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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
ORION

Tfrs Nrra Lees trFstr1m ~ urtnr
.srs ar ere booze of bee tasEafrr SIZES.
ae.sr.-s Jahnser. 1r tE- mTrl.lE M
yfsr . af ere aEr at SO years she
came ssste rrr husband. carl lrEstrpra.
frBea Eaeare lr 1855 ana has lived
ass~ ORION ever SIEGE. she leaves geo
Fear.sree Wrs Charles Johnson end
vrs glr ffessrr. ore s1r. carl les
ssra-a. fz srarles.iEFrn ari tHo great
rraa5.s. l1ren- Tee funerai sas held
az tar Swedish t.agh~san elurea. cone
f4et-4 bg u~r f.. j. Brndine OF orion.
B1riai TOOK piaee 90 ths i.a'her-n Gem
eterr.
Joe wtfrr 0f Crrfsrvitie. love-. Hen
o. CauuirF an1 Ben soaalrrs1a %
Caal VALLEY spent tas day wltA a. r.
uasrnbsFry Fsce1tiy.
Hattie ard ArtsaF GzhFiiser o. Fiyan.
tsaa. case Co ORION for their auto.
rzrt1rirE back
q. a Nspfsnd kns gone 60 Arkansas
o. supervise she irsfaiistiou % a pump
lrs sfat.1- uc hfs rics farm
NJ art Mrs. oscar Hanson and lit
tfs con. ~ Malirr. spent sgu4ay eita
.aesr moth~r. ,frs. J. 81 L.rftiaf-
1frs Eirhmunf nnd a6lslfFF Leila
aa4 s1a Frznces. tfFs. ArtHzr saith
ar1 calidrrn % Gensse1 usntoFri from
Gsnsseo ard spent Sanfay az the ".
a. SvaEsou toaGss
ur. an1 Mrs Chapman aa4 son
wavne and aaashieF Eiizahsth speat
ssnEav &c che O. -. Wayus home
! EsWfrE Davis and George ?. kocs-
tsr % CnieaE1 wsrs Ssek-ea4 visitors
- fhe e. ~. Sozfh hone Nir. Davis
t. Ms Soufh's brother.
rfrs maufos sad titti- son % Gales
harz arc visifiaE ~ tas George FsFEu-
500 koc1s.
sfrs a G. Ramsay - Rock isianf
Spa. Tussfay wifh Mrs \ e. WOOD
Rev arf Mrs a. G. Wcot atterdsa
ne tslas District ministerial meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
Legal.
Sale OF Real Estate.

Jackson, Hurst & Stafford, attorneys.
BY virtue of an order and decree of
the probate court of Rock Island
county, Ill, made on the petition OF
the undersigned. John Spilger. admin
istrator with the will annexed of the
esate of Barbara Meier. deceased. for
leave to sell the real estate of said
deceased. at the May term, A. d. 1915,
of said court. to-wit: on the 14th day
of May, 1915. I shall, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of June, A. d. 1915, at
the hour of o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day. sell at public sale. at the
east door of the court house in the
city Of Rock Island. in said county. the
real estate described as follows, to-
wit: The north half ca of lot four
a.. in block thirty-four (34) in that
part of said city of Rock Island known
as and called the Chicago or Lower
Addition, with the appurtenances, in
Rock Island, Illinois. on the following
terms, to-wit: Cash in hand.
JOHN SPILGER,
Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate Of Barbara Meier, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of May, A D.
1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Estate OF Wilhelm Schleuter, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been APP
pointed executor of the last will and
testament of Wilhelm Schleuter late of
the county of Rock Island. state of Illi-
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. Judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county. at the
probate court room, in the city of Rock
Island, at the July term. on the first
Monday in July next, at which time all
persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the Undersigned
Dated 18th day OF May, a. d. 1915.
CHARLES SCHLEUTER,
Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
PARIS and BERLIN
CLAIM SUCCESSES
Thou=h Latter Couredes Having Given
% Advanced Positions % Avoid
ARTILLERY Fire.

