The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., October 29, 1919, Page 15, Image 15

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TRUCKING AND JTOltAGE
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CHIMNEY CLEANING Gel you
chimney cleaned before it catches
fire; a.so sav-s coal and myites bet
ter draft A. Ailen, 781 E;.s, JUU
St.; or pl'.one No. 1 L-Initi.u ilje.
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COSTUMEUS. The E .ttt Co-: pany.
Oes.uuivs to :nl for Bah, Mas- j
querad'.s and Faroes, 32 7 i?a:r.:ed;
Ave., Br: iitep.i. t. Conn. Pnone
Phone tarnuni 1612. GUd,' I
W. H. FliAZlLU Local and long dls-;
tance express and light trucking, .
745 l":;itu Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.
LOCAU LONG D1STA.NX';) Furni- 1
ture, piano mo in. We move
everything. T. I'la.sfcy. 390 and:
527 ri'.a.1.' St. Liarnu.n 2285 or Bar-:
nuin 3433-12. '19U9d
ACUl TRUCKING CO. Furnitura
movi:ig and g?r.?rul trucking Local
and Ions d fiance. Factory con
tracts so.icited. Tel. St rutford 9 7.
A. P ALUM HO, local and long distance!
trucking and furniture moving; v, e
guaranTee satisfaction. 10 Calhoun
Ave i'hone Darnum 6713-12.
19R9ajl
JORTH END TRUCKING Local, lone
distance furni. ure moving; dum
truck for hire or heavy hauling
John Mikos, 320 Hiver St. Barnu;..
903-23. '19I30a;
I 5CAL and long distance furnitu.
piano i.oving. Satif.tction guar;: -teed.
P. J. Murphy, office 9i He. -ry
St. I'hone Barnum 4449.
kUTO TRUCKING, !ooa! and lon
distance furniture moving. L. A.
Friah. 1412 State St., opposite Bryant
Electric Co. Barnuiu 1154; hOLise
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKAGE See ma
first. A . . Stowe. s.onit'.e and ex
preis, day and ni.t;ht. ti4S Newrieli
Ave. Barnum D21a
TxLE T1M.ES : VVHJJDJNJESUAY, UUTUUKK 2y, iyi
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TRUCKING Rosa Farrar, trucking
and ash carting done at short no
tice, IS Reservoir avenue. Plume
Barnum 4vl-12. P7:i "
FURNITUF. I novlng; guaranteed
from breakage; local and :cny dis
tance trucking. Hansen Trucking
Co., 1 Hi.lhouse Ave. Bar. 3451.
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LIGHT AUTO TRUCKING Local
and ions distance, reasonable price.
201 S.ule St. Tel. Bar. 10S4.
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AUTO TRUCKING and furniture re
moving. Ioc;-.l and long distance;
rates reasonable. P. F. Miller, 21
Jones Ave. Barnum 732$.
'19R2Sall
C. STRAM for your upholstering and
refmishin; of antique furniture.
Mattresses made over. 226 Colorado
Ave., in rear residence, 1231 State
St. Barnu o 11 -J 4.
WANTED TO IH'Y
HERMAN JUNK CO. pays highest
prices for r:r-:s, papers, rubber and
metal. 0 5 Frank St. Bar. :28.
191517a!!
WE PAY highest prices l'c r se-ond
hand furniture. Call Barnum 491d.
We also do stove repairing as a
specialty.
3EW AND SECOND furniture and
trunks bought and sold. Bridgeport i
Trunk & Furniture Co.. 4S6 East;
Main St. Barnum 6599. 'lttG2a::
W. LIEFF & SON. dealers in scrap
"metals, rubber, rags and paper, 610
Main St. Barnum 1627. !
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NOTICE
Annual Town
WARNING is hereby given to the
electors of the Town and C ty of
Bridgeport, thut the annual Town
Meeting of said Town will be held
upon Tuesday, November -4th, 1919,;
for the choice of all Town oliicers le- i
quired by law to be voted for at said
meeting, namely: j
Town Ciei k. F ve Selectmen.
Voting machines wi 1 be open f. om !
6 o'clock a m. to 5 o'clock p. m.. for
the roglgtr .tion of the votes of the;
:iecto:s of s. id. Town, entitled o vote
at said meeting, at the fol. owing
piaces:
FIRST DISTRICT
283 State Street.
':rCOXD DISTRICT
62 Keifer Street.
NOTICE .
