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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
Seuebue uno Iabtoti.

- Der 8elleDue G6ulratb baIt an
Jreitas abeno cine @erfammluns ab.
- Die Donen RabIor, QaesI,
Uleper, Sloersfbmiot unb gui6 per-
onitalten beute Radmittag gum 8eiten
Der Gp. ct. Sobannes air1e In Belle
pue elm aaffeetrdna6en in Der Stride.
pofi5ift Gilbert &T6more BON
8elIepue lit auf 10 Sage mad Sprino
2ute CAMP sereift.
- Gnnalt Matt. 6erolb bon Belle
bue lit bon Spotane, Waib.. 5uriidaez
febrt.
- Jreo. ghrift unb ssrl. 5iliie 8ue
6ert tpurben seftern in Der gp. ct.
Sobdnnesairhe IN 8elepue burh Reo.
Goebel getrnut.
5err unb 5ruu gernorb Gims
merlins BON DaDton feierten aeftern
ben fiinften Sabrestas ibrer 9ersbez
ltAung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Cpsns e Rentidkr'fben Gabrif gss
tnebeIt uufgefunoen. CT ersdblte 5us
erff, bab er bon elmer MutomobiIsGes
fenThaft seinebeIt ipurbs unb berihiets
fhliebIih, bob tr am Gomftag nit
1925, tpeIde ftiner Rutter stb0rten,
nuh Dnntpn. 81, reife, bort bas0eIb
auspdb unb eeittrn Worgen oIs bIins
Der pofagier nah SamtIton suriids
tebrte. no er iid felbft tnebelte, um
feline Mbtpefsubeit su entiduIbtgen.
Der boffnungsnoIls Sunpe fpurbe ndH
feiner 9eihte ppr benz Wapor Rptbs
tpel nub Der Dohnuns ieiner Mutter
gsbradt. Inn feline StraFe su erbaItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
Sofal . SeriMt.
Hies mno Sas.

- Rauhinfpsttpr Relfon erspirtte
ssitern 0nfi6efsbIe eegsn s. 6. mooo,
ppn Der 8. 6. woob See gompanp IN
5noe gdrt unb gegen g. M. 6orris,
bon Der Werhdnts See Co., an Der
aenpon unb 5retman apenue, ipesen
anseblther rtbertretung Der Ranhs
oroinans.
- poIiseitorpcraI Jrtb. SO. Gbns
fer, Der iitb ssitsrn Dor DobIfdbrtsz
bireitor email 81 perantiporten bate,
ipsil tr oneebIi6 bic S.obt obne llr.
ldub perIaFeu bot, biirfts peniiouirt
iperben. Wie iih bel bem 8srb0r bers
ausftellte, mar Shdfer bon ieinem
Sausarst oueetpitisn rporben, fpfort
aus GeiunobeitsriitF6ten be Stobt
81 nerIafTsn unb Der betreffenoe arSt
beabiihtiste ben QoIissiarst bitrpcn in
aenntnib su itben, um ben rothiaen
urIaub fir Sbafsr gu sripirtsn. oers
gab jebo6 ben pcIiseidrSt 3u bendhs
ri6tisen unb bic 5oIgs mar bic ans
tIaae gsaen Sbafer. 6err Smon crons-
te on, bob Sbofer porIdufis auf bic
Grantenliite temmt. Gr lit 55 Sabre
alt uno qeb0rt felt nabesu eintm gitrs
teliobrbunhsrt Oem ppliSsioepartes
r1ent an.
- uuniibe Rangsn. ouf iueldt ;ur
3eit bic poIisei fdbno.t, bdben iih
in ben estsn 1aeen Elm sans bsfons
beres 0ereuiigen bdraus gemddt. Die
sysnfierl6tiben in benz neuen Sduis
baus on Der Girbp Roob sinSurpsrfen.
ipoourd ndtiirIib benz Shulratb cine
beoeutenos gusgubs eripahisn III.
- Die Neutrality-suspicious. RtGdrs
tbn Bros, bic betanrtiih bic gfloitss
runasdrbeiten an Der 8iIbert Hpenus
ousfubrt. fam ssitern bsi arbtitsbiret.
tor Sunomoisr um cine 9erl1ngsrun1
Der aontrottfrift um 80 3age lnt.
Sie .unn ibrs Qrbtiten nitt fsrtigs
Itslsn. tpsii oisS.robeubohneefeniba DAFT
bi, nsusH GeIeiie ni4s i4Hea senus
Ieat.
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- E no y o Z (.

