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The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-28

FOR SALE:-12 h. p. cylinder ( cycle medium duty. Apply K. 6. Hon kins first house south of Heath's store. Adv. imp
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-28

ROOMS to rent Phone R 12i
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-28
TUG INVERNESS

Solicits towing of all kinds. Work done by the hour or by the job. A trial will convince you that your work will be done in quick and reliable manner. For particulars inquire at the Stedman Hotel office. advp15
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PLUMBING and steam supply
manufacturer wants an expert
enced Young man for position
in Washington, d. C.; requiring
knowledge OF estimating. Give
full particulars in first letter,
stating salary wanted. Address
Box 267-T. Star Office.
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FOUND.

SMALL. sum money and key. h st. car, al luz,
noon June IS Owner may nave SAINT w
Jug lul Ridge road. prove property:
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PERMANENT EMP OYMENT. under good
WORKING conditions. for young and middle aged
men whu are ambitious 10 learn the street
railway business.
WAGES FOR MOTORMEN AND
GoNpTtTORS
FIRST THREE MONTHS. ABE PER HOUR
NEXT NINE MONTHS. Ace PER HOt X
AFTER ONE YEAR. 4Sc PER HOt X
Frll credit given for former srryice with
this company and 4sc PER HOUR GIVEN 70
MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
OTHER COMPANIES IN THE FAST FIVE
YEARS.
Apply Monday. Wednesday and Friday be
tween . and II am.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION DEPT.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY
AND ELECTRIC CO.,
15th and East Capitol SITS.
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&c Cash a Word

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Tho rate for ADVERTISING IN The star
nndcr the following popular classifca-
lions "a cents word whom cssh ~
raid in advance at the Business once.
i'm street ard Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
Wanted Help.
Rooms. Etc.
Lost and Found
Automobiles
ror Ssie Mis- eIlaneous
Wanted Sit"-tions
countr" Board
Business Opportunities
porI.-v. Pets and Live Stock
Wa-.ed MiscelIS neous
No advertisement sccented Tor less
.hsn ~ cents zach Insertion
sr,rtments and houses for rent hnd
waited .nd other real estate ana ssn-
srnI cIassidcations are charged TOT "
tho ii1e Of words. -
Iovcst charge p for = lines OF 70
words or less. Rs.es: 4sc. one time:
SIC two times: $1t7. three times:
soso seven times Tone week.. Adoi-
tional lines OF words each n sa"s
r-oportion. -,.n.
az. nrst arranging at The Star ONCE ."
c7rn IN account. ...S
For the convsnienrs Of IT,, r. :, NJ, ee one
advertisements NAV he lert q, nay
of the branch offices fsfHd oeio"'
NORTHWEST
srd md Mass Ave. Hygeian Snsf,Sa
srd and Indiana Ave-. But'os e XIV"
I'm and + SITS. criswell Pharmacy;
7.h and K sts.. Goldenbe-Bs t1i"
on Si sns q p st.' Mcaui,.'. Pharmacy.
18th and P SITS. Day Pharmacy. n.
is.h and Florida Ave. Pearson
eJrt and 6 sts.. ouieley Pharmscy
esth snd Pennsylvsnis Ave-. her0''
Ho mead and OIL. Places. Helmesd
Pharmacy.
1901 St, Horse Pharmacy.
NoRTHEAST.
H-r.h Capitol and Eye sts.. henes"
18Th and East Capitol sts,. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
s.h and Eve Sts.. We1ler's Phafmacy'
N.h and Pa Ave. Fealey's PharmAcy.
l4th sad Pa Ave. Smyser's Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN
WISCONSIN Ave. and n St., O'DcnneHs
esth and p sts.. Pride's Phsrmaey.
se.h and NJ Sts.. Weller's PnarmaeS'
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ACCOC INFANCY trained men in demand. The
: sfional School Of Accountancy. Colorado bldg.
hasa professional course for those who intend
.. practic. as public accountants who wish
i1 bc placed with accounting firms: only those
WIG desIr. TO graduate into til. professional
~iess wanted for this course. Phone Frank
fa-I 3Os
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wANTED--HELP.
SALESMEN.
M ALE.

