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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

Policemen all over the world use T z. Policemen stand on their feet all day and know what sore, tender, sEveaty swollen feet really mean. They use TT z because TIZ cures. It keeps their feet in perfect condi- ton.
 on never tried anything like T 2 before for your feet. It is different from anything ever before sold
 Y z draws out all poisonous exu- dations which bring on soreness of the feet. and is the only remedy that does. TIZ cleans out every ~o,- and glorifies the feet-yeu' Yonfi r"se-' Hmm again or .'' your face in pain and you about rr';y OTIS. Juniors
 1"1tsr~ '"cl like .ev -. son. But bo surc to use n'r''
 TIZ. 25 cents box. sold | alt drug stores, department and general stores. Write today to Walter Lu- ther Dodge & Co.,, 1928 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago. IL, for free tTfal pack age of TIE and enjoy real foot relief.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
MARRIED. ?
yINCENT-RIToH. In Greenwi5

VINCENT-RITCH. = In Greenwid Aug. 21, Arthur Goodwin Vince to Mabel Hattie Rftch, both
 Stamford. JUDSON-WIILIANfSON.@-In BethI Aug. 21. Dr. Frank s. rJudson aS Miss Agnes B. Williamson. PAXTON N-FAIRCHILD.-4 Westpol Aug. 21, Miss Ethel L0lu FAirch4 and William Horace Fantoa. KERR R-SEYMOUR.--Inz zNorwalk, A 21, Chester M. Kerr of New Yot and Miss Mary Seyn1 our. TRAFFORD-STOECKERT.--In TS rington, Aug. 21, William S Tr ford and Miss Gertrude Stoecker1 TN-FOSTER.-In Harwintf Aug 21, Herbert Baldwin and NY Etta Foster. NASH H-KEPPLER.-In, So. Nerwaf Aug. 26, Charles s. Nash. Of RcV ayton, and Miss Rose Mary Kd pier.
 CLARK K-SNIFFEN.-In Norwalk, Al "A, Robert Cleveland Clark al N4ir4 a..4Fama Snif2en. ,Gs4 ATWATER- MULV lKeWd ton, Aug. "A, Warren As1Nn&Gf Norwalk and Miss Ers-s>sss4 v-s.s ssss.s' s.;p, HILL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
DIED.

JENNINGS.-In Norwalk, Aug.
 LeGrand Jennings, aged 72 yeara PIATT.-In Shelton, Aug. 21, Del
 D. Platt, aged Al years
 BLAKENEAN.-In Shelton, Aug.
 Tillie L. Gregory, wife of Char
 P. Blakeman, q ayed 43 years. CANNON.-At Stamford, Aug.
 John Cannon lf KANE.-At Stamford, Aug. "A, ! chaeI Kane zW KANDETZIkI.-At Stamford, Aug.
 Robert A. KandetEki,
 HANLON.- .--In Middletnwn, Aug. J
 James P. Hanlon of Norwalk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
sHLIGHTY MIXED

Chap about to wed was nervous;
 Co inc young best man he cried: Tell me. is it Missionary
 For the groom to cu6s the bride? e? September Woman's Home Compan- ou
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
"oh, yes, he's very fair alder

man.
 Why, I'm told he can be bribed Y"
 "Of course. But he has some con- science about it.''
 How is that?" 70 why, you can buy him to support ! measure. but he won't stay bought .' @Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

D. c. Bybee, teaming contractor living at 669 Keeling Court, Canton, H., is now we'll rid of a severe and annoying case of kidney trouble. His back pained and he was bothered with headaches and dizzy spells 'I took Foley Kidney Pills just as di. rected and in a few days I felt much better. My life and strength seemed to come back, and I sleep we'll. I am now all over my trouble and glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills'' Try them. F. L. Curtis. *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
May Make Them Pay,

is reported that the pay 7f the "a sachusetts troops, who took part i the lete mimic war is being held ! 3, until an investigation is made into the alleged acts Of damage dcne in Huntington by these members of the National Guard. 1t has been report ed that all such damage, if well es- tablished, will be paid for out of the amount due these troops and that tnis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Sadie Kenney is spending the week with Miss Nellie Camp of Brook field. Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

Mrs Mark Watson is visiting her mother. Mrs. Davis. at the Manhattan -@stage, Walnut Beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

HATS FOR EARLY FALL
 White felt, with a simple trimming of made-up wings and a bow of col ored grosgrain ribbon, describes the upper hat.
 The other is a smooth black beaver, with a fancy feather in black and white, as it's only trimming. Both these hats were shown in a very re- cent importation by a leading shop.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
Was This Dog Mad?

