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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

after it was WELL" Ee said on the
stand. 1T just stayed around. and
could have left at any time II IL
wanted to. 1t was in a good condition
when the deputy game warden came
and took IL away"
Waldron Miller. ornithoIogist of the
American Museum of Natural History
declared that the bird, which was in
troduced as evidence. was a turkey
euzzard.
Messrs. Chilvers and Thompson, dep
uty attorneys general, argued that a
turkey buZZard was a wild bird in the
meaning of the law prohibiting the
possession by any person of a wild
bird IN captivity at any season OF the
year. and the jury decided that
Burke's plea that he did not have the
turkey buzZRrd in captivity was no,
tenable.
II the fine is not paid Burke VIII
have 10 spend eighty-five days in fail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

Don't forget that one Of
these Hats IS a necessary ad-
Junct Of every woman 5 ward
robe and that tomorrow IS the
day for price surprises.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27
SHIPS COMPANY LOST.

PUNTA ARENAS. Chill, May n
The British bark Swanhilda mas been
wrecked on Staten Island. the southeast
extremity Of TERRA del FuegO Captain
Pyue, his wife and thirteen others were
drowned. The SWauhilda sailed from
Cardiff darch Is for the west caost or
South America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27
Only Twenty-Five Members
Required to Shift
Majority.
@. o. P. SEATS HELD
BY NARROW MARGIN
Eighteen Republicans Winners In
Last Election BY Less Than
1000 Plurality.
By JOHN SNURE.

Conversion of the House from Re
publican body TO a Democratic one next
November will not be a difficult prOpo-
sition. measured by the number of votes
which will be necessary for the Demo-
Gratis to obtain.
Such remarkable shifts as those in the
Foss district in Massachusetts, or in
the Rochester district in New York,
lately carried by Representative Ravens.
would. if they prevailed throughout the
country. of course. make the House
overwhelmingly Democratic.
But II will by no means be needful
for changes OF such magnitude TO occur.
This is shown by an examination of the
pluralities by which Republican mem
bers have been elected to the House in
the closer districts.
Winners by Small Margins.
Forty-seven Republicans hold seats in
the House by pluralities OF less than
3.OO.
Twenty-nine Republicans hold seats In
the House BY pluralities of less than
1000
Eighteen Republicans hold seats In the
House by pluralities Of less than l,OOJ
The House now has 2II Republican
members and Ia Democratic members
This gives the Republicans fOrty-three
majority. II the Democrats make a net
gain Of twenty-five seats IN the election
next November they will carry the
House.
When it is considered that eighteen
Republicans had a margin Of less than
1000 over the Democrats who competed
with them In the last Congressional
elections, 4 is perceived that the prob
lem OF carrying the next House for the
Democrats. viewed purely as a matter
Of fiEures. is not a very large one.
Few Votes Needed.
Should The democrats get the eighteen
close districts alluded TO. and lose none
they now mold. and then gain four more
districts. they would have the House.
But a small number OF votes rightly
distributed would transact the business.
As matter of fact. one could take less
than ".0e9 votes. on the basis OF the
last election. and Nv distributing them
IN the right way. throw the House TO
the Democrats. providing the Democra Is
hold their own in the districts they al
ready have.
The following is a list Of the Con-
greSSlOnal districts which we're carried
in the last elections by Republicans
by under 5000 votes:
representative. Plurality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

7Eo for the Summer Girls s1.oe
dON Veil % wash lace. IL yards
long
loo yard tomorrow for choice Of
LUZ the best collection OF 25c
NeilinEs in town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

Straw Hats, wholesale
quantities, at wholesale prices,
are TO be distributed tonor-
row, on second floor, begin
ming at $50 a. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27
SANE FOURTH BY LAW.

BOSTON, May Ex-Governor Draper
has signed q bill regulating fireworks
TO be used in celebrating the Fourth OF
July. Blank cartridges are prohibited
no fireworks can contain picric acid or
picrates. while firecrackers must not ba
longer than two inches and have black
CunpoWder as the only explosive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

Don't forget that Kr0x
Shape Hats are TO be here in
all styles and sizes at only
69c and $50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

Q0o $3.29 and y42s for Corsets
OOSS worth 81 TO $3.50, in small.
medium and large sizes. And note
that Madame Milne. the famous eN-
pert, is here 10 advise YOU.
So for pure linen Handkerchief
W with dainty Initial in corner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

