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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-21

IRE al all the affairs Of the smart set.
She was married TO Monsieur Cam
rerio at large wedding in Washing
ton after a year of beiledom in the
capital Monsieur Camperio was then
laval attache from Italy TO the United
States and has since held other diplo-
matte positions in Europe. The for
mer Miss Terry is as beautiful as
ever and is being entertained at the
naval station and by Washing Non
friends.
Those who remember the beautiful
Lcuy Schweitzer. who spent her girl
hood in Honolulu, will also recall her
unfortunate marriage to Tracy Cum
mingS which ended in the divorce
courts two years ago. The latest
news from San Francisco announces
that the latter is once more to ven
ture into matrimonial waters: He
has announced his engagement to
Hiss Aileen Mooser. the sister OF
Mrs. Shelby Cummings. who in turn
is married to the brother of Tracy
Cummings. Thus two sisters viii be
welded TO two brothers. The mar
rage is scheduled to take place in the
summer in San Francisco and will. no
doubt. be an elaborate affair.
e 8 &
Word received from Capt. and Mrs.
c. s. Cochran and Miss Frances Coch-
ran finds them we'll and happily es-
tablished in an apartment near the
Presidio. San Francisco. They are
convenient to the exposition grounds,
they say: in fact they can witness
many Of the stunts" such as aero
planning, better from their home than
On the grouI,'s themselves.
& = =
The Dancing Club at Fort Winfield
Scott met last week for an informal
hop, which was enjoyed by about 20
couples, These fortnightly affairs are
very delightful on account Of their
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BIRTHS

WHITNEY-In Honolulu at the Ke-
walo Street Sanatorium, January 20.
1914. to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Whitney,
a daughter.
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Henry James. the American novel;
list. lives at Rye. one OF the Cirque
Ports, but recently he left Rye for 4
time and took house In the country
near the estate Of a millionaire Jam
manufacturer. retired. This man. hay-
ing married an carts daughter, was
ashamed Of the trade whereby he had
piled up his fortune.
The jam manufacturer one day
wrote Mr.. James an impudent letter.
vowing that II was outrageous the way
the James servants were trespassiug
on his grounds. Mr.. James wrote
back:
F Dear Sir: l am very sorry to hear
that my servants have been poaehing
on your preserves.
"P. S.--You1l excuse my mention-
ing your preserves, won't your,
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informality. Some Of those who took
part in the gayety were Captain and
Mrs. Allen Green. Colonel and Mrs.
Euclid B. Fricx. Captain and Mrs. John
T. Geary, DR.. and Mrs, Morris, Major
and Mrs William c. Bennett. Captain
and Mrs. II. n. Mitchell. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Alfred Hickox. Captain and
Mrs. c. o. Thomas. Jr.. Captain and
Mrs. Timothy Coughlan. Dr. and Mrs.
McDiarmid. Mrs. Sue r. Merriam and
Mrs. Cecil MarracE Examiner.
The first Of the series Of lectures
upon community housekeeping was
given yesterday at the Kilohana build.
ing when DR.. J. S. B. Pratt talked
most Interestingly on Some Aspects
Of Hygiene" The next lecture will be
held on Tuesday. the 9th, when DR.. A.
\. Sinclair will speak on "Bacteriology
as Woman's Ally" All women inter.
ested in these subjects are cordially
invited TO attend this course which Is
given under the auspices Of the Col.
lege Club. The lectures will be given
On Tuesdays at 4 O'Clock at the XII
lohana building.
AT a tea given hast week by Mrs. NJ
p. Hannigan at her apartments at the
Kellogg. San Francisco. the engage,
rent was announced Of her daughter
Miss Josephine Hannigan. to Mr.. Ar.
thur Hooper. Miss Hannigan Is a
sister of Mrs. Frederick Morong OF
this city. The wedding will take place
in the near future.
Captain Charles Fremont Pond OF
the navy. Mrs. Pond and Miss Bessie
Pond have left for Bremerton where
the captain will be stationed after a
long sojourn in Mare Island. The
Ponds have many friends in Homo.
lulu.
Captain and Mrs. c. B. Parker are
the guests OF the latter's sister and
husband. Captain and Mrs. Otto RIOS.
enbaum of Fort Shafter until the can.
tonments are finished. i, IL e..
z 9 II
Admiral G. p. T. Moore and his
daughter, Mrs. John 8. Graham, re.
turned last week from Hawaii after an
interesting trip to the volcano.
= %
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Guilford Whitney yesterday,
leaving wee daughter in his wake.
F. -
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< 44G = RRE IL Z < x asG
x CALLING DAYS
Z FOB HONOLULU

