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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
LEARN To SWIM
At THE !. NJ. c. A.
Great Results From Glasses
Held in Association Build
ing Tank

Practically two-thirds of the young
sters who enrolled at the beginning
of the week in the annual learn to
swim campaign conducted under the
supervision of the Y. NJ. c. A. physi-
cal department, John j. Sonderman,
director, have now earned how to
acquit themselves in III water and
how to swim across the natatorium
without sinking. This is indicative
of greater progress being made this
year with the $50 boys who have
taken advantage of this splendid OPP
portunity to procure swimming les
sons without any charge to them,
than has been evident in previous
campaigns.
The first day the boys were given
instructions in the Aquatic art was
on Monday when the association was
crowded with youths of all ages and
the city. This mob was divided into
groups of about fifty who were all
taught at one time.
The first stage through which the
boys must pass before they can either
the pool M start their swimming
lessons, is a thorough cleasing in the
shower bath room, which phase of the
campaign is in charge of the Junior
leaders corps. Following this the be-
NV - AhACo 3P oAOi6 1O SooN
of the tank and methods of proper
kicking are demonstrated. They are
then taught how to duck without
coming to the surface spluttering
and splashing. Much objection was
made to this, but it was compulsory.
Water wings were mex used to aid the
boys in keeping afioat while they be-
came accustomed to striking out and
getting confidence in themselves.
In all the classes yesterday nearly
every boy could reach the opposite
side of the pool with the assistance
of wings but none were permitted to
attempt it without them. Tomorrow
the preliminary tests will be made,
all the boys being allowed to endeav-
or to pilot themselves without any
help at all. Those who can swim
and not sink will be pronounced
finished products of the campaign.
Those who Ia not yet learned will
receive a day more OF instruction
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Man Drops Dead

Coroner James j. Flynn was called
yesterday afternoon to Ryan's clay
banks between Woodbridge and
Fords for the death of Gillian Pet
slider, fifty years old. a laborer who
dropped dead shortly after finishing
his lunch. Petsider was working in
digging a sewer at hat place. He
was seated on the side of the clay
bank when all of a sudden he fell
over dead. Coroner Flynn gives the
cause of death apoplexy. He turned
the body over to Undertaken Hirner,
of Woodbridge, for burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Start Housing Canvass

The girls of the War Camp Com
munity Service have already begun
the w of the city to ascertain
the number of vacant rooms. apart
ments and houses which may be
rented to people who are seeking to
make their homes here. One captain
has already sent in n report to Miss
Roberta Winans, and it is expected
that others will follow in rapid sue
cession. The canvass is being carried
or under the auspices of the Board
of Trade, at which place the records
of the canvass will be filed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Moving War Material

By Associated Press.
COBLENZ. June Involvement of
war materials by the Germans from
territory beyond the occupied area
continues, according to German
newspapers. The withdrawal of
troops frogn various sectors opposite
the allied bridgeheads also is report
ed.
According to German newspapers
industrial plants, banks. N civilians
east of the allied bridgeheads are
making preparations for eventuali-
ties in case allied forces move east
ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Demand for Labor

At the office of the Federal-State-
Municipal Free Employment Service
in State street today, a great demand
for common labor was reported. 1t
was said hat there were placements
for at least $50 men. Most of these
are for factory labor or yard men
about the factories. There is also a
demand for women for house work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Reception at Presbyterian
Church Tonight for Miss Morris

A reception in honor of the return
of Miss Emma Morris to this city after
spending twenty-five years in India
doing missionary work will be held in
the Presbyterian chapel tonight In
conjunction with this the Foreign
Missionary Society of the First Pres
byterian church will celebrate their
thirtieth anniversary tonight. An
elaborate program has been arranged.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
friends of the members in general as
this is not a specific church affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Belgium and Holland VIII
Submit Waterway Demands

BW ASSOCIUFtu ITtNS.
BRUSSELS. June 1.-THE peace
conference will invite Belgium n
Holland to submit their differet ces as
to waterways to a commission conf
posed of representatives of the United
States, Great Britain. France Italy and
Japan but no suggestion for a trans
fer of territorial Sovereignty nor the
creation of new international obliga-
tons will be submitted. This was
outlined in the Belgian chamber. OF
deputies this afternoon by Paul Hy-
mans. foreign minister who came here
for nat purpose from Paris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
John P. Lunger Dies

