WT VELY YOUR LAST OP-
WWII NIT? to secure unrestricted
nice oi Pianos regularly selling up
“$335 {or IODIIOIOIDOOIIIIII'OIIIC
O PLAYER—PIANOS r e g u l e r l
SELLING up to $600 will be 0-
, FERED TO-pHORROW ONLY for ..
$390 These instruments are equipped
3
only me these Wee semi“ ,
Willi“ Thus TO-MORROW IS ‘
190.
All arty cad narrow 5: mild III
mirr to new ”it pian- reu prmr -
35 DOWN. $5 MONTHLY
with all the necessary devices used on
atpensive Players and will enable a
5 . anyone to render difficult music artis-
tically. TOMORROW ONLY. . . . .
Liberal all/mam on old lure-«melt rain: in rxrlmegr
Tel-meow Suit Your Convenience
' 12 Rolls of Music Free and Library Privilege.
' All Beer the KNABE GUARANTEE
‘Wm. KNABE & Co.
5th Avenue and 80th Street. New York
Established 1837
.— ........_4~-....._.
Wednesday
is Double Stamp Day
WE WILL GIVE DOUBLE GREEN
TRADING OTAMPO ON ALL PUR-
CHASES MADE OF US ON WED-
NESDAY. AUGUOT 30. 1911.
_. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO FILL UP YOUR BOOK.
wDiekennnn 81 boo
. '4 WASHINGTON ST. -- ::-— TELEPHONE Mb
,We Give 8. &‘~ H. Trading Stamps
. a: 31mm to the canrthouse. undid
’ ‘ M mettle. partiouisrly W a“. \h ‘
unintuhlels. was “their espoused
"declaration that his cousin expressed
[Continued trout First Page.)
m
xpreperlnc lot the “Mile trip iron ..
a
lsnersl attack on the' chemise '
tendon. ;
The testimony [tree by Paul Maillot
at the coroner's inquest was carefully
by the deferred one muted ,
espeeiully with the statements made
on the stand yesterday. tile etartlini
sorrow tint "he bod done it." alarm
to the murder. was made [or the first
time yesterdey. and the dieleneo use
expected to occupy line]! with an effort
to reduoe any impression it. might
have» created by showing thet the wit.
nesa‘s story was inspired. lntimutlon
ol.‘ the stand the witness might tnke
‘{that its witnese would not break down
under; crossexsmtnstloe was elven
Mentality. when IN" testified that si-
t though he had sold is number of things
got the inquest he Willi. in extremely hnd
lphvalclel condition at the time. and
that his several collapses on that or:
lrulon prevented his telling all he
lltnew. The prosecution wee confident
.under rroes-oxnmlnntlon. end announ-
iced early today that it would be randy.
latter the. defense finished with Paul
E'Bentile. to proceed with the seven or
ielght witnesees who would corrobo-
'rste every important detail in his
lntorv. ‘
l The ninth who sold the cartridges“
the bartender who served Paul nndl
:Henry with drinks and others who sun
the cousins weather on the days (oh;
loving the mrehsee or the sun and l
prior to the murder. have been sob-
. boomed by the prosecution for the owl
pressed purpoeeot «corroborating theL
. testlmol. y of yesterday.
With this nuulo of pron! completed.
the [nonunion admitted eerlt lode)”;
git would be presented to rest its run
allowing the defense to beein he iii-3
mt exenilnntlon or some 30 wiiaeeeeel
subtmnned by it. The prosecutiot
has as: culled some of its important.
vl'ltnossee. including Beuleh Binbrdl
"the girl in the case." but will We
them tor the robuttel. It in quite poo“
slble. however. that Beulah W‘e‘
testimony my liner be sought slncoi
the Cinmweelth hes satisfied itself
its to the suflcient y of evidence lron‘
other witnesses eonce: niux the alleged
motive for the murder. :
'lhe jury that is trying Bennie for
me like is being kept in a smell hotel
s i‘ew ,vnrtie from the court house and:
oath night lie principal diversion bu
been tilltlllg on the steps of the court :
house and Rl\‘lllx vent to Sent. 5
Henry (’ lloetfie. .lr.. is sure to [0‘
on the Hand in his own defense. This,
statement was mode by Murry hi )
Smith. .lr., lawyer tor the defense:
mitside the courtroom today.
