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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
NEW HAVEN ROADS INVASION OF CANADA,
 VERIFIED TODAY
Special from United Press ).

New Haven, April 12.-The invasion of Canada by the New Haven Rail- road, by the construction of connect ing sections which will give it con- trol of complete lines leading into the north. was officially verified by the officials of the road in a statement issued today. The directors at their meeting in New York Saturday decid- ed to go ahead and complete the route through Springfield, Mass. from New York City to- Sherbrooke, Quebec. Two stretches of track must be built before trains will be run over an en- Bratt1eboro and South Vernon, Vt, and Windsor and White Junction, Vt, and it is expected surveys to this end will be made some time next fall.
 The route extends over the New Ha- ven road from New York City to Springfield, thence over the Boston 6 Maine, which is regarded as an inte- gral part of the New Haven system. Regarding its building a through line from New York to Sherbrooke, over the B. & M., the New Haven of- f1cia1s today say:
 ss,The New Haven road now has a through line to Sherbroolxe. The line now being surveyed will give it one under it's own control. At present the line has to use a ten mile section be- belonging to the New London and. Northern and a 15 mile section between Windsor and White River Junction. owned by the Central Vermont The of these two sections will enable the line to be handled much more efficiently and economi- calIy.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
BROADWAY STAR SECURED BY SHERRY
 FOR CLOSING PLAY

When R. M. sperry returned from New York Monday evening he brought back contract from Lowell Sherman to play the title role in the thirteenth annual closing production of e'The Circus Chap MT. sherman is one of the best known matinee idols on Broadway and has appeared as lead- ing man with Nat Goodwin. in .sThe Genius Nance O'Neill in Macbeth and Judith, Blanche Bates. in "The Girl from the Golden Vest and has successfully appeared in strong heart" "If Were King Sherlock Holmes,'' @The Great Divide,'' ssThe Man from Mexico ''The Dictator" tsThe Boys of Company B. 'HThe Sec ond Mrs. Tanquery,'' s.Diversions,'' David Copperfield.'' Carmen s.The Pit,'' .4The Girl with the Green Eyes, The Hypocrites,'' -HThe Devir' and many other lea ding plays. The book. ing of MT. Sherman only adds further to the promise the author and produc- CT has given us that 4aThe Circus Chap vii lbe his best effort and in the hands of the best cast he has ever assembled in any of his produc- tions and it is safe to predict that Jackson's theatre will be packed from dome to doorway during the entire week of May ?. Seat sale opens April 25
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13

others of the "regulars' will address the convention. Mrs. Harriet Stan ton Tlatch will conduct a symposium on open air meetings, in which Mrs Susan W. Fitzgerald, one of the Bos- ion radicals will take part, Miss Juliet Stuart Points will speak for the Col Iegiate Equal Suffrage league. Ray
 nond Robins and Charles Edward Russell will also speak, the former dis cussiue s4The Worker, the Law and the Courts'' and the latter Self De- fense or the Demand for Political Action Fola La Folette. the daugh- ter of the senator, will be one of the pleaders.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
PADS AND FASHIONS

Earrings are very picturesque, par ticularly when worn with the quaint cultures now in vogue.
 The sleeve with shirring is a favor ite style only with the woman whose arm is quite slender.
 Embroidery fIouncings and all overs are to be very much used this season for pretty frocks.
 Shirrings of net over colored satin rat tail appear on many of the new lace and net dresses.
 Very few buttons, only sufficient to supposedly fasten something. and those very handsome, are seen.
 Many coats have continuous fronts but are cut off at the waist in the back and pulled into a satin or leath- CT belt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
OPPOSITION LARGE
 TO WAGE SCHEDULE
Trolleymen's Conference Board Will Meet For Another Con-
 test Tomorrow.

