davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-23
ZAHADNA VRAZDA.
Slcvacka Marie kusmanova
byla neznamymi bandity utlu-
cena k smrti.

Chicago, %. pros. - Police
stoji pred novou brutalni vraz
dou, jejiz obeti stala Sc pani
Marie KuSmanova, So roxy
stara Slovacka, bydllci V elsie
1925 zapadni Hastings ulice.
Zmln6na pani byla predevci-
rem napadena We staji "a
svym pribytkem dvema nezna-
mymi lotrasy, ktefi il nejen o.
loupili, ale ztyrali tax, re to
m6lo "a nasledek jeji smrt. Po
nicemech neni dosud ami stopy
ale policii byly dany prece jen
jiste informace, ktere snad
povedou k jejich dopadeni.
Pani KuSmanova odebrala
Sc patek do stale, aby nalr-
mila kone. Sotva vsak do stale
vesla, pfibehli "a nj diva muzi,
kteri il zasadili nekolik ran o.
buSky a kdyz skacela Sc k ze-
mi, vrhli Sc ma bezbrannou a
beZvladnou zenu a zacali il
prohledavati odev. PAM KuS-
manova mela punCoSe ukry-
to 1925 a ty take banditGm
paddy "a korist. Malice penize
V rukou, dali Sc darebov6 CO
nejrychleji ma utek a zmizeli.
Tezce zranena zena mela je-
ste dosti silly, re mohla pTivo-
lati kolem idouciho policistu
Demise Harringtona, jemuz
sdelila, re byla napadena a o.
loupena a Zaroven dodala, re
lOupez provedli diva muzi, KITE
II skladali okoli uhli. Polici
sta oba muze sice nalezl, ale
ii rozhodne popreli, re by Sc
byli utoku dopustili "a proto
policista zjistil pouze jejich
jmena a adresy a odevzdal je
pi. Kusmanove, poradiv il, ably
81 ma ne nasledujiciho dne
vyzvedla Zatykac. Policista o.
vsem netusil, jak vazn6 ie ne
bohazena zran6na, ale stav te
re zacal Sc tax rychle horsiti,
re pfivolana lekarska pomoc
nebyla jiz mnoho platna a. pl.
Kusn1anova vcera rano utrpe-
nym ranam podlehla. Pripad
hyl oznamen ma maxwellske
stanici a soucasn6 do koronero
Wy uTadovny. Ably byla policii
poskytnuta prilezitost k patra-
nj po utocnicich, byl inkvest
odlozen ma 2. ledna.
Do prlbytku zavrazd6ne re
ny bylo vyslano n6kolik detek
tivu ii zacali lined patrati
20 informacich. V byte byl ma
lezen li3tek jmeny DONNIE
,ych utocnikG.
WSG 1trl KISSl
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ODPORUCENf PRISTEHO-
VALECKA.

Washington, %. pros. =
Pristehovalecky vybor domu
zastupcG, jehoz podrizeny w
Dor stravil nedavno nekolik
dnG V New Yorku a provadel
vySetrovani pomern ma Ellis l.
sland6, poda kongresu nasledu
ilci odporuceni: I. Zrizeni ma
turalisacnich soudG V New
Yorku a jinych velkych me-
stech. 2. Pozadavek, aby vSich
nj mladi Americana slozili pri
sahu pfislusnosti phi dosazeni
v6ku 21. .et. 8. ZruSeni uradu
pi'ist6hovaleckeho komisare.
4. Ustanoveni vypomocneho
tajemnika d6lnickeho depart
mentu, jenz by mel dozor ma
pIistehovaleck6 zalezitosti. 5.
Prikazujici zakon, jenz by "a
opatroval prisnejsi inspekci ma
Ellis Islande, kan prichazf 80
procent pristehovalcG. 6. Vo-
jenske pTistehovalecke straze
ma kanadskych a mexickych
hranicich. 7. Drastictejsi tre-
sty pro majitele lodi, kteri do
voli, ably cizinecti cienove je-
iich nnsa dku daSartnNali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-23
B 0 N d Y SV BOD Y
A VALECNE SPORENKY
$1,000 koupi pres Gtvrt akru

$500 koupi pres ctvrt akru
poZemku S domem o 6ti sv6tni
cich S koupelnou. Je tam elek-
trina, sv6tlo, plyn, automobi-
Iowa garage a dive poulicni ka-
ry iedou kolem. Nepropaste
tuto pfilezitost. Blizsi infor-
mace sd6i Sc V ufadovn6 F.
j. NejedIik Co., 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r. -
Broadway 1886. +?
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VANOCNf POZDRAV.

