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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Pollard & Bashy. Inc. trustees. to
wcst line OF Thirty-third Street. l3o
1917. s275
john Sloan, trustee. to W. Fleet Kirk.
59hi35 feet. north line of Cary Street,
- L. feet west Of Mulberry Street.
Edward T. Blake. trustee to Cary A
Power ct al. 2ixl2o feet west line of
Rowland street. I5S 81 feet south OF
Main street. October II. 1917. s2.3i55Q
!;lchcson Crutchhcld. trustees to
Sailic Jackson, l6 3-4x6o IL feet.
norihweFt corner 81. James and Fed
"ral Streets. October 5. 1917. si72
Richeson Cru;chhcld trustees. to
Sallio J. jackson. lG $+xss 1-2 feet.
northwest corner s.. James and Fed :
efai Streets. October 8. 1917. $1,000
.. y. Hawkins. trustee. TO +. r. Ber-
narh lots IL and u. block 3 Highland
Park. October !, 1917, $1,000.
Richeson e. Crutchheld trustees. to
y. 81. Smith, ,Goxloo feet, northwest
street October s. 1917. SAT-.
William Catlin. trustee. to A. f.
Shepherd %oxl7S feet, known as 1904
West Leigh Street. October ., 1917.
Richoson e. Crutchhcld. trustees. TO
II $. Wallerstein. 2txl5s 1l-l2 feet
south line OF Clay Street, 90 feet east
$3.50.
Harrison q Bates. trustees. to John
c. Campbell ct al. 2ox123 feet, known
as 5ll North Eighth Street. October
10; 1917, $1,000.
T.. T.. Schmidt. rustee. TO Rehecca
want. 4oN3i % feet. known as "A and
Erst Canal Street. October l2. 1917
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L, $. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

Tho Y. S. Circuit Court OF Appeals
rcconrencd yesterday with Circuit
Judges Prtchard. Knapp and Woods
and District Judge Connor in attend
ancc.
Case argued yesterday:
No. 154S.--Harriman National Bank
VS.. Lucy c. Huiet ct AL: on cross APP
psals from the District Court at
Charleston. s. {. Cause argued by Au-
eustine T. Smythc for the Hartman
National Bank. and the administrators
d. b. II. OF Caleb II. Huiet. and by Wal
ter Is. Wilbur for Lucy c. Huict. Kath-
rine r. lluiet and the Franklin Sugar
Refining Company and by J. l.. K.
Bryan for Lucy &. Huict. and sub
mitted.
Admitted to practices:
Walter b. Wilbur. of Charleston. s.
c.. was duly admitted as an attorney
and counsellor of the court after taxi
inE and subscrih the usual oath.
Conference day:
Saturday being conference day there
viii he no cases called for argument.
but the court will confer as to the cases
argued and remaining undecided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Joe w. white ct ux. TO w. c. Pulliam.
trustee, 90 l-2Nl24 l-2 feet cast line of
Twenty-second Street, 1873 feet south
OF W Street: also "a 5-6xl25 feet east
line Of ounty Road. g. IA feet east Of
Twenty-sccond Street: also 81 Lax
l22 lie feet east line of Twenty-second
Street, 63 3-i feet north OF V Street.
October 6. 1917; $500.
c. a. Power TO Z. J: Blake, trustee
21x12O feet. known as No. South Row
land Street. October .. 1917; s2,332.
j. 4. Dixon ct Tx. to G. s. Waller
stein. trustee 37Nl55 feet. known as
1914 Buchanan Street. October 10, 1917;
SLIGO.
Salie IT. Jackson eft vir to +. l..
Crutchheld. trustee. 16 3-4S6s 1-2 feet,
known as 100 st. James Street. Octo-
Der i. 1917: 5l,2i4.
L. Z. Bernard ct uN. TO w. r. Redd.
trustee. lots Is and Il. block 3, High
land Park. October ]. 1917: $500.
Trustees OF Trinity Baptist Church to
r. O. Bland. trustees, 6GNl32 feet south =
west corner Fells Street and Virginia
Avenue September %, 1917; S265.:0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
= X. Victor K Co. Inc. Richmond.
Capital stock. soc5.o0o. Purposes: leaf
tobacco business. a. II. Calligan. pres
ident: y. i. Thornton. secretary and
treasurcr-both OF Richmond.
Wilson. Harcoribo & Co, Inc. Nor
folk. Capital stock. s95.0o0. Purposes:
promoting business. Il. ]. r WigE.
president: James Harcombe, secretary
both of Norfolk.
Star Warehouse Corporation Rich
n'ond. Capital stock. $4,000. Pur-
poses: warehousing business. a. P.
Thornton. president: John s. Welsh,
ssCretary-both OF Richmond.
Amendment 10 charter Of Halstead G.
Finley. Inc. Norfolk, changing name TO
Booker & Finley. Inc.
Supplemental Certificate Incorpora-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
1ssned Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Ilustings Court: (Note.-Figures after
names denote ages):
90. city. ~
William II: Boyd. IS, Mecklenburg
county. and Virginia E. broadway. 80.
. Hubert X. Perkins. rs. and Bessie f.
Newman. 20. city.
John A.; Hannah. 81. Lexington, ". c.,
and Lucille Il. Yeats, 20. city.
Milton w; Toole. 81. and Florence M.
Smith. "a. Baltimore. NJ. ID.
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Real Estate Summary,
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

