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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
TRIDUUM WILL BE HELD
 IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES OF STATE NEXT MONTH

Hartford. May 2s-Rt. Rev. John J. Milan. bishop of the diocese of Hartford, has issued the following:
 "A iridium in honor of the Bless ed Eucharist will be held in all the churches of this diocese Friday, Sat urday and Sunday, June 4, and 6.
 ''The Eucharistic Iridium is pre- scribed by the Sovereign Pontiff with the object of fostering greater devo- ton to our Divine Lord in the Holy Eucharist and promoting the practice of daily communion.
 t'The prescribed exercises for these days include a sermon on Holy Com munion. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and the recitation of the enclosed prayer.
 "A partial indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines is granted on each day of the iridium. a plenary indulgence on any day of the iridium
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
POSING CEREMONY WILL
 MARK UNWILLING OF FINE
 MEMORIAL! TABLET AT PARK
Spanish All 0verEetate Expected At Mxprusneaskslnxiay Afsernnon AssSeaside Park When Maine sRelfcSM1lB Dedicated.

Iznef sxeasnases, va7ltch are to be simple in the extreme. w11l close with the bens02ctlen by the Rev A. c. Thonap- son.
 Tns oomznfE4ee for the zsnve41ing of the tablet and for Memorial day con- sfsts Of Charles w Andres, Cassius B. DAftA Joseph J. Boyne William A. Evana, Charaes wosn and William 1sounsbgry,
 Members, Of Bishop camp and their Invited guests including visiting vet erAns of the Spanish war, will meet at the Beoad street entrance to Sea- side park Members Of Elias Howe, Jr. post, No, 3. will meet at the same paaUe and be escorted to the place of the unveifing of the tabet by the Spanlsh War veterans. Members of both orgauizaticns will wear uni- forms. hedges and white gloves There win be no music and the ex- srcise will be of the simplest char acter.
 Sunday morning at 7sso the mem bers of Bishop camp will go to the various cemeteries to place flags and flowers on the graves of their de- ceased comrades Sunday evening First PresbyRerlan church in State street.
 Monday morning the camp mem bers will take the 7s51 train to New Haven where they will take place in the Memorial parade there returning in time to participate in the parade here in the afternoon After the parade here the members of the camp win be served refreshments in Odd Fauosvsg han by the members of Ma ior C H. BOnesteel auxiHary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Rowland baking is like home baking.

! Many and many a fine 2 cake from Rowland $ has been praised as the product of the, home oven.
 That's high enough praise. Into Rowland pies and cakes and cookies, there is put only one grade of material ad-t1ae best
 Expert compromising and careful baking do the rest.
 These, for example, will fit into the holiday monday meal-wh ether that is 2 home or aypicnic neal
 Strawberry cakes and pfes,-25c. Comee cakes, according to size and sort-5c to zoe
 German cheese cakes,-20c
 Mocha cakes,-25c and soc. Sunshine cakeS-2 5c and 45c. Angel cakes,~25c and 45c.
 Tea or Snowflake biscl1its,-12c dog. Wheat or graham bread,-1Oc. Toothsonae rye bread, d,-5c.
 Easement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
TRENCH

Paris. May 28-The French war of fleet his afternoon issued the follow ing statement on the progress of hos- tilities:
 The counter attacks of the ene- my against the positions taken by us near, Angres continued last night but were Tepulsed by us.
 At. Ablain St. Nazaire our troops yesterday followed up their offensive movement with distinct success, They took possession early in the night of the group of houses nearby, including the parsonage which had been strongly protected by the enemy.
 sThe bombardment reported yes- terday by the Germans from Ecurie and Roolincourt continued all night long but it was not followed up by an infantry attack.
 "In the environs of the forest of LePretre we delivered an attack yes terday evening which resulted in our gaining ground. At the same time we took about 60 prisoners, includ- ing several officers
 There has been nothing new on the remainder of the front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
DzKED

