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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
THRILLING WAR SCENES
ARE ENACTED N PARIS

PARIS. August Thrilling scenes
were Witnessed here to- night after the
yellow placards wcr, posted nnuounc-
ing mobilization OF Frances forces.
ThruuKs formed PROFESSIONS On the
houlevards, carrying Gags and sing
ing tho "MArscillaisc-" lu tho marching
crowd were groups - men who raised
the cry. "Ou 20 Berlin.
At the hotels news ~ the nchiiiza-
ton order caused great coWnotiOn.
Visitors began TO leave cil massc. but
found II difficult t. obtain conVcysnces.
'ahmcr offered tho services II their
Noricl"s at auction. accepting "s fares
The htl hast Builders
Al o'clock - rcpCrt that the gates
n the Northern railroad had been
closed caused cousternatton among the
crowds eager to leave ;'aris When
no." long lines AZ cabs and other con-
NoA.tuces arrived II the station great
excitement prevailed. N5uc Of the en-
ploycs was visible. Every man had
= tpp.i work 10 defend his country.
Tho approaches 20 Tho platform
where tho Brussels EXPRESS usually
leaves wcr. ullre with G"r'uau. Rus
siauS and Dutch There was no cor
tain'v whether the train would start
At last however. the Barrier wax
opcncd. aud there was e Wild rush hy
III" thronG TO board tho train. women
ana childr"u being Ignored ia the
stampede
mat culVcrts might he blown vi, or
some oih.r disaster happen 10. proven,
the train reaching tao frontier
st Z" lac hour Tonight IL was stated
that the German ambassador was s,ill
an Paris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
NO QUORUM PRESENT
Prevents Action by House on Elmer
gene! Currency Bill.

Washington. August Lack az
quorum in the House Banking Com
mlttcc to-day delayed consideration of
the Treasury mill removing restrictions
on the Issue of $500, 900. 600 emergency
currency and making it promptly
available for any crisis The bill
passed tho Senate yesterday
Chairman Glass. Of the House Bank
inE Committee, announced lac would
ask unanimous consent on Monday TO
discharge the committee fSom further
consideration OF tho senate amend .
mcnt To tho emergency currency act.
and TO Immediately pass the bill
while the public treasury ir in a
better condition and the banks better
fortified than ever before for an ciner-
Scncy," said Mr.. Glass. every lcgis-
lative precaution should he taken
oendinG tn" complete organization OF
the Federal Reserve system. Whom
tina, is accomplished. there will he no
possibility II disaster"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

version given out explaining tho
kaiscrS orcciptatc action:
'Th" Car had telegraphed the
Kaiser begging him to Intervene be
tween Russia and Austria. on behalf
81 peace. This the Kaiser did immcdi :
"t"lN. putting himself in Geographic
communication with tho Gear and OK
changing messages with him through
out TN" following day. In addition. the
German Emperor invited the assistance
of Sir Edward Grey.
Lat" Thursday a more hopeful opin-
Jon prevailed in Berlin Later there
came u thundcrboit in the news from
the German ambassador in St Peters
burg from Count Pourtalcs that tn.
Car had ordered the complete mobil-
iZation Of the Russian army and navy
in spite of his appeal To the Kaiser
and Of iii" fact that the two Empcrors
had been in continual communication
throughout the daN.
This the Kaiser viewed a. per
sonal insult Naturally. the inciden,
ended Gerinany's patience and her e.
forts to preserve peace"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
May Help If You
Have tuberculosis

