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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

twenty twenty twenty two. tweu-
ty-threo and twonty-fuur In block
number hYe of tho Romero Addition
20 the town OF Albuquerque. New
Mexico, as shown on u map made by
VIM r. Hill. g r.. aud ficd iu the
Office of the Probate CLERK ana FIX
OHcio Recorder OF Bernallllo county,
New Mexico. December 18th, 1854:
Also fractional lots numbered one.
two three and four in block number
cd three in the Paris Addition to the
city of Albuquerque, New Mexico az
per map made and surveyed by O. W
kilhournc. e.. e.. and filed iu the Office
Of the Probate CLERK ana Ex ufirlo
Recorder OF Bernnlillo county, New
Mexico on the nth day 81 June. 1850;
Also fractional lots numbered i've
and six In block numbered three IN
the Paris Addition 10 the city al A.
buqueruuc New Mexico as per map
made ana surveyed by T.. W XII
bourne. -. r., which said map was
filed ia the office 81 the PROBATE clerk
and tx Otlicio Recorder OF Bciuali'i,
county. Sew Mexico on the I'm day
81 June. 1889.
said sale viii be made under and
by virtue 81 u decree Of tho District
Court entered In the above entitled
cause on the i3th duy Of November.
1919.
Too amount that VIII ne duc under
said decree on said 10th dag of Feb
ruary aforesaid h. the sum uf Two
Thousand Two Hundred anu TNeniy-
nino and 5s-i0o dollars Csz22e
Dated al Albuquerque. NeN Mexico
this attn day ~ January 1913
IEsuS ROMERO.
sheriff ~ Bornnhlln County and
Successor ia Trust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
NO 9lI2J

ftNffH ~ lHff
IN the District court. Bornaliuo
County, Sew Mexico.
Alfred Thclin, as guardian OF Helen.
Florence. Alfred. Louis Tholiu. and
Jesus Romero. as trustee under the
Trust Deed ~ Bernhard Bottle 20
II n. Collier, trustee, Plaintiffs
vs..
Bernard Bottle and Anna Bottle. the
state National Bank OF Alhuuuer-
quo and Joseph La Drlere. trustee
for Joseph Barnett and Joseph bar
nett Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given that the uu-
dursigncd sheriff ana successor In
trust 90 the trustee mentioned In the
deed Of trust and mortgage foroclos-
ed Ia the above entitled action will on
the 18TH day of February 1919. at the
hour OF eleven o'clock In the fore
noon OF the said dag at the front door
of the post office ia the city OF Albu-
quorque. county Of nernalllu, state
OF New Mexico expose for sulo ana
sell 10 the highest bidder Tor cash the
following described property situate
IN the city of Albuquerque. county
o. Bernalillo. state OF New Mexico, Ia.
wit.
Fractional lots numhera thirteen,
fourteen, ffteon. sixteen, seventeen.
eighteen, ana lots numbered nineteen,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

steers are settling steady 10 strong.
the market closing arm on them,
butcher sTades hrm. stOCkers and
feeders about steady, but a little
shaky. Killers had good orders 10 al
TODAY. and the hctitating tactics of
feeder buyers permitted Killers 20 get
the half fat steers al t150 and up
wards The run here today b. 1000
head and the fact that this number
sold ~ well. in conjunction with heavy
supplies at some other points, indi-
Gates healthy beef trade apparent
~ country buyers have about reached
tho end ~ their daring and the mar
gin between feeders ana fat steers II
probably 81 It's narrowcst point. Best
fat steers brought tS.25 today; bulk
~ the steers. 500 TO- 500. Quaran-
tine steers ranged from t5.s5 to sac
today and some meal fed COWS
brought $3.50 In the southern dlyis-
ion. stock steers bring 1918 90 &7.2S|
and feeders tg.7j To $50. Colorado
feeders sold ut t7.2i 20 S7.65 here last
week. landing on the high spot Of the
winter 50 far Cold weather ~ stim-
ulgting the beef trade and smaller
cattle supplies ahead. Which are ex-
pcctcd, should meet q firm market
Hogs sold stronger each day last
week. though total gain for the week
las only 20 cents The run Is 5000
here today moderate Tor Monday. and
abe market ruled steady "a cents
higher. closing rather mean. Tops
sold ~ s7.I7is bulk ~ sales. s7.25 10
SIS. Long feeds are showing more
plainly each week. average weight
her" last week 2i0 pounds. against
so6 pounds average for the month of
December, and 2pO pounds for Ia"
year 1919 Lamb prices slumpcd off
so cents last week, ycarlings about
the same. Ncthors aud ewes OF
quarter \ break In mutton In New
YORK II given as the cause. liberal
runs also contributing Receipts to-
day are 5000 head here. market
strong TO 10 cents higher. Colorado
lambs brought Ss.75 and SS.S5 today
ycarlings worth t5.25 To $3.50, wcth-
crs up 10 sass; ewes. S5fO; feeding
lambs around $3.50.
= \. RtCKART
Market Correspondent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
DRUGS CARRIED IN
P0STALS, ALLEGED

