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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24

WE buy second hand clothes. shoes, for
cash. Phone 1881. 2116 I'd. Lott
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24

NICELY furnished rooms with board
LIZ s. 10th st. Phone Main 1207-J.
2-20-St
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-24

BUSINESS MEN
hooms In the heart of the city, running
hot and cold water. telephone, bath
and all modern conveniences, SIS to
$50 per month.
THE ERCKERT HOTEL
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eHAVlNG loc at 1929 4th ave. 11-29-tf
SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c dozen. Send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. 4-IO-tf
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ONE CENT A W0RD|ONF CFNT A W0Rn

RAJ.Es-Onc cent n word n day: no ad.
taken for less than .5c for first inser-
ton. Gnsh must accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word n day, no nd.
taken for less than 26c for first inser-
ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

iaeun. Na.re a. ths piaos ~ ncsin
ninr
a.. y Haas ana %. a. Niftrf ara hftc
hN appelniud a. iuiasa ~ ss,iA ei..slsn.
ana tAeN shall seitsi saeh Ainsr iutl4ts
and ,lefNa 81 assist in iaalatar 81 and
saii clcsfien shalt be- held in ihe man-
nyr rfcacfiioA nir holding other eiee
items
hfrfs male rHfsrn wnu he's aiiafnri
ere arr ~ twenty ane frafH AHf whn
haH tes|doH vlthin tee limits 50 tht
ffffltnf trfeiHaftaf described fnt aIs
months nrst posDriiHs fhr aatsn 10 said
election. ana 81 qualified sirriUr nn
drr tho laws ~ ghr NtAfr. hua itee.
h,iANr in said ilUur ihuff NuNrH ffu
cinH $50 ie sian BE- entitled te vote
si said election en each ncktt fhs
voter MUST write. 10 canss a. a. writ.
Son of nnnttA "la 'hr Nirck isla ef
"Arainsi the Nfoft ..nM"
Nafd olesiiuH wlN b. hrl1 ia uufan
anro 81 petition fHol With the Clgh
&C th. County Cup5t ~ Nureos CHuniNi
Texas un inc fih dts az MlN. a. n.
lait sud So oftirf uadr nf the ,am
nifalnnera CONT thereon $50 fhe l5ih
daN of MAY a o. 1913.
Witness mf hsni 3tv neai ~ llU
county Count ~ Nnrr0a tNnniN ihIs
+ tsih dav 40 Mas A o.. if4h
tsoalN WALTER p fiNoN Cnun
ItN Jndro Nurcsa yoHHit Foshs
Advertisements fs7N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
snrairr's sALr

IiY VriNc ~ q rofieir order of tair
irsHrl ff iHs rlNfh ~ lhs lilHillri
onnH ~ Travis reHntf un the lein
aif ~ 1Har. iflh n H efffaln c1us'
So ai 1885, Nhsffin TnaaH rusl rHis
pans ~ AHaiin H iialnin nnd d. O..
Wents f nfsilnsdi n g. Glars lni
Glars rrasr au defendants BE- fsfHr
nf 600 nald piulunf Ca ihe sum ~
Twenty une iiundned fn5 oishi pni
lasa and nIstB.fite cDpw NalatNhl.
wlih inffnH rlrrfan az the tate ~
irn rrr r,ntufn llsf auuum uf Ninetrcn
Hundred Stats two polisfn enu fort,
one GENTS cflsls $50 nf saia amnrni
ani inier.fi nn una iiandnfh SifriY.
mN pHiafh and tNenii fpns CENTS
nise 90 ~ said amount az fhg rate
~ fia yer csrtiin scr annum fioin dair
- Judgment t0f'tisHf Win "a costs ~
suit ihnt h'lnr GO amount ~ indH
mant RECOVERED w the nsid T'raH
Trust Company ~ AnFtin. plniuiiff
arHlum defendants e 81 WrniF ana ~
s. Dfeibrldi ani against 81 ~ thf ~
PENDANTS fDf foreclosure - vendors
nen nn &C. premises hereinafter hg.
arflsrd boz fhs District Court ~ Travis
county. nu ihr 29ih day ~ MsE 1873.
! have ietlfd npnh. ara WI 80 the
fret Tuesday ln 1siy 1918. nelnH ibe
sfn day 20 eaid Inpnfh. at ihe cpufis
haaas door in fho riiY ~ corpus
fhrsu within legal huiHs. ,sfs,fesl iN
as..i ~ earh a. the hiah~si bidder. aii
ths usht title and inisfssf ~ Jf,
feHdanis a. o. Wsntz - A prefhfsdt
. x CLAM end Clark i'faae in ard g.
ihs feiigslng aeafrifi property f'fu
AIDED iu NsereH eNuHiB. Tefae. in-Nii
J Lot No Ten tial out ~ tiegl aa. four
teen usi. nrcarains a. map - plat
F. ~ ita ToNnelis - Bishop. ia Nussri
( ruansy Tsxas. ehieh maf "a plat d
Z recorded in Volume q page a. ~ 40,
Z Ausesf county Map hegufla
Z Tho above sale a. ~ made by %,
80 sgilsig ihs al,eye aescnl,sd iads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
LEoAL notice

