THE FARMER: JULY 5, 1913
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 15 words isc, 3 times 35c
Real Estate to Buy and Sell Furnished Rooms to Rent Business Men's Exchange
FOR SALE
TO LET
HELP WANTED
SITUATIONS
If you are out of work. The Farmer Wants Ads ought
to he of material assistance to you. Bead them over
carefully each day.
For Sale" Advertisements la The Farmer luring ready
purchasers. Try one, you will be surprised at the im
mediate results. ,
TftfefEe dowvn . iinllfld nlacard and Miumt
MBny men and women call at The Farmer and look
over the Help Wanted- Ads. It you need help Ad
vertise. .. . ' . ;
' roomer la the modern W through a Farmer clasa-
advertlsenient
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Today's Wants
Wants Ads -will be received for this page up to
12 o'clock noon. Thee a seat in at a later hour up
to 2:S0 will appear on the second or third .page of
this paper under the heading, "Latest Wants." .
u. cf p. mm. coiittee
i liILL EflTERTJini VISITORS
FR0F.1 EUROPEAN SCHOOLS
A committee of prominent Philadel
phia men. with Joseph R. 'Wilson as
'chairman, and a large university com
mittee, of which Dr. Edgar F. Smith
'is honorary chairman, is making final
arrangements Nfor entertaining more
f than one hundred students from vari
!oi European jiniversl ties who will at
j tend the Sight Annual Congress of
t the International Federation of Stu
! dents this summer. The delegates
will spend September 8, 9 and 10 at the
University of Pennsylvania and in the
city of Philadelphia, and the oombin-
ted committees will arrange for the en
tertainment of the delegates touring
their entire sojourn. The Itinerary
includes a comprehensive visit through
the university campus and buildings,
FalrmooDt Park, the suburbs of Phll-
taaZphla. and the various historical
m. numents. The programme alio in
cludes a cumber of dinners, luncheons
and theatre parties, a reception by
j Provost Bd?ar V. Smith at the unl
Iverssty, and one by Mayor Fdanken
Itarar at city haD.
Combining the most advanced fea
tures of the nation's model schools
with a system of summer recreation
nad outdoor study, the University of
Pennsylvania will open July T, a "7a-
-cation School and Recreation Centre
lor Efies and Girls." The school,
which will continue Its sessions until
Au.gxmt 15. is not a vacation centre
established for the benefit of the chil-
fdren in an overcrowded district, but
a school founded in the belief that
children need different study com- j
bincd with outdoor life instead of
summer inactivity. The school Is to
otUixe the resources of the University
and will offer instruction by teache-s
jjcktd fiom various well known model
schools nad city systems. The vari
ous forms of recreation will centre
about the school play-ground, the Uni
versity swimming pool, the Botanical
Gardens and the University and Com
mercial Museums. The work will be
that of eight primary and grammar
school grades. Including a kiadargar
ten and will be limited to what Is
most vital In the studies characteris
tic of each and adapted to vacation
time. The class-work will be given
la the Kcvton Grammar school. Swim
ming will form an Important feature
in the recreation phase of the echooL
The boys and girls will use the pool
tat the JOniversity gymnasium for an
hour on alternate days. Swimming
; instructors will be In charge to guard
againsti accidents and to leacn tne
children '.the approved strokes. Every
morning there will be a. half-hour
rcess .for organized play. In the
school yard will be giant strides, horr
Isostal ladders, swings, teeter ladders,
bean bags,: climbing poles, and a basket-ball
ooorC ' Together with .. the
school yard play, the children will
make excursions to points of histori
cal and geographical Interest, such as
the Commercial and University Mu
seums and city parka.
OBEY THAT IMPULSE!
Instead of enduring the dally tor
t raent of weak back, backache, sore
kidneys, swollen joints and rheuma
tism, obey the impulse to take Foley
Kidney Pills. They oo-operate with
nature, which accounts for their suc
cess In all kidney and bladder disor
ders. They are healing, strengthening
and tonic Obey that impulse today
and give them a chance to help you.
F. B. Brill, Stratford Avenue and Sixth
street- 1 3 6
FHXN IIS ( and Fac-Slmile Letters.
