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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

di6a ne pekla, ker VAN tisoeem in
tisoeem kradejo kruh il ust. Zgra-
dill ste Jim krasne cerkve in hiSe,
da Sc v Nth zabavajo S svoiimi
kuharicami. Ali hi ne bio boljSe,
da ste 81 zgradili domove "a sc,
ali domove "a knjiznice in sole,
kjer hi izobrazevali svoje otroke,
da hi jih kapitalizem tako ne tia
ell, kadar odrastejO kakor danes
tlaGi Vas9
Bratje delavci slovenski in hr-
vatski! Ne gillette ma peS6ico ske-
bov in izdajic. VeGina povsod
zmaga. Zmagali bono, samo bodi-
te slozni in v%ztrajnil Ne ozirajte
Sc ma tistih par starih ida jalcev,
skebov, XII Jill bossi sedaj posilja-
jo V rudnike, k.jer nastrpaio DO
par karic drvja in Jill vozijo ven,
samo da hi vas opIaSili i'm priva-
bill nazaj. Videla sem ma svoje
oci, kako so zbrali kakih 10 ske-
bOv in Jill preoblecene V rudni-
Skin oblekah in $ svetilkami ma
glavah vodili cd rudnika do rud-
nika Z namenom, da .jih vidijo
Strajkarji. Ma Gelu tc tolpe je bill
ear Jim McNaughton in ostali
keptni, Xxi znajo ma vse naGine
blufati. Slovenske in hrvatske re
ne in dekleta, dajmo It'll vsakikrat
ma shodc stavkariev, da Sc tudi
me kai poutimo in pomagamo ma
Sim Soprogom do image.
VA komando McNaughtona vo-
ja>tvo - vcdno razgania Stavkar-
j. od rudnikov, XII paziio ma Ske-
bee. NcwyorSki uempjc : pomotjo
tukai>njih nadskchov tdeputi-
icvI tudi vlatiio poSamrzne STAY
karic pc zaporjh brel vsakega
Nlroka. samo ia hi dclavce opla-
Sill in Jill zvabili ma drlo. Ali vSc
me ne pomaga.
Ne Smem pozahiti tudi ma tiStc
prOpalice >lovenSkc krvi. kat,rim
ste vi delavci pripomogli do pre-
moIonja in katcri YAM >cdai Y "a
hvalo o%dvracaio kogar J." morcjo
od unite in oil Stavk". Ia p6Ga Y
kmpaniiskcm PERU - imcnujrta
Jos. Stukel in John Sustercic.
Ola mata goStiIno ia sta r. ho-
"a'a. All ho>tc 81 dclavci Sc ma
dall" podvirali take ilvrike Glo-
N">kr dru/Nr. Tudi nckatrri dru-
~ Siovcn>ki trgovci plastic de
lavcc in Jill odganiaio od uuijc -
toda Sami - pa dobro oreazizira-
nj. Kar scio >kliacio. in haid IA
cn cent. diva. tri do pei tpmtov
/vi>"i o reno hlaru Ako ne hodo
mcltaIi in rustili rudarjr, pri
mlru. pridcm MA dan tuli = nil
hovlmi po!mimi imcni. da jih ma
dalrr >pozna %slnvcnska iavnosr.
Tukai podam javnosti sloyen-
Nkcga zavednega dclavstva imcna
nadaijnih >lovcn>kih garjevccv in
i%/daja,crv >voiih hratov. XII nam
odirmliejo kruh IL mst
Martin Imck. Martin SimoniG.
Geo kocr, Mike kocc, Jos. Krcvc.
Louis Galvoda. Jos. Gazvoda. j.
Music Jos. Ovnicek. John Ster-
hcnc. Louis Since. Geo Mihelic.
Jos. MiSica, Frank Klohucar. Fr.
! rbaS. Nix NrancSic. Ignac Low
r"tiG. John Turk. Frank Brezovar
in Jos. Mctc;.
Sram a bod. izdaiice in .Iu-
dcIi l%;karjoti, Med tenn iih We
Gina nosi kompanijskc paIicc in
crepe na prsih. Fei propalice,
/cna S~trajkarja.
9. MU,IONA ORGANTzIpA ANTI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

