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ExECUrOEs AND OWNERS
u SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM
NEAR IT. PLEASANT. CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

By virtue OF power of sale con-
tanned in the last will and testament
Of John e. Bankert. late of Carroll
county. in the State of Maryland, de-
ceased. and In pursuance of IN order
Of the Orphans Court or Carroll conn-
ty. passed on the first day of August,
1916. the undersigned, Sugannah Bank
ert, EzecnIrix and the said Snsannah
Bankert a. owner In fee viii sell at
public sale. on the premises, IN
aONDAY. THE Ith DAY Of sEPTEn.
BER, 1916, At 1850 o'clock, ,. M.
all that tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning
IL ACRES. / ROOD ND Il PERCHES
Of land, more ar less, situated IN Car
roll county, In the State Of Maryland,
on the Baltimore and Reisterstown
Turnpike. one mile north OF the VII
lage Of Mount Pleasant, and txo miles
south of the village of Union Mills.
This property Is improved By a TWO
AND ONE-HABF STORY FRAME
IWEATHERBoARDED DWELLING
HOUSE OF eight rooms and pantry,
With cellar underneath. new bank
barn. carriage house. corn crib. hen
house. smoke house. hog pen and all
other necessary outbuildings. About
ten acres are IN timber and all the
rest IS under an excellent state OF
cultivation with good fencing. There
Is fruit on the place: and a we'll OF
water at the barn and one at the
house. This property is extremely de-
sirahle. Il convenient IN churches
schools and stores and l. on the line
Of The motor bus running from West
minister 10 5ittlestown.
Possession OF the property will be
given for the fall planting. but posses.
sion Of building will not be given M
til april /. 1917.
This tract Of 81 acres. rood and
II perchez is composed 0f the land OF
which John E Bankert. died, seized
and possessed. and Of 81 acres. roods
of land. more or leHs. conveyed by
John NJ. Roberts. trustee 20 The aaid
snsannah Bankert BY deed dated Sep
TENDER %. 1897. and recorded among
the land Records Of Carroll county In
Bibef J. Il. D.. No. 50. folio a27. ETC,
and = sold as an entirety - agree.
ment OF al the parties In interest. and
under the direction of The Orphans
Court Of Carroll county.
For further particulars apply 10 al.
yin 7. Banker1. Esa.. At ths Union
MILL Savings Bank. or The unaeraIKn.
ed attorneys
TERMS or SALE as prescribed by
the Court. onn-thIrd of The purchase
money 70 be paid 10 tn said exeen-
trix m the daf Of saie. nr on the rat
lbcation thereof by he aid Court. and
the residue IN tso eaual payments. he
one payable in one year and he other
payable IN two years from ths daY Of
sale. the credit payments 70 be So
cured bY The hondH or single bills OF
The purchaser or purchasers. 18th
sufficient security. bearing interest
from the day Of sale. or all cash ~
The option OF he purchaser or mr.
rhaHeTH
SIsAASAH BASkEHf. Exeeuifls.
STsANsAH BAsAERT. Owner.
Bond 4 Rarke. Attorneys. aaK
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0. Also several grandchildren. The
funeral was held in the Brethren
church in town. Thursday. Elder Cnas
D. Bonsack and Prof. ]. J. John. OF
Blue Ridge College. conducted relig-
ious services. Burial was made IN the
family lot in Mt. View cemetery.
Rev. Martin schweitzer came to town
Wednesday.
f. T. shriner Is having the wood
work of his residence and the post
Office reprinted.
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suffragist Praises Wilson.

Miss Kate Gordon, president or the
Southern States Woman Suffrage Con-
ference. New Orleans, issued state
ment yesterday, praising President
Wilson for his stand for State ac-
ton on suffrage. She declared Demo-
cratic women voters would not be de-
ceiYed By Mr.. Hughes bait Of fsed-
eral amendment as short cut to wom-
an suffrage"
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L0Ys.

