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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Mathew Turkowich. MononEah.
Jerrold Ellsworth Wheeler, Elkins.
Bachelor Of Science in Electrical Eng1n-


Mathew Turkowlch. MononGah.
Jerrold Ellsworth Wheeler, Elkins.
Bachelor Of Science in Electrical Eng1n-
eering.
Ross Duncan Brown. Fa!rmont.
Hudson Chandler. ST. Adams.
Harold Chauncey Daniels. Parsons.
Ftzhugh Donnally. Charleston.
Joseph Lewis Eark. Charleston.
Charles Montgomery HILL. Charleston.
Bachelor OF Science IN Mechanical En-
gtneer:ng.
Harry f. Cain. Monrgantown.
Charles Thomas Limerick. lairmont.
Marcalus Matthew Rokos, Morgan
town.
Thomas Hyer Swishcr. Sutton.
Vernon Olan Wheeler, Morgantown.
Bachelor Of Science in Engineering OF
Mines.
Austin John Houndy, Cameron.
Tristram Coffin Colcord. St Nlhans
Herbert Fletcher Harker. Morgantown.
Rufus Glenn Lazell, MorEantown.
William Spencer Price, MUrgantown.
Raymond Earnest Salva,i. Monongan.
Courtney Clark Virgin. Wheeling.
Bachelor OF Science In Chsn,ical En-
ginesrng.
Louis Patrick Hclmbright. Wheeling.
William Harry Thon.as Kramer. MGR,
gantown.
Henry Alpheps Stobhs. Wheeling.
Bachelor Of Science 3n Agriculture.
Stanley Cornelius Butler. Huntington,
John Duane Gather. Pennington.
John Seamon Creighton. Elm Grove.
James Marshall DePue. MorGantown.
Joseph Brashear Dixon. MorCantown.
Jasper Mcdowell Dunn. M"rgIniown
Warren clifford. Wallace
Harvey Claude Golf. COTS.
Ray Huston. Salem.
Arthur Harvey Tough. MorCantown.
James Ernest Mcdonald. Inwood.
Daniel willard Mcfarland. Ravens
wood.
George Burton McIrtire. NorCantown.
French Lovctt Miles. Suckhannon.
Ivan Clarke Owens Ivan.
Homer King Rowley. Shinnst6n,
Emmett Irwin Smith, West Union.
Lynn Arden Taylor. Masontown.
Orvllle Dewey White, Ninrwood.
Bachelor OF Science In Home Economics
Ruby Vivian Aiken. -:avenSWood.
Gladys Marian Bennett. MorGnntown
Gail Brand. Morgantown.
Florence Marian Brooks, Buckhannon
Marie Louise Burkhardt. Morgantown
Mary Louise Christy. MorgantoWn.
Addic May Cokeley. Pennshoro'
Grace Cecilia Fair. Wallace.
Jessie Rogers Fortroy. Morgant"wh
Virginia Gilmore. MorCantown
Shady Snow Huff. Burnt House.
Jessie Lee Johnston. MorSaniown.
isabel HARRIET Kimmel. Grafton.
Helen Louise Kimmins. dim Grove.
Gertrude Virginia Muldoon. ShNp'
herdstown.
Cassie Watkins. Flkins.
Grace Louise Wolford McrEantown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

been published. it 10 practically settled
that the Offices of tho United statso
engineers in charge Of Ohio river i'm.
provements, located at Wheeling, and
Cincinnati. O.. will be consolidated and
located at Huntington.
This change has been under comtern>
plation by Gen. Beach, chief of engfn.
GERS, for several months. and Repre-
sentative H. c. Woodward has been In
frequent conference with him urging
Huntington as the most convenient ana
best location for the consolidated OF.
fees to be established.
Again, on Saturday. Representative
Woodward called on General Beach 10
discuss the matter Of the change. and
he came away confident that the matter
had been practically settled and that
the official order putting the change INTO
effect will be Issued in the course a..
the next week or two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

