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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
ROMAN COH1|NiQRkN
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G.. r. PASCU.
VEtutc 81 iDcSff3}u

Gear fl oare daca ar muri? Ori
omorita de un glonte ori de o do
"a de otrava, tot acelaSi sfIrsit a.
re viata. Daca S ar ruga de Sma-
randa, dinsa lar procura putina
otrava. Nu lar spupe pentru eel
trebue. ST char daca lar spuAe,
poate ar lndupleca 81 avind mia
de sbuciumarile eli sufletesti, lar
da. Sc moara dar aducindu- 81
aminte de ce Sc scrie la carte, ca
cine Isl rapeste zilele face un pa
cat mare, sc cutremura de griia
pacatului. 81 de ce Sc moara Nu-i
spusese oare generalul ca pa:at
sc moara 0 fata ca ca? Sandu Oar
n a murit din pricina eli. A cazut
ranit in lupta pentru apararea "a
rel 81 char daca era ridicat de sa-
nitari 81 dus la ambulanta, tot
murea. Rama lui a fost mortala.
Fara leac. 81 Sandu nu-i spusese
sd nu Sc marite. Sc nu dea inima
ei altuia Sc rugase de ca sal
resbune, ii la rcsbunat ; Ia resbu-
nat Gu prisosinta, 81, dorul de via
ia incepu sd nayaleasca la inima
ei de fecioara tinara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22

sea parul binisor. Pima la iarna
Sc face mare 81 poti sal impic-
testi. Ce par frumos, moale, lucios
81 des!''
,,Da, doamna, asa cred 81 eu.'
&c frumoasa 81 draguta esti,
Voichito. Asculta draga, MI
vreau Sc insir multe 81 sd fac
multe ocoluri. Eu sunt invatala
sa spun deadrcptul omului III fatd
ce am pc inima. Vrei sd fiji fata
mea? Spunes'
Voica Sc impurpura la fata 81
Sc emotiona asa de tare ca lasa
ciorchinele de struguri pc pat,
dar ca in totdeauna reveni in Gu
rind stapina pc sine 81 zise:,
,,D-na Frunzescu! fntrebarea
d-tra ma emotionat fiindca lam
inteles bine rostul Ell In ce chip
dOrItl sc devm fata d-trAT Va rog
nu va suparati de intrebare, dal
daca nu stu nu pot respunde,
zise Voica Gu vocea tremurata.
,,Da, al dreptate. fnsa nu pu
team nici eu spune toate deodata
Acup da-mi vote sa-ti spun. Sti
cd ti-am vorbit adesea ori desprt
Iorgu al meu. II un baiat al trebc
81 nu mi-e rusine de ell. Z v0inlt
81 frumos Daca al vrea Sc devi
sotia lui. Hu M. Fl rnsine nici 81
time. Ce zicif Scuza ma ca am 4,
Itrebuintat termeni prea familiari
dar nam putut altfel, cdci simt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22

inima imi spune ca al Sc devil flea
mea."
Voica trebuit sd faca sfortari
uriase sa Sc poata stapini. Nu de
bucurie ca Use face aceasta pro
punere, ci de emotiune 81 de felul
cum fost facuta de femeia acea-
sta buna, impunatoare 81 frumoa-
sd inca, Gu toate ca timpul inee-
puse sal brazdeze fata. Propune-
rea a VENT pc neasteptate. Fem.-
ia aceasta pima acum nici oda.a
II a facut cea mai mica aluzie des-
pre- glndul Ell 81 n'avusese tilnp sd
cugete asupra Ell. Sc gfndi Sc tcei.
ra timp ca sa Sc cngete, dar prin
aceasta ar Fl ranit inima acestei
femei, care ii spusese ca inima ii
spune ca are Sc devina flea eli, 81
sc hotari Sc ocoleasca respunsul 81
Sc cugete asupra propunerei in
timpul cit va vorbi Gu ca 81 res
punse:
.,Doamna Frunzescu! Sc va
spun drept ca propunerea d-tri
ma surprins foarte multi 81 Va
multumesc de marea cinste ce I'M
- IA.
facet de a ma face fiica D-tra
Va rog sd nu va suparati daca va
pun 81 en- o intrebare."
,Nu draga, poti sd intrebi to1
Ice doresti. Char astept Sc flu IN
|trebata, respunse dzla Frunzes
|cu, luiad miinile y0ichei iii. II;
! sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22

ca ,banii colectati pima in prezent,
sal predea secretarului d-lui l.
oan Oprea, ca sa putem face o
dare de seama. Domnii delegat'
pentru congress, sunt rugati ca sd
nu lipseasca de la aceasta aduna-
re, find ca vor Fl hotariri Gu pri-
wire la Congress, 81 dinsii sa-si
la note.
in numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male din New Castle, Pa:
P. Pacurar, presedinte.
loan Oprea, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
Propunerea este facuta Gu con.
imtamintul baiatului d-tra 2"


