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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29

Carlos Curtis Peek Of 8O4 Fairfield avenue. Democratic candidate for al- E derman in the 5th district, comes irl- to Democratic politics by inheritance. He is son of the late U. S. Corn1ris- sioner Eugene B. Peck. who for wears; was active in Democratic politics here and at one time president of the po- lice beard His uncle, Arthur T. Peck, was for number of years chairman of the Democratic town committee and fire commissioner. MT. Peek comes from one of the oldest families in the city. He has upheld the family traditions and enjoys the respect and esteem of hundreds of friends as well as many employees who work under him.
 Mr. Peck was born in Bridgeport in 1871. He received his early edu- cation in Bridgeport, and later at tended Trinity college, Hartford. Al ter graduating he returned to Br5dge- port, his home, to secure employment He was employed in number of ma chine shops in this city rising rapidly until he was considered one of the most valuable machine men in the city.
 For several years he was superfn- teIfdent of the Nelson Valve CO, of PhiladeIpdlia. This position he at tained through his good record as an
 
 Bridgeport again, MT Peck was offer ed the petition as superintendent of the tube mill of the Bridgeport Brass Co. This position he has held for more than year.
 During this time he has attained the respect of those who work under him, both as a workman and as man.
 From his youth MT. Peck has taken an active interest in Democratic pol itfcs in this city and in other cities where he has lived, although he has never been a candidate for office be- fore While a young man MT. Peck understands the needs of Bridgeport and if ability and integrity count for. anything. Mir. Peck's district will send him to q seat in the common council chamber with a handsome majority Union Made Custom Suits B TEsY sLxEoRD BROTHERS BUY nst Side and FEesG End Y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
Litera4y Traasci,,s.

Ned-That was a hard blow to ID. erature yesterday. Ted--What Waa that2 Ned Why, Hghtnfng struck q house, setting fire to a magazine ln the cellar, which exploded. shatterlng the first and second stor5es and killing two authors who were at work on the third story.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
:Vvoodrnen 5,,f An1erica. tIae Brfdgepolrt

Woodmen of America, the Bridgeport Minstrel club, and the Twelfth Dis trict Independent Social and Political club. He is married and lives with his wife and six children at 45 Win ter street Seldom has a candidate from any district been received with greater enthusiasm and more optimis- tic indications than has MT. Hobson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
A Rn,,r,eiaI,out RanI,..

.sDarling, said young husband. s-what would you do If should diet Tell meT'
 Please don't suggest such a thing, was the reply. s1 can't bear the thought Of a stepfather for our little boy-''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
rh.4 T;red Feelina.

Joe? Uncle Joe-No Why do yoa ask? Little Fred Papa said you came home. last night with an awful load Chicago News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29

council MT. Kelly was chairunan Of
 every important committee MT Ke1- ly has taken an active part in the so- ciaI and fra4erna1 life of the city. He is an active worker in the Knights Of Columbus and a fourth degree mem Der of that order.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
Sharn Cut.

Little Pauline came in. bringing q scratched finger for saIve and sympa~ thy ..I cut it on the. cat" she eE- pIa1neo.-Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
esttina There U. nsarsss.

Dox-How are you making o1tt on your resolution to eeonomtzeR Dix Fineg got my running expenses slow ed down to walk Boston Transcript
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
FslisIaNsa
'.s1rhis paper, said Languid Levi

'sThis paper, said Languid Lewis. .'tells about horse runnin' away with a woman and she was laid up for six weeks "That ain't so worse, rejoined Boast ful Benjamin. A friend of mine once ran away with horse. and he was laid up for six years."-New York Globe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
Ready For Any Sacrifice.

Even when the London Times was sold at high price its agony column
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
Snra Curea.

The only sure thing about a sure cure for anything is that it isp't--Chl-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29

enormous bonded indebtedness for the city, and he has consistently support ed all the measures advocated by the Democratic n1ajoritg in the council Alderman Moorey lives at z Iough
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29

Union Made Custom Suits TEgY KsxFoHD BROTHERS BUY
 ast sdde and vvese End
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06
Ma6nfiantssr ~ MBrbsr
eutntf1t.

