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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
Big Strike Is On
 In New York Plant
 of Garvin Company

f l
 New York, Aug. 2-According to of heials of the International Asso ociationi of Machinists between TOO and 800. employees of the Garvin Machine Com pany here did not go to work today. The activity of the Union, officials said. was in the interest of an 8-hour day and a Is per cent. increase in wages. They added that on Saturday last. George K. Garvins president of the company, had offered a 10 per cent. increase to the men.
 It was said the union officials had gathered reports from the employees of the plant that the Garvin. concern had obtained sub contracts from the D. w. Bliss Company. of Brokolyn, for tools to be used in the manufacture of war machinery.
 J. J. Keppler, vfce-president of the machinists. left New York today for P1ainfield, N. J., to confer with the machinists representative there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
STOCK MARKET

New York, Aug. 2=opening-A fair degree of strength developed in the early trading today, but the accumu- lation of orders over the weekend was not large and the opening was the quietest of any Monday morning for several weeks. Most of the favor ties on last weeks advance were high CT, although heaNiness appeared in Crucible Steel, which fell back 1 3-4 Bethlehem Steel, Airbrake, AIlis-ChaI- xners. Baldwin Locomotive. Can and Republic Steel gained about a point each, Coal Products four points
 Noon-There was a tendency to re- duce speculative holdings of war
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
MACHINISTS OF
 PAWTUCKET ASK
 EIGHT HOUR DAY

2 Pawtucket, R. l., Aug 2-Demands for increased pay and shorter hours
 were made by macl1inists at the plant
 of Potter & Johnson today The firm -enployes nearly 1000 men and is said to be engaged in making machines for the manufacture of shells and ship ping the machines ito France. The
 demands of the men, who seek an in
 crease of five cents an hour and an eight hour day, were presented by a committee representing the local branch of the International Assoeia-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

There are about 200 clubs and or ganizations in this city but some of them will probably not take out I- censes biecause they feel they cannot afford the $100 fee. A $29o bond is also required with the filing of the application and this may also be a fnanciaI hardship. for some of the smaller lorganizatio onS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
PRosTRATED BY HEAT

Helen zopf. aged IS, of 4s2 Broo.zs street. was prostrated by the heat this morning while watching the circus pa rade, from Broad street and Fairfield avenue. Dr. J. P. Deery of the ambu- lnace corps revived her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
STEAL OATS.

It was reported to the police this morning by the New Haven railroad been broken into and 10 bushels of oats were stolen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
MARRIAGE LICEN SEES.

Today Marcus Breiner, 22, insur- ance agent, 2O3 Osborne street, was granted a license to wed Rosie Griette, 21, of 380 Osborne street, and to John Malesky, 21 electrician, Meriden, to wed Susie Siacie, 21, of 87os Hanett street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
THE PRETTIEST rACw

and the Iaost beautiful hands are Of. ten o1sfigured by an unslgnIly wart- It can easily be removed m a few Wart Remover. For sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, AIS Fairhald Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
HARBoR HAPPENINes

The tug skidpore came in with one boat this morning and took six others to New Haven.
 The tug John Garrett took eigaE lght boats to New York last night ana the tug G1adwitch brought in one boat for the City Ice & Coal Cor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
\ UNDRF EDS $ RlkE
 Al Hl0N PI. AN s
 OF RE INlNGT0N co.

Continued from Page Arms Go. has been outlined by him with other labor saving schemes to Hollow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

William J. Bryan says he seeks no office but intends to remain in politics the rest of his life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
6T. L. watson Q co.l


