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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

main. II ia thought thas Ei saito de
Aqua was the city terminus Of the
aqueduct and an inscription on this
fountain says that 500 arches sup
ported his vast aqueduct between the
fountain and the saito and that Il was
begun in 1917 n took hfty years to
complete.
Home Of Macmillan
or course the most historic ruins
so far known are those Of Militia but
there are also strange ruins md hts
toric carvings neal Cuernevaca- the
summer home OF Macmillan. II takes
several days and a horseback ride 70
reach some OF these ruiEs a the
trip IL well worth the discomfort
charles Dudley warner say that no
ruins in Egypt or Assyria can compare
with these In beauty. : temple In h
ruins OF Xochiealco measures seventy
Ave feet Ions by s~ixty-e,ghs feet Sids
and Is built Of cut stone.
CuerneSaca lean "the Cows Horn"
and Il IL a city on a ridge shaped some
what like a horn. II Is a health resort
much visited by Nexicans and for
eiEners and aside from the magnificent
| climate. tho charm Of tho place u en-
ha1iCeu hy the mAt uinfcht VIVA H'H@
OF the inost In Mexico. Tho weight
~ centuries rests on tho buildings. h
streets are morrow and cobble stoned
and q splendid old aaueduet formerly
brought water % the own. Cortea
introduced the sugar mill here and had
vast sugar zane plantations just out
side Of town. M whole place makes
a nfting Introduction 10 the expiora-
lion of tia ruins situated In the near
distance. Resides a rock with pre-
historic carvings neal the Old home
OF Cortcz. there are other r~emarkAbls
stones. one on a high hill represents a
lizard. MIN feet long and about three
miles from this Is an eagle IN gtoas
which measures three feet from ~
70 tip.
hi Museo Nacionai a. Mexico Il free
every day except saturday and no fses
hare expected. The nucleus % the ex-
sensive contents was hrst ~pfussrvad IA
she ~v.cc-reeai archives hut Ia 1feo q
study was segun Of All relies and from
then on the collection grew AID tha
highly interesting collection OF Indian
idols. srulpture and relics Il nov per
Asps the most nnlqga z ns Nesfa
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Of the pyramids just outside OF Mex
many monuments Is a recumbent ng
ure In stone. lying on rs hack with
both hands holding a round disk on
the stomach. II WAS found in Yucatan
and Is sometimes called Chac-Mool or
Tiger King. II was found IN the midst
% IA dense wood several meters below
the surface % the ground and was
u~nearthed with dimculty. Chac-Mool
Is sometimes apelied Chac Mol.
In other rooms OF the Museum are
the Macmillan and Juarez relies
Among them h an ancient carriage In
Nhlch Juarcz rode after assuming the
rule Of Mexico. There are also pieces
N silver plate used by different mon
archA In the Castle OF Chapuitcpec
and articles OF personal adornment,
arrows, and other objects OF inter
est representing ali stages OF the
country The contents Of this Museum
arc so distinctive that n has no equal
In the world. Thoush there are -
manY interesting relies In this piaSs
no one knows how many are buried
underground and there are SIN a few
prehistoric stones which have been
left in the streets OF Mexico CITY. one
% these Ia az the corner Of Caiie ~
Jesus or Street o. Jesus. II Is cur
iousiy carved and mi can detect nos
trlis, mouth and other facial f~eauures
II Is credited 70 Aztec times.
Fountains Well Presented
Among the interesting ola relies Of
: early times In Mexico city are several
fountains situated IN various sections
u tho place. Many ara Of great inter
est because 81 tho carvings and IN.
scriptionA Ono n called vi Saito de-
Aqua and II Is well preserved conud'
erlng ~ great antiquity. n was q
part OF the famous a~queduct. con.
sisiing Of a thousand or mere archie,
~ brick and stone, which wa built
10 carry water from a HpfinR in ths
hill 70 chapultsrec 70 the heart Of
J tina city. A few Of these arches re-.
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TliE VI CIuB
Nf.St Mis- MEETINGS,

