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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
INOTAS VARlAS Y CURI0SAS
Tn buen u,arido pasa malos rates, aIHnenSando a mas de
veinte gaEos.-Lss orejas perdio; pero en- apuscs pu-
so a Ia C~onpa6ia de seguros.-Engorda a sels rato-
mes con aianes proliios, una gaia que quieEe serv1rios
q SIS fiies. -

de IN laacntable srceso acaecido re-
~cientcriente.
Sucedi6 cue James Coniin, que es
minero, Y que tiene predllecc!0n por
los Zapatos rechiradores, t~rabaJaba
en- una fur6icion conarcana. en- DON
de two la deSgracia dc caer en- una
paila de plcmo derretido, QueG&ndo-
Sc entertainments hecho scua
Conlin fue llevado, en- calicad de
cadaver. a IN Hospital, Y Sc encar-
20 la poiicia de darle s2pultura, m!en-
tras In emDresa daba aviso a la ia
rlilia del tr:ste fin De 81 dcudo. y
ragaba 4 Ia dcuda Ia. deuCa de
in scCu~o que Coulin tenia ahi. Dcs-
cientos resos lie fueron miniscrados 4
la sonora del difunto. por el accIden-
! t. lamertable ocurrido 2 su esposc, Y
con TODD clio Ia cosa parec!a haber
quedado resuelta Y en- suspense.
Pcro acontecio que aver James Cen
lin Sc presento 4 IL empresa, di2ien-
do que habia sanado de las Quema-
| duras. Y Que Sc hallaba dispuesto q
| seguir tr~abajsndo en- Sus antiguas
ocupacioDes.
-Muy bien,-dijo el em3rcsario.-
pero cs 81 caso cue nosctros din1oS a
SUI espcSa doscientos pesos, a cuenta
del SECURE Dc ida!
La question he sido Nevada al Ju2.
gado. donde la Corte decidira 10 Que
| proce6a cn este case exceptional, por-
! auc cl muerJo, vive; Y los doscientos
pesos sc han gastado "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Atacan duramente al
Cobierno todos los
~periodicos

Del sc-v:c:o Especia! de Ia
MADRID, Agosto 9.-Los perio'
dicos de esta capital apareciaron hoy
llenos de duros ataques contra et go
bierno con motivo de las r~eStrccio'
mes :mpuestas por este para el w.
de la elsctricidad. Uno de esos pc
ri6dicos. Fl Liberal, expresa que las
indus.r:as no podran sobrevlv1r Z las
medidas energicas, que rien0n 2 con
tituir IN mayor obStaculo para e! tras'
porte V motive de aumento de %; pre-
clos de la materia prina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Los obreros de JaEsco
pretendell errligrar
a este pals

Por Correo. para LA PRENSA."
CUADALAJARA. ! de aEos:o.-T=ato CT
los talle-cs Dc los fc--oca-riies cc1o -:i "a-cs
CUE Gependen lie cnprcsas ra-ic2!arcs. N
gran nu-nero de ope=r;os. en- ST. mayoT:a
.acc.ricos. hun qued2do ccsantcs p conS,cuea-
,a de Ia crisis percue atraviesa 81 E5tado. y
csto ha daco iugar 4 que IN numercso CRU
DO de trabajsdo-cs De los mencionaaas haya
nanitcstado su inorEc.6a Dc crnigrar con r@H'-
ho 4 los Es:,dos Uai6os. en- doade todor clos
saben quc encontra-&n trabajo inu:ediata-
roate ea las !ntust-!as &c In guerra.
Con este lin. los mencioaadcs trc5ajsdorcs
90 prcsenta-on CT las oticinas &C! Gobie-no -
s!licit,d &c Gatos Y Dc los pasapo-tes. respcc-
,:vos para erprcEdcr 81 viaje
Como Ell publico Sc sap.cra Ia !ntrneion ie
es,. g5u9o de- n-c&niens ' obrcros dc otEos
amos. 4 :! So han agrc.ado muchos ;raba-
j=9o-cs one p-cr;c-ca dcja- SIS traba.os aqu!
p=.a ire Al extrSnjefo a Ganar rrejorcs sa-
,g-os y cor. una complcta t-anqriiidad.
Eo5Gro: I'm Com@rriCrtC.
los amigos dc 10 ajcno s:Guen hacienda dC
las sryas no o5staE:c dc que 50 ha asc@urado
! q.c n aoiicfa Ia prcsto :odo 81 cmpcno por
| echarlcs Ia CARA 4 los discipu!oS de Caco.
! Tin c-upo &C cuGtro baadidcs asalsj anoch@
= casa del conoridc comerciante Maca.io Vi
~.Iascno-. que Sc halEa hub;cada en- una de ins
Los laG-oaes Tompicron IA cc-radura dc IL
.ucrta p-:-i2al para iatroaucirsc en- Ia casa
pero cl dueho de cs,a que SC do cuenta &c q
m,ala vista que ter!a y Ia emprendio 4 t.
-os con los asaltan;es. solo que c:to 70 hizo
r:arGo "a estos SC habiaa apodcraio de va
| rios cbje;os De valo-. con los Tie Sc pusieror
en- fusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

