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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
aaass eiasanasiss 0Dsblati, aonnerTas 20 apr 1911.

mabsn.-s1.76 .76--2O0 per Bbr.
etefrabsn. --sl.0o--l.25 pee gbI.
som Gtors.
eptnat-si.75-2loo per Bbt.
aaab,prsbatte.
WpkneH.- marft ftetis. grimo Rars
sSsDfut s3.ib, aefisbte uRO bel Saao ass
pIIadfs seapp $50 per Bu.
Dea. -gsartt rutss. no. l 1bimotbp
g2I.Oo, no. Q DO. $3.50, no. 8 DO. $500
1T. so; alee, aentiIHtsr Rp. $500, no.
q DO. 8l7 so; Rice no. Sl4,50--l5 90, 30.
q &lB.50--l4.00 per Ton.
wabIsnfafter VT itstig - alete s2s so
za.6O, MibbEing Grpbe &24 .OO-25 90. bo.
fsines 825 .00-2B.09, gsmtintes Eutter
ma. so "a so per Zcnne In 1ua aRo 81 90
usshr auf benz GsIeiie.
gsrfSisbsass.
Cete. - marft Ut ftetts. -- aeinbl
rp6ss ssc, esfoAsss s7e per gauons In
Rartisn peu IA Bbl. Grtra Biuter Ten
2nrbSl re per Gaaone. Cotton Seeo
BEL robes zT--aBc, raffntrtss 51-52e "per
galIems. Terpeutin 79r, g.srOIeum, Der,
fectscn lOe, rhtc, aentlfp uno Snbtana
CSC per gaIons. GrDpH 6GioItn l8c,
Raphta l8e per Danons.
@aIa. - Der WGrh III rribiq. Cbtc
Rtper O-e5c, Tss6tgan uHb Gtrou 94c
per Dbl. uoH $50 BFune.
TaIa III uiIiiger.- aSrimaGitp 8 -- e1sc,
ho. Gcuutru 5T---6c per Bfunp.
RohIeH.-- Marft subis Douehtoabenu
es .a6, Rut uns GIae e. %, aamawbc
efa6.pbleR sB.25. gaub arb glad 81 30
{. 90 per Tonne abeeIiefert. auuhIoisSta6
febleu s3.75, anthroeite &72 per Ioun,
abeslsefert. Gefs foites $500 per IoHH,
abeeiiesert.
Samsreten. --- Wartt fsft eIse'au
men t7 .7O--s rs auf BEN GeIei'e uro 81. 81
p rs per gu. uem Store. 1tmotbp ~
800 auf bem @sIeife uub s5O0-6. %
per Bufhel BON 5tsre. 8W9weisea g0c
Tlr6sfaanen e. 80 per Su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Mmsmdrtise Wdrtte.
VEN nnrf. 10. Mnril.

