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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
Glcf!riif ,SoroDrm.,.

Get 20Oc 2turbunorecc, DQldd tal0ei
Glettrtlteten5 Nurbun0re0c, 0lpr life
Stam paa III 9iaOn. Gdaj9 Dgrer
man ON n0e NnOtn0tIlcr al OtnHt
Wenneltenes bllli9e 6lener Dg paa
n9r lagt ale Smranoer bllr Den be-
nDttct til GortrUnglCl al 9unle D9
ttn0Uinte 9trbeiNsmCthO0er. Q}Ct at
Glettrltiteten ital tunnc llu 9iUlinQCn
til at Qro burtigere, bore9 0O9 noIlGa
ullnolpnligt no, % 0DA gt UtI lllGI
oct. lloenIor Berlin bar 10 tDite
Gartuere Oreuet line GjrontiaQcr 'rem
81 llgCr tioli9ere enc ier. peO at
ippnoe ct giet uf 3raObt oDcr Vidrten
o0 lna Ia Ell lpdg eleitrill Str0m 9ad
1lennem 5rddOeHe. Sets Dt0 ll0-
ltremninQ pQ otl3 pnO Grlmo AZ oen
lnue trpmltOrtt bin ell ltor Sci al
Gleltritjteten ablOrbertt Al Sor0eH,
mto ben Selge at ale Flanter liDoer
ell unuct G0rt. Stremmen 90lr Gag
o0 Dat, / Ell Nel0e al ca - 500 pUer
GaIieu, men M StDricl er idN lUng
Ell llOQilterIe, uaar 2lnl@9gtt tort er
tOmmet ilt0nc. lorbOlosulj lm0a.
Gn Hi9mano / gicp DOrt bar MI
beiluttet at oripe lit Alienlteybyu0 pal
Gong Sslano meO Glcttricittt. EanO=
bru9soepartementct 9@aibjn0ton cr=
perImenterte meD oct i0mmt lor u &c
gl0r lioen, % bar Dcl iornoict me- BE
iultNterne, men oct or lorltc @ans at
elettriit 6jddrosbrul bllr iollejt al Ell
Nripntmuno.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

Nuagoulrrnr bclienlor N}ylpurl NlOcr
bar 0altuTu meo al lCn0c ut SlaQte=
tpU0 til NMrte0tt. = l0tr, at Nel=
te9maiietnc cr nioelC5 pOeld9t Al SDr-
lem oQ oct pil bli umuiI0i at laa so
moi til at Ioort nem Qlenntm Nintcrcn.
}irogiOri paa 2dtotd Il SouibtuI
0eu me Nernbanellnic ira g3atelioUn
iii 6dr9o, ltal tl9e lnl &eaNuOelle ON
trn0 0cn lite September. Gcnne
Einie tOnmcr at Qdd ira 98dtertomn
til 9&cbltcr, norbelt til 6rnnt pdsltrer
Gleur cate 10 Nlil uCii ira yuNmm tit
RutllnO. ltrlra IortlUttcr hCn moro
oper til @cOpile "a ida oltoper iii
6Or9O.
Nlormoucruc er pll GrIa 5lien i0jcn
/ 1n0 2ltntu, m(06clC9 lrd Nuron
i0tt Here .Wtl9IionUrcr" IL i iOrigt
9lrbci0e ior al DinOc &ctrlter ior lin
%Nre. C9c 0dnr OmlrnN o0 u0Oelcr
lraltdtcr lom inoC6Oloer Oe melt
Qlmr0oc yo'ter ON Ntrli0beO o9
NjlN0c bddoe bGr o0 bl2iet Tor ulle Oenl,
iom tilDprer oere3 Scit. hoorimoo Oe
r0tcl5 9l(cmciler, lom lite ilutter Jig
til Dem, iommer til at lad ct erAcli9t
Nnoeli9t. Fnd Den lltlaoe lurer DC
mango iii at 0an Opcr oercs Geir.
glatomobil- ,SnNmilrirn ber i Staten IN
mes at 9aa Irem men iorbaulcn0c 0ur-
tiQbC0. ) sui .NIadneO re9lliereots
80 9(ltomObiler ellCr mere emo ~ ON
Gn0cl. Get bclc 9ntal al rc0ilerc0e
9Iutompbjltr belob ljg oeO Ntannc0cn9
ll09ung tit 6,S2o, dl boilte omtrCnt
&0In0elcn CT rcQlliCrCt bette 9lHr.
Get pl0lt0Ae9, at oct liore Snlg al
}lutomoblcr bar bctDocljQ @rao liu=
oct Sol9 al YiHnocr. 9ette tan loI
o9i0a AnCe9 rimeligt, ibi bclc 6ami=
lin Ian BRUCE Ell glutnmObilC, mc0cn3
oct 9llmln0eljgDe0 tun er hare Nu'ets
00tter, iom Iu0r VOp at bamre pNn
Ei0nDct.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
YoitpTicnct.

