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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20
Ka Sake Turkai Apie
Save Padeti

leliais, kaip to reikalavo An
glija. Tai viena. Kita, pats
sultanatas negali ilgesniai gy-
vuoti Konstantinopolyj, kuo-
met europ6nai ant sio miesto
uzdejo savo rankas.
"Prezidentas Wilson's nesi-
laiko teisyb6s turkQ zvilgsniu.
Mes jis reikalauja praSalinti
mus is Konstantinopolio. Tai
gi jis neteisingai atsinesa il i
nuosavus apsisprendimo prin-
cipus, mes Konstamtinopolis
yra turkQ miestas.I Turkija rel
kalauja armisticijos sulig to
ir kitQ >trylikos principQ pos
mQ.
"Turlija Siandie kuone bal
giama smaugti melagystemis
prieSininku, katrie uznuodije
visa pasauli prieS Turkija.
kad niekas nedrista pakelti
protesto, kuomet turkams da-
roma didela neteisybe.
Nacijonalistu klausime.
"Kas palyti nacijonalistq,
iu buvo neperdaugiausia If jie
taikingai atsinese ! okupaciJa
Smirnos. Kick palaukus jie
buvo priversti ginti savo ma
mus nuo grailzq uzpuelimo II
ju skaitIius staiga pradejo
augti did6jant priesininko vel
kimui.,
"Nacijonalistai pakilo ir
siorganizavo ne uzpuolimui
bet apsiginimui, il kuone
kiekvienam susir6mime uzpuo-
le.jams nepavyko. Talkinin-
kams buvo pasiulyta paskirti
neutrale komisija istirti zudy-
nes Marashe. Bet talkininkal
nesutiko su tue pasiQlymu.
Mes labai gerai zinome, jog
zuvo ten tukstanciai turkq,
kaip il tukstaneiai armanq:
Turkai nera angelai. Bet toxic
n9ra ir Iitu rasiQ zmones Tur-
kijoje.
"Amerika buvo kvieGiama
pasiqsti kariuomene Arme-
Mia su tikslu sulaikyti zudy-
ma armenQ. Nuo to laiko, kaip
Armenijoje gyvuoja valdzia,
armenai ten nuzude Simtus to-
toriq. Bet niekas neparagino
Amerikos pasiusti kariuome-
ne apdrausti totorius.
i Armenia pranesa pasau-
| liui apie tukstancius nelaimin-
gu armenq, issisklaidusiq po
Mazaja Azija. Bet podraug
nutylima apie tukstancius
musulmanp pabegeliQ, kurie
| 1Syyti IS .namQ Af1neIllJoJe.
Pinigai armenams.
"Amerika pristote tukstan-
eius dolieriq arm6nu paselpai.
-labdaringiems tikslams< Bet
armenai praleido simtus TUX
stanciu dolieriu propaganda.
Armenai savo turtus pavartc=
/ ia skelbimams If tue paciu lai-
ku reikalauja ismaldos. Argi
Amerikai tas nebutq zinoma, !"
/ Parysius, bal. 19.-Prancu-
y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20


draug jie pazymi, kad pagal
tarptautiniQ istatymq jis taip
gall padaryti. Tx negalima
jam siqsti apginkluotQ karei-
viQ. Sulig istatymQ, Carranzos
kareiviai is Suv. ValstijQ !
Sonora per rubeziQ gall PEREZ
ii be ginklQ.
Beginkle kariuomene, su-
prantama, sonorieeiams nebai-
81. Ja tuojaus gall submit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20

