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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

ALL REMAINING STOCKS OF EVERY CLASS AND DESCRIP
NESS IN THE ANNALS OF MERCHANDISING IN THIS OR
ANY loTHER COUNTRY SHOULD WE TELL YOU HERE
WHAT A GOOD VALUE $1,000 DRESS OR SUIT WILL COST
WELL WE'LL LET YOU LAUGH so HERE'S THE STORY
FROM "A' TO "Z" STARTING TOMORROW CWEDN ESDAY)
ATs9 A. M WE'LL OFFER AND SELL AS FAST AS WE CAN
WRAP UP THESE STILL REMAINING GOOD STOCKS OF
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
GIee Club Will Sing

The University Of Idaho Glee club
will sing at the meeting in the high
school auditorium tomorrow WED
nesday) night when Congressman
Burton L. French speaks. The glee
club will render some excellent Sc
lections and Mr.. French's speech will
be well worth hearing.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
Parade at 4 O'clock,

The parade will start promptly at
O'Clock but will be preceded by an
open-air concert by the band, which
will begin about $780, The people of
Moscow are invited to attend the con-
cert and participate in the parade.
Tomorrow afternoon is a legal hol-
iday and schools and business houses
will be closed. Congressman French
will arrive from Bovill about o'clock
and will take part in the parade.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
Wounded, He Awoke to
Find Sister as Nurse

& Newport News, va.-Wounded
3 at st. Mihiel after seeing his
8 brother killed by his side, Sergt.
q John Early of Chicago was
y nursed by his two sisters. Early
q formerly was member of the
3 Chicago police force, and the
4 fact that he still draws his paw
y from the city of Chicago is
Z source of envy and comfort to
. some Of his "buddies," for no
3 man ever is in need but what
Z Early stands ready to help him.
) Sergeant Early and his broth
I er Michael went through the
! first days fighting at st. Mihiel
without scratch. On the Sec
: ond day Michael was shot. He
: left widow and two children,
who live in Chicago. Sergeant
Early was allowed to go back
a day or so later and see that
his brother was given a fitting
funeral.
A German sniper's bullet hit
Sergeant Early a day or so
later, the bullet missing his
heart by less than an inch. Be
fore he went under he says he
killed the sniper that "got" him.
when 1 awakened 1 was be-
ing kissed by Helen, one of my
sisters" he said.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
PAY SOLDIER WORKERS
Millions Coming to Men Who
Helped in Roadbui|ding.
10 be Given Difference Between SOL
dIers' Pay and Wage of the
Civilian Laborers.

Washington. D. C.-American SOL
dfers from northern states who were
Kept on this side Of the Atlantic and
FORCED to construct an elaborate high
way system in the South have sew
eral million dollars coming from the
federal government.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
AirpIane FaIIs-TWO Dead,

HOUSTON, Texas. - Lieutenant
mickey of Cleveland, Ohio, and Lieu
tenant Haddock of San Diego, Calf,
were killed here today by the fall of
their airpIane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
CaIkfns Succeeds Lynch.

SAN FRANCISCO-John U. Calkins,
deputy governor of the Twelfth Fed
eral Reserve bank, was today named
governor by the board of directors, to
the late James Kennedy
LYNCH
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

WOMEN's COATS, SUITS DRESSES, LACEs, TRIMMINGS
EMBRoIDERIES MISUNDERSTANDING REMAINING OF
THIS ALL OF $4,000 STOCK AND CUT THE PRICE IN TWO
THEN TAKE THE HALF THAT'S LEFT AND CUT 1T IN TWO
ONCE MORE.-FOR INSTANCE, A $4,000 COAT, SUIT OR
AGAIN WOULD BE $500 ALRIGHT THEN FOR $500 YOU
CAN THIS $4,000 sUIT-FoR THIS OFFER INCLUDES
EVERY ITEM OF THIS $4,000 STOCK AND is SURE TO GRE
ATE LIVELY SELLING.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
Attention Moose.

