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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13

to t, show the transactions ION on this a pd hsh
Detaewwgeli himself and tho distillery.
acco,, ny didn't i,i Wood keep accurate
man asked tho prosecuting attorne~
Nhen 4 person deliberately DESTROYS
~ o9on Dan ana records it is principle
o p, common sense that those records
The attack OF tho defense upon FL.
n.ore, ne said, was wholly beside the
Iiark; HE testimony against the in
er S,Ga aistlilery was given to the gov
hent In the revenue department, he
sdid and was not In any way infu-
e er,s ny his position under the gov
nc said. does not make an honest. man
OF Wood or Rhea it'a =
the buried tanks found on the dis
aiiery premises; argued the lawyer,
They did not appear In the govern.
iinent survey and could only have been
installed and used for a fraudulent
purpose. This circumstance as well as
the businesslike bribery of the gov
eminent officer. no said, caused him to
LOOK upon the whole affair as one
or tho poldest pieces of rascality that
ever came pas t2 his notice;
Juoeo Lewis denounced In strongest
terms wha. nc called the unwarranted
insinuations against the conduct of
Noionel Chapman and his office.
George Washington himself" he
said. was not more incorruptible or
more conscientious In the discharge Of
ms duty than is William II. Chapman,
and ! thank God that / can say that
IN all truth of revenue officer OF
INC united States government"
The testimony of Chemist Doran. of
,ne Internal Revenue Department, at
", w as hington. as we'll az that OF the
local oiiicers wAo visited the dIstil-
Iery on different occasions, said tho
prosecuting attorney. offered abundant
PROOF that the plant was operated in
violation OF the revenue laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13

At Roanoke: Montreal (Interna4
tionals). 10; Roanoke (Virginia), o. n;
At Norfolk: Norfolk (Virginia) a
u. S. s. Louisiana, 0, III y
At Lynchburg: Montreal Yannigans
(InternationaD, 4; Lynchburg CVirI
glniu), l.. 81
At winston Salem: DanvilIe fyirs
ginia). q. Winston-salem Carolina Az
At spartanburs: wofford college, S.
Citadel, Charleston, .. .a9 ~;
At Ralsigh: Raleigh High. 5; Burs'
At Durham: Trinity Park. 3; Binga
ham, /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
| Where Amateurs
| Play To-Day
CAPITAL OiTY LEAGUE. I


Battle Axe VS.. Richmond Grays,
Mt Byrd Park. Empires, o'Toole
aud Mcadcs.
Southern BcIf US. Ashland, at
Richmond College campus. Empires,
Mescoc and Perkins.
Athletics ~. Colicgians, at Christ
Church Park. Umpires. French and
Hicks.
sThis game Will, In all probn-
billy, he transferred TO the ASH
Innd grounds, owing TO n misundcr-
stnndinE In securing the grounds of
the Richmond College.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
Tyiers W. Caros. at Byrd Park.
NYrights W.. W0odaIl t QuarIcs,
nj Barton Heights.
(, Itahna VS.. barton Heights, ut
Athletic Park.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
rho RichmOnd League, "Clnss b."
will officially open Its Rcnson 10.
day. with the following teams play
Ing; 80
BYRD Park. Umpire. Rex.
HiiIBiIcrs IS. jacobs s. Levy. mt
Fatrnsount Park. Umpire, Amos.
Burit Is Co, vs.. American Clothing
Goa ut spring Jill (South Rich
moud). Umpire. Garrett.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Hnn,blcrs vs.. IIustlers. ut byrd
Park.
Cardinnis, vs. IIarpics. at East
End Park.
GInmts Va. Cubs. MT InryIe Pnrls,
]. p ts q. d 7 y 81. F.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
Gwathmcy Drug {
'aughan-nobcrtson.

