davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Nowy spiewnik kos
cielny. .

Nak}adem Ch6ru sw. Woj-
ciecha " parafii 6w. Jacka "
Avondale, wyszedl wla6nie
"Spiewnik Ko6cielny'' zawie-
rajacy Msze j Piesni 2alobne
"a. dusze zmarlych 2 j Tub
4 glossy j organy, ola uzytku
mlodziezy szkolnej parafii
Observation-Disclosures. .Uloze-
MEM togo %6piewnika zaja} sic
zas}uzony parafii 6w. ia.
cka organista, Brat WojcieDc]hl.
G6ralski, e. R, Spiewnik 20.
stall przejrzany j potwierdzo-
ny W Yol]egium muzycz1nlem[n
przez Prof. ORA Falka, q po-
siada aprob zteJE. ks. Arcy-
biskupa chiicagoskiego. Wv
konanie bardzo staranne, for
mat nader wygodny. Caly
spiewnik wraz 2 nutamrli 9
beimuie 80 stronic druku ma "a,
welinowym papierze a spree
dale sic W wiekszychiloSciach
20 10 cent6w "a %egzemplarz..
Serdecznie p%olecamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
dow6d, re kli:opern,iih
byf Polakiem.

w uniwersyteckiej biblio-
tece " Upsali " SzWecyi Cd
#kryli uczeni wlasnorecznny
list Kopernika pisany 81 lip
ca 1916 roku q Frommboolr1kEEa
ma Warmii do kr6la po]skie-
.Z'yygglm1llul'1nahtIaI ':St' D. Y lis
Gle tym odzyWa sic Roper q
nix nix do Z2ygm a''' jake Ike Dc le'
.sWego kr6la, podnosiimiiee
In'ilemll ..:kZaepIittlulYy W V
.c.iieelzakl i sk 81 rggiippr'zeci'Ws g: ME
mieckiemu zakonoWi kr r'zJ q
q ckiemu, kt6ry ogn;iiemm snn lll,-
cze e eagle I'll, nrapada po oel 4 q
cikoScioIIai ni,zczy WarllnLlie.|
Klsopernikk. ppro,sdi l krS
Il polskiego,ll1iis ten5pisanY y
ialzlVszyy ~ 81, v q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
LearstWo ~zadaWalnaja-

Miedsy niezliczonym,, lekami, u
tywanymi Ola usuwania satwsrdze,
MIA, niema All jednego posladaja,
cego. w}asnoscl tax zadawalniaja-
&c, ~ severy Plgufki pa Watro-
he. saone czysto roSllrna miesza
nina, przeznaczona Do leczenia
z6fcicwosci, wzdecia, ocieza}o6ci
watrobY, b6lu glowy, zawro,u gg}o-
Wy, dysepsyi, aatwardztenia i in
nych zaburzend watroby' Cena "a
pudelko S5c.: u ,wszystkich apte-
karsy. Is ". F. severa Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Uczmy dzfeci n5asze czyta6
8plsa6 / movie DO polsku!
JJWQqi.
(

We wtorek rych}ym ram.
klein rozniosly telegramy pc
ca1ej Ameryce smutna wiesc:
Gubernator Minnesoty John
"A. Johnson ME lyle. Mkt
wiekowaG ME moze M tym.:
swiecie, ME MONA jednako-
woz tez braG "a z1e smutku,
jaki ogarnal ma tte wiesc ME.
tylko serca ~obywateli stanu.
Minnesoty, lecz take Milo
now poza granicami naszego'
stanu, zwlaszcza prawdziWych'
demokrat6w. Sp. John a.
johnson byl c~z}oWiekienii.
nadzwyczajnych zdolnosci,
praWego charakteru, j acz-
!. kolwiek niskiego pocho'dize-
MIA, wlasna praca dobl sic.
~najwyzszej wladzy " swym
stanie. Try razy obrano go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
go Boze#sco6 Polske' "a