6,000 Bond Letter Heads $8.50, 1,
000 Fac-8imile Letters $3.00. Spe
cial prices In quantities. Siksay, 83
ReUley street. TJ 25 tf 6
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Unclassified
MADAMS! AVEUNA," 29 Reservoir
avenue. Renowned Palmist and Card
Reader Astrology. a P
TOTING MAN to distribute samples
and collect. Send. 10c for sample
1 and particulars. Denny Supply Co.,
' Box 268, Pittsburgh, fl.JBi., i-a. ,
. P 6 b P
MATT TO TRAVEL in Connecticut.
Groceries, candies, jewelry. Good
- pay and tailored suit or 20 year
. watch free in 90 days. Experience
unnecessary. J. E. McBrady & Co-
Chicago. , i- B r-p
LOST. Fox terrier dog. Finder re
turn to S17 George street Re
ward. P 3 bp
PILGBIMA6E $18.50. Bridgeport to
St. Anne via New Tork. Aug. 8. . In
quire St. Anthony's Rectory, 96 Col
orado avenue. City. 1 PI dp "
ITOIl SALE Fischer second hand up
. right piano $75. Saturday only.
. Steinert's. 91B Main St. PS bo
WANTED. -By , respectable colored
, woman position as cook In the coun
: try. Call or write at 87 Falrview
-', Ave., Stratford, Conn. " . PI sp
CrHOIIffiING Furutrurwr Repair
ed and refinished. Prices aJ wars
reasonable at . S tram's Furniture
Store, State, near Clinton. H5 tta
WANTEB. Furniture. stoves.
eta. store Fixtures. c . xej. - iu .
ity Auction jow exate en.
YOU CANT BRAT Casea-aeJdne tab
lets fur eonsUpatiom. Trytheor. ,
FOR SALE. 1 fine large building
lots, 60x100. north St. Vincent's
hospital about two minutes' . walk
from trolley, fine view of Long Is
land Sound. Will be sold very rea
sonable to quick buyer. vd dress
Richard Bhulta. Exeter St.
B I " p
AT BOKMOS BILT2J MARKET fa
State St. WU1 nave Sausage Meat
every day. Ill tf.o
WANTED TO BUZ second band fur
nlture. stoves, carpets,, etc. 899
State St. Phone 10-1S. OI'Ul
GEORGE P. BAND
Formerly, the G. P. Rand A Co. -ENTEKIOR
MARBLE3 AND TILE
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Slate, Marble, Bath Room Tiles, Cer
amic Tile, Fire Pfaoe Tile, Fire
Place Fixtures
The Best of Workmanship '
1569 XRASISTAK ATE, Plkme 3413
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MAKT E. WILLIAMS HARISON
vs. ' s. Order of Notice,
: DAVID H. HARISON
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
FAIRFIELD COUNTS', SS., '
SUPERIOR COURT.
Bridgeport, June 13, A. I., 1913.
Upon the complaint of the said Da,
via H. Harison praying, for reasons
therein set forth, for a. divorce now
pending before this Court, having
been found by this. Court that Mary
E. Williams Harison, the said defend
ant is absent from this State and gone
to parts unknown, but formerly resid
ed in the City of Bridgeport, and that
notice of the pendency of the com
plaint was given as required by order
of notice heretofore . issued, and now
the plaintiff asks for a further order
of notice in the. premises.
. Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
riven by publishing this order in the
Bridgeport Evening Farmer, a news
paper printed in said Bridgeport once
each week for three weeks successive
ly, commencing on or'before the 21st
day of June. A. IX, 1913.
By the. Court,
WM. T. HAVTLAND,
Clerk of the Superior Court for Fair
. field County. D 21 s 6 6 8'
To Bent
TO ' RENT. Nicely furnished rooms,
In strictly respectable family. 62
Fairfield Ave. Phone -.
- TJ 14 tf.
TO RENT. Store, 800 Fairfield ave
nue, opposite Blue -KlDDon uaras
s . XX.
FOR RENT Rooms for manufacture
ing or storage. Gleanu 1'i.J
water Bt. "
ami. . . - A. m. , .,t.T,.
rooms to man and wife for light
' , I T af.TM.WfnB ex
changed; rent f S.SO per week. Ad
dress K. A. care Farmer.
