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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

i1goe9 bun, svsRe 11na oerfor gipe betoe 2eIiligbeb tI
sat lore iii 5lagt at ffiie1oe.1
ugierne," ingbe 81. Spijm, al,aor Sc benoer til
bage, fffaI bum oflRgge ct geieg Mabenfelb, bpig
bcnoeg Donna lite bar n1oget i11ob bet
rDeres S1uitru bar ct fortrpfffeligt Spiierte,1 ffogoe
al1rt, .ieg tror, at bun bar tilgipet os
pDe e%Ie1rner, & iiagoe Dot4orelr igrgrnooigt INIT
le1oe, uat leg i 9ijebIiffet ineen Suitru bor, Cite
er life min Sutrll, men .gnfefr11 bon Maoet1. 2oben
er l%tbsjelig iaa 8enfeenoe."
auns trDffteoe loeltagenoe bdr1g Saaro.
Oct er i~freffeIiet for Gem" iogoe BON, men
bet bill iebnes igiel1. Nit ereite W}anI er at giere
min ltret moo min 8rooer goo igie1 mob bans
8arrt. Seq %beflnger, at g~abenfelo er ct W1ajornt,
elers ifnl6e bet tilbgre benbe, men min grbi11a ifaI
blln bore.
DE taler 10, iom ON De bor Ell gat11n1el sW1o111b,
9r. bon Rabe1. De ton jo enom1 faa 9grt1er, Der
tan opretboloe Sen gon1le @1egt. og forpla11te set bon
Mabenife Napn. ,
ugeit" iag6e &1rt igrgnno6igt rDiten6e poa Sope-
Oct, sooarnol6 babbe sRet. Oct er Brofetie1 Slegtens
SorbaroelIe, Der Dnr ran1n1e %. 5lante11 116ogr
1neb os, % W3aioratet tilfnl6er en- @ii0efi1tie. SCI FOL,
life ffe11pe MOB Sfinbnens M1aet."
90 a1rt og aon1tance pan @eien til ltolar6ef
Tom %igjetner1 Sopeoitaoen aflagoe 6e 6san1ilien Seir1
ct 8epg og BEN lille Moele forbalrieoes 11eget hes at
opoage {. bun bupbe en- 0nfel og en- Eante iom bum
alorig bapoe bi6it 1,oget on.
sSaa Tiger otter pieoes 9oftor !Seint og GIiie poo
M ! en- lille airfe 1loe Ell al 6orlteoer11e.
SSnge1 11oen 8raiten biolte t1oget ON Sc ner11ere
9nrita1roigbeoer % &1offerett l1aoreoe fig 6erfor ooer
at ie Ell iaa in1uf 8rlto fle6t Sen 6pbelte gorg.
Ser er gaaet Star iioen Sen Sis.
SarniGen- Seu1s 2pffe er alorig blebert f%or1ngrfet.
@Ren alrt bon gfapens sD11o bar baoret fin gtraf
| fig ielb.
San er b1ebet1 gar1nlel og eraa fer Gioen.
Otter bans Dp6 gaar @faioratet @%aoeaielo oper
til cit Gi6elinie.
San leper meget ftiIe, oa belle bans 6iqen qoor
no pna at lon1le Gfatte til Moe1e.
8or1tanees >Gtrof er, at bun 11oo ie oerpoa.
geaar Moele b1iber %pofen, bill bum bore en- al Sc
rigete Nrpirger 2anoet.
6 II e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

