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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
To PLAY Benwood.

I'll. Tri.ul"irhia district high ~.h"ui
basketball lean! viii meet llI@ EMi"ir
high team If t:"swo"d t'ridaH "Nrnin.
~ Wh".liug Fart, casino. Both ;r:uu4
ara. fast and lIlr,. hc"n rrI"tIctnc hard
Tor this gam"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Bible C1acs to Meet.

Tho i'iila,h"t l3ii'l,' class 1T til" Stuu"
Presbyterian Church. al Elm Grove. VIII.
,nr"t az filr nom" at Mrs. t'harl"S Mil.
Thursday evening. Nft"r til" iI"":!n" u
social Euur Will J." spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06

many persons. dHivaa from their homes
nv high water Mun TO previous rains
and present me<tinG SHOWS. were ma
rooncL at solal.d points. The steam
boat City IF 81. Louis was ordered sent
70 Ihcir aSSista(:ce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Electro-MedicaI Doctors
Special One Dollar
X-Ray Examination
DOM 7 SUFFER ANY LONGER
WITH CATARRH

It
I'M Your
BeenS In Hundre of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
NEGLECT.

"ENERY HUt'E sufferer neglccts
The treatment Of his or her diSease-
the nearer tn" patient Is 70 the incur
| able stage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06

-r ota Feb, lait.. 1914 II ~ a.
Teachers rsiu:t.aS rs Pc: cen: or
shove: carrie Mcf.a;n. =. T.. Stri"kltn.
S. {. Strnms. Mat;.':,; Scha:f. Lillian ia
cob. Maude Wharton. Alice Bcymer
Maupin. Ethel NyCusk.$. Mary turren
and Logan kit:;c.
Teachers reporting a. per "c:,t or
above: Roy Str!cslIr. w. y. Enri"n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
@eianaucrein n@iniafeit1.

Ser @eion9Dcrcin u@inigfeit"
welher morgen 9lbenO in o@1riug's 8
SoIle" iein 5. Stiitmgsieit iciern
miro, iibte in ieiner lebten Gcriamm.
lung imter 9eihme Oes 0irigenten
Geo. g9. @oblmam oie 9ieOer cin,
pelAe bel oicicr @cIeeenbeit geim-
gen meroen ioIlen. Sn Der @eiddits-
litung unter oem &oriibe oes Er6it-
Oenten @us @resnid purOe beibloi-
len, ooS 5tifhtnesiclt in wiiroiger
@eiie 5u begeben. SefretGr &urt
9enoert tbeilte nit, OoB ollie glrranse.
ments in gutter GrOmmg icien mS
Elm erioIerei1es Gon5crt nit oorouf.
folgenOem 9aae 81 erlporten iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
g[nunnnle Q|riefc.

Die &oltbebor0e Bat cine Inter
ludung eingcleitct, orrd wcIhc lie
ollf Oic Spnr elmer @erion 81 acIon-
gen miinicbt, bic oen bGusliben Srie-
sen bon 5wei 6omilien 81 ltoren oer-
Iubt. Senrp 6. Bolton bon gtr.
27t3, @oitcrn-9loenuc, Elm Geteftip
ser .@cnnipIoonio-9obn", lit 5llr
3iclibcibe mlserieben. Cieicr io-
mobl. wie feline 6rau mO Soiepb
Molonep ncbIt Satin erbicItcn in
Scr lcbten 3eit 3uidriitcn, in mel
den oet obcn @enonnte OeS pertruu-
lidcn llmgangs nit anOercn 6rau.
enspcrlonen be5ihtigt miiroe. On
cbcniolher @eiie nuroe Bolton bel
icincn |or1elettcn bciblh0i1t, ioOnB
er iib 9e5wungen lab. Die Siilie Der
%oli5ci in 9lnipruh 81 nebmen. 40
li5cirihter @crccbt OcS 0ltlihen ge-
5irfs licb Srn. Moloncp lmO 6rau
Dor oen Gi9tcrihlbl bringcn ocm
Srou Bolton erflGrte, ooB tic oft
Our6 OnS Sclcpbon auigcruicn nor.
oen ici lno onaebli6 bon eiuer 6rou
iibcr Die ongeblihcn 8e6ltritte i6res
@atten bena6riHtigt muroe. g(uBer.
Dem nil iie i'm SonSfhr ino in
ibrent @obn5immer SoornooeIn mo
onOere @eeenItGnOe eehmoen babcn,
oie niht bon ibr 6erriibrtcn. Sbgleid
ibr Der @otte cine 9elobmng bon
$50 oeripro6 unO ser Yoli5eiridter
lie nllfforoerte, Ocn 9iamcn ser Sn-
formontiu preiS5ugc6en, peigcrt ic
iih cntihicoen, oics 81 t6ln IoooB
Scr 9eetcrc orobte, oie llnteriudung
in Oieicm 6oac ciu5rltencn. Cie 80
li5ci neigt lid Der 9lniiHt 81, ooB
iibehpoIicnoc Dem Geteftio in iciner
Stclllng ShoOcn 5niiieen uoacn
ou OerieI6e in ieiner @igenidoft no.
tlrgemdB uiele 6einoe Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
!. .0lrinnn feiert stiftnnnafrit