kohl. Kalan Sc Jim iztrga in skoci
v hiso in deputiji Ia MIN. Tedaj
Sc je zaeelo streljanje. En- deputi
ie stall ma pagu vrat, Xxi drze V
kuhinjo in streljal je IL revolver
ia skoz druga odprta vrata V
prednjo soho, kjer je njen MOI Z
ostahmi rudarji sedel pri mizi i'll
ve6erjal. Doticna SODA ina tri
okna in pri vsakem oknu sta bila
po diva deputija, XII sta tudi sire
iljala V soho. Cna sama ne We, ko-
ike strelov je poGilo, toda zdelo
Sc il ie. da strelov ie bilo brez Ste
villa. V sob pri mizi js bio devet
MOI. Louis THAN, kateri je ma
mestu oblezal mrtev, Stefan Pu-
trio, kateri je oblezal smrtno ra-
njcn, Stanko StepiG, ranjen sedaj
V b~olniSnici, John Stimac, ranjen
sedaj V zaporu, Slave kalan, sin
Johna Kalana, Albert Tijan in
nien soprog JoSip Putri6; dale
je bila V Hist sluzkinja Jozefa Gu
beSic in nieni STRIFE otroci, IL
med katerih ina najstareiSi stir
leta in naimla.jSi Sest mesccev
L.ous THAN ie bill ma mestu mrtev;
kroglja mu ie Sla od zadaj Skoz
hrbet. Stefan Putr;cu je kroglja
prodrla prsi in umrl je cez par
mr.. Stanko Stepec je incl pre-
streljeno roko. Stimac ie bill ra-
MEN ma levi strani mad zelodcem.
ravno ko je .iedel vetcrio. Maj
manjSi otrok je bill opaljcn od
Smodnika.
Antoniia Putric daljc izjav,ja
pod priSego, da izmcd rudarjrv nj
ahSolutnO nihGc StreljHl. da Sploh
nj mogoce, da hi hill katcri cadet
od krogelj izStreljenih IL hiSe ali
IL Stopnic, XII vodijO zgornjc
sobe, kajti tam nj bilo uikogar -
kakor trdiio deputiji. da so So
Strajkarii med seboi O. poStrc-
iii, Ona We gotovo. da nj nobcdcn
y HIST incl Strelnega nit kakor-
Snega orozja. Deputiji 50 potcm
preiskali cello hiSo. odprli vSc
kovGeke in stikali povsod, Il nj
kjcr MISC naSli nohcnrga oroz.ia.
ona We, so deputiji Y Slul-
hi Waddell-Mahona priili pc
kalana edino ~ Nlroka.
ker je pref pc dncvu parkrat
uhral kraiSo pot 20 kompanij-
posestvu. ko mu .jc eden
nradnikov druzbr zapovcdal. da
cdinole 30 ceSti hoditi in nj
koder drugod. \ohcnc drugc pri-
tolbe ali obtOzbc nj hilo prof.
II iemu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEvNIK
"ZARJA"I

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice liz starega
kraia, ia mai Sc naro6i ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik "ZAK-
ia"
'Zarja' izhaja v Ljubljani, Be-
lenburgove ulice stew. 81 II in sta
ne "a Ameriko So "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Saws.
Calumet, Mich, august "a.