Roper diet, fresh air and temperate
h"nits aid persons suffering from rubcrcu-
LOSS. ofien moro l. needed. Reports show
thHt tckmaus Alternative has brought about
many rec"verics. Read what il did in this
CHsc:
Madison Lake. Mimi.
'Gea;lemcn:-ln Deccmhcr ic1s I was
ia,<on With hemorthages OF tho lungs which
c"Nhnrd IN" several weeks. each time To my
bed. Ny doctor advised me to 20 West In
November ! started TO. Denver. Col. After
my arrival met Michael Brody. who upon
ie"Lnine OF my condition. urged me take
i.ckinnn Alternative. kept on taking the
in"dl"ln" and Improved fast. In March 1910
i"'nrhed tpme. | am entirely well, have
good appetite and sleep we'll when | left
penvrr my weight was !3l pounds. now
NeISi 100 my norma! weight. | thank Cod
ana your Alternative for nay health"
90, ttbbrcViatc,D
Affidavit PAUL l.. FAS\ACIIT
l:ckman's Alternative is most cificnrinrs II,
hTomchial catarrh and severe throat and
lunE affections and uphuildimr the system
CONTAINS no harmful az habit-iorm!n- drugs
Accept no substitutes. Small size 81. rcr,t-
l"r size. s" sold 10y Tragic DRUG. 90 ANIL
ether icadlnS druggists Write Eckiman
l.hb"rtory. Philadelphia. Pa, for hooklct of
rccovcries. advertisement "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch
London. August 1.-The following cx-
elusive statement regarding the war
policy 81 England Was given out to
night.
The police Of Grea, Britain will not
bc affected in any way by the an
nouncc.rcnt that Italy has decided to
remain neutral on the ground that she
alleges that no casus fOedcris Ina
arisen for hsr Intervention.
Under tho precise terms or the triple
alliance TINS merely proves how brittle
an instrument the treaty u.s. and Italy
viii have TO settle later on with her
own parties as to the justification for
her action OF inaction.
The French government has never
been directly nor Indirectly led to be
licve that Great britain was pledged
10 any particular method Of discharr-
Ing her obligations 70 France. and. al
though shc VIII remain strictly 10 the
spirit and letter Of the understanding
His Majcstys government have not
decided IL thcy viii interfere. OF. If so.
when they viii Interfere. IN the Eu
ropcan war which hes nov broken out
They have always reserved 10 them
selves the right OF determining how
they shall play thsir part in the triple
cutcnt.
40 particular course % action has
been decided upon. although both at
the Adm rally and the War Once va
riUus schemes or action nave been
worked ont to the smallest detail. in
Guiding tho posting % officers, com
maudinE in chief. their sjafs and their
~ubordiuatcS
"1hc Cabinet vii decide In tho HIGHT
Of events what course England Will
pursue. hu, IL may be taken for granted
that sh, ~ill be absolutely loyal to
her friends"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

III lhtsh1tR
Great Britain's position already has
been defined by Premier Asuuith in the
British Parliament. iic declared she
is under no formal obligation To 30 TO
the assistance of France In the event
of n European war.
Tho british government has made
fun preparations in both services for
amy event.
The present position. therefore. is
that Russia. France ana Servia are ar
raycd on one side against Austria Hun
gary and Germany ON the other. How
long the warfare VIII 10 confined TO
this plane il Is Impossible to forctcll.
nor can it be forctOld whether Belgium
and Holland viii be able to maintain
thcir neutrality against their power
ful n"iehbors, or whether Great Brit
ain will lind herself compelled tc send
an oNpcditiorary fore" t. attempt to
preserve that neutrality
Another factor. which has not been
given much consideration. IS the at,i-
tudc of Turkey which, If she has sum
Cicntly recovered from til" effects OF
hcr late war with italy. may be ablc
IA throw considerable weight into IN"
scale. II is generally understood mat
Germany has an effective understands
ing With Turkey which may icah u"
interesting Developments.
There Was no cessation Of diplomatic
activity in London throughout the daN.
Tonight i'rcmicr Asquith gave small
dinner party 1T his residence Ia DO" n
Ing street. the sucstA including the
Russian ambassador. Sir Edward
Grey remained at the Foreign Dnice
until a late hour. and then went 10
buckingham Palace TO consult King
George. The Japanese ambassador
mad Il long conference with Sir Ed
ward Grey This afternoon
rho Cabinet viii meet again to-
morrow 10 consider Great Britain's at
t!tude in the crisis Inc government
viii have TO make its momentous de-
cslon between the Two schools Of
thought which prevail hcre-one ad
vocating that England hold aloof and
only seek to protect Dutch ana Belgian
neutrality. and the other arguing that
the entente with France entails Eng
land going 10 the assistance Or France
II that country is attacked by Ger
many.
Despite the oAicial view tina, there
is a friendly feeling between England
and Germany. II Is Impossible 10 avoid
observing among tho general public
deep seated dutaconism toward that
country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
NEW SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE



Washington, August IA new salary
schcdul" FOR rural carriers throughout
tho country went into eject to-day 10y
an order promulgated by Postmastcr-
General Burl"sonF In accordance with
the recent act OF Congress. providing
N.2oo rs the maximum annual pay Tor
carriers.
heretofore. tho uni; Of conversation
upon which carriers salaries were
based included only the number Of
miles travelled. bat under the new
schedule consideration is to be given
OF the time required TO travel such
mlleaGe and TO the amount of service
rendered By ;hc carrier.
The Postmaster General declared to-
day that tho order was a step toward
greater efficiency of Tho rural mail SER
Vie" and tn" elimination 10 a large
extent OF tho enormous disparity be-
tween receipts and expenditures ia this
service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
INVITED To REL MON or
ROCK EFEILER FAMILY

