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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

ihH lsr. rock cod. Toe ~. white FISH
q oc th fresh herring. 2 lbs i9e Stalls
ls-z4. Washington creamery butter. he
q %. New Zealand butter 10c ID brick
cheese. zoo Do. stall 4. Italian saian1i t0c
ib. ham or veal Loot. zee 10. Wisconsin
brick cheese. 2tr h. lbs beans. tfr
2 ukEs raisins itc. 1sc rams fish balls
ibc; glasses Jelly. iBe stalls e. q g. e..
pot roast fe 20 f1h r 10. round and ,i--
ioin steaks. i7hr No. loin ~ pork. Itc
D. : n.nun.n ~ liz n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

stall :. faneY wsluuts iec 10 stsn.
2. 3 &. pork steak. i2tfe ~ siaii . ten
dsfiain sole. soc 10. fresh herring. lhs.
100 Stal H. creamery butter sec %
stall 10. celery. &c bunch. haiibui ihs
itC stall ~ bananas. zoe dor Stall 10.
sweet potatoes. he gse. stall 70. rom p
honey Zee. sfau 20. mixed candies !. "a
Ice. stall a. fresh boiled hnmlug. lee
a. stan q. crYstai white soap bars
lhe stall % kippered salmon. itc n
stan 20. Yakima potatoes lhs Zee stan
10. Queen olives SOC 81. stan -. home
made bread. &C. aud lee loaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10
PUBLICM MARKETS


Warmers sertieu. sriuach. ihH iar
celery. o. hsinrn raf auagas IN. zee
is'fsrr = hunrhrs s.. &C. head. potstoss 9
ihs sec. paFsntrs aud fuFnipH. g. pan
eax plant. $50 90 artichukes loo apiece
for $50 rhubart itr %. ibs. 2Ac
sweet potatoes. g. 80. ihs Gee stalls
tstf3 poi roast. ists0 90 intn sisaA isr
H. lsark chops isf De- hams. ikc ~
good steak isc Do stall o. hest batter
Ia ihs 81 90 mild nr strong cheese gpf
ih Stall 20 h=EH salt fnct boxes
matches ier stall e.. arspsffuif- for
er tsr Dos efanssf ior tte ree ann
ta dos Stall So pHinufr $50 iha lus
ftt FLORIDA grapefruit far .tr stall
t1 bread. SOC iaatrs 1sr slayer cakes.
sec stall &C. haiihif. lhs it,. salmon.
it, see e. q ameif ar ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

kfan iot. ? large cans milk sc: ear,
corn or tomatoes &c. stan 200. o.
sacks salt ier, he nscarpnt. re stsI
700. kuaekwurst. 2oc ~ kosher saiami
500 o. stall $50 green peas. gec rs
nov potatoes. lee 10. stall SO. best dr1
onions ibs Zoe; fancy artichokes. 10
each, stall is. bsW Ensiish Sainufs 10,
DO funkist oranges. Z doE ttc. Stall 81
sponge rfkes 2oe each. coffee cakes. 70,
dor ktaN tig. Edam cheese acc ID.
Euqusfuu cheese Gnr 3D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10
REAL ESTATE

Yot SusToWN
Two view lots all Eradsd. tsG0. 90. $40 90
down. o. 90 month. a y uoff Adams
gsi
titso nARGAtN. Tor t-room modern.
u~w bungalow near ballard North and
West Woodland car lines $50 down
and iib monthly payments. Including
Interest viii Kei the complete. modern
home for you Let mo show " 60 YOU.
or ring up aud set tho address " r.
gaffner. fot7 Arcade nlfg
BEAUTIFUL HOME. uuobstructcd bsl
AMI city view lots or acreage as part
payment Grant goo
WILL bfaCpf'NT gII.r- EDGED REAL
ESTATE CpNTRACrs
1875 70, interert. and guarantee them in
every way $3.50 90 81 600
AAaEN a SEXTON GO
1910 FIRST Ave tiround Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

