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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
CLOSE FIGHTING OF FIREMEN PREVENTS. CONFEDERATION IN
 CLUSTERED FRAME BUILDINGS
Blaze Confined Woodworking Plant of James HI. S. Jones Does Damage Amounting to $1O,OOO, Partly Insured-False Alarm Calls in Men on Leave of Alb 

to No. engine company in those days.
 Three minutes after the alarm was sounded from box AT somebody sound ed a false alarm from box 12E State and Warren streets. Policeman Charles Wheeler and three other officers were or. the scene in very few minutes. They found two young men within 90 feet of the box who said they had been passing but had not seen anyone near the box. No. 1 and No. engine com panies and No. 1 truck company re- sponded The police will investigate the case.
 Many of the fremen in the city, who are enjoying their regular leave of absence. thought that there was. a second alarm, and reported for duty.
 At the fire of the Nolan house 24 years ago Capt. Rutherford of No. 2 truck, received much credit for the res cue of two girls from the house. He was not a member of the paid de- partment at that time, but the news papers gave him considerable creGze for the rescue and for his efforts to save Mrs. Nolan. He was driven out bysa back draft and severely burned when he entered the building second lime
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
WALL STREET TO-DAY
Especial from United Press.)

(Specia1 from United Press.) - New York July 14.-About the only influence that was apparent in the stock market at the opening was high CT London prices. This gave a little firrner tone to local speculation. The railroad list showed gains of from one quarter to one-half. Amalgamated was strong and Steel was fractiOnally higher Illinois Central rose 5-S. Aft CT the first 15 minutes there were a few recessionS on selling by room trad CTS.
 II a. m.-The market showed little change during the first hour in gen. eral conditions. room traders furnish ing most of the business with some of them buying back stocks sold dur ing the decline yesterday. Some of this was sufficient to cause fractional gains, but on advances a little long stock was met and before the end of the hour the moderate advance was temporarily checked. Wabash pre- ferred was | prominent exception to the sluggishness, advancing nearly two
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
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Steeplechase Island

Diving from a tower 100 feet high into a tank with water but four and a half feet deep, The Hellkvists, who are performing at Steeplechase Island ev- cry afternoon and evening this week, have made a fine impression. Back dives. somersaulting in the air and many other stunts are performed be- fore they strike the surface of the water. Tha night performance is spectacular with the flaming costumes. The Hellkvists have the best act of the season at the island and are de- serving of the enthusiastic applause which greets them at every perform ance.
 Plans for the observance of Weber Day are progressing and the indica- tions are that it will be a pronounced success. New events are being added to the programme and from noon until midnight 0n Friday, July 23 there will be something doing every minute. The Wheeler & Wilson band. two orches- tras, choral music. athletic and ac- qUatic events. vaudeville. fireworks and prize waltzes are but a few of the special attractions for that day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
PATRICK M'GEE OWNS
 OWN COAL YARD NOW

Have you seen the new coal yard in East Washington avenue owned by Patrick McGee, the veteran coal man The proprietor has been in the coal business in this city for many years and the name of "P. McGee' on the side of his wagon is most familiar t0 Bridgeporters. But he has never own ed a yard of his own before. The plant at the east end of the East Washington avenue bridge is the cu1- imitation of many years hard work and honest dealing with the patrons.
 In the past he has been obliged to buy his coal through the larger deal CTS. but now he has a storage capacity of $500 tons and can fill his bins direct from boat at his own wharf and the coal will be handled with his own ap- paratus. MT. McGee's bins have been filled with the best Lehigh coal and all orders he receives will be promptly filled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
Sonce.

