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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
D llunlER {: D TO PAY $6 .5D A MEEK

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 ~ and zEgs. Afopne n4ll apeifH the week end at tte e Red tiafles
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
E NGL AND IS READY, ALTHOUGH AlsAnlSI I
 GENERAL. CONF gT


 London, July 30 Prepar ationg Tor q possfple general Hnropean war WAS the subject for consideration today by ev- cry country likely to be involved and the complications of the situattpn were augmented by 2 rumor thai Japan also might join in the conflict.
 England like the rest of the nations. has begun measures to prevent her be- ing surprised by eventua1itfes. Her fleet has been ordered to be kept on a war footing and the scattered ves- sells of the navy are being brought back to their bassa
 The metropolitan police which is a government force, has been recalled from leave and restored to duty al once as the men will be required to- guard the government dockyarda and ma gazines in case the regular guards should have to join their regiments.
 As to what is going on fn the fight ing zone the strict censor ship prevents any details coming tfrou gh. All kinds Of reports. however, were in circuia- tions one of them stAksng that n bat tIe had taken place on Austrian ter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
FIllAllDI: PR l: ARES
 10 JOIN COM ICT

Paris. July so lrery nailitar$ pren- arafAcn short of mobilization has now been ma6e in France. The signal likhts and boxes were today guarded by scldiers. Runors were in circula- tiou 10 the eiract that President Poin- care. after all-night council of war, had ieekded <o call up s0oso00 men Of the Trench army reserves. strong l3s KFxrded official denial or this was issQed together with assur ances that draatic measures would be taken agaAraf taptie spreading such reports. The Eoye1rnent is working ir close co-or eration with the principal news- kept oNer military operations as. dur lng the war Of 1870. the Germans are said to have obtained a great advaH- tas8a from the infor1natfoh printed In the lJrench press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
SiDul DER, lINe FUR lHDR IS

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 EAs beoeher, Hdtsssx caz rsoentasl la4rned 0& Atg l1i'alss ana 7a' szaissetI at 1nnu. tlAak Jo4n B3 10 the husu1ttal for tneaznaant <EhuEst tleex, ,4tsll t.1 hhae sui a .a1p <n1nasa1rr osiz1 phg a2e dans and
 aHa ESusur KnbeA xaat nagnt- Be os.f&4 Hf8 Btother FrtrrsE who liver h & katza1 4venrie. he hs 81rvAved s tmia othaa biS1a aEHs Ihuhlas and M nm l.1kts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
6 AalAY CORP IS M0BlL z ID

RarlIn. Iulv 8D4-Naa5nr General Erfoh Won IAlkehhayne, Gesme'n minister Dk war, nnc 1Aeue General Cpnnf Hslfnukh von me l4ixe, chitAf oH uon ferenoA today 4F1th Ior. Fon IleE eEl1> innsin in KHol1weEs thu iEhperAn cna,nceA~ |ior. Exince Henry uf Frsiasit the Efa- peroK,8 Brother and sever al oN 9lAe imp erisl ministers wfc ass enblsd at the ohanpel lfora pp lpoe.
 Etlrnors were current after Wntd that tho H1rst Ger1nan Army Cor ps with hsaaanarkerE mt Hoenigab ers had been naobfIfxed ana that caaA hed been Issued for a section c the federal council which ls ccmpos,sd of repre- antmktves o4 the states of Scr
 many
 1'he proceedinss St the ir1peraal 4onkerenee at Esotadains yanEerda,s n- dor the preMtd enrw of EFn percr Ntt tf-
 ia4n hnN8 been &epE O lose sscF et. oneaEfons addressed to ofll ctsls eN k- ed the reply
 isn the sff8htest fnforfnati on oii the subject
 souAe oxficers in close touch xath the situation guaraedty expressed the opinion teddy that the newt 24 hours wbold see decision o1 che questi on tions 0f the inimin ence of the crt sis VI Gre seen In the orders ent to the reserve o61ice4a 60 hold tlt 1nselt.es in req dfneas for service and in otl1er preIinin mary preca uti unary r1easiax s
 pespatchea from the pro 1nces show ! that the greatest agitation ezZifta In I many places. Tle re esf4entH uf the fortified town of strassbtrg on the French front1er. have sEacted lasz ns i'm prOvi ona to De prepared fCr a |Me&e while the ccmmon council Of the town has taken raeasuf es to check |the enormous increases in the prices of f0ch
 The cdAancil of Breslau WAS ce He'd liiato secret session today to vote an 1 tlou of 250s0op for ax-
 tFaor dinarv purp nd 1t ls ass
 suued that this also v sA or tn . ID tazs- pose Of lasdng in pros1s1on for Ia os- l stlb1e siege Tire sorialiEts ~ ete are ho1d- 1 ins macs neetsngs fn pro est q ss ilasi Ia WAT but the non Seefa list " or ing 4 nnen s orKaniza tiona have made co91n- Ter demOhatrntfen snfE hHve tHsnnA q l manifesto declarIne the loYa1ty of the great majority of STorlEA nR men lc the 4 EEfn peroT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
AUS RYAN IVY
 ARE BEAT EN 0H;
lc.oneIllas9 Inn I7aga 1.l