The Albuquerque woman's club
opened rs fall sessions yesterday AZ
iernoon In reaasembling day. as d wus
called. An address o. welcome was
made by. the president. Mrs. Felix
bacn' followed by q musical program.
IN charge OF Mrs Norrisette.
Mrs. Reidling sans Lonesome.
That's An to an accompaniment by
Mrs. Morrisetlc.
Mrs. Reid waltz, Cwtenieoskyl;
0avotte Goddard encore. Bonnie
Doone and Bonnie Dundee.
Mrs, Morrlsette -'G Goodbye SUM
mvr,' encore. "Answered''
Mr. Maurice Klein sang four SEE
lection of Nanderpnul 90 Dd N3t
n several selections from "a Per-
sian Garden Thy Betmlng Eyes
Night Has a Thousand Eyes
Three Little words For the last
tw" selections Ar. Klein was his own
a-ccompanist
Rcfreshmcuts were served by the
social committee which fu this year
d. composed uf Mechanics NcC1urkeH
chairman, Andrrws George Mueller.
smell. Htuulcu The now members
Of the club were greeted in the re-
ccptiuu which followed tho program
Next weeks injecting Will be Art
day under tho leadership Of Mrs. j
". lntrh Mrs ~ e. Robinson viii
read i u1per on "blsiintivc American
Aft as shown 100 Indian Pottery.
blankets aud Baskets" Mrs \. g.
Stroup VIII discuss Architecture OF
the Southwest There Will also DO
some musical tClectl0ns.
Renewed Interest in the Womnn's
club auEurS u very active ana profit
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WnNTg WHENY wnEREg

why the Cafe Chaniant for the
benefit Of the organ fuHd of -. Johns
Episcopal church. on the evening Of
September 2bth. commencing at $500
y. M, al b Masonic temple. There
you have o..
Service q h. carte from s.e0 y. m
till 500 y. ni.
Individual tables with q limited
number OF reserved tables In the most
desirable locations seating from two
10 ten people-Gi.oO per table,. For
reservations apply at Naun's ;cwelrY
store.
Excellent service. cuisine aud dainty
Mattresses.
Continuous program; artlsts-un-
usual talrni-uancinE, singing ana
solo numbers on piano and stringcd
Instrument quartette.
Given by; 4 central committee
Mcsdamea Morriscito, Valiant, Wal.
ton, clark. Waters. Geakc. Newhall,
Farrell and DoWner and Messrs
Goodrich Sirome. GeHke, Wilson and
Nann.
Hostesses Mesdamcs Howden.
Ze'eler, Morrisette and Brooks.
Dancing strome. Farrell. Neher,
Howden. Farr and Walton.
Program AR GCortr Heake.
Card tables-Mr- X. ;. Farrell.
NcNt week We shall trent YOU To a
forecast OF the menu the most m
portant feature. and one which VIII
make % ~ mouth water. n when
you read the names Of the famous
aud exquisite hnusekeepers who VIII
act rs chefs for this ocrasion'
Dancing will begin AZ g;00 .. m.
ana ice cream ana cnkc ana punch
Will be served daring the dance Mrs.
w. y. walton Will hr iu chnrEC OF the
reserved tables, There VIII he card
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NEWS MOTIFS Of =
WONEN'S UIUBS.

