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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
ISTIKliM.EJI. KAREI-
EIAI sAUDO | "RAU-
DONUOSIUS."

). Rymas, liepos z d.
Arestavimu sesiolikos suoka1-
blninkq tapo atidengtas s'bo1-
seviku' suokaibis uzpulti vi
DURING Ryf1lo dali su pagelba
rankitnip granat's ir kitokiu
sprogalu;; taS ivykc keturiomis
valandonlis prizes laika, pa
skirta plano ivykinimui.
Apie ta patti laika trisde-
Simts radikalu f1uvazziavo au-
tonobiliais i forta Pratalata,
4 myliose atstu nuo Ryrno If
bande perkalbeti garnizona uz
pulti ant Rymo rinku. Ka-
revival pradeje saudyti j ra-
dikalus ir kelis ju suerne, o XII
tt pabego. ~ 9s.3
Miestas esas ramus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
SVETIMSALIAI SKU8INA
:. CRIzTI EUROPON.
Milwaukee, Wis, liepos 6.

siadien suzinota, kad tukstan-
ciaf svetimsaliu rengiasi grizti
atgal i savo Sails; agentai ne
speja atsakineti jjiems i uzkla.1
sinus, kick atsieis parvaziuot
/ Norvegiia, svedijq, Vengri-
ja, Vokietijq If Balkanu val
tijas. Juos sulaiko nuo iSva-
ziavimo astrus patvarkymai
kas del pasportq, valdzios rel
kalavimai uzsinoketi moSestis
nuo iplauku If laivu stoka.
Pilnai du trecdaliu is $4,000
Milwaukec's If kitu Wisconsi-
no daily s1avu rengiasi isvaziuo
ii begiu ateinanciu metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
MEKSIKA KARSCIUOJA-
ST DEL ATEINANCIU
RINKIMU 1920 M.
Washington, liepos 6 d.

Zinios, apturetos siqdien is Mex
siko miesto oficialiais keliais,
parodo, kad politika spariiai
pradeda Writ il kova del prezi-
dentystes nuo dabar iki rin-
kilnu ateinanciais metals bus
karsta. Jau dabar pasakoja-
ma, kad rinkimai vargiai bel
vyksiq, 0 jei rinkimai ivyksia,
tai po ju tikrai busianti antra
revoliucija.
Gen. Pablo Gonzales laikras
ciuose atvirai apsneka revolitl-
cinl judejima. Gen. P. Con
zales yra Meksikos valdzios mi
lltares lstaigos galva. Trisde-
slmts parlamento nariu kreipe-
is ! PREF. Carranza, prasydami
10 paliuosuoti gen. Gonzales
nuo komandos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
AUSTRIA TURES UzMO-
KETI $500, 0,O0O,0 1000.

Paryzius, liep. Z d.-Au-
strija tures uzmoketi $780,
00e,000 auksu atlyginimo.
Czecho-Slovakija pagal su-
tartl SUI Austria lures uzmo-
keti puse sitos sumos, o Ju-
go-Slavai, kurie priklaus5
prie buvusios Hapsburgu i'm
perijos, turesia taipgi uzmo-
keti dali tos sumos.
Toliaus sakoma, kad susi-
vienijusios ir susidejusios ga
lybes suteiksia Austrijai pi-
nigh kad il galetu naudotis
savO salies gelzkeliais ir i'm
perijos nuosavybemis josios
kredioriu naudai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
Kaltina Wilsona Psrzengime Istatymu,
Hindenburgas praso Focho gelbeti
kaizeri.
Du visuotini kaltinimai.

l. Perzengimas maisto
taupymo akto lapkr. FL d.,
1913 m., kuris draudzia da-
:.yti gerimus, turincius dau-
giau kaip puse nuosimcio
alkoholio, is javu il grudq
po geg. | d., 1919 m.
2. Pardavinejimas gei-
mo padaryto po geg. l d.,
1919 M, perzengiant kares
laiko prohibicijos istatyma,
draudzianti pardavineti ge-
rimus Suv. Valstijose po
liep. I'D, 1919 m.
Bausme uz tai, jei bus pri-
pazinta kaltybe, sieks l me-
BUS kalejimo, arba 81, 900
bausmes, arba yiena If XII
ta. Byla nagrines fedora
lis teisejas Page.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
KALTINA WILSONA PER
zENGIMU ISTATYMu.
Peikia prezidenta atstovy
butte.