psSiuing. y. v, Jan. g3-Thr a,-
.cidcntal dropping of a weight has
cleared up mystery which has been
puzzliug the wardcns of Sing sing
prison Tor years. Tn. weight iu uucs-
ton showed how drugs like opium
cocaine IN powder and pill form aud
other things got Co the vouyists Tho
discovery viii be- of benefit 10 the
wardouE of every other prison of the
country
The drug has been shipped Ia pic.
lurc post cards Further than that
from Investigations already made ny
Warden kennedy. Il appears that 80
far as the New York supply is con.
cernod one woman has been the priu-
cipal manufactures. having large
stock of druggcd postuls on hand.
which fact was known To- the friends
of prisoners who use drugs
The mail that arrived one morning
% week ur more aga contained several
score ot viuhus-Cd cards with bou-
uurr Of Flowers standing from the
suriu,", ana IL WAS all taken Go the
proper official Go be- examined IN
Fumr way or other "a weight ur a
hook dropped on one uf the largest
post cards in su,h manner that Il
struck On the edge ct the enclosing
cutting a hole. \ spock ~ white
tlcv out of the hole +, proved to be-
a segment ot small morphine pill
The omb"ssiug was ripped loose and
the hollow spac. was found Co be- fill-
ed with more morphine pills.
An examination of every othvr EN-
bossed postal vard showed that two
thirds at them he'd some kind at dope
In them, enough to last the fiend nm.
til the next postal card was received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Had io Dn H.

Editor cot society paper Youns
fellow you opened q letter that was
addressed "a me and marked per
sonal 90
New Repurter-Y Yes, sir. I'm doing
the personal column today. and there
wasn't another blame item In sight
Chicago Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
CATTLE MARKET AT
KANSAS CITY AVERAGED
STEADY LAST WEEK

kansas city stock Yards, Jan 22.--
The cattle market averaged steady
last week. though the ncst fod steers
declined 10 tu 10 cents. ANA stock and
feeding grades sold little higher.
That has been the trend ~ the mar.
kct FOR two ur three weeks. hut today
conditions are changed little. Fed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

U"nV"T. Jan 70 "-IuttIC-- RrreiUta
l25o. market strong beef steers,
80 5000 500. cows and hcifrrs, $500
1913. uockors and fcdcrf s. GOA
\ a". calves 5000 1900.
Hogs Receipts 2,O0O. market low
GER, top. ti.35. bulk. s7.20H
sheep Receipts 500 head. market
strong vcarlingE 50 nOef 100. wcth-
"rs, 81 noT $50, lambs. tT.50d 500.
ewes. tt0Odi6O
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

N"w YORK. Jan. 23.-Cuppcr nrm.
standard spot and January fl5.G2 bid.
Tin weak. spot t5o.uUT iu.25, Jan
utr,. ttH.StI 5O"5.
Lad steady. St..5Ht35.
Spcltcr weak. t5.OOH1.l5.
Iron unsettled. UNCHANGED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
FOR SALE

Five rooms, large lot. east frontage.
near in ith ward, screened porches.
trees. vine ana shruhbcry. A nice
homo Ia hrst-Class condition and To-
cality Monthly payments u desired.
See j. =. Elder. 20a Gold avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Santa Fe Copper.

tQuotation furnished 10y Logan y
Bryan. Board Of Trade. ChiCagoD
Boston. Jan. 90 Santa Pc copper
opened IA 2, closed at 2N sales. 90
shares
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
The Markets


