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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
THREATENED WITH
 BEATING FOR THEFT,
 CHILD LEAVES HOME

Eleven-year old Mary se1leck Of ss2 Myrtle avenue reported as miss. Slng. was found by Policeman Thomas Garrity last night. She said she had left home when threatened with a logging for stealing 10 cents when sent for a 1oafs of cake for her mother. The child was returned to her parents
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
Leather Hand Bags

Of crepe, seal and morocco grain. Leather, moire pr Ores den lined. Some fitted with Duplex Safety lock
 S1.O0
 Black. leather hand bags for the elder wOman. Large square shape, with gilt or gun-metal' trimmings. All leather lined. $3.5O to $500
 Other styles in hand bags in black and colors- from
 $1.50 to $500
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22

the moving spirit in the deposition of Madero, himself becoming provisional president until his quarrel with the United States forced his retirement. General Huerta has big estates in Mexico, and a, large private fortune.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22

s1.75 silk scarfs ..........:.. SIPS s2.75 Angora Wool Caps and
 Scarfs $A.9o s4.Oo Angora Wool Caps and
 Scarfs $298 $500 Angora Wool Caps and
 Scarfs .....5.... $3.So s7.oo Angora Wool Scarf and
 MuH .----.... $4.So $4OO Spanish Lace =Scarfs .... $1.9S $4.OO Chiffon Auto Wells .. .... $1.9S $3. .oe Chiffon Auto Vei1s ....... .9S $6.00 Separate Cloth Skirts. $2.9S $500 Separate Cloth Skirts ... $2.48 $4.O0 Separate Cloth Skirts~... S1.98 $3. % Separate Cloth Skirts ... $1.4S $7.50 Assorted Cloth Coats .... $4.48 s1o Assorted Cloth Coats .... $7.4S s15 Assorted Cloth Coats .... $tO.9S $20 Assorted Cloth Coats .... $14.98 SIS Black Baby Lamb Cloth Goats
 ..i-1-s. .s..- --'..- $S.Se s25 Seal Plush Coats ~. .... $1S.98 $500 Guafanteed Raincoats. $3.98 $7.00 Guaranteed Raincoats =. $4.9S $1O Guaranteed Raincoats ... $7.4S $36 Children's Toy Tea Sets .... 19c $1. Dolls 9Sc $2.O0 Dolls $1.48 $2.50 Dolls S1.75 25c Wide silk ribbons ..s.- 15e yd. BOG Wide silk ribb ons...... 19c yd. soc Wide silk ribbons =. .25c yd. $4.00 Fine knitted sweaters. .s... $2.9S $500 Silk. sweaters $S.9S $500 Angora wool sweaters! .. s.4.75 $10.Oo Angora wool sweaters. SPAS $13.0O Angora wool sweaters. $9. .9S 75c New Lingerie shirt wafstsi.y... 3Sc S5c New. Lingerie shirt waists. 4Sc $1.O0. New Lingerie shirt waists -- 75c SIPS New Lingerie shirt waists. 98c $2.Oo New Lingerie shirt waists $1 AS $2. 50 New Lingerie shirt waists $1 .9S S2. 50 Black and white sf1k waists $1.9S $2.75 Black and white silk waists $2.25 $3.75 Black and white silk waists $2.98 $4.50 Black and white silk waists $3.4S $3.75 Crepe de chine waists. $2.9S $4.50 Crepe de chine waists 3.48 75e Perealine Petticoats. ASc s1loo Perea1ine pettfcoats. z5c s1-25 Heatherb1oom pettieoats 98c Extraordinary values in silk petit
 coats s1.98. $2.4s, $2.9s, $s.9S, S4.75 All our Ostrich Fumes, formerly
 priced from s1.0o to $10. now half. Millinery Trimmings of every descrip-
 ton at half former prices.
 Marabout Neck Capes and Muffs half
 prices.
 Boas one-third less than
 regular prices. sf.25, s1.75. S2.75,
 
