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N. Y. Curb Market

Bid. Ask.
Keystone -. 14 1A
Kerr Lake. 4 T-16 4la
La Rose. ... 2 2 lie
Leh v Coal $50 100
Man Shirt. 35 45
Do pfd. -. 9S 102
Man Trans. 1% 1ss
Mason Valley 3ss 36s
Min G of Am 2 2A
Nipissing :. rs s
Ohio Cop :. y II
Riker Hege. ia Tss
Savoy Oil. 8 10
$ o, old. 1925
S o subs. .S25
S o ex-subs. .401 402
So Utah -. Is u
Temiskaming 13 Is
tVp L ~ piu o. - OF -
Ton Min =. 4 1h
Tuolumne :. u q
Tri Bullion. lie II
Unitd Cigars 9412 81
Do pfd 100 113
United Cop. II &
Do pfd :. 3 8
West Psc 5s 7+1a 75h
Willys Over 81 81
Do pfd :. "a ST
Yukon Gold. , 2h
Anglo Old. 24la 25h
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HAWAIIAN SUGAR CROP

Figures of the Hawaiian sugar crop
from October 1, 1912, to September 80.
1913, show a shrinkage of 4S,460 tons
from the crop of the previous year.
This crop of 546.79S tons (2,000 pounds
to the toni was contributed by 54
plantations. situated as follows:
island of Hawaii. 26. island of Maui,
Oahu, TO- Sugar produced by islands
as compared with previous crop, in
tons.
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LONDON MONEY MARKrr

LONDON, Dec. 27.- Consols for money,
n 1919; consols for account. II; Union Pa
cihc. 1917 bar silver, steady at 26 11-16d;
money. 46415 per cent; discount-Short bills
15-16d: three months bills, 4% "a 13-16d.
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METAL MARKETs Dull

NEW YORK, Dec. 2T.-The metal markets
were duh and nominal Lake copper 15m
15.50c: electrolytic 14J0@I4. 75c; casting. u
614.25c iron unchanged.
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STATE Rank CALL

The state superintendent of banks
has issued call for the condition of
all institutions in his jurisdiction at
the close of business December "a.
~
CALIFORNIA Il. AND l.. EARNINGS
Earnings OF the California Tele-
phone and Light company for the II
months ended November so. 1913. as
compared with the same months in
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FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS

Berlin wheat closed "a lower
Budapest wheat closed SIC higher.
Antwerp wheat closed unchanged.
Buenos Aires wheat opened easy, 1sc to &C
lower. Corn unchanged
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Bank clearings as reported to the
California Development board by the
several clearing house cities for the
week ended December "a, 1913, show
ing the amount of increase or de-
crease from the amount reported the
laal .s.ra1at "a iitncr e,sal- Of / .
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CHrCAGo BUrTER ANn EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Butter unchanged Eggs
unsettled. Receipts $3.50 cases. At mark
eases included. 2IM32c; ordinary frsts. 30I
Solsc. hrsts. 32Q 3ac. Cheese unchanged.
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Bid. Ask.
Am Marconi 37s 4
Anglo Oil :. 1919 125s
Bay st Gas Il IS
Braden Cop. Z u
Do 6s. :. .145 $50
Do IS. .145 $50
Brit Am Tob 23l- % q
Brit Col Cop 2ls 2A
Brown Shoe. AZ 53
Do pfd. :. SO 81
Buff Mines. IA ,
Chic Subway 11a 2h
Can Marconi . "a
Crown Res. Il 11-16 Ia
G Peabody 5S 62
Do pfd. :. 93 81
Cons Arlz :. 3-16 u
Con SIS Rec. 10 "a
Davis DAILY. 1s rs
Ely Cons. -. . 4
Emer Brandt % 26
Do pfd. =. Is So
Eng Marconi IL Is
Do pfd. ~. IL Is
First N Cop. 3 3A
Greene Ca 5ia Z
Do new. ;. 291a 30l2
Giroux ..... n l
Goldfi Cons 1ss / 7-16
Hav Tob. -. 3 4
Do pfd.... Q 10
Int Con Rub ~ 8
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran.
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry (per lbl-California fryers. 19Q22c;
old ROSTERS, 10@12c; do young, ls@20c; hens.
small. 16G17c; eastern hens, 16@1Sc; do young
stock 17421c
Per dozen-California hens, medium S4.500
$50; do extra, SsG10c; old ROSTERS, SAGA. 80;
young ROSTERS. s6@T so; do full grown, $s@s;
fryers. $5.50@6.50; broilers, $3.5o@4; ducks,
old. $4@6; do young, $799; pigeons, S150: do
squads. $2@3; eastern hens, s7@11, according
TO size; geese, per pair, $2@3.
Turkeys (per lbl--Liye young, I9M2lc: do
old. 17M20c; dressed, 24627c
Game (per dozl-Rabbits. $262.50; Belgian
$50; do gray. $4a4.50; brant, s2@4; canvas
back. $5Q6; mallard, $4G6; widgeon 81. 50Q3
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S. v. w. INCREASED DIVIDEND

