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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28

fienote "Stcm Hliit", Der iao ofte bar
taeet en- meeet itor Solo al De amcri-
fanife Spebeaplinger. Saopiot emo.
M pioes, or oct bare peo Stllebops-
fpiten % / Staterne pit for 8lippe-
biereene, at "Stripe &uIten" her /
Sorenehc Statcr bor piii Jig. : ilere
al DC INDEPENDENTLY Gale / Won-
talla, par ocnl,e Tilit iioitc Iar me
get fremtrGoenbe, err Der blepet rap
portcret, ligeiom Den ~pptraabte "cpi-
oemiif" iaa of ii9c monge Stcocr
baobe / Oregon, @aibingtcn %
Sbabp.
&i fielber enonl intct MiobcI,
bporpeo ri fan i%orebpgge eler font
trolere oisie llbbriib al &ilit paa
8ren, Zig iom hi fan ~iorebp99c %
%fpntrollere SABRE" Smllt" og "itinf-
ing" &peoe-" Smut" men oct or ON
at giere, at life Teiten iaar SoofTitc
eller Snopos / Misiisiippi -SoIcnL og
Oct fan forbaabeltli9 nnbganes, ian-
trent mon fan iaa Sarmcrnc Der iii
life at iao Speoe, ser er blepet aplet
peltom Den 106te Mcrioian en-
tGnft Clinic, Ser ganr moro % ipo
giennem pltlige Wolltana.
Set er in1iblertio ct bel ficnot Naf-
tim, at Sillinoer al 9ognlaoninger
meo Speoe baaoe fra Wontara %
Staterne peo Stiaebapsfpiten iioite
Seit % %inter bIep ienbt baabe til
minneapolis, Sllll,tb og andre Tilnf=
ter / Mibtpelten. Oct er life rmllligt,
of noget al benne Spebe err blepet
fiebt for SGo al Sarmcre, Der Dor /
De Streg al Misiisiippi-S alell, bpor
Der aples @interbpeoe, % iaaleoeS
fan bet LET bape bpilot eler fomme til
at benbe, at "Stripe &uiten" faar
|Snopas Der paa 8rllnb al, at Spbell
err imittet. Set CT nioerc ganife iono-
ipnltgt, at hi bar bopt oelne "Stripe
Suit" her / 2anoet / flere Iar, og at
ben fsr emo / 1915 bar bapt Mnleo-
ming til at faa Sooirite lpnacr DIT
enc / Sc eitligite Srafter, bpor ocn /
1915 bite fig, men at ben al en- eler
anben @rltno life bar funnel ilbpifIe
fig. Naa en- eller anben Maabe bar
ben meot %uglrnitig Soroblrno sltom
Montana biotil.
"Stripe &lliten" aneriber life ole.
lie &peOell, men oeiaa @pg, Gilg,
@mmer og pisie Sprter pilot 8rGs.
Megierineens Grperter baober, at
"Stripe Huiten" life pil bape iaa LET
for at uobreoe fig oper itore Strsg
iom ben befienote "Stem Suit, og
oct bilbe 10 bore gobt, ON oeres Sanb
gift Spfploelie. 0e Sporer, iom be-
iororer oenne "Stripe Muit", fan life
mobitaa lGnaere Sibs tert %cir, IL
ger Grperterne.
s flere al Be CRATER, bpor "Stripe
&ititen" bite Zig meget aftip, bar
Staoen paa gplineen oog forbauien-
Sc ubetpoelig. Men Set er rimeligt,
at benre Suit piloe bIipe pGrre emo
"Stem Tliten" pgiao, bpis ben fit
SoofGite / Hegioner meo ct Iignenbe
Seirlag iom Wisiisiippi-S aIen. Set
piloe blipe en- nofiaa alporIig Sag
for Sarmerne / Be bpeoeproollcerenbe
CRATER / Iisiisiippi-T aIen, ON bent
ne "Stripe Suit" ,iflllbe finbe SoofG.
ite Der for soot.
Segnene eler "Spmptpmerne"
paa "Stripe Iuit" er nofiaa tpoelige.
9enne SHIT ligner life anben Nlllt %
bar faaet lit Mapn oeraf, at 9looene,
"2eaf Sbeatbs" % "8lumes" faor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
0pitterins.

