davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
&, Dag SaNelbu& tot.

Wtebr ltn0 meDr ltdDfel 1tW Ole
&eiben unierer Wtitbiirger 0euti6er
Abfunit. Wtit Acknowledgment Sim
ger flopft Sdnitter 500 bel lbnen
on ltno ninlmt unS einen nod Dem
an0crn. Stumm uno trouerno leben
mir tic geben in 6aS 2ano, BON oaii-
men es feline 8ieoerfebr giebt, uns
bleibt mr. Die @rinnerung, oas Yin
%geocnfen. llno iol6 Elm A~n9eoenten
mer0en mir Dem benubren Der lid
sur lebten 6abrt geriiitet bot, emil
Mar @olleIbod. 8er fannte i'm
nibt, mic piclc baben i'm nerfonnt
g8ic biele boben ii6 Elm falldes 8ilo
bon ibm gcmoGt, neil Der CUTE aern.
Scr IN linn mar, li6 ni6t an 0ie Ober-
fl1de orGngte. 9lber mer i'm milt'
lid nGber erfannt botte, Ser muBtC
leinem gerooen Gimme, ieinen &ennt.
niiIcn ulo leiner Sober Ihtung sol.
len. @en ser 500 eingefor0ert bat.
BON Dem faaen ole S6loden a6 un>
mn 0as, mas lie6enslpert on ibnl
mar, bleibt. llno 10 meroen mir aud
0ieiem straightforward EN- treueS SIN.
ge0enfen belpobren.
Gn1il Mar Sailelbah muroe ON
16. Hobember 1S47 an Wagoeburq
gcboren. Seiu Safer NOR Oberbiir.
germeilter oieler Staot, in melfer
Gigenihaft CT Dem preuBilden Ser.
renbauic nnge60rte, oeIien Si3eprG.
liocnt er mar. Seine Mlttter mnr ei.
ne bur6 S60nbeit mlsge0eidnet(
Srau. Mor Soiielbo6 fam alS jun.
ger Meni6 bon 81 SSobren, alio i'm
Sabre 1868, nod Nmerifd uno bGtte.
menn i'm Scr 600 ni6t obberufen, in
nG6Iten Wonat ooS goloene SubilG.
nm ieiner Nnfunft gefeiert. Gr bill.
0ete lih 5ltm 3eitungSmann aus unf
bat Der Sournaliltif iein eun8es Sc
ben qelpeibt. 2ange Sabre in SEEM
arf, %. g., anidiiig, bat er fir oor.
tige Oeiltid)e 3eitungen gearbeitet.
in Sen lebten Sobren mar er &orre.
iponbent bes ~Milmaufee Scroll"
unb Der in pielen 3eitungen qrihei-
nenoen o@ermoriclis~ @riefe. Seine
groBe iournoliitii6e 9ef6bigune mar
ancrfonnt, uno 10 lit er periGieoent
Male &orreiponoent Der leitenoer
Gomites in Sen @ablfampaenen &c.
mcien.
&erbeirotet mar er NIT Wartbo
8roofe, meldc ibm orei Sobne ifenf-
te, Clifton g., Or. Charles 90 umt
Econ Oscar. War Sniier6ah lift an
elmer idleidenoen Moqenfronfbeii
Sic it'd idlieBlid in Naienaei6miirer
GrBerte, 70 Bob Elm operotiper Gin.
ariff notipenbig muroe. Die 2ranf-
belt mar ober mnbl at melt porqe.
i6ritten, als oaB er bGtte gerettet
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
Scriammlnngen in Ser fommen6en
&ade:
/ G II taa

