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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-25
The Best Rents for the price

The Best Rents for the price ss6 Norman St.. rooms. ....... .$3o. % 1764 Main St., s rooms. ............ 14.O0 116 Parallel St., 6 rooms. .......... 1900 95 N. Washington Ave. rooms, 20.00 2367 Park Ave. s rooms. .......... 20.00 2370 Park Ave-. 4 rooms, .......... 10.00 112 Pacific St.. 1 rooms. .......... 1000 945 Capitol Ave-, rooms, ........ 15.00 33 Wells St.. 5 rooms, ........ 14.00
 HURLBURT q COMPANY.
 Room 1. 1904 Main SE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-25
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
AUCTION SALE

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used fur niture, carpets and store fixtures. Bridgeport Auction & Commission Co.,, 296 State St. Tel. 1862.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-25

FOR RENT-The office formerly oc- cupfed by the late pr. Norval Smith. Mo- 4S6 Shelton St. This Is splen- did spot for a physician. There is nice practice, worked up for the past two years. and the rent for the of flee is very reasonable. Inquire. H. l.. Blackman 6 Son. Room 105 War ner Bldg, 82 Fairfield Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-25
SHOES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND Shoes for
 sale Repairing neatly and prompt., ly done at lowest prices. Nathan
 Hartman. 72 State street. A 1 if
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-25
UP-TO-DATE TAILoRs

DO YOU WANT to have your clothing cleaned. pressed. repaired. or altered The well known Middle street tailor will do the job neat. quick and req sonable. Matthias Sajben. custom tailor. g Middle street, between Lafayette and Fremont Hotel. Bridge. port. Conn. BTs.
Evening star., 1909-09-12

Lace Curtains. 3 yards long and full
length: Irish point and Renaissance
effects. Better than usual at Toe
LOO pair............. ...................s
Lace Curtains, 3,k yards long and 60
inches wide; 60 different patterns In
Brussels. Renaissance and Irish point
effects. Better than usual Ct 40
at 500 pair ir.....................~
Couch Covers. full 90 inches wide
and 8 yards long. with fringe 81. 40
on all sides. $20Q values. ~Ae~~
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Special at SC.
Silk Taffeta Binding; g.
yard rolls. Regular price,
Ioc.
Tomorrow's Bargains

De Long Hump Hooks and Eyes;
all sizes; warranted not to rust A.
lOc everywhere. Sale price. ~
Westerly 2OO-yard Spool Cotton: all
numbers. Worth &c spool. Sale Do
price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Kerr's Luster Twist. 800 yards, black
and white; all letters; 12c spools. q.
oaie price -...-.-.-............. ~
Darning Cotton: black and "
white; &c spools. sale price. .T2C
Angora Braid. 5-yard pieces; -
sold everywhere for l0c. ~
Kings Famous 5OO-yard Basting y
Cotton. Special price. .OS
Bias Seam Tape: all widths; g. -
yard pieces. Sale price. ~
Oneida Community Spool Silk, o.
400 yards. Worth 4Oc. Sale price AOC
Silk Taffeta Collarbone; black and
white. Sold everywhere for 1Oc -
yard. Sale price. &c
FeatherbOne Collar Sets, worth =
1Oc card. Sale price. .OS
Silkateen; all colors; SC spools p
Sale price. DC
Best Serge Betting: black and white:
10-yard pieces. Worth 75c. Sale 60
Columbia Hooks and Eyes; all sizes:
black and white. Worth &c card. n
sale price.
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Special at lc.
Crochet Silk; all colors !;
Ioo-yard spools. Usually SC
per spool.