Ter @eIongOereiu r9(rion" 5u
YbiIooelpbio, nit meldem Scr 9olti-
morer n9lrion" marm beireanoct lit,
ieiert morecn iein 60. 5tiihingsieit
uno bat fir oaIielbe folgenocs @ro-
granlm auioeitcllt
Srdeiter oSonnb1iier.Morid"
BON Mogner; SuOertiirc; Ger aoIif
pon 9o9Ooo" bon 9oil0icu.
Wl1nnerdore gu bit mein
Sroim" bon 9. 9or6ert; D@iloros-
lein" bon 6r. llarih.
9egriiBungs-9lniprode ocs @rGii.
Ocntcn, Srn. Soici 6oiicmcr.
Sopron-Sola ~ ,2ie0 OeS Fo.
gen" aus ser Opcr Sic Sueenotten"
bon Meperbeer.
Nldnncrbor nM1r5Iuft" bon
glngerer.
Srdelter ,@rono 9lucricon
6ontoiie" BON 9ene0ir.
@duucrhor nSicf 1T sic @}ii6Ic
peridueit~ BON 81. @oobertsfq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
9ic SlnslunnOcrcr.

8 iogt, lporlim 5ogt i6r bon oonnen2
Gle Seimot6 bot cu6 Gorn uno
@ein;
Gort rogten JIG oic Gocltonnen
SIM 9}edort6ol, am Moin imO &6cin!
llno por's bic ollerfleinlte Siitte,
Go6eim por Oof Ger bette Srt;
@eleqnet porcn allie Shritte,
Sic Seimotb bot ms iider'n Sort.
8 iaet, iporilm ieiO i6r geidbicoen2
@ou5 t6rdnenlos 5o9t i6r biuous;
9lls mollt' man eud sen Simmel bic.
ten,
Sern' bon Dem trolltcn Goterbolis.
es lodte, ipie SirenenflGnge
llnO iolid5enO 9ing es ii6er's Meer;
Ole troutc Seinot6 marO 5il enge,
Ger 9l6idJieO fiel euA gor nidt
idmerl
S6r inb't ouh ni6t Oet Niuitcr
SbrGnen
llno nidJt oes |oters ltummcn
Sbmer5;
Gus S9eltmeer inbt ibr pcit iid oe6-
ncn,
Sung mar ser Sim mo lciht Oos
0er5.
Cic ncue @cIt io6t i6r i'm Granma.
Gle Srci6eit lodte Gag nnO 9lodt
Sbr b0rtet nidt Dem 9inOen6aume,
9ns or Ocn 9l6idieOSgrlB gc6rodtl
Tic ncue @clt lag cuh 5n SiiBen,
9Ils obs oic trolitc Scimot6 mar;
Gas Wor Elm Sold5en NOR Elm
y @riiBcn
llno mar ser glnfang ou9 10 i6pcr.
Scr nelicr Serb woro bolo gegriin-
set,
Neit ItonOen oQe Shorten ouf;
Stol5 6obt ibr eiler Slid pcrfiinOet
llnO frilb 9ing's an 0es Cages 2ouf
90 mic Oa6cim 10 ioat cS ueroen,
Iiit Song unO &long, nit iriidcm
Wnlt6
gllS wdrS Elm %oraoicS ouf GrOcn
limo nod oo5u ser 6rei6cit @lutbl
Sbr miBtct airhen Shulen bo6elt
@o6lt66tig poIltet ibr ia iein;
Ger olten Seimotb ihonite goben
Sruat ibr ms neie 2ono 6inein.
llno nunl Dos Ser5 mill foit ser.
Iprin9en,
glun miro elih oaeS oifen6or;
Ger Tormurf nulB eud tiei Oird-
oringen
CAB oos nidt cure &eimat6 narl
6remolinee ieiO i6r bolt gebliebcn
Sieaeiht nod an Dem eig'nen Sero;
'Sn SAB beriuouoelt ii1 OoS 9iebcn
sat OnS liGt monbes Scr5 ner5e6rt?
llnO It'll miiBt i6r Die Olial erOuloen,
Ob allh Die 2ippe i6mer5lid 5udt;
Gle elIh bod Tnnfestbrdnen iAul-
oen,
Soben gum Gonf clld ongeipuct.
Ga Itebt ibr iebt in tiefer Srouer
llnO piIbt Die Sbr1ne pom @eiiAt,
Eie 9riit ourHtobt Elm foIter
Shouer,
90 pcnn Oos Slid in Sriimmer
bribt.
Sm tiefiten S6mer5 mnB id mid
frogen;
%orllm 8oglt ou 10 tpeit 9inQps2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