installation of officers, Wednesday
evening. All members urged to be
present at the usual hour.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
plies each week.

plies each week. 1877
The famous Mission Sweet Candies
from Davenports at the Owl Drug
Store 1877
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
&organge int
StQDnebeu

Sic ne,t seeriinbete Colonial
Gardens 60. bat fi6 nit einem &a-
pitul bon $4,000 inforporiert. She
8eamten ser INCORPORATION iinb s.
q. Srmiter, YrGiibent, 81. S. Sbpar5
&iseprdIioent uno 81. Sbmarb, Sefre-
tar. Die Sirma ldBt eine 40 M6er
aroBe 9anOpar5eue, ein Sell Der
sueltIid pom SIieo 8abngeleiie gele.
genen Sdhpart Nadlaiienidaft in et-
ne Nooition CUR Stuot ct. @Iou6
a%uslegen, uno in 8aultiide berteilen,
auf oenen lie cine Mn5abl @obnbauier
sur Abbilfe oes in ct. @lo1o BERT
fden S6u lermangels erridten Il. Die
le ipie Sen Helt ser @run0Itide lol'
den Sum &erfauf anbieten miro, Ste
iib unter on%nebmbaren 8eoingungen
Elm eigenes Seim at beri6affen miin=
i6eu. I'm ben 8erfauf 0erarttger
8auitiide 5u erleidtern, laBt beiogte
8eielidaft in ibrer Iooition 8ege
uuslegen, unb nit bieier Mrbett lit
Sic 6irma Ydger & Hieoer AM lebten
Samstag f%pntraftli9 betru1t NOR
Den. gs eetpinnt iebt SEN Mnldein,
OILS Oh ser meitlide Sell Ser Stu6t IN
nidt au5uferner 3eit nebit ibrem 3en=
trum SEN Souptteil Ser Sta6t biloen
miro.
- Ser pergangene Dienstag mar
fir Sic unbefledte @mpfangnisge=
meinSe Elm mirfltder So9aeitstag,
,puroen ia at ienem Gage in Der
8farrfirde iener @emeinoe orei Chen
geidlol1en. Set einem tint Z ubr bonn
bod)tp. @errn S. 8. SanSfi, Setter
Der 8raut, g%eiurgenen 8rautamte
rei6ten ii6 sic 9an6 5um 8nnoe
gbuarb 811rggraff nno SRI. Sbere>
1ia Sonsfi, Eo9ter Der Samilie SSa-
fob Sa1sfi. Inn s l1br i6loiien BET
elmer POM bodtp. P. 2ufe, 3. g. S.,
gelelenen @od5eitsmelie Ben 8uno
fiirs 9eben MidoeI Sin bon ct. So
feeb unb SRI: Innu 8roih bon @o1t
81. Glou6 u116 mdbren6 zines Tim 9
llbr bonn bodtp. P. S%iIbebrano, 3. g..
g, selebrierten 8rautamte lieB ger IT,
rem Sreubun6 bur9Brieitersban6 ieg=
1te11 8ernbarb 2intgen nnb SRI. Dit
pia gGger. Mit Sen German6ten nno
Treunben Ser beridie6enen gbepaare
1piinI9t henielben au6 Der uNoro>
1tern" elm itets freu6iges unb gliidli=
DIES gbeleben.
- Mad) lteben 8o9en langer Ab=
peienbelt lit 6rau Margorretbo
&%linfner, nelbe ibren in Meiltpanfee
1pobnenoen 8rtber beiudte nno bort
1pie in ser Ndbe Ser @to6t mobnen6e
8ertpan6te bein9te, bon BORT nod
Columbus, Sbio> un6 ipater nod De-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