Washington, d. c., liep. Z
d.-Atstovu d buto specialio
komiteto pir1nininkas Gra-
ham siandien apkaltine pre-
zidenta suorganizavime ma
cionales gynimo tarybos pir
ma negu kare buvo paskelb-
ia, yisai priesingai istaty-
mui, jis tuomi sutveres "slap
ta Suv. Valstiju valdzia, !"
kuii leido kares istatymus,
diktavo pakraipa saliai il
jieskojo draugu pas didziuo
sius biznius. Minetas specia
lis buto komitetas tapo pa
|skirtas kares skyriaus le-
SONS istirti.
P-nas Graham perskaite
komitetui tarybos nutarimus
If pranesima, kuriame sako-
ma, aad taryba pasisavino
Itokia gala, kad buvusis ka-
res skyriaus pirkimo, sukro.
Vino if pergabenimo dalies
perd6tinis maj gen. Gethal:
nenorejo klausyti jos, kabi.
neto nariai protestavo prieE
jos veikimus ir buvusis tel
sejas Gary, Suv. Valstijl
plieno korporacijos direk-
toriq konliteto pirmininkas
sake, kad j "aiSkiai lauzC
Iistatyma."
| L Has OfGIldLn paSdKe
kad prezidentas sutvere
"slapta valdzia," ignoruoda
mas" If atmainydamas kon
greso nora leidzianti steigt
macdonald gynimo taiyba
'rugpjutyje, 1916 m. Pasal
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
a VALSTYBES REIKA-
LAUJA PASKANDINIMO
LIKUSIU VOKIETIJOS
LAIVU.

Paryzius, liepos, 7 d.
Komisija paskirta nutarti, kas
daryti su likusiais vokieciu ka
res laivais siadlen isdave savo
praneSima augSciausiai tary-
bal. Pranesime sakoma, kad
negalima duoti jokio patari-
mo tame dalyke iki ga1ybes ne
nutars tulu dalyku.
Greiciausiai bus taip, kad
galiaus visas dalykas bus pa
vesta isristi ivairiorns uzinte-
resuotoms valstybems.
Kaip dalykai dabar stow,
tai ST.. Valstijos, Anglia If
Japonija yra linke sunaikinti
ar paskandinti likusius vokie-
ciu kares laivus. Francuzija
priesinga naikinin.u. laivu If
JUGS padalinti valsty-
bems. K1i-kurios mazesnes
valstybes, ypatingai Tenkija,
pritaria sitam su1nanynui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
BANDE PRIVERSTI
STREIKUOTI.

Tacoma, Wash, liep. 7 d.
rTacomoje siandien TUX
stanciams laivu statymo dar
bininku esant be darbo mie-
ste buvo bandyta iSvesti jie
Mooney'o streikan. Moo
hey uztarejai persekiojo
tuos, kulie megino vaziuoti
karais prie darbo skaitoma,
ikad tik mazesne puse dar-
bininku suejo prie darbo.
Streikuojaneios telefonistes
vede paroda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
HINDENBURGAS PRASO
FOCiiO GELBETI
KAIZERa.

Kopenhagen, liep. 7 d.
Buvusis vokieeiQ kariuome-
mes vadas feldmarsalas Won
Hindenburgas parase laiska
Foch'ui, prasydamas jo deti
pastangas tam, kad buvusis
vokieciu kaizeris nebutp is
Quotas.
Hindenburgas pakartojo
savo pasiulinima pavesti sa-
We patti "pilnon ir absoliu-
cion talkininku galybiu va
lion"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
KANADOS PARLAMEN-
TAS NEPERLEIDO PRO-
HIBICIJOS PROJEKTO.

Ottawa, lieros, z d.
Parlamentas pabaige ilga If
atsitkimu pilna .losedi pasiu-
linimu zemutiao buto priimtos
oliucijos padekotf Kanados
kareiviams uz ju patarnavi-
ma anapus vandenyno. Pre-
mieras Borden, baigdamas po
sedi, uzreiske, kad prohibici-
jos projektas nebus priin1tas
delei nesutarimo tarp zemuti-
MO buto ir senate.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
RIAUSES DEL MAISTO
BRANGUM'O ITALIJOJ
EINA g'OLIAU.

