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The Washington times., 1920-02-07

Dear Miss Jordan-Please write
an article about reputation. Tell
us what IT means and how much
it counts for. DONALD b.
" OUR reputation, Donald, is
the general estimate held
of you by those who know
you or know about you.
Long ago one William Shake
speare told us the value of repu-
tation. No one has since bettered
his words, and / cannot answer
your question more helpfully than
by quoting what he said:
Good name, in man or woman,
dear my lord,
Is the immediate jewel of their
souls.
Who steals my purse steals trash;
tits something. nothing;
Twas mine, tits his, and has been
slave to thousands.
But he that filches from me my
good name
Robs me of that which not enriChes
him
And leaves me poor, indeed"
Here's. another quotation, this
time from an up-to-date source.
A certain well-known captain OF
industry was speaking to me of
vacancy in his office.
BLANK applied for the place." he
said. ain most respects he is the
ideal man for it. He has exactly
the experience and the ability we
are looking for. But, of course, l
couldn't take him."
I knew very we'll why he couldn't
take Blank, but / did not wish to
admit that l knew. SO asked the
question. The Captain of Industry
grinned understandingly as he an
swered:
Because he has the reputation
of being the best-hated man in
New York." he said. Because
every good man I've got would
kick against working with him."
Two Regulations.
Blank, you see-had two repu-
tations-equally deserved. He was
known to be an extremely able
man in his line Of work. Unfortu-
nately for him, he was also known
TO be intensely dislibed by his as
sociates.
The reason for Blanks unpopu-
larity was understood by anyone
who talked to him for five minutes.
His manner was most unfortu-
nate. He put on what men call
side" He was as vain as a pea
cock,
Combined with his colossal
ogotism was an open lack Of faith
in the ability Of any one else.
Those who met him expressed to
others their opinion Of these quail
The Washington times., 1920-02-07

Y" through long course 10
w train our lawyers, doctors,
teachers and preachers: but our
policemen just happen. "Six feet or
more and handy with a club" that
is the test-the same as II has been
since 1915. What can be done to
break down this tradition?
Every large city high school
should offer a course In construc-
tive policing and in the prevention
Of crime. This. as elementary work,
should be followed by an advanced
course of the kind in some good
college.
In a certain typical American
city of a quarter million the aver
age number of reported hold-ups
and house rbbberies for a recent
week was sixteen. Many go unre-
ported, as too common to be con-
sidered as news" I'D.
In some respects the Boy Scouts
would, make more of success IN
patroHng n city than does the aver"
age police force. These young red
bloods are out for a cleanup from
the beginning. l know an organi-
cation of 100 Scouts who are edu-
eating their members how not to
go wrong. There is not a single
young tough among the number.
To be tough is to be unpopular, Is
perhaps to be rejected by the order,
and that is worse than going to
jail.
Boys OF Scout age and high school
youths are keen in their ability to
detect wrong motives and Wrong
- Il oil al M
lar to that OF the Scouts TO be set
up o. a standard, and you have a
set of rules for moral and spiritual
guidance. $751;.
When is a child developing nor
mally and hopefully in the direc-
tion OF a substantisl adult citizen1
Just when are his acts OF color7
What lines Of duty, effort and con-
tinuous guidance are to be regard
ed as standards OF progressH All
this we can answer as definitely as
we can outline course in the
three RS for the ordinary child.
The real police work of every city
should be in charge of scholars
and educators. Men and women
trained in the psychology OF hu-
man development and In methods
OF human welfare, as suggested
above.
In the course OF forty-minute
lesson the class in preparation for
creative policing, could be taught
how to sketch and map on n city
so as to show its crime breeding
places and its lack of character
breeding institutions in certain ter
ritorial parts. within the course
OF n brief term of such a study the
youth would emerge into an entire
ly new consciousness of society and
Of social progress. His impulse
would then be strong to do a CON
struCtive part In the building OF n
better human. welfare. He would
thus finally become real modern
policeman and rank In intelligence
with the lawyer, the physician and
the minister.
The Washington times., 1920-02-07
TheBestKind
OfPOHcen1en
BY DR.. VIM. A. McKeever,
Professor In the University of Kan
sas and a Noted Educator.

re begin early and continue
through a long course to
train our lawyers, doctors,
The Washington times., 1920-02-07

prepared thes at her own expense.
But, as stated before, each host
ess only entertained once IN n
while, and no more than three
items were permitted. And our
hostess decided 60 serve chicken
salad with rolls, coffee, and cnoco-
late layer cake.
The Washington times., 1920-02-07

Dear Miss Jordan-Please write
an article about reputation. Tell
us what 1t means and how much
1t counts for. DONALD b.
The Washington times., 1920-02-07
The SHORN LAMB.

