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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

Britain, the Review reports that an English commission has recently rec commended that the government take some active measure to prevent a dangerous rise. It was suggested that if coal prices do not shortly return to a reasonable level. the government should assume control of the output of coIlieries during the war.
 The Review points out that the rapidly increasing foodstuff prices, ranging from Is to 85 per cent, and to 70 and 80 per cent. in some cases, directly due to the war, are much more serious to the masses in Europe than the figures indicate, obviously because these figures represent only the beginning of the wars effect on the cost of living.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
French Air Bombs
 Kill Bavarians
Continued from Page I

: . rather to press to k the utmost their so far brilliantly successful Russian campaign on the theory that condi- tions in France and Belgium are such that neither the French nor the Brit ish immediately will attempt a gen eral offensive.
 During the Iull in activity on the front in France and Belgium the British public are looking to the Dar- danelles to bring the relief Russia so badly needs, though the task of opening the straits remains a prob lem which some think, may be solved by a change in the Balkan situation. Both Germany and the entente powers are exerting the hardest pres sure on Bulgaria, as that country Is considered to be the key to the situa- fion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
CHARLES PULLAN ESTATE.

John F. Maloney and William T. Peace were today named appraisers of the estate of Charles Pullan by Judge Paul l.. Miller in the probate court Mrs. Pullan is given the life use of the estate which consists of the build ing at 596 and 600 East Main street and a variety store there the stock of which is estimated at $500. At the death of the widow, the estate is to go to Dorothy Possel Pullan, the tes- tator's stepdaughter. PulIan had a brother in South Africa and another in South America. also a sister in Eng land, all of whom the Judge of pro- bate has been unable to locate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
DIED

sl1EEAr-Tn shelton. Aug il, 1915, George Shea.s
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence Of li, daughter Mrs. Frank Belenski. I4S7 East Main street. on Friday, Aug IS, at 8:SO a. m, and from St. Charles church at a. m. In torment at St. Michael's cemetery. KEEEGAEg--In shelton. Aug. II, 1915. Thomas. son of Bridget and the late Patrick Keegan
 FEfeuds are invdtedat0 attend the funeral from resfd ence of his mother, S51 PeQuonnock St. on Saturday, Aug 14 at s:s0 a. m. and from+s St Augustfness church at a. m- Interment St. MichaePs ceneoery- L12 bs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
NORWEGIAN STEAMER,
 WITH MAIL, HELD UP

Bergen, Norway, Aug. 12.-The Nor wegian mail steamer Iris, when an hour out. from this port. was held up 5by a German submarine and boarded by an officer and seamen from the underwater craft. According to pas sengers on the Iris, the parcel post matter destined for Russia which the steamer carried was jettisoned. The mail for Scandinavian points was not disturbed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
CASH BOYS FOOT CRUSHED.

While in the act of, stepping off the elevator at the D. M. Read depart ment store at 1o:4o this morning, John Schuman, aged 15, living on Elliott street, Fairfield, 8 cash boy in the en1- ploy of the store, caught his left foot between the floor and the platform of the elevator causing fracture of three small bones in the left ankle
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
WIFE MURDERER
 TO PAY PENALTY
 ON THE GALLOWS

Wethersfeld, Conn.,. Aug. 12-Frank Grela, of Hartford, will be hanged in the state prison here shortly after midnight tonight, for shooting his wife to death on the night of June 6 last. Grela returned to the city on that night after an absence of some time and going to his home shot his wife as she lay sleeping in bed with an infant. He alleged she had been unfaithful
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
DANIELS TO REPORT
 ON CRIBBING SCANDAL

Washington, Aug 12-Secretary Daniels will lay before President Will son this week the results of the re- cent investigation by the board ap- pointed to inquire into charges of cribbing, by midshipmen and his own recommendations after reading the entire testimony taken at the hearing. The report of the inquiry into hazing cases at the academy probably will be discussed at thea same time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
Hauser, Old St. Louis
 Player, Goes To Feds

Chicago, Aug, 12-Announcemen was made here today that the Chicago F'ederals had signed Arnold Hauser, who had played shor4tstop in the Ma tionaI league Hauser disappeared q from the game three years ago be cause of an injury. He was then a meEsoer of the St. Louis Nationals
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
New ' ork Recruits Get
 Taste of Soldier Life

Plattsburgh. ". r.. Aug. 12-specia1 training for the efficiency branches of the army service was begun today at the military instruction camp. Sev- era1 experts from the cavalry service were teaching recruits how to handle themselves in the saddle without sspuIIfng Ieafhar,,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
PERSONAL. MENTION.

