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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
CARES FOR THIS.
ONE TODAY, THAT
ONE TOMORROW

Dear, Miss Libbey:
Reading your heart topics, ask aid.
I am girl of 16; love young fellow of
%. He seems SO interested in me.
Watches wherever he sees me. Does
he. like the looks of me? He never
asks to go with me. Speaks highly of
me to others Hope I image to go
with him. He is tall has dark eyes.
have blue eyes, brown hair. Are
we well mated? I had gone with one
I liked next best. I snail quit him, go
with other, if. the chance is mine. I
think one / go with loves ma, Is it
proper for youth to put an arm around
the girls chairback IL out of place.
yet on short acquaintance? Does this
show his regard for me? Please reply.
k
Be sure to know your own mind,
then try. earnestly to decide which is
best. 1t is not polite to place his arm
back. of girls chair in company. He
may mean well, despite this habit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

two months. My folks object to keep
ing company with him. He has an
unenviable reputation for flirting with
girls. Is hurtfuI to his mother in an
ger He wants me to e1ope. I think
| Will be undecided until you advise
Please do not write Give him up!" I
Ihlnk maybe may reform this one.
NJ E.
You will regret in untold sorrow if
you fail to take your parents advice at
your age. Reform is very uncertain.
When older you will do better in de-
gliding wisely and making a different,
better match. Never elope. s'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
HER PARENTS OBJECT
TO AUTO GOING
Dear Miss Libbey:

Dear Miss Libbey:
|, girl near a year over H. go with
Incorporating young man of 20.
thinking a great deal of him. He gave
up young men friends I thought not
tf for him One worry for us both is
my parents will not consent to my 60
ing with him. His parents treat me
nicely If I go to their home. About
once a week go back. He has lust
got an auto. Wants mo to go along
with him and his parents Ny pa
rents object. Only advise me what
Mr..
Just be steady and show preference
Tor your home duties. Above all. stop
and heed your. parents, who have your
welfare at heart Only thus can you
prosper and have an honorable. true
love. Autos do not count, as girls re-
member in after years. =
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
EASTON

Erwin P. Edwards has been cone
fined to his home for the past week
with grip, at Maple Row Dairy
Farm
Rural carrier, No 5. Long Hill
has been unable to make all his route
since the heavy. snow storm a month
ago. as the large drifts which We're
piled up there have not been shovel
ed through.
Ernest williams is boarding at
Harry. Edwards in stratfeld, while
he is peddling milk, for Clarence B.
Miss Hazel E. Sherwood is confined
to her home with a severe grippe
cold
Mrs. Mildred l.. Ferris has been
confined to her home with severe
cold but is now recovering.
Miss Edna Clark is spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. James
Clark in Stevenson.
The cantata was given in the Bap-
fist church on New Years night ow-
ing to the unpleasant weather there
were only a. few present
Fred B. Candee has recovered from
his recent illness
The annual election of officers took
place at the Baptist hall on Saturday
after the annual dinner. The new
officers of the church were as follows
for the coming year: Trustees, Chas.
Everette, charles -See1ey and John
Sherwood; collector, Samuel G. Sec
Charles Seeley After the election
the superintendent. Edwin VargOshes
in behalf of the members and friendsl
of the church presented Rev. and Mrs
F. s. Clark with a handsome gold
banded set Of china dishes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