llthtelJl frOletarca so gOtO-
vO radovedni, kako je kaj pri mas
V bakrencm okrozju, kier traia
Strajk re mad eden mesec. Odkrito
povedano, da ST. dobro drzimo.
Shode in parade imamo vsaki dan.
Smola Je pa zaradi tega, ker bo-
demo kmalu raztrgali Gevlje
in potem bodemo moral hoditi bo-
81, kar j. seveda sitno. .Je Ie res.
da tukaj nj mic, pac pa trdo tia
kovane mestne ulice, katere so DO
nekaterih krajih zalite $ smolo.
, katera Sc pri tel vrocini cloveku
nahira ma palcc, kateri skozi raz-
trganc cevljc zvedavo gledajo vo-
jake V uniformi in importirane
James Waddclnove "gentlema-
ne
Nrocina zadnjih dmi je zacela
mocno uplivati ma mozgane ured-
nika tukajSnjega slovenskega To-
kalnega lista. V svoji zadnji Ste
Wiki smo citali sledece: Skraino
ncsIanO Salo 81 Je dOvolil neki ne
imcnOvanec $ tenn. da je postal
Rev. l.. +. klopcicu dopisnico. ma
katerei Sc nahaja naslikana mrt-
vaSka glava. Cutil .ie Scveda tudi
kot svojo dolinost, ~izraziti Sc V
bcscdah, kakorinc rabiio clani
zloglaSne druzbe LA mano nera''
ter Rev. klopcitu groziti : smrt-
, 10. Mi obsojamo take sale do ce-
la, ker so pri tch reSnih Casih ne
umeStne. Ako je pa doticnik mi
sill = tenn ustrahovati gosp. Zup-
mka, ie doSegel ravno nasprotno.
ker vemo. ia mn ic n~jcgova go
renlSka kri zavrcla ter ii IT, mi
sill: Sedaj pa has ne. Mi So seve-
da ne strinjamo : takimi dopisni-
cami jako jo je zupnik Y resnici
doblI( in nam tudi nj zmano. Ike
de- j. piSal tiSto ~nesrecno karto,
zavoljo katcre 81 je morda q. zup-
mix Sc spodnjc hlace oneSnazil. -
toda smeSno SO nam pa vidi mnen-
le urcdnika, ia ako je zupnik slu-
raJno rolcn ma Gorenjskem, da hi
hi potem nekaj wee. vi piSete
Seiaj pa has ne, Toda vi kon-
Ntantirate. ia bode iupnik Sc ma
dale odprt sovraznik organizira-
nth dclavcev in priateli bogatih
hoStonskih potepuhov. Dobro. slo-
hodno VAN.
originalnr kozlc strelja tudi
Glasnik' ko poroca oil rojaka
lSkebal Jos. Gazvoda. Zakaj pi-
set" take prismodariic, da Sc VAN
potcm d~elavci smejejo. Ako ste IL
rcdnik liSta, potcm nikar ne sedi-
I" vcdno ma Stolu - kakOr koklja
ma jajcih. Pojditc med ljudstvo.
in marsikatcro blamazo 81 bodete
prihranili.
NccraJ. (august % Smo V i'm
pozantnci paradi korakali Pa
lcStro Hall kjer je bill glavni 60
vornik znani uniiski vodja John
Michel. V sprevodu smo nosili "a
nimive napise, kot Papa is stri-
king for us Calumet and Hecla
Headquarters - Boston. wv.
+. of NJ Headquarters - Den
yer. Waddei Thugs iieaudu-
rtcrs - Sing - Sing.
Sc Sc oglaSim, Vas za industri-
clni unionizem.
Groga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Resnica O brutalnem umoru.

Antoniia PutriG, svakinja IL
m~orjenega hrvatskega rudarja
Stefana Putrica Painesdale.
.je pod prisego pred javnim notar-
jem izpovedala vse podrobnosti
g!ede brutalnega umora. IL niene
iziave ~(affidavit). katero prinaSa
Miners Bulletin, lposnemamo
sledece:
IA. augusta t. J.. zveGer lie
Antonija Putric pripravljala We
cerjo ma svojem domu v lokaciii
nazvani Seeberville, ko .je prisel
dc hiSe trammer-boss IL bliznjeSa
rudnika v druzbi sedmerih deputy
serifov in pokazal $ prstom ma
John Kalana, kateri je tisti cas-
sedef pred hiso. Eden deputijev
mu zaukaze: "Ti greS 2 nami."
"Ne greml" odgovori Kalan ma
kar skocijo deputiji mad MEGA
in ga pricnejo tepsti po CLAW $
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
John Leksha.

