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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
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g2ah ben porliegenben geri4ten lit
bic repu6litaniihe gurtei big auf Ell
niae feline Refte 3uIammengefanoIz
gen. Spl6e NieberIagen bat tie fret
lid i6on friiber erIebt. 0us WIblrez
iuItat i'm Sabre 1892, ols 61rrtIcn
Qefhlaqen tpurDe, mar taum Tinher
Derni9tenb. SroBoem bat Die purtei
iiA tpieber erboben unb in bier prd=
Itoentf9ofts WQblen fol6 glG15en5e
Srtumpbe gefeiert, baB man t5r eine
lpettere 2ebensbauer BON einem halber
Subrbunbert Oeripre6en gu tonnen
iaieH. Sb aber cine folhe Qbermalige
DisberauferItebung m08lih lit, ihsint
3tpeifeIbaft. 5n 5Olge oeiien fOrt
man bic Qnii6t, DAB Die reputlitaatz
fde Partei gendu 10 pie bic f00er1z
Ititii6e unb bic Wbtg partei Ger
8ergangenbeit anseb0rt, 9ielen pirO
Der 8laube Ihner fauen, Dab Die
purtsi Qbrabam 2incolns untergsz
ganqen lit, aber Die 8artei BON G}eDr1e
DaIbington uno Die 9artei bon 6srlD
Gldn uno 0unielWebiter bat bas 9Ieiz
6e S6tdial getbeilt. als iebsm Niez
perbeIebungsperIufe beionoers Fin
berli6 piro bic unbeitreitbare 2bat=
fade angefii6rt, oaB Der 3Dt2ipnlt
unt0sbor lit, neil bic prosrsififtea zen
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als bQB lie iih ba5u perits6en Diirosn.
i6re SnentitGt auf3ugeben unb iih init
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a0rten, tpieber gu Derftmel3en.
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re6tigung niht a63uipre6en, aoer ipir
glauben troBOem, 0ab Der Name Der
Yartei nod gerettet iperben funn,
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inen ben beioen republifanii6en Set
tionen ielbit, als 3tpiIhen ibnen urb
Der bemofratiIhen partst. Mit anhez
rem Worten, es beitebt Elm unteri9iso
3pii6en Denen, bic iid um Rooisz
Dslts uno 0enen, 0is ii6 um 1nIts
Banner sei6aart baben. 2lm TER
itGnbli6iten tpiro man fpo1l 0ieTen
unterfhieb nit ben Mprten fonierplz
tin uno progreiiiD bs3ei6nen tOnnen.
prGiioent gaft bat betanntlih oie
unteriteaung, oaB er Elm Reafttonir
lei, entidteben 5uriidgepisien nno
bag er ba5u berehtigt mar, ldB. ild)
ni4t beitretten. Sn Ieiner Mbminiitraz
tion 1T fein sin3tges rsattiondres @sz
Ies erlaHen poroen, app6l o6er febr
piele geiese fOrtidnittli6er 4rt. Der
lnterf6ieb liegt in Der sSorm, Die
bdufig entfaeioenb fir bic Sa6e 1T.
geranihduliAen ldbt fib oa5 anl
beiten on Dem lineolnfAen gt.ai.z
rungs Sbeal, peldes lautete: Cine
Regierung bes Doass, fir oas g}pIt.
ourh bas 8olt. sSn ber beiben erit.n
,geoinguasen itimpen ebrIi6s aonz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07


