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", Special Sale of Wash Ties, 50c values 35¢, 3 for $1.00. Summer Underwear in Ath- letic style and Union Suits, 50c to $1.5 Shirts of Silk, Madras, Sois- or sections about of timbers were tossed Loss of Maurepas Berlin, Aug. via London, p. m.—The capture of Maurepas, on the Somme front, by the French, is recorded in the official announcement of taday. Berlin Admit 30 Italians Complete Landing. Paris, Aug. 2:15 p. m.—The landing of Italian troops at Saloniki has now been completed, says an ofli- cial statement issued today AJERLAT. SMYRIK- Wedding Will Take St Mathew’s Church Tomorrow Afternoon Place at . DA R ette and Percale, 75¢ t0| ;inura A Smyrk of 69 Chapman - 0 street and Miss Emily C. Majerlot of $o.0 . 290 Rhodes street will be m ed to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. ! Mathew’s German Lutheran chuich by the pastor, Rev. A. C. T. Stecgo. o ; The couple are well known n the All of our Straw Hats that| T0c cow large number of fricnds [ - o . is expected to attend. Miss Majerlat were from $1.50 to $4.00 | S 325 % T oo Rios oa . n George Mz at. The bride and are going now for 5,31.00. groom will be attended by the siste BRITISH STAB WAY PAST GERMAN LINE (Continued from First Page.) frontier. We 208 men of | the Third Bulgarian division. “All the ener icinity captured 's counter attacks in the fro of itier and on the left wing were repulsed. , “The positions chosen by our head- quarters are being occupied and held.” Munitions for Bulgarians. London, Aug. m.—Three rriving daily at A strian Orsova 2 n town on the ibe near the Serbian and Ru- | n bord with ammunition is being onveyed in barges to lower down the Dan- an Odessa despatch to of the groom, Miss Jennie, as brides- maid, and the brother ,of the bride, Aofwald Majerlat, as best man. TT IS CHAMPION, MRS. L Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. 25.—Mrs, F. C. Letts, Jr., of Cincinnati, won the western women’s golf champion- shkip at the Kent County club links today, defeating Miss Laure Kaiser of the Flossmoor club, Chicago, three and one. NEW FREIGHT EMBARGO xport Shipments by Way of Piers in New York and New Steamship Company Under Ban. Hartford, Aug. Another freight embargo on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad became effective Thursday morning. It has been placed on all freight for export, originating at stations on the New Haven road, the Central New England and connecting lines, consigned for or ¢ of Piers Nos. 31, 37, 38, 42 or 70, Bast River or Harlem River, or Brooklyn terminals or for movement by the way of the New England Steamship company. An embargo is d on all car load and less than car load freight. Two Hartford automobile dealers and three local coal companies are specifically mentioned in the embargo, together with companies located in Bridgeport, Chester, Milldale and Springdals Firms in the followlng Ma u- setts s and towns are also named: Springfield, Sandersdale; 1d, Providence, Bellefonte, Lakewood. The following exception is made: England } NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916. Personals G. W. Pittsinger, H. G. Juengst, H. E. Smith and D. C. Darrow, all car- riers on the local post office force are expected home from their vaca- tions next weelk. Mayor G. A. Quigley, Building In- spector R. N. Rutherford and Officer Clarence Lamphere have returned from a vacation spent in Maine. W. B. Rossberg of the water com- missioners, Burton Lewis, J. A. Lewis and H. P. Richards, are to start to- | morrow on an extensive trip through Maine in Mr. Richard’s automobile. John A. Martin of Maple street is at Block Island on a vacation. W. L. Haley and Donald Bell letter carriers, start on their vacations nex. week. Colling Atwater is In Westfield on a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hart