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THE CONNECTICUT LABOR PRESS.
GUffiME
"We Must Be Prepared to Meet Organized
Wrong With Organized Right
By GEN. LEONARD WOOD. United Sute. Army
i
S- Wars are comin.2 in the future iust as in the past.
f
j& it's great deal
I. i ft. -Hc
. organized preparedness. We must be prepared to meet
organizedwrong with organized right. .Verbal massage, no matter how
skillfully applied, may keep peace for a time, but not for long.
V You have, the gifts. The talents are yours. You've shown that. If
you wrap these talents up and don't use them God pity you. Man will
toot. We must help ourselves or God will not find us worth helping.
i You don't know the truth about your own wars. You've never been
told it. And then this war! Try" to realize what would have happened if
you had been compelled to prepare unassisted. You didn't have to. Don't
forget England held the seas for you. France held.
Lv Our men rendered splendid service. They did what we expected they
would do. But God pity us if we had gone in without the help of the
allies. .
It's always been so with us. It's nobody's fault. It's a national
habit of mind. But are you going to throw away all the lessons' and warn
ings? Some day you will throw away the last lesson, the last warning,
k Our soldiers when we send them into battle have a right to a sport
' vng chance same as the enemy. We've never given them that chance
, in any of our bjg wars. . v
-V; To the women: Wars will come again. Your men will have to fight.
You'd despise them if they didn't lYour men will die, of course. When
the men cease to be willing to die for the flag and the country then it i?
y j, v..
' fiyer with the country. :
When the "Rainbows" Broke the Prussian
f ?f Guzurds and the Hun Morale
By REPRESENTATIVE HORACE M. TOWNER, t low. - -
' ' Wlicn'Fbch hot only stopped the well-conceived offensive of the Ger
mans, which -was f to be their final and triumphant march f on Paris, but
immediately launched a counter-offensive' with what seemed reckless
aoandon against the. German lines, jie met with unexpected success. By
hard and xvell-flirccted fighting he forced the Germans to retire on both
sides of tl.e Chateau-Thierry triangle. So rapidly was the assault pressed
that the Germans in danger oi a disastrous rout, called into action their
strongest reserves.
It was then that
invincible Prussian Guard
division that met this onset of the Prussian Guards. '. .
.'Th.Pril3sian"Guardsihavd been regarded by the German people for
mors than ii ? century as the ideal of the German army. They have been
considered not. only as, -the .best that German, military science could pro
duce but yastly superior to ' any .other military organization in the world.
They were' riot called into action except upon extraordinary occasions.
They were; sent against the .Anerians to demolish them, to put them to
shame, to show their lack of , training and incompetency. The Fourth,
their crack division, the best of the best, hitherto undefeated, led the
attack. : '.... ' :. . 1
The guards charged in due form, but, strange to say, the Americans
refused to yield. -The "Rainbow boys met the onset calmly and resolute
ly, and "with such a wellMirecied ,6t6rm pf rifle and machine-gun fire that
it blinded and stunned and finally stopped the fierce assault.
And then the boys from Camp Creek and Smoky Hollow counter-
charged Snth a swiftnes? and ferocity that took the breath away from the
wondering guards. . The Americans simply went through the front ranks
of the invincible guards jas if itwere an everyday diversion. Time and
again the, officer of the guards rallied the men to stop the American onset.
Some say four times, some -six, and others say nine times the guards tried
to. re-form and re-attack, but ; the Americans pressed them so hard they
could not'find a chance : The 'Americans pressed them not only in front
but soon attacked their flanks. The Germans were in danger of being
sirroun"cte3, fijld so t&re nothing, to do but retreat in order to prevent
iurrcnderiirXdestructioni :This thy did, with difficulty preserving their
organization t ; ' - ' k
" ' It ;'Wai. a glorious victory for the Forty-second division. It was a
terrible defeat for thet guards, Itgave confidence to the allies all along
the!juaCrfJlC0,:e to'reat'the morale of the Germans than any other
.single action,
-Trees arid- Birds a
Life'of Men
By FRANK O. LOUDEN. Governor of Blinou
Trees are a vital factor in the life of nations and the life of men.