w. Fleet Kirk ct al. to Harvey Will
son. 25Xl35 feet north line OF Cary
Street. 102 IL feet west of Mulberry
Street October :, 1917; $3.50.
Mary S. Turner ct ais. to q. l.. Hord.
60Nl00 feet north line of lakewood Ave-
nue. AT west line of Stuart Street. DC
tober S. 1917: tax 81; $40.
Frank Tuba ct uN. TO Raphael Fran
clone, lots 20 to So. inclusive. block l6.
Broofland Park; also lots 10 to rs in
elusive. block (. Brookland Park. Sep
TENDER q. 1917; tax Sl,SU; $40.
A. L. Mcclellan ct uN. CT ais. to j. f.
Fay ct al. COMIC feet. known as 800
Home Street. September /. 1917: tax
So; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
ny tne buiid1nS Inspector yesterday:
virginia Realty and CONSTRUCTION
SomPanE Inc. to repair four frame
Strea, 'hs =; !3oS,4,6-S West Taylor
Coburn Motor Sales Corporation. to
repair brick garage. 1917 TO 23 West
Broad Street, to cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
HENRIco TRUST DEEDS.

Robert NJ. Klieman mt TO John c. Eas-
Icy, trustee. % acres three miles
from city, on Williamsburg Road. Au-
gust IS, 1911; sl3l
u O Berger et al to ". l.. Tyler,
trustee. lot s. par; Of 10. 4, Poscdale
Gardens. September /. 1917: $3.50.
Robert Johnson et Tx. to Epps &
EppS, trustees, ljoxl0l feet west limo
~ Central Avenue. October s. 1917,
$3.50
Il. a. Hord ct ux. to J. T. Carneal
trustee, 500 acres on Three-Chopt Roa d
september %. 1917: S2.54+.
Mollie Captain ct vir to q. G. Satter-
n"ld, trustee. acre on New Mark ct
Road September -, 1917; $500.
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WAGE DISPUTE ADJUSTED
LonE~horemcn at Norfolk, Newport
news and Hampton Roads In New
Agreement for One Year.
tRy Assnci.tea n-.

by Associated PressI
w \ S II CT TON. October 1a-Thc
loneshoremen's wage dispute at Nor
folk. Newport News, Hampton Roads
and vicinity has been adjusted by
Labor Department conciliators with
new contracts effective for one year
About $500 workmen were directly
affected and the same number indi-
rectly by the settlement, which was a
compromise
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RICHMoND TIMES DISPATCH: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1917
4 Gilham ct u.... lot es. MArx Addltion.

