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The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
STATE OF MCHICAN-IN
THE RECORDERS COURT
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE MATTER OF TAX.
ING PRIVATE PROPERTY
BY THE CITY OF DETROIT,
FOR THE USE OR BENEFIT
OF THE PUBLIC, FOR
PARK PURPOSES.

At a. session of said court held
upon the sth day Of October. A. b..
1915. In the City Of Detroit:
Present. the Honorable william r.
Connolly. Recorder Of the Recorders .
II appearing from the return Of the
summons In the above entitled cause
that certain Of the respoudents can
not be found within the County OF
wayne, tc-wit: Helen 3. 0odSrey.
ridge and Alice b. wrssSt; a. ana nIss; sss;
said respondents have not been served
with summons issued by said court,
IN the maaner provided by Law, and
that said respondents are at present
non-residsnts aud have not vo1untar.
is HEREBY oRDERED, xDJI DoEb
AND DECREED that said rsspon1 :
lroy, Ficrsncc C. Hoidridss ana Alice
p. Wright appear and sh0w cause. q
sssE s:SS sy ~ &c q g:
i2S ~ N = 6F5 Il:
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
N0TICE--AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssGssoRs OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. ~, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1863.

To Pope Baking Co. Geo. .Renaud.
chss; Tfoestsr- ( 4. hsdus. Susan
Alfred Hesd. Emma Davis. John Nor.
rev. Edward Pricia. J. g. Troester.
Thsr:ss There. curIsy nny, A. n s,sw wsndt Nellie
dyer. +. r: Chsn., Carl Ksibsrsr, Rob.
ert HouGhton. Henry komefskI. 3.
Rogers. Fred. Fassnocht. A. r, Korte.
A. Il. Look. John Elliott. y. n. Ney.
sring, Minnie Wells. jefferson Land
Co., Thaiss Buck, A. a. Tsmpletou,
S.rpinsss & pc ii J. bins.m:S. m:S'es; csroiin. Sins
Schenck. William Psrrien. David Ire
land. Marie Berthsl, Helen HSughson.
Epstsin. b. West. Pope Baking Co,
And 70 all other person: ewnlng. ee-
oupyise .ses ,osherwise inssreessd i9
sStass Q the local ssesssatat dis-
s: e. e - :: 81
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sonaily served upon respondents
wherever found. II practical ~ least
six days before Nov. 10. 1915. And Il
creed that the service OF this order,
" personal service Is not practical
as 70 such respondents. be made BY
publishing . copy for three successive
weeks. at least once In each week.
In The Detroit Times. q nswspspsr
pubiished within the municipality,
and that the last publication thereof
20 De AZ least six days before the said
tsisnedp ". y CcocNNotiY.
Recorder of the City Of Detroit.
Dated Oct. 3. 1918.
THOMAS p. PENNIMAN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
HARRY ]. DIN0EMAN,
OF Counsel.
Business address. sol City
Hall. Detroit. MIchs
a p.s copy: JOHN A. oRoaAN.
B-sos- - Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
FRED HERRESHOFF
y; IN SANITARIUM

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s.--riling
OF 4 petition for a writ OF habeas
corpus disclosed today that Fred
erick HerTeshofY. one Of the best
known golf players in the United
States, and son OF a wealthy New
York chemist, IN confined In q sani-
tarium at Gladwin. Pa. Judge Pat.
tesson will hear arguments on the
petition as soon as Herreshoff's s
nerves will permit him to be
brought into court.
HerreshofY. It was learned. fed
from New York to escape being
committed to q private institution.
His father ID said to have learned
Of his arrival In Philadelphia. and
TO have used his influence to have
him committed to a sanitarium.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
N0TICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF -AesEssoRo OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct. 80. 1915. :.
Paving Notice No. 1867.
COLUMBUS AVENUE.