Annual City Meeting
WARNING is hereby given to the
voters of the City of Bridgeport, that
the annual City Meeting of said city
will be held upon Tues.lay, November
4th, 1913, for the choice of all offi
cers required by law to be voted for
at s'.id meet!rg, namely:
Mayor, City Clerk. Treasurer, Tax
Collector, twelve Aldermen (one from
- ach disi i t, six sheriffs, four mem
ers of the Board of Education.
Vo.ing mach nes will be open from
6 o'c ock a. m to 5 o'clock, p. m.
for th registration of the votes of
the electors and voters of said City
and Town, enti led by law to vote at
said meeting, at the following places,
to wit:
FIRST DISTRICT
283 State Street.
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS.
hTe following marriage. Intentions
were filed today at the office of the
Bureau of Vital Statistics in the Wel
fare building: Feraland Cummings,
22, of 907 Broad street, and Miss Ethel
Devine, 21, of 122 Elizatoe.th street;
'Michael A. Gleason, 34, of 956 Strat
ford avenue, and Mies Irene Hender
son, 26, of 1,113 Barnum avenue; Les
ter Ward, 33, of 674 Park avenue, and
Miss Margaret O'Neil, 29, of 53 Trum
bull road; Edward Palmer, 62, of Mil
ford, and Miss Annie F. Mowry, 62, of
362 Fairfield avenue; Christian Perry,
26, of 412 Madison avenue, and Miss
Laura Crowatie, 24, of 127 Lexington,
avenue; Herbert Muller, 22, of 514 Car
roll avenue., and Miss Veronica Cas
per, 22, of 22 Wiliiston street.
ANNUAL. EXERCISES.
EYE LACERATED.
i'HTRD DISTRICT
SI Fairfield Avei;-
SF.COXD DISTRICT
62 Kiefcr Street.
URTII DISTRK
251 State Street
THIRD DISTRIC.
.)97 Fairfield Avem:.
Axel Lind, 35, a chauffeur, living
at 765 Fairfield avenue, sustained a
I severe laceration of the left eye early
this morning when an automobile
hood fell while he was working on
the engine, catching him just over
the eye. He' was attended at the
Emergency hospital.
The first annual exercises in honor
of the dedication of the Welfare
Building will be held late this after
noon at that building, with speaking
by Mayor Clifford B. Wilson and the
beads of the Charities Board.
Following the exercises, to which
all the employes of the building are
al invited, a flag raising will be held.
WANTED
Experienced and in
experienced Paper Box
Workers at once.
IERIGAN PAPER
BOX CO.
170 JAMES ST.
G 25 d
The truest help we can render to
an afflicted man is not to take his
burden from him, but to call out his
best strength that he may be abl e to
hear the burden. Phillip Brookn.
United Kingdom of Gt. Britain &
Ireland &cc Conv. Gold Bonds,
1929 to Yield 6.25
Legal Investment in Connecticut.
WILLIAM R. BULL
Bonds Stocks
Phone Barnum 1089
Security Mdg. Bridgeport, Conn.
I The Citv National Bank
COR. MAIN AND BANK ST&
Capital SOO,000
Surplus and Net Profits..- 750,00
iIFTJI DISTRICT
fill Norman Strt-et.
SIXTH DISTRICT
1173 North Avenue (1st Precinct),
2181 Main Street (2nd Precinct).
FOURTH DISTRICT
1251 State Street.
P. L. Holzer F. T. Staples
JAMES STAPLES
& GO.
Private Rankers.
133 StaU- St.. Bridgeport
Insurance.
Real Estate.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
THE CONNECTICUT
NATIONAL BANK
(MP
BRIDGJSPOST
Cor. Main and Wall Streets
T. B. WARREN
Real Estate & Insurance
New Office, 220 Meigs
Building
PATE'VTS
A. M. WOOSTER
Formerly Examiner U.S. Patent CTlx
1115 MAFV ST., BRIDGEPORT
Send for booklet on patents
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Corner of Main and Arch Streets.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
2044 Main Street.
NINTH DISTRICT
!f?0 Noble Avenue ( 1st Precinct) ,
778 Hailett Street (2nd Precinct).
TENTH DISTRICT
42 Beach Street.
ELEVENTH DIS'I RICT.
416 East Main Street.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
1764 Seaview Avenue (1st Precinct),
Lincoln School, Stratford Avenue,
(2nd Precinct).
Given under my hand this 28th day
of October, A. D. 1919 .
CLIFFORD B. WILSON, Mayor.
