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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-07

Most of the Kings advisers. distrust- ing the good faith of Russia. urged him to agree even to that hfavy sacrifce: but once more Lpuisc's Influence out weighed their counsels. ''1Fhe Queen has nsvsr eocs aetsd contrary & her insttnct
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
PATENT RIGHTS ISSUED 10
 CONNECTICUT INVENTORS


 The following were issued Jan 27, 1914 List furnished from office of A. } M wooster, solicitor. Of ; pAten ts, Bridgeport, Conn:
 Frank O. HoagIand, Bridgeport, ap- naratas for filling receptaeles.
 valter P. Phillips Bridgeport, elecz straea1ly driven winding. appara.tiis tor spring motors F Alfred I- Lil1ey, Hartrorx1:s harness device.
 Emanuel J. Bowler, New Haven, sewing machine Attac Efnsrt.
 Emanuel J. Bowler and IT H Grefst, New Haven. sewing machine attach mefdt holder .E-is
 Herbert G. La Sor, New Haven, reg istering device . Robert Ochsner, New Haven, latch for automobile doory
 Ernest N. Huqnphreyy New Britain. garment supporter trimming
 Giuseppe Corbo, Waterbury tajble.s
 Franklin R. White, lWatertoWn bar button attaching machine
 James W Chapman MeTiderl, per- coIating device
 z Harry A. Palmer, Neriden, two pat sserts: Cabinet catch; t)loclI1lg latch s
 George D. Clark, PIadnVfI1s, corner- bead.
 4s.ss &HABELs. zs.ssza-zssszssa=.-., :. 2 The New England Peanut Co. New Haven. Original snutfike' Brand. (for peanut butter)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
SHEIsD IN g ,00o BONDS
 FOR SUPERIOR COURT
Torrington Man Bound Over For
 Arson setective Huriey Figures Z. .

xs Torrington Jan. 28-Marceno Da- fnniaIos proprietor of the variety store
 w hichs was burned out on January 20. and who was later arrested on a seharge of arson, was bound over to the superior court under $2, 900 bonds, followdh a heating before Judge Hol- comb 4yesterdays " aIentino Franelli,
 who has been held on the same war rant for comp1icity. was dismissed and was used asaan important witness for
 the prosecution.
 s State Policeman Robert 1T. Hurley Testified that in conversation with Da- smiano, the man had told him that the sfire occurred after he had s1ocked up st1le store for the night. The state spo1icernan said, however, that the door of the store was found open and gthat both Damiano and FranelM, wh o was employed in the store, had been Intercepted by Captain Calabrese of the docaa police at the tim q 5f tlle ire
 while they were at the railroad station ssupposedly to take the first train out
 of town. xs
 Other witnesses for the state testi-
 fledfth although Dafniano had in ssured the store for $1 ,500, there was
 hardly more than s 70 worth of goods
 init at the time of the fire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

The only way to correct faulty stomach troubles and digestive mis- takes is to do what nature wants. A1l that nature needs is a little assistance to do this work. This aisevvhy doctors tau you to diet By not eating ma aslre is compelled to aid herself. Youfff1o not then oyerwork her when shesE is already exhausted.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets go into your stomach just sIikea4foQd They help digest this food. Then they en- rich the blood, and thus when the next meal is eaten the system is bet ter prepared to do it's work without assistance or at least less harp,fulIy.
 By following this natural habit Ybri will in g. short time correct stonak h troubles do away with Indigestion sA Id remove all danger of fatal digesEib Ii troubles fSA
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sthe . best tablets made. They are composed d of the very best natural tirgredients, one grain of one element will digest 3, ,0o0 grains of meats, fish, vegetables, grains soup etc. f1s
 Always take a. Stuart's. Dyspep psia Tablet after meals or Bust before bed time. By doing this you will be act Ing wisely and playing safe. asssst . :
 Go to your druggist anywhere and buy box now. Price 50 cents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
SAD ROME COMING
 AWAITS THIS WIFE
Hurrymg Across Ocean To Meet
 Husband Who Lies Dead

