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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-14
Public Sale

Public sale
I will sell at public auction on the D.
II. Baker farm, 8 miles southeast OF
State Center, 21a miles northwest OF
Melbourne, 6 miles northeast or
Rhodes on
Tuesday, March 18th
The following described property:
u HEAD. OF HORSES.
Bay mare years old, 400; roam
mare, years old. 400; pair bay driv-
ing horses, years old. 23o0; black
mare coming years old, 100; gray
colt coming years old; 2 mare colts
coming years old: sucking colts q
mares and l horse.)
HEAD OF CATTLE
so HEAD OF FEEDING sHoATs
and EWES
FARM MACHINERY
Best Ever gang plow; 2 Tower sur
face cultivators: I 6 foot Mccormick
binder: Old Hickory wagon; l Bud
long disc: 1 48 foot Sandwich elevator;
CINE; 2 o. K. hog waterers; 1 breaking
cart, Set ~ ihcH WIN HaiA
driving harness; / feed cutter; hay
rack; 1 DeLaval cream separator No.
2, Also 2 photograph and so records.
LUNCH AT NOON.
Terms-All sums under $40 cash.
Over SO a credit Of IL months time
will be given at 8 per cent interest
from date Of sale.
C. l.. BAKER
RoBT. GoWDY, Auctioneer.
CENTRAL STATE BANK. Clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-14

open. High. Low. Close. Close
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-14
Closing Out
Sale!

Having sold my farm, miles south
md mile west of Union; niles
oorthwost Of lAscomb, / viii sell, on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-14
PUCLIC SALE !

I will offer at public auction on the
old Ben Bratton place, one-half mile
east and one mile south of Garwin, on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-14
Tuesday, March Is

Commencing at 10: SO a. 1n sharp, the
following described property:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25
lolu Two Soys

AaugeS PAINE: xas picked IL Of
TX Portland police THURSDAY morn
.rG ana IS beng It.G ylth Tank 4
OYER on The charge nj breaking ana
entering lie Boys c!un- They vera
aEraigned Friday morning. .'a!!2eE
10 and Dyer $ u. DYER vas
Drought n Wednesday ana declined
% answer tT7ishfuiiy When Questioned
by ne officers He lad ss-oHe cent
stamps IN his pocket ana d candle
that 1at la=n burned consiaeran my
E.s explanations yar@ 1r,"f ana
va4ue- Despite r.s!4 questioning ie
would nut admit That ne mad sIeisn
my Ut ne stamps This .as aefaTe
any complaint III a ors2k was nade.
1iir SunI. Eagan came over ami SaId
tnere US evidence that boys nave
praa sie-plnE IN me oiuD. AsAed I
any stamps Esra MISSING, ne said ne
,iu not anow. nut Investigator
nngsa hat such gas the Ease. Pal
-ner Sas implicated ana ! vatca SCI
tar him. He was brougat n and a
ravoivar- yaIcn 4as t&Gsn AZ tas time
the stamps disappeared. vas 7ecov-
cred. Candle trimmings aear tina issh
we're found which indicate llat the
boys Sc, The candle upright in hot
xax Ehe-s i vas secure while they
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Pleasant 7ono Net . &c c1enea :
Ice -isrInG.

