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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

---- ral- -arz-Hs of rt- Iatnr.1E
r.as-. rag PERIOD 10 100 year..
U.r.. l--- tla- tl-re or. tar~- c-i,r
causes a. lalfrf su eti-h are
PIE q large family vlfh small
IlDnue
S.-orrI il.-. or death a. the
principal sass Garner o. tl- family
Ta.rt lrresuiartt of aork due
Foo lrn-. llrapac.t. o. Industrial COZ
lircrs
Ho-,hr-. q German economist tncs
Ta ser sm really gap between lr
COME ans expenditure H- makes
D.4s-I-ca'iou ou that basis into tru
classes and causes
q Dals~s which fen1 20 diminish
income
o. rauses which -oud to Increase
,1aena
Another writer classl--s urcortine
Orb whether The causes of pasr-risu
ar" preyrufab.~ or non rreteu'ab.r
tbs ciassidraton is faulty n INA
most Dalses are rr-s.nfahl- 10 fak~r
'n time tn. hes, class lscarou t.
probably one .u which The causes ar,
either .iass-d ass subjective up fatf
vitaai. such e- irclpar.fy. lal.n,-ss
lr-nr aure-s. vice. etc. and otIec-. y,
nr imp"rsIna. such as economic r.u
titur~ epidemic. disasters etc
Poverty. arising from these iafIsi
causes = 90 course much more II
disable than iu cases when the iu
clfldlal = directly res .on-'nl- for uIs
pan condition
Tt- bes' possible authority ou ths
slhiect states that 80 peg cent Of
rsug"rism Us due to misconduct. Cd
per cent is due to misfortune
The study of flr causes .Df fhi-
phenomenon isl one 90 the most im
Ior-aut phases az modern charity
W'rt. lf ~ onlt when these cause.
-ar~ attacked that real progress I.
made against The evil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
THE THIRD DEGREE
Clever Klein Play Continues % Create
Favorable Impression al
the Court

TWO audiences ar the Court the.
alter yesterday were pleased Nth "a.
production OF The Third Degree. "
the latest play by Charles Klein. ~.
author or The Lion and the Mouse
and similar plays. The company Is q
very capable one. and includes Mis-.
sarah fadden 10 the role OF Annie
Jenres The Third Degree" viii boz
repeated matinee and tonight az tho
Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
Interesting Article From pen % Sec.
retary Of Associated Charities.

The follow .nE article. written by
Mr.. Albert p sinks. secretary uf th.
local Associated Charities. treats o,
the general causes of p1uperIsm such
a. are met VIth In tho work OF his or.
ganiEarou
tuF q -.Ha N.. NerH.. H..f
...Hr...H.H
The word dependents it used br
some writers in deaIruttiuE the class
OF people commonly called paupcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

smith. 'ot 90 cemetery Considera
uon g.. 5r
J. Htl'er - al to Frederick g.
william. iof 100 Greenwood HeIghts.
consideration. $40
The throc deeds - trust we're left
for record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

Cnristmss-Men's Overgaiters. al
cclors, &c. soc. McFADOEN'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

Tie sixteenth birthday anniversary
of Miss Grace Foster was celebrated
in pleasant way last evening when
about thirty-five friends and neighbors
called unexpectedly at her home 1--WE
miles northeast OF the city. After
recove ing from the surprise, the hos.
tess invited her guests to the par-
lors of her home Where the evening
was spent with informal sociablity
At the close of the evening elegant
course refreshments were served. In
the dining room Mrs. Foster was as
sisted by Mrs. Il. n. Briggs, Mrs
Fred Gilbert, Mrs. Elmer Van Meter
and Mrs. j. w. 3urtsheld
Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Van Meter
and SONS Floyd and Wilbur, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Briggs and daughter
Lotus. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Burtsneld Misses
Esther and Lizzie Gay. Minnie Craw-
ford. Minerva Smith. Izora Smith
Glade Lucas, Rebecca Burtsneld
Grace Beaver Gertrude Beaver, Messrs
jay Briggs of Waldo. Clarence Swish
er. Charles Solomon. Verne Lucas
Elva Beaver. George Burtsficld
Emerson Foos, Thomas Beaver. Har.
ry Burtsneld. Eddie Solomon. Edgar
Beaver. Clifford Hickman. Charlcs
Burtsfeld and Carl Foster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
PERSONALS

