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THE FARMER : JULY 1, 1914
CDOUJOIOMiY-- t:ly feres Afat Ante M This?
bueeJsr.' t vmi.i.Sri:
4, ; ''pro i-e-r- Me oft
WANTED Man With $500 to $1,000
can secure prosperous - manufac
turing: business and plant, with $15
daily profits. No risk; bank refar
enceo; personal Interview. Address
J. W., Care Farmer. D 22 Bp
Female Help Wanted
FEMALE liKLP WASTED -Zigia
stitchers, seamers, one. bone strip
pers and inspectors to begin work
July 6th. The Warner Bros.. Co.,
Employment Dept. D 22 t
For Sale
FOR SALE 2 Studebaker Electrio
Go-vere-d Delivery wa grons " with
charging1 , panels complete. ' Apply
Purchasing Dept., The Union Me-
tallic Cartridge Co. . , . D 2 6 a
sPECIAIi SAXiE $25.60 bicycles only
S19.9S; J88.00 bicycles $29.50; $40
bicycles $32.50; safety tread tires
11.95. City Auto Co.. 4 39 Fairflsld
Avenue.. Open Evenlngrs. i
. . It 8 tf
Second Hand Furniture
1 vw ii - H" mm . . I fc-rr. ' .-! ASV, . .1 jt I -rt-Ar7n -! z' V KlrBOoni . .. a. s , , . i esi I , I,
' 'f5' ll'' j " '
WASTED To buy all kinds of B9x
. end hand furniture. Geo. F. To taint,
J F.dSeld's old stand. 43 Harrison fcU
Tfciephooa 101C-2. LI I aJI'P
Typerwritlng-atiitlgraphmj f
Fl'BUO STEXOGRAPHEE, addreja
inir. circularising .imitation type
. writing. Notary, Stephen F. Rah
riar. 209-A, Newfleld building. Phone
132 . R 16 tf
GEO. ' W. FEARS, Stenographer ' .f
Notary Pubiic. 10$ Mig- Elij.
Phone tlS-4. -, L7 ts;
MtTLTIGItAPTI, rXPEWRnTEN It
ters, mailing and trade list, addrei
Id it and isculariuag. Quality wtfe
and service. Price and Lea Co,
SOS Meigs Bldg., 13S Fairfield Ave.
r- - . B 21 tf .,
To Rent ; ,
TO R OT Two farm houses, fur
nished or unfurnished, by wees; or
month. Apply J. H. Keenan, 12 1
Harmony St. ' S 80 sp
TO RENT Half house, 610 Colorado
avenue, rent $25. Inquire 809 Nor
man St. - D 30 dfp
, TO RENT Five rooms, alt imjirone
i jnents. Inquire 853 Wood Ave.
i, ' " D,23 tf ;'
TO RENT 3 ' furnished " rooms,
housekeeping; reasonable for sum
mer. Call in forenoon, 805 War
ren St. "i D 23 a5t
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, "hot
and cold water, all newly papered,
one or 2 men. 1242 State St.
d ii tf i
FOR RENT $10 flat on Scofield Ave-
nu.iGood yard for garden- or
chickens. Pease Realty Co., Inc.,
Conn. National Bank Building.
D 4 tf
-
; FLAT TO RENT rooms, steam
heat, large porch, central location.
Call, write or phons, L. Weiss, 14S8
Main St. , Phone 2743-8.
' R 25 tf
TO RENT Handsome furnished
rooms,, including electric- light,
steam heat, hot and coll water in
rooms. Private family. Firsst floor,
203 Golden Hill St. ' U 29 i
TO RENT During summer season
elegant private residence all fur
nished, beautiful grounds, in Fair
field, for reasonable-rent. William
Grlesingw ' A Son, 43 John streot,
Bridgeport. R 18 tf. ;
FOR RENT 3 0 9 Golden Hill, seven
room apartment $45; 1671 Fairfield
avenue, cottage, $50; 40 Savoy St,
seven room, apartment. $33. - Jolus
. J. Fisher, 1024 MaiB St. B a.j .
TO RENT Six room apartment, hot
water heat, electric lights,, tile bath,
Ko. 27 ii North Main St., oppot.te
St. Vincent a hospital. ; Inquire on
premises , T18 tf
TO RENT Nleely furnished - rooms,
Jn strictly reapecta.bl family. -52(
rairseld Ave. Phona S5S-8.
D14 tf 7
I'TXft RENT Rooms for maxmfaotvr
in or storage. GledhUI Cow. 43J
y Water St. R$ Cf
TO RENT Second and third floor at
131 Cannon St. Suitable for light
manufacturing and storage. . Wal
dorf Motor and Machine Co.
