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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13

the three buses. It was evident that the Jennings company hopes that the three delivered were in the nature of a trial, and that a larger contract will be forthcoming.
 Supt. Potter of the local lines paid a visit to the big garage on Harrison street shortly before noon today, but the nature of his errand could not be ascertained.
 There seems little doubt but the Connecticut Co. will find it necessary to use buses in some instances. The trolley company would have taken over the Remington-Iranista avenue route had not the Public Utilities Commission allowed some of the present jitneurs to remain on this line.
 When queried about the Devon to Allingtown run through Milford it was intimated that steps would be taken to place machines on this line, but that they would probably be on a larger type than the Rec buses, which have pnoved so popElar and serv1cea- ble.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Stockholders
 Disappointed
 On Dividend
Especial to The Times. )

Bedding, July 13 - The common stockholders of the Farmers Dairy Co. were disappointed in their expec- tation of a July dividend. their hopes in this direction, however, not having been very confident A year ago declaration of a 1tper cent, dividend was made and this is the only dis bursement so far to the holders of the common although payments have been made of the-7 per cent. due holders of the preferred A Bedding "commoner" who made inquiries on the dividend question at the com- pany's office in Bridgeport last week was told that he and his fellows should not complain, but be satisfied with obtaining a sale and prompt payment for their product. In view of the facts that the company pays no higher rates than it's competitors, that surplus milk" classification has considerably reduced the returns and that the common stock held by the inquirer nominally represents the value of several hundred dollars worth of milk which has never been otherwise paid for, the idea advanced by the company's official did not greatly soothe the caller. On the contrary it struck him as a signal illustration of mankind's capacity to bear other peoples misfortunes with cheerful resignation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Plot To Kill
 Poland's Head

Copenhagen, July 13-A dispatch to the Berlingske Tidende from War saw today reports an attempt to as- sassinate President Pilsudski of Po- land. The dispatch adds that the po- lice have run down a plot to over throw the Polish government.
 The authorities, says the message, are maintaining the utmost reserve with regard to the affair, but it ap- pears that man had forced himself into President Pilsudski's room and fired several shots- A number of ar rests have been made.
 There is some similarity between the circumstances narrated in the foregoing dispatch and those described in a Warsaw message of June 2S which told of an attempt by an ap- parent1y unbalanced man to gain ad- mission to the presidential palace in the Polish capital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Mrs. Kaber Creates Near Panic InC Court

Courthouse, Cleveland, Ohio, July 13-Bursting into wild shrieks Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber, alleged hus- band slayer, threw the court room into a near panic today, when her trial was resumed.
 Mrs. Kaber's wild actions followed receipt of an alleged ''spirit message" from Daniel Ksber, her husHand, who was stabbed to death by hired as- SaSSinS.
 She suddenly flung herself back in the chair, rending the air with her screams.
 A bailiff caught her She broke loose from his arms falling to the floor. She was finally carried out by two baiIiffs as her wild shrieks pene- trated the courtroom
 Marian, Marian she screamed, calling for her daughter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13

Mr. Lloyd George went to his coun- try home, Chequers Court, today. ac- companied by members of his staff. It is understood he will see there some of the cabinet members and prepare his introductory remarks for the meeting with DeValera here to- morrow.
 Irishmen closely in touch with the Sim Fein declare that the question whether there is to be peace or con tinuation of the war in Ireland will be decided in Dublin MT. DeValera and his colleagues will listen atten- lively to any suggestion. made by the British premier or other British statesmen in London, and will discuss ment, but the Irish republican parlia- ment, these Irishmen say will decide whether any of the proposed solutions are acceptable to the Irish people.
 MT. DeValera will reply to all pro- .posals for the retention of Ireland within the empire, it is declared, that he remains a republican but being also a Democrat be must leave it to the people he represents to choose the course they desire to follow.
 London, July 1s-Eamonn De Va lera spent today conferring with Sim F'ein and English political leaders preliminary to his meeting with Pre- rnier Lloyd George tomorrow.
 The Daily Telegraph warns against undue optimism pointing out that the Dublin conference between the Sim Fein and the Southern Ireland Union- ists were successful because all con- cerned carefully avoided anything de- finite on Ulster. So far there is no sign of a compro- mise between Dublin and Ulster On the contrary Donald McNeil, M. F., one of the Ulster leaders told the Int News Service that he was sure that the London peace barley would fail owing to De Valera's insistence upon a Republic in Ireland.
 Rioting occurred in We're street in Belfast this afternoon, says a Central News dispatch from Belfast Two constables were injured and three civilians were taken to hospital sui fering from gunshot wounds.
 Dublin, July 13,-(By the A. P)- Large bodies of police auxiharies, as G consequence of the truce in Ireland have been granted indefinite leave of absence. The first batch of the aux diaries has already left for England.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Many Enter In State Golf
 oulrnarnent

