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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
ZPRAvY POLITICKE.

hbugEHt' lfVhUlihHIlH DbUlt'
ho iowskeho okrsku CresloD IA.
sedajfc1, chvalila administered
Taftoyu o zyolila delegaty pro nej
instruoyan6 do narodni konyenee,
Demokraticka statnf kon.
yence v kansasn, zasedajicf V
flutchis0D.. instrn0yala 20 delegh-
"a 2 kansasu do baltimorskt koD.
vcnce, ably hlasoyall pro nomiDaci
Champ Clarka jestIi jcho nayr.
zeDi bude nemoznym, ably yrhli
sve hlasoyali pro WIlsona bIaso.
vail pro nej Ia kdloubo, doknd by
delcgace dyontretinoyon yttsinou
nerozhodla jinak.
- Vzdor tomu, ze statDf yybor
rep. strany Oklahoma dosadiI
ysechny kontestujfci dclegacc Taf-
tovy, byla jeho snaha marnou a
oklahomsti republican, pdjdou do
nhrodnf konyence blasovati pro
Rooseyelta
President Taft po porad6 y
fediteli sye kampane probldsil, zc
ami on, ami Ii, kdoz jeho jmeno.
yaDi pracuji nebudou si vsimati
zadnych osobnich ,eci a nebudou
take ma zadne osobni 1toky odpo-
yidati.
= Senator Dixon, reditel Roose.
veltovy kampane dopsaI znovu
kongressniku McKinleymu, jenz
fidi kampah Taftoyu, zdali jeho
odpovedi, nfz odmita navrh pif.
mych pfedyoleb, tlumoci osobni
nahledy presidenta Tafta,
Senator IaFollette yydal
sve polilickt credo, MIMI pred.
stupuje pred ob6any 60 kandidat
presidentslc nominace. Prohlasu.
je se pro inieiatiyu, referendum,
sesazeni 1fednikd, prime primdr.
Ky presidentskt kongressni a sc.
natorske, vlhdni ylastnictvi OK.
prennieh podnikn. Dale Me- pro.
hlasuje prot podporoyAni lodaf.
styi a namofniho obchodu vladou
vyplheenim podpory lodaNkym
spoleenostem, proti Aldrichovs II.
nanSni reforme a proli kanadske
reeiprei,e v daiam poukaxuje
na 10, b. pr naslonpeni presiden.
"a hooseyella hyl kepiiAl inkerpo.
rosanSeh trustoynleh sIoleene~ti
tfi llslee milliona = k,lyl kooae
yeli pfcsiayal ntad Tafinyi kters.
ho Il sam swim nAslureem tsolil,
bsl tenie kapilAl 10 iisic mllllos
IA tmlil - "a nuossselia slesa
tsrunAsobll a dsssl arsetln : ,eho
irst 'vosla " 10 iesl svtscm Akeil
huF.asnlml askalaesml frn.e
ietsaslnFus tApllAi tel ada .
'l~-,iss" dspks : rsnss kiers
uiksl, Ia p,slalhh ,laisny nehs
"
rh rennhlilAassi koasr~s
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
ZAsEDANf KoNGREssU,
v 1tery, dne IL. .bfezna