The fire department made a splendid
 showing last night in combating fire
 which had a tremendous start in a
 large frame building in William street.
 occupied by James H. $. Jones, sue
 cessor to Jones & Hoffman, showcase
 manufacturers. The damage done will amount to between $S,000 and $lo,oOO-
 On the premises there were clustered
 frame structures. , They included,
 large storehouse. formerly. occupied by Fenn & Morehouse. a stable building,
 a large lumber shed and an office building. The fire was confined to the shop and the stable to the north of it. Chief Mooney had six streams of water on the fire in jiffy.
 William w. Bradley. teamster for Jones, occupies a flat over the office of the concern. He was in bed when he heard a cracking sound. followed by a roar. He looked out of the win dow and saw the fire inside the fac tory He lost no time in going to the stable and getting out the horse. Some body rang :n the alarm of fire from box 417 at East Washington avenue and Knowlton street. When the fire the sky was lighted by the blaze. The drivers were guided by the illumina- tion. No. 2. No. and No. engine companies. with No. 1 chemical engine anu NO. trucS company, reSponOeu The fremen tackled the fire from ev- cry side and insi Ie of ten minutes the sky was darkened.
 It is believed that the fire started in the boiler room, over the boiler MT Jones had just received several large orders and on Monday five extra men were put to work to help take care of the extra business.
 MT. Jones was at Fairfield beach for the summer and was not apprised of I,o f,-o n-a,-1xy hic 1nr-r,i loss is partially covered by insurance. IJr. Jones will take steps to get his plant into running condition again as soon as possible. The shop building and the stable will be rebuilt.
 Several of the men employed in the building lost their tools. Foreman Frederick Short found that, although his tool chest was +charred, stream of water struck it in time to save all of his tools. Hundreds of men, women and children Hooked to the scene. Many who were familiar with the in f1ammable character of the plant were surprised to see the fire checked so quickly. It was the determined close The fire fighters forgot about the hot weather as they worked in the intense heat of the burning buildings From time to time a stream of water was played upon those in the hottest places. |
 The gun nozzle on the hose wagon of No. engine company was swung into | position in William street. where it would have been brought into notice l if the fire had reached the varnish | md paint room and the firemen had | been driven out of the building. But l he single lines of hose were best for | dose in-fghting. The punishment | rom the heat and smoke that the fire men took prevented a conflagration.
 The lumber yard stands on the same | ground that was occupied by tene- | nent house which was destroyed by | ire in the early days of the paid fire | department, and Mrs. William Mol an was burned to death. Chief | Mooney was a callman and~belonged |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
KILLED YOUNG WIFE

Altoona, Pa., July 14.-Besieging his own home because he suspected that his wife was unfaithful, Frank E. Mo Milan fired four shots into the house thinking to- shoot the man his wife was entertaining and killed the young wife, Ora McMillan, aged 23. MeMillan broke into the house and gathering the dying woman up in his arms, he kissed her tenderly, sobbing: "If you had only listened to me, little woman, how happy we would have, been. God knows I did not intend to kill you"
 William B. McDowell, who admits he was in the house when the woman was killed, was arrested as a material witness. McMillan gave himself up.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
GRAND EXALTED RULER
 ELECTED BY CLOSE VOTE

Special from United Press.) Los Angeles, July 14.-The balloting g for Grand Lodge officers of the Elks was resumed today despite the fact that J. U. Sammis of Lemars, Iowa, was last night elected Grand Exalted Ruler. Yesterdays balloting for Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight resulted in no election as no candidate received a majority. J. L. Prester of Wyoming is the leading candidate.
 The election of Grand Exalted Ruler was the closest in years. -Sammis get ting 592 votes to 529 for Garry Herr mann of Cincinnati. All the other old officers were reelected, and Detroit was selected for next years meeting. Today was devoted to a, business ses- sion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14

and one box of Cuticura Ointment my ulcer was healed, by washing twice day with the Soap and using the other remedies as directed. Before used the Cuticura Remedies my sore was getting worse all the time under other treat ments.- Furthermore we have baby boy here and we have found that Cuti- cura Soap has been a fine thing for him: He had scurf on his head and we tried every way to remove it but failed until we used the Cuticura Soap which re- moved it almost at once. George M. Hall, Brushton, N. r., Dec. 24, 190S... :.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
CITY COURT CASES

As an excuse for not having their bicycle lamps lit as they sped along the seawall at Seaside Park, last even ing, three young men, Daniel Schneid- CT, Jacob Holstein and Max Kaufman pleaded that they were enjoying the bathing at Seaside so much as to for get all about the darkness and their lack of lamps. The three men were arrested by Officer Burns about nine last evening and charged with riding without lights. In the city court this morning Judge Wilder found the trio guilty and fined each B without costs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
Weather Indications.
(speciaI from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven. July 14.-Forecast: Fair tonight and Thursday.
 There is no well defined storm area east of the Rocky Mountains, but scattered showers have occurred in nearly all sections. Knoxville, Tenn, reported 2.O4 inches of rain. The temperature is high in the central and eastern sections and conditions do not indicate any immediate change in the weather for this vicinity. Phoenix. Ariz.. reported a temperature of 110. degrees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
FLAT WHEELED CARS TORTURE
 THOSE WHO LIVE ON NOBLE AVE.