"why did wilkins decide to stay
In the army?"
HE didn't see any other way OF
getting an overcoat this winter
The Home Sector.
The Washington times., 1920-02-07

for these essentials. This eliml-
mated the expense of renting these
things each time.
The day before the party, the
room was put in order, the tables
and chairs placed, and the cards
counted over. Then the refresh
ments were prepared. The hostess
The Washington times., 1920-02-07
EXIT THE BUCK.

wonder why all these ex-soldiors
are leaving Whingville?"
They heard the city was going to
adopt the commission, form OF gov
erriment."-The Home Sector. f.
The Washington times., 1920-02-07

Pictorial Review Patterns
on sale at Roland Wallsce's
Cigar and News Stand, 928
9th 81. N. w. ... ,, !
The Washington times., 1920-02-07
Watch For This Story in Motion Pictures

"April Folly soon to be seen in leading motion pic
ture theaters, is Cosmopolitan production released
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Scenario by Adrian Johnson. ;- :; E,,s =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

. Cind sa piece cei din urma reprezentanti al eur
tel imperiae de Austria, Napoleon Isl abuse aminte
de Elena 81 trmise dupa Gu gind so trimita Gu
suta easel de Austria pima la Vena 81 de acolo pima
IA Galati Gu corabe, sub ingrjirea authorization
austrace.
Elena prim vesea Gu bucure amesecata tea
ma. Sc gindea ca daca convorbire mai indie
lungata cu Napoleon poate cunoaste care deo
sebire intre 81 pc usurpase 81 devenind
banpitOr sd descopere ca nu- adevarata Elena Du
mitrascu Pima doua ri cind trebua sa sc prezinte
jnantea imparatului fost intro vcsnca framintarc
In scara acea comunicat lu Emil ca este chenata la
palat 81 pusera la Gale demcrsure pc carl trcbuau sd
He faca Napoleon sa fe pus in current despre ubire
lor. Elena il dascali pc Emil ca la daca il ntre
ba 1mparatul ca de cind facut cunostnta Gu ca sal
spnie ca numai' de vre-o trei saptamin
doua ri, la orele 10 dimineata, imbracata in
doliu val des pc obraz, Sc preznta la palat Gu
inima palpitind de fndoiala 81 de teama.
Napoleon 0 prmi in biroul sau de lucru 81 dupa
Ice Elena inclina inaintea lu invita- Sc seaza pc
|un scaun, 81 ii zse:
II ,,Vrei sd mergi acasaa's
b Da majestate, mi-e dor de tara 81 de sora -lneas
fespunse Elena ridc1nd valul ca sd Sc vaza ochii,
leu d voce tremurata, aproape perdpta.
lE ,Daca vrei atnnci pregateste-te. Poimine al sd
eci fmpreuna oaspetii mel din viena Al trasu-
z dspoztie. fncapeti Gu totiis', Else Napoleon
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02
scrutind-o Gu privirea.

