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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

SEATTLE, June 3.-The officials of the Pacific Steamship Go. have announced that the grounding o the Senator is without any founda
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

government intends to take, will, it is believed, stifie all this opposi- tion.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

SEATTLE, June 3.-It is stated that six thousand are ready to volunteer for conscription. The Ie- gistration officials are all ready and they estimate that at least thirty-five thousand will be regist- CT on Tuesday next.
 TACOMA lime 3-Judge CuSh-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
WAR NEWS PELUCK
 PAPERS LOCATED

marine activity throughout the en- tire war waters, and the reported continuance of the big Italian push. These items which are practically a duplication of those received day after day for almost a week are the baldest details without any en- bellishment. Tomorrow there will be glut of war news coming through.
 LONDON, June 3.-Lord Devon port, the British Food Controller, is responsible for the statement
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

TACOMA, Washington, June B. The Women's Clubs Convention
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

Let us estimate on your Job Worx
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

TACOMA, June 3.-Judge Cush-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14

Criminal proceedings are 90 be-
Instituted against manufacturer,
~ noWs print ihc stock upon
which newspapers ~ the United
States depend fsr rkisienoe ln
thr hearings. ID developed that ihe
actual cost ~ production. II ad
yaneed ~ ail. 10 90 measure 49,
pfoAimates ihe advance IN cost ~
thr consumer Bui criminal pro
eeedinps don spell cheap paper
Too often ihe Government faiis 81
its purpose. and even if the fight
), wagrd successfully victory may
follow the ruin ~ hundreds ~ 'hr
smaller dair- already pushed 90
ihr Wall bt the continuous adFHnre
80 materials 4 carload ni news
prNf shat enai $500 three tenn
aHD naW costs from t3lOU 90
$1,000 aud lhi, 81 hnf "nr item lu
q Song lisi oi disroHfagemcuis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14

1hc lniicd ~laies ha, .ou,iaui
;, maintained ibat les riixrn, haNr
right o. traverse iho ,ras. irr,
,pee,lsc 49, ain har rlisp ruirar,
ga international Aagp Nogaliai
sang With Germany il has tpts>ed
ihis righi me has placrd ,is rnire
h'pe 81 peace 0pou ihr security of
ile riilnnshlr from attack Without
warming Therefore thcre Is natb
ihs "a Ai,russ with Germany A.
en the either baud the Imperial
''ermun Gosernm'nt SHOULD madi
a ITS 'iW "a wage unrestricted
war. aud shunld 70 ppruenrr ol
rs alirred course pretcpt an
Americans tronl attack wiihonl
notice then ine question at pracr
would he SOLVED Of itself without
indirect diplnmatic exchange. II
woald seem that German, erred
ia thinking the United States
eager tp prsong d controversy
that no longer Exists ~ subject
~ debate, not reaiislng that rrgSi.
dem Wilson, striving 10 avert war.
AZ the Sstup time entertained rc
speet FOR those considerations 81
honor which have swsyed the
Nation % the past and which, III
themselves embrace Che over.
Nhelnlng sentiment of the people,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14

lules. pearr b. speedily attain
"a. Carfap1a viii permit no morc
Of nuniiion. 20 Europe
Poor Old Europe what IL 'srfan.
70 oecupies tie English Chanuel
with the Mexican navy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14

NrlNtWnA halie WnN AtuH
cams as bosiagee E,co tht crne
oi Nwnuau miders ars nw i
prisri ~ lrecdom 90 ihe Dntei
States Aud 40 ihi, Is lhr pui
growth ~ suspitiuu 1, wonid be-
tnlulcrHh'f 90 thmk ihat lhe Amer
itau lWup'N noi lt Nst uuUid Sub.
lvei trfnWn >lhlrtis iu uerdless
humiliation ilouiiug ail mecc,lwt
Boz thc bargain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT


Address al business Communications
and make oft aii checks. drafts. money
ordrra and cypress orders % The Caller
rnblifhinr Company Al stems. nrti.
Giles and communication should ~ al
drtased % Editor. corpus christi
caller
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Enfetcd o. second class matter az tho
i'ntiQffc0 Ia Corpus christi, TEXAS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14
CIRCULATION Book8
uptN 10 ADVERTi8EH6
Wednesday Feb. IA. 1917