4 medium-sized shepherd dog, sup posedly mad" came tearing through Danburv. Monday, snapping at pedes trians, all of whom fortunately got out of his reach. The dog encounter ed a dog owned by John c. Kou- houpt and attacked it. MT. Kou- houpt's dog was muzzled and was un- able to defend itself The mad dog had bitten it at least once when MT. Kouhoupt scared it away. The dog then scooted toward the mountains. City Dog Warden Beebe has thus far killed thirty dogs since the mad dog scare started.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

is the reason for holding up their pay. From all sides come the com plaints against these men and their conduct contrasted with that of the ments was so vivid as to be a matter of general remark. The New Jersey troons also left behind them a good record.
 Improving Post Road.
 Work nas started on improvement of the Post Road from Byram Bridge to Greenwich village. Warren Bros. of Boston will construct a road of warrenite, material used in the bith- uIithic pavement. The contract calls for a roadway 20 feet in width, about two miles in extent. On each side of the 20-foot strip will be a fve-foot dirt shoulder, which may be used i1 wet weather by horses.
 Burns Prove Fatal.
 Mrs. Barbaro Bournse of Stamford, who was burned while lighting fire at her home on Aug. z, died last week Mrs. Bournse used kerosene to start the fire.
 Thrown From Train.
 Charles F. Lynch of So. Norwalk, suffered a ruptured kidney, com pound fracture of the right arm and other injuries Saturday night when he was thrown from a passenger train at Saugatuck He was picked up two hours later and sent to the Norwalk Hospital. His recovery is expected.
 Burglary in Norwalk.
 Burglars entered the home of Arthur c. Wheeler in Norwalk, We'd nesday evening while the family was away and riRed the house, getting away with many articles of value.
 Accepts Call to Pastorate.
 at cent meeting of the Greenwich Con- gregational Church to extend a call to Rev. Charles r. Taylor of Vest port have received Dr. Taylor's letter of acceptance.
 Free From Mosquitoes.
 At last, after a years hope, the peon1e of Rowavtnn can take a long
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28

breath without getting a mouthful of mosouitoes. While their work was done in 1911, they were only one and one-quarter miles away from the Norwalk marshes breeding acres or fhpO1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
German Silver Company.

The Stamford German Silver Com- pany is the name of the COT cern which will build a factory on a site recemtiy purchased at SprtngGsle Articles of incorporation have been prepared, tke capital being $16o,00e, and the concern will begin operations as soon as possible. At the factory the metal will be made, rolled and formed into plates and bars for use in the trade. There are very few concerns now making German silver (which, by the way contains no sil- yer at all,) and the use of the metal is being extended rapidly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-28
Fairfield County News
Auto Turns TulrIe

In Georgetown, Sunday evening, an automobile driven by Frank Baxter of Ridgefield, turned turtle as he was about to make a turn. The occu- pants were thrown out The car skidded; he lost control and the ma chine turned over. MT. Baxter's i1- iuries were not very serious Mrs Boutou received a dislocated should ~r and also I se"oTc shaking Ep. The
 nla inc u.aS nrnLt-- well snan :. shad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