Windsor Hooks and Eyes: all sizes;
black and white. Worth &c card. n
Sale price. ~
Hooks and Eyes (hump kind, black
and white: all sizes. Worth DC -
card. Sale price. ce....................A ~
Hook and Eye Tape. black, white
and gray Worth 25c yard. 10
Sale price. .........................A -
Linen Corset Laces g yards), y
best quality. Worth 1Oc pair. ~
Milward's Famous Needles. The n
sale price to be. W.
Treasure Safety Pins; all sizes. 0o
Worth SC. Sale price. ~
Stocking Feet: black and white;
all sizes. Worth lOc pair. Sale n
Belt Pin Books; assorted: black n
and white. Sale price. ~
Silk Taffeta Binding, 9-yard n.
rolls. Worth lac. Sale price. ... ~
!. Silk Taffeta Binding, white and col
ors; S-yard rolls. Worth 1Oc. 20
Sale price. ~
Roll Tape. 24-yard pieces. e.
Worth 1Oc. Sale price. ~
English Tape, yard pieces. Sale ~
Tape Measures. 60 inches.
Worth DC. Sale price. tC
Evening star., 1909-09-12
a Pairs for Csc.

The Palais Royals Annual
Special Sale of Motions" is
looked upon by the wholesale
houses as one of the great trade
events of the year. One Of the
leading makers of Dress
Shields sells his goods stamped
with we'll advertised name,
and they retail everywhere at
I6c, I8c and zoe per pair. For
this sale he agrees as follows:
To supply 10000 pairs of
these Shields, to retail at &c
pair, or four CD pairs for 25c,
instead of I6c, I8c and zoe a
pair. Every pair to be guar
anteed, the same as if the we'll
known name were stamped on
each pair.
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Special at lc.
Skirt Banding; curved.
The superior quality retail
ed at SC per yard.

Barbour's Linen Thread, all
numbers. Worth 1Oc SPOOL Sale O.
price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On
Horn Hairpins. Worth o5c nnc
dozen. Sale price. ~
Snap Fasteners Worth 1Oc >
dozen. Sale price. DC
Star Alpaca Braid. black and
colors: 5-yard pieces. Worth -
1Oc. Sale price. &c
Geneva Silk-finish Thread. -
Worth 1Oc spool. Sale price ~
Gum Tissue (for mending). n
Worth 1Oc. Sale price. ~
Laundry Wax. with wood han X
die. Sale price. dozen. UC
Mourning Pins. 40 count. Jet ~
and mat. Worth &c. Sale price. :. ~
Peter Pan Hair Curriers'. Worth -
1Oc. Sale price. 4C
Shoe Laces, 5-4. Worth 1Oc p
uozen sale price. e...............OS ~
Pin Cubes (best quality pins), -
100 count. Worth 10c. Sale price. ~
Kid Curriers'. best quality; >
usually 1Oc. Sale price. DC
Hair Rolls. all shades. Stand -
ard price, 25c. Sale price. AOS
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Special at l3c.
Silk Garter Elastic; black
and all colors. Usually 35c
yard; length for I3c.

Dressmakers' Pins. k-pound boxes:
best quality. Worth 25c. Sale nO-
Imported Needle Cases. with assert
ed needles and bodkin. Worth uOc
0Oc..-. .............. ................
Stocking Darners. Worth sc. D.
sale price. ....................
Hairpin Cabinets, assorted. u
Worth sc. Sale price. w
Featherbone, Warren's silk. QA~
Sale price, dozen yards. .CrS
Janowitz Duplex Bon es. a.
Worth 25c. Sale price. AOS
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters; all
sizes. Worth 15c to zoe. Sale 1r
Price. ................ ..........'-...
Mohair Shoe Laces. Worth 1Oc -
dozen. Sale price. ....................OS
Silk Hose Supporters. Worth Dsc
SOC pair. Sale price. @ON
Fish Net Shopping Bags. Worth D.
15c. Sale price. ~
ParaboIa Gold-eye Needles. 2c
Worth DC. Sale price. ~
Kirby Beard Pins. Worth &c p
paper. Sale price. ~
Pearl Lace Pins. all colors. Sold
everywhere for &c. Sale price, So
for. ......................
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Their History.

