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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
CITY MAY APPEAL
T0LEGISLATURE FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL the public wants trolley extern
sions other than those already asked
for from the New Haven Railroad Co.,
they can probably secure them by APP
bearing before the committee on rail-
roads of the General Assembly. Vice
President e G. auckland and General
Manager j. X Punderford who ap-
peared before the general COMMITTEES
On trolley betterment and extension,
yesterday afternoon said that the time
allowed by law for the company to
make application for extensions has
passed. and that the company will
build four extensions it has made ap-
plication for, if it gets permission,
and as many more as the citizens Of
Bridgeport are able TO show rs neces-
sary TO the railroad committee.
The petitions already advertised re-
quest extensions in Brooklawn avenue
from the present terminal to the
Stratfield church; in North Main street
from the present terminal to Bethany
chapel; in Howard avenue from State
TO Spruce street to the foot of Spruce
street, and in Hallet from Barnum
avenue to Boston avenue
Former Alderman d. H Sturges of
Black Rock appeared with a request
for an extension in Brewster street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11

line for the development of the north
ern part of the city, by running cars
from Brooklawn avenue to Main street
by way of Capital avenue and Federal
street. In view of the fact that
Messrs. Buckland and Punderford be-
gan to talk about bankrupting the
Connecticut Co., Alderman Jackson
was not very pressing in his claim for
the line, but warmly supported the ex-
tension of the Brooklawn line to
Stratfield church.
The committee on trolley betterment
which will be represented at the ses-
sion of the railroad committee of the
Legislature will in all probability have
some amendments to offer to the COM
pany's petition.
AS for the power conditions at the
plant General Manager Punderford
said that mechanics were kept at work
day and night keeping the power plant
in shape and that the present plant
is being worked to it's utmost effici-
ency. He said that he would not want
to take the responsibility of removing
any of the present power units until
winter is over as a storm might find
the plant partially dismantled and
then the entire service might be put
out of commission. He thought that
May Is would be about the time that
the company would be able to insure
an Improvement in power facilities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
THE SN1ITH-N1URFAY COMPANY
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Now In Progress
Special Values in the Kitchen Ware Dept.

16 quart copvex kettles, value CSC
Sale price 75c.
10 quart Tipped kettles, value soc.
Sale price Csc.
- quart Tipped kettles, value 45c.
Sale price $50.
IA quart Tipped kettles, value 55c.
Sale price soc.
3 quart Tipped sauce pans, value
tic. Sale price 12c.
quart Tipped sauce pans, value
19c. Sale price 15c.
quare Tipped sauce pans, value
22c. Sale price tic.
quart Tipped sauce pans, value
Csc. Sale price lee.
Galvanized wash tubs, value 4Sc.
Sale price soc.
Galvanized wash tubs. value soc
Sale price 48c.
Galvanized coal hods, valuae 39c
Sale price csc.
Dinner Sets.
112 pieces. value s11.50. Sale price
$1,000.
112 pieces, value $3.50. Sale price
$1O.95.
112 pieces, value 1880, Sale price
$11.95.
112 pieces. value s14.5o. Sale price
H. pieces. value $3.50, Sale price
Decorated Lamps, center draft
burners, s2.75, $3.50, $3.9s, $4.25,
$3.50, $4.98, $3.50 each.
Chocolate Sets, SITS, $1.9S, $2.25,
$2.9S, $3.50, $4.75, $4.9S, 1925, $3.50,
1918, 1928, $3.50.
IRA serentl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Enamel Ware. Etc.

quart Rice boilers, value 55c. Sale
price sec.
quart Rice boilers. value $50. Sale
price 4Sc.
quart Berlin kettles, value ssc.
Sale price 29c.
quart Berlin kettles, value sec.
Sale price zoe.
10 quart Berlin kettles, value sec.
Sale price 45c
quart Tea kettles, value 55c. Sale
price 39c.
quart Tea kettles. value sc. Sale
price 48c.
10 quart dish pans, value 33c. Sale
price Csc.
IA quart dish pans. value 45c. Sale
price soc.
II quart dish pans, value 55c. Sale
price soc.
quart Berlin sauce pans, value
sac. Sale price CSC.
quart Berlin sauce pans, value
39c. Sale price 29c. ;.
s quart Berlin sauce pans, value
4Sc. Sale price 35c.
2 quart coffee pots. value soc. Sale
price CSC.
quart coffee pots, value ssc. Sale
price 29c.
IL quart tea potts.. value 29c.
Sale price 22c.
quart tea pots, value SOC. Sale
price Csc.
IL quart convex sauce potts. value
csc. Sale price 75c.
10 quart convex kettles, value 75c.
Sale price 55c.
IL quart convex kettles, value S5c.
Sale price CSC.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Rugs and Carpets
in the Mill End Sale