Ie 6oreueoe Staters YOItO0icn bar
iom betjenot nlorig betnlt lig, men
bar bpert 9lar tr0pet liOre YeUil9niu=
ger til S0ttelie al llnoerituooet pua
lit Yuo9et. 6or n0ltljolte Gegnltabs=
aar uo9loroe llnOsrituoet lite minore
emo $l7, 480, 900.
Get ipnes MI Tom ON POItoeparte=
mentet enoeli9 bar iaat Ell Mano lin
Spiole, iom ioriiaar ben Sunlt at
log9e Yirtiombsoen paa ct iorretnings=
m9sliat Grunola9. ioet ban Oct iioite
3egnltabsaGr bar bra9t llnoerituoet
neo til $500, 900. poitmalter 8e=
neral SithtOd bar i'm forte embeos=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
NorgcS nDr Miuiltcr
&aibington.

y. .. SrnnL &e0diDn5rda0 paris,
er uon0Dnt til 9ioroes 9finiter
9SNlbInqton elter Que o;u0e, iom noOe
Se9pnoellen al Sui Waanco.
Nelmer NaluOrien NrDn cr en- ui
NorQe@ Dn0re 0iplom1ter. S.an er
loot 1863. Nnu blep juri0ill &an=
oloat meo rent Laud 1880. 6rn
Nprll 1893 iii lloQNnQen al 1891
tenltolorOe han lrm HOnlulliltlpenoidt
peo WenGrdlton'u,ntet guenn5 Qmre9,
bbltet embe0e ban herlnocr ell 3io
AZ ca. . Wtddme0er btltDreoc lom fon
litneret. ) l&93 ilngerene ban up=
gen 6lO lom tDnlltueret Nicetonlul
SOrOeNur. ! 1896 bleD nniut Hou=
lulattnntoret, o9 1899 uonNOntc9
ban til Sure0u0cl Oen mpprctttOc
lloenrl99aloeling. : 1902 u0nUOntc@
ban til Grpe0itlOn$dJcl / lloenriQ9di-
Oeliugen.
Den Hoe Nnpember 1905 beltiltc-
oes S>r. NrDn iom Chargr d'Affaires
ad interim StOf6olm. bDor ban
lOm 9iOrge9 &elulomN0iiQeot 'prtr
6orbanollnQcr Om ioritjelli9c 6OrDolo
peorprenOc CpQlOret al NielcmpNren=
oct mellcm 9tOr0c % Sncri0e ~ I'M
Oerte9neOe Cperen@ipmlten ON oct gto=
nomllte Cpgjsr.
Zen 2lOe Ntars 1906 bleO ban u0-
nNont til at biltau ainIlicr j. Mcocl.
Sarl@berQ Faris G0clitab al ye0o=
tion9raOo. Ell Stilling. lom ban MI
bar b, iiN0t pct ire gl0r.
9ior0e3 nDc Nimlltcr 9&ni0mgtpn
er NioOcr Al Ct. Clai3 Greens Iorltt
&lN9ic, &ommanoor al otu iplnitc
Carlos IlI9 CroMg lpritc &lleie,
&Onmanogr Al 0en lrdnllc 9UW-.
lG9iOn5 Sroen, Gomm0uoor AZ ocn
pOrtu9illte 0briltu9 Cr0cn ~ &oms
manoor al oen 0anltt EanntbrDQ5
Crocu9 OnOen &la@ic.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
SiSirtOn % Smr0ll.

