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The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Oliver p. nraT. 2, and Leslie J. Cawood, o.
Rev. NJ. +. J. Eg2n.
Albert L. KnoTlden. Sc. and Mary V. Fauth. "a.
Rev F. b. Howden
Magnus r. Pollmsn, q. and Mabel c. Ripple, q
Of New York City. Rev. Cornelius 5. Abbott, il.
Charles o. Jcter o. and Bescie l.. Salmon, 2.
both OF Belona Na. Rev. ]. r. Mclaughlin.
Henry NJ FurneyhOugh. q. and Elsie r. Pyle. 10.
Rev. W. II. Steward.
Norman c. Anderson 81. and Mary E Clarke q.
Rev. Frederick X Bischof.
Charles Lofier. g. aud Enilie Nikley, %. Rev.
+. A. B. Wunnsherg.
Robert f. zepp Z. and Beulah z. Boranger, %.
both Of Baltimore Md. Rev. r. w. LOWT1e.
COLORED.
Emanuel Jackson, D and Essie Whitley. IS, both
Of Occoquan. Va Rev. ". Bishop johnson.
William White. 2. and Irene Keyes. n. Rev. J,
+. Bauingcr.
John S. E. Myers. %. and Annie Thomas. y Rev.
c. l. Irby
George y. Turner. 2. and Helen Chamberlain 2
Rev. NJ W. D. Norman
Isaiah shelton. .. and Minnie Turner. 90 Rev.
Andrew Willbanks
George Maupin. q. and Pauline Campbell, .. Rev.
r A. Armstead.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
NOVELIST RITA ENTERTAINED.
Famous English Woman Guest OF
Mrs. J.. II. wilder.

Mrs. l.. II. Wilder. OF 1875 Seventeenth
street northwest, gave a dinner Sunday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Desmond
Humphreys. the English novelist who
writes under the name Of Rita" Invited
20 meet her were members Of the League
Of American Pen Women Mrs. Harri-
man Melvin sang and played several
original compositions. and Mira Ahmed
Sohrab. OF Ispahan, Persia, rendered
some chants, one composed by a Persian
woman.
Among others present were Mrs. Rachel
Tongate Beck, the league president;
Mrs. Jul.ette NJ Babbitt, a past presi-
dent: Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern, vice
president; Miss Mae Ruth Norcross, Miss
Jessie A. Griswold. Mrs. LYDIA J. Young
Withee. Mrs. Ida Lair. Miss Sophia
Webster. Miss Andrews, Mr.. Victor
Wales, Judge Josiah Quincy Kern, Rev.
Dr. James s. Lemon, and Prof Leonard
H Wilder
rita" Is the author OF more than
fifty novels. among them being Cal
vary" "Edelweiss." ''Vivienne," Two
Bad Blue Eyes "Faustlne," "Corlnne, 90
Dame burden" &C She is here in the
interest Of her copyrights.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

The White House VIII be open TO the
thousands OF visitors who are expected
to be in washington for homecoming
week in October.
President Taft yesterday notified Isaac
Cans, chairman OF the committee which
is arranging for the fall celebration. that
he would be glad to have the White
House visited every day Of homecoming
week
Mr.. Cans said that the President will
be invited to formally open homecoming
week
The Secretary OF the Navy also notified
Mr. Cans yesterday that the Navy De-
partment will be glad TO cooperate in
making a success of the october event
War ships to Attend.
Several ships OF the navy will be Or
dered 20 Washington al that time, Mr..
Meyer said. so that It may be possible
TO have them participate in any part
of the weeks programme on the Po-
tomac
That an aviation meet will be one OF
the big features of homecoming week
Is assured. At the conference yesterday
II was decided 10 hold the meet for the
entire week and offer large prizes.
According 20 Mr. Cans, not less than
$4,000 vii! be offered.
The fullest presentation Of homecoming
week plans that has yet been made will
be a feature Of the meeting OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce tonight. Chairman
Cans will go into details OF the pro-
gramme and, It is expected, will outline
what will be the principal events or each
day Of the week OF gayetes.
Attendance May BE 100000.
Two hundred thousand is the smallest
estimate which Mr Cans places on the
number Of visitors expected to be fl
Washington for Homecoming
At to-nighrs meeting Mr.. Cans vii
show what other cities have accomplish
ed through homecoming weeks. anc
what he believes Washington will be able
to accomplish. II every citizen will CO.
operate In the effort 10 make the event
one in which the whole nation will be
interested.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
ELEVATOR. WANTED
FOR UNION STATION
Representative Slayden APP
pealS to Committee.