Megsrs. Clarence e. and Harvey NJ
pittinger. Charles and Elmer Martin
and Miss Ada .Pittineer. all spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence X
Moser, of lie Gore Valley.
Mrs. George W. pittinger and son
Harvey NJ, were visitors to Thurmoni
one day last week.
Miss Annie NJ PittInger returned
home after spending the summer With
Mrs. James Hahn and family, OF
Taneytown.
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EDWARD o. NRANT, Truste
JOSEPHINE Il CASE.
NOTICE II CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to the cred.
itors Of Helen c. Case. late OF Carroll
county. Maryland. deceased. 10 iiIa
their claims with the vouchers there
o.. gith the Clerk OF the Circuit couri
for Carroll county, On or before the
9Th day of October, i. -. 1916.
EDWARD .. WEANT.
July : u Trustee.
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lie Had nan stun.

The cd waY 20 cure yourself O an
attack OF love. said the married man,
is 10 run away"
Why didn't you do that Nhen you
were counting the glrl you married9'
asked the old bachelor.
I did replied ne other. hui !
made the mistake Of taking the girl
with me
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MORTGAGES SALE
4Nl -uR 4
Desirable Properly!
NEAR H4SD HALL. i CARROLL
COUNTY. MI.

+ IL virtue OF he power Of ale con-
Iained In ; mortgage from Anna i. A.
|I4pps and Edward .. Hppy. her hus-
band. recorded among the Rel Estate
Mortgage Records q Carroll County.
IN iaber :. r. :. y 81. folio as. and
filed IN Equity cause No 1871. the nm
derHIEned as assignee o sd m1ft-
gage Will ofIef At Public Sale. on the
premises. about y nile South Of land
Hall. In Manchester district. n Carroll
county. N. O. the county rad lead
ing from Wisuer'H school % Hand
T Hall. on
! SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1915,
ut o'eieek, p. M all The and and
premises mentioned II aid mortgage.
containing
10 ACRES I'D i in PTRCHES,
more or less, and lmnroYz
ed - TWO STORY -
DWELLING HOUSE. AzA
barn and other neeessar, lzzakL1
buildings. and now necu= E1zzzzz5zzzzzz-
pied by Richard 1Appy. Il
being the property owned By Anna NJ
!. Eppy during her life time. and be-
cause OF her death. this sale became
necessary for he purpose o. passing
title. This property adjoIHs Amos
feeaer and Sterling Bixler.
Terms II Sale $1,000 cash on day
Of sale and the balance On ratification
of sale b the Court Of these terms
may be changed 70 suit purchaser by
applying 10 the undersigned attorney
or assignee.
HERBERT I. HTxLER,
Assignee af HortgaEee.
IVAN l. uoFF. Attorney.
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SHERIfF's SALE
| y -:-0f-.-
Valuable Real Estate +!

b virtue Of a writ of feri faeIaa
issued out q the Circuit Court for
Carroll county. Maryland, at the suit
OF the Westminster Deposit & Trust
Company, against the goods and
chattels. lands and fenements OF
Louis n. Sellman and Mary A. Sell
man, hi wife. and 10 me directed.
/ have seized and taken In execution
all The right. title. interest, claim and
estate 1T Law and in equity OF the
gaid Louis i. SeIlman and Mary A.
Sellman. his wife. In and to all that
parcel q land, containing
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lTRUsTEE's SALE
Il or A.
Valuable Farm { Residence
IN HIDDLEBuRG DISTRICT, CAR.
ROLL COUNTY. MARYLAND.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, passed In
Equity cause No. 1929, wherein George
c. Humbert and others are plaintiffs
and Martha :. Humbert. widow. and
others are defendants, the undereIgn.
ed trustee viii sell at public sale. on
the first hereinafter described prem.
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q, A. D.
1916. nj o'clock. D. H. all the fol.
lowing valuable real estate.
F1RST-Ail that valuable farm con-
tanning
11s ACRES s 90 SQUARE PgRGnEs
of land. more or less, located on the
public road leading from MIddleburg
TO Johnayille. about one-quarter Of a
mile from the former place, n Middle
burg district. Carroll county, Mary
land. This i most desirable farm
being improved b. a THREE-ST0RY
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. TWO
STORY FRAME TENANT HOUSE.
Bank Barn. Wagon Shed, Hog Pen.
Corn Crib. Carriage House and Tool
Shed: the land Il In = high state of
|cuitlgation. fertile and productive.
This property Is conveniently located
as % Church. School and Markets. be.
Ing about one=luarter Of n mile from
Mlddlebufg Station on the Western
Maryland Railway. noR occupied by
Mr.. Joseph Smith. and vas owned by
Mr.. John c. Hum5ert III the time OF
his deceaHe
sEC0ND-Eil thai To- OF parcel OF
land. containing
THREE ACRES, HOHg OF LESS,
located IN Middleburg, Carroll county.
Maryland. improved by TWO STORY
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. Frame
Barn, Hog Pen and other outbuild=
ings This Il Fary desirable prop
ertY and will make anyone N excel
lent homa, a. Il IL located IN the town
OF Niddleburg. convenient = Church.
School and Railroad Station. aud was
occupied by The Lac John {. Humbcrt
at tho time Of his death.
TERMS OF SAIE:-0ne=fhlr cash
on the day Of sale. or upon the rati.
fieation thereof b the Court. one
third IN one year, md one-third In two
years from day d sale. With inter-
est. 10 h secured BY tie notes O. the
purchaser o. purchasers. With re-
curIty 70 be- approved y the Trustee.
or all cash q the option o. The pur=
chaser.
MARTHA /. HuHBEHT,
j. :. O. SMITH, Auct Trustee.
+. q. WEANT. Solicitor july IS
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THREI.fOuRTHs OF IL ACRE.

