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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-24


FOR SALE 4T Tn00RSBY.
Six-room cottage with IA lots centre city
block of about four acres). in the center
of clean, healthy Thorsby. L. & n.
main line, 40 miles south of Birmingham.
The house is convenient and well built.
faces east, has four galleries, attic and
cellar; flower garden in front
The land is under full cultivation and
las bearing fruit trees of every kind.
also five paper shell pecan trees just
beginning to bear. Big strawberry gar
den; grapes and beautiful scuppernong
arbor.
Wen equipped for poultry raising, hav-
ing seven houses for fowls and four sub
divisions well fenced. Never-failing well
of clear free stone water. Price, 5000;
easy terms If desired Address J. X.
Eastburn, Thorsby. Ala. s-15-tf.
DRESSERs and washstands, Vernis-
Martin beds, I'd posts; all new. Fine
goods at your price; need room. 104
N. gath st. S-19-3t-tii-th-sii sii
FIRST class restaurant, soft drink and
confectionery business for sale In Gate
City Loop; reason for selling bad health.
Apply w. T. Carroll, Gate City Loop
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! BUY. sell ana exchange real estate.
j. a. Gibson. 400 Empire Bldg.
n q
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BRICK VENEER HOME FOR SALE.
On Cypress ave-, near Rhodes Circle.
House must be seen to be appreciated. s
rooms, large living room, music hall,
dining room and kitchen, 4 bedrooms
ind bath. Extra lavatory downstairs.
Well finished hardwood floors. Servants
room, and double garage. Price $1,000.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & ms. co.
21l ~ Goth ST., Phone $3.50.
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TlLE WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
Bell 100. s-4-tf
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soUTHsIDE COTTAGE.
FOR SALE


TT / or many others had pos
sessed the real estate sense
20 or even 10 years ago that
/ or we have now we could
have been worth millions of
dollars by buying property
and holding it "a few years.
| offer you my experience,
which have gained in a
quarter century on small
commission basis.
Most agents either own or
perhaps interested, in certain
properties and Will try to
lead you to buy that in
which he makes most profit.
| am not Interested in any
special property and will
gladly point out that which
Is most likely to increase in
value.
The stranger. the rich and
the poor are all welcome at
my office.
]. NJ GIBSON.
400 Empire Bldg.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
EOk SALE

RATEs--One cent n word n day: no nd.
taken for less than 2oe for first fnser-
TIN. .-n<h mIlst accompnnv order.
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WE buy. sell. rent or exchange real es-
tate. e. J. Burns Co.. 406 America n
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. 19-4-tt
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REAL BARGAINS.

REAL BARGAINS.
s1600-Good 5room house in
Woodlawn; terms $3.50 cash,
balance easy.
s1500-Two houses rented
for $40 per month"; will nuke
terms or exchange for vacant
lots.
s1500-40 acres. nice level.
fee simple land, 3-rcom
house with 10 acres in cGl-
tivation on large creek;
terms Ia cash, balance one
and two years or will ex-
change for vacant lots.
$2S00-Good 7-room modern
house at Fairview; will take
vacant lot as cash payment
and make easy terms on bal
ance.
$2500-100 acres of nice level
land four miles from railroad
on good dirt road, about one
half open fov cultivation will !.
exchange for unincumbered
Birmingham property.
ALA MFG. & INV. co,
Room 5 Lyon Terry Bldg.
Phone S536.
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FOR SALE.


South Highlands, east of 20th,
one-half block of Highland ave
nue., 7-room, 2-story, modern
new house decorated. also at
tractive fixtures, screened. etc;
$1,000 buys this. and terms
would be given if required
CHARLES !. SMITH
g. M A. HINES,
We List and Sell Realty
Brown Marx 535-6-T. Main I247.
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FOR SALE-A real bargain in homes
i you want a good home see 101S st.
Charles street, and If interested, we
Will get together on the price; will take
desirable lot in part payment. Owner.
S-14-14t
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RATES-.One cent a word day: no al.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
IIen. GHsh must necompany order.
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FUk SALE
FOR sALE-20 acres land 5efween
Birmingham and Bessemer on South
Bessemer ear line; high and dry. sub
divided more than 100 lots $50 feet.
fronting railroad, spur track On land.
good building on property; will sell
at bargain. Address o-s6. care
Age Herald.
FOR zSALE-s1500 cash. balance easy,
"a acres of land with new i-room
modern bungalow; has city water,
telephone, electricity, and furnace
heat; bath with hot and cold water.
= blocks from ear, close IN. Call
Main 3764-J.
FOR sAfsE-$550 cash and assume $500
straight mortgage rooms and bath, Ia
good condition; rented at $40 per month;
one block from ear in Ensley district.
Helena Land company, 20l Brown
Marx.
FOR sALE-Nice piano. worth $3.50,
will sell for 500; must have the
money. Address. A-37, care Age-Her-
aid
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FOR SALE.