Z MOndays-Punahou. Makiki
Tuesdays - waikiki kapiolani
{ Park, Kaimuki, Palolo. First
( Tuesday-F0rt Ruger.
. Wednesdays-Nuuanu, Puunui.
E Pacific Heights. First and third
( Wednesday, a b e Nuuanu
& bridge; second and fourth We'd
Z nesdays, below bridge; fourth
: Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first
{ and third Wednesdays. Alewa
9 Heights.
5 ThurSdays-The Plans
9 Fridays - Hotels and town,
( fourth Friday. Fort Shafter. first
{ Friday.
{ Manoa, College Hills, first and
{ third Friday
9 Saturdays - Kalihi. third and
{ fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha
Schools.
{ Fort Shafter-Calling day ev-
Z cry Friday.
{ Note-The telephone number OF
( the Society Editor is 1916.
{ u = 4 q Y 4 u q = = 4 q z 4
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years in Honolulu when her father
Admiral Silas Terry, was stationed
here, will be interested in the follow
ing clipping taken from the San Fran
cisco Chronicle:
Madam Camperio is paying her first
visit to America since her marriage
Two years ago, and is with her mother
Mrs. Terry, widow of k,lmiral Silas
Terry, in Annapolis. AS Miss Eleanor
Terry, Nine. Comperio was here sew.
eral years ago when her father was
stationed at Mare Island. and later
visited Mrs. Eleanor Martin and
friends at Burlingame. She was quite
tie sensation of the hour, her beauty
and dash making her a striking fig
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COLOR COMBINATIONS

See vhal's DOING At IIs Queen St
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OF feacR Of Tie woman IN limited
income Tor although fur 3 expensive.
many frocks show but a touch Of &
For insiAa ths eLouss 81 r. chiffon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-21

NSSt-N0Ia
viii have 4
in half an
back Of the
WAY dawn
We narrow
Iof . tulle
viii serve.
A,rinmines
1r some Of
J using fur
& ii eolofs
knd FelouTs
y the same
j cuffs and
Remarkably
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to tell
you that

------es.eet ~ matched
fur fabrics in good taste. but there Is
also an errnine cloth which mag be used
effectively. Ayening wraps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-21

ing with no hint
GiginaI model Is in
silver rose
!. hip drapery
lg inside the
al which en-
Yn line. The
hl neck-Iine,
feb accentu-
- lers BY bring
inst Che neck
Il in a soft,
top Of The
Isl IS Of pink
moment, the
here resolves
bnce OF chif-
i the length
"a With fur
I above the
Iaturs Of the
WOW SHOES
a pair. Of
BY wearing
bnih or Two
begins. This
Ial end 81 the
ISas well, for
h with we'll
" eoIors are
5fding to the
bich they are
/ suits have
Therefore, If
worn out 1t
r without al
new models
)hke those OF
Slight GETAWAY
5eI \af the tailor
the sleeves
.)pears at the
Is arrangement
-, , Juing a frock
Is Of fashioa
We figure. The
{ satin with .
Jin ThinesIones
..r Irocaded satin
NSkirt pulls IN
auti lifts in
Front TIE
u Il IS ap-
rrs~-J Heistg frcck.
Of clcth-0f gold and
heels covered witk
etc he costume This
1cfi..elv flet.eloned n
Ripley County democrat., 1914-10-30
CERTIFICATES OF COUNTY CLERK.
STATE OF MISSOURI, |
COUNTY OF RIPLEY. (

