THE FARMER: JfUNE 2, 1913
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS; , 1 5 words 1 5c, 3 times 35c
Real Estate to Buy. and Sell - Furnished Rooms to Rent Business Men's Exchange
TO LEX
HELP WANTED
SITUATIONS
Take down that spotted , placard and secure a tenant
or roomer In the modem way through a Farmer classi
fied advertisement.
Many men and women call at The Parmer and look
over the Help Wanted Ads. If you need help Ad
If you are ont C work, The Farmer Wants Ads ouht
Co be of material Best stance to yon. Bead them over
carefully each day.
vertise.'
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1 Tor Sale Advertisements in The Farmer being ready ?
purchasers. Try one, you will fee asffpatsed rt. the to- C i
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Today's Wants
Wants Ads -will be received for this page up to
12 o'clock noon. Those sent in at a later, hour up
to 2:30--will appear on the second or third page
this paper under the heading, "Latest Wants."
N I'MEROrS REQTjESTS FOB
. IXFORMATIOX IN REGARD TO
'. FOVRTH-CLASS POSTOFFICES
(By Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner.)
Washington. May 31. The mall of
nearly every member of Congress Is
being clogged with requests for in
formation relative to the filling of
, fourth-class postoffices. Here is the
information most sought:
I
" , Q. What was the Taft order per
taining to 4th class postmasters?
f. A. It was an executive order made
on Oct. 16. 1912. placing all fourth
class postmasters under Civil Service
without an examination.
Q. What was the effect of this or
der? A. It meant each 4th Class Post
master in the U. S. then in i office
would hold the office indefinitely re-
gardless of bis fitness or qualifications,
vacancies of course to he filled based
n a, competitive -examination.
Q Wherein was this order unfair?
. A. It put postmasters under Civil
Service who had received their ap
pointment by virtue of political con
siderations and took no account of
merit whatsoever.
Q. - What to the "Wilson Way?"
A. President Wilson, on May 7,
1813. issued -an executive- order.
amending the Taft order, which pro
vides that in all 4th class postoffices
where ' the compensation lo; I 1 80. per
year or over," there shall he-held, ah
open competitive examination by the
Civil Service Commission,; the result of
which shall be -certified by the.Cpm
miseion to - the. Postmaster .General.
The Postmaster General shall appoint
one of the three receiving the highest
ratlngi, J.
Q. IXnvr are they appointed -when
the compensation is under $180.7
A. By -:, the Pose master ' General
bawd upon- a report made by a post
office Inspector. ' ,;'.',
Q. 'Who holds these examinations?
A. - Lecal examtnlnft hoards are ap
pointed by the Civil- Service Commis
sion to conduct-the examination.
Q. " When will .these' examinations
he held? ' " '
A. : It Is Impossible to tell at this
time:- but they wm be held as soon as
the" Department can take care of the
work, and as" the needs of the service
require. . -
Q. Where are examinations'' held?
A. ' At- the most convenient "point.
Q. , How does one make application
for examination?
A. Arter an examination ; is an
nounced the applicant secures, upon
request, at the local postoffiee.I form
1758. which is the proper blank, to be
filled out and which contains full In
formation pertaining to the examina
tion. " !
Q. What -Is the nature of the -ex
amination?
A. It .covers elementary arithme
tic, penmanship, letter writing, copy
intr tests, together with statement as
to facilities for transacting; the 'busi
ness of the offiee.
Q. How can one get-more complete
information pertaining to .this matter?
A. . By writing to the "ClviKService
Commission, Washington. D. C." ask
ing for copies of form 1752 and. 1759,
wriicoi, contain instructions to appli
cants and rules and regulations gov
erning appointments, or by -writing
yoor aemoer-ol- Congress.
The contrasting, top ehoe is again
exploited in an, oxford gray cloth .up
per on the dull ( calf verhp. .
Some lingerie frocka are of eyelet
embroidery over a. foundation, of color
ed hnen of sheer quality.
The fancy buckle of cut steel is
adopted as the favorite trimming on
tin or patent leather slippers.
The successful summer wardrobe
ertould contain one of the charming
eparate wraps of brocaded eilk.
Sris3t.jgiiUg"rass i
of
Unclassified
WANTED. Waitress,
class, good wages.
