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The evening world., 1919-10-08
OFFICIAL BOX SCORE OF SIXTH GAME

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Dauber
nyE Collins" Double p-nouh to Gh Jackson sehan s
has Bases ON bHls--on tKop
out In slxthI off
Atehe
eme-T Two hours anddx minute
The evening world., 1919-10-08


Scores Of previous games:
First game, Cincinnati, 8; Chi.
cago, IL second game, Clncln-
natl, ~ Chicago, g; third game,
Chicago, " Cincinnati, 0; fourth
game, Cincinnati, 2j Chicago, 0,
fifth game, Cincinnati, 81 Chi.
cagO, 0.
The Reds still need one game to
cllnch the championship, while
the White SOx must win three
straight.
Total paid attendance yester.
day, $4,000. Total receipts, not
including war tax, s1O1,7es, dl.
Vided as follows;
Clubs .......,...,,S ,S01, ,691.sO
Natl Commission. 1O,170.sO
The players had no interest, a.
their pool ended with the lith
game.
Official paid attendance for six
games, l9O,075. Total receipts,
S5S8,S97, divided as follows;
Players .";....sseO, 1885
Clubs 80. .,..., 6j,l57.Bi
Nat1 Commission, 5S,8S0.70
The seventh gane of the series
will be played In Cincinnati this
afternoon. Probable pitchers.
Saliee for Cincinnati, CIc0tts for
CkiIagc.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
LAUREL.

First Racs - Garma. PeruErine
rr:ssg&isp.s@e -sS.!.ot Arc.
Third Race - Hank o'Day. The
Desert, Dairymnn.
Fourth Race-Ross envy. BlRzes'
Filth RaeeZHndreth entry Ballet
Dan or, Camouflepr.
Sixth Race-Louise v, canso'
ssyeath Rseer-Aibitrator. water
War. Fonntain Fay. = y II.
The evening world., 1919-10-08

Mike McraEue. the big Irish middicweiabt, has
been secured TO boz HarD GFeb on Oct. IS at tho
Dayton Gymnastlc Club for fifteen rounds u
decision. while on tho 18th he viii meet Bnl HUI
10y Of GlenA Falls. n. r.. at the Troy IN. ~
A. O., for ten rounds.
The evening world., 1919-10-08

Kid Norfolk received 81 800 for defeating John
..cster johnson at the American A. A. Of bAlii.
more. Nd. last Friday night. Norfolks nsIt
match viii be At Akron. o.. with Jsn Clara, On
bet. 20. for twelve rounds.
The evening world., 1919-10-08

uertrude's went down and the race
was run accordingly. Recount
stopped after going five fnrlongs and
Lady Gertrude galloped the rest Of
the way.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
WORLDS SERIES FACTS.

Sixth game of Worlds Series,
played in Cincinnati. Score, Chi.
cGgO american League), 5, Gin
cinnau (NatlOnal Loaguc), 4 (tcn
innings). The standing now
readsi
The evening world., 1919-10-08

Then the national cham, pa.ied
with Grant Peacock. dropptd an exit
bltion 70 Tom Mcnamara and Jaa<
Bowling at Scarsdale.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

Peter s. E Erickson, Game Warden, has reCurn ed from a trip to Chitina, where he pros ecuted the case of Fred Mich oils charged with infringement of the game laws. The accused plead guilty and was fined $25& costs. The confiscated meat, val ueG at $4GO. was. by special per mission of the Governor, distrib uted among the destitute Indian population in that section.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
TRAIL NEWS

(. A. SimOns, the Shushanna merchant arrived in town yes terday with Nitric. He had a perilOus journey over Russell Glacier, h s face and hands were frOStbitten in storm. Full account of his trip will be pub lisked next week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

On account of delays in set clement of loss. Charley CEong will not rebuild at present, but will lease the Golden Cafe for a year. Tle Eoutirs will take a well talItd Nacattr in the States. Mrs. Routin. who had a severe fall a f w weeks ae o and suffered considerably is now recovering nicely.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

