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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
5eiger MorOangrif.
sluf siuci psbripie 5rnuen in 3sippOrt
Gifcriud,t bic angeblid)e geraHlafiung
oes gerbredjeHs.

Gin fei8er Worbansrtff Duroc
bsuts tur3 Ha6 Ntitternudt anf
3pei tpebrIoIe 6rauen in Netpport, ap.,
begangen, unD bic betben Spfer bes
MUtberih5 purDen ihner DerleBt.
Sobn 2oiep, BON II, GtraBs, Nepport,
brang CUR augsgebenen 3eit in oie8ob.
nung bon 6rau Glora 8eder, elmer
Qittpe, tpeI6e nit ibrer 5o6ter Ytop
in bem 3. Gtodpert oes 6auies $50,
4O6gortStraBe nobnt, Elm uHo begann
obne Detteres auf Wlutter uno Sohtsr
gu ihieBen.
ST CAB pier S6uTe ab, unD 8rau
8eder purbe in ben re6ten Nrm g2'
ItoTen, rpG6renb cine 3rpeite Sugel Der
gohter BON Der Seite in Die Dan5e
einOrung unb ibr beina6e Die idmmts
lttben 53G6ne aus Dem WunOe rib.
Siermit nift 3ufrteDen Orang
QoIep nit einem idneren Snip
pei auT bic Go4ter Elm uno
brad ibr nit einem Du6tigen 6ies
be ben re6ten Nrm. Die S6iiiis To-
pie bic 6ilferuTe Der Jrouen alarmir
ten bic ijbrigen 9uusbepobner uno Die
| Rahbarn, jebod bate ben Morobube
bereits ieine Jlu6t betpertIteIigt, che
oiefelben bic geter'Ihs Wobnung era
reihen tonntsn. Die 0erleBungen Der
beioeu Jrouen iinO ialimmer, jeoOdA
niht leben8gefdbrIiaer Natur.
Die 8sranlaTung Des fetgen Woroe
ongrjffs tonnte btsber nod ni6t ssz
nau ermittelt peroer, jeooh betBt g,
baB GiferIu6t Der 5bat gu 8runoe
liegen iou. Der poIi3ei6ef pon QeDs
port ieBts Iofort Die 8eb0rben Don
Cincinnati unO Gppingtor in 8ennts
nib, nit Dem GrIu6en, auf 2oiep III
F0bnDen.
GeBterer mar fruber oIs Motorfahz
rer bel Der StruBenbabn9eieqidaft all
ueiteQt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
ztrakenrdmber
eeit einiser Ssi! fleiBig bel Der
Nrbeit.