Don't forget that Monday
is a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day
that shopping must Be
done tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-27

loo instead Of Csc for hlmy Isle
AOO thread Stockings with re-
enforced garter tops.
zoo for spun silk Stockings with
CON feet and tops REINFORCED
with linen, assuring durability.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

m Week Days--I'vIlulsa Pa-lr-
- --f+l7o,1t change Washington 70 NeWp1r-
- 40 Old Point Comfort. via W. r.
Richmond. and c. g. o. Ey
s-SS y m daiIy-ECr Virginia. West VIZ
ma. ana keutucEy points. Pullman sep
go a., n. any-CISCTNNATT-ST LOUIS
r.fHg~-tt-o SPECIAL solid train s.
80 - n Pullman sieePers % ChscaE7
80 onlv at Important stations. PuIlman's
me- 1o = - - dsf7v-F- r Y LIMITED. -
r-i..1,-tD7arf Louisville, the West. Southwest
- N1-rIvvest- Pullman sleepe-s- through
--.---,z.. ID, Virginia Hot Springs
n a IA carte. dining car Servf-e
,~..-a-,eake and Ohio Ticket Offices AZ 81
Pa ave 1S59 ST. and New Union S-ati5z-
-----,-r,-,e main 1O6s and 20 Tor rr-r-s-a
ts-cece checks, reservations. and taxicabs
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

R-FoIioving schedule figures puh-I=
~ Is information and 2re not guaranteed.
en- kfIanfa EtrIulnE hall. Mobile N-au
,,--,Cs-s AshevIIIe. a m and 1G-s5 D. m
~ ", - tanocra and Memphis. 500 u ~
oa az Roanoke. Knoxville. Chztte1ooEa- gi--
,,i,-bsr8 New Orleans. 1e-1o D. n.
- Roanoke. Knoxville ChattauCCga- IA 81
,-f-le Memphis SIC a U-s daily tSleepzn.
a. open after 10 ? rn-)
Fer Atlanta BirulinE1ar1. CoIur7hEz
Charleston. augusta Aiken Ssvannsh. JACK
sonxsIle and Florida points. SIS o n darv
L s BROWN. General Agsnt
Eas-tf "a
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SE4BOARD AIR LINE,
SCHEDULE

ro-o. m daily lorida Fast Mail
--t--.--r coaches and Pullman s.reu-rz IT,
c.--,--r7sf, and Jacksonville Parlo- car Jack
sor,,-ifIe % Tampa Through sleeper tr
Atlanta DINING cars
49, n m l4ilv---L1c Fi7-nrDE0- 1T0-rGI
s-,,es and Pullman sieepeTs % jacksonville
:. A,s--fsrine Palm Beach. Miami and
knights Key. Connections for Etarana-
m daily eaboard Express
- coaches and Pullman sIespers Sa-
,-sDuah Jacksonville. ana y auipa- Also Ak
o-,- rs5-r,inaharn and Memphis Dining
ar --5-let Office. 18fs New York ave n W
y HARDWOOD O. T. 4
pan g. J.. a. Portsu7outr. Va
Pri-Iips. H. T. A. Washington- u e.
= - anE-lf
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE

La A-NA4f-- IN
ROYAL Blue LINE
every OLlgT Hour on tie cd E0ur-
To DE-LpE[IA AND New YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
s7-Co g. u--Lz-uer- Pullman Earlor Car
Fg-l1 q. u--5-hour CTzll
800 q m--D31sr and Pullman FzrIor Car
flI.Oo q m--Diasr and Observation PulIuz7
I'm =, r.-LIre- and Pullman Pa-I5r ca
goo ;. M 81 Limited All PuILuzs
EIve-hour-
ts-0o n rn--Coaehes. &c Philadelphia
900 . Fn--Diuer and Pullman E7ari1r-
so p. rn--Coaches % New York
s1I-I5 \ T.-SIecpers 10 $ea York
80 q m.-Slceplrs TO E.-l2ceipL5a and Es7r
Ar1Asr1C cITE. t7.oa 500 fuoo a
H. ~ TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tNeek Days. g. m 20 II 3 n
49, 45-C9 f5-So, go. 80. Ts-5o. -ss1 80
Go .I6-Ue. aL1-J0 a. m. 'l--5g nooa- is
Zoo Ma T--lC. $50, so, go. fF-5a
-s-s5 So 45-Jt. 80. F6-ll -5-s- T7-eo -S-la
ty.C0. 'I9.99, "1y.s5- -ll-st- 'Z-l5 y T
WESTWARD
CHICAGO 81 -5-5Q p N
SI<CINNATL ST LOUIS, and LOUIS
VILE. ss-I0 q IA. ats = n. ~1z-zc nIEh-
PITTSBURG, $50 a. M -l-2z- $40 , =,
$50 night SIesDeT ready. 20 , %.
CLEVELAND $40 p IA
SSS-t,5I-ESfsiIS>Ci. ss.I5 a IL. '5.50 D. n
yvINCHEST E<A. 1910 q IN. 5i-O5. f5:H
p F III fs..o, fslo, =sIs a n. "a.
IA HGGETs VIZ. $40 a n. ts.o5 n
ANNAPoLIs. -; 2 "a a m. 712'oS aosA-
'S s-Tssfiv, Except sunday sunday only.
.-T-T E-pE4ONES al all or the foilouri1z
- CrTices- 1E1 G 81. Tel Main 1881. 50
S,a.I65 Ticket Onioe- Main $3.50 Iaf0rzpz-
- Eyurezlu. Man Isl
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
BY CHAS. NJ. LIGHTBOWN,
Builder,
SD and Ash Streets, Nh. Rainier.

