The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., October 10, 1919, Page 11, Image 11

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TIMES: 10,
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SUCCESSFUL FIRM
TO CELEBRATE SIS
2ITH BIRTHDAY!
laonw Will Mark An
niversary of Caesar
SEOOSUD IN CITY
Bale Planned to Last One
Week Starting Satur-
"With the eonting at Saturday, Oct
il milestone will be reach
ed in the loss d Successful business
journey of C4evr 34 tacit Stores, Inc.,
of this city. Tills will complete the
I I FK MAX WALDER
2Tlh ytvr that this cantem has been
castwiRs to the cJmhins tract's of
I!ridE-K3r5: hi fashion that haa cre
ated yi tiw siandartl of painstaking
&nt satisfactory dea2ins' "nriCh the pub
lic This record of bEshiess life snows
iertr errd-Sias- irosrress aEd growth and
t5 ss- that he steadfast efforts of
the s:ore"x proprjeiorrs. Herman W.
aad George- Waliier have culminated
irs arivfTj I?rid.tport pmhiic what is
pro?,;.r Xevc KyrstHarrcTsi finest credit
detrartiertc score would; not. justly
cleorTi the- STttTjitClcMD.. 2t tg trtset ihas
thesa aad asntirirxs- merchants
have given t Bridgeport just such
a store hunt it is not the culmination
of their efforts bceans? This is a, point
not yet retehe-d s33. the conrtanl de
TelDpmeiat of the Caesar Mjsch store
3ong the Sines , of growth and ser-
Credit" followers by Inaugurating the
W?pgwrt and most nrilHant birthday
sale of this store's career-.
This, event Wli take place beginning
Saturday and eontihtt for twd week,
including" the. Sallowing Saturday, it
is an unusual opportunity to ibe pre
sented -with cut prices in the very be
ginning of the season but that is when
the fcirthday oceurs and must be cele
brated. 'Cheerful Credit" -will toe ex
tended throughout the sale an5i news
of the rallies obtainable may be found
in. the advertising columns ef this is
sue . The public is invited to be pres
ent and profit by the Bale's offerings
as savings today in the face of price
and market condidtions are scarce and
therefore more attractive than ever-.
Goto A?n siisVER ?soorcrrox;
Guaranty 'Trust Ce-.J
Gold and sliver production of the
tJhited States durinar the ealenda
yeaf of 1918 dropped SIS. 104,000 in
the gold output and 8,980,223 ounees
in the s-!lver production, according to
estimates of the Treasury Depart
mehh Total production of gold of the
Country in 1918 Was estimated at
3,320,784 ounces, -with a value of
S6S,646,?00, while the production ot
silver in the same period amounted
to 67,S10il39 ounces, with an esti
mated value of 566,485,129, Gold
production in 191? amounted to SS",
750,T00 and silver 71,740,383 ounces,
California !ed the States In go!d
production fcy turning-- out 811,945
ounces, with Value ot $15,7S 4,400,
Xex; in line came Colorado, -with
615.55X ounces, valued at 112,724,
700, Alaska, with 455,320 ounces,
valued at S9.424.700, was third.
In the production of silver Montana
was leader with an output during the
year of 16.37S.263 ounces, valued at
?1C,05S,232, 1'tah came nest with
a production of 13.4S2.55S ounces,
valued at 518,22$, All, and then Ke
varta with S,9319fS3 ounce, valued at
3,737,S9S,
too ssxsj-m-E rxu sciestce.
Tho t-?ache?r- the cass in physio
logy pus ta TsxjrrT-srny this juefftion:
"How wsny ribs hav your
"I don't know, 'am," said Tom
my, souirming at the very thousht.
"I so awful ticltHsh I never could
count 'em." Touth's Companion.
STRATFORD HAS
CHOSEN SITE FOR
ITS HIGH SCHOOL
(Speeial to The Times.)
Stratford; Oeh 16 Nothing is too
good for us, was the verdict express
ed by the citizens of the town last
evening when they met to select a
sehool site-. The town meeting, which
was adjourned from two weeks ago
to enable the school board to select
several more sites, was called to or
der by Chairman Carey at 8 o'clock-.
It had been found that the adjourn
ed meeting could not legally purchase
any other site than that speciSed in
the original call and a second warn
ing had been issued for a special
town meeting to be held at 8:39 last
evening. After reading of the min
utes, on motion, Chairman Carey de
clared the meeting adjourned and
announced that the next town meet
ing would be called to order at 8:30.
