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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-14

Sweeney, OF Chicago. formerly Wheel
ing boat builder and machinery manu-
facturer. who got It from Captain ~.
Howard, Of the Howard boat btlldihs
yards At Jacksonville. Ind.
When the ''Tecumseh' began to ply
between louisville and New orleans. N
1905. she was considered woudertul
piece OF marine architecture. and was
given an ovation along the lower ONO
and Mississippi valleys. To-day she
would be thought about as East as the
average towboat. but then she was
BIRD OF the wave. Her best perform
ance was IN making the run from New
orleans to Louisville in days and !
hours. She was a single engine Don't
and used cord-wood for fuel. MS. !ndeed,
dId All the boats until along In the
'dftIes, when coal began to be generally
used under the boilers. In those days
an important industry was the wood
yards located at various points along
the rivers.
shin OF the Defiance" line. was not
built 10 poke he. nose in at all sorts OF
landings where no wharfboats were
provided. AT such places she would
ring her bell-It was before the day OF
me steam whIstie-cast her anchor in
TnId.stream and land freight and pas
senEers In her yawl
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rgaaIsLE FTRE
Al HarrlsviIis : store aud Dwelling
Bt.rnrd ami an Aged Lady Peri'hss Ia
A. tiis FLARES.

Az Harrisy,Iie : store aud Dwelling
Bt.rn..l ami an Aged Lady Peri'hes In
an tiie FlAntes.
spelslai Dispatch TO the IntelitGeneer.
PtARKERsBURG. W. Va, March H.
ZHarrisviiis had a terrible fire last
night which burned up ]. NJ. Halls
dweiiins house, store house with all It's
contents of shoes and clothing and
erelmated his aerd mother. Mr. Hall
was using gas in his kitchen stove only,
having had d disagreement with the gas
company. but the gas pipe to the SIT
TIM, loom crate had never been taken
out About ls o'clock he discovered
II Jsns leaking and attempted TO cheek
ind leak. btit made II worse and the
room allied with gas In some way. THIS
eai exploded. burning him about the
hed d and face severely and setting me
room at once into n mass OF seeming
fiaInea. He narrowly escaped with MS
own iife. Mr.. Halls aged mother, ABOUT
eighty years old. was burnedto crisp.
only q small portion OF her body being
The flames quickly communicated to
the store building. where there was
larire stock or notions and furnishing
goolia, all Of (which burned.
Han. who was thus suddenly and cru,
eIlJ deprived ut once OF mother and
property. Is one OF the gromfnsnt cttt-
zefjs ofithe county.
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For the unfortunates who lie awake,
staring at the ceiling and counting the
strokes of the clock. every slecpless
night is an eternity.
Mrs. ]. A. Sample. OF 1853 Broadway,
New York City. was afflicted with In
sonnia until her nerves were on the
verge OK pros;ratiou. She thinks her
condition was due 20 indigestion. Here
is what Mrs. Sample says:
II have used Paine's Celery compound
with marked and decided benefit. II Is
especially useful In insomnia, arising
from indigestion and poorly nourished
nerves.
Il should add that my granddaush-
ter. Vera Haftetgh, was so thin and
puny at the age OF ten az 10 cause the
greatest anxiety. We had no difficulty
in inducing her 10 take Paine's celery
compound. To-day the roses bloom in her
cheeks. and | never saw healthier.
stronger child than Palne's celery COM
pound has made her"
The brain is the centre Of the nervous
system. Sleep alone rests this vital or
gan. together with the nerves. During
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AM OLD TIMER.
A Typical Ohio River Steamboat
ofseventy Years Ago.
.TECuMSEH" WAS A HUMMER,
In those Days, ThouEh She Did Rsqutr,
over Eight Day. for the Trip From New
orleans 20 LOulsvins-now she Made
Her Way Landing, where there were no
WAS a single Engine Boat
ofPrimitlvs Construction.

Through the courtesy of Captain John
crockard. of the Wheeling wharfboat.
the Intelllgenccr is permitted to repro
duce. for the edIficltion OF It's readers, a
picture OF one OF the famous grey
hounds OF the western rivers, as they
were In the fore part OF the century.
when steam navigation was yet in Its
infancy. This boat was built at Gin
clnnati in 1896. only twenty years after
Robert Fulton had startled the western
hemisphere BY sending the Clermoait up
the Hudson from New York to Albany
at the Wonderfully speed Of i've miles
an hour.
Captain Crockard. naturally, greatly
prizes the photograph OF the boat, as 1t
Is one uf the three of four In existence.
II was given him by Captain John VI.
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BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.


