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SPEED KINGS

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No Time Lost

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
BORROWING ON LIFE INSURANCE

IIAF MILLION dollars of life insurance protection has
 A been taken the wives and children of the country by the habit of borrowing life policies These figures the result of recent investigation by the Life Insurance Presidents Association.
 Of the eoquence Of the life insurance agent counts for much It money while his face versation Only cigar less day. and have paid for thousand two according to or if find want the he pausbly adds, all have to borrow policy which estab fishes your credit
 Under persistent solicitation appealing to the feeling moral obligation policies taken out by with matters They judge of an expend If the money their pocket 1t is right to spend it. The fact That premium payment is due next month is ignored fs S7s VI
 When his policy, he expects to it back This investigation by the presidents showed that few of these loans repaid. s
 is i-fed to cope with the world The time that might have provided her with bread winning equipments has to service to husband and
 pretty hearted who not every thing possible to degree Of comfort behind
  gance business ambition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
WEDDING BELLS,
 SHERWOOD HOME
'NuptiaIs of Ruth A. Sherwood to George Gorrfgan We'll
 Attended.

Miss Ruth A. Sherwood. daughter >of MT and Mrs Richmond Sherwood W. CorTington of Jacksonville, Fla. were married last night at the home of fhe bride.
 Lenote of the Clyde line, was best man and Miss Fannie Sherwood, a cousin of the bride. was maid Of honor.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Walter Bennett, pastor of the West End Congregational church
 The bride wore a gown of white wore lavender crepe de chine. Both carried shower bouquets of brides roses. About fifty guests were pres ent. A supper was served after the ceremony. The happy couple will sail on southern trip on February srd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
DIR. PATTON, n TODAY,
 GREATEST OF sONIONs''

Nowadays the little island of Ber- muda, aloof in the Atlantic about 700 miles from New York, is principally interested in the tourist crops. When a liner steams into Hamilton harbor which liners now do with great fre- quency-the question of the moment Is. How many tourists did she bring 7'' A score of years ago the first inquiry was, whats the price of onfon?" It was so when Mark Twain first visited the .1sIes of enehantment.' and on the subject of Bermuda onions he wrote:
 'sThe onion is the pride and joy of Bermuda. It .s her jewel. her gem s& gems. Ia Aer conversation, her pu-pIt. her literature, it is her most frequent and eloquent figure. Tn Ser nudlan metaphor it stands for per- fection-perfection absolute. The Rernudian weeping over the depart ed exhausts praise when he says, He Was an onion The Berrnudian ex- folling the living hero bankrupts ap- p1nuse when he says, He is an onion The Bermu6fan setting his son upon the stage of fife to dare and do for himself c1imaxes all counsel slpp1l- ~a4son- adxnoaition- comprehends all
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
MAY LOWER GAS RATE
 IN BRIDGEPORT.
Representatfvb Lynn Wilson's Fight
 Apparently Successful.

] tFrom The Hartford Courant) The fight which Representative { Lynn Wilson and John Fl. McNfur- ] ray of Bridgeport have been wa ging since the early part of the { 1918 legislative session for a reduc- ) tion of gas rates in their city has been partially successful. The pub lie utilities commission has decid- ed that the petitioners have made out a pri1na facie case against the { Bridgeport Gas Light Company and } have ordered the company to sub- ! init 2 physical valuation of its properties before April, to be made by an individual, or a firm approy- ed by the commission. When this report is made the Commission will consider how much of a cut in the rates the company can stand, ta- king into consideration it's financial condition. a, Among his many other protests Representative Wilson. although more concerned at the time with :, the tsNew Haven'' road, insisted that the city of Bridgeport should have lower gas rates. He put this idea in 8 bin and argued it before various committees, but the legis- Iators refused to have anything to do wfth the matter. on the ground that it should properly come before the public utilities commission.
 Accordingly 2 petition was pre- sented to that committee and a ] hearing was held. The matter drag ged along through the summer and tho order for a financial valuation came on motion of the gas conn pany to dismiss the petition. The rate for gas charged by the Bridge port Gas Light Company is now said to be $1,1O gross for 1000 cn-
 bic feet, and $1 net. Other conn pazaies in the state charge from S5 OF 90 cents up to $1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22