Pastarieji atstovai buve Ma
skvoje il ten tureje konferen-
ella su paciu Leninu.
Internacijonalis suokalbis.
Radikalq konferencija Mu-
niche cia aiskinama taip,S kad
,bolSevikai nepaliauja suokal-
biave su tikslu pakelti revo-
lucia visam margam pasau-
lyj arba nors neduoti ramybes
kaikurioms didziulems viespa,
tijoms, Siandie nepakeneia,
MONS bolsevilq.
Nors rusq bolseyikQ vadai
oficijaliai tvirtina, kad jie at
sisake nuo visokios propagan.
dos svetimose salyse, bet taiE
nera.
Municho susIinkime, anot
pranessimu, Lenino atstovai vo.
lSieGiams il sturkams pazadejf
100000 kareiviQ.
Reiskia, lzad Maskvoie ga
minamas visas suokalbiavimu:
siqlas, gi kitur mezgamas tink
las.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20
PAzANGIUOJA SONORA
ARMIJA.
Apvalde visa Sinaloa valstija

Nogales. Sonora, bal. 10
Gen. Angel Flores Su 1000 So
noro$ armijo> uz6mi Culican,
SinaIoa <oStine. >uIig oficijalio
* Hermo>iIIo paSkelbimo.
Revoliucijonieriai marsuoja
ant Mazatlano, Svarbaus ST.
naloa uoSto. Is ten jie paskui
patrauk< ! Nayarit vaIStiiQ.
Tenai nori paimti toS valStiioS
Sostine Topic.
SakOma. kad $imtai buvuSiQ
CarranzoS kareiviU prisldeda
prize generolo Flores armijoS.
Jie turi >u >avimi piInQ iSren-
gima, menus ginkluS, amuni-
ella II maiSta.
Ruosiamasi prizes Carranza.
Du tukStanCiu Sonora ka-
reiviQ is Gia paSiQSta i Aqua
Prieta ir ! kitus mieStuS Suv.
VaIstiiQ parubeziaiS. Tenai jle
pakeIS kovq prizes CarranzoS
kariuomene, jei tokia butQ
siunGiama prizes Sonora per
Suv. ValStijaS.
Ant Southern Pacific de
Mexico gelezinkelio sulaikytas
pasazieriniQ traukiniQ vazine-
jimas. Juo vazin6s tik kares
traukiniai. JiS valdOmaS pa
clos Sonora respublikOs.
Neginkluoti kareiViai.
Sonora lyderiai astral prize
ssinasi Carranzos norui pasiQ-
sti savo kariuomene per Suv,
ValstijQ terjtorijas. Bet po-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20
Bolseviku atsinesimas.

Rusiios bolSevikQ valdzia
dar neiSreiSk6 savo nuomones
apie tas perversmes Siberijoje.
Bet, kick zinoma, bolSevikai,
regis, sutiks su tuo apsireiskiz
mu. Matyt, bolsevikai j atsi-
metusia Siberia taip atsines,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-20
Proklemacijos turinys.

PrOkIemaciiOje SakOma:
'PaliuOSuotQ plOtQ gyventO-
iai per Savo iSrinktuOSius at
>tOvu> nutarG:
|. Rad, turint omen6je ge-
o@rafini IL ekonomini SitQ plo-
tu SkirtrmQ nuo europin6s Ru-
~iioS, gyventojai Transbaikalo
ir Amuo apSkriciQ, pajuriniu
provincijQ, kaip tai Sachalino
II KamGatkos II aplink KIM
jos gelezinkeli. Suomi per sa-
vo parinktuS atStOvus paSl-
~kclbia nepriklauSomi vakari-
nei reSpublikai (bOlSevikinel
RuSijai).
,. Kad nepriklauSomoj ryti-
mes Siberijo> respublikoj val
dzia turi but demOkratin6,
gvarantuOjanti laiSve viSQ
<luog<niQ gyventojamS.
Rinkimai parlamentan.
,. Kad dabartinG valdzia
yra provizijonaI6, kuri turl
pa$kelbti rinkimuS Steigiama-
lin SuSirinkiman. kuriam turl
but atstovaujamos visu nacijo-
nalistQ partijos; kad dabarti-
nei valdziai turi but suteikla-
ma politikiniu ir militariniQ
priemoniQ panaikinti visokia
reakcijq.
+. Kad provizijonal6 valdzia
atSiliepia j visus buvusius
Kolcako il Semionovo oficie-
rus, paragindama JUGS padeti
Savo ginklus il sug1yzti prize
ramiojo darbo, IL kad mirties
bausm6 panaikinama.
Bolseviku atsinesimas.
Rusijos bolSeviku valdzia
dar neiSreiSk6 savo nuomones
apie tas perversmes Siberijoje.
Bet, kick zinoma, bolsevikai,
,.,,.: -,,4,l--, -, 4,,n opcIpn1S y1 y
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Cfe u ~ Re0O CO
(sTehTskc9 1851

