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Arizona republican., 1914-02-15
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Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

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STATE SALES manager wanted, with road or office experience;
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
Remarkable Success
 Attends Mission at
 Hungarian Church


 At St. Stephens Hungarian R c. church tomorrow evening at o'chocz the formal exercises of the closing of a. remarkable mission-the first Cath olic mission conducted in the Hunga- rian tongue in the United States will take place.
 Over 1,8o0 confessions and several thousand comnunions have taken place during the mission.
 One Of the features of the final eZ- ercises vii be the blessing of a mag nihcent crucif1x, 12 feet tall, with 2 figure of life size.
 The ceremony of the lbIessing of ln- fants will take place at ss20 Saturday morning. Father Honorat of the Franciscan order has conducted tho mission
 Formation. of societies of the Chil- dren of Mary. of the Holy Name, and kindred religious organizations, in- cIuding the Tierney cadets, have been results of the mission. Father Cher nitzky, the pastor, is e1ated at the re- suit of the unusual devotions,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
The Stock Market

New York, Dec 24-Openizle Stocks
 wavered again at the opening of toe days dull market. several issues re- beating their recent low prices and in some cases going lower. Steel was not quoted in the early dealings but came out later in a, block of 800 shares at 4S, its minimum. Secondary
 prices were generally better. Reaan-. syIyania, Reading. Union Pacific. Gam
 adian Pacific, Southern Facif1e and Amalgamated advancing substantially over yesterdays close. New York ICentral also was strong on deciara-
 ton Of the regular dividend. and I.e-
 high Valley which at first exhibited EheaYiness, then recovered.
 Noon Short covering, which con- tributed in large degree to the early rally, was soon completed, whereupon the list gradually reacted in all duar= ters Canadian Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio: Southern Railway common and preferred and Virginia Carolina Chemical were added to the list of stocks already offered at minin1lim prices and other shares of equal in- portance were within fractional range. Steel, after gaining fraction, promptly fell back to it's established price
 Bonds were heavy with Erie gener- al As the feature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
ST. MARES CHURCH

Musical program for the solemn high mass at 5:3e and 1O:30 a. m:
 Processional sung by the choir of altar boys.
 Kyrle-Stewart,
 Gloria-Stewart.
 Credo-Stewart.
 Offertory, A1este F.ide1es-Aorel1o.
 Soprano solo and chorus.
 Sanetus-Stewart.
 Benedictus-Stewar
 Agnus Dei-Stewa.rt.
 O, Holy N1gflt--Adam.
 MT. Marlin, Mrs. Frank Munich and chorus.
 Choir members: Mrs Frank Munich, Mr. Joseph Wade. Mrs. Albon Ibison, Miss Hazel Thompson, Miss Julia Sul- livan,s Miss Katherine Nevins, Miss Miss Irene Heffernan, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Martin Heffernan, Miss Estta. Murphy Mr. Marlin, Mir. AIbon Ibison, MT. John Lord, Mir. James Lord, MT. Peter Brown.
 Program for 9 a. m: Mrs. Frank Munich and MT. Joseph C1abby will as- sist the junior choir at this mass. The Song of Peace-Lehman.
 Hark the Songs InanortaI-Lowden, O Holy Night Gsoprano solo-Mrs. Frank Munich) Adam.
 Beth lehe1n-Ge
 The New Born King 0tenor solo-Adr. Joseph C1abby3-L Esspoir.
 Adeste FideIas (grand chorusl-Nor- clio.
 John Wilbur Dial organist. and choir director,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
SEES ANTI-GERMAN
 REVOLT IN TURKEY

London. Dec. z4.-sir Edwin Pears leader of the British Bar in Constan- tinopIe, who has just reached London after Imprisonment in Turkey, says in an interview in The Daily News:
 s'The Turkish situation is changing from week to week, but the principal fact is that those of us who know Turkey best are anticipating a revolu- ton. There has been a struggle going on for the last three months between the war party, of which .E;nyer Pasha is the head, and the party in favor aof peace.
 believe to be we'll founded, the Turk ish soldiers and sailors do not get on well with German officers. and conn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
ST. LUKE's CHURCH.