NV JutAS Ia. ApEA.
m,br.- sufu6r 1885 gbts.. gerHauot
IO4O pbIs. Isarft aftiD ano uusefabr itettd.
epriua gatsnf a 75-6.l0. DiHier 5traigbts
e3 70-3 50, Binter Batsuts s. S0--4.35,
@rrfaa cIeu.s % .65--40O, Biuter Grtras
20. / s8 2O--S. 40, No. z DO. S3.05-3.l5,
eanfas ftroiatts $4.l0--4.25.
RpaaeumshI iFt ie't Tair Bis aus
tes a. .46-4.55, 6ctee bis fansp s4.60-
$50.
Bu&pssssnmsbt q 1T rubts gu s2.75
per 100 BsuHb.
HnApslaeu IN ftetis. american Sic
anh eanabtan ooc {. I. T. Rem Dori.
WaismsbI IN itetig. - 5sines peises
unb a.Ibes 81 .I5---l.20, sro6ss 81 .l0-I.l7,
Atln6riss S2 so.
Rpaaen neuinsa. - 20. 2 Deftsrn S3e
(. o. D. Rem Dors
@srfte 1T rahia. RaIsgerite si.l5--
LII c. t. I. Rem Dorf.
Dei.eH.-aMfuhr 2 400 9E. gsrfanst
- Ru. nagst In ftstie. no. 2 rother
s81.e I'm Gieuator nnn 9s1&e fob ihnims
meno, Ro.l Rortbern TuIutb 81 .055S fob.
iGwtnsmsrs.
melfhgern. - Sufuhr 10, ,l25, 8ers
Ferbt 1862 gu. glarft wirie. erport 9s.
2 675Se f.s.k. itwimmsno.
0afsr. - SuFuhr s6 ,075 gu, Ber'anbi
-- Hu. Tsdrtt fsefig. etansure Tsi,
Ser ss1&r. 20. Deiser s9lle, stO. 8 Soc,
30. 4 sac.
ben III feiter. grima 1905. go. 1l0e,
Re. z i1oc. 20. s S0--gOe.
6orfen TIT feff. Gtate 1910. oreinirer
bss fseice 15-29e: 1903. lS--2le; 9aeiFtS
Goat 1910. eresnarss bis 6sies ls-22e
1909. l4-iTs.
Sanfs finb rnsis. - Central amsries
e0s. Doscta 22c.
peesr tssruhia. SeusLed 2sLE-251St
Bort fGun1 itetla. FeriiIr sl9 .O0-20 50
ibort clear si7.O0-iS.s5. Reb $500
1870.
Rsef 1T ffetla. SaHstls SIS 5.Oo-l5,5O,
MES 8iS.50--l4 90. BeefsS6iuleH S26 OF
--2s 90, Bsrvads sl2 00-I2.5 so. Gttp srtrc
aHsla gses si5 .O0-i5.5o.
Gut Msats ftne rHhis. Bep6sette Bel
Hes. 10 bts IL Bfe.. ll---12ks. DO. SOUL
tern 81 sac, be- saiHsen lee.
q mfEaEa III iAmGh RibbIe Net prtml
y7 $500. Raffiuirtes In ihwa6. Con
ttneHt $40, .. y. $50, GompsuHS =
Tke.
faIs m rubis. - grima eitp 7Ts
gpumtrp 49,.
BaumwelIia 1T piaissr
Drima robes s5.Oo-6.0T. prtHa CONNIE
astbes s6.0O-s.o5.
RstFe len m III ftetis. adfRHirtss Rer
Ucrf S74O, BhiIaeeIpbta ans BaItimor
AZ 90, bo. In Dult 81 80.
@eIIs tft rEbts. Demestie 5Ieece 2s-
2st.
oars IN mtlIia. straineb, sepobnIifei
bss suses 81 s0---s.0O.
FerveHtin III ftstis gu T7Ize.
Nets III ftetis. Gtubsinii6er 2h-5kc
9afna 51k-Se.
Refaifes IN ftettd. Rep ErEeans Epe
Kettle, gutter bic soics. 30--50c.
9a6er. - Roser in feft. gfusedpao
80 Tea. 8.4s. Centrifugal IS Teh S.98t
ysogafies snder 50 Ien s.2se. Rafffutrts
| m fsfis. Gut apaf $40, Gruiheo b.6ot
Noatb - b.25c, Ga5es 5.l6e, gomoere
5.0o<, 9ranaIatss 4.sot. DIAMOND "a
4Io0. Gexfsstieners IA 4.75s, sae.1 4.7i
Re. 2 4Tok. Rs. 8 4.65. Ro. q 4.6oc, RO. =.
4.55e, so. 8 4.5ot, 10. 4.45e, 9lo.
4.sOx, 4c. o 4.35c. 30. 10. 4.s0c. 30. /
4.25e. 60. Il 4.2oc, Re. Is 4.i5c, 80. L
A.lbc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Gbteaao, 10. april.