sCr1IIY In this city, May a. 1915. Ida Murphys beloved wife of John J EcuIIys
 funeral from her late residences s4S Maaze str4et on Mon day, May at ss90 m, and from St Charles. church at a. na.. with. solemn high mass Interuaent St AElchaeIss ce1nefery- R 2S bs 'COfllsAf A sES--lr this cdtys May zs. 1915, Cather1ne E. 9o4e1n an
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No. zbo Park avenue on SatM'day, May 19s 1915, az 8=3D sa n-s and from aerAd Kzeaz4 Eeh at g a. m In erment at St 8darys cemetery. Derby Conn -Autornobile cortege-. BOSsEE1ST Tn this city, May 28, 1e15s Eva, Beloved wife of John Conrad BosseI aged 5a years. 3 months
 Friends ars invited to attend the funeral at her late residences Nc 5a5 SHatford axenue on Monday. May 31 at 10 a. m Burial in Park DOW I-Iza. Ilsi5 cils. adsS z7 ls15s Sidney B Dond. aged 72 years, I month days
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late home No. ST Broad street on Monday, Srst, inst, at II Q clock a. m Burial in M oun- tain Grove cernetery4
 R 2s. bep Af1I4I5EzEs In Shelton ConnA Friday. May 28 1915s John Francis, below ed son of Jacob and Macy A Miller, aged ? years 8 months one day F,riends Are invited to attend the funeral at the late residence of the parents, No. 157 North Oak St, Sheltono Conn on Monday, May ez at srS0 arn-s and from St Jo- sephss church were a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered for he repose of his soul at o'clock Derby R 28 Bs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Summary
 OF THE War News

Italian troops are pushing steadily into Austria, along the line running north of the Gulf of Trfest. Apparently the Aus trians have offered no serious re-. sistance. although further west there has been severe fight ing.
 An official statement from Rome announces the occupation of the Austrian town of Grado, states that 8 squadron of Italian aerOplanes successfully attacked the -Nabresina railroad, probably cutting the line
 Additional territory along the Tyrol frontier has been occu- pied.
 In their northern campaign the Russians are still being pressed closely by the Austrian and Ger man armies. Official reports from Vienna state that further successes have been won in the district of Przemys1, the capture of which would be a serious blow to the Russians.
 The Petrograd war office, however, views the situation in Galicia opttntstically. saying the Teutonic allies have been check ed and that their attacks all along the front from the upper Vistula to the San have been re- pused with heavy losses to the attackers.
 The German submarine cam paigns which has been unusually active during the last week has resulted in the sinking of anoth- CT British vessel. The steamer Cadeby was sunk yesterday off the Sci1ly Islands by the she11fire Of a. submarine. The crew of IS men and the four passengers were saved
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Not So Very cl,saa

The man wfo wishes to economize was advised By friend to go to a cer- tain restaurant
 Mighty cheap, said the friend So the would be boarder went there Next day he met that friend Pretty cheap place, chr said tIle latter
 Not on your life.''
 i. What do you mean? Can you get as good soup elsewhere as you can there for the price 7'
 @sCertainly not
 And did you evers get such roast beef at another place for what you paid at this one?''
 T never did.l
 Well then, why do you say the place isn't cheap? ?s' s Because said the man who wanted to save. while I was eating somebody stole my hat and overcoat. New York Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Light strong roomy travellers Iloldalls.

{ A 24-inch suitcase of Jap mating will hold all that one needs for a visit over the hol- iday. Here it is, with brass lock and bolts and leather corners, $1.5O.
 Stronger case with heavy straps right around 1t. with leather binding and stout handae,-S2. 5O
 Cane su1t-cases have unusual strength with their lightness. Stand up under a lot of hard usage Es- pecially deep ones with brass lock and heavy leather corneps,-$S. to $5
 Smart bags of black leather are so cut that they open wide and make it easy to get articles either in or out without rumpling. Have steel frame and corners are protected by leather re-enforcement,- 2
 Third floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
New high rufs of naline. $l.

