THE PARMER : PEBRUAKT 10, 1915
15
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Lytara APPERSQN
UJULiUM'uj
Phone SSS v $lf350 l-
OAKiAND. R. . H. .'
CBBVROIJBI
HSMj'S' MOTOR THTTCK -:
WR 'MBFRG CARBURETORS
'''' H. M. fcOitl. 14 MAIN IKE.
STUDEBAKER,
" J ELM AUTO CO, ' -.
STATE STREET, NEAR
PARK AVNU
raosE 34CO Cat3 1 r
EDWARD rS.. EtSOw
Shock
VELVET Afc
Phone 3123-3
170 Cannon Street
Automobiles ' Stored $5.00
. ' . per month "
Holland, near Fairfield Ave.,
Opposite) Blue Ribbon Car
, riage Co. ' 1
i " Muntos'l Typewriter- Exchange
Cor." Main and State . Sts. Tel,
All ' Makes," tor Sale, Rent or i Ex
change.; Supplies ana Repairing.
sibievvaucs-- " J v, :
:f'5f . .'Sand and 6ranl
' vrnn burns ca
' Ul'X'JC SAVINGS' BANK
63 Main' & ' Roots Ml
CHOUSiM STONE, AU Sizes,
, . , RQQF1N3 - -
n:oriTu:nOTS
... ,,i,XAMaaBlIOIOTDrtt,:x.."'f-::
r'arrt -operated by pneumatio cottlrtr
"and polishing tools ' '
" HUGHES & CHAPilAN
.....'.-BOO STRATFORD AVENUES , .?
Pono Conn m Hum. --
1 1. tf
IXswley, WBmot & Reynolds
. ijaciea-talcen end EmMtanen
Ka 18 State fet BMdseport, Ct.
AU caJSs, Oarg or nigiit, annrwee
ed fro ofTloe. Gorsre B. Haw.
iT,' Hi' Wsnln8tn Terrace,
T-jLxmtm3r H. VWl-tnaot, 6S Cllntun
Av Soln R. Reyoida, 4 PaoliSo
I II. J. QAITIION
PUBBBAl DIRECTOR
A H I B M B A Ii M K R
Wtl Bioad 6t, Mat joba
29T Vtoa Bn.
XTzoL 1 Ialeberum 8s
Con
' ftrfr1" aad Undertakers
' , ottSom sad Resldemco
S i-V. M A I K v 8T.RBU
Tdepbone ConBcettm
ROUIHH1 & EOTTU1TE
Undertakers
and Umbalmers
tZ9S WAIN STREET. Tel. t61
' ' Cans Aaswerod Pay or Night
at TW V. AAIAAGHE21
JIABOARKI , i L. 6AIIAGHER
r , uxrdextaaens ana tsaxotumsra
MATearet L. GaUaglier, only B
ceasedv graduate woman eanlMtm
aad undertaker In the city ca
pable of taking: entire cJiarge of
funerals. Mortuary parlors, office
sod residence, -
BT1 FAIRFIELD AT, Phone 1890
. ?1 -.roses, 1glets,
orcuiss
, .'V' "' AT
FLORIST.
" ESCALLOPS r
2 QUABTS FR 25 CE1TTS
w. d. Cook &
BON
. ' 523 Water Street
BACHMAWSf FMMtWAGOGUl 1
M1XTUKB
A splendid Female Regnlasor ts ense
mt suppressed menatroatron. delay
Ane to colds, U health, or other an.
natural causes r S1.78 for- ths wtkoto
utnt, Made only at the
WOMAN'S DRUG STORE .
. S70.. JA-JinC Streets -- Bridgeport. Oona,
Lac&r Sitrnrtsnts Always Here -
Flowers for, St. Valentine's Day
JOHN RECK & SO? J
' lieac I. :.- .
To late Be
Classified
TO RENT -1 7 1 Whitney Avenue, 6
rooms,, all modern Improvements.