Stratford Ave, and Sixth St. Rev. William IT. Jepson, Rector Miss Florence M. Um5tatters organ ist. Christmas. Day services: $500 A M. Holy Communion. 10:30 Holy Communion and short sermon.
 Program Tor the 1O:sO Service. Prelude Christmas Song -Ma1Iard Professional Hymn Christian Awake. .',=Y orkshire.
 Kyrie ison-Ancient.
 Gloria Tabi-Paxton.
 Hy1nln-''s -''shout the Glad Tfdings''--. Avison
 Sermon. Born
 Aims resentation- Doxology. sursunl Corda-C Cantus Solennnis Sanctus- -Steggall.
 Eucharistie TIyn1n--.'Rread of the World
 Gloria in Excelsis Old Chant. Nunc Dinittis ASS. RecessfonaI Hymn seHark the Her aid Angels Sing. .s'-Me Mendelsso1an.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
N TOWN MAN IS
 SUED FOR DIVORCE

Merwin D. Morgan. 8 prominent Newtown citizen, has been sued for divorce by Amelia B. Morgan of Prov idence, R. l. It is claimed that he owns property worth s1o.o0o and the wife wants the superior court to aI- low her aIiHnony. Mrs. Morgan, whose maiden name was Amelia Crook, alleges desertion February l. 1909, The couple were married De- cernber l, 1881.
 Bertha Lyle of Norwalk has filed divorce proceedings against Elmer Lyle of NorwaIlxs@ Cruelty and deser- ton on February 2 O, t1907 are altegz ed. The couple were married Novem- Der 25, 1897. Mrs LyIe,s maiden name was Bertha Sprague.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
THE FARMER: DECEMBER 24, 1914

ually held at five o'clock. The Sun day School festival will be held in the Chapel Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 In the present number of s'The Rector's Pastoral the Rev. MT. Sherman announces a gift to the chunch of $5,000. This is given by Miss Annie Richardson, formerly of Bridgeport, but now of Ridgedeld, Ct.. in memory of her mother, Mrs. Rose Richardson, who was long devoted member of St. Johns. The gift is in the form of a memorial trust fund, the interest of which is to go to some good and worthy cause in connection with the work of St. Johns Parish.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24

parisons are constantly made, in the feet in particular, between the present officers and their English predecessors under Admiral IsinaEus. The rough die is one to which the Turk has never willingly submitted.
 When you ask me as to the army. ! am unable to give a. definits answer, but have strong conviction that it is much more efficient than it was Hhe1.i the Bulgarians gained their great vie tories at LuIe-Burgas and elsewhere. What can testify of my own knowI- edge is that all fbout Constantinup and in inc ienrttor drilling has been going on incessant1y. and should in- fer that the troops are likely to be more efficient that they were. At the same time, it fs beyond doubt that. ot the large army, which fa usually said to consist of about 75O 600 men a con siderable portion is of very little value,
 Discussing the nooding Of Turkey with reports. from the Wolm Agency. Sid Edwin remarked:
 stAt the present time the Germans have opened asBureau de. Eee1ssasals= Tnemt, (Infornation BtreazA1 the Es1la of which arc covered with fselesrzll,l.y i11 French, Turkish and German It ls amusing to hear the comments which even Turkish ladies pass upon rl4as telegranna Coming out or czauEeh. on the last Sunday was in csonztazgtlz1o- pie heard one lady asking a31ntlels what was the newA She Nag cola that the teiegraxns saad go and s8 'But T don't want to hear German 1lae, was her depIy. T want nezgas Te f no exaggera41on to sag t41s& {Jas new furnished is discrsd3ted by an escl.lcza Of the Turkish pofpuaat1on.
 Dissatisfaction with the anst seEss ence of the Germans dn every depaFts rnent. of the government is grow lls. ing too far in say4ng that upon any serious defeat by the Rugzaans 1n Asis Minor there womb be a rsvoaE all 65ls TurkisI1 army which woudd be dlEset- ed against the Germans taeMssEvess'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
CHRISTMAS TREE
 LIGHTED TONIGHT I
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lContinued from Page noon, to Walnut Beach afternoon and evening Extra cars will be run to stratford and Fairfield afternoon and evening
 At the Post Oflce.
 At the Bridgeport post office while but one delivery Of firat-class matter will be made during the day. the par eel post division will keep a gigantic force of men employed and will prob ably deliver all during the day, caring for those packages which arrive in Bridgeport tonight and early tonor- row morning.
 The general delivery. registry and parcel post windows will be open from and postal savings division will close all day. Officea in the custom house will observe the holiday by remaining closed
 At the Waterfront.
 The harborrnaster'a office will be closed as will also the office of the Bridgeport Towing Company. The from Port Jefferson, N. Y, and return today carrying a. large number of pas sengers and Christmas gifts which were purchased in this city.
 Joy Even at Isolation Hospital
 At the isolation hospital where three children and one adult are con- fined there will be joy as they awake in the morning for the nurse and at tendants have planned a Joyous sur- prise in the form of Christmas stock ings we'll filled for the little ones aud a Christmas dinner of turkey and ofh- CT viands served for the attendants al the hospital will be shared with the patients, so that the day may be made as merry as circumstances will permit
 At the local telephone exchange il is not expected that the volume od local business will be greatly increas- ed over normal though special pre- parations have been made to handle the large number of toll calls whick are usually received on Christmas day when absent friends and relatives de. tairaed from being here will pass the greetings of the day by wire from distant points.
 At the Theatres
 Special theatrical bfllg have beer engaged at local theatres which vii offer the usual holiday performances The public library will be closed al Christmas day with the exception o: the reading room which will be open from 1 to g D. m.
 Continuing their usual custom thu Elks of this city have prepared 55t Christmas bask cts which will be dis tributed by members of the organiza ton today. This will be done quietl, with the use of about 25 automobiles
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
oBIVEr CHURCH. Sunday Dec. 27, 1914.
1O.45 a m