ANGLO-PERSIAN rugs, finest rugs
made in America, from the famous
Whittall mills, perfect in every
way but of patterns that will be
no longer manufactured
by IL TT. worth s55-$47.
&c by 72 inches. worth SS.5O-$7
27 by 81 inches, worth s6-S4. so
ANGLO-INDIAN rugs, also from the
Whittall mills and in dropped pat
terms. 3 by II feet, worth SAT
WHITTALES Anglo-Turkish rugs,
handsome patterns though they are
been discontinued. by II feet,
worth S31- S25
ARABIC rugs. another of the reliable
WhittaIl rugs. patterns that have
been discontinued. 9 by feet,
worth SIS $40
ADMINISTER rugs, floral and Oriental
patterns, rich colors.
by IL feet, worth $225O-$1S.5O
sh by 10H feet. worth So
TAPESTRY one-seam rugs. Oriental
patterns. by IL feet, worth SIS
5000
BODY BRUSSELS rugs, solid and
good
by IL TT. worth s25-s1s.
SL by 101s it., worth s23-S17.
ADMINISTER rugs. rich and soft,
s by TT. worth s13-5O-S1O.
IA by . TT. worth s1O-$7.
Il by 71s TT. worth s7.50-S6.
'WORsTED WILTON rugs, good and
attractive.
% by 81 inch. worth s35o-s2.5O.
80 by So inch, worth s6-S4.5O.
So by 1015 IT., worth s29-$25.
by L. IT, worth $3.50.
CARPETS. Administer and velvet, fine
quality. rich color, good patterns,
worth s1.35 yd- - 81
BRUSSELS carpet, best grade, solid
and pretty, worth 79c I'd
IINOLEUM In floral and hardwood
patterns. printed, worth soc to
81 &c So yd- sec
SMITHS ADMINISTER rugs of best
quality. good patterns, So by go
and SO by ~ inches, worth Sd
ORIENTAL rugs, genuine and in
many sizes and patterns, varying
patterns of the different families
that rug-lovers appreciate, worth
s19 to s35 according tn our usual
fair valuation SIS and S25
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Boys Clothing
in the Mill End Sale

DOUBLE-SERVICE suits of fancy
woolens, of serge in navy blue, and
OF stout corduroy; each with two
pairs of trousers, sizes to II, reg
ular So to SO
$2.45 to So
RUSSIAN and sailor suits for small
boys, fancy mixtures, regular 81 to
So $1.45 and $2.45
CHINCHILLA overcoats, Russian
style, gray and navy, flannel lined,
light and warm, regular $3.50 and
$3.50 So and So
REFERS and Russian overcoats,
es 21s to 16, regular So to $3.50
$1.45 to s.
FUR-TRIMNIED overcoats, both coll
lar and cuffs of fur, sizes to 10,
regular 81 to $3.50
s2.e5 to SO
BOYS LONG overcoats, regular or
convertible collar, splendid mix
lures, sizes 8 to IT, regular SIS to
SIP $3.95 to 50
YOUNG MEMS suits and overcoats.
sizes 80 to SO, snappy mixtures and
blue serge in suits, overcoats with
regular or convertible collars,
suits, regular 50 to .$1e.50-
SO to $3.50
Overcoats, regular 50 to $18-
Sc to $3.50
WASH SUITS, white or fancy ging-
ham worth soc to $3.50
sec and roc
BLOUSES and shirts, good colors and
fabrics, worth Csc and Soc
19c and soc
TROUSERS of serge, fancy woolens,
or corduroy, worth soc to 81
soc to 79c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Umbrellas
and Handkerchiefs
in the Mill End Sale