Jo~n B. Barrett left this week on a busl ness trip to Seatt le and their cities on the Pacific coast
 He Will be absent about two months, purchasing supple S and mlcAilery for hls minine property.
 Fr, nk lame is (OWn from the Green Group and will spend a vac lCIO Il GO " II.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
COM MMERCIAL CLUB

The meeting of tfe Conner cial Club was held Wednesday evening eveding in the A. B. Hall for the purp )se of ncminat- ing officers for the ensuing term.
 John Barrett and J. Nitric were the Dnly members nomin t-ed for the Chair, but Mir. Am Der withdrew his nomina tiOn for the Utter after several mem bers h Id ex ,olained the reason why it would. benifjt Mccarthy to h tve M,. Btrratj ele cted a this time he being on his way outside and intending to person ally see tn members of the Leg islature m J neIu legrding the coalitions tnaG exist in this sec. tiOn du to lack of roads, anC bridges.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
JACK LAURIE RETURNS

We are indeed glad to vel come back our townsman Jack k. Laurie, who arrived fr, m Fort l4iscum yesterday in full uniform with badge of honora- ble discharge.
 Since his departure last Octob- CT 1st, he has had much exDer- fence of army life, but is glad to be back. His family has had run of bad luck all Wint- CT with sickness and fire. but now everything will surely take a turn for the better.
 Meanwhile there is great re joicing in the house of Laurie, Tn winch all thelr fl tends joln.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
Tn Tobacco merchants de

The Tobacco merchants de sire to announce that tobacco & cigarettes will be sold at the old price From communic- ations received from the Treas ury Department they find the new tobacco tax is five instead of eighteen cents
 There will be no raise in smokes
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

The Masonic Club meets in Mccarthy semi-monthly the fiji 1eenth and thirtieth of each month All Muster Masons cordially invited.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

Regular Red Cross meeting on Tuesday eve ming.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

Ere Cope for vice and Judge Smith as seer cretrry were then nOmIlljtl.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

The School honor roll fer the past month is very small.
 Marion Wells
 Catherine Cole Arthur k Walter Mcdonnell Sickness and distress greatly affected the attendance.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
Ir. and Mrs Hancock left on Wednesday, on a short visit co the coast.

IT e NCtler Lode Mine has been nut down during the past week on account of lack of oil.
 The boys took a trip to town on the strength of it and had an enjoyable vacation.
 TIty returred 10 the hill this morning m liking the tri) with Charley Lubbe driving trur I the b4g bob sleigh. Bill Godfrey on the box seat accompanied by their new mascot Mike" an Airedale just purchased from the Hublick kennels to replace 'RAWhiue" wLO has taken a trip to Shushanna: about twenty o1 tie boys were passengers for the drive in th1 sunshine.
 Jimmy Dennis, tram expert. from l enne1 ott, adjusted the Mo, her To e {. am t t.4> week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

On Thursday evening a spe ci"l meeting of the A. Bs was held, when Wm. Godfrey was inititted into the order with much eclat.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

On ac;ount of tl1 llte diSls. t1ous fire, strong talk was mace ill favor of having a man appointed 10 inspect all stove pipes in the town, at lAes5 once a month, c Hirdning accepting the pOolClOl.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

A letter from Bob Smith with the American Army of Oc- cuppatioL in Germany, was re- ceived by Dick Woodman yes terday. He is kindly per- mitting us to reproduce it next issue.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

k. l.. H. Marshall received q urge shipment of meats of all kinds on yesterdays train.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
MOVIE SHOW

At the Movie Show tonight tine program will be
 .Pathe Weekly Dustin Earn nm in The Outlaw five act play of high merit. Two reel Mark Sennett com edy Pigs in Clover"
 This program is {; dandy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22

E'ection of officers will be held next Wednesday evening m the A. B. Hall.
 Mr.Cloninger the retiring Pres ident, who has done more than his share during the past year, for the betterment of this section, has been seriously handicapped by the lack of interest shown by some of the property owners in not attending the regular meet ings. it seems they don't realize how important it is t. stand by this Club, which has, in spite of many obstacles, gone ahead in the work to advance the in terests of this community
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-03-22
On MONDAY March 17tI