l.
/ And very wisely would lay. forth "A p
/ No more upon it that twas WORTH
If those who have striven so hard
to make holiday giving pleasing for
others only knew of the spirit with
which it is ofttimes received, it would
nip much of the pleasure out of the
! old, tirne-honored custom. 1t would
i be 1aughable were it not SO pathetic
clerk living in. modest apartments
hears the expressman' rap the
door wit4 a thrill of pleasure. HIS
! well-tO-do Aunt Hannah, from the
country, has sent him an immensta
| Christmas box.
IT do hope it's a, lace centerpiece for
/ tie dining room table, a handsome
carving set, a silk dress pattern or a
set of furs I limited SO strongly to
her when she was here last those were
the things I hoped Santa would bring
Hubby could not cut the strings
fast enough to suit the Riddles, who
gathered, open-eyed, about the great
box. A note lay on top, stating that
Auntie had made everything in the
box with her own hands. The wife's
shrek of anger was drowned in the
shrin cry Of delight. by the little ones
as package after package was I'M
wrapped. There was a canvas doll
with a, pretty hand-painted. face that
baby could fling -4ound as much as
she pleased without injury. There
were scarlet knitted caps and; mittens
for Johnnie, a knitted sweater for
Dick a soft, heecy wool scarf. for the
mother of the kiddfes, and three pairs
of knitted socks for their father An
other note, attached to a bundle, read:
esIn housekeeping don't know of
anything more useful than these
half a dozen, Bingham aprons and dust
caps!''
fsWas there ever such a lot of old
trumpery as that e1asperating old wo-
man has sent US? I wouldn't give
them house roon,'' declared the wife.
Aunt means well, responded her
husband reprovingly MANY a long, /
weary hour those dear old hands have 1
spent in fashioning those gifts which
you find so unwelconne.''
Another ring at the bell. tits from
your mother exclaimed the wife ex-
citedly. Nov we shall be apt to get |
something of some account The
children, hearing that held their |
breaths.,
for Baby Sue, who had never seen an |
engine or ridden on a train; q. pair of /
riding boots for Master Johnnie, aged /
To-. who never had a horse to ride, with |
no prospect, of ever owning such an |
animal; a pair of French vases for the |
wife, together with a pair of pink sat
in, her1bboned bedroom slippers; a |
coat-and- trouser hanger for the head |
Of the household.
The wife was so angry she could |
only sit down and cry. What does a
woman living in a third floor rear fiat |
want of satin bedroom slippers?'' she
demanded. TIL pitch them all OUT
Her husband quoted slowly:
st never cast a flower away,
a y 80 49,
"A flower, a faded flower,
But it was done reluctantly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
CREAM PuFFs

Que cupfu1 of water, one-half cup
full of butter, boiled together Stir
in while boiling one cupfuI Of, our, dry;
then take from the fire and allow it
to cool. Add three eggs, not beaten.
Mix we'll and. drop on buttered tins
and bake 25 minutes in rather hot
oven. Avoid opening the oven.
Cream-One cupful of milk, one
egg, half cup of sugar, three table
spoons -four Beat eggs and sugar
together, add flour and stir them in
the milk while boiling. Flavor with
vanilla When cold open and fill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
MISS LIBBEY'S REPLIES
TO YOUR LETTERS

Miss Libbey's answers to your
letters. Correct name and adj
dress, must be given to in
sure attention. Initials printed.
Write short letters on one side
Of paper only. Use ink. Per-
SOnal letters cannot be answer
ed. Address Miss Laura Jean
Libbey, No. GIG President ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
DARK FRUIT CAKE

Two eggs, cup of sugar, 1-2 cup
molassess 1-2 cup of butter, 1-2 cup
of milk. 1-2 teaspoon of soda, L cup
of black coffee Cor good without).
Ia pound of citron, 1 teaspoon of all
kinds of spices, 2 1-2 cups of flour.
Makes one loaf. Bake two hours in
moderate oven. Mix the soda, flour
(sifted3 together and then roll the
fruit in it to prevent falling at the
bottom, pinch of salt. Small seed
less raisons are preferable. Large
ones should be chopped
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
EDITH WALDRoN BROWN
PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE,

Edith Thrown of Norwa1l1. has filed
papers in the superior court in divorce
proceedings against William B. Brown
Of North Reading. Mass Desert1on
September 20, 1912, is alleged. The
couple were married March 8. 1911.
Mrs Browns maiden name was Edith
Wa1dron
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
ALIIGAToR PEAR RELIsH

pit and skin and cut into as many
sections as desired. Dust with salt
and pepper, tablespoon Of lime
juice, a few drops Of tarragon vine
gar, and fill green pepper half shells
with it. Serve on lettuce leaves with
cheeses straws.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
HIS ACTIONS SPEAK
LOUDER THAN WORDS
Dear Miss Libbey:

I am a girl reader of % Youth of
81 is deeply snnitten. He. takes me out
often. His folks are simply delighted
about me. He never told he loved me.
Nor doe I express my views on this
subject. He appears indifferent. Ac-
lions speak louder than words. His
folks Steaze so. He does not deny or
affirm. How an I to find out if he is
of proposing intentions? Please in
form.
RID.
Time and his good demeanor will
tell. When ready Ihe will propose, as
his folks are pleased.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
1AGUACATE CREAM soUP

Make a rich cream soup in the usu-
al way, adding a generous flavor
ing of sweet. herbs. Pare on aIliga-
tor pear, remove the seed and cut
the pulp in small pieces. AS the soup
boils up for the last time, add the
pear and serve.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
STATE MOTOR VEHICLE
DEPT. RAKEs IN COIN

Hartford, Jan. '10.-The state auto
mobile department reports receipts
from registration fees and licenses to
date for 1915 to be $265,803, an in
crease of $4,000 over the correspond
ing period of last year.
The largest individual check for
registration was received from the
Winchester Arms Co, of New Haven.
It was for AZ cars. and the amount
was $1,4S5.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
al FREE BOOK

