New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1918, Page 7

L7, O oA PLAINVILLE NEWS | J{ARINE LIEUTENANT) DROWNS SOON AFTER' TELLS EXPERIENGES ATTENDING FUNERAL s 1 i, 0 et | Ralph Scoville Loses Lile While | No Pain at Time the United States Marine corps, a na- Some Smart Oxfords Very Cheap |FAMILY~ RESIDES HERE| oo, Tt ot Pla enemy, tells of being in action and re Plainville - Women Ixceed Canning 2 A . I hat W Il ‘ Out u]ckl p celving wounds which caused him to l O Quota by Large Margin—Home | be sent to a hospital The letter fol- Service Committee Ready for Duty [ 10Ws “American Red Cross, at This Very LOW Price otidto Thefts eported. “Military Hospital No. 3, A Ralph Sc 339 (| ) “Franc 3 918 THIS IS A LOT OF WOMEN’S STYLISH FOOTWEAR THAT WAS flu‘]l“ nl; ‘:‘;‘”: o ‘lm R met i 1qu SCliiiee ORDERED BY US IN MARCH, TO BE MADE / WE WANTED 1IN 2 s place, was drowned at Queen Yon't be alarmed at the above, but STYLE AND QUATATY. Hill lake in that town late last eve- | I have been here for a week, having ¢ Furiiy B ning. Scoville was overheated and |been wounded slightly by a piece of from a store fi _THEY HAVE JUST BEEN RI -I:l)\vr.l_)l. A\(.\’(l:“!:l:\v'\(l):r, m‘ :HI; LR S 1 S e “.m):-hlzl)p‘nvl% in the upper Jeft region of DELAY IN MAKING WE GOT A BIG PRIC BONGESSION A stricken. with an attack of heart fail. |11Y Pack. I have thought it over and 4 OFFER RE! LAR .50 and 50 GRADF FOR ONL $4 95 ure and went ta the bottom. The body decided that the best way was to break outside of Bostos PAIR . was taken from the lake and several |1t t0 you in this manner. 1 don't want At this price we give choice of Grey Sue »rds, White Buck Ox doctors worked over It for over three | YOU 10 Rl S B e S 4 s price we give choice SEE A 53 k Ox- e . % e 11 | serious and T am in the best of health. fords, with Louis heels, plain toes and hand sewed turned soles. Also patent C:v‘“;"vl,"“f“:":“‘("_'r‘\f “_“"‘mo"‘y'x:“x‘""l’d ‘\“‘\_‘ T eiral lablot fol walid o undliice 25 Colt Oxfords with Cuban heels and hand sewed turned soles Best of all terment will be. in West cemetery, | Other person, but resting up as much there is choice of all sizes and widths from A to D Tlie hotr for! the fineral has'nat been | 25 Possiblell T hwill t now where I left off in my last letter ~ STYLISH WHITE OXFORDS of Canvas with Cuban and Military arranged oahnh P e heels, hand sewed turn soles, also white Canvas Pumps with Louis heels, for Stovillelwasial zovernment expert [l () LHE OIS I B irests i ress 4 s, ai ‘ > K » yours, fo and went to his home Cornwall to et o A dre wear. $5.00 valu $4.00 pair. Come quick for yours, for all sizes 1 € b hi me in ornwa el voalor i R ol and widths are here. attend his grandmother's funeral, et o] et 4 which was held last Sunday afterngon. [ O0¢ Night at 10 o'clack. After stay- ing up all night we finally left at 4 ATTENTION TO THESIZ WASH STUFES He acted as one of the bearers. Sco- | t ) Tor They Are Worth It In beautiful patterns, we offer you in yard vile was a graduate of the Connecti-|il the morning riding in camions width, Soie Cordulette, a material similar to volle, in whito or colored cut Agricultural college. After leay- | (Ruto trucks) for fifteen hours, which grounds, fine for cool summer waists and dresses spelally priced at 48c yd. ing that college he accepted a posi- | PTOUSht us up just behind the front at tion as professor at Oregon college. midnight. _llorv we bivouacked ini the Silk Striped Voiles, different Fine Dress Lawns, a nice variety From Oregon college he went to Cor- | °Pen fleld just outside the village and colors and designs, in light and dark of rely good quality. Light, nell college. Later