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COMMISSIONERS

CONTINUED from page 81

Continued from page 81
The following bills were taken up,
audited and allowed:
Robertson-Yotte Hardware
Co., road supplies ..-..~-..$ 36.1e
Peter A. West, county COM
missioner, expenses ....-.. $500
Fred c.. Miles, corn for poor
farm 1850
The board then proceeded to audit
their W accounts as follows:
Peter A. West, mileage and
per diem $500
C. w. Baylor, mileage and per
diem 48.40
Carl J. Anderson, mileage and
per diem 51.OO
At s o'clock p. NJ, on motion, board
adjourned, subject to the call Of the
chairman.
PETER A. WEST,
| Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
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No Luck.

No Luck.
do the Germans ever leave any,
thing behind them in the trenches? ?"
Veteran-"Never a drop, numb
London Mail.
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Sm &f nit einem llsYOot.

Die rg,oIiife 3eitung" bonn 1
Wai fhreibi: llebsl sugsri6tet, II
oisfer 9aae Der DampTer Colbert
mad Warfeils einseI6leppt porbsn
2lud biefes Sfiff geb0rte su Der Sprt
!e hsspaffnetsr Sanbslsf6iffs. bic ala
arisgsfhiffs dnauieb.n, aefpiHe R,u'
.ra!e uns peripsbrsn m6htsn. Sas
Barrier Scurnal berihtet iiter Der
aompf nit einem bsutifen llnierfse.
boot, BEL bsm Der .golbert" rporn ger
ihmetiert, bintsn ME Elm Sisb burhs
lD6ert" fpurbe.
.Drei Siunben lang bat oer5rahts
bdmpfsr bem 5sinbe estrcti. Die
tief iibsr fsirsm Rumpf binlauisnS IN
Sfmarsn, bic seririimmsrtenS9
moihirtn isoen !3euaniB bapon ob.
1000 9onHen fdBi Der .Golbsrt". Gfs
fisiere unb paifdsiere bislien s.md6s
lidl Gitta na6 benz frifbfiiid, ftopfr
ten iih bic gfeifen, rolItsn bic Spisls
tiffe sure6i II. urierbielten ii6 iibsr
YsrsaHeenss II. 3utiinitiaes. 9a fsot
cine @rdnait iiber gorb. Mp fam iie
ber2 6sheimnib.t Wedn 1T psriudt. an
cine MafTsnfueaeition si benien. ab,r
cine observation-disclosures WoHsriGule. bic
bag gunse gorberbtd inter WaFer
febf, fhdfft bic 8efpibteit iiter bic
RGbs bes aeinbes. Drsi Minuten
barauf cine alpsite Granaie, biesmal
Rom gadborb ber. Der Colbert" III
IN Der 5dlle. Ter aapit1n Itiirsi auf
bic aommanbobriide. Ter Moftofe
fi'itr fhidt in alisr Saft bic Bot
f6oft: ~6iffs! Gin unterfeebpot ereift
uns on!1 psrmitiels Der irebilnIen
Sslesrapbis in ale bier Winbs. llnb
nod INNER ssigi fia nihts an ebsns
rldkis tdblm unb gIatten 5orisoni.
aalt. beitimnit fallen bic gefe6le BEG
HupitGns in ben S6dlltridier: Vile
Mdnn an gorbls Die Reitunasboote
nbloiTen; jsber gdioaier 1ai auaeilz,
bIidli6 Ieinen RettiInasaiirttI unlsus
lsesnl' Miniiten fersbstfemmsnber
anait unb fitbtrbaftsr 9orietrunaen
'treihen poriiber. eyn Der sytrne, no
pimmel nnb @uFer iid beriibren.
audit elm sodiges Gebilbe ouf. gDie
Der 5burm tines psrtpunf6ewn Mits
erf6loiTes ifsisi ber BsobaGterifanb
'es llnteriseboots NIT BEN periffpp
sus ben msusn. Gki& baraaf ,uirbl
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@rnnSeisentlInms-S -Spputlsien.
Nsueinattraatn.