In a recent discussion Of railroad az
fairs in the House, Representative Stay
den. of Texas. called attention to an
Improvement which he deemed necessary
al the Union Station.
There is one evil that ought 10 be
corrected" said Mr. Slayden. and the
legislation concerning which will. 7 pre-
sumo. come 20 this House, II II ever
comes through the Committee on the
District Of Columbia ! refer 70 a stu
alton down here al the Union station.
All of us who have the good fortune
TO live in Dixie. those who come TO the
Capital from the South. must come in on
the lower level at that station. Now.
have often seen old people. sick people
feeble-looking women. with infants in
their arms. arrive on that lower level
from the South and be compelled TO
climb those long steps. and frequently
they are discharged from the trains more
than 100 yards from the stairway. Thus
al great inconvenience and occasionally,
in the instances Of old and sick people
at great peril TO their health. they are
forced 10 unusual physical effort. That
ought TO be corrected. and I hope that
while this committee is dealing with these
transportation problems they will see 20
it that better conveniences are had at
that Union Sation for the people who
come from the South
In answer 10 further questions. Mr..
Slayden said that an elevator should ne
provided so that aged and sick people
might not be compelled 20 climb or des-
cend the dong flight OF stairs. Mr. Slay-
den has addressed a formal letter 20
Chairman Smith, Of the House, District
Committee, appealing Tor action IN the
matter
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
LODGE GIVES VAUDEVILLE.
Odd Fellows Entertainment to Ben
eft Degree Team.

Eastern Lodge No. :, I. O. o. F, gave
a vaudeville entertainment last night in
their temple in Seventh street for the
benefit Of the degree team.
The exercises were opened by Gus Ed
wards Cousin Caruso" by Gray's or
chestra. followed by "Curbstone philos-
ophy" by Chares Z. Detmer Black but
Not Born that Way" by Nessrs Rose
and Huttey, took we'll, while a musical
absurdity in one spasm," by A Man
ayers Trials was the hit OF the
evening The famous Dixie quartet was
present and entertained with plantation
melodies. Miss Ethel Noble Johnson gave
several soprano solos entitled. An Irish
Love Song" and April Morn" The
committee who arranged the entertain
ment is as follows: Or. Charles W.
Cuthbertson. J. / Brown. J. T. Petty.
Samuel f. Boyce. II. L. Andersen, J. w.
Dyre. and William J. Rich.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
TRUANT GIRL HEARD FROM.
Mary Verdi Writes to Mother She
Is All Right.

In letter mailed in this city, Mary D.
Verdi. the sixteen-year-old Italian girl
who disappeared from her home, 100
Four-and- a-haH street southwest, last
Friday. wrote TO her mother. Don't cry
any more. I am all right" The letter
reached the mother yesterday morning.
but only increased her longing for her
daughter. who was engaged TO be mar
ried TO John Messna.
The parents are inclined TO think that
the girl may have started out with de-
termination 70 study nursing, as since be-
ing a patient at Sbley Hospital a little
more than a year ago she has frequently
expressed a desire 20 become a nurse.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
TWO SERVICES FOR PASTOR.
Rev. DIR. MaydwcII to BE Buried in
baltimore To-day.

The funeral Of Rev. DR.. George F.
Maydwell. late pastor Of Waugh NJ f.
Church. will be held this morning at
FrostburE. Nd. and in Baltimore. pre-
ceeding interment al Druid Ridge Gem
etery at p. m. from the Eutaw Street
Church.
VI. Ferguson. pastor Of Hartford Avenue
Church in charge OF the services; Rev.
DR.. G. c. Bacon. presiding elder OF the
Frederick district. in which DR.. Mayd-
Wells pastorate was located; Rev. DIT.
A. W. Rudisin. OF Alexandria; Rev, Dr..
f. L. Hubbard. Of Eutaw Street Church,
and Rev. Frank 6. Porter, OF the First
Church Of Woodbury..
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
FOR REALTY FIRM.
Affairs of American Company to BE
Strengthened Ont.

