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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

FOR SUPPLEMENTARY LITTLE COTTAGE
in the northwest suburbs: rooms and ath
gas range; electric light ot-water heat: gran
olithic sidewalks: one block from cars: 10 min
utas to city one car fare: large yard front
and back porch. $50 cash. $50 per month. in
GLIDING everything. Boz liz, Star Office.
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCRl
914 / NV, 12r. b. SS5. 90
lila II NV, Or. b. .55.t5
232 E ne. or. b. $3.50
1880 10th NV. Tor, b35. 90
1908 B ne, Or. b. 1880
$50 4th ne. 1r. b. 20. so
FOR COLORE
513 II ] az NV. 6r. We. so
lbs Cd NV. Or. h. 1000
Va av sw. Or. b. Ii. 80
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CHEVY CHASE.
THE best suburb Of the National Capital.
The home builder will And there more in
ducements than be offered by any other
suburban section. Buy now and live there this
summer.
Prices range from 12c to Joc per square
foot
Carefully planned and well built homes,
ready to occupy. from 80. $50 up
Branch Office at Chevy Chase circle open
every week day.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
General Sales Agent. :,
1873 Fifteenth street northwest.
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LOTS 90 FEET FRONT,
NEAR 18th STREET tOy
GRADE, FOR Zoe SO. FL,
WITH N A c A D 4 MIZED
STREETS. CONCRETE SIDE
WALKS, ETC. SEWER
AND WATER WITHIN A
FEW FEET. BEAUTIFUL
HOUSES BUILDING IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY,
INCLUDING THE HOME OF
4 HIGH COVER y N e Mt
OFFICIAL. T II y Is An
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT.
ROBERT L. HEATER.
COLORADO BUILDING.
PHONE MAIN 1864.
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FOR RENT
1905 Belmont road. 10 rooms & bs tbs $50. 30
515 Fl st. NV. 10 rooms and ba tn -. J0.67
81 Bryant ST. NV. Or. and h.. garage. -. AZ. 30
1911 Bird ST. me-. lar. 4 h., porchps etc. 1890
120 C st. Sc. rooms an,i ba tn $500
los Quincy ST. NV. . rooms and bath ~. 30
20 Quincy pl. ne. rooms and bath .. u. so
TYLER 4 EUrHERFoRD, INC.
s.s 18th ST. NV To-
1877 RIGGS PLAcE-ll ROOMS: LARGE GEL
lar: newly painted and papered; 1850.
JOHN 7. KNOTT. sls St NV.
FOR RENT-BY OWNER. MODERN GROOM
house: electric light; hot-water heat: large
Yard porches; may be seen at any time.
a82I 18th NV.
CUORED TENANTS lie pHoIT PARK;
cheap rem: fr, and b.: all modern ""nven
i''"rn>' ". - 'tis'iah' nm: s1..Ip- II. r,
SAUL 20, 95i y y. ave. nv
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WILL SACRIFICE NEW HOME: 8 ROOMS.
bath, brick; facing large government park: :
porches; h-w heat electric lights; gas: steel
beam construction: beautifully decorated; price.
s., 975; easy terms; will exchange. Phone
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WILL RENT SITE OF ROOMS. WITH
private bath in beach front cottage, TO re-
fined people. 5. 36t5. Press office. Atlantic
CITY. u
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA,