Madison. s are at F. H. Farrar has returned to Mont- pelier, Vt., after a visit with Fred Rackliffe. Williamn Giersch of Newark, N. J. is visiting hi: of Colum- formerly of this sister, Mrs. bia street. city David Dehm, Rawlings of Carlton | H. Penfield will leave George D. street and L. Export freight will be accepted by way of mship routes where specific space has been contracted for. TAX ON PRINT PAPER A t quantity of explosives medical supplies is e T o e e rtor Hitchcock Believes This ::(: 2 m“\l‘,),‘:,‘n‘:.h: ;‘,’,‘,’,(,‘,H“(,::::,m‘:;‘; Vould Have Tendency to Put wire entunglements is proceeding en- v G e Tl ergeti Two German generals with staff | Washington, Aug. 25.—Senator officers have arrived at Orsova, says | Hitchcock, democrat, has prepared an the despatch, for the purpose of in- | amendment to the revenue bill in- specting defenses on the Rumanian | tended to check the soaring prices of frontic Germ ny has made urgent offers to nian export committee for | rpose of a portion of the new | The committee has deferred its ¥ecision until Mond Rome, Aug. via London 3:30 p. m.—The new atiack of the Italians In the Dolomites, on the northern part of the front, is being hindered by un- | Jle weather conditions, but is reported = in mouncement of tods Murderous Work on Somme. newsprint paper. He said today he would bring it up in the senate when certain sections of the bill were recached for debate. Mr. Hitchcock is himself a newspaper publisher, Paper selling at $40 a ton and under would not be taxed. When the price passes $40 a ton a tax of ono collar a ton would prevail until $45 a ton reached, when the tax would increase to three dollars and mount up gradually until a tax of $40 a ton would prevail on paper selling for more than $90 WHITE WHALE BONF FOUND. treal, Aug. 25.—The skeleton of belleved to be a white whale, found today at Point aux This section, according to was once covered by the an, Mo it wt i we Tremb geologists, Atlantic Oc ARCHBISHOP DYING. With the British Armies in France, Aug. 24, Midnight, London, Aug. | There has heen murderous work | n. both flanks in the Somme region | where, with every stage of the Brit- | ight progress, the fighting seems to | Become more bitter and the artillery fird hotter. - On the left Germans hold t6 . Thiepval and on the right still oling to Guillemont which, of all the | rujned Nage: st complete- | 1y pestle-mixed | The repulse " n | attempt to drive the British out of | the edge of Guillemont and the neigh- | boring stone quarry was one of tho | most sanguinary since the war began, | “Tonight the British have been mak- | fng further progress cast of Delvil Wood and further tightening the pin- cde¥ on Ginchy and Guillemont. “This afternoon they pressed ward another lap towards Thie; and observers witnessed another tillery curtain of which utterly s lenced the German machine gun the British charge picked its amdpg shell cr for 400 yards up & hiflside, entered the German trench | and sent back the 11 bunches of | German rs | ATI as if on a stage and viewed f a lery, ev to the detail of men standing on edge c he ench throwing | bombs they might toss biscuits into | at t out the snipers, | Blodiin: - elr s | bomb ad rryving their lig | hine guns, that persistent lir | £a. under the cover of the econ- | tinuo om their own gur and in the m of bu sheils of the enemy, never f: reached | yery; top of the ridg point for | & front of 1.000 y They were within only 500 rds | of the pulverized remains of what | once w the viliage of Thiepval, | which has become the most redoubt gble of names to hundreds of thou- sand of men le the British kept on send- nch shells into the Thicpval area and into the German dugouts Wwhich lie deep under the wreckage of Roukes. Spouts of smoke and dust Tose to the height of 200 feet and 'Whit looked li the bodies of men pooria, Tlls., Aug. 25.