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BRAGS ON BARRY
CarriEnn Says Former Mnckmnn
Makes His Tenn strong.

CLEVELAND. July l7.-Though yes
;crdays rain probably robbed the Red
SoX OF another victory over the In
dams, for II came in the first of the
fourth. with three Boston players on
and only one out. with the score moth
ing at ALL Bill Carrigan didn't do any
raVing.
That schedule and Jack Barry will
ultimately yin the pcnnant for u.s."
said he las; night. Il think the ac-
QUESTION Of Barry has just about mad
us the best team in the league. It's
Il close race and It's going to stay
close right along. Most Of our boys
figure that cobb and Crawford make
White Sox. but sort OF look for those
Chicago pitchers to keep Rowl land )
men In the fight.
The schedule Is all in our favor
for after the next western trip we
VIII play practically all our games at
home. being booked for only six games
on the road after September L."
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RhINES NOT TO COACH
Has Received No OHrr 10 Instruct
Penn Crews

BOSTON, July l7-Wiliiam Haines,
OF IN" Union Boat Club OF Boston, de-
MICS he viii succeed vivian Elckaijs
as coach OF the Penn crews. 'rhis
word came from Haincs. who said he
mad not received any offer to talc
Nichails's place, who mas resigned Tia
position a. coach OF the remn crews 20
ihai he can assist his country. Eng
N-iyi. N,itTi, IL w., 'i''"'l war.
crews Ter enc last two years, ana. al.
though he proved successful In hi,
NiSt year !" bringing Penn in second
p'H't ~ IN" ioughkecpsic regatta he
!"llt" aiS'naiy this year, due to many
n%rpSn'ns through his men suffering
iHh"sS, ana The best hc could do wUs
!d~' PiHc" I'm irc varsity race
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....so 7,4Is o Totals. 3

'8atted for Amcs in eighth.
STATED FOR Davies III eighth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES Yesterday.
Norfolk, 3; Petersburg. first gamcl.
Norfolk. :; Petersburg. tsrCond game.
Newport News, !; Portsmouth, first
game.
Portsmouth, : Newport News. 5 tsecond
game.
Rocky Mount. 1 sufolk, 2 tseven innings
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SIXTEEN ROUNDS BEFORE
GIANTS DOWN CARDINALS
New York Defeats st. Louis in Long
Game, and Then Takes
Another.
ALEXANDER GETS TRIMMED
Premier Phillie Twirler Dowued by
Cubs-BraveS Take Two Games
From Reds-Pittsburgh Divides
Bill With Battling Superbas.

NEW YORK. July 17.--New York de-
tcatcd ST. Louis twice to-day. winning
the hrst game in sixteen innings, = TO t.
and the second . to o. The first was
the longest played In New York this
season. the hnish coming when Rob-
ertson doubled. took third on Doylc's
sacrifice. and scored on Elctchcr's
In tho fifteenth inning, McGraw
claimed HuEgins hunted Il third strike.
and was ordered off the field for pro-
testing too strenuously. Perritt
rltched shut-out ball against his for
mer teammates in the second game.
poak was hatted hard in the fourth
when New York won on three singles,
a sacrifice and an error. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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ALEXANDER GETS BEAT

PHILADELPHIA, july I7.-AlcXan-
der. who had won nine games and tied
one out Of his previous ten. had his
winning streak broken when Chicago
won to-d2y's game from Philadelphia.
1 TO q. Cheney outpitchcd Alexander.
and was in difficulty in only two in =
ninSs. The visitors won the game when
they sent three runners over the plat,.
IN the second inning on singles by Safer
and Williams. Phclan'r double and Ban
crofts wild throw To the plate on
chcncy's groundcr. They added an
other in the seventh on Niehof's FUN
bile OF Williams Erounder Phelan's sac
rifce, Bresnahan's out and Cheney's
single The score:
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GET MORE ENTRIES
ib"sc In hnrEc nf 4. 4. L. Try-Outs
Receive Photographed Lint.