Reueinsttragen.
Walbd 10. Wagnsr an Rate Q
Ring, $26o0.
Do. an aoprsnts J. S'Rsara II
9tnb., $500.
Dora g. 9ieam an u. W. Obe
( $250O.
Gbparb g. 0uinn an Rem gudeDr
9. unb 3. Co., $1,000.
SoIepb aoebter an Soutt.rn DIX
6. unb =. Co., $500.
2aura .. Grams an DO, $1,000.
SSSoo R. Wliller an bo., $250O.
0scrse 80. &rsb an Golsrain 9. II
8. Co., $1,000.
WiiIbreb Rappopcrt an gnierpriIe
.. u. Gompann, $1,000.
Die Ru5idd Rempe 60. an bic
Oatlep gant. $1,000.
Setifste 6ppotbetsn.
elisubsib llIlanb on Ssrbinanb
SIabuna, $1,000.
Gthel W. 8orman an 6oparb8crs
man, $3.50.
Mari Moster an opuiIa Stassr.
$4,000.
9tnnu s. epple an gsnt.nnial 9.
o.. $25oO.
5rart arosgsr an Giftan g2iebsis
fel, $4,000.
Crnilfe 9apis an @eorse 20. Siss
ser. $500.
TotbanieI e. gnf6 an germania
3. q. go. 3, $4,000.
Snpib g. anieslp an 2lnnis anis
csIn. $40.
gBm. sbompTon an Weiiern 2fpsnu.
9. o., $500.
Senrp 8. Z. Wsimonn an Guids
9 u. Co., $1,000.
Gbarles 0erridion an Come 3.
Ii. 6. Co.. $500.
9tlfreb 9. Nrasier on 5iitmann 9.
II. .. &c., $500.
Wofes 9isrnnstp an gldri Street
9 urb .. eompann, $4,000.
9eatrir Williams on Catherine 6.
$1,000.
gillian e. Grp on Rpers p. Goce
per, $500.
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ec. an Jronces Wsb. Got yso. 300 IN
Waibinetcn Seisbts Mnuer: $95. ;
Do. an DO, Got no. 223 In s.rfsl-
ben llnterabibeilung, S115.
DO. an bo., Cot Ro. POI in bsrIel.
ben llnfrrubtbeiluna, $40.
William 1bpmpfcu an Dora g.
Rsam, % Eel 1913 sub an bsr W.if.
late Der Bse6 6ia glpsnue. bilbent
1beil por Cots 34 unb 80 In Ibranl
Bells britisr llnierabibciluna,
(Steusr $3.50; 81.
ebipin aniaht en- Charles unb
Catherine SGutrmann, as bti 145
1uk an Der RorbTrite bar WeIroI.
spenus in GrrpoeS. (Steuer S9); 81.
Nurp Ninster an Sohn Better, az
lei 1875 5ub an Der GiioIsit. Der
Ylias 2trenue in gOripoob, (Stsuer
so: 81.
6Ii;a6sth 6. Olip.r on @sorae
guTte. OuitstIoim auf 25 Jub an
Der HorbSItIiHsn Ode Der Jpnes une
Wabs Sfrabe, 81.
Ddbie g. Sliber on @eorae gus
ifs, cine Got an Der norbSitIihen Ode
Der Sprss uno Waos Sirate,
tStsuer s9); 81.
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MerifOs Gii.nbabmen.