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 z whiles hisssvdfe is in mid ocean ocean anti eIpating. a Joyful meeting with her husband here soon, Mardios Demird- liam, lies dead in Bridgepdrt. Denird4 sEan sdfeA yessseday afteT1eon at tfie Hrid eepe sh sfst Haszwsas a bIacix- tEis smith by trade and following the de- vastation, which visited his native land during the Balkan wars he come to this country hoping to better his for 5lnes has sons in business Aeres He haH b&sn i1ss Efa fasTidgeport but two weeks when he contracted a severe cold which later develop into pneum oni a.a Y --ss His condition finally beoanne so alarming thatlhis sons decided to send him to the hpspitaI for treatment.. He was 5e years of age. 4IeSfs survived by his widow, four sons Albert M, John M. Harry M. and Kay of this city three daushHers, Mrs Omar
 Aguiffan Of Ttirize ey : siraroush and
 M argarets4D Denairel5 59aaa Bridgeport, and two grandchild The funeral Will be held tonaorrow but the widow iwill not arrive in tirne6to attend.
 tfss=4s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
EASTON

Several from here are planning ito attend the Pomona grange meeting which is held at the New Canaan grange on Wednesday. Miss Hazel E. Sherwood is to be installed as lady assistant of the grange for the en- suing year, r,--1Iiss Anna Brenner, teacher at the el1ow school. has re- signed Miss Rose Steiber Of Clinton Is to i'll the vacancy.--I1rwin F. Ed wards spent Tuesday out of town The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con gregationaI church, will give an en- terfa1nment and serve a clam chow der supper on Friday evening, Febrl1- ary Supervisor Hugh Alger visit ed fi1ez Yellow school on Monday.-- Mrs John IT. Wheeler Of -sSf1ver HIT Farm has had a relapse which her many friends are sorry to hear-- The many friends here of Mrs sOlrn- stead of Greenfield Hill, wish to ex- tend to her their sympathy in her be- reavement in the loss of her husband. Rev O1mstead. the pastor of the Con- gregational church at Greenfeld Hin.
 State Master J. Arthur Sherwood has returned home having spent a few days out of town.---A1rs. Ernest Fenry was guest Of Mrs. Robert Da- wis on Monday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

f and Ointment The only relief could get was to wash with Cuticura Soap and apply the Cuticura Ointment. used two cakes
 of Cuticura Soap and two boxes Of Cuticura
 Ointment and my eczema is all healed.',.
 (signed) Mrs. Myrtle B. Pearl July I, 1913,
 A generation of mothers has found no soap
 so well suited for cleansing and purifying the skin and hair of infants and children as4 Cuticura Soap. Its absolute purity and re-
 freshing fragrance alone are zenough} to. recommend it above. ordinary skin soaps sblt there are added to these qualities delicate eyet effective emollient properties derived
 from Cuticura Ointment. which render it; most valuable in overcoming 8 tendency to } distressing eruptions and promoting nor $ nal condition of skin and hair health. Cuticura Soap t25c.lT and Cuticura Oint- merlt (5Oc) sold by druggists and dealers @throughout the world. Liberal sample of
 each mailed free. with 32-p. book Address postcard Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston :"
 H Men who shave and shampoo with Cu-
 ticura Soap Will find is best for skin nnd scalp.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
FAIRFIELD


