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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03
FAIRFIELD

The annual tea given by the ladies of the Missionary Sewing Society of the Congregational church was held last evening. as previously announc- ed and proved to be a delightful so- ciai reunion The tables were served at six o'clock and a goodly company partook of the bountiful menu Rev. Frank s. Child presided at the head Deyo at the other. A few of the la- dies and gentlemen present were Dea- Deyo Postmaster and Miss Rachel Pickett. Mrs Wallace Roger and Miss Smith. Miss Jennings. Miss Mary B. Kippen. Miss Ruth Child, Miss Cath erine Glover. Mrs Forsyth. Mrs Fran cis Burr, Sherwood Burr. Mrs. and Miss Delbridge. Amy Child. Miss West, Theodore and Henry Burr and many others
 ter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Glover. was one of the pretty debutaates in New York. on Tuesday afternoon. at a large reception given by Mrs Woodbury c. Miss Helen NJ. Langdon. who is a great grand daughter of the first John Ja- cob Astor The reception took place at the Fifth. avenue residence of Mrs Largdon. and was followed by a din ner party and a cotillion--
 Miss Theodore Child returned to New York yesterday lss-,-S Al ear load of prominent townsDeo- pie went to the Park Methodist church on the east side of Bridgeport last night. to listen to the free concert given by Mrs. Hulse.
 Mrs. Thomas Culley has moved from Mn Hfii Plain to Southport. where she Is to take charge of the telephone exchange.
 Prank MedlIcott has found employ Brid geport-
 Already gentlemen have visited town for the purpose of ascertaining if there Is a chance to take the place soon tc wheafiey. Of course It Is too early for any one to state who the fortunate man win be. Rev. Allen Beeman Is the Secretary of the School Board and doubtless he will call a meeting In good time in connection with the school board of Westport. to consider appii-
 Miss smediey teacher in the frs, grade of the Center school. has so far recovered her health as to be able to resume her duties.
 Lovers of music will be glad to know that a shelf of 35 volumes on music has been placed in the reading room Of the library
 The Daughters of the, American Rev olution will hold a meeting next Tues day at the residence of Mrs. J. 1T, Brown. Fairfield avenue There is sure to be an excellent musical pro- gram.
 The Epworfh League meets this ev- ening at the home of Miss Lottie Blamey. of Southport
 Capt. William Burr is reported quite H.
 Keith Morris, a young man of 20 son of the famous Mrs Julia Watt Norris Curtis, was in town few days ago Before returning to New York he announced that he is .engag- ed to Miss Kate Graham. of that city, Both are deaf mutes and were edu- cated at the same school. Mir. Morris will probably. inherit a share of his mothers fortune. which has been esti- mated anywhere from ss.0oe poo to s20.- eco. 900 He has a sister. Charlotte and brother. who used to live in the house near the depot now occupied by the Barrie family. Young Mir Morris fs represented as having been well ed licated and fond of athletic sports The wedding is said to be arranged for sometime next year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03

Only One sBRosfo oUININE- That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE Look for the signature of P. w. GROVE Used the. World over to Cure a Cold i'm One Day. 25c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03

Speaker Cannon owns the Danville Baeeban club of the Illinois. Indiana and Iowa league and has lately signed Jack AfcCarthy, a former star of the National league. as manager Mem or$ fails as to whether or not the new tariff protects baseball. and we are equally uninformed as to McCarthy's politics.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03
.'If it's made of Rubber, we have it'' RUBBER FOOTWEAR
HOT WATER BOTTLES

New, fresh stock A big line to se- Iecf from. Every bottle fully war ranted. Face Bags, Throat Bags, Spine Bags. Ice Bags: every kind you can think of are here in variety.
 Quart Bottles. BOG to $l.0O Quart BottIes.... SOC to l$1-SS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03

