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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02


at(bermpnt err isrit gienoptaget
idch fiilo Strait for no1le Gage H.
Den 50 Wpnten fit 10 al iine mo-
bi'iicreoe arbeiSere gipet tiIbage ira
Gronten.
Gen ~lotinife pnt.aonpention be-
ittnlmer, at ingen al De tililutteoe
Snnbe (beriblanot ultioa Sranfri9e)
moa ilaa for mere emo 60 Confines
/ Sfillempnt pr. Snobpgger pr. Iar.
Ven pad ben onoen Sioc fan Oct
%cIeb, iom life iloacs ct Gnr, tiaa.
rcS fooet o9 lat / Gmleb oct nG'te
Mar. Iu bapbc Sranfrige / en-
aorrPffe fsr arioen life bcnpttet Jig
az lin Warimumsret, men bopoe
'loaet gIenneminitli5 for bare 8
wtiaioner 8rancs pr. aar. iii
Cien9iGlo bar bcrior Nibot iornp'
Ii! gipet Srbrc ON, at Der brrtigit
rniIia ifal iIoaes Tor 90 Miaioner.
%irere bar ban iorbuot al %lloioriel
life Gleite al Cub, men og'da al
Selp' eg 3o6bermont. ct 0efret
'ra SoIobGienet oiientlis9iurt net
cp / oisic Gage, bcitemmer, at 8ci'
ierbe, iom forIo0er Srnnfrige, fan
hlcNiere Ell Gum al Selp paa ino-
I'll 80 Srancs, men life mere. %
aNiien6e fra oIiereoc eGer neiitrolc
Sonoe tiaabeS life at mebbrin9e ira
Gronfrige mere al lit egct 2anbs
@I;lo enc 8 Pur6 Stcrling, 40 Col
lcrs, cller onoen @uIlompnt %tilipa.
rrbe cit Iproi al 200 Srdncs.
Com nGpnt Dor Ben franife Stats-
rpnoigbeber npIig bepilget StatS-
Gii60cttct for Sc ire li0ite Waaneocr
al inbepprenoe Tar, Sftober-Hpt
oor. Get CT ipimIenbe Sal, set
orcicr fig ON. alcne ~&rigsbuoget-
let for bisie tire Waoneoer belsber
~ iii 6216 MiGioncr, - oper TO
&ii0inrber pr. Maanco. llo9iiter-
ne ira lite Sanuor iii l~lbgansen al
G tptember iaar bar ca. 1915 Wiai-
o.fcr. arigens lire ferltc Wonne-
Ser ifior foiteoc ca. 6,5 Wiaioroer.
"S. 600 Wiqioner 6rnncS bill iaalc.
bcS arigen BABE foItet Srnnfrige pes
bette gars ltogong. % Wiaiorocr
rcprpicntcrer Ter oroinGre Budget
car / Tralfrige.
&porle0eS ifnl ale oiSIe Ten9c
'fafies tilpeie? Sinatsminiiterens
S3gapt er life millore betponings-
inl0 ems ielpe Soifres. Sorelebig
faor Tranfriee MI no1le Iiaiaroer
ira gmerifa, boor Sc Iliereoes 81.
nmnsmisiion er fronet nleo Sclb.
Men iorsprig bor Mibot beficnot.
g;ort, at ban om fort 5io bill maotte
gao til ct b9loi1 lanoii9tig 9rigs-
lcGn. Get bliper Srdntriges ferite
irnoer arigen. Nelltefoben antascS
~ijtfcrt at blipe lem Troccnt. Mcn
forsprig or Ictalierne peo 2oonets
N'ionobriugelie enonu paa oct
un;sie.
SreiS SroiSlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Uluifnotiier.
She Scanoinapian Mmeriean Or.