I2og Mngeles, Gal, an, no tie oi
|@intermonate berbleiben ner6en.
-Die 8orgerbing 2umber 60
bon Melroie bat in Maite 8arf cit
adt 2otg nmfaiienbes @rl1noitid &c
fault III Ser Mbitdt, cine Sol5- I'M
@oblenban0lung ein5uridten. De1
&~oltenpreis fir 6ns @rnnbeigentl1m
auf bent fir 6as @ei9aft geetgnet'
|59nppen erridtet merben, betrue
$4,000.
80 Geo, 6us bret Sabre alte 50bn
6en Ser an 6ritter Mpen11e iuolid
mobnenoen Bamilie Setnrib Stroo:
|ftel Samstng IN einen nit beiben
@oiier gefiiaten 8uber un6 berbriib
tie feline Mrme un6 9an6e 6erart, 6af
es ms ct. @apbaels Sospital gebra6:
mer6en muBte, 100 es it6 unter 6e1
lorgiamen 8flege elmer &ra1feutpdr:
term bon ieinem 2ei6en langiam er.
bolt.
- Sci Ser Mrbeit in 6em @tein'
brud Ser @ebriioer &oles berltiim,
nrelte Emanuel @artmann Wittpo6.
morgenen ei1e1 1einer GiBe oerart
0uB 6aS @lie6 I'M @t. &apbaels SO:
IpitaI ntnpnttert mer6en muBte. 9e1
einfiiBige Mrbeiter fiiblt ii6 ionit Der
nmltGn6en gemdB mobl.
-Grau Bran5 @reb ltiir5te bel Ell:
mem 5ebItritt in ben Setter nn6 Der.
lebte fi6 6erart, bob tie ins &ofpita]
gebra6t mur6e tpo Der lie unteriu'
|6enoe Mr3t n1r @erlebungen gertnge1
Dirt borfan6.
- ssu1 @lfs @nfe tparen @m. S,
@reen, melber bier int 8au bes ner1.
en- groborttgen 6otels begriffen lit.
un6 lein Miiociierter SSobn Seiie Mon.
%tagabeno @brengdlte bon einem bal=
ben bnnoert i11nger @e6dftsleute 0e1
|@to6t> nobel Soiepb S. &ilbe, @raii.
bent Ser ct. @Iotb 9an0elsfammer.
ars Eooitmeiiter fungierte un6 SER
&eiie oIs @auptfpreher ouftrat, 6e1
in elmer lGngeren Mn1pra@e 6en 8or:
tell zines guten &otels fiir 6as @ta6t
noel len flnrlegte, Dies bur@ mebrfaft
8eifpiele erlGl1terte nn6 es bermo6'
tie, sic iunge @ei9dftstpelt fir 6aS
Screen i9e nnternebmen 6erart at be-
geiitern, 6oB tpie al1s einem Mun6f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