Gilman ct u1.. lot IS. Marx Addition
July Is. 1917. $l.4l6.
Il. +. Partram ct ais, trustees. to l.. e
Fartram ct ux.. 81 by irregular depth.
south line OF Stockton Street l54 feet
woss Of Seventeenth Street. July 16.
1917. $500.
lIutzicr & Levy. trustees. to A. a.
Adkins ct ux., As t-SX1S5 feet. south
line of Hull. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets. September 81.
1917. $4,000.
L. r. Mcconnell trustee. to c. p.
Woodland Heights. September IL. 1917,
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
decrease of Risk"
Brings Another Cut
Premiums on Insurance Of Men
Sailing on Vessels to War
Zone Reduced One Third.
by Associatcd Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. October 12.-Rcduc-
ton Of approximately rs per cent re-
Gently by tho government in war risk
insurance rates on vessels traversing
the war zone was followed to-day by a
reduction of one third in premiums on
the assurances OF officers and crows
on such vessels.
AS in tho case of previous reduction
decrease OF risk" was assigned by the
government as the impeiling cause
Tho new rate. which is effective i'm
mcdiately, is SO cents per 500: tho old
rate was as cents. The reduction APP
plies to crews of all American vessels
sailing between American ports and
nil European ports and African ports
on the Mediterranean.
announcement also is made" reads
4 statement issued by the Treasury
Department, "of ruling now making
mandatory seaman's insurance on all
vessels trading to the Azores. the
Canary Islands and the ports Of Mo-
rocco. Heretofore this insurance was
mandatory only on American vessels
on the Mediterranean Sea.
ION account OF it's being impracti-
cable to have the necessary forms ready
and in the hands of those Interested
this insurance will not become manda-
tory until November ] for all vessels
sailing from tho United States. and
November Is for all vessels sailing from
the foreign ports involved"
Falls Under Moving Wagon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13

ton. Ives Farm Corporation, Norfolk.
Va. reducing maximum capital stock,
100000 to $4,000. Minimum. $4,000 to
Boice Hardwood Company. Inc Rich
mond. Va. Capital stock. 100000. Pur-
poses; lumber business. c. Boicc.
treasurer both of Richmond.
National beverage Corporation Rich
mond. Capital stock. s1.000.00O Pur-
non alco holic beverages. w. II. Nc
Donald. president; w. c. Smith. score
tnry and treasurcr-both of Richmond.
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HUsTISGs TRUST DEEDS.

]. II. podd 10 John G. White. ct al,
trustees. lots : and = block 81, Wood
land Heights. October -, 1917: $1,000
J. b. Purcell 10 Augustine Royal
trustee. lots Il, -. 10 is 90. block 65
Woodland Heights. October 3. 1917
Sl.oSO.
i 7. Willard ct ux. to W G. Pulliam
trustee. lois 90 and "a. block go. Wood :
land Heights. October 8. 1917. $4,000.
Elizabeth II Jones ct v;r TO Chewing
& BoX!ey. trustee. lots and + block
IS, Woodland Heights. September 70.
1917. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13

the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Voolfolk. foil under the wheels OF
tho large wagon and was crushed to
death. The accident occurred at place
near Cuckoo. in Louisa County. Tho
small child WAS relative of Clyde
Arnett. OF Richmond and was tho
granddaughter of Robert Trlco. deputy
sheriff of Louisa County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
NEW TOXIN CuRP MARKET.
tBy " N Ese'erc%y & Coz
Riok noEE Va. t1c,nh.r Il
stocks bid I...t
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAREET

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK TARKET
(Sz!.s - Union Stork Yards,
Richmond Va. October y 1917
E-pcrt for week eadinE October S.
EYE; common 10 fair. 7a3: choice h.ifers
~ ts Tsi s,i sS 2, to GOOD :g.. common to
Ee2c, e.; common 10 fair. ~. Gt: best oxen
S6SD: T1tciurr 20 EoCd. S~1 Il =, common to
!sir, TIA o ca; best heayy bulls. ~ 17& I!eh,
6aI: best calves. i%aI: common 10 fair
1l6lEa: best heavy hoEs u: medium weigh,
tSa Fis: shoa,s. ':9Ii: SOW, and stays: 100
~: best sheep. az: common to fair. e1T:
hHSt lambs ]. q Il medium lsEli
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HusTINGs TRANSFERS.