Oak floors. $24. Inquire 179 Whit
ney avenue. - B 10 sp
GOOD MEN are scare I know; but
' you are the exception. I have a
good paying position for a 'bright
f salesman who can invest $200. For
particulars and references Apply to
, - Opportunity,' Evening: Farmer.
TIRE BARGAIN'S 36x4 1-2 Mara-
-- thbn noh-skid (perfect) $24.75; 36
x- 1-2 Akron non-skid $9.75; 82x
8 1-2 Diamond non-skid, (used)
':,$3.7,5. -City, Auto Co., 439 Fairfield
'avenue. - , B 10 tf
FOR SAIiE 21 - foot '12 h. p. ma-r
hoganjr launch, 12 foot yawl boat
with 1 1-2 h. p .Palmer engine; 3
small booms and one gaff, now
stored at Lake ship yards, will be
. v sold immediately to close storage
' i aceoant :, Any reasonable offer
considered. " Apply ship yard de
S part men t. Lake. Torpedo Boat. Co.,
f oot ; Sea view avenue, :' Bridgeport,
, Conn. , . ' - ' B 9 b
PHONE: S20, day or ntg4it. Aatomo
- biles for hire. Aston Garage.
, R C tfo 1 a s
WAJTT EJ) ETverybody to know Mnr
; phy the jr inter formerly of 1H
Congress 'St. bas located at 4tl
' Berkshire Ave. -Telephone 378S. i
' - v R 10 tf ;
CON TIN ENTAIi . MOTOR MP6, CO.
y of, Muskegon, Michigan, . want : sev
eral first class. Bullard . Boring Mill
' operators,. -Must: be spesdy, opera
tors. In reply state experience, ge
and salary expected." - 12 Bob
' . MOTOR" VAN'
Ii. S. WAKELEE, local and long dis
tance moving, storage for pianca
and furniture, lowest prices. Phone
647. Office 167 Cannon St.
A 13 tf
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
" . (
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, all brands ot
cigars,! all ' kinds of pipes, ciar
' holders, cigar esKsj tobacco In tins
and, Jars, all cigarettes. Newspapers
. and magazines. Eckler & Co., 1224
: Main St., near Gold St. - H 24 tf
I TRUCKING, COAL AND WOOD
FURNITURE REMOVED, teamwork,
horses Bale and hire, coal and wood.
' Portable power for sawing wood or
. other purposes. John D. Dixon, 125
Evergreen St. Tel. 486S. T5 tf
Chiropractic
JORN A KELLER, . 'C, Graduato
Palmer School -of Chiropractic),
Located 4 -years in Bridgeport, TeL
1867-2. Consultation Free. Oftice
Hours: 8 to 12 m.; 1 to 4 p. m.; 7
C to 8 . p. xn. . , Ot 22 dS
Wanted To Buy
WANTED TO BUV Second hand
clothing. Send postal, , will call.
' ' Yale Misfit, 688 Main St. ;
- - ,t I 28 a5p
i WANTED To buy all kinds of sec
ond hand furniture. Geo. F. To-
. tarns. - Redfield's old stand. 43 Har
rison St.-Telephone 2544-2.
P 10 tf
WANTED : TO BUI men's second
v band clothing and furniiture. Mrs.
. C. Meyer. 1447 Main St. Tel. 2362-2.
. i - - - S 6 -sj -
WANTED To - buy -all kjads of sec
ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams,
. Redflelds' old stand, 43 Harrison St.
Tel. 1015-2. , U 18 tf .
DISTRICT OP REDDING, SS., ,
COURT, OP PROBATE.: v
' . January 29th, 1915.
Estate -of Eveline Gorham, late of
Redding in said -district, deceased.
' The administrator with. the will an
nexed "having exhibited his adminis
tration account with said estate to
this court for allowance, it is ,
Ordered --That the . 12th I day of
Feb., 19(15, at .2 o'clock in the af
ternoon, at the Probate Court in-Redding
be, and the ' same , is assigned
for a: hearing on the allowance of
said administration account with said
Estate, and this court directs the ad
ministrator to cite all persons in
terested therein to appear at said
time and place, by publishing this
order in some newspaper having a
circulation in said , District, and by
posting a copy on the publics sig-n-post
in the Town of Redding where
the deceased last dwelt.
