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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
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gleDelI, W. ga, 5. Mai. Gins
BREEDER nrongsl am DonHeritdg Wlors
gen in bas Office 8ebdubs perytortb
amsriedn Mdnuiaeturine Company
Elm, Iprengtsu bsn @eieihrant une
enttafnen nit ibrer 9elte Die ers
pIoiion mar cine 10 heftige. bab Ils
jsnieits bss 6IuHes scbort spuroe nno
bic aeute in Der gon5en llmgesenb aus
oem Stlufe sefpedt ipurben.
Bier mosfirte Wdnner naren on
benz Ginbruf tetbsiligi. 3Dei lporsn
an hem 9eloInront befhdftisi. ein
britier hielt I'm bausgane unD bsr
8ierie Dor benz Bebdune Wuhe. Als
bic aus bem Shldfs aufseriitielien
9eute auf bic 5trobe eilien. trieb iis
Der Wnnn, Der Dor bem Oebduos
mahe tieli, mil ieinem ReDrfper in
ibre mobnunsen 5uriid. nnb dIs IL
beipaffnet 3uriidtebrteH. tparen ois
Bdnbiten peyInUunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Eoll oeportirt u.rten.

auf @runb Der geTtimmuna bea
einpanberungseeiebss. bab Ginuan'
osrer, bic an elmer unbeilbdren aran,.
belt lsibsn, beportirt iperben Iollsn
ipire Der @eriuh e.madt iperben, ber
llngar Ricolas 8itcd, Der nit Der 5u
hsrtuIofe bsboftst 1T. mad iein.m 5ei
mathlanoe ob3uihiebea. gitea befin'
bet frct gssenfpdrtis i'm itdotiinen 5o'
fpitaf uno Der bier itationirete Gin
ipanberunssinfpettpr Thonas bat Dor
lGuftg einen 5aftbefebl gsgsn ibn er'
ipirtt ouf Grunb beifen gitea in 5af
gsbnlien pirb, Bis bic Ginmanherunos
tehoroe in WaibiHgton ben 5aa eut
ihitoer bat.
@itea tam Dor iisbea Wonaten in.
Ganb nnb fonb bier Gsihifiisung II
Der Stifenfabrit pongroetor&6amb!e
9or tursem perunsliidte CT bei Der 4r4
belt unb nurDe nah bem itootfiGer
5oipital sebratt. no bic 4eryis ton
itatirten, pab CT an Der 5ubsrtulolI
ieibet. ga nun bas Gsies btlast. bal
Elm Ginlpanbsrer Der nod Hihi Dre
sesdbre i'm 2aRbe iii, oeportirt iperoer
Ton, Icholb iih Bel ibm elm unbeilbarei
aeipen entipideIi, ipurDe bic ginnanbe
rungsteb0rbe pom bem Gnn in aennt
niB qeiebt unb Snipeftor Gbcmas fb1
bic tinleitenben Shritte fur bic De
|pDrtirung bes aranteu. Dehsn Mnge
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Rleine EpliseiuaHriHtem

- Sm aaufs Der Wiittroh Rdht
Itisosn Ginbrshsr burt Elm 5eniter
oss sritsn Stodfperts in Die Wohnung
besSobn Sftr3, Gds Der garnation
unb Ssrmoia 2lps., prics oiu. Gin unb
srbeutetsn Shmutiuhsn i'm Mertbs
bon 800, siusn utbtrsieber unb so
in 8adr. QpIiSiit Ruberg eutbetts
auf isinsm Runbeane oas offens 5eas
itsr unb beuahridtiote bic camille.
- On Der Witttpoh Raht eHtpsnz
bste Elm unbs,dnntsr 9isb aus benz
Scuie bes 8m. 9Iappsrt, an 2ocuit
unb Woobburn 4os., iisbsn tpsrtbOolle
3ierpfianSen.
- Nus benz 2ir,mer Der Beatrice
See, Ro. SIT 9eorge GtraBe. purbs
cine 1dmsnubr i'm mtrtbe BON $40
enttpenbst. Gin SdautteIlner itebt i'm
gsrbaht. ben 0iebitabl uerubt 81 has
ben.
- Der is Sabre olte Sohn Sones
bon Der Poplar unb 2inn puroe ge>
Ftern BON bsm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aubn unter Der 4uiloge, cine 5oifens
ubr bon 4uguit Shror bon gio. 317
5unt Strobe aeItoblen 81 haben. pers
hoftet. Der anabe tbeilts bem 8eamien
nit. no sr bic llbr psritett bate uno
Iestere purbe on benz bsseihEeisn
qlose gsfunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
S6iHsaad dridDtea.

