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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-30
UPHoI.srERER
slaoe Repairing

Afs-e5I1RoSTE Best soil in--- Tor Fan
and Winner. Waterproof Out
vvUarg white oak, costs little more.
Ask the Goodyear shoe Repairing
Co., 7e John St., 945 3. Msin- Tel
1ae1. We call and deliver.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-30

The American Association of Ana
3onists opened It's 32nd annual con-
1ention at Yale University
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-30
Engraved Calling Cards

ENGRAVED EASTER CARDS, En-
graved wedding invitations South
worth'ss 10 ArcardR
l. Is ct.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-30

High grade, up-to-the-
minute stock and Bond SaIesmens
must be business men in every
sense of the word, with large ac-
ouaintances among protest. onal
and business men of Fairfield
County Don't answer unless you
can meet the above requirements.
This proposition means large re-
turns to live wires. American
Mortgage & Realty Co. esq Main
Street. II 10 @tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-30
NaturopatI1.
k9yt Ing and Cleaning

Il xxNGE srHA1r Drn1NG AND
Cleaning CO.. tFormerly the Bridge
port Dyelng Rnc C1eaa1ius Co.
works and offles 293 State St.. H
Lynge. Prop. p Is ELL
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urp6 Sonntag bier, artf 8eiaid) bel
ben Sani[iem @ilbir9 IMP @ia.
SrIs. Mlna Gerber ln1o Soiiile
Roe6el iparen mebrere Gage Der
porigen ISOLDE Die @dite bon 8. 6.
Stt nnb SanliIie.
SRI. eitber Sdbrmeper beiisdyte ali'
Iesten Sonntag lire angeboriger
luro reifte bann am Montog, fir
lGneeren aifentbalt, nod ct. Souls
Otto Sdpnibt nalb 9an $aiS ir.
ncbit oeren SamiIien, reiften ON
letter 9ienstog, mif Der Scetie
2initeo 8dbm, nod Der @aranlasEa
cific a~iesfteI,tng; iie perben bort.
lotpie on anoeren Srten I'M Welteit,
mebrere @odet perfpeiler.
ausuit 8n6e lrio @attir, iotuie
glfreo 8o6e nebit Satin un6 Sim
Der, reifter a1 ber9oatgenen 9ierts'
tag, mir 5pei 8oden, nod Dunbar,
Nebr.
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ans anberen Counties.
In nnieretn Wndlhnritaotdlal

Sn unierem Decentralization.
&bineIano, miro eegem6rtie cine
elcftriide 2idt-@ nitaIt erridtet.
8eralo, SrmrfIin golnltp, bot
iebt oud cine 3eiting; oicielbe FiIbrt
Den Nonter,, @eralo SnurnoI.
8arren Goi,ntp bat 10 Sdunf-
~pirthidafter unb ieit ~ Monoteri
5at lid fein @%efaiigeier I'M borti9el
Gountp : @eF1ngniB beiinroen. Col.
DE Sbatiad,en member natiirlit bon
ben Yrobibitioniitem tobtgei6niegeii.
@mil @oienbereer, elmer Der
teifbefamtten s~l6oofaten bon Mont-
eonperp County, llrto i'm Sitter bon
|85 Sdbren, erlitt fiir5lid einen
Sirnidlos unb lieat ieitber IN
tritiifem 3ltitarb O~ornieocr.
Die &odidhile IN 8dcific,
Nfo. ipitr6e fiirslif, al,f Die 2iite Der
anerfanntat Sdp,Ien geiett; Die 2eb,
rer imtr6en ieoodl bonn StaatsLSl l-
perintellSen benodridtiat, baB Die
Stuoentet einert bGberen @rab bon
arbeit lieferm iolten. 9acific bot
80
efeifians elm beiieres @ebditbe fir
ieiite Sofidntle notbig.
Cine Surp, inn &reis9erift
bon Singe Gountp, in 2inf,, bat
Srou G, &ingerb cine gutIhaoisltna
bon $500 gegen Die Stobt Setter
Jon 9Th. 5i,geiproden, fir @erlet.
raDen ipelde iie b,trd) einen Soil
Gtf beat StnnBen Ser Stabt erritt
Die Stnbt hat 4ntrag fir einer
nci,en Gro5eB eeitellt.
Ser Gountrp~g lib bon Sci.
ierion Gitp batte @orbereitnnaer
fir eii,e1t Ball eetroffen. Ole 9e.
brotenen Siibner, Die Mliiifanten
uim., tparen piinftIid 5iir Stene
ober es eri6ienen feine 8aa'
gate. 9os arrangements e&omit'
bate nereeiien Die @ndon,ut9en mls
5uiertben.
Die Sefferion Gitp Goit mady
sic 9emerfitng bnB, trot De-
Sbatiade DOB nllr elmer aus 81
Strdflingen bel einent Ntftper
illd, erfolarei6 lit, rrtb 6oB, IN
Soil er pieber eiraefongeq, miro
linn cine @erlaneer1t,te ieiner Strai
5eit ,rnt 2 Sabre Iider ut. bas Ser
Iongear rnb Sreibeit oeiulod il
m1dtis lit, baB pielc Der 8eiange
men eif,eit Tltdtperiud) MADDEN, MI
I'm Den Staat lrm ein pnor Sdbr
ihrer 3eit s1l bringeit.
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Berger.