Die erite uno ipichtigite 'Iuis
eabe pes neuseipGbIten prdIibenter
piro in Der 8iloune zines 8dbinsta
beiteben uno iie piro ibm burhau3
nidbt Ieiht fallen. Da Die bemptrat;z
ihc Purtei Ieh5e9n Sabre lang eine
,tntpefentlt6e Rolle in Der NattoraIz
pplitit Ipielte, bot itd tbr tetne 8eie=
genbett, 3alente 5u entpideln. SIN
Senat uno SauIe bat ith gliemuab
bon bieier Yartet beIonoers 9erporgez
than. Die beIten Sariftunbigen iparen
auf Seiten Der ssprtI6rittler unb Die
beiten 5inan3perItdnpigen auf Seiten
Der Republitaner. 0dour6 piro
8oup. 8ifon genDtbtst ieir, Die
tpidttaitcn Bpiten nit Mdnnera gu
beIeben, Dersn 5dbigteiten unbetdi'nt
fino. 9tls elmer Der 2lusertorenen gilt
8rpan uuf @runb feiner tusrtbz
opuen gerDienite, Die er ii4 um 8tIz
fpn eriporben bat; es lit ia audi l.nbe>
itreitbar, baB obne 8rpan Die gpm!e
nation Wirons niht erfolgt ipdre,
@s beiBt aber, oab Srpan iih niA; i'm
So6inet einbaliamiren laIIen min,
oa er Die SoFfnung auf Die YrGIioentz
fdaft nod ni6t aufgegeben bat. 0ofs
fentli6 tpiro fi6 bas beItGtisen, benn
es lit niht erIidtltd, tpelden Eabtz
nets goiten 8rpan erfol9reid Oer@
ie6en fonnte. 2lls ebemaliger Tretz
prGger lit er uIs Setretdr bes S9atz
ANTS unbenfbar. DIS StIeDensz
iatpGrmer uno g9ilippinen gefreier
piirbe er bic ungeeignetite geriDnI:f@
felt fir bas Stduts Setretariat iein.
Sir Das 6anbeLsminiiterium niro
2ouis9ranbeis aenannt, Der als 59dnz
bels GefretGr am re6ten pl1te
lpGre, bu Ntemdno nit benz 5ruItz
Qroblem befIer pertraut lit, !ois or,
Spnit fperben peri6ieoene anbere
perIonen genunnt, Die itd 5islang
nt6t mertliA berOorgetbon hdben.
9as lit dber niht BON lpeIentlther
8ebeutung, bu e8 ii9 bel ben meiltsn
poiten Bios I'm abminiitratipe Qufz
eaben banbeIt. 8on Der srDbten Wtt=
ti9feit a6er lit bag Sdabamt, Oa5 e;z
nen Monn broudt. Der ebenio I'm Sa@
rif, tpte i'm 5tnan5peIen gut beiflaz
gen lit. SreiIih pirD tetne QusDdhI,
bic 8pup. Wtlfon bierin trifft, 9egenz
iiber ben bisberigen Snbabern tart
ubFaGen, benn bic 5inan3 : Wiinliter
ipGbrenb Der lebten ien3e4n Sabre
paren ber5lia unbebeutenb, penR
manMcRtnleps erIten SetretGr, Sage,
ausnimmt, Der aber feline 9ele9en6ett
erbielt, cine neue 5tnanapOlittt 7u for
muliren, bic ieBt nicht mebr Obne
ernflihen S6obsn fir pds 2ano
lange btnausgeidoben peroen .dnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