$50; Sale, gSarfolf Sob. $t25
-1.50; &opiIalot, 6lorioa. aor6,
$1.50-250; 3wie6eln, ueue Eeros,
2iite, $3.25-3.75; &fcffer 6lo,
Crate $3.0O-4.OO; Spiuot, 9Ior
folf SAB, $3.50 $50; Somotcu,
6oncp, Carrier, $350-4OO; Choice,
$225-275; SporgeI, GueenO, $500
300; &ooicshen 9orb 25-50c.
@rbien 6lo., 9orb, $3.0O-4.00.
&ortoffeln.-@ -@eiBe. 9uideI
g8. .@lo. uno ga. $500 $40; g..
g., $3.0O-3.15 @oitcrn Shore.
$2.75-2,9O; iiiBc 9ortoifeln @oit.
ern Shore, eeIbc. SoB, $4.50-5.00;
@lo. unO Gel, 6oB, $5.50-6.00;
yoms, Sob, $4.OO-4.5O.
Slide, guternunO Ger.
ropins. ~ aarpfen, @io., DC; ;
6lunoern, Gfo., 6-sc.; 9op Sboo.
Stiid, 55- -60c.; 9lod, @flnO, t2-
t5c.; pciBer @crd, S-fOc.; me.
blum, &c.; eel6er 9erd. S-10c.;
fleine bis mcoium @funo. 4-5c.;
Y1odereIen, @fO., 12-15c.; Soilors,
9robe, @flnO, 12-15c.; medium, 6
Sc; goIe, @flnO, 5-Sc. Gotfiih,
&c; GIoms, bnnoert, 65-75c.;
horte @ro66cn, EoR. S3OO-3.50;
Sedtc, @funO, t5-tSc; Seringe,
9oi, bunocrt. 80 -60c.; Snoppers,
&c; 6roibe. 9ubeno, $1.25-
t.75; 9oridb, eroBc, 8fo., t5-1sc.
S6ute uno GoIg.-@ -@ciol5ene,
lbGoigte, 17-1Sc. 0rD Stint, 33-
34c.; 9oIb. 80 30c.; S6of Zoe
$t.25; 2Gmmcr, 80 -6Oc.; @nllen,
t5c.; 3iegcn 15-25c.; Eolg, 9funO,
t0-ttc.
Sunee fctte Sticrc
bon 1000 bis 1900 &fuito @eipidt,
gfo., 9-10c.; Stiere unter 1000
&f0. @epibt. 8-S1ac.; 0dIen,
@fO., &c; 8nIlcn @fo., 6-Sc.;
sroBe iila9e aiibe, 9fO., 6--Sc. ma
gere. 4-512c.; Siibe nit GoIb, $40
-65; moaere, @fO.. 3-3hc.
Q dmeine. ~ 6erfel, ie nod
GjroBe, 5tiid, $4.OO- 500; Sboots,
ic nod @roBe, $5.0O-6.O0.
9Glber.-Gboice. @fltn0. t3-
1895; cute, &funo, 12-1215c.;
Ihwere, Stiid, $iS %; roube, Stiid
$t4-t6; fIcine, mogere, $50,
2Gmmer uno 2 dofe. ~
Choice, fctte Sbofe, &iuuo, 7-Scs;
quito, 5-6c.; roube, Stiid, $t.5O-
$50; oItc 9odc, @funO, &c.
AuSgeidlodtete Q 6pei.
ne. ~ @. .@1o. uno @o., leihte, 9fo.,
l5H-16c.; SiiO.WO. ino &a., leid.
te, 9fO., 15-151ac.; teinc mittlcre.
Efo, 14-15c.; ibpere. eutc. @fo..
t2-13c.; StaeS unO SGue, @fo.,
LIE; @bcr, ibwcrc, alte umO
raube, BIO, 9-10c.
Sabaf, (MorpIonO), 100 %funO.
- Snferior ims troiteS, sos; slt-
ter gemobnliber .uo griiner, $1,000
1900; eiteI 5epobnlidcr, $14.00
400; mittelmoBioer, $3.50;
gutter bis rotbcr, $2t.00- 24.00;
6oncD, $25; SECONDS. gcipobnlidbcr
bis mittelmdBiecr, $tt-t7; Se.
conos, outer bis feiner, $tS-22;
9oD Eobof, firc.curc6, $S- 90; lip
per Goilntrp, oir.curco, $S-17.
OiongcIboftc uno ibIedt ecniidte
Tcrpodrng, 1-3c. pro @funO ME.
origcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