s. ". w. INCREASED DIVIDEND
AS forecasted in these columns, at
the adjourned meeting late yesterday
afternoon of the Spring Valley Water
company the directors placed the
stock on an annual dividend basis of
2k per cent. The prior rate had been
SO cents quarterly, and hereafter the
rate will be 621a cents quarterly on
each share of stock
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Local bank clearings as reported
!, the San Francisco Clearing House
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ANTI-TRUsT IEGIsLATIoN

A WashingtOn dispatch 10 ]. G.
Wilson e. Co. says 1t is learned from
sources close to the president that the
proposed antitrust legislation con-
templates laws of comparatively
mild temper and that the administra-
ton holds for an early adjournment
of congress in order that the country
may have a rest from agitation tend
ing to disturb business.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET


Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesaie
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box; Newtown
plpplns, tier, S1.50@1.75: Az tier, Sl.2o @
10; %; beiiehower, tier, s1.65@1.I5; do ~
iier, Sl-25Gl15; Rhode Island greetings.
tier, $l-25@1.35; do 41 tier, 81; Delaware
reds. tier. $l-35G1 40; do "A tier, $1.l50
ao0y Bsdxn tier ;s- 2'g1so as 40 90 4 40 t.er
tier. S1@1.25; Oregon Spitzenbergs, s2@250;
do Jonathans, S1.50g1.75; do Ben Davis, $1.5C
@1.15.
Pears-Winter Nellis. s1.75@225.
grapes tper crate)-All varieties, 75c9$l 20.
Huckleberres tper lbl-S@9c
Cranberries-Howes. s1OG12 so per Dbl.
Citrus Fruits tper box,-Lemons. standard.
S2oOG3.5O; choice $4@5; fancy. $5.50G625;
..einonettes, !. $1.50@2.75; grapefruit. seedless,
s3@4; lines, per case, S3.5O@4.50.
Oranges-Navels, fancy, $2.25G2.50; dc
cnoice, S1-2542.25: tangerines, $L50@2; man
dsrlns, $1.25d1 so
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian, $500
per bunch; do Central American, 3Z Q41ac
per ID; do Mexican, 244c per Id. pineappies,
per dozen. Hawaiian 81 .5O6l3.
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RECESSION NOT DUE TO BANKS

That the recession IN busfness has
neither caused, nor been caused. by
contraction of bank credits is clearly
shown in the abstract of reports of
condition of the national banks as of
October 81. issued by the comptroller
of the currency. says the American
National Bank Financial letter. Ac-
cording to the official figures, the
national banks. collectively. increased
their loans 201. 100000 between No
vember 26. 1912. and October 81. 1913.
while in the same period they gained
but 107 100000 in individual deposits.
Moreover, the Willingness of the
banks to pledge their own credit for
the benefit of their patrons is mani
and rediscounts" by $4,000, 900 during
the IL months. Apparently. therefore,
there is no basis for the belief of the
secretary of the treasury that the
banks are willfully withholding credit
from commercial borrowers owing to
the fear of the currency bill bogey
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LOCAL yEGETAHI.Es