apitteriu9 ior iuoiomre Siorng III
@Gmlebiemmet / GiUjuo0i.: &ouie :.
Epite. Cperlp. T. :. S2j; gir3.
RuQu6ilot {. 9retie. II. Game. Ses
Son Niun. s.; >oui5 y. @ertessol.
@leumooo. Nuu. $40; 8r5. Y. @uoers
len. mi Gruoriu9 ON lin Naoer Ri
ccldi SoauiouI. Seoau 4inu. 50; I'm
prem 1uuge, Seoau, Alnu. 50; Ius
oreu st.. Cpile. Rooie Sam. Can. 500;
Suopig 6 <ue. gliuot. Y. :. $40;
Gle {. @u,Ht. 81. 8inoL y. J. SO.
Ser mooiuget % .~oItleret ior 1926.
Slliammeu S451.
9. !. !. Rioum Mas.
SeSaA. Riuu.. 17oe ApriI 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
Halfe Trpfcticr.

ssor ire Nar iioen par ser icmme
bite MGno baaoe ira SIten o. Be
item, ionl loo o. Oioe, at oct alorig
mere piloe mite of forisge meo Sail.
apl. Sntet onbet enc blan Irmoo %
&liin piloc mcbe erhper gmerifaner,
iom life haubc bebrc Sorltano enc
at tTnte, at han fllnoc prpoucere
"Ntiitton" % lllb / &onfilrrorlce nleo
Geitcn al ben belle Serben, Ifriuer Ell
Meoarbeiber / "National Stocfmol
& Sarmer". Sauerne par binige og
piloe peoblipc of p1rc oct / Srenltl-
bcn oeiaa, iaeoe oisie pic MGnh. &c
forglemte, at SpIf, iom fillgte Goa-
Set oe / Sili OF &olt piloe ifiue Jig
peo fine Sloffe, oerpeb giorbe, at
Sallerne blep biQlge. Troieterne
TOM life I'M, at oeres triite Spaa-
BONNIE fltnoe pirfe paa "Slocfmds
1ters" / andre 2anoe iaapel iom /
Mmerifa, at Sprfe / 9lilitralien maot-
te fommle til at forminoife Tloffenc
Der, at Saar ienbt til Slagterbulet
life penoer tilba9e igiel,, p9 at Ser
bens @ebpp for l1lo % Ilttton ito
Dig tiger. Iange flllgte, iom ia9t,
De piie MGnbs Haab, blep al meo
fine Slpffe % %begpnote meo ct eaer
onoet mere populGrt. &~eillltatet or
Mangel paa Gam % hcie Hriier paa
&ieo % Sleif, mems De, iom ofreoe
fine Sloffe, MI proler iuo tibet Tom
m,ligt n,eb, bpor piie % fremipnte
De bar. Ncgle al Dem betaler MI
bobbelt al, bpao Be fit, for igien at
faa en- Slot at beapnbe meo = iom'
me mere emo set bobbeIte ogiaa.
Senne Sauefcrretningen ber /
Mmerifa fines forreiten at bore ct
5te6leparenbe @raaf - enten for at
fomme illo / Sen eller no al Den igien.
9hl er ser en- bel Gel, 'om braafer
meb of f,tnne begpnoe nleo Saller
iaien, foite bpab set foite uil, uoen
Senipn til, bpao Slags Iplsopr man
faar Gag /. Get bill blipe oisie iam-
me Serrer, iom fommer til at rappe
fig no al Sorretningen igien, ia%aitart
Ser piier fig Segn til Nebgang / 9ri-
fen paa ltlb % Saufisb. Ser er in
gen llbpei til at faa raabet @ob paa
benne Soritprrelie. Gen eneite Waa-
&c, bporpaa mar, fan faa Salapl til
at lenne fig, er at faa fat paa en- Na-
&c, ser posier til Sorboloene, beige
no Sc beblt milige Iplsopr al oenne
&acc, tage iaa 9obt @are paa Dem
iom mntligt bpert gar, iamt bolbe paa
meo at able Sal,er ll6en Senipn til,
hpao andre flyer og gier. MGno, iom
bar iulgt oennc altrs 9lennem De
mango Ups anb Tonns" / Triler,
Soloiatier og Gpibemier, bar life be-
foIfet b~perfen bore Sottiablie eaer
bore SGn9iler ellonll, ielu ON De life
har aipet bort @ibliotefer eller Itiftet
9eniionsionb for "ntiltreo'e Selte-
bnttere". Moralen ifal blipe oenne:
@eapno nleb Saltapl / ret Sio, %
brip iao pno meo BEN aue 1ioer.
Gn ilem Suebcpeit.
Sor ierite Gang bite fig / Serene
Sc Stater | 1915 Ell Speoepeit, Iom
ma / europa bar b%etragtet iom en-
al De melt alporli9e % eoelp9genoe
"Speopmmc", bppraf Smaagren er
blepet angrebet. Set er ben iaafalo-
te "Stripe SHIT" eler "Euccinia
8lnmorl,m", iom be lGroe faloer
Sen = e, Sunglls temmelig n9r be-
flpatet meo ben ber / 2anoet bel be-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
90 ioa planter ri altloa.

