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Notice fer Puhllestieu.

Department Of the Interior. u. s. Land
Office at Las Cruces. New Mexico,
March 2. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert p.
Mahan Of Deming. New Mexico, who.
on Oct l5. 1893. made homestead
entry No. 0S635, for nwi section Z.
township Zis, range s west, Nm r
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
TO make Final Communication Proof. 10
establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed. before U. s. Commissioner.
u. Y. Mckeyes. al Deming, N. NJ, on
the Ath day Of April. 1911
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Anna Walker of Deming. N NJ
James n. Lennox {" =.
John II. I.aaver f"
c. Walter johnson 4"
mehlOapr7 JosE GONZALES. Register.
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Department Of the Interior. y. ;; Lana
fjfIice Al Las Cruces, New mex'e''
March 3. 1911. n.,.,r
Notice Is hereby given that Daniel &.
Fowler. Of Dening, n. NJ: VINO
On Nov. 2. 1908. made homestead en.Iy
No. O5ls for set set section II, swt swi
section y. nwl nwt section - ~ 4
nsi see IA. twp 6s. range ~. y ~ :
Meridian. has filed notice OF in'en''o y
TO make final Communication PROOF, "
e~,abIizh claim to the land above DE-
seribed. before Il. Y. MeKeyes, u y
Court Commissioner. at Demlng.N. NJ
On the ith day Of May. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: a.,
Joseph D. Fowler Of Deming' N. n
Jennie Fowler
Sherman O. Wheeler
Clay Mcdaniel
mckI7aprl4 JOSE GONZALES. Register
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lDeoartment Of the Interior, y. :; Lh ~,
f,i6ce Al Las Cruces, New MeAH''
March Z. 1911. -. A
Acfeer Of DemipE: ! a. go ~, - :.
jan. il. 1919. made homestead eur. s"sss
n IL o ~, for set. section ,sSn'
s IN, "a range 50. n N ? Meridian. .s.
~ 6led notice II intention TO 'nn ,.s
i final commutation prof, 30 es'aD' a'a
rIaim 10 The land above desef'pyn' " VI
fore u. S. Commissioner y; =. ~
Keyes' At Deming. New Mexico on '"'
2s,h day Of April. 1911.
Claimant names a. witnesses = NJ
James A. Watkins o. Deming' =. ~
James II. Tracy :.
lee o. Lester +.
Amns w. Pollard o...,.,
mchi0apr7 losE GoNxAIks. n-E.-.-'
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Department Of the Interior, U. 5. Land
office at Las Cruces. New Mexico.
March 3, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Minis, administrators Of the estate Of
and guardian OF the minor heirs OF
Dora Kemp. deceased. Of Hondale, I'M.
who, on July 7. 1903. made homestead
entry number 033s7 for swt. see
ton IL. township 25s. range low. NMP
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
to make final Communication proof. 10
establish claim to the land above de-
seribed. before Y. S. Commissioner b.
Y. McKeyes, at Dining. N. NJ. on
the 2lst day Of April. 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Fred Fred A Ssh. shinn iIondale' N. N.
Edward J. Berwick
J. Wallace Metsker
mehloaprT JOsa GONZALES. Register
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Once at Las Cruces, n.
NJ, March Il. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Wherefore
A. Ramsey Of Deming. n. NJ. Who. on
Nov. II. 1905, made Hid. application
No. 055l. for nwt, section u, twp 2ts
range lOw, n. N. 7. NJ. has filed notice
OF Intention to make Final Commute
tlon Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before BY. MeKeyes.
L. ). Commissioner. al Deming. N. n.
on TIE 81 day Of May, 1911.
Claimant NAMES as witnesses:
Joseph Q. Harris, Of Deming. n. NJ.
Arthur A. Douglass {"
Edwin NJ. Chase
Robert :. Pond
mehl7aprli JOSH GONZALES. Register.
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Naiiee for Rnhl,,sIian