2 Grand Chorus Wm. R. Spence.
 Anthem There Were Shepherds sChas Vincent.
 Responses Soul Shall Be Joy flll-BIesser Be the Lord God of Is- rae. .''-J. E Trowbridge
 Offertory-O Offertoire in Ed. M Read.
 Anthem Behold Bring You Good Tidlngs-C. Sfmper.
 Postlude shout the Glad Tidings B. I. Ashford
 5P. NJ
 Prelude-ssY uletide Charm. H Engelmann. 'sNocturne. 7 William Faulkes.
 Anthen-sHark! What Mean Those Holy Votces'f-G. M Evans.
 Anthena-@S Sing. o Sing This Bles- sed M orn. W. H. Nei1linger
 Sunday School Service The Shep- herds Vision
 Post1ude- 70 Come All Ye Faith ful.s'-E L. Ashford
 Mrs. CI1as- Hall, soprano: Mrs. Sid- ney CoIbourn, contraIto; Lewis c. Fen ton, tenor; EIdert Lockwood. bass; Chester G. Harrison. organiat and di- rector.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
CHRIST CHURCH.
Christmas Day.

Organ Prelude.
 ProcessionaI-o Come all Ye Faith full. Reading.
 Kyrie E1eison-King Hall. Gloria T1bi-King Hall. Credo-Tours.
 offertory-Anthem- Sing o Heav- ems.
 Sursum Corda-Tours. Sanctus-Tours
 Hymn Bread of the World-I. s. Hodges,
 Hymn-Draw Nign-A. H. Brown. Gloria in Excelsis-Tours. Recessional v Shout the Glad T- dings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
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sACRED HEART CHURCH.

Masses on Xmas Day will be at 5*sv, s:30. S:00 and 10.30 a. m
 High Mass will be celebrated at ? .S md 10:30.
 Special music has been prepared TOT Ill the services, at the 5;3O and lO;ao aasnes the Senior cir assisted ps he full Wheeler & Wilson orcheslra A.Ill render the following pro gram:
 PreIud -ss.Tannhauser., Wagner
 oceasIonal-.sWith Hearts Truly Grateful, 1Sanctuary Choir)
 Kyrie From the Third solemn .ssStIp, alorla--Tsenor Solo and Chorus, Marzo. ,,,,
 ssys1ak Creator ors.-soprano Solo. by Master Raymond Bellew.9
 tsredo- Solo and Chorus, Mar
 Offertory Adeste Fidelis Novelioe
 sanctus-T Tenor Solo and Ehorus, from s.tl1e St. Cecilia Ma.ss1 Sounoa s ss1s,,eY T1ef--ghorus, Gounod.
 Recessio l--ss. Angels We Have tt4eard on High. Sanctuary Choir
 sg5os411,t1e ssgTriumphaI March, effrern ssAida,o Verdi.
 Soloists Soprano Mrs. R. J. Wlt- serwelf Miss Teresa e Rrlen; alIos--- Misses Mary Waters, Ella liar rlngloil. !. nors-Janes Mahoney, WlliAs. II Thew: bass-J Josephs Onkey.
 Other Me1nbers:---Iae Misses Mary szsts5-t,aft Catherine Lyons, Jane Gal vin. R9aea Dnnhan, Bessie Bedegar, Josephine Cercoran. Ruth Fl " A a- aeE Mccarthy, Catherine M Megartny. ferancfs walsh, Clara Doerr, Mabel IyIark Helen BedegaF, d arioIl Hourfxe. Susie Nha1oy. sMessrs. Frank DonnefIy, Riehard Dunn, Fran k Doyle, Thoanas Higgins. Michael Dargan, !, Iohn IiIlas, pr. McGoVern. MT Bow srs and MT Kessel.
 Mrs. Charles " ogren. organist and director.
 At the 500 a. m. Mass the , uIaioT ghoir. assisted by Mir Albert 14apix 2, baritone, will sing the foalovvlIag pro- gram Of Christmas CaroIss
 Organ Prelud e- Noel Dudley Buck.
 otEys
 And There Were shepher da. : the Misses Helen Carrpi. Julia Day, Mi. 1sapke and chorus.
 70 Noly Night Duet, Miss Carroi and Miss May Whaley.
 desse Fridelis, . The Misses Lucy Clancy, Julia Day, Elizabeth CalIa- han Florence Ccnnors, Sadie Glancey, xnes Dunn, Esther Honan.
 Reeesslonal Ring Out Ye Christ mas Bells, Loud.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
CATHOLICS MAY
 EAT MEAT FRIDAY,
 CHRISTMAS DAY