NIiIUATO. July lT-Added entries
Tor the y. a. L, try-outs here today.
tclee raphed TO Everett G. Brown YES
terday. included the names of Lee Tai
bot OF the Kansas CITY ~ c, who
VIII try conclusions with Arlie Mucks.
or Wisconsin. in the weight events
ana j. Mahi and j. Probst. 0! the Col
ninhian y. G., st Louis. the former
IN the sprints and the latter in tho
ftve-nile walk.
Athletes from the eastern division
on their way TO the coast expected to
reach Chicago yesterday, and their
coach. lawson Robertson, arranged to
nave them practice OF StaEg Field
during their stay here
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SUPERBAS DIVIDE BILL

BROOKLYN, July Brooklyn and
Pittsburgh divided to-days double
header. The Pirates took the first
game, TO 2, by hammering Smith
for home run, tripl" and two singles
ON top OF a pass IN the NTH inning.
OF the box in the sixth. when three
singles and "A double by O'Mara scored
three runs. The second game Went TO
Brooklyn. TO 5. the Superbas hit
<iaE both Councilman and Cooper hard
in the fourth and NTH innings Myers
had scored in the seventh. when a
heavy thunder shower stopped the
game. The SCORES:
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Myers tg. Daubert t2). Wheat. Miller.
toomos Two-base hit--Myers. Three base
hits-Coilins Wheat Home run--Johnston.
stolen basc-Gibson Earned runs-P'tts
bnrgh. 3: Brooklyn. T. Sacrifice hits-O'Mura
% Sacrifice ny-Cutshaw. Double play
pmnnert; nnassistcd Loft on h"ses-Pltts-
purEn 8: Brooklyn. .. First base crrrs
--ftttsburgh, l. Bases on bniis--on Pfener.
:. ttits-on rfcnci. I'm innings of
foombs. In innings: OF Come Imam. y
IN i-3 innings: of Cooper. In = innings.
Struck ont-by Pfcncr. g. Cmpircs. Byron
and Eason. rhine OF game. l:iT.
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BRAVES BEAT REDS

BOSTON, July l7.-ioston defeated
Cincinnati twice to-day. the scores hc-
ing to = in each contest. = two ba Sc
hit by Schmidt I'm the ninth inning OF
the first game when the bases wero
fun. drove In the tying and winning
runs A pass. Il felders choice. Mornn's
double Evers's single. Connolly's sac
ritice fly and Magce's hit gave Boston
their three runs during tho seventh in
ming OF the second game. The scores:
A. Al
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Score by innings:
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SECOND GAME.

-, Louis ......e . q q o n On
New York ........... @ O -
summary: l;uns-Rchertson. Doyle. Three
base ait-3urrs. stolen has"-Miller. Earned
cuns--New York, !. Sacrifice hits-Fletche-,
Merhl", Doom. Doubl. plays-Suydcr Bet
-! and Hyatt wilson and Snyder. Left on
bases-Eew York. /; 81. Louis i. Bases on
h4l!s-Doak. :. H!ts-on Donl,. ., in in
n!nss: on Robinson. IN ! inning Struck
out-hy FcrE!tt /: by Doak. .. Crrircs
9EigleE and Elkon. Time OF Enme. Is.
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Hohihcnu ncnt. Waiter ,,ohr

dcau, Of PHILADELPHIA. ou,point"5 vi.
ter Mohl pf Brooklyn. by a shad. in a
ten round boxing bou, her. ,o-dav
M"hr weighed l3c and Robidsnu
l@r!2
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ATHLETICS LOSE AGAIN

