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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
HER HAIR GRAY FROM PLUNGING
 IN WHEAT PIT

Chicago, Sept 2e-..A woman s place is in her home If she gets the don her. home and husband. or quit specuIating- There is no alterna- tive" l s This was the statement today, Of Mrs. Ma tic D. Barnard, 8 7,- who took a. two years plunge, in cotton wheat and oats on the board of trade. She had wealth of chestn n ut hair when she made her first trade Today her hair is gray She is suing Clement, Curtis & Company, brokers, for $25,00O, which she says she lost in deals which the firm encouraged her to make.
 .'The board is no place for wo- man. said Mrs. Barnard. Its bad enough for a man. A woman can t two years to learn the meaning of covering a loss and matching trade. You can't educate women to the board of trade. They simply can't learn ''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

the blame right where it bslonzs.
 Vincent Sexton who has played
 Childe Harold, in pflgrfmase
 evening He promises soTne fntsrsst-
 ing tales for his friends here.
 A large number of Democrats from
 this town will attend the rally at the
 Armory in Bridgeport tomorrow uisft at which Governor Wilson will sDeaf
 Strafcrd will also send over a large
 number of Inarchers to take part fr
 are anxious to hear the Democrat candidate for president is evidsnt Many roek-ribbed Repubucaus have asserted that they want to. hear his side of the story. For many yearE this element in the com nauuf&T -har of the question and the deternnfnatfoa to hear the other side now fs avi- denee that fhere is some dlssetfsfae- ton in the ranks of the G. O. P~ even in this stronghold of the party.
 Everything is 1n readiness for the opening of. the moving picture show in Tuttle's hall with the exception Of the chairs which should have arrived last week but have been -1ost some where in transit Tracsrss have been sent out for them and they are eH- pected fR a day or two They were shipped three weeks ago. The rns chine and booth are completed and in readiness for the opening
 A pitiable case has just come to the attention. Of the people Of the town Sene ana It dmor0E comment on the attention the children of fhe town receive at the hands Of the school authorities. -Aver1I Hale. 1z years old, son of Mrs. John Bifsld of Liberty street Hollister Heights was run over by the cars al St A4fchzeFa cemetery three years ago and 1ost his. right leg. The rafiroad refussd to aid the boy in any way on the ground that he was a tFespasser. The boy is now attending the centre school in, the seventh grade room The boy is obliged to walk over mile f0 school on his crutch and aS may be expected Is very tired when he ssts there. He leaves home at 7.45 in the m orning in order to reach the school peated efforts have been made to ob- tain trolley ticket for the hor in the winter when st fs d. hardship for him to make hfs way through the snow for so long dis tance- These efforts have siF failed and winter is coming on aszin and the boy dreads his long and wear what education the schools of tFa town afford The town officials as- scented to the elimination of two hi9n- way crossings when the four tracHs were laid. The boy would not have lost his leg on bridge. He would snow over two miles daily but for f1e design to keep everything pOssibis concentrated at the Centre. and the grade 6 be accoTnnodated on Ho1lister Heights And. again were the teachers and authorities in cfarze of the situation here interested in their charges to a proper degree they would have provided the crippled with a trolley pass long be- fore this.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
CATHOLICS IN ROW
 OVER SEX HYGIENE
Mgr. Russell, of Washington, Opposes Lectures and Exhibits as Advo-
 eating Race Suicide

Washington, Sept. 26-Mgr. William T. Russell. pastor of St Patriek's K; s had his suspicious as to the objects Of the Ann nerfcan Fedora ton. for Sex Hygiene, which is a part of the. Con gress of Hygiene and DemograpFly that organization are preaching Trace suicide" and has temporarily at least withheld his indorse4nent of tine exflf- bftions and the lectures.
 On behalf of the Congress of Fly gfene and Denography Mgr, Russen was urged by letter to Suggest to. the sirabdltty of their, attending the ext1i-. bitfon = He replied that he could not advise his parishioners to attend be- cause pshe. nnderstpod F1e- federation was prsaphdng Trace suicide es
 A reassuIrfng message was sent to Mgr: Russell .bys,Dr. Scherhewsky. di- tat1on to him to visit the show today was extended Mgr. Russell promised has; attendance.
 The preachments of the federation- lective marriages and instruction of growing boys and girl in the simpler truths of life. There has been much ma4riaee saa @ of diseased s 1os persons 50 1' '' v 5 Dr. Ira. $. Vile, of New York, ere ated a stir when in an address yester- day he sharply criticised the exhibit of pictures, charts and statistics made by the American Federation for Sex Hygiene He described them as a ..channber of horrors" and declared i'm cIulcatior of higher ideals and not an appeal to fear was the proper meth cd of reform
 Professor Vernon M Cady. of the American Federation of Sex Hygiene. m aade .aaswarm reply to Dr. Wdles. He said in part:
 we contend that in presenting def mite. scientific nd accurate informa- ton on the sub ject of social diseases we are giving the crusader against white slavery l1is most potent weap-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
CORONER STARTS INQUEST
 OF MAN FOUND MURDERED

