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The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Deed. Land to school Board.

The council committee on parks and
boulevards provided. Monday. for the
deciding OF land on Ferry field s00x 90
feet from the city to the Board OF Edrrz
cation for u site for the new normal
training school. The building Will be
three stories high. will he built OF
brick and face the boulevard. The
Board OF Education has already let the
contract 10 A. j. Smith a Co, and work
will be commenced this week The
contract calls for the completion OF the
building within a year. The new build
ihg viii be used for normal training
purposes in place OF the Washington
normal school. which will be used for
unEraded classes
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
pru.k J.il.a Cor cer,.-pt.

Joseph Solder. charged with dump
ing dirt In a vacant lot without a per-
init from the owner. was badly intoxi-
Gated when he appeared before Judge
Connolly for trial Monday morning and
created such a disturbance In court
that the judge nned him t2s with the
alternative OF serving 30 days for con-
tempt OF court. without stopping 10
hear the evidence In the real case
against Joseph. He was hurried across
to the Jail.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Two offender. sent Up.

Walter Wallace. convicted OF
charge of abusing Edward Lorenz Q
13-year-old boy. was sentenced ",
Judge Phelan. Monday. to serve TIVE
years In Jackson prison. Arthur
Schneider. member OF the gang OF fouI
young men who committed many bur
glaries on the west side. was sentenced
10 serve six months In the wOrkhOusr
The other three members OF the gana
are In jaIl, awaiting sentences.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Woman Convicted of Poisoning DOG

Woman Convicted Of Poisoning Dog.
Mrs Elizabeth Chadwick. An aged
woman, living at No. +o1 Fifth st. was
convicted In Justice STEMS court Mon
day morning, OF a charge of cruelty TO
animals, consisting OF feeding tender
beefsteak, saturated with rat poison, to
a valuable Collie dog owned by rms J.
III. Sholdec, OF No 3s9 Fifth-st. Mrs
Chadwick IL the owner OF the latter
house. The Collie dog passed away In
q veterinary hospital on Oct II. Mrs.
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

turn at Field and Jefferson, Wood
ward Only" turn at Farmer and Ora.
tiot Destination signs westbound:
"24th st. Only" turn at Twenty fourth
and Porter, House" turn at Concord
and Kercheval. Woodward Only"
turn at Shelby and Michigan.
SOUTH cHENE LlNE-Route sign
"Scuth Chene" both north and south
sPRlNGWELLs LlNE-Route sign
"Springwells" both north and south
bound.
TRUMBUlL LINE-Route sign
"Trumbull' both north and south.
Destination sign southbound Bates"
turn at Woodbridge and Bates City
Hall turn at Michigan and Griswold,
Field turn al Field and Jefferson,
Limits" turn at Jefferson and Alter
Road Destination signs northbound:
Ball Park" turn at Michigan and
Trumbull. Grand River" turn at
Trumbull and Grand River.
WEST JEFFERSON LINE-Routs
sign West Jefferson" when west
bound and Fort" when eastbound
Destination signs westbound South
Dearborn" turn at South Dearborn.
West Jefferson turn at Mecca Y,
Car House" turn at Clark car house,
CLARK" turn at Fort and Clark. Des-
tination sign eastbound: Bates" turn
a. Bates and Cadillac So.
On cars not equipped with Hunter
signs all West Jefferson and Fort cars
carry Fort route signs Destination
signs westbound Through" turn at
Woodmere. "Delray" turn at Bates
and Cadillac So, Through" turn at
Field and Jefferson.
WEST WARREN llNE--Route
sign Fourteenth" both east and west
bound Destination sign westbound;
West Warren" turn at slst and War
r'a. Destination sign eastbound
West Warren turns at Farmer and
Gratiot.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

Peter Christy held for investigation
into his alleged perjury In connection
with the trial OF two young men
charged with robbing a man NAMED
Vobas. the latter in the employ OF
Christy, was discharged by Judge Van
Zile. Monday morning, there being no
evidence against him. The pair az.
cused OF the alleged robbery were ac-
quilted last week
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

