davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
antallet nf Sgn0ogsifolebprn meo
ca. 10000.

ca. 10000.
Som cit Mnrfeligbeb berettes,
at cit Mfbol6sorganiiatio11 CT itiftet
i goroeal,r, 6ronfrige. Get err Me=
ninge11, at @epngelSSen ifal omlpn,1=
oe belle 2a1bet. Mon bar eipet sem
oct betegrenbe Mopn ,2's(larme"
moo set itooig tiltagctroc 1riffc=
on6e, ser er pes at lugge Jig ium en-
apGlerllange ON Set franlfe Self.
- 9(a1Gers Sal,gen, Ser rcprcci cn=
tereoe Mtlma11fee Sfiflub, ranbt
fgrltc Yrumie / set Sfire,ro, ip1n
forr. SGnoag iu1r0t .Steb peb 9afe
Nagaluiefn, nor Miltpn,fee, i6et
|6an opnaaeoe z2s2 @oints. Grline
|2onnmicf ~tilfienotes n1loen YrGmie
mes 257> @arris Ma1oerlpn og
|annte Melion treble, begge mco 227,
WJ Sscor @1u1oerl Jon iicrbc mes 2O5
Noints.
Gen ltdrite 6lppcmoifine CT
nctop lopet i Tranfrig. Sfroget er
8 Dieter og 20 Gentimetcr lol1gt og
p Mcter, so Ge11timeter breot. @in~
gcra1c CT q Meter la,rge og inoebo1-
scr c1 145 &pobrotmeter 6labe.
Ger CT. 2 Motprer poo 200 @e1tez
frrftcr. @ropelle1 CT 5 Meter
lang. &rgten poa bcnmc ipnre
Ilpncmnlfine CT fen1 Son.
- Sc 1tnrfcite 9riffei lager, Sir
.Grrelt Sbacflton oil fire n1eo fig
poa Slrre,1 til Spopolel1, or Sic og
&ofna. Sc 9eltogere, Ser CT 11b=
palgte, CT mel1em 80 til Al Nur
gnmlc. 50 9ampifife, bppraf set
ere CT oct norife Sfib v4}plariS",
oil fpre gfspe0itionen til @cocl Sp,
% oct m16et til @oSs 81 for at ,lp=
DC Sbocfleton pg ba1s Mrn0 paa
Sen o1oen Sioe al Nolen.
Spjrc / begge Sen fucnltc
&igsoags aamre bar ',lt iremlaat lit
Iorllog til Uloabeplm fpr &c font
n1cnoe fem s(ar. Scr fore loaes
bpgget 3 11pe T=9aabe, 3 ieaaocnre
l1noerpa11osbaaoe pg 2 IorpeOoja-
gere for en- ian1let oarlig @epilg=
ming al rs Meill. &r., BERTH font
.nler Sc rs Wfill., JONI ollcrcoe ct
rcierperct 6lmoebpgrilgen.
On ing tiff Gioe11ifobsmono
bar gjort en- Spfin0clie, joni prffer
itor 0piigt inben Jagfreoie. Gis;c
@bromforbinoelier, iom nrnr biotil
bar funnel oplgie / bare @ano,, CT
oct lpffeoes at fremltille / en- Sprm,
ION fan opleles Die. giaor SSern
beltrDgcs mes 6enne Splgsning, er
oct life n0iat for at ruite, ielp ON
Set i lengerc Sis l1h;nttes for 6ug-
~ @repinbe GoIitoi CT for Ginen
beifjGftiget me6 at %forbereoe Sfient-
li~agiprelien al Iolitois 8rebe. Set
Jig ON life minore ems 15.-
600 @repc, iom Ifal famles i 80,
9ino. Deslloen ifol 9olitois Iaa-
Dog, iont %begpn6er meo Mnr 1900,
noaipes / @tno. Oct bill bIipe Nil
ser al iterre 8etponing for Golitoi-
foritningen.
Sra Gl1rbofen Epiflo1to, mel.
6es:: Erdten Ma1o al @eiatninaen
poa ben norife Bart rsosmmln om=
fo,n for1eoen, Sd 5fibet fprliite Il
Norolge1. Meobdelien ON l1lpffan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Rrager,s ipnes altio, at oens llnge
or en- &otter9s::.