Foley's Honey and Tar is the best and safest cough remedy for children.
 At the first symptoms of a cold. give as directed and ward off danger of croup. bronchitis. sore throat. cold in the head. and stufry breathing. 1t brings comfort and ease to the little ones Contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Keep always on hand, and refuse substitutes. FEB. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. local agents. T 3 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03
GLOVES

Don't forget our line of Mems and Boys Dress and Working Gloves: 200 kinds to select from: Kids. Bucks, Refndeer Wool and Canvas, etc., etc. | 7 Its Tc to S4. .O0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03
WARM COATS

AT REDUCED PRICES
 Footballs, BaslxefbaIls, Bowling Shoes Striking Bags. Boxing Gloves, Coat Sweaters, Jerseys, etc., etc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
MEDICAL


A-ROBERT G. FULTON. B. A.. A. ID.
516 11th ST., Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
LADIES:
20 years ago ] graduated from two old leading
universities. SINCE then ! have TREATED
WOMEN'S AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. khave
the largest practice because ! have had the most
experience and the best equipped office. ANY
lady who needs my help may come to me prf-
vately and in full confidence and he assured of
prompt. perfect and happy results. No delay
disappointments detention from occupation
No need TO endanger your life consulting irrez
ular and unreliable called specialists when for
the same fee you may have the services Of the
most successful and most reliable specialist in
California
Ny Offices are strictly private. and my pain
less harmless methods pride 10 the profess
sion. Ny fees are reasonable.
Ny hours $3.50 a. m. to p. m. I never
fail Phone Oakland J45s.
DIR. ROBERT GREENIsEAF FULTON,
516 l1fh ST. bet. Washington and Clay, Oakland
A. ATTENTION. LADIES.
DIR. NORTH. 1928 Market ST.: tel. Park 5a41
World Renowned Specialists for Women Only
No Delays Disappointments
Relief Guaranteed.
By Most Superior Painless Methods known to
Medical Science.
Most obstinate cases treated: utmost privacy:
have no besitancy II in need Of my services
absolutely harmless. Low fees. By consulting
an eminent specialist YOU save time and
money All female complaints cured. Advice
y d. a --4 4 a
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
AsHBURY PARK TRACT

Lots 81 400 and up; one-hfth cash, balance
In years; price includes sewer, water and gas
mains laid. maeadam street. magnificent view
Of the city and bay; $500 building restrie-
tion; all lots have two frontages: the CLOS
EST IN subdivision in San Francisco; in the
actual center of the city and on the edge of
the built up part of town; the 18th St run
along the front Of Ashbury Park; there are s
city blocks in the tract; we are getting them
ready one block at time; the first block is al
most ready, which we are now Offering. Ashbury
Park starts at the intersection of Ashbury and
18th sts,, and is bounded by Ashbury St. Car-
endon aT. Lincoln av. and Corbett av. The
CITY bought 46 acres to the west of and ad-
Dining this tract for a park, and 500 900 has
been appropriated for improvements. Title per-
feet under the McEnerney act. Salesman on the
tract every day, including Sunday. Take 18th
ST. cars; get of ct Clarendon av.
LY0Nf& HoAG, INC. 6S6 Market ST., S. f.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
CENTER & SPADER
Dealers In
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE
RENT COLLECTORS
TENT COLLECTORS

