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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
PADS AND FASHIONS

White Shetland veils are still in fa- vor.
 Long-haired zibelines are in again. Boucle cloths are back again for fall coats.
 Wool sponge cloths will be worn this autumn.
 Satin charmeuse is favorite gown ma aterial.
 Fuchsia will be one of the leading colors this fall
 Lace is more and more in evidence as a garniture
 The new felt hats are many of them tWo- toned.
 Directoire collars and revers are general in Paris.
 Belted backs are seen on many of the new raincoatS
 Nadine as hat trimming is in great favor in Paris.
 Broadcloths are coming in again for the dressier suits.
 Amber and pearl buttons are used on white satin blouses
 Embroidery holds it's own as an ornamentation for satin.
 White ostrich is still used in the stiff, tall effects on hats.
 Some three-quarter coats are of corduroy, lined with satin.
 Even laces may now be had in black-a and-white combinations.
 Button trimmings from wrist to el- bow are seen on long sleeves.
 Robespierre collars harmonize with the prevailing ideas in suits. With the fashionable deep collar, wider girdles are apt to be worn.
 The left side and front fastening is still used on the one-piece dress.
 Some of these vests are beautifully embroidered in oriental colors.
 Many of the new long, dress sleeves are set on a long shoulder line
 The smartest white felt hats are trimmed with feather tuTts, breasts, or wings.
 Evening bodices are very often out lined with line of strass or rhine stones
 Even when pleats are used on skirts the narrow outline is preserved.
 One piece dresses of black China silk have collars and cuffs of white or black net
 Some of the smartest suits being made up have fancy vests, often made separately.
 Ruffs of maline make pretty fin
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
TO COST s6,OOO,OOO
Plans For E7ectrification of Mellen Stretch From Boston to
 Providence.

A report from Boston announces &haf aA the ne1rt meeting of the Boston and Providence road, a subsidiary of the New Haven, plans will be adopted for Che Identification of the stretch of | tfe Shore Line road from Boston to Providence.
 The entire identification is to be with overhead wires and single phase alternating current. This is the sys- item that Is used on the lower end of the road and Is now being pushed from Stamford to New Haven.
 The proposition is to be financed through a bond issue. The Massachu- lsstts Legislature, at it's last session, lauthorized the Boston and Providence icorporakior to issue s, 100000 in 1 1-2 lper cent, z5-year bonds. This issue [ will be reduced to between $6,500. 900 and e, 900 900, the amount estimated as the cost of the Boston-Providence eiectrification.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Elias A. Tibbals has been named as administrator of the estate of Anna l., Tfbbals. his wife, who died recently. T. F. Cornwall and William Scof1eld were named as appraisers of the es-. tate
 James OHa1loran of the Bridgeport Gas Light Company has returned from the Thousand Islands and other points of interest, after most enjoyable outing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING
 GOOD TO EAT OF DRINK
 GO TO THE HOTEL ATLAS
N. w. c. A.
Philopena Party.

The club rooms at 1OS7 Broad street will be thrown open to- all young wo- men of the city on Monday evening, July 29th. A musical program of vo- cal and instrumental music by out of-town friends will be greatly appre- ciated, while the feature of the .occa- sion that will be most novel is the Philopena, Every association member is especially asked to come and to bring a friend. All will receive a cordial welcome and have jolly good time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

New Fork, July A-Deputy Comrnis- stonsr pougherty has had no hesita- uon at any time in asserting that some policemen were concerned in the boad murder of Herman Roeenthal, the gambler who was shot to death at 2. a. m in front of the Hotel Metro pole He knows the names of the men who rode up in the auto and shot the gambler, and he says they wiA be in custody soon. Commis- stoner Dougherty is No 1 in the pic ture. No. Is 'sBridgey'' Webber, proprietor oe a poker room on Sixth ayenue near the scene of the killing. The authorities say that Webber's es- itahlishnent was the meeting place of the rsnr. No 5 is Sam Paul, head
 of the Sam Raul association and the
 leader of an east side. gang. It is charged that the murder of Rosenthaa was planned at a picnic of the Sam Paul association.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
IDENTIFY BODY OF SUICIDE.

Danbury, July 25.-The body of the man found near here, decomposed beyond recognition, recently has been ideaSIffed as WiAiez: Shed, . sesA- ter. An empty bottle w-s--=. ce-ss-I.~- ed laudanum was found beside tft body. He was about 45 years old and leaves 3, widow and four children Iiv- ing in Newark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

four or. live days at a time every month,
 and SO weak I could hardly walk. I had cramps, back ache and headache, and was so nervous and weak that I dreaded to see anyon e or have anyone move in the room. The doc tors gave me medi- cine to ease me at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
FIRE DESTROYS OIL PLANT.