w
rSdmoben @erein"; in 1916 7t(
GtroBe NoromeIt.
u&albington Webger l1nterItiib-
nnqs-@erein", in 922 ga. @pe 9.-@
n&rminius 2oge go. %" S.@.M
81; I'M Nem Maionic Sempcl, 13tt
ltno Nem Oorf Nbe.
90 10 0 6
oOetti6er llntcrltiibungsbuuo,"
0iitrift SEQ. 40; in 922 ga. 4benue
NorOmeIt.
8Gder unteritiibungs4S erein; in
203 9. Str. 60.
0onnerstag:
n@ermania MGnncr6or"; in 922
8a. 4benue Noromelt.
nNlattoeutl1er Screen; IN 314
6 StroBe Norbmelt.
Sreitag:
n8roipect Sill Cemetery; in $50.
922 9te StraBe Noropeit.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
statesmen AND OTHERS IN
NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS
SELL GROCERIES.

One OF Worlds largest Grocers. Tea
pital yer 81, 00O, 00O.0O) wants ambi-
tious men in every locality to sell di-
rect to consumer nationally known
brand of groceries. teas. coffees,
spices, paints. oils. stock foods, etc.
Big line, easy sales. Values beat any
competition. Earn big Money. No
experience or capital required. Com
plete sample outfit and free selling in
structions start you. Long established
reliable house; ask your banker. Write
to-day. - John Sexton & Co 352 w.
Illinois ST., Chicago. I'll.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

-SrGulein Srieoo Odersbouien
So6ter Oes Serrn &orl Odersbou.
len, 70S CITE Str. q. SO, bat cine @n.
itelung alS 2ebrerin in Der Seator
Sdule erboIten.
Die @uibington &aiIpop onc
GIectricG company bat bel Der Seffent'
Ii6en 8erfebrS &ommiIiion Inn Die
@rloubnis nadgelu6t, biltfort filr ie4
DC 6obrt 5 Gents al erbeben. 9o.
NIT milrOen Die Sed]s-S idet-8arten
fHr % Gel1t8 in 8egfaa fommen.
-SuobGracD, 16 Sabre alt, bon
GIG q StraBc @.@., brodte ieiner
Gouline GoelDn &ntton cine i6pere
GduBDunoe bel. 0ano6 eri6OB er
li6. Gas M}Go1en bebauptet, oaf
SOD uil0 GerlDunOtng nur ebnem
ltngIiidlidcn 3ufal 5u5uidreiben
1inO.
C. IS. 8beeler, Der bel einem
ltnfoa i'm 6abritubl 0es Soutbern
Building fem 2eben ein6iiBte, bat lid,
icinen 900 nad Iniidt ser Goroners-
jurp 0ur6 feline eigene Nodldlligfeit
%5ige5ogen. Ser llnfoa ereignete ii6,
olS Der &erunglitdte einen gefpillen
George sc. 8orger in ser Sonoba-
bung 0eS Sobrltubles unteripies.
Die critic nit ser S6reibmai6i-
he bcrgcitellte 2iite Der Namen Der
4rSgeDobenen uno ibrer 9lusbeb-
lngSnlimmer lit Dem YropoIt War-
idol General Gromoer aus Dem
0iitrift Columbia 5ugcgangen. Der
0iitrift mori6iert oomit, mas Die
GdneQigfcit Der 9lrbelt nnbelangt,
an Ger Spite aQer Musbe6uneSbe5ir.
fe.
Sos 9iitriftSfomite inn Inter
buuS oeS &ongreIieS miro in Der nG6-
item Seiiion niele neuc @eiidter auf-
meilen. Der &epu6Iifaner 8m. IS.
Carr bon @isconlin uno ser Demo
fret Mobert Groiier BON Ohio iin6 IN
Sen 9Sablcn unterlegen. @benio lit
Ser GongrcBmann Silaro bon Colo
raoo idou praftiih geihlagen. Oie
Nppembermoblen m0gen nod monh'
on0cren Medlel brin9en.
-@oibingtonS b%eriibmter 2epru-
franfe 3oBm u. Garle ie6nte lid nal
mieoer oanoc6 inter Weni6en gu
fommen. Gr Our6feilte 0aber Die
Giicnltdbc al oem 6enlter ieinesSau-
les uno ilii6tete nn6 unbefannten
&cgionen. Qeiocr oollerte on8 Ser
gniigen nidt lnnge. Sn Hortb Ga
rolino murNe er mie0er eingebeimlt.
Der 9iltrift meigert iid ober, ibm
mie0er @ultfrcunoidaft 6u %gepabren.
-Qas rGtllocntS' @rmp Srain-
ing Corps ser George @oibington
l~lniocriitGt miro unterridt in Der
ocutiNen Gpro6e erbalten. Grot
pialfdden 8ioeriprl6 gegen oos
Gtltoium GeS 0euti6en boben Oie
&l1rie Scr llniperiitGt sic @enebmi-
gltng 0e8 &rieQSminilteriums. @e.
ionocr3 ioaen Oiejenigen StuOenten
ouGeGaltcn meroen Oeutlden Inter
ridlt 81 uebnlen, oie teAnii6e &urie
1cDnen mel6e BON militdriidem
&crte inns. 9aS 0euti6e lit uner-
lGBlid) filr oiejenigen Stuoenten, mel
dc in 0oS Sntelligen8 : department
0cr9lrmee cintreten mollen, uno b0GIt
midtig lit es fir oiejenigen, Die Gbe-
mic, Observation-Disclosures uno Me-
Oicin itltoieren. Sn Ser @ei6i6te Der
llniberlitot bat eS mic Itdrfer beiu6te
0elttl6e Slaiien gcgeben als inn let-
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
luer0en f0nnen.