benz beiagten l1nternebmen 1idt Bios
mornlii6e ion6ern a119 finan3iellel1n-
teritiibung augeitbert unb benz &errn
&eiie Das @eripreden gegeben muroe,
ibm 1ad) belten &raften bei5uiteben,
I'M bic Biirger Der 5tabt fir finan-
5ieue l1nteritiiBung 6es Sotelban11n-
nernebmens uno m0glidif rai6e
@nrdfiibrung 0esielben al g%etpinnen.
$50 8um 3med, Sen fir 5tearnS
gonntb %beftimmten 8etrug gum Noo-
iepelt Memorial 6on6S 5uiammen5ns
bringen, bot bns @omitee, tpel6es NIT
Der 2eit1ng Der 6ieSbe5ugliden @arn-
pngne betraut lit, auf ben naditen
|5omstag einen iogenannten uSag"-
Sag %argeor6net, Sen ii6 al1e 8erebrer
6es BERT. Colonel @ooiebelt o1trb
quite 8eiiteuer 5n einem ber6ienitbol-
len ma9en tDer6en.
- 2ont Mnor6nung 6es @ouber<
neurs 8nrnquiIt lit Ser II. Nobem-
|ber, Ser 8affenltiuitan6stag, als etn
Teiertug ge5tempelt 1poroen, nn6 tpie
in un6eren 5tG6ten 10 jon 6eriefbe
ouh in ct. Glou6 in feitli6er @eiie
|begangen mer6en. 81 0ielem 8ebufe
bat 8iirgermei1ter 2imperi6 Elm aus
|21 @iirgern Ser 9ta6t Deficiencies
@omitee er1tn11nt, 6ns nit ibm IN Ell
ner Dienstagabenb gebaltenen Ser
famml11ng ii6 auf Elm fir ben Selt-
taq geeignetes Brogramm einigte,
6as Ser @ergniigen fir 6ie Solooten
qeniigen6 Ser Sta6t un6 Der ndd1ten
iumgebnng in ft@ i6liebt, I'M ben
|@oloaten einen frelt6igen nn6 Der @r=
%innernng 1merten Seittag, fret bon ieo-
Ime6er MnsGage, gu, bereiten.
ssn ser Dienstagobeno gebalte<
men 8eriammlung Der Mitglieoer Der
|5t. @lono &anbelsfammer bielt 9.
(B. 9apIon, SefretGr Der Weinne1ota
Of 2abor einen ebenio in=
tereIlanten tpie lebrrei6en &ortrog
||iiber sic 2ofnng Der bentigen Mrbet<
!%terfrage.
J &o6m. &otbe6ralpfarrer 81.
|2eo @ans berebeli6te Dienstagrnor=
gen mabren6 elmer 8ro1tmelie UNI
II nbr SSoiepb 3e1ner bon Waite Harf
un6 SRI. Ebereiia @olu5a, Eo6ter Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

|troit, Mi6., reilte, Mitte letter @ody
na6 ct. gloub auriifgefebrt. Sbre1
Mufentbalt in Sen BRET @robita6te1
narrentlid Sen in Milmaufee, no it
einen Sell tbrer &inbbeit berlebte, be
5eidynet lie als b0bit angenebm uni
6o6 5og es Tie mieoer nab 5t. Glono
melde 5tabt Tie als ben Ser6 ibrel