2orosnam6 h1roe Ipge at CLIENT
me 6cn 1tpg9e Sftf at fpgrfe a1ore
9anosmrno, iom prpper paa at or
bejoe iia MP til :;ogH fort. @ermeo
tages BOG life iigte rua 1roget ~eller
1toget1 beltcn,t - bperten Der eller
hjenrn,e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Arp fra 9anmarf. Gn Spporter
/ @resieflubben / 4ort1ono, Ore,
Com Soenbien, blep oen Z. IS. al
sen 6erpGre,t6e oo,1Ife @refonlul ll11=
oerrettet ONT, at Ell Snfel al bum /
0anmarf bob0e cfterlaot bom $10,=
600.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Han or Manden o CAV Sgd Dakota sin P.imer-Lov, o gjeanem ii af
sine bedte Aar har oret sin It'd og sine PENCE for on anig Poltik og en-
hBderug Formulating at Statens Midler, for e n retfBrdhg Beskatniug af al
Ejendom, eaavel for den fatHge som rge Medborger; som fix Jernbane.Pas
v@snet afskaffet; en- hdssvarende Skismisse- Low vedaget. Han or Favor
al at ane statens Enbedsmend tonnes efter deres Dygdghed, og like med
"Pyader" pa Statens Bekosning.
~. Er dq som Berger interessereti din eeen og sta1ens Velf@rd da arbejd og
stem for r. o. Richards som Guverner we'd Primerval2et den 24de Marts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Aro fra suerise. Miis Mna 81.
Sob1ion. Ell 1ieneitepiee i @lain-
field, Seem Seriep, bor foaet Otter
refining ON, at bell6es Gntel, @l,ltof
@alin i Stoetbolm, goerige, bapoe
teitamenterct benbe $4,000 paa sen
8etingelie - at bum glitter Jig i,roen
ct Mor. Spfploer blnn life oe,,,e
8ctingelic, tilfolber Mrpe,, e, @ro=
Der al be,6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

&rpllnp. 9er1 hefien6te @iantia=
inoe 6rf. S,lga @pgsbro / Seem Dorf
G~gteuieoes Sen IA. S.. til ST. S. g.
g. Gbriltenien, ifelgc Meb6elelle til
9laoet. ST. Soltrnaliit 2al1rit5 2alt=
rit5en bapbe ffrepet en- flot @rpl-
ll1psbDmne for Mnle6miugen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