Rem Yorf, 5. Nai. Aneei.:
.5sutonie1 ponSoutbumpion.
4bees.: ..aa 2orraine" nah 6aprs;
~@eorse Wafbinetou" mad gremsn;
&C. 3. gietgen" mad Ropsnbogen;
.gatapia" nah Reapel.
Reapel. anaet.: San Dicran,
nj" bon Rep gors.
Gsnua. snsst.: Berlin pcg
Rep yort.
Warfeille. 4ngs,.: .Wabon.
ma" BON Neip Dori.
Qipsrpool. 4ngst.: .Wsrion-
bon pbilaoslphi1.
burg. 4bses.: Georgia"
nod pbilobelpbia.
4nttperpen- Abesg.: .Rors
quette1 mad Bottom nHb pbilahlpbia.
0netustp 10 n. Hneek.s .Dxos
MIC BON gep Dorf.
D0fDm Mnget.:: .9Dsrnia- bon.
Giuezyocl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

Die Rauber erhuteten nur 5000 in
gadr, nahmen aber rpertbpolIt, leiht
pertduTIids gapiere unb 6ppotbefen
nit. gIntbunbe, bic ouF bic Spur
Der Rduber eebraht tuurben, psrfoles
ten bisis nah benz 8obnbof oerpenns
fplnaEia Giienbuhn In gait aiDerpool.
Sbio, no bic 8anbiien pabridHtnIih
.iuen 3ug beitieeen.
Selb oroueriu4 elmer
9ame.
Rep gort, 5. Wai. Cine Duz
me, bic am Wittipph i'm antder6oder
5otsl nbities unb iih ols Grau JohH
20. Snop oon Sapannab, Ga, regia
itrirte, beahts iih am 9onneftog in
ibrem 3immsr cine stfdbrfihe Shubs
ipunb: Bel. sic tpurbe in elm 9olpia
tai gebraht.
Die ssrau mar bel geiinnung. a!s
Der 6otelarSt ibr 3tmmer betrat. sic
tpolltt a6er nihts iiber bic griinbe fir
ibre 5anblung fosen. unb erilareno,
eab iie brei grieIs an ibren Druber
aeihrieten bdbe, Der in ber unteren
Sioot GeihGft betr.ibt. Der 4rst III
Der aniit,t, bob bic s5rau bic 1bot I'M
3orn bariiber besaneen bat. bdb thr
gruoer ihrtr 4ufforberuip. nod btm
5otel su fommen, niht aefolgt if.
.Grau 5sobn B.Snoip, Don Sooon.
nab, Co.," purbe am Nbenb 0ts 1rl.
GitelIe Rnber, % Jobrs dlt, Sohter
bes sqrmers Charles Rpber DON
CFinine, u. o., ioeniifisirt. Der 3u-
ftano oes RGb6ens iit Elm fritif4er.
8i. Ireunoiu, bic Jrl. Rpber ioens
tifisirte, iasts. bub bic qestere teine
2iebesdfFaire g.babt babe, JamiIieHrns
ssIsgsnbsitsn ibr aber piel Rummsr be.
rsitet bdttsH.
Gin 8afebaiifpief burh
6euer uHterbrDnen.
Gbitlieptbe, g., 5. Wai.
8Gbrenb bier ON Rahmittos bds
erits gafsbaaTpi.l Der Saffon 3ipif6en
ben Gbiaicotbe unb Qaneafter alubs
i'm 8anss tpur. serietb bic srcbe Erts
biine IN grano unb tpurn gang BON
ben islnmmen seritort. ungefdbr
5000 perionen beonben fi4 ia Der
Sriblne uno tpenn aud ale unrtrlest
enttamen, 10 gelons es bod OieIen
nur mad pislsr Wiibe. iih in Elder
belt su brinsen. lleber bic Gntitehung
bss sseusrs iit nihts betanni.
| Dor g 6red setorben.
9prtsmoutb. g., s. Mai. -
Cine frau Iiarb por ShrstsH uno
spei onoere ipurben ihtper perIsbt. ols
Elm 8oriprung auf elmer boben Rlipps.
aui benz 3ipei 9amen itdnben, unt,r
ibren s5iiben nahsab unb fr 100 SuB
tief hinabfieIen. Die 0amen tparsn
sSrau +. G. Garter, 35 SABRE oIi uno
9atiin zines gbicasoer .3ahndrstes.
unb Jrl. Winnie albright. Der GU
| itano Der 5rau Garter III Elm beoentli.
der.
als ;yrau emma WsitIer, cine 1ani.
Der 5rau Garter, bos Shreien ihrer
gsaleiterinnen borte, brad lie Dor
Shreden sulammen uno iis fidrb in
tpenigen aussnbIidsn in ben 4rmsa
i5rer 5o6ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

