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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
Automobile Dealers
lei. M. FORD

H NJ FORD
Distributor Maxwell Cars and the
r. c. H, 5000.
1897 Main st. Phone 1879
STARBUCK & MATTTCEs FORD
CARS. $50 Fairfield Ave.
Phone 4075-2
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Auto Tires and Repairing
THE A. L. sCHAvoIR CO., $50 Fair
field Ave. Phone 1862
CONN. AUTO TIRE co.
Recovering and Repairing a Specially
New and Second Hand Tires in stock
PAL Connecticut Ave. Phone s63
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REPORT OF PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS

Hartford, Jan. 1.-THE report of the
five free public employment bureaus in
the state for the month ending Deem
Der 81, 1912, shows a decrease in the
number of persons supplied with stu
ations and the number furnished with
help over the preceding month.
The number of applications for en-
ployment was 88s-43S males and $50
females. There were 767 applications
for help-S44 males and ABB females
and there were SGT situations secured
-282 for males and 285 for females.
New York-Francis VaIenti, a negro
in the Tombs on a charge of carrying
concealed weapons, refused in court to
answer questions saying he wanted to
keep his warm prison bed for q while.
He was accomn odated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
Situations Wanted

POSITION WANTED.-By man cap
able of taking charge Of office and
making himself useful at anything
Good at figures and writing. Adj
dress G. L.. care of Farmer Pub
Co. T 1T If
WANTEDs-Office position by young
lady experienced in bookkeeping
and typewriting. Address M. s.,
care Farmer. 2S If
WANTED.-Position In Mems de-
partrnent Of credit clothing house.
Has had experience at selling, also
collecting. Best of references. At
present employed. Address LIB,
care of Farmer. H19 = If
Neutrality-suspicious. IN store Or with
firm with posi- biiities of advance
ment Would like position as out
side salesman. Salary reasonable
to start Address S. J. J.. care of
Farmer. H 10 . If
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Bakers

MRS. HILLS BAKERY. Bread that
makes a feast of every meal Once
tasted, never wasted, 155 wood Av
Phone 230s
CROUCH & PT4ASSMAN. Try Never
Enough Bread COL Howard Ave-
Phone 1878
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
Bridgeport Line
TO New York
FARE 20 CEH,ra

FARE 90 CENTS
CLEANER WAUGATUCK sseaw1
Bridgeport Pequonnock Wharf. 1oog
OF Union Street, daily. except G4GuEs
day. at II sight H04urnfmR, leave
New York. Pier ~, =. R-.dailV. oEcepo
Sundays, H A. n. Due Bridgeport
&:So r. "A.
Il H. NTCKERSCg. AR&
TIle New England s6eaEslafp Compann
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CARD READER-Advice on All at.
fairs Csc. Mrs. Levy, GA Madison
AyOs fourth house above North Av.
Las stf
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Second Hand Furniture

I'll. A. JASNTIN, 356 State St. Cau
up 1O5S and get 10 per cent. more
for your goods. Why? Low rent
larger business, quick sales.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
Shoe Stores

8; g; THING & CO., 115s Main q,
LIE CARTWRIGHT SHOE Co So
Main ST. ~, -S. ~
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Furnished Rooms to Rent

FOR LIGHT Housekeeping. cumming
water. Bath. Address Reasonable,
care of Farmer. RITZ If
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STUDENTS wanted in practical adj
vertfsine class Terms reasonable,
Theoretical, practical, scientific and
psychological advertising In all it's
fion address Box $50, City. To ~R
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15

mechanical architect
ual or structural, are always in
demand at good salaries: ten young
men wanted to join club to learn
Drawing at home evenings; instrIl-
ments furnished. Address c. s. K.
Box 223. City. U26 eft
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Personal

MADAM CARLYN-Eng1ish clairvay-
ant ard paIrnist tells all you wish
to know. 2O4 Prospect street. of
Warren. Alb SIP
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FOR SALE--16 fine large building
lots, 50x100. north ct. Vincent's
hospital about two minutes walk
from trolley, fine view of Long Is
land Sound. Will be sold very rea-
Richard Shultzs Exeter st.
II 20 g DO
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Educational

WANTED-Piano pupils. Young lady
teacher. Terms reasonable. 149
Golden Hill st. H 20 asp
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Printers and stationers