Thomas Somerville. Martin Weigand,
and Elmer II. Catlin were yesterday ap-
pointed receivers for the American Re
atty Company by Justice Barnard. They
gave bond Of $4,000. The object Of the
receivership is 10 assemble the assets Of
the company and administer its affairs
until Strengthened out. The real estate
is worth $4,000 and the debts aggregate
S9OO.OO0
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
ENLIGHTENMENT CASE ON TRIAL
Two Indictments Against John c.
Davis to BE Heard.

The case Of the government against
John c. Davis. who is charged with OBJ
tanning $4,000 from investors in this city
and Alexandra. Va. by alleged false pre-
lenses and embezzlement, was called Cor
trial yesterday. The indictments are
only two OF a number pending against
the prisoner. They charge that just about
one year ago Davis embezzled about
$1,000 from Miss McKeown. Of Cincinnati,
and DIT wilkins, Of Alexandria
District Attorney Wilson viii make the
opening address to-day, and Attorney
Henry f. Davis Will conduct the defense.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
watch for City at Rondre Highland,
Nnsons to Bury t. J. King.

Funeral services for Theodore J. King.
the railway official. who died Sunday
morning, will he held this afternoon at
the family residence, 1909 Twenty-ninth
street northwest, at . o'clock Rev. DR..
Charles L. Pate officiating. The George
c, Whiting Masonic Lodge viii have full
charge of the arrangements for the
funeral and burial In Glenwood Gene
terry. A delegation from the Odd Fellows
Will attend.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
LOCAL AERO MEET DECIDED.
AviatOrs TO BE Invited Here Home
Coming Week.

a conference Yesterday in the Office OF
Charles J. Bell between Mr.. Bell and Dr.
Albert Zahm, as representatives, Of the
Washington Aero Club, and Isaac Cans.
chairman Of the publicity committee OF
the Washington Chamber Of Commerce,
1t was decided TO invite aviators here for
an aero meet in October as a side issue
for Homecoming week. Benning field is
favored as the scene.
Many foreign aviators will be in the
country making their arrangements for
The international meet, 20 be held In
New York in that month
Mr.. Cans will organize a finance COM
mittee to raise funds for purses.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Comrany's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at GAS p. m
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 a. m. and I45
p
Cars frum Fifteenth street and Nav York avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo Park. Chevy Chase. and
KensingtOn.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
AnpeaI. Panama Libel Cases.

Attorney General Wickersham has fled
in the United States Supreme Court the
governments appeal in the Panama libel
cases. based on indictments returned be-
cause OF publications in the last Presiden-
tial campaign. On Monday the Attor-
new General will move TO advance the
cases for argument
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
TAX REVENUE TOPS ESTIMATE.
MncVenEh's Forecast of Corporation
Receipts Exceeded by 81 900, 900.

Treasury receipts from the corporation
tax, which Secretary MacVeagh estimat-
ed last December to about $25OOO.OOo. have
exceeded that sum by nearly 100000
This estimate is from the latest calcu-
lation made by the internal revenue
Office and when business closed last
week. S25.219.7l5 had been assessed. with
the expectations Of $4,000 more
In all. about $4,000 returns, represent
ing $1,000 corporations. were made
Very few violations Of the law in not
making returns were reported.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
New Lorimer Bank LegaIiEed.

The Comptroller OF the Currency an
nounced yesterday that he had issued a
certificate for the La Sale Street Ma
tional Bank, OF Chicago to begin bust
ness with a capital OF 100000. United
States Senator William Lorimer is presi-
dent OF the new institution.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
Funeral of Girl Suicide.

Miss Lottie Lewis. the high school
graduate who committed suicide Sunday
by taking carbolic acid at her home III
ID street northwest, will be buried to-
morrow. Funeral services will be held
at the family residence al o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
stnhIe Damaged by Fire.