Prices quoted this morlng on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per ctl)-DeIta whites 75c6sI:
sweets, s1.25@1. 40; Oregon Burbanks, SEA-
$780, Idaho, 81. 1OQ1 25
Onions tper ctl)-Silyerskins, 81. 20@2. .35;
Oh street, 25c higher; Oregons, So. % a.. CO.
Vegetables-Tomatoes southern. per crate
3ocgSl; string beans. 6@12Ac per lb; lima, 4@
&c per lb; peas, 1412c per lb; green peppers,
ern: per ID, 3@5c rhubarb. SlW1.75 per box;
cabbage. So 1.5o per ctl; squash, summer.
per box, Sl.2o9l.Io; 40 cream. 5o@I5c; Hub
bard, per sack. 10@I5c; do marrowfat. cog
doc; sprouts, 4G6c per Id: mushrooms, per
ID, % lOc; buttons. 10@15c; carrots. per sack,
sl.50q2; garlic, per Id, 7a10c; cucumbers,
per box. $1.50@2; lettuce, per crate, $14l %;
caulinower, per Dozen 40G6Oc
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LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIpTs OF INFERIOR PRoDUCE
BuTrER cErrsr AND rcf

Quotations CT the san Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-per mound
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LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
Local Securities

S. F. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SALES DECEMBER u
Morning Session
$1,000 Spring Valley Water 4s..... 50. 81 u
% Cal Wine Assn tcon) .. So 80
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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F |NANC|AL WORLD
IN UPWARD TREND
Passage of Currency Bill and
Trust Attitude Gives a
Better Feeling

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-There was a
distinct improvement in sentiment this
week in the financial world. The stock
market, long under depressing inf1u-
ences, responded to the change with
the best exhibition Of sustained
strength of several months The
passage of the currency bill, with late
changes which were interpreted favor
ably, and the reassuring statement of
the president on signing the measure
exerted large influence in improving
sentiment.
Another consideration was the atti-
tude of the administration regarding
the trust question and the belief that
other large corporations would follow
the lead of American Telephone and
settle their differences with the gov
eminent out of court
1t was to these influences and to the
fact that the market had been over
sold on the recent decline that the rise
in stocks was due, rather than to con-
ditions Immediately bearing upon the
market, in which there was little
change. A large increase in the num-
ber of idle freight cars indicated that
the recession in business was still in
progress.
Steel trade reviews gave further
news of unfavorable conditions. Rail-
road reports for November showed
large decreases in earnings.
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APPLICATIONS TO COMMISSION

These APPLICATIONS have been made
to the railroad commission:
BY the city of Reedley for author
ity to purchase the Reedley water
works.
BY the board of supervisors of Los
Angeles county for authority to in
stall grade crossings over the tracks
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
and the Pacific Electric railway, In
Valencia street, in the Glendora Road
district
BY the United Light Fuel and
Power company of San Diego for au-
thority to issue S19s,000 of stock to
be used for the purpose of liquidating
indebtedness and to provide for ex-
tending its system
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DRIED FRUIrs AND NUTS