Don ben giienbahHen I'M merifIs
nii6en Nahbarlanbe III in Der LETTER
3eit natursemdb piel bic Rsbe geipes
fen; iis finb ausssbsbntsr unb befsr
enttpidslt, als Elm 5bsil bes ameriias
nif6en publitums ansunebmen
fdsint unb bic ameritanii6tn Wliiis
tGrbeb6rbsn bdtten es fehr bod ssr
fbdbt, ipenn ihnen BEL Der Werfo!s
guna 8illas pom alien anfans oil
Die gsnuBuns biefer Giisnbabnen sss
itaitet eetpeisn mare!
Gs 1T cine ftaiiitii6 feitseitsllte
5batiade. bab bas giienbohnipiiern
Don Merifp in Der 9eIammi5obl be-.
Wieilen bic pereinis MsiltnsobI ouer
anoeren91nber Rprbs lnb Siibameris
tas, nit 9usnobme Oon aandba. ben
Der. Staaten, Mrgentinien uno 8r1s
filisn, Inn 25 prcSsnt iibertriifi, unb
feline 2tusitaituns meiitens nuf Der
ppllen S0hs Der 3eit fieht. 9ieT GHts
nidluns 1T bauptidaIid aIs Elm Der
bisnit beg babinesf9iebenen friiberen
prdfibenten ober Dittators qorfirio
Gi1s un3uertennen.
SIM Sabre 1854 aob es in gang Wss
rifo feline gabn auber einem tDin5isen
geieiIe BON Der Sauptitabt Meri.o
na6 Der @orifabt Guadalupe, baS
aerabe ins DaIsin seireten mar; uno
crit i'm Sabre 1873 lieb prGIibert
2erbo bic srite ipi6iige Sabnlinie bes
aanbes beariinbsn, Die BON gera grus
mad, Der Souptitabi aebt. @ber prdfis
bent asrbo mar enti6isben bagegen,
gifenbabnen iiber bic WiiitenbodftGs
den beg n5rblifen Meriio su bauen;
ME &c beibt, begriinoeie er ieiuen Wis
berItanb mil Der 4nfihf, bab bic nbe
idredenb biirren 2dnbereien geipi':
Giferfeii eeeen ben politiiten unb
eeIddftisen eiHflnB Der Der. Stdns
ten boten unb baber unseii6ri geloHen
iperben inlltenl
prdiibeni gprfirio Dios aber seigs
t. fi6 in bieier gesisbunn Sisl ipeits
Tidiieer; unb p1brsnb isiner Idnsen
mahts er ss su fsfuer
eoupiaufeabe. bic Grbauuna bon gis
fenbubnsn gu beireiben. 3ur 3eii. aIs /
II unter ben befdnnten llmitdnbtn aus !
Dem amts I@ieb. batten bisfe ffdbItrs
nen 6drbslsabern an fehs Gtelltn bic ]
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Gren5e tsr Der. Staaisn iibsrqu.r
(aorsbO, Gl pnio, glpsales, gasl
9Iab, pIeiibio unb groipnspills), Uni
/ II WiIlicnen Wieniden ipurben jdbr
lid pOn oieIen Giisnbabnen beforDerf
ne6it eiiua IL WiIiOnsu Conner
| i5ratt.
9ias perfolsie NIT bisfsn Gtfenbab
ren einen nod pieI ipeitgebenberei
| 3ned, bon beNen grrsidung absr maj
nrb bsuts tueii sniferni gu isin fheini
ndmlih untsr ben psontn elm, bsFer.
I itebenoe WittslIaiie auf5ubausn. mad
iusl6tr in Der 5hat Elm f9reienoei
9soiirfnib bsitanb. 0esbaI6 brane
er au6 beftGnoie borauf. bab bi,
dmsriinniihen 8etriebslsiter Der pers
f6mcl3enen meriianiiden gutional'
hdbren 10 fpeii fpie ireeno moeIih. elm
oeborsne meriunii6e Staffnsr. grsm'
Ter. 3elsrapbiiien, gabnipdrier, Strs'
denpormdnner II. I. ~. anitelIsn ioll=
ten.
Die cr1e giicnbobn, fpel6e Die
Suuptitabt Wlsrio nit Der amsri'ds
niifen @renSe Derbdub, ipar bic mad
el Qaio, bic i'm Mdrs 1884 pom
QrGiiberien 0ios srofinst ipurbe; lie
iimfnbt feute ifon oIl,in ein gd9as
fEiiem ron Der Siobt Werito nah
ben 9sr.Siddtsn 600 Weilen), lit bic
ter fo9eudnnien Haiionulbobn, Die ,u
qorebo iiber bic @rense aebt. 9lls bic
pier srobsn Sniieme bes eanees per'
fdSHolsen ipurben, bebieli Die Regie
runa cine Wlebrheii beg glfiisntdpis
idls. psld)es 6l5 WiaiOnen peIos lss
trua.
SGmmtlife Gifenbnbnen i'm nGrbs
lihen Wsrito iinb nit amsritaniihen
2ptomoiiben nnb nit nmeriianiihsu
perionen unb @iitcripdaen ausaeiidts
tet; unb auf ben meiiien 9inisn iIt
llntertunft IN QulImantpn1en 81 h1s
ben. Die palia1isresbiihren .eriier
alaiTe iiub tin Helm iuenia hobsr. als
bic an ben omsriianiiten 2inien: bn.
geoeu iinb bic GJsbiitrsu sipeiter SLATE
niebriaer. mas ben psonen 3unut:
tommt. Die gsoner iinb in ihrer Dor
Iie6e fir bns Fdtren auf t3iigen. MIR
fir bas @rpniieen bss Edhreng Islbfi
nit ben ainOsru gu persltifen.
Merito f6rbert cine nrobs Wenge
Steintoblsr; dber bisIsI6sn iinb RON
minberpertbiesr Giiie, unb in Der Rss
ael inporiiren bi. Giienbdbnen ihr,
9oblen. ober aber 5ieten es Dor, pc
iroIsum Su bremen. tpslhes namsnts
lid in Der 9eaenb BON 5ampito reifls
lif Al babsn/iii unb, ipenn aud nift
eritildfiis, ,brf etnem folten 3fpst
aut ntibrifi. Ulit ieinsm ausoebsbns
ten gnbnibitem ba. ii6 MerilO aud
Elm bsbeutenbss gerbienit Inn ben
f6li.klihen 9iusbdu Der aa 2tmeris
ia Pain srporben.
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(5ortfeBuns fOlst.)