the Fifth West Virginia district. will
leave here Monday night for Indian
apoils. Ind. He Is going to deliver an
address TO the delegates attending the
annual meeting OF the National Associa>
tion OF Credit Men. The high complt-
ment contained In the invitation to ad-
dress this large and influential body of
representative business men Of the
United States Is very pleasing to this
distinguished West Virginian receiving
it, and he has carefully prepared a fine
address for the important occasion.
There will be lnrge number OF West
Virgintans at Indianapolis to attend
this meeting. which has its opening seA
sion on Tuesday.
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Congressman Harry c. woodward lef.
today for West Virginia to visit the con-
gressional district he representative
Fourth. He will enter his political bal
liwick at Huntington and will probably
visit every county unless he should oe
summoned back to Washington on Of
fcIal business sooner than he expects.
There are two opposing candidates.
Stats Of Parkersburg, and 'Deegan OF
Huntington. The woodward camp fis-
ures that they will divide the anti
woodward vote fairly evenly between
thcm, and il so, they say. abe nominal
ton of Congressman woodward will be
easily assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
PEASE TOWNSHIP
COMMENCEMENT
Glass Of IS to Graduate Thursday
Night At DiIIes Bottom-Fine
Program Arranged

PeaSe Township commencement
will be held on Thursday night Of
this week a. Miners Hall, DilIes Bot
TOM There Is a class Of 16 graduates
this year, all OF whom have made ex-
cellent records. In addition 70 tee
speaking program, music will be FUR
nished by the Moundsvile orchestra.
The diplomas will b. presented by
Superintendent Roster Warren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Washington. 3. c., June 1.-THE sem
ate has been sert the nomination of
Harvey 4. Henderson to be postmaster
al Minden. w. Va, which office became
presidential Oct. l, 1920. and of Edward
L. Reyburn to be postma ster at Vivian.
W. Va. in place OF E. F.. Reyburn.
Incumbents commission expired April
50. 1922.
TIL" Post Office department has issued
commissions as postmasters, bearing
date Of May 3lst. to Arizona Campbell,
Creston, w Va. and Arrastus r. Stump.
Russell, w Va
Representative Wells Goodykoontz OF
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John ". Davies. former ambassador
10 England and former resident of
Clarksburg. w Va, came down from
New York to the Capital Saturday, ac-
companed by Mrs. Davis. to attend a
dinner given at the British embassy by
Ambassador and Lady Geddes in honor
Of the officers Of H. NJ. S. Raleigh.
which is anchored in the Potomac. This
is the first British battleship to v!si,
Washington since ships Of that nation
sailed up the Potomac and burned the
Capital in 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
DR.. KEESOR REPORTS
ON GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Or. Charles II. Keesor OF this city,
last evening at the service of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, gave detailed
report on the meeting OF the General
Assembly which recently closed session
Or. Keesor told Of the many details
taken up by the assembly and the re-
Presbyterian church, but in foreign and
home service. He also took up many OF
the interesting features during the scs-
sion and related TO the large conEreEa-
ton present the outcome of the assem-
bly,. Next years meeting will be held
At Indianapolis. Ind. because il is loca-
ted In the center OF the United States
and the vote for the city was unanimous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

Fostor.a. O.. June E.-The Bucklen
Food products company, with Offices IN
To,edo, and plants in Berlin, O.. and
Ida. Mich. has purchased a site LOT
plant here. and will make this CITY us
headquarters. according to an announce
ment by officials of the company
Two factory buildings already on the
ground will he rcmodeled for tomato
canning, and kraut making. and work
viii he started on another unit, 1t was
,,noronced. About ESQ persons will be
nrnIoyed during the peak season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

In the House branch ON Congress on
Saturday. Representative H. c. Wood
yard Of West Virginia, filed a petition
from the ParkersburG Board of Com
merce. In which that organization urgeo
the speeder completion of all lock and
dam improvements in the Ohio river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
23R GRADUATE FROM WEST
VIRGINIA IN CLASSES Of 1922