H. NJ. Stuart 10 II. +. Jordan, lot S,
block 4. Bellevue. September "a. 1917;
tax Sl.2G: $40.
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CONDITION
lBy G. r. Currie & Col
Riehmond, Va. October L.. 1911

i Poultr~1Hens in good. active demand re-
ceipts light: chickens. active at quotations.
Rutter-Market firm. EEEs-Rsc-ipt, light:
market nrm. Hides market higher and
gteady. ve2is and live Stcck-more plenti-
Iul: market lower: demand light.
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RICHMOND UAY MARKET.

NEW YOEE LIVE STOCK MARKET
WV YOEk October l:.-Eeeves. steady:
ss,E fs."t; cows. $50 q; 4toa So.
ave steady: vesls. $3.50 $40: cults.
So IS,..TS
sh..r zsd lambs. irregular: sheep $500 3
i!:9e; eulls. $50 z $40: lambs. ,isn q
Iih:s::s: cuOs; s!..%G iii@
Hogs receirts. 80 steady a, yIy ~ u
3is.ss:, rough si7.y5 yla 81
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CHICAGO LINE sr0Ck M,RkEr-

.s.n, ae.E sSiE. s.: att i,ss;, SEQ
dixie: rough :iita ;isss: piss. .i5l5SS' q
sITd fEt: Western steers. ssAGst 50:
s'cck.rs AID feeders, SIS a 81 ca COWS and
Eefert, VIE 5l.a.. caives. IS 50 {. Si6 d
sh.sp; receipts, 1902. weak. ~eIh..s,
SsN q $lzW. lambs SIS - n sis..D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13

tHegortsd by Rodg.rs. Plumrue. & Co. Inc,
PETERSBURG. VA, October l2.-Spanis h
Farmers piock. nominal virEinis>- 90 rin Z.
srs' stock. nominal. Fancy lunb, l.. DO,
Ieuno: eItrs primo. f-,c DER uuut.d urine.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES

: SAVANNAH. GA. October - Turoent!ne
hrrn. -: sales III casks: receipts l37 czs;s
,,hipinsnts 20 cask.: stock. $o;es casX,
Rosin. Arm tairs. - barrels: .i,,tF 81.
barrels: sh!pment.. rs barrels: stock sii5.
barrels. quote y, D +. +. G. II l. 6 %:
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

David NJ. White. trustee. to Theresa
v: Green ct al. lot OF land on Seven
Zines car line. October 3. 1917. $500
~. ID. zimmerman. trustee. to w s.
October ., 1917, S6.575.
HUSTTNGS RELEASE DEEDS.
j. ". GUY. trmstNc. ri al 10 L l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13

Fai1S Under Moving Wagon.
SnppinE from moving wagon
Ernestinc Voolfolk. three years old
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HusTINCs RELnAsE DEEDS

]. II Guy. trustee. 81 al. In r, y
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RICHMOND FRUIT MAHKET.
WlalcE Ale AIai fiana

tRy W G. Crenshaw X Co.,
Richmond. Va. October L.. 1911
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Market very active on all fruits and reEo
bles Apple market verS firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
At Last! Washing Can Be Done Without Boiling or Rubbing z Wonen HaDe Been SlaDes
 efWashfabs Too Long, Sdys E1berf

chief cleazsing ugents in soap Wassirfe powders often do more harm than good berause they contain powsrfM caustics which destroy 'sfllers' which accounts fer the big pacEaees one can buy for dime or SO
 In my recent invcstipz4ions csrne acrora wonderful article called JOY which should prove boon and blessing to every woman buy your first package of JoY-and [ ,rEs nss all of my readerA to try it-youu notiee that the package is sma1ler than some 'swash- ing powders" but there's 8 good reason for the ingredients ia this new scientific vashing compound are highly concentrated. Instead of having to use three or four tabiespooasful of JOY (as you do m the ease of washing of JOY will often do ths same work
 Be careful, however, to follow tho JOY directions is important if you wish to get the best results and avoid boiling and rubbing. You don't have to do eithsr-JOY does all the wprk-it loosens and drives the any labor on your part. Put JOY to work where there is any heavy thick, cumbersome clothes to wash and sec how this wonderful cleanser and antiseptic relieves you of all the dreads of wash day.
 Because JOY is, absolutely pure and free from causties, you cah trust it for washing chif- ions, laces and the daintsest fabriea Sprinkle JOY in the watsr when you wash your diShes, siverware. glass and china 1t Is eqnslly good
 nsessssins usss I ea the ' Jof pasEass. I ma many ss ss. ass .a g. 4 ...sx s case ss .a: sasss that ghs did n?t cqnAipus its use. It makei DO difference what kind of soap you use, 70 long as you use JOY as helper. for thii evscvwhers for loo pacfege5 works wondsrs both h the washtub and around the housl generally.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