66O Market st. Opposite Palace Hotel
Turk St close to Market, 30x112.
S30, ,000--Pine st. close to Taylor; grand lot for
apartments; 59x155
81 ,5e0-yalencia st. close to 21st; choice in
vestment; store and flats; rent 81 $40; lot
2Sx1l0; an ofer considered.
81, ,500-Two handsome flats; Alpine st. near
Waller; SO rooms; rents $50; lot 25xS6.
s$7 000-Offer considered; Fair Oaks st. near
23d; fine improvements; rents SO; lot
32:6xl17:6; must be sold; snap.
81, ,S00-Snap; 50xl27; In 10Th av. near Fulton
St; within 300 feet of the park.
f$3, ,750-Hartford st. near 18th; modern house,
rooms, bath and laundry. This is a
bargain; lot 25x125.
$7,000-Rents $75: 3 modern fats, rooms
each: in Goth st. close to Folsom; lot
25x95.
$4,O00-yery cheap: lot S0x114: in Army ST.
Sanchez Will subdivide.
$3,000-Choiq lot; 45xs0; DeLong ay. near
Frederick.
Church ST. close to 23d; grand lot for fats
30xS7:6; street work done; make an offer.
$5, T50-A bargain; flats; 18th st. near
Noe; rents $50. 80; lot 25x101.
81, ,400-Snap; cottage containing large
sunny rooms: in Plymouth st. close to
Ocean G4ake View, lot 25x112:6;
only half block from Mission ST.
CENTER 4 SPADER. Geo Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
PROPOSALS AND BIDS


SEALED bids will be received at the office of
the secretary of the Regents, University of
California. Berkeley, on or before 4:30 p. m.
Friday, May IA, 1909, for work Boalt Hall,
on the University campus at Berkeley, as per
plans and specifications file at said office.
Separate bids are invited for each of the
following IL pieces of work: d) Excavation
and concrete; (2) structural steel; (3) steel
erection; "a granite work; (5) roofing and
sheet metal (6) furring, lathing and plaster
ing; 60 marble and terrazzo work; (s) plumb
ing; (9) ornamental cast and wrought metal;
(10) metal windows, doors and finish; 0D
heating and ventilating; t12) book lift
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check bond in favor of the
undersigned equal TO 10 per cent of the bid to
assure execution of contract by successful bid
der. The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

EAST OAKLAND HOUSES
AND FLATS TO LET.
s16-A sman cottage OF rooms, on East 25th
ST; modern plumbing
s2O-GoOd room cottage on East 18th st.
near 9th ay.
s22.50-Modern room cottage on E. 18th 81
S45-A hne story IL room house. new
plumbing; 14th near the California Col
lege. This is an ideal home; water included
S20-A fine room cottage. situated on East
26th St; this cottage is in Al condition; neat
clean and modern
$30-Cottage OF s rooms close in. on 12th Az
SD 50-3 lovely modern 4 room Hats on East
18th ST.. near school: minutes ride 10 OakIan5
List your property with ne and give me your
notary work.
WESLEY DIXON
51O East 18th street
East Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

:, = ~ = = = = NE-ht4 ESTATE
NEW house. just completed; scenic wheeler
-ellside Addition, North Berkeley: unob-
structed view OF bay and Golden gate. i've
minutes from end Of Euclid ay. car line; lot
50xl30. Eight rooms and bath with laundry
in basement; two toilets. two IavatOrfes:
hardwood doors first story; two dreDlaees:
sleeping porch: box seats: large entrance hall
and closets: entrance hall and dining room
paneled WainScOt and beam ceilings: rear
house piped for hot air, and furnace room in
basement. For price and terms apply to
owner, 141 Second ST.. San Francisco, Cal. or
az owners home. 1875 Euclid av.. Berkeley
FOR sale-Heuse. 6 rooms. bath and toilet; LOT
5Sx100. price 81. C00- lawn. shade and fruic
trees, mill and tank. fine water. brOoder house.
barn and chicken houses: all fenced fne place
for fancy poultry or broller raising: minutes
10 S T.. local; take San Pablo ear. Apply
905 Murry ST.. Berkeley
FOR saIe-BeautifuI new modern room house.
Just finished; beamed ceiling. hardwood doors.
paneled hall and dining room. bet College and
Claremont avs: lot 40x135 IT.; lawn. shrubs
and bearing fruit trees Owner, 2i56 Woolsey.
Berkeley.
MUST be sold this wsek-New 3 room house and
store; lot 30xl00; also room cottage in
rear Price, complete with street work side
walks sewer and city water. 81 400. Q32
Grayson st- mr. sth- West Berkeley.
FURNISHED house rooms built last No
vember, choice location. unobstructed marine
view: will lease sell. owner leaving Berke-
ley to travel. 2571 Buena Vista way. phone
Berkeley 316S-
MUsT be sold; lots in San Pablo park We-e.
Berkeley. 6wner. 1923 sth st.. West Berkeley
Continued fn Next Ppke
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

