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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
FOR SALE-A.EAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

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DON'T THINK FOR a MINUTE
Ihat property offered for sale below Will
ever be bought for less.
salt Lake real estate will Increase in
value Just as much. more in the next
hve years as IL has increased in the last
five years
Whoever buys now will be the benefi-
ciary.
Just think. an investment of $3.50
brings S5l6 per year rent!
Hsye such proposition. No. 525 So
1tn EaSt, $3.50 cash. balance per cent.
IL VIII take less than I years TO pay Tor
Itself.
Another one--A1 double house. 2-story,
s Price Price Od S aYs This rens
has rooms on each side. and a thor
oughly modern one. including furnace
neat: neat: and being located In the best resi-
oence section OF the city will always
sonable terms
In the same neighborhood. a 5-room
modern brick cottage with furnace
sewer. curbing, street paving all paid.
WIN go at $4,000, on very reasonable
terms. Also located on First ave-; be-
sides. II is corner.
Here is another snap none better In
the city: 65X13S feet on 9Th South bet.
west Temple and LIST West, south front.
S,oo . o'a a. houses on property renting Ior sS2
terms.
Sll0o for a corner 54x14O feet to alley,
on on West Temple. near 9th South. east
'front.' all assessments paid
California owner tells me / must sell
ms home on End ave. near Poppertop.
~ IS a south front. with 62l feet front by
100 10 alley. There is an s-room modern
house on the premises. IN good condition
and well built. The lot Is covered with
shade and fruit trees and 1t ought to
bring $500. but it can be bought for q
great deal less, on very easy terms. II
interested. / will be glad TO show It.
S2i00-ought to be $3000-3 1-3X10 rods
south front, on End ave. bet. = and 9
SITS. All assessments paid.
"A piece of property about 5xl0 rods or
a corner facing south and east. on Isl
South. very close In. with handsome 8
room modern residence. This property
is really worth $4,000. Make me an Offer
OF $li, 900. ] think l can make it go.
Modern homes my speciality. Near uni
versitys several modern, up-to -da Il
homes If you are in the market FOL
anything in the realty line, my Office |:
headquarters.
A. RICHTER
10 West LIST South. Phones GAL
s32.
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CROMER.

To
acres, all in cultivation. small or
chard. brick house, brick barn and brick
outbulldlngs. near Granite stake house
all for $1,000; acres with brick house.
barn and orchard near Wandamere
$500: 10 acres with frst-class water
Broom modern bungalow on large lot
room for another house facing on 2rd
South. near Sth West s3500; small
lot with a modern 7-room house on 3rd
East, near 2nd South. $4,000: good l.
room house. barn and outbulldings, fruit
and shade. OH car line. sl400: and many
others. Cromer. IS Yves, Bird South st.
Bell 9lS, Ind. 9i9. s9T;
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FIREPRooF WARE
house. equipped with automatic
enrfrklers: low rate OF insurance, house
hold goods packed and stored MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS Tor pianos.
Stalls, Pool-cars shipped 10 all points
expert packers. Let us figure with you
nrices lower X Stores Co sell
Exchange l3. Ind. H. In-l9o
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FOR RENT,
Fur. apts., 1l5 So. 4th East, $40 to
S35 per month.
groom new brick. west side SIS.
3-rn ter, West Tth So, fur, S25.
AND TO SELL.
Rmg house. 90 rms. heart OF city;
heat Included; bargain, Inquire.
S-room all modern, two story white
pressed brick east section city; genuine
bargain; $500 value: $500 will buy.
terms; furnished or unfurnished.
s-r. modern 4th East: $1,000. terms.
Agents for Pingree, Ida. townsite lots
Opportunity for blacksmith. merchants
Inquire about Pineree, Ida.
Utah by the lake, and lo-acre farms.
most reasonable, attractive farm orchard
tract on tho market; excursions weekly.
We write fire insurance.
cor IONIAL REALTY e. TRUST CO,
92 East 1st South, Either phone 4667:
s251
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SPANISH

BILLIARDS AND POOL
EOE A NICE. COOL PLACE TO SpE!SD ~ ,
your spste 'iiie' o. o254
Main.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