They are" one of the greatest resources of our wealth, but they are more
than that , Without them most of our rivers would run dry. Without
them many of our fertile fields would become arid wastes.
1 . Without them much of the beauty and the charm of life would dis
appear. It is hard to think of a real home without trees. lie who plants
a tree today, under whose shade men and women may rest and children
play a hundred years from now, is a benefactor of mankind.
.-You cannot think of trees without thinking also of birds.
V The birds of the air have been always deep objects of interest to man
kind.' Their beauty delighted the eye, their songs have cheered the
hearts of countless generations of men.
It is only recently, however, that ' we have come to know that they
are an indispensable factor in the economy of the fields. Without them
the multitudinous insects of summer time would endanger every waving
field of grain. -
The trees and the birds! ' Let us teach our children in the schools
- to plant the one and protect the other and to love them both.
, Philander P. Claxton, United States commissioner of education. The
plan of the United States School Garden army does not depend for its
success on the undirected and unsustained efforts of individual children,
-working alone, nor on the enthusiasm of loosely organized clubs, but rather
on definite instruction in schools and equally definite supervision by com
petent teacher-directors on the basis of one teacher-director for every 100
to 150 children.
Booth Tarkington, American Novelist A boy is nothing but a sav
age, and a man is nothing but a boy with a lot of repressions. He has
learned to" check his impulses, that is all.
fairer to tell the probable truths than
to deny tiie probabilities. ri'here will be times when
we shall have to break the peace or ureai tne laun.
The blood of the martyrs was the seed of the church
not their words.
If you' believe in arbitration remember you arbi
trate better when you are strong. Love peace. Love
justice. , But be ready. The world is as it is. We are
going to try to make it a better world, but don't forget
the Germans determined to send the
It was the "Rainbow"
Vital Factor in the
and of Nations
BUSINESS CONCERNS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE NEW HAVEN
TRADES COUNCIL'S CO-OPERATIVE CAMPAIGN.
In Accordance with the Policy Adopted by The New Haven Trades Council it is Our Duty to Co-Operate with Those who
Co-Operate with Us. Consult this List Carefully before Making any Purchases. Every Concern Represented
Here Wants Your Trade Enough to Bid for It Directly Through Our Own Labor Newspaper.
ANTIQUE CHINA
Wylie, on the Green, 954 Chapel St.
ATHLETIC GOODS
L. E. Bennitt, 934 Chapel St
AUT0M0BILE3 s
The Howard Company, 228-2G0 Boule
vard, near Kimberhr Ave.
The White Motors Co., 26$ Crown St.
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE ; k
The Howard Company, 228-260 . Boule-,
vard, near Kimberly Ave.
Jitney Service Co., 95 Meadow St
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Coan & Bunnell, Inc., on the ground
floor, 25-27 Center St. ' ;
AUTOMOBILE-SUFPUES ;
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-428
State St. i :
The White Motors Co, 266 Crown St.
BAKERIES
Chamberlain,; "The Cruller Man," 147
Temple St. - '
BANKS
Connecticut Savings Bank, corner
Church and Crown Sts.
First National Bank, 40-42 Church St.
Mechanics Bank, The, Church and
Center Sts.
Merchants National Bank, State cor
ner Chapel.
National Savings Bank, 145 Orange St.
National Tradesmens Bank, The, 96
Orange St.
New Haven Savings Bank, . Orange
corner Court St
Peoples Bank & Trust Co, 804 Chapel
St.
Second National Bank, The, 135 Church
St opposite The Green.
Union & New Haven Trust Co, The,
57 Church St. '
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-428
State St.
EOOKS AND STATIONERY
Whitlock's Book Store Inc, 219-221
Elm St. .
BOOTS "AND SK0E3
Besse-Riche Co, 784 Chapel St.
