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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
1lnk'Rahridtea.
Sreitaa, 18. Sept. 1914

Sreitag, 1S. Sept. 1914.
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feritonb ron Ill CUB.
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piitsbura pa.-6 SUB uno fdlli.
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parlsrsburg. 30. @a.-2.4 g.. fGlt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
aas~drtise mdrfte.
Rem gori, IT. Sept

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Wsbl.-Wdrft itetig.
Rogsenmehl. l.-Wlrtt itetis.
WaismeN. .-Wartt taum iistis.
Rosssn.-Uiortt fetis.
gerite.-Wartt piIis. Wla!3serite
65-75e {. |. {. Buffalo.
Weben.-Wartt ipillig. go. 2 ros
tier S1.11a; Ro. 2 barter $1.114; SO.
Rortbsrn 9ulutb $1.16 uNb SO. l
RortberH WanitO6a $1.16a nomineu
c. /. I. Buffalo.
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selbes S51c {. /. {. BEL antunft; itrift
prina arssntiHiiaes 80c nomiHel a6=
ssliefert.
Safsr.-Martt itetis.
Seu.-Uartt itstig.
Sopfeu.-Martt itstig.
Sdute.-Wartt itetis.
3eber.-Wlartt feit.
port.-Martt itetis.
8sef.-Martt uusereselt.
mal;.-Wartt tuillig. WibSle
Wsit S9.75-9.s0. Raifinirtes rubis.
COMPOUND taum itstig gu S!s-ssc.
5alg.-Martt feit.
Woae.-Wartt iteiis.
Sar5.-Wartt rubis.
ssrpentin. - Wsarti itetig.
Reis.-Wartt taum itetig.
Utplafes. - Wartt itetig.
3uter. .-Rober feit. Molaiiss 5.25e;
gentrifuaal 5.88e. HdiIinirter itetia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
ebicaso, II. Sept.

= b icago, IL. Sept.
Deijen.-Jiir Septsm6sr SLOT
1.0Sa, am S6luB $1.074; fir De-
s.mber $1.09-1.115, am S9luB ST..
10; fir Mai $1.16-1.l9. am Salub
$1.16i.
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72l, am SdluB 70sc; fir Uiai 72s-
75te, an ShluB 735c.
Saier.-Giir DECEMBER 49i-503e.
ON ShluB 49te; fir Wlai 52s-
53ac, ON Stlub 52sc.
Rogeen.-Ro. 2 90-91e.
9erite 63-75c.
5impibp $4.oG-5.50.
Stleeiaamen nominel.
BORT $500. - 5iir Sanuar S20.s
550-2o.90. am Sdlub S20.55.
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$9.40-9.57, ON S6luB $9.45; fir
Sanuar $10-10.17, am Sdlub $40.
HippenIsiten $11-11.5o. - Giir
Sttobsr $10.80-11.07. an SdIub
5000; fir Sanuar $1o.65-10.s2,
am G6lub S10.67.
Butter uaDeranbert.
Gier.-Martt uneereseIt. Srbinarp
firits 21-22c, firits 22-25e.
aartoffeln. -preiis b0ber. Ssrisps
$3.50, Wlidisan 1890, Mnne=
fota pnb Datota S2-S5e, WiscOniin
75--S3c.
9efliisel. .-2sbtnoes niebriser. -
Sprinsers 15-151c, anoere 15s-
16r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

bes Dorfss aus ben getten bplien unD
als @eiieln' in einen SGuierblod eins
fperrten. oDer au entfpiI6sn Dsrs
fu9t. tDirb erfbofen." Sic iinb aae
oarin seblieben, Die @emeinberGtbt.
Die 9orfbspobner brd6ten uns nod
freipiaig Dein. Bis gum aufbru6
Inn A ubr Worsens mar bas Sorf mil
baperii4sn Sabnen befIaggt Dpber
bic tparen2 Sebr etnfa6, mir batten
bas Roth DON Der 9ritoIOre abgsibnits
ten. Damn requtrirtsn mir cine alte
Srebor9el unb Dertrieben uns 70 bic
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grfabrungen freilid ni6t 10 gut. DAP
bic 3iDilbeDOIterung ouf uns gei4oi.
fen bat, lit sinpunosfrei feitgeItellt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Sic aaiierin Bats / G 70 e.
rer