The Scissors that have grown in fa-
vor more and more for eleven years
have history to be proud of.
Eleven years ago we determined to
sell better scissors for less money than
usual. A leading maker was sought
and thousands of pairs were contract
ed for. The stipulation was that the
scissors were to be guaranteed SO that
the name "Palais Royal could be in
delibly marked on each pair.
Hundreds Of thousands of pairs have
been sold in these eleven years, with
practically no complaints.
OF razor steel, with adjustable
blades, made with the skill and care
a guarantee demands these scissors
are as good as the best retailing at 5Oc
to 75c, though" here regularly at only
.9c pair.
Note that all sizes are to be 19c pair
tomorrow-and the guarantee is to be
as binding as II you paid the regular,
price.
Evening star., 1909-09-12
lual Importation From Japan---and the Surpris
Drawn Work Covers, 08c.

These linen pieces are SUI
perb specimens of Japanese
art. The picture gives no
proper conception of the
drawnwork which creates the
beauty of these covers. See
them in Art Needlework De-
partment. first floor, near G
street door.
Lace Trimmed, 79c
These Pure Linen Round
Centerpieces are trimmed
with real torchon lace, alone
worth more than 70c.
Choice for 48c.
Art Work Shams and 11a-
yard-long Scarfs, of lawn
and net.
Evening star., 1909-09-12

Hand

M0c to $4.9S for Hand
Nv made Renaissance
Lace Centerpieces and Lunch
Covers; 3Ox30 and 36x36
inches.
ca n2 to SIS for Hand
!, VOs 80 made Renaissance
Table Covers; 45x45 to 72x72
inches.
OQc to $2.4s for 1sx54 and
|oS 1Sx72 inch Hand
made Renaissance Lace Bu-
reau Scarfs.
aOF/ to 25c for Hand
ZZ2N made Renaissance
Lace Doilies, and 29c to 4Sc
for Centerpieces, 1SxlS to
24x24 inches.
Evening star., 1909-09-12

Each pair of these Scissors is stamp
ed with the name "Palais Royal"-and
each pair is guaranteed to the effect
that if they fail to give satisfactory
wear for an indefinite time a new pair
will be promptly furnished.
Evening star., 1909-09-12

$500 Down Comforts, covered
wi, with BEST, best French e sat 50. 29
$3.50 California Wool
Blankets, very special ca "a
SOC Heavy Bleached Sheets, II
x7O inches: hemmed and 2Oc
ironed. Special. ...............
CSC German Silver Bleached
Table Damask, 81 inches E6A-
wide. Special. ..................OO wv
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Special at SC.
Patent Skirt Gauge; in
fallible. Usually 15c. Sale
price,with chalk included, &C.

"Omo" Dress Shields, usually 10
19c, 22c and 27c.... HSC
Prussian Binding GALL sikh. be
Worth l9c piece. Sale price IN
CHICBONES, all lengths. 40.
Worth 15c dozen. Sale price. ~
Glycero Gilt-edge Shoe Pol nEc
ish. Worth 25c. Sale price. ..... 10S
Fancy Imported Elastic, all
colors. Worth 25c yard. Sale n
Asbestos Iron Holders. Worth u
DC. sale price. ........................ ~
Shears. good quality. Worth hSc
-oc. sale price. .............-....A AOS
Machine Oil Twill not gum). T.
Worth 10c. Sale price. ~
Mercerized Corset Laces, all -
colors. Worth 10c. Sale price,. ~
Kleinert's Hook on Hose Sup
porters; all colors. Worth 25c. d.
Sale price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @A~
Hair Nets. Worth 19c. Sale NSr
price,. .................-....
Nickel-plated Coat Hangers. nno
Worth 19c. Sale price. AVS
Collar Forms, the patented IL
kind, at 10c. Sale price. ~
Evening star., 1909-09-12

Couch Covers. oriental effects: full
length and width. $1.25 values Roc
Irish Point Lace Curtains. 3 yards
long and 10 inches wide. AS Cd O2
Portieres, full width and length.
fringed top and botom; poems in
red and green and tan. Per e. 40
pair. ....................Vk Vks&C
Evening star., 1909-09-12
FiiniS.