Greenwich, July 13-The opening here today of the twenty-frst annual state golf tournament, saw the larg- est field of entries in the history of the association Pairs were started over the course at 8 o'clock this morning and it will require the entire day to finish, the pairs starting at five minute intervals up to this af- ternoon.
 In the absence of Roger Hovey, the present state champion, who has re- moved to Massachusetts and was three times state champion. Reginald M. Lewis and H. J. Topping of the Greenwich club and W. Parker Seeley of BrooklaWn were the favoriteS. Topping was paired with J. D. Cha man of Greenwich to start the tour nament this forenoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Have Called
 Third Venire
 Of 100 Men

Chicago, July 13-The third venire of 100 men has been called for to- day in an effort to obtain a jury to try the indicted White Sox players and alleged gamblers in connection with the 1919 worlds series scan da1S-
 Prospective jurors were ordered out of the courtroom yesterday. by Judge Hugo Friend so they could not hear the excuses of predecessors and learn reasons why they would not have to serve. This, however, did not expedite matters and night sessions may be ordered. Each side yester- day promised a surprise when the trial gets under way.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Dispute May
 Bring Suit
Especial to The Times )

tSpSc1a1 to The I1meS-1
 Bedding. June 13-There has arisen between the town and B. B. Banks, one of the three road contractors a dispute which unless compromised, may cause a lawsuit. A clause in the contract provides that the contractor shall, upon order of the supervising committee, cart gravel for repair work when there is no other suitable material near at hand. Recently the committee ordered the application of gravel at a bend on a hill in the Center section and MT. Banks refused compliance on the ground that the material already there was good enough The committee hold to the contrary, declaring that the stuff MT. Banks wishes to use would speedily be washed away. In the last two years the committee has fssued many gravel orders and this is the first instance of ba1kiness by a contrac- tor. The se1ectmen are holding up the bills of all three contractors un- til the various orders given by the committee are compiled with.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Uncertain About tEnfOrcing
 ,Jitney Decision
Connecticut Company Surprised Barnum Avenue Route Was Retained-P1an to Extend Services And Recall All Men Laid Off-Jitneurs May Continue to Operate.

Though the action of Utilities Commission in granting but n local itney line permits applications which were made not entirely unexpected the receipt of the decision today threw Bridgeport neurs state of confusion Much husing j- this morning. their whether the ruling of the rgidly adhered to- but the entire situation n a
 Some drivers who been operating their busses on city nes announced their intention of doing usual tomorrow wait for further advice before venturing a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Aftermath
 Of Decision
 In Norwalk

South Norwa1k, July 13-Corpora- ton Counsel Edward J. Quin1an was instructed by the Common Council last ngiht to seek immediate relief from the ten cent trolley fare and mere adequate trolley service in Nor walk, following the edict of the pub lie utilities commission diSallowing g jitney lines here. The council based its action on the claim of the Con- necticut company that the ten cent necessary because of jitney competi- tion Now that this competition is removed the lower rate and better service is demanded.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Ninth OiL TunE Ht By Lightning

Casper, Wyo., July 13-Light- ming struck another S0,000 bar relI tank of crude oil on the Midwest Refining Co.'S tank farm near here last night. the ninth to be hit by lightning within a month. The flash set fire to the tank.
 The scene of the fire is about 400 feet west of the sspectacular fire of June IT, when seven tanks were destroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Strip GraUe W
 Monument

New York, July Is = Oscar Hammerstein's grave in Wood lawn cemetery is to be stripped of it's monument to satisfy a judgment held by the builders against Mrs. HammerStein. Jus tice Mitchell of the Bronx Su- preme Court has authorized the sale at auction of the monument with a bronze- bust of the inn pressario and a bronze Tyre, be- cause of a. balance of $1,523 is unpaid. The monument was erected last August ata a cost of $272S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
MAY COMPLETE COMMITTEE.