People down around Gardner :
AID me III ne isF 1ci -a;-,a r.ar..-
ms v~srerricy. seam . 7ara ~.
-. rom somewhere IA e.ls
: -, rsl- back I 1;a.ii:ler- vas -..;.-.-
. ~ opeaesi 10 &c ssninc. NJ s-.--
Is :, ..a tac,. IS he a., VI, -aD.2 :
n e:t-1E -;rr.i ! 5 hanged .. INT
l-e-.s!aIaso.
&c. j. ii the Maine finland F..
ana ts1.T.e AVS II .e-3 -a.lti--a ",
n laore mentioned pond. -a-,d.
follows: Il snail oe av;-i 10 is
-ircu=a me ice TOR oicEere: ii AM
zine ana tcT protected -,as-:a Isl. III.
!: ne Sontas II E-or-ia.- AMI
March 4 ZACH ear Il accorIaut.
with he General larv OF ne -IG;e .m
ne following name. ana sFec::
lakes- ponds ara r:rars. 5u- I 10 ss-.-
ar waters Z nc-lEtDac COUNTY. nas...
=:
AL rhe axes. 1onds 2-,t --~a~5
\ -,?El."sc t~':rfr- -
s-ee3ETee- AaraE -cooh.. Wilson En-.
focasSe! ana Aa:aaesSa Cooi. lanes.
anu -ochEeva gen. Ggelr Eas-. -1rc.
Nor-.l Lite. Ellis. LcG:rc.r; -or--
Na--ows, F,y,ng ana Parker ponds:
Pleasant pond n TV=-r :4.i....-.
--.tcaaelG ana ':a-1;ner ma ia
G.cnnond. Sagadaapc COUNT ..t
pond \ L.-cAfeid nd 2:ch-c,
JIMMY pond n -:tchGela; Eorzos..oa
ana Qxoow 2nnds = West Gar liner.
Triton, 0ar1d ana BASIN ponds n
Fayat.c Berry pond Il Winthrop ani
N2r.e- ana 3eaI's ncad n Vienna
and :, Nv Sharon. EranA.in cour.-
rvi; or n LareJov pond n A.blon. *
cept n Thursday u aach v==i;- Il.
provided tiir-:ler. ctiaI / snail BE m
Z. -r-rll eo- an 7@E-Snr . -aae- catcl
y AL -nora nan 7sn rs. = ii n NJ
ane DAY Il SAID pond yhi.e fishing
through ne &C.
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RCRNHANi

F:-era. s----tl=s ior re .a-e Stanley
7-as@. so- 7 III and Ms T--t7Tcr,h
:'e.se. ve-a had t-o--: ne 1o-az .. his
ats No3Gar - --ocs. -.-v
-o-..:ey. Pastor of ...e Baptist c:aI---l
cheating. among ~ -r=-a-.r@s present
-rA-. II ana Mrs. Manson 1'easa Al
A. ..4 AT = 7 .at..son, -. ,.
'...:,:1a. -a;=--,e-- vas made = Ia
Mount -ayne,e--
Cavtl Reynolds continues 20 as quite
Il AMI : lgr -uir % 81, lp
Ms. -<w5s -.5ox .zs 5e4n Il fo-
-ev-r-. Jays Win bronchitis III : g.
yGT.
Mss Blanche -os,er s gaining .-oia
AZ attack u influenza
8ura2gr range aell Te.l attended
meeting -.;es3a- evening. about :. De-
ag present. TIE oTH a=S o. ne coming
r-a- ws.c .as-ai,at a. ?as- Master
IA-aa =. L-ige:- ASSISTED 5v Te.,.e :.
S.Ax ana ---less Eunt. IS -ra-saas
anl M following o:Hcs-s v=-4 installed:
Master. Arnold Gcaf. 9s=-=.z- -a=
AcAl.s-e- ,ciurer. VIM C-;e -ev-
ri. cz-r.l AeA-..sce-. assistant stew
a.rl. arthur Niles: chaplain. Alg,:s-a
HUM: treasurer. 4 " 3e---. secre-
ar = LQ1se-- Aee-=r Maui
rec 2e--olEs =res. ia Hunt. "a
IA L 2,.is-er. .ady assistant s.evar1.
s5azel HUNT: sTsaIisE. AURA GOODWIN,
Following re lnsEa.ia- ON : arlei ~
g-- Vas .1r-eli az. and : .Et-l
bzar supper Ks ss.-a<i.
7F~-,.-- : I.;.g-zr- district is------
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CHINA