Possibly the cleverest lit tie bit of neckwear that $ been seen this season.
 Nadine, ruiffffed so they are high enough to reach almost halfway to top of the head. And very smart of effect. White, black, and combinations of white with black,-$1.
 One special sort is white with dots in contrast, 5o-
 Main floor, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Official
 yxEwsoF Worlds w ar
ITALIAN

Rome, May 2S-A successful raid upon the Priest -Nabresina railroad by "a squadron of Italian hydro-aero- planes together with the occupation of additional Austrian territory along the Tyrol frontier and on the FrieuI front arc reported in an official state ment issued tonight by the Italian war od1ce. It is stated that an ar tillery battle is raging between the Italian fortified positions on the Tren- tdno front and those of the Aus rianz
 The communication follows;
 "On the Tyrol Trentino front an ar u1lery combat continues between our fortified positions and those of the enemy at TonaIe and on the Asiago Plateau To the north we have ex- tended the territory occupied up to the mouth of the Chiese river in Lake mountainous zone extending Between Lakes Idro and Garda
 tNotables of Tezze in Va1sugan and occupied parts presented themselves to our authorities, expressing senti- ments of patriotism and the devo- Hon Of the Population
 s-Our Alpine troops continued sue eessfu1 combats on the CarnieoIa front where we are capturing prisoners
 Ion the FrieuH front we occupied Grada where the population Welcom- ed us enthusiastically
 During the night of the 26th-2 7th. a squadron of hydro -aerop1anes raid ed the enemy's territory, throwing bombs on the Triest-Nebresina rail- road, causing damage and interrupt ing the line Tn spite of the violent artillery fire of the enemy the squa- dron returned safely
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

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 asesxHe4SeM sakg vElew acDxa tSge Si1e'ae Inc qszsxteI1snr e4 the A4aaaae SHeanczsaai ka!hs.sk A911Ash EAs4its N " Bishop Eaxnp, 6panlAh American War yefea- ms. Aaspa paanzd at seasfdge park in 2 boulder between the SpanMh cannon Is made oe heonze frogn the wrecked battaAsazp MAana Is a zaex1ac4a aa4 te skaae poaz1Aazs ana saaza1s wAe died h the var with SRa4r. E Is expected enat bpe1sS5la war v8te7ans from all over She stale will attend the aedscaclon Axere1ees which win begin at aS o'u1ooah
 Depax&x1aaz1e Commander Cnakaes Ns AaaS1ss of TAsat. f5ssnep camp VII oe master of oeEeEnozAsS. The exercises rr4ls aeey1u with the tlnvsecat1ola by Rev A c TAo1n1son, pAtalutio instraetor pf Eas Hosre Esosks No 5, e. IA R Chs address of &Ae day VIII be made hy ene Honz John e. Ta4son of New Haven, neEzssR of Congress. Major rilzcn .ansa pase areszsent Dosnzaassd,- er of the Connecf1cut Spanasfa AnneIa- bazl War veterans and durfnss <he war vols esxnan T1Ason Is a pol lshed ozaAoT relieving has address lear nkt1e gizas win draw cords which will remove the Axaer1caza flags with which the tablet and boulder will be covered
 DeparfraerA. Cognnsn1er Andres will then 1eseze the tablet to Che city. On wi n accept the eabkek and th en deliver ft to the park comm issf0hers Attor- hey Charles Stuart c;anAezd and Nor t3S B BeaIs7slez will accept the tablet for the park comm sstou. sn1dge AL fred B Beers command eE- 1l-sch1ef of the Grand Army of the Republic. VIII hlso deiiver an address en Esf1aoslazaa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Close fitting and
comfortable under wesr.

comfortable underWeaT
 Athena union suit at sS1 is essence of summer comfort for women.
 Knitted from fine soft cot ton it has the Athena feae lures which guarantee ease. Low cut. it has narrowed shoulders and full bust. This gives room where desired without bunching of fabric at back or stretching across front 1E makes the shou1der-straps stay in place
 It is. cut to it the heure, Just as one's dress is No Athena suit has been pulled or stretched into shape; it has been cut to it.
 The seat of this union suit is the Athena patented model. Il keeps the wearer comfortably protected Rt all times.
 Knee length, tight ou. with lace trim n1ing,-$1.
 Some lisle union suits, not Atasnl, tight or lace trimmed knee.-50c-
 Luxurious vests of pure white Wene tian siIk,#$1.1O-
 Union suits for girls and boys or white cotton,-5oc.
 eft aisle rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Men s snappy new furnishings.