services over uhe@ remains of John Fedore, who was found murdered here Sunday morning. were held, yesterday, in St. Francis church. Burial was in the CatfiDlie cemetery. Coroner Herman has begun his fn- quest --+ = z2,>-t s2- F.
 The facts the. police are working in a. depression in pathway between two streets The clothing was piled up in two neat piles, on each side Of the body. there were two stab wounds one il, the neck from side to side and one in the groin. and the knife with which the wounds were made was found hidden in lu1ap Of bushes. 75 feet from athe body.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
GIRL IN FORSBREY
 CASE WANTS TO DIE
MISS RYAN CLOSELY WATCHED IN HOUSE OF DETENTION TO PREVENT ATTEMPT AT
 SUICIDE.

New York, Sept. s26.-Margaret Ryan, the young stenographer who was arrested on Monday night with Reynolds F'orsbrey. who had made a daring escape Sept. 1 from the Tombs where he was awaiting trial on d charge of murder, pleaded hyster1eaI- ly to be taken from the House of De=eation yesterday and imprisoned in the Tom bs. She became so excited all day and throughout the night. She had threatened to kill herself if per manently separated from F'orsbrey.
 ,- Fsorsorey. 5sW no was considered .oy gerous criminals in the United States, took things calmly in his cell in the Tom bs. He talked freely with detec- tives and Iaughingly.. described how ihe had escaped from his cell. Only once% did he appear annoyed That was when an attendant told him that Judge Grain, sitting in the court of General Sessions, had held his com panioni in S2,0OO bail as a material witness Thes3 bail. later was reduced
 The girl was taken before Assistant District Attorney John M. Minton. She refused to answer questions, and CTS set off flashlights in a corridor of the Criminal Courts Building.
 What the District. .Attorne ey's office considers a remarkably fortunate and. material pieceof evidence for the proseeutionis a remark made by the girl to Forsbrey when the two were taken from their flat. She turned to him and eSclain d -
 sT wonder who tipped them off? I bet it was that fellow who wanted us to take a job as jaintor- He tipped shot the fellow of. the same faith in Delancey street"
 Forsbrey turned to her angrily What's the matter, kid 2'' he ex- claimed. Do want l. nate me? Don't say anything like that
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
LITTLE DAUGHTER. BUSHES INTO HEIR FATHERS ARMS
 WHEN JURY ACQUITS HIM

Chicago Sept 26-when tIle- jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the case of Thomas l.. Reeve, broker accused of murderojls assault < up on pr. Paul E. Kelly. little Florence Reeve, aged g. rushed across E the courtroom, 1eaped into her fataer's s arms and covered his face with kiss es
 Reeve shot Dr. Kelly after accus- ing him of being too friendly: with Mrs Reeve technical plea. of self sede- fenses was entered but most of the. evil dence eTltered by Reeves attorneys in dicated that they9 based their defense on the unWritten flaw KeI1 y<reeoyer- ed and on the stand denied improper relations with Mrs, Reeve
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
MRS P4NKHURST SCORES REID FOR DESIGNATING
 WOMEN AS DISHONEST