Seit ms an letten Wontag iinS
0ietstng Der Stelertoleftor beiudi
bot, iirpo Die meifteat snld,en bier
SietIi6 Ieer.
Gbuiit. &aiid), nelfer ieit eirlem
Woriat franf mar, befiftoet iif aili
Der 8~efferattg.
$enrD Safffe batte dl borigen
Mitttpo6 @eid1fte it, Serinatt1t.
Srnii Otto Marrotte, SRI. 8ertbo
Meper ntto Srait 9biIip Spefbals
ipuroei norige @od)e rtad ct. 2ouis
nj Dos ct. Marp's Soipital gebrodt
mo iid eii,e ieoe eirte diriirgiifen
0peration raltersos. 9e1t 8eridten
5lafoIge eebei Die orei @otierten IT,
rer @eneiiins ertgesett.
@ittnb 2dboaibe perfanbte ON, Iet.
ten @ontas cine aenrifbte garloiins
Mnpobieb ini6 Gdapeine.
%. S. 8ebrmontt, SEIZE 9racp.
Sdbn aiifoepSnar int6 gIfner Snfl
mndtet fiir5Iidl in elmer &olrs
amnnh eiitetp aaisflaie aisf Dem Gas.
conn0c. mo fe Elm punr Gage MD
6tife,t ,irl6 Sagerr berbrafyen.
@m. Stoeppelaraatit itn6 @ottin,
ipeId9c in Ser bersaugerlen Node ib.
he gsriDosioten III ct. 2oltig beiiAtt
|bottep iiu6. dtt lesteu Rotrtaa nod
|bm.ie sairiidseteBrt. 3.
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5enl per alito, einen 8eiud) in ct.
Souls.
Sn Iesterer 8eit iitto bie Gidbaien
in iinierer 3adbaridaft piel pbt-
reider als tpie friiber; pieIeidt iiftb
6ieielben fir Iartgeren aufentbaIt
Dier eimgetpm6ert, o6er pieIleift finb
es iti,r DairdbiigIer.
Gbriit gen5 mar Dorige Bode BEL
Sobn Sdatlte oils @ebilfe aitgateIIt.
Sobn Naupitt tnto 2esIie 9itefer
befart6en fid am pergangerten CONS.
tag, gefdyiFtebaIber, in Scrnanil.
Sn Der 8eenroitt Metbobiiteu Sir.
de miro nrt Montas, BEN 25. Otto.
Der, Elm @ottesbienft ftattfhtoen, mel.
der tpdbren6 Der gairaert ISOLDE fort.
oeiest meroen iptr6. Sebermalf 1T
ei,rgela6en.
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SRI. Wdrtba 8ritens, bon Scr.
MANN, befinbet iib bier alf geiild)
bel t9rer SdpeIter, SRI. SiIba
8raieits.
Srau S. 9. Stod, nebit Sob,t,
Rorna,r, iino aan Iesten Souttag
aitf elm BOAR @od,en nod ct. Souis
a~ereiit, Inn 8ertpan6te un6 Sreunbe
81 beirden.
&emipait @iI6iitg erDielt am Der.
gattgetrett Montng cine Garlaoitng
4ies.
81. O. Minnegerobe, Der beige
Rodttelesrapbiit, tpeIder spei go
teip Seriet bel ieinen a~ngeborigen
in ct. 2oaiis ~berIebte, lit am lesten
1ontos ipisoer bier eingetrofien.
sSSfn Seim bon Snrrp g. Bbillips
ur1 @attin lit ort iesten Snrrstog
elm neiner Strefenpornuann nnge.
fonuiiett.
emil Beoepobl, bon ct. 2ouis,
befoat6 ii6 mebrere Gage Der poriger
@ode bier, bel feii,en a%ngeborisert.
Sreeie irnb Sobn fhlo CUR s3eit
BEL Der ginrtd5srEfg elmer 2idtotrlo.
ae irtb elmer SeiNrngsardage mir
Otto Doerffinger, In Sapiss.
@bert gearaisarst befinoet fi6 out
BeEtd III MdFbaid, Montdttn, ais
@aif bon 9. s.. 6iirfe iifiSfo etS0ttfat.
Soc 8uurttnrf inpo gutfin, boz,
Serntdarai, noarert Ieeten sdfrsfns
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Gonntp sonntassidnl. @ereins Der
iammlnns bier, am 26. nnS q.
Oftpber.

