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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06

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frelhes beosutsnoe Qufreaung berpors
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grano. isnoh tonnte bic Gefabr Dor
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dem finb Der S6eintperfsr befinoet
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Gdeinfptrier purhe 3erit0rt uHb esi
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$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
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M0rberifde Gsplofion.

M0rberifhe Ggplofion.
philadelphia, ga, 5. Sept.
Cine Cigarette, Die IN iorglcIer gSsile
In einen gebdlter astporfeH tuuros.
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Irfobte am Wiittlpot 4beno cine gr<
pIciion in einem aleiberreinisunsss
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Gtobt, bic fpabrIdeiniih ben lob bon
tier perionen sur JoIes baben tDsro.
Bon BEN ntun Minnern. bic iih suf
2eit an Der 4rbeit befnHbtn. erlitien
pisr pabrfeinlih tOoilide 9ronDpuns
ben. Cb Der Giel. Der NIT feintr Gis
gorstie bas ungiiid peranlobt bat, pas
-sunisr III IT. aiAt orfast,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
Eies ians 3as.

Der oFfentliden gi6liptRt
fruroen i'm qaufe bss Wionats 4uguit
669 Bidder, 367 grolhiirtn, II Bill
Der uno Wuiitalien gum Geifent ges
mdft. Inter ben Ge6ern befinoen ii6
5rau qoura 2llbrit, R. Z. Butler,
Wiar 6lsiihmann, 6. SO. Glopsr.
Srau Jobn y. 6annn, 5rdu Marp
6atbamap, 5bornton so. 6intie, sSss
rome 3. 6opar0, 61a u. Jation,
5rau +. .. ssamiion, $. anoit. @als
te- s.. WlarDeu, ;5rl. aanes ROgan,
Dr. I. .. Wilion, bic llnioeriitdt uno
oi. Cincinnati Wuieum aiTociation.
Goli3iIt 0olnes s. Silgore 1ut.
te iitl aeitern megen lrimfenheit I'M
Tienit Dor Stherheits0ircttor Cab
I'll perantrportcn. Ter Siferbeitsoi.
reftor bebielt iih uorlauiig Die Ont.
ldeioltng in oem ,Saa Dor, dber Sill
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oieies oos brittle @tal lit, SaB er lit)
iuegen 5runfenbeit I'M Gienit 3u Der.
aHtIuorten Bat.
- Eoli5eihei GopeIan erflarte &c.
iiern, Dab er ioboIo Die reue Ser.
febrsor6innn; IN araft tritt, ins9e.
innintt SO Boli5liten an ben StraBen.
freu5ungen ser inneren Sfd0t 5ur
Megulirung oes 8ertehrs poitiren
ipiro. Tie gerfebr5poli3iiten. Die be-
fatntlid unter Dem aomman0o 0es
2eutuants Citing iteben, lperoen, dbn.
Iid ipie in anberen eroBitdoten, Ga.
maiden traeen ilno nit Signalpieiien
nusgeriiitet iein, nm BEN 2enfern Der
5ubrlperfe Die uotbi8en SignaIe &C.
ben 3il fonHen.
StaotannaIr 9ettman bat geitarn
Dem Staotratbsclerf Gspp cine Groi.
mans iibernitteIt. iueIhe ben SSahr'
preis fiir cine StraBenbnbniahrt in.
nerhnlb Der Sto6tgren5en aui fiini
Gents feltieBt. 3urh elm gerleber
mar ndnIlldl BET Der pom periloiienen
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lid,e iilni Gents Groinans ausgemer5i
nor6en itn6 oielen llInitono bate I'D
Die 8erbinoungsbnm su 9tuse &C,
mnft. Die rnf California iihrf unt
sehn Gents iiir Die 5ahrt berehnet
ais bic Staot por einiger ,3eit flagbal
fiuuroe imo einen Tahrpreis bon film
Gents oerlangte. Die fSolge mar, bal
Die Sta0t ben gro3eB oerlor.
-profsifor groots. BON Der Uni
periiidi, bat gtftern benz Wanor einer
9sridt suseitsIlt, aus ipelhem erbelIt
boB bic Mebr5nhl Der Stubirenosr
Der llniperiitdt 5amilien angeb0r.n
Die nidt iibsrmdbis nit irbiiten Gii
tern seiegnet limb uno Sab bic meiiier
Der Stubenten pdbrenb Der syerisn
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cufseitellte gsbauptung .5u bstrahten
| enB bic llnipsriii1t nur BON Ginoerr
rsiher leute beiuft ipiirbe, bic au
Eoiikn otr Stsusrsabler umionit dta
nemiIhe aurie mitmahten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
9 d 6Diegersltern
auf Der 8 brdneniuiel
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5uriid.
Rem gort 5. Sept. guBera.e
ip0bnlide llmitdnDe baben auf Gais
Sslanb gu Der 8ett.!rung oes flint
stgjd6rigen Wuttbias Nabel, Teiner
Eisr unopier3igidbrigen 5rau uno Iei.
reg d6tjdbrigen 36dterfens Wdrie
gefiibrt. Die afuts, 0eutfds sllnqqrn,
reiiten nit Sdnbor aobler, einem
SdniegerIobn RdbeIs. Sobler 5at
5ral nno bier ainber mitgebra6t.
Wton lieb ibn init ieiner 5amilis bsi
Der .Snlpettion dnItanoslos pdiiiren,
ipibreHD man ben Sdpiegerpatet,
bsHen 5rau unb iun9e 3o6tr feitbielt.
glun lift aber aobIer na6 6oricor
Sunction, Dis., neitergereiIt, p6ne
lid um bic ShDiegerettern gu be-
f;immern. Wogli6. DaB er gidubte,
bob audi Tie uuf ben 3ug fpeoirt NOR
ben icien. 2tuf ale 6due bat er obes
$3.50, Die er fir ben QIten in gerz
tpuGrunq bate, mttgenommen uno
bic Tetinirten iiben nunmebr qGnslit
mittellos feIt. Grit penn aobler ben
geuten ibr 8elb itidt, Miro Die o5ns
qutiition 9eborbe barber berdtbsE,
oo gtubel, Jrau urD 5o6ter lanoen
niirien. Gruno 3ur detention mar
bas porgsidrittene glltsr oss Mans
nes.
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9brdnsninfel aei6itt baben. fam einc
gdn3e QH3abl iungsr oeutiter Wtdcz
den an, um fih bier nit ibrea
2tuserpdhIten, bic por linen naf
Qmreita gstommen tDarsn, trauen 3u
laiIen. 8isr pdrteu Duroeu geiterH
inter amtliden 4uipi5isn gIutIid gs.
maht.
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ben iueIten gbe9 aus GhICdgo 9emdh:
um 5elsne 6erih beim3ufiibren, BIZ
duf benz Dampfer ~@sOr8s Bdibing
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8apnOr oeriegte osm Ratb Der aIOer
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csn3en fir 3situnss sspsrtduisr unb Der
gleiden in Der gdu3tn Staot, nit Oil
| fe Don 3piihsntragern 3u $25OO bt
5srab gu $25 i'm Sabr osrtaufsn,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
Geutidrslmerifaniider Staoipsrbano,