Rem 8runsnid, q. S., 8. Ro.l
bsmber. - Der tntfprungene Wdbns
jinltiae RiGarb BON arebs, Der am
Mittipoh 9fbenb bier pom ben Bes
b0rben IN ben hnahburten Mdlbun-
gen aeIiidt ipurbe, na4bem er Jrau
MarD Gbeil erIdoien unb ihren @at-
ten Senrb idiper peripunbet battle. be-.
fiilbet ii6 nod INNER in Jreibeit.
Die .9erTplsuns III bier einseitellt
pprben, neil bic 8ebDrber Der anIiht.
iino, baB BON arebs aus benz Stadie
entipiiht lit.
gBie bic Yoli5e: ermIttelt bat, fdft
bon &rebs gum eritsn Wale nit ben
gebDrben in aonflitt, als er iih I'm
Sabre 1911, ipGbrenb Der 3ampdgne
ii6 oil Dppprop Wilfon beranSus
brGnaen perfu6te, als pieIer, ipdbrenb
er @oupernsur bon geiu SerIep ipar,
bier cine Hebe bieIt.
3ipiI6en bon Grebs uilb @dttin
unb Der Somilie Rbeil berrIdten
Observation-Disclosures iibsr bas
geIibrs9t auf eine Jarm. Die BON
Rbeil sepahtet iporben ipar. S9Iteb'
lid bate BON arebs einsn pro5eb al.
bGnsig send9t unb am gtittpp4
Ia9miitas ipra6 bon arebs auf Der
Sarm Dor unb turSe 3eit ipater ipur'
be Srau RbeiI als 2eide uno ibr
@dtte ihper perpunbet aufaefllnbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

unb aleibuna sebsn ibn.n ibre Sddfs
berben. Sn beIonbers bober gIiitlx
iiebt BEL bieien Romobsn bic pferbss
su9t, unb bas periiide pferb Der
G9ah5spsnnen gilt nit fsinem fdD.
nsn WuGs unb fsiner beifpisloien
4usbnusr als bas bentbar bette Sol
bai.npferb.
mas aunfperte In
ariegs3eittnerlebtn. SuliuS
grnnn gibt in sinem i'm Bu94bdnbs
Isr Borienblatt erfhisnsuen 4uffab
Elm paar biibfhe Beifpisle BON folden
gliidli9.n glbenteusrn DON auHiiners
Ten in Rriessssitsn. Rad Der aapitu'
Idtion Brsslnus I'm Mnnfans Tebrudr
1907 iorbsrte Der glbniniiirateur
General asiperut Don Der preubif4sn
Negierling auf Werlangen ieines Gou'
rernsments bic Qtuslieftrung Der pisr'
hdnbisen gbrouii bes syroifIarb. gs
1T bies Der beriibHte S4ab Der Bres.
Iauer Stnbtbibliotbtf, cine fiir Union
BON 8ursunb i'm fiinf5tbnten Subrs
hunbert berssfielIie persumtnibanb.
f6rift nit adbIrsiHen tiinftleriI4 febr
bebeutenbsn Wliniatiiren. Dieter Gor.
berung bsgegllets Der bamaligs Biblios
thefar Rettpr S1eibel nit btr Wors
iiellung, bab bisfsIbs Sanbifrtft iif
in elmer ebenio siiten atidrift bsreita
in Der aaiIerli1en 9ibliotb.f 5u ga,
ris befinbe. Durh GGeibets Gin
ipanb lieb iib Der fransDiiidf Gtne'
rdl irrefiibren, ba er ni9t DerIsdnb,
haB Der Mertb bes @reslau.r manu.
jfriptg IN ben Observation-Disclosures
| lag. 90 bIieb ter toitbure GroiHdrf
Der grsslauer Giabtbibliotbes srbal'
ten. gisentbiimfihs gbenteuer bal
1871 be Denus BON mliIo bur4ma'
den miifTsn, bic ia aud itbt piebel
| in cine ssllsrs iinb Widtrdbengrufi
iibrrfiibrt frorbsn feip irn. Wdhrtnt
Der 9elagsrung RON paris bur@ BIZ
lDsai4su srf9iN sin Wutruf y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