This is this years last page to be devoted to
Home Needs-and the last week of the Palas Royals
great annual sale We will next turn to Dress Needs
In the meanwhile this weeks distribution has to be
very much the greatest of any preceding-because
we need the room for incoming Dress Needs Read
this page careuly-t tells of the best bargains of the
year in Washington.
Evening star., 1909-09-12
Artistic Draperies.

If dollars consderationhen don't trouble read
further If would dollars make them purchase
and better usual then read here Only
six specials quoted below but any intelligent visitor this
fourth floor will find here It's
ogcathe has opened and the best bargains
have yet been carried off,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
La fiesta del barrio
AL SANTO CRISTO DE LA SALUD

La Comision que ha organizado la cele-
bracion de la fiesta, Sc ha servido enviar-
nos ell programa.
Como fiesta de barrio no estaria NAL.
sino fuera que ell programa contiene al
gunOs numeros irrealizables. tales como
ina carreras de clntas en- blcacletas Y
una alborada d las ocho " media de la no
che.
Tampoco esta muy claro 10 del concur
so Gle muecas, pues no Sc sabe 81 ell pre-
MIC ha de ser otorgado al que haga ne
jor las muecas, 8 al que sea mas fec de
nacimiento (valga la expresi6n.)
Lo que dice Ell programa es este:
"Concurso de muecas, adjudicandose
I'm premio al Beg de los Fees del barrie.
que sera proclamado como tai en- csc ac-
to-"
Dispense la simpatica comisi6n estas
llgeras a~dvertencias, pero es que no de
ben pasar c%iertas cosas, Y mucho menos
en- una capital como San. Juan.
e. fe:2~.~-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
En- favor de la
actitud de Espana
UNA SUBSCRIPTION EN- MEXICO

Nueva York, martes.-En toda America Sc manifesto
una gran corriente de simpatia hacia Espana con motive
de los 1ltimos sueesos.
Ell ~presidente de Mejico, general Porfrio Diaz, ha abier-
to una subscription a benefcfo de los huerfanos > yIudas
de los soldados espanoies uuertos en- Africa.
Porfrio Diaz ha encabezado Ia suscrlpei6n con nail
dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
de
las tarifa6
LOS D~IPLOMATICOS EUROPEOS

Nueva York, martes.-Por conducto de los distintos
REPRESENTATIVES de los gobiernos europeos, ha recibido ell
de Washington varias protestas razonadas contra la nue.
va tarifa que acaban de aprobar las camaras americanas.
Ell gobierno de Mr.. Taft ha responded a los represen-
tantes de los poderes que procurara por todos los medios
! armonizar los intereses de la Rep1blica con los que de-
fenden los ~diplomaticos europeos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
ariUa t0Hm0ra
Ia ofensiva
EN- LA SEMANA PROXIMA

Nueva York, martes.-E general Marina esta combi-
nando las fuerzas de que dispone en- Melilla y ss alrede-
dores para tomar Ia ofensiva.
Hasta la pr6xima senana no Intentara Ell general espa-
mol nlngln movimiento aggressive.
Los riffenos contin1an en- actitud hostil, pero sin apro-
xl1narse 4 la plaza de MeifIa, que es nexpugnable para
las h0rdas afrIcanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
Fl trust de los tronos
DON JAIME NO PIDE NADIA

Nueva York, martes-Se comenta ir6nicamente en- los
circulos internacionales la pretensi6n del principe Don
Jaime, hijo de Don Carlos, que al ser interrogado acerca
de su acttud con respecto a sus pretensiones al trono de
Espana, dijo que no solo reclamaba este, sino ell de Fran
ca, de que tambien ha sido ~despojado por la revoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
service Especial ael belern me1canlr
0ABLEGRAMAS
Los fu9i5ado9 eran
anarquistas
Y NJ