Hrr.la Nar fr .HF Wireless tr say
riIlrI German Official statement
North cf Nurrs and fp fhr vcst oi
fEF canal near +tTrrsfrart~ and Hci
saE far Germans yesterday gave ~
their advanced positions. and Co avoid
losses from fEr strong artillery rrc
~ trr enemy FHHF drew back their
SMALLER forces fa che main positions
oI tEr eastern bank OF che canal
South OF NraTr CbapTiie che British
srir hold psrF uf tt~ fr1tt treurh
fas-E waF tl. Tie srHtnr continues
r1rts rf trras Scar Ah'aIu and Neu-
slur Frereh attacks yesterday were
rFpaisrd with very heavy losses for
rsr eHruv
German rirst,ps have success FULLY
attacked fGr safr1rrs OF Dover and
Calais. fu.sFateE~F fast HteHf from
EHr.aaG s7t forth chat O hostile alr-
e~ar appeared over Dover. rgf for a
rhrr riHe aafr. sEl 90 urrf.1a of an
attack vas made 400 elrsEIF rr1fa-
tlV trr same vessel. ad deliver an
attack 0a EamsFsfe. 90 miles arrfi nf
Dover. treap.aE fH trmtsf.
"uu tar ua1Fsa river. near Ear
solo. ana CrratfEff end south uf tho
Ntrn~r river. near 1f.r.awpnf and
t.alirru. attacks Dog ffr enemy wrrr
r~Hllsrl Among fFr Russian pris-
0rrFs taken near shawl. .u CORTLAND.
urr- rgmh-r OF rreruifs OF th~ class
OF 1915. wh1 bad only been iu train
Ias fpr three weeks
-TEr German advance between the
rl#er r'trs end coo Upper Nisfuis.
srf alHrE fE~ front from Eambe- to
ErrF end sfarists1. continue The
River Ssu has been crossed rf several
places. near 1sr.rlsu and tp the north
aHrI There is fsbtrE EniuF on
sFp9at t'rzruysi-
Paris. 1Iaf lg. zEI o. m French
rH...at statement I'm fte region ut
urt sas Tr have continued 90 make
progress. Yesterday evening we oecu-
pI-d house strongly defended By the
enemy. and On the east bank OF the
enral We took rnsErssinu uf the FIRST
German line. making az thr same time
tts prisoners and capturing four ma
etIur suns. a counter attack by the
enemy acs a complete failure
Nothing new 90 the north 90 Arras.
aherr Go js again raining. with the exc
e~pfi1u ~ on extremely violent ar
tujsry duel iu the region % LarCttc.
and the sarEuinary character. Ia this
same vicinity. % four counter attacks
by the Germans. who suffered heavy
losses on che rest 81 the front moth
ing has been reported. on the Disc.
az a point near Baiiiy. the Germans.
Ga an effort 20 influence
our sharpahooters. displayed In front
90 our iines Turkish rag. a green
back ground vifh crescent Our AZ
ricau troops responded 20 this provo
cation az once By rife ere which
brought this faE % the Eround A.
sharpshootsT subsequently, went out
and brought the fag back 20 our
iine8.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
Legal.
Executors Notice,

Estate of Caroline s. Crawford. de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor of the last will and
testament of Caroline 8. Crawford late
of the county of Rock Island. State OF
Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. Judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city Of
Rock Island. at the July term, on the
first Monday in July next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated Sth day of May. A. .. 1915.
HUGH W. CRAWFORD,
Executor.
WALKER, INGRAM & SWEENEY,
Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
ALEDO.