tire. abue.o del invitado de honor. ell
senior Morre. Giio que Sc le recordaba
no solo como 4 IN gran hornbrc de
armas s!no como a III honOrc CUE
supo emy!ear Su victoria 0 IN esp
ritz de moderation.
''Fu9 un ~historiador V IN pelodlsta
q ma; de haber sabido empunar IA es-
pada.-dijO Mr.. Moore nc fut NE
nos conocido por sus triunfos de gus
rrero, que por habe- fundado "a
N2ci6n". ese gran diario sudaTcvici-
no."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

psjs. Sc veadi6 en- mcnos de dos d!as,
scgin diem los p~eri6dicos de es:a ca
pita!. Y a situaci6n ha ~qredado 10
mismo que antes. con la circumstances
de que ahora no Sc tiene Ii siquieri
Ia ~cspc-anZa de csc rem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Agosto >.
Una gaia saba, y muy iAte!igente'
ma ;c~;do "A feliz idea de crear = sus
g~atitas. en- compania amistosa con tres
ratorcs. sin mal;cia todavla. Estes
han hecho muy buenas m!Cas con los
hiios de aQuel!a gaia p:colar%o. Y
juegan y reto2an de dia y De noche,
: hacen p~ie-nics. enmedio del mayor
entusiasmo de la gateria. II pc?sa-
micnro gge hay aqui es que csa ga
T. prepare una comilona. para cuando
SUI; chicos sicnIan gaHaS de carne, tic
ne en- cngo-dl a los ratoHcil!os. l
cfecto de hacer mas sUculento Ell p.a-
20 cue les esJa resc-va7do 4 los gati-
tics en- III no remote porvenlr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
En- dos dios Sc uendi5 ell
tr;go eROiodo de Argentina

DE-! Se-vicio Especial de ~ PRkNSH
MADRID. Agosto eel cargam'n-
20 de trigo de Ia Argentine, con q
que ell gobierno esperaba rem1diar en-
pa-tc las condolences econ1micas del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Mr.. Wilson fHs deciaradc
ciudcdnno de Arezzo, Italia

DC! scrr;cio Especial dc IA PRA%SA."
ROMA. Agosto 9.--Un t~e!cgra5la
De !Arszzo anuncia que e. Consejo Nh
nicipal de esta ciudad h. coaferido al
Presidents &C los Estado: Unidos. Mr..
Woodrow Wilson. e. titu,o de Ciuc1-
dano honorario de esa Prov!acia.
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Fz5 plagiado 81 AdEnor.
De una fabrica Ell
Veracruz