as originally announced. The lec- ture course which Is one of the big features of the Leagues work is to open on Monday, November 5, at which time, Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale is to lecture in The Stratfield on Musical Comedy, the Movies and the Modern Drama"
 The executive board of the league is to meet on Monday morning Mo- venber 12 at 10 o'clock in the league rooms and on Monday, November 1s the regular meeting will be held at 3 in the afternoon. At this meeting an exhibition from the Chicago Art Museum will be on view. The usual monthly social will be held on Mon day November 26, at 2:3O o'clock when cards and knitting will occupy the attention of the members. Mrs. William B. Bristol will act as chair Han of the arrangements
 All of the classes begin in Novem- Der and in these classes the members gre offered excellent opportunities for study under the best instructors. On Monday beginning November 5, the special class in design for poster and commercial advertising work will meet at -7:30 in the evening with Miss Ophelia Foley as teacher. On Tues days, from 930 a. m., to 4:30 D. m., there will be a class in ceramics in charge of Miss Foley. On Wednes- days November 7-14-21, painting, drawing and sketchfng, 9:30 a. m., to 1:30 p. m., Miss Foley teacher. On November and 21, from 1 30 to 4 p. m., there will bea working class in raffia basket making. On the same Wednesdays, the 7th and 21st, dnr1 nSfin Soianno nd monies are to be taught from to 5:30 p. m., by Miss, Katherine Fall
 On Thursday, November 1, 8, 15 and 22, from 9:30 a. m. to 1 D. m. Mrs. w. J. Taft is to have a class in basket weaving. On these same Thursdays at 4 o'clock, Madame Sor- ieul will conduct special class ir French for children. On Fridays, No vember 2, g, 16, 23, Red Cross day from 10 a. m., plan and fancy knit ting and other craft work, Mrs. T. I Ferguson, chairman. On Saturdays ! November 10 and 24 from 10 a. m to noon, class in original and applied design, Miss Qphelia Foley, teacher 1 On Saturdays, November and IT nature and garden study Professor Aretas Saunders, instructor
 1 AL lA0 HQ0eIluS or the BT1QgopOr Philosophical Society at 1925 Mai1 street tomorrow evening, Mrs. T. W Hincks will preside and the speake
 is to be Mrs. Catherine H. Hepburn of Hartford, who will speak on 'Th Fight for Equal Suffrage" Mrs. Hep burn has been the head of the Con
 necticut Suffrage Association and al
 earnest worker for the suffrage caug as has been Mrs. Hincks.
 Rev. Newell Dwight Hills iron Brooklyn is to lecture this evening a the Park Street Congregations church and will take for his subjec the German atrocities. pr. Hill
 knows whereof he speaks as it 1
 from personal experience and nc hearsay that he obtained his mater ial. He is a very delightful speake
 and the receipts above the bare cos
 of the lecture Are to be devoted to tn
 social work of the Y. W. c. A., in tn
 army camps. This is a most worth
 work and should receive hearty suI
 port. The lecture starts at o'clocl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
POLICE CAP TURF
 FUCITIvES FROM cHILDREN'S HOME

Tired of the monotonyi of the food Iearved at the County Home in Nor walk five of Sthe boy inmates there made break for liberty today, and two of them succeeded in reaching IBridgeport before they were again captured. Both were at headquarters without hats, and had been soaked with the rain. They were bright lads, one Il and the other B years old.
 Rising about four o'clock, long be- Tore the Breakfast hour, the five made <eeir escape from the grounds and Istaffsd for Bridgeport where they said fhey hoped to obtain employment EThsy did not wait fer their breakfast which is served at 6:3o-
 In Westport officers were in wait I5nG, word of the escape having beer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
ETIQUETTE