 $1.25 chi1dren's trimmed school
 and outing hats .s.s.=..s.. 25c All Chi1dren's Hats formerly priced
 from $1.5o to $500. now half price. 75c sVelvetta Covered Hats. ..f.. 19c s1.12 Velvetta Covered Hats. 4Sc S2s0o sVeTvettas Covered Hats 9Sc Ali Black and Colored Velvet Hats
 formerly priced from $2.5o to s1o, 1
 now half.
 s2.00 Trimmed Dress Hats :. .s... 75c $S.O0 Trimmed Dress Bats 98c $4.O0 Trimmed Dress Hats ... $1.48 s5. % Trimmed Dress Hats -. 1.9S 5 TOO Trimmed Dress Hats $2 9S $9. 0 O Trimmed Dress Hats SS. SS All better grades, in Trimmed Hats
 priced from s10 to $40, now less
 than half.
 56cs& &Bou1oir Caps 25c $1.00 Boudoir. Caps :. 69c $1-50s Boudoirg Caps. 98c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
CoLLARBoNE BROKEN
 IN FALL ON SIDEWALK

James McGuiness of s51 Court1and street slipped one the icy sidewalk and suffered a fracture of his left co11arbone- The fracture was reduced by Dr,<E. B. Weldon at the Emergency hospital at 2 o'clock this morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
THE DRESS PATTERN MAKES A DELIGHTFUL GIFT

Every woman knows the pleasure of adding another gown to her wardrobe Christmas brings opportunity of giving this practical useful gift girl woman friend, gift which you be will be much appreciated and remembered
 Fabrics that especially attractive into fancy gift boxes Silks dress goods fabrics Ranging price 4 From soc to $35O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
9os M MAIN ST ,(DN 10 iocR Rue e4c se ceoile as' Hartford Paris
 Wholesale and Retail Leading Millners
PREPAREDNESS!

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
Still time to. fill up the
Stockings.

we Christmas Have you provided all the little playhinqs up youngsters seocfngs2 Or dolls, books, etc., that Santa will leave with
 The time is short in which to purchase
 things which make Christmas such delight to small folks you'll variety playthngs to person.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22

EtE1ndEKAL|le IIlOlISy ss9FlIls pEIces' $15 Blue Wolf Muffs ....... $10.9s $20 Kit Fox Muffs S14.9S Chi1dren's Fur Sets from. $1.9s to $10 SIP White Iceland Fox Muffs. $s.4s $1O White Iceland Fox Muffs. $7.4s White Iceland Fox Scarves. .....
 9108 to S7.50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22
Music Gases

Music Gases For the piano OF violin player will be greatly appreciated. Seal and NNa4Fus grain. Black only, y
 s1.Oe te $1.5a Gloves
 Another pair of gloves can always be given, for who eveF had too many pairs? Washable leatheFette gloves in gray, tan, chaaaoisr sands black and white,
 75c pr.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-22

, Farmer Want Ads. one Dent YyoFt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

tbatia@lt4e Mniie6ler, sic iih in bie-
flyer @egen6 nie6er3ulaiien ge6en-
fen. ,
IartbonIt. - Scr II Sabre
alte ST. @oetel, Elm Sbiiler ser
StoatSidule fir 8linbe> tpar6e bon
einem ebenfals blin6en S9ulgeroi-
len aus Dem Gluiie gerettet, ols er
in @efabr idtpebte, beim 8ooen gu
ertrinfen. Man bro6te Sen iungen
Wfanm 61r6 tiinitlide Mtbma1t1g mie=
Ser 5m li9.
@lenmooo. = Die 2eid)en Ser
8riioer Sobn1 Mmltn6 uno Stren
Mfittnoe11> Sic 5miiden 60 un6 20
Sabre alt mare11, mur0en a1f ibrer
6arm bel 9olurp bonn Ma6barn Sobn
Gbriitiani Jon aufgefuu6en. Die Brit
Ser tparen bereits mebrere Gage to6t
nno ltno NIT einem idmeren Sritru=
ment eriblogen mor6en. Cine ltnter=
ll1tl1ng 1p1r6e eingeleitet.
9nbl. : Sim 0onnerl tagaben6
obnte Ser 6armer 6ran5 Silly 6en
STUFF elmer Guile nad}, >als cine iolde
lt@ int @eb0l3 ii6tbar gema6t bate;
er ging 6ann 1a6 @m1s. 8al6 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