 Tn admitting the will of William O- Burr ST. the probate court shows that the will provides valuation or sz50 GOO in all, and is eQlIal1y divided among the deceased,s cfiidrsn, @ sAnnle ne Sss fxe,fe z @K4arfief7 F. SHrg eant. Frederick A. Burr. Mary T. Hawley. William O. Burr Jr and Eouise Al. Polk The old homestead. f1cIuding seven acres. was left to William
 Patrick McGarry is today making 9 business trip New York.
 The board of relief will meet at the town hall February ?, 5. g. 13, 16 and Appeals from the board of as sessors on the 1913 list will be re- sfsss Essaseara 1z.ell street. . is visiting with her son. pr. Thomas j.. Kelly of Newark N. J.
 Mrs G F Monroe has returned to Der home after spending few days at the home of Mrs F. E. Walke- ' ''iA' Last nss1st szEas an en3oyable one at enjoyment was spent by all present. The two nights entertainment (tI1is and toEnorrow evenings7 at St. Thomas parish haal. will be events of import aace to all who attend. An elaborate program has been prepared and a large crowd is antfcipated. whist will be the principal event for tbis eFeniElg- ss.s The young ladies of Congregational ehurch are thinking Of preparing a social occasion for some date in the near future
 Probate Judge Wakeman finds busi- ness at the nrotate office rather dull at present.
 sherin E1wood says the farmers up 1n his section of Greenfield Hill are encouraged for an early spring and zndicafions point to an increased out put from the farms
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
MISS SCHWlEH IS HOSTESS
 FOR SANS sQueI q Ul

The Sans souci club was entertained on Monday evening by Miss Helen Schwein of Poplar street.
 part of the evening, followed by dasiS cing Miss Jenlli Defararf y1as award. ed the first prize, a set of gold hat pins while Miss Macdonald and Miss HazeI Raberts were eAqh awarded a box of sWeets. $ z E.
 donald, Miss Jennie Ddfafari Miss
 Elizabeth Scott: Miss 3CharIotte Ken nelly, Miss Loretta OsConnor Miss Genevieves Graf guieH, Miss HazG Rob. ertss Miss Mildred Dupee, Miss @Ross Princely and Miss sefiv Sian sss 6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
SALNATION ARMY NOTES.

A pleasant evening was recently en- joyed by all who attended the enter tainment given by the members of the Climbers League of the Salvation Ar my Industrial department, Housatonic avenue, the local corps assisting. A delightful program was given which included an address Of welcome and an original recitation entitled Climb ers,,' by. the superintendent of the home Captain B. J. Stewart, also songs. piecoIo selections. recitations, concertina. mandolin and banjo selec- tiins by different members Refresh+ ments were eerved at the conclusion Of ttf1e pr0g1xa1r e1zsss1.ss zsAse4
 Thursday the industrial department w Ill ztunite. with =st11e local corps Elm street. A good meeting is promiseds All iarenweIconae e.sS ~-szs i4l ss.l .ss5 !
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
ENoTI!cE
Hearing De Construction Of seWer i1 Gregory Street

Hearing De Construction Of seWe1 1
 Gregory Street.
 At the meeting aof che Comunnn Council Of the. City Of BfldEepbrt. held January 18th, 1914, the follow ing resolution was sdopteds
 Resolved, That the City Clerk be. and hereby iss directed to notify Che persons in interest to appear b6tofe this Common Council at the GouuliI Boom, City Hall. on che 2nd day 1f F@bruarys A. D. 1914s at o'clock i1 the evening and be heard relative 70 the copstruction of sewer tn Gregory street, Commencing at COlunnl5ia street and running westerly to Ifanistan ave .nue. thence on Iranistan avenue Lo Inc creek.
 Attest,
 J ALEX. 1T. ROBINSON.
 sls City Clark
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
NOTICE

Hearing DC Construction of Sewer ui
 Warren, I4aRayette, and BEoe
 Streets, South of the RalIeoad
 At, the meeting Of the Cofpla1n Council of the City or Brideep0fJ held JanuaTy 19ths 1914 the foDoNe ing resolution was adOptsdli F-f
 Resolved, That the City Clerk lle and hereby is, directed to notify the persons in Interest to appear Before this Common Council, at the Council Room. City Hall, on tue znd day ol February, A. D.. 1914 at o'ciocl in the evening and be heard relative tu the construction of a surface sewer 5l Warren, Iafayette and Bread EtHeats7 south of the Railroads the same. tQ empty into the, Henry street basin
 Attest,
 J. ALEX. Fl. ROBINSON,
 sL7 ssasT 1ct City Clerk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
PACKARD SERVICE.

