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THE FARMER: DECEMBER 14, 1909
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Ufs. W. G.,Brokaw Snes
X MillicnaTe for'Divorce
r . v. n.
h lliliwi'i.l in. ViMSj
On of th4 most sensational of the
many divorce suits In high life In
New Tork city wu that of Mrs. W.
Gould Brokaw against her multi-mll-lion&ire
husband, to whom she was
married less than two roars ago. The
case was tried In open court, con
trary ' to the ' usual . custom tn such
proceedings In the metropolis, ! and
sensational charges; "wer Blade on
both sides. - Mrs. Brokaw. an exceed
ingly beautiful young woman, was on
the stand three days and related
many Instances of her husband's dis
play of jealousy. During the trial
Mr. Brokaw offered to forgive and
forget." but his wife spurned the en
treaty. Before her marriage she was
Miss Mary Blair of Chicago.
ZEALOUS WOMEN
PROTECT BIRDS
Helen S. Glover, secretary, of the
Audubon-Society of Connecticut, has
- prepared and transmitted to the - so
ciety her annual report, showing tb
. work that has been done by the soci
ety for bird protection. -' Especial at
tention has been given to promoting
love for birds, and the desire to pro
tect them, among the children of the
puoiic schools. rue society was rorm
ed in FalrflehfMl years ago. .. It has
done much - useful work. - The officers
are; . . ,
PrpsWterrtr ifrs."- James Osborne
Wright (Mabel Osgood Wright). Fair
field, k v
Vice) Presidents. Rev. Allen E, Bee
man. Fairfield; Mrs. Morris F. Tyler,
Mew Haven; Mrs. E. L Wells. South
port J Mr- Wlllard P., Van NameNw
Haven.
Honorary Vice Presidents, Mr. John
H. ) Sage, Portland; - Mrs. Nathaniel
Wheeler. Bridgeport; Mrs. W. I.
Bishop. Jr.. Bridgeport; Hon. Morris
B. Beardrley. Bridgeport: Mr. Chaa K.
Arevlll. Bridgeport;. Chafles C. God
frey. M. I., Bridgeport; Geo. 1 Por
ter. M. D-. Bridgeport: Mr. David F.
Read,- Bridgeport: Mrs. Oliver G. Jen
nings. Fairfield: Mrs. Henry C Stur
gea, Fairfield; Mr. Samuel H. Wheeler,
Fairfield: Mr. Henry S. Glover. Fair
field; Rev. Frank 8. Child. ,D. D-,
r airneia; jars, isenemian .ferry, r air
field; Miss Laura Q. Jones. Hartford;
Mr. Chas. S. De Forest. New Haven;
Mrs. li. Livingston Wells. Southport;
Rev. Bdmnnd Guilbert. D. D-, South
' port; Mr. Charles M. Oilman. South
port; Hon. John H. Perry. Southport;
Miss C M. Mllbank. Greenfield Hill;
Mr. Jonas. 4J. - Kleeam.- Greenfield Hill;
Mrs. Thomas K Noble. Washington.
D., C; Mrs. Melbert Q. Carey. RJdge
flaid; Hon. P. C. Lounsbury. Rldge
' field;. Miss Marcla W. Averill. Danbury;
Hon. Frederick J. Kingsbury. Water-
bury.
Secretary," Mrs. William B. Glover,
Fairfield.
Assistant Secretary, Miss Fanny B.
Hinckley, Fairfield, ,
Secretary - of v Membership, ' Mra
Cheater H. Brush. Danbury. .
School Secretary, Miss Frances
, Hurd. 45 West avenue. South Norwalk.
Treasurer. Miss Mary B. Kip pen.
Fa'rfield.
Executive committee. Mrs. Samuel
H. Wfceler. Fairfield; Miss Mary B.
Klppen. Fairfield; Mrs. James O.
Wright, Fxlrfleld; Mrs. w. B. Glover,
Fairfield: Mrs.. H. C. Sturres. Fair
field; Miss Fanny B. Hinckley. Fair
field; Rev. Allen X Beeman. Pair-
field: Mrs. Howard N Wakeman,
Southport: Mra E. X Wells. South-
port; Mrs. Mortis F. Tyler. New Ha
ven; Mr. Wlllard G. Van Name, New
Haven: Miss Grace R. Moody, Bridge
port; Mr. Howard H. Knapp, Bridge
port; Mra Walter M. Smith. Stamford j
Miss Katharine A. Wilcox. West port;
. Mrs. Chester H. Brush. Danbury; Miss
F. A- Hurd, South Norwalk; Mr. W li
ber Smith. South Norwalk: Miss Lot
tie A. Laeey. Southport; I Mra K. M.
