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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
E. H. DILLON & co.

l parting gift from his friends and for
 mer parishioners of this town. Mrs Randolph Bradley delivered the gif1 as their representative. There has also been sent MT. Jepson a letter from christ Episcopal church here in re- sponse to his letter of resignation Ii was drafted by D.. s. and E. P. San-
 ford as committee of the vestry,
 ana expresses high appreciation of the
 retiring rector's services.
 me present season has brought to
 thls town many less than the usual number of summer boarders. The
 MogeWold Inn has at no time been Iltled, and many families which for merly turned away applicants have fewer than they are prepared to &C., commodate. The explanation of this IS not hard times or any decrease in cne towns attractiveness but is gen. erally ascrfbed to the vogue of the automobile: Many of the summer vacation class are also in the motor car class, and instead of settling down for the season in one locality vary their outing program by trips to vari- ous points with brief sojourns at each. In this way they can keep in touch with their homes and obtain a. pleas ing diversity of scene and other ex- periences
 A daughter was born to Attorney and Mrs. s. c. Shaw at their summer nome here. on Monday morning last.
 Builder McCollam has nearly finish ed the job of remodeling Representa- tive L. O. Peck's garage on Sunset Hill
 Joseph Sullivan has nearly recover ga rom his recent serious illness from trouble.
 The contract for painting the Hill academy building has been awarded to Henry Duncan by the town school committee.
 Willard Fisher is preparing to build bungalow on his farm tract west of l he Ridge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
Judges And Lawyers First Victims Of
 SincIair's War
Special from United Press. !

SS.D
 Arden, Del, Aug. 3-'Pye had enough and now I am going to give some others taste of it, declarej Selhgerent Upton Sinclair, in his nome here. He is still angry over ns incarceration in the Wilmington Jall where. after inspecting the vari- ous breeds of insects peculiar to insti- tutlons of that character, he and his associates, in the enforcement of the sunday law, were given two shower paths and forced to make little ones out of big ones'
 Ihe first to feel the weight of this ridiculous law will be the distinguish ca lawyers and judges, members of the various country clubs in the State Wno play golf on Sunday" he contin- ueo. Myself and friends plan to en- gage lawyers to get the evidence and we Will push the prosecutions until this law is repealed.''
 The residents of Arden will hold a mass meeting tonight to plan the err sade against the blue laws.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
On To RoxbuIy
 Battle Cry Of
 Sufragists Now
Special from United Press, !,

Woodbury, Aug. 3-"On to Roxbury' was the battle cry of the suffragists touring Litchfield county, today, af- ter the successful invasion of this town, yesterday. when 15O converts were made to Votes for Women Roxbury is ready for the automobil- lsts. tonight, and big crowd is ex- pected to listen to the addresses Of Mrs Edward O. Parker, of Greenwich and State Organizer Miss Emily Pier son.
 The campaigners feel that they have been successful in the first two days work and predict that the meetings will grow larger daily. They have been made welcome in every town by local suffragists.
 Washington is scheduled to. receive flying visit from the tourists, this afternoon, change from the scheduI- ed program of the trip.
 State Senator Brinsmade, an advo- cate Of votes for women, is expected 70 speak, also Professor Charles Beard of Columbia University.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
Women's Prominence In
 This World of Ours

Mothers are at last equal guardian
 With the fathers of their children i, New Hampshire, the woman havin,
 fought for years to get such a bii l passed.
 Miss Lillian Pearl Mcomber ha, as an engineer, being the first woman graduate to take a bachelo, or science in architectural engineer ing. Miss McOmber will enter a New
 York steel structural work
 California is talking about changing
 US marriage laws. statistics showing
 that while the population of the state
 has increased 96 per cent since 1890
 the proportion of the insane has in
 the same period increased 116 per cent
 and there is now one insane person in every 200 inhabitants. Last year one sixteenth of the cost of the state gov ernment was attributed to the care or the insane. In view of all the facts IL IS proposed that thorough physi- cal examination be necessary before persons may marry. No doubt ouite as surprising statistics may be shown in other states.
 Women as silversmiths and jewel CTS are increasing in number. and many are showing beautiful work. done wonderful work in the treatment or crystals and in mounting anne thysts after old Florentine designs. MISS Yves and Miss Remington show ed in London recently remarkable de- Silver.
 The Mothers congress in Texas ;s working to have medical inspection n all the schools of 15, ,0OO or more. in 'egard to health after absence. and It least once a year in regard to sight lnd hearing. The teachers are to keen he records of the sight and hearing If the pupils.
 Ten years ago the number of cities lav1ng medical school inspection vas 11,ands to-day it is AS The first chool physicians were employed in 3oston in 1894, and now. there is an | rmy of nearly 1.5O0 of them. New York first employed school nurses inc years ago: now they number be- : Ween 400 and 800 and are employed f y 80 cities Sixty-nine cities employ Z entists to care for the teeth of chil- I ren. Massachusetts and New Jersey [ re at the head of the list with com ulsory school inspection while Yer g lont, Mississippi, Montana and Ida a have not even begun the work. s More than 200 women were enrolled | Ist term in the home economies de- t artment of the University of wis r 'nsin, more than 100 took the course Il advertising and 175 enrolled in the t ass In Journalism. The members of D le latter class were from 13 states c nd two foreign countries. s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
James A. F1aherty Reelected Su-
 preme Knight

