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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
For Renl-House, UuFurnisbed

For Rsnt-Houses Uufuruished
THREE ROOMS, bath ard sleeping porch
Phone 4s1-
5 ROOMS and bath. screened porch. III5
Wyoming. $50 CAL e5oA-
S-ROOM FRAME house. ssi2 Aianogordo.
Phone fsfsR-
S2I6 RIVERA T5oms and bah. electric
lights. gas coed place fer garden and
chickens. 81 month. Phone 5e12J-
s-ROOM 2-stoFy house With al modern
convenience Large chicEen yard. Close
in. Aasoffin Ave Wanted-a good ten
ant A. Camozze. 1911 T. san Antonio St.
Phone s15A
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
FOR RENT. UNFINISHED
T. e G. s. P. 1881 Ft- Boulevard $500
R. s c. s. P, S22I Mountain Ave 5000
P a screened porch. 1923 Rivera ss200
P & S. P. $50 Lebanon St .-S2o-ea
P & dtchenet. 152f Epson Ave.
apartments. $500 and--.----. $1,000
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
Apartments Furnished & UnFuruishsd
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ALEXANDRIA ATS 1924 n. Oregon
FLAT FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
THE KIMBALL-Ono desirable furnished
snd one unfurnlshed apartment First
floor. $40 Prospect
PICKRELL APrS-TVo or four room mod
eru steam heated Inspection and prices
VIII convince you they are the best IN tho
city. Special sumner rates. Pm. I91tM-
For Rent-ApaFtmenis Furnished
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APARTMENT-Phons 77t5.
CLOsE n API-51s \. santa re-
MODEM APIS, Close IN 80 \. q Paso.
Jewell Apis. Montana g Octavia Pm. sl3s.
MODERN Apartment 1910 Mundy. Phi
6615R
FURNISHED APT. and garase al the Pat
terson. 1917 Mesa
NICE room apartment. largs front rooms
525 E san Antonio
I AND ROOM apartments close IN
2lfiz Texas. Phone 1901
FIVE ROOM APT, and bath for rsHt
a. lso9 ~ OreEon- Phone 2S07-
An IDEAL 4-room furnished apartment.
1908 y. stanton. Phone sass OF 1850.
TWO ROOM APT. for rent. IS week.
5o4is Mesa
2 ROOM front apt. lights. phone and va
ter. Szl.5o. Ihe popular. 5e5 san Antonio
THE MONTANA. completely furnished apt
81 Aontana- Phone 1llo-
FURNISHED apartment wlth Sleeping
porch. 1910 y. oregon Phone ST.
CEORGETTE APT, rooms. kitchenst
COOL newly furnished modem apart
rnent, garage. sleeping porch. 1anltor ssrv-
ice Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
on bliss STREET.

Five rooms modern bungalow. Heat
ing plant, built in features, can sell
for $4,000 cash, and balance like rent
for the whole term OF the obligation.
This is a cinch for a man OF low
means who has 20 pay rent OF $4,000
and up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
For Reni-Foons Furnished


FIRST CLASS room and board Phone
1851
LARGE, cool bedroom. ideal FOR sumner.
walking distance. 5o4 Upsou- Pm 221l-
CLOSE IN-NeWly furnished bed rooms
with large French windows opening On
front porch. Tor ladies employed or couple
Phone 1881
PLEASANT furnished front room adioin-
ing bath in private family. for employed
person Lovely ueiEhborhood- no sick
Phone 2osfW- 1899 Nevada
GENTLENIAN can secure well furnished
bedroom. private home. convenience very
reasonable Convenient 20 four cars Ph-
25o1
HOUSEKEEPING and Sleeping rooms an
convenience hot and cold water; rea-
sonabie rates. clean and coc- Phone
Mrs McGm 7sesW.
HOTEL ALABAMA-Uncer new mana &C.
ment. - rooms o. solid comfort Steam
heat bot and cold running eater IN every
room Rates daily. See. Tsc. 81 weekly
$50 up. 2I2 g. Oregon Phone 1852
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Dressnaking
HEMsTITCHING. PICOTEG-Union Dye
Works. as n. Stanton. OPP. E-P.s-W- ltE-
SEWING for Children. laystts. p. SIS.
SEWING NEATLY DONE-Phons sea
DREssMAKING-isIs wyoniaE. Ph- stst
DREsSliAKING. renodeIinE. Ph- 2ss4W.
DRESSMAKlNG reasunahie. s1s Nagofnr
DRESs.IAKISG ana alteration, rsasonabis.
los f. Nevada Phi 5242
WANTED-sswinE. An work guaranteed
Prices reasonable 1uIa e Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Housekeeping ROOms-Furnisbed

Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
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ROOMS close ln- Phone 5sor3I.
10 W BLVD and roona
TWO WELL furnished Mons Phone $50
HOUSEKEEPING rooms SoI y. camp6ell
CLEAN Hkg- rcoms. zoos y. Florence.
HkG- rooms. 1905 Megoffln. Ph. teI5J.
FURNISHED front room With kitchene-
soI Arizona Phone 2s4fW-
FERT DESIRAPLE simmer rooms AZ
1919 Boulevard Phone 2ese.
LARGE FRONT EOOM VITA litchenet.
ground floor. Phone 70I1J-
FOR RENT-Tw0 furnished light house
keeping rooms z. W Bishop. 10 Noble
1 AND 2 Room Light housskseping. run-
ming water. wen furnished: clean. Phone
s52lW. 1907 y e Paso.
LARGE ROOM with Sleeping porch. beau
tifully furnished All colveniencea. 1lls
y. OREGON Phone s431-
Two LARGE cool front rooms furnished
well; good location 1918 Myrtle Phone
Two LARGE single apis. completely fur
nished FOR light housekeeping sos y
kansas
ONE LARGE houseisepiag room With
porch. quarter meter SIS Z. San An
tonic
BASEMENT ROOM fo- light houssEss5-
ing. water. lights. telephone and hot
baths furnished Suitable FOR gentlemen
alone Sc-5o per week SIC MaEoffin-
FRONT LIVING ROOM. kitcheust and
Fiassed sleeping porch In 1900 block Mon
taua- Newly tinted and furnished Phi
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfuruished
: OF ; ROOMS Win an aad slsepiaE
porch. l2s Tohln Pace. Phone sass
For Rent-ROOms Furnished
FLRNIsHED rooms. az arizona St
EooMs-Hotel Franklin. 214 san Jaclnto
COCO room 81 w. 422H 2. san Antonio.
FUR BEDROOM-Ph. ss30W. after pm
FRONT room close h. 81 y. 81 Paso.
NICE room. sleeping porch. adjoining
bath: quiet 6I2 ? Nevada
VERY DESIRABLE sumner rooms al
l5l2 Bou-eyard. Phone 3se9-
NICELY furnished large front room. pri-
vate home 1905 Montana
ROOM In private family Tor party en-
n-ore1 ~ Arizona-
PLEASANT bedroom adjoining bath. close
IN % party employed Phone 1855
LARGE nicely furnished room Tor lady
OF gentleman close In. private home use
% teiephone. SOS Mesa Ave
Why DESIRABLE bedroom. clean. quiet
cool. q minutes walk 20 postofHcss rea-
sonahle rate 10 sick IL " stanton
FOR RENT-NIce bed room for gentle
man. convenient 20 bath. reasonable No
sick. 209 W. Rio Grande.
THE WESTIOORE
Very desirable room for young man. with
ban and sleeping porch 5ss ". Missouri
ROOMS FOR ladies or gentlemen IN High
land Park Finest location. Breakfast IL
desired Phone s25oJ.
FRONT BEDROOM. adjoining cath: also
garages private family. 1919 Tularosa-
Phone 2b51R-
CHOICE corner room. furnished. with
sleeping porch and bath privileges. In pri-
yate family 1924 E Rio Grarde- Phone
lss5W-
HOTEL ROsLYS. IO9t5 S. OREGON. under
new management every room newly reno
waited, cool. clean place in heart Of city.
Nice place Tor particular people. Rates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Modern room brick bungalow
Elassed sleeping porch. screened
kitchen porch. Bargain for quick
sale Phone 1886
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

