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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
DUEL TO DEATH IS DISCLOSED BY
 MUTILATED BODY
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numerous girl friends. He disappear ed from his lodgings a week ago last Saturday afternoon. 4
 In the opinion of the police he was courting a girl, who was admired by another man and troublel ensued be- tween them True to Latin tradition they determined to fight a duel se- lected the time, probably Saturday afternoon, and repaired to the desert 4 ed wood, where they knew their com bat would not be witnessed or inter rupted-
 Capt Cronan believes that Gozzi threw aside his hat and took of the raincoat which he was wearing and was found at the. scene, in order that [ his movements might not be ham pered- His antagonist probably went through the same preparations and armed with their knives they faced each other.
 The fight that followed was a bitter and prolonged one. Mute testimony fto this fact is given by the area of pair struggled, < the torn condition of Gozm's clothing, and the number of knife thrusts found in his body.
 Fighting in a death embrace the pair struggled furiously over rocks, rolled through shrubbery, which scratched and tore the dead mans face and hands, and ended in pool of water and mud screened partly from view by shrubbery-
 Gozz had been stabbed six times by bis 6pponentt. f. <. One deep gash was inflicted under his chin, qclose to the jugular vein, another thrust had open ed his neck beneath the left ear, two wounds were found on the left side of the neck and like number on the right side of the neck S
 Weak from the loss of blood, the police believe Gozzi lost his grasp on his knife, his enemy forced him to the ground >and leaning over his prostrate body drove home the thrust that : proved fatal, his blade penetrating the z neck under the chin.
 The ferocity of the duel1ist astound- ed the police when they went oyer the ground. Branches were broken from trees, leaves kicked into heaps and stained with the blood of the fighters, and an area of ground resembling a ring was bespattered with life fluid of the pair.
 z The victor seeing Gozzi uncon- scious, and bleeding to death, gather ed his discarded clothing, rearranged his attire, and stealthily lied from the scene In the opinion of the police he must have been badly wounded and probably required the services of "a physician to dress his hurts Gozz lay in the puddle for week, his bod, being found yesterday.
 Gozzi has been in this city abou one year and half, and has lived a 261 Grand street, about six months coming to Bridgeport from Stamford He is reported to have been a quiet retiring demeanor, with few nal, friends but a host of female acquaint ances.
 The police and his friends know o no one with a grievance against Coz and Detectives James Doo1ey ant James Bray are searching for a gir whom Gozzi admired, and who wa loved also by another man If the, can ascertain her identity they fee they shall have solved the killing.
 Meuscal Examiner Garlck is of tn opinion that GozM has been dead a least five days. and probably more H has turned over to the police tn knife, raincoat b1ood-soaked cap an handkerchief found at the scene.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Mems Furnishings

$500 Mems Tub silk shirts excellent quail
 Fy SIX, .-...:. Ssso $500 and $6.50 Mems Pure Silk Shirts $150 and N$2.o0 Mems Percale and Madras
 shirts .s 6 SLID $1.00 and $1.25 Mems Percale and Madras
 Shirts .-................ 72c Ladies and Mems Umbrellas plain and fam
 cys handles .94c Childrens sparasops soc, 65c, 79c, 98c $1.5O
 and$1.98.
 Mems extra full muslin night gowns 65c 25c Mems garters all makes ...... 19c $1.00 Mems Union Suits in white only 79c r79c Mems Snatnsook Union Suits :. SIC $1.25 Mems Neckwear S5c $1.00 Mems Neckwear ....6 65c 65c Mems Neckwear soc 60c Mems Neckwear .. 20c front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
New Spring Millinery

Untrimmed. Shapes Gin all colors) .. 50c White Milan, Hemp and Chip untrimmed ' Shapes .9Sc to $S.9S White Trimmed Hats (newest fancies)
 $2.9S to $6 9S $500 and $6 Trimmed Hats in variety of
 shapes and colrs ............ $2 8S Auto" Hats in all the shades
 $2 0S to $3. .9S Second floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
SUPERIOR COURT DOCKET
 TO BE CLEARED JUNE 1

Notices have been sent to lawyers in the county that the superior court has assigned June 1 as the day when all cases on the docket will be call ed. All actions which have been pending for one year will be dis continued or otherwise disposed of. All those named as Receivers for va rious estates or concerns have been notified to appear on this day and report on the condition of their property. :a5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Notions