sgo - ,Bo u 81 Pl ':'l j "a; !
Eakkohczzono . W1ieczofreksl vice s,
ipolsko-katolicki, ley max Elll.:,
made, Gdy osttaa At ie9.s ak aBlkzorrdlyy
pie6ni d. nla|r,o1d'oW',e,jj prlzzse,bI,rrzzml1';iisal-'
ly wgsylbIiii:i|a1l. . d i: gg = u Z az re e.
salast % aiz.7 DO tax Ipos'z5nle'j goedlliz'it
Az zostaIa zapelniona, swsiiaads-
[czy :nailepieej . ~zadoWoolnlie-.
niu publicznosci.
RadmieniG tez trzeba, ze
Rodacy pieknie ustroiili swe
domki. Zwlaszcza d1,ek'o-
racya IA plebanii, kosciele,
szkole parafialnej j gmaacchu
%wiecowym zwracala ma esietbt J,
uwage wszystklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
PEierwszy vice polsko-
|katol1cki W Kanadzie.

acknowledgements 81 ErE-@.s .-%-y. x laSr. tH...
Wychadzaca We Winnipeg,
Kan, ,,Gazeta Katolicka"
podaie acknowledgements
We kr6tkie sprawozdsnie 2
~pierwszego Wiecu polsko- ka-
tolickiego, kt6ry tam sic Cd
byl v dniach 4, 5 j 6 ). NJ;
w sobote, 4 b. ~. zagalo-
ny zostal vice przez Wiel. ..
w. M. .~Grochowskiego, Q. N.
r, prezesa ko l1l1ii pred
s~wiecowego. Potem nastapil
wyb6r urzednik6w wiecu. Ma
prezydenta zosta} obranY oby-
watel p. Roman Dybek, ma
vice prezydenta oh. P. Cuk-
.rowski, ma sekr. protok6l.. p.
j. Baderski. Ma p%rzewodni-
czacego honorowego popro
.szollo Wiel. rs. proboszcza K.
~ 1-n NE T&n- rrux,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Karnes, Tex dnia 4 Wrazesnia, l9o y
Gym B r

Czyf. dobrze =. uczynkiem i s}owem,
Gdzi4 tylko MONA, badz zawsze gotowyhn
w czynieniu tego, co drugim pomaga,
Me pomijajac navel najWiekszego wfoga.
Me szukai slawy, kiedy dobrze czynisz, ss
Bo Wartosc uczynku W sWa korzysc zamlen1sz, x#
Kt6ry ME ma zupe1nie zlaczenla u Boga, s
Bo ma MIN spoczyWa ia szatahska noga
Pychy, kt6ra pierwszego zgubila rodzlca,
Panap ziemi, a Dieba dziedaica. IL /.
EPatrzs sic ma slowika, W krzewach sic ukryWa,s sf@
Spiewem. iscie niebiahskim W 4oko1o ryWa5A#-s.Ms*aszaa@H .s
Serca mieszkahc6w " znou Dracujacycb, @ 4.s4ss..Ma
|ZmeeZone czfOnki do snu skladajacych. #@A.@ss
Fiolek skromny ukryWa sic w traWle, #.. @
Me mYsli Q swej pieknoscii slavic.
PoWietrze nape}nia przyjemna i %przecudna wonia,
Oczy ludzkie "a MIN clciwie j skwapliWje gonia.
|Znajduiac go ukrytym wsr6d gaszczy zie1onej,
5R6zno- kolorowem kWiecena ozdoblonel.
Przyiemny ola zapachu, a ola Okla miy,
Me nav MIN przepychu, lecz dodaje silly.
Wdzieki sWe odkrytyw oko}o roztacza
Wielkies kregi wonno6ca " powietrzu zatacza.
w ogrodzia drzewo pelne owocu rodzace
stoi nieruchome j mic ME m0wiace; 81
Ga4ezie sWoje sk1ania, przechodni6w zaprasza
ICzlowiek owocem jego g16d, pragnienle ugasza..
Mel rzyczy : dala: Podziwiaj ma cudna wspanialo66l
.PelnosG owocu,s ami okaza1osc. AS
Wszczepione reka htw6rcy rozg}osu ME szukarn,
Do serc strudzonych sWa dobrocia pukam,
w cieniu mych galezi wszyscy %zasiadaja,
@ dobroci moej g}o6no poWiadaja:.-
TAX i wy ludzie zyjacy IA sWiecie
Je6li debrze jedni sdrugim tutaj czynic chcecie;
.Badzcie sIoWikami blKnich cieszacymi,
.SWa pie6nia dzwieczna do Mich spieszaGYmi,
kt6ra boe6t ukaja, strapienia osiadza; H
Spok6j ~szcze6cie W SERGE czlowieka wprowadka.85
.Fjjjolkiiem wonnym, wdziecznym j nadobnyn,
5Wonia cn6t sWoich do njego podobnym, 0
Kt6res piekno5cia drugich poryWaja sS.
Uczynki dobrer " zaciszus chOWaja.
I)rzeWem stoiacym Wsr6d nedznego 6Wiata, s#
Gdziel u6miech ze Ia tax czesto sic brataa; sAs#SSy@ s..
ga1ezies milo6ci tezdennej #Nss H5Hsz Ss@5ss
TAX piaknej, sscudneji,S4a nigdy ME zmiennel, @s.SH5ss.
Kt6ra iIaSnialo serce. zZbaWicielaz Boga
30 Ia jedynas. Jest do nieba droga. z|
Gzyh dobrze mic sznkaja chWaly, 85@s5. @sA.Saaz1S..
Badz zaWszes gotowy Il staly, S#S@I S@sYAIs.s
Do czynienia tego, 60 drugiim ponaaga,s HHS s.rA@@@
sobie najwiekszego Wroga.S ##5X.SS@ssssSS.S@NsS SyAsAAs
nam ogIosiII:: Mech ie= vie leWica Hs#A
ca. dale bizniemuA " azcichosciSS praW 1ss4H@s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Wrazenia Czechaz Wy
praWy do Po ' ! $

