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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28
6eordn9te ueberiibt iiber
Ole Sage.

Mad elmer 9umbumer Mebmms but Seiterreid msarm ssm
ben aries erfGrt
BET @ambuse smebe nnb Die gdte be briden Sberfpmmam
Santem @emeals rem, e Die @eberase an nit brrn
pren sngebn lnin bod erfennen, Die Narit
1lmfange ridig lit.
Gen Seuubmerm Sentidanbs erdeimt br Sies ais Der
rem neil Tie sesen @rOkbritanniem Der Ginmemsmns
ben aampf nnS Der Sennns Der Sapaner ben &rs nrd
bar erbittert nb gSsr aber eneoen Der grpe Grfplg,
ben oemde Irmeem &eem ssem perbInbe Sran5oieu
gelsier nad mnnGsisem &msen erfptem baben Die Irn
anf Die spe @ertebgnngsline mrfsebeu nnb Der WtGria
uerambss Der eumSumer smes fmlert elb beams ba ben
Iiierten, and Die @erteognngsinen bnrbrun
wrbn ns brg bebe ais lennser &adsms beum bamm ebe
ben Smtm Der gss ma Taris ubme erme SimbrniHe On.
Sm 9ars ident Der seiden Nnfdt sm n bemm ress-
mtmiir Wleanb fat NIT ieinen NnierfDlegn idpn geern
Ibenb TlGme beiprun, Earis ben berteibigt erbn
fDumte, eiuseidJluiien werOem iule.
Gime 3eitnngsmclSnng Spnlpgne wIrSe, it,
Saranf ikeu laen, bak bic Sntn an un baran nb, bic
sme @erteOisnnssine Snrdbredem, Senn es mS bere
Oak fe be MRS. Srubins Yas be Calais SmrdsebrOem nS. Of
erbmss fs Die Wbnms buu bas Die SrausOieu Die Snapn
trutbem sn fontrolieren.
Sm Senbe WerSen brie @arinenppem seanOe bamit bic
Senen oe SaSt ndt ais Sttpnnft pmenbem Ommen,
e ben nie sefnrfeten Snbaonansri an Gugano maen Sn
bericlbeu Melbuus bk bak Die beuen Srmppen mod 20 e
len BON Sitenbe entfernt iinb.
&0ng &arol GnmGnen ipQ dmer fran m iidj nit
AbOamfnnssabhften trageu.
Sin biider SurpcbpbpptserOrer bat Elm 6 nns Sf Der
aleim gr Wie Sruo in Staen sembet wrb, anf Der
Sobe SOrn naf nem 5ebn %nnten uabrenOen Sample
Snfen gebradt.
ams Dem besdem Sunso bic @adlri bak bic bemdem
Srmppen Samermm burt eimsefalen fnS.
Der rniiide MtGatade ipQ Die Mittenng gemad babm,
bak &nkano utere Imeen nad 8eprenku iddeu uol nnb
suar in Der gbidt, Sireft sesem Berlin maridierem.
Die sOrpDObOOOae Oes ertem iapamiem ednabers lit in
Snn geraten nnb unrSe beoen Snrdeinnubergebra
inf Wann Der Seiatnng baen babel br Seben neruren.
Der fransOde Senatp 0erbas diebt Die Snb 0e.
Serase an5um an Die esbe elmer Sppm bes 15 Irmee
fprp Die pfort ansgeren lei nnb babnr Die Tansoen Die
Grfulge irer Straesie gebradlt babe.
ranfreid crbub in @amstOn IrOe sesn bic beme &ries
imbrumg
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28
&erf BON Sranbitifter
Dermntet.