Residents of Noble avenue have joined in the numerous protests against flat wheeled cars. It is said that once an hour last night until midnight such a car banged up and down the avenue, depriving the perspiring citizens, whose windows were open, of their much desired rest
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
PRESIDENT AT FUNERAL
 OEv DpnH JEUronr

Special from United Press)
 Washington. July 14.-President Taft to-day attended the funeral of the late Professor Simon Newcomb, the noted astronomer at the Church of the Gov -enant-- Full military honors were ac- corded the deceased on account of his rank retired rear admiral of the navy. .5zs@-s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
CURED FAILING HAIR
And Itching ScaIp with CutIcura.

Some months ago | suffered with a bad form of scalp edisease. My hair was falling out and my head itched. l read about Cuticufa and determined to try it. I boughts% % cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment and used them. | continued using the Cuticura Ointment on my head daily still use it occasional Y and always have Cuticura Soap on haI1tA5 The cure is complete Mrs ffff aGeissIer, 2o18 South Seventh St, Otnaha, Neb., Sept. g and Oct. 8, 1908. .Sa7
 Cuticura Soap t25e3 Euticura Ointment f50c-l and Cuticura Resovsnt l6orl tor in the form of Chocolate Coated Pillls ess per vial oi 6Ol. Solo Sole Frops.. I55 Ceiumlj xv6s Rssssn zl11s scription treatment and cxe Of eiseass1 o1 s1e sk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
THE PRETTIEsr FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy. 25S Fairfield avenue and lS6 Cannon St
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
CLEANEASY, THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaraneeed not to injure the skin Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hands or clothing. Large can 10 cente Manufactured by Wm- R. Winn. esi Stratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
LAID UP3 MONTHS
 WITH AN ULCER
On Ankle Was Very Bad and Only Got Worse Under Treat mehts = Cuticura Soon Healed It-Baby's Head Freed from Stub- born Scurf by Cuticura Soap.
TWO ECONOMICAL CURES BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
"My case was q very bad ulcer SOTO on nay ankle and I was laid up three

months with it. | was reading an advertise ment in the newspaper one day about t he Cuticura Remedies so I purchased a cake of Cuticura Soap and one
 box of Cuticura Oint-
 ment and a large bot.
 tie of Cuticura Resolv-
 ent. After using one
 o,Lo of C,Yk,o,,ro Snon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14
Deaths and Funerals.

Mary Elizabeth, widow of Louis A.
 Ram, died last evening at the home
 Loth, A George street. at the age of
 3s years. Besides her parents she is
 survived by four brothers. Rudolph, George, Henry and Frederick, and four
 janin P. Thorpe; Minnie,- wife of H.
 B. Kain, and Emma, wife of Percy Greenwood.
 died at his late home. 15S Hough ave- nue, were taken to Lawrence, Mass, on the 9:21 train this morning for in terment- Services were held at his late home last evening by Pioneer Lodge. s. of St. G. .=-.-s-.-
 The funeral of Michael Otis who died in Southport, Sunday, was held at S:3O and from St. Thomas church, Fairfield at g, where Rev. Father Cole man celebrated a solemn high mass, assisted by Rev Father CaSSerly and Rev. Father McMullen of the Paulist Fathers of New York of which order son of MT. Otis, the Rev. Michael Otis is member. A choir sang, which consisted of Miss Anna Smith. Miss Alice Horrigan and Miss Mary O'Hara. Mrs. John McNalley was at the or gan. At the Offertory the choir rem dered 70 Salutaris.' After Mass Miss Anna Smith sang Some Sweet Day. and as the casket was being borne from the church the quartette render ed Nearer My God to Thee" Many relatives and friends attended the funeral. Some came from Bridgeport. New York City and Schenectady, NY. The pail bearers were, life long friends of the deceased and were: Edward Russell. John Cummings. Dan'l Con- nors, Michael Dwyer, John Dwyer,
 Patrick Quinn.
 Rev. Father Casserly and Rev. Father McMullen accompanied the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-14

Rev. Father Casserly and Rev. Father McMullen accompanied the funeral cortege to St~ Thomas ceme- tery and read the committal service where burial took place in the family plot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19

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bon benen bie poliaei dber aneebli6
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uno besina Selbitmprb.
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philadelphia, Der Biz our Donenbung
feiner nenen 6alIe i'm oritten @todz
merle bes .gngleIbe Building" an 80.
unb Orforb=Gtrabe fein tempordres
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nnerieBlitben Derluit erlitten. 9ei
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panp BON Sartforb, Conn.,, Elm Runbz
fdreiben an tbre Msenten erlaFen.
tporin fie ibnen perbietet, on yses
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aussuitellen. Nnseiiats Der pielen
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Seeler ser 2iifte in LETTER 3eit be-
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
GoeIitetne ttno MberaIaube.