The ~ la nepE.ns III the F+eti
f-Tas5 aSt Tuesday v-s success
va.--e women attended al lay ana
- n -.e afternoon. -ga.sy- nv
garments a-cn Representing nuI 4
.oIk. Tara Iad.- These al lay
Meetings 1iii X Continued lEI!i Tx
Sewing Drive" over Ma.an Isl
~ ITe auw calie+i lpaa .ear 1 su-
prime effort n tie naalns III -in'a-
NJ iur ne destitute ara 5reez.nG
3eop.e II FRANCE ana Belgium. Ii
MS little immunity Se ma never
--aIn laEs- 81 grand IN opportunity al
lul!.-. <fIC1 2 graf -hFI fbf NE
ss.jise 9i humanity AMI Ir IAN Well
morn 10 put aside our own interests
axcept those actually aesessAT--- IanE
-vp--,e., VITO An aat come % ne cl-!
are. long me Ear3. AZ aoIne- " la-e
a4W 3aDl.I 20 garments Ie4ns !naue Z
lames. VIII All willing 10 s-s 1T
nome please aot.iy Miss BralnsETt.
hartman ii sewing committee ana
.roTA vii! De gwen -.leIn. VaJeFFii.s
napier II viaGa lima IS branch.
Us 1870 4a--nEats 70 complete !seiore
--D. -.
The officers ara teachers r The
Baptist @unda- school mel a. t,ie
parsonage ,asr Mo-iar e1'an:nS 1or
business :. yaS -n-e.i ID .c.I 1ae
c..1lrc!, ser--ca from -a.-H - ---@a
} .!ocN lnd sunday sonooi rom --.2h
! Ca lass organization vas lis
euss=4i Ice cream ami eahe we're
s1-ve.. bY 4r- and Mrs Brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25
HAS HICCOUGHS
FOR FIVE DAYS

Saco. Ne. Jlc. --.-Ei7varl a EaE
-ae saca grocer, Has sI-.o-:ea 1l1a
me uccougas Monday a--e-aoon A.
a; lock. ana wn..a vve-T e:tor- nas
as=.. maize ny sae aIteE1i!!.s 2nYsl-
nan. Or. l L Powell. % stop hem
10 20 THURSDAY noon ne rad aes:. III
successful.
lust what mas caused ne h,c-
coughs mas aot been fully determined
--ealent.r hey ara c4usti DE n
digestion AMI a. other zines ~ /
strain from lifting i heaty weight
Mr. Eay A. the lime he vas aiken vas
II good health. ana is far as inown
II. ,lad Tot strained himself. Da- ana
l!Enc ne 5 afflicted. 2-u Thursday
..e yas getting a-or1 nut a-ld nervous
N...ir -seiar ne ioc.or succeeded n
stepping them for = oT.ef period mt
inc nlCcous:Is started Up again an
1our alter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25
n. A. a. DIRECTORS MEET
Prof. George :. Files of srunswlci
Re- elected President of Asso'r.

Prof.. George T Files II srunsvic i
was -c-e:ecce.i president 81 he Ma.ce
Automobile Association at the ANNA
meeting II he directors held thurs
.iaF n his Ky. Joh-. .. ScaCes a.
W=st1rool; Vas re-e:ec-ed 5ec-e.-a.-,
AMI treasurer. The vice president
c::Dsec were: Hiram II l.tG; e.
SolI.. Poland ,la-:es Z =
E5o,..i1r. Waiter Z. Parker ear-
Elizabeth. Forrest z. raihy eng
am X 4. 55e-cess=y. Bangor 80
Norman Z. Fay. lex:e-
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fridays Portland Press Contained
the following PARAGRAPH relative. d
iadag basketball game between Cony
E-En girls ana he girls team from
Portland High: Instead OF aiay:r:
n ne new gymnasium -aturday !.
afternoon the Portland High y,rss'
1asae,ea-l team Will 80 20 AUGUSTA .
nest the Coay High sex-cr This
game has been announced 1or The
home floor through some rrisuader
standing Il dates but YESTERDAY. i, was
learned ny Miss Rr.anr. VINO s caacn
AZ Portland High tina: the Cory High
girls we're making arrangements for
he game on their home aoor tbs
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25
Shirt Sale =. +. bllOdedu 20. J.
262 Water St. Augusta Il i:

next regular meeting III "Wednesday.
ian. q s.iI.l Minnie rt'oE- All Ene1n-
o-rs 1re r5-luestcI ~ at-e1l.
Several rom his piaGe stsenae.i
M al la .nt-.inE 9i Cascade
:laaes. "a aid. Wednesday, Ila. =.
!. gaosi ,.-:e>'-c,s .a!lurEe-i.
r.Ie ming p=cp.e ar@ planning .
attend NJ Red ross entertainment
and tanca NJ Memorial nail Oakland,
THURSDAY evening, ian g.
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Fridays -a:nsror-n made some diff

t-,G3ES -a:0stor-n made some tiff :
cult -~lve!icE II ne vrc,n;tr OF he
1.tT even 1!.oug7 he amount OF tie
snow on me ground vas ROT .ar-c
AMI L 5 sa.A that l!,sre .ere places
along Sore II the ROADS nat Tere
Gura. portion Of ne early hours u
The iar Almost .npassaD.e II one
place over On me EAST size OF me
rlFar one II The nea vca snip mix
o I creas1e-" encountered :. place i
ne road nat vas 50 1s,. hit .,e II j
% stop lis team, lnnltca as ::orsa
ard -et MN around 20 vne-= ne 60
ng VS. better before II coIli hl-ca
- again ana resume MS .uuraev II
some places $50 ne -aans wara "a
. - overt C,yai / places yar-a H.
Tere crossed y brooks p -:.ac I vas
with ii:Ec,.!ty NAT sucn places oou.i
2e PASSED.
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BELGRADE