Hfrr swan Stedt Of Harvard. Neb.
came Tuesday Go visit her sister. Mrs
Peter Johnson. and family.
Mrs r. v. Cline returned 90 her
home in Gs1eshurr Monday after
making few days visit with her
aunt. Sire C. ID Reed
2irF Myrtle Br.iEford and Mrs C.
C. Scott left Tuesday FOR Washington.
o. c.. where thry win visit their
Iaurhtere. Misses Ethel Eridrtori and
Kathryn Scott who VIII graduate
from tle National Park seminary the
last of May
SIR and Airs Frank Fassnncht and
daughter. Miss Lucille. spent sunday
Iu Viola with Nfrs F1ssracht's par
rufs. Nr and Mrs. A. D. Hcfin.
.frs &C. J Henderson aud two chill
Irrl wgur 90 Alpha Tuesday to visit
her parents. SIR. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
"wednesday evening picnic supper
vas held iu the First Presbyterian
church az $3.50 o'clock. After supper
u p. Montgomery OF the Lowrie
school. shanghai. China. addressed
the prayer meeting
Rev o. r. Duuicvv OF Illinois City
came Monday FOR a brief visit with
AIcdo friends and went 20 Gslva Tues
day morning Co attend the ministerial
meeting held DO that city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Sir. and Mrs Daniel Montgomery OF
Rock Island are visiting in Millcrs-
burg with their daughter. Mrs. II. l.
Thornton.
Mrs. George Hestor. who has made
a few days visit with her son. Ray
Hcston. and family. returned 10 her
home In Viola Tuesday.
Mrs = &. Br.dEford went 10 Wood
hull Monday 20 visit her sisters. the
Misses Taylor
Mrs Emma Doolittle went 20 Gales
burg Saturday 20 visit her children
and accompany home her little grand
daughter. VirEiIine Wisecarver, who
has been visiting relatives in that
city.
Mrs. william Webb OF oauawka and
her guests. Mrs. Oscar Gordon and
Mss Lima Finley OF Biggsville and
Mss Ida SLOAN OF Kansas City. Kan.
came Tuesday 10 visit Mrs Webb's
mother. Mrs. Sarah Cowan. and help
Mrs. Cowan celebrate her 73rd birth
lay anniversary.
Professor ?. y. Taylor and daugh
Ter Margaret spent Saturday with
friends On Rock Island.
Miss Grace Sturgeon returned 10
her home ia Woodruff Monday after 7.
making a few DAYS visit with Miss
Media Sanquist.
Miss Dorothy Harbour returned TO 1
ser school work at HeddinE college. /
Abingdon. Monday. after spending the I
with her parents. Ar. and .
.irs Joseph Harbour.
Miss Margaret Stoner spent Sunday
n Viola with her parents. Mr. and
.irs q. l. Stoner
Miss Helen Garner went TO Gales
surF Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs
lanes O-forrow.
The Community Training school
,cid the last meeting before tho sum
ner vacation a. Judge Burgess Office
Monday evening There was a good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
sABURO sHndADA IS
BEAD or JAPAN DIET

H.. Stay no. .l. ff % rI---f1s-1
rs- rs~asns efar.1r. srovu
fs He N-Et-I neHH3s OF 1aesa. vas
-.-. rFesaiesr OF tss rsfse Wee
rr t.r convened satsr pee rss b~eu
eaa- .e.-.f wien sE- usesfI. sal TrisrF
.ssHs parity tF lF5t tr visited
..- .a.-t states ans .a e.s own er-a-
r... e groa..rrcF part .r teF frt-
5t1.r 4Es.ast ssr California ttst 9wc-
rrsGe HsIr
usrea safnafs. ia 1914. while Lead
sr ef f.F opaosu.sa fa ts- firt. urErt
Hr e..-e9.aa af far measure pr1vi4.rs
Or eflsf Increases en ere Ereset teas
"rT were ts-.r t9 arggsr saspic ton
H ff- ru.Fst States tsar tEry were
s.gst ssalast fhas cs4atrvs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

os Rock leland auf CaiesburE. held
Ia GalFs "Wednesday.
EIu5a frost Ca tr Chicago this week.
tfrF George Harr1n 60 enjoying a
visit With beg sister. NrE. Nate Lieh-
ss01 90 Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
SIZES FTF-rErr krrr IE visiting re,a-
Owes rrrr Erie
ur rld tfFa EIvir Long 1f Chicago
ere visiting af tae home 90 uT. aud
WrF H u. Long
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
SHORT OF DRUG;
USER ENDS LIFE
Henry swanson. Former Tax Collec-
tor 81 Moline, Ends Life at Home
OF Brother in SiIyis.
USES ARSENIC To CLOSE CAREEB
Morphine User for n Years and Had
Hushanded His supply Since
Law Went Into Eject.