Mesilla Valley Produce exchange here,
has been made manager Of the eastern
distributing points Of the exchange,
for the marketing Of Mesilla Valley al
falfa.
E. B, Hoagland. manager Of the Pro
duce exchange, has been in east Texas
a month looking after the alfalfa in
terests Of the exchange.
Or H. NJ. Cornell has removed to
his new home on Alameda drive, which
is just completed.
Mr.. and Mrs Sattley arc moving
from their former residence TO The
home just vacated by Dr. Cornell On
Depot street.
Republican Convention Held.
The county convention of the Re
publican party was held in the court
house on Saturday for the purpose OF
electing IA delegates to the State con-
ventiOn. There was a large attend
ance Of delegates from all the various
precincts, and a representative deIega-
ton was elected TO meet in Santa Re
on the Sth.
The question of permanent organi-
zation along broader lines than those
Of the past was brought cut by a
motion TO reOrganize the county cen
tral committee and make the active
workers in each precinct the chairman
and secretary Of the precinct, and they
in turn would be the central commit
tee which as a whole would have
charge of the moulding Of the policies
of the party rather than to delegate
this authority to an executive COM
mittee Of five OF seven members.
The debate resulting from this radi-
cal departure from present conditions
caused many Of the delegates to be
heard from the floor Of the convention.
The motion made by W. A Suther-
land to have precinct primaries called
for the purpose of electing a precinct
chairman and secretary and the calling
OF q meeting Of these precinct repre-
SentativeS TO reOrganiZe the Repub-
lican Central committee was carried.
1t is proposed to increase the number
of mem bers in the executive commit
tee from TO and the committee will
have authority only to act between
regular meetings of the whole central
committee which will be called TO con-
vene at regular intervals.
Students Make Demonstration.
The Saturday night demonstrst ton
on the part Of the college students
who entertained the citizens Of Las
Cruces with tOrchlight parade at
tired in appropriate evening clothes
Of white -nighties" and pajamas, was
a bowling success. The first intima-
tion the downtown district had Of
anything about to happen was the ap-
pearance Of the white rObed thrOng on
Main street, headed by several Of the
students with various instruments in
tended to produce music.
Marching down Main street with
blazing orooms for torches, and keep
ing step to a medley Of sounds from
COW bells, drums and horns, the pro-
eession wended its way to the Air
dome, where the college yell was given
with variations Partially to protect
the pa ons from panic and partly TO
show tn he was a good fellow. C. o.
Bennett of the Airdome invited the
procession 10 see the show.
Charles Briggs. in a burst of ora
tory, explained TO the crowd from the
rostrum Of the lumber wagon, that the
demonstration was caused by the un-
just criticism that the college was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
DEMAND Is HEAVY
FOR VALLEY PHONES
Real Estate in Vicinity of
Anthony Is in
HEAVY Demand.
Heavy demand.

Anthony, y NJ, March 4-Tbe
growth of the valley may be judged
by the growth OF the telephone sys-
TEN In the past few months Two neu-
lines have extended into the la Union
district and one to Berino to relieve
the congestion There are 12O sub
scribers with 10 applications FOR
phones as soon as they can be in
stalled.
J. D. Rawlings, for some time .
resident Of the BerinO neighborhood
is preparing TO move to MESQUITE
where he will open q store and buiid
storage barn for the alfalfa grown
across the river west OF that station
ranch at BerinO this season at least
The Valley Telephone company has
declared a dividend OF per cent on
the stock. besides covering in over
S1100 as depreciation Of the pIan+
The young women of Anthony cave
a leap year ball at Anthony hail
R =. Bowden has purchases the
following real estate here: A location
for a warehouse from G. w. Nortb
south of the station at La Tupo 60
the lands recently purchased Nv Nh Mn
North from Messrs- Howell and Nor
ris; also 40 acres from S. Welcb mar
Of the Guadalupe Mendoza land nortb
Of Anthony. This is bench land The
terms OF sale are private on both
Mrs. S. J. Maloney, Of FL Paso =.
new resident Of ANTHONY. ba,-ir-
moved into the Jesus Ochoa Lo,,-s
pending the erection Of a house o.
lands she has lately purchased in +Il
Chamberino neighborhood This e.
IL, besides adding population to An
thOny, raises the town TO a unioua -
sitiOn in other ways Mrs. MsIo1sgy,s.
two girls are the third pair of 49,
girls living here now 1"IH
6. w. North has a force OF Is mo-,
and five teams at work on his add
ready made the greatest si,- tias al
provement in this part Of the vsIIe,,
for the past year. 'aiIey
After much auditing and ev,s-i
ml1,entlng the water is finally In the
Inree SAINTS ditch and there is now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

gates and sponsors Henry Halssy
rendered his resignation as foreman
Of the Hook and Ladder company.
since he is leaving town. and his place
was filled BY Jim Peret. and z f.
Black was chosen assistant foreman.
Miss 10 Keck is fire queen. and Misses
Bertha Him and Mildred Bucheimer
were chosen sponsors for the depart
menL CasWeu Skinny Franklin was
elected delegate from the hooks to at
tend the state nremen's convention at
Austin, and Ellis Carter, alternative.
George Lynn was chosen as delegate
Otto, alternate. II is planned to gend
the racing team also to Austin, which
made such good time with their run
ming and coupling at the Panhandle
Ftremen's convention at Dalhart last
summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

