The Berkshire County Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 3

THREE THE BERKSHIRE COUNTY EAGLE-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. t9U. CIRCUS MEN SUED 'Half Price Sale of High I 7VeeV iTW I Vrokan' AAm'iWfiW Damaswi for Pre-Inventory Clearance in the Garment Section REFUSED TO REJECT DILL Grade Neckwear. DeaOi of Paubter SEW YORK.

JOH 10. PJccllr-s 1 brothers, owners cf tiie Bam ma BaCey THIS STORE CLOSES AT EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY. "BRUSH" COST $30 Jadge Maias Bootbirfe fo Cus- CHICAGO, JUNE Thom Fastis; -ejEpJoyed a paries, ordered'ty Ju3j Doha to py daisy rf of fi to George because Be rppeJ a button cS Getlls's coat and tore the garment, while violently brushing eloth'tag -without solicitation. "Tbia ooirbt to be a warning not to r1e jrrstiiitfws wrice wb-r it is not wantwi, sai5 the port- Geii went to fet Ms shoe shlned and Bothio eiie. Vie bW tried leave.

Fastis the door, insisting" on brushing ii'iU, in bc-pp of forcing t)p, and ripped hi roat "with a wbMr. broom. I'bb B't a talior. tut 1 think Oeilia ought a new rait- Cle He 'Fm arance ike GarmeEt dress, are defendants la a. suit broczbt by the mother Ells, Hackett, a la-year-eld equestrienne who was killed In Madison Square garden April 1, while rf heartsicg an aerial act; The girl, -who was the dangbter, of TT, Charles I Hackett, a dentist, wa pTeparing' to do as aerial -loop the loop wbn she fell 2T io the arena.

Imring the accident, which happened sft-er the matinee perforniance. only a few performers srere in the garden, among them a sister of the yoting woman, alo a In the suit 4 which is brought under the eoipkyers iiability act. the Ilingling charged with neglect In not baling net" under the trapeze and fsfling to provide a safety belt for the girl. Will's LtMoote, member of the Bird Miilnan troupe is named in the complaint aa baring been iliss Hsck-ett's instructor sod baring permitted her to attempt the loop without tafe- ecaonF- OFFICERS ELECTED Lively Debate In House Over Party Enrolment Measure. JCND house, fallowing a heated debate, refused by a vote of T7 yeas to naja to reject the bill to abolish party 'enrolment, which the ways and means committee reported ought to pass.

Bep. Burdick of Adams was for the bill. North Adams held the center of the stage in the house this wrenqn whLR- they discussed the merits and ice demerits of the bill to permit tbe city to continue its Policy lu per cent discount tor prompt payment of taxes, in spite of the local eflort, the house was against the bill 'JO to long debate occurres the house on the biil te pot public and private employment offices under the regulation ot tae state board of labor and industries. The bill bad a vote of tit yeas to uti nays on passing to be engrossed. In the senate by reconsideration perfecting amendments were added to the bills to extend the powers of the boards At the sneetlng of the carpenters nn-Itfa evetdag four application for membership were received nl oa favorably Francis Clark, gepera! ergsnlxer, was present and gave ao ad- a the jberitn of tho onion label.

Ti-efficrT elected President Joh BaasXri Tlee-presldent, Job a Kcolfyf recordim secretary, -T. C. Peo Cmtk-UI secretary, E. P. Unsley; treasurer.

Oenrge KirVf conductor, Albert KaiHrj warder, TSiomaa Mitchell; oiltot, Kd-ward Pisco and W. M. Per. rr trustee or three years, F. Jo.nea.

snsrds, although, she had never accom-plifhed the feat. -'The police who were mllei to the' garden were informed that XJis Hackett was opposed to burdening the trapeze with a safety rope, 6RAKEM AN INJURED CONTINUES TO BE THE GREAT ECONOMY EVENT OF THE YEAR Suits, Coats and Dresses All Must Go, None Will Be Reserved. These Prices Are Effecting Quick SaleS $29 .75 Suits Now $7.50 $19.75 CoatsUow $7.50 i-; Zjfflpj Crepe Dresses $5.00 GARMENT SECTION, 2ND FLOOR. Henry J. Iiansing of Alany, Yn a freight brakeman oa the Boston and Albany railroad, yesterday morning fell irom bis between this city anil Springfield.

