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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Compound Lard ac
trcnmrfy iiuitcr. a4c
tes,h ms ou in btsis. CSC.
chill Pepper, per D.. Jee
sweet Pickles Ia kegs. t5asis.be
h~eet Pickles. In bottles. ti.25u
$500.
Sour richlea, IN kegs, ~ b0ffsS 90.
Sour Pickles in hotiica. 9scff g2.sO.
Rice popcorn. saeiied. per W. 7c.
Sugar. grAnnlAted. per 100 !bs
is.7k.
Dried srults.
haisins. loose Muscsteiioa per
o.. 81.
nalsias. London Layers. so-lb boxes
l,cr box. o. 30.
kNaisgrsied Aprlra per ih fRr
Fancy pcaehca. pef ~ rye
Fancy Apriools, per 10 i7r
Choioe ssAporA'ed pears. per 10
lie
Frunes. tO-fos. per n. re.
Prunes. Gp-Tob. per ~. Toe.
Frames. s0-sos. pof ~. FHn
PFanss. so-ie0s. per 10. se
A@ffAnta. ancJ Imported. ~ o.
.sitc.
Fc~d Prices.
na'r. per haahei. soc
Hay. per ton. ga 90
Hay, alfalfa. peg bale .sEc. per ton
$50 90.
firsn per SAGA. fts1
ohupa Eef Esfk tllb
Cotton sssd mes. ser saes. ,iss.
Rice bran, por ton. f1s 90.
Flour. ts-ib ssck. per hhl Sc 60
Floor. tS-lb. aAck. 8 40 10 bbi. i0ts
per hbi-, t5fD.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Nrci omt with Confederate
Creos 81 uonof aiao upustun United
Confederate badge slsa leliff ~ m
uoisaiion ffom San Antonio. wan pal
Toward fot rriaru "a ihis oairs NYI
care Cali.f ga. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

hUairan collars. fFM
goA,fnmrnl i.nnda firm. ssiirna
bunds ifrsrniRr Mpnst so csii STEADY
~ ngnps ruling rftc. ~ siUs.nE bl5.
- offered. D
Time i0iut stronger 30 dssH. 81 - s
De days. /. sssi,t "a inaniAs ~ sfob
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

~rHsFF4~~--znn~~-~~~a1e~~a
9ANrfFuWA. X. =. Aea rsfThr
ilfnnlai Summtr HeFtmhli ~ ihr
l'fianaT utnrfal c.nf1epse w which
setsn iroth mpeiluHs slo paitlennl,
ius ulaus~i "a rlieNl4n4aa ts.Ias amt
win nhtlaon until NsiHlphe = flef
llriouS fslnehilsn has lstn seiptie,i 40
thr rflns lral suhlof o. alsrpHton,
i'fsanlnlni aHlonH Az sshrfuled apssA
eta ais ~ 1ohn ~ dnhnm - Neas
,s,iss ualtsroils. i'nF i'sm ~ f,essNaa
"a HNAfihhnfo ruilsse ftrnt 9hHnse
A )ethirs ~ thr iinlforai1 ~ fiilea.
&c. Amos i'teslrq % New faA aud
Yllttf " stewart " lli.pnla'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

The folloNing quotations we're CIV.
en- cut yesterday by lccal wholoaAi-
ere.
Fresh Fruits.
Oranges. California valencia. per
box. $500
Colorado apples cholc, new crop
81 s90te0o per boa
bananas, per ID. Z see.
Lemals. Fancy California, per bon.
te0a
Lanes. per basket. soeusi 100
white Thompson Nr,ilesa grapcs. rcr
t-btskCi cfata. fl4A
Ho~f i'sfu Elnfi Nripea. per t-haskai
gflflf 4 Az
Pears, California nsrtiefiA psr bon
ITg
California Flums. PER- rfair. o. 70
1rai~A California MsiaeA. s-Laaket
crate. t2oo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

~ 50 rsnis . poand ~ith I4eiWlsira
~ go
Aurim o. - Mc~nfais ehtfiff n
Caf,eii county. and uossfFv NiNrf "a
laaainG osaldsni ~ lhai ii,uniY, aft here
ga bnaiaese hhrfin Memorials SAYS
nat lssnnsf Grain stuF ALL ~ falap1
ti,ls yras in tia g,unti, bat ibel tiss 80
,nn efAp "a nef ~ ~ ihs rtepdefi
fan Anafin Nsatif an sfen hpsat''d
osllaa sloAcrs have been slllpllpa ffvtn
Nan AnasIV a. tpri TeaaS gslnlR ~
ite iasi rrsffsi dpft. HrfntH fDr
piAnlnrs hs4s seea heft vrRiur iaisW
rrs ~ 80 % other ise4ss a. plos spftsn
How niadllnH fpifnu closed tuesday
"a iNa i.flt,ti i..4i saasAsiA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

