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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Snow shoes and skiIn AZ shepard,s.

Snow shoes and skin at shepards.
For your public surrey. telephone Even
4 Cow, 1911.
It's not the red tag, but It's the fig
ures on II that are doing the business
at Hooker d Co.'S.
Wanted, pupils in music and harmony.
Address to Miss Elizabeth Carson, Ia
Laurel street, graduate Of Goddard sem
mary, musical department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller skating at the pavilion tOnigl

Roller skating at the pavilion tonight.
Take your raw fur to Earl s. Shepard
& Co. for highest prices.
We can astonish you on the mark
down prices on furs at Perryh.
p. N. corset with the practical side
is one Of the best made, at Perry's.
Those red tags at Hooker & Co.'S
store won't make your eyes sore. In
stead, they are good feast for the eyes
Of good buyers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS, 1909.
Weather Prediction.

Fair and colder tonight and Satur-
dayj light west 10 northwest Winds
cold wave in northern Maine, Vermont
and New Hampshire tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
DIR. z. ARcHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, but special atom
ton given 10 the treatment OF tuberculosis or
consumption by means OF the new serum.
narrO-Offlce % Summer ST., corner Vest
Hours-7 10 a. m. 2 80 4 and 7 10 ~. m Web
storvillo-- Residence Heury Gigure, for consul
tation, Tucsdayse 60 n a. N. Granitoylle--
Residence OduIs Gilbert. for consultation, Hri-
days 20 ~ a. M. Tel 407-is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Bring Your Horses to
Arkley's Livery Stable

and get Them boarded. Have
accommodations for a few
more now. Good care taken
of them. Best of telephone
and courteous treatment to
all patrons. Do not delay as
the room may all be taken.
Doctors horses a special
feature. Private phone $50.
Cor. Summer and Merchant SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

saDe ers aIitina bar Mnlleaoo1iing q Sepinious
Dgo 81 iagoe Grefe1 5firt1 pluoielig.
uSSa, leg er, 4 ioare0e. garrD folot ySar Sc 1loget
at %itopenoe inroo, at leg bar taget affare ! Sagan?"
,geei, rl1btnge11 Set, at Set CT MT at lie en- Bro
Ser iage lin egens seitar.1
osSeg pe0 fife al, at leg lager 2Dbia.1
r5aa onlsr De altiaa Ceres sgiter for l1lfploig?"
inoifpb @eraloine.
.1Gaffttiffff peo leg, at BUN er set. Seq omtalte set
til Doftor Suite og %frerratte ogiaa min Mening for
Sr. 8urgb. 2Doia bar tntet bapt at gipre rreo 6or<
b%rD6elien," tilfeiebe ban rolig, Il bbor'bel Ser En- me-
get, Ser bioner moo be116e."
rgeo De, bpor Deres Sgiter er?" ipurgte leg.
rgeei," ioureoe garrp, .ieg pil0e 6nife, leg pioite
set, ON life for anoet> iaa for at fad. at pioe; bpor=
for BUN forloo lin Man6."
r@an flog ben6e.""
@arrp rpiteoe paa Sopeoet. Ser bar en- onoen
og aloorligere @rl1no, " lagoe ban. bpitioeliet.
Sen lille ant"? ipurgte leg %forfen0e.
r&rn! Sa, n1oalfe, men lnb os life tale beron1
i Gamers Yaaber."l
rMab, ipar Sores &enip1tagen, " folot 5rgfen
@firm barff itr6, "ieg fier6er tilitreffeligt til @e1,-
6enes 5lDngelagtigbeo. Gor at bol6e os til @agen
tror 9e laa, benne &pin6e er %ffploig?"
YNei leg tror lite"
u0g bog bi6ner alt moo ben6e."
uN2atr fun6e ogiaa iige, alt bioner moo min Sb-
er," ipare6e 8arrD, rog BOG be6 Ri, at BUN ct roen
Sfplb. Seq bar min egen Mening 1te6 &eniDn til,
bbenr ser bar mbr6et &eptnion, men Sen bill leg be-
boloe for mig ielp, til leg faor puttet @foroeren !
Mrrei ten."
SEQ Sc, bbem ser bar bagaoct Torbrpoelien?"
ipurgte Geraldine logte.
uSSa> leg er iffer paa, leg peo Set"
rgr set e, Mano eller en- &bi1oe?"
$50, mi iperger Ge ON for meget. Men De
1fnl fua 8elfeo / Morgen."
uSba6 for noget2" u6brgb leg, uiaa benter Sc
at finoe @ierningsnan6e1n / @be1terfor6?"
uWAlaaife," ipareoe @arrp, ieen6e itipt paa mig.
Mine Sonfer belfieftige0e Jig 11e6 &arrp, ga leg
giorbe 0e111e 8ea1erfning> 11e,1 set 8lif ban ierote
mig, tpoeoe poa, at jeg par @ienitanoen for bans
@fteri6geller. @ar oct muligt> at ban mistG11fta mtg?
Maalfe pi0itc ban, at leg bar bans gfipal og lggte at
tier11e mig be0 at beifploe mig for 6orbrpoellen.
@eloigpis piloe @eraloines og 2p0iaS @ionesbDro
fl1nne bepile min 9fplo fribeb. Geraldine bar 10 Der
til Gteoe> men SEM an0en &bin0es- leg umbrella mig
oper, bnor bum f1u10e nare. Sg for at ifiule min
Nerbpjitet iagbe> leg nogle Or6 berom.
uNab," iagoe Grefer Sfirm og rafte mig 8repet
fra fit @enin6e, der er benoes 8rep til mig. Sc
ier, bun opgiper ingen Aoresie."
Seq lnlte @repet / 5ausbe6 og los set gao pioe=
re til Barry. Set %tn0ebolot inge11 Oplpsni,1g, Ser
fl1noe faIte 2ps oper 6orbrp6elier, og efter at bap.
gjennernlgbet set, gap &arrp Oct til6age.
n2poia fan III %forelebig la6e ,be al 5agenl"
log6e bo,,. Seq bar ct @ione ~11noerbeis bertil, lon1
peo mere ON bcn1e Mffere ems 2Doia: Seq 1nener
9oftpr 21fe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