. D 1
' Wines and liquors
'WHEN IN WANT OF DIAMONDS
you go to a Jeweler, likewise, when
In need of wines go to wine im
porter. Be on the safe side of the
fence. The Ambrose Co., Importers
of -Wines, 540-644 East Main f t.
Telephone 1012. S 5 tat
PURE BEER is beneficial, bad bear
Is injurious. The Eblirag's New
York Brewery bottling beer is pure
. and 'ill be delivered to your home,
light kr dark from The Ambrose
Co., 549-544 East Main St. Tele
phone call 1012. Cost no more.
S 6 t
An FJxcInstve ReAoed Bacbel.
rss Apartment Honse
SHE WEST
In an aristocratic neighborhood
Z52 WEST AVENXJS
00m03l!0 . ;ts. mlil DAY ' -Vfe i 3--i,: -
,0?, APPERSON nemctk
OLDSHOBrLE st
Phone 4285 f $1,S50
OAKLAND. R O. H.
CHEVROLET
ICELLY MOTOR TRTTCfC
6TBOMBER6 CARBTTRETOHS
H. i- FORD, 1S4S MAIN ETT.
: POPE HARTFORD
MTTCHELli
, ETPDERAK KB
M0LnTE.E3TIGHT
SCOTT A STMTJXiLEN, JRAXTTO CO.
3T7 Fairfield Atctkm
7 l.: 4443 Taxi
phone 3iC0'Cab3
' EDWARD T. EBUWX
Bhock V I'T.TT'T,- EhotiSt
Absorber " r Absorber
Phone 312S-3
170 Cannon Street
OIAXWE
Case " , -Motor
Co.
distributors.
Phone 1555-2. S50 Fairfield Aye.
.'.,- BICYCLES
Readingr Standard Bicycles, gtuiran
i - '.teed throe years.';
Second baod wheels 95 and np. '
L. N. MADiTERO, 1410 STATE ST.
tTncIassl&ed
ENGAGEMENT ' AND WEDDING
RINGS; Wedding- and commenoa-
Bunt gifta. Parker, Jeweler, 9 Ar
: cade. .... -, ;'. " R . IS a
BOTTOMLETS ' EXPRESS Light
trucking and furniture moving,
' Office at Holcomb'a Restaurant,
619 Water St. TeL 2638. p i i
V- ' ? . - - ... J 9 dp-
SAFES All sizes. Bargains in second
hand safes. House safes $28. Wal
ter E. Marsh, 192 Fairfield .Ave.
" " - . D 29 tf
WANTED A E0 " horsepower engine
and boiler. Musf; Jbo in A No. 1- con
' dltlon. i - A ' Brazos & Sons, Inc.,
Middletown, Conn. ' . - - D 11 sp
DANCING AT FAIRFIELD I A VTL
- ION every .Wednesday and Satur
day evening. Director Chaa. J. Col-
11ns.. v Bentley1- Orchestra. -
' ;- ' i . D 4 "tf
, Wali Papers
LARGEST AND MOST COJfCPLETB
LINE in Bridgeport. Wholesale and
retail painters supplies. James J.
Conlin, 70 and 78 Elm St Bridge
port. Conn. .:; :, 8 18 a
WALL PAPER 6e and 10c the roiL
. Oatmeals, varnish tiles. 1001 Broad
" ' St... 4 B 20 tf ' "
1
WALL PAPER A full line of new
spring patterns, blanks, gilts, ln-
grains oatmeals, tiles and two-tone
: effects. - Kdward Brooks, 332 Stata
street. ,,. - B.37 s
NO JOB LOTS we carry in stock, only
, high grade goods, tiffany blends,
leather- effects, j grass cloths, etc
Also fancy mouldings, large assort
ment. Edward E. Bursey, 47 John
St. XJ 22 aJJ
Wanted to Buy
WANTED TO BUY all kinds hnmaa
hair. J. B. Adams. 149 6 Iranistan
avenue, near jtlaplewood Ave.
U 80 all
WANTED TO BUY men'a second
, hand clothing and furniture. Mrs.
C. Meyer. 1447 Main St. Tel 2352-3,
''- - S s
WANTED To buy all kfnd f seo
. ond band f urnitture. Geo. F To
tn IK-dr5?d's eld- stand, 48 liar
riaoa St, Telephone 115-8
I ' u is tt
TOR1!S,!Sr WANT any old Junk or
old things around your premise,
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 ajtd
satisfaction Is our record. 5 5 Kos
suth St. TeL 338. . R tf
KB" YOU WANT GOOD BEER in your
home, order either "Pilsner" (light)
or "Erombacher" (dark). , It costs
no more, because Us pure. ' Sold in
eaoes. The Ambrose Co., 540-644
East Main. St.. Telephone 1012.