Headline ~prue leuics mahe
good showing So de Nnrrh
winds
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

8inna ooer Warcopas Sn0ianern
geltoblen moroen iei, ln0 er erflGrte,
6ob ct Sen jrngen Mmell1ng altslie-
fern ipiiroe, menn oie Soloaten ibnl
oosWfGo6en Deridoffen f0nntell. @e-
gen 9e5obl1tng BON $50 pur0e Oas
2ebtere oenn alt6 erlangt 1tno einige
Gage ooraltf trafen Sol. SLICES rno
cine Nn5obl leiner 2eute NIT oenle Ell
ben an einem beltimmten Blabe an,
no ettpa 200 Mpa6e=Snoianer nit
Dem Sl1ngen eri6ienen maren. I'm
ter groBen 3eremonien muroe BONN
ser Mllstaui1 Ser beiOen&inoer bol-
5ogen rtno Ser fleine Mmelung 5pg
nit Sol. SLICES na6 oen Sort. 90
bon ieinen Gerlponoten o0er Sreun-
oen ni1ts befannt mar, berid)tete
Sol, SLICES an oo8 &riegs=O Depart
ment, buB er Sen Sungen aooptiert
babe uno 10 lange fir ibn lorgen
iperoe, Bis man feline Germunotcn
cnt0edt babe. Grit i'm Sanuar 1868
geIong es MISUNDERSTANDING, in BEN
&oltmeiiter Mifaro Amelunrg bun
Offenba6 a.. 90. einen Snfel 0es
Sllngen ousfinoig ST maderl uno
fltr5 oarallf bradte Sol. SLICES i'm
perionli6 ii6er Ben S5ean.
Ser Sltnge belu6te ~oaraufbin Die
Sdnlen inOffenbo6 biz 1874, Damn
ooS 9ro.@pm1oiillin in Singen a.
Nb. bon 1S74-1S7S, moraltf er fidl
nod Mfnin5 beeob rn0 bis 1882 bel
cinem 0ortigen&mlfmam in Der Sch
re mar. Seine Sebniu6t nod ieiner
@ebrrtsitoot trieb i'm bonn ilberS
9feer na6 San @ntonio, Seras, no
CT ols 4potbefer Bis 5um Sabre
1889 arbeitete. Gr perlicB Die Staot,
ltm ~ Sabre in philadelphia in Ell
ner Ipotbefe 81 oienen, febrte oonn
nofl Sero8 3uriif unO lebtc oblped)-
Ieln0 in Son Mntonio rttO 9oliltoL
bis er I'M Sabre 1901, na6bem err
Die GiDiloienitpriifrng beItanoen bot
te, in oas Wtorine-9 department naf)
@oibington berlifen purbe. SIN Sob-
re 1908 mllrbe CT in bas Sanoels-
department Deriebt nno I'M Sabre
1906 Ill Dos &riegs=O Department, in
oelien Iuftrag er nit Der Stfupati-
ons Armee nod Cuba ging uno
BORT bis 1909 peilte. Set oieler
3eit lit ct ais 0olmeti6er I'M @ene-
rolltob ongeitelt, no ibm feline aus
g%eoebnten Spradfenntniiie icbr 8r
%Itatten famen.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Dor turaem tppQten einige Genio

tionsbaf9er in Maf4ington nentbedt"
BADEN, baB atpei oeuti6e @pinninuen
SDbne in Der MarineataOemie, gu On.
napolis, bdtten. Die SADIE fam &as
pitGn Gberle, BEN SUPERINTENDENT
Der Mtabemtie 3u S6ren uno er Iteate
1ofort No9fori9ungen an. 9iefelben
ergaben, bob ii9 oas @eriidt auf Die
Satfade itiibte, baB in Der g1dbe bon
M~nnapolis Die Srduen apeier peuti9el
Sffiaiere pobnten. BON lpelhen Die cine
aGerbings einen Sobn in Der Marine'
afabemie bat. Die Mutter oes jungen
&obetten 1T aber cine 4merifdnerin
unb Der irnge Manu rii6rt aus iErer
eriten @be, nit einem Nm%erifoner, Der,
mas i'm alfo als einen polbere9ti9ten
amerifanil9en Burger ltempelt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
SpiOnenrieC6erei.
Sine UcrmnDliidte SeniatiCn tn
MunnuDltS, WiS.