Iss Wau et best hutf~r ib. far. 4
cans muh. zss Stall te. creamery butter.
etr Ib.. fresh ranch egss 3 dor &c stall
O. shurn faHuied acc tu -
@ANIfAHN
sail 4 100 cans tomatoes -trs 700
cans baked beans $50 stall b. pure
home rendered lard. i4i4c ib pork shu-
sage ighr 90 bacon iasis iie o. stall
~ fHnrY leffure heads De- nsv caiifor.
MIA turuirs 2 he roc. new carrots. ins
o.. green peas. zoe ib. ana lbs go.
asw potatoes The 1tc. stall iit. fr~th
creamery butter. lbs SO. stalls 81 %.
brick cheese. ite ibs 2or asparagus tips
isf lb.. snfnueat mush bricks. Be- stall
ItIt Efapefruif. g Tor csc. waiuuu. iic
o.
CORNER
IL. =. la Ia ..-ar 10. III L.-Ll-Ll !.
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stall -. ihs suEaf etc stalls af.5i.
fresh pastrurirrd milk. &C. a.. Be- ~
stall 1893. g cans cove oysters 1ic. stall
g1 he broken rice. gtc. llma beans.
- iba str. stall q, salmon. CLANS "r
oysters. iie can. stall a. cans test
milk Itc soc rana 81 asparagus. 600
stall e. sugar cured hams. i5c o. boil
Inc beef Zee o. stall 90. piekicd PORK.
tsc ib Stall $3.50. round steak NC 10
veal chops ihs gts STALE Hud
beet Yakima potatoes - pe sack deiiv
cred stau- 't.ts. sveei oranscs dor
GOFFfCiAL ~ BLiCATiONl
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL con
ditten Of the Union Savings and
Trust CompHuy ~ seattle, located
at seattle. state % Washington. a.
the close OF business on the 4th
day ~ March. 1915
RESOURCES
Loans md discounts t2.5ei. s0t.3 90
Oyerdrafts ....s........ ease
Bonds. warrants an q
other securities ...... 1.iol 81
Banking house furniture
and fixtures ......... SiN N 90
other real estate owned. A5.ntHil
Que from banks ........ 5s6.uf3.2t
checks ON other banks
and other cash items ll.4iiC5
Exchange fur clearing
house s...-.. ......4t.. 30 tle.34
Cash ON hand ......... fft1oa.5t
ENpcuHcH ......t...t..t Hn,a Ma
Total ............. sAssa.Ss0.5C
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In IS 600. 600 90
Surplus fund ......... 1905 O0 0a
Undivided profits ....... lla.016.a2
Due 90 bau s--leposits.. 6.S35 90
Dividends unpaid .,...... 1850
Deposits .............. 3.S03.b2s IL
Certified checks ........ i.6i4.h1
Cashiers checks ........ T.f50.S9
Notes ana bins rediR-
counted .............. 100. GOO. 90
UncludinE certificates
~ deposit Tor money
borrowed
Total ........ .....,. Sf.g3P $50. 30
state ~ Washington, County ~
King ss
l. n ~ Solucr ~ the above named
bank. do solcmuly swear that the
foregoing statement ls true Go tho
best ~ my knowledge and belief
a. -. SOt.NER
tSeHl Cashier.
Correct Attest
JAMES ~ HDGE,
FERDINAND SCHMfTX.
Directors
subscribed and sworn go before me
this Nth day ~ March. 1873
EDWIN j Witty
Notary Public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

.fn AFNtH choice valley lend partly
fenced anH Improved small hausr two
good wells 10 fine ffrHh wafrf. and
atpuf DO acfes ready fHf aifaifa fhe
snii is deep End fieh thr hna lies sell
Fepa srhaais stores aHd transportation
facilities fles~ Hf hand Thts Nunid
make Euad ranch fer one nishfns Co
enter the hpg end cattle RAISING husi.
nesa rirrurnsfaurrs force iuifHdiats
sale anf rurrhnser reaps hrnefif ~
sacrifice Price " 80 af once 1850 90
fef entire pace Tur fHI particulars
rsu an Or address g. h. james itoe
NHurfh ave seattle
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MAIN 940O
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
IlREGIfG DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tic out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty Of immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary.
Remember, satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adver-
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