 Mourning should never be worn at a wedding. One may properly lay it aside for that occasion if one wishes to attend, and a gown of gray or some other inconspicuous color may take is place temporarily.
 Vance; An engagement ring should be set with a single diamond. or with diamonds in combination with other stones. Diamonds of all sizes and prices can be purchased: and the value of the ring should be consistent with the weight of the gent1eman's s purse. A solitaire ring is, in my opin- ion, the best choice. The gentleman decides what the ring shall be; and he selects it. Inside the band the names or initials of the engaged couple may be engraved, or some suitable word or sentiment may be used instead. The wedding ring should be a plain gold band, rather narrow and thick.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR

10 o'clock-Wednesda Workers of United Church in church par lors.
 1O:15 o'clock Wednesday Morning Art Club. S;S0 O'clock-Sewfng Glass, La- dies of Charity, St. Vincent de Paul at Nurses home on Idndley street. Dinner Dance at Breoklawn Country Club. o'dock-masquerade Dinner
 dance at sBIack Rock Shore and Country Club. s o'cIock-HaIlowe'en Party at
 home of Mrs. W. H. Kennah, Sea- view avenue, benefit fer Ladies of Charity, St. Vincent de Paul.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
REFINISHING A TABLE

ways in will a
  No half of the No oo l
  the the wood good paperins rubbing wi a
  cloth table this will fe t Next apply thin o hefao rubbing could gone 0 with t fl 
 
 
 ands of the under table, szs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
AUDUBON SOCIETY
 ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Audu- bon Society was held at the Fairfield library on Saturday, Oct. 27 at Il o'clock. A detailed report of the years s work was read showing the society in a fourishing condition. Plans for Federation with Bird and Nature Club of Connecticut were perfected, and an informal talk was given by Mrs. J. O. Wright. After luncheon an interesting paper was read by Mrs. H. F. Cone of Hartford on the Audubon exhibit at the Danbury fair. A talk was given by Mrs. David Chid- low of Bridgeport on work among the Italians in country gardens re- garding the Audubon society.
 The meeting then adjourned te the Bird Sanctuary. The officers elected were; President, Mrs. J. O. Wright, Fairfield; vice presidents, Rev. Allen E. Beeman. Fairfield; Mrs. Morris E. Tyler, New Haven; Mrs. G. C.. Wells, Southport; MT. Wayland La Lynne New Haven, MT. John H. Sage, Port land;- secretary, Mrs. William B. Glo- yer, Fairfleldi treasurer, Miss Fannie Hinckley, Fairf1eid; School society
 Miss Frances c. Hurd, South Nor. walk; secretary of membership. Miss Fannie Hinckley. Fairfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

As his second Columbia offering,
 Riceardo Straeciari has sung "Dio
 Possente." from Faust. It was many years ago that Gounod wrote. in the
 song with which Valentine bids his
 sister goodbye. Even bravest hearts must swell, at the mention of fare well, but those words have deep meaning today in almost every coun- try of tte world. It is 8 big song and noblys rendered by the great Ital- ian haxitane.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

There of of
  at  s nc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

Miss Ruth O.. Miller and French B. Bicksler of Wood avenue were married on Sunday afternoon at the parsonage of the First Lutheran church, 4s0s Laurel avenue. Rev Arch performed the ceremony and after wedding trip. MT. and Mrs BicksIer will reside on State street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

MT. and Mrs. Edward Lavery wei comed. son to their home 63s Brooks street on Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30
In Late Autumn ShOps

 no % n De first aid during this month to those who seeking gown merely because it strikes fancy is
  out of all of them  ofen wills
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

MT. and Mrs. F. L. Mills who are making an automobile tour with g party of friends have been registered at hotel St. Charles in Atlantic City N. J.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-30

Tom Iongboat, twice reported killed in France, has written g. letter to his former Marathon manager stating he was much alive./