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Gorge J. McNamara of 120 Mountain Grove street at St. Vincent's hospital. this morning. Mrs. and Master Me Na-mara are getting along nicely.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

Outfielder Compton of the Kansas City American Association team has bsen~ purchased by the Boston Ma tionalS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
zFt5IE. sAf.E..--I4andsome s4bo mahog-
OARD OF THANKs

The undersigned desires to express tfeT sfncefe thanks to her many friends who assisted her in her recent Bereavement in the death Of her Ilus- band and to all who sent floral offer sngs to the funeral and especially to Elae F'raternaI Order of Eagles
 MRS: MICHAEL J. CASEY,
 as 766 Coleman St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

Machinists employed at the Spicer Manufacturing Go. plant at PIainfeld. N J., demand an eight-hour day. The TOO men threaten to strike if their de- mands are refused.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
ADRIATIG IN PORT

London. Aug. 12.-The White Star line steamship Adriatic which sailed from New York on August 4 arrived at Liverpool this afternoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

German scientists have discovered a new method in manufacturing print paper, which will greatly cheapen prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
BRIEF NEWS, NOTES.

Threshing of wheat is in progress in part of Oregon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

Meteorological apparatus at Vesu- vius observatory. Italy was destroyed by violent earth tremors. The volcano is believed to be approaching another state of eruption.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

More United States troops are to be sent to the Texas border to aid in re- puIsing the numerous raids by MeM- cans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

MT. and Mrs. D. w. Dickinson of Lafayette street are spending the re- mafnder of the summer at the cotta ge of John Gaffney at Walnut Beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

A seat on the New York Cotton Exchange was sold for $12,5o0, an increase of $25o over the last previ- ous sale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

President Wilson will be at the White House today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12
Women Next To Make
 Shells For England

Loncon, Aug. PA scheme to em- pIoy women who have received scien- tif1c educa1ons for shell making is now forming in the ministry of rnilrli- ions. The making of munitions is highly technical and trained chemists are badly needed. Many women have studied chemistry and done chemical research for years for no other object than teaching or in the interest Of ab- stract science. Their names now ap- pear in the register of women for war work. Special departments for. women chemists will be created in the fac tories, it is said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

The plant of Smith & Wallace Go. at Woburn, Mass, 1nanufacturers 9f electrical supplies, will be converted into war munitions factory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-12

POSITION WANTED - For house work. Apply 6s seym0ur St., Mrs. Donne1Iy. I1a d4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Sensational Arpeproces

Aep Oorf Ben 1S0e Sec: ) en-
Proces, lom al Manoeus SlUqtniu-
ger er bcgpnbt iorut 'aa Mrs. 6ronf
&caliea 3eitamente ertlpret ugul.
6iJt, er Sc iremfonmlet me0 oel iet.
iatlonele faaitalo. at ben0e$ 10.
Der par Ell RegerilaUlnoe % Oerfor
il9en Ioullg Net bupoe I'll al drpe
i'm Ntan0s eiterlaote 6ormue.
Gen Tualtouo. Al AtrS. 9eSlies
MoSer par en- Regeriu0e ca henoeS
Sober en- al Spoens buioe EIautase.
eiere, er iremiat al Den hetieno,e
6crlGgaer % Nnaaiimlo8ipers Ssu-
ueisn, 9rrbur Seslle, % andre AZ
bons Arpiuger eiter SoUen.
Vaaitmn0en gaar no paa, at Bum
par et uRgte Barn al en- Charles
5oQin o. en- 4egertuInoe. o. al Bun
i'm iaaoan ingen Ioulig Ret bapoe
III at oiiponere ouer WanSens eiter.
loote SormIe meS SorbigaaeIie AZ
oennes retmp$iige Arpinger.
Sislge lit Seitamente itiPnteoe
bun Stsrteparten al i'm Sornme.
Der nuornger til ca. ST 100000, iii
apinoeiasens Gremme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Den nve Vote.
Snobuloet al oct nne aommunife
I'll Giterris oiisntlisaiort.
&rapene iaitboloes.