Mich, drug store. Wishing to get her
goods into a department store; she
made an offer to the buyer of the
biggest one in town, and right there
she had an opportunity to test the
cash value of a pleasant persona lily,
for she was placed in the back of the
store right beside the elevators. But,
even with a poor location, her sales
more than doubled those of the other
demonstration in the front of the store,
From Grand Rapids, Mrs. Sturt-
ridge went to Cleveland and finally
won her way to New York, where she
gradually climbed to the position of
sales manager for the eastern dis
trict.
Eyes, natural selling ability had a
good deal to do with it," Mrs. Sturt-
ridge admits, "but the smile was the
principal factor-not the flabby, fac
cid smile thats says Tn trying my
sou1ed, honest-to-goodness smile that
says Tn glad to see you, and I'm
going to tell you what [ truly believe
about my goods That kind of
smile goes long way toward sue
cess, so I always try to keep one on
my face during business hours.
'tAny girl can reach the executive
desk if she will smile and keep at her
work and not be afraid of putting in
little overtime, grabbing the little
opportunities for progress as they
amble along. Selling is the creates
art in business today and the sales
departments of business hold out the
best rewards for women as we'll as
men. But you've got to be pleasant
to get emf
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darkness and natural excitement
arising from the situation.
The police Immediately endeav-
ored to connect the man with Paul
Cabling, the man who escaped from
the Whalley avenue Jail yesterday
morning, while the coroner was max
ing his finding holding him respon-
sible for the murder of Patrick Sui
Ivan on East street in July.
She was not able to say, however,
whether the man had been wearing
khaki, as Cabling was, although she
said that her impression was that the
clothing worn by the man was of a
light color and the handkerchief used
as a mask precluded the possibility
of deciding whether the intruder was
white or colored.
A general alarm has been sent out
in connection with the case, as it is
opined by the authorities that such
action as that described by the young
woman would be what might be ex-
pected from Cabling, although where
he might have obtained a revolver
is problematical.
Cabling is undoubtedly a desper-
ate man, and is of the type unlikely
to hesitate as placing another crime
to his credit should the opportunity
offer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
WORLDS WHEAT
CROP is BELOW
1919 ESTIMATE

Estimates of the worlds wheat
production this year Indicate a small
ler harvest than in 1919. The crop in
North America aggregates 2S.9 mil
lion metric tons, about 1,o75, 900. 600
bushels, against 800 in 1918, and 20. 8
during the five years from 1914 to
The International Institute of Asri-
culture, batng its prediction on
August I conditions, says:
y Belgium, Spain, Italy, Switzerland,
Canada, United States, British India,
algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunis is
estimated to produce 4S.9 million
metric tons, as compared with 400
Emtllions in 1919 and an average of
POI million during the five years
Hungary reports a wheat yield
within the treaty frontiers of 930, 900
tons: comparative data unavailable.
mo definite estimates are to hand
from other countries, but the wheat
crop is reported as good in Bulgaria,
denmark, France, Luxembourg, Meth
leriands. Rounnania, serbia-Crotia-
Germany, Scotland, Ireland, Poland
and Czecho-Slovakia, belowaverage in
England and Wales.
THE area under wheat in Australia
Is reported as At million hectares, 55
per cent larger than last years and
III per cent. above the average 1914
rs to 1888. Information under
date of August IT reports weather
'aHo crop as BOOQ.
Since compilation of above report
the United States crop has been re-
duced 100000 bushels by drought
lin the northwest.
Broomhall reports that the Indian
government is preparing to release
100000 bushels for exports, which
DIT would not do if the outlook for its
harvest in April, 1921, were doubtful.
Argentina has had some good rains,
but the price has advanced there in
past few days, which would indicate
that the crop outlook Is not wholly
satisfactory yet. Australia has fair
J prospects at present.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
Masked Bandit Tries
To Hold UP Hospital