v 1tery, dne IL. 'bfezna ri.
nancni yybor senAtn odporucil
poyolen5 "a, lsG,23j na opeyntni
p0bfeM. Posluncc Littlcion o.
zn1mil, ~ podd lined pfcdlohn Vi.
kona, ktcron by ~ nprayoyala
prhya pateDtafd, jez nejyysM spol.
koyy soud tax yyloziI, ze ylasine
dnes kazdy patent jest monopolem
a ma prdyo poroucct, jak NJ smi
stroje ponziyat o komu prodavat u
komu ne. BnQadnfk Edwards
cd ostroyniho bureau pr0hIasil
pred ygborcm, kter} yysetfllje za.
lezifost majora Itay.c, ~ on sam
ma scbe pfijima zodpoyednost IN
zdrzeni Sc raport6 V tomto pffpa.
de.
We stredu, dne Is. brezna. -
Vybor IN zahranicni zalezitosti
odporuGil k okamzitemu pfijeti
zakon zakazu yyyozu zbrani do
zemi. kde president uznh, bylo by
jich pouzito k protizakonnym 1ce-
l1m. r. Tyz yybor odporucil, ably
Spojene Staiy Angle, Japonsko
u Rusko chranily ma dobu dcset let
tulene a zastavili jich honbu yd-
bee. Sendt po ostre debate
schvalil jmenoyani M. Pitney.ho
soudcem ncjyyssiho sondu a sice
30 proii % hlasIm Sekretaf
Stimson odsoudil pred yojenskym
vgborem pfedlohu ma yojenskd
vydani, kterou sc risi : plnkd iil'
dy Sufrazitky Sc pfimlouyaly
pred vybory senatu a domu po
slaneh fistavni zmtnu, kterou by
Sc daynlo zenam yolebni prdvo
senator smooth mluyil diva duy
We proSpsch sse pfedlohy, kterouI
Sc ma zreoranisoyati yladni Il
skdrna a dokladal, ie mnoha na
kladna dila. nyni gdarma rozesi
lana, dostanou 81 roynou eestou do
aniiquariat1 l'oslanee Smith 81
New Yorku podal ftedlohu, KITE
rou 50 prayidmie dinnost lobyista
SIC WaShlngione q nafilnle se jim,
ably dive po,lall pfieiny, prod We
washlnstona praeuii hyli nuee,
al kal,ls plem Ddcysiaii pm
se4nou vtroyed Nieh FtluhAeh,
ga 60 penise yynaloiill q kemu j.
t1Akon iakas} iest v
plalnosli : oklahoms sekfetAt
AleNearh asuamil A. umeleekA
shirks. kterA hyla poslAna : Ru
sha ma vsslavu 10 "A l.oalsu q
pat ale sA.lala Ne rr.slei hSlA
ylh,ion skenflsAayAna pFp neaa
plsesnl ga a re',laus y +. lIsse
neyi Oakland Cal. "a slats.
We astssk. dns IA efesaa
v senA,u etsas ealesle nal sssau,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
Maine znoyu potopena.

Ne6tastud lod Maine, ktera by.
Ia po dlouht namaze d yelkem nj,
kIadu yyzyednuta bahna ha,
yanskeho zaliyu, byla sobotu
odpoledne pocboyapa do bIubin
mexick6ho zdIiyu. Obfady ma pey.
nine Y lIayane byly okdzalG u po.
dileli Ne na Mich yyslouzilci spa
neIsIsooluerickb ydlky, nase M
nofnldyo, knb1nsk1 armdda u
Iodslyo u 1rednici repubIiky ku.
banskG y presidcDtem ccle.
R0lkye 4 pozi,st0tky ndmofnik6,
lttert byIy nalezeny Y lodi byly
ncseny ndmofnictyem uIicemi
sIntItecne yyzdobengmi, jsonee IN
bDleny Y prapory amorlekt / ku.
b1Dskd 1'rosky nesfnsin6 lodi, GO.
lf h6iinami pokryte, byly pnk ~,
t0zeny IA yysos6 more Y prfiyodu
nasich ! kubansk$cb y6IetnSch 10.
~ q N bfmeni dfl \ peynosif
Iodstya Tam pax byIy na yzdy
pohfbeny Y hlul0ndch more.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20