Nf7RTE-9aiEnon LAke Grange will
install -:ltir officers Saturday eve
ming. Ian. q r.l- EEnr+. s "a NJ long
5r .a..9es T:hbetts NJ b grade
Ai- ana Ms : .h-r- FURNISH are
Receiving congratulations On he birth
ii I san. jan i. TIE little one mas
lsen named t.are7ce :.
t'&-lnie n his silently ars harvest
ng their ce when seems 70 DC oI i
rerv SOD quality
Howard BiCkinrd : hauling poplar
% rhe station 10 ne shipped 10 Nassa
c.iuseS-s-
I-@desnora Sewn. Society holds Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

were at x1rAi. ph!!.p GRAHAM vas
senIencesi % ihE s1..Ie Scauoi for
4IuEs Tlursla? nnTaing. and pTaBa-
Die cause VS. tnuHd n the ease vi
Wallace G"An. Bath ara 3 ana
"eTa -Aag.I uy Officers Reuurn Ioau-
son Aad HurAs while hey acre pack
Hg ~ .a.sins. cigarettes ana small
>sInGunt II aaose mango when 'leY
aad ia;aeresi n Albert DiIg!ey's
stare, 20 0Xford street. This vas
,tiouI $50 asst evening ana Vas 4
Iu.cA joB- After a ,siephone call A.
ne station. these tvn arfscers xere
caught y me signal Irss and ran
jowG 20 the STORE n time 10 eaten
me ads Graham mas seen npii-
cated ~ several pes1- larcenieS anu
a sentence. with pFoAaIi0n. lIupased
II July. las Raue Elective ~ .Iudge
Bats THURSDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

Ear-- Ereen Of this civ. WHO mas
charge OF one OF rhe Maine Contra.
paint crows. has ar-~ed with MS ears
ana crow ard IS now engaged N DO
-ns 7nIne -ouenias ue CT ne paint IL.
different paris Of the interior of the
passenger station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

air- ami AIRS u. G. Haskell and MS
s-s7e-. Mrs IVA 4. Everson II Alma.
Ne.-. Tno 1ame east early II Jaau-
aIF with tae remains 81 their mother.
A-s- Mar z Haskell. when rcev
we're brought 10 augusta -or inter
-Ilent. LEFT m ne ESQ train -hursia '
morning 10 return % their nome.
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SUPERIOR coue

Only routine matters anne gerorA
re superior cou-- at he Friday
session which vas adjourned I he
forenoon % AondaT morning. IL
rorca cases ri. &c aear1 AnrGar
ard -aeSyiay-
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Basketball Challenge

The Con- second basketball ,eaIn
tlas .ssuei 4 challenge 20 any team
rs size n Augusta II surrounding
cites fer a game 20 6e played as 7re-
}ir,i-ar- 20 he E.gn School -nacc-as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

Mrs. = ?. Smith Of Fairfield has
arrived IN The r:5v u pass serera.
~eF-:ss 1.tt Ter husband VINO s i,ere
OF business III the Name state Fed
Grafton OF Labor u which lie S rres-
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

The BEARD III Health u ,ae Lov-
at Iaca,as mas lesiled not % spsn
me schools 2aa public places for
another xsfn IN accsuRt at the n
lirnza ,nnGitIons The Norma
Scnpo! SI!! aat 1pea On Fuesl&r, Ian
Is as planned ANA the Washington
COUNT Teachers convention S IN
definitely postponed
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SOMERVfLLE

Funeral u Nelson z. Nc oonaiG.
EIneT-.i services for me late Nelson
z Mcdonald ware held Wednesday
afternoon. Jan. =. at his late home n
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NOTICE

