New Britain Herald dated September 17, 1915

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& ~ o “ A % ¥ Greek reservists have been called to ' 74 trograd admits the Russians are fall- »¢ confirmation. ' the Aisne,

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i Wklte Bave wilold for ling a at ono pi n of igu thousand druggists buying them by the FOR 5¢;BLACK AND WHITES: e quality to

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§q_~. Busy at cur Art Department. 2 Most everything wanted can be found here for embroidery Crochet or knit- ting & few of

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—— = ‘.. Arms, Qutwits | and Sees Husband in Trenches e Her Aw ay, But Soldiers, Out of Sym- Brave Mother from Officers—Made

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© ensive exercises being planned ~ Il 'g’fiw;uwn%“ Q. ". With a Columbia Grafonola You 1ave always at your command “all the

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the Berlin 'd than day is on Onaires will pack ooths tonight and 's Events. floomed large at the The first was the governor

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1 PEANNED IN 1910 * Conditions of Present War Fore " seen by Military Men (Correspondence of the Associated Press.)...

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‘medium in and press g jdvertisers. Fon sale at Hota- [“St. and Broad- ; Board Walk, Hartford depot. B CALLS. adverse...

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WEHAVE THE COLLEGE GIRL’S SHOES Every Kind She’ll Need Is Here BETTER CHOOSE NOW. Of course you want your daughter well...

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¢ Paris stil holds to she s sending AN Women many smart ‘With a subtle trib- fest ally, Italy, certain “are putting out ber-

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SPECIAL LOTS OF FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE. DEPENDABLE, UP-TO- DATE GRADES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. G.FOX & €...

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Red Sox andCreep Toward the Lead--Cobb Struck With Pop Bottle at Close of Game--Phil- | _"fRace for Pennant-- William Breaks

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¥ PAT'NORAN HAPPIEST MAN IN BASEBALL *Photd by American Press Assoclation. 'PAT MORAN is the happiest manager in baseball...

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iE SICK AFTERNOONS ONLY fing WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22 THEN DAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY RST WEEK, FOLLOWED ON | Y, TUESDAY, 27th and...

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INANGIERS HOLD SECRET MEETING Great Bntam and France Wish Loan to Cover War Orders New York, Sept. 17.—Another days—was held

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dcn. Lord Robert Cecil, parliamen- tary undersecretary of foreign affairs, informed the house of commons. He added that one