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More Highway Construction This Year
Than Ever Before in Our History
By D. P. HOUSTON, Secretary ol Agriculture
During the war it was necessary to curtail road
construction operations because of the difficulties oi
securing transportation, materials and the requisite
services. Now that the situation has changed tht
work will , be actively resumed. It is not believed, thai
the people of the nation can wait for prices to recede
before beginning industrial . operations. Such hesita
tion will add to the difficulties instead of lightening
ft them.
" , mi
La
n ine congress ai its jhsl scbsiuu uui
J able from the federal treasury large additional sumi
fnr ron stmctinn in co-operation with the states but als
' made important amendments to the
men will have the effect of ereatly
and "constructing needed roads. !
The amount of federal funds available for road building on March 1
was over $72,900,000, which under the law must be matched by at least
an equal amount from the states, making a total oi io,suuuu,
ing approximately $9,800,000 from federal and state sources for roads id
'the national forests. On Jul v 1 $95,000,000 more of federal funds wil
become available for general "road purposes and $4,000,000 for national
forest roads, which, with equal contributions from the states, will provide
an additional $198,000,000 for federal aid" road work, making an aggre
gate sum of $343,800,000 for the calendar yeaT.
' . In other words the 1919 program for federal aid road ouiiumg
'greater than' any previous annual road-building accomplishments m this
country. It is so great, in fact; that the, states will undoubtedly, defer
taking up part of the federal funds until 1920, because experienced con
tracting and engineering organizations must be developed from the stag
nant conditions of the war period , i
,, The states and their civil subdivisions also will carry on a large,
. iJ ;4.i., oiM TJi -nresent indications are
mouni oi roau war. iuiuuk.xcuu
' . ' 1 rt AAA Ml V.
tnat approximately ou,uuu,uv wija
... . . .. .. i
- The indications are tnata, larger
be accomplished this season than in
the nation. ..- . ...
Back to the Land! The Nations Duty,
and the Citizen s Opportunity. ;
. By JOHN DICKINSON ' SHERMAN
' : When the American of 38 years of age was born the United States
had a population of 50,155,783. Thirty uut of every hundred people lived
; in the cities; the other seventy lived in the bounty. "Year by year the
.- 1 . . ' m . v . . : T 1Q III
cities have gained in population at the expense ot tne country.
the population had increaseoNo 3,402,151 and 46.3 per cent of . it was
in the cities. The census of 1920 is expected to show that we have a popu
lafiTi nf f 1 in 000 000 and that more than half live in the cities.
I' In the decade btw
In a i- ka Kn u and the
therefore increased nearly twice as fast as that of the whole country and
more than three times as fast as that of the rural districts. In six states
tthere was an actual decrease in the
! These, figureis show that the cities nave taxen more rnan uueir
' of the immierants and have also lured farmers from-the farm.
; This rapidly increasing disproportion between the food-producing
; population of the rural districts and the food-consuming population of
' the cities has long been recognized as a danger signal to the nation.
; Moreover.. allow it tq continue is to reject the greatest-opportunity
in the history of the nation ; V s
T, Ttafinn ' shnuld", bestir itself to keeo. every farmer on the farm.
to get onto the farm every returning
' 1 . ti.dn Kolrn(TO ifVri
piant eveiy uvj uia . n uv uvwj,-; -
: This is a large unaertasuig uw uue cooiij, f -
'nation. , Certain conditions make the time ripe for it.
' Farming as a business now offers inducements second to none and
better than most. The federal government, with its farm loan board, its
state sand its farmers' bulletins; the states,
with their 'agricultural colleges ; the counties, with their expert agents and
demonstrators all stand ready to give the farmer service adequate to
'his needs. .' ; -. ' . v " '
v There is good money to be made in farming. Until very recently
' less brains has; beeii mixed with farming than with any other business.
'Now, witn Drams aiiuiuuucin :utuwu ni..v,, B --
' best-paying businesses on earth. " ,
f There are still millions of acres of unoccupied farm lands awaiting
the plow y the public domain contains 230,657,755 acres of unreserved and
unappropriated land, of which a large proportion is suitable 'for dgricul-'-
ture. There are 15,000,000 acres of arid land for irrigation. There aw
en Ann nn(v''awes f wamD and overflowed lands which can be reclaimed.
rrv,TO 9nn nnn 000 acres of cut-over land fit for cultivation.
' JUdO OIV YVVV-, .