8 S t
Typcwrlters
BjaJtriLT TYPEWRITERS L. CL
Smith. Underway
b-. Remington. all othes
joajces. sola. rented,
repaired. Rentals 88
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per monich,
int nummer Xype
wrfter . Wxehansre- 1E6 Fairfield A
t. .... a
f- 1 ' ' (i I- 0y TTrWT'JT ATr Lucille Love Serl r' ..
WHY PAY RENT for shore bunga
lows and , cottages? Tour t rent
money never cornea back. Buy a
plot 40 by 90, $200 to $240; 10
per cent down; then $5 per month.
Start bunding now. "Water, sewer,
gas. On trolley ' line. D. A. P.
! ' P 1 B
PHONE S290, day or night. Automo
biles for hire. ' Aston Qarag-e.
R $ tfo ll(
LINOTYPE rNSTRTTCTTON Earn
$1,200 yefxly; cost moderate. Pros
pectus. Empire School, 419 First
Ava,Nw Yorki - D 80 b'p
WANTED A good business horsa;
i' weight about 1,050 pounds; must
be .cheap for cash. - 614 Connecticut
Ave. W. T. Sheehan. . D 26 dp I
WANTED 25 young men, neat ap
pearance every morning.- Paid dally.
Stevenson's Store, 672 Main St.-
WHAT ARE YOUR EYES WORTH?
Could you hold your Job If they fall?
.You 'need the proper glasses to en
able you to see perfectly and com
fortably. Harry E. Lee, optometrist,
Warner Building. 83 Fairfield Ave.
Licensed by examination. B 7 tf o
UNHEARD OF VALUES in white
canvas, patent leather - and gun
metal pumps ' and oxfords for- the
entire family, at Greenbaum's. Epe-
,clal bargain sale for the next few
days. Congress Shoe Store. , 131
Congress St. Open . evenings.
, : . R 12 tfo
WANTED Everybody to know Mur
phy the painter formerly of 104
Congress St. has ' located at 487
Berkshire Ave. Telephone 2783.
. R 30 tf O-.
ASS YOUR GROCER for Never
Enough bread. .- Your grocer keeps
It.. v " , . - R 5 tfo
FOR SALE Never-Enough bread at
' grocers. Call for it. R 5 tf o
EOKT ECONOMIZE at the expense
of your eyesight. At a nominal
, cost you could enjoy comfortable vi-
sion. Harry E. Lee, optometrist,
Warner building, 83 Fairfield ave-
- Hue. Licensed by examination to
Practice. , , R 7 tfo
HAVE -YOU TRIED Never-Enough
bread, if not call for it R S tfo
PIANOS Buy a piano direct from
the factory and save money. Drop
a postal and let me, explain how i
can be done: - ; Factory Salesman,
Box 13, Stratford, Conn. "
D 2 tf ;
GIRLS WANTED to sell ' our cele
brated elk- head ouff links. We will
' to the girl that sells twelve pair at
t ten cents a pair, a handsome doll
or vanity case. Call or write, Klb
Specialty Co., Dept. M-. 1119 Broad
St. -. D 29 sp
Welding
UELLOR WELDING CX), 31 Eossnth
St., repair all " broken castings,
. stoves, sewing machines, ete.
F. D. Coborn of Topk3a, Kbjl, for
3ft vearit aestrrmtarv the state hnaj-vf
of a gri culture, has retired He was a
prominent crop authority.
r
COO KIN
A.
B
ondoir
TT-HUE- UNITED IL.LUM:
CORNER BBOAD AND CANNON STREETS
4-f, I " v
"When I give a party for ray daurh
ter should I see that some .of the boys
see that the eia-ls arrive home safely 7"
asked the anxious matron.
"The boys most certainly should see
that the girls at the party reach home
safely,' andyou should see to it that
each girl is provided with an escort.
If one is not, yon should exercise your
privileges and ask one of the boy to
act as escort," answered her society
friend. ' ..- i '-'
FIRST THAMES STEAMER.
' The first attempt at steam- naviga
tion on the historic Thames was made
113 years ago- today, several yeara be
fore Fulton made his memorable trip
on the Hudson in the Clermont. This
epochal -trial trip was dismissed with
a few lines by the London newspapers.
The most extended account was aa fol
lows: "An experiment took place on
the - River Thames; for the purpose of
working a barge 'or any other heavy
craft against tide by means of a steam
engine on a very simple construction.