fCAumeflfxaA from Pago 19 'pcsHznze to measure either the dim nlen- sa rz1s or sthe efrsuks.
 I'm these olxsru nstsSnees t Is of vitAl zanpcrtance in the intere9ta Of the whole world thea+fhia country. which hhA no iutereatn of its own directly EMtta&aakes should present a united front and be able to speak and to act with sAutau11ty as an undivided nstlon.
 we were to proceed today with l--uuleHs the debate were con duIted in an axfldcia1 toneloe imvolvec in acute cnmkEoveraies In regard to do- n1eAt1e difxAreuces whose 1r1portsnos to oarse1ves none iH disposed to be- llxkls.
 VT nssd not say more than that m at sztch q use of our time at such q mo- xront in havfng an injurious and lAat- tnHiy injurious efreck on the intern F t1onrA etkuattcn.
 s3onar Law, the leader cf the cp- position, shares to the full che views have expressed We therefores pro- pose to postpone for the present the second Of the amending bills witi1out predud1ce to ita future in the facps tltax by the po@kponement cf thls dAk8- 'cusefou the pa811okiBm of all parties Will contribute as Nes 1n c1r power. lf not 10 avert at least to cir cum aaerA he wlloh threatens the wheae world Mr. AeQuzth's references to all EIaFs- saa rally1n& % the support ce the gcsz- arnKnAnc wnxe heartily ckeeead h.R ah inc naoxnbe4s
 rae British ofE1ce whcss su.i xas- sdoha of a confarence of n1z lhs.sasi dors am Iiondcn of the great powers fsaiAed to meet with the aprrovtI or German ny ana Austtae. has now invited Germans to eu@gaat some dtplomatic way cali ef the diH1culty wnieh will meet lle approval of Austria E4ungsry and q reply is expscted at any Tnoment
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
servi vis1is and A1stz ians Of st. Louis Anxious
 To Become Citizens

Hast 5t Louis ILL, July s0 mat. wan as no charms for the Seryiaris' and Aee eaane in the small owns near here was evinced yesterday wlae4s nea Fly % natives of tn warning EIi1'opesn nations went % the ofEIce of Che clerk Of the Hast St Louis city eonft tc tsp15ly for naturaai ization pa perSs
 1'he ma 5ofity were under che I'm ore ssiox that unless they were citf-s gems of &he united States they would be forced Into the service of their countries and many Of them after be- ing assured such was not the case went away sakisHed Others how ever. mad 6 application to become cf<- Hens of the United States
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
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nEAR1 IA LINN sls

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 fEe cf 1chn q. Efuusne 4e1e tlz1s 41ufHn8 held 1fcn the fai1fiA rsslz denres son Capito hwnnnie. The bydy woa taken to St Ra4Kita church
 here the Rev Edwd nrtan aaMM hi&A maaa nG re1 1i8m tthe elzr1Aeh rlznaE nHnf Tce EEbfundfa5 at oEEer11fy ana aete r1ass 1gearer My God 10 E1ee seautit1 floral tI.iz 1rtaH s11rcund ded the Naah et Gus F. AEHye WIliaxn aa n1nan James Al sfntkh. Daniel o'lsrlen. Le14ia Blair, and Peter Ca11ey we're Hearefs. Burial pFap m st- A1chnegs cenaetet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
rEEx c1zsPoR 4TToaE.