FOR SALE-3S0 ACRES FINE ORANGE AND
grapefruit land lake, $50 per acre: 5000
acres fine vegetable and grove land. SIS per
acre; go finest timbered land in state
and stclass citrus fruit land at s35 per acre:
1000 acres cut-o land at S1n This Is only
a small part of lstings. We will be glad
to furnish you with full particulars with re-
gard to acreage from 10 acres up Some Of
these properties may be exchanged for equities
in CITY property II interested write ]. d.
JORDAN 213 Home Security bldg. st. Peters
burg Fla
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list Of apartments under Apartments
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-H. L. RUST 1900 H ST NV
lS.G 18th NV. Tor. 1856 NV. Sr. b. 81 so
81 .;...;:. 800 90 !sli Ingl-side ter. sr.
1865 18th NV, Tor, 2b45J ol9 9th ne 1r b. .265O
1927 Monroe orb. $3.50 IS NV, Or. b.. % ),
1915 Belmont road. ~ h NV. Or, b.. .25.50
1888 10th 7ss 9Th Sc S. 5. 80
..............40.0 90 1T 18th ne, Or, b. 80
1853 Church, Orb. 1000 30I 14th NV, 6r. $50
1915 18th NV 7r,b co liz Heck'n se.sr.b. 1880
1894 9Th NV Or. bag so 905 9Th NV, Ar. go
APARTMENTS.
TGseH Ss,E Ct & ssfs !. ST.
Avalon. A. BIB oo a6 Todd ne, 5r. b. 20 90
i AsE'q Chiffon 4 800 20 G la DALE
a ssD'.u i BUSINESS pRorER1iEs. aass
s sssi Nj at' Peasant sz nth
ia ~ 81 nv :ti1 s si nv,
Is LIS sts s' n St g. iss f'n
1926 9Th nv, sr,b. % so 1929 Govt a, Dr. 90
1900 9Th NV sr. 1000 SO Jackson al n, :3.oO
CENTRAL LOCATION: RENT REPocED: :.
heat; good condition: No sos st. NV;
$3.50: 3: F: SAUL CO: eaa n. 7: ave:
CENTRAL ,LocATIoN-cHEAP RENT: TIRsT
class condition; 12r. and b; latrobe heat. No.
'ns' e. E F. F. SAUL a;S e Gent III ~ Z .,. NV
N DESIRABLE CENTRAL LOCATION OR.
No. III SAIL co.. een az sn'y ts0 ave NV.
1927 PARK ROAD; II RooMs, 2 BATHS; IN
excellent repair: rent only sb5; fine location.
1870 21st st. NV; rooms. bath: in perfect
repair: splendid location: rent reduced.
lae Ssw,on St M rooms bath , gxe,
hot-water heat; corner of alley. Rent only
1915 Fairmont st. NV: 6 rooms. bath: fur
baaS-
ALLAN f. WALKER & co. dnc.,, 1898 q St
FOR RENT-ss1 \. G. AVE. Sc. EIGHT
9oHS se + kS io5nref SIS
10 is4f 10th S,! STREET 1iR NV.
Very desirable house, located on one Of the
best streets in Washington; electric light;
il ROOMS, BATHS.
RENT. So PER MONTH.
THE i4d +; HHx sN YORK eo AVE.
1tse i s $50 a sss 81 N
1 1Te s~ So S.A ST. nv sto
1926 eth NV. store .2s. Oos 633 sw. Or. 1850
Will. DO NEcESsARY nEPA1RING BEFORE
1887 R. iar. ab. 800 1742 7. 1or b.....42 80
2ol5 y lor, b.. 80 llos 22d; sr. b.. 20 90
1s4a isr &c 81 81 q a. LOT e
1918 II. Or, $40 isios Marion Ne $50
L. ". GIoOMEs. 14l3 H st. NV.
COLORED HOUSES
1918 Que st. NV, Or and b.......... .$35 so
III! 9Th st. me-, Tr. and b.....-..... 27.50
1loa 2srd St NV, as II sHf s.''..' 1910
S21 18th ST. trear). ................... 1000
STORES.
321-323-325 18th st. NV, 1867 &c. It. 800. 90
WEAVER BROS.
1875 18th st.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
Ill 18th st. NV. 4 rooms. 2 baths
laundry room. bot-water heat. 1000
1924 14th st. NV, 10 rooms and hath 5000
1852 10th St NV. sr. and bath. furnace. 30 so
2135 st. NV. ST., hath. latrobes. $50
115 +. l. ave. Nv rooms and bath. 90
APARTMENTS.
THE Essex 1922 st. NV,
The New York. 5r., b.. steam heat. $3.50
The Chelsea" Or. and b: steam heat. 3o.o
STORES
I40S G st. NV, dOuble-fnont store. $4,000
1925 18th st. NV, large store. two six
and bat apartments ahore and
stable and shop in rear. Per mouth 1880
1913 New York NV. 3-story build
ing large store. with entrance two
streets; whole building 10000
1919 Pa. NV. large double-front
GAscH 4 RIRGE. 1925 II. T. ave. NV. w.
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FOR SALE
Responsible eolored people may purchase
one Of those attractive homes on 18th St
Sc. between c and d sts., very easy
terms.
Only one square from Lincoln Park.
PRICES So $50 AND 81 $50.
Terms: Small cash payment and as low
as 1880 per month pays all interest and
principal.
See representative on premises.
until pm. 231 18th st. Sc.
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o4s4 WISCONSIN AvE.-s ROOMS AND BATH
detached; lot 25N125: large porches; steam
heat: excellent condition.
II. L. RUST, 400 ST. NV.
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sEAsHORE EsTATE-MAINE.