Cummings & Frawley, Boston Branch
Shoe Store, 845 Chapel St.
Meigs & Co, Inc., 91 to 95 Church St.
Simpson, Fulton & Co.. 982 Chapel St.
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Chapel St
BOWLING AND BILLIARDS
Johnson's Bowling Academy, 171
.George St
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
The Sperry Engineering Co., R2 Church
-St.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Butler ..School, Orange and Court
Sts, entrance 131 Court St.
Stone Business College, 116 Church
corner Chapel St, opposite The Green.
CAMERAS
City Hall Pharmacy Co, The, 159
Church St, next to Citv JH-ll.
Fritz & Hawley, Iric, 816'' Chapel St.
CARPETS AND RUGS
P.,iTYard's. 91-97 Oranse St.
i Collins Firrniture Co, 409 State St
W. B. Hall, 458 to 40 Mate, near .im
St
Window Shade Co., 75-81 Orange St.
"O. E-Z" GAS LIGHTS
Gas Co.'s Appliance Dept, 70 Crown St.
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
First National Bank. 40-42 Church St.
Mechanics Bank, The, Church and
Center Sts.
Merchants National Bank, State cor
ner Chapel. '
National Tradesmens Bank, The, 95
Orange St.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co., 804 Chapel
St
Second National Bank, 135 Church
St, opposite The Green.
Union & New Haven Trust Co, The,
57 Church St.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ON
CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow St.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Wylie. on the Green, 954 Chapel St.
CIGARS
"Countrv Life" Cigars, Distributed by
Stoddard, Gilbert & Co, Inc., New
Haven, Norwich, Waterbnry, Bridge
port "Woodbridge" Cigars, Miner, Read &;
Tullock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Meriden. New Britain.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
A.' Kafka & Co.. makers of "Evermore,"
"N. H. Register" and "General Hale
Cigars, 119-121 Meadow St.
CLOTHIERS
Adams & Manning, 968 Chapel St
Besse-Richey Co., 784 Chapel St
Chase & Company, 1018-20 Chapel St.
Hy man's Inc 18-22 Church St.
J. Johnson & Sons, "The Live Store,"
85-89 Church St.
C. E. Longlev Co, 97-105 Church St.
Meigs & Co., "Inc., 91 to 95 Church St.
Shoo of Jenkins, Inc.. 978 Chaw! St.
CLOTHING ON CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow St.
The People's Store, 5rA Church St, up
one fiijjht.
COAL
The Howard Company, 228-260 Boule
vard, near Kfmberly Ave.
COFFEES
"Hermitage" Coffee, Distributed by
Stoddard, Gilbert & Co, Inc, New
Haven, Ijvwich, Waterbury, Bridgeport.-
"Sunrise Coffee, Miner, Read and
Tnllock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Meriden, New Britain
COMMERCIAL EMPL6YMENT
-BUREAU v ,
The Butler School, Orange and Court
Sts, entrance 131 Court St
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
The' Butler School, Orange and Court
Sts, entrance 131 Court St
Stone Business College, 116 Church cdr-
ner Chapel , St,, opposite The Green;
CONFECTIONERY
The House of HASSELBACIL 796
Chapel Sf ;
CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS
The Sperry Engineering'Co, 82 Church
, CONVENTION HEAD-
QUARTERS v :
Hotel Volk, George F. Volk, Prop,
224-230 Meadow S.c -
CRULLERS
Chamberlain, "The Cruller Man," 147
Temple St
DIAMONDS '
The Eijou Jewelers, The Store of
Quality, 32 Church St
The Michaels-Maurer Co, 71 Church
St.
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St
DRAPERIES
Window Shade Co, 75-81 Orange St.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
The Uren & Wiliams Co, 160 Orange
St. , , ;
DRUGGISTS J -
The City Hall Pharmacy Co, 159
Church St, next to City -Hall.