men e1Ier lo6e lin 8l1ls blibe fit
l,cen ielp at biie fig. gaa mart 8e=
folfningens Npsgierrigbeo bar til
freositillct, b1ep 5pgeb11let ltaaen6e
tomt og bIeb life lenge efter ont
oannet til Sorretningsgaaro. @i6til
bor o6e fremme6e 9ieble" / &iinu
bebol6 ben ubDre Mrbej6smorf for
fig ielp, % Tom &egel Tan man fige,
at 6e nD0er almin6elig Mnerfjen6eI=
ie og 8eun6ring." SD Sen 1cbpei=
5iife Misiionslege efter iets Mars
girflombeo forlo6 @ino for at reiie
biem til Scbnei5, bleb BON ogiao
al MDnoigbe6erne / set Oitrift,
bbor ban baboe boet, operroft en-
SifeparoplD - Gegn paa Sen beie=
1te l%16merfelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Sngen 1lempe iiben. uDeres 2p=
gemiooel bar giort mig meget eoot,"
ifriper Mrs. Soiefine SesI fra
1118 8ogbp ct, &ouiton, Ser, / ct
8reb til 81. @eter 6abrnep &
Cons. ~SSeg bopoe en- oaarlig 500
meo ct @aar, iom breo op bbcr
CONNER. Sor to Mar iioen, meoens
ieg enonu boe6e i son Mntonio,
br11gte leg Deres aa1rifo, og iioen
ben Si6 bar leg ingen nle1npe boft
meo min 500. Mf Soriigtigbeos-
benipn bar jeg netop M facet to
SLATER fra Deres 2ofalagent Der.
<rifo bar paa famine Ei6 forbe-
bret min Mppetit. Seq toffer Gem
i9r6eles meget."
9bis De er interesieret / en- Me=
oicin, iom er birfeltg go0, en- iom
bar naaet S6ioepunftet al alminoe=
Zig Onoeit baa0e ber og / l1olnnoet
11oelnffenoe pau @runo al fine egre
5ortrin, efter ct Marbunore6es ita-
oigt 8rug, bill ST.. 8eters &urifo
tiltale Sem. Settle gamle nrtemio-
eel er lite til at faa poa Mpotbefet.
5pecielle Ngenfer ifnffer Soft set
oirefte fra Gilbirfernes 2aborato<
rum. Sfrib til ST.. 8eter Sabr-
nep & Cons 60, 25o1 @aibineton
8lo6:, Chicago, 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
sil Soft meo irriterenSe sub.

0ber &un6re6e Gr1iin6e menneL
tier Der til 2an6s bar bebift, al
mtet iaa burtigt % b%e6barenoe
llnorer irriterenoe Saarbeo. iom
sbfes Comfort 8ouber. Csc / Wt,
mol og arore Mpotbefer. 9rppenre
fri.
SIZE GOmfort Bomber &c.,
Boston, Mosi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
2%Gsefnnlten / aina.