To Sophia Catherwood. w. 8. Po-
cock. 4. st5iekiand, George Eu-
G. 7; Trombly. a. Z. Summers. OTTO
McLau ghlin,- simon Salsbsry, Chas. e.
Korltsow, Herman Nathrek, Il. Il.
Sn. b. H:arx !. xhs. a iSn ke.Ss Gnsi hrI. l.
sst w. Bentley. Chas.A. Acore9or, +.
Tssky, r. Livingstons. lrs. 3. Hsy-
ers. +. Npston. Robert J. Bisakicy,
Dumas Realty Coz Thos. A. Murphy.
G kuSss. & snHH Henssisir L Lane SS'T:. co Ervs. <.
Fathsriy. Daniel Warden. jennie Nc
Connell, Mary Kaiser. c, ". serbert.
Edward Brushe uriah .. vordon. Bsr.
tha G. Dyske, Norcs Ph?lan. Mary a.
bowen. n Ss:. cS.. 'fSH fonsi. Fl HSTG 5Si;.
SRssT. Horace scrs:s. y. L Hsii.
Ec.si. xrtkuI 6. wslis. John G.spsr.
4 W. colysiI Ghas. .kcitscns. Thso.
Srs3 Ssry M1: sSriS. Ss..s ~issr Huso 1sy: zsn
der. J. Brscht. N. A. McKsnsis. n. Il.
Fischer, Mrs, +. ~. Hail r, A. 0agon.
=. II. Stein. Narchel A. Hoors. Ernsst
+ psshan; Gee; watts. Robert Fair,
jsnsisSs. II. A. Cone jacob A, rye.
chaA D. koeltsoco. Violet Myliis. C.
Ssv.sssf 81. skSS:,y sfEH.s E.ss; sss:
Sidses q a.. 9. cismsn;s, ". = East
emslIns Hungsrferd, James oarret.
eon. II. .Thomas. Z. DALE. Cooke. and
ss ~ y ssasr sSy
~ lets ana pssplses freating On
SlstsS s'iSss ~ 1Ssss:; S SssS.,ssisss
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR BUILD.
ING ENGINE HOUSE

sealed proposals will be received
~ the office OF the Fire Commit ssion
Hn.h aso .. m. Monday. Nov. .. 1918.
house at Grand River and LinsIade
avenues. In accordance with plans
end specincations on nls In the Office
es chittendsn 4 Kotting. architects,
ssVs Dime Bank building. The right
served. The successful bldder.will be
yeQuired to furnish n satisfactory y
surety bond In the amount of con-
tract to guarantee fulnilment Of
posaI for building engine house No.
~. and delivered to the undersigned.
GEORGE J. FINN.
b-Sa1 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

Detroit. having ordered 30 much Of
Columbus avenue. from the west curb
line Of Linwood avenue to the east
Ps "a .Sd Sa Dsvs Dsvss 5Ss. 70 Ss sn
that an assortment has been made
upon ali the lots and premises 'front.'
ing On said Columbus avenue. and IL
able TO 3 a:ses:ed for said ,mpreys-
Charter. and that q roll OF said as
sessment In now completed and will
remain at the Assessors Ofnce. In the
City. Of Detroit from the date hereof
OF ali persons concerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
BY 0usTAVE J. ALBREcHT.
B-SS3 PrAsident
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
DEPT. OF PuDLlc Works
/. Detroit. Mich. OCT. %. 1915.
PROPOSALS FOR
FENDER PILES

Sealed propo0alS Tor the erectI0n
and completion Of Fender Piling
at Garbage Barn dock. near foot
Of Twenty.fourth-st.. will be re-
ment Of Public Works until Friday.
Oct. 20. 1915, at 10 q. m. Eastern
Standard time. according to plans ana
speciMcations on nle In the office OF
the City Engineer.
A certified check for one hundred
d0alars must accompany proposal. And
the right to reject any or all bids n
reserved.
All proposals. must be made In du-
zSSo- GEORGE H. FENKELL
B-332 CommiDsiouer.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

;::;::, 81: ;:;:: !; :! :!;,:::s' :;!'!!'I
!" to- obiss cs{ q SsssS1 nsy sssl e
!. by dGSfAvi 3 a.
VI. .I
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
ING ENGINE HOUSE

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office OF the Fire Commission un-
tn 1:3e p. m. Mondsy. November ist,
isis. for erecting End and eo%plnstins SOM 81. On. On
nusa, In accosdance with plans and
SPECIFICATIONS on flle In the Ofhoe Of
h. Z. Raseman, 1902 Penobscot Build.
Ing. The Hight to reject any and All
.succsssful bidder. win be required to
amount Of contract 70 guarsntes full
nllment 9f a9m: Bias Win be sn.
House No. 81" and delivered to the
GEORGE J. FINN.
B-337 gsNf Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
HOCKEY CLUB
NOW CERTAINTY