FOR SALE
Beautiful seashore estate near York Harbor.
Me two hours from Boston. Area. 100 acres:
half mile of shore bathing beach: fine rocks;
Interior field and woodland. House, u rooms
and bath, cottage, rooms: stable and large
barn Good chance for golf links Finest sum
mer climate in the l.. S. An exceptional OPP
portunity Address S. F.. JENNISOS, Agt-.
lse Commonwealth ave-. Boston. Mass.
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SUMMER RESIDENCEs-MAsS.

BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE AT MA
rion, Mass: shore house: : masters rooms.
servants rooms living room. reception room.
Kitchen. laundry four baths and one shower.
billiard room, wide piazza private wharf and
no linen or silver For particulars write Mrs.
H. NJ, kNOWLToN. Marion Mass.
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DSOS & CO.. 1885 i y. w.
| FOR COLORED.
COS r NV. Or. b. . .30.a
1911 Sd NV. Ir, b..21 so
2422 18th NV. 4r. b. d16. 90
Erie apt. Ar. b. =. 1850
COS 18th ne. Or. b.15.3
$50 4th ne. Or. w..15.50
2343 Champ. 5r. b.. 1900
115 A Sc. 5r. 1000
1903 Kramer ne.5r. 8 90
| 1919 21st nv, Tor. b. 5000
1446 n nv. 11r, b.45.D
1871 Il. 11r. b. -. 1000
S12 18th. Sr. 2b. 1900
172s 18th NV. Sr, Nj so
1876 Corc'n. Sr. b.32.6
1922 I nv. 1r. 30. 90
419 l Sc. Or. 1890
III CnJfRT
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CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS.
Extraordinary value in q new de-
tache,i house in choice location OF
Washington's most attractive sub
urb. See 3S16 Jcnifer st. open
daily; lighted at night.
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BARGAIN-lO TO 90 A.: BEAUTIFUL, HIGH.
bluff. wooded frontage. 10 miles from
Wash: fine boating, bathing. fishing, hunting;
500 cash. balance SIS mo. Mrs. SMITH.
as S. Boulevard. Oak Park. Ill. -
MUST SELL. AT A SACRIFICE AT ONCE
Two beautiful home sttes In nearby virs s1da
each. Box 213. Star office.
* ACRE: l SO. FROM STATIONS. . NILES
from city; 4-room house; good condition: stable;
poultry house; fruit price, s., 200.
MARION DCCKETT 4 SON. GIL b ct. nv.
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GROOM AND BATH BRICK
1880 st. Sc.
Rent. $3.50.
Key 1902 Eye Sc.
FOR RENT-SSO. So EORGETOwN HTS, 2J03
Hall pl. pretty modern home. rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electric lights: will put in
perfect order. L. E. r. PRINCE. 721 Bond bldg.
FOR RENT
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT 1881 \. Y ave- NV
Grant nv. lSr2b&75. 90 8OS NV, lOr. b. 65. 90
1101 18th NV, 11rb50. 90 1101 II NV, Tor, b. so
1411 10Th NV. 1Orb45. so 1853 FART NV lOrb45. so
1921 Vt NV, Sr. b.3i. 30 1103 18th NV. 11rb45. 90
310o 18th nw.Ir. b.30. 80 942 Q NV, sr b. 80. 80
617 NV. Sr. be- 80 1872 Seat n pl NV g. so
827 Fairm't 6rb25. co 49s Maine nv sw 9, b25 90
1885 VT NV. 6r. % 80 1922 9Th NV, 6r. %. so
2344 Ga NV, Or, b.22. 80 1O8 NV. sr.. >. o22. 80
1915 NV Or. 20. so $40 ne. 6r.b %. 80
305 NV, Or, 20. so 1902 q ne, 6r, b. 80
1908 pe 6r. b.. 1850 Pas F NV. 6r. so
FLATS.
The Newport. Ar $50 so 800 11th NV 81. %. so
GIL Park NV. Or, 90 1908 14th NV ST BIZ. so
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LEAVING CRY. WILL SACRIFICE MY NEARLY
new suburban home. small cash payment; oas
Of the bes- and most convenient locations in
ne. suburbs. Address OWNER. S305 Ind ne.
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liS5 9Th ST. NV.
House excellent repair: large rooms aud
modern bath convenient TO all car lines and
within easy walking distance of downtown
Rent only so. u, n month. kppIy 10
THOMAS ''S''r'' . 90 iur
my
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Rear 1905 10th NV Is 90 Rear 1908 h NV. co
BELT, O'BRIEN & co. Qnc.),
1909 G ST NV
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Do YOU WANT THE PERPETUAL Use OF
800 ACRES OF PARK AS \ FRONT YARD!
SEE
321s-sc PARK PLACE NV.
Large lot: every modern convenience; nv.
heat: electric light; three porches; beautlfuiiy
decorated: 6 large rooms: tiled bath; hard
6oor and trim.
SALESMAN ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.
Phone us for auto and We will motor you
there. Price too low to mention. Terms to
suit convenience.
MORGAN BROS, Inc. 900 y. Y. ave. NV.
NJ 1S01.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. WESCOTT,