.. JONATHAN B. SANFORD,
Bl : t- Judge.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, SS.,
PROBATE COURT, -
January 29th, 1915.
Estate of James Carroll, late of
the town of Bridgeport, in said dis
trict deceased. ...... i. r ; ,
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and
allowed six months - from the date
hereof for creditors of said' estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those, who neglect to present their ac
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a. recovery. All
ipereona Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immmediate payment
to . , . .
JOHN T. CARROLL,
' ' ' Administrator.
(Address)' ,957 ' Central Avenue,
Bridgeport, Conn.'- , B 9 sp
Engraved
VALENTINE CARDS
AT
SOUTHWORTH'S
10 ARCADE
SPECIAL
FOR ONE WEEK
FRLSBIE'S RAISIN
: , PIES
The Atlas factory of the Hazel-Atlas
Glass Co.; a.t Washington, Pa., resum
ed operations after a shut down since
last summer.
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
By Lee .PjipO' ..x';; "
I was setting awn the edge of my
bed to-day putting awn my uthir
shoo, and awl of a suddin I stopped
getting dressed and jest sat taere
thinking, and ma cairn and looked in
the doar and saw me doing it.
Do you realize that you have only
haff an hour to get yure brekfish and
be erly for skool, sed ma. ,
Yes mam, I sed.
Then will you pleeze ixplane wy
you are setting thare like a graving
image as if you had awl the time in
the werld, sed ma.
I dont ' bleeve I can go to skool
to-day 1 sed.
Well for goodniss sakes, and wy
not, pray, sed ma.
Something happened to me, I sed.
Whats that, O my goodniss, wats
the trubbil, wat happened, sed ma.
It aint mutch, but I dont seehow'
T can go to skool to-day, I sed.
Benny Potts, tell me wats the mat
tir with you, tell me immeeditly, do
you heer, sed ma. -;
: 'Something broak, I sed. -.
; Sumthing wat,, sed ma. ; ' t
i Broad, I sed. , 1 .
, My grayshiss If you dont tell me'
this instant wats the matter with ybu
I dont no wat HI do to you, sed ma.
But I dont think I can go to skool
to-day, I sed. , - ,.
Are you going to tell me wat ails
you or are you going to drive me
krazy, sed ma. --'
My shoo string broak, I sed.
. Wich Jest then ma ran inside of
the room and gave me sutch a
krack awn the eer its a w undid sum
thing elts dident "brake, and I quick
got a noo shoo lace out of the draw
er ware ma keeps them and put it in
my . shoo and went down and ate my.
brekflsh and went to. skooL "!
PUBLIC UTILITIES HEARING
Rules lor Conduct of Water
. , Gas and Electricity Cor-,
portions in Process.
! Upon the initiative" of the "public
utilities commission, about 100 men
representing water, gas and electricty
corporations throughout the state, at
tended a hearing Monday.
It is the purpose of the commission
to establish a system of x uniformity
for these three .utilities after the
manner of other states and to make
uniform rules, concerning them,' par
ticularly in regard tor egulating the
quality, establishing heat units, listing
meters and the like, and to make va
rious' rules for the general conduct of
the business, for the purpose of . es
tablishing uniformity in the conduct
of these particular utilities, aside from
the question of rates. -
A committee of seven, representing
each utility, was appointed to com
pile rules and regulations for the re
spective utilities and to submit, the
tentative compilation to the commis
sioners at future hearings assigned
for that purpose.. . --. .
Tbe tests made under the proposed
rules shall be. performed according to
such methods and at such places as
shalll be approved by the utilities com
mission and the rooms, equipment ano
apparatus for such -work shall at all.
times be available for inspection by
or- the -use 'of any member of or au
thorized representative of the com
mission '. " . - V
A complete record of each test of
quality, service -conditions ori meter
accuracy as made - under these rules
shall be kept by each utility corpor
ation accessible to the commission or
its authorized representatives during
business hours at the principal office
in the town where the - service - is
furnished or at such other places ' as
the comihission'may designate?