"it is moth better, isn‘t it." sold
Mr. Smith. "tor a men to live with
' his own lips an ospisnetlon o! n this!
which belt s dozen other maple have
than mum-e about. Every one has
'obeerved Henry Clay theme. Jr.. sud
{noun-ii that he is the tune ot e room
to went to reply to the new eonvem‘ ’
l-tione alloyed to have been bad with
‘ him by Paul Bonnie and others." '
Mr. smith chomterlxod Psul Boll-A
.tie‘s testimony of yesterday es "over-
done.“ deeterlnx thst it eras it plain
rare or the witnese “lying to save his‘
’elllrt " as it is utmotle that it Henry ‘
i‘lsy lieatile Jr. were guilty. Peul
use just as touch so:
Mr. lieutnlo," begun Mr. Smith. tilrl
leha murder?‘
‘ "i think i did."
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---—- (‘hlt‘uxo ........... so so sooner?"
Tum “Outline (‘levoloud .......... to 58 New "The relieving day."
. , W” U" P-c- Washington ........ 50 70 All “Are you sure you didn‘t beer ebout
Mdpepori ......... ill-l i2 .m It. Louie .......... at st .294 ltbelore unsure-m4?"
......... till ill .594 ——~-- . "No."
Titanium ........... (ill to . .m Yul-flare Results. “Did you meet a lir Booth on the
flow Haven ........ 50, st .481 ”'"r‘ , l brides when you worked as e watch-
”. Brit‘n ....... «in m All New York 0. St. Louis ll. itnon’"
y" H ' ...... .I “1 .380 I’llllltklvhln 12. “Iran. 3. 3 limu‘. know [M m'
. .‘ ......... r Boston 4. Chit-ego 1. l "Did you meet anybody on "I.
, Veelerdey'e Results. IAI‘TIRN LIAOUI. lurid.- the ties lollovlnfl and talk
m" ‘ Bvrinxlloln a» 1with hire shoot the murder!"
* ‘ "Hr. Booth." sum-ted eeueeei tor
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w... Toronto ......7Il it “No. ldou't remember. Iomebodv
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. . ‘.";""“ .9 :3” w... hem-tier with you. and you sell you
..;;;.:::::::.. . .... NN- NNN N normalisation . -
meife w my; gnaw“... lie his wile. Did you inshe this other
............ seamen-wines Mitten Levine, mat to him or anyone else?"
~ 2. st. heels s. lilies will he: end «other. ism it it» w Mn Murillo-0d n M»
3, mg, 0. Gill» 3. in. nu“, r. 3. any“, J n indeed Mr. Smith. when the prleoner
“0. Philadelphia 4. Heater. a. sum It. Bosee. P. “Will Mill‘h
it. Brooklyn 1. metre. .l. Wr ass eu- rm Court momma It 1013' mm.
. “a; r, 3, m" 3,, 3. cm“, Newt lend Flint Sleuth item! milled
3"“; 1. 3. mm, mama J H the witness eliair tor unseenetsine-
linemen. We; 1.. ll flurlbutl. mm hr the defense. 8W! 0W
‘l’eem finding. mm; m nmmig, mm.“ save Paul a nine or veter'end the
W winner eyed the «house cereieil?
m. W'
sen. oily; L tunnelh
‘you work the Wednesday lolluwlnc.
settetbswfllrmllelm
e PIBOIL Dill It! a
querter.‘ am a dot-
ler'e worth in time.
1 olothee end lobar
tiered. .
lit” LN}: ,Eil My,
“ill. .li 1m, tlllill
NS l
lllllllll“"itll
ll it‘ll. "‘lll‘“
Heel leer Olefin
Vllllteal Mill;
led lllheal Ilene
“‘PERSIL
II um“
OXYGEN '
Persil mum Oxy-_ .
gen. and Per-ell is the
only wsshing com-
pound you can buy that
does with Oxygen the
work you formerly did
m’th hard rubbing and
destructive soop— so the
name Persil is worth
remembering. ‘
Oxygen is adhering. it
doesn't, require help from
embody to do its work—
which is m Oxygen l
the cleanser which Nature
uses. It purifies the sir, i
keeps the plumage of birds
bright. it keeps antes and
growing things clean and it
will " m if you
Illesielieeleelers
sad will set Islets
reel-ls.
Two tshleepooelels of
Perri! will set tree WEI!
Oxygen to clcsnee an avenge
the weds cleaner than itever
weebclorer—snd noadd'nionel
soup or soap pwrder is re-
quad.
Then is never Ill! lin-
plaauttnepysmellebeetdie
lieeneloestsvhentbevrasblaa
isdoeev'nhl’ersil. hm
cloth-cleansed”
WfiN‘l‘}
MmPenilb-eeue
toAieericeiitisiorsaleby
I. eroeer. One trillioi
Persiiwillprovewhatsmr—
velouseleaeaeritis.