New Haven April 12-F.rofn intinaa- tIons received in local trolley circles England Conference board, regarding the increase in wage improvement de- will go on sharply tomorrow. And from the information received there is no indication that the New Haven Trolleymen's Union has in any way it's original demand for a flat rate pay of 30 cents an hour.
 The road has put forward a sched- ule on a six-year basis which gives the men a Recent rate after six years of service. but this is unsatisfactory to the men both in this city and in Hartford.
 At the meeting tomorrow. the Con- ference board will go directly before pany here, and renew their demand for a wage and labor condition to meet their original proposition.
 This final decision is now awaited by the New Haven union. and also by the Hartford and other unions. Their reg ular meetings for this week have been postponed to await the outcome of the Conference boards talk with the com pany on Thursday.
 The following table. made up rough Iy, will indicate an idea of the situa- tion as to the acceptance of the com pany's Decent final offer: } New Haven-506 men opposed.
 Hartford-5o0 opposed.
 Southington-S0 accepts Norwicl-60 opposed.
 New Lendon-60 accepts
 Meriden-72 accects
 Brid geport-2e3 accepts.
 South NorwaIk-60 accepts.
 Stan1ford40 accepts.
 Portchester-70 accepts.
 Mfdd1etown-e0 accepts
 Worcester-35O opposed.
 Sprfngheld-495 opposed.
 Tota1-1.911 opposed: 515 accepting.
 This may be regarded as a fair map of the prospective labor outlook, as ap- piled to the present trolley. situation. And it shows what the officials Of the Connecticut Company have now to con- sider in their final analysis in dealing with the trolley men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
.BRIBE GIvERS FIGHT AGAINST
 INVESTIGATION
Boom Gov. Hughes to Succeed Brewer on Supreme Court
 Bench.
Will do Anything to Get the Fearless Executive Out of
 New York Politics.
Especial from United Press.)

NSpSc1dl united PrSSS.)
 Albany, April 1S.-Bribe givers are rushing to the capital. Men who in the past were prominent in shipping legislation, amazed and frightened over the prospect of having the pub lie "know,'' are franticaIIy endeavor- ing to stave off a real legislative in vestigation.
 ttIt will ruin the party" they de- clare and they are begging their friends in the legislature to emascu- late the investigation resolution now Eeing considered by the Senate Fiji nance Committee.
 Meanwhile, the strongest boom for any man ever developed in this city has been started for Governor Hughes to succeed the late Justice Brewer on the supreme court bench. The men who for months have character zized Hughes as ''an animated feather duster," now tell all who will listen of his wonderful judicial talents. If these men can have their way Hughes will go to the supreme court. He refuses to discuss the suggestion in any way but his friends are talking for him. They declare the sugges- ton is to get him out of the way. so that Horace White, now lieutenant governor. can take his place. White is an old line politician and if he suc- ceeds Hughes, the '.o1d guard be- 1ieves it would be safe. These inti- mates of the Governor say it is i'm
 
 that will prevent him doing his duty as he sees it and driving to oblivion the bribe givers and bribe takers who have scandalized the state for years.
 It is common rumor that certain individuals who have been active in shaping legislation are arranging for lengthy vacations in anticipation of the promised legislative investigation. When the life insurance investigation was held certain men went abroad and stayed there. It is the same class that plan to go again should the necessity arise
 The thing that hurts most is that the Republican documentary evil dence, known to exist, is being spirit ed away and until an investigation is authorized and subpoenas can be is- sued it is impossible to prevent this and because of this fact the men who want the investigation are urg- ing haste.
 It became known today that the opposition to the legislative investi- gation will come in the Assembly, if at all. Speaker Wadsworth, a son of Former Congressman Wadsworth, and Leader Merritt are on record as opposing such an investigation but of it declared today that when the matter is considered they cannot hold their followers and that the Assembly will concur in the Sen ate resolution which is to call for a sweeping investigation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13

Washington, April 12.-The public mass meeting of the National Woman Suffrage association next Sunday within the shadows of the White House is to bring the subject of votes for women directly under the attention of President Taft, according to the plan of Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, and her associates The annual ses- ation, opening Thursday, is to be the first effort on the part of the women. to put ticket in the presidential field. Rev. Anna Shaw in her official capacity, Mrs. Catt, Miss Harriet May Mills, vice president of the state, and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
MISS CROSBY TO ATTEND WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
 MEETING TOMORROW