| mis-, gllqier uno Wlarpfto be5ogenen
BON ben piIben Strduben Der Sd=
bara. Nab sripolis nerben fie NIT
Glfenbein, 8ummi, Sennesbldttern
unp einisen anberen Irtiteln auf Der
lpeitliten aaraipanenitrabe iiber
Bbabames uno auf Der iiioIiden iiber
8ilma uno MurIut einsefiibrt. Der
grDbte 5beiI bieIer seoern pirb bon
italienii1en 6dnblern aneetauft unb
ipanoert pornebmlih nah Paris, tpo
Iie suIammen nit ben aus 3unis, 4l-
sier unb Wtorotto be5osenen einen
5tpur mGbigen, aber bod feinIteH
9ruhtbeil bes 5eberaeiddfts biloen.
Ntht nit llnredt eelten bic Des noro@
afritaniiden StrauBes als Die beItsn.
SO piro fbnen nahseriibmt, bab lie
frGftieer, elaittider, boiler uno pioerz
itanosfdbieer als bic pes 9e5iihteten
Aapitraubes iinp. 2eiber lit Der pilos
Straub fhon 10 oe5imirt, Dab Die 5e@
bernusbeute nur nod gerina TT. Wte
In Berlin unb Wien, 10 piro aud In
paris als 6auptmaiIe bds ge5uhtete
Material aus Siibafritu benubt. Ote
Tebern fpanoern, fcfern iie bonn aap
uno niht aus ben oeutihen aolonlen
itammen, noh 2onbon, no lie i'm
0aarenbauIe Der 9ods CUR Iuttton
gelan9en. Solhe 4uttionen finoen I'm
soyobre etipa feds bts a6tmdl itatt.
3uoor ipirb bic gu gutetts 5uIammenz
qebiinbelte Moare bon ben tdufluittgen
syrterefenten, 2genten uno 9ronilten
nit Bid unb Sanbsriff eingeheno 1es
priift. Die Serren informiren ith
iiber 5arbs, 9rObe, araft unb glaltl1
sitdt Der SSetern, iiber Die Jiille oes
9artes, bic GGnge uno ben 5luums
beIab ber 9artbalme, iiber Die Jorm
Der sSebern unb nod man6e onoere
NualitGtseissnItuftsn. Der balb'
runhe aopf Der Jeher lit linen Elm
3ei6en, baB lie bonn mdnnlihen DO
ael, Der iegmentartige aopf, oaB lie
bonn geringer geitdBten pstbItden
9oael Der fpiBs Sppf, bub lie pon Ell
Gem iebr iungen, in Der Wiaulerun9
beoriIfenen ober BON einem alten uno
trdnten 9oqel itammt. 2luh I6dBen
lie bic mdnnIiden Jebern lpegsn Der
befIeren 5arbe b0ber als bic pslblts
den, pie oenn Iberhaupt Die 9rpBen
Sliiuelfsbern bes Wldnnhens, neil,
rDIio peib unb bis All ieh3iq 3entlz
meter lana unb fiinf3e6n '3entlmeter
brett, als Die foitburiten gelten. Die
tleineren, esIprentslten Jlii9elfeosrn
baben idon geringeren gBertb, ebenlo
bic bonn Rumpf uno Die bonn Shipdn3.
Manhe Der lebteren iino bon ben Or
trementen beg 8p9el ongebrunnt, mas
ibren Wertb erbeblid perminoert. 2ll
bieie Sorten bahen ibre beitimmten
geamen uno 3erfallen in perihieosns
0uulitdten, oie Dem 5ahmonn geldu:
fla unn erfennbar limb. Der 8ertduT
Qeihiebt mad englifden 9iunoen in
GoIsn, bic nit tuuienb Shilling ans
0eTeBt Iinb. Nud 9etpi4t qeifNeb..
ou6 Der 9ertauf Ter noroafritants
Ihen Hebern in ben Siiftsnldnnern oes
mtttelmeeres. 3as umtpanoeIn Der
RohTeoern in einsn pnbartitel erfor'
BERT natiirlid einen Iangen 9erihonse
runqsproseb, sumul tpenn es lid I'm
oe1prentelte Gremplure banoelt. bic
NIT Acknowledgements betolorirt
,perben miifsn, nm irgenOeins 5arte
Wlppefarbe annebmen su tOnnen. Sc
beFer unb oeIamndpolIer Der 8erih0~
nerunqspro3eb ins Wsrt QeIeBt tpirb,
nm 10 mebr tptrb Der Dsrtb Der Sc
Der eeiteigert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
pokal-Dtrid)t
Nms ben Weri1tebDien.
6 BE 6eioungsz aIauen.