Sic Genpprt Gffiee fir bas uGin-
cinnatter Solfsblatt" befiubet I'D, in
NO. 331 gurf Strafe, scsennber ocm
Gprrtbauie, uuielbit Jteuigfeiten, sln.
seigcn II. I. NJ. bis 10 lIbr 45 Wiuuten
Abenbs entgegengenpmmen weroen.
Selepbpn Spntb 2401. 81
- geiistitel 8erGnoerunqen
6ighlano Development 60. on SQco6
Saneioer. 2ot go. 9 Settion 9, in
ben 5igbldnos. 81 uip.; Sacob 5its
ler an 6. 80. ShneiDer, 2ot on Der s.
Strabs, 81 uin.; Gliia Steetmeper
an autbarine 8lorger, Got, 30 SUB
5ront an asturab Strdbe, 81 uffp. /;
Gatb. Quinn an emma SpeImeier,
Got 27 Bel 50 SUB an Der 7. StraBe
unb German 4be., ST ufp.; Ulare.
Peters an 8. 8edt, Got 30 Sub an
Der aoams StraBe, 9apton, 81 uTfp. !;
gbarles aonerman on soi. G6aefer,
2ot an gliding Eiper Roab, 81 uip.
Sm areiseeri6t purben BON
Ism. lllm gesen ao6ert W1cSorlsp;
ism. ReilIsp genen Sobn Qmrein uro
Sobn Gougblin gesen 5errp genarb
alagen etngereiht. Sie perldnaen,
ibr 2lmt als pOli5iftsn an3utreten.
SnfDlge Der preiserbObung Der
giienba6n Raten perben nur lpeniz
ge Waitglieber Der g. u. 81. BEN Jln>
tiondl gneampment in atIantic gitp
beipobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Jrun35fif6e Gberrods.
3pei 3isrben Der BARRIER arimina!s
pcIissi, bic 6erren DebHbop unb auIs
dcs, perlnFen mad 15idbri0r Dienfis
5eit bic Gsinsfnbt unb eeben nod Cons
bon, tpobin iie nit SenDriitenaebGItera
fir ein erobes 9etsttip. .Snititut psrs
pflidtet tporben iinb. Seber BON ben
beiben be1erriht Elm babies Dubenb ls.
benber Gpra6en. jebsr bat cine lang.
Msibe iniernotionnler arimindIiIieners
Folot hinter fih. Gsbiibop iii Gpesialiit
fur WOrber, Jutpelenoitbs u. +. fp.,
anlhos 4oi bfonbsrs bi. ssinanss
fhtpfnbIsr, 6otelgouner unb aunfif1ls
icxr In isin poli3iitenbers oeIhIoiIen.
Die Barrier RriminolpDli3si psrliert
bic beiben isbr ungern. ifi ober bod
ftol3 bnrouf, her s6eimntb bes a[lfpeis
fen Mifsr GberlDd holmes grfab
lieftrn 5u biiYftn. JntertTnnt iIi babel,
bab GonboH inlnsr mebr feline g}ripots
Dsiitip<J <Jnfiituis DsrgrDbtrn mnb. bn
tds Offisiele ppIi3eibrenu Geoflnnb
Dorb Offmbur fiir bic persnidtsnUdns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
= o b { n q ( o n.