Spalding. Bridgeport; Mr. Wm. Wheat-
ley. Fairfield; pxrm. uamund ouilbert.
Southport.
. LOVELT BOARD'S CHAIRMAN.
The Board of Selectmen organised
last evening at City Hall. .Thomas
U. Lovely was elected chairman of the
board and Frank Braithwaite clerk.
Chr rman Lovely will ' present the
board's requisition to, the Board of
Apportionment.
A. B, HILL HURT.
" A. B. Hill, of 498 Howard avenue.
was . thrown - from a trolley car at
State street and Park avenue, Satur
day night and received a laceration
of the scalp. He was also bruised
Jbout the body.
SPLIT SCALP IN SLIGHT FALL
'Will Graff. 34 years old. employed
at the Spring Perch Mfr. Co.. fell
a ea along- while good naturedly jostl
ing his shopmatea yesterday and sp'it
. his scalp.- Five stitches were needed
when Dr. Bennett dressed his wounds
at the emergency ' hospital.
GREEXSTETJPS ILLNESS
DELAYS LIQUOR CASES.
The question whether the members
ot the Imperial club, which was raid
ed Dec 6, by the police, can hold as
principals was not ruled upon this
morning as was anticipated. Attor
ney Henry Greenstein. Hquorpiae
' cutor. was too 111 to appear and the
trial was continued until Thursday.
The "bonds remain the same.
WANT AX. CluSiT Jk WORD.
LIFE MORTGAGE
WILLBE LIFTED
HOME OP CATALP.VS COMMAND
ER FREED ' FROM DEBT BT
PATRIOTIC CONNECTICUT
IRISHMEN.
New Haven, Dec 14. Captain George
8. Anthony, who commanded the fa
mous Catalpa on her notable voyage
to Australia when that Intrepid expedi
tion rescued over 100 Irish prisoners
from an Australian prison. Is to have
the life mortgage of 11.000 on his New
Bedford home raised at once by funds
subscribed by prominent Irishmen In
this city and other cities of the State.
It would be a happy moment In the
life of Town Agent James Reynolds
of this city, who organised the expedi
tion, were he alive to note the gener
ous appreciation at this time of his
captain's faithfulness to duty.
The movement to raise the mort
gage started about a year ago In Wa-
terbury at a banquet of the Robert
Emmet Club, to wh'ch Captain An
thony had been Invited.
A committee of three, consisting of
John J. Splaln. of this city. S. Z. Poll's
general manager, and John J. M or
is, rty and Thomas H. Hayes of Wa-
terbury. wss named. Mr. Splaln act
ed as secretary and treasurer and yes
terday announced the completion of
the fund.
Thursday of this week a cheek for
$1,064 will be presented to Captain
Anthony in New Bedford, where a
great celebration has been arranged
for the event by the Clan-na-gaels of
that city. The check has been espe
cially designed through a Waterbury
bank. It is of very large also and
after being cashed may later be fram
ed and presented to some noted Irish
organisation.' , - ', r '
JUDGE EGQLESTON
LEAYES AN ESTATE
CLOSE TO $300,000
IT art ford, Dec 14. The wul of Judge
Arthur F. Eggleston, former States
Attorney of this county, has been ad
mitted to probate. It was executed
on May 18. 1908, and a codicil was exe
cuted on November 8. 1909. The codi
cil raises a bequest of 83.000 made to
Mra Hannah Adelia Tilson of Ware
house Point, sister of Judge Eggles
ton. to 85.000. and gives 825.000 outright
to Dr. Jere D. Eggleston. of Merldea,
bis brother.
The will Itself bequeaths 810.000 out
right to Mrs. Ella D. Canfleld Eggles
ton, the widow. . To Dr. Jere D. Eg
gleston is given S8 00A In trust, the In
come to he paid to Mrs. J. Preston
Abbe, of Warehouse Point, - mother of
Judge Eggleston's first wife. On the
death of Mra. Abbe the 86.000 U to be
come a 4art of the residuum of the
estate and to be disposed of In ac.
cord an ce with the terms of paragraph
ot the will. . To Robert D. Esgles
ton of Merlden. a son of Dr. Eggleston.-
the testator bequeathed his watch
and chain; to his brother. Herbert Hi
Eggleston. ef ML Vernon. N. Y- ILOOJ
to George W. Beale. son pf "my old
cook-. 8S00. ' Paragraph g'of1he will
bequeaths a life use of the remainder
of the estate to Mrs. Eggleston and on
her death the- estate la to go to Dr.
Eggleston. If Dr. Eggleston lie not
Irving at the time of the death of Mrs.
Eggleston, the estate remaining Is to
go to the children or the representa
tives of the children of Dr. Eggleston.
to be divided among them "per- swipes
and not per capita."