Mayor Harry L. Davis roze-
sila pritomne poStou vanocni
pozdrav, tlumoGeny pohledni-
ci obrazkem squaru okrasle-
nou. Podobna pohlednice po-
slana byla dnes mayorem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-23
UKONCENf STAVKY HAVI-
RU.

Stavka pry Jest skoncena.
VSak pozadavky hornlku ami z
iedn6 desetiny neisou spine
ny a pfece zastupci hornikl
bez vyrozumeni delegatu
smlouvu podepsai. Neni vSak
videti, ze by stavka byla V kon
cfch neb zde kolem Dillonvale
ma n6kolik mil ami jeden dul
'nezapocal S celym poctem o.
sazenstva pracovati. Az ma ne
kolik tech ovci, ktere Sc vzdy
a vSude vynajdou, nepracuje
nikdo. Pfikladne Bradley" !,
ma kterem pracovalo az pres
500 lidf, pracuje jich 80 i S
dennimi delniky. Raperville,
ktera zam6stnava pres $50 IL
| dl, pracuje jich S denlmi 15.,
Glen Run V normalu 1S0, nyni
II, Dillon No. 2 s 200 horni-
ky a pracuii 2 atd. Hornici
jsou naneivys rozhorceni ma
svoje vySSi tredniky unii, re
mohli takovouto smlouvu po-
depsat. Uhli Sc zdrazilo ihned
|. list, kdy hornici prvni den
VySli ma stavku, potraviny
tez, mezi temi cukr o plnych
100 procent. HornikGm byla
hozena ohlodana kost' V podo-
be IA proc. pTidavku Ease
| jen slib, re bude ustanovena
komise, ktera ma vysetriti, ida
Ii skutecne hornik jest oprav-
n6n domahati sc vetSi mZdy.
Eel, re vsechny ty komise mic
nevysetfily a ony sliby od po-
catku valky byly chyby. Proc
vlada, ktera tax energicky do
vedla zasahnouti do valky re
byla tato svetova valka skon-
cena vitezne, proc nedovede
poruciti nekolika milionar-
skym etasGm, by dali do tr-
hu ony zasoby zivotnich po-
tfeb, ktere hniji We skladiStich
a ceny jejich jdou do pTekotne
vySe? Proc neomezi svobodu
zivnosti, by nesmel prodavati
kazdy, zac 81 preje, zkratka
zmonopolisovati zivotni potre
by a pax at jdou uhlobaroni
k certu jejich IA proc. ktere
pfidali tea rs. .jes5ich pffdav-
KEN V roce 1917.
Necht' vlada uvede pfedva-
iecne ceny aspon z Casti a je
po stavce Timed. V Casopise
! Pittsburgh Post" re dne 25.
list. t. r. byla venovana celia
3trana apelu ma horniky, by Sc
Vratiii do prace Ia zminenych
/ 4 proc. Zaroven tam bylo Wy
tazeno 26 jmen lidi, jichz w
delek byl "a m6sic Tijen, nej-
meme pres 5000 az po $421.00.
Ze vsech tech jmen pouze je-
dino Sc zdalo byti jmeno Ame-
rikana, ostatni znela ma rus
| Ike, polske q italske koncovky.
Jmeno spolecnosti, kde tito Ii
de ony penize vyd6lali tam ne
bylo. TAX mne to pripada re
jsou to jmena a cifry smySle-
ne, aneb vyd6lek omen ma tech
to Statementech pres 200 dol.
obsahujlcf byl pro diva lidi spo
lu pracujici, a onech $421.00
pro 4 masinare, kterl pracuji
spolu ma dvojitou smenu
double shift diva a diva ma
jedne masine. Dale pise omen
list, re hornik vydela lehce 10
az Is dolaru "a den, coz je
humbuk. ia Ease jsem pre-
sweden, re ktery hornik chce
vyd6lati prumerne 5 dolard
denne "a diva tydny z toho Sc
kouri cely den zrovna jake z
te mully. -ktera je honena po
celych 8 hodin vytahovat jeho
nalozene kary uhlim.
Prace takova myslim, re Sc
nemuze nazyvati lehkou, to
by mohl ffci nebo napsati pou
ze laik, ktery INA uhelnu jen
z toho stanoviska, re uhlfm
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20
IN THE DAYS NEWS"