Seute a6eno miro III Der Central
SurnEaIle Die moHntIide Serianrln.
lung oes GeutId). .9lmerifanilhen
Stootuerbanos abgebalten peroen.
Die 9lntueienheit alIer Delegation lit
oringeno ertpiinidJt, ou i'll oieier ger.
iammlung Die Iesteu arrangements
be3iiglih Der aonpention oes Staats.
rerbanoS in Youngstown getroIfen
peroen iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
Selbitmorbperiud).

Der "a Sabre alte Rorman Rote.
go. 2243 YiHs Sirobe, untsrnabm sss
fern 4benb in sinem 2lnfaa BON 2es
bensiiberbrub einen Selbitmorbpers
fuh, innem ar fiG NIT sinem RafirmeIs
Ter cine S6nittuunoe am lin.su6anbz
aelent beibrahts. Gr tpuroe nd1 benz
6oipi.al gum gutsn Somariter gsz
brnGt. no ieiu 3uitnno ais ungefdbrs
lit be3eihnet purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06
Ger Efatflub.

slui heute glbeno lit naf Dem Gale
/. .alt SeioeIberg@ 9io 522 8lne CTR.
cine 8eriammlung aQer Sreitltbe oes
SfatipieIs einberliien Doroel, I'm Die
permanente Organization 6es Stot.
alubs. oeIien 8riiuolng Dor fur5en
in Die @ese Seleitet puroe, ourf5us
fiihrpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-06