No 53, will hold it's senni-mont1ly meeting at G. A. R. hall at o'cIock Thursday afternoon. A full attend called for by the president. Mrs. Lillie U. Disbrow. Several persons are to be initiated and other pleasant matters are to come before the corps. A col lation and sociability will be the last part of the program. Guests are ex- pected from Milford and other places. Fanny Crosby, the famous hymn writer and poetess, also a member of the Woman's Relief Corps, and stanch friend of the Elias Howe Post. No. 3, will favor us with her presence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
dedieatea as a place of high class at-

dedicated as a place of high class at fractions.
 The carnival will be ushered in with elaborate ceremonies to which the en- tire public is invited. There will be dancing every night to the best mus c and there will be stage attractions that alone will be well worth the price of admission. On Friday night the enter tainment will be given by the Benham artists whose. reputation is so wide spread that they reed no introduction to the people of Bridgeport. Let then Park City Rink be a place of retreat for all pleasure seekers on the above nights where you will find everything to- please the eye. ear and fancy. Ad- mission only Is cents
 WANT ADS. CENT A WORD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
HANDSOME PRIZES
 FOR LADIES WHIST

The ladies' of St. Patrick's church will hold a big whist at Eagles hall, May 3safor the benefit of the church building fund.- This is the second whist that has been held for this pur- pose and some substantial prizes have been offered. Mrs. Patrick McGee has donated a ton of coal, the Nauga- tuck Valley Co. a half ton, and Wheeler & FIowes have given a Aoad of wood. There will be many hand. some prizes in cut glass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
MANY SUFFERERS

catarrh say they get splendid results by using an atomizer. For their bene- fit we prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Except that it is liquid it is in all respects like the healing, helpful, pain-allaying Cream Balm that the public has been familiar with for years. No cocaIne nor O her dangerous drug in it. The soothing spray is remedy that relieves at once All druggists 75c. including spraying tube or mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street, New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13

Genuine Scotch Holland Shades, 3x6 feet, all colors, complete with fixtures; ready to hang always! Sold for 9Rm 60c OOU
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
BIG CARNIVAL FOR BENEFIT OF ST.
 PETERS CHURCH
Opens Friday Night at Park City
 Rink-SDeciaI Attractions

A monster carnival will open Friday under the auspices of the ladies and gentlemen of St. Peters parish in the West End and will continue for four which up to the present has been used only as a place for skating will now be changed into a thing of beauty through the work of artistic decorators and on Friday night will be formally
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-13
THE PRETTTEsT FACE

nd the most beautiful hands are off, ten dishgured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only ait The Cyrus Pharmacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and 1e6 Cannon St.
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OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES


SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
S4600-42 rooms, all new and beautifully
furnished. five years lease ar $500
per room; heat furnished. strictly
modern, excellent location: we
guarantee this place to be the best
proposition ever offered; owing TO
great change in the owners
plans this place will be sold, and
we have thirty days to do IL: can
make you terms; TO see is to buy;
exclusive agency; never in the
history of our business have we
had such snap.
S6000-65 ROOMS, 20 BATHS, MODERN
European hotel llne location; fivc
years lease, heat free, very rea-
sonable rent. Extra well furnished,
Terms.
S1o00-60 nicely furnished rooms in swell
est part OF city. always full OF high
class guests, rent $3.50; good lease.
$l500-lS rooms. well furnished, fine loca-
tion, rent $50; steam heat. a bar
gain. $1,000 cash will handle
81 ,000--l2 20 room apt hotel. excellent
furnishings. large lobby. elevator;
modern: very low rent. long lease
Rea sonable terms.
Lcase-3 fine store rooms in Semioh hotel.
State street.
We are headquarters for hotels and
rooming houses. The above places are
listed exclusively with us. This firm WAS
established 1893.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE
A. L. Brattain. Mgr B. O.. Dept.
10 W. lst South. Phones SAL.
fl6s2
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ALL OF THE ONE-MENTIoNED
PLACES ARE IN GOOD LOCATIONS.
IN TWO THE HEAT Is FURNISHED
FREE. IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT
ABOVE. GALL ON US AND LOOK
PARTICULARS OF ANY BUY NOW ON
THE MARKET.
FORTY THREE ROOM EUROPEAN
HOTEL. IF YOU WISH THIS SIZE OF
PLACE YOU SHOULD SEE THIS ONE.
IT HAS a FIRSTCLASS LOCATION
AND IS MODERN IN EVERY SENSE
OF THE WORD. HEAT is FREE AND
RENT. INCLUDING HEAT, is ONLY
s6 10 a ROOM: 5-YEAR LEASE. THIS
Is THE BEST BUY WE HAVE EVER
SEEN. WE CAN SELL 1T FOR EXACT
LY ONE-HALF or THE USUAL MAR
KET PRICE. INVESTIGATE AT ONCE
WE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT BUYS
IN GROCERIES, RESTAURANTS AND
OTHER BUSINESS CHANCES. SEE
us BEFORE BUYING. 1T WILL PAY
YOU.
CURRAN & POWER,
SUITE A05-6 BOYD PARK BLDG,
162 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
BELL 749. IND. 1871
HAS
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PRIZE WINNERS. BUFF AND WHITE
Wyandottc eggs. 81 per setting. Good
win Bros, 429 9th L.. Bell 3269-Z, ftS2
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DON'T PASS THIS RESTAURANT
UP! The crowds don't Continuous mu
SIC furnished by the mclodious chimes Of
tne' cash register from morn till night.
$50 cash is small days work, some days
run as high as $50. Brand new lunch
counter and back bar; good range. and
everything that's necessary TO handle the
large crowds that patronize this place.
Rent but $50. $1,000 cash is ali you need.
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GROCERY MEN. JUST THINK;
Rent only Sl5 on "A hVe-ycar lease, for
this fine. new. brick store, located in
thictly settled community, and no 9TH
er stores around To compete with Stock
at invoice, and fixtures at "A discount.
All the business you can handle. Let
us take you 10 It,
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A SIX-ROOM SNAPPY SNAP
Gong TO California. and will sell for Il
song; everything brand new, and only
S425. It's the owners sacrifice, not ours,
and Will sell on sight. You will have to
hurry II You get IT,
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A FINE COMBINATIONS

=, y TTANFJ UNJNI BIN NTTUN.
Here Is the real opportunity for erf en-
terprIsinS couple. 90 we'll furnished
rooms all light and airy doing a big
transient business: good cigar stand In
connection, located on the ground floor,
and serves as an office and lobby; cigar
stand alone takes In SIS and SO per day.
ms Is one OF the best money makers I'm
Snit Lake. $1,000 cash will handle the
whole thing
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Is going TO be; that's what this newly
furnished. Si-room hotel compares with
Exquisitely furnished and decorated
large dining rooms In connection, always
full and n larg" waiting list This Is
the only real classy place in Salt Lake
City Of its size. $4,000 cash is all that's
required.
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Third floor, Judge Bldg. Phones A
CROWDS! CRowsl CROWDS.

CROWDS, CROwSl CROWDS!
salt Lake is thronged with conference
people: md so Is our office With eager
buyers from morning until night The
usual spring rush is now on. and you
VII nave 10 hurry IL you are going to
get in before the prices advance We
nave carefully selected some rare buys
that we know arc worth more money and
VIII soon command better price. Let
us hclp you locate: titles guaranteed
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HERE IS A COIN GETTER.
rooms on So, Main: everything new
and modern; rooms always In demand.
This will please you. Will net you $50
per month above your living expenses.
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S. c. RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. $500
per setting OF 10. Geo Coulam, 753 y.
2nd South. f4TS
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YOU WANT TO Sc
BEAUTIFUL IDLBWII

The addition that is boomir
Only AZ lots left.
sl25 TO $3.50; $40 CASH. 50
A money maker. and you
A few OF the many advants
The highest class addition 4
Every lot commands a fine
Above the smoke and dirt
Sidewalks and shade trees.
Let us show you. then jndge
self,
Take Sugar House car to 1,
Statesmen with carriages all
day TO show you over The adj
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING.
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
NJ in the west goods shipped to any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones 555.
ol052
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MR.. HOTEL MAN,
WE HAVE SEVERAL INVITING
PROPOSITIONS IN LARGE HOTELS.
ON APPLICATION.
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Johnson STATE STREET ADDITION