alf iei,ter Sarm bel @etbanp, alS er
beim Maispflan3en beidaftigt NOR,
bom @lit eridlagen. Sic Sobne fat1-
6en sic 2eide, 6eren &leiber in 8rano
geratben maren. Die Hferbe marcn
ourb SEN @lib betaubt mor6en, er-
bolten lid aber mieber.
Mep II I M. = Ser 6armarbei-
ter Sobn @ottide ml1r6e bel @elt
Metpton, Micollet=@o untp bonn @fer=
&c. 6as er fiitterte> burd @ufidldge
a11f ser Stelle get0otet.
&orlita6. = Ser Stredenar-
better g. @un6erion iprang BET
@reenbnib bon elmer NIT elmer Sc
1bpinoigfeit bon 25 Meilen per
@tutoe fabrenoen Groiiine ab, I'M
Sen berobgefallenen Gedel ieines
6riibltiitfforbes 51 bolen. gr itiir5te
init 6em &opfe ouf cine @dmelle un6
blieb mtf Ser Stelle NIT gebrodenem
@enid toot liege11.
8emi6ii. = S6mmtlide 5l1m
@erfn1f a%ngebotenen 10000 Mder
Staatslanb iin6 bei 6em in LETTER
@ode gebo1tenen groBen @erfouf
bier losgeidlagen mor0en, 5umetit an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

rnuf bernabm er Elm iGmmerli9es
&abengeidrei, elite binaus nn6 iob,
mte Die Guile ii6 eben NIT ieiner
Freistabe III BEN Gangen in bie 2ufte
erbob.
Gilbert Seq. - @eim 8ran6e
oes Staaes 6es 6armers emil Mel-
Jon famen 81 Mildfiibe in SEN Slant
men INN. Gin @libitrabl batte Sen
tStaI IN 9ro6 geiett. Soiepb, elm
Sobn ser beimgeiudten Smilie> ret
tete Die Gferoe uno iieben &in6er,
bepor oaS 9u6 e%initiir3te. Der Sda=
Sen miro ouf iiber $4,000 pera1-
l6logt.
TineGitp Correspondents -
So. a6ler, tuelder langere 3eit 6as
Montmla=Jieber bate, ma6te un=
langit cine 211ltreiie 6ortbin nn6 fam
letten Sonntog mie6er 31 uM11ttern"
5uriid. ST beridtet, er babe gen11g
bon Mol1ta11a. IS gebt balt nihts
iiber Sic Selbitiiber5eugung. = SSn
Ser Nabt bonn Is. auf SEN ID. Mai
5og ein fairies @etpitter bier 6urd;
6rei groBe Stale in Ser Nadbar=
id)oft ma1r6en. bonn 8lit getroffen uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
E Illus dem rordWe(ten.
Mfinneipta.