Hockey enthusiasts IN Detroit met
at the Ste. Claire hotel last night
and definitely decided to put . team
on the ice this winter. The games
will be played at the Arena, a.
heretofore. The following ofiicers Of
the club were elected: President.
Claude Vance: vice-president, Bert
0kelly: Decretary, Johnson; treas
urer. George w. Farlow; directors.
George w. Farlow, Cloude Vance,
B. T. skelly. N. J. Johnson. Harry
Brown.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
Ordinance No. 284.A

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordi-
n0ace entltIed IAN ordinance to
am<nd ~ ordinance entitled An
ordinance Co amend N 0sdln ance
oPAisanee eptstled An ordinance to
amend IN Ordinance entitled An
ordnance 70 amend m ordinance
entitled .'An ordinance - amend
Chapter 1871 of the Compiled Ordl-
ssares of the city of' Detroit fcv
the yesr IHi2, ny adding thereto
new section 20 be known m Sec
tioa H."
TT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Section 1. That an ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance TO amend
an ordinance entitled An ordi-
nance to amend an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance to amend an
ordinance entitled An ordinance
An ordinance to amend an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance to
amend Chapter 1S1 Of the Com
piled Ordinances OF the City of
Detroit for .he year 1919 by
"a hnsvn tnesstS s.st,on neT .nS I'd
the same Is hereby amended to
read a. follows:
Sec. IL. No saloon where spir.
ituous. Intoxicating or malt
.sSsii SIGr' be are h.rsSftsr so,s @ e.t.Siishss Ss
and maintained within the terri
tory within the City OF Detroit
described as follows: All that
part Of the City Of Detroit bounded
on the west by the center line OF
and southerly.. on the south by
the national boundary line. on
the east by the eastcrly city lin
Its and on the north by the
Sortsss1y Sorsysr tss s.y yfoiiowins dsseR9ibsS
parcel OF land. All that part OF lot
Of the Henry Connor Estate
subdivision lying between JEFF
fcrson avenue and the Connors
tses.%f sSeseof: also n esc.pting the FOL.
Lot q. block Is. stsphen's Elm
Park subdivision Of all that part
eorsh od Of dr.s,ot raj Il: avenue. :nS .'S D.tTss @
Wayne County, ,Michigar; also
ed parcel OF land: Lot No. IS Of
Bsnitsau.s subdivision Of the
y. 'is ns a:'s south o. is.s Of Dss
avenue, according to the plat
10 Of plats. psss ss. said parcel
being situate on the southeast
COTnoT Oh SeLLoIUOu 8uo A0iuoy
ayenues:. also excepting the fol-
lowing described parcel of land:
di"i.ion f: ss' Of II p. e &. ia. City Of De- De.
troit Wayne county, z Michigan;
.;s also s,csptInf me rSIioTin9 nS. ~, ds s,
Hsndris and Hiiigsr's subdiyision
of part Of lot Z Of the. Henry /.
Connor Estate subdivision Of
private claims sss and $50. being
excepting the following described
parcel Of land: Lot . Lots's re.
Csmeren's sub. Of lots 20. 20. 30.
~ and -. Van Dyke farm. pri-
vate claims 100 And s7s. known
0ec. 3. This ordinance shall
take mediate effect.
Approved Oct. 20, 1918.
OSCAR b.. MARX.
Mayor.
3-abs City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. october 2sth. 1915.
LATERAL SEWER
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

To All whom, II May Concern:
for 0ofroying the cost and expense Of
cOnetructing the vitrfhed crock lat
eral sewers hereinafter described has
been completed and 10 open for In
presented 10 the Common Council at
q seeDIon thereof 20 be held Tuesday,
the End day Of November. at z .. m,
Eastern Standard time. for conhrma-
The lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or sdjoining the alley cr
alleys hereinafter described have
oeee oeeeeee4 Tor the cost and On
- y: =. IT, y ssSsT:;s; = s.s
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
oFFicg or the OoARo or WA
TEA coMMieeiNERs OF The
CITY or DETROIT.
Detroit. Mich. Oct. 81. 1915.
PROPOSAL FOR
WATER METERS

sssrd Of @ssss com%i::ionsr. a~H.sssH Of IL:
City Of Detroit and indorsed PRO
posals for Water Meters" will be re-.
csived At the Office OF the Board. No.
to J o'clock .. m, tuesday. Nov. .,
lv1t. for the following sises and
plumbers OF meters In accordance with
the specincations on hls at the office
Of the Board:
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