—Archbishop John Lancaster Spalding, who has DLeen in failing health for the past two w was in a more weakened con- dition today, according to his phy- sician. TOO LAT FOR CLA; LOST—Wedne Finde Rewa night string gold rd. 8-25-2dx | LOST—Small black purse containing um of money between Hotel Beloin and Steele street. Finder return to Herald offl 2d At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Di t of Berlin, in the County of Hart- ford ‘and State of Connecticut, on tho 24th day of August, A, D., 1916, Present Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge. Tstate of Alfred- Bengston, late of New Britain, in said district deceased. Upon the petition of Anna M. Bengtson of said New Britain, pray- ing that an instrument in writing pur- porting to be the will and te: ment of said deceased may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as splication on file more fully ap- it Ordered rd and ce, in last tion be Prabate said dis AN That said applic determined at the New Britain, in rict on the 30th day of Augt 1616, at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency ¢ said application and the time and »f hearing thereen, by publish- new. Britain said District, and thereof, on the in the Town of New District, and return 1 « order in in saia ulation in ing a cop sign-post in saia this some New publ Tiritain, make. By order af Court, MORTIMER H. CAMP, Clerk. please return to the | ers were, Aaron and John Anderson, Stanley street. The building will cost building at 97 Bassett strect at a cost son, and a half sister, Mrs. J. W, Gil- lette. WOMAN KILLS MILITIA OFFICER. militia officer. She declined to make any statement. Mayor Receives Letter From Captain cheaper in Nogales than to send them. troops have again been paid the money them to be hard and fit for the gruel- lllng test. AMERIGAN STEEL STILL IN DEMAND Dragnet Letters Sent to Learn of Possible Deliveries Suits for Stout Women a Specilalty. | CLEAN-SWEE SALE The Iron Age says pig iron rather than steel has been the market leader of the week. ! The spectacular orders for shell and | of other war steel, with deliveries run- | | uing six to ten months ahead, having | been put on producers’ baoks, interest in the steel trade centers on the bal- ancing of supply and demand in the domestic market for the first half of MEN'S WEAR You men who have been able to 1917, Yet it is evident that the Allies | put off your Summer buying—or you nt much more steel from the | whose wardrobe needs replenishi States. Producers have been | will have your innings now solicited again in the past week, ;moun-s\vnep Sale is here. Everything dragnet letters, to say what rounds| goes: Prices have been cut te the Gr Totinded Pillets they eould Furiich | Fone oo fnee 10 Siy o Wore sore with what deliveries and at What| 1y tempted to “forget” about our usanl prices, isnlvs this yea Prices are now Many ocorders now on the books of | nigy and getting so much higher Icading steel companies for this vear's| * day, that so far as “quick pro- dclivery must go over to 1917 of almost unbroken hot weather have Weeks | s” are concerned, it would pay us better to carry these goods over,—we aggravated an oversold condltion, | onyt quplicate them for what we and consumers have not vet felt the| pu¢ we've built up this busines tull effect of this exceptional curtail- the policy of supe r values,—of new, raent. ! The recent increase in domestic| buying for the first half of 1917 leaves the tatal much short of what some steel makers had expected. But at present high prices consumers are cautious, in spite of warnings that they may ove ay. Noteworthy in this conncction the report of the agricultural imple- fresh goods every season,—and we're not going to depart from it now. We'll