" Ve " eI u V u Y II.
Gua gurgber min bon i9rem Bats
ten Sobn gurgber geIbieoen iein,
neil berielbe iie uno ibre 3pei Sinner
am l. Wdr3 1911 perlaIIen unb Ieits
benz nidt mebr fir iie ssiorgt [ct.
Die gsioen beiratbetsn am 2. Sftoher
1907.
Belize BRADFORD, bic iih i'm :5a6rs
1897 in gopington nit Robert 8rao=
forb oerheirat6ets, itrengte cine Sfsis
bungstlage an, neil oerielbe lie uno
feline alpei ainber Dor 5e6n Sabren
i'm Std gelahen bat.
Sn Der Sdeibungstlage Der giiads
beth B. poblman gesen Geo. 90.
poblman jr., fpurb Der 2ebtere oez
tern angepieien, Der 9IGgerin big sur
grleoiguns bes Salles 500 glintente
per Wtonot 5u be5dblen.
Wegen bDstpilligen 0erlaiiens ror
5tpei Sabren tpuroe GitsGe +. 9i[lman
bon Ct. Bernard bon 5rant 5. 9iaz
man sei4ieben.
Qnna Serbian, beren 9dtts ofo6n
g. Sorban Dor einieer .3sit tpegen linz
teri6lagung na6 Der Reform Nnz
itolt eeffidt purbe, po er Iid ,est
nod befinbet, erlanste esitern cine
Sdeibuns unb Die Sb6ut iiber lire
bier ainoer.
Quf 9runb bon gli6tperToruun,
ipurbe Wtarie 2tlice 2aine BON osehn
u. W. 2aine. ben iie I'm Sabre 1907
beiratbete, seibiebsn.
2lus bemielbsn Grunbe erlanaie
Giteae &. gouns cine Sdeibuaa trn
Gilbert &. gouns. Die 9eiben heiras
tbeten inn Jebruar 1909.
gertba 8irbD, geb. poblmeper, pelz
DE iih i'm 5ebruar 1910 nit eeo. 6.
9irbp oerbeiratbeie, ipurbe bon semz
felben gei9ieben, neil er einige 9aae
nab Der 5eiratb unter Wiitna1ine
ibrer 6ohaeitssefhente unb Griparz
ntFs oerfbipunben it,.
Nnna aoh, 1909 Gin GtraBe,
ipuroe bon Soc aod, ben iie inn Sabre
1907 beiratbete, sefdieben. Sic ries
mad. Dab er infolse zines unerlau6ten
8erbdltniiies nit einem Mdbden nit
bem 9efebe In RonfIitt aerie.5 nnb
bab iie 1886 aus ibren GrIparniiTen
be3ablen muBte, um ibn lossue:Ien.
Gum Dant bufiir Iieb er iie inn Stih.
Reeeioerf6aft aufsebOa
ben.
Miit gintpilIigung aIler GlGu6iusr.
ipelhe iih bereit ertldrt baben, 40H,
fir ibre Jorberunsen gu aceeptiren.
purDe bic ReceibsrIboft iiber ben
v8oben Mrt Shop" an Der Race Gtr.
aufseboben unb bas @efhdft lpieb,r
IN bic 0Gnbe feines friibersn geIibsrs,
Irtbur 9ooen, seseben.
9 ha benerfab JGile.
Carrie gibion. NahIaBDfrpali,ri1
oes Jobn Gibfon, Der, ipGbreno er fir
ben slnitrtidermeiiter Sobu Gpsritt
arbeitete, bon elmer lhabbaftea aeittr
fiel unb fein leben einbiibte, purDs
ermd6tigt, bon Gperitt 500 in Gr!cs
biguns aller Joroerunsen 5u accept
rem.
Sames grob, ber am 5. guanit
1912 infolse Der ungeblihen 9laGfdi=
fisteit zines Ronbutteurs BON einsr
Gar fiel unb einen boppeIten 4rmz
bruh fofpie Werlebunssn i'm Riifqrat
er!itt. itrengte besbalb cine RIags iiber,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
StrauRemieoern aus gripOlis

