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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

News From Neighboring Towns
EASTON

Robert w. Marsh has purchased new touring car.
 Miss Ruth King of Fairfield will be present on April 2srd at the Meth
 odist hall on Sport Hill and give one of her pleasing entertainments. Af- ter the entertainment cake and ice cream will be served. Tickets are now on sale.
 Mrs. Thomas Turney has been con fined to her home by illness. Her
 daughter, Mrs. Zina Beard, of Shell ton, is assisting in caring for her.
 MT and Mrs George B. Beers of Sport Hill spent Friday with their
 aunt, Mrs. Betsie Sherwood. Mss Mae Freebouer, who has been
 spending several weeks in Hartford with relatives and friends has re-
 turned to. her home.
 Miss B1ance Wade of Greenfield has returned. having spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Ambrose Marsh. 1. on Sport TIiIl.
 Mfr and Mrs. Phdlo Platte of New town were guests on Good Friday of MT. and Mrs. J. Arthur Sherwood. Several from here attended the fu- neral of Deacon Charles Nichols,
 which was held from his late home in Greenfield on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock The burial was in the Aspetuclx cemetery.
 Ts1e Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church held a meeting at their hall on Thursday afternoon. The members tackled a quilt after which 1 supper was served. There was a large attendance. =
 The fDorcas society of the BaptiEt | church will hold an apron sale, at the hall on Friday evening, April IT. There will be a, booth for fancy arti- cles. a candy booth, also a .tnecktie table" of both ladies' and gentIemen'e 6 1 ties, and handIerchiefs will also be for sale There will be a. fine pro- gram of music, readings and recita,- lions, after which the members will
 serve another of their good suppers, | All are welcome
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

THE Italy Tpo, China, the be- subsequent the Haiti and finally
 
 Immediately hand GREAT. STRONG, PoWERFuL WITHOUT INVOLVING OURSELVES IN oR PEACE Aapc ORD N NEcHsoRs TtRoUoH WHOLLY WITHOUT MONROE DOCTRINE
 the of general of willingness settle everything that little hardly be made longer for they include all the of world. next to SOMETHING THAT REALLY BINDS SOMEBODY something treaty
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
Tashua and Long Hin

Miss Ruth Mallette, who has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Arabella Manette, returned to her position in New York Tuesday.
 George Treadway is spending q few days in Kent as guest of friends
 The last Lenten Sewing society has pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs Seth Hill Wednesday,. On ac- count of the storm not as many as usual attended Those present were, Rev. l.. Robert Sheffield, Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. Estella Benedict, Mrs. Lorenzo MalIette. Mrs. Dwight Fuller, Mrs. Levi French, Mrs. George Mall lette, Mrs. Franklin Mallette, Mrs. William MaIlette., Mrs. John Tread well, Mrs. Seth Hill and Mrs Emme- line Gilbert
 William Randall is making exten- sive improvements in his home, Da- wis Brothers of Easton are redecor- ating the interior.
 Miss Grace Smith, of Long Hill, is confined to her home with the measles and unable to. attend school in Bridgeport.
 Christ Episcopal church, Tashua. held service Good Friday at 2:3O o'clock
 Mrs. Charles Kaechele, of Tashua, was recent guest of Prof. and Mrs Lewis Eggart of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. John Nelson, the Tashua nurse, has returned to her home here after spending some time in Stepney with Mrs. John Benedict.
 Gussie Peck is afflicted with the measles. His sister, Miss Mildred Peck, has just recovered from an attack of the same complaint.
 Granville Dunning who has been so very i'll has so far recovered as to be able to be out in the air this week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
Physicians Rush From One Patient to
 Another
By Dr. J. P. wARBASSE of German
 Hospital. Brooklyn
THE PATHos OF MEDICINE IS
 THAT MOST pHvstcIAMs

