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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
Shoes for Children

In the new Shoe Shop adjoining the Children's Shop they are making a spes cialty of fitting little shoes.
 The famous s'Footform" last is in all feathers, andsis the best, the most sensible model for growing feet.
 Little Broadztoed Russets for school school.
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E fD1E51OCIl1 1TIC HARMONY

EM0GRATICITOVyN Chairman Lavery speaks in optIns
 tic terms of the prospects for Democratic harmony in next convention It is largely through his intelligent effort that the outlook is favorable Under MT Laverys leader ship the convention establish equally harmonious relations with the public, the nomination ticket that will deserve and receive respect large Independent vote waiting fo these nominations They be df who will consult the best Interests of the city in the affairs of government and they must be ready to effect to the emphatic order for
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Fur I rirnnings

Bands by the yard for Suits, Gowns and Millinery. Coney Fur, inch to inches, black, brown and white
 Beaver Fur Imitation Ernine White Skunk Black Natural Skunk White Hair Sable Opposurn Genet
 Black 6pposur Hudson seal Blue opposurn Nutria
 Civet Cat Fitch Japanese Skunk svvansdown Kffnrnief h1afab6ut in Black Ma Red Fox tufal White. Blue, Pink Iceland Fox and Maizs. White Skunk
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Nickel Ware Department

Special attention is called to our Exten- sive Nickel Ware Department which will be found at the Elevator Entrance on low CT floor. We are showing the product of two of the largest factories and have very large assortment of the following in Copper and Nicke1s
 Chafing Dishes and Accessories. Coffee Machines and Percolators. Crurnb Sets.
 Trays.
 Coasters.
 RaI1lekiTs.
 Tea and Coffee Pots.
 Casseroles.
 Bean Pots
 Table Kettles.
 Casters and many fancy pieces of China mounted in Nickel and Copper frames.
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"Racarna,
A French Perfume made in America.

A French Perfume made in America It is all extravagant statement to say that a French Perfume can be made in America, but it has been done because French chemist is in America with his for1nrlae and his secret ways of mixing delectable flower. odors. French chemists guard their secrets well and the Uninitiat ed only know the delightful result
 Fgi1st Estsse1' water 5 s5.sS s5sS SacEet te Talolm I.Tssprit de Rose. Creme. .75 Face Powder, t5 4s. 5V saehet Novelties, attractive new designs.
 Society Bags. them
 Main Floor Left Aisle
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CHINESE LABOR AND TIiE sEAMAN's ACT

IGfiT IS THROWN upon the opposition of certain A5 steamship lines, to the Seaman,s Act, in The Saturday Evening Post which the anag6nism largely to the differences paid Chinese white The bill virtually leads to the employment of white who would have o white wages
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h and their keep.

The Chinese receive S12 month and their keep.
 publication by the executive board of the International gives facts about recent dis at is interesting table
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sA1va c. Dinley. former president of the Carnegie Steel Co, and a brother
 in-1aw of Charles M. Schwab, was elected president of the-MidvaIe Steel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-05
Cbe Dm!Read Go
 Ese4bkxshsa, 1857
Opening Week Festivities Continue.

So much to see that visitors should come prepared to 5pen
  the Tea Room and rest quietly m the during the will be repeated Thursday The Gouldng Harp Enseb eight pieces
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Winter Coats and Bonnets

Winter Goats and Bonnets Little white coats for the latest new arrivals. White Bonnets to accompany.
 Crepe de Chine Long Goats, hand ehl broidered
 Short White Coats trimmed with fur.
 Slips and Dresses, fine material, hand made.
 Doublegowns, Bathrobes, warm Elan mel Night Garments, and Worsted Novel ties.
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Dolls and P1avtE1ings

All the Dolls will be found at the east end of the Children s Shop. The stock is fascinating, and many of the small Dolls are attired in sensible hand made clothes that are removable and washable.
 Floating Toys of interesting character are planned for bath times. Frogs and ducks, swans, and strange little animals of various sorts.
 A Baby's Bath Basket contains all necessities for the bath with floating things.
 Ivory Beads and Rings for young small teeth.
 Baby Books and novelties.
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Styles in Mems Neckwsar

Hate fads in Collars for the ultra nodish young man.
 The "Gothic,'' new Arrow Collar is here, also the ''1Jcw Willard, ,, the sstrat- ford'' and the 'Belnord. z
 Rich Silk Cravates, Persian and Striped effects. $I.50 and $2.O0 Silk Negligee Shirts, S3.OO Fancy Striped Pajanas, $z6Q Bath Robe Novelties pleasing to nlascJa line taste $6.5O, $500 and 5000
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Forget Not the Candy Shop.