Der italieniiAs stiirtifhe Gries, Der
nun Elm ploslihes gnbe sefunpen bat,
tonnte our 4nnubme elmer boben
preisiteigeruns Der StruuBfeoern Nm
LAB geben. Cine fol6e Gorge 1T ieboa
taum seredtfertist, benn ttitt cine
8srtheuerung Elm, 70 perben bapon
nur Die aIerfeinft1n Gebern betrDffen,
nidt aber bic sroben Mafen Der bonn
se5iidteten aapfrauB berriibrenben
Deoern. Was an Jebern aus 1ripclis
fir ben europdifheE Wartt be5ogen
Eiro. iemNt ebenfo 4pie bic aus 1uz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
GosIarer Sriei.
9pslur, "a. Sttober.

" y ' " 2 - -H' ~~A"~RShs
Dem @eIammtbilDe 9oslars aeben
bic alten 5bors uno 5eitungstbiirme
niht nur cine 6ardtteriitiihc Jeote,
lie trugen AUDI pefentlih 5u felner
S60n9eit BET. 2eioer bat nGs Iebts
Sabrbunbert untsr ben psbrbaFtsn
5boranlagen Der Staot itart aufges
rdumt: 8ititbor, Rofentbor, Glouss
thor uno Der 1burm an Der aiitbers
itrabe iinb ben u8ertebrsintereiIen"
geopfert, papen> unb Shmiebetburm,
bic Die syrantenberger &irhs ipir=
fungsDoll flantirten, finb niebergee
legt - fosor erit 1869 - unb Der
49termann fotpie Der bide 3trinssr
baben ibre boben ReselodGer einaes
babt. (Wenig 6efannt biirfse iein,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
NtittpodD, Den 6, Ssupember 1912.

9us er tie 0eI6ent, bos bic De-
mofraten Der gtatipn MAIDEN tonnten
uno IplIten, pGre Die 4bi6affung Ger
30lle auf 5letl9. Gs pdre AUDI Elm
iebr belehrenoes Experiment, gu beobz
ohten, rpie i6neu Die qretie berob>
neher lniirnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

geitatten, bDbere gretie gu erpre1en,
ais gum Qusgleid) oiefer Differen5
nptbDentds 1T.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Gloves and 'Kerchiefs in the Mill End Sale

FANCY SILK gloves. all that were ss
 and $2.5O, @1.56 WHITE AND BLACK silk gloves. le
 button length, worth $1.5o,
 SILK GLOVES, 16 button length.
 white black and all the liked col
 ors, worth $1, o5c BLACK AND WHITE silk, 16 button
 length, worth s9c, 65c CHAMOISUEDE and silk short or 1G
 button length, and lisle in 2-clasD style and all colors; worth soc, LONG OR SHORT lisle and ,hort chamoisuede, worth 25c, toc SHAMROCK and embroidered null handkerchiefs, sheer and nice. worth 19c and 25c, 11c WOMEN'S pure linen handkerchiefs. embroidered corner. worth 25c, PLAIN FINE pure linen for women, femstitched, worth 25c. He ALL-LINEN handkerchiefS for worm- en, hemstitched. 4c HEMSTITCHED handkerchiefs fcT men, nice quality, 4c LINEN Elandkerchiefs for men, splen- did qualify worth 19c to f6c,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Boys Clothing in the Mill End Sale

RUSSIAN and sailor suits for small boys, blue serge or fancy mixtures, worth $2 to $5, $1.26 to $S.9S WASH SUITS, wide range of colors, styles and designs, worth soc to $S, 20c to $2.65 WOOL TROUSERS and khaki and wash trousers, worth soc to $1.75,
 S0c to $1.35 CAPS AND HATS. summer weight and style, worth 25c to s1.75,
 19c to $1.45 SUMMER STRAINS, worth Soc. NIGHT SHIRTS and pajamas, coIors or white. worth soc to $1.
 30c to $50 BLOUSEs and shirts, plain or colors, with or without collar. worth A5c to $1. S9c to S5c ROMPERS, cut full and we'll made, worth soc to $1, 39c to 85c NORFOLK SUITS, linen crash or khaki, worth $1.50 to $3,
 95c to $2.65 BELTS, black or red patent leather. worth 10c. 5c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Sporting Goods in the Mill End Sale