90 laa planter ri altlaa.
Wen fonife ierIt ct Ear Sro ON
Elantetioen. Gen lar iig life Iao-
Dan uoen pi0ere ainlerte paa Sotoen
/ Mimnnaffen.
Man fon pIante @loOiolcr, iaa-
mart Sroiten cr borte, % Soroet or
tcrfet iaapo5, at Den er let at ar
beioe - set nil Der / oct miotre
Ioropelten iom Heael ii8e / 0fioten
al Ipril - eQer ma fan pente I'll
iioIt / Wfoi, bpiIfet rineIigpiS er bel
biglt / oct noerIte gtoroneIten % |
Canada. Gler man fan pIante til
aae Slaos 9ioer imeuem be nPpntc
Doerpunfter, bet fommer bare on
pao, bpao Tom paSIer en- beoit. Set
or bore set at De SEQ, iom plan-
ties Ient, leIpioIgelig ogiaa blomitrer
iorbolospis TENT. Wen oet er aloe.
les lllgerl ulDtte.
Spis man bor Ell list 1tprre
Slllmp meo @eg, bill Ie9 torrelten
tiIraaoe, at man beler Dem / to-tre
liee itore Tortlcner % gjor Here
Elantninger meb ct Ear Tigers MeI-
lemrllm. @lomltringStiben ON So
lien bill ga itrpffes uo oper ct iii.
iporenbe Siosrum, og set bill nan
albrig anore pna. Tette er iIPr at
anbeiale, bpi5 man bar Ell Itsrre
Samling AZ nogen iaa 9foone'orter
Cnomeo parietieS); minOre 9etpo-
Ming bar SET, hpis man or Gier al
Ell 9Ianbing Ctirture). for Sc ior-
ifieaige Sorter uil ~ianbipnIigpi5 al
Iigepel blomitre til forifielige Siocr.
Sar man minore ems 80 2eg, er
oct berin1ob intct at Dele pna.
Men ianOelig, MI mao hi pIante,
Meo Soen lager hi en- Sure
Qrenf) / oet llomerfebe @eo, Ri
giorbe iitano Tor TO Tiger ii0en. SIT
rem bsr p9re 50 BONNER bpb, %
/ 9unoen hoffcr oi Soroen los o.
lin. iaa 2cgen iaar Ell goo % bIeo
Seng OF Iigge /. Sar 9eoet life be
ret gjeoslet pno ct Tar aor eaer iaa.
err set nomertet at Itrs Iiot tor. i'm
@eoaife i @un0en paa Jliren og pirfe
libt j BEN meo &ipen.
SO Der neoi planter ri ioa pore
9eg, eiter at ri bar iiernet Sen hoar.
Sc Sans uoenpaa, Iom Tor f~ortoIt.
ri letter benz en- for en-, iait neo !
6urens Suno meo en- 9liitnno al
omtrent 4 BONNER meQem bDer Ssg.
Sporior ser ber plantes iaa bDbt
iom Sc Sommer?
of Here Grlnoe. gr bsi Qlonte
meo ct itort 9lomiterar / Soppen
itaar meget trnuitere, naar Ssgen fig
ger iaapas opbt / Soroen. Oilers
moa man oite itstte ben meo en-
Stof. 50 ian Ell anben @runo: Iis.
ger 9esen Tor tpt opunoer Sperilaz
ben, iaa fan man / terre. beoe Herio.
ser reiifere, al Den blir itegt affurat
iom en- Yotet ! en- Salg meo Slo.
merle.
Ian moa ogiaa buife paa, at Den
nre $50, iom itaI bore StiIfen og
aret ca belle Staien, oannes paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28