DETROIT, July l7.-Vsach's triple
and owen Bush. sacrifice ~ gave De-
troit "a ninth-inninE victory over Phila
Ge!rhia to-day, 10 Dauss and J.
!:ush engaged in a pretty pitchers
battle each allowing six hits The
visitors scorcd in the dftn inning on
ana paUssS tumble ~ Davies easy
roller Detroit Immediately tied on a
hit by Burns, which struck the tor
of III" left field wall and bounded over
for a home run The er,r.
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ihit-Strain Thrcc-hnsc hit--Damrau Home
run--Smith. Stolen SuHo-t,nrrin. Pnsc, on
bals-by Mullen. :: struck out--by Mullen
=: by strain :. Wild pitch--Strnin. Left
on bascs--Nrwport News. 2: l'ortsnuuth :.
Time Of game. 1908. u'nnlrrp Dusscy aud
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a snecial handicap shoot here today,
T. II S'oil was hieh over all. break.
inp - ont Of lch from ~ yaldg Ger
man "as second EhlIdon won the
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-
summary: Runs-Poh. Henry. Goos.,ree
Eiscl tlrich. Snyder. Left ON base.i-S sur
folk =: Rocky Mount. s. Stolen DnHcs---
lrinSchcr. Sacrifice hits--Allcn. Poole. Par
malice. rwo-bas hiti-Eiscl. Stewart
D"uhl" rlnvs--Suvdcr 10 Parmalce Struck
"ut--hy Tongue 8: by Poole. !. Bases on
halls-OH Tcuguc. .. Wild pitchcs-Tcaguc
!. Time Of game. :3t. Umpire. McG9wan,
Attendance
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
40 games >,heduledl
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE


KirS". Smith Moeiler Cas Foster go.
shanks Gauln, ,!nslnlth. N Brde Earned
runs--Cleveianl. ;; washington s Two
base hi;s-Foster GAndt!. Moeusr Three
base h:;s-su!i'h Mcbride. Sacrifice hits
CHAPMAN. Nrn, Mcbride sacr!ace flies
Double pla,s-lones. i.sam ana Kirke
Gand!l. Mcbride and Gard.! Chapman,
Namossanss ana kirk". Hits-on Ayers. 4
In Is innings; ~ coLmuc . In ca in
n!nes OF Jones. IN innings on Hill,
In innings on SHAW. in innings
struck out--hy Harsia4. uv Jones by
Ayers, :. 10y shaw, First base On er-
rorS-Wash!nst0: =. Lett on bases-Ciev--
pres. Swans ana Chill
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Portsmouth.
Totals 81 727l4 / Totals 80 Az

St0fr Uy innings: Y.
Newport News. ........l 0 is
Portsmouth .........l q 0 o.
summary: Runs-Bunting f2t. Smith
Crist t2b. Hurley. Two base hits--Hummel
and Hopkins. Three base hits-St. Martin
Home runs-Buntinr GA. Crst Sacrifice
hit-iiopkins stolen bases--Hopkns ana
Crst Double play-Waiters to Crist. Bases
Oh ha!!s-by Hamilton. .: bv Lleweliyn. T..
Struck out-by Hamilton /; by I.iewellyn.
.. Left on bases-Ncwport News 3: by
Portsmouth, 4. Time OF game. {: hours
Empires, iussey and Bigbie.
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FIRST GAME

Two base hits-Calder. Busch. Three base
nitS-Ihrasher. Sacrifice hit--Fcstcr. Sio-
len baSc--f'lynn. Double play"--B Busch
Sharpe and kciiher. Mcmahon and Foiics:
sharpe aud kclihcr: Calder. Foiics and
Stewart. Base ON balIs-on Iiirsch l. I.cft
on bases--Ictershurg. ;: Norfolk. = Struck
oui-hy Cochran. l. Time ot game. 100
Umpire. Stanford. .AttcnGuncc SOD.
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Philadelphia.

summary: Runs-Salcr Phelru. Williams
60. Earned runa-ChiCaSo l. Sacrifice hits
Fisher phclan. Rpscs on halls-or Cheney
/ Lett on bases-Chicago. 4; Ph!!a de'phia
First on crroTs-Chicrgo. .; Philadelphia.
Hit hy pitcher-by Alexander. Ph"lan.
Struck Out-by Cheney, :: ny Alexander
Time Of game, l:3i. Umpires. RieIer am!
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SECOND GAME.
Totnls.....S n o TotaIs....25 6 Il
'Ba,tcd tor Lewis In the ninth.
Storc hy iuninx..