Sn alten 3eiten naren iiber geoeuz
tung uno Wunbertroft Der @heliteine
feltIame abergldubiIhe 8orftelluneen
perbreitet. Ser 0tamont edlt als bos
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fiillen. Der M6at ftano als SDmbpl
bon 8lid unb Woblereeben, als Saz
lisman piber alle Rranfbeiten in bpz
bem Infeben. Der Rubin, bos Sinrz
bib Der Sh0nbeit unb @legons, BE-
f6iiste por falfden 0reunoen. Der
Snbr 6ogeeen bebeutete 3anf uno
3ptft; er Dar als ltrfafe bon S6laf<
loitoteit uno Observation-Disclosures
gefiir6tet. Ser Opal itonb ols Snm=
hol fiirS brdnen, ssleben uno @erseihen
in benz Ruf, bic Sreue gu itdrten; unb
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2iebe. gs pdre intereKant, gu tptHen,
oh itd berartiae8orfe rfelluneen i'm 8olf
bis auf uniere Sage erbdIten baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19

Nus Yetersbure i6reibt man uns:
Die 8ammeroiener BON RDnissn uno
Raiiern baben ni6t felten in Der
Weltgeididte cine Rolle seIptelt.
Iber ni4t INNER nebmen iie eine iolz
DE 8ertrauensi itellung Elm, tpie Serr
8rototp, ser &ammerbiener bes So
rem, betm @elbftberri9er oller Reuz
BEN geniebt. Nur tpenise tpifen, tpel6
eetpidtigen Ginflub er ON Sofe 9eitpz
lous' II. beitBt. @r 1T Der ginatge, Der
itdnoig in Der Rdbe oes 3aren peilt.
Rotrptp lit ni9t MIR Der 2eibbiener bes
ruiiiI4en &aiiers, fpnoern au6 felt
Sahren fein intimiter8ertrouensmann
IS lit betannt. bab Gar g2ttolaus suz
meiit, in etniger Gntternllns bon 9e=
tersburg enttreoer in 3orstoje @elp
oher in peterbof lebt. Snfplgebeffen
ma6t er. um nit feinen Miniitern, ben
9eneralen un6 SauptpiirhentrGeern
Der Resieruns gu pertebren, treitaebenz
ben 8ebrou9 hcn ieinem Selepbon.
Der Mpparat itebt in Dem Qrbeitsaimz
mer bes 3aren. Die &ammerberren
unb Sliigelaoiuonten baIten ii6 auber
!SDrlpeite in ben Worainmern auf. Die
einstee perfon, Der Der MufenthaIt i'm
Nrbeitssimmer bes ruflifden 8aifers
felbit bann geftattet lit, tpenn Nifplaus
II. am Shreibtifh iibt, lit 4rototp.
gs 1T Rrptoip, Der Die Mnrufe am Sc
!epbon beanttpprtet, unb ct lit es aud,
Der Die DISQUALIFICATION, nit benen Der
Gar gu fpre9en ipiinf6t, telepbonifd
anruft. Sn neun BON aebn 6dllen TT
es aud Rrotpn, Der bur6 bas Sez
lepbon i'm Namen bes 3aren ipriht.
Durh ibn erbielt aud 6err Sspofsfi
Die furseMttbeiluns ben berMibItimz
muns ces 3aren, Die i'm baau beronz
labte, Nitolaus II. 5ein portefeuille
als Mtniiter bes MuspGrtisen 1ofort
CUR @erfiiguns gu itelen. llnb tpieber
ipar es Rrptpip, Der &ammerbiener,
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3aren Dem am Sernfpre6er ipartenz
ben Miniiter oabon peritGnoiste, Der
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CT auf feine Oienite perai9ten tpolle.
Seber Miniiter, General unb ieber
frembe Staatsnann bat Sen Gammerz
otener 4rotop als lebte Snitana am
aurufen, ebe er ben 3aren fprehen
fann. Sag unb Na9t 1T 4rotoip nm
i'm, benz 3aren blinblinas erseben uno
in ben sablreiden Sntriguen. an benen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
SHtfTe aus Stein.