The nation's administrators and
. ' . . ' - i
SliUatiUU Llin.tr ID uiivy 0
xj,,-f01- aT1rl nil her colonies are busy
. America lags behind when it is to her that a large part of the world must
.look for food for many a year. t;
( Congress should pass Secretary Lane's great reclamation measure for
- work and nomes ior poiuiers. i.hc: xoiuusu buuihiiduomuu ouuuiu
ilmflH fldvertisinff of farm lands and the work of colonization agents.
Good roads, extension of agricultural
living conditions, development oi iarm laoor supply, assurance oi iair
nrofits financial " assistance all tliese should be the nation's immediate
Tlnl-'tn the land! Every man on
bility. Agriculture is the foundation
. . ,i i
always will be. l-.and is tne iunaameniai natural resource irom wnicn
thk "nfltion draws its life. And the
Moreover farming is a business
delight, ' It is an honest Dusiness. ine larmer uoes noi. eumo up Dy
pulling others down. He has his place in the sun. If he chance to have
n ow fnr beauty there are the recurrent miracle of the spring and the
-: . . i , i
pageantry of the seasons. Anii iviotner raiure is uxeiy to mrow m neaJtn
- strength and happiness for good measuje.
, , - .
Pmf Hans Delbruck Germany's
- never be a great nation again. The
i n -mnnnna HormBtiv
ipii k ueiiuBii iucuacv.
and our only hope is in the league
against the strong.
: " " ' 'J in
' Samtiel J. JJallas, rre6iuenx Amaieur fliuwui; umuu unqueswon
hlv the trreatest field for the development of amateur athletics, to my
mind, lies in the industrial world of America. The future supremacy of
this country in amateur athletics depends entirely upon the proper devel-
opment of this virgin field. . This development must be on a gigantic scale.
. ; nlv moflu avail.
federal aid road act. These amend
lessening the difficulties of selectm
... r -
M-WAYlt 1TI 110 WAV- '
uc Bi". -j-,
ll kUWon nnn ctril ct.l OTI Will
voiume uj.
any previous year in the history oi
.-'.., ,
rural 11.2. i The city population
rural population. '
soldier who wants to go; to trans-
fhfi KOll.
.
lawmakers should wake up to the
' ' x !i- 1 r i
J a v .
getting their people on the soil.
education, betterment of country
the farm is an asset and not a lia
of the prosperity of this country and
ai i i ?
farmer is the bulwark of the nation
in which a man of parts may take
. j l.i i i t i i.i
poer is broken forever. She will
world need no longer fear what is
IB now one nf thf WPnlrpr notirvno
t .. UU.WUK7,
of nations that will protect the weak
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
AUTOMOBILES
The Howard Company, 228-260 Boule
vard, near Kimberly Ave.
The White Motors Co., 266 Crown St.
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
The Howard Company, 228-260 Boule
vard, near Kimberly Ave.
Jitney Service Co., 95 Meadow St.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Gan & Bunnell, Inc., on the ground
floor, 25-27 Center St. .
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co., 422-426-428
State St
The White Motors Co., 266 Crown St.
BAKERIES
Chamberlain, '"The" Cruller Man,'
147
lemple at.
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 ITiaol
National Savings Bank, 145 Orange St.
national iraaesmens canK, ine,
urange at.
New Haven Sayings Bank, Orange
corner Cpurt St
Peoples Bank & Trust Co., 804 Chapel
St.
Second National Bank, The, 135 Church
br, opposite lhe Oreen.
Union & New Haven Trust Co.,' The,
b7 Churcn bt. ,
BICYCLES AND SUPPUES
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-428
btate bt. --
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Whitlock's Book Store Inc, 219-221
Elm bt. .'
BOOTS AND SHOES
Besse-Richey Co, 784 Chapel St
Cummings & r rawiey, eosion crancn
c;hrw Stnri. R45 Oiaoel St.
Meigs & Co, Inc, 91 to 95 Church St
bimpson, tulton & co, v&4 cnapeivou
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Chapel St
BOWLING AND BILLIARDS
Johnson's Bowling Academy, 171
Ceorge bt
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
The Sperry Engineering Co, 82 Church
BUSTNESS COLLEGE
The Butler School, Orange and Court
bts, entrance 101 court at.
Stone Business College, 116 Church
corner Chapel St, opposite The Green.
CAMERAS
City Hall Pharmacy Co, The, 159
' Church St, next to City Hall.
Fritz & Hawley, Inc, 816 Chapel St.