- Tl tx '
rurnlshed Ilooms to Sent
tt Tl ttvt n K Warren' St.. 8 fur
nished rooms, light housekeeping.
- Call from toL xei. -.
D 12 a S 1
Help Wanted
AGENTS in every town: quick selling
. . U-ir Car
now. S25 "to $50 weekly- Success
aoDut cu iv mzic'-w -
low Specialty Co, Tyngsboro, Mass.
ro-fli M1111.1U ' vr.ir.Aa ' WiHta for list of
Inventions wanted, by manuiacturers
and prizes offered ,for inventions.
Our four books sent free. Patent
secured or fee returned, v lctor J
Evans & Co., Washington, D- C.
R SI dp 6 6 6 6
GOJSHN"BlE?fT ErSLAMICTATIOSrS.-
ixtrst thorough preparation &. e
, tit... r Tn unnointed. Particu
lars free. American Civil Service
School, Washington, D. C.
; ( R 84 r P- 6 8 6 6 6
WANTED. One hundred laborers to
work oh the construction or Moms
Ta .v, a on tiwr i)av. 8ood board
ing accommodation. No labor trou-
. ble. The Ryan-Unmaclc Cow Tnom
aston. Conn. RSlaS
WANTED For U. S. Army; Able
bodied unmarried - men between
acres of 18 and 35;. citizens of United
States, of good character an4 tem
perate habits, who can speak; read
and write the English language.
For Information apply to Recruiting
Officer. 62 Cannon St., Bridgeport,
Conn. r- . r , . &
Situations Wanted
SITUATION WANTED. Toung male
,tvrAa deairea tiosltlon. , wm
travel. No contagious diseases. Best
reference. Address Attendant, care
Evening Farmer. ... D 80 d"p
POSITION' WANTED by reliable man
as fls.v or nierht watchman. Thor
oughly understands boiler. Steady
and reliable. Address ws-tenman.
care of Farmer. ; D 80 d
WANTS IX Poeitlon, try a reliable
young mas. 3-4. years oio. as a cot
lector, aaieemao, or any outside Posi
tion. References. Address R. . Bw
C-, care of Evening Farmer or
Phone tS8-. A80tf
POSITION WANTED. By man cap
aoie ox xaKing cnarge or oxzice ana
making himself useful at anything.
Good at figures . and writing. Ad
dress C. I, care of Farmer Pub.
Co. TlTtf
WANTED. Position In Men's - de
partments of credit clothing bouse.
Has had experience at selling, also
collecting. Best ot references. At
present employed. Address J. l w ;
earn n( Farmer. ' H. 1 it .
WANTED. Position In store or with
nrm with possibilities ot iavancu
ment Would like position as out
side salesman. Salary reasonable
to start. Address S. J. J.. car. of
Farmer. Hltf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, well
' appointed, electric lights, steam
beat, hot water, private bath, pri
vate phone if desired, in select
neighborhood. Clinton Ave., near
Maplewood Ave., with private fam
ily. Can be seen -by appointment
only. References exchanged. Ad
dress P. O. Box 460 U 28 tf
Financial
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK. United
States Depository Capital,$250,000;
surplus ana pronts, tiBu,uu, Frank
Miller, President; David F. Read,
Vice President; Charles E. Hough,
Cashier; Henry B. Terr ill. Asst.
Cashier; Robert A. Beers,. Asst.
- Cashier. . .
THE CONNECTICUT F- NATHHTAIi
BANK, of Bridgeport, corner Mala
- and Wall Streets. S. W. Baldwin.
' President; H. 8. Shelton, Vice Pres
ident; L. H. Powe, Cashier; T. C
Cummin g, Assistant Cashier. . Cap
ital, $882,100; Surplus and Profits,
Lump, $380,000. .
Printers and Stationers
F AC-SIMILE TYPEWRITTEN LET
TERS $1.00 per 1,000 In quantities;
1,000 Cards. Statements, Envelopes,
Billheads, Noteheads. or Circulars
$2.00. Siksay, 83 Reilley street.