Die obnebin re9t lebbafte 9bdntas
fie Der bpiteriI9en &riegsi4reier unO
britenfreunoli4en &reaturen mdnnlts
den unb tpeibli9en @eI9le4ts In uno
in Der umgebung bon @aI9ington
treibt felt benz Nbbru9 Der oiplomotts
I4en 8~e5ie1ungen 3ipiI6en 8aI9ings
ton unb Berlin Die fonoerbdriten 8liis
ten.
Dor turaem pplten etnige Senids
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Deut(6(anOs 3u6unft.
Nadb MOmiral GdbcerS Mniidt Iie9t
tie amf Sem Mteere.

&bmiral 99eer, pelder bic oeuti9e
Slptte in Der groBen SeeI9la4t an
Der &iIte pon SiitIanb, am 81. Mtoi,
1916, 6efe9ligte, TT Elm energilAer 8e>
fiiriporter 0e5 Sau96oottrieges. @r
glau6t, DaB 9euti9lanos 3utunft auf
benz M}eere liegt unb baB 0euti9lanb
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

CUR See @neIano Die 9erridaft iber
bic Meere entreiBen mii1e uno au4
f0nne.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

lVItGWWUVt ~
alt unb mar Bis por fur5em nlr als
Elm reid genprDener 5a6ritdnt BON
&leioern 6efannt. Geit einigen Sab
rem dber bat er in Der Bolitit &uBz
lambs cine mebr ooer tpeniger pt9tige
&one gefpielt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

prdlioent bes 2ocal Government
8oarb uno nod fpdter als Gbef ST.
tretdr fir Srlaub. ais re6t ti9tis BE-
pGbrt bat, gum GtaatsietretGr fir bic
Rolpnien ernannt. Gr tit ieBt breis
unbfe95ig Sabre aft.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Cine neue Jl1aC6t.
prutDpoppffs GinilaR jeRt an Stelle
BON 9SaspntiES.
MIernnber .. NrotOp0poff, De

Mleranber 9. protopopoff, Der neue
Mtnifer bes Snnern in &uBlanb, lou
Die @r6f6aft Oes M0n4es &asputin
anqetreten 6aben unO jeBt Die Ma9t
binter Dem ruFii6en 8brone bilOsn,
prptopopoff 1T 5peiunOfiinf5ig Sabre
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Winifer fit Ho(onien.
@alter S,tnlc 2nma ieit pielen Sab
rcn i'm britiicten GtnatSDicnft.

Sci BEN jiingiten &abinettspe9iel
in England purbe Walter 9ume
Gong, Der fDon felt 1885 in beri9iebe<
men SteQungen i'm britii9en Staats@
oienit tGtig mar unb fi4 5uleBt als
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

Der feinite GalifurniiAe @cif-
iuein, SObannisberg Gieslins at
S5.25 Sas 9mtenS, at babem bei
G6riitian fan6er, 900 7tc Str.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
GERMAN PRINCE
TELLS STORY OF
LAST AIR TRIP
Letter of Dead Prince Karl
Tells How Australians
Cared for Him.

Berlin, May H. (Via London. 49,
In his last letter to his parent, dated
"Baracen Lazarette, Albert, March
30,'' Prince Friedrich Karl of Prussia
who was shot. down in his flying ma
chine and died later. says:
Now, something about my air
flight. You know T started with
Waltze's squadron. We cruised along
the front a long time without seeing
anything. We went as far north as
Arras and south in the direction of
Bapaume and Peronne and flew very
low. On our return to the boundary
we all of sudden discovered some
800 or 1000 meters below six or
eight Vickers monoplanes. Our lead
er hmm diately went for them and I
followed, not willing to leave him
alone, the enemy numbering SO many
more machines That our other
f1iers did not follow can only be ex-
planned by assuming that they did not
discover the enemy in the low darkly
clouds. :ev 50
How we went for them! some
times lost sight of the German lead
ing machine, but always managed. to
find it again. Suddenly one enemy
hier came my way and I attacked
lost my only comrade.
'aThe enemy fiiers around me in
creased still more in numbers They
must have noticed the dangerous con-
dition Of the man was chasing.
Meanwhile I had succeeded in man
oeuvring my opponent pretty close
to earth, when all of a sudden /
heard the tack, tack of a machine
gun behind me, and the next moment
my motor stopped. The enemy be-
hind me kept tack-tacking, with the
result that soon T was wounded, in
the right foot. Thank Heavens, the
steering levers remained intact
Gliding over badly battered viii
lagos and trenches succeeded in land
ing, as the Australians who captured
me said afterwards, not far from the
German lines. should have liked
to destroy the machine, but the enc
my gunfire prevented it. My second
thought was to reach our lines, but
the enemy at once directed his fire at
| me. Still seemed to have luck I'M
til finally a bullet pierced my spine
and came out at the right of my stom-
ach I went down like a log
L when finally the Australians
| found me, they treated me very tens
1 derby. I had lost SO much blood and
was freeing with cold. Two soldiers
| kindly offered their great-coats and
| covered me with them They car
ried me AN endless stretch until we
/ found a physician, but they were very
careful about it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
DEATH LIST IN
LOSS OF TUG Is
LESSENED BY TWO

