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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-31
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-31
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MODERN 10. room house. hardwood floors;
best location in Woodbury.. N. j.: min
utes ,sS from sstatnon station miDntes from county
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
Tashua and Long Hill

Mrs. Charles Wayne of Hudson, N. Y, is visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Benedict Spath.
 Mrs. Kathryn Gabor announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Susie Gabor to Henry O'Dornell of Bridgeport. The couple were quietly married at St. Charles R. c. church Tuesday morning at S:3o o'clock by Rev. Father McGivney. MT. and Mrs O'Donnen are spending their honeymoon at Mia gara Falls and on their return will reside in Bridge port.
 Mrs. F. W. Poten and daughter Beatrice. have returned to their home. Mrs. Cross of Pennsylvania. mother of Mrs. Poten is caring for them.
 Sergeant Charles Jones returned to after being honorably discharged at Camp Upton. He had been in the service over two years.
 William Mallett had the misfortune to have a rib fra actured. The accident happened by his horse jamming g against him in the table.
 Miss Helen Green has returned to her home in Jersey City after spend ing two weeks in Tashua with friends.
 A wedding of interest to Tashua friends took place at St. Joseph S church, Bridgeport, Monday morn ing at g o'clock when Miss Alice An derson of Bridgeport was united in marriage to John Heinrich eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Heinrich of Tashua Miss Louise Heinrich and William Heinrich, sister and brother
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
WELL KNOWN ELOCUTIONIST
 DIES IN WEST

Miss Mae F. Fitzgerald daughter of MT. and Mrs. David A. Fitzgerald of Stratford and well known elo- cutionist and dramatic reader. died at Los Angeles. Ca. according to word received here yesterday.
 Her brother. Corporal William S. Fitzgerald, who has been on duty in China, is believed to be on a U. S. transport on the Pacific ocean com ing to her bedside in response to her request to see him before she died
 Miss F'itzgerold when in Bridge port appeared before many clubs and societies in dramatic readings, and on moving to Los Angeles, car ried on her work in elocution before many of the women's clubs.
 She Is survived by her parents and brother. She has many friends and relatives in Bridgeport and Strat- ford. Dr. Edward Fitzgerald of 4So East Washington avenue. Coro- ner John J. helan of 1886 Noble avenue, Jerome Phelan of Lordship Manor. James J. Sexton of Stratford. Mrs John A. Cunningham of S5 Westield avenue, Mrs. Elizabeth Langdon of 100 Whitney avenue, and Mrs. John Sexton Of 921 Stratford avenue, are among the young woman's re.atives and aunts here
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
CANADIAN WAR
 VETERANS WILL
 FORM BRANCH

For the purpose of forming a local branch of the Great War Veterans association of Canada, F soldiers who fought in the Canadian, Australian or British armies, met last night in the Bridgeport Minstrel club rooms on Stratford avenue. The headquarters of the association is in Montreal.
 Sergt. Harry F. Alderman, who fought with the Canadian Expedition ary forces in Siberia, was chosen pres ident- Other officers elected were: John Pepper, vice president: George W. Capper, secretary; George Wilkin- son, treasurer; executive committee. l.. Reed. chairman; D. Mckenzie, Harry Bennett, D. H. Mcintyre, John Ward, Robert Campbell Richard Brierly, J. Holroyd.
 Another meeting will be heId next Tuesday night when the adoption of a constitution and bylaws will be dis cussed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
Barnes Ahead of
 Hagen in Finals At
 Open Golf Tourney

Cleveland. July 25-Sixty-f1ve lead Ing golfers of the United States play sd the final 3s holes for the western open golf champion at the Mayfield Country club today. The title hold pr. James Barnes of St Louis. had a lead of four strokes on his nearest competitor, Walter Hagen, national champion. as a result of the first two rounds. in which he scored 69 and 70 to Hagen's n and 72. Only two gtrokes separated Fred Mcleod of Washington from Hagen and IA play
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
CUMULATIVE

A story is told about a citizen whose daughter is about to be married, and who has been trying to get a line on what the expense of the rather elab- crate ceremony will be. He ap- preached a. friend of his, seeking in- formation.
 Morris" he said, ''your oldest daughter was married about five years ago, wasn't she? Would you mind telling me about how much the we'd ding cost your"
 Not at all, San." was he answer. "Altogether. about five thousand dol lars year."-Clevelaud Plain Deal CT.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
THE HEAR1I,Ess CORPORATIONS

