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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
MAYOR NAMES
 COMMITTEES FOR I9I2-I3
Puts Responsibility For Person mel of Various Branches up
 to Democratic Majority
Unanimous Ratification of His Announcement of Makeup of Aldermanic Com
 mIfteeS

Mayor Wilson's aldermanic commit tees for the Common Council of 1912 1913, were approved without a dissent ing voice at the initial meeting4of1 the reor ganized body last evening. Under the procedure of the common council, the mayor names 13 of the + standing committees. There is one the Finance committee-whichi is nam ed by the Council itself. The. Finance committee was unanimously ratified as named in a. resolution Of Alderman Thomas w. :Reddy. The mayors message sets forth clearly that the mayor named the committees in conformity with the de- sires of the Democratic majority, and he points out that. the nsib1lity for the committees efficiency is solely with the Democratic majority There is mo division of responsibility Here are the committees:
 Ways and, Means. Aldermen Moorey,s Carroll, Meaney, Steig1er, Olsen. 1fe 1zszA:9~s4
 Fire Department. Aldermen Hardy, Umstatter,s Calla- ham, Stewart, MacF'ayden.
 Streets and Sidewalks. Aldermen Walker, Brady, Carroll, Stewart, Garlick.
 Sewers.
  Fayden, SSteigler-
 Lamps.
 Aldermen Lyddy, Mccoy, Cassidy, Umstatter, MacF,ayden. Aldermen Meaney, Lyddy, Mccoy. Miller. Stewart - --
 Printing. Aldermen Brady, Moorey, Lavin, Ol- sen, -Cederholn.
 < aa Unfinished Business. Aldermen Meaney, Callahan, ,-FEJnstat- ter, Cederholn1, Steigler. HarbOr Improvements. Aldermen bavin, Umstater, Moran, Steigler; Olsen
 Ordinances. Aldermen DeForest, Cassidy, Reddy, Gar1ick, Kearns.
 e= Miscellaneous Matters. Aldermen Reddy. DeForest. Moorey, Miller. Garlick
 Aldermen DeForest, Cassidy, Brady, Garlick. Olsen. s......
 Memorial Day 2<~s [ Aldermen Walker. HardyL.= oos, MacFayden, Kearns.
 Id s Finance.
 Apnoinfed by resolution of Alder man T. w. Reddy.) ).S1 MAcEaTdsn, A5fsEn5sn RsEersss Rflsr, LyddS Moran Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of December, 1912.
 CLIFFORD B. WILSON.
 Mayor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
CALI, OF COMPTROLLER FOR
 BANKS CONDITION ON NOV. 26

Washington, .Dec,s 3-The. Gornptrol- Ter of the Currency today issuedaa call for the condition of banks on Nov 2s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION
 CONTINUES REVISION
 OF SCHOOL REGULATIONS

Tuberculosis and. chicken-pox are hereafter to be included among the exposed to infection from the public schools until action, by the Board Of Health permits their return This was the decision reached by the Board of Education at it's last nights meeting when revision of rules governing edu- cation in the Bridgeport schools was continued
 : The meeting, which was attended by President -Lieberum and Commission CTS Ryan, Osborn, Webster, CulIinan- Boardnan and Havens,- approved the new rule granting teachers, half-pay instead of one-Quarter pay during ab- sences of less than two weeks owing to sickness, with little changes in other rules. The matter of salaries was referred to the committee upon rules and schoolhouses. The present rules applyingi to pupils. were prac- ticaly unchanged although pupils will no longer be permitted to lump their earned haIf-holidays. or to utilize them during examination periods. s3
 Commissioner Ravens severely SCOT ed the practice of teachers -resignin 2 during June for the purpose of get ting married, recommending that dras- tic action be taken. The matter was laid over for further discussion.
 The question of admission of non residents to the local training school without payment was the subject of some criticism in view of the fact that any Cedcner-lfalnGd III the SchOOl might teach elsewhere after gradua- tion- Upon the suggestion Of Com missioner Cullinan future applications must be. passed upon by the board In an effort to prevent the spread of contagious diseases Commissioner Osborn introduced a resolution that tuberculosis and chicl<en-pox be in cIuded in the list now barring pupils exposed to the various conta gious or infectious diseases, which was adopt ed Under the term exposed pupils" shall be included ''aII who live in the same house whether single, double or multiple tenements, and if in a block house, all who live in the block, or on each side in the same block Such pupils shall be excluded from the schools until information has been re- ceived from the Board of Health that it is proper to again admit them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
MISS L0UNSBURY AND RUDOLPH HOULlHAN WEDDED
 AND JUST ANNOUNCE IT