u - - .IfE5
Redaktor Vavreczka "
,,Listowych Nayinach": piisaEzzet':::
Mimowoli %wspominam Pc
wien epizod ostatniegso1' . zlo-
tn sokolskiego " Pradze. Ma
powocnym. targu" widziaal]1e'mtr
.uboga staruszke, kt0ra Jamie.
:rzajac zarobic cos podczas Y
roczystosci, kupiia wielki
kosz letnich kwiat6w, "a
pewne "a caly sw6j majatek.
Ma}a drobna, sta1a "a zbitym
tiumem widow, tworzacychl:
szpaler, kt6rym maszerowaallll
sokoli i grzmiacych jednem
80 .NIfaEE ..4~@E sEJ=hHss = g.HEE=0 ~. EJS sI5FMa
rozg}osnem: Ma zdar! Mkt
ME zwracal ma MIA uwagi;
wszyscy byli zajec! d%efiluja-
cymi druzynami,
Napr6zno staKa staruszka
ma palcach, zpowoduzenie WI
dziala MIC: pr6cz rak, wywi-
jajacych czapkami, zdobnemi
y sokole pi6ra. Gdy zachwyt.
! zapa1 tlum6w dochodzil do.
szczytu, nadesz}a druzyna
:Bu1gar6w, kt6rzy odrazu
piierwszego dnja podbili SERGE
|Pragi SVEN meskiem w.ysta-
pieniem, dzielnemi. wysokie-
mi postawami j oryginalnyml,,
odmiennym strojenn. nBul-
garry ida!" rozlegio sie do
koIa j dopiero teraz ujrza1a
staruszka cos ME cos 2 po-
chodu, DO prawie wszyscy
Bulgarzy byli Wyzsi Q glove
Iod widow. Wtedy to 'rzucila
babina przez tlum Gale swoie
mienie, swoje bogactwo kwie-
tine ma glowy buigarskich So
!kolik6w...
Epizod ten czesto przychou;--
Idzi1 mi ma mysl podczas ma
szej wyprawy do Polski, vi
dzieliSmy tn scenv mad Wy
raz tkliwe, swiadczace Q go
racych uczuciach polskiego
ludu.
v&MEA AE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