Gic Goningtpu Office fTr cas- gGin'
stunati &ulfsblatt" beiinOet ildJ I'M
6ebGuoe Der Gopingtun GOal G. Sauo
Gu., 8D. 509-511 Rabiiun ABcnne.
an5eigcn, Wtittbeiluugeu uuO Sritel'
luugcn iroenonelher art mcrOen bis
10 llbr Qbeuos onielbIt entgegenge'
uummen. SelspbDn SOntb 24O0.
- Gbef6eine. 5eroinano SaDre,
"a, unD Wattie 6enbrids, q, beioe
puH Gerington, 8b. - 9eorg 8. au=
6enbrDb, 26, BON onbiunapolis, Sn6.,
uno 8Iunhe Bruce, %, Don Gonnerss
bile, sSnb. - Gbparo Stone, q, unb
Gpa Spibeb. 18, beibe Don Sepen Mttle
6ouie, Butler So, 8. - 2lrt6ur @i.
ie, 22, bon Cincinnati, 9, unb 8ioI1
9runIon, p, bon 9sIpiep, aD. -
8aIter s. Mortman, q, uno 4urora
8. Ru5lmann, q. beiDe bon bier. -
Nlon3o Webiter, q, unb 8urnett IeIs
ion, II, beibe BON bier.-Garlep Sturz
gen, 26. BON Set. 3ion, ap,, unb 2utu
). Bebiter, q, BON Munt, &p.
- 5rieori6 aoebler unb Ottilia
Dueit erlangten am p. 4pril 1910 et=
nen Gbei6ein, Der geitern erit i'm G6ez
regifter etngetragen purbe.
- 8eIunp6eitsbeQmter Or. z. 3.
0eLlingforo erlanQte einen 8er6uftsz
befebl gegen ). 8atsmann, +. aennett,
6. 6. BRADFORD, 90. g. Grant, 6.
Bid, Q8. s. 0retp uno 9. 8aglen pez
gen 8srlsBuug Der 8uu6sOroinon3.
- Sobr 5uQsr miro beute i'm
GOuntDgeritlt ouf Ieinen 8eiItes3us
Itdno unteriudt perben. TuQer ioll
bon Is Sabren ungsbli6 stnen MQnn
IN 0upton, aD., getOoet babsn.
- 6err Sreb. Sreler bon Der Gar
raro 1Oe. rpuroe bon isiner Satin nit
eiHem itrammen Mdb6en beihentt. -
6err Robert SanofOr0 bon Qatonia
Gprtngs 1T Der glutlt6e 8ater zines
Gritgeborenen.
- pbiItpp 8oGmer iibsrtruo an
Grnit W2el3er Cots go. 625 unb 628 in
Suo@Grlanger, &n., fir 81 etc.
- Robert gtoberts. 13 Sabre alt, |
go. Is D. @olben StruBe Ipo6nbaft, |
iDirb feit Sonntug pom Glternbauie in
2atonia DsrmtBt.
- Stabtgert6t. Qg. SO. Cornelius, |
eemeine5 8enebmen, 80 Gage. - go. |
Smtt6 alias 8ar0, Serumlunqern, |
$15 uno Soften. - G6arles 8bite, |
gerno4ldiTigung feiner 5amiIie, $50 |
nnb Soften unb 80 Gage. - @eora
9il unb 4lois Papre erbielten tpsgen |
gagubunoirsns je $15 unb Soften.
Clifford 5ealp, II Sabre alt, |
ipiro bon feiner Dobnung SO. sos
JobnIon StraBe DermiBt.
- 8m. ROfenberger, go. 1924
grsenup Strabs pObnbaft, ertrantte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
NorddeutscherEiogd

EOND0N-SaRf8-6K
messimsttss SansMssssSfss tsses Tteshas.
% areay rtAss EiR geciitf", Safer Etfaum Ses
BUstts-, ..axsHphns faunslm", .,astier Fsiihdm
Der grch<".
ReBtfr attst eehsamrfsrisbrt Iebss Tsewhae
mit urxsu fsspdiAFanbensI smsfexu.
1900 2orneH9ebcIi TOO Cub iana 10 syub brit.
r@esEss haaisinfatsHa, ,,prins nsissrtm Eats.
HtiH ~Wrsetr Annhrfas r8rtsert6 eer @fss
te", -srrsiasA. .erinses Afiee". .Sarsarsxas.
assamssist pssssas,,. iess1 r.uHersas
.Mhets" .masaH, &usssus.
wtttsImssr yabrf:
GgHHas ER-AFapEl-GEHDA
sEesfiH- fHsr), s,@arsarsea3, ,,~sMiasn fSnh
&C., -ssHis msssi~ rsrinssssH 3ssns|,
BossieI 0lnritfunc IN aGiiien uub HrtfAeubsd
nnab6dnssgs Touresi nm bic Rsii
.TrabsIsrs' Ghe6- Ghits hsr bic aanss N3<a
0EkaSCHs q CO., q 6rssas~sy. ~ y
@euernsHQerteu.
masrfsH fun Cincinnati:
@erman Nafioanl Hnnf; sytrff gRaftouAI Nor6
{ nnb @oirii grGtei. @sfisrn @errion eorf:
siiaf Nds.SgaI sal, ssr, ns9Iss g. 1910 Ses
man Band. Scrrtiea nsh GsInain ebaS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

- Die Ggomination Der gebrer fiis
aniteniing In ben Dffentlthen 6hnIen
tn Dapton finbst am Samitag 9ors
mittae itatt.
- Giner MusIuss bes Gaperinten.
benttn WcRan Der Union 9tsbt. 5edt
unb pcper 60. aufDlge betDmmt Duns
ton unb 4eIepue i'm ndhften Griibiabr
tein Ratureas fir 80 Gent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
2Duluniid,cr 6arfeu.