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-H. L. Rust
lSSG 18th NV. Tor.
3h ....-..-..$ $4,000
1141 18th nw.l2r. 3bI5.C0
1865 18th NV, LOT, 2b45.J0
1897 Monroe. Or. b. 1910
1913 Belmont road.
Tor, b ..........S.O
1928 10th w.9r, b. .40.75
2I64 Wis av NV. Sr.
b............. 40. 90
1853 Church, 9r.b 1000
1915 2Sth nv. 7r,b.35.0O
1894 9Th NV. Or. b.a2. 50
303 18th NV, Or. b. 80. 10
APART
Florence OF, Or. b. .5O.O 90
1919 Park I'd, Or, b. $500
2532 18th NV. Or. b. 40. 90
Avalon. Ar, b. .3S. 00
Akron. 5r. b......;B. n"
1926 Clifton. Ar. b.30.5O
Leona I'd, Or. b. -. 5000
BUSINESS p
1920 18th nv 40, co
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
Rravarx Fl RaN.


 eAODe of the bravest acts witnessed during the whole war, said an officer of the Army of Northern Virginia, twas that of young soldier who was probably nok over sixteen. We had thought of him as only a boy. al- though he went with the regiment on 1sll Sec Its marches and lived with 1t in all it's encampmenta
 "one day there was q herce engage ment- Tn the midst Of 1t bullet struck this boy in the breast. and he fell. Our colonel ordered his men to dismount, and as be himself sprane from his horse. the boy called out in a weak voice. T win hold your horse. colonelr
 Stopping in the midst of the storm of bullets to gaze in pity on the white, boyish face, the colonel said. But you can't do that, lad-ycu are dying
 < T know I am. colonel,s the gallant boy replied But can hold the reins when I am dead,
 ''The colonel placed the bridle in the trembling hands and went forward When the fight was over he hurried back and found the boy lying dead. the bridle reins stiil wrapped tightly round his limp right hand d-'-Youth'a Companion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
oueer storx of q crave.

curious barren mound Is to be seen in Montgomery churchyard What ever the cause, there is plainly to be seen a strip of sterility in the form of cross among a mass of verdure
 With the mound melancholy legend is connected. It 1s called Roberts Grave" and the story Is that beneath this barren hiIIock lie the remains of au innocent man who was hanged on mistaken evidence. It is said that while the man stood on the gallows with the rope round his neck he sol ernnIy declared, as proof of his inno- cence. that grass should never grow on his grave. And even so it was and is- Any one who attempts to frustrate the fulf1Ilment of this prophecy by sowing grass on this spot pays the penalty with his life. Instances are given of Individuals who have been rash enough to do so and have met their doom soon afterward.-CardifW Western Mail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
STEPNEY