I. ,1l.lA.F
"a nova znalazla ulz i,lllsl
Nastspnie odroczzoonlniooz posil'ef
tdlzenie, nlaz1snie /,
Nv \ ln1iiIed1iz ,il''l pred Y po'lluds
MEM sodbylasie suma, k ta'lrsl
'odpralwglill. Wei. Van. "a lt Gislt '
@. M NJ. /. jake, zastepca Wi Wei
q. ProWincyala Magn q q.
M. I. Najprzew. Is. Arrc.ly'-
biskupa Langeyin, k1tB6rzY q
bydwaj ME mi,ogli Bye obl,'ea,c,'nly-
nj IA wiecu. Assystowali mus
Wei. 90. Kazimiorz Q. s. 3.
Z Muenster, Sask, jakosdya
fkon j Confer, 81. SIS. r., 2
EYcrkton, Sask., jake su'l ll'
axiom; ass. hon. bYl Wiel. ks.
Fr. B. Kowalski, @. NJ. 7.
|Obecnymi byli Wiel. ks. Dan
|durand, O. NJ. I, najstarszy
kaplan 80 lat " kongrega-
cyl 90. Obiat6w. Dalton Q.
M. L, proboszcz parafii Naj6W,
Mary Fanny, Plourd, Q. NJ,
IT. j. Nandzik, @. NJ. /, hr,
Amerungen, Q. N. I, Cher.
rieer, proboszcz Z par. Niep
Pocz. n. Maryi Fanny, Fila
trault, S j., Coffee, s. J.
Wales, O. M. I. Hilland, q
M. l., Habets, 0. M. |: Gro.
1.chowski, Q. NJ. I. Bour, Q
M. l. i 2 ,ksieza q Montreal
kt6rzy co tylko przyjecha!:
1egAt4g"EEEN III EEE sE1y+ @N+r L.. hE@&. EE-4. E.Ee ~ Els
byli re starego kraju.
Podczas sunny wyg}osii ka'
zanie Wiel,. Ks. probosz Gre
czel, ma temat o. niebezpie-
czehstwach ola Polak6w NJ
obczyzznie" a m%ianowicie {
bezreligijnosci, wynarodow1e'
niu, socyalizmie j falszyWe:
o6wiacie. Podczas sunny cd
spiewana zostala msza nDe
ANGELS custodis" Grubera
przez Choir Sw. Cecylii, :ofer
forum: Ave Maria" Liszta
Ina ko6cu nabQzehstwa cd
s%piewano og6lnie nHymu Pa.
pieski" (muz. Ganssa, teks1
ks. Tom. Grochowski, @. SIS
r. o pol do trzeciej sfor.
mowa}a sic parada. Opr6c;
gosci pozamie; scowych j pa
rattan sw. Ducha byli obec
ri delegaci Z parafii 6w. Igna
cego, sN,1aj6w. Maryi r, 6w
Mikolaja (rusinska parafia,..
70 sztandarem Niep. Pocz..N
Maryi Fanny j sw, J6zef'
%(niemiecka); zw}aszcza osta,
tnia parafia byla bardzo licz'
ME przedstawiona.iW calej pa
radzie bra1o udzial okolo SOC
mezczyzD. Dw6ch marszal.
k6w " czamarze j konfede
rstce przodowalo no koniu
Parada przeszIa ulicami: Al
kins, Pritchard, Salter, Bur
rows, McyG(regor, Duffer ril
Salter, Jarvis, Main iSelkirk
20 parable 9 4tej ro|zpocze
no sic dalsze posiedzenie. Pre-
mawjal naiprz6d Wiel[. kks
Kowalski, @. N. I. ma temat
10 towarzystwach' prsedsla.
wiajac, Is jezeli ME kktto, Is il;
ny, to zw3aszcza my Ptoolla az
po,zztb'ta;Wviiem lac:zlno6ci pot 'l g
49,; .,c,..e Z. y, u So ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
,,WIARUJs'', l1artsk Vrzs1oi IL lgg0g,

