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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Potatoes. L. l., s2.25-s25O bu; 5s- e 1-2c peck. Potatoes. 2o4 bu. s2.25-s25o bu;5e- 62 1-2c peck.
 Sweet corn. 1s.7OO ears. s2-s2.25 per 100; 24-27c dog. Sweet corn, fancy, s2.25-s2.50 per 100: 27-3Oc dog.
 Summer squash. A dog, 15-3oc dog; II 1-2c each. Tomatoes, AS baskets, 4o-7cc basket; 3-5c at. Apples, all grades, 35c-s1.50 basket; 1-2-11c qt.
 Cantaloupes. s2.75-sS.25 crate. s-71-2c each. Grapes. Cal. ss-ss.25 fiat: 121-2- 13 1-2c lb.
 Lemons. s5-s7 box: 17-2sc dog.
 Oranges. s5-s7 box: 2s-4sc dog. Peaches. Cal. s1.25-s1.50 fat; 11-1+c quart
 Pears. Cal. s4-s5 box: 21-2-3 1-2c each.
 Peaches. local. soc-s125 basket; 41-2- ec quart.
 Pears. local. 7Sc-s2 basket: 5-1lc at. Burton W. Sherourne. in charge City Market Reporting Service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Mrs. George Reilly of Seaview ave- nue, Miss Gladys and Miss Bessie Reilly of Courtland avenue, Black Rock, are expected home tomorrow from a weeks visit at Spectacle Lake.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
BAKED CUCUMBERS
Peel three large

Peel three large halves they will 
 
  a a may be hot a of W
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Marion Hal sey, Miss Florence Parsons, Miss Jo- sephine Reitter, Hubbell Fitzgibbons. John Tracey, Ronald Clarke, Irving Bennett, Victor Moulter, Chester Greening, and Richard Dana
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
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Mrs Lyman L. Hill, Seaview ave- nue, is leaving tomorrowtfor a ten Jay trip to New Jersey, New York, Staten Island and other places of in terest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

An excellent mixture for a bath bag is made of a pound and one-half of new bran, three-fourths pound of almond meal. eight ounces of grated castillo soap. Mix well This quantity will fill r bags.
 Form the habit of closing your eyes during the moments you wait at a telephone. It rests the whole body, removes eye strain, permits greater concentra ton of mind and turns what are otherwise wasted minutes into a time of repose-the repose so need ed under present strain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Ensign George G. K. Reilly, who is stationed at Annapolis, is expected to arrive at his home on Seaview avenue, tough.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Miss Marie Hebermehl of 140 Adams street entertained at dinner on Thursday for Mrs. George La Valley and daughter and MT. and Mrs. N. Gill of Middletown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
ENGLISH CANDY

n O brown of 12 and tablespoonful
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

w C. A. and party of High school girls, will leave Saturday for Camp Makonikey. Martha's Vineyard, to at tend the summer conference.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

MT. and Mrs William Kennedy, Edwin Kennedy and William Brod- erick of the Lake Torpedo company are leaving tomorrow for a ten days stay at their home in Washington, D. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Miss Mary Stapleton of Sanford avenue is spending several days at Litchfield,. Conn.,, where she has join ed a party of friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

MT. and Mrs. Andrew Joyce of Al Jane street will leave on Sept. ? for Massachusetts, where they will be the guests of friends for two weeks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Ever notice how quick flies are to 1nfest the dish of sweets on your table? Well. they walk over them in disgusting fashion and though re- volting enough when one is complete iy alone, 1t Is additionally embarrass- fnx when one sees it occur at her dainty tea!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Miss Loretta Fitzgerald, of Harral avenue and Miss Mildred La Tour of Noble avenue have returned to their homes from New York where they had been students at Columbia college during the past month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
Personal Notes
 Entertaining Features
Social JOttings

 Contributions or to edito
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
Household Hints
To Make n Good Fly Trap.