Richard Cooks stable in the rear of
1897 n street northwest was damaged 10
the extent Of $500 yesterday morning by
a fire. The firemen made quick work
of the flames. Insurance Will amply
cover the loss.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. SHADE SPECIALIST,

washinEton's Oldest Specialist.
IS years practice treating Nervous and
Chronic Discusses also stomach lungs
asthma catarrh. appendicitis. liver heart kidneys
bladder structure. discharges general debility and
special weakness blood and skin diseases. SPECIAL
and private ailments Of both cured quickly.
Consultation free Hocrs 80 to 1870 and % $50
daily; Sundays. $50 10 1880 Chandler building
Eeyatur and 'DhOna
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
Ton Ask. Aid for CnrtnEo

President Taft. who is president OF the
American Red Cross, has issued an APP
peal for contributions for the aid OF the
earthquake sufferers at Carriage. Costa
Rica
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
No Damage Results When Carmel.

are sent to f. P. Hinkel & Co, ass Me
ave. for cleaning. Your finest floor cover
ings may be intrusted TO them. The most
satisfactory work and prices. Phone POPS
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

To tighten cane-seated chair bottoms
scrub with hot soap suds, rinse with hot
water and dry upside down in the open
air.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

Prayer Books, Rosaries, Medals. Bool
Marks. Pictures, &c. z. Voigt, Jeweier
rs 18th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
TAFT ANSWERS CANS
Will open White House for
Homecoming Week.
MAY ADDRESS THE RETURNERS

Secretary Meyer Announces that
Several Ships VIII BE Ordered TO
washington to Take Part I'm Pro-
grnmme, and with Aviation Meet
October VIII Prove Big Month.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
Mo Rrcnd can Re Arv 7
Firnt Communion

No bTchu Oan he Any Purer,
richer in nutriment. or more appetizine
than "Jno. G. Meinbergs." Fresh daily
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10
TTCO Taxicab, Are Ready
LOCAL MENTION.

on the minute. day or night. Elegant.
speedy Park rides. 50 hour Tel n 1912
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

CaverIy's Plumbing, 1881 G NV.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16

8iele argern ii6 ii6er elllcn
idonen @eoanfen, tpern iic i'm iclbit
nibt eebabt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16
ans einem trOdenen staat..

Der MISREPRESENTATION Quogle
nus Sflaboma lieB befannili6 fiir,.
iid) in Stem yorf cine TcElperen3.
poufe los. in melder er II. a. oie
hahmoreiite @emerfung mnh.a, er
bale eeeer Die Deutihen CIT lid,
uid)ts ein5upenoen, aber, ipeIta lie
ucd) 1mlrlsa fdmen, mo1tea lie &C.
fIfliaif ;trs ngieriteine" az @ouic
lul:en. Sci oerielben @el,arNnif
pratlte Guaple nit ben engebli1
ilealen 8uitanoen in benz lrodenen
S'elnbpma. Or babe ioeben cine Sc.
id:e rcr eirem 5reunbe erEalten iuio
bascLs al ieiner groBten U,enSe er.
ftheu. enb Der Stoat abermals frof-
fen aegangen lei. Damn ipraG err
BON Dem %iogenannten ugootlegsine",
Dos a~lleroings bier uno oa IN 0fla.
Donio norfoinme, bas aber nift piel
3n beosuten babe. un6 ploRlih be.
gnu, er tpie Elm @eieiiener gu brill.
len nnb ihrie in ben Snal hinein:
c2ieber cine Miaion ygootlegger5"
oIs einen ein3ieen ofienen 5aloon".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16
GntIesene SnieI.