Norfolk ,....i o q q "a
Petersburg ..............u q o o -
summary: Runs-C.nIder 90, Flynn. kcli-
hc.. Spencer. Two-biisc hits-Ciiider. Dono-
'an rhrec-base h!ts--SDenccr. stolen bu,es,
Flynn, Rice, Cleveland Base on ba,is--nn
Richmond, OF Nicks, =. Left bases
Petersburg, =: Norfolk .. Struck out--py
Richmond. {; by Nicks & Time OF game
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matted Tor ApplSlon IN clGnln.
Score b. Innings: r
Pittsburgh ........... % q G-S
BROOKLYN ............. Q 2 "a
Summary: Runs-Coli!ns. Wagner V,ox.
Baird. Murphy Myers. OMsra. Appleton.
Two base hit-oMsra Three base hit
Wagner. STENCIL. Home run--Baird Earned
rurs-PittshurRh, 1. Brooklyn g. Sacrifice
hits--iohnston. Hinchman and Mcoullau.
Double play-Getz. Cutshaw and Daubert.
Left bascs-Pfttsburgh :; BROOKLYN. {
Base errors-Pittshurgh J. Bases on
balis-Sm!th !; Appleton, !. Iiits-oh Smith.
innings of Douglas. in inning: off Nc.
ouiiign, IN innings; cn kantlehner, :
In innings. struck oUt--hy Kan. lehner. !!
Urnpires. Eason and Byron. Time OF game.
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st. Louis,



matted for MarQuari in eighth.
,BAtted for Schauer III fifteenth.
sSatter hit by his own batted ball
-. Louis 1900. O OIL 10 n o n q o.
New York 80. o. q o -: q . q n u IS
summary: Runs-Bcschcr !iuerns. Rut-
Ter. Long; Robertson. Doyle GO. Fletcher
~. Two-basc hits-poyle ,a>. Sncdrrass.
robertson. Three base hits-Snydcr. Bcs
cher. stolen hases--Merkie. Beschcr. Earned
runs-Aew York. |: ST Louis /. Sacrifice
hit-Doyle. Sacrifice Ay-I.obcri. Douhl.
rlays.Snodsrass md Doyle; DOYLE. Fletcher
and Merkle. Left on bascs-New York lG.
81 Louis. y First base errors-Nev
York. {; st. Louis. 5. Bases on bnlls-on
MeEGuard. !: of Schauer, s. OF Sallcc ;
on Pcrdue l. Hi;s-on Marouard. IL in :
innings: of Schauer in innings. or
Pcrriit. In inning: OFF Sal!cc. . in -
innings of Perdue. 5 in innings $;rucl:
out--hy Schauer. ); by Perritt /. by Sallee
!; by Perdue. {. Wild ri,ch--Marqunrd
~ tmrircS, 0utg!ey and Emsle. Time
ATS
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YANKEES LOSE TO BROWNS

: oTe t.sd 4ui inc bases !u!. IN HE
I.Ut. L-I!U- ~ New YORK, opening
sa2= with = Louis here to-day. L--ylu
singled scoring Howard and - Louis
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,'.Siinati ] q Y O.
Boston ............. . o 0 . . :
summary: Runs-Groh. Lear. Moran
Evers Tyler. Two-h base hits-Hodgers.
Moran. Hits-on Davies in Innings OF
iEunolph. in Innings; off Lear 10 In 6 i-2
Innings; Off Amc:. / IN - inning: of Ben
ton in inning. Sacrifice h!t-Groh
Sacrifice Ny-Connolly. Double PLAYS
Rodgers, HerzoE and Mollwitz ,2,. Lett on
nhS"s-Clr.irnau. B. Boston. :. Bases on
halis-on Lear >. of Davies. !. Struck out
by Lear. :: by Davis. :. CmpireS. Klein
and Cochill. Time II game. i:32
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Score by innings: r.
CINCINNATI % y % q u u a.
Boston .............. q -
summary: Runs - Williams. Schncidcr.
Connolly. Smith. Fitzpatrick. Two base hits
Smith. schmidt. GowdY. Three base hits
Iicr2oS. Connolly. Sacrifice hits-Mcllwitz.
Clarke. Connolly. Sacrifice hy-tiroh. Left
on tascs-Circ!nrati. 6: Boston. IS Bases
on hails-oh Schneider. :: off Raglan. /.
iiit-on James. IN ! innings; OFF Raglan.
struck out--hy Schroeder. :. Passed bali
Clarke. Cmpircs. KLEIN and Cockll. Time
Of game. Las
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Buffalo III Jersey tuy.
Montreal mt Providence.
comfy two srhrtiulcd.l
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES NEsrElspAY.