$2500-s250 cash, s25 monthly. 7-room
2-story, on beautiful lot. fronts east
North Haven.
s55Oo-(W $s5Oo) s-room modern
2-story on corner near car line
South Highlands. lBargain.)
S1400-Beautiful corner lot, near 11th
ave, and 18th st, north. See US for
terms.
$2400-S250 cash, balance S25 monthly,
7-room cottage near Helena and
South Park stations. South Ensley
and North Bessemer cars.
$1700-Beautiful alley corner lot on
car line, Norwood this is Il beauty.
$1S00-On easy terms rooms, on Tide
water car line, East Lake.
$3S00-$300 cash, $40 monthly, S rooms
and servants house, near car line,
North Haven
s6750--Beautiful S-room modern home.
on lot 60x190 feet, fronts east, near
ear line, Norwood.
$3200-6-room, 2-story, near car line,
North Highlands; this is neat
house, nearly new, bath, etc.
S1500-4-room cottage on lot 50x140,
North Birmingham.
INV. r. e. CO., OF ALA,
HARRY LYON, Sales Agent
414-15-16 American Trust Bldg
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FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale cheap;
one gas range; one instantaneous heater;
one large glass lined refrigerator, din
mig chairs and other furniture Phone
Main 1855.
FOR SALE-Fine 4-rom cottage, near
Avondale park; SIS per month payments;
also rooms, at $25 monthly. Stevens,
Southern hotel.
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
We'll, how would you like q lot on the
south side of Hanover Circle at So a
foot. Price, $3.50. on good terms.
BETHEA REAL. EST NTE & rs CO.,
a027 Cd Ave. Phone 11G Main.
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HOME ON SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

HOME ON SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
Read this carefully; faces cast,
corner lot brick veneer rooms
and sleeping porch; large front
porch on two sides; you enter
into large living room, thence
to large parlor and through
folding doors to the dining room,
all with high beam ceiling; thence
through large buffers pantry
to the kitchen; well ventilated,
all screened, built-in book cases,
servants toilet and plenty of
shade trees; upstairs has four
large bedrooms, all with an extra
large closet and windows on two
sides, Dlaslcg the ventilation ex-
ira good; large attic, one of the
largest Easements in Birming-
lam. This place shows in every
detail the effects of home. For
quick sale we can give you a
bargain, located near Highland
ave.
BErHEA r. E. & ms. 60.
2O2f 30 Ave. Phone 1l6.
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.ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent word a day; no ai.
taken for less than 35c for first inSer-
tlen. CnSh must accompany order
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EASY TO PAY FOR
PENSACOLA CITY LOTS.
Pensacola city lots are easy to pay for:
only s25 down and $3.50 month; no in
terest or taxes good investment and
bound to double in value inside of three
years. Pensacola is growing very rap
idly, is a fine deep water port and will
greatly increase in commercial value
when Panama canal opens Jan. /, 1911
Call or write to
FISHER REAL ESTATE
AGENCY,
Birmingham office S02 American Trust
Telephone 6S01 Main.
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FOR SALE.
S6500-New modern S-room, .
story home, east of goth, on
South Highlands near Five
Points. This Is bargain; can
be had on reasonable terms.
S5000-New modern S-room
home on South Highlands; ce-
ment basement under entire
house suitable for laundry. This
is a bargain; terms $500 cash,
balance $50 per month.
New modern S-room home in
Gibson's addition to Woodlawn,
can be had on reasonable terms.
We have new modern and g.
room bungalows In Woodlawn
close to school and churches,
/ block from two ear lines;
terms s25 cash and s25 per
month.
See us If you are in the market
for a home, we will build
what you want on reasonable
terms
A. L. YORK,
The Live Wire,
with
HAGGARD REALTY co,
Phone 1894.
sol American Trust Bldg.
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AN OPPORTUNITY.
IF you have ever wanted to own your own
home, here is your chance IL you will act
quick. To four parties of the right TYNE
I will sell four charming little homes on
the easiest terms ever offered in Bir-
mingham. All Of the homes are located
In the beautiful grove In Fairmont,
which lies just one block north of the
North birmingham city park They are
blocks from the car line in a subdi-
vision that is developing faster than any
other subdivision in Birmingham. House
No. ] is modern room bungalow, with
bath, that cost $1750 to build. Has city
water and electric lights. VIII be fin
ished for occupancy next week. l will
sell this house for $25 cash and $25 a
month, without interest being added to
the monthly payments. House No. is
modern 4-room bungalow with bath,
just completed, that l will sell for 81
cash and $40 a month, without interest
being added the monthly payments.
House No. haU5 rooms, and while it is
about years old, is in excellent con1i-
ton; Just painted inside and out. Has
pretty terraced yard / will sell this
house for $40 cash and $40 a month. No.
4 is two newly finished Groom cottages
and bath that rent for $40 each l win
sell the two to one party for $25 cash
and $25 a month, without interest being
added to the monthly payments. It
won't cost you a penny to Investigate
these propositions, and you won't regret
the time spent. / VIII be glad to show
these house to interested parties, IL YOU
will phone that you want to be taken to
them, or you will be shown them by
applying at my residence on the corner
of 2Sth street and 10th avenue, north, on
the property.
L. L. CRUMP, JR..
Phona Main 71O3
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7h ACRES located East Birmingham: viii
exchange; free from all incumbrance:
price 1880; will take nice home on High
lands and assume mortgage. Prices must
be right. Denton-Williafhs Realty Co,
220 2st st. Phone 2S5.
S-24-3t-sti-tu-thu
FOR SALE-'12" model Indian seven
horse power motorcycle in perfect condi-
ton; luggage carrier and Stewart spedo-
meter: sl75. c. j. g., 2912 "a ave
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Unimproved lots from $40 to
500 per foot, east of
goth, on and Just off Highland
avenue; also Miner Heights ad-
dition $40 to $40 per foot, in
cluding all Improvements II
interested in buying or trading,
Auto and our services to in
vestigate.
CHARLES /. SMITH
& M. A. HINES
Brown Marx 535-G-7. Main 4247,
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MISCELLANEOUS

