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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
Mrs. Margaret Either.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret E1t- ner of 3O5 Swanson avenue, Strat- ford, was held from the mortuar-y chapel of Frank L. Poke & Son, 77a State street. Rev. F. W. Klein, pastor of St. PauPs German Lutheran Evangelical church, officiated. Many relatives and friends attended. Burial was in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
Frank SOukOp.

Funeral services for Frank SoukoR were held yesterday morning at s:30 o'clock from the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles $. Beamer, 173s North avenue. A high mass of re- quiem was celebrated at o'clock in St. Joseph's German church, by Rev Hubert Dahme. Burial was in St MichaePs cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
TRUCK RAN OVER FOOT

Joseph Miller, 56 years old Of Ruth street, Madison Heights was treated at the Emergency hospital this morning for a crushed big toe of the left foot sustained when his foot was run over by one of Bordens Milk company trucks. pr. J. A. Maxwell treated him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
GEORGE sKENE NEW KEEPER

George Skene has been appointed keeper of Beardsley Park, filling the place formerly held by the late Leo c. Schmidt. MT. Skene has been gardener in the Park Department for the last six years. He will move into the sBeardsIey Park cottage in the fall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
TWO BLAzEs DO SMALL DAMAGE

A small blaze, the origin of which is unknown damaged furniture on the second floor of building at 1911 Main street to the extent of s100 early this morning. Children playing with matches was the cause of a fire which created $50 worth of damage in a residence at 137 Brook street at noon today. Bremen had little trouble ex- tinguishing the blaze.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15
Mrs. Minnie VinceIette.

Many friends and relatives attend ed the funeral services for Mrs Min nie VincelIette yesterday afternoon at the family home, Vincelette street Rev. Dunklee of this city, conducted the services. Burial was in Park cemetetry.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-15

FOR RENT-Centra1y located, near Stratford Ave. 76 Hough Ave-, D room f1ar all Improvements; adults only; 10 minutes to center of city. References required. Df5b'p
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23
Prices Of Live
Stock Decline at
Omaha Yards
Producers Hard Hit and Must
Receive Financial Assistance,
Opinion of Com
mission Men.

According to live stock commits
sion men at the Omaha stockyards,
livestock prices are on the down
grade, with hogs fully 81 hundred
weight less than last week. cattle 81
q 100 pounds less and lambs 50 cents
lower.
THE producers of live stock have
been hit so hard this season that
there is no telling what the outcome
Of the future market will be-" said
Gene Melady, live stock commission
man.
"Thc consumer is paying the same
prices as they did during the war;"
said Mr.. Melady. land live stock
prices have dwindled from S. to $40
\ hundred-weight. The average
farmer has been unable to obtain fl
nancial assistance to buy cattle and
sheep for feeding purposes and as a
consequence will have to sell at 4
greatly reduced price. which will
surely work hardship on 50 to rs
per cent OF the farmers in the corn
belt. The renter, especially, will be
hit the hardest and it is freely men
toned on ALI sides that many of
them will have to quit the game en-
t:rely.
Financial interests should have
made some provision to finance the
feeder, as the farmers and feeders
are the backbone of the country.
Everyone knows prices are too high
to the consumer and the producer
knows he is losing money on every
head of stock he ships, selling them
at a tremendous loss, and the aues-
ton is, who is getting the big profits,
as there is tremendously wide mar
gin between the prices on the hoof
and the prices over the block"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23
Over the Political Fence

pices of the state central committee.
Mr.. Sheehan has been making quite
a record for himself as. public
speaker during this campaign. He
is strong opponent of the Wilson
league OF nations and an able ex-
ponent OF the reasons why it will be
10 the best interests of this coun-
try to support Harding and Coolidge
on November 2.
John NJ. Matzen, candidate for
state superintendent of public in
struciion on the nonpartisan ballot.
spent Thursday in Omaha. cam
paigning. He went to Chadron to
address the northwest Nebraska
teachers, and will return to Omaha
later. He was county superintend-
ent in Dodge county for several
terms and was appointed state super
intendent in January to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of w. H.
Clemmons.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