lcnlongllle Striber. Gr Nll'ten ne.
get alporlig. falber Stribernc laa tort
lanlmen, at oct belle "Seoi" eller %lao
ipneS at u1re guilt. Sencrc piicr Jig
iortc Stribcr pad "Sca' Sheaths" o.
"8Iumea". Naor man opbaaer ois'e
Seen, itulbe ma ienoe noalc Strda
til Siiiee % General Srpe'tlgatlon,
@uihiraton, :. g., ifriper Niger.
Observation-Disclosures Eatholo0ili. $.
=. &umphrep. San pil 0n uloer'e.
&c De ham lenbte Straa % Blade %
Iaoe &cofommenoe pibc, entelt bct er
l"Stripe Hllit" eller Ell anocn Set,
man bar at gierc ne0. Get or 10
Moro at pioc, bpao Stribcrnc bctp
Der. lelp on Der life er tlo0cn SlTlp
/ at pibe Oct eller | al flenoe Naplei
paa "Spgoommcu". NJ bar 10 bore
lenncoc Grpcrtcr. iornt N Itol rad
Nulconina til at ipergc no9cn ON Oct,
ri life iclu pco, men DOG onltcr al
pioc. Hlnqribes Din Npcoeagcr laor
al ocn her beifrepnc "StribcrllIt",
iaa icnb linlpcltbcn roQIc ur9rcbnc
Straa % @lnoc til npcn1lrpntc 10
tholoN, o. lea ham til al lporc ot1,
at set er "Stripe SHIFT. Eermco er
on iGroig meo Den Sin9
Hanb % %inf.
Sfiont Whulouorpcn Uhc "Ntolc>O
leper hopcoioQclig al Snictter %
arpb, TOM iinbeS / Soroen, ton Den
oite oiprc Sfuoc / &ioftenbapcn o9
andre Steocr ngiaa pco at oanne
@ange nor Sorbitorper, hporl et
SlooS ifooelig Mtartmts bogeitcr be
apnber at gicrc lit Nrbeioc. Crap"
tie Wcle, i%uuinnrt on opou9er Den!
Ser or Wole Craps" at fuu tlpbt
cnten hos De lofale Scr1purcbdnoleie
eaer hos ct "Niail Sroer &oulc".
= Gen 9onocicr, iom bar en- nm
@ruocr hpert 9lar oa life ielp Dor paa
2anoet, er berltlto talt I'll Stabe ftr
NoboIoget. SGnf Sngen oper, Soot-
folfl Gen or olporlig moi.
- Set er lige iaa natltrllat %
fnIot ioa %foritonoi9t, at 0armer'en-
ncr goar / aompuni meo i'm Nnoer
iom, at aiobmanoaipnner eller Son.
ner al Ell Sabrifullt cner %attpr
aoor / aonlpani meo i'm 6ooer; men
aItior mango Sarnrere pg Iormers
isnncr innes life at %lfjennc Oct.
= @il man hape Ell lpnnenne
Irlgtbape og en- goo Ipling Sape-
ioaer, mao baaoe Sniefter og Ugrps
befipmpes. Man maa "iprap" Iaos
bel iom huge llgrGS % rpre / Soroen.
Connie o~parbeioer ct itort, goot So.
peitpffc hper Ianr, planter og 1aor
baaoe npttige % iinpttige Sing ocri,
men forienmer 1ua at rpgte i'm Sape
oa hplter berfor lrtter lgrGs og
9Grarelie. Gn lioen, oobt rs9tet &ipf-
fenbope er altlo meget ppro Tor en-
Gantilie, mems en- flor, nloeles 1or'
ienlt &ipffenhape bringer Sab og lig=
ger Der lom en- "Sfamplet" openiflc-
BET.
= Gen Sarmer, iom bar Ell Sp-
lima "Sbort Sorn" paa lin Tdrm,
fan Iom &eoel probucere baaoe Ell RI
melig MGngbe Mel os Smer % iaa
eooe Slagt, iom Der iinbeS. Ser er
reoe, "roon" (reoifimleOe) o9 bpioe
Short Sorns.
= Gn fremragenoe Igronom fri.
per, at for Tarmere / Ilminoeligheo
aoor &eicn til %elitano oper @isoiel-
hallaen. Sal Men her fun tIlfeies,
at 10 plbre, mere uobrpnot % giens
nempaifet oenne @iebielbou9en fadr
blipe, bes Ipnger bliper oct til Waa-
let.
= Trof. $. 3. Tean beo Ontario
s(aerbrleS College, Canada, ifriper /
ct Sarmerblob, at set Tor Sarmere /
Acknowledged life piloc lenne Jig at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
6Iddloler!
u CT Vlautctiocn tnoc!