,,Da draga, Gu indemnul iui
char. Ar fl VENT ell so faca, dar
tocmai acum sunt in curgere niste
lupte mari 81 nu poate parisi
cimpul de lupta."
,,Bine, dar dinsul nu ma cunoa-
ste. Poate ca II am Sal plac!" IL
Sc Voica, rosindu-se nitel la fata.
Tie inseli draga. Te cunoaste
din tabara. Tea vazut de mai
mute ori 81 daca i-ai placut ca
barbat, sal placi 81 ca femeie.
Un niger ca tine rapeste inima ce-
lui mai cuvios sihastru. 81 sa-ti
mai divulg ceva: Tea vazut ,i
aici in spital, stii atunci cind all
VENT mar multi ofiteri sd te va
"a zise dina Frunzcscu zimbihd
Gu 0 bupatate parinteasca.
,,,Stie d-nu Iorgu ca sun taran-
Cd 81 nam educatie potrivita ~
femeile dilf societatea inaltai" in
treba Voica, foarte serioasa 81 Gu
privirea tintita pc ochii d-nei
Frunzescu.
,,Da, draga; site tot &C stiu 81
eu 81 ce site 81 fratele meu loan,
| generalul, care tea ingaduit 81
servesti in armata. "
Iii mintea Voichei Sc fasl lunai-
n6 deplina. VA sa zica dina Frn,ll,
'lxescus care III vizitase timp De OBI
jskptk J tkmfni, era sora generalulnl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22

care Sc purtase asa de parintes.e
Gu ca. Un nor ii intuneca seninata-
tea fruntei sale, pc care Sc ivir;i
cfteva creturi mici. Sc gindi eli
poate femeia aceasta 81 mai Gu
seama baiatul Ell, Sc supun la do
rinta generalului, care reciman-
dat-o 81 poate ca a 81 staruit so
faca 0 nora, 81 in cazul acesta ar
Fl casatorie silita, fara impul-
sui inimei din partea lui Iorgu 81
nu voia sa-si lege viata Gu un
barbat care no iubeste. In cazul
acesta mai bine STAR lega -viata Gu
Vasile, care de 81 sarac 81 olog,
dar iubeste Gu aceiasi pornire
cum 0 iubise Sandu. Depanind a.
ceste cugetari Else catre dina
Frunzescu:
,,Doamna Sa ma iertati dacl
nu va pot respunde hbtarita ia
propunerea d-tra. M refuz 81
sunt inclinata sd deviu nora d-tra,
dar asi dori ca inainte de q va
promite, sd am 0 convorbire de
citeva minute Gu d-nu Iorgu. Sail
vad 81 ell 81 sal cunosc, asa dupl
cum ziceti cd ma cunoaste 81 d-lui,
Cred ca prin aceasta nu va supEr
81 daca inlpotriva vointei mclc
WAN suparat, ca Arog sax ma ier-
tati, ... J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
c ON OC A R E

Liga Nationala, scotia New Ca
stle, Pa, convoaca adunare gene
rala pc ziua de Il Septembrie
1919, la orele 2.30 p. m, in hala
societatii ,,Albina" din 1912 S.
Jefferson Street
La ordinea zilei vor Fl mai mul
te puncte importante de rezolvat
GU privire la viata noastra poll
tica din America.
Domnii cOlectOri sunt rugati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
de rIliere.
POVESTIRE ORIGINALA.
De: Iosif G. Comsa.
(Urmare 81 sfirsit).


