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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
WANDERLUSTERS START
H|KESAT LATER HOUR
Decide to Take Advantage of Cool
Twilight Breezes on Sunday
Afternoons.
Will Set Out at 4 80 O'Clock Here
after-Moonlight Walk Plan
ned for Tomorrow.

The wanderlusters have determined
to begin their Sunday walks at later
hour in the afternoon than heretofore.
Speaking of this change in wander
lust plans and practice, W. w. Paige
of the Agricultural Department, and in
charge of this open-air movement, said
today:
at often is the case that Just when
everything is most enticing and the
cool twilight breezes begin to stir, that
hike is ended and one must return
to the warm city. The leaders are try
ing to be conservative on the subject
of walking and avoid antagonism from
any source. but in response to a num-
Der or individual requests have pro-
posed to change the starting time for
next Sunday to 430 o'clock"
In the matter of next Sundays walk,
the wanderlust leaders have issued the
following address and invitation to the
public:
While the majority of the mixers are
church-golng people, and spend their
morning hours this way, they also feel
there IS lots of religion in becoming bet
ter acquainted with Gods great garden
Vi trees ana MOWERS growing out in the
WHO without the attention of mere man.
mere Is softening of ones nature as
we tear away from the bustIing streets;
and leave the noise and strife of a large
metropolis at our feet: there is something
to be learned even from a casual glance
at the inanimate objects in this great
outdoor garden: there is a quietness in
the cool woods, a restfulness in the greer
ana brown before, above and beneath us
Ihen for the most part the crowds have
been very congeniaI and if seems ner-
fectly natural for one to become acouaint-
ed. So if time hangs heavily on your
hands OF Sunday afternoon begin now
70 plan spending it outdoors with the
wanderiusters next Sunday. There is
nothing to pay except your car fare
no one has an AK to grind Just be
sociable and cooperate with the Leaders
! In the few requests necessary and you'll
ENJOY yourself. In many instances the,
put themselves to some little Inconvenience
IN order to try to please you. If any.
TIM goes wrong tell them if you thfnl
the walks are a good thing, then say sc
and tell your friends. If you are afrai(
Oh getting hungry on the hike, or after
is over, stick a sandwich in YOU
pocket, or some one else's pocket-no rules
prohibit this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Elizabeth Z. MacColland, widow
of William A. MacColland, died sud-
denly of apoplexy while visiting a
friend in Baltimore. She was standing
over gas stove and fell over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
Virginia.

shown again today. Prof. Green's or
chestar plays Accomplishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
Calls It Political Gold Brick.

1T is a bigger political gold brick
game than Rufus Wallingford could
think of. The republican manufac-
turers may jump into the skillet of
Crane, Penrose. Barnes & Co. and be
fried for fat, but 1 doubt it. Who gets
the money and why?
LAS / said, do not want to talk pol
itics and will not. AS democratic ma
tional committeeman from Minnesota
my political position is a very modest
one. and l do not know much about
what is going on.
This much, however, / will say. The
last time the republicans tackled the
job of turning a democratic President
out of the White House wheat was
selling for so cents a bushel and the
Kansas farmers were burning their
corn~because they could not sell it at
all. Now farmers are getting more
than dollar bushel for their wheat
and corn in 80 cents bushel Then
business was on the down grade and
every one was discouraged. Now it is
on the up grade and every one is feel
ing better every day.
Crane, Penrose, Barnes & Co will
have to tie the manufacturers in the
skillet if they expect to do any fat fry
ing. But as 1 said / do not think it the
right time to think or talk politics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
Sort of Creditors Meeting.