Packard service in Limousine. tour ing cars and taxis means tsN very best service possible to be obtained. This is the service installed by Mir. Harvey Russell, one of Bridgeportis best known utomobilists.e MT. Rus seil for years was connected with the Locomobile Co., of America and through his knowiedgesso6 all branches of the automobile business has been able to give his patrons the very best service Machines ands safe and com- petents cha uffeurts if any one desires to shop, to attend the theatre. reeep- tions, dances or an invigorating ride through the city or country, you " Il make nos mistake in calling 34Q0 and syoaz4 will have a car at your door in a very few moments, Cars for all occa- 4sforis at reasonable rates.--Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
NOTICE

Hearing De Construction of a s z in Madison Avenue
 At the meetinG1lof the Common Gouncifesof tterzCity5 of ,. Bridgeport- held January I 9th5 1914. the follow ing resolution was adopted.
 Resolved, That the City Clerk De- aIu hereby is, directed .to nottfv lh s persons in s4nterests to appear befeTe Room, City Hall, on the End day nf February, A. p, 1914. at. 8 oseloclC iu the evening and be heard relative Lo s6n avenue, from the tefrninns 6a tlr present sewer near Gardeld avenue to Marion astreet. sf.r-Ht1 s .ef lrss J. ALEX H. RoB4NsoN.
 City Cleflc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
TnTTGE

Hearff1g De Consfr1ctlOn of Sewer
 in ScofieId venue
 At the meeting Of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held zJanuary 19ths 1914. the 1ollcfF- ing resolution was adoptedi
 I3esJ3ved, That fde City CIErk be. ana hereby isf directed to notify tHe persons in interest to appeaF before this Common Council at the Council Room, City Hall, on ithe 2nd da1r Gl February, A. D., 1914, at 8 ofel9clE in tKfSz eonsEBuct ton beHa a. sew erin sf79ll field aHenle. the entire length of the street sss
 Attest, S4l.
 J. ALEX IF. RQBIlSsOrs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
NEW HAVEN MAKES GREAT PROGRESS IN
 TUBERCULOSIS WAR

ses The work of the Employes' Tuber- seuIosis association sdn New Haven, dis .closed in the annual rneeting at the Ghanber of Commerce. looms there Hast evening, is of interest in connee- stion with the plans of former Tuber- seulosis Commissioner John F. Gum shanan for Bridgeport factory ern- p1oyes.
 5. During the year the New Haven as- soeiation has taken care Of "A new cases, making the total during the shert existence of the assoeia ton. 112s Of the new cases b w ere s5discharged with the process of the disease apparz ently arrested; 12 much imRroved, and ' not much iInprove ved Disposition Of the cases was made as follows: 26 to Shelton, 21 to Meriden 13 to Gaylord, 5 to Norwich 9 to New Haven hos- pita1 and to the Visiting Nf1rses' as- sociation. There were IF deaths.
 Statistics prepared kby the offIcers of the association show that the total revenue for the year was $I5. 017. 4S! There was expended for tne care of members and their dependents ST. 167.27, leaving alFba1a1nce of $7y566.F OG the revenue, $s,204 96 came in contri- buttons from firms connected with the association. s sa 5s body, MT. Gurshanan said it ssFas the largest organization Of the kind in the country but that he expected Bridgeport to, be a strong competitor in the near futur=e ss
 Mir GunHhaI1a,n desires all Bridge porters interesteds in the Enoyements particularly tf1e resT1r ese1lt tativ yes of the in the Board of Trade rooms on THes- day evening when it is expected mitch progress will be made in the Bridge port venture. /
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
NOTICE

Hearing De Establishment Of Grade
 On Marion Street, from Main streal
 to Wayne Street
 -ssAt the meeting of the C,omulol Council of the City Of BTidEeDorf. ing resolution was adopted Resolved, That the City Clerk be. and hereby is, directed to notify the persons in interest to appear beEcre this Common CouncfI, at Che Co6neil Room, Gfty8 III all, rOyr the 2nds-day cf February. A D.. 1914.- at g. OscIocE in the evening and be heard FetatlVe t1 the ab1fshment of a grade on Alar- ion Street, from Main street to. Wayne street ~
 aAttest, tE Ik1-ai ff J. ALEX. IT. ROBINSON. .a'- rs7frr rlI-1I.I-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
No4TeE