The' Gillespie Drug Co, 2 stores, 744
Chapel St and 63 Chapel St
Spalding Drug Co, 90 Church St
DRY CLEANSERS
I.Iorr.n's Laundry, 2Z3 Grand Ave.
DRY GOODS
Sugenheimer & Sons, 15-19 Church St
ELECTRIC LIGHT
The United- Illuminating Co, 128
Temple St.
ELECTRIC POWER
The United Illuminating Co, 123
Temple St. ...v'
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
The C. S. Mersick Co, 290 State St.
New Haven Electric Co, Wholesale and
Contracting. 50 Crown St Retail
Store, 940 Chapel St
EXPRESS
Connecticut Co, Express' Dept, Com
merce St, New Haver.
EYEGLASSES
rritz S: Hawley, Inc., 815 Chapel St. ,
i FANCY GROCERIES
Edw. E. Hall & Son, 3S1 State St.
FARM TRACTORS
The White Motors Co, 266 Crown"St
FIRE BRICK MFRS.
The Howard Company, Manufacturers.
223-260 Boulevard, near Kimberly
Ave. ' '
FIRE INSURANCE
Coan & Bunnell, Inc., on the ground
floor, 25-27 Center St.
FLOOR COVERINGS
Bnllard's, 91-97 Orange St.
Window Shade Co, 75-81 Orange St.
FLORISTS
McCrea, 221 Meadow St.
John J. McQuiggari, 123 Church St
(opposite the Green).
S. H. Moore Co, 1054 Chapel St, Phone
Liberty 3740 and 3741.
The Myers Flower Shop, 936 Chapel St.
Meyer Wilson, 56 Congress Ave.
FLOUR
'WTi ite Loaf" Flour, Miner, Read &
Tullock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Meriden, New Britain. ,
FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH
Delivered anvwhere S. H. Moore Co.,
1054 Chapel St, Phone Liberty 3740
and 3741.
FROZEN DESSERTS
Harris-Hart Co, 2-10 Winchester Ave.,
phone Liberty 7005 and 7006.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
D. M. Welch & Son, 38-40 Congress
Ave, 8 Grand Ave., Fair Haven, and
471 Campbell Ave, West Haver.
Kelsey Heaters, The W. A. T. Smith
Heating Co.; 9 Plikln St.
FURNISHINGS
Adam? & Manning, 968 Cnnpel St.
Besse-Richey Co., 784 Chapel St
Chose & Company, 1018-20 Chapel St.
J. Johnson & Sons, "The Live Store,"
85-89 Church St.
C. E. Longlev Co., 97-105 Church St.
Meies & Co., 'inc., 91 to 95 Church St.
Pagei's, 6-8 Congress Ave. and 741
Grand Ave
Shop of Jenkins. Inc., 978 Chapel St.
The Thompson Co., SS0 Chapel St.
FURNITURE
Bnllard's. 91-97 Orange St.
Collins Furniture Co.. 409 State St.
W. B. Hall, 458 to 470 State, near Elm
St.
S. Stein, 57 Broadway.
FURS AND FUR WORK
Brooks & Co, Inc, Chapel and State
Sts.
The Friend E. Brooks Co, 125 Church
St
GAS HEATERS AND RANGES
Gas Co.'s Appliance Dept., 70 Crown
St.
GAS WATER HEATERS
Gas Co.'s Salesroom, 70 Crown St.
Send for Booklet' 7
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
The Sperry Engineering Co, 82 Church
St.-
GROCERIES
E. Schoenberger & Sons, 615 Howard
Ave, 339 Grand Ave, .360 State St,
11 Shelton Ave, 151 Dixwell Ave,
and 28 Congress Ave. ;
D. M. Welch & Son, 38-40 Congress
Ave, 8 'Grand Ave., Fair Haven, and
471 Campbell Ave, West Haven.
HARDWARE
N, T. Eushnell Co., 289-295 State St
HARNESS SHOP '
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp. State
Armory.
HATS
Besse-Richey Co, 784 Chapel St
Brooks & Co, Inc., Chapel and State
Sts.