rIiN STATE 500 INAAR
Count, VI Nuseta
Iu thasr lnurhsa 90 Nf haliinF
'Alms saainst tNe ratlts 81 ifci -
NlHff ugceHHrl
rHe uudomIapfd having irrn Anh
aupHmra iphopcniirnt Ntnsuifis ~
tHf smafe ~ ifrd u ilNu dersareA
iair uf NuetcH 'nHnit frsaa ~ ~ n
rimun luarq az the tount' ruuIt Di
san nnunts hn hr ifib dal ~ NaN
d. tHlt aunnr fofuihf lrru
,hrrfnf hrfrhY utifea ai peiuuna iu.
irWti o. taiA oattie 90 r.anr safwsra
snH mate r,tiirment ana thise hat
nF ,iHinN nHilHn said estate 81 pfr
arnt thrm Co., hsf af hrf f,siheuff "a
kfHa pHlor Nneera Dauuif frkha
ahrrs shr tefslfss hef u,ail ihis isih
asf of isup a ~. 1870
NNs NAisi EilAif Anminiaffa
frn ~ iHe Estate of 'ri q fnin &c..
ofnscd 100.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

ni.ni fef ialtstb f hNnf nf TEXAS
Fr.st Domrtsy W Nueiir isreihef
with lnieresi and ihe csi Hi atit ealt
and the rlsass,is am.l,4 ~ Use SAT.
laiatiiun iNNUtgN
rhls lhs iiih dav ~ Aura 1913
"A N WUiNiis Nhtrn
Nnfsea ,eant, rftas
ns usfar Ntlagns lolWSf
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

Phone itf
CORPUS Christi THE eis.anrst and
heAthieat rpui in ueNas Tao iluAl
piacs Or a home
There Ia nn caster way a. make
money thsn fo save 49,
ihefe b. uo better nay Co. s1ve nsus,
ihan hf inYrsiinl u in Real ESTATE
hHf "a home uut q 49, has fof q Air,
nlnten We VIA make apd Save ,ou
mOne,.
hAl,dAlN South ulun ciaso Co.
broadway fine f.r homc. bots n,afhs
foid for tat 600 ao thi. place ~ far
sale is.toope SEE thls f0r "a srccula
tlun its worth twice thf price
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

in IhFiarh whff4 hH % iihiHieH
4ohalaf and viii irk iu iUWer she nil,
nisft ~ lttt meHe y, iahn iuel
ffnta feN sesra ss'f in shr o'tnllnr
farea ia irHee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

Avoid headache. Impurities
Of to- Blood. constipation by
taking n cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant TO
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary ton. Package %
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

non SALE OR TRADE one se-h'rhr
pawcr American understands
lille al d harrair u ihh'h ~ 49,
h'i.' less
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

cpou fiat rate yer inca. per column
Sd $50
same Sundays.
sianIus display advertisements
open rate per inch per month. $500.
Reading Noticsa
f.re rasaipg matter each insertion
ssr Hne geo
locals per line. each insertion. iac.
Contracts fur large amounts u ad-
,sfiislur space on application at this
effice.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

F0r SALE OR TRADE Good three
r...u house in tho town ~ bishnF.
M c.nvenienrcs WIN trade IN nn
wv ''''' 1886
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
Help Wanted -Femsle.