scrutInd-o privrea. ts<
,,Sunt numai Gu s soata nea din exilul in ca
re am stat. Cea l'alta barbat-su remin in Frafta
ae place aic. Au cu,npirat nosoara si Sc simt fe-
rlcti's, Use Elena Gu vocea mai siguri.
Napoleon, care privise pima atunci, Isl arunca
privlrea catre secretarul la mas alaturafa
facndu-i semn sd iasa 81 inccpu sa bata degeele
pc masa tactul unu mars Dupa cite-va minute de re-
flecte noarse privirea cdtre Elena dnpa prvi
cIte-ya momente zise zimbind:
,,Nu vreau sa te oprcsc, dar. mi-a face mare
placere daca al rcmne inca citeva lun in Franta 81
al vol sl ma servest Vad ca It'll preste china loastra
Teal ndreptat bine la fata. IN Modova starile STUNT
cam turbure E ccupata de Rus. Ce zicig"
,,Nu stu v'asi putea servi, maiastate" rias-
puHe Elena Gu un zmbet trist.
,,In misiune diplomatica. Am auzit ca vorbesti
limba greaca, italiana 81 spanola E adcvarat,
,,lnima lilene incepu sc bata Gu putere. Smtea
pn ficr pc SRA spnari. Sc gind ca Tmparatu d;
descoperit faptn ca substitute Elenei, cd site tot
81 incepu sal vna ameteda. Sc sforta din teate pu-
terile ca sa nus piarza cumpatul dar Napoleon vzu
paditatea pc ohrazu e 81 atribnind sarea e faptu-
ui ca vrea sd primeasca servciul 81 ii este rusne
sal spuie, urnla:
,,Daca mutt convinc spunemi, nu-i nici o suoa-
rare NJ trebue sd te nlfhnesti Vad "a teal schnbat
la fata Poate tie rauiss Sa ss|s'
nNu, majestate", zise Elena scotind VI suapin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02
ASp6Ctlh pictti C|iC8.


Pc drum spre plata mare I'M
t6lnesc Osteni GU cosurile incar-
cate Gu cireSe. 1ntreb pc unul
din ei cu cit vinde kilogramul.
- Trei lei Ultra de alca altoite |!
Icftin 81 bun
La auzul acestui pref, nici nu
mai stau la vorba 81 plec. Nu-i
vorba nici Olteannl "a parut
prea nemult tmnit ca nu s'a facut
tirgul.
In plata, pretul cireselor este
invariabil 6-10 lei gkr. Gu alte
cuvinte tfrgul e ,,ferm'' Gindin-
du-ma me!ancolic la vremurile
cind ,,Kila'' de cirese costa 90
80 bani, Ger eNplicatii unui vin-
zator.
Apoi de s'au naravit tara
nil la preturi mari.
= Da 81 vol va tineti bme -
spun eu nu va lsati mai prejos
ell lacomia.
Venimd un restaurator sd cum
pere cirese cu ,,ridicata'', lea
clmparat cu.6 lei kgr. len de-
tail Sc Wind eel putin 10 lei kgr.
La birt insa 20 de cirese costa
3 lei.
-Cartofii noui au ramas la pre-
tul de 4 lei 81 so bani kgr. Fa-
solclc 1912 lei kgr.
Nostima este indiferenta Gu ca
re iti raspunde vlnzatorul, cind
il intrebi de pret 81 cfna plec;
.fara sd cumperi tiSe ell bine ca
Bucurestii au un stomac formida
bill, asa cd n o sd ramina Gu mar
ia nevinduta.
Trrtfandale cum Sunt arden
grasi 81 dovlecii Sc gasesc destul
, de rar, 4pretul celor dintii este de
2 lei so bucata, lar dovlecii 3-
+ 4 lei 81 50 bani unul.
/ Mi de oameni din toate stra
turtle sociale Sc nnbulzesc in jul
rul tarabelor 81 vinzatorilor cari
privesc lumea GU acre de stapini
plictisiti.
Si aci sfidarea nouilor mboga
| titi lesne de observat.
Veniti in automobile sau ira.
surf da casa vezi imediat pc cei
Gu portofelul pin privind de sus
multimea nevoiasa care asteapta
sal viRa rfndul sd apuce cite
ccva mai ieftin. Exclamatiile d.
mirare supararea celor sara'ci I
face sd zimbeasca de sus.
El, b0gataSul nu sc ulta la
/, pret. sd fie lrlcrul ,,rarss 81 ,,cum
ii place..
Glumele pc socoteala acestora
nu lipsesc, dar autom obilele plea
ca incarcate 81 cei saraci sc ale2
doar cu sarcasmele!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02
/ INSULA HRhfCATA|
S - SAU ~
/ Imparatia Alnazoanelor
(Urnnare).
ROMAN DB: sG 3. PAsCU.

,,Ascltl, Rado Cind team inferat am avl,t de
gnd