-S THE PATHos OF MEDICINE IS
 THAT MOST PHYSICIANS
 HAVE TO TAKE A CAME LER,s CHANCE AND RUSH FROM ONE PATIENT TO ANOTHER, WITHOUT GIVING FULL ATTEN- TON TO ANY, IN TIRE HOPE OF BEING ABLE TO EkE OUT AN <IN- COME
 Physicians are merely business men, MORE CONCERNED WITH GETTING A LIVING than any thing else. The necessity of mak- ing a living results in the splitting of fees, in unscientific and poorly paid labor and in quackery The physician is driven to this by ecp- homie conditions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
GO WHERE THE CROWD GOES

The Fairfield Restaurant and Rath- skelIer at 174-178 Fairfield avenue is the Mecca for the good people of the city who like the good things of life, good food, good wine, and good enter tainment and nightly the large dining room is crowded with ladies and gentlemen. They show wisdom for at the Fairfield every thing is the best, the cuisine, the service and the enter tainment There is 8 concert of high class music, the orchestra being assis- ted by singers of note, dancing and instruction in the new dances. Com mencing Monday the manag cement will serve a table a. hote dinner from 12 to o'clock at a moderate price. The Fairfield will answer all of your requirem ents as to a place for a fine lunch or dinner accompanied by excel lent entertainment. Go where the crowd goes, to the Fairfield. Matinees Wednesday and Friday afternoons Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
CONDUCTOR DIES As
 RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Greenwich, April 13-Patrick Re- neghan, a conductor on a trolley car died in a local hospital as a result of injuries he received Saturday at the carbarns. of the headlights when he got into the way of. another car and was knocked down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
Careless.

Have you made a special study of the subject on which you are going to lecture g'
 s.No.' replied the gifted speaker. "I tried that once, and I got so interested in the subject that didn't have time to write the lecture" = Washington Star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
CHILDREN's DISEASES
 VERY PREVALENT

Whooping cough is about every where. Measles and scarlet fever al- most as bad. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for unframed throats and coughing. Mrs. I. c. Hostler, Grand Island. Nebr., says: My three children had severe attacks of whoop- ing. cough, and a very few doses of FoIey's Honey and Tar gave great re- nef.'' Hfnd1e's Drug Store.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
FREIGHT CARS JUMP
 AT SOUTH NORWALK

South Norwalk, April 1s-Trains were delayed in South Norwa1k today by the jumping from the tracks of two freight cars. This was caused by the bursting of the airbrake hose wIich set the brakes too suddenly.
 Coroner Phelan, of Bridgeport, is expected here this afternoon to be- gin an inquiry into the death of a Greek who lives in Bethel, killed last night. by a, train.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
Man,s Love For weman.

elf a man loves a woman for her looks he will love her for five years. If he loves her mind he will love her for ten years. If he loves her ways he will love her forever And every woman believes when she marries that her lover loves her ways.-Exchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
cenaoIatien.

Would you marry a man who has the reputation of being not more than half witted ?''
 'sNo, but I'll be a sister to you."- Houston Post
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
soMERsvILLE MILL INCREASE

Hartford, April 13-An addition is being built to the dye-house of the Somersvil1e Manufacturing Co.,, mems woolens and kerseys. to increase the facilities of the finishing and co1oring department. and for other special uses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
AN EXPLANATION

Editor of The Farmer:
 Sfrs- -- We, representing the Monitor Quartet hereby state that we are not affiliated with Monitor Lodge. No. 3s, l. O. O. E., except as individuals and any contrary report is erroneous
 MONITOR QUARTET
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