,s Each record of testB of quality or
of service conditions so kept . shall
contain complete ' information con
cerning the test, including at least
the date, hour, the . place, the name
of the inspector or -tester-, the . reason
for making the test.' the results of
the test and such other information
as the, commission may from time to
time require, or as the corporation
the commission may designate. , .
In the case of any - service -meter
test the original . record shall be pre
served indicating - the information
necessary for identifying the meter,
the reason for making the test, the
reading of the meter before being dis
turbed, the computed :. accuracy of
registration, together with all t data
taken at the. time - of ; the test,
in sufficiently complete form to per
mit the convenient checking of the
computations leading to the result.
A record shall also be kept, numer
ically arranged, indicating the ap
proximate date of purchase of .each
meter, its size or capacity, rating, its
various places of installation, and the
date of each, repair adjustment,., or
test and general result of each test.-
Each company shall, upon the writ
ten request of a customer, and if he"
so desires, in his presence or" that of
his authorized representative, : make
without charge a test of the accuracy
of the meter In use at his premises.
provided, first, that the .meter has not
been verified by the corporation or by
the commission within the 'period of
one year previous to such request, and
second, that the customer will agree
to abide by the results of the . test -as
the basis for the adjustment of dis
puted charges. A written report 'of
the results of the test shall be fur
nished to the customer. . ": -'-
- Whenever the test of a meter, for
any-cause, while in service or after
the removal, from . service,.. re,vealtit
to be fasfe beyond, the ..Hnit.. pre
scribed, the company shall refund to
the customer such percentagerof- the
amount of his bills covering metered
consumption for- the previous, six
months or for the time the meter was
in service not exceeding six months as
it was found to be in error at the time
of the test. -
Each company shall keep a record
of all interruptions of service upon its
entire system, or major divisions,
thereof, including therein a statement
as to the time duration and cause of
such interruptions. . Each company
shall make full and prompt investi
gation of all -complaints "made to It
by it customers, either directly or
through the commission, and it shall
keep a record of all complaints which
shall show the name and address of
the complaint and the adjustment
or disposal made thereof.
Concerning .complaints for faulty
service the commission gave ou the
following statement in the call f br the
hearing appointed for yesterday:
"It having appeared to the commisi
sion that there was a lack of adequate
or uniform rules and' regulations gov
erning the supply ,of service bygas
electric and water -companies, a tenta
tive or proposed draft of general or
der and rules and standards of all
such utility companies and: additional
special rules for gas .companies has
been prepared by the commission. It
I arid the Worsi
I 5 1 '
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lES&DTro flB BE CO-EASED f !'
T T : -..-r- (ft .V&r!!NN SOKES
i I WiM CrVNRQB BKiAMY.
.i.-.- . - . - - ' ' i ';
. ; - - , , - -- . . - - -'
PICTURE FRAMING -OF
Frames Made
THE JOSEPH P.
, Painters and Decorators.
783 EAST MAIN STREET
AN, AID TO HEALTH PURE WATER
Highland Spring Water v
A 'seal
klthful, to Tl go rating tfrtntc wtMi
Impurities of aay kind and ba.
' Bottled Daily Delivered. Daily r
Phone 637
Highland Spring Water Co.
645 WARREN STREET ,
JUST PHONE 4320.
fr rlean
iVncai-,37 L
B
CRAWFORD LAUNDRY CO.,
Fairfield Avenue and Courtland Street.
LOWE'S
COU-AKS. CUFFS A3B
Laundry In
;(KtO KEATTRTC AVKNVB
; MISSES DRESSES
: ..-, - made after''
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
.; .-. ....,'. :: --.-are different. -.
- They have a clue' and style not to be obtained from ether patterns.