The estate la estimated at from $250,
000 to 8300,000.
Former LUzxmm
of Red Cloud's Eraves
. - ,
'Ojrmer Alderman Joseph M. Sangef
of the Ninth dbtr'ct is in receipt of a
letter from his brother. John N. San
ger of New York, with a newspaper
clipping ncloeed telling of the death
of Red Cloud, chief of the Sioux. The
letter recalls the days In 1867"when the
former Alderman was a soldier in the
regular army and took part in the
campaign against the valiant leader
of the Sioux who tried to stop the
building of the great steam horse of
the pale face in the early days ot the
Union Pacific railroad.
Mr. 8anger recalls Red Cloud per.
sonally and has many Interesting stor
ies to tell in connection with the fight
against his warriors. ,
: ESTATE tN PROBATE COURT '
An 'inventory of the setata of the
late Elvira A. Eyre of Monroe .shows
real estate valued at 81.800 and 8578
personal estate.
REIGN OF TERROR
, RESULTS IN ARRESTS.
(Special from United Press.) ,
St. Petersburg. Dec 18. Acting on
the report from Moscow that a reign
of Terrorism was to be inaugurated
simultaneously with the reign of ter
ror in Lividia. the police to-day ar
rested scores of suspects and seised a
quantity of seditious correspondence
8everal prominent legislators, writers
and politicians, were caught. Many
at rests were also made In Moscow.
LiiJonmE
Tha Flax-Sesd ,
Emulsion
It is the utmost in food medicines.
Everyone knows the value of a Flax
Seed poultice of the power of Flax
Seed Tea. One of the great funda
mental truths of medicine is that:
Flax Seed contains a large amount ot
precious vegetable albumen which pos
sess special efficacy in all wasting
diseases and particularly in Coughs.
"Colds." Bronchitis and Consumption.
If physicians can trust Linonlne for
these ailments, what further evidence
can you want?
Fcr Cough, Colds
Bronchitis,
Consumption or body-bulldlng. demand
a remedy that removes the cause!
Never take anything unless the formu
la Is on the bottle! Find out If It Is
endorsed by physicians! Learn how It
Is made! Linonlne meets all or these
tests it Is the remedy that will cure
you If there Is a cure for you.
Countless grave sicknesses are rec
ognized by the medical profession as
having their direct or Indirect cause In
a neglected "cold" or cough. Linonlne,
the flax seed emu'slon. Is the most
helpful thing in the world to you.
Medicine knows no surer healing agent
for Inflamed mucous membranes (the
medical term for the linings of nose.
throat and lung passages). Thus wh le !
Linonlne Is curing "colds." coughs,
bronchitis and consumption It Is also
building up the body as nothing else.
can do.,'
All druggist 25c. 80c 8X
A CLOSE SH4VE
Many of Tliem Happening Every Day
but Soon Forgotten.
Close shaves would be of more fre
quent occurrence but for the tender
faces of many men. which will not per
mit of shaving often. Heretofore,
nothing has been said In these col
umns a tout posiam, a new skin discov
ery. In connection with its use after
shaving. Its publicity and sales have
been confined almost exclusively to Its
remarkable properties as an ecsema
cure; It stops the Itching at once and
cures the worst cases In a few daya
While the application of posiam sfter
shaving Is one of Its minor uses, such
ss for pimples, the complexion, etc.
shavers will find it a revelation, as it
does for abrasions, roughness, and se
vere scrapings what it does for all
manner of akin difficulties heals and
cures In a few hours. it Is the only
article possessing real antiseptic and
curative value that has ever been ex
ploited for this . purpose, and will
soothe and tone up the skin as no toilet
preparation could possibly do.
Posiam can be had for- fifty cents at
any reliable druggist's, particularly
Jennie Hamilton's Pharmacy. Or the
Emergency Laboratories. No. 88 West
25th St.. New York City, will send a trial
surply free by mall to any one who
will write for It. This la sufficient to
show results In 24 houra
r.AWLtr. Mff,0T REYNOLDS
Undertakers and Embalmera
No. 1 State St. Bridgeport. Ct.
AH calls. ta r ntit. answ
ed front ofnee. Oeorse R. Haw
ley. Vine St.. near Park Ave.: Ed
ward H.WIImot. MaS Clinton Ave.:
Joha R. Reynold. 223 West Ave.
ROTTRKE & ROTJRKE
Undertakers
and Embalmers
lies MAIN g'l HK.Kr. Tel. MM
Calls Answered Day oe Night
flasssasasssasHBTssai
I AUGUST LIEBERUM
Cndeftsaer and Embalmee
T. . Tl STATE ST.
An order promptly attended .
Night rails answered from rea
dence. 17 fioMea Hill SU oppo
site Court House. Tel. call 11-.