he accepted a po- |SlePt until 4 a. m. when we were effects. Have been selling freely all medium and dark colorings in sition as government expor(. Scoville | Touted out and hiked to another deo- |\ o were ordered to take over ani son at 85c and $1.00. Now floral designs cte. Were 25c. Now is survived by his widow, his mother, | SeTted town. (I forgot to say that |’ o tho line. We did so, whi 19¢ yard. Mrs. Isaac Scaville of Red Stone hill, | While - we were lying in the fleld) \¢ag jn a woods. There was intermil trying to sleep some German bomb- tent rifio and machine gun Are N . i > . N RO and a sister and brother, Iizabeth ang || 1 ¥ard Wideibrocaded Povsceiininice Sicolon Rahades SlotiWatsteand Fred, both of this town ing planes flew over and dropped 314,y with plenty of shells overhead) number of bombs in our vicinity, sams 3 Dresses. Real worth 75¢. We only ask you 50¢ yavd. : i ; Notes, striking in the town and another very The regular weekly meeting of the|near us, but hitting no one. This was canning cl will be held tonight in|the first time I had been under hostile then received orders to take the Masonic Temple on 1-;1m Main | fire.) half of my platoon and relieve the n R - = street. Mrs N. Dean will conduct i or g i ; - dlon Bread and Water: outpost after dark. 1 got everybody 160 to HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DEIJVERY fOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON the class. Fveryone is asked to at- s e I e GBI PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. tend and take their cans and whatever | “Well, to continue where I left off a | o 0™ "0 470 "0 est way to cross | The executive comii they desire to preserve while ago, we thought we would prob- | the open to our new position. I lay | LAlan permanent commiie The canning survey of the town | Britain ‘has contribued § ;\':n‘v\:hl“hu.\‘ v-:;-n o progress :ml ‘(hlc | bu iy it d i b nim aheal ;;\(l::;’x\’lllx:tln 1“‘”: vr(.\;,”.uull : o il : A ras o weeks is arly completed. : : R R e uted §160 to the ‘Ttadiam NEws | Guisey pe Bondio and John Bugnoslki. ENROLLING NURSE RESEBVE According to the rr W made |make coffee if possible. About the [ it finally saying about duslk, WL EO | o ose The following letter has TR Bondio’s card is a notice of suspen- = i o i . > B Sk 1d get my nien”. 1 had gone scarce- § - 5 caiops Bpen. | Plainville housewives have pledged to | time we were ready to partake of | w¢ BCL WY TOW - 1 REC GONE SETE0 1 sent to Mayor George A. Quigicy: e 2l onso R R induct o GOl e nm Y = — can 20,000 quarts of fruits and vege- | little coffee a high oflicer rushed up in'| IV 25 yargs Wheh I abe & WE SR Hon Geo. . Quigley, Mayor, His order number has been changed tables. One section of the town has | his auto and ordercd us en route im- | coming. L ducked anc it strucké ICity AR ELL lfi | to malke his induction into_the army | Y€ ltaln Women Will Open Three |, s . vet been canvassed. Plain. |mediately. We distributed rations of ‘-hf"] 1 “““,J”" 1e ‘J" A "‘t‘l'“: 1 '1:‘\““ eyt Ml Mayo at some distant date. Bugnoski's o et e e f116’s quota is 1000 quarts s e [ipies Riioriedly land started hiling | & I lookedSbacic was then almost et Al T X L Recruiting Stations and Will Car ville’s quota is 19 quarts and Plain ] rriedly BO0E- | ) the end (left) of my platoon linc et x he Italian card ig to notify him to appear ville has heavily over-subseribed, the | We hiked all that day up to"mid- B e : ne. T | PErmanent imitte representing before the New on Vigorous Campaign, wamen of the town having shown that | night in the hot sun, having no [and heard the second one coming | the various Italian lodges and: socte- for