An official of a New York life in surance association tells of an incl dent that came within the experience of one of that company's adjusters.
 A small policy was due a woman by reason of her husbands death. As there were certain formalities of an unusual sort connected with this case, the adjuster called in person upon the widow to hand over the sum due. When these formalities had been met and the money had been paid, the agent took occasion to say:
 "I am very sorry to hear of your misfortune, madam
 Whereupon the woman's eyes flash ed, and she responded:
 ''Ain't that jest like you insurance men. You're all the same-always sorry when a poor woman gets a chance at a little money!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
EMILY HENRIK SEN

Emily, wife of Arnold Henriksen, 36 Sachs street, Stratford, died yester- day at the Bridgeport hospital, fol- lowing a short illness. She Is sur vived by her husband, two children. John and Arnold, Jr., her mother, Mrs. Mary w. Dean, four brothers and one sister of Warehan, Mass. The body is at the mortuary rooms of George P. Potter, 11S3 Broad St, and will be taken to Wareham, Mass, for funeral services and burial.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

of the groom were bridesmaid and best man. After the ceremony a
 wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Anderson and a dinner at the groom's aunt, Mrs. R. Hirnke. Guests were present from Brooklyn, N. Y, Southport, Bridgeport and Tashua.
 The happy couple left for a wedding trip to points of interest and will re-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

side on their return on Eleanor St.. Stratford.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. Seeley and sons, Samuel and Howard have been recent guests of Mrs. Frances Jelliff of Compo St, Westport.
 MT: and Mrs. Richard Schmidt are the happy grandparents to a daugh- ter born to MT. and Mrs. Edwin Var goshe of Huntington at Bridgeport hospital Tuesday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
MRS, EMMA J. FLINT

Emma J. Flint, 69, wife of Thomas w. Flint, died yesterday at the fam fly home, 1444 State street, Mrs Flint was well known in the city. Funeral services will be held Satur- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the mortuary chapel of enry F. Bishop, 274 Fairfield avenue. Burial will be in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
OBITUARY
MAY H, BEERS

May Hotchkiss, wife of Howard L. Beers, of the city engineering de- partment, died yesterday at Rutland, Mass, following several months ill., ness. Beside her husband, she leaves two children, Howard and Hobart. She was 2S years old
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
STAMFORD
Especial to The Times.)

Huntington Road, who secured a di- vorce from his wife a short time ago, has taken out a marriage license to wed the woman with whom he has been living for the past few years and who is the mother of his two children. Green understood that when his wife left him with another man and did not return after two years duration that he was at liberty to take another wife. Learning that he had unintentionally broken some of the laws of this country he hasten ed to make reparation. When the circumstances of the desertion of the first Mrs. Green and of her char acter were explained to the judge before whom Green brought a suit for divorce one was granted him on the grounds of assertion.
 Miss Catherine Wood daughter of Mrs. E. c. Wood of Main street, who has been a canteen worker at one of the camps in France for the past few months. has arrived in New York. Mrs. Wood and members of her family went to the city to greet the Homecoming war worker.
 John Osborn of Main street is re- ported among those returned from France after over year spent in the army. Private Osborn expected to be sent home sometime ago but at the time his number was called out at Brest he with a companion was on 5 day furlough and his place was taken by someone else.
 are Sergeant Raymond c. Thompson of Main street, Sergeant Daniel Lon don of Nichols avenue Second Lieut.. Raymond c. Cosgrove of Frederick street, Sergeant Joseph Funk of Avon avenue, and Private William Buttery of Johnson avenue.
 Members of the graduating class of 1916 of the Stra tford High school are to hold a reunion on August at the home of Miss Mary Macdonald in Nichols. AS this was the first reunion of this class in many months every one that can be present is urg- ed to attend. Those who are to at tend will meet at the home of Miss Gladys Merrill of North Main street
 Miss Helen Eaton of East Broad way Is soon to go to Norfolk, Va, for a few weeks vacation.
 Mrs Robert c. Silliman of War wick avenue was one of the hosteses at the bridge party at the Weatogue Country club Wednesday afternoon.
 John Grindle of Rockwell avenue has taken a position as one of the ship draftsmen at the plant of the Lake Torpedo Boat Go.
 The sixth birthday of John, son of l Mir. and Mrs. John H. Stevens, was 1 held at his home on Catherine street | this week a number of his young | friends being present during the afternoon. Games were played dur | ing the afternoon followed by re- | treatments. Among those present at | this reception wsre Evelyn Sanding, l Natalie Scott, Irene Burritt, Albert Lapan, Howard Stevens.
 Howard Wilcoxson of B1akeman | place Is having a weeks vacation 1 from his duties in one of the Bridge port factories.
 | CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing i and heating; tobbing speciality. 1 Corner Main and Hillside avenue, Stratford. D1O tfs i STAMFORD GARAGE-Automob 1 accessories and general repair work 1 Satisfaction guaranteed at Carten l Bros.
 1 FOR sALE-O1d fashioned 15 room l house in Stratford. Gleason, 20e6 Maine St., Stratford, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
A DIAMOND IS THE
 THING