Hin telepiitsfw SSS.
Wm. Liebenun Ss Son I
Eukhalntr and Undertakes
nice and Residence
'. SSI MAI ' STREET .
Telephone Connection,
Margaret L. Gallagher
John F. Gallagher
UNDERTAKER ' AND
EMRALMERS
BTI FATRFTET.n ATE. Tel.
AUGUST G. .BAKER
Funeral Director and Emhalmee
Office, 1 3 in Sea view Ave.
TeJeahone 10S4-4.
Calls Answered Night or Day
from Office Hie tf
M. J. GANNON
Eaneml lrc-ta sail Kmbatnaer
lOSt bread St, 0p. rw UBM
Phone- 1&X9
Residence, is SO Park Ave
Phone 1UI
1y Attendant T lltfe
BANNERS
OFFICE LETTERING
ETC.
AWN.INGS
AND
DECORATIONS
F. J. .AbercroTibn
635 -WATER ST.
GLEDHILL & CO.
Dealers In second hand Iron and
wooJ-worklng machinery, enginea
boilers, motors, dynamos, lathee plan
ers, drills, anvils, band saws, vlsea
elevators, office fixtures, safes, desks,
etc ete Telephone call TT8-8.
COR. WATER I'WION 8TS.
AT 968 MAIN ST. ARE
Five New Player Pianos made for
Exhibition Purposes
Most Bo Sold at Once
ECKLER Ss AMTHOR
H 28 al
THE SILK RIBBON
Hand Made Cigar
5c, 6 FOR 25c
ECKLER Ss CO.
MAIN STREET S74
HOTEL
LONG ACRE
157-163 W. 47th SC. N. T. City
EXCLUSIVELY BACHELOR
Just eft from Broadway; con
venient to everything.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Library, billiard ball, restaur
ant In connection.
Splendidly furnished rooms
from 81.00 per day upward: with
private bath from 81.80 per day
upward.
WANT DS CENT A WORD.
psjsgssBjBgBjggBgggggBS2BjBjB
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED. A competent cook, with
reference 255 Park Ave
T tf
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED. Men to learn automoolle
driving and repairing and qualify for
early spring positions paying 818 to
830 weekly. Practical work tearing
down and rebuilding 1909 and 1910
cars makes you successful. More
pupils of this school holding positions
thsn sny school in New Eng. and.
Days snd evenings. New England
Auto School. 615 State St.. Br. d Re
port. H 18 tf
I MADS ISO 000 In five years In the
mall order business began with Si
Send for free booklet. Tells how
Ileacock 78 Lock port. N. Y
R !l I I I I tf
DRAFTSMEN, mechanical - architec
ture! or tructural. are always l
demand at goed salaries; tea yoang
men wanted to jole Jub to leers
, drawing, at home evenings: Instru
ments furnished. Address C 8. K.
Box 828. City. C28 tf
3
CORSET CUTTtR
Birdsey-Somers Co.
i . -
requires a first class corset cut
ter. Steady work and good
wage. HU 34
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST On Main street Saturday night
pay envelope, containing eight dol
lars. Finder please return to H. H.
Jackson's Book shop, .Suitable re
ward. T IS p
ROOMS TO LET
TO RENT. Three furnished rooms,
housekeeping. Enquire to 8, 005
Warren St. T d p
TO RENT. fight, airy store and rx
eeileat basement. 84 John street, near
Main. Apply. SuperlD'.enaent. Public
Library. 1 14 a I
FOK RENT One etoi and reat.
11S Main at. R8 f
FOR RENT Several B-ronm flats, an
Improvemnts. 818: desirable loca
tion, U Welaa, Boo as 34. 8X8 Mai
t. T It "tf
TO RENT 8 rooms Ellsworth St STI
Imp.: 8 rooms. Sixth St.. all Imp.; 8
rooms Carroll Ave- all -Imp.: 8
room. D Ptace. all Imp.; 8
rooma Kmwood At, all tma.
Hurlbiut 4k Co. egvnt. 1084 Mala
St. Sit f
HURLBURT CO Agent
Romu 1 1094 MAIN ST. TeL SI
1744 Main St.. 8 rooms ..$14
114 Parallel St. 6 rooms 14
848 Capitol. 7 room cottage and
ground .....I
108 Pacific, 4 rooms............ IS
108 Pacific. 4 rooms. ........... IS
110 Pacific. 4 rooms 10
8370 Park Ave. 5 rooms and barn 14
ZS70 Park Ave., 4 rooms, giound in
i i I
To Let
STORE AND NEW FLAT
Steam heated.. .Situated en .Fairfield
avenue. Just west of Broad Street. For
particulars apply
ANCERSO?. & GO.