Outer and under wear; of both season s-beginning supply that sparkles with good style and true value
 Silk shirts, pure white or fancy patterns white, s265
 Soft shirts with soft cuff light and clever, s1 and $1.5o
 Comfortable neglge shirts white or good fancy pat terns,-$1 and $15O.
 New summer silk hand ties dark blue with white dots,-5Oc.
 Nainsook combination suits, special model that fits smoothly and isn't bothersome cool cucumber just off the ice,--$1.
 Nice light cool lisle union suits, pure white, grateful to the hesh,-$1 l
 Shirts and drawers of nansook for men who haven't made up their minds that thern5Oc each
 Rich coored silk socks all the colors that men have given their approval soc
 Right door
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
TURKISH

Constantinople, May 2s-Fresh ac- t1v1ty of Turkish forces in the vicinity of Kurna, Mesopotania, is announced in war office statement which says;
 Tn night attack by volunteers in boats we captured two English positions which we still are hold ing
 Kurna is on the right bank of the Tfgris river at the Junction with the E1phrates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 5-s 4s1R sS4 eA ' sSs.s PROBATE COURT.
Third floor.
May IA, 1915.

Estate of Bridget Coughhn, late Of the town Of Bridgeport in said dis trict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Thos who neglect to present their &C., caa1nts properly attested. within said time, will be debarred 8 recovery. All -persons i.1debtedssto said Estate. are requested to make immediate paw n4ent to
 THOMAS M. CULLINAN, R 2S s Executor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Clever haqs ST

One sort has a safety catch that can be easily opened by the carrier but not by oth- CT folks. Tan or black,
 Moire silk bags of black are fitted with mirror and purse, $1.
 Novel little bags of black or blue or tan have 9 strap back and are pleasing of eff feet, $1
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
White belts have touch of contrast.

New belts of white have won women s approval. Odd ly, they are never plain white; there's a touch of black or of color. That $ what makes them so liked.
 Black patent leather wath white edge and black patent leather used with white kid,-25c.
 White kid with black patent leather used in strips and squares and all sorts of ways,-50c. sE7.4 White kid with piping of blue or red or brown or black. Good and wide and, thus. doubly effective,-$1
 Left aisle. front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

3 Huntington. w Va, May 2s-- Prominent men who are ffddlers, from all parts of the country will at tend the interstate fidd1ers conven- ton, to be held here June 2 and 3. Some of the tunes the old time fid- dfers will play will include sSourVgood
 Mountain 2 s1The Devils Dream Turkey in the Straw, 7 ts'The Mock s1ngbird.s, Dixie and Annie I.auris'' Senator William E Cfilton will come from ChaE1eston and, the promoters say will bring his fiddle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
pofr,a His Best.

Teacher-Is there no way can in- dnee you, Johnny, to take some inter est7fn your algebra Johnny-Ce Certain ly,s Miss Jinks. In fact, I do take an interest but somehow don't seem to be able to get hold of the principle. Richmond Times-Dispateh.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

Men of Ioftier mind manifest them selves in their equitable dealings. small aainded men in their going after gain. -Confucius.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Afmanaca.

Almanacs are in existence that were compiled in the fourteenth century, but they are only tr rnanllscriIt. The first year 14T5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
A Gentle Request.

next door says. her compliments, and will you play very low, because her husband is extremely musical F. Syd7 ney Bulletin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
Main floor, front.

to those who go to. confession and coram1lnio1a. and also "a plenary in diligence to those who go in a body to communion at mass on Sunday, June 6, and pray for the intentions of the Pope
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
s..:-. .s.. s:..t-- :-:i $l7.5O

Blue suits that have life; ready for who know good value.
 Splendid woolens little quiet checks and Glen Urquhart plaids-but with blue the prevailing tone Know lot of who pick lem in preference to plain blue
 Might tell the story about browns
 And there's fine lot of grays.
 There's special lot of suits at $1750and in the lot about every of fancy suit that hits mems fancy No age limit them: style for young men of all ages
 Each is this-season's suit fresh from the shop.
 It came either from Hart Schaffner 6 Marx the House of Kppenhemer That tells plain story of good style and good value and fine thorough tailoring.
 Clearup of the seasons odd suits is responsible. We picked from that clearup
 what we wanted. You pick 6 7 Rn z# al, ,aste@d of $20 to $50 aQ 4 e%0O $5 Adann
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

REsPECrABLE, middle aged wo- man would like a place to wash dishes in hotel or restaurant. Ad- dress J. M, General Delivery. City.
 s R27 ds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Cynical.