7VV 5978 Skirt 5978 jS '
' jLK XV - . . of tlm mmlvn 15 cent. 0 d9
' 'S
Jufcet 6073 "c pxeraesu rms yiva lur ivjo. . c-rtmnc
Skirt 5783 are on sale now. Come, and look through toe' 6103
1 " ? - FASHION BOOK for Spring
You trill be delighted. , MARCH Fashions now ready.
BRIDGEPORT,
is desired that the several companies
interested examine these and be pre
pared to make such-criticisms of -and
suggestions or changes in said tenta
tive order, rules and regulations as
may appeal to them at a hearing to
be held by the commission." i
uIDit , tJpap9i-(rep-.Nb ananflunS ' '
Secretary of Labor Wilson on Thurs
day will address the Charleston, S. C,
Chamber' of Commerce on unemploy
ment conditions in this country.
The American embassy at Mexico
City . will not go to Vera Cruz in re
sponse to an invitation of General
Carranza, who asked all foreign diplo
mats to go to that point.
1 Le Or and Burton, a Chicago real es
tate man carrying $30,000 in cheeks in
his pocket, was arrested in New York
after he .had fought a duel with a lamp
post" that' ''insulted him." He fought
with a swordcane. ' ,
Flowers for St. Valentine's Day
JOHN RECK & SON
to Come
EVERY INSCRIPTION
lo Your Order.
COUGHLIN CO
Is Sibsolutcfy uaeaatuminates m
passed the most rigid, teals
6
WHEN YOUR LAUNDRY l
READY!
If It's flat ' work you are sending u
such as Sheets, PUlow Cases, Towels, Tabl
Linen, etc. You'll be agreeably surprises
upon their : return to find how sweet am
tbey . smell how nicely each piece 1-
Get ttxe Wash ready and Phone us to
LAUNDRY
IHntTl A PECIALTT
AD Its . Bmncbes '
CONNECTICUT
The rif teen hundred mines reported
to have drifted ashore on the Dutch
coast from their anchorages in the
North Sea were reduced by official fig
ures to 84. . -
The schooner W. B?. Terkes of .Maine,
laden with phosphorate rock, was sunk
off Frying Pan Shoals, N. C. The
crew was saved by the revenue cutter
Seminole.
The Fidelity Trust Co.- of Newark
filed a certificate with New Jersey's
banking and insurance commissioners
increasing Its capital stock from J2,
000,000 to $3,000,000.
Mrs. Augusta Hale Gifford, author
and historian and wife of George G-if-ford,
American consul at Basle, Swit
zerland, from 1884 to 1913, died in Port
land, Me. . -
Myers Brothers' Drug Co., a large
wholesale drug house of St. Louis,
was placed in the hands of a receiver
on application of the Mallinckrodt
Chemical Works.
Financial
OFFICES
Hrsf-irMgeperl K
BUILDING
Occupanty About June First
THE BRIDGEPORT LAND AND TITLE COMPANY,
Agents
EIGHTY FIRST DIVIDEND OF THE
MECHANICS & FARMERS ; SAVINGS BANK
A dividend at the rate of four (4) per csnt. per
annum has been declared by, the Directors of this
Bank, for the six months ending December 31st, 1914.
For the convenience of our depositors, this dividend can he drawn. If
desired, after December 25th
(Signed) , ..'-.'.
' LYMAN S. CATLIN, Treasurer.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
MARBLE BUILDING. 924-926 MAIN STREET
. The 109th , Consecutive Semi -Annual Dividend has been'
declared by the Board of Trustees at the rate of FOUR per
cent, per annum, payable January 2nd, 1B15, on all deposits
not exceeding $4,000.--and at the rate of THREE, per cent.
on the excess over $4,000. , '
This Dividend Is Declared Upon $6,737,220 Deposited
On 14,332 Accounts.
Deposits Received From $1 to $1,000, In Any
Culfjjidcir Ycspe
START AN ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY
nagepori; -
CORNER OF MAIN
The 144th Consecutive Semi-Annual Divi
dend has been declared at the rate of 4 per
cent, per annum on all deposits payable on
and after January 2, 1915.