mer6en fonnen.
Der 500 ereilte i'm om 0ien8tog,
Sen "a. September, oben0S 5 llbr,
uno Die Srnlcrfeier fano I'M Ster6e-
bauie, 500 = StroBe N.,O., am let
ten 9omnerstoG 2 llbr nodmittaqs
itatt. Ole 9%eiiebune fano auf Dem
@roipect Sill 6rieobofe itatt.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
Met ieit msbr,ren saatn beidORen:

''hNP w. WtyeN'N" ~"beH "NII~HS"'
amlterSom %. Sept. @eser 3ei.
tinNen bringen cine offi5ieae 4nfiin.
Oigung. beiogenO, Dab sic Staot felt
mcbreren Sogen bon feinoli6en meit-
tragenocn @eihiben beidoiien miro.
Sn Der Anfiinoieung beibt es, Dab
0aS 8ombarOement eriportet muroe.
0emOnftratiOnen 5nsnuiteu Ses 5rie-
hens.
Sn amlteroom e~ingetroffene 0e.
peiden aus aoln beiageL ooB Ieitens
Der So3iaIiiten in 0eutidIan0 bieIe
Observation-Disclosures it%ottfinoen,
oarunter 3u Glen a0In unb mebre.
rem StaOten Sohiens.
Hegiitriernng iibertrifit 0le Grluar.
tnngeH.
Die Office oes General IronoIt
Wori6ols bat ongefiin0igt, oaB ole
@cbrfroft,. Regiltrierung i'm 2anoe
Die ghihdtunacn Inn SO Hro5ent
iibcrtrifft. 8enn iih Oieie 3oblen
aIS 3iltreffeno erlpeiien, miir6e Die
@ciommt. Me9iitrierung ungef1br Ia
Miaiouen b%etrogen.
Ter IL. CttOber ais 9ibertN.S Gag
feitgeiett.
Der Gr1lioent bot cine 8roflomo.
tion crloiien, Iailt melher er 0en 10.
Oftober ais 2ibcrtD Gag beaeihnet
uno Die 8iirger ser Ser. Stoaten
a~hfiorOert, Die gntoedung Mmerifas
81 feicrrL I'M oil elmer gener0ien @e.
t%eiligung our pierten 6reibeitsonleibe
nn5uregen.
Hiciigcr NMfi6WMng i'm amerifani.
iden SdifFSbGn.
Charles @ies, @ioe.T rGli0ent ser
Gmergencp 6leet Corporation, mof-
te Dem Senatsfomite oie MitteiIung
Dab Ole amerifoniihen Sdiffsbaubo.
fe IN oieiem Sabre bis ieet Sdiffe
bon t,811,000 Sonnuge gebout babe
uno 0oB Iih oieielbe big Gnoe Sep.
tembcr altf 9, 100000 6eIoufen mir.
6e.
30 Sabre 3ndt6nms fir Gmsene g..
Se6s.
Glgene g. 9ebs, oiermaI Gonoi.
0at fiir 0os YrGiioentenomt auf Dem
io8ioIiltiihen Gidet, lit in jeoer Ger
gegen i'm %erbo6enen Intlogen 5u 10
Sobren 3u6tbaus peritrteiIt moroen.
0e6S ioll ieine Strafe an Mounos
pllic, M. So, oblisen. Gr mltroe bis
sur 3eit ser 8erbonolung lciner ZIP
pellotion oltf ireien Sub gelebt, oorf
aber feline @obnun9 81 Serre Salte.
Sn0., nod)t p~erlailen.
@Ompers sebt mad Srantreid nnS
StGlien.
Ser amerifonilhe Mrbeiterfiibrer