Scm 0oapuoerue bar Iugt i7
Gift paa Iulipaneh ion bar Amerl
fancrne Ialt ia eitcr @LaoIoIer
2enre ilatclile 9lomil ina ri
poa Observation-Disclosures, e.
licuucm aruo3nirI % pioenlfabc
liza Iurtning bet til ale @upcrs
TrnS. Euger &Iomit c1ner liz ion
@laoiolcu til at iUttc ! &aia
oens mloituuoige NongeI paa Guir
"a 0cu5 Iipltge Saruer lisr Sen ii
eli heit itattet @Iomit ! Su5eiuien o.
pua NoigltcIet "a hUor'om5eIIt man
oniter Al oefOrere meO 9Iomiter.
@laoiollogcu pIante9 ! Gluten q
qpril eaer / @eJuuoelien al @1ai
helit / los @tuIolor0. Zen pIarte5
i CONNER opbt "a me0 1 Sommer
Meuemrlm @Iaoiolcn bIomitrer
AuIui,.
"Seeurnb. Yciten" bur siurt Ir
rnnnement mco ell @Grtncr, iUm e.
Specinlit / &inbiuler, Um at ifnfi,
os Seg, % nj fan ocrfpr ira M q
tilbp pore Nbpuneuter | Suin No
ipote @laoiulloa (iOritieaIae Saruer
ior ocn 6illiNc Iris al 30 Gsnts ei
Ter mco Soften" q 80
Ct s!ar ipr .Sl'cV
Nhi er set (iocn at beitiae Sere5
@~laoioler. SrbrcS erpeocre$ pr, ON
gaaeuSe.
y. Nnnnbien Enbl. So,
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28

opis &c liter "1seprab Fsien", eHbeidl Den
III glaboer og aienoie, Bis BEN ei Runner az
glaoei M "a oa ~ og tenper -e os en- no
fi1l oi not bios al paaiiItnHe BET.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
TURNKEY ESTATE HEIRS MAY THWART HARBOR
 PLAN FOR ASH GREEK

Incorporation of the Beachside Realty Go. of Bridgeport, disc1oses in- teresting facts in connection with the history of Bridgeport that may have large influence upon the Ash Creek section of this city with the possible closing of the waterway that now ex- tends from St. Mary S. -by-the-Sea to the Fairfield shore.
 The Beachside Realty Co.,, accord ing to the certificate filed with the sec retary of state early this week, has autho horized capital stock to the value of $21, 1000 divided into 21O shares of comm on stock at par value Of $1OO, all paid in. The incorporators are Theo- dore L. Turney of Yonkers, N. Y. ,<NTiss Elizabeth F. Turney of Bridgeport and George L. Whitcomb of Milford.
 These stockholders with others now interested are all heirs to the estate of Andrew Turney of Fairfield and the incorporation is said by Miss Tur- ney of this city to have been made with the purpose of so adjusting the di- verse interests of the heirs of Andrew Turney that what was once known as the Jackson or whitewater mill property of Fairfield and it's riparian rights may be developed and any ad- verse claims contested.
 Investigation of old records inspir- ed by information received by the Turney family that the government contemp1ates dredging Ash Creek for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
CITY OuTGROWS ITS NEW
 HIGH SCHOOL; SLAWS0N TO| REORGANlZE THE SCHOOLS
STRIKERS SEND
 SCOUTS THROUGH
 GARMENT PLANTS
Watch for Sub-Contracting of Work by New York
 Plants Closed By Strike.