Die 2onooner 9oltbeboroe giebt
befannt, baB Der Dampier ,Mlge.
rine" Die Sniel Nitcairn ouf ieinenl
Wege bon galparaiio anInufell
miro. Hitcniru lit cine fleine Snlel
bon bier Guaoratfilometer @r0be
in benz entlegenften @infeI bes Gro
bales; iie Iiest ungefdbr anf bolbem
Wege 5miiben Siibamerifa uno Mu.
itralien. sic nuroe I'M Sabre 1857
BON garteret entoeft, erbielt aber
erit amolf Sabre ipdter cine @e.
~Dolferung, aIs Die 8ountp.M eute-
rer bort lire 3ufIudt iudten, Die
einige einge6orene Graueu bon Sta-
bette mitbrahtem. 5ait 30 Sabre
lang blieb Die GoIonie obne Nof.
ridten BON Der MuBenipelt, Biz iie
i'm Sabre 1903 nieoerum .entoedt"
muroe. gngliihe Shiffe brad,ten
gelegentlib Be6arfsmittel an lanb
uro Ole 8eboIferung tpuds in BET
3abl an. 10 baB bas 2ano file nibt
erndbren fonnte. 1872 BON ibnen
muroen auf ibren @unih i'm Sabre
1856 nod elmer Der Worfolf,S nieIn
iberfiibrt, BON benen ie6o1 40
lpieoer 5uriidfebrten. Our 3eit be.
traet bic @ebGlferuna 10 8opfe.
Die letten amtliden 8erihte ge.
ben r,ur ipdrlibe Nadridten uber
Die @eiunobeit iin6 bic 2ebensge.
nobnbeiten Der @emobner bieier eng.
liiden &olonie. Die SnluIaner ba-
ben tpenig gr5iebung, uno ibre
5pra9e 1T Elm Gemii9 bon Eohi-
tianiid nn6 gngliid. 9ie Souptpro-
BUTTE Der SnieI iinb aobl 3iegcn
un6 Sibner. Die 8epobner beiisen
einen fIeinen 3ntter bon ID Cons,
ouf tpeldem iie bic ndditen Snieln
befufen. Hoit6ampfer baben Big
fer MIR arpeimol i'm Sabre bort an
gelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16

@uf oies einfdItige @eidmas ers
balt 9iidof Guaple nun cine gcpfefe
ferte @nttport bon einem @onne, Ger
ii1 in Der ,gem gorf Sltn" gum
@orte melbet. Ct nennt bie BroDi-
bition uno Die 2ofaloption ein 3mil.
l1ngspaar bes 9umbugs. l1no I'm.
ter oen uebeln, bas oieier ooppetfo.
pfige 9umbus berborgebradt babe,
iei ser iaegitime SaIoon, ben inali
Sli~iiterbuoe, blinoen 9ieer. uober
oud ,@ootleeger" nenne, zines ser
I1limmlten. 9as tonne nien1ano
beItreiten, Der @ele9enbeit gebobi
babe, Dos trodene Megime 5u ltubie-
rem uno es iei baber einfad ilnbc.
ereiflib, nie Elm Mann in elmer 10
boben firhli6en Steaung es magel,
tonne, 81 bebaupten, eine Miainii
gootleeeers ieien INNER nod einen1
e%inaigen offenen Saloon por6u5ieben.
@as ipe5ien Die 3uitaube in Sflabp.
ma ~anbetrifft, auf iuelde Der 9iidoi
10 itol5 lit o6er 10 itol5 su fem Dor.
siebt, 10 perueiit Der @emdbrsmann
oes Mem gorfer glattes auf eincn
auberoroentlib intereifanten uno BE-
lebrenoen Mufias, ber norigen 500
nat in .9orpers Weeflp" erfhien.
Ser @erfaiier, Serr S. &, Martin.
Der es iih our beionoeren @ufgabe
gema6t bat, Die @erbdltniiie in Der
trodenen Staaten gu ituoieren, i6il
bert unter benz Sitel: v9erStaat Der
RidenIpelunfen" Mitfen Soints)
bic, punoerbaren seenungen, nit oe.
men Die 9robibitioniiten ben Staat
Oflaboma begliidt baben. Tim nlir
einen 8unft anaufibren, 10 eriiebt
man aus Der naditebenoen Site Die
3abl Der 8erbaftungen, tpelde bon
DECEMBER 1907 bis Sftober 1908.
olio mabrenb Der eriten elf Monate
oes probibitioniitiiden Reeiments III
oen lefs er6bten Stabten bon Sflo.
bona noreenommen nuroen::
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16

Durt) cine Greibeit, Die man
iid nimmt, pirb mar, oft 4neft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16
8erbaftun-