Iondonae Hon r r. VIC
mas uzmustas il keli suzeisti
riausese Brescioj. Tvarka at
asteigta Florencijoj, bet Mi
lane plesimai eina toliar.
(. Ria"ses lstlko rniestus.
nyinaS' hep. = d,--Anaf-
chlsCiillS JuoeJlmas ltail!oJes
perelna IS mazq mlesteliq ]
mies'us. a, 7.
Doiognos provlnclJoJe
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
NAUJASIS CHINU KABI-
NETAS PRIKLAUSO NUO
SANTUNGO.

.Pekin, birz. 27 d.
Paveluota, Naujas premieras
If kabinefas tapo sutrukdyti
diskusija kas del to, ar Chi
mans pasirasius be uzreiski-
mo kaslink santungo, ar ne.
Opozicja, organizuotieji nlok-
Sleiviai, pradejo vel veikti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
Suv. Waist. $5,OO0,0Oo sla.
vans; talkininkai gauna
S9.45o. 525.9S1.

Wash. D. c., liep. 7 d.
Czecho-Slovaku republiEa sia-
dien apturejo kredito $5,0OO,-
900 is isdo, viso duotos surnos
pasidaro $55,330,0OO. Talk
ninkams iteiEtos sumos siekia
$9,45o,525, ,o81, isviso Eongre-
so Igaliotos sumos $10,000,-
100000. ~ @'iili@7T'syfssM MIy
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
SAUSAi SAUSAS AKTAS
NETEISETAS, SAKO KON
GRESO MAZUMA.

Washington, liepos 7 d.
Penki Kongreso teisiu komi
teto nariai mazunos prane-
Sine apie prohibicijos ivedi-
mo projekta, kuris vakar '5d-
vo pagarsintas, sako, kad kon
gresas turi panaikinti kares
1aiko draudimo akta, ar bent
sumazint drausme tick, kad
butu 1eista daryti il pardavi,
nett lengvas vynas if alus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
(ISMECINAMOU "SAUSU
MO" BYLA BUS NAGRI-
NEJAMA CHICAGOJ.

Apskricio prokuroras
Charles F. Clyne vakar ap-
turejo instrukcijas is Wa
shirgtono tuojaus pradeti
nagrinejima bylos Chica-
gos bravorininko, kuri ap-
ina visas gerirnu klausimo
isvaizdas. Sitas nagrin6ji-
mas bus ismeginimu psde
jimui visoj salyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
SVEICARU LAKUNAS
UzSIMUSE BERODYDA.
MAS GABUMUS ORE.

Bern, Sveicarija, liep. Z d.
Oskaras Bider, izzymus svei-
cart 1akunas uzsitnuse sia-
dien puldamas is augstybes
5000 pedu arti Zuricho. Bi-
der buvo vyriaus,u lakunu
sveicaru karitlmeneje; jis pir-
mutnis per1eEe Bernesse Al
pus. sF.1M.;.. \. '@s ',@s
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
ROCKTELLERIS Tx PRA
DESIAS GYyENTI, KAIP
SULAUKS 100 METU.

Tarytown, N. T., liep. Z d
John D. Rockefeller, aliejaus
trusto magnatas pasisake, kad
jis tikisi su1aukti 100 metu
ir "tik tasyk pradeti gyvAnti.
Jis vakar apvaiksciojo savo
80 gimimo sukaktuves.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
.-TALk.ININKAI PASyVA-
RE PIRMYN SIAURiNEJ
RUSIJOJ.

Londonas, liep. 7 d.-Ta
kininku jiegos Archangel-
sko fronte siaurinej Rusijoj
'pastumejo savo pozicijas
ant kairiojo Dvinos
upes kranto, atmuse karsta
ibolseviku ataka. Bolsevi-
kai padare uzpuolima liepos
3 d.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
NUsOKO NUO 20
AUCSTO.

New York, liepos 4 d.
Kasyklu inzinierius A. S.
Raymond, 80 metq soko
nuo 20 augsto viesbucio.
Commodore ir uzsimuse Xxi
mirties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
VISOS SUTARTgS TURF
Butt PATVIRTINTOS.
No. 159.