Following the usual custom, Pope Benedict has granted a dispensation, announced in Catholic churches on Sunday, under which the rule Of ab- stinence from meat for Friday. Christ mas day. is suspended.
 Catholics observe today, the vigil of Christmas, as a day of abstinence, but tomorrow they may eat meat without restriction
 Tomorrow is a, holy day of obliga- tion in the Catholic church.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
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YT1IN1AN-In this city. psc z4. 1914, Annie Yetman, wife e Henry w. Booth, aged s6 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the. funeral from the Rfortuary chapel. H. A. Remington Undertalxing Par lors 459 East Main street at SsSQl D. n., Saturday, Dec. 26 IuteEHnsnt. at LakeV1ew ceuaeberys a ALEUS-Tn this city, Dec B. 7s1a, Helena, wife of the lasts AndE AHus, aged 66 years, months q days
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence 17os 32 Hamilton straet on Saturday. Dec 26th, at 8.S0 a. n- and from St. Mary's church at a. m Inter- ment at L,akeyiew cemetery.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
GHRIsTRIAs SERVICES
 AT TRINITY CHURCH.

The Christmas Services at Trinity Church this year will begin on Christ mas Eve at 7:3O o'clock with Solemn Esvensongs Procession and singing of Christmas Carols. be:
 7:0O A. M Holy Con4nunion.
 s:D0 A. M. Holy Communion 4O:00 A M Maths.
 10:30 A. III. Solemn High CeIebra- ton of the Holy Eucharist. with pro- cession, and sermon by the Rector. Rev. C. w. Areson
 5:00 P. M. Evensong.
 The Children's Christmas Festival will be held on Monday. Dec. 2s. Holy Innoeents' Day. at 6:30 P. M.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24

 CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES

Processional-C Glory Song Meredith.
 Holy, Night-violin obligato, from the Nativity
 onertory-Gift Divine, Meredith.
 Communion Hymn--Cone 10 My Heart Lord Jesus, Meredith Recessi aI-Adeste Fidelis, Chorus and violins.
 Mrs. J. L. Kennedy. organist and di- rector. assisted by Masters Thomas J :. Wall. J Joseph O'Shea and Henry E. Flynn, iviolins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

There will be two services at St.
 Johns Episcopal Church on Christi mas Day, one at eight o'clock; the other at 10:30 o'clock. At the latter the full choir under the direction of MT. Alvin Bruel, will be in attend ance The rector will preach The carol service at St. Johns will be on Sunday afternoon next at 3:30 o'clock
 This will take the place of the regu- lar afternoon service, which is us-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
HORSE DELIVERS
 KNOCKOUT KICK TO
 U. M. c. EMPLoYE

Thomas Sullivan, driver for J. F. Maloney of 443 Hollister avenue. was kicked 4by a il1orsesat the plant of the U. M. C. Go. shortly before o'clock this morning and temporarily knocked out. pr. Weldon responded from the emergency hospota1, administered treatment and left him there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24
CATHOLIC CHURCH
 CHRISTMAS MASSES
 THROUGHOUT CITY

Christmas Day is a holy dAly of obli- gation throughout the Catholic world, entailing upon aCthoIics the same obli- gation to attend mass as on Sundays. The Catholic churches throughout the city in most instances have as many masses for Christmas day as for Sun days. The hours of mass have been announced as follows:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-24

RENT FREE to party with srua1l family who will act as carstaszsr of house in suburb of city The Bridgeport Land & Title Go. AUTO TRUCK BOVTNSs--Isong diaa tance and local We speeia1ize tu8 piano moving. Special rates. H s Wakelee. Phone 547.
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