Correction of ReDOKt on de LiaTnun and Extension of Martin EeE4ul At the meeting of the Common Councn Of the City of Bridgeport held January 5th, 1914, the 9olioWfnEr tor- reetion of repore Efo4a the Board nL Appraisal. and Benefits and Daus.r1o relative to the Layout and HxteuEIoh of Martin Terrace was adopEeds enid correction being in connection Wlth the notice published October 2Tth. -f913,z relative to De Layout and ElEr tension of Martin Terraces, to witt frl $150 .o0 Special Assessment. aeclr ; sf fA1xaf s. Meeker and A.dce Sturtia should be charged against Amhfd e and Gabrielle Gul1s.
 The name Frank Hughes should be substituted by that Of R0selia E Toucey. set. al.
 Adopted, Jan. 5th, 1914
 Approved, Jan z7th, f9I4
 Attest,
 J. ALEX. H. ROBINSON
 City ClerE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
kNGELIN E- BARTEETr CAMR
LOYAL, ORDER oF MOOSE.

Seventeen members were initiated at Hast evenings meeting of the Loyal EOrder of Moose and it was also decid- ed to hold musical for the members and friends some tine5 iIls' Fsebrua uary On February G. a number of the offs cers and the degree. team will journey to Port Chester where they will ex- emplify the new ritual degree on d number of the candidates of that or- der This will be. tIie first time that the degree has been worked in Port Chester and tte second time in all the .state.sIts was Adopfed By the ciricir1- -i natl convention held last July and was received only recently, : It was also stated that the Ladies Auxiliary of the Moose will run a masquerade in the. Masonfe Temple in Broad street on next Friday evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

sneffels, Col IA J walsh was badly done up with rheumatism and sent for Foley Kidney Pills which was the only thing that would cure him. Geo.Potter of Pontiac, Mo, was down on his back with Kidney and bladder trouble and Foley Kidney Pills made him we'll and able to work It is a. splendid medicine and.s always helps.
 Just try it Hindless Dfug store.--r Adv. sSe $
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
COLDS TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

Intelligent people realize that com mon, colds should be treated promptly If there is sneezing and chi1liness with hoarseness. tickling throat and cough. ing. begin promptly the use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It is ef- fectfve, pleasant to take, checks a cold, and stops the cough which caus- es loss of sleep and lowers Che v1ral resistance. Hind1e's. Drug store-Ady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
G. A. R NOTES.

The governing board Of the Mary SiIIin1an chapter, D. A. R. will meet at the home of Mrs. Frederick Strong. 2211 Main street. next Monday after noon at 2ss0 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
A
What You Will When You ysIIIA stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets wifi
 Digest the Meal Easily
and Snre1r

Food in itself is harmless The req son stomach troubles arise is due tc faulty digestion brought sabout bs overworking the body Or brain. sick ness, overeating, late hours. etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
CHAUFFEUR 0E gllR THAT KILLED WOMAN FAILS 10
 RESPOND TO SUMMONS

Lofnis m aaaasardy. aor saateS Sssof the aautonobile that struck and aaadiicted fatal injuries to Mrs. Rosa. Eeirea- bend. 70 years old. near her home De cenfber g. 1913, had been ordered to appear for a. hearing before Secretary of State Albert J. Phillips yesterday. but did mot do so.
 S Dosyou begin to cough at night just when yof hope to sleep? Do you have king t1aEseats sat Ike eps .szosz awake Just take Foley's Honey and Tar Comp It will check tEie cough and stop the tickling sensation at once Does not upset the sEenaaeh, is best for chi1 dren and grown 1ser- sons. Hind1ess Drug store-.@-zA dv.71 1asss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

idly and itched dreadfuIly. I could not sleep nights be- cause of the itching and burning. I was a sight. My clothing irritated the breaking out on my arms.
 "I tried remedies but they did not seem to do any good so I sent for a sample of Cuticura Soap
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
FREUNDscHAF'T REBEKAH
 IODGE NO 43 F. O.sO.