tReported by Mrs T.. n. MaIors. RAJ
ton, y. a.. Chairman Publicity CONF
The w0men's ciubs all over tho
state are beginning the fall work.
which promises 10 he very interesting
In every detail. All club members
are looking forward TO the convention
10 be held In Ration the 18th. f6th
aud i7th Of october. A. this IL the
hrst meeting held for two years
much detail work VIII be accomplish
ed. also the election on officers Oc-
ours. Preparations are going for
ward by the committees In cnurge to
have this a splendid meeting. speak
greatly desired that a full attendance
Of club women plan 10 come 10 the
convention.
the Monday Progress club was
convened this week for the season. a
picnic supper was served. each mem
boo bringing one kind Of eats Tho
report II that n very enjoyable time
was had and q hne supper was the
result o. the surprise menu.
Miss Marion blackwell 81 the Ration
Monday Progress club has accepted a
position with the \. VI. G. A. In Port
land. ore. Miss Blackwell IL the
fourth of the club girls to 20 into
Y. w. work.
The Santa Re Womcn's club Is co.
operating with the STATE hoard of
health aud the Red Cross, and help
INK these interests hy enforcing the
laws The civlcs department has es-
tabiished a camping ground for the
mntorist coming into the city. AMI
given aid 10 help keep up u rest room
FOR the travellers. Mrs. y. a. Laugh
I'm Is the president.
The biennial council OF the General
Federation Of Womcn's Clubs TO lie
haII FhIa gguW In ~ IaNtm la NaNagt.
her will observe the first anniversary
OF the armistice with a patriotic song
serN ice.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution OF Santa Re win have IN
active part IN the nesfs which Is he
ing staged In Santa Fe this week. TN
der the auspices Of the D. a. H.. the
entrance Of Kearney 10 Santa Re.
AMI everything has been done to
make this a true historical picture Of
TIA August day wheu the stars and
stripes were hoigteds over the yenor-
able Palace OF the Governors.
The chairman Of the art depart
ment Of the federation IL making ar
rangements to have "a representative
exhibition Of the ART OF the New Mex
leo artists held IN Ration during the
convention The exhibit VIII be hung
IN the public library aud viii Include
pictures IRON the best known artists
~ The Santa Pc and Tao artist col
onies.
ine child welfare department OF the
Women's club OF Santa Re held an
interesting meeting at the, home OF
the PRECEDENT, Mrs.. Frank Clancy.
The city federation % Ration ARE
very busy completing the details OF
the coming convention OF the stat
federation. The committees In charge
feel anxious TO have this th@ best con
ventiOn ever held, ana are d~esirous
h a all clubs send "A fall delegation.
tables. and Smokes tables. sociabtl-
lty, entertainment, a return of social
engagements, Observation-Disclosures. New
fall gowns and debutanies will be ~
cvidencc-nnd 80 Viii matr0ns and
old married people, 80 there.
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Convention Gay ocia1y-Benson-Barnett Ball Tonigh1
M AIDA >. sIMs-rhono, ,,s ), aan.

n ~" ng affairs have occupied the attention OF society this
~ "eN Nonday and Tuesday were given over ia tbe Rahkors'
lam m,..n.lon wednesday was a breathing spell. and ON THURSDAY
,oy, uo'ue TO santa Fe To the Fiesta, which lasted. IS evc-yone
49, ~ uuh ms afternoon. Tonight a bal! is being given In honor
N s,a u,nIhnguishcd Representatives of Army and Navy, upon whom
:" m many representative members Of Albuquerque society will attend
viii Ie comirg OF the cool weather various clubs and societies
tpSunilg Their meetings; school is getting into full sNnv TLe
~" price u iurs and wool, and hats, is being borne in non us
IVreluiiy mot 10 mention shoes that are even passaIie1 Inn,
~ gIau mat peaches are cheap. And we re most a,yfulv tLanl,eri
III a ssreets are gong 10 be paved, and parkings are being laid
IT, Wv Wv II everyone raised fowers like Mr.. Roehl. and had gardens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Reports from Santa Pc say that the
fiesta WA successful beyond Inc most
glowing predictions. Many people
from al " the state Witnessed tha
attractions during the entire three
days. and many AlbuqueTQueana mo-
iorcd Up for q. least one day o. the
three, An annuai feature Of more
than local interest has been establish
ed Ia the presentation u the historic
cal pageant, for that n what tbs nesta
H. and we believe That II II not loo
much TO predict that Interest IN this
will extend not only all over the state.
u Will nttract spectators from all
over the country. The presentation
Of medals to Admiral Benson and 10
General Bnrnett upon this occasion
also added 70 Its interest.
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Engagements