examination | Briain medi advisory board | i they will sacitfice time as well as|sustenance but bread and water, | Made a flying leap for an empty shal- | o "o " city, in behalf of ¢ J | 4 [T oo o S, The cards| The local woman's committee of tho | money to win the war and also to do | finally ending about five miles behind {10W trench and the shell exploded | (y (ommitteo forward to American have been at the local office for | State Council of Defense is conducting | theiy patriotic duty the line we eventually took over. That | ight over me helping me forcibly in- | p g " 0 o™ r0uan” Your moding to the hole. T thought it had crushed i nedium, - several days awaiting their owners. | a short intensive campaign to help the | The rest of the check for $10) in 3 B Vo by | L 5 . S i fol o ang : Ji recognition for Acorns Give Orsie Farewell. e T g be omitted for the season ofttimes I thought I should drop out| mYy back in but felt no pain and | 000000 Scaltec Edn | s committee of the National Diaved and trisa to dig a5 well as 1 exalted work done | honor of Andrew J. Orsie, one of the 3 3 4 | S Tare o al r B States Student Nurses' reserve for| Mis. Margaret MacDonald of Bank | 4)ou¢"one platoon altogether, most of | but I certainly prayed harder than I /€ (R0 BEOUCL A4S CHHlzens of for | members of the Acorn club, by the strect celebrated her 8$6th birthday 5 Dradac | sie has been comnected with the life | civillan hospitals. The local commit-| esy Irish residents of the town and s Nes o comnuadofithescompanyialtfft RS Lok o nnally realizad | 200 old Moiiny ) worthy s canse f thal at day. atec : all; alized | (7€ of the club since its formation, and | tee held its first meeting in o ¢ i T . 4 2 s s ceting connection | one of the staunch members of the p - ach and P »ones were broken Then T 5 { “About midnight we bivouacked and | that no bones with the spirit of determination t TWO DOG OWNERS FINED ;::. »’,‘;"‘12”‘.J;I“,:"(]\\‘k';f(:\ T{(::": “\‘l:"t’e"“‘ | With this movement, last cvening, in | church of Our Lady of Mercy. She|jaiq down for a nice sicep. That night | felt the blood running around my |, oo oo JEH O €6 R00 A8 008 10 el o o v Hok 1 o< | thelchamberioficommerceiroonsmhol| s eSrEal Tesld oDE RO RSt RtoNE '“"l\\'u received the new company com-| body and it dawned on me that Lwas | & G0 S0~ ERETE part with the increment of draftees|cambaign will be carried on in ithis| 2VSF, 60 vears \? G ] :;m{ mander, of which [ was glad as I|hit with a piece of shrapel There has been forwarded this day State Policeman Rounds Up Owners | Thursday. Orsie is one of the most | city for two weeks, comencing Monday, ,;:',:1'” and is ableto be about her | wished to be with my platoon A Tale of the Henry Ford. also a check for $160 to the repre. Jul We were allowed to rest there al- sentative of the Italian Red Cross tc | | popular members of the club. L0 910 el TG fom JAsag Tsl, et o and I told him I you realize thaWly to0. Wounded By Shrapnel. so | beside a sergeant of another platoon ably stay in this town a while, started out looking for food and nning classes will | hike was the worst I ever experienced may be called upon to uphold though I thought that Boche planes Hokuiaa 1) certninlworkiin Thils s 100 in the Shade. | 1t is the plan of the committee to| , i ; overhead would bomb us, and we were | came down that way we have particularly designated, i G ’“f’{ -l‘“{"' "‘”r““ u ";"“;"1‘““ ;[f routed out again at 4 a. m. lcaving | was wounded. He escorted me back | 5 (007 BEHECICE SO0 ERE S noas gester he Red Cross, of which John ] medaee o S T : e Lo : SRS e ! day afternoon several departmients in | the southern part of the city, one in | Pramocl e ohaivman. 