Die aGiGbrIide a~onoentipn oeS
@asconaoe Gointp Sonntagsldate
Cereirs, einer irtteriectioralen, Co
cperotipen 8erbin6ini9 sur Sebung
rn6 5ur Soroerirlg Der arbeit Der
SGormtogsi6nleng miro in Der bieli'
gen sc. 6. &ir6e cine 5ipeitd9ige
EGislnlg abbalten, arn 9ienstog, Den
26. Sftober, mo om Wtitt1pod1, oett
81. Sftober.
8reoiaer nllS Sird,enleilte aus oil
len Sbeilen oes 2mroes fpeuoen ait'
meieno iein, Inn lire @niid)teii OTIS
S1rtalpfdenL iotpie aud arm @atbltloee
nrtb SlGne fiir ole mo9lidIt ipirf'
fame Grbeit unS oen griolg Der
SormtaesfditIen 5u nnterbreltefl,
Ger 8erein Iaoet eiidl biermit Elm,
ser Iusfiibr,tng bes fol9enoen Ero.
grams beialtpobnen:
Gienstag @ormittag, Oft. 26.
10 900 Registration 1870 Bible
Hour led by Rev. R. Fl. Kas-
mann; IL 100 Address Of Wei
come, Rev. Carl Opp; Ills Re-
sponse, A. E. Meyer, Bay, Mo-;
III 80 The Efficient Sunday
School, Rev. Kunzmann; 1900
Adjournment.
9ienstag Gadymittag.
l 80 Praise service led by Rev.
Carl Opp; 1:45 Cradle Roll, Miss
ii. E. Beard; 2:15 The Model
Sunday School Teacher, DR.. W.
B. Dickson; 2:45 Hymn; ESQ
The Bible in the Sunday School
And How to Use it, Rev. A. Ka-
lohn; $40 Report of the Secre-
tary, F. Fl. Oberg; $3.50 Round
Table Discussion; Rev. F. G.
Preul, Drake, Mo-. 400 Adjourn
ment.
Dienstag SlbenN.
30 Praise Service and spec
ial Music; 7:45 The Aim of the
Sunday School, Rev. R. fl. Kas-
mann; 8:15 Hymn; 500 The
Children of the World, Miss FL,
z. Beard; Adjournment.
Mitttppdy gormittas, Oft. 81.
900 Bible Hour led by Rev.
Carl Opp; 1890 Reports Division
Superintendent; 11:15 How to
Retain Seniors in the Sunday
School, Rev. F. G. Preul; IL :4C
Relation of the Sunday School to
the Church, Rev. G.. X. Widmay-
err; 200 Adjournment.
Mtttpod Radrmittag.
1:30 Praise Service led by Rev
X. Fl. Kasmann; Ids Business
Meeting; 2:15 The Sunday School
and Mission, Rev. A. Hoffman
2:35 Hymn; 2:40 The Open Door
Miss ri. E. Beard: Adjournment.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-22