Paying employment FOR wafnen. fuii
- pags time Sell guarantees cotton
iisie. sila hosiery % user Expertrnce
inn.eesshrr. large profits Fprinr
business now on. N rEHNATI0NhL
MILLS. 1ote Chestnut. aiiAdslphia
asa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
Typewriter Exchange.

lENfitAl typewriter husincsn clean
nK repaiuus, rentals sales Rupert
Nafkmanahip. iisasuFa HE prieen
corpns chfisfi Typewriter Erchsn9e
~ STAR street hane 1927.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
PEEL
BROS.
BEER

no orders solicited In violation Of
r. rr ~f-fo inwa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
For Sale or Trade.

IRON SALE or TRADE Elehi aere
farm. one mile from civ limits fronts
Nu.oes Bay an cultivated. four room
house $500. sou pay sioq oafh. frsi
Two ana half years. % b. worth
double the money
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

Fon SALE MifiInery and dress rnaif
ine business. established fuur years
bies"r every year Two hfRr ronms
fa rfns ai $500 Going 90 lrarr state.
Mrs Hco igg Staples -t Phone sse
1880
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

.''M hhNf--Four room furn,sb,.s
~, , ~ '''ltn''-cool modern. sia.e 4,
seu.oo veg month references teosl,..t
h'nquifc Sit South Hr,adNav 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19
Miscellaneous.

INTT-TIII |TT|N NJ ITI-ITT va T-TI"
rnrd street. i'hons ilai Nsle nna &C.
male hrlu furnished glh
"uHpus CiHlFTi iosas she world in
the question - aan ana oli riin
PALACE TAiIpNe iraAs Corpus
chrrt ia the cleaning and pfesrinr
busineaa. Phone $50 ~
pErECT E6 go detective. core
large saiaiils plenty ~ tfatriiuf
sale and female write Nupt Down
~ nor i0e9. Pros idence. b. $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