Dem 35 Sabre alien Nm. Reob BON
go. SPA Carr Strabs fisI eeitsrn
fpohreRo Der Nrbsit in Der Jabrit Der
Cincinnati Rohine 60. cine GiIsns
platte nuf bas gein, einsH 8rud o:s
SbsritentsIs nsrurInherin. Der Der
unaIidte purbe in patrOlpdgen Ro. 2
nah bsm 6oipitat oebrabt.
Die 40 Sabre alie Regerin 2ulll
Oopis purbe asitern in ihrsr Wphnuilg
on 9orosn allen pIGBIid bon rsIieios
fem WabnIinn befallsn unb in gotrola
tpaaeH glO. 4 ndh oem !5oipitdl 9ss
hrad,t.
DIR 16 Sdbrs alts aaprence ShelI
pom go. 1859 gIsaiant Strabs itiir3ts
aeitsrn Rodmitiaa in benz gtabliiies
ment Der gtrgsiuiif &c gedp Co., Ro,
1909 Race Strabs, ben glspatOrfdaht
hinab unb soa flb stnsn 8rud osr
rehttn Shulier uuo cine Derftuua
dung oes Riitgrats su. Gr ipurbe in
eirsm Wasen nab bem 5oipitdl sss
bradt.
Der 30 Sabre alts Reeer Nm
SohHfon BON Ro. 674 Weit 3. Stra5s
puros asitern gormittag in aduff'
udnn's grauerei oon sinem aus elmer
5obe BON 30 5ub berabfallsnoen Brett
in ben Riiden gstroffen uRo Ih,psr
perlsbt. gatrolnagen Ro. 3 brahts
ben 9eruuaIiidten nnh bsm 6oipital
Die anitaItsdrste iiub Der anitd,t, oot
Der Ranu eiusn 9rud Der Wirbels
fiuls eriititu bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
70 e 10 y o + t.