akd nos help. E was less than month after it broke cut that commenced to use <zassssr@ Soap and Ointment I used to sDus the CMticura Ointment on when going to bed and used the Cuticura Soap. The help they were doing me was seen right 1runu Iths start and soon my sIin was all sznooeh.f was cured" tsjsned) ". H. B0utwell. May 20. 1913.
 sWhy should use CutdesRa Soapf There Hb noek&ng che matter with my kr1n and I shc-seht Cutzcura Soap only For skin troublss True. ie is for safn srorzB4es. but its great rnisafon is to prevent skin troubles. Fog more than generation it's delicate. urnoE1sent and prophylactke properties have rendered 1t the ssandard for this purpose. wHEls los extreme purity and refreshing fra eraacs Eave to fs ali she advantages of tho best Of toilet soaps Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold everywhere. liberal sample of each mailed free. with Ba-p. Skin Book Address postcard :. Cu- t1cura. Dept. 2. Boston
 wAfen who aanz8 and shampoo with Gu sie.zra Soap will ana e bMsfor skin and scalp.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
Cynical.

My wife is an angel,'' said the boob.
 How long has she been dead ?'' asked the grouch. = Cincinnati En- quirer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

sIoth makes all things dfHicult, but industry all things easy-Franklin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

Rear Admiral Andrew Dunlap, U. s. N-. retired. died in the Naval hospital at Washington, aged TO years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13
TERRIBLE ITCHING
 HUMOR ON FACE
'PimpIes Like Small BIisters. Kept from Sleep. Suffering Terrible.
 CuticuraS Soapand 0lntmentCure

SSsrfing, Mas My humor conmeneed Nrrt with a small spot of LIitEIe white pinn- ,,1e= with red surface. The panuples locked
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

Captain Louis s. Van Daszer, of tie battIeship Utah, was placed on the retired list after 30 years of service.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

like small bhsssFs- They dists1rbed mo after retaring and kep& nae from going to sieep. The spot spread to cute a good size and being on my face 1t began Co saarm me The suffering from its l4chin9 was terri ble- It caused dlzagHre- naent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

Farmer Want Ads lc a word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

Labor troubles have caused a seri- ous delay in the building of Sir Thom- as Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock ".
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

s Spring Custom Woolens B SEE LYFORD BROTHERS BUY
 E Hast Sada and west End x
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-13