SSSn Der 0a6bori9aft bon @rono
giber iino g1otional 9loenue bro6en
iltnerbaIb BON stpolf Stunoen geitern
orei 6euer aus uno Die Seuerfpebr lit
ii6er5elgt, 6oB es ii6 Inn 6as @erf
BON 9ranbitiftern banoelt. Eoli5iit
SuItnn g. Sdinf, bon Ser 5rillnbua
9lOe. Station, entoefte olle orei 6eucr
uno beno6ri6tigte Die 6eiierlpcbr,
mclfe oie SSlammen in jeoem 5nIle
loi6en fonr1te, ebe beoeuten0er Sda-
ben angerid)tet mar.
Cine genaue llnteriuhung iii elit-
geleitet, I'M, tpenn es iif] Inn oos
@erf eines 9ranoitifters banoeIn
ioate, oeIielben babbaft 81 meroen.
Dos erite 6euer bra6 i'm Snuie go.
2S1 9eatiool Ipenue aus, bos 3fpeite
in 9eo. 559 @ranb gfiper slpenue unO
0as brittle i'm Sariie go. 297 9totio-
nal 9lpenne uno in ieoem sSoIIe be-
trug Der angerihtete SdaOen unter
$500.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28

quit i'm Safen BON Snn Suan ben
Somburg 9lmerifa Onnpfer Tr6-
ii0ent Dor 9lnfer gefunben batte. Ille
Marine 9ieIcrpiiten, Die li6 auf Dem
yTrGiioent" befunoen batten, MUIR
SEN BON Dem beuti9en9reu5er &arls-
rube altfgenommen, Der fiir3li6 in
San Suan &oble aiifgenonlmen
batte mo tpieoer in Die Gee geito6en
mar. Selte tpor bier fein transat-
Inntii6es Sfiff fGllig nod miro Elm
iol6es BEN Safen perlaiien.
&apt. @oans bonn britii6enS5 S5roht-
oampfer 9rltnlcliffe, Der belte olts
guenos 9lires un6 Sriri6oo eintraf
meIoete, baB er nm 6. glueiiit ON Ser
brniilionii6en &iiite BON Dem 0eiit-
i6en &reu5er Dresden ongebalten
murOe. gr mitbte i6riftlif) bei6lpo-
rem, baB er ni6t gcgen 9euti6lollO
f1lnpfen fperoe. Sept. Gpons iogte.
er babe ocnShpur MIR geleiltet, ipeil
er iid Inn Die Si6erbeit ieiner Srnil
unO ieines 9ir6eS, oie on 9oro ma
rem. 1n9itigte.
Die 9erti6en ieien nit ihuBbc-
reiten @etpebren on Goro oes 9om-
piers eefonlmen, ipG6ren6 Ser &reu.
ger feline @ononen ouf i'm geridtet
bielt. Die Scntifer bernidteten Den
brabtloicn Ipparat ser Orimcliffe,
iinb na6ocm oie Dresden bier Stlrn-
oen lang Oas Sdliff begIeitet bate,
oampfte tie oIttpdrts oopon.
90 ontreol, %. 9lug. Ger ied-
je6n Sabre aIte @oroon @etts, 8e-
meiner i'm fiinfter Heeiment Der
&opol 6igblnn6ers, lpuroe bei,te pon
einem unbefannten 9ln9reifer ins
9luge geidoiien unO get0tet. 8etts
Itano 5ur,eit OH Dem aonal in Sou-
lanaes @afe. Seit Slusbrud) oes
&rieges puroen oil allen &andlen in
Ser 7ominion @af)en poitiert, I'M
5u perbiiten, oai3 iie olr6 Gpnnmit
bei6Goigt piiroen. Solooten IN
Soulanges, Die oen &onal betpoden.
p1r6en mG6rer1o Der lebten Gage
pieoerbolt BON un6efonntcn@erio
beiboIien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28
Gn0ete init einem Sieg Der Sent:
den auf Der ganSen 2inie.