CARPETS AND RUGS
BuHard's, 91-97 Orange St
Collins Furniture Co, 409 State St
W. B. Hall, 458 to 470 State, hear Elm
St
Window Shade Co, 75-81 Orange St
"C. E-Z" GAS LIGHTS
Gas Co.'s Appliance Dept., 70 Crown St
CHECKING ACCOUNTS ,
TT;-ct Tatinna 1 Rank. 40-42 Church St
Mechanics Bank, The, Church and
Center Sts.
Merchants National Bank, State cor
ner ChapeL
National Tradesmens Bank, The, 96
Orange bt.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co, 804 Chapel
Second National Bank, 135 Church
St, opposite lhe Creen. .
Union & New'Havert Trust Co, The,
57 Church St
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ON
, CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow bt
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Wylie. on the Green, 954 Chapel St
CIGARS "
"Country Life" Cigars, Distributed by
Stoddard, Gilbert & Co, inc., iNew
Haven, Norwich, Waterbury, tsriage
nAff
"Woodbridge" Cigars, Miner, Read &
Tullock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Menden, jew cruain.
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
Cr. 784 Chanel St
Chase & Company, 1018-20 Chapel St.
Hyman's Inc, 18-22 Church St.
J. Johnson & Sons, "The Live Store,
85-89 Churcn St.
97-105 Church St
Meies & Co., Inc., 91 to 95 Church St.
Shop of Jenkins, inc.. VO nape: ji.
OLOTHING ON CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow St -The
People's Store, Church St, up
one flight. '
COAL
The Howard Company, 228-260 Boule
vard, near Kimberly Ave.
COFFEES
"Hermitage" Coffee, Distributed by
Stoddard. Gilbert & Co, Inc, New
Haven, -wich, Waterbury, Bridgeport.--
, '
"Sunrise ..uffee, Miner, Read and
Tullock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Meriden, New Britain
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT I
BUREAU
The Butler School, Orange and Court
bts., entrance Xol court it
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
The Butler School, Orange and Court
bts., entrance 131 Court bt.
Stone Business College, 116 Church cor
ner Chapel St., opposite The Green.
CONFECTIONERY
The House of HASSELBACH,
Chapel St.
796
CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS
The Sperry Engineering Co., 82 Church
bt.
CONVENTION HEAD
QUARTERS Hotel Volk, George F. Volk, Prop.,
224-230 Meadow St.
CRULLERS
Chamberlain. 'The Cruller Man," 147
Temple St
DIAMONDS
The Biiou Jewelers. The Store of
Oualitv. 32 Church St
The Michaels-Maurer Co.. 71 Church
St
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St
DRAPERIES
Winddw Shade Co, 75-81 Orange
St
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
The Uren & Wiliams Co, 160 Orange
bt. ,
DRUGGISTS
The City Hall Pharmacy Co,
159
744
Church St, next to City Hall.
The Gillespie - Drug Co, 2 stores,.
Chapel bt. and oj Chapel at
Spalding Drug Co 90 Church St
DRY CLEANSERS
Moran's Laundry, 235 Grand Ave.
DRY GOODS
Sugenheimer & Sons, 15-19 Church St
ELECTRIC LIGHT
l?sl
The United Illuminating Co
Temple St.
ELECTRIC POWER
The United Illuminating Co.,
128
Temple St .
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Ti,. r c tm i a-ration' z '
JL tka JV.. uVf WfcV'k-' WW s.
Npw Haven Electric Co Wholesale and
Contracting. 50 Crown St Retail
Store, 940 Chapel St t
EXPRESS ,
Connecticut Co, Express Dept., Com
merce bt, JNjew Waver.
EYEGLASSES
Fritz & Hawley, Inc., 816 Chapel ,St
FANCY GROCERIES
Edw. E. Hall & Son, 381 State St.
FARM TRACTORS
The WTiite Motors Co, 266 Crown St
FIRE BRICK MFRS.
TVip Howard fomoanv. Manufacturers.
ZB-ou uouievaro, near jsamoeny
Ave.
FIRE INSURANCE
Coan & Bunnell, Inc, on the ground
floor, 25-Z7 Center bt.
FLOOR COVERINGS
BuHard's. 91-97 Orange St
-1 1 t a ' n t tf ni . f 1
winaow snaae co, 3-oi crange or.
FLORISTS
Mr.Crea. 221 Meadow St.
John J. McQuiggan, 123 Church St
nnrici f trip (,rppn 1
S. H. Moore Co, 1054 Chapel St, Phone
The Myers Flower Shop," 936 Chapel St.