Payton-A bachelor is man who has been crossed in love Parker-Yes and a married man has been double crossed Life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

At the annual meeting of stock holders of the Ohio Oil Go. at Find lay, retiring directors were reelected
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
Good white gloves that'll stay white.

A Iambskin glove of soft finish and nice texture is just as washable as it's siiken neighbors Excellent of it, attractively finished with an air of unusual quality,-$1.2 White silk Of nice degree with dou- ble-tip fingers. 16 button length, ,--50e and 85c.
 short silk gloves with double-tip fin gers,-5oc.
 White esaamoiaette of regular length -bOc.
 length, doubleltip hngers.-5oc
 In washing any of these, clear whiteness is made sure by drying out of the sun and washing with Ivory soap. The annoying yellowish tinge in laundered silk gloves is due to action of the sun or of poor laundry soap.
 Center aisle, rear.
 Babies sample white
 coats; extra value.
 Right from one of our makers, small lot of sample coats that mothers will agree are worthy of the little folks. Cashmere and bedford cord.
 All embroidered more or less; some with beautiful patterns embroidered by hand
 Spring weight, without interlining, some lined with silk. Both long and short; finished with cape.
 Well worth $2.25 to SIC,
 $1 50 to $6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

Efousekeepers in country CaIIR 6pIn 30 syarner Building. satufaay sEenins between T and 8.
 F. zs btp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

FOR 914 Ford Runabout. R zs bsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

TO RENT-High class single resi- dence, eight rooms improvements North and Wood Ayes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

WAN ffices to clean Address 145 How R 2s ds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

[ HAVE Tor at Lordship, partly. paid for, must sell Address C. J.. care q Farmer. a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

TOR sALA. 1914, passenger Stuaa very reasonable if sold at 91saa EalI 3659-4 evenings; I1s9 R 28 be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

The Weather:-Fafr tonight; Sat- urday cloudy, warmer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

KURsE-To go out by day or week
 in confinement eases. Terms n1oder- ate ssI Hoplee Ave Tel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

YANTED- Offices to clean, or light house work Apply 45 Howe St, Mrs Kerr. R 27 d*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

Basement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

WANTKtD by an American widow position as managing housekeeper for one two men Address Mrs wall St, New Haven, Co1in R 2s de
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
TRAVELETTE.
BY NIKSAH
LANDER

Lander is the land of THE Vir-
ginian." Owen Wister came to Lander,
Wyoming, and there cultivated the
acquaintance of a liveryman still in
business and the liveryman put him
in the way of getting the material for
the book that has become the Illiad
of this land of the West.
Lander rests at the foot of the big
mountains, where towers the spruce,
riots the fern and comes the sum-
mer snow. Yet is it on the plains
where the sheepman herds his flock,
the dry farmer plants his grain and
the miner sinks his shaft. A noun
tain torrent roars beneath it's bridges,
murmuring pines soothe IL to sleep.
Business houses with high false fronts
border it's streets and the spurs OF
cowboys jangle on it's broad side
walks.
A stealthy figure in moccasins. a
noiselessly and the visitor is told that
this is the original of Trampus. the
gambler, with whom the Virginian
fought his duel. The gambler must
not overhear the remark, for he re-
sents this bit of information and is
not man to be played with. There
is a local celebrity known as Nilsson
Hines who also played a part in the
development of Wister's book. Hines
is the story teller and practical joker
of the community. At cowboy dance
nearby, 1t once actually happened
that Hines changed the babies about
and that there was great confusion