EDWARD MGURR1N AND w. e.
Rydalch have removed their law Offices
to 2b-b2G-527 Mcintyre bldg. 1909
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2 PRETTY CORNER LOTS. NOS. 13
and II. block -. Superior add. Salt
information. inquire OF owner. c. j. Sund-
berg, Pleasant Grove, Utah SOL
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FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN LANDS.
Having lived here over forty years. can
locate you on best lands available. under
all land laws. AS best lands are limited,
see us at once Snow G Douglas. 322
n +. Walker bldg. r4z3
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. S5l so.
State. Bell phone seas. Ind. 1874, r22l0
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NO LOAN TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE.
Uncle sam so T. lst SO. r9054
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NICE STOREROOM. JUST EAST OF
Grand theater: fine basement Apply
G. S. Holmes, Knutsford. b125o
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5rn ROOMS. $50 NO. MAIN:
Hbp ling o2945
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

N. GIICKMAN. CLEANING, PRESSING,
repairing ladies' and gentlemens s wear:
second hand clothes bought and sold. ~
S w. Temple nafu1
CITY CLEANING AND PRESSING CO,
81 " ard South. Both phones.
Gents suits, $l.5o; overcoats SLao
ladies' suits. 50, serge coats. S1.50.
Telephone and have driver call. r219l
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WHERE TO STOP

ITCoIN HoUsE-PAUL HEIS' Pro PRO.
prietor. 6s II et rpEn xl934
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NICELY FURNISHED. CLEAN ROOMS.
phene' BATH close In. 2Os E. 3rd South
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Do you Wish to own one OF the best
sites In the city for a home? Don't iail
10 see those beautiful lots on Douglas
avenue, near University, overlooking
entire city. with every convenience,
water. gas. sewer cement walk. street
car and pure air, at reasonable price.
Only lots left; 50X140 II. and alley.
Move quick!
Do YOU want to own the best site for
a wholesale house, See the vacant lot
on ond South st. between End and 3rd
West St, 4liS165 feet 10 track, or II
larger piece is required for factory or
warehouse? have several desirable
pieces to oyer, close In.
Cottages on East 9th South, West End
South and Waterloo. at very low prices
for quick sale. Vacant lots In all parts
of city
SEE CROMAR:
sos ATLAS BLOCK. $50
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ACCORDION PLEATING

on CITY AND FARM PROPERTY.
Elmer f. Darling. 17i Main 81. SSH
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-op HOUSEKEEPING: NICE
d ~ ll3 East 1st South. o7Se
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SHOE SHINING PARLORs

HAVE YOUR SHOES sHINEP AT a
DerranK's Shining Parlors. 1oT So. Main;
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FOR SALE. ON THE EAST BENCH,
by owner the classest 5-room bunga-
low ever built In this city. hardwood
floors throughout beam ceilings in three
rooms, leather panels in dining room,
built-in bookcase. furnace heated. ce-
ment basement and sidewalks. This
house must be seen 20 be appreciated.
Location. 45l Douglas ave. or call
2SIS-Y. Bell. sg9t
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SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
loan on inside real estate. iO3 Trib.
uUe bldg Ssil
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STOREROOM. UPPER MAIN STREET.
Ready for occupancy July l. 1910. Ex
quire rental dept, Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co. fi84
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GROOM BUNGALOW, HARDWOOD
fnish. full cement basement. sleeping
porch. furnace. strictly modern; also 2No
rod corner. finest location In city In
qulre 26 - st r9s9o
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4-ROOM PRESSED BRICK, MODERN.
with furniture. Bell phone 350l-Y. 4l5
E. 9Th South. r17S6
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-RooMs r1rp,7,s,,rn

'',oLI,Ii,ANTlY nI,i, M FURNISHED ROOMS.
The A,oon oa,n privileges. SIS per month
Bell phone 23SS. "es' ien'pie;
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BARGAIN HUNTERS. LOOK HERE.
7-room modern J: p. b.. nice lot, close
in sewer paid $4,000. Mahan Invest
ment Co, 273 So. West Temple $40
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SANI,IARIUM