ct. SAUL. : Sci ser 0onner=
ltag abgeboltenen Sabresperi an1m=
lung Ser Union 0epot 60. muroe
befam1t gegeben> 6aB no4 elmer IN
5pei Bis 6rei @p6en itattftn6en6en
@itung 6es 9ireftore1rotbes Ser Sc
ielidoft cine MnSgabe BON Mftien Ser
@eieui6aft I'M ~@eiammtbetrage bon
Is Mfilionen Collars erfolgen miro.
1ieie Sbligationen mer6en ouf einen
lebr langen Saaigfeitstermin -
mabr16einli6 so Sabre = ol1sge=
lten merben nnb lolen BON Ser linton
IepptGo. iopie BON neun 9abngeiell=
idaften grooiert mer6en. Gin So
mite, Sos aus einem Mnipalt fir 6te
Union 3epot So. rno einem fir sic
Mortbern @acific @abn iomie oem
@i5eprdii6enten ser Greet @ortbern
@obn beitebt, tpar felt einiger 3eit
tb6tig, nm nqe @in5elbeiten 6ieier
Mftienousgabe 5u beg1ttodten uno
feit5uieten; es miro bem Direftoren=
ratb in 6eiien naditer @ita1ng ieinen
8eri9t eritatten. = &oitmeiiter
@otbs tbeilt NIT, 6aB sic bieiiee Soft
iparbanf felt ibrer @riin6ung i'm
september 1911 Bis iett an ginlaz
gen sic Summe bon 50, ,086 ent-
gegengenommen bat. 9ubon tp11rben
i'm @aufe ser 3eit tpie6er $1,760,890
m1sbe3ablt, 10 6aB sic bieitge Spor=
bm1f beute @inlagen CUR @obe bon
$744 1876 ooer runo 81 Milionen
DoGlars o1f5r4peiien bat.
Minneapo1is.- 8. 8. @ar=
rer, friiber bon 8a1ffolo, g. g., 6ur6
n@orners @afe Cure" I'M ga1t5en
2an6e befannt, lit NIT Bru1 mn6
Todter bier ongeGongt, INN ieinen
b%leiben6en Git bier 5u nebmen. @err
@orner erflGrte, er babe cine $780,
600 &orporotton formiert, tpel6e iid
NIT ser &eritel11ng bon Natentmebi=
5inen befaiien iper6e. 300 8erionen
fomen imerboIb zines Monats 8e=
idaftig1ng fin6en. 9ie Birma miro
unter 6em Mamer Seem @ra 60. be-
fan1t fem. - 9ie @tnnei ota=8er=
eimigrgn fir 0ffentli@e @eiun6beit
bot Dtenitog bier lire Sabresper=
iomm1nna obqchnltcn.
@inona. Ser 50 Sabre olte
6armer @ermam Benedict mur6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
eamler, ser ridtise Damn.

Sn peri6ieoenen %altberbalb oen
sSlpillingslt1oten berm1sgegebenen
s3eitl1ngen lino Mrtifel eridtene1l in
melden Ser friibere Mapor 0aniel
50. 2o>pler erll1dt miro, lid fir Sic
De11otratiide Domination fiir oas
Ser. Stuaten Senatorenamt etntra=
gen 81 laiien. @ir boffen, oab @err
2o>pler Sic en1 Matbe folgen miro,
1,rb mir glal1ben, oab er BON Sen
@apot1ern in Stearns County cine
iebr groBe Inter tiibung erboffen
Bari >pe11e er 10 tbut. Sic 6eno=
frotilden Stimmgeber bieies Count
tn, meroen, me1n @err 2atpler iid)
ais &onbioat erflGrt, cine @elege1l=
belt bobe11, fir einen Mom 81 flint
MEN, ser nidt MIR Elm lopaler Demo-
frat lit, ionoern fir einen iold)en,
pelder an SEN oltmooil6 6emofra=
tiid)en Sbeen ser peri0nliden 6rei=
belt feltbalt. IS liegt uns nidt an,
a1f Sen @oupernelr @ammono BIN
5u0el1ten, ober mir baben Elm &edt,
uni ere Sc er barar 5u %erinnern, 6aB>
fails 1unieI %. 2otpIer als @o11per=
11el1r ertpablt morben tpare, ct Sic
Gonntp=Sption Sin NIT &eto belegt
baGtte. Sic 9emofraten bon Mimnei ota
1outen nidt pergeiien, oab Dor einem
Sabre 6em @errn 2atpler nabe5u 6aS
Examinations =3ertiftfat fir Dos @ou-
bernorsmt 5utbeil gemor6en mare.
Cine 1rebnng bon 564 Stimmen m1s
@ammon6s @eibe in 2atplers &c.
Ionic miirbe 9atpler romtntert baben.
9esglei9en iolten sic Demofrateu
itd 6elien erinnern, 6ab &err 2opler
Ser prominente 9emofrot tpor, tpel<
dyer fir Serrn @ammon6 ins 3eug
ging ur1o lettes Sabr mebr arbeit
inn SsS;nterciie Ser bemofrattiden @ar=
tel %le;1tcte, als irgen6 elm an6erer
bemofratiide Spreder. Mls @err
2otpler Dor 6rei Sobren fir bes Ser.
@taaten = Se11atorenmnt I'M 6el6e
par, ftelen tbm 6reitm1ien6 Stim,
men mebr 5u a1s g. 81. @ingoubl fir
baS @o1perneusamt erbielt. @s lit
nniere Mnitdt, 6aB &err 2atpler Ell
1er 1lnterltiibrng Ser Demofraten
bon Minnei ota un6 ga1r5 BEL on6ers
Ser 3emofraten bon Steorns County
tpobl mertb lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