There Will he some handsome prizes
Forest Fill Alleys Tonight. These
prizes Will be commended for by ali
persons wishing to take part. TITS
event Will be record breaker for the
be present. ~ q 49, :, \ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
Bowling

The Ciwathmey Drug team defeated
the strong Vaughan Robertson Com
pnny last night on tho Newport Al
only few pins separating them in
each game. These were the most
evenly played games of the season.
Every man was In good condition, and
made good scores Following arc the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05
Der idarfinniae sdnkmann.

Bon einem lnltigen Borfaq aus
eillem @onooner Boli5eireDier beridl'
tet cine engliiAe @ohenidrifts Gin
Ghubmann brinat einen berrenln
len Suno ms Yoli5eireoier, 9als
bono nno Sunoertarfe feblen, abe,
ser modere Shiiber bes @eieses be,
boltptet NIT gmpbaie, Der Sumo ge.
bore elmer. Came. @ertpnnoert trngl
Der aommiiior o@orum glanbei1
sic. ooB Der &linb eerdbe einer "a
me geitoblen iein io12 sd
fii6rte ben Srao ooh ourd Sic
StraBen bierber uno oos Sier bltet
bon ieIbit Dor ieoeru Wtooelooen tie.
ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05
9entidlano iuartet anf saten.

Mls Dor nm, BALD ei1eln Sabre
Der Maril1e , gtat fir oos lolfenoe
Mednungsiabr i'm ensliiden l1nter-
banie CUR 8eratung ifalo, erfldrte
Der oamalige MarineminiIter Sec.
Sienna, oas Sabr 1912 miiile oarii.
Der entideioen, OF Geiltidlallo an
leinem Jlottengeiet feitJalten iuolle
ODER Oh es beabiidtige, ilber oas
BORT u~ieoergeleete Yrogramm bin
ausaugeben. Ole gntideioung III
iebt gefalen. Der Dor einigcn 60
gen p%eroffentlidte gntlDurf oes Ma-
rineetats entbdlt feiite 5%oroernitsen,
Die iiber ben Aabmell oes fir ecu
glusbau Der Neihsflotte oeScslidJ
feiteelfgten 8rogramans b%inalsee-
len. MitteI fir neile Shlohtldiffe
meroen ni6t ecforoert, oeIn Die les.
ten Der i'm 5lottengeies porgelcbe-
nen Shiffe b%efinoen fid ins 8nn.
9ie ourd ausraugierullg alterer
Ghifie n~otmenoie g%emoroenen @r
iab6auten meroen ielbitnerlt1nolid,
entipredeno Dem oafiir elltiporfellei
Brogramm audi in 3iifunft in @u'
ariff genontmen iueroeit, aber onrd'
oieie Nnuten miro Die Slotte leoig-
lid m~oberniiiert, cine 9ermcbrlnne
Ser Sdiffe finoet nidt itatt, aud'
oarauf lit ni1t Weoadt geronmelt
oaB Die Sertigitcliing Der i'm 8all
bcfinoliden Sdiffe bridlenniat
wiro. Nad benz 6lottengeiet ioIi
oos @auprogramm i'm Sabre 1917
gum MbihluB sebraft iein, mo liI-
ter oieier 8orausiebung lit Der Ma-
rineetat fir oas nadite Med)nungs
iahr ertipprfen porocn.
Die oent G%lottengeies ieiner5elt
beigegebel1e 8~eeriinou,lg lit fir Den
@ugbau Der 5lotte Biz aui ben bet.
tiaen 9ag mosgebeno seblieben, Die
oentihe SIotte, 10 bieb cs on, lofle
auf cine Starfe gebrad)t meroen, Die
benz neutrality-suspicious. Der
oeutlAen aiiite uno bes 6eitidep
6anoeIs geniige. Wielnano bat le'
mals ooran oeoadt, cinc Slotte fur
Acknowledgements su bnien ooer eng-
LAMB ben Iubm ~itreitig 5i MAIDEN.
Die It1rflte Slotte Der @elt gu ba'
ben. Wtit 10 bermeiieacn Bldneli
boben aud Die er0bten Slotteneni'
buiiolten iit niht getragen. Oas
3ief tpor BON anfnllg an, cine 5lotte
All Idnffen4 Die aud benz moftiaer
@eaner 9ieipeft einfloBcn tuio ibnl
@nidlaqe auf sic Siferbeit bes
Meifes perleioen miiife. lteber Die.
fes 3ief 1T al feiner 3elt binahsge'
uanaeu worben. 4uf) oana nld)t,
ipenn Die Siherbeit Der bertlheli
aiiiten ernftlih gefabroet idien uno
bos Meif infolge oer o%rohenoel
| gprode cinfluBrcider engliid'er
| gldtter feline @odfamfeit peroop.
pelu mubte. slber bprubigt bot man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05
@ilber Maatritz M