Chester Penny was an over Sunday gszeat Of MT. and Mrs Edgar North
 Miss Mary Collins has spent few days as t1ae guest of relatives in Dan bury.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. Denehheid spent c few days in Hartford last week and attended the Baptist state convention % Hrs. Charles B. Wheeler and Mrs Es1iza yVfnton are visiting in Bridge port as fhe guests of MT. and Mrs Arthur Penf1eld.
 A meeting of the Girls club was held on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Katherine Reitter. Plans were made for a HaIlowe' 'en social to be held in the Methodist church par7ors on Friday evening
 Mrs. IF C. Morgan and Miss Vera Hubbe1I enjoyed a motor trip to New Haven Friday and attended the Teach erss convention.
 MT. and Mrs. William Skinner and son, Wesley of Bridgeport were over Sunday guests Of MT. and Mrs. John Hinck1ey.
 Mrs Thomas Perkins spent last week as the guest of her sister. Mrs Donald Waraera5n n Shelton.
 Mrs L. " Shade at the last meeting of the Ladies' Aid society presented stl1e society with a half dozen silver soup spoons
 Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wright oi Bridgeport were Sunday guests of MT and Mrs. Robert Bevane.
 A1E. and Mrs. Oscar P. Plumb and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27

Miss Beatrice Plumb of Nichols spent Saturday as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hayes.
 The Ladies, Aid society of the Bap- tists church will hold a meeting ofi Thursday at the home of Mrs. Henry Sherman. This will be an all day session as the members are prepar- ing for a fair to be held early in Decem Der.
 Miss Edith Mellen of WethersfeId
 has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. William C. Nichols.
 Miss Carolyn GarIick has returned
 home after a few days stay with her
 father pr. s. M Garlick. Master Clayton Hawley who attends the Sanford school, Bedding, was the week end guest Of MT. and Mrs. Milon HawIey. S
 Lamphear of Hartford gave a lecture entitled, The Task That Lincoln 1 Left . This was q temperance lec- ture There was a large au6e4nce- Edward AIquIst of Bridgeport was a sunday visitor of his father, John l.AIquist.
 1 On last saturday evening MT. and I Mrs. Merwin Johnson were pleasantly 1 surprised by a large party of friends and neighbors. the occasion being their twenty-tI1ird wedding anniver- l sary Twelve tables of whist were played during the evening. At the l close of the evening a collation. was 4 served Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were presented with handsome mahogany IseFver and MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hurd
 whose 10th anniversary occurred last l week were presented with an aluIni- mum tea kettle
 Edmun d Lyon has had 9, granite stone placed iii the local cemetery in
 naenn0ry Of his wife, EstelIe Sherman T Lyon
 Miss Lydia Benedict gave whist party to a fewsof her friends on last
 Wednesday, evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27

braaies in the City of Bridgeport
 In compliance with votes taken at the meeting of the Common Coun- cil of the City of Bridgeport. held October 5, 1914. the following ordi- nance was adopted, to wit:
 An ordinance to establish Branch Public Libraries in the City of Bridgeport.
 Be It Ordained by the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport:
 Section 1. That it is deemed expe- dfent, and we do hereby establish two Branch Public Libraries and Reading Rooms in said city, in buildings to be erected and equipped from funds to be provided by the Carnegie Corpor- ation of New York City, New York '' such buildings to be erected at such times and upon such sites as may be decided upon by the Board of Direct ors of the Public Library and Read ing Room of said city, and to be maintained at a cost of not less than Five Thousand Dollars per year for both of said Branch Public Libraries. said Branch Public Libraries to be for the use of the inhabitants of said | city of Bridgeport, and shall be for ever free.
 Section 2. To provide for the ex- pense of the maintenance of the pres ent Public Library and Reading Il ANOOAA1 OSl<IA141S44So -DY S614Q C1LY, ana for the establishment and mainte- nance of said French Public Libraries 1 and Reading Rooms a tax Of three ] tenthS of a, mill annually, commence l ing with the Grand List of 1914 shall
 be levied on all of the taxable prop
 erty in said city of Bridgeport for the maintenance of said present Public I Library and Reading Room of said 1 Branch Public Libraries and Reading Rooms, instead of the tax of one 1 quarter of a mill. as now provided by the Ordinance Of said city. said tax to 1 be levied and collected in the same manner as other taxes of said city I and to be known as the .Idbrary Fund.- and to be used for the main
 tenance of the present Public Library and Reading Room. heretofore estab-
 lished by said city, and said Branch Public Libraries and Reading Rooms aforesaid.
 Adopted, October 5, 1s14. 1 Approved, October s. 1914. l Attest:
 J. ALEX l. ROBINSON, City Clerk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27