Paryzius, liep. Z d.--Vo-
kieciQ atstovai pasiunte no.
Ia tarybai is penkiA, klaus
dami kuris dokumentu pa
sirasytu Versailliuje turi bu-
tt patvirtintas nacionalio
susirinkimo.
Jie klausia ar visi iris
taikos sutartis, pridetinis
protokolas ir konvencija ap-
tarianti pa-Reinio sriciu uz-
emima-turi butt paduoti
susirinkimuiI ar tik vienas
kuris tu dokumentQ.
Laikrastis "Temps" sako,
jog talkininkai mano, kad
sales susirinkimas turi pa
tvirtinti visus iris.
Austrijos sutartis bus pa
tiekta Siandien.
Austrijos taikos sutartis
bus surengta iteikimui Ar
strijos dele:sacijai sian,iien.
Desimts dienu, ar dvi sa-
vaiti bus Quota Ausaijos de
legacijai isstudijuoti naujus
dalykus apie finansinius;
e..-onominius If atlyginimo
klausirnus, taippat tam tik-
.ras ruHeAgl islygas, kuriv
nebuvo pirmutiniame para
Syme.
Vengrijos klausimas-Du
ncjaus atidarymal II kiti to-
lygqs dalykai- bus palikta
Xxi toxic laiko, kad militia
rial zinovai mats galimu
tartis, jei vengru komunistu
lzslenio minister's, Bella
Kun Wis neleis paselpos siu-
sti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-08
ORAS.
dicagoje ir apieiinkeie:

Utarninke silciau, vidutiniai
piet-ryciu veejai. NugScciausia
temperature vakar sieke IS
laipsnius apie E = = -'n1;ore. t
Sauletelis 5:22 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis 8:28 val. yak.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
MAKE CITIZENS
 AT LOCAL SHOPS
Delegation From Crane Go. At Naturalization Clerks
 Office for Papers.

The campaign among local manu- lecturers to have their employees take out citizenship papers is being wig orously pressed and almost every day groups of factory workers are seen at the office of Naturalization Clerk Munich making application for first papers. Yesterday 8 dele Sation of 5 from the Crane Co., wis tied Clerk Munich under the lead yershlp of a Crane Go. official
 The American Graphophone Go. Is one of the leaders in the American ization movement There are 1.S0Q alien workers at this plant and a concerted effort is under way to make American citizens of them. 4 number of these men hrve already taken out first papers and more will be brought to Clerk Munich's office this week.
 The manufa Cturers realize 1t will benefit them as well as the aliens to have the latter become citizens If these employees decide to make their permanent homes in this country and become citizens they will be- come better workers. There will be 8 naturalization session of the Su- periUr Court this month and many factory employees will be examined then. Although the tests are more difficult than formerly factory ofH- Cials say they expect large perl centase of their applicants will pass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
BRTDGFPO BOY RETURNING FROM WAR DIES IN NEW YORK

David ?. Wilson, son of MT and Mrs William H. Wilson of Benson Road, Fairfield, died yesterday morn ing at the army debarkation hospital in the Grand Central Palace where he had been taken after having been stricken with an attack of appoplexy at the Grand Central Station, Satur- day night at o'clock. Miss Alice AIaIlett of Fairfield, fance of the young soldier was with him at the time he was attacked and they had baen chatting pleasantly just before he was stricken.
 The par snts of Private Wilson were informed of his sickness by telephone but he died before they could reach his bedside. The dead soldier was well known in Fairfield and Bridgeport and previous to his entrance into the army, a year ago he was employed at the plant of the Bridgeport Hydraulic company. He is survived by his parents and two sisters. Mrs. Will liam Pratt of Fairfield and Mrs. Emerson Ayers of East Norwalk
 The funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon, from the pa rental home at 2:S0 o'clock with in torment at Oaklawn cemetery. Pri- vata Wilson will be buried with, mill tary honors. He was 8 member of 3O2d Infantry and went overseas July 4, 1918.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
DEVON