S1aillara's Chocolates Bon Bons dainty  
 wholesome mixtures, others stuffed with nuts.
 boxes ahd favors Dinner "AAilats" In fancy boxes.
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pieces

Fascinating buy, who incidentally assist The section much enlarge
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Very aprecistivc audiences Witnessed
the two performance OF AT Cory Cor
ners. BY the Albcr' :. Wees players At
the victoria Theatre yesterday. The
play. tour-aCt drama OF New England
rural life. was admirably staged and
spleudidly acted. n deals with the ro-
nance OF Avis Merrill. who under an
other name Is \ stage celebrity. a Nio-
linist- ON a visit q the Corners for a
rest she meets and Weds clyde Hollis
ter. pas tor OF struggling congregation.
who refuses to listen 10 the scandal az
tec,tng her name. The pair who try TO
blacken Avis reputation are Deacon
Pettibone and MARI CRANKY. In these
roles Louis Lytton and William llor-
ence respectively are excellent
Miss Kramer ~ charming and iugenu-
Gus as the young Niolinist and Mr.. Wees
- forccful and convincing as the minis
ter. There are a number Of very drama
tic situations In which the two figure.
and they are exceptionally well handed
Eva Sergeant makes the role OF Mrs.
Bartlett very interesting. and Jcanett a
Connor and Mile Beland are pleasing
in the other feminine roles. The COM
edy parts are conspicuous and there ar.
many laughs In tho piece. IL will be
repeated tonight and Wednesday maui
nee and evening, ard will b. followed
Thursday by clyde Fitchs Girls
which viii be on the boards during the
second half Of the u eek.
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freight train will be put on the Ohio
RIVER division. running into Pitts.
ourgh. arriving there at . o'clock
every morning excepting sunday.
bringing into the Smoky City farm
products from all along the Ohio
river
Agents Atwood and sill. OF the
Fanhandle Agricultural Club. will at.
t'nd a conference OF the agricultural
agents at Morgantown on June 20 10
-. TO talk over the work done and
the future outlook in the farming line.
Ihey Will represent Ohio and Brooke
counties at The conference.
-Four additional men have been
ongaged in this section recently for
the local branch of the United States
department Of animal industry. serv.
ine under Or. w. o. Trone. and bring
ing the total number OF inspectors
now under him up 10 n.
According 10 information given
out yesterday az the local PennsyI-
vania station that within a few weeks
material for construction Of a new
pennsylvania freight depot will arrive
here. u is expected that the structure
VIII BE- completed late next fall.
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TO INVESTIGATE
BOMB OUTRAGE

WINDSOR. Ont. June 2l.--word
was received this afternoon from
Lieutenant Colonel W. \. McCrimmon
acting assistant adjutant general OF
London. Ont. that he will come mere
personally TO conduct the investiga-
tion into the attempt early today TO
wreck the overall factory OF the Pea
body company. Ltd. OF Walkerville.
a suburb. and the local armory by
dynamite The attempt 10 destroy
the overall factory where war orders
for clothing have been in process OF
completion. was partially eucCessful.
about $4,000 worth OF damage being
done. The dynamite beneath the arm
ory, however. failed to explode
The military and civil authorities
claimed to have detailed descriptions
of two men who are alleged 10 have
placed the suitcase containg dynamite,
with a time Fuse. beneath the rear
wall OF the armory. II Is generaify
believed the same men plotted TO
wreck the overall factory. Several re-
ports stated that woman accom-
panied the two men but alleged wit
nesses deny that woman was present
when the explosive was placed near
the building.
Detroit German.Americans take ex.
ception to the report that German
sympathizers in that city were respon-
sible for the affair
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 2l.-Cotton futures
opened steady. July S944. October.
$3.50: December Si0l3: January siO.1s.
March SlO.42
spot cotton quiet. Middifng upland
$3.50. No sales.
Switching from July to October Al a
difference OF about 40 or ~ points. con-
rtituted the bulk OF tho business dur
Ing the morning and prices showed lit
tie further change with active months
ruling : Co ~ points net lower snorty
after midday.
a bearish report from = prominent
travelling cXpcrtlon crop conditions in
Texas and northern Louisiana was fol-
lowed by rather more active selling to-
ward the middle OF the afternoon with
prices easing on TO a net decline Of
about - To- u points.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
July S93f october Ss15. December
$1,000, January 5000. March S1O31.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS


low pressure. thunder shower
AREA Il moving eastward this morning
over the lower Ohio valley Low pres
SURF areas also cover the upper val
legs and southwest. with showers in
me upepr valleys and Kansas and
Missouri
A nigh pressure. cool weather area
~ moving eastward over the lakes
The pressurcs are also high and the
weather fair and generally cool from
the middle and northern pacific coast
regions eastward over the northwest
and into the middle west
Sho~ers and high temperatures are
expected In this vicinity tonight. fol-
loved by clearing weather early
Tuesday
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 50 degrees: lowest last
nleht. % degrees. no rainfall
The Ohio In the district will con.
tinue to fall.
n. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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BRUMBAUGH VETOES
FULL CREW BILL

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 2i.-Gov-
ernor Martin g Brumbaugh gave the
State capital the surprise OF the ses.
sion last night when he announced his
veto Of the fun crew repeater. Even
the members of the legislative com
mittee Of the brotherhood of Train
men were pleasantly surprised.
The principal election bills put
through by the Republican state or
ganization also were vetoed These
measures sought to prevent fusion
and require all nominations 10 be
made in the open primaries. and wci .
designed TO put an end TO such prac.
tees as were resorted 10 in 1914 by
the Washington and Democratic par
ties
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FINANCE

WV YORK. Jsns sis-w.n streets
sttentlon sas temporarily diverted to-
asy from foreign anairs % me United
nnai open session prior 10 the Summer
reeess That tribunal handed down a
numoer % decisions % Interest 20 -.
ne mos, irnborisSt ~ ShIeh ssai1 si,s
Laekaeasns a western Rsiiroad sSa is =
lstson.hip wss declared 10 s. IN Viola
ton Of the Law and IL srect upon coal
ssIfiess y not % - ignored. even
IN me market for such seolriiiss.
Nsr stocks again doomed iarge In the
aAy trading with new high records
10 ~, h Tdnas,1, steel a, i's snd bsld
% this class also made substantial
Eafnn, while a variety Of less prominsnt
speculative specialities rose 10 :
United stated steel afte n heavy
opening soon advanced on buying which
comprizsd many large individual trans
the nnal dealings. the general list then
beinE al highest quotations Railway
stock q the inysstment group showed
no decided tendency until the late puy.
Ing movement compreh ended Eeadlng.
Union Pacific and Southern pacifc ali
st advances Of point.
iethargy OF the previous week. Amsri-
can Smelling leading with a gain or 3
points. while few minor shares rose
70 points Total sales. $4,000
Frsench ana Italian exchange were At
their weakest. demand francs being
qnoted a. 5.tI and lires at 5s9iA Rates
~ Lennon were on a parity with recent
The bond market vas arm. with a,
s.dsancs ~ Z points IN Mercantile Marine
United States bonds were unchanged
ON call
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BRITISH AVIATOR
FALLS TO DEATH

LONDON. June II. 5.43 p. MIA
jor Lumsden. OF the Royal army nying
corps. was killed this afternoon whiie
flying over the Brooklands aviation
cOurse.
Major Lumsden was making a flight
a. passenger on a trial test Inc
aeroplane had reached an altitude OF
goo feet when the engine went wrong
and the machine diyed earthward and
was smashed Major Lumsden was
80 badly injured that he died IN a
Few hours. but the injuries OF the pilot
were not serious
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HAMILTON NAMED
island Man Resppoi0ted 20 Board %
Equalization

been received dnunuucing that o. 10
Hamilton. Republican. has been ap.
pointed on fho Board of Review and
Equalization for This county Mt
Hamilton served ou tho board last
year and proved himself fo bo very
efficient man r has been known Tor
some Time that he would probably no
renamed. but The official appointment
was not made until yesterday
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MONEY MARKET.