Der tapfere 2onbnebr :
m an n. 2us einem gern6uraer 2aaos
rett tebrte jiingit Elm aug &0tben fam
member aanbpebrmann gum fiinfien
Wfale CUR Sront 5uriit; piermal bat
.er fdon uls 8srpunbeter i'm 2usarett
gelegeh. Der 4rst polIts i6m nun Dor
Der fiinften QbreiIs mad Hublanb, ND
er iid bic @srnunOunssn se6olt bate,
etnen tursen urlaub na6 6auie aes
pdbrsn, mo cine Srau unb iieben ain<
Der ieiner parteten. 9lber Der 6rape,
BON putriotifdem pfli6tsefiibl 9urds
brungene lebnte bas freunbli6e Diner
bieten ab nit Der 8egriinbung: sd
babe Trau un6 4inbern selo6t, nur
als Gieger, niht anbers beimsutebren
Dies 9sl0bnib min i'd bdlten. Sect
als 0erpunbeter, ipennglei6 gebeilt,
ben ahSebotenen 6eimatbsurldub anz
5unebmen, ipiirbe mir au ihner tpsrr
ben. gnttpeber als Sieser unb freisr
in bic 6eimatb suriid -
ober toSt!"
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SrauS,issntfums lleberHasnnaen
gineinnati. 10. Suni.