Elm 5rsttos abtnb lpirb ii9 Der GEE
fadste ruFifhe Sapsumtiitsr, 5err
Sbopiu, snbgiltig bonn Giucinnotier
glublitum pernbibisoeu. Dds pros
srnmm am bsuiiesu 4beHb psiTt cine
btfonbers Rei5baltieteit ouf, soboni.
sitl, Gpunoo. Ssrbsrt, Rino unb btrs
Fhisbsne populdre 9arbistuHgen fpers
ben 3u @et0r gsbradt perben, iobob
ben 8eihmadsribtungsn oIIsr 8tfus
der sutiprohsn fpersen tdnn.
Roh Shooiu's SdetoeR eehen.t
Don pbiIIipptni, Der Don fstnsn pors
krgeRnbsn engagements Der ben
gincinnatiern ebsnfdls tetn 5rsmoer
msbr iIt, ben Wtuiitpaoillon i'm 800 gu
be5iebsn. Seine apnserie fessn nit hem
Sonniug Elm unb peroen ith fiherIi6
bi. 8unIt BEG publitums gu erobsrn
niifsn. Tiit bisisn muiitdlii6en 9ars
bietunsen ihIiebt Johann ole aonBerts
ioiion i'm 600.
Die 8oritsllunsen i'm Mormpoob's
fden 5unbes unb affsHtbeuter finb.H
mad iuis Dor stpeimal tdglitb itat..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
aOpenbasens 6unSe . Jriebbei.
aopenbagen, I'm @uaufi.

an Der pornsbmsn DETER 4lles Iiegi
Rppenbasens gesrdbniBplaB fir GUN,
Be, Der iest auf iein atbnjdbriees Be-
itehen 5uriidbliden lam. gD1brsnb
bisies Johr5ebnis iinb mebr oIs 1900
isner aus bsm 2eben gsInxbenen Gs>
fdhrten bes Wenfhen tn Wcgen cber
Nutos bierbergebrnhi unb unter ben
beiben GbrGnen Der 6interbliebsntn In
ibr ein Weter titfes Grab perfenft
iDorben. Menn Is ou4 poripiegenb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---ste bersemssas---
Ua6r(agfrin oides 3eilaaas.

s6OH tn Der ditensn 3slt aab 20 eeptNs
Eerfcneu, bic birH bic Gst0pfuns ksber beaabf
nareH. uHs es HeGi feiH 8fpeifeI sor. bnb
an0 benisHtnae noe Bsrfonsn sriffiren. bic
bnr6 finf aHbeiaHHte srafi I'm ssanDs fne.
Nseles su tban uub bornnssufcssn. hes snr
uHesrs erfianHii6 fit nnb bEesbi CIR ecIAes
Dat Die 9niar btsle Tame befonaera beslaffiei,
hfHn Ne BAT ibr bic fsiieHe 0abe erIiebsn. bas
fsser ihrer gg'imeuffsn ipie elm au'ed6Iaae,
mes 4a1 asHnu an fefen. s3erssbf ni6t. sab
We tn tsrer etGener slsisbens an 6erfin GSenue
nctHf aebmt bic Gaif Gne Gar StfllA bis
esefsa ueenne. baHH eett biefefbe tsneid %
Str bie ffone Melibens bon Sran Q. Bneaef
erreict. Tas eoas In snr tsnfsn cous uss
am aanre IN ber aams;
Hrs. B. Yaeger, friiter Jsam We&tplb
csefsH aseHns. asnwsss. Gsxelanssi, csIs.
Dsssiii6s aHisserten s1.oo unb s1r6bss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
gerihmnnoe,i.