G
New Haven, May 11.-Only two men
lost their lives as a result of the cap
sizing yesterday Of the tug James H.
Hogan off the southwest light at the
entrance to the harbcr during heavy
sea, 1t became known today. They
were Capt. Emil Johnson and En-
gineer w r. Huntley, both Of this
city. Fireman Ned Wesson and Deck
Hand jeremiah Sullivan, who were
thought to have perished, were
brought to this city during the night
and placed in comfortable quarters,
They had been rescued and kept at
the lighthouse until a subsiding isea
permitted a tug to approach and take
them of
Huntley's body was brought to this
city. Capt. Johnson's body Is still
missing amid search for it was contin-
ued today
The Hogan lies in about six fathoms
in the regular steamer channel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

CROP REPORT


a summary OF the aAas etoe
fHsr Connecticut, and fer ehe oni'eu
fStates, as complied oy sne s Dut eseu =.
IE,rop Estimates, u. s. Department OF
h ~ sroaNopss; ss
conyexz yc-sr
I 80 40 ,,,,sl,a l..
Rye-NAay forecast, .ss.s>v r,-.,.. tsS
tproduction last year VIZ eeAoe s,.,.nsls
Flsacoo; two yea1* 49, s 49, n co,,1-
MeaooWs-AasAy s.4>--s-.--...e ~ az
ed,aren with the av-ye ss.,s So g s,,,,,rar-
Pasfure-May oo s'a0alsed' q ~, - o.
ed with the ae,year avs1A a"nt 70
Spring F2ow,aels e. 49, -. ..,,t COM.
tuzNy l. lSLs, 50. = - -,.,.5 a.
kpared With zS May aas>
fthe 10-year avera8ee -
4 Sprtng FantfnS-fer cent , uoa. 80
kNfay i, 1917, esumaxeo ~
tcompared with III uaay ! as''e 90 49,
al the 1e-yea~ average- -.
( HAy-Otd crop on ls11ns naay , :, - 4
kSnoed 1iSevo IONS. - - -. - 4, =.
kooo q year ago ana ee'oVS
Fn@oN J.,
Prfces-The nrs1 p1ace 49, - 80 -, =
Ethe average on 0day cis Seo - -.
kxhe second the ayerege On may : -, -
kysars Corn 100 ano S. .o1
Fbushel Oats, - ana Oh FcAsoe s' ~
LEND Ia Hay, Ns.eo enc e1oo I pei
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
Finance. Real Estate Insurance q.
Of Finance
STOCK MARKET

New York, May 11.-Opening.-The
general recovery in prices in yester-
days market was carried to greater
lengths in the first half hour of to-
days aealings, war shares, equipments
and associated specia1hes again lead
ing the movement. United States Steel
rose half a point to 11S IL and Beth
lehem Steel gained a full point, with
the same for Crucible Steel Baldwin
locomotive and Industrial Alcohol.
American Cotton Oil, American Sugar
and Colorado Fuel also improved i to
/ 1-2 points. Railroads were Irregular,
Reading reacting moderately and
Union Pacific rising a substantial
fraction
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
.FEED EMP