Wilmington, July .25.-A spectacu lar, oil-fed fire. almost completely de- stroyed the Marcus Hook plant of the Union Petroleum Company, near here. The loss will be -s great. A steamer moored at nearby wharf was consumed, the crew narrowly es- caned death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
INF'ANTInE PARALYSIS
 SPREADS IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo, July 25.-Infantile paraly- sis is rapidly spreading in Buffalo. Twenty-eight cases are known to the health | department, which is four times the number in the entire state last year. Three deaths have occur red, recently and more cases are like ly to be fatal. Twenty-Five cases were found in a comparatively small area.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

ALL IMPURITIES ARE PURGr<D FROM THE BODY BY A TURKISH BATH AT THE HOTE1.
 ATLAS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
SEVEN YEARS
 OF MISERY
How Mrs. Bethune was Re stored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound.

Sikeston, Mo. -ts For seven years I suffered everything. I was in bed for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25
THE" ONE BEST PLACE TO EAT
 TO TEL A T IL A $ PRIVATE GRILL FOR LADIES

Farmer Want Ads. Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

punctuated my last visit to the home of this spoiled darling.
 COUSIN PHOEBE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

Childrens Strap Patent Leather Sandals with red top and good weight sole These positively EE
 were selling at $15o /AC Sizes 4 to B. Now going at AUN
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-25

Womens 2 Strap White Canvas Pumps with Cuban heels and medium weight sole. Splendid value dsT nA at<$1.50. Most all sizes. N
 Now marked at........ VAeVV
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
!Hoboes See !. 2 Oh
Horizon Hit By Frost


The straggler, hobo, or whatever
you wish to call him The class that
always shows up about harvest time
raUldiy disapp pearing ne general
~ does with the first coming ct cold
weather. There Is a good demand
TOR threshing help, and the work
promises to run along well into the
early winter The great trouble Of
the last two weeks, Or during the
rainy weather has been, that the farm n
ers have kept many of their help on
hand and fed them during the dis.
agreeabie weather, and then as soon
as good weather came they disaps
peared. s'I
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
Lady Handed \ ! Lemon
10 Dot Cherlnan Band

The German band that was dis
pensing sweet n,isii ne strests
few days ago. met their Waterloo
at d residence III the north part OF
the city it seems the band was ser. ser.
enading the Tesid dsnces ith short
Punches, y, of popular music, such as =
They're All Doing Y, Doing 4. !. etc
and then the different members of
the aggregation would make q round VI
al the nearby houses and ask TOR mon
Ell Tor their nloosik a fferent
times when the busy housewife had
left her work and gone to the door s,'
I5to see what was wanted they We're
more or less vexed at the aoltcitat g
of funds for unsoli olicited music, ess
peciaily as they did not have time to
listen u 1T, the doing of the household
work and running u "a care Ct q
children who were Whooping with the
whooping coug One lady to'd fae 2
Big cherman with the hand - rs out
for money, that she aid not lEl have any
change, whereupon the felloW grun1t.
al Stingy, sting '' This riled tfle l''
little woman, ana eyeing her victim
she announced about as follows Say ~
mister, they need iota of men out e y
tfel harvest fields ana on tile thresh.
\ ing machines, and Il were YOU 81
wouId do ii, honest day s work ar' -
8 stead of bothering people with yoslr
music ana begging Tf ne lsles sneI' sl'
nan ducked
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03

Fna National Bank # atesto,sIni
Ban Bidder for Cty
Refundin Bo1d
WILL RI = IN 1 IllE ClT HALL 81 q


All members were present and after
the reading Of the minutes and aps
proyaI Of the same, the bids Tor re
pairing the city hall were opened
The Brickell construct ton COS Sid
being the lowest. they were awarded
the contract, their BID being $4,000.
Only two bids were submitted, fhe
other being for about s69s. 90.
The bids for the reminding bonds
were then opened. the First National
Bank of this city, having q bid III for
par and accrued interest, with d pre-.
Smfum Of s25. being the best bidder
their bid was accepted. The Mime
sofa Loan and Trust Co, Of ST. Paul,
MINI, had q bid HI, The premium be,
ing SIX. 90. l:sB
The Consumers Fael and Ice Co.
and Thomas McBath put Al bids FOR
supplying the city hall and library
with coal for the ensuing year. The
Consumers Fuel and Ice Co.'S bid be.
ing the lowest, II was accepted.
Ordinance No. Aas was given its
final reading, and appears elsewhere
in this issue.
A resolution increasing the street
I " e yea zss.a s
read and approved. .s
Commissio Countryman was n.
structed to see about the extension OF
water mains on South Oak street the
same to be done before the work of
paving was started
The commission extended the time
for putting in conduits water or sew
er mains in the inlpr royement district,
sixty days. the time originally set
having expired, and owing 70 a short
age Of laborers, the plumbers had moi
been able to get their work done,
This was approved.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
Must Have r er1nit 70
Shoot Ducks II / Pass