Martha Elizabeth Trotter, Morgan
town.
Fannie Clay vickers, Morgantown.
Dorothy Elizabeth Watson. Morgan
town.
Bachelor Of sctsnca.
Roy Austin EEL, Shepherdstown.
Simon Berenfeld. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alvah Warren Bickner, Jr., Ruther-
ford. n. J.
Arpad Braun. Cleveland. o.
Howard Wesley Current. Thornton.
John Edwin Dougherty. Elklns.
David Jospeh Doleu, Manhattan, N
Y.
Nathan Benjamin Feinberg. New York,
". Y.
Samuel James Ferguson. Wayne.
William Edward Geiger. Brooklyn, n.
Y.
Arnold Jarrett Given. Elkview.
John Trevy Goff Burnt House.
Rudolph Goldberg. New York. N. Y.
Julius Colombo, New York. y. Y.
Chester Edward Haberl!n. Bridgeport.
Conn.
Frank Leroy Hall. Morgantown.
Isaac Elhanan Halperin. Cleveland. o.
Brinley John, Morgantown.
Leo Leonard Klein. New York. n. 7.
Louis Hirsh Kohler. New Castle, Pa.
boy. n. Y.
Luther Rush Lambert. WEIGH.
Clark Frank Lcmley. Morgantown.
Felix Philip Lowenfish, Bronx, n. 7.
Randolph McCutcheon. Homlny Falls.
Norval Mason MARI. Rarnsley. Pa.
Roy Devaughan Metz. Wallace.
NJ
Pa.
Peter George Motta. Carnegie, Ia.
, Lao Howard MyRes. Charleston.
Thomas William Male. Jr.. Morgan
town.
Harold Neifeld. Brooklyn. y. 7.
Charles Phillips, New York, v. Y.
Leo Harry Salvati. Monongah.
George Schocnholtz. New York. y. 7.
Maurice Aaron Sherman, Hardwood,
Pa.
nellie Catherine Shughrou, Ronceverte.
Joseph Jacob Simanofsky, Cleveland
o.
Felix Cecil Stack, McMechen.
Richard Bosworth Talbot. Elkins.
Albert Cecil Van Reenen. Onoto.
Stanley Ray White. Morgantown.
Paul Russell Wilson. Wilson.
Henry Jacob Winkler. Pickens.
Frank Mcleod Wiseley, Findlay, Q.
Herbert Zerner, Mex York. \. Y.
Fonjo Prather. Burnt House.
Theresa Ora Smith. Weston.
Graduate Pharacist-
John Forman Casseday. Terra Alta.
Walter Grant Chrislip, Philippi.
Ralph Jospeh Fervicr. Manayka.
Bruce Hartman. Fatrmont.
Virgil Ross Hertzog. Shinnston.
Marion Hendrickson Judy. Petersburg.
James Edward Mayneld. Buckhannon.
Leslie Clair Myths. Clarksburg.
James Henry Stanley. kenoVa.
Albert Kiddy Walker. Sutton.
Bachelor Of Laws.
Walter Frank Ball. Johnstown, Pa
Lambert McChesney Doolittle, Huti-
ngton.
- George Robert Farmer, New Martins
vile.
James Hoagland French. Bluefeid.
Harold Jospeh Kaltenbach. wheeling.
William Francis Keefer, Wheeling.
William Bennett Hogg. Point Pleas
ant.
Alice Johnson McChcsney. Charleston.
Louis Alan Mckee. Triadelphia.
Lloyd Henry Mckinley. Lost Creek.
William Elliott Nefflen. Keyser.
Willard Rein Pool, Charleston.
Carlton Custer Sanders. Philippi.
Floyd Mckinley Sayre. Ripley.
William Forbes simpson, Wheeling.
Mark Twain Valentine Parsons.
Chester Paul Heavep-:s' >SsiaXp;
Bachelor OF scisncS N Civil Engfnse 80
John Rullell Atkins. Hundred.
Martin Francis Hopkins. Cameron 4
Milton FARRELL, Oak Hll
Thomas Harris Meek. Clayton.
William Smith Richie. RavcnSwood J
James Leo Shurgrou. kVnce>crte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