1o ronge to b | SYCIYEhing but combat packs bebind. | to company headquarters where 1 Vi A e e | the local factories closed for the day. | e gl 1 JoE LAl s Lk ® | We hiked some more until daybreak | ceived first ald dressing. He then B. M. DINONNO, Chairman A farewell celebration will be given | The American Puper Goods pond was | ¢ Morthern section, while there will | of any service to the families of the | and luy on a road behind another de- | walked with me about a mile to the JAMES LACAVA, Treasure: crowded during the afternoon and | V¢ @ Station in the center of the city. | men who are in the service. John |serted village till 10 a. m. when I ro- | pattalion dressing station when I re- W ARDELE AN e evening with young men anxious to | '€ national committec is calling for [ Lamb has been appointed chairman fccived orders to take two platoons| ceived a new dressing and a shot of GERARDO CASALE, Trusteec a Teserve force of 5,000, and New | of a sub-committee on home service [ and guard the front of the town, on tetanus. The *“Doc sent me and 2 draft registrants who are to leave for 5 i it ol ‘,”m lm» | et out of the heat for a few mo- | % ¢ e v gy July 2 - | jhents. Several times during the af- | Britain is instructed to turnish her | visiting and the following women | the support line, where it was threat- | u1other wounded man with a first aid ation will be given the boy y the | ternoon in both Kensington and Ber _lAUU‘&\-I . £ ; have taken a ‘IuII course of instruc-|ened the Be chodlouw.offi§ . U | man down through the woods, at the ClTY ITE i Quotus for the various citics and | tions at New Britain and are qualified | encd the Boche would attack. We | Jia'or thioh “atter an endless time, we NIS war board and will be carried out [ oSN CH C e S o Slohe ol samat lines as T thosalsivent| 0 0 serxionietorgioyered faround towns throughaut th . he alk ks rs. R v - ¢ St the 100 mark. A steady stream of | 1::)‘/ = ‘\“:‘H Lau LR ehe L‘)UK]ms have | to take up this work: Mrs. R. H.|stood by all day expecting iny minute | ©o " yan by the ambulance to an- as yet been named, b 3 e A e . evelopments our fre S ol S 3 named, but it Burton, Mrs. N. E. Clark and Mrs. | developments on our front but none | 5968 "G WY 0 5Nl o0 g autoists headed for the shore were | i u thought that they will be rated ac- | 'William Cassidy. Any probjems rela- | occurred. All these days and nights | O0Re% SRR 7 A8 S0 TTRED B past. The ten men a Amelcare St ! d Portents, Carl Lindbers, Augusto |2°°R slone Berlin Btrestattempting to i rulat similar . 5 t 1 A. Mill tolen f , r . Augus dod56 010 S0l rays | cording to population, similar to other | tive to Insurance or home allowance | We were under hostile shell-five, but | oW &G P08 CEET B0 g LI I \\m it y(]l,\rm Washinsge William Povosa, Max Edelson drives conducted in connection with ) X S s ) s o1 papers or in case of sickness or |luckily none of our company was hit. : ] s ic, Andrew Sandrina, | Berlin Brief: the war. Young women wishing 10 | family need should be brought to the | The compamy on the right of my po- | and pulld horribly on hills. Ia aI Miss Marg sition had 14 casualties from shell- ot icens o nes—Ssplas] i % Unlicensed Canin plast Home Service Notes, i o nerica oS . . G | = 1 Young Am v Goes Into A, G- Becuuse of the intense heat vester- | have three recruiting centers, one in Pond. this evening in homnor of the ten local groups of boys going to camp in the | { An automobile belonging to Anson erite Bichstaedt has re iminski and Idward Fenn | A son has been born to Mr. and |enrall for this kind of service must| gitention of these women or men pearcd