g. Gbriitenien, ifelge Meo6elelle til
8laoet. 81. %SSol1rnalilt 2al,rit5 2mt=
rit5en bapbe ifrepet en- flot @rpl=
ll1psbDmne for Mnle6miugen.
&aitor 81. Mielien % !Suitrl,, 50.
@imofor, Conn.,, bar boot Sen Sorg,
at oeres pnglte 9atter, ser / oper ct
Mor bar ligget ipg al 3ubcrfulu;'e,
er opo. Sum lfulbe bape bolM Rrpl=
lup / gfteraaret 1912, men Meo
fort forinoen lagt paa Spgeiengen.
Gu gift gplter til ben6e be5e / Maj
ifior al famine Spg6om.
Eaitor Mielieas @elbre6 CT peo=
blipenoe 6anrligt. @an Font 9on li6t
omfrirtg / @iemmet, men fa,1 ingen
5teoer fomn1e % nor 6erfor heller
life mes til 9ottere11s Soroefnro,
ifriDer yDurnebirfe".
$3.50 &asier &pibfaal, lom / for
brrpet Eilitono me6 rJreoeri1
VIII" Tom berober til SEEM Dorf,
bleb efter 8efaling af Department
Of @eoltb faitet / &apet. Spibfaa=
len bapoe Ell Geroi Of 21a a q 9ol=
lars @asien. Nlene &asierne foite=
be ca. 10000 ST. at fremitille. st
fort Sab for Sc forifiellise 4mpor=
tprer ga gnrerne fru1 er n~S1urere6e
for @abari % SfibsItaoe, n1e1 life
imo6 Torrao6nelle. !Sorifiellige
@ortier @piooal, Tom inotrof meb
vMrfmias" og flere anbre butdfe
8oabe, er bleben fo1%fiiferet, mulia
forbi &onlen bar itaoet for lange
pon @ieren i &iebenbabn.
Srnponeret be6 SDnet al Mem
Dorf. @rosierer Mar &nrtbig, fom
i 6isle Gage beigger Manerifa, CT
bleben interviewed al r@orIo" ON
buns Mening be6rdrenoe Seem Dorf,
i1ffriper vMorbl."
SO, fagbe bar, leg er bIepen
i1nponeret at Seem Sort, men set bill
itge / Metning al, at Sen 1toor 1no
Iangt=langt tilbage operfor aieben=
bnbr.
S Seem Sort bruger man ea1nmel=
bugs Acknowledgements, lom man i
&ibbenbabn bar lagt poo @ploen for
ii Mar. 1i6en.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / SEEM Sort
er betjent Randolph Sptrpfferi /
+lange 8ul1er. S &ipbenbopn bor
oi im1tfe, billige og befpemme
Soricabs, oer bripes al tire forlfjel=
lige SelIfaber u11ber aol11munalbe-
itDreliens &ontrpl.
S @iebenbabn bar ri ingen ellis
misieifan6oler TOM De bor fer meo
Sffemltggigrelie al al Glogs 11bum-
lie SSn6en6grs Snterigrer. Sbis ct
oanif 9G9tepar life ftemner opere11s,
iaa gaor Sc til Sperpraiiberten |
4lebenbopn og giper Mebbelelie.
Der er ingen Sfa1rooIeios. @pis
De itooig efter to Mars Gorlsb lite
er 6arntoni, iaa faar Sc Sfils-
misle al 5tilbe1.
81 bar life umorolife &omeoier
% pirrenbe Silnts, iom 11or, oppor-
ter mes Der.
@eItolronterne boloer i ajeben.
boon onben foa lRnge mon gnifer
bet. 9porfor ifnIoe set bore un1o-
ralf at nD6e ct @los 81 efter Slot.
fen ct ON Matten?
api11oeitemmeret er forIanelt i11o.
fbrt peo fomrrt11naIe gaIq aiaben-
bobn. aDittoer roger gigoretter Coz
Gigarer 1neo) poo offettlige gteoer.
Sc fiprer foron poo sporpogre. Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

gaar denc paa boiIfensunbelit aa-
is! @porior life?
Seq CT forbaliet ouer at ie @eite-
Sporpogne frenloeles / @rlag / Mem
2S)oH. s.. i &ipbenbapn bar &c sc
iioIte is Mar> nGret CT gaga blot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

rGeliptiea's l%1nbergang. usociol-
Demofraten" i @ebenbapn bar al
(agt 9eibg bos &aptoin @emming=
lens @ultru.
set er frpgteliet at tanfe paa"
iag6e bl1n. v@fin Mono, Ser f1m c,
35 Mor ga1nmel, bar Ell pr9gtig So
miliefooer, % MI er ban life mere.
|6or ct &or elmer ii6en fu1gte jeg
min 9lb1te Sen til 8a1le,1. !@ar
Ifl1loe rejfe til 2isiabon7 bpor bans
5o6er bap6e ifoffet bom Sure ON
8or6 ct Seilftb. s to Mar bar ba1l
iejlet meo fin Sober iom @atros, oq
MI bau6e ban netop, 1a vGcliptica"
ifuloe a%fiejle, forIoot Sfibet for ct
tage Sen anoen Sure.
rsna mart leg fom biem fra So
men, .inofan6t Direftpr Gbriltenien
Jig og meobelte, at rGcIiptico" Dor
forltit og at min mnn6 por br1tf=
|net".
Sen itafffels @o1,e BRAT / @raoo
og iamtioig iag6e b11n: r@i6 ieg
|eno6a bapoe min Dreng iee,1".
gn 9atter boa 16-17 Mnr try
|lteoe @ooeren me6 at iige:: r@rnc
lite, lille Mo'r - set rptter 10 iffc
noget. 6a'r er nraaffe / 2ipe euo=
mt.
Men imati6ig mes 5ent1e Grpit
|l6 Soarerne 1tilIe nef as Datte=
rens &in0er. @n n1i1tore @ro0er iot
little og tenfte paa fin Ta'r, scr.
nplig bab6e tage Miifeo mes boln.
Gjemoomsialg. .r@omorrpbolm"
or al NroprietGr Mof iolgt til
Groprietar &iertinge frd Marbus=
iGgnen for 137,500 ST. S &mroelcn
meofelger 8eiGtning og S%S1rpentor
fomt m efter at ser er frniolgt for
'20,600 &r. til statsbusmmosbr1io
ct Mreal pan 1873 Ebr. 2al1o.
49, r5inbbierggaarb" poo Mprs,
tilbgrenoe &ropriet9r 81. g. Senien,
er iolgt til @oaroejer g(11ton 2p11gs
poo EbbBolm for 100000 ar.
Iareol 200 Sbr. 2ano. 8eiptningen
m%eofdlger. Sbertagelien timber gtef
bcn 1itc Mpril.
Ghca!c, 2. Marts. @ro. Seoen
ptb 96enfe, Gal1. Mn1eri len, bar al
EroprictGr Sc Meergnrb feM Maor-
ocn Naarittpganro Deo glonger1p.
~ Cor. 6sortforn, for 100000 &r.
9bbsfaIb. &erreosfoeeo eeire
96erreo % 8irfeoomn1er i 2eorebora
8irf g. @an1pmn11t er nfgaaet peb
IEDeoen, 20 aor gornmeI.
0rgo1liit 8. &C. @foarup /
gapfjebing S. e. pll1oieIig bgo.
#a1NA#&S&5D&4IS go #$E&E8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
grpbrefulfet