als DsruIibt fpurbe geftsrn Der gos
li5ei bic 15 Sabre aft. Gbna 9burs
mad, BON $50. 1910 Moore StraBe,
gemsIoet. Mis bic Wutier Der 9ers
mibten Der polis.i mittbeilts. bat iid
ibre So6ter in Geieaidaft sines ans
btrsH sIeiaulirisen Mdofens BON
5nuis entferni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Der NilIionsnitabt niht mebr aus.
rsiht. Cine rsoIs JIuftrution 5u ben
pbdntnfiegd Hihsen Conan Doples,
beiIen QisbItngsbelb 0oImes ia and
INNER jtine amotsur.AiiH gegniibsr
ben bscmtrten 0erbrsHeriGgern BON
GeDttloHb Vorb gum Siege fiitrt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

9os GrperbsIeben Der ReiBeit ee.
itottet es ben Wleiiten toiinl, bic 9e.
hlnObeitsreaelr itreng 81 befolgen.
I'm Den Hattheil, ben bic RiGtbe-
ioIguns berielben offers er5euat,
nus3ugleifen ino Die ongeitreuete
2ebensmaif,inerie IN eltem 8onge
3u haIten, bietet bic !Seilipiiienid)ait
ein enn5 natiirgem0bes, rem aus
qfon3enltoffen deficiencies W,itteI
bar, Ct. gernaro arduter.
piIIen, fpelhe birf 2oderung Der
@eborme inb anregnuug bes gIut.
umlnufs bic @erbnuuna beid)Ieimi.
gen, ben appetit fr1ftigen unb ben.
tpenn niht polIig franfen, bod, lei.
benben a0rptr tpieberberiielen.
Sir % Gents bel apctbefern 3u bo.
ben. g.S.
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psiis isr ssuisasssrex.

gpm mtfftoners Cfftss,
eamtitca 1pnufn, CHA
QiEciR Gi |. Cbtp, IS. Gn0ifft 1910.
EsrftsssIts anasbote tpsrbsn snias.
asHgencniiEsn ln bsr 1fftce bes @eaTb OF a0lnies
o0nmIHieners bs EIeitas, ben lo. geo.
ieniber 1910. un IL uhr gettiage, fur bic ua6s
tigbeHoe acHnthsatrbvst:
@emdh bfu Gpesi'tfGiiorsn go. 103-fsfir zine
gCucgeies3ritde iber Ieao Greet, rabe Molss
rain Etie, an ber aictr sfoao, Ia 4cIerdiu
1pf9nlbi9.
1ts artssi tat sn esf1seea tu tieeasiniftm.
uuna NIT tsn R.iaen nrb Epesifignftcnen.
heIae Ifpf in beg CHtcs ess Bonrn OF Icun!g
EonlTiHicHers nufltepeu.
aue aneebcte mfiHen auf TcrmniareH dukcs.
teriaf fetH, n EzlGe In Der Cffics bss Honre sf
gouHts GourtiNfcners su saSer fHb. nnb bs.
eleitei fsir ben eirem Rpub In Der eumHse bon
fhHfbunheri t$500o0) GcIcrs nit sus Guien
uHb eeHhseHheu @lrgen oIs Ei6er5eit has
bcr @teier ben AonfraII etnaeber fvsrb. str Hnss
ilbrune eer Grbsst. TN Sale serfsIbs ibm susr.
toYlni pirb.
lie Geunfn qculmiH.ouers nsboi.en FH eas
Mstnt bor. iraerbesn ceer ane angeboie su
berrvcrefn
an huftrane bes ro1rb Of uonHtr Commit.
noners bon HaTrtltoH 9ounfn Chic.
StnnIth Etruhfs 4IhiIbent.
Uiieft: Grse. GtstbB. QIerf.
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esefsH AseHnf. 2tHivsss. GExflamaff, cnle.
DyisfIids siHisgertsn s1.oo unb b6rabss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-05
REAL. ESTATE IN
 SUBURBAN TOWNS
STAMFORD