more or less. adjoining the lands Of
Jesse L Mammalian, William Richter
and Clay Roser. On the County Road
leading from War1eldsburg to Stone
Chapel IN said County and State.
This land ha5 been In The possession
of said Louis NJ. sellman and Of his
father from whom he inherited /. for
more than forty years Also al the
right, title, interest ard estate Of the
said Louis NJ. Sellmcn. in md 10 that
parcel Of land, containing
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10 ACRES. 1 ROOD AND zs-s-io
SQUARE PEpcHEs OF LAND,

SQUARE PERCHEs OF LAND,
more or less. which i described in the following
four deeds -
/. From Henry FoNble. Executor, to jacob
Gummsl. dated Hay sIh. Isl. and recorded among
lie Land Records Of Carroll County. IN LIber !.
:. b.. No. 80, folio e.. etc.
2 Er0fn Caroline skearer and husband 20 the
aid Jacob Gumnel dated March Goth. 1s7s ard
recorded among the Land Records q Carroll CouT-
=, in Liber T. T. s., no. 10 folio 20. etc.
,. From Daniel E1aaRh Executor. 70 Jaeob
GnmmeI dated January slzI, lsss. and recorded
among he Land Records Of Carroll County. N
IIber Z. T. 81. No g folio Is. etc. and.
!. From David J. Yingllns and wife 10 Jacob
Gummel dated August 9Th. isas and recorded
among The Land Records af Carroll County. n
Liber B =. c. No. 3. folio 80. efe: and adjoinz
the landz Of Elias Leistaf. David ], YInRiinR.
Henry Rnby and othsrR, and no. occupied b
Iewis GnfnmeI
The improvements IN this property eonsla Of
large log. weaEherboardcd house. Two
stories. ] rpa4ua: tenant house: new -
bank barn. tez75 feet. well Ininahsll:
izrxe Implement sheds: wagon SHE'D and ~
egrn crib. hnz houses. hen houses. and sase
I'll Other necessary outbuilainRk good E~A-a.
dairy and spTlng o. water between house ard
barn. and running water N harnYard: Ruad apple
orchard. This farm i In high state Of enltisa-
Ton. h good fences and il a the hEzi farms
n the district within sasY 10 sch.sa ehuT-
shss fnIls, stsTss sud railFosd. sbout nile fHou
This farm i altogether ons Of fna rnazi dezIT-
able an valuable farms n this zeetloa Of fhs
IohntF= ana suuuid attract tho attention OF am
person desiring 20 purchase a valuable farm,
either for haEne OF Tor an investment
Al The same time alao vii be I'D all that vaI-
azble Wood Iat containing 81. Aerss Il Land
nzsre o lsss. 9Th cutie. thsHzIron. .hieh e
aszerihed In deed fTum Hsary s. HarsHlne I'D
.lfe "a Jacob GDmmsI dated September sih. -
nd fssaFded among Ihe Lzn1 KeeeFda q CarTaIl
County. m LIlssF J. i D.. No. - fslio 20 sIz .
lgeatea near AHpis Grove Station ~ the Western
Maryland Hallfoad. sIjoiniaz n. lenaz q NJ
Dora eIrirkiIn md others
Also I'll be I'D a the zzHas tine atsuI 30 fszt
q BeW ak hazFiH and plaHE
Terms II Sac ~ Hzal Estate OnsstHEfi ea.h
On The aaY Of =zls OF mon TIE ratification thefaaf
b she Curt the residue n Two ezInRi payments
= six HzurthH md Twelve mathis respectively. 1na
credit payments % y zecaHsI - ne nalzs q IHa
purchaser az HHfehzzHft 9TH Approved security.
barring interest frnzn the d. q 40 81 ezzh
= the eufifn = the purchaser : deposit ~ -
slii b Fs8uHad IF the purchaser On p. daS q
ale
Terms II So u Personal pfafa.fy@0zzh
EMMA J. UEMNEI.
1OHz ~ zTANznUHY
EfsHaI1fa = Ineah a4uzHzal deceased
iaiY at
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q. A. D.