FOR sale--l37 acres mountain home and fruit
ranch, 8 miles from Napa; good road; 70
acres level. rich, black garden soil under cultf-
yation: about 1,200 full bearing fruit trees
balance wooded pasture; 10 springs OF fine
water piped to house and grounds; II room
house and bath. with porcelain tub; patent
toilet and marble washstands: hot and cold
water; also 2 room cottage; tankhouse with
washroom and stationary tubs: all farming
tools; drying trays. surrey. buggy. farm wagon
and spring wagon. 2 horses. / COW; also
complete poultry plant. with fncubators and
brooders: about 100 pure barred p R. chick
enss running water through each yard rural
mail delivery and telephone; ideal place for
health resort; beautiful canyons and scenery !:
good shooting and fishing: altitude 900 feet:
price $4,000. P. o. box 1S3. Napa. Cal.
villa and hotel sites for sale on the
Blue Lakes, Lake county. G. BEHRND, Mid
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
PAsTURAGE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

PIEDMONT PROPERTY.
Desirable lot. 39x1i0 feet. near Oakland
ear line and short distance from Piedmont sta
tiOn; near corner OF Howard and Mace 81;
for sale at sacrifice; similar size lots In same
block being held at 1856 and upward: viii sell
this lot for $1.2J0 terms follows: $4JO
cash and balance in monthly payments Of SO.
including interest. Owner. box 4t4. Cali office.
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

16O ranch and summer resort within so
miles OF San Francisco highly improved. COM
pletely furnished throughout; also livestock
and farming utensils OF all kinds; can accom-
$500 il sold at once This place viii net
s.. 600 or s., 900 per annum. For further partie-
ulars call or address d. STERNSEHER, 2195
Bush cor FiImnre
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
LOOK SPECIAL.
LOOK SPECIAL.
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
Real Estates Sutter st.

Lagunitas terrace. the Lagunitas road. >
minutes from the station; few beautiful lots.
60X120, subdivided from the grounds of resi-
dence which burned last summer. Beautifully
laid out in flowers, palm trees. shade trees. etc.
A rare opportunity for beautiful building site
Only a few lots; prices and terms reasonable to
desirable people. Go over Sunday. Agent meets
all trains.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

IRRIGATED FARMS on EASY TERMS
Five to 40 acre farms in Sacramento valley
rich, deep. sandy loan soil, for fruit walnuts.
vegetables. alfalfa, ETC.; 26 daily passenger
trains: farm more than 20 minutes walk from
station; the best land and best living conditions
in California; 10 acre farm means independ-
ence; excursion every Saturday +. l. HILL &
Co, East St opp Ferry bldg Phone Kearny
3O2.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

FfffL line OF Pierce cycles and Smell bicycles;
suDdrles: special on repairs. J. 7. CHICK, go
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES

MY wifes Helen Schlegelmilch. having left
bed and board. will not be responsible for
Z debts contracted by her after date April
1909. JOHN SCHLEGELMILCH, San Franc
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

G. FULTON. r. A.. II. ID.
516 1lth ST., Oakland Cal
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

Good. slightly used electric piano, s1e6. an
cher one s2ss; others az exceptionally low
i,rices. don't fail 10 come in and hear the won
fcrful dufe electric; terms as low as s. a
week. Automatic Music and Device Co. Inc,
121 rth 81. city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26