P,r Co-reo. pa-: Ia PRENSA-"
IaLAPA. yERACRCZ. : &C asos'O.-La
s.b-iea &c hilados Y ;ei:tos &c San Bruno
II. ase,..ta aaee dos dis po- an grupo De
-.,,,scs o.. c2c c-yc-on sobre n finsa : las
as horas de "A aoehe. por sOrpresa. siendo
;-7ps~i5ie para !os poses e:2plcados cue 4 til
no., es,a5aa en- ella -echasar q ataqac dc los
a-sa!;aates.
l. :ab-:-4 fur >~=gucada llcvaaGcs- - 'e-
s.:d,s .sao cl 4 nero que Aabia 81 \ e4Hs.ri--
TRACTION y az, r.aba des.aato 4 "a 5ag@
= 'os o0c-a.i,s. pues 81 @amiais;r2to- fi5 O.
s!:saGa con ar,cnazas de E:ae-.c " al-i' a 81
"a en G7rtc c..a5aa g.--4aGes .os c"ada.es.
v--i-s - a. u,sq-:7=s DC 10 dc22r"amcH-
Sc DC ~taIc-cs rue-g= iaasi;=aGaS 2"r lS u
sal.ar.cs. qaieres cons:.aa:oa u h~.-na i~-
vanGose cozsizo ri administrator = IL fi"ea.
2or 9. GAG. aG.d.5.rme--c psG:-a" III :ueT;1
re.a.e.
caaaa, e. go ,.sd-G s., two conoe'm.s2:'
=, rs... he,hos. 4 Jc;aeu-a 5s Ar=:as a:spu-
50 QUO ~ p;qcc.e de -o.datos sa!.e== e. PC
.o.a.. d, los asa,.7nto~ DC Z :aS-;sa. per"
s-.cz II, tce-ou lo-aEzados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

WAUkEGAN. III. A@osot Tina
compania de SECURES cs.a enc21ada
en- IN Ito &c nj ~dumCntrcs. L causa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

:, 1s e.r-aca E%c-- $50.
ser Sc &:o cen insrs'ene.a ." ss'a ''1o''s
que .~ 7!aa &C Kua:asso aaaia aito a'2c'-
d. = e=p.u-aaa Tor IN taerte sripo de -
bc.aes .~ri.e:s-as.
En- ia- st,sinas Do 60 oo5:ari5a 50 ae~-
miza5 "a rspe-ir. dis:endo Gue ri ina nj O.
"a spzl a=ot=a osu-rid'. raes IS par''eas
.rr So ha,sz5an coca De = p!aa: - eoes.ion
20 han osa4o ase.-arzc i ella po- e1aT o.en
rua-neciLa-
10 a. au5o. y GO },,,s- . los -uHores cue
co--ss7on. IL" IN t.-o:,o en,-e ia av'n=ada
ea--ancis.a ; in r-apo d --5e.des Que paS0
nar - =-ns4ie,:oars &c L plaza
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
81 VA SISPZNDIDO DETThJIIIVA MzNIE la
DEESSE7CcIAlCZON DEL RIO TA5lESI
Carra1za les p;de a los Gaz12;nue:los cglatro
ugiIones poT no WooseggT las o5yas

Gobierno Sc DrOpOne al orIenar "a
desecacion del Rio Ta!nes!. beaeficiar
. los habitantes del puerto Va que sa-
DIDO . que el referido rio no ma 81
60 otra cosa que I'm foco de infection
pcr las malas condolences de salubri-
dad en- que s!emp-e esta dcbido al
p~arcial c~stancamieDto de sus aguas.
Agrcgo que las o5ras referltas no
Sc llevaran a cabo para 55nccde7 pre-
r~oC2tivas. ' Que los terre1os que oe
elias ~rcsultca seran i~rac2ionadQs ;
veadidos en- pequenas porcioncS para
que los agricu,tores pobres eztcn ca
uac:.ados de adauir:r parte &c clos.
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TamDico Sc periudicara