Organizers of the International La dies, Garment Workers have been placed in many cities of Connecticut as a result of the fact that garment manufacturers in New. York, whose employees are on strike, have sub-let contracts in this state.
 John Pierce, who conducted the re- cent corset workers strike here, re- ceived telegram this morning from New York informing him that work from the strike shops in New York Is being done in this city and he hurried to Bridgeport today to investigate. He has made no report yet.
 we have closed one shop in Com necticut already because of this,'' said MT. Pierce today. 'Feldman & Kan towitz of Stamford took some of the work from New York and we pulled their employees out on strike. They left the city and went back to New York.
 Small shops in Hartford, Water bury, New Haven. and New Britain have been taking work from New York shops where strikes are on. and the practice is being discouraged by our organizers. William Barcan in Stamford, I. Batter in Waterbury and Samuel Herbst in Hartford, have pre- vented many shops from taking the work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
DRIVES HIS AUTO
 OFF BRIDGE INTO
 RIVER BED BELOW
Grandson of President Gar. field Has Close Gall Near
 Winsted.

Winsted. Conn, Juno 2.-James A. Garfield of Cleveland, O., a, student at Williams college, and grandson of President Garfield, had a remarkab1 escape from death at Pleasant Valley early today when his automobile crashed through a guard rail on the approach to a bridge and dropped 20 feet into the FFarmingtOn river. Gar field was thrown clear of the machine and landed on some stones in the river bed. He was injured about the legs and shoulder but not seriously. The car, which overturned during it's drop, was badly dama aged
 Garfield was driving from Hartford to Winsted where he had intended to make a short stay.
 The river is low and after time Garfield was able to crawl out on the bank and later in a dazed condition made his way to the home of Walter Manchester nearby where he was cared for until friends had been noti- fled and arrived to look after him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
BLOCK HOUSING
 WEST END P, Q, SOLD AT AUCTION
James A. Turner is Success full Bidder = Receiver
 Wheeler is Salesman.

The fve-story building at Fairfield and Bassick avenues, part of which is occupied by the West End post office was sold at auction this morning to James A. Turner. He paid $25, ,10O.,
 The sale followed foreclosure pro- ceedings brought by bondhoIders of the National Realty Co.,, which was conducted by Joshua T. Butler. 1 D. Fairchi1d Wheeler was named re- ceiver by the superior court. with power to sell.
 MT. Wheeler acted as auctioneer. Several business men of the city were present and many of the bondholders from nearby towns and cities.
 Attorney Turner was the successful bidder after brief preliminaries. His price is $2,100 in excess of the amount for which the building was appraised last week.
 Thirty-two thousand dollars in mortgage bonds were held by sub- scribers to the Realty Go. For the last two years the per cent. dividends haven't been paid. The building is said to pay 10 per cent. on $5o,00o a year.
 The government has a lease on the space it's branch occupies and no ar engagements for a change will be made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
KING WILL BE STALKING HORSE
 AT CONVENT

The Connecticut delegation to the Republican national convention which leaves for Chicago tomorrow, goes prepared to boom John T. King of this city for chairman of the National Republican committee provided it is decided wise and that he has a chance to win. Further than this, to boom for MT. King and later to have him withdraw is part of the plan of the Connecticut Republican leaders to get concessions or other offices which they may seek.
 Bridgeporters who will attend the Republican national convention at ford by automobile tonight or tomor- row. They will leave Hartford on a special train tomorrow. The route is: New York, New Haven &. Hartford Railroad to Springfield; Boston & All bany, Springfield to Albany; New York Central ,(East) Albany to Buff faIo; New York Central, (West) Buff falo to Chicago; returning, same route
 Those of the Bridgeport party will be J. Alex H. Robinson, sergeant-at- arms; Oliver G. Jennings of Fairfield, delegate representing the Fourth Con gressional district; Nathaniel w, Bishop, alternate-at-large, and Will jam D. See1ey. The latter goes as the guest of John T. King. MT. King, who is one of the de1esates-at-iarge from Connecticut, has been in Chicago since last Friday. The Bridgeport party is taking with it a lot of press matter to be used as campaign ma teriaI for MT, King provided it is de- cided to boost him for national chair man. MT, Jennings has been already named as the Connecticut member of the committee ta notify the candidate for vice y=@s%9 eS his nomination.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
STABBED FELLOW
 EMPLOYEES WHO
 WOULDN'T STRIKE
Arms Worker Wanted More Money But He Couldn't
 Effect Walkout.

