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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
THE MISSION OF
JOHN. SUNNYSIDE

It was g cosy little home. emhow'
I cred In the Jasmine anu palms OF
Western State. its garden path gsorl-
{ fed by flowers OF every hue. blossom
!: ing in early 'profusion up 10. the yrrE,
8 threshold OF the gallery. where l:t"rI
Il or stranger alike ever found ready
{ welcome.
szs Every stick. stone and nail IL tie
]. house represented a community OF IN
| terest and OF toll.
Each one Of the inmateS-no'h"T.
father and two. daughters-had con
j tributed TO- It's upbutlding and maiN-
IStenance, and 10 the varied comforts
s clustering about its hearshStone.
< But over this abode on cOntenimeat
cloud had fallen. The father. the
: strong right arm. had been suddenly
! stricken TO death-friends had pre-
pared his body FOR burial. and later
I had borne it TO the churchEard nea:
The love, help. strength and SOBER
counsel upon which three women mac
LEANED. as upon Staf. Of iron. SeeM-
ed shriTeled to a hcarthrfakinG mem
Epry. when, one week later. they sat
!. stunned and bewildercd before The
Touen fire. It was not Of death they
!. were thinking There was no terror
in that. The Good Book had lain
open morning, noon and night before
{; the one who had just left them: 1t
was many years since he had first
Z; placed his hand. confidingly. in the
! Masters. The past was safe. 1t was
the future-their future with II"
earthly burdens. so brutal. so miser-
The little home, paid for through
3 strict economy in the early days of
the long domestic climb up the hill,
: had. later on, served as the incentive
Z IT, further effort. The ambition 70 own
5&.Fe acres adjoining the three already
I'm possession seemed justiTlahie. ana
: to pledge the three in order TO secure
1.-THE coveted five. appeared no less SIM
pie and entirely safe. Il meant but
: $500. 1t looked like duty. 1t was
talked over. prayed over. II was done.
Five hundred dollars had been raiG
when The strong man sickened. leaV-
.iaAtO his loved ones 4 heritage OF
care which ne would gladly. lovingly,
: have borne forever. II was a burden
which fell not alone upon the moth
er. but upon each sorrowing child.
3 One daughter had opened kinder
3 garten IN the village. with rental TO De
paid and needed furnishings 70 be sup
Slied. The other daughter had pur-
d a sewing machine. pledsing
Dor Of her hands 20 pay for it
Il as material 70 he used.
N1rden Of one vas the concern
rand they now stove pathetic
as women will. to devise ways
lid means for earning triple live
: Iihood, meeting existing obligations,
< most grave of all. the $1,000 payment
:. remaining on tte mortgage From
s whatever side tho subject was viewed
It became more hopeless and desper-
ate.
&; The mother pleaded: ''lf worst
comes to worst. the Ave acres can be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Martins Forty Briefs.