Y { I. - 0uBCllO, W(O. llllO Yu.,
32c.; @oitern Shore NlO. unO %o.,
32c.; lpeitIic6er (Obio) 32c.; S8. 80,
32c.; iiiolAc (N..G), 3tc.
9uttcr. Separator, %iunO,
44-45c.; erints, "a 9hno, IL
45c. Erints, @funo, 44-45c.
9lods, 2 @ilmO, 44-45c.; 0oirb
Erints, NlO., ga, @o,, SO-3tc.
Storepodeo, 90-31c.; &oas, W16.
uno &o, 30-3tc.; 9foas. &.-Go.,
30-3tc.
2ebenoeS @eflngel. -
Siibner, iltnec, Efuno, 26-2Sc. ;
olte 8cnnelL % 23c., olte Sabine.
t2-13c.; @ntcn ilinee. 17-1Sc.
fleine, 16-l7c.; Souben olte rno
iungc Yuorc, 35c.; @uineo @eflilgcl,
junees, t1s @funo, % -35c.; flci-
neres, 25c.
9obnen unO grbien. -
SDinncp @rbicn guidcl, $2.75-
2.S5; gtcp @ro @rbIen 9uIdcI.
$2.S5-2.90; glod oocr Gop @r6.
fen @ui6cI, $2.75-2.S5; Gountrp.
ueiBe 9o6ncn, 9uitbeI. $5.50-6.O0.
Sbitun0 @emiiie. - glepfeI,
B.-Olo. uno go, SAB, $2.50-3.50;
9obnen Crime 5lo. aorb. $500
-2.5O; EerI6obnen, Gorb, $i.25-
100; arout, 6Iorioa aiite, $500
500; ScIIerie, 6la., aiItc. $t.50--
2'00i @prfen 5Iorioa aorb, $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

Wlanb l6mercS Srcil5 bob i4 gctro.
gen,
Seitocm i'd ibieO uom Soter6mlS.
9abcim Iegt' ih Mid germ sum Ster-
ben,
Go6cim bci meiner @ltcrn @ro6;
0os Ociltidbc Scr5 miB bier OcrOcr-
ben,
Tic lebtcn 9lllmen foacn ab.
81. s. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
9pariautcit
fOrOert
-
gSOblitanO.
|IalllallIIlIII|II

1ieiee Gans bat bic @reiie bcrnuicr
ge6lunnacn, nilo 8ur icibcu 3clt Gnnliidt
nnO Guantitdi burn bic Nrnit ocr spar,
iamlcitSs0jr0anicu, Die nit eincm ySoncu
Dcrciut ipnrhcn, Crb1bt CT mndls 1rpf
bnrdl bic SWneignng nno GinilnR lpnr'
inmcr ecittc.
Mldhiac 9reiie berridlcn hier uor. Ni.
niqc NHnbcn dnblcn iDUicl ais $3.50, budl
crbnltcn oicielbcM cine NCcrbiauna, mel,
DC cincm iinibnuocrt 10nar Rcri1
nleidiommt. 1ae II Spariamirli iir
Sic.
Mnorre sicbcn ben @cerbl9nnae, @rcls
BON S75 nor, nno Uiro triner ocnlcn bal
Sie meniaer ale Si5O ae5aBit 1npcn.
Iicic alan6en an Spariamlcit. 6nblt
Sparinmfcitc. @reiic uno crBaltct Tnrncre
auesciproncnen 5til nnb CAalitat oDen'
Orein.
eeR abcr beie spariomIelts. .Seerot
uuu0 fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