In what may probably be his last case for the present in the detective department, Luke G. PetruscheH will morning to bring back to this city John Santore who yesterday afternoon stabbed Giro Notarile and Salvatore Iacono both of 135 Clarence street Santore was apprehended by the Port Chester authorities last evening after warning had been telephoned them by the detective department here.
 Santore was employed at the Rem ington Arms & Ammunition Go. as a sand plaster but was of the opinion that he did not receive enough re- Inuneration for his labor. He pro posed a strike and yesterday went to his foreman and stated that unless more pay was forthcoming, there would be a strike. The foreman dis charged him.
 He believed the other two, fellow fworkmen, would strike with him and angered because they did not, he fol- lowed them down East Main street after work yesterday afternoon. At Walter street, Santore stepped in front of the pair and drawing 8 knife lung ed it into their breasts. Detective Petrusche11, who goes on street duty next week was assigned to the case and his quick work made the appre- hension of the man possible.
 The victims are not seriously in ,tured. Extradition papers will have to be procured to bring the. man back 70 this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
FINKELSTONE TO
 BE SELECTED AS
 NEW ALDERMAN?
Young Lawyer, Talented Musician, Said to Be Re
 publicans' Choice.

Attorney George Finkelstone will be elected alderman from the Sew enth district to succeed Alderman Albert w. Grossarth, at the meeting of the common council next Monday night. Alderman Grossarth is now doing duty as a policeman. He has written his resignation as alder man and it will be read and accepted by that body Monday night.
 There are several active young Re- publicans in the Seventh district who are anxious to succeed Alderman Grossarth but Attorney F'inkelstone has the endorsement of the Republi- can leaders of his district and it is said he will be the choice of the cau- GUS that will be held before the coun- cil meets.
 Friends of Attorney Finkelstone in putting him forward, contend that he is entitled to represent the district be- cause he was born there and has lived there all his life.
 Attorney F'inke1stone is a talented pianist He has filled many vaude- vile engagements. He is the son of David Finke1stone, inspector of exca- vations and lives with his parents at 86 High street. Since there are only five Democrats in the council as against 19 Republican aldermen, it is unlikely that the Democrats will have a candidate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
SHORE LINE RAIL WAY IMPORTS
 STRIKE-BREAKERS TO OPERATE
 CARS: BUSINESS MEN WILL ACT

Norwich, June Announcement was made today at the offices of the Shore Line Electric Railway that striking employees will be denied their former positions with the company unless they report for work tomor- row.
 The company announced that suf- fcient help had been obtained to en- able the operation of cars on all lines by nightfan. Seventy-f1ve strike breakers have been brough tin by the company, it is reported.
 Cars were run on some lines at in frequent intervals today. The union denies reports that some of the strik- CTS had asked to be taken back by, tn e company.
 Business men in the section affected by the strike are taking steps to bring about a settlement of the strike.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
TYPEWRITER RIBBON
 FACTQRY- -EAGPLOYES
 STRIKE FOR INCREASE

Twenty-three girls employed in the Union Ribbon factory of the Reming- ton-Yost Typewriter Go. struck yester- day afternoon for more wages. They receive $1O a week and want $12.5O' a week.
 The girls are employed winding r1b- bon on spools and they work 50 hours a week. Yesterday afternoon they made application three times, they say, to William w. Lockwood, superin- tendent of the factory, asking more wages, but they were refused. They walked out at o'clock.
 A meeting was held this morning g under railroad bridge near the fac tory. Tickets were appointed and they are now on the job.
 MORE WEAVERS STRIKE
 Stonington, Conn.,, June 2-The rest of the weavers of the American Vel- vet Co.'S mill here joined the strikers of yesterday afternoon and all are now for an increase in wages of 10 per cent.