edten Sreunoidaft iiber ale i9abt
- gines unermorteten Gobes ii
am Iebten Domerstagmorgen Der e
Sabre qlte Sobn 8. Die0eri6 in let
ner 8obnung an II. Mpe. noroltd
aus bem 2eben geidieoen. Mm Sage
Dor Ieinem So6e purbe er nod ou1
SEN Stroben ser Sta0t bon leiner
8efon1lten 1T oni6eineno gutter Sc
Iunobeit begriiBt. Gin Ser5leioer
ibeint ibm Elm 10 iabes @n6e gebra91
at boben. Die 2eibe mur6e na6 ct
Ni6olos, no ser 9abingeidieoene po1
oem ltm5uge nod ct. @louo iein
6eim bate ,gebradt un0 Saielbf am
Maerieelentage auf 6em @otteSade1
beigeIebt. 0em @erltorbenen Die etpt,
ge &11be nn6 ser binterbliebenen Wtt=
hoe 8eileto.
= SoIepb Gutenberg, Sobn 6er
Samilie Matbias Niirenberg, 1pelder
lebte 8o6e ols ebrenpoa aus Der Mr=
NEE e%ntlaiiener 5oloat ins @ltern.
bol1s 5uriidfebrte, fat am Montag oie
ibm in Der Mu6itors Office ubertpte.
iere Stele zines @lerfs angetreten.
= 0ie Geilnabme an Ser lebten
Donnerstog geboltenen ipe5ieqen
|@abl, in ser iiber @erausgabung bon
8on6s inn 8etrage bon $4,000 fiji
Ben 8uu elmer .0ffentli6en S6ule cut
ser @eitfeite Der Sta6t abgeitimmt
mur6e, mar cine merfpiir6ig GERM
ge, tpuroen ia nun 379 Stimmen i'm
gan5en %obgegeben, bon 6ene1t 312 fit
uno IS gegen Beransgobung 6er
Bombs tporen. Mqer @%abrideinlid
felt na6 miro Sic nere @6ule Dem
BERT. Colonel &oo1ebelt 6e6i5ier1
|tper6en.
= 5tootsboriiber S. 81. @astpen
fat oen George Magnuion, ben ST.
n~on5fommilidr unierer Sta6t als
@orliber Ser Stearns County &ooie=
belt Memortal Mi1ociotion ernonnt,
oeren Mrfgobe es fem miro, fir Gin
treibrng bon $1,000 als 8eitrag gum
Motionolen Gon6s fir SEN 8au Ell
nteS &oo1ebelt Memorials in SDiter
|8op in Stearns County Gorge gu
tragen. Inn Dies GIT ermoglt6en bat
Sen @oriiber 6es @ountD=&omttees Ell.
ne An5abl 5ubfomitees nit no9ge:
nannten @oritbern ernannt, Die ltf
sic Miiben ser @ountp=&agne
tperoen .angelegen iein laien: 6. $.
Mor1on, ct. CLOUD; 60. 8. 5bmio,
Mbon; &orrp Burns, Mlbanp;,@ 6. 6.
8enning, Belgrade; Srlr. @1ora SUP.
'8rooten; Soiepb Ebeifen @ol6
Spring; Sermam s. &ider, Sree=
port; 8. IS. Su1iban, 9ol6ingfor0;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