Make a note of these addresses:
$40 South Nineteenth street and the
basement al l6l4 Harvey street. AT
the Nineteenth street location will
be found the headquarters OF the re.
publican county central committee,
with Mrs. Draper Smith and Mrs.
Grace Stevens in charge. This place
is particularly desirable for the
women who wish to obtain political
information and also to rest. 1t
has an atmosphere which appeals to
women. There is an abundant
supply of Harding and Coolidge pic
lures and buttons and also re-
publican literature. All women are
welcome and the men may also
call. The basement at the Harney
street address referred to has been
fitted up as a rendezvous for re-
publican candidates and voters. Here
the men may smoke without fear Of
offending any of the fair voters.
Literature may be obtained at this
address.
Politics makes strange-well, we
won't say what you thought we were
going to say-but we will say as
sociations." We heard of two Oma.
ha women who recently discussed
politics over their back fence with
such seriousness that they have
agreed to disagree and now they
don't speak as they pass by. That
is probably an exceptional instance.
Men may tear each other to pieces.
hguratively speaking, and yet fra
,ernize at the club or lodge, or other
meeting places. AS an illustration
of this, Mayor Smith and Ben S.
Baker were dated up yesterday aft
ernoon to speak before the Benson
Woman's club. They are lawyers
and to that extent they have fra
ternal feeling for each other, though
one is a democrat and the other is
a republican, The mayor invited
Mr.. Baker to ride in his automobile.
Mr.. Baker accepted.
Another instance shows that I'VE
are ali brothers under the skin" ,Clin-
ton Bronze, chairman of the speak
ers' committee of the Douglas
County Republican club. and Viii
liam Ramsey, identified in a similar
capacity with the local democratic
organization, have law Offices in the
same suite. Mr.. Bronze is against
the Wilson league of nations aud
Mr.. Ramsey holds an opposite
opinion. Yet they get along nicely
in the same Offices.
Harry 5. Byrne, state director Of re-
publican clubs. reports that 50 Hard
ing and Coolidge clubs are now
functioning i'll Nebraska. Most of
these clubs are i'll county seats. Mr..
Byrne returned yesterday from a
visit in DesMoines. He reports that
general sentiment in the Haw.,eye
state indicates an overwhelming ma
jority for Harding and Coolidge.
T. j. Sheehan, jr., one of the speak
ers of the Douglas County Re-
publican club. will speak at Clarks,
Neb, on October %, under the aus
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

It's Coles and that alone assures the value the'
Is offered in this wonderful Hot Blast bargain. You
owe 1t to the comfort that is coming to you the
cold winter days to have one Of these heaters In
your home This stove is fully guaranteed IN
every respect. Beautiful nickel trimmings are
feature in this stove. Our price tomorrow on TINS
stove is only
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

A handy kitchen table
to be sold tomorrow at
a bargain price. Porce-
lain top and Is very
nicely finished. Price
only
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23
Pilot Re-Enters Air Mail
Service. Makes First Trip

James X. Knight. former air mail
pilot on the Cleveland Chicago di-
vision. who has been out of the serv-
ice during the summer. re-entered
the air mail service at Cheyenne
Thursday. and completed his first
flight to Omaha yesterday
Knight piIoted a passenger plane
in the east all summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

soc Pebeco for 39G
Klenzo Tooth Paste, at. .25c;
Forhan's Pyorrhea Tooth Paste,
Pepsodent 49,. 39t
Riker's Tooth Paste for. .17t
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23
Winter Wheat Safe.

Ogallala, Neb,. Oct. 22.-(Special.)
A much needed rain fell in the
western part OF Keith county. the
first for several weeks. The winter
wheat in this section is now prac-
tical1y safe.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

is there anything the matter, any
thing that l can help, little Mary
Ellen?"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23
PURE CANDY DEPT.