Nv. Fl. STONE, Clerk of the County Court in
and for Ripley County State of Missouri hereby certify
that the Forms of Ballots publshedn this issue OF the
RIPLEY COUNTY DEMocRAT are in compliance with the
requirements Of Sections 1891 and 599l Revised Statutes
as amended by Laws of 1913, pages s27 and s29.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hereanto set
my hand and affixed the Seal Of my ofaca
lsEAL.) Done at Office in Doniphan, Mo-. this 2lst
day OF October, A. D., 1914
81 VIII STONE,
Clerk Of the County Court. Ripley county No.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

(Ser Selep6on an ben Srn.
9emanoant aus go. 1928 Der
.4nr. 8a5ette". als Inttport
auf feline Srage iiber t
5hneit, + ifnett, t idneft.
ETC.. ETC., etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

gfarrers beDinsunesipeiie 5u 10 ST.
Bulge nerurtbeilt.
GipiIitamb Der Stabt 2mgembnrs.-
SterbefGIIe: @om 81. Wdr5:
Sbereie 2sonarb, alt 2 Sabre unb g
@onafe; @rbreas @eusler, alt 6S s.,
SaalD6ncr aug Cid a. ). Suuer; Nus
quit @ormeringer. alt SO S.. Slafos
uierer aus Wilhleubad.--23.: Wurz
aaret6a Summer. oft 65 Sabre, obne
Stano, @ittipe BON Sobnuu Clement.
3tlns. Sdn0elsramn; Warg. Scrope.
aft 81 Sabre. pGne Stauo, lebig. ans
9uubps en- : oreeSibbelbanl. Separfes
menr bon Wortibire (gnsldno) Sob.
4repcr. aft IS Sabre, Irbeiter aug
Eiefird. - "a: Iif. Chimes, oft 5
Minntcn; Better Sfoupp. alt 9 Sabre
rno 7 Wonate, aus S%anbtpeiler; Ycter
Sapp, alt re Sabre. Steinbreher ans
Wamer. - 20: GIiiabetb Sbomas,
alt 70 Sabre. 8ittipe bon S. g.
Georges. 5tlbs. Sasl0bner 5u 2intsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

nod INNER feinerl Senft Der ST.:
.Na, tpa6rifeint's bdt Der Gbef einen
nerlen Out notbis eebabt uno oarum
Die 3tpei Ebaler i'm Sntitore angele9tl
Benn Sem 10 lit. nun. oann iou es
aiid) gut iein! nur nit Der 9eoingung.
baB ih bon 3eit gu 3eit ben Sut audi
aufieBen barfl" Wcnn Giner Sieie5
lieit. Der feline 3eitune nod uiht bes
3dblt bat, bann ioll er bod iofort icite
Bill beelei6en; pieueiht babeu Die
3pei> Sous Chefs audi cinen neucn
Out notbig?l limb penn Gue einen
neuen 3ut babeu, bann fame bieueift
audi ih an Die Neibe? 8ei mir piir6e
Der Sut ipobI ettpas mebr foiten, neil
ih einen biden aopf babe. SaB if
einen bideu aopf babe, ihlieBc ih
oaraus, ipeil mein Sreuno, NedcIs
Senu. mid 10 oft lf)on .Sidfopf" ge@
nannt bat, - ipenu mir 3rpei ndmlif
nit chamber i6er et1pns ~bisfutiert
baben, unb ih linn niht glei6 reht
gcgeben. ionbcrn meine 8ebauptung
pertbeibigte. raun fam Der Sem glcid
nit leinem ein3i9en unb nntpioerlegs
liden Grgument unb iagte: an bit
elm 9idtopf! Dit Dir lit nift's 81
tuolenl" - Natiirlif! natiirs
lifl Sann ipor ih scihlngen uno
mlIBte mid buden. - Nber einen
grDbern &ut lpiro's barum bod nobl
tperoen miiiien fir Den bidfopfigcn
Or. Sur!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
M bnrg, ben 90. WGrt