G. r.. Waitley, of Nevada was
business visitor In Marion SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Geganheimer
ogme TO Marion Friday evening, art
er few weeks stay at the nome Oh
the former in Vermillion.
DR.. Dean HastingU, OF LaRue, Is
The guest of his son, Harry Hastings
en- West Columbia street.
Miss Marie Streib of Bucyrus' Is
the guest of Marion relatives.
Mr.. Charles Mcclure returned nome
Friday evening, from trip through
the western part of the state
Mr.. Gale Reeoe of Crestline, Is the
guest of Marion friends this week.
Mrs. Ray Il Cope left yesterday for
Springfield where she will be the
guest of Miss Nell Fairbanks of thai
place.
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Rourke
have returned from Chautauqua, New
York. where they huye spent the past
few weeks.
Miss Doris Stecher and Miss Nettle
stecher of Upper Sandusky, are
guests at the home of Miss Grace hlns
oi, west Columbia street.
MIS- EdlLn BTdulcSi u NH'N"bSi -
the guest of Marion friends.
Miss ELLA Mears. of DeClin, was
a visitor in Marion Friday,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank crossen' ol
LaRuo. were In Marion Saturday
Mr.. W. T. Morgan has returned
from a three months stay In chicago
prof. c. E. Shaffer of Gallon, was
a business visitor in Marion Friday
Miss nertha Snyder returned hom'
! Friday morning after two weeks
stay at the home of Miss Hazel Deck
or In Gallon.
Attorney Carl Armstrong, OF steup
| enyille, Ohio, Is a guest of ATTORNEY
John II. Thompson of this city NJ
| Armstrong is candidate for deis
gate to the constitutional convention
| from Jefferson county
/ Mr. Walter Kaufman; manager o
the Kaufman Manufacturing Co., 10
gether with his brother Albert Kauf
man, are making a trip through
northern Michigan.
Miss Wanda Mealey left this morn
ing for Mt. Clemens Michigan, wher'
she will teach domestic science In th'
schools OF that place. Miss Iva Col
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
WHERE THE VOTERS
ARE TO GATHER
Contracts Made For Polling Places In
Marion.

Members of sthe board of elections
have closed contracts for the rooms
In which the voting Will be done at
the coming primaries The polling
places are about the same as they
have always been with the exception
of a few changes. Voters will as
semble at the following places next
Tuesday:
First Ward A--surveyor's Office,
court house.
First Ward B-Krause's grocery
Main and Farming streets
l5irst Ward C-Slanser Lumber Co,
Office, Greenwood street.
First Ward D-McKinley's grocery
ncrth State street.
First Ward E-Stanley's grocery
Center AMI Grand.
Second Ward A-konkle a Noon 5
barber shop. north Main.
secand Ward B-Dwyer's grocery
S. liver street.
Second Ward Cook Wagon co
north Prospect.
Third Ward A-City building, Pros
pect and Church.
Third Ward -Morganthaler''
cooper shop. south Prospect
Third ward C-Near GrossSlauS
grocery and Pennsylvania railway
Thirl Ward D--West end tre dc
rartment.
Third Ward Eff. e.. Clicks real
of 1872 Walnut street.
Third Ward F-Williams' grocery
sugar and Mound.
Fourth Ward A-Fryes plumbinl
shop. Main and Church.
Fourth Ward B-Guthery barn
Sargent street
lrourth Ward C-Barber shop Cen
ter and Charles street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
PROGRAM PROVES
CEPTIONALLY GOOD
Rev. and Mrs. George VI. Rourl,c
Hear Noted Men.

Rev and Mrs. George NJ Bourke
returned during the week from Chau-
tauqua, Ncw York, where they have
spent the past four weeks.
Many Marion people have visited
this well known intellectual resort
and are acquainted with its offerings.
This year Rev Rourke reports the
program exceptionally good and the
attendance unusually large. VIII
there Mr.. Rourke heard Or. Charles
AScd the former pastor for John D.
Rockefeller. Dr. Gunsaulus. of chi
cago. an Ohio man: Dr Wilbur chap
man. the great evangelist, aud Dr
George \. johnson Ross. OF Montreal
ana formerly of London. Rev. Rourk,
was warm I'm his praise lf Rev Sil
vestcr Horne, of London member
OF parliament. who has gained = uni
vcrsal reputation for his brilliant
style Of oratory
In the near futurc Rev. Rourkc vii
begin . series Of Sunday evening ser.
mons in which he will ChnrIctcri2c
the speakers and discuss their lee
lures
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
Republican candidate for mayor, DIR
j. G.. Setter. u
Cur si.oo sa,c to Continue over Mon