gIuorem NorOid M Nultru ldmt Oert;
Son 9lmo9 cr bJemipnneu itd cn
Sur til 3Uillln0bDcut.
Mrs. 9. :. strmcis lom bar poret
poa gelog boa lnc GorWlort / 9Ronte-
olbep. tom hcm llt0non0.
Nom. Gam Snne ira 9inupaD (omn-
lbip bar Si9ieton / 6orrctnln0smn=
li0QcnOer We9pnoelien al ll0rn.
Nlrs. &ulin5 2IH9nels p9 bcnoes
Selicr Tom VotoAQ tIlbu9e ira Ell Sur
I'll Cloil9, ". =, bpor oe belo9tt De
res Solier, 9ltt9 Sen Veinei5.
yFOiicn" rnller &orreipOnOtnttr i
allie norlit Setilcmtuter ginar no
get Al ,SntcreSle b0nOer / 9inbOla0et,
lNN leno oct mo. Fon Oen Wtanoe oil
&laoci blpe mere mteresiant.
,iuhn lrpc, ION nrbcioer Niillers
Z la0tCrbuili, bar unocrialttt Jig Ell
Operation ior Appendicitis bos Got
torcrnt WtaOo 9tobelier. Nan lial
beInoe lig bel.
ara Giiinoton ilripe5 til ~Folien"
Den lloe o9. 9ir. C.c q. 9lamot
tom neh ira 6Nndon ioa1 ldmmen
meo 9'tr. SNiliam 5. Sjerpen p0 at.
btiOcr Cmc9nen al 6lIin9tOn.
9ltiI9 OtAbel NnnlOn ira Battle 10ie,
Wlnn., er 0niommCn bertil O0 liul ar
beiOc lor 98llIiam :. Sjerpen uooper
Nelicn. Scr cr mango 0ltclDline
lln0tarer nuIortl0en. men oct ler no
til, 1T Den inmoellQe Gel al Dtcnneie-
ll@Qtcn CT baooc Ell iOltbar og ieloen
2lrlite pdd oale Sr0lter. IcrIor
tror 9(toltriDerCn berdl, at bni9 noQen
I. Gr. Geoaitsren al .Poltcn"
ellcr ct anoet ltiiieli0t WtennClte
pll0e oprcitc ct Nltermdalsbureau.
bloc ban Qjore ell 0limrcnOc 6prret=
ming p9 lamtOig ulbjNlpe ct lUn0e
tolt Snbn. &dri light.
vi cr &nri light me0ct Iatnemmcli0
lor Denoe9 9oOe Ganier Om os, men Di
er OesDUrre Ell lnno0n Stiaing, at
Oi lille Ian paatA0c O9 Oct onnitcli0c
NOUrD at bore bebiNlpeliQ / Glitter
m0Sl90nUrcr. Ntem Der cr an0re bra
&nrcr, lOm muli9ens iun0c pnataQe
ll0 oennc CpQabe OQ Qjere oct til en-
Suite3. Nco.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
@eu0cr li9 i S0u9ilct,


&O0n BAN Mid, nntlNQet lOr at bd
OrUbt &amc3 Rccm peO Norgjltnin9.
bUn9te liQ 6Omt0lNn9llct Wlilbnnt
lorriQe 3ir9Oug 0itermioOaa Nan
boDoe giort li9 Ell Strjtte al SenG.
tlNOcrnc. 6un9en baOoe / oct liOlte
piit N9 mc0ct ballt0rri9 % umcoQior=
Zig og ior's9tc cnOo9 at orUbc fnn0e-
po9icrcn, bOiiIct Ool mi5luicoc9.
lette CT net anOet Selumoro pcO
@onQnjnQ 6Gn9ilet / l}ilbant i 30
bet al Ell lI9c, ioct Sobn oci'u9er, eli
80 2lor 9ommcl 9tu9ler toQ zig OlOoge
noQle Gage / EOrpetn
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
.rGbt af $fDuct.