Sir William Hearst, whose admins
tration is at stake in the Ontario elec-
ton today, has been Premier OF the
Province since 1914. Prior to that
time he had been Minister of Lands,
Forests and Mines. A native of Can
ada, he received his education in To
ronto. He was trained for the legal
profession, and being called to the
bar in 1888, began practice in that
year at Sault Ste. Marie. In 1908 he
was promoted to be member OF the
Provincial legislature, and, three
years later, was sent as a member
from the electoral district OF Saul
Ste. Marie. His administration &C
complished much valuable work dur
ing the war and has given its supper
to many progressive measures, includ
ing woman suffrage In 1915 the Pre-
mier's work in a public capacity wa
recognized by Toronto University Il
the conferment of the degree OF Doc
tor of Laws upon him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20
COCOANUTS COME
in BY THE MILLIONS

Through the agencies of two rising
business firms in a comparatively new
branch of the importing business,
Tampa has, during the past four
years, taken her place on the map
as cocoanut importing point second
only to one other port in this line in
the United States, that being New
York The increased business OF both
firms in the short period since their
start, speaks for itself as to the pos
sibilities in this line of trade. These
two firms are Barton II. Smith and
Poago & Co.
| The idea of bringing the trade to
Tampa originated with Mr.. Smith, 9
hustling and progressive young bust
ness man. Mr.. Smith closed his
first year with figures showing abou
100000 cocoanuts brought in. TIT
second year rose to 100000, thu
third year to double that figure. Thi
YEAR. the fourth, shows the astound
ing increase to about 20,000,00O nut
for the year so far the total for tn
past month being the biggest in tn
brief history of the business witt
several more bolts due. The total TO
both firms for the month to date i
about 1900 900. Tampa Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

boxes and contents, 1 gas range, i
ironing board, / rake, ice cream
freezer l ak.
Now, unless you appear before
Frank H. Thompson, justice of the
peace in and for the 10th District,
Polk county, Florida, on or before the
3rd day of November, A. D. 1919, at
9 o'clock a. m, at his Office in Lake
land, said county, judgment by de-
fault will be entered against you.
MRS. /. C. BROOKS, Plaintiff.
Witness my hand and seal of office
at Lakeland, this, the 4th day Of Mo-
vember, A. d. 1919.
FRANK II. THOMPSON,
1928 Justice of the Peace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

IN JUSTICE COURT, 10TH DIS
TRICT. POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA
Mrs. I. C. Brooks VS.. H. S. Roberts
Attachment, Damages $4,000.
To H. s. Roberts, defendant, and
all others whom it may concern:
Take notice that a writ OF attach
ment against you has been issued out
Of this court in favor of the above
ramed Mrs. I. C. Brooks, plaintiff,
and certain goods and chattels be-
longing to you have been levied upon
ty an officer of this court. Said goods
attached being described as follows
8 trunks and contents, 4 packing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

Profile portraits are said to have
been originated by an emperor who
was blind In one eye, and wished to
conceal IL In his pictures.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

The increased rates of pay for Lon
don policemen are attracting sons OF
professional men, and men from all
grades Of society.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

The natives OF the Andaman Is
lands average three feet eleven inches
In height and weigh under seventy
pounds.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

Germany's present population has
been estimated at as low as $1,000, 900,
as compared with nearly 65,O00.0 es
before the war.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-20

Shirts cost SITS in Petrograd, while
as much as $1,000 is paid for second
hand pair Of trousers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
]. S. s. IDAHOG0ES
INTO Commission

CAMDEN. n. j.. March 2G-Ths
Idaho. Uncle SAINTS largest ashtins
craft and the moat tprmldahle Of eli
battlsships ahoae went into eomnis4
sion today st the New York Ship
building coFperstion yards hete,
me Ceremony Of commiSsionlng
the great Ao4tIng fort began 1t 10
O'cl9ek this morning. EaFiler today
msmbers Of the crew vho have been
stationed at League Island we're
AIKEN 20 the New ork Shnpbuildins
yaFas and trained In their part In the
progFam. 80.
II the hosting Of the ships aagp
The entire ceremony oGrsThe .coiorss
.gas observed The assenibiy WaS
then sounded, and the various .divi-
stons formed TOT parade. The ships
crew marched aft In nlassed for.AA-
ION and the rColOr" ceremony began.
The Idaho was LAUNCHED June 30
1917. Tie vessel IL go feet long, has
a nokmal displacement Of $1,000 tonS,
a speed Of tWenty-one knots an hour,
and cost 81, 500. 900. Twelve four
taen-inch guns and twenty-five Ave-
lnch guns compose her main bat
teries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
ADIBlbNI
At BOLHNGFIELD