" Get epseliage for next
weekday.
Millimeke'hhu
heuyeurbueiestd-ehelL
holiday.
onstage-uses.
‘ D. O'Brien, 16 years old. a South hor-
' Kiri in the United States under is
fill l1“ l0 '
ll’lllll $150, llllll
ideas at Wham B. O'Brien
Scull Imminent
‘ Youth
t
'Below is given the letter 0! William
walk. Conn. lud. who won 350 of tho‘
mo adored by the Nashville lndus-
trlel Bureau for the best plans tor ox-
Mdllc $150,000 in advertising Noah»
ville. to be submitted by any boy or
years of aim. Honors were divided
between two of the contestants. young
O’Brien being one o! the successful.
He is e nutlvo M Smith Norwullt. and
in graduate or the grammar erbool
there. He hm; developed a strong lit-l,
erary turn early in life, having written
poems and stories the-l have attracted
attention ll. home. In his letter no‘
knowletlging receipt. of the money f
.young O'Brien expreuses hope of being .
able to visit the enterprhilng city of:
Nashville. His letter giving pluns for ‘
advertising Nashville was as follows:
"i hereby submit the following plan
for expending the 8150mm for llil‘s‘éll“
lining Nashville. Tenn:
l "First, advertise extensively in the
.Sitttlrdny Evening Post and other me
ldiums whlch will much ,the hunters
”lend your udvertlsemente‘with n unr-
llleulurly ultructivd’ photo of a local
mono. Then follow with u snappy
'convlnclnx summing up oi Naelnille' s2
unlimited untural and nrtitirlal sdvnu-l
use; The advertisement will end?
with the announcement of e prize oil
I handsome gold wetcn. which will Del
donated by it local Jeweler. who hes;
.the welfare or the city at henrt. and;
which will be altered to the person;
who sends In to the industrial Burt-uni
the most catchy slogan 0! Nashville”
which is not. to exceed ten or twelve’.
iVOrdI The otter is not to be cloned;
.unill the advertisement has appeared:
e lumber of times l
Will think About Nahum.
" "Attractor! by the prize. the public
‘2 will be set to thinking entail Nashville.
:to invent the slogan the) will peruse
'tho advertisement with care. thereby
‘ min; Nashville e limes-hold word all
; over the muotry. The people will send
{in their alonne and MM and the.
savor-non; mum. which i will at»?
rues later. will)» sent them as so in
‘dncevsont. ' .
"The out atop will be to pm a
photon-eon folder erhleh Mil contain
‘ nothing but ideal photos such as bird‘s
eye views oi the rily. the parks. the
boobs. schools. churrhos. Npublic build-
ings. hoepitnle. llre houeos. vacant. lots.
Twhleh ere available tor factory or
shaman “handles. 1
Bridgeport Advertisements l
on E. ill. limit Glnmnttuy
Eulahlinlltil 155?.
The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays l
h"
The Sale of Dress Goods Remnants
Continues.
Reductions one-third and one-half below for-
mer prices.
Good Blankets at Low Priees
. Coming time of year when nights are
Blankets of moderate weight are agreeable;
attention to :1 new line of them.
and
invite
and
chilly.
\Vc
several weights
grades, snowy white. light and fluffy, with litmlcrs in
pink or blue.
tire cotton. (ten thread.
Tilt-v look like the llilt‘el \mul,
but they
Plain white. at 98c and $x. 50 a pair.
Bordered, $1. so, $1. 75. Sr. 98, $2. 50. $2. 75 and $3; 50.
All of pure white durable.
a mu protcss uliut is ktuiml
like “ml
liluukct Section.
sanitary cotton much"- by
tisa '(iirman lllllbll, just
l(,l\\’Cl' lluor.
A Special in Long Cloth
"Tamis" Long Cloth, an e
(llfi'crcut qualities, for muuen's and children's
specially suit finish. four
underwear.
10c a yard. by the piece. $1.08.
no a \al‘il bx the New $r. 3...
rec a yard. b3 the Ill-Bit”, $1 56.
' 16¢ a tan]. b}. the piece st ..80
In Nelle )artl lengths. or in quantity. ‘
Cotton Sailings, New Colorings
Smell checks and plaids in
bright combinations. tans,
browns, green. dark red. elm. such serviceable mixtures as
will not show soil quickly.
frocks.
Suitable for children‘s school
1234c a yard.
Wash '(‘uxnls Section.
in the Main St. window of the Carpet Store are spec-
inwns of the
novel and very attractive.
new Furniture of Black Willow.