Sin6erniiie eirfa6 6eiieite. Inn aufs
@anje 5lI gehen. Ssn lle6ereinitim-
nntng nit 0ieier ToIitif purOe iait
0as babe Iolen o6ne Srllppen &C.
laiien itno 0ie geantten muroen MIR
aufmerfinm genladlt, lie mogen iif)
bei5eiten 5ltriid5iebeit, luenn Die
Tcittifeu nn6eu. 9ie Sclttihen uno
SeIterrei6er ba6en bon Ser lid ibnen
bietenoen Ieiften SeIegenbeit @e-
braltd gemaht mo iino BORT. no
feline Soloaten itonoen, eingefo1en
un0 bis na6 9oo5 gefommen, aber
mittlerIpeile IirO lie aud nieoer ber-
trie6en porben. Ger Grobiiirit lit
offenbar eit 10 .,tpeitiihtiger" Stra.
tege, baB er 6ie Inn in Ser gt6be BEL.
ge6rohte gtie6erlage Ol,rh sic oIt.-
ung. Sriippen 9ar nift 9eieben bat.
@ir meinen, Die bereinigten 9eitt-
ihen uno SeIterrei6er peroen ibn
ihon nod cine 9rile gegen @eit-
iidtigfeit aufieben. 9lnm. 3. 3D.
2onSon, "a. glltg. Gem SoiIp
Chronicle telegrnpbiert ein &orre-
ipon6ent alis Sitenoe, ooB Bis auf
90 MeiIen Dor SItenoe fein Se1tiher
Soloat SIT ieben lit. 9lus berIdBli6er
Suele erfabre er, oaB mebrere tau-
ieno Wann oeuti6er Srltppen, oie
in ser 9tGbe BON Gourtrai itan6en,
bur6 einen sSliegerflrier nad Char
lcroi 5uriidgerliien ipuroen. iporonS
slt erieben iit, oaB bie Selti6en BORT
bart be0rdngt peroen.
Iie Mtail peroffentli6t einen am
"a. 9llguit geidriebenen 9rief OeS
fran3oiii6en Senators @erbais. Ser
Senator i6reibt, oaB Sic fran50iii6e
9lieoerloge 5uriif5ufiihren lit auf oie
;Seigbeit elmer 9ibiiion oes Is.
9lrrneeforps, oie oie 6Iii6t ergrifi
mn0 baour6 einen &iid5uq nuf Der
ganjen 9inie perltria6te, 10 oaB Die
Qanje sSrliht elmer moblporbereitcten
fron5oiilhen Strntegie auni6te ge-
ma6t nur6e.
Ser &orreiponoent Ser @iail
i6reibt ieinem 9latte ans 9fouen,
OaB inter BEN britii6en Sritppen
nan6nol ionOerbare @erii6te i'm
lln1loui iino. 90 iei ibm er5ablt
morOen, Die Huiien ieien III Berlin
itno treiben Die 0eiitifen
Ncocn 0ie britiihen 9inien, oamit iie
bier Sermalmt merOen. Giele bri-
tiife Soloaten ieien unmiitig oar.
iiber, 6aB lie SIT ipenig SIT f6mpfen
baben. Cen !Serren miro lhon nod
gebolfen fpcroen. 9lnn. 3. 3D. Gin
0eltiher SoIoat babe 6em &orre-
iponoeiiten geiagt, bie8riten na6ten
gleih BON oen 9aionetten @ebrau9
ino oas Iiebten oie Seuti6en nidt,
mesbolb lie lid .Iieber Dor oen 9riten
5uriid5ieben. (@inen ioI6en 9or.
reiponoenten, Der iolhe 9iigen 81 err
iinnen inrItnnOe lit. fam iih au9
mir Elm engliides 8latt boIten.