. On MONDAY March 17th pleasant ot nee was given by the A. Bs Several kennecott visitors were present.
 A number of delightful sup per parties were given after the dance.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - L'ArciveScovo
Giovanni Bonzano, delegate apostle
licO negli Stati Unit, sta ritornando
in America a bordo del piroscafo
Duca d'Aosta", salpato da Geneva
il del mese corrente.
Nei circoi cattolici di questa ca
pitale 81 vocifera che TArcivescovo
Bonzano sara quanto prima nomina-
to Cardinale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
'NUOVI RICCHT' D'ALTRI TEMP.
III IussO e lie Ieggi suntuarie

Non chi non plaudisca ALA solen-
ne esortazione di colui che presiede
attualmente al governo della nazio-
ne, non approvi Iinvito al popolo
italianO, di provare il suo valore 10
spirito di sacrificio, abbandonando il
lusso degli abiti, fronZoli, i gioielli
inutili, cibi costosi, vini prelibati.
In attire epoche questa semplice
raccomandazione 81 sarebbe concre-
tata in una di quelle legge chiamate
"suntuarie", rinnovate spesso, di-
menticate, richiamate in vigore, e
quasi sempre deluse dalla furberia
degli uomini, e dalla scalfrezza dele
donne
j.. La Censura a Roma
l censori romani, all'inizio delIim-
pero, stimando necessario restaurare
/ costumi antichi-cOme Sc Roma fos-
Sc ancora una citta df agricoltori,
mentre diyentata la capitale del mon
do-proscrissero il Iusso invadente
degli abiti e della tavola; lie acconcia-
ture dele dome, gil ornament d'oro,
certe vivande, proibirono perfnO
d'ingrassare i poIli ed altri yolatili
commestibili.
Sotto TibeTio, gil edili vollerO ri
pristinare gil edith che fissavano il
prezzo di certi generi e il numero
dele portate per ogni paste. Tibe-
rio che era un savio, non quel bru-
to descritto dal libellista Tactic, mo-
der0 10 zelo degl edilli mostr6 loro
che Roma aveva bisogno dele pro-
vincie per vivere, come queste vive-
vano pOrtando loro prodotti RO-
ma.
II commercio del Romani infatti 81
era esteso con lie Ioro conquiste. Es-
81 avevano saputo, ben presto, procu-
rarsi marmi pid preziosi, legni pid
belli, tessuti piG fint gil alimenti
pin delicati. Tutti vollero allora es--
sere meglio alloggiati, meglio vestiti,
megiio nutriti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
Signori Investitori:-
COMPRATORI DI LOTTI

d Lot,a orlando e
ieime enlizOni da l.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y.-Questa
citta stata funestata da un terri
bile accidente.
automobile che portava Giusep-
pima Palisano, Louise Wilson, Marion
Tinney, Giuseppe Marinaro e Antonio
Grandilla, tutti di Buffalo, attraver-
sava in Evershed street, il binario
della ferrovia, quando venne inve-
stita da un treno della New York
Central.
II cozzo fu terrible quaint occu-
pavano Pautomobile restarono uccisi
sui cOlpO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

ZURIGO-In tutta la Germaria 81
sta attualmente Iavorando per Tal-
lestimento di truppe ausiliarie tecni-
che le quail hanno per lscopo di man
tenere attivi, anche in case scio-
peri, tutti gil esercizi pubblici piG
Important, sopratutto per la vita
della Malone di proteggerli contro
eventual minacce di danneggiamen-
ii. L'organizzazione deve estendersi
a lutte le grandi citta tedesche.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

ROMA-Giuseppe De Michele
state nominate Commissario Gene
rale dellEmigrazione, al posto del
Barone Mayor Des Planches, che ha
preso quelIo di Delegate italiano al
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