TAe Fisht Masasers' asseesatis~
1p~a the Soxsag same lSks nm
yshssen barred - CsbS fPsa bass-
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Total I'LL

Proposals. must be accompanied by
9 certified check for Five Hundred
,Dot!ars drawn payable to the Board
ef Dstroit s'oSst SomS 3 ehs % amcSns acS s q
los OF the contract win be required
rom . eatisfactory surety company
sos the faithful psrformance Of TIE
term: Of the contract said bond TO
nnsl completion Of the contract.
The Board Of Water Commissions!s
reervee the right 20 accept any bid
O. ycrt!cn ef bid and to reject any
SSoSla oie s Sss o. sry porter o. an Hny hsss s,c
islst:sss q sSs board Of water Com.
$50 9 '6discSIsdsh s. Al s.AHr,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

CITY or ogrRolT-oFFIcG or
THE FIRE coMMiSsioN
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
ICiTV OF DETRolT-oFFIcE or
THE CITY rREAsURER

Detroit. Nich.. Oct. IL. 1915.
sons inter ssted- that there have been
hlei In this office the following
named assessment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-19
SIS PAID FOR FIRST
CRATE OF TOMATOES
Rsa~l Broihers Yesterday Morning
erough, n First Tomatoes Of
the Season.

nnn nnh0r ~ Tlsa trter1af
m.rnHe hrmahf m D.ru 'hreiI
tErrs crates no iunnt.Dt inr ffF' iu hN
Arruehf to mafArf thf naaHn NnN
ID 49, rrttes nfniehf and "
.ricss scr. received lnr ul. aihsf lnH
.air. boIur o rhc Coleman irHHrs
Company
Guwnf report thaf pr pNrtf f.f I'd
nrs rnn of iomnfpeH fhIa r'tHn ar"
excellent Hafcr auucrate thHt pfic
a. w.H hr uuusualil E"d sNHd
arfearc has been planted in th' 'nfrnH
christi country sud fhr cfHn Hih hf'n"
,hnaesn.ls so doliHrs ln return
WhIr clcpmnefs are nov mp1
fresff shipments ar0 cufnpafatiN'lt
Hahi and efowe5s estimate iiHd BE rIii
rrahahiy Be- another pesh 90 irn aah
before shlpmfnis aao made in carload
lofs
Orlnn prros arc Frf1 lnN and ih'
rarseis ars auuea Tho MiEff plti
tls csUhlao crop from Narrra rnnr
IS has bcen gathered tile e'nr rno'
er.res thsf howe hrfn r effect fuf th'
s-cafrr portion ~ thf aeHHao a'iN De-
ing psid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-19
GOVERNMENT AGENT HERE
ON INVESTIGATION TOUR


r. 4 Hiunn rfgffsfffInF fhe papef
riari Investigations w SOC Nuffn1 ~
ffsnf industry 81 fhf nailontl govern
meni. waa visitor in the ciiY frH
irrdaf morning nf stuart dHruH ihe
aftfffn1a Want with iurhaFd King ~
fr fa fnfffa raHfn enrff hh wv
apend arqfrai days mFaniigafinE "a
use pnniH inaf arr ruiiabif i9r enc
manHfnrfarf ~ pepper
prom cnfn ffaitf Hn admirable o..
fer ia non heins manufactured ano
aamnicH ~ fhf payer WIRE iffi nf hr
STUART stir fffftfHff fariH ~ Sos
Commercial ClHh. ~ eshiiif'of ga
those who arr Interested Another plant
frozen nhIrh fuifnaif pfint paper ~
fnnnafafipfss u ihf gnerH weed which
crows thfaorhuuf Hnuth Terff
Mr stnnr expects ~ Hpeni several
uesaa ~ fhe Uuif coasi scriiin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-19