Hardy Hat Co, 216 Meadow St
J. Johnson & Sons, "The Live Store,"
85-89 Church St
C. E. Longley Co, 97-1C5 Church St
Meigs & Co, Inc., 91 to 95 Church St
Pager's, 6-8 Congress Ave., and 741
Grand Ave, -Shop
of Jenkins, Inc, 978 Chapel St.
The Thompson Co, 880 Chapel St
HOTELS
Hotel Oneco, Daniel T. Sullivan, 14-16
Church St
Hotel Royal, Meadow and George Sts.
Hotel Vclk, George F. Volk, Prop,
224-230 Meadow St
HOTEL CAFE
Hotel Volk, George F. Volk, Prop,
224-230 Meadow St.
Royal Hotel Cafe, Daley & Downey,1
245 Meadow St
ICE CREAM
Harris-Hart Co, 2-10 Winchester Ave.,
phone Liberty 7005 and 7005.
The House of HASSELBACH, 796
Chapel St
ICE CREAM WHOLESALE
Harris-Hart Co,' 2-10 Winchester Ave.,
phone liberty 7005 and 70Q5. v
INVESTMENTS
First Mortgage Loans Secured by
Connecticut-Real Estate for sale bv
The Lomas & Nettleton Co, 137-141
Orange St ,
JEWELERS
The Bijou Jewelers, The X Store of
Quality, 32 Church St
Samuel H. Kirby & Sons, Inc, S22
Chapel St.
Wilfred Lagrenade, 9C3 Chapel St. -The
Michaels-Maurer Co, 71 Church
St
LADIES' APPAREL
The Louise Shop, 153 Orange St
Pikosky, 960 Chapel St, "On the Hill."
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES
Cummings & Frawlev, Boston Branch
Shoe Store, 845 Chapel St. ;
Simpson, Fulton & Co, 982 Chapel St
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Giapel St ' , ' ;
LADIES' CLOAKS AND SUITS
Crawford-Plummer Inc, 79S-8G2 Chapel
St. ,
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality. 803
810 Chapel, corner Orange St
LADIES' FURS
Crawford-Plummer Inc., 798-802 Chr-pcl
St.-
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, 808-
810 Chapel, corner Orange St
Pikosky, 960 Chapel St, "On the Hill."
LADIES' HOSIERY
Simpson, Fulton & Co, 982 Chapel St.
LADIES' OUTFITTERS
Braus Cloak & Suit Co, 813-817 Chapel
St - - ,
Crawford-Plummer Inc, 798-802 Chapel
St.
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, 808-
810 Chapel, corner Orange St.
Hyman's Inc, 18-22 Church St
Muhlfelder's, 785-789 Chapel Sc.
LADIES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS
Crawford-Plummer Inc, 798-802 Chapel
St.
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, 808
810 Chapel, corner Orange St
LADIES' WAISTS
The Louise Shop, 153 Orange Su
LAUNDRIES FLAT
New Haven Ideal Family Laundry,
York St Phone Liberty 1850.
340
LAUNDRIES SHIRTS AND
COLLARS
Moran's Laundrv, 235 Grand Ave.
The Nonpareil Laundry Co, 271 L'latch
ley Ave.
LAUNDRIC3 WET WASH
Ne'v Haven Ideal Familv I-aundry,
340 York St. Thone Liberty 1850.
LEATHER GOODS REPAIRING
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp. State
Armory. .
i .
LIABILITY AND COMPENSA
TION INSURANCE
Coan & Bunnell. Inc., on the ground
floor, 25-27 Center St.
MARBLE, TILS AND SLATE
CONTRACTORS
Earle B. Warner & Co, 28 Crown St
MASONS' SUPPLIES
The Howard Company, 228-260 Boule
vard, near Kimberly Ave.
MEATS
E. Schoenberger & Sons, 615 Howard
Ave., 339 Grand Ave, 360 State St,
11 Shelton Ave, 151 Dixwell Ave,
and 28 Corgress Aye.