Crescent Ave.
must be first
Hotel Drew, 67
R 3-1 bo
VASE AND BOX PLANTS 24 for
$1.00, 12 aster plants free. Schleich.
ert's Greenhouses, North Bridge
port. Tel. 4934. ... R 31 sp
"WANTED. To loan money on small
patented Invention. Very useful. H.
i L. 181, care of Farmer. R 31 sp
WANTED TO BUY second hand fur
niture, atoves. carpets, etc. 290
Btate St. Phone S10-13. Gl tf
UPHOLSTERING, Furpfture Hep air
ed and refinished. Prices always
reasonable at 8 tram's Furniture
Store. State, near Clinton. HS tto
WANTED. Furniture, stoves. car
pets, store fixtures, Ac Tel. 108.
City Auction Ceu. 296 Btate St.
a 2i
IOO CANT BEAT Cuea-lexlne tab
lets for constipation. Try them.
- CI 1 o
T BOMHOS A BILTZ MARKBTf la
Btate St Will have Sausage Meat
every day. H tto
BEDDING PMOTS 24 for 1.00, 12
aster plants free. -; Schlelchert's
Greenhoueen, North Bridgeport. Tel
4934. ' - ' R 31 sp
FOR SALE. 1 fine large building
lots, 60x100. north St. Vincent's
hospital about two minutes walk
from -trolley, fine view ot Loss -
land Sound. Will fee sold very rea
sonable to quick 'buyer. Address
Richard Shults. Exeter St.
. H 29 s f po
fiTOVES REHAIHED, all KlnfV sup
plies, ail mattes, pipe,- grates. oncKs.
etc. Charges reasons 'ilsi 1716 Mala
St. 118aol6tf.
NETW-TOHK TJOLOGNA and muvJt:
furters, home -nade -meat loaf, fresh
da41y. . Peter.. Hron, 31 Stratford
Ave. O 18 K H o
A TJTO MOBILES FOR HIRE. Aston
Garage, . Phone 8,29 3. - Day or
night- ' ' R tf o 1 8 6
GERANIUMS, all colors, fine for bed
ding, 60c per doz, 12 aster plants
free. Schlelchert's "Greenhouses,
North Bridgeport. .Tel. 4934. t
' -, R 31 s p
GUINEA HENS, ducks, roasting
ehlckens. broilers, fowl, liver pudding-.
sausage" meat, bologna. Bom
noa A Bllti. Oll'lll
NOTICE.
,1
' Special - meeting La dies' Auxiliary
No. 10, A. O. H.,-No. 164 State, June
2nd, ,7:30 p. m. to arrange for funeral
of Sister Mrs. Peter Stafford.
i B. A. LESTEIR, Pres.
a ' M. J. FULTON. Secy.
NOTICE.
The hotel property formerly con
ducted by George K. Smith & Com
pany, - located on the - "Ferry Road,
so-called, in the -Town of Stratford,
consisting " of the hotel building, out
houses and the furniture, fixtures and
stock in said ' hotel, and s about six
acres of land extending from said
Ferry Road to the Housa tonic River,
will-be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the 6th day of
June,' 1913,'at four o'clock'in" the af
ternoon. Terms will be announced at
the sale. .......
WILLIAM B.. TUTTLE,
Surviving partner of George E. Smith,
' etc. - . ' - - -. ' - D 2 s -
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LEAVES 2,O0O TO
- LITCHFIELD HOSPITAL.
Winsted,; Conn.. June 2. The will
of Miss Julia E. Rockwell was admit
ted to probate, Saturday. Margaret
Hinsdale Wheeler, of Cambridge,
Mass.. receives $1,000,. Rev. W. W.
Rockwell, of New York, $1,000, the
women's auxiliary to the Litchfield
county hospital, $2,000, and the resi
due goes to a sister. ;- -
Lost and Found
LOST. Wednesday afternoon, a hunt
ing case gold watch with inscrip
tion inside back of case, Frank- L.
Packard, from 'Mother, June 23,
1894; also monogram F. L. P.- on
outside front case. Reward if re
turned to above, in any saaoe at
331 Maple street, or Briegeport
Brass. 11 29 s
SALESMAN WANTED.
EXPERIENCED TRAVELING sales
man by manufacturer to . solicit
mills and factories with modern
belt lacing device, on salary or com
mission. "References required. Ad
dress1 required. Address, Box 71,
Westfield, Mass. v R31b.
To Bent
TO RENT. 3 furnished rooms, light
housekeeping. Call from 9 to 1.