a assss LMzs.ssss HAas@a51sssHssas s@slsS sssSS#ssS ## g
ISS,', CzWartek dnia 3-1eo 0slWN yEl
nei spec,yyaat TAI nlie !,
a ~ q ,e a 81 lllll. WI Win
niiilpegg lB 81 q q is sp v'aal''l
ijteelggosappQQrl6l 81 al niaaEts IS u ~
l'1 zz q stare ~
testamentoWaa Adam u IA bylll
eemmiggranIttieeamrl.-.zz r Sc
j Dkolo sz6stej odlrroczo'no
posiedzeme. @ poi DO 6sslmrtej
odbylo eiie nabozenstWo bio
goslawiehstWem PrzenajSw.
Sakralmrentu. o 8mei dalsEzaeet
posiedzenie. Jake pierWszy
m6Wca wieczl'orem wystaph p.
dr. Gerzabek, przemaWiajac
IA temat ], Wychowanie die
q" 70 wzg'edu religijnego,
n%arodoWegoi hYgienicz1nego.
.Czesto przerywaly MONEY! q
klaski, sw1adczace 0 dobrem
kwestyi. 20 MIN.
%przemaWial Wiel. Ks. Sztojer.
O IN. /, Q kwestyi szkolrn,ej
daiac poglad historyczny
kwestyi szkolne Y Manitobile''
a dzielac 60 ma 5 okres6w,
wykazal m6Wca nareszcie mic
|legalny j n~iesprawiedliWy
stan terazniejszy ] dokohczy1
protestem przeciw chwilo.-
wynn zamiarom j dz;alalno-
Sci rzadu. kanadyjskiego,
szczeg6lnie prowincyi Mani
toby. Publicznos6 slucha}a 2
lEEHEH$ -&%LE##at $50 sIAr@Et 81 $500 &I3.s ~, ae&-4rSH
wielka uwaga 6wietnie opra-
%cowanej mowy. A zarcik tn
Ii owdzie Wplatany ME mafo
sic przyczynil do og6lnego "a.
|jecia sic ia ola mas k'atolik6w
tax wazna sprawl.
Ma poczatku posiedzenia pc
poludniu %przem6wil Wiel. Ks.
GrochoWski Jake prezes ko-
mitetu przedwiecowego, kr6t-
ko, podajac zmiane progra'
mu, .k 80 u b !; y,'ls|,) p2o tire '|,4 po-
niewaz dopiero v o%c,statniej
chwili w piatek " sobote)
donioslo dw6ch obranych
m6Wc6w, ze ME NIGGA sic sta
vic.
w poniedzialek odprawil
Q 9tej godz;n1ie, sumo ga Wiel. Q.
Confer, g. S.. B., : assysta
ks. Hilland, o. NJ. I, j. IA
zimierza @. S. B..
o 10 plens rne posiedzenie
Ii wyb6r komitetowych v
sprawie rezolucyi. Popolu.
dniu 0 czwartej ogloszonc
rezolucye " sprawie: szkoly
Ii kosciola, osWiaty, emigra.
cyi, robotnik6w j farmer6w
w%ychowania dzieci, j pro
test przeciw Prusom Moska'
lom j Austryi.
Rezolucye prze1ozone PREY.
jal og61 niemal bez zmiany
w ostatniej pol godzinie:
czasie dowollnnych ~przem6wief
wystapil p. MakIarsksii, poru.
szajac spralWe niezgody Pola.
k6W, zwIasaceza ma obczyznie,
Wieczorem przemaWia|
prof. Adam Bloch v angel
skim jezyku5 IA Z temnat: Gem Gem
|byl j czem Jest nar6d Polskiii
Ola ko5oiola ka to iie,l
Bardzloes liiczna pubfl Ii no
|nolska.. nielmiecka i angiel-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
kume3nrlta oWych sczas66w,

Ekkduumenntl,at oWychh ccz1,ass6w, 20
1lacinie.
H1K}rzyzacy' n a II a, "a praedo-
nnees, latr'onnIees ct ho'imn liIl1 see
leE'ratti T. zb,6jcy, lotry zbro
dnia1ze.
Szowinisci niemieecy przyy-a
wlaszczaia sobie, jak waldo
mo, lKRtopernika, tWier'dzac
e byl Niemcem. Dowiedza
sic vice teraz Z listu powyz-
szego, co Krzyzakaach g,
dill nasz polski wiekopomlnrly
uczony. Wazny list Koperni-
ka zabrali SzWedzi "a Jana.
Kazimierza 3 archiwum pol
skiego j. wywiezli do Szwe-
cyl gdzie lezal niezbadany
!; pomiedzy staremi papieramii
biblioteki " Ursali. Dopiero
teraz swiezo list ten odkryli
}t&T$asy. 3AE.E@ !. .n5.l=S5 49,. |. 4TSa.la s4 EgHg1sT.
uczeni j oglosili naukowe
mu swiatu.
Terazniejsi wywlaszczycie.
le ME beda bardzo zbudova.
al tenn nowem odkryciem.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
TO AID CONSERVATIVES
Public Meeting to Be Held at Council Chamber Fri
 day Evening Next.
Workingmen of City to Be
 Organized in Behalf of Humanitarian Movement.