 The analysis Of earnings in the steel industry, shows that 25- per cent of the current production is due to war demands. This furnishes cir cumstantial evidence Of the uaagnftud5 of the war orders which have stirli1 lated speculation in certain spseiat issues. But we have had a demon stration this week of the sensitfveness of stocks that are subjected to so violent naanipulations and it-is clear therefore that good margins should be exacted on all such purchases, for stop-loss orders are no protection where fluctuations are liable to bg-so sudden and unexpected. The easy state of the money market, howsVe indicates that speculation. while e594 tensive and excited, has not passed tEe safety point. Confidence is gradua st spreading in all directions and .-th6 wonderful trade balance our overs seas commerce is rolling up, tl a. strength of our financial position. and the brilliant crop outlook combine ao sustain this confidence and lead to it's expression in the markets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

stocks which showed fhe effects oi heavy realizing sales These shares held within comparatively narrow lines and their steadiness under the circumstances indicated such a desree of absorptive capacity of the markea as to encourage speculative ven6ures elsewhere. Buying shifted to better established issues and the market ss a whole made a good shoWifle throughout the morning. Oil Stocks coppers and fertilizers were pr5rilf7E ent in the movement, in which some of the railroads also figured. Bonds were irregular.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


 H. l. Morris, of SIS Broad St. who is a deputy collector of customs at the local custom house has returned from a particularly enjoyable two weeks vacation spent in the Adirondacks.
 MT. and Mrs. FIT. Langenhan of 62 Benham avenue and Miss Alice Lyddy and John Grogan spent the weekend in Ridgefeld, where they were the guests of relatives
 Miss Ruth Jameson Of Stratford avenue, entertained a group of friends Saturday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Katherine Fitzgerald. of New York Singing and dancing were the diversions which passed the evening all too quickly. Refresh merlts were served at a late hour The guests were the Misses Fitzgerald. New ork: Agnes Kearns, Elizabeth Stan ton, Maude Stearns. Ruth 'Brien, Helen Cassidy and Ruth Jam eson; !; Messrs. Thomas Kilborn, Frank Ken edy, Jacob Heating, John Myers, Eu- gene Koesana, James Hart, Paul Rich ert and Philip Lavery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

ton of Maohinists, It is reported that similar demands will be made at other local plants.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

N Custom s16 Suit Sale B NOW LYFORD BROTHERS BUY W East Side ana West End
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

Terms to suit
 Terms to suit Terms to suit Terms to suit Terms to suit discount.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
Iron Beds

Regular Price $2oo less 2o% $160 Begular Price $2.5o less 2oao $2.o0 Regular Price $3.5o less 2ogo $2.s0 Regular Price $4oO less 2oE s32o Regular Price $500 less 2o9o $4.0O
 Regular Price $6.5o less 2ogo $520' Regular Price $8.5o less 2o9a $68O
 And all other Iron Beds at this discount.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
Dressers

Regular Price $3ooo less 2o@ $24.0o Regular. Price $25.00 less 2096 $20.00
 Regular Price $2o00 less 209o.. $16.00 Regular Price $500 less 209o $1440 Regular Price $14.oo less 20e6 $11.2o Regular Price $12.00 less 20fo s 9.60 Regular Price 5000 less 2o% s 800 And all other Dressers at this discount,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

3ie bieiige11 Marine Neierpen iinl
geltern slbeno bon ibrer iahrlid)er
Seefabrt allf Sen groBel1 See1 mie-
Der heimgefebrt. Sic ii1o etpo ore
Wod)en bon Ser 5toot obmeieno ge.
.fpe len. 9ie Mul1oper mtroel1 1a9t
CLEVELAND, Ohio, a%bgebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

6ralt gtta Mcper bnt geeer ibrel1
gytarm A6enrD M%eper cine Sdeioungs-
flage inn @erid)t eingereidt. Sic be-
1bnloigt i'm Ser Irl1nfenbeit l1t0 ser
1lnmenldlid)en @ebanbIl1ng. Gas
Hoar NOR ieit oal1 Is. Sanl1ar 1919
berbeiratbet unb lebte Bis 5l,1n Z. Sc
.brllar 1915 5l1iomrltent.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
Gncr @lite,t fa1t1 fltrirt ,ucr6e1t.