lynn senatorcm Frycm, jehoz pa.
lndtka 1mrtf pfipadla na ten den.
Fiuancni yybor scndtu Nc rozhodI
> proti q blastim podati Depflzni.
YOU zprhyn o pfedloze cclnf ma ze-
lezo u ocel, jak byla pfijata We
memovnt. Demokfatt v scnatu
podaji zpravu mensiDy a pokusf Sc
. pfijcti pfcdloby pomoei bIash in
surgentskych sendtord. V dome
poslancn sc objcyila roztrzka me.
NJ demolraty oblcdnc snizcni ella
IN enltr. Demokrat6 jihu, kde Sc
ptstnje trina, budou proti snize.
! nj bojoyati. Pfedsedn fin1ncni.
ho Y$boru Underwood podal zpra.
ru yttsipy odpdrltujiei zySsenf
Ipfhnyslovt dane q poslanec Long
worth podal zprdyn rep. mcnsiny
proti Wyseui.
v pGtek, d. 1b. lfcbn, M.
stopfedseda pacific Mail Steam.
ship CO., professional pred y$b0fcm
na nezisidtnf obehod proti pred.
Ioze Bristowoy6, jH se zakaznje
zdeznicnim spolecnostem miti po.
diI Y paroplayebnicb spolccno.
deeh Obehodniei obilim zdda-
j, aby byIy drdby uSintny zodpo.
ytdny N tnk Nv, 'fbill Of lading. 4"
PosIanee SABBATH podal We suts
moynf op6t jednu dilniekou pred.
lobu . 1tociI IA pfedI0b0, poda-
DoG yyborem, ktertnu bylo by6fe.
no yypraeoyaj nixon, stanoyfcf
z0dpOyfdnost zamestnayatele ~
6fuz dflnita, CaslG conference
presidenta 1'afta yyslanccm An
gIie, Bruecm, ycdly X domntnce,
~ president ai nepodepise vibec
dobodGi mlrogon smlouyn, jak by,
IN Y sendiu poznfntna, - n pa.
uamaIktmu zGkonu bude pfidlna
polozka. kleron ~ zakaznje prh.
jed prhplayem lodim, ktcrf se IN.
lbgyajf pobfczni doprayon a jsou
| ylasiDtny zelezni6nimi spolec.
nostmi. -~ aa
v sobotu, dne l6. bfezna. Sc.
nhlor Kern mluyiI We prospech
Sherwoodoyy pfedIohy zyunf dol
dar pcnse dcnGe odsuzoyal
Smoothly snbstiiut, Idkon doyo-
ljfci zabfrhDi domoyin na pozem-
cicb olcjnicb n nbeinSch byl pfi.
| joi, Pfijata pfedloha d1vajicf
prhyo spsn6Idm na FiIipindch sta
Ili Nc obtany ameriekymi. ~- io-
sIanec Stedman problasil, zc kri-
Itika pfadelen ma jihu, podand
kOugfessil minlsiersfVem pface,
jc naprosto nespraynh,
v pondeli, dne Is. brezna. 80
Senator Cummins podal pfedlo-
hu 2ai'izujici narodni primarily, v
Fnichz by pfislusniei politickych
strun mohli 81 primo nayrhnouti
sv6ho presidenta. Proto yolbyI
podle tohoto zakona, kdyby vessel
y platnost, byly by dine 8. Gcryen-
ce I. r. Senator Lee oznami, ze
bnde bojoyaii prot poyoleni
1907 800 na stayby vlddnich bn.
doy Y Sun Dance, New Castle a
1hermopolis, Wyoming, pondyadz
pr} ysechny m tyto Hsady nema.
ji dohromndy vice nez 2sOO oby-
yateln. Nhdee demokratii
Underwood prohldsl bchem de.
boty o dani pfijm1, ie nejYySsi
spolkov( sond roku 1895 srym
r}nosem prot dani . pfiimu ~
VIDAL pi'ieim ku yzrdstu social
smu teto zemi Y dome poslan,
eU ~ projcdmayd dan eukru a 4
dan z pfiimd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
DR.. Wiley odstoupil.

DR. Wiley, jemnl sy6fen byI Y
miniGterstyu orby department pro
yymGbani zdIsona o cistSch potp.
yinaeb d kterS mel ncustdIe boje
se sy}mi podffzenymi ! pfedstaye-
nymi podaI miDuItho tydne se-
krct1fi WiIsonoyi syou resignaci,
kterl byla okamzit6 pfijata. vii.
ley zddaI IN propnst6ni Dr., Da.
wise, kter$ se mu stale protiyiI .
kul proli n6mn pixie u kdyz tn
iemnik Wilson zddant lhhtG
Dayise nepropnsti, Wiley resi-.
uiOYHl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
Hemha pro scules

ssaalrl nesalsk ml Nsw Vac
hn tsh ts,slAua lass'ea puiaa u,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20

kryta TAX w pelselnGm stroll, u
p0nze defelltu v mecbaDismu ma
soudce go dtkoyati IN TO, zc nebyl
ia kusy roztrhan.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

listened to the petitions presented by cur delegate.
 The knowledge that he is right and that he has the undivided sup port Of the Alaska people is a potent force is securing results. wickersham with a unanimous vote can go back to congress and show them that we are one and undiyid- ed in our demands. With this great force back of him the mem bers of congress win be slow to deny us our just deserts.
 For our own good, and for the good of our children and the gen erations that are to follow, let us make the reelection of James Wick ersham unanimous.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