Cover bowl of soapy water with a piece of cardboard, cut hole in the middle about the size of a quar- ter or a little larger. and smear the edge and underneath the hole with ryr-up or molasses The flies will go through for 1t and drop into the water.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

MT. and Mrs. William J. Lockwood of 1863 North avenue, were notified by cablegram yesterday that their son. Lieut.. Milton K. Lockwood, will arrive in the United States on Aug 27, on the transport ''Leonoro." Lieut.. Lockwood has been overseas for about 20 months. He is a member of the 50th Aerial Squadron.
 Miss Margaret Macdonald of Brook lawn avenue, will be hostess for the next meeting of the Little Sisters which will be held on Wednesday, August 27. Plans for the large dance which the Little Sisters are planning to raise funds with which to conduct their philanthropies for the city, will then be made and discussed.
 The Myrtle Sewing society will meet with Mrs. Edgar Post of John street. on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 MrE9 jeanette Kiskaddon of the Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
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*$ @1*%*& x##*xx%x%%x% x w C. A. and party of High school girls, will leave Saturday for Camp Makonikey. Martha's Vineyard, to at tend the summer conference.
 Miss Marie Hebermehl of 14O Adams street entertained at dinner on Thursday for Mrs. George La Valley and daughter and MT. and Mrs. N. Gill of Middletown.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Joyce of Al Jane street will leave on Sept ? for Massachusetts, where they will be the guests of friends for two weeks
 Miss Alice Curtis of Waldemere avenue will entertain with a charm ing bridge party at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Alfne Paige and Mrs. George Brett, Jr. Mrs. Brett is leaving this city for Chicago on Sept. 1. The party will be consigned to the Little Sisters only of which both Miss Paige and Mrs. Brett are members.
 The annual county convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Bridgeport on Oct l. Plans for the convention will be made at the next meeting of the union.
 Miss Elizabeth Brown, director of the Barnum Service Center, Y w c. A.. is spending her vacation at her her home in Meridian, Miss She will return to resume her duties on Sept. IS.
 Miss Fannie A. Smith of Iranis- tan avenue is entertaining at her home for the week Miss Louise Smith and Mrs. Franklin Smith of Pittsfield, Mass, and Mrs. Henry Goodrich of Hancock, Mass.
 A charming informal dance was held at the home of Mrs. Frederick A. Parsons of North Main street last night in honor of her son, Frederick A. Jr. Among those who enjoyed the social were Miss Beatrice Clarke, Miss Alice Fitzgibbons. Miss Mona Woods of Waterbury, Miss Laura Tracey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