take our c > on doing the be we can next year. You'll have to ps | more then, of course, because we will. what you can now. sood things here for you. is COME IN AND S t That’s why you'll be wise to pick up There's a lot of THE BARGAINS RICHTER & CO. IW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Represented by E. W. Eddy. 81 West Main St., City Hall Building MEMBERS N Telephone 18 50 Am Hardware 50 New Britain Machine 50 Stanley Works 56 Union Mfg Co 50 North and Judd 50 Landers, Frary & Clark 50 Traut & Hine FINANCIAL NEWS Grath, Axel Yetterman Pig-iran prices have been irregular, tric hall, a report of the delegates to representing the Vega society, Ben- | As usual, ”;"" wexe low figures out.|line conventlon In Middletown: will ba J_mm;:\rlog:"c':hzndjoi'm!::m"’Irfi‘;?‘flficl'{{ Southern Ohfo fron sold at §18, Tron | I'ranklin S. Griswold, Incz S. G was in Fairview Cemele"y ton, as against $18.50 only recently, | Wold and F. T. Griswold, all of New In eastern Pennsylvania $19, de- | Dritain and Clarence W. Griswoid, of | 7 livered, for basic iron was done, but| Rochester, Y., have trs BUILDING NEWS, $19.50 is asked tod: Some Buffalo | property on I e . Alderman A, M. Paonessa has been | scllers have advanced prices, also, | abeth B. Sampson. Joseph Dzicelk lias granted a permit to erect a garage on | At Cleveland large sales hav 'Im(\ni transferred to Stanislaw Tz | the plot between Hartford avenue .and | made—70,000 tons by onc interest | crty on Beaver street Torics sirce August 1, against 9,000 tons In | has transferred to the former land on $4,000 and is to be used for commer- | all July. the same street. The Horace Booth cial purpose: estatc has transferred land on Ly- Louis Andrews has been granted SOLDIER BOYS GRATEFUL. man street to Alex Chadwkiewi rermission to raise the roof of a i Bure Bllic pajamas at Wilson's. advt, Paul Vince is to bufld a store and Tadbury Baprescing Thanks. ! ohe ey Briiain faetloffor S Macles tenement building at 1779 Oak street| Mayor Quigley today recelved Is dolel it taken e yrare leane to cast $1,500, letter from Captain H. F. Ladbur: [ioietheln § present I quarnters jin the B Company I, stationed at Nogales ‘ {::Ihx'u-s & r‘.u. nan Ilyllm (lrum “)i‘rml K o o - the First regiment, thanking the com- | (_7 n. ixtensive alterations w be KEMMERER WILTL, Lot commitise and the pecole bol the | mede in the rooms. The will of Cornelius Kemmerer | .ji\ por the comforts sent to the boys| The infant daughter of Mr. and was admitted to probate today. To border duty along the Rio | Mrs. Delmar Drake of 75 Winthrop | William Watson, a grandnephew, de- An expression of apprecia- | street, died this afternoon at the New 1l | ceased leaves §100. ~To brother, so given for the work being | Britain general hospital, Joseph, of Jersey City, he leaves $1|gone by the clty for the benefit of and the of his property is left to | (10 soldier families, Captain Lad.| Barsain Week at Besse-Leland's— S, na ~he P i i i & y %5 | = sters, Mrs. Anna Schetdler and | pury says the boys have now most of | advt. Mrs. Emma Brennecke; his brother, | (ro B { 5 A | the things they need and that owing | charies and Garab. | Charles F.; a niece, Mrs. Kate Wat-| ¢y o excessive express rates it 1is | d : | transferred land on Putnam street to Guiseppe and Zelmira Berradi, Chairman W. F. Mangan democratic town committee of the articles As the have to buy many of the will call for some time to come. Macon, Ga., Aug. 25.