4 clipping from a Kansas city
paper tells 81 the announcement 81
the engagement Of Miss Ruth Fcairs
Of Kansas city 20 james Die skinner
Of albuquerque. Miss PEARS has
been m hts city for two years as
teacher Of Journalism in the high
school.
The Only other engagement which
has come 10 night this week Is that
%. our wssh-woman with the tab on
Monday morning. However AZ this Il
one OF the many broken engagements.
without reason or explanation. We
suppose IL really should not ne men
uoued.
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waited gardens.
The Museum

waited gardens.
The Museum
II Is possible that 'Nochipilli" pre-.
sided over one OF these gardens. A.
any rate there Is surely some legend
contested with the statue and Il may
eventually land In the Museum In Mex
leo CITY where are n any antiquities
and objects Of Interest. II viii be a
great addition 20 this Museum which l.
onc Of the most interesting places In
Mexico. The Museum is near the
Cathedral just back Of the National
Palace and already contains 20 collcc.
ton OF Az'ec monuments and o'her
treasures 30 ur'G'A that DAYS cnn he
spent In going throuEh the roons.
II he "Gcd Of Flowers b. deposited
In this building IL vii be- kccp.nE
company with Indian idols. sculpture
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REJECTION TO rHE nANKEns.

Ms. Max Nuruhaut was hostess on
Monday afternoon dt b. reception In
honor uf the haukers VIM attended
the bankers convent or. and their
wives. Mrs. Nordhaus most Erucious,y
luauing her home on this ocua-,on.
The affair was pleasantly Informal
wives ~ the prominent bankers Of
Albuquerque assisting Mrs Nordhnus
In entertaining the uut-of-towu guests.
Mrs. Louis flfcld presided no the tea
table. whore coffee. ice cream and
cakes were served. During ihp uf-
tcruuon several very charming music
cal selections were given. Mrs. II. g.
Hcu.nr sang. MIR. Thomas Hughes
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THAT SMOKER AND
PitfZE HIGHT.

Are prize lights getting popular IN
New Mexirb7 Wen $40 20. Monday
nights Offering 10 the bankers con-
vtntlor IN the shape ~ smoker sud
prl1enEnt was rlghf there with bells
on, Aud IN were an the men. And
they're already wondering when the
next nEht ~ coming on and trAlnf 10
buy tlckets for Il. or course they're
all not lighting for the honor OK be-
ing judges. for fenny Chaves has a
long punch and Jack Douglas D sAvlft
lab.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
coon TIME CLrH.

The regular monthly dance Of the
Good Time club was held last night
In Colombo hail. A large numher o.
couples were present. the music, a
six piece orchestra. was excellent.
and everyone had the good time
which makes these dances popular.
\ number ~ the young men left early
IN order TO take No. . 10 Gallup
where thoy Will attend the shrine
shriners are going.
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INFORMAL DANCE

An Informal dance was eiyen at tho
Phi Mu house on Saturday night. The
guests were the Misses LeCiaire Cav
nnaurh. Lucille Simma. Katherine An
gle. Viola H~lerkenhon. Flora MarshaIf.
and Herbert Hickey. Allan Bruce.
George white, Grant Mann. Hiram
HefkenhOn. Louis 0erphides. and
John Bullock from Silver City, a
guest OF Aiber, sinims.
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Has Some Wonder
full Antiques, the Museum
In Mexico Contains Some
Specimens Hundreds of
Years Old - All Discover
ed Belong ToGOvernmen:

Copyright. 1913, The International ~ ndicat"
ERICAN archeoloEists hny
boon for mlny years digging In
prehistoric ruins In Mexico and
" and tho latest find Is by an
american who found the statute Of
The God OF Flowers or "Nochipini"
AtzcapozalCo q suburb Of Mexico
|ity This "a the FIRST God OF Flow.
frs' 50 far discovered and IL is in an
Excellent state Of preservation. The
fatue Is supposed 10 have presided
Pver tho wonderful gardens for which
Ntzcapozalco was noted In early Aztec
lines and n Is impossible 10 guess how
I'd II ls. What adds 10 the Interest OF
|hls newly found statue is hat II was
inenrthed In a town which Ii tut. "
Atzcapozllco prior TO he com
ms Of CortcE was the home Of a pow
Frhul Aztec tribe and a great slave
hart. The name really means ant
nili' and II was given because even n
hundred years before the Conquest II
l"ns full 10 overlooking. To-day. this
OF an ancient ace sim boasts
its chief attraction a gruven image
an ant which Is on the tower Of
lne OF the churches and there are
many legends connected with Us ex-
pert jewellers and wonderfully cult
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v. ". &. \. ACrIVIrif..