The moment the engine ; was set , to
work, the barge was brought about,
answering her helm quickly; and she
made way against a strong current,
at the rate of two miles and a- half
an hour." This steam craft was a mere
makeshift, and not to be considered
as a real steamboat. Next year will
mark the' real beginning of steam naw
lgation on the Thames, as it - was in
ldlf that one Dodd brought' a steam
vessel from Glasgow to London. Since
then the Thames has never been with
out steam vessels. . . . s
YALE POET WEDS SINGER "
New Haven, Conn., July ' 1. The
wedding of Jonathan Hunt, class poet
at Tale, to Mto Gertrude Donovan, a
cabaret singer from the Cafe Mel one,
took place In the Sacred Heart Church
rectory last evening. The bridegroom
is the son of the distinguished New
York, architect, Richard Hunt.
new yoke; man saves girl.
South Nbrwalk, Conn.. July 1 Af
ter being near death. Miss Elizabeth
Stapleton, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. - John Stapleton of .this city,--was
rescued by Frederick Sodeirhueck, son
of Mmfe' Sodernueck. " a New York
singer. The two fell into- the water
when their canoe capsized. , v
BOY OF- 14 SHOT BY
COMRADE IN PLAY
Playing bandit .- last ; night, Abie
Bender, aged 12. of 683 Lafayette
street, shot a 22 calibre blank cart
ridge in the fact of his playmate, Mor
ris- Maline, .aged 1 4,-ef 8 0- Lafayette
streeti.'-Dr.'-'J. H:Trnnegan at the em
ergency . hospital extracted the wad
and powder from the left cheek of
Morris- "He was only fooling, said
the Iboy exonerating his companion of
any intention of being a real bandit.
(leases and Window Boxes Filled
HOW FAR IS IT FROM YOUR STOVE TO YOUR TABLE?
AND HOW MANY TIME S A DAY DO YOU" WALK IT?
COMPLETE v BIR.IEZAlE-A.lSTr
can be cooked easily and quickly and served hot with
an Elctric Toaster Stove and an Electric Percolator.
The Percolator can be used for Coff ee, Tea or Gocoa
or to boil eggs, and can be started and stopped in
stantly. The Toaster Stove makes delicious toast, and can be
used for many other delicacies.
- CALL AND SEE TH1SM
Lamps
GET-BEADY FOB THE VACATION T7ITH A
It will add immensely to your, popularity and make
every good time a better , time. No trouble to learn
' Kodaks to fit the pocket and the purse, $5.()0 and up
ward. '. '- " r ' ' '
, .Brownies -the little cameras for the little folks or
big $l.O0 to$12.00Vj '.-'v:"-:r-.:: .
"IF7-5
IIANUFACTUBIN'G OPTICIAN . 920 XIAIN ST.
, Headquarters for Kodak3 and Supplies
SOU TH W OBTH
. 83 YEARS AT ENGRAVING
IO ARCADE '
DON'T. IHSSTHE 15c
PACKAGE SALE
.VALUES FROM S5c TO S2.0O -
. . From June 20th to July 20th
NOTICE If not satisfied MONEY
- will be refunded
KEEP OUT THE 1 PLIES
WITH WIBE : CLOTH
' Our Prices Are Low
LAWN AND FIELD"
FENCING . 4
CHICK FEED, SCBATCH
FOOD, OTSTEB SHELLS
AND GBIT AT ; ?
256 MIDDLE STREET v
Manager Harry McOormlcfc of the
Chattanooga bsaeban duly wa struck
below . -tiie -temscie aid renaerea - un
conscious by a curve ball thrown by
Pitcher Carl Thompson of Atlanta.
The - cup candidate yacht races
scheduled for Long Island Sound this
week have been postponed to give the
boats time to prepare for the official
trial off Newport. July 7.
BREAKFAST
These handsome and artistic electric lamps make an ex
cellent and useful ornament in the home and are very
appropriate wedding presents. Prices "$4.00 up.
DrEn far fists pap By
PBOPOSALFOB
STATE BOAD WOBK
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceived by the State Highway Commis
sioner, Room 27, Capitol, Hartford,
Connecticut, until 2 P.M. Tuesday,
July 14," 1914, for the following sec
tions of State Road Work In accord
ance with plans and specifications on
file in the office of the State Highway
Commissioner and also at the follow
ing places: HUNTINGTON, about
5,750 linear f eet of gravel ,or native
stone macadam' construction. ' Also
about 6,750 linear feet of gravel, na
tive stone macadam or trap rock mac
adam construction. .. Plans and speci
fications at Town Clerk's office. Hunt
ingtonl ' CITT OF NO R WALK, about
5.840 linear feet ol warrenlte, amle
site, hassam or concrete (plain or re
inforced) pavement. Plans and spec
ifications at City Engineer's office,
Norwalk. TOWN OF WESTPORT,
about 4.050 linear feet of warrenlte,
amiesite, hassam or concrete .(plain
or reinforced) pavement. Plans and
Specifications at Town Clerk's office.