JEFFERSON liNE-Route signs
Jefferson" when eastbound and
Grand River" when westbound. Des-
tination signs eastbound: Weir" turn
at Weir Y, Shore Line Division,
Crosse Pointe" turn Mt Country Club,
Crosse Pointe, "Gaukler Pointe" turn
at Gaukler, Shore Line Division, Lin.
It's" turn at Jefferson and Alter Road,
House" turn at Jefferson and ST. Jean
road, Field" turn at Field and Jeffer-
son. u. Bates turn at Jefferson and
Bates. Destination signs westbound:
city Hail. turn at Griswold and
Michigan, "Cass" turn at Grand River
and Cass, "Trumbulp' turn at Grand
River and Trumbull, Greenfield" turn
at Tucker Loop on the Orchard Lake
Division.
MlCHlGAN.MAck E-Route
sign Mack" eastbound and Mack"
westbound when going to river. Des-
tination sign westbound, "Chene" turn
at Chene and Gratiot. CITY Hail. turn
az Congress loop River" turn at foot
OF Woodward Ave.
MICHIGAN lINE-Route sign
Michigan" westbound and "Gratlot"
castbound. Destination signs west
bound mt. Elliott turn -at-Mt-Els
lott and Gratiot, "Chene" turn al
Chene and Gratiot. city Hall turn
at Farmer loop or Congress loop
River" turn at foot OF Woodward
Ave. "Trumbull" turn az Truinbull
ant Michigan. Through" turn at Ad-
olson v Destination sign - stbound
"Trumbuu' turn AT Trumbull and
Michigan. City Hail. turn az Con
gress loop, River" turn at foot OF
woodward Ave. "Chene" turn al
Chene and Gratiot, mt Elliott" turn
a. ut. Elliott and Gratiot
MYRTLE LINE-Route sign
Myrtle" both east and west Destin-
alton signs eastbound: Limits turn
AZ jefferson and Alter Road, House
arr at Jefferson and st. Jean road
Field" turn az Jefferson and Field
Hates" turn at Congress and Bates.
Destination signs westbound: City
Hall" turn a. Griswold and Michigan.
'Cass" turn at Grand River and Cass.
"Trumbull" turn at Grand River and
Trumbull
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Jailed for p..troyinx prop.r,y.

For writing his name with his ing
ernaIls on the newly painted bodies OF
two limousines at the Cadillac Motor
Co. Steve Bozanick. a recent arrival
In the city. who boards at No. I1O7
Russell-set., was sent TO the House OF
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Car Signs
and Their Meaning


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tim
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
PROF. ANGEL MAY
GO TO JOHNS HOPKINS


CHICAGO, Oct. 29-"I cannot &C
cept an invitation that l have not
received. have heard nothing
about the matter" was the comment
OF Prof ]. r. Angel. Of Chicago
University. regarding a report that
he had been rendered the presidency
OF Johns Hopkins University, Balu-
more.
Assuming that such an invitation
is In the mails. what will be your
answer" was asked Prof. Angel.
THE assumption Is not warranted
by anything | know" he replied
Rrof. Angel is the son OF Former
President Angel OF the University
Of Michigan.
BALTIMORE, MUD. Oct. 2S.-While
the trustees OF Johns Hopkins uni
versity this afternoon will not con-
firm the report that the presidency OF
the university had been offered TO
Prof. James r. Angel, Of Chicago. IL
Is known that he is being considered.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

BAKER LINE-Route sign Baker"
both east and west.
BRUSH LINE-Route sign Brush"
both north and south.
CROSSTOWN .lINE-Route sign
"Crosstown" both east and west
bound Destination signs westbound
"14th and Warren" turns at Fourteen.
On and Warren, House" turns at War.
rem car house. Destination signs east
bound mt. Elliott q Forest" turns
at Mt Elliott and Forest. Harper"
turns at Harper and Field. House"
tuins at Jefferson car house.
DEPOT LlNE-Route sign Depot"
both north and south.
FORT LINE-Route sign Fort"
both east and westbound. Destina.
ton signs westbound Through" turn
at Woodmere, Clarke" turn at Fort
and Clark. Bates" turn at Bates and
Cadillac So. Destination signs east
bound Bates" turn at Bates and Cad
lilac So, "Elmwood" turn at Elm
wood and Champlain. Bridge" turn
at Field and Jefferson.
FOURTEENTH LiNE-Route- sigr
Fourteenth" both east and west
hound. Destination sign eastbound
Through" turn at Woodland anc
oakland. Clay turn at Clay am
Railroad. "Bethune" turn at Beaubiel
and Bethune. River" turn at ferry
COP House" turn at Forest anc
Hastings. Belt down Fourteenth
and up Hastings 10 Forest. Destina
ton signs westbound Through" turr
AT Fourteenth and Milwaukee, "Wesi
Warren" turn at Warren and Thirty
First. House" turn at Fourteenth
and Warren. BELT" down Beaubier
and up Fourteenth to Warren.
HAMILTON LlNE-Route sig1
Hamilton" both north aud south
bound. Destination signs northbound
House" turn at Holden and Green
wood. "Pingree' turn at Hamilton
and Pingree. Limits" turn at Iiamil
ton and webb. Destination sign south
bound, River" turn az foot OF Wood.
ward Ave.
HARPER LINE-Route sign "Har'
per" both north and south Destina-
ltion signs: Cemeteries" turn at MI.
Olivet Cemetery loop Center lane
turn AZ Ten Mile road loop.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