If you will send three dimes, or stamps,
70 pay for wrapping and mailing and
SSnclose this notice, DIR. Pierce, of the
you a revised copy of his Common
Sense Medical Adviser, in cloth bind
ing, 1908 pages, with color plates. Just
what you need in case of sickness or
accident. Treats of Physiology, An
atony, Sex problems, Marriage rela-
ttions, Hygiene, Exercise. Disease and
its prevention
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

six hundred pounds of new copper
wire, owned by the S. N. E. Telephone
Co.; which had been stored for one
week. n John Dixon's barn on Sylvan
avenue has been stolen. The wire is
valued at $3.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
NEVER ELOpE HOPING
TO REFORM HIM
Miss Libbey:

Dear MISS LIDDey.
I am an interesting girl reader past
16, ask advice. Months ago [ met a
young man like sincerely, over a
year older than 7 am. Been engaged
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

President Wilson expects to go to
Springfield, Ill. on Feb. 2 to attend
a celebration of Lincoln's birthday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

William B. Tucker, Russian Consul
for Philadelphia. received a second
call to the ~olors for. Russian reserv-
lists.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

The electrical supply house of the
Illinois Steel Co., at Chicago, was
burned with a loss of 100000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

Little china dogs with crystal eyes
are popular fad for bric-a-brac this
winter. There would be more peace
among some neigh bors if the above
were substituted for the live kind
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

pr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and lnvigorate stomach. liver and bowels,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10
LAURA JEAN IIBBYs DAILY TALKS ON
HEART TOPICS
Copyrighted. 1913 Mcclure Syndicate
Copyrighted, 1913, Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

e.They meier. considered it as loath
To look a gift horse in the mouth,
And very wisely would lay forth
No more upon it that twas WORTH
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

FUNER AL DESIGNS AND
BOUQUETS,
JOHN RECK x SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-10

These Home Dressnaing articles especially
for this from the latest styles by
ltevGew.
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QofQl 8ertdt.
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3. Suni eiusebenb beiprodsn.

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ahaebnlten tperoen ioq. Srau SSiilills
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ten. Der SerrenGisiduB, Der Oen
8erfdIefB Der Girtrittsfarten iiber.
nommen bot ,beridtete ebenfalls, onb
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ben Wann gebroft lporoen ieien. Nm
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SueIiemann beridbtete, oaB bis iest
I'm gcn5en S56,471.93 eineegdngen
unb s5E,A E,At2.o6 Sermlsssst traroGA
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1ie cage IN Jrlanb Md
cine nnbeiriebigenbe.
Die Re6eIIen haben nod tbeilpeifs
Dublin bsIest.
limb au4 i'm Snn.rn SrlaRbs finbeu
llnruben itatt.

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ridden OpsratiOnsn fir bic llnters
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den bsfriebisenbe JOrtf4ritt.," bsiBt
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dung.
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idnn," beiBt es in Der getanntmdhuns
ipsiter. .iiHo arf psnise aOtaIitdtsH
bei6rdntt. Die bauptiGdliaits baoOn
lit bic @ssenb Der Sadpille Ctr, mo
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in benz GensralpOitamt gu befinben
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iinb Die Rnbeit5runsen Iotalr gtrt.
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gounip Werforb; aiqarnsp i'm Gouns
tn aerrp unb Glpnmel in 5ipprarp.
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6rdbtridmifnnsstag.
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ben neridicbeneu 6rabbiigelu.