Don your jumper and your jeans,
raise a bumper crop Of beans
BEAT the drum and toot the horn,
then go out and plant some corn.
Onions foreveri Potatoes and beansI
Grub for the soldiers, sailors and
marines
"Oh, then rally round the hoe, boys,
'eThen rally round the hoe,
Shouting the battle cry of Feed
'em"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
STEEL 20 CORP i u POllRk GRAFTON
TO TAKE SO OO0, 600
Z or BIG q. S. LOAN

In pzsw OF tho far4 thai New York
t;nu2ssrap tioErs to the Liberty Loan /
tpcured IN yesterday IN larger volume |
&thAAI ON amy prerApes day, WAN Street |
$b>1isvssi thar qsubsrrap<aqns from the
{cSew York Federal Reserve District
ksvm aDprnxinats at least SO Per cent
lot tho wazpae country
Following N meeting OF ITS Finance
CornmattBs It WAS Learned that the 1
United Efabss Stsel Corporation would
puruhnse SIS. ess, zoe OF the bonds. In
elusive OF the 5000. 900 recently sub
zcz1bed Tor sftlzlcates OF andebtsdness,
gbut exclusive or Subscriptions to be
made by subsidiaries and officers, es-
{ttnatsd at $zs.ae0. GOO more
subszsptlons OF $4,000, 900 each
were zunounced by the Cnrn Exchange
hank. the Central Trust Company and
aayden, StDne & Co Subscriptions
N of S1.0D@s0@0 each were Med by the
American Sugar Rsdning Company
and the German-Anaerican Insurance
Company
Auzong the Adolph Lew1sohn & Sons
4 fntzreuss the following mining com
pnnies hAws subscribed to the loan;
EN1amz Copper Company, $5O000e; Ten
nezsee Copper and Chemical Company,
3 $z5e, 600: Kerr Lake Mining Company
ssos, goo
| The General Committee OF Bankers
appointed by the Federal Reserve
Bank or New York to aid In the dis
trIbutzDn Of the bonds, held two SEES
sionz- II Is headed by Benjamin
Strong Governor OF the Reserve Bank,
and consists of ten OF the most prom
inenf bankers or the metropolis, who
&mre giving MP practically their entire
time to the work TWO of the mem
bern, George F. Baker, Chairman of
tho F5rst National Bank, and Jacob H
ESchin. remember the civil war fnanc-
ing, while = third member, Frank A
eVander1ip, President, OF the National
CITY Rank, took prominent part in
the handling OF the Spanish War loan
being at that time Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury.
II seems TO be the unanimous opin-
Jon OF bankers that 1t rs essential for
the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue
"a statement, making clear that the
3 IL per cent. bonds may be convert
ed into bonds OF a higher yield If the
Government subsequently pat out a
more attractive issue. The law on this
lpolnty ntanaxerss' contend. is not very
Il clear. the right OF conversion being
\ left to the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Although Mr.. McAdoo, in lis original
announcement, declared that the
bonds would be convertible, bankers
say he should make the statement
clearer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
DERBY FAvoRrrE INJURED.

Louisville, KY, May 11--North Star,
the early favorite for the Kentucky
dorBys was declared opt by his owner,
a K Macomber, astvnight after the
co1e' Bowed a tendon in a workout yes.
|terfzxs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
UNION PACIFIC DECLARES
EXTRA DIVIDEND ON STOCK.

New York. May 1.-THE Union Pa
CHIC railroad declared today an extra
dividend OF IL per cent. on the COM
mon stock In addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
WANTED

Men to work in coal yard.
Apply Wheeler & Howes, sterl-
ing street yard.
r 40 S.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
SCHOOL RECEIVED FLAG.

A silk professional flag has been
given to the Parish school of st,
Georges church by the Women's Re-
lief corps, and viii be blessed and put
into use at the HAS service Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, S.,
PROBATE COURT.