WOODWARD lINE-Route sign
Woodward" both north and south
bound Destination sign southbound:
River" turn at foot OF Woodward.
Destination signs northbound: Lin
its" turn at Battery X, House" turn
at car house. Log Cabin turn at
Palmer Park. Fair Grounds turn at
Far Grounds.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29
Myerlg LINE-Route 81

SHERMAN LiNE-Route sign
Sherman" both east and west. Des
tination Sign esstbound; Limits" turn
At Hurlbut and Kercheval, Bridge
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

HARPER LINE-Route sign "Har.
per" both north and south Destina-
ton signs: Cemeteries" turn at MI.
OHvet Cemetery loop. Center Line
turn az Ten Mile road loop.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

DEPOT GlNE-Route sign Depot
both north and south.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-29

c.pyrisLs. isia n. Bobe. Merrill C.-s-.s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
THE, FARMER: JUNE 10, 1912

whispered: "You heard what he said"
 Josie stamped her foot in fury. Oh, I despise you! she snapped.
 Roland. can never thank you enough. Won't you take me away from this placer Barnett came from behind the banker with grin of delight.
 "I'd be mighty glad to see you Josie took his proffered arm. been." she exclaimed "I believe I've | liked you best all along" Josie paused. It occurred to her that the proceedings had not been of an official character and she was anxious to correct the omission. 'I suppose there is no need to say the engagement is broken, MT. Dun- l can!" she said, with bitter sarcasm. l They passed out and Lockwood followed. "I'll attend to your case
 in the morning!" he shouted. "I'll
 make you wish you had never come | to this IoWn.''
 l Kellogg came down from behind
 the porch pillars as soon as Lock wood had disappeared. ] By George, old man. that was a bit of luck:'', he exclaimed. And you carried it off like an actor.'' "A bit of luckr' repeated Nat. "It's ] more luck than I thought. there was
 in the whole world. But I'll have to l catch that old curmudgeon before he
 gets home." he added. Hold on, where are you going ?'' l asked Kellogg.
 'I'm going to have it out with
 Lockwood replied Nat. ".Do you I think want him and that cub Bar
 town?"
 Say leave him to me- suggested
 Kellogg. 'I know what to tell him. He'll believe me, too" l Thanks, Harry Nat called after
 him. "It would be better if you'd do l it. Cone right back, though"
 Just then Betty came out to an
 nounce that supper was ready. She
 hesitated in embarrassment when she saw Nat alone. Betty, I want to tell you something,'' he called to her ute?''
 She was beside him before he had
 ceased speaking. her eyes wide with | wonder.
 Do you happen to remember that I told you 3 while ago was en-
 gagged to Josie. Lockwood?" he asked | and he took both her hands in his. | Betty gave them to him unresist- What do you mean. Nat?" l Nothing much, only it's broken l On.
 Broken of? Oh. Nat! Why" Because love you" he whisper ed, drawing her to him. She looked up at him with perfect trust. "Oh, Nat, don't understand 7 she said, but she laid her head
 against his shoulder with happy lit- l tie sigh.
 ."Of course you don't understand"
 he said. It was all a plan, a scheme
 my coming here. But it's different now. I. love you, Betty, and want l to be . man. Won't you forgive me ] and be my wife?" l She gently disengaged her hands from where he clasped them and let 1 them sip about his neck until her l fingers claSped behind, and her eyes
 shining with happiness. looked into 1 hiS l II have loved you from the first day I ever saw you!' she whispered. l THE END.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Kodaks and Supplies