GIettrti 4e 2ettuugen
unD 9ogelid duB. Dap bic eIsfz
triften Qeitung3brdbte Der 9ogetpelt
fe0r iG)doen, 1T uqgeretn betanrt;
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far3 bas Der San tft uHo pis bteIer
SGGDigunq unierer QefieoertenTreuuz
BE- ab5ubelfea 1T. peroen augenblids
lid fpieoer griinblife Grbebungen
anqeiteQt. sSn Der iiberniegenben
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Iie al oen 2eitung5unlaaeu rauitreiz
cen. 2elepbonz uno 5elegrdpbenz
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oitls1 4rten, 3ur Yaft3eit itrei4en
nur Die 90gel gegen Die 0rdbte, reuz
nen iid) ben aopf Elm uuo 3erbreheI
SlliQel uno getne. Die 8ahnpdrter
teunen pieie SteLen gsnau uno iu6eu
t0qlit Die Streten ab; meiitens fins
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, 3rDiTelurten, Stare uno anDere Sat-
tunqen FaIaneu uno Telobiibner,
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| oft am 5aqe Qegen Die Drdbte unc
| 10 perunQluten Iauienbs BON 8Dgeln-
5a neuerer ,3eit lit nun audi 81 Der
bisberi9en 8efabr our6 9eitreihen
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poQer 9fohrt auf Gjrunb geitpBen. DIE
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ten Shottsn geiprenot uno aud, dnosre
ernIte gefhdbiguneeu porbdnoen itno.
Es III nics Der brittle llufal tpdhreno
Der oissidhrigsn iatpsoiifen Glotisas
lman1ner.
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beitsireftor ermad]tigt, oen Gahtpcrs
trag fir Dds aanalbett 5l uttter5eid]-
nen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
STEPNEY

Miss Emily Seeley while going iron her home to that of George Edwardi in Pepper street on Thursday had thi misfortune to lose her pocketbool containing some money and her dool key.
 Miss Gertrude Craft has returne from a few days visit in Bridgepor where she was the guest of MT. ant Mrs. William Purdy. ~ as At
 The Methodist mid-week prayer meeting will be held in the %churcf basement on Wednesday evening.
 Invitations have been issued for 2 shirt waist dance to be held in East woods hall the evening of July 4th Randolph Bradley of Bedding an6 Elbert Eastwood are the committee ir charge.
 MT. Frank Lyon has returned from a ten days vacation spent at For Wright on Fishers Island. MT. Lyor was accompanied by MT. Fred Suth erland on his trip. -
 A strawberry and ice cream festi val is to be given in the Monroe TowT hall on this (Tuesday) evening b. the Ladies' Aid of the St. Peter'i church.
 The young people are planning sfol a tennis club. The tennis court is t be laid out on the village park.
 MT. Trumbull of the firm of. Good man & Tfumbull of Litchfield wh> has charge of the work on the lowel section of the state road, is boardins at the home of c. E. Osborne. @s -
 Mrs. Elizabeth Beardsley is spend ing few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Elsie Nichols in Shelton. ,g.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
SOUTHPORT
(SneciaI tn .rhe Ear

Special to The Farmer.)
 Southport, July 2.-The biggest black flsh ever caught in waters. around these parts was landed Saturday by and one-halfi pounds and measured 25 inches in length. Local rod and tackle handlers have heard of bigger catches but they say Quinn's haul was the largest they've ever seen. The fish was caught of sthe Fishing Rocks.
 Herb Jennings boat came in second in the race for craft of her size at Larchmont, Saturday,
 The Southport baseball team has been fitted out with new uniforms which will probably be sported on the Fourth. The suits are grey with black trimmings with Southport in black letters across the breast. Grey socks and grey caps go to, complete the outfit.
 Mar. Stampher. of Brooklyn, who has been with Capt Ellwood for the past week. returned to his home yes Jesse .Wakeman and Eddie .Bleason took in the sights at Coney Island Sunday. They started Saturday even ing and made the return early yester- day morning
 A coal barge, the Hurry Up," of New York. is unloading at William Jennings dock.
 Miss Cora Chase of New York, who has been abroad. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry of Pequot avenue
 Mrs. John Connors of Boston has returned to Southport for the summer and is now occupying her home here MT. Connors, a travelling salesman. is expected here soon from New York.
 Relatives from out. of town have have been visiting Mrs L.. C. Chase, wife of the Heal manager of the 8. N. E. T Co., at her home in Main street
 Edmund Gilbert of HArbor Road is entertaining friends from out Of town.
 The Sasquanaugh Village Improve ment association will hold a home made cake and candy sale at the Sea Lodge Saturday. July 6, from 3 till D. m. There will be surprise flower gardens for the children
 Sunday was a big day for motor craft on the Sound many of the power launches finding their way into the harhor Tn fact it appeared that there was an aquatic parade for many Of the craft were decorated.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Hurd of New York are staying with Mrs Charles Mills.
 Mrs. Charles Bulkley is entertain ing her niece. Miss Allis, of Water bury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02