gn lcbipei5ift 29ge, 2eoer al Ba-
"Reminiscences SDgebns / Supin
(Nropins / &mangtun9), font nplig
er ben6t tilboge til europa, bor, /
en- uoeulanoif Mpis meo0elt en- Del
Grfaringer og SSn6trpf, Tom er bel
|egneoe til at beitprfe os / 6en Gro,
lat / aina ltaar 2egefunIten / bore
Gage nejagtig paa iamme 5tan6-
n1nft iom pao &onfnctus' Sis.
rSner @ang leg tom ira nit 9p<
gebus," ifriper nepnte 2pge, rgif
LEG forbi ct 9us, bbis Dgr belto6 at
ct imuofigt Sorbang og min6eoe ON
Snogangen til en- G%pillebule eller
0piumsbule, og paa bpis @pg Ser
bar op1laaet en- r66 Blafat, poa
GDilfen ser Ito6 at I9ie, at set bor
en- berdmt 2ege, lom fer bab6e tit
4ontor. Sen Wan6, 1om 1a6 6er-.
in6e % Dente6e paa 8atienter,
babbe en6m for tort 1Eib 1iben bee
ret a&an6b9rfer. Meen ga ban lDn=
tes, at Saan6b9rfet bleb for mogert
lat lepc at, bellrtteoe ban at blibe
129ge. 9a fl,n6e ban 10 oglaa be-
nptte en- De1 al set 8erft9i iom
bon ,bi6til bab6e brrgt, +. @fs. en-
flor Gang, lom fun6e bore go6 til
at treffe u6 Een6er mes. ~ On
or16en aineier reflamereoe mes
r%1lfeilbarlige 2egemtoler", - ban
bar 2ege og Mpotbefer iamti0ig og
bar Ell 9ppe paa ben @lags &paf-
ialbere, Tom Den fineiiife 2pgeltano
for 9tbriteoelen er %fammen1ot al, og
iom lite ftaar b6iere ems Sn6ioner=
neg Me6icinmen6. San bar fi6bt
en- bel 8jgrn og laltet 6ens &ip6.
De tilopersbleone Dele, Sierte, Ealg
olb. bil6e ban realiiere iom 2ege=
mio1er for alleboanoe 5pg6omme.
r. On anoen Mfort at Sen firefiife
2pgeltan6 beitoor al Mnolfobeter,
bbis belle 2eeepioenifab friper fig
fro, at Sc bar iagttaget anore og
foripger at efterabe Dem. Wogen
Mnle6ning til birfelige meoicinife
Stu6ier gipes Ser lite i @ina, og
Disieftion er forb116t. Spemiom-
BELT tan blibe 29ge, og set er Der
for gonife natlrligt, at mine &olle=
ger meb Saarpiffen og g%on6alerne
lite nD6er nogen oberpRttes MnIeel-
le. &ine{erne er ogfaa foriigtige NOT
It'll ol6rig at beta1e 2egen, f6r Be er
belt belbre6et. SpIgen er, at Be III
neiiite 29ger fom @egel er og bliber
fattige DiepIe belle beres 2ip. Sbp-
btg bprer man om fipbneibangre
Seilgreb, ibet +. gfs. ct 8roftiIfeI6e
bliper bebanolet, iom ON set bar en-
ranobol6ig Guilt.
S @inn ifie1ner MOI, trengt mel
lem 5pecialtiter for inore % for
n6bortes Sbg6omme, og be to @ate>
gorier at 2pger rnaa ol6rig fuife
bperanore | Saanoberfet. st Cts
empeI: ST. 81 bIep truffet Of en-
8il, bpis Sfaft bar breffet, men Ino.
ban, at ct Nar Eommer al 5ffoftet
ito6 no Of 5naret. Sht6m set bar
let Saar / 6e ir6re 0rgarter, Blep
oog en- 5peeialift u6porfes STD
der tilfalot. Denu1e tog en- anib %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Eifal set bore go6t for" 1tprne6e ST.
II $50, fjere 8rooer," Dor 5baret,
,ieg bar bare meo bore Sfa6er at
gjere. @eIren mao min &ollega for
inbre SDg6omme toge fig al" On
fan6nn uinbre 2pge" ar1benber meo
Gorfjerligbeo lange Naale for at
|fin0e no, bDor sSbg6ommen iib6er og
for at 6ribe Sc on6e Man6er no al
|&roppen. Ser er 10 forfielltge
|Slogs al Gs1e Moale, og man bar
en- 2e6-D11ffe, iom Ell in66elt 1854
imoa @ba6rater eller Girfler, pna
|bbilfe Der ftaar Sfrifttegn, Ser ar-
giber, bbor Sen Maal maa ftifffes
|in6 for Sen enc eller an6en 5pg6om,
el1er bbilfet in6re Organ er a11gre-
BET, naar 5tiiffet frembringer en- be-
ltemt 8irfning. 9enne Bnnfttnr,
iom ifal bore opftnoet / Maret 27O0
II. &r., bor foltet mangt ct 1taffels
Offer lite Blot 9jne eIler 9re, men
|ofte ogiaa an6re Digtige 9rga1er, ia
%lt16ertioen 2iDet. Sen fineiiife
Doftors 2egemio1er er mangfoloi-
|ge. S banifelige Ei1fel6e benoer
oct en66n, at ban foreifriper Men=
neifefi66, og iom ierlig ltprfen6e
Igialoer set alt,fom TANNER fra bill
De 9pr. 4ieoet al lorte 61anger
|bjalper moo n6ilet, og Marpen al
|@iorteben birfer itprfen6e og BLOB
6a,1nenoe. Moo Gforlogensfeber
og Difterit ifar en- @egrorm iom
fll1ges leben6e, bieIpe fortrinlig.
M1en lite ollie Sorifrifter / Sen fine
|iiife 29gehunit er per6ilgie. @ao-
|leoes opfa11ot &irurgen Sma-Sao i
Maret 800 ct n%arfotiIf Mio6el, en-
8lonoing al &omp og MIfoboI, og
lite fao. &inelere fjenber en- @9ffffe
belicbringen6e l1rter og bar go6t
|8ienbifob til 8eban0ling at bisie
|Spg6on1me.
Sen tore 9ilitren1ning til ben
fremrneoe 9iabels" gDgebus, bbor
|5olf blarot anoet fnn6e blipe fpit
beres @al6eltene, los Sc beremte See
ger / nprmeIte 8D ingen $50. u@bo6
l6en fremme6e 9iebel ton, maa hi
|! ogiuo hume" flutte6e oe, og lao
figbte Sc en- gammeI Sorretnings=
gaaro, iom 6e bpgee6e ON. Ser
l!b1eb ir6rettet en- pr9gtig Mobtogel=
Iieslalon og en- Mengbe maa, cele=
1igncn6e &nmre. SIT oisIe life f111-
be luftes, bar 1aturligbis en- 8iiog.
!9a Der bi6tiI life fanotes noget IL
! neiiif 5Dgebus, Der fun6e tiene iom
Mbniter, maatte man ielb u6tenfe
lElancrne. - Man bente6e aItina en-
i2pge me6 ct 1nngt % ber6mt Mabn
90 inopie6e 5pgeb11fet meo 8onnp
log 8ragt, flint set bberfen bab6e
8atienter, 8erionole eller set neo-
lbenoieIte nbftpr. De f6rfte Gage
~Iitremmeoe Sof, fom les Of oIIe n1n-
l1ige Spgoomme, til % los fig uo-
Iipsrge al 2agerL Ser iab PAD ct Ii
bet goro, % Jon fbIte Dem paa 8ul-
Lien % ~unoerfegte Sopeoet. Sor
Climber bnboe ban ct fpecielt Som
fultationsbpreIie, Der De6 ef
(sfiermbret bar belt: to Rum. S
iSfarmbrettt Dar Der Ct Sui, bpor-
Iilssie1nem g%atienten f1noe title ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
9nf Dor Bo8banbd.