U 2S tf
GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRICES,
100 Cards. Statements, Bill Heads,
, Envelopes, Note Heads, or Circu
lars, printed for only $2.00. Siksay,
83 Reilly street. U82tf
STAR PRESS prints business cards,
envelopes, bill heads, statements,
tickets, programs, show cards, cir
culars. Low prices, first class work,
Jacob Schneider, Prop.. 16-18 Kos
suth St., corner Stratford Ave.
Phone 2603-12. Union office.
TS tf
Personal
CARD READER Advice on all af
fairs, 2Bc. Mrs. Levy, 674 Madison
Ave., fourth house above North At.
L26 tf
ORDER your screen now, antique fur
niture renovated, fine cabinet work.
For Sale
FOR SALE. 34 foot motor boat, 12
h.p. engine, speed 9 miles guaran
teed. Sell with or without engine.
Address Motor, care Farmer.
, D 23 tf
FOR SALE. Piano used one year.
Combination coal and gas range.
300 Fairfield Ave. D19 tf
FOR SALEv Sickness compels me to
sell my stock of folding chairs,
whist and lunch tables, tools, etc.
at a great sacrifice.. Address Qeo.
, F. Stlllman, 126 Pembroke St. or
' 130 Kossuth St. D2tP
FOR SALE Building tots corner Con
neoticut and Carroll .Ave.. Holland
Ave., and Hoiiister Heights. Wm.
Broch, 847 Fairfield Ave. 6 SO tf
VIRGINIA RIVER FARM ITS acres.
100 rich bottom. S room house, good
' barn, 1 mile of electric line. 6 miles
or Richmond. Only $7,600; term
Send for free llst-700 Farm Bar
gains. Caseelman & Company. Rich
mond. Virginia. B 8 ;p
F OR S A LE
My Residence, 405 Seaview
. Avenue
- T. B. WARREN
. 29 Sanford Building
Out-of-Town Ads
ADVERTISING SERVICE Place
your advertisement lrj- the out-of
town newspapers, at 4ie regular
i rates through ' Read's Advertising
Agency. 210 Connecticut sank JBiag.
Ambulances
AMBULANCES Invalid cars . and
Limousines. Charges reasonable.
James T. Rourke, 1295 Main street.
Phone 1681. 1 D 7 dS"
Photography
DEVELOPING of films and plates far
amateurs, first class work guaran
teed. Armstrong-Whitman (Studio,
Park and Fairneia avwl 'r aj-
Upholstering
TPTrOLSTEKXNOL. Furniture Renalr-
. ad and reflnisbed. Prices always
. reasonable at strain's -jrnrniture
Store. State, - near Clinton. Bt'tl
PLD FURNITURE RENEWED, chairs
Tecaneo, upnoistering. uu j. mbi
11ns. 826 East Main street. Phone
1A46-S. , T 7 al
fnCAHBOATI
BRIDGEPORT LINE TO
NEW YORK :
. ' FARE 60 CENTS '
STEAMER BRIDGEPORT leave
Bridgeport, jrairneid Avenue Wharf,
week days. at . 8. A. M. Returning.
leave New Tork, week days. Pier 27.
E. F- 8 P. M.. Saturdays 2 P. M foot
22nd Street, 330 P. M., Saturdays 2:30
P. M. - ', . ' '
STEAMER NAUGATUCK
Bridgeport Pequonnock Wharf, foot of
Union street, aaiiy, except Saturday,
at 12 night' Returning, leave New
Tork, Pier 87, E. R.,daily, except Sun-
days,!! A-Ai. ijue isriugepoit 8.S0 PJi,
Excursions to New York
malLe eKCursiona to Wew Tork Sundara
-m e a. . rl. -. .
Whasrf ftt A. WC R.-itVmlngv leave
New York,. Fter T. E. R,, 5 j
Tu T t X7 TO Eon -a
XT 1C1 Vk VW J. JO. j .
Fare for Round Trip , . . 73c
Chndren . . U . . ... v40c
Tickets good only for date sold.
Musio by Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
L. B. NICkEBSOff, Agt.
; The N&w England Steamship Co.
MERCH ANTS LINE
' Dallv Excent Snnr1 ' S
Leanrea New - Ynpk. View f a t .