No new developments in the wage controversy of the conductors and motor1nen of the Connecticut com pany was reported today, with the exception that it is probable that the third party to the arbitration com mittee will be appointed before the week is over, perhaps today.
 The old agreement expired on June l. In the absence of definite agree ment the men are still drawing pay at the old scale, this to be adjusted in pay envlopes after the definite agreement for another year is com pleted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
SerUice Men
 GiUen Bonus

Trenton, N. J., July Il 3-The mails today carried checks raSeg- ing from $10 to S10D to 10000 former service men of New Jer- sey representing the states bonus to the veterans of the world war. Approximately 100000 men from New Jersey were in the service and application for bonus has been made by the most of them-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Prince Must
 Cancel All
 Engagements

London, July 13---The Prince of Wales was ordered by his physicians today to abandon all public engage nents for an indefinite period.
 The heir to the British throne has been indisposed recently, and though his medical advisers are inclined to minimize his illness it was neverthe- less thought advisabls for him to forego his scheduled engagements.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
SESSION ADJOURNS.

and two members of commons were
 present when the second session of the Southern Ireland Parliament was held today. Both houses adjourned
 after a resolution had been adopted expressing gratitude for King Georges speech opening the Northern Ireland Parliament at Belfast, recently.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
GREEK OFFENSIVE CHECKED

ulv 13-The Greek offensive checked all along Constannope dispatch Petit Parisien today have heavy dispatch stated that the Greeks evacuang Oucha and that they had Chumay The Turkish Nationalists mining the of Marmora-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Jessie PringLe
 Visiting Here

Jessie E. Pring1e, lovingly re- membered stock actress with old Plaza Stock company, is visiting here. Read about her stupendous success in 'Lightnin'" opposite Frank Bacon on the Amusement Page TOMORROWi
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
N0 Reply
 From Znree
 Big
Assurances That Japan, Italy and China Will Soon Formally Accept Invitation to Confer enCe.

Washington, July 13.--Japan, Italy and China have thus far failed to make formal reply to President liar ding's disarmaent proposals, it was officially announced at the State De- however, that they have assurances that these nations will soon make for nal acceptance of the invocation. NO REPLY-1 1-2. UO 99p
 Secretary of State Hughes confer red with the President today and it is understood that they discussed the next move in the negotiations which will probably be the issuance of for nal invitations to the conference. This step will be taken immediately upon receipt of formal acceptance from the three nations which have thus far failed to make reply.
 Two Conferences.
 Paris, July 13.-Premier Lloyd Georges intimation that there would be two international conferences, one in London to discuss Far East prob lemS, to which France would not be invited, and another at Washington in the autumn to discuss disarmament to which France would be invited, came as a. surprise to French officials, said "Perdnax," political editor of the Echo de Paris. today.
 French officials were under the irn- pression that only one conference would be held, that it would take place at Washington, that it would
 (Continued on Page Sxteen)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
GROWN PRINCE IN ROME

Rome July 13Crown Prince Hirohio of Japan arrived in yesterday King Victor Emmanuel welcomed the Prince and the two drove in state carriages to the Qur nal being enthusiastically cheered along their route The compelled to appear upon the balcony of the Ouirina Palace in response cheers from the crowd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
AGED EARL RELEASED

- Co-k July Bandon, who kidnapped by
 Feiners morning brought Rantry last his capors The aged Earl whose safety there had been at various me
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
FIGHTING IN SOFIA.

London, July 1S-The Daily Tele- graph today printed an unconhrmed report from Copenhagen that a peas ant revolution has broken out in Bulgaria and there is fierce fighting in the streets of Sofa. the capital
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
Late Telegraph NezUs
GERMANY GETS,LOAN

Berlin July 13The Reischbank has closed negotiations 50OOOOOO gold marks from Holland to apply the 1OOoO gold marks indemnity payment due August 31 it revealed today
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13

 And DeValera
 To Meet Alone
Conference to Be At Downing Street Tomorrow Afternoon at 4:3O-No Sign of Compromise Be- tween Dublin and Ulster-More Rioting in Bel fast.