dDcitra, birigcrct al Trcoericf 6reoe-
ricfion, gioroe Spnoa9 Sen 24oe
Sftober / Srdleitra So1 / Chicago
lit ferite @uf for Fublifllm. Or.
feitrct bar int iig ion Spgapc at
ipiue Gina al minore fierote ifalloi-
nnbiife aomponilter. @Ianot Sc
~utienotc norifc Gomponiitcr regncr
sc am~erifanife Wuiifonn1eloerc
Gppino IlnG$, bpis ipmioniife ga.
riationer oper ct originate Seno
blep bort pes oen iprite aoncert. 9,
Selim Volmgrens "Slooen", Con.
ccrto Tor Eiuno og Srfeiter, lpiueoe
Sen norii-omerifanife TinniItinoc,
Narie @2rQerion, Solopartiet. &c
eori0c Soliitcr pes Goncertcn bar
Waric Sunoclius, Sopran, og SS-
car @ergitrcm, garpton ira sen
fongelige Spcra / StocfboIm.
"NorbmUn0enes San0iorcnino" /
Chicago GAP paa fin 45oe Stiitcl-
ieSoag, ocn 27be Sftober, en- Qobt
beisNt o. mcget pclpffct Subtle,
nnl5foncert, nleo nGiten rocluffenoc
norifc arUitcr og Tor St~sriteoelcn
norlf EroQrnm. Saapel Sanaernc
iom SoliitCrne OF ben mebpirfenoe
Trthur Glouicns Strngcfnnrtct poo-
ifiennebcS mes ben fraitigitc Spl-
bcit.
Cen ifonhinapiife S%ociaIiit.S Gang
'orenina / Chicago bar nfbolot lin
9oc T~ar$torccrt.
NilS e. Sortebera, ser / flerc
Tdr toQ pirfiom Gel | oct norifc
SanGcrIiu I Chicago. Dor III I @om-
Sen, q. Sof.. bpor ban bar oprettet
Ell Sanaiorcuina UNDER Napnet
Wotpoen Wlce Slltb.
Teb Stuocnternes CHAPEL Ser.
pice paa Minneiota ltniperiitct for
leoen cptrooote ben unae norIfc
VarptoninnQer g.. @eorae Mihal'en
og bcltebe meaet @ifnIo for i'm no
%fsrelie al Ell grie fra Wasienets
"@cr Srucs 8~issIerite~, TroIosen
ira SeoncouoaoS "Ta1Iiacci" iami
to andre @umere. San affompaa'
nercSeS al lin Smitrn, Srcba Sin-
ners %idalien.
Sanaerinoen @eraliot gnlri,o'
1iaiih bar nplia boIot Ell 8onccri
| SeS @oincS, Sa., hpcr Den iieo'
liae Ereaie aipcr benoe nlegct Nos
OF notaler lin @lGSc oper, at bti,
oil bli fail tnpttet til gpen. 6ricr
bar nemlis t~iItraaot en- StiainG
peo SisbIanS Tart College OF %uii'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
oerlteos, men agter BOG at ioretagc
aoncerttllrneer al % til.

X X
Wlliifbonbelen, ligeiom mango
andre Snouitrigrenc, Der fer &rigen
par ganifc oibTngig al europGiif
til'erlel, bar pua fort Sio f%orltaat
at giere iig iri for bette IfbGrgig-
beosiorboIo peo ielp at trpffe Sen
Wtllif, Iom man tioligere npiten
belt babe importeret, o. pao ben
Woaoe bar ariaen life grebet Iaa
%forItprrenoe ino / Muiiflipet, iom
mon isrit troe0e Sen piloe. Sperfen
Mlliiflrrere eQer Gleper bar islt no.
get nnpnepnroigt Snpn pao 8rlrno
al oen pliloielige Stans / Snofers.
len al Muiif ira europa. "S6ir.
mer's 2ibrarp Of Mlliicol Classics"
% "@o'ton Witiicul So. Goition"
or Erooufter al Sc me Sorbolb.
Zen fsrite Seric i~noeboloer ale be.
tpoelige Irbeiber al oe gamle Me.
tire, Den anoen Sc ienere og npelte
Irbciber, en- Samling, bpori Nopn
'om Gebusip, GIgar, @aGing, &c.
ger, Climbing, Siogrcn, Mih.
Strauis og utaaige andre er repre-
Ientcret.
X
Scr er | DC Toreneoe Slater $780,
$40 Song- % Wlliifunoerpiiere -
1882 WGno o9 S4,47S &pinoer,
eller omtrcnt 9 paa bper 10000
SnobDggere, oplpier sen officieQe
Genius. 81 Grocelt al oisie err
loot noenior Imerifa. Gnopioerc
fortGlles os, at Der iinbes $1,000
Wuiifere, Weolemmer al Srfeitre
o. |. b. her | 2dnoet, al tbilfe en-
Sierocbel er "llolrnoinge". Se ii
melt miiiifnlife Storbper / ltnipiten
err Cos Ingeles, Tenper, Boston,
San Sroncisco, Seotle, Saflano,
&uninS Gin Fortlang Orcgon),
Spofone % minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Qoris, %. Septbr.