ID. T. H. MASIGAULT. clvil engineer ara
surveyor. 3215 Aurora ST. Phone 5ltlWs
VERNON l. sULLIFAN-Con5ultinE en-
Elneer. on mapl rad. lll Mlla 8-lE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

4 ROOM BRICK, 2 glassed porches.
modern, by owner; cheap; furnished
or unfurnished; terms Phone 5348-J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
UNrsUAL OPPORTuNITY-on -

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNTTY-On busy
Commerce street, Dallas, between
Southland and Adolphus. 50izXl00 feet
Tor sale Splendid location for Cafe
and Hotel or office building. Sure 70
enhance in value. Meanwhile two
story brick building with little ex-
penditure win afford nice quarters for
immediate occupancy. Offered for
quick sale At an attractive figure
Charles H Platter, Dallas Phone
Main 1892
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
For Sale-City Property

FOR SALE BY OWNERS rool
house on Memphis street Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Special Notices
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DOD's BARBECUE-fIsa Mesa Ave.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ska
81. Acme Mst- & FEATHER Co. "a. i2lL
ACCORDION piaitins. hemstitchinE. picot-
ing- Mss Corun. s. Burkler BIZ Pm lsll
YOUR matiresscs renovated SIS ~. car
pets cleaned Erwin MfE- Co Phone no
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ska
81 Erwin MtE. C. ne
Nix. CHONLA-Woman's * crochet 4
tattinEs orders taken 100 y Campoe.L
CURTAINS, lace bedspreads. table covers.
Numbered; high class work quick service
special rates 10 pairs RicEmoud'E, lI61W-
NOTICE
EMBROIDERY worE done on six crepe o.
any kind Of goodL All kinds o. fancy
work made 20 order and promptly flled;
chlldren's clothes a speciality reasonable
priceL Call a. ss2a Douglas street Phi
f2Q3
ROACH POWDER-xiu thoss Iarge Uatel
reaches 81 your home. also for Gies-uou-
poison Guarantesd 20 do tbs work Or
FL PAsO SEED co.
Ee1-51z z. san Antonio s..
Just EAST % Cnurrhousc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

typewriter & office supply co-h1uE1E
aold. rented. repaired Agts. Corona hcyel
Oliver. Rubber stamps. as Mills 81 p. SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Ny pretty 5-room bungalow. 1901
Grant Avenue, 71-feet frontage. Built
BY me under architects plans and
supervision. Maple floors in living
room and dining ROOM all rooms hav-
ing many windows. Basement with
heating plant Built IN refrigerator
All modern conveniences. Tile bath
room with splendid fixtures. and full
glass mirror In door. Also fun glass
mirror IN front bedroom Living room
dining room separated with art glass
doors. Garage with runway. Price
s5T50o0. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Carpets Cleaned

cdRPTSTEE Nj TSsess, p, 7Sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
For Sale-MotorcycIes

HARLEY MOTORCYCLE
Agency supplies and accessories SMITH
MACH CO. 7I2 Kansas St Phi. ssl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Detective Agencies
EleehoIyds

The Ben williams Detective Agency. 81
~ N---o--- E-nE BIG p l-.------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Welding She's

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WELDiNG-The way o should Be do1a
promptly. any size Phone llal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Contractors
ChropoGfl

CHlHOPODlSI. switches made from con
lnEs Msrsy Furdy. 10 Buckier. Ph- 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

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DKAIGHoN'S-rhe largest between sa
Antonio and Los Angeles
GUARANTEE POSITIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Plumbers
So - Furnitnrr
Stove Repairing

STOVE REPAIRING-Nsw Parts u,ads
and carried FOR all makes Of stoves Z. j.
Peeler with D. & H Iron Works Cur 2
Elfrh and s Fiorence- Phone 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
For Rent-Room. nd Board