Lendoal. Sept. 26. s{Ridi s{Raisd diculous as well as contemptialesE is Mrs Erni- dine PaIlkhurst,s xcQznnent95on J. ". Reidss Objection before sstI1e. law so- ciety.g eonference-satAe Cardiff te.r Npnl- ems admission te -the- bar o1lszzthe ground that the average woman had not yet learned to be hon ast-
 "A reference to crime statistics will quickly show. @.hetheI' men or wornen have best learned honesty she added, and crime statistics -1res compiled by men. The fact that such a. body .tas the Law Society seriously considered admitting women to the bar is evi- dence enough and though it did not decide to do so, indicates the force of the present movement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
CON NNECT4CUT FoREHTERs a4
 MEET INV PINE WOODS

Union. Sept. .,a26-zJ.A fieId meet5ng of tfle Conneeticut Forestr Sazz zAazso ci ati on was held in La wson' 'ssssEpods here. yesterday. asf which addresses. were given by W. o. Filley, assistant state forester and s N. Spring; the state forester The woods in wqlichg the meeting was held is zone of century pines which have been 1ndietlp bed for two generations and is one s0Es the few. remaining groves of, full gEown pines iR the state. This grovey how to l1lrnberrnen MT. yFilIey spoke on the Mana cement of Mature %Pine's while State Forester Spring spoke on Taxation Of Wood1and.' s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
aAPPHALIS DROPPED. No Further Court Action on T. Gilbert White Courthouse Contract.

siNew Haven, Sept. 2e.-Asss,far as Attorneys John K. Beach and Frank S. Bishop are coucerned, T. Gilbert White will receive the money due him for mural decorations a+s the new court hoAses At hes time @t he famous court house injunction pro ceeding was decided in favor of the defendants. the county commission. CTS, Messrs. Bishop and Beach, coun- selors for the plaintiffs, certain citi- zens Of New Haven, gave notice of m appeal from that decision
 -:@- The time for filing the appeal was September 1 0 and as such appeal has not.-been perfected the original judg- sm entt stands, and MT. F1XVl4fte- will re ceive his money for: the contract un- opposed, as far as legal action is con
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
ACCUSED OF WHITE SLAVERY
 IN LURING YOUNG GIRL WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE IN COURT

Hamilton, Ont, Sept 26-Mrs. Mag gie-s Smith accused of white slavery in turing IS year old Hazel Mines. of Dunneville, to a disorder1y house at tempted in court to take her life by strang'ula ton when she was sentenc-s ed to six months in. jail.
 The woman krotted a Handkerchief about her neck in tourniquet fashion and was saved from dea tn only by the prompt work Of court attaches Td- Mines gfrf swore, today, that Mrs Smith lured her to the house. pFetend- ing it a friendly visit they were to make and then held her prisoner for two days
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
Lonergan & DoWney
 SMART CLOTHES'' f Sfratfead Hotel Builqtng 1227 1929 MAIN STREET
MUST NOT KISS IN TRANS.
order in Bavaria Applies Even to
 Husbands and Wives.

Munich, Sept. 36--The BavaTiaE rajIvTa.yE have placer ban on kissing on trains. platform or the premises of the companies.
 The decree issued by the railways is due to the inn ocefs behavior sofs a man and his wife. who boarded "a -tra iuAsaft erssa cycling tour. The wo- m h. .1yIi 0 w as fattg gued. laid her head or, f1gr- husband's 's sf1 builder and he pfaced her The ether xsasssng CTS ont he =esaEz did not ike this and si1InnaoHed the cOnGuc- tor They accused the couple of kissing and asked the conductor 4toi make them behave thernselvesl.a- s--ss
 The husband .conplained tozthe au- thorfties of the actfof1 ofztAe. o4dIc- tor in ift8erfersn E. with hlfFs- a--E1es de- ued the kissing chaFg sgt the of f4eials seem to 1fave asSuu uied that he VI "a guilty and issued tt11eS denrHe re- feIred to above prohi bitins kissing on trains or 'raiIroad property in the future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
T5fSkfEsN- ARQUSED DVEB kEfEINGBARRED FROM LEGAL
 PROFESSION IN ENGLAND