~ MT. and Mrs. p. T. Buckingham entertained with dinner last night at their cottage in Silver Sands. Their guests included MT. and Mrs. A. B. Pinkham, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Phillips, pr. and Mrs. R. E. Tuthill Mrs. Hen ry A. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Smith Blackman, Mrs. Lacey Blackman Miss Jessie Duhigg, Mrs. l.. W. Anthony, Mrs. Leander Strandt, Ernest Bar tram Miss Betty Tuthill, Miss Betty Phillips and Kenneth Jacob.
 Miss Emily Swanson of Bridgeport is visiting friends in Hartford and will later go to Springfield for several days stay.
 Mrs Francis W. Hoffman and son Wade Hoffman of Philad elph1a, who have been spending several weeks as the guests of Mrs. Hoffmans sister, Mrs H. Willard Fleck, Lafayette St, returned to their home yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Mias jeanette Kiskaddon of the Y.
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OREGON.
FLETCHER. james D.. Lieut.. Buell. CwU.
WinlDS, james E., Portland OW).
WOOD, Herbert A., Portland (w).
PENNSYLVANIA.
MORGAN, David W.. Capt. Bethlehem
oEHLscHLAGER. william A., Lieut..
Phlladeiphia lws).
pAaElEIs' Irwin A., sergt. Punxsutawney
DENNIS. Roland, serrt., Scranton CwA.
FLYNN. Russell s., corp, Washington (ws).
wLNTER, August r., corp, Mononssheis
DIsANTo. Angelo. Puts,on W..
KEENEN. Benjamin E, Lancaster Cws).
E Htp aS,, ,l AaaTrg 4, Lancaster Iwsl. ,,
Miller; Joseph, Philadelphia ONs).
PEEvlSH. Michael: scranton CwSl.
EITAk3 J ndraa D. o,, Old FOrss VS.,
WAGNER, Charles. Lancaster tws).
RHODE ISLAND.
MARA. Edwin NJ, Pawtuckst (ws).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DURHAM. Louis. Blythewood twU).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ASHFORD. Harry w. corp, s,rattord
HENDERSON. Milton O.. Beii.rourchs
MILLER. William H. .srs.. jackson
MARTIN. walter d. corp. Nashvili.
ALLEN, Willie, Memphis tw).
MAuPlN. George p. johnson City tws)
TEXAS.
ARNOLD: Jack. corp. San Marcos CDA).
EMMERT Styers. Midway twU)
HOpGPETH, claud w, Nocona (M).
HILL Lawrence Leslie. Houston CwS).
VERMONT.
MAIDEN, Lee A.. Barre Cws).
c ca ELL Cary I, waugh tws).
MOZINGO, Rannie, Farnham Cws)
WASHINGTON.
BLANCHARD, Marshall T.. sergt.. Seattle
BOYD. Leonard L.. Clear Lake Cyso
PRATER, Albert, Spokane CwS).
WEST VIRGINIA.
EVANS, wilkins A.. sergt., Huntington Cws).
INGNO, Frank Cannelton CWUD.
HH1ESAkLK; James W; Livingston CD:
RiSATo, Frank, Cabin Creek CwS).
WISCONSIN.
Mode, Clyde r.. Lieut., Madison wS
POTTER Howard Irving, Lieut.. Baraboo
BouCHETTB. Norman Theodore, corp, osh-
sTRAcHAN, James G, corp. Tomah cwD.
WASHBUSH. John O., corp. Fond du Lac
EIsEN. Raphael p, Seymour Cw.
FARA, Frank, Wausau (Ws).
GALLAGHER, Edward S, Msnitoroe ws).
RoDER, John H. Madison DAD.
WYOMING.
AUSTIN, Clarence r., Gillette CwC).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
WEIGH, Harry Joseph. s.ratford, Ont
Nova Scotia
FLYNN, william, Church Point Cws).
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Casualties Corrections.