Gie HcDpprt Effiec inr bns Gin.
,iauatier &Olfsbictt" beiinSef I'D, in
80. 33l gort Stras.. aeacnnbrr trm
1DarthanIc, roieIbit 9tcuietciicn, an.
;eiecn Il. I. ~. Bis 10 llbr 45 Ninntex
N6eubs entacgsngenOmmen iperben
2cleShou Soutf 2401. q
- Itftamsrte. Gugena 8oIbburn's
Seituuent lpuroe i'm GountpQsri6ts
bintetIeQt. Sic permo6t tbrer 1oa-
ter gtcrp &lebdmmer 500. Der Rsit
iAres 8erm0gens ioQ unter Warp Slez
! BANNER uno Mturp 0eib pertbeiIt pers
ben. Sie ernennt 8iIbelm 8eiB gum
Observation-Disclosures. Qbitdser Iinb:
qetsr u. 9oroo. IT,, q. Q. 5ubrman
unb Sobn Waipers. - Gas Se'tument
bon Sc'epb 9errmann tpuroe bintsrs
le8t uno angeHommen. Gr binterIGbt
uQes ietner 8cttir Ga1oline 6errmunn
auF 2eFers8eit. Ra1 ibrem 5obe ioQ
ods G;oenthur' in oIeideu 9beilsn uns
ter ieine Ginber Geors, Gb., 5rant,
SOieph. Soa un0 Gillian 9errmann unb
Caroline NTi9bt pertbeiIt ueroen.
gr ernennt ieint 5rau Caroline Serr-
mann our Observation-Disclosures ohne
GUrqItoft. NbfddBer Iinb: gobert
gGeid, Wm. x. Warren unb 6. gleff.
Sm gountpseriat purbe geiteru bas
5eitameHt Der Jri0erisca 8udert bin
terlegt. sic binterlGBt ihr perionIiz
nes Giqentbum ibrer Stieitodter Roiu
aettenater. Die geitQmeRtsDoQitreder
IoQen ihr Wohnbaus fir ibren 0ats
ten Yeter 8udert, r., in 5ruit pers
palten. Rah ieinem Sobe foQ aQes
Gigenthum unter ibre Stieftinper cSas
cob, peter, IT,, Gb.. WiQiam 8uhsrt
unO Ro!a 4ettenater Dert6eilt tpsrben.
Sie ernennt Sacob unb 9eter gudert,
IT,, su Seftamentspolitredern. Qlbz
f9dBer ftnb: 9eter Us. 8uroo, IT,, Qus
burn 9urbau unb s. 6. De MOB.
- Sm Safe pon Rogers gsgen Jlas
ndqan fir $1,000 SdubenerioB quben
bic 8eI6pprenen i'm Gircuitgeritt DOR
Ridter Yungblut Elm urtbeil auf 1926
gu Guniteu bes Sldgers ab.
8sIisperGnbsrunqen. gaipar
8ou an Gliia a. 3ufluAt, Got go.
354 in James 3aplors Gait Rop
Qobitton an Der Sitfette Der Monroe
Strabe, 3pii6en Der 8. unb 9. Ctr,
% BEL 115 SUB, 81 etc.
- GheIdein. Rapmono u. gons,
21, unb Cora Q. WlcWetttItdn, u, beipe
BON Rep Ri6monb, 9.
Sm Safe Der Marp Bed, Ser.
pulterin Der Gnton Bed 5interlafIenz
| i6dft, gsgen bic Grben Beds, entf6ieb
Ri6ter gungblut, baB ous gigentbum
in 9apton pertauft unb bic 6intsrlai-
feniduft georbnet peroen ioa.
- Stabtgeri1t. 9as 9orperb0r
bon Sarrp 5rp. Der bes Ste6ens nit
Der 4biiht Sobn Worton gu bertpunz
ben, angetlagt lit, mubte Deriaoben
tperben, ba Morton's 3uitonb INNER
nod Elm iebr tritiiher 1T. Der Sall
fpurbe fur ben II. Wai our 8erbonbs
lung feftsdest. - Sarrp Diqiams.
Der Charles gieeb etnen WteFeritih
psrfssie, ipurbs ebeufalIs auf ben IL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