CIR St.00 Salc to Continue Over Mon
day.
1t IS the greatest sale ever put on
in Marion.
Many customers could not take ad %
vantage of same today, so that we
will continue the sale over Monday,
Sept. 4th. We have added more at
fractions, such as children's coats and
dresses ladies' petticoats, corsets, par
asols, brooches, umbrellas, SILK waists,
lingerie waists, white lingerie dresses,
colored lawn dresses, tailored waists,
table scaris, pillow covers, lunch
cloths, colored center pieces, mesh
bags, all OF which sod for $2.50 to So
and are the best line of merchandise
that has ever been offered In a sale
at the price. While hundreds of Ia
dies took advantage OF same this
morning, there win be hundreds more
Monday, owing to the added attrac-
tions.
Remember, everything at $1,00.
ut The r-Phillips Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
TWO TEACHERS ELECTED
BY SCHOOL BOARD
List of Instructors is Now
Complete.
Board Holds Special Meeting Friday
Night--Janitors Have Been Busy
schools Open Monday.

BOuiu ii"i"9 'P~
Night--Janitors Have Been Busy.
schools Open Monday.
According to DR.. Hartman. every
thing is In readiness for the opening
or the. public schools next Monday
morning. TO hill the vacancies III
the teaching force, four members OIL
the board of education met with DR..
Hartman, Friday afterooon In II. ".
/ Guthery's law office and elected Ed
ear McIlvain, of Ada, ohio, principal
| OF the Olney avenue school building at
a salary of $50 per month and Miss
Mari, Setter. as teacher at the Dav-
| i'll street building at salary OF $q'
per month. Mr.. Mciivain Is a gard
uate II Valparaiso University al
Valparaiso, Ind Miss setter Is
graduate of the local high school and
| n daughter of Mayor ]. q. Setter
Members M. o. Dickerson and IL. 10
Hill We're absent.
For the past month the janitors OF
the school bulldogs have been busy
cleaning and repairing the buildings
for the opening Of school. Floors
have been scrubbed, windows washed
and walls kalsamined. The necessary
supplies for the year have arrived.
The election OF the two teachers yes
terday afternoon completed the lisl
of teachers who viii instruct the
Marion youths during the schoo
year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
VETS MUST WAIT
IN WYANDOTT COUNTY
Petition In Circulation Now Held 10
be Illegal.

In dry counties vets must defer
circulating petitions until after the
end of the three-year dry period. This
opinion was rendered yesterday by
Attorney General Hogan to Prosecut-
ing Attorney Charles +. Close of
Wyandot county
In Wyandot. Scioto and several 9TH
er dry counties, wherein the three
year duration of the last option ehec-
tion will end soon. petitions have been
circulated. Hogan holds these petit
tions to be illegela. saying slgnat lures
might he invalidated by signers NOV
ing away, and that petitioners must
he shown to he residents at the time
the three-year period is ended.
Vets may test the opinion in the
courts.
.----
Hand, the photographer, makes such
good reunion groups. Phone 367.
4 A.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
PITCHER THEADORE
GOULAIT DRAFTED
He /, One of -Four Players spotted by
the Big Leagues.

pitcher Theodore Goulait Is the one
Diggers who las bccn spotted by inc
big leagues. lie has tecn drafted py
The Pittsburg club or the National
league. Catcher Lake OF Chillicothe
WIN go To the same club.
Two other Ohio State players WI
Two other Ohio state players Wll
go to the Zig Leagues. Pitcher Boeh'
Ter, of Springfield, has been drafted
by Cincinnati and third Baseman
Conwell, OF Portsmouth, mas Teen
drafted by the st. Louis Nationals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
IInrlDnrqcr Named.

Columbus, a., Sept. 2.-J. H. llar-
bargcr, a member of the iron mould
ors' union and first vice president Of
the United Constitution committees
of Franklin county. was made the
choice of organized labor for dele
gate to the constitutional convention
Friday evening. He is an enthusiasts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
LODGE NOTES

The Protected Home Circle met
Friday evening with fair atten-
dance. Routine business was trans
acted and arrangements wera made
for a social to be gwen by the cir
Gle two weeks from last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
DEFENCE SEEMS
Cnntlnncd from pnpc ono.