Seto lnr9fdltig lnb iest glth ni1t
Slt9lnft, grl6Dpfnng ODER plDsIiden
Acknowledgement aus unb nebrnt cine
8ebanolung nit r9r. Sings Stem
9tscpberp". tpobur6 SIR poiitip 2inz
oerltrg unb nit Ser 3eit iiderli6 5ei<
lung bon gnrem 9uiteu ftnfet. Sic
erife 9o1is idon beldnftigt Sen 8eis,
halt ben 5nlten duf. Ser Damn in flrs
Ser3ett gang berldninbet. u9r. Sings
Metp 9tscoberp" lit e%rfolsreid felt As
|Sabren 9ebralldt nprben llnb garanz
tirt Die Ceiling. Gels 5l1riiderltottet
ipenn nidt befriebisenb. Soft ei11e Tlaz
lde bon Current Iputbefer; lie fotei
gud mir iperig uno bilft biel. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
MtneS aus Mu8rQtine

SIN County 6eim lit p%oroclfcrn
Men0 mad tnlr fl1r5er aranfbeit
Irou MarD @ritton inn Sitter BON rs
Sabrcn geitorben. Sic @erltorrbene
bat iid lett leds Sabren in oenl
County &eim alrfgebalten nno fam
bon 8ilton, no iie la1lge SATIRE ge-
le6t bat. Sbren 600 betrallern 0rci
ermad)iene &iloer 1llro mebrcre Gu
ffel. Gle 2eide ml,rbe nad} @ilto1l
iiberfiibrt ulo Sort geltern Morgell
6eeroiet.
gr-9iirgermeiiter Conrad &oebler
Nerlttt ~porgeltern Morgen an Ser
JlnBIront ei,len @ei1lbrudl als er
NIT oem @eil1 5apiid1en Elm Sal lnlo
.eil1en Nfoiten gerietb, 10 BOB ser al1o-
'd)e1 DEM &1lie nno bent 6llBgelenf
5erbrodcn mltrbe. Or. 81. $. Oliper
l1abm 0en @erlebten in 8ebanoll,ng,
per mabrideinlid .mebrere Modelt
|lang oas Sous lbiiten r1l1B, Bis ct
notwithstanding iein miro.
Mad lallgcrer aronfbeit lit porge=
tern Morgelr in ibrem Sein1, 1142
2llcas StroBe, 6rau @enrp Npenbuis
I'M Sitter bon Sc Sabren %geltorben.
.9ie Gerltorbene mllroe i'm SATIRE
1853 in Ma1scatine County %eeborel1
lrno fat bier lcitber gelebt. slltBer
fibren Mann binterlGbt tic eine11
'So6n .llnb cine Godter. 3ie @eeroi-
glr1g fi1roet ON Montag Madmittag
auf Dem GREENWOOD 5rieObof ltatt.
@cl,te slbc,to gibt Sic Waascatinc
GNano Elm &on5ert auf Dem Meeb
IRarf, fir meldes ein reid)baltiges
uro bor5iiglides Grograln1ln 5uiam-
melgeitelt apopoen lit.
Sm @ellebllc Soipital itorb borge-
lter1 M1orgen nod lalngerer &ranfbeit
eesobn 6anlbaber, ein apoblbefannter
gi1mobner Ser Stobt, i'm Sitter bon
80 Sabren. St ml1rbe in Ml1scatine
ON 23y Suit 1877 gebpren 11nb bot
leitber bier gelebt. NnBer lei11er @at-
tin binterlabt er 0rei &irr0er. gr &c,
trieb lett 1tel1n sSsa6ren ein @arbierge.
idpaft III SiiO Muscatine. Die 8e.
eroi9uag filroet pabrihcinlib belte
itatt.
Die 3uiammner1funft oes 35. sSSotpc
@eaiments finoet am Is. uno is
September III Scr 9aue ser 81. .. II
IS. ltatt. Soffentlid itellen iib ei,e
Mn5aM Der l1eberlebenoen oes be
fannten &eginents ei1. giele Sci
nlten getera11en 1ino bereits seitor1
ben.
SEER 6n6 @leiit tootete borgeltcrr
11id)t mcit BON leinem Semi alrf Ml1s
cutine Sslan0 cine &laggerihlarlg,
bon be0eute1oer 2dirge. gs gibt bie1
lllid}t Dicle ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