Ne hodite "a delom " Porcu.
pine. Ontario. Canada. v Porcu.
pine so premogarii ma straiku.
Straik v Bingham Canyon, U.
tab Sc vedno traia. Delavci, ne
hodite v ia krai iskat della, do.
ker ne bode straik koncan. Bodi.
me liudie in bratie, ne pa ida.
ialci delavskih interesov. bling.
ham Miners Union. St. CT W. r.
Of M"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

danes tukal, jutr tam. In tako
padamO IL enega ekStrcma \ drm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Nadaljevanje S prve strani seste
kolone:

"a mas boz. IA naSe opravitene IN.
hteve' Nestevilni grobovi prerano
ubitlh bratcv has klicejo. da mi.
emo sistem, kateri ubiia pridne
delavce, kakor Armour divine -
klavnicah.
Dhe 10. augusta sva imela ,
Guy +. Millerjam lep shod ma
A%hmeeku, 10. augusta pa ? los
~ Cannonom in Walkerjem ma
Hancock-u. Lepo komedijo smo
incl ma Calumetu V sredo. dine
~. augusta. JAZZ sen sci spremit
ma kolodvor sodr. SuSnjara. kateri
le odpotoval V Chicago in potem
dalJe nroti New Yorku. Ko ;e
WAX 'odSel. sem poGasi odkora.
kal prot sotorom, da pregledam
kako Sc ze kaj po6utijo voiaki.
homaj sem bill nekcliko oddalien
cd Red Jacketa, ze zaGuiem We
llkanSkl hrup mestu. Parma nj
scalka je tulila "a ogenj. vojastyo
pes IN ma konjih SO Y divjem diru
tekli prot zelczniSki postaii
LJudStva So je ma NAH zbralo ma
meStnIh ulicah ma tisoce. yse ie
bilo radavedno. kjc gcri. Stvar ic
pa blla Sledpca. KanitaliStou, $50
d.. N"Pi'a'lS'om pro
,;r., L." "ePulE Sc
" Ma "eleznl
kor; N"|"' >'ral-
S,u"n.a. ' Ne|no .
'"" mJ'soN'mu
,on "''J',' 10 lr SVc-
81 .~,.,i:. il" Vi" Je
~. ''' Nv" hrN"'a Nko-
"J''"u' N""''r'a mn NAi""-
""' -. "~"'''r'''a hrKaJ po
N"'u" P'>'a' IN
"''''Nu '|4"pI NSo 30
"'' mus ''N'' Pr"'i domll.
:" ''"'' N"Jo n'"ol""o glavo
'' '''','J "~N'h>N'J poloII-
""''N SUI" pa 'l'aiI V
~. N'"'''. "Iuih"t'
- '.E">'n' Tr'd heko
'."'o "',"' N"'rr' N~'"hHjclo
~, "'''''' ~ j. "'raIa We
NV" >''"JN'rJr'' HI 50
", VI" "o''" r"|"tIa'I hi> IN
f''''Hn mar jim 10 Padlo V
NV ~ ~ plIo hatl rrShlh ne
"''"'' |' ,"oraIa Pr''l pollcl1i
i've" P''l'o' h'N"''rlJ". ua j. raZ-
'''' '"JN".J'' I"No l"ral pr
eia'Shl nSu' potrm
=" JcH'' aNo gre Ni"viIo M
'"c''N "aN"dol. bodl-
w." E">t'"''J'' ia vas III III
""'' N'' t'".. III " pr|h"''' /'pet
".'"'" Pi''' N"N"i'''Ja.
~" augusta Siho 81 4 Mrs.
" JUS -. aiihoHom III
avn N''o,''i' 'r'"ccj odprIlail
WV '''"". NJ'r sem uoplI STA
N'"'''" I'''r ''S''ia III Jos.
"'"''''"' J." 'r''ll'ahda >'ho y
: QUO va '','' o'NoraNall V ave
'''J' "'''"'Jel' Mass 'nN .
NJ'' SIN" ''"p"r nan rne'i
'p S""'' """" '' M j. Nldelo,
n.y. "" "'"ra.I ,ollKo ilndl. '
'''''''".," III "Kolic' j. straJk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Black Diamond, Wash. Aup

Black Diamond, Wash. Aug. II.
Urednistvo "Proletarca"!
Tukajsnji premogarji so danes
stopii v strajk. Vec kakor $50
premogarjev 'ie prizadetih. "a
sedai ne svetujem nikomur hoditi
tn sem "a delom. Podrobnete no.
rocam prihodnjic.
John Leksha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Milicarji in - dekleta.