London. Sept. 26-Tae wonens So- cfa1S and Political Union considered, today, what action to take in retalia- tion for the law Society's refusal to admit women % the legal professi on fn En g1a nd No decision was reached but the matter will come up again, later.
 sh6u1d have the power to exclude women from their calling said Lady Conway. Especially in view of the fact that the nen are 4n a minority in England and it is the height of in- justice for them to monopolize all the best professione
 Even the tiger allows his mate to nunt in the same jungle. It is time that men learned to initiate him..
 sEslbert Hubbard recommends base ba1F4 as q cure for nerves Evi- dertfy Eabert a isn't really interested in any pennant outcomes.-f ilw aukee. Sentined
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
TWO WIVES APPEAR AGAINST
 HIM s4Fg STAMFORD COURT

Stamford rt9 Sdrt 1Rrancis H. Proc tor, who InaTriedss t he @F5dow Mary ,O'Brie1s fi1lsss D4asF Eork--asfad 7ater mar ried Miss 1art Ina s esf Corona; Is Is7svsas heEd hsres Hs tetstasyEssfor the Super T aJLE.-Gs !
 Bofh s3FeTi ksMaeassis iaayss he first orle test ifasd ssgairs him. The discovery that he had tooEEa aj5S wives was mal1e' through ' a n afln5er tssement inserted by wife Nose1, wf5e~ Mzalss try ing teStIaae his whereabouts. It was read By thes mother of wife No
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
PASTOR WANTS COURTING
 PARLORS IN CHURCHES

Real WI1ney, of Washington, told delegates to the Christian Missionary Society in conference, today, in flag erstozvT1 that churches should have courtfng parlors.
 "Acquaintance formed there,'' he said would ripen into christian mar
 Then Rev. E. B. Bagley, of Balti- more spoke up and said he approved the plan because he had tried it and it worked He met Mrs. Bagley in the Washington church par1ors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
MT1LLEN HEADS ONTARIO. Elected President Of Road. to Succeed
 Thomas P. Fowler.

New York. Sept. -26.--Drectors of the Ontario & Westerp rafIroAd have elected Charles S. Melfen president to succeed Tn oIlaas- P. ' Fowl CT. The ief,4fe at#e eFssr XaaElSs New Haven and Hartford railroad sfar permission to purchase the ma ,jority stock of tlex N- Y. o. & W. is Still pending befdrefsthe New York public utilities cozIfani ssion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
METzER-DooLEY.

Announcements has been made of the coming nuptials of Miss Katheryn Dooley. the daughter of MT and Mrs Michael Dooley, 12o BunneH street, to MT. Joseph Metzer, which will take place in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Wednesday, October 2, af 9 a. m Both the bride-to-be and the groom are very popular In Bridgeport and the event will be largely attend
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
FRATERNAL NEWS

A regular meeting of. Magma eCtar4te Lodge, Sons of St. George was held last evening". One candidate was in = tinted and one application was re- ceived- The lodge voted to- hold a minstrel show in Eagles hall on the 9th of Dec 1912. A large committee was appointed to carry it through and everything points to a most successful affaiF- Rehearsas will start in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
Letter to R. NJ. Judson
Bridgeport, Conn

Dear sir: We make you and every property owner in Bridgeport this of fer:
 Paint half your. job. Devoe: paint the other half whatever you like. If Devoe doesn't take less gallons and cost less money, no pay.
 Yours truly 69 F w DEVOE & co Hubben & Wade Co. sell our paint
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept 5s-A seventh son Of seventh son of seyenth son is born to MT. and Mrs David GssEer MT Getger is a. mall carrier at Brad dock.
 There is an old suTsrst1t tho1 that tHe seventh son of a seventh son HS sure to be a favorite child of fOrt1ne-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

= =<7uaFeneeeA not4to~ ~injure the akin.
 Instantly removes Stove Polish. Russ Grease. Ink.5 Paint and Dirt. For the hand or elpthing- Large can 10. cents. Manufacture by WEas R. Winn, 244
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
THE PRETTTEsT FACE

4nd the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfgured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a fsw days without pain by using e--Cyruss Wart Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus PhaFNnacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and 1S6@Eannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
THE CANDIDATES TO-DAY

Denocra+fc-Gove ernoP Wilson spoke at Springfield, Barre andssFalI River. tourins Massachusetts, tF
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

Turkish Baths cost $1.OO at the.
 Hotel, Atlas THey- are always open. 1 No extra charge efor lodgings all
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

Rrogressive-Col Roosevelt at Mem pl1is Tenn. addressed the Interstate LeSee Association. and departed, for N1fssel Orleans tFsi71
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
can't learn