Tinford care Of Henry Cmy Bc3ttie,
hc said. Henry turned the letter
over to me through the mail carrier
told him it was from B,.lah. ]
told him / was going down to Nor
folk and If / saw Beulah down there
said I would give her a good time
I'm his NAM. He said tnat he'd like
To go. and | told him that he had
better not say he was going with
me because he haGn't been around
with me since ais marriage. We went
| tu Norwalk separately and met
/ there. called up Beulah ana we
went around and met her. got
] Hcnrictta Pitman and we went around
| for two days
\ death threat OF vengeance if
! Henry Clay Beatte, Jr, is sentenced
| tc the electric chair, was received bl
Judro Walter a. Watson today. II
came in an unsigned letter written in
a scrawling hand.
Judge NCt Scared.
"You hal better not attach too
much importance to this letter" smil-
cd the courteous young judge as hc
gAaihitcd the death threat.
"Ah reckon an won't much trouble
lmuch over IT,"
Another message printed In grea'
|, tiers ON course paper purpOrted 1
rc from an eyewitness of the murder
This letter WIS signed ana came fron
Petersburg. nearby, but Judge wat
son refused to give the name ally.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
PATH FINDING
CAR IN THE CITY
Five State Reliability Ran WIN Pass
Through Marion.

Halliday car. the pathfinder for
given under the auspices Of the Chi
cago Auto club. PISSED through Mar
ion this morning While in the city
the men in charge Of the route made
arrangements for the fifty contestants
to take dinner here ON October H.
The cars will leave Chicago Octo-
ber 6. They are scheduled to arrive
In indianapolis october Z. I'm Louis
vile, October s.. i'm Cincinnati Octo-
her .. in Columbus October 10 and
p5ss through this c.;v October If
on their way to Chicago.
The run is to take the place Of thu
Gldden tour which wi;i not te hclt
this year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

l.. y. STAFFORD has iiied an answer
.'n the foreclosure proceeding of Jesse
Hess as inst Mary A. Pryor ami 9TH.
crs, in which he denies that the Prem
T. es described in the petition wcr'
ever conveyed to him by j. J. Pre- It
or that he ever assumed the mortgage
obligation set forth In the plaintiff 3
petition. All other allegations + tho
petition are denied nd he asks thai
the case lbc dismissed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

\ petition in error was iiled In tn
circuit court this morning by Lucind
Miller against Susanna CuncNn in a
suit to set aside a dced 1nd make q
5000 claim lien on certain real os-
tate Eight grounds OF error in the
lower court are alleged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

accompanied her as far as Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shaw and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Shaw Of
this city attended the Shaw family
reunion at Shawtown Thursday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02
Thief TAKES A
DIAMOND RING
Police Search For Missing
Valuable.
AUToMoBIlIsT ARRESTED
Exceeds Speed Limit on
East Center Street.

Missing Diamond Ring is Property of
Miss Edna Court of South Prospect
Strcct--Nayor setter Causes Arrest
of Auto Driver From indianapolis.
bicycle is Stolen From House Of
james Roof.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

writer.
Lawyers Of loth the state and de-
fcnsa have received scores of letters
Js we'll as Judge Watson. Much time
has been wasted in following them up
Tut go far none Aas brought any
tangible results.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs Harry Waterman of Ft. Wayne
Indiana, is visiting at the home of
James Knapp on Mt. Vernon avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

MTH. JOun ClOsc WAS nOSltSS 10 lnt
members of the Woman's Home cir
Gle yesterday afternoon at her home
on south Prospect street. Following
brief business session the members
enjoyed a season of social chat and
needle work In contest uniquely
planned by the hostess, Mrs. Charles
Wayland received first honors anil
rrize, and Mrs. Frank Tuttle received
second award. At the tea hour course
refreshments were served
The next meeting will be held ~
two weeks at the home of Mrs. J.
S Edscll on Senner avenue.
Miss Josephine Broclett of East
Chuch street has been spending the
past few days at the owens home.
two and half miles east of the city.
Last evening Tor her pleasure Mr..
Elmer owen invited a number Of
Marion friends to his home. Last ev-
enng was an ideal one for an old
fashioned hay ride and the young
people were carried TO their destina-
tlon on a rack procured for the oc-
caslon. A marsh-mallow roast feat
ured the evening specially while mu-
n1ent. At the close of the evening
light refreshments were served, aft
CT which the merry crowd left for
their return trip to the city.
Miss Ida Roberts was an out-of-
town guest.
Mrs. T.. o. Richardson is extending
hospitality to large number of Ma
rion matrons this afternoon at hei
home on Bellefontaine avenue. She
is "at home" between the hours ol
3 and ).
| The thirteenth annual reunion OF
the Kennedy family was held Tues-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Kennedy In Crawford county
There were rs members and friends
of the family present.
I Following the dinner hour an in
formal program was rendered, at tn.
close of which an afternoon of infor-
NAL pastimes and social interminglins
was enjoyed.
| Mrs. j. Habcrman was hostess &c
| the members of the Jolly club OF Ter
Yesterday afternoon at her home Oh
| east Center street. The members as
sc mble1 a5otu o'clock and spent th'
afternoon hours chatting behind th'
cool vines of the porch as they plyed
| their needles in bits OF embroidery
lard sewing. When needles were laid
aside the hostess conducted cleverl>
arranged guessing game. Mrs. ,
Creasap was most successful in TINS
game while Mrs, A. Robinson wo,
sec ond honors. The hostess presenteo
both with pretty mementoes of thei'
| skin. AT o'clock u dainty tea wa'
| served
The next meeting will be held II
two weeks at the home of Mrs "A
Robinson on east Center street
! Yesterday was the eleventh blrthda'
| anniversary of Master Franklin Lon'
and I'm honor of the happy event Mrs
Charles Long entertained about thirt
children last evening at her holn
ON south State street. Many delight
ful diversions were planned for TN
little folks and when they grew tlre'
of games a delicious lunch was served
Mrs. Long was assisted by her SIS
ters, Mrs. Grace Jackson ana MIS-
Hazel Long, both of Findlay.
= -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