Mit anbddtisem Grfaunen bafen
fromme 8ef6idtsfdretber bersange>
ner 3etten oapon eraGblt, bab eine
In5abl 9eiliger emit auf iteinernen
5abraeugen bon S9ottlanb uno ST.
lamb bic Retie iiber ben Saean mad-
te.. um in Nmerifa oas gpaneelium
5u preoisen. Die alte Gegenbe tpirb
iebt ppn Ser WiHeni6aft in bic Shat
umseieBt; Elm italienif9er Sngenieur
9abellini, 10 tpirb Dem Sournal bes
Oebats beridtet, bat jebt i'm Muftraa
Der italienii9en 3egierune nit bem
gau zines groben Rpblenfhtffes be-
ecnnen, oas aus Stein berseFellt
miro. Seit Sabren bat @absllini fih
nit benz problem oes S6iffsbaues,
aus Stein befddfttgt unb BEL ieiren
8erIuden beoba9tet, oaB feline iteiner=.
nen S6tffe auBeroroentlide Wioer=
itanbsfGbistett nit erpber Sestii1tiaz
felt berbinben. Das &oblenidiff, bas
er ieBt baut, bat einen 5tablfiel unb
itdblerne Hippen. Die 10 anssbra1t
fnb. bab iie cine Qrt @eriiit bilben,
beHen 2iiden our4 elm @ifenbrdbtge=
fledt sefullt iinb. Das Gan5e tpirb
Damn nit Cement belegt, IobaB cine
iebr leihte uno abfolut tpaHerbidte
Humpfbetleiouns entitebt. bic 10 glatt
pte MGrmpr pplirt tperbsn fam,
bamit feline Mufheln unb Seetbiere
iid anieben. Mie Der Mumpf,t 10 finb
audi bas Oed unb Die Bride aus Be-
ment sefertist. Diefes fteinerne 5hiff
hietet neben ieiner sroben Miberz
itanbsfdbisfeit nod ben 0pr5ug. feiz
nerlei Geuerssefabr ausgefebt gu Iein,
ba brennbares MateriaI BEL Der 6er>
ftelluns iiberbaupt ni9t aur Weripep.
bung tommt. @abelltni bat eine @ee
fellf9aft segriinoet. bic bereits meb>
rere fteinerne Qanbunesbriiden 11erge-
fellt bat, bic auf Dem go rnb bein
9iber beripsnbet iperoen. Die @teins
fhiffe, Die jebt audi IN Der ameritanis
fhen GlnBfhiffabrt erprobt iperbeIi,
iinb bnrh illnere gelnentm6noe In
cine Mn3abf puffer6ibter. Mhtbeilungen
eetrennt, fp0nb iie niht grDBereF So
fabr laufens bet BeidGbigung oes
@hiffsrnmpfes al finfen ats nnoerf
Gabr5enge aus 6tabl unn 9pIa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
Gin Dorado Ser aellnerinnen mar

Gin Dprdbo Der ReIlnerinnen mar
bon ieber Die feudtfr0blide &beins
atdbt 8insen. syeber Mbeinreifenbe.
Der bic Stabt befudte, bate getpib
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10 llbr Mhenbs au i9lieben bdtten.
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fem Sale bic He6nung obne bic 3ell=
nerinnen semadt. Wie ebeoem bie
rDmii9en plebeier por Der 8eoriiduns
per ibnen feinoli4en patri5ier duf ben
9eiligen Berg auspanoerten, 10 perz
lteben ale &eIlnerinnen oas unbanf=
pare 8ingen. 70 bab fidb cine groBe
l5tDrune in ben Mirtbf
einfellte. 9iefes 0orgeben fanb bic
ptaigung ber Mdnnertpelt, unb iebt
siebt man fp manhes rbsinifhe Wein=
geiiht, bas bisber nit 0orliebe vbin=
gerte" ietnen Durft in Der benadbars
ten R6einitaot Hiibesbeim l0f9en.
Darob rtatiirIid sroBe heberraf9uns
I'm Stabtrat6. 8leibt abaunarten, ob
Der Stabtrath ppn 9insen jebt Dem
8eifpiel Der rDmii9en Qelteften folsen
unb ob er nidt, tpie oiefe emit Die
plebejer, bic unaufriebenen 9ebsn i'm
s}ntereiie oer@eiammtpoblfabrt feierz
lih auriidbolen tpirb.