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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. A. W Stewart entertained uI.b sowing party at saturday afternoon
 Mr and Mn Wm Liobo Iud Mr. and Nr E Ia.ob.1n Hlv. n hnd"o party nt tnc homo nl IHa former in caa.r shaluos htIu0u .H eI.u day o.cuIne Een. uh'. nIr.c.- nl.I. Nn n .U.u and nr Proc hurro. winning Ino nr.
 Tuad.y c,cn.u. Gap. Hnl Mn" c s Ward entertained WIth dune uo- nlrr for tWo.r. .l 'Hor hou. on Seventh .roc. arI later Che rH ly aIIomueI Io lhe home to. |.r and Mn. Wm Daacr ir. where .,0l un. o. hnleo won. played iurn. Che rr.. oI fhe .rou.ur The nrlo urn.. Woro Nm llHm9 and n. stewart
 MT und Mrs Cha. ooUa.eu ca. lerumoI witch a hHl.o pmN .a.. rmday evening m honor of Copt and NM WHI Seven HI'. Nol tor hIeH ..nr. tIr Ward and John HaHanIHnI coming o. victorious uIth Hc most points and Bob Som m.. wIHru. the eut nr..e
 Nr mU Nr J. q. Mcbride m.cr. au.I m. following .u.H dn. ner rruI.r ..en.n. Captain Ion.. Lieutenant and Mrs. coIu and nr and NH Na.H.r oU...H and W.ge mi One con.. eulI .I.I.r Um'.H.
 ht tne lenn eoH. H." ..au arc anHolHu. U.IIE
 Mr. and Mrs Cho.tHum gave . dinner raI.y tor feN .rond. ou fu day e..unr coe. H.u. Hi 'n. ten. Lalu thre. table. o. hr.Ia wore played and Nr Ward WI" given H. m.t nr.r H"uu uarcI.u. ra..I m. a.Nne h0uI
 Tho FnI.r Card Club meet. .oIW wfr Mn. s.omrI on n"tu hFc
 Th. Martha club u. on. Hr.hE lorau church I. having a .eooIN aI. at lr. s.r.Hr. Grocery tuH u ..noon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
PERSONALS

CmHu j. J. Fueean. head of tlo AIl.n Oi Company who was horo ou hi. Wy from seI.ue lo Cold Bay. r..D.r.I n telegram fn rr.uu to ao. aiIe ou business nnd he Ioll for fHoro on fhr rruco Mary Thur lH m0rune
 Uhr.o Nrr to. sarWny arrived on Che E.one.h Wednesday and win TO. turn on tle mm. hoai Monday night Mr. Nyo Ia owner ol llo sarN.E uaIa ys.em
 C A. Lmo of sarNay H hcr. on oHH0I business ho ha.ue com. no.,.I wien lnc immigration depart. mont
 William ru.ohuu mrFoi from Seattle ou Ho Princess N.F rue day night and left Wednesday u. UMon. ro. whore hc H urar.n.w dent 70. ,he omoharoU Mining Come nHr
 Mrs kwI TleIo who has boon un . hurried mu.mo-burur .r.u Co smuI. wU mra homo on Che Ial. I.non which Is due tomorrow
 I Noum.r..r federal uFno.'0. or hoH.n for Ihc District of hIaau returned on Ono gas bo1t Tlu from am oIIc.ol uat ll k.umun Captain H. C. Whitney Inspector o. huIIs who accompanied Mm tn N0.rh.Eau returned on th. queen In u.sht
 A. L r.r.er ru.hor u- Straw H.v ponl returned .o h.a hom. . W.Hn.HHv al..r spending aolo.u U.u In town on business He Wm
 accompanied oa hs uIum by h. son. A. r. Parker. who haH boon I.o.nnI m lho ..amor Adm.u . Watson for severn. months IuI.e John E WIm who ha boon UtH m family al Long Bench california for .he pas. c.rht or lU u..E. win arrIFo ou lhc Jefferson .o .uoroH
 Mrs. J. w. BmUl returned o tn. Princes. Mary Tuo.IHy u.rh from .hor. vHt to .ho ouu.do sn. u. accompanied hueE hr he mo.l.r Nu N T NHIor and h' H.r nmh.nIH mu.Hor h'r L A Hm0un both IHo latter hHf.n. com. to neHI tne summer hHe
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
MUSEUM cArAI0a COMING UP