"Glasnik' Y svoji zadnji Ste
Wiki piSe: ''VojaStvo j, zatelo po-
lagoma odhajati, vcndar "a pa
ostane kakih 200 MOI Sc vcdno
tukaj. Ia mimi pac ne no nikdo
zaloval. razm kakih par raznzda-
nth zena in dcklet, XII so So i'm
kar CO nastavljalr. I'm to 80 mai
bolj(D mOralni ljudje. kar Jill jc
najti Y Calumetu. XII dopuscaio
svoiim deklicam potepati Sc cele
noel z neznanimi ljudmi, Iii 50
danes tukaj. jutl tam. In tako
padamo liz enega ekstrcma Y dru-
81, ma eni strani molimo Boga. ma
drugi pa kadimo satanu."
klicaji V oklepajih so naSi in
kar je debelo tiskanega Smo mi
podcrtali. Drugo mai 81 pa mislijo
citatelJi sami. Med vrsticami ir
lahko citati, da tisti 'najbolj mo-
ralni' ljudie ma Calumctu so :
kakor tisti vzor - rojaki. XII so
zadaji V strajku in prvi, kadar jc
treba lizati prste in pete rimskc-
mu zandar.m Luki KlopGiGu,
Tableau,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30

 l, and the other haf has been laid tered upon his position in November. there remains available for next sum meC less than usual.
 Of the nine justices of the peace qualified aEe W. c. Sanford, g. c. last Thursday, due to the threatening flaming up of am oil stove in the Kitchen of Miss Belle Sanford. An alarm by telephone was sent out and one of the chemical epgines promptly responded, but mearwa1le Miss San ford had enothered the flames with blaube&s.
 The Congregational Church was we'll filled as& Brbday evening on the oc- castoD of the very enjoyable musical and Phouograph entertainment given by the Rr1otacbtve League. There was served a, supper of chicken salad, sand wfches, cake and coffee.
 Work on the new Hhggson bridge was resumed Tuesday, the contractor having concluded that the mild wealth CT would permit the completion of the side walls :.-s
 Recent coutritaIt1ons to the Redding Ridge fire department are Comm odor1e Inttgen for S25, and Mrs. Mary L. Os- born flor $1O.
 ID. IS. Sanford and Miss Lucy San lord are among the present victims of HTTe grip.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
FAIRFIELD

The hremen' dance this evening in the St Thomas hall will be the 10th annual affair and that 3, large at tendance will be on hand is certain The dance is in charge of Joe Car roll, Edward PheIan. Herbert Smith and George Anderson. The hren1en lhaVe done good work during the past few years and have given the people fires ], They have checked several fires which have had good starts and in that way have saved many dollars. Their entertainments have enabled them to buy new apparatus for the de- should try and help out by attending the dance or at least buying a ticket They have engaged the Coast Artillery orchestra of Bridgeport and a good programme of dances has been ar ranged
 4 clay pigeon shoot was held on the ground of the Greenfield Country club. Friday afternoon. and those present decided to form a club which be known in the future the Green field Country Club Gun club. The treasurer and Mrs. EIwood, secretary. They will have no president Each member present donated 8 which will go toward buying fc E. o1lez new set of auto will be installed on the race course of the Country club ground.
 The members are planning to turn not now in use, into a club house where traps, shells and clay pigeons will be kept. The next meeting will be held Friday afternoon Last week the contest was a, tie between James Brown and Eddie Jennings who each broke 54 pigeons of possible 75. The other scores were Eddie Jennings, 54 out of 75, James Brown, 54 out of 75. William P. Bulkley, 31 out of 75 Clay ton ElWood, fl out of 75, Arthur Co1epaugh, 34 out of 50, Arthur Gray, 31 out of 50, Fred Jennings, 19 out of 50, Arthur Hull, 19 out of 25 The members will hold their shoot no mat. ter if 1t storms or not.
 The census of the school children of Fairfield has just been finished and shows that the total number is now 1894, a gain over last year. of 148. Fairfield has 19 more pupils than Stratford.
 Mrs. Frank H. Wade and Mrs. Ed ward ? Warehouse spent Saturday with friends in Easto0
 Miss Grace Wisner of Greenfield Hill was a recent visitor of friends and her sister, Mrs. Ethel Edwards in the Stratfield district.
 Mrs. Mabel Wilson of Bridgeport was a weekend and over Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. E. F. Banks. who also entertained on Sunday, an other sister, Miss May Blacknan of Bridgeport
 LastS evening the members of the Greenfield Country club were given a treat when about 30 members gath
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
The 1913 Bloch GO-CartS
 Are Here