Rochester, o; RICHMOND, 4 (iirst Eamc)
Rochester kICiMOND Grain; sccoud
cune,.
Jersey City, =; Buffalo. o first Enmc).
Jersey Cit, -EuTnlo Grain; second Eumc).
Providence, ); Montreal !.
Harrisburg, 4; Toronto. O.
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GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. =: Cleveland, first Eamr} b.
Washington. 10; Cleveland, tsccond
gnnicD.
Detroit. .; Philadelphia, l..
1t. i.oui>. !; New York, 8.
BOSTON, Il; Chicago, first game.
Chicago, J; Bostun, (secund Eamel.
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Philadelphia .0 g oH1
Detroit ..... .... q q o q @ n -,
summary. Puus-lapp Ecach Dnrrs
W"-hase hi,s--S'runk. Walsh. Three base
hil--N each. Home run-BUrna Stolen
"ases--Y Young. Burns. Earned run--Deirolt
sacrifice Iits--Walsh, kopt SHcrinc.
ny-bush. i-eft on baScs--Detroit s; PhIla-
delphie o. First base on errors ph!iadsl.
pm. ]. Bas", on hails--of Dauss OH
J.. ttu-h. struck our--by Dau-s hy
Hush. > umplres. D,n-en and %aliin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
INIl;NG OF GLIB,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NiIEHE THEY rL.ll TODAY.
No games s"lIcdulcd.)
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WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY.
Sew York ut ST. Louis.
Washington al Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at ChiCaS6.
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Cincinnati.

Totals. RI 1875 10 Totals. 80 /! 81 .
Ono out when winning run was scored
t3attcd for Hughes in eighth.
Tran fer E,ers iv ninth.
Stated fo~ Raglan in sixth
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark ut Kansas CITY.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Baltimore at 81. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
EMPIRE

Captain Courtesy, stirring drama Of t11e early days of California; pro- duced by Bosworth, Inc, starring Dus- tn Farnum in the title role, will be released on the Paramount program Others in the cast of this superb pro d1ction are Herbert Standing, as the padre; Courtenay F'oote, an American spy in the service of the Afexicanss Carl Won Schiller as Mexican off, cer; Wdnnifred Kingston, as Eleanor the orphan who was sheltered and reared by the padre. and who later is the sweetheart of Captain Courtesy.'s r
 The scenes are laid 1n 1s40 when California was cruelty nisrIIled by the Mexicans, and when the missions served alike the purpose Of school and places of refuge for the pioneers. when hard pressed by the organized bandits who were in power.
 This story of Captain Courtesy is one which would please almost any one. for it's ceneE are unusually di- versihed There are many views of California missions, with grounds, and in some eases interiors. beautifully photographic The horses alone which are shown in this picture are an even- inges entertainment, for they are won derfu Ihoroughbreds, trained for this very kind of work This feature will be shown today and tomorrow at 1zeeneyss Empire theatre
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
A. Q. H. MEMBERS
 ENTHUSIASTIC AT
 BIG MASS NEE ING.
Hear National President Joseph Mclaughlin Speak at
 Eagles Hall.

 Joseph Mclaughlin of Philadel- phia, national president of the An cient Order of Hibernians, addressed an audience of many hundreds mem bers of the order and of the womenss aa1xi1iarfes yester day afternoon at the mass meeting held in Eagles hall.
 President Mclaughlin urged the members to continue their campaign to increase the membership of the organ5zatf ton and he gave them hints of value for their plan to double the membership in three months He told of the history of the oFganiza- ton and the good it Is doing His remarks were husiastically receiv- ed.
 President D. J. o'connor. and Thomas M Cul1inan were other speakers An entertainment was given Before the meeting Presi- dent Mclaughlin was taken on a tour of the city. While here he was the guest Of Colonel T. J. Murphy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
AmuSen1ents
POII,S