The regular meeting o. the board
~ a,rectors was held at the head
quarters Monday afternoon. The
usual business was transacted.
Tile board is very glad tu announce
thut q special social service worker.
Miss MARY kimhHll VIII arrive early
in October Miss kIuthali ls hcinr
sent hF the national board Of the
Young Nomeus christian association
TO take churre OF the soctul service
part % the wutt here 70 Is the ur-
sire CO.. tho board ui directors that
Miss EimhHu cooperate with al the
other social agencies 'u s%fnuuu,ruur.
GymIt .um Work SnirtS October a.
Miss Elizabeth Rose. the physical
director VIII start Hl regular Tym-
rasIum work October first % YOU
are Interested, hand our name TO
Miss Rose, ps she wants To organize
GLASSES ic supply aIl dcmuuds.
Thp recreation rooms are being
thoroughly cleaned in preparation
FOR the winters work.
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IF YVES RID CttCSS
ENIIHl I.ST tTE

Inr UnfIle tsIufe OF NnUfoW WUr-
soy, u n~aturaiized Greek. who died
recently al his home. Raleigh. y g..
consisting II - 600 In casn and iib-
-rty bonds and war savings stamps
amounting O several hundred dollars.
AUS wiiled TO the American Red Cross.
national headquarters has been ad-
Nlsed.
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pRMER NIBUoI ERouE
|RI AGIn

lftionds OF Miss Clnricc Koor. "a
mcr Albuquerque girl. have re-
wed word OF her engagement 10 Ar
pr purhrou OF the Wells Fargo Ne
pa National Bank in San Francisco
t. engagement was announced at q
~ Mu maternity gathering at the
Hmc Of Misc ltchcCru Horradniic
|o Or Albuquerque. The wedding is
bc on October . The couple will
fp over here for a daN or two on
Nc wedding trip 10 Chicago where
" will make their home Miss Eoon
= a charter member OF the NJ ohnp-
OF nhi Mu. at tho state univ. rsity.
lThe Episcopal ichbol started hv
X Winfrcd 2eigler aud Miss Viz
pa lioncly Is proving u great sue
h. II N be no held In the sunday
pool chapel ~ the Episcopal
'urrh and VIII probably prove IN.
1 clcus Of a lurrcr Institution.
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TI,I: ATl,Isco
HOISIkEI.Pt.IsS Gin

ON Thursday afternoon the olfus~l
heepefs' CLUB OF Atrlsco held Us rcg
tc"ntinued ON page two.l
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FIRENIEN TO GIVE A
ZIG NAIL.

on Tuesday nlght the Albuquerque
Tremen vii give n nlg bal lat the
Armory. The Colombo orchestra with
eight pieces wifi furnish the music.
and the Armory will be decorated with
palms and hunting. Tickets and re
frcshmcnis win he IN charge OF a com
misice Of three consisting OF Ray
esna. A. Frederick. and Captain H.
Frederick. The floor committee are
Earl Bowdich and Ray sena. Dancing
vii lcommence at nine O'Clock and u
Is estimated that fully five hundred
pc pie win be present
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

VIOLIN TRI-CTION-A. Klee- mann, 4G Cannon St, Room IS, Tay- Tor Bldg Beginners receive specIal attention. Phone B4rnunt 6G49.
 19G7aus
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HORSES.

HORSE AUCTION Sale and Exchange Stables. Auction every Wednesday ? o'clock, Horses and autos sold on commission. Pri- vate sales daily. If you want an Auctioneer call on us. Max Taboio- witz, 7461z Broad St. Tel. Noble sos IA all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02

MAI DOLIN, guitar, banjo mando in and violin. private lessons given by Prof. Louis Con o.i y66 Main St. Phone EarRum s2I-12. '19L3aHS
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BARGAINS FOR sALE-Lot