New Haven, Sept 22.-Armed with
a revolver, a man wearing a red
handkerchief over the upper part of
MS face attempted to hold up the Of
nee OF Grace hospital just after dark
ness fell last evening.
me young woman in charge of the
office at the time saw the man APP
preaching the office from the door
way, and, as he was acting in a sus-
pic1ous manner, watched his move
1nents. He passed by the office door
and proceeded to a window where he
started to level his weapon in the di-
rectton of the young woman. While
Still approaching the window he ap-
pears to have stumbled and fallen
and this seems to have so alarmed
MIN that he made away, apparently
across the hospital grounds.
An alarm was Immediately given
rput the intruder could not be found,
and the police of Howard avenue
precinct, who had in the meantime
been notified, were soon on the scene
and joined in the search. Traces of
the mans presence were apparent.
nut he could not be found
Inc young woman was not able to
give a very detailed description of
Nne intruder, both a result of the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
MIXING OIL AND SODA WATER

Physics and experience teach us
that oil and water won't mix, but
Miss Lillian E. Yeager, of Fullerton,
Calf, has proved that not onlv will
oil mix with soda water (figurative-
ly speaking), but that the combina-
ton will yield returns on the invest
ment of comparatively little capital.
Miss Yeager was bookkeeper
But she wanted to get into a business
of her own. She had no very definite
ideas about what kind of a business
it was going to be. That didn't mat
ter much The big point was that
for she was confident that she could
make a go of almost anything in
the commercial line to which she
capital of SIS, Miss Yeager finally
determined to open an automobile
cit never occurred TO me that TAX
ing apart and putting together a car
might stump me, so I just naturally
learned to handle them. It wasn't
long before I realized that the big
money would come from selling ma
chimes, and I went to headquarters
to secure the a agency for well-knoWn
make.
&c The way for you to start in is
to get one car at time, sell it and
then stock another they told me. But
I couldn't see it thati way. I ordered
a carload of machines, got 'em and
sold EN- W1tn1n three months. Ina [
was four years ago. Since then l
have sold more than 275 machines.
"The soda water idea was born of
the fact that I noticed people killing
time while they waited for minor
repairs to be made. Why not give
them some other place to spend their
money while they're buying oil or
laying in a supply of gas, I asked
myself Now, the gas-and-oi1-and-
soda fountain is doing a tidy little
business of it's own and my original
SIS has multiplied like a pair OF
Guinea nipS'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

DlSCT1CC OIL SOUnSClICul
In the Matter of SAMUEL j. COP
POLA, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
Upon Petition for Discharge.
Notice is hereby given, that Samuel
J. Coppola of Stamford, in the County
of Fairfield, and State of Connecticut,
has filed his application dated July 5,
1920, for a discharge from all his
debts in bankruptcy, and that all his
creditors and other persons interested
objecting to- such discharge, may at
tend before John Keoghs Referee in
BANKRUPTCY. acting as Special Master,
at the County Court House. Bridge
port. Conn, on Oct. %, 1920, at 1870
a. M. then and there to examine the
bankrupt and to show cause, if any
they have. why such discharge should
not be granted and to determine
whether or not to authorize the trus-
tee to interpose objections to such
Referee in Bankruptcy and Special
Master.
discharge. JOHN KEOGH,
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. %, 1920. a.
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DIED.