Nueva York, martes.-Los informes recibidos de Bar
ceIona diceu cue los cabeciIlas fus:ia..o s eran anarquistas
y criminales extranjeros en- su mayor1a.
La intervention de este e1emento maleante en- Ia grave
perturbation del orden en- la gran ciudad catalina, es OBJ
Jeto de una seria investigation por parte del gobierno
por 81 en- clio anda la mano eculta de alguna potencia ex-
franjera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
Los sober an0S ruS0S
en- CoWes
ENTREVISTA CON Ell REY EDUARDO

Nueva York, martes.-El ry Eduardo ha recibido a los
Czares en- Cowes. Eduardo VII lego escoltadO por una
formidable escuadra que ha hecho los honores q los So
beranoS rusOS.
De la entrevista de Cowes Sc esperan importantes solu-
clones 4 varios de los asuntos internacionales ahora plan
teados.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
RODMAR NANAMAKER
MARRIED IN LONDON
By United Press Leased special wire.

LONDON. July 27.-In st. Margaret's
Church. Westminster. shortly after
noon today, Lewis Rodman Wana-
maker. son Of John Wanamaker, was
married to Miss Violet Cruger daugh-
ter Of the late Eugene Guido Cruger
of New ork.
Wanamaker was accompanied by
Barclay Warburton. his brother-in-law
and Miss Cruger by her mother, Mrs.
] Frederick Tams. The doors OF the
church were kept locked and no one
was permitted near the entrances.
Ambassador Reid, who is a friend Of
the families Of both the contracting
parties. gave the bride away. A spec
ial license for the wedding was granted
by Archbishop Of Canterbury. Canon
Helmsley Henson performed the cere-
mony. the full choral service being
used.
Mr.. Wanamaker and his bride left
on a motoring trip after the ceremony.
They will live In Paris. dividing their
time between the French capitol,
America. and other European resorts
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
LET CONTRACT FOR
HOME FOR SICK
Hebrew Citizens to Rush
Work on Building That Will
Shelter COnSumptiVes

Hebrew residents. under the auspices
Of the Hebrew Charity Association.
have awarded to Arnold Naudain the
contract to build a shack ON the farm
of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society of
Delaware, near Brandywine Springs.
for the use of Hebrew consumptives.
The shack will cost S144949. and work
on it will be commenced at once that
the building may be ready for oc-
cupancy before winter.
The building will be S. feet wide
with an extreme depth of 40 feet Il
will contain wards for men and for
women. as weH as baths. sun rooms
and porches. The sanitary arrange
ments will be perfect.
Louis Topkis headed the committee
which has been active in the project.
Assisting him were J. Harry Gordon,
II. Kanofsky. L. A. Hillershon and
Nathan Barsky. The committee is
pleased that the project has been car
ried to a successful conclusion and
returns it's thanks to every person
who contributed to the fund.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
CONVERSIONS AT
COLORED CAMP

The csmpmeetlng now IN progress In
Willow Grove across Third street bridge,
under the auspices Of ST. Paurs A. q. NJ.
p. Church. the Rev. Dr. j. Edward
Nichols. pastor. Is growing in interest
and religious enthusiasm.
Tho sermons are forceful and 5 conver-
sions are reported. Tho local singing and
prayer meeting bands are giving much
help TO the cause. Lee Husband. Of the
Christian Alliance Church was present
last night The meetings are we'll attended
and the best OF order prevails. The Rev.
Dr. T. H. skinner. Of the A. u. Church
will preach tonight.
Or. Nichols, the newly appointed pastor
OF St. Pauis Church, Is a graduate of
Howard University. Washington, u. c.,
and OF Cornell. al Ithica. n. y. lie is
spoken OF as an exceptional bright preach
or and an evangelistic pastor Through
his efforts the church has purchased a big
tent since his appointment about a month
ago. DIT. Nichols Is also lecturer OF some
prominence.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
PUT THE TARIFF
BILL UP TO TAFT
COnfereeS Say They Cannot
Get Votes Enough For
Their Schedules