Henry Swanson. S. years OF age and
former tax collector IN Moline. com
mittsd suicide Saturday evening by
taking a quantity OF arsenic and NOR
phine. a. the home OF his brother.
Charles. in Siivis- Swanson. who had
been an invalid for the last % years.
became addicted TO the morphine hab-
Do some Is years ago. Just before the
Harrison law went into effect. April
Z. Swanson bought a large quantity
% the drug He used one grain every
3 minutes. eating 20 cents 70 81 worth
every day. and his supply was run
ming short He realized the difficulty
In replenishing his stock and proba-
bly, became Respondent over IT, Sat
urday night he purchased some arsen-
&c. part OF IL being found under his
pillow.
An inquest was conducted this
morning by Coroner r. c. J. Meyer
in Silvis. the jury returning a verdict
OF death due TO morphine and arsenic
poisoning. with suicidal intent.
Born in Sweden.
Mr.. Swanson was born April 10.
1851. in Skone. Sweden. coming 20
Moline ia 1SS2. He secured EN-
ployment at the Moline Pump
company and up until the time
he was taken iIl he was connected with
that firm. He was elected TO the Office
OF tax collector in 1903 His wife
passed away in 1912. Mr.. Swanson was
a lifelong member of the Swedish
Lutheran church. He is survived by
one brother. Charles, and four sisters
in Sweden.
Funeral services viii be conducted
Tuesday afternoon az o'clock at the
home OF the brother in Silvis and at
2;30 at the Swedish Lutheran church,
Rev. a. F. Bergstrom officiating with
Interment in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
COUNCIL MAY ACT ON
NEW APPOINTMENT

~ there are more appointments 20
b. made % positions 10 the employ 81
che city. if - presumed that there viii
b. further selections made AZ the coun-
eli meeting this evening Confirmation
% appointments made during the las;
week IN the police department vii be
asked and % Is understood that there
All b usW selections up for eonsid-
erati1a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
CITY MARKET OPEN
ONLY 3 DAYS A WEEK

Quite a number of Moline house
wives presented themselves at the city
market this morning, only TO find that
IL was closed. At present the market
viii be open three days a week. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays It is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

possible later. however. that the mar
ket may be opened every day. The fish
booth viii be in operation tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
Attention h. of c.

Next regular meeting of AlIouez
Council No. SIS. will be held on Tues
day. May IS. at 500 p. m-(Adv.).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

EnEiisA o-cers n Eas; Africa are
cryfrE out for socks They admit.
however. that niffens would have for
thsn bit an gusiSniaeAaf value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

rec.s Roger ss5 bssa poly f7r s1-se
saF ssf aad tried wiss slsertfY every
Sort of psfeat GsGtetGr he cogit So
Gaze
Az ett Acquaintance eaust tiG
w.
IIsEf1. aacfss Stow are yrs-aii
eovt.tsv
How as o. Wy. eauss. 90 ssos'lv
sF uants a mears etEftss a.1t mean
esHF /. me 'seusir' soaepin fGs take
aef.-ise after Ja&Er
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

su ere a-ws sf tAs time - Tse
krars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
Executors Notice.

WALKER. INGRAM & SWEENEY,
Attorneys
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23
HUNDREDS TO SEE BRILLIANT WEDDING
 AT SOUTH CHURCH
Miss Dorothy Hard Will Be- como Bride og Gerald Line
 burgh Tomorrow.