MorEantown. " Va, June 4-The list
Of graduates Of West Virginia university
Las been announced as follows:
Master Of Arts.
oliver Shurtlett. Sutton.
Simon william Carpenter, Buckhan-
non.
Floyd Brooks Cox. Morgantown.
Carrie Maude Dague. Brownsville. Pa.
Blanche Frances Emery. KrksYille,
Mo.
George Andrew Federer. Jr. Morgan
town.
John Ruskin HALL. Weston.
Gertrude Martin. Morgantown.
Gladys Pennington, Morsantown.
William Brown shirley. Union.
Wilson Henry Stout White, Piedmont.
Master Of science.
Ernest Wayne Cortindaffer. Jane
Lew.
Clement Coleman Fenton. Cambridge.
Mays.
Bachelor Of Arns.
Jane wooleock Adams. Huntington.
Ida Lee Anderson, SummersVille.
Anna Jane Allen. Morgantown
Roy Horace Ankeny. Morgantown
VIRGINIA Dent Armstrong. Grafton.
Edzar Oyerton Barrett. Fairmont.
Berry, Batten, Morsantown.
Herbert Kelsey Baer, MorSantown.
Goldie Lucille Bose. Parkersourg.
Beulah Grace Brand. Morgantown.
Hslen Elizabeth Burk. Morgantown.
william James BurleS. Moundsvtlle.
Gayfs Pauline Dick Burton. Charles
Town.
Archibald Martin cantrall. Morgan
town. II
Nancy Dorothy Clarke. sistsrsville.
Presley wIlmott Clarke, Or ham Sta
ton.
Philip James Cochran. Morsantown.
George Fletcher Cree. Wellsours'
Howard Young Grassland. Arrow, Pa
Faustina DeCarlo Davia, Monongah'
AlpAonse Maurice Foose. Morgantown.
Chess Yelving Fordyce, Middleoourne'
Mary Blanche Gibson. Sutton.
reona Edw4na Goodnoush. Wheeling
Mary Pearle Gould. WILLIAMSBURG.
George Oscar Griffith, Grafton.
Paul Thomas Gross. Morgantown.
Mary Melissa Guiher, Smtthheld' Pa.
Marxaret Anne Haines, Perryopoils'
Pa. ,
Hardin Roads Hammer, shinnston.
Mary Ttrzah Hayes. MorgantoWh.
eanor Elizabeth Henson, Bunker Hin.
Marion Rockefftr Hersman, Grants
ylns.
Harry Hill. Clayton.
Frank william Hogue. Fairric".
Arthur Thomas Hopwocd. Warrington
Warren Bartlett Horncr AorEah'o"h'
Iva Ina Eustead. Fairmont.
Mildred Matilda Hutchinson "eI0h'
Rertha Kaplan. Morgantown.
LII Y.
lanes Offutt Lakin. Charleston.
Ruth Huff Lytle. Morgantown.
Andrew Robert Mcclure. Wneeiins'
Ruth McCue. Summersrliie.
si5nev Lamont MCGEE. Morgantown.
wohei Davis Moore. Morgantown.
Rurton RAYMOND Morley. Charleston.
AIicc Dunlaney Morris. karlsruhe.
CIodvs Grey Muhleman. New Martins
willie.
Roxp Agnes Payne. Bridgeport.
uoratio Thomas reasc. BETHANY.
Louise Kirk Petty. Hartford.
Irene Mae Pippin. Morganto~n.
IIale, Sslorrs Potter. Greenwood.
CHARLES Joseph Richardson. Sisters
VILE.
Nathan Gilbert Riddle. Davis.
Howard Charles Riggs. St. Mar!S'
Harry Grayden Robinson, PhilIppf.
rrara Leuore Robinson. MorSanto"n'
George Harold Roush. Farmont.
Alene Regina Sanderson. Elkins.
Mary Louise Sapp, NorEanto"n.
Harlan Bowel Selhy. TacomS WASH
pauline Thelma SkaggS. SummersVilte
Ida Bocock Smith. RonseEerte.
Mary Stewart. Morganto"n.
Harry Webster Moore. MoundsFilie.
Margaret Thomas. NurSantown.
katherine lizabcth Trotttr. Washing
ton. D. g -
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Cincinnati, o.. June "A memorial
service for the late John Calvin, former
mayor of Cincinnati is to be one OF the
outstanding features arranged for the
annual convention Of B. ?. O. Elks' 10
be held at Atlantic City in July, accord
ing TO report made public. FOLLOWING
a meeting of the officers Of the grand
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lodge. and members OF the convention
committee at French Lick. Ind. TIL"
memorial will be held July 10. The
entire program, II is announced. Will be
arranged in tribute TO the former first
citizen of Cincinnati"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