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Wietbsfaierne i'm Horoeu gerlin5
liest bic iunge 5rau eines Sanower.
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ia6en @obnung ipielen 3rpei &inoer
pon brei uno Stpci SSabren abnungs.
los lumber, D1breno etn oritter, crit
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Sprobling in ietuem aorbtuagelheu
iriebIih neben Der Wtutter i9lun.
inert. gei ieinem gbidieo bate Der
Batter nod cine Slurnaflbarin, oeren
Raml ebenfaus einberrien mar, ge.
bcten, iih I'M feline tratfe Srau 81
tiimmern. lluo oas that Die 9rape
mad &r1iten. Der ar5t, Der i1on
einige Wsale oagelpeien mar, beiudte
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meirte Die Ra6borin nit einem nit.
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anein fir brei 9in0er slt iorgeu. iest,
no unfere Mduner i'm 5eIoe iin0l"
- m2aiien Sie's gut ieit,, Grai 2eb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Oiebmar arfte.

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berganseusu "a Stunbtn. brslidsn
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rtn ME fplat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Der befprate 3 oAer.


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d[ltn 9auen OeutI6lanbs an Die
9renasn maridirten, iinb bic gapern
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baIb an ben Seinb beron8utommeil.
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beuti6en gabnbofe foIgenbs tleine
S5ens eradblte:
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2anbpebr elm. &rdftige, mGrtige Scls
batenlisber brn6en ibrsu S6dn on
ben boben SaIlennGnbsn. Die 8assn-
tbiiren 0ffneten iia, uno Die Telegram.
en- SniafIeu fpraRgeu auf ben gdbn.
iteig. 2lae tpareu lie Iuitig unb fibel,
als penn es gu eirer 5o95eit singe.
Sd sins auf 5tpet 2anbDebrmGnner
su unb unterhielt mid elm tpenig nit
ibnsu. Wau iprd6 iiber bies nno
bas. SdIieblid Las i4 ibnen bds
neueite grtrablatt BON ben beutfden
Siegen BET WiilbauIen 'uhb 2unepine
DOR. Der cine Der beiOen 2anoDebr.
mGnner i6iittelte Bel bieier Sieses-
naariht bbentIib eas !Saupt, Inn
bann fat pebmiitbig gu feinem aos
meraben bic Worte gu 1agen:
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bamm's g f9on q S6Ia6t obne un5
s'ponnsn. Sab i's nit elei g'fugt:
Dos bauert uns slang. Bis mir an
bic 9rena tsmma, barm msr tou DR.
belt mebr. Die MalefiSpreiBen, bic
Wiirttem6erger unb bic 8obenfer
luFen uns mir mebr gum Ruufeu
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Spra6's unb flu6te unb Der.
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lsrpeils bate bic 2ptomotipe I9on
pieber angsaosen.
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baperiiden 9ruber nit benz 3uruf:
rSbr perot nod suua gum Raafsm
trtdgn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

gtuttmmatt. 10 eeyt. 1914.

Gtustnnatt. 10 eept. 1914
9is NsGfrags mad Earlelsn mar brute
febr ssring uno Geb N duberft fsf. Die
HaHfea bfisdneten ilr GdrIsben Dpn ca II
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ten Gei&dftspapisre ibrsr Runben Su eo6.
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$1,000.
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~ A.9S-49s per gfunb Sterli1g, aui
slmiirbarn 81 ~ Gents per gulben auotirt.
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far Warf krsGns.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

Tie llmfdb, I'M hi,iisen Glearinsbouis
tfliefsn lid bsute auf g. ,s92 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
8umte 9riess-GhrDnif aus
SeutihlanS.
Deuti6er g SdauipteIer
ruiiii6er Offi5ier.

ruiiii4er Offt5ier.
9iele gerliner SdauipieIer lind
in's Selb geriidt, Inn nader nlitju,
belien, Die Sit. imo 8eitgren5en
9entidIanos 81 i6ilsen. Giner bon
ibnen aber muB inter rlliiiiden Sab
men gegcn Geutidlano fdmpfan;
Grid @alter bonn 2eiiing 6beater
Ger aiiuitIer itantmt aus 0orpat mi
til ruiiiider Heierpeoiii5ier. gr uer,
Ie6te Die Jerien in ieiner Seimatt
unb lit, aIs her arieg erfldrt pilroe,
ioiort in 8tuBlano etnge5ogen porOeiI
= ipia man lid Serfen fam, iolgt er
eem 8uf nit idperem Ser5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Mq5 bic Nrauen tbun.