MECHANICS' TOOLS -
The John E. Bassett & Co, 754 Chapel
St. and 214 State St
N. T. Bushnell Co, 289-295 State St
The C. S. Mersick & Co, 290 State St
MEDICINES
Spalding Drug Co, 90 Church St
IISN'S CLOTHING ON CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Bren
nan, 166 Meadow St
MEN'S FURNI3HHTC3
(UNION LABEL)
J. H. Flanagan, 37 Temple" St
Frank A. Weber, 516 State St
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
Besse-Richey Co., 784 Chapel St.
MTT.T.TNERY
Crawford-Plummer Inc., 798-802 Chapel
St .
Muhlfelder's, 785-789 Chapel St
Sugenheimer .& Sons, 15-19 Church St.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Simpson, Fultbn & Co, 982 Chapel St
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Chapel St.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL
ESTATE ,.
The Lomas & Nettleton Cov 137-141
Orange St. - , J.'
MOTOR TRUCKS
The While Motors Co, 266 Crown St. '
MUSIC VICTROLAS
earner's, 930 Chapel St ' v ''
Whitlock's Book Store Inc, 219-221
Elm St '
OFFICIAL DISPECTOR OF j
TIME, N. Y., IT. H. &H.R,R.
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St
i OPTICIANS
Fritz & Hawley, Inc,, 816 Chapel St
PAINTS OILS VARNISHES
The Booth & Law Co, 35 Crown St -H.
M. Hodges & Bro, 2 stores; 952
Chapel St, and 290 292 York St
The F. E. Spencer Co, 237-239 State
St -
PAINTERS SUPPLIES
The Booth & Law. Co, 35 Crown St.
The F. E. Spencer Co, 237-239 State
v St
PAPER HANGERS' SUPPLIES
New Haven Wall Paper Co, 33 Crown
St ' - '
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
Thtf City Hall Pharmacy Co, . ,1 59
Church St, next to Citv HalL
Fritz & Hawley,. Inc, 816 Chanel St
PICTURE3 AND FRAMES,
H. M. Hodges & Bro, 952 Chapel St-
PLUMBING AND HEATING
The Coe & Coleman Co, 99 Orange St
Wm. Keane & Son,' 31 Broadway.
The W. A. T. Smith Heating Co, 9
Pitkin St
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES
The C. S. Mersick & Co; 290 State St
POULTRY
D. M. Welch & Son, 38-40 Congress
Ave.. 8 Grand Ave, Fair Haven, and
471 Campbell Ave, West Haven.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Spalding Drug Co, 90 Church Sc.
PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
"Hermitage" Brand, Distributed by
Stoddard, Qlbcrt & Co,' 5Inc. New
Haven, Norwich, AVaterbury, Bridge
port. RECREATION
Inquire Connecticut Co, Trolley Trips
Savin Rock, Lighthouse, Momaujuin.
RESTAURANTS
Hotel Oneco Restaurant, Daniel T.
Sullivan, 14-16 Church St.
Sea Food Restaurant Royal Cafe, 245
Madow St, 134 Commerce St and
439 State St
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES
Ailing Rubber Co, 7-9-13 Church St.
New Haven Rubber Store, -819 Chapel
St
RUBBER CLOTHING
New Haven Rubber Store, 819 Chapel
St
SAFETY DEPOSIT BO!
First National Bank, 40-42 Church St.
Merchants National Bank, State, cor.
Chapel St -National
Savings Bank, 145 Orange St.
Natioral Tradesmens Bank, The, 96
Orange St.
Second National Bank, 135 Church St,
opposite The Green.
SAVINGS BANK
First National Bank, 40-42 Church St.
Merchants National Bank, The, State
corner Chapel Sts.
National Savings Bank, 145 Orange St
New Haven Savings Bank, Orange
corner Court St
SHIRT MAKERS
Chase & Companv, 1018-20 Chapel St
The Thompson Co, 8S0 Chapel St.