1oc doz Domestic Pearl Buttons 6c dog 10c doz Smoked Pearl Buttons .... Sc dog 7c card veri Best Hook and Eye .4c. card 15csyalue Human Hair Nets ..... 1Oc each e12c card Best Assorted Saftey Pins Sc card 5c Spools Clark O. N. T. Spool Cotton
 ..................6 6 for 25c Sc Spools Coats Spool Cotton .. 6 for 25c 12c Spool Barbours Linen Thread for 65c Sc Package Hump Hair Pins .4c pkg 10c Package Hump Hair Pins Sc pkg 5c Package Best Pins .... 4c paper Sc Package Best Pins ....... 6c paper 15c value Boned Betting .12c yd 1ec Kleinert's Dress Shield ....... 22c pr 2bc calue Buttons sport colors .... 19c doz zoe value Clark's Corset Clasps .. 19c pr 25c Box Stationery ............. 10c 35c Box Stationery, fine .......... .25c
 Second floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Gloves

Washable Kid Gloves embroidered backs
 .g $1:65 s165 washable Doe Skin Gloves .... $1.29 Women's two clasp White Kid Gloves $1.10 $1.75 two clasp Kid Gloves .$1.S5 S165 White Kid Gloves .$1- -20 Kayser silk Gloves ......... .44c 65c, $f Queen Elizabeth'' ruffe gloves .9sc 6 and 12 button) Children's Silk Gloves 44c Gents Grey Silk Gloves .$1 % Fownes' two. claps Silk Gloves ....... Csc 12 button Silk Gloves ............... CSC 16 button Silk Gloves .....,. $1.OO s2.25 Mocha Gloves (Silver Shade) ..$1.S5 Fine Mocha Gloves 1.65
 Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Couch HaInmOcks

s15 Couch Hammocl<s, Khaki. Duck tufted
 mattress, rustless springs ......,.a. $S.S5 $10 Couch Hammocks stuffed up 1Benham
 covered mattress with chains complete
 $O.So $18.75 Couch Hammocks Duck covered
 mattress ............ $12.0s $17.75 Couch Hammocks, Duct mattress,
 rust1ess springs $1O.93 Other Couch Hamrpocks up to .... $24.9S Four Passenger Lawn Swings ...... $6.95 s6.50 Hanging Settee for Torches or lawn
 .. $3.97
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Wash Goods and Domestics

soc to 75c White Goods 19c 20c quality 40 in. Half Bleached Muslin 12A
 25c quality se in. Mercerized Plain Poplin .15c 121sc quality "A in. American Prints .... S1 15c 2Oc quality 3e in. Long Cloth fine grade 12hc zoe quality S6 in. Woven Madras Shirtings 12hc 25c quality S6 in. Stripe Wasting Pop1ins .15c 19c quality 32 in Fast Color Chambray ..121c 25c quality 32 in Fast, Color Scotch Ginghams 7c soc quality 40 in. Mercerized Chiffon voles 45c 40c quality 40 in. Fancy Figured New voiles 25c 25c quality 27 in. Army Khaki Cloth ..... 19c 10c quality 24 in. Bleached Domet flannel .sHc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Entente Attacks on
 Macedonian Front
 Repulsed With Loss

7 Sofia, Bulgaria, May 20, via Lon don, May 21-The repulse of further Entente attacks on the Macedonian front is announced by the war office The official communication follows: Z After long artillery preparation the enemy launched several violent attacks east of Dobropolyne. They broke down under our machine gun and rifle fire. Enemy parties which succeeded in approaching our Hines were annihilated with hand gren- ades. Heavy losses were suffered by the enemy.
 ''On other parts of the front heavy artillery actions occurred 7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Hosiery

women's Fancy Novelty silk stockings, all
 colors : :. soc only .I-..a.. 7 S5cs
 ........ 8 pairs for $1OO women's Light weight cotton hose lie Mems Pure Silk Half hose full fashion Mems Mercerized Lisle half hose full fash toned ZSc Misses light weight stockings, fine rib
 Main floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Children's Dresses

s1.75 Chambray Dresses (tan and
 green) ...........>. >........... $1.35 $2.5O Bingham, Chambray Crepe and
 Crash Dresses, plaids and stripes G
 to 14 years) ............-...s... 1.95 $1.50 Chambray Gingham and Repp Dresses to IA VT. sizes all colors. $1 .f5 s2-00a Crepe and Gingham Dresses G to
 14 yrs) $1 6a Special lot of Gingham Dresses .... 47c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
RAISE AGE LIMIT
 FOR INVESTMENTS