.Sm NH3eIgentbeil etner 9dmbur9er
3eitung finDen mir folgenoen auTruf
an bic SSrauen Samburgs:
Cine GiiIe Dpu @irma6frii6ten
bleibt ungspfIiitt aus MangeI an &r-
beitstrGiten. 4nberfsits Iinb bic an
ben W2artt tommenOen Wtengen, ms
bsfonbere Syo6annisbeereH uRo Sir.
Tt6en, au mdbigsn 9rsiieH gu babsn.
Der unterSei8nete &usfaub fpti
5ru6ts, 3uter trb SIdier befdafteR
uno auf bic ein5eluen 9ausAalts. bic
fi9 3ur @srfiigung fteaen. Dertbeilen.
Der geiponneue 5ru6tIaft uHo bic
Marmelabe iollen al eine 3entralfelie
abgelisfsrt rperben, DON tUo Der Sdtt
oem &otben 8reu8 CUR Gabung Der
YerDunoeten in ben Gd3aretten, bic
Warmslabe Der uubemittelten geDD!-
terung unentgeltIt9 our @erfiigung
ssitsut psrben foQ. llnfsr Ruf ergsbr
an ale Grauen, bic einem etgener
6ausbalts Dorite6en uno i'm Gtrltos
den BON Triiaten @rfabrung buben,
i6re SrGTte in ben Gisnlt Der suten
Sadie gu ftsllsn. Die grDbte gile 1T
9e6oten nit Riitiidt auf Die i9rem
@noe ii6 5uretssnbe geerenernte. Die
3entralItsGe befinoet iif Neuertpal
81 (selepbon 6, 810/81D in ben
&ontorrGumen Der 5irma ). u. aoh'
mann unb So. (au6 Spnntags geoff'
nett. BETTER BON @drtsn, oenen es
an GrbeitstrGftsn gum 9fliiden oes
Sbites feblt, tpsrDen gebeten, Die 3en-
tralFeGe bieroon 5u bena6ri9tisen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
READY FOR BIq eAENTvAL.

The big Carnival to be given at Eagles hall, october Is to 27, by Divis- ion No. 1, A. O. H., promises to be one of the chief amusement events of the season All of the preparations are now complete, booths are. being erect led inc the hall, it will be handsome ly decorated. and choice program of amusement is provided for every even ing, including dancing. The two La dies Auxiliartes connected with the or der in this city will have booths for the sale of fancy work. there will be booths for eshments. and there
 will be various amusement features for the test of the skill of the vis- Hftors. Friday evening, the opening night, there will be, a big parade. head ed by the Coast Artillery Corps band. every member of the Division will
 march, and there will be large delega- tions from other divisions in Fairfield county. and the county officers. May or C. B. wilson is expected to formal ly declare the carnival open after the parade, and will ride as a guest in an automobile as will the officers and
 many members of the Ladies' Auxil- iarfes- The purpose Of the Carnival is the raising of a fund to erect a per
 manent home for the order in this city The public Is cordially invited to assist.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
PRICES. IS
 MOTTO OF NEW STORE
Hudson Cloak & Suit Store to Occupy old Location of Gottaieb-Gor-
 man Company.

People who pass on Main street have noticed that the old location of the Gottlieb Gornan Go. at 1O4s and 1050 Main, is being entirely remodeIed for the occupancy of the Hudson Cloak & Suit store which plans to open a com plete line of ladies' popular priced c1oaks, suits. gowns, dresses, skirts furs, and other necessities of feminine apparel on Saturday morning Of this week The company has other stores. in New York and in Paterson, N. J., which are recognized for their up-to- the-miraute styles, their very reason able prices and the completeness and. novelty of their stock.
 They are glad to add the Bridgeport store to their chain and are confident of wining the approval of the women of the city by the stock which they will carry. Tn Friday evenings Ear mer win be found 8 list of special bar gains for saturday, the opening day of the store, which will be Of interest to feminine Bridgeport. Also watch the excellent window display at the store on Friday night, which will prove that articles of excellent quality can be purchased for req sonable prices
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
EASTON

The regular meeting of Easton grange Will be held at the hall Tues day evening. MT. E. Smith of New town will lecture It will be an open meeting. The ladies will have candy for sale.
 The Republican caucus was held Friday evening. Edgar Jennings was nominated for representative
 Miss Bradley, teacher at the Acad- emy, spent the week end and holiday with her parents in New Britain.
 Rev. F. s. Clark and Deacon Charles Powell of the Baptist church, were chosen delegates from the church to attend the Baptist convention which is to be held in Hartford on Oct 19,. 20, and 21. The Sunday school select ed Miss Martha Andrews as their del- egate
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
BEDDING 6. Q. P NAMES DEMOCRAT
 PROBATE JUDGE
Special to The Tarn,er.1