PITTSBURGH. March IA flood Is
feared BY the riycrmen as the result Of
the heavy snow that now covers the
whole western end Of the state. A big
gorge at Parker up the Allegheny river
adds to the danger of possible ram
page Of the rivers.
Along the wharf to-day, the possible
tiles Of an unusual rise were discussed
with much concern. The subject Is al
most the only topic among rivermdn
and the sun that shone out 80 strong
on a storm swept country seemed %
give warning that the large quantity Of
snow on the ground would go on rapid
ly and with disastrous results.
1t was source NJ consolation that no
rain was in sight as In that case n HOOD
would be a certainty.
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NOT so BAD
As 1t Appeared at First is the
Benwood Southern Affair.
IT WAS A FRIENDLY MOTIVE
That Prompted ar. Psar.oa TO Apply for
the Temporary RsoslvsrshiP-It was 20
slave ON the suits In ,,,s Marshall
County Circuit Court Until the Company
Can Negotiate Loan to Complete the
Road 10 MoundsyIiis a. Projected.

It seems that the application before
Judge Nathan Con. of the circuit court
OF the United States. for the district OF
West Virginia. at Clarksburg, by Mr..
Pearson. one Of the contractors for the
Benwood Southern CMoundsvllle, Ben
wood & wheeiins) Railroad Company,
asking for the appointment OF a re-
celver. was n move in the interest OF the
company, and was not with the inten-
ton OF pushing the company to the wall.
Colonel Ben Wilson. OF ClarksburG.
one OF the principal promoters OF the
enterprise, when seen yesterday after
noon, said that the Pearson move was u
part OF plan the company had deter
mined TO pursue in order to Put the
road on a good footing financially, The
temporary reccIverShip shuts on the eX-
ecutIons and judgments being taken IN
the circuit court at MoundsVille by crcd-
itors OF the road. and gives the company
time to effect a loan. y syndicate Is
being formed 20 raise 100000, the sum
necessary TO complete the road ana
place II in working condition. Al
ready the promoters have assurances OF
$4,000 or 100000, and brokers are no"
negotiating for the balance OF the |lVV.-
900, with very fiattcring chances OF sue
cess. The stock VIII be Issued IN ploChs
Of twenty. II Is hoped that the cntire
loan will be negotiated In Few day5.
The many friends of Colonel WILSON,
Mr.. Burchlnal, aud the other enterpris-
ing promoters or the line, will await de-
yclopments with interest, and all nope
that the Bcnwood Southern will soon be
running from MoundsvIlle to Benwood
under the auspices OF the gentlemen
who have laborcd under so many dill
culties during the past year.
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ro rnt w.r.l,Ir. IN servles.

WASHINGTON. March l3.TThe bu-
reau OF construction and repair OF the
navy department to-day sent to the
house committee on naval affairs re-
quest for a special appropriation TO
put a number OF warshlps Into shape Tor
service II they are needed. The sum OF
$3.50, 600 is asked for. and the department
represents that with this amount ten
ships which are now out Of commission
can be made ready to 20 Into commits
SION II their services shall be needed.
The committee decided 10 recommend
that the appropriation Of $4,000 be
made and that the money be Immediate
ly available
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the waking hours the nervous system
works necessarily. Poor sleep means
poor nervous condition. and prolonged
insomnia leads in every case to pros
tration. and too often TO dread insanity.
The mischief that results from weak
ened nerves is much greater and more
destructive than most folks ever dream
OF.
The all-important thing for nervous.
rundown persons, and for those who
are losing sleep is that Paiue's celery
compound builds up the whole physical
system, and by improving the digestion
and regulating the nerves II insures
sound. refreshing sleep.
In winter most women and many
men lead dollhouse lives. y tagging APP
petite, n disposition to pick at this dish
and tnat. rather TO eat a square meal,
is among the early .inuicatlons OF fall
Ing health. Then comes delay in falling
asleep and the tretful. uneasy feeling
the next day.
DelIverance from such a mis-
cradle condition by the use OF
Paine's celery compound has caused
men and women from every SEC
tIOn Of the United States to write sim
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AwE.T,ss amEs STE 'aao4T % NE yNTass q ,se'