I'm Die 2eute Dor einem fur6tba=
rem 8alobrqtlse in Den gatsfills
gu marnen, rift eil iunges Weaoheu
Inn Mitternudt billous uno rettete
8ielen oas 2eben IN SDr u~nterneb-
men mar groBartis uttd Or. Sings
geelp DISCOVERY bat idpn 8ielen oas
2eben gerettet alS Mittel 'bef 2un-
genleioem Suiten utb grflaltungelL
llno fat oabei S6minbiudt ooer
8neumonia abgepenoet. ygs bot
mid pom einem i6liHNlet Suffer-
uno bon @ungenfranfbeit furiert"
idreibt IS. 81. 8atterion, 8ening-
ton, Seros, anddpoatn piengdas met
ner Samilie an. gduinoiudt geitor=
ben maren,' fb nber 81 9funo on
@emibt 5unabm. Gidts lit 10 iide.
fir Sails uno 2ungenfraafbeiten.
8reis SOC ul1o 81. Yrobeflafde fret.
8arantiert BEL alien Gruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05

@nfang gu mtadelt. Sut es bas
nidt, bleibt eS aud fernerbin BEL
idolten @orteu. bonn miro aud
9eutidIono iid Elm neues 8iiItungs'
programme sulegen uno ben @usbal
iciner 8lotfe ia Midleunigtem Gem
po mieoer arfaebmen miilIen. Gem
bann fam iibebie @biihten Chg.
lambs alid BORT fein 3meifel me6i
beItebenJ mo mani iid BON Dem peril
Den Gharafter Der engliiden Bolitii
bts iest nidt bat iiber3eugen laiier
molen. Ser @orte iih mabrlid ee
mug eetpedielt. 9euti6lano marte.
OUT before 8lrgidaft fir Gnglonos
@olperbalten. 4nf gatenl
Cine. ST.. 8relie."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05
sreitaa, Sen 5. Samuar 1912

Die etn3ig tagl,b erlheiuenbs
,eutfhe 2eituno in TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05
Die os6marse SanO".