VariS, q. Septbr.
IorIc0cn 0o9, "a lea fom loo'
cn0c oucr Scinc.1aicrrc, ltonoieoC
,ec iorunbrct ~ icrou Nortcn til
SoicI &c Wonraica", 6rnnfriacs
Mpnt. Ger ino en- &s pnn noglc
~l.unbrcoe Mcnncifcr, melt SUinocr,
ihpct ion,rrcu iorau MnutcnS pal
soc iorQnINtc @ittcrport. &c hc-
re al 0isie Nnuorc0cr bar en- @Tifc
orer arlnen eler Ell ellcr Here for
iuorIia g~iCnfuntteoc Fnffer / Sodn'
ntn, % ale itoo sc "a pente0e poo,
Of 8orten ifuI0e oobneS. Der par
Tretioio, Sub. % Selpinger, | %p.
iternc OF Eoffcrne, % oct por
Rnnten, pm ifuIoc fon al oennc
SerIigbeb. Get Nnntc nnr fOrnuet
lh - set hupoe itaoet / gpiicrne.
IaQoe enfclte, - at N}untcn mo0tod
Smpffer til Smcltniua % CmItsb'
ming, for at Stoten cpcntllclt fin0c
foo npoc go0t al DC @ul0- % Selo'
tcnacltpffer Tom trilc0e irem al
Smnffcrne cfter Cmfornminaen /
Stebcifecn. - 9c5pprrc piite Nina
tel iiq at prre inIif, OF 0tnntcn9
Fort forbIep luffct belle Sen Gag /
Get minhite. 0agen eiterpnn bro9te
en- o%iiicieI Noti5 Meobelclie ON, at
itporoeI Statcn nteo 8lpoe toa imo0
GIt Oct @illh, iom bad loQen Woos
Sc fun0e oocrIaoeS bcn, ian Den Tia
life for EicbIlffct iitnno iii at Itiae
Wpntcn3 @crlcr iii 0i@polition for
Cnitobning al ANDRE al FubIifumS
@uIO % Sslpinger cno &c, ser /
lin Si0 ielp nar i%ororbcioet ng n0s
aodet ira W1untcn. Nogen "Mobis
liierin1" AZ nn6re Smnffer cQer
GGrSiingrr por ser iorclebiI, 3of!
life BRIG for. Get or meO on0rc
0ro Ct megct %bc1rGnict Antnl Erc-
rioia, StntenS Notwithstanding or
rilig til at mootoQe oa iu0Ieic for
bereS @uIooGroi; Sen bIiper or
ientlia IeriteflaSie5 Gallon c1cr
&onfurronccmcbnlicr, bpor @rlO.
pcaten or miroit 9t6 pro Miae.
Gsor set itore @ro5 al @ulo oQ
SsIpia1cr, Singer, 9rodcr, Golfer,
%~rmbanno o.ip., cr Ocl rene Wc-
tolgcbnlt life lterrc ems $50 a $50
l'ro Willie. % meb Den Sort fortpn.
fcoe ScgerinqCr ian Wpntpcrf'tc6et9
Stebefnr Tor Chen inlioI0 life be-
fotte liQ.
Gpiioocn or inriolertiO bctcQncuoc
Tor Sen Siicrpilie % @cQciitriu9,
G,onitIrTnoene Goa i%rduifc &pin0cr
life minbiD, lGgQcr ior 0dgen,
llaar set giTlocr al itette Statcn /
ocl5 @citrrbclicr for at ituiic fiji
peic 0et itsrit mlliNc "EcnQcitoi" for
at fnnnc fore ariacu til en- mtfeliQ
%iilutnina. HiQtiquof cr ser ira
Stnten9 Sioc uofol0ct Ell lioliN Ero.
pGQou0u ior ot trTffc alt oct oucr-
ilcbiac @uI0, iom inoc4 Qicurt prf
/ be tuiinbcr Stem uoopcr Gronf.
rae, ino / Stoten9 au9ier. Nucrt
uieite Voitfontor / belle 6ronfriQc
li8e %opitn0cr set al Gnifcruc bciottc
Cmrnaoc, bprr encitc Spdrcbonf,
inert Rao0huSfontor / @n oH @nQ0
ct ~bempn0igct til at nlo0tagc % iu0.
perIe @ulbituffcr, iom ital icnoc9
Il. 9anqlle Sc Tronce nor Ncriru at
.rnnpttea pan beoitc Mno0e til @ou.
NetS 6oripar. 6i1an$miniitcr nj.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