Everything in the kodak line at
 Jackson's Book Shop, 9S6-9S8 Main street. Have your films developed and printed. You are sure to be per- fectly satisfied with the results. Don't waste money in buying good camera and good films and then have your prints spoiled. Twenty-two years of satisfaction from the house that does JUNE WEDDINGS.
 Are coming thick and fast The furniture business is booming at Moth nagle's big house furnishing store. Particular people have learned here they get the best for the least money. An enormous outlet gives this firm a purchasing power no others enjoy. Economical management enables them to sell the best goods at the lowest possible margin of profit. The very liberal patronage received by the Nothnagle store proves that their eff forts are fully appreciated. If you are a new resident in town, ask those
 who know. Everything to furinsh a
 modern home is here. a magnificent
 new line of furniture of every descripS
 tion, a beautiful new line of rugs, car-
 pets, mating, linoleums, oil cloth, lace
 curtains, pOrtieres, couch covers, pie lures refrigerators, carpet sweepers,
 go-carts, baby carriages and those fa-
 nous Glenwood ranges. It will cost
 you nothing to look, and it may, do
 you a heap of good. Elevator to all
 departments, 1869 Main street, or 135
 Fairfield avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
SENATOR LORIMER
 SAID TO BE READY TO QUIT SENATE

Washington, June 7-It is reported that Senator Lorimer has withdrawn his refusal to resign and will quit the Senate The request for his resigna- tion came from his own friends and was a renewed one. They wish him to save them embarrassment. They told him that Senators Simmons of North Carolina and Martin and Swan son of Virginia, who voted for him, before, will not do so again and that others are ready to change their votes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
POTATO OMELET

Chop two good sized raw potatoes and mix with them a double quantity of cold cooked meat, chopped; season with salt and pepper and a small on- ion. Put two tablespoonfuls of drip ping in a frying pan, when hot put in a layer of the hash, stir until warm ed, then cover and let cook slowly ten minutes. When done run knife under and roll the same as omelet. Serve hot with tomato catsup.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

spoonful of mixed mustard and ono of soft butter. Mash the eggs to a paste with the butter, add the mustard and work we'll together with the ham. For all sandwiches the bread should be two days old. Trim off all crust, butter the end of the loaf, then cut in thin slices. Spread a slice with the ham, cover with a second slice, press together and trim into any de- sired shape.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
Examiners of Barbers

The State Board of Examiners of Barbers will be at the Barber Shop of Thomas F. Feeley, 69 Cannon Street. Bridgeport, Monday, June A, 1912, from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M., to examine all applicants for barber's license. Bring shears razors and hone.
 a* GEORGE GOSS, Secretary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
BUILDING TRADES
 WILL BE BUSY
Permits Given With Aggregate
 Value of $7O,l72

Building permits with an aggre- gate value of $7o,172 were issued dur ing the past week as follows: John Kosa, six family frame dwell- ing, east side of Danube Court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
KITCHEN CRAFT
VEAL oMELET

Three pounds of veal six soda crack CTS, three eggs. two tablespoonfuls of cream, salt, pepper and sweet mar
 joram Make in loaf and bake an
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
HELPED TO KEEP q DOWN EXPENSES

Mrs J. E. Henry, Akron. Mich. tells how she did so: 'I was bothered with my kidneys and had to go nearly double. I tried sample of Foley Kidney Pills and they did me so much good that I bought bottle, and feel that they saved me a big doctors s bill.'' l.. F. Curtis. *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
avenue for Henry l.. Bishop, of tn Comstock- -Willett Co.


 avenue for Henry L. Bishop, of the Comstock-W -Willett Co
 The committee having in charge the matter of building an addition to the Myrtle avenue schoolhouse mas the new work. The addition Will contain four class rooms, and will De of brick.
 Work has been started on the plans for the new building which is to be Memorial Association.
 Plans are being made for garage for MT. and Mrs. Henry F.. Henshaw in Fairfield avenue.
 The contract for the new factory building on Crescent avenue for the Bias Narrow Fabric Co has been let to the T0rrington Bli1ding Go. The building will be 100x1O0x40 feet, three stories high, of brick, with granite trim.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has com pleted plans for an addition to be built onto the Hotel Lyric on High street. It will provide p additional sleeping rooms.
 Architects are drawing plans for a fine residence for MT. and Mrs. Will liam B. Lee, to be built at Seaside Park, on the site of the David Trubee house.
 Work has been started on a frame house which is to be built by E. H. Walker on Beechmont avenue.
 Carpenters have the. contract for a frame building on the corner of Ham ilton and Green streets for Mary San tilla. It will have a store and five
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
SIDEWALKS
 Sand and 0fave1 THE BURNS GO. S9 FAIRFIELD AVENUE BROKEN STONE, all sises
 ROOFING ai4 ale Te1ep6ono

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., PROBATE COURT.
 June 3rd, 1s11. Estate of Thomas F. FftzgeraId. late of the town of Bridgeport, fin said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict 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 8 recov- cry All persons indebted to said Es- tate are requested to make immediate
 CATHERINE FITZGERALD, Dss*p Administratrix.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