FOR Kent.
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= ''ii RENT Farnls,.sd E. s,-,',. - -
l''ilps eay- rooms vita s.ll., ~.
t''' titc bathing ~ uiteosi,....
~ Nfh Ntm,sl 1901 klsran s,.,.,
N'pF At lass lNrccn stress a..
FOR kENr--Four room f,r,lss.',
!, ~ inirnt--cnul modern. 49,
s4u.uo Per meath reference. t,.,.,,.'.t
hnquire aie South Hr,ad~ay 81
FOR RENT Two rooms In pr,-,-
nome southeastern sxu..st,r,. r.,',,.
: -' ...Nneu for hghi, houaekeetAn
NenNonitrcc--c untieians % ham
Desirable ioeation un beach ana ~
i'n" nice Whaling distance t,,.,s,.
upA ue-fcd Address caller sEi stil
''i' ishN one isrke unfurni.tea
room ieos Tiger strest ~
! 'h RENT one 5-ronsn mouse ,p
con'eniences completely renovated M.
siie ANA out--Corner 81 poddr,ls, ana
Water. Phone iva. rs-
FOR RENT a Groom f-rri-r..a
house--on car line and paved stroet
ca Liberty ,rer,
iron RENT -s-room hou.c wi,h ists
desirable iocation ARMY ICES Mos
quite street. Phone gsk. tSsat
FOR RENT Dwelling of rooms sss
North broadway. Modern pavsrrs,on
given goth. n jane apply u. q. sa,
age G.. O. National bank mdr. si;
FOR RENT Two ooal upaiairs rooms
modern. unfurnishrd. seoQ per month
1901 Mesquite street, so
FOR RENT Two f4rnishsl rooms for
liEht housekeeping modern. delighi
fulN cool, reasonable. 1901 Mesquite
ssl
FOR EEST Complete dairy OUTFIT
$50 acres grass two houos goo live
stock Address n A. CAuley. cts
lsssl
FoR RENT Bodroim with southeast
exposure bathroom convenient ou hay
and car line u desired can rot meals
acruss street ic2i Water or address
caller 1850 1850
FOR RENT Rooms for nrht house
Keeping single or denhlo bedroom
cool nlry comfortable AZ reasunsble
rates. 1913 y broadway. Phone 1si
1859
FOR RENT My home on North ncaeh
nicely furnished s.rooins and bath
$40 Paul Place Phone Gfs. 1876
FURNISHED ROOMS Epworth Inn
GO r1omsl g. 80 tn $3.50 per week The
coul spot Battle az ilp~urih 1854
rOR RENT Completely Furnished
room house un bay apply al i2i7
Wat- street 1885
Hnoms nicely Furnished. $1,000 per
month two r.oms 1880 pes month
also apartments cheap Bath huuse An
connection. Ctgan beds ana roei
rooms Located on naN WIN rent
Michrn nnd dinins room Apply $50
1890 Water street l0si
FOR RENT lovely connecting rnous
with private bath Phone 1873 i0,Y
EuH HENT stand rights at Che pn-
wilton 40 Rockport Texas Cor rent at
reasonable price Write o. D. Jacobs.
usnarer 1899
TDH KENT Apartments Tor rent DOB
Born Apartments south hluf caoits
apartment south side SECOND flnuf.
fIvs rnoms bath and sieepinF porah-
49,. nR screened and modcrn through
out electric lishis gas and ~Aief
Phone 1872 1893
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-19

NeuN' hicncc'-cu ntieinus 30 hath
Desirable deviation On beach ana ~
i'a" nice Whaling distance G,.we,
ups desired Adiress caller 81 si
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
THE "JITNEY" BUS
Safety First Federation Hears New Carriers Are
 Pest in the West

Officials from southern and middle western cities who have had a chance to see the ''jitney'' bus doing business on a formidable scale told all about this nonedescript invader of the trans portation field at meeting of the exc cutive committee of the Saftey First Federation at New York recently.
 The jitney, according to these au- thorities has become a nuisance in St. Louis. Detroit. New Orleans and throughout the cities of the far west.
 Charles M. Ta1bert, director of streets of St. Louis charged that the jitneys had come. upon the city in such am altitude that the city >coun- cil was afraid to pass any ordinance looking either to their extermination or serious regulation.
 f'The jitney has long ceased to be a joke with us,'' he said. ssI don't mean by that we have had them a great while. The first one we heard of only so recently as February. But now we have at least $50 of them scooting up and down the main streets of our city. we have tried to regulate them but for one reason andA another they have had their own way They have demora1ized our traffic regulations. 'The most serious aspect of the case is, of course, the effect on the street railways. They have taken the tcream out of the street railroad pro 1 fits.
 ttIn the heart of St. Louis there was formerly a great deal of short haul traffic. It was mostly stra aphanger traffic, and was a surplus on cars a1- ready filled as to the available seats. It was the most profitable traffic the street cars handled.
 The jitneys have practically ab- sorbed them argin between operating g costs and a fair profit for the street railroads.
 Our first experience, he said, was with the .jitney down and jitney back species. This form of jftney bus was ordinary touring car in the possession of a workman in the skilled trades who had invested his savings in the car to give his family a weekly jaunt. He discovered that he could drive his automobile to work in the morning and drive it back }again at night-and at a profit if he only drove some of his neighbors with him. So he put the sign fjitneys down and jitney back The sign, being in- terpreted, meant that he would take on regular customers for a ride to work in the morning and a ride back at night.
 Our workman found he could make his money for oil and gas and repairs and tires out of the daily runs to and from work and in addi- ton could make modest profit. This type of jitney has become quite popu- lar in both the morning and evening rush hours. It has not been a dan- gerous type. as the owner has been the driver and he has been careful. '
 The next type to make it's appear ance was that brought in by the mar Tout of work. The job1ess man was not skilled driver in nine cases oJi of ten. But he hunted up the mar fwith car. Let me take your car,' he said, and will go out and jitney witt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
OUR OWN
 EWS LET TER
0specn1 to the Farmer )