&oihiugtou oeu 22oe December.
lloenri8S0eportcmentet oiientli99lor.
De ibng Snoboloet al De Soreneoe
Staters onoen Note iii G%itcrrig.lln.
gorn a~nauoenbe SGufniugeu al
Cceonoomperen "ancona".
'Noten er nleget fort % Sprogct
bcitemt, men life iaa uoiororenoe,
iom ser Dor bIeuet poaitaaet.
Zen amerifauife Re5lering az.
lIaar fort o. goot at inolaoe Jig paa
noger pberliaere llnoerbanolinger
angaacn0c, bpoo Sen amer Tor ieIoe
.aiernen I ~aortrouerien - Spsrgs.
mnalet ont Iuiuaret Tor % Maa.
ben hporpoa Spufuingen a Bile.
pct uoisrt.
9etollerne peo SPnfnirger, GGg.
ten o. aorofteren al DC aigipne
@ionesbnrb og Nntallei Al onlfomne
o. tillfuocfomnc omcritan'fe Dor.
Gsre bar llttet 0lrette nleo 'elpe ga.
qen at bciliae. erflrreS ser.
Nieo @euuiSniug iii Sen siterriJ.
tie Nerctning al 15be Nooember,
hoori ser bl. a. inbrsmmeS, at
Sortsiet blep torpeoeret eiter, at
BETS Waitiner par ltanicoe, % ME.
oenS Der enonu beianot Jig Easid.
eerer ombor0, bPpoe$ / Hoten. at
benne Subrsmmelic er tilltrGftelia
iii at bol0e Observation-Disclosures
Chez a%uiuarlig Tor meo CperlGg at
boue frpnfet a%ncrtlenot 9ou o. bit.
name Friuciper.
"Ge Soreneoe Stater3 3egierirg
iinoer oerior." beoer Oct, at Der life
ltaar Den noget anoet Galg aobent
emo at holbe ben feiierllge og fongc'
lige siterri9hunanrifc &caieriug at.
iporlia ior Observation-Disclosures
Snroliul og Of iorlrpe De beiienltc
men Prbe0igc Nrau, Den ltiue0e / ut
a|onnnunitc al Ste December"
Nlanbt oe bette lliqeoc aruu bar,
at Observation-Disclosures Gbei ituIOe
oe2nuonere2 % l~traiie3 % Sfaoe@.
eritoiting betnleS for Sabet az DC
omfonue 9lmeritalere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Stemmeretsfpinoernes
Sanosforenino

@uibinqton oen 1Sbe Gee: He.
~iultntet al %ulgei pao me GmbeoS.
mGn0 Tor a%uinoernes rationale
misunderstanding %fOrfpu0ieS i6ag
I'll NrGiloent er ualgt Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait ira Aem Oorf. til
forreipouoeren0e ScfretPr, Wtii5
Snnuab Pdtterion ira TelripIponia.
ii! prptotoGerenOe Sefretpr. Mrs.
Games Morriion ira &ainois % iii
aosierer. Mrs. 6euru @aoe Hogers
ira Connecticut
Gen i~ratrGocn0e GrG0ent, 9r.
Anno 0owaro Sbaw gproe9 til
@Ieuitauo Tor itore Gpationer og
un0erretteoe9 on. al ser. til (df %
|o%uitisnuelie 'or benoes ibPr0ige %
utrGttellge Arbeioe for Npiuoeiagen,
par iubifriberet Ct 6ouo paa $50.
600 / oet Zienleo at ifoiie ben0e en-
oorIiq 2iDrerte. Sum bleo ogiao
meo Gnitemmigbeo palgt til PORES
prPiiOent al 6oreningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
olmerifas Sfibsfar:.