New Fors -gvlrne msrr2niiis popsf
Se1n, Sterling exchtnGt STEADY. with
acfuai huH8nera Ia h&rAerr biils A.
4s4sEa or - saY hiiis and a AZ "a
fur demanA
CtsnmffciRi htils- tA1%
lar s.lscs. sik
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29


California white potatoes. per bash
Colorado Head Lettuce, per dozen.
o.
Celery Colorado. pr dozen stalks,
D..
sa,orase Cabbage axe per ~
coleIl..io snap hcanA Pef -s-ut'shel
basket. flfo -
RhubArt, gser pound sc
Coipraao csuliflBwcr, par ~. Zoe.
Colorado beets. per durnn bHncl,ss
tec
Colorado ,urnips per aonsn ssnehSs
co.
caloraao carrots W. dozen bsnrhss.
ser
cuioraao Raahhs. psr dozen bunch
g. acc.
Colorado cseiflhbera per dossn. see
color@do onions per dssaen bunchss
sec.
Tomatoes pr f-baske, crate. ti2s
Sweet pepper. par s-bsskst crate,
TEE.
erspcty ssnsric~.
Cheese. fall cream Daisiea. per ID :,
sec.
Ricc. extra fancy head. per 10. 81 I
Rics. fancy head Per ~. Tss
Rice. fancy 1aRan. per %. Nc.
Beans pink California, per 10
81 70 81
Peanuts fancy I1mbo gsr ~ sHc.
rsannts fancy Nc I. per ID 7sc
ReanusS No. -. per a. Sc.
Esen FER ease. candiea. fs.fe.
ewAfrs s,remium Hsrss 49,
fFpAkfNsi Karnn. f7H@7c-
tffpon btl1ies lkAc.
I'm }&r1. i1he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
Miscellaneous

STEVENS iiiDE GO buys ~ aina,
Of tldcs. hair aud wooi iogo i.eop.
ara street E.ai.lm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

ph%sfsaiiena iaArn ~ = ~. VAN
,neudisp lnna Aurusl a. isii,
rtaiians l4e
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

tpH NrNT q acur ~ iaus aud q
ave reem catl.Fo e.si ~ f,ui Cvurl,
for pauisuistr lnquif, iinmsr wnmsoS
'a phone fif st1s.u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

lit Lowest temprtaingv last ulnhi
ssl etna ,el~'i,s 90 rse.-lpisailan Ia
lArt swsnii feng h.sfr
sss&Ni'H H. rsANE
tsucal fosccaafst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

KANHke. CITY ksa. Aus ~ Cat
lio ~sts s1nsaf ~ sra e1nis ;4rer
~ thf essea ~ ,ha Aastetr l.,,is,. With
skpaff st<af~ selists p<5sVioss
fhs ber nssfkst ranged ftum 3 ~ -
rsn,s ie~er. pish hcAyses Niiink of1t
4ftt
hhss.s sssmeu ~. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

iei ths csnsf iie,aid classified sd
srFairs DO Sour ~orh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

tlrsf sories four notes. fayr fifto ne.
cured 10 l4u atrf rnltuu iIfm ~ srhnsi
land. b miles southeast ~ NtlfuffLfs n
artcsan belt. tri - 80; ,-tii fuFfatn
we'll uu ulsrr tlu thlr ians t2N4 per
acre n aue the State in 81 svtrr lad 4
per cent ihg Farm ~ sImIinf hnd as
iU4unE bearing Hns hit bale ptf trae
fhiH pear This place nNf ffrnod last
gcar a h. Wei uarth ftOoa in ft0eg
SECOND series rirhi notes. face fift1.
. aNa tifNN plnr rufHnbfHntf uu place
xntittrr ysi duo. Tho first nuru tiue Ma
- tho tfssa ain take sstrs 90 the nrrt
notes ~ thc SLICE. stii nuy on thlr
pitey. Secured hy wrh improved 10
arrp farm miles ttri from falfufrIa0.
with ifrHhiian piant cnnsistinp ~ N,it
500 fccl deep with Inch casing. Nsttl.
fiaiuf in surtscc aud tAno WiuHmi li
uuitf owner aiatut ~ rAtfud Irfirs +.
tian plant sud build ahhufun 90 hourt
Wee vurih ftpun lulUif, y Mfshs
lio,dl ifaafriss 1fhas S-2stsi
WANTED A threo H -four foum fur.
nishcd cntiare. CLOSE in lnnE time. rca
s',nabla rsIL Adascsa Ian II X. care
Callef k.ea.N
A.. - - =. !. - =. =.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
LATE MllKEI RtpoRIs