Ccntest6 e. Presidcnic dc IA CANA
"a de Concrete que el Puerto de Fam
pico sufrira IN gran De-juic!o con q
proyectada Y e1aDezada desecacion de.
namadc rio Tames!. Y eXpuso ampila-
monte las r22o3cs en- que Sc baSaSH
tai opinion. concluyerdo Por decir que
81 81 gobierno Sc preocupaba por las
bgc=as condolences de hygiene del puer
10. Gc5e.!a prccedcr 4 u dcsecac!oN
&c Ia Laruaa del Carpintero. vercade-
70 Uarta.o : cccrno cTiadero dc micro
bios u Que tieHc en- toda su cXten-
sion tango en III eSpcsor dc alguHos
| metres Y suS aguaS no tl"nen cor-ien-
te nilgura. Fucsto que Sc LENA e. char
co enor.ne. cuando crccc Ia ma.ca ::
Las 2guas balan Dc nivel cuando esta
decrcce pcro Siempre dejando aquel
immense fondo De tango cue es IN
verdadero fc"o de infection.
Il abogado rc2rese 1tante de los n
berehos tar1bitn abord6 q punto apo
yando % ascrtado por ei anterior ora
dor y acab6 poT pTopoae- que sc die
ran principle antes a las chraS de de
Sccac.tn de Ia -aguna del Carpinte-
70 : cue. en- tc1o case, Sc canaiiza-
IA e. Rio Tamesi en- ez de d~esecar!2.
Anadi0 que 81 e. goh;erno Sc resue!vc
= Leva7 Z caoo Ia canaliZaci6n del men
clonado re. los ribcrenoS Y los comer-
clantes de Tam0ico Sc co:aprometeH
i pagan los gastos que IA canallzac:on
origine siempre cue el Erario proce-
d. 4 la desecacion de q -2Gura.
r. rohiernc nccesita cuatrc mii!c7es
Como 81 va traJese instrucc:cnes Y
prcsupueScos en- ta. Sentido. Fl Sub-se-
cre.ario de ComunicacloneS manifesto
: los prescrtes que no habia 'nConve-
niectr en- que Sc ~procediera a c2nallZar
c! Rio Tamcsi ' : dcseca- il iagu1a.
~sier1vre quc los h~abitcntes de Tam
2ico entr-cara1 para tales cc2balcs,
n Gobier.o . suma de cuat-o milo
3es Il pesos su1la en IA que Sc est
maba Ell monte tel ralor de tales ira
|
Como alcuno lie los preSenteS pro |;
5usiera cue los trabaJos de deseca-
ion de; Rio Tamesi Sc s~uspendieran
lesde luegc para proceder a ~ver7tlcar
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TAMPICO. TAMAULIPAS, / De
agosro.-De nanera definitiva 50 han
suzpsndido los trabajoS de desecacio1
del Eio TamcSi. que va So cst2ban lie
vanGc a etecto bajo IA direction dc IL
ccnicros nom5rados por E! Gohlerno
local.
Es.a discrimination parece habar
sido tomada en- virtud dc las .nStTuc-
clones que trajo .. senior Ing. Ma@ue.
Rodriguez Gutierrez, Su~bsecreiario 90
Comun;cacicnas Y Gbras PublicaS.
quien arrib6 q este puerto haze Ut
TO dias : vieae q hacer a!cunoS cstu-
dos Glteaitcs sobre In convenience" o
inccnyenie3ci@ dc desec.r el R!o IA
mes.
Fl crvio de este t~Ia";oAar:o Sc cree
debiao d las mnurerab!eS geStlones
que machas personals dc esta local.
dad han hecko ccrca de- gcb;erro pa
=. uve Ia desecaci6n del ta%ta wees
n,~eGcicnado rio no Sc !!eve a eiccto,
va cue pe-judica7ia gTandame0te los
inrereSes de muchos millarcs de traha-
iado-cs de Tampico y sus alrcdc:es-
I ma junta de IL Inspection D. HaTcs.
A dia siguienta De ii !legada del
isc5o- Rodriguez = este puerto. sc &C.
leb-5 ea "a Inspection de "uer,os Y
FazoS n impcrta2te jrEta . L. q"e
t2siztie-o1 cl refe-ido Snh-SecretHrIo
de Comunicaciones, e. Dc igual titu!o
Manuel Bernal, Representative Gel Is
tad0. Q, Lie Cruz Garcia nojas. repre-
sentante de Ia C&ma-a de Concrete.
I'M cam;s.5n Dc e5t2; e. Lie L5pe:
Guerrero. apo&erado de los ri5are-
9oz: e. 2residelte Municipal De! Puer-
to, Una comisi5n de concentrates Y
algunes o;ras pevsonas.
10 ga" - pro2oae c. Gehlcvn2
Fl S~rh-secrctaric e Comunreac.c-
res manifesto u los prcseHteS que Ell
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ina junta de IL Inspection D. "aTcs.

10 ga" - pro?07e c. Goh!crn2
Fl &rh-secret2ric e C~omunl@ac.c-
res manifesto i los prescAteS que ell
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
UKRAINEANS HOLD MEETING.
Do Not Approve of the Action of
 Their COuntrymen.