NEW YORK, June 12.- John B.
Lunger, vice president of the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society died of
heart disease while attending a dinner
at a hotel last night, according to an
announcement today by his business
associates. He was fifty-ive years
old.
Mr.. Lunger was born in Asbury, N.
j. He first entered the insurance
business as a clerk for the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
No Instructions on Sailing
of the George Washington
BIZ Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BREST, June 12.-Capt. Edward
McCauley, Jr.. of the transport George
Washington and Commander f. V.
McNair, of the destroyer Woolsey,
have received no Instructions con-
corning their sailing for Antwerp b
meet President Wilson. The Woolsey
and three other destroyers have been
designated to convey the Presidents
ship homeWard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
DeJeoate Is Drowned,

ATLANTIC CITY, June 12-Dr.
Edward Lindeman, of New York city.
a delegate of the convention of the
American Medical Association now in
session here, was drowned while surf
bathing today. 1t is believed he was
stricken with heart disease. He was
thirty-eight years old. The body was
recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
Near $4,000 Mark in Drive

Additional reports relative TO
funds collected in the Salvation Army
Home Service Fund indicate that the
total is now only a few dollars under
the 1900 mark. which is not quite
half the quota allotted the city. Late
reports from the county show that
$4,000 more has been solicited
throughout Middlesex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12
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DIsHWASHER Wanted. Chop House.
1874 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-12

EXPERIENCED Young Mar wanted
as clerk in butter and eggs store.
Rockville Farm Dairy, 203 Smith st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
RESS OF AFFAIRS I'M POLAND

II @IELD MARSHALL Won .HINDENBURG
II is worried about the east. THE expect
alton Of the Poles and the Entente that the
Poles will succeed to the German inheritance IN
the east ''.hc is quoted as saying, will be
blasted.
" Il know the Poles and the country
in the east will belong either to us or
to the Bolsheviki.o
Matthias Erzberger, Chairman of the Ger
man A1rmistice Commission, is also worried
about the east Before the German National
Assembly this week he .deplored earlier Ger
man unfairness toward the Poles, which now
reacts unfortunately upon Germans III Poland.
This preoccupation with the east = pre-
occupation which new forces share with old IN
Germany - is significant
To the east lies not only Poland but Rus-
sia To the east lie millions upon millions Ct
productive acres, and some Of the richest oil
fields in the world - all in the loose grip OF
shaken, disrupted population under revolu-
tionary government. To the east. lie wonderful
opportunities for propaganda, intrigue, pene-
stration - at which their training for a gene
ration past has rendered all Germans adopts
To the east lies the beckoning hope Of victory
stolen. under cover OF defeat.
Here is urgent reason why peace must IN
clude a. League Of Nations which can from 11he
start have a Watcl1ful eye on weak nations
where, as the President said, that old poison
GUS seed Of intrigue could be planted with GER
tainty that the crop would be abundant.
Zone Of the things that the League.
Of Nations is intended to watch is the
course Of intrigue. Intrigue cannot
stand publicity, and if the League Of
Nations we're nothing but great deb
ating society It would kill intrigue.
The President s words have special poine
in the light Of Germanys intense interest IN
II fhn oor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
ksiaze stara sic ORION Abisylliiii i

Adis Ababa Abissiania 3 kwiet
MIA = Wnuk kr6la Jana II, kto-
Fr1y umarlf " 1889, azbunt ntoWal : 6.
g1osi} sic sam kr6lem pod nazwis-
klein fedora. Rad ,wyslal karna
expedycye ma przyt}umienie re-
wolucyi Gub-Tejonz Deliczmach
takze sic zbrmtowaf przeciw rza-
dowi. Rad oglasza re wysle mi
sye ably wyst6sowac przypuszcze-
lie Abisinii do Ligi narod6w.
Cd czasu s1nierci cesarza Meme
lika w 1918 W Abisinni bylo vie
cej nieporzadkow. Nastepca jego
+byf Luz Jeassu, kt6ry zostal W
1916 zrzuczony tronu przez Eau
ditu, rozpoczynajacego rewolucye
W 1917 lecz .jego usi1ki zosta}y W
kr6tce przytlumione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08