VILE 8Sser fra bort Eager feubes
psstpfrh u1eS &afftpofl dIer 81,
prsfs; men buiter man &aiBea as.
tareret n.aa 5 Gents etstra x1ebfpl
&c 8eitiaingen.
8. @asmnsien So,
720-722 81, M ST.
MianeapoIis, gaiun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

E1ISalnS Har ca $1,000 Acre, Land
tilsalgs. Detmeste er hard
wood. Land, fra S. til SIS. pr Acre. ssI-
ger Landet med Sc. pr Acre kontant, Re-
sen Paa kontrakt, som kan afbetaIes paa5
4 o Aar, 3 Procent Relte. Har flere op-
|dyrkede Farme omkringt Bimidji. Er Eier
og Agent. AR. ERICKSON, Bemidii.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
Sblgnne.

90 ben raoe1feloife S3anriliebegrooeIfe banoe Inff-
ff fg efter ben afoeoe 6lotsberres Gig, bar aurt
igier Rniorntsberre oenne Gang ubefitrioeligt %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07
lLandet l1vor kreafur
grasser paa frodige Klsvermarksrr.
Central Minnesota Land, send Brsy-
.kort efter. gratis Pris Liste pao
Land o. Farme. Adresser:
a. Murray. Waudena N(iialn.