1916, at o'clock. p. H.. all the fol-
lowing valuable real estate.
F1RST-Al1 that valuable farm con-
tanning
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s ACRES, MORE Or Less.


and the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated IN the village OF
Warfieldsburg. In said county and
State, being the same land that was
conveyed TO Eliza Jane Sellman then
Cook By Rein Cook et el.. By deed
dated May Il, 1860, and recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid
in Liber G. q. W.. No. IS. folio C. and
being the same land and premises
that were devised to the said Louis
M. sellman during his natural lie by
Eliza Jane sellman, b her last viii
and testament duly admitted TO pro-
bate In the Orphans Court OF Car
roll county, and recorded among the
VII Records Of said County. In Liber
J. ]. S., No. %, folio 179, a. by refer
enee thereto will more fully and at
large appear.
md ] hereby give notice. that on
SATURDAY. TIE 18th DAT o.
AUGUST. 1915, Mt ten o'clock
in the morning II the Court House
Door, In Westminster. IN said County
and State, will OFFER for sale the
said property. SO seized and taken in
execution b. public auction 70 the
highest bidder for CASH.
JAMES n. kTONER,
Sheriff Of Carroll Comfy.
e ! AIRAIIEH. AueI|anaar 4..lv1z
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DUBLIC SALE
! OF
HOUSE AND LOT
n WESTMINSTER, MD.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, passed in
Equity cause. No. 1880, wherein the
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
OF Westminster, Maryland. is plain
TIL. and Helen ]. Lease, exeeutrix,
etc. ct ii. are defendants. the UNDER
signed Trustee and Josephine L.
Case, will sell at public sale, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST end, !. d., 1916,
at 80 ,. n, all that tract or parcel
OF land located 1T e East Green
street, Westminster, Md, containing
1925 SQUARE FEET OF LAND. more
or less, improved by : large g-st0ry
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with 10
rooms. This is a very desirable prop
erIy. fronting 81 feet on East Green
street. with depth of 1gs feet, To-
Gated IN the residential part OF the
city, adjoining the properties occu=
pied b. Harry Dyers and Frank e.
Lindsay. and Ia now occupied By Will
liam 4. Lease. and Is the same prop
erly which vas conveyed to Helen c.
Case and Josephine +. Case By Hen
rietta Lease and William X. Lease
b. deed dated April 8. 1887. and re-
corded among the Land Records Of
Carroll county, In Lber W. \. N. No
&c. folio 10. etc.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash
on the day Of sale, OF upon the rati-
feation thereof by the Court: one
third IN one year. and one-third IN
two years from day OF sale. With inter
est. to 30 secured by the notes Of the
purchaser or purchasers, Nth securI=
y TO b approved by The Trustee and
Josephine Il. Case. or all cash It the
option Of the purchasers.
EDWARD o. NRANT, Trustee.
InAEunUEE u nAEZ
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been repaid, he says:
THE plaintiff was obliged to, and
did, incur loss, cost and expenses by
virtue of divers actions and proceed
tngs, civil and criminal, brought
against him arising out of his acts as
president of the New York, New FIaL-
sidiary corporations, which loss, cost
and expenditure to date amount in
the aggregate to $78, 222. SO. No part of
this has been paid
The bill of particulars filed by the
government in it's suit mentioned the
agreement as having been authorized