day the Fourth; Hours at the post office that day will be from a. m. till ii a. m. and from 6 D, m, till p. m.
 Evening services were held for the last time this season until September at the Congregational church in Green field Hill Sunday evening. Also for the summer thef Christian Endeavor wills hold outdoor meetings at the homes of the various members.
 Bill Nelson has been installed as chef at the Press cottage on Fairfield beach Nelson has seen service In several of the New York hotels.
 Miss Mary J. Gaffpey, teacher in the eighth grade at the sherman school. is spending her vacation m Greene N. Y.
 Groceryman Benjamin Betts and Druggist John J. Boyle have. settled the dust question around their places of husiness. Last week their corners wereS treated with several appl1ca- tions of road oil and were since given several good wettings. The result IS a noticeable improvement.
 Rev. F. s. Child, pastor Of the Fair field 7Congrega tional church, was ex- nected hame today from Saratoga, where he has been spending the past few weeks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
EASTON

Mrs. Hobert Mallette is still in a very critical condition.
 The wedding of Charles Gregory and Miss Ethel Purdy of Bridgeport took place at the home of the brides par entss on Saturday afternoon. Only relatives were present, as the wedding was a very quiet one. Charles Greg ory is the son of MT. and Mrs. George Gregory of this place. MT. and Mrs. Gregory left after the ceremony. for a few days in the White Mountains; after they return they will make their home, with the groom's parents In Plattsville.
 Messrs James and Henry Douglas of Thomaston have returned to their home, having spent, a few days with friends on Sport Hill.
 Miss Moore is spending several days as guest of MT. and Mrs. Davis in PlattsNille: ses
 MT. and Mrs. J. Walker Sherwood of Sport Hill are entertaining for a few days Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter, Maud Clark, from Massa- chusetts.
 Mrs. Jennie Blakeman and son, ClaF- ence Blakenlan, of Bridgeport, have returned, having visited at MT. and Mrs Homer Logans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
SHOPPING CENTERs.
Hartford Times.)

Mayor Frank J. Rice, of New Ha- ven, has made a discovery that there is a lot of retail trade going to Bridge port which he says should go to his city He has called a. meeting Of business men of New Haven for next Monday to consider the matter and to take steps to divert the business from Bridgeport.
 Without meaning to do so, Mayor Rice pays a compliment to the en- terprise of the merchants of Bridge port when he says that they are able to capture trade which those of hfs city should have. New Haven and Bridgeport are the two most poprloue cities in the State. They are grow ing in population; and increasing in prosperity May they continue in this happy. conditioni Tn a measure 4ha two cities are in the same trade gone and it is but reasonable to expect that they should be rivals for the same outside trade.
 Hartford has a much wider shop ping sphere than either New Haven or Bridgeport Thanks to the enter prise of our merchants and to the SUI periority of their stores Hartford ta able to attract shoppers from all oyFr the State People from the most It~ mote communities in Connecticut find that it pays to come to the capital city to do their shopping. IndesA people return from New York an,i Boston dissatisfied with the shopptE opportunities which these cities as, forded to find that they could do theiE trading here to their complete Satis- faction and to their advantage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
Notice