Tel. 493-2. R 28 dp
TO RENT. 471' Seaview Ave:, apart
ment of eight rooms, view of Sound
and harbor, fine for boating, wide
veranda, twenty minutes' walk to
center or' eight by trolley, all im
provements. ' R 28 dp
TO RENT. 7 room flat, modern Im
provements, 1126-28 Fairfield Ave.
Inquire Simmer Bros., 17 9 Golden
Hill St. Tel. 2417-2. R 27 dp
TO RENT. 6 rooms, i?as, electric
lights, bath : and stationary tubs,
corner Spring .St. and Sanford Ave,
Fairfield, Conn. Inquire H. F. Red-
dy. Security Building. Phone 1600
or 1808-3. Bridgeport, Conn.
' - : V SO f-
TO BENT. Apply " 71' Washington
Terrace, 7 . room flat, modern, " rea
sonable to right party. U 26 tf
TO RENT. Nicely furnished rooms,
in strictly respectable family. 627
Fairfield Ave. Phone 358-3.
- U 14 tf. .
TO RENT. Store, 800 Fairfield
ave-
nue, opposite Blue Ribbon Garai
. ' 8 4. tl
se.
tf.
TO RENT. Upstairs flat. 7 rooms. In
two family house. -'.Fine neighbor
. hood, all modern improvements. Ap
- ply ri Washington Terrace. U8 tf
FOR RENT Rooms, for 'manufactur
ing or storage. ' Gledhill & Co., 421
Water St R8 tf
TO.- RENT Nice . - light - furnished
. rooms to - man and wife for light
- housekeeping.- References ' ex
changed; rent $6.50 per week.. Ad
, ' dress B. A. W., care Farmer.
T2 tf
Furnished Rooms to Rent
FOR LIGHT housekeeping: Running
water. Bath. Address Reasonable.
care of Farmer. BIT tl
furnished room to ;rent, well
appointed. - electric lights, steam
heat, hot water. . private bath, pri
-ate phone if - desired, in - select
, neighborhood. Clinton - Ave.; near
Maplewood Ave., with' private fam
ily. Can be seen by appointment
i only. References exchanged. Ad
dress P. O. Box 450.. - U 26 tf N
Situations Wanted
W ANTE D. Position, by a reliable
young man, Z4 years oia, as a col
lector, mlesmao. or any outside Posi
tion. References. Address R. H.
C. care of Evening Farmer or
Phone 858-2. A20tf
POSITION ' WANTED. -By man cap
able or taxing cnarge or oxnee ana
making himself useful at-anything.
Good at figures- and writing. Ad
dress C 1., care of Farmer Pub.
CO. r 17 - tf
WANTED: Position In Men's - de-
ts, rtm ,nt nf rr.ilitiPAthTi, ),n,BA
Has had- experience at selling, also
collecting. Best of references. At
present ompioyed. Address L.L.B.,
WANTED. Position In store or with
arm witn posslDitlties ot -auvauc-e
ment Would like position as' out
aide salesman. - Salary reasonable)
to start. Adarcss Si. J. jA wire of
Farmer. H 19 tf
Pianos and Musical
Instruments , '
FOR SALE. Used piano of reputable
mate -in nne condition. ' will sell
cheap for cash. Address Piano,
care or Farmer. ' t zs tr.
PIANOS TUNED and repaired by an
experienced iactory - -man- terms
reasonable. Send postal. Tuner.
care of Farmer. H 23 tf
FOR SALE House organ. $20;ptano,
8145. Zither. patented ' deaixn.
Will accept weekly payments.. Ad
dress) L. A. Ml., care Farmer.
Tl a
PIANOS TUNED by oar own factory
man. thorough ' experience and ab
solute satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 2526. WUsner Warerooma,
Broad and State Sta. , '2 al"
USED KNA6B PIANO, taken In
ehansre for Dlaver. beautiful tone,
serf act condition, will sell cheap fot
cash or easy payments. William A
Tomlinsoc, 15 Fairfield avenue, up
stairs. Basal Building. Room 100
28. T 8 tf.
WANTED. To buy all kinds of sec
ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams.
Redfleld's old stand, 43 Harrison St.
', Telephone 1015-2. R 14 aSp
Employment Agency
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
all kinds or neip suppiiea. sarm
Eklund. 839 Lenox avenue. Tele
phone 1231-8. A 11 tf
CHICHESTER S pill
1 HR 1MAMOND BRAND.
Lildlefl! ASK yoiir vrtiseiM lorv .