London, July i3-(By the A. P.)-The first meeting be- Lloyd and Eamonn DeValera will be held at at 10 Downing street. the prime minis residence, announced at Sim Fein head that the be hetyUe theset tXvon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
NOVEL SUICIDE

Stamford, July 13oseph Caporizio 70, of Pacific street. climbed the roof of his home here early today and tying handkerchief about his face four He died the to the hospital of his ill for time
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13
WEATHER

New Haven. July 13-Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather and not much change in temperature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13

Dublin, July 13,-(By the A. P0- Large bodies of police auxiliaries, as Gi consequence of the truce in Ireland have been granted indefinite leave of absence. The first batch of the aux diaries has already left for England.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-13

''The Adventure of the Miss
 ing Three-Quarter''
 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle STARTS TODAY ON PAGE II
The evening world., 1921-06-24

100 West 72d street, New York. de-
serted him in 1918. he said She re-
ceives alimony Of $500 a month. in
surance of 5000 and war risk insur-
ance Of $4,000, In addition to a one
third interest In his $4,000 estate at
death.
The defense in the case of Mrs
Cora Isabelle Orthwein, charged with
the murder of Herbert Ziegier. COM
pleted its evidence yesterday and the
state prepared to call additional wit
nesses In rebuttal.
The state called Mrs. Orthwein
back to the stand yesterday morning.
questioning her about a trip to St
Louis, during which she. gave ziegler
q key to her apartment to. look after
several pets. Ziegler. she said. Joined
her in St Louis, but gave the key to
her sister here.
Did Samuel Gompers ride in a non
union cab when he was In Chicago
Many union taxicab drivers say he
did and are burning the wires to Den
yer with this message:
-Sam used a non-union cab in Chi
caSo. Why make him President OF
the A. +. Of l. againT
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Cool undertakings
for little girls

Hardly a day passes that
some mother who bought
lingerie for her little girl
in our Infants Shop does
not come to us personally
and tell us how delighted
she is with it, how dainty
it is, how well it wears,
and how very reasonably
priced it is.
BLOOME R S-of pink Of
white percale are Ascot cot.
ton crepe, Toe.
DRAWERS - knickerbockel
model of white long cloth-seli
ruffle, sizes 2 to 10; zoe.
BILLIE BURKES-of pi \
lowered crepe-sizes 2 to II
years; $1.95.
Sizes IL to Is, $3.50.
NIGHTGOWNS of fine whit,
crepe, piped with canary yellow
sizes 2 to IL; Sl.35.
Sizes ID to 16, SITS.
COMBINATIONS of whit,
long cloth-banded knees, EN-
broidery trimming; $1.35 an,
$1.65.
PRINCESS SLIPS of whit,
long cloth-daintily trimmed
$1.95 to $3.50.
Of pink or white silk, $5.7j
to $S.95.
Third Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
COULD NOT MEET
! HIS W|FE'S IDEALS:
!, GETSAD|VORCE

OfmCAGO. Juno 24---Aftar twenty
sx years Of welded life Jerome
Nicholson, accountant told Judge
eshath yesterday he could not tive up
- Ids vife's ideals and asked for a
divorce Judge SABBATH granted the
decree.
she wanted art, opera and social
NE. ana couldn't do that" said Mr..
Nicholson. This idea Of being In
fun dress and playing the part Of a
butterny - no life for q business
man"
Mrs Nicholson, now living at No
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Open All Day Saturday, to Give Good Service to All
More Student Suits
down to $3.50

165 suits of $35 grades.
Long trousers suits for
boys, cut for boys, made
with the care given to the
making of dads suit.
Mixed tweeds, herringbone
and fancy mixtures; double or
single-breasted coats, and some
smartly cut golf back sports
suits with leatherette buttons.
Blue serges
in two-button, double-breasted
model. Most opportune saving
for graduation.
An unusual buying oppor-
tunity for young men Of Is to
20 years.
Third Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
The silk stockings

are the lowest priced stock
ings of their grade. We
have several hundred pairs
in sizes 8l2 to 10, at $1.15
pair.
Pure, fine gauge silk, light
weight, mercerized toe, heel and
top; seamless foot; mock seam
leg. Black, white, cordova
medium gray, navy blue.
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Japanese Kimonos
SIS grades, $9.75