Tho preparation ol Che ca.a.os ol the hasa Historical Museum H we'll under Uay Tuesday pho.og- nnhor was busy In Che museum taking picture. of Che specimens .o ho used as Illustrations in .hc ca.a- Ior hhou. ID Illustrations covering m many separate divisions of Che nrI0a win add much to lbe appear
 nce and educational value of One book
 The present plans are elaborated somewhat from thoso announced at frL m moro attention is being given I1 historical references coror- me thc Esdmo. and ndIm culture. n wcI as Chat Of .ho Russians dur ing ,lc early days Of thc.r occupl- uun thau was at dut intended.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
FROM TYPE TO EGGS

.M Cramor of 5eatlo. for twenty roar or moro n printer and pubnah- .r and who worked al his trade In Juneau eight years ago. is now on a tour of tho North in Che In.ere. o. One Washington Co-Opamurc AHo- HaUon which no..a..lea i'm csH
 and poultry Mr. Cnmor win eo to tho westward after completing h.a eauga of .h.. portion Of Che Tcrri- tory. Ho wa. at Starway and Haua tnH wces and Ie.t THuuday u-.L- -l- .-L.--
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
NoucE no PlY sCH00L TAX

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha. m. undo. n.I h. boon duly an- pointed s.Ho. Tax Collector for Che Cr r. Juneau u conformity W.th Chapter .U tH..H s.m IaW IaI. and amendments .Hoo.o.
 N m.nH between t.. axe. o. u.mu ... aud U.T ro eN0en. U.. in ... IT. E Army 0r H.rHn. U... e..e volunteer Nrmm. n.u..r ... .u.rr. nH"0u. aro al0-
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 Should ..I n. living Tn A.HHEa on .r prior II. t.. Hu. N1H0.r in hnrl I... ...I ..E .H.| n. dH. and nHE- ..I. ou .I .Ht I... and MI he IHnrrr. .I.r May r.. INaa should .or .r.ro in Alaska Inter Hm n. Hr.. dat. above mentioned. ur win ba delinquent hr.E "oI day. .I.r your ursaI or within Ior I.I days H'.rr notice Ia E.Fon ..u
 AM n..0r. nm. and .orpor .nr. employing labor shah furnish U n. employee. .o collector and r. authorized ny law uo doiue. mom. o. aE from Waro Of em. n'uI...
 Hr. and imprisonment arc pro- NU.I Hr iH. t.. above quoted for .Io.. who laH 0r uo..0.t lo nnr .aE 0r furnish I... o. employees
 u.... .t Juneau NHsEa April l. I..a A.. E GUHR
 School Tax Collector for Che
 UII. uI Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
WHTEH0RsE HAD IT. 100

According to private adv.ces ro. co.vod th'H week from Wh'tohono chat plac. recently had a regular fiu epidemic but with Che exception of two indIaua lhore were mo faIoli ucE For umo whole families wcro sick and Che one doctor Iu Che town Was 0n lho so day and night How oror Che advancing spring brought a change of conditions Che epidemic wmod and normal health resumed
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
EXPEBWNCED SHOE HAN
 NOW AT g0LDsTEWs

H L. Arnold arrived on lhe hla- moia Ia.. Saturday and Monday he took chmeo ol lbo shoe department 0r Go.da...nH Emporium Mr. Ar mold iH am experienced shoe man and Inn. had I1 yclu experience i'm tnat Uno oI work, having hcou connected uIh lho Victoria Shoe Company of Seattle and wIth a ahoo store iu Bel Uneham coming from thore to Ju- uoau Ue waa accompanied by Mrs Arnold and expects lo mako hia homo lora
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
DB SLOANE HEARD TBOW

nr L O sloane Inn. recently 'n
 formed friend. uon lu0t hc hW completed h. Wor. in the Now York Pos. C"turt. Hospital and lhat ho Intended ~. I.rre very soon for Lu. tu..'.. where Mr sloane an0 choir l.ueh..r Charlotte haro boon living Hu0o .her '.I Juneau HeFcra. vooE a.n. Dr. sloane does mo. "F what n. intends doing aI.cr h.H or- rival 1T. Io. hneo.e. hu. II. H h'. Ho..I Hnr. .Hal Io W.'I hc associated u.h n brother .n tHc practice o.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
oBREaou SUBJECT IN BAD

Prank Uuora MoE.can Was brought to Juneau from Hoonah Wednesday by Deputy Marshal prydc and hrr boon bound over to thc grand jury on charge of having com- mt.oI statutory oIonae ael.nst a IIyc.ro'd Indian girl al Excursion inlet Hc Is hold Iu Che Ioca' Ia.I as bond vu. refused by U 8 Comm.s- .oue ueumoior of Ho0uHh.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
KEW HABBOB BOAT
 FOR FORT SEWARD