William Grahtm of Ellis street had as his guest over Sunday. his father, George Graham, of Water bury
 The Bremen lost the game with the Fort Trumbuu nine Sunday morning Newcomb and Strange did the battery work for the f1remen, end Perkins and Adaher for the Fort TrumbulI boys The fielding of Derby was a feature of the game.
 The regular meeting of the Devon Branch of the Red Cross association was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. o. Mohr on Nau- gatuck avenue.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire men held it's regular meeting a the fire house last night and @ large number was present.
 Pies, Cakes, buns and cookies took a drop in Devon Saturday, when a touring car going east on Bridgeport avenue ran into the bakery car of Webber & Anderson as it was turning out of Naugatuck into Bridgeport avenue. No one was hurt but the stock Of baked goods in the car were strewn all over the avenue.
 The old wooden drains on Nauga- are being replaced with modern drain pipes.
 The Minstrel Cabaret given by tho Milford High school athletic associa- ton has been the talk of the town ever since the performance. It is general opinion that it was the best show ever given. in Milford and the hope is expressed by many that it H,a 0eT- OI people would like the chance to see it. Among the Devon entertainers were: Misses Gladys Evans, Laura Chamberlain and MT. Sherlon Bald win.
 A. Davis, formerly in the dry goods business in Milford. will soon open 6 dry goods store in the Bell block, on Broadway, Walnut Beach.
 The Bentz family had 8 reunion Sunday, the son, John, who had been in the naval reserves. stationed at Staten Island was home after receiv- ing his discharge, and his brother, George Bentz of Bridgeport came up for the weekend while Miss Mildred Bentz returned home from a visit to her grandmother.
 J. Henty of Bridgeport avenue had as his guests over Sunday, George Mitigate of New York.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Christmas of New York, were the guests of SeIectman and Mrs. Robert A. Syrett for the past week.
 Nj. and Mrs. George SryEer of Wood avenue, have returned after visiting with relatives in New Jer- sey,
 The Devon Improvement Associa- ton held their regular meeting last night and discussed the arrange ments tor the Memorial Day cele- bration and the proposed road i'm proveme ents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
CYCIIsT CASE NOLLED

The case against Charles IT. Saun- deIs, 1S5 Hawley avenue, arrested yesterday morning on the charge Of driving an auton Jbile without a li- cense was nolled in the city court this morning upon the payment of $1 and costs.
 Saunders col1ided with rnotorcy- c1ist, Louis BOnsnda of S9 Prince St, Fairfield, causing the latter to be thrown from his machine and severely injured. The accident oc- cured at North and Clinton avenues.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
LEMON JUICE
 FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
 a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake we'll and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beau tiher, at very very small cost.
 Your grocer has the lemons and any dTug store or toilet counter will supply three ounce of orchard white for a few cents. Afassa ge this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freclies and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and Tosy-white the skin becomes. Yes! It IS harmless and never irritatps.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
MONTHLY MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut will be held at the Sratfield Hotel on Tuesday evening April 29th at 615 ?. M.
 NIr J. E. Hat. Director of Sales Paint and Varnish Department, of the E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Co.,. will talk on paint and varnish in modern industries.
 TIAs meeting will be of consider able interest to Purchasing Agents ir Bridgeport due to the fact that J. B Forgy, Purchasing Agent of the To- comobfIe Company of America, is the new President of the State Associa- tton. Purchasing Agents through out the State are invited to be pres ent Dinner will be served at 6:30.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
BaniSh NoPVOuSTCSS
Put Vigor and Ambition Tn to Rundown, Tired
 Out PeODle

If you feel tired out, out of sorts, de- spoudents mentally or physically de- pressed, and lack the desire to accom- plish things, get a 50 cent box of Wen deHs Ambition Pills at Hindle's Pharmacy or Joseph D. Hart gsn's to- day and take the first big step toward feeling better right away.
 If yOu drink too much, smoke too much, or are nervous because of over work of any kind, VendeIPs Ambition Pills will make you feel better in three days or money back from Findle's Pharmacy and Joseph D. Hartigan's s on the first box purchased
 For all affections of thu nervous sys- tenn, constipation. loss Of appetite. Ia ok of confidence, trembling, kidney or Iiv- CT complaints, sleeplessness, exhausted d vitality or weakness of any kind get a box of wendeITs Ambition Pills to- day on the money back Dlan.-Adv
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
REPoRr r0UsE TrrF,r.