SAVE MONEY OK SASH AND Doors
buying direct from ihs
HEr1a manufacture and saving the
mtdff@uau's profit
It'll We own and operate tho
lEss4D largest "dirsrt-tos consumer
81 sash and door factory So the
- west and can save you
II from 2sTs 20 500 on building
kt,s1-xX materials
We make Immediate shipment
ll[L{3l from the largest stock Ia the
West and guarantees the
- quality - our goods
b-cross- panel doors. IS sizes ...4.... 10
Same for painting - sizes only 90
Cottage front doors ...s.........t2 Is up
a-giY veneer Interior doors ...... 2 20 up
New Craftsman interior doors ... so up
New Craftsman front doors ...... 2 Is up
Cottage front windows .....+.... 2.to Up
t-iiRht transom ................ So up
Bungalow easement sash ..-..... .Js up
Hot bod sash glazed. 7-0Ee-0 .... o 60
4-9Na.0 Observation-Disclosures. gf6
Complete inside window trim ...... Sc
Complete inside door o..
GLASS. PAINTS BUIr.prNG psrrR
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 80. Il
o. ~ WILLIAMS co
1912 First Ave. r. Main 1877
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40 BUSINESS CHANCES


IL. NOON house rented srocsry store On
corner ~ two lower rooms wife strh
VIII sell house and store iu quiet
home piaoa church. g schools close bf
co. sell store a. invoices and lease house
~ year $3.50 viii handle stese queen
Anne $3.50
n Nv oNE j. lookns f5f GOOD
chance. here 70 j. ons electric piano
which they cail tiauufrhrttta. Yatuo
$500 naN on sale 1T isi Washington
Hf hf John ttsnUA fof very small
margin Don't lose our chance
TnE HoNAL cAl'E for .a.a 81 q bargain.
other business cause for selling "A
.-s agsss ~, =, 1t Ageaye Ven
al ACREAGE
ron YALE ott liENr cheap. b.. aefss
traam haHst. chicken houses acre
cleared piowod. ready 60 plant close
t1 srhool and stores small payment
dnNn. balance 81 per month Write
o. Hal Route . kirkland. wasb
DANDY tNVEs1MENr
SPOT east ONLY
10 acres ~ water front. Old orchard SEES
partly cleared Mice running stfaaHu
RIGHT on county road tia frontage firn
alder land fine nstina and huofina
cfabs and CLAIMS onir lsto fafe to
Seattle
cash Take Mas" us 90 offer
AAHtN a SEXTON eco
1910 tirst Ats. Ground rioaf
Fpit BALE Size acre trssts in fine i1oa.
finn tsn blocks in tItf. Nend s.folu
house. chicken houses aund shed on
Kinds frult trees Oh eisHfri READY fpr
garden. fiEht al car limo 81 zoo rash.
AND assume uoftEaHe - iitHo. mort
FaEe nnH one Fenf and slEht mnntha
Address f1oG lth s. IS Phone
ballard eisA
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Vehicles and Implements
9 FOR sALE-LLVESToCK

krNNhbN wAaoN Co. seattle Wash.
Farm Implements. buys and sells sec
eua hand vehicles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