4 PUBLICATIONS. for export licenses in or
"a der to advance goods into Poland have
already been made to the federal authorities IN
Washington, and are being considered Al
though this makes but a casual news note III
the daily newspapers it is important as an
advertisement to the American people OF the
great trade possibilities which the new Poland
will offer Poland with large area, with
IS 900, 900 Of people within it's boundaries, with
great agricultural possibilities and with textile
and milling developments, will turn naturally
towards the United States for the necessary
supplies and machinery with which to gather
the largess Of the earth and the fruit OF the
looms. Poland needs experts OF many kinds,
and. through the kindly offices OF the American
Red Cross, and the American and allied govern
ments, that aid is already being furnished. 20
land also needs experts in trade, whose pro-
gress from village to town, from town to city
over the Polish lands from the Baltic to the
Carpathians viii be: for. the purpose Of selling
American goods to the Polish agriculturists,
manufacturers and mineral workers.
II GLAND needs aid also in making real the
Il vision Of it's own people, vision which
includes building of railroads, installation OF
hydra-electric and general electric develop
ments, the building Of new factories, commun-
tiles, and developing Of large agricultural un-
.dertakings. Poland will offer an attractive IN
vestment field for those who want stable, sub
stantial and particularly secure investments
Russia for some years will be a financial Mex
ico Investments successfully made IN Russla
will result in extraordinary returns, but each
and every one will have the element OF a gam
!. Bile in it. Investments in Poland, however, will
be Of the 8 per cent rather than Of the 16 per
cent or 80 per cent which may figure in Russia,
!. but there WILDE this difference Poland will
not only promise the per cent but will actual
!. " pay it.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Japeiezykom ME Wolno posia-
daf zieni " niizszgj kahforniii
koqsNucya Mexka1ska przeszkadza zagancznym posia-
dania gruntu aiedaleko wybrzeza.
Ograniczenie 80 mil cd brzeg6W albo go mil cd
granicy, jak utrzymuja urzednicy amerykaiscy

Mexican City zvietnia. w nizsej Kafoni jest kika
przedseb6stw rozmaych zagranicznych w}a pomdzy ko
rym najduje sic dw6c Japoc yk6 kt6y zosta1y
expoatacy pewy zasob6w rozmatych miejscach
1ecz zadego mich ME byo ami bedze pozoem
pozyskac obszar6w zem konstucya
zakazu Take byo zeznane zrobone dis przez gen.
qurre podsekrearza rozwoju przemys Rozmie nieje
wzgad la kompani ktoe rzymaja koncesy ktore
latwo zezwaaja ugode ich kenrak6w taemi kompanm
pandzy Mexico Land Co uiewaznone powod uprzej
mosc wzedem Konceye e beda powo legal
ME zkwdowane nterey tych kt6ry maja Wekie dzerawy
beda obowazkowo podzelone Mkt wiece mad $500
ak s.. .... /. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Memcy Pfzy1laja ladowame wojsk Pokkich " Gda1isku
Polacy znalezli lekarstWo ma
B0lszeWiz111.

Chicago kvietna Ks Stanisaw lciek Duluth Mimi,
kapean poke a nalaz ckrstWo Bolszewizm jak to dis
oswadcz} powrocie tn pozostane ably
dopomagac Rampant pozyczki zwyciestwa.
Gdy dokyna Bolszewizmu sic pojawa poWedzia1 zof
wiel do ayka6w rozporzadz wymierzyc sroge
bat Wyoowano apkacye azeby zarodk boszewzmu
oko}o 100000 kora ocania ka pred
Polska aa dowod swe zoosc kierowania rzadzena
krajcm s6sowny spos6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
PrzeslaIlie PsIskich wojsk
mloze Bye DO :dozyw'olone. W
Marszalek Foch w Spa praWdo--
podobnie .otrzyma urzedowe po-
lecenie cd Niemc6w.