STAR PRESS prints business cards,
envelopes, bill heads, statements,
tickets, programs, show cards, cir
culars. Low prices, first class work.
Jacob schneider, Prop, 1913 Kos
suIh St, corner Stratford Ave.
Phone 2503-12. Union office.
t 3 If
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In Mems de-
clothing house.
at selling, also
references. At
Address LIB,
H 10 *tf
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STORAGE OF FURNTrORE-sen.-
rate rooms, securely locked, furni.
ture and china packing. Furniture
careful handling. Bridgeport Stor-
age Warehouse Co., 1885 Main ST.,
Cor. Congress 1t. Tel. 1Oa4-4,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-15
Fairfield County News
Took An Overdose

TOOK An OVERDOSE
Joseph ChernecIz, of Danbury, die
Wednesday from the effects of a
overdose of medicine, taken for a colo
Petition For Hoy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
PAGE APPOINTED
BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
Having received word from London
that the British government has no
objection 20 the appointment of Wal
ter Hines paEe. 90 New York, 90 De
ambassador TO Great Britain. Presi-
dent Wilson Tuesday sent Mr. Pages
nomination to che Senate.
Among the other nominations trans
mittea today were.
Assistant Secretary o. state. John
~. Osborne. OF wyoming, Commits on
.r OF Internal Revenue. william TT.
osborne. North Carolina Inited
states Attorney. Southern District sf
Sew York. H.. SnOwdcn Marshall, S---
.eyor General OF Oregon. Edward 81.
Worth. Portland. ore.
REGISTERS OF land offices--onias G..
| skinner. az Monroso. Col; John ~
| Bowen. az Springfield, Mo- John II,
L Burgess. Lakeyiew, ore.
Receivers of public moneys
/ s. Ruark. at Del N0rte, Col; vii
/ uam 4. Maxwell. az Denver. Col.
! samuel B. Berry az Montrose. Col
| samuel Butler. at Sacramento, Cal
/ Postmasters-P Portland. ore. franl
s. Myers; Tulare. Cal. John A. kol
Inns. Abilene Kan. William A Mat
/ terson. Ironton. a.. John &. German
1 Nlddletown. o.. John %. Baker, Du
| hois. Pa. Cornelius Allen; Chatta
nooga. Tenn. John f. Conner, HaI
/ ner's Ferry. W Va. j. Garland Hurs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
WORTH TRIAL is
RESUMED BY COURT

STANTON, VA Special Trial CT
Albert ID. Worth. chargcd with shoot
ing Luther B. BOsserman an the latter
home some weeks ago. was resumed
today when Worth again TOOK the
stand Worth swore that love Tor MIS-
Rossernan sister prompted him %
visit The home. he denied that any az
-ectlon between him and Mrs. bosser-
Mrs. Bosserman. wearing black
gown OF unusual pattern and CHE
little hat, with pOmpon eNecL IN the
side told her story or the snootin,S.
varying but little from that told D.
her at her own trial " hen she vas neid
as accessory.
She had made an engagement with
WORTH she said. Tor him 10 meet ncr
sister Halle, and he arrived before
time.
Her husband returned home uueN-
pectedIy. and 20 avoid a scene she
called Worth upstairs and told him 90
hide tn the wardrobe. Her husband
came Gp. searched the rooms and ~cni
10 the little ballroom She foliOwec
her husband and opened the door " here
Worth stood Her husband rushed AZ
him. eNclaiming. ID you. VIII
I kin your A fight ensaed, and her hus-
band threw Worth agalnst The window
when Worth shot twice. she threw
herself between the combatauts. trftnt
K 10 separate them. Her husband shovel
/ her aside They struggled into IN.
hall and downstairs. when Worti
I anaIly broke loose and ran
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
HUERTA REGIME in
FEARFUL POSITION
ri. PAso. TEXAS- Special Bodies