l While in Seward, Capt. McQuil- Ian. of the McArthur, established a government station on the dock of the Seward Dock company for the measuring of tides, says the Gate way. The new station is equipped with the latest appliances in a mechanical way for the automatic measuring of the rise and fall of the tides. Tidal conditions are reg istered on a sheet of paper each hour, and as often as the McArthur Is in port they will be taken down and made part of the records of the ship. A careful record is kept and published in book form for the use of navigators and fishermen, and may be obtained from the bureau of commerce and labor at any time. Heretofore the only records Of tidal conditions avail able for this section were the records of the tides taken at a similar station maintained by the government at Kodiak, and as tidal conditions vary between the two points, they were not reliable.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26
JAMES WTCKERSHAM

farther. This territory is entitled to everything that every other ter -itory has been entitled to in the past. and the people Of Alaska will never stop striving until they enjoy every full and uuhampered right that the constitution guarantees.
 The same methods that enabled us to secure the present home rule bill must be used to secure added concession from cougress-that is by consistently demanding through our delegate the blessings of un- limited free government. From the victories he has achieved in the past James WicSersham is logical Iy the only man to be entrusted with securing victories for the flu yurc. His reelection is now un- questioned, but he should be sent back to congress by a unanimous vote. A vote that will not only be an assurance that Alaska will stop at nothing but absolute autonomy, but will serve as an influence to the members of congress who have
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26
NoRTHLAND NOTES.

Fornander & Johnson found a nugget worth s10S.S5 in recent cleanup on their property at Ruby
 According to the Fairbanks Daily News Miner Major ]. F. A. Strong will break into the newspaper field again upon his return. It is said that Ruby is his objective
 Lieutenant Edgerton, of the AL asSa road commission, who visited Iditarod last year, is back in Alas ka. He win remain for the sum mer.
 Twelve outfits are now in the m.aey on Long creek, says the .iuby Record-Citizen.
 The Alaska Northern is now run ming its motors 4s miles out of Seward.
 Fred Heilig, formerly of the Fairbanks Times, is now bookkeep- CT for Barney Sandstrom at olnes.
 Jack Lee, the we'll known Cana dian explorer. who arrived In Sew ard on the Dora this morning from tAe westward, states to the Gate way that the recent volcanic erup- lion that has been credited to Mt Katmai. did not occur at Hatmai at all, but the mountain that caused an Of the trouble was Mt. Seven osky, situated about eight miles from Eatmai. The explosion of Sevenoszy caused the hot springs on Katmal to blow up, which ac- counts for the clouds of white steam. mistaken for smoke and ashes by observers, while the rain Of ashes, pumic stone, and dust all came from Sevenosky. Mir. Lee was at Coal Bay at the time of the eruption. and since has visited Kat mai in order to make careful study of the cause and effect of the eruption.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

When the fire bell rang las, evening and word was passed aroUn that mans life was in dauge-. a hundred men immediately 0espoua- cd and yo'aa1ee0o5 Co place their lives iu equal danger to aid 8 fel- Iou being in distress They show ed the stun that Is at tAe bottom Of every human heart When i'm pcrtant events require action. men are there to meet ig We may grovI around among ourselves, politics and petty toalousies may eStrange friends or even divide communities. but wbe- the big deeds of life are to be performed. men 6eCome brothers and work side by side in performing gen eJal good.
 Disasters aImes, invariably show that they are blessings iu dis guise. The greatest characters that any oG us are familiar with have usually been produced by mis- fortune and calamity. The rosy path of dallianoe is net productive O; moral strength. Ease is eEer- vatinE.
 When that cry went forth that a man was in danger, we forgot our liuleness. There was but one thought and inst was to do good. NoSody dreamed or gossip or back biting or the small differences that separate people when life is hum drum.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

Jennings democrats are holding meetings and asking Harrats to re- sign. Harrais democrats are hold ing meetings and ssSing Jennings to resign. They have splendid arguments on either side
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26
Make it unanimous

wickersham did what Alaskans told him to dc-rUt that bil passed. Send him back to congress and have him get something else. Make it unanimous.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

The battle for home rule is only partially won. IL is a great vic tory 50 far as tt gees but it is our plain dag aOw to make it go
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26

S5c for home cooked meal quick. clean service. where2 At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. half a minute from BrosdwA.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-26
wOORE'S WAHRE co

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 REGULATIONS 1910 open delivery merchandise from to PerishSbles ONLY Sunday Or night destined souhbound be accompanied by be obtained the D. S. GUS delivered befdre No freight will be received the wharf after this hour RAGGAE-Tons will be collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY No charge grips when unchecked closed the public when steamer is nearing when passengers have disembarked Wharfage sppnaton at office dock p. 0. soS IFS. e.. J. SHAW General Manager.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
STEREOPTICON LECTURE.
Sunday Evening z at Park Street
 Church on Immigration.