B~rborefulfet,
9lebaftbr 8albemar aeer ifal TO-
reItoo @isconiins Mfoeli,,g UNDER
noitillinaen / Morge til Gon1mcre,1.
SON %afrciier BERTH ON tort Gio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Ba1tutark.
st % Mnoa.

~Gror Sc, 1e,, bli'r b%egraniet?g"
CT oct ii0ite nne febenbapn{fe 6log=
ORC; set fe6tes uroer Bramoen bos
Mnfer &eegar@ forleoe,1.
Gtatsrouo MnoerieuL 9itniia=
tiff aompagni, bar ifenfet 5000 ar.
til GrbperpelSen al v@ormnercl"
paa 8ornbolm.
gn &pbn1an0 / Gejlc muatte
/ Nolitiretteu bp6e 20 ar. for at
bape iolgt islo1r6ife Mullepglier.
1toen at Sc par merfeoe vSSslmoiIf" IT,.
= @run6eierforeningen / Mos-
filoe bar too @aoebigrner etc. looet
m1bringe 80 gmnilleifilte n1eb SEN
n1anenoe &aaifrift: nsppt life poo
6ortopet!!"
- r6refen Grolola", Ell Gpcret-
te al @ilbert giorbe itormenoe 2pf=
fe / Scala" i-&jebenbapm forleoen.
6rm. Cart gtlar far otter
foaet Seaterbeoilling for neite Sin.
ter. Sou Sc fat altiaa pnrc fprbe=
re0t paa cit Sn1gang v@9ngcbpp.
otng" igien ocrbiemme.
Sra 8%egpnoelien al Starts
Maaneo leogaar / &pbenbapn ct 1lp1
l1gcbla6 for &11nit og @atire. 81
8looet, bbis &aun bliper u6prteiet"
CT fnpttet fglgen6e a1tnitnere ion
Meoeiere:: Gre1 S%lersenien, Cor
Seaien, &i9go Mf5elius, Msrretran
oers, $. Sor6m og =Neter1en
9la6et bliper 16=ii6et, TRIPLES / ;or
og bpi6t oe rebigeres al @aloema'
@al1ter.
&s-I E FH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Gn 2anifer beoret al spiferne.
Sen tpife MfbeIing al 8rol9gger1tes
Gogforeming / Mem s)orf bar balgt
por itnrfe 2onbsman6, 8rolagger
Sens Slien til Delegot ne6 Ben for
Chen 1te%bfinoeroe &onpention.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
HUNT Eannan1wnn.