STRONG umbrellas with rainproof
cover, mission or metal handles,
women's and mems. worth 81
TAFTETA covered umbrellas for men
and women, natural or mission
handles, worth $1.50-
PIECE-DYED taffeta umbrellas for
men and women, fancy or mission
handles, worth So $1.65
UMBRELLAS of fine union taffeta,
strong frame, mission or rich plain
handles, worth So $2.55
COLORED SILK umbrellas for wo,
men, navy, green and red, mission
handle, worth $2.25-
CHILDREN'S umbrellas. sizes from
tiny to medium, many styles of
handle, worth 75c and 81
HANDKERCHIEFS.
PLAIN white, mems and women's,
some with corner design or with
stripes, a few with colored border,
worth &c NJ
AIL-LINEN for women, plain nice
linen or linen with initial in wreath
worth IL ~ c. SC
FINE plain linen for women, worth
17c- Tic
MEMS initial linen, letter of tas,...
full size, worth 15c- lie
FINE initial linen, mems or wom-
ems, worth Csc 19c
SHEER SWISS embroidered for wo-
men, worth 25c- 14c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Black Woolens
in the Mill End Sale
BLACK-AND-WHITE checks, so

BLACK-AND-WHITE checks, SO in
ches wide, worth S9c yd; in the
Mill End Sale 29c
CASHMERE melrose and storm
serge, 35 inches wide, worth soc
I'd soc
WOLFE, striped panama, serge and
prunella, A inches wide worth 75c
I'd sec
MOHAIR in plain or striped weave,
stout Sicilian, striped serge, worth
S5c and 81 yd- soc
MELROSE diagonal and granite, A
inches wide, worth 81 I'd
SERGES woven with narrow stripe
of white, worth 81 to SLIPS iyd-
79c
POPLINS and handsome GRANTEES, So
or so inches wide worth 81 and
Slips yd- sec
BROADCLOTH, SO inches wide.
FINE 50-inch broadcloth, sponged
and shrunk, nice finish, worth s1.65
]. I'd $3.50
Bedding.
HEMMED SPREADS, good size and
weight, worth $1.25 and $1.50-
ST and $1.25
FRINGED spreads, with cut corners
or square, full size, worth So
HEMMED spreads OF nice weight
and pattern, full size, worth So
$1.5O
HEMNIED or fringed spreads, excel
lent patterns. worth $2.25-
$1.75
HEAVY handsome hemmed spreads,
worth s2.75- So
FRINGED spreads. especially hand
some and durable, worth So ano
S45O-
$3.50 and $3.50
SHEETS, b1eached, scanned, So by 90
inches, worth 45c- sec
SEAMLESS b1eached sheets, good
and solid. worth 7Oc-
DWIGHT ANCHOR sheets. 81 by 90
FRUIT OF THE LOOM bleached
sheets. 81 by 80 inches. worth 7Sc
PILLow-CAsEs, bleacHed, AZ by So,
BLEACHED pillow-cases, As by So,
FRUIT OF THE LOOM bleached pill
low-cases, As by SO, worth 1sc1z
14c
Flannels.
DOMET FLANNEL, bleached, good
weight, worth SC I'd &c
OUTING FLANNEL, good stripes,
worth 10c yd- Sc
HEAVY DOMET flannel. bleached,
worth 12kc yd- 1Oc
Nickel and Japanned Ware
in the Mill End Sale
TEA-KETTIlES, solid copper with
heavy nickel plating,
No. z, worth s1-89c
No. or 9. worth $1.3O-95c
TEA AND COFFEE pots, heavy nick
eled, good shape and size, worth
75c- 4Sc
FLOUR CANISTERS, japanned, 25-
10 size, worth 75c- 4Sc
WHITE ROLL-TOP cake boxes,
worth Soc Csc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Muslin Underwear
Gowns.

Good muslin, full width, high and
V-shape yoke, Hamburg inserting.
Sale price 45c.
Good muslin, y-shape. Hamburg
trimmed. Sale price soc.
Good muslin, high neck, tucked
yoke, Hamburg trimmed. 79c each.
Gowns-round neck, Hamburg and
lace trimmed, 79c each.
Gowns, high neck, lace and ribbon
trimmed, sec.
Also with embroidered yoke, tor
chon lace trimmed, three quarts.
sleeves, 89c each.
J Fine nainsook tgowns,V shape neck,
short sleeves. Hamburg inserting, val
ue, $150 Sale price SIPS
A great many styles in odd sizes
LOO each. Also better qualities at
Sips. $3.50, $3.50, $500 each.
Flannelette gowns, 45c, soc each
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Jewelry
in the Mill End Sale

SAMPLE LOT of barrettes from a
progressive maker. new strand and
buckle styles. worth 25c- Toe
SHELL SIDE and back combs, worth
25c- 1Oc
BONE HAIR PINS. shell, amber and
black. worth 25c- 10c
IMPORTED LOT OF sample jewelry
brooches, pins, necklaces, cuff
links. etc, worth Csc to 81
Toe, 15c, CSC
MESH BAGS. good shape and size,
worth SOC 39c
to 81 CSC
KING COLLAR BUTTONS, worth
lee Sc
MESH BAGS. and Z inch frame.
lining Of kid or silk, worth SO
81
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Children's Drawers.