T oIA L-OL fV- 100, Beachmont Ave. s1,200. Corner lot on North Ave. near Park Ave, $2,oOO. One-family house, IS rooms, centre of city. $14,000. Wordin Ave, 2-family house, lot 50-135, $4,200. Wood Ave, 2-family house, lot 50- 110, $7,500. Hewitt St., 2-family house, IS rooms, electric light, $7,500. Elmwood Ave, 3fanily house and garage for 10 trucks s1o,00O. Orange St., three 2-family houses, 2 rooms,
 Il improvement $6,0O0 each. Penn broke St. 3-family house, brick, good for storage house, s5,0G0, lot 11O-141. Calhoun Place. S-family house, all Improvements, $9,500. Cole man St, corner. an up-to-date fam fly house and garage, $13,5O0 Far field Ave, Black Rock district, 6 and a 2-fan&ly house, both at S1s,00o.
 Most above mentioned properties may be bought on reasonable sma I payments down FOX REALTY AGENCY. s3 Fairfield Ave. Phone Rarnum 1617 IT d.
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FOR SALE IN STAMFORD. two family house, s rooms. gas and city water; minutes from trolley car; $65O cash. P Vargo, Box 250 South Ave, Avenue D. P15aH~ FLORAL PARK, Stratford. fer choice. new, single homes in a good neigh borho I, before buying, see Holmes. SS6 Main. Barnum 527. '19I24d$~ COTTAGE and building lots on West Ave, $5,500; family house on Or ange St, S6,OO0; 1 family on Greg ory St, $G,00O; family on Greg ory st., $6,000, family on 1ran:s- tan Ave, SS,500. We specialize in farms from 15 acres to 200 up. If you want to buy or sell consult with Snow &c Goldman, Is Fairfield Ave, Room POI. Tel. Bar. 6793-3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02
AUTOMOBILES

METZ CARS-Cthe 1917 Wonder)-7
 speeds forward S595, touring car CT ruuabout One ton tTucA $695. City Auto Co.,. Fairfield and West AVes.
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INVESTMENT

OVER $S,0OO net profits on investment of S100- Is it possible? Yes. Let me prove it. Facts from United States government experts and hona fide engineers reports. Proposition limited to a few E. A. Porter. lV0 Broadway, New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02

TRIO-Concert. recita ana "eadlng recep ions. O. R. GaTr.sOn. it Cannon S B7aU-
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c o A l.

FRANK J. kISCO
 C O = L A N D w D, Q D Office and Yard 636 Watervlew Ave.
 Phone --arnum 1928 LiaLi+. Bridgeport. Conn
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HOUSES FOR SALE

AvE.-2-famIy 12 room house, lot 4Ox125: room for garase; ii fine chance to get a home right w. M. RedneId. SS Cannon St
 ISIiI6all"
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-F'ive passenger Rec;
 owner leaving town; bargain. CaN after 5:30. 237 Helen St. 19R2Sai
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HOTELS

GOLDEN HILL HOTEL. 63 Harrison St, Bridgeport, Conn; up-to-date service; steam heat; clean and sani- tary; electric lights; rates $1 and up; special rates by week. Newly remodeled; hot and cold water in each room; special rates to theatre people. Under new management
 '19G15a1~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02

TGCOLG 2 ST AUTO EXCHANGE Cars bought, sold and exchanged, BIT Brooks St Ba~num .2z9-4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02

FOR SALE-Second hand lumber,
 doors and sash. Inquire Connect cut Wreck1ng Co. 2l Harrison st.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ROOM SUITE. PARLOR SUITE, RUGS, KITCHEN RANGE, COUCH BED, BEDS, SPRINGS, AND MATTRESSES. INQUIRE BETWEEN 8:3O A. M. TO P. M, 87O MAIN ST.
 HIS 2-4-5 If
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

PIANO l. sTRUCrION--Quick meth cd. Three months course Classl.t cal or popular music Adults. even-
 iliEs Mrs Clarke f66T Ir4uis ar Av
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ASK YOUR GROCER for Eiseu-- maEn's bread and cakes For sale
 D. all leading grocers. Bakery 6i,
 Pembroke St. Bridgeport R24 =
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ONWIN VULCANIzING CO.-vul- canizing ali kinds; also dealer in new and second hand tires 8 4\noWlton St. BarnUm 955-5, Bridge ort. U5ait"