WshI. - Ter Wartt III wiais ggtntsE
gatenss "a. 75-4 80. Straishss IS TO 80.
eprinaslnieuts beftes S.. .a0-5 IS, Straisbts
A.MA 10. @dters S3.Oo--i135.
Wsissn. - 9Ir Rai sT14 89e, an
S6,Iuk ssLke: fur JuIi s5sz z--s6Lc. an
enlnb S61.e fur 5epssrabsr s511ss-s5 He.
am s1tas S4e.
BeIftfprn. - Str Mai 49k -- SOC
am g&lut SOC: fir SuIi 50sx-5i1se. or
enlus Sic: fur september 6ik - 52e
am s6lus SIC.
nafsr. = Sar mai 3iL-slLse, an
sngas size; fur SuEs iss-sIs*e. an
Salab 3lsxs. iar s.psember 5lh.-sl 11ac
ann ealab 81 Nc.
xRoausn. - 20. 2 sl--92e.
@erls. - cute Suttergerfte 65--S5c,
aafs bis eeeiee Ralsssrfte i00--lo9e.
Glndsfaamea--Ro.I s.0. 25l1Ie
Wr 4 N 60. 263tze.
7imetspiaamsu. --tl2 .O0per Gent
Iisr.
aIsefaameu.--Sl5.oo 90 per Geutner.
sae fuori. - $500 - 1926 per 8bI
Tar aRai si5.s5 1880. am Snlui
sl5.s7K FIR Suit sl4.67k-l4.sJ. an
edlus 5i4. no.
eMmnIs. - ST.7Tk per 100 gfunh
Tnr aaai 81 So so. am Shlnb 81 ~
Sils suli 81 .s7<--s.oo. ems GAIab s. 81 "
tar s<vsemssr ~ s7H - S.l5. am SAIH'
G.g75
Shorf RippenisiteH - aofe s7.7'
--S.B7k per 100 90. Gfsr Mas Ss.35 =
6A7lf, am S6Iub ss.5b: fur 5uli 81. 81
-S.M, an GAlus eS.0ak; fur Septembet
q. .s2s< <-7. .95, am S6lnk ~ %.
e4nItsrn. = Sbevt nare Seitea per
va4l eess7 $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Iroesrtes.