An instructive and interesting lec- ture on Immigration will be given at Park Street Congregational Church Sunday evening. The title of the lec- ture is "The Stranger Within Our Gates" It will be illustrated with sixty stereopticon views, many of them finely colored. The lecture will describe, and the pictures thrown on the canvas will illustrate. the transportation and reception of immigrants from foreign lands to our own; the ordeals they have to pass through before becoming resident here; the different nationalities, their characteristics and customs; i; and the assistance that is being giv- en them by Christian people to en- able them to become useful and hap py citizens
 The lecture is free to all, and those not members of the Church will be heartily welcome.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., PROBATE COURT.

--1%- June ISth, t1yIE. ?
 Estate of Eliza Rafferty, late of the town of Bridgeport in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for tho Dis- trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery, All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay. ment to g.6 nw 8
 ELIZABETH G. RAFFERTY, D 2f sip Executrix.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22

STATE oF-CONNECTTctT, ssss Sr DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, s.. PROBATE COURT.
 June 18th, 1912. Estate of Hattie A. Blakeman, late of the town of Monroe in said Dis- trict deceased. g
 .rtct of Rri1ranorts hath iiroitad na allowed six months from the aate hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Es- tate are requested to make immediate payment to
 OLIVER S.: BRAKEMAN, D 21 s#p ~ Administrator
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
WORLDS STRONGEST
 WOMAN WITH CIRCUS
Kate Sandwina, the Most Remark
 able Among 400 Great Artists.

When the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth comes to Bridgeport on June 28, visitors to the circus will see the most remark Sandwina. She is only twenty-twO years of age, six feet in height, and from the sculptor's standpoint a per- feet type of womanhood. Among circus people she is known as the strongest woman in the world stronger than any man who ever ex- hibited in an arena.
 Miss Sandwina was born in Italy though she has spent most of her life in England, She pits her strength against that of a horse. She juggles heavy men as though they were bab- ies. She bends heavy rods with her fingers. She can drive a nail through an inch board using her hard fist as a hammer. This is the strangest cir GUS novelty that has been seen in America, and one that will not be forgotten by those who visit the cir GUS.
 Another great act is presented by company of Japanese swordsme en, fencers, wrestlers, athletes and jiu jitsu experts. These men are not the small types of Japanese manhood commonly seen in America but great giants such as those who have won Japan's wars. They. come direct from IuS41 COuTC- OI Iu0 0lkdOO. A COIn- pany of this kind was never before seen in this country and they will prove rare treat.
 Other great acts are presented by Mae Wirth, the greatest rider in the world; the Siegrist-Silbon family of aerialists; Victoria Codona, the queen of high-wire performers; the Fillis family with their remarkable jump ing and dancing horses; Winston's s acting seals and sealions, three new herds of performing elephants, Der zac's funny mule and monkey circus, company of bell ringing stal1ions, the Florence, Les Deko, and Les Jar- dry families of acrobats, the Geor- getty family of athletes who juggle human beings, the famous Davenport family of equestrians, and the fifty funniest clowns ever seen in Ameri- ca.
 In the menagerie will be found the only baby giraffe on exhibition any where on earth. It was born in Bridgeport, Conn, last February. The morning parade is all new and three miles long. Each of the two per- formances to be given here will be preceded by the gorgeous scenic spec tacle of Cleopatra" enacted on the biggest stage in the world by a cast of. 1,25O characters, a ballet of $50 dancing girls, a grand opera chorus, an orchestra of 100 soloists, $50 horses, five herds of elephants and Q caravan of camels. A trainload of scenery and stage effects is used in the various scenes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
MISS KEILY's PUPILS,
Delightful Recital Given at Studio in Presence of Relatives and Friends