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
Sprlding Drug- Co, 90 Church St.
SILVERWARE
Samuel II. Kirby & Sons, Inc, 822
Chapel St.
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St
Wylie, on the Green, 964 Chapel St
SPORTING GOODS
Ailing Rubber Co, 7-9-13 Church St
New Haven Rubber Store, 819 Chapel
St
STENOGRAPHERS FUR
NISHED. The Butler School, Orange and Ccirt
Sts., .entrance 131 Court St -
STOVES AND RANGES
Bullard's, 91-97 Orange St
Collins Furniture Co., 409 State St.
W. B. Hall, 458 'to 470 State, near Elrr
St , .
Wm. Keane & Son, 31 Broadway. -The
Curtiss & Pierpont Co, Plumbing
and Heating, 272-278 Elm St
TAXICABS
Phone Liberty 792-2. Jitney Service
Co, 95 Meadow St. ? -
TEACHERS' TRAINING
SCHOOL
Stone Business College, 116 Omrch
corner Chapel Su opposite The Green -
TELEPHONE LOCAL AND '
LONG DISTANCE
The Southern New England Telephone ,:
Co, General Offices, Telephone Build- '
ing, 114-126 Court St; New Haven.
Conn. -
THEATRES
Poli's Bijou.
Poli's Hyperion.
Poll's P-lacc.
- TIRES AND TUEE3 :
Ailing Rubber Co 7-9-13 Church St.
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-423
State St , : .
Diamond Squeegee Tires and Tube
Distributed bv Stoddard. Gilbert &
' Co.. Inc, New - Haven, Norwidv
: Waterbury, Bridgeport .
TOURING CARS F02 X
J'tney Service Co, 55 Meadow St '
TRUNKS AND BAGS . .
John Brown, Jnc, .153-157 George : St,'
corner Church St - i t- '
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp. State
' Armory. ,
TYPEWRITERS - ,
Sold and 1 Rented by Reliance T3Te
writcr Exchange, 19 Center St, New
. Haven; 2i ix'ewfield St, Bridgeport;
: 181 Grand St, Waterbuiy. .
TYPEWRITERS AND OFFICE
SUPPLIES
WhitIocTcs Book Store Inc, 219-221
Elnt'St-1 ' ."".-v.1--- ;-'V.-;:.-'
y UNDERTAKERS
Brennan Bros, 174 Meadow St"
Cox & Smith, 17S MeaJlow St
t USED AUT0MCSILE3
TheWnite MotorstCo, 256 Crown St
VACUUM CLEANERS
New Haven Electric Co, 940 Chapel St.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
v AND RECORDS
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-428,
State St . : '
WALL PAPER
II. M. Hodges & Bro," 2 stotev 952 ,
Chapel St, and 290-592 York St.
New Haven Wall Pater Co, 33 Crown
St
a.
WASHHltJ MACHINES
Nc'w Haven Electric Co 940 Cmpel "St .
; : WATCHES
The ' Bijou Jewelers, " The Store ci
Quality," 32 Church St' -Samuel
H. Kirby & Sons, Inc, 822
Chapel St ': ' "' "
Wilfred LagrM"ide. ."VL Chapel St '
The Michaels-Maurer Co, 71 Church .
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Groceries. Cigars. Confectionery. Dis
tributed by Stoddard. Gilbert & Co,
Inc New Haven, Norwich," Water-.
. bury, Bridgeport. . ; " '
WINES AND LIQUORS
Edw. E. Hall ' & Son, 381 Sfcte St
WOMEN'S CLOTHING ON'
CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow St v '-" -'-:
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FURNITURE
and MECHANICAL TOOLS
BOUGHT AND SOLD . .
Bargains Always on Hand
FREE DELD7ERY. "
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B7 BROADWAY'
Near the Broadway Bark. -
COX & SMITH
Successors to Cox & Henze. " .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mortuary Home
175 MEADOW ST..
Day and Night Phone Liberty 549-2.
WATCH
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