For the past two days the police
have been searching the city for
diamond ring which was tolen from
Miss Edna Court daughter Of Frank
Court. OF south Prospect street but
their efforts availed nothing
Miss Court first missed the rims
from her room Thursday morning. Ii
had been taken from her dresser
Where she placed 1t, "Wednesday night
'rhe theft was immediately reported
To the police who searched the pawn
shops but were unable to locate it. No
other valuables in the Court hom
were taken.
III had more time to spend on
the streets. you can bet the automo-
bile men who exceed the speed limi.
would suffer" Mayor SETTER said TINS
morning Aud the doctor had iacts
to back up his statement.
Triday evening as the mayor alight-
ed from Center street car at Grand
avenue on his way home. a large auto
Nhizzed by at q mlle-a- minute clip
nearly sweeping him OFF his feet lie
hastencd 10 Stanley's grocery stoi
nearby and informed acting Captain
Cusick that law-brcaking autoisi
vas headed toward the center OF the
city. Special officer Wilhelm located
the auto driver and placed him un-
der arrest Mayor Setter soon ar
rived at his office. fined the offending
driver s. and costs and gave him ms
freedom. He gave his name as Mayer
Somero of Indianapolis
James Roof, of summit street re-
rorted to the police last night tha'
wheel belonging to'his son mad pes'
stolen. He furnished them with
description of the wheel and an ell
for, was made to locate 1t.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

James A. Slnapp. Of Mt Vernon
avenue. received word this morning
that his nephew, Harry Batch. Of
Toledo. was drowned last Friday night
The particulars Of his death was not
given.
AIRLINE, PAGER, belonging to Dr.
n Sifritt of IaRuc. won race at
Napakoneta fair. yesterday. The
horses time WIS 10 H..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

tic advocate of the initiative and re-
fcrcndum
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs T.. o. Richardson is extending
hospitality to o large number of Ma
rion matrons this afternoon at her
home on Bellefontaine avenue She
is "at home" between the hours of
z and ).
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-01
STAMFORD BRIEFS.

The big steam yacht Emrose has reached New York for the spectacular review of the war ships. Oliver Park, assistant engineer and s'bosun" has snvited Q number of his friends to be his guests this week.
 The members of the high school dramatic club who will offer Shakes peare's '.As You Like It. in the As- sembly room next Friday night invit- ed the public 10 the performance. No admission fee will be charged as the performance is a postponed part of the Commencement exercises of the eighth grade
 number of the members of the cast have been seen before in local fheatricals and their ability is es- abolished. Although the effort is very ambitious it is believed that the difficult play will be handled with credit to the performers and to the town. FNT sif
 Yesterday a cart containing a ton of coal broke in two at the residence of w. Hart on East Broadway. The driver was thrown over the head of his horses and escaped with a few bruises although spectators were sure that he had been killed. The outfit belongs to Al Wakelee the coal dealer. The damage to the cart was slight. The Assessors will be in session this evening for the last time to receive tax lists. Taxpayers should file lists and relieve the assessors of work of making the assessments without suffi- cient data.
 The Stratford High eleven will en- gage the Bridgeport Trade school war riors at Seaside Park, next Saturday afternoon. A previous game ended in tie and the coming game will there- fore have added interest. SrsSJohn Anderson of Fairyiew ave- nue issat the. Bridgeport hospital un- dergoifsE tfeafmerhlfN v
 Mir and Mrs. (. s. Smith of Main street have returned from an extended tour through northern Ohio-
 l. P. Hale is believed to have the biggest record for ducks this season. He is said to have ducked 20 times last night when the boys threw apples ats-hin.