tiQa % ntfs has horsc ertsht eoo.
are about Years ssrsirsabiy spuud
aud good worker
Mstrhsd pair black. mare and horse
ss~ 3 and 20 tfue 30 work single nf
doahirs ssrsteeahiY souud. weight t.t5e.
Price ttGt 90
Pair matched BAY. mare end horse
weight $3.50 10 ak- anH . sound .
good Nufksrs siugi. ~ deahie with
good second hand harnss. Price ttgs.
!. seem brown mare. aks "a. sound ana
sord worker frirs SO 90
s-Yrsr-pid har mare SQUAD weight $50
los rrtNs go %
i.eee-ib hsY horse u'tis stree, sore
price flGaa
i.i90.th har horse utu. street ssfe
price ttso 90
Matched pair E~ldiuss as. 10 sna a..
sound ssishi sssp. sith coed harusss
/ iseo-ib srsp horse sEs ? Htus street
ssr. Price taa 90
i.tedsth pluN horse street sore suitahts
tor ranch tgaao
| i.sso-ih stay mare. ut,is sscand handed
Price tft % True 90 evrk single %
double ass 20 y~srs
one susrsi ssifias ~eisht ace ib.
squad and good ~erNsf. sEs ~ Prize
ttaae
asesra. secondhand 49,. ar harness both
light and heavy
ANN A.AtNfHs HnfW HAFHI EnuA az res cost
tika8 90 VIII take auB rffsT.
on- iiEht farm Sagpa. I'm Fsat shsrs
rrice gssds
also several second shanH spFtnx wagons
TAKE south Seattle car a. second arf
Yssisf, opposite %. Smith Mss set
ofs At Ninth ard iieiwats e.. 1899.
ref barn on rernsf As randsrtnf
T.i.paoas Eiustt 1855 Hslsats Trans,
fsf On
SEATTLE HoHks MARkEr-iGir Fit.i
Aaetians Tuesdays > "a nain
sfE
& ASp 1.rEANeOt.u TEAM haT hofss
ara roan mare perfectly sound in
every respect GOOD. tFns wnrksvs ~tfh
s~cuad hand haFusss weight 1879 its
rries iiis'e wni ~il on terms
Taks Hunth seattle esf ast or 81 So
A''i- SOAP Works barn IN rvar. Esa.
.oa fsr .sliiss -ili ssslsin
10 POULTRY
PARTHfpGE wTASpoTrE seftins
.xss tfta Tor Is. = g W r.sxhorr
ice r'r IS. wm. Maarsr. SO E stth
seattle
srNp Your HATCHfNG ZOOS 10 q
For Incubation We SILT Batch them
far yau T. spisrs
White Lsrturn. n Red Barred rorN
chicks rar saie
PACIFIC POULTRY GO
iss seneca 81 Eiuot tfis
~ WE HREn q whu. tsFnorn sErs
IS cent. per IS sfss nafr Aarnnas ara
UgN f.snhurH rnrhsr@fs cheap 1919
ttih - Nurth 1899
FUR sALE Touion.s rooss ssrs sis8
HsiEisn hsFs. ksnvoai 1873
THORordHnHED nu', orpinEton sxrs.
soc per setting Rainier -
: black MtNoHcA Matching sEE.
Capitol $3.50
-~-s=-@asaasss-a==-ss-.r~as
IL LOST AND FOUND
{ LEDGER left in jiinsr nr caFnef ~ We
mont ave and UlHweft 81 on morning
~ Fehruarf Please return 60 Trr.
mont GHrasr Etf NfeHaft o. Reward
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4Er NAhiutp Hsst matrimonial papof
published matted free The Cor.
respondent Toledo. ohio
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I Will SELL

A s-acf- tract iusi or no paved
hiFhsaY Improved eith mes.
ruHn hous. Wsif ETC. fHr
81 500 aiil quote terms ~ go
cash ttt monthly Go parties who
viii move on tho place Phone
or ran waldorf Apartments
Aatn gts5 Me- Hines
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10 ACRES saiiahis f1r pnaiif5 o. auio
s,aGe 90 minutes from seattle $3.50
per acre sasy tsrms O.. q Crawford
$50 Nss Fufk hidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

LOOK UERE-The bargain store -
Occidental ave. corner Main. sells rev
and second hand suit. ard ov~reoats
o.ea NJ. adi coats stc up pants soc
m: hats ard shoes. SOC ap; watches.
ssc NJ: tools. js~elry. guns. trunks. a.
lowest prices
Aoo~-~~~~~~~-~O~.~. ~J~~~~-~->~~~~~~-~~~~
arTor>fN~-sr-faN
Russell n FARRELL tss y Blk Gen
s-sf practice estates fsws hushanf art
wife consultation FREE Eirnti -
ADVICE FREE JOSEPH ALLEN. AT
TORNEr. - years experience. LAYS ef
husband and wife nrapertr rights
CONSULTATION FREE Rooms tas-
sss rii-rs Music Hifx Main iete
JOIN n Parker. 81 L,pn Biir Msin
tsfs Is years experience IN chicago
WILLIAM RHfNE-Attoruey 81 iaw
frfs FIRST ave seattle Telephone Fl
Hot. s1tr. Advice free on any subject
al letters promptly answered laws -
husband ard wife promptly Adjusted !,
w@-kiY report. made o. collections
Alto DELIVERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

CORNER
siau . red snapper 100 ih haiifn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

-" -" y Fh'N' FFTHfH ~
Happiness lies tn married life Az you
lonely tnin seattle Reliable Friend
ship club Ladies' free Ada y Evans
az linton Apt "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

LADIES Hsndersons cotton fioat pile
safs and sure cufs faf delayed periods
rice ~ MonsY refunded N remedy
Tails after fair trial Raymond Remedy
Co. gttA PIKE 81
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POULTRY
IL LOST AND FOUND

LEi'GEn iaf' % ji'nsr 30 cornef 81 we
mont aFs and UiHweft o. on nnFninE
- FehruarF PLEASE rrfafu 60 Frr.
mont Gsrass tii nlssefi e nerard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