Samuel @ompers ulo anoere &ertre-
ter Scr nmerifdnil6en Irbeiterihoft
Die lid an Den &erbonolungen Der III.
teralliierten arbeiterfonferen6 betei-
ligtcL limo nit Dem &elultat oeriel-
ben 5ufrieoen ulO meroen ii6 nah
6ronfreih uno Damn mobrl6cinIif
nod Stolien begeben. @omperS bat
oltf Oieier &%onfcren8 groBe GrfoIge
aui5rnueilen geba6t; namentlif lei-
mem @irfcn lit eS au3uldrcibcn, ooB
Ser Antrog oes britilden ar6eiter-
iilbrers Nrtbur Senoerion, iid NIT
ser 9lrbeitcridaft fcinoIiher 2Gnoer
in Gcr6inOung 81 leben. our6iiel.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
SUbesfGle:

6. Mar SaIielbaf, II, 500 S Ctr.
Norooit.
Carolina @oeaer, So. 1929 9ap-
renee Str, 8rooflano, 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

Tiir cute, leSerme MGuner- mn6
9uabeni6mbe sebe maH at SOief 8.
@OHOraf, 1913 s Ctr. sd. 8nts
MuSWabl, ale Br6feu.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
onnhrO0, @eallOaf, mirfIihe 0eIifa'
teieu, limb AT babeH bel:
SGbIerS,
532 Center. nno IS &iggs W0rft.
SOOes Nu5eige.

Iacn Sermanotenb Sreunoen uno
8efannten Die betriibenoe aunoe, oar
unier lieber @otte mo Gater
Gmil MaE SaHelbad
am "a. Septcmber 5. s.. na6mittagS
4 llbr, ianit cntihlafen lit. Oenen.
Ole ibm Den lebten @rilB no6lenoen
fonnten, iagen mir ber3Iid Oonf, al.
le obcr bitten mir, Dem Gntidlafenen
Elm trelleS angeOenfen 81 bemobrcn.
Die trOmcrnOen Siuterbliebcmem.
@aibington 9. G., %. Sept. 1918.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
PIainViUe Briefs.
TO SELECT PERRETTA JURY

Sheriff Edward Dewey has sum-
moned 81 electors to appear at the
superior court in Hartford next Tues
day morning, and from their number
will be selected a dozen men who will
act as the jury to try the case of
Erasmo and Joseph Perretta, New
Britain men charged with the MUIR
der of Frank Palmese on June g..
Lawyers 2. F. McDonough of this city
and Noble Pierce of Bristol are coun-
sci for the defense. 1t is understood
that no compromise verdict will be &C
cepted, nor will the defense change it's
plea of not guilty. Therefore it is
expected that the trial will stretch
into a week or two. Because New
Britain men would be apt to have
opinions on the murder, none from
this city have been called for jury
duty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
LIBERTY loan HONOR FLAG.