DCCithtlly
@112 E. m. Thrall (humming.
home building sites. the principal bull-
: noes streets. the extractive residential
‘soetlonsmte. Thin elbum will contain
no advertising whatever; it is elm
e souvenir oi Suhvllle This iolder.
- will be about ”is: 10 luolles
"Next hove A supply e: poetearde
printed to be distributed to the Sub-
‘ riilppublic with inetruetione to undo
. cord to so nanny tutor-town friends no
they con. Tho poel‘oertl is to be h
jumble mm. One side will be a local
econo. whli. the other will be a series-
nf question: which is to be torn from
1the other hell and mailed by lilo rt».
Joell-or, when no heat filled in. lo the.
THAMER
Oculists end Opticians
EYE STRAIN
is not a disease but is due to do-
loets'ln the structure or the eyes,
which may be corrected by proper-
ly made glasses. We are prepared
to do this~ \\'e giro you till exnm~
iuatlon h; an experienced (lt‘ullsim
meditate physician~~~und guarantee
satisfaction.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Ststniord. Conn.
Own Saturday Evenings.
Bureau. The limo will send a new.
ivaelr aee advent-la; nsatlor.
! ‘Next make omnibus for tho ‘
Dublishlnrr of e enroll merino. Thisl
toenail» le to contain an article on
tbssohwhby tbeprleclvel. numb
Tole on Ire protection. by the Ire tibial.
or commission: one oanollee peotee
doe he the Police Oomnieelour or the.
’boad or the police department; so new
tlelo on "Nashville. its Personal nee-l
ease to You.” by the meyor: an ertl-,
tie on nerlioel end hospital service by.
e leedleu physician: an article obi
"NeelMlle'e Fineneiai Steam." b! b“.
leadlu beak prairie-t: “Our Minn»;
Males and immune Moon"?
”in e rectory ettperinisndosi or oveer.|
The tollo‘lnx articles out be peepered.
by the Doreen or volesteere: ’ l
Aseielee on Nashville. l
“Nulrrillo. the (ill: be the teen;
~ sum" “m retire-u Nubvllle assent
an" “Neolivllle‘e Unequal-d (lit-ate!
eel leilz" ”Neatlvllle‘s unspent-sf”
"The (Joel el- Urine in Neehsille in
1 Comparison With Other cities."
“The line‘- will roll. through the
eolnues or local meson the
lent business even end eitieeee be tr-
tielee of honest melee Ier ”ville
end ruby Nashville is the best city in
the United lestea el Assert“. it will
be astonishing the reel smut oi 'io
the point.‘ arguments which will spring
from the melee!
l'We will call the merino ‘Nsshn
ville. Tennessee. the flier of the Pro-
gressive death!
on hwhriile; twinkle in between an
iielse item of internal] current
events; nee. leeehable Mu: Nitrifi-
m Itch. Hilda GI the We“
“Don't tum all the realm mutter:
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Ne Nitrite
ON WHITI LININ. WI
LenolIeen em“. 0N0“?
m lib
~TheN.E.
Art Needlework
We have Just received our new Fell line of Stamp-
eILArtlclee to be embroidered
bode work on xiiie tor Christmae
0N MK UNI", WI HAVE: ‘
Weenies“. In“ Pillows. Whisk Bram
lube. waving Fade. Laundry
lat. Hand laps. Work lees. Geller legs. Comb
e Ire-h legs. ‘l‘eiepbene Pads. lee.
0W. bovine,” Center-pieces. lie.
II Wuhm m
it is time now to
HAVI:
tees. Conan Covers. baby
nCuenlen Covers. fluelln
Ryan Co.
"tone up new oi real estate deal»
ere le’libo retina boelt oi mercentile
leaner. send them copies or the marry
sin. for distribution unless people in-
tereelee in land.
"Cell been looel real estate dealers.
i‘aetorlee. imbue men. publishing
houses. ole... tor a hat of their ounoh
to“ «melatonin send the niomeln
“vermin; milieu.
“Men have a reel mntity at labels
stem. lust Mn“ senses and read:
manned manoetbstrar will! eat»
mete. .
7W. mausoleum
m with W N
among every citisen, buslnm mas.
mnnul’seturer. sin. with instructions
townie theta on all letters. imminent
and all other well molten",
We are not likely to hear any more
oi Tell as s trust buster. The Cain-
pruen premnllone m, the dentition!
01 Justice and the stump speecheeret
Attorney General Wienersluim along
tbet tin-tell an. intent were is that
Gendidete 'l‘ett will stimuli in his
earning Ironiarrlntrll‘t WW
d
Norwalk Chronicler