Der gautommiiiar itsute 9sitsrn
foIg.ube Observation-Disclosures aus;
Sohn gorbsd, 2itot,qss gddiisnbous
an Der Sftieite b.y 5IberoH 4penus,
3ipiidsn p1ilips uD0 9onst ROdo,
S., 500; Spbn Nhite, 23it0diges Bad
iteinbaus on Der RorDieite Der 2incoln
4oenue, stptfhen 0oooburn Gps. unb
!oodberrp Ctr, s., 500; Gbds y.
Saft, 522 Sit 8ieyte STR, 4itodiass
apartenentaaus, $2G, 400; osrielbe,
522 Sit 8ierts S;-., llmbdu, $4,000;
SEQ. Bald, ITO Race Str, 2itodiasg
9eIddftsbaus. S. 900; W. y. Coos
per ,SioTsite Grie 4pe., stpiifeu Ststs
tintus unb Bern apenus, 23itotiges
gadftsinbaus, 5000; u. 6. aIa-s,
Roropeits gte oer 5opea unb Sbers
Iod Qbe.. 2sii0fiess Bobnbaus,
$4,000; 9. 9. ,<obn. RoroItite Der 3.
Strobs, 3pjidtn wsus unb Wlc.
pberion, 2Itotass Dobnbaus, $500;
berieIbe, 1sitDtioss Dpbnbaus, on Der
Sfifeite Der Gronp ape., 100 Jub
| Iuoli1 Der 2ldteu Str, $1,000.
srou Goit5 %. Bald, bic Satin
oes Serrn Geo. u. Bald bon Der Sinz
ton 6otsI Go, BAT bas an Der norboits
lihen Ode Der Gourt unh Roce Strobe
bsfinbIi6e Grunbeigsntbum tGuflih
srrporbr. Is bsfinbei iid bort oas
-5ormsrs 5oteI". 5iir has 5uus
tpurbsn $4,000 essdblt, es itsbt auf
sinem So bsi 80 6ub grobsn @runo=
Itiit uno geb0rte Der 5amilis Woob.
tparb.
Der Qams pes perihnunSsnen
9ruHbeigentbums aeenten, Sames
gronp.Q, bsFsn Opsrationsn in Sarts
mel nod in TriI3sr Grinnsrung iinb.
fpurbs gsitsrn pisber erpdbnt. als 3tpsi
5duisr on Der DAT Npe in SartIpeu,
beren gau bon gronipea bsgonnen mar
an 8en. SO. Gree unb Jobn W. Mont.
fort psrtauft lpurben. 5iir, isbes Der
S1ufer ipurosn $500 eesahlt. 8rons
mel bate Elm tIsines Gopitol unb lieb
| fih nit bsmisIb.n in srobs @runbsis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Grrihiung
nsusr Sduisr elm. bic gum grDbten
5beil unnolIenoet blieben. Wlebrere
8aupereins erIitten burd gronDeu IL
nun3isae 8srIufte.
Serr Gbas. 6erbitreit taufts geitern
Elm pier3ig Sub Jront hobenbesGrunb.
| ftiid BON Der Dilliam Durrsa Soms
Subbipiiipn an Der Dirmont 4De. in
Dolnut Sils. Der aGuf.r, Der $40
per SUP fir Oas 9runbitiid be5ablte.
beabiihtigt auf oemielben elm gatftetn.
baus erri6ten gu laifen.
9ergoarb Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oerbrahte ben grDBtsn 5beil isiner s.s
tern obsebaItsnen Sisuns nit Del
prIfung Der 9runbtisenthumslba
f6Ggungen Der eriten Wuro. IS nur.
ben cine srobe 4n5dbl Don abdnots
rungen an ben abinGgunsen. tpeidb:
Die 4nQeitsllten Der 8eborpe gemaghi
batten, porgenpmmsn. lin benz Goun'
tp unter bem neuen GteuergeieB Die:
fsIbe Ginndbms 3n iifern, ipie oor
benz Snfrdfttreten besfelben. mub oi'
8spertbung um etipa $160,O00DO
erhDbt fperoen.
Der gparo ernannte glmer e
Mbite gum Mitgliep Der 4bihdsun9sa
tommiiiion in ben 5iigeIoiitriften II
Stelle BON SO. 8. 8udner, Der tinsr
anberen Wirtungsfreis sugstnieien er'
belt. Wbit,'s Gebait betrdgt $3.50 pr;
Mpndt.
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Das ,rit fiirslih Dollenbete mobns
baus an Der Vortbiios Npenue, ipeiiti1
Don Der Montgomern 4pen,ie, ipelehss
Serr Spfepb Grtel erbausn lieb, ipuroe
geitern an 6. 20. Wen5sl fir $4500
perfduft
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Or. gharlts 5eiuorb. Der Senior.
Snierne pss iiGotifhsH Scipitdls, miro
ieo.nfans gum gmpfangsarst Der 4ns
ftalt, an StelIe bes am /. Suni 3uriids
tretsnbsn Dr. Robtrt WiuHsp. ernuHnt
tpprner.
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hOris,n fpollsn isooh bon bisisr Dspors
tation nthts fpifien uno babsn einen
antpalt ensasirt. Die gerbanolune
oes GalIss ift oaf ben Il. Wloi anbes
raumt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