G0 9l1el bon galt Msoline lpl1roe
Dor einiger Sagen in Clinton, SSSo.,
tpeaen 9iebitabls inter $4,000 9iirg=
lf)aft geltelt. Ger Gerboftete Iou
einem Slritis &roeger bon Sttmpa,
81, $40 geltolllen baber, oils oieier
1hlief. @lleu miro bis allf meiteres
III Der Noli5eiltation gebaltel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

Die &DrpergrDbe Ser 8epDlz
terung auf Mlubialbooen 19eint bic
Der 8epDlterun9 olf Dilupidlbooen
gu iibertreffen.
pofor st. Soulmes.
Militdrgetitlider fir @pinal, lit, tpie
aus Sent beri6tet miro, bsauftragt
gene EN-, bic 5ablreiden epatuierten
-Gl1dfer 81 kfu9en, Die bic Strange
len in oeu 2agern Doll plombieres,
g1abenegneite, 8alzo'M1ol uno @aulz
1uter 9eiammelt baben. Mdbreub
mon lber ibren aDpfen tdmpfte, ba<
ben 0ieie armen 2eute mo9enlorg in
aelern gelebt; biele unter ibnen baz
ben ein ooer mebrere 6amtlienmit<
glieber %berloren, aue ibre !6duier, iDr
8ieb unb ibr 9pl5. Sic iinb salla
perIpirrt; oenn bic meiiten, ipie' ie
aud politif@ seiinnt ieten, tDnncn
nidt Elm Mort Grana0iii9 llnb fiib-
Zen 1i6 als Proteitantcn in sen fatboz
ltiden .@ebieten nenig %tpi1tommen.
Sn sepi1 Ell Bayern fino lie in sroben
S9ul< ooer @atbausfdlen aulammenz
9epfer6t unb idlafen mebr ober tpe=
niger ourheinanoer auf Strpb. Die
militarii4en @orseieBten nebmen ipobl
Riidii6txa uf tie, tDrnssN ibnen aber
nidt aQes geipabrea, mas lie nDtie
batten. Sn 8oIsb'giol lit IS etneln
iungen elidiiiiGen paI!or selungsn,
fid nit feiner @emeinbe internrrcn
gu Iaf1en, bic er auf bteie Weiie psr-
1orsen tann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

224 8arrtiou Strife
: &rogramm fir biefe wo6e:-

sruataa Nv ugeople Of tie git"
- 2 Neel IS. g.; Cleo Wlabijpn. -
Strut Gil, 2 Neel Montpe unb
2 anocre quite 3cels. 6 @robe 8eels
Sbprr.
MsDntas -u9be .blaf Cot, @p. s
s.. Naipline1 nn0 Mnnn 2ittle. -
u8ettDs bream bero", Mpb 2eonarb
lllo @aa @al. u8ecflp 49,. 3us
Ilcrneuelte.
9ienstas - Souls in potpn";; 8
Necl Neg 9en @illon llnb 9prp>
tbp 4liaips. n5be icconb beginning" /,
Msittus6 - uGpllrtn1artaileb", 4
Steel SNIP. i. Sranct5 Milipn ll1b
9pnncrstag ~ uMlmplt q Sing"
2 Steel Sector. Molan @iaon unb oil
lie Nbobes. Gbica9p Srib.- OH -
@eeflD ll1b SIb Soc GOT.
Sreitas - Huber TIE Crescent
Sinal @p. Grinceb Sallon Neitor ms
$50 Comedy.
sDnuabc,tb Size Spenins Slight" /,
2 Steel 8ig 9. Mbele 2anc. Captain
Scents Scols". 3boto @mnbepile. So
fer Comedy.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
@ertdteritotter Ser 5pnooe.