LION BICYCLES, with coaster brake, the stores special wheel at $25,
 $21.5O ROWLAND TIRES. guaranteed. $s sorts, $1.65 BICYCLE GAS lamps, regular ss.5o,
 $2.20 VELOCIPEDES, ball bearing. regular $15, $1O CRoQUET SETS. several sorts, regu- lar $1 to $5. z0c to $4 TENNIS PACKETS, best makes reg ROLLER SKATES, W;nslow make, regular 35c to s2, 29c to $l.45 BASE BALL GOODS, mitts and gloves. regular 75c to $3.
 STEEL RODS. regular s1. sold here GUARANTEED steel fishing rods, de- tachable handle; $1 ATHLETIC JERSEYS, worth 75c to s2.50. s5c to $2.15 BATHING SUITS and Indian suits. lot of photogra phic goods, regular tumble of e1nall things for outdoor enjoyment, all at MiIl End Price. CRAWFORD MACGREGOR golf clubs at Mill End price. A new line of special goodness and in ex- cellent shapes, worth $2.50 to $5,
 $1.SO to $S.75 ALUMINIUM gunmetaI and Peerless clubs,- worth s1.50 to $2.75,
 S1.25 to S2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Housewares in the Mill End Sale

ENA1IELWARE, gray. perfect in make and finish:
 TEA AND COFFEE pots.. worth 25c. DISH PANS. 10 at. worth s5c, 1ec. worth 45c, 25c SAUCE PANS, 5 qt., worth 24c, 15c BERLIN KETTLES, at.. regular 5oc, 4-qt. SAUCE PANS. regular s5c: BERLIN KETTLES. 1a at. regular DOUBLE BOILERS. 2 at. regular S5c, TURQUOISE BLUE enamelware, Lal- ance & Grosjean make, white lin- BERLIN sAUCEPANs, at, regular BERLIN KETTLES, 8 at. regular TEA KETTLES, No: '. regular 75c. DISH PANS. 10 qt., regular 55c, PRESERVING kettles, 12 qt.. regular s-qt., PRESERVING kettles. regular sei TEA AND COFFEE pots, regular Soc.
 S5c RICE BOILERS, qt.. regular 75c, ALUsnNUM WARE of splendid qual- ity, kettles and covered sauce pans, 85c size, 48c $1 size, 5Sc ! $1.25 size. 75c GALVANIZED garbage cans, good and heavy. regular 40c and 75c,
 25c ahd 4sc ASH CANS with cover. heavy gall .vanized, regular s1.60, 95c : WASH TUBS, galvanized,
 regular soc, 20c regular 75c and s1, 4Sc and 69c LARGE GALVANIZED chamber pals regular 45c, ~20c FOOT TUBS, galvanized. regular 25c,
 15c. BREAD AND CAKE boxes, japanned. 5 sizes. regular S5c to s5c. OAK RoLL-ToP closets. regular s5c. FLOUR CANIsTERs,
 20 fb., regular 45c, 29c 50 h., regular 85c, 49c WASH KETTLES, 24 qt., regular 40c. WASH BOILERS, solid copper bot tom, extra heavy tin, regular $1.10, MRS. POTTS sad irons, regular s1.25 set, S9c BABBITI0S SOAP, cakes and l pkg. 1776 powder, 25c CLOTHES PINS, lot of 100, regular 10c, 7c ZINC COVERED wash boards, regu- lar 25c, 19c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, usually Sc.
 for Zoe TOILET PAPER, rolls or sheets, us- ually for 25c, for 25c BROOMS, light but good. regular 45c,
 