by the executive committee OF the
road on July II, and as having been
authorized and executed the following
day by the board of directors. No
mention is made of any abrogation of
the contract. It was the Responding
committee which finally took the mat
ter up and, after consideration. sent
two of its members to MIR. MeIIen and
asked his consent
MI. Cummings, who drew the com
plant, could not be reached either at
his home in Stamford, Conn, or at
his offices. It was said at his offices,
however, that he would make no state
ment; that the complaint spoke for it
morning on Frank E. Hall, treasurer's
agent of the New Haven. No one at
the New Haven offices would talk on
the matter in the absence of President
Elliott, who was in Philadelphia,
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sale of homemade articles Thursday
afternoon from 2:30 O'Clock until 5.
The sale will be held in the parish
house. Among the persons who will
assist are: J Mrs. George Carey, Mrs
Fred Taylor, Mrs. James Wilson. and
Elsie Shelton, Elsie Hubbard, Edna
Kelsey, Alice 1Ieloy. Ruth Travis,
Margaret Hunt, Dorothy Bostford,
Helen Luce, Emily Atwood, Dorothy
Silliman, Margaret Beach, Violet Cur
tis,f Marion Hunt, Mary Taylor,
Eleanor Wiley, Jean Billiard and
Esther Wilson. -
Services at Christ Episcopal church.
Good Friday. will be as follows:
10 a. m.-Morning prayer.
II m. 8 p. m.-Meditation upon the
even Last Words from the Cross
7:45 p. m.-Evening service and
cantata. Chorus of 20 voices with
Mrs. Arthur Butterworth and Miss
Bella NJ Sundberg, soprano so1oists;
Richard Smith, tenor andy Harry
Butterworth and Roger Beers. BARI
tones.
/. Chorus-.sNow My Soul Thy
Voice and Upraising-''
2. Recitative (soprano.)
Solo baritone and chorus), "Then
Jesus Took Unto Him the Twelve
8. Solo (tenor and chorus), "God
So Loved the world
Scene I. Gethsemane.
A. Recitative (soprano)
Solo (baritone), Then Cometh
Jesus With Them
5. Hymn SO. Hoyt-
scene II. The Trials Before caiphus
! and PLATE.
6. Recitative (soprano)-
Solo and chorus-"And They That
Hod laid Hold on .TeSuS,''
scene III. On the Road to calvary.
4. professional March.
Chorus-tSurely He Hath Borne
Our Griefs.''
Solo (baritone and soprano), "And
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st. Patrick's Asso.
To Present Ministries


Those who have been wondering
what the st. Patrick's T. A. B. Asso-
citation will have at the annual Eas-
ter Monday entertainments in Eagles
hall have learned. The society has
been carefully reIiearsing for many
weeks and will present a high class
novelty Minstrel show on that even
ing. Those who remember the sue
cessful affairs given by this society
for the last % years know that this
show will be a. grand success, and as
1t will be the real opening Of the
remodeled Eagles hall, with it's new
dance floor and decorations, an at
tendance that will tax the hall is ex-
pected.
The st. Patrick's Association will
present to the public on that night
several new stars in the minstrel line,
with the latest song hits from New
York, carefully trained mixed
chorus, under the direction of VIII
liam 3. Griffin, assisted by Fred J.
Weller, as musical director.
Murray's orchestra will furnish
the music for the IA dance numbers,
which will be guarantee of the best
dancing in the city on that night The
names of the soloists and chorus will
be announced later in the week
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SIGNALS OF DISTRESS
Bridgeport People should Know How
to Read and Heed Them.