MARTIN SANlTARIUM CO
Medical electricity and dry hot air for
treatment of all chronic and acute dis
cases: skin, rheumatism. neuralgia, nerv-
BUSINESS stomach and female troubles. 2il
South Main. Ind. phone 1930-A- n9tli
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HpD, ~ S-RoOM APT, COMPLETE FOR
W w"stSh1SSeepins, sth Sps with bath and gas. le5
~ WI so. rSSn
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FIVE MODERN sToRERoOMs IN NEW
Holmes Knox building, corner 2nd So
and state streets. Apply G. S. Holmes
Knutsford hotel f11i2
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ARNOLD ~ BROWN. THE TAILORS,
where quality counts. Now at l25 Nc
Intyre bldg. Phone 3Sid, r30o1
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A SNAP, A NEW 5-ROOM BUFF
brick house. modern, basement with
laundry room, and orchard, on Capitol
hill. walking distance: sold by owner
Bell 2I29-Z. 1856
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FOR SALE ROOM MODERN BRICK
cottage on east bench. 2ANl65 IT., side
walks, nice lawn. east front $500 is the
price, but come TO Office and make us
an offer $500 cash.
BETTILYON.
10 and IL L. 3rd So. Phone a53.
sqTe
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7-ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN. BUFF
brick residence. 2lX1o rods: south front,
between S and T streets. 1l2l End ave.
Ind. 29SS ksoio
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FINE STOREROOMS IN SEMLOH HO-
tel; fine location and improving: rent
reasonable. Apply F. o. Perkins. knuts-
ford hotel.
k3ias
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FOR RENT
rrrpING ROOMS

HdUpo ~~~-~~~--~>>~>-s>">'--~
+~r~oo~y FINE SLEEPING AND
<NpS of rooms. CSC SO. Main,
.ffsping roo'" r1535
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soR LIGHT HoUSEkEEP-
'-5Ictly mooe 1850
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FOR RENT

FINE LARGE SToREROoM. 2O7 AND
2o9 State St, together or single, fnc
Easements. Apply P. o. Perkins. Knuts
ford.
k34ST
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oPTOMETRISTS

!, - TRHORS OF REFRACTioH s7Icai sSai
\ - - ,iacaIlv corrected. Assoeiale VI. $50
q sG y llh South
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S[iNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs NJ. A. Jcnnens. SOS East Third
So. ST. Bell phone 1867. aSo5o
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>.;.,IIsuED LIGHT HOUSE
fUhNs 10 be found In the city:
rg r9Vs ~ s15 per month. IFS North
w nhone 40o2- L hol9
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- ROOMS FOR LIGHT
sHbp ei7 South First West,
|ftepihs' o169
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l BOUGHT MY HOME FROM AMBER
son Cummings Co. Do likewise. 3l7
Main street. o63
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IE ALICE HOUGi.CON (U~JU MER
cantilc block tovor Walkers storel
geli phone sci, ring z. o2lSa
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SEE US FOR BUSINESS OPFoRTU-
nitles. w q. Wark & Co. Sc West 2nd
South. Phone 1859. r2372
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TWO FINE sToRERooMs AND BASE
mcnts. single or together. 167 South
Second East. Apply P. o. Perkins. Knuts
ford hotel. ml2
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FOR RENT
HOUSES UNFuRNIsH

DESIRABLE 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK.
Apply 3I5 South 9Th East. s491
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

SECONDHAND GOODS BOUGHT
sold and exchanged. Highest prices
naId. 3l5 State st rlS5l
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FOR SALE-ON EAST BENCH, BEAU
tiful modern home. hot water heat.
garage. chicken houses and runs, shade
trees and lawns; must be sold; price
very reasonable. See owner. 1863 So. 18th
East. 1920
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OFFICE ROOMS. TRIBUNE BUILDING
and Herald bldg, Inquire F. j. West
cott. 204 Herald bldg m36
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

SMOOT ACT LANDS.
We can locate YOU on 320-acre home
stead; no residence required. The soils
farm lands In this state. Have located
3s. 400 acres in this tract since designa-
tlon.
Any citizen Of the United States can
enter homestead on these lands.
We make correct location Call at
office for full information.
: 49, LEONARD & THOMPSON.
Public Land Locators,
300 Newhotise Bldg. $685.
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HOMES BUILT. PLANS FURNISHED
free, money loaned for same. poil
phone 2l7i-X. f3043
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning, Leave o'9erS i,ruenI %
Frauken's drug store. Both phones 100 !
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NEW DRUG STORE, 9TH AVE. AND
Is, S25s bakery. restaurant. grocery
butcher shop. ith East and 9th South
Tel. 165 o3627
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MONEY TIGETp

ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money. nineteen years expe-
rlsnce with only one foreclosure. Tracy
Loan Trust Co. III e. ist So. o12lS
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Nv. r. r. I FURNISHED 7-ROOM
shts. ! faragut Park. Fed
~ inquire at house. Ind.
IL. 1851
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CORSET MAKER
DENTISTS

DR u NJ. KEYSOR. -2Ol BOYD
Park bldg. 1862 South Main. Bell 3eSi
Ind Ii7R mS49
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FOR RENT-MoDERN FIvE-RooM
cottage. newly papered and painted,
close In. Bell 2027-Z s493
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
Of water Jackets for sale. We make a
specially OF furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear 53i So. State ST. Telephones 4474.
1876
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IN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
.wns, ground floor. Ind. 1A1I1. 172
- rl5SS
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FLUFF LUGS
SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOLES
in 10 minutes. 40 w. End So. base
mcnt m3021
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6II IGHT HOUSEKEEPING
c1e larse f45S0
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QUICK MONEY. SHORT TIME LOANS.
Kelly e Montrose 2ol9 Mcintyre bldg.
1919
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eeesT:pNIsHED HOUSEKEEPING
FuhSne 62s Richards st, half
with eaornacle. k33i6
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STORE FOR RENT ON MAIN STREET.
Bell 1884. Ind. 1890. m2139
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NICE RESTAURANT FOR RENT. /;
West South Temple. T.
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Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes. put in your stove or
range. fair price. @. D. Lovett foundry
r29i7
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EsIfNs 10 WEST 1ST SOUiH'
Roth phones-Bell 1852. Ind lf"s: ne
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
NEW PANEL OF 50
 CHOSEN FOR TRIAL
 OF MUSIC TEACHER
Especial from United Press. }


 Waterbury Feb. 16.-The tedious ex- irenlen from New Haven. Meriden, Wallingford. Danbury, Derby and sur- rounding towns. was continued before Judge William H. Williams today in the effort to secure a jury which will try Sophia Kritchman the Union City music teacher and Joe Mitchell, her alleged accomplice, for the murder of the girls lover, BronsilaW Kulyinskas. Up till noon only two jurors in ad- dition to five selected yesterday had been chosen, as practically all the men examined declared they had been pre- judiced by reading accounts of the trial in the newspapers.
 Sohpia and Mitchell again took their seats at the same table, but without even so much as a glance at each other. The attitude of both was sul- len although Mitchell seemed more de- pressed than the girl. Occasionally Sophia whispered into the ear of her evidently annoyed him as a frown passed over his face each time.
 Sophia appeared in court today dressed differently. She wore a white lawn waist with black skirt She also wore a Buster Brown collar which gave her more youthful appearance than ever.
 The two additional jurors selected were William s. Cooper, a mechanic from Seymour. and Clifford K. An- drews, farmer living near Mt. Car mel.
 At 1 o'clock a new nanel of 50 venire- men was called in. the original panel of 30 having been exhausted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
DIED.

COUGHLIN-In this city. Feb. IS. 1910, Minnie A., wife of James Coughlin, aged 37 years. II months 20 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence. No. 366 Barnum avenue. on Friday, Feb. IS, at 2:30 p. m.
 -Interment at Mountain Grove cemetery. B 16 GIADDING.-In this city, Feb. Is, 1910. Mary A. Gladding, aged 77 years.
 --Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the late residence of the parents No. 23S Jane. street, on Fri- day, Feb. IS. at l o'clock D. m.
 -Interment at Lakeview cemetery.
 B IS b JOHNSON-In this city, Feb. 16. 1910, Henry Johnson.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 102 Gregory street on Friday, Feb. IS, at s.3O a. III. and from Sacred Heart church at a. m. with solemn high mass. Interment at St. MiehaeFs cemetery. l6 D BARKER--In this city, Feb. 16, 1910, Josiah Barker, aged AZ years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. ASA Newfield avenue. on Friday, Feb. IS, at 2;30 p. m.
 -Interment at Park cemetery.
 B 16 <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
SENATOR ELkINS' NIECE SHOOTS
 OVER HER HEART
Chagrin Prompts Her to Suicide In Kansas City Hotel Because Stopped in Her Stage Career.
(special from United Press. }