ambition, when he says, .3e an onion
 Bermuda has produced a number of human s.onionss'. but perhaps the most famous of all "onions', is Dr. Francis Landey Patton, Woodrow Wi ! sonss predecessor as president of Princeton University. Dr., Patton was born in yvarwicl< parish Bermuda, |ss1enty-pne years ago today and re- |ceived his early education at Warwtcl< Academy in his native island. Then came the time when he set out teto dare and do for himself and with the adrnonition to .sBe an onienp Ting ing in his ears, sailed away for Can. ada, where he entered the Knox Col lege, Toronto, and later the University of Toronto. His ambition was to- he went to Princeton where he com pleted his education at the theolosl- cal seminary. Tn 1865 he was or- daineds to the Presby terian ministry, and in the same year he married the daughter of New York clergyman. A fter several years as pastor of churches in New York and Brooklyn, he was offered the chair Of Cyrus F.
 Mccormick professor at sthe Theoloe- icaI Seminary of the Northwest in. Chicago. and remained there about ten years. also acting as pastor of . Chicago church.
 pr. Patton's conneetion with the Princeton faculty began in 1881. when a chair in the theological seminary was especially endowed for him by Robert T.. Stewart. He was profes- sor of ethics and of the relations of philosophy and science to the Chris tian religion. Tn 1888 he was made president of Princeton University, but in 1902 he was succeeded by Dr. woodrow Wilson and returned to the theologicaf seminary. of which he be- came secretary. Incidentally. Presia dent Wilson has spent several vaca- tions in Bermuda, Dr. Patton,s birth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
TOPICS OF THE TOWN

Clearing the board at the teIe-
 phene exchange and thereby causing
 no end of comFpiications when you may be having an interesting and i'm
 portanlt conversation is awkward to
 say the least and may be the cause
 of some of the grouches encountered
 on the street and In offices It is ex-
 piadr1ed that ll1dotlbteday ssreenfs opp e1HtoTE are largely responsible, but 1t
 would be unjust to credit the proceed
 ure entirely to green, operators. as
 they are not in that class It is bad
 enough Wlren you cali up a mum ber. and know which one to call again
 when central sweetly asks you what
 number were you taakhng with.
 pIease?' but much more so when YOU
 were called, do not know who ds call4
 ing or from what telephone and the person does not cafI again under the belief that you have become offended
 and rang off.
 Officials of the Department Of Char Itiets have their troubles these days ir, preventing City cases from being sue cessfu in boarding at one of the hos pitfalls during the incleanerat weather
 They have prejudice about going to l1al1erfew, possibly, aud some of them admit tIrait they are afraid they will not be cHassed as too i'll to work fl sent there. They have heard, some of them know that the hospital fare is superior ito hotels, that there are clean warm beds to sleep in and nurses to attend to their every want As a result the. emergency. llospbtal surgeons are called upon to pass on synapto1ns Indicating almost every se- rious ailI1Re1nt known to medical sci- ence- The subtle methods used by some are almost uncanIy and would seem to imply that. they must have consulted books of medicine and de- cided upon some disease befog,e ap- bearing.
 In the increasing of Bridgeport Po- lice Depantn1ent' s efficiency, numerous persons having occasion to get in touch with officials Of the department or other departments connected with the switch board have suggested that some provision be made so as to have a conpetent operator on duty at all times. During the time when either Mrs Grace Drew or Mrs. Kate Bur roughs are in charge of the switch-l board the service is efficient and quick, as much so as dt can be under ! the circuans stances. But they are not expected to be on duty all of the time l and there are hours, some of them during the busiest times; of the week 1 when the desk lieutenant has to ham de the switchboard in addition to | such minor duties handling all l ends of a possible murder case, sui- l eide, arnfbuIaIpce calls, booking half a | dozen raid victims or drunlSs, hearing | half @. dozen complaints and supeI-vis- ing the duty calls of thet men over the l recording system. On Ia busy night | the official would have to be a benson | with half a 9lurad-sd aGT1s. ears and | voices to do everything in the time | desired.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
BUCCANEERS, ANCIENT AND MODERN