NEw oRI.f.Ann. H.. Aus. "a Cot
80 cls.esa east a. oee ssebsh as~n ~
iaY. PASTURES wsrs :,asslf sls.aS a
~ Sltea. and "a act aessIfss ~ -four
/. astsn fsiftzss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

foR SAi.f sand aad gravel Tor
sid,~ ais Ana hoiidinF parposcs An
osdcrs xaarantcvt A. kohutek Gravel
Co. Themastoh. fosas a. 2m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

l'oH sAl.E AAA ea~s i1sone 80
-. xstf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

NAN TED Fufi eI,flunCcd ri-,k
20 Do Feneral housewafhi best 81
NuFeH paid Apply "a 1901 luucaf
strrif of telephone fet k.4k-H
H.H...a..aa....al-
WANTED Two haus.lorrine s...,u.
Ca thr winter mi.ts hs eisan aua outlet
W care 'nilpf sz1tgt
WANTED To- harruW money o. the
extent Ht ID }'cr cent ~ icss 20 ihrif fast
tiuf un ttuuuf item nnIrn ufsiflna Der
'n flnsl'rs lh'n NOTES. hr4fing psf
scent nd fri ius Fatt ~ nuirt f,,.rt
tenfn ~ rtf cent uf less ~ value ~ tho
land Nhah sfcuf,s insm so Use i,an Il
Am aHfina for ID sN rsf cont uf i.sp III
the faiuo IS Tho sscufny
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

M hatr q nutnf1oI a ietst and Nssl
f4,ini uuil1Iur iit& reil tap,l1d nitnf
l,,tlrf lt hN tuf ~ fhr mtnrY,
fp~ ASA tlAnA cay frlni lnia fricrs
ana NHoaIlfs 90 Atf,i|tstfsh fhfsN
fl4tt ftni Ai.a : En-r ~ 80
mo PLACE. l,NS A NOME
F,soW rsfl1an4 nts tfHnn
fttfhty ntrHtfa nrulp vel taktfa.
"a ane ~
Nudtfp tnnaainw. neat " 80 -
fiIaln knlut. naitins AitfNupe f1ttn %
rosn no.lfrn hnr@Hir~ tttrH -
fnfnIHHsi tnfat So tent 80 20
uufufnlche,i hrlns ~ rat tkeno
ocGN lAkpi alAcs lAnpl
Nv i>nd n kNu Klrs q fisht You Ill
hu, this land
A, HAcSNrr lANo 90.
Near The lyflt. l'laeses ga Aad A
t.fa,tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

tnii SALE iio,re s1h cornof Doe an
Mssquiie street nc,r court house
bsFealn Apply a. 81 a. sasare roem
~. a. g Ma f.ati Nfttf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
w anted

WANTED People 60 aunW the Gull
Commission co. gft Chtparfni ~. has
"a han5 IA an times fresh fish. csFr.
chickrD~ Ninu VEGETABLES. We deliver
ans place iihuno fth 7 80 lni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

roR rAt.r ~Taps" rins aare rintsYs
hunle nns han miir east fr.,m fhs tvN st
- ialfeFrisf g. d ia che hiehesl s~r
IL FruuDd iu iAAi Ntol staaNlgt Alf
firtfci Niih ihf sNrprtinh "a lfV lftcs
90 recommendation tisk nov nnitH tsi
itrt safn tnd tenant huens iinuufnE
safer in houte on ieNn in lsatu lst ana
~ pasture tdteHaue. afa'h r. nov usssd
wish me place. tfhe acre ~ ofaness
spd man, sfi,rt Eftfis1 rrapss sN ihf
pl,sc DOING we'll irior u tiSge N Sold
NuIfh fHf Nash ~ urariS "a cash
= az iinn reu mf fnNf mari semitic III
hds e. drive ~ ride NntFf huErs -ad
icrstf eoa q wesley iiaot tauuf
riaa TEXAS ArEtfNf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