.ggiIIfI iaa, 81 er Sc beoiitte genner al Neroet, 4 ipa-l
reoe ieg, i ct gonefolo, Der piitnof lgb ironiif.
So lieg# it'll altioa life CITIES r1o 1ni1t GGRtter??"
ryae. Seq fit on Ta0ers b~gitioelige SPITE ber-
ON"
uSporfor fomn1er ST. Seabart % ber | Dag?1
vSeabaru - beri Dog..gr Du liffer paa set 2"
lplrgte leg noget foruroltget.
.6aoer %fortaIte mig Set, fgr BON gift" luareoe
@craloine. r@an bapoe facet 8rep fra Griitrau1, ionl
ifrep, at ban piloe bore @lettportb lb paa Otter
mboogen. Saber iaa n1eget opbioiet ro, oa ban gap
mia Den1e @fterret11ing, bboraf tror gu, set fon1, Go
iin,o?" -
rsSeg peo set life, leg fan life iige set, /" iagoe
leg mobfaloent. Sin Sober boloer l1oeet .itinlt
Spob set er, fan leg life regne uo. 9aa Sin Sober
It's til at bore %e1gitelig eller urolig?"
nSSa, leg ipntes BET"
uGaa itaar bans Grpgt u6en GoipI / Gorbin6elie
n1eo @eaburn. 9ienipnlig err set fra Sen @ant, Sen
on1talte Gare er at pente."
.sSsa, men leg f%oritaar set ilet life, Goitmo."
Set gipr ieg heller lite, min fiere. 81 maa blot
rolig afpente bans @o111n1e for at f, ON set bringer
noget for Gagen."
Meo oenne Toriifrirg bar Geraldine tilfreos, og
ri talte berefter ON anore cling. Disie bar alene at
~ssssnteresie for % ielp % ontban6le6e nrin6re bigtige
SppI8aNtuul, UI OIeleue ny. wv Ul- 0tlNl'p0ve".
&enimoo Miooag biite 6rpten Sfirm Jig og gjoroe mig
Iige iaa mango @pbrgsmaal, font Geraldine bapoe
giort. Men ga leg life rente, bum bab6e innu1e @et
til. min Gortroligbe6, oar leg meget tilbageboloenbe I
mine Soar.
ugeaa, unge Sen" la96e BUN noer nogen SS1noleo-
ming, bar De roget at fortelle mtg?"
rSSntet, Srpfen @firm."
rglnb, iaa optager leg Set, iom at Sc life brpoer
Sem ON at lie 2p6ias 8rep.@
$50, ban gi6r," fal6t Geraldine ino, log Sc maa
pije bon1 BET, Grefen @firnL set fan bore ngopenoigt
for at beifptte bam irno6 min i~freffelige Setter, ST.
geohorn. Seq bl1r6e faloe bat Sriitran1, tror leg"
tilfpjeoe bum naiot, linen ieg fan life faa mig til BET"
~@r. 8urgb Ter paa bam iont EN- m1lig 9fipol> a1-
toger jeg," iug6e Srpfen @firm ifarpt. ~a2e1 11aar
mon taler on1 Goler, ioa thinner Sen. Ser, min fiere,
er Manben ielb."
Sen as @eien font Ell frenr11eo %langlon1t gaae11oe.
Yoo @rrno al @arme1 bapoe Fan taget lin SGT al.
Det 1erfe @olllps fol0t puu bans Nniigt, og jes gien-
fierote barr itrdfs.
Set Ell SriHram @eabarn," iagoe 6refen Sfirnt.
or 6et?" lagoe leg. rsSeg ipnes, BET ligner mere
2en111el @orrD."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29
| h lat k:
Smerter