4o,5os eac; 5o-e6s, &c; e0-7Os, &c; 7o-sos,
5&c; 70-s0s. &c; S0-90s, SIC; so-100s. 5Ac.
Inc above are for Santa Clara prunes, outside
sections Ac lower. 1912 crop stock worth
practically as much as the new crop.
so lib boxes ara Choice. Choice. Fancy.
Evaporated Apples nc Sc SIC &c
11prieols -.-.-....-.12c 13c 1312c 15c
ppescnes ....-... &c 5Ac 5ac SIC
1eels Paist. -;,r....:.. Size sc 10c 49,.
halsins-The following prices are (. o. b..
Fresno. as given out by the Associated Raisin
company; 1913 crop. per lb-Loose muscatels
ssoo' l crown, 4Ac; crown. 51ac; crown,
&c; crown, &c; seeded fancy, 16 OF packages,
&c; do IL OF, &c; do bulk 6Ac; do choice,
ton' 10 o. &c; do II OF, 5ssc; do bulk, SIC; Sui
.anas, no stock: ThompsonS seedless, un-
oieacned 5Os, &c; Is %. TIC: II OF, SIC; re
Iiea1eu. 14c advance; do hoated, 32c advance; !;
Lonoon layers, 20 Id boxes. 3 crown, S1.45;
crown, Sl65; crown, S2.25; crown, $2-a5;
eS e9 IL ID cartons. s1-75; clusters, 20 lb boxes
s].oo Local representatives of the association
are asking Ac higher, while several Of the
nia laage PACKERS are quoting 7sc under the asso-
Nuts-Almonds: Nonpareil. 21c; L, zoe;
ne Plus Ultra, Ice; brakes seedlings, Ice:
Languedoc, l5c. Association prices on wal
nues' nhs; I, o. ,. Los Angeles, per lb: No. soft
snen' srs' ioc' No l hard she'll, 151ac; No. wal
nuts, ll12c; budded, 19c Local prices range
sDoct 12c higher. Manchurisn nuts are
quoted at to1 gl3e per ID. Peanuts-Unpol-
snnese, az 6k 96%c. Observation-Disclosures, per
10; ogl2c; Italian. 1914 Q13c.
.no1ney-New crop, 1913: Comb. water white,
tz' az loe' amber, I2g13c; dark. 10411c; ex-
drscted, fancy white, 71A@Sc; light amber
o72e' oark amber, 3h h@4c.
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1s5. 5oo-Total shares sold.
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WEATHER REPORT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY. DEC. 27
STATIONS

FORECAST TILL 3 p. NJ, PACIFIC TIME.
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HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Butter is best kept in stone jars
with stone lids.
A glass of hot milk is cure for
temporary insomnia.
Bread will keep better in wooden
box than in tin.
Salt or alum Sprfnkled on the car
pet will keep insects away.
Shoes will keep in good condition
much longer if they are kept in trees.
To keep salt from caking, put a
few grains of rice in the salt cellar.
Save old felt hats to make felt in
soIes for slippers and rubber boots.
Olives, celery and cold macaroni on
lettuce leaves make a good salad.
To keep the cork from sticking in
a glue bottle. rub it well with vase
line.
A good idea is to wash stockings
by themselves in a small tub. This
does away with lint.
Piano keys may be cleaned by a
soft rag dipped in lemon juice and
then in silver whiting.
Some people think. the flavor of
pumpkin pie much improved by a
little ounce preserve.
Wiping the shelves with oil of cedar
is said to DE a good way to keep the
mold from books.
Boiled rice covered with grated
cheese and baked brown in the oven
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makes a. good luncheon dish.