to me that he Was & DOOF |tumeq to her home on Cherry stro Mrs. John Klezez of Berlin be between the ages of 19 and 35 | mentioned. The purpose of the home |BAre. driver for wounded men, having W0 [aftor spending a week's vacation Phe affair will be held in the base- Patrick Hartney was a visitor in [Years. Thoso who have not the re- | sorvice section of the Rod Cross is to ‘We finally learned we would he | stretcher cases inside. At one place, | New London as the guest of her aun ment of Grange hall and will consist | Kensington today quired education are asked to enroll| o op the broadest kind of service to | Felieved by an army organization, but | while we were proce ding past one of Mrs. Albert Joel of a supper, music and speaking. | | Just the same as some use may be| 1o families of the men in the | it Was midnight before we got away | our auto ralions trains slowly he Miss Marion Needham of Wakefield These celebrations are held for the made of them in connection with the R & i after T had shown their lieutenant all | knocked down a man and luckily only | court is spending her va ion at the Wi e 2 : - particulars. Just as we were going | hurt his hand. Next we passed cavalty | ghore, i t e The following commitice on nursing IR Pl through the deserted town the enemy | troop and tiie hub grazed a horse’s leg. Ao Mollic TEeant 1s Somndding e men leave tow In the past they B D SH pencing | was appointed at last night's meeting Rev C. Glllette left toduy for |started shelling heavily all around us | We then changed cars and had gone | .. . fiTna Neck have been very successful, and nu- | ¥eeks in Atlantic City. | to take charge of the work in this city: | Twin Lakes where he will spend his | and it did not take us long to bivouac | five hundred yards when we collided | *2¢aton at indian Necls - — Mrs. McKinnie, Mrs. Jennie Basselt, { vacation with his family. During his|and I learned from one of my ser- [ head on with another ambulance Besjin's way of bidding au olr to | INCITED NEGROES TO RISE Miss Sarah Keevers, Miss Heath ud|absence from the Congregational | zeants that the organization rveliev- | Then we changed to another machine her' sons. During the evening the AGAINST WAR OFFICERS. | s Mary Campbell. =The commitice| church the following ministers will | ing us had to vacate our old position fand finally made the third dressing ze : ‘ ‘7' | repreents three organizations, including | have charge of the services: July 28, [ and retire as gracefully as possible. T | station. They informed me that New York, July 23—The trial of M:x | the Red Cross, health department and [ A, L. Gillett of Hartford; August 4, | was mighty glad to leave. I had to go on to the next place, a '““i'l'l 'l;“":' l“"““‘“v.‘ ""“'l"“’t"“‘ i “‘:;“\' . T. L. Grant of Easthampton; “We camped in a woods until the | jospital, about 30 kilometers distant. ! e i & orman Subeeh 2| will be taken up immediatelyl as the ust 11, Rev. Daniel Clark st | noxt day and received orders to move | 1 pileq in with a stretcher case, an L= Fllvedynerel fonneatlRa08 VeRIa i driyio Wstints ) next N ondoly: ITnther |y anc AR 1t 15 thie ipa=tor: into the front line. We moved up \"“”_‘f,‘m S e e and w wicted for aitempting to | particulars will be announced by the Rez D D! Marshi o West Indian fashion, through the Wo00ds | journeyed on for hours and reachd Mrs nnie McKay goliitice guithhgaidayotitng and high ryc, everyone keeping verY | ur next place at day-break. There New Britain General | bordination in the colored units of | ——— Potatoes Are Stolen. auiet and no tallk ”"’“‘,“ i _vl”‘“"""" they started us on our way to anothei | ey “\' ’,f:‘\m,']l, N“[\..