952 MAIN ST.
PERSONAL
CARD READER. Ad vio on ail af
faire. Xbc Mra, Levy. 474 Madiaoa
Ave. 4th house above North Ave.
O tf.
Ask tur croct r
Forv, Bradbury's
Old FasKforcd
for Fairfield County.
I lit r i, y ttpty tor a lruggists Li
cense to sell Spirituous and Intoxicat
ing Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine
Wine and Cider, at 877 East Main
street. Town of Bridgeport.
Dated at Bridgeport, this 3rd day
of Dec. A. D., 109.
EDWARD GANNON.
Acd'oant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, of the
Town of Bridgeport, hereby endorse
the application of the above named
Ldward Gannon for such license,
end we vdo severally certify each fjr
himself that we . are owners of real
estate situated in said Town of Bridge
port. Dated at Bridgeport, this 3rd day
of Dec, A. IX. 1809.
John J. Cleln, Bridgeport; Joseph
P. Coughlin. Bridgeport; O.- E. Sco
field. Bridgeport; Harry Brown,
Bridgeport; Henry K. . Shannon,
Bridgeport.
I hereby certify that the above named
endorsers are electors and taxDayers.
as defined by law. of the Town ot
Bridgeport.
Dated at Bridgeport, this 3rd day
of Dec A. D., 1809.
WM. TH0MA9.
T 7 b p 2 t . Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairfield County.
I hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No. 34 to sell Spirituous and
Intoxicating Liquors, Ale Lager Beer,
Rhine Wine, and Cider from Frank
Miller at 637 Berkshire Ave. to John
Suhanovaky at 837. Berkshire Ave..
Town of Bridgeport. The proposed
place of business is not located within
200 feet.in a direct line of a Church
Edifice or Public School house, or
the premises pertaining thereto, or
any Post Office. Publio Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Bridgeport, this 7th day
of Dec, A. D.. 1909.
JOHN SUHANOVSKT.
Aoolloant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Bridgeport, hereby endorse
the application of the shove nsmed
Jchn Suhanovsky for such license,
end we do severally certify each f-r
himself that we are owners of real
estate situated In said Town of Bridge
port. Dated at Bridgeport, this 7th day
Of Dec. A. D., 1909.
Robt- FltsRoy. Bridgeport; Martin
Lautenschlager, Bridgeport; S. Loe
with. Bridgeport: N. C. Hers? Bridge
port: D. O. FitsRoy. Brldireport.'
I hereby certify that the above named
endorsers are electors and tavnavers
as defined by law. of the Town of
BrHttmrt.
Dated at Rrld report, this 7th day
Of Dec, A. D., 19.
WM. T. MTTLLINS.
TTb'pll Asst. Town Clerk.
i
On Light Power Presses, Taprinsr Machines and light,
clean bench work. Steady work at rood pay and rapid
advancement guaranteed to steady, willing workers.
THE BRYANT ELECTRIC CO.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
We are offering for sale at a
bargain three houses
Foe further particular see
BARTRAM Ss GREENE
- NO. FRAXKJ ON BLOCK
FOR SALE. Qrovrry strck. meat and
v grocery fixtures, at a racr.flue if so.d
' at ctice. Inquire 120S Stratford Ave.
O 15 tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAPER HANGING 26c double roll.
I Painting done reasonable. Good
I worn guaranteed. F. - Beck, 30
Third St. T 13 f p
CORNET LESSONS. The course em
braces single, double and triple
tonguing. For terms address L. Ad
rian Vernon.cornet soloist. Wheeler
ee Wilson Bandy Address 65 Ann
street. . - T 18 d p
GENTS. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
clothing bought and sold. Miss C.
Myers, 1447 Main street. T4p
WANTED. Girls to know that you
can have your suits and cloaks mads
to order reasonable at 32 P. O. Ar
cade. T 1 1 ,
WANTED. Girls to know that you
can have you- suits aniTcloaks made
to order reasonable at 33 P. O. Ar
cade, H 4
M. KUSHMANI Ladles' and gents'
tailor. 266 Stratford Ave., cleaning,
repairing, pressing and dyeing.
O 80 e tf.
LET MB PROVE to you the value of
H-O Feed to make hens lay. Stan
. dard Feed Co. 437 Housatonle Ave.
' G 20 tf.
MRS. HASTINGS' SPECIAL 12. A 84
Dlrectore corset li.BO. To be had si
Mra Hastings' stores only. Bridge
port. Hartford. Waterbury, and
Springfield. - L 13 tf
81.00 COR'ETS 69c 81.Se corsets 49c
81.75 corsets 79c Mrs. Hastings Cor
set Shop. 1398 Main Bu. iovi of High
St. . Lll'tf.