this city, Sept %, 1920,
Mary L. Larkin.
friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Ellen Maggie. 267 Madi-
son avenue, on Friday. Sept. "a, at
$3.50 a. m, and from st. Augustines
church at 8 a. m.
Interment ST. Michaeps cemetery.
Automobile cortege. 1872 b"
TANNING - In this city. Tuesday,
p Sept. 81. 1920, Ellen Scanlon, be-
loved wife of Michael II. Tanning,
aged 81 years, months, days.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. 90
Fairview avenue. on Friday morn
ing, Sept. "a, at $3.50, and from St.
Patrick's church. where a solemn
high mass of requiem will be offer
ed for the happy repose of her soul
at 0 o'colck.
Burial in st Peters (new) ceme-
terry. Danbury, Conn. Automobile
cortege.
Hartford papers please copy.
n n,
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Ct)e D ~ Read @
HN EasaAGesse aesz -
Two Year Old Title
Decision on Saturday

Havre De Grace, Nd, Sept. ga
It seems possible that the two-year-
old championship will be definitely
settled here Saturday in the running
of the $4,000 Eastern Shore Stakes.
a six-furlong dash. for which the
real contenders for the title have
been named. Among these are James
W. McCleliand's Leonardo H., win
ner of the Hopeful, and Harry PAYNE
Whitney's Tryster. winner of nurner-
Gus stakes. Neither of the two has
yet been defeated. IF these two start
and one of them is returner the win
ner the race will be generally ac-
copied as having decided the cham
pionship.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
CDe } d Read CO
<~e~kfS~k><1 H3E2
The store closes daily at 6 o'clock
Long Cloth
<exAkI&Aeo 1851

It is long time since we had such nice piece OF
white long cloth to offer at this price that we
feel it is worth talking about. Women know how.
uncertain cotton fabrics have BEEN but this really Is
of quality that will prove good buy 1t IS just the
right weight, with smooth chamois finish and Will
make both dainty and practical 'underga1ments Ior
women and children
The width is 36 inches
80 cts yard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
THE CASH VALUE OF A SMILE

A weIl-known public utility adver-
tises that 1.-The voice with the smile
wins" Mrs. Grace Sturtridge,s east
ern salesmanager for one Of the big
toilet preparations companies, has
proved that the slogan is true, for ac-
ording to her own admission. her
smile has been the biggest factor in
enabling her to rise from a $15-a-
week salary to one of five figures a
year.
a demonstration in Grand Rapids,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Connecticut.


District of Connecticut
In the Matter of CHARLES GRIM
WOOD, Bankrupt-SIn Bankruptcy.
Upon Petition for Discharge.
Notice is hereby given. that Charles
Grimwood of Bridgeport, il the
County of Fairfield. and State of
Connecticut, has filed his application
dated Aug. 27. 1920. for a discharge
from all his debts in bankruptcy, and
that all his creditors and other per-
sons interested, objecting to such dis
charge, may attend before John
Keogh, Referee in Bankruptcy. act
ing as Special Master, at the County
Court House, Bridgeport. Conn, on
Oct. %, 1920. at IL a. M. then and
there to examine the bankrupt and to
show cause. if any they have. why
such discharge should not be granted
and to determine whether or not to
authorize the trustee to inteIoose OBJ
jections to such discharge.
JOHN KEOGH.as-
Referee in Bankruptcy and Special
Master.
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 20. 1920. az
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

Secretary Daniels, speaking before
the Fifteenth International Congress
against Alcoholism in Washington last
night, declared that world wide pro-
hibition can be brought about
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
Black Silks and Satins
for the Fall and Winter

It VIII be good
news TO women that
prices for silks are
much lower. In fact
there is a return to
those remote days
''before the war;
with which we are
all SO apt to make
unhappy compan-
sons. Notice in the
lists following that
prices are much less
than a year ago. To
judge Of silk one
must inspect the
piece personally.
The look and the
.sfeel'':' will deter
mine its quality. A
Taffeta or Satin,
which is heavylus-
trous, supple, ele-
cant in annearanca
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

11s CATHERINE ST, furnished
rooms single and double. All con-
veniences. Centrally located. Pri-
yate family; reasonable. I22 ss"
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effort to decipher their medieval
musical notation they had been vir.
tually lost
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
dwight Anchor Sheets