He received painful bnt not serious bruises and was taken to the JpringfieJd bopltaL i It is not beliejred that, he was injured Internally. oi.conouauon and arbitration and of economy and efficiency. The bill tor codifying the laws on the manufacture, distribution and sale of gas and electricity was ordered to a third reading without debate; Mr. Alack of Berkshire put lu the peti tion that continuance be authorised in cases against children. An opinion was received from Attorney Ueneral Boynton on the eftect of cer tain railroad legislation since HKJti, hold-ins that', mnv lws nnftiwl in t-hi H1EXTRE could have so effect upon railroad officials acting in accordance with laws of other states.

Evening :30 Sharp, Matinee 2:30 1 Ml) THIS WEEK: Worsley.and Graves 'PRESENT The PitUfield Players In the house ought not to pass was. re1 ported by the committee on sules the order for a joint committee of Jhe senate and house to investigate the management, methods, disbursements and Conditions ail private banks and mutual benefit associations. The committee rules, reported against the order requesting the tax com missioner to furnish the legislature a Imt of the shareholders in the railroads in Hoyt's Minstrels The Aome of Modem attnstrclsy" Singers. Dancers and Cotnediqnu tha.t are par excellence with special scenery, and electrical effects. RandoW Bros.

Eccentric Knockabout Comques Hajrwiood Sisters. 11 -Charcter Singing and Dancing Ccjnediennas. tue state. The committee on counties. reDorted ought to pass ou the appropriation of A NUMBER OF SPECIAL VALUES AT THE NOTION DEPARTMENT Prices Quoted Mean a Great Saving Afternoons Be and 10c Evenings lOo and lie Balcony 10cv lover fioo 16c i A DlXJGHTKUL COMEDT IN Three Acta.

A fl.CO performance for S5e and 63c Prleea 'Monday Evening and Wednesday Matinee, seats Z5e. All other TM'rformaneea BOc. Basting Cotton. Regular 5c, now 2 for 5e" Black and White Inside Belting. Regular loc htrw6c Silkateen, all shades.

Regular spool, now "4c" Sonomor Snap Fasteners 5c doz.f; Folding Coat Hangers. Regular 10c, now 7c- Children's Black and White Hose Supporters. Regular Velvet Grip Pad Hose Supporters. Regular 25c, -f-X Now 19c Sanitary Apron. Regular 25c.

Now 19c Sanitary, Belts. Regular i25c. 19c Princess Washable Shield. Regular 10c, now 6c Girdle Foundations. Regular toe, now 6c VTHERE EVERYBODT GOES Union Square THEATRE Keith's Supreme 'Vaudeyille lligh Class IVature Photoplays 10c, now 7J People' Popular picture Palace.

The House of Feature. restores Facto Day -8 Reels tor a state highway on the Molasses hill road ia EgremomV. The bill to forbid giving iree passes or free transportation by'ranroan corporations to officers and employes of the General court was passed to be engrossed. Debate on the bill to permit North Adams to offer discounts for prompt pay tnent of taxes was, opened by Cos-tine of North Adams. He made no objection to the amendment to make the bill general, restoring the law to permit dis-unts by every city and town.

He said that the offer of 10 per cent to get prompt payment and to have the smallest list of uncollected taxes of any municipality in the state. Mr. II alii v. ell of New Bedford against the bill, said that only 08 towns in the state have this discount. North' Adams has to have a higher rate in order to offer the discount.

It would be better to reduce the rate from $'J0 to $18 tbaa to offer a discount. This is not a poor man's bill, as claimed, but it hurts the poor man by making the rate higher. The law is new. Better give it a fair trial. Better put on a 10 per cent penalty for nonpayment.

Mr. Burdick of Adams, for the bill, said that the only opposition to the bill came foin the old committee on municipal finance of two years ago. North Adams has uncollected taxes to only the amount of 2.21 per cent, but no other city or town has less than IV per cent' In the name of local self-government, since the bill made no difference to, the state treasury, he asked the house to pass the bill. The bill was rejected 20 to 50. JUIOESllI IS tor the Three Special Numbers TXJES WED.

Mr. AlLewis AXI HIS PliAYERS IX THE NEW XE.1DER The funniest act Iri all vaudeville. THURSDAY The Harper Mystery. In Three Parte. Pasture the famous picture etax.

Miss Florence Turner. It Is a. cmvt wll acted detective story. iOne that keeps you srueasinr from start. $1.00 Madras Shirts 69c $1.00 Underwear 79c $2.00 Pajamas $1.69 XBarry NeUon Marvelous comedy, bump the bump artists.