iHp'C'ti 10 ne mes DlSpdtcn.l
Burkev,lle. Va. August 10 ]. Dtehl
and family. of this place. have received
an invitation to attend rio Rockefeller
family reunion, which takes place in
New York city. The gathering OF the
clan will last FOR three days. beginning
on September 10 The reunion IS AN
annual occurrence. MIR. Dichl is the
southern member OF ia" board of cdu-
cation OF the Roci<cfellcr Family .Asso-
citation. and j. closely identified with
the historical as well as the educational
sid" Of the Association. John II. Rock
ofelier Was host To the association at a
recent meeting OF that body at his
countr% home near TarrYtOwu, ~ ".
and is expected to be present at the
coming reunion. Mir. Dichi will be in
.LllnllllMen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

special ~ The rimcs-D Dispatch
bristol. VA August LIT is AN
nouuccd that Congressman 6 - Sl.nip.
Of ;hc Ninth Virginia District the Re-
publican nominee ~ the pending c;;m-
3ai-n. viii open headquarters ia i;ris e
tol this month II Is expected tnat K.
Tate Irvine. the Democratic noiAii 90.
viii retain his headquarters 1T zig
stone Cap Both coruiritte.s ar. about
ready 10 BEGIN the campaign Tne FRO
;.rcSiiVcs who rcuI"i,..-'l loyal ar" also
preparing 10 launch campaign Tor
ihnir rHnhi,nlc j |. EnSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

German sword viii merge Victorious
in ;hc right"
The f;mperCrs speech was greeted
with tumultuouS cheering
The Imperial Chancellor also All
dressed tho Assembly. SaNi-l,;:
"All stand az ono man for our En-
peror. whatever our opinions OF our
crccds. ! ann sure al young German
men are ready to shed their bloQd for
the fame and greatness Of Germany.
We can only trust in God. vino hitherto
has always given victory.
An imperial decree cOnVokes the
RcichstaH on August :.
Crown Prince i'redcr.ck William was
EaHcttcd commander Gf the FIRST di-
vision Of tho Imperial Guards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
WARBURG ON STAND
New York Banl>cr submits to Quiz u
SCnnt,. Committee.

WASHINGTON. Augusta L. Paul VI.
Warburg. OF New York. President Viii
sons nominee 10 the Federal Reserve
Board. was examined by the senate
Banking committee for four hours to-
ON Monday. u
senator Eristow. or Kansas. was the
only committee member To question MIR.
Warbur- He urCb"d in detail the
financial opinions OF the banker and
his connection With Kuhn. Loeb " Co.
OF New York, making use Of the House
money trust COniuittce's report. which
firms In a combination controlling
money aud credit i'm the United states
several committee members said u
favorable report Oh WarhurI.'s noni-
nation vas proba blc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Sp"cial o. Tho TImes-Disputch-
Lynchburg. Va. August Hail
storms nave prevailed during the last
two or three days i'm the counties con
tiguoua to this city. though reports in
dictate that the stone have been 50 small
that little or 10 damage has been done
to crops " Natural i:vidr" Thurs
daN tn" hail was 50 deep that il ras
puSsibi" to make balls 90 il. NJ col
lcen. in Nelson Comfy. the ground Was
covered until il Was white. Another
Storm is reported TO have taken plac"
~ the Gladys section Of Campb"li
County. hut mere, too. little or $50 dam
was done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
~ DE- JOSEPH g.. KELLY SENDS
RESIGNATION no GOVERNOR
Especial to The Dispatch. J

bristol Va, August Judge Jo-
scph /. Kelly to-day mailed to GOV
crnor stuart his resignation as Judge
OF tn" Bristol Corporation Court to
hcc0rUc effective at once. This was
done bccnus. OF Judge Il.lly's recent
elevation to q place on the Stat" SUI
premc Court bench. in which position
he Will begin service next February.
commemorative Attorney Fiovd H.
Roberts ana Colonel Samuel fulker .
son are the only applicants for the ap-
pointmcnt to succeed Judge Kelly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
ASH United suites ,o Act.