bot bar pUrct rent genial / lin Sp
filoiomhco, ndor oct oldlot at trGf'
fs SouiSoorernc % &c cnomn pGg'
iipCrc @ul6itpffcr ircnl al spare.
baSicrne, ira "llloitrpmpcrnc", Som
mobcifiiiCrne e1er hpor 0cn bcrsmtt
iyonifc SpnrcianS M bapoc iinoei
tca al "opmo9niincrc" DC fiGrt
fIinicnoc Wctolbitcr. Gnhpcr, ION
iropcrIcbr til Siotcn ON life mere
cno Ct tnnoai0t 10.1rauc2 Stpffe
Sub, bar iaolcocs Grou pao al
mobtd0c Goruocn oltiaa ell Il
~ironcsicb6cl cncr TO 6cmirnncsieo'
Ter, brie ban Ga life ioretrTffer Ell
bon nationnl", 8. b. J. ell Stats'
mpiSninQ paa gclebet) Ell bsitibe'
liG nfinttet oa %funltrcriif %no'tpret
Suffering for. at Sr. q. y. Den
oG Sen Cato bar inbpcrIct ct Veleb
pea 10 - ii Srnncs | @nl0
pour la ocienie rationale. Won-
iierr Ribot fjenbcr fine Fnppenbei.
mere. San pes. ut sc ironife Smoo.
bomber og WiooelflaSien nooper
Qonoet hTnler pes fine Spnrepengc
irnl set nGit heaigite / Gcr6en, OF
al set or meo bleocnoe Sjcrte, DC
lUgaer Snano poa ben itsrre cQer
min6re Sang al @itloitpffer, iom
msiiommeliQ Ioq Giot otter libt /
@nrencs 2eb cr ifrobet tiliibe Tor
al prrc 0ercS Nl6eroomS Croft cllcr
hcres V6rn3 "Gsinrnncc", noor &c
itlp er gnuct bort. Nen Ribot pe0
oQIod, at / 6i5ie Gage nppelcrc@
Der life ioraipocS til noQen Srnnifs
man05 Vatripti5me: "Sporclnn0ct
fan iorOre olt, naor Sribcbcn
1.car pnu Spil!" o1 ian Hip
pes ser oa Sul / "llloitrsmperne"
rmot / aroQcne, og @uloitrsmmcn
puIier blonf og irobig ino sc RIM
mcliQc aasicr / 0nnQre De Tronce.
Den iamtioig bpngeS Ri6otS apit-
ttrinQcr op pno &Gqgcn / @loS o9
Hnmmc iom ct nforJiPnaeligt Tios
~rc5bor0 til Giicrfonmernc ON at,
icon man gproe GA lin Sfploighco
moo @uo og 6GoreInnoet / oct Inn.
o. Nor 1915 -.
Der primler / 9%lpiicrne ON FrGf
al 6GnorinNSpGrbig Siierpilic.
Ser err set en- iottig Tontilie, iom
hor ~oocricnot Stoten sc TO 2ouis-
6orcr, ser IoQocS tiliioe for "Wfimi"
too hcnoc3 1onbS0ng Tor 9 Idr il.
sem, her er set ell innliliclp5 og
"Eoiln", iom ira Sfpttcrgrns
bone npcrlcn0er ct 3iirancslmffe /
ionl bon bar gddet o9 1lenlt
pau iii @rnlt oe fl Mnaneoer,
itrcn han bleo mobilileret. Ter er
0ct o%pcrbopcbct ior Ell al 6rontrI9eS
"a iincitc men en- Snmle re.
Mlrcrcoc" N0elaiamiIicr, iom bar
9@rcn al at opcrict0c StntcnS 0anf
SuIoitnftcr Il 100 TrnntS, Scr
her lilNct mrert / SnmilicnS Fcnge-
fob / hcnpc0 100 Nnr. 90 iua uI
rlre. Wncrnc fuppe3 ON at in0le'
Dcrcr set itoritc @cleb / @ul0. "0for-
tur" @nernc pplnloer ,%<loltuicn lem
ser &urcrer in0 iii Boris mc0 oct
Nul0 ION cr iomlet lantHen ira Re
5cerue / Qranotoucroitc @oocr, ira
tite %lli til ll0go1gcn al Nu0uit
bor 1927 Norgere / Hcima upcr'
iauot 1895, 600 Irc3., hcrni oIcne
NtuQult for opcr ~bolponbcn Ntil-
lion. ,Nl0til nj hur WorQllc Dc
,Irnucc utooto1ct ior opcr 500 Mil
/ @ul0pcnNcr, ~ NON hod-
Ger. at Milliarocn ifnl pare no0et
omfrinN ocnnc Wonne0S Slutning
) life minore @rao bar NNtio.
Mons Neocbonheo iii efonomlif %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