SEW YORK. June 2i.-Ncrcantiie
bills Sf7a. demand si7Ga5. -abiss
f4.TG.a5. Francs. demand s5f7. cables
25.fbii Marcks. demand Sl7sC: cables
SIC. Lircs demand 35.q7is. cables
&5.Hgia Eubl's. demand 3N7sC. cables
80 sc. Bar silver f9c. Mexican dollars
3sc. Government bonds steady. Rail
road bonds firm.
2ia n2A per cent. sis months . per cent
call Coucv STEADY. high per cent.
low a per cent. ruling rate per
cent. last loan q per cent. closing bid
e per cent. offered 40 per cent.
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JUDGMENT SET ASIDE

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June 21.-
The judgment Of the Pennsylvania
supreme Court for $4,000 a. treble
damages. under State law. IN favor
oi the Clark Brothers Coal Mining
Company against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for Discriminate
in car distribution. before the passage
Of the Hepburn rate law was set
aride today by the Supreme Court
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK June 21.-Eaw sugar
steady centrifugal sth9. molesssa ft.Ig:
refined steady. cut LOAF 800. crushed
g. Hu. mould \ sGs.. cubes S. 15.NNNN
powdered EG.2s. g. wdcred $500. fine
PETITIONERS 4 g. 900. SO. q t5gI
Sugar futures were atcadicr early to-
day Prices nf noon were unchanged Co
points higher.
Futures market cascd ON liquidation
md closed easy to . points low rr.
July ftst. september $500. December
81 so; Match f3.fs Sales $500 toms
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

HIW NDEk june 20 Uuffrr rr.,.
creamery rrfrtH iFH scorer -.H. Ida.
.NiELrr eeurIrgI 2sfs ulfa. rrzt4 u.
RI 20 n .. second. Er.I IHf.r
IEEH IIrW.r. frI.n gathered extras
q. u .I'.. sNfrHH frHfa IInH|I...
NrHfa IH.. H 30. ... seconds Ia .I Tf.. raar.
Do hfnHrrs vNIfsa nrs fH far.. .r st..
.l1 browns r-t.
Cheese. E..rm state whole milk rrs.r
fHIH anil |HIrH ur| .HIHrHH ara..fIa Ia =.
RI I-.. HH average fancy 1880.
lo.f IIf patents fEssu
-frlIEhfs 5000 go. Kar.f. dl f.tr..
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 2i-wh.a, ,r,..s
broke TO below 81 bushel TODAY. the
hrst time for the 1915 crop. slowness
OF export demand together with a north
ward spread OF she harvest did a good
zeal 10 force the decline Prices closed
ste9dy AT - to 49, under SaturdsV.
showed losses-corn ILGla 10 "a. -
- oats ] y q -. and provisions 1 : =
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III T,sConssrvativs Life books close
uiS dividend payable July LIST.
=. -L-abclle pfd. books close June
w. = dividend payable June 3Oth
,SD-Mhg: Steel a Iron books close
18th. July
90, 6l-,-Imperial Glass books close June
- - ie dividend payable July list
imperial GLASS Books close June u -
= dividend payable July LIST.
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Americans must discriminate be-.
tween South America A. whole and
the various republics of South Ameri-
90. This D. au important point iu
American trade propaganda and
should BE- driven home tp every NOR
chant and manufacture Of tuc United
States
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Logan q nry.n'. Closing s.oe. Letter.

NEW YORK. June 21.-Stocka were
supplied In considerable quantity after
the opening but there was good support
on comparatively small declines and the
seliing did not seem 20 be OF an impos .
ing character. The so-cailed war
stocks were again a feature. especially
iethlehem Steel, which advanced sharp
Is on scarcity OF stock
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
k1Rhbss CAR sCHEDULn
Eaking EJECT June al, 1908.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsbUR0
Daily Except Sunday
Wheelins wsi.sburE
f2nd Street Law.
Wheehhg WellsburH
1870 n m. 800 a rn
s'SV y m 1900 noon
MOUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvIIR
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street Iesy.
wheeling houndsville
l0;OO a m l:90 D. m
S.S0 y. M
On lines having regular express ser-
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LlNES-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between $500 and s:lt
n. m
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sPEEDER APPEALS
n. Bloch Fined by Squire Asks Higher
Court For Decision.