The Bridgeport Trust Company to Mary c. Merwin of Bridgeport. a plot of land bounded on the north for 1s1 feet by land of Joseph Thompson; east for 50 feet by the same: south for 137 feet by land of John Kupecz, and west for 50 feet by Thompson street, the piece being known as lot s147:
 12e. 127. 132. 1s3. 134. 135. as seen on the map of -Cuolter & Suggett. bounded by Avenues D-.and Avon.
 George E. Beers of Guilford to Ches- ID. Barbeto. of Bridgeport. a plot of dand bounded east for 100 feet by Sound View avenue: south for 100 feet by lot 4S owned by Charles A. Lovell; west for 100 feet by lots S6 and S7. and north by lot 43 belonging to John Pel- lissero. the whole known as lots A and AT.
 George F. Beers. administrator of the estate of Curtis Thompson, to John Pellissero of Bridgeport, lots 40, 43, 88 and 89 as seen on a map of building lots of Curtis Thompson. Thompson west for 100 feet by High Park avenue, north for 221 feet by lots 39 and 90, and east for 100 feet by Sound View avenue.
 George B. Beers to Florenzo Martara. land bounded east for 30 feet by Sound View avenue; south for 136 feet by lot 27; west for 50 feet by land of Frank Miller and one Whetmore, and north by land of Willard H. Washburn. known as lot g. said premises being lot 24 as seen on a map of Curtis Thompson
 The same to ROselIa M Lowell for Sc7o, as executrix of the estate of Char les A. Lowell. land bounded west for 150 feet by High Park avenue: north for 6S feet by lot 86: east by land of Charles A. Lowell, for 150 feet. and eouth for B feet by the Thompson es- tate, the lot being No. S2.
 The same to Walter T. Cleary of Bridgeport. for $500. a lot bounded west for 90 feet by Sound View ave- nue; north for 156 feet by lot 49; east for 50 feet by land of Lewis Burritt and south for 15s feet by land of Wal ter J. Cleary. the plot being known as aot 60
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-05
WESTPORT

Considering the fact that a couple cI arns in town have recently been deetr. yed by ire and that an old man lost his life in one of the con fagrations, the members of the ire district board have held a meeting and voted 10 establish two more hy- drants within the limits of the dis trict. One has been placed at the end of Imperial avenue, near the new residence of Mrs. Reeves, and it js known that the water company is extending its mains on Burr avenue as far as Christ church. i. It is pro- posed to have a hydrant near the church. The board voted to place hydrant at the corner of Sylvan ave- nue and State street, which is on the hill not far from the residence of Col John N. Partridge.
 It is understood in town that one or more Republicans have been try ing to induce Sheriff Villmer, to appoint them deputy sheriff. The report is that he said any Republf- such an application. It would seem SO since they have had full swing for more than a generation. Allie w. Allen, of Saugatuck, is one gen. tleman who has been to see MT. Voll- mer. He hardly expects to be ma de deputy sheriff considering all the circumstances of the case.
 On Thanksgiving Day. out in Lam caster, Pa., Charles, son of Charles Langenberg and wife of this town, were married to Margaret Schleag. The wedding was largely attended and the happy pair will hereafter reside in Brooklyn.
 Z. This evening". at the home of Col. John N. Partridge, the Musical Soc iety will hold it's December meeting. A fine musical program has been pre- pared.
 Yesterday a game of football was played on the Southport grounds be- tween the team from this town and the Pequots. The match was for s25 a side.
 Next Wednesday evening the men of the Saugatuck Methodist church will give one of their excellent supp pers, oysters being the principal fea- ture.
 Harold S. Sperry and wife recently gave turkey supper to some of their friends. including Charles Huener- berg, Edward G. Wheeler, Frank Warren, John F. Coyle. Joseph Sands, T. J. Kirk and E.. H. Perry.
 Mrs. Geldhart, local resident, has presented the library with her latest novel-The Kiss of Glory
 Our local Epworth league has elect ed the following officers: B. O. Simp- son, president; Mesdames w. H. Smith, A. G. Boynton. D. O. Simp- son and J. C.. Sniffin, vice presidents; William H. Smith. secretary; Miss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-05
POINTS OF INTEREST.