9lmn. 8. 9f.) Gin oeuti6er Suiar
babe iif, er5Gblt Der &orreiponoent
weiter, entbuiiuitiid) iiber Die Irbeit
Der britiiden slrtiuerie geduBert. 60
babe lid cine fleine britii6e 9atterie
geeen cine Menge oeiitider 8otterien
acbalten. @s lab aus rpie eirt &an1pf
0aoios gegen Elm babies Suseno
@oIinthe; unb Die 9otterie idob rlno
ihoB, umo rpiir0e nod ifieben, ipenn
lie nift BON einen britiihen Sffi-
5ier Suriifgerufen woroen pdre,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28
ce5te Hrieg6-
na(6ri(5ten.
(ea9 Sdlub Der Reboftion einee.
troffen.)

q ottero q m, %. 9lug.. $50
llbr na6rnittag. l1eber Die Opera.
tionen 0euti6lanos eegen 6ie II.
liieren miro alis Berlin fein gSort
bierber gemelOet, aber man peib
trotOem, oaB ioIde Operntionen I'M
groBten Stile i'm @ange iirtb uno
man mil mth piiien, bob fi9 Die
Gelitifen nit nod ME oGgetpeiener
&raftonitrengllng gegen Die gnn5e
2inie Der 9lQiierten tperfen tuonen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28
ltnbeifdtigtem Sericbte 5ll>
fpl9e i0gar teillpeiie
eitt9eitblpiie1t.
9as neuntdgige &ingen Ser
9eutl0en gegen 0ie
&erbiinoeten.

poroltf lie bieiem 9efebI MIR bodIt
lpioeripillig sSolge Ieiltete.
Taris, %. 9lug. Sic io5inliiti-
i6e Hartei ner0ifentli6te Elm Mani.
feit, morin SSilles @uesOe Geit ge-
tern @finiiter obne IortefeliiIe) auf.
gefOroert miro, lin elmer 3eit, mo
Die 3ufitnft ser Station unO 0as &C.
ben ;Sranfreifs auf Dem Spielc
itebt~, iif) Dem 0liniIterium &ipiani
arSui6lieBen. 9as Manifeit iiigt
bin3u, oie io5iaIiitiidcn &obinetts-
rlitglieoer tperoen 6nfiir Iorgen, oaB
iiber oen &rieg Dem @olfe Sic @abr-
belt geingt miro. (g96re iebr not
penbig. @nin. 3. 81.
2onbon, %. 9lu9. Heuters
gurenu gibt aus Iaris folgenOe
offisieae Wtitteilung pie0er n9fa6
Dem Siege Ser 9iuIien ba6en Die
Gelttihen SitpreliBen uno Ben 9i-
thrift pon @ta5uren in SiiopreuBen
gerGunlt. Die <iien fonnten mir.
geno aufgebalten fperoen. Sic ba-
ben BON BEN 6einoen brtnoert &C.
i6iite er6elltet. SSn 8ali5ien miro
Die rltiliife Ofienlipe fortgeiest itno
5par iiioli9 uno iiiopeitIi4 bon
Sarnopol."
9onoon, %. glrg. Der &otter.
banner &orreiponoent ser Nlail
i6idt ieinem 9lotte elm Seleeromm
aus glnt1perpen bonn 81. 9lugllt, 0as
beiogt:
.fa6 brupour0ier aipeitGgiger
Serteioigilng our6 Die 8elgier ba.
ben bic 9enti6en Malines ipieoer
beiett. 9(m eriten Gage itanoen BEN
9eIgiern 10000, an 5lpeitelh 40, 900
Geutide gegeniiber. S6lieBIih mitB-
ten ii6 Die belgii6en SerteiOiger
nod 9lllttperpen 5itriif5ieben. 3pei
Sorts pnrben porber 3eritort, oamit
iie ben Seitti6en ni6t ols Stiid-
puilftc 6ienen fonnen. Die 6lii6t-
Iinge erd6blen, Die oeittIden Offiaiere
bGtten cine iiberrai6enb genaue
&enntnis iiber StraBen uno Sopo-
orapbie gebabt. 10000 8elgier lino
nadl 9lntiperpen gefloben. Die Geiit-
ihen iiro tpiiten0 iino erfl1ren, lie
meroen aus 3o6e s(nttperpen Dem
@robooen glei6 MAIDEN. Ger belgi-
Ide So5ioliit &anoeroeIbe NOR Die
berporrogenbite SSigur I'M Sample.
