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THE FARMER: AUGUST 21, 1917
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"Vofld of
VATSOH'S WEEKLY
MARKET LETTER
' Any on -who wa fortunate enough
tq .be present at the Union League
hu, Root made hie powerful .speech
on "Traitors at Home" could not but
hare toe en Impressed with 'the solem
nity, and sinoerity, . earnestness and
f orcetulnesa with which he warned his
fellow countrymen of the dangers we
are facing here among ourselves.
When he said, "There are men In this
city who should be shot at sunrise,"
he directly referred to the danger of
nro-German bropaganda in' America.
Am hs said; these men are doing their
Work under false pretense, 'TThey
are pretending to be for, the country
and are lying- every flay and in every
word.1-; They are covering themselves
with a cloak of pretended American
ism. 'Bat if we are competent and lit
for ov liberty. we will find them out
and get' at .them." The former .Soc
ialist, Charles Edward Russell,, who
was one of the Root Mission to Rus
sia, was also most emphatic in his de
nunciation of pro-Germttnlsm In this
country. The labor representative of
the Mission was, likewise emphatic on
the necessity for suppression of trea
ann at home. Here are men In differ
ent walks of life who are undivided
In their loyalty, uncompromising to
ward, traitors at home. Let us taice
heed of the warning Mr. Root . has
given us, and do ear part In exposing
treason and disloyalty wherever we
find it It la time, for all of us to cat.
Each, can do his bit at home even If
ha cannot xo to the front with the
vounc men of our Nation who person
ally seek the enemy on tire battlefield.
I While stock trading sentiment has
,been momentarily affected to a small
extent during the week, the underly
ing technical of the stock market has
proved its strength under attack on
unsettling news. : The market Is pro
professional and such Is subject to
sodden-narrow chamjes.: The Vatican
peace overtures following the Bethle
. hem Steel financing rumors and price'
fixlntr agitation have furnished " the
bears with soma ammunition, -but it
has not been very effectives There Is
hardly any doubt that the great bank
In interests of the country aie ready
to prevent any unsettling tendencies
' atpresent on (account pf , the 'coming
new-Liberty Loan financing, which re-
qulies --cheerfnl Investment markets.
The -market la, therefore, expected to
respond: hotter to favorable -develop-menta
than to news which is not took-
j MnAn nu4 touvtnr la re
ported In the stocks - of reorgamea
railroad companies. ' We find railway
equipment Issues also taken y careful
Investors, who realise that those com
panies' are .assured of ""'--big business
for a lfWtlme to come. - " '-
f Steel and copper circles are more
hopeful of fair treatment in the mat
ter of price-fixing. The Washington
authorities are reported to- be reyis-
lng" their -figures upward In this con
nection, due to a recognition of the la
bor scarcity. It Is .beginning to be bet-
ter understood that to have large war
revenues there must first be large war
profits: "-The liberal and cheerful Oov
erttnienepoaey mlghtbe should toe
- (rood liberal profits to the producer
and manufacturer and then take oack
a good" share toy taxation. ''' Let them
make the -money and then ' hand It
..over, for war purposes; Notwithstanding-
the uncertainties as to pricexfix-
- Ing, United States Steel common
stock continues to be In good demand
en moderate declines. The fact that
It Is preparing to construct the larg
est shipbuilding plant In the world
' is a. factor for, Investors to consider.
Its future is brighter than at any time
In Its history. United States Steel
supplies forty-four per cent, of the
country's steel - output, according to
the American Iron & Steel Institute.
The .shipping - shares are also more
' generally Inquired for on evidence of
.marine campaign is not1' a success..
, Large orders for copper metal are re-
-. ported pending. The passing of the
Maxwell Motors dividend ' Is looked
' upon as significant of curtailment of
luxuries Try the American puDiic
It Is expected that the war revenue
tolll win soon fee enacted Into law. ot
to H. Kahrwha issued a timely warn
lna- against a heavy tax on Incomes,
. saying that the assessment should not
1 be large enough to halt expansion of
.business. A great war meeting; has
been called by businessassan at Atlan
tic City, Bepceanwer xi, awa unuoiwni.
rents may take place relating to the
Conduct of the war from an industrial
viewpoint.
The Pope's peace overtures are pot
" considered In financial circles as likely
, i to produce any Immediate results
looking toward an early ending of the
war. The American Congress Is to be
asked to vote nine billion more war
credits. Which does not Indicate any
hold up of an agressive war. , China
entrance Into the conflict may provide
a much-needed common labor supply.