We handle very choice selec-
tion Of candy in original pack
ages and in bulk. We are ex-
elusive Omaha agents for Web
ster's Fudge and the famous Lig-
get-Boston Candies. We also
are pleased to report big busi-
ness on the products of our own
excellent Omaha factories-Bal-
duff, Gordon -Rainalter, Vogele-
Dining and Woodward. Hill
dreth's Velvet Taffy will arrive
soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT
SALE at just " price Saturday
at our 18th and Dodge St. Store
only. This includes Enamel
Paints, Varnish Stains, Floor
Lacs. House paints for inside
and outside exposure. The regu-
lar "S-W-P." Here in quarts,
u gallons and gallons. Some
Of these cans are soiled but con-
tents are in first class condition.
Mr.. Painter, this is your chance
to stock up.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-23

large warmth giving heater that
,ssures comfort In coolest weather
Made in the large oval shape. All
joints very securely fitted. Large
corrugated fire pot that will burn
all the coal. Attractively trimmed in
nickel. The price on this heater is
only
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SAGADAHOC CO.

Bath. Jie- Feb. 12-The s4.orC
Dsssior Of the Sagsoahcc p-obz =
cb9r- on Tuesday had he following
business before Probate Judge J. s
Lowell:
Inventory Flied and A.!o.eti-
Estate Ct joseph VI Odio-ne. late O:
Richmond By J. z and Ella J. OBI
orne, executors.
Accounts Filed-Flrst and final &C
count Of Annie II. Trot, Fetch. exc
cutr:x estate Of Eneline 3. L..iy. late
Of Bath: first and final accoun, Of
Ralph J. Patten. administrator estate
Of Martha ". Pauen, late Of Tops
ham
Petition for Distribution Filed
Estate Of Emeline B. LILLY. late OF
Bath. By Annie II. T. Felch. execu-
trix.
Petition 20 Determine Cola,e,a,
Inheritance Tax Filed-Es,a.e of
Emeline 2. Lilly, late Of Bath. by An
lie 81. T. Fetch. ,executrix.
Accounts Allowed-Fif,h and final
account Of George ". Hesel-
ton and Henry ". Howard. execu-
tors estate Of John Traino-f. late or
West Bath; final account of c. G.
Low. administrator estate OF Mary
E. Pratt. late Of Maiden. Mass
Petition for License 20 Sell Real
Estate Ffied--Estate of Michael J.
Mccormick. late Of Bath by Bath Ma
tionai Bank and Mary A. McCormick.
Petition for Administration Grant
Of Jane Potter Nichols.
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~ thrss years has been pastor Ut tbs
High H. Methodist Episcopal church,
Auburn. announced Wednesday that
he In s0on 10 resign. tfs In doing No
~ accept the general secrstaryshIp
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AssoctHtion. with headquarters n,
Portland. While no will begin his
new duties. March l, no viii continue
to occupy the pDipit 0f the Auburn
church. until Conference which cou.
vs'scs tho FIRST Of April.
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son OF Brunswick announce the IN.
gagdinsnt Of their daughter, Miss
Ixah u. Hutchinson 10 Joseph Forbsa
Of Oneida. N. Y. Miss Hutchinson n
n graduate Of Dean Academy ana Tor
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tho public schools Of Brunswick ana
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she has been ons Of tho Assistants az
the Union Street Primary school,
Mr. Forbes served oversens with tho
.7th New York DivLsion. He 10 now
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LIKE BOLT FROM
HEAVENS BLUE
A happy discovery d Cinein.
natl chemist interests
women here

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your toes ana ealluscs on your feet,
but why care now?
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magic sthsr compound and named II
reaxone. a quarter nuncs OF this
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store for few cents Apply q few
drops on your tsndsr. aching corn or
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PARTICLE. without thu slightest irrita-
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"Danderine" creates mass
Of thick. gleamy waves

