Holiday Bargains In Millinery And Petticoats Low Prices
Prepared For the Coming Holiday shows the largest line of Wantable millinery shirt waists silk sweaters silk and perculine petticoats white fur scarfs Malins neck ruffs white cloth coats and guaranteed raincoats under one roof with prices from $2.48 to $15.00 plus deep cuts on trimmed hats lingerie shirts and crepe de chine waists. Highlights include white and black silk waists crepe de chine gowns and silk petticoats slashed to 1.98 to 5.00 with many items under modern value, shaping a busy shopping scene for shoppers seeking value.
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Maine
Pleasure Beach to glow as lighting contracts close
Bridgeport promises a bright return for Pleasure Beach with United Luminating Co. lighting, signs posted near the pier announce the reopening. The dancing pavilion will be redecorated and ready for Saturday opening while bands and refreshment booths emerge as the resort announces its comeback.
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United Luminating Co
Orient
Bridgeport
Joseph F. Gaynor
McMahon
Sen ‘Wilby
George McCormick
Besen
Bom
Wheeler & Witaen
Sunday School Picnic Postponed to Tomorrow
The Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday School at Fairfield will hold its picnic tomorrow due to today's weather. Cars will depart from Trinity Church, Palrfieid, Broga Street, for the event.
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the Anne
Trinity Episcopal Charca
Trinity Church
Weather forecast for New Haven and regional notes
Forecast for New Haven and surrounding area indicates tonight and Wednesday remain fair with possible showers later, and interior partly cloudy conditions. Winds expected to be variable with unsettled east coast moisture and a western disturbance moving from Lake Ontario. Pleasant temperatures rise modestly above normal as Atlantic coast regions see light showers and unsettled eastern areas. Also mentions the 2ndAnnual convention of the Foam Institute of Homeopathy opening in Baltimore.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Lake Ontario
Perdon
Lake
Reice
Atlantic
Wirginia
Rocky Mountai
Ohio
Pontine
Roach Powder Promises Safe Pest Elimination
Advertises Cyrus Roach Powder as a safe harmless formula that kills roaches where they gather. Claims effective home use with a money back guarantee and prices 20 and 35 cents.
Morey Hero of Carrizal Safe Dead Total 23
Captain Lewis G. Morey of Troop K Tenth Cavalry reached Pershing's headquarters camp yesterday after Carrizal. He is wounded and undergoing care but expects to recover quickly. Official reports list 23 American soldiers killed and 22 wounded, with 17 missing and 43 in American lines.
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Persing
Mexico
Jyne
Lewis G. Morey
Tenth Cavalry
Morey
Pershing
Gomez
Trevino
Casas Grandes
Nuevas Casas Grandes
Mexicans Are Incorrect. Gen. Pershing
Jenkins
Carrizsl
Eleventh Cavalry Command
Brisiners
Geh. Gomez
Carrizal
Boyd
Ales
Gen
Ramon House
Ste Cade
Gen. Pershing
Fairfield Academy Resumes Colonial Costume Restoration
Special to The Farmer. Fairfield June 27 Fairfields academy, 110 years in town, reappears in Colonial colors after painting funded by Miss Annie Jennings and Do H Warner. Old Academy near St Pauls Church on Math Street now bright white with green floors and trim, matching colonial ridge lines. The schoolhouse use ended about ten years ago. trustees, Fairfield leaders, preserve the building for future years.
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Fairfield
Annie B. Jennings
Do H. Warner
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Math Street
Roberts Strikes Out 27 Men In 23 Innings
Lefty Roberts of the Owensboro team of the Kilty Lepens allowed only one run and fanned 27 in 28 innings across two games as Owensboro won the first game in regulation nine innings and lost the second in fourteen innings. Roberts also shut out Henderson on Wednesday in two games.
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Owensboro
Fide
Clarkacie
Lefty" Roberts
Kilty Lepens
Wily
Mare
Stratford Retrenchment Move Affects School and Town Funds
Stratford approves a retrenchment policy to cover growing school demand and weather damage costs. The board cuts several department appropriations and reallocates funds for town hall steps and town lockup repairs. Major entities include the Stratford town government, Harold C. Lovell, and Arlen D. Judson.