Neither EllhU Root nor B. H. Gary
expect the war to end soon. Ainea
bonds would reflect genuine - peace
tendencies. A large traffic is Indicated
for an the railroads of the country.
The wheat crop has toeen taken under
direct control of, 'the. Government,
preventing unfavorable speculation,
and probably assuding a moderate de
cline In he cost of living, which latter
event would be a, most welcome econ-
. omlc development.
Injured By Boring
Mill, Workman Is
: . Expected to Die
. sought in a erlnr mill at the Bul-lard-ilaflijp
Co., where he Is em
ployeA.Jamea BakeH-fr08 -South ave
nue, 22 years, was so severely crushed
this morning that his death is mo
mentarily expected at the (Bridgeport
hospital, where he was- taken by Dr.
J. F- Keeganr In the emergency am
bulance. ' ; t ,', '! "'-
.Baskell's pelvis was crushed in and
he suffered injuries to his spine.
pinance
STOCK MARKET S
- - -
New York, Aug. 21 The usual Ir
regular accompanied today's early
dealings in the stock market. Rail
roads were firm, although New Haven
fell half a point to the new low mark
of 82. Oils and shippings were the
strongest feature. Mexican Petro
leum gaining two points with 1
each for Texas Co. and Atlantic, Gulf
& West Indies. Bethlehem and Cru
cible Steels fell a point but United
States Steel was more steady, with
coppers. J " . :; -.
Prices reacted all around later on
heavy selling of steels and railroads.
New Haven established a new low of
80 1-4 and Delaware & Hudson also
sold at Its lowest auotation. 101 -1-8.
Shippings and oils virtually surren
dered all gains with general unsettle-
ment at noon. i-
New York Stock
Exchange Quotations
Reported over the private wires of
T. L. Watson at Co. Bankers and
Brokers. Corner Main and John Sta.
Bridgeport, Conn. Members ot New
Tork Stock Exchange.
Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.. Aug. 21
Allis Chalmers
28
Am. Beet Sugar
n
- 68'
102
19
119
51
BH
107
99 ;
75
' 68
68
108 36 '
159
19
89
. 6
, 29
.' 6v .
67
', 33
79
100
27
23
85
152 '
105
34
, 47'
64
Am. Locomotive
Am. Smelt. & Re. Co.
Am. Bug. Refg. Co.
Annw Tel. & Tele. '
Am. Woolen . .. '
Alaska Gold
Atl. G-ulf ft W. Indies
Atcht T. & S. Fe
Anaconda Copper .
maiawin jloco.- ,
Baltimore & Ohio '
Bethlehem Steel "B' .
Butte & Sup..
Canadian.. Pacific
Calif. Petroleum . : :
Cen, Leather Co. '
Chi. - M. & St Paul i '
Chi. vRt Island & Pac. '
Chlno ..-? , . ,. v ' , -( ,
Chesapeake & Ohio
Corn Products ',..:..
Crucible Steel
Cuban Cane Sugar
Del. Hudson '
Distilleries Securities' "
Erie
Erie 1st Pfd. ' . '
General Electric
Gt. Northern pfd. '.
Gt. Northern Ore
Green Cananea
Inspiration Copper
International Nickel
, 38
Inter. . Mer. Marine
P32
90
83
- 20
.42
88
60
: 97
67
29
87
54
118
101
' 83
30
22
62
' 62
.69
I 27
' 89
-88
Inter. Mer.; Marine Pfd.'
International Paper '-
Kansas City Sou. "
Kennecott Copper
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh .Valley 1 - l
Mex. Petroleum
Midvale Steel -
Missouri Pacific
Miami Copper -National
Lead Co. ' ,
Norfolk ft Western - 7
Northern. Padfio r
N. T. CMitral
N. T., N. H.'ft H.
N. T., Ont..& West,
Pittsburgh Coal '' ..
Pennsylvania .-
Pressed Steel Car ;
Ray Cons. .
Reading , ... V
Repub. Iron ft Steel
Sinclair Oil -',.
. 39
94
Southern Pacific -
Southern Railway
27
. 61
Studebaker Corp'n.
Texas Oil
Union Paclflo
United Cigar Stores
188
135
; 122
189
61
123
60
103
.11
v 25
. 47
18
80
UT. S. Ind. Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
U.. S. Steel
U. S. Smelter
Utah Copper .