oboina. ,purbe am Donneritas bon eis
mem britifnen Rreuaer, Der bas S4iff
setapsrt bat, nod Aufeustoipn &c.
brdht.
Der aapitGn Snselman faste. bab
ipeber er nod irsenb Semanb opn Der
8eIabuna etlpus bapon seipubt babt,
bdb tin ariss i'm @anss lei.
0eneraf aeepid bat in
2onbon SeIb Il m'Drb
begdngen.
9pnbpn 5. Nop. 9eneraIniuior
Robert U. aeetpid], Der ipGbrenb bes
gurentrisses aimberleD 126 3nse
lang geeen bic 8uren psrtbeibiste, bot
ii6 bier in ieiner Wpbnuns erid,oHer.
Sein Selbitmorb piro Nerpen5srriitz
tuns 5ngeI4rieben.
General aeeipif ipar so Sabre alt
inb CT bat 40 Sabre in Der Irmse
eebient. ssiir feline 9ertbeibisung bon
aimberlen, bonn is. Sttpber 1899 bis
gum 16. sSsbruar 1900 ipurbe Der ba.
lnolige Sberit gum @enerdlmajpr bss
i6rbert.
Sn Der gforbiee .auf cine
mime aufge[aufen.
2onoon, 5. Rob. = Der nit
bem gntfernen BON Minen beT6dftiste
britiIde Dampfer nWarp" 1T am
Sonnsritas in Der NorbIee BON elmer
Wine ssritDrt iporbsn.
Set1s Mann BON Der IA acpfe itars
fen 8eiaBuns ipurben serettet. Die
lleberlebenben tpurosn am Ra4mittas
in Cones gelanbet.
@rie9eaianO mill neutra
bleibeu.
Gonbon, 8. Sob. - Cine Depes
f5s aus Gofia, 9ulsarieu, iast: Die
tulsarii9e Resieruns TT formea be-
nabribtist porben, bab 9rie6enlano
eutifloHen lit, neutral au bleiben uno
lein peer ni6t mobiliiirt bat. Der bies
fise Ierbiide 9eTanbts iuste, bab Ger
bien bic bulsarii9e Regieruns mora
lif6 untsritiiben perbs, i'm Sale bic
Iiirfei 9ulsarien angreifen follte. Bon
Rumdnien iinb teine freunoi4dftli4en
4uerbietunseu gemadt iporben.
@erf9iebene Rad ri d. ten
aus Der Reiasbauptz
itaot.
aonbon, 5. Rpp. = Die folgenoe
Sepeiae DON Berlin 1T per Juntent
telegraph bier einsetroffen:
T .Sffiaisle Oepei4en aug Wien ids
gen, Dab bic SituatioR in 9uli6isH unz
perdnbert 1T. Sn Der 9ssen DON
Wacba, in Serbien, erbeuteten Die
Sefterrsiher srobe Mensen bon gors
rdtbsn aaer @rt bon ben iia eilisit 5ua
riidsiebsuben Serben, pie AUDI eins
Nn3abl 2otomptipen.
Cine aubsre Depei& iagt, Dab Die
gnslGnDer bic grenss bon Irabien
aufgegsbeH unb ii9 ii6er ben Sueas
&anal auriidsesosen baben.
Plus Sbausbai, China, ipirb beri9
tet, bag bas bsutide artilIsriefeuer
in ipfematiiaer Wsifs Die peridansten
Stslungen Der Sapaner in Der ums
ssbuus DON Sling sau 5sritDrte unS
bic syapansr ibren ansriff auf unbs'
| itimmte 3sit binaussefdOben bdTten.
,DGbrenb Der &dmpfe nit ben
Gefben in Der Rdbe bon Rpumaniu
ipurben II Sffisiere unb $50 Wann
eefansen ssnomm.n unb es puros piel
Grtessmaterial erbeutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06
MSrbsrifdes Heuer.