As a Thanksgiving surprise for their friends, Miss Marian Lounsbu1-y and Rudolph HouIihans of this city have announced that they were quietly married Nov g last. The bride is the IT year old daughter of Mrs Jessie LounSbury- stenographer for the clerk of the superior court She is pret ty and popular The groom is the son of Major William Houlihan of East Bridgeport He Is a well known in- strucxor a the Trade school
 -Pne couple were married by Rev Gerald H. Beard, pastor of the Park St. Congregational church They will make their home in the Crest Apart ment, 203 Golden Hill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
NO FAREWELL ADDRESS
 FOR SENATOR BAILEY

Washington, Dec. 3-senator Bafle5l denied, today, that he has any pre- ent intention of resigniDg in a fare well address to the Senate and that he would "-cut loose"
 That's a mere newspaper story nothing in it worth line of pl1bltcl- tion,'' he said. I'm not planning ta make any such speech nor am I pre- pairing one dealing with the prOgres~ siVe movement"
 New Haven-Everett D. Davis. l9Is. Elizabeth, N. J., has been elected manager for the coming year of the football team at Yale.
 New Milford-Merrftt Merwin. trea- urer of the Bennett & Merwln Silver Company, was caught in the shaftinS of the factory and strangled to death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
SENATOR TILLMkN WANTS BEEMIBBGGRATS 10 IDE LINE
 ON TIE TARIFF. QUESTION

Washington. Dec 3-eI believe that the Democrats in the Senate and House should come up to the line on the tariff question and prove that they have. been-sincere in all the all legations of wrongd oing they have made against the Repnblfcans," de- Carolina. today. TT do not intend to TRake any speeches on the tariff, my News are WeH- known. II have not been mealy-mouthed in my expres- sion on that subject
 Senator Tillnan said that he is un- decided as to whether he is able to perform the heavy work of the chair manships to which he is entitled as rankfng Democratic member
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03

Hickey at the jail, keeps in rather buoyant mood. He reads continually and smokes cigars incesantly.
 Although he will admit the killing of only the Kruck and Josephs boys and Edward Mowrey, at Lowell, Mass, the authorities say they are of the opinion that if Hickey, / who has strength enough in his hands to crush out life, has attempted 12 other murders, he must have been successful with some Of them. Many letters are being re- ceived by District Attorney Dudley and Chief Began from all parts of the country regarding the murders.
 Prosecutor Dudley. received a letter from the chief of police at Providence, R. l., in which it was stated that Will liam Mather, 12, of North. Providence, was found dead in Q woods near there under circumstances similar to those described by Hickey in his confession
 The letters will be taken up with Hickey by District Attorney Dudley
 New Haven-Mrs. Louise Hessler, 64 died al a local hospital, last night, from injuries received in a fall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
ALIENIST HASN'T
 REPORTED YET ON
 .HICKEYS INSANITY

Buffalo, Dec 3-Danie1 H. Murphy, attorney who was appointed by Jus tice Charles H. Brown to defend J. Frank Hickey, sIupen, s1the refusal of former. Judge Keneftk to take the place because of other pressing busi- ness engagements, held conference with Hickey at the jail, today.
 Attorney Murphy would not say whether insanity will be offered in defense at the trial which is scheduled for Dec Is.
 pr. Putnam, the alienist who has been examining Hickey, has made no report. District Attorney Dudley said, today, in his opinion Hickey was sane
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
ASSAULTED AT-PINK
NEGREss GOES RoHoSPITAL

Mary Fisher, coIored. of. New York, who was followed to the Pink Block in Hodsa tonic avenue, yesterday, by an adnirer from the big city who ob- jected to the attentions of another man, is in St. Vincent's hospital sif- fering from a severe wound inflicted by the irate man upon her scalp. The assault occurred at 6:20 last night, and upon the arrival of the ambulance the matter was reported to the police who are now seeking her assailant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03

WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
ASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP.
CIEANEASY,

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by WEa. R. Wtnn. 24A Stratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03
THE PREITIEsr FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of ten disfgured by an unsIght1y wart. It can easily be removed in few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover, for sac only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 F'airneid avenue and 1S6 Cannon St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08
Murder Every
Thirty -four Hours

NEW NVf1k- jan S-~"Vnt death
by violence every "a hours was the
toll taken on life 10 New York CIT,
In 1911 BY the criminal element.
The total for all OF the borough was
s5s homlcidca.
The total. a. compared with the
population. Ia not large. In fact. II
Is smaller than In most American
cltien Only one New Yorker out
al every 1880 met an untimeiy
end by murder.
Generally speaking. tho district
attorney believes The statistics dis
close improved conditions aud lndi
cate that New York City Is growing
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08