An Dancing guaranteed IN private
vWA lessons Private halls Days
&Ti{ and evenings Latest dances
aII STEVENS r ,.,s. "a AZ ,., bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-10

LEVEL. psai land choice iafation. cheap
fnuf terms Phone capitol IAss
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ANNA MAINE
Baths scientific massage. aii Union st
AIT y
prNNFn pyr W1nEs 1893 I'll civ
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ACREAGE

1ttE ROYAL GAZE fnt .sia 81 q bargain.
other business cause fof selling Al
dress ttofni cafe Auhufn Wash
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Sever Arrss highly improved rie.- -
Seattle. Al good cot srlsndif vafss
Al kinds fire fruit Furnished q.
FneHa house f'firs reduced TO a. sta
good terms Phone North stsg o.
Iaff faHF
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81 zoe FURNITURE fnr sst. ghsap
t.room hurraios furnace beat. rr-
place tHh hath fhnu~r hnth. every
thinE rnndsrn ana up.ta.aat~ Furui.
turs can BE- bought cheap psui -
huuraioe $50 e0 mauth Call tebi
WafitnFfnrf
FoH HEST -At.kt- cottage furnishsd
ras electric lights ~ car and beach
SIS East sfta
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
BRIDGEPORT ODD FELLOWS FEASTED
 IN NEW MILFORD
Harris Lodge Members Visit Good Shepherd Brethren
 and Work Degree

Commencing today, New Milford dates it's social history from March I'll, yesterday, following the visit to that town of Samuel H. Harris Lodge, I. O. { o. F.. of this city, to work the first de- gree on five candidates of Good SheP- herd Lodge of the Berkshire comnu- nifty. As an occasion for reminiScense, the great blizzard was outdone when the Odd Fellows special train of SIX coaches, bearing about 400 lodge mem bers from Bridgeport, reached New Milford, there to be met by a igorotds and powerful drum corps and glaring red fire.
 There was a street parade to the town hall, over the doors of which a huge three-lfnk emblem b1azed forth in electric lights. The Harris degree team immediately went to work on the 1 candidates. The degree was put on in full form every man participating in 1 it did excellent work and the degree 1 was pronounced the finest ever wit messed in New Milford.
 1 A feature of the degree was the drill of the Harris Guards. under Cap tain William Faubel, who performed elaborate naanoeuvers to music by An
 thouy's orchestra, which made the l trip with the lodge. The drill was en-
 Enthusiastically received and the town hall echoed with applause as the
 Guards marched off the floor.
 I At the conclusion of the lodge meet Ing, the Odd Fellows adjourned to the
 banquet hall of Palm Rebekah Lodge
 where places had been set for nearly 500 men. Here local orchestra played popular airs while the women served l a bounteous supper. F The Guards then reassemb1ed in the town hall and put a. drill for the benefit of the Rebekahs which was fully appreciated. At midnight amid Ia dutter of handkerchiefs from the iV- -n cE
 the Bridgeporters left for home, voting the New Milfordites royal entertainers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
CAPT AIN'S LOYALTY TO GREAT BRITAIN
 MADE HIM RESIGN
Couldn't Gonscientiously Carry Cotton Cargo to German
 Adversaries

Captain Richard Lee, for many years skipper of the Pass of Balnaha, which has been captured by British cruiser because it was carrying cotton to Bre- men, Germany, had two-fold reasons for resigning his position, according to information received since the an- nouncement of the capture. Besides, his fear of mines and capture. Cap tain Lee was loyal to his native coun- try, Great Britain, and he couldn't al- low himself to carry cotton to a na- ton at war with his mother land.
 The resignation of Captain Lee left the ship without the master it had known for years. Several of the crew followed his example and a new crew had to be shipped
 Captain Lee signa1ized the occasion of the change of registry from Eng
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
BOX SOCIAL TO BE
 HELD AT FAIRFIE
 RED NEWS ROOMS
Novel Affair will Be En. .joyed On Evening of St.
 Patrick's Day
1special to the Farmer.o }