NEW YORK-Eugenio Prassone,
direttore delPIstituto di Aeronautica
di Roma, arritato recentemente in
questa citta, ha annunziato che n
talia tentera, fra poche settinane, un
vOlO transatlanticO con un dirigibile
semi-rigido capace di trasportare 10
passeggieri ed un equipaggio di do
dici uomini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
UN0 SGUARD0AL M0ND0

MILANO-Tutti component dele
orchestre, in questa citta, 81 sono
messi in isciopero, domandando IN
aumento di salario. 81 vocifera che
10 sciopero 81 estendera anche al mu-
sicisti di TOrino e Bologna.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

ROMA-Un communicate del Go
verno annunzia, Oggi, che tutti gil
equivoci sono stati eliminate con
mutua soddisfazione, in una confe-
renza ira il ministro iegli AFFAIR." @
steri Tommasso Tittoni Pambascia-
tore inglese a Roma.
II communicate dice che esiste u
ma cordiale collaborazione fra PIta-
liza PInghilterra per Ia soluzione
del problemi della pace.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

VIENNA-AIla fine di una confe-
renza, durata parecchie ore, con
rappresentant del governi provin-
cali, il Cancelliere Renner ha detto
che spera di avere pronta per la pros
sima primavera la nuova Costituzione
per pAustria.
Questa, nellie sue linee geHerali,
farebbe delPAustria una Federazione
di parecchi Stati, ognuno di questi
per6 preserverebbe la propria auto
nomia, con un Governo CentraIe che
Ii contrOllerebbe.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
lie piccole sviste della Storiaa

Ia dell'indagatOre sfrOda Ie piG liri-
che frasi leggendarie, care al popolo,
che le accOglie ripete come simboli
dele sue piu fugide idealita, come
patrimOnio del sentiment suoi pin
puri pid alti, mel case specifico del
Iumile martire, IeroismO semplice
e grande di Iui non viene scemato daI
fatto del non aver egli pronunciato la
lapidaria Erase. Dall'incarto degli at,
ii processuai. rimessi alIItalia dal
'Kriegsarchiv'' di Vienpa-e di cui
fu oggetto una interessantissima CO.
municazione documentaria-e della
quale moi ci gioviamo-fatta ALA
Societa Storica Lombarda di Milano,
dalIeminente stOriografo AIessandro
Luzio-(1t 81 ricava la certezza as
sOluta che 10 Sciesa aveva "stoica-
mente sostenuto Ie consequence del
Iopera sua cosciente dt rivoIuziona-
rio
=. Sc vogIiamo serbarci pretta-
mente ligi ALA lettera del document0,
il ''Tiremm innanz" non parebbe as
solutamente pronunciato: ma Sc te-
niamO cOnto di lutte le circostanze
che scaturiscono dagIi atti, la figura
dello Sciesa, strenuo "amatore" di
liberia incrollabile custode del Sc
greto di <cospiratore, conserva intat-
ia, AMI accresciuta, la sua fuIgida
aureola."
In mano agIi sbirPi.
''Nella notte dal 30 al 81 luglic
1881, mentre imperversava un furio-
so temperate estivo, lie pattuglie au-
striache, sguinzagliate per la citta
scoprire gil autori del manifest SOW
versivi pulluIanti dovunque, agguan-
tarono 10 Sciesa, che 81 avanzava in
attitudine sospetta nei presi di S. Sa-
tiro. Tn nottambulo a quelPora e
con quel diluvio non poteva essere
che "un malintenzionato"
'Frugatolo indosso gil trovarono
in bel pacco di conpie di un appeIIo
al cittadini del Comitato deITOIona,
perche incuranti deIle~ minaccie, de-
vecchio r1mbambito Radetzky, impo-
tente proteggere le sue spie, resi-
stessero virilmente 81 preparassero
per la vicina riscossa. Insieme a quel
pacco 81 apprese alIo Sciesa una mi
chetta di pane che con la sua molli- !
ca freschissima fungeva da pentolino
di cola.
81 spedisce d'urgenZa una staffet- /
ia al feldmaresciaIIO villeggiante
Monza, per dargli notizia della cat
tura del Suo insultatore. Schiumeg-
giante di maligna collera Radetzky
crdina a Giulay, viIIeggiante esso
pure in Brianza di rientrare fmme-
diatamente a Milano.
"E' mio reciso volere. fuImina il /
feldmaresciallo, che 81 statuisca un
esempio, il case venga Immediate I
mente" Iiquidato punitO, postergan-
do COST altrO affare. La colpa della ar
restatO pienamente provata: Isl |
puo solo vedere Sc costui s'induca a
designare suoi compiled. Solo aIlo-
ra CHEF facesse Important rivelazio-
nj, 81 puo derogare ALA procedure del /.
giudizio statario." Ordin6 che la pc
ma capitale sia esegulta sui luogo
stesso owe ST verified la cattura"
E Giulay, docile eco 1omicidiaria, /
ripete che 81 T'spacci'' 10 Sciesa senza .
grandi formalita procedurali ANNE
noche mol 81 veda pieghevole a pro-
palazioni"
ST telegrafa quindi a Mantova, a
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

