat belonging 10 Gail Stewart from
her apartment. No 2il Adam ave.
east W W Mckee. 80 1879 Mt
Elliottavc. lost a $50 watch when
h. fell asleep IN an auto in front
of No ~ Congrcss-st east Cam
eras worth $50 were stolen from the
store OF Albert Hendau. 80 545
Woodward ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
VI AllISoN

Harold lockwood u nnw drq-
mntir picture. lnder tanditap. VIII
he next wceh q attraction 200 The Mad-
i.nr The play ~ an adaptation ~ "a
unrIIar Honh and presents three
themes society m New Norb THO NE
~ cowboy on a western ranch. and
erept reclamation project. which s
typical az the irrigation and dam
huf1diuE enterprises which have fea-
fl~el the Development ~ California
Within the last few years Swift &C.
tl.n drede OF daring md tender love
scenes mark pder Handicap. Tho
STORY vs. that 90 rirh man SON who
eoe. west t1 make Dis fortune nfler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

nrV hurlefupe company "a He'd
"Dn gfrL VIII Fisif the Gayety nest
WrcN. utranutine new musical bore
ieffa. hF June Metfee, called "I Poo
ien Cost ~ Flirting Clare Evans,
fse Mails and Monroe Lockwood have
the leading roles while others IN
company contributing their talents
in suao ri numbers wlO Doe Francis
Tnu- --r-rl Moroy CIark. irving
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Caution Necessary

Dorothy taged 100 TO Bobbic aged
I'D We must be more careful what
We say before mamma She picks
np our slang so readily
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

The Regent orpheun, only Detroit theaters
operated by C. a. Miles ard shows do appear
any other Detroit theaes except the Regent orpheum
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

Let one Of our engineers have
talk with you.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

You are certain of 8 response.
 The Lost items in the Glass; flied Columns are surprisingly good investments. At a penny 8 word you may be reasonably certain of reaching every corner of the city and having your property returned. pro vided it has been located.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by l 30 p. m. on the day of issue.
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Brick garage with water and electric light, 7o6 Stanley St.
 6-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Four large rooms, large furnace heat. gas, near trolley.
 fine yard. H. B. Taylor, Upson corner, Kensington. 6-26-d1
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TO RENTING convenient front rooms furnished tor light house keeping. separated entrance. Mrs Geo. H. Wells. 5s, Hart St.
 6.46-d91
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RNNT-Nicely furniahed rooms.
 a Maple St. 6-1S-7d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. All modern
 improvements, 1s3 Main st. Ring a bell 2. e-26-2dx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-F1ve room tenement, first floor, at 392 Stanley street Apply A. N. Rutherford, e2o Stanley st.
 6-26-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-One furnished room. for light housekeeping, flrst floor. Front entrance. Gas and electric light, B Main St.. Tel. 1636-14.
 6-13-2d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Cottages at Grove Beach,
 $15 to $20 week. Reduced price for season. Mrs. A. Gardner,
 Grove Beach, Conn. 6-26-1dx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 243 Main St.. up two flights. Mrs. Wooding.
 6-26-d3x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
LOST.

LOsT-Last night. probably between Main St. R. R. Crossing and Pros- poet St.. small black pocketbook. containing small sum of money. Please return to Herald.
 6-26-d1 LOST T-Rabhit hound, yellow and white. Answers to name Duke Return to 38 FAarview st. 6-2E-d3x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Omce rooms second noor.
 Apply Sovereign Trading Co.,. 1e9 Main street. 6-S-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-AM tho standing grass on the Jacob Yung farm. about 25 acres, 355 Corbin avenue. Tel 1959.'
 6-26-3d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENT-Shore cottage at Cosey Beach: all improvements. Carl
 Werthsr. 99 Kensington Ave-, Mer-
 tdOn. 6-26-d3x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

WANTED Girls and women: Union
 Laundry, 2ss Arch St.. New Brit
 ain, Conn. 6-6-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TO RENr-six room nat, furnished
 or unfurnished. Apply John A. Andrews Go. 6-26-2d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

WANTED-Young man wishes to
 drive machine evenings. Saturdays and Sundays. R. c. Bernhard, Ell
 Chestnut street. 6-21-d9x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

chambermaid. Address E. g. zevri,
 35 Clark street. 6-3b-3dx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

FOR sALE-celery plants. soc hun
 dred. 2 Mill St. 6-22-6dx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

FOR SALE-Underwood type~xrt4o in good condition. Price t15 XAl dress Underwood. Herald of1ce.
 e-15S3s
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

TOR scripps- Booth 1917
 Model c roadsters. new and
 that has been run about $500 miles. Prices right. Owners have joined navy. Conn. Electric Equip ment O.. 15 Church St.. Meriden. Conn. 6-z3-Sd
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Everybody is not readill the Herald all of the tine but somebody is reading tlll Herald most of the time Your advertisement is alw1yos before the public. .s|
FOR sALl.

FOR SALE-A bouffe. Apply N1os
 nings. Garden St. o-46-das
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET
Developed Strength in All Directions
 With War Issues Leading.

New York, June 23.-Opening at ir- regular prices on relatively small op- erations, today's short session soon de- veIoped strength in all directions un- der the guidance of equipments and similar war issues. The only notable exceptions were shipping and Saxon Motor, the latter recording all extreme decline of points to Is and rallying little more than half way
 Baldwin Locomotive was the strCng- est feature at a gross gain of 6S to 72 7-S virtually all of which was re- tained American Locomotive rose al forward in the later dealings on free absorption of large individual blocks to 130 3-4, a gain of over ? points.
 Bethlehem Steel new shares, Cruel ble, Gulf States and Midvale Steels as well as Great Northern Ore and Cofo- rado Fuel finished at advances of to 1-2 points. Coppers, oils. Industrial Alcohol and Mating pfd. embraced the other prominent and strong issues at variable gains.
 Rails were unusually quiet, some of the better known shares of that divis ion failing of actual quotation. New York Central and Coalers registerel slight advances. Southern Pacific made only indifferent response to the publi- cation of the May report which showed a net gain in excess of 100000. To- tai sales amounted to 320,000 shares.
 Unusually heavy dealings in the liberty bonds at par and a slight frac- tion helped to create a more favorable sentiment. News from Washington bearing upon the money situation and government contracts also was more reassuring. Improvement was observed in the leading quotations for foreign exchange.
 As a result of the extraordinary excess bank reserves again contracted by over $12, 1000, 900, the total excess declining to $41, ,S27. .23O, or within million dollars of the minimum es- tablished in December, 1916.
 Liberty bonds were more active than at any time since their listing, large blocks being traded in at from gar to 100 2-50. The general bond list was heavy. Total sales (par value) aggre- gated $3,2O0 900, of which the liberty issue contributed over half.
 The various old U. s. bonds were lower by 1 to per cent. on call during the week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-25
Cleveland (A)

Totals 30 3 24 II 0