Miss Bessie Kelly, daughter of MT. we'll known young piano teachers of the city, presented her pupils in a public recital at o'clock Wednes- day afternoon and delightful pro- gram was furnished for the edif1ca- tion of the large number of relatives and friends present. MT. William Clampett, baritone soloist, assisted in the program which was given at 76 Sanford avenue and the young people did splendidly.
 The programme was as follows Dancing on the Lawn, H. Reed, Jo- sephine Gamble.
 Golden Star Waltz, s. Streabbog, Dorothy O'Brien. Mildred Farrell:
 Butterfly Dance, Bertha Metzer, Charles Heggerty.
 At the Ball Game, H. Reed, Agnes O'Malley. Elfn Dance, Ferdinand Meyer. Ed ward DeVaney, Harold Doyle. Pansy Waltz, C.. s. Kiesling, Elean- or-Delaney. Solo, Selected, MT. William Clam pett.
 Dancing Sprites, o. R. Blum, ve- ronica Riley. Lily Polka, l.. streabbog, Florence Weiss, Genevieve Kelly. | Marcieux Gracieux, A. Tellier, Del la Langdon. Pure As Snow, Gus Lapge, Anna Cassidy, Bessie Kelly. II Trovatore, Dorn, op. 39. Agnes l CIampett. ;l Le Postillion D'Amour, Fr. Behr, op 221, Catheleen Frederick, Bessie Kcl. | ly. Spring Song, Mendelssohn, Marga. ret Tierney. l Thine Own, Gus Lange, Lulu Troy
 Grand March de Concert, Wallenhapt Miss Lillian Mohr. i Valse de Concert, Leon P. Braun l op. 3, MT. John Terney.
 Up in Swing, A.. R. Montaine | Catherine Casey.
 Silver Stars, Bohn, Ethel Carr, Bes
 sic Kelly.
 Solo. Selected, MT, William Clam.
 pett.
 Qui vive Galop, Gang, Margare
 Tiefney, John Tierney. l Barcarolle, Berger, Mildred Farrell. Dreaming. F. Lischner, Dan Dono.
 van, ;, | BIumemhed. Gus Lange, Catherine
 Morrissey. rf'- I Hurricane Galop. K. Robertie, Fl. l eanor Delaney. Fascination, Or. Galop Brilliant, E. Perring, Mrs. George McCabe, Bes- sic Kelly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
-P A T E N T S.

A. M. WOOSTER, .Aftorney.at.I4N
 LJate ExamiIier D. s. Patent 0dfca 1O04 MAIN ST.. BRIDGEPORT zC1. Send Postal for Booklet on Patents
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
POINTS OF INTEREST,
add POINTS
 Buy your smokes at Kelley's-141 Esq fri o1d---.

dQQ GOlN1O
 Buy your smokes at Kelley's-141
 Laundry
 We will do your family washing bet ter and cheaper than you can do it, and it eliminates all of the odor of the Kitchen and then you know the clothes are not hung up to dry in germ laden back yards. The Craw- ford laundry's system of family wash of tue pieces are sterlized, thoroughly washed, then dried in vacuum of cold air, wrinkles, then the import tant pieces are ironed. Phone 4320 for details or to have the wagon call. The Crawford Laundry Co.,, 435 Courtland street.
 June Brides
 Clothes. of course, the house deco rations, the wedding, the gifts, the friends and relatives to be taken care of, but how about the health necessi- ties so very important to every wo- man. Remember we are headquar- ters for the best values in all kinds of syringes, fountain, bulb, and spray. All feminine health, comfort and beauty accessories, all kinds of pow ders for summer comfort. No wo- man looks we'll with a red hot flush ed skin, come in and have a talk with us about our skin preparations. Com petent ladies always in attendance. This is a good time of the year to use our Rum and Apple Hair Tonic, keeps the scalp healthy, and cool, keeps the hair from falling and gives it a sheen so much desired by ladies of refinement. Don't forget we have the largest stock and the largest fit- ting room in the city for fitting ab- dominal belts, elastic stockings, trus- ses, braces, etc. The Woman's Drug Store, 870 Main St. Just a few doors below State St., Tel. 1890.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
Mrs. Burroughs Attends
 Notable Double Wedding

; Mrs. James Richard Burroughs has returned from a two weeks visit to New York Wednesday evening she attended the double wedding of Miss Julia Marguerite Penfield and Harold c. Penfield, the former becoming the bride of Aaron w. Bastedo and the latter the husband of Anna Cathryn BullwinI1Ie. Each bridal party had its own attendants and approached the chanceI from a side aisle. The scene was St. PauPs Methodist church in West Eighty-sixth street and West End avenue There were 26 persons in the combined bridal party. A re- ceptfon was given at the Penfield home, Riverside Drive, New York.