Washington. August l.-,iermanv.
'r"at britain ana France HAY" formal
IS asked the United States to Ia Ike
"hai =" 80 their embassies throughout
the theatre Of hostilities. I'm case
Of omcrrcucy."
The United states viii act FOR the
nov crs involved ana American am
bass; dors aud ministers abroad are
being siiucted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Minsien,l DUNCAN.

fSpooIAI 90 The Tunes -DIspa' n
Heatt~viiic. Va. August Mlss AHc" r.
DUNCAN ana John r.. Niu-tcid. both 81
Northum oerland County ny. married in
81. timo-. on SATURDAY
Mason ~ I.umpkiu. 90 Wcc-ns. we're mar
lied AT tn" Baptist parsonage IN lrvinrton
" eG3t -1ay.
NJ. and Mr.. :. \. Newman. ~ Miskinson.
haFe ANNOUNCED IN" approachin- marriage
% th"ir daughter. Miss Myrtle Catherine,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
NC CHANGE CONTEMPLATED
Rrhiictd Gives Assurance TINT Surnr
Iurin VIII Sfuud.

Redn.ld today notified Comintssioncr
Davies. Of the bureau rr Corporatiois
that the inquiry into conditions in the
had no relation 20 any change in tho
tariff
"No such change is to my know
secretary H.dhclG's letter was written
'u "cpiN {" an Inquiry from Mir Davies
Who stated that Tho impression has
S"n" abroad that this investigation had
occu entered into with the possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Now York. August 1.-The President
Grant, ono Of the great steamers Of
the hamburg American Line. Europe
bound and recalled because OF tho war,
sent word tonight 10y wireless that she
was returning nero.
Tho President Grant sailed on Thurs
daE for Hamburg and received the mes
sage recalling her when She was i36
miles ont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
FOItGiNES HIS ENEMIES
no HAVE ATTACHED HIM

Berlin. August ..-Tho Emperor
speaking from window Of the castle
last might to the crowds below. said
~ thank YOU for the love and loyalty
shown me. When enter upon a fight
let all party strife cease. We are Ger
man brothers and nothing else. All
parties have attacked me in times OF
peacc. forgive them with all nay
heart hop and wish that The good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

view of bringing about a change in
.b" attitude of the administrations upon
lie sugar tariff schedule.
Mn EcdicidS reply said the specific
purpose OF the investigations WNS 20
lid tn" sugar Industry in necessary
'cndjusuncnt. You have doubtless
noted i'm this connection" Mr.. Redticld
said. the greatly Increased coEsump-
iion OF sugar IN the last few months"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
rc,rolcnm Exports stopped.

New York. August All exports OF
petroleum and other oil products des-
tined for Europe have been stopped by
the standard oil Company. such com
mocitics icing considered contrabsud
F6f war; Several standard tank ships
due 10 leave atlantic ports to-day,
wcr. ordered To remain at dock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Cnrter>.,llr club Gives rlny.

Columbia Va. August 1.-The car
tcrsvillc Dramatic club drove over
rough roads twcnty-iive miles in .u-
tomobilcs and presented Farm Folks
here last night 10 q packed house.
This troupe has given this play At
Cartcrsville, Arvonia and here. The
proceeds will be used in building side
walks at Gainesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Copenhagen. August HERMAN tor
pcdo boat dcStroyers operating outside
the Danish Sea territory made an un-
successful attempt to-day to cut the
cable communication to Russia by way
OF KOcdNtG. DcniMark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Ira Hands or I,cc.i,.rS.

NlcNPudti0, Va. august l--Thc New
WASHINGTON Brick company. whose
Alexandria County yesterday was
placed iit tho hands Of Gardner l..
Eothc and !. Randall eaton. Jr.. as
receivers The application was made
bN Emoch L. Mhitc. OF WANhimgton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

tynrhburs. Va. August THE re
port Of Supervisor Wood. iit charge Of
the four municipal playErounds in
l.NuchburE. shows that during July
lA.@iJ children rcsnrtrd To these
grounds 80 make use OF tue grounds
and their equipment for play. school
grounds arc utilized for play purposes.
two being maintained for whites ANA
NO 70. ,nlnIrl ahilnlNn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
assassin Irresponsible.

Paris. August l.-Raoui Villain. who
shot and killed Jean Jaurcs. the So
cialist leader. Yesterday. is abnormal
mentally and partially irresponsible.
according TO alicnists who examined
him to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
In,trninE to TsIns-Tau.

Shanghai August l.--Gernan re
serves Throughout, china are proceed =
Ing with all hast" to Using Tau. the
fortinod port in the German territory
of iIiau-ChaU.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
GREAT nRITAIN's POSITION
OUTLINED BY PREMIER

tanned Is an exceedingly dcbatabic
question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Bath Robes

y Regular $500 Terry Cloth Bath
Robe, in all the delicate hues; most
men like these; special GO 1r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
KAISER DECIDES
AGAINST PEACE
ON CONTINENT

CONTINUED From First pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Undergarnents