—Captain E. Captain Ladbury says in regard to | @ meeting next week at which time it J. Spratling, F Co., Fifth In ", | the discharge of soldlers needed at |is probable that a successor to the National Guard of Georgia, was shot| home by their families, he is powerless | late Henry Farr will be named. and killed today in front of his tent | unless the application comes from the | .o o 11 3 . Jeben He at the state mobilization camp near |men. themselves. When the lettey | NeW fall hats, Roscben e here. Mrs. H. C. Adams of Atlanta, |was written the men of Companies I i was arrested on the statements of sev. and E were about to start on the long The following clerks at the post eral officers and men that she shot the | hike for Huachuca and he declares | office will enjoy vacations for the next two weeks: C. E. Hitchcock, W. H. Jackson and F. A. Cadwell. and Edmund Central Le Ches & Ohio Chino Copper Col I & I Cons Gas Crucible Distiller Erie i Gener Goodrich Great Nor pfd Gt or Tllinois Cent Insepiration ... Lack Steel Lehigh Valle Louis & Nash 1st pfd Elec .. Rub Max Motor Me [ | Petroleum [ Air Brake v Cons N H com ther B0 Ry Co.1047% T nage of Ingots for this year, paving| . " Edward A. Thompson. ;4;‘; ot m“f\’fl:n i ‘\““]‘v“- change. The funeral of the late Edward A. Pig iron buying has been on a It is said that the body of Frank Thompson was held this morning at | large scale, particularly in stecl-malk- | Mldfllt'h{n. who died sudder o s 0 T 9 o’clock from St. Mary’s church. Ser- | ing grades., A Youngstown steel com-| Paul, Minn, a few days ago will he | &M T"‘"r‘ Sugar vices were conducted by Rev. John E. | pany bought 15,000 tons of Bessemer | brought to this city for hurial. Noth- | Al2ska Gold Fay. The bearers were John, James | and is in the market for basic. At| ing definite regarding funeral ar l~‘“" Ag Chem and Patrick Hanrahan, Oscar Irons, | St. Lauls three consumers took 50,- | rangements is known. The deceased | 2™ Peter Smith and James Kindelan.| ¢00 tons of basic, 25,000 tons going | brother of John Middleton. Am William Hanrahan was flower bearer. | to Northern furnaces, in part on the| Bargain Week at Besse-Leland's,— | ™ Burial was in the new Catholic ceme- | basis of $18 at Chicago. Southern | agavt. Am Loco tery. Ohio purchases of basic have been a ) : Am :\nmnng sl allt)) S e large factor In a total of 128,000 tons { A 1‘4‘1\1{4»11 for a 1 ding line on | Am Svl:.x: o Oscar Ohrenstedt. of plg iron through ('hl"hlnn'i'offi(‘rvs: ml:‘u' street ha been re ived at the l Am Tel & 'T.r'l Euneralfzerviceslterodcarh Onrent|(sinoe)chusust SLENICtE Rlusbics i) (SR80 R 2L b REoet Sg pii i Gvarte | e genaafeon Giedtyero el omnisfinta i no el ([ toel oM.y REexeati SRt an ot 5 RUSRIRIRSES SR I L B B Eee e e 13 Highland strect, at 2 o'clock this | for 20,000 tons of basic and an cast.| Cedar street has been received at the ’;‘l“rl\\.n Loco afternoon. Rev. C. E. Klingberg of | crn Pennsylvanla steel works for 18,- | Is granted. s i o ficiated. The deceased was a member | 000 tons. Buffalo sales of foundry and | Bargain Week at Besse-Leland’s.—— ],““ f of the Vega society, Fridhem lodge | other irons were mnearly 50,000 tons| aavt. v:‘l‘“\ »g el S and Lynea lodge, N. E. O, P. also|for the Wweek, with as’ much stll| A the meeting of the Ladic e mananon of the Joiners union. The pall bear- | pending. | ORI e anadian Pacific i Chi Mil & St Paul. Ore Cetfs. BETHLEHEM HITS |, 3 | BACK AT BEARS oo 1 sovn Comes Back Strong Alter Heavy‘* Drop—Steel at 991-9 members of the New York Stock Represented by E. W. Eddy Au High 8914 16 783 o 2914 6114 791 4 % A 8814 94% 1384 C & Hudson..106 3 Pac Mall S S Co.. Penn R R : Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons b O Reading .........108% Rep I & S com.... 55 |Rep I & S pfd....114 Southern Paciflc . 9914 Southern Ry ..... 24 Southern Ry pfd.. 68 Studebaker AT, Tenn Copper ..... 28% B O 2 C o0 h0milil Union Pacific . ... 142 { United Frait 167 3% Utah Copper ..... 848 U 8§ Rubber Co. ., 58 U SiBteal LN a5y U S Steel ptd ....118 Va Car Chem .... 