thak be win not rctern. Many people
srei on the Unlnlon that the American
ieEIitinn VIII be ciuscd FOR the remain
derI 81 President Clevcisnd's term IN
or,idr 10 RET even with the Dole regime
for eri,Iolsire the action OF Minister
wills In refusing To ncknoWleuGe ms
Janlnary celebration. MI Wills
,,arfnye 4 looked upon as the only re-
eoutfse Ieft. as ne has been peFsdhaa
nod rrata from the moment ot his ar
riyhi. There has been more or less tax
81 lhe possibility Of the Hawaiian gov
errluaent giving Minister Wills ms
paJsports. and II IS fair % surulise tAat
Niiis is leaving 10 prevent sach a
contingency.
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cere, hearty words Of praise and thank.
fuIness for this Eranu lnv!gorator Pee.
ule enjoying perfect health sometimes
wonder at this gratitude. hut whoever
has suffered from prostrat!on q 'hs
nerves, OF which Insomnia is one O; the
symptoms. Will understand how hard /;
rs TO oVerstate the torment OF this con-
dition. And whoever has been made
completely well by Paine's celery con-
round feels that no words can gysrs;a;a
The 10y and gratitude such persons fael.
This is the state OF mind OF thousands
Of nervous, sickly. broken down versions
who have used Paine's celery compound
and been made we'll
Mrs. Sample tells OF the happy result
In the case OF her Grandchild. One %
the. most conspicuous instances Of The
remarkable power OF Paine's celery
compound over debility is shown
in the relief 1t has afforded
children. OF course the dose IS
adapted to the age OF the little pat!eat
The compound puriiies the blood and
Corrccts any tendency to coHsti-
patton. Pale. puny children are made
Vigorous rosy and healthy by this IN
coranarable remedy
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TREND OF TRADE.
Large Hope hut Little Active Eusinsss Is
the Situatlou.