II. Bloch. arrested by Constable G.
?. Miller, and fined before Squire
Wickham on the charge Of exceeding
the speed limit. yesterday filed an az.
peal with the clerk Of the circuit
court Mr. Block claims that he was
not exceeding the speed limit and
will ask the court 10 set aside the
decision Of the Justice
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. June II. rs
Range Of active stocks on the New
1ork stock Exchange. correct ed daily ny
A. r. hasten a Co. broksrn
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! Open. High. / Low ICIo.a

Cash quotations were.
Eye-nominal.
Barley-69 m7sc.
Timothy-Sb.OOd 700.
Clover-3s.bOW13.bO
Pork -S16.S5.
Lard-19.1O.
Ribs-tg.62a 10.12.
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FINANCIAL.
GET new LIFE
FROM HEXETS

II you feel listless, tired, rundown,
void of ambition, your stomach is
in bad condition. IL needs clean
ing out. You need HEXETS.
HEXETS will clean out and recu-
late your stomach. They remove
all the foul food collected there
and make the stomach sound and
healthy They create a big Ape
tite and help you put new life into
your tired, wornout BODY
Start taking HEXETS today. In
a few days you will feel like an
other person. Sold by up-to-date
druggists for 1Oc and 256
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. June p. rs.
The active I1ttaDur-n stocks CORRECTED
daily BY A. l.. Iazt-n a Co. bankers
and brokers. National ExenanEs Bans
building.
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LOCAL STOCKS.
STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June ~. u.
Daily Quotation List or the wheelin.
Stock Exchange
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Curb Mining Stocks.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. June p. rs.
Reported by a. +. Masten a. Co. l.. y.
Brand. manager. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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WHEELING, W. Va. June q. rs.
Corrected by 4. 4. aiasten q Co. mem
bers Boston STOCK Exchange. No. 323
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Gents a share
GD-f.n div "a per cent.
Total shares tit 600. Bonds s2.Ofs. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
SPEEDWAY SPEEDS AHEAD
Officers Elected; 700 Men
Working Much Grading Done

Tho o-carizatior o. thc Shecpshcad
Bag Speedway Corporation has been
completed b. ,he election OF a board
Of directors. The banking interests age
represented by rcrcr z. P-nc. pa;
Horace ~ K..born. Charles r. Dan
forth. Of Van Amburgh & Atterbury;
james \. Blair. Ir.. Of Watson. Blair &
Co.. Frank BAILEY. Of tho Title Guar
arty and Trust Company. Of Brooklyn.
and Anderson r. Herd. real estate OBJ
orator
4. r. Havlcv. president Of 'he Aero
Club Of America. will look after the
aviation end Of the project. u. VI.
Swetlard. president Of the Class Jour
nal Company. aid David Bccc-oft will
represent the rotor car sport or the
board
Carl 6. Fisher. founder of tho Indian
ayolis Speedway. is president; Ey-
erard Thompson. former director o.
the Yale Bowl rice-p president and gen
eral manager. and Charles +. Danforth,
treasurer. Percy r. Pyne. ID, Horace
w. Kilborn. Charles T.. Danforth and
Carl G.. Fisher compose tho executive
committee Blaine II. Miller. engineer
Of the indianapolis Speedway. has been
made chief engineer.
Hugh Chalmers. Roy y. Chaplin. Hud-
son Company; Windsor T White and
walter {. White. White Company
are the only automobile makers nov
financially Interested
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Greenfield to Lenox Route follows
Mohawk Trail into the Northern Berk-
shires, over Hoosac Mountain. new
state road and fine views, the crest OF
the road being 1000 feet higher than
either Crawford or Franconia Notch;
Williamstowu, seat of Williams Col
lege. Haystack Monument marking
birthplace Of foreign missions; Lanes.
borough. home and burial place or
Henry W. Shaw, Josh Billings; PITTS
field, house where Longfellow wrote
The Old Clock on the Stairs and
where he was married; LenoX, summer
home of many celebrities and com
munity of elegant estates.
Lenox 70 New York: Leaving the
social centre of the Berkshires, the
route descends through the hills with
a varied landscape on all sides. Great
harrington. home Of William Cullen
Bryant, now forming a part OF the Inn
HOPKINS Searles mansion and many
other costly country homes; Millbrook.
centre Of estates: Poughkcepsie. home
of Governor Dewitt Clinton, seat OF
Vassar College; from here the route
follows the Albany Post Road. original
" called the Queen Anne Roac. Oldest
post road in America. passing Humer-
Gus estates of well known New Workers..
also historic points.
Tourists who wish 20 famlilarlze
themselves with the interesting history
along Inc "Favorite Motorways OF New
England" will find Mr.. Bakers book
both useful and entertaining when
touring in this Colonial country.