Sonora WnrpbD, &tntbau; Y.
lis. SmeeneD, Welroie;; S. 81. Nelion,
8aDnesbile; Ebeo6or MntonD, Nid-
mono; Soiepb SUB, &oscoe;; Nm.
|Bloms, Nodbile; 81. S. Mc@ibbon,
|Sauf Centre; S. 6. @reper, ct. So
|iepb; g. So. @elib, @aite @urf.
- 8on einem a6t Gage hanger,
|2eioen, bas burd) sic Snfluen5n ber-
1triadt tpnr6e, lit am lebten Greitag
Mrtbnr, oas ettpus mebr benin bier
Sabre olte 50bn9en Der Samtlie
|M6am MnSlonfopsft, 6ur6 ben SOB
befreit por6en. Gie 8eer0igung fano
am Eooestage itatt. Sn Ser an 10.
Mbenre nor6lid tpobnen6en Samilte
Sreo S9miH ltnb 5tpei &in6er bon
Ser @ranfbeit beiauen. Die belten
|@egenmittel 5l1r @erbreitung Der
&tanfbeit lino getroffen. Mne Biz 6a-
bin porbanbenen 5due lin0 iol6e mill
ser Mrt.
- @inem &er5lei6en lit am 5ams=
tagmorgen sic @ottin 6ea On. S. s..
8eatp erlegen. Sic erfranfte Dor
5mei 8ode1 un6 mGbren6 Der leBten
paar Sage 1bien ii@ ibr 3ultan0 gum
8ei1eren %getpen6et 5u baben, bie lei
Ser nidt onbielt. Mit ibrem in 10 tie
fe Eraner periebten @ntten berebeli6=
tie iie ii6 in 1894 un6 fam nit Die
lem Elm Sabr fpater na6 ct. CLOUD,
6os tie I'M 2anfe Der Sabre als ibr
@eim liebgemonner1 nn6 mo iie ii6 If
rer bor5ugliGen Sraueneigeni9aften
tpegen augemeiner I6tung erfreute.
SIZE 2eide patrbe Montagrnorgen na9
Safe @itp, DEM Srte ibrer @eburt, ge=
bro9t 11n6 6a1elbit 6em 56oB Ser Or
6e iibergeben.
= @tearns @ountps @ourtbous
miro am 10. 6ieies Monats 6em
Meiitbieten6en fdufli6 iberGaiien
mer6en. Sn Sen &auf lit Die boQlt6n-
oige Be%ieitigung 6es olten @ebduoeS
etngei1lolien nn6 in Der 6~iesbe5Mg=
1iden Mn5eige lit angegeben, 0as
Ser @rrn6> onf Dem 6as alte Court
bous iib erbebt, binnen orei Mona=
ten bonn 16. 9e5ember an boqitan=
Big gei6nbert fem mnB.
= Sobn Barron Ser cine Meibe bon
Sabren bier einem 5pe5eretgeiddft
Dor tomb, bat fid NIT Sen @erren8al=
ter 81. un6 Mrtbnr 59tpur5enbod, Die
fiinfaebn Sabre III &uBlan6 nit Der
Snternational &arbeiter 60. in Ser
binoung 1paren un6 Der gleiden Cont
panD in ct. @lou6 lire 9ienite leiite=
ten, gef9dftli9 berbunoem fir ben
8etrireb elmer @iienparenbanolung,
6ie unter Der Girma. 8aron @ar6tDare
60. inn 8oronz@ebdu6e er0ffnet miro,
1obal6 ser @arenborrnt CUR Stene
lit.
= Sem neuen M6reBbu9 gemdB,
per9es ioeben BON Sobn s: Sep boq=
enoet ur6 berausgegebe1r puroe, lit
Sic 8ep0Ifernng unierer @ta6t auf
1882 ongemadien; cine 3unabme
bon 2>761 felt ben lebten 5pet Sab
rem.
@Gbrenb 6es itd leinem @n6e
nabenben Sabres fin6 lant Bertht
6es &errn g. 81. 2abr, 6es @oriiberS
Der 5teurns @ortntb4&ommiiiion,
mGbren6 6es Sabres in @tearnS
County 32R Meilen So9peg graz
6iert tuor6en, tpopor 21 Meilen 1tna
ter fo6eraler Snris6iftion, pdbrero
ser &eit a1si6lteBli@ bonn @onntD
nit f06eraler 8eibilfe geleiitet tpurr
6e.
= Mnguit @6elbrod, Coffin nn6
Sobn Urban traten geltern, Wett=
mood, lire ldnglt geplonte &eiie nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
&ein @eilmittel gegen bic ,,Tln"