Seltte Mbcno finoet ser @eioags-
'8ottesoienlt tplbrenb Ser Sprooal=
iibnng 6es Gentral=Suinois 3iitrifts
III Der oel1tid)en l1tberiiden Slnma-
mtels=&irde inter 2eitung oes Serrr1
6. S. &olf ltott. Gus folgen0e Nrp-
grarm fonur1t sur Ml,sfiibrln1g:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

2. S9riftabibnitt.
3. slqegro moderate @uilmant
Brof. q. aappel.
a.. &c 3e1tm in s g%reitenbQdl
@emildter Gbor.
5. AZ Melpbie Ietbier
81 ErdluOium un0 Il1ge Bod
Nrof. 81. a0ppel.
6. SalldBet Dem Serrn 4l,6fe
8emildter Gbor.
Y. @cmeinoegeiang.
8. Marde flnebre ct don't iera@
pblqle @ltilmlant
8. AZ Surium coroo glqar
~ @boral 6%antaiia aaeppel
Erof. 81. aoppel.
10. 3ie 9in1mel riibrnen {.
9. b. 9eetbopen
@emiidter G6or.
II. Sinale @uilrnont
@rof. u. aappel.
-. 8emein0cgelang.
Sic 2eide bon S. @. alepoa, frii-
berer Gimob1ler bon Mod ssslanb,
Der Dor einigen Iagen in Bakersfield,
Sal, ~geltorben lit, longte bier porge-
tern s(bcn0 al l1no mltroe nad) oent
@obnbol1s bon 1reo 9lppleql1ilt,
1920 80. Mpenle, gebradt, Don no
aus Die 8eeroiguna am Montag
ytodmittag allf oem Gbippionnod
Irieobof itattfinOen miro. Sic bieli-
gen eagles mer0en iid) an ser Be
eroigung bctbeiligen.
Sin gepiiier SeB 9afer lpuroe an
Der 1. Npenl1e 5apilden ser 13. ul1o
IA. StraBe %pcrbaftet, neil man i'm
IN 8eroa6t batte, Die Office bon Or.
Stoder Inn 0rngen berallbt sll babel,.
Ser damn lit benz @enl,B bon beta1-
benoen 1rogen ergeben u11o So er
.1irgeno1po Morpbiltm oocr Spium
erbulten fann, Derldafit ct ii6 oie=
lelben 0urh 3iebltabl. @a6ridein-
lid) miro Der Dia11n sur Sur nad)
@atertolpn gebradt weroen.
Gle bier an Ser spnooal-s ibuna
Der lntberilden MiNouri=gDl1ooc
tbeilneb11enoen Ealtoren inns Iele-
9otc1 mad)ten geiterl1 ~aeadr1ittag eli
llen COMPROMISING allf Sem M3iiiii=
1tppi 6llB ltromal1iparts ourd} sic
Decline Shleulcn. Sic Serren ba-
ben iid) foltli6 amiiiirt.
@n. s. See bon Mercer Gountp,
Der lett einiger 3eit inn Srrenaipl 5u
8atertopn gebalten lmlroe nl1b Damn
Die 8erid)te anrief1 i'm 5l bcf
lit geitern aus bent slipl entlallen
moroen, neil feltgeite1t mllroe, oaB
Der Wann geiitig poQig normal lit.
See mobl1t altf elmer Iarrl in Nrc=
emptiol1 1omnibip.
NlS neller Yoltmpilter bon Goal
Nallep lit @orpepaG oultlep erl1annt
.moroen als 9~ead)fo4ger bon S. 5.
Ml1rpbp, Ser oos ssat ieit Sem Sabre
1897 in1egebo6t t1dt.
slm 6. Scpten1ber fin0en bier INT
ter Sen Mulpi5ien Ser sSsluno Gitp
8oot Nliociation 3oinpfbootmettfobr=
ten ltatt. Cine M1t5abl Nreile iinS
tlir Die Tobrten altseelebt moroen.
.gson Nab l110 6erntperoen iid 8oot.
etgentbiimer an oen @ettfabrten Re.
|tbeiligen.
Sral1 M1al1ita gorIion bon Mo.
line bat bonn &reisridter cine @itt.
1penpenlipn bon $40 per Mol1ut fiji
11re bret ai1loer 5ugelprod)en erbal
ten.
5ralt gtta Mcper bat gegelr ibrel
Wtann SenrD Meper eire Sdeibungs
flage I'M @erid}t eingerei6t. Sic be
1buloigt i'm Ser Grl,nfenbeit l110 Sc:
l,nmenldJliden 9ebanbIlmg. "a,
Eoar NOR ieit Sem is. Sa11uar 191:
] IA NJ s..> 49,. < T-YI&1r soT.ltE -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