Depar;men, Of the ln;eror. q. ). Land
Office at las Cruces New Mexico.
March II. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
+. Potts of Deming. NeW Mexico. aha
on April s, 1907. made homestead en-.
try No. SIS GG2l69) foe - sec.
ton Is. township -. range ga.
n. N. 2. Meridian. has fiie-l notice
OF intention 10 make hnal fiye-year
proof, TO establish claim to the AMI
above described. before u. :. Commits.
sioner. b. Y. MeKeyes, nj Deming. \.
H., on the 81 day Of May. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Rena Batcock 81 Deming. y. N.
Ethan $. Milford "
Anna NJ. Walker 81"
George p. Walker
mchlTaprll JOSH GONZALES, Register
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Department Of the Interior. U. 5: Land
dice At Las Cruces. New Mexico,
March IL, 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph q.
Harris Of Deming, ". NJ. who. on Apr.
II. 1903, made Homestead entry
No. 47il(Olsli) for swt sec. !, twp 2is,
range low, N N p Meridian. has filed no
tice Of intention 10 make final five year
proof TO establish claim 10 the land above
described. before b. Y. Mckeyes. u. s.
Court Commissioner. at Deming, ~
A., on the 9Th day Of May. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry T. Henson. Of Deming. N. NJ,
David Delong.
Frei Gerlinger,
Arthur A. Douglass,
mchl7aprli JOSE GONZALES. Register
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..,,.,reer so. sos SERIAL ozll9
nsn.rsment Of the Interior, unites
s,ates Land Office. Las CFaees' ~ -
March I. 1911 ~.
10 Rose X. Points Of u fAs'' is~a''
eon. 49, ss.sAs ao.sssa ,has E-s!e =
,,. 80 who gives Dsminz. New
Mexico. as his poetol!lee snafsss. ~ s:s
"a wsrch 7. lsll. Gle N th's o'''ce n's
d..lv eorroborated application 70 s'''.es.
ssi serure the cancellation o. sSnF
W. 49,, Isnd entry No. OTIS. serial no:
oss via made February 3. 1909. Tor set
s s..,;., "a. township z5s. range ~.
MP NJ Meridian. and - k a's
ior his contest he alleges that eon, ~:
~ has wholly ahandoEsd san en'.t
snd has wholly and entirely failed 70
n~ls she annual expenditure - re-
n 'nSrs Inv Nv law during The first and sec
va aa YEAR az aid entry. ond for The fur.
,her reason that said contestee no,
m,w was not Al the inception q 80 "
entry. and tor the past tao Year, p.
IA b.en resident OF the Territory %
-" NJ. are therefore. further nosiI'ed
IL, she ssid allegations will Be takeI
by this Office a. having been coniesse'
~ Van. and your said entry viii be can
cslsd Hereunder without your faftne'
right 10 be heard therein. either peto!'
ms Office or on appeal. II you fall :.
Al IN this Office within twenty days 81
ter the FOURTH publication OF THIS no
tiee. as shown below. your answer, un
der oath. specifically meeting ana -
spending TO these allegations OF contest
or II YOU fail within that time 70 NE y
This Office due proof that you hay'
served A copy Of your answer on N
aid contestant either IN person or D
registered mail. II this service y mad
bv the delivery Of copy OF your an
swer TO the contestant IN person, proc
OF such service must be either the sai'
contestants written acknowledgment
OF his receipt OF the copy. showing IN
date OF its receipt. or the affidavit o
the person by whom the delivery wa
made stating when and where the cop
was delivered; II made by registere
: mail, proof Of such service must cot
sist Of the affidavit Of the person b
: whom the copy was mailed stating She
r and the postofiice 10 which u wa
E mailed, and this affidavit must he &C
. eompanied by the postmaster's reeeip
7. for the letter. !,
You should state in your answer n
name Of the postofhce 10 which you d
!. sire future notices TO be sent 10 you.
JOSE GONZALES. Registf
n.,a ~ frat notification March 10
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ksslss Cor Pahlieailsn