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, July Whether
congress remains in session one week.
or several weeks longer, now depends
upon President Taft
The members of the conference COM
mittee have reached an agreement on
the hide and leather qustion. But tho
leaders in the Senate and House admit
that they are unable to get votes
enough TO put IL through. They have
passed that important question up to
the president. Probably no more pc
culiar situation has ever been PRE-
sented in the United States Congress.
The report to be made by the con-
ference committee is for free hides and
fifty per cent. reductions upon manu-
featured leather goods. Seventeen Re
publican senator's have announced that
they will not vote for this proposition.
II hides are to be made free. they de-
mand that all leather manufactures
also be made free
The sentiment in the House IS over
whelmingly for free hides. with duties on
the finished products.
The task Of the President Is therefore
either to md votes enough In the Senate
to pass the report as framed by the con
ferees, or TO secure the votes in this
House for a IL or 10 per cent duty OF
| hides. on the success Of his endeavors de
pends the duration of the present specia
session.
1t is admitted on all hands that tn
President practically controls the House
tt is there. therefore, that concessions ar
expected.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
CASES In CITY COURT

Viola Hall and julius White, both coll
ored had a fight at Front and King
streets last night that entertained a big
crowd. White. It seems, hit Viola over
tho head with a stick, and then Viola
knocked him down and pounded him.
Such was the testimony IN City Court
this morning. Each pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and costs.
Tnlie Green, who was charged by Lou
isa Scott with having tried to throttle
her because of some previous disagree
ment. was fined s. and costs. The hear
ing Of Theodore Kopensk, who was ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by James
r Smith. charging dsorderly conduct
was continued until tomorrow.
The continued hearing Of Phillip Dav-
IS. colored, charged with murderous as
suit on Harry Parker. was again continu-
this morning in order that further evil
donce may be heard by Assistant city
Solicitor Chaytor. who has heard most
OF the evidence. The hearing will be re-
sumed next Tuesday, when Mr.. Chaytor
will return from his vacation.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
SAYS FISHING
POLE WAS WEAPON
Mary BOIen Becomes Involved
in a Little Domestic Dis
pute Which Leads to Court

Hes always beating his wife"
Mary Bolen told Judge Cochran in
City Court this morning. glaring at
sir. and she can't even holler murder
when she wants TO-"
Wilmann was charged with assault
and battery on Mary. but Mary was
more concerned about his treatment of
his wife than she was about her own
grievance.
Mary said she heard Wilmann beat
ing his wife in his house on Apple
street next to her own last night. and
standing at the bottom Of his stairs
she put her hands to her mouth to
carry the sound and shouted, she
testified:
"Come down here. you brute
Wilmann came down, It seems, and
Mary whacked him. In return she
received a clout over the head from
a fishing pole. she says, and the charge
against Wilmann was the result
Mary's sister. Susan. was along with
her last night and she saw the fish,
ing pole land on Mary's head.
Wilmann says he iust yelled at his
wife to make her hear and she cried.
She had no supper ready last night
he added. and he might have yelled
louder than usual
Judge Cochran referred the case tc
Humane Agent Stout until tomorrow
after promising Wilmann that he
would get a workhouse sentence u
found at fault.
Evening journal., 1909-07-27
JEFF GOES TO
POST FORFEIT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO. July 27.-James j. Jehries
with his wife and manager, Sam Berger,
left Chicago to-day for New York where
he says he will post his forfeit Of 5000
to fight Jack Johnson.
Il have just finished my theatrical sea-
son and as 1 promised months ago would
defend my title as heavy weight champion
Of the world, when the season was over,
] am on the way TO New York to post the
forfeit" said JEFF Il will post the for
felt this week. You must make it plain !
am defending my title for am still heavy
weight champion and Johnson is not. nor
will he be. until he whips me-and he Will
never do that / assure you'