llnotr oct poloiomme lluer, lom all
nner bette Giltriit iorrige 6ltod95 Isl
termlO0ag, bUn0te ben igrQell0e lllntfe,
at 00mar0 9ltCnb Der bar arbcioei
pal &oepicS Narm nOr0plt irl 5i.lt
tOn, rumnc0c2 o0 0rUbtes AZ %Onilorn
inner &rGlining9drhei0e p0a ,Sohl
0nl9's 60rm / Grant (mpnlblp.
giaar llDeret brp0 no, par 9llcnB no
an0rc }lrbei0ere lnSlellnt meO at tl6rt
NDtoe ira SbOds" iii 5rUlttnnlti=
men. GIttrNt bdpc 0llUaict lit E09,
b)llp ban lWe Ndmmer0ier mt0 0erc9
Nrbel0e, 0a alle 9lcrne Diint ionnne E9
bICm lAa mart iom muli0t. "a NtcnB
lorlo9te at tommc op &ogncn lor at
be0lDt zig p0a AoJemOcicu, rdmmeOc7
ban AZ ell NDnltradle, DER iatt0e ham
moo ,SOr0en o9 900 par ban.
Gn Spn al &oGpie l0A bdm iGlOe og
lob plcblilielig til lOr at le bpNO iDm
baOOe DUnOt. Q'cO Ntrprellen al al.
o00e III Dtnne ct ldN nlDOrli0t elcitrllt
Stoo. at ban o9lNN 'alOt moo ,{OyOcn,
men ban tom zig oo9 mart i0jen.
CQ'Nd Nclene, inn bar lOr'pUnot
No3ncu. tnlteOe9 opercn0c al oct ltUrtt
SioO, % oct to9 Here Gage ier oe
tom rigtig iii Jig lelU IAlcn.
IMne }lM"t cr ilamegct lGrQcli-
Qcrc, Oa 0lOeOc bar Nuuu o9 , Born
i NiNmlclanOet. bpi9 cnelic 6oripr9er
ban OAr 0nn pdr &D'ttr ii GoOlel
O9 Tom BERTH YauOct lOr omirjng ct
9lar NOen o9 bar bclc liOCn arbc0ei
pNa NOeptc9 6arm. Nc0 Sparlom
mcli9bc0 o9 6orla0cllcr baO0c ban
lu0t ng lGmmcn lOu mango Fcn9r, at
ban iholt b0UOc 9I0Oct zig til at tuun
ien0e &illCttcr til i'm 6dmilic
Ne9rapcIicn ianot SteO Der Gj9lc=
ton 1orOd9. 4(aitor Yeit6monn 'ira
N4cblcr bol0t Vi9tolen uQ uOlsrte We
grNUclic3ttrcmoniCrnt.
=
Huber GOr0tuprlrct 9liano0Q2 III
4
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

Gertrude, on lille lOIltnQ0aiter
al DIR. % 9'h9. NQQet~, Del ltUtr /
yiNrbcocu al Si9lcton opoe 3iyso09
9Rnrgcn Sen file bearap,ota Cn5=
Oal Gitcrmio0aa paa &Uen9 2irtt-
9ddrO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

@G 9lrbriOcr9 0iitOric. p6er leQ
bruatc Surilo bar jeQ ncppe iltano til
at arbcoe, lfriocr Nr. ,iatob Benton,
1920 @clena 2luc, 0elcno. WOutana.
vy@0er par til jn9cn Njrlp. Noar
jeG lOm Diem ira },rbeioe. MATTE ic9
lNg9e mig al rtn llOmattclie; men MI,
eltar Nru9en al aurito, CT jeg iiiano
til at arbeiOe be,c 5ioen % cr irit. "
SaalcOe5 lDoer $oiiiorjen ON oette
9dmle, tiosproOcOe llrtemiooel, u.
Feters Surito. 5nl9e5 life al 2lpo=
tbetcre, men oireite til 9umen6eoen al
Gjtrne. 81. Nttcr 6abrneD IL Sons
6o, 1925 So. 0oDne 9lue., GbicaQo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18
Sr brr, Tarmrrc.

Get bar lDtteots os at inoe ct iaii
Wiarteo ior 6lOrhalm % pi ipnes at
buroe ltotte bette, oeriom ri penter, at
oct ital neopare. 9iu, od 0eicne er
no9cnlunOe Qoo Stano, er 3ioen at
fore ino Sere3 0aim. Gntelte ops
nonr Ell 4ris al $50 pr. 9lcrc ior
tor, DGgtig 0alm. Seriom oct er
ubeleiligt iOr 9em at tjsre inc Straaet
MI eller isr Snoiaaningen, iua pil ri
tIsbe oct eIter 5aOiaaningen. 9er=
ior brGno life Salmen; ben sr
Ial0bar Bare. naar Den er tor o0 eler5
/ 9Oo Stnno.
.Usc0O L. Son.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

tio 0OOtgiort, al ban cr oen rtttc Niano
ior StIllinoen % man bar Al @uun0
til at banbc, at ban lnlyi pil brir4c
Galnncen pQu 0tn ltt,e Sl0e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