Il for one am not disposed to strut
about as a politician to take political
advantage of this great popularity and
confidence. Let the results in parti-
san way be what they may. The dis
credited republican ex-leaders are hold
| ing a sort of a creditors meeting in
| the interest of a bankrupt political in
| Stitutiop.
Crane. Penrose, Barnes & Co. have
about as much to do with current
political affairs as Roosevelt, Perkins.
Pinchot & Co. Borah as manager of
the old outfit is about as effective as
Beveridge as liquidator of the defunct
progressives. To make a new and
fighting political organization out of
the two old crowds is about as sensible
as trying to form political partner
ship between Charles-Murphy and Jane
Adams.
What the old crowd needs is not a
reactionary strong enough to reorgan-
ize, but a receiver with authority to
handle the assets and liabilities.
These old leaders don't fool any
body. They are copies of republican
leaders of the old Hanna-Quay type.
They are trying to figure out some way
manufacturers. They want the old vic
Tins of republican methods to pay in
advance for tariff reform that will be
in their interest.
Their chief difficulty is that the
United States Senate is democratic,
and will remain democratic beyond any
question for four years. They cannot
can reform the tariff with a republican
Senate when there is no republican
Senate, and cannot possibly be one for
several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

q SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCkHOLD-
ers of the Anglers Association of Washington,
District Of Columbia, will be held on August 3,
! 1915. at O'Clock Pm, at 92O New 1ork
i avenue northwest. to vote on the reorganiza-
! ton and perpetuation of the existence Of said
corporation. HENRY q. BERGLING. ]. j.
MCCARTHY, BRUCE s. BRANSON. Directors.
he resnonsibie for any bills contracted in the
name Of the Washington Horse and Mule Ex.
change. or Isaac Ballenger. Proprietor. at Il.
11th st. NV. said firm being dissolved after
above date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-20
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
Rot Ct Spar til q. q. xieu.

Som ieg itboer 90 fer igienuem -Ses
eorGb Yoiteu" al Sen 4oc Sec. fda fer
ieg Ct Strite al en- z. 6. 2teu. ion
bar prret Norge innr. SEQ lite grez
bet noiiGa Goot. til Orr. Sieu latte iig
pda HoruuoriugsltuIeu. 6ou Tiger. at
bans Sdar og S,irg rei'tc ia pda bdtr.
On han ion, at Der blco betit to ,5lGg
for CT Fnr. ioni gifieoe iig. iout ON
Be iitlnc rare @reucr. y1cn Scttc bar
bare alntiuoeligc Soil. Tiger ban. paos
Sc lea oGret Ser. illiloe lea bare beilt
bnaoc Oct dmeritnri'e og uoriie alag
for oiSie nImiuoelipe Roll. SEQ oil bas
re ipcree DIR. Sieu: "Soorfor fuuoe
HE yerSmanoen % &c andre ser | @pg'
ben fnn Qop til at piie oisfc Rngiite. sen
gGrc o. Glroc2 6piIlcu Stdnplet IL
Ter RiSbrug at SInect bar oct?"
Suilicn grua al SInset. sisr en- Del
az Roroareoerne I europa nu2 Or
SET 9epi5 pdn eirrligheo eGer eGre
I'll toernnorc2 Wiu Snr Udr osina ar
bet nImiuoeIIRc Slag; men paa bans
VegrdUelie5onR oar ncr beiit I (ipul
Mag pod hnlp 5tung. 5apSc Glen
feet set. iaa bauoe ban rel iputc5, Oct
bar mere erN 02isbrug al SlnQet. IA
pt ldl urre Iiac aoot Teuner for Der.
Wlr. Glen bare 0u life mtiter bade:
6dor % StiPg.
6Gaber bare. at z &. blir | Zine.
rita I 30 Var til. isrcro bdn refer Ill
Ror9e oa tritiicrer % iaa tommer bio
poa Sorrm0riuasltoIen igleu. 6oa5er.
at Der or no9su andre iom bar ct OrO
at iiae ON 8rliser nf oct uorile Stag
Norae.
Sea fal mart til Iorss en- Sur. iad
oil Glen barre meo ilal ui indiis ONT
SIdqey belle &eicu. Sda oil lea suI'e
~2eoorGb Poi!eu" % sens mango 9rs
iere en- gIrSelia Sll. X.
Dor 204 Sopliu Mont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