LODGE, NO. IS, r. 7O.s. FN.
 Preparations were made by the Freundschaft Rebekah Lodge, No 13, l. o. o. F. last evening for the 10th anniversary to be held some time next month In appreciation of his work, Brother Richard Brandt was present. ed with a beautiful scarf pin. by the lodge. The degree team also held a rehearsal for the working of the de- gree to be ex emplified some time in March
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

cuEANEAsx. BEcsr HAND soAE.
 Guaranteed not to fn1ure the skin. 1natant1y removes Stove Polish, Rust Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wln. R. Winn, 24A Sfraford avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
THE PRETT1EsT EAcr

ana the most beautiful hands ar. often disnRured bY an unsightly wart
 Et cAn easily be removed in a few davS without pain by using Cyrus Warf Remover For sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 1se Cannon street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
OBITU v


 The funeral of Bridget. widow of Patrick FTnnegan. wass held ysstfsrday morning at 8::30 osclockf sfn thesShome Of her son, John Murphy, 5f q Ara1- Tel street. and from St Patrick's church at g. o'clock. Rev. Edward P. Curran celebrated the high mass of requiem. The service was atteilded by many sdTr owifi relsdtIv and after mass Mrs John E. Casserly sang, There Is d Beautiflh Land on High. The bearers were James Suf- Iivan, Esdward Hogan, Carl Joflnson and James I5aIton. The balriaIswas in St Michael5s cemetery. ss E. s-ssss
 Alphonse Combs. d former resident Of Bridgeport, died yesterday in Belle svt1e hospital. New York, according to Bars Of age and a Corset ironer. He was a member of Area mum ledge, I. Q. O. F., of this city,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
.ECZEMA ON ARMS IICHED DREADED JULY
Spread Rapidly. Could Not Sleep Because of itching and Burning. Used Cuticura Soap and 0int- nent. Eczema Healed.

BucAfeId, Me-4.sI had eczema and it broke out in pimp1ess on my arms. would scratch them and they would spread rap
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

NCKAE7OTAt0AUGA IF3IBE,
 NO. 80, I:so. R. Mz At the meeting v last evening the EcEiefsa degree sons nssone-eand ndidats4-zTh h& great junior sagamore, William e. Austin, mayor Of Stamford. was pres4 ent at the meeting and at g o'clock all those present were surprised to. duarfet. This visit was. antfreIy volun5 tary which made it much more ap-. preciated by the lodge The names of the members of the quartet are E, Tkero,s A MeKaf 70. KIeineEt and NsstcT CT. Alter aIffiHfg g ri i timber troupe. all Fad Journed to the dining room where a supper of sauer kraut. and pigs feet was served
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

E:armer Wand Ads. one oent a word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
GOLDEN HILL. LODGE.

NO. 35. A.. 0. 5U. W.
 The following officers were installed at meeting of thesGeIden Hill Lodge, No. 35, A. 70. U. Wss1ast evening, past master workman, Russell Glenns mas ter workman, Jene Lockwood; fore
 man, Andrew Geist; overseers3 Charles B. Ensign; srecorder Henry Iangham- 11er; s1dnaneier, o. Howard aHalls re- eeivery B. Curtis; guide, Leland eBing- ham; insidesiwa tchmansa F. sVanstone; outside watchmaTfs CT Fl. Diamond; :; trustee for three years, George E. Cur- tis.e sp afs 5s s5sss @7e-'aa sF; sses. FARREN LODGE, NO. 57, A. o.aB..W
 A very enthusiastic meeting was held last evening. by the F'arren Lodge men in their rooms, ITS Fairfield ave- nue. The following officers were in stalled: Past master workman, Wal ter Dorr; master workman. George