Made Of a long wearing, close
woven, light weight silk, with
smart little shirting stripes of
pink, blue or gray on a white
background. Fashioned in
Japan, after a typical Japanese
model with deep pocket sleeves
and. a wide fringed obi.
Third Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
SOC for children's
Cotton Socks

White mercerized cotton with
fancy colored, fashioned, turn
over tops; seamless foot; in
white with many attractive
color combinations in the turn
over tops, including Roman
stripes and Pekin stripes; colors
that match romper frocks of
every possible tone.
Sizes 5 " to 912.
Main Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
New l0t-the last-Of
WOmen's Shoes, at SITS

Shoes rhich cannot be duplicated today,
at this price
The last of these shoes carefully designed and its
lines good that the shoes will fit become almost
every womans foot
There only 800 pairs in sizes 2 to g. strap pumps
in black or tan caskn gray buckskn nng tip ortords
in black tan cfsn all with welt soes and Cuban heels
FIrstF Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24

There is also
"a model in all white wolfe,
with drawn work collar and cuffs,
trimmed with handsome Irish
lace;
and a straightline line n
frock, very tailored, and beauti-
fully finished, with collar d
cuffs and buttons of contrasting
color, in charming combinations
like white and blue, leather color
and brown, and tan and white.
Second Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
48c for Ratine
in sports colors

Honeydew, amber, lavender,
rose, as well as gray and white.
Just unpacked; SO in. wide.
Three and half to four yards
will suffice for a sleeveless
guimpe frock for the holidays.
Main Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Women's Cotton Frocks
at $24.5O
A special purchase, SATURDAY.

They are exactly the kinds
of little cotton frocks that
one needs so many of for the
warm summer days.
There are models in wolfe In
midnight blue with foulard pat
terms with white, made on smart
simple lines, some surplice and
some with Tuxedo collars of
white organdie crisply frilled or
carefully embroidered.
The evening world., 1921-06-24

TT is not big type and big talk
l. in the newspapers - but
the quality, fashion and fair
price of the goods in the store
which make value and give
lasting satisfaction.
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Silk, $1.15-Lisle, $1.75
Which Stockings for you?

The Isle stockings
are imported; fancy lace
openwork ankles; in several
patterns, sizes S1a to 1Ols.
Light weight; full-fashioned;
double welt toe and heel; black.
white and African brown.
Main Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24
At $2.35

nv P[soO
Tailored shirts in crepe de
chine, like the one pictured at
the extreme left; flesh color and
white-very attractive when worn
with new jumper frock.
Shirts with Eton collars, in
Japanese silk and natural Shan
tung (mostly in small sizes), or
convertible collars that may DE
worn with V or high necks.
Not all sizes in all the models.
Some of the blouses are the least
bit soiled, but not badly.
At $4.75
Suit blouses in brown Geor-
gette crepe, like the second blouse
from the left sketched above, with
collar in ecru, trimmed with hani-
drawn work and handmade filet
The evening world., 1921-06-24
Women's cool glove
Silk Underwear

Vests, with regular shoulder
band top or bodice top with
ribbon shoulder straps, pink,
white. Sizes 36 to AZ; $3.50.
Boomers to match, pink and
white; reinforced, elastic at
knee and waist. Sizes 5 to 7,
$3.50; sizes 8 and 9, 81.
Main Floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1921-06-24

Wool knit suits
You will probably not
be able to see the
flaws even if you
look. carefully.
Wide variety of color
ings and combinations Of
colors-black, navy blue,
b r. W n S, re d S, blues.
orange and jade.
Sizes are cry com.
plete, 81 to so.
Second Floor, Old Bldg.
The evening world., 1921-06-24
$3.50 and 81 summer cOrsets

to go at s1.45. 225 of our own
good corsets-front lace, white
coutil-low bust, medium hip,
ventilated back, elastic inserts
at top and back; and back lace
white batiste for The women who
want a lightly constructed low
cut corset that is very cool.
Third Floor, Old 5uiidin0y