Raymond Teal The Eminent Minstrel Star. In a Parisian Garden In Two Part. Shows the struggles of a irirl hb marries a poor violinist against the wishes of a rich uncle. Mildred Bright and Stanley WaJpole play the Men Athletic Union Suit, 79c. Made of tine Checked Nainsook, no sleeves, short leg, knitted web; gasset in back, closed crcrfch; a cool, comfortable garment.

Sper cial, at 79c Men's $1.00 Woven Madras Shirts, 69c. Our $1.00 line of Men's fine woven Madras Shirts, soft cuffs, in a range of neat pattern's and colors, all new, perfect in every particular. A comfortable shirt for hot days. Special, at 69c Men's $2.00 High Grade Pajamas, $1.69 Made of fine quality highly lightweight twilled Cotton, in soft shad of blue, lavender, grey' and tan, finfshed with double silk loops and pearl buttons. A very handsome, cool durable Pajama.

Our regular $2.00 line, at $1.69 DEAD INMOflT i leaaing- parts. "Walrus and the Baby," Is a Joker comedy. 'The Oolden Ladder," is a Victor drama. -The Rex split reel Is ''Fashionable Dfcnoes," and 'The Career of Waterloo Peterson. Exclusive Bfotion Pictures chang-ed DaUJ.

Popular Prices 5c, 10c, 15c THE NEW THE SPA H. IL Durgin, Prop. Plionc 2688 vEMPIRE It. H. Durgin, Prop.

Phone 20 Now Is the Time to Secure Hot Weather Underwear and Hosiery TONIGHT Selig Piwenia George Broadhurst's (Greatest Succew 'THE MAN OF THE HOUR" A Modern Dramatic Feature In three parts, three ottier meritable reels. Tonight The MitdcaJ Burtetta The Elopers UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN WOMEN'S LIGHTWEIGH UNION SUITS, 25c. Women's fine, very elastic light weight ribbed Union Suits, low neck, shdrt sleeves or strap, tight knee or lace trimmed. A cool, comfortable garment, at 25c. better grades at'-.

50c and $1.00 RICHELIEU UNION SUITS, AT 50c. A garment recognized for its superior make, and Combining musical comedy, clean TOMORROW The Classic in Celluloid. In Five lart.s. "The Million BuT The Greatest Success Ever Seen in New York. Distinguished Jurist Passes Away in Summer Home After Long Illness, WINDSOR, JUNE 1GV-Judsc Edgar J.

Sherman who retired from the Massachusetts superior court in 1911 in dead at his country home after a long Wness. Judge Sherman was born is Weathersfieldi Vt- in 1S34. During the Civil war he served aa captain in the tth Massachusetts rcgimenti Before being elevated to the superior court bench he served two terms as attorney general of Massachusetts. He presided at many famous including that of Charles L. Tucker, who was convicted of the murder of Mabel Page in Weston.

Judge Sherman had been'a distinguish ed member of the' Massachusetts I'jar for more than half a century. He was the son of a farmer. His early education was Btwh as lie-could get in the public schools of his native place, but later he attended Wesleyan seminary in Vermont. He had always wanted to attend Dartmouth college, but his father could not afford the course for him and he was unable to raise the necessary funds himself. Later when he was attorney general, that college conferred the degree M.

A. upon him, in the belief that he had earned it outside the college. In 1SS5 he. began the study of law, and was admitted to the bar in March 185S. When the civil war broke out he enlisted as a private in Co 48th Massachusetts volunteer infantry and was elected captain of the company.

For distinguished bravery ho was breveted major at Port Hudson. He, was elected to the state legislature lower brunch in 18415, sul year later he was made judge advocate on the division staff of the state militia. In 1867 he was made assistant adjutant general and chief of staff, w-ith therauk of colonel. After close contest for position of district attorney of he was defeated in 18455, but three years later, when he ran for the office again, he was easily elected andhe held that office for five whk-h time he was connected with many canes famous in the annals of the Massachusetts courts. In 1S82 he was elected attorney general, a position he resigned in 1887 to accept a place on the superior court ibeneh.