(Scr,ptrutil DE Sartei.) Sn Surems
6urs iano hieIcr Sage cine &crIamms
lung Der liberalcn unb io5ialIlt1dleu
Sarteigro5eu itatt. nm iibcr Den %ns
troa Der SubiaIilteu. Die betocn Bar
teicu inter Dem Ndmen yDemotratlIh he
&artei" 5u berltmeI5eu, 9eitluB su
faileu. @dhrcnc III CID oieies 8ecf
auideineHO aelEuaen lit. jinO Die Sthez
rolcn Der 6mIptitaot mint CANA nit
Dem SorIhlap etnperltauoeu. 8enn
mir uitt irren. ludrer as banptludlld)
sic ioaeu 5cmdYipteu Sibernleu. Die
oou hem NuSoruf .bemotrdtiih"
uItbt3 iuiiicn molten. Die Studn5
grDBeil lIAeU altd ais Seutotrdtcu"
car Su lddlerlidl dusl Gin unoerer
GorIdIng piua Nabtn Sen AuTorud
o4iui5liber0lc" ooer yHoeitale" 81
luGblen. &dreu bic 2Sdhlep nidt
Dor Der Sbiirc. SaHn batter Die logon,
.@em6biGter" tpohl teine Snlpierigs
tciten aemndli. Cbidon Die Snltrdtt
porbei lii, mnIlcn tic. ~periBiteus bless
mai npd, Sic Maste uidt ablegcu.-
&c. GoltS5to.")
grpsck Sr. Ttarrer alsin contra
,sng. 3ts.".-Tor einigen 8ofcr
ta,te Die CUR. &c." cine SuiGriii
peroiientliht. burh ipelte Sr. Yfars
ter alcin bon llnterciicnbah lid be-
leibiat betrahtete. ee itrenste cine
eeriGtlihe Stage an. Ter Serlegcr
Der .9ur, St9.". Sr. emil Shroea.
iibernabm ielbif bic gerantiportune
fir ben einseianbten &rtifel. 8eitern
nllrbe er freaer @eleibianna hes Orr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
aurcm5nrs, bic etaSt Der @sil.

iiondre.-Nls offeneS Webeimnib cT
3dhlt man lid in Der Stabt. baB, nu
Den 5u Dem neren Wobiliariteuerse,
selieiertcn Iueaben. mniere Stat.
allciu iIuiIa @ilipnare aufipciit
Siirpabr! cine befrdhtlid)e In8abl iiir
uulere fleiue 8siipcn3ltabt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
& in .anbcrcr SfrupcI uub
besbaIb cine anoere
Sragc.

-
Cine anbere Sraae tpirb aeiteIt,
uno Die lit nidt 10 Ieift an bcants
tporteu. Die aud b%enielben 8erift am
aebt uno Die oreiitimmi9en Sdn9er
bctrifit. Sa beibt es ndmlih int
Scriht: Ser Gbef nno feline afpei
Souss Chefs. etc. -" 9ieit ba Giner
SieIeS 10: Ser Chef nnD feline 3tpeis
SplIs Chefs etc. -" uno frGgt an.
lpas oas fir Chefs pdren, Die Sfpei>
Sou5 Chefs? Sb Die MIR 8pei SouS
Suiammen mertb Ieien? ober Oh ieber
Biuei Sous tpertb lit? ober Oh ieber
idon feline 5fpei Sons nerhient? Sieie
Srage fam ih leiber niid, nift be-
antporten. Iber ib bin eeneist am
sunebmeu. raB es bas 9estere meint.
nGnllib. oab ieber idon feline Stpei
Sous perbient. Cider bin ib 5par
niht. aber mDsIib ideint es bod,
An lein. tpenn MAJ bebenft. bab Die
fatboliihen Seitunssifreiber ibre
liebe Miibc baben, nm nift am Suns
sertuh nasen 3u miiIien. Sa 9ibt Is
INNER 10 piele aumeIise Ibon>
NeltteIt, plC lltlp lNNpSSpuutpeit icNtS
men. tpenu es beibt ~oie Seitung be-
5ablen"; ma mDhtc fat g~laliben, tic
pdren ms @bternad,. - Die g6tcrs
nader fommen befanntlih INNER
bintenaf. - anseiihts beiien lit Gin
.@utpidelruass Sonb", ipie er in Der
.ga5ette" beiproden ipilrSe. setpib III
Sronung.
Notabene: 8enn ale N%bonncnten
nit ibrem Sabress Nbonnement 10
prompt pdrcn. lpic Der 81. Sur! Ilas
bonor! (~ulabonaubcr! ion ie bobem) !
Sem autcu Or. Our lit es uber piess
nal nit ieincn 5ipei Sbalern turios
er9angen. Sdidt CT bu--iu oue time
-pab in afpancc-ieine Spci Sbaler
an ben Gbef. ipie iebcS Sabr, uno err
lpartet natiirlih nit Der nGditen
Summer areoit paiiir. Nber &reoit
miro feincr gegeben. er luartet Die
nohite Summer ab. ipeil Der 9bei iebr
belddftigt leiu mpbtc. Iber arebit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
tesestsI tar bic uen1embarsss Oassite".l
Cine imperfinent Dmrttne Srase.