makes a good luncheon dish.
In taking hot potatoes from the
oven cover the hands with a dish
towel. This saves many burns.
A good lotion for burns and scaids
is lime water and olive oil, applied
with a soft muslin rag.
In house decoration the pieces of
brass and copperware should be used
to light up dark rooms or halls.
stretch your curtains on a clean car
pet to dry, and pin them in place.
Bean soup makes an excellent
they come in hungry in cold weather.
If lamp chimney does not clean
easily with soap and water, try WHIP
Crackers covered with grated cheese
and toasted in the oven are good
served with salad for luncheon.
Dip tooth brushes in boiling water
occasionally to disinfect them, and
always rinse thoroughly after using.
Dried bay berries and leaves thrown
on the fire will fill a room with
pleasant and lasting fragrance.
To pop corn successfully, first put
it in sieve and dash cold water over
it. The kernels will be large and
flaky.
If ribbon slips out from the un-
derwear beading, try sewing little
round lace button on each end of the
If soft-boi1ed eggs remain from
breakfast, boil them hard at once,
then they can be used in salads or
nSn sauces.
When washing a chiffon or net veil
make a warm suds Of good white
soap and dip the veil in and out a
great many times.
A freless cooker is a boon to the.
woman doing her own homework, and
especially if she wishes to reduce Sun
day labor.
In packing pictures, they should be
placed inside two layers of excelsior,
and tied.
AZ.
ing water after they are done; pour
off at once and let the vegetables dry
in the pot.
TO mark bed linen and towels
quickly and effectively. draw the in
itial in outline on the article and sew
coronation braid on 1t.
After clothes are spripk1ed with
water and laid away in the clothes
basket for ironing, they should be
covered with a heavy blanket.
Never use a penknife or sharp in
blunt nail-cleaner will keep the in
side of the nails smooth and clear.
Squash custards are delicious for
people who like the squash, but OBJ
ject to it in pastry Prepare the I'LL
ing as for pies and bake in custard
In s1icing bacon. place the rind
side down on the table; cut only to
the rind and when enough strips
have been cut, slip the knife under
them.
Peach stains can be removed by
first wetting, then spreading cream
of tartar on them and laying them in
the sun before washing in the ordi-
nary way.
A folding nursery gate is a great
convenience for the busy mother
when baby has to play alone. Also a
little clothes horse is a handy thing
for his clothes.
= To make temporary napkin rings
for visitors wind half-inch ribbon
around brass curtain rings, the size
of ordinary napkin rings, and tie the
ends in small bows.
When saucepan cover has lost
its little knob or handle, push q, cork
part way through the opening and
secure it by drawing a nail crosswise
through the cork beneath.
for a family in which there are grow
ing children is made with a beef or
mutton stock foundation, thickened
with barley and dried Hca beans.
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NOTICE.

All members of the st. Joseph T. 3.
& L. Association are hereby requested
70 be present at the next regular
meeting to be held Thursday evening,
January End, 1913 as officers for the
ensuing year will be elected, also to
Transact any other business which
rnay come before it Per order of
FRANK A CASSIDY,
President.
JOHN a. LYDDY,
abb Recording Secretary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-02
Automobile Supplies

n E AUTO supply co. Let US
prove how we can save you rs to 80
per cent on your supplies e1o
Az4sa st Phone 1850
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SALVATION ARMY IS HOST.

The Bridgeport corps of the Saliva
ton Army held its annual Christmas
festival in Pioneer Hall last evening.
About 600 mothers and children were
present and all received substantial
presents. Adjutant Edward ]. Atkin-
son and Mrs. Atkinson were in charge
of the celebration.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-02
MERCHANTS LINE
DaiIy Except Sunday

Leaves New York, Pier 10. East
River 3 u. mn. Due at Bridgeport,
1880 u, m. Leave Bridgeport, Joy Line
Dock, a. nm. Arrive New York a.
m. For further information and
rates apply to J. B. Shepard. Agent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-02
Art Glass

BRIDGEPORT ART GLASS CO, 15s
Tohn St Phone 1O17-6
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STEAMBOATS,
Bridgeport Line
TO New York
FARE 60 CENTS

FARE go CENTS
STEAMER NAUGATUCK leave
Bridgeport Pequonnock Wharf. foot
Of Union Street, daily, except 6atuPs
day. at IA night Returning, leave
New York, Pier az 3. r.. daily, excepF
Sundays, II A. n. Due Bridgeport,
$40 p. N.
Il. b. NTCKERSON, AGG.
The ew England Steamship Company
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Employment Bureau