March 17, 1908. he observed the golden anniversary of his admission to the HOSIERY FOR WOMEN WOMEN'S GAUZE LISLE HOSE, 25c. A very sheer, fine Lisle, high spliced heel, double 1 sole and toe, color black, white and tan; a hose built for comfort and wear, at 25c- WOMEN'S BLACK SILK BOOT HOSE, AT 19c. Special values in Women's fine Silk Boot Hose, dout-le sole and toe, high spliced heel, deep garter top. A regular 25c quality.

Special at 19c, CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED HOSfc, 15c Extra fine quality fine Ribbed Hose, colors black, white, tan. All sizes, double heel, sole and toe, at 15c 2 for 25c CHILDREN'S CADET HOSE, AT 25c. A Hose built for wear, every wearing poin reinforced with Irish linen and absolutely guaranteed to give sat-1 isfaction. Comes in black, white and tan, at 25c Bumesque. travesty and vaudnville.

Pretty Girl Chorus. Prices. -Evenings toe and 25c. Boxes and Promenades 50c. Matinees Fridays and Saturdays.

Ladies and Children good seats 10i Prices Matinees 5c, Eves. 10c wearing qualities. Comes low neck, snort sieevesr strap, tight knee or lace trimmed. The best garment made cit 50c WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS, AT 2 FOR 25c Soft, very elastic, cool and pleasant to' wearer, short sleeves, or strap. Special value at 15c; 2 for 25c Better grades at 25c and 50c MISSES VESTS, AT 15c.

Light weight Swiss, ribbed, 16w neck', short sleeves or strap; sizes 22 to 32, at. 15c Better grades at 25c igh Quality Extra Us6d Hi Gars 51 Aivnit tf5 dz Ii -trs on fn 51 MsKsBfhusetts bar and a large number of members of the bar association gave him a complimentary dinner in honor of the occasion. He was married for the secona time, reoruary jo xtnrt, Virginia Bryant. Were Personally Driven by Officers of the E. V.Stratton Company Here are some real bargains In unusually htffh quality need Hudson Cars.

Those Cars veewe personally driven by ofTloers of this com-pny, and have been at tlntee under the immediate daily rare our own service mm. tlicy are really aa new The cars have all been gone over, mechanically, and put In the' best of running; order. Also tlie entire car. has betui repainted, reenameied, reanlshed. Oars are fully equipped.

These cara In so close them out before inventory sold at lower than ruling price. Same guarantee, as on new cars, One prioe 'to all Service to all. E. E. STRATT0N COMPANY LAMSONHUBBAKD James J.

Fender Co. have an artistic and attractive window showing various Dope cinb trophies and Illustrated literature dealing with the itreat trip up ami down the Hudson June K5-14. Mr. Pender was one of the nrst to; make, reservations, and in a variety of other ways has manifested Interest in ths most wonderful excursion that will out of Berkshire county this summer. StravvHats DOPE CLUB'S SILVER TO BE SHOWN The handsonoe chest of silver which rill be on exhibition In the window of Ppnll's jewelry store tomorrow in' ths elf chosen by the Dope cluh to be presented to the bride and groom on- the big excursion Saturday.

All the sr. rangementt for the weddinjc 'board ths Berkshire have been, completed and there is keen public interest in this feature of the program. The club's gift to the bride and groom is furnished by Jeweler Spall and consits of a hand-come, solid mahogany cheat containing 4J pieces of flat silver, air, forks, apoons. Each piece ia to bs marked with the brids's initial and an engraved plate on the bor will relate ths interesting facts connected with the affair. Creates Strength Woman Tells About Vlnol Fort Edward, N.

Y. "I was weak, run-down, nervous and dizzy. I trie; cod liver oil emulsions and other remedies without benefit. A friend told hie about Vinol and after taking two bottles I am strong and well so I can do tny own housework once more." Mrs. Elmer Gijddbn, Fort Edward, Y.

If Vinol fails to' create strength and snery for the run-down, weak nd Ubiatttcd, Return your money. FDR SALE BY I. MICIIELMAN and COMPANY and mors rtihod bv ail fowl. fUmntv tim- a i AUTOMOBILE "SSSS" Pittsfield mot SCHENECTADY CHi tbJst in Quart dnname wn or 1 I an of MO iarya tablrta, (m of tar tbita ft. ataj acK If not sauanea.

For mi ISU ALEXANDER ROSE Resident Mr. 20 Courtland Place. ucculenta Tablets i HANK HOWABD. riTTSriELD. Ell Bence, Druggist, Pittsfield, Mass..