gineinnati, 10. Suni.
Mprsan @amslep on SoTspi
Ring, 30 Bel 1925 Gub an Der Glib
ieite Der Ohio Qpsnue, spif6en bel
sSefferIon 9lpenus unb 9(bams Stra,
| Be. 800.
Rarp o. aobgs an Wlilbreb r.
RappOport. 70 BEL III SUB an ber
norb6liden gds be. giibsepop unh
pertins 2tpenus, (5teusr $500; ST.
2emuel 10. GIsbslanb u. 9lnb. an
2ouis 3. 8lp6, so bsi 213 SUB an
Der Rorbfeite Der glepslanb 2lDenus,
345 Suf Oftli6 Der gfeabins gioab,
CSteuer $3.50; 81.
Gbarles 9ereirbn II. 4nb. an Geo.
Raeel, elm unastheiftes SniersTe in
90 BEL 100 Jub an Der Sfiieits Der
Sbcamore Strats, (Steusr $1.50);
$1.0O.
Snrr geatmur an albert 9. W:le
Ter, 1.53 older Qonb In Geition 80,
WiIereef sopnibip in College Sia,
(Steuer SOC; 81.
Sofepb ainnsmam u 9lnb. an
Sumes 8. Sopb, 10 Sabre pa6i, pom
1. Mai 1915 an, auf 100 BEL so 'sub
an Der aellOes 2tpenue, gds Der GIbos
rabo 9penue. mpndtlite Mietbe, S35.
8eatrir SO. Gbopman on @eorae
80. &reb unb Ssrou, Cots 49, so, 81
unb so in u. 8. Grnit's llnterobtteis
lung bon spring 9arbsn, (stsuer
$2); $500.
grace s. sreabpdp an Charles
unb @rrenia Mueaer, Elm Gtiid 2anb
an Der Rem Baltimore pifs II Sri
tion 80 in UlilIcrest Sppnf6ip,
(Sieuer SOC; 81.
Graee 8. Ersdbpup an gbtpnrb
WuermIi, "a ssub an Der Nsip Bal
timore g}ite in berfelbsn 5stii.n,
(Gtsuer 50e); 81.
emma Rpettqer an Charles unb
Gbriitina Sunablutb, 81 sub an Der
Oiiieiie Der aapine Gtrcbe. 337 SUB
iiibli6 Der Straig9t Strdb' (Sieusr
$6): 81.
2ouis u. sopTOn an glisdbetb M.
SOnes, 440 bei 563 GuB an Der Siibs
feite Der Wafhineton 4penue In Glen.
bale, (Steuer Soc; 81.
Carl u. 6artupec an 8. R. Raibs.
Got Ro. 387 Don Der guelib 9dnb
9fhociation sfpeiter lnfsrabtbsiluna in
columbia sOipnibip. (Stsuer SOC;
S1.D.
Die Siife Guarantee unS Sruif !
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6sIIntr ftIbft IN BEN eriten MDSsma-
gasin Der Stabt fir feline Ri9tc az.
iauft. elsie bic Stapiegsrmuiisr mil
benz blei&en, 70 ftori gsnltsrtsn eis.
| fi6t unb ben ernitsn augsn, bic anIIa-
eenb umb nit elmer esfpiiIsn gsfprenis
auf iis gsri1tst iporsn.
eIsfe bate suerit iib sefabt. Elm
einaieer 9ebanit lief iis Der alien
Jrau einsn Sdritt entssssnsetsn unb
tbre uusen nit forfdsnbsm gusbrud
anf iie rihtsn. gDnr #, bod nidt 10
lsi4t aufseseben unb bic 9iiiines niHt
frob. lie log su iein9
"Ulpeoer| tom es 3a9baft bon ibs
rem Gippsn.
rGlsts, pie tonnteit Du Serb un6
mir bas gu leibe tbun9 aonnieit benn
nidt elm biBden RahFdt nit Der alien
5rau babsn. bic Did 70 germ ols ibr
ainb ins Saus ssnommsn, ipenn's
nun auh ni6t dies 10 mar, mics na9
Re6tsn battle iein fonsn2 Wir pdrsn
nit einorber pertommeH, benn i'm Der
gen orinnen Eat d1es iiir did selpros
den. elsie, mas Io1 nun iuerbens"
Die iunge 6rau ituno nod INNER,
unb lie iab 70 blei6 unO i6maI aus.
Wis tlangsn bic Norte 5entiesGuna
M6es an i6r DIR, 70 nib unb pers
i0hnenb. Hi9ts pon sinsm barter,
fppbIperoienten Sobsl mar burin, nur
her eins 8cr,purf, bdb iie bur6 ibr
Jortseben Der Wutisr unb 9ero Elm
erobes 2eib ansetban.
llno nit biefem @ebnnten pertniipfs
ten fi6 anoere. Die teibs Sebniuhf,
bic lie trob alien feiten 8ornebmeua
nimmer gu betdmpfen psrmo6t, troc1
Nib unb itiirmiib beroor. Wlit BEN
Gufi6rei: rRebmt mid tpisber mil.
i'd lam nidt cbne Serb unb Sud
lebenl" mari lie ii6 in bic ge0ffneten
arms Der dIten Hrau. Die lie lungs une
innio umIdlunaen bielt, tuGbrenb i1r
Slid banterfiint nnt Oben seridtet
mar.
6err 6sinrih SsIInsr fiibrte f.inr
Hifts an biefem 9(bsnS nifi ins |
5beater, ionbern modts BEL f,insr AZ |
ten 8egnerin ben liebensipiiroiaen |
Wirt. 6isr mar nun ettpus, bus iifl |
in Der 5hat niht Gnbern lieb. unb Die
san3e 8eitifte mar ibm MID. einmal
unerpartet getommen, niht Elm einsis |
eesmdl mar er pplIipmmen iiber5ai9t |
geipsTen, bab es ibm qslinaen iperSc.
GIste in ieinsm 5aiie uub Der Stabt
beimiid su MAIDEN. Sic mar In
Wirflidteit Der alter SillesW6e Gns
tsliinb, bas nit BEN oufdeiredten 6eiit
bic unbsarenats 6eimotsIebe unb trsile
9(nbdnaIidteit an bisisnieen pertunb,
oenen fie i'm 9eben nabe geitonben.
Ssrbarb Biting itonb binter Der
Wsibbprnbede, als sr Mniter lho
'srau sufammen iiter ben air6bcf
,ommen fab. llnier Turht inb Soft
nuna iparen bic Stiinosn tr1ee an ihm
poriibsrasftliten, RE ludl Der llnGes
ribbeit bate i'm unertrdelit sebriift.
]lun mar iie ba. CT that eiren tisfen
9ltemssue unb aiua lan9Tam ins
6nus, lie gu empFnroen. @as sr oe'
ban, fpenn bic Nlutier nIIein heimaes
'ebrt mare, tonnte er ni6t nit Getpi5,
belt iaeen. Gin 2eben phne glste
pdrs ibm unm0gIia eeipefsn.
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RadikaIbeilufg DER Ilerven$ebwdtbe.
sas gs.s ssgIsst ssa s uss 4s @
aau atns9ms ess StOrs b se4siaf aaa5 %
berhpung glbt Grr0hn 8eru srsopn 1rhblsmune Genop
s mO lrabhn aus Sn We sns gsm tassss.
aasr h ua Had er uoaig Mtobs ar dHn sAag
6p ertahaHa ssnn pnanaHta pa
0eutscnen Pryat- k!nIk t37 East ~ Sts New York N.Y.
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mar .npasn. in rri.,n sa. -qiua rrsisr aer.slsH.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
WILL HOLD VOTE
 ON COMMISSION FORM IN AUTUM MN
Board Turns Down Sugges tion of Mayor and Is Pre-
 pairing Draft.