100 ACRES. udm@rket Jord, ~
dyrket, Q Mil til norsk-luther1k
Kirke, s Mil til CountyssedeE
$3.50 pr Acre. Code Bygnfngec.
Skandinayisk Settlement. Frugthe-
vs;s alslags Forbedringer. Let's
Vtlkaar
Benson Land Company. Benson. Minn
$40 ACRES ."cut over Land, For
est County, Wis, 8 Mil fra Station
we'd 500 Hovedlinje. Clear Trout
Stream gjennem Landet, med et
godt Sat Tpmmerhytter we'd Bred
den. Rigeligt Braende og mindro
Tanner paa Landet til at betaIo
for samme. Pris for hurtfgt kon-
tant salg So. pr Acre. Brown Land
G Lumber Co.. Rhinelander, Wiz
500 ACRES GoDT LAND.
n@r Tenstrike, god lord, Hard
wood Timber, nRr en- stor Indies.
E$25. til $40. pr. Acre, Iette VII
|kaar. Skandinaviske Settlementer.
SkriV paa Enge1sk efter Oplysnfn
ger ON dette og andet Farmland
III The Beltrami County STAT
Bank. Tenstrike. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Srsfen SEMEN: Cub Door Mrel
Sbiefs er fret. S @ftes, So bi fulg-
.fes blem fra BET &ongelige, foriGgte
ban ! @aoeosren at fbsie mig pao
ainoen. Men ou Tan fro, leg bite
bam tilrette."
5rbfen &eterien: sselbfglgelia.
Sbao bar man e1lers fin M1no til. !"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-07

Srlten: r@pnes o11 life, leg fuloe
butte ben &a, leg figbfe igaar, Ben
Poster life iaa goM til Saaret."
Serren: uSror Oh life set bleb
Ibilligere, ON ri bDtte6e &aarett?"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
DIVISION TO
 OBTAIN TEACHERS

Hartford, Nov. 29.-The Federal Bureau of Education has been au- thorized by President Wilson to create a special division to recruit and reg ister qualified and unemployed teach CTS, according to an announcement received by the woman's department, Connecticut State Council of Defense. It is requested that all such unem~ ployed teachers send their nar- }s to the Bureau of Education, Washing ton, D. c. All information regarding salaries, location of possible positions
 and other details can be he'd from the Bureau of Education. This ap- peal is intended only for those teach CTS who are unemployed. Its object is to create, at Washington, regis try of teachers from which states where there is a shortage can draw.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
MRS. ANNA FLETCHER oDEIh.

Mrs. Anna Fletcher Ode1l died yes terday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs Thomas Eden, of 1913 Stratford avenue. She had come to the city after the death of her hus- band, which occurred in Plainfeld Vt., six weeks ago. She is survived by one son, IS months old; also her parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Fletcher in England; four sisters. Mrs. Thomas Eden, Mrs. Carl Schwaeble and Miss Agnes Fletcher of this city and Miss Monica Fletcher of England; also four brothers John, James, Peter and Joseph Fletcher, of England. Ar engagements for the funeral have not been made but the body will be taker to Plainfield, Vt., for burial in that | place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Reliable Fur Scarfs and

$9 Black Coney Scarfs or Muffs $6.4S S9 Taupe Coney Scarfs or Muffs $6.4S S12 TauDe Scarfs or MufFs. .. $8.98 S20 Black Wolf Scarfs or Muffs $16.9S S25 Black Wolf Scarfs or Muffs $19.9S $50 Black Wolf Scarfs or Muffs $24.9S SS3 Black Lynx Scarfs or Muffs $26.4a
 100 Black Fox Scarfs or Muffs we are offering $25 to S75, which is one third less than their values. Red Fox Furs, Taupe Fox Furs, Natural Opos- sum, Natural Skunk and many other furs at one-third less than their value. This is your opportunity to save money on your fur purchases. All Millinery Trimmings, Ribons, Fancy Feather Ostrich Fancies, Ribbon Ornaments at half prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
CAPTAIN 1EREMIAH MURPHY.

A solemn high mass of requiem was offered yesterday morning at sa- cred Heart church, for Captain Jere- miah Murphy, son of Col. T. J. Mur- phy. Rev. Thomas Mooney celebrat- ed the mass, and the military re- quiem was sung by the church choir. Many priests from all parts of the diocese attended the service, and del egations from the Fiks and Knights of Columbus were present. Many of the former classmates of the high school also attended.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
MRS. OLIVE A. MARSH.