Tho har1or boa. Peterson ot For. Seward haa been replaced by the Fouluoo. which arrived at Che fort laat wook Tho F0uauco ia G larger and moro olworlhy boat thm Che Peterson and Wa. bull. as a mine nyor 1nd used for that purpose dur ing Che war; Though Iacaur Iu p1H .oneer accommodations. th.f win b. e.meIIoI by iho addition of new Houee Captain sudham. formerly m command of Che po.owon wII command One E0m1uee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
MEETING APRIL %

There win bo a regular meeting of Ie'oo No. 6. Pioneers of Alaska, next Thursday night when reports Of Che lato so.sion oi Che Grand lgloo win bo received from Delegate Shop ard. Tho president haa also received Che new annual pa word which win bo mpar'cd to Che members at Che meeting
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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er.... .ru hold every sunday a. lf. m. I'm ne church ol Chris un s..cueo Society o, Junnau on nrr sr..t between Main and soW- ard sr..a The uhIrct sunday win rH. uo..r.ue 70. Atouemrut
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 Wednesday Testimonial. meeting II. h.Io n. m.
 Christian Science Heaine Room
 Room H.Ionr Block Open daily. except suudHya and holidays rom ea. to [ and s to 9 D. mn u..u.Ial evenings from to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

On account or ihe schedule of Che .o-rr heturn uo1r'aa and Juneau It H nomrel.ont t1 hold Eas.er sorf- ... n. both u.Hoe on Ono .mc mornu. .rr lhat reason One ta..or ..rsI..H M tHr s. eahnlH church uuI h. celebrated on che following
 T.. nore'H O0mmm.cn.H NIe cordially invited .o.at.enl ,ho .crF- . IUu..u
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
MINE INSPECTOR
 LEAVES FOR EAST

D D. stewart Territorial. m.uo Iu sne.'or IoH on the Watson Tuesday on trip Io Washington. u C.. whor. ho ie to confer with " F BlIn di rector of Ono Bureau Of Muoa Mr. Stewart ozpce.a t1 bc gone about 3o d1ya
 Director Hnn expects to icay. Washington May ! and win anoud about two months I'm A'aata iuy@u aUue One coat supply .u tho Matn ma.n ncId.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
NEW STEN0GRAPHEB
 IN GOVERNORS OFFICE

T w. M Colbmn of Washington cIv accompanied Governor Bono homo from h.E recent omc.a. F.0.t to tHe East and hu accepted .ho poe HUor of r.euouapher Iu hIH o0.ce Nr CoIhum ha been employed In Washington for Che uaat several gc.I and comes to AIasa highly recommended.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
Holy Trinity Cathedral

HH.r N.. service.
 um. Communion s.0' and Il.OO UHm.m. service and Holy Baptism I..H.
 N m. II.0. o'clock a.rs.ee One u"...ue music win he rendered Prelude Violin ..o Mrs. Moo..r. ......u.I Hrmn .l. lHe Lambs H.n Hors. .-. cnr uw Passover lo.a Choral OnmmHH0. s.......Aa''" H.m.. .I..n.. |'...'.n. n"...rr tn...u Why Sock le III. lNne Among .He n.ai. #u. H.mr .I..u CHr.
 u.n H...r.
 ruU.. cordially invited
 nr s.Lu... church Even
 u..r nm. sermon. s.n' D. m . H0- mH..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
WOMAN WANTS WORK

Unmn. woman want. N'' work N.I.nr .rH..ue ..O.Hn e.e. or hours da.E and 0.. day" ar.n wool. L..Fe word ". u.. 0. str1I'orH Weekly or nHon. IIom.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
CHURCH NOTICEs
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.R., O. G Bruecl

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 rr. .t wi" m.. t.. Latin -. s.E.. .H. t0. .... .n H.r ...H..r .. .
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
MR. TRACY GOES HOME

Hugh Tracy returned to nIs home at Douglas yesterday altcr being at sL Ann hospital for a few days. sufferer from eye trouble.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

n r| H. I n HeIou.uU. rc .r |.... H.... ou ine Hrn
 H.. .". spending tHIo month. .. ..... winter home In O".. ." M. H..r..a had n Hr0H . m. Hu aN WecsH uH'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
ACCIDENT W MINE
 BRUSHES MANS SKULL