been completed and the switchboard
viii be installed at once The fore
man in charge Of the work of install
ling the new telephone ssytem reports
that owing TO the rapid growth Of the
town, the original plans Tor the cable
viii have to be enlarged and additional
cable strung TO take the place OF open
wires that were considered satisf9.
tory at the time the plans were Hzde
less than q year ago
The regular meeting Of Aztec lodge
No g. A. F. & A. NJ, was held in
Masonic Temple and after transacting
the regular business. the board of d.
rectOrs Of the Lodge corporation held
z meeting to decide the date for dedI
eating the temple. and it was arranged
TO hold the dedication within the next
three weeks in order to have Numa
Raymond present at the ceremony
Numa Raymond was treasurer Of
Aztec lodge Tor 20 years When the
question Of erecting a temple was first
taken Up. the matter was presented TO
in Switzerland, and, the response was
IN the form OF a check for $4,000 that
so enthused the other members OF the
lodge that the temple which now
stands as a monument TO the energy
Of Aztec lodge No 3 was made posi-
bic.
After the regular meeting supreme
merchant Porter sat in state during
the initiation Of 16 candidates for the
order Of the Merchant Of Bagdad.
In the United States land office the
register and receiver are in receipt Of
q letter from the department in which
the withdrawal Of lot in section
and lot 1 in section s, township p
south Of range 1 east, is rescinded. and
these two tracts OF land viii be re-
stored to entry on May %, 1872
Inc following business was done az
the United States land office:
Desert Land Entries-Lillian B. Lin
dauer. Deming, n II, south half OF
southwest quarter Of section Is, north
half Of northwest quarter of section
p, township "A south Of range west:
Emily L Dunn, Alamorgordo, n NJ
southwest quarter Of section u, town
ship IS south OF range east. Benja-
min WEIGH. Deming, n NJ, lots /, 2, 3.
and 4, section 80, township "a south Cf
range 10 west, Isabelle S. Crawford
Deming, =. ~. east half Of section 90
township "A south of range west;
Hazel n Wright, Deming, \. Il, south
east quarter Of section IS, township p
south Of range Z west; Mary T. Meek,
Deming, \. H.. east half OF section %,
towns-ip "A south OF range Z west
Homestead Entries ~ Clarence R
Stevenson, Dsming, \. N, southeast
quarter OF section -, township -
south Of range 10 west
Mrs Burrows, sister Of Mrs. Ella
Elliott. who has been with the Postal
Telegraph Co. at FL Paso for sons
years, has been transferred here. to
take charge Of tie Dostal office at
Las Cruces.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hague Will
leave shortly for Seattle to make their
home on the Pacific coast
Mrs A r. Heinemann VIII leave
shortly on an extended visit to Hous-
ton. Tex, from which place she VIII
join her husband in the east
A r. Heinemann. secretary Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
NEW EDUCATIONAL
BOARD APPOINTED
New Mexico Treasurer Dis
tributes $50, 900 for Good
Roads and Schools

Santa Fe, n, NJ March 4.-GoTernOr
Mcdonald has appointed an entirely
new state board OF education, as fol-
lows; DR.. F. H. II. Roberts of East
Las Vegas, president Of the normal
university, Dr. c. ~ Light, OF Silver
City, president OF the state normal
school; BOnifaciO MontOya Of Berna-
lilo; Rev. @. @. Hill, OF Roswell, N ID
Taylor. Of Aztec. Gov. Mcdonald and
superintendent of public fntructfOn
Alvan n. Hill are exofficio members
Of the board. Te governor has also
announced the following other ap-
pOintments; J. D. W Veeder. OF Las
Vegas, to be a member OF the board
OF regents OF the normal university at
Las Vegas. vice F. h Pierce. de-
ceased; RosaiO Lopez, OF Tularosa, to
be member Of the board OF trustees
OF the New Mexico blind asylum at
AlamOgordo, vice C. Meyer, resigned
Van T. Manvile and Jackson Agee
Of Silver City. regents OF the New
Mexico normal school at Silver City
one being a reappointment and the
other vice ". b Walton, resigned:
Mrs r. F. Asplund and Mrs. n B.
Laugnin. or santa Fe; Mrs. J. H
Hicks, OF santa Rosa; Mrs. W. S.
Praeger OF Roswell, and Mrs. r. p.
DonOhOO, Of Tucumcari. delegates 10
the National Child Welfare conference
at st. Louis on March 20.
Saate treasurer 0. n Maroon has
distributed more than $50. 900 Of for
est reserve money for good roads and
public schools among counties aC-
cording to the acreage Of national
forests within their boundaries
Federal judge William n. Pope has
appointed Chas. NJ Foraker, OF Al
bucuerque. brother Of former senator
Foraker. of Ohio. United States mar
shall interim. Foraker had been
United States marshal while New Mex
leo was q territory. but as his com
mission read for the territory and not
for the state. the temporary appoint
ment was necessary until president
Taft can make an appointment and the
appointee qualify. There is a bitter
fight over the marshalship, the Re
publican organization OF the new state
having recommended SecundinO Ro-
nero, of Las Vegas. To succeed For
aker. Judge Pope also appointed II.
r. Whiting. of Albuquerque. ana IS.
McKeyes. OF Deming. United states
commissioners,
The j. D. Culley company OF Ros-
wen has filed INCORPORATION papers.
the capital being $4,000. and the in
corpOrators and directors II. II. Hen
drick ]. d. Cuney and J. S Cooper. OF
Roswell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