Mrs. Olive (Anderson) Marsh, widow of the late Wyatt D. Marsh, formerly of Bridgeport but for many years a resident of Hartford, died Wednesday evening, in her ninetieth year, at No. IS Garden street. She was the daughter of the late Orlin and Esther Anderson of Munson, Mass. She leaves three nephews liv- ing in Cleveland, O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
RAYMOND c. DAWsEY.

Raymond G. Dawsey died yester- at the Isolation hospital, after few days illness with influenza, at the age of IS years. The young man was well known and popular with the young people with whom he was as sociated. He was a chauffeur fo" the Smith & Comstock Co. He was a member of St. Anthony's R. c. church and the funeral services will be held from there.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
THOMAS KINNEY.

Thomas, three year old son of Thomas and Mary Kenney, died at the home of his parents, 1244 SeavieW avenue, Wednesday. The funeral was held this afternoon from the parents home at 3 o'clock, and interment was in St. Michaers cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
LUISE B. HURZ.

Louise B. Hurz died Wednesday after a short illness at her home, 1075 Kossuth street. The funeral services were held this afternoon from the mortuary chapel of Rourke & Boucher at 2:30, and interment was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.)

Stratford, Nov. 29.---Oronoque lodge, I. O. o. F., will initiate a large class this evening. Next Friday they will confer the first degree. Invitations have been sent to Stratfield Encamp- ment of Bridgeport and Housatonic lodge of Derby to be present and wit ness the degree. As acceptances have been received from both of the organ izations it is expected the lodge room will be filled to capacity. Now that the war is over and the young men will soon be returning, Oronoque lodge expects to boom in membership. An accident occurred at Main street and East Broadway last evening when an automobile owned and operated by o. G. Beard, Jr., of Milford, struck Mrs. Hart of Bell street, Walnut Beach. Although she was knocked down, she received only minor in juries and, after receiving treatment, was able to go to her home.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold a Christ mas sale of fancy articles on Decem- ber 5. They are also planning to have a clam ,chowdRr supper Son December F. Both events will take place in Packard hall.
 Christ church Guild are selling a large number of postal pictures of the
 interior of the church as it appeared
 at the Victory service. An enlarged picture is to be made and hung in the Iparish house. Rev. c. c. Kennedy, Tector of the parish, was to hold ser
 vice yesterday in the historic church
 of St. Martins in the fields, London.
 It was expected that Bishop Perry would preach at the service. This
 was probably the first American
 Thanksgiving service ever held ir
 England
 . News items for publication in The
 Times may be left at Carten Bros. \ Stratford Garage, Main street Il CORTEz c. ROCKWELL, plumbina II and heating; jobbing a speciality Il Cor. Main and Hillside avenue H stratford' D 10 If III STAMFORD GRANDCHILDREN new II management. Repairing promptly Il attended to. Satisfaction guaran II teed.
 II TO RENT---6 rooms, corner Pembroke III and Reilly streets Enquire Petel II Gleason, 2S90 Main St. Phone. u Wheat loaded out Of the grain ele vators in Chicago in the last foul
 days amounted to more than 1,500, 900 h11shala
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
PAUL OVAHT,

Paul Ovaht died yesterday at his home, 427 Spruce street, after short illness Funeral services will be held at the Greek Hungarian church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
PAUL MANDEZ.

The funeral of Paul Mandez will be held from the funeral rooms of Rourke & Boucher tonight, after which the body will be shipped to Massa chusetts for burial
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
ANNIE HOLT.

The funeral of Annie Holt was held this afternoon from the late home 776 Noble avenue, at o'clock. Interment was in Lakeview ceme- tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
DANIEL FLANNERY.

The funeral of Daniel Flannery was held this morning from St. Charles church, where a high mass of requiem was offered for the repose of his soul. Interment was in St. MichaeTs cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
BENNETT F. MORRIS.