Wabash ; '
Wabash Pfd. B.
Westlnghouse Electric
Western Maryland
Willys Overland
BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston 1:80 P. M. Prices Reported
Over Private Wire to T, L,
! ) , - - - . .', - - ;
lAHouez '
Cel. & .Arizona
CaL & IHcla
Copper (Range ;
Osceola '
.65
7
555
. 61H.
86
47
Wolverine -
WHOLESALE PRICES
. OF PRODUCE
(Furnished by The Bridgeport Fruit
and Vegetable Growers' Association,
Headquarters corner Wall and
. Water Streets.)
t
Lettuce .60-.7-5 per dos. .
"Green Beans 81.00 per bu.
Onions $1.60-81.76 per bu.,
Peppers--$1.00-$1.26 per bu.
" Cabbage $1.00 per bbl.
Blackberries .16-.17 per qt.
Apples $2.00 per bu, $6.00 bbl.
Squash .80-40 per doz. bun.' -
Tomatoes $1.60 basket; $1.75-$2.00
crate. , ! V;
Wax Beans $4.00-$1.26 bu.
t Beets $1.00 per 20 bunches.
Carrots .80-.36 per doz. .
Cucumbers .50-.65 per crate.
Cucumbers $8.00 per bbl.
Potatoes $1.76 per bu.
Sweet Corn (white) $1.50 per 100
ears; (Go'-den Bantam), $1.75 per J00
Lima Beans $2.50-13,00 bushel.
NO DEPENDENTS OP
C. N. G. TROOPS APPIiTING
FOR' AID, SATS THORN
Supt. Angus Thorn of the charities
department stated today that no sol
diers i attached to the Connecticut
National Ouard command from this
city have dependents or-relatives who
have applied ,to him for aid of ariy
sort. AH married members 61 the
i . i
Why We Seek
We seek your account, not merely for
I the purpose of keeping
tody, but that we may be a factor in your
financial progress. '
Because we have helped others meet
1 financial problems similar to yours assures
f us that we can help you. ' -
9!
F irst-Bridgeport
' 'j .. STATE AND
"Incorporated 1859"
Man's Productive Period
-1' The greatest productive period In the life of the average man is
between the ages of 30 and 55.
In order to provlcte for the lean 'Stairs that so often follow, do
you not think that you should systematically save a definite portion of
your earnings? . , -
: AH earners should save something, however .little. ,
. One dollar opens an account In the City
Savings . Bank, which pays' 4 per cent.'
compounded interest every six months.
CITY. SAVINGS BANK
Main and Bank Streets.
Open Monday Evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock.
STATE OP CONNECTICUT.
AIL, Resident3 of Bridgeport' owning taxable securities are
liable to tafc at local rates unless the State Tax of four mills on
the dollar has been paid to the
ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 31st
The estates of those who neglect to pay; this tax must pay t"-
V, A HEAVY PENALTY.
. Balances in Banks (not in Shavings .Banks) are liable to this
tax, Instructions andblank li'sts sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford. V j N ' -; ' '
) , v F. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
D
ndgoport Lino
new york;
'Fare 75 Cents
STEAMER NAUGATUCK
Leaves Foot of Union St.
Weekdays Lv. Brldffeport 8:00 A.M.
Due N. T. Pier 70, E. R. 11:45 A.M.
Pier 28, Catherine fit. 12:15 Noon
1 ? Special Sunday ; Service
Lv. Bridgeport . . . 8:00 A.M.
Rt. Lv. N. T. East 2 2d Sfc 4:46 P.M.
.Four Hours in New, York City
. ' Sunday Afternoon Boat '
Lv. Bridgeport . . . . .4:00 PJ1.
Due N.T. Fufton 6t-,N. R., 8:00 P.M.
H. VL HEDDERLY, Agent' ?' f
The 'New FjxrlaTd Steamnhlp Co.
Notice .to Contractors
' The Board of Education of the City
of Bridgeport, Connecticut, by the
committee in charge, hereby . Invite
proposals for -the complete construc
tion of a School Building, to be located
on Steuben 1 Street. t,
Pro dob al blanks, idrawlngs, specific
cations and all other information may
be obtained at the office of Leonard
Asheim, Architect, No. 211. State
Street. . , -. . . ' j '.
All proposals shall be - sealed and
will be received at the office of the
architect on or before 5 o'clock p. m.