gen gorf, 5 Ropember. = Sc
lesentli6 zines Seusrs, Das in sinem
pieriiSdisen 2Osirbaus, go. 352 44ts
aDenu., au friiher StuHoe am Done
nerItas ausbrah, tamen feds Mdnner
ums 2sbsu. Snsgeiammt f6Iisfen
5ur 3eit, als oas Geuer ausbraA, 450
MGnner in bem @e6duos. bon oensn
piele in ibreu 8etten bonn audlm
iibermannt purben, 10 bab bic 5euers
fpe6rleute lie in bstpubtIoIem 3uitanbe
aus bem gebdubs i4affen mubten.
Die aeifsn Der feds Opfer bss
Geuers iinb berart pertoblt. bub cine
Snosntifi5iruus abfOIut unmSsli4
mar.
aussnfdeinlid 8ranbs
ftiftung.
@fopersDille, q. g., 5. NoD.
Die 4nlasen Der Ban Die &c gbaie
GLOBE 60. purben am Donnerfag
bur4 cine Seuers6runft einsedfdert.
Die @igentbiimer iopie bic polisei
finb Der anii9t. bab es fi3 I'm 8ranbs
itiftung banbelt, benn Die Sirma err
belt tiirsli9 ben folsenben Drobbrief:
.S4neibet. Biz Der Gtreii beiseIsgt 1T.
teine Sdnbfdube mebr 5u."
Die 3uidneiber baben in Der Jubrif
pdhrenb bes Musitanbes Der anbereH
4ngeitellten searbsttet. Der bur9 bus
Ssusr anseri1tets e4aSsn bsIauh ii4
auf ssra S15yo 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06
l9uS(ano ge(sgrap@.
Delsiidte aystlitdrpHiAtise
@on ben Dentfaen bara y
perbinbert, eas Sano gu
y ptrlaffen.

MmHerpam, 5. Ropemb. Cine
lGepeite aus &pienbnal iast, oaB DIE
beufidxn gebDrben alle gelaier i'm
Otter BON 1S Big 30 Sabren anholien,
bic 2lntterpen p,rluiIen. 4m Wfitt.
mod Mbenb ipurben cine gtnadbl
M1nner, bic nah 6olldnb aii enttom-
men periuhten. perbdftet. Gs TT elm
Gerii1t i'm llmlauf, oab Der girsers
meiiter bon 9ntlperpen pom ben
Eeitidlen als @eiBel 5ilriidgebalteiI
,lperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

,gauIois., bas giIbpert nor ben
ipilben 5orbsn Der auntionsr unb Se,
atIidnsr su fdiibsnn". llnfsrs Iiebe
frau bon WliIo ipurb hisrauf In eis
ien Sara getban unb in ben aslIer
ber prdfeitur iibsrfiitrt. Nbtr erit
bier tam fie ipirfli4 in Gefubt. btnHJ
bi. prdfeftur brnunte nb. moran frei,
IiG nidi bic ipiIbsn .9orben Der Ran
iianer unb Gtstlioner, fonbtrn Mj
gbslmdnner Der Barrier aommS,
f6ulb pdrtn. Doh bns berrIide Mtr
bate Gliid I'm llnsliid: Elm Wdfers
lsitunegrrbr brnd unb bsrieieIis ben
Refer, alIo bab Der Wlarmor unbe-
itdbigt srbaiisn blisb unb ndh BEN
iyrttbtnsfhfub pisbsr an feline aytl
Sisns lbeyflbti nsIssa isnasA
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Seds 2n(ouen

yinb.n in sinem aostrbausfeuer II
giep Yort ihren Soo.
Wabniinniser MSrber In Nsfp Seriep
snttpiiat ben 9sh0rben.
GlepeIanber Mirtb erbdnst ii6, neil
CT teins S4antliaens betommen bat.
@srunsliidte 9eraubuns zines Supe'
lierlabeus in Rep gort.
Ser SutpeIier lGbt iid Hift perbliffsn
unb bic beiben Raubsr tperben !.
biugfeit sema4t.
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gereins.anseissn

Tentidrglmerif. StaStberbanS.
Seute Gbsnb 8 utr flnbtf In Der Central
girn6nus bic mcnotIi1e gerfamnlnra ftntt.
Gefeentsu irib giHssImsisitsbr hus issunb'
Iiett dust!nttsi -,
Stnts aIssrs gsir. Il
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2m Ieiheu. aeindlt.

fI-nn,s afS iffsas fisl bsiannie Sislis;
saap.ia ssas son m sasssa ss CO. assH a
quite Stnfen inrb Si4srteit, sbentiien In
enmmen BON $4,000 nub nufiphrts. rl6snbL
bd< In feds, sfpeH pber ndtssbu wlenrtfti,
eigttporisn ritsr 9. H.. pr. Gin. DoIistlatt.
efbeten. 6.lss
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Ohio Dental College
6linifen.