IZCEPTIoNAL OPPORTUNITY for man an
woman statesmen. Liberal brokerage. Room 500
J. eiss~ bldg.
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RoILErMAKERs WAIVED at once.
i'all or w-itr, employment ONCE.
Virginia Niiphuiiding Corporation,
Alexandria. Va.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


MONMOUTH HOTEL. 1919 G ST. NV
Ste am hoist cages and head .-..-.... $3.50 "a
Air compressor. with motor and starter.
with stone cutting tools ..-........S $50 ~
Electric drill. universal current SlUuts'
4inrh beaver stock and dies. ........ Ssi, ~
ax5I4 xlo ......'............ sl.. ~
Concrete Hoist bucket. ''Insley" - I'd sI.5.oo
Rans"mc tower hopper ............... Si.l0o
Lot guy cables Observation-Disclosures. SO ~
I 600 II. No. Il electric wire new IT Is
1900 n. i:.-inch conduit. nrw..........
II bathtubs ...............Sl $40 90 and Si5 ~,
Lot marble flooring Observation-Disclosures. 3"r
Enginecr's level. new -............... $50
DenninS force pump. new. 5N, si2'.n
Gould's triplex pump. 1x42. 4oo-lbs.
pressure, new, cost 81 500. ......... $500 ~
Acc'mulat"r. new, cost 81 500. ........ s5oo1
@6-ft. 3-inch shafting. 10, pull-ys.
lo-hp. G15 r. l.. NJ. elevator motor. 5000
3o-h.p. 300 X. +. VI. elevator motor. st'o,m
3o-hp. 800 Il. l.. NJ armaturc. needs
reminding Observation-Disclosures. $",n ~
charging panels and meters for eec
trio charging. each .............. Siuu
Iron tank. 6Nl1X3 #, "a inch ...... Sl,n 90
: pressure circular tanks. 3xl6 #. l.
inch iron each. Observation-Disclosures. Slnp ~
! Call only between and pm. II. :. PlaG,r.
SHOW CASES AND STORE rINTrREs. SAN.
! PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES Al
SPECIAL PRICES. BUY AT THE FA,.
TORY" RuSE 4 COMPANY. sos LOW 81
BALTIMORE. MD.
AMATEUR song writers. your song poem, may
I've valuable: let me write music for them.
arrange. revise. compose and publish music.
Johnson Gus 10th st. ne. l.. 44g6.
| BRICKS, steam heating boilers wall board.
| sheathng. SASH doors. enamel !avatori-s ant
sinks. SIDNEY l.. HECHINGER uOUSS
WRECKING CO.. 9Th and c SITS. southwest
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POULTRY. PETS & LIVESTOCK