River, 8 p. m. Due at Brldgepoort.
jo n. u. Arrive new XOTk 7 a.
tn. For further Information and
rates apply to J. B. 'ithepard. Ap-m.
Summer Time Table Briilireport
Port Jefferson Steamboat Co
Steamer PARK CITY
f!ftnt C TTi. Trtnlrfti rt.f) ,
- . ' aoi&v.
(Single Fare, 75c; Round Trip Tickets.
uu i. ti season.
Matinee Excursions, from Bridgeport
dairy 1:30 p.m; returning, leave Port
Xff TflrkT1 1 " 5 il Tt lTl milTlrt t t-1 r-, .1.1 i
good day of issue, only 50c. Special
Excursions Tuesday, Friday and Sun
day from Port Jefferson. Sunday, leave
ruii gouwouu iu x. ill. txnvi p.m.;
Iaata TIt1 r1xrnrrt i9ri anA AQA v.
Automobile transportation.
Geo. M. Tooker, Agent
BRIDGEPORT
HYDRAULIC COMPANY
' NO. 820 MAIN STREET
Water- rates for the quarter ending
July 1st, 1813, are NOW DUE and
payable at the office of the Company,
No. 820 Main Street. All billa must
be paid on or - Derore
JULY 15TH, 1913
Business hours, Saturdays, from 8
a. m. to 1 2 m. - -
For the accommodation of the pub
lic the office will be kept open from
8 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
Mondays, July 7th and 14th, 1913
WALTER S. WILMOT,
P1 t Secretary
Girl Wanted? Read ths
Merchants' Exchange
Edwin Smith &
fji rionlAM In
guns, fishing
tackle and
sporting good a
, . . You can also
e?tDrJkeys fltteu. locks repaired.
nj -iT ,, . - mowers sharpenea,
af HItJflns ot "nt repairing done
T)? s.9,un store- Wall Street.
lelephone 4293-3. ;
STENCTLS We carry a full line of
stencil Jetters and figures, also make
stencils to order. Burning brands,
steel and rubber stamps. The
ffhwerdtle Stamp C6.. 41 Cannon
Bt- . P 3 d
5?mIT?1E RENEwED.chairs
Iet? ?.Pholflterlng, hair mattress
' oviir- J?s C. MulUns. 825
East Main St. Phone 26a4-3.
T7 a '
REAL ESTATE, Country Resorts and
an kinds of classified advertise
ments taken for newspapers every
where at the regular rates. Read's
Advertlaing Agency, 210 Conn. ,Bank
Building. , ' . r i .tf
ALEEqual to Bass ale.
VAT doien- Bottled by
Carr. Cannon street. Phone
. 8 ' G17 tf
SB.S9' " moderate
T ii .i-r "P-xo-aate snop
to town. We call and deliver. Tele
N 5?J?e H91- Goodyear Shoe Re
pairing Co., 78 John St, R8 tf
DO5j AIn. WINDOW SCREENS
XPTiV; Xii , I" creen" repair-
Si HLnaa. ot wol and jfinlsh.
Estimates furnished. Henry C- Hoff
man & Co.. 266 Water St. Rl tf
,SOW-??ASES C1r combination
2nd f llent salesman, store and of-
i 5fe.. nttlnfcs. Cabinet work of all
Si." designed and made. Hoffman
Show Case Co.. 266 Water St
' ' R14 tf '
Wanted To Buy
WANTED To buy all kinds of second
hand furniture. Geo. F. Totaroa.
Redfleld's old stand. 4S Harrison St
Telephone 1015-2. SIS a$ p
I BUT OLD HORSES to kill. Re-
move dead ones fro of charge any
where -within 25 miles of Bridge
, port F. H. Daniels, 2367 Madison
Road. Tel. -4837. Hi $ -
WANTED To buy all kinds of sec
ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams.
Redfleld's old stand. 43 Harrison St
Telephone 1015-2. - B12 a$ p
X'2Tr WANT,any " Jnnk of
, 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
: 3ro?iL. '"'ay? Prompt attention and
satisfaction Is our record. ' k Kn.
uth St. Tel. 2S. ' Re tf
Pianos and Musical
Instruments
FOR SALE. Used piano of reputable
make In tine condition- Will sell
cheap for cash. Address Piano,
care of Farmer. . H IS tf.