Ell PASO. TEXAS Special Bodies
hama. from nearly every telegraph pole
along nifty miles OF the Mexican CentlA "a!
hallway below chihuahua city kSbo4t
refuEers arriving here last might hotH
the Iederals ana insurBcnt state lleofa
are said 10 have participated IN tAe
execution OF prisoners.
in "A Quarrel over the disposition OF
silver bullion stolen from train iast
week. Juan DOzal. a former oFoAco
chief was executed by order or fancno
Villa " hose men held up the tram ~ est
Of Chihuahua city. DOLal had joined
Villa in an expedition against the leu
erals. s -
FROM the Casas Grandes district come
reports OF mutlnies against the huei "a
government. Francisco Fortlllo anu
MaNlmO Castillo. win small groups ~
men, nave deserted 40 the insure sn IS
So far as Is known. General lneL S4ia'
EAR is keeping his agreement with Gen
ieral Huerta. All federal regulars nave
1 been removed from the district Nhet'
IeNtensiVe American numbering Interests
are located.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
FARMER SHOES GEESE
FOR HIKE TO MARKET

MANSFIELD. ILL Special
shoe geese? why. certainly.
r. IT, Firke. the illinois goose
kin-.~ shoes many Thousands OF the
fowls annually.
Firke and his agents make ire
quent trips 90 the Southern States.
especially Kentucky and Tennessee.
20 buy geese FOR his farms near here.
ON the average there are l,oVV
geese and 500 ducks on the farm all
through the wear. Shipments 90 the
r,etronolitan markets. principally tne
East. are made erery month OF Two.
according Co demand
wien s. 900 20 5000 head ~ poultry
always on hand. the tirke farm N
almost the noleiest iu Illinois
To n~otect the geese when travel
Ing Firxe gives their feet "a coat of
7 pitch and sand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
TWG KILLED WHILE
WALKING TRACK
nc 10 \ u. vA.-special.--

RIC Huo y ID. vA.-Special.--
Two men. supposed 70 De Robert
KuckIa and 8 Erhnch. were str4eN
aad Instantly killed by the Cannon
lsal tratn. Ou the Atlantic coast Line.
three miles south VI Clopton. Cnt4-
terneld county. shortly before
o,clock last night. The papers founo
In thcir pockets gave the cirws 10
tneir probable idcntlties-
d Is thought that the noise OF a
vaesirv frcight train made u im1oe-
stblc Tor the men. who we're walking
along the tracks. 90 hear the appfVae.l
~ the express train. a number ol
persons Witnessed the accident. az"
they hold Engineer Knowles blame
less. When ne saw that the men ciN
not pay attention Co the WHISTLE nc
tried 20 stop che train
E0th wen were hurled into the 81
and wee dead whcn the train nacNte
up after stopping. a special coacn
was sent Qua Co recover the noni. -
which were turned over Go - III
Norrissctt & Sons by Or. (. G.. Low
I ing. coroner of Chcsterheld county
who deemed am Inquest unnecessary
The bodies % the men we're nor
( rfnly crushed and mutilated. NucNia
/ neck was broken and his body va
/ practically severed al tne waist. Bon
| az his .egs were broken below IN
knee and both arms were fractured
/ TrhIlch's skull was very nearly tof
away. the brains being thrown on
His right arm was broken, as ne
I as each leg below the knee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

YOU saws /, though I figured tnaI
couldn't last ten minits mo.
Never knowed the Davis girl was
You hain't got all the neartness
around yere.'
Just how long that fout lasted
can't saw. but / hnally driv the critter
ontdoahs and got the doah shet, ana
then I fell down and tainted away
and didn't know nuthin' mo- fur an
hour. I don't rightly remember now
( many bites and scratches / got, oet
/ I was laid up for six weeks and had
a TUT tome OF tit
"Mrs White didn't have anything
more 10 say. did she-anything more
| about your taking the wildcat :
| scream for the moot OF woman
~sartinly she did," he replied
" Bout the fust word I heard arte'
cum 10 was
"'Say. Zeb White. yod better looi
out fur that Davis gal arter this She
bit and ciawcd YOU till I've got q
3 make n poultice as big as a barrel u
xiver the hurts
And what did you say In replyt
! "Nuthin-nuthin' tall. I'd les
I bluffed myhelf and got the worst Of II
: and so I shet up Yes shet up and ie
2 Cher grin and chuckle and poke IA
D At me. Yes. 7 knowed when 1 wa
licked. and I Law thar and cried an
r didr't hev nuthin TO say-nuthii
tall"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