Capt Miller " Bishop. army ayier
toF. end csmuahder Of tie slfst Acre
qnadren 81 France. has been aD-
icinted sdjutant Ct RsIlils Field.
Snaeostia; IN place a. Lieut. p. D.
.ucas. the :RolliHE Field RpIlst. who
asa habit Of setting records Ter
Their fellows % shoot At
Lbc1S wanted sons mere time %
ct records. 50 the captain took h 5
ace. Captain Bishop SeVs that Re
ants q ra4G anyway. 3e fSeeRtl,'
3 turned from Francs. where be .sisA
pretty active life Tor time Cay
n Blsbop Was feFnerly clerk Of the
nate Comniftee on Military Ar
Eaifs.
-Lieuts. George Perkins. I 916 Corbin
place noFthea3l' ana c. a. smith, 1873
Nipeteepth street northwest. both Of
! houa were st fionad Il BolliAE Field
have received theiF discharge papers.
1.ieutanant Perkins recently re-
turned from France, bringing with
hIm Crotx De Gqerre with . palm
for dtstinguishsd service IN seton
against toe airmen-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
U. S. GOLD EXPORTS
5, Go INTO MEXICO

Mexico. In lthe past seven months,
has received S "a, sO6. 900 Of the $40, 900,
30 10 gold sxported by this country,
says .. statement by. the bureau Of
foreign ana domestic commences. PFae-
tieally the entire sxpertatiOp Of gold.
the bureau says, goes to Latin Amer
lean countries, -.
In January, this eouutFy shipped
S12,1Is4fa IN silver bullion 20 India.
50, 765,sss TO England, ,andS Se,el2lS4
to Hongkong- The silver bullion
shipments IN the past seven months
have been SI7S,eoO. 0oe, compared to
$4,000, 600 IN the same period last
year. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
NONSTOP FLIGHT FROM
KEY WEST IS POSTPONED

KEY WEST. Fla, March 24.--Ths
nonstop. digit IN seaplehe from
Key. West TO washiHgtoa, which was
to kAV6 bsap started yesterday BY
Lieut.. z. J. Rowan, Of the. naval air
station here, has been postponed in
deanitelys 'sv - -.
The atteRpt may be made aFopnd
April Is, Il was anpeuHesa-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
BROOKEYN HEROES. PARADN

NEW YORK, March 24--Beartng
the same Geld equipment which they
carried through the '.lnbreakable
HindtnbuFg line between ST. Quentin
and cambTai, more than 5000 Brook-
Isl heroes Of the Twenty-ssyenth,
New York division. nRrehed threugA
the streets az the borough today amid
the bIaudits OF hundreds OF thousands
&c relatives. friends, and admirers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
broker MEARNS
HELD IN CONTEMPT
- JRAN KNOTT

Justice Bailey today adjpdged VII
liam A MsaFns, a broker and former
member Of Lewis Johnson 4 Co. the
defunct hanking Company, Ia con.
tempt Of court fer failing . obey en-
order Of the court requiring him to
turn over Ia the receivers OF TIE
eonft sS.s7s claimed BY 1lorrit 3.
spaulding. which they silege Is due
them on contracts for furnsshiag the
Government With certain slliDbnild
ing material.
When the order for the naymsnt
the amount was made. q few day
ago. Hearne, through his couhse ),
noted an apepai which win fail unless
Ne hles hts bend Of 80. coo. within 20
days. Counsel for Nearns argued
that this period had net yet expired,
and that he. therefOre. could not be
Tlade 70 pay over the fuhd.
Put yslr noaey where Il WI .vork
for ypp ard help the Govefanisnt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
sPEcIAL NOTlcEs

Why pay fancy prices for
Window Shades. s sss s9f P4,s ssrs. E
The Shade Shop, s i e .. e.
y. eFoKns sAliIossa. bsepEI :ser:.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
LIS LOCISE PAGE

sts fssss Sssssiis ~ Il :
FEEE uABEfsR COMPANY, DC. 1stl
idtllna1u. President. hereby giyeg puzzle
notice that the restaurant ana cafe bpsiy
ness conducted 81 Eleventh. and Penneyl-
yGnta Ave. ~. W = has been sold 70 samuel
dore Picard. Nho VIII continue to conduct
tEe said buElness under the name Of Haf.
ysyss.s THE IIAFlHEx coAlF4rEK, INC,
dent ia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
ATTENTION.