Meyer Wilson, ,30 congress Ave.
FLOUR
Ait
'Wtite Loaf" Flour. Miner. Read &
Tullock, Distributors, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Menden, New Britain.
FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH
1054 Chapel St, Phone Liberty 3740
and o41. ,
FROZEN DESSERTS
Harris-Hart Co, 2-10 Winchester Ave,
pnone .Liberty UUo ana UUO.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
D. M. Welch & Son, 38-40 Congress
Ave, 8 Grand Ave, Fair Haven, and
471 Campbell Ave, West Waver.
1-
FURNACES
Kelsev Heaters. The W. A. T. Smith
Heating Co, 9 Pitkin St '
FURNISHINGS
Adams & Manning, 968 Chapel St
.784 Chanel St.
Chase & Company, 1018-20 Chapel St.
J. Tohnson & bons, "ine live tore,
. SS-R0 Oiiirrh St
r V TrtrKrW fn 07-105 Thurch St.
Meig's & Co, Inc, 91 to 95 Church St.
Pasei s. o-8 Coneress Ave. ana i
OranH Ave
Shop of Jenkins, Inc, 978 Chapel St.
lhe lhompson Co, Sou cnapei ot.
FURNITURE
Rullarrl'c 01.07 Drnnov St.
Trillin 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
Stc
The Friend E. Brooks Co, 125 Church
St
GAS HEATERS AND RANGES
Gas Co.'s
Appliance Dept., 70 Cjown
St.
GAS WATER
HEATERS
Gas Co.'s Salesroom, 70
Crown
St.
bend lor .Booklet.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
The Sperry Engineering Co., 82 Church
bt. ' -
GROCERIES
E. ' Schoenbererer & 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. Bushnell Co., 289-295 State St
HARNESS SHOP
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp.
State
Armory.
HATS '
Besse-Riche
ley C
Co,
Co..
784 Chapel St.
Brooks &
Inc.,
Chapel ana estate
Sts.i
Hardy Hat Co, 216 Meadow St
J. Johnson & Sons, "The Live Store,"
85-89 Church St.
C E. Longley Co, 97-105 Church St
Meigs & Co, Inc, 9 to 95 Church St
Pager's, 6-8 Congress- Ave. and 741
urand Ave.
Shoo of tenkins. Inc." 978 Chanel St
The Thompson Co, 880 Chapel St
HOTELS
Hotel- Oneco, Daniel T. Sullivan, 14-16
Church St.
Hotel Royal, Meadow and George Stsv
Hotel Volk, C-eorge Voik, Jrop,
224-230 Meadow St
HOTEL CAFE
Hotel
Volk, George F. . Volk,
Prop,
99d.7.m Xti-aHnw St.
Royal Hotel Cafe, Daley Downey,
Meaaow oi.
TfTB! f!T? "PT A TsT
Htarris-Hart Co, 2-10 Winchester Ave,
poonc jjiucriy v wj uiu wu.
The House of HASSELBACH, 796
viiai. kit
ICE CREAM WHOLESALE
Harris-Hart Col, 2-10 Winchester' Ave.,
phone Liberty 7UUS and UUo.
INVESTMENTS ,
First Mortgage Loans Secured by
Connecticut ,Real Estate for sale by
The Lomas & Nettleton Co, 137-141
urange bt ; .
JEWELERS
The Biiou Jewelers, - The 4 Store of
Oualitv.' 22 Church St 1
Samuel H. Kirby & Sonv r Inc, 822
Chapel St
Wilfred Lagrenade. 938 Chanel St.
The Michaels-Maurer Co, 71 Church
St
LADIES' APPAREL
The Louise Shop, 153 Orange St i
Pikosky, you cnapei at, . un me run.
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES
Cummings & Frawley. Boston Branch
Shoe btore, 845 Chapel St. . - J
Simpson, Fulton & Co, 982 Chapel St
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Chapel St t
LADIES ' CLOAKS AND SUITS
Crawford-Plummer Inc. 798-8C2 Chapel
St , : - . ..
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quakty. 8U8
810 Chapel, corner Orange St
LADIES' FURS
Crawford-Plummer Inc., 798-802 Chapel
St . ..
' D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, 8UH-
Rlfl Chanel corner Orange bt
Pikosky, 960 Chapel St "On the Hill."
LADIES HOSIERY
Simpson, Fulton & Co, 982 Chapel St
T.ADIES' OUTFITTERS
Braus Qoak & Suit Co, 813-17 Chapel
Crawford-Phmimer Inc., 798-8G2 Chapel
St . . ....