No matter what the occasion may be the one lasting and always appro- pr1ate gift is a diamond.
 COME IN AND SEE THESE
 SPARKLING GEMS pst in rings. brooches. pins necklaces, lavAlierers in many beautiful designs. Buy ono for yourself. too. They are . sure Agn of success at all times OUR PIECES ARE AS RELIABLE
 AS OUR GOODS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

CTS took fewer than 150 strokes for the first 36 holes, while the highest score to qualify for the final 36 holes was 160.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

FOR SALE-Oid fashioned 15 room house in Stratford. Gleason, 2oe6 Maine St., Stratford, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

STAMFORD ARAGE-Automobile accessories and general repair work Satisfaction guaranteed at Carten Bros
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

John Grindle of Rockwell avenue has taken a position as one of the ship draftsmen at the plant of the Lake Torpedo Boat Go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

Mrs Robert c. Silliman of War wick avenue was one of the hosteses at the bridge party at the Weatogue Country club Wednesday afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

Miss Helen Eaton of East Broad way Is soon to go to Norfolk, Va, for a few weeks vacation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25

CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing and heating; tobbing speciality. Corner Main and Hillside avenue, Stratford. D1O tf~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05

Your petitioners further show that
said highway proposed 70 be improved
is Eighty feet wide from the beginning
Of the proposed Improvement southwark
TO the north line OF the south half OF
the south half or Section Twenty-fcur
(2D. Township Thirty-seven esd.
Range Ten G0) West. and IS Sixty feet
wide from such point TO the termination
thereof on the south line OF Gostlin
Street. in the City or Hammond. That
said improvement is two miles and three
quarters in length.
And your petitioners further show that
the Hammond. Whiting and East Chit
cago Street Railway Company occupy
eighteen feet Of said highway. nine feet
on each side of the center line thereof
by its street car tracks, and your petit
TONERS respectfully petition that said
highway be improved by grading drain
ing and paving the same on each side
Of said right-of-way OF sad Street Rail-
way Company and contiguous thereto
for q width or Ten feet with reinforced
concrete with substantial BERN on each
side OF said Improvement. and that nil
necessary drains. side drains basins
bridges and cuivertR be so constructed
as 10 mako said improvement a complete
highway.
Said petitioners further show that
North township. Lake County, Indiana,
has no Incorporated Town or City as
great as Thirty Thousand inhabitants
according to the last United States cen
sus. That the beginning point of said
proposed Improvement is in said North
Town ship and Is not within the corpo--
ate limits Of any City or Town but that
said proposed improvement extends from
said North Township into the City OF
Hammond at the proposed termination
thereof.
Said petitioners further show that the
said proposed improvement will BIO II
public utility and that il will be of
public utility to drain. grade and pave
said highway. as herein set out. in the
width and manner herein set forth; that
the cost thereof will be less than the
! benefits.
/ Tonr petitioners further show that
said proposed Improvement Is less than
three miles in length and commences at
& free macadamized road heretofore con-
structed and terminates az an improved
Township. That said proposed highway
to be improved as hereinabove described,
/ is duly laid out and established and used
as a public highway and is of the width
hereinbefore described.
And your petitioners pray for the i'm
| Bfovement OF said portion OF said high
way. as herelnabove described. IN all
| things in accordance with an act OF the
| General Assembly Of the State OF Indi-
ana, entitled AN ACT CONCERNING
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05
COMMISSTONERfS SAFE.