 LAUNDRY BASKETS, round, regu- lar 35c, 25c oBLoNG CLOTHES baskets. regular g5c, 58c. sELF-wRINGING mops. regular soc,
 3Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Umbrellas in the Mill End Sale

PARASOLS of silk, no two alike, handsome and rich, worth $5 to S7.50, $2.55 PLAIN and fancy parasols in many patterns and colors, worth S2.5O to $5, S1.69. CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, pretty pat terms, worth soc to $1,
 .3Sc and 45c UMBRELLAS, men's and women's, American taffeta, mission or fancy handles, gold and silver and pearl trimmings, worth $1.50s and $2,
 S9c MEMS SILK umbrellas, plain and fancy handles, worth $2.50, WOMEN'S FINE SILK umbrellas, carved mission handles, other styles with trimming of silver, gold and pearl worth $S, $1.79 FINE UMBRELLAS for women, silk detachable handles ornamented with pearl and chased gold, worth $3.50 to $6, $2.45
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Fancywork in the Mill End Sale

EMBROIDERED pillow-tops with material to complete embroidery, worth 75c and more, 49c STAMPED PILLOWCASES of good muslin, nice. designs, 42 by 36, worth 39c pair, S5c NIGHTGOWNS of fine nainsook, stamped in pretty designs. worth T5c, soc CORSET COVERS of nainsook stamp ed with attractive patterns. worth 25c, 15c LINEN CENTERs. stamped. p inch worth 29c, 22c RENAISSANCE SQUARES, IS inch, worth 25c, 17c
 worth soc, 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10

$500 Trimmed Dress Hats. ... .$1 .98 $500 Trimmed Dress Hats. .. SPAS $10 Trimmed Dress Hats ..... $S.9S
 All our better grades in Trimmed Hats formerly priced from s$1O to $50, marked at proportionate price reductions. Flowers, Fancy Feath- CTS, Ostrich PIumeS and Trimmings marked at less than half usual prices. 5Oc White Lawn Shirt Waists ...25c 75c White Lawn Shirt Waists. 5. .48c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
E.. H. DILLON & co.

examine him, Richard D. Geib, son of Dr. Henry T. Geih, prominent physi- elan of Stamford, Conn, was, today, committed to Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane, for the remain der of his natural life. On May 22, Geib shot and killed James Boylan, of Providence, R. l., in the furnished room house at 163 West 19 tn street.
 Boylan had come to this city in search of employment. So far as is known, Geib never saw him before. As he was entering his room, Geib
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
BRIDGEPORT CLUB TO ACT ON BYLAWS TONIGHT

The Bridgeport club will hold a quarterly meeting tonight at which important amendments. to the club bylaws will come up. It is desired that large attendance of members be on hand to participate in the meet ing as the proposed amendments are
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10

$1.12 White Lawn Shirt Waists. 75c $1.35 White Lawn Shirt Waists 9Sc
 Splendid values in White Lawn Waists .. .$1.4S, Sf.8S, $2.48, $2.9S
 All our Black Silk Waists, fancy Silk Waists marked at great price re- ductions.
 $2.5O Linette Long Goats for auto or
 SGEGGG WG&aT <. . P1ss&0
 street wear .$2. .9S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10

s5.5O Linen Long Coats for auto or
 street wear .$S.VS $7 and $S Linen Long Goats for auto
 or street wear ....... 4.98 $6 Pongette Long Goats for auto or
 street wear $2. .08 $S Pongette Long Coats for auto or
 street wear ........ $4 .0S SIP Black and Navy Brilliantine Long GOSHlSs SS.00 $S Reversible Ldnette Coats ...$4.9S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Notions in the Mill End Sale