 For the first half of the week at To- 1fss theatre, Manager Polit has ar ranged another big bill to which many nations contribute their ctass1est vaudeville attractions, and to which America also sends the best or her photoplay market
 Heading the program are KInkss1d s KiIties, twelve lads and lassles rom tsthe hielands 0, scotland, ? in Scotch review that introduces the old and new in songs and Instrumental nun bers of that country. The offering is eIaborateIy staged and costumed and the artists are talented so1oists- The kiltie band promises to be big fea- ture of the act
 Another big feature will be an East Indian novelty, presenting The Ra- iahs, musical mental telepathfsts These artists apply mental telepathy to music You whisper to the Rajah, out in the audience. the name of q se- lection you wish and dnalne ediate1y Madam, on the stage, plays it on the piano. There are no wires and it's Q positive mystery
 The feature picture is Shadows or a Great C1fy, a hlnfzation of the great drama of the same name. It will be presented in five thrilling reels by big cast, headed by Adelaide Tn51rston and Thomas Jefferson
 Other vaudeville features will be Gardner Vincent and cornpany in a big scenic pIayIet, A Trip to the Mopn,: The Oxford Quartet, monarchs Of melody; Irwin 6 Herzog. in comedy, songs and dances; and the Throwing Tabors, artistic club manipulators
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
CITY OF BRIDGEPORT, SEWER PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received by the Paving and Sewer Commission of the City of Bridgeport, until Monday, May 10th. 1915. at S:o0 o'clock D. nn., at the office of it's secretary, room 22, City Hall, in said city, for the con- struction of two sewers of >approd- mate lengths and sizes as follows:
 IN SEAVIEW AVENUE 1900 feet of 24 inches.
 115O feet of 22 inches
 1850 feet Of 20 inches
 IN HOUSATONIC AVENUE 1920 feet of 4S inches.
 1880 feet of 45 inches
 200 feet of Az inches.
 1925 feet of 12 inches
 66 feet of 20 inches.
 Each bidder will be required to ac- company his bid, with a certified check, drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the City of Bridgeport, for five per cent. of the cost of the work which check will be returned immediately upon the execution of the contract and the furnishing of satis- factory surety, by the successful bid der.
 The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all proposals Plans may be seen and copies of specifications and proposal blanks obtained at the office of Alfred H. Terry. City Engineer, City Hall, to whom al communications should be addressed.
 BERNARD HEATING Secretary of Paving and Sewer
 s2s b.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
PLAZA

The Sorority Girls, featuring Htay 6 Dean, those peerless entertainers. will head a sp1endid1y balanced program of vaudeville attractions at the Plaza the first half Of the week conmenc- ing with to-day matinee. The Sor- ority Girls is a pretty, dainty offering. made up as it's title indicates Of girls, and we might add that they are beautiful examples of shapely fenin- inlty whose cultured voices harmon ize dellghtfu1ly in the splendid roper toIra of brand new song numbers that have been arranged for the act A series of graceful dances are ek- ecuteE by the young women in a man ner that never fails to score for then- 4 handsome Wordrobe is a promin- entIy pleasing feature Of the act
 The SungTade Brothers will be on hand with their novel skit that in c1ude d little bit of everything from songs and dances to knocAabout aero baz1cs and they do it all we'll. Arthur Milton, king of the one string violin with a sn1ile -that-w ont-come off wish es it known that he is expecting an enthusiastic reception and judging from his past performances he will be gratided-
 The L.angweed Sisters, two very pretty daxnsels will offer q very fun ny skit Of odd nonsense put over in a manner that is new to local audien- ceas They surely will be popular.
 The Mu6nal Masterpiece for the first half Is a five reel thriller enti- tied ssOn the Night Stage'' featuring Robert Edeson. the noted dramatic star. William Hart and RIaea 1EltcheM The story is a remarkable one, vivid, colorful and brinlful of in tense situations, produced with all sne western atmosphere and action that has made Thomas Ince famous with ssrnovies' fans from coast to coast.
 s.The problern.s' another f1rst-run phofoplay and a brand new Keystone comedy compose the bill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26

The Belgian Relief Fund totals ST. o23, ITS.