Srdst 90 elmer. nacthcm rr Den
ScriGt iiber Die @eburtatassicier unb
Sas Orciitimmise Sinsen bes gbefs
unb ieiner siuei Sous Gbefs seleien,
INN ipas Oh itebt bonn 9bei ais 9tris
gent nnb SGnser, - fragt on gtner
~ ih benfe, er sebort gum airhens
DIOR - mas fir cine Stinme Der
G6ei benu geiun9en babe? OBJ erite.
5fpeite ODER 8aBitinnte?" 9as lit
bod absr cine Sreilt buinn,e Srasel
9 ut bod ielbftperitdnblih. baS Der
Chef Die BabitImme ~seiunsen bat.
Die 8abftimme lit bod bic 8rumm :
itimme. Sas Drummer aber seb0rt
gum Gbef, ipie Der 6enfel gum gimer.
ooer: tpie Der Sefel-non Der 8eiS-
nl!f'S 9oh. Warum tpdre er BERN
ionir Gbef. ipenn CT nift Drummer
piirbe? go ne einfdltis i~aiibumrIe,
blobiinniss Srase fragen ! |!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

4 Riuiera, alebers GOmntp, 9eras.-
2urenblirJer o 9bicago baben uns
ierer .Sr0itcrin Der Setriibteu" Stride
bier in Wattmannpile cine 1.40C
9funb iftpere 8lote geifenft.-(G
9. & r b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
---- WuBt98dng
SIT elm sefdbrIif Ding
limb ihier oes Seufels Hnbes
banf

Slr Wornebm linb WerIng.
Sier nun bod bic rifti8e Gnttrort:
gs gibt neln Sorteu Cfnee. Sies
ieni9e Sortc nun, pelhe am meiiter
gu iinSen lit. bas lit Die rehte lurems
burger Sorte. go iagt's Der Sr. SUE.
limb mas Ser iast .....l!!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
s,sNdsNvasn4gnsssUg EvtNtVNtNvyNl
: %Suxem6urger Y(a4ri&tem. :