NEW YORK, March iS.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade which Is
sues to-morrow win say: Waiting is
stu the rule. Large hope, but little act.
ual business explains the strength Of
some markets and the weakness OF
others. The feeling that the spring OF
1886 ought TO bring larger business Will
not suffice to meet expenses all the sea-
son II the larger business does not COME:
II Is especially noteworthy that prices OF
materials have varied quite differently
from prices OF manufactured products,
although IN most cases the advance last
fall was commenced by extraordinary
uplifting OF prices for materials.
Wool Is but SO per cent higher than
year ago, but wooden goods are on the
whole nbOuti per cent lower.
Pig iron Is only II per cent higher than
year ago. while finished products OF
Iron and steel average 40 per cent
higher.
There Is reason to believe that actual
consumption is still AT least 10 per cent
smaller than the production Of pig and
the urice OF Bessemer at Pittsburgh has
again declined slightly TO 81 %. with
exceptional sales even below that tlEure.
prices for finished products are not
VuOlaDly lb"tIs uAtuuubi AA 1900
arc weak In tone
OF the minor metals, copper is in
moderate demand at ll.l2c and there II
more movement In tin Mt i3.ic. while
lead Is slightly weaker at J.l5c, TIN
plates are weak, In part because OF little
demand. but American Bcssemcr !. c.
liXa0 full weight. are quoted at S,lJc
against 3.S5c for similar foreign brands.
Aluminium rolling inSots are now offer
cd ut cents per pound In ton lots, the
Harvesting of Niagara having already
reduced the cost OF this metal FOR the
world.
Sales OF wool at the three chief mar
kets are smallest FOR five years, and for
two weeks has been only 6.5S3,O0
pounds OF which S,3Sg. 900 were domestic.
against 9.5il.5 last year. OF which
{. $50. 500 pounds were domestic and r.
1876 In 1892 OF which S.5G9,A25 were do
nestle. Prices are stlll maintained
with decrease In Australian supplies.
The mariie: for wheat tS weaker WIN
no better reason than the government
report that wheat In farmers hands,
which Is altogether out OK keeping with
the government estimate q year ago.
and yet Is probably more nearly cor
rect.
Failures for the week have been
sen. If5. against SI.6SS,O52 last year and
S3.2TG. 292 In 1884.
Failures for the week have been 800 In
the United States against s66 last year
and 60 in Canada against 81 last year.
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The Liberty, Lexington and Jewel are
to-day's local packets
The marks at p. m. showed 3 feet s
inches and slowly falling. weather,
cloudy and warmer.
The old reliable Keystone State VIII
be up for Pittsburgh tomorrow morn-
ing. The big man" OF the river. Cap
tain Charley Knox. is In command.
The Virginia. Captain Thomas 8.
Calhoun. on the roof. Will be to-mor-
rows Cincinnati packet. She has en-
gagemeuts for many passengers, In.
GLIDING some at Wheeling.
The Virginia went up at p. m. yes
terday, with one Of the best trips OF the
year She was delayed between Par
kersburg and Wheeling by unusually
heavy way business. She discharged q
big lot OF freight at he whnrfboat.
The Ben Hur, Evansville and Jewel
were yesterday'B local packets. None
had better than fair trip. There -
already bad blood between the captains
Of the Ben Hur and Evansville, over
alleged Irregularities on the part OF
CapthIn Goodwin, Of the Evansville. "
is claimed that he took freight billed
for the Ben Hur.
The Ida Budd dropped barge loaded
with coal yeSteTdhy III MCbIuo"I'S =
Landing below Cnptinn, down the river,
and the Percy Kelsey IN reported n
have sunk n barge Of coal at Cresap'S.
below Captina. The river Is getting so
low that Il is very hazardous work get
ting coal out Of the upper river. The
Crescent, with tow OF coal. learned a
lesson from the mishnpS To the Kelsey
and Budd, and laid up her tow Mt Bel
Iaire, awaiting better water.
The II. X. Bedford win be here this
morning on her first trip In the Pitts
burgh and Kanawha river trade shc
has good offerings In sight. Her prlncl.
pal landings in her new trade wiz pc as
followB: Down Leave PlttsDurgT
nIdav: Parkeraburg, 4 D. M, Saturday;
point Pleasant and GallIpollS' ! a. M
sunday; Charleston. . .. m, sunday
Up-Lenyos Charleston, 8 n. m, Tues.
day: Point PLEASANT end Gauinolh'
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VIENNA, March Ian iuvest!ga-
tIon into the report circulated by news
agency in the United States that the
entire Italian garrison at Verona has
deserted with It's arms and baggage ana
crossed the Austrian border into the
Tyrol dlsciDsgs the following facts:
The Ncuc FreIe Presse this morning
announced that the guard on duty AZ
Fort COralno. consisting OF about eight
men. led by Corporal Zamberlan. re-
Gently deserted through fear OF being
ordered to .ibyssinla. This was preVi-
Gus TO the postponement OF the depart
ure OF the Italian achievements for
Africa.
As Verona has n population OF about
10000 Inhabitants, Is strongly fortified.
stAnds near one OF the gorges OF the
TyroI and has accommodation for Il gar
rlson OF :O4. 900 men. 1t win be seen that
a more lnexcusably sensational and mis-
leading report could not have been sent
out. The difference between corpor-
ais guard and 10000 men could easily
have been ascertained by the news
agncy circulating this alleged news.
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Try Electric jit!eB 90 remedy for
yoar troublea? II not, get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has
been found to be peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure OF all Female COM
pIlinty. cxertIng n wonderful direct
influence in giving strength and tone
10 the organs. II you have Loss Of APP
petlte. Constipation, Headache. Faint
iuE Spells. or are Nervous, Slcspless,
ExcItable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells. Electric Bitters Is the
medicine You need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by Its use.
Fifty cents and 81 90 at Logan DRUG
Co.'S DRUG Store.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. March IA
frIghtfuI aud peculiar accident took
place this afternoon at the establish
ment Of Rhclnstrom Bros. on Pearl and
Martin streets An Rrtesian well was
being sunk on the premises, and at the
depth Of 300 feet n vein of natural gas
was struck. This rushed up into the
boiler room and caused q frightful cX-
plosIon. blowing on the roof and wreck
ing the boilers and the machinery.
Engineer Eugene Keefer was seriously
hurt and two others slightly injured.
The fire engine next door quickly sub
dued the fire.
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CHICAGO. March lain accordance
with the action taken last night at
meetings OF the various tRilors unions,
1900 tailors went out on strike to-day.
comprising approximately the total
strength OF the unoIn organizations. AL
though there are some non-uhioh men
stilI At work the strikers claim practi-
cally every shop in Chicago tied up.
The big strike was accomplished with
out violence. the strikers reporting at
their headquarters or remaining quietly
at home.
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spkclat Dispatch % the fnteifigcnccr.
fARRERsBURG. March i3.-The
church trial OF Rev NJ. C. Elliott. OF the
nj p. church. which has been in pro-
GROSS several days. came to an end last
MIGHT. Mr.. Elliott handled about $1,000
IN building the church. and whs charged
wiki fnlmppropratInE funds. Three
ciek,.;yrnen composed the jury. They re-
tuIfed o verdict Of not guilty Of steal
ind church funds but guilty Of lndls-
crdtinn. They recommended repri-
rndid and ten days suspension from
pcffprming ministerial functions. Ell
iioffs accounts were In badly muddlcd
eonditldn. but he succeeded In account
| ink for an money nc used.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.