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 16,-Miss Agnes Elkins, niece of Senator Ste- phen B. Elkins, of West Virginia. so- ciety woman and aspirant for stage honors, attempted suicide by shooting herself in her room at the Willard Ho- tel, this morning A bullet from a small revolver struck just over her heart, infiicting a dangerous but not necessarily fatatl wound. pr. E. T. Phillips, her physician, says she has a chance to recover.
 Before shooting herself Miss Elkins wrote two letters, one each to MT. and Mrs. J. Ll Ashley, proprietors of the hotel. Friends believe her chagrin at being stopped from stage career by Senator Elkins, executor of an estate in which she has an inheritance o1 $20.D00 caused the young. woman to grow Respondent
 Miss Hakins, who was marked fol her beauty, recently returned from New York where she was offered stage position by a theatrical manager To all appearances Miss Elkins was ir good spirits. When she retired to her room last night none of the guests ir the hotel observed anything unusua in her demeanor. She began writing the letters and it is supposed this task occupied her attention until the time she shot herself. These letters vii not be opened if she recovers.
 Miss EIkins is 26 years old. She is the granddaughter of Dr. Hereford Her father was a brother of Senator Elkins. Her mother, who died last winter, was a society and club wo- man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
DIED.

 sMITH-In Stamford, Feb. 12, Henry B. Smith. QUINN-In Stamford, Feb. 9, James Quinn.
 AMBER-In Roxbury, Feb. g, Adolph Amber, aged 45 years. CHASE-In New Milford, Feb. 5, Mrs Mercy Chase, aged S5 years. BUCKLIN-In Shelton, Feb. 10, Eme- line Joslin Bucklip, in the Seth year of her life. sMITH-In Danbury, Feb. 10, Mrs Sally Smith, of NorWalk, in her S7th year.
 HUNTER-In Danbury, Feb. g, Geo N. Hunter, aged 71 years. BRENNAN-In Danbury, Feb. 10 Miss Margaret Brennan. TUCKER-In Torrington, Feb. 13, Mrs. Jane Cecilia Tucker, aged. 56. ROOD-In Winsted, Feb. IA, Horace Rood of Canaan. SARAFIN-In Stamford Feb. IA, Mrs Helen Sarafin, aged 22. BROWN-In Norwalk, Feb. 13, Mrs Homer Brown. aged g. FARLEY-In Thomaston, Feb. F James Farley. aged 46. HAWLEY-In Torrington, Feb. 3, Will liam Hawley, aged S4 BREWSTER-In West Cornwall, Feb ?. Mrs. Susan A. Brewster, aged S6.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
Waterproof silks. !.

Take a piece of Cheney or of Shedwater spotproof foul lard and dash water upon it. Then let it dry naturally. There will be not the slight est mark to show where it was wet.
 Take a piece of ordinary foulard and do the same thing and the spot that the water made will be plainly seen.
 Such is the difference tween spotproof and usual foulards.
 It is a worthwhile differ ence; a difference that in- sures one's summer dress against injury if caught in a sudden shower. And it really costs nothing addi- tional.
 Cheney and Shedwater foulards are delightful of pattern and rich of color. They are individual and handsome. They are of full value.
 The store has broad and excellent collection of each, a collection that had it's first showing last week and that is so attractive that every woman who loves a hand some silk should make sure to see it.
 $1 and 85c a yard. Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
Etamine curtains of extra beauty
 --$2. 50.

An initial offering for spring refurnishing is this lot of new etanine curtains at $2.50.
 They are made of an att tractive coarse etamine which is of special strength and when hung are wonder fully like madras in appear ance
 Upon their ground of ecru are stencil-like designs in combinations of green and blue and red and yellow. These designs are distinc- tive as we'll as attractive.
 For library or living room, special harmony is theirs.
 Three yards long, 40 inches wide.-$2.50.
 Third floor.