ROOMS ard beard. sf-iclly first class
Mrs C. 2. Leary. 2l4 s. Missouri
ROOMS with or without board. two blocza
from Mills Bldg, SIS n oregon Pa Isl
NICELY furnished room with board Tor
gentleman or couple 1913 n 2 PlEo-
Phone "a
NICELY furnishsd room WIth good board
table board 1ol1 E Nevada- Ph- 2lzl-
ROOMS, breakfast an modern couven-
fences; garage; Ideal sumner location- :
blocks Fort Bliss car 5712 Dyer. corner
Mckinley. Phone INV.
NICELY furnished room. s-ssping porch,
dinner n desired. private family Phone
sunny CREST sASATORIUM
Eo- Tuherrulosis-
Phone 1907
MOTNTAINAIR sanifariurn- AiamoFordo.
splendid. cool place FOR tn summer. Bear-
tlfui grounds. good food Jersey COW. mod
crate rates write for booklet
NATIONAL sASATORITM
Alamosorco. n 81
Private ccttases- private room wlth porch
Big shade trees pelirhtfuI place FOR the
summer. Wrils Tor particIla-s.
For Rsnt--StOrss and Offices
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FOR RENT-A large AID q small Office
10 the Herald Building Heat usEt and
JanifoF service furnished Reaaonahle
cates- Apply 20 the Auditor o. the Herald
FOR RENT
Store building 1lI120. fun basement har-
Ing 1880 square feet Close In on Texas
and Florence Reasonable rent
JAMES l. MARE & COMPANY
Phone f351-
sTOREROOMS FOR RENT
sos san Francisco. and basement 5000
-la san dlclllo 81 eal-l-
is u. knrssE ---..-..-----.- Oh
And several large warehouses WITH trlcE-
age. 90 good locations
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
Phone $500. "a Mills HltE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Just as advertised
SEE WILL MARR,
JAMES L. MARR AND COMPANY.
Phone 1880.

BARGAINS SUNSET HEIGHTS
$500. 0O-Four rooms. glassed S. P,
hardwood floors, built-in features.
best location Everything to make a
delightful home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

-FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
Large porchesi paving paid. close In
walking distance, can give imm ediate
possession, only $500. $50 cash. bal
mo- -Four room brick cottage. corner
lots. on car line; $3.50. 500 cash.
bal no.
FRANK +. cox. 90 CapIes Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
ed Rsl.r.ae. Badas.. DEseis.J
Beauty Parlors

DElIIT HUI
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Duclo Beauty Fariars American operltert
only. 30s Reynolds BldE phone 81
BRAIDs AND q RLs made from comb
LnE.. GILL;. halr cu-LLrE Amar-cll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Cleaning and Pressing

TEXAS CLEANING WORES-sl1 Te1aa
Phone z12a. Ross Bros. Propa
JAPANESE CLEANING WoREs-cIothsa
cleaners. Ph. szlL as san Jaelnle s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

FIRST CLASS room and board Phone
1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

SUPEEFLUOUs HAIB
HOLES. scar. facial hiemishes renewed.
SagEirE cheeks. mouth 20 nose iine1. cor
rect d MRS. GRACE A. BENSON
Is Bucklrr BIdE- Phnns tgL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

CAEPErS vacuum dried or steam cleaned
Dur-ley Carpet Cleaning Works Phoni
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
MISS CURTIS IS ACCORDED FINE
 RECEPTION
Gives Splendid Program at High School Last
 Night