T~HE FIRST ACT the long bloody played by
 the buccaneers of the Spanish Main staged at Tor uga 276 today when the Spaniards assacred all the settlers they could find that island the headquarters of the buccaneers traders and ggers rather than robbers About 300 de buccaneers the island time of the slaughter they had been uthess buteered they raised the black flag and declared and the Tor
 ga the buccaneers found and from that
 time they constituted ready for employment against Spain any other condition sharing the loot obtained from Spanish ships France and England employ the buccaneers various times and they also acted nde pendeny against Spain time the profession buccaneers frowned and the turned pirates preyng the of all nations Spain paid dearly for the massacre at Tortugas
 There modern buccaneers in the financial world how who could vanished pirates and make in hour than they could in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
1R. GOLDMAN DECLINES
To DISCUSS ME YE.

TO DISCUSS ME YERS' SUIT..
 L.. J. Goldman of this. city. who has been made defendant in an action Drought by W. c. Meyers of this city. the details of which appeared in these did not care to discuss the matter at this time as he had placed the case in the hands of his lawyers and was prepared to appear at the proper time in Justification of his acts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
ONE DEAD, THREE OTHERS
 FATALLY HURT IN FIRE

Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. 22-An un- identified man lost his life and three other persons were probably fatally burned in a fire that destroyed the National hotel, a small lodging. h2HSe here. early today. Several -RgEsops were injured in jumpirS fro.ss VI fn- dows. The fire was caused by the ex- plosion of 8 coal stove in the office Of the bnilding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
Broad street

States.
 Cuban authorities sought the return Of one of their nation who lied to Florida after committing a crime iH Cuba The fugitive was arrested ana taken before the Tampa. iusrrce.
 The first the state department ofH- cials heard of the proceedings was in letter in which the justice report ed that, in accordance with the terD11 of the treaty between the United States and Cuba, he had turned Tho
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
sEIGEL TAKES STAND

New York, Jan. 22-Henry siegel, or the private banking firm of Henry SiegeI & Go. and Of the department stdre enterprises now in the hands of receivers. took the place of hts partner. Frank E. vogel, as witness before Special Examiner George C.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
TAMPA JUSTICE IS
 REBUKED BY FOLK

washang1Hon, Jan. 22-Solfcdtor Folk. Of the state department, has repuked a justice of the peace in Tampa. Fla, for over-reaching his authority by de- ctding a ouest tion of extradition with out consulting the officials rho admin ister the foreign affairs of the United
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22

Maurice Hewlett, the famous Eng
 fish author. win be fifty three today
 Istl<e so many other literary lights. he. too, has fallen victim to the prevail ing ..sexeitenent,. and his latest now eI, Helen Redeemed,' 7 has been some what shocking to Mrs. Grundy. MT. Hewlett started his career as barris- ter. and for some years was in the land revenue service. He was well past thirty when he published his first volume, and his fame did not extend across the Atlantic until he wrote Richard Yea and Nay some four teen years ago. Since then he has won a host of admirers in America. as well as h England. ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22
APPROVES GOVERNMENT . OWNERSHIP OF ROADS

Indianapolis, Jan. 22-GovernH1ent ownership of the railroads or the country. it appears, will be favored by the United Mine Workers of Amer ica, in conference here this week
 The resolutions committee last night refused to report a proposition to call upon Congress to pass a law prohibiting railroad and stret ear com panies from taking fares from pas sengers not provided with seats
 A resolution providing for govern ment ownership is contained in the list given out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-22

place. and Is a devoted admirer of the charms of the little group of islands. It fkfs understood that the President desired to go to Bermuda this winter. but decided not do to do so on ac- count of the fact that the ..isles of the lily and the onion are foreign soil pr. Patton's son joined the Ro- man Catholic church a year or two ago.