Der befannte fran5oiii6e &rinfi.
llalilt 9ertiaon bat ii6 Dor allr.
gem IN interel1anter @eiie iber
ben llriprung oeS beriidtigten 8er-
6redernamens 1S1maroe 9ano"
mtsgeiprober. Bon beiotloerer ge-
oeutltng iino feline llnteriudungcn
|iiber ben 3uianmlanbang oieles
0anlens nit ben gr5eueniiien De-
Sdnnolitteratur. sd babe mie9
ieiner5eit Der Wiibe u~tter5ogen" !,
bemerfte er moie Srage 5u ituoie-
rem, Of Die fir manhe 6ngitlid)e
Natur 10 i6redlihe Signatllr
nS6mor5e Saho1 bon Der Braris
i'll Die Shunolitteratur iibernonn-
men mnroe ooer Oh nmgefehrt bic
Shunolitteratllr beigetragen Bat.
nieie farafteriitii6e ge8eihnung III
llmlauf gu Iesen. Sd babe lln5tpei-
felbaft feitgeiteat, oaB Elm italieiti=
ider S6riftIteler, natiirli9 Scr.
faiier BON &riminalromanen, oic
8meifelbafte gbre fir iih in M,t-
iprud nebmen oarf oer Grinder
bieies 0amens gu iein. &c lit Elm
Staliener Namens o'gllconio, ser in
Der Mitte BEG porieen Sabrbun-
oerts III Meapel elm gud) beroffent-
lidte. oas Den Gitel o@uf Ser
Spur 0es 8erbredens" trug uno
in Dem gum erften MaI cine @erbrc-
6ergeielihaft porfam, Der er ben
Namen .Sdmor8e Sano beiIeete.
@alo oarauf nabm tatiddlif eii.e
Grpreiiergeie1idaft, oie in siioita-
lien ibr nnpeien trieb unb .5ahI
rei6e Mnbdnger beiaB, oieien So.
men an. ginaelne bon ibnen, bic
nod Mmerifa fliifteft muBten lulo
bort inter Dem gleiben Wamcn
pperierten, trugen oieie geaeidl-
nuns iiber ben groBen Ieid. 8alb
oarauf muroen Tie a6er fait idmmi-
lid feitgenommen, uno sluln folgtc
elm 3iemli6 ien~iationeaer YroseB,
Ser meines grahtcns- MN Conan
9ople beetnfluBt bat, cine melt.
oerbreitete ariminalgeI1idte uuter
Dem gitel sSbmarae Sanoa1 81
idreiben.
@elh' unieligen ginfluB berartt
&c @a1nerfe auf iugenoli6e ,nno
%nnreife 3opfe aiisgeiibt huben, 1T
CUR @euiiee befannt, nno bieie
9atiade mirb bon oen. Staatsaar
mdlten ouer 5ipiliiierten Gambler tagr
lid men fpnitattert. RomentliA Die
8~e5eidnlf1a oShmar3e Salo" III
ftets eeeianet aeipeien, auf minoerf
mertiae Snte1igen5en einen oireft
fossinieren6en ginorud gu mafeitF
SnteGieente uno geihlilte @erbre.
der boben ldngit o~ufgebort, iiA
oieier neralteten boftonenoen SiaI
natl1r gu beoienen. 4ber geiftesi
Idmohe Matnren, iunge burh fdledi
te 2eftiire ~peroorbene Burden nn0
a1 @roBenpahuiiim neigenhe Ser
bredernaturen gretten nod .be1ttq
NIT @prIiebe oarauf 8uriid. @rf oief
fe @eiie ermoalidt inns idon bic
llnteridrift ,einen getpiiien 9iid
idlllB arf sic aeiitige 8eibaffenbeit
oes Caters. Sn pielen 8dnen luz
den oerortige griiten5en Dos fdrd
f~enerreeenoe ui1o Snggeitioe iOldler
Grpreierbriefe nod oabnrd an err
boben. oaB fie iih CUR nnter5eid
nung Meniden6lutes beoienen
@liiflidermeiie laiien iid heut5utn.
&c oie Gmpfdnger nidt mebr a1sr-
fehr einihiihtern, ionbern begeben
fih nod @mbfane bes Sdreibens TO-
fort CUR 8oli8ei, Die baum Die ae1|
~pinnptpn Ghritte eiufeitet /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-05