@aIbiuaton Sen 19oe Sec: Geo
nmerifnnlfe Stibspcriter er ser Ior'
then un0er Npgning Here 6arisier,
enc ser ~nogeniinOe ipr bar pGret IN.
ber @paning / oe Sorcue0e Stater.
0iSie nil / ~betpoeliJ @roo iors9e
oen omerifnuife @onoelSmarines
(orma9c, iom i'slac Sisfart%biref-
trren nllercOe or Den ~lterlte / Cant
rets &iItorie.
Ser cr iortioen ur6er 0n9niug
IS Stlbe pad oucr 5000 Cons
GrGatiQhe0, JONI iannIen meo tai.
rIGc mIll0re mH0er Npgnlna pprenoc
Surtsier, reprPienterer en- Rotation
mage az 7Gl511.
Antullet al Nartsier, ion ieilcr
UNDER onerifanif Stag, a Den lite
December 26,SSS. oq bar tilinmmen
en- GrGQtigbeb al S,444,25S 0on,
Ell 6~ore1elie al oper 10000 lioen
rUn 1ite 9SltIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Slot politiltatiltif.

@oihiugton oen 19oe Sec.: Sal
a. Be 6orereoe Stater$ Geriu$bit.
reou bar Chicago ! 6orbolc iii iii
Stsrrelie en- mirSre rioeuoe |oIi;l.
iturfc emo uosen mroen &u ! 2aH
oct.
A0u 9orf9 ri0en0e &oliriimrte
teller 526 @aro. mems Gbicago
fiu bar ts6. @aihington er ben
eneite al Sonoet5 eprlge Sper. iom
hdr en- rIoenoe Folitiitprfe paa ope
100 @auo; Den teaer nemlig at
tlrot tot Mono.
Gerimoo bar Gbiculo ct it9rre
9lntal PoIltifpinoer eno Baltimore,
SOS Angele5, SMitle, &%itt@bursb.
Rowland % Il. Fnll %tIIiammeli.
&Glcu8o bar u Eolitifuinoer. mems
Baltimore. S0@ angeleS o. Seattle.
iom bar oe rGit fleite. finn bar lem
buer.
TN Siug. iom Chicago fun role
ia al iremior nogen anoen Su |
Sanoet, tdnife Sen belle &crSen. er
Den stprpmiite @tdaoe. bporpaa
9pens &unoioriuuin9 oripes. Set
foiter nenlla Chicago blot 4 Gents
Q. renie bper 100000 galuner
Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

brittle Slaaoe behepeoe at pore ban.
&c for. Sapoe 9riterne fornpet In.
9rebet meo famine Strait Sogen Ell
ter, piloe De nleo Setbeb bape iprGngt
Zig %igjennenl, men til Sprfernes Sor-
balielie penbte De life tiIbnee.
Slig fremItiQe5 BET al tprfiife Or
tiaeriofflcerer, men Def fan bel pPre,
at oct err opfunbet blot forat prgre
@riterne.
9oiloon 21be Sec. - Nrentiernli
hitter @squitb ontnltc ibo9 / llnber.
buffet after Sarboneae -@ffprcn.
Get bar uleget mooitrGbenoe, hi
belllltteoe os iii at trRffe pore crop.
per bort, iogoe ban, "i9rIig ira
In5ac, bpor pore 9rebre ira aiiitras
lien % Stem 3eolanb bar Dunoet Jig
itbsbelig @erenumelie, i bar imib.
IertiO life truffet pore Trooper til.
bdge ira Spo1plo1en ar 8alipolls
baIpeer, boor Dor forenebe 9onb. %
Slsfrigsnlngt fremoeles beberifer
SnbIebet til SaroaneIlerne. Nltii,Q
blep brogt bort / goo @ebolb ullota-
gen Ell Iioen sSoripning al arigsma.
Terrell og 6 &ononer, iom bore Solf
ebelngOe, fsr De iorlpo Dem. Sort
iomleoe 8ab urber Netrpten bar tire
ioarebe."
Msouitb tilfpieoe oerpoo, at naar
BEN tilbugetritfne Yrme bar faaet en-
fort % bel fortient SOile, ioa pilbe
ben bli ieubt til ct mt Separations.
felt.
9lanOt bet alninoeIige brittle
SoIf er @fterretningen ON Spgipel.
len al acknowledgements blet
mootaeet meo en- @lanoing al 2ettel-
ie og Seflagelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Msauitb beoer um npf en- Miaiol
Wan0.