0ltno auf 6ieie baaritrdubenoen
3uitdnoe lit Der Metbooiitenbiihof
Quaple bon DfIaboma nirflidy
1ItoI5?" fragt Der 8erfaiier Der gu
ihrift an Die Sun" gum SbIuB.
.@ollen Die MilIionen bon amerifo.
ridden Wetbooiften lire Stirn1ne err
ibeben uno ibren finan5ieaen 8eiitatlb
leiben 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING Der
gootleggers, Der 4iibenipelunfen
uno Der m6eren nnousipre1liten
S0lenIoder Der 4orruption urb Der
8erni6tung, melde Die bic Nadjt
benz Gage oer 2ofaIoption uno Der
probibition foIgen? Wenn Die gm
pfinbunsen, neIhe Der 8ii1of poi,
OfIaboma ausgeoriidt bat, 8eifaG
fin6en, oann miB cine neue Hbiloio-
pbie entltanoen iein unb oas alte
Sprihmort, ipel1es lagt, bon 3nei
l1ebeln miiiie man bag geringerc
tpablen, iolte oann umgedn6ert ner.
oen in ben 5as: Bon atpei uebelr
muB man ftets oas groBere rpablen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16
@Muidt Semanben AT 6elicn.

Set 80 Sabren braud,te S. 5.
9oper bon Sertile, Mo.. SIlfe nna
fonnte feline finoen. Deshalb tuiinid)i
er iest Mnoeren gu belfen. 80 Iange
Iitt er an Miifenidmer5en Merrct'i-
tat, MppetitIoiiefeit unb Nierenlei-
Den, aber electric gitterss belpirtten
@unoer unb 5 SIaiden furierten
ibn, mie er ifreibt, p~ollItdnoia.
Weriitft es. SOC BEL allen 9ruggi-
iten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-16

2ann folst bic atpeite 2iite. Sic
oemonitoiert an Der 8uuabme Der
@erboftungen tpdbrenb Der apeiten
Elf Monate oes trodenen @egimes
(19O8-1909) bag uniagbare un-
bell, Dos Die Hrobibition in Ser en9e.
rem Seimat BEG giihofs mgeridtet
bat:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
 YEARN FOR FAIR DAY Outing at Some Spot Along New Haven Shore Looked
 Forward too

Propitious fates and element wealth CT are being invoked by the Seniors of the High school for their anticipat- ed outing tomorrow at some sylvan spot along the New Haven shore Should the invocation prove of no avail, the day following graduation has been selected as the date for a second trial. Kenneth Kiefer, chair man of the arrangement committee, is reported as having accomplished the preliminaries incident to the excursion in admirable shape, and the sinequan- onymous requisite for a picnic, an abundance of tempting food, or pro- vender or whatever Kenneth calls it, has been guaranteed to appear at the appointed hour for the delectation of the eager throng. The class possesses several accomplished culinary practi- tioners and the edibles provided by them at the recent Characteristic Day feast may be regarded as a criterion of their powers in this line.
 MT. WittStein, instructor in the commercial department, has received an urgent invitation to attend and supplement the Academic chaperon- age.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
Saturday Specials.

Fresh shoulders, roast pork, legs of genuine lamb, chuck rib roasts beef, rib roasts beef, pot roasts beef, veal roasts Cmilk fed), sugar cured bacon, corned shoulders, plate corned beef. Genuine Spring lamb, fresh hams, pork tenderloins, calves liver, sweet breads. fillet beef, fries etc. Poultry department: stewing fowls, choice fowls. Fresh native broilers, Long Is- land Spring ducks, capons, turkeys, roasting chickens, Guinea hens and squab. Grocery specials: Duffy's ap- pie juice and grape juice, shredded wheat. E. c. Corn, post toasties, force, pettijohn, wheatena, cream of wheat, French prunes pitted in glass;, large queen olives, Eddys pure jellies as- sorted, Curtis Bros. jams assorted. Vegetable department: new potatoes, spinach, green peas (telephone), green peas (gems) asparagus native, aspara- gus Gong IslanD,- cucumbers, fancy cucumbers (Jersey) head lettuce, to- matoes, California cantaloupes, wa termelons, green corn, green and wax beans, Fancy California oranges, Wis it our butter department, a complete line of high grade creamery butter. A full line of fancy bakery goods. Bridgeport Public Market and branch, State and Bank streets and East Main St.