NEW ROSEDALE Kennels. Silver Spring. Nd
Dog comforts. For informa ton phone Hospital
FOR Animals. North 1903. DIR. buckingham.
100 WHITE LEGHoRN laying hens Cor sale
good breeding stock. Geo. W. Allen. Route ..
Chevy Chase. Nd. l.
BEAUTIFUL Hoston female; great rati"r.
price, Sl5. No. Barnes lane trear Of Rem
ming race track, So
HOT ND PUPPY. months old we'll bred
cheap: and possum dog. guaranteed II
Turner. 10Th and Cedar SITS. Mt. Ralnirr.
Md. u
RHODE ISLAND RED and white LeIho. .
Rocks Is eggs 80 Enterprise Hardware Co.
927 9th st. NV. Phone Main 5061
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ACCOUNTANTS W AN Ed
Those interested in securing po-
sitions with the large manufac-
turing and accounting firms
throughout the country are re-
ouested to communicate at once
with the undersigned. We are
making special arrangements for
placing. for which we make no
charge. Address Box o3-T. Star
office. II
ALL-Rur-ND blacksmith. l.. Morgan John
.ton Arlington tSyphax sta-l. Va 20
ANY YoUNG MAN earning $50 or less per
month would he glad TO gi'. up his present
.l.ployurnt and accept of the many posi-
tior- hav. in wireless. paving $40 PER
nionth with all living expenses. n lac only had
t!e knowledge of the art required to
MI thes. positions. II you will stop mou-at
aud consider ia. matter you viii no doubt de-
eide II i, - your interest to take steps imm"-
diat.iy toward qualifying FOR these positions.
ii Will r-qmr- only two hours OF your
timr ire days IN the week for twenty weeks
or l.ss and the cost is very small. Our school
T. frlIy equipped. employs ouly high grade,
export Instructors Of long. practical experience.
j. the largest from point Of daily attendance
ard actual roor sI,ac" OF any in tine world and
hs- never t-en forced to close account OF
i"-> OF students hur is always open and can bs
otherwise carry out its contracts. We have
had students com. 10 from every other radio
,-b"oi In the country. evidently realizing thu,
the test. Come look us over. Biz
correspondence department for out-of town stu
'irnts unaGr TO Washington Call or
wit. for eataioGue Service Radio School.
500 " Pa ave. Phone Prank .3l4-
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS-Oniy first class
need apply. Gish Garage, lt'h and SITS
NV 500
BLACKSMITH painters ana woodworker> for
slS ms need
yt.kn. furniture. Apply Merchants transfer
ed storage Co. I'd and II si-- NV
EOOkkEEPER - Experienced
,ran Tor night work; hours ii
pm. to I am; work consists
mainly OF rechecking work done
',y day force; must work Sun
Gavs as we'll as week days; sal
AIRY. 500 per month and meals
state experience and references
in reply. Address Box 259-T.
Star office.
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DODGE touring car, 1917 D.
party leaving town. Call go /
st. NV.
FORD touring, late 10; for quick sale. $40
q to . pm. 800 VI at. NV.
FORD 1917 touring. perfect order: will sa"ri
flee for 1885. SD Princeton pl. NV. after
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MAYER BROS. & CO.,
937 and 93o + St. NV.
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TODAY'S SPECIALS

CAPITAL CITY GARAGE. 40 sth ST. y. -.
Open Until Dark. Phone Main yi'a'-
Cars that are worthy of your inspe"'.'
At prices that will appeal TO ,"t.
Dodge touring: AL order.
Mitchell roadster; good as new.
Auburn. 7-pass.: fine shape.
Grant 6. touring; good throughout.
Baby Grand Chevrolet: uice otu'l.
Paige roadster; good condition.
Cadillac, s. touring. sure 10 satisfy
Ford roadster; demountable rims, new
Packard. 1872. 1-pass.; good order: -
Vim panel body delivery: best ORE.
Other good cars at bargain prirea.
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POR T Z r S-Colored: must
come well recommended and
have elevator license; permanent
position liberal salaries. Apply
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BLACKSMITH painters ana w"odworker> for
N-con work. also several men experienced IN
yt.kn. furniture. Apply Merchants transfer
0 II storMre 90. ID AND II 81. NV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

MT. and Mrs. P. L. Johnson of West avenue are spending the week in New York city
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
YOUR SCARF AND HAT SHOULD
 MATCH
Scarfs have never been more in the

Scarfs have never been more in the public eye, and certainly never more faTOrably. One need not con inc oneself to wool or fur. goodness no! Wool Is being combined with ribbon, embroidery is combined with wool, and there are other equally unique combinations. Why not be a Eit original and distinctive and use other ideas than those already much used?
 Here are suggestions which com b1ne originality with chic.
 Perhaps you have a woolly scarf left over from last year. You wore l. for sports wear then, but now you would prefer to wear it for dress-up occasions: Ehat is, you would like ii to be your substitute for a fur Well heres the way to deal with that scarf: Blanket stitch both ends o. it with some contrasting color. II your scarf happens to be gray, Q royal blue would go well with it Turn up the ends to form pockets and upon the middle of these simu- lated pockets applique a silk blos- som and a few leaves. To applique would be of the same color as t14 blanket stitch, or you could use sev- eral colors, as, for example, rose purple and green, providing yCur scarf is a neutral color.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
STRING QUARTET OPENS CLUB
 SEASON

Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the Letz String quartet will present a fine program under the auspices Of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club. The quartet includes H. Letz, drst vioIinist; s. Harmau, second vioItnist; E. Kreirer, viola and Gerald Eaas, 'ceu.st. MT. Harmad will play a group of his own compost lions, 1Er. AIaas playing his piano ac- compartment.
 The program follows:
 Quartet in E Minor. Opus 59; Beethoven, four movements: Allegro, AIoIto Adagio, AHegretto. Presto
 Cello Solos: (a) Andante, Haydn; CyD Harlequin. Pepper: (c) La Source. Daztdof Gerald Maas.
 Quartet: (a) Sche~zo and (b) F'i- nale, from the. New Quartet; Fritz E1reisIer
 Violin Solos: (a) Romance; Cb) Lli-t-e Caprice; Harmati, played by composer.
 Quartet: Ca) Andante cantabrle; T=chaiNovsl5y; Cb) Molly on the Shore, Percy Grainger. This will be the first concert of the season to be given by tLe club and it is anticipated that Q large au- 1 dience will be present. Tickets are ready for distribution and may bt secured in any of the music store or from club members.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
WAR ROMANCE CljL-MINATES
 IN WEDDING
Eflle. Andree Durand to Wed. Sergt. George
 Tohey, Thursday.

An intensely interesting war TO- nance will culninate in d wedding Thursday morning when Mile. Andree Durand of Paris, France, will be united in marriage to George B. ToDey, formerly of NorwaIk, now of 1916 Park avenue. Mile. Durand came to this country about two months ago and secured d position with the LocomObile Company as a typist. She is well versed ill the Eng fish language, having attended schools i'll London, England, where she obtained her education.
 MT. Tobey met the young girl while he was serving as d sergeant with the Motor Transport Corps at St. Alnand, France. Mile. Durand had made friends with a number of American nurses who had stopped at the HoIe. Splendid, Paris, of which her mother was proprietress. While visiting a
 nurse, one of her newly acquired American friends at St. Amand, she
 met Sergeant TObey. Their friend
 ship soon ripened into love, and the young sergeant arranged for her to
 come to this country as soon as possi- ble
 Sergeant Tobey returned to this country J uly 10, ll-S year, dILeF nav
 ing served one year abroad. During
 the war Mile. Durand served with the
 American Aviation headquarters as a stenOgrapher and ttpist.
 The wedding ceremony will be per formed by Rev. Joseph A. Ganley at St. AugUstine's church, to be followed l by 9 reception for the immediate families and friends at the home ot | the bridegroom.
 The bride will be attired in Q hand l some gown of Georgette crepe with l veil of illusion held in place by 6 wreath of orange blossoms. Her bou- | quet will be of bridal roses. She vii | be attended by the groom's sister | Miss Clara E. Tobey, as maid o- 1 honor. Albert Strauss will be tn, ! best man. After 9 short honeymoon 1 the destination of which has beer ] kept secret, the couple will make their home at Ridgewood avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
E2sds Stubborn Coughs
 ire Q Hurry
For real effectiveness, this old homemade remedy has no equal.
 Easily and cheaply prepared.
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 You'll never know how quickly bad cough can be conquered, until you try this famous old home made rem edy, Anyone who has coughed all day and sail night, will say that the imme- diate relief given is almost like magic. It is very easily prepared, and really there is nothing better for coughs.
 Into 8 pint bottle, put 2A ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, the full pint saves about two-thirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, and gives you q more positive, effective remedy, It seePs sf i9 perfectly lffs and tastes pleaSaHt-
 You can feel this take hold in stantiy, soothing and healing the mem branas in all the air passages, It promptly loosens dry, tight cough, and soon you will notice the phlegm thin out and then disappear alto gether. 4. days use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also splendid for bronchitis; croup, hoarseness, and bronchial asthma.
 Pinex is most valuable eoncen- trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments.
 To avoid disappointment, ask your druggist for "2R ounces of Pinex' with directions and don't accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give abso- Mte satisfaetion or money refunded. The Pfnex Co-, FA Wayne, Ind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