One Of the best known brands on the market
And it is because of their superior quality that we
can get but limited number at time. AT presenta
small lot is n and these neatly hemmed or with
hemsttched hens.
In three sizes:
Hemmed, y SO inches, at SGD
Hemstitched 81 x 80 inches at $3.50
Henstitched 80 x 80 inches at $3.75
Remembering the previous prices these one
can readily see a marked reduction
Third floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

4os STATE ST. neatly furnished
rooms. Steam heat, all improve
ments. Centrally located. Barnum
400. 1922 sSs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

SHIPPING CLERK Young mar
wanted as assistant in shipping ana
receiving department of wholesale
business. Address Shipping Clerk,
p. o. Eek So, Bridgeport. I22u*
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Want a bargain in mer-
ehandise2 Read Times Want
Ads. 3
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4ee AND TOT STATE ST. and Myrtle
Ave, furnished rooms and rooms
for light housekeeping. All i'm
provements, steam heat. etc.
I22 ass
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

al STATE ST. nicely furnished
rooms, all improvements, electric
lights and steam heat Central To-
cation. I 20 ass
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HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW SEVEN ROOM Colonial cottage
for sale cheap or exchange for good
two-family house. Bar. 1882,
Owner Fl S$u
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

and falling gracefully is queenly fabric and there is
hardly any other dress material to compare with it,
The Read Silk Section invites your attention
Black Taffetas 80 inches wide, eight qualities
beginning at \
S219 up to $3.50 and $500 yard
Black Satins 35 inches wde ten grades, ranging in
price from
$1.s9 up to $3.50 and $500 yard
Black Satns 40 inches wide, $3.50 and S. .95 yard
floor.
New Wares for the Housekeeper
Keystone Beaters which have full quart
graduated jars with rapidly revolving wire whip
beaten, S225
Pyrex Ware Frames made of heavy wire and in
sizes to fit Prex dish. Enclosed in of these
frames hot dish is easy to handle and this prevents
burning the hands, IS cts each
Tin Caps for ketchup or root beer bottles
cts a dozen
Rockingham Ware Pitchers (Which is an old
fashioned brown ware) and is ideal for in
refrigerator pantry. Two sizes 1 and 3 OTIS,
SO and rs cts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
TODAY'S WANTS

TO RENT-A beautiful front corner
room to rent. with excellent home
cooking, in large private residence;
best locality. all conveniences. for
two refined gentlemen; also garage.
Bar. 1853. I II do
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
FURNISHED ROOMS.

542 STATE ST, large and single
rooms and rooms for light house.
keeping. All improvements. Rates
reasonable. I22as~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
The Wool Plaids for Skirts
attract great interest

No article Of the
wardrobe is so use
full as the separate
skirt. These plaids,
gay or sombre,
according to the
taste Of the wearer
serve SO many
occasions, business,
sports or travelling.
Such a skirt is
splendid for winter.
1t not only looks
warm and sensible,
but it is warm and
sensible as well as
very stylish.
Prices from
.-..- -
$500, $500 and up
Third floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
Cereal Sets

of a very fine quality
CHINA decorated and
neatly stenciled. Set
includes:
6 Cereal jars
6 Spice jars
1 Salt jar
1 Vinegar bottle
/ Oil bottle
$3.50 the set
Basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

TO RENT-Five rooms, all improve
ments, 1913 Orchard st. Adults
only. 40 BE-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

Third door.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22
Warn Bathrobes

for children
Beacon Flannel is wonderful material and many
people have been grateful for it's soft vevety finish
The designs most attractive figures and pla1ds IN
tan, Copenhagen blue, raspberry, orchid and rose.
For little children aged to years. S55o and So.to
For larger children, 8, 10, - and IA years,
$475 to $3.50
Second
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-22

FXPER FENCED MAN on single
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necessary. Good chance for the
right man; state wages and expert
ence. Address Meriden Paper Box
Co, Meriden, Conn I21 de