CT feuerte Die Sol0aten on, irbem
er ibnen iagte, baB lie fir Die ge-
re6teite Snd]e Der Selt fdn1pfen.
Ser Silnes &orreiponoent in
9iouen bei6reibt Die S6lndt BON
Ofons na6 9eridten SernunOeter.
Die englii6c glrtillerie iei groBortig
geipeien, aber i'm Sergleid 5u Der
oes Seinbes GIT i6paf) on 3nhl. Die
fron50iiife tpie Die britiide glrtille-
rie iei Ser Geutiden rieiig iiber-
legen. Die Geittidcn f0nnen pobl
sielen, aber bGitfig erplooieren ibre
8eid)iibe nift. 9luh Die SSnfanterie
ser Geutiden babe gut gei6oiien.
9ie @erllrIte Der Teiitiden ieien
obnc 3peifel uiel GROCER geipeien
oils Die ser 9llliierten, lei0er paren
Sic 1euti6en aber aud on 3abl
iiberlegen. SIMMER mieoer ieien
neue oelti6e Seerbuufen nngefonl.
men. Counting bebaiipteten Die 9ri-
ten ibre Stelungen. Montag fan
Damn Der 8efebl gum &iif5ug.
9eeapeI. 81. 4ug. Ger 9ont-
pier Gan @iorgio lit nit 600 Inle.
rifanern nod Nefp 9orf abgegangen.
&om, %. 9lug. glus 8uforeIt
miro eemelbet, BOB 9onig 9arl bon
8unGnien idiper franf lit. gs beiBt,
oab er oentndd)it aboanfen meroe.
2onoon, %. glug. 9ritii6e
Narinetrlippen in GROCER 9abI ia.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28

Grife fran5Oiiide Srrtri=
oignngslinie bnr6=
brD6en.
Der 5tueiten miro on beriflieScncn
Stellen bart Suseiett.
Serbinbnng fransGiiider Irmeem i'm
RurSen nnS Siten absei6nitten.
Sentif]e armeen baben binsesen
iiberna cute Siiblnns.
Sapnniifye SOrpeSp6putfl flptille BON
Seifnn arg mitsenummen.
Seiterrcid 1lnsnrm fat gelsien ben
Srieg erflart.
Fefersbnrger 1tnO gelegrt9e Sflnler
Der Barrier Sd)nle.
3eigen, mas fir utueitiidtiser" Stra-
tege grDkfirit lit.
SOnia bpn Hftmianien ioI iiA nit
&nftrittsscSanfen trasen.
SentIdJe Srnppcn crgreifen Die Of
feniiue in Sclsiia 9unsO.
SlmerifaniidJe !SilfsaftiOn in @ien
nmS Snbapeit.
9onSpn, %. 9lng. Sn elmer
geipredInng bes Surtgnnges bes
Srieges idDreibt Der Chronicle:
pSeit Dem grufen ltngliif, bns
Die 9llliierten in Selgicn betrpffen
hat, lit Die 3eninr mod itrenger ge.
luuroen. 9lms elmer %clSnng, Die
nor "a Stnnben an bic frans0iiidDe
SOtihaft aeidDift iuurbe nno bic pOn
Den SGmpfen siuiI6en Gambrni nnb
Secatean fpridIt, gebt bernur, bak Die
Srnn5uien biz ntf siunnsig Nteilen
binter lire @rcnSfeitnngem snriifse-
tricben mnrbem. 3iuiidcn ben Dpr-
riifcnbcn SentidDen nnb Earis lit
es nidDt iiberrnidDeno, oaf bas frnn-
5Oiiidje Yiiniiterinm reiigniert nno
iid) ais slnsidlnf fir DffentlidDe Si-
dIerbeit nen funitrniert bat. sSn5fui-
idlcn iunroc, iuie lucnn oie ,snrdDt ppn
ciner @elagernng nun Enris ibren
G5eiit nmfanser hielte, Gin General
Snm Eberfpmmanoanten Der StaSt
nnS Der @arniiOn Earis ernnnnt."