At half past four tomorrow after noon, Miss Dorothy Stickles Hard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Bassett Hard, and MT. Gerald Line burgh, son of MT. and Mrs. ". G. Lineburgh, will be married in the South Congregational church by Rev. Richard L. Swain, D. D.
 Because Of the social prominence of the young couple the ceremony will be witnessed by hundreds of people. Palms and potted plants and masses of white azaleas will be effectively used to decorate the church. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley. organ1st of the church, in which the brides mother has been alto soloist for many years is in charge of the musical program The quartet will sing '' "Tis Thy We'd ding Morning. from Owens Rose Maiden followed by the bridal cho- rus from Iohengrin, will be composed of Mrs, R. D. Martin, soprano; Miss Edith Stickles, amt of the bride con tra1tos I4oufs D. Ginand, tenor, and Joseph Wieler, bass
 The ushers, Elliot Upson, Welton Hotchkfss, Waldo Grunman and John Ten Eyck, Sd, will lead the bridal party, followed by the two brides maids, Miss Margaret MacDona1d and Miss Ella May Thomas, while the maid of honor, Miss Mildred Wallace Line .burgh, a sister of the bridegr oom, will precede the bride. Miss Hard will enter the church on the arm of her father. who is to give her in mar riage. Ro1an Miller, of Boston, will be best man.
 Miss Hard is to wear a white satin costume with an overdress, veil and train of tulle. Her only ornament will be platinum circle of diamonds and pearls, which is the groom,s gift Her bouquet will be of brides roses, lilies of the valley and orchids. Her attendants are to wear attractive afr ternoon gowns and carry harmonic ing bouquets of flowers.
 While the invitations to the church ceremony. which have been sent out number some six hundred, only the bridal party and the immediate fani- lies of the young people have been bidden to the reception at the home of the brides mother. IDA Fremont street The young couple are to 1eave' early in the evening on aswedding trip. and upon their return to this city will spend the summer and fall at the Ldneburgh bungalow in Black Rock.
 Miss Hard attended the CourtIand school, while MT. Lineburgh who is with his father in the insurance and real estate business, is an alumnus of the University school
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23
DIED.

PHILLEPss-In Danbury. April 1E
 Mary A.. wife Of Thomas Phiii1ps
 aged 5z years. sCOLdINs-In Danbury. April 1E
 Mary D.. widow Of Francis 3. scol- lins aged 68 years REED.-In Danbury, April IA, Geo r. Reed, in the thirty-frst year of his age.
 SCREEN EsY-In stamsOrd. Aprn Bernard. screeney- 'JUNE.-In Stamford. April 14. Add5e L.. wife of Charles w. Junes aged
 6S years.
 ky Hodge, aged 78. SABfOVAY@In Norwallz, April 1Asl Josephine. wife of John Samovay. STREET Torringtcn, Aprn 16
 Miss Mamie Street, aged IS. AEINEIFs-In Norwa-ll1. ApriI 1B. Jea-S F7ULLlEN.-In Cranberry, Apr1 16. ! Miss Anteinette Fullen, aged ar LI4OYD@In New Canaan. April 1I F. c. Lloyd. aged 47- SHEREER.-In Rowayton, April 16
 Jane Eliza, widow of Waiter S.
 Sherer, aged 70. NIEYER.-In Norfolk, April 1s, Add fian Meyer. aged s2, LYNES-In NorwaIlS, April 1s. vFh- liam M. Lynes, aged 65. DEARBORN--At Riverside, April 1T, l Cyrus W. Dearborn. DUGGAN--In Danbury. April [. ATTss Alfred Duggan. RICHARDSON Danbury, April 1s, Sarah E. Richardson, aged s years.
 MEAD.-In Topstone, April. 20 Miss Catherine A. Mead in the eighty fifth year of her age. SHANNON-In Danbury, April 20.
 Michael Shannon, of Newtown, SHEPARD.@In Danbury. April 20
 Sarah Elizabeth Shepard. in the if- ty-fourth year of her age. BIRMINGHAM Stamford. April
 21, Julia E.. widow of John Bir-
 mingham- ,DOUCETTE-In Shelton. April 30. Louis Doucette. aged T 2 years. PULVER-In Torrfngton, April 18.
 Stanley PuIver. aged 66.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23