May 4, 1917.
Estate of Mary A. Mccarthy late of
the town Of Bridgeport in said district,
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis
trict Of Bridgeport, hath nm1red and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly artested, within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
HUGH LAVERY,
Administrator.
743 Water Street.
R 8 SIP
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-A white terrier, owner can
find same at 465 Lafayette ST.,
r 9 ssp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
WANTED

Cord wood, 4 foot sticks.
Wheeler & Howes Co.,
Phone Barnum .344, Bridgeport.
r 40 d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

B1oodhounds are being used by the
Dannemora prison authorities to track
two prisoners who escaped from the
work camps
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
New York Stock
Exchange Quotations

Reported over the private wires OF
=. I. Watson & Co. Bankers and
Brokers, Corner Main and John Sts..
Bridgeport, Conn. Members OF New
York Stock Exchauxe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

rsarmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

r. L FORBES, Sign and picture
painting. gold dgns reburnished
and made like new. 1875 Colorado
Ave-. Phone Barnum s7oo.
z Is ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
RESTAURANTS
PHOTO SUPPLIES
SIGNS

LET Us FIGURE on your signs. Signs
that are -. Connecticut Sign Co.,
AIT Hal1ett St. q. Samerotte.
n ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
PIANO INSTRUCTION
REAL ESTATE
RADIAToB REPAIRING

EXPERT AUTO RADIATOR Repair
ing. glass set in windshields, lamps,
mud guards. etc. etratford Auto
Radiator Co.. N. W. Jennings, Prop.
1es East Main St. Barnum 1046a2.
= 40 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

II. 81. LEOPOLD is now located In his
fine new store. 1893 Main St oppo-
site Armory. Bicycles. Edison
Cylinder Photographs and recordA
Repairing Of every description.
b II ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
WATCH REPAIRING

FOR SATISFACTION In watch and
clock repairing go to Henry c. Reid
and Son. Matchmaker, Room $40
Conn. National Bank Bldg. 1924
Main st.
n - stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
STORAGE

MooRE's STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Furniture and china packing: ex-
perienced packers Separate rooms
for furniture and pianos Baruum
7227. SIS Union Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

FLUFF RUGS-Made from old car
pets. Call us Barnum $685..
8 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

JENNIE A. RALL-Graduate n. 7.
School OF Dernaatology. Growth og
hair on face. warts and mol>s re-
moved by electric needle. Facial
massage and scalp treatment Room
40, Ills Main street. Phone e1e.
= 30 alf'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
RUBsER STAMPS

ROBBER STAMPS
RUBBER srAAdes made by IN ara
reliable. we carry a complete line
Of stamps. supplies ink pads dat
'ers, rubber type. etc. The Scnwer-
dtle Stamps Co.. Al Cannon ST.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11
sHon REPAIRING

GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING
CO., 7e John st. and Gas East
Main st. No connection with other
so-called GoodyeaE Shops. We call
and deliver. Tel 1891. . Winfield
9. Black. Prop. u TT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

NICHOLSON, the well known tailor
has removed to 104 Bank st. Clean
ing, pressing. repairing. Full dress
suits to rent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-11

* A summary OF the May crop repeFe
Ssr Connecticut, and FOR the United
sStates. as complied by the Bureau Oh
Crop Estimates, U. s. Department OF
ssAxraculture, Is a. roalowsss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-30

Nuor cr ser blcpct al Groitcn,
StUrcu, SpaIcrne og Siucrlcn nrc0
Here SmooiuQlc? iporGer Ell &n0.
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nofioa itorc 0to3ier % trpffcr oncr.
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/ notino itorc Gloffc. Sroitcn pIcicr
at optrToc i itore Sprrnrc % fan
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boucn; men ioor Ter oct life III til,
at man bliucr u0iat Tor ocll Scr, oa
hCIlcr lite 1uor man Del Den panllgc
&romatuNlcitcg ibpit Spnriomt er
oct o9iao mco DC onorc SmoniuQIc.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-30
Scr life Gu Slapc Tor
Nbcumatismcns Spaler.

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NclO Nor lcNct Nuiulo MOB ale llrcOela
mreiiabcocr / &looct, Scttc Wioocl cr
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frlt for nlle miucrolite Subituuicr. Ser
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NiIoNel moo HbclmlotIomc, % on uil Bit
Ne bchuQeliN upcrruitct pco Nciultatcruc
al hcto @rug,
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$. S. s, 90 bconnot At ta0c bette onmlc
paoliNcIiqc MioNcl ioaQ. Set oil bIiue
&cgunoclicu til Gnocu paa Ninc Sioclier.
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meoicmlIc Sircitpr for ~ipeciele Nuac an
R%ancnNc @cbonNIiugcu al ott cgct Gil
irIoc, for bptItc ingen Detailing forNrc2.
Horcaicr Spift Specific So. S5-2
Split laboratory, NtIontu. ga.