Westport. CITT OF BRIDGEPORT
--TOWN OF FAIRFIELD, about 4,
470 square yards of warrenite, amie
site, bituminous concrete or asphalt
pavement. Plans and specifications at
office of Director of Public Works,
City Hall, Bridgeport. All bids must
be accompanied by a surety company
bond or a certified check not less than
one-third of the cost of the work. The
State Highway Commissioner reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
Dated ' at Hartford, Conn., June 2 7,
1914. ' . .
C. J. BENNETT
State Highway- Commissioner,
ROOM 27. Capitol, Hartford, Conn.
. PI d .
a- TTmnT-r! Ouhome. former tax col
lector of Belleville, N. J.. charged with
embezzling $19,000, nearly all of which
he has paid back, was eentenced to 18
months' Imprisonment. .
ALUS. V UVULAWV IT ,U3VU
Cornish. N. H., next week to begin her
summer vacation. 1
PHONE 822
FfSflSf
TOMQB.Ii.aW
"Lost in the DarLr . . .
IN FOUR PARTS
. - , ' "The KkulP
A Two Part Mrjiodrai a r f
With Alexander c;ajr. Dw.
Phillips and Frank Ct-.r
MATINEE
EVENINGS
JZ2 T r
i. , i I, iii ii Jr"-.
BrdrP1,rt, OxfTw't 5"
Monday, ' TnKu'.aT, "i , t
OH AKLFV? Oil.li :
The Funny F."3"'-'-i
in a BtTmmin r i strnr-Mnfy-Vn
?-j atrial
- WOKJfWOOl.1 A? .
AM rxirf'il ! ' -
TO.rt.TTl & f .
A IHrf Jnnf
EXXJOTT Sc. MUJ.t
6or" dn.l " a
lOKk m.f
-pitie t-.' ' --r-n
GF.I.l i : n ' r
Paed by thfl fv"r'i r ' t
OUIi Mtn CAIi
Marjreret tiatt b t'mr. I t
2rd ref-I of the mei
'' 1 "Footprtnw of ? r'w.i-' -.
' "The-Newer V. r.j",i
SAME TTXY IT':" ?
all tiiic :
HABBY CABBY
T H E' XI A'S T B
C B A'o"il-C II A JT
The Most Thrilling and Sensa
tional Photo Drama Etct
, Prodaced
6 BE ELS C
Speolar Added ' AttraetJort
MODERN DANCE CARNTVAJ
. in Two Reels
Endorsed by
MR. A MRS. VERNON CABTT.;
See the Famonf Castle WaSc
Prices 5c, 10c, l5o
f? o' S n
Coolest Theatre In the Bmtm
6
BIG ACTS . !
And First Una Photo !
Play . w
' Tonight
AMATEUR NIGHT
' HARRY COOTE7t
, The Well Itnown Cotdiftn
Late Star of 'Hanky Paas-f,"
"Pleasure Seekers" and "i ,
Empire City Quartet'
lydia Mcmullen & co.
In a Comedy SkeTr:Ji EwtftlenJ
"the lady Drtrsmirir
' OTHER STAR ACTS
. FRED MACE
of Keystone Feme in Hi New
Comedy, "The Ewupe"
'A SERIES OF OTHER JFTRST
RUN FILMS
Not the fcodorwed by, Imt C e
original Mr. and Mrs, Vnnwi
Castle in all the latest dar--
at newfteld park:
FRIDAY
HARTFORD vs. BRJDGT7PO r.T
Game Called at 8:30 O'clock
SATURDAY MORVIMJ
SPRINGFIELD vs. BRIDGEPORT
PATENTS
A. M. WOOSTER. Attorney-p t-Tj i
' ' Late Examiner U. S. Patrot Of-'Jee
MAIN ST.. PKCCHITr lifcU.fi,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
CSend Postal for Booklet on Ptn r s
Kelley's Cffjcr SI
"1
'." 141 FAmriBLD av:
The best clsrars made la tmpon
and domestic brands. C4taj.et i.
Base o
of smokers' snrpli is.
b .Atwiwi hi ,) Ski
Fanner Want Ada. One Cent a Word.
Bridgeport. Conn.

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