Following considerable agitation, the Ukrainians held a large mass meeting in Ukrainian hall on Erwin Place last evening to discuss matters of interest to themselves. The meet ing was at first called off because the authorities thought that it was to be d pro-Central Power asseInblage in asmuch as Ukrainia- is now a ally of Germany. When it was explained that the local Ukrainians are opposed to this alliance and are loyal to the United States the may issued orders to permit meeting under proper super vision. There was nothing to mar the evening and the presence of plain clothes men was not needed.
 Niroslew GcZynsSi, a noted Ukrain- ian, was thep rincipa1 speaker. His fame arises from the fact that about 10 years ago he shot and killed a nobleman in Galicia and later fled to this country where international com- plicatiOnS arose as to the advisability of permitting him to remain here. The sense of last nights meeting was that the local Ukrainians do not believe in the actions of their home land and feel that it has taken a step in the wrong direction in aligning with Ger many rather than with the Entente powers.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take Dr..
 Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the zeal cause of the ailment -- clogged liver and disordered bowels.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
 If you have a bad taste III your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calomel.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without gripping, cramps or pain.
 Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like At l0c and 25c per box. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
PORTO RICO ION WAGON g

san Juan, Porto Rico, March A. Porto Rico went dry at midnight Sat rrtlay night. This followed an act of congress which the election of last July failed to repeal. This act pro- hibits the importation, manufacture, sale or gift of intoxicating liquors or drugs A local law permits the man. ufacture and sale of beer containing rot exceeding 2 12 per cent of al- cohol. Many cafes closed earlier than usual Saturday night, after dis posing of the last of their diminished liquor stocks.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
Baptist Church,

Monday-The Annual Business Meeting of the Church will be held in the Chapel at s. This meeting is mittees of the Church and Bible School for the ensuing year, tne pres entation of reports, and the transac- ton of any other business.
 Tuesday-There will be a prayer meeting at o'clock at the home of MT. James Faust, 28 South Burritt street.
 Wedn esday-The women of the church will meet for prayer at 3:30, at the home of Mrs N. II. .Oaigle. 259 Fairview street.
 ThursdaY-Red Cross sewing in the Chapel from 5:3O to 7:45; regu- theme will be taken from John 1928 -32: the class in Biblical L.iterature will meet at the close of the Church night service; the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society will be held at the close of the special women s meeting.
 Friday-AIl-day Red Cross sewing meeting at the Center Congregation al; the regular meeting of the Wom- parlor at 3:30 o'clock. The subject for the meeting will be Things of Darkness" and will be in charge of Mrs. E. B. Cross.
 Saturday-The class in Teacher Training will meet at 7:15 in tho par Tor.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
TO BUILD PARSON AGE.
EcY. G. F.. rihl Announces Plans at
 Meeting Last Night.

At the regular Sunday evening service in the Swedisb Bethany church, Rev Gustave F. PihI, the pastor announced that plans had been perfected for the erection of a new parsonage on the North site on Franklin Square, acquired by the church corporation some time ago.
 Erie U. Carlson. the builder, who will erect the new structure. secured a permit from Building Inspector A. x. Rutherford Saturday evening. The new parsonage will cost about S6,e00 and with weather conditions favor :ng fayoring, the work will be started in q short time.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
SPECIAL BULLETS
 ID WING AIRCRAFT
American Invention May ExcelI
 Those Now in Use

Washington March 4-AnnOunce-
 ment last night that the Ordnance de-
 partment has developed special types of bullets for use in airplane work in France, and that tests of these missiles indicate that they are fully equal to or
 surpass those in use abroad. These
 special types of bullets are intended to
 pierce the aI7nor of military airplanes,
 Some of them are of the tracer type
 and others are incendiary bullets, in tended to explode the gasoline tanks of enemy airplanes.
 Concerning the development of the
 new bullet the War department authorized the announcement:
 "The present war brought forth a, new kind of ammunition for airplane, for use in the form of special car
 tridges containing bullets or armor-
 piercing, tracing and incendjary pur-
 poses. With the progress of the war,
 the more vital parts of the airplane
 were protected with light armor, so
 that it became necessary to introduce the armorp piercing bullet
 As the gasoline tanks were particu-
 