officer Tom Kelly will leave to-mor-
row for lake points 10 spend his Faca-
ton.
Nd Mullaney is here from FandagTlft
TO spend q few days -.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tannchlll, Jr., OF
YOUNGSTOWN, are visiting here
Robert Mcconnell, of Akron. VINO mas
bccn visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. '. Whito'
has left for New Athens TO visit re!a-
tivcs.
Dan Nehart IS confined to his home
with illness. ~
business. , ia
is visiting friends and relatives mere;
Ross Davies. viii leave ms week lof
lake points 10 spend vacation:
Mrs. James English. OF Omaha is WIS
itine hnr sister. Mrs. William MCINTOSH
of Broadway street.
s ]. Shane left last night for CleVc-
land on business.
Mr.. md Mrs. Earl Hcslop have left IN
their auto for Toledo 10 visit relatives
Rev. w. Lee Ewing, pastor or Cen
tcnary NJ. T.. church. at Terra Hant''
lef. Yesterday for his home. amer F1slt-
irc HE uncle. DR.. J. 4. McC!ay:
The painters Of this city Will meet 70
morrow evening in Shreve- RerHeJ hall'
Miss Ruth DuEan hRs returned 70 be
thcsdA after visiting Miss Helen BUTTS
OF South Third street.
Norman Wolfe is spending his FaSA-
lion on a farm at Upland.
II. ". Miller. ~ Indiana, Pa. Is VISIT
Ing friends In this city.
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! sold. no matter what the loss. Per
haps enough will be saved 10 clear
the roof over our heads.
Daughter Margaret urged: And |
can give up my schoo! now, before |
am 10 deeply involved"
Dorothy added Il will return Ny
machine and cancel the order for the
goods.
But this was simply sacrifice piled
on sacrifice, leaving nothing, not even
employment, by which 10 live. 1t
meant mental dvudGery. service else.
where than al home. the serving "t
countless precious ties and SrpaTa-
tinn from hallowed memories. Tears
began 10 flow. in spite of brave eff
forts 10 suppress them. until the
daughters. crushed in spirit. crept 10
the weeping mothers side. clinging
each 10 dear hand as they had been
wont in childhood
It was March. The sun had shone
by day and now the broad moon made
drean:land OF the night.
\ quick. alert step sounded upon
rhe " ak and then a light tap al The
door. Dorothy ran "a admit the guest.
ushcrins him In most gladly and seat
ing him By the side Of the good moth
or II was John SunnySide. man
WNDU every llNlHS tlfdl'tf III NV
county knew by sight. and many OF
them by heart. AS his own heart en-.
compasSed the world. and for every
thing in il he had smile and a kindly
word Children ran by his side and
held his hand 20 10 near a beloved
friend. animals sought him by instinct,
sure of their welcome. To the three
women he had always been Sunny
John" but never had the name SEEM
cd so Justly earned as on this hope,
less night.
Sitting in their midst he talked
rhncriiy. humanely. interestedly, often
humnrously. until with ont realization
almost. smiles and laughter succeed
ed To the tears not dry when nc en-
tered.
Ar length into his conversation
crrpt forced note His mcrrlment
fell away into an embarrassed sol
cmuity. Finally he rose as though tG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

= "Tndeed, Z could not sleep last
night" said a merchant 10 enc OK
our insurance agents. The IN
Surance on my Btoce expired yes
]! tarday. and tina. pesSy fire bell
reminded me of Il. That store IS
Z my living and could never start
3 another. II tho Are had "snuffed
cut" my business last night. IN
stead Of Smiths. 7 would be at
my strings end"
nGet insured this morning.
yes, sir. bright and carly"
"owrn the house you occupy2"
"No; wish did"
ANYBODY helping keep your
fan1ly7"
"why. no - why do you ask
that7'
Amy income outside the store?"
1No, not a dollar-why?"
"Does your wife sloep wen2"
why, yes. but what on earth
ara you driving Mt, anyway"
~ was just thinking how she
/, could sleep, for II your life had
been isruHed ont instead Of your
nsighhor Jones yesterday. SHE
would b at her strings end for
happen to know you have no life
insurance. and your income IS her
living"
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Of G.0OO, 900 gallons or water day, but
because Of an Inadequate supply of water
IL is able to make but 16 revolutions or
about four and one-half millions L day.
Tire. things will remedy this condition,
according IN Mr.. Gaynor. Five new
wells. an air compressor or the comple,
lion Of the dam which Will keep at all
times an S-fuot stage OF water over the
wells. He believes that with an air COM
prasSnr 10 force the water out OF tho
wells. the present 80 wells will furnish
enough water to run the DIE pump 10 us
capacity. Under present conditions. he
asserts, the wells nearest the pumping
station are being drawn to their capacltE
while those near the extremes or the
limos arc not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
nrddnenort Hriefl.

Miss Mary Kennedy. ot Cadiz. Is the
guest Of friends here =:
Bcrt Porter and family have lett ioF
a trip 10 the lakes.
Albert Porter has returned from d
visit in Cleveland.
" #. Aiken, Of New Castle. Is visit
Ing his daughter. Mrs. E. S. Collier.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schafer leit yes
terdav for Braddock TO visit friends.
Frank Ledvinka wes at the Black pa
mond mine yesterday settling srie'-
Mrs. Elizabeth Kuhn left yesterday
for Columbus to visit friends
Miss Rachel Ralston has returned 70
her home in Wcllsrllle after visiting
friends in kirkwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Huzband and Wife Punched.

The arrest of both husband and wife
Yesterday afternoon by Officer Lady
marked the elimination Of q FAMILY r""
that has been going on for tho past three
DAYS between Tom Johnson. colored, and
his wife OF Carlisle street. The wire
has heen n frequent visitor at the CITY
building since Saturday. asking that hcr
husband he arrested for non-sun1porl'
alleging that he had drawn $50 on Satur-
dav and mad not given her cent: Yes
tcrcay afternoon the argument became
50 heated that Tom threatened 10 beat
III on Jimmy" and it was thcn mat
nric horS called the police. After beng
locked up in the city building. the argu-
mont continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
r..a,.q from worthouse.