REAU, supplies companions. moth
ers' helpers. nurse maids and com
petent domestic help, $40 State st.
Phone 4111-2
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Automobile Dealers
H NJ. FORD
Distributor MAXWELL Cars
LFbert and Standard Brush Cars
1897 Main st. Phone 1872
STARBUCK & MATTTCE, FORD
OARS. SIS Fairfield Ave
Phone 4O75-2
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Auto Tires and Repairing
THE A. L. sCHAvOIR CO., s57 Fair
field Ave. Phone 1852
CONN. AUTO TIRE co.
Recovering and Repairing a Speciality
New and Second Hand Tires in stock
241 Connecticut Ave. Phone 963
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Shoe Stores

S. Il. THING & CO., 1888 Main st.
THE CARTWRIGHT SHOE CO.. 9SS
Main st. Phone 1893
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Bakers

MRS. HILLS BAKERY. Bread that
makes a, feast of every meal. Once
tasted, never wasted. 1855 Wood Av
Phone 230s
CROUCH & PIASSAIAN. Try Never
Enough Bread" COL Howard Ave
Phone 1875
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-02

STUDENTS wanted in practical ad-
vertising class. Terms reasonable.
theoretical, practical, scientific and
Psychological advertising in all its
branches taught. For full informa-
ton address Box $50, City. To *tf
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ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER
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CRAFTSMEN, mechanical architect
uaI or structural, are always In
demand at good salaries; ten young
men wanted to Join club to learn
draw1ng at home evenings: instru-
ments furnished. Address C. S. K.
Box 223. City. U26 att
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Help Wanted

OFFICE BOY WANTED IN OFFICE
of manufacturing concern. State
age. Address P. o. Box 2022, City.
T18*tf
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Beaver Board

THE A. w. BURRITT CO., Knowlton
st. @aone 9ne
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Photography

DEVELOPING of films and plates for
amateurs, first class work guaran-
teed. Armstrong-Whitn Studio,
Park and Fairfield AYES. TT as"
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Educational

WANTED.-Piano pupils. Young lady
teacher. Terms reasonable. 149
Golden Hill st. H 20 asp
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USED KNABE PIANO, taken in ex-
change for player, beautiful tone,
perfect condition, will sell cheap for
cash or easy pawn William A.
TonIinson, IS Fairfield avenue, up
stairs, SagaI Building, Room 100
703. T3 s" If.
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Furnished Rooms to Rent

TO RENT.-Furnished room, N1th
bath for light housekeeping, 124
East Main ST. Phone 3467-2.
T 26 d "p
WANTED.-To rent furnished two
bedrooms and sitting room with
private bath and all improvements.
ferred. Send replies x. Y. e.. this
office. 7 II d.
FOR LIGHT housekeeping. Running
water. Bath. Address Reasona BILE,
care of Farmer. r IT If
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Merchants Exchange

STERLING AIE-EouaI to Bass ale
rs cents per dozen. Bottled by
Carr, SO Cannon street. Phone
1913. G IT If. o
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STORAGE OF FURNITURE-sep
rate rooms, securely locked, furni-
ture and china packing. Furniture
ana pianos removed, large vans.
careful handling. Bridgeport Stor-
age Warehouse Co., 1885 Main St.,
Cor. Congress St Tel. 1O34-2.
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Personal
Wanted-To Buy

I BUY OLD HORSES to XIII. Re-
move dead ones free OF charge any,
where within rs miles of Bridge
port r. H. Daniels. 1867 Madison
Road. Tel. 1897 LII s"
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Situations Wanted

POSITION WANTED.-By man cap
able of taking charge of office and
making himself useful at anything.
Good at figures and writing. Adj
dress C. L., care of Farmer Pub.
Co. T17* If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-02

WANTED-To buy all kinds of Sec
Ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams
RedfieId's old stand, 43 Harrison ST.
Telephone 1O15-2. TIP asp
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Printers and Stationers

STAR PRESS prints business cards,
envelopes, bill heads, statements,
tickets, programs, show cards, cir
culars. Low prices, first class work.
Jacob Schneider, Prop, 1918 Kos
suth ST., corner Stratford Ave.
Phone 2503-12. Union office.
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