9onoon, 2s. slug. Ger ct.
Tetersburaer 8orreiponoent ser @oIt
beihreibt bie ritiiii6en Sperationen
in SitprerBen irtS fogt, Die iiber-
Ieqene Strotegie bes @roBiiirIten
9eifoIous bobe 6ie Yreliben 10 oemo-
roliiiert, ooB lie iid IN ipiloer Slift
inter oie idiisenoen Seititnss-
mouern uon 90nigs6ere 5uriid5ieben
lnS @cifiise, Munition. @affen, ia
IelbIt gtabringsmittel 5uriiflaiien.
Sic Observation-Disclosures .ieien iiir
oic Huiien ouBeroroentIih srobe
un0 pon oen oeiitiden nod fiinitlid
nadl Ocn GlteIten 0ietbooen oer-
nrhrt lporoen. oas fonne aber Die
Huiien nidt ouibolten. Gie pcit-
iiftige sSeIoberrnfitrit bes fomnan.
birenSen @robfiiriten laiie fleine
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28

= Cine sSrau bemerfr am leidte-
item BEN Mann, Der lie tlidt 6emerft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-28

Die ein5ige fdsrio6e oer,f.
f8e Beitrn9 in 2ai6igan.
wec4e 6te 9epef8e1 ser
GR. YreHe Brtnst
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29
NOT GOOD FORM TO BE
 TOO SMART AT THEATRE
By Emily Ernnlet. )

There nothing than attention distracted from play musicale moving picture by the ncessant talking silly laughter of persons sit
 ting Almost without exception these young who have arrived at that wonderful they nize and realize nothing but their importance.
 It would be wrong state that all young certain conduct themselves would be equally say that those of certain Happily humber is not large but though small, intensely noying.Sa 8H#ss sHs
 One cannot help people places when they attentionto program except distract the attention all within radius five six seats by expressions et hook this is rotten and the actors and  ride the when young lady, When this is the there is of course, only something higher priced where the will be better suited to his critical Iaste?
 If the other hand, certain of the superiority his of amusement those of the artists audience paid him manager the theatre before displaying them gratis to all within hearing
 h fact not particular what he does with them long he discontnues the annoyaRees
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29
FADs AND FAsHIONs

The pouch-shaped handbags are as fashionable as ever and liked for "a certain style and dash they possess
 The train of an evening gown should be lined with its own mater ial or with a plain silk of its own color.
 Little vest sstabs" showing under tho closing of the coat are almost indis- pensab1e to the fashionable costume
 More and more the long-bodied French style is seen In children,s frocks, both for school and better wear.
 Macrame work is gaining in favor everywhere for all sorts Of objects. from girdles and handbags to table covers
 Fashion is going to the opposite esr- treme of tight swathing. new coats and other wraps being positively vol luminous.
 med with scarfs of raw SILK steneilsd in color. Pongee done in green has a good effect.
 One of the prettiest necklaces fs the velvet collar with it's pendant or buckles. Short strings of very heaFy beads are also liked.
 Some of the new cotton crepes have a dash of silk mixed in with them tp form design, and this design is of ten as not in color. In planning a blouse or gown be sure always to have soft lines about the neck. The woman doesn't live who isn't improved by them.
 Broad sashes of Roman striped rib bon are a pretty note of brightness in the simple dark dresses appropriately chosen for schoolgirls
 One of the most radical French dressmakers is showing gowns with draped skirts of black satin and bod ices of peau de peche In bright col ors.
 i Duvetyne is a great disappointment so far as durability is concerneds but 1t is forgiven for it's wopderful texture Wool velour has it's virtues without it's vices.