COR3ETS to make thin people to look
plump. Corsets to make stout people
look slender. Mrs. Hastings Corset
Fhop. lis Main Su. foot vf High
St, - L 13 tt.
TO RENT Typewrltere. fnaerwood.
Remington. Smith. O'lver. etc. at
Mulllns' Typewriter Exchange. 188
Stste St- B 34 tf
DETECTIVE AGENCY
RORINPON'S LICENSED x DETEC
TIVE BUREAU Civil and criminal
Investigations in any city or town.
Room 612 Carney Building. 43 TTe-
mont St., Boston. Nathaniel G.
Robinson, manager. Telepone Hay
1200. H 4 I 4 3 4
CARPET CLEANING
Bridgeport Steern Carpet Cleaning
and Huff Rug Works
Has Removed tn 2X Stratford Avm
O. W. WltX-OX. Prop.
j. a. i i.ouin.v, Mgr.
TeteprMme .133K-S ..828 tf
HOTELS
ADAMS HOUSE
4-KI.FBR 4.TTm IMPORTKD WTTtTX-
RI-ltnRH BKER ON DRAUGHT
43 FAIRFIELD AVE. . , Opp. Poirs
I 19 tf
SWELL CAFES
LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS
with you. Weep and you wees
alone. Stop at the Eagles' Neet for
a smile Cor. East Wrshlngtes
Ave. and No. .Mala SU J. J. Ra
tolsh. Prop.
. BOWLING
ARCADE ALI.FY9
81 First Class Alloys
A. F. DCDLEV. W. Em UOLAH
Proprietors
M JOHV STRFPT
KELLY'S CIGAR STORE
141 F AIRFIELD AVE.
Tlie best cigar made la Imported
and donieslic branda. Complete 11ns
of smokers' supplies. Pool room ad
Joining Cigar fetora,
' JAMES H. KELLY
Money Orders and Drafts
are the most vMluaMa preeents that
you can send yonr friends In the old
country for Christmas Greeting. They
cared for yon when po could not
rare for yourself. Do not forget them
now.Tbey'ro cashable, free of charge,
tn all banks
JAMES FEELEY, 7 ARCADE
Open Evenings.
Escallops, 2 qts for 25c
Salmon, ICc per lb., at
W. D. COOK Ss SON v
SS WATER STREET
;monc.oi tl. rlLL
BlAMi)R IIRAKU flLlA. fa. S4
rmn k.womm H BtM. S.M. AImji kHIMj
TUB .
NEW HOTEL ALBERT
Eleventh St. A University Plate
NEW YORK CITY
..One lilovk V est of Uromlwii. .
The only absolutely in- -iern
fire proof transient hotel below
1 2d street. Location central, vet
quiet. 4 00 rooma 200 with hath,
from 31.00 "per day upwards.
Kxcellent Restaurant and Cafe
attached. lod-rate prices
Send 2c Stamp for IHiiNtrarett
fnlde and Map of New Yoru
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hommt, Mktd vsb Blua RlUam.
Tmkm m mW. Bar tf ;hp
tJrm.ri.a- A, k fo C 1 I ft: k-TEB B
$ a
Wk tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE. A good Tnvmtment. 840.
642, 564 Atlantic street, corner Co
lumbia, also tot 60x111 Apply to John
Bonner. U37 tf
FOR SALE Typewrttera all ma at a,
new and -second hand. Mu Urns'
Typewriter Exchange. 189 State 8c.
B24 tf
TYPEWRITERS Mulllns Typewrit
er Jbgcnaoge. 169 State St.
BJ0 tf
rOR SALE Cottage house of six
rooma, west part of the city. Fine
home for working man. Little mou
ey will buy. 818 Meigs Bldg
I
I BUT OLD HORSES to kill. Re
move dead ones free of charge any
where within 28 miles of Bridge
port. F. H Daniels, 3387 Msdlsoa
Road. TeL 1811-4., . Lit i
FURNITURE
FUR1TURE. BEDDING. STOVES,
nouaeturniahlnga. cash or oa easy
em Your credit s good, ask for
Prices and 'erma. The Sterling "Fur
niture Co. 1287 Main at, TeL 818-8.
! B 23 tf.
STORAGE OF FURNITURE. Sepa
rate rooma securely locked, fural
- tore and china packing. Parnlto-a
and Pianos removed, large vaas.
careful n and ling. Bridgeport Storage
Wsrehouse Co. 12ST Main gt Cor.
Congress St- TeL 928-8. -tf.