@WP Hne&y~eix years we have been GnMMmc&amg business @t the @Mm@ oa0 locaeiom, corner of Main and John 9aReee@ Bridgeport, Conn, n1@ ouz Prasa8e Bank has beem estahlAshe0 aheBe spontaneously. We have received cd pnsd ouA an demand without no eiee millions of doalers Of money oe. p0nteed with ua end we eonfanue to secaaxe money subject to depositors dAasck at efgEt, on which we alloy dhRee pee cent pee annum, credited e@ emc6 account mscnfhl& We eoncas fha mnCOuMtm of imdaividuals, business mmm. mRIma mmA corporations, and AN wh@ want m bank account where tney ean deposit money. checks or dralte. and le@ve it for one day, ,Cne week. one m1nfh OF one year. and 9rAw interees m ft for eny sime is is left with us. Ws give Co the business our careful nergonan attention as the oldest nrp sf praEnte bankers h this state. .s'' m ETy A m@NNT M M
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02

New York-SamueI Brecker. 15.iyt ing a kite from the roof of q four story tenement, stepped off the edgs and was instantly killed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
GUS JOHNSON BUYS SECTION :
 OF OLD BEARDSLEY FARM
Mayor of Johnson Avenue Will De- velop Tract Between Barnum
 Avenue and Booth Street.
Especial to The Farmer )

Stratford July 2.-In the race be- tween the Barnum avenue and Avon Park sections of the town the former is gaining rapidly and deal was made last week which will give the northern section big lead in the march of progress. The triangular piece of property lying between Bar mum avenue and Booth. street, which is the original Boston Post road, and bounded by California street on the west has been acquired by Gus John son. mayor of Johnson avenue,'' de- veloper of California street extension and monitor of the destinies of the Barnurl avenue district. The tracl contains several acres and ends in a point at King street.
 This piece of property has been watched with greedy eyes by real es- been commented upon freely. The property was a part of the old Beards!ey farm and has been in tlla [ family for generations. Samuel ". Beardsley Of King street has held the property for many years with the greatest faith in it's ultimate. deVelop- ment. He still owns large section on the south side of Barnum avenue. MT. Johnson proposes to develop the property immediately. He IS now preparing plans for six houses to be built on the, east end of the tract
 
 will be as, good as can be built and will appeal to people who want sub urban residences and at the same time easy access to the city.
 The plans of the new owner 11l- cludo the beautify:ng of the point et the junction of Barnum avenue Boo, h and King streets and transforming the shady into a park. He is now planning to bui d large and modern hotel on the point for the accommo- dation of summer visitors and people who seek to avoid the noise and bus tie of the. city and still enjoy all the comforts and luxuries of city life.. The development of the tract will include. the grading of the high point at the corner of California street and Booth streets into the valley producing gentie incline which will result in .ad-v mirable building sites. MT. Johnson allows no property he acquires to lie idle and the change in ownership means that it will be built up as rapidly as possible.
 He has already built in the neigh borhood of fifty houses in this vicin- ity and his latest acquisition will soon be covered with fine residences With the cutting up of the Booth farm which lies across the road this sec tion is sure to be rapidly developed and. will soon be the most populous section of the town,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
YoUNGsTER HIT BY AUTO.

Five year old George Alfred Wines, son of James Wines. steward at the Algonquin Club, is recovering today at his home, 153 Elm street, from shock and wounds received when he was struck by an automobile in front of his home, yesterday. The young ster was cared for by a physician and the automobilist, w. w. Foot, of New York, remained until the extent of the child's injuries were ascertained.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
MURPH7-MUsANTE.

Miss Katherine A. Musante, former ly employed in the Caesar Misch store, and MT. Eugene M E.. Murphy, a well known. newsletter, were quietly united in marriage last Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Angelo De .Toro. They are spending their honeymoon in Provi- dence, Boston and other Eastern points. Miss Margaret Eiseman was bridesmaid and MT. c. J. Leverty the best man. The bridegroom is a for mer resident of Providence, for a mum Der of years in the employ of the New York & Eastern News co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
CARPENTER FALLS

WITH RIGGING. 4 George Harrison, of Plattsville, a carpenter, refused to take the counsel of doctors at the Emergency hospital, who advised him to go to a general hospital, late yesterday when he was brought in by automobilists who had picked him up in Stratfield Harri- son went to his own home after Dr.. Curley had sewed wound in his chest. He fell with a collapsing scaf- fold and projecting timber caught his chest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 nISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, s., ppnRATE COURT.

2 June zOCn, lSL1s Estate of Betsey B. French, late of the town of Easton in said Dis frict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis- trfct of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Es7 tate are requested to make immediato payment to
 HARRIET F. SQUIRES.
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