Gus Johnson. a miner at Ono Alas m Juneau was seriously injured Thuud1y morning when Inc slipped and fcU down chute for distance of G0 feet U'a skull was badly crushed and at Gnt it was thought that ho had mo chance for recovery. but Che latest report Ia chat he i8 somewhat Improved He Is being at- tended at Che St Ann hospital by Dr. Pigs
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to rem ovate old pieces.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
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must pay taxes. Methods for the control of this sort of project were discussed by the board.
 A letter was received from the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce inviting members of the Bridgeport Chamber, to attend a meeting to be held Thursday at Hotel Bond, Hart ford. About fifty local men1be CTS are expected to attend the meeting.
 Samuel c. Parker, who is chairman of the committee to help make Bridgeport Products Week. a suc- cess, read a report to the members. During the week the members of the Retail board will display and pro- mote the sale of Bridgeport made merchandise.
 An announcement was made at the meeting that Wallace G. Taylor, who has been in charge of the advertising g of the Rowland Dry Goods company, will be placed in charge of the main floor Of that concern. He will, how ever, remain advisor to Arthur Whit comb, who has been an assistant in the advertising department for some time, appointed his successor, due to the recent changes made throughout the company. These changes have been made effective by the combine e of the Howland company of this city and Reid 6 Hughes company of Waterbury. Some of the men form erly connected with the Bridgeport St ore have been transferred to the Water bury store.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Oe } D ReQd co
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conferences and exhibitions at the Chalif School and many of these splendid ideas in aestheic and ballet work he has brought back to this city and will feature them in the exhibl- GOn program
 Foremost among this number will be the ''LAmour Tsigane,' which will vanced Senior classes. In the dance there is a. glimpse of a band of Gyp- Sies merry making. It is a gay and wild r-evel, where the music raises the echoes with fiery rhythm, abetted by jingling, throbbing tambourines, as the vagabond dancers let them selves go in utter abandon to the rhythm and the fire in the music and in their own nature. For they have in their souls that free capacity to let themselves go, that most civilized people do not possess. Freedom is their hearts desire; that is why they forever wander, living with the open sky and country spaces and always moving on, with 10 desire to take root So in their dancing they ex- press this love of freedom more than aught else, since every nation s most essential character is set forth in it's dancing.
 A series of delightful nursery r:hyms and dances will be included in the first part of the junior. juvenile and Kindergarten program on Satur- day afternoon A spectacular bal let t'The Sun," or 'fEarth's Awaken ing'' will conclude the program. The pantominic parts of the dance in which 150 people will take part, are flora, wind. snow, lightning. thunder
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Trolley w age Scale Cause
 Of BallOting

The annual Sduabbie between the Connecticut company and the trolley men over the wage scale is on, the present scale expiring June l, and the company offering a rate for the ensuejng year that would mean a ten per cent cut. or about five cents an hour less for each man.
 BallottnEr locally commenced last night and will continue today. A sliding scale now in force runs from A to 60 cents an hour, which is about eight per cert less than the scale paid during the war time days. The company endeavored to put over a Is per cent cut last year, and the matter went to arbitration, The men want the old scale restored and do not look favorably on the plan to institute a further cut. It seems pro bab1e the matter will again go to ar bttration, with the final settlement retroactive.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Fairfield Girls Case NOlled
 Yesterday

Miss Lorintaa Brown, daughter of State Senator Brown, who was charged with reckless driving May 1 had her case nolled in Town court yesterday after a hearing that lasted from early morning until noon.
 Miss Brown was involved in an accident on the Black Rock Turnpike near the Hemlock reservoir, with a car owned by George Reed, 35 Locust avenue, Danbury. May 1 at 4:30 o'clock. She was proceeding south on the Turnpike and the Reed car was going north. It was brought out in the testimony that she struck a rut in the road causing her car to serve and crash into the car owned by Reed. Both cars were badly damaged, though proceeding at a moderate rate of speed.
 Prosecutor Bacon Wakeman recom- nnended a nol1e be entered in the case and Judge Jonathan Grout acted ac- cordingly. Miss Brown was repre- sented by Attorney Frederick Nor gan and MT. Reed by Attorney Will son of Danbury,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

stored me to normal health. often have occasion and do recommend your Vegetable Compound to my friends who may use these facts as testimonial. "- EVA ALpRICH, 218 Union St., Emporia, Kansas.
 There are many women who first used our Vegetable Compound during their girlhood days They foundi it a valuable help during trying periods. In later years they use 1t whenever they feel those annoying symptoms which women often have.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is a woman s medicine. It Is pees pared carefully from tLe best quality of medicinal plants, whose properties are sspacially adapted to correct the troubAss sytruez1 have.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Brennan Next, \ Dempsey Says