XIX y
Min Moder PLACES megget az
Rheumatisme, og Pr. Miles
smertestillende Piller er Diet enc;
ste Middel, som hjalper hende.'
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Roycefield, N. j.
Flyvende Gigt lindres n@sten
altid med Dr.. Miles, smertestil-
lende Piller. De undertrykker
ligeledes den irriterende Nerv6si-
tet som forebygger S6vn, fordi de
beroliger Nerverne. De er uund-
varlige %langyarige Tilfe1de.
Benyttet efter Forskrifterne OPP
hayer de Ondet og forebygger
Smerternes sv@kkende Fplger,
som hyppig ender j Afkraftelse.
Mango Lidende bruger dem med
stor Tilfredshed mar Omstan-
dighederne krever def, hvorfor
gj@r De like? Faa en- Pakke hos
Deres Apotheker. Bug den ef-
ter. Forskrifterne, og hvis den
like gavner Dem, vii han retur-
mere Deres Penge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29
Temte &apitcl.
st ambet SDnspnnft.

sSrefe1 5firu1 pr 6er6 meb at n1o6lige mig,
90 @erolbine falot be1oe- Saler. Sun blep lige laa
b%eltprtet JOINT leg ielD, og leg giptteoe paa, at bum
troebe, Op6agell esbetientet bar fomnle11 BERTH for at
anflage ben6e for in6blan0et / Gorbrpoelien joni Sen
treble &pin0e. 81 oen Tre1nne6e bar ube al 5pne,
greb Dun min @oano og talte 1ne6 tor 9eftig6e0.
Sum bab0e g%je1fien6t bant, men JONI en- at1oe1 er1o
2e1111,el 8arrp.
Set er Sriitrom Seabarn, " lobrp6 FUN 1erpet
burtigt, ~2potaS 8rooer, leg traf bom for tDllg hos
Trpfen 5firm. Seq fien6er bam 10 goot."
set lonn1e gipr iegJ Min 111ge Sen" lagoe Sfo=
~lefrpfeuen borlft, uog Ell &pltring er boa, bpilfet itof-
fels 2pOio bar ntaottet %befier0e. Son laa1te Nenge
baaoe al 6en0e og al mig. Yrpgl ct, bpao Sen @erre
trnnger ill.,"
set ct nof %u1uligt," lpore0e ieg efter at bape
i11noet mig fist. usSffe 0eto rrinbre er ban Spoager.
Seq fienber bal1t 1o1r 2en11tel @arrp, for fan beiGgte
mia / 2onopn oq u116errette0e MIG ON, at Sagen par
lagt / bans @9110er."
u2en1l1el &arrp," 11l1rle0e Geraldine og ianf bleg
tilbage &apeitolet. u@r set muligt, at Set ct EN- og
lonu1e &erion?"
uOpoager!" gientog Srefen @firln. uOg ban oil
gipc fig al me6 at bol6e SSagt paa aogen! San ifl,loe
ioges ielp. Sogen ct o1tioa lagt bans 6e1oer>
Sen 5f1rf - JONI fun0e mpr0e fin ege1 5eter. Sa1
jful0e bpnges Sen bpjeite @alge, bpiS ieg maatte
roobe."
Meo -osle befige Orb gif 6rgten sfirn ino t
@rlet. Seq hiloc retop lp6rge Geraldine, ON ri lfrloe
felee efter, 0a bum traf mig neo pes Stoen al Jig
% peQeoe pna iin Sonar. Der fonr 1nnpnhe op as Sfien
1neo ienfet &opeO og 6et9afom M}ine.
rgen foritoor jeg bans 8epeggrllnoe," lag6e FUN
tonlplt.
uSpoo tiger 3l1, @eraloine."