Al Mt. RAINIER
one rev frame dwelling being completed
Win cellar. furnace heat. ard fine bath 20
To- uapcrrd throughout situated on highest
point Price. g. 9la- 500 cash and s.
monthly, including interest
Also one Tor s. Soa with sane Improvements
and On same terms
have i1 addition % the above tao Groom
houses A. SI.sp1 ard $3.50. On terms Of SEQ
cash AID 81 monthly. Including interest r
Z haven't what you want 1 EiI build IL for
: ca
have a. EIveTdsie. FOR 8. 30 $50 cash and
- monthly Including interest rooms
hall. cellar furnace heat. 1-fxture hath. and
house papered- The water is The finest.
Also have ether properties ar Eivc-5ale-
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

4 sEVEN-EgON house and on-
acre m land about 8 minutes wax
from electric station in BaIfsc0ri. Va.
house fu splendid condition mes lawn.
concrete walks ana sa-ubee-y5 place
al fenced. also a nice hedge fence.
wu sell ar a bargain and on very
reasonable terms
e NJ DAVIDSON.
Real Estate EoszIyu Va
aps--t
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

Keep Tolr Eve Oh virginia Husbands.
A HOME or YOUR OWN FREE
WoaI1 sou Ike a bone ~ your -.zn with
8 garden. flowers. and chickens. ana YOUR
utes ride 20 The Cry f'ftotlce- YOU can
obtain a choice fot free by slight effort and
ue VIII build fo- ypI and o. can pay what
you now p9v IN rent and Iu a Few years
win own vt1r own home.
The plan IS cooperative You car help
rs - bGilI model suburb and We VII help
sou q Jvu your home Ni-Sinis Highlands
Is the place
on the bsaudtuI hms scss o. Arlington.
Come ard ask h0V-
conc an see FOR yourself The view alone
Is Eo-tf The T-lp- Your VIE or l8IEI-s-
can HELM. we WIFI tell her how
To reach Virginia Highland take AIexsn-
d-is & At Vernon car at l-vh So and "a
ave. X W. and set OF ~ Addison T4uriI
our new station IS completed. walk about
500 feet south on r r TO Virginia High
lands. and see our agent on the ground. who
viii show you the property
BALLARD & IANHANI- Inc sales Ascent
61 18Th a. X " aps-rf
FOR SALsE-Are you l1oaIuE for a suburban
home can and see US crfce open every
day. including sunday Terms reasonable
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE CO. Hystts-
vile, Nd spa-st'
4 SNAP AT BERwYN
Nearly new s--9om hoUs, and = quarter Of
Iy- OF $3.50 $3.50 cash and SIS monthly
SOULE REALTY CO, 10 y y AVE.
aD9-st
FOR SALE-BeautifuI country home. every
COuveu -euCe- large house handsome lawn
shade Ea-5en- fruits. See. stable II c.
MILLER Nail SEv- < Trust Co. 18th St
ana y. Y ave y W aps-st'
IN HYATTSVILLE-Ncz new six-roon
house large nall and hail room, wate-.
sewer gas two fertile lots S0Ocu0 eaCh- vel.
fenced ali n bearing It re-. garden lawns
box hedge. large poultry be 1se and yard with
$40. Price. $3.50; sI.ooo for deed.
GEO. G. WALKER,
HTATTSVILLE, ND.
FOR sALE-Pretty country home. one hour
from city. on electric line; SIC monthly pay
neBts- !. p PIERCE. Vienna. Va
rnhsl-5os-
FOR SALE-Fiue suburban home. wei 10
Gated in Maryland, convenient 20 both
steam and electric cars, large Er5und and
shade. house IS thoroughly modern. iucIud-
This property must De sold and ca BE- Dur
chased this week fer 5000 Terms IL desired
- A RHODES Isl q 8 y W
sps-s5
A NEAT 6-rOorn cottage. very large srichl
grounds cement sidevgaIE: + car fare Prfes
81 eea $50 cash. SIS per month
Apply j. e.. ROGERS. Owner.
Nj Rainier Md. Office IN station
~ 50 ID 81 y "
SHOW THIS AD sps-Igt
COzY- COTTAGE. 6 rooms on one hoo--
porch SN1S feet. cellar, furnace. beaurf al
location two blocks from b. 81 car line cor
uer lot e0xl60. Price, S3.eoo- 5. W PC
FORD. 15I1 = ST y W. phone Main IG-s
aD6-tf
- $500 1Ar--
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
ALABAMA LANDS
$1,000 EACH YEAR