Detroit. Mich, Aug 3.-The Knights Of Columbus, holding annual convention in Detroit, elected the fol- lowing officers: James A. F1aherty. Philadelphia, reelected supreme knight of the order; Martin Carmody Of Grand Rapids, Mich, reelected deputy supreme Knight; W. J. Nc Ginley of New Haven, national sec Tetary: D. J. Callahan of Washing ion. treasurer; J. c. Pellitier of Bos- ton. national advocate and head of the committee on laws. The national board of directors is as follows: George Monaghan of Detroit, James Maher of Chicago, James McGraw of Oklahoma City, T. J. Coughlin of Kansas City and William Fix of h. dianapolis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
RHODE ISLAND REDS THAT ARE RIVALS OF
 WINSTED'S FAMED CHICKa
Especial from United Press ,

Especial from United Press.)
 New London, Aug 3.-RivaIlinc Wlnsted's famous chicks, City Sheriff by one Plymouth Rock and a half dozen Rhode Island Reds. The Rock bullet hops like a bird and always screeches at feed time The Reds. having been born in March at a. m, always crow at that hour and pieces by Martins Rhode Island Rads and he says that later he may sell some of them for alarm clocks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
BRYAN SILENT ON
 REPORT OF LEADER
 UNDERWOOD IN HOJJSE

Especial from United Press.)
 Petoskey, Mich. Aug aNWi,,i.,, Jennings Bryan, who, today. is Iec- turing in southern Michigan, thus far. has maintained an absolute silence re, garding the action of Congressman Underwood, (Dem., Ala.), of the ways ana Means Committee, who .charged Bryan with being a falsifier Tor asserting that the former was a protectlonist. John M. Hall. of Pe- toskey. who entertained Bryan here yesterday, says the Nebraskan read the newspaper account of Under woods action in silence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
NEWARK POLICE CHIEF
 VISITS HEADQUARTERS

Chief of Police Michael Corbett of Newark, IN. J., was guest at police headquarters last evening. Chief Cor Dett was one of the party of yoIun- teer firemen of the Thomas J. Jones Association. With the Newark chief der.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
ToADsTooLs vs. MUSHROOMS.

H. Pendleton, manager of the down town office of the Naugatuck Valley Ice and Coal Company at 154 Fair ueio avenue, has arranged an attrac- tive window display of mushrooTns . and Ntoa dstools, with cards showing the difference, the difference between good coal sold by this concern and some coal sold by ether dealers is also snown. Look in the display win oow and see the difference for your
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
OFFICERS OF
 K. c. HERE TONIGHT

several of the national officers of the Knights of Columbus will he in ato tendance this evening at the neetinp or Park City Council, K of C., at the chapter rooms in the Newfield build Ing. All the members should make arrangements to be present and greet the officers. e- VI
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
TESTIMONIAL FOR MAYOR. SENATOR BRYAN MAHAN BY
 GRATEFUL NEW LONDON
(SneciaI fror ITn;.