UL1ANS ~ AUKIEl sIt8Slt1 8
a POORLY worded, eoneulnpiiva
> looking sadyerttssnent has vofy
little pouidg power
II your q - not pulling the n1Axl.
FeaUon. We have employed trained
men pFhcte kueinesg Il % 70 ulaEo
flaaolned ads pay. They have made
= thorough atpdy Of classified edgets
Using not only On yFaghiugtol but
in other large clties Il viii get
cbllgate you u eny way 70 h9ya cur
representative call on yop. We Wi
not Try % sci you anything. We
i tsik goI e se ne yes sp5 ne -
your busineea
PHONE TIE TINES
NaIa 500 clasaIass Advt Dsps
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24

~ -lSss.s. .l,F,Eea. l.slIpal
Ne estas Sc, :, ~ 80 SEv.-.,
AcCDUkTASCY (6lds5f sch6sl a 5oiS5l, /.
PREPARATORY (eeerpdlted 1881
cox -. rel " (GeEg lfloI,t ~ = ss,-
GISdDB (day q sFelllHl.f
il q 49, HsgsllI 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-toTS


steam :. =, etc, : 81, 18th atg s. n; eec.
BOX sss{ Times ofles. 81 - q. as
CHERRYnAI.E-Iwo ooFasF 1Ptt, biocts
from carl line oasy terms. FOR further
$50 LOTS $50
NoW.is the time % build that l3upgaloFl
and plant your garden for tbs coming
Burihaef. We have 3 few choice lets left
81 Cpiuar NanoF, eiluated On the wash
tngton and Baltimore Boulevafd. j6et- be-
y6nd. the District Llne, which We Wiil sell
Tor $50. Healthy and desirable location,
beautiful surroundings and within eaU
aocess 20 the city. Phone 81 write Ne Tor
the big advantases that are 20 - made
In this location Our agents wiu Be out
On the property all day Sunday. For
weekday Appointments call Franflin ee9.
EASY TBRAS ARRANGED.
Take cars ~ 4tth and ~ St4 ~ =
FFees Auto Geftica from 10 5 2. ~.
THE j. W. HOLLOWAY Co.
IIl0 r ST N. ", Room 81. Tel Frank. tse.
mhe-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24

for ypp ard help the GoveFa1isnt.
Buy War SAVINGS stanss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24

Washington Business and
Civil Serves School
1917 New York Ave. m. W.
GFegg Shorthand tsnotypy,- q -.
ham itmau ShoFthand -fyDt ,fiklrla
lt1lls-Spe Ilfng- "A Tft lfr5ek ic - 30.
Haa9hi b--ciVil SoFVico . s,ss -
teDe1hoRe Mafa lSaG
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24

Veiss g 49, ,sS1 : nsssE e slsgins
mhii-Sot
RIRST GRADE CfFII Gsrvies sxarsfnetiS1,
fer eierl1 April eth and 18th; tultion fo.i
eIltiro couFge for these eEaninaffona ~
IffB CIVIL SERVICE PREPARAToRY
SCH oQl., g 3. ear, 11th and - SC. Phsas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-24

O1II11IB o. TlIH. CO1llIlsaI0 NEB8 On
f1HE LSIsTafcl 7OF COLUMBIA, WISH
iuEtse. 2. g. Gssfsh ! = 1919, Sssled- pro,
3sGele 81 NsFeh -, 1918, end thSn
Spenets ~ the poFetags % Grease, Rqcog-
sffd sfrggt "a sbsgtf eolleesed ~ the Gems
.1fl3tltdlte 1fay q. 1918 blank forms
spfobOa4ia, spsel e. i6ns together With
!, Fs y s S.,s 81 s'fs BE-.
psTtGl4Es sSfns 81 pIgtEiet BEllalag; ".
Illn.-eaala1 y. g. ,l1ae,ll.fi.ft.3t.
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FOR SkLE-H0USEs

sTX-ROOM asdesa SsEns, hoess, oat Itlh
ST n ". No ess9fa PAsap Gel. zee.
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EDUCATIONAL


ne ne. q. SEHR IIsssiIa 3 9 ~
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
CITY ITEMS