Hartford, Sept. 2S.-Every town
and city in the state of Connecticut
to "go over the top" in the Fighting
fourth" Liberty Loan will be awarded
an honor flag, according to announce
ment made today by the Federal Re-
serve Banks of Boston and New York
through the Connecticut State Council
of Defense. This flag will be sent
directly to the town attaining it's
quota as soon as announcement is
made to that effect by either of the
Federal Reserve banks. The distri-
button will be under the direction Of
Robert b Newell of Hartford, chair
man for Connecticut of the Honor
Flag Division. 1t is expected that as
soon as received each town will dis
play it's honor flag. on the town flag
pole or other public. place. Already
there is considerab Bile .lvalry as to
which town will be the first to be
awarded this flag.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING.

District of Berlin, SIS; Probate
Court, September %, A. D. 1918.
Estate of Tomasso Decincis, late of
the town of New Britain, in said dis
trict deceased.
Upon the application of Michael J..
Quinn of New Haven, Conn, praying
that as Administrator C. t. a. on said
estate he may be authorized and en-
powered to sell and convey certain
real estate situated in New Britain
and New Haven, Conn, as per said
application on file more fully appears,
it is
ORDERED, That further notice of
said application be given and that
determined at the Probate Office in
New Britain. in said district, on the
End day of October, A. D. 1918, at 8
o'clock in the forenoon, and that NC
tice be given Of the tendency of said
application and the time and place of
hearing thereon, by publishing this
order in some newspaper having a
circulation in said district, and by
posting a copy of this order on the
public sign-post in the town of New
Britain, in said district, and by Civ
ing notice to all parties in interest,
either personally or by mailing to
each one, prepaid postage, a copy OF
this order, and return make to this
Court of the notice given.
Attest:
BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
Judge.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
FINED AZ FOR ASSAULT.

Joseph Valley was fined 81 this
morning for assault on Joe SobrecZ
officer William Souney arrested the
two last night after Sobercz complain
ed that he had been assaulted.
Charles Erwin stopped over in New
Britain yesterday and landed in po-
lice court for drunkenness and breach
of the peace. Erwin lives in Hartford
and works in Bristol. He left the
train at New Britain last night and
got drunk causing a disturbance on
Main street. He was fined IS.
Four boys, aged between ten and 4
were in court this morning for truancy
They were lectured by Judge James
T. MeSkill and put on probation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
LETTERS.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed at the New Brit
ain Post Office, September %, 1918:
Allen, VIM. H. .~..
Archie, Mae
Bronstein, A., AZ Maple
Bisk, Stanley, SO Main.
Brigham, Emily
Bigelow, Mrs. Elinie J.
Bromley, Dwight, Is Chase St,
Chamberlain, @ K.
Christopherson, Herbert, 1853 Jubi-
lee.
Cassidy, Ann
Carter, Frank
Capeman, Fred
Clpolla, DR.. Chas. P, 400 Main.
Fray, John G., 81 Camp.
Gotham, Joseph.
Hartley, Bertha, Mrs.
Hart, Mrs. w. S.
Harton, John, 355 Arch.
kazayian, Martin.
La Tone, Catherine, 1888 Main.
Norton, w. l..
Olberg, Lambert, 100 East.
Perasal, Geo., 1853 Beaver
Receiperio, Mary, Washington st.
Smith, Robert.
Senior, Katie, Dwight st.
Senetro, Mrs. Frank, 26 Union St..
Scanlon, James, 81 Olive
Skilover, Yam.
Sullivan, Florence.
Seigee, Mrs. Chas., 346 Farmington
Ave.
Seigriest, J. T.
Smith, Minnie, High st.
Sims, Andrew.
Venzulli, Emidio, Al Lawler st.
Uronat Julia.
Well, Frank.
Ask for advertised letters and men
ton date Of list.
w. F. DELANEY.
Postmaster
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
DIES FOR FREE
Native Son is Killed i'm ActfOn-Uea
Mother, Three Sisters and Two
Il
Brothers.