.Gritrom og min fo0er peo, at jeg er Sen iao
ohe o%n1tolte treble &pin0e. 5om 9p6ager far Bette
Mennefe fl1lgt init Spor fra &elnbp - og bertil.
Min @aono er Erilen for bans 3ausbeo, Golin1o,
bpis o1 fife f~relier mig, bliDer leg gift mes BAN eller
a,tflaget for oen1e i~frnffelige Sorbrpoelie. &jelp
mig, raao mig, frels mig, @oiir1p!"
S i'm @ngit greb bun mig fat ont Mrlnen, % bet
pareoe nogle Mlinutter, fr leg fl1noe berolige ben6e.
Gh bun iaa nar blepe11 %roligere, ipgte leg at faa benoe
til at inbie oct 11rineige i ben6es Mening ON Mar-
onoet 2bs, men leg bauoe %rigtignof ogiaa 2ufes %
9bbotts OplDsnirger at gao efter. Staffels @eral=
bi,,e ito6 fulblt9n6ig Mgrfa.
Seer mi rolig, fjere," iagbe leg, t0at leg talte til
bcnoe gun1fe lom til ct Barn. Ser er life Spor
al @rl1n6 til at tro set. Barry - font pi Fan faloe
lam eaoa111 - tror, at sen apin6e peo Stationen bar
@anierinoen. san bar life rirgeie g1telie ON. at Dat
bar i Sanobonrne Moron fteuelt. Seq lag6e Dig set
fgr."
rSSu, ia, nen boorfor font,ner 81 min 5etter?"
Set er en- Gag rrelem sin Saoar og Dant> Ser
freezer bans NerbereIie. Sra BAN f%onr11er Sen Sare,
fon1 sin Sober talte ON. Dsan- leg er filter: paa, at
ben Sore lite bar ,1oget n1eo Gig at gigre Desuben
lopsoe bin Sober bsifibeligt, at D1r life ifllIoe BLUE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29
Aran0 Oiem College.
Den dansk-amerikanske unsdesns
skole / Des Moines, Iowa, besbnote III
Bintertermin for un9e Mano p9 &binber

DSh NatI0H0u1IErS t<0110kE ~l1SkSuSso
skole iDes Motnes, Iowa, bespnbte 10
Bintertermin for un9e MRnb p9 &binber
den lste December
9enne STOLE CT be]te1nt for banlfsameri
fanit l1nsopm. ba,be ben, Der CT ig0t Der i
2an6et, % ben, lom ct inbnanbret.
StpIen uobanrer pprbenfe 8rR5ter / ben
banife Strife | Mmerita, FAINT 2prere og2er.
erinoer for ben oanfte Bgrneltole.
OStofen er p9iaa for iaabnnne, iDm iBger
en- %alminbeli9 l%obannelie eler .nbpibelie az
&unbitaberne fra ben oanlfe % amer.tanite
Golteftple.
9aglige 1preorag pper bitpriite % lttte-
rere @mner. Globe 9igterp9rter gennenl.
Iaies % fDrflares.
@runbig r1berpisning iGnaelI % DaniI.
Soft, Satin, @ra1f, 6iitD1ie, Matnrfaa. r1,a.
ternati5fe Sag, Sand p9 Nfnii, Shnin9 %
Sdanbarbei6e for Bigger.
Wpntnaftif, Iaapel for ollie Elener ipt1 foe.
palste SoIo. 66Blsenoe en9etfte &uriiS::
Preparatory Course, Commercial
Course, First Grade Certificate
Course.
Stpre, Ipie BRrelier. 6nnb5 % COB &of.
5000 for belle interttruiinen DEE
Id. Marts). III sIS
strip efter Ratalos. 8
SSnou.elb sen sGipbs fiib.
BAsnsdiet Sordsrtoft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

