The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-09

ic are invited to attend. There will be no admission fee and no collection. The council will meet every Friday evening until spring.
 Ne JOS Briefs
 Registered mail valued at several thousand dollars was stolen from a Chicago-New Orleans train on the Illinois Central Railroad trestle at Paxton, 20 miles north of Cham paign, III.
 one cent newspaper. made it's first appearance. William B. Colver, former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, is editor-in-chief.
 German mark dropped to new low reSord of ,250 to the pound sterling, London.
 Ail-America, largest submarine cable ship ever built for cable service land.
 U. S. Navy will try out Germany's latest aerial craft, the Dornier, all- hetal flying boat.
 Pennsylvania Railroad was granted permission by State Public Utility Commission to withdraw that station fire several years ago. has been known as the deserted village
 Five men were seriously burned and four others more or less severely burned by an explosion of gas at the Lytle Colliery, near Minersville Pa.
 China officially assured the United States that she is doing everything possible to meet the note for $5,- 5o0ooo held by Continental and Com mercial National Bank of Chicago.
 The first modern batt1eship to cost over -5,000,000 was the British ship Inf1exible. launched in 1881.
 Irish emigrants to the number of 4,33s,199 left their native shores for other lands between May, 1851, and December 31. 1920.
 A tree seed takes three years to grow strong enough to be transplant ed, and another A before 1t is stout enough to be cut for timber.
 In the ex-Kaiser's Berlin palace were found 10000 copper cooking utensils. after hds flight, although all copper has been called in by his gov ernment.
 Telephone and telegraph communi- cation in Germany has been inter rupted as the resuIa of gales.
 Republic State Bank of Minneapo- lis was robbed of s15,ooo in cash by four bandits.
 Emilio Edwards, former Chilean Consul General to the United stases, and Jorge Matter. Foreign Minister, fougha a duel at Santiago. Chile. More than a score of shots were ex- changed. but neither man was tn- jured,
 Application was made by Detroit. Tobedo s tronton Railroad to the lunbus. Ohio. to reduce passenger rates from 3.6 cents g. mile ao cents, effective Nov, 20,
 It was announced in St. Louis that illicit liquor was confiscated will be seized by, Federal officials.
 An empty oil barge. Iron King, owned by Southern Pacific Railroad Go, was burned in Newtown Creek Long Island City. Loss is estimated at $50. .e00.
 six men were killed and five wounded in an e1ec.Eon fight at Caly- hole voting precinct. 15 miles from Jackson, Ky:
 Beginning $aday milk will be sold from wagons on street eoasneEs in New York at regular prices. to the directer before Monday No- Uember l 17tlh: Any person wishing te become a Tnember may des so by naak. ing tWe garments and sendtnG them to tha seeretary, Mrs. A. B, Beers. IE, F53 Fairfield avenue. -
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 4 reunion af all present. and for IneT. members of the Cathoiie Con= munify house will be held an Friday, November 11th, ArInistice evening. During the evening" Miss Grace Treepe, Mrs. Anna Sullivan and Fa- theF~ John Landry will speak and s musical program will be rendered. There will be social dancing and re- treatments will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. I. PhiIip 6iaEatsky have returned from their hozexnoen trip to Bermuda and are now at home at 495 Clinton avenue. Mrs. Ska vatsky was formerly Miss Ruth FinkleStone.
 Miss Mildred Harrington of, New York city, is spending several days with her parents on Burnsford ave nue-