‘l! the United States army and navy, be- | COUNTRY PROUD OF YOU, § -"f'\lrri\\,\ complaints have DechiSves :‘ (1A»iv|:~":f\l‘lljur‘: Ir]:\t;v(v[n:\l [n‘:»'r.'»’r‘{::‘qr‘m? ‘l"‘m\l\ )"::] ‘\;:f]';:‘\“:llcp‘.ll,flm\;l ':\:[‘ r‘l.‘\‘[ Mvs Mokay has beon a of | san yesterday before Jidge Learned PERSHING TELLS MEN, | SVee by the police concerning the | ored to lead the company until [ T1eF0 L WS T PR Rt | i stealing of potatoes in various sec- New Hu“m‘ for some time :}~‘:"\ “,‘\‘ ',1"‘ g ";I""""" "””("“» "”“3. Paris, July 23. (Associated Press.) | tlons. The parties affected mostly Lot o R e H":n’mx, SR B \:::'_\- Your country is proud of you and :,;‘n;yl.io}:{“‘n' ling in the western part | " o0 next to me to hold to my her early life in Beriin 1pon > activities of Freudenheim in | I am more than proud to command 5 Y belt and =0 on down the line. shall Dok Owher i | districts of the city inhabited by ne- | such men as you. You have fought - fotorcycle Vs. Auto never forget going up that hole. T K aniinlia Was fAed $7 with | E5oes St etie Yesterday an automobile and mo- [had to feel my way through water sssistant United States District At- | e, e : | toreycle collided at Central Square. | bushes, mud, over tincans, abandoned ney Laurence S. Axman said {hat| G¢ FPershing thus addressed [ According to the story given by the |ammunition boxes, rocks, etc. Ifinal [the Government would prove that( Wounded American soldiers in the|man en the motorcycle, the autoist |1y we reached the end and waited came from the direction of the rail- |there until daybreak. About that dog. Ofticer Howard Elliot | tate yol made » arres | I'reudenheim was busy constantly for | American Red Cross hospitals in bt i e 8 Dol RACORLIo aTxoR! : S road station at a excessive rate of {time. I received orders to take the | lightful surroundings. sunny days in for | Months as a German agent, and with | Paris vesterda sach ward of every ; ! % \ c 1 ; Paris yesterday. In each ward of every | speed without sounding his horn. The | company into the line, which wag | the court-yard where chocolates | j ike an ndexed and cakes are served at five. The only James Brophy of Haverstraw, N. Y., is visiting in Kensington at the home drattess and thelr Intimate frienas asif 5p yerry s Hortlof, New Britain Road. | a sort of get together before the | Alice Maude Chapman has trans. ferred property at Ledge Crest to merous other towns have adopted | —- Annie Lauuarulo. men will be presented with the leather money: belts which are given to all the draftees leaving Berlin. | 1 2 Freddenheim, a German subject, wl This is the largest increment to leave e et this town in some time Mrs. Fannie M. McKay. cause mutiny, disloyalty, and insu- ford very well indeed. 1 was operated on that afternoon and “foreign body” re- ' moved. T felt fine and slept very well that night being awalkened at four a { m. to leave on the train for this hospital where 1 have been for seven every man should be in and wait there until daylight. T started telling days tomorrow morning at which time, I with & number of others will ba evacuated. Our treatment here has \ heen wonderful, delicious food, de- ‘B : = Beriin police court this a charge of keeping an Frank Ansgeliwicz was taken in | e ‘f.',fl“'\”fi',"f(”’ r‘.‘m,’.‘,',:m;,: hw e ;(‘;;“",_‘ hospital he talked to the men. He|man on the motorcycle was thrown |done, and when everybody was set- them that colored soldiers captureq | iNauired if they were being well | to the ground but escaped without in- | tled, the company commander showed | dlsadvantages I have had were daily Book in : Sty e T = o juries up. dressings which are no fun. We are the Germans would be subjected | cared for, how and where they were : T hiad beant it this et o e e b e S s e ot S to inhuman treatment while those | Wounded, what regiments they be- Bricf Ttems, I.