WHY BE WITHOUT A HOME?
FRESNO INCOME HOME FARMS.
Three miles from good town and railroad and
only 13 miles from Fresno City.
This Is Al land for alfalfa, vines, fruits and
berries etc. Cooperative Syndicate Club No. 2
now forming.
$2J cash, balance So per month.
This includes canals and laterals Water for
irrigating soc an acre per year. Well water at
IL feet.
No more than 40 acres to any one member.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Members that can not go at once TO improve
we will plant alfalfa, vines eucalyptus and
care for them free of all cost for one year. We
mean what we say. don't complain about your
chances of life. 1t will be your fault and you
knock until You have investigated. Never has
such offer been known; only limited acreage
at these terms and prices. Call at once. Free
excursion to members.
CALIFORNIA UNITED LAND ASSOCIATION.
9l9 and 92l Phelan building.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT
OF DEATH
One of the best paying ranches in Santa Clara
County-300 acres.
100 acres in the choicest imported vines; full
bearing.
60 acres In French prunes; full bearing
10 acres In olives; full bearing.
10 acres in hay Land
acres In ckestnuts and all kinds of assorted
fruits. balance pasture.
Over 10000 gallons of the choicest old wines
in the state of California in the wine cellars:
wine and olive presses. farming implements of
provements; everything absolutely up to date:
right elevation; splendid view: spring water:
frost never known 10 do any damage: IL miles
from San Jose. on the best road in the county
For further particular address
G. P. ANDERSON & CO.,
100 n. 1st ST., San Jose. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
OAKLAND HOUSES To LET

S20-Sunny. healthy located. up to date 5 room,
cottage with basement; just finished: e. Path
st. nr. 2Sd av. Inquire 1ie4 E. 23d ST.. Oakld-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Climber Twirler in Rare Form. ---s-- MONTGOMERY BUNcHED
 ,HIIs IN THE SEVENTH The Final Score of the Game is
 6to0. Keiser Was B.ttss Out of the Box, and seAweask and rrits were
 Used ln the Seventh
 Round.

Forest Thomas was in grand form yesterday and with gingery, perfect support and punched team hitting of the Climbers, Babbs crew never had q chance, the hnai score being to in
 It. Is questionable if Thomas ever worked a more consistent game of ball In his life. Steady from first to last. and with good speed, he struck did not walk 8 man during the nine innings. The support given him was errorless, and the hitting was of that bunched- pinch variety that brings re- line, as well as in his feIdinR. The Dig manager tore or three-bagger and couple of pinch singles, scoring two of the runs himself and driving and Persons each drove in run. > Kfeber was in for the MemphiL and though he was not being hit much, Persons beating out q bunt in the bagger in the fifth. he was wild, and sharp fielding behind him saved him from disaster several times.
 Tn the seventh inning the Climbers run. Five punched hits in the neishth drove in three more runs. when he was yanked out too late, Buddy schwenk going in and forcing. in one balls. and Persons's hit on him driving In the last and sixth run.
 Charley Fritz. who has at last been turned over to Babb by the Pelican oosG finished the game, and though Greminger got another hit off him, he escaped without a run
 There will not be a game in Mem phis today on account of the reunion and veterans' parade. a double-header being played tomorrow. Jack His- gins announced at his matinee that he would give the last part of the first game in detail and all of the second, as usual.
 With one gone in the seventh. Big fierce for three bags. Osteen drove a terrific line hit at Kieber, that the pitcher made a game effort to stop: The hit was. too hot, though, turning kteber completely around, OBkeen get ting to first and Gremiuger counting with the fast run of the game. Hart hit clean. but Thomas hit tv Babb and started the double that ended 1t.
 with one gone in the eighth, Keewin and Daly hit safe. Rocky struck out, but Whiteman drove Kerwin in, Daily going to third and Whiteman to sec- ond on the throw in. Greminger hit safe again, Daly and whiteman scor- ing. Osteen hit safe and Kieber was bags by walking Hart. and then force re- ing Greminger in by walking Thomas. Persons drove Osteen in with the sixth run Kerwin. ending 1t with a fly to Cranaton. Five runs had come In on six hits and couple of bases on balls,
 The Memphii were retired fin one. two, three order in the last half of the ninth, Rocky being hurt going after Babb's Texas ieaguer, which he got and the game wound up that way. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
THE RACES
Results at Latonia.