Monday, September 10. 1917. i
Each proposal as evidence of good
faith, must be accompanied by a certi
fied Check, made payable to the Board
of Education, for an amount equal to
Ave per cent. (5), of th amount of
the, proposal. , '-..,,-.
The right Is renerved to reject any
and all bids. ; - . - ,
By order of the Board of Education.
ELMER ,H. HAVENS, Pres.
Dated: August 18, 1917. L20 s
National Guard In this state were dis
charged shortly after the' command
mobilized at the order of the govern-ment..-'-
' .-';-"'..- - ::';
A soldier who. enlisted in the New
Tork National Guard but whose
mother lives in this state appealed to
Supt. Thorn recently . for aid. Inas
much as the man was not attached
to any Connecticut command he' could
not aid the woman but arranged for
her . to receive each week an allow
ance from the Red Cross.
, Supt. T Thorn communicated with1
the adjutant-general of the New Tork
troops and requested the latter make
arrangements for the mother to re
ceive aid from the state of New York.
Felicitations Exchanged
Between U. S. and France
Paris, Augr. 21. William G. Sharp,
the American ambassador, called on
President Poincare yesterday to pre
sent his felicitations on the occasion
of M. Poincare's fete day. President
Poincare in reply asked Mr. Sharp to
transmit to President "Wilson his
warmest wishes tor him and the
United States. .
THREATENED WIFE, PINED.
Asserting he became Incensed when
he returned to his home and found
his wife' drinking whiskey with the
proverbial disturber of connubial
bliss, "the star hoarder," TVank "W.
Walseweek, a deputy sheriff employ
ed at the American Tube & Stamping
Co., drew his revolver and threatened
dire things to his wife. Judge Frank
Wilder fined trim 5.
Your Account
1
r
your funds in cus
National Bank
MAIN STS.
State Treasurer ' '
PHOTO BTXPPLXESa
CAMERAS, Films, papers, supplies.
"developing, printing, enlarging -for
amateurs. Arcade - Photo Supply
tuUo. as Arcade.
i'-' ,--"M'r.U ' S It !!
PHOTOGRAPHS
PHOTOGRAPHS and Portraits ot all
jwuuiig siyies; prices reasonable:
work guaranteed. . Pearlen . Phote
fcnop. 23 .Arcade. - , - -:.').
, 8 1 a
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
MORTGAGE NOTES and Commercial
: paper bought and sold. ..'Mortgage
foreclosures stopped at once. Lester
C Lowe, Room 409, Warner build-
lng, Tel. 228 -Noble. 1 -'
' ; D a
WINDOW EHADB8
WINDOW SHADES of .every descrlp.
- Uon. stlmates cheerfully given.
. ' Meuss & Vaughn. Corner. Broad an
: State "Street. '- 1 -';
EXPERIENCED j
Furniture, Cut Glasa and
U China Packer V 5
W. H. LATTIN
703 Main St. Tel.-5585
Lordship Lot
For Sale
Near Casino
ADDRESS LORDSHIP
Care Farmer
L.17 tf
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, SB.,
PROBATE COURT. '
August 16, 1917.
Estate of Bridgeport McMahon
late of the town of Bridgeport In said
district deceased.
The Court of Probate', for the Dis
trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and
allowed six months from ' the date
hereof for the Creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settle
ment. . Those who neglect to present
their, -accounts,' properly attested,
within said' time, will be debarred a
recovery. Air persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment to
F. V. G1L.HOOLET,
- ' Administrator.
36 Chapel Street. L 18 sp
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pursuant to the Statute of the State
of Connecticut In such, case made and
provided, ' - . ' -NOTICE
is hereby given, that The
Hungarian Sick Benefit Societies Con
federation of Bridgeport, Connecticut,
a specially chartered corporation of
this State, intends to apply to the
Superior Court to be holden in and
for Fairfield County on the first
Tuesday Of October, 1917, to have Its
corporate name changed to The Hun
garian Aid Society of America.
Dated August 11, 1917.
THE HUNGARIAN SICK BEN
EFIT SOCIETIES CONFED
ERATION. By John Dezso, President.
L 15 t
FRED IL BOWEKSOCK, B. O. E.,
LL. B. Attorney and Counsellor at
Law In Patent and Trademark
Cause3. Solicitor of Patents. 925
Main St.. Suite 20. Phone 112Bar
num. 14 years practice in New
Tork city. New Tork1 office. No..