Have YER BINS corrected. West.
ern Collection Co. 4s3 N. Y. Block.
Main el69. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08
Grandmother
and Only AZ

fDy un1ssA psses Lsass1 WtrsD
DENVER. Ian S-EarIy marriage
Gems 10 run In the family Of Mrs.
Hazel Conklin OF this city. who IT
the age OF " years finds herself q
great grandmother.
Tho fourth generation Of the fam.
lily Of which she = the maternal
head was born 10 her granddaughter
Mrs. Lydia Rauch. early today.
Mira Conklin was married In
Memphis. Tenn. when ~ years old.
and In opposition 10 the wishes Of
her mother. who herself was no
older when she was married.
Mrs Conkiin's first daughter.
Mrs. Mildred r. Ferguson. was mai.
ried af the age OF IS. and now In q
grandmother 1t ~. Her daughter.
nov Mrs. Ranch. married at IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08

= =
= 4
= NOSE MAY GROW ON AGAIN x
= ALBANY, NJ. X, Jan. &c. 4
4 Michael Bello's nose was cut =
4 Off with a razor early yester- 4
Z day: eight hours later the -
4 member was found in a door. 4
= way where the fight occurred =
Z and Just before sunset the sur. 4
Z gcons grated II back In posi-. y
4 ton. They believe today that \
Z The operation VIII be I
= full 4
= Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 81
School children should be paid SAL
aries for attending school. declared
Samuel Hamilton. superintendent OF
the Allegheny county schools. At
the convention OF the Pennsylvania
State Educational society. Mr..
Hamilton thinks II the children
were paid small salaries more would
be brought into the schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08
CUT 4 LIVE WIRE


CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-Mrs. r.. l..
Towner put jewels worth 5000 In
her shoe for safe keeping. Later
she vent the shoe TO q repair shop.
The stones were found In the waste
heap.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14

!. ARE TO EAGE
THE mayor


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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
ONE THOUSAND Miners
SIRIE III EASTERN Ohio


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llnynuFd b BalmolI cs1afr, dsna1d-
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hu1 taen diaessrE0d A. C7eussnt 80
nea qdIt. nllsEilE thai tn seuiea are
chs1ring them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
WITHIN
A SHORT TINE
WORD REeEIVEo FRon eoll8TAAl-
TINoPLE NOT 70 BAR GREENS
FRon NEeOTIATION0

LONDON. EnE-. Dec la.--Is sas
usntoncaliy slnlea to-thy shaf M
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cslyed uord fuu9 ConstnnI.noBia ~
b ~ 6rteos fruni III snlultaft1na-
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iah plFasp1.eufisFies TO Fuiune - on-
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- ratified the p1aoe pForoeoi o.
Eatehe. 10 uh5rh Turksy. Servia- B.i-
Ezf and NonteneEEa uere ssEnatoTl
u as tearsd thh, this uOuId isad 10
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. lelE drawn eus paFiey uairh uonld
relJlire maay Rcls-'a
FRooPs CIT RUsH oROERA
ANTWERP. Dec. lS-NeUapaperl
heIe today pus..aacd dlspaieheu thaf
AL o. ID. miiirary reserves of the
esunfry nos residing 10 H=fgtun
EaSe receivpd rush ef6ers 70 n oaee
psfuFa 10 IL eeFense o. iheir ouiOru-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
DELBDED ONES
TEII6 6F E6SSES
IIMIHEV VENTURE
,gEsT VsRoiNiADs AMONG TllE ~
WESToaS Otso AaG o0ElV
T4Es TooN TgE U1OolEl
oTocNs

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waarachusstss. oh.s. wea ylrEinil
a.d Nsw YoaE tcs.Iaed ,5iay e1a-eFn
ins nFlsaed io.aes ia-Hrn-i ia sugiEs
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ssuui- from Cour1Fd. KISS. tslsElud
.they were delIuuded u ftalos9. AEua
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vested. FpeeiveG shecks ioF 7GtVto
aAs- and Ihen fosnd tEui halta
souid 10, kSaor he ehectA FutsT .
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readsag uisrafure aes-ribinE ~ -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
Holly

THE eSERaFuL cHRfSTlAS
EVEReREEsI nAoE TTB RPPEAR-
Aa1cg HERE TO-DAY.
Christmas htliy Hads iiH spsreaE'
anes On the srreets Of the city tais
aneFn'oa ard uas abeui ~ UT41fissa
Eoay ever 5ruashi - his cay Mr.
Lenzan. the I-uunl tlarisi. oGersd the
chFis,uas green for sale ard Elnr
MT With . reaey sale BeEinuinE
saFiy nr1t ue-k. Al rorts o. EFgrua-
rruea str- vsl b. seid az di1erenr
p9lufs IhFuuEhoat tse city ana the -
zand sOr thss- sveEETrens VII b. 80
sally larEe rh.s nsasua- Looai dear
- are Slre,dy a-0uFthE ~ nearby
sssssts Ter the Chrtstmas iF-es Uhile
1ihers have thetr oTden for sress to
- sh.Uprd fron ths mOuafains q
wsss visziEiE and POiu'H fnrther
EnFth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
OFFICER BRAND
IS kept BUSY
ANIMALS suFFERihle FaoH eoLD
MED Ne ATTENTIoA