New York, May 21-The age limit of applicants for enlistment in the regular army has been raised from IT to 35 years to IS to 40 years, accord ing to an order made public at the offices of Major John H Hughes, in charge of recruiting offices here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
PRIVATE KILLED BY TRAIN WHILE
 ON GUARD DUTY

St. Albans, Vt, May 21.-Mitcheu
 Brenour of this city, private in the
 First regiment, Vermont National Guard, was killed by an express train
 today while crossing a railros<d bridge near here, where he was on gaurd
 duty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Sheets and Pillow: Cases

t75c value, size 72xs0. Bleached Sheets 55c S5 value, size 72x90 BIeached Sheets 69c $1.25 value 81x90 Cannon Mills Sheets s5c . 25c value size 45x36 Fine Grade Muslin
 Pillow Cases -19c 20c value size 45x34 Fine Grade Muslin Pillow Cases 15c
 Main hoor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
OBITUARY
MARY FLARE RICHARD.

Mary Blare, wife of Henry Rick ard, died yesterday following a short illness in New York. Mrs. Rickard is survived by her husband. three sis ters, Mrs. Anna Berry, of Webster place, this city; Mrs. Hattie Keough, of New Haven, and Mrs, Margaret Reid of Meriden; and three brothers, Patrick, William and John Blare. Mrs. Rickard is we'll known in this city where she formerly resided. She had been living in New York The body will be brought to the home of her sister, Mrs. Berry and the fu- neral will be held from there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Maj. Gen. Goethals' Appointment A Pleasing
 to French Service

Washington. May dissatisfaction over the appointment of Major Gen. Goethals to supervise government merchant ship construction is ex- pressed by a committee representing the French merchant marine service in q letter made public today by the bureau of navigation, commerce de- pertinent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
BRAZIL TO ENDORSE
 WILSON'S MESSAGE

Rio Janeiro, May 21s-Senator Aze- redo will move in the senate today that President Wilson's war message to the United States congress be in cluded in the official records of the senate proceedings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Always More for Less at Dorsen's

We Guarantee Never to Be Undersod. We undersold Every article pur- chased from at all times is guaranteed to stand merchandise policy test. The price you pay here is guaranteed to be as low lower than the price the same article is usually sold for elsewhere. If after purchasing any article here, you it for less elsewhere, bring it back and we will refund the difference.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
DIED.

JOHNSON---At the Stamford Hospi- tai, May II, Hilma, widow of Carl Johnson, aged 53 years. STEVENS---In Norwalk, May Il, Mark w. Stevens, in the 71st year of his age. MORLEY---At Stamford, May IS, William R. Morley, in the 65th year of his age.
 LORD---In Stamford. May 13, Ed ward Lord, age 5S years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Women's Shoes

Fashionable spat Pumps of White Kid $500 Fashionable Spat Pumps of Patent Leath- Fashionable Spat Pumps of Dull Kid .OO and $5.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
MOB RIOTS OVER
 SCARCITY OF FOOD

Iisbond, May 21-The scarcity of bread and potatoes has caused an out break of rioting here. Mobs attack ed several stores but order was re- stored by the police.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Panama & Straw Hats

Mems Panama Straw Hats $3.5O and $500 Mems Straw Hats all shapes
 $1.b0 to $2.5O Boys all wool blue serge suits ages to Extra White Pants .7bc : floor rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Muslin Underwear

$2.25 batiste envelope chemise ..... $1.S7 $1.25 batiste envelope, chenise ....... 95c $1.00 batiste envelope chemise .....- 69c SIPS nainsook combinations ..a..... 95c $1.25 kimonas, all colors ........... 95c 59c batiste drawers ........... 47c 29c batste drawers s................. 22c $2.25 women's batiste night dresses. $1.S7 $1.25 womens batiste night dresses. :. 95c $1.00 womens batiste night dresses--. 6oc $1.25 women's nainsook night dresses 95c $2.25 womens nainsook petticoats. $1.87 $1.OO womens nafnsook petticoats. .- sec $1.25 womeins crepe de chine camisoles, 95c $1.29 women's house dresses 95c Lot woInen's petticoats ..,-.. 50c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Crashes and TOwelings

15c quality Red and Blue Check Linen Glass
 IoWehng ..... 11c 25c quality Natural and Bleached All Linen 35c. quality All Linen Bordered Toweling ... 25c 19c quality Union Linen Crash, bordered ..12kc 25c quality Union Linen Crash checked 19c rsar
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Jewelry & Leather Novelties