‘m rm‘n\( 1I ;..w)r‘ 'h(vld .\”\-fn‘\‘ si- 1 in -:Ly,.l"»l,m s L “ - I),-\l ERS can only get out e Elliot made | Who refused to fight and remained in | longed to, and expressed his sym-| Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roedler have re- | Hon but the Bache ARG CEWVEL WEL (von € he abt ik of this file_by being torn or this country weuld be remembered by | Pathy to scores of patients [feurneafinom o fancers spanting a) weelth| oot inndilivenan s gt Saie Aol denta Hater o deliberately” taken off the A e R S e s e N e e behind. Rifles lv.‘)u:)nn th{“t.l 114’:1”“‘.‘1"‘;. well, in ”v}l.\ uw‘nv‘ fighting the [ T e their own “after the Kaiser |1ng force thun that they should do & The Red Cross chapter of Ep- I?“-'In.]}:(.”:' “Jx"v\ -'“n:'l“u \]nt\ had .‘vn‘\'v:v Lent Hym e Somagives with keys on aring. Itis not necessary ”» { well as you have done,”” he sald to | worth league will meet tonight ")"‘(“,’:“ o g e SR ory but ‘”'r‘ht‘\ )\\l"i»ndl- of heavy | @ to remove the papers to refer to | his troops. The General added that | Red Cross rooms. “After being there several hours ‘1‘."\‘.;‘”»”“; Wi Fa s el ‘,h“:];:lfiu’»{ywlm] '?ml“ b 1o wished he could talk personally | Iobert Hirg ye. of Maple strect Soche gL oV n e ndlarn o Ajscithel ks JGutioF fhsiiary LEWIS STILL A CANDIDATE. ST SR BT Cr i . el e e el pe o . - i hacle aereral o traighten leaving tho desired papor exposed, hospital, but this was impossible. So | from the New York Nmval Training i 4 T gut i afsullentiiLaCh S hesRyeyadan R e L e of “lihe Bakad Major Jamiew i Bevhinscodsotion siiiae s i iopoit b | luncienn wAs seieel RRG geroys fo . tae . Aliiss. Fel itheir § AAghEni T T e T e e He w '_'«‘l I | pleasant afternoon was enjoyed wonderful victories it is We carry the entire line of gen- essi 3 L | active service Friday at Pelham B NOTICH —General | Trucking & rumored. they have received the uine “Y and E” Shannon_Files, today that if his present plans are i 2 o ric e 4 . carried out, he -11: i e ::Smf]ml et L LR Plowing done by H. \W. Sunder douhle citation from the I'rench by Indexes, Transfer Cases, Perfor- g d out, will continue as a re- | Ple are proud of you Mrs. Charles ¥. Hoppe of Flushing, Camp St, Plainville. P. 0. Box 43. | which cvery man is entitled to wear atars, etc, publican candidate for governor| The General talked also to the|;, ' r i kv cards fre TR . anerk : . entertained the women of the R ST Y S ) i A Two cards from r boards a against Governor = ‘ g o : 2 s il a cor ver v 1 cou » & the Berlin post office awaiting cl [ 2sainst Governor Swnitmany ¥ despite |iphyslcians, durgeons and nurses andif e andl B club at the home of her | FOR RENT—A room, sentleman pre. | tell your many sad tales of omoere |} ADHINS tne Berl) awaiting claim- | the fact that Col. Roosevelt has de- | thanked them for the work they were | sister, Mrs, Walter 15, Calor on For- ey Thquitel el Wt |G e e e e o 66 CHURCH STREET ants. The names on tho cards are |clined to enter the primaries. doing in caring for the wounded, estville Avenuc, this afternoon. A | sivect, Plainvil' Py [l bR S B e R R Y Print the = arsolor cause of cond e arrest in this case also. Following ion ourt Ange 7 state ving a n his rer - The officer went to the home of ccused and shot the dog For some timo the state polic Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 23 nave been. receiving complaints re | Attorney Gen. Merton E. Lowis st gard{ng the keeping of unlicensed dog Cards For Draftees. and Stationers