Join the Eagle Post Card Club, the only
for Its members. Something new. Send 1Oc
for 10 beautiful Post Cards and full particu-
lars. Address: Eagle Post Card Club, 50
East 9Th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. x
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29
Sjette &apitel.
Gu 4nflase,

Nf &arrDs 9,ntp6ning iDnte5 set at %fren1gaa, at
Fan bnpoe Ell lerfilt @enligt mes at faa Dqftor 2llfe
til @lentportb. abbott 11an bope pGret inopiet /
@elnn1eligbe6e1L tbt ban gap &arrp Silla6elle til at
afie1noe SS%nobpoeli en. Min gon1le &e1 ipareoe til
bage, at ban piloe fon1u1e til Gbelterfor0 / Slutnin=
gen al ltgett, og leg umbrella mig nit itille Siro
oper> Doilfe1- Muooing 8arrp bap6e brugt til at iifre
Jig iaa prornpte ct 5pdr. Man Op0ogeren pngreoe
Jig beo at gtoe 5Dar paa mine Spergsn1aal, % oo
ieg trrngte mere paa emo i%e6banlig, be11biite ban
11ig til lin Snfel. Ser gift Set mig fife beore, BON
oflog rent at gipe mtg %D0erligere OplDsninger.
vSSeg bar rrine @run0e til at tie" iagoe ban fort
og goot, uog 1toor Sc erforer Sem, oil 0e ogioa anie
oent for fploe1tgjpreloe."
Sec fiat nof iao 0enr at bloc ONT noge1t Sio."
vSiffert, naar jeg far logt mine Elaner til Hette.
uHla11er? t@bilfe Nlaner?"
u6oritoar Sc" iogoe sbbott ure0 ct inn @lif, BE
Hla1er, ieg er peo at lngge for at ltn0gaa Sen 6ars,
iom ieg bar talt ont. Set er en- 1nr foretaaen0e
og faftiif Sure, Goiin1o, og for eller ~ie,1ere bill ieg
bape Ceres @ielp 1poig."
u9'en jeg in0ier fife - -"
Set bill Sc NOT folrn11e ill.,"
slbbott gtf BORT lne0 cit 1grgerlig Mfine.
@pori betoo bel oen11e Gare, Ser bar foreltnae1oe?
Oct Dar afgiort, Sen bap0e noget at gidre 11eo &ar=
m, men paa bpilfet1 Maa6e fln0e leg life op0age.
&enuareligbe6en tpngeoe ogIoa paa Mbbotts Sin6. Dsn
bapoe l1oilettet set iGopanlige ® pg gelbGre oper
bans Herlon. ri og til %opfange0e leg 8liffe, Ser
%pefsleoes n1eueln banr oe Garrh JONI opertpoeoe mig
ONT at set fife bar iaa fort bepe,rbt n1eb oeres gooe
Gorbol6. Saftif ipntes Mbbott at offp 0pbageren.
Sill Groos oerfor bebol6t ban bam / Suiet % be-
banblebe ban ion en- eret @iGit. Seq funbe iot
lagt life faa &larbeo og Dente6e mes l1toalmooigbeo
poa 2rfes slnfonit: San bar if6lge garrps Mrtpo-
ming Mano for at lgIe W%fDitartet.
uGlernportb" bar UNDER oisie Onltaa1oigbeOer
life noget ~bebageigf Sus at leps i. 2rrften par fulo
Of be1l1neligbebsf1lo ltro, % alle Nnligter - ielr
9ienetefolfenes 49, bar @rag a. 9gnglteligbeo. @arrp
talte e1ten b~enaueligt meo Abbott,,. 90 6e ta1g, naar
jeg rarne0e mig, eller ban lilteoe Jig omfring pel
!Sl,iet iin graz Dragt.
# (Sorti.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

Ronsrenae Haarvoxt. overdodist
y Haar borttages. hurttgt, behageligt, usksdo-
lgt. For SOC / Frimerker eller Money Order
sendes en- Pakke med Bfugssnvisning. HAHs1
AARs ERIARHa RUD. KNUDSEN. Apotheker.
1926 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01
BIG CONTRACTS FOR. HOME
 CONCERN
A. & B. Mfg. Co.,, Favored By Uncle Sam
 According to Washington Reports.