Articles Of 11eorporation of Che Brtdgep ort 11ovelty Ndanlafa cturing GO. were filed in the town clerks office today The company 5 to manufac- tt1re gloves or all kinds bags of c1oth or leather ana novelties of all de- scrlp lions. The capital stock is $5o.- 900 divided Into 1000 shares st $50 each The incorporators are Henry Lee. rocker and William MarEgo1d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
BEzT1ssH CREWS DEzEr
 gUN@oAIs 1N CHINA
 on A1oadIExaLI TIT ORrazF.

EnkDws July ao-T'hs 8fftiAh sr1sa- b041A Enlpe. Woc dccck aftd Kinah W, of British China squadron were de- serted hy an ad nairadty order Tha 41rhwH rampwed the breaeh blocks oe The 81nn. took aVFay all tite arms and azunnunftion possible and threw tho
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

Black duck covered trunrc. wood slats. tleather stGhpa hear strong lock
 32 incns gular
 70 inch, rezvAar ea- Brass trimmed run Ecoe end
 inch. regular
 S2 inch, reEuiar 4e.5c Steamer trunks with Nra U- rnlngs and leather straps HttcuE hert wood slatg, sizes 2e 34 and M s5 ko see4 and 4s.
 Canvas covered reEu1atlon slated with hard wood dcVEI each eide Of lock. special c7Fu Lined with cioth and dtted Un tray In sizes tc GG and w1ft4 cording 10 eize, $7-50 70 &ss8p floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

tne svrup stage paae d bunch of rose kerantuxl1 leaves (which have been carefully washed1 through 1t several times.
 Garlic, like cayenne. is a good ser want but q very bad master Cut a ciove in kalf and make cross at bot tom of salad bowl. or write a magic number. AB 40 some o1 the French
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
British Po1iticians
 Confer On Home Rule

London, July s0-The leaders Of all the political parties in the United Kin gdon were In conference today at the reaidence Of Sir Edward Grey. tfles British foreign seefetary where the International situation w0s under dfecusas or. Premier Asquith and An drew BonaF Law leader of the orpo- sitsons drove together to the meeting 4n Laws car It was said that an "a ag1,srlent had been reached between t11e NaEtfes sn reference te Krfsh home rf11eSs ssSs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
MRS B W1T1a113

nny norrcRin frlendfi and rala@ <lyeg att4nded t1e tineraa I Df Etdksi Rachel Edith Iycns wife of Frederfck 5phu vT1l1lfs from the fsrnlly nome. sS Parallel etrsek at 2sSD tlatii tliternt on. Rev. George W qlchosnen. pataor e4aet<Eus of the First Baftftt church 40hdncted inc funeral service Many fsehz1tafn1 floral tributes etirrssa4n ded the cae1ets "A quartet eang eCrossfle z khs Bar and Abide with Me- The burial wna ln Mnantatn Grcvs Gene terry
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
 JUMPS GRAIN PRICE

Chicago July so-wheat today jumped np seven cents bueheI in the hrxt minute of trading
 The DeceTnber option. which closed st 91 cents last night. sold fn1nedt- ste1y today at ss cents. Prices were two cents apart ln different sections of the pit at the same moment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co

chefs. and you win have pleaty ct One garlic flavor
 Don't allow dirt co prac grained in hauds ana nails. ot rough work 70 dos WeaF much aa possible. Aup lacr Na cefine wen in Che hsudt h11ote ing them a1ter whia 1n dishes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
BAND CONC POSITION

The concert of the Coast Artillery Corps band acheduled for tonight af Seaside park has been poztponed uzl- til tonerrosw night beca use ok the in-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

Frank Reynolds of New Haven alias Frank Murphy, WIS arrested this morning upon request Of the Elm City authorities by Detective Sergeant Hackett and Policeman Murphy on charges Of theft He will be taken to that city this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Anthony Drexel Jr; son Of Anthony ,. Drexel of Philadelphia and New fYork was obliged to appear in person syl a New York court and pay $25 tane for speeding
 handcar. with gasoline engine. is used for the transportation of mails on tha Lancaster. 6Pa.). Oxford C. Southern Railrcad- The rood stopped operations
 Colonel RooseveIt's request to be heard on the Colombian treaty will be granted when the Senate Foreign Re- latfons Commfttee takes up considera- ton of that treaty
 William B. Collins, editor of the Itsfzead der-Eepu blican of Gfoversvzlles N Y. announced himself as a candt- date for the state senate.
 Tn an explosion Of fireworks during a celebration at Tudelss Spain. 25 per- sons were killed and 30 seriously in jured.
 Commodore Pugh's motor boat, the IDisturber. challenger for the interna- tional trophy, arrived at Southampton. England.
 President wilson urged the Senate foreign relations committee to ratffy Secretary Bryan's peace treaties with twenty nations.
 willie Ritchie. the former worlds IHghtweighf boxing champion who lost his title to Freddie welsh in London. arrived in New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
7GHnsH DHsE sEsaJsH BODY
 1s CALLED TO COAST.