3uasr.- greiie feltsr. aaffiatrter snt
2eaf 6.80c. pespeeree $50, sabes 6.75c.
sranuIatee 5.5Oe, spnfeetsensrs 81" S.45r.
Eff "a" sos. A6e, meissr ertxa -"
sos. I5c, srfra ). O." 00e, crsinks
rer aeIber 475-4.S0e.
RoIafies In ftetia. VEN Crssa q
Cpsn Kettle 34--44e, Gsntrifasat I5-23e,
per @aaons Scrgbum SS--87e per Ualene
Reis.-Rarst siemIiH IebbaFt une ites
tis. 2oaiftdua. Sanep Seao 6-6ke, vrima
41s-51Se. eroinarsr sZ-4se. Sasan b.
4e per DfnHe.
0airs gresuste.
Butter. - Qreamerp III ruhig unS
itstie. fanep greanterp 231<c, Greamsrp
Erfts 22L.e, se, ieccnhs zoe. fancp Dalrp
i5e, no. l21.e per gfans.
Rkie. -- Rarft ftetse. Dkte Hat lSc,
aerbuefterliter l5l.-lse, Neu gers Ice,
edwei,sr IsI - a6xs, ssmburasr lee,
prs6 iss per Sfuns.
Gisr. - anssbot sres. Ra6fraee gat,
2rssfe wilig. grima frii1e nihnersler
l4I<e, firfts 1916, feccRbs l2e per DutA.,
@Gnfeeixr J0c. Gntenessr 2Oc per Itb.
@eflhssL - 9adfraae maSig. #reii<
militia. Aistns gprine Gbidens pcn I
LIZ DO. S-45e, arebe Gpriaaers psu
2 Bfe. uup eariiber 20--25c, 0ikner lac,
p6bne sLs. Iruttabner i5x. Gutfs DC. Tn
ten i2-i5e, Ghnie 6-Sc per Bfune.
Cbft anb @emsfe.
MepfsI.--8ancp Rem Bort q. .75--6.5o
cswohnIihe S5 l00--5.2 .25 per HbI.
Ettrc men - Dlnrft itstig. GaItfDrnie
S2. .7b--4OO, TRefitna $350-s. rs per aifts
CraRaen. - Marft rubig uHs nsfta. -
California ss.0o--3.50. 6tsriea $50 -
2.75 per Rite.
erbbesrtn- alahama $s 0o--s. .5s
peg Crate psn "a Quarts.
GarfeffsIn. ~ Mihiean si So 10
| qsuisusfe sl .S0-2.l0 per Bbg. aaf ben
Gelgifs gnb 65 roc per Su. i'm Stpye
| Srahe Ohio si .25 per Ba.
saatfarteffeIn Neibe 65--
roc. Acfe 65--75e, frlhs Cbso 3l.2S perDa
aaf nem Gelette.
Sauge aasteffsIH.--6isriea t2 .of
--2.50 psr camper.
SEEfafteffeIH Tsnep Serfe,
s. rs - $50 rss Ubi. nnh niftelma bisi
| 81 .O0--I 10 per Dnfnper.
9raut. - Marft ketiQ. fanrp Mebit.
75e-si %. Jgeriea 75e = aI.25 per BbI
| pem store.
0wisIsIH.-- GsIbe esSswisbslH Soc
-5ss. Essts sI.0o-l26 ~ ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Bntter.-g2artt itetis. Grean1erD l5
--21r, Dairn 13--1Sc.
Gter. - Wartt ftetis. 5rtfd3e l41s--
l5c per Gutsnb.
Rdie. Rartt i9wad. Cream l914--
loLe per Rfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Riubpieh. Beepes s5.l5 -- $40,
Tsras stiers S4lso-5.60, psitltAe Stters
s4.So-5. 50. gtoters uuo leseers 500
s.75, Rabe uHb 6eifers s. 1850, asleer
S4.75-650. Wartt l0c Hiebriesr.
Snwetue - seidts $6.2o-6.55, ae'
miinte S6.l5-650, iHDsre $500. .S5,
rauhe $5.90-6.lO. CUTE bis GuserIsieas
iAuere S6.l0-G.35, Seriel 50 .2o-6-55.
Rartt Idngiam une 5--l0c nteertger.
ShaFe ane 2dmmer-Shafe GtE'
betntite So 90. 20, GpeftItde 8 .l5--4.7o,
Sa6rEtnge S4.30-5.25.
ahmmer. 6iuhsimiihe 81 .bo-6. Is,
rusifIhe SA.50-6.I5. RGrtt ihDu6 bis loc
nieorteer
3uFuhr. - Ainspieb 10000, S1petns
Is 90, SAafe uno Sauzner 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Rem port. 10. aprtI.