Nirs. Bert 3ree al Grootin0a al
Nt Iiolte 3otsoa9 Oeo GsoeR i Srtlep,
yJOr bun bar UHret paa YeieQ .bcs
line Soltenoc o9 6orUlore, Der ltpcr
"a. Is Dill ipo ira Crtle0. Gpo9anr-
iaQcn par 3Grin9. }liOooe. Der tun
blCO - llar g.. par Glore Cater At
Ntr. % ljrs. Gle 0olucritn. 6or=
uOm i'm Nusbono % 6Orplore, eiters
laoer Bun lia , &rpOre, Yaul al Cyi-
len, SO6n o9 2iiiyco bjemme paa 6ar.
men, iamt , Soltre. Mir4. s.. 2lug6in.
baug1 al Crtlep og Nlr@. Noaain al
&taOer, y. :.
Se9raoelien ioreait Qeroag ira Paul
0nlOOriens Sjem / Srtlep, bUOrira
9i9et bra9tes til Sebanon lutberite
&irte, % eiterat gsQrapeliesceremoni=
erne bar uoierte. lasoes ben aiosoe til
Spile paa &irtens Grabplaos.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-18

So6u iltnc, Uloltt : 9n al DIR. ca
N}rS. Il. T. lltnc. Der ltper 9(urhe-
ben al CrtltD, Dp0c &rttou YgrOaQ
oen 6te o.. / Ell }llOer al fun 20 glQr.
,inOtil tln uo9le ial Sage i0r I'm
100 par 0n lmgt W}unh tiliUntll0cnoe
be0lie 2'd9aacnot. ia ban pluolelQ
bIcD tagen iD9 % Geocu pualulQte.
"a ,SorUl0rcne moOto9 llnoerretnlnQ
om Sennens SDgoOm bsQaD Oiootren
zig ltr0r nntcO til 8ritton, men Deo
glntOmlten 0ertll par ban 0llcrc0e 900.
Yi9tt bl0gies bjem % IorOin'lcoc@
pad CrtieD Njr0Dplno9 Oeu pdaie9enoe
liauoag mOer ltOr Qeltagelic Ga-
llOr CliOn bolot YiQtalcn o9 uoiorte
Tegr0OellcatcremOnjcnC
Ten 0iopoc par ell Del ticuOt oQ
9OOt tit ung Dtano, "a bans tlOli0e
O9 pluoicli9e 9eo bar uatt alminOeli0
Sorg % GeiIu9eie blunot ale, iom
tlenote bam.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
CUT DOWN THE DIVIDENDS!

The action of the securing possibility of similar only raised ruction roads to policy of caneing Tor improvements of course that unless allowed proVements without plain of lack of adequate facilities, refusal to allow increased their justification
 Why not reduce dividends? stated, the total does either dends be reduced provide without either freight rates Make the auction about in fair amount of wind paid dividends capital the living materially all ne 
 physical valuation railroads would with praci
 
 
 despite
 
 which and being mulcted.
 citizen what Wall it shrinkage dividends; great importance the wind outi in so affects freight rates
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
REAL ESTATE IN
 SUBURBAN TOWNS
STAMFORD

Joseph L. Bloomer, of Bridgeport, subject to mortgage of $75O. to Mary E. Chaffee of Bridgeport, land at Tory Hill, bounded north for $50 feet by land of Harry G., and Florence B. Lewis; east for Az feet by land of George Morris and Henry Lewis; south for $50 feet by land of Edwin J. S. Colbourne and west for 50 feet by Huntington road.
 Clancenia Dorman Smith, to John B. Robertson, of Bridgeport, land bounded north for 100 feet by land of Curtis Thompson: east for 14O feet by land of Lewis Burritt; south by the same for IF feet and west for 136 feet by land of Frederick E.. Nichols.
 c. D. Smith to Frederick E. Nichols of Bridgeport, the same as above.
 Harriet H. Reed of Bridgeport, to Hannah Fitzgerald, lots 29 and 30, as shown on the map of Hollister Heights 50 by 100 feet.
 Jacob W. Wilbur of Brookline, Mass, to Nellie F. Wakelee lots 1, 2, F and 13 at Paradise Green Terrace belong ing to J. H. Wilbur, 55 by 160 feet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07