Especial from United Press,
 New London, Aug 3.-A commit. tee of citizens, today, is arranging a testimonial in behalf of Mayor-Sena- tor Bryan Mahan, through whose ef- forts the city received the million dol lar appropriation from the state for harbor development, the nroiecta.5 Connecticut College For Women and the right to issue $100,0O0 park bonds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03

yourself that she feels the waves of love coming back through the air. These methods will bring you back the love which was once yours and you will be happy"
 It is on record that the Love waves" worked aink this spartfcular case, so. in the future, they will prob ably be an established part of the prescription department of Judge De- Lacy's court
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
RETIRED COMMODORE
 WITH DEWEY AT MANILA
 SETTLES DOWN IN DARTEy

Especial from United Press.)
 Darien, Aug. 3.-Commodore has purchased the Ernest Brethard place, here, and after pending ina- provements are completed, will oc- cupy 1t. He served with Dewey at Manila and as aide to President Taft when the latter was Governor of the Philippines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
HONORARY DEGREES
 FOR AMERICANS FROM BRESLAU UNIVERSITY

Especial from United Press.) Breslau, Germany. Aug. 3.-Several prominent Americans were given {nonorary degrees today, on the oc- |cas1on of the centennial jubilee of FBreslau University, including Profes-
 Eor Theobald Smith. of Harvard.
 Gharles w. Eliot. president emeritus, |aarvard, and the Rev. Benjamin w. Bacon, of Yale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
SOVEREIGN BAKING POWDER

Is our own preparation and we KNOW it is ab- Solutely PURE. It is the GOOD cooks delight. It contains no alum and is ALWAYS reliable. TRY TT.
 Our windows display some very pretty prem. iums given away FREE with a can of SOVER- EIGN BAKING POW DER. Sold only by
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
SAILOR MAKES SEVERAL PORTS AND LANDS IN
 THE POLICE COUpT
(Snec;aI from Trr,t.,

(Special from United Press.y
 South Norwalk, Aug. 3.-ExpIsfn- ing to the judge that "any old port In a. storm is good enough for q akil- or in distress" Emil Frederickson smiIingly accepted fine of }s TT today He made several TT. ~-1<
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03
RESCUED YOUNG MINER PLANS GOING BACK TO WORK TOMORROW
(special from United Press

Joplin. Mo, Aug 3-Considerine nis three days entombment in the
 White Oak mine as bath of irn-
 nunfty in further mine disasters. John Clary will probably return to
 york. tomorrow. Had physicians Permitted, Clary would have entered
 he mine, today. He says he is cer fatn the cave in and rescue, which Feopened the mine will result in a pig find of zinc ore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-03

than ever before in this sale, as we move to our new store about Sept. 18th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

Washington, d. c., Nov. Ian ap-
plicatiOn has been received by the con
trOler Of the currency TO organize the
Peoples National bank, Of Bogota, Tex,
with a capital Of $4,000 BOgota is in
Red River county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
OVerWOrk Cause
Of Collapse
Lady in Whites Greek Has
Sad Experience, But is
Now Doing Very Well.

Whites Creek, W. va-Mrs. S. P
Ferguson Of this place. says; 81 suf-
fered from womanIy troubles for years
The doctor said that Over-work brought
my trouble on. I had such dragging
pains, and suffered very badly with
sick headache and dizzy spells. I was
very nervous at times.
Before I commenced to take Cardui, I
would often wake up in the middle Of
the night. with pains all over me. till I
could hardly stand it. and could not
sleep. In all have taken five bottles
Of Cardui. and I am so much better
Cardui is fine. Tt has helped me very
much. can highly recommend the
medicine. for have tried It I wish
every suffering woman would take
Cardui, the woman's tonic"
Cardui has specific, curative effect,
on the womanIy constitution, and thus
assists nature to restore health, by pro-
Eiding strength where it is most needed
For more than half a century, nothing
has been found to take the place Of
Cardui, for preventing unnecessary
pains and misery from womanly trou-
bIes.
You know that Cardui viii help yous
because it has helped more than mill
lion weak, sick, miserable women
1t is certainly worth trying. Do it
today At the nearest drug store.
n. B-Write tos Ladies' Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book. Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, On
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
A Luxuriant Growth
of Hair
Does Not Follow Neglect Of
the Scalp.