Rep BORT. 10. Apra.
3lna mar bsute wilis su s4l.5o Al 10
un6 Rupfsr Hau; sate eli sf2.37K--2. 80,
GIectroIntbic ~ &I2 .3Tk une Gas
fling Su $l1 s71f--12.fJ0. Biei mar flau gu
"a. .40-4.50 uR6 SpeIter miuig Su $3.50
5.55. Gt'en mar rubig. $50. 1 5ounorp
Rprtbern gu $3.50 -- 1926, Ro. Z DO. Su
$l5.25--I60O, SO, / GoutberH uno 30.
Goatbern ieit su $l550-l6.o0.
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~~FNfA 49, - GDS
Rtnbpieb. Die 3ufubr par beute
gertu3, bic auhfrase mdBtg uno bic 8rstie
fieleR um l0--l5c. RiIftiIhe fiub ftetis.
Shwere StteEs $4.S5-5.9O, ertra $50
--S.25. E6ien $225 -- 500, ertra -,
6Let'6srittere s4.25--5.60, ertru S5.65-6 90,
PETERS $325-560. ertra 1886 - $50,
aiihs s2.25-46 65, ertra 81. 1880. Gan
ners $3.50 -- 3.75, StOters uub 5eeeers
$3.75-540. srtra $5.50-575.
BulI n.-Der Wartt mar beate rubtg
uuo bic 8reiie um l0c Hieorteer. Die gu
fubr mar n1sbr ais serieene.
Rasere unD lei5te 81. .75-4.25, Bologna
81 4.25-5.O0, ertra S5.00-5. Is, Fetts 8uaeH
"a. .75-5.25.
2dlber. Tie 3uiuhr mar sismLih
sro6, bic Raffraae nur mdstG uno bic
Bretle fteIen nm 25--j0c. Ter Rartt 'hioB
ifpad
Crotudre unb arose 50 O0-6.O0, fair bis
CUTE isihte S4.5o-6.25, EXTRA $5.25-6.5O.
Rdlber in ben aonmtfion: Sduieru --
iSaHcp 6Le, prima bts GuserIefene 519-
&c. prbiHdre 4--5c.
2 6wetne. - lie 3ufubr mar grof
unb Der Rartt Ihuah. lie Brstie fie.er
um l5--20c uH0 pteIe ShpetRe bllebeR uH
pertauFt.
Stwere Shpetue brahteR S6.lO-6.35
CUTE bis auserieieae 8erpa6unass uni
| 5Ieii6er'orten Se.40-6.5j. eeusii6te ger
! pafungs'orteu $835-S.50, protuare bts
aaserleisRe iduers iette saue $3.50. .35
ertra s. 40-5.J0. Staas S3.25-4.25 Ieiht,
| 8erVanofiortsn &5 $3.50, iSerfeI pom II
| Nh uab ueuiaer 81. .5o-6.s 80.
ed unoG 6mmer. - lie beutla
| 3afubr mar arpb, bic Raffraae Hur mdBt!
uno bic 8reiie fteIeu am l5--23c.
Sbafe - Grtra s4.o0-4.l0. CUTE bis aus
srlsiens $3.50 -- $50, oretHare bts gut
$2OO-34o.
| 2dmmtr-Grtra S8oo-5.25, quite big aus
erGeisue s.. sos 90, orotn6re BIS quite SAT
$40, asihoreus S5.0o-5.50, ertra ----
| ,srlhiahrss sGmmer Tile pro Sfo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

e<ss. ssnss sas sssata 10 ass ssrs.