Londyn, 5 kwietnia. = .Propo-
zycya azeby polskie wojska gene
rafa Hallera przeslane by}y laden
z Luneyille przez Niemcy do Pol
ski ,wyrazone zostaio do marsza}-
ka Foch a. przez Mathiasa Erzber
gera od Niemieckiej komisyi po-
kojowej, jak ,donosi pol urzedowa
wiadomoSc Berlina.
PARYZ, 5 kwietnia Przez sto-
warzyszona prase. Spodziewa-
mem jest re marszafek Foch pow
r6ci jutro re Spa.
Me otrzymano tn zadnej wiado
mosci wzgledem traktowania u
klad6w Niemcami wzgledem
proponowanego przeprowadzenia
laden wojsk polskieh z Gdanska:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Naczelnik rewolucyi znajd!u!ie
sic " Mexico.

New York, 5 kwietnia. = Azure
lion Blanguet, mexykaiiski minis
ter wojny podczas administracyi
prezydenta Hureta i opisany jako
drugi W komandzie gen. Felix'a
Diaz'w i jako obecnie donosza ,roz
pocz:aa} ruch rewolucyjny przeciw
prezydentowi Carranzie, przybyf
bezpiecznie do Mexiko po bardzo
niebezpiecznej podr6zy, jak poda
je dis oberto Gayon, jego sekre-
tarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
niebczpiecznyln stanie.

niebezpiecznym stanie.
:Jedcn amerykanski samochod
zatrzymal sic W tenn miescie ably
nabrac opalu. NIaszyna zajela sic
ogien przcdostaf sic do skladu "a
.pasu gazoliny :Popaleni byli to
po wiekszej czesci Widze .kt6rzy
sic zgromadzili ably sic przygla--
dac ia ogieil:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Epidennia tyfusu grasuje " Ba
denii, tysiace umiera:
Berlin 5 kwietnia

Berlin s kwietnia. - Przez sto
warzyszona prase. Okropna e
pidemia grasuje W Tforzheim, W
Badenii, jak podaje Tageblatt. "
siace .osob zginelo. Epidemic przy
!. pisuja lichej wodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08

PARYZ, 7 kwictnia - Marsza-
lck Foch tclegrafowa} do rzadow
'aliancl<ich zc prawo uzycia .Gdan
ska przez a}iant6w jake portu
do Tadowania dla wojsk polskich
zlajdujacych sic we Francyi a
ldajacych sic do Polski, zostafo
tnrmalnic podtrzymane Ia konfe
yrncyi 4 niemieckiemi .reprezen--
i. tantami W clodatku~do Gdanska,
zadecydowano i1zyc innych punk
tow do transportacyi polskiego
wojska proponowanych .przez
Rad nicmiccki tax zc przybyclc
vojska mozc bye przyspieszone
,Iodajc telegram marsza}ka. Uzy--
cic portu Gdahska by1o zawaro--
wanc w traktatach 11go listopada
kOPENHAGA 7 kwietnia -
Nicmiecka przemiana ugody wzgle
,lem transportu wojsk polskich
yen. Hallera dosiegla do Spa
closi zc marsza}ek Foch obieca{
polecic azeby :Brytyjczycy dali
wo1noscc. przeprowadzania angiel--
skich okretow przez czas trwanla
prze:jscia polskich wojsk~. przez
nicmieckie terytoryum.
Po daniu rozmaitych drog k56-
re maja bye wziete depesza gfos'
zc zNiemcy gwarantuja bezple-
czenstwo tych dr6g. Podjeto kro
XII ze wojska kt6re beda przepro-
wadzane ME dadza powodu do
zanicpokojenia pomiedzy ludnos-
cia.
Kompletny tryumf
SPA 7 l<wietnia - MarsZafek
Foch. nietylko zmusi] NiemcoV
przctciw ,opieraniu sic ladowanla
polskich wojsk w Gda1sku lec1
osiegna} dodatkowe miejsca. &c
: ladowania W innych. niemlecklcf l!e 2:[I5t:
J.: :portach, jak sic oka:zn!]e Y! ?eg@
~rzedowych zestawien. =.
w zgodnosci z decyzya aliantoN
zjeanoczonych rzadow :praW(
dane by}o aliantom W ukfadacf
11go listopada, uzycia Gdansks
do wyladowania polskich woJsk
zostafo formalnie wzmiankowane
glosi oswiadczenie podplsant
przcz Foch 'a,opr6cz tego dla szyt
szego przybycia tych woJsk d(
Polski zdecydowano zatrudnla'
inne przewozowe linie nastreczo-
ne poczatkowo przez NlemcoW
Kr0lcwicc inne porty beda uzy
tc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Polskie Wejska rozpoeznq lqdo-
walie " przeciagu dziesiieciu d1li.
DO Spa dosiegfa Wiadomosc kompletnem zWy-
CiestWie lnarsza}ka F0ch'a. W0lnoSG lad0Wa-
MIA Wojsk porcie zosta@a ogfoszona p0dobno
-trwac bedzie diva miesace.