Cbi-cuea-ter JUfstmond nnuidA
fill In Red and Ctoid mrtalUcVf,
boxes. MtUcd wltA Blue Ribbon.
Tk bo ther- or your Z-
Tr,.-Ask for C 11 1-O IIE8.TEE
SuflAMOND BRAND PILLft, fK 9
wean kao-jsn fts Best. Saftwt. Always Retial
Br,?:3'
A. AT
4 V I.
For Sale
FOR SALE. 2 family house. Connec
ticut Ave., $5,300. 2 family house,
large yard. Hicks St.. $3,700. 6
room cottage, 7 minutes from P. O..
$2,950. Address L. W.'. care of
Farmer. R 6 tf.
MUST BE SOLD Private residence
in best part- of Prospect St. I-iarge
rooms, fine condition. Address Pri
vate, care of Farmer.- B. 5 tf.
FINE HOME FOR SALE. Two fami
lies, 10 minutes walk from post-
office, fine neighborhood, modern
building, will bell reasonable, part
cash, balance on mortgage. Address
P. O. Box 450. City. ' U 26 tf
SHONINGER PIANO, Al condition,
, $9Q.O0; Hasbrouch less than 1 year
old . si 40.on; ' Bover. mahogany.
equal to new, $126.00; Newton, full
size, only slightly, used $135.00.
Cash or easy payments. Consoli
dated Piano Co, opp. Post Office,
Cannon St. ', U 12 tf.
SEVERAL TJSED PIANOS at rare
ppices. Shoninger. ebony, $90.oo.
Hasbrouch.mahogany, $140.00; Bay
er, mahogany, $125.00; Newton,
$lS5.00. These ptanos have been
practically rebuilt and are in- Al
condition. Cash or easy payments.
r.nlirtntort Piano Co.. OPP. Post
Office, Cannon SL U 12 tt
FOR SALE. Fine 'two family house.
Pays 10 per cent, on $7,200. ss.ouw
will buy it $2,500 cash, the bal
ance can remain on mortgage. Mod
ern throughout. fine residential
neighborhood. Address) Lock Box
450. City. Ptf.
FOR SALE Building tots corner Con
necticut and Carroll Aves.. iiouana
Ave., and Hoilister Heights. Wm.
. Broch. 847 Fairfield Ave. S 20 tf
VTRGINTAx RIVER FARM 176 acres.
J00 rich bottom, room nouse. soon
barn, 1 mile of electric line. 6 miles
of Richmond. Only. $7,600; terms,
fiend for free list-7 00 Farm Bar
gains. Casselman & Company. Rich
mond, Virginia. , B 8 ap
FOR SALH. Fine two family house.
good central location. nve min
utes walk from Post Office. Will
sell cheap. Pays 10 on $?.
For full particulars address Post
Office Box 460, City. H23tf
TWO FAMHY ROUSE, good central
seignDornooa. mooerniy equipped.
$7,000. Mortgage can remain. Ad
dress H. W. P.. care of Farmer. -
H 80 tf.
AMBULANCE PRIVATE does any
distance.. Telephone 16-61. James T.
Ronrke, 1295 Main St. S 6
FOR S A L E
My Residence, 405 Seaview
- Avenue
T.B.WARREN
29 Sanford Building
Photography
DEVELOPING of films and plates for
amateurs, first class work guaran
teed. Armstrong-Whitman Studio,
Park and Fairfield Aves. T2 "
Upholstering
UPHOLSTERING. Furniture Repair
ed and rellnisned. f rices always
reasonable at Stram'a Furniture
Store. State, near Clinton.- H 6 tf
DLD FURNITURE RENEWED, chain
recaned, upholstering. Ova C. Mui
Uns. 825 East Matin street. Phone
104-I. . - . 1 7 a
Out-of-Town Ads
ADVERTISING SERVICE Place
your advertisements in the out-of-
town newspapers, at - the regular
rates - through .Read's Advertising
v Agency, zio Connecticut uanit Blag.
H.10.-JP
Printers and Stationers
GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRICES.
1.000 Cards, Statements, Bill Heads,
Envelopes, Note Heads, or Circulars,
printed for only $2.00. Stksay, 83
Reilley street. UJ8'1 tf
' 1
GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRICES,
100 Cards, Statements. Bill Heads,
4 envelopes, Note Heads, or Circu-
i lars, printed for only $2.00. Slksay
83 Reilly street. U22tf
1AK PKJiasS prints business cards.
envelopes, bill heads, statements,
tickets, programs, show cards, cir
culars. Low prices, first class work.