CLARK'S best O. N. T. 6-cord sew ing cotton, worth sc, Sc KINGS 500 yd. basting cotton. worth Sc, Sc c. B. DARNTNG cotton. black and colors, worth 5c, Sc z DeLONG HUMP hooks and eyes, all sizes. worth 1Oc, Sc WINDSOR HOOKS and eyes, all sizes, DRRssM4kERs' sssa AXE best pins. worth F sso E fb., 10c PIN SHEETS, 360 count, imported, worth Sc, 1c ASBESTOS iron holders. worth Sc,
 ;, Sc TAFFETA seam binding, 8 yd. piece, ENGLISH TWILL TAPE, yd. piece. WASH BRAID, many patterns, s yd. piece, worth 25c and S5c, 1Ocl BIAS LAWN TAPE, 6 yd. piece. worth DRESS SHIELDS, guaranteed. worth 25c to 40c, l5c SHOPPING BAGS, strong net, worth 25c, 17c COLLAR SUPPORTERS, all sizes, worth 5c, 20 PAD HOSE supporters, worth 1sc, sHIRTwAIsT BELTS. worth 5c. BATHING CAPS, all colors, worth 19c and soc, 10c and 39o TOMATO pin cushions, worth 1Oc,
 sc SAFETY PINS, all sizes, worth 5c,
 Sc EAGLE PINS, all sizes. worth 5c.
 Sc LINEN CORSET laces. yds.. worth Sc, Sc STOCKING FEET, white and black. worth 10c. Sc CLARK'S darning cotton, worth Sc, F<,Ys Eo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
THE SMITH-SMITIIECO co.

of importance to all, relating particu- larly to applications for membership, mem bership regulations and delin- quents A Knickerboclxer lunch win be served at. the meeting and q cool room is guaranteed The meeting VIII begin at. 8 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
White Goods in the Mill End Sale

HEAVY BUT SOFT linen-finish suit ings, fancy crossbar lawn with em- broidered dots and figures, worth 15c yd.; in the Mill End Sale,
 1Oc FINE 36 INCH nainsooks and 32 inch shirtings mercerised stripe waist ings. worth 1Sc to 25c yd,
 DOTTED SWISSES of nice quality in several sizes of dot fine 40-inch lawn; worth 19c and 25c yd.. JACQUARD WASTING, mercerised especially well, worth 25c yd., VERY FINE NAINsooK, yard wide, FINE g INCH sHIRT1NGs, worth or 39c and. soc, 10c MERCERISED BATISTE, 45 inch. special value at 29c, 25c PIQUE of fine quality in short lengths and splendid A inch Sea Island nainsook of mercerised finish, worth 29c to soc, 25c BATISTE of fine quality prettily em- broidered with small figures, worth 69c to SEC yd., 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Nickelware and Lamps in the Mill End Sale

BATHROOM fittings, solid brass. heavily nickeled, Al quality-soap- racks, towel-bars, tumbler holders and such, worth 75c to $1, soc NICKELiED TEA and coffee pots. ex- cellent copper, regular 65c to 85c.
 4Sc to COG SOLID COPPER tea kettles with heavy nickel coating,
 No. regular $1, 69c
 No. g, regular $1.25, S9c % 4ri,o , o-sad sh. d portanae +, Wlsn .I a pead- ART DOMES, handsome patterns and ] varied, worth $6 to $16.50,
 $4.95 and $1O MANTLES for gas lamps. Welsbach or Lindsay, worth 10c, 7c LINDSAY inverted gas lights com plete, worth soc, 29c OIL LAMPS, fancy styles, central draft, worth $2.5O. $1.95
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
Jewelry in the Mill End Sale

SAMPLE LOT of plated jewelry from a big maker, thousands of pieces in all including:
 bar pins, scarf pins,
 pin sets, bead necklaces
 buckle pins, hat pins
 earrings, jeweled chains. mounted with fancy stones and in silver oxidized and Roman or rose gold, worth 25c and soc.
 10c and 29c BARRETTES and side combs, sev- aeral patterns, worth 25c, 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10

came into the hall from an adjoining room and fired Il shots from a repeat. ing rifle into the unfortunate man, killing him instantly. ~fs> court today that Geib had been insane for several years and that he had been an inmate of number of sani- tariunns.