Leased Wire to Evening iIcrald.i
ltv York. Jan 90 Revelations
lMng out 81 the dissolution pro-
|iihgs AGAINST United Stutos Steel,
\ riuliN the admission of b former
|idont Of tine corporation ouncern-
nn International rain pool. were
|'"nFIhlr Tor heavy pressure against
shares today The decline of
. DNcrtrd % depressing influence
hr general market and Offset M,
n effects which were expected from
IuuncCmvnt uf the virtual settle.
of IN" balkan war.
london sent over only % slightly
per rang" for Americans aud the
III, market failed Go hold the pace
't tn' Ulos, Yesterday This hou-
encouraged m, bears tn nut out
b lines ON q larger scale. steel.
|iiuE. Union Pacific. Amnlgjmatrd
Canadian ps,iur we're all de-
Sod materially
uud- were easier
Hing orders appeared Go bee OK
lstvJ h' the time Steel had been
red o.. and H'adiug and Union
Site % points Trading then ss
e. dun With "u average recovery OF
point
|rddrra stood idiN about IN the
the completion ui The carly SELL
orders drpriliug the Hr'iV, spec
urs of their usual index tu the at
IT, ui large operators Prices were
ned Co., harden With the buying
pins principals from the short IN
b.
be- market closed arm Active
ug of lh' general list was re-
,d. .rn.Ii'u' With another up-
81 squirt 100 American can which
ID % 90 80, ana the preferred To-
Ir,uN,rys from the Iu, level
'h'd point or more elsewhere.
paul touched t1ll-N On the rally.
hruk" On one sale Co il3i IA on
decision ui the directors tu issue
10000" NOR, convertible az per
bombs The bonds went down 90
.arS.
Sgss
- i|gtw5t,J. 1lI-N.
ffar ilGL
t,hisuu lut t-N
|nrtheru Pacific. tlpl.N
|'udIus. IGla-N.
Iuthofu Pacific. 60. 3-S
lri"n pluluc, 1905.
loo. 90.
,.I Uv.f,tt,U tupt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
None, Market

Now york. Jan. 23.-CaI money.
steady la per cent. Time loans.
weaker. SO days. 3l- per cont. and 30
dats. $500 per cent. six months.
Iutis per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Chiragu nnnrd ~ rradc.

1hIDtgo. San. -H Drought IN In
reelected Iu higher wheat prices
buorpuol brought about moW'u-
-toadiu,ss 90 the opening of the
fkot hero today. MAY being 'sD up
b. hanged az H3is 70 H3r Tho close
vo1k with May 81 lower tt
b., corn opened IA %c up 'u
i,r down at r2i- seItc. \ re
By e. as", I52I ac followed, The
u was weak MAY So DOM at
U5Ihr.
H. oats uponcd % shade to -
w go 50 a. Sic to 3l'sc. and sold
d. 80.
ho,iuuus were duli aud lower with
h Ma, pork Opened ar Co We
Ser Yesterday ut tlN.Ndm lN.S2 o..
lard Iler tower ~ SlU.lS. ana
y ribs 90. %, depressed az SOLO
n lyi..
Eh,aI MAY a2ac, July, Se& a
IL, Sept. NNAp
lorn MaN, alHs1,tAr. July,
h, sept. a"T. ua3'-r.
bat MaN, 33.-r. Jul1. 33Ng,
H., 83 uaJH.t
|iess pork. per Dni Jan. i1N.52 'si
lard. per Too IDs. Jan. SluoIi.
lgiu. MoN 2lU.l1
hon ribs per 700 lbs Jan. $40
Ma Nlo.lun io.1elg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

New york Jan g5-Cottun spot
closed quiet middlng uplands. Si2-
50. middllng gull tl3.lo. sal,s loo
bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
FOR SALE.