FaGr Te Nriref III stnerieycnee.
faa ear fna eerIis al messeIe. az
9t faa sereS advertisements | "Ses
ssrab.T Soften. Tet Mrer Fem ben
beefte gebarhIira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Krioerls l1lvnt.
%auacI pnn Smnapcngt. &r'1e'
noaiitcr. - Hibuts Sbliadtioncr.

@rep ira 'Tecorob (olicu"S Barrier.
Sotreiporoeut, q. frois 6reiSlduo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

NilS e. Sortebera, ser / flere
Ior toa pirfiom Gel | oct norife
SanGcrIiu / Chicago, Dor MI I @om-
Den, q. Sof. bpor ban bar oprettet
Ell S~anaiorcnina UNDER Napnct
@otpoen @lce Gllb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
BULL DING NOTES

Among the other building permits issued by the building commissioners yesterday was one for the proposed addition to the county count house. The permits will aggregate $16s, ,424 in cost of construction. Besides the court house the others were:
 six-family and three stores brick and frame building on the south side of Stratford avenue for Morris Rome.
 One three-family frame dwelling on north side Of Parrott avenue for Stan ley J. Greenwood.
 Another threefamily frame dwelling on north sides of Parrott avenues for Stanley J. Greenwood.
 Electric sign on north side of Chapel street for Joshua Meltzer.
 To remodel basement into store on south side of Ives court for Nicolc Sparano.
 Frame porch on north side of Ivee court for Antonio Cennamo. Three family frame dwelling on north side of Maplewood avenue fol Henry J. Neal.
 Fiour-fanni1y frame dwelling on wesi side of Park avenue for George M CoughHn.
 l To remodel shed into room, on cas- side of North Washington avenue fol Morris Liebarnan.
 Private frame garage on south side of Smith street for Fl. Neal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
PUBLIC OPINION ..WHY IS A PRINCIPAL ?''