II zyon want TO shoot ducks on the
old Troeh pass at Chain axes here
after ypu will be compelled to have
permit, The pass now belongs 20
Charles Sheldon 81 this city who paid
hard cash for the same and ik will beI
necessary for al hun teiSs " whoSsyVanI
to shoot there to hrst obtain a permit
which win cost $3.50 Only fifty per
nits will be issued, see notice else
where III this paper
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
oRplkANcEN il /, /: 1 No Aso. 4

-
introduced BY Comm ssioner Bush1
All Ordinance angling and Fixina
the Amount Of Salary and gomrensa,
tion Of the City superintendent ii
Streets I
Heft Ordained BY the Board OF Com.
mlssioners Of the city Of Water.
town. South Dakota:
Section Tiiat the salary ana
compensation 81 the Superintendent
aof Streets. heretofore known aa ths
Street Comnlissio Of the city d
Watertown South dakota, ana the
time the same shall Se paid, II hereby
fixed as follows The ntendenl
81 streets, Salary $4,000 per year
payable monthly
Section That all ordinances and
parts OF ordinances in conhict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed
and that this ordinance Is declared Il
be for the support of the city govern
lnent and snail SO into effect ira;
snedtateiy upon its passage and ap
proyal,
Passed drst reading september 2s
1912.
Passed second reading September
so. 1912 Ssss sl
oved september "A ls1a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
Gould Have
Stock Commission . !

The attention off the News has been
& slirected eperal times to the adyans Is
s I atagss 3 @ thai haa for 4 stock q
ssI5 commission 1t this ,sint sl he gss ~ y
sSsuS rosssi faciiities could not be better E
sfiies oity, Montana has s. stock Y
,Ssonlmisai0h or a, rket that ia1 ore ol
tias M veFy best 81 & and n one 81 the most
succsessful in Tue ountl II Was NJ
started Oh i3is q srnal scale and lss lspw
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
I ! Col'ngr 81 ssillan Burk iii
il 4 Chicago Hospita


fhe friends ofs Congressman Burke
will be interested IN learning thai
the gentleman recently underwent al
operation at Chicago and at last xe
ports while not reeovering As fast Al
was anti tied he waB however do
ing nicely Songressman Burke hal
been ID poor health for Some TIM
past, and II Is ST. be honed he is nov
on the road to final recovery.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03

Nj. and Mrs. zs.I. a RansoI whlo
lliad li bsen visiting ii Rrpok okings ami
ttiiis city for some Hnle ieit laata 9weak
fos s, their home 81 Alden MINI
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
II sIt own IIlc I.
opsI I

The Natert own Comp
hals l pnrrh d the Iss ~ a I sloan
bbiidliIg on Eiysas1ss I'M 1l!S
SWil gFnr1oye K
abes IA mlds mont NJ
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03
ST 400 for Flax From
Thirt Seven Az res

sI4D0 from 80 ACRES
George KahI, Of this city. threshed
81, 400 worth Of nax from 81 acres
one day last week. This Il not a bad ba.d
piece Of money to pull 81 y small "a Al
piece of round.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-10-03

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
Membership Campaign
ITo;n.~Commercial Association.