Fairfield. March "A box social will be presented by the members and friends Of Unquowa lodge T. O.. R M Tuesday evening in the lodge rooms on Spring street. Members will bring their friends and wives, each of whom will prepare a box of food and dainties for the occasion. The boxes will be auctioned of to the highest bidder at the meeting and the buyers and friends will then enjoy the contents of the boxes. Dancing will follow the social session.
 Health Officer Va1ery Hayard is preparing for the annual spring cam paign against mosquitoes. The trenches that were dug several years ago to drain the marshes, will be oiled to prevent the breeding of the pests.
 Preparations are being made by the young women of the Fairfield Con- gregatzona1 church. for the dress re- hearsa1 Of the p4ayIet that will be presented under the auspices of the Faith chapel Herman Hagerdorn, the Poet of Greenfield Hl1l.'' has agreed to. read some of his compost tions.
 A large piece of plaster in the fifth house fell yesterday but as there were no children in the room at the fi1ne. it did no personal damage. Re- pairs are being made.
 The Seven-WeekS-old son or MT. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson is recovering from his illness.
 The following books were added re- gently to the Fairfield Memorial Lfbrarys
 Bates. Tn Sunny Spain; Brebner, --Crristopher QuarIes's; Burpee, Among the Canadian AIps. Col Hers Photographic History Of the Wor1d''; Cooke. Mature Myths ; coreIj tsT7h eII4aa Dawson ssTy1e Raff's De11, The Sv1indlers';; Garis, seUncle Wiggi1y's Fortune's; Haze dorn, Makers of Madness; Heger- mann, ssLindencrone.' Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life; MacManus. " ourself ana Your Neighbors'' Mc- Murry. Special Methods in Read ing, Matthews. Oxford Book of American Essays; Parrish. 'sRed Mist, Porter TGenevteve''; Selden, ssfslementary Cabinet Work: Stoo- thon tarhe Nightingale; Webster, ssI11st Pafty-'s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
IMMENSE PILLARS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
 UNLOADED AT YARDS

Work of drawing the big sectional
 granite pillars for the entrances to the new High school is now in pro- gress and attracting considerable att tent1on throughout the city. The granite blocks coming to this city upon specially constructed hat cars weigh about eight tons each and re- quire special trucks and skids for their transfer from the railroad yards to the building. A Elwood
 6 Son, who hold the contract have already moved six of the sections and have been compelled to build a timber track from the Golden HlIl side of the building to the elevation above. Large crowds are daily in- terested spectators Of the heavy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
McAlpine's Boot Shop Stratfeld Hotel
 Building 1233 MAIN ST.
STOCK MARKET

New York, March 12.-opening- Autumobile shares were again con spicuous at the outset of today's trad ing with further material gains while speculative issues were relatively neglected. The advance in the motor issues and affiliated stocks ranged from 1 1-2 to 1-2 points and was due in large part to professional manipulation, outside interest being trif1ing. Among the leaders, United States Steel and Amalgamated Cop per gained half a point each with strength in Lehigh Valley and Soc. Of the more dormant specialties American Woo1en preferred was prominent for it's rise of 1-2
 Noon-Motor shares continued to absorb the bulk Of the light trading.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12

fish to American by dining his com pany on board ship Shorty after the transfer was made the vessel left for New York for dry dock and the own CTS and master were offered many op- portunities to charter her in the South American trade. Before any of the opportunities were seized the owners entered into negotiations with Haxr1s Irby & Vose( ship brokers of New York with the result that the vessel was purchased by the latter and i'm mediately 1t was announced that she had been chartered to carry cargo of cotton to Germany.
 The outcome of the case will be awaited with considerable interest by Connecticut people inasmuch as she was the first ship to pass under Amer ican registry in the history of this port under the Panama Canal act.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12

Washington, March 12.=President Wilson designated the three new ad- nnirals of the American navy provided for by the naval appropriation bill. They are Frank Friday Fletcher, com mander in chief of the Atlantic bat tleship fleet, now in Cuban waters; Thomas B. Howard, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, now at San Diego, Cal. and Walter c. Cowles, commander in chief of the Asiatic fleet, now at OIongapo, Philippines. They will hold their new rank while in command. Secretary Daniels sent eablegrams to the three rear admirals directing each to hoist the flag of ad- miraI. The dates Of precedence were fixed as March 10, II and 12. Ad- miraI Fletcher becomes the senior in rank Admiral Cow1es the junior. Ad-
 niraI Fletcher hoisted his new flag as admiral at Guantanamo to the mast of the Dreadnought Wyoming. This flag has a navy blue background on which four stars are arranged like the points of a diamond in the naid7
 d1e oA the pennant; it took the place of tho blue flag with two stars-the rear admiraps flag. Secretary Dan7 fels announced that three new vice admiraIs, to serve as second in com mand of these fleets. would not be named until summer.