Norwalk a Quitclaim to Angelo Mattio, of land bounded north by land of the grantee; east by Franklin street; south by land of Joseph Cerrere and others. and west by the Burr Smith road.
 Angeo Matte, for sa,0oo, to the Westport Savings bank, 1 rood in Saugatuck bounded north by and of Michael Rice; east and west by the highway and south by land of the grantor. Also another piece of land in Saugatuck, bounded north by land south by land formerly of Gershom B. Bradley and west by Smith St.
 Ernest and Irving Bradley to WI . m l.. Taylor, land at Compo being lot 45 as shown on map of lots of E. & I. Bradley, bounded north by Norwalk avenue; south by the high way and east by lot A. No dwelling 1,200.
 Alice s. and Florence N. Irwin, of Brooklyn, N. r., to E.. Winnifred Peck. lots 10 and 12, on a map of Hall & F'inch's Island, on Long Island Sound at Ournoke, Compo Beach. Banks. land bounded north by land of Louis Bradley; east by Main St, west by land of Gershom B. Bradley and south by land of Joseph H. and Mac Sniffin.
 Giuseppe Cutrune to Donate Rug eiero. land in Saugatuck, bounded north by land of Salvatore Valiante, east by land of George S. Adams; south by land of Matty J. Smith, and west by the highway.
 Charles J. Nash, to Walter D. AL len, land bounded north by land form erly of Henry Wakeman; east and west by the creek and south by land formerly of one Stratton. Also a sec ond piece at Sherwood's Mill Pond, an island. 1-4th of an acre in extent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07

Banker Clews does not, in his weekly review of Wall street condi- tions. take a hopeful view of the stock markets immediate future He says:
 The outlook for the market is ex- ceedingly uncertain. Political condi- tions are unfavorable, and the coun- try Is threatened with growing antf-railroad and anti-tariff agitation for some time to come. Political leaders are awaiting the return of MT. Roosevelt. Financial leaders may do likewise. While there is no question that the general situation is being improved by liquidation and security values have already partially discounted the adverse conditions above referred to, the purchases of stocks, except on the breaks, cannot be safely recommended until condi- tions become more settled. In view of the oversold condition of the market there will doubtless be sharp and liberal rallies, but we still con- tinue to suggest profit taking upon any pronounced recovery. No per- manent turn for the better can be expected until improvement in both the political and monetary situations is in sight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Put a little borax in the water in which you will wash table covers, doilies, towels. etc., having red bor ders, as the borax keeps the red clear and bright.
 The secret of boiling rice is to put the rice into water that is boiling. and to use an abundance of water. Then the results will be each grain standing separate.
 Fur coats should be packed on their hangers; it is mistake to put them in their boxes. Don't use a wool pad ded hanger: stout wire or wooden one is best.
 When a sailor hat is cleaned with soap and water it looks yellowish, but this effect is removed by a. solution of oxalic acid brushed over it with an oil toothbrush.
 For a bad case of sunburn, when the skin burns and smarts. use a. cream made of one ounce of benoinat- ed oxide of zinc ointment and two drahms of spirit of camphor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07

According to a N. Y. Herald cor. respondent, "the rumor that Senator Bulkeley will retire from the race and give his brilliant young friend (McLean) a smooth legislative sea in which to launch his senatorial career gains currency and belief"
 According to "Trumbulll,' in the same paper:
 I feel safe in saying that so far as his place in history is concerned he tBulkeleyl could not do more tarily and enjoy the honors which have been heaped upon him with such generosity. And it is being re- peated pretty generally that it was Mir. Bulke1ey who in 1893 represented full of rich honors and give a young CT man 9 chance. The age which General Hawley had then reached is the age MT. Bulkeley has now reach ed Perhaps it is this general atmos- phere which has given Railroad Com. caused Charles Phelps of WalIing. ford, to take hold of the Buikeley campaign. The entrance of Mir Phelps into the game at a moment when Senator Bulkeley is quoted as having said that he was unware there was a contest on for his seat has caused many a quiet smile. The re- tention of MT. Phelps has, moreover, given additional credence to the story that MT. Bulkeley did upon a certain occasion bind himself not to be a candidate next year for re-elec ton and then and there declared himself MT. Mclean. There is springing up from all sides con- firmation of that story and it will be little short of a miracle if it does rot come out sooner or later in all of it's detail
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Summer Furniture