JOHNSON STATE STREET ADDITION.
Between State and Main streets below
18th South. Is on the arliet S2l5 per lot
S1b down, $3.50 per month. Graded street
5Xl feet. cement sidewalks and private
water system. car fare cents. Come and
make your selection now and secure a
profit. The cheapest lots on the market
Tor the money. See j. :. Johnson the
owner, room Galcna block. corner State
and End South streets. Phone 3069, or
Dowsc & Morris. office S32 South State
street Ind. phone 9S: Bell o170, hS6T
BY OWNER, ALL Or PART OF Is
acres, Broom frame house, chicken
coops. fish ponds; excellent place for
lsh. chickens or fruit; ii you want a
home You must see this one Call Bell
232l- Black Murray. hal
TODAY'S BARGAINS.
Two lots. Westminster Heights. $3.50.
f.29 acres In Jordan, plat A $500.
f-room concrete house, southeast part
Of city; $1,000
4-room buff brick, on West Temple;
S2l00.
5-room modern. southeast part OF city:
Sod00.
S-room modern. Federal Heights: $500.
S-room modern. Third ave; S1I 900.
w. l.. -GREINER,
326 Judge Bldg.
Bell phone i125. Ind. phone solo.
hI53
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COMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF MACH.
shop and foundry including wood and
metal patterns OF all descriptions. In
quire sol Park ave. Sth So. bet. 5th and
9th East has
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FINE OAK SHELVING: ALSO SEC
ond hand showcases W. L. Wetherhee,
16S-160 W. 1st South p1911
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING

SPECIALIZING BELLS. ANNUNCIA-
tors. fans. house telephones. The Spe-
cialty Electrical Repair Co Ind 637
f9667
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TXPEWRITERs

TNPEWHITERS RENTED. EXCHANG-
ed aod. Utah Typewriter Exchansc
c.. phones ayo 62 w. md So. b2lSs
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
sialioran -JS lge Co. 500 So. Main. eS2S
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THE ICE CREAM SEASON
Is drawing near, and we offer YOU a
nice confectionery and ice cream parlor
In a fine location. for $3.50. 4 BARGAIN.
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HAIR SPECIALISTS
TURKISH BATHS
ATTORNEYS

CUAS. l. NORTON,
1856 Atlas. Bell Gi0o, Ind 1881
fa346
HARRY j. ROBINSON. ATTORNEY
at-law, 205 Judge bldg f294a
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


IND HAND AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT
ana sold, also on commission, j. T,
Fowler, 81 South West Temple, f41s6
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LADIES' TAILOR
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXloernist line and carry COM
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil FIR Co.. 81 3rd So
a3l82
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The ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE in THE
STATE OF UTAH.
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WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS. $3.50 PER
setting. T. II. Cartwright 29 No West
Temple st, f4I9 |
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PRIZE WINNING SILVER-LACED AND |
Buff Wyandotte eggs, $500 per IS. j. |
NJ Adams. 357 So. 5th East. f4S0 |
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IIOglLT s..
CIGAR STORE

We have very good buy in cigar
store fixtures new and first class; five
year lease; rent Is only s25 per month:
location the very best In city. Price,
Sli00 cash
WE HAVE OTHER CIGAR STORES
FROM $500 UP TO $1,000
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK

EGGS FOR MATCHING. BLACK MIN
orcaS. Black Langhans, Rhode Island
Reds; cock took first prize Utah State
Poultry association January 10. 1910;
price Sl.50 10 81 for IL eggs; fertility
guaranteed: somo choice Black Minorca
crest Poultry Farm. VIM. Deakin. prop.
East 18th South. Phone Murray 249l
Red. Come and SEQ my stock. Visitors
always welcome. 1881
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QUALITY STRAIN WHITE WYAN-
Sander, 1895 7th l.. f4S1
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LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S MONDE
scriptive railroad ticket to Los Angeles
or San Francisco. Bell. Exchange AZ,
hl66