Casualties Corrections.
The following cablcd corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists at the request OF the
several press associations:
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED.
Lieutenant.
RHINELANDER, Philip ". 81 William ST.,
New York y. Y.
DIVER. Edward, Cooksvllle. Ill.
LARSEN. Dimon Leo Sterling. Utah.
OSWALD, Wilma NJ, Fertile, MINI.
DIED FROM WOUNDS. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED.
Sergeant.
COBBS. william o. Lynchhurg Va.
DIED OF DISEASE, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED.
Privates.
BoNSLAGELt Robert Roscoe Hattiesburg,
PURCELL. Frank s. Chelsea. Mas.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED tDEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED).
Private.
EGAN Charley. Dora Mo
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Private
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Returned TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
! BARKMAN, Lambert. Wilton. Ark.
STUMP, Bruce C., Center Hall. Pa.
Priyates.
SEITZ. Hugh f.. BcrryvIlle. Ark.
STUBESRAUCH, Ernest. 2I52 second ave-
nue., New York, y. y.
TOIAAR. Edward, North Judson, Ind
ERRONEoUsLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION.
BOYLE, Thomas, Croton OH Hudson, ". Y.
TREMENDOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
DISEASE.
Private.
HANSON Charles IL, Fan River, Mass
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED DIED.
Corporal.
SULLIVAN, Michael, Dorchester, Mass.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY.
Lieutenant.
GRAVES, Harold ~, Logan, Iowa
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
(DEGREE UNDETERMINED).
Private.
! NELSON. Soren, Audubon. Iowa.
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II NoI CAS- SELL. want 10 sell or think
You can sell send address for particulars OF
new odd Interesting articles made frotn
genuine French American shells bought
from l. :. Government: needed in on a"
and homes; proved money mHkers ha 'tcd
by old iaTba company; saiesmrn good
enough TO get good salaries will find this
ToTth looking INTO as a straiSh: commits
sion proposition SNEAD a. co. Flatirou
Bids. Nev YORK
lLNOTYrE instruction, IDEAL trade;
pays 400 yearly: day, evening rost
Sl"o. s-NeHtcen lno'ypcs. cstabi shed 300.
Telephone 2iIS stuyNcsant Investigate.
EMPIRE SCHOOL. 1913 T. 18th $,
NI:N--ARc Il to 90. experience ann eces-
sary: travel; make secret investigs lions.
tiEn De,cc,Iye Agency 81 s.. Ionis
MEN WANTED f,r detective work
Write J. GANoR, former L. $. Govt. De
tccttve panyiile ~.
SODA DISPENSER ssiary and
thorourhly unders.and mixing " svruI's
aud all drinks. and be economical Apply
by letter stating references and expert
ence to Post offiGe BHN IS. Troy. y Y.
TRAVELLING sid- lin" sa!esmeu, devote
your spare moments selling cur now FL
Dall Gum Vending and Sa-es Boosting Ma
chine; no samples: So 40 paid on each sale
AD-LEE NOVELTY co. Dept ?, Chicago.
WANTED High grade -aleSIuan 10
handle un'Hue stock proposition, who
desires TO establish himself permanently
references as 10 character ability, etc. VIII
he granted m Interview For appointment
address H.. box 20 sun once.
WILL GUARANTEE si5 weekly and
commission to reliah.c state sales rep-esen-
tative: call on hotel. restaurants and gro
references required. Write for particulars
DENVER CITY MFG. co. Denver. col
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New orIean, Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, April la small and
irregular market prevailed in cotton to-
day. For tho first time since the cotton
futures act was amended there was no
trading at all In the old contracts. New
contracts stood at their highest 5 to
points over yesterdays close and then
traded down TO level 10 to 10 points
under yesterdays anal prices. The close
was UNCHANGED to 10 points down net
Old: May, $4,000. July, 23.50c. octo-
Der. N21c.; December. fo.7oo. New: May,
f+.90c.; July. 23.70c October, a1.sso
December, 21.5Sc.; January. $3.50.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged; mid
ding. 26.25c.
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FOR SALE On RENT.

DEAL BEACH y. i Modern cottage. .
large bedrooms, on hrEt s'eepinS noor, Z
baths, verAudss on thre" sides Of house;
tartsT iur 'ars .oca'cu on - darlington
&c ssion May LIST, Apply r. FRANK AP-
PLEBY, owner. A$bury Park. n J.
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SUMMER HOMES To LET.

WILL let any G.rnum furnished huuga los
for summer seoson. situated at Lake RSA-
kOnlIomR. |. l., within committing distance
y Y CITY. all modern improvements
bathing; hshinE KIRK, Lock BoG 40 g.,
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BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.


To take effect ~ midnight April II.
Howard V. Conway, No. 1865, 10Th Prec.
Dismissal.
The following member of the force, hav-
Ing been tried on charges before q Deputy
Police Commissioner and found guilty. IL
hereby dismissed;
PATROLNAN.
To take effect II a. NJ, April II;
Thomas j. Burns. No. s21l, a7d frRc.
Chsrge, February II, absent without leave
fvs days.
Death.
The following death has been Officially
reported by the War Department.:
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Police Department
Orders