= An suspicious beginning has been made in the Mem
bershp Campaign Of the Pensacola Commercial Associa
toni
ST. Petersburg Fla probably has the record Tor new
members in proportion 10 the population OF the city The
resident population is about 1000 5000 When the
membership campaign started the Board of Trade had
125 members. The campaign increased il to $50.
II is believed that Pensacola IS to set new record.
To do this and keep up with other progressive cities Pen
sacoa contains citizen who will shrk his duty or fail
take advantage Of the opportunity Of placing Pensacola
only in the forefront Of commercial organization mem
bershp but also in the lead in the matters OF public spirit
enterprise. and cooperation.
Join the Association today. Do not put It of.
Members of the Association wear your tag. Show
your coors and aid the 60 patriotic members who de-
voting two hours daily for the next three days in the de-
termination put Pensacola on the map and TO give the
Pensacola Commercial Association the to wage ef
fective warfare, in the contesrfoT port supremacy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Considerable attention is being niven
~ the press of me state 90 the an.
npunoement mat has been made ~
state Senator strinEcr 81 tho ninth
district that be win propose 4 consli-
tationai amendment providing for ths
Issue of MY mnlion dollars IN bonds
a. he used in Toe construction or T.
system of stats biahuaya
when BE- a understood that enc De-
tails % the nroozsvne senators plan
ate yst IL a chaotic state. b. has hecn
said fhat it Ia proposed to make TIE
state roads ~ arick or some other
permanent material and that they vul
sztrnd 10 all parts of the state. tonch-
iun the Htrategic piares.
Perhaps too little o. set known 81
Senator strinEor's plan Co justify bee
absolute approval bat De- has already
been argued fhat such q state system
~ roads would be the greateat pos
eihio thlng that could happen % Flor-
ida some ~ me state newspapers 81
e. Gar az 60 say that this would mrn
fhc egea 81 the enfire world ga f1orida
end that within a few years there
would n0t be an acre o. unimpruved
land In the bounds 81 the common
wealth.
o. NAV BE- truthfmU said that F1or-
lia win never have "a very large and
progressive population until an intel
uRent and comprehensive system Of
roads Ia adopted and. 60 an extent. put
into nac.
~ would be wei fur members ~ thc
legislature and ali other publi6 spirited
citizens 10 rive more study 20 the sub
sect ~ road building
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS
FROM FERRY PASS

Fern Pass NoV. is-The nsw road
connecting TIRE bay shore and Ferry
Pass roads has been cut throuEh ami
al that pa needed a. make Il pasKable
ia the EradinK which Commlssloner A.
Davis has promised % have done On
the near future. Then we think the
autoistH seeing the great advantage 81
would he Co them. win uork 60 have Is
hardened.
We feel a pride On the road a. Il was
through the untirinr and continued ef-
forts % two 20 our enerEetic ladies
that b was granted
The entertainment Eivcn az the
school house last Friday night was a
Ereat success. rrst. We had most ex-
ceiient music furnished hv the Pair
child and white orchestra. ~ Pensa-
cola. % whom We are greatly indebted
The efforts ~ the pupils were wei re-
cciVed ~ the audience and the aEricul-
tural exhibit was such a. IL seldom
seen az any fair Dick" White. of
Pensacola. feii heir e. the ~posHum up
q 'simmon tree. amd TIE lady who
owned The thoroughbred razor hack plK
was finally persuaded O. part with o.
though che hated 90. a. II vas such q
very nne specimen eight months Old
and weighrd hve pounds All of the
exhibits were nlcslv labelled. There
were willow plumes nom the ostrich
farm "a Ferry Pass. a fern from bur-
neo much resembling a bunch o. mus-
tard green's q pair % Rhode Island
red chickens mother and daughter.
also a black minorca which had not
iaid in eve years. sweet potatoes such
AZ are seldom seen on saie-a thou.
sand would easily nn a peck measure.
Tho siGe-shoua were wen patrou'Eed
and Thoroughly enjoyed. We sincere
ly thank those who were 80 liberal
with their uatronaEe.
ar. Emory and family have moved
into the old Bryars place on thc Ferry
Pass road
Miss Leonard Gates and Miss Bs-
Gambia Jones attended the entertain
ment Friday night and spent the week
end with home folks THE former is
teaching AZ Brent end me latter ai
Pine Barrcu
Scr. Drank Chandler and family have
recently moved into our nstEhboFhood
from Alabama. wishlnv % give their
children the advantage ~ cur good
school
Mt Charles Johnaon's little SRI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

suruhhad ths vsry hesh - ssForsly thaa IN
. short time ths aaected Hiarea vere ~
sors ! could susrosiy waik with any $50
o. cosnfors Ths PLACES wrra q soiid RAISED
up mass I would srratch tlle perta uniii
they ~oula blecd and get eona 4 trfod
home rcueaies but soi no Good, the itcnins
iuft keut 90 Ruttlng wuFwe. ] unna aoEne
saive which slmgiy uas no good 81 az.
a happened 30 SO tha Cuttrurn Soap
and Ointment ADVERTISEMENT and vnois fcr
Q frua sample Almost ne ma9ic ! cum-
usnoed gestina Feiiof ! b0ueht . toc. boa
81 Cuticura Ointmeut and soms CutieurA
Soap and I waa entirely curcd frum
turment that you'd be hard % describe.
Cslgued) W. p. wood. MAJ. Q. 1919.
Cuticurn soap f25c and Cuticura ONT
ment tsoc are sold throughout the wcrid.
LAborAi Sample ~ oach mailed RE-. Win 12-p.
book on ain ard scalp trouhles ADDE'S
postcard "Cuticura- Dept r. Boston."
n~Tender-fMccd men ahotlld usn Cuticura
soap shaving stick- 2tc. sample fro.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
Sad Plight of
Calamity Howlers.