S2.00fOdd Pieces of Jewelry .. 19c 10c and 15c Enamelled U. S. Flag. . 7c $1. 50 Fashionable Silk Sport Bags .... 94c $1.25 Silk Lined Leather Purses . 65c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Juvenile Underwear
 and Dresses

$2.oo and s225 children's dresses. .. $1.s7 $1.25 chiIdren's lawn dresses 05c $1.25 babies dresses 05c 59c babies dresses ................. 47c $1.26 children's gingham dresses-... 95c 59c children's slips and petticoats. -. 47c 29c children's nainsook drawers ...... 22c 29c misses nainsook drawers .......e. 22e Nainsook drawers with tucks, to 12 yrs,
 ......s..p........ ......, 12c 69c children's rompers ....--... 47c . ecnnd hnorc centar
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
MARRIED.

SKINNER-NORTO Lakevtlle, Mya Is, Karl Skinner of New York and Miss Martha Norton. McKINLEY--BAHN = In Darien, May 16, William Mckinley tingel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
s sChildren's Coats

s3.ss Silk PopsinI Coats e to yrs) $2.z5
 $500 Silk PopHn Goats e to 6 yrs) $s.5O $500 All Wool Cheviots e to ssyrs) ss.45
 s6.75 All Wool Poplin and Serges 6 to 14 aaaa5s year sizes) .$4.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Garden Tools

85c value ID" handle forks .......... .6Sc s12 Teeth. MaHeable Garden Rakes .25c Steel Garden Rakes ................. .80c Lawn Rakes with ten double teeth .40c s5c .D' handle Spades ...........B .B9c $1.45 Hedge shears tn steel blades .9Sc S1.00 Digging Shovels 84c
 Basement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Children's Shoes

New Sturdy School Shoe for Girls and Boys
 Sizes to, II a... $2.5O to $500 Sizes Il # to .......... .$2.5O to $S.5O Main floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Screen Doors

Walnut stained Screen Doors 6 it. 6 in. .98c Walnut Stained Screen Doors ft- high ..................... SIPS Screen doors in vanished frames $1.79a Screen Doors with two-coat varnish and rustles wire cloth ... $2.39 Screen Doors fancy frame with two coats of varnish and best wire ........ $1.49
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21

Kennedy Jones, M. P, speaking at Edinburgh, said: "I believe we are beginning to master the submarine trouble"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Handkerchiefs

10c- Mems full sizes Handkerchiefs .. 7c Women's and Children's Cross Bar Hand
 15c Ladies Linen Thread Handker- ist. chiefs, lie Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
New Spring Blouses

Striking Georgette Creations ...... $4.s5
 $2.50 Organdies and Striped Voiles $2.OO $2.00 Jap and Crepe Silk Waists =. $1.75 $1.00 Waists White and Stripes SIG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
FOR CARRYING
 CONCEALED WEAPONS.

Waterbury, May 21-Mrs. Anto- lima Nunzio, a pretty young Italian woman. was bound over today to the superior court on two charges, one of which was carrying concealed weapons. Giuseppe De Carlo, whom she said had advised her to carry a revolver was also bound over. When the woman was arrested on complaint a few days ago an automatic pistol. fully loaded, was found in her hand bag. -54 -,2
 A supposed German spy and for mer officer in the Kaiser,s navy was captured in eastern Cuba. .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Bed Spreads

s2.50 value Marsailles Pattern Bed
 Spread, s175 $500 value Marsailles extra large size $2.5O Spread ......-....... ........ s2.75 Spread :. =. ss.25
 Main floor rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
New Separate Skirts

$6 Silk Poplin Sport Skirts .....$ .$4.75 s5.25 All Wool Plaid Skirts ....... .$4.25 $4 Wool Poplin Skirts ........... .$S.s5
 Second
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Window Screens

Continental Extension Window Screens 29c S3 in. Extension Window Screen ..... .S5c 37 in. Extension Window Screen ...... 45c 37 in. Extension Window Screen .... .59c 45, in. Extension Window Screen .60c Window Screen Frames walnut stained
 metal corners .38c
 ent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Prompt Free Deliveries

to all parts of Bridgeport and it's environs-also prompt and regular deliveries daily all beach resorts, including stratford. Lordshp, Devon. Laurel Beach, Walnut Beach, Silver Beach, Myr- tie Beach, Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford. Fair field, Southport, Westport Etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Women's Knit Underwear