SQUIRE James Briggs has received a
letter from superintendent ]. n: Scott.
Of tho GAINESVILLE workhnuse, asking HIM
Ia no on tho lookout for Edward Foulain
who escaped from the guards Saturday.
The local boy was being taken out with
other inmates when he made his rs-
cape. .Foulain was sent up from Slulre
Riggs court on July 10 serve out a
fnc of $50 and sentence Of six months
for non-surport. He had served tWo
weeks Of his sentence. This makes tho
third Fcrrian and two from Bcllalre thal
have ESCAPED from the workhouse with
in a few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
MARTINS FERRY IS
WITHOUT A MAYOR
WITH THIS UNUSUAL CONDITION
THIRTEEN ARE AWAITING
HEARINGS
TechncaIities Place Over the River
City in Peculiar Way with No
Remedy Until End of Week.

TechnicaIities Place Over the River
City in Peculiar Way with No
Remedy Until End of Week.
With Mayor Games RalStOn in Allan
tic Civ, the presidential Of council III
and Squire Il. r. Ons. who has been
serving as mayor. in Cleveland. Mai,
ms Ferry is without Il mayor and Will
be- in This condition until Mayor EAiS'
ton returns Friday. Along with this Is
added the fact that the cay huilaInE
is filled with offenders, who will he
forced 10 wait until Tho chief cXccu'iv"
nf Martins Ferry returns for their
hearing&-\ This unusual condition ni Il
city without Il mayor jS du" 20 NUM-
Der Of peculiar circumstances. " non
Mavnr RalSInn left early last week for
baltimore and Atlantic City. President
Of Council Barr became mayor. az.
cordinG 10 the law Of succession. |,
seems. however that the president ni
council is not permitted 20 handle
criminal cases, but that his duties are
confined 70 signing ordinances. papers.
etc.
About this time Acting Mayor Barr
became i'll and Squire Ong was ap,
pointed 10 prosecute the crlmlna
cases. Later. however. il develop"d
that tho squire was acting il ieEal! y.
according 10 attorneys, inaSmuch rs ne
had not been approved by Mayor kaiS,
ton, as required by law. After. several
efforts to locate the mayor by 1el'-
grams 10 secure his approval, Acting
Mavor OnC strpned down and out and
left yesterday for Cleveland on bust
ness. This left the city without a
mayor until the return Of Mayor Rails;
ton. Meanwhile arrests have been
made with rapidity-clnven Saturday
and two yesterday - with the result
that thirteen offenders arc awaiting
hearings before Mayor RalSron. IT is
probable that several moro vii no
made before the end of the week. ! -
peculiar condition doas NOT mean 'ha'
lawlessness NAV 90 unpublished IN
Martins Ferry. however, say the OIL
GERS. On the contrary tho offender
will suffer more because he Will ne
compelled 10 lie longer in the cell at
the city building awaiting the mayors
rprllrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
-Four Cases Disposed Of.

ST. CLA1RSVILLE, O.. July l7.-Four
liquor cases were disposed OF IN mayor
Davies court here to-day. One was tried
and found not guilty. one case was mol
lied and two others plead guilty ms
disposes Of all the liquor cases now on
hands. Joe Patzina- Of Stewartsvllle'
was found not guilty OF selling LIQUOR.
He was arrested last week, along wltn
two other men. ut Stewartsvtlle. no
was released. after the trial. The case
against Frank TROLLS. was nollied az
the requcut OF the prosecuting attorney.
John TROLLS, also OF StcwartsVillet en-,
tered plea OF guilty. and was nneo
5000 and costs. Arrangements Wers
made Tor the payment Of the money ana
the defendant was released. Charles
Ranks. a Greek. also Of Stewardship.
plead guilty to charge OF selling ara
WAS fined 5000 and cost. He made ar
rangcmcnts for tho payment OF the firo
and costs and was released. In all Of
these cases the defendants were repre-
scnted by Attorney ". w. Cowen. while
Prosecutor Thcrnburg represented tho
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
BELLAIRE
Former Resident Dead.

William Sinram. a former we'll
known resident of this city. died Sun
day morning at his home in Pitts
burgh, following an illness OF complica--
5tions of diseases. He was - years OF
age and for many years was baggage
master on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad. but retired from the service
several years ago. Surviving him are
his widow and one son, the latter a
resident Of Denver. Col. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed,
but the remains will be brought to this
city and taken to the home OF Mo-d
Nelson, on Guernsey street. Inter-
ment will be in Rose Hill cemetery.
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MIS- Frederick S. Heininger.