Notice is hereby given that the I'm
dersiEned. commissioner TO sell appoint
ed In a suit for partition IN the Lake
Superior Court OF Indiana. Room ?.
thereof. wherein Gerbrand Kooy. Sr CT
al arc plaintiffs and Gerbrand p kooy.
otherwise known as Cortland p. Kooy.
ct al are defendants, will as such COM
missioner offer for sale at private sale,
ct the Office OF Gillett and Sheerer. Citi-
zens National Bank Building. Hammond.
Indiana on the 2oth day OF September.
1919. the Zee simple OF the following
described real estate situated in tho
County OF Lake and State OF Indiana
to-wit.
The west twelve G2) acres OF the
East Thirty-six $3.50 acres OF the fol-
lowing described land. to-wit: Com
mencing at tho Northeast corner Of
what is. or has been known as Dinge-
man Jabaay's land in Section Thirteen
ti3l. Township Thirty-six $3.50 North
Range Ten (1o) West. thence South
Fifty-thrce chains and sixty links.
thence westerly along the center or
the highway nine chains. thence
North Twenty-four chains. thence North
Seventy-tvo and one-four degrees West
Sinetyfour links. thence North to the
Calumet River, thence eaSterly along
said river 70 tho place OF beginning.
containing fifty (5o) acres more Or less.
Said sale will be made for not less
than tbs appraised value Of said prem
Uses, for cash or one-third cash and tho
balance in two equal installments rep
resented by the notes OF the purchaser,
payable respectively on or before nino
and eighteen months from date Of sale,
4 and bearing six per cent interest from
such date and calling for attorneys fees
and waving all relief from valuation
and appraiscment laws. Said notes 10
DO secured by mort gage back Of the pur-
chaser on said premises
! II an offer is not received which is
satisfactory 70 the undersigned at the
time indicated, he will continue to offer
said real estate from day 10 day at the
same place until a bid is accepted
| CORNELIUS II. SCHOON,
As such Commissioner.
| Gillett A. Sheerer,
Attorneys for Commissioner.
s-2s; s-5-1o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF GRAVEL DAD PETI-
TON. DANIEL BROWN EFT AL
GRAVEL ROAD IN NOR III TOWN
SHIP. LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA.
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS. IN THE COMMISSION
Frs COURT. SEPEEMRGR SEES
SION. 1919.
TO TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS. or THU. COUNTY
OF LAKE. AND STATE OF 1NDI-
ANA.
We. the undersigned petitioners. re-
apectfully represent that we and each
Of us are bonande residents. freeholdera
and qualified voters of NorIt Township,
Lake County. Indiana. and are entitled
20 vote at the general elections in said
Township. County and State.
SAID petitioners respectfully pray your
Honorable Board Of Commissioners to
establish and cause TO be constructed
under and pursuant 70 the provisions
Of an act. entitled,
IAN ACT CONCERNING TfIGHWAYS"
and providing in said act Sor the pave
naent of public highways with stone.
gravel. brick. bituminous. macadam. OF
other road material and for the pay
pnent Of the cost thereof. and their main
senance. which act was approved March
g. 1905 and in foUco April Is. 1905. and
subsequently an1 ended in 1918 which
amendment was approved March il.
1918. and in forae April so. 1913 an
Improvement by paving a certain pub
lie highway known As sheffield Avenue
along the following described route, to-
wit;
Beginning az a point IN said North
Township where said Sheffield Avc-
nue. Intersects the East line Of Sec
ton Twelve (12). Township Thirty
seven $50. Range Ten West. said
intersection being about the north
east corner of the south half of the
southeast quarter of said Section
Twelve (12l. 1t being intended that
said point shall be at the place
where said Sheffield Avenue joins
the present pavement on Calumet
Avenue In said Township; thence
southwesterly through the south
half Of said Section Twelve G2). and
through Section Thirteen (i3l and
Section Twenty-four (2D, to the
north line of the south half Of the
south half OF said Section Twenty
four ga: thence south on said
Sheffield Avenue 20 a point aboui
Thirty 500 feet south Of the south
west corner OF the northeast quarter
OF Section Twenty-Five t25). saic
Township and Range, the same
point being at tho end Of the pres
ent brick pavement on said Shelf
field Avenue, and on the south line
Of Gostlin Street in the City Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05