biR SAM a. bafsln. nsar, n'~
ruNfsr tiit saHrei ava hars.rs ArriN
to a. n a. ear, Cslisf k.gi a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

ste ranere feet urtesi.-i ne sr'ha,d
irar,s pimmn cunntf Tcsss ~ ted
doilafs ls-hisi ffsc Agenis wanted.
The Ashof,on VS. ufvhafds ComDsn, {.
San Anionin TeAae ksgs a.l.st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

souTH uLUFF LOIS Near car line.
eradei street ciiy water. bigh. dis and
icNel Only giSo casy payment 90 %
FASH ana SO % por raontb No l,Acs
nof Hicrost 4 few desirable cast
front eorner, Hinctt cir over, 90 min
uies hse ~, iifasl,f A CO. owners
OVER inFhams dfuG ss,na
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

v a. nsfnass. jf.--Rssl tstsss
90 afTco "a undtf sulilt atitn. ftssf
= rsfm tunAaih~ one miif from Mtf
csaeu snd go ths Mesxo.ies iffirathso
sHHtl Ne AuNt csfp ehrihss n fatns
~ MT dpwn tnoff fiNfte ptr arto
buys thls harH~in terms ~ - hNfN' 4
uintu
NDrihNsai cnfnef ~ isuElnrHs netfr9i
aNd considered rhalrt auaiiifra pi,,psf.
if ulmpnfiuita inNfi ha ictt house, stld
ontInusef un pfupffft. tifp1u.uu hufH
fhin uAffain ihst nh'.eih hpbhlf in value
BEL fht near fNiufe Tffma - pee taall
liatanfe } q \ Nttfr. af iaf cent
Barn. ranch ana fltY nfapffif n are
rlaiiN iibnne iof Address ep1 Nft.
auHs Ali. a
Tlp NNfnTDllH am uffriirr a bio
ifaii "a agricultural iHnn. tlsEarf lu4
fatlna - q pflir I ihinh mHNrn q nv
itenl inteagustni lu Teas tpiti Can al
and 81 me tot zoe about y. T. q 'A.lt
inns CO., dfpuaito a. tAA' ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

fslN SAt.N t'seifet.ie fs,si1cnct srt gt'
frst fr,su ii.s,h Hotel facinx sa,ah
AIa'is Horne AnafimrAts. slim
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
CLASSIFIED ADS in THE CALLERHERALD
Bring What You Want-When You Want It

II You Want Help. Want Job Want TO Buy Pin. OF
Circus Tent. OF Sell one-This Page is The solution
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

W&uMnsD ysNN cam.
frum linton t,spot on railroad
Avn.
ress<-Ne~t<ss q. a.
Leave fas t.sfv'io. ~,
Arrives from Laredo. s.se.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Leaves fsr Galveston ana Iiasele~
$50 O. ~.
l.ssss. fer oslssssaa and Ilesslsa.
90 % n "a
Leaves tor rsasssnis aud nsovps-
Vile. t.Ao q. NJ.
leave. Coz Nlas~snl> aud nFovus
sl'i,. sut y. nj
Arrives tram iicusscs and 0Alss~
ton. fflb q ~
srnss from ncsssen ana caIvss-
ton. eil5 y. IA,
Arrives from Drovnss,iis sud
kiHesvlile. 1910 q "a
Arrives tfum peoNnssiiic sna
klaHssllls. rihS " M.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
= a. a A. =. ~.
ii \ 40 A q dxnAi. YlxNl

rrom 4 "A A . depot. 7ts~s
and Anhfey streets
i.es.es fss Rsn Antonio. Waco ssd
tiouttun st8n q NJ.
Leaves for nan Anfonic. 1870 y. N.
Leases Tor Van knionio. Waso And
Houston. Stis y. m.
Arrives from Nan ka,onia. waco
sad ilogstan D. ~ .. N
Aulscs ffem Han Ansoais sisQ D.
m.
Arrives from nan Ansopios Vase
and Houston 400 .. "a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

C. C. sfovr RUpAlR co.--ssp..rs
ses hind 81 steve - fseas IN. steve
nesses, sft wesss~ fheNs oi.
80 i,ne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

rlR sNt.r ifs sefvs hirhiy imrrot
r,i iarm ga Nuoets ttNss. ~oai - s,ei-
allen lstAs 80 arfts under ruliiNafil.n
NNltnsld rrvps ~ fsen. Ci.sfon and
seEetal.irs every Nrtr iirr a.itl,
u,,s,t hcasiuul hsattiu. f'sa, terms
lcifEain. tos rhct,~ sud So dcs,rips
iico % fosd a Chambers. tit charaf
tel ~ & - RIMS ~ lisa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17
Women Ask For Restoration Of
 Army Canteen