G28 d
Attention!
Cash or Credit
LARGE ASSORTMENT
NEW AND SECOND HAND
Household furniture, rugs, beds,
springs, tables, rocking, Morris and
kitchen chairs; pictures, china and
glassware, mirrors, vases, Rogers
silverware, etc. Call and inspect
our stock. Selling at bargain prices.
Terms to suit. Bridgeport Auction
Sales Co.. 2S6 Fairfield Ave. R6tf
FIFTH DISTRICT.
611 Norman Street.
SIXTH DISTRICT
1173 North Avenue (1st Precinct)
2481 Main Street (2nd Precinct).
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Corner of Main and Arch Streets.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
2014 Main Street.
NINTH DISTRICT
5S0 Noble Avenue (1st Precinct)
778 Hailett Street (2nd Precinct).
TENTH DISTRICT
42 Beach Street.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
410 East Main Street.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
1764 Seaview Avenue (1st Precinct)
Lincoln School, Stratford Avenue
(2nd Precinct).
Given under my hand this 28th day
of October, A. D. 1919.
CLIFFORD B. WILSON. Mayor.
G28 d
Attention!
Wanted for Cash
HOUSEHOLD Furniture of all kinds.
Office furniture, stock of goods and
merchandise, every description
bought. Let us quote you prices if
you have anything to sell. Spot
cash. Bridgeport Auction Sales Co.,
2SS Fairfield Ave. R6tf
CHOICE WINTER
Potatoes
F'OK SALE
WM. F. DORSEY, Sou!!iporf, Conn.
Telephone Fairfield 109-3
To be sure you get my potatoes see that the name of Wm. F. Dorsey
is on the wagon. G 25 tf.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
We have a fine new equipment of safe deposit boxes of various sizes,
and we would be pleased to show them to you.
Coupon booths are conveniently arranged, and we collect coupons
without charge.
X. L. WATSON & CO.
PRIVATE BANKERS
Established 1866
CORNER MAIN AND JOHN STREETS
YALE MISFIT CLOTHING CO., pays
highest prices for gent's second ;
nand clothing. Send postal, will;
call. 63S Main St. L9tf ;
FRANCIS J. DION, auctioneer
Furniture bought and sold. An
tiques a specialty. 1041 State St.
Barnum 7959. ,19P2aai;
BEST PRICKS paid for second nana
furniture and books United Second
-Hand Furniture Co., 861 State St.
Barnum 108S-13. 'lMDUajr :
RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. Sec
ond hand furniture bought and
sold. Stove repairing; also buy
junk. We pay best prices. 7 52 East
Main St. Phone Bar. 1649. B7aj'
WE BUY AND SELL all kinds of sec
ond hand furniture. Cohen & Peck,
295 State St. Bar. 40S7. G12all
ALL KINDS of second hand furniture;
we pay highest prices. Thomas
Tongas, 69 7 Broad St.. corner Sou.h
Ave. Phone Noble 1125-2. '19I.7a;
WE PAY highest prices for a second
hand furniture of all kinds. Chas.
Oppenheim, 1484 Main St. Noble
1 038. '19P15aj
OLD FALSE TEETH. gold, silver,
j.latinum and diamonds, at market
prices. E. T. Goldberg, jeweler, 46
rnnnon S'. Tel. B. 91H-2. R3'f
SELL YOUR furniture, antiques,
books, show cases. stoves, junk,
merchandise to Daniel P. Keane,
1385 Main St. Phone 4952-2 Bar.
BEST PRICES paid for all kinds sec
ond hand furniture. Louis Fode
mnn. 14 4 MMn S. Bar. 1038.
WE PAY BE.-T PRICES for scrap
iron, rubbers, metals, etc. Bern
stein. 959 State St., cor. Norman St.
Barnum 2213-12.- '19R20a:j
EAST SIDE JUNK CO. pays, highest
prices for rags, rubber, paper, met
al and iron and furniture. 14
Evitts' Lane. Bar. 2351-4. L13d
WB BUY men's second hand clothing.
Call at 94 Congress St. Drop postal
or phone. We Call. David Geist.
Barnum 984-4 R15a!!
BEST PRICES paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture. George
Dukas, 261 State St. Phone Bar.
1054. P4a!
WANTED TO BUY Upright Piano,
also Victrola and Graphonola.
Will pay cash; state price. Box E.
care Times. A 7 tf
The nice seven room cottage situated No. 456 Wood
Avenue, having electric lights, all improvements;
also a nice lot and being situated right in the nice
part of the West End in the Maplewood Avenue
School District.