From an acre OF Alabama tobacco land q
home and fortune for YOU in this land o.
sunshine and opportunity Experience not
necessary Our experts are on the ground
TO instruct and assist you- Land located
from Mobile - miles. Pensacola = lfles
s. 90 cash and IS 90 per month per acre Our
company takes vour crop and pays cash fo-
L. AK US for fun particular
ALABAMA S{-MATRA & HAVANA To-
RACCO CO.
1855 EeyV-or Bldg, Chicago. III.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
CONE OUT ANY DAY.

a sIX-EoOW Dwelling vIth one
acre Of land. al fenced place IN frst-
class condition. convenient TO electri-
GAYS and city terms very reasonable
Several neU and $ rom houses On
e n DAVIDSON.
Real Estate Eossivu. Va.
z=s-1t
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

FOR SALE-Vs oo5r5dEe-Oue or the finest
modern homes. consisting OF 5 rooms and
bath. sewer connections. gas city vrase- hot
water heat. slate roof large porches, located
on high ground. commanding a Fna rrfauv
This IS new house, complete in every -zsv
and a bargain at s.. 200 Terms II desired
c A RHODES, 1921 ST. y W
ADs-5t
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
HEATED APARTAIENTs-

-e7o- 49, n 81 NV Or = q w. +--9y
STORES.
ICES sth NV. thested) So. %
si-l - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1850
ilto 10Th 25ee
STABLES.
Rear - Pierce NV, water. stalls 81. %
apt
we Can Rent Your Vacant House
BOWLES, RYAN 4 CO.,
18th and III SITS. y. ".
FOR RENT.
500 HOUSES
WE HAVE ANY HOUSE YOU
N-ANT-ANY STYLE-ANY NUMBER
CIT OUR RENT LIST
BOWLESS, RYAN 4 Co,
14th and II SITS. y. ".
we Can Rent Your Vacant Houz-.--
sDa-st
FOR RENT, $50 PER MONTH.
- C street y. W. store. dwelling rooms.
AMI bath th-ee-story brick building in hrst-
class condition
HOWELL & CO.,
ROOM III McGILL BLDG.
FOR RENT
as 9 81. \ p. rooms and ba,h-----.--S- IS 80
l-H Z s. n z rooms and uzz-l-------- s7-5J
lols SIN ST y z rooms ana hath -o-51
% -flh 81 \ w Or and b. COLI 800
FRANK IT, RAWLINGS Co.
l5f5 Pa Ave X "a aPa-st
lIas IslH s. y W. Ior-. sacsHsnl con
go ~ e. = - h r,-.-l ~ =
kARRICk & METCALF. $50 y Y ase-
a0ltl4L
FOR RENT house Gle ID So * r.
rent S-5-5e- Find key southwest corner 9Th
and ID X Z apfo--r'
FoR RENT oIored-5cS T. St. rooms AID
hath iu thorough repair also gIS oakdsIs
ST.. rooms ana bath. $3.50
CHAS- r BANEs, 1871 r ST.
FOR EENT-The bss, i've rooms sl5 bah
house cellar and furnace heat sth and O.
FOR EENT-NevIy renovated. 8 rooms and
-bssFs residence Isrro6e heat 1855 ST y
II. y. TAPLIN.
Main 1als- l4'- p ST n W
lds Is s. y w. roous and barn. house
newly painted and paPered-- Rent reduced Z,
= NJ FORREST. se p ST y. W
s55.go-SssI 18Th 81 NV. 10 rooms and hath.
large yards. and p-rches-
S2s-9o-lltn and Park road . rooms and bath
z-Sza-5r5 G 81 ne. rooms ana bath cellar
S-l.5g-5sd and y sJs- NV, rooms and bath
Sl7-=o-rs 9Th 81 So. rooms and hath aar
=I7.5e-I-f~ 81 g.. ave. ne, ROOMS and bath
sIs.5e-5oo 18th ST. sv-. rooms.
G e
and porch
gie % 81 len I'm S. So So icons ,
Slooo-i71- r Cap ST.. rooms water, an