Senor.Solo n3u StoI5cnielS
am &bein" bon Sol. WiciBlcr.
W1nner6or yYrouneS Yl0o-
den" BON 4. gngclsfirheu
Srhelter II n9lcirpop, Saneli".
Giriaent = Ser Otto Men5eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
guItimOrcr w3urFtbcridlt.

. a m t q, 2S. gIprIl 1911.
N1ebl. - 8uflbr 1926 5Giier,
eini6IicBli6 1857 6diier 6u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

ggir boben bic foIeenoen piinI6ensipertbef
Aldee, Die eceen Ieidte &eoineungeH eeiailIl
neroen f6nneii
u glder Cots, NIT Troitoir uno Waiier, ifr
heriqer nIs Gents bro Gudbrntiub.
28 Mder, WleiIen bon Der Staot $2bOO.
=, so Ader, nd0e 5arnail'S Station 500 pro
Nder
GO glder nobe @Inrfs Stoiion an ~yB. y.
q " H. H.", $50 bro 2tder.
$50 glder. ilabe Sone'S Citation nno an
Wniier, $50 bro Mder.
g. Charles qinfbicnni & Bro,
Rbone ct @anl 7340. 2i7-2t9 ct. RanIsStr.
(4pril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
EsrIaaat- -Br.neu nn1 Mabden.

gcrlangt:
Sine sSrau nls a6obin IN eincnl 3eliaurant.
gin65niragcn gr. 60 Cn.@ratt. StrnRe.
(glpril29-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

@rItnaiiee 8df6erin; qobn $500 bro
s0onat, nm in @reenlprna Balleb 8u arbets
ten; beiidnoige 8eidditiglng glnhport unter
q. y. 81 SrUUllaHoDillc, YalttmOre.6o., Wio.
(glpril29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
GSarmIanO 5m Oerfaufen.


so 9lder Snrmt,
nit neuem 8s3immcr @erdnonsSnus, Stou urlo
Nebeneebduoen; tiete @nieriront StonD Greet;
nit Boot @leftriber ooer Boulebdro erreds
har; proouftiber gooeft, eiItes Bailer nIo Dblt;
Ieiner Rlob fir Glrb acniieeno biniee glrbettss
drdite nobebei pwnsr, 1918 GibeltH gailOins,
Baltimore. Wlb. (glpr7 ,tlt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
guriIa0teiaentlnm ~ OerIanicn.
Gei Gin NSroSitaent.


. HailoI1bens@ eentbiun an @tlenbaDiL Slaotss'
yonoitraBe gnltmores@ouHtp; glltee, gSel0alI
in auSee5eicbnetem 8nitanoe; $25OOj lei0ie be'
(glpr8, ,iW2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

WcrIangf:
gloreiies Wldo6en iiir einfddeS Slod)en uilo
leiobte 81uSarbeit fir 2 Qerionen; gutes Sem.
4adl5nirdaen Yir. 1902 GHtau Ylace.
(9lpril29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

GritilniiieeS 0I1enmdo6en. nur I'M In Der
AilcDe 5u 6efen; 9obn, $500 bro Wionat 9es
ildnoiee 9eibdiiisung sInhuort utter Z. y.
(glprl29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
YerIaaat -WIaaaer anO anabea.
9erIanat:

Ycrlangt:
@erlanet iunger Wiann als Collector mnB
Slider ablieieril uno oafiir faiiiren. Setge
@rbeit iiir antdnoigen, ileiBigen Weni6en.
&arl 6, yieter, 500 Shos 5rcmunt'0lDcnne.
(Ipril2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

Sn 100 @fimO-5Gdeu) @ro Come:
Spring @beat Bran, $4750-4S;
@eiicrn NlioOlinas. $4S- 1850.
sen uno Strob. 3ufubr;
Seu 231 Eonnen, Strob 10 Sonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
Wsidafts- -@elesenbeitcu.