.errhv give notice 20 al 7e-sans
hat they are sornsiaSn - extend c-eSii
"a TT wife A-s AAE-aFet a 31aH',. 5
s-su ~ no bills 81 ae- co;.trs4C--:.g
alter his i@t@- ~
5sgresi A~nEa2 Din"
Augusta, Ne, Jan. =. .lZ-
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Z NJ B,anGin- u Bangor vas
among ne arrivals n AUGUSTA IN The
1-Ss train Friday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-25

Dance II Maccanee Eal SATURDAY.
evening. Jan. -. Auslc ~ Douglass
orchestra. Gents :oc- aides DC
,aa-.aS-.
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IT. a wise housewife who -.7ows
the da.r FatiDnlng oTier IN sugar.
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LOCAL Notice

A; me ssoIHes-Sw,ft store tosiar At
% vau sIlI ma -aaes. inasnnuis-
-oos;s. zRd nome nads -1ndT aa-Sdi:
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Underwear
Marked Down

S1.t0 Gotten Rihhed sac
$50 Med. VT. Cotton. s1.35
S1.:50 1t. VT. Wosi S1.s5
s].:il Med. VI. Wool $3.50
tUnian Suits
$500 Med. VT. Cotton s1.39
SID Hwy. VI. Cotton sl.a5
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
FINANCIAL EXPERTS
 CONFER WITH HUNS
Americans and Germans Considering Food Supplies and Method
 of Payment.

Versailles May 20.-American financial experts arc continuing their exchanges with German representa- tivcs here, chiefly respecting food sup plies and methods of payment.
 The arrival of Max NOn WaSerman, one of the managers of the RelchS- bank, who came to Versailles yeSter- day with Count vOn BrOCkdOrff-llant zau is underSt OOd to he preliminary to an effort of the Germans to secure verbal exchange with the allied and associated powers regarding the 1inan- cial terms of the peace treaty.
 A German courier who arrived from Berlin this morning reported he had lost u diplomatic pouch. The pouch, however, was found shortly after wards in the train which had brought him.
 Because of protests against the cX- clusiOn of the public from the TrianOn park the authorities have decided to reopen the greater portion of it, re- striCting the German peace mission members to 60 acres of the enclosure.
 The German delegations numbers have been further increased by the ar rival of two widely known mOdCrates, Gen. Count Max Montgclas and Prof. Hans DClbrucck.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20

nDRYG PURCHASE
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20

Haven that he had been accepted. He left his home here to go to the service but upon receiving his final cNamina- ton ~~aS found to be d little undcr weight. He was rejected but immc- diatcIy went 10 the Marine Corps re- cruiting office where he passed his first examination. He will leave Mon- day, June ,, for Paris Island. S C where he will have as a companion Burton Hemingway, another local youth who enlisted two weeks ago.
 Brief Items.
 Mrs. Edward McCirath. and childrcn of Detroit are visiting her mother. Mrs. Henry David of North Washing ton street.
 The county convention of the w.. c. T. U. will be held in Center church house in Hartford tomorrow. The morning session will start at 9:45 a. m. and local members are reminded that the yshould leave here on the S:45 trolley for New Britain.
 Andrew Foley Of Scranton, Pa, for mcrly foreman of the cleansing depart mcnt of the Bristol Mfg. Co.,, is Vis- itor in town.
 Rev. J. F. Fay is completing the annual census of the parish.
 Charles Prior has purchased SaN- on runabout.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20

Jones estate in Lower lane, Berlin, by AdministratriX Mrs. Nellie $. Craw- ford of Hartford to George J. Reed of Lower lane, have been filed in the town clerks office.
 The Murray Real Estate and h. surancc company of Mcriden has pur- chased the old Highland estate on Meriden avenue.
 Mrs. Field Critically III.
 Mrs. B. K. Field is critically ill at Pelham Manor
 Bccllcy Awarded Helmet
 Mrs. Charles NJ. Jarvis announced this morning that through the efforts of the committee another German helmet was secured from the Liberty Loan committee at Washington and has been awarded to Bccklcy for the good work done in that part of the town during the five Liberty Loan drives. Bccklcy is also in receipt of Liberty Loan honor flag, which is being flown from tho Scldcn school
 Worthin2tOn Club Meets
 The Warrington cluh which was recently organized by the community playground association of Berlin. will hold public meeting this evening at the Berlin Town hall at o'clock.
 May Establish Hotel.
 It was learned today that the pur- chasers of the I'lanncry corner on Worthington Ridge, who are con tempIating establishing a tirst-class automobile roadhOusc arc also plan hing to establish d hotel The build ing for several years was used as a hotel.
 Berlin Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex luck of Berlin, arc being congratulated on the birth of son, Raymond Arthur
 Ncls Anderson and wife, of Brook lNn, New York. arc visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson of Damon's $ Hill. Anderson was recently dis charged from tho navy.
 The Berlin Boy Scouts held their regular weekly meeting last evening at the Congregational church parlors
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20