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, we-
Chapel, corner Urange t.
m's Inc., 18-22 Church St
Muhlf elder's, 785-789 Chapel St.
LADIES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS
Crawford-Plummer Inc, 798-802 Chapel
D. F. Hayes Co, Store of Quality, 80S-
. .
810 Chapel, corner orange
LADIES?' WAISTS
The Louise Shop, 153, Orange St
LAUNDRIES FLAT
New Haven Ideal Family Laundry, 340
York bt .Phone Ciberty i5U.
LAUNDRIES SHIRTS AND
COLLARS
ATnron'f TantiHrv. 235 Grand Ave.
The Nonpareil Laundry Co, 271 Elatch-
ley Ave.
LAUNDRIES WET WASH
New Haven Ideal Family Laundry,
340 York St. Phone Liberty 185U.
LEATHER GOODS REPAIRING
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp. State
Armory.
LIABILITY AND COMPENSA
TION INSURANCE
Coan & Bunnell, Inc., on the ground
floor, 25-27 Center bt.
MARBLE, TILE AND SLATE
CONTRACTORS
Earle B. Warner & Co, 28 Crown St
MASONS' SUPPLIES
The Howard Company, 22S-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 Congress Ave.
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
MEN'S CLOTHING ON CREDIT
The Brennan Store, Gately & Bren
nan, 166 Meadow St ;
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
(UNION LABEL)
J. H. Flanagan, 37 Temple St
Frank A. Weber, 516 State St
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
Besse-Richey Co, 784 Chapel St
MILLINERY
Crawf ord-Plummer Inc, 798-802 Chapel
.St - - r' - r . "
Muhlf elder's, 785-789 Chapel St.
Sugenheimer & Sons, 15-19 Church St
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES'. '.',.
Simpson, Fulton & Co., 982 Chapel St
Sorosis Shoe Co, 814 Chapel St ':;-'.
MONEY
LOANED ON
REAL
ESTATE
The Lomas & Nertleton Co, 137-141
Orange St -''r ; . .- "s - '-'
MOTOR TRUCKS '
The White Motors 00266 Crown St '
MUSIC--VICTROLAS
Calders. 930 Chanel St
VVhitlockrs .book . store
nc, 219-221
Elm St
OFFICIAL INSPECTOR OF
TIME, N. Y N.H. & HVR,R.
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St
i OPTICIANS , : ' ;
Fritz & Hawley, Inc, 516 Chapel St
PAINTS OILS VARNISHES
The Booth & Law Co.;' 35 Crown St
H. M. Hodges Be Uro, ; z istores,
Chaoel St-and 290 292 York St
The F. E. Spencer Co,-237-239 State
St -
PAINTERS1 SUPPLIES i i
The, Booth & Law Co 3S Crown St v
The F. E. Spencer Co, 23-jy btate
PAPER HANGERS' SUPPLIES
New Haven Wall Paper Co, 33 Crown
St . ." ;
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
The City Hall Pharmacy' Co, lt9
Church St, next to City Hall. '
Fritz Sl Hawley, Inc,' 816 Chapel St. -
PICTURES AND FRAMES
H. M. Hodges & Bro 952 Chapel bt
PLUMBING AND " HEATING
The Cbe & Coleman Co, 99 Orange St
Wm. Keane, & Son, 31 Broadway.
The W. A. T. bmitn tieatmg o, v
Pitkin St y-r : ' '
.PLUMBERS" SUPPLIES
The C S. Mersick & Co, 290 State St
. POULTRY
D." 1.17 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, Gilbert & Co, Lnc, New
Haven, Norwich, Waterbury. Bridge
port,; - '. '-" . ;'
RECREATION
Inquire Connecticut Co, Trolley .Trips
Savin Rock, Lighthouse, Momauguin.
RESTAURANTS
Hotel Oneco Restaurant, Daniel T.
Sullivan, 14-16 Church St
Sea Food Restaurant Royal Cafe, 245
Meadow 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 .- : -.-..'U'V.-.-v
RUBBER CLOTHING
New Haven Rubber Store, 819 Chapel
St '
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
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
Second National Bank, 135 Church St,
opposite lhe Creen. -
SAVINGS BANK
First National Bank, 40-42 Church St
Merchants National Bank. The, State
mrrur frranel St?