Miss Vera Cameron Curtis, brilliant soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, was given hearty recep- tion at the Bridgeport High school last night when she appeared in an excellent program of folk songs, in- troducing several well chosen cOmpo- sitions of AIsace-Lorraine, Wales and Italy. A translation of the songs into the English was given each one present with the usual program, making the selections more interest ing and producing a greater appre- citation of their themes.
 In answer to the enthusiastic ap plause which followed every number, the artist graciousIy responded with selected encores. .'The Dying Harper" from the Welsh; '"The Steppe," by Rachmaninoff, and Aria" from "Cianni Schicchi,'' by Puccini were amongst her best. "Girometta," from the Italian, was a light. airy composition with high and low ranges of the voice in rapid success sion. This number earned the artist a number of curtain calls and an en- core.
 Debussey's "Cest't L'Extase Lang oureuce" was rendered with mastery, as well as "Tes Yeux," Les Enfants'' and AUX Morts pour Ia Patrie." Con- cluding her well balanced program with ''Ta1ly-ho,'' by LeOni, Miss Curtis was given the final appreciative ap- plause when she was called out again, and she pleased her audience by giv- ing When Pershings Men Go Marching Into Picardy."
 Willis filling ably assisted Miss Cur tis at the piano and shared the rounds of applause so heartily ac- corded the artists. Practically all of the prominent people of the city were noticed in the large audience, the majority of whom are ardent ad- mirers of Bridgeport's most talented daughter. Miss Curtis, who favors this city with a recital every ye~ was obliged to omit the annual event for nearly four years, offering her services at many a patriotic and char itable event.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
Jane And Catherine Lee
 Give Delightful Interview
Are Exceedingly Interesting Talkers-Know Much About Their Profession Lovers of Comedy
 and HumOr
and Hu1nor

Whats that?" was her rejoinder.
 We saw that Catherine did not
 know what schedule" meant, so we
 explained. Catherine seemed to study
 the word a moment as if bent on
 remembering it, then she replied with
 a smile, "Oh, you mean what we do
 during the day?"
 There is really no set program for
 us, you know. We get up at seven
 o'clock, report at the studio at g, work
 until lunch hour, then run up to our rooms, where it is nice and cool. The
 studio lights are very annoying, you know, and give a terrible heat, so we are glad to escape to our rooms at noon. Then we have a ham sandwich and huckleberry pie.''
 Catherine must like huckleberry pie, for she finished the sentence with great emphasis.
 The afternon is spent in the studio again and at five o'clock they go home Both children like the movies and the stage. They enjoy Mack Sen nett comedies and musical comedies and anything that makes them laugh. Whenever they have Q chance they go to the movies.
 ''Do you like to see yourself in the movies, Catherine?"
 T think it's fun. Of course we go to see our own pictures, because we want to find out if there are any mis- takes and if we can improve our work. Mother always takes us to see anything that is new and then we try and initiate the new act or new stunt and make it even better than the one whom We saw. That's how we always know the latest things and do them even better than the others.'' Mrs. Lee travels with her children and is their counsel, friend, manager and chum. They have no father.
 Jane and Catherine entered the movie picture profession nearly five years ago, and they love the work. They have priavte tutors who look after their education and recreation and are
 exceedingly happy. They are both at
 ;ractive. have interesting personaH- ties, splendid takers, intelligent, and
 are altogether unspoiled from the
 great popularity they have gained in their profession. There is nothing else in store for them but a most bril- liant and fascinating career.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
ZONE GRAB WASTING
 $500 900 \ YEAR
(Ncw Haven Leader.)

(Ncw Haven Leader.)
 Disregarding the fact that zone fare grabs in New Jersey. New York and other states, have been disastrous failures, the Connecti- cut Co. is proceeding with it's zone fare grab in Connecticut.
 IL. D. Giim0ur. counsel for the New Jersey trolley company, says that the slowing down of the ser vice involved in the zone system and the consequent increase in the nunbeG. of car hours alone en- tails an additional cost of S60O,- GOO a year to the company.
 In addition. he said. it has been demonstrated that the increased checking and accounting caused by the complications of the zone system will cost S2OO. 900 a year.
 And this is the system which the managers of the Connecticut CO.-which company is confessed ly in financial Gistrcss-arc going to saddle upon the company and the people.
 In New Jersey. members of the Amal@amatcd Association of Street and Electric Railway Elm plOycs of America arc protesting against the zone system and the company agrees with the men that it is obnoxious. dangerous and mOney-lOsinG venture which should be discontinued at once.
 Trolley riders in this state are protesting against the zone grab, and yesterday the Connecticut CO announced a reduction of twelve cents in the proposed car fare be- tween Hartford and Stafford Springs, at the general offices of the company in their city. Where
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
CBy Rose FriedmanD