~ gei Ben antliden 8eridten alts
Earis mlB man Sic @abrbeit slpiidcl1
Den 3eilen lelen 81. nSoude5 lrnb 10
tperbet SIR finbeu!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

~ Gin 9rlld ioll bon Ser ouiirtc,1
Erelie ollf @uibin9ton al1sgeiibt merz
Den, llm Sen Ginbrud Der, bcutlden
9eote 81 peripiidcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
Meues au8 Moline.

Die bieiige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
beridieoene Gerorormngcn erlalien
fir Die Gerbiitltng bon 9latterlr. Die
'gefabrlide aranfbeit lit jett beinabe
aus Ser Stoot berpont, Sic @al,pt=
lade lit, 0aB iid@ ein Sober intpfen
laBt, un0 bob Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
be 6enodridtigt miro, menn lid) PIT
5eid)en Ser aranf6eit 5eigen.
Sic 9eeroigl,11g Ser peritorbcnen
6rau g. T. san1mel fallo geitern
Born1ittag bonn 5rallerbauie, 24t9
6. slpenue, aus ollf Dem Miperii0e
|5rieobof ltatt. Galtor 6. 5Goms
belt Die 2eidenreoc am Sarge ltl1o
|@rabe.
Grandchildren iolen bon Ser bier
am Irbeitcrtag ltattfinoenOan Sara
De a%llfgenommen meroell, oil meld)er
.1i6 Die NrbeiterperbGnbe Ser 3rei
IStabte betbetligen meroell. 9ie gil=
Der pcrben Damn einige @od)en oa=
ruuf III Sen Ibeatern ae5eigt neroen.
- 3te 5eier ont slrbeitertag miro
lid gu elmer groBartigen aeitalteu,
9rel Weultffapellen ncroen Sic Ml1lif
|liefern. gs miro Der gerll1d} gelnadt
meroen, Ben poplllaren &ongreBn1al1r
elpoe $. Sapenner oils Meoncr oes
Cages 81 gerpinncn.
9lae Sitl1epbr5= 6obrer nliijien
$4,000 giirgidJaft lteaen nllo cine ge=
mtlle Strede ein6alten, bon ser lie
nidt ablpeiden oiirfen. oils Itaotiihc
2i5ens lino $25 relp. S35 per Sabr
teltgelebt fporoel1, ie nadj Ser @r0Be
Der Tabr5el1ge. Die nnoeren 8eroro=
11ullge1 lino iebr itreng gebaltel1, 10.
oaB mabrldei1lid) mebrere ser Bit
neDbns Better oas @eld)aft aufgeben
mer0en.
Die @erfitatten in Gibbs meroer
einen Mn6au crbalten, 10 BOB mebrere
bnlloert 2eute slrbeit erbalten foil
men. Mit Ben 9allarbeiten miro 10
bolo 1pie m6glid begol1nen meroen.
Dean periu6t, Sen slnbull Dor Sent
@inter icrtiggeitellt 5l1 babelr. Sn
oen @erfltatten iino ieet iiber 1900
2eltte angeltelt. Die 9eitellullgel1
lallfen reidlid u11o regelmdBig elm,
10 Dob oie Irbeitcr r%egelmaBige 8e=
ldaftigl11g babe1 meroen.
Ilerolloer aalas oon Ga1t 500
line madte porgeltern Morgen Ser
Noli5ei befana1t, oaB leine 6rol1 nit
Dem &pltga11ger Gom aosfagines
ourdgebrannt lei. Sic fatten $3.50
in gaar, eil1en Sling inn @ertbe pom
1868 uno cine l1br sum Merthe bon
$25 mitgenommen. 1ie Nolisei lit
alf Ser Slldle nad oem ourdwe=
|bronnten Gaar.
SIM 6eim bon 6errn ltl1o Iralt
Ga111el Msp1 1109 3. StraBc, bat lid,
bprgel tern ein fraftiges SDbllde1l
eil1gefull0en.
go 9l1ea bon goit Moline ,prr0e
Dor einigen Sagen in Clinton, So.,
pegen 9iebltabls inter $4,000 9iirg=
idaft g%eitellt. Ger Gerboftete iou
einem Slrtts &roeger Don Sttalpa,
81, $40 geltoblen bahel1, oils oieler
ld}lief. 8uell miro bis auf lpeiteres
IN Der Noli5eiltation gebalten.
3ie bidigen Marine=Melerpen iin<
geltern elbeno bon i6rer idbrlid)er
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Wod)en bon ser 5taot ablpeien ge.
melen. Die Meal1oper am1roen llubt
GlepelonO, Ohio, o~bgebalter.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