INSTRUCTION
PIANO REPAIRING Now Is the
time to hsve your piano put In per.
feet condition. Our workmen are
not busy and we can give you a very
low figure now. Let us tell you how
much It will cost. Drop postal or
Call. Stelnert's Piano Store. 418
Main St. L4 tf
AUCTION SALE
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
furniture, carpets and store fixture
Bridgeport .Auction Commission
Co.. 44 Union Square. TeL 1484-S.
D 1 tf
STEAMBOATS
Bridgeport Line
Sr. FOR NEW YORK
'. Faro 50 Cents
STEAMER NAUGATCCK leaves
Bridgeport. Naugatuck wharf, dally
except Saturdays at IS night. Return
ing, leaves New York, Pier 57. K. IU
dally except Sundays, at 1 1 :AO a. ' m.
! B. Nlokerson, Agent. Bridgeport.
F. C Coley. A. 43. P. A, New York.
KERGHAIirS LIJIE
Dally Except Sunday
Leaves New York. Pier 19 East
River. S-.OO p. m. Due at Bridgeport
7:30 p.m. Leave Bridgeport, Joy Line)
Dock, S:o0 a. m. . Arrive) .New York
7:00 a. m. For further Information
and rates apply to W. II. PEASE. Agt,
BANKS
llth. CITY NATIONAL BAAa
United States Depository
Capital gzdo.ooo
burplus and Profits $3S(l,vUO
FRANK MILLER, President
CHARLES E. UODGH. CaaAlev
H. B THRRILL. Asst. Cashier
THE CONNECTICUT WATIONAti
BANK, ot Bridgeport, corner Mala
and Wall streets. s. W. Baldwin.
President; H. S. Shelton, Vice Pres.
Ident;, L. B- Powe. Cashier; T C
Cummins Assistant ' Cashier; Cap
ital. 8112.100; Surplus and Prouta.
8800.000.
SIDEWALKS
Sand and OraveS
lEe BURNS CO.,
S F.YlUr IfcXl) A V EN LB
BROKEN STONE, all sizes.
ROOFING
014 all
Telephone
Prescription
Drug Store
987 MAIN STREET.
Bridgeport, Ct.
:. EVERARD'S BEER I
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J
I B'port liquir i rrcB-yCa. i
WM. H. Bl CKIJi Y. Prop,
f 7BS-781 BROAD. ST.
cOOvOrWOvCvOiv(KO04
P. J. H Ur.PKY
Centra Tnrckh
Ptanu Moving and Expressing.
Orders promptly attended to.
IS HEN RT STREET.
8 28 e
THE NEWb ELECTRIC
LIGHT TUNGSTEN
in Watt Ijimp. .......... .So 7
41 Watt I -amp O.SS
loo Watt Ump iso
Tliexe lani furnished only to cus
loiiters connected witli our service.
CHEAPER and UETTElt titan any
other LIGHT.
Irt us glie you an estimate to wire
and fit your store or offlcv with these
lamps.
Ths United IIInminafinT Co.
148 John Street
Farmer Want Ads. lc a
word - '
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTS
Edwin amitfc
A Co.. dealers
In guns, fish-;
Ins tackle and i
" sporting jood;
,Jkd;dLa"n . -harpened.;
.l'gbt repairing done;,
Tel s ?' Uun Btor Wall Street.!
ei. 75-4. a u
CHp-ISTS. We make steel stamps!
I r ffroPtog tools, etc. also carry -l
i i . ,ot BlamP supplies. Call! '
fiys?atUrdv alBbt- Tb" Schwerd-i-.
tie Stamp Co., 41 Canncu St.
T4 1 A jm ah '.1
WANTED Housekeepers te try 1n.T
fusoria cream." 1 he finest and beet!
stiver polish known. Guaranteed
harmleaa Ask your dealer forte i
DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS b
T. Y uia screens repair. 1
ed n all klnda of wood and finish, t
Estimates furnished. Henry C Hoit- r
man A Co. SU Water Sc J
Rl'tf
PEOPLE SAT to ko to the Bridgeport
Household Supply Co.and trade wftu i ,
them. It is true because Mr.Btrin-
gives you all accommodationa 1344
Main St.. tar Arch St. P18 i
CASES O., eomblnatloa
"nd r!'ent ealesman. store and ef-
Cabinet work of aU
- ?L " deeigned and mads. Hofma
"how Case Co. 344 Water St. -
' R14 t
LADIES' ATFBikrrTrk i.
- !? ,worrr bT ulng our remedy
for delayed period, and which is the !
- only reliable monthly remedy for i
-'e. Thousands of testimonials !
we bave fro as our patrons to prove i
It Positively refuse all others, a 1
matter what they claim, trial sent
'ro-.Prie Chemical Co. Mllwawt
hee. Wla, t lit tt K
MONEY TO LOAN
NOTES OF SALARIED PEOPLE
Business concerns and women keeptefl
house bought without security .v. cheap
est rates, easiest payments. Offices in
44 principal cities. D. H. Tolmaa.