- Gofparb 5iaigan, BON Go 2132
gsehpopp gpe, Duroe am Sonntag
Woraen gegen 3 ubr on Der Gtnnas
mon unb geehnooo 4pe. pon 3fpei gtes
germ orgebdlten unD um feline 8ddrs
ihoft beraubt. Giner Der Strolde be-
bro6te ihn nit einem Raiiermefer,
tpdbrenp Der anbsre feline 5aihen
purfiudte unb ibn I'm 5000 be-
raubte, tporuuf Die 9auner IN Der
Gunfelbeit Derfhpanben.
Frau Rarp abomg. Don NO. 712
Deif 3. Str, eina geitern Nbenb tur3
nah 5 1lbr ole gurt Str. sutlung, ais
an otr Ode Der 3. Strobe pl0Blih Elm
rteiigsr Regsr auf iie sufprang unb tbr
cine 5anotaThe entrib, in tUelher iit
cine griae, stpei Slaf6en Weoi3in uno
cine Sdahtsl YilIsn befanoen.
Soc appert, BON go. 1925 8ine
Ctr, meIbete eeItern Der goli5et, Dab
er bon sinem Wanne Ramens George
grumb in Der go3p Corner Wirth-
lulII UII OIIN lHD SuNAl OAA. uHi
S15 beftohIsn tporoen Tei.
- Die golissi iheint nit Der berei!s
qeitern berifteten 8srhdftung BEG Re.
gers Ddlter Sadion sinen gutsHIanc
gemdft gu babsn. Jadion Durbe be.
tannttid feitgsommsn, als er elmer
ouf ben Ramen bes 4ltsiienbdnolsri
| 6. 8. Sils aeFGlihten ghet auf BIZ
Wldrtet Rational Bdnt Der &eQp Sur
nitur 60. auFsuhdngen perIuhte. Del
gbsd lautsts duf $10.5O urb Der Wd
nqasr bes @sIhGfts bsmsrtte, baB Del
Same bes anqeblihen 4usIeQsrs oei
gbeds fal1h gsItrishen par, ndnIid
uSins" itatt ,5ils". Sadion bebaup
| tste ndd feiner 8erhaftung, MD
| ifreiben unb Isisn gu t0nnsn uno osr
Gbed BON einem qngeItellten oes 6iIt
namtns Gdn. Sabep, einem WeiBsr
srbaltsn gu hdben. Jdbsp, eiT 5uhr
mann, pohnbaft on Der gopelano un>
Morgan Ctr, puroe am Souutat
| Wloroeu bon BEN 9ebeimpoli8iIte'
grefton psrbdftet unb als psrbdhti
singsfpsrrt. gr srtldrte, ben SudioI
su tsnnsH, beItritt ieooh snsrgiif
oenIslben ben gbed esqsben gu haber
usbriasns ft.Qts iih ipdtsr beraua
bab Sadlon fshr gut I6reiben fam
uno bic polissi glaubt. bob osrist6
nit BEN munue ibentii.5 lift, tDelte
i'm qaufs Der lsBten Taoe berIhieber
geIhdftsleute init dsfdlIhten Shed
| efhtpinbeIt bat. Inter nis'en befin
ben iih Der 2lpothstsr Craig BON be
| 9. Strlbe. rahe groobtpdp. uno ts
Wirth Wsftphal oon Der Gilbert Qpt
| Sn eem gdtroirpaeen. in pelher
Sadion mad oem poliseibauptquurtit
pebraht tporbtu tpdr, fpurben fp1ts
sFusi ausqefiiate Gbets on bic Wart,
RdtiouaI gaut uno cine Wengs Ghsd
formulare gefuubeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
NuslanD .Selegrapl)
3iefenbem 0 II nitrution n

HIe en- De m It atlo n.
Barcelona, 16. Sunuor. llebcr
100000 9eriOneH betbetligten fic1
beute on einer Concentration i'm Sn=
tere7e Der pOIitiihsn Ssfaugensu, rie
in 8erbinbung nit ben llnrubeu in
JuIi Derbaftet rpor0en rpuren uno iicb
nod i'm 8epubriom beftnoen. Der
3ug betpegte Tit in Der gr0Bten Orb
nunQ Durh Die StraBeu bis gum pa
lait oe5 GiDilqouoerneurs, Dem cine
petitioH i'm SrtereTe Der 9efangenen
CUR Wetterbef0roerung an Den Prss
mierminiiter iiberqebeu puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
Sirnblu

Der 90 Sabre ults heirnatblois ga
mes See puroe gtitern 4bsnp betpuBt=
Los auf benz Seitentpeae Dor benz
0auis 30. 525 popIdr Strabs aufqs-
funoeu uno in einempotrpIfpasen nah
oem ocfpital eebraht, no eine Sirnz
bIutung tonitatirt unb bas gefinoen
beg paiienten fur iebr beosntlih be-
funben ipurbe, Gee pflegte oIs 1ubre
tneht fir Sarrn Sobnfon BON go.
525 poplar ctr. tbatig gu iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
6leine Ypli5einabribten

- u. 5. 1ietri9 bon 30. 10 llni.
periitn 2(pe. touroe in WteiDers 9an3s
bale an 8ine uno Carlton StrGbe
nm ieinen lleber3ieAsr I'M Wsrtbe BON
$40 beItph!en.
- Gus. auIis meIoete Der polisei,
bab ibm aus isinem Simmer Rp. ABB
Central IDe. bon einsm Shleihoieb
Elm Qn3ug entpenbst purbe.
- Wdbrenb Jrso. oobnion bon GO.
308 fSreeman glpenus eiuem 9egrdbniB
bsipohnts, ities stn GiRbreher ourd
elm Ssitsufsniter elm uno entlpenoste
sinsn Gn3us i'm mertbe bon $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
Snlanb Selegrapb.
9 dRt Qei 6Iofien.

Goanspiue, 5rb., 16. Suruar.
Die Citizens RQtioual 8ant piro
morgen ni6t qe0ffnet perber Die
0irettpren bieIten beute Nbenb cine
StBung ab, in fpeIher lie mad reifltz
der 8erutbunq Der Situation gu Der
GntIheiDung tamen, bic 8ant nDriduz
fig 3u ihIieben. Gine Rpti5 in pieIen1
Slime lit beretts an Der 8ant angez
Ihlagen. Wan glaubt, bab Die Oepoa
1itoren in ppu ausbe3abl perben.
Die 8ant beftnbst Iih jeBt in ben
6dnoen beg glational 9aut Gramino-
tors s. s. Sobnion, Der bersits felt
etnigen Sa9en bic gant uHterIuht uuo
feitgeiteQt bat, baB Die 3irsttoren perz
Ihieoene augeni6einIi6 unIihers Oar,
Iehen gepGbrt batten. Gr gub ben 8is
rettoren cine 5riit. um bic au8geliebea
nen SummeH ein3utreiben unb na tbz
nen 0ieies ni6t 9eIang, puroe bic
S6lieBunq Der gant angeorbnet.
Opfsr BON gifttgeu 8afsn.
Wtontroie, GoIp., 10. San. Trei
gerfonen erititteH infolqe bon Bulpers
oumpf unogitro9aIen, bic iid i'm Gun.
ntion Sunnel entpidelten unp oreiBi1
ipeItere Qrbeiter tonnten uur nit trapz
per Jtotb in Siherbeit gebruht lperben.
Die 2trbeiter rparen in elmer Gntier.
rung BON etpd 3lpei W}eilen pom Sin.
gang nit Sprenguu9eu beichdftigt uuo
bic idmmtliheH Sprenoihufe tpurpea
81 gIetaer 3ett dbgegeben. Der 2ufts
3ug i'm Sunnel aing BON Noroen mad
Suoen unb lpeRige Setunoen ebe Die
Spren9iGii'Ie losgingen batten Iid bic
IdmmtIiaen Qrbetter nuh Nprben bin
5urudge3ogen, I'm bic oiftioen Tdmpfe
naa Suoen ourt ben 2uft8uq tpeatreiz
ben 81 Idfeu. 0urh BEN oepaltiaen
anaI Duroe jeooh Elm llmI6Ioq in
oem Suft3ug peruriaht uno pieDGmpfe
oranqer brett Quf Die Q(rbeiter Elm.
0rei eritidten ipfort uno pom Denen,
bic itb ms 6rete retten tpnnten. ioIIeu
oerihieoens iih in Iebr beoenflihem
3uftanoe befinber. Der ejuuniion
5uHnel Dire betanntIit BON Der BUN
oesreaterung qebaut uuo ioll oa3u oies
men, 10000 9lfsr i'm uueoupohares
Cha! su betpoHern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
1Dbtlide Sranbtpunben ].
aDfin fam nit ibrem &leioe bem
8aiolinofen su nabe.

Die az Sabre aIte Sopbia Roisr,
tpelhe BEL elmer 5dmilie an Carmen
Ctr, Wt. Qoams, als Sodin t6dt!o
mar, fam am SamItug abenb BEN
8aIolinofsn gu nobe uHo lire 8leiosr
finsen 5euer. 8epor bic SIammen oon
anpereH 6dusbepohnerH eritttt tpsrber
tpnnten, bate bic Nsrmits 8ranbpuns
bsn erlitten, nel6e geItern Worgen A
Ibr ibren 5pb i'm SOIpitat gum 8us
ten Sumariter ber6eifubrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
Sriuen @erlcBunscn erlcgen.

BoIfgng Shoumann, 50 Sabre alt.
Don Ro. 2O14 Dhitemau Strobs, Itar6
geitsrH i'm ftdotiihen 5oIpitaI an ben
SToIgsu bon 8erleBun9eu, Die sr ii5 am
10. DECEMBER porigeu Sabrss 5uge5os
gen bate. gr mar an oem eenauntsu
Juge inIoIge bon 8Idttsis gu goosn
Qsitiirst uno bate Die GnieIdeibe gs=
bro6sn. IS itellte iih IpGter cine
idipers Gnt3iinouug siR, tpeIhe ieinen
5Oo berbeifiihrte. Der Coroner puroe
benadri6tigt uno iteute ben Objgen
Sahperhalt felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
2okal.Dfrtdt
Cbbieaotu Zdnger6or.

In GROCER gn3obl bdtteR ii4 sss
ffnn Nanmittaa bic Witalisosr ocs
Obj Jellotp Sdnssrhprs nit ,5rsE
Tamilien I'M Der Central gurnbdle
einaefunosn, um Der Snitalirurg ib.er
nsuerfpdhltsn geamten bei3uscohntn.
8ie Jsi.r geiialtsts iih gu einsm rihs
fiaen Jamilisnieit, BET benz Is auBets
orp.ntiib ssmiitblith 8u9ing.
T1s aus ben 5errsH aourob ara@
Ger unb Gbas. Grbater bsitshenoe ars
ranosmsntssomnittee bate jsins Sds
de gut gemaft, urb jebsr, Dem ss psrs
o0Hnt ipar, Der biibihsH Sei.v bsi5Is
fpohnsn, niro oerIelttn i,um.- germ
psbtnien. grof. gouis Ghrgct! lisb
feline Sdn9er nah flint llbr dntrsteu
uto bas erite 2ieb burd dbrdnIts taio
ban iueitsn Sadl. .Das bs'iIhe 2itn"
tpurbt msiitsrbaft gsiunseu. ano ot'
frudsre Sdns.rihoar uno ihr fdht1s'
9iriasHt erntttsn fir oielt Suntlsl'
flung allesmeines COB.
ssrr arager bat nun bic ntu 5s'
ipdblten 9eamtsn Dor ods I3Dirn 81
tre.en, oami. er lie in ihrs yeipstii0tr
atmt.r einfiihren tonne. 9tatloeni e's'
fer 4nfiorotrung Gol9s geiei'tet mar
ridstete berr ardeer all feline Songss'
briioer ernite Dpris, uno mdcftt II
barauf auimsrifam, bab iie neber Der
srporbenen Rehten aud gsfl!dtsr
iibsrnommsn bdtteu, benen iie 3um BE:
fen pes Obj 5saoDS Sdnasrhors mad
sommtn miibtsn.
Man tonnts ben 4usfiihrungea De-
6errn araasr's aumsrieH, oub ihn
bisIsIbsn aus osm 5ersen tamen, fuss
lpeesn iis AUDI auf ale oorsr sin:E tie
fen Ginorud hinterlisbeu.
Die ssitsru in ihr 4mi stnssfubrssr
Gedmtsn fiHo bic 6errsn:
gr1iiosnt: Rar 3rdui.
8iss spr1iiOsnt: Sulius aren.
grot. Setrst1r: GbarIes Rempte.
ssiR. Sstrstdr:: Sacob Sddfer.
GhaBmsiitsr: aonrdb aruser.
i. gibliothetar: Rubolf 8idton.
q. 8ibIio.bsiar: Sobn aellsr.
1. 5dbrsrsrdssr: Wldttbdus Bs'b
gerber.
2. 9fabnentr1asr: 5ermann Gang.
/. Tiriqsnt: qpuis ehrgost; 2. Si
riasnt: 6ugo arsp.
gollettor fir pafIipe Wlttgli.bsr
.sSoisph MaienIhein.
gslsaateH su ben Der. S1ngern
War 1raut, aonrab arussr, ebarls
Grbaher.
Del.satsn gum StabtUsrbanb: 81
Niemeier uno 4ltpin Wsiie.
Telseat.n gum Tsuiiten Tag: sn
fparb alud unb Satpb Dertbnsr.
Dsuiitsqommi,tse: Ghas. aempt
Supn arsn, Sasob S6dfsr, Joisp
Waisnihtin.
5ruitees: Sohn asuer, Rubolf Did
ton. aurelius 3ensel.
gr1iioent Mldr 5rdut ertuiotr'
gaamens i.insr fslbit Der anberen 81
amten. or hantts fir isine Bdhl IN
perfproh benz 0erein, ibm feline bette
ar1fte fpiomen gu tpollen. gatirlit
lei basu bic Wi.rpirtuns zines isoe
UliioIiebes erforberlif.
Rad gssnDisuns Der GinFi6runsi
ssrempnien fpurbsn nod mebrere itor
ghor.. tpie rsSn Der ROisn5sit" IN
Ter Sonnenfhein". untsr WeiIt'
Ghrsctt's tunbiasr 2riiuns asiunssl
iporouf man fih CUR 1afel nisbsrIiei
auf Der Elm belitdter SmbiB Der igeF
tbeiln.6mer barrie. RAD aufesbobent
mablssii CAB iih Sung uno ait osl
0erariig.n oes 5unSts bin, unb Tc
tiiriih tpuroe sipiihen bur6 bos Sir
aen niht perseffen. gu Dorseriidt;
Siunpe tpuros nod cine lebtnbe Gar
fopis cine feline WserI6aum gieu.
renIpise peraustionirt, uno aIs ma
fitt enolih trennt.. gsifdb oiss IN
bsm 8rpubtf.in, tpieber sinmaI frol
Giunbeu I'm Greunbestreis ptrIsbt ;
hokSr
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DIX 81 Sabre alie Grau Wilbtlmins
9rah, cine bsiif6e pionierin, Iforb
porgsitern pIGbIib In ihrsr mohnung
Ia pkaiant Ribse. 8. Tsr Coroner
ipurbe bsnaGriMtiai ino fano. bob bic
Gsdiin an alltfrsi4 i4md6e stiiOr6<n In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17
8crmIgtcr acfunocn.

Der A Sabre aIte Wm. 2ippsrt Don
gBeitnooo, lpel6er Dor einigen 5aeeu
Der poIi3eI ais permiBt aemeloet pur.
be. 1T 9eitern 4beno an Der 2ibertr
StroBe unD 5reeman Apenue auige.
9riffen uno Ieiner sigenen Si6erbeit
ipessn in Der 5. 8iitrittitation einsez
iperrt lpproen. Gippsrt lit geiIterIdpat
uno tpirb feinem Sruoer, Or. 2tIfreo
2ippert. iibergeben peroen. tpeI6er ibn
In elmer 4nItalt uRtsrbriusen piro.
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nung finbet am 5reitdg Qbenb, 21.
,sdnuar, BON A ubr Ra4mittags Biz Z
llhr Q6enbs, in Der Grbeiterballe ftdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-17

Marbeit ollein lit fein geipeis bon
Giite. @ebrauft rgSugner'5 9eItii.
lirtes g9aIler" gum Srinfen.
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II u 7 UJs
- n5ran3l, B. Gf)lIl aebt balo fpies
Ger an; bait 4ngff2"
rs net, absr Der 2e9rer."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
PUTNAM PARK
Commissioner Rockwell Resigns
 the Superintendency

George l.. Rockwell, of Ridgefeld, "a member of the Putnam Park commits sion and superintendent of Putnam Park, has resigned the position of su- perintendent, to take effect, July 21 MT. Rockwell takes this action on ac- count of engaging in business which will prevent him from devoting the time to the park which he has been able to during the few months past. MT. Rockwell's services as superinten- dent have been without expense to the commission, and during the few months in which he has held that pos ition he has been engaged in carry ing out some of the plans for the inn provement of the park which the com mission laid out last year.
 One of these works is the restoration of the old apple trees which grew up in the firebackS in the soldiers camps at the time of the Revolutionary war, and which are now much more than a hundred years old and likely to go to ruin unless given proper attention. The commission has engaged the Nun son. Whittier Co., experts in forestry to restore these trees, which will be done by scraping out all the decayed portions and filling with cement.
 MT. Rockwell has discovered what is apparently the mound of another grave with an old stone at the head of it. This will be examined more closely and if it proves to be a grave will be preserved. MT. RockwellS has also discovered evidences of a cave in the ledge near the monument. The pos sibility that it may have been a cave that was used when the army was in this camp will lead to it's exploration in the hope that it may contain some thing of interest and historical value.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
STAMFORD

There will be no preaching in the | Neighborhood church on Sunday morn | ing, but the Sunday school will be held at the regular hour, and the Children's s
 Day services will be repeated in the | evening.
 The Masons will hold no more meet ings until the first week in Septem- | Der.
 Robert Brandt and family propose to rent cottage at Granby, and spend a portion of the summer there The Misses Merrick are back from
 New London. where they went for an outing. sls : A party of young men consisting of Howard Curtis. Allen Wilson and
 Henry Wells, are camping out on Thimble Island, off New Haven.
 Next week Kenneth Peck goes on a
 cruise to New London, and will take
 in the boat races.
 Miss Falken is the guest of Samuel Lewis and family, East Main street, since her mother moved to Bayonne Miss Hoyt of Danbury, is visiting in town.
 Miss Alice Judson will speak at the Methodist church on Sunday evening, giving an account of her recent voyage , around the world. Stiles Judson and party were recent ly in Rome. Wade Cooke will soon go to Maine for the summer. Supt. Andrews presented the diplo-
 mas to the graduates of the 9th grade of the Center school. yesterday. There
 was a good attendance of parents to witness the exercises. Miss Lettie Bennett, for 10 years
 principal of the High school. has been
 presentedb y the teachers of the town
 with a handsome gold bracelet. Miss Bennett will go to her Ohio home for
 a well-earned vacation before re-en- gazing in teaching. Several young fe11ows-Richard King.
 John Henderson, John McQuillan, Hen ry Cable and George Cuzner-have formed a camping out party and will enjoy life on the Milford shore. Frederick NetHeton is the man who has the contract for excavating the cellar for the new Franklin school house.
 It is stated that vfvi Ba5b expects to take the vaudeville stage in the fall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
FAIRFIELD

It Is announced that the wedding of George Mills and Miss Maud Armitage will take place in New York, at the brides home. on July 6. Miss Armft- age spent a portion of last summer in town, the guest of Mrs. Nehemiah Perry and daughters.
 A tea complimentary to MT. and Mrs. Wood was given yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. 'C1ucus. known as the 'rindens'', in Fairfield ave- nue.
 Friday afternoon at 3:30 Mrs. Fred erick Burr will give a musicale at her country place.
 Many of the Hargrove school boys were in New Haven on Wednesday and Thursday taking their entrance examinations. By tomorrow all will have left town for the summer vaca- ton. A number is expected to return by the last of July, to continue their studies.
 Dorothy Hamilton. who has been vfs- iting Miss Natalie Forbes. returned to her home in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Leonard, who has been visiting at Mrs. Hinckley's. returned to Noro- ton yesterday afternoon.
 Some idea of the amount of ice cream consumed in town may be gath cred from the fact that one of our To- cal druggists dispensed no less than 9 tubs of cream on Wednesday. Five or six clerks were kept busy.
 Mr. Mendlicott who used to be with Longley in Bridgeport, is now clerking for MT Kinsella.
 Friends from Mt Vernon are visiting the family of c. O. Jelliff.
 A. H. Bowers house on Greenfield Hill is to be taken after July 1 by James Jennings and family.
 Mrs. William B. Glover and family will remain in town all summer, and not go to their cottage at Elizabeth, N Y as usual. Samuel Glover is connected with one of the Bridgeport banks.
 It is said Rev. John Deyo will retire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
Ladies' Silk Dresses
All ladies' Hats

Everyone to go at these tremendous re- ductiOns. COnven- iently displayed in two lots.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
Mems $l7 Suits
Mems $2.5O&S2.75 Trousers

In fancy mix lures, stripes, and checks. Buy two pairs at this reduced price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
HALF HOLIDAY
 AND MORE PAY
 FOR UNION MEN

Beginning July 1 the union bricklay- CTS, masons and plasterers will be re- turned to the regular Wage Scale of $40 per day, which during the busi- ness depression of a year ago was re- duced to s4 per day. The union men in the mason crafts comprise the ma- jcrity of the best mechanics working in thu. trades.
 Beginning June i they were granted a half holiday on Saturdays. They will now receive 20 cents week more for five and half days work than they have been receiving for six full days work
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
SAVIN ROCK HOTEL IS
 ATTACHED AND KEEPER
 PUT IN CHARGE OF PLACE

Armed with two attachments, Dep uty Sheriff Gustave Uhl visited the Pleasant View hotel at Savin Rock which he served on the proprietor Harry Brusie. On failure to make a satisfactory settlement, keeper was put in charge of the place. One at tachment was for $1,O00 claimed by John Campane. The other was for $50, brought by a grain dealer in Wa terbury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24
GLAD TO RECOMMEND THEM.

MT. E. Weakley, Kokomo, Ind,
 says: After taking Fo1ey's Kidney Pills, the severe backache left me, my kidneys became stronger, the se- cretions natural and my bladder no longer pained me. I am glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills" In
 a yellow package. F. B. Brill and
 Curtis Pharmacy. 3 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-24

from the ministry and take a profes- sorship.
 A Jackson runabout is the style of an automobile which MT. Pickett is demonstrating and enjoying.
The Press., 1910-11-02
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 John K. Fitzpatrick has resigned ai carrier on rural route No. and will go to Palmer, N. Y., about Novembei 10th, where he will learn the busf- ness of paper making. Edward Jacob sen has taken the position of barrier.
 The democratic rally held at the headquarters on Main street last Fri day evening drew good attendance. William E. Hanley presided, and the speakers were Augustine Lonergan of Hartford, Senator NoOne of Rock vile and Mayor D. F. Dunn of Willi- mantle The epeakars were earnest and foroefuI, and the audience was with them from the start.
 The republi ans held a rally In St Edwards hall last Thursday even- ing, Win Park presiding The even- ing was very rainy. but there was a good fair crowd, notwithstanding The speak ITS were Michael Keneally, chairman of the state central comm it. tee, and Salvatore D'Esopo, member of the house from Hartford. Both gave ell quent talks on the issues of the day and much interest was mani :. faake6
The Press., 1910-11-02
FAIR PREMIUMS.
FANCY ARTIOLEs.

Mrs. H. E Vogel. Stafford, emh eylet centerpiene, ,spc, 75; emb tabl' cover, 1st. .$1. .5O Miss Frances Mo Oarthy, Stafford, emb sofa pillow, 2d. .75; WaIlaohiaD sofa pillow, spc .75 Mrs Wm. Morrall, Norwich, guest towels, 1st, 50 Eva O Mercy
 Stafford, col emb centerpieces, 1st
 .75 Mrs. Frank Entwistle. Monsop emb. handbag, spc, 5O; emb pin cushion, 35; einb photo frames, 1st,
 50; set crocht tad doilies, 40; emb. towels, 2d, .35; emb centerpiece, 2d, .5O. Mrs Oscar OolburD, Staf- ford, orOOheted photo frames, 1st, 40; coronation emb centerpiece, 1st .35 chenille sofa pillow, spc. 35 Mrs. H. F. Horne, Stafford, tea cloth, spc, 50 Agnes Fitzpatri, k. Stafford, emb. coat, spc. $1 Mary Fitzpat- rick, Stafford, emb sofa pillow, spc, 50. Wm. o. Liebe. Rot kville, burnt wood placquas, spc, $1 25. Lillian Benton, Stafford, ,emb doiliea, .25; col. emb. stand spreads, 1st, .75; emb. tray cloths, .35 Mary Kingsbury, Coventry. doll hair pin holder, spc, .25 Elizabeth Kings bury, Coventry. work bag, 50; wheel dolly. .15 Mrs. M h Kfngsbury, Coventry, doll pin cushion, spo. .25 Lucile Skinner, Rockville, emb. dolly, .25. Mrs. Walter Skinner, Roe k vile, emb oenterpieoe, 2d, 50. Miss k. F. Hutchinson, Manchester, emb. csnterplece, 40; enb. bureau scarf, .75. Mrs. W. A. White, Manchester, emb. stand spreads. 2d, $1. Mrs Leila Abbey, South Manchester, side board scarf. 50; laoe edge apron, 20; brush broom holder, spc, .25 ]; handmade handkerchief, .25: coro- nation emb. oenterpiece. 2d, .25; col. %. Spalk1, Mansfield, Tordhoc k bush Pquash, spc, 15; golden custard, spc, .15 Lucy FOntanella, Stafford, blood beete, 2d, .25.
 FRUITS.
 M. H. Parker, Mansfleld, Roxbu1y russet apples, 2d, .25. H. B. Pome- roy, Rockville, sweet russet apples, 1st, 50; OogswelI pearmain appleF, 1st, 50 A Kingebury 6 Son, Rock ville, apples-McIntosh, 2d, 25; Rub cor, 1st, 50; pumpkin sweet, 1st, 50; Wagner, a, .25; Talman sweet, 2d, 25; green sweet, 1st, .5O; sweet ruaset, 2d, 25: smoke house, list, 50; Gravenstein, 1st, .5O; s blush, 1st, 50; duchess, 1st, 50; pears Vicar of Wakefield, 2d, 25; Lawrence, 2d, .25; Bell, 1st, 50; Clapp's favorite, 1st, 50; grapes - Eaton, 1st, 50; Niagara, 1st, 50; Aoore's early, lst, 50; Pocklington, list. 50; Worden, 1st, 50; Hartford prolific, 1tt. .5O; Concord. 1At, 50 E. J. Sweet. Stafford, sickle pears. 2d, .25;. Mrs 8. E. Wolfe, South Coventry, apples Porter, 1st. 50; all pippin. 1st. 50; Ben Davis, 2d,
The Press., 1910-11-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DOBERT H. FISK, Attorney at LG Law, WaTen's Block, Ma1n-st-
The Press., 1910-11-02
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTTOEs,

--6ousa and his Band of 55 Musicians and soloists at Town Hall, Rockville. Thursday afternoon, November 10th.