Pronia cereasca imi scoasc in
calc-mi pc doctorul g., un annie
vechiu, la care lam istorisit din
fir in par toata afacerea. Atunci
la recomandatia D-rului G. che
mai de urgenta carul ambulant,
care in interval de 10 minute
sosi la locul designat, dind aspec-
tul plm de fiori al carului fune-
bru. O transportasem la spital.
AWnsi acolo dupa o ora de SUI
ferlnte linga cele mute sd scapa
de fructul eli nelegiuit. Intro ma
sa imcompacta de carne doctorul
care era in ignoranta de cele ma
rate mai sus, mil abuse inaintc
sal vad. Aceia imi fu de ajuns
ca saptamna intreaga sa ma
puma la pat, coprins de spasmu-
rile frigurilor salbatice 81 de
serbia. in care interval Isl veni 81
dmsa in starea-i normala. Pc de-
plm covalescenta venise acasa dc
la spital Eu nu mai cram eel d.
nalnte, saptamina aceia ma imba-
trlnise Gu zece ami. imi albise pa
rul de pc cap inainte de vreme.
M mai Stiam ce directie sd
mai apuc. De ea nu ma puteam
scapa, parea ca o putere magicA
ma tinea tintuit de ed. 81 daca
atunci. nu s ar fl ivit niste eve
nimente, de care pc atunci toti
Rommii adevarati erau doritorl,
astazi poate as fl fost tot Gu ca.
Ar fl trebuit sa-mi cheltuiesc via-
ia intreaga Gu eel mai Gle pc ur-
ma parazit.
Oar chiar pc acele timpuri RD-
minia intraSe in raZboiu, dccla-
rlnd formal razboiu dujmanilor
nostri seculari, Ungurilor. din ca
re neam facea parte 81 scumpa
mea sotie!
Dumneaiei sa facuse catran de
mamie 81 facea spume la gura, au
zind vestea, care pentru moi Ro
mimi insemna o Rominie Mare.
un ideal mare realiHat. ii cetii eu
singur prima veste din ziarul "A
merica'' numai Cd dupa aceia Sa
ma improaste Gu droaie de in
Sultari la adresa tot ce romln.
zicind: ca in curind (pe atunci,
astazi Gu totul reverS) nu mai
are 81 fie RomInie pc harta f.
uropei. Caci oStile barbara ungu-
resti are sd le faca de hac la No
canii de Romini cum ii numea din
sa. 81 atunci aruncindu-mi Ziarul
in ochi.
Asia era prea multi din partc-l,
dinsa merse acum pima la eXtrc-
initiate. Suferisem eu destule uni
liri, destule injosiri, din parte.
pc care lie suporta-i Gu 0 extra
vaganta he, mai pomenita, dar nu-
mai din simpla cauZa, ca fusel
tras pc sfoara, 81 nu deschisei o.
chii la timp. Deci ma decisei sd
suffer in cit ma priveSte perso-
nal. Dar atunci end ea-Si batea
Joe de tot ce este rOmln, nu mi
am mai putut infrina indignarea
81 desgustul>de ca, 81 pin de ma
ME atunci ii Stersei vre-O citeva
perechi de paine mocanestl, din
du-i Sd inteleaga ca ce poate un
mOcan.
M voiesc sa flu numit un ON
barbar, lOvind imtr' o femeie, ca Il
eu singur condamn metodul acela
brut, pc care multi il pun in apll-
care fara a avea yrea cauza prln-
cipala. Oar in cazul meu este ex-
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A v I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Dacia Traiana" din
Newark, Ohio, in ziua de IA Sep
tembrie 1919, avut adunare lu-
nara, la care S'a votat ca fiecare
membru apartinator acestei 50
cietati este obligat a figura ca
membru fondator al halei, do
mind suma de $40, totQdata 81
fotografia, care va fl pusa in ia
bloul care acuma este in lucrare.
Membrii care sunt afara din
oras, sunt rugati trimite ceie
mai sus zise pima in ziua de II
Octombrie 1919. Membrii din loc
pot sd lie inm1neze presedintelui
G.. Iacsa sau sd le aduca char
dinsii la adunarea care va avea
loc Dumineca, II Octombrie a.
C. Membrii contrari nu vor mai
putea figura nici ca membrii al
societatii, refuzind aceasta da-
torinta.
In speranta ca va veti face Gu
totii datorinta, am ramas astep-
tind raspunsul d-tra.
In numele societatii ,.Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
Geo. Iacsa, presedinte.
Geo. j. Sissea, secretar.
(o-4-G-1O Oct \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
Dol AMI IN URMA.