John F. Gunshannon of Hartford, who has led the fight in Connecticut for the extermination of tuberculosis will come to this city next Friday ev- ening and organize the Consumptive Society among the workmen of Bridge port. There are several hundred dol lars waiting to pass into the hands of the society and the board of managers which will be elected by the society will control the fund.
 Mayor Lee has arranged to have the meeting held in the council chamber at the city hall and employees who have not contributed are invited to attend for the purpose of hearing MT. Gun shannon talk.
 Factories will be entitled to repre- sentation in the society in proportion to the contributions to the fund.
 One of the first works of the society will be to relieve the local dispensary where there are now 25 patients who are receiving the treatment. Miss F'innegan, the nurse in charge of the dispensary will give a little talk at the meeting showing the nature of the work which is being carried on.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
Deaths and Funerals

Funerals services over the remains of William F.. IT year old son of John H.. and Stella Sheridan were held this morning from the home of his parents, 43 High street at S:30 o'clock and from St. Augustine's church at g.. The pail bearers were all chums of the deceas- ed. Edgar Hoey. James Rawley. Victor Whitmore. Harry Kearns. Angus Mich olson and George McCabe. The inter ment was in St. MichaePs cemetery.
 The funeral of George Nuttals. who died at the Isolation Hospital of cry sipelas. was held this morning from St. Mary's church. Rev. Edward J. Broderick singing a high mass of re- quiem- The pail bearers were all mem bers of the St. Joseph T. A. & L. society of which the deceased was member. The interment was in St Michaers cemetery.
 Mary, wife of Charles Crofut died at her home. 749 Hallett street. this morning. after an illness of two weeks. with pneumonia.
 Charles D. Merritt. old time um- brella mender. who with his wife was a familiar figure about the streets for a number of years. died yesterday at the Bridgeport Hospital. at the age of 66. The deceased was a veteran of the Civil war. serving in Go. H. 9th regi- ment Connecticut Volunteers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
La Croix, Arrested In Four Places,
 Discharged in Two

Continued From First Pagel
 authorities in this city will be inclined to press the charge of flag descration home to him. But if Fairfield finds complaint the local authorities will be inclined to consider LaCroix as much sinned against as shining and will probably deal lightly with him.
 Justice Bacon Wakeman of Fairfield. believing that the bond furnished by LaCroix to appear in Fairfield, Mon day. to be unwarranted in law. sent Sheriff David A. Burr to New Haven. this morning. to bring LaCroix to Fair field and put him to plea. Sheriff Burr returned with LaCroix at 10 o'clock and appeared with the automobilist be- fore Justice Wakeman at his office. panied LaCroix. LaCroix asked for a continuance Justice Wakeman set the date for trial at 2 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon. MT. Miller furnished a bond for $500 and LaCroix was released.
 Sheriff Stagg. had heard of the ar rest and appeared on the scene with a warrant issued by Grand Juror David A. Rhoades. of Stratford, charging La Croix with violation of the speed law. and also with neglecting to obey the order of Sheriff Stagg. to stop.
 When .LaCroix was arrested in New Haven at the instance of the Bridge port police. Grand Juror Clitus H. King of Fairfield who issued the warrant. authorized Chief Cowles. of the New Haven police. to accept a bond of $500. in the name of the town of Fairfield, and allow LaCroiX to take his place in the endurance run.
 T. was afterwards discovered that a bond given in New Haven. for an of fenSe committed in Fairfield. was not warranted by law and that LaCroix must be brought to Fairfield before he could legally be held. The Fairfield of ficers have not been inattentive and they made use of the first opportunity to get LaCroix into the Jurisdiction of the town. This was accomplished in the manner described.
 Sheriff Burr arrived in Bridgeport this morning but LaCroix had gone to New Haven. This morning at the Stratfield hotel where MT. and Mrs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
LATEST SCORES
 IN SIX DAY RACE