London, July 90 Several sections Of the British special defense force were called to duty today on the east and south coasts to relieve the regulars in guarding bridges and railroad sidinGs and manning the coast defenses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
nnung GAasa GE HsD.

Fartford. July soAlien Brothers Garage. incorporated, of Greenwich. has filed a corporation certificate fin the office Of the secrstary Of state- Capital stock is $50. .o0os to start Dusi- ness with SIS s0A0.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
Here are examples

Fiber covered trunks with brass trinmingst | each in size go and s4s regular ss and $s.5o-ez. Canvaszcovered trunk with nber binding and cloth lining, brass lock and bolts. s4 inch size, regular s1o-- s7.5O.
 Brass trimmed trunks with stout canvas coverinz leather straps, 3f inch. regular se.5o-s5. Fine trunk with canvas covering and three center bands. Has cloth lining and stout leather straps.ss inch, regular s11-Ss.
 rs1sfrt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
NORWAIsK AUTO DEADH1R
 HELD FOR HIGH COURT

New Haven, July so--oscar H Bsnks. of NorwaIlx, was held for trial in the superior court after a city court hearing today on a charge of issuing worthless check to local concern. The bonds were set at s2.5oo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

As result of disclosures made to the police by 1s years old Helen stumsky of 14s Helen street regard ing her conduct with many East Side boys. the authorities are considering grand roundup of those named by her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
center aisls rear
Ex tra good trun
 and at saving

Sample trunks are as good maker knows how to build
 Here are sample trunks from maker who alas builds good and has named his output: EyeENa
 Trunk needs to De pretty good to live up to sueh name
 These pretty good
 samples, they had come to end of their trunks they just ready to begin it And they samples
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
TJrED

zb. 1s14s Mary wife Of Henry Jones' aged 79 years. months, 1 days
 Friends are invited t1 attend the funeral from n er late ss1dence No. Hf1 Fairfield avenue cn Saturd day Aug 1at. at z 30 p. m. 1nternaent nk AHt. 4zp7sa sr enaeterys as ohm 5 ell, aged 8s years
 Friends are invited t3 attend the Funeral from the residence of his nrcther. Patrick Gtfl e34 Central Avenue on eaturday. Aa1g at sss0 a. n and from St Marya church at ~ mi Iiaterrnenf af Et NIf- chaers cemetery. 30 be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30
B illIant silks
 for les

Over dozen Fica new E10ilaa-afriped sfIEa H1T9 hurried i1l
 They vii make effective and distinctive the stripes new combinations
 Bengaline and ta1feta and n@1 $L25 and 4l51 yard.
 very effective black satins too
 stripes are of equal width and about inch wide Clever and impressive
 Good for girdIes Desirable to give toueh of 1aIity to bathing suit
 $1 yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

TEa 9E 7eor4s Of She north end to know there is first class fish mafEAt at 712 Hadtson aissll ne. Jzlsl Km@sAahA asr Aels IuAst u6 bsttter~ NiAh 5e lb. asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

Not less than thousand Bridgeport men ars wear Safety First blue serge suits from this Each paid $15 He got big money s-werth The Rowland men store simply claims that aey good SIS suits Men have told they conldn match than $20 And men have prove5 they what they said bg buying
 AN ny Safet5 Ffrst2
 Because the ho buys fisk
 There suit money back the man doesns get good service
 No risk ia buying that sort of ablue serge
 Good. models and several of them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

William B. collins, editor of the ader-Republicans of Gfoversvil1e. N F., announced himself as candi- date for the state Senate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

Tn an explosion of fireworks during a celebration at Tudelss Spain. 25 per- sons were killed and 30 seriously in il1rad
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-30

willie Ritchie. the former worlds ughtweieff boxing champion who lost his title to freddie welsh in London arrived in New York
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-15
THE EVENING BANN Err
Thursday. Oct. IS, 1914.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
<s~a o. Inc Town and Village Ted hrczb
tss R,ps ReadeD-