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hu-y - pa1t Eueh a. - iuufls 81
er uuiuaIl ~ have buul al1uTiuE
rrUn ~ oo,1- or froa bng unauFinl.
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nals h1gs busa tuEu1 - - eEuDl-
tory ouE CherTy hvua1s ~ - oGiGf
o. ~. Braul. thsla being Hilie1 -
,ho bG1tss e1unaiad
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alak. unl the huua1s O1luHs WhGl
caIisd % - tha.s ol~s alao oI1uEu1
lhe kiuflE - shasP anlnall-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
MARTIAL LAN
lei yllIFTED


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al suelansst1s Um - -
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ol slEihs ti.lrtrs This uas
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GuEs diss=st utthIu > few
1 uouliiiuus s1rran, ~
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tr Ul q ~ nHiia-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
MANN REFUSES
TO HONOR REQUIsITION
PApEns VgGRG SAID 70 @ oE-
FGsT4VE N sEVERAL PARTlcU
= Lass - lAWREhScE q 0OVD -
WASTED MERE - RENAlNS ~
VIRGINIA.

mat n Initial b no a nnme was
luoe nore dsnons,rstsa uaea Dspuiy
sherfE GssrEe ssSuaa-sr pTeasHls6
fsqu .sItioa paplFs 10 GsSeraar Mann
81 Rsrhnold Thuruday fgr the sEirs-
dision q LaurSner y Boyd 9urz-r
a. I'lslaylvanis eounty VlrElnla. Saa1-
u IN tats c.Sy On . charge q obtAiH-
| IHE mGEey usdsF faise prsi-ase.
In ~ paprn Ihas n LEA. oGioer
had tie initials Of rhe Elan Uantsd
, ere aard. HE cssnameu - 80 tor1A
IN the FuRnisiiion papsTs ~as L e.
liayd This vas enc q fh- iechairals-
iies tahsn sdVansaEe oi - GoverpOT
kanr N r.faainE . hOuoT Goveruur
Ciassoocks Tsquisit.sn- Ths 7zPers
Vsre sid % b. dafrct4Ne Ia threc -
iour orseF iBsiazesa some YEAR. aEa
ne ESvcrnnFs Of thr several Stnlrs
llsN q coufrrtnre nud ~ tnzt Hseollu--
Q; state executives . v1s aETsod
upoa tusf VIA; i,l- peJitioas SEN
iTum eae sutersor % . Ssafe 10 an
osher safe should cou-a!n- Th- -
PsEn taui Dtpuiy Sieris Sa1matrs
rngIicd % she capitol q shc Old ID
mlasUa 80 Ust r9uioru' 20 torm Of -
titisu ogr-ad upoa ~ ~ EOSernors-
ne eharEs aEaiasg BOYD uas Bre-
tsTr-d b 3 Ray HoIbsFs- q his oity.
iFun uhSn Boyd r. - uaid UPrur-u
eue huu1Esd dSIlars aad-r Esise pre-
tens
upyury sasmsksr 90 10; isase
Gcrernor NlaHR's eaee ui;houi Fuf-
ting - . ufia arEuEassi - briha Boyd
uith hin. ~ Ioeai oa-er obsainsd
huvur and fOT avs houEs tie iasai
battIe uaEuu betue-n Dcpuiy EhsrtR
.acushrrs s,i0rncy and she lrGNI ~
yls,r q cSVsrDor Naun,
R1yd uas1a r-uiA.at q this ely
tsr szuas ti1s esalHE here fTOu Wash-
iuEnen. "a. nld rhiis hsTe uns 80
$50 n selnug uizizE ElOsk und
teuss. Pros bsrp ~ ueui . l,iti-
syIsaaia ouuHly. VlrEiala. unpre ~
tutriua.sd a iarss ior Sie.eaa
Th- Vlrslnla luuyer aasd WOss vIr.
siulana uoTe Giad % havs eitin8
Ilte Hsya oonlnE frun - tnoi 90
ccuuzouulHh 81 PsunayiVanA ~
oau-rnE thoiF Vuusys 20 ~ naFe fuF-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-14
SCHENK CASE
IS UP AGAIN
UsIFE or goRK PACKER SASs
HER aussAhSo BEHAVED SCAN
DAL0v6LV.


WHEELING. Dc IL Des5eitiol'
and arEnI-nts - the ALL Of Jaaf
schglk. mllit1naire pork Iactsr. TO-
dIv0ue from hia wife. go hrard q
Gay b, ,he is,dEa. rh1 auaasnrsd iAti
he wc1id nss rraasF q eerisinn amt
aftsr January !. Mrs. srseRzs tepr
sifiou claiuls thaf srheuk's sctiOss BE-
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