patriotic events, where her presence was always in a large measure due to their successes,
 Previous recitals given by Miss Curtis were usually held in the ball room of the Strataela, but owing to the large audience anticipated at this affair, the High School auditorium has been procured. A most interest ing program of songs is being ar ranged by Miss Curtis to be an nou1ced in the near future. Although she had been engaged in concert work for 2 number of years and has appeared in rec-taIs on numerous oc- clsions, Miss Curtis said the other day, ''I never felt so enthusiastic, be- cause l am preparing my own re- Cital for my own home town" Miss Curtis is a soprano singer of high calibTe and will be given a great re- ception by her Bridgeport friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

AlIss Vera Cameron Curtis, who has attained such high recognition ir the IT 71-.S--2i Tro-.s2 through her connec- t=ou win the Eie-r0D0Iitau Opera corr->az.s- i7 New York city for the pasc few years, a2ro,-Eccs 9 song rec--2l n be =i-e1 b- her at the F.-tteeDorr E5igE school on Thursday October 90 This VIII be q society ey-vU,- moro or les=. since Miss Cur lis Is ErCa s..- admired and very much liked bT ila most prominent and leading c:s:zcns Of hc- hone town, where he- &ppcaraE.co 5s always given q great ovAtor.
 During the Dasr three years. Miss Curtis had devoted most Of her time for the benefit O. patriotic events She had gladly given her services to both charity and war work, and had rendered musical progrnrr3s at the American Legion meeting, yarious Red Cross entertainments and other
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

Harry Comfy Fling, of Flushing, l. I, who during the zar served as government official in the ordnance department in Bridgeport, was welded on Saturday to Hiss Helen Vero5yl f5choormaker- daughter of MT and Mrs. AE-sron Clark Schocn1EakeE Of DanbuTy, at the brides home The wedding was q society event and one Of the prettIest of the season The couple wtII make their home at 1843 NotrEl avenue. Bridgeport, upon their return from an extended honeym ocn,
 MT and Mrs Dennis K 2icNamara of Garfield avenue are spending seV- eral weeks touring through New Hampshire
 Miss Betty Rice of New Haven is the guest of her mother, Mrs T. H. Rice of Union avenue, for several days
 A number of Bridgeport members of Daughters of Founders and Pa Lriots Of America are planning to at tend the meeting of the Connecticut chapter, at the Hotel Garde, New Ha- ven, on Monday. The program of the day is in charge of Mrs. John P.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
CLUB PREPARES FOR ELABORATE
 HALL. ]. ONE'EN
Miniature Fair Will Be In teresting Feature-Many
 Surprises.


 The Halloween season will be prop
 erly observed at the Black Rock Cou1I- Ery Club. The entertainment commit
 tee has arranged for a, Halloween fair
 to be held in the spacious skating rink
 of the club, Friday and Saturday eve
 nings, October 31st and November 1st.
 Members are privileged to invite
 guests, and special invitation cards
 will be sent to all mem bers, and may
 be obtained from the club secretary
 or manager.
 The decorations will be a. reminder
 of this season. and will include au- tun1n leaves, corn stalks, pumpkins, etc.
 Many of those attending will wear special costumes appropriate for the Halloween season, and prizes will be | awarded for the most unique lady's and gents costume.
 Contrary to the usual custom of the club, the merryrnakers will not be masked. The feature of the evening, the Halloween Fair, will be a min- iature Danbury Fair, with attractions galore, including side show, games that will test the skill of the cele- brants, and everything that goes to make up a successful old time country fair.
 During the evening a, special con cert will be rendered by Bridgeport's famous Rube Band, arrayed in full
 rube costume, especially engaged for the occasion. It will be a big night for the members of the club and their friends. | Mingled with the tuneful strains of
 the Rube band will be the hoarse yell l of the barker, the hot dog man, the | side show persuader, and the try your 1uck' man, and many others
 that will help to make up a real hon. | est to goodness fair.
 1 The committee stated that this will
 be the most elaborate program ever presented at the club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