Room 47. 44 Cannon St, . Si 8 a
CALL AT OUR OFFICE We wOl ad
, vance you money on your own not
it you ewn property, no matter how;
much your property Is mortgaged at.
Bridgeport Realty Co. Room 109-114.
Warner Bldg. L 11 tf
MONEY ADVANCED TO CONDUC
TORS, engineers, firemen, trainmen,
clerks, letter carrtsrs. mall lerk
school teachers, bookkeepers, cash
iers, mechanics and others, 8trtctlp
confidential. Hetfroa Cou. Room
801 Meigs Bldg. 4311 S
LAUNDRIES
OPEN AIR DRYING Family wash
J?.f" "nlnJT taken by week. Parw
City Band Laundry. 4 S3 NewfUld
Ave. Telephone 1M
TT 0
SHOES
NKW AND SECOND HAND Shoes fas
sale Repairing' neatly and prompt
ly dons at lowest prices Nathan
Hartmaa. 78 Stats street. Alt
BIRDS
LOUIS COURTNEY, dealer In Import
ed canaries, forelrn song and Aviary
birds and talking parrots and para
oueta Rlrdseeda. foods, rrsvel. etc.
Birds boarded and conditioned. ' 114
Wall Bt upstairs.". Open evenings.
Rl I
SURGICAL AFFLIANCE3
ELASTIC SURGICAL APPLIANCES
fashioned on band looms ts Individ
ual requirements. Requisites - fog
fhyslcisna nurses, nospltala WIW
lam Snowden. No. C Taylor Week,
lilt Broad street. A practical ex
perieaes sf over 18 years. Telephone,
847. I 84 tf
RAILROADS
0VEMBER 1, 1S09 " !
Trains -Leave Bridgeport asii
Follows:
FOR, NEW YORK 4: 4 5. e8:14. P
tB:53. t4;74. 27:17. 7;48. t8:28. t
8:51.- 9H. 10:00 11:04 A. M. 1:
12:28. "litS, 8:27. S:00. Mill, 6:07. J, !
8:27, 4:12. $:t9. 7:28. 't:!!. 8:84, f i
8:58 P. M. SUNDAYS 4: 45. 5:18. 1 ;
18:25, 10:44 A. M. flt:84. t:St, i
2:27. 4:1S. 5:07, 6:Z1. T:6. 7:18. ij
8:11. 8:84. 4:68 P. M, ,
FOR WASHINGTON, via Harlem , !
River 18:84. (daily) X. M.; . 'U18 ! i
P. M.
FOR NEW HAVEN 12:12. et:41.-
8:50.7:56. :21. 9:25, 14:48, eil:8
A. M. 1;16. 12:80, l;50, 2:28.
5:24. 8:44. 4:I6. 4:4T. 5:17.. 4:80.
:B4. 7:10. 7:82. 'Sl tll:84 P. M.
SUNDAYS 18:82. 1:41. 8:18. 4:43.
10:43, 11:38 A. -x:i, -trio.
6:38. 6:64. 7:18. 7:S8. S:47. ei4s48
P. M. .
FOR BOSTON, via New London
and Providence "1:41. 6:50. '11:88
A M. 2:29. "8:4. ":ZS- F.
M. SUNDAYS 1:41. XUIS A. M.
2:S8. 4:25. 4:54 P. M.
xik BOSTON via Hartford and
Willimantlo :!! A. M. 3;Jt P
M. '
FOR WTNSTED and Intermediate
gtaUons 6:00. 7:00. 9:S6 tll:40 A.M.
2:35. "S'.Sl. T:40 P- M. SUNDAYS
4:30 A. M. :46 r. m-
FOR WATERBURY.. AN90NIA.
DERBY and Intermediate Stations.
KO0. 7:00. e:UW. :od.
2ll5. t6:64. 7:44 P. M. SUNDAYS
8:30. 10:50 A. M. 6:45. 8:50 P. M.
i-nn r.T RARRINWTON. LENOX.
PITTS FIELD, ETC. 7:00. 9:50 A. M.
4-3S P. " 1 1 1J 1 a. m.
FOR DANBURY. NEW MILFORD.
ETC via iirooknem junction 7:00,
:B0 A. M. :. m. oksim'
DAYS 8: SO A. M. fto New Ullford).
FOR Lllt-lir him : a o a.
M. 4:33 P. M. SUSBAIS 8:30 A
M.
Express trains. Tioeai Express.
FURNITURE
MOVING AND
TRUCKING
1379 STATE STREE1
Phone 652
FRED J. ELANDER. Prop.
WANT AOS. CENT A WORIl
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