- =
Sen on eaus mdr rvtIIis ~ 2N--2L y.
Rrima ssfAaitspapssrs ssaresn ~ a.
aLG bistcnstrt. 4. ..
kterIina,Gr6anae IN ruiaiaer. -
Gsdta az o. 4.B6I 4.S6K uno 6O Iage
Gic5t Al "a. .s35s 4,Ss1s.
HnnbsssCbItgstisnsn naren pc
tia unh suurbsn spie foIst uuotirf:
Wsr. etaatsW stsfnnbtns 2% 10lL
u,b.. a. ssaifsrists li925l llaA-llo4,
Soupousil5L -ll6@ sE rsgiifrtrts 1917
---lOaIf, Coupons i0i M--io2n, Rana'Ha
Gcapoi.s ~ l0f--ioiN.
Mfttenm arst. Am gorMtttsse nor
her Rarft fiebsrifb uno Die RresSs i6pdcp.
@pater ieeodb trat esHe atenoung sla VIZ
q uurbe ssars eefauft, rpebura bic Berln'te
pcru pornitiaee meikens misesr gut &C.
snacht rairheH.
NatbiifksHps auris ibarssu uoH ost s5is,
ma Srwsu, Ballmaa 4 80, 10. zSc-<a<
malnsi Sfrabs, bsri4tet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Before Call.
- Hftlen Gtnc. Mbrttcss z pfb...........fe5
1e sttffen Am MeIttna Wnl pge..........tfs
~ Mgsseu atue Gtrtet ~. G9..............fB
IS MfiAsn 3gff4 MntscssnftaMf. Mf........-.....2N
so NtitsH Etffh.Ibarb Ratisnrt paTs1. szx%
" Nfftsf afne. Gas q 9IecfTte 9e....s..- ~
FIRST Cali.
ft-Mttss gsnx, 9es q electric gc.4s4.4.. ess%
sslsn a;S .......... ......... 80 81
Aftlen atrft Rat. Bart. f..................3i5 3i5
Between Cali
IS Mfsisn Taufru @ns a GGecfrtc .........lB
- Mfttrn GMersrnn SeeDtHa Ws00. pf... ~
81 MtissH 0luc. Dae O. Vieefzfe 9e.......y ~
Egstsn 4tff. Mbuttotr rfe..........-..to 10
10 Mstien palm Evc4. rfe.................it3
nR.sss I'm msIlisa Hsaa sfb...........i
secona Cell
n usss<a giae eas Ggst. es............. ~
=, nftisH aittfs Gtrpite com. ....,.s...,., tek
- Afgteu Htties &eEpses bfe. ............... 81
t5 sffhen Haasfrs4rsttf Nnf. Banf. szzsss
80 AffisH 0tfsssns ssaff TaHf., .as
aGhssshenee EassHe ron TN bisftsgen
Mmts bsftHelsebea Dones uma AktisR eisbt
BITE oifisssaen laotirunsen on:
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snf. Nssrs. mar. IL E6skWefwn ~ zs.,:... ~
S.s.s Il. 4 NH sTIs ..,.., = I. =. -. sza s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

GN&Kt84 R4AW aMs1N.
Der lImEas TN hieNarn GfsaFsnsssns Bee
lief fi& beufs auf % s,7s3. 800.
c<ssEasaasm.
Aad ksufe MGR Der Wiarst TIT 2rfaliesaris
tatsa nseeer re24 iss6aft aae gine. @as ~
Gletirse 60. atfieH maren tonanaebeno, bod
Yuat beS ilmsfat In bsnieGbeE ni6t 10 gres
ate On sea nerhsraskenbeH beieeR Iagen.
Die fofgeHben @erfdufe fne ~ beridtsH:
Mn Der gsstt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Siebmdrfte.

GtRetnRatt, l9. April.
3ufu5r uuo gerianbt rud5renD ben uers
Fofienen "a Stunben perglideH nit ben
porbsrgebeHosu 2 Lasen, uareH ute foI9t:
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Sn ben hssfasn Banter ismobI ME bel
zen alairsrn maren bis Dsihdfts hemts rutig
iiH6 @elb if 90 niebstsea 9snssatfn ~ en-
iaAaen Ben ben 9aHftn purpsH Iarlstsn
on saiI-sa 3s<--4% ansesiisbsa uHo 6es
iMaftapnpssrs iparbsn ~ bL --bR stsfoas
iirt. am sffsasn Hearfts rpnrbsr Tarfeksa
sen edIs su bt<-4E uHb auf 3sis ~ ~
vIdctrt.
sseMin lsaf Nsm Dsfs.
warsn feit Al zoe gIrantls per $1,000 sipiiHsn
Hnnfsn esbofsu. Tie GeMmfsrrats betsdsi
5Os gtdmie Der $1,000.
aesdgd sHf axspss.
ipareu miIIiaer. Sente Iinb bic fsEaeassn
EactiTanesn IN bertAtsa.
fcHbon, 3 Eage SiGt, Sl87 per e,
so 1nas eiht, e4s8A Der O. parss
Tads Sihs, 6i2L--5i5 5raHes psr tl0O
90 1aaf 5thf, 5l71 SEQ 5ranes per 800;
far Hsnsifhlane 4 Iaee Gi6t 4sTf o.
be. 60 Iase SsHt, eI1<e.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11
NEWS AB]U1 TOWN