Columbus discovered Guinea in 1893
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

While tho Official order has not yet
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Representative Wells Goodykoontz of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06

Pinkham's Vegeta- table Compound. It has done so much for me. Ny baby is al-
 most a year old now
 and is the picture of
 health. She walked ateleven months and is trying to use her little tongue. She can say some words real nice. 1 am send
 ing you her picture. | shall he thankful
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Annual Convention
 Teachers AssO.
 To Be Held May 12

A varied and interesting program has been provided for the morning sessions of the annual convention of
 the Fairfield County Teachers Asso- citation to be held in Bridgeport, on May 18th. A definite meeting place for the afternoon session has not been decided upon; in all probability the teachers wiM meet at the First Meth odist Church, and the United Church. This year the convention of the high school teachers are being held
 Friday will be open only to grammar school instructors and the high schools throughout the county will maintain open sessions.
 ton includes two addresses by Dr. AL len G. Ireland: M. D. who is Director of Physical Educational on and Health. Connecticut State Board of by Alvin c. Rruel, Musical Director at the high school. At 11:20 the reg ular business meeting will be held. The events carded for the morning session will take place at the high school auditorium
 The scene of the afternoon session vii be shifted to the United Church and the First Methorist church and program includes the annual Section ai Round Table Conferences, divided into three groups, each with its lead CT. Miss Marguerite sherman mem- her of the faculty at the State Nor
 nal school is leader of the Kinder garten and primary section.
 '"The Project Method' is the title chosen for discussicn in the intermed- fate grades section under leader R. W. Hatch, Horace Mann Teachers Col lege.
 Professor Thomts H. Briggs of the Teachers College, Columbia Universi- ty is leader of he upper grades sec tion. The topic for discussion i Why Don't our Pupils Remember?"
 Tho officers of the Fairfield County Teachers Association are:
 President Frank A. Berry, Bethel; Nive-President. Miss Florence Hol- brock, Stamford; Secretary, Miss Della L. Kane. Daubury; Treasurer, Schuyler P Williams, PlainviEe. Committee on Nominations, c. c. Thompson, Stratford; Miss Lena Bar ". Bridgeport; Henry W. Saxe New Canaan. Committee on Resolutions John A. Young, Westport; F. K. Wat son. Danbury; .. D. Bogart, Ridge field. Committee on Necrology, James H. Williams, Fairfield: Frank T. Johnston. Newton; William F. Smith, Fairfield.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Grocery Party For
 Benefit Of Needy

The public is invited to contribute to the grocery party to be held Mon day afternoon and evening by Court Reina Christina, Catholic Daughters of America, in the Knights of Columbus benefit of the neediest poor of the city.
 The packages and cans donated at the party will be distributed through the Catholic Charitable bureau. Miss Nellie Flynn will be in charge from 2:30 until in the afternoon and the evening party from until 10 o'clock will be directed by Mrs. John Lavey, grand regent of the court, assisted by a large committee.
 Cereals of all kinds, condensed milk. sugar. coffee, tea, canned soups, fruits and vegetables are among the many acceptable articles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
West Avenue Hunting Grounds
 For Liquor

A fine of $2OO and costs was inn posed on Bernard Lee, 8S Whiting street, when he was arraigned in the city court this morning charged with violation of the liquor laws, as tho result of a raid on that place on May 8. A half pint of whiskey was found in Lees possession.
 At the time of the raid Albert Darn, 61 Atlantic Street D. s. c. (De- partment of Street Cleaning) was in the place and he appeared in court this morning as a witness for the de- fense.
 Darn told the court that the whis- key was his and that he found it in the gutter during his travels and knowing Lee was a conisseur of good liquor he thought he would take it to him to have it tested. This he said was the reason the liquor was found in Lees pocket at the time of the raid and because of this 1t did not seem to bear out Darm's story. When asked if he had found liquor in the gutter on many occasions he said that it was a common occurrence. When asked where he had had the most suc- cess in discovering it he said that West avenue was the place that it seemed to congregate most freely.
 he judge, however, stated that the story was possible but not probable and therefore imposed the fine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Local Pastors
 Will Attend
 Child's Funeral