Private Elmer @. Anderson, son of
Mrs. Mathilda Anderson of Roxbury
road, has been killed in action, al
telegram from the war department.
received by his parent yesterday
afternoon disclosing the sad news that
the young soldier was killed while
fighting in France about August 20.
Private Anderson was % years of
age and went to Camp Devens in
February, being transferred to Camp
Upton in March. He was sent over7
seas a short time thereafter and had
been in much of the fierce fighting
that has turned the tide of war inl
favor of the Allies. The young sol
der leaves his mother, three sisters
and two brothers. They are: MRS.
Louis J. Marsh, Mrs B. B. Bunnela
of Springfield, Miss Esther Anderson
Arthur w. Anderson and Second
Lieut.. Edward l.. Anderson Lieut.
Anderson is stationed at Camp UptorN
and is at present i'll with Spanish in 4
fuenza.
- BY a strange coincidence, on August
20 the day on which Private Andersol
was killed, his mother received
cheerful letter from him. In on&
paragraph, however, the young sol 4
der wrote that in passing over a sol y
dier's cemetery in France he had beer
surprised to read his own name Owe
a grave.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING

District of Berlin, SIS: ProbaI
Court, September 81, A. D. 1918.
Estate of John O'Neil late of I'll
town of New Britain, in said distrid
deceased.
Upon the application of Catheri1
J. O'Neil, praying that as executrI
of the Will and Estate of said dI
ceased she may be authorized al
empowered to sell and convey certai
real estate, as per said application q
file more fully appears, it is
ORDERED, That said applicatid
be heard and determined at the Pr
bate Office, In New Britain, in sa
district, on the second day of OctobGA
A. D. 1913, at 8 o'clock in the for
noon, and that notice be given of tls
tendency of said application and Il
time and place of hearing thereon, II
publishing this order in some new
paper having a circulation in said diH
trict, and by posting copy of til
order on the public sign-post in t
town of New Britain, in said distridz
and by giving notice to all parties
interest, either personally or by ma
ing to each one, prepaid postage,
COPY of this order, and return ma
to this Court of the notice given.
Attest:
BERNARD F. GtAFFNEY.
Judge. 4
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28

Auto Hits Aged Man.
Last evening an old man bearing
crutches as he had only one leg was
struck in front of the Fair grounds
shortly after 9 o'clock by an auto
owned by Earl Hyde, manager of the
Mohican market in New Britain. The
man who halls from Springfield and
who has been a follower of carnivals
and fairs for quite a number of years,
was in the act of crossing the road
when the auto suddenly appeared and
on account of being old and hindered
by the crutches he was unable to get
out of the way in time. The driver
of the car, which was loaned 10 him
by Hyde, did all that was in his power
to stop the car but as he was so close
to the man before he saw him he
could not bring the auto to stand
still until the cripple was underneath
the wheels. w. H. Gibney, who is
stationed at the fair grounds to keep
order, arrived on the scene of the &C
cident and had the man removed to
the New Britain General hospital
where from the last reports he is rest
ing comfortably although badly
scratched about the face and arms.
Arcadians to Play Sunday.
This coming Sunday afternoon will
see Berlin all dolled up and ready to
welcome the Arcadian club eleven as
it makes it's initial entry into the
football world. On that day the Ar
cadians are scheduled to play the
Berlin All-Stars at the Berlin Fair
grounds.
Dubowy a football player of re-
pute is cooperating with M. VEIN
stein. captain of the eleven, in pro-
ducing a hard fighting team. So far
they have been successful in trans
forming husky lot of lads into a
uniformed cooperating football
team.
Outside of few bruises there
have been no accidents, and the Ar
cadians are in good spirit and are
sure of giving a good account Of
themselves.
Japanese File Questionnaires.
E. w. Mi1drum, who conducts an
insurance office in the Berlin Bank,
had three strange visitors this morn
ing. Three Japanese men travelling
with the fair, took the opportunity
to have their missionaries filled out
in this town as this is the last day
for the filling of them, by Mr.. Mil
drum who has helped many of the
local boys to fill out theirs.
Berlin Briefs.
At $50 tomorrow evening at the
Kensington Methodist church the
Sunday school children will hold a
special rally.
Rev. E. F. Lounsbury will give the
sermon at the Kensington Methodist
church tomorrow morning at 1890.
The text will be taken from St.
Marks, No. 836.
The funeral of Irene Collela was
held yesterday afternoon from ST.
Mary's church, New Britain.
The selectmen and town clerk will
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-09-28
b Berlin loan MARK
PUT At $4,000
|ROLLEYS In COLLISION
| Uncle Sam Win the War
|itizeDs Open Purses to Help
Two Attempts to Pass on Same Track
at Upson's Corner-Three Japanese
File Questionnaires-Au Runs
Down Aged Man.