Summer Furniture at N. Buckingham & Co.,, TIT State street Big sale now on. Be sure and give them a call before buying. See advertisement.
 For the New Few Days
 E. H. Dillon & Co.,, 1105 Main St will offer the greatest values in os- tr1ch plumes ever before seen in Bridgeport at their great ostrich plume sale.
 Don't Be Always satisfied with the old, when the new is much better. This is the case with the Farnum Drive cigar. It is a new one, and it is 1O01o bet ter than any other cigar on the market. It is full five inches long, has an excellent combination filler and the best of high grade broad leaf wrapper. It is free burning, and has the aroma that will please the ladies of your household. It is better than any trust cigar which sells for dou- ble the money. It is made by Kafka & Co. in New Haven in their most ideal of sanitary factories, and is sold by Eck1er & Co. at their two busy Main street stores.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
START THE COMMISSION
 ARIGHT OR NOT AT ALL!

The proposition that stockholders In public service corporations be ex- cluded from membership of the pub lie utilities commission was, says the Courant, "in the bill proposed two years ago, and it did it's little some thing to help kill the project" This degree of it's effectiveness in killing the measure. It probably did more than little something; quite like ly, 1t supplied the turning point on which the measure hinged. The Leg islature was corporation-ridden; the corporations, desiring in this as in other matters, to be effectively rep resented in all bodies dealing with their interests, did not see how they oould control the commission with their stockholders barred from mem bership, and the measure was re- jectsd.
 According to the Courant, "a man can be a good citizen and still be a stockholder in several such corpora tions." Theoretically, true! Is it al- so true in actual practice? Bridge port can answer mo" and produce solid reasons for it's negative. Stock holders in corporations even though classed as good citizens" have play ed some costly tricks upon this city.
 It is not safe to allow stockholders to become members of the proposed public utilities commission. The situation calls for that abundance of caution" which is too often neglect ed. In time, and perhaps at the very start, we should have, if stock holders are not disqualified, a com mission sondly welded to the inter- ests of the corporations and as solid people.
 Start the commission alright, or don't start 1t at all.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
The D. N. Read Go.
 Estabhsbed 1857.
Important Specials This Week The linen Department.

ne Linen Department. We have Seventeen Odd Table Cloths, with no nap kns that match them, and they are of all kinds of patterns. We intend to offer them at such reduc- tions as will make quick sales. As to dimensions there three lines of sizes follows Notice changed prices:
 Two yards wide by two yard long Three Cloths that $2O0 each. now $1.65 Two Cloths that were $2.25. now Sl.75 One Cloth that was s275 now 0 $20o One Cloth that was $500. ......... $35O One Cloth that $6.50. ......... $500
 Two yards wide by two and half
 One Cloth at each price Value $25O for $2OO Value $375 for $275 Value $3.50 for $2.50, Value $4.5O for $500
 Value $65O for $500
 Two yards wide by three long
 One Cloth at each price Value $500 for $225 Value $4OO for $275 Value $3.25 for $250 Value 100 for $55O Napkins, fine qualities Dinner Size. few dozens the regular price was $3.5O dozen but we are unable to match them up with cloths so we offer them to close out at $2.75 dozen. Linen Section lower hoor on sale immediately Summer Bedquilts.
 Washable Quilts in attractive coorings, pink, green lavender and red, warranted fast colors, 50. Dimity Quilts, figured and striped, $50. Crochet Quilts, hemmed, 98 cts. Crochet Quilts, fringed, $1.25.
 Sheets and Pillow Cases Pillow Gases, 42 36, 10, II, and 12 cts
 45x 36 II, 12, and 13 cts. Sheets p go, 45 and 60 cts S1 90, 55 and 65 cts. Remember to see the display of Fancy French China he D. M Read C0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-07
RETAIL CLERKS MEET. Address Before Hartford Local By Secretary Marshall of Bridgeport.

At smoker of the Hartford branch of the Retail Clerks associa- tion last night, Secretary Robert Mar shall of the Bridgeport local spoke of it's success. It is flourishing or ganization. A fine suite of rooms IS controlled by the retail clerks of Bridgeport Pool tables, newspapers and periodicals, and lunch facilities are some of the features. Every Sat urday night there are forty or fifty men together. The Bridgeport clerks are trying to get Friday afternoon