.i rtvu l oL-onemer, nop., 16-18 K.OI
sutn St., corner Stratford Ave.
t-none 2 603-12. Union office.
T3 tf
Financial
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK, United
states repository capital, S250. 000
surplus and profits, $450,000. Frank
Miller, President; David F. Read,
, Vice President; Charles E. Hough,
Cashier; Henry B. Terrill. Asst.
Cashier; Robert A. Beers, Asst.
cashier.
THE CONNECTICUT NATIONAL
BANK, of Bridgeport, corner Main
and wall streets. S. W. Baldwin,
President: H. S. -Shelton, Vice Pres
ident; L. H. Powe, Cashier; T. C.
tummmr, Assistant uasnier. Cap
ital, $33 2,100; Surplus and Profits,
aump, $380,ouo. -
Barrels
BUY AND SELL all kinds of empty
barrels. Sawdust for sale. Bridge
port Barrel Co.. 58 Beardsley St.
Phone 1371. A25 tf
LADIES HAIR DRESSING
Shampoo. Facial Massage, Scalp
Treatment. Marcel Wave. Super
fluous Hair removed with Electio
Needle, Manlcurlns;.
Harriet E. Sherwood
119 Security Building
TttK MAIN ST. Phone ISIS
Help Wanted
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE
MEN, wages about $100 i- experience
, unnecessary. Send age, stamp. Rail
way, care Farmer. U 6 t 1 3 6
WANTED. One hundred laborers to
work on the construction of Morris
Dam. $2.00- per day. Good boarding-
accommodation. No labor trou
ble. The Ry&n-Unmack Co., Thom
aston. Conn. - R 21 aj
Merchants Exchange
Edwin Smith &
Co.. dealers In
guns, fishing
acKle ana
sporting goods.
-Vm, acM .. 51.1910
get your keys fitted, locks repaired,
saws filed.- lawn mnwra attamened.
a?l a" kinds of light repairing done
uuuui b ijun store, 95 Wall mreei.
Telephone 32S2-3. .
WE MAKE RUBBER STAMPS. Steel
siaraps, Stencils, Notary and Lodge
Seals, Badges, Brass and Enamel
Signs, and carry a most complete
line of Stamp Supplies. Call and
see us. The Schwerdtle Stamp Co.,
41 Cannon St. ' , . R 29 d" .
REAL ESTATE, Country Resorts ana
all kinds of classified advertise
ments taken for newspapers every
where at the regular rates. ' Read's
Advertising Agency, 210 Conn. Bank
Building. R 1 tf .
PAPER your room $2.60 up. also
jnuuubb. worKmansnip guarantees.
F- Beck & Co., 508 Logan St. Phone
2651-12. B 10 tf
STERLING LE Equal to Bass ale.
i o oenia per coen. Bottled by
Carr, 96 Cannon -street.. ' Phone
l9-3 G17 tf
SHOE REPArRING. at moderate
prices. The Only up-to-date shop
in town. We call and deliver. Tele
phone 1391.. 'Goodyear Shoe Re
pairing Co., 76 John St. R! tf
DOOR - AND WINDOW SCREENS
made to ?rder. Odd screens repair
ed -in all kinds of wood and (finish.
Estimates furnished. Henry C. Hoff
man & Co.. 255 Water St. Rl tf
SHOW OASES Cigar combination
and. silent salesman, store and of
fice fittings, t Cabinet work of all
kinds designed and made. Hoffman
Show Case Co.. 255 Water St.
R14 tf
Wanted To Buy
WANTED To buy all kinds of second
nand rurnlture. - Geo.- r.' Totams,
Redfleld'sj old stand. 43 Harrison St,
leiepnone xuxo-z. - -B18 a$- "p
BUY OLD HORSES to till. Re
move dead ones fre of charge any-
wnere witnm 25 miles of Bridge
port. F. H. Daniels, .'2367 Madison
Road. Tel. 4837. . Lll
WANTED To buy all kinds of sec
ond, hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams,
Redneld s old stand, 43- Harrison St.