Dspartnent q TIE infrrinr L. $. Land Oliiec A.
Las Cruc~s, Neu Mcxtco. fch. u 1911.
Notice i herrhy ritrn that frssicrsck q. Fatt-
berg q Derning. Cnunty q Lana. TerriinTy u
Ne1 Mexicn. has fie N this eiicc his Arpication.
Srrial No. osiei. ~ enter. under S~eis.as -itgs.
n 8. the ~ nwh u Srciian Il Township -
rAnrs leu. y. " r. n.
Any and al pcrsons claiming adfer~N the
ards descrihssi o. desiring % Object hecause 81
the mineral eharactcr u TIE and. fcr any othrr
reaaoa. % the Disposal tn applicant sl.o1h nh
theif aiavita q prot-i " his ofce on a. hrfore
the 18th day q April isll.
fehatmeh2i JOSE GONZALES. Register
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Notice for Publication,
Department Of the Interior n SI,
u.thee at Las Cruces, New No. s'
March p, 1911. s>'eo'
Notice Is hereby given tina, William
J, Wamel, Of Deming, Men Ma; a
VINO on February d, isO6. mad. a.;
anu entry No. ll07 (OsOOI' for nss
section 8 township 2is ran.s a ass
\ NJ 7 Meridian, has filed no,ira y" y,
. .n,shnon 70 make final proof 10
ss.aollsh claim @ the land above de-
y M before U; S. Commissioner h.
on ,Hs sH ,sy,s Ia, at Deming. New Mexico.
William Trrxler ~ nsns;. A. :.
Ben :. Hinyard sn'ng' ~ N,
John II. wSmel :.
Ice o, Lester :,
menSlAprS JOSH GONZALES R..;.,.
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Notice fsr ruhliestisA

Serizl Nc. oflGn
Dspartnert 81 TIE IrteriaF. y. 5. land Ofiioe al
las Cracrs New ackicc. frh. - 1911
Noticr = hertty Figcn that frssisfiek q. Patti.
bzsT q perning. Ca.suty q Lana Territory II
Nee hrxsc1 hAs hki IN this otiioe hs appiieation.
SERIAL ~. uii1a 70 enier. un3er SectIans sts-el.
r. s, the - nUA q S-cfoa Is T0~uship 81.
Range i0~. \. MN
Auy and ali psr-our claiming siyerrrly the
hn.is dcsrFil.d. ~ as.lrnE b. aticci hcca1ae II
the mineral rkafaci-r q thc AMI er for any other
re4nnn. % tn disg-sAl 10 applicant ahauh g.
thcir atnsits II proiss; IN tins oicc l-rfurs
the 18th day u April 1911
feAAln.ehsl JOSE GONZAI.lS. Rs.ri-,er.
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Look AZ the date On your GRAPH
&C and SCI II you are paid up. II
not kindly attend TO Il n your ear
isess tx.nsen;ence.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kosch Q Leopold
.sasFsessF . Builders
rians and Specifications on
Application. -
.o.o.oscssscscyssoscsossx,

l'@oeE will surely have to 20 I'M
~'sn the present supply is exhaust.
~ Inc wholesale pricp has ad.
''''ed $3.50 to S,Oc and frsisA,
''es on lumber have gone up s,.ss
'e' thousand. Be wise and buy
A'W'-Deming Lumber Co.
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rahor 4 Singer make scrccns
uhile you wsis- Tel them any size
you want at lhe Deming Planning
Nil.
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Some Of the feats Mr. Race viii perform follows;
Simultaneous Shooting.
Using two "A cabre reyoers Mr. viii hit two targets
placed about 20 apart and Is feet First he will shoot hold
ing both revoyers right side then upside down. then both
upside down; he will sight with mirror and finally both with
a single mirror.
Mirror Shots
Holding p pistol different positions Mr. Race will
single mirror triple shots will follow
The will be fired both stationary and moving targets
Shooting at Flying Target.
Using p pistol Mr. Race viii hit small objects well Blue
Rock tossed the air Using "A revolver he will hit small
flying targets brass discs washers etc. Blue Rock flying
revolver double sctontwo Blue Rock flying targets
and Blue Rock flying removing revolver from holster after
throwing target in air.
Shooting "A revolver sighting mirror. MI Razee will
split cards held edsewise.
Shooting 22 Caliber Rifle
Using REMINGTON % Repeater Mr. Race win hit small flying
targets washers marbles He will also make
split cards held in various positions Holding the rifle
by he will inch the air and the rife at
turning that he catches by the grip and hits the
target Holding the rife upside down he viii also hit p inch target
thrown in the air.
Using High Power Rifle
Every known feat performed with % and S5 caber rife, Mr.
Race capable performing including shooting holes through hatch
and exploding cans Of water.
With the Autoloadins Shot Gun or Pump Gun.
He win eject shell from gum reload and hit elected shell in
air He will hit single double Blue Rock targets the sir shooting
gun upside down.
He will then throw simultaneously three Blue Rock In tia
holding the upside down. then the and hi
the other before they reach the ground.
Another amazing feais win consist hitting Blue Rock
get shooting from his left shoulder then changing TO oh
hitting second thrown in the air the ne
the first.
Turning completely around after throwing targets the ali
Mr. Rance will shoot and both He viii also hit Blue RO
targets thrown in the air q the time
line Of these guns viii exhibition the Demng Mercantile
Co Monday April srd from 10 to o'clock with expert exp
their merits
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Eente