baobe foreeanst / opcr 2 Nor, er %
ofiluttet, % 8aoen Ieoeret til DC res
%ipeftipe S~auiugbpeosr, % bore Calling
reprGiertanter or gisntomne fra Nors
sestircr. Wi bill ba a Webet iun
here @eretnine on Noreesf9roen 90 De
itorarteoe SaIIinesieitcbe. De bar Delta
set / peo 2eoerin9en al @aDeu III Sal'
l~ingbhgberne.
Siman Guorre, Tom braete meo iia
Sen tore 90 foitbare Sane, iom Sals
I~ingbneosrre forrreoe ion @upe I'll
SaIireIaget i Nrnerita. bill briuge Sa'
ueu n,eb zig paa Wepet. iaa 6nuiugcrne
Tan faa 70 Ben.
Snn bill pda famine Sto ouerIeoerc
Sdnen til SaDiu9loset. Oct bill osidn
blipe Iogane paa Meosf al meIpe zig
ino iom IeoIem al SaGingIaget for
benz, Tom fsr life er WeoIemmer, FAINT
at betale Neblemsfontirgcnt for Dem,
iom itnur tiIbage meb iibIOig aontins
gent.
@enIie billet os msS gnitet ON ct
eoot % beIbbrin9enoe Nptaor.
Sulbor llIsnfer.
gSalcott, 81. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

itcSe. iom baeSe rciit $50 Rtl for at
i0unie ircm til scitcn IinncapeIis
Cm Gfieriuissaacn bapSc MAJ en-
baiiiselia CpIcpeiie. iSct Oslo enmIc
Wnabcumrric. ariitiania 9picel. bIce
atlleret. Settt, Der CT ct iunitncriT
nSfsyt 8raIiiolo. or en- @opc fra noalt
mcati intcrcsierese 9rii.iaridioIt I
minneapolis % ct. RmI. Nu brngcr
aIiIaa bette Nrric Der OF moner Sri.
itinuiaion til at 9iere fin YIi0i muner
Benz til at lutte iia iamnler. ior at
99rne ON Nirserre, pGrne ON Spro.
GET % 0taIe,ter % bepaye Srositioncrnc
fra gpch bpor Ut Iepeee Dc lpttcli0t
pauleaor.
ar%iitianiaInoet bar fat ia itore OBJ
gdper FOX bet !oInmcrss War. Ser or
nentIig beilnttet al arbeiee for en- Ga
DC til 9rt'tiania 9b.
4uiIfen Sorni ocune Care Hal babe.
e. enonu lie bsitcmt, men ei.erhoert
Tom WeeIensortuIlet oorer % Renaeue
tommer IND. riI ale @eifer i Snsens
Nnleonins bIioe hert; men forit maa
SerrGnet adbueS. Juteresieu man
fontnie fcrit. % iee appclerer til als.
gIrns 90 aoinoer ION rcguer iis for
ariitiauiofolt. CAB oS here ira oere.
Der er dlcreSe mango ION CT interes'
'creee. men Ser er enSru flere. Ser or
uoen Snteresis, eisis mun pG.feS %.
VeerItn BET me Nnr rco al drbeioe for
ct ~3riitianidfono.
YPeo 2nIiet ON ct eoet Tntuar!
9ifcpia 9uuhe. SER.
Isl Geoar Ct, ct. YaiiI, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
6aninGIaaet.