In few moments yoD can trans-
form your plain. dull. fnt hsir You
can have II abundant, soft, glossy and
fun 6f life. Just get ut any drug or
toilet counter small bottle OF "Ian-
derins" for u few cents. Then
n6istsn u s6ft cloth with the Dim
derine" and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time. Instantly. yes, immediately.
you have doubled the beauty Of your
hair. II VIII 10 a mass. 10 soft. ius-
trOus and 10 easy To do up. All dust.
dirt and excessive oil Ia removed.
Let Dandsrtns put more life. color.
vixor. and brightness IN your hair.
This stimulating tonic viii frsshen
your seaip. ahaek daBdrNff and fall
ing hair and help your hair 70 grow
'o,,K thiGk, strong and beautiful
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

iate OF Bath. Alice Proctor Niebo,.
appointed administrator: estate a.
Julia Muidoon. late Of Bath. Henry
W. Hanson Of Bath, appointed ,a.
ministrator.
Pecit'on for Guardian Granted
Estate Of Carl F. Hall Of Rah
FRANK H. Hall, appointed.
License Granted to Sell Real "a.
tate OF Wilma W. Sylvester and ~.
tnanlei p. Sylvester, minors =,
Phippsburg. VI
sands Filed and Approved-a,;es
tloctor Nichols. Administrative a..
tate, OF Jane Potter Nichols, late =.
Bath; Aimira W. Sylvester. s,,arsi,an
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S-eo- Conrad aid fam
f-anslsI2- N r g-sss -;
y e1nsssay- NJ. Coe-z5 : ia 49,
e o~ns- Of The Jones Ioz- :.
oerseooc TIA, this hotel Is % -
era-ec urcs- tie Personal -.zr.1-
lns1f q Mr. Conrad Jc-e< IL
oeen csoseo for the pas few re-
and the fact thar Il l. TO - o. q
VII b good re~s 10 he ci-s-s-.s .
Newport as well as 20 tie rzvs
pGohc who come 70 this .o-
Arthur Smith has sold his go :.
Al the Benson Shore. O. Lake :
,scock- TO Charles Crororc
mon Grange VII NEE. viii
osstsocok Grange weanesser =
II The Address Of Wesco-e ~ -=
sven % worthy master. II
srsckstt- response by Ms. L.
io"ie- Palmyra: C-estson s.
reading. Mrs Hattie Emerson =.
%os Is Question How shall re S.,
our farm labor problems d:s--.<s.
oS W. 3 Townsend. ". A. B,ais:s
r. B. Richardson and Others: TIE -
.naincer Of the program 70 Be e.: :
oy the hos, Granxe-
rev c H Bryan. Ct E,ee.v.,
who has accepted . can to hecc a
pastor OF the Methodist Epssco7
arrived IN town wes,es::.
ana VIII conduct services a. -,
church on Sunday.
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Sole 6enefcisrles.

fhT- fG'1 !n1ert
,+irAz.tg he railway E'-lAe~s ,l4ec
ges5elyel f-om, the Government in
c.eage8 u Y'asez exceei!nr the .c:si
81 ltrnea.s - tie owner or lie rcats
fIr their IRE. Az the roads arg abov.
70 ~ returned u private operation.
n; u e.eaf shat the workers are The
tIie bnneAc1sries frprn the increaEea
IT ra.cs The ovnerg hrre bene-
ftrG no, ~ all. and the pfserE II the
.oads are pTeJudiced hj' ne resultant
inability o. the roads 70 increase .,e.r
facilities, or .Ten 70 render efficient
Hsrvicc With .xisting faci.it!eA Tne
cziatinR hsIf- billion deficiency IL the
ra'iway earnings must be increased
~ whatever increage IL allowed the
z1g. 900 E.rikerg and 70 the 95s
workers who are negotiating.
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'ibD nssd ~ care In tho use or
.anhnd food was recently emphasized
~ tbs death 1T several people who
,sd eaten rpe olives that ware not
- l4oyb condition, II WAS termed
b"'ulinus poisaRih1, Tbs bacillus
,oi piinus lie FOUND only In contents
10 napatrest condition. though Il II
not found 10 al dscon,tosed foods
In thousands Of cans the contents Ut
which might ba ~ aome state or do
: ,uposItian his bacillus might not
lbs fo1nd and then again u might
%. Evidently users " canned foods
and that Includes everybody
ai"nld do no less than exercise tho
most aetupnions caution that no con.
t"nlh not IN perfeut condition M
's''n Ware The can that has even
l'ia aiiAhl4el unnatural odgf, aWliilns