It is the vehicle Of quality thas combines experience, organization, equipment and the sole aim tO reach the acme of perfection for the con- fort of inc infant.
 The name BLOCH on baby. vehicles stands for inc best in gO- cart construction and is a mark off quality. Fine carriages at SIS, S16I 10 $50. Ask tO see our $2O special, equal to a $25 carriage elsewhere.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30

cred in the club house and enjoyed themselves with a roller skating par ty in the ball room. A number of pairs of skates were hired and the members had 8 merry time
 Miss pr. May C. Banks attended the semi 1i-anntEaI meeting and banquet at the Connecticut Association of Osteo- paths in Bridgeport, Saturday after noon.
 The condition of Mrs Annie Banks, who has been i'll at her home on
 Mir and Mrs H. C. Raymond and son of Black Rock were recently en- tertained by Mrs. Marietta Smith on the hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Dever H.. Warner of Bridgep are visiting at their sum mer place on Greenfield bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
STEPNEY
HIEN'S SECTION

Mrs. Cora Beardsiey returned Mon t7as after a. few days visit with her fuareuta sHr. and Mrs. Leander Wheel Ee<, in Huntingdon.
 Statistics in the town of Monroe lskow tafaH dae.fng the year. 1912 there were nine births, eight deaths and keEeven marriages
 ] Mrs. Emily D. Leavenworth is in fF77un*1nSton. caring for her Acousin, Edra SEiles Nichols, who is &1- InvitHfxo11s have b6en received by relat7wes in this place. to the wedding koe AEssP Ruby Ba1rAy, which SvTaN take bsaoe an Bridgeport, Saturday, Feb. HG
 Frank Lyon 3s visstine his fatfser. kFzdvy4n EsyoR, end has substituted Sev- Ser-ai t5ayw on the meHA r4nerte during the EIlnesS Of 3fAS father.
 A meeting of the Monroe Whist claLb tvzzz held fn the town hall on Tues b<5zy This is the last meeting for ksorre time, as the whist club will be kd4scousEnsred dRing Lent. The soore Eues4r1aed in a tie of twenty-five flags kYiaIe EsarT Dartmouth the winning ta- Efles-Lallian Lewis, Dorothy Mallette, E9 L. Burr and Edward J. BeardsleY taJv a tnFEsEr received fa1e first prize, and Mrs Marshall Beach. Mrs George k3tTrr Victor Burr and Arthur Wales, Mrs. M. B Hawqey has entertained this week Mrs. Maud GoE1td and Bert aksman. They left on "Wednesday morning for California.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
NEWTOWN