box of Uneeda Biscuit ana q Jar Of
 potted chicken. Nimble fingers would set to work and in twink ling little piles of chicken sand
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20

uniform. A Salvation Army rally IS being planned to take place at the American Paper OGods company Thursday noon. Several I'D mon will speak.
 Berlin Grange to Meet.
 The regular meeting of tho Berlin Grange will be held this evening. X program has been arranged by the lecturer of the Burritt Grange of New Britain.
 Crowd Attends Fair.
 St. Pauls T. A. E. annual fair which is being held at the parish hall was largely attended last evening. The committee in charge of the affair re- ports that so far the fair has been T big success. Much of the candy and jcWelry has already been sold and it is expected that moro will have to be secured for tho last two nights of the fair.
 The cntcrtainm cnt last evening was the Victory mixed minstrel troupe of PlainVillc. Tomorrow evening will be the closing night Of the fair. Danc- ing will be held as usual but there will be no entertainment. Instead of the entertainment there will be d drawing of all prizes.
 Private NaIina Writes.
 Friends Of John Malina, who is with the ordnance corps ONcrScaS have re- CeiVed letter from him informing them that at tho present time he is stationed near COblenz, Germany and will in all probability remain there for some time.
 More Land Deals.
 Deeds for the sale of the Mrs. Car ric r. Shaw estate in Sunset lane to Frederick GcSchCmslN havo been filed in tho town clerks office. Mrs. Shaw will move to New Britain She has been a resident of the town for the past 30 years.
 Sidney M. CoWlcs has sold q piece Qfland comprising two acres, located in BrandNWinc lane to WladySlaW WrObel of Berlin.
 Deeds Of the sale of a l. acre piece nf land comprising two acres, located
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
New Fish Market.

ALOorc's Fish Market, a branch of the Middlotown Fish Market, will open for business Wednesday, May Fist, with a full line of High Grade Sea Food. Our Sea Food will be shipped from Long Island and New York by boat to MiddletoWn and by auto truck 10 New Britain. In that way it will be in better condition than by freight or express. MT. Moore has had go years experience in the Fish business and can guar antcc the people of New Britain good variety. good satisfaction and every quality in an. up to date Fish Market. -aQVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
SALVATION ARMY IS . SEEKING $500 HERE
Mrs. Charles M. Jarvis Heads
 Campaign Workers
}ECKLEY IS GIVEN HELMET
This District Also Has Honor Flag for Excellent Work During Recent Liberty Loan Campalgns-Othcr News Items.
BERLIN NEWS

The Salvation Army campaign 10 raise $500 for continuance of the home service work has begun here. While the towns quota has been fixed at $300 it is expected that the town will go way over the top in this cam paign as it has in all of the war drives. Mrs. Charles NJ. Jarvis, who has been chairman of the WOman's Liberty loan committee at Berlin dur ing the five loan drives. has again re- reivcd the appointment of chairman during this campaign.
 Mrs. Jarvis has appointed a number of solicitors and team captains in each of the four districts, Berlin East Ber- lin. ReCkley and Kensington.
 It is being planned that several of the local I'D men be appointed as team captains. Each captain when canvassing will be asked to wear his
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
EnGaGCmcnt Announced.

At a party given at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Baldwin of 100 Winthrop street, New Britain. last evening, the cnGH cement of Viola May IIaggCrtN of that city to George E
 Miller of this town was announced
 Miss lIaGGCrtN has been in the employ Of RcnirN. Pickhardt and Dunn of New Britain for some time. Miller is one of the towns best known v0unr men having recently been GiScharced from tho army where he served i'm
New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
Change to Marine Corps.

Nelson Morgan tried several times to enlist in tho navy and last week wae told by the recruiting officer in New