Era toamna, pc Inserate. o fc-
meie tinara pc care trasaturile fe-
tel trada ca odata az Fl fost fru-
moasa, dar care acum era numai
zbIrcituri, care erau cit de bine
viZibile, GU toate ca erau ascun-
Sc sub perdeauna alifillor din
farmacie. Ochii ii erau Writ i'm
fumdul capului. Nasul Use inco-
voiasc JOS INSPIRE gura, ceea ce ii
da un aspect de cucuvaie hipo-
crita. Elaturi de ca mergea un
barbat de statura mijlocie, ell ia
ia pirlta de scare, sau era negrl
de natura, nu stiu nici cu. Destul
ca en- dintii lui lati 81 negrii, O.
chii piezisi, paru-i pc frunte ia
cut in virtejuri, avea fizonomia
curata unui Chino-Japonez.
81 cine credeti CT; era? Poatc
yeti zlce ca Laura. Da, Laura E.
IA. Isl aflase noua victima pc
care a tIra in noaptea intunecoasa
ca in ziua urmatoare sd Sc tre-
zeasca un nenorocit!
Da, era Laura, care de cite ori
ii plea in nina victima noua RI
dca Gu hohot, 81 dupa ce 0 despoia
paraSea 81 plcca rizind ca 0 ma
niaca.
Incit despre Alexandra, ell a
ramas tot feciorul eel vessel 81
frumoS. cite urma de tristet;l
ii mai aparea pc fata 81 lui. Oar
All disparut is aceia. Timpul
la yindecat complect 81 astazi G
departe, dcparte, linga al lui in
Rominia Mare.
lara tn voinic bray de Romin
Cind voieSti a te insura,
Cauta-ti o copila Gu suflet divin
Rominca curata de legea 81 na-
tia ia.
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ceptiune. Ea inertia mai multi, ea
inertia pedeapsa unei tradatoare,
unei criminale ordinare.
Pedeapsa pc care nu lam daru-
ito. am lasat-O pc seama ,Judeca-
tel din urma. Tot ce lam facut
yeti afa.
O scoascl frumuyel din casa Gu
tot calabalicul eli 81 trimisei in
noaptea mtunecoasa 81 plina de
mistere unde merg toate acelea
de teapa Ell. 81 vedeti asa sd sfirsi
luna-mi de miere. Este grozav, du-
reros 81 greu, dar asa mise sfirSi
luna de miere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
SINGURA FARmACIE RO-
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRIA VECHE.
2O17 w. 25 Str, Cleveland, O.
(vis-a-viS de T1nitad Rank >

MOI tinem tot felul de medicini de
aici si din patria veche si le vindem
Gu cea NAL mare punctualitate.
In farmaciA noastrA lucrA farma-
cisti diplomati. care vorbesc romineste
d In alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune medicini si
medici pentru boale secrete. femeiesti
si bArbAtesti. precum si pentru alte
boale st garantAm pentru leacurile CO
dam orr trilnitem Gu posta. Scrie ro-
mineste si moi va servim tot rom:ne-
ste. Medici specialisti care intotdeauna
Stau 10 dispOzitie. (2i56).
Avem medicini pentru / dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelor care mir0asa,
a vindecA In , sile Gu garantie.
CPl1eSte de munArml 2O17 West q Str.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
Omaha, Neb.. budget adopt-

CIId1ds Neps OuuStt duOpL-
 ed 5000, OOO New York, N. Y, budget re-
 Quested 2S, OO0, 0OO
 In Paterson, N. J.. the building program includes a new High school and two grammar schools.
 The city of Buffalo with it's budget of $8,500. .OO0 provided for by 8 bond Issue will compence work in the early spring.
 CIeveland's budget of $2.1o0,ooO is but an addition to "carry on'' her present great program now in vogue.
 Akron. Orio, is planning to con, tinue It's build ng program until 1924 and has asked the voters to provide for a special tax of l F mills to that time. The voters have already voted to cover a period of two years until 1921, inclusive.
 In Youngstown, Ohio, the plan in nludes five new buildings, while in Johnstown, Pa, the budget has been approved and includes the building of two Junior High schools, one Senior High school and four gram mar schools.
 The city Of Sacramento, Cal. is about the size n population as our city It has experienced an increase in school population of nearly 15,000. The building program covers a period of three years and calls for the con structiOn of 4 buildings.
 Comparison of statistics show that Oakland, Cal. has approximately the same population as Br; dgeport and is similar in the division of nationaIities. The people at a special e'ectj00 ''nld last October voted to spend s4,975,- 900 by bond issue, for an extensive huifd:ng program to include s.x Senior High schools, seven Junior High schools and four grammar schools in addition to several anneXes.
 Rockford, H.. is about to set upon a build ,ylg program to cover period of five years; while in the city of Omaha. Neb. at a special election passed a bond issue of $5,O0O,O0 to meet their needs and to set upon the task Of housing their school children.
 New York city's Board of Educa- ton has asked for $2S,0Oo,oGo for new schools.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
U'|L.LI-IAMW. ]. BENT MAY BE REFEREE
 OF BhNKR.P PTCy