 New1Bwn. April 3o@The forty hours devotion will open at the IT O. clock mass at St. Roses church, Sunday. The children who will take part in sthe procession will rehearse every afternoon this week at the church after school. Rev. Father Sinnott, the rector, will return Sa.tur- day from his vacation and neighbor- ing priests, as is customary, will as sfst at the devotion. which will close next Tuesday morning.
 The Misses Marion Curtis and Vir- ginia Hounhan and Walter Glover, who will beshonor bearers at the com mencement exercises of the High school this year, visited the Bridge up authorities for their themes to be delivered at their grad nation
 The annual borough election and business meeting will be held at the town ha1l Tuesday, May 4. The meeting will. be called to order at 10 a. m. The polls will open at a. m and close at Il a. m.
 The farmers of Hattertown are meeting with singuIarly il luck this spring in raising pigs. I. Bolman Of Hxden Ranch, has lost 20, and Mrs. A. C. ParrnaIee. Frank Wilson. Edwin Morgan and John Summers have each lost 10 pigs The cause of the nor
 
 Mrs. Julia Haw1ey of Berkshire, has new tolfring car.
 E. B. Stevens has presented the Flat Swamp District school with a 4O-foot flag pole and has erected it. 1t is up to the town selectnen now to see that the district is furnished with a flag.
 The annual meeting for the election of of1icars of the ". c. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Edward Olnstead. Friday, May T, at 2:3o P. m.
 Hiram chapter, No. l, Royal Arch Masons, conferred the M. E. degree on one postuIant, Wednesday even ing. Monroe line was destroyed by fire at cause Of the fire is unknown. The
 The Kind Deeds branch of the In a meeting at the library building on Main street, Friday evening, May 2. at o'clock.
 Miss A. c. Patterson of Bridgeport opened her country home on Mill Hill this week.
 About 25 members of the Brook lawn Riding club of Bridgeport, will visit here Sunday.
 Frank A. Oatis has been appointed administration of the estate of FranA Farrell of Haw1eyvi1Ie by the probate court There will be a hearing upoI thea dnission to probate of the vii nf the late Emily A. Gay, May 6. al
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
PAVING COMMISSION DISCUSSES NEW SEWER
 IN HoUsATONIO AVE

A meeting of the paving and sewer commission has been called for 4 o'clock this afternoon at the city hall by William Chew, president of the commission. Plans for the trunk sewer in Housatonic avenue were to be taken up. As the trenches for the sewer may disturb some of the Ind nderground wires of the fire alarm telegraph system President Leonard of the fire board has been asked to attend the meeting. The United H. illuminating Co.,. s. N. Te1ephone Co., and Bridgeport Gas Light Co.,. have each been invited to send represen- tatives City Engineer Terry wou ex- plain the plans for the sewers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30

it and share up with you the profits. The owner would loan his car to the man out of work, and there would be from $5 to $1O day to divide in profits. The word got around that it paid, and a whole lot of job less men went out jitneying in bor- rowed cars.
 .'These reckless drivers would pass along in front of shops from which sales girls were being dismissed at night. They would take aboard the sales girls up to the capacity of the car, then would load the laps of those already seated, and finally would a1- low six or seven girls to stand on the running boards.
 'The city fathers passed ordi- nance forbidding persons to ride ther uning boards, or to Side stand ing in thee ars. They reddired that each jitney carry only the number of passengers the car was built for plus two.
 These drivers caught many of their fares at street corners and if a man chanced to be standing a corner they would race for block. or more to make the favored position at the curbing. This was clearly an unsafe practice and the city fathers forbade it, requiring also, for the sake of safety, that the jitneys should draw up to the curb every time they
 