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engagements beSiieli6 Der Seiern an
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s.. Sberbroof geleitet Der6en ais
GdpIan fungirt 9ii6arO Ioons; Die
slniprafe SiicoIns BET Gettysburg
perlielt s(. 9. 9loams lutb Der Diff
GER OF the bap lit s. 6. GILBERT.
glnn peitlifen S3iigel periaurnreln
iid Die 0titglie6er oes Grant, oes
Cincinnati uno oes Sbomas Boitens
uno Der 2eiter Der SSeier 1T Gol. Sob1I
aiiiane alIs officer Of tbe oap mn.
airt @. 8. Huiiell; Sincoin' 3
@ettnsburg Hebe oerIieit SO. g..
1eins; ole Wemorialbefe6le General
9ogans merOen BON @eorge YeeDerS
perleicn uno als aaplan fuugirt W
8. Gobinion.
slm Dftli9en SiigeI tperbeu iich bic
gdtglisber bes 2Dtles, oes Seter@ uHb
bes Wiaids ppltens periammelH unb
Der 2eiter Der Geier 1T Gr+Senator
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5ranf Scatter; 2inplns Rebe periieit
s. $. 9ellenbed; 2o9ans Useutorials
befeble iperoen bon W. 50. @pfin psrs
leisn unb Der Sfftcer Of the Dab tit
Sobn Steiusrtbe.
9elegsntfib Der @orfeier bes GrG>
berihmiidungstaees. bic am Abenb
bss %. Niai in Der WtemuriaI 9ulle
itattfinbet, tperben 8iirgerreiiter
gJu9tu, Ribter u. ID. 0arnsr unb
Der pormdIiae SepGrtenrsnt Gonmans
Der Der 9. u. q. Rep. 6. %. glpbs
sett 4nfpra6en balten, tpdbren6 Gpl.
SpAn Jehrenbutf bic GeiRr Isiten tDiro.
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berrliaen BIumen, bic feirem 4nbens
ten getptbmet paren, be5engten bic
aIgemeine 2iebe uno GA.uug. nsl9s
Der 8erblifene in 10 reIhem UlaBs
genoFen bat Bon Der 9anislmanH
Qoge, Dom Grpin Circle unD bon bsr
Oeutf9en ct. Sobannes 0emsiroe,
in beiIen 9ertpaltungsratb Der GHts
f6lafens erff CDR aur3en gsfDdblt
porbsn mar, iparen itarte Seputatto'
nen entI6ieben, I'M bem pddern
Manne bic leBte Gbre al erDeiierl.
paitor 8. O. G,ieriobr Riel: bic 8es
bd3tniBfsisr unb Serr Sobn u. Sttfs
mann fang 5rduerlieber. .9err Sdneto'
fer mar aug @orms geboreu unb ais
jurger Mann na6 @meritd getommen.
Sn unIerer Stabt, mo er ii4 nieber'
lieB, mar sr geidGftli9 ouBeroroent'
li9 erfolgrei6 gspden, fobub rr it9
I9on Dor siuigen Sabren in ben Rubes
ftanD begeben tonnte. Seinen 3po bea
trauern an nGberen @ngeb0risen bic
@ittpe, 5tpei S66ne unb cine 5O4'
ter.
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tiinbisie. bab Der Ginlabung isinerlsi
grtldrung beisefiigt getpden isi. gs
berrfht isbo9 bic Mnii4t DOT, bdb Der
staifsr piinf4e, bic allganeine Inter,
ieeboot sSituation nit ben 9otidafter
0srarb gu beipre4en uno m6gli6ers
ipsiie feline alnii4ien i'm Ginoelnsn I'M
Sntereiis Sbss prdfibenten @ilion 5u
erldutern.
Sn Der aabinetsfiBung ON Srsitag
ipurbe Der llnterfeebootz5ruae cine
tur5e 8eratbuns sspibmet, a6er Ses
iretdr Gaming fonnte nur b09it ses
ringe tpeitere Snforuation borlcssn.
anssii9ts Der gemiibungsn Der beuts
ihen Negieriingbedmien unb i6rer au,
gsnIdeinli6sn 4bfibt, 10 Id)nea als
m6sIi9 cine gntf4eibung 3u er8ieIen,
1T Der prdiibent geneist. 8otI6after
gerarb ni9t gu initruiren, auf eine
I9nelle 4ntiport auf bic ameritaniIAe
Note gu brinsen. Dod perlautet, DaB
bic 4utiport niht mebr langs per30s
CERT iperben biirfe.
Der Gubmarine 2lnsriff auf ben
enalif6en Sonbe[sbompfsr .Snbus
itrp" unb bic IusisbuHg Der Nlanns
i6aft in offene 9opts 12O Wsiler
pom 2anbe sntfsrnt, ma6te sinen une
giinitigen Ginbrud auf Die gedmtsH,
obslei6 tsine 2lmeritoHer an gorD
ipdren unb bic Ser. Gtuaten ossbalb
ni6t brett betroffsn iuerben. DeutI4s
lamb bate susegeben, oab pdiiagiere
unb S8iffsmannihafteu ungegriffes
ner S9iffe MIR bann in Ofiene 8oote
'pla8irt iperben iolIen, penn Die aiiite
in Der 0Gbe urb bas 8ettsr giinitig
1T.
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Dem Ginlaufen pon 0epeiden aug
Berlin in Der beuti6er goti6aft, tpels
DE anbeute, bab 9eutidlanb Oerfus
den iperbe, ben omeritunii4sn GOrbes
rungen na63utommen, lpieoer optimis
itiff ssftimmt.
Die geamten iinb Der 9uf6t, baS
pegen bes geiu6s 6errn Gsraros
beim aaiier cine 2lntiUort m6glidsrs
ipeife erit anfanss nd6itsr Wode sins
!reffen fperbe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-29

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