Plain .hendstlk ehed hem and tucks.
~ 1-2c and: lie
es H aHaa slnp NED g drawers all siz-
Laces III VEamburg trimmed draw
ers in Cambria and muslin, soc.
Children's muslin skirts very pref
tily trimmed, 23c, soc, 75c, 81 90 each
Children's flanne1ette gowns, S8c.
Children's fannelIette dresses 30c.
Children,s fannelette night draw
ers, 39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Lamps and Silver
in the Mill End Sale

GAS DONIES, 22-inch size in beau
tiful colors and handsome pat
terms, complete with all needs for
lighting, counted special value at
$11- $3.50
GAS TABLE lamps or portables, sew
eral designs with square paneled
shade and beaded fringe, worth
81 to $3.50 $2.75
FINE PORTABLE gas lamps, several
designs, worth SIS to $3.50
1895
WELSBACH LAMPS with inverted
mantle and globe, complete. worth
SOC 39c
LINDSAY or We1sbach mantles, caps
or inverted style. worth 100
SILVER PLATED ware, up on the
18th floor, sells at special prices in
the Mill End Sale. Practically
nothing is excepted. Here are ex-
amples:
APIECE TEA SETS, worth So
COVERED BUTTER DISHES, worth
So and s250- $3.50
BREAD TRAYS, worth 50 and So
$50
SANDWICH SERVERS, worth So
$1.95
TEASPOONS, worth $3.50 dog
6 for soc
TABLE SPOONS, worth So doz-
for ST
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party in honor of Miss
Augusta Hummel was given last ev-
ening at the home Of Peter Hummel,
734 Howard avenue. A large number
Of friends were present and were very
pleasantly entertained.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
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Skirts.

Walking length. with tucked ruff
file, CSC, CSC and $1.19 each.
Good muslin skirts, with deep Ham
burg founce. Sale price $3.50 each.
Good muslin with deep founce of
inserting and lace edge. 79c each.
Also better qualities frorl $f.OO up.
Combinations in odd lot of sizes,
prices range from rec to $500.
Infants slips and short dresses,
slightly soiled, at greatly reduced
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Corset Covers.

High neck fitted covers Sale price
II 1-2c each.
French covers-a1so several other
styles in lace and Hamburg trimmed.
Sale price 23c each.
Covers that were unused and soil
ed during the holidays, were 75c and
$1.00. Now 69c each.
Better qualities at 75c and $1.OO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Drawers.

Good cotton, tucked ruffle Sale
price 21c.
Isabella style, good cotton. Sale
price CSC.
Better qualities, soc, CSC, $500,
SIPS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Enamelware
in the Mill End Sale

LII I1lC MILL .ElIQ 0dL1G
BLUE ENAMELWARE with white
lining. Best lot ever in both quail
ity and convenience of shapes and
piece is Of guaranteed first quality.
Rice Boilers,
SGT. Berlin kettles,
Large tea and coffee pots,
10-qt. dish pans,
worth soc to 1890
LOT. tea and coffee pots,
4-Qt. Berlin Sauce-pans,
and 6-qt. Tipped sauce-pans,
and many other utensils,
worth 40c to 50e-29c
GRAY ENAMELED WARE Of excel
lent quality
RINSING PANS, IA qt.- 1Oc
TEA AND COFFEE pots. rice boil
ers, Berlin kettles small tea ket-
ties; worth soc to 4oc-
TEA KETTLES, large. worth Csc
soc
Housewares
in the Mill End Sale
WASH BOILERS, copper bottomed,
good size, worth $1.15-
SOLID COPPER wash boilers. heavy
large, worth $3.25- $3.50
GALVANIZED wash tubs. worth 75c
CLOTHEs BASKETS, worth 75c-
GALVANIZED water pals, worth
MRS. BEST'S and Mrs. Potts sad
irons, worth $1.15 set 79c
RIVAL COAL SLEEVES. worth 75c-
4Sc
COAL HODS with hood. galvanized.
worth 35c- csc
GARBAGE CANS, galvanized, worth
39c- 25c
HEAVY GALVANIZED ash cans,
worth $1.35- 79c
RED e Cleanser. regular 10c-
Sc
TOILET PAPER, fiat or rolls, regu-
Gloves
in the Mill End Sale
OvERSEAM GLACE gloves. light
weight, black tan, white and gray,
worth 79c; in the Mill End Sale
$50
PRINCESS VICTORIA overseam
gloves, a dollar glove that has won
hundreds and hundreds of friends
for the store by it's great value,
black tan and white
PRINCESS VICTORIA pique gloves,
heavy weight, black, tan and white,
wonderfully good gloves at a dol
lar S5c
CAPE gloves. prix seam. tan shades.
worth ST. S5c
GOLF AND CASHMERE gloves,
some with f1eeced lining, worth |
ESQ 19c
HEAVY WARM golf gloves, gray, |
navy and black, worth SOC
SIC
CASHMERE and chamoisette gloves, |
cashmere with silk lining, worth |
Soc 39c
GIRLS GOLF gloves, good colors, |
worth Csc 19c
gloves for boys, |
gauntlet style, lined, worth Soc
S9c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11