The following resolution was adopt ed by the Common Council Of the City of Bridgeport, at its meeting, held October 5. 1914;
 Whereas, the City of Bridgeport owns and is constructing a certain in-s terceptor sewer through Know1ton street from Berkshire bridge to and across Congress street; and
 Whereas sundry property owners on Knowlton street are now discharg ing sewage into the harbor through private sewers, contrary to the order of the Superior Court, and
 Whereas such discharge of sewage through private sewers constitutes public nuisance. as deereedl by the Superior Court held in and for Fair field County on the twenty-hfth day of June, A. D., 1915;
 It is therefore, ordered, that the owners or parties in interest of prop erty located on Knowlton streetAbe- tween Berkshire bridge and Congress street disconnect from private sewers running as aforesaid into the harbor and cease to use the same for sewage or drainage purposes as soon as the said sewer in said Knowlton street shall have been completed in front of their respective prenisess
 And be it further ordered that the property owners or parties in interest using private sewers as aforesaid, be and hereby are ordered to connect and make proper sewer connections with the public sewer of said city running through said Know1ton street, as soon as the same is com pleted in front of their respective premises:
 And be it further ordered, that up on failure of any of the aforesaid property owners to so discontinue the use of private sewers as aforesaid, I and to connect with said public sewer of said city, in said KnowIton street, the owner or owners who are in de- fault shall pay a fine of not more I than One Hundred Dollars 6$10o). And be it further ordered that, after the expiration of thirty days from tfe date of the completion of said sewer in front of the respective prem ises. the Director of Public Works l shasl, by appropriate action cause said private sewers to be discontin- ued, nd said connections made with said r IbIic sewer.
 I And be it further ordered that the City Clerk cause a copy of the fore l going orders to be publisFed in the Charter and copy thereof mailed te each of the owners of said premises at. his or her last known place of resi- dence.
 Adopted, October 5, 1914 1 Approved, October 426, 19149 Attest:
 J.AIEx. H. ROBINSON. | City Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
MARRIED.
 DIED.

TAYLOR-1n Danbury. Oct 21. Frank B. Taylor, aged 4s years. WuSON-In Ridgeheld, Oct. 20, Marie, wife of Frank Wilson, aged 54 years.
 oANEPBEIL-In New Canaan, Oct. 16, Andrew Campbell, aged 72 years WHEIAAN-In Winsted, Oct. 21, James J. whe1an, aged 29 years. REYNOElDS-In New Canaan. Oct 1e, Harriet C., widow Of George E. Reynolds, aged 72 years. BAIDWTN-In Norwa1k, Oct. 20 Miss Helen J. Baldwin, of Danbury aged 80 years.
 DIKENAN-In Danbury, Oct. 16 Phoebe J., widow of Frederick Dikeman, aged s5 years. OSBORNE|In Danbury. Oct. 19, Ar, thur E. Osborne, aged 59 years. TYTHER-In Shelton, Oct. 16, Mary Ann, wife of William H. Tyther aged 72 years.
 CONNETlLY-At the Stamford Hos pital, Oct. 16. Patrick Connolly. HYNES-In Stamford, Oct. IT, Mar tin Hynes.
 BUDNTTsKY-In Stamford, Oct 15
 Solomon Budnitsky, in the 52d yea Of his age.
 BEIL3-In Danbury, Oct 14, Laura )
 Benedict, widow of Alfred Bel
 aged 82 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
A hlatter of small Moneent.

"A local British official in India want ed military protection against what he considered to be the danger of an In dian rising and travelled all the way to Stmla to lay before Lord Kitchener the commander in chief. the state oi affairs in his district and to urge thai troops should be sent to support the civil arm. Lord Kitchener declined te do anything of the sort.
 '.But. my dear sir. do you realize that may be murdered in my bed one n1ght2,' expostulated the official.
 Kitchener eyed him over for a min ute and then said eold1y, 'Well, what of tt3''