brannten Biz G1f Sen @run6 nieber.
II Sic bielige &11pfermine tpur6e un=
langit tpie6er in 8etrieb geiett, nad}=
Dem mebrere Sabr lang bieielbe nidt
mebr %bearbeitet mor6en NOR. - 3ie
6armer baben bereits Sen Mais ge=
pflan5t; sic @einfru6t 1tebt iotpeit
gut, ser @ei5en aber bat infolge Ger
idledten @itterung inn @inter nn6
I'M 6riibjabr itarf gelitten. - Mm
g., 8. nn1 10. Stunt fin6et bier oie
Sabresperiammlung Ser Mimeiota
Observation-Disclosures itatt, mo5u
1000 Ger}o11en ertpartet mer6en.
81. s. 9.
Mnofo. - Sl1lins @ebber aus
Dem Gbmplin 3 Somnibip, melder
BON fetnem S9tpager @iuim &arl=
ite6t idtper bertpurt6et tpatr6e, lit iebt
6o9 geitorben, obglei6 sic &1gel BEL
enter inn bie1igen Soipital boreenom<
menen Operation entfernt mor6en
mar.. @egen &alrite6t, tpelder iid
inn @efangmlie 6es &ennepin Count
tps befin6et, lit cine auf Mor6 la11=
ten6e Mnflage erboben tpor6en.
Moorbeo6.- Sci ser bier ab=
gebnltenen County Option : Mbitim=
mu1rg tpl1r6e @lap County nit 700
gtimmen Mebrbeit utroden," mie 6ie
u6eudten" 5ugeben, nit $50, mie
Naitor Mortin Mn6erlon, Der @oriiber
Der ~Grodenen" bebauptet. Ebatiad=
li6 perben in 6iefem County 1pobl
muir Moorbeo6, @arnesbine nn6 &i<
perton betroffen, ba 6as County ionit
ob11e6ies utroden" moor. 9ie Solge
6ieies Mbitimmungsergebnifes lit,
6oB nit 6em 1. Stunt ale Gdarf=
tpirtbidaften I'M County un6 sic bier
befimoliden 5ebn groben 8rmuerei=
Mie6erlagen geidloi1en mer6en mill
fen.
@orrpa6. - Sic Gountp=Op-
tion=Mbitimm11ng batte 6ieu Grodenle=
g1trg" bon &oieau County CUR Solge.
@orroa6 lit Sic ein5ige Srtidaft nit
Sdanfmirtbi9often int County umo
miro 6ieie alio iebt ou@ berlieren.
@rnnite Sails. - Oenom
Me6icine County mltr6e burd Sption=
Mbi timm1ng utrofe11." gs bon6elt
iid MIR Inn 5pei S9onftpirtb1duften
in @oo6lufe.
Nprb.0Qfpta.
Sarge Cine &eiiegeielidoft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