ROMA-Il Ministero della Guerra
ha conferita, la medaglia d'oro
al valore al carabiniere. Giovanni
Burrocchi, il quale venne ucciso da
un ardito di DsAnnunzio quando 81
riiut0 di sbaTcare a Fiume mentre
scortava un piroscafo di passaggio
per il porto della italianissima citta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

VIENNA--L'au autorita giudiziaria
ha accordato ALA Bayiera Iestradi-
zione di Linder, autore dello attenta-
to contro Auer, a condizOne che mon
venga sottoposto ad un trattamento
peggiore di queuO preVisto dalIa leg
ge austriaca. Egli non. pOtra perci6
cOndannato a mOrte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
ii nome e la Erase Sciesa

In Milano, sulla parete di cinta
che segna il Iimite dello Stable della
Banca d'Italia, sullestremo lembo
della ora scomparsa via della Rosa,
oggi ultimo tratto della via Cesare
Cantu, una modesto lapide ricorda
al passanti Peroico popolano Antonio
Sciesa, onorato di piombo austriaco,
afissatore di manifest incendiari nei
giorni del piG truce terrore absbur--
ghese, pronunciatore dello spartano
'Tiremm innanzi!"
Quella pietra raccogIie due errori
Essa raccomanda al posteri un nome
falsO ed TN motto. che non venne
espresso. Intorno ALA Ieggendarieta
del superbo "Tiremm innanzi" gia il
dOttOr Giuseppe Fumagalli aveva as
sertto essere la frase attribuita allo
Sciesa apOcrifa.. Sc 81 risale-
conn., 'egH face-"alle fonti originarie
lie 81 trovano sempre trasformate: il
pensiero sara quelIo, ma Ia forma &
sempre memo solenne, memo rettori-
ca
I'm aItro motto inesistente
A precisarie COST sara intervenuto
10 storiografo letterato, oppure il
poeta, Cd anche il pubblicista. E il
popolo 81 innamorato tenacemente
di queste frasi belle, che sono diven-
tate carne della sua carne, spirito del
suo spirito. II regale Tout est per-
du fors Thonneur" di Francesca I, e
che la Francia stessa avrebbe sotto-
scritto-come disse Chateaubriand-
non venue mai detto. .. De toutes
chooses ne n'est demeurG que Phon-
neur ct la vie qui est sauve." (D'o-
gni cosa non me rimasto che Ponore
e la vita che saliva"
Ma Sc la tropo spesso molesta ope-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

PARIGI-Giuseppe Caillaux, ex
presidente del Consiglio del Ministri.
dovra comparire davanti alfalfa Cor
te di Giustizia il giorno 23 di ottobre
secondo il Journal"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