Editor of The Farmer
 E Dear Sir-I have read with inter est your vigorous and highly com mendam1e articles regarding the re- cent doings of the Board of Educa- ton as to teachers salaries and allied matters May venture an inquiry How does that august board reconcile it's statement that teachers especially qualified to instruct, govern, criticize and correct are appointed as pr1nci- pals, with the fact that these highly equipped individuals Gin daily contact with their subordinates) are entirely ignored if they recommend as thor oughly efficient a teacher whim the grade supervisor fails to endorse? Certain principals assert that they have marked individual teachers go and above; this desirable rating, combined with Miss Hur1ey's mark. fails to give the young wom en an av- craze of 80 and they are deprived of an expected increase of salary. Ac- cording to this schedule, the highest possible marks which Miss Hurley l has given them would range from 64 to 6s; possibly they. were much low CT There is wide discrepancy be- tween go and 69. The width leaves ample space for investigation
 The principals referred to are the possessors of at least two diplomas l apiece and have had much experience l in teaching all of the grades which | they supervise. The grade supervisor is different and her visits are infre- I Iouent Commissioner Bell suggests that the city should supervise the su- l lpervfsors. This appeal to me (and I others) as the soundest of sound phil losophy and I trust that we shall soor see the advocated system in active op- leration.
 Very respectfully,
 BUSINESS MAN
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
SEEK TO RECOVER
 BODIES ON F-4

Honolulu, May 2s-owing to the discovery of a large hole in the side of the submarine F-4, submerged since March 25 on the ocean floor outside the harbor here, an attempt was to be made today to remove from the vessel the bodies of it's crew of 21 men to prevent possible mutilation by fish.
 The hulk is now within 24 feet of the surface. Towing and lifting oper- ations were halted, divers prepared to enter the hulk and barge was made ready to receive the bodies.
 The hole in the submarine, accord ing to divers, who made an inspec- ! ton last night, is at a point which will permit their entering vessel and removing the bodies.
 Naval officers said the hole prob ably was caused by constantly pound | ing of the hulk on the ocean bed 1T the heavy seas of the last few days
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
 CLOUDBURST
 HITS PEORIA

Peoria, H.. May 2s-The second heaviest rainfall in 3s years tied up street car traffic, disorganized rail- road schedules and H.d $10o,O 900 dam age to crops in the vicinity of Peoria last night. In four hours the rain fall was 4.48 inches.
 The south end of the city was sub merged Nearly a mile of track on the Chicago & Northwestern and the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail- roads was washed out Long stretches of track on other: roads leading into Peoria. were rendered impassa ble.
 St Louis, May 2s-The rise in the Mississippi river yesterday laid waste roo acres of corn on Cabaret Island near here sand threatened approxi- mate1y 15O0 acres of wheat. The few persons who lived on the island escaped. Most all trains from the west were delayed last night ane washouts wer ereported at numerous points in central Missouri
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
c. J. Collins To Open
 Fairfield Pavilion

C.. J. Collins, the popular instruc- tor In modern dancing and graduate of Castle house, will open his summer season at Fairfield pavilion on Mon day evening, May 81 with a grand modern dance. assembly to which his classes and the public are cordially invited. This will be the initial event of the new season to be followed by senli-weekly assemblies on Wednes- day and Saturday for the balance of the summer.
 Memorial Day parties will find an evening spent in dancing to be a de- hghtfully ftting close to their day of enjoyment. As the summer wears on and the hot, sultry nights are at hand, a semi-week1y trip to the Fair field pavilion where cooling sound breezes are always present will be a little Journey of pleasure and con tentment. All of the Fairfield paviI- ion assemblies will be under the per sonal direction of MT. Collins. The pavilion is reached by taking any Fairfield trolley to Penf1eld avenue where buses await guests.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
BERKSHIRE FREIGHT
 TRAINS IN SMASH:
 TRAFFIC BLOCKED

New Milford. Conn, May 29-The rear-end collision of a freight train, No. S26, with another freight, No. 14s2, a half mile south of the sta ton, interrupted but did not block traffic over the Berkshire Division of the New York, New Haven & Hart ford Railroad, today Both freights are bound north from New York and 14S2 of eighty cars was being hauled by two engines. It had stopped for orders and was just getting under way, the fIagmen having been called in when No. 326, Engineer Walter Tenn, and Conductor David Dovey, rounded a sharp curve below the yard limits and crashed into the ca hocse. This and several cars were was wrecked.
 The engineers of No. 1482 were
 Futile and Kilcourse and the conduc- tor Stanton. Trains were passed over
 the south bound track during the morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
Missionary Convention
 At the Berean Church