Fishe. histori54El- Acceptances for the luncheon at one o'clock when guests will be welcomed must be sent before October g to Mrs. Clarence B. Bo1- mer, 19 Linwood place. New Haven
 Miss Rose (. Green of Brooklyn, N. r. is the house guest of her class mate, Miss Elna Borg of Park ave- nue, for several days.
 Mrs. Dora F. Terhune, 2,6O0 Main street, who wrote letters to a lone some doughboy while he was fighting in France, was visited by Private Paul Hanna of 308th Infantry yester- day. who came to pay his complim ents to the writer of the interesting mis- sives. Mir. Hanna is now stationed at the Camp Merritt Hospital where he Is recovering from wounds received in the Argonne Forest.
 The first of a series of meetings to be held under the auspices of the Bridgeport Community organization | for the purpose of arousing interest | and secure volunteers for the organ i izations working for the betterment 1 of Bridgeport will be held tomorrow | afternoon at the Bridgeport Art 1 League rooms on State street. The
 meetings will be held four days ir ] succession and will comprise the | subjects of story telling, dramatics | community singing and music. Mrs 1 IT. Willard F1eck Is the chairman ir 1 charge of the program of the day i devoted for women and girls.
 Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr., pastor ] of the First Presbyterian church, of- i ficiated at the wedding of Miss Clara 1 Bush of New Haven and Joseph R 1 BaItovich, Saturday, at the home o1 ] the bridegroom's parents, MT. an6 i Mrs Michael Baltovich, 320 Leno1
 avenue Following the ceremony 2 i reception was held. MT and Mrs 1 Baltovich will make their home ir
 Lenox avenue. The bridegroom is | connected with the Eastern Mallea. ble Iron Company.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
FILL TELL l HIOnI
 ID GET ALONG
 WITHOUT SUGAR
Miss Green of Food Hut to Talk on Ways of Meeting
 Great Problem.

On Wednesday of this week at 2:3O at the Food Hut, there will be a dem onstration on the use of home dyes. This is the time of year when all are unpacking last winters clothes, and this year more than ever one wants to make them do'' if possible. In case the color is faded dyefng is most practical Miss Gladys B. Green will demonstrate the use of the different methods of dyeing and will discuss the practicability of each method. The possibility of dyeing one color over another will form a part of the demonstration. How to dye a fabric a good black is another interesting subject which will be demonstrated. Miss Green will demonstrate the per manent dyes, the tints, and the gasO- line dyes.
 On Thursday at 2:3o, the demon stration will be on how to get along without sugar, and the use of dried products The shortage of sugar has seriously interfered with the canning and preserving of fall products, and Miss Green will give some helpful suggestions on just what can be done to conserve the products without su- gar. The getting along without sugar every day menus is another interest ing subject. which will be discussed and ways and means demonstrated.
 The tempting dishes which can be made with dried products will form a part of the meeting. An invitation is extended to the ladies of Bridgeport and vicinity to be present
 MT. and Mrs. P. L. Johnson of West in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

Ms Irene -aras of Main street is entertaining Miss Esoz- wilson a West Haven for several days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

william Tendriea of New York city, formerly of Walnut Beach, vas q guest in this c--y for several days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21

Miss Geor@i1nna White returned to her home in AtlaDsa, Ca, after visit ing at the hom- ot her aunt Mrs. Beatrice White, oC Ann street.