Mrs M. J. Nolan of the Boulevard has received from her son, Rev John F. Nolan of Dubois. Pa., interesting lie church, convent school, and rec tory of that place where Father Nol- an has been cura-te since his ordina- ton to the priesthood. It is expected that the zeal and faithfu1ness to duty of the young cleric will be rewarded soon by a pastorate as he has lately been transferred to oil City, Pa
 divinity school at Rochester, N. r.. is spending his mid-year vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs Mi chael- Lynch of Gas street, Sandy
 John F. Bradley formerly of Brook lyn, N. Y, is now assisting at the Keating Cafe for his sister, Mrs. John F. Keating
 In the drawing for seats in the Gen era1 Assembly, Tuesday, Representa- tive E. T. Hook drew No. 72 and Rep resentative Charles F. Conger got 172. The former seat is pretty well in front of the Speakers stand and the some of the leading lights of the Leg isIature of 1912.
 Another of those pleasant sociables was held at the home of Rep. E.. T. Hook on Bots1ord hill, Tuesday night, which was attended by several par ties of friends from the Center and Sandy Hook, all bent on having a good time and meeting the genial host and his charming daughter, Miss Hel- en Hook, lately returned from a vis- it with friends in Shelton and the Twin Cities of Derby and Ansonia-
 The state road contractors now at work on the Turnpike near Alfred OsboFne's will next put in a cobb1e- stone gutter from the vicinity of the Crowe-Keane Button Shop at Cold Spring to the crest of the hill near the blacksmith shop of Rep c. F. Conger Supt. Crosby and his son who have taken quarters with A. g. Brinton while here ride down, daily to the scene of operations and return with M J. White, a valued worker on the state road work
 Nothing takes better in town in the pley-going line than the work of 1o- presentation of the drama, Valley Farm by the Newtown Drannat tic club at the Town hall, Friday even ing Jan. 31st will be honored by g. crowded house. Reserved seat tic kets for the play are now on sale at a chart may be seen and selection of seats made. It is a timely caution ito come early and avoid the rush. T
 Thursday evening, Jan. 30, in the Congregational church parlors, Attor- ney c. H. King of Fairfield will ad- The Panama Canal" social hour will follow the lecture
 The meeting of the Holy Name eo- ciety was fairly well attended and the lecture of Rev. J. P. Dolan was a scholarly resume of the glorious deeds Carroll to the heroes of modern times. The society voted to purchase piano and to have frequent social meetings. The Junior Holy Name society is pre- tainrn ent of the elders at forthcoming meeting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
WESTPORT

The dance of the Children of Mary Sodaiity' of the Church of the As sumption is to be held in National rhaIl on the evening of Feb. 4th. The Psociety has appointed committees to take, charge of the dance and an en- tertainme ent of some sort is to be worked up before that time An or chestTa from Norwafk will be engag- ed to furnish the music
 John Isaac has installed a new tele- phone in his residence on Turkey Hill - After spending the past few days on business in Washington, D. C., Post master Charles Harris has returned to Westport.
 Mrs. Oscar Smith is entertaining the Saugatuck Whist club at her home this afternoon.
 A surprise party was tendered Mrs. Charles Mills by a large circle of friends a, few evenings ago at her res idence on Imperial avenue. The us- ual party games were played and el11 joyed after which refreshments were served
 RehearsaIs are being held by To- cal quertette, under the direction of Miss Virginia Park, which will donate a number on the programme to be rendered at the Sand anniversary of societies, to be held in the Fairfield Congregational church, Feb. 9th. A large delegation from here are plan ming to be present
 A new veranda is being built on the Miss Julia Wakenan place and other repairs are being cared for.
 MT. and Mrs. Harrington of Wa terbury are weekend guests of reha- tiVeS in town
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-30
TWO WOMEN IMPERILLED WHEN OIL LAMP UPSETS

Mrs. Myra Holmes and her daugFa- ter, Florence had narrow escape from death in their home at 105 Fair view avenue, last night, when am oil lamp upset and communicated it's flames to their dresses Mrs. Holmes upon whom iAthe burning fluid fell heaviest, was aided by her daughter who received severe burns about the hands and face. Both were later saved from further painful injury by another daughter, Inez, and Mrs. George Fl. Platt, who rushed to the apartment upon hearing the cries for assistance.
 Both mother and daughter were treated by Dr. S. M. GarIick, who found that Mrs Holmes had been burned about the arms and body They will be confined to the house for several days