Members of the charter commission at their meeting yesterday afternoon
 decided that they will have the draft of the proposed commission form of government for the consideration of the electorate at the fall election.
 They turned down the suggestion of the mayor that the subject is too inn portant to be considered at the gen eral election and that special cleo ton should be held. The tentative draft of the charter is now nearly completed. The commissioners are
 satisfied that it will be completed sev- era1 months before the fall election so that copies may be published and dis tributed among the voters and all will have opportunity to familiarize them
 selves with the proposed new form of government.
 The commissioners believe the vote on the charter should be taken this fall because the national election will
 undoubtedly bring to the polls larger
 percentage of the voters, therefore they think a more general expression of opinion will be obtained.
 Women will be given the right to sign petitions for the recall of mem
 bers of the board of education be- cause they now have the right to vote
 for members of the school board. The
 provision requiring the signatures of 1 25 per cent. of the registered voters on a recall petition was changed to
 read tt20 per cent. of the total number: of persons qualified to vote for the
 successor to an office whose recall is sought
 One paragraph of the proposed char ter provides that contracts involving an expenditure of more than 1000 shall be made only through advertised competitive bidding unless the com
 nnissioners in a meeting at which not less than four are present, decide oth- erwise. At present the law requires that contracts in excess of $20O be made through competitive bidding.
 The mayor, however, has the power to waive this law, a prerogative which he exercised yesterday in letting the S5o0,0o0 Warrenite' contracts. The com
 mission will meet again Thursday af- ternoon. Weekly meetings will be held until the tentative draft for the charter is complete
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
SENIOR CLASS DAY HELD FIRST TIME
 IN NEW BUILDING
High Schools Prospective Graduates Enjoy Pleasant
 Program This Afternoon

In honor of the first Senior Class day held in the new High school. the auditorium of the building was taxed to capacity this afternoon with friends of the young graduates. For many it afforded the first opportunity to visit the new building and among the guests were 8 number of alumni of the school. The class members were grouped upon the stage.
 The two always most interesting events on the program, the class poem and the class prophecy given by Raymond Eastwood and John Gleaney drew forth the usual laughter on the part of classmates and audience, while the class history reviewed by Miss Marion L. Meigs told in an in teresting manner the happenings of the four years of work now drawing to a close. One of the most pleas ing numbers was the splendidly rem dered solo by Miss Frances B. Will son. John F. Keane, class presi- dent, spoke the words of welcome.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
RAILWAY SURGEONS IN
 TEXAS FIGHT TYPHUS

San Antonio, Tex. June 2.-While organizing primarily to combat the introduction of typhus fever from Mexico into the United States, it was announced today that the Texas Rail- way Surgeons association formed here last night had mapped out plans to be prepared for any emergency which might arise in connection with future developments in Mexico.
 The association began its existence with a membership of 400, headed by Dr. R. w. Kiox of Houston as presi- dent. The railway surgeons will CO., operate with state and federal health authorities and United States military authorities in battling against the spread of contagious diseases.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
DIED.