 sengers
 .sThe third species of jitneys was the worst of all. It brought in the dealer in second hand cars. There had accumulated, of course, a large supply of discarded cars, so broken down that private owners would not risk using them. The whole supply of these cars were rolled out from the scrap heaps and put to wrok as jitney 1 'bpsses.
 'sThe city fathers decided the custo- mers were entitled to safe rides. They ordered that all jitneys must be in spected at the city automobile garage l once in, two weeks. The city garage l experts checked up as to the steer ing gear, the brakes, the wheels, and l other items affecting saftey. but took l no note of engine condition or other matters involving the, question of a safe ride.
 There was a great outcry against this plani of inspection, as the jitney customers feared it was plan to put the jitneys out of business.t The l inspections were made without cost l to the jitney drivers, however. so op- position soon dwindled away. So far, fa1I regu1ative efforts have been con fined to making the jitney. safe. A l comprehensive plan of regulation was dropped a few days before a local election, held recently, as the politi- | clans feared the effect of the plan on the votes.'2 1 John Gillespie,s police commissioner l of Detroit. said that the jitneys made a practice in Detroit of paralle1ing the l surface car routes and stopping be- tween a street car and Nthe curbing 1 every time a street car stopped to take on a passenger. This forced the I IwouId-be passenger, either to take a I jftney or walk around it to the car.
 The city council, he said,- ventured a lregulation to the effect that jitneys
 couldn't come within seventy five feet of a street car taking on or11etting off passengers.
 The army transport Buford sailed from Galveston, Tex, for Christobal
 with 413 officers and soldiers. to strengthen the canal garrison.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
g a. m., at the probate court.

a.. m., at the probate court.
 A careful canvass of the holders of liquor licenses in town by a strong the enactment into law of the high license will not result in decrease of<the traffic in Newtown
 Work has begun on the project of lighting the borough and the com plete installation of the system is promised by June 1, according to statements made by officials of the Danbury and Bridgeport Electric Go, yesterday. There is a prospect that kthe company may get it's juice from the Bulls Bridge Electric plant on the Housatonic, now that the legisla- ture has passed the enabling bill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
BUILD UP THE HOME TOWN

BUILD UP THE HOME TOWN eff you want to live in the kind of a
 town, Like the kind of town you like, You needn't slip your clothes in a
 grip And start on a long, long hike. You'n only find what you left behind For there's nothing that's really new. It's a knock at yourself when you
 knock your town, It isn't your town-it's you Real towns are not made by men Lest somebody else gets ahead When every one works, and nobody
 shirks
 You can raise a town from the dead. And If, while you make your personal
 stake,
 Your neighbor can make one too, Your town will be what you want to
 see.
 It isn't your town-it's you !''
 By the way, do you know that your own home town has a retail jewe1ry store which offers the type Of stock and service found only in large cen ters Better think of this store when in need of jewelry, silverware or cut g7ass-
 M.J.BUECHLER, Idsea5ss The Reliable AS FAIRFIELD Av., Near Middle St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
THREsE-FoURTHs OF GERMAN
 WAR LOAN NOW PAID IN

Bernn, April so-Three-fourths of the latest war loan already has been paid The aggregate amount of the payments made up to date by the subscribers is e.754.ooo.ooo marks 6s1, ,687, ,75o, ,o00), more than twice the amount required at this date under the stipulated conditions Of the is- sue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
STAMFORD
(special to The Farmer)

stratford, April so-Leet B. Myers, general secretary of the Charities Or ganization association: appeared be- fore pupils of the StratforG schools. Wednesday and encouraged the home and school garden movement.
 Oronoque lodge of Odd Fellows eel ebrater their 49th anniversary last evening at their rooms in the Center. Songs and Instrumental music were enjoyed and a luncheon was served.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30

Erwin W. Schrews, engineer for the City Plan Commission is obtaining estimates as to the cost of the Nolen plan for the Stratford avenue bridge which the commission will compare with the estimates secured by the board of appraisal of benefits and damages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30

Governor Fielder called a special session of the New Jersey Legislature to convene at noon next Monday.