 Chiffon tafetas lends itself peculEarly we'll to hip and bust1e draperies- which may be one reason why we may expect to see great deal Of this taffeta for spring.
 Hods, boss and muffs, crocheted of soft wool. make charming, and prac- ticaI sets for children to wear in win ter. Or sweater and hoods can be crocheted to match.
 Outdoor sleeping bags for the baby are made of eiderdown or blanket cloth. The hood should be lined with silk and drawn closely around tho face. so as to be perfectly soft and comfortable.
 Some of the most enchanting. em- broidertes for household use are being done on coarse natural linen, the pat tern consisting of masses of flowers worked close together and in the brightest and most surprising coIora-
 Some of the new spring frocks for young women are minaret frocks 0f cotton crepe The ntnaret, we may Say, appears only at the sides. and back, a fact which probably acco1nts for the popularity of the style. Hand embroidered batiste collars and black sashes usually finish them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29
THE PLAZA


 sHThrough the Sky1fght," a. comedy sketch in which four people, who are past masters in the art of fun-making go through series of Iaughable mis- haps, is booked for the last three days of the current week at the Plaza The atre. 2 The theme of the act is an en- stirefy new one and 1t also offers e1d- less opportunity for comic situations and bright dialogue Another excellent booking is Jolly John Larkins and Jennie Pearl who will offer their delightful singing talk ing and dancing skit entitled "Ragtime Harmony."
 Pearl and Irene Sanss the fashion plate girls in their novelty singing act, have an elegant wardrobe and they know how to wear their cos- tunes. They have silvery toned yof- ces of high range and their repertoire is c1eyer1y put together. E Mike ShaIlet, the funniest of all ex- temporaneous comedians, has a per sonality that wins his audiences and keeps them in 4roars of convulsive laughter.
 Rice, Bell and Baldwin in their scenic acrobatic novelty perform a ser ies of startling feats that cannot fail to score. This trio is ciassed among Americas cleverest acrobats.
 'sThe Thief in the Book g powerful and thrilling drama of the underworld in two parts, Mrs. Pinkhurst's s Proxy Small Town Act'' and Milk We Drink Keystone comedies are on the bill. .xse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29
RUSSIAN MUSIC
 UNDER LEADERSHIP
 OF MRS. JOHN FAY
Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club Scores Artistic
 Success.

Russian music, with it's wferd. min or quality, was the subject yesterday afternoon. for the members musicale of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club, for which Mrs. John Fay proved a very gracious leader
 Rachmaninoff. who is well known in this country, having twice visited here, and Caesar Cui, who is a gen era1 in the Russian army and com poses merely as a diversion. are per- haps the best represeptatives of Rus sian music. There is 8. peculiar same ming through all of the compositions, which is attributive, perhaps to the wild. oppressed natures ofs the Rus sian people.
 Miss Edna Northrop opened the program with piano solo, Prelude z by Rachmaninon in which she show ed very pleasing touch, splendid mel edy, and especially good long. flowing phrases
 Mrs chatIes W. ogren, aocomra,- nfed by Mass Belle Blackstone, sang seThe Sleeping Princess, by Borobine. and Air Sylvan RoundeIay by Rim slxy-K Korsakov in a soprano voice ity Her second number was better than her first.
 Mrs Lucien T. Warner, who pos sesses a splendid contraIto voice. gave 3. wonderful interpretation of the Grade Song of che Poor, by Nous sorgsly. Rachmaninoff,s sIAlacs' was her second number Her pfnissirno was noticeably very clear
 Miss Jean Stockwells the accom- pIfshed v1olinist. rendered Nicholas Sokolawss .stEiegie,' Caesar Cuis .sOr1entale," and F. Tschaik owsky,s sScherzo' with 1nuch depth and pow CT of expression Her tones were very graceful and did not lose their sweet ness even in the highest notes Mrs F. H. Coops accompanied Miss Stock well showing great sympathy and creating a splendid Background for the 1atters work.