translation filed with hepo master at Winona Mnn
April 199 required by the Act Of Congress Oct, g. 1917
Berlin przez Kopenhage 1gowietna Transportacya wojsk
poic Fanc do Posk podug ugody kt6ra doeg}a do Spa
ropocze 15go kenia Przew6z woka jak obczono,
trwac okolo diva miesiace
PARYz Donesiono tu urzedowie dis re roblone
aowania wojsk poskich Gdask k6re obcc
ME idja Francy nsportowanie ch innych Ii
a poponovanych przcz Nemc6w zosalo przygoowane ku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
:Wyped!zii Bolszewik6w !! is; '!i!'!! "
-,!yF, g y.''.I .ft$I::.-+ = !
5okropnei ..WaIce.

Stockholm, 5 kwietnia = Lud--
nose W miastach litewskich Sulnil
lohais, Trakai i Landorva zbun--.
towa}a sic przeciw Bolszewikom
W dniu % marca armia Sowietow
zniszczyla ich ,1rzedowe ofisacjak
donosza dis Kowna. Bolszewi-
kie wojska zosta}y rozbrojone a
wiele z Mich zabitych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Wielu rapnych ogl1ia
" Brukseli.

Bruksela, s :kwietnia DIVA
ia osob zosta}0 rannych, wlacznie
szescdziesiqt amerykanskich zo}-
merry W explozyi gazoliny we
wtorek W Echternach. Pietnastu Y
tych poparzonych znajduje sic W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Wiele zofnierzy umiera Z ran.

washington, 5 !. kW'!1etnia 81! = Cd
a listopada umarlo razem 1888
ameryka:nskich zzolnierzy z ran O.
tr,z1ymanych Y: walksach pred pod
pisaniem rozejmu, jak dis donosi
81 oswald vi dczeniie tdepartamentu woj
ny.
" przeszlym tygodniu bylo4T7i Z
smierci powodu ran W wojn:iiet
otrzymanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08

LONDYN, - N iemieckic VOL;
ska stawiaj ja op6r :bolszewickiej o.
fensywie W Prusach Wschodnicl:
st6sownie do depeszy Exchange:
telegraph wys}ancgo w srode 4.
Berlina. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-08
Nelncy wbili sobie " glo-
we:raczej zostae Bolszewi-
kanli niz lliiewoInikanli
ObdarzOne rOzumem i religlj-
ne elemental wzywaja Will
soma ze zagraza Bolszewizm
raczej niz co innego.