The official quota for the Fourth
liberty Loan were received this morn
pg by Francis Deming, who is in
lharge of the loan. The correct
Lmount to be raised by the town of
Berlin in this loan is $4,000. Those
in charge of the drive which was
started today stated that although the
mount to be raised is greatly in ex-
eess< of the last one, it will be sub
bcribed and it is is expected that it
Evill be oversubscribed. The towns
people more than doubled the third
loan.
Save Fruit Stones.
If any Of the residents have occa-
Bion to go to the post office they may
bring all their peach stones, nut shells
and nut pits, as the Red Cross has
provided a receptacle into which they
hay be dropped. The government has
use for all material of this sort in the
making of gas masks.
Trolleys in Collision.
On account of the extra traffic on
the trolley cars during this week of
the fair, Manager Beardsley of the
Connecticut company had to run
special cars to accommodate the pub
lie. The cars have not been running
on any marked schedule and as a re-
suit collision occurred in the early
part of the week and another hap
pened last evening as crowds were
being conveyed to and from the fair.
The collision last evening took place
at Upson's Corner about 10 o'clock, as
the people were on their way home
after spending most of the evening on
the grounds. A northbound and a
southbound trolley met at the curve
in front of the chapel and each tried
to pass the other on the same track
and as a result the collision took
place.
1.-THE passengers were shaken up and
frightened and at first thought that
they were ditched. The motormen on
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Y. w G. A. NOTES.

The regular gymnastic work for tn
winter begins on next Tuesday even
ing with Miss A. Saunders as instruc
tor. The first term will consist o
twelve lessons and the second term o
fifteen lessons. After a day of an,
kind of work, there is nothing like TIL
relaxation obtained on the gym fiooI
There will be free work, tactics
marching, dancing, games and baske
ball.
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G. A, r.. HAS NEW OFFER.

On Monday evening there will b
a special meeting of the Kenilwort
club to take up the matter of formall
inviting the members of Stanley Pos
c.. A. r., now without quarters, to od
cupy a part of their club rooms Il
the Sovereigns block. The matte
has been informally discussed AM
seems to meet with general approval
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WHEN 1T SEEMS
IMPOSSIBLE
TO SAVE MONEY

On what you think is your limited
income, look around and you will find
some of your friends with smaller
incomes who save money regularly.
Maybe you will have the courage to
try it for yourself.
You will need a real determination
to save if you ever expect to accom-
plish anything i'm that way, and the
first important thing is to realize the
necessity for it. Then open savings
account here as soon as you can.
BANKING HOURS:
q. M. to 3 p. m. and
Saturday. IA. III. to IL III.
1p. III. to 8 p. m.
THE
Plainville Trust Co.
PLAINvILLE. CONN.