TiIab mig, Or. &soaftsr, at be-
fiettotgjsre giennem "9tcorabsRoiten
at SaIinsernc ltul bape ct IofaIt Sal
Iingltepne nnber Stree Stntes Grain
@roipers Contention / Sarge, 81. SAT.
Sirsoa1 Snsbog og SprSoag ben 19be,
20be og 21be Sn1lltar 1915.
Ieoeitebet bill bIipe pan Sorner al
Npr9es Sau. Sa0i1gerne bill ia faa eli
beIbig Nnlebning til at bcie9e beeec
bisfe Npbcr pod inrt1ne Sib. banbc
pua Grain Growers Contention %
SaIlinsitebnet.
So~lingerue fnar ba tage iig nogIc
9nscs 6ritio efter Gdrets N%fflutniig,
fanr tpnme Iamnlcn % biIie paa bins
anoen paa set MIC Noret. Sduineerne
pa ale 2anbets Snobpaeere fan 1IGbe
fig ooer, at bort Solt % SauO er bebas
ret fra ben sriiomme a~ri95gaIifab %
Solfeilastnins, Iom f%oreooar / sc euros
p9tfe 2onbe. @prre @aIIfnb fan life
paapiies I Geroeusbiitoricn iioen Sam
ibielIlog ben fieroe Sci al Wcnncitce
llGgten.
Sen trapIc @irtiombeb og grbeibet
meb Snoiamlingen til S~olfe9aben Ionn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

eciib "Tetprub.T Soften" til eIpei 90 Ten
rer | BET GnrnIe Qnno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

til sen moscrne llSctHins fan man
ueppe !nloe Ner oeoe Yeriroe.
@eu at DC 9ersie,ne ihiLSe bore osoe
90 0ereet hoor Sc opboISer fis Ftrse
o9re Sc Gsoes Hiae sr tie iaa Iiee I'll
% ireIpieuoe iam Yrofesioren ipntes
at tro. &c iom bar bort otsie SortrIi
Iin9er iiNcn Sc par inrda os | bpem
oisie 6ortGainaer er Iigeiom inosroo.
fsIer he Zig Iiaeooerfor oeru. De ins
mes heller at pRre en- SId1S mdterieI
Snife oa 8ieoom iom or bereoet 60
lens ems. Set er en- triit Silprrelie /
CT Slnas @~rsrrreIGro. Ser ipnes at
r6re en- Sorciti0irs ion sr ,orm,et neo
iii os fra Seheuolo. Ser er ineen p1s
'cutlig Soritiel pdd Srolocue | De edni'
Ie snEasrne % ! SoIfeuiierne os I
GOeuigrerne. Tet inne5 idnlebeS dt
prre en- SorcltiGirg iom bdr Iepet I
SoIietS geoiN'theS. upndoiriet af ar:'
'teuoommeu.
eorreiponbert.
Tereus Sails oen 24oc See. 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
Sra GaIermp, u. Tut.

"a Sioen saar burtig, 90 hi mo
fS8e tneb Strsm1ren. Ser hor Soil
b9ret I trapeI Iirtionrheo ibsit, o9 en-
bier ibncs at pGre fornsiet, iom DC
blrbe barre / ct iaaburt Inr. &t bar
meget at taffe Cub for, iom tiloeIer os
at fin riee Saauo 90 siper bort Sano
Ereb. Seq penter bert Numcr az
"Hoiten" nieb ipGnot Opn1erti onibeo, %
Ipfer altib Tnbeoerre fra 4rigens
2anbe. Saa isrseIi9t iont oct sr, bpao
nt bsrer BERTHA iaa Tan 10 life Sunos
beten forties. SGnf hpilfeu triit Sul
tisfe 9unbe mnutte gaa imsbel Dog
lite aIene for bisie 2arbe bin bet
traugt, bet bill merfes ogida / bort CANT
Ie @oberlanb Rorse faabel iom ale
be ebrige neltraIe 9nnbe. Ct ganmelt
Orniprpg flyer: "Wartbrernes Blob er
&trfens Spb". Goa bill cgiaa alt bette
Blob, iom bar fIpbt / europa. bore ct
Wibnesbprb til ban, fp,n er Serre ogs
faa ober Rrigen, fon er ben, ion itprer
nntperfet hun p1 I1re Ienrefene. at
bet Ct Tile benz. Tom ssentrts ftprer
Der6en, idaIebes irn iee bsrte en- Gang
IS%Auti W.T. VI pNu ibIiI ofItIti lubpt.
"Ses regierer puu Soroen % @rib /
8fnrmelen". Gan n9pnte enboe Jig
ferr fprft. Tei, @ottfoIf, bnn, Tom
giorbe. at Ieune ifeilegten bleo at ct
Blob, ban ion opbolber ult beb fin al
negtiee 5aanb, ban, Tom life laoer en-
Sp,rp faloe til Sprben uoen bans Dill
je; ban er Serren Dor Cub baabe /
6tnrmeIen os pan Soroen. sbi Ser
ftdar: "Sorben bsrte Serren til %
bens SbIbe; en- @eeent pna Sorben er
SoIefts Stprcr ng Serifcr, men life ian
at %foritaa, at ban berfur fan 9iere. Iont
ban bill. gnbus Solicit er bans lluoers
%faatter. 5m ifal ogiua nere iom en-
S,fsborber, fom ifal sisre 6rsbonben
RegrIfab, naar ban faI foIScs frem
for ben Tetferbises 9ornitoI. @nbber
al % sier bel at ih1ifpmme hisie Sing.
Tbi Susbnrben ifnl tonme paa BEN
SID s life meme, flyer Seius. Sernteo
,taa ies pitt lutte for nit 9rep er al
Ierebe lanet. Saa tililut bill icg ieuhe
min bebite SiIien os gn'fer ON Ell GOD
Srh % rigt og beIiieret Thtaar for oQe
Glubets Ferionale o9 BETS mango trs
iinoe 2GIe re. Ole SaIporIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