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

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|als 0as neutrality-suspicious., als Heinz
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mehr 10 unmDelih uno uusgeI6lo''en
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eriitirenben 9inge iIt2 Dir piiien es
nltt. 9lber es tit m0qliG, ia naRrs
Iheiulih. bab bic fleiuIten Sheilden
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Raum erfiilIenoen untpdabor teinen
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bag Die Qetberatoms ita DieIIeiht 81
ben gIettronen perbdlten, tpie oieis
su ben DaiIeritoffotbomen. Wtit ben
getheratomen ober tpirben mir aller
Wobrihsinlihfeit nach aud Die leBte
Grense ererihsn uub Dirtlid Die
tleinIten 9inge Der materieIIen MeI'
por uns haben.
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Commit ffioneye Gfflcf,
SamtIfoH &ogHih. Gbto.
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fsebrunr 1914 uIH ~ glg GRsitnas, iaE Die
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Iite, pon SGrrtfoH 4iiI bS sur acrpcraitcrss
2iaie bon Gleers in 2dMt nre 1retH LopTi'
fatpE.
lie grbeH bat III eeihebsn IN uetereinfiim'
mura mi. 6rH QiduEu nrb @pesiftaiauen
pelebe ieei In Der C''IEf hes @oGrh Of gpaHib
GomWIfitoners affiifHeu.
sIue @nge5oiC ml"cn en sSormrlnreR aasaf,
feriioi feir ipelhs iU oer Etfice bes &eorb Of
QouHip goEiWifonesh III BADEN Ee. lnte be-
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faHibnnbcr, 1900 HU Cellars nit sipei alifen
unb geHlaeHoeH @srsFn. bnf bsr &ieier efn
aonirait Ciuaebcn uuh Bite arheii aaAiahreH
ipirb i'm SaIr heylfilC Tim suetfauHi ipirb.
Die Goauin Commits oHers hehal'eT fit ias
Retf bot ireenetlH 0oer ale aaatboie Gu
pfriperieu.
Sun elafiraa oes goarb Of SauriIi0n GsAHta
GommifioEers
areb 6. g2effeImaun, 8rdiibent
utteit: VI bert AetnRarbt Qietf
% 20 bi2
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SamiIfon 6 Gpuuio. Chto,
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csaenqeuunrner IN Der E''ite oes @odrn OF
@onHfh Gommiffioners BIZ SrettnG, ben 20
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SieiHen enioup Sniem Ii'f buH Aeir bstds
innub 4iie btg Cbto Riie IN anhcrfoH Ioturis
fhn
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6pmn1iitoHers GHfIepeu.
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her1perfcH.
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Ecunin Gomniiiicners bic Sreitda, ben i3.
M;6r3 1914. nm 12 ubr Wiiiaas, tiir BITE
Eadtifshenbe Nounintarbeti:
Sends ben spesfjvnticnen So cog eiir
bic RerbeIierBIa Der Dainmi aesuiie in wsdbeis
rd, Ron Gnmarao 8iIe bis s5otpHee @eab. tn
Geumbin EopHfbir
Tie agtf!t bar "a ce'fsten In usbereinftims
sstfra mil hen RIdnen ure Epftiffafiorsr.
nslAs tesi tn Der Ci':ce bes @onrb 1i gonaft
Gnmmiriorsrk nufftsler.
nIIe Mnaebois tuiffsH auf SerraIersn ausoa.
lsrsioi fetr. tnelte In Der Cffee hes 9oarb ct
Gcunte Gcmmtifiorers an bahen ftrb unh be-
aieitet fstn ern eirem esorb In her Sobe bon
ffinfbnneeri Is50000l Dollars nit sfnet ens
ten inb aeraasresn Hfreer ole Einerbeii bas
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sussntruna Der arbsii. I'm eaHs serfefbe ibm
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tertrsrfen
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@erftegeIte Anpebpif iperbsn ent:
ceaen1ennmmcn iit Der Effice ees trnrn VI
Gonnth GoIHrniificners bis 3 taa, ben 20.
sSebruar 1914 nm IL ilbr IQittdes, fur Die
nathifebenoe @pnrfnsMrbeii:
Sends ben @pe3iftfatiouen aso. bst--5nr
Die 2efernre INTO stbiieieruna bon eeitlagener
gteinen entIana Der NIne Rcd Rite .sfpifdheR
GoIfroia gtie limo benz Great WsiaIni Miner,
In 9oIerain Snipnfhip
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mniic nit heit Qlduca pno Spe&ttifaftoHsnt
ncIcte jept IN orr Office bs5 9odro. Of County
0r,rtHisitpner5 niffliepeu
.iue Nngcbcie nfiiilen nui 1crmnIaren ansps.
fcrfigt fein, ipsIde In brr Office kes Bonro e'
GrHiin Hon,.niiiirusrs Su hahen itrh. uiIc be-
alelici tein bon einem Rcnh ifti getrdgc no't
tiirfbunbert tS5o000) Toanrs nit sipgi .gnfcn
uno aeniecithcH Airgsn, nIs Sidierbeit eGflr.
rnf ocr gietff hen acntrofi 'iraehcn ntrh cur
gnsfnbrima ber srbsit, I'M Sale oer'eine ipin
5uerfanni miro.
1ie ernutn gonimiticrcrs tebnlien IT'D oas
Hedi ber iraeiteen ooer Gle Anfeocie eii
tCrtpcricft.
9m ariiraee ees goaro Of .onititoE gonnp
go,EuiiiftGnefS,
Sreb e. aeftcImann, RrditseHi.
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Cincinnati, O., 20. Ieuuar 1914.
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eeafueenommen tn oet Gttiee oes Soafo 9i
GoantA Gomui uiiioHetS bis Sretfaa, ben 20.
Ge5ruar 1914 nm ~ nhr @sislaas, iiiI bic
nadicigfuhe Gounlh-g Ebeit:
GeHdb ben Epf}lfliaiionsE 30. 5s9 - Sfli
gleieruug nRp abue'erunu bon pednaeneR
eieinen enilaup Der 9nHsiI.eu File, bon ber
Bniier 9ouHia Ginte bis 1cueee Gin, in
Sprinafeto IouHitig
Die arbeit bal ~ aeEdsbsH III uetereiHi'ims
mnHa nit BEN 4lhreu urb SpeSitiieilunsH,
nelde iegi ta ber CtiiCe hes Boarb OF 9pan!p
GommiilieUers Guilcaen.
Sue aupeboie miiHgn OH Tcrmliinren aus1e.
feriiat feiH, peihe ~ Der Etfite hes Fcare OF
Qountn GOmnglfilpners 81 bdben f.Ho. uno be-
aisiiei fetH BON einrm Hrrb in ber 6obe rpH
iiinlburoert $500 00l 3olngs init sire, anier
rnn aenagenoen SlIaen. baE Der Aieier ben
stontrati einaeheu uno Bite nrbsif uuefihreu
pirb, i'm y - beriebe ihm suerf1nHi ntEe.
Tie Goun,n Gommtiiipneys betnlfeH fl1 tas
Reni Dor. trgenoetH cber Gle angebcie gu
periperfen
am auftrna ses Boars Of Sauilton Gsuntu
GommiHioneIs
greb G. BetfeImann, @rafseen,
at'eii: u user! 8etnturst Gisrf.
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4nfiifIicft 6rHnih, shtc.