SEE us Sunday, 10 a. m, room 1871 Amer
lean Trust Bldg. and talk the matter
over.
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ONE GENI A WORD.
fUk SALE

RATES-One cent u word lag. no ad.
taken for less than use for first inser-
tin. t,ash must aceompnns order.
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent word a day; no nd
taken fDr less than 25c for first f.sse<-
tlon. 1sssh In,@t accompany order
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FOR SALE--s20O cash, balance arranged,
choice cottage; bath and electricity, good
repair good location, half block of East
Lake cars, 6Sth ST.; price $1,000, worth of
Improvements, lot worth S700. III. ID.
Smith, 2O6 Hood Bldg.
FOR SALE-Bargain, 1879 10th ave, N,
corner lot. 6Ox140; house has rooms,
reception hall and basement, street i'm
provements in and paid; has all mod
ern conveniences; no incumbrance; one
third cash, balance monthly. Owner,
17271a I'd ave. Phone Main 5S35-J.
FOR SALE-Three contracts of STAN
dard Home Building and Lonr; $1,000.
each paid one year up to February,
might trade for lot. Address 531 st.
Charles ave-. West End.
FOR SALE by owner. 2-story, S-rooni
house; consider small house or va
cant lot S. N. Hunt. 307 Emma ave-,
between Thomas and Charles sts..
0raymont
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KODAK FINISHING

Films developed 10c per ROLL prints,
21ec, &c and 4c each: best work guar
anteed. Address the Kodaker's Friend,
Box s22. Birmingham. Mail orders
my speciality. 5-S-tf
KODAK FINISHING-we are acknowi-
edged to be the finest kodak film de-e-
opers aud printers in the south. Ons
trial viii convince Nou Mail orders
promptly finished. Send for price list.
Wilson e Graham. 209is N. 18th St. ir-
mingham. Ala f-9-tf-sun
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GET YOU A HOME FREE IN ALA
BAMA FROM THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
ON the 5th. 9th ana 1th of this month the
lands subject to homestead entry in
Shelby, st. Clair and B,ount counties
were freely taken by those who know
that "iand is land''- -and daily becom-
ing more 50. Also On the 18TH 18th and
Goth of this month quite number pro-
cured home in Winston county There are
few 40-acre tracts left In the first named
counties, several S0-acre tracts and over
% 49-acre tracts in Winston county Win
ston county adjoins Cullman county on
the west, the recognized thriftiest county
in Alabama and possesses the same char7
acter of soil and climate. IL inter-
ested call at sos Jefferson County Saw
ings bank building August %, 20 and 81,
between the hours of a. m. and D. m.
Hinton r. Carr or Lee Cotton.
FOR SALE-Furniture cheap; one solid
oak bedroom suite with French plate
glass; one S-foot oak extension dining
table, oak dining chairs, with cane
seats; 1 gas stove. At 1919 N. 10Th st.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Ei Elegant s.
room modern South Highland home,
will take acreage, vacant lots or youf.
equity. Gail o. z. Hutcheson, Main
STA. S-24-tf
NEW BUNGALOW ON PEARL ST.
West End for sale; this has living room,
dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms
and bath. on good lot facing east. Fur
mace heat Hardwood floors Price $500.
on easy terms.
JEMIsON REAL ESTATE & ms. co.
211 N. 10Th St, Phone $3.50
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOk SALE