NAPOLI-H BarOne Mayor des
Planches, ex ambasciatore italtano a
Washington, ed attualmeIte commits
sario generate delremigrazione, sal
p0 ALA volta di New York sabato
scorso.
Egli capo di una Delegazione i
taliana che partecipera, a Washing
ton, ALA COnferenza Internazione del
LaVOrO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

la COnferenza Internazionale del La
vOrO.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-23
Ta the Board of Comfy Commission
ers for Hartford County:

T hereby apply for License to sell
sn7rituous and Intoxicating Liquors,
Ale Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and
Cider at 1873 East Main st, ToWn OF
New Britain My place OF business
ia not located within two hundred
feet in a direct line from any Church
F;diflce or Public or Parochial School,
or the premises pertaining thereto, or
any post ofioe, public library or
Gem etery.
Dated at New Britain, this 9th day
of April, A. D. 1919.
WIN. wATTKEWICZ Applicant.
We. the undersigned, are electors
and taxpayers, owning real estate, OF
+ha Town of New Britain, and hereby
sigr and endorse the foregoing appli-
cation of VIM. Waitkewicz for q
I;oanse. and hereby certify that said
enn1icant is suitable person to be
licensed pursuant to said application.
dated at New Britain, this 9Th day
OF April. A. D. 1919.
r M. Finnegan. Philias j. Gagner,
w A. Nixraham, Gutvani Marchesi,
NJ. ?. Leghorn.
7 hereby certify that the above
named signers and endorsers are
a1Ac+ors and taxpayers, owning real
eState in the Town of New Britain.
8 Dated at New Britain, this 9Th day
Of April, A, D. 1919.
ATTRED L. THOMPSON.
Town Clerk,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-23
BUDAPEST FACING
CRITICAL CRISIS
Changes in Political Management May
Result OF Looting and Other Dep
rotations Being Mathematical.

Budapest, April 20 (By the Asso-
ciated Press. )--This city is going
through 8, crisis worse than that of
April 3. There Is apprehension that
there will be g violent swing to an
a,rchy, with the socialists losing con-
troll to the Bolsheyik leaders like Bella
Kun and chiefs Of the Red Guard.
Looting, which hitherto has been held
in check, may become legalized as
has the naturalization Of the property
and the assaSsi nation Of the old poll
teal leaders and the ariatocrats are
feared
Reports are current that the Ru-
manians and C,xech8 have received Or
ders from the Allies TO march on
| Budapest. This is increasing the un-
easiness here. It is felt however. that
4 the Rumanians are advan cling merely
| to occupy the territories set aside for
them by the Allied note Of March 90
which resulted IN the resignation OF
Count Michael karolyi, the former
premier.
The fact that the communists are
unable to prevent the Allies from oc-
cupying the districts involved is weak
ening the influence OF Kun and is
! causing violent hatred against the Al
| lies among the iungarians.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-23
ma s.,, xsnard OF Cozrnty Commission
ORG for Hartford County:

hereby apply fo- License 70 SEA
I,-.su1x,,o,,s and Intoxicating Liquors
- wager Beer, Rhine Wine anu
[z,aer al 1A-15 r. f. Arcade. Town oh
3zew Britain. My place or business
20 not located within two hal'o' gu
Soas IN a direct line from any Churcn
TStece or Public or Parochiai SCHOOL
49, tho PREMISES pertaining thereto or
oast office. public library or
cemetery.
mated at New Britain, this 18TH DAY
OF April, A D. 1919.
Joseph BATTAGLdA. Applicant
we the undersigned. are efectors
and taxpayers, owning real estate oh
.,a Town OF New Britain, and heFeny
sign and endorse the foregoing appal-
cation of Joseph Rattagi1a TOT D.
uoense. and hereby certify that said
aopIscant Is a suitable person TO Do
licensed pursuant TO said application
Dated at New Britain. this 9Th day
OF April, A. D. 1919.
T Al. Curtin, Morris Cohn, Geo
Gordon
hereby certify that the above
named signers and erdorsers are
electars and taxpayers, OWING feal
esSats. in the Town Of New Britain.
mated at New Britain, this 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1919.
ALFRED T.. THOMPSON
' Town Clerk.