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cincinnati, g., ~. Scbtnar 1914.
9erfteaelfe anaebpte perben ert.
aeaenneitnmr1en IN nsr Efsiee bes En6rb cf
epnnip GpmmiHioucrs big ssrcitan, ben ~.
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HndfteheIlbe 0ouifb Mrbeii.
cseHdb sen spesitifnttonsn SO. Ess ssiir
bic Mepayanr Der 9Seft giiGrii Wtncr Mcan.
bon sieir Baltimore bis sn sinem Funlf fnhe
gRIn, anoumnH'S RorhiiIiie, cine Gircde ron
1000 fsub, IN GroAhh Goipufbp
Iie Grbei bGf sn nefGeteu IN netsselniftus
niuna init ben WIhfilu rrb SBfSsfisditcneff.
intime iett aitfIiecen in ber Efficc eeS Hparo
cf N0iHth ncrfmfffi0Hsrs.
mue Mnefoeie riiiifen auf yermisEnrsn ausee.
fertiGt ftif, rosI6e In ber Csftee beS goaro Of
Toatth mEirtouer& su haben iiub uuo be.
fletiet feia bon einsm Worb in Der 66te bon
eini1nieno lsf,00nD0l Dollars init sfuei gniea
tifn aeftiiecnoen Riiraeu. ole Gimerbfri bnfIir,
bah Der 4etsr ben aruiratt eiHpetcn tpirb snr
aasfnhrnna Der Grbeit I'm Bale bcrfeIbe itrI
fiierfnnnf tpirb.
9fe Gountn gsmmiiiionegs tsbaIten iit1 bcs
acf,t Dor, ir1enoeir eocr ale anseboie sn hgr.
merton
On ald,rna be5 moaro Of saraiIton GouH;s
gcmmttficners
5reb. q. sseffeImanu, RrdHoent
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Gpfss an qpn,raitprsn.
Gommiffipner's Efftee
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SamiGto Comm, bto, 49,
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bet ncroEifeH storporaiicrss2iEie ooH spepIoi
big fineoln Moenne In @rcca 1r'rT'ptp
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fnune mil aeu Qldnen iilh Eref'iialicnri seei.
DE iett alifiieaen In Der Eftee oss Searo OF
9eunin Gpmmtiiionere.
gne anaebnie miifien or fcrmnloreil nnsees,
feriini fein. ipeIfe in Der C''te oec Scdro oi
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periperien.
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