one OF tne newest silks that Isl used
fn roTVrs for afternoon wear aA4 tfi
tr.muils nNlh wraps and coats iHr
"a ribbed weave This is Homrthlns
iEc the benEaNnc of a. le~ years as..
Em nrolderrd rrrncn make nAnH-
SOME afternoon ard evening gowns
and come ln many cIeCU"e Designs.
lne border ot some IA used Tor TRIM
ming purpose eHrh az hnne- iof
sleeves yoke outlines. runlc Trimmings
arl panels.
sts .nd wool -oprns arc practical
rfvfoe in novelty cloths. There la "a
nav material ln SILK called "agar4S
/ nn.lH is mostly in new A.tn ahaNN
printed In East Indian coiors-
The revival OF pushes Isl seen THIS
I sea son in haas. coats and dresses. The
tnIcE pile Is mounted on founoatiuu
which is almost as light as chluuu.
AND makes this material very piaoie.
lIt ls even used in dresses that are
plated.
Wool veIours come in infinite va
I rietfes. Including yut velvet effects
Velvet ls 50 popular this year ina
imany fabrics are unished with a VET
set surface. which, OK course ma Sc
Ifhe material less expensive Cnlnchil
has will hc used Tor afternoon an'
= street coats. This material may h'
trimmed with any of the long-halr furs
Uncut velvet is used for street SUITS
coats an0 wraps. and sometimes
COM .|NIINNA WIN HN'NNHtn NH''fN
VET Is 40 be found i'm plain colors an
- also shot with gold or silver thread
@ Bedford cords and sponge WcaNes WI
9 bc used FOR practical wear.
j. Everything that is brilliant. eNerl
- thing that scintilAtea is fosnion1nl
j. tRhIuostone trimmings are extensive
3 used. An exceedingly heauufnl eNei
ling coat that saw in one on the snol
g. WAS ~ hrocaoed velvet in an ind
-crihahle shade of color liadiaur
IN from the neck almost 90 the waist hl
h. We're alternating lines OF amber ai
III. rhincatcnes mat gave the eject ~
sd deep yoke. while the collar and ca
OF were az bear skin. one side ~ 3
g. coat was draped and Was held oS
81. big buckle OF the Jewels.
Separate coats are made ~ cove
G.. cloth In the GETAWAY styie in the TORS
h two inch length. This material
r. VERY serNiceable.
Vor the simple little devices 90
.ee worn ln the home. cashmere tt'
~ rlctta. sponge cloth and SILKS. such
H. cashmere. chiffon, taneta and chill
d.. satin are the fabrics that are mos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

- trouble Ny back va 80 lNiise.
codld hardly set ou> OF bed aAa
could scarcely yak. After esiae
remedies without re.lef sook Doan 3
Ki6lsy pills. There has been 40 ~
curr-nce Ia Eve YEAR.
Mrs. Greenstrset Il on. one OF the
u-auy thousands that endorse poap :
sidney pills n your back sches-ii
your Kidneys bother you. don't sim y
ask for a kidney remedy. a. distinctly
Tor Deans kiduey Piils, ne same that
Yrs. Creenstreet had.
soc. ali stores Foster-Ailonrn 20.
Buffalo. ~ - Props. When foui
Back Ia Tane-Reui- Der ne name
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
SUFFEREB 1NEk1Y-lkE
YEARS FINALLY
FOUND RELIEF

Having suffered for twenty-ons
years with a pain In ms side, nnaiiy
have found relief ia DR.. Silmer
Swamp-RooL The PHYSICIANS called
II Mothers PAIN" and injecuonl OK
morphine we're my only relief Tor
short periods OF time. became SO
sick that / had 10 undergo a surgical
operation in New Orleans. which ben
eIited me for tao years When the
same pain came back one day 4 vas 50
sick that gave up hopes OF LIVING. A
friend advised me 10 Try your swamp
Root and I al once commenced using
II. The FIRST bottle did me SO mucn
good that I purchased two more bot
ties. I am now on my second bottle
and am feeling like a new woman
Lasse6 a gravel stone as large as Ole
red bean and sevtrai small ones
I have not bad the least feeling OF pail
since taking your Swamp-Rooi and
/ feel II my duty 20 recommend th'
great medicine 20 all suffering nu
mainly. Gratefully yours.
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE.
Avoyelles Par. Marksville. Ia
Personally appeared before me. tn
18th day OF July. 1911. Mrs Josep
Constance. who subscribed The aoov
statement and made oath that "a
same is true IN substance and IN tac
VIM. Morrow. Notary Pubic
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
SUFFRAGETIES SET
FIRE To MANSION
Women Thought Building Be
longed to Member Of Parlia-
ment-It Had Just Been
Sold TO Another-LOss
Will Reach $50, 900.