Gmnlttiunaren., GirDcerbs um6 SdlnB.Qdben
qefauft qeqen 3aur. Wlan Qcbe &in5eIbeiien
an ,,eoutberH SUbbing Co., 9pT t04, 9alti.
more, Wlo. (glpr24 1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

lhel; %eriono bon ocn GleDotorcn
S7t27 9uibel Glcbotorcn.Sorrot6
293,062 9ulbcG.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
Graceful gift of jewelry IS linked with economy.

One of the pleasing duties of the new Rowland jew ery store is to offer ewery the plane the mainder of the store offers its merchandise
 This means that in the iewelry store may expect expert service and dependable advice.
 It means that one may depend absolutely upon each piece of ewery offered Not article will masquerade as anything except its own self.
 It means that there shall be ready for choosing the new and beautiful types of jewelry.
 Most of all it means that iewelry may be had here at reasonable prices There is vast difference between drygoods profit and the usual jewellers profit That diff ference will be saved every person who buys ewery in this new jewery store.
 There are hundreds of such pieces of jewelry now ready Each is weladapted for Christmas gift Each is beautiful and true. Each is quite-u unusual moneys worth.
 For example, will you and view these solid gold barpns at $12 They set with sapphres with sap phres in combination pearls with diamond in combna tion pearls some set entrey with pearls Their jewellers value is $13.50 to $17-their price here SIP
 Wrist-watches for women are $675 to $37.5O. One little beauty of ocagon shape with handengraved case and 15 jewel movement Tis mounted either on ribbon or flexible gold bracelet- $2O
 A mans rich watch is in the octagon shape and case is godfled and warranted for 20 years Movement eweed Swss may be either plain or engraved |-nrice $40
 Glorious IaVallere is of platinum set with small and one good-szed diamond in combination with eight sap If ieye1rv comnlete win neckchai11- $53
 Beautiful guard rings of AK gold have platinum top set with diamonds and squarecut sapphres with flashing diamonds Rarely effective and ne-priced at $27
 sparkling scarfpm is of gold with top of platinum This is composed of sapphire surrounded by IA small diamonds, is priced at Sz4 Illustrations similar to these might go and on but twill be ten times better to come and see personally the beautiful and new-patern ewelry which has been col leced and to see what value is to be had for price.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
BLAkESLEE IS SL ATED TO HEAD
 CITY COUNCIL

Alderman Robert N. Blakeslee of the Fifth district will be elected pres idenf of the Common Council at it's re- organization meeting tonight, succeed Ing William E. Primrose of the Ninth district who it is said declined to be Feconsidered for reelection. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson will read his an- nua1 message, touching mainly on pro- pesed street improvements and re- Dpmmepding the extension of Broad
 Eeet to Washington avenue. It is cated that Charles A.. Mahoney of
 a Fifth district will be elected city aheriff to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Richard Brown.
 Arrangements have been made to provide seats for friends and relatives o1 the officials. It is also expected the mayor will announce the council committee appointments. Alderman Malcolm MacFayden is slated to suc- ceed himself as chairman of the Streets and Sidewalks committee, AL derznan Vincent s. Whitney will be renamed chairman of the Ordnance committee, Alderman Joseph H. Stagg win be retained as chairman of the Lamps Committee and Alderman
 sur1tz Olson will succeed himself as head of the sewer committee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.,

last, 10 months after her marriage to George H. Reyes, real estate dealer by whom she had been employed as stenographer. A revolver and a note on the table near the body led the medical examiner to express the opinion that she had committed sui eide.
 Reyes insisted that his wife had been murdered, and after a further ln- yestigation Miss Varney, who is nurse, was arrested. Relatives and friends in West Upton, where she was visiting sister at the timn, 5aid that she had been known there as Reyes wife. At the preliminary hearing counsel for Miss Varney attempted to show that she took luncheon with Reyes in Boston on the day of the murder and did not go to Brookline.
 David F. O'Conneu of Worcester ap-
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teachers, who would be thrown out of employment for the period of clos ing.
 The Board of Education has an agreement with several retail dealers, whereby the coal supply will be kept up. Speaking of the situation today, Elmer s. Havens, chairman of the board, said: T have been out of town for several days and am not very well acquainted with the facts but if the government orders that no more coal be issued to schools I can see no way out of it. But," he con- tinued, T suppose we would be al- lowed to use the supply on hand.,,'
 The High school, the old High school and Wheeler school have suffi- cient coal to last throughout the sea- son, while others have nearly full bins and some have only enonsh for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03