HIGHWA Us approved March ), 1905,
and all acts amendatory thereof and
supplemental thereto. and that said
highway be constructed by order OF this
Honorable Body without an election
therefor.
PETITIONERS. RESIDENCE
Daniel Brown. 305 Truman ave.
Ludwig Norman. IL Sheffield ave.
w. IL Norman. IS Sheffield ave
Walter T. Schrase, s345 Sheridan ave.
Whiting. Ind.
Henry Schrase. 6o7 schrage ave.
Whiting. Ind.
4. y. Baker IS Doty ct.
y. Jewett. &c indianapolis blvd.
Fred J. Miles. 1888 Shcfrleld ave
Herb j. Miles. ISIS Sheflcld ave
III. A. Johnson 237 Michigan ave.
David 4. Emery, Al Waltham 1T.
julius H. Meyn. 90 Glendale FIX
VIM. II. Gostlin. 962 S. Holman IT.
William J. Hastings. ~ Ruth 81.
Adam II. Ebert. SO Holman st.
y NJ Dahlkamf 254 Fayette *.
4. ID. Lovgren. IS waltham St
u A. Carter. is Williams St
w. H. olds. 1920 Barring ave. East
Chicago.
<. r. Tinkham. ~ Detroit st.
W. L. E1dEQgt QI OSATOAI ST.
John. p. Sturgeon. Sill Holman ST.
Cloyd Z. Smith, l2S Sheffield ave.
Mrs Lizzie Rose. 273 Towle st.
William c. Rose $50 Holman St
John NJ. Moriarty. 233 Holman 81
J. A. Aubry Isl Holman st.
Wm. Henry 191 Sheffled ave
Il. jenkins. Jr. ESQ Holman st.
II. +. Nielsen. 1876 Sheffield ave.
Jacob Kiker. 5s5 Summer st.
G. +. Ederson. 227 Truman ave.
Percy A. Parry. A Warren St
S. G. Carley. 2o7 Michigan ave.
Matt r Scherer. 1863 Logan St
y. Emmerling. Ill Sibley =.
Geo Emmerling, 80 Russell st.
Henry Mueller. So Condit st.
Peter w. Meyn. Lake County Trust
Company.
c. Kaufman. 943 s. Holman st
w. {. Belman. II Glendale Park.
M. NJ. Towle. 90 Ogden st.
Otto <. Meinert, 1872 Sheffield ave.
Lewis Twait. $50 Sheffield ave.
John D. Henling. Ito Sheffield ave.
John Huck. 1856 Sheeld ave.
John Follmar. 1913 Calumet ave.
r. Geiger. 1876 Sheffield ave.
Charles Eek 1876 Sheffield ave.
Geo. E. Phillips. 149 Gostlin st.
John Willig. 1s9 Sheffield aae.
p. Chiplovitz. 175 Sheffield ave
I. Fl. Bell. 172 Sheffield ave.
J. AustRen, 1888 Sheffield ave.
Joseph WALSH. ISL Sheffield ave
Adolf Meyn.. 145 Sheffield ave
Mihal Gira, 141
Frank Gonsiorowski, 146 Sheeld ave.
Edw. E. Unnewehr, 132 Sheffield ave
| G. G. Soma. 1914 Sheffield ave.
! Otto Haehnei, 163 Sheffiel dave.
Q. n Jewwett, III Sheffield ave.
Theodore Ahlendorf, sr, l35 shefHeld
ave
/ Nm. l. Ahiendorf 1875 Sheffield ave.
I josef Hoffman. 12i Sheffield ave.
William Rossor. 122 Shefield ave.
John Meyer. 1874 142nd st.
| l.. II. Whitmer. SIS Sheffield ave.
Thomas s. Nelson. 90 Sheffield ave.
| Fred Warner. SIS Sheffield ave.
Herman Holtz. 81 Sheffield ave
| Geo. G. Bader. 1916 Myrtle ave.
And the undersigned Auditor by en-.
dorscnent on said petition has fixed III,
sth day Of September. 1919. as the das
when the said petition shall be heard
\ BY said Board OF Commissioners Of
Lake County. Indiana, said day being tn,
Srd day OF the September. 1919. Session
~ said Board
Notice is hereby given 70 all person.
concerned OF the day so fxed for salc
presentation and hearing.
GEORGE NJ. POLAND.
s-2s; s-5. Auditor Lake County. Indians
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05
Fashions Forecast
MISS OR SMALL
WOMAN'S MILDLY
BLOUSE.

A MILDLY blouse OF new order LIN this
ons whicS IN Of more artistic design than
the usual type No. 1908 may DO cut with
either round or oval neck and Ii In RlAshed
aad Laced witA a ribbon mt centre troRt
1hs sleeves may Do cut in short, three
quarter or full length. The band nj thu
lower edge may DO omitted IL preferred
A narrow cellar In new feature fer this
style Of blouse.
The miss or small wenan's blouse Ne.
1903 10 cut In sizes Il to 20 years. Tha
Is year size requires ~ yards 3e-iHch
material
D-o1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05

The Times want ads bring as
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-05

Attorneys for Commissioner.
s-2s; s-5-1a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-14

or longer, by highly respectable and responsible young couple; no children; must be modern, comfortable and in good locality. Apply A. A. NJ, Room 76. Wauregan Hotel. feb14d