RAfEs-Onc cent n word day: nd.
tn<en for less than 25e for first iDser-
tin. Gash mmsI Hccompnny order.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
CLEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
SOAP.

Guaranteed not to InJure the ska
Grease, INK, Paint and Dirt. For the
hand or clothing. Large can 10 ceneas
Manufactured by VIM. r. Wiuns 80
eIraJford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
STEPNEY

Miss Carolyn Osborne is at home
now after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Emma Platt in New York
city
Mr.. Wilson TyrreH has purchased
from Mrs. John Benedict the stove
and plumbing business. Mr.. Tyrrell,
for several years previous to Mr..
Benedict's death, had been employed
as one of his able assistants so that
he will be in every way familiar with
the business.
Rev. F. H. Sawyer who is in New
Haven attending conference was in
the village on Friday to attend the
committaI services of Mrs. Mary Bur
rift.
Herbert Johnson who has been
spending the Easter holiday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin john
son. returns this week to his school
at Greensport, r. I.
The Misses Ella Boyer and Mar
jorie Connors clerks at B. Hawley &
Co.'s store who for some time past
have boarded with Mrs. John Hinck-
ley, are now boarding with Mrs. Anna
Gilbert.
Mrs Edison Hayes has entertained
Misses Florence Hayes and Bertha
Sherman of New Haven for a few
days.
Wesley Skinner who has passed his
Easter vacation with his grand par
ents here has returned to his home in
Bridgeport.
Mr.. Harry Davis who last fall pur-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01

at the interment in the Huntingtown
cemetery.
Attorney F. J. Whitcomb of New
York city accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. McCann, enroute to Kings
ton, New York by autos, stopped
Sunday to pay visit to Edward
PitschIer, an old friend of Mr.. Whit
comb. Attorney Whitcomb is a son
of Senator whitcomb of Bridgeport,
and well known in Newtown. 1t was
a jolly party.
Clifford E. Cassell of Hartford as
sistant manager of the Travellers In
surance Company was in town last
week in the interests of his company.
George Geckle who has been en-
pIoyed the past six years in the Bor-
den Creamery has decided to remove
to Bridgeport with his family. He
was in that city Monday and today
househunting preliminary to removal
Henry Hunt was in Bridgeport yes
terday, returning last evening. He
carried beside his umbrella a good
sized fishing tackle case and his face
showed pleasure and determination to
all beho1ders.
Z Newton Curtiss, owner of the Cur
tiss Hill peach orchard is out thus
early in a campaign against the
worms, blight and scale which injure
the fruit trees and spof1s the crop He
is spraying his trees by a powerful
spraying machine this week. The
operation will be repeated in the bios
sorning season. He reports no notice
able injury to the fruit buds from the
cold weather so far.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
POLICE BOARD MEET
Bray and DooIey Go Into the De4ec-
tive Bureau.

A meeting of the police board held
at headquarters last night covered
nothing more than routine business
with the exception of an election of
one special policeman, George H. Pea
body, taking care of the banking dis
trlct curing the night. Although there
were many expectant1y awaiting an
pointment in the corridors it was de-
c1ded that these matters would be TAX
en- up at special meeting to be held
on Friday night.
All desiring disappointment must
submit an application, ACCOMPANIED bv
a letter from a firm or corporation
ment during the employment of the
applicant
Investigating into the manner In
which Patrolman Charles Meyers met
with an accident while attempting to
BOARD a. fire engine recently, resulted
IN its being concEIsively shown. that
he was not off his post of duty at the
time and ruTnors were set at rest.
REPORTS by President George s. Hill
to the effect that contract for the new
telephone system had been signed and
would soon be installed and another
from Electrician Sheriden Iadd re-
porting installation of new boxes
were heard.
On motion of Commissioner Brown,
both Patrolmen James Bray ana
James Dooley, were confirmed in their
appointment to the detective squad
and will begin their duties this morn
ing. Bray will go to the East Side
and DooIey temporarily at headquart-
erS
Applications for positions to the reg
ular police force from Michael P Ma
honey, Charles Vicequest, Thomas E.
Wright and r. H. Sheriden were
placed on file.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
EASTON