men our9aus fem @rllno sur @uflca
Jung bes 0reibunoes lit; benn e5
beriibrt ben 9reibuno niht, Ste
lien bat BEL ibm nidt auf Die Smlfe
ieiner 8unoesgenoiien gerednet INN
lire Stenunenabme fam ibm gleid).
eiiltie iein, 10 lange iie nidt in Of
tipe Seinbieligfeit ib1n gegenibeG
ausartet. @enn trosoem in Solgt
oieier Sripolis : Mngelegenbeit eine
@eiponntbeit 8miiden Seiterreid,
uno Stalteu eillgetreten lit, Die BEL
uneeihidter 8ebanolung 81 offenelr
Seinoieligfeiten ullo gu elmer @uflT-
Jung oes 9reibunoes fiibren fonnte.
10 lieet Dies eben oarilL Dab 5mi
idel oieien beioen W0dten lei
Qoneem ber @egeniaee beiteben, ois
auf Ser 9atiade b%egriinOet iino. ocFl
Scitcrreid no1 INNER 2ano mi.
itolieniider 8epolferung ill 9e{it
bot mo ieiner Modtltelluna me.
gen al,d) I'M 9elib be6a[ten nta5
9ieie @egeniate finb nift aros oe
mug, nm an ur1o fir iid baS Grei.
bunoperbdltlis, III Dem Die belocl'
20noer Su einai1oer lteber, 81 beoro
ben, aber iie ritfcn Mcibereien Der.
Dor nuo oieie 9eibcrcien fonler
oie s6ttf0pfe, Bic es otf beioen Sci
ten giebt, idtieBlih 81 Sonolm
gen peronlalien, sic cil1cn 8rlld.
berbeifiibreu miiiien. Sab Dies &c
iheben Tonne, muuBte man III oef
lebten 3eit befiirdten, % lnan lid)
in Seiterreih tcilmeiie son5 u%itlilt
mig geberbete uno iidJ iiber Dos trf.
politoniihe llntcrnebmen Stoliers
in cine Mi~lfregullg 6ineinarbeitete
ols babe llloit ielbit nidt Dor Sabr
uno Sag 9ana oolielbe aetan. Oh
oie @efabr poriiber lit, labt iid) ig
s(ugenblid uidt beurteilen; aber ba-
rous 81 folgern, oab Der Sreiblno
llnbeoinet aliseinatoer faIlen III ii T.
e, ooB Stalien austreten nj ii Re,
neil 9eutidlono uilo OeIterreid nit
bent 3uae nad Sripolis nidt eil-
p%erltonocn lcien uno linn nidt Die
NOTICE @efolgldaft seleiitet bat.
ten, lit faIi6 ia brett u%niinnia.
Durh berartige greigniiIe miro Scr
Dreibuno rlida auseinanoergeriiien.
@enn ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro,
gelhiebt Dies burd in1lere @egcns
iabe. 3oB oieie porbanoen linz, b.
ben mir eben geiaet, ober Oh lie
gernoe iest idorf genitg geiporoell
lino, nm oas Mufborersbes 9fti-
bunoes notnet6ig gu mafen, laBt
iid) nidt erfennen. Seoenfa(ls bal
ten Die masgebenben @efpaltcn 5lr
3eit nod felt am 9rabuno.
Man oarf iih ourb bas @eldrel
bon Ser S6pa6e uno Der 3lpedlp-
liafeit 6es 9reibunoes nidt irrefi,b-
rem lalien. 0as @eibrei entlte6t
nleiit BON oenen, Die elm Sntereila
oaruu babeu, bob Der Oreibultn
ausei1anOerfaaes unb Die SotIad)s,
bob eim ioldes Sntereiie beItebt,
oaB es iid BET ieoer @elegenbeit IN
elmer 10 ldrmenoen Beiie 5eigt, lit
IDIOT Elm 8eiueis bafiir, oaB Der
Greibuno nidt 10 5uef- uno meien-
los fem fam, mie hebuuptet Miro
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30