sE&@N&T.
Spriatteren Subs. =. SEMEN er
i~notrnffen til Mem Dorf.s
9erifinb % 6rf. antta~ Qnno CT
i1rntrnfiet til Mep Yorf % forbercz
Der Spfprelien al Mmbrai,ts 1ors=
bog ben 2oen April.
Zen bauife SCREENING i 8ortlamo,
Ore, afbolot aproua oe, %. Tebr.
lin 30<aorigc Stiftellcsfelt i 9anio
S@oll beriteos. Ga. 200 Mclnl fer
|par tilltebe.
9anlf SBitcriamfnno bar ct Go
rantifono paa $14,207.24; Msilran=
eefonoet $11,579.46 % aasiebebolo-
ming $2,552.46. @cnerolfonoets
aas1ebeboIoning uogier $9,83S.51
bporaf $7,36.14 CT i,olot / 8ant.
~ ~ Er - ~ & . Nk.tR0 4E.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
W{NLM~A S!'S:so!cAll6Sa
NTRfRSAp AMIY
AeaeEIANaAGE

Battered at tho Post Office at St. Paul
Alun., as second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

9sosfalb. @erreosfoeeb 9ejre
.Serreo % 8irfeoommer i 2eorebora
Birf g. 4antpmatt11 er afgoaet hen
5Deoen, 20 Mnr go1rmeI.
Drgal,iit 8. g. Is. @foarl1p 1
NpfJebing S: CT plnoieIiq bgb,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
SKATES OVER DAM AND LEAPS 20 FEET
 INTl) BED OF RIVER
lPerilous Exploit of NeMtoWn Youth Thrills Many Spec tators Escapes Un-
 injured.
Especial to The Far1ner.)

rgevvtosWn Dec 22-Raynaond Con- kgex Of Washington avenue, Sandy E4ouk. W1EiIe skating on the Niantic kanin pond Saturday afternoon, shot kequal alibrium while in the air landed in Rthe bed of the stream, twenty feet kbeaow, and swam to the shore before ssahe mortified spectators had recovered {their presence Of mind sufficiently to E<rl1sh to his aid All expected to find kaainn dead or fatally injured. His only btn5uries were two slight abrasfons of k8he skin of the calves of his legs caused by the rocks in the bed of the Achannel where he landed. He was rushed to the store of Taylor, Curtis | & CO, where he he quickly divested himseIf of his soaked clothing, put on ] suit furnished by Clerk J. A. Till i son, and then walked 1eisurely home. sHe is at work today none the worse for, his experiences. It seems Conger, Ewho is an expert skater was giving an exhibition of fast skating over a { space of a mile for the delectatio11 of [ his associates. Some of these followed him so closely that as he approached l the dam, space was not given him to make the turn, and rather than have ions, and cause injury to them, he chose the course he did with fortunate results as it turned out. Conger is pressrnan at the Bee office, and Is tn e { hero or TnG 0zyy now spnaL the exact | reason for his hazardous exploit is known.
 l The Sandy Hook band has reorgan- { ized with Hobart Warner as leader, and has a weekly rehearsal every
 Monday night at the rooms in the ] Sandy Hook public school. The mem
 bers attend practices faithfully and are fast approaching proficiency. Sew l eral new members have Joined, the ! full roster being as follows: Hobart k Warner, leader; cornet players, John E O. Pitzsch1er Charles Beard, CurneII Beard Herman H.sOppe ST.; clarinet
 players. Julius F. Ellison, Herman H. EOppe, Jr, Samuel Strisilx; bass horn,
 Arthur Beard: alto horns, Joseph # Keane, Fred Leiss; trombones, Ray
 rnond Conger, William Carr, Charles
 mers and cymbaI players have not yet
 been regularly assigned
 Born, Saturday night, son to Mir.
 and Mrs. Charles Beard of Berkshire.
 Miss Mary Murray of Bridgeport will be a guest for the Christmas sea-
 son of MT. and Mrs. Homer Conger.
 Among the townspeople who went
 to Bridgeport Saturday were Mrs. w.
 J.. DriscoIl. Mrs. William Egan. Mrs
 Henry W. Lang and daughter, Miss
 CatIarfne Mrs. w. F.. Hale, Miss
 Mary Kelly, and the Misses Margaret
 and Anna Houlihan.
 Miss Laura. Nolan of New York will
 be the guest of her mother, Mrs. J.
 Nolan. of the Boulevard. for the ho1-
 Idays.
 Miss Ina DriscoII teacher at the I Palestine school. Miss Anna Murphy of Grays Plain district, Miss Mary Kelly of South Middle school, and the good sisters of St. Roses parocf1ial
 school will have christrnas trees for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
ALDERMAN HARRIGAN WOULD GIVE WORK
 TO UNEMPLOYED
Eighth District Man Presents Many Resolutions to
 Council.