Following an eighteen months illness
Of Rrigh,'s disease, Mrs. Frederick :.
HoininSer passed away ut her home s97
Union street. yesterday morning at 81?
o'clock. Her condition had been critical
for several weeks. and death was not
IInexrcctcd. Resides her husband. she
is '' survived by her father. Joseph Kaiser.
Two children, Oscar and Edna. and ono
brother. william Kaiser. of Wheeling
Sho was member nr 81: Laui Ter
man Lutheran church OF Bridgeport.
Funeral services Will be held from tho
LATE home Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. lntcrment will be at Rirerriew
Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Lawn Fcte POSTPONED.

Ecrausc Of the appearance of Madame
Alice Nielsen at the Wheeling Chnutau-
qua on Bridge park Thursday evening.
tho lawn fctr which was To hav" been
held ut the F;hni residence at Brook
side hy the Mems Bible classes Of Trim
ity Lutheran church. has boon postponed
until the following Thursday evening.
in order that those who desire may
hear the famous prima donna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
run P1acss Robbed.

several Jars OF frult ana =. IN casH
IN ,wn rohherjes that occurred early yes
terday morning Thieves entered the
Charles McConnaughy grocery on LIN
coin avenue and secured g from an
open cash register. and olher rooDess
took several Jars Of fruit from tho
cellar of Bono Stachino at Wolfcnurst.
No arrests were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Nav Have Banquet.

Local union No. 13 Imperial Glass
workers are planning a banquet TO be
held in the near future in honor
Harry Cook. member. who was
elected assistant secretary at conven-
ton of the American Flint Glasswork,
ers' union in Tiffin. Mr.. Cook Will
leave in a few days for Toledo, The
national headquarters, to as m
charge of his duties.
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proprietors Fined.

Coconis & Bogerdas. operating a
pool room on Belmont street, were
given hearings before Squire J. w.
Morrell yesterday. charged with per-
uniting boys under the age OF Is years
10 visit their room and play pool. The
charge was preferred by Humane
Agent McNIanus and ar the hearing it
was brought out that boys from II 10
is years of age had been playing pool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

\ party composed or Len Moore.
Cecil Mobley, Hal McCreary, Louis
Dauch, Hun Mnnehan and Thomas
Minnehan lef, Yesterday in an auto
mobile for Columbus From there
1aey will motor 10 Camp Bellaire on
the Muskingum river. near Marietta
where they will spend week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Band Concert at Playground

The MnTtlns FcrTy Elty band hHu tlo
Martins Ferry Citizens band VIII unite
nnLt Saturday evening and give a band
concert al the Fairgrounds. Some ex-
celcnt music is promised by the com
bination Of these two organizations. The
ladies auxiliary of the FlaNErounds As,
ISOLATION will sell refreshments and will
use tho proceeds toward making repairs
to the swimming pool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

mont County Sunday School association
met Sunday afternoon in, tho klrkw~nd
Presbyterian church and arranged Tor
tho county convention that is 10 be
held in the church during the latter part
Of August The music feature WAS the
most important matter discussed ami u
was decided that must" Will hc iurniShed
by mems and womrn'S QuartctS ana
ChoruScS hy men and children. Inc
accommodations for tho delegates have
boon left 10 an entertainment committee
composed Of on" member from each ut
tho local churches.
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m,nsrs' President Herr.

John Moore. ut Columbus, prcsldent
rived at miners headquarters in this
city yesterday at noon 10 adjust mum.
nor If grievances. He was the guest
of President William Roy. President
Roy will leave this evening TOT Coluni-
executive board that will be held to-
morrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Water Works in Operation.

Shadyside now has full fledsed VA
ter supply system in operation. The
wafer was turned into the mains Tor
the first time Monday morning ana
the entire system is working smoothly.
The system was installed at cost NJ
$40 600. II is a we'll system and has
heen approved by the state board OF
health which has conducted several
tests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
INSPECTED Street.