Redding, Oct 1e1The slrprise of the Republican caucus held last Fri day evening, was the deelination of Herbert s. Barnes to becone.a candi- date for judge of probate and his sug- gestion that the caucus gfTH it's en- : dorsament to Jonathan. B. Sanford. now serving his second term in that office and whose renomination by ths Democrats was certainty.
 MT. Barnes said that the office was one which ought not to be subject for political patronage as that term much as Judge Sanford had performed the duties Of his pest capably and honestly the interests or the public would be we'll served by keeping him where he was. As for himself, MT. Barnes added, there existed private reasons which made him unwilling to accept the nomination and he there fore suggested that ballot be taken with the underst Anding that he was Tout of it'' and that in the absence Of any known candidate Of his own party his preference was for Judge Sanford. The ballot resulted in three votes for Town Treasurer Hill one for MT Barnes and all the others for J. B. Sanford, who was therefore declared the nominee. As he received a unani- nous vote at the Democratic caucus on the following evening his name will go on the tickets of both parttea
 MT. Barnes not only eliminated him self from the probate contest, but was likewise non-receptive in respect to g. nomination for representative. By d unanin9ous vote Attorney Samuel O, Shaw received the nomination as the first candidate for representative and by a vote practically unanimous Will liam E. Hazen was chosen as the oth- .er@eandt dtdates 1Esor Justices Of the peace the nominees were E A. Ffnkney, s. e, Shaw, Dr. E. H. smith, George S. Banks and H F1 Barnes
 The Democratic caucus on Saturday evening, named Charles Sanford and IT. Marvin Stocking as candidates for representative and gave J. B. Sanford a unanimous vote for Judge of pro- bate. For justices the nominees were Rufus A. Lyon, James L. BIackman, William A. L1ounsbury. Joel l.. God frey and William C. Sanford. On the first ballot for representative Senator l.. o. Peck received unanimous vote withstanding the fact that it was generally understood he did not desire the nomination His attitude he made plain to the caucus by a positive re- fusa1 to accept at the same time ex- pressing sincere appreciation of the confidence and good will indicated by
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
NOTICE

 Hearing de Petition of John Swartz for the Construction Of a Sewer on Boston Avenue Between Hunting- ton Road and Noble Avenue, 300 Feet EasterIy From the Terminus of the Present. Sewer.
 At a meeting of the Common Coun- cil of the City of Bridgeport held on October 5, 1914s the following resolu- tion was adopted:
 RESOLVED, That the Clerk be and hereby is directed to notify the per- sons in interest to appear before this Common Council. Council Room, City Hall, City of Bridgeport, on the nine teenth day of October. A. D., 1914, at eight o'clock in the evening, and be heard in relation to the construction of sewer on Boston avenue, between Huntington road and Noble avenue, 800 feet easter1y from the terminus of. the present sewer.
 Attest:
 J. ALEX H. ROBINSON,
 City Clerk,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
An1usements
POLL THEATRE

Fssr clean. refnes hing entertain1nen ent ! through which the comedy vein pre-
 dominates the program at Pol1s s tnest- ter for the first half of the week IF indeed treat Each act is of 8 f1igla-elass standard and offers the right sort of entertainment for the we'll known sstfred business man., his wife and his children.
 Heading the vaudeville program is s.yThe Jay Circus the rube classic ex- r,IfiFe,5 svtfl,s great success by Sher-= man and DeFprest company he act this season is bigger and better than ever and contains more laughs to the minute than anything seen here in 2 long while
 VVilf Philhrick, who has starred with inc .sFoiiies and with several of Rich ard Carless shows has gone Into a. svaudev1IieN with a clever tb1ackfaee' skit in Nhi n he is assisted by two dainty misses Philbrick is a natural comedian and is intmitable in his rem eaffion of coon songs of the Bert WI lians type
 Ray Brandon and Jeanne Russell company in A Star for a Night have a sketch that Is a novelty. The set- ting is theatrical agency office and the amusing entangle1nents foiloTE when an agent attempts to engage a Theatrical company composed entirely tof married women The piece Is elab- Iorately mounted and the costuIning lis artistic.
 Al Holt, who has been seen here before was warmly welcomed His specialty is rninfcry, but he is also q come dian Of ability and has pleasing persona1ity. Marion and Kahn in songs and some uusually fine dances rodd out the vaudeville program.
 Marta of the I.owIands,' 2 the Para- mount picture featuring Mme. Bertha KaHch. the talented emotional actress. is one of the best phofopLays ever iseen here The picturizastion loses none Eof the dramatic intensity that made Marta of the Ilowlandsss one of the biggest metropolitan stage success 2 season aga.
 scores arc announced at makinees, pa 31rons being kept informed on the pro- lgress Of the game by means of dI- rect ticker service from the playing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
AT THE PLAZA.