A navy blue serge, with the new silk finish was made up in the style shown above The striped material is a satin-faced cashmere th black and white. which goes well with the serge
 The new open rolling collar is tied with a mustard yellow velvet, with edges carefully finished with picot stitch. A sirdle of the serge is held by buckle covered with the same The skirt is cut in two pieces with seems at the sides and the closing
 A black t41rharl with brfrfa of white fluffy beaver Is worn and the only trimming is a fancy feather orna-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

I&@&nB4feazi- President Taft .a was b$Ha& at Beverly after his Penhsyl- vAAth trip. e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
sEVENTH soN BORy.

And His Father and Grandfatbe-
 Were Seventh Sons, Too
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

ohabitioniEt-Eugene w Chain spoke in several Michigan cities reach irNS Jacksonr Mich.,7 tonight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

ssoeialisst-thB.srtfgassne tB fassn vIs zDebs was at Indiana polls. Ind
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26

Cz&sANEASF. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-09
Marriage Keeps Men Sane

WaShington--ln Insanity SciZcS the bachelor with greater ease han the benedict despite the worry the married man is sup posed to have, according to the report of the government Hospital for T. c Insane just submitted Iu Walter l.. Fisher, Secretary of the Interior. Another fact stated in the report is that of almost 5000 pali'nts in the in sIiIuIinn only three are being treated for insanity brought on by the Us" of alcohol. This iS contrary [" he generally accrpl- ed theory that attributes in all c"h"iism d large rrnpnrt i'm ni ulnaticS.
 It. is also stated That there iS a far greater proportion of for ripn insane patients than Amer ican. and that most of the for rignrrS are German.
 That insaniIp in large meas llrc is hereditary is indicated bI the statcme ntthaL the asylum scientists have discovered a family in West Virginia whose history has been traced back through G75 individuals, of whom 5i w"r" defective mentally.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-09
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1912.
A MUCH NEEDED CHANGE.

II may h. news ln the marine editor ur tn" Juneau Dispatch. and iu Collector of Customs Will lis, to learn that Judge Thomas Lyons would have reached herr in ample time tO open court had he awaited the sailing of the Yukon from the capitol city for the westward. but in us, rpSi,l- ing in this neck of the woods, It Is a mystery to solve why there should have been such a tempest in teapot in Juneau over the opening of term nf court in Valdez, affecting likewise the press anu petty uiTicialdom of our territorial seat of government, unless that it might be the col lcctOr'S personal interest in the matter, which, upon occasion. he IS wont to show, as was so clear ly evidenced in the Fairbanks sub-port matter. where for the sake of the Northern Navigation company the people of the Tan ana were denied healthy cnmpc- titiOn in their freight and pas senger tariffs. Insignificant as the incident may be. it is anoih- CT example of how welcome the change of administration will be to AlaSkanS who believe in fair play.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-09
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SERIAL NO. 01652.
MINERAL APPLICATION MINERAL SURVEY NO 7S6.--ll.

MINERAL SURVEY No 73e.--u. :. Land
 Onicc, Juneau, Alaska, November 2i.
 1Gf2.
 Notice is hereby given that inc Knights Island Copper Mining Company, n cor poration organizrd and existing under and by virtue of the laws Of the Ter ritory Of Alaska. by 5. A. Temple, lts at- torney in fact, whose poStOirice address iS Valdez, Alaska. has made application for patent for twelve hundred Torty- one linear feet Of the AppoIla Lode. lode mine or vein: fifteen hundred linear feet of the Hercules Lode. lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet ur the iM,hi Baid Knob Lode lode mine or ven; ienths linear feet of the MoguI Lode lode. mine or vein: thirteen hundred nine " L linear % feet or the One Dime N": , linear feet of thr One Dime Lode, lode mine or vein, all bearing. copper, With on each of said Iodes. situated in tnc Valdez Mining District. Territory of and by the Held nOtcS on nIr m tnc office of the Register Or thc T.. =. Land nnicr ai Juneau, Territory of AISka, a> Follows, tO-wit:
 APPoLLA LODE.
 RrTinnng at Corner No |. Il green stone 2I' i0' 70" sri I2" m tnr