During the 20 minute Interval that
ensued a number of the citizens en
tertained those present. "Mayor"
Wellington was introduced and spoke
briefly.
At S:30 Town Clerk Lovell called the
meeting to order. F O. Bhoades was
elected chairman. The school com
mittee reported that they hail three
sites to recommend. First, the prop
erty owned by the Beardsley estates.
Inc., and Chester Dunlap, fronting on
North Parade and extending through
to King street. Second, the property
at Barnum avenue and King street
fronting on Barnum avenue and run
ning north on King street. Third, the
Bedel! Benjamin property at Broad
street and Bearofeley lane. Preference
was given by the committee to the
Beardsley-IXlnlap property.
After considerable discussion it was
voted to buy the Beardsley Dunlap
tract. IT. S. Beardsley, who was
present, stated that he was wiliing
to select one appraiser, the town to
select another, they two to select a
third and agreed to accept he price
made by this committee. The site
selected is by far the best and most
centrally located that could bo ob
tained and would -display to adTan
tagp lh high school building that
will fevehtually be erected and will
itlsd aiford ample room for play
grounds;
It is the intention of the school
committee to build a wing of the pro
posed new building at onee to relieve
the congestion which now existSi
This wing to eventually form a part
of the new high schooU
REPRESENTATIVES
OF MANUFACTURERS
ATTEND SESSION
The National Association of Em
ployment Managers will hold their
annual convention in New York, Sat
urday, at the Hotel Pennsylvania, and
a number of the employment manag
ers from Bridgeport factories will at
tend. The subject for discussion will be
"The Training of the Supervisory
Force," Some of the leaders of in
dustry of the country will take part
in the meeting. Among those going
from' Bridgeport are: B. C. Stowell
of the Ashcroft ManuTacturing Co.,
"Walter V. Elliott of the Burns &
Bassick Co., F. W. Tordorff of the
American & British Co., Hugh M.
Robinson of the Bullard Machine
Tool Co., S. J. Maglll of the Bilton
Machine Tool Co., F A. Brundage of
the Bljur Motor Appliance Co.
STATE BUREAU OF LABOR
GAVE AVORK TO 4,359
The state bureau of labor in its re
port on the operation of the Ave free
employment bureaus for the month
of September shows that 6,897 appli
cations for employment were made in
the state, of which 3,736 were males
and 2,161 females. Applications for
help numbered 5,300, of which there
were 3,054 males and 2,246 females.
Situations were secured for 2,482
males and 1,877 females, a total of
4,459.
Bridgeport: Applications for em
ployment, males 593, females 492,
total 1,085; applications for help,
male 620, females 563, total, 1,083;
situations secured, males 4 30, females
445, total 875.
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
1152 MAIN STREET
A Wide Range Now Of
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We have many becoming suits that are handsomely
tailored; others trmimed with luxurious furs. Our assort
ments are now at their height and we offer a diversity of
styles and excellent values for Saturday
Others to $97.50
Attractive Values In
Stylish Goats
vice is enf fairly "begaan. j
T tt exi it-5t years Qis Caesar j
"Miscxi exdit? Tas an idea 3jhe plan j
2?im:" l?s sr-3i eTeryone instead of the -f
claosezi fe w-sajin? apparel on easy i
ijerms jjmeni. Tins was the hinh
s Ciierfzi! CiriMlil,' a sosaoi isrSiacla
ot 2'h& score Iib3. T3ae Sfiaffl. Traa
trrarq3ew ersaa tulIgdX a2u3. rns rid3-1
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of jsat3a a Kicnre aniS llie lucmeKty of i
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Our Coats are so desirable this season in
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values that you'll appreciate.
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Others to $100
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COAT PAXTS
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4. Seams extra out.
sewed. 18. Extra strength
5. Guaranteed lining.
mohair lining. 19. Excelsior waist
6. Super sleeve band.
ilining. 20. Double stitched
7. Special canvas pockets,
fronts. 21. Adjustable but
8. Pockets stayed ton straps,
and tacked. 22. Belt loops.
9. Extra button 2 3. Seams taped.
sewing. 24. Seams double
10. Special ivory stitched,
buttons. 25. Seat seam
11. Extra e m e r- serged.
gency buttons. 26. Outlet on large
12. Super button sizes.
thread. 27. Non-ravel poc-
13. Superior fit & ket facing,
finish. 2 8. Hip and cash
14. Original Styles. pocket.
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1152-54-566-58 Main St.