-ltniepem Witbiirger, Gbas.
Sabrner, sebiibrt obne 8iberreoe Die
&rone als Ipfelapein. ober Giber@aos
mig. Set Der pergaip9enen ISOLDE
haben SER Sabrner iln6 Ieine De
biIfen 1000 @alloiten Giber prohl'
alert, ufpb 500 8allonelt bnpnn iitt6
bepeits perfatft. Serr Sabrner bat
Gle aar,se gpfelernte bon Spbn Saios
Sb5gdrteit, in @asconaoe, Urge
fGbr 1900 Sab, gefmuft, nm oen
groBten Sl5eil oabon mieber bier, in
Serinaf1rt nnb Der llmsegerro, Der.
fatft. Die gaoerfabrif befinhet iid,
in benz 8eb1n6e, peldes iriIber
BON Otto 8oeIterbi,tg als Maidinen~
@erfitatt beniitt tpurbe.
Die Srage in getreff eines
Gelibal,s fir Ole Sodfdutle, ODER fir
Die grabierte Sdalle, ober aud, fir
heioe Sdualen sltfmmnen, nilnmt
nod INNER Ole MitfmerfSnmfeit iitt-
ieres S6ulratbs in anipriHd. allber
Nber Srage, fir meldc Der beibcn
SdntIen, ober OF fir alle beiSe 5lt-
'anmen elm @ebGitbe erriftet iper-
ben fon, banbelt es iid Dor allen
9ingert alid} LIN bic 8eidnffiing Der
ll0tbieen @elbmittel. Sn Der lester
gerlaunrIung bes Sdulratbs purbe
6dber beid)Ioiien fid @cfpiBbeit Dor.
iiber ait p~eridJaffers Oh Die @elber
ser 6ertiden SdpiDe 5u 9nlSpeden
b~erdpetoet ipeu6en biirfen.
-llnieren beralideh 9anf ben
ioIaetpoen 2eiern, fir ole Grreiera,ng
hires announcements aaif bus golfs.
bfatt, in Ser bergnrugetelu 8ode:
Clos. gllnge, 1trim; Srmt Gbriit
Slefda, Serrsaflir; Ssccar 2oebntg,
Sernunttt, n. 9; Sroai 81. &oefdel,
Sermnnrar; Mun Starf, Chicago;
sscbn Senmeberser, ct. 2oais; 5raii
M. 1Iaa5r. ct. 2oris; Sp. Siieomep'
er, Sigginsbilfe; Srn1i gnreiia
@naer, GrGi @opbia goes Sris 9aifsi
,tro Srnrtf 8atnitarf. $errsottat;
2ouis Miieoieer, @ascosooe; S. Y.
@eioel, ct. 2oas; 5rie Sable,
eapiss; ssobn SeImerood. Sebbetts;
Ohio gberlng Se%nrsdritr; 8rn. Sons,
gptsoont; Sofnr @iInrs, Boz.
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aofebnS q. /.

@nt. @reimte, tpeId,er Ddbreno
bes bersangcitem Sommers in SIC.
.bpastn georbeitet baf. 1T auf fir5e
9eit nodJfnaife airriidgefebrt.
gteong Sieter, Der 2ebrer I'M @otb
'Dftrft, mar sl grpbe Der Iesten go
DE siibaiffe.
s. 8. Wrinfmd1sm Grod5te Dor air.
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Seiratbs.2 iscnien.