A porch climber succeeded in re moving a screen en7 or ring a. win dow of the second floor at the home of Nfaximillian ZCru, 176 Pixley Place, Saturday night MT. Zorn has reported to the police that the thief stole a. 22 Winchester rifle, a 25 NEauser revolver, two babies rings, q watch and 8, baby's bank containing SAYS,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
"Redfern-f
the corset of today

A corset which combines health and happiness is not expensive no matter what the price. Such cor set is the Redfern. All models are constructed on perfect lines, absolutely comfortable to and give correct poise to the wearer.
 A lace front model for a full figure comes in white coutil or pink brocade $500 and $12OO A pink batiste corset made with elastic top and long skirt is especially good for slight figure $400 An expert corsetiere is at your service.
 foor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
FOR THOSE WHO ARE T!9EDAND RUN DOWN

When you are tired and rundown you need a real tonic food medicine i such as Father Johns Medicine to j build new flesh and strength. This old-fashioned, family remedy Is pure and wholesome nourishment in a form which is readily taken up by a weak j ened system. It is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs. If !ou need new strength or flesh, begin taking it today,-AdY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
Bags and Vanity Cases

Shopping Bags of generous size, made to 12 inch frames silk or leather lined, $5,5O to $12.50 Leather Bags brown gray and black, inside compart 1oents with change purses and mirrors, s350 Vanity "Canteens'' in Vachette and dull feathers fitted with every convenience $5.95
 Section,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
BDGGERs SENT TO ya-r.

For panhandling at the railroad sta- tion James Cunningham, s81 Broad street. and Jefferson R. Batomau Of Warer street, were each sent to Jail for 80 days by the city court yes terday. Cunningham admitted that he has been drunk for Q week, but denied asking people for money. Bateman did not deny telling some peoDlethat he ''cOu1d use two-bits.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29

The transatlantic flyers. hope to keep 70 much above the surface that Ehsy need Fear nothing from fiasetna raAzeA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29

The Philadelphia Record thinks that as an appeal to the patriotic bitizen 1t may also be spelled: ictor, reloani
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
|Keds"
for Women, Misses and Children

for Women, Misses and Children Our summer supply of Keds have arrived. All first quality Goodyear Glove and included shoes pumps and oxfords Brown and white the colors two widths assuring perfect fit. Some made with extra heavy sOles,
 s1.5O to $2,75, according to size
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29

The complete restoration of the old State House evidently Is to be- gin at the top and proceed down waRd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
CDe D 1D Read co <sEsA/E&hed 1857
 Store closes daily at o'clock
Store closes daily at s o'clock
A Wonderful Showing of Laces

One hardly realized such intricately woven de- signs and delicate cobwebby patterns in laces were to be had these days. To every woman who loves beau tifuI Iaces these will prove irresistible.
 Baby Irish Filet and fine Val Laces Organdie and Rlffled Flc uncings, Lace Flouncings Swiss and Nainsook Edges and Bands
 Beading and Venise Edges
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
Rag Rugs

All coIors, woven together in Init or miss'' fashion, are shown in these rugs. For bedrooms or summer living rooms in cottage or bunaglow better rug could be found. 4 new assortment is here for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
All sizes, 36 to 46

All sizes, 50 to 40
 The "Wilft'' in plain blue chambray striped gingham simply made but of style to fit any figure.
 $295
 In attractive gingham patterns, neat, even checks plaids of every conceivable color combination White pique collars and cuffs, belts and pearl buttons give pleasing touch,
 Dresses cleverly made with straight fronts to which are attached sashes to tie at t1e back Capa- cious pockets large enough to hold ball of yarn ones unfinished embroidery work. All edges are bound in plain coors to match plads There are but tons set in rows of three
 $750
 Pink, blue and yellow checks barred with laven- der and black. Simple one-pece dresses fastened in back with pearl buttons. There are pockets, sash ends and white popin collars and cuffs,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-29
New Books

Love Stories" by
 Mary Roberts Rinehart,
 $1.50 Spears of Destiny" Arthur D. Howden Smith,
 S1.50 A romance of gay ladies and daring knights in Eng lands days of ehivalry. Midas and Son." by Stephen Mckenna who wrote Sonia. S1.50 Lilies White and Red" by Frances Wilson Huard.
 $1.50
 Main floor.