Bennett Morris died yesterday at his home, 55 Poplar street. The fun eral will be private, and interment will be in Mt. Grove cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
OBITUARY
MABEL PEPPER.

The funeral of Mabel L. Pepper was tuary chapel of H. B. Bishop. In- torment was in Mountain Grove cem- etery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
1l05 MAIN STREET
 Bridgeport, Conn. 908-o14 Main St., Hnrtforo
11O5 MAIN STREET
 Bridgeport, Conn. 10 Rue St. Cecile, Paris.
MILLINERs R S
LEADING MILLINERS TOMORROW, SATURDAY. WILL BE THE LAST DAY FOR ANNIVERSARY SALE BARGAINS

Wantable Millinery, Waists Reliable Mufs Guaranteed Silk Silk Fibre and Shetland Wool Sweaters Ostrich Neck Boas Marabout Feather Cape Fur Trimmings Velngs Ribbons, Velves,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Veilings

35c New Face Veilings. .... 20c yard soc New Face Veilings. .... soc yard $1.75 New Chiffon Border Wells $1.25 S2.25 New Chiffon Border Vei1s S1.75 SIPS Black Mourning Silk Wells 9Sc S1.80 Black Mourning Silk Wells SIPS S1.S5 Black Mourning Silk Wells S1.4S S2.5O Black Mourning Silk Wells S1.9S S4.OO Black Mourning Silk VeiIs s. .25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Petticoats

$1.35 Black Cercaline Petticoats 98c S1.75 Black PercaIine Petticoats S1.25
 s1.75 Black FIowered Petticoats SIPS SAYS Silk FIounce Petticoats. S1.9S S. GO All Silk Petticoats. ... G2.9S S6.OO All Silk Petticoats. .. S4.4S $500 All Silk Petticoats. .... S6.4S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

Agencies of the government will buy steel direct from the manufac- turers instead of through the War h. dustries Board.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

Wheat loaded out Of the grain ele- vators in Chicago in the last four days amounted to more than 1,500, 900 busheiR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

TO RENT---6 rooms, corner Pembroke and Reilly streets. Enquire Peter Gleason, 2S9O Main St. Phone.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Sweaters

$500 Mercerized Silk Sweaters $2.9S S6.OO Mercerized Silk Sweaters S3.9 S7.5O Silk Sweaters .......... S4.98 S1O SlIl1 Sweaters ............ S7.48 S14 silk Sweaters ............ S9.98 S4.OO Shetland Slip-ons ..... SAYS $5.5O Shetland Slip-ons .... $3.4S S7.OO Shetland Sleeve Sweaters S4.75 S1O Shetland Sleeve Sweaters $7.4S $500 Quilted Silk Jackets. ... $19S S1.5O Dolls INSTRUMENTATION. .S1. .OO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Goats

s33 Silk Seal Plush Goats. .... S24.9s S25 Silk Seal Plush Coats. ... S1S.75 SS8 Silk Seal Plush Coats. .$27.9S
 SAP Silk Seal Plush Coats. ... SS3.75 S6O Silk Seal Plush Coats. ... $42.OO $15 Cloth Coats ........... s 9.98 922 Cloth Coats ........... $16.4s S25 Cloth Coats ........... $1875 SS5 Cloth Coats ....... S27.98 $9.OO Light Weight Coats. ... s 4.9S S1O Light Weight Goats. .... s 5.9s SIS Light Weight Coats. .. s 9.9S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold a Christ mas sale of fancy articles on Decem- 1 ber ,. They are also planning to have a clam ct1owdRr supper Son December 12. Both events will take place in | Packard hall
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

STAMFORD GARAGE---Under new management. Repairing promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaran- teed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

TT PAYS TO TRADE AT DILLON'S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29
Rain Coats

Goats .......... $49. AS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

CORTEz c. ROCKWELL, plumbing and heating; jobbing a speciality. Cor. Main and Hillside avenue, Stratford. . D 10 If
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-29

News items for publication in The Times may be left at Carten Bros Stratford Garage, Main street.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-13
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