Berlin, 5 kwiet11ia. - S.. Bleich
rodcr Banking Co. W TEN micscie
kt6rej sic naleza nieomal wszyst-
kie akcye W wielkiej kopalni W O.
polu Ia slasku, u}ozy}a sic azeby
podzielic swoj zapas wszystkim
czfonkom uni g6rniczej. Kopalnia|
ia, jezeli uk}ad ten bedzie uskuteI
c,miony, bedzie .pierwsza kopal-
MIA w Niemczech kt6ra bedzie.
w}asnoScia robotnikow. !:
LONDYN, - N iemieckic VOL
ska stawia ia op6r :bolszewickiej O
fensywie w Prusach Wschodnich:
st6sownie do depeszy Exchange
telegraph wyslancgo w srode q
Berlina. i
.0SKARzAJA CzECH0W l :P0LAKOW. +.
BERLIN, -; Przewodcy moral
nych, filozoficznych i religijnych
stowarzyszen niemieckich -odwola
Ii sic do prezydenta .Wilsona o.
strzegajac 60 przeciw lekcewaze-3
niu praw zasadniczych, ktore paln
Wilson zafozyl sam la siebie, ,kt0E
re, jak oni .zadaja, nak}aniaja.
Niemcy do zmniejszenia armii. A.
pelacya oSwiadcza ze sjezeli Mem
ley doprowadzeni beda do rozpa--..
czy beda raczej woleli zostac Boil.
szeWikami niz niewolnikami'' j OBJ
winiaja Czechow i. Polak6w z IL.
przedzemiem zawarcia konfereil-.
cyl pokojowej i .przekroczenie "a
sad Wilsona. M6wia re alianci
"nie tylko wspolubiegaja sic W
dzia}aniu dla Czcchow i Polakows
lecz opiekuja sic temi narodami.
Wspomianem jest re alianci pobu
dzaja do anarchistycznych warun
kow w Niemczech przez nieprzyje
Gle zwolnienia blokady.
! w dyskutowaniu mozebnosci
odzywiania militaryzmu odezwa
glosi: .|Tylko .jedna rzecz moze
znow wciagnac- N iemcy z kazde-
go .kraju W podobna wojne-trwa
nie w nienawistnej polityce | mi
szczenie "a jakiem ubiegaja sic
alianci. "
] Pan Wilson jest ostrzegany re
sStany Zjednoczone SVEN wiel
kiem bogactwem bilionem dola-
row depozytu'' So .zyznem pollen
! dla komunizmu0 a jest namienio-
! mem re zamozny Amelykanin ma
lepsze poparcie Cd Ligi narod6W.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
SPECIALISTS
SHOE REPARINT

GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING co. SO Cannon St, and 941 East Main St, NO connection with other so- called Goodyear shops Tel Bar 1ss1
 Winfield S. Black. Prop U1.tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSE f'OH SALE-6 family house,
 income S982 year; price $S,S60.
 S2,0OO cash. Inquire 105 Meigs Bldg. Barnum 5254. P25alis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

TAILOR AND URRIER-Dresses and skirts made to order. $500 up. Also cleaning and pressing We call and deliver. J. Thaw, 207O Main St. A1salk
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
AUTO BODIES.
AUTO PAINTING

HIGH GRADE auto painting; prices reasonable. Bennett & Day, corner Randall and Housatonic Ayes. Opp. Bilton Machine Go. Telephone
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
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CORSET STORE

US as to your corset needs We carry corseLS to Tit all forms. complete line, ali leading makes and styles. lSA Fairfield Ave. A4ail'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
BICYCLES

BICYCLES and bicycle supplies. auto tires and sundries. auto tires vul- canized; all work guaranteed. E.
 Voccola Cycle Co..9S2 East Main St.
 Noble 100T-2 '19B15ds*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
REAIrEsTATE WANTED.

HAVE cash buyers for all kinds of real estate in all parts of city. six say, S3 Reilley St U12allS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

IF TT IS REAL ESTATE or busins-n opportunities you want to buy oe
 sell, Inquire David Apetetn, 4IS
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

TO RENT-Suite of rooms r,i-,s+a
 'aVatory,newly decorated; also large front room; good home table, Hiil- c-saI. IFS Courtlsnd Hill R2et%p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE

MAPLEWOOD AVE, ,Beechwood Ave. Hancock Ave.and Garden St; good 2-family houses with improvem ents, S4.500: small payment down, bal ance easy terms. Inquire Andrew Engstrand, 363 Ridgefeld Ave. Barnum 4959-2. R22ds* BUNGALOW SITE+20 acres,1O tilla- ble, on state road, high elevation room house. barns, hen house, fine shade fire place in house, pond for boating, trout stream. Price s2,900, cash S1,200. Clark & Son, 1924 Main St
 25 DE FOREST AVE-, room house, all improvements, electric lights: lot 50x100; in A No. l condition Price and terms right. w. M. Red field. S8 Cannon St '19R16ai FOR SALE - rooms. attractive homes, lots. 50x105, designed and built by us. improvements, fire place, sidewalks. Oakland St.. Bar mum Ave, Stratford; reasonable prices; terms arranged. Moloney & Krokstedt, architects. 925 Main St. Phone Baxnsam esq.