Frederick Dyer, Dept. lC2. Jackson.
Michigan. SsHe InssB seRge .aR Napea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08


:. 9. @Iihiel0t. ser Oriuer Qono-
iorrctnin1 / Srlono, Gol.. 90 'om
tibliaere bococ / Horo 9afota. meb-
oeler / ct @reu iii Ceres Qrepifriper.
at hans Sen, Sen loocnOe aombo.
Nit 6rebrif 6. 9lidlfcIot. hoiS tire
iorite aonpoiitioner bar uGret ao.
ifilia omtaIt / sen norifamcriforife
Presie, M bar inbgoaet en- meget
i%oroelagtig aontraft meo CT fort
6orIpggerfirmo | 9oubon, ser far
iorpIigtet Tia til Of onOenbe et itsrre
9eIsb forot qierc aompoiitiJncrne
befienot % bringe Dem irem paa
Nuiifmarfeoet. 9ette err bel omtrent
Sen ~iterite compliment on Ben 6eoite
Spmtntring Dor unge Sanosmano
funbc iaa. OF Ser er neppe nonen
5oil ON. al Reiultaterne mart pil
piie iia. Zen uu1e aomtuniit bar
opbolot iil Here @ar / europa. OF
ban fomponereoe De omtaite Sange
unber Ell StuoieopboI0 / NiIano.
StaIien, bporira Fan began iig iii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
~artnianiaIaset ieffer.

4riitinnialaaet lever, o. tribes 9ooi
er0ifiert ariitianiGiolf. 0cr lever
%oiuo, life er Iurrt ltertt reprGicuterct
/ 9aoet ida bar bi 0og CT 9iliin Bertha
% han6er i 1915 at faa miuoit 80
2uiin mer.
SeuSae 3oie Sulccag, haooe 9ogci
eli SuIefeit pau Rihmono SOIL
0~irnenpolis, bUor ca. 400 Iorre o9 ca.
200 9ern bar nIitcoc. ct unlninoclil
puifert Suletr0 odr p~laceret mibt poa
@uIcct / BEN itore Snl. os ale ali
ruurt Greet, 9err og Borne, snmle %
unee.
Sr. 9ubu Sooim taIts paa gnseIi:
iii 9erncne % foriegte at fortIare for
Dem. booroan hi fsiret SuIen | eriitias
mia.
Or. z. q. So6nien Staten Rinneiotas
AeprRientant oso Su5i!rumsuotilineen
/ 0orae boIot en- irterssinut Sale on,
lloftiqinocu 90 G%riitinitin | aIminSclias
heb. S%pcruiduqer Sariter VOL pnr
tiliteSe on oomuutret Soriamlineen meo
lin pntre Sang. Sigeleoe5 aaU @iolius
iiien Adolf Glen. ser nrIis er tonimei
tilbaee fra et 4suarigt StuhieophoIo /
5ptldnS nogle Soloer paa lin @iolin.
% BET iiges. at ban oil bIfoe Ole Gull
/ nh Stittelie.
aanr ariti1uiaioItet tommer lam
men. IA bar Sc oei brggeIist. on ait Sc
ioreiaaet iig, Iipger paa CT bsit Ribenu;
iutet llueer, az man fommer iammen
ira belle QorSoeitsH. mar Der aibolSes
ilise 6eitIisbeSer. Ser bar Sol. Ill
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
ara 2omiteen for
GaSp3refeffsaoem

