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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
THE BEAUTY OF
 GREEN GRASS

One of the cares of the man who owns an individual house is the pro- duction of a flour1shing and we'll grassed~ lawn. In the aggregate an enormous amount of effort is expend- ed in this task. It all pays, for noth- ing gives a neighborhood such an ap- pearance of refinement as well trimmed grass.
 A dwelling may have a profusion of lovely flowers. But if the grass around the house and beds is untidy and untrimmed, the whole effect is disorderly. The beauty of the flowers seems almost to attract attention to the disorder or lack of grass. /
 Pretty lawns are not found only in the wealthfer quarters of a town. There one expects them as a matter of course. They. represent largely the faithful work of 1aborers, but do not involve much personal effort on the part of the owner. In the more modest sections of the town one often finds home places that represent la working people. Many mechanics will get out on their lawns before breakfast, moving and wedding, or work on them until dark. Frequent ly one sees the wife operating the lawn mower while the man is gone to the shop.
 The production of a good thick grassy lawn is not always easy. even if the supply of water is sufficient. In many soils the grass must be coaxed and coddled with constant fertilizfng, seeding and turing. A quart of grass seed may produce but scattering, reluctant, and isolated spears, while the dandehons and other weeds grow with ma1evolent and tndolent ease:
 The man who maintains a thick velvety lawn makes a real countribu- ton to the beauty of a town. If his dwelling is located among neighbors that are careless about their sur roundings, an example is set. that all most always affects the neighborhood. It tends to make real estate more valuable as far as it's influence ex- tends There are few people who are content for long to keep an un- trimmed, thin, and weedy lawn ad- joining one that is carefully tended.
 FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
TRoTIEYs To M1IFORD.

The Traction company have com pleted their line to Washington bridge and additional section will be used for the first time tomorrow. Cars leave the lower bridge every four and a half minutes, and each alternate one goes to Washington bridge, the other stopping at the Green in Stratford. The section of double track on the Washington bridge division is a quar- ter of a mile in length and it is be- Ieved will entirely dispense with de- lays on that division.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
FIFTY YEARS AGO

EfELEAsEl OF REBEL PRISONERS.
 Orders were received at Fort War rem, Boston harbor, on Friday last, for the release of all rebel prisoners under the rank of captain there, after they had takeneth oath of allegiance, and on Saturday between thirty and forty of sthese men, mostly of Mosby' s guerrilEas, were liberated and con veyed to Boston. whence they were homes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
Al WEDDING PRESENTATION.

John Jordon and his bride were de- scended upon at their residence on States street, last evening. by a nu- merous party of the groom's brother Pythians of P. T. Barnum lodge The visitors brought an easy chair, which was presented with appropriate re- marks by Robert hF'itzroy. There was dancing and collation.. Mrs. Jor- don was Miss Mary McNamara, daughter of MT. an dGrs. Simon Me Namara
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
IMPROVEMENT.

IL z. Wheeler, Esq, is putting a new fence ins front of his premises on Main street, < (right. hand side going down) betweenN GiIhsert street and south avenue, and is setting it back some feet, in order to improve the sidewalk which is altogether too narrow at that point It would be a good idea if the other property owners thereabouts would follow his
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
SLICED HIs NOSE.

Donald Rice, of 80 Black Rock avenue. aged g years, has, or had. an inquisitfve nose. He was in Feedey' s market on Fairfield avenue this morn ing and was fascinated by the way one of the butchers chopped the legs off the chickens He got close to tn e sliced his nose. pr. Osborn put in three stitches at the emergency.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
WAGEs NOT MCREAsED.

A report that the Traction company had increased the pay of conductors and motormen from $1.50 and $1.75 per day to $1.75 and $2, or that they were to make such an increase in the near future was declared by Presi- dent RadeI to-day to be without truth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
POINTS OF INTEREST

E. H. Dillon & Co.,, 1,1o5 Main street. are offering specials in millinery, shirt waists. skirts, petticoats, corduroy and white chinchilla, coats at unusually reduced prices.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
MAKE SOUVENIRS OF
 UNEMPLOYED SHELLS

of soldiers at the front is reported to be the carving of rings out of the aluminium fuses of unexp1oded Ger man shells. They are highly prized as souvenirs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15

A large fragment of steel flew off a, piece which William Kane was lchise1- ing at the Wheeler & Wilson factory yesterday and penetrated his side. It was remoVed by Dr. Osborn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15

High grade zinc ore touched $1sO a ton at Webb City, Mo, the highest ever recorded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RICK @ SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
DECREAsEaoFs THE