Cincinnati. June 7.-The fourth event, A handicap at mile and a sixteentn' was the chief attraction a. Latonia t1- o., inc netting, won the event in a drive from John E. McMillan. the fayorite'
 r. N. Green broke the track record tSf third n's event. & going the dfsance in i:O5 2-5, three fifths of a second raster than the previous track record. one favorite won. Track fast. ,o, First race. six furlongsvoa rn. gxvronaa iSi O iWarren) st i, second;. Kiddy, 1o7 SKsnnsdy) s0 to oas6SIsa,.. third. Ti%s. Eoas' nO wSay ay. MsseS Msors FsH nie. Red shawl Buravist ran.
 Second race, i've furlongs-Toplano' l10 lKennedy) 2S to ! Tcn; S; vgS FSrsnH; nc; l07 (Lee) 9 to ?. second % The Fa6; .S5 lLi Pinkard. c. A.. Leiman, Master Eu- gene, simnette, Laven, Deuce My Hen: ry and Amanda Lets ran: Laveno fell at the head of the stretch ana Joekey
 Third race, i've and half furlongs-- T. M. Greene, 93 t3annonl to F, won; Colioquy, 1l4 (Kennedyl to 10. see- ond WooIsandSis, T,m. ios .Ss Sv; s-5 P10werSl . Reedd, W. A. Leach, Claiborne, Jerry Carroll and Right Easy ran.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-- Rara Avis, 100 Kennedy, i6 to 5, won: John McMillan. 1o7 (Powers) Il to 5, second; Nadzu, 1o6 lTaplin to l. Gliding Belle. Mellow Mint. Fl0reai
 Firth race. one and one eighth miles -HuEhes, 10S (Warrenl 1e to 5, won {; Meadow Grass, s9 (R Williams) l2 to i third. Time. 1:52 2-5. Great Ely siurn, Pink Wings, Billy Pullman. Hue erfano, Broadside. orly II. and Grenade
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards --C5ilyedear, I10 (Powers) { to l, won; Warner. Griswell. Ill (Troxler) 3 to 1. second; Palamon, no (Walshl to 1. third. Time, 1:44 1-5. Rustic. Win hing Star, st. Primo. Albert Fanz. Little Fits, Imboden. Orlandot. Mason, Elvira M. ran. Beau Brummel left at most.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
ACCUSED OF MURDER.
Escsmbia Negro Charged with Eiiiins
 His Wife.


 Brewton, June 7.--(Special. )--Claoe Burns. negro, is In jail with the awful crime of murder charged against him. He Is charged with the killing of his wife at her home four miles east of this city at an early hour last night by shooting her three times with . shotgun.
 The negro and his spouse had not been living together for several months. and it Is said that he was try- ing to get her to come back 10 him when the horrible deed was committed
 Sheriff Fountain was notified and in a short time had Burns behind prison bars. 4 preliminary trial will be held in few days.
 The annual communication of Norris Lodge. No. s01. A. F. and 4. M., was held in the Masonic Temple at 10 o'clock today. The following officers were eiected:i J. B. o'Bannon. W. M.: l.. P. Weaver. s. w; T. F. May. !. i. w.: M. r. Brooks. treasurer; T. 8. soweii. Sr., secretary; W. T. Neal. 5. D.. W. D. Soweli. J. D.; Rev. A. Mel. Douglas. chaplain: L. G. Mayo and c. F. schad. stewards. Norris Lodge now has membership of one hundred.
 County Court was in session today. nineteen cases having been disposed of by Judge Brooks in less than two hours.
 Next Sunday afternoon three monu- ments to deceased sovereigns win be unveiled by Old Hickory Camp. No 30, wodmsn of the World. Many visiting woodmen are expected from neighbor- ing Camps. Hon Walter 2. Seed, of Montgomery, w1ll be orator on the occasion.