81 Ieaf as Narln arrived ih il,
vcaerds, for % visit and Do s'''''h
tho NutccH
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05

structed. Unless more than ten per cent. of the seedlings died replace ment was not required as there were enough left to utilize all the space
 Agent Wright of the County Farm Bureau, said that the forestry and agricultural interests should be devel- oped in unison as they were closely related. Our farming needs were not so much increased production as pro- duction at Iessened cost.
 pr. w. C. Deming, vice president of the Northern Nut Growers Associa- ton, advocated the more extensive planting of improved varieties of nut bearing trees chiefly for the food value of their nut products and also for purposes of roadside ornament and fence posts. He invited all those interested to visit his farm at West Reading and inspect his grafted nut trees.
 A letter from Judge Winthrop Per ry to Secretary Plump called for the punishment of trespassers who went on private lands and cared away mountain laurel, ferns and other wild growth which they sold in the cities He added that near the Mark Twain place last week he passed an auto loaded to it's capacity with this spoil. An other instance of like depreciation was then related by Senator Peck who said that at 5 o'clock in the morning Commodore Luttgen recently came upon two Armenians who had gath cred a big pile ofewtld growth in his woodland park preparatory to remov- ing it., MT. Plump agreed that this style Of marauding should be dis couraged and read a statute which provides a severe penalty for such of fences. He further gave assurance that if information with accompany- ing evidence of these trespass acts were conveyed to Deputy Sheriff Banks prosecutions would follow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
TRUMBULl!

Mir and Mrs Albert christie, Miss Ada Hallock and Arthur Christie mo- tored on Sunday to Lakeville where they were guests of MT. and Mrs. Her man Callander.
 John M. Burr and family of Monroe were guests Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Howard s. Beach
 Mrs. Jennie gBowlzer and the Misses Fannie and Lulu Bowker were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Oryil1e B. Burton at their home in Long Hill.
 %Nhe members of the Christian En- deavoF society and friends enjoyed 8 social at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Thompson, Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Fl. Hancock of Nichols have returned home after a two weeks trip in their automobile to Niagara Falls and other points of in- terest.
 Miss Edna Morgan and Miss Louise Curtis, who. have been camping for two weeks. have returned to their homes in Bridgeport.
 The second Sunday in October will be fally Sunday in the churches and the Nichols Methodist church will ob-f serve it by holding a concert in place of the regular morning service. The Rev. A. E$Beebe will preach in Saug-f atuck The regular pastor is unable to preach because of i'll health. The anual sale and supper to be given by the women of this church is planned for the evening of Oct. 21. Further no tice will be given later. On Wednes- day evening, fOct. S. Judge Pullman of Bridgeport wiH give an address in the church.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson of Bridgeport have moved into Percy Cards house on Jerusalem Hill. Mrs. Johnson is a sister of Mrs. Harry Judd of Priscilla place.
 Perry Green of New Milford spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R11rr F. Beach.
 Ira Evans spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. AL bert E. Linley
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
ARMY OFFICERS MAKE
 TESTS OF BIG GUNS

New York, Oct. "A board of ord nance experts of the United States army was engaged at Sandy Hook today in making an extensive series of big gun tests. using one of the 12- inch guns which guard the approach to New York city. The object was to ascertain the power and quality of explosive charges rather than to test marksmanship. The 1000 pound projectiles used in the big guns were sent ten miles to sea while the ex- perts watched the effect of the shot. The experiments are expected to con tinue all this week and the tests may have an important influence upon the coast artillery. 1tHhas been admitted that these 12-inch guns have mot at present sufficient range. to cope with the 15-inch g1ns with which some British warships have been armed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
.STEPNEY

Clayton B. HawlRy was a guest lasi 1 week of his grandmother, Mrs. L. c Gilbert, in Newtown.
 Mrs William Poten, who has been spending a couple of months with heI parents in Sayre, Penn, returned home last week.
 Alfred Edwards has sold his bun gaIow, recently erected, to J. H. Hall of Greenfield Hill
 Harry c. Morgan was a visitor in sNew Haven on Monday
 Floyd McCarty, who has been in the Bridgeport hospital for two weeks, returned home last Friday. The op- eration performed there for a cataract of the eye was successful and he has now regained his sight.
 David Fairchi1d spent Sunday as a guest at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ada Parmalee.
 Levi French went to the Bridgeport hospital Saturday where he will have his hand amputated. His hand was injured last year and lately has caused him much trouble.
 Mr.and Mrs Robert Bevans and son. Ernest Beyans. were guests on Sunday of Richard Bevans in Hattertown.
 A daughter was welcomed into the home of MT. and Mrs. Herman Block last week. MT. and Mrs. Block are now residing in Bridgeport.
 