 Womens "Merode" Light weight union
 Suits ..i. DOC Womens "Merode" Light weight union
 Suits extra sizes ..1oC Womens Swiss ribbed Union SultS- All sizes ooC Women's Light weight Union Sults aH
 sizes .r. SSc women's light weight drawers all sizes SSc Women's light weight extra size shapeo
 vests .zSc Women's Straight vests, low neck or poolce
 style z@c Women's Hand Crocheted top vests, low
 meek sleeyeless .44c wornen,s Glove silk vests in white and
 flesh $1.39 25c Bodice vests for women 15c 49o Women's knit drawers in all sizes 3Sc 3sc Women's light weight vests in all sizes Sic ssc Misaes' Union Suits in odd sizes, low
 week s1aevaIess ...., 18c 15c Women's light weight vests all sizes He 29c Odd lot of children's separate vests
 and nants f9c Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
Women's Spring Dresses

Crepe de Chine Dresses (wide variety) ..$ 7.75 $25 Handsome Silk Dresses $17.75 s25 Fine Evening Dresses :. .$12.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-21
RefrigeratOrs

Life Cover Refrigenators 40 lbs capacity .................... $6.0S Side Ice Refrigerator, 100 lbs Ice capacity r ,-. z, :. :. :. . : l. pio.I i Lift Cover Refrigerators, 80 lbs. capacity ................... ......!... $12.74 Easement
 Aluminium Ware
 S2.00 Pure Aluminium PercoIator $1.S0 $1.79 Pure Aluminium Coffee Pots 9Sc
 Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-07
COAL SITUATION
IS IMPROVING
STEADILY HERE
Card Systems Working With
out Friction, Fuel Adj
ministration Reports

That the coal cards are working
without friction and with very few
Irregularities is the opinion of the
county fuel commission. The coal
situation in Harrisburg is good, says
Mr.. Hickok. fuel administrator, and
steady Improvement can be looked
for. River coal is said to have saved
Harrisburg from a more acute coal
situation, as about 60 or 70 per cent.
of the industries here use river coal
to some extent.
AT the present time the dealers are
keeping their cards themselves, ir
order to check up the supply of coal
to their customers. If 1t becomes
necessary. the cards will be sent to a
central office. where the dealers and
the customers will be checked. 1t is
necessary when filling out n coal
card for customer to state his deal
ings with other dealers, and if any
Irregularities in the statement are
reported, it will be necessary to es-
tablish the central office. BY means
of the cards, the supplies to the deal
ers can be checked, and thus it can
be determined if cards are made out
for every bit of coal sent out, ac-
cording to regulations.
Except for small sizes, the dealers
here are fairly well supplied, Mr.
Hickok said Ten retailers have been
supplied lately. and the commission
has been able to get relief for every
one who has applied to it. The
United Ice and Coal Company states
that they are in a very bad way,
and Mr. Hickok is bending every ef-
fort to supply them. He states, how
ever, that though their supply is
low now, they have sold 40 per cent
more coal this year than they did
last year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-07
Passengers of Holland
Liner Are All Safe in
Halifax Harbor, Report
Bv .4ssociatcd prcsS

New York, Dec. Word that the
passengers and crew of the Holland
American Line steamer Nieuw Am
sterdam are safe in Halifax, was re-
ceived at the local offices of the line
to-day.
1t was known the Nieuw Amster-
dam had arrived in Halifax some
days ago, but in absence of word of
her clearing that port officials of the
line had cared for the safety of the
$50 members of the ships crew and
her 900 passengers. The ship also
carried a cargo of 10000 tons of grain
for the relief of Belgians.
Less than ten of the passengers
are Americans, according to officials
of the steamship company. Nearly
all who took passage on the vessel
are residents of Holland.
The Nieuw Amsterdam was the
first Dutch ship released from an
American port since an EN- barge
against the sailing of Dutch vessels
ment.
The boilers of the Imo. the Bel
gian relief ship, which collided with
the Monte Blanc did not explode, ac-
cording to word received at the Of
fees of Norton, Lilly and Company,
here to-day. The thirty-four members
of her crew were picked up by n
British battleship, this message stat
ed. After the collision, the limo sue
ceeded in breaking away and beach
ing before the explosion occurred.
Norton, Lilly and Company are
agents for the vessels carrying sup
plies to the Belgian Relief Commits
sion.