Attorney William W. Bent Of this city, is being pronine~ tly mentioned as likely candidate for the office Of referee in bankruptcy, which will he vacated by John w. Banks on January 1. Attorney Bent's friends are urging that he has the qualifica- tons needed by an incumbent of the office and they are hopeful that he will be named by Judge Edwin s. Thomas of the United States District Court.
 The name of Attorney Charles S. Garfield is also heard frequently in connection with the appointment and because of his long career as a member of the Fairfield County Bar it is thought by those who claim to Ee well informed, that Attorney Can field has the best chance of landing the plum.
 The naming of Referee Banks successor has been delayed so long that many cand, dates have entered the race since the contest started. The names of Attorney George F Mara of this city and Attorney Jce J. keogh of Norwalk, are not he so frequently now and 1t is known that Attorney Mara has with draw II from the race. Attorney Keogh' $ chances are also said to have dinlin- ished. Attorney J. B. Klein and At torney Howard w. Curtis are reported to be willing to accept the appoint ment- As Referee Banks goes on the Superior Court bench on Jan. 1. the news of the appointment of his succs- or cannot be delayed much longer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22

Last Sundey morning I had my new patten leather shoes on and I started to wawk past Mary Watkinses house jest for a wawl1 and Mary Watkins was standing on her top step all dressed up as if she was either jest coming home rum sumvvare or jest going some place, looking pritty pritty all rite. and stopped going past, say ing, Good morning, are you going out? Good morning, no, I'm coming home. sed Mary Watkins. And we kepp on taLwlzing diffrent ansers and questions ] and 1 saw Puds Simlins coming up | the street and I quick sed, Do you wunt to take a waw:k this aftirnoon after dinnir?
 ! O I don't know l mite, maybe, she sed. Wich jest then Puds came up 1 with new brown shoes ons not looking ! so wonderful. and he started to tawk by joining in the conversation, and
 pritty soon he sed to Mary Watkins, How would you like 10 go for a wa9k after dinner. would you like to?
 Maybe, perhaps, I don't know yet,
 Benny asked me too, she sed. And
 jest then Sam Cross came up in new yeIlo shoes, not looking so grate, and
 he stood there a vile and then he sed,
 How about taking wawk this aftir- 1 noon, Mary, will you. do you wunt to : o, posserbly. III see, Benny and Pus5s
 jest asked me too, sed Mary Watkins,
 well, I half to go in now. Wien she
 did, and I sed. c, gosh, tawk about
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
SUPERIO COURT IS CLOSING OUT
 PRESENT TERM

A jury will be called for the Janu- ary session of the Superior court which will open in this city on Jan. 2 with Judge John E. Keeler of Stam- ford on the bench. Lawyers have been notified that cases on the present trial list will go off unless a new claim is made for the January ses- sion.
 Judge James H. Webb of New Ha- ven, who has been presiding over the December sess. on In this city, will finish his term next Wednesday and there will be no further court sessions until Jan. ?. No new cases will be taken up by Judge Webb next week bu he will hear motions after the case of William Krusch against the Con- necticut O., w-ich was started last week, Is finished
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22

stuck up. wouldent take a wawk with her If she paid me.
 Neither would I, I gess she thinks I'm her slave, sed Sam Cross. and Puds Stnakins sed, I gess she thinks I am too, she can take a w-awk with herself if she wunts to take a wawk.
 And I went home for dinner, and rite after dinnir I wawked erround to Mary Watkinses, thinking she mite be waiting for me. and who did I meet but Puds Simkdns, me saying, Hella Puds. ware you going? and Puds sed, 10 noware speshil, I tha.wt maybe Id take a wawk out to the park, and I sed So did I, that's wat l thawt. And jest then who termed erround the cor ner but Sam Cross, saying he was jest taking a wawk by himself. And we all started to wawk out to the park together and wen we passed Mary Watl1inses house she was setting be- hind the parIer window. and we all l tippe.5 our hats proud and wawlyed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
SCHOOL BUDGET NOT so HIGH AS
 IN OTHER CITIES
Seven Cities of Similar Size Ask For More Than
 Bridgeport.