ConsastinE for the most, part of ina- presentations Of the most famous Broadway stars. including MT. and Mrs. Vernon Castle. Enrico Caruso, Weber s Fields, Harry Lauder, Irene Fran4xlfn. Eva Tanguay and Jose 0oI-. ilIns the tBfrthday Party,', hodge podge of classic enter tatnment re- qufring the services of ten people to put over. Is making big impression upon audferlces at the popular Plaza the first half Of the week. There's fun galore when the n1fmfcs of the different stars make their appearance and the audience at every perform anee enters into the spirit from the start.
 The Music Master is the title Of a splendid offering in the hands Of the Musical Stoddarts in which the plano, violin, cello, mandolin and guitar are used with pleasing effect The Music Mast ers is in story form run Of musical acts in several respects. The numbers used are catchy and beautiful{y rend cred by these gifted
 m musicians and it should prove pop ular feature of the program.
 I.eRoys Howard 6 Nevins are get ting over in big style with their snap py singing and tnstrumental fantasy that contad hs many features to make favordte with vaudeville lovers Dave ManIey, a character come dian, had the crowd laughing from his en- tranee- to lis His sd1fa aos1ae s sparkling with fund and he puts It over ip novel manner.
 s.A Fresh Air Filtration is the title lof QtRourke & Atkinson,s singing, and talking skft that is being thoroughly appreciated at every presentations
 The phofop1ay program consists of
 heir Ups and Downs.'' Keystone ssomedy with a laugh a minute; Our Mutual Gtr1'; The Curse of Caste, l Cared. story of unusual heart-ir1- teEest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
Deerfeld and Greenfield.

J. L. Pratt's household goods were auctioned off Thursday. preparatory to his leaving town soon for the South.
 The Greenfield Hill grange has ac- cepted an invitation to meet with Trumbull grange on Friday evening, Oct. 23.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Space of shel- ton, have returned. having visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Will son.
 Theodore Sturges and family have left town for their winter homes at Shippan Point, having closed their houses here.
 Allen Jennings is improving from
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
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city for the season. More than 1000 young people gathered at the hall, listening to the fine concert, and later enjoyed the dancing until midnight.
 The McEnellys present the same personnel as last year. and their voices are better than ever, while the roper toire includes all of the hits both in vocal and instrumental music, and many novelties which are peculiar to the McEn ellys.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13

the vote and promising his best efforts towards the success of the ticket. The, second ballot Was unanimous in favor of Charles Sanford The names, of Eugene Adams and MT. Stocking were presented as candidates for second representative and on the refusal of the former to enter the race. f1dr.s Stocking was placed in nomination by a unanimous vote.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13
COLONIAL BALL ROOM.

Bridgeport young people gave a. very cordial welcome to the singing Mo- Ene1ly orchestra at the Colonial ball room on Fairfield avenue last night
 upon their first appearance in this
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13

August Lacey of Baltimore was killed by falling from a moving Penn sylvania railroad train at Harrison, N. J.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13

his recent attack of sciatica
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs Winner Pratte has been seriously i'll, but is now improving.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-13

The fortieth annual convention of the American Bankers association opened at Richmond, Va
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-14


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ID. G.. McGregor returned Sun
day morning from San Bernar-
dino, wheru he has been recup-
Grating for the past fortnight.
Mrs. Rholes left Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco. where she
will visit relatives anil friends
for the next six wenks.
Stewart Fogarty returned to
Seligman Sunday. He has been
spending a few days in Winslow
with frieuds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Keves had a
delightful outing Sunday. when
they visited Quail S ranch in the
mountains, in the latter's car.
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Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Heiser for an At Home on the
18th of March.
NJ. NJ. McMullen returned
from Williams Monday, where
he has been for the past two
weeks.
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