SmS 2eimfntebler, Gotsbam, %
2issie 8roefer, Gotsham 25
8illie Cole, Mcaittrif "a
@ebecca Map Willer, Sigh Sin 81
Ilw. tSabermefI, SnisS %
Ggnes Miller, Sermoiln 10
Sanl,eI 2ermaeI, Sope 80
Mnna @iebingbasel,, Mt. Sterling 26
SIS. g. @rote, &piebilb 81
Srnt Ssailia Sdyerer, @eralo GO
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. Meisses. 6eitinirtes Boiier, sum
SrtuBen nn6 fir alttscnrcbiI4 Sspefe
Ill berBosfen 1t olIest 0iinnfitdteit.
Oh GberIin, Serm0',t. No.
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Atlas jar, strong shoulder, screw
top. Buy now and save
money.
pints per doz. without rubbers 4Ic
quarts 4oc
6gal. nc
tin cans per doz..............23c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
CAB. RIA STAR 10 APPEAR IN E0vEL
 FILM SENSATiOH
Maciste, Nun1idian Slave of D'Annunzio Thriller, Comes
 to Plaza Theatre.

When the noted producer. D'Annufl- zio had made arrangements to give .sCabiriai' to the world in film forI1l,1 he was confronted with a most diff. cult problem In order to give the picture that air of mysterious distine- ton and wonder that was brought out. so forcibly in the story, he must find ! character who was at once natural and supernatural and yet the part was intended to be a minor one. Ma ciste, the Numidians slave was the character and in order to present the story as it was intended by the au- thor, the man who should portray the role, must be the possessor of nllraeu- ious strength, be able to handle crowds Of men as one would handle SO many flies, and do it in a manner that showed he really meant it, with out bringing into play camera tricks that are easily discovered by. the average film fan.
 D'AnnuIlzfo was a wonderful man as. all those who have seen his world famous. ..Cabiria'f will admit, but his friends thought he had aimed a, step higher than he could climb. He hunted his man for four long years putin the end his untiring efforts were rewarded. He met Edward Pa gano. under most peculiar circunl- stances and he saw in the man all the brute strength he had dreamed Of. Though Pagano was not an actor, il was not long, under Df4Annunzfo's able direction. before he was ready to as- sume the role allotted him and which later proved to be the star part in the film.
 Because of his great success in .'Cabiria,' . the picture company pre- vailed upon him to pose for one more
 masterpiece which was to be written especially for him. The picture was titled t"The Marvellous Maoiste'' and was produced at enormous expense. It has lately been released and Man ageT Callan of the Plaza offered an aI- most fabulous sum for it's presenta- tion locally. His offer was taken and arrangements have been made to pre- sent the picture to local theatre goers the latter half of the week in addi- tion to the vaudeville bill.
 sErhe Marvellous Macfste'i is won der work of amazing acts. tantalizfng thrills and stirring struggles. Maciste, the super-man," is seen fighting with scores of men and seems to en- joy the battles. The film is both comedy and tenses exciting drama and there is an element ofzrnys which holds while the action moves with a speed that will bring you to the edge of your seat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17

EarmF Want Ads. -one Cent. word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
BOHEMlANS AND SLOVAKS ISSUE
 WORLD APPEAL FOR SYMPATHY