giorus er mpotoget fra fsIsenbe:
Mrs. g. g. Garbus q. Hnarbilb 3.
2aneeIanb), Canton g. Sal. so; Wrs.
@nit @artinion 4. @uri 9. Sernes)
Sc 2nmere, q. Sat. 50; Cars gtn0s
nisien (Siorrepif) So, NnSrens q.
Siernepif 50, bea9e ira Saglcn, Winn.
EiIIammen ST.. SioIioere fbitteret for
$3.50. 80. Salt S461.50.
@eb en- SeiItaaeIie bIep &ntt 9. @oIs
itao, ScrtiIe, Minn,, / en- tibliosre
Scattering opfprt mco 8iorug al 60.
Settle ifuIoe haze brrct 9rotpu Grut'orl
(SoIItao), Sertile, Iirr. 81, @rs. &.
@uuition e. N9nes @refhusl gnoers
lin, q. Sat. 81.
Nf %opennGpntc @eleb er S44 mcb<
9ooct iom llbgiiter iorbunSnc mco Srbs
Ianllinoen. Sc relterenbe $433. so eIler
SER. 1,667.30 p~ocrIcnbtes Sr. Srof,
Sobs. 6orpei, g%aIitooeren. Sen re IS.
Serncb ofillltte3 idn SrhiamIinGen.
6iertcIi9 Sat til SC mango g)bere.
Sro'amlin93fomiteer.
NeIs &. @nsenoen Sornt.
gteIs 9. @nfteItueot,
Setr. % au5.
Ioorbeab, @tinr.. 20be Sec. 1914.
g. 81 Sfulbe noocn fremoeIe5 an
Ife at pbe til Gbdnger Barrie oa @ans
Iebicm, bcoes oisie benoenoe iig til Snbn
:. Sosie, elcr Nels @asenben, 6ertile,
Winn., iom pil ppre eIab beb at mob
tagc % toittere for i%oabanne ScIe6.
8. Q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08
Torretnimgenotiicr.
BOG pn Tjrrfrraul.

Ianfato Calculator 60, Ser bar
tppe Nars @riarins / SiIoirtnin9 al
Hugen1aifiner og ale @rene al 6ierfrre
ooIcn foreurigt, bar u6gipet en- BOG, Der
oil nprc al itor Rptte for Sen, ser life
er pcI inoe / aac 0crre Gags Sem
meligheoer. 6oemipmbeIit at bore 99e
ierc fan crboIoc benne 300 frit beo
mco ct @repfort at iucIcnoe gtabn og
Norcsic til @nnfnto Snclbator 60.
Dor 763 Wonfoto, Iint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

Ser orbciSe& mcO Sber for SnQn
2rners aorcert Sen 26be. Snnprc$.
iario 5caefien ioruoiiger, at ben bill
BIZ Sen ~iterite Peai0enheo / bpn nor
lie aolonis Siitorie. Oct er Menin-
gen at boISe en- deception til a1nit-
nerinoenS 9Gre citer 9oncerten.
N 2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-08

gcT ut Gro i0r G0ot
SeHe o~regiaccuec g
psEtoGa % az Wtuf
rraits 90 min inu
itregeosSp meo gH
caaeune R1ii portoe,
tnlf Mhrlais
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
OUR NEWTOWN
 NEWS LETTER
Especial to the Farmer.1