Six room brick. modern. Nnrth
Second street.
Six room brick, modern. West II
leras
Five room frame, 3s2 North Third
street.
TWenty-tOur lots on East Central
and copper avenues
Five room frame modern, West Ii.
jcfas avenue.
Five room frame. North walter.
p. F. McCannA
Ground FloDr. state Natl Bank bldg
P',oBe Blg.
My Representative VIII CALI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

81 Louis Jan - Wool steady.
territory and western mediums. Ella
i'r, hno mediums. lsW zoe. line. ~
n 17C
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Desirable business property. Inn
proved and unimproved
$500 -rOnm cement block. mod
ern. corner IN Highlands, on car
line.
tiso0--G-room double frame. hath.
electric lights. furnished; corner lot
near shops; rents for sac per month:
5000 cash. balance : per cent
t2,ss0--s-roOm. 2-story frame dwell
ling. bath, electric lights: corner lot;
tth ward on car line.
fi2O0--eM acres Of good land,
under cultivation. Broom adobe, harm.
corral
f2iOO--3h acres Of land. well built
6-room house. large barn close ia on
North Fourth street
t2,000-5-room frame modern; 80
foot lot. fourth ward. near car line;
i2oO cash. balance easy payments.
HONEY TO LOAN
FtFtE INSURANCE.
A. File isC her
itt sOuTu FOURTH STREET.
Next 20 POstofIlce. Phone oTf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

7.3a; southern COWS and hcifers 83.75
n G.2i. native COWS and hcifors. 1918
q $50. uockcrT ana feeders i5.S0m
$50, bulls s. OOm $50. calves. So 50
y 1925 western steers. si.0OM \ 0N.
western COWS. t375mG5U
Hogs Receipts I 600 head. mar
kst weak To- ir lower. bulk. t1.2isf
1.30ia heavy. SI3UH7.iO. packers
and butchers. S521m 5.37ts, light
S1.t5@ 40: pigs t6.u0H6.75.
sheep Receipts p. 600 head. mar
kct steady muttons 2t50H SO.
lRmns. &I.jUW SIS, range Wcthcrs and
81. sou 5.35.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

UIIWEU TINt-IHk,
chicago. Jan % cattle Receipts
5000; market SLOW ana steady (,
becycs SIOOna25. Texas steers.
SABA $50. western steers. 45.50W
I.3N. stoCkcrs and feeders. s4.g0m
165. COWS and hcifcrs. 22.1Ud 135;
calves. f7.O0nS 500.
Hogs -- Receipts 1000, market
SLOW. weak 10 BE- lower than Weylncs-
days average light. S5.t5n 1.45:
mixed. f7.20H 1850. heavy. 27.00a
$50, rough, tT.n0m 1.l5. pigs. t5.70M
$50, bulk OF sales. t1.lOu7.f5.
sheep Receipts a.. 900, ma-t".
weak 10 100 jc lower than on Wcd-
nosduN. native 50 N5SfG.J5. western,
s.. as 10. NCirlingS. 3G.t0H N21,
native lambs t7.0nm go. western
lambs {1.DUsig20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

\ n attractive bungalow nearly
new, rooms. bath and Two
porChcs. well situated On corner
lot In ith ward. Price 1880,
5000 cash, balance on monthly
payments uf only $50 per month,
Including principal and interest
John NJ Moore Realty Go, 30
W. Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Personal Property Loans.
MONEY 20 IIlAN.

HONEY go LOAN.
On furniturv. p'anOA OF eana hofsSs,
sAsOns and other ehattefHs also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; 80
iow az 5000 ana 40 high 90 tis0.00.
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Time-one NORTH 70 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and see ua before borrowing
Steamship tickets to ana from all
parts OF the worIa-
PRIVATE OFFIC ES--Open evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
Rooms 3 aBd q. Grant nuiIdinR
SO8 \ West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
LOST
FOR sALE...Real Estate.

rseeSN~~~~~~~s
WILLOW RIVER, ", c. Main line
q. r T. and =. n a. y. RVS. on
trance great Peace River country.
Write Pac Land A. Townsites co,
Ltd., ~ Pnc. Rldg, Vancouver q.
g., Tor mapH. pla,s. printed matter.
Agents wanted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Kansas 'IIN, Jan 2d. cattle Re
BE- $500, including 1000 south.
81. market steady, native rt"crs,
l0si N.gi, southern steers, ti.1h9f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

OsTfOPATHY
DIl. q. ". CONNk.R.
Llcenscd so Prallce Osieopathy.
Medicine or susRsry,
NY special work 10 curing ahfonls
diseases
office IN the Rew stern buiidina.
corner Fourth and Cenlrn avenue,
Tele9hone Tor appointment $50 %
Sgs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

~. Louis Spcltcr
~ Louis. Jan g3 Lead nrm
tt2o, spcltcr weak, sos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
~ i'g1W1i,d - l-N