New York. Jan. 17-Mothers. wives. sisters and daughters of men in the United States army all want the can teen given back to the soldiers. ac- cording to Mrs. James B. Burbank, wife of Brigadief General Burbank, U S. Al, retired, who spoke yesterday at a largely attended meeting of women under the auspices of the National League for the Civic Education Of Women. She declared women who know the conditions in the army with out the canteen demanded it's return in the name of morality and temper ance
 A number of wives of army officers and several c1ergymen, including the Rev. Edward s. Travers, chaplain at West Point, also urged the restoration of the canteen.
 Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and other leaders In the movement which abolished the canteen in 1901 were arraigned with such epfthets as ignorant fanatics and "well-meaning but blighted wo- men"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17
POINTS OF INTEREST.


Now Is Your Opportunity
 to buy warm reliable fur scarfs, fur muffs and pony skin coats at about half their value, at P. H. Dillon & Co.'S, 1105 Main street.
 Souvenirs to Be Given at Concert
 On Thursday night the Atlantic ho- tel will present to all in attendance at the Grape Arbor Grill a very pretty souvenir. The occasion is Souvenir Night" the management utilizing this manner of showing it's appreciation for the liberal patronage the new grill room has been accorded since it's in ception on New Years day. The ev- ening will be made pleasant by the quite unusual program to be given by the entertainers. direct from Max inns palatial restaurant in New York city. Manaeer R. F. McNamara of the hotel brings these artists to Bridgeport at a great expense, but he insists on giving the people of the city first class entertainment and res taurant service at all times. "Sou- venir Night will unquestionahly be another record-breaker for the delight fully cosy, new restaurant in the Ats lantic hotel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17
Fairfield County News.
May Mean Extension


 The appointment of commissioners to assess damages for land taken by the railroad company with a view to improvements on the New Canaan Branch points to the speedy consum. nation of plans for double-tracking that line. While the company has not disclosed its intentions. it does not seem that double-tracking would be entered upon merely to accommodate the limited business of carrying pass sengers and freight between New Ca naan and Stamford. The inference is that the branch will be extended, per- haps to Danbury or some other point establishing a new connection.
 Corporation Certificates.
 Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary:
 Flynn & Powers Company, Incor- porated of Bridgeport, $5,00O capital authorized; incorporated by Thomas F. Flynn. Michael J. Power and Ma poleon Razotte-
 Woodbury Mobile Transit Corpora tion of Woodbury: preliminary certi- f1cate of dissolution.
 Vigilant Corporation of Stamford; !; preliminary certificate of dissolution
 The Mutual Hat Company of Nor. walk: certificate of amendment before organization f certificate of incorpor- ation, showing authorized capital to the amount of $5o.0O0; also showing that the company will start with $1o, 625 ca21ta1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17
MEETINGS OF
 WOMEN'S CLUBS
 FOR THE WEEK
WEDNESDAY.

9:45-Design, composition and craft classes, Art League rooms. 1O:0O-Wednesday Workers, South Con- gregational church parlors- 10:15-Wednesday Morning Art Club, hostess, Miss Chary c. Smith, s54 Park avenue. 2:O0-Ladies' Sewing Society, First Baptist church parlors. 2:00-Ladies' Aid Society, Second Bap- tist church parlors. 2:5o-Ladies Aid Society. Peoples Presbyterian church parlor. S:00-Woman's Auxi' 'iary, Park Avenue Temple, vestry rooms. S:00-St. Vincent's Hospital Training School Alumnae reception. Co., lonial ball room.
 THURSDAY. 1o:so-An day missionary meeting, Congregational Union, North church 12:3O, Luncheon: 2:00, afternoon session. s:oo-Keramics class. Art League o:oo-MunicipaI Art class. Art League 2:oo-woman's Beneficent Society. South Congregational church.
 FRIDAY. 1o:OO-English Literary Club. hostess, Miss s. M. Leverich, 525 Clinton avenue.
 1O:oo-Lace and Art Embroidery, league rooms. 2:oo-woman's Guild. Christ Episcopal church, parish house. 2:30-King's Messengers, First Baptist church Darlors. 4:00-Authors' Club, hostess, Mrs. John
 Wooster, A Park street 8:O0-Round Table, hostess, Miss Mary
 Walker, 113 Harral avenue. 8:O0-Musicale, Ladies Benevolent So- ciety, First Congregational church. Chapel 3:O0-Wednesday Morning Art Club, Mrs. s. M. Garlick. Tea. 3:O0-W. c. T. U.. 2S9 Gilbert street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17