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Stratford
Board of Nance At
Ste
Als
Harold C. Lovell
Renaira
Auto Chemical and Fire House
Board of Selection
Arlen D. Judson
Chist Judson
Elo&e
Brice Avenue
Lovell
Elliott W. Peck
Samuel ¥. Hubbell
Howard J. Curtis
William H. Fryer
James Lally
Charles Graham
Wiswam
Church Street
John O'Brien
Saramore
Mat- He Kignp
Juniior Sagamore
Tvan L. Marehose
Proghet
Frederic L. Beyans
Detee
Stiss Florence Watton
John Walton
John McGuire
Thomas McGuire
Ernest C. Carpenter
Stratford Methodist Church
McGuire
Woman's Aid Society
Congrégational Church
Rotary Point Sunday School Picnic at Roton Point
The Newfeld M. E. church Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Roton Point on Thursday. Special trolley cars will leave Stratford and Ceptpal Avenues at 20 cents for bucket picnickers. If weather is bad, the event will be postponed to the following day. The text also notes baseball standings with Tigers leading in stolen bases and Eddie Burns and Paskett showing strong batting marks.
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Newfeld M. E
Stratford
Ceptpal Avenues
Roton Pont. Tf
Pri- Paw
H.S Tte
Eyally
Peoplan
Concimchaich
Congress rushes army bills as war measures advance
Washington reports both houses speeding war measures. The Senate adopts a resolution authorizing drafting National Guard units into the regular army for service, while the House amends and passes the army appropriation bill to improve border service. Amendments limit pensions and pay, with attention to Guard service length and family exemptions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
National Guard
Mexico
House
Erigay
United States
Quartermaster General
Molders' Officer to Visit This Week in Bridgeport
A molders' officer will arrive in Bridgeport this week to launch a campaign for better working conditions in the local molders trade. John R O'Leary, executive inspector of the International Molders & Helpers, will lead mobilization efforts with support from area manufacturers to raise standards and unify practices across the region.
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J. R O'Leary
Me International Protherhood of Molders & Helpers
Bridgeport
Senators discuss National Guard funding and arms policy
The debate centers on authorizing the President to draft the National Guard for service in Mexico and funding for guardsmen pensions. Senators Hitchcock and others report no current plan for voluntary mobilization or expansion of the National Guard. House and Senate panels move to adjust appropriations for arms, with $9 million as the Senate figure and a resolution proposed to halt further sales of arms to Mexico.
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National Guard
Dill
Sronte
Chamberlain
Naker
Mexico
Hitchcck
Maryland
Hitchcock
Baker
Hier
Tsay
Senate
House
House Iil
Cinion
Hhe Seiete
Ricketts of
Ohin
Committee On Foreign Artairs
Massachusetts Starts Troops Off For Border
Framingham Massachusetts troops began moving toward the border as 6 brigades of the Massachusetts militia started their June journey. By 6 a.m. infantry from the 6th, 2nd, and 3rd regiments were routed via Boston Albany and New Haven Hartford lines. Brigadier Sweetser accompanied the 9th, while other units boarded trains for transport and camp assignments at Writsey. In New Haven the 2nd Massachusetts Infantry passed through, drawing crowds hoping to glimpse Connecticut forces.
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Framinghare
Mass
Tyne
Massachusetts
el Pau
Tex
Boston & Albany
New York, New Haven
Boston A
Slenal Corps
Writsey
New Haven
Traina
Massehus Xetus Infantry
Vhruust
Connecticut
Life of Luther Burbank the renowned naturalist
A historical sketch recounts Luther Burbank born March 7 1848 in Lancaster Massachusetts son of Samuel W and Olive Ross Burbank. It notes his early farm life his Lancaster academy education and move to Santa Rosa California in 1875 where he started experimental farms. He created the Burbank potato many new fruits and vegetables and received a Carnegie Institute grant of 10000 yearly for five years to continue his work.
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Luther Burbank
Luther Burbagis
Lancaster
Mass
Samuel W Jand Olive (Ross) Burbank
Lencaster Academy
Santa Rosa
Cal
Burbank
Carnggle Institute
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Panama
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The
Foam Institute of Homeopathy
Lipens
Baltimore
Jesse James
San Ancoulo
Ocean Clau
Cyrus Roach
Cyrus Pharmacy
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John Reck
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Method
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Giants
Eddie Burns
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Paskett
Houses
Naonal Guards
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Gardner
Hay
Mann
Kenzie
Illinois
War Department
John Ja
Cob Astor
Fritz&hawley
Palraeia Avenue
Smith-Murray Co
Shantungs
Japan
Fiteasy
Nee Shields
PL “Society
Yuri
al Fairchild
Upgard
Seth Thomas
Fryist
G.w.fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street Arcade Corser
Antonius
Inaze Pitman
Trowbridge
Ngland
Tsane
Bean Pitman
Phonographic Institute
Cincinnai
Abraham Lincaly
Isaac
America
Barenet
Eiva
USA
Hese Officikix
Thor
Eliee
Tibet
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