de ganzen Erdrag fer les solver"
Dat hu'et gefalll dat war de Fock
yum Gessenhandel! D'Bauere' son
all maddenen opgesprongen, an hun
Cp engem Be gedanzt VII Fred EVIL
wann Sc geckech WREN. "Pitter,"
sot du en-, "do has d. emol e go'uden
Afall. Fer dee go'ude Rot sole mr.
DIR egentlech all eppes gin. Ment DIR
not, Jongen," s0t 'en Zu den Aneren,
"m'r soIlen, jiddert' vun 0s, dem
Pitter wa mr. den Heerst an d'Grom-
PEREZ gin, e Sack Grompere' schon-
KEMP" "a WI mir" s6t EN-, "kre'et
eng ganz Karecht Rommele d'rnee-
wend. Ech gin him ct lever, ais dat
DIR Deiwel ct soil kre'en. An nu
lost mr. eng govt Dr0pp du,rop hue.
len; ech bezu'elen Sc" D'Sauere'
warren natierlech all d'rmat aver
stanen. Mat enger Dropp ass ct och
not du'rgangen; en- nom amer hu'et
e Karli yum beste' gin.
(Yer Selepbon an ben Srn.
9emanoant aus SO. 1925 Der
Bur. Gazette, als Inttport
auf feline Srage iiber I
ihneit, + ihnett, t idnedt.
ETC.. ETC., etc.
Bin nidt 10 tiibn, bariiber 81
Ihreiben, aus In9it. onB mir nod
mebr SGnee betommen moften. Wir
baben beHen bod iiterlih genus. mebr
ipie genue bieieS Sabr sebabt. Ser
Sfnees Artifel in Der .@a5ette" bat
bic gnael i'm Simmel nid,t fpenig IN
aufresuns beriebt. Senn als lie Die
perihiebenen Musbriide o Sfneien
la5en, - es tparen beren rerin -
meinten iie sieih, eS mubten 10 biele
perihiebene Sorten Shnee eemdht
perSen. sic babeu aber MIR cine
Sorm. Sn,rfir ion ie burierne'
selai, etpi b'SedommeTen. Gle fpoaz
ten ifon mad Der ScesGream Sactort
Sfiden, oh ma ibnen niht eini9e
Sormen leihen mDdJte. Ser Shneea
engelbote tponte eerabe our Stmmelss
tbiire bind,is alf ben 8es our Sactorp.
oa bat ct. Yeter ibn nod am Sliieel
ertpiiht utb linn bebeutet, bas babe
oieies Sabr feline Gle mebr. ma lou
bas Shneemaden geben Iaiien BIB
nGfites Sabr; tic ioIten Iieber TN
CONNER, mo bic ShneezS actorb rubt,
iih ielbit bic notbisen Sprmen MAIDEN.
bann bdtten lie aud mas gu tbun.
Sem, fiiste er b~ebeutungspon bina
gu. ~Miibisgang 1T aIer 2aiter Nns
fang; obcr:
miiEidodnd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
FinanciaI

THE CONNECTICUT EATEoHaT- BANK, of Bridgeport, corner 1Eala and wall streets 8. ". Baldwin, President; H. s. Shelton, Vice Pra1- fdent; l.. II. Powe, Cashier E C. Cumming. Assistant Cashier. Cap ita1, S832,100; Snrplus and Prodtr. Lump, S3eo.000
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

Hubbard, D. W. ManveI; Salisbury Ado1ph Bauman, James Carroll: New Hartford, Wesley Marsh, Frank Rob erts.
 Named for Postmaster.
 Congressman Kennedy has recon mended former Borough Clerk Hugh ". Cronin of Torrington to succeed Postmaster Hague at Torrington.
 School for Imbeciles.
 Rev. pr. John Calvin Goddard Of Salisbury, who is one of the trustees of the Connecticut School for Imbe- ci1es at LakeviIle, contributes to the sLakevi11e JournaP' a letter of infor- nation about that useful institution which the Knight family so finely de- veloped. He says that new super intendent has been secured in pr. Charles T. La Moure. The new su- perfntendent has given twenty years to caring for those of impaired minds He leaves an institution at Gardner, many to care for as are at Lakevf1le and he makes the change .sso as to enjoy free hand in carrying out his ideas of occupation.' The general staff of the school will not be chang ed. Mrs. Knight has offered ninety acres to the state for the use of the school, which the trustees naturally hope will be accepted and utilized, es- peciaI1y with a new building. The letter tells the pathetic story that 'sthe institution is full and there is a long waiting Hst.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
LITTLE BENNYs NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape.