Disordered kidneys give many sig
nails of distress.
The secretions may be dark, con-
tain sediment.
Passages are sometimes frequent.
scanty, painful.
Backache is often present day and
night.
Headaches and dizzy spells may oc-
cur
weakened kidneys should receive
quick help.
Don't delay Use special kidney
remedy.
Doan's kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys. backache and urinary dis
orders.
Bridgeport evidence proves their
worth.
Elizabeth seyfert, 1876 Deacon St,
Bird geport. says; 1--WE have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on in our
family for years for kidney complaint.
think overwork is what brings the
attacks on. At times have a lame
back and every twist or turn of my
body causes me pain. I feel tired and
can scarcely get about the house NV
feet and hands swell pretty badly and
there is retention of the kidney
secretions. I always get Doan,s Kid
ney Pills at Riker & Hegeman Co.'s
Drug Stores at these times and receive
prompt relief"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Elizabeth seyfert has twice publicly
recommended Foster-diIburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N Y.-Adv.
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&c Rearing His cross. J,

He Bearing His Cross.
Scene w. Calvary
8. Soprano solo and chorus And
When They Were Come to q Place
8. Chorus and solo, SIT Is Finished
Epflogue. ta~ar
0. Solo (soprano and ,cEorus), LET
This Mind Be In You
IL. Hymn SIS. sat the Names OF
Jesus
Mrs. George shelton, of $50 East
Broadway. entertained "a of her
young friends yesterday from 8 O'Clock
until 8. The occasion was her 18TH.
birthday. The decorations were pink
and white and the birthday cake white
with pink candles. Dancing and
games were enjoyed
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FORMER REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN A. PAYNE rs DEAD

DanieIson, Conn, April 19-John A.
Payne, representative of the General
Assembly of 1897, from Kilnngly.
died at his home here today. He was
born at Woodstock in 1850 and was
for many years prominent in educa-
tional and banking circles. :. He was
president of the First National Bank
OF Kfllingly which was absorbed by
the Windham County National Bank
and was also head of the windsor
County Savings Bank. He was judge
OF probate in 1909.
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STANFORD FARo1ER A SUICIDE.

Stamford, April 1s-Henry Miller, a
farmer, died at the hospital here to-
day as the result of wounds in the
throat sef-inflicted with a razor last
night at his home. He is believed
to have been mentally deranged. He
was born in Germany. 5 years ago.
and. is survived by a son and daugh-
ter. the latter Mrs. Sophie F'airchild
of New York city.
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point.
The Misses Margaret and Mary Ma
honey of Botsford have procured po-
sitions in the Remington Arms & AM
munitton Co.. Bridgeport, committing
daily.
Miss B. c. Keane. teacher of the
Junior department of the Sandy Hook
school, was a visitor in Bridgeport
Tuesday.
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CISERANKO JAILED
FOR BICYCLE THEFT

John Ciseranko aged "a, of New
York. was sentenced to 80 days in Jail
and dned 81 and costs by Judge Frank
L. Wilder in city court today. Ciscr-
anko was trying to sell a bicycle which
had been stolen from Carlo Tamborra-
no, So Hamilton street. when arrested
by Acting Detective George Simon.
Ciseranko said he was given the bicy.
Gle by a friend i
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NEPHEWs AND NIECEs
RECEIVE WINTON ESTATE

In the will of Eliza B. Winton, which
has been offered for probate, her es-
tate, consisting of about $40, 900 is di-
vided among her nephews and nieces.
Mrs. Winton was the widow of Andrew
I. Winton. The testator leaves 800
for the care of the burial lot in
Mountain Grove cemetery and divides
the estate IN requests averaging from
500 to $500 among her nephews,
nieces and grand nieces and nephsws
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-19

Now is the time and this is the store
to purchase your Easter millinery In
untrimIned hats and trimmed dress
hats Besides being the leaders in the
millinery world we carry the most
select asortments of silk and lingerie
shirt waists, ostrich neck boas and
MaIine and chiffon neck boas at 3. H
Dillon & Co.'s. 1.1O5 Main street.-Adv.