While Bridgeport citizens have been commenting on the large appro- prIat1ou for 1920 which is being con- sIdered by the Board of Education for school relief here figures com piled by Secretary John B. Wynkoop show that the local school program for the coming yea is far from being exhorbitant In fact BridgepoTt's S2,500,00O is less than is being asked by seven other cities about the same size and only two out of ten are ask ing any less.
 The following estimates have been prepared by MT. Wynkoopr who said today:
 Tt is estimated that $2,500,0O0 will meet the present problem of properly housing the ctty's school children and the proposed program includes a new High school on the East Side, a new school at Grand street and Hurd ave- nue, a new school at South avenue and Warren street, and auditorium convertible into class rooms at Long fellow school and a Broom addition and auditorium at Whittier school.
 This does not provide relief for Summ merfeld, Black Rock or Huntins- ton Road schools
 ThS general program throughout ths country is an interesting one, and ls given for reference as follows: Bridgeport, Conn.,, pro-
 gram considered ......$2, 2,50O,oOO Paterson, \. J., budget
 adopted ............. 3,OOO,00o Buffalo, N. r, budget adopt
 ed ................... $500, ,oOo Cleveland, Ohio, budget
 adopted ..,............ 2,1oo.oo6 Akron, Ohio, special IF
 mill tax 5 years ..... .,. Youngstown, Ohio, budget
 adopted ............... 5000, ooO Johnstown. Pa. budget
 adopted ............... 100000 New Orleans, La. special
 IF mill tax for years ...... Sacramento, Cal, budget
 adopted ,......... 8.064,Ooo Oakland. Cal, budget
 adopted ............. 4.975.oOO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
TRY ID PATCH UP LABOR BREAK
 In BRIDGEPORT

An attempt Is being made by the officials of the American Federation of Labor 10 effect a settlement of the troubles between the members of the two nachinists local in this city and to affect a reunion of the men who seceeded from Local No. 30 and formed Local No. 116 during the Graphophone strike a few months ago with the members of the old local.
 John J. O'NeiI, a general organizer. of the A. F. Of L., has written both lodges requesting that they appoint q committee to meet him this Mon day night to find out on what basis a reunion could be affected. Lodge No. 30, at their meeting Fri
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
FACTORY PERMIT.

The Salts Textile Co. have been granted a permit for additions to their factory at Boroughs and Kos suth streets which it is estimated will cost $29, 300.
 The aggregate value of the inn provements for which permits were granted is S29,30O. Besides the work at the Salts Textile plant, per nlits were granted for the following work:
 One story brick building for store, north side Union Square, for James A. Price; garage, south side Crown street. for Henry McCalhron; one story brick store, 1924 Main street, for R. Handleman; rear veranda, 427 Honister avenue, for Hattie L. Bangs, remodel fiat into store, 3S2 Park ave- nue for c. Hoberman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
TO RESUME ACTIVITIES

Thoroughly convinced that every thing he has heard about New York Is true, Harry Lloyd, after a two weeks stay in the Metropolis, is now on his way back to California, prepared to resume work on his new series of $1OO,00O comedies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
THE SAFE WAY

To treat colds and coughs Is to take Father Johns Medicine because it contains no alcohol or dangerous :7rugs.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22
TERROR ISLAND"

Terror Island" is the title finally selected for HoudinTs second mystery picture. The cast includes Lila Lee Rosemary Theby, Eugene Palette. Edward Brady, Frank Bonner and Fred Turner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22

,ay night, after considerable oppost- ion, elected q committee of six to met with Organizer O'Neu
 Fred Cedarholm. organizer for the I, A. of NJ. and connected with Local No. 116, said that he had not heard of any letter from Organizer O'Neu and that no action had been taken on the matter by Lodge 116 at it's meeting Friday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22

rite past as if we dident care weather she was there or not
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-22

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-05

Fiber makes a fair substitute for
soil in growing hyacinth and other.
bulbs in the house.