HASTINGS. ENGLAND Special
rncondfarv sunragettcs TO-DAY ce-
stroved with fire and gunpoWder the
former home OF Arthur Du Cros-
member OF Parliament. in 81 Leon
ards "A suburb Of this city. SIX nre-
rten were injured hy explosions in me
burning house white they were hlnL
.ng the flames The damage - esti-
mated az 100000.
Ire residence was unoccupie4 tt
the time. otherwise tne loss Of ilIe
would have undoubtedly followed. for
the women had saturated tnc lower
uart or the house with oil and grease
and placed great quantities 90 Ean-
. powder ln tEat part OF tne structure.
Nnar the ruins hatchct was tounu
uffh ribbons Ot aGHrarcffr cniofe LNA
r to the handle. a quantity of suuraEe
, literature ard caros were found close
/ by.
one 90 thc cards bore the inscrip-
don. 1--WE are che avengers ~ AIRS.
4 PAN khurst. Upon another was
printed. do you want us o. burn ait
England 90 get the vote
These cards together with the otnef
articles found. we're turned over 90
N the HASTINGS police.
The residence was one OF the hnes'
.u ST. I.eonard's-
Az. Du Cro- is wealthy Unionis
and has served several terms IN FAR
lament
After the fire "a was learned that Mr
pu eros had Just solo the house ans
that che loss VIII not faN upon HIM
but upou the new owner.
The 81 Dee had NOT been yet made pub
B lie and the women believed the Wer
causing loss and annoyance 20 "a mem
4 Der OF Parliament
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
Fear Huerta's Downfall.

MENICO CITY Special.-Undls-
crtsi-.d pesslmism is manifested IN the
capital as 10 the future OF tie hGcrta
government In neither ofhcial nor un-
ofRcial circles are the statements OF
General Enrique Oberegon, commando
no Carranza. former governor ~
.coahuila. OF the probable overthrow %
fIuerta longer dcrlded. Without eN-
ception the newspapers aver that the
only hope OF salvation lies IN the no.
tation or loan. Practically All or
them admit that non-recoEnilOn OF the
present administration makes TINS very
The banks continue 10 reflect the
GOVERNMENTS financial dlihculties and
refuse 10 sell exchange. except al ca
orbltanf rates. while merchants aie
/ raising thelr prices TO balance the cit-
/ terence betw cen Mexican and foreign
Rebel Victories PsentifoL
That the rebels In the north ars
lrapidlv extending their lines Is indi'
cated BY the isolation % MoHterey ane
SaltiIlO, the capitals. respectively. 81
/ NucVO Leon and Coahuhas Oy the cut
ting of the railroad at Linares oet%ees
4 Monterey and IdmplcO and the mali
line OF the National Railroad betWeei
san Luis Potosi and SaitiiO- linare
is reported 20 be occupied oy the feoe Is
The suspension OF railway tIauS "a
abroad 20 Vera Cruz and Iatnpice
Chiefly TO the former. The MeNical
Railway Is running trains IN t"o sec
, tlons 10 accommodate trathc.
THE Ward Line steamer Whic1 sale
xesrerday was crowded 20 oNeruoN ms
some OF the wealthy travellers nac I
, content themselves with quarters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
Irfte~
DR.. tNtiuner A.
FflnEanrrfufur.