42 We: We Spe tur Co., g. 24, 1916 Low Close | 89 s 161 1614 T T 62 991, | R 1097 131 3614 10314 30 87 853 482 39 391 1013 101 5 % 803 1295 833 102 137 10514 191 59 % 11084 130 193 597 110 T 97 9 117% 117 41% 42 stinghouse 61% 59% B9 stern Union 96% 95% 0B Willys Overland 487% \47% 47 845—Other Maintain Firmness. change today, 274 MAIN ST. ecialty Increases in Price to 83| Stocks Inactive Bi Colt's Arms stock was the only fei e of a dull market on the local e though the rise in t Deposited In Our ISAVINGS |DEPARTMENT On Or Before Will Bear Interest From Sept. 1st COMMER CCIAL TRUST CO. ASSETS OVER $600,000 heir first objecti Boston. L »oiilie to B0t lower aelces om = pers and a further x(uuf\mn.\\;) ;rexln | Though aull the market is firm & o i = rails and marines furnished the | piices o " ot | bars. The committee did not | in ralls a 3 prices constant. Miss Hilda Ahlstrom of Hawl\m? :vc:clsmflt;m it tells the associated =% i contrasting features of today's early B v e street has gone to Boston to spend | Steceed, and b eS LIC A% e for Clt}) lfems trading. Inspiration, Kennecott, Utah, | colt's Arms 845 Badhaihin himself how he shall provide for his z and Anaconda were in active demand, | Standard 1% 3 = S L g tho first named at the new record | Landers Frary & C 73 Mrs. Frank A. Hall of Chelsen, S0 for noxt Var, o iado| The payroll of the water depart- | price of 56%. Mexican Petroleum | Stanley Worh e o4 MIch s e Bicst (o0 MIn AORoreeR T ity the. high prices for steel have [ MENt for the last week amounted to | rose over two points and —Cruciblo | North and Judd ...... 90 9 Forsyth of 257 Fairview street. e Ues Inlpuver || PA25 %2 Steel a point, but United States Steel | New Britain Machine 3 8 . e minds as likely to last longer than was | Bargain Week at Besse-Leland's.—. | barely held its ground. Union Pa-| Bristol Braes . FR. FITZGERALD ASSIGNED | countea on oniy tatery. work is to advt. cific was extremely irregular, saining | Seovill i : 2 go forward, for example, on hotels vor Eliot Marshall of St. Joseph, | & fraction at the outset but immedi- | Union Works .. o t Washington and Baltimore, re-| Mo, has written Mayor G. A. Quigley | 2tely losing its advantage and more. | Bagle Lock As Pastor of the New Catholic Church | quiring about 8,000 tons, and at St.|yegarding electric light rates in New | eading, Erie and Baltimore and e, Louis on a building calling for 6,500 | Eritain. been startea | Ohlo also recorded moderate reces. S T to be Located in Eastern Part of | tons. The American Bridge Com-|in the Mi for cheaper lights | 8ions and Marine preferred lost 11 e S ; i 3 pany and the contract for 10,000 to|and the mayor is obtaining data on | Poin aenInston, Saue Continu City—Bishop Defines Parish. 12,000 tons for new Carnegie mill| the cost in ather municipalities and Munitions, Mexicans and equip- qn\(;t (m,).m both Mexican coasts re e =L e o L o % ot lucing the necessity of keepin i . A buildings in the Youngstown district. so inquires whether a municipal | mente extended their gains in the | ducing ping Txéslrx’:rr«ex?s}s‘?vn} 1J r;‘?\(:;crl:;‘lwwm Car rebuilding is a factor, rather| plant is maintained here. forenoon, Bethlehem Steel advancing | $ '”]m 1"'””]1 r/'”.“!”w SR S flmrgé o’f‘ !ile' mv‘v Catholic | than new car orders, ,000 to 30,- Last weck, of straw hat sale 10 points after losing with Fa il 9 xcsy ‘,“ in ]‘ " ]“H nd. ‘mul of the del < % g s ' 000 tons of steel being wanted for the | 1, 1 5 4 * | point gain for Crucible and Lacka- | Stroyer tender Di from the easter church, which will be built at the co 18 : : Ttoseben Hat Shop.