With half a dozen resolutions. Al derman Daniel P. sHarrigan of the Eighth district observed his second sitting in the Common Council last night. The alderman has a plan to relieve. the unemployed by putting them at work filling in along the sea wall along the proposed new bou1e- ward from Seaside Park to Payer weather's island. When the resolu- ton came before the board last night Alderman Harrigan urged immediate action on it.
 t'I believe" he said, the city. can find the money somewhere with which to pay for this work. The work must be done eventually and why not have it done by our people who are out of work. There are hundreds of men in this city who would be glad to work two three days each week. In my opinion these men would rather work than accept charity and many of them will be forced to seek aid from the city sooner or later.''
 Alderman Primrose thought the plan a good one and that some action should at once be taken.
 I don't believe the park depart ment has a do1lar,'' said Alderman MacFayden who in fhe absence of Mayor Wilson was presiding. "In a short time the park board will present it's budget to the board of app portion- ment I will refer this resolution to the park board he added.
 In addition to this matter Alder
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
nan Harrigan presented the follow

man Harrigan presented the follow ing:
 That the city establish a city gar- age where city owned cars may be maintained and an accurate account ing of each car may be made and compiled for the advantage of the city. Referred to Miscellaneous com mittee.
 That North Main street from North avenue to the TrumbuIl line be re- paired, to Streets and Sidewalks com mittee.
 That, vehicles bearing advertise ments be excluded from the city streets on the ground that they inn pede traffic and are unsightly, to Ordinance committee. =
 That the Grand street bridge mat ter be reopened, to director of public works.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
their pupils, Wednesday.


 Rev Father Sinnott announced, Sunday that the Sunday school chil- dren of St Mary's school will have a Christmas tree on the afternoon of Christmas day at the school rooms in St. Mary's hall. The services in St. Roses church Christmas Day. first high mass at , a. m, second low mass at 9:30 a. m,, last high mass at 10:3O a.. m. Mass at St Stephens church, stepney. at 8 a. m, at Sacred Heart church, Oxford, at g a. m., and at Southbury church at Il a. m.
 The topics for the January meeting of the Missionary society of the Con gregationa1 church are first, 'sThe Child in the Midst" leader. Mrs. John Hazel Smith 1he hostess, Miss s. c. Scudder. The January meeting will also be the annual meeting.
 Town Clerk Oscar Pitzschler, ad- ministrator on the estate of W. E.. Briseoe, has applied to the probate court for an order to sell the property and close up the estate. The hearing is set down for Jan. ?. 1914.
 Cornelia. A. sherman of Monroe has deeded twelve acres of land lying in obth Monroe and Newborn to Martin Troy of Botsford.
 w. A. Leonard is wiring his resi-. dence and the Newtown Inn for ,elec- tric lighting. A. l.. Julian of Wash ington, Conn, has taken the contract
 Denis Troy of Bridgeport. Patrick Troy of Bethel, Edward and Jerry Troy Of Sandy Hook. John Keane of Zoar and Thomas Carey of Queen street were the pail bearers at the fu- neral of William Shea of Berkshire, Saturday.
 w. J. Brew of Waterbury has spent a few days visiting friends in town. Mrs. D. Murphy of Berkshire is i'm proving in strength to the delight ot htr family and her many friends.
 The will of the late James Corbett of Botsford has been admitted to pro- bate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22

Sea Food Bluepoints, Little NecLs Steamers, Bakers Live Lobsters, Esealops Shrimp, Opened Oysters and Clans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
Fancy Groceries