 Newtown. Dec. 17-The body of Patrick Larner, who died of accidental gas poisoning in Waterbury, Monday night, was brought to his home on Curtis Hu1, Wednesday,. The family were appraised of his death, Tuesday noon, but. owing to the .tie-up on the railroad the undertaken was unable to bring the remains for over 24 hours after the. discovery of death. The funeral will take place from St. Roses church, Saturday at 10 a. ms The deceased resided in Newtown for over 30 years, for lost of the time in the employ hof the employ of the railroad as section foreman. A year ago he was prom oted to construction work with headquarters in Water bury He is survived. by his widow, five sons and two daughters. mostly grown t1p.e Mr. Larner was an assfs- tant school teacher in Ireland where he was born He was 55 years of age.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary F'oran will be conducted from St Roses church, Friday morning at 10 a, m., as the condition of the Walnut Tree Hill road will not permit of a public funeral from the bereaved home.
 There will be an anniversary re- quien mass for William Shay at St Roses church. Saturday morning at a. m.
 Between Newtowne and Botsford
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

is presumed they got through to their destination that night. The owners of the other two ears could not be learned nor their experiences, but as both cars were headed south it is thought they were taken on by other 1uclxfer motorists.
 E. J. Pitzsch1er, assistant town clerk, came to his place of business on snow sh oes on Tuesday and Wednesday, In- deed one of the curious sights. of the stormy season is the number of people who possess these requisites, and used them in coming to the post office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

four autom obiles are stalled in the snow. c. $. Cole deserted the near
 est one to the burough, Monday af-
 ternoon after vainIy trying to get be-
 yond Bacon's hill.e He walked home. FairchiId Brothers came to stop at
 the bottom of this hill, evacuated their light business motor and both
 wended their way to the Newtown
 station on foot to take train for their home in Brookield. They. slept in
 the station that night and it was not
 until Tuesday night late that they. boarded the first northbound train. It
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
Holiday Stationery.

It is desirable in gift giving to feel assured of suitability In presenting a box of Eaton, Crane & Pike's ex- tensiVely used Linen Lawn or High land Linen, or Wards we'll known
 Boston writing paper, there is the satisfaction that the article is of best quality, perfect in texture, tint and
 finish, and attractively boxed. Amon the many styles in this correct sta tionery, are the lots put up for men's business or social letter writing. At the P. o. News Store. products of these
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
WednesdaY.

pr. Mumford hired the driving horse of Miss Beers and with his pre- scription case over his shoulders went on his round of patients today, much as the old time practitioners did.
 Michael Blake, Jr., of Walnut Tree Hill is suffering from carbuncle which has confined him to the house for several days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

XMAS HOPING AND WREATHs or
 LAUREL JOHN KFcCfA < SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

popular firms are shown in interesting variety. The F. o. News Store is only few steps from the Main street entrance to the Arcade. and is char asterized by moderate prices and high luaIity goods.=Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

Farmer Want Ads. Ic a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

NORFOLK SUITS with 2 pairs of pants; stitched belts and pleats;. a1Is wool cassimeres and all-wor- sted serge with one pair pants; sizes 6 to IT years.
 OVERCOATS consist of all wool Mackinaws and BeIted Models, in a variety of handsome color com binations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

NORFOLK SUIT S. some mixtures with two pairs. of pants; also fancy mixtures with one pair of pants; sizes 6 to T years.
 SCHOOL AND JUVEN- HE zOVERCOATS - in cludfng Ba1rnacaans, Mack inaws, Norfolks and Be1ted models; blue, gray and brown chinchi11a, wool lin- ed-sizes 3 to 16 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17

NORFOLK SUITS with stitched belts and pleats: variety of new patterns. including plain co1ors and mixtures; sizes s to IT years.