ode eitbems apenne nab wlSuus etrahs
Satnarstli1e eirbsifen isbsr urt. 96bue bon
Rinbsru serabs eema6t. Gffen bon BIZ 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

Oscar alottfr,

peIiebfer gafte bon katherine aIottsr. erb.
Benz Reerbipune Ireitae. ben g. sippember
1914, mlorgerS 10 iihr, bon Der pRobrunp fet'
mes Bdters Geo. alpftrr. go. 2e30 Giieito
dosnus mi. anbirit aus. 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

gutes beutfhes mdbhsu, nm ain'
ber am Ra6miiiaa su beauffitaieen. Meis,
rer,en berluuai qnd,suttdaen 345 1pran
glbenne. Clifton. pboue anon 33s'H. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

Gin, qute beutf6e aodtn, Gater
Gobn. SslarrsuiToeeH Ro. 6io wifeeu lpe
me, 2lboHpaIs.
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gerIanst -BeibIiG.

0utss beuti6es g1ab@en fit ao6eT nno
Saasdrbelt IN einet benfi1sn Sami!,s. .p'
1927 goletatH aoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

ocIiebier gaite ton Senrietia g'oeiper, Deb.
Boereer IN icincnr 67. 9eDensiabre. gsero'
aiirq 9Poiitaa, ben o. 4ooerber 1914, Wtor'
aes no iibr, bonn Trouerbanie, 30. 1921 Gnce
Sirabe, ats unb iuirb I'M Q ubr in her II.
Sransisfus sirtre Elm Iebitiriss HeauisnlsSo6'
amt abaebnlien iperber. CTS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06

3eatf6es @abasr fit nlseHieins
Sniisdrbrtt; eins has sneliit fpretsH nno
gfeietensen brinesn fam. eSsbs Zine Su.
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6tnru pusptr.

stnrh om GonnerIiaa. ben 8. slobemt
1914, mSorecns 3 iibr,
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gerranaf - WfdnnIih

@orter Junesr 9sur8sr fnr saIoSDgrbssf
1915 Glnlnif Gttabe-
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etnrb um waiitpoa, ben 4. globemb,r 1914,
3arsb Ctr,f,

aeIiebter Gatie bon antbdrind 9breh, qeb.
Sriicb, i'm alter bon As So1reu iifo aeonaieit.
tranerfcierlidfetf enmling. ben Z. NopeHber
1914 gdfuiitfnas libr, I'M 1rdnerbuute.
s1ofbinsion NlpeIluej Gtepict @. Grennbe hnb
bbiIitit etTaeInben. o.
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9Ortsr. eaSSitGds SarriisH nnS sosisrn
2lbenae-
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anatis.n fir syadibernfe.
9n Serfanien - Saiiier.

1911 scd;pn ctr. nabe H.. s,itodiess
NrtS Nas. @aifcr, In Slots bermieipef tiir
sss. in antsn 2iif1nbe. ssIier utter neiI
anr,seu Saiis: $4,000 cher ipenieer fnlifen
e.; inub bsrfnnier. y
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-24
vAUKEE
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Al passeggieri
Tutti coloro che intendono rimpatria-
re oppure di fare venire degli amici dsi
vecchi paesi prima di sceglere lore
bastimenti dovrebbero bene considerar
i grandissimi vantaggi che offroDo i
diretti veloci bastimenti della
White Star Line
Partenze regalari ogni quindici giorni
dai porti New York 81 Boston-Mediter.
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della ferrovia di Vincennes.
ALA stazione prese il IRENE che
doveva condurlo sine al parco San
Mauro.
Luigi, conosceva a fondo quell :
angelo dele adiacenze di Parigi,
Splendid, verdeggiante e soleggia-
to appena camincia la primavera,
ma di una 81 desolante tristezza
nell'invero che setto ottavi del
suoi abitanti agiati abbandonano i
loro possessi sino dial mese di nov
mbre per andare a stabilirsi nella
gran citta.
Nella scendere al parco San
Mauro, Luigi taglio in Inca retta
attraverso la pianura cd boschet-
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New Britain herald., 1914-07-18
Splendors Of Architecture