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 Fancy Table Rasins, lb package 18c, 22c, 25c Fancy Del Monte SeedIess Raisins 1 lib pkg 12c Seeded Raisins ......... 1Oc 1b; 3 for 25c Lemon and Orange Peel f5c lib Drained Citron ........=. 2Qc lib Cleaned -Currants ...................... fOc pkg Mnce Meat, bulk 14c 1b Choice Mixed Nuts ......s...... 13c Ib 2 for 25c Fancy Mixed Nuts 15c lib Washed BraZiiSl.. .-. 12c Ib Medium BraziS $. 1Oc 10 Jumbo PecanS .N16e Ib Select FiIberts 16c lib Pineapple Cheese 4Oc, 60c and 9Oc Imported Camembert f-...-.. 35c box
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
POLICE SEEK WEsTPORTER IN
 CONNECTION WITH saoo CHECK

Westport, Dec 22-Forging a check for $2O0, which aroused suspicious at the bank on which it was presented is alleged to be the cause of Thomas Glynn's being sought by the authori- ties of this town. Thomas, the son of James Glynn. is said to have used his fathers name upon the check and is now in parts unknown while Con- stable Frank E. Sturgis holds a war rant for his arrest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22

Mrs. Louisa Waterman Carpenter, the oldest member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died at 1O8.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22

Jerome Travers, amateur national golf champion, who lives at Mont clair, N J., filed an application for admission to the New York Cotton Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-22
Fancy Groceries

TdEHCy UE UggT IGo PecanS Meat Halves ......... 55c lib Almond Meats 55c and 6Oc lib Walnut Meat Halves ............... 55c lib, Salted Peanuts ............. 35e lib Cherries .............. 15c 25c, 4Oc, 65c bottle Strained Honey 1Oc, 15c, 25c and 35c bottle R. & R. Plum Pudding lib tn 23e; ID tin 38e; small
 10c; 3 for 25c.
 AtmoreS Plum Pudding, 1 Ib tin 22c; lib tin 3Sc:
 small 10c; 3 for 25c. Franeo-A AInerican Plum Pudding 1 lib tin 2Sc; 2 lib
 tin 45c; small 1Oc; 3 for 25c. Curtice Bros Plum Pudding lb tin 22c; 2 lib tin
 3Sc; small 1Oc; for 25c. Popping Corn lib package ...,.......... Joe Edam Cheese ....... sf.OO Mamnouth Queen Olives 25c, 4Oe and 6Oc bottle Stuffed Olives 1Oc, 15c, 25c, 35c ahd 65c bottle
 Curtice Bros. Preserves in glass, Brandy Peaches, Piclkled Pears Del Monte Canned Fruits, Asparagus and Asparagus Tips.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Feb. 5.-Opening.-Spe ulative activity was at low ebb at the opening of today's market and buying was on a smaller scale than recently and professional trades, with no de- veIopments to give direction to their movements, marked time. Price var iations among the active shares were so small that no definite trend was discernfbfe, although after the first transactions the list etiffened slightly. The only fluctuations of consequence were among the inactive shares. Gains of one to three points were made by Colorado Fuel, Studebaker, WooIworth and General Motors.
 Noon.-Stocks were in larger supply today and the promptnese with which they were distributed on the slight early advance were effectually IevelIed down the list. Shares which had been bid up to afford a cover for selling at other points grew weaker when trad CTS became convinced of the futiIfty of European buying, easy money. strength. of the investment portion and accomplishing evidences Of inn proved business conditions, specuIa- tive sentiment was more bearish This was due to the belief of traders that q subSetantia1 reaction was due At noon the test was practically un- changed from yesterdays close Bonds were steady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-05
KNOW MARKET AND GIVE QUALITY SAYS
 SEC. REDFIELD

Baltimore, Feb. 5-Thorough ac- quaintance with the pecu1iarities of foreign customers and a maintenancse of @, high grade of goods sent into those countries was urged by Secre- tary William c. Redfie1d, of the de- partment of commerce at the seventh annual convention of the National Gamers Association here today.
 Spend freely upon the foreign field in demonstration and in distribution, '' said Mr. Redfield. Put the best men available on the job and back them up by the continuous production of good food articles attractively packed and marked with truthful and explicit labels and you cannot keep your sales from growing. Many other lands want new foods and they want good foods and if you give them both they will come to you and you cannot help it. The department of commerce will help you so far as it lies in it's power in the gathering of Information, by the making of suggestions and Iby doing all it can to remove unnecessary re- strictions and arbitrary tariffs in which latter work you may rely upon the fact that the department of state will cordially cooperate.