bon @eldaftsIeuten aus Sen Sdipe=
1teritd6ten un6 Su6<St. Saul, sic fit
sic Marfte ibrer Sta6te Stimml1l1g
MAIDEN, tprr6e auf DEM Sabresfon=
bent 6es g~ii0oit=1iitrifts oes 8an=
fiersberbanos 6es Stoates NIT gro
Ser Grel16e aufgenommen. $. smitb,,
Observation-Disclosures Ser 1. Ma=
tionolbanf bon ct. Saul, bielt cine
Mn1prode uber @iebfitterung. Ger
goriiten6e Sobn $. &id bonn 9. &e=
gional6iitrift fprad au%ffldreno Iber
Sos &eie rpebanfipitem nn6 6eiien ge=
trieb. Sci DEM 81 fen om Mben6 biel=
ten Sic @erren @enrp bon Ser @eper
bon Ser ct. 8anler Merdants' Na=
tionalbmf un6 Sobn Deets bon Ser
gii6+St. Na11Ier @iebb0rie Mnipra=
9en.
@a1Iep @itp. - Sur 5eier
6es 25idbrigen 8eltebens Der bieli<
gen @taatsnormalidule miro cine
&eunion abgebalten mer6en, Sic om
20. Sl1ni beginnt un6 cine @ode
6a11ert. 11mfmgrei@e 8orbereit1n=
gen tper6en fit 6ieie Seittpitdt getrof=
fen. Gin idones 8rogrm lit emf
norf fen.
@nn6o. - Sic o11s befannten
6armer1 nn6 @efdGftsIeuten Ser
@egen6 beitebenoe Gonbo glebator
60. bot Sen @au elmer 100 Gab=
Mablmiible beidloiie EN-.
gIIen6nIe. - Die galarbei=
ten an Dem rel1en 8abnbofsgebduoe
Ser Milmm1fee=8abn, Dos NIT einem
aoitenmfpon6e bon $4,000 errid-
tet miro, iin6 bereits in bouem
@ange.
@%atfor6. - @ieiige Irol1e11
baben einen Sral1en3tpeig 6es aa1f=
mannsflubs ms 2eben gerufen, Ser
iid sic Mnfgabe gelteQt bat, fit of=
fentlide 8erbeiierungen gu iorger1.
Mls critics baben iid Sic 6ra1ten Dor
genom11en, @e16 fir Ben 8n1 zines
1tel1en beiieren shuIbouies al1f5l1=
bringen.
@ismard. - 6. S. Seperion,
8%anfpriifer bon Mor6oofota, fat iei=
men &iiidtritt mgemelbet, nnb @ou=
berneur @ant1a bat 6eiien blsberigen
6. S. Sobnion gu ieinem
Madfo1ger er1ra,1nt.
Spring 8roof. - @egen
10000 Tf1ttt6 Butter mer6en al1n1o-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
AVIATOR KILLED
|. n.2s6ty5HHt.Y JbuQN,a
ing Flight In Troy

Troy, June George IL Newbury
ofNKirkwood, an aviator, was killed
iyeAterday while making a hight as
thE feature of the annual picnic and
fie5li day OF the Troy Police Benevol-
ent and Protective Association at
Rensselaer, park. The accident oc-
Cured at the head of Fourteenth
street. North Troy, after Newbury
had circled Rensselaer, park and the
city, mile to the south. He was
turning to return to the park and
alight, when his engine stalled and
the machine. biplane, plunged to
the ground
When forty feet from the ground.
Newbury was pitched from his seat
and was buried under the machine.
the engine weighing 100 pounds,
striking him across the lower part OF
the body. f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
4 KILLED IN PICNIC FIGHT

Troy, June 1,--Archibaid Fountain
~ years old, was killed in brawl al
thes policemen's picnic at Rensselaer,
park, shortly after 10 o'clock last
night. Fountain was stabbed five
tmes, and died while being taken in
an ambulance to the Leonard hospi-
tai kk
James Kinney, twenty-one years
old, of 474 Tenth avenue, Troy. was
stabbed once in the right groin, and
is now in the Leonard hospital.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
STATE NEWS

Rinaldo Whittier of Hancock has
caught three bears in his trap in the
last week or two.
Grace Unity club of st. Johnsbury
VIII clear about 5000 from the two
presentations of the Tom Thumb wed
ding.
The soldiers monument which has
been given the town of Barnet will
be set up in time for the special exer.
cises OF Memorial day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Z Tuesday, June /, 1915.
CHARGED WITH SWEARING
Young Barre Boy Arranged Under
Old Blue Law. $40

An old Vermont blue law which
sets forth 'profane swearing sand
cursing' as misdemeanor was in.
voked in Barre when purward- Imlah,
17-year-old boy was arraigned be.
fore Magistrate H. w. Scott. On the
lads plea of guilty a small fine and
costs were imposed. Later Imlah
was taken before Judge Frank ].
Martin in. juvenile court, it being al
legged that he had broken the terms of
parole granted him some months
ago. He was placed under the care
of the probation officer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
RUTLAND RAILROAD
CHECKING mr. RlGGAcF