Oar annual inventory is complies
and to US is very satisfactory. Oar
business shows a marked increase
over 's4. We are now ro,olved'hai
'ss shall lead all preceding years il
low prices and standard goods viii
attract trade. aud We think it vii
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E,-commI..Ion,r Webb Dead.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March IA
william b. Webb. formerly n member
OF the board OF commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia. died here tonight,
aged seventy years. He was at one
time superintendent OF the local police
department. While commissioner he
had special charge OF the public schools.
and during his administration manual
training, sewing and cooking schools
became n feature OF the system. He
was lawyer by profession.
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FOR SALE.
sTIEFF UPRIGHT PIANO.
GOOD AS NEW,
ONLY SIsS.
f. W. BAUMEH & CO.

ALL last winter Mr.. George a. Mills.
OF Lebanon, Conn. was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. At times u was 80
severe that he could not stand up
straight. but was drawn over on one
aide. ~ tried different remedies with
out receiving relief" he says until
about six months ago / bought bottle
OF Chamberinln's Pain Balm. After
using II for three days my rheuinl:
tism was gone and has not returned
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OH. CITY River 5 feet 8 inches and
falling. Cloudy and cold.
4 Observation-Disclosures feet and on
4 stand at the dam. Weather clear and
cold. The Allegheny river is putting
oflt considerable ice, and Il Is very
heavy, TN account OF the severe cold
weather which has prevailed during
thp past two nights. The towboats COM
ing MP the river have as result been
compelled to double trip Il to Wheeling
aftd other points The following boats
Arrived with emptles: STEELE Moren, Jim
Mdren, Tornado. Hornet No. :, d. 7.
W9.tHon. The Resolute and Jacob
Hel1theringtnn went down the river
light after emptieJ Depnrted-H: X.
Bellford. for Charleston and Coal VAL
tey. u m.
SrEtlBESVILLE--I 8 feet 5
inches and falling. Cloudy and cold.
OPP Henry DeBus. Virginia. Down
Robert Jenkins, RcsOlutr, II. X. Bed
NnfIN "a
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/ pemosralle Nominee.

spocihl Dl1paieIl 10 IhH InIeIIIBencef.
lPARKERsBURc. W, Va, March i3
Democrats primaries were held to-
night. The following candidates for
.i,tiuclI were chosen: First ward. +. W.
vYarrlci,: Second. Henry Van Wrinkle;
TfhiftI, John Bush; Fourth John Curry;
FTftb, John Il. Timms, jr The con-
Iention passed OF quietly and caused
little Interest. The Republicans Will
donfnnte Tuesday night.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
cnEcS relieved In six hours by the
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
~ great surprise on account OF It's
exceeding prOmptness In relieving pain
In the bladder. Kidneys. back and every
part OF tho urinary pnssnEc In male
or female II relieves retention of
water and pain In passing II almost
Immediately. II you wnnt quick relief
aud cure this In your remedy. Sold by
Il. ii. List, druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IA
The Jefferson club, having for Its OBJ
jecta literary Improvement, intoxicating
sound political principles. ana promot-
me- trtie Jeferg0ninn ideas has been In
cSrpornted, the incOrpOrators are: John
4 Thaycr, Henry Fry. i. q. Ruvnn. Il.
i. wool and Charles Dryden.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. March Rat
n full meeting OF the committee on priv
lleges and elections to-day, Senator
Mitchell. chairman Of the committee,
was authorized to report his Joint reso-
luton proposing an amendment TO the
constitution OF the United States pro-
yidlng for the election Of United States
senutors by direct vote OF the people
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GIVE me liver regulator and I can
regulate the world" said Geniua. The
druggist handed HIN a bottle OF De-
Wits Little Early Rtscrs. the famous
little pills. Logan & Co.. Wheeling, w.
Va. B. +. Peabody, Benwood and Bowie
& Co.. Bridgeport. o.
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ONE Minute Cough Cure touches tho
right spot. II also touches II ut tho
right time II you take II when you have
q cough or cold. Sec the polnt2 Then
don't cough. Logan h Co. Wheeling.
". Va, H. +, Peabody. Bcnwood, ana
RoNlo & Co., Bridgeport