Because they are only two little tots, and because they have already gained such wonderful success in the moving picture world, Jane and Cath ertne Lee, and years old respec- lively, who are appearing in person for the remainder of the week at Polls theatre. are attracting a good deal of attention among young and old in the city. The children are not only versatile on the stage in their various characterizaions, but are yer satile in their thoughts and minds and know how to talk intelligentIy of many things concerning their voca- ton, and look upon it as business man or woman would look upon his or her position.
 They have learned many of the requisites that go to make up sue cess in their profession and are as eager to learn new things and even become better informed of their work, than they already astonishing ly are. To talk to Catherine, is like talking to a. young woman who is ser ious1y in earnest with her profession and is aiming to reach perfection in every way. Jane wisely listens to her sister and corrects her whenever necessary.
 It was a, pleasure to meet the two WOuueEluI NOuHSSleIS- 1neTe was a group of reporters in Manager Saun- der's office yesterday afternoon, each one was asking various questions tha. would be suitable to tell the public. Catherine did all the talking, while Jane amused herself by watching the interviewers and incidentally tried her ability at interviewing by firing a number of questions at the report CTS.
 Catherine is-very careful about what Is told to the public. She instinc- lively wants to know what the re- porter is going to write about her and rather surprisingly gave the reporters a tip by telling them to be sure and not write of the same incidents she spoke of.
 That will never do," said Gather inc, for each one of you to have the same thing. You must each write something different"
 What is your daily schedule?' Catherine was asked.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
Entertaining Features

as, the new fare was originally fixed at S5 cents, it will be 73 cents under a scale subsequently adopted.
 At the same time the proposed fare between East Windsor and Hartford was reduced one cent, making it 20 cents.
 The Connecticut Co. managers are determined to force the zone grab upon the people, but the people can follow the example set by the people of New Jersey and teach the trolley managers a less on they will not soon forget.
 The people of New Jersey re- fused to ride in the trolley cars they walked or rode in the jit- ncyS.
 Very soon the trolley managers began to squeaI for help-losing money at tIae rate of S2O,OOO a day was an experience they did not like a bit.
 The people wouldn't stand for the grab in New Jersey and they should refKse to submit to it here.
 Walk!
 Use the iitncS!
 Do that and the obnoxious zone system will soon be exteTminated from this state.
 The zone system means waste, delay, inconvenience, danger!
 It means mere and unnecessary burdens piled upon the people by officials under whose management the trolley properties and trolley service have gone from bad to worse.
 Tine people have the remedy in their 1yn hands and they can use it effectively if they will.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31
'TTTDTT[TITTII,IgIIHIIII

to see me end told me of your won- derful medicine Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I began taking 1t, aad after taking six bottles feel well end strong, do my own work and do dressmaking for others. cannot speak too highly of your medicine and recom- mend 1t to others who suffer with female trouble. It is a Godsend to aiIing women, end you may uss ray name at any time. "-hdrs. PEEMILLA HULsIzER, 218 E. Fail St, Ithaca, NY.
 Women who suffer from any such ail- rnents should not fail to try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink hana'E Vegetable Compound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

oO SSAS LIldI ! CCulQ not raise my feet from the floor. Pains would shootdown my limbs and through my back, and the doctor said I had an abscess. I was in bed two weeks with an icebag on my side and expected any day that I might have to go to Q hos pital for an opera &s@A A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

His Arm and His GirI.-''Is it proper for young man to sit in railroad train with his arm around the shoulders of a girl, if he is en- gagged to marry her?'' (Answer.) It is not approved of by those who dic- tate the rules of good conduct in pub lie. Any sort of demonstrative love making, even the holding of hands, in public between young people is a violation of the laws of refined so ciety.