The public is hereby notified that
on and after June End, 1915. each
person checking baggage or other
property from point in one state to
point in another state or from a
point in the United States to a point
IN Canada must make declaration
OF the value of such baggage or prop,
erty when 1t is presented for check
ing Each person must sign. a dec
iaration before baggage can be
checked. ~
This regulation is made following
the decision of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, issued in accord
ance with the so-called Cummins
Amendment, passed by the last Con
gress.
Passengers are urged to allow
more time than heretofore for the
checking of baggage.
Blank forms will be provided at
all stations for passengers to sign.
No baggage will be forwarded I'M
less the passenger signs the declara-
ton.
F. r. GRANT,
Gen. Passenger Agt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
NORTH BENNINGTON

y .dcleanA.t,p hbay Friday, June.S
All rubbish placed by the road II
in barrels or boxes will be carr
away. Take advantage of this
portunity and Cleanup the ba
yard as well as the front yard. Ii
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

! Saturday, June p, is flower day a
the Y. M. C. A.
| Oscar Elwell has returned from q
| visit in Manchester.
| Miss Lucy Cutting has resigned
Iher position at Hddson's store.
4 Miss Ella Lyons of Rutland was a
week end visitor at her home here.
| Miss Elizabeth Hamilton Of Main
street visited in Greenfield Monday.
Henry w. Putnam, Jr., OF New
York passed Memorial Day in town.
A. R. VonDette motored to Wood
stock Sunday, returning Monday eve
lining.
Ralph Sherwin, manager of the
Woolworth store, passed the week
| end in Boston.
Fred Remington of Springfield,
Mass. passed the holiday at his for
mer home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barron Of
Pittsfield were guests Monday OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Fergerson.
Louis p. Buffum has returned to
East Droset after visit with his
sister, Mrs. J. Fl. Hayes.
Don't forget today is the last day
OF THE Christian, film masterpiece,
at the Library theatre. Adv.
Miss Olive Nisely, who has been
guest of Miss Florence Walbridge,
has returned to Smith college al
Northampton
THE regular monthly business
meeting of the Womans Auxiliary of
the. Y. NJ. c. A. will be. held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Torrey of Re. |
vere,i Mass, who are on A motor trim |
to the White Mountains, passed |
Decoration day with Mr. and Mrs. E |
G. Hamilton.
At the sewing class tonight at the
7. w. G. the making of three styles
II shirtwaists will be demonstrated.
TWO yards of cloth is required for
ne Hrst, one yard square for second
nd four large size handkerchiefs
or the third.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H, Mccarthy of
'rovidence, r. l., were week end
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
arty, making the trip by auto. Mr..
lcearthy, who is a former resident,
general manager of National Bis.
aitt Co, for the state Of 2 Rhode, Is
nd. .'.' is''F Sfa'9s'
FA ~ x sagFl tfsgfElHH 10
'the Alobb lestoneA school observed
efnofial Day fsFidayh Afternoon with
'proiFiqte exertsesss iIyoAn iiilaI. .
vans 'sboke Sa' interestingly isltoiftise
hool. and-yisitoEs.--iie- told of--,his
ar days, and early experiences and
i i y
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-13
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Don't Look oIdi Try Grandmother's
Recipe to Darker and Beautify
Gray, Faded, LifeIess Hair.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. By asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy you will get a
large bottle of this old-time recipe,
ready to use, for about so cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair and is splendid for dan
druff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known druggist says every
body uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur,
because it darkens so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied-it's so easy to use, too. You
simply dampen comb or soft brush
and draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, it is re-
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant. Adv.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-13
BEAUTY IS PoCKET8ooK DEEP
Fussing Ability, Not Looks, Will De-
termine Kansas University
Queens.

There is really nothing to a girls
credit" Mrs. Eustace Brown, adviser
of women says, 'if she is elected as
one of the five beauties in the Jay
hawkers beauty contest. 1t simply
means that the man with whom she
goes most has a great deal of power
among his friends and fraternity
brothers, and can buy them of to
vote for his girl.
1.-THE girl may not even be espe-
cially pretty, but that is only trifle.
If she is electioneered for hard enough,
who knows? She might get the place
above some far prettier girl.
1T is the same old question of poll
tics over again-buying votes, run
ming the political machine, and SO
forth
The 795 girls who were not elected
therefore, should not feel badly. They
may be just as pretty, but the power
behind the throne was lacking, &C
cording to Mrs. Brown.-UniYersity
Daily Kansan.