Evans. the latter OF Colorado. Funeral
at the home Of J. d. Potter by Rev
Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park, and
the interment was in the La Mesa
cemetery.
Mrs. Laura Ables, of FL Paso, was
here to attend the funeral OF her
grandmother, Mrs. High
DR.. X. S. Jackson. of san Antonio,
is here for a few days, shipping his
hay and winding up his business in
the valley, as he has sold his ranch
to Bassett & Leavell, of FL Paso.
Miss Mavia Williamson, Of FL PasOs
is visiting Miss Mary Livesay.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Davis are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. J. d. Potter.
Rev. H. Lewis held services in St
Johns guild hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
AVOID HARSH DRUGS
Many Catharties Tend to Cause Injury
to the Bowels.

If YOU are SUBJECT to constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
catharttcs. They only give temporary
relief and their reaction IS harmful
and sometimes more annoying than
constipation They IN no way effect a
cure and their tendency is to weaken
the already weak organs with which
they come in contact
We honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised Our faith in Il is so stron~
that we sell IL on the positive rusr-
dntee mat II shall not cost the user a
SeAt II II does not give entire salts
Idcllon and completely remedy con
slpaJion- This preparation is called
ReAau Oroerues- These are prompt
Sootnlng. and most effective in acfi0r
Icy are made OF recent chemical
discovery. Their PRINCIPAL fnrredfe~-
Is odorless, tasteless. and coiorIess
Combined with other Well-lrnov--, f7-
gradients, long established To- +be5-
Use utness In the treatment OF consfi
Ratlo1,, u forms tablet which is eaten
Just ike candy They may he fai-e-,
az any time, either day or night V-itI
out fear Of their causing anv incOD-
fenlence whatever. They DO not o~i1e
purge, nor cause nausea Thew AZ
without cauSing any pain or avcassiv-s
looseness of the bowels The -
ideal for children. weak delicafs 49,
sons and aged people, as well as fo-
the most hearty person
1ney come In three size nacIa.-as
II tablets. 10 cents: IS tablets >
cents; so tablets. so cents. Par,er, -
YOU can OBTAIN them only at orr sfo~s
The Rexau Store. Kelly & Pofis-f
Feople's Drug Store. S27 san AntoDfS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

! determination to keep alive and
awake and not lazy and half asleep
all day.
Take q quick cold bath adapted to
your recuperative powers. That you
can determine for yourself cold
bath means a regular. plunge for me;
for some it means a shower bath with
the water only moderately cold 9th
ers should merely wet the body all
over with a towel Wrung out in cold
water. Dry the body thoroughly with
d Turkish towel and use plenty OF
vfgor in rubbing yourself.
Needless to say, this isn't A cleans
bath. merely an inyigorating one.
spend from 10 to Is minutes doing
the exercises given below.
after that take a light breakfast
out it. Even tea is better. Eat fruit
oranges. grapefruit. stewed prunes,
apples. raw or cooked, and Whatever
you are accustomed to, excepting meat.
Take brisk walk IN loose
clothing, which viii allow you proper
breathing space Then you will be
ready for the days work.
Exercises for that tired feeling;
Waist eXercise-stand erect, feet
together. body erect shoulders back.
hips. knees rigid; twist the upper part
Of the body for to the right, swinging
it as far over as it will go, swinging
twist to the left
Liver exercise-stand erect. feet to-
body TO the right as far as il viii go.
then raise il and bend to the left
again Do this exercise very slowly !
and often.
Exercise to counterfeit the loggy
feeling-Crouch down with the knets |
bent, arms bent and almost sitting /
on the floor. Strike upward, straight I
ening the legs and raising the arms /
at the same time, try to reach IS /
high as you can, standing on tiptoe
Count one, two, and do il quickly.
Exercise for abdominal and trunk i
muscles-Spread the feet far apart
hands on hips Bend down to your 4
right and reach out. touching the floor /
as far as you can reach to the right
Take first position again and repeat /
this exercise TO the left