Carpenters have t11e-contract for a frame building on the corner of Ham tilla. It will have store and five tenements, and will cost about $6,500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
BREAD oMELET

Three eggs. one-half cup bread crumbs one-quarter teaspoonful of salt one-half cup of milk, sprinkle with pepper, tablespoonful of butter. Beat yolks, add salt, pepper, milk, butter and crumbs. Beat the whites of the eggs very stiff and stir into the mixture. Put enough butter into pan to cover the bottom when melted. Turn in the omelet, cook until firm, fold and serve.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT. se PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
 June Sth, 1s11. Estate of John C. Ford, late of the town of Bridgeport in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for sthel Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the ~.- hereof for the Creditors of said E6- tate to exhibit their claims for set- clement. Those who neglect to pre- ed, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to mako immediate payment to
 JOHN J.. PHELAN. DSs* Executor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

John Kosa, cement block garage south side of Wordin avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10


 International silverware Co.,, third Seaview avenue.
 John Kivak, nine family frame dwelling, east side of Hallett street.
 c. B. seeley, one story frame shoe nue.
 John Rourke, cellarway,s north side of East Washington avenue.
 Frank Jacoby, three story frame building for stores and tenements, east side of Newfield avenue.
 A. Ketcham, frame addition to dwelling, north. side of Wheeler ave- nue.
 to armory,. west side of Housatonic
 Rocco and Mary Cocozzi, cellar wall for house, southwest corner, Centre street and Harrai avenue.
 Marx Steine, two-family dwelling, Albert E. Lavery, private garage. west side Mill Hill avenue
 L. A. cosill. frame and steel pri- vate garage. west side Mill Hill ave- nue.
 Joseph Munson, frame shed, east side Stratford avenue.
 Ernst Adams. cellar wall for house, north side Clark street.
 
 John Jackel, addition and porch, east side Hough avenue.
 Alex Koment, two-story frame dwelling. east side Bishop avenue.
 Mortimer D. Stone, frame storage she'd. north side Mckinley avenue. Thomas F. McNamara, six-family house. east side Noble avenue.
 Arrangements are being made by Harry A. Burnes for building a two- family house on Norman street. The contract has been awarded for q frame house on Noble avenue for Rose Schneider. , The contra oe has been awarded for building six houses on Catherine street for JoLIlua Meltzer Four of them will be arranged for three fam lilies each and two for two families each.
 Work will be started at once on frame house on Bishop street for Ak. Koment
 The contract for two-family frame house on Willow stret for Kathrine Lastromirsky has been awarded.
 Plans are being prepared for a very attractive residence for George s. Hawley. to be built on Washington terrace.
 Plans have been made for a new front to the store in the building owned by Charles Mellitz on Syruce street.
 The plumbing business formerly conducted by Daniel Rock in Fair field has been purchased by Daniel Mccoy of that place.
 Plans are being figured for a fine residence to be built on Mill Hill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

International ,Silverware Co.,, third story to brick factory, east side of Seaview avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

Work has been started on frame house which is to be built by E.. H. Walker on Beechmont avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

DEvILED HAM SANDWICHES
 Chop cold boiled ham very fine, fat and lean together Measure and for each cupful allow the yolks of two hard boiled eggs, one teaspoonful of lemon jnioe, one-Quarter of a tea-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

Plans are being figured for a fine residence to be built on Mill Hiil
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

The plumbing business formerly conducted by Daniel Rock in Fair field has been purchased by Daniel Mccoy of that place.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

John Kivak, nine family frame dwelling, east side of Hallett street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

Plans have been made for a new front to the store in the building owned by Charles Mellitz on Syruce street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

Plans are being prepared for a very attractive residence for George s. Hawley, to be built on Washington terrace.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-10

c. B. Seeley, one story frame shoe
 maker shop, west side of Wordin ave-
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
HARRISON.

The weather lie very much ike winter
now.
Charles r. Davidson and family enter
tanned last Sunday Charles A. Davidson
and family. John Davidson and family
and Miss bessie Dodd.
Mrs George A. Rust, who underwent
an operation at the Methodist Hospital
in Philadelphia last week, is in serious
condition at this writing.
Mrs. A B Mircb is speedily recovering
John A. Martin is on the sick list. We
hope for his speedy recovery.
Little Layton Hill, who has been very
in. is slowly recovering.
Misses Meta and Julia Neasey spent
last Sunday with Misses Maude and Sallie
Neasey.
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Hudson gave a
party to the youDg people of this vicinity
last Thursday evening which was largely
attended aud greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Martin called
on Mrs Hester Nirden last SUNDAY after
mon. Golden Rod