The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
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Acme Shear O., 7,5o0; American & British Mfg. Co.. $5O,0o0; Ameri- | can Chain Co.,, $4,200; American Graphophone Co.,, $92,s00; American Tube & Stamping Co.,, $34,30o; Max Ans Mach. Co.,, sS,6oo; Anderson Die Mach. Co.,, $500; Armstrong Mfg. Co., Atlas Shear Co.,, $50; Automatic Mach. Co.,, $17,7OO; Bassick Co.,. $6,5o0; Geo. c. Batcheller & Co.,, $3,200s Bilton Mach. Tool Co.,, $6,45O; Birdsey Somers Co.,, s400; Black, Rock Mfg4 Co, $1,750; Blue Ribbon Body O.. $z,500; Bridgeport Boiler Works. $3,000; Bridgeport Brass Co.,, $115,- 900; Bridgeport Chain Co.,, $2,1o0; Bridgeport Coach Lace Co.,, $900; Bridgeport Crucible Co.,, $3,450; Bridgeport Deox. Bronze & Metal Co.,, $500; Bridgeport Hardware Mfg. Cor. $4,o50;t Bridgeport Malleable Iron Works. $5,600; Bridgeport Goods Mfg. Co.,, $21,300; Bridgeport Motor Co.,, s1,750; Bridgeport Paper Box Co.,, s4oo; Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Co.,, $2,o50; Bridgeport Screw Co-, $6,70O; Bryant Flee. Co.,. $25, roo; Bullard Mach. Tool Co.,, $96,55o; Burritt Company, A. w., $12,oOo; | Garfield Company, H. O., $700; Can field Rubber Co.,, $4,ooo; Carpenter, E. W. Mfg. Co.,, $4,45O; Challenge Cutlery Corp, s4,450; Coe- -Stapley Mfg. Co, $5,OoO; Columbia Nut & Bolt Co.,, $500; Conn.,, Elec. Mfg. Co.,, $2,15O; Conn. Metal Treating Co.,, $3,O00; Conn. Web & Buckle Co.,, $S5o; Cornwall & Patterson Mfg. Co.,, $4,200; Coulter & Mckenzie Mach. Co.,, $5,250; Crane CoS, (Bpt- branch). $1,35o; Crane Co.,, (Main St. plant), $23,350; Crane Co.,. (West End p1ant) $51,250.
 Crown Corset O., s4,soo; Crown Paper Box Co. s45o; Curtis & Curtis O., $14,300; Electric Cable O., $13,- 900; Fairchild & Shelton O., $s,000: Frisbie Pie Co, $500; Grant Mfg. & Mach. O., $6,30o; Handy & Harman, $6,o00; Hawthorne Mfg. CO. $2.350; Harvey Hubbe11, Inc, $t2,7o0; Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.,, $22,- 15o; International Textile Corp, $19,- $50; Jennings Bros. Mfg. O., $5,700; Lake Torpedo Boat O., $10s,3oo; La Resista Corset O., $2,450; Liberty Ordnance Co.,, $1s,650; Locke Steel Belt Co., $10,0o0; Locomobile Co.,, s60,000; McCarthron Boiler Works, $1,15o; W. s. Mills Co, s3,15o; Monu- mental Bronze Co, $1,150; Nilsson Mch. Co.,, $3,650; Pequonnock Foun- dry, $6,100; Raybestos Co.,, $17,2o0;
 Ready Tool Co.,, $s5o; Remington A f& A O., $10o,O6o; Salts Textile Mfg. Co.,, s37.850; Siemon Hard Rub
 Der Corp, $A,1oo; Singer Mfg. Co.,,
 $102,750; Smith & Egge Mfg. Co.,, $1,-
 25o; Smith E. H. H. Silver Co.,, $2,-
 900; Smith, W. A & Sons, $500; Spring Perch Co.,, $4,25O; Springfield Mfg. O., $2,000; Standard Coupler O., s5O@ Standard Oil Engine Co.,,
 $2,20e; Stanley Bronze O., $500, Tait & Sons Paper Co.,, $500; Thos. P. Taylor Co.,, $3,000; Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,, $30o,oo0; Vincent Bros. Co.,, $5,5oO; Warner Bros. Co.,, 16.Oo0;
 Wieidlich Bros Mfg. Co.,, s3,050;
 Whiting Mfg. Co.,, $7:7oo; Yost Type writer Works, s12,So0. Total $1,- 617,e0o.
 mems committee, s2ss,ooo, merchants, $1Oo,oO0, and fremen, $41, $50.
 Since the report of the women s committee was submitted subscrip- tfons amounting to about $7,000 have been reported to Mrs. William T. l Hincks, chairman of the committee. l The Park Avenue Sisterhood this morning reported A,150.
 The German Alliance in this city
 Ebanded last night and the money in the treasury, amounting to $1, 100, will be used to buy Liberty bonds, it . was reported this morning. Each of the Il societies affiliated with the or
 ganization will receive $100 bonds. s A canvass of several of the streets Y of the city by members of the loan { committee shows that certificates for | purchasers of bonIis are prominently displyed in the homes of the workers,
 in the different sections of the city.
 This canvass, the committee member
 stated, showed that the working man
 had done his share in the burdens ot j. Bridgeport. In Atlantic and Gregory ' streets, he said, invariably all of the ; houses had Liberty loan certificates j displayed in the windows and in some plates two and three and in a few cases as many as seven were dis played in one tenement.
 Elaborate preparations are being
 made for the celebrattOn of Liberty
 Day in this city. Several booths are to be erected in the center where
 bonds may be purchased for cash, or
 Friday. Arrangements are being
 made to have the fife and drum corps
 of the Lincoln school turn out for the
 occasion.
 The loan committee is very mucS aJa+a5 o1ar the s11cceSs of the drive to date and has renewed it's efforts tc
 push the loan to the limit The
 s6,Oo0,000 goal will be reached, the s members declare.
 g Following is a complete report o1 :, the amount subscribed in each fac s tory: