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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
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Der II Sabre aIie Senrp RoIsns
ihnI, pelfer Tt ami Der Gurhreiis
Don Wliiipauise naf 9ouispille befins
bet, fisi gsltern stnem Hiebertrdhtieen
ShirinoIer gum Gpfsr. Gr bate
auf benz Dampfer .gitp Of Gineinna.
III bic getdnntfhaft zines Wlannes
ssrnubi, lpelfer ihn eriuhte. ibn mad
Der 2. Girabe unb grrabtpdp 81 be-
sleiten, no er mebrere padete abgts
ben poae. Rolentbal begleiitte ben
Msonn, tpsldsr fih MaIon nannie unb
ibm unttrlptgs miitbeilis. er babe ftiu
GeIb. $500. In ieintm aoffer auf BEN
Dompftr etinHen. Msnicn trfuGte
i'm, Inn bas Gelb por3uitreden. unb
- &nobe b6nDiste BEN G6rinhler
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

unb ger5ffentIidbme pon Toftser, Hejollttiunsn
unb erforberli1en Crbinan3eH, bic Soften ber
aonItruftion iowis bic 8inen nuf bte 50Floss
lpe,ne Dor ncr 9pasffpH oOn BtnauSgefnobeneH
3abluHaeH bon AnesmeHts ansee9ebsH perneng
Iu6 afiberen notbpeHoiaeH HusgaoeH in ftGo
gab bic 70 nuferIegteu aNeBmsnts IN
fiinf % id6rtther 5ablinaeu bs8obIt
lDerosr fouen NIT 2!nieu 4ur Nate bpr .Dter (4
Sa6luHaen; Der Qiaentbiimsr treen6pelnen
beiieuerten @igentbums fanu aber aun
lie ra5 Dem er es mttnl1t, ioiAes WiieBmeHt
uu~r bc5apleu tnrerbdIb bretBtg 800 I0ae
Uon unb nod ber 8alurlina Der beieneru6en o.
bfrang in ruetbem Sale beidateS Badrsglilebs
u1eut ui,ht bic Siutn ant bte BouoS IN Hda
idleEeu ioQ, DIE Dor Der Selection Der biHaa3.
SebobensE 2IiieBmeut'3abLuu8en Gu5Be8e0sn
I'D xab Bombs Der Staot Cincinnati ausoeaebsu
nerhcr foLCH boz bet 8DueitiCn bon ulfBuyeut.
8 bell 3nbmRqeU, mr. 3Uur 5u eiuem getrGge. oer
DenielbeU g,cIdl toE,m!.
GuB oer Gjeit Der refammtiO'iCn bon
beiaater q &.6chernua tDeber ntbt fye8ieu
beftpucrt Duroc, Rebt ben soften iraeu0iueihen
@ruu0eigeHt5uU ouer [HicrC'f2 barlu, gefaut
pOeC uppUourirt utD bic HpieIi UTtD 2iusgnfeH
iruenbiDPlheu IGproyr tatiOUssB sBeriubreHs baflr
uHb Die 51aoeuerGBc, meitDe lTgeros1nem 8fs
fFer bon 0HdTeuE EeEoen NuIoereteH pbcr 4SHs
terereH, cartu bugeprpGeu, unn nte 1ijeu uno
GtuspuJen hiC irGeHoctueu loldhen BuiDrH5,
BON Der StGot Cincinnati au3 ocu @rlo5 oeS
8erfaufe5 bon H1uo5 be8Nbu merbeu ioI, hte
bon beiaater Etdbt fir f0l1e 3lDede uRo iii Der
8Seiie uusgegebcn Wer0en loueH Ute eS bus
8cies pOribrelUf
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brd, unQemleien Miro, ole &Cr6fieUtGtd5ung otes
fer GelQiuttnn IN ueberentiNMuu8 mi BEN
ge'eb ~ nprGHIdfen.
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CHtlnuati, StQat Ebi0 DrepHrtei Der rlpaDt.Sn
Gti:giteDer ocNcbeH ubcreurmmeHD, oGb eS hets
nen6ia it, cine &crbeierung por3Hneomen saLop s,,'
auuuliirunG Der Den I0e.. Dom Ge9eItI9attt8
Nl3WqEtdUal AsQcHUbtr NooDWGu SIt9W. - G5p
uprbtdj. bilorHO Ebcll Don 2IpJoH lr W ELIua
hCtt oeS 4Iunes, auGenDmueu Dout SlaoltaiG
am g. Septeu6eU 1907. uuo jest uullteBeIo -. y.
oer Gf'ice oes gtuoitors Der nelo8ien 1laDt; .i!;
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suqsfandic bergecut etH nLltleu iHGeoe'gz
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futioreu, auflieQeHo in Der EtfIce oee Au0LptS
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as53t9i.onno 82t91i IN 'Csi$500 5nipittonls55jM -
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| fneITbeu G5ruubetQeutbums ooer Stuterefe ourlu.
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| ben irgeromeIder ApproDrIatlorsoer'ahreH oaihr
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/ tnsr nou Guqren3euben Guuoereten ooet SH-
| tsreffen 6uriu sugeFprotoeu, unp bic aqiten uno
| siusgabeu fir LfqeHbetnen fothcH 5glprnn,
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| ggeifc alIsgegebeH ueroen ioQeu, tpte ss oes
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| 4a6irt um q. 5sbraar u, 3. 1910.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Gin bio 0ampfer aui
sinem Waaisfelb.


GdIlipoIis, 8, z. WGrs. Der
Dampfer .girginia", Der am Sountaa
BET MiIlop Grope, 40 Wleilen oberbaIb
BON bier, in Elm Waisfelo Tulr unb
itranbete. beiinoet ii4 jsBt in sefdbrz
lider Gage. oa Der i5luB i'm 5allen lit.
Gs psroeH bic gr0Bten Qnitrengungsn
etmadt, um ben 3ampfer tpisber in
tisferss Wdfer gu Sisbsn. Der Dam.
pier ssbort Der pittsburg uno gincins
natl gsdfet So. uno bat einen Mertb
BON $45, 900.
9ilfsfberiff Dunn seitors
ben.
5eptIanb Red, n. g., z. mdrs.
Der Siifsfberiff 6. SD. Dunn BON
Sulifar gcuntn III am Wloniag an b,r
ShuBtpunos seiiDrben. bic ihm am 4.
Wdr5 9. g. poipen. sin prominsnter
hiefiaer aaufmann. ohne ale 8trnns
IrHuns beigebrodt bate. Gtaatsie-
trtt1r 1repis unn Der GiaatsrsprG<
.itnsaHt PAUL Rii6in, bic oIsi9Fitis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Gntiprmngen.
gerwteene S!ndt aus benz seten'
tionsbanie bes 5ugenogeri1ts.

QluT nertpeoene Weiie bepertitelligs
ten geitern abeno fur5 por Z llbr 5IDei
SnIaiIen Des Detentiongbduies pes
sJugenbgsrints ibre 5iuht. Die beiz
Den anaben, Der is Sabre olte Gmerp
Smpltmdnn unb Der ein Sabr iiingere
Sinner aincdrt, batten ith aus iefs
gsttbedeu, bic iie Seridnitten, Elm LAM
qes Seil impropiiirt, uno benuBten eis
nen giinfigsn 2(ugenblid, um it9 an
bemislben pom 4. Stodlpert aus elmer
60be bon so sSuB 3ur SIt Gourt Ctr.
bindb8ulafien. So6aiD lie terra
firma" errcidt hdtten, sIiten iie in ents
gsgengeIebteH HiGtuu9en oaoon.
Giner Der 3ur9brennsr rannte :iz
nen ibm entgegentommenben poli3tIten
beinaGe iiber ben 5aufen. Ger Beanie
belt ben anaben an unb frugte i'm,
rpeshdlb er IS oenn 10 silis babe, ipoz
rauf oieier dnttporteie, oaB er iid auf
osm 5eimpeae psrIpdtet babe uno Be-
fiir9te, bon ieinen Gltern gsiholten ~
peroen, fpsnn er lib niht m0glihit
ihnea gu 5duIs einitells. Der YoltSiit
Thsntte bisisn anaabsu 8!auben uno
lieB ben 8urIten taufen.
aincdrt befano iih unter Der 2lns
tlaqe 6es Roubss in 6aft, tpdbrenc
isin @enoHe erit tiirslih aus Der aors
rsttionsanitalt in glainfielb entIpruns
esn mar. Sdmmtliheu poli3eipis
| itrittsitationsn rpurbs iofort oas Sig
ndIsment Der ;slu6tlinge Sugeitellt
nit benz Quftrage, auf bieieIben 81
| fdhnRn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Gd)iffsnabrid3tem.

Rem Dort, 7. Wdr5. aHget.
ygaleoonia" BON Glasgow, .9rin5
Jrisorin Wil6elm" bon 9remen.
abgeg.: .gbieugo" ndh Sdpre.
Baltimore. 4nset.: rgaifel"
bon Bremen.
Gibraltar. poffirt: .gatria"
bon Reapel nah ReD Dort beitimmt.
Qiffabon. abses.: .princis
pefd 2Gtitia" mad Rem Dorf.
Geuua 4bges.: ~Georic4 mad
Rem DDrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
aurioie M usfenbaIlperz

9uriofe Wustenballpers
oronungen siebt es i'm ihpei3ez
ridden Stanton Shnp3; bort iteht Die
9etpiQisung Der MusterbdEe Der Rez
sisruns gu, uno bisiegetpiQiguns piro
nur in beihrdnttem MdBe, gegen eine
3are pon 25 5ranes, ertbetlt. 3uoem
biirFen bic WastenbdIe in ben 3eis
tungen niht ausge'hriebsr psrbsn,
bamit Riemonb IergerniB buran nebz
me. 9afiir keegnet man in ben 3sis
tungeu Snieraten, bic bieIer Ysroros
nung etu Sdnippher fhlagen. 80
piro rauf bemMastenbaa Su Seepen"
elm Mdbhen sefu6t, bas 2sbe 3uain=
bern bat unb pergleihen. Iuh bas
1ragen roH Nastsn aur glaAtseit an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Der hitiigen pOIisei sins esitsrn bic
Uiittheilung sli. oab ~gsuiHant1
51rrp Ring. alias ~MuiorA Anbers
ion. alias 9bos. Asansn, alias Rear
ntp. Der pitubo 9unbesarmee Of
fiSitr, fptIner Dor mshrsren Jabren
lr<esn Dtrf6itbenerS S4niHbslsisn ptrs
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$25,OOO.OO

gtls eine GdraE
ile DdtI bic Se.
fassbie bon 5aiber
.scl,u's ageoi5ln ao'
lplat ra5r i't. miro
Bic Gumme roH
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n0bglbdiiaeH syuitit.a
nserlv.effB iueeesii.
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5eraGsitellea ioIir
@ur cinem bdI5en
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faiurit O a1siuoeratt'
slieSsgn aiIo 5reaIs
l,er tas e5eyi eu1'
sia6!. tpel1es tbri
Qe'Eaotei! uli5 @tir'
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gerIor elm Shr.

Der Is Sabre olte 6drrp gout6ers
bp. Elm Stubmafsr BON 613 grpaos
man, tpuroe geItsrn Qbenb on Der 5.
StraBe Don einsm mertrpiiroigen uns
fall betroffen uno tdnn iih eliiflih
fhdben. oab er nod unter ben 2ebens
ben lpeilt. er lam beim 4bTpriugen
bon einem in Der 15abrt befiEblihsn
Jro6tsus su 5all unb bic Rdbsr sins
gen ihm 10 nobe am Gopie porbei, oaB
ibm nas rshts DIR slatt abgsihnit.
ten Durbe. Der 8erunsliidts fpurbe in
eiHem potrolipaeen naa bem 5oipital
gebraht.
Hur ~@ogner's" lit Dirflihes Gel.
fnrE Wlt1Gsr fJ1N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Teine qanse 8darihdft in 5Dhe bon
s14 aus. Nahpem er iiber eipeStuns
be Dergeblih auf bic aiidtt6r isines
neuqeppnnenen 5reunoes getportet
bate, erItatists er Der 4olt5ei Wftle
Gung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Os,iur crSfnuus, 90. 1,722-3nr GuferIegrns
" elmer SDe5ioIiteuer auf eruRoeigentbuEI,
unaren3eHo uIto aniiuseHo III @Ro'e a9eHlie.
G,rS aPr 6ffIidbpu ernie pon Rirbn Roub.
S,t ,s osrurpust pom Sta1trat9 Der SlGot etn"
tiruatf Sfaat Chic ME iolet
eeftipr I Cat du'crIegt uuo erbnber tueroe
ouf iebcr esrnrffuB Der oerfcbieoeneuGSruuhitide
quorcrzeIln unn uuitObeuo on Gbale apeune,
sniiheH Der peitItneu gtuic bon Gune strdbe
Iefr 4Ian bcs befaplen GiGeHibums De
beiteuert luuroe onm 5tnotratb 0uiaebeiBeu) be
l$qar{urnme BON $3.377937, uHb loeuu IN aba
frhIqgstnbhruGeu he3ablt nie HahfieheUocH
gnumer fit ieoes mn aue Sabre, tpte ipe5tft'
ART uGrufh.
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aueenstonn. Qngef.: nMlau~
retania" Dpn 9lefp Dort.
Mabeiru. Mngef.: ,3omantc"
bon Bolton.
Reapel. Qbgsg.: sGdnopic" nab
Bolton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

bdftet tpurDe, ben gebOrben bon Cos
glneeles in Die SdnOe gtfallen unb 81
iieben e5abren c5efdngniB perurt6eilt
tpprDsn lit.
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re. the TsfpIutIgu tpsIre es fir nptbDsnoIg er.
~ fldUt. 5u berbeNerH ouJh AuualbtruUg
Die 9Rarlbhoe IoeHGe bonn SSegercc0t bl5 @ei!m
apeane uno Selinl s.OeIue, bon RorlDlloe gors
me Dis Gtoael 2truBe.
5ei Is beitloieH pom StGotrttb Der Staot
Cincinnati Siaat Ibio, oreI 8lertei GIer oa6l
ertUuote:I W}itglteorr uberetriElmneHo: GGs
e uothpcroio ut an oerbefiern turtb aa1aLtits
ruua bic 8ortbfi6e abenue. BON s&cgeredt ol3
GERM 9oerle. aHo s92!Irt AeeHue BIS Slonel
StrdBe, IN ne5erefniitumuua nit een 8laue.
dnaeHomIneu BON Std6!cGtb am -. &e8eghec
1903 nUn iert aufliCseno III Der Office 6es Via
otiors beiagiry Slaot: p;eier &tuu. ocs caense'
nuHHte 2erEitortum beiGretbcuo, II. serullG be.
lt1taf
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stttattouar. Gltfheaeno In oeT 1Glce oea antt'
tors Der be'ugten staot, tue!de SpeltfHaitorer
hirrhnrb artrpheiFgr itunl urh nUs ieIher
G1aieriaI hefiebeu ioileu tpie beFhriebsn III Dem
rGttUcheU..U WppTnI Ilmatesst cllGElulC algSe Dec
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sgpStauai 30 @iHeGliug sa SIS 5000
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3uesilnat 1.3D4 Snealus, III s.. l0,+32. 90
81 suasianai 80 5inraifu6. ST 81 $1,000
SIR f2s55uiaeu fompleten 85bgeHa
Si.60 ............................,. , ' 10000
aosi2nai II 9ntaIfaB 81 $50. 1000
5n6siaHa' y gincaifub, an So. 2c4Oo
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iteiIbstb6uaeiaual 20. su 30c..... 2T00
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SHr aiGHboles nH @adiieiHagbsugas
fGuul Z 81 s50.................... $4,000
ssuT @nHcTeic l35oriiaHo Cement 10
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aunoH3irlnQ ls2O0 .00) ............ GoJ.0C
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better, 2bGo Steuerauis
lace ...................... SO. POS SO
9lu5gaben fir Die Stnai 74ec
5u be3dbleH bon Der l@lG6t 9f32.3A
soften fit dreIt sunnen, 0es
sabIt Don oer Stant....,. 109700
eeianthHp'leH ......,...s.........,Al3 y 10 4 3ss UD
Gel es ierner hefhIoiIen haB 26es Der G}as
funmtfeiien Der belaaieu gerbefleruuq ubSiqs
I'D, Der softeu tilr ssreu3itngen, peg 5r)uf.
fus anterlegt merbeH iollen auf ale S'pia
lno SdnoTelerl. fped3e anpIeu5fn uTo an 10,
Ben an bic pnreeidlageHe BerEeflerm1g
unn niht GcfesIih bon gsiteuerunl beiiett ftiG6
peIdbe beiaate eofs uRDpduoereieH fiuo beittmu Il
eab ite hefoHoere Burtbeile bubsn nHrub bsiug Il
NerbeiferuHg: uHb bic Aoiien ben befnGh I
tserbefiernng iruen bic Husenbsn 'lir oorbe
ss5snss Hne aHesse @lsiiaagef aHn tiis Grade
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II mifsft 1eb li1nnis bas Gclr eie'eies ealgS
.schns g.eozis.
5eine HeaiI. 2sarFc sn rt:Ie.teu Hgb esI
nBTpeg aufsu56neu. srflGti e. aatt. pGguWl lie
Er.AsiFngeE ai.o aEs saI5. rHo IuggeasicfE
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1Srei =9Safct Coupon

OENt- T-HtNI NUNPUII~
FFuer 1ie bic unbeftrie6enen uutereu
2eilen mi. ,Jbrem NumeH uuo CSbrer IoLeiIe
aus: I1huctbeu Gie oeu Coupon aus mo
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9 mpaun i. 9to. 154 &nrdmto45ebauo
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Sbuen iofrrt suacididt iUcroeH per 8Oit,
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Sur ~@asner's" lit pirfIides Gel.
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Vr1N0tHt nc5 ltQ0ItlIGF5.
guef: GOUiH 3eH0eriSn, GITt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-16
STAMFORD

Men have been at work for some days past putting up poles and stretch ing a cable along the eastern side ot Main street. They do this as a mat ter of right, without asking leave ot the residents or the town authorities Considerable opposition has manifest ed itself, and many of the people who have houses on that side of the street have protested. The wish to have cleo tric cables and wires laid underground There are conduits already in exist ance and there seems to be no good erected on the street.
 Thomas, son of F. B. Conine, will graduate from the Bridgeport High school in June. one of the youngest members of his class. He is remark ably proficient in Greek and Latin, and it is the intention of his parents to have him enter Yale university in the fall.
 The fence which was erected in the roadway leading to the old cemetery back of the library, the appearance of which caused so much discussion, has been removed by MT. Cranstoun.
 Miss Russell was at the library yes terday as usual, assisted by Mrs. De La Cour, who took the place of Miss Wilcoxson, who was absent, having gone to witness the wedding of an uncle to one of our former school teachers.
 should there be a storm oh the 18th inst, Tuesday, the rummage sale at the Neighborhood church will be held the next day..
 Sunday morning at the Congrega- preach on Christian Brotherhood" In the evening he will continue to ex- pound the Book of Job.
 At Christ church, on Sunday morn ing, Rev. MT. Cornwall will preach upon Christian Communism There will be prayers at 7:30 p. m., with special music.
 The annual festival of the Boys Au- Xi1i9TU of Christ church held a the Rectory yesterday afternoon. There were games followed by refresh 1nents. During the winter session the boys have been engaged in basketry and other work.
 G. c. Miller, who has been living in Bridgeport for the past year, has taken a rent on King st1eet.
 The placing of a curb on the north western side of Main street is to be continued. ME. Cranstoun proposes to have a curb laid in front of his premis- It is known that Judge Curtis is in favor of curb, and the prospect is that in a short time one, will be laid this is accomplished the appearance Of Main street will be improved.
 Rev. Levi Dorman breaches at the Bethany Mission tomorrow afternoon.
 A new baseball team has been or called the Monarch A. c.
 A little son of David Bassett is quite i'll with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Schollry, from Shelton, is teach ing in the Washington school, Miss Arnott having resigned.
 Bids for the new Hollister Heights school house are to be received May
 A food sale is in progress this af- ternoon at the Town Hall.
 It is now said the Red Men have got travelling canoe which recently took a trip to Hartford. Not long ago the Red Men were going around with 9 travelling blanket.
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age and stole from 25 to 30 fowls. This may have happened while Dr. and Mrs. Child were at the church at tending the supper. In any event com ing so soon after the depredations upon the poultry of Fred w. Burr, it is enough to warn all who keep chick ems to be the watch The hremen enjoyed on Thursday evening, at Perry's hall, one of the largest balls ever given by the Hook & Ladder Go. The room was crowd ed, and everything passed off smooth ly.
 Prof. Joy of the Hargrove school will
 Mrs. Mary B. Kippen, who left this afternoon for Washington, expects to be gone week.