gram. All Bohemian political parties
 have up to this time been fighting for 8 qualified independence within the
 limits of Austria-Hungary. But the
 events of this terrible war and the
 reckless violence of Vienna constrain
 us to claim independence without re-
 gard to Austria-Hungary.
 We ask for an independent Bo-
 hemian-SIovak state.
 The Bohemian people are now con
 vinced that they must strike out for
 themselves. Austria was defeated not
 only by Russia, but by the little, de-
 spised Serbia, and is now a depend
 ency of Germany Today Berlin has
 galvanized this corpse, but it 'is the last effort. Austria-Hungary has ab- dica ted. We have lost all confidence
 in it's vitality; it has no longer any
 reason for existence. By it's inca pacity, by it's voluntary subordfnation to Germany it has convinced the
 whole world that the former belief in the mission of Austria is out of date, forever overthrown by the European war. Those who defended the use fulness even the necessity of Austria
 Hungary, and at one time the grea Bohemian historian and statesman
 PaIacky was one of them. thought of
 Austria as a federal system of nations and lands with equal rights. But Austria-Hungary 'dua1istic mon ster became the oppressor of all who were not Germans or Magyars. It is a standing threat to the eace of Euroe, a mere tool Of Germany seek ing conquest in the East, a state EaV- ing no destiny of it's own, unable to construct an organic state composed l'of a number of equal. free, progressive races. The dynasty living in it's tra- ditions Of absolutisrn manages to
 maintain the seTnbIance of the former world power through the undemo-
 cratic cooperation of a sterile no bility, bureaucracy that belongs to no race and a body of army officers that is. against every race.
 No one doubts any longer that Aus ria-Hungary had Justification in the Sarajevo murders for it's attack on Serbia; Vienna and Budapest m erely carried out their anti-SlaYic plans which came out so shame1essly
 in the political trials of a number of Serbians- In these trials of South ernl S1avs Vienna and Budapest were not ashamed to use documents forged by the Hungarian legation. War is merely the continuation of this lying policy of VIeana and Budapest dictiveness and cruelty almost barbar- ous toward all non-German and non
 Magyar peoples.
 l EGermany. shares the guilt of Aus ] Hungary. It had the power and it was it's duty to civilization and hu- ma nifty to prevent the war! but it chose to profit by the inperia1istic fri volities of the Viennese, adventures. Austro-Hungary and Germany, with their Turkish ally, are fighting for q cause that is evil and already lost.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
END INDIGESTION OR STOMACH PAIN
 IN FIVE MINUTES
'Pape's Diapepsin'' makes sick, sour, lgassy stomachs
 feel fine.

Time itt In five minutes all stom ach distress will go. No indigestion. heartburn, sourness or belehing of gas, acid, or eruetations of undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache.
 Pape's Diapepsin is noted for it's speed in regulating upset stomachs. It is the surest, quickest and most cer- tain indigestion remedy in the whole world, and besides it is harmless.
 Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods without fear they know Pape's Diapepsin. will save them from any stomach misery
 Please, for your sake, get a large hfty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on beine mfserabl ble--life is too short-you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what you like and digest it; enjoy it, without dread of rebellion in the stomach.
 Pape's Diapepsin belongs in vour home anyway. Should one of the family eat something which don't agree with them, or in ease of an st- tack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gas tritis or stomach Arrangement at daytime or during the night if is handy to give the quickest, surest re- lief known.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
SEMBRICH CANCELS ALL
 ENGAGEMENTS BECAUSE
 OF NERVOUS BREAKDOWN

New York, Move 17-Becanse of iii yhealth, Madame Marce1Ia Sembrich has resigned as president fof the American Polish =IIoi11ef Committee and vice. president Of the Polish Vic tirns' Relief Fund. All her profession al engagements have been cance1ed until the beginning of January. Ma dame Sembrich is suffering from a nervous Breakdown and bronchial trouble.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
COUNTRY SCHOOLS IS
 MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECT SAYS FEDERAL AUTHORITY

Nashville. Nov. MP P. Claxton, federal commissioner of education, addressing the National Conference on Rural Schools here yesterday, declar- ed that the problem of the country school was the most important Of all educational problems and therefore the most important problem of statesma anship.
 Tn a denocraey,9 he added, .'ev- erything waits upon .edueation..,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
FAIRFIELD WOMAN Is ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT
 OFl ANTI-SUFERAGIST
Especial to The Farmer.

Fairfield. Nov. 17-Afrs William B. Glover of Fairfield. was elected, one of the vice presidents of the Connecti- cut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage at the annual meeting held yesterday in Hartford. Miss Mar jorie Dorman of New York was the principal speaker at a luncheon at which S2,400 was pledged to aid in the work of the organization. N
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
Tine SOUTHLAND SCHOOL
431 WASHINGTON AVE.