On Saturday evening the Ministries
made big hit as there was more
than the Sport Hill hall full of peo-
pie to witness the program. The pro-
gram was as follows: A grand open
ing chorus by entire company; soon
song, Robert Marsh; ballad, Henry
Escott; song, William Lopez; reading,
Mrs. William Disbrow; song, Under
meath the Cotton Moon entire COM
pany; piano solo, Miss Lucy Disbrow;
song, Miss Mabel Marsh and Mrs.
Bertha Lopez; reading, Miss Edna
Brewer; sketch, "a Red Hot Mas
sage" Harold Jennings and Ezra
SeeIey; song, Robert w. Marsh; dia-
Iogue, dat Old Hat of Nine" Will
liam Lopez and Fred Marsh; song
Harry Escott; sketch, MRS Peppers
Ghost Mrs. William Lopez, Robert
w. Marsh, and Miss Agnes Seeley;
song, tcWay Down Upon the Swanee
River" entire company. At the close
the Ministries served ice cream and
cake to over 1875 and several went
home without refreshments. The
MINISTRIES have been invited to repeat
the program.
Miss Ruth Jones has returned to
her home, having recently visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley in Redding.
Miss Achsas Candee has been. en-.
gagged to teach the Yellow school for
the remainder of the school year. Miss
Logan, the former teacher, resigned
at the close of the last term. Miss
Candee opens her school on Monday
morning.
The Aid society of the Episcopal
church in Tashua will hold a meeting
at the home of Mrs. R. L. Shef1ield's
in Long Hill on Wednesday afternoon
to finish the Lenten sewing they have
commenced.
Mr.. Frank Mallete was entertained
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M.
H. Greenman at cold Spring Farm,
over Saturday night. Mr.. Mauette
was returning from a trip to New
Preston where he purchased a pair of
oxen.
Misses Alice Ma11ete and Lillian
MalIette having spent their Easter
vacation at their homes resumed their
school duties in Bridgeport at the
CORTLAND and High schools on Mon
day morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
NEWTOWN

Newtown, April Among the
postulants who took the white veil in
the chapel of st. Joseph's Convent,
Hartford, Monday of last week, Bish-
CD Milan officiating, was Maria Rita
Murphy of Brookfleld Center. In the
world she was known as Miss Cath
arine A. Murphy, a graduate of the
Newtown High school and for two
years teacher in the South Middle Dis
trict school in the borough. Resign
ing her position here last June and
departing for Hartford she began her
successful term of probation. She
was known as a successful teacher
here, and will be acquisition to the
sisterhood of teachers.
Charles G. Meeker and Mrs. w. H.
Herman were Saturday visitors IN
Bridgeport.
Mrs H NJ. Smith has so far recov-
cred from her recent severe illness as
to permit the departure of her caps
able nurse Mrs. William Lester who
returned to her home in Sandy Hook
today.
Mrs. Florence Wells and grandson
returned to Passaic, N. J., today after
spending the Easter vacation at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Clark
Page of Berkshire.
Miss Bessie Mcnamara of Bethel
who has been nursing Mrs. John Fin
nell of Zoar returned to her home
today, reporting her patient as con-
valescing rapidly, although still very
weak.
Master Willie Carr who makes his
home with NJ. Halpine, Berkshire
spent Sunday with his brother, John
Carr in Bridgewater.
Mrs Martin Kenirey and son,
Joseph went to Bridgeport, taking
home with them Jennie Carroll who
has been spending a vacation with
them.
The children of James Elliot of
Mile Hill are recovering nicely from
the whooping cough.
The funeral of Miss Mary Roberts
of Hattertown occurred yesterday at
that hamlet Rev. T. J. Lee of the
CONGREGATIONAL church here officiated
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
UNCLE SANS MONEY
CHECKED UP BY
TREASURER BURKE

Washington, April 1.-The money in
the treasury is Again being counted
but this time with the exception Of
the cash in the teI1er's room it is
being counted by bundles. with the
induction into office of a new treas
l1rer of the United States, the money
In the treasury has to be checked UP
and the Induction of former Gov.
Burke Of North Dakota, as treasurer
under President Wilson, has proven
no exception to the rule.
The work now is going forward in
the telIer's room. With that finished
kfre money in the vaults will be hauled
out and counted but instead of count
ing piece by piece as has been done
In several instances, the amount this
time will be checked by the package.
This course has been taken in order to
rave time as it has been only about
three months since the money was
Eounted last. Should the piece by
piece count be followed it is said that
1t would take at least three months
TO finish the Job