Chicago, May 23-Jack Dempsey said today, the only prospect for a light in the near future, was a contest with Bill Brennan at Benton Harbor, Mich, on Labor Day. Prom oter FftzSimmons talked with Dempsey while he was in Chicago today and told him that Brennan had been sign ed for the Labor Day engagement. Dempsey expressed considerable in berest and asserted he was ready for the engagement if his manager and the promoter can come to terms.
 If the Benton Harbor fight is staged Dempsey said. he will not return to Europe to meet Georges Carpenter until after the engagement here his European contract calling for a fight with the Frenchrnan before June 1923. Carpenter, Dempsey, said, was heavier and in better condition than when he and the Frenchman met last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Gypsy Dances TOBeFeature
 Exhibition

The twenty-third annual exhibition of the dancing classes at the Guilty School of Dancing. will take place Friday evening, May 25, at 8 o'clock and Saturday afternoon at 2:3O. On the first evening the members of the advanced classes will appear in a program of 29 splendid dance mum bers, some of which were presented for the first time at the last exhibi- ton held at the Chauf School of Dancing in New York.
 Daniel c. Guilty, proprietor and head instructor at the local school is a aeguIar attendant at the teachers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
c. Of c. Members To Attend Meeting
 At Hotel Bond

The retail board of the Chamber of Commerce met at The Stratfield yesterday Aaron Wittstein of the Tax Assessors office was a guest of the board and spoke on the method Of levying taxes on merchandise. The amount of stock on hand Sept. is the amount for which the merchant is assessed This is collectable the following April There are many "travehng" merchants who open a store for only a few months, and after having conducted sales and bargain days, move away before they
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Mccall Magazine
 for June

Entertaining stories by Ethel M. Dell and Robert w. Chambers, also a complete novel cite by Louis Joseph Vance.
 Summer fashions for every member of the family.
 Summer menus inclu- dino iced drinks.
 10 cts. a copy. Mccall Needlework Book for June also ready. 25 cts.
 Third floor.
 Sometimes a person wants a card with a certain message. Have you seen those beautiful cards with verses by Edgar Guest9
 20 cts.
 Stationery Section.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

I when l was a girl. For several years [ shad severe pains at menstrual periods,
 making me very weak and interfering { with my regular du-
 ties. l tried several remedies without ob- taining relief. I was
 l induced to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound by e - . x1 4-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Interesting Demonstration of the Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stove

This is already in progress and will prove of great interest to housekeepers who oil stoves dur ing the summer season. A demonstrator from the factory is present who will Explain the workings of the stove and how to get the greatest benefits from it, and she is willing give any helpful suggestions in regard to the stove.
 There will be shown the New Perfection and The Puritan. And the Superfex Burner style which is more powerful heater than the old.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Fined S5 and costs.

Nathan Levy of II Elizabeth street, South Norwalk. charged with reck- less driving was fined S5 and costs when his case came before the court He was found guilty. Traffic Officer Arthur Bennett arrested Levy on the Post Road and charged him with passing intersections at too rapid rate of speed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

and with paying 10 cents to ride 12 blocks to church. There must be many others that the trolley company by it's discrimination against Strat- ford has lost, and there will be others. The writer is using tokens yet, how ever.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
STAMFORD

The meeting of the council sched- ,Ied for last night has been post poned until Friday, in hopes that the smallpox situation will have cleared sufficiently by that time for the ban or public meetings may be removed bv Health Officer Dr. G. P. Lewis. No new cases have been reported Tor several days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

C-ETCAGO-Jock Hutcnison, Glen view professional. who departs Thurs day to defend his title in the British open golf championship, June 19. at Sandwich, said he had small hopes of repeating his victory of last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Mrs. Keogh's Case Continued

Mrs. Mana Keogh, wife of Judge John J. Keogh of the Fairfield Coun- ty Bankrupt Court, had her case con- tinued one week. She is charged with reckless driving after her car col 1ided with a cal, driven by Harold F.
 Rarnum of Carson street, Bridgeport
 It will come before the court next Monday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

the fourth race at Jamaica ynster- day, John E. Madden sold Emotion, a three-year-old chestnut lilly. by F'riar Rock-Affected to R. L. Gerry and Marshall Field for $25,O00O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

Know of just exactly $3.S0. and a minimum figure, that is gone from the trolley company forever and ever. This is just one family, disgusted with paying 15 cents to and from work
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

Large and dangerous holes on the south side of Connecticut avenue just over the city line are being repaired. None too soon. When filled with
 waters after rains they are items of hazard.