 Edward B. Morehouse has so far re- covered from his recent illness as to be able to ride about town
 Friday the 7th grade pupils of the Sherman school had a baseball contest with the 9th grade pupils, winning by q score of 8 to g.
 Margaret Garry, of Stratford, is vis- iting friends in town.
 Thursday last, somewhere between Round Hill, and the center of the town, F. W. Hawkins, had the misfortune to lose a<gold watch: It can be iden- tifed from the fact that there rub Der washer on the stem of the time piece.
 The Town Health officer, pr. Donald son. has just had examined at the lab atory of the State Board of Health, samples of milk taken from six of the local dealers. with results as shown by the reports, that are somewhat surprising. Two of the smaller deal CTS furnished milk that was of good quality, while the worst reports were received from two of the larger deal CTS wf1oF takes special care in the pro- duction and handling of their commo- dity. This is the first step in the su- pervision of the milk supply of the town that has just been inaugurated under the drastic act of the state, and which is to be continued with occa- sional examination of the milk and dairies
 MT. Buckalew denies the reports which have recently been current to the effect that the Aluminium foundry has changed ownership dthat pos sibly it may move to Bridgeport. There is no foundation for such state mentS.
 The new Methodist minister A. J. Pennell, has arrived at the parsonage
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in Southport.
 William Sherwood of Bridgeport will occupy one of the Norhtrop cottages in Southport. :
 Garry and David Russel have return ed to New York, and F. L.. Mills has gone west on business trip.
 A parting reception has been given to Irma and EIfreda Lounsbury, who leave town with their father. for Un- ionville.
 A large veranda is being built in front of the Wakeman Sherwood house.
 The Saugatuck Whist club was en- tertained a few evening ago by Mrs. M. R. Perry.
 Walter Hartshorn and wife, who have passed the winter at the Mill home, expect to return to Canada to- day.
 Mrs Conrad Buckingha is visiting in South Orange, N. J.
 A schooner with two masts is high and dry on Sasco beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-16
JACKSON'S
JAcKsoN's VAUDEVILLE.


 The closing performances of the eX- cellent vaudeville bill which has been delightlng many thousands of our local theatre gcers comes to a close this evening and all who have not had the opportunity of seeing this program should make an effort to be in attend ance tonight, for it is a bill well worth ones time and money. The high stan dard of excellence for which the en- tertainments at this theatre have be come noted is found to full measure never been a more genuinely pleasing or a. more finely diversified offering than the current one and it's popular ity with the patrons of this theatre Is fully attested to by the heavy patron age which has been accorded it. The star feature, Mime. BerthoIdfs educated Australian cockatooS, have proven a most popular headlinef, while the as- ing well known vaudeville features: Heusel and Walsh. the dancing Ger man comedians, in a highly amusing comedy sFit; Lawrence and Harvey, in a dainty comedy and singing sketch, called "Oh, You Father. and Floyd and Russell, versatile colored enter tainers, have been a source of much pleasure. The motion pictures. both serious and comedy subjects, are al ways superior in selection and in ex- hibition, the daily displays being q de- cided feature of the high standard of ferings at this playhouse. This even !rgs exhibit is one Of more than pass ing importance and includes among others, a thrilling and nerve exacting Western subject entitled The Indian and the Cow Girl', and which at it's initial presentation this afternoon was sought Fluffy Rallies. the woman of mystery, will be visitor at Jack sons theatre again this evening, and an unusual opportunity to participate in the prize awards given for her proper Identification, is offered to the patrons of this theatre.