PIANOS TUNED and repaired by an
experienced factory man terms
reasonable. Send postal. Tuner,
care of Farmer. H 28 tf
FOR SALE House organ. $20;plano.
8145. Zither. natantiu AnT
Will accept weekly payments. Ad
dress L A. XL, care Farmer. I
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PIANOS HJlfEB toy our ewn factor
snan, thorough experience and ab-
. iuiuw nuufwuflD guaranteeoj.
Phone . 2526. Wissner . Warerooms,
Broad and State Stsv- . ' ' Vt a
USED KNABE PIANO, takn In ex
change for player, beautiful tone,
perfect condition, will sell cheap for
cash or easy payments. William A.
. Tomlinsoc. l'fi TTAii-flAld nvA mi. ,i
tairs. Sagal Building, Room "lOO-
M.wm. - 5X.
WANTED. To buy all kinds of seo-
ond hand furniture. Geo, F. Totams,
Redfleld's old stand, 43 Harrison St
Telephone 1015-2. . R 14 aSp
Barrels
BUY AND SELL aU kinds of empty
port Barrel Co.. 58 Beardsley St
x-uoo 10 l x. AZ6 tT
Storage Warehouses
STORAGE OF FURNITURE Sepa
rate moras, securely locked, furni
ture and china packing. ' Furniture
ana pianos removed, large vans,
careful handling. Bridgeport Stor
age Warehouse Co., 1285 Main St,
Cor. Congress St Tel. 1034-2.
Educational
PIANO INSTRUCTION Given by a
wuus uuuiB reason a Die. uaii
or address. 140 Golden Hill.
, B 20 a p
STUDENTS wanted In practical ad-
rauBiug Jt errns reasonable.
Theoretical, practical, scientific and
psychological advertising la all Its
branches taught For full informa
tlon address Box 460,-City. T2 tf
Fire Department Inadequate
xou iKwuuuir noncea tms statement
Better think about some Insurance
hllHn't vnn? XXTa nrniM ,nanM.
yon here than hereafter.
Franklin Block. All kinds of Insur-
anoe, uonua and Real Estate
IF YOU HAVE $1,500
to invest, where you wish t6
double your income on a first
class two .family house,come
in and see us.
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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
venience. ,
Art Glass
Bridgeport art glass co.. 153
John St Phone 1017-6
Automobile Dealers ;
; H. M. FORD
Distributor Maxwell Can. and tb
R. C. H. $906. ,
.1837 Main St Phone 1271
6TARBUCK A MATTICE, , FORD
CARS, S6B Fairfield Ave.
Phone 4075-2
' Automobile Supplies
. E. AUTO SUPPLY CO. Let us
prove how we can save you 25 to 4
per cent on your supplies. 610
Main St Phone 4260
Auto Tires and Repairing
THE A. L. SCHAVOm CO.. 867 FMr-
field Ave. Phone 1661
CONN. AUTO TIRE CO.
Recovering and Repairing a Specialty
New and Second Hand Tires in stock
zi Connecticut Ave. Phone 06
Bakers
MRS. HILL'S BAKERY. Bread that
makes a feast ct every meal. Ones
tasted, never wasted. 2.66 Wood Av.
' Phone 2308
CROUCH & FLASSMAW. ' Try "Never
unougn sreaa." eui Howard Ave.
, . ; i ; Phone 1657-5
Beaver Board
THE A. W. BURRITT CO Knowlton
St Phone 60S
Bottlers
JACOB RTJPTERTS BREWERY, tlh
, Housatonio Ave.' Phone 677
WALTER 6TAPLETON, Lumber 8t
- ... Phone 1048
Clothing
THE SURPRISE; STORE, Security
woe. Jr-noM 1603
THE' WHEELER & HOWES CO tne.
1221 Main St Phone 844-2
PEOPLE'S COAL AND WOOD YARD
Aamirai ana carbon Sts. Phone 63-4
' Confectionery
X D. LANE, 1040 Main St Phone 34S
Doctor
DR. ALICE L. FITCH, 958 Iranlstan
Ave., near State St Office hours:
' 9 a. m. to 6 p. m Phone 4821. .