husband.
 When a man is hard of hearing the only remarks he overhears are fhose not intended for his ears
 There would be more courtesy shown E in this world were 1t not for the fact That when Jon try to extend kind- ness to strangers they always act as though you were trying to steal some thing from them.
 The woman who let's her husband have his own way every now and then always has pretty good husband and never pays much money to divorce lawyers,
 An office seeker is never short in his accounts when he is on the stump. But he is sometimes that way after he is elected
 Every time girl takes q peek at the solitaire in her engagement ring she realizes that there are sermons in stones.
 In family argument the man has the logic, but the woman has the tears. And give us a ticket on the tears ev- cry time.
 The fact that you look down on oth- CT people isn't going to make them look up to you.
 There are all sorts of people in the world, including the man who sheds tears when the burlesque queen, att1r- ed in a pair of pink tights and some mosquito netting, leaves her pet poo d1e whining in her dressing room and comes out and sings "A Mother Is the Truest Friend on Earth
 The old fashioned ten-year-old boy who used to carry water to the eIe- plants to get standing room on seant- ling and see the circus now has a ten-year-old son who gets highly in- dignanH if his father doesn't kick in seat
 Some of the clubwomen who do the most featuring on how to make our cities cleaner are wasting a lot of time that could be used to good advantage in making their homes cleaner,
 If a woman ever did succeed in mak- ng herself just like one of che pie. 1s1res in a fashion magazine every horse in town would run away if she went out on the street
 The man who tells children that there afnst no Santa Claus has a broth CT who tells his kids that the parade is all there Is to a circus.
 We have just received a pamphlet on Flow to Care For a Typewriter 2 If we had one we would see that she got lots of candy and chewing gum.
 oi, Such a Rhymb!
 Said poet: ssThe Alps I would climb, Y And rise from the dust and the grirnb.
 I honestly VOW
 I'd do it right now
 But the fact is haven't the tirnb."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23
MARRIED.
MAzzA-FHoR4A Danbury. April Il, Louis A. Maya and Rosa Di Fibre, of this city.
 

MANAA-FIORE=In Danbury. April Il, Louis A Maya and Rosa Di Fibre, of this city.
 HENDRICKS-BURK Danbury. April 12. George Hendricks and
 Miss Anna. VI. Burke. BASSETT-ZUCCA- Danbury, Apr. 12. Charles Bassett, and Miss Mae Zucca-
 WHEELER-I1ANE- NE-In Norwa1k, Apr. 10. Miss Margaret Heath Lane and Harold Arthur Wheeler. POLIEY-SGHUITN - In Torrington, April 12, August Policy of Pough- keepsie and Miss Mary Schultz. SEAHAN-HIBLEER- South Nor walk. April 10. Walter SinkIe Sea man and Mrs. Sarah Atilla Hibler. SCASNI-HAVIRA-I Danbury, April II, John Scasnf and Miss Susie Ea- GRINDROD-CI1AR ~ Tn NorwaIk, April 12, William H. Grindrod and Miss Helen P. Clark.
 PROCHASKA.-En Shelton April B. Miss Antoinette c. Pro chaska and Andrew B. Sulek. LEPPER-BRUsHW = In Nor walk. April IT, Fred A. Lepper and Mrs Ann Brushwein. DOEBIEI-SCOTT- Tn Greenwich, Frank Doebie1 and Miss Olive Scott. F'REDSAIL-WEING - In Tor rington. April 20, Frank Fredsal DOHERTY-STRAUB - Inf Winsted, April 20,. Robert E. Doherty and Miss Ida M. Strauh.
 OR-DEWATERS-In Norwalx, April 20. Joseph R. Taylor and Miss Beatrice R. DeWaters of Rowayton. NEY-McDERMOTT - In Dan bury, April 21, Charles B. Kenney and Miss Elizabeth dcDermott. GINTY-MAHER-In Danbury, Apr. 21, Thomas Gfnty and Miss Della Maher.
 REID-PERKINs - In Torrington. April 20. David Jack Reid and Miss Florence Dutton Perkins HANRAHAN-SHEA = In Norwalk April. 21, Miss Catherine Shea and Peter c. Hanrahan, of New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23
DISTRICT OF FAIRFIELD, s.. COURT OF PROBATE.

Apr1 zz, l915. Estate of Thomas PheIan. late of Fairfield in said district, deceased. Said court has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for. thee realtors of said estate to exhi- bit their claims to the ez1ecutor- Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly sattested. within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry.
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 JOSEPH PHBLAN.
 Executor. a* Fairfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-23
Luke MoLuke Says.

Any married man can, tell you that Hfe is full of contradictions
 hen a woman sues for divorce it takes her four hours to tell aher attor- ney how ornery her husband is. And fhe attorney, having some sense, COW c the whole works with the one word stincompatibiity''
 When an adult is il the doctor has to ask lot of questions before he can adcafe the trouble But when a boy ass i'll the doctor merely asks what the boy has been eating.
 When she is seventeen she wouldn't let man touch the hem of her skirt. T hen she Ia twenty y-seven she would almost cIean manrs shoes to cop out