! t,hisuu. lut
nrthpru Pacific. tl1 Is
4DuIIus. lGl a-N.
R,Uthrru Pacific. lur 3-N
euIun Pacific. lt' n-N
fDuI 90.
lrul preferred. 1919
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13

the affair.
will be entertained this evening at
the home Of Miss Gladys Keith.
Joseph Dunnigan Is confined to his
State street home by illness.
A number Of people from Westport
and Greens Farms attended the Min
isteria1 conference held Tuesday at
the Methodist church in Southport.
Patrick Quinn has accepted a posi-
ton with the N Y: y. HI. and Fl.
Railroad Company at DarTen.
A special programme has been ar
ranged for the anniversary ceiebra-
ton Of the Westport Knights of Ply
thias which will be held tomorrow
evening In the Fable building. Prof
William Hendricks, magician of
New York city and Marvin r. Doty, a
violinist Of Stamford, Will be among
the entertainers.
An overheated stove in the residence
OF Fred g. Graham was the cause of
a. small fire, Monday afternoon. For
tuantely however, the blaze was ex-
tinguished before the arrival Of the
hremen. The damage was slight.
Archie Mills, a former Westport res
ident, is spending a few days as the
guest of relatives in town.
at the Painters and Decorators Union
which met and was organized Monday
afternoon at the home of w r. H.
Preston: President, Herbert Preston;
president. Julius Bergman; Hnan-
cial and recording secretary, Carl
Lindquist; treasurer, W. r. II. Pres
ton; conductor, Frank BulkIey; war
Olsen. f. Sherwood and J. Bergman.
Installation exercises were also in or
der which were in charge OF a dele
cation from South Norwalk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13
STEPNEY

Miss Gertrude Craft OF Danbury
Normal school recently spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Craft
Miss Trina Nichols has been III at
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
DR. Smith for a few days.
Mrs. Jesse Luckner recently pur-
chased a New Home sewing machine
of C E. Osborne.
Mr. Wilson Tyrrel1 has been con-
fined to the house with one Of the
prevalent grip colds.
Mrs. Alfred s. Edwards has en-,
tertained as her guest Miss Mabel
Rotsford of Milford.
Harmon Grange wan meet on Thurs
day evening at the usual shour.
Services IN the Methodist church are
being held at present In the basement
as the furnace cannot be used until
repairs are male on the fire box.
Miss Vera Hubbell has spent several
days in Bridgeport as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Eastwood.
Post cards have been received by
relatives in this place from Mr..
Wi1fred Nichols telling of his arrival
in Jacksonville, Fla
Master Merwin Burr has been CON
fined to the house with grip cold
Rev. r. H Sawyer spent Tuesday
in Southport and attended the meet
ing of New York District Ministers
Associations held there in the
Methodist church
Mrs Carrie EIweu has entertained
her son Fred B. Elwell OF Troy for q
few days.
Mrs. Edwin Lyon who has been i'll
with pneumonia is improving.
Services will be held at St Peters
church, Monroe, on Wednesday even
ing during lent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13
WESTPORT

The funeral of Mrs John Becker
was held from her home in Greens
Farms yesterday afternoon at Pollock
with interment in the Willow Brook
cemetery.
The members of Temple lodge, F.
and A NJ. No. will hold an impor-
Fable building this evening. The
third degree will be conferred upon
seven members of the society.
Rev. E. J. Craft Of Christ church,
Bridgeport, will deliver his second
Lenten lecture at the church of the
Holy Trinity tomorrow evening. Mr..
Craft preached a sermon in that
church on Friday evening of last
week, which was most heartily re-
ceived by all who heard him.
The members of the Vigilant Hose
their Carnival which they plan to
run sometime during the month of
April. They contemplate running a
masquerade ball IN ccnnaotfon with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13
EASTON

Craik Brothers have been getting in
ice for John H. Wheeler at ''Si1ver
Hill Farm"
Mrs Lydia Duncornb Of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. is spending a, few days as guest
of MIR and Mrs. George B. Beers
of Sport Hill.
Miss Lulu Roberts has returned 10
her home in Brooklyn having visited
her sister Mrs. william D4sbrow.
The Ladies' AID society OF the Con
gregationaI church will give "a sociabIe
IN the grange hall at the Centre on
Friday evening. Feb. q.
Mrs. MaIlette Sanford was taken to
Westport for treatment on Tuesday.
Clarence A Jennings took Mrs San
ford in his touring car.
Messrs. Clarence B. Andrews, Albert
Hawkins and Aaron Sanford of Red
ding are carting ties from the saw
mill in John H. Wheeler's woods to
Stepney depot, for Toward Wheeler
of Monroe
The Valentine sociab1e WIN be held
at the Baptist hall on Friday evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13