missionary convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will be held at the Berean church, East Main street, near Stratford ave nue. June 2 to 6. Among the speak CTS who will address the convention are Rev. w. Turnbul1 from India. Miss E. Rudy from China. Rev. J. ID. Williams secretary of Foreign Mis- the Missionary Institute, Nyack, NY, Miss M A Barrett, Waterville, Conn, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks. South Norwalk, and Rev. T. F. Butler, Kenwood, NY
 The convention provides for two speakers at each service, a missionary are undenominational in character, and are held for the purpose of in creasing missionary interest. Services will be held at 80 and 7:3O p. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
FFFYsYEARs AGO.
EPIscoPALALET11t,ER FROM

FPTSGOPAL1ALET FROM
 BISHcP McFARI1AND
 The following Epfscbpal letter from the Bishop of the Roman Catholic Dfocese of Conn. & R. T., has been re- ceived by the pastors of the churches of that faith in this city, directing appropriate services for the national fast appointed for Thursday, June 1st, 1S65:-
 Providence, R. T., May 18th. 1865
 Rev. Dear Sir:-The President hay ing appointed the 1st Of June as g day Aso9 Humiliation and prayer. on the oc- < scasion of the assassi nation of our 4 Chief Mag4stra4es we request all the Clergy and Laity of this Diocese to keep the day in a truly penitential spirit
 Of the Mass in your Church, at the ' usual hour The Collect, Pro Qua cumque Necessltates' will be added to the Mass of the day The prayer for the authorities will be read, and the Farce Domino with the Miserere will be sung at the end of the Mass. Ii there be no choir, the Iitany of the Saints may be recited Instead of the Mfserere
 The, calanlitiesk with which ou1 country has been afflicted, the in creaae of vice and crime fn our midst and the dangers that threaten us 1T the future are we'll suited to fill us with fear and apprehens on. Let us humble ourselves before God, and beg of Him to turn away His fierce anger which has been provoked by our sins ands to send peace and blessing onc' more to our beloved country
 Very sincerely yours in Christ, (X1
 F. P. MeFARsLAND, Bishopt of Hartford
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
FREIGHT STEAMER
 IS AFIRE AT SEA

San Francisco, May 29-A radio re- port received here early today said the freight steamer Mackinaw, Captain w. c. Krebs, reported on fire in a seven , ty mile gale last night off Point Reyes, 80 miles north of San Fran cisco, was drifting off Point Montara, 22 miles south, of here. The message brought no word as to the fate of the crew of 40 men, mostly Chinese.
 The vessel left San Francisco yes- terday in ballast for Portland and car ried no passengers. When she first called for help she was off Point Reyes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
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WEATHER FORECAST


 New Haven, May 29-Fore- cast: Unsettled, shoWery wealth CT tonight and Sunday; Monday fair and warmer.
 Connecticut: Unsettled tonight and Sunday, probably showers. Moderate northeast to east winds.
 The western disturbance now forms a long trough of low pres- sure extending from Iowa east ward to Ohio. It is causing cloudy, sEaosvery weather in the northern and central districts from the, Mississippi river east, ward to the coast. The weather is clearing between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi river. Light frosts were report ed from a few places this morn ing in northern New York and New England
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
YORDe BURY WILL RIDE

Not the least conspicuous feature of the Memorial Day parade in this city tomorrow afternoon will be the presence among the invited guests of a genuine English lord who is expect ed to arrive tonight. He is Lord Bury, of Lancashire. whose personal name is John Ashworth. Lord Bury, who was schooImate of Benjamin Fish, was formerly mayor of Bury, and when made lord he adopted the name of the town He will be the guest of MT. Fish and will spend the remainder of the week in this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-29
ALMANAC FOR SUNDAY
ALMANAC FOR MONDAY
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

] When there is a wedding when there is a birthday, when there is an anniversary when there is a gradua- ton, the occasion arises to make a gift. That means a visit to our store
 People know that we stand for the best grade of merchandise, the finest the highest grade of jewe1ry. And they know, too, that our prices are ex- actly what they should be. If you have never dealt with our store you have yet to know the kind of treat rnent that can only result in complete satisfaction.