Prior 20 The preslisftilai election the
bard of calamity houisrs. ciamorinE
for ne election ~ NV Tart we're vcrt
Ercativ e1ercised Or fear the victory
81 the democrats would be followed 81
. terrible panic Now since ne trium-
phant election az Mr. Wilson this same
patriotic EanE of republican croakers
ere equally A. highly wrourht up fsr
fear thia predicted business depression
49, not come
Admirers 80 enc late sfark Twain
ur remember that Ne used 20 say
whrn hs weut "a sea mat for ths fret
two ~ three days be was % siok be
frsred hs eouid die and aner that BE-
waH Ho nick be fearsd he would noi
a.. These republican propheciers q.
EVIL SIRE uvina m enc midst ~ simiiai
alarms Not the least % their trouble.
a. thsY vim ts snabls 10 say. Z told
sou 60"
IRE truth - there o. every ruasor
e. expect under a democratic presl.
Gent an even Ersaisr degree % pros.
perifr than ths country has cnfoyst
Under ~. Taft 90 course thia VII
be hrgriy dae to purely eoouemic rsa.
ems and not Co politics
uut me republicans wuf have 20 pat
en- Indefinite stop order 6n trade q
be- about that much TALKED Of Gem.
oeraur panic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
VoX POPULI.
ADVERTISE TIE PORT
WtTH MOVING PICTURES

Editor Pensacola Journal
% All the people who have On The
past fsw years become interested in
Fcnsacola a. a Ercat harbor. as q great
port there are only a very few who
have any real practical knowledge n
either the tKtent 90 the BAY Or ths
depth 81 water over the bar. Now
outside of thu climate that ne can
ccrtainlF haast o. the unrivailed lanl
locked harb1r win tfs deep and easily
traversetl bar, forms our most valu-
able asset
The wares On merchants store can
yield him No profit unless be makes
q known % others what he has % eel.
and the wider he scattcra this know
ledge the Ereater u1i be his trade.
it ir equally true that n We shall
make the mcst a. tho natural facili-
Ties FOR handling q great volume ~
ocean going tonnage we must 81 the
world know Of an And that brings
me 10 the point % how best % let
this he known. In a word fho moving
picture.
A. you know. four Of Uncle Sans
finest haitIsshirs are expected here
early this week. Cant We induce "a
. d
come here awain and take pictures %
these giants q the deep. not simply
a. they Do ~ anchor in the bay. bat
better sin a. they are coming ever
the bar one after The other. not in "a
slow. tortuous way. but coming up
with "a coed head OF steam. az if they
had nothing % fear. The last pictures
that were takan--of the Florida
tful and striking. and from the stand
point ~ what society wants and usual
iy gets. @ vas a success. but 20 the
man who .finks IN terms - tonnage
and fathoma and o. the incoming and
outgoing commerce. - the vast poe
slbliities AM probabilities that ere
next year ~ two may bring ~ what
"a big figure this port must soon cut
{ in maritime afairG both a. DC effects
the merchant and the admiral 81 TIE
big navec." the man 90 whom q breath
. ~ salt sea e. ike new wine. % 30 n
q man those pretty pictures wcrs q
keen disappointment
somc ports have had more ruhliCi v
than water. but with Pensacola q tE
I the ether wav about Her lights hat q
I been bidder under = busheL her
F AMNFaHNM nave NfNA NNNNWAa NN INV
.hr picture fas put nnnny en- obscura
town On ths MAP. and there a. many
a map that las Go us who know.
Z made Pensacola conspicuous ~ itg
absence
~ Be- possible that q good MOVING
picture company might hesitate a
take such pictures where the social
and human eide % iife h not more
prominent II that is the case tha
Commercial Association could take hold
n the matter and very probably fn-
duce that body - public spirited men.
the bar Pilots. % Cooperate 90 the
extent ~ allowing the picture reon'a
90 take the hatticships as they come
Iu. from the deck ~ their steamer.
Pilot 10 ia certainly hgmiliatlnE 20
have. slurs ahd doubts cast upon thts
harhor b. rival ports. and even ~
men who are supposed % to poate
On such matters. and you know Tiers
la something wrong when the presl-
Icut of our commercial association
MuHm Mfmaanff fsnnffs4lf.sH "a w.wEfn "a