MISS MARY J. MINER, Principal
 Twenty-fifth year beglns Thursday. Sept. 30. Booklets at the stationery shops Office hours; 1e a. T1. to F m Mondays and Saturdays except ed. Others hours by appointment. L 24 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17
NOTED WRITER'S IN BOSTON.

Boston. Nov. 17-Prominent writ CTS gathered here today for the ses- sions Of the National Institute of Aart and Letters and the American Acadia of Arts and Letters tomorrow and Friday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-17

After consulting with his cabinet. President Wilson began work on his message to the Sixty-fourth Congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-23
NOT TRUCULENT, BUT
HE LIKES TO SLEEP

Jack Charbro, !. w. W., who is serv-
ing a 60-day sentence at the city Jail,
may not be of truculent disposition,
but he believes that sleep is the fruit
of labor. He demonstrated his point
last evening to the satisfaction of the
other inmates, with the exception of
one who is nursing battered eye to-
day.
City officers brought in victim Of
insidious corn juice last night, who
insisted on relieving a physical ex-
uberance by bursting forth into rauc-
Gus vocal utterances. ExpostulationS
from the other inmates of the Jail
followed, but he of the supercargo
failed to subside.
Whereupon Charbro added his pleas.
These proved unavailing and noise
continued to hold sway over the Jail.
At this juncture Charbro emphasized
his commands by swatting the persist
ent noise maker upon rne eye.
Peace reigned.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-23
CHILD TAKEN FROM
MOTHER IN JAIL

Pathos and comedy, laughter and
tears were intermingled this morning,
when little 4-year-old Velma Johnson,
daughter of Mrs. Johnson, negro
woman, was separated from her moth
er at the women's ward in the county
Jail.
Mrs. Johnson was arrested at Ca
lexico some time ago and sentenced to
6 months Imprisonment in the county
jail. The woman is said to be a con-
firmed drug user and during the time
she will be confined at the county Jail.
breaking the grip that the terrible
habit exercises over her, the little girl
will be cared for by Mrs. Carrie Ow-
ems, resident of the East Side.
This morning, when Probation Of
ficer Swanson called at the Jail to
take the child to her new home, the
mother broke down and wept. When
he explained to her that the child
would be cared for until she was re-
leased from the Jail, the mother ap-
peared pacified, and the child was led
from the room with the parting ad-
monition of the mother ringing in her
ears.
"Don't you let them folks know I'm
in jail" was what she said, and the
child waved her tiny fist in fare
well.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-23
CITY AND VALLEY

Theatre Tulane-A Shubert feature
film at Theatre Tulane tonight, "The
Wishing Ring" with Vivian Martin.
1t is a beautiful and touching story.
x x y
First Baptist s. S. Picnic-The Sum-
day school of the First Baptist church
will hold its annual picnic Saturday
at the Skinner ranch, west of Ell Cen
tro. The committees in charge have
not left anything undone in arranging
for a fine time. The Sunday school
will leave the church at a. m. Sat
urday morning. Conveyances will be
there at that time.
X X X
Story of "Samson" film rep
which the Universal has
evolved from the history of Samson,
and told in wonderful reels, follows
the account in the Book of Judges
with startling accuracy. Nothing is
left out. The film shows the anxiety
of Samson's parents for a son, the
of his birth and tremendous
strength so long as he remains un-
shaven. Then the camera skips to
the period of his young manhood and
follows his remarkable life. All this
is beautifully portrayed in 6 films at
the L. & S. tonight.
X X y
Quarterly Meeting-The regular B.
Y. P. U. quarterly business meeting
and social was held at the First Bap-
list church Wednesday evening. The
social calendar prepared by the chair
man of the social committee, Miss
Kathleen Farris, was thoroughly en-
ioyed. For January, New Years res
buttons were written by each one,
5hen collected in a basket and read.
For February proposals of marriage
we're written by the boys and an
'wers to proposals by the girls. When
read, these brought forth lot of
aughter. In reading them the pastor
anne to blank paper and remarked
hat it was the only sensible one in
he bunch. A fishing party on d
windy night, an old time spelling bee
md other features were enjoyed. Re-
'reshments were served.