 returned from "a. several days auto trip through Long Island and report an enjoyable time.
 Miss Bertha Nichols was a, recent visitor of Mrs. Nicholas Winb1ad and little daughter in St. vincent's hospt- tall
 days as the guest of Mrs. Glover Blake man.
 Atsa recent session of the selectmen 10 new voters were accepted and three were restored to the lists
 The fair held by Harmony grange last Thursday was very successful. The exhibits were numerous and interet- ing The dairy exhibits were in charge of John M. Burr; vegetables, Lewis Twist; fruits, Ernest Sherman: gram, Herbert Joyce; fancy work, Miss Ade-. line Clark and Mrs .Lund canned fruit Mrs Edward Curtiss: flowers, Miss Ii1- Han Lewis; cooking department, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss; art, Miss Carolyn Gar lick; poultry, Rev. Henry Hal1ersham; cattle. A. S.. Hurd, and horses, L. B. 
 Willard Morgan and David Parma ley are spending this week in Danbury, where they will exhibit cattle at the fair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
GIRLS! BEAuTIFUL. CHARMING HAIR,
 NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE,

i a few moment you have doubled the beauty of your hair
 Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderine disso1ves every par dc1e of dandruff; c1eanses, purifies, and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair.
 But what will please you most will be after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-b really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely get a 2 5 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug lg1st or toilet counter, and just try it. Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Kaiser Wilhelm has decided that the uniform of the German army in peace times shall be field grey. the same color used in war times.
 Three thousand cut glass and silver workers at the plant of the Interna- tiona1 Silver Co at Meriden, Conn, went on strike for wage increases and shorter hours
 Thousands of persons in Hungary were thrown out Of work by an order closing all cotton goods manufacturing plants. The cotton is needed for mi1i- tary purposes
 More than s,oo0.ooo barrels of ok1a- hotna crude oil were sold by the Pure Oil CO, at $1.1o a barrel The oil had been stored while the petroleum market was dull
 A bridge to cost $22o. 900 will be built by the State of New York to connect the State highway between Albany and New York over the Rond- out Creek between Kingston and Port Evan
 Secretary Lane suggested to school superintendents throughout the coun- try that one of James Whitcornb Riley's poems be read in each school on Oct 7, the anniversary of MT. Riley's birth.
 Swedish Minister Ekengren will en- gage private counsel in New York to try and save from execution Joseph Hi11strom, an I. w. w. member, who is under a death sentence in Utah for murder.
 One hundred and seventy head of doiT f77f hal e to Arthur Meeker, Chicago packer, were ordered slaughtered because of the appearance of the foot and mouth disease among them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

A very pleasant surprise was ten dered Miss Agnes O'Mara. at the kome of Miss Anna Lavin, 399 Gregory street, on Friday evening. Miss O'Mara, who is soon to become the bride of William H. McHugh of Fall River, Mass, was presented with a, cut glass water set by Miss Lavin, and her guests. Those who helped to make the evening enjoyable were the Misses Agnes O'Mara, Margaret NIur- ray, Agnes O'Kane. Carrie Nelson, Mary M. Kie1y, Mary McGarrigaI, Margaret Nico1, Mary E. Kiely, Mary Lavin, Bessie Degnan, Elizabeth Lee, Susan zollinger, Margaret M. KieIy, Mary Garrigan. Elsie Wink1er and Mrs. Thomas Layin and Miss Anna.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
MONTH OF
SEPTEMRFP 7o1E

FAILURE so to do will compel the Assessors to make out such list from the best information obtainabIe, to which a penalty of ten per cent will be added as by the law required Each parcel of real Estate must be described by metes and bounds: by street number or lot number: all buildings thereon must be entered separate from the land.
 FAILURE TO FILE A LIST de- prives the owner of the right to an peal to the BOARD OF RELIEF
 Hours A. M. to P M daily. Saturdays A. M. to 12 M
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
Diamonds

Years of experience i'm buying and selling diamonds have made us: ex- pert judges of values and hundreds of pleased customers will gladly testify to our honesty and fairness. In siI- verware our line of stlverware is dis tinguished for its wearing qualities and artistic merit, and is guaranteed for years of service. The price is within the range of every buyer. M J. Buechfer, the reliable jeweler, 4 Fajrfeld avenue, near Middle street. Adv.