DECREASEAOFiT THE
 BRITISH NAVY. From the following statement ac- curately copied from ssSbeel's Correct List Of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, for September, ISIS, and March. 1915, it iskevident that in that period. tnineteen Amonths. there was decrease in Her naval force of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEzJN SAIIHf1fty three of which were of the line.) This great decrease (says the Charleston City ,Gazette1 is prob ably owing to the number of vessels which haveAb condemned as total Y unfit for service. so far excee ding their means for building new ones to replace them.
 Sept March
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15
WEDDIN NGs ND
 COMM NCE ME T S

Brides and graduates occupy the center of the stage at present and the question of what to give them in com mennoration of the event is a puzzl1ng nroblern. but one easily solved at our store. showing as 1t does large va rfety of appropriate gifts in diam onds, iewelry, watches, sterling and plated silverware, cut glass, clocks and a lot of other articles that are pleasing and much desired by the boy or girl and all priced in our usual moderate profit way. Take time to visit our store be- fore buying elsewhere.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-15

FUNERAL. DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RICK & SON
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
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Dene Wionteure utlo 9anoperter.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
Yifnif scr Mmiicbler alu Miitt,updl.

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Merdonts gransfer & gtprooe
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
Fsil6er,,c 6udBeitsfeicr.

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Sinter Der Trunt.
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ssoe BET Der Ma1tter oes Sralttigoms
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Carl Solteu1am nol1 ser beutidlu=
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gen miro.
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5iniid)en Iaflllt6t ser Stats l1niber=
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ton, So. Irar5el,geGapar SEER gbars
les Maiolr bon Dapenport. @us
fat ei11eg 3odBeitsreiie ana
getreten n1l0 miro nad} ser @iidfebr
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De @atten geboren iunaeiebenen Ja-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
9ifnif Ser strafcnba6n=slnsetellten

Inter gutter 8etbeiligu11g 1ln0 lbe:
ldorem @etter lit geitern oos oies.
|labriae groBe 6amilienpif1lif Ser On,
geltelten Der Iri=Gitp Moilmap ,al1(
|9igbt COMPANY bot lido eegange,1,
Gin ii6ernlls riibriges arrangements.
fomite bate. trefflihe 8orfebrl11sel1
getroTen un0 ollie 1beilnebmer 10
ben lid gait ami1irt. Gus folgenbe
Nrogramm gelangte 5ur -9(usfiib=
rltng:
100 Daroa Saul fir Mai,ner -
Nreis gcltiftet Don s.. 6. Blod1pen.
al1a6en zg9ttelmen ~ &reis geltiftei
bon Ser @eleulhaft.
3anlen=9ienlen Yreis geltiftet
BON S.. S. asorter.
Maode1=9fe1neit 8reis geltif,
tet bon Geo. &l16r.
gier=Hennen 9reis geltiftet bon
9. S. d1e1ul1ansa ,s..s,te,. $50 49,,
Hen11elr fiir beleibte MGira1er -
u@ia1 5mitb, y9S1llbe" Mtfinjon,
Slim" Sutberlano un0 uIrud go.
:" Maoeacr. Treis geltiftet bon $.
g. @eefs.
Some Iurfep STAGE" fir perbeira-
tbete Haore 4reis geltiftet Don S.
Slntoo11.
@oiebaa - @of SsIan0 (raaiier"
9olsgen, GaptailD eegel1 Moline
(y%4sllliDfoot" Garliteot, tGaptaiD.
Davenport ,(uSp Gpbb" aenueoD,
GnplailD gegen engineers G5lim
'saaee" Sfnith Gaptai1,.) 9rei Sn-
11itgs je6es Spiel; Sieger ser obige,l
Spiele tperoen 5 S,1nings ipielen, nm
gntf6eiollng berbei5ufiibren.
Iug pf Mar ~ Dubenport gegen
Moline. 5@emi1mer 5iefbtt gegen &od
Ss1ono. Breis, cine Site Gigarren,
geltiftet bon 9. 6. 9orter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
golfslicberzsabnm.

SSm gerlog Ser s. :. 81. Soriter
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8obal6 apennc, Chicago, 81, lit elm
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fannteiten oel1tiden @olfslieoer err
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bilbld gebrn0enen un0 in florer
ge0rudten @lld)es lit Is
Gas 9lid] fam bon Ser S.
S. q. 5orlter Ml1iic GomponD, $50
soutb 8abal6 Mpenue, Chicago, 81,
be5ogel1 mer0c1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
3ipnsgcmcinbc, an g.. 1n6 Gaines
Etr1fe.

@n bc,ttigem Spnntag, Sen %,
9l1gult fdlltsaoer @ottesoie,it in ser
3ionsfird}e aus, ,OnrHaltor 6. SOL
terlmalm CUR 8criamfulung ser Sotpa
.SDnobe IN Clinton afupeien6 lit. @r-
thur @agner miro als Delegat Sic
8tonsgemei1oe auf Ser spnooe Der.
ttreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

Menus Gel bbu@ betimmte,
bab ieber Snoter, Der our @uoras
&aite geb0rte, im,ner sein ?@flape bleia
Ben mubte unb baB. inn au6 fem
9err nidt eDte Sreibeit geben stonnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

@oben sic idJon sDlo m}iiiion.
gier probirt2 @leib nit bem4beltet1
importirten 8ier nnb empfoblen Don
ocn 9oftoren. &od Sslano 8reming
20. @w.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-11

The Waxahaehie Bayyiew club Of
fers the following resolutions.
In life We are brought fece ~
face with the mysteries Of death
Death is but the key that opens the
door of q palace that grants US eYer-
lasting JOY and happiness; II is but
an incident in the way TO larger
service Tenderly. sadly We turn
aside from tie activities OF this art
ernoon to lay a Feath Of tender
thoughts and loving words upon the
memory OF our sister club woman
Mrs. s. II. Watson ST.. In her pass
ing from earth 10 hea zen NE love u
think OF her as she was, an active
force for good, the center OF g
world of blessed Influence Her
service was anselflsh. her life was
enriched by kind woros and geuer-
Gus deeds We viii long miss hsg
bright mind. her CHEEKY word ans
quick sympathy Ii is a sweet priv
tAtHt W AEAdi iiSs a. aAtf ttt0Nfts
among US. taking part IN our la
bors. rejoicing in our successes ana
grleying over our disappointment s,
but we love 70 think that death has,
brought her larger usefulness. deep,
Ter happiness. q fuller aad more per-
feet life. II is only when our hear
become responsive to the will OF oar
Heavenly Father that We can feel
those who have passed are not real
~ dead but only gone into the larg-
cv life--loF aH the bouudieas uni-
verse is life
pom the altar OF sorrow we Fl.
re- 30 those bound 20 heF by Tics
blood and close affection the loy-
ing word the tender haudclasp which
are al Of earthly coaiort So can
give
CON. BAY VIEW CLUB.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-11
Ashes a. Il Fertilizer.

Tie farmer whu burns wood for
heating and cooking should careful
i store the ashes and not permit
1Aesa s. lsea. as f1ey have peeu-
liar ferfilizins value They moi only
contain potash and phosphorie acid
ia appreciable amounts, but also
contain magnesia and line. and
when applied to the land they also
art indirectly 10 increase tie avail
able nitrogen content Of organic
matter In the soil.
Ordinary house ashes contain on
the average about s or s per cent OF
Dotash aud per cent Of phosphoric
acsa. Investigators have considered
that there is enough potash and
plsesphorie acid ii a bushel Of ashes
10 make il worth 2gc or 25e Be-
sides that. some Ice or f5e aadi-
flonai might be allowed for tho
"alkai power" 81 the ashes This
poNer is that which enables ashes
10 rot weeds and 10 feriaent peat.
The potash content Of ashes will be
lost IL they are permitted to leaeA
and care should be taken TO store
them b a dry place
Wood ashes may BE- proftabiy APP
piled as a top dressing TO erass
lAnd and o pastures, where they
viii encourage the growth 81 clover
and the better kinds OF grasses
which VIII then. crowd out inferior
kinds aad weeds Wood ashes also
may BE- used for corn aud roots.
Because 81 their lime content they
are not 81 good for potatoes, al
trough sometimes used Tor 1bis cfop.
Ashes from hafdNoods fdeeiduoHs
iFecaf are r.ehtr "a beih phospaof-
ons and potash than those from
pires aud other soft eoode fcoulr
fesaf The shes 81 tWis fiaG9ofs.
fer example3 are Hoffh more tor
agricultural purposes than rho ashes
g keari saod fskea from tae enid
die - IS 8id tree Is eeaeral tae
e ller aua g9uaTer the eopa buFa-
~ the hets asar The ashe- 81
eesi do aal soniaia enough po'ash
- Wate Wfm valuable ia fai ron-
nsffeeH
fae aH ~ eauoa He
re fu eMtt Heia aEhN Nhfh