@e nbl bMe brGnbe &ranfbet ebtes Sabre os 2ano betmiu9te, lit in
ssirfidtet moe, ftn @eilmitsl 1aeeeen eetm6en poroen; u' me0bintl3e @uto<
rtdten 1aaen, bB cine anoere @pioemte boz it'd geben mtrrD.
m Sir eriuden i5en, bic aRonaente. in 5enen sic cine grta1tnng: berantonmen
fI6Rn, febenI9e Sr0fe, aRntHgfet ober @arAeiHgteit berpiren, Elm ourdNNnz
8 etnisenbes auspueenoes 2agahb gu nebnen.
~en sic SIRE SBe in 6ebem GalpaKer, nebmen sic cine quite 9robe $aRe
'odp 1eoumtain Seq {parm) nno Isgen @s f3 nor oer se{ottgstt gu
Ripe n6t 70 Iebt iem, Salt an SGnen gu ne6men.
bete Elm Bndet, baHen Se es int 6aMe um0 gbranben Sic es
~an gsarnun9; aShttsr lonten Bic @inber eenou beobodten ub fe
!an6eIn. - Iearhn aRoMor.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
THEATER MANAGER
IS UNDER ARREST
George Levitt Charged With
Refusing TO Obey Policeman

George Levitt. manager Of the Ly
ceum theater, was put to plea iii the
police court this morning, charged
with refusing TO obey the order of "a
police officer when ordered 10 move
on a sidewalk. Tie arrest was Inado
last evening by Officer Patrick How
ley in front Of the theater on West
Main street. Mr.. Levitt entered q
plea OF not guilty and at his request
the case was continued until next
Thursday morning.
According to Officer HoWlGy, Mr. La
Witt was selling tickets to several
women who were waiting i'll line to
gain admittance into the theater. He
alleges that when he ordered Mr.. La
Witt to move away from obstructing
the sidewalk, the latter refused, and
he placed him under arrest.
Trouble On Train.
Sigmund Schumski pleaded not
guilty to a. charge Of breach Of peace
preferred by Conductor Thompson,
employed by the New Haven" road.
According to the testimony Of the
complainant Schumsk created a big
fuss Saturday night On the dinky
train leaving Hartford at 1870
o'clock. The defendant admitted
Il ticket with the CONDUCTOR and other
Lha1 using q few OF his choice swear
words in an undertone, he did not do
anything obnoxious. It was the sec
Ond time that Schums1ii was in court
in two weeks. Judge Kirkham i'm
posed q, fine Of SO and costs.
AutomObflists Arc Fined.
Morris A. Chase of Meriden pleaded
guilty to operating q motor vehicle
which did not contain 1919 markers.
Officer John King made the arrest
Saturday afternoon aad in court this
morning he testified that Chase ad-
mitted to him that he had not applied
for markers or registration. Neglect
was the ony reason that Chase offered
and he was assessed q fine of 81 and
costs.
John Niudind Of Waterbury plead
ed guilty to violation Of the motor
vehicle law in not having 1919 mark
ers on his machine Saturday when
stopped by Traffic Supervisor Lam
phere. He said that an omployo Of a.
garage in his home city told him he
had eight more days in which to conf
ply with the state law. A fine Of s.
and costs was imposed
Hits Man, Pays SIS Fine.
BENJAMIN Mollish pleaded not gull
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
SERVICE MEN BACK
IN large NUMBERS
Roll at War Bureau Being In
creased Each Day

Soldiers and sailors returning to
their homes in this city after being
discharged from the service are get
ting the habit and are registering at
the Office of the war bureau at City
hall. There are many of them COM
ing now who have seen service in
either France or England. The fol-
lowing are names recently added to
the list Of those registered:
Ernest Ritter SAT East ST, 39th
Co, Dept Brigade, Camp DeVens;
Paul SinkleWjcb, Is Horace St. End
CO., LIST Battalion, from Camp Devens;
Ernest w. Hart, 325 Church St. L.
S. s. Harrisburg: Dwight Skinner, 80
South High St, Army Co. G, Camp
Grant Ill; Stefan Billowski, Shuttle
Meadow Ave, 415t Co, Fortress Mon
roe, Va; Dewey NJ. Norton, 500 South
Main St, co. *, 0Sth Infantry, Camp
Nadsworth, s. c.; philip Joyce, 81
Erwin Pi.. Headquarters Co., Camp
Upton; Clifford a. Chamberlain, SO
Court ST, Field Artillery. Camp Han
cock, Ga; Leslie n. Gof, 70 Lake St,
Naval Reserves, Pelham Bay; Will
liam II. Goodwin. 73 Chapman St.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
Dir. BRAY IS Chief
STORk ASSISTANT
Called in on 202 Maternity Cases
During Past Year

The bills for making returns of
birth and death certificates have been
compiled In the city clerks office for
the year 1918. Or. Henry T. Bray,
who for several years has reported
the largest number Of births, again
heads the list with 262 birth certih-
Gates for the year. Doctors and midi
wives receive rs cents for every Ger
tifcate filed and signed The cost to
the city for the return of 1897 birth
certificates is $434,25, and for the re-
turn of ~~~1,115 death certificates
$27S.75. DR.. Harry ElcoclI the med
ical examiner, made the largest re-
turn Of death certificates.
The number OF births and deaths
were as follows:
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
RISES GRADUATION
|OMORROW EVENING
Uses Will Take Place at Y. w. G.
"A. W. Stanley Will Preside
Reception Follows.