 sion, it was necessary to procure a
 bullet containing an inflammable sub
 stance, ignited upon discharge, which
 would carry the spark or flame into the tank upon piercing it.
 "As the target, the enemy airplane, was within fighting range for only brief moments at a time and as there were no means of determining the fire effect. as on land a tracer bullet containing a bright-burning compost tion which would indicate the path of the bullet in daylight as we'll as in darkness and thereby allow the aim of the machine gun to be corrected, was introduced. The composition is set on fire upon discharge, and the bullet flies through the air as a bright spark, plainly visible to the machine gun operator.
 "All of these cartridges are of the small rifle calibres-calibre 30 or thereabout The three-tenths of an inch diameter and short length of this bullet left little space in it for the arm Or-piercing element or for the tracer or incendiary composition. Nevertheless, combinations of armOr- piercing and tracer, and armor -pierc- ing and incemdiary bullets have been made.
 At the outbreak of the war, further information was pormptly gathered from the Allies, and this subject was studied by those responsible for this work in the United States. Of course. on account of the difficulties of the problem. none of the special bullets possessed by any country is entirely satisfactory or what might be termed perfect in operation.
 1'Ne bullets developed by the United States Ordnance department have been tested on land and from airplanes to see if there is any diff ference in their performance when fired from a quickly moving airplane i in the upper atmosphere and when fired on land. These tests indicate that the United States has developed a class of special cartridges with a per fornance fully equal to or surpassng that attained abroad
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
CHURCH NEWS
Center Church.

Thursday-2:30 D. m., Armenian Womens Bible Class; 4:00 D. m, La fayette Sewing School; 400 D. m.. Junior Service League; 6:30 D. m, the last Church Supper of the season. After the supper, the tables will be cleared and used for Red Cross work as at the January supper. All arn invited; 7:30 to 9:3O, Mid-weel1 Ser vice.
 F'riday-All-day sewing meetings for the Red Cross will be held until further notice at the Center Congre- gational Church; $500 p. m-, Girl Scouts; 7:15 p. m., Troop 1, Boy Scouts; 500 D. m., the Baroness Huard will give her illustrated ]ec- ture, ''The Field of Mercy, in this church. She comes under the aus- pices of the McAll Society and the proceeds will go to war relief work in France. Doors open at 7:3O. Tickets are on sale at Dickinson's ana at CrowelPs drug stores and at the Red Cross rooms on Court street.
 Saturday-7:00 p. m., Choir Re- hearsal.
 Next Sunday service will be held in the church. Dr. George Cady, one of the best speakers in the Congroga- tional church, will preach.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
LOSES VOICE THROUGH SHOCK.

Syracuse, N. Y, March As the result of a shock from seeing a Wom- an in an adjoining apartment in New York dash herself to death from a sixth story window, Josephine Dun- fee, soprano, has lost her voice, it be- came known here from friends of the well known singer. The shock to her nervous system was so great that for time it was feared she would lose her mind. She is undergoing treatment by which she hopes to re- gain her voice.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
SEEK DISCARDED JEWELRY

New York, March 4.-A natio campaign to induce people to s render dicarded jewelry for sale the benefit of the personal needs army and navy aviators was nounced here today by the Treas and Trinket fund of the national S cial aid society's aviation commit Since September l about $4O,000 been raised privately for the purpi through the sale of cuntribu1 jeWelry
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04

medicine for woman's ailments I ever saw. Mrs. SARA SHAW, R. No. l, Portsmouth, Ohio.
 Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this medicine and wrote this letter in order that other suffering women may find relief as she did.
 Women who are suffering as she was should not drag along from day to day without giving this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, trial. For special advice in regard to such ailments write to oLydia E. Pinkham Medicine Go. Lynn, Mass. The result of it's forty years experience is at your service.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-04
NORWAY'S SHIPPING LOSS
Vessels Valued at $3,000,000
 During February.

Washington, March 4.--NOr' continues to suffer heavily from ( man submarine operations and ct war losses. Twelve vessels agSree ing 16,232 gross tons and valued about $3,00O,00O were sunk dur February and 19 seamen lost tk lives while 20 men are missing, cabIegram to the Norwegian le ton today announced.