—advt. 4 coas nd other v Is will t Ca 5 s = former. The St. Paul is considering wanna Steels and a substantial = s i B Will By ner of Newington avenue and Ea . Patrick Martin, an aged resident Tni lieved soon strects. It was announced today at | :000 new cars, and the Pennsylvania | - SHios Martin an ag lent | tion for United States - | LRLD tho episcopal residence in Hartford | Tailroad has ordered 11,000 tons of f’t >“'\_ “'}A“fl} who has been a patient | jean Petroleum increased its advanc | 2 B S T S that Right Rev, John J. Nilan, bishop | Plates and 4,000 tons of shapes for | "‘i“l‘“‘lhhln"“ last June, was re-|t; almost three points, while 1 to | INVENTORY OF SECURITIES, SEiLa Ao T A et | conibuliaing mt]':u o the town home tod: - | points measured the gains in Amei- | Berlin, Aug. 25, by wireless to Sayl lished a new parish in this city Pittsburgh reports tendency to “xaminations for aspirants for the | jcan and Baldwin Locomotives and |ville—The rman federal council ; i 4 Mitzg exaggerate the shortage in semli- [ supernumerary police force will be | Ay Brake. Coppers vielded none of | has issued an order for the takin at the same time Father Fitzge 3 iU e OES L DI | the taking o was appointed pastor. He will assume | finished steel. Sheet and tin-plate | held by the civil service commission | their prominence and Marine pre- eneral inventory of foreign secur: his new duties about Sepember 10, | WOrks have been gotting a satisfactory | next Tuesday evening in City hall. ferred mado full recovery, with !ities held by Germans and deposited Rev. John Quinn of St. Margaret's | Supply, and attention is called to the| There will be a meeting of the | strensth in United Fruit, Industrial|in Germs or in foreign countric church, Waterbury, will succeed [large amount of new stee pac Young Men's Society of St. Joseph's | Alcohol and General Motors preferred ys the Overseas News Agency an Father Fitzgerald as pastor in Po- | that h come into woperation this | church tonight. Other motor issues were heavy and!nouncement of the orde (m:l;_xlm(l } I g . T-x:;'-,““h fl\‘:]’”:hrtqn:‘lriflx”“h ‘1:1\'11!12:]0?‘ Rargain Weck at Besse-Leland's.— 1,( l.~]< ontinued sluggish. Bonds wer | AL he contract for the new edifice has avs, > er hand, strik ; steady. | EW 3 5 e been awarded to William O'Neil and | in equipment plants have held up the | “0VE ) et s R e Gi | NEW MFG. COMPANY, work was started toc It will be of | completion of new rolling mill (‘l;hu-—’\ . . Lo Mr. and | version of the carly afternoon by its Hartford, Aug. The Derl brick construction and will have a |itv. 2 tm O'Dell, of No. 5 Clty | syqden advance to 99 1- ithin one | Manufacturing Co., flled with i ting capacity of 600 In the main Black! and | salvani sheets aro [ avenue. I record ]n‘i’(‘(v”“\“,:;,) | secretary of state a certificate o wgitorium and a parish Lall in the | weaker and the latter have sold at| New fall caps, Roseben Hat Shop. | comeurront strengtn. i trading and | 82Dization showing a capital of 'y basement. Bishop Nilan has defined | 4.15¢ or under, | Advt. | other leader Prices soon shaded, | 990 the new parish lines as follows Prices of plates and structural | P union held 5 meet- | nowever, or Liodorots o y_bmuwl “that portion of New Britain e shapes are stiffening on carly de- T (o e | S R e (lnm.j\t | Stanley street as far as Olive liveries and 4c, Pittsburgh, for sheared s e i S k(’q ulmvs in vul- and Clayton on the north and Plea plates for this vear is commonly done. and pa I rraicoral B s h(‘)ur“f{'}‘»“ T street and Rocky Hill avenue on the | On shapes in Eastern districts 60-day | | ahor Day, leavis e ee ot me e dnalinous fsieeliang south and extending t? the to\\'x?'hnos v.\lle‘rlns range from 60c to 2.85 Mhelunion sbilso ot hres |Gl )mavf ympathy of Wethersfield and Newington.! ]'H(:smlr,’:h. A I ments for the fair to be held next . (M"'\‘r':“ifx“’nms “““””::::l”:c:‘::rpf“ /‘\‘; October. The entertainment commit- New York Stock Exchange quota- : Bu 5 ™| tee for the fair consists of T e s = : % DEATHS AND FUNERALS. | (Lio mil placed there a round ton- Sh el S e ) Me- | tions furnished by Richter & " |

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