Iu0 AIUU1n0C1Ou OA SAso Panama-Pacfic International Expo- sition at San Francisco fin 1915 Will be very wonderful and beautiful. IL will bring out every detail of tho vast exhibit palace. of the great courts and E1rde1sI 9 the sculpture and mural paintings that characterize thf& greetet of universal exposft5unA M1rve3ow advances m TIfumin atfng methods and materials will cnahse S&n Francisco to Eight. the expo@f- tt0n grounds fin Q way that would have been phy1fca11y impossible fivc or six years ago.
 Instead of millions of red, blue ana yellow incandescent lamps being en- posed to view the palaces. and courS5 will be flooded with pure white light, diffused glow not 80 brilliant as daylight but giving daylight co'nr effects. Massed batteries of cosoref saarchlights hidden upon the roofs If the exhibit palaces, wNs play up p,n triumphal arches, upon the courts and gardens and upon quivering prts1As and reflectors set above the colonnades of the courts and in the towers.
 In no part of the exposition will tho illuminatio be observed to better advantage than in the magnificent South Gardens, which are flanked on the one side by the facades of the exhibit palaces and the huge Tower of Jewels, 435 feet high, and upon 'he other by g: eat wall of nasscd piTk asters. At the east end of the gardens, and shown almost in the centre of the photograph i've, is great Festival Hall where strains from vast organ will fill the grounds with harmony throughout the day and night.
 A spectacular feature of the lighting will be that given by the huge bat teries of searchlights upon tse margin of San Francisco harbor. At night the batteries will go through evolutions in color. throwing huge auroras so far into the Heavens that the light will be visible a distance of forty or fifty miles. The site of the exposition extends east and west for distance of 15,O0o feet almost three miles, and is located just inside the Golden Gate, the famous entrance of San Francisco harbor from the Pacific Ocean. q
 The exposition opens February 2a. and closes De0aSnbesx 4a1916. = a.
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lecture by Mrs. Truman J. Spencer.
 The program for Monday follows: S:45 a. m., round table, g, elocution; i; 9:45, lecture, Pure Food" David J. Hickey; 10, children's hour; II, ad- dress, Rev. ID. N. Griffin; 1:3O, as- sembly chorus; 2:45, reading, King Richard Ill.," Truman J. Spencer; 4:3O, delsarte; 8, entertainment by Mrs. Holton and her classes.
 Miss Dora Ellison of Forestville was awarded the gold medal offered by the w. c. T. U. to the winner of the prize speaking contest held at the grounds yesterday afternoon. Some splendid papers on temperance were read by the young ladies.
 In the evening Miss Theresa M. Siegel gave an admirable reading of within the Law" She was encored after each act and the large audience was liberal in applauding her efforts.
 To Make Extension.
 The water company is making ar arrangements to extend it's mains through North Washington street and before the coming winter 1t is ex- pected people living in that section will be supplied with reservoir wa ter. It is probable that the work will be started early in the fall
 Residents of North Washington street have from time to time peti-
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Brick company offices. He was shown the package, which had been sent to the Berlin Brick company by concern in Hartford, and decided, after being told that no one there had ordered the goods it contained, that it had been addressed incorrectly. Subsequently, he took it along with him to the post office and had just written the Hartford concern to send him postage for its return, when G. A. Pickett walked into the office.
 No, sooner did MT. Porter broach upon the subject foremost in his mind than MT. Pickett. concluded that the package in question belonged to him and had been missent. Examination of the contents proved that he was right and the package was turned over to him without further ado. It left Hartford July 10.
 Benson Leaves Hospital.
 Victor Benson of East Berlin, one of the two motorcyclists who were injured in Cromwell about three weeks ago in collision with an au- tomobile driven by pr. A. M. Me- Hugh of Middletown, left the Middle sex hospital Thursday and returned to the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Swain Benson. "A Benson sus- tained compound fracture of one of his legs in addition to other in- juries, and it is probable that he will be confined to his home for many more weeks. MT. Benson's companion, who was with him on the motorcycle at the time of the accident, and was also injured, left the hospital some time ago, as his injuries were not so se- were.
 The smash, in which the young men were injured, occurred Sunday afternoon, June 27, at the corner in Cromwell where the road to East Berlin branches off from the Hart ford turnpike.
 Ice Cream Social Success.
 The weather man favored the East Berlin Village Improvement society
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Savings Department

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