One cup of sugar will sweeten a
quart of any mixture to be served
chilled or frozen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
PEoUoNNoCK YACHT CLUB.

On February Is the PeQuonnock
Yacht Club will celebrate the sixth
anniversary of it's existence. Com
modore John Cliff has appointed a
committee of arrangements for the af-
fai
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Notions
in the Mill End Sale

LII V1AO MILL x144SA k0CV4O
sPOOL COTTON, zoo yds., black and
white, 40 to 20, worth Sc
CLARK'S O. N. T. darning cotton,
black, and colors, worth Sc
SPOOL SILK, 100 yds., fun length,
black and colors, worth 100
RUsTLEss PINS, worth 1oc paper
PIN SHEETS, assorted, worth g
NEEDLES for sewing. worth Sc pa
COLLAR SUPPORTS and founda-
PEARL sl9Rli T BuTro ea fancy or plain,
various sizes and patterns, worth
1Oc to 15c doz- SC
FINE OCEAN pearl buttons, card OF
dozen, worth CSC I0c
C. M. @. HOSE-SUPPORTERS for
children, worth 25c-- zoe
WONIEN'S PAD supporters, and fan
CIV frill side supporters. straps,
all cofors, worth Csc loo
DRESS BRAID. mercerised, yds..
black and colors, worth 100
SILK soUTACHE braid, black and
, eGe GTp1 T9Tth $50 souTAcHE braid ,uS
white, IL yd. piece, worth he
RIAS SEAM TAPE, worth 1oc piece
&c
TAPE, roll of "a yds., worth Sc
EMBROIDERED EDGING, all col
ors. worth Csc and SOC
100 and 35c
NET sHOPPING-BAGS. heavy rod
across top, worth 25c- 19c
SPOOL HOLDERS and corset steels,
worth 15c and zoe 1Oc
CORSET LACES, white silk. worth
HAIR NETS, cap shape or cover en-
tire head, worth &C.
HAIR-ROIIS and hair
light crownettes, worth SOC
and sanitary hair rolls
hooks and eyes,
rustless, worth 10c card
HAIR PIN cabinets, worth 1oc--
AIR WEIGHT dress shields, guaran-
teed, slxess2, and 4, worth zoc 70
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
ToiletwareS
in the Mill End Sale

SPECIAL COMBINATION NO. -
Armour soap, 8 cakes; Peroxide, l..
h.; Palmolive Cream, all worth
COMBINATION NO. p
Armour Complexion soap, 3 cakes:
Sanitol tooth-paste. l tube. all
worth SIC CSC
COMBINATION NO. 81
DIR. Lyons tooth-power, one tooth
brush, worth 44c- CSC
HOT-WATER bottles, qts., worth
$1.25- 75c
RUBBER GLOVES, 6, Z and III,
worth 75c- Soc
ABSORBENT COTTON, one pound,
worth Csc 19c
PEROXIDE Of Hydrogen, worth 14c-
1Oc
BUTTERMIIIK SOAP, box cakes,
worth 24c- 15c
GLYCERINE SOAP, pure, worth,
1Oc- Sc
HAIR BRUSHES, worth soc to 81
CSC and soc
IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP, large
bar, worth Acc CSC
WHISK BROoSIS. good quality.
worth 15c- 1Oc
HOUBIGANTs RICE powder. worth
DEC 15C
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Tea and Coffee
in the Mill End Sale