three or four weeks, but under the agreement with the dealers more can be obtained, unless the government administrator rules otherwise. Chair man Ravens said he would urge school janitors to drain the boilers and rake the furnace grates when the schools close for the Christmas holi- days. This would save the city sev. eral hundred tons of coal.
 During the last seven days more than 10000 tons of anthracite have been received by Bridgeport dealers. IA shipment of 5000 tons was received yesterday and about 5000 more tons were expected today, but had not ar. rived up to press hour.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
HOUSEWIVES CAN
 GET COAL CARDS
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 ment appropriation for the work, IA retail coal dealers have combined and will share the expenses equally.
 Interviews with official sources to- day indicate that there will be no necessity of closing the schools to save fuel. One official said, Amy orders to that effect would be abso- lutely in contrary to a statement made by President Wilson to the effect that education should not be curtailed only as a last resort toward benefit ing the country" The same person also declared that 1t would impose g great hardship on the 500 city school
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
DIED,

DIED.
 1KEaOUSE-In this city, Sunday, Dec. 2, 1917, at his home, 21 High street, Charles V. Morehouse, aged 7z years, months, 26 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from Henry B. Bishops Mortnary chapel, Nc. 274 Fairfield avenue on Wednesday, Dec. 9th at o'clock.
 Interment Long Hill cemetery. Automobile cortege. T 3 b. aacOARTHY-In Far Rockaway, ". Y. Nov.3o,1917. Edward, son of the late Thomas and Mary McCar- thy, aged 20.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No, z8s Black Rock Ave-, (Bridgeport) on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at S:30 a. m. and from Sacred Heart church al o'clock.
 Burial in St. Michael.s cemetery. Autormobile cortege asp DsTERER-In this city, Dec. g. 1917. Josephine, wife of the late Joseph Kusterer, aged B years, s montha.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at her late residence No. 12d Summit street on Wednesday, Dec bth at 2:3O p. n.
 Interment Mountain Grove ceme- tory. T bsp sJARIHY-In Ear Rockaway, N x., Nov. 90. 1917, Edward, son o1 the late Thomas and Mary McCar. fliys aged 30 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the faneral from his late residence, No 41g Black Rock Ave. (Bridgeport) on Tuesday, Dec. 4th at s:SO a. m and from Sacred Heart church al o'clock.
 Burial in st. MIchaers cemetery Aueomobi1e cortege. aSp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
ARGUMENT ENDS
 IN REAL FIGHT

An argument over business trans action resulted in fight in the lobby 0k Main street hotel Saturday night, and as a result. Samuel Germain, a real estate operator, of New York dIty, in awaiting trial in the police 1ourk, tomorrow, on charge of as- ault.
 Cermain is accused of having struck
 Adversary, Joseph A. Berkowitz, former employe of the hotel, in the nose. When arrested he gave a cash bali and was released from custody. Tho real estate man has been staying et the hotel. and Is said to be welI- kb~d0.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
HA1B OF (,oNNDOI1CUr.

&EhIB OF UONNECI1CUT.
 HOT OF BRIDGEPORT, e., ETcBATE COURT.
 Nov. z7, 1917. uta&s of Catherine C0nnor, late of fi3s town of Bridgeport, in said dis fKfcs, deceased.
 Ihe Court of Probate for tho dis ffs6t Of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from tho dats hoReOz for Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Tanps who neglect to present their ac- eemmtg properly attsstAd, within said tl1ae, VIII be dsbarysd recovery. All e9Raons indebted to said estato are re- qsisptsd to make immediate payment
 MARY F. CoNNoR,
 Executrix. lee PeQuonnock street. T3ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
MISS vARNEY
 ON TRIAL FOR
 KEYES MURDER

Dedham, Mass, Dec. S-The case of Miss Harriet A. Varney, charged with the murder of Mrs. Pauline A. Reyes, which came to trial in the superior court here today. presented several angles that have attracted public at. tention. Mrs. Reyes was found dead in her home In Brooltne on June 1s,