1370 State St.
OPENING OCTOBER 10
OF THE
CONNECTICUT
RESTAURANT
LUNCH ROOM
Corner Howard Avenue and
State Street
Best of Everything Served
at Prices the Lowest
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THE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
836 FATRFTTTT.T) AVKNTTE
Kth Tear Begins Sept. 24th
Elementary and advanced subjects
covering high-school and earlier
grades, in preparation for college,
technical and professional schools,
business, and the large , preparatory
schools.
Every student given Individual in
struction by experienced teachers.
Thorough work: no red tape; shorter
courses. Outdoor and Indoor atnletlca.
VINCENT C. PECK, Head Master.
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The JACKSON STONE Co.
MONUMENTAL WORK
OB" ALL KINDS
Call Phone Bar. 7164 Cer Salwraia
Office and Mill Houwtonlo Ara
J. H. KELLY
Billiard Parlora
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes
1269 Main St., Cor. Chapel
IT ISN'T A PIE
Unless it's Frisbie. Name
on every pie.
At Your Grocers.,
HOME DRESSED
POULTRY
Bo much of the cold storage va
riety on the market just now
that we know yon'Il appreciate
oar tresh killed f owy, even
though -the price Is a bit hither.
F.W. BEHRENS, JR.
MARKET
162 FAIRFIELD AVE.
1 Telephone 6820
Don't Let That Cold Linger,
It Is Dangerous
go at ence to the
TLAS
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BATHS
247 Fairfield Ave.
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M. J. GANNON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND HMBALMH-R
Bio John Street
Phone 349S
Residence 235 Vine St.
Phone 125S
HAWLEY & TvTLMOT
Undertakers and Embalmer
866 Lafayette St., Bridgeport, Ct
George B. Hawley. lis Wash
ington Terrace; Edward H. Wll-
mot, 8 (1 S Clinton Av. Phone Bar.l
HENRI a JOSEP
Lieberum & Heaphy-
146 Austin et. 839 South A
Embalmers and Undertaltera
MORTUAHT PARLORS
3 3 2 STATE STRHal!
Telephone Bamnm 1B-S
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Phone Barnum 150
Tajin Offlee, 40 Hanoock
Phone Barnum SU
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Phone Barnum 230K
MICHAEL QUAKA
UNDERATKBR - P O HRABNTK
679 Central Avenue
Bridgeport, : : : Coma,
DR. O. HUNT WLLBKK
CHIROPRACTOR
107-11 Meigs Bids- Phone Noble 42J
GEORGE P. POTTER
UNDERTAKER
Automobile Service If Prefer
MORTUARY BOOM3
1133 BROAD STRRB
Tel. Barnum CI4S-1
Af O N U M E N T
HUGHES & CHAPMAN
ARTISTIC LASTING
Plant Operated by Pneumatic Cutting
and Polishing Tools
100 STRATFORD AVENUE
Phone Connection
OHN B. JOHNSON
FAMILY UNDERTAKER
Phone Barnum 7950-2
517 MAIN STREET
Rates to Suit All
1 1 After paying the doctor and drug-
gist is it wiee to spend your last
dollar for the funeral?
If Ian't it better to save some of the
insurance money for the living to
Scarry you over the sad months fol
I lowing your bereavement. (
II Do not be mlsiea by tne Idea til t
you must spend all your money tor
la decent burlaL
ROURKE & BOUCHER
Undertakers
and Emttelmera
129S MAIN ST. Tel. Barnum E409
Calls Answered Day Or rfight
Margaret i Joan
GALLAGHER & GALLAGHER
Graduate and Licensed
Undertakers and Embalmers
Margaret L. Gallagher, only li
censed, graduate woman embalm -er
and undertaker in the city.
Mortuary parlora, office and rea.
K71 FBirfleld Av. Phone Bar. 1800
CHARLES L. DENNIS
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Residence Barnum 3892. Funeral I
Parlors, 588 State St. Telephone I
Barnum 1031-3. Calls received at
any hour of the day or night.
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I GORMAN & COMPANY.
KRes. 75 James St. Barnum 4850
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
273 Hallett Street
. Telephone Noble 04S-5 .
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