Arthur Jewell, 207S Seaview avenue,
employed by the Naugatuck Valley Ice
Co suffered a fracture of the right
arm on a State street car last even
ing when he was struck by a timber
left near the car tracks in excavation
work. DR.. Greenstein of the emer-
geEcy hospital placed the victims arm
in splints and took him to st. Vincent's
hospital
DR.. W. J. Southey, the veterinarian,
dispatched with pistol shot a big
bay horse owned by P. j. Murphy, a
truckman. when the animal fell and
broke a foreleg at State and Water
streets yesterday.
George Bailey, aged II, of Connecticut
avenue. was bitten in the right leg,
and James Lord. 53 White street, was
bitten in the right thigh yesterday
when dogs attacked them. DIR. Krause
cauteriZed their wounds at the emer-
gency hospital.
Preferring to settle their domestic
differences in their own way without
recourse to the courts, John Stirn, an
elderly painter of PA Lafayette street
and his wife, after 30 years of married
life, have partitioned their property,
four family block where they live
agreeing to go their own ways hence
forth The papers confirming the
agreement were filled with the town
clerk yesterday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
OF THE MUSICAL CLUB


Yesterday afternoon in the south
sun parlor of The Stratfield the We'd
nesday Afternoon Musical club held it's
annual meeting and election of Off
GERS First an amendment to the con-
stitution was adopted allowing two
vice presidents instead of one, and
two were elected accordingly yester-
day.
The former vice president. Mrs.
Jonathan Godfrey was elevated to the
presidency as is the custom of the
club. Other officers chosen were as
follows:
First president. Mrs. S. T. Da-
Wis, Jr: second vice president Mrs.
Augusta Englehart; corresponding
secretary. Miss Mabel L. French; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. William H.
Comley, Jr.; treasurer Mrs. Charles S.
Cole.
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical
club is one of the largest and most
successful of women's clubs in the
State. and is responsible for a ma
jority of the best musicales which are
given in Bridgeport.
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OBITUARY

Hannah. widow of John Scanlon OF
sat Pembroke street died last evening
at st. Vincent's hospital after a short
Illness. She is survived by two chill
'iren, two sisters Nora Flahaven and
Mrs Nellie Ryan, and four brothers.
John Flahaven. patrolman in the To-
cal police force, James. Daniel and
Patrick, all of this city.
MarcelIa C. Glazebrook, widow of
Thomas B. Glazebrook, formerly a
well known resident of this city, died
Monday in Paterson. Y. ]. The re-
mains We're brought to this city this
morning where at st. Patrick's church
a high mass of requiem was sung by
Rev -P. T. Picker. Ilterment was in
Park cemetery
Funeral services. over the remains
of Charles Richard Mann We're held
yesterday afternoon at the undertake
ing parlors of William Lieberum and
Son in Main street. Rev. Paul F..
Clemen pastor of st. Paulus Luth-
eran church officiated. Interment was
in the Central Eerein plot in Park
cemetery.
The funeral of James p McDermott
was held from Rourke & Rourke's I'M
dertaking parlors this morning at 8
o'clock, and half an hour later from
st. James church. Stratford. where
Rev. Father O'Connor read the re-
QUEEN mass There was a large at
a very beautiful display of floral Of
ferings. The pail bearers were Thorn
as, William. John. Thomas McGrath
and William and John Costello The
interment was in the family plot in
ST. Michaels cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11
POLLS.