SS-55--s-5 Green's CT 3 rooms sewer. and
z-z-oo-lst and Quincy SITS NV small bakery.
LEWIS & JONES CO So ST. y W
FOR NT-UcSFUEclIsHE 14rh 81.
north or Florida avenue. S-sto-y house. con.
tanning II rooms and bath Rent $3.50 per
month
FOR EENT-UNFUENIsH Irving g..
9 GooTs from 10Th ST. 5-sto-y bay-E indov-
hard Mood throughout Rent only So per
month
FOR EEST-A nice business property in
thorough repair on Connecticut avenue
near De sales ST $50 per month for the
premises, consisting or stories
NJ A-DAll / n q La IAN. M.
29S-209 Evans Bldg.
aos-st
5I4 18th 81 y E--6-room brick modern irn-
p-ovemeuts- $50; near 5 car lines GEO
p PHILLIPS. II r y z, Owner- sp7-75s
Furnished
FOR T-FURNIsHED-Oa q z3-, Be
tween 18th and 18th sts. y w Is-~o1n
and --barh house. owner going abroad FOR
summer VIII rent 10 suitable person $50 per
month
FOR RENT-FJ- RNISH EsD-0u Garfald St
hair block west OF Connecticut ave a s.
story house. TO rooms. and baths. servants
toilet and Laundry tubs in basement: front
porch and upper and lower rear pOrChes Rent
$50 per month.
KEY-SNTTH & LATHAM, NC,
20S-209 Evans Bldg.
FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-Entfre second moor Of the rus
sell Building 81 G s. y W Gas and
electric light, hot-Uater heat rent reason
PERCH h RUSSELL
RusseI Building. 81 g 81 y W
sD5-1t
FOR RENT-ST0RES
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
FOR RENT-AcREAGE

FOR RENT-lO6 acres H1e truck farm, buIld-
fnzs on water front: also street car LIE.
NcC5EIE, $50 5th ST y. W ya1s-eod-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

FOR SALE At a sacrifice price 6-roous house
. acres OF lanC- exceptionally fne shade and
fruit trees ornamental shrubs, fine vel
pump back piazza. concrete cellar ffT--
mace heat five minutes walk from e & a.
ten minutes from electric cars nine miles
from Warrington Price only SEQ
E 7. SHEA
9e5 Grant Place. Victor Rsfidirr
ms r.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY 20 LOAN on approved CITY real
estate a. lowest current rates. Special priv
EeEss with respect 10 prior payments L.zrzs
amounts a specially TYLER & RUTF5FR-
FORD. 40 18th ~ W uol2-tf
HONEY 70 LOAN on D. c REAL, EsrATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments o.
PRINCIPAL 20 amounts OF SIG0 o. mora -
ceIve6 at ny interest period THE F. u
SMITH Co Bond Building. 1905 y Y ave
5y15-tf
lzOSET TO LOAo-S250 TO s5O0. COO on D. q
real estate Interest low. and al tranaac-
tions conducted with economical couEsdera.
ton sor borrowers
VA II. SAUNDERS & CO.
14OT z st y y. fel1.,,
NoNEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST on D c. Rezl Estate. No IA.
rsasonabts delay
WALTER H ACKER
fss-n 1ze0 r ST y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
BUILDING MATERIAL

HAVE THOSE loose tiles reset Get next TO
our prices CHAPMAN & PROCTOR 80
Virginia ave & w au5-7ts
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

CARPENTERTNG- 5obbing and repairing
NELSON So E,lm 81 y W Carpenter-
au4-1tr
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
COAL AND WOOD