TSlairvnal Savincre Rank. 145 Oranse St
New Haven Savings Bank, Orange
corner Court St
SHIRT MAKERS
nw & Cnmnanv. 1018-20 Chapel St
1018-20 Chapel
The Thompson Co, 880 Chapel St
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
Spslding Drug Co, 90 Church St
SILVERWARE
Samuel H. Kirby & Sons, Inc, 822
Hi-inpl St
Wilfred Lagrenade, 938 Chapel St .
Wylie, on the Ureen, so cnapei ou
SPORTING GOODS
aii; T?f,K.r Cn 7-9-13 Church St
New Haven Rubber Store, 819 Chape
St '
STENOGRAPHERS FUR
NISHED The Butler School, Orange and Conrt
Sts, entrance 131 Court St
STOVES AND RANGES
Bullird's, 91-97 Orange St
Collins Furniture Co, 409 State Sr.
W. Bi Hall, 458 to 470 State, near Eire
St' '
Wm. Keane & Son, 31 Broadway.
The Curtiss & Pierpont Co, PlHtnbiiig
and Heating, 272-278 Elro St
TAXICABS .
Phone Liberty 792-2, Jitney
Co, 95 Meadow St.' ,
Service
TEACHERS' TRAINING
SCHOOL; . , .
Stone Business 7 College, 116 Church
corner Chapel St, opposite The Green. ;
TELEPHONE LOCAL AND
LONGDISTANCE
The Southern New Sngland Telephone
Co, General Offices, Telephone Build
ing, 114-126 Court St, New. Haven,
. Conn. . ' . . ' '-
THEATRES
Poli's Bijou.
Poll's Hyperion.
Poll's Palace.
V-...:'.TI&ES;.AXn .'.TUBES !
Ailing Rubber Co, 7-9-13 Church St
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co, 422-426-428
State St- ' .;
Diamond Squeegee Tires and Tubes
Distributed by- Stoddard. Gilbert &
Cq, . Inc, ' N ew ' Haven, Norwich, .
Wkterbury, Bridgeport
t TOURING CARS FOR HTRE
Jkney Service Co, 95. Meadow St "
' TRUNKS AND BAGS - '
John Brown. Inc, -153-157 George St,
corner Church St. j
Slepcow's, 178 Meadow St, opp. State
Armory.?'. :i,J'.i: "
; i TYPEWRITERS
Sold and Rented j by 'Reliance Type
writer Exchange, ly Center St, New,
Haven; 2?1 Hewfirtd St, Bridgeport;
i 181 Grand St,' Waterbury.
TYPEWRITERS AND OFFICE
.SUPPLIES t
Whitlock's Book- Store Tnc, 219-221
Elm St .
UNDERTAKERS
Brennan Bros 174 Meadow St.
Cox & Smith, 175 Meadow St .
, USED AUTOMOBILES
The White Motors Co, 266 Crown St
1, .VACUUM CIANERS
New Haven Electric Co; 940 Chapel St
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
AND RECORDS
Horton-Gallo-Creamer Co; 422-426-428
, State St ' ;.
WALL PAPER
H. M. Hodges & Bro, 2 stores. 952
Chapel St, and 290-292 York St
New Haven Wall Paner Co, 33 Crown'
: Sf t . ' -;'-"... '' .
WASHING MACHINES
New Haven Electric Co, 940 Chapel Sf
, : " WATCHES f ' '
The Bijou . Jewelers, The Store of
Oualitv. 32 -Church St I
Samuel H, Kirby & Sons, Inc, 822
WUfred Lagrrfiade. 38 Chapel St -
l he Michaejs-Maurej- co, . lv uiurcn
St. -
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Groceries, Cigars, Confectionery. Dis
tributed , by - btoddard, uubert co,
Inc New Haven, Norwich, ' Water
bury, Bridgeport-,-
WINES AND LIQUORS
Edw. E.4 Hall & Son,: 381 Sfcte St
WOMEN'S CLOTHING ON
CREDIT f
The Brennan' Store, Gately & Brennan,
166 Meadow bt , V
99 '
FURNTTUREl
ar.dr,IECHAHICAL TOOLS
BOUGHT AND SOLD'
Bargains Always on Hand ; .
4 FREE DELIVERY. ..
s t e i rsi
Near Che Broadway Bark.
COX & SMITH
Successors to Cox & Henze.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mortuary Home
175 MEADOW ST.
Day and Night Phone Liberty 549-2.
WATCH
Labor's Buying Guide !
CHANGES and ADDITIONS ana
BEING CONSTANTLY :
MADE ;
ADDITIONAL LIST
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