A special to the Hartford Courant from Washington says:
 The Navy Department is about to execute contract with the American & British Manufacturing Company of Bridgeport for a large number of three inch guns for landing parties of blue jackets, which will cost about $100oO0. To the same concern has just been awarded a contract for a six-pounder Hotchkiss semi-automatic rapid fire gun for the revenue cutter Merrill sta tioned at Detroit to cost $2,3O0.
 It is expected that either the Colt Co. of Hartford or the American & British Company or perhaps both will soon receive a contract or contracts for automatic guns for the army, for which Congress appropriated about $200,0O0 last winter. The army has adopted the Hotchkiss type of gun, which is covered by French patents. The government recently contracted for some of these guns with a Paris firm. It is understood, however, that Connecticut manufacturers have re- gently acquired the right to exploit the French patents in this country and they are expected to make most of the Hotchkiss guns hereafter. Some are now being made at the Springfield armory,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Just Received


 at W. D. Cook Sons. a fresh lot of halibut steak cod, haddock, pollock, weak fish. sea trout. porgies, salmon, butter fish, live Holsters, little neck clans, soft crabs. and all other fresh fish in season at lowest prices. Lemons and Times sold at W. D. Cook & Sons
 Week End Excursions. On Friday and Saturday week end excursions on the steamer Park City will be given to Port Jefferson, N. Y. the steamer leaving wharf at foot of Fairfield avenue at 1:30 D. m., return ing arrives in this city at 6 p. m. This is one of the best half day outing trips vigorating sail alike for fathers. moth CTS and children. The music on these week end trips is much appreciated.
 This Hot Weather
 you look for ease and comfort in house. keeping. You also want something that palate, That's why Hayes Market ap- pears to you and Hayes Market meets every requirement.. Fish, fresh mack erel. cod. halibut, blue fish. soft shell crabs Poultry. Meats. Vegetables. Little neck and long clans. Lobsters &c. 629 Water street. Tel. 412.
 The Fourth!
 The day for outings and 1oafings draws on aipace. The Fourth falls up- on Sunday this year,so you can make the most of it, and celebrate on the third and fifth. Just think how much better you'll feel, if you appear in neat cool clothes. Everything that man, young man or boy needs is heres ready to put right on, first quality apparel at moderate prices. Cool hats, straw or Panama, shirts, underwear hosiery and every good kind of furnishings at prices you'll pay very willingly. Come in and see for yourself. Rare bargains now in mems blue serge suits, and wen it comes to wears for boys and children, this store is headquarters. We shall take our Fourth on Mon day, the 9th, and the store will be closed all day. John F. Keane & O., Main and John street, Library corner. Genuine Panama hats at less than you'll pay elsewhere. Dress suit cases for the go-away man.
 For the Fourth.
 Cool clothes, of course, and you will fin dthem in wonderful variety and unfailing quality at Meigs & Cos. handsomer or cooler than
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01
VAST IMPROVEMENTS OF NEW YORK TERMINAL OF NEW HAVEN
 ROAD ARE WELL ADVANCED
Has xBeen Completed and Building of the Largest and Most Complete Terminal Station in the World X Is Begun.