annual graduation exercises Of
New Britain General Hospital
ing School for Nurses will be
tomorrow evening at S o'clock in
auditorium of the Y. w. c. A.,
IungerfOrd court. In connection
|the graduation exercises a. meet
f the alumni will be held at
ONE of Mrs. G. Bodley, 80 Car
street from ? to tomorrow,
McBroome will preside.
lation exercises and d reception
loliOw.
|nu s.ical program will be rendered
by Lynch's orchestra. This will
lowed by an address to the grad
i class by DR.. L. r. Lyman.
DIR. G. w. G. Hill will give the
btion and DIR. E. T. F7romen will
pit the nurses with the diplomas
graduating pins will be presented
|dge J. L. Cooper and the gradu-
pencils will be given by Mrs. J..
laut.
b following are the young women
will receive their diplomas:
beth G. TAFT, Bertha Wunsch,
|-e Strong. Anna Nelson, Carolyn
Pnyo, Signe A. Anderson, Ethel
bhnson, Mary M. Larin, Anna C.
|rson, Adah r. Williams, Esther
hllstrom, Ellen A. Weldon, Hat
ehiebel, Marion NJ. Kennedy,
M. Bantly, Catherine A. Kelly.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
S9th Co., Camp Devens; Edwin

S9th Co., Camp Devens; Edwin B.
Hultin, Is E"pberts St, 1st Detach-
ment, Armyf5orvice Corps from Eng
land: William H. Kupfer 237 Elm
St. Battery p, <73rd Artillery. Fort
Strong, Mass; Philip J. Smith, 987
Stanley ST. Co. G, 166th Infantry,
France; Joseph O'Kula, 81 Gold St,
Co. I, 102nd u. S, InIantry. France;
Alfred Fl. Bottomley, 80 Dwight St.
1&rd Artillery, c. A. G.. France; Har-
'ry l. Cronin ,134 Hartford Ave, Bat
terry +, 41st Field Artillery, Fort
Monroe, Va; Isador Feisenbaum, ia
West St, L. S, Navy, Receiving Ship
BROOKLYN; Willard NJ. Crandalt, IL
Cherry ST, 304th Ambulance Co.,
France; John Newark, 81 Main St,
31lst Aero Squadron. England.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
,y to assaulting Joseph Paskas Satur

ty to assaulting Joseph Paskas Satur~
day afternoon. Pasl1as. with his left
eye badly discol0red. testified that he
was in al East Main street saloon
when the accused with several friends
entered. Without any warning, Mel
hsh walked up to him and hit MIN
several times in tbs face Paskas
save as the reason for the affair i'll
argument Of several days ago over n
card game in which Mellish grabbed
SEQ of his money. The defendant of
fered no testimony aid a SIS fine WAS
melted out,
1t is unusual that the prisoners
pen does not contain an occupant on
Monday morning, but this was tho
case today.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06

The Things That Count" a series
Of Sunday evening Sermons at the
Methodist Church. --adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
SUPPER AND INSTALLATION.

Tonight at O'CLOCK, Martina WASH
ington council, D. of A.. will serve
their annual turkey supper in Jr. O.
L. \. M. hall, and at eight O'Clock,
a class of so candidates will be ini-
tiated Deputy Eva Winger Of New
Britain will install the following Off
GERS: councillor, Mary Sunburn; as
sociate councillor, Rose House; vice
councillor, Mary Allen: conductor, Mrs.
J. Weber; warden, Jennie Morey; as
sistant secretary, Louise Blakely: in
side sentinel Anna Johnson; outside
sentinel, William Keller; trustee,
Louise Elakely.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-06
CITY ITEMS

l;rif1ce sale Of shoes at Long S.
guiar meeting Of Isabella circle
pc held in their rooms, 1856 Main
|, Tuesday evening at 8 O clock.
+ engagement Of Miss Helen It.
son, of New Britain, to II. Albert
erg, of Hackensack, N. j., is an
led.
+ regular meeting of Stanley Wo-
L Relief corps will be hold Wed
~ afternoon in Kenilworth hall.
glation of officers will be con-
II at a later meeting.
rs Viola and Loda Dc Mars have
Ped from their New Years trip
Wv York.
|vate Wesley Ridden of the Wal
Ieid hospital. Washington, d. c.,
hiding a 10 days furlough ct his
on Hart street.