New York. March 13.-with a lead of 21 miles over their nearest competitors and no likelihood of their loosing this advantage. barring accidents. the French team. Cibot and Orphee. will win the six day go-as-you-please race which terminates at ten o'clock to- night. This team has kept the lead from Tuesday. and step by step they have gradually increased the adYan- tage they secured in the early part of the week.
 The pedestrians are a tired looking lot. There is no desire on the part to start a sprint. The men are contented with going along in a shambling gait. all glad that their endurance contest will soon be over.
 There is no Likelihood of any changes being made in the stands of the teams. All seem to have a safe advantage on the position they hold.
 Score end 134th hour: Cibot and Or phee, 704-3; Davis and Metkus. 6S5-1; Dineen and Prouty 665-0: Loeslein and Klubertanz. 65S-3: Shelton and Frazer 646-6: Corri and Hegelman. 626-0; Fee gan and Curtis. 61O-0: Guignard and Rovere, 5S4-5: Naxez and Kellar. 555-S Edelson and Pallanti. 511-1: Hartley (alone) 404-0.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
ENJOIN HATTERS
 UNION FROM
 FINING MEMBERS
That is Latest Move to Break Strike of the Hat terS.

New York, March 1S.-Milton Dam
 man, counsel for the Associated Hat
 Manufacturers. brought suit today
 against President Moffitt, of the Hat ters' Union, and sixty other officers
 of the organization, in various parts of
 the United States to enjoin them from lining members in the event of their returning to work. If the new move is successful, it is expected that the
 hatters strike, which has been on since January IA, will be brought to an early end
 South Norwalk, March 13-It was learned today that at meeting of the board of directors of the J. P. Wolth- ausen Company, large hat manufac- turers, held yesterday, it was voted to dissolve the company and reorganize
 as a union shop. The Walthausen
 Company was a member of the Manu- ftceurers' Association and is the second member to leave the manufacturers ranks since the beginning of the hat strike; the other being the Lamson and Hubbard firm of Boston.
 Bethel, March 13.-The independent hat factories that have started in this town since the strike, have furnished | employment to so many matters that
 the weekly assessments of those who are working is almost sufficient to pay
 the benefits of the local strikers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
ENTICED FROM
 WIFE BY SIREN

The city court room was cleared this morning during the trial of James Bertha, 37 and Either Jagar, 2S. charg- ed with a serious offense. The wom- an has a husband in New Jersey. ,Ber- tha is also married. His wife recently came to this city and discovered her husband living with the woman at 100 Garden street. The circumstances connected with the case make it un- usually provoking for the Mrs Bertha. Her husband left her several years ago and came to this city. About the same time the Jagar woman left her husband at his home near Jersey city and came to this city to live with Bertha This relation continued for over a year when Bertha tired of the Jagar woman and returned to his wife in New York. Mrs. Bertha had been working and relinquished her position when her husband returned. A short time afterwards the Jagar woman ap- peared in New York and decoyed the wife taking Bertha with her back to this city. Both plead not guilty but in their testimony admitted their crime Both were bound over to the Superior court. Bertha's bond was fixed at $500 and the woman'S at $500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-13
WOMAN LEAPS TO HER DEATH
 FROM BRIDGE
And Two Policemen Nearly Lose Lives in Attempt
 to Rescue Her.
Mrs. Snyder Threw Herself Into Raging Torrent at PaWtucket Before a Throng of Mortified Spec tatOrS.

Pawtucket. R. l.. March 13.-Before a throng of mortified spectators. Mrs. Charles Snyder of Attleboro. Mass leaped to death here to-day from the raiiings of the Exchange street bridge over the Pawtuclxet river. Wrestling herself free from 12 year old Hazel Murray's grasp. Mrs. Snyder plunged 50 feet from the bridge to the rocks below While scores of persons lined the bridge and watched her body swept away by the swift current.
 A short distance below the bridge and watched her body swept away by the swift current.
 A short distance below the bridge Patrolmen DeGrasse and Howard hearing the shouts of the throng. ran to the river bank and set out in a skif- In the middle of the stream Se- Grasse seized the woman. The act overturned the boat and the patrolmen found themselves fighting for their lives in the ice-coId water.
 Howard swam ashore. but DeGrasse attempted to swim shoreward with the drowning woman. but was drawn down stream by the current. Both bodies were swept headlong over the crest of the dam and disappeared in the foam. There DeGrasse wrenched free from the womans grasp and resumed his fight to reach the shore.. He was sinking when some of the F- waded out to their waists and caught his body. Mrs. Snyder's body con tinued down the stream. over and through the Pawtucket falls below which it was worked from an eddy