5
A SOUTHERN TRIP
'VILL DO YOU A GREAT DEAL OF
JOOD. ENJOYMENT AND PLEAS-
URE SURELY AWAITS YOU
An occasional trip will do tany person
i world of good. Especiallly is this,
rue of a trip South and to Florida via
tie Clyde and. Savannah Lines. Then
tgaln the many side trips from the
principal cities are interesting. We
can give you all 1 desired Information,
secure .your staterooms and sell you
tickets.
::.''. - ' ' AGENTS .'''
SwLbevdth'&Co.
Telephone 116 BANK ST.
MEDICINE FREE
Wn want the jam o. every per
ron everywhere who Is suffering with
rheumatism, ao we can erl him a
free sample bottle of Hill a Rheu
matic Remedy. We don't care how
)ob , or how severe he has had it. aa
there are very few cases that have
not yielded and been thoroughly cur
ed with it. "t works at once. In
twenty-four noora It stops the pain.
Don't take our word for it test it at
0ur expense. This is not a new un
tried thing. For twenty-five years it
has been regarded by physicians as
practically the only certain treatment
tor this terrible disease.
1t lO.OOO Testimonials LUcr Then
Mr. JS. XL ZZhlers. Booty. Gran a
Lodge of Uaaon of New York City
writes that. "Although a sufferer
from rheumatism for many years,
two doses stopped, all pain and on
bottls cured me."
Mr. A. do Id man, Victoria, Tcxm.
says: "I am very well pleased with
your medicine; am recommending It
very highly. It has , done more for
me than anything I bav ever tried.-4
' Marshall F. W. Oeraty, ot 70 Man-,
nattan St, New York, says: "I bay
uttered with rheumatism for many
years, have tried almost every known
remedy hut got no relief or cure un
til I took yours, in forty-eight hours.
1 was entirely cured and free from aii
pain. I send this unsolicited."
Hill's Rheumatic Remedy is on sale
at most drug stores at $1.00 per bot
tle. One bottle generally effects a
complete cure. Call or send for f res
sample bottle and booklet at once.
There Is no greater service you can
perform for humanity than to tell
any rheumatic sufferer about this
wonderful preparation. Address: Hill
Medicine Co.. 117 East 34th St.. New
York, N. Y. .
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Good Men Make $ lO a Day on Our
Preparations. WRITE NOW. Adv.
Farmer Want Ads. lc a
Word.
TO RENT
laiion;
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I
savingS:
AND STATE STS.
NOTICE
For; forty-nine "years we have been
conducting business at the same old
location, . corner of Main and John
Streets, Bridgeport, Conn., and our
Private Bank has been established
there continuously. We have recelvetl
and paid out on demand without no
tice millions of dollars of money de
posited with us and we continue to
receive money subject to. depositor's
check at sight, on which .we allow
three per cent, per annum, credited
to each account monthly. We Bolldts
the accounts of individuals, business
men, firms and corporations, and nil
who want a bank account where they
fail deposit money, checks or drafts,
and leave it for one day, one week, one
month or one year, and draw Interest.
We live to ' the business our careful
personal attention as the oldest firm
of private bankers In this state.
T. L. WATSON & CO.
IT IS APPARENT
to all progressive business men
that payment by check is the
safe, economic and convenient
way to pay. ,
Your checking account, 'large or
small, is cordially invited.
JAMES STAPLES is CO.
BANKERS
189 STATE ST., Bridgeport, Coram.
n BM OocI
To Rent For the season, 3
room house. . fully furnished,
targe grounds.
ANDERSON Ci -.'CO.
63 JOHN STREET
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
. Savings Department Pays
4 Percent Interest
Start Saving Now.
107 WALL STREET.
THE CONNECTICUT
NATIONAL BANE
BRIDGEPORT
Cor. Mair: and Wall Street!
Farmer Want Ads lc a xtct-&