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Msp, 1109 3. 5traBc, bat lidy
porgeltern ein fraftiges Sobnd)en
ei~1gefun0en.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-23
CORINTH

D. o. S. Atkins has been confined to
the house for nearly two weeks with the
grippe and touch of pneumonia lie IS
gaining slowly now.
Harry Eastman died March IL after
long illness with hardening OF the
arteries. The funeral was held at the
house at 10 o'clock Friday forenoon.
One of our Oldest residents, William
Moulton, aged o. died March 10.
The stork was quite busy March ~
between the hours of II and a. m, IN
this locality, leaving boy at Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Eastman's and an Sl2-pound
Girl at Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hastings.
Many here are very i'll with the grippe
Sugar making is not progressing very
fast in this locality. Farmers who tapped
their sugar places a week or two ago
have not found weather conditions very
satisfactory for making the sap run.
Miss Pearl Blake has gone to WASH
ington to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Pike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-23
WASHINGTON

II. S. Smith Is at the Mary Fletcher
hosnital, where an operation IS to be per
formed to-day for appendicitis.
The firemens dance, held Friday night
was a success in every way, about 80 cou.
ples being in the hall. Refreshments OF
sandwiches. doughnuts and coffee were
served. The Chelsea orchestra furnished
music.
The students from tins town who are
attending Goddard seminary are at their
homes for weeks vacation.
MIR. Colburn, the new creamery opera
tor. met with quite serious accident
last week, when he was kicked by one OF
his horses
The sick ones are about as last week
Rory Mcdonald remains about the same
A. L. Patterson, who met with an aeei-
dent in the woods, is somewhat improved,
hut not so he is able to leave the house
Regular meeting Of the Rebekah lodge
Tuesday and of the grange on Friday
evening
II. d. TAYLOR and sister, Mrs. Holt OF
Plainfield. were at the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Taylor, FRI
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-23
NORTH CALAIS

x Cameron, who has been danger
ously in with pneumonia, Is reported a.
heing more comfortable at this writing.
Mrs. Oscar Ainsworth Is recovering
from light attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Edith Beard is quite Az. Josie
Converse Is caring for her.
Miss Eleanor Ainsworth Is IN Montpe-
lier for few days.
Miss Maidene Walbridge Of Cabot is a
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Ina Tabor, ior a
time.
Frank Batchelder Of st. Johnsbury was
called 10 town BY the serious Illness Of
$. X. Cameron.
Mrs. Carl Sibley Of Bethlehem and
children are visitors at Alvin Cameron :
for time.
Charles Martin Of Hardwick was The
puest 81 Louis Martin last week.
Mrs.. Arthur Corthell Of Boston was N
town the first Of last week 10 attend ne
funeral Of her aunt. Mrs.. louisa Poster,
Nv. Lawson was a business visitor %
Montpelier Thursday and Friday
FdWard Russ has been driving The
North Calais stage for the past week.
II i 70 BE- hoped there will he good
ATTENDANCE At the W. y. G. meeting neat
saturday AFTERNOON. as work is expected
There viii h. q benefit dance at Memo
rial han neat Friday evening. March =
Good music IN attendance. Your pres
encs and help desired.