kosite
Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Luna
To Whom II May Concern: and -.
peeially to all persons whS are or NAV
become interested in the estate ~
Charles A. Leach. deceased, late Of
County Of Luna. in the Territory Of
New Mexico: W
Whereas. The las, VIII and Tesla.
meni Of Charles 4. Leach, deceased
has been iled in the Office OF the Pm
bate Clerk for probate. you are hereby
cited TO appear before the Prohat.
Court, TO be holden at Dsmins
New Mexico, Of the tth day ~
May. 1911. the time set by the said
Court for the prObating OF aid last
WI and Testament OF Charles A
Leach. deceased. ~
Witness C. c. FIuDrR
Judge OF said Court, this 9Th day Of
March, 1911. W
LEE o. LEsrER, PrOba,e Clerk
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Avise
ferriiorio de Nusso MejieO.
Condsdo de Luna ~
\ QUEEN lie Interese; y esn...;,l
menis . todss personals Que esIan :
p1edan estar ihieresadas en ii e-s.,,o
ce Charles A. Leach, difunto 6nsdc
g. g: Con!sdo De Luna, y TerrI,orio rod, a.
Siendo que, IA ultima yoluntsd y H.
tamento De Charles A. Leach. difunto
"A sl1o protocalada en- IA ciRcins ~
Seereiarso de PrnebAs. para SER mr. ~
ns1a; estan per esta. eitaias n 49,
ecer ante IA Corte De Praelas' 80 =,
re1nlr1 en Dcming. n. NJ. en- u A.
an d Mayo A d. 1911. Il tiemro 80
si.1o por dieha corle para pFol.ar dishs
yoiantsd testamento DE- Charle- A
Leach. tifunfp. ~
4liastigse c. c. Firtnrn
Jesl d disha core. essa ia PIX A.
Esrro A. D. 1911. We
- - 2. trzTEz seerstsrio a. Pruch...
s m.reizpEis
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Shooting .22 Caliber Rifle.
Using High Power Rifle.

Every performed with % and S5 cabe rife Mr.
Race capable performing including shooting holes through hatch
cts and exploding cans of water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
LABOR MEN IN CONGRESS
Fifteen i'm the House and sISeyeraI
Friends in the Senate