road is seeking chance tos build the proposed Harlem to the Battery Broad way-Lexington avenue subway itself, or to bring about its building in con- nection with some other company. At any rate, there is little doubt that this subway will be constructed within a comparatively short time, owing to the pressing necessities for handling the hundreds of thousands of people for whom it will save a good many min utes of time each day.
 The great train shed at the Grand Central, built in 1S71-has been re- moved, and as Qucikly as possible the work upon the construction of the huge new terminal station on the site of the old one will be begun and pushed to completion. This building will be the largest and most elaborate structure of it's kind in the word
 The belief of the prime movers in these great Improvements that radiate from the Grand Central station is all ready more than realized. The tre- mendous increase in suburban traffic year ago has already reached an enor- nous volume. The fan-shaped com muting zone that spreads out 40 miles to the northward over one of the most picturesque regions in America is building up not only rapidly but sub stantially.
 With the installation of electricity the old smoky Park avenue tunnel ceased to be a. discomfort and a drawback which deterred many who preferred to live up the Hudson, in county or out toward nearby Connecticut.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01
SPEEDY EXHIBITIONS
 BY } TYPEWRITERS
Graduation of Business College Class Marked by Grafton Delivered by
 . Rev. E J, Craft,

Forty graduates of Browns Business College received their diplomas, last night, in Warner Hall, heard an ora ton by Rev. E. J. Craft, and witness ed an exhibition of speedy typewrit- ing. The program opened with a se- lection by Lewis orchestra Rev. MT.
 Craft offered prayer and brief, but interesting and helpful remarks were made by l. s. Brown, principal of the school. Miss Kathryn McCaffrey sang q know Lovely Garden" Miss Lou
 ise Brown played a solo upon the pi- ano. In the typewriting exhibition. Miss Florence Wilson, New York, wrote 101 words in a minute with one error, 112 words in a minute with no error, and 175 memorized words in minute with no error. Emil A. Trefz- ger wrote Ill words with one error. while the audience asked questions of him, 2O7 memorized words without an with but three errors. Leslie H. COombs wrote 108, 102 and 117 words in a minute with three errors in the first instance, one in the. second and Joseph A. Altieri. F. Rose Brophy, Florence E. Brady. Emma J. Brust, Minnie J. Bahon, Elnar G. Bagger, Bessie F. Child. Mary A. Fitzpatrick, Raymond A. Foley. Lulu A. Fryer, Mabel M. Gravesen, Helma J. Hanson, U1ra. R. Hubbard, Howard L. Hunt. Viola. B. Johnson, Frank Roger, Maude A. Kendall, Harriet Kohler, Louis Lynch, Elmer M. Lewis, Mary Frances M. O'Rourke, l. s. Nordstrom, Charles J. O'Brien, Sara Pengue, Elm ma M. Pendersen, Eva B. Rubey, Mary A. Reiser, Dasiy K. Roberts, Emily J. Rumpsen, Ida F., Rogers, Alice c. Tesch, Sadie Whitaker, Rocky s. Ear rella-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01

their feather-weight two-piece suits Of tropical worsted or serge, cool cheviot or wool crash, very moderately priced. Meigs & Co.'S thin clothing is so diff ferent from the ordinary kind, because lit holds it's stylish shape indefinitely and always looks well. The range of colors, striped and styles is large and the average man will have no trouble at all in finding just the suit for his Fourth of July outing. Of course, Meigs & Co.'S serge suits stand high also, as well as all the rest of their cool clothing for men, cool straws and Fanamas, cool shirts and underwear, cool hosiery and Zenith Oxfords. The best suits for boys to celebrate in are wash suits. Meigs & Co. offer tre- mendous lines of wash clothes for boys of all ages, at specially attractive prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-01
DILIATORY CITY OFFICIALS
'Death Trap" Exists at SeaYiew Ayenu
 Bridge.

Editor Evening Farmer:-Sir:
 Some residents of the East End wish to know when the city authorities in tend to put the iSeaview Avenue bridge, which is just north of Connecticut ave- nue, in proper condition for travel.
 For several years the bridge has been used as a dumping place, and signs stating that it is closed have been placed at both ends, yet it is be- ing used by pedestrians and teamsters continually.
 Day and night, there is an open space of about thirty feet where a guard fence used to be. A few mis- steps would mean certain death to anyone, and already one life has been lost at this deathtrap of a bridge.
 When the city officials can afford to give five thousand dollars more to one firm of contractors than the sum offered by another firm for certain work and when other city officials can give thousands of dollars for oil to keep the dust down on a road. so as it won't settle on the gilded equipages of the wealthy, surely the city can afford to make this bridge safe or close it entirely. -