3 Rector St.
R 11 ajl"
PATENTS
A. II. WOOSTER
Late Examiner U.S., Patent Office, 1115
Main street, Bridgeport. ; Send for
booklet on patents.
HAT REBLOGK1NG
E E. STONE, 618 State St. will re
open Sept. 10th with a complete
.- line Of the newest fall and winter
styles. Bring us your felt, beaver,
velour and velvet hats. B 17 a
WANTED :
Laborers for steady work to
learn to operate machines,
good pay. Apply Crescent Ave.
Entrance, Electric dable Go.
' '. L 6 bs
o,vi. CTjEming ;
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS
HOUSES FOR SALE ,
One, two and three family houses,
any section of city: you , want; easy
terms; also lots, forms and factory
sles. all barglns. ;
SSa Main flt-. City Savings Banlc Bldg.
Phone 2504 Bridgeport, Oonn.
A GROWING APPRECIATION
of ' the advantage of payment by
check Is shown, by the large Increase
of Checking, 'Accounts. -Tes, -the
people realize Vits safety. ;-f Conven
ience and Economy.
Checking Accounts are invited.
JAMES STAPLES & CO
BANKERS. ...:.'.
BRIDGEPORT.
CONN.
TO RENT
Store suitable for any
business. Best growing
residential section in the
city.' Full particulars.
ANDERSON & CO.
1 53 JOHN ST.
STATE OF CONNECTICCT,
DISTRICT ,OF, BRIDGEPORT, ss.,
PROBATE COURT. ' ; , , v
' ' August 6, 1917.
Estate of John J. Scanlon, late of
the town of Bridgeport in said dis
trict, deceased. ,..'" "' -. ;i .' "
The Court of Probate" for- the dis
trict of Bridgeport Jiath limited and
allowed six months: from Its date
hereof for Creditors of said estate to
exehibit . their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts properly attested, within said
timet will be debarred, a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
' MICHAEL. J. DONAHUE, "
' Tj 18 s '." Executor;
- SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceived by the State Highway Commls
soher,- Fourth Floor, West End, State
Capitol, Hartford, Connecticut, until 2
P. M.. Monday, August 20th, 1917. for
the following; sections of State 'Work,
in accordance with plans and specifi
cations on file in the office of the State
Highway Commissioner and at' the of
fice of Division Engineer; E. C.'Wel
den, Chamher of Commerce Bldg.,.
New Haven, Conn.: ' ' s , . ..
" TOWN . OF STRATFORD: '7,800
linear feet of Hassam or Reinforced
Concrete Road on Bamum Avenue.
CHESHIRE ;- HAMDBN: 16,278
linear feet of Concrete Road on South
Main Street, Town' of Cheshire.
11,633 linear feet of Concrete Road
on- Whitney Ave., -Town of Hamden.
' "TOWN"" OF" HAMDEN: " An 18 ft.
Span Concrete Slab Bridge over Eden
Brook. ' '''..;'.- .--' '
A 2 21 ft.1" Span Concrete Slab
Bridge-over Mill ; Brook. t' '..
' 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 High
way Commissioners reserves the right
to reject " any and all bids.
Dated at Hartford, Connecticut,
August 7th, 1917.
' C. J. BENNETT, . :
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
FOURTH FLOOR. WEST END, CAP-
ITOK- HARTFOKD," CONN.
.crc: ..TsiSiw -- -j d 5
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
' Every person, firm or corporation
(resient or non-resident) liable to tax
ation on real or personal property in
the Town and City oil Bridgeport on
September 1. 1917, MUST FILE with
the Tax Commissioner a sworn state
ment of all taxable property owned by
such person, firm or corporation in
the Town and City of Bridgeport, on
specially printed lists furnished by
the Tax Commissioner. Such lists
must be filed during the MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER, 1917: , y ..,-.
FAILURE so . to do will compel the
Tax Commissioner to make .out such
lists from the best information obtain
able, to which a penalty of ten per
cent, will be added as by law required.
LISTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
if each parcel of Real Estate is not
separately listed, and properly describ
ed, giving metes and bounds; street
number of lot number. Buildings
thereon must be entered separately
from the land value.
FAILURE to file a list deprives the
owner of the right to appeal to the
Board of Relief. Lists may be
obtained at the office of the Tax Com
missioner, Room 9, City Hall, during
the month of August.