Washington, April 20.-The American
Federation Of Labor now boasts, as
the labor representation of Congress
Is members in the House and several
| friends in the Senate. The presence
Of this labor delegation in Congress
the Federation declares is the result
of five years of active campaigning in
national elections.
In 1906 the labor representation
committee of the American Federal; On
of Labor decided aggressively to take
| the field against the reelection of GER
tain members of Congress who had
been conspicuous in their antagonisn
toward all labor bills introduced in
Congress. Congressman Littlefield
second district Of Maine, courted a
battle IN the political campaign of
four years ago, with the labor ele-
ment.
President Gompers, with three Or
ganizers and similar number of in
ternational officers, entered Little
fields district, and according to Com
pers, they made q memorable strug-
gle to impress upon the citizens Of
that district the desirability Of per.
hitting the belligerent congressman to
ever, came back to Congress, though
his majority was greatly reduced
In various parts Of the country SIM
liar battles have been fought by trade
unlOnlStS who opposed the presence of
anti-labor men in Congress, with the
result that in 1906 the A. T. of L., en-
tered the field under the labor ticket.
The first campaign resulted in the
election of six congressman with ac-
tive membership in the trade unions.
They were: Wilson of Pa, Nichols of
Pa, Sherwood of Ohio, Hughes of N.
j., McDermott of ILL.,, and Carey of
Washington.
In the elections of 1908 the above
were reelected and in addition the
following labor unionists: Anderson
of Ohio, Murphy of Missouri, Martin
Of Colorado and Jameson of Iowa.
The Congressional elections of 1910
increased the labor delegation by so
per cent. five members of Congress
actively affiliated with trade unions
being elected.
The personnel of the Congressman
now in office and whose presence
there, it is said, is due to the ac-
tivity of the American Federation of
Labor in national campaigns follows
w. B. Wilson, coal miner, Boss
burg. Pa, Dem.
R. e. Lee, blacksmith, Pottsville,
Pa. Dem.
John A. Martin. locomotive fireman,
Pueblo, Col, Dem.
VIM. J. Cary, commercial telegra-
pher, Milwaukee, Wis, Rep.
Victor L. Berger, Typographical un-
ion, Milwaukee, Wis, Soc.
VIM. Hughes, textile yorker, Pater-
son, N. j., Dem.
Frank Buchanan, iron worker, Chi
cago., Dem.
James T. McDermott commercial
telegrapher, Chicago, Dem.
David J. Lewis, coal miner, Cumber-
land, Mr., Dem.
Charles B. Smith, telegrapher, Buff
falo. n. Y. Dem.
ia, Ohio, Dem.
Isaac r. Sherwood, typographical
union, Toledo. Ohio, Dem.
E. e. Roberts, metal miner, Caron
City, New, Rep.
John r. Farr, typographical union,
Scranton Pa, Dem.
James P. Mari, halter Brooklyn,
n. Y, DEM
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
ROGERS CAUGHT
HIDING IMMATURE
COILS In BUSHES

F, Philip Rogers. employed as a labor
ier at the Connecticut Co.'S power
lAouse in Seaview avenue. would have
.staked his life. this morning, that no
ore could see him as he stole away
sSrUrr. the plant for q few moments to-
swards a cfump of bushes towards the
sshore. He had taken every precau-
Aion of secrecy. He looked In every
fdirection. and couldn't see a single
lhuman being within range of his WIS.,
1on-
! Then he stole suureptitiously away
l9rom the plant He made several of
Ethese trips before officials at the pow
her house let him know that he was
tarnder surveillance. Then he was
!rharged with attempting to steal three
fRTnature coils which were found hid
l6en in the ti1icket towards which he
was seen to walk each time he stole
leway from the factory.
Quite by chance, a man working on
lespied Rogers covert actions, and re-
manning where he could get a bird g
teye view of the situation, had seen
tgim steal In and out several times. A
.quick visit to the apparent destination
Ipf the laborer brought to light the
fer1nature coils. three OF them, worth
tS7 apiece.
Rogers was kept in custody until
detective Sergeant Cronan arrived
ifrom police headquarters. He denied
ttfis guilt. He said ne was %, lived
ut 20 Columbus Place, and had a wife
and children in Italy. Rogers has no
EYsolice record He was locked UP
Echarged with theft
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
REBEkAHS ELECT
MRS. BRAKEMAN
To HEAD ORDER