Sonoon 21Oe Dec. - Nreniermi-
hitter @squitb fremlagOe ibag / I'm
oerblliet Soriloq ON, at Der ifulbe
relies nof Ell WfiQion brittle Soloa-
ter. s fin Gale frembopeoe ban Sen
itaoi9e ltopioeIie al arigsitueplaoie-
lie og oct Itooig p9enbe arap til Stor-
britonniel M at ifaffe mere @oaben
% ilere Soloater.
Storbritannien, iagbe ban, bor al
lereoe M en- aanpitprfe paa 1850
600 @tonO foroelt poa De forifieniae
arigSifueplooie i, og GA Sabene cr
llbpre, mac oct bore Spgapen at foa
bragt UNDER Sanerne bper eneite
@tano / nilitGropgti9 AIoer, iom er
fpiiif ififfet oertil.
On itor Erocent al be iooreoe bar
iitano til at penOe tiIbage til Sjene,
item, MEN foruoen at boloe be nlpe-
renoe Mrrneer oppe paa oeres oprin>
beige Stprfe, tr9ngtes Der Mtpno
til Gannelie al me SGre og til at
sge De brittle Striosfrpfter / Ml-
m~inoeligbeo. Suer eneite buelig
Wfonb, erflGreoe ban, ber ienoes /
Selten, fraregnet benz iom frGpeoes
for rationale 6ormaaI bjemme, iaa-
iom Immunitionsfabrifer O.. I. b..
Genne Sale al Eremiernniniiterell
bleu ppfattet Tom ct meget tnoeiiet
@inf ON at &egieringen mn agteoe at
tn til Snofsrelien al @ernepligt, oo
no ira benne Intagelie retteoe Srer.
mes Ssrer, Sobn HebnlonD, ct polo-
ipmt Nngreb paa SernepIigtspIonen.
Seq iii befipmpe en- iaaban Elan
peb ale sc WiiOler, iom itaar til min
Gaabi9beb", iaebe &eomanb, og ban
antpoebe enbog, at ct 8orisg paa al
inofpre tuungen MilitGrtieneite piloe
muligens fsre til Gepolution / Sr.
larb. San meltte, mon piloe opnoa
bet beoite Heiilltat peb ireinoeies Of
boloe fig iii 2orb Gerbps IIan ON
fripiaig Hefrlltering.
Sobn Silou Itettcoe lin irife Sol
lego, % ienere bolot oct irife &arti /
llnoerbuiet ct Meoe, hpor De pebtoe
fraftige &eiolutioner / famine Set
ming.
Geonono rettebe oaiaa ct heItigt
Mngreb paa De Herioner, iom bar an-
iparIige for @alipoli. Staifoen %
iorlangte igoneiat ell llnoerieeelie al
oenne "Srigens pGrite Seilreaning"
9onoon 22be Sec. - Otter Ell &c.
bat Tom pare0e belle Staten bnr llu-
berbiliet imorges pebtaget Tremier-
miniiter Isqlliths Sorilag ON at it'll
lie not Ell Viiaion gfunb pao 8enene.
Sermeo pil Storbritnunien haze
reiit Den iterite Arne / &igets @i-
%itorie, Ser oil ba BIZ omfring fire
gilioner Wano unoer Saaben. Meo
oisie Niaioner baaber Hegieringen,
at De Iaiereoe nil pinoe aigierenoe
Seire paa ale arigsifueplaoie og
GcriiRites rnn Sibe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
"Ocoslfibet" lolSt.

Ghicaqo oen 206e Sec: Camp.
tibet "Gaitlano", ION 0eu 2i0e Salt
tartreoe peo lin 9rpgge ueo 9hica-
aCilooen, npiten Gentret al 9bi.
cage. meO Subct al S12 Menneite.
liz. bleu ioag peo oIieutlig 4ufiion
6oIQt iii aupteiu Gpers al SairNis
TiaaSereierpe.
6arteiet pjl bli anpenot til EueI.
ie5ifi6 Tor 6Iodoere'eruen, idGinart
Sc ne0uen0iGe 9Gnoringer ar Sfr0-
act er blepet ioretaqet. Triieu u0r
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Kronaar / ~,llanitoba.