My cuzzin Sue was erround at our house to-day. and we was setting avn the frunt steps and aw1 Of suddin I saw her mouth going, and I sed, Watts you eeting.
 How do you no Inn eeting enything Esd Sue.
 Dident I see yura mouth going, ! sed. wats you eeting-
 I'm not eeting enything, sed Sue.
 G, you no wat you are, sed. meen- ing story te11ir.
 I'm not eeting enything, I'm sucking avn sumthing, freshly, sed Sue.
 Well wats you sucking avn then, I sed-
 A jelly bean, sed Sue.
 Give me wun, I sed-
 I only got wun left, sed Sue.
 Ware is it, I sed.
 In my mouth, sed Sue, you don't want that. do you
 No. sed-
 And we kepp avn setting thare, and aftir a vile I looked at her agen and heer her mouth was still going.
 Hay, [ sed. you haven't bin sucking avn wun jelly bean awl this time.
 Why haven't I, sed Sue.
 Bekase it woodent last that Iawng I sed. you got moar-
 I wish had, sed Sue. And we kepp avn setting thare and aftir a vile I looked at her agen and heer wat was her mouth doing but still go- ing, and I kwick reetched ovfr and put my hand in her ovircote pockit and wat was in thare but a hole bag of jelly beans and I tryed to pull it out and Sue tryed to 1zeap me rum pulling it out, say. Hay, thare mine, thare mine, and the ferst thing we moo the bag broke and the jelly beans went awi ovfr the steps and sum Of them rol1ew avn the payment, and I picked up as neny as cood and Sue picked up as meny as she cood. Me getting the most avn akkount of skrapfng them togethir ferst and then picking a hole bunch up at wun time and Sue Jest picking them up wun at a time avn akkonnt of beefng afrayed to get a littel dert avn them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

wURRIER, Julius Tesany, estabtisne6 1890. We are now taking orders for black end Sitlka fox sets. reoafr- ans, 1s14-131s Main St. upstairs.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
Help " anted

Stock salesman for . Connecticut corporation located In New Haven. where the directors have decided to sell s25soo0 Of pre- xerred stock and whose ability a auch can get him a steady poaitaons with bright future Cal or addregD Room 6o4 Cutler BIdg.s HIS Church Gt., New Havon. Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

WANTED.-Sewing machine repair ing. Call or phone 256T-G SRA M Main St. Kruchlxow Bro4
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
Litchfeld County News.

Judge of Probate to Be Chosen. Governor Baldwin has issued an or der requiring the electors of Thomas ton to meet on February 16 and elect a judge Of probate for the unexpfred term beginning January 8, 1913, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Frank W. Etherfdee of Thomaston.
 List of Jurors.
 Following is the list of jurymen that have been subpoenaed for the February term of the superior court. Winchester. Joseph Marsh, Ambrose NJ R&ydenbow, Arthur B. Johnson; Torrfngton, Sherman S. Swartout. J. B. Reed M E. Pendleton; Thomas tons D. c. Beach, s. L. Sutlin, Eben L. Stumpf; Plymouth, Walter MalIerv l.. F. Afford, Prank Tolles; Barkham- sted, Leon Coe, Erastus HoIcornb: Co1ebrooEs George Fl. Mills. E B. TwlninEs Norfolk, H. A Stannard. J. A Curttss; North Canaan, Albert Al.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

POSITION WANTED-By man cap nbla of taking charge Of ofEice and making himself useful at anything. Good at figures and writing. A1- dress c. L.. care of Farmer Pub. Co. TIT s6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
Situations Wanted

by man as baker. pie and cake. all around man, good references, hotel. cafe. etc. Ad- dress N.s G., 119 Congress St.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

SAFES-15 per cent discount. Al kinds and sizes. Marsh Safe Dealer 192 Fairfield Avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05

New Haven, Feb. Exchanges in the detective, department were explained by Chief Smith as being simply method to give captains of precincts a plafncIot11es man for their own use The detectives continue under ordera of Captain DonneIIy of the bureau.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
Storage Warehousss

STORAGE OF FURr1TruFyr,- -e-,.-. rate rooms, securely locked. fs,erl. kure and china packing. EnFrSl-sr- and pianos removed. 1Mrg8 0rNrm careful handling. BPfd@spore Ff1T- age Warehouse Co, '126s 1Tnfr Sf Cor ConEress St sTsL 1oS4-1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
BIRD sToRR

SINGING CANARIEs, parrots, pe& animals and gold fish. bird cagea, fish globes and acquariunass bird seeds and foods. dog biscuit and remedies at Courtney,s bird store, 11e Wall St Upstairs L5aes