DIED. @ANDERSON-In this city, May 31. 1916. John. Anderson. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par Iors of Rourke & Boucher, 129 Main street on Saturday. June 3, Interment at Mountain Grove cemetery. a~p CALLAHAN-In Hartford, Conn.,. June 1st. 1916, Michael Callahan, aged 46 years. funeral from his late residence Seymour street. Worcester. Mass. on Monday, at a. n., and from St. Johns church at s:3o a. m. Interment,. St. Johns cemetery. Worcester, Mass.
 AROWN-In this city. June 2. 1916 Mary T.. wife If Joseph Brown aged 30 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence 1884 Barnum avenue of Monday June 5, at 8:30 a. m., and from St Charles church at g a.
 Interment. St. MichaePs ceme- terS. De2 b. KELEY-In this city, May 30, 1916 Frank F., son of Mary J. and the late Mortimer J. Kelly, aged q 
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No 253 Poplar street, on Saturday June 3, at 8.30 a.. m., and from St Peters church at 8:45 a. m.
 Interment St. Michaers cemetery
 R 31 s" McGUINNEss- s-In this city. May s1 1916. Anna Lee. wife of Peter Nc Guinness.
 Friends are invited to attend the L.- oa z Park avenue on Saturday, June g. Heart church at 10 a. m.. with sol emn high mass.
 Interment St, MichaeIs cemetery.
 D b* HOBSON-In this city. May 31. 1916 Martha, wife of James Hobson aged 53 years. 3 months, II days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the mortuary chapel of August G. Baker, 1927 stratford avenue on Saturday, June 3 at 2 p. m.. and from St. Luke's church at 2:3o D. m
 Interment Park cemetery.
 D1 b" WIKLUND-In stratford, May 30 1916, John August W1kIund, aged 65 years, 2 months. 14 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence Soundview avenue, Stratford, on Saturday afternoon at 2:3O.
 IntermentS in family plot, Union cemetery, Stratford-
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

The hall was decorated with the class colors and with wild flowers, and attractive programs bearing the class insignia were presented the guests.
 z Following the exercises, class mem bers danced for several hours in the gymnasium.
 The class members are John F. Keane, president; Helen V. Shanley, vice-president; Margaret A. Myers, secretary and Martin F. Meymarfon, treasurer.
 The full program given:
 Overture. selected, orchestra.
 Words of welcome, John F. Keane. Last roll call, Margaret G. Myers.
 Class history, Marion L. Meigs
 Recitation, selected, Philip Gren- tein.
 Quartet, selected, Helen Cowell. Paul Green, Arnold GIuck, Rayn1o Lifield.
 Recitation, "Idylis and Ideals" Loeb; Howard T. Owens.
 Class poem, Raymond Eastwood.
 Piano solo, Isador Novak
 Recitation, Death of Dauphin. '' Daudet; Lois Perkins.
 Vocal solo, Francis B. Wilson.
 Recitation, The Gate at the End of Things" James Mccarthy Class prophecy, John Gleaney.
 Finale. orchestra.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
LONGSHOREMEN RETURN
 TO JOBS IN BUFFALO

Buffalo. June 2.-The members Of the Buffalo Longshoremen's union who struck on Wednesday for higher wages, returned to work today. The strike was without sanction of the In ternational Longshoremen's Union, which has an agreemen with the con tractors here until December and President F. V. O'Connor threatened to cancel the local charter unless the members of the local live up to the agreement. William J. Corners am nounced that a voluntary advance oG five cents an hour for day work and 2-3 cents an hour for night work would be granted to take effect at once.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
BIG FIRE IN CANADA.

Brockvi1le, Ont, June 2-Fire to- day damaged the big block owned by the Senator F'ulford estate, partly de- stroyed several stores and offices, and for a time threatened the center of BrockVille's business section The loss is about $10o,OOo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02

Saturday bargain days at E. H. Dill Ion & Co., 1,105 Main street, are never duplicated elsewhere. See the show ing we have for tomorrow in white, black and colored untrimmed hats 1eghorn hats, Panama hats, lace straw hats, chiIdrens hats, shirt waists, silk petticoats, ostrich neck boar, Nadine neck ruffs, white fox fur scarfs.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02

The raid referred to probably is the one mentioned in last nights French official statement, which said that IS civilians in Bar-Le-Duc were killed by German bombs. The French state ment recorded the bringing down of only one German aeroplane.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02

Fifty-one Turkish soldiers, con- victed of mistreating Armenians de- ported from the district of Van, have been shot.