Aside from combing it when they
think necessary many people give no
attention whatever TO their hair. Then
when the hair begins to fall out Il
never occurs to them that their trouble
is the result Of personal careIessness.
An occasional application Of Newbro's
Herpicide viii not only prevent loss OF
hair but permits a Iuxuriant groWuH.
Herpicide kills the germ that causes
dandruH and 20 this germ most hair
losses are attributable. It keeps the
scalp clean and free from dirt, allowing
the hair to grow unhampered by accu-
mutation Of dandruff
Newbro's Herpicide IS sold by all
druggists and its manufacturers have
such confidence In Its germ destroying
power that they authorize all druggists
to guarantee the one dollar size bottles
to do as claimed or money refunded.
Applications may be obtained at good
barber shops.
Send 1oc in postage for sample and
booklet to The Herpicide Co.. Dept R.,
Detroit Mich.
Kelly & Pollard, Special Agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
Continued From Yesterday.
Copyright, 1910. by Street & Smith
Copyright, 1911, by the Macmillan Co.

what is the matter nOwP she
queried-
"Oh. nothing, only 1 don't fancy be
ing eaten by a lot Of filthy niggers is
tbs least bit romantic"
mo, Of course not" she admitted.
But to be among them, controlling
them, directing them, 200 Of them, and
to escape being eaten by them-that,
at least, If it isn't romantic, is certain
" the quintessence Of adventure. And
adventure and romance are allied, you
know"
by the same token, to go into a
nigger's stomach should be the quin-
tessence Of adventure" he retorted-
81 don't think you have any romance
in you" she exclaimed. You're just
dull and somber and sordid. ike the
business men at home. l don't know
why you're here at all. You should be
at home placidly negotiating as a bank
er's clerk or-or''-
"a shopkeepers assistant, thank
you"
Eyes. that-anything What under
the sun are you doing here on the edge
Of thingsg'
Earning my bread and butter, try
ing to get on in the world"
''By the bitter road the youngest son
must tread ere he win to hearth and
saddle Of his own she quoted. why,
If that isn't romantic, then nothing is
romantic. Think Of all the younger
sons out over the world. on a myraid
Of adventures. winning to those same
hearths and saddles And here you
are in the thick Of it, doing It, and
here am I in the thick Of It, doing It
IL beg pardon" be drawled-
''Wen. I'm a younger daughter,
then" she amended; and have no
hearth nor saddle haven't anybody
or anything-and I'm Just as far on the
edge Of things as you are"
''In your case. then, III admit there
is a bit Of romance" he confessed.
He could not help but think Of the
preceding nights and Of her sleeping
in the hammock on the veranda under
mosquito curtains. her bodyguard Of
Tahitian sailors stretched out at the
far corner Of the veranda within call.
He had been too helpless to resist. but
now he resolved she should have his
couch inside while be wonld take the
hammock.
You see, I had read and dreamed
about romance all my life" she was
saying, but 1 never in my widest
fancies thought that l should live it
II was all so unexpected. Two years
ago I thought there was nothing left
70 me but She faltered and made
a moue Of distaste. We'll. the only
thing that remained. It seemed to me.
was marriage"
And you preferred a cannibal isle
and a cartridge belt?" he suggested
81 didn't think Of the cannibal isle
but the cartridge belt was blissfuL"
You wouldn't dare use the revolver
If you were compelled to. Or" noting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

don was astonished. 1t was better
than he or even Hughie DrummOnd
could have done.
That's really good shOOting-for q
woman" he said. "You only misset
it twice, and it was a strange weap-
On"
But I can't make out the two
misses" she complained. ''The gun
worked beautifully too. Give me an
other clip and III hit it eight times
for anything you wish
Il don't doubt it. Now III have to
get a new block. Yiaburi! Here, you
felIa, catch one fela block along store
room"
an wager you can't do it eight out
Of eight-anything you wish" she
challenged.
mo fear Of my taking it on" was
his answer. who taught you to
shoOt?'
"Oh, my father at first and then
Won and his cowboys. Re was a
shot-dad, 1 mean, though Won was
splendid too"
Sheldon wondered secretly who Won
was, and he speculated as to whether
it was Won who two years previously
had led her to believe that nothing re
NAMED for her but matrimony.
What part Of the United States IS
your home" he asked-"Chieago or
Wyoming or somewhere out thereT
NO; Hawaii. I was born there. 1t
is a beautiful land. Ny, I'm almost
homesick for It already. Not that /
haven't been away. was in New
York when the crash came. But I
do think it is the sweetest spot On
earth-Hawaii, mean.
Il might as well begin at the begin
ming" She lifted her head with
proud air Of dismissing sadness after
the manner Of a woman qualified to
wear a Baden-POweH and q long bar
relied Colts. Il was born at HilO.
That's on the island Of Hawaii, the big
gest and best in the group. I can't re-
member when 1 first got on a horse
nor when 1 learned to swim. That
came before my A B C's. Dad owned
cattle ranches on Hawaii and Maui
big ones for the islands. Hokuna had
100000 acres alone. It extended in
between AIauna Kea and Mauna LOa,
and II was there 1 learned TO shoot
goats and wild cattle.
Go Be COntlnued.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
Poultry Department
For Fl Paso. by an FL Pasoan.