"ThinIs over the shsehan ease--eE,inI< it oveF." consciously, he always wore It mere ly became heavier. 'sWhat should you suggestP'
 Murchel1 made a slight motion with his hand to indicate that any sugges- ton from him was negligible matter, and answered, Would four months be too much7''
 'H-m-m! One must remember, of course, that four months for Sheehan would be a heavier sentence than a year for another" The judge cleared his throat. 'T'1l take it under consid- eration-"
 A queer smile softening the lines of his mouth the senator sat>staFiRg at the portrait of Thomas Dunmeade. "John,' 7 he said at last, made good speech eh, judgeF'
 sThe elocution was good,'' was the carefully considered answer. "But to think a Dunmeade should voice such rabfd radicalism, such wild sentiment a1itiesi Johns course will not affect the matter we discussed last winter, wfl1sitY 4E5 9sse lssss s9f i. ''xou. fnean the .jusaceship7 My in- Huence in the organization is a little uncertain just at present These trials haven't helped either"
 stI have that also against my son. the judge said angrily. "He has made 1t more difficult for his father to realize 3 lifelong ambition. Besides" he ad ded, attacking my best friend. He is too selfish and set h his opinions to consider his fathers interest. He doesn't get 1t from me. He is," the judge concluded, t'his mothers son."
 The senator did not smile. "E4is mothers s0nl'
 He was not sentimental man. Ht did not Hove the memory of Annt Duumeade nor indulge in sweetly sac ~etr0spection. He thought of her now merely as marking one stage of hi development. He remembered her as a gentle yet high spirited thing full of ardent enthusiasms and with an un- shakabie belief-it struck him now as almost pathetic-in the goodness of her fellows and the ultimate triumph of s.fhe right" There must have been, he
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
HIS RISE
 TO POWER
By Henry Russell E;ller,
 Axfgor 0 "TFie Man Higher Up"
Copyrigh t. 1911. by the Bobbs-Merrifi
 Company

\ Company
 (Continued.l
 Miss Roberta sniffed. "I guess the country could run itself better than you politicians do-"
 '.So there's coolness between the judge and John, eh? I suppose they've fallen out oyer the trials. Naturally! John is just hot headed idealist, while the judge is-a practical man."
 "A practical mani" she sniffed tartly- eff you'd been doing for the judge for nearly thirty years you wouldn't call him that, I guess. Why, he even be- Heves that you're going to put him in the supreme court.'' 'And you don't2"
 s-Of course noti tell him so, but he won't believe me. He's so puffed up with his own importance and selfish Hess he won't listen to sense and tries to make his son's life miserable"
 Roberta" he said abruptly, ''try to keep John out of politics"
 ~Decause he is fighting you7"
 s.That" hs said sententiously. dmight be a sufficient reason. But I'm not thinking of that. It isn't the game for a man of his sort.s'
 s-xOu didn't think Of that when you
  could keep him out. But we Dun- meades ara set in our opinions. He'll go on fighting, now he's started, until he breaks himself against your hard nsss or bscomes-like you" Hs sot sD abruptly and went into the house. Tn the library he found Judgs Dunmeaae before his desk. scratching away at an opinion. With <he< haavv diuuffv xvy,ioE, ha 4,r.r,av-faf7 even to the smallest actions of life the judge waved Murohell to 6 seat
 That son of yours gave us some thing of surprise to-day. Looks as though shsshan would have to go over fhe road Unless, E Murchell added in quirfn@ay. ..s-ttaerefs a chance to win on appeaI?" s
 ssSo. John tried his case carefully. There were no errors"
 @EfSabout what ought to be the sentence, do you think r
 It would not be correct to say that the judge assumed . judicial air; that,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
Fairfield County News
Clerical Appointment.

Clerical Appointment.
 Right Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the diocese of Hartford, has announc- ed the following clerical appointment Rev. Anthony Rizzo from St. John s Church, Stamford, to St. Peters Church, Torrfngton.
 Receives Call.
 Rev. George w. Davenport, rector of St. James Episcopal church, Danb ury. has been elected department secretary for New England of the Board of Mis- sions of the Protestant Episcopal church.
 Damage by Fire.
 Fire on Saturday entaiIsd a loss of several hundred dollars on the house owned and occupied by Dr. T. J. Riggs at Stamford. It is the opinion of the fireTnen that the bricks in the chim- ney became overheated, and the raft CTS set against the bricks caught fire.
 With Murderous Intent.
 Nataliak Saver of Newark, N. J., and Raphael MtIrad of Danbury, who are charged with having stabbed Mus taf Saiaman at Danbury, October 10, have been bound over to the Superior
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30