Special Sale ~
 of beaver hats at D. H. Dillon &. Co.'S. !IVo Main street, at prices at least 1-3 less than elsewhere.
 Gillette Razors.
 No doubt you will be interested to know what Is a good gift for a man. Naturally, a fountain pen, Gillette Razor, leather goods, a good book, pocket cutlery; desk accessories, such as letter scales, stamp boxes, paper cutters ana many other novelties you will find at Jackson's Bookshop, eSS 9S8 Main St. at low prices.
 Bargains in Horses.
 /; A. Elwood and son, the up-to-date horse shippers, will have at their stables, tomorrow. a carload of big draught horses weighing 1900 pounds and consigned by David Higgins. The animals are a lot of prize winners. They will be sold at private sale and all under a full guarantee. A. El- wood and Son are getting ready for a big. season. They have a line on the good horses and bargains are al- ways on tap on John street
 The Atlantic Pharmacy.
 It's mighty nice to form a pleasant store acquaintance, but what's the value of such acquaintance if the material profit is not yours. You want good service, we offer you the best. and with it the very best of goods a general drug line) at prices materially lower than elsewhere. ''The store of quality the Atlantic pharmacy. Atlantic Hotel building. Fairfield avenue awaits the pleasure of your friendship. Christmas goods now displayed.
 Join the Early Shoppers.
 The movement for early shopping this Christmas season is receiving greater impetus than ever before from the various women's leagues through out the land. Shop early and get your buying done by December 15' is the slogan, and Meigs & Co., have plac- ed their stocks in shape to respond to boy wears forms vast aggregation of gift things, from which selections made early are certain to bring ap- proval. And at Meigs & Co.'S store these things abound in a newness and variety not available anywhere else in town. Women shoppers are invited to visit the store this week when they will find everything in readiness to receive them-furnishings footwear, clothing, caps. sweaters. and the whole range of gifts described as useful. ment for useful. gifts. a movement which promises to sweep aside almost all of the buying of useless, trifling things too long dubbed gifts by thoughtless buyers. Join these two movements, this season. and you will find Meigs. & Co.'s big store, tremen- dous stocks and entire store service a powerful aid to solving the gift prob lem.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-05
Carrie L. snifin, treasurer.

Carrie L. Sniffln, treasurer. E Twenty carpenters working on the Bedford job at Greens Farms have gone on a strike in sympathy with a strike in New York.
 A few days ago a. thief entered the garage of Judge Marean and took a coat worth s1oo belonging to the
 Next Monday the Fairfield County Clerical association will meet with the parish of Holy Trinity church. The ladies will serve luncheon in the chapel.
 Next Friday the Methodist social union is to be organized at the Meth odiet church. pr. Elmer A. Dent, of New Haven will give the address.
 John F. Daley, Eli Mead and Samuel E. Banks, each. would like to be appointed deputy sheriff.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Berna- dena Ochs, of Riverside avenue, aged -S2, was held on Friday, the of1iciat- ing clergyman being Rev. Ellis B. Dean, of Christ church.
 The public speaking in the schools has been postponed until the week
 Homer Beers and family have re- moved to Norwalk.- &
 A. U. Smith is visiting in Bethle- hem, Pa.
 Alfred Beers of Maiden, Mass, is CIGrk1nR III the w cSIUOIt IudIhSt.
 Joseph Quinlan is home from a visit to Jersey City.
 Friday last. Mrs. L.. H. Gault en- tertained the Saugatuclk Whist club.
 Robert T. Lees and wife have gone to Orlando, Florida, for the winter.
 The Athletic club of Greens Farms meets Monday evenings. in the gar- age of MT. Bedford, who has gener- ously furnished the rooms
 George Warren is home from a trip to Canada, where he. gained 12 pounds. .. et
 Burton P. Merwin has returned from Florida. He got home just in time to escape the big freeze of last week. "a %<
 Harold Child, of the Pittsfield Post Office, has been visiting in Greens Farms.
 Charles Rapel1o and family have gone to New. York for the winter.
 Catherine Wilcox, of Compo street, has gone south for the winter.
 Mrs. E.. F. Booth. of Old Alber-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-05
querque, New Mexico, is visiting in

querque. New Mexico, is visiting in pr. Futile, of Brooklyn, has been visiting Town Cikrk Hyatt and fam fly. sssa 7.r s
 Clare Boynton has gone to Charles ton, s. C., for the winter.
 Mrs. William L. Taylor entertains the Current Events Club next Thur day afternoon,
 Tomorrow Edward Duffy goes to St. Louis, Mo.
 Charles Hoffman of Riverside ave- nue is going to Florida.
 J. B. Morris and wife will spend the winter abroad.
 Recently while Frank Feeney was at work on the Bedford mansion, at Greens Farms, a nod full of mortar fell and struck him on the shoulders, preventing his working as plumber for several days.
 The road is being widened near the residence of Henry Taylor, Greens Farnss.
 The Gun Club will hold shoot on the 10th inst.
 The recent dance of the Holy Name Society realized over s250.
 Frederick Meeker of Greens Farms has built a hen house 125 feet long.
 William l.. Douglass, from Wash ington, D. C., has been visiting in town.
 Mrs. R. L. Raymond of Greens Farms plans to spend the winter in California.