 Miss Esther Berg sang a selection from A ArensIy. The Little Fish, s Song.'' Her soprano vodce was sweet and showed good vibrato. Miss Berg was accompanied by her teacher, Mrs. susan Hawley Davis.
 In the following number on the program. Mrs Davis splendid con tralto voice, with it's well-bIending tone quality, was heard to excellent advantage in a selection from Nous sorsky, also in Tsehaik ikowsky's Cradle Song'' Mrs. Elmer Beardsfey, with her usual careful and sympathetic playing accompanied Mrs. Davis
 The program was concluded with two piano solos by Miss Ethel M. Pigg, s.Andante'' from Sym phony Opus 64, No. 5 by Tschaikowsly and 'sPre- Jude in G Minor by Rac1lnaninon. Her octave playing was very clean. splendid
 The large and appreciative audience applauded each of the performers reuerouSly. r B
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29
Whist Of Si. Charles
 Parish Biz Success

Whist pinochIe and forty-f1ve form ed the diversion for some 500 people Tuesday night in the Hall Of St. Charles school. while fully 200 more younger people were present to enjoy the dancing. s5sl sss B
 The pinochle and forty-f1ve were played in the basement of the build- ing. the main floor being given over to whist and dancing.
 The whist players occupied some 100 tables. those playing ptnochle 2 5. and the game lof forty-hve eight ta- bles.
 The hall was simply decorated with festooned ribbons of blue and white crepe paper.
 Many beautiful and useful prizes were given, which included, in their wide assortment, silverwaref cut glass, china, bags of four, handker- chiefs, ferns, fancy stationery. books, aprons, delicious home-nade. cakes tunblers, hair ribbons and many oth- CT articles.
 This entertainment was for the pur- pose of raising funds for the church and was in every way a financial and of the church comprised the commit tee for the evening, and it is largely due to their efforts that sucn an Fen ssefa- ! =JoyabIe affair was given.
 Some S3 prizes were awarded to those holding the highest scores among whom were:
 Mrs. F. Ennis. T. Ryan. M Ahearn, Mrs. M F. Farrell, M. E. Leahy, D. Sullivan, M. Lavery, Mrs. vv~rn Sautter J. Byrne, A. McGee, Mrs J. Walsh Mrs. Kieley, Wm. Ryan, Ed. Nett. Al bert O'Brien. Kate Buckley. Mrs. Jos Whitconlb. K. Doyle, Jack Gallagher. A Kelley, James Mahan, l. Bousien. Mrs. Quirk, Mrs. H. Morris, Rosalfe Brennan, Mrs. Vim. Finn, J T. Mo Elroy, Tessfe Rielly Chas McE1roy Fred Hall, Florence Farrell, Geo. Mo Cue, Tessie Maloney, B. Kennedy. Kathryn Connolly, Mrs Jas. Tferney Mrs Jas Butler, Arthur Miller, M 0'Br1ens Nellie Donahue, Mrs. Swan. Geo. Egerett, Mrs. W. Gillett, Mrs. Jones. Florence Peet, J. w .McKeo1, Anna Malone, James Weldon, T. F. Brady, Florence Kackerosky, Agnes Hart, James Fee1ey. James Walsh. Mrs. B. Snyder and Chas. Hoyt
 PinochIe Winners: ". Rasseness, N. Stanley, A. Sheridan. M. KieIy, Jen- nie StrempIe, l. Mcclure, F. Rock, Dory Bundoclx, A. Brady J. Strickfus, E. T.. Casey, A. Donovan, F. DonneIIy, J. Nolan, M. O'Connor, Kittie Gerrity, E. Pengue, w. Kelly, A. Pengues Rose Jaguere and Mrs F. Martin.