HOWCO TEA, pure fine and of great
strength, all fiavors:-
35 cent sort lbs. ST
IS cent sort-3 lbs 81
so cent SORT lbs. 81
HOWCO COFFEE, roasted here al
the store, pure and good
25 cent sort-5 lbs. 81
80 cent sort lbs. ST.
35 cent sort-31h lbs. 81
SPECIAL COMBINATION:
pound can Howco baking powder,
1 bottle Howco vanilla extract, /
cake Howco chocolates; all worth
77c-onIy one to customer at
55c
HOWCO SPICES, all varieties 100
sizes A for 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Athletic Goods
in the Mill End Sale

ICE SKATES for girls and women,
worth 90c to So
75c to 1925
SKATES for men and boys, many
styles, worth 75c to $5-
55c to $S.45
ROLLER SKATES for boys and girls.
worth 45c and 9oc-
33c and 75c
ROWLAND bicycle tires, have rep
utation that's worth while, worth
S2.15- $1.75
SWEATERS for men and boys, good
and warm, worth 81 to 81
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Books and Stationery
in the Mill End Sale

NOVELS, popular copyright editions
culled from our stock and selling
regularly at 45c to $1.15; some
marred by handling Csc
CLASSIC BOOKS, the Peoples Lib.
rary edition, cloth binding, 20 tt
ties that are usually sold at 25c-
4 for CSC
STATIONERY in fancy boxes, 4s
sheets paper, so envelopes, worth
25c- 1oc
OAK book racks, three finishes,
worth Soc 10C
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Dinnerware
in the Mill End Sale

Ill CIlC MILL ElIlQ Dale
AUSTRIAN CHINA dinner-sets, ex-
cellsnt decoration and quality; 100
DINNER-sETs in. 10 different good
patterns. decorations in varying col
ors, good and tasteful, worth $3.50
to $16.50- 1918
DINNER SETS with fancy gold bor-
der. 100 pieces, good quality. worth
So $3.50
WHITE DISHES. American ware of
second quality in hotel china ana
hurts that really are but trif1ing.
And at prices that are half of us
CUPS or saucers, regular SOC doz-
&c each.
SOUP or dinner plates, regular soc
doz- 4c seach.
COVERED vegetable dishes, regular
800 CSC
SALAD and vegetable dishes. regular
19c- &c
MEAT DISHES. medium size, regu-
lar 12c- &c
DECORATED WARE; odd lott
Pie and tea plates-5c
Dinner, breakfast and soup plates,
Sc
Tea cups and saucers-Sc pair.
Fancy Work
in the Mill End Sale.
RENAISSANCE scarfs. hand made,
worth 75c- CSC
STAMPED pillow tops with back,
good patterns, worth Csc
CLUNY scarfs and squares, worth 81
to S1.25- CSC
doylies, 8. ~ and 18
inches square, worth 15c to SOC
10c to lee
squares, beautiful
and measuring "a inches each way,
worth SO to $3.50 So
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-11
Belts and Bags.
in the Mill End Sale

LEATHER HANDBAGS in wide
range of styles and in handy con-
venient shapes, bottoms are either
round or gusset style and handles
are single or double. Colors are
black. tan and brown
81 bags are CSC
$3.50 bags are soc
So bags are $1.2O
STRAP-BACK purses of leather,
black, brown, tan and green, nice
size and strong, worth SOC and ST.
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-26
BIG CROWD SEES
CORNER STONE
LAYING

Between two and three thousand
people witnessed the impressive servi-
ces attending the cornerstone laying
of the new Catholic Church at st. Rose,
this county, last Sunday, many Celina
people witnessing the ceremonies.
Many church diguitaries took part
in the exercises, and several comman-
deries and bands were in attendance.
The services marking the corner
stone laying were in charge of the
Very Rev. Father Boniface Russ, G.
PIP. S. The dedicatory sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Ulrich Moeller, @. PIP.
s., an eloquent and impressive orator.
The new edifice will be of Gothic
architecture, in dimensions l5O by 4S
feet, and cost in tine neighborhood of
$780, 900, and is expected to be one of
the handsomest in this section of the
state.
The church at st. Rosa is said to be
the second oldest in the county, and is
otherwise noted as being the boyhood
church of Bishop d. Wenger, of Ft.
Wayne, Ind. The cornerstone of the
old church was opened. Three rosa
ries with gold crowns, small coin of
the date of 1880 and the part of a blade
of shovel used in the constructions
of the Ohio canal were found in it.
The crowd was handsomely provid-
ed for and the receipts of the day most
satisfactory,