40" tournament, Elks club, to-
night.-advt.
The adjourned case of Frank Mai
eta against Dminick Somnese was
taken up for trial III the city court
this afternoon, before Judge James
~ Meskil.
Smart styles at Longs shoe sale
Advt.
A daughter was born at the New
Britain General hospital this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs Napoleon Blan-
chard of 140 Cherry street.
Pay your water rent this week and
save interest.--advt.
A community meeting uader the
auspices Of the Rockwell school Par
ents and Teachers association will be
held Friday evening in the school at
o'clock.
as tournament. Elks' club, to-
night.-advt.
Boys shoes at Long's.-advt.
Carl Johnson, who has been con-
fined to has home on Cherry street
since the death of his wife, over a
month ago, is able to be around
again.
d. tournament, Elks Club, tonight.
--Advt.
Unheard-of low prices at Long
Advt.
The police have been notified of a
theft committed at the Office Of the
Trolley Express company last night,
and SIS in pennies and some bacon was
taken.
Auto space. Electric Service Sta
tion, Corloin Place. Tel. 1O32-12.-
Advt.
F.. Kalinin Of ga Capitol avenue.
Hartford, won a piano at drawing
held at the Young Peoples league
rooms last evening.
Pay your water rent this week and
save interest.-advt.
Meet me at Longs shoe sale.--Advt.
Dominick karmOsa, was arrested
this afternoon for alleged theft of
cutlery at Landers, Frary & Clark
Company. Detective Sergeant Rich
ardson made the arrest on a complaint
of the factory officials.
AS" tournament Elks' club, to-
night,-advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30

At a Court of Probate holden at
Plainville, within and for the Dis
trict of Plainville, on the 23rd day of
January, A. D., 1919.
Present, George r. Byington, Esq.
Judge.
On motion of The P1ainville Trust
Company, Of PIainville, Conn, Execu-
tor on the tcstate estate of Frederick
S. Babcock. late of PlainviIle, within
said district, deceased.
This Court doth decree that six
months be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the
said executor and directs that public
notice be given of this order by ad-
vertising in a newspaper having
circulation in said district, and by
posting a copy thereof on the public
sign post in said town of Plainyille
nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
GEORGE r. BYINGTON,
Judge.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
LOOKS IN Vain
GRAVE OF BROTHEl
Private RouilIard Finds Where
One Is Buried But Not the Other

Antonio Rouillard. son Of Mrs. Mary
Rouillard, of IA Beatty street, who has
sacrificed two Of her stalWart sons in
the great war, has written to his
mother under date Of December rs,
and the young soldier states that
while he has learned of his brothers
deaths he has been unable TO locate
their graves. His letter follows:
"December %, 1918.
Dear Mother:
Just q few lines to let you know
1 am we'll and to hope that you are
all the same. Today is Christmas,
Mother, and we all had as good a time
as possible and trust that the folks
back home did. too. But don't worry,
for I shall return and be with you
again soon.
Il received your loving letter last
night. Christmas Eve. Try, Mother
to forget your troubles, for it is no
use now Albert is gone-gone with
brother James-so God must have
wanted him. His time was UP. Albert
was wounded on October Is or 10,
/ think, and was taken to the hospital,
where he died. 1t was a terrible shock
to me when 1 heard it, but I am very
proud of my two hero brothers, fol-
they died for a good cause. Albert
was buried near Verdun. His grave
has been marked, so if We want to
bring him back we know where to go.
AS for James, I have not been able
to find his grave, But I think I'll drop
this subject and go onto some other.
'FHow are Pa and brother Joe? I
am glad to hear that he is out Of the
hospital. 1 was in the hospital. too.
Was overcome by Hun gas, but am
now back with my outfit, but have
almost lost my voice. Was gassed
while in action on the Verdun front.
That is where we were when the armi-
stice was signed and believe me. we
all thanked God that the war is over
SO we can return TO our homes and
loved ones. With love to all and
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
"ANTONIO."
New Britain herald., 1919-01-30
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Mary j. 3. Swift.

Mrs Mary Josephine Barr Swift,
wife of Talmadge Swift, died last
night at her home at 42 Cedar street.
Mrs. Swift had been i'll with pneu-
monia but O short time previous to
her death and her condition was re-
ported as improved shortly before
the end came. Mrs. Swift was born
in Warren, Conn, and was 81 years
of age She is survived by her hus-
band and three children, Irene Pome-
roy, Orlando b, and Barbara Tai
madge. The funeral service will be
conducted Saturday at the homo, Rev.
DR.. G. w. G. Hill officiating. and in
term ent will be in Warren.