Hartford, April 20-Wfth the inspiT-
alton of the Rebekah of the Bible-"to
labor not for self but for others"-as
their sole object of organization, about
400 delegates from fifty-four Rebekah
lodges throughout the State gathered
at Charter Oak hall yesterday for the
fifteenth annual meeting of the Re
bekah State Assembly, L O. O. F., of
Connecticut. Three sessions were held
throughout the day, the evening meet
Ing being open to members Of the or
der, whether or not delegates.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year in the afternoon session and later
installed. Miss Clara b M. Douglass
Of Forestville completed her term as
president and was elected trustee.
Mrs. Cordelia. A. Brakeman Of Shelton,
the retiring vice president. was chosen
president, while Mrs. Katherine Lam
merhirt of Bridgeport. the retiring
warden, was chosen vice president.
Mrs. Sarah F. Harrison Of East Hart
ford was chosen warden. Mrs Mary
e. Johnson of Torrington, and Mrs.
Anna S. Huntington of Meriden, were
reelected to the positions of secretary
and treasurer, respectively.
The new president. Mrs. Brakeman,
announced her appointments for the
IHiuOT OlIIC0S anu the STANDING COM
n1ittees, as follows: Marshal, Mrs.
Carrie B. Pope of Ansonia; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Gertrude Weymer Of Sey-
mour; chaplain, Mrs. Ellen T. W.
Hutchinson of New Haven; inside
guardian, Mrs. Alice M Lakin of Tor
rington; outside guardian, Mrs Mary
E. Clinton of Stratford; left supporter
to the president, Mrs. Charlotte
Brownson of Waterbury
Finance committee Mrs Mary
Christie of New Haven, Mrs. Emma
Plunley of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Min
ME Jenkins of Ansonia.
Printing committee-Mrs. Mary z.
johnson of Torrington, Mrs Alice NJ.
Buckingham Of Milford and Mrs. Helen
Angle of Stamford
Jewel committee-Mrs. Adele Hill
man of New Haven, Mrs. Edith NJ.
Cook of Bristol and Mrs Minnie Stern
er OF East Hartford
Mileage committee-Mrs. Mary r
johnson of Torrington, Mrs. Ida Mans
field of Putnam and Mrs. Susie Davis
Of South NorwaIk
Memorial committee-Mrs Bertha
Crane of Groton, Mrs. Mary f. Ew1n
of New Milford and Mrs. Addie Lewis
of Danbury
Committee on Foreign Correspond
ence-Miss C. B. NJ. Douglass of For
estviHe
Committee On the New London
Home-Mrs. Louise johnson of New
London, Mrs. Isabella Stewart of New
London and Mrs. Eta Finch of Gro
ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
LEGISLATION BY DAYLIGHT.

London, April 20--In the interest of
saner legislation, influential members
of the House Of Commons are trying
to persuade Parliament to do its work
by daylight in future. Arthur Lynch,
a Nationalist, started the movement.
He has several powerful supporters
but they have yet, to overcome a Wig
orous sentiment in favor of everything
that is time-honored simply because
it is time-honored
In theory Parliaments sessions end
at II p. m In fact they extend, as
often as not, to two or three in the
morning. 1t is not even uncommon
for adjournment to come after day
break. Once this spring the Commons
stuck to business until 10 a. m. and
resumed it at noon.
Lynch's contention is that there is
"a certain aspect of abSurdtty in leg
islating in normal times after mid
night He says it makes the Com
mons look ridiculous. In addition to
this, he complains of the ''neuraSthenia
inseparable from debate in the small
hours and would put an end to it
except possibly in time Of impending
war
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
STORES BURGLARIZED.

Two small burglares in local stores.
turned off by amateur cracksmen.
were reported to the police today.
Mrs. L. Poluas, who runs a store at
4S Elm street, found the place in con-
fusion when she entered this morning.
The cash drawer was rifled and a
small quantity of merchandise was
missed. There was S. in change in
the till when she left last night.
McPadden Bros pool room and CT
gar store at 1880 Pembroke street was
entered through the rear, last night,
and $40 was taken from the cash
drawer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
PROTEAN BOY DISAPPEARS.

John Wamke, aged 10, whose various
callings as newsboy, pin boy, and mes
senger made him a familiar figure
about town, has disappeared Lately
John has been sharing a room at 1011
North avenue with another youth
about his age. The fact that Johns
disappearance occurred simultaneous
1y with the loss of about $40, a. revol-
Yer, a watch and other effects owned
by his roommates, has led to a com
plant for his arrest being lodged al
police headquarters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
CORSICANS Make DEMANDS.

Bastia, Corsica. April 20-Serious
trouble, if not rebellion, threatens in
Corsica unless many much needed re-
forms desired by the island are grant
ed by the French government An
Increase has been levied upon the Gus
toms tariff, the people assert, without
any Of the money thus gained being
spent upon the country. They also
demand the drainage of the fever
ridden east coast. At a mass meet
ing here it was decided that unless
relief were granted within a very
short delay Corsica will use force. if
necessary. to obtain it. Excitement
is intense and feeling against France
high
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-20
TRIANGLE ON EXHIBITION.

Columbian Council, No. 1, r. & s.
M, of New York city, in commemora-
ton of their one 7lundredth anniver-
sary are sending a solid gold broken
triangle around the world This tri-
angle has been received in Bridgeport
and now occupies a prominent place
among the large assortment of Ma
sonic charms. buttons, and pins in the
south window of the Davis & Hawley
Co.'S jewelry store. This will be on
exhibition for a short time only.