Telephone 1015-2, B12 at p
TOU DON'T WANT any old Junk or
old things around your premises.
but we want them as we need them
for our business. Sell them to
Jacob Bros. , We-will pay you the
highest price and get them out . of
your way. Prompt- attention and
satisfaction is our record. 65 Kos
suth St. Tel. 236. .- R6 tf
Storage Warehouses
STORAGE ' OF FURNITURE -Sepa
rate rooms, securely locked, furni
ture and china packing. Furniture
and. pianos removed, large vans.
careful handling. Bridgeport Storage-Warehouse
Co., 1285 Main -St.
Cor; Congress St. Tel. 1034-2. ,
Personal
CARD READER Advice on all af
fairs, 25c. Mrs. Levy, 674 Madison
Ave, fourth house above North Av.
L25 tf
ORDER your screen now, antique fur
niture renovated, fine cabinet work.
Carl A. Schmidt "120 Cleveland
avenue. . . R 18 a5p
Educational
PIANO INSTRUCTION Given by a
young lady, terms reasonable. Call
or address, 14 9 Golden Hill.
B 20 a f p
STUDENTS wanted In practical ad
vertising class. Terms reasonable.
Theoretical, practical, scientific and
psychological advertising in all its
blanches taught For fall informa
tion -address Box 450. City. T2 tf
Fire Department Inadequate
Yon probably noticed this statement
Better tnina about some insurance
hadn't yon? We would rather insure
yon here than hereafter.
BARTRAM & GREENE
Franklin Block. All kinds of Insur
ance, Bonds and Real Estate
A GOOD MOTTO
Do not be without a Fire In
surance Policy. Call or write
Anderson &Co
53 JOHN STREET
GENERAL INSURANCE
Every Woman
U inter est eo sao snenua jenavr
bant hi wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Spnj
new vaginal Syringe.
Best most convenient. It
jiftm cleanses Inrtantiy,
Ask your druKKist for itTm
Tf be emnnoc supply me
MARVEL, accent no other?"
hit send ntamn for lUnstratBd
KahU aAit Tr cives full turtlcn-
lrs flnddirectioru Invaluable to UdieaT7WRj
PNABVEL CO.. 44 East 234 SlrssC New TorK
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Business Directory
Save Time. Phone Your Orders
Save Time, Telephone Your Orders, They -will
receive the same careful attention from the merchant .
whose cards appear herewith, as though you called
at their several places of business in person. Use
this Directory FREELY you will find it great con-,
venlence.
Art Glass
BRIDGEPORT ART GLASS CO, 15 S
John St. .' Phone 1017-6
Automobile Dealers
H. M. FORD
Distributor Maxwell Cars and the
R. C H. $90.
1887 Main St ' Phone 1872
ETARBUCK - MATTTCE, FORD
CARS, -859 Fairfield Ave.
Phone 4075-2
Automobile Supplies
N.: E. AUTO SUPPLY CO. - Let as
t prove how we can save yon Z5 to 46
- per cent on your supplies. . 610
' Main St ' Phone 4266
Auto Tires and Repairing
THE A. L. 8CHATOIB CO, 867 F.-ir-
Celd Ave. - . .'Phone 16
CONN. AUTO TTRE CO.
Recovering and Repairing a Boeclaltr
New and Second Hand Tires in stock
241 Connecticut Ave. Phone XI
Bakers
MRS. HILL'S BAKERY. Bread that
makes a feast of every meat. Onoe
tasted, never wasted. 155 Wood A v.
' . Phone 2308
CROUCH PLA8SMAN. Try "Never
- Enough Bread." 601 Howard Ave.
Phone 1657-5
" Beaver Board - v
THE A. W. BURRITT CO, Knowlton
St Phone 506
Bottlers
JACOB RUPFERTS BREWERY, 21!
llousatonls Ave. Phone 577
WALTER
STAPLETON, Lumber St
Phone 1048
Clothing
THE SURPRISE. STORE. Security
Bldg. . Phone 1603
Coal
THE, WHEELER & HOWES CO, Inc.
1221 Main St Phone 844-2
PEOPLE'S COAL AND WOOD YARD
Admiral and Carbon Sts. Phone 68-4
Confectionery :
C. D. LANE, 1040 .Main St Phone 242
Doctor
DR. ALICE It. FTTOH, 5S Iranlstan
Ave..' near State St Office hours:
9 a- m. to 8 p. m. Phone 4831.
Druggists
JENNIE HAMILTON PHARMACY.
Cor. Main and state sts. none szz
, Employment Bureau
BRIDGEPORT EMPLOYMENT: BTJ
REAU, supplies companions, moth
ers' helpers, nurse maids and com
petent domestio help, 670 State St
I Phone 4111-2
Furniture Mover
H. G. DEM3IE CO. '
If you want your piano or furni
ture moved safely give the job to
Demme- '.'i
152 Union Ave. Phone 23 t
T
Garages
BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, 295 Fair
field Ave. Phone -8126
BOULEVARD GARAGE.agents "Win
ton Cars;" second hand cars also.
246 Conn. Ave. Phone 1054-8
ELM AUTO OO, 184 Elm St
Phone 1801
WOOD AVENUE GARAGE;. Oi Wood
Ave. . - Phone 242
GIRLS WANTED
IN THE CORSET DEP ARTMENT
TO WORK ON MACHINES
Hose supporter stitching, flossing-, steel sUtchlrue. steel coverinjE.
end fastening, making, Joining, shaping, tacking, stringing, inspecting
and on various kinds of hand work such as floss cupping, sewing.
measuring, marking- and clasping. ,
. PAY MADE UP TO LEARNERS
BOX DEPARTMENT On all kinds of paper boxes.
METAL DEPARTMENT For light foot press work. Boys for
racking up work.
The Warner Brothers' Co.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
G-as and Gasoline Engines
WALDORF MOTOR A MACHINE i
L, CO. buys and sells I nglnes and maw
wimer, r ir h( ciaai repairing.
188 Cannon: 6t Phone 3.'807-
Gowns
THE WOMEN'S SMART SHOP ,
A little Paris all our own
' For those who select gowns at home -167
Golden HUL. Phone 668-6
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. ' Hotels
ADAMS HOUSE, 40-42 Fairfield Ave,,
' Phone 1488 f
Ice Dealers
DENTS A SQUIRES, 814 Honsatorrlel i
Ave. Phone 2888!
Zaundrte3
WOOD AVENUE LAUNDRY .
We treat your clothes as our owiv
V If you like the idea telephone.
Wood and Benham Aves.
Phones 188 -
Lumber
FRANK MILLER LUMBER CO, 15S
B. Wash. Ave. Phone 103
Motor Cycles
EXCELSIOR MOTOR CYCLES, S. T.
Kellogg. 615 Stats SL Phone 1861
. Nurses' Registry .
nurses central registry
AND HOME. Our telephone is fnl
, your accommodation, plus ezpedi-
i ency and Judicious selection. 10
FairBeld ;Av;?-.-s !? '.r-Phone, 854
- ". ..' h (
NURSES WEST END REGISTRY '
AND HOME, J78 State St
. Phone 88 28
Papers, Magazines, Rags
DISBROW A LAW
205 John St
Phone 161C-8
; Piano Tuning
WtSSNER PIANOS,
State Sts.
Cor. Broad ant.
Phone 258
Pianos
WM. A. TOMLINSON, 15 Fairfield
Ave. - Phone 2057-4
Real Estate Agents
BARTRAM A GREENE, 1(4 State St
Phone 461.
Second Hand Furniture
H. A. JASMIN, 856 State St Call
up 1068 and get 10 per- cent more
for your goods. Why T Low rent,
larger business, quick sales.
Shoe Stores
B. B. THING CO., 1168 Main St
THE CARTWBIGHT SHOE CO, MS
. Main St - , Phons ltK
Spring Water
f
HIGHLAND MINERAL SPTtrNO
, WATER CO. A pure water bill la'
better than a doctor's bill and less
expensive. 48 Warren St
Phone 8S7
POWHATTAN SPRINGS. Nature"
crystal ,beverMre ,1a man's drink.
-J784 North Ave. Phone 1042-8
Tailors '
NUNNOLD, 192 3"alrfleld Ave.
L. B.
Theatres
LYRIO
THEATRE, 1422
Main St
Th,n A It 1 B
FOLPS THEATRE. Fairfield Ave,
Phone 874
Type-writing-XIultigraphing
GEO. N. SEARSi Notary Public, 108
Meigs' building. Phone 922-4
Typewriters
8CULLTNS TYPEWRITER Exshanee,
157 State St. Phone 41
PLUMMER TtPEWTUTER Eli
CHANGE, 156 FcJrfield A.v.
'- Phone 29 38
Corner Lafayette and Gregory Sts.
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SCLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHLRi
ERL 1
Farmer Want Ada. One Cent a Word.