CBy L. o. Paddock, Member FL Paso
Poultry Association
AS the winter months are approach
ing, care must be taken with regard
to the proper housing Of the poultry.
Do not allow your birds to rOost
where they will be subjected to drafts.
however slight as this viii produce
an epidemic Of colds, which If not i'm
mediately checked viii develop into
rOup, which is not only contagious,
but is one OF, II not the most dreaded
Of poultry diseases, and viii very
quickly wipe out an entire flock
Examine your poultry houses care
fully and see that there are no cracks
where a draft can blow through the
house, on or over the birds. 1t is the
overhead draft that is most fatal.
Have your houses entirely closed and
strictly air tight on three sides, leav-
tng the south side open for venuila-
ton.
The old method Of closing the pouI-
try house on all four sides and having
a door which is also closed at night
IS q mistake, and viii produce an cpl
demic Of colds as readily as the house
with drafts, as the birds, especially
when crowded, viii become OVerh eated
and viii raise the temperature Of the
house considerably above the outside
temperature, and when turned out in
the early morning cold air, viii take
cold A bird with a cold Is sick
bird. and sick birds do not produce
The ideal house is the one commonly
called the open south front poultry
house" and Is the creation o. the
southern pOultrynan, and has proved
so popular as the proper method Of
maintaining healthy birds that the
pOu1trymen Of the north and east, and
in many instances where single pOul-
trymen raise tens of thousands OF
birds annually, are converting their
houses into the open front house"
A board should be placed vertically
on each side Of the open side, and a
wire netting placed over the entire
front TO protect the birds against
proving animals, and on the outside
place a curtain made OF medium heavy
ducking, and the full width Of the
front, overlapping the two vertical
boards.
During stormy weather and cold
nights the curtain should be lowered
TO protect the birds.
A dirt floor Is very good and the
floor level should be not less than six
inches above the yard level, which
viii prevent dampness. Too much at
tention can not be given the floor
level, as q damp floor is extremely
fatal
A good rOOst may be made Of pieces
one and quarters ino1es square
Ga two by four cut IN tWo) with the
two top edges rounded Off and run
ming from side TO side. All placed
about "a inches above the ground.
Where rOOsts are all placed on the
same level, birds viii not overcr1Wd
by seeking the highest roost DO not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
Onlv Sober Men Wanted

Every line of business is closing its
doors to Drinking men, If you are a
drinking man, ii may be your time
next Better stop drinking at once.
ORRINE, the standard remedy for the
liquor habit. viii help you. BY the
aid Of ORRINE thousands of men
have been restored TO lives Of sObriety
and industry.
We are so sure that ORRINE VIII
benefit you that we say TO you that If
after a trial you fail to get any bene-
fit from its use, your money will be
refunded
ORRINE IS prepared I'm two forms.
No. J. secret treatment a powder, alb
sOlutely tasteless and OdOrless. given
secretly I'm food or drink, ORRINE No.
2. in pill form. Is for those who de-
sire to take voluntary treatment
ORRINE costs only 81 a box. If you
are interested I'm some one who drinks
YOU owe il to yourself TO come TO our
store and get free BOOKLET and iufOrma-
ton Kelly & Pollard. sheldon hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

the CLINT in her eyes, IF you did use
it lowell, to hit anything"
She started up suddenly to enter the
house. He knew she was going for
her revolver.
Never mind" ne said, here's mine.
What can you do with it,"
shoot the block OF your flag hal
yards"
He smiled his unbelief.
Il don't know the gun" she said
obviously.
It's a light trigger and you don't
have to hold down. Draw fine"
yes. yes" she spoke impatiently.
Il know automatics-they jam when
they get hot-only I don't know yours"
She looked at it a moment. ITS cock
ed. Is there a cartridge in the cham
berY"
She fred. and the block remained
intact.
It's a long shot" be said. with the
intention Of easing her chagrin.
But she bit her lip and fired again.
The bullet emitted a sharp shrek as
it ricochetted into space. The metal
block ratified back and forth. Again
Rnd again she fired. till the clip was
emDtied Of its eight cartridges. Six
Of them were hits. The block still
sWayed at the gaf end. but it was
battered out Of all usefulness. Shell