Members of the city council and the
city engineer made trip over West
Twpnty.rhrd street last evening in
automobiles 10 saAure information
and data for. plans for the proposed
Improvement Of the street. A full re-
port will be submitted at the regular
meeting Of council Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
PnIicA Court,

-Four offenders were arraiSned IN po.
lice court yesterday morning. one OK
thcm getting $40 and costs on dlsor.
DERBY charge, another s. on q PLAIN drum
tnr bejnr drunk. Thonla.; McBreine was
taken To-. the county jail yesterday to
serve OUT a fine OF SIS imposed for as
Sault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
New Bridge Mt Boydsville.

a new bridge over Wheeling creek
AT Eoydsvillc was promised yesterday
by the county commissioners following
q conferences with III" commissioners ny
Joseph Hnrhcvar and Max PltrHar, both
Of RnydSvillc. The bridge. Will b" a
wagon bridge and work will he started
Immediately. it is understood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Picnic

On Tuesday evening. the Young ladies'
missionary society Of the Presbyterian
church, will enjoy Il picnic on the large
lawn Of the residence Of Mrs. George Z.
Stewart. east Of town. 4 fine tlnle IS
anticipated. and splendid supper Will
be- served All members Gf tlr, socicIy
arc urged to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
OK Roast for Strikers.

The Casket Workers. Union, COM
posed of men on strike at the Belmont
Casket company will hold an OK roast
and parade at Shadyside, Saturday.
all the nearby towns will take part in
the parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
No More Saturday Games.

Owing To the difficulty that the man
acemcnt has encountered in securing
nlavers Ia take part In Saturday after
noon contests. George llollor. manager
Of the Acorn hall team has announced
tina; No moro SATURDAY contests viii be
scheduled. The locals arc without
game for sunday afternoon. but ar
ranrnrents nav he completed for
game with Toronto at that place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
won't Let Garbage Wagon Pass.

ObicctinG 70 the odor that comes from
the garbage wagon. n resident OF South
ThirJ street had denied the driver per
mission 10 drive over his property. win
The result that about n dozen families on
Third street are unable 10 have their
garbage hauled away. The matter was
reported 10 the health officer. put no
aciinn has been taken, although It IS
nrobnblc that something Will be done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

The funeral Of James Dorm. who
died Saturday morning took Mace yes
terday. Services were held ar tho
home of George W. DIETRICH on Twenty
ffrsr street. in charge of Rev. F. ".
Hart. of the South Rellaire NJ. f.
church. Tnterment was made in Re
Hill cemetery. The Jr. O. I. A. VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Divorce Suit.

Joseph Neis. of this city. filed a pc
tition in common pleas court yesterday
at st. ClairsviIle asking divorce from
his wife. LESSEE Neis. on the grounds
of infidelity. n. y. Dubois is at,or'
ney for the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Murphy Funeral.

Funeral services for Richard Muir
phv, who died last Wednesday al his
nome on Guernsey street. wcre con-
Quoted at s.. Johns church. Monday
morning. Services were held Al 2
o'clock and interment was made IN
Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Hold OutIno TODAY.

The Rivrrview Union Bible school
will hold its annua! outing today IN
France. Grove near Lansing. A line
program has been arranged and an
enjoyable time is anticipated. II is
expected that $50 members OF the
Sunday school will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

Funeral services over the body Of
Thomas J. Han. former resident Of this
city who died Sunday in Columbus
hnsrital, will be held AT the home nf
his son, Lester Hull. 1902 Zane street.
Martins Ferry lntcrment will be at
Weeks cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
tn postnasters' Convention.

Postmaster John J.. Flynn left yes
terday for Washington, d. c.. 10 At
tend the postmasters' convention 20
be held in the capital city. Before re-
turning nome Mr.. Flynn will visit AT
lantic City and Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

Earl Davis will Nc host 10 the mem
hers Of tho Luther League Of Trinity
Lutheran church at his homo on West
Main street this evening. The business
session will be followed by social
hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

EOIlowing z general agreement on Tho
mart OF several Bridgeport business
men. number Of merchants. armed
with brooms. shovels. hose. and othet
umrlemcnls Of cleaning. got out yester-
DAY morning and save the streets IN
Ihn business section much-needce
cleaning.
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BeiIaire Briefs.

\ Tplmio has returned from
meeting of the Shriners at Buffalo.
Mrs. Joseph Martin of Steubenrille.
is guest of Mrs. Earl Uppcrman, On
Gravel Hill,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sabauno OF
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tn Entertain Club.

Members Of the Idle Hour club VIII
be entertained this evening at the
home OF Mrs. John HeisenberE. on
Guernsey street. Cards will be the
diversion and luncheon will be
Sarvpl