Anniversary Sale Dresses and Aprons Show Huge Reductions
The ad promotes multiple clothing lots for an anniversary sale. Lot 1 offers Or gandie Linen or Muslin dresses from 49c to 5. a range with sale price 3.98. Lot 2 features linen dresses in pink blue rose at 3.00. Lot 3 lists one piece dresses at 2.00 and 1.25 for crepe house dresses. Also tea aprons 8c, bungalow aprons 34c, skirts at 1.98, and seersucker skirts plus 10 dozen work waists at 39c.
War News Summary: German Forces Capture Warsaw
The German Bavarians led by Prince Leopold seized Warsaw, as four Austro-German armies envelop the city to cut Russian lines. Russians retreat under heavy pressure, with Riga expected to be evacuated. News notes also cover Italian Alpine progress, French and British actions, and U S-British blockade exchanges as Wilson prepares a reply. Providence residents shop at Barnaby's for clothing.
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Warsaw
Russian Empire
Leopold
Germany
Nicholas
Riga
Gulf of Riga
Galicia
Poland
von Mackensen
Ivangorod
von Hindenburg
Mackensen
Narew
Pultus
Vistula
Gradisca
Isonzo
Carso
France
Belgium
Soucnez
Arras
Argonne Forest
Vosges
Great Britain
Wilson
United States
Turnabout in Cow Sale Leads to Honest Swap
In a small community a buyer named John Dawson bought a cow from Showalter claiming she was four. the seller later realized the animal was eight and offered to refund the check. Dawson agreed to swap, prompting a mutual acknowledgment of fair play.
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Showalter
John Dawson
John
Dawson
Dawcon
Sam
Lizard Canary Spotlight at Cagebird Show
The lizard canary stands out for its glittering first year plumage and distinct cap though it moults completely after the second season. A tale ties the bird to London mayor Sir William Treloar who opened a renowned cagebird show, likening the mayor to the lizard in its one-season splendor.
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Birdie Land
William Treloar
London
Turtle Soup Delay Sparks Alley Chase Story
An angry hungry guest at a restaurant accuses a waiter of delaying turtle soup. The waiter explains he caught the turtle, chased it through back doors and an alley, and promises it will be ready in a minute.
Tailor Flattered Mr Biggs Over Crest on Buttons
Tailor, hoping to win Biggs’s favor after a windfall, suggested stamping a crest on the coachman’s buttons. Biggs retorted sharply, asking why he and his servants would need crests and accusing the tailor of treating him like cockatoos.
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Biggs
Mr. Biggs
Country imports over three million gallons of mineral water
The nation brings in more than three million gallons of mineral water annually, mostly from Germany, valued at about one million dollars.
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Germany
Garden party and church and lodge events listed for August and September
August events include a garden party at FEC Larned's home, Bristol Council outing, Sunday School excursion to Newport on Steamer Sagamore, lawn fetes by Young Men's Parish Club, St Elizabeth's Parish lawn party, St Alban's Lodge annual outing at Prospect Farm, and clambakes at Prospect Farm and Bristol Neck fire station grounds under local organizations.
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FEC Larned
Bristol Council
K. of C
Prudence Island
First Congregational Church
Newport
Sagamore
Young Men's Parish Club
St. Elizabeth's Parish
Wood Street
St Alban’s Lodge
John H Bailey
Prospect Farm
Burnside Social Club
Defance Hose Co
Bristol Neck
CE via Bristol July to Sept schedule excerpt
Schedule notes show July 3 to September 7 service via Bristol from Sandy Point Prudence with weekday departures from 5:50 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and afternoon runs at 3:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 5:40 p.m. plus additional evening service and extra boat at the specified times.
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Bristol
Sandy
Prudence
Probate Court Action in Lyman Bosworth Estate
In Bristol on July 28 1915 the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland the surety on the bond of Robert H Anderson as Executor asks the court to relieve them of further liability as surety The matter is set for August 16 1915 at 10 80 am in the Probate Court Room Bristol and a notice for fourteen days in Bristol Phenix is ordered signed Joan M COGGESHALL Clerk
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Bristol
Lyman B. Bosworth
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Robert H. Anderson
Bristol Phenix
Joan M. Coggeshall
John B. Herreshoff
John II. Herreshoff
Bristol Phoenix
John M Coggeshall
Kenneth T Chantler
Thomas Chantler
Kenneth
Chantler
Helen
Haskell Benjamin
Jacob Benjamin
Sar York
Charles A. Gladding
Albert P. Peck
Rode Island
Charles A. Ladding
Philadelphia
Lincoln Avenue
Hugh Breen
Mary Breen
Emma Tadcock
Ezra Dixon
Dixon
Phenix
John M. Coggeshall
Guardian's Notice and Probate Hearings in Bristol 1915
Guardian Bessie Barron appointed for Max Barron with six month claim period. Probate hearing for John M. Coggshall to review Helen Haskell Benjamin minors and other estate matters. Notices set for Bristol Probate Court with citations and publication in Bristol Phoenix.
Administrator Appointed in Bristol Rhode Island
An administrator for Charles A. Gladding of Philadelphia is named by the Probate Court of Bristol Rhode Island. Albert P. Pack has filed a bond as required and will administer the estate. all interested parties must file claims within six months from the first advertisement date July 21, 1915.
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Bristol
Max Barron
Rhode Island
Charles A. Gladding
Philadelphia
Penn
Albert P. Pack
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Constitution St. Tel
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