Cool Phillips & SuenemzRn. NJ
NOdl 50o At ne. 90 fth 81 n w OOQ
Only Fest Grades. Lowest PriceA
PbOus Lincoln "a.
de17-Sa. 10. n sz-ts
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

FOR 81 Lt[-Eal io-luE eS-a1I5s Euruf- good
'ocation- reasonable price owner has other
business For further business apply BON
90 Times Office ar1--tr
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

Mr. PROPERTY OWNER
Place your property in our hands for reng
OF sale CITY, farms. suburban We
cannot supply our applicants Give u a trial
Lfnccln land and Improvement Co Inc
CeufraI National Bank Building
5tn and Pa ave y. W
feZ5-aoE-ts
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

SUMMER HOME furnished complete. fer
rent $50 1r sl.o15 for sale 81 acres On
a.. and %. E. "a private station Rugby
miles from kCs-ic-- Va Whist parties
dancing. etc. adjoining fz-r1s7 10 rooms
modern hath and C1-.c-- with sewerage pure
spring water garden planted Cult ice house,
use or COWS fuel --ui-- etc. per GEM COM
mission t. ana one selling or renting FL
I.IIsIE-7Sf'I-I-D- Cz1upEeI. va sp7-7t
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= - : -.

BARGAIN on Capitol HuT- an elegant S-roon
brick, FRI me condition =p-=1dfI location
El-T1
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Law AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES. ali courts. secret service Col
IsCCiols. L \ LeEz9 Corp. 5lo Bond Bidz
unlE-kF
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-15
Fairfield County News.
Is Greenwich Corrupt? ?

Is Greenwich Corrupt?
 The statement made by Lincoln Stef- fens of Riverside. at dinner in New Britain. recently. to the effect that in the United States. has caused criti- cism, and the Greenwich Press Is cir- culating petition asking him to either prove or retract the charge. Mir. Steffens is said to have declared the statement true and his ability to prove 1t.
 Objects to Term "Squaw." started Monday night for Washington. for another visit in connection with his land claims which brought him from Oklahoma. and which have fig ured extensively in the Congressional Record and in the newspapers. The comments made to which he objected was in go far as they related to his wife. ''To call her a sQuaw" sad he doctor. 'is either an intentional slur, or else it arises from ignorance. It is true that my wife has Indian blood to make for that. nor is it anything to be ashamed of. She is an educa ed and cultivated woman, a graduate of a Western university. and in no sense a suuaw according to the commonly accepted meaning of that term"
 Trolley Extensions.
 The Denbury & Bethel street rail- way gives formal notice of is inten- tion to apply to the General Assembly for an amendment to it's charter per- hitting it to extend it's road from the present terminus to the New York State line on the Brewster road. No- tice Is also given that the road will apply for ex x,ension of time for the completion of the lines for which 1t already holds charter.
 Chaplain of House.
 For chaplain of the House two cler- gymen are already in line-Rev. E. c. Bloomquist of Portland. of the Swed- ish Lutheran church. and Rev. E. Henry Byrons of New Fairfield of the Congregational church, who is strong ly backed by Grand Army men. as the son of a Civil War veteran. and him. self the promo .er of the Blue-s nd-the- Gray movement.
 Postmaster at Darien.
 Congressman Hill has recommended the appointment of George P. Schlue- per to be postmaster at Darien. in place of James E. Ballard. deceased. This office pays $1,400
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-15
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1910

Ex-President Roosevelt did not, Tn his speech before the New Haven Chamber of Commerce, deal with the results of the November elections. The announcement that he would do so, was evidently of the advance agent" type. His speech was. in sub- stance. merely a reiteration of views previously and publicly given. Its most notable feature was the state- ment:
 au a radical, but I am a radical who most earnestly desires to see a radical program carried out by con- servatives.
 This evidently means that he de- sires his projected reforms to be car- ried into effect by the Republican party, which cannot be, unless the Insurgents capture its control. There is but slight chance of any such cap tufe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-15

preparations for the holiday trade. The new windows of the big store have a general assortment of useful presents which are tastefully arrang- ed and attract considerable attention. Within the big establishment an ex- tra large stock is on hand for the public to choose from, and besides the regular stock of mems, womer's s and children's footwear, special fes- lures have been added for the holi- oay trade, in the way of slipper s, The best time to choose is now ra tho r than later, for. as each day draws nearer to Christmas the big store be- comes more crowded. Guess at the size. if you don't know it. Goods will be cheerfully exchanged after Christ
 mas. s. B. Thing & Co.,, 1153 Main street.