Rev. Herbert s. Brown, president; Rev. Hal T. Kearns, vice-president; Rev Ralph H. White, secretary and treasurer; and Rev. Donald B. Mac Queen, will constitute the official dele gation from the Bridgeport Pastor ! association at the funeral of Rev. Frank Samuel Child in the First Con- gregational church in Fairfield tomor- row afternoon at o'clock Dr. Brown and Rev. MT. White will also represent the Bridgeport Congrega- tionaI ministers. It is expected that a large number of other local minis ters will attend.
 The service will be conducted by Rev Claris E. SilcoX, Dr. Child's sue cessor as pastor of the First Church, and Rev. Allan E. Beeman. Inter ment will be made in Oaklawn ceme tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
IDEAL DAY FOR RACES

Derby, Conn, May 6-The Yale
 and Massachusetts Tech junior var s.ty and Freshmen crews, meeting on the Housatonic in mile and a half
 races today found ideal weather for
 fhA rarnffn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Death And Birth Rates Decrease,
 Reports Show

Bridgeport's Health department is the only one in the State that holds the unique distinction of giving to every child born in the city birth certificate signed by the health of ficer of the city, and Dr. John T. Black state health officer. The mot to of the department in causing the certificates to be issued is, Every mother is entitled to a birth certi- ficate for her children
 The importance of proper registra- ton and recording of vital statistics is becoming more and more recognized. Searchers are constantly looking over the records seeking information and ages for school children and people desiring to be made voter. Many times applicants apply at the bureau for their exact age in order that they may be exempt from paying personal tax assessments.
 Births this year decreased per cent, and deaths decreased 23 per pant During 1919 there were A. 5o9 birth. 1.61S marriages and l. 974 deaths, and during 1920 there were 4,t7s births, ,706 marriages and 1871 deaths, while for 1921 there were 4.116 births, LAY marriages. and 1,503 deaths.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Notorious Dewey
 Club Murder For
 May Court Term
(Continued From Page One.)

(COnt1nued From Page One.)
 Following are the Stamford cases: John Butts, burglary; Roy Race, burglary; Rocco Petrucello, burglary; Thomas Brown. burglary; and Fred E. Peterson, embezZlement.
 Robert Thompson, colored, Nor walk, charged with the murder of his step father will be tried. The mur- der alleged to have been committe ] by Thompson was one of the most unusual in recent years. There was no difficulty experienced in appre- hending Thompson. He is now con- fined to the County jail.
 Other cases on the docket are as follows: Vincent Capolongo, Bethel, burglary; George Zboria. Stratford, intent to kill; Fettunato, Frank and Rocco Sherniza, brothers, all of Greenwich, robbery; and Josef De Felice, an old case, charged with rape
 Nine persons charged with various crimes who are out on bonds will be brought before Judge Maltbie. Chris taina 10th, adultery; Guissippie Ro- mona, horse theft; Michael Delouris, abduction; Stephen Duham, burglary; William Mel1ick, adultery; and Joseph Linehan, ringing fire alarm; Josef V. Bailey, false pretense; Dalph Du Bocq, embezzlement, and Myron Dick inson, burglary. are the bond cases.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-06
Sumner Simpson Among Those
 Given Patents

The following Connecticut patents were granted May 2. 1s22': Frank Ruby, Bridgeport, automatic railway accident preventor; Sumner simpson Bridgeport. brake lining and making same; Bernard H. Skelly. Bridgeport, lubricating system; Frederick C. Stan ley, Bridgeport. friction facing; Her mann F. Cuntz, Hartford. dial ana marking for watches; William F. FeImond, Hartford. typewriting ma chimes; Giuseppe E. Terranoa, New Haven, musical toy; Henry G. John son, East Hampton, uniersal winder head; DuCius E. Weaver. East Hamp- ton. sewing machine bobbin case; AIphonso C. Pratt. Deep River, ma chine for making link mesh; Reginald Willard Meriden, and M. A Mich els, Cambridge, Mass, electrolyte in> dicator for storage batteries; Freder- ick A Hart. New Britain, calculating machine; Walter Olcott, South Man chester, green corn implement