court for trial on charges of assault
 with intent to murder. They are ac- a fight on the street. The trouble arose over a dispute several months old, One of the men plunged 8 knife into Salanan's back, just missing his lung.
 KilleG by Auto. Albert Henry, aged 65 years, an in mate of F'itchs Home at Noroton, was
 killed Sunday in Stamford by an auto mobile driven by William Fuchs, aged IT years, son of Max Fuchs of Stam- ford. MT. Henry attempted to cross the street, stepping in front of the automobile. The car passed over his hpdy and he died on the way to the Hospital.
 s Petition in Bankruptcy. Leo S. Koppel, tailor of South Norwalk, has filed a petition in bank ruptcy giving his assets<as $4O0 and his liabilities as $S01.01. His stock in trade is worth $500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
AssEssoRs, NOTICE

The Assessors of the Town of Fair field will be in session at the Town House. Fairfield, to receive Tax Lists Tuesday, October from 10 a. n- tO D. m. and every week day there after until November 1st inclusive. Assessors will also meet to receive lists follows:
 At the residence of c. V. Broth well, Stratheld, October 23rd from 10
 At the grocery store of J. A Worthy, Nichols Terrace, October 1e from 10 a. m. to D. m-
 At the residence of A. B. Wake man, Greenfield, evening of Friday and Saturday of each week At Fairfield Post Office evenings of October 29, 30, 31.
 At Post Office, Southport, October 22, 23. 10 a. m. to p. m. Persons neglecting to return their lists to the Assessors within the EDecf- fled time, will have ten per cent add ed to the Assessors valuation No tax lists received after November 1Br. The statutory clause which requires all persons to describe property by boundaries must be compiled with A. B. WAKEMAN. A. C. ACKER, iN C. H. BRADLEY.
 Fairfield, Oct. s. 1912 G1o E.24s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30

Boston Oct 3O.@The first of next year will see the institution of express trains from the North Station direct to New York.
 Vice President Timothy E. Byrnes of the Boston & Maine Railroad an- nounces that the running of the new trains only waited upon the compile tion of the Hampden Railroad, con- meeting the Boston and Maine's Mas sachusetts line with Springfield at Bondsvil1e. Springfield dispa tches say that the new road will be finished be- fore the New Year.
 5 All service by the new line will be in addition to Boston,sc present service South. There will be no change made in the present service over the Boston
 & Albany and Shore Road lines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
How to Contribute to the Wilson
 Campaipn Fund

Sign Coupon n this and fill in the give Then attach Money this Coupon and mail today to the address given on the Coupon. .
 Issue all checks money orders and address aN cOns tributions to C. R. Crane, Vice Chairman Finance Committee Democratic National Committed 900 Mich. igan Avenue, Chicago, HI.
 Then write letter this newspaper giving your name contributor and stating why believe Woodrow Wilson should be elected President of the United States. In way you will be listed Wilson tributor Souvenir Receipt, handsomely Autographed well worth framing, will be you. Your letter will help the fight encouraging your friends.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
When Protection" is NOT
 PROTECTION

say it not protestiqn when conditions are as they 1S engaged in the principal industries protected
 It is not protection when the of people paying exorbtant tariffs goods they and farmers advance prices of products in order keep their heads above paying for goods they have part in manufacturing.
 alt is protection when American manufactures sold for less abroad than they at homel
 It is not protection when of America Consul Charles Denby of protected AustraThe protected producers take the benefit of tari keep ing their prices high figure possible without mitting importation"
 You can understand what carrying Information like this to millions of voters will do to help Wilson in his splendid battle.
 understand, to win their support for your
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
NEW EXPRESS LINE

Boston & Maine to Inaugurate | Through Service to New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
Every Wilson Voter to Contribute

The of Progressive Democracy, depending the Few but wholly the Many have the of Wilson voter, and woman.
 Our great work of spreading the truth millions of wavering danger of believing tons of adversaries needs million dollars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30

The Atlas Turkish Baths has been a success to Prof. Atlas and the pub lie for IS years. Always open.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30

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