Minnipeg, Mnn., Sen 200e See:
W'nnitoba9 aornnpIinger belsb ia
iisIge Ell al Fropiuien5 ~2anobulas-
bcpartcnent oiicntIiBglort Gapport,
till. til 23L191 1913 Oh. 0ueoen
aop ct @lenrcninitsuobpite al 26.3
NlIlbel pr. Ncre. 1ette er Sen itsr.
It, Gplina, iom noGcnhinoe er mo.
hpitct / Wtanitoba. Cen bar neitelt
100000 900 iterre eno / 1914.
NpeoeapIingen lioglor6e, taget nor
Tia ielp, 96,662,9t3 Nulhel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Sctfortisnte Mliuioner.

Rem 9orf oen lSoe Sec: Gen
lculltionelle Stigninl / Tproien AZ
Aftlcr / ClleeienNomme / Serus bar
ir0brdat MrS. 0eaor0 8nies, Gu.
fen eiter Sen / i'm SIO peltien0te 81.
ilfonqe" SSobn Y. 8nte9, en Netto.
iorticneite al 100000, OF hen.
oeS Spiqerootter, Charles IS. @otes
Gnfe. III Mrs. NorolO Gee SIoo,
50 600 O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
ct merfeliet "lhele".

SaitnqS, Mid., Ben Toe Sec:
>rGn @iQidms. en- oelitauenoe 9or.
ger al 9cltpr. iaIot ioag neb ira
er Stige, ban boIot pua at tldtre
opao / ben 1eniigt at bPtlge liz, %
par iau "ubeloi1" / Snlhet at tnRf'
f. Sulier. San bar 70 Mar CANT
t,.nl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

Tiaas Suergipelie "a hans crop.
pers SnbIemmeIie / oen loumpsiige
Heglerinas grne betrdgte$ her iom
et goot Segn paa SreoenS fuloitpn.
oige @lenoprettelie / Mterico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

@oihinaton ocu 20oc Zee. lloen.
rlg@oepdrtementet bar bellllttet at
gipe General %ila oct famine Srl-
iteb, iom tiIitooes polItiife 6Ipgtnin.
ger, lflIIoe ban iripiuig eller moo.
tpltngen tonne til &c Sor. Stoter.
Gcnnc @eilitninq telcgroiereoeS
igaar I'll General Siirlton til %iocre.
~ioricnbelie I'll Sen. %ilu eller bans
6epr1lentonter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Turs ips.

Griitiania ser 2tbe Sec: Seurr
Tcro, iom auereoe igoor life ieltc
Tia rigtiq peI, bar i6o9 maattet bol.
., ScngerL oQ Ser nGreS Strait ior.
al SpqOonmen er al en- ~oIDorliq
Notur. SaliolO pil Reiien life 6li
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-15
OBITUARY.
DAVID w. THOMPSON

Services over the body of David w. Thompson, were held this after noon at o'clock from his late resi- dence AS Waldemere avenue Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman, rector of St. Johns P. E. church, assisted by Dr. Morgan, Rector Emeritus, and Dr. Herbert Shipman, rector of the Church of Heavenly Rest, New ork city, officiated. The funeral z. was largely attended. There was a pro fusion of floral pieces of great beauty. The bearers: Edward w. Harral, Lew is B. Curtis, M. B. Butler, Judge M. B. Beardsley, Henry A. Bishop, Fred w. Hall, Henry Atwater, Jacob Kief- CT, Friend W. Smith, Charles Clark of New York, David Leech of New York and Capt. c. B. Tooker of Port Jefferson, l.. I. The body was laid to rest in the Thompson-Leigh maus- oleun, Mountain Grove cemetery. A delegation was present from the Knight Templars of which MT. Thompson was a, member.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-15
FIREMEN HAVE BUSY DAY WITH TT VIE FIRES

Three box alarms and two still alarms kept the fire department well occupied today. Two of the fires were grass blazes probably set by the careless throwing away of match es or cigarettes on French street and in a lot at 124 Grove street. A box alarm from box S IA called the en- zines out to the first fire.
 Another box alarm was sent in at 10s43 this morning. from, No. at Noble and Crescent avenues, where the rear of the balseshop of Geza Toppiczer, PTS Noble avenue was found to be in a blaze The interior of the room was gutted before the fire was extinguished.
 Another box alarm was sounded shortly after noon when the appara- tus was called to 855 Kossuth street in the rear of which a barn belong ing to Mrs. Englehart had caught fire from an ash box The top of the roof of a shed adjoining the barn was burned off. No damage was done to the contents and there were no horses in 1t at the time