veIvets in bright shades are the lead CTS at present.
 Wide and very beautiful silk ribbons are being used freely. Satins, single or double faced, and changeant taffetas are smart for dress hats, while the moires and gros-gra.ns are being pleAt- ed into fans and other devices for stiffer hats.
 Roman striped ribbon is also being used and is very effective, if not ov-
 Among the handmade hats with which the market aboundS, none is smarter than the rakish looking tam, or students cap. This fits very snug ly and has to be drawn forward over a closely coiffured head. A large pla- teau might be converted into such a , tam, but it would have to be of very soft, pliable straw The high numidi aigrette with a pasted base of warm brownish red feathers is stunning trimming-The Millinery Trade Review AIGRETE PLUAdAGE ANYWAYS F,A-
 VORED.
 There are, speaking of aigrettes, quite a number of substitutes in the market for the heron aigrette, but where the latter can be sold it is, of looking aigrette is made from brfstles. dyed all the smart shades, and then, os course, there is b'ondine, 'numidi and those of grass which, by the way, in the ribbon grass, can hardly be called imitation aigreteS, but nevertheless are very smart. Goura and paradise, not being heavy looking, will be used for the handsome Spring hats, and ostrich in beautiful colOripgS, and both curled and uncurled,5 is also a prominent feat ure. Feathers are used on pressed shapes, particularly those having high crowns, and as in the Season past, they add materially to the height of the hat.-The Millinery Trade Review.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-17

on the rocks which fringe the shore al ano with canopied pillars of stene 4oFm1ng archWays to the waters edEe. t sne building is a striking sight. It IS four stories in height. The entfre affa1r. with the exception oF foJD[7sS U ttOn n. ana pillars. IS Of wood. some of phone for nearly all of the forty rooms, and some beautiful stsfrs9 slass WlndoWs. Tapping waves strike upon artificial banks arranged about beautiful swimming pool. Many of the rooms, especially on the first floor, where are the dining rooms. re- cepuon rooms, and library are Joined by arches. and all are finished in eT- pensive wood. It is estimated that the oulio1ng with the grounds. when com pIefed will cost about $125.o0o The building. 1t Is said. could not be erect- ed for $65.o00.
 Taxation in Norwalk
 The following from the NorwaIk Hour, affords a glimpse of how prop erty is taxed in that town:
 Can you imagine 8 state of affairs existing where an eight acre plot right in the heart of the city of South Norwalk, containing material for 500 The owner of the eight acre lot is at the present time suing Gaza Hidu, miikman, for the hay which he cut off the lot its tough when property on Washington street is assessed for $90 a foot and sells for anywhere from $200 to $500. Charles F Sher- wood owns a plot of land which i7ss between the tracks of the Danburg and Norwalk railroad tracks and Lex ington avenue Of the tract one and quarters acres are assessed, the re- mainder doesn't appear in the taR book. There are fully eighty lots in the property and lots in that vicinity are selling for $500 apiece. etc.
 Unconscious in Snow
 Overcome by the cold. George We1ch the nlghtWatchman at the poWerhouse of the Danbury and Harlem Railroad company, near the Danbury Fair grounds. was found lying in a semi conscious condition Sunday evening. II is believed that WeIch turned over i ping into a hole. It was found th7t the man had suffered considerably from exposure. Dr. Bronson said ne believed the motorman discovered him just in time. for his condition was ser ieus when he was found. He will re- cover.
 Between Two Feather Beds
 The people of Roxbury. Stamford, were out Wednesday,, securing the countryside in scar of Miss Margar- ct Crisp, r yea's 3f age, who is un- der the guart7t 4ISnip of Mr. Alvin S. Reynolds. This girl, according to Mrs. Reynolds. has done all sorts Of pranl-s Just as Mrs. Reynolds was thinking of informing the police, she went up stairs to make another investigat ton, and in the attic noticed two feather beds one on top of the other. in O manner she had never seen them be- fore. She pulled them apart and there lay the missing one. eurled up. fast asleep.