Prove What Swamp-EoOt WIZ DO for
You
Send to l)r. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton. y. Y. for a sample bottle. Il viii
convince anyone. You VIII also re-
ceive booklet OF valuable intorma-
ton, telling al about the kidneys ana
bladder. Whom writing. be sure ana
mention this paper. Regular Atty
cent and one-lollar size bottles Tor
sale AZ all drug stores.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
BRYAN To RFORCANIZE
STATE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. ~. c. Special
Secretary % state nryan visa prob
alfv make "a complete reorEan irttlon
of the personnel OF tho state Depart
nent within The newt four months
Mr. bryan announced yesterday
fn-t several changes are in ccniem-
pfaflon. which wiz Dee made soon. te
declined 90 state what offices VII oe
arccted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

OF ecanJs t&rtnf+o
Nth gravel. urins
Ia discolored ana
sediment appear
80 other iAedscine
Tor such troubles
Ike Deans Kid
aeY pifir
Nrs ~. n. Green
street. 40 -. iS-h
81. Ricemond Va
says Five Years
I suffered from 60
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

S.dier. proprietor 81 = snaR store 81
coiouncun snd Linn Streets. while
the intruder WAS endeevcring 70 eAsct
an catrance-
Police detectives ldeNftned ire re-
tu.onte-tssc years oid. add Was sent
- the STATE Farm ffSsm Haiifez coun-
~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

thS ncor Of the smoking rcou1. VIE
=. 49, could only ne accofnfu ,ltatHa :.
fhe second cabin. although tnel ~
arst class passase. many tSrt.seee.s 49,
ere leaving ne country IA fttr t"~s
sn.rchy viii follow the revoioiien-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
HALIFAX EX-CoNvICT
KILLED IN DANVILLE

DANvILLE. VA SFecials--A ne
gro. believed 10 be Wnlyiam Green.
an escaped convict. was shot and
killed shortly after midnight By II.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
Womar1's Department

used. "A much attention IN given 90
neckVcar this year. lne simpler THESE
'itfic dresses are made The better. AT
hey need for ornamental IN one q
tne new Rohnsnierre or nircctCire cob
lars with the nomhie frill al around.
or the deep frll drapcd from side 20
side. kid belts may NOT Pc worn Win
these dresses
Belts are seen a great deal GA vim
ter coats. They are both wide and
narrow. and come iu an colors The
Wide ones from soft folds az back ana
taper into sutsl narrow buckle az
front
E 4 NEWER TDEA THAN
& \ SHOW illf EOH BRIDE.
An aunt 20 the hride-to-he wishes
60 entertain the twelve Eirt irienes *
her niece. hut waa very much opposed
90 thn modern idea of showers. 90 she
+ purchased neautlfm set ~ taeie
linen. stamped tahleclotn and nar-
ssgs with the monogram of TIE en-
gagged girl. and sent ore napkin and
tho throao FOR working ca each ot the
girls. asking her 20 enDrolder H.
A very few DAYS later these girls
were invited % orins Their sewing
b and spend the afternoon With me
o. After a very pleasant hour spent IN
q hemmInE this NEen. inc aunt pre-
e sented her niece with the EN- nroidereu
J. cloth. and the girls snoWcrcd her with
; .
= This WAS "a dellgntful shower with
+ out the usual expense go the guests
e LITTLE HELPS.
4. To prevent milk CuroiinE Ado A M
"a eral pinch OF carbonate 90 soda tu e1Ch
quart before nuftlrE it on so uotL
~ "a ifUe lemon luice is added "a
q. the water in which peaches are drop
'N ped before cooking the fruit ia not ap
l- 90 discolor.
% 30 Isl said that drv bran "a Hn excel
e. Tent cleanser for 1aluty velvet slower
l@ and wooden fahrire. Rub the solle
'e spots harder than the rest. then urus
ln it an OK.
-. CLEANING SPOTS On CDAr
- A simple lnn eNCelieut way 60 rs
move dirty marks from "a r1incoNt
Co cnt "a raw potato lu SLICES and ga
..t be- Wen on tire mlrts. To also VIII ri
u move mud stains from dress skirt
children a coats and meas trousers.
We insist that the State IN "a mu
- derer when it takes a mans lifa Z
- any cause.-Chatham Enterprise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION

advise as and we will PROMPTLY
refund your money without questions
YOU 10 be the SOLE Judge.
Send 50 for ten gallons. enough for
two weeks treatment. Please men
ZION this paper. Address.
sHTYAR SPRINGS. SHELTON, 5. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
A BAD THING TO NEGLECT

rSSn't negiect the kidaeys when yea
cotiee l&ck of control over ne sSsrs-
Ions. Passages become 100 frecsen,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

We insist that the State IN "a mur-
dcrer hen it takes a mans lifa Tor
any cause.-Chatham Enterprise.