Mems Union Suits, $l.00 qualities.
including "Porosknit." "B v D."
Varsity" (clOse crotch) and CT
"RoXford." Special .. VJG
81 80 "Narsity' (close crotch) Union
s"'ti SIX Reduce" ''",a' to large Sl.OO
Varsity" athletic style Shirts ana
Drawers, made OF fine grade of long
cloth and large plaid muslin. 90.
Regular soc garments for. 49,. 1JN
Athletic Understands, Swiss a
ribbed. Special at ~
Athletic Undershirts, balbrig- IN
gan, at ....... ........... ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Neckwear

,a MS.s fo M: sas. ar. ea rG"'-'" 15c
Several hundred Solid Silk Fourth
s i"Sas or :o sac 1""'s''' no" 1o. 35c
rla o"s ' Special .H' at N"'' '0"r-'" l9c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
SUES HER FATHER
 IN FRIENDLY ACTION
 TO DECIDE TITLE

Tn order to decide the title to right of way on valuable shore property in Westport. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk of Westport appeared today in the su- perior court to testify in the friendly action she brought againse her father. Aaron B. sherwood. and the town of Westport-
 The property in question is known as Sherwood island. In 1901 Aaron Sherwood deeded it to his children but the town claims a, right of way. Aaron Sherwood, who was a great se horse man in his day, testified that he had been in possession Of the property since 1883 He had prevented any body from. trespassing on the beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
AlSER'S GRE SER ERv!CE RE:P PORTS
 BIG 0RDE RS HERE

Germany $ secret service reports that 4fae allies have given orders in this country for about 500,G00 rifles and earbines for service use, and 500,o00 rifles for drilling purposes. Also or ders for s00,o00 GOO cartridges. These orders are said to be given to the u M C. CO.,. this city, the Renaing- ton CO.,, of Hon., New York. and the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. of New Haven.
 faxe Been given to co4np panies in other states fer fillllkons ofs poTuds of pow der. for many aerepianes and heavy. cannon, and other munitions of war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
Lost Vouchers Make
 Trouble for J. T. King
l6continued from Page 1)

fo show that when $1O6.31 had been deducted from $s95.25 there was but s2sae4 remaining. and being told by the trustee that he had no further ex- pIanation to make, made formal ob-. lection to the account, not only in form, but in substance.
 ; Judge Banks then ordered that the trustee file a, new accounting in ac- cordance with suggestions made, all lowing him to charge himself with re- ceipt of s270. 25 from the sale Of per- sonaI property and s125 for the sale of real estate. and credit himself with the payment of premiums on bonds for eight years. appraisers fees, att torneys fees. trustees con1nnfssion. referees expenses. reference fees, fees
 to special master and other ex- penses, which will total about $275.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
Ribbons for
 bows and sashes

1T know a little girl who'll be delighted to have Santa bring her a sash and 3 hair ribbon to match it''
 Ribbon 413 inches wide is right width for hair. A 61a inch ribbon just makes cor rect sash
 Here they are,of nice quail iity, in white pink and light blue; narrow width, ,29c yd; wider one, 500 yd.
 Center aisle. front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
Boys special value naia11nas. =79c.

gc1J oA444e-FS17 0@'
 Maker tells us that most dealers sell these pajamas at $1.25 and none sell lem for less than a dollar.
 Our price for this special lot is 79c ;!
 Of Eden flannel. firm fine fabric which is just warm enough to be very grateful to a. boy during the cold sea son.
 Cut so they fit nicely. Finished carefully and attractiveIy
 Nice patterns too; mostly stripes in blue and gray and such celors.
 Only a limited quantity |79c.
 Front basement.i
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
CHIMNEY FIRE IN
 SACRED HEART FEcToRY

henica1 Go was called to the recfory of Sacred Heart church at 9soT o'clock this morning on still alarm to check a chimney fire. At 10 AS o'clock the company again re- eponded to a ssill alarm to house owned by Burr & Knapp at Lindley and Hunting streets where fire result ed from thawing frozen water pipes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
PLANS FOR WHITE WA x
 PARADE THURSDAY

The White Way parade on Thurs day night will form in State street right resting on Broad street and will move promptly at 8 o'clock down State to Main street to Fairfield ave- to Broad street, back to Main street to Congress street. All the letter car riers in uniform headed by Postmas- ter William H. Marigold will march in the parade.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-15
Sweater is sure
 guard against chill.

Sweater is sure guard against chill.
 With sweater beneath the outer coat, woman may feel sure from attack of the cold est day. And there $ some thing particularly grateful and co1pfo ting about it's snug fit and lack of great weight.
 Such sweaters in many co1ors and models, Including handsome Norfolk be1ted styles and with either roll or high collars, 3 s3 to $6.
 Second. floor.