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. dally.
9 o. m . to 1 p. m. Saturday.
A. F. CONNOR,
Tax Commissioner.
OVER FIFTY YEARS
3 PER CENT, INTEREST
ON -
YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT
i We think this will appeal to youparticularly In view of our experi
ence of over fifty years In banking. We can assure you of safety
batJsfactory conduct of your business, and courteous treatment.
Interest credited to accounts monthly. -
We would like to tell you. about our methods.
Call us on the 'phone or come in and see us. :
T. 1. WATSON & CO,
PRfftlTE BANKERS
CORNER MAIN AND JOHN STREETS
Established 1866
FARM 150 ACRES
50 acres of tillage land, balance In
pasture and wood land, brook spring,
good fences, carries IB head of stock,
apple trees and raspberries, house of
7 rooms In fine condition with 2
barns and henhouse, well and 1,500
sugar trees. Price for all $1,700.00.
Call and look this over. V ' ' '
Alfred H. Clark & Son
1024 MAIN ST. ROOM 400.
; P 23 tf.
T. B. WARREN
Real Estate and Insurance
179 Golden Hill St. '
TeL 2417.
FISH. MARKET
NORTH END FISH MARKET, all
kinds of . fish In season, .i Free de
livery. 2388 North Main St. Phone
Barnum 1024. D 20 ajp
LADIES SPECIAL FREE OFFER
LADIES FREE SAMPLE"- made.
bring your loved one's pictures to
Stevenson's Institute to " be enlarg
ed, free premiums. 104 Bank St.
'."'::, , ;.-. . B S8 a8
MEAT MARKET
FRESH MEATS and groceries:
tables In season. ' Oreei and mov
ie a cloture stamps. Mloh.el Rob-
Stock. 1824 , SeavUw Ave.. John
Meyer, manager.- H3 tf
PIANO TUNING
IANOS TUNED, Wrozlna expert
, piano and piano player maker and
repairer, late of Fox Piano Co.
Barnum 4389-2. 610 Colorado Ave.
V .: . '. - Ar;:7 . P 7 a
sTTORAGE
'1
MOORE'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Furniture and china packing; a
' ; perteneed, packers.' Separate . rooms
for-furniture aad pianos. - Barnum
3217. S6 Union Ave.
RUBBER STAMPS
RUBBER - STAMPS made by cs are
reliable, we carry a complete line
of stamps, supplies.' Ink pads, Qat
;., ers, rubber type, -etc The Schwer
: dtle Stamps Co.. 41 Cannon St. :
CRAPBOPSONES AND
. MACHINES '
SEWINQ
43RAPHOPHONB ' and Sewing ta-
chine repairing. , Experts in , our
' line. .Right prices. Alex' Langfel-
v oer, J8( Wheeler Ave. near North
Main street.
-f . , .
IKTGNTORS
WANTED Inventors to send for one
r of my booklets on U. S. and Foreign
patent. Mercer D. Blonde!, Paten?
. Solicitor.'! Conn.- National Bank
building. '.-" v ; ; , ; BIT tt
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
DR. J. D. S. , SMITH announces the
removal of .his office from 459
. Fairfield avenue to - 737 - Lafayette
:. St v .... .v.-.- D 12 ajp.
- SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM
MRS. BEATON BARNES, spiritualist
medium, . readings daily. Meeting
'.. Thursday evening 7:30 p. tn. for the
unfolding of spiritual gifts. 814
1 French St. near Main St. D 22 a
AN ORDAINED Spiritualist 'Minister.
': Marie . Davidson, Ph. D. Scientific
and Spiritual readings daily except
Thursdays and Sunday. 404 State
" Street. D 12 a.J
'.. COMMENCING JULY
MATINEE EXCURSIONS
Leave Bridgeport daily 1:80 p.m.
Returning lv.-Port Jefferson 4:30 p.m.
Round Trip Tickets, good day of issue
only 75c
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. . . .$1.25
v ; STEAMER PARK CITY
Capt. O. E. Tooker
WILL RUN DAILY
Lv. Port Jefferson If am. audi 4:30 p.m.
Leave Bridgeport 1 :30 ana 0:30 p.m.
Single F"are , m
Round Trip Ticket 1.25
Good any time during the seawm
EXCHANGE
1280 Main St., Poli Building
Ground Floor .
ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS
For Sale, Rental, Exchange
SPECIAL" RENTAL "' RATES TO - (
students ,
Agents for CORONA -Standard Fold
ing- typewriters
s r
The City National Bank
Savings Department Fays
4 Per Cent. Interest
Start Saving Now
107 WALL STREET
THE CONNECTICUT
NATIONAL BANK
v ; " '-: :' OP '..,..-
BRIDGEPORT
Cor. Main and Wall Streets
KLaSTO HvTRDcmoir ,
PIANO LESSONS. Graduate of Mt
; St. Joseph Seminary. Hartford. Lea.
sons at home II preferred.
Margaret Waiters. Lewis St.
REAL ESTATE
IF IT IS real estate or business op
portunities you want to buy or sell.
Inquire David Apstein. 173 Still,
man street. Telephone. ' . T
tj 17 aj
BAIi ESTATE WANTED
X WANT 1. 3- or S tamlly houses, it
price and location suit will buy 1m.
mediately for, cash. Home Title, L
N. S. nd Trust .Co. 109 Wall St. , '
' ' , - V t ... B 1 tf '
WANTED CHEAP- 3 or rajnlliT
house.' prefer full and dear, will
pay cash. . Bex H. Cars ot
Farmer. . ':,..,.-'".'.- ",.'.
" B 19
AGS
XJETV VS FIGURE on your signs, 8tgns
.that are - Connecticut Sign Co
437 Hallett'St. O. Samerotte. J -'-.
' r '"'-iT.; C . s 23 al .V
ft. L. FORBES. Sign : and picture
- . painting, gold" . signs - rebtirntahxl
and made like new. .13 Colorado
Ave. Phone Barnum 6700.
KWOTQ MACHINES .
HEW HOME Sewing Machines 9
nest for family use. . Grge H
Bessy, 6 . Courtland St. Tel, Bar
3713. No casvassem
8FEGJAIASX
JENNIB A. ; BALL Graduate N. T.
' School of Denaatology. Growth ol
hair on face, ' warts and mos re.
- moved by electiio needle. Facial
massage and scalp treatment. Room
410, lilt Main street. Phone 91.
; '' 1 - " ': ' -'- . - 9 3 a
BUS REPAIRING
i
1 ! -'
GOODYEAR SHOS REPAIRING
. fin i ' t a.c
Main St. No connection with other
'. . so-called Goodyear Shops.! We call
'and deliver. Tel. 1281. Wlnflel
8. Black. Prop. . . VX U
TEA AND LCNCa BOOM
WARN ETA TEA ROOM. Special au
, ' tention given to parties and email
banquets. ; Auto lunches cr spe
cialty. 6i Fainield Ave. Phona
Barnum 780. -
1 1
FOR SATISFACTION in watch- and.
clock repairing go to iitary C Raid
; and Son, Watchmakers, Room Sit,
- Conn. National iaak. - Bldg. 14134
- Mam St.
'. xx ia rt ..'
WANTED TO BUY iV
FURNITURE -We pay best prioea
for second hand .furniture of all
kinds. Louis Fodeman. 1449 Main
St. Barnum 1038.' " D 37 a)
WANTED TO BUY all kinds of sec
on a nana xurniture. Geo. p. To.
taius, Kedfield's old stand, it Har
ruton St. Phone 1U16-&4 D21 tf
D 31 tt -
WE PAY BEST prices for second hand
furniture anu. nousenoia gooas.
M. Seeley. 763 Uau Main str. aeac"
.Walter Street.
- v a i d .
WANTED to buy old talae teeUi. any,
Mnuuua. wowsers. xe Mmirzimlii
Ave, ever Royal lAUtoa.
'.- r -, . . .' -- H 39 t '.
fUKNlTURE Seoond band, ' bougnt
, and sold: Drop postal or phone Bar
tut 4143-3. Vaarles oppenbeim,
44 Mala stt. '
' '. ' - ' ll
TRUCKING r.
TRUCKING, carting ashes, stone,
sand bricks, . etc Also cellar ' exca
vating. Hallock B. Kain and Boa,
1031 Madison Ave. Barnum. 372. -.
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PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING Service that Is ex
pert and reliable. Phone Barnum
1620. Your order . wUl receive
prompt attention. Rolland B, Hart,
sole, agent Kroeger Pianos an 4,
Player Pianos. Ill Broad street,
- ":.',-S8 al'p
N o matter wn&t you want
. try The Farmey Want Col
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