There will be a regular meeting OF
the w. r. C. tomorrow evening.
Irving Allen has returned from Bos
ton where he has been spending a
few days
Bennington Council, X. of c. will
hold regular meeting Friday eve
ming
Wait for the selling out sale at the
Surprise Store, Library Bldg. Starts
sat Oct. 18th. 1912
The district meeting of District No
/. Order of Eastern Star will be held
with Mount Anthony Chapter, We'd
nesday, Nov. 4.
Residents of Bennington will find
many exceptional bargains in garm-
ents for men. women and children at
the Joe Levin store. corner of North
Edward McCue has returned from
Boston where he attended the worlds
baseball series. He was accompanied
by his sister Miss Sarah McCue OF
Troy.
Mrs. A. G. Gokay of Shoreham and
Miss Abbie Greeves OF Rutland, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
f. Dumas of River street have return
ed home.
Miss Mary Peabody OF Troy, who
came here to attend the Niles-Wil-
liams wedding, has returned home.
and River streets, during the three
days opening sale now in progress
The store is open evenings. Adv.
Miss Marjorie Shurtleff of Boston,
who came here the first of the week
to attend the wedding OF her sister
Miss Janet Shurtleff, on Wednesday
returned this morning TO resume her
duties as publicity director for the
Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage as
ISOLATION.
Gradatim girls! Come TO the Tn.
ion prayer meeting in the Congrega
tional chapel at Z 80 this evening and
join in the class hike Immediately
after the meeting The more the
merrier, come and help swell the
numbef.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-15
PENSION COST DECREASES
Now Two Million Less Than the High
water Mark for d Years Payment

The report OF Gaylord NJ Saltzgab-
err commissioners OF pensions for the
fiscal year ended juno 30. 1914
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-15
PERU

Farmers are busy harvesting their
crops which are unusually good this
year, especially the potatoes and
apples
NJ. J. Hapgood and G. l.. Richard
son are spending some time in Bos-
ton with Mrs Hapgood and Phillip.
Mrs. NJ. ]. b. Fuller and daughter,
Miriam, returned to their home in
Hanover, Conn. Monday after spend
ing two weeks at Dea. Lyons,
Mr. and Mrs. d. X. Millington have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying their cottage here. We
are glad to welcome them as resi-
dents Of our town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Whitney were in
Ncwfane one day last week on bust
ness.
Robert Wait. Youngest son of G. b.
Wait is visiting relatives for few
days. He is living in Michigan at
present.
Mr.. and MS. Frank Lord returned
to the city this week, having spent
most of the summer at their home
here
Friends of Mrs Sarah Russell Of
Natick, Mass. will be sorry to near
of her serious illness from pacial
paralysis at the NOISE hospital in
Natick.
\ Harvest supper was held in the
village hall on Tuesday evening UNI
der the auspices OF the C. f. A pleas
ami and profitable evening was spent
The subject OF the sermon at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning will be THE Fail OF Jerusa-
lem" Rally day will be observed in
the Sunday school. A record is to
be kept and the names of those
whose attendance is perfect will be
reported. The evening service viii
be a Temperance me ting the leader
will be Mrs W. H. Burroughs The
beautiful decorations every Sunday
have added greatly TO the church ser
vices and have been the source of
many pleasant comments This
work has been faithfully done by
Miss Harriet She man and much
gratitude is expressed for her artistic
work
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-15
SYNDICATE

Reuben Bentley was IN Manchester
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Robe son spent
Sunday in Pawlet
Epworth League. Friday night, lead
er. NJ. u. Hurd.
T., T. Hayes OF lloosick Falls spent
Sunday at his home here
Z. i. HAYES is in Rutland attending
court, being drawn as juryman.
O. J. Wyman of Cambridge spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs George
BENTLEY.
Master Earl Woodcock is in Man.
chester spending week with his
uncle. e. s Botsford.
No school in town after Tuesday.
as The teachers are to attend the
Teachers convention.
Mrs. Sarah u. Randall is with her
daughter. Emma. in Cambridge for u
two weeks visit
Mrs. NJ e. Wyman has returned
from visit with her daughter. Mrs.
VIM MorroW Jr
Tho town WAS we'll represented at
the County picnic held az Arlington
last week All report a fine time.
O. T. Dewitt and son John and
soninlaw. G. =. Brown of Albany
were through town Sunday c1ll.ns ON
relatives. They made the trip hy
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