Booth e; B. buckingham. W. F. Mul-
Pinney, Geo T. Soule, p. e. Green.
II. M. Mallett, III D. Hfnes A G. Fer
Roberts, NJ. B. Disbrow, Hubert Thom-
as, H 9. Ives, A w. Peelan. M J.
Meloy, Henry Garvey, A &c. Worley,
Geo. r. Ashley. c. P. Bentley, w. B.
F. Mygatt, j. S. Sullivan, Henry Kim
lin, c. G. Hatch, Geo. N. Garfield, R
B Waldron, John Nannon, 8. R. TIill,
burn, J. T. o'Connor, J. H Doian, ".
J. Clark, 3D., f. T. Roberts, E. S. Rich
mond, Frederick Treutle, Robert Shall
voy, VIM. Duncan, c. N. Wise, w. S.
Ferriss, Chas. Reilly, r. B. zeimer,
w 3. Bostwiclz, William Moore, G. W.
Griffin, II. J. Mcmahon, Jos. McDon-
nell, Burr M. Young, Frank Whitney.
H B. Morrissey James Donnel1y, r.
B. Marsh, M. W. Hill, r. B. Sherwood.
Thomas E. Leahy, II H. Dolan, VIM.
J. Clark, F. E. Soule, T. F. May, r.
E. Murphy, Charles P1anz, Henry Don.
nelly, w. L. Erwin, Robert Strong, r.
p. Osborne, H A. Allen, g: 2: Camp,
enworth, John Talbot, r. s. Todd, Geo.
TWdschert, Geo. Clark, Jerry Mccarthy,
r. W. L. Wendt, r. f. Logan, r. A
John Bonjiorno, Frank Wrigley, Geo.
Decker, Frank Couch, L. s. Richmond,
p. A. Northrop. J. 3. Wilson, Philip
Wells, II. p Seaman L P. Giddings.
Patchen, Chas. Duncan, Simon Gre
han, H o. Rothe, D. F. Callahan. W.
T. Daily, J. A Mccormick, Miller
d. Bird c. A, Kellogg. R. c. Dodd,
W. W. Osborne, E. NJ. Thayer, Oscar
Ross, Arthur Bona, Chas. Provfne,
John Polahis, and Harmon Couch. At
fash1ight picture was taken by Pho
tographer Hine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-13
NEWTOWN

John corbett of Taunton employed
by Burt Nichols fractured his leg
Tuesday. d. Kennedy reduced the
fracture and took the patient to the
comfortably.
Mrs. Mary Hlurd Is the faithful nurse
In the e. Taylor home at Sandy Hook
during the serious illness Of Mr.
Taylor.
Most OF the schools in town did not
observe Lincoln Day as a holiday, ow-
ing to the fact that the Xmas vaca-
ton WAS necessarily long, and the ses-
sions this far are behind the schedules
IN time. In several schools, however,
appropriate exercises pertaining to the
life, time and ACHIEVEMENTS of the
Great Liberator were INDUCED in, the
history, poetry and oratory OF that
epoch OF Anericanism furnishing the
themes.
Mrs George w. Graham of Washing
ton avenue suffered a stroke of APP
poplexy Tuesday night while ascend
ing stairs preparatory to retiring.
Her husband stopped her fall and also
prevented the lamp she carried from
breaking, and thus adding fire to the
casualty. The patient is still I'M
conscious and fears are entertained
for her recovery.
Mrs. M J. TIoulihan is i'll of the
Grip, as is also Miss Goodwin teacher
of Month Center school. A younger
sister is substituting there however.
REPORTS from the bedside OF M T.
than last week and his friends are
apprehensive of fatal termination.
The regular meeting of Pootatuck
grange was held atty Grange Hall last
work was performed a social session
was enjoyed.
Henry G. Curtis and son OF .Berk-
shire Village, contemplate renaodeling
Brew is figuring on the plans and
specifications for the improvements