LIEUTENANTs.
To take effect a. NJ. April Il:
John Langan, 9Th Prec., to 93d Free.
. John +. Bender, LIST 1nsp. Dist. to tn
Thomas y Leahy, 18th Insp. Dist. to
list Insp. Dist. assigned TO desk duty.
BICYCLE PATRoLMEN.
=. william +. Dudley. .i5th Prec., to Soth
James 7. Blythe. li6th Prec.. to roth
Prcc.. with bicycle and equipment.
Assignment to bicycle duty in precincts
Edward T. Burke. i1s; George 9. Lea
witt. l2s; James f. Lynch, i2S: Frank b.
PATRo1.MEN.
Michael M. Mcdonald. ASA Proc. to 1tth
George ]. Blessed. ssth Preo. to ssth
william p. Mcdonald. 1904 Preo-. to ssth
Prec.
Henry @. Hoffman, from HeadousrteIs
boiler squad discontinued.
Assigned to bicycle duty TO precincts IN
dicated;
To take effect A. NJ, April II:
Patrick II. Jonas, 7tth Prec.. to 77th
John H. Miller. s2d Prsc.. to 10th Preo.
assigned to bicycle duty,
To take effect lsIoi i A. ~ a Ap51l Il De.
ae,ini,e leave of absence is hereby re-
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR.
Alfred W. Thor, Hcsdauartsrs DIV
spector, from 8 A. NJ, April IL, during alb
sence OF chief inspector
SERGEANT.
George Downey, 43d Prec., to Heeduusr.
tiers Div. for is days from A. NJ. April
PATRoLMEN.
Stephen NJ. Downey. s5th Prsc., to
Headquarters DIV, assigned a. operator
OF automobile of the bth Deputy Commits
Edward Walsh, iosth Prec.. to Head
quarters Div. for days from S A. NJ
W VII a. da " i k%m.y A. Mn "a AP P1se
Headquarters DIV. to duty in department
Charles q. Orr. s7,h prec.. to Hs.dau.r-
erty clerk, Manhatten-
George Greene. Headquarters DIV. oGics
Of the Chief Inspector to Div of Repairs
From precincts indicated TO "a Insp
Dist. to duty in front of alleged dissf-
derby hotels:
WI Will,s% whist; a; Jacob ssylor' 81
From precints indicated to 9TH Insp.
Dist. Il duty in front Of alleged disor-
Emil Hlinker. I; Joseph F. Mcgowan.
IS; ANel J. swenson. ST. Michael J. Fftr-
gerald, 80; Charles Commoli. 80; william
NJ J. Flynn, AZ: John J. Wallace. 43;
Lawrence Hurley. q; John c. Millar, SO;
James A. Barry, IS.
From precincts indicated 10 9Th Insp.
Dist to duty in front Of alleged disor-
derby hotels:
John S. oberhous. Is; Frank Shoemaker.
&C. Frederick wottrich, &c: George s.
Peters. IS; Frank Adams, az Michael Nc
Guirk, IS; Peter ]. Reilly, as: John j. Gar
rigsn. AZ: Thomas Madigan, 40.
From precincts indicated to HeRdQuAr-
tiers DIV, TO clerical duty in Div. o!
Supplies:
Edward A. Monoy, 4s; Matthew J. Nc
Cam. 81: William A. Brazier. S2
From precincts Indicated to Headqunr-
tiers Div. to clerical duty in office OF che
chief clerk:
Louis Grey. IS; James F. DAILY. ~.
From precincts indicated to Headouar-
tiers Div:
Charles Matchmaker. Sc; Timothy
Brown, SO: Edward walsh, 400. Henry
Bauer, Bureau Of Telegraph.
Leave Of Absence.
without pay)
PATROLMAN.
william OBrien, I1lth Prec., for two
days. from A. NJ. April ..
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATROI.MEN.
bernard Goldstein, 3lst Preo., from IL
noon, April 9, during disability.
John ]. Cridland, 74th Prec. from A.
NJ, April 6. during disability.
Resignation.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

COUNTRY HOME, house - rooms
every Improvement, car garage -tahla
acres; price $4,000. or .c.N lease for
yebrs unfurnished, at $1,000 per vaar: pho,
tographs sent to Interested parties a. w
CORP, 100 Main Stec' Flushing. 'TAons
140h
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QUEENS REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 10 room house Oh improve
mrnts plot 61I2iS, Gyith , strnat frontaKes;
near Main Street; price 81, 900. Photo
graphs will he SAINT to interested parties.
q. W corr. '0G Main street. Flushing
phnnn
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED SIS 10 $50 weekly
IN your spare time doing special adyertis
lnE work among tho families Of your citv
No experience necessary. Write to-day for
fun particulars. American Products Co..
los American BldE, Cincinnati, onto.
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APARTMENTS wANTrn

WANTED-S or room apartment. WI
at least principal bedrooms. on Esu
Side, hstween toth and 10th So rental
80 Church Street.
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HE'LL WANTED-FEMALE.