Druggists
JENNIE HAMXLTON PHARMACY.
Cor. Main and State Sts. Phone 832
Employment Bureau
BRIDGEPORT EMPLOYMENT . BU
REAU, supplies companions, moth
ers' helpers, nurse maids and oom-
. petent domestic help, 670 State St
Phone 4111-3
Furniture Mover
H. G. DEMME CO.
If you want your piano or furni
ture moved safely give the job to
Demm.
168 Union Ave. Phone 2396
Garages
BLUE RIBBON " GARAGE, 895 Fair
field Ave. Phone 8126
BOULEVARD GARAGE,agenta "Win
. ton Cars;" second hand cars also.
245 Conn. Ave. Phone 1054-3
ELM AUTO CO, 184 Elm St
Phone 1901
WOOD AVENUE GARAGE, 1 0 S Wood
- Ave. Phone 848
GIRLS WAN
BOX DEPARTMENT
On all "kinds of paper boxes.
METAL DEPARTMENT
For light foot press work.
The Warner Brothers Co.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, Corner Lafayette and Gregory. Sts.
nr it rtic . niiiir
Gas and Gasoline Engin
WALDORF MOTOR At MACIII1
CO. buys and sells f asrlnes and n
chlnery. First claa -repairing.
188 Cannon St Phone 3801
Gowns
THE WOMEN'S SMART SHOP ,
A little Paris all our own
For those who select gowns at horn
167 Golden Hill. Fhcns 663-
Hotela
Adam's house, 4 0-4 a Fatmeid Avi
Phone 1431
, Ice Dealers
DENIS A SQUIRES, 614 Frousatrmtc
. Ave. ,., . Phone 33;
Laundries
WOOD AVENUE LAUNDRY
We treat your clothes as- our ewi
It you like the Idea telephone.
Wood and Benbam Ave.
Phones 1829
' Lumber
FRANK MILLER LUMBER CO., Is.'
IB. Wash. Ave. . Phono 10
Motar Cycles
EXCELSIOR MOTOR CYCLES, B. 1
Kellogg. 616 State St Phone 13 S
Nurses' Registry
NURSES J CENTRAL REGISTRY
AND HOME Our. telephone is ti
your accommodation, plus expndl
ency and Judicious selection. 10 3
Fairfield Ave.. Phone 83
NORSES WEST END REGISTRY
AND HOME, 978 State Ft.
Phone 23t
Papers, Magazines, Raa
DISBROW A LAW
206 John St
Phone 1S1 f-1
, Piano Tuning
WISSNER PIANOS. Cor. Broad am
State Sts. , Phone 2St'
y : . Pianos
WM. A. TOMLINSON,
16 Falrfl-l,
Phone t067-
Ave.
Real Estate Agents
BARTRAM GREENE. 164 State f
Jfhone 4E0
Second Hand Furniture
H. A. JASMIN, 856 State St Ci
. Tip 1068 and get 10 pet cent mor
' for your goods. Why t Low rear
larger business. Quick sales.
.Shoe Stores
S. B. THING A CO., 1168 Main Bt
THE OARTWSUGiJCX SHOE CO, f
Main 6t Phone 136
Spring Water . r
HIGHLAND MINERAL SPMTjr
. WATER CO. A pure water bill I
better than a doctor's bill and lea
expensive. 4S Warren fit
Phone 9
POWHATTAN SPRINGS. Nature'
crystal beverage -Is man's drln)
1794 North Ave. Phone 1043-
Tailors
L. E. NUNNOLD, 198 Fairfield Av
Theatres
LYRIC THEATRE, 1422 Mala m
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POXiFS THEATRB, S9 2airfleld Av
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Typewriting-Multagraphin
GEO. N. SEARS, Notary Public, 19
Meigs' Building. most 922-
Typewriters
MULLTNS TYPEWRITER Exchaasr
167 State St Phone 91
PLUMMER TYPEWRITER EX
CliAAUU, 15 Fairfield Ave,
Phone 933
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Carl A. Scbmld. 120 Cleveland
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