@obies unb aranfe iolIieu mir .Bag.
u.r's 3eitilirisS @df.r" trinten.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
DEMOCRATS HAVE GOOD MAJORITY
 IN CITY COUNCIL

The Democrats have a working ma jority of eight in the next Common Council, electing seven out of the 12 twelve aldermen who are holdovers with one year more to serve nine are Democrats and three are Republicans. There will be 16 Democrats and 8 Republicans.
 ing the coming year will be James Garrity and Daniel MahOney of the Second; Frank Timko and John J. Cassidy of the Third: Robert G. De- Forest and Daniel E. Walker of the Fourth: Henry Clampett and William J. Moran of the Sixth: James J. Con- lin and Thomas W. Reddy of the Sew enth; Patrick H. Brady and Frederick J. Voos Jr., of the Eighth; Patrick Cuddy and Hugh Lavery of the Tenth, James O'Neil of the Eleventh and Garry Paddock of the Twelfth.
 The Republican members will be Malcolm MacFayden and Frank M. son and Guy P. Miller of the Fifth; i; Thomas Stewart and William E. Prin- rose of the Ninth; Eugene I. Meyer of the Eleventh and George T. King of the Twelfth.
 Three Republican aldermen were up for reelection and two were victori- ous at the polls They are William E. Primrose of the Ninth and Eugene I. Meyer of the Eleventh. George R. Feyrer of the Tenth was beaten by Patrick Cuddy.
 Thomas w Reddy of the Seventh district was the only Democratic al- derman who was uD for reelection and he was victorious.
 The aldermen who go out >of office this wear and who were not caQdi- dates for reelection are John H. Mo Murray, Democrat of the Second; Berger Bertilson, Republican of the Third: John NJ. Griffin, Democrat of the Sixth; Benjamin Fletcher, Repub- can of the Fourth; John M. O'Connell, Republican of the Eighth; Robert H. Gould, Republican of the First; Dud- ley P. Bullard, Republican of the Fifth: George E. Zink, Republican of the Twelfth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
AT THE EMPIRE.

The new show at Keeney's Empire today will please all audiences, as 1t is of large variety and to suit all tastes. Gertrude Lee Folsom and Co. score a big hit wherever they appear with their clever little comedy sketch, s"The Love Cure" This sketch has been complete success everywhere it has appeared and it is sure to be winner here. Shields and Rogers in- troduce their own original ideas in singing and dancing. They will be a big feature. The Ramsdell and Rams dell Sisters give very clever and dainty performance. Their costum- ing is in stunning style, have various changes. They sing up-to-date songs in a clever manner and also introduce some fine steps in dancing. Haines and Binns, the clever laughmakers. They introduce much novelty. Some thing absolutely new and novel and will be seen in Turriss and Paska, the lariat wonders. This is a big act for a three-day engagement and all should take advantage of their limited en- gaeement. The Empirescope closes the bill with new pictures.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
LUIGI OWES HIS WIFE
 MONEY, COURT DECIDES

Luigi Orefice of Hallett street. is in debt to his wife. Marie Orefice, from whom he is estranged, to the amount of $15, according to a decision given by Judge Scott~in the Common Pleas court, civil side, today. Luigi brought suit against his wife on a note for $50 given Nov. 10, 1908, which was unpaid The wife entered counter claim, stating that about the time the note was given, Luigi stole a watch and two diamonds, all to the value of sSS, from her boudoir. Under the law she sued for treble damages or S264. The court on the suit found for the plaintiff to recover s159. On the coun- ter claim, the court found that the watch was not stolen. but that the diamonds valued at $58 were, allowing treble damages of STA. Therefore Luigi owes his wife $15. the difference between the two judgments.
 Judge Scott finds for the defendant to recover costs in the suit brought by Peter Medve, contractor, against Alexander Nagy, both of this city. An oral agreement was entered in between the two to build a house for Nagy in Cherry street for S4, 300. Nagy later gave the contract to another. Medve claimed he lost $500 by the change of contract, and sued for that amount.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
TROLLEY HITS A WAGON AND HURTS
 TWO OCCUPANTS

Run down by Bridgeport bound Southport car in Fairfield avenue. near the Hill Coal Co.,, a covered wagon of the Lowe Laundry with two occupants, Richard Tesch, the driver, and Miss Margaret Kane of 263 Charles street. was demolished at 6:3O last night, and both people were injured.
 Miss Kane, accompanying Driver Tesch for the ride. was unconscious until the arrival of the ambulance, while Tesch was badly stunned. She was attended at the Emergency hos pital, where Dr. Krause found a scalp wound requiring five stitches. and Tesch who came to the same hospital later, was found to be suffering many bruises. Both went home from the Emergency hospital in closed car riage provided by the Connecticut Go.
 The trolley car tossed the body of the wagon several feet away from the car tracks, turning it completely up side down. Miss Kane lost a purse containing s in the debris. The horse ran away but was captured unhurt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
IN THE THEATRES,
POLl'S

Perhaps as charming a tribute as could be paid to the very eXceuehe act presented by Marion Carson ana company at the head of the Dill at Polls this week is the statement 1 oi the most conservative of the locai dramatic critics who said Miss Gar son and the three members or ner company offer more real singing than the entire personnel of an opera com. pany which appeared here recently. The tribute is merited too for the reason that Miss Carson herself has long been considered the possessor of the best singing voice in the vaude- yiiles, that is a singing voice or the dramatic soprano type. The three men who are with her in the operetta ..The Belle of Seville have excellent voices of dramatic quality and the entire act is big hit which is the main thing after all.
 For a succession of laughs the palm must be handed to T. Roy Barnes and Bessie Crawford with Barnes in his inimitable rapid fire talk to the audience and his wonderful skill in magic to the fore. They present an act which they style "The Fakir and the Prima Donna and Miss CraW- ity and some well rendered songs. Theo, The Balloon Girl, continues to mystify as well as entertain the audi ence with her flights about the thea tre twice daily and the balance of her act is of the singing and dancing order with two clever boys assisting her. Of the other acts on the bill Tom Waters easily carries off the honors with his novel talking and piano playing act and his musical comedy training is exempIned Wlth his clever and original style of sing ing and dancing. At no performance thus far this week has the audience evidenced any desire to have him leave the stage even after he has taken several encores. All the other acts are of high grade and the at tendance is the best of the present season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
PROPOSALS FOR STATE
 ROAD WORK.

Sealed proposals will be received by the State Highway Commissioner, Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Conn.,, until D. m., Monday, November If, 1910, for four sections graded road in New Fairfield, two sections gravel road in Ridgefield, one section gravel road each in Danbury and Bedding, in accordance with plans and speci- ficationS.
 specifications. The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to increase or decrease the number of feet to be improved, after the con tract is let.
 All bids must be accompanied by bond of not less than one-third of the cost of the work. Any bidder to whom contract has been awarded re- fusing to sign the contract at the prices offered and furnish a surety company bond, or a certified check, shall forfeit from his bond a sum equal to the difference in price be- tween his bid and the next lowest bidder. Plans and specifications may be examined at Norris Hatch's for New Fairfield, Town Clerks office Ridgefield, for Ridgefield and Red ding, and Selectmen's office for Dan- bury or at the office of the State Highway Commissioner, Room 27, Capitol.
 The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Dated at Hartford, Conn, Nov 5, 1910.
 J. H. MACDONALD.
 State Highway Commissioner,
 Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Conn. H 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
Miss Trelease Becomes
 Bride of AlonZo Bailey

Miss Jennie Edith Trelease became the bride of Alonzo Bailey yesterday afternoon, the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride, 351 Wilmot avenue, the Rev. E. R. Copper, pas tor of the First English Lutheran church officiating.
 A party of about 35 composed Of the relatives and intimate friends or the couple witnessed the ceremony, which was performed in a bower in the bay window of the parlor. The bride wore a gown of white silk lansdowne with a train and carried a bridal bouquet of white chrysan- themums. Miss Huffman, the brides maid, wore corn colored silk and car ried white chrysanthemums. George Trelease and Charles Hurliman were the ushers.
 A wedding reception and breakfast followed the ceremony and MT. and Mrs. Bailey left for their wedding trip, on returning from which they will reside on Union avenue in this city.