, AT ONCE, ) bright, capable ladies' Ia
travel. demcnst ate and sell dealers; S95 u
$40 per week; railroad fare paid, Address
GOODRICH DRUG co, Dept NeG.r,
ha. Neb.
RODKKEEPER- -Downtosn real estate
0 yee. SIS per week; knowledge of type
NQing; permanent. c.. box l29 sun once.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS To LET.

18TH. I'll WEST EAI'TIFI-I.
APARTMENT COMPLETELY
FlRNISHED, INCIMDING sII.-
YER AND LINENS, FIVE ROOMS
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE, SFV-
ENTH FLOOR FRONT. April. 4
To OCT. /: LONGER If DE
SIRED; GENT $3.50 PER MONTH
APT 80.
iI4TH sT% 4N west near MorninEsids
Drive--Five 70 us and bath; immediate
possessioni refeI, Ses Address Apt. . West.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, April 12.--Credit balances,
81: runs. 1859; average, 1890 ;
shipments. 67.357; average, 50,66s.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE follow
ing casualties have been made public by
the War Department:
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PLANDCCiE. ~ ---Nollow tile rNsidsnC D.,
newly decorated 10 rooms. hath', Esragr.
large p.o' Gr.r. $1,000 mortgage,
sfV."0U s HEMINGWAY 80 Fast 81
Streri Tel. NIMrlM, nLIl SAi?.
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-MALr,

AC~'pENGANT--Am 81. with long
experience in Latin America. thoroughly
{ on ersant with spanish. working knowl-
edge % French; Just harlt from over
There. desires permanent position. a, hos
i2S sun oftic@.
SITUATION WANTED--CGretakeT, PR
Vato or apartment house. couple. 2S and
81 yrs, nge, With one child. Address \. &,
FREiTAi. 6I7 f. 18TH 81
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Beautiful Huntington Harbor.

cottage. .RrEe llv.ng room. dining
room. Kitchen. bedrooms, bath. electric
lights haIh houses, shore privilege, U.S.
dock and hoat Fine hHrbor and Sound
WOW. DO not le' tho other follow have
'hts. 1e,5oo. rasy terms, ARCHER, 10
East 42d street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Pacific Const, Aiatka Japan, China, Australia.
Canadian Pacific. Ry.. 1891 Tway. N.
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CO UNTRY HON e

and farm combined: beautiful house Die
gAn;ly appointed: all conveniences of tbs
most modern type; fne cow and horse
houses; billiard rooms: great water Sys-
TENS: 100 acres OF land. all nicely sub
divided and fenced; magnificent viaEs;
along the shongum Mountains; country
homo and great producing farm.
JOHN y. STANTON, Sussex. N. y.
COMMUTERS home: most comfortable
dwelling within twenty miles OF New York:
- rooms, complete baths, extra toilet;
I large bedrooms, on second floor. have
hot and cold water near bathing. boating,
fishing. Write owner, 1908 Guai dian lAfs
8unalnE. New York.
NAMsKY, n. j. .s acres, : and r1cni
house: barns. stock. Implements; 5000.
HOOVER. a25 sth Avenhe. New York
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FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE OF character
and ability. finest part of Passaio; large
corner plot. ornamental hedge, trees, shfub-
berry, flowers; cement garage, two cars. With
chauffeur's quarters; house Of stone. fancy
brick and shingles: twelve rooms; cement
cellar; laundry. steam heat; baths. lava
torios, toilets; floors OF hardwood; quar-
tered oak doors and stairs faultless tulip
trim second floor; open nreplaces in reeep-
ton hall and library; gas. electricity; near
PARIS, theatres and schools; 40 minutes
from New York CRY: moderate terms, ar
ranged TO suit purchaser. GEO. T. WEIGH.
J 10 Passalc Avenue. Paaaaic. \. j.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.