More than two hundred were in the
party of Elks ands families at Polls
last evening, it being Elks night, and
they, with the capacity audience pres
ent made the big bill go with a whirl.
Flowers galore went over the foot
lights and hundreds Of yards Of
streamers from serpentines were
the bill during their act. A record
crowd was in attendance. and the
idea of a bill with eleven acts and
each corking good one appeals to
the theatre-g going public. Tonight the
entire house is sold out again, the
largest party being a hundred of the
A B. c. Club in boxes Tremendous
applause greeted Burdick and Barry,
the clever singers and dancers; Free
Gilman, the monologue man, and Flor
ence LegeTe, the girl with the grand
opera voice
Mrs Gene Hughes heads the bill
and presents the best sketch success
of the season. youth built around
an admirable theme and very clever
ly acted. Walsh. Lynch and company
offer the special feature of the bill
and Tom Linton and his Jungle Girl,
the best girl act of the season. pro-
vides another special fea ture. Ernest
Painter. and his company, including
Midget Charley, the clever acrobat,
close the bill with a sensational act,
and Miss Poney Moore and D. J.
Davie offer the most novel act of the
season in the singing and dancing line
with character changes. those by Miss
Moore of male roles being wonderfully
clever. One of the most talked of
acts of the present season, especially
because of it's artistic atmosphere, is
that of the Springford Twins, with
splendid wardrobe. a great collection
of songs and a novel surprise.
Seats for the remaining perform
ances areNv very few and inasmuch as
it is the greatest bill of the season
it would be well not to get in the
Saturday rush.
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Many Box Parties to
FSee Wharfage Game''
Park Theatre Tonight

Tonight at the Park theatre will be
seen not only the largest but the most
fashionable audience of the season.
J There will be many theatre and box
parties present to witness the best
comedy the best cast and the best
. production that Mr.. Sperry has ever
z presented Among some of the not
able people who will be present at to-
tnight's performance of THE Marriage
Game" will be Miss Grace La Rue,
. who will pleasantly be remembered as
co-star with Sam Bernard, and starred
Fin MOLLY May and Madame Trou-
bodor" Miss La Rue is conceded to
. be one of the, most beautiful women
! on the stage today. Miss LaRue will
be accompanied by her millionaire
husband. Byron Chandler. who is the
son of the late Governor Chandler of
New Hampshire. In the same box
with Mr. and Mrs Chandler will ha
the Misses keenan,, the daughters of
Frank Keenan,. the well known actor
who is best remembered for his work
as the sheriff in 1.-The Girl of the
Golden West The Misses Keenan,
are friends of the leading man. Ralph
Keliard who appeared in The War,
reas of Virginia" when Frank Keenan,
was starred. They will motor up from
New York and will occupy the lower
right hand box to witness-the best
play our local author has given us.
In another box will be several prom
inent Stratford people. in fact tonight's
audience promises to be one of the
most fashionable one of the season.
Juliet? scored tremendous hit last
evening and in response to the num-
erous encores introduced three extra
representations. Mr.. Kellard has cas-
lily proven himself to be the greatest
leading man seen in any of the clos
ing events. Miss Mason is still re-
ceiving applause that nearly shakes
the big playhouse Miss steinbach re-
ceived an ovation last evening that
hex work is appreciated and that she
is a. favorite with the local theatre
goer. The theatre was packed to the
doors last evening and at the fall of
the curtain on the last act the COM
pany was given the greatest number
OF curtain calls ever received at any
of the local offerings. The Park thea,
tire will surely enjoy capacity business
at both performance daily for the bal.
snce Of the week. No one should miss
the opportunity of witnessing the
classiest comedy seen in Bridgeport
for many years. Phone orders will not
be held any longer than promised as
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11

the demand for seats is large and it
IS the desire on the part of the man
agement to treat all alike.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11
DRESS SKIRTS

Women's and Misses Dress Skirts,
made of fine quality Panama, wide
band, prettily embroidered, some
tunic effects, some plated, others
panel back and frort, worth Sc to 81.
Aviation Sale Price,. $3.50
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-11
SENATOR M'NEM In
|. FAVOR OF CONCERTS

Sr. has come out strongly in favor
of public band concerts in Bridge
port parks and backs up the sugges-
tions made by DeVer H. Warner in
this respect.
Mr. Mcneil says that he will be
very glad to contribute to a subscrip-
ton list. He believes that concerts
should be given on Sundays in both
Breadsley and Seaside parks, in order
that working people who are fond of
music and have little opportunity of
hearing it during the week, may have
their taste gratified on the only holi
day of the week.