There is room for a garage and If you are looking for a nice
cottage in a good residential neighborhood, here it is and the price
is extremely low. In fact, it is a great bargain. It is going to be
sold. Further particulars, inquire of
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lack
I 231 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Phone Bar. 519
WANTED
BOY OVER 1 6 YEARS OLD
TO LEARN PRINTING TRADE
APPLY MR. DONAHUE
BRIDGEPORT TIMES
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CLOTHING Highest prices paid for
men's second hand clothes. Koenig,
957 State St. Barnum 6328. We
buy and sell. R22all
OLD GOLD, silver, diamonds. We
pay the best price. First West End
Jewelry Store, 1286 State St., Lib
erty Theatre BIdg. '19D3a!j
LADIES' AND GENTS' second hand
clothing bought and sold; also fur
niture. Mrs. C. Meyer, 419 E. Main
St B. 5174. P8a!
OPERATORS WANTED
Piece work rates are high. New Machines.
Steady Work for Steady Workers.
Profit sharing every two weeks.
Always Busy IS years without a shutdown.
Time work to start work easy to learn.
Binders
Strippers
Places open
Rufflers
Lap Seamers
Several Union Special Two Needles.
Button Hole
Banders
NICHOLS UNDERWEAR CORPORATION
Cor. James St. & Linden Ave.
I 20 d
'"LulfMliTB"Tn
PARK CITY FURNITURE CO. pays
best prices for second hand furni
ture. All kinds stove repairing. 713
East Main St. Noble 602-2.
'19P30 a
FURNITURE of all kinds. - We pay
nignest price. M. Gelfend, success
or to Scalley Bros, 406 State St
Phone. '19S12a
NEWFIELD FURNITURE Co. Bes;
prices paid for second hand furni
ture We buy and sell. 1348 Strat
ford Ave. Bar. 1088-14. Plls
WANTED TO BUY all kinds of sec
ond hand furniture. Geo. F. To
tam, Redfield's old stand. 42 Har
rison St. Phone 1015-2. D21tf
MISCELLANEOUS
BOARDERS WANTED At 9C8 Broai
St. Stratford, Conn. Covenient t
all . Industrial plants In Bridgeport
Reasonable rates to workers. GISt'p
Si
Kit
mm
44 HOUR WEEK.
We need binders and flossers. Steady work for
steady workers. High wages and good working condi
tions. Call at Employment Office,
The Warner feres. Go
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ADVERTISE IN TOE TIMES
To facilitate operation of the cars, patrons of the Connecticut Company
will be asked to enter all cars by the front door and pay as they leave by the
rear door when the readjusted fare schedule becomes effective Sunday, No
vember 2nd.
When you enter a car the motorman will give you a check bearing the
number of the zone in which you board the car.
Preserve this check, and when you leave the car present it to the con
ductor at the rear door, who will collect your fare.
Suppose you receive a check in zone 8, and alight from the car in zone
10. Your fare would be 8 cents 6 cents for the distance you rode in zones 8
and 9, and 2 cents for the distance you rode in zone 10.
If you should board a car in zone 10 and ride to a point in zone 6, your
fare would be calculated the same way six cents for the distance you ride in
zones 10 and 9, plus two cents each for the distance included in zones 8, 7 and
6, or a total fare of 12 cents.
To expedite movement of cars and lessen delay to themselves individu
ally as well as all other passengers, the Company suggests that as many pas
sengers as possible pay their fares as the car approaches their destination and
stand on the platform ready to alight the moment the car stops.
- - After your first day's riding you will know exactly what your fare will
be over regularly travelled routes, and you will help the conductor greatly,
and also help to make faster transit, by having the right change ready when
you arise to leave the car.
Get The New Metal Tickets
All paper tickets will be abolished November 2nd, but if you should
have any left they will be redeemed at the Company's local office, where the
new metal tickets, each good for a 6-cent ride, can be obtained.
The metal tickets are about as large as a dime, but are very light and
convenient.
They are for sale at the regular ticket agencies, at the rate of 17 for $1,
and after November 2nd conductors will have them to sell in small quanti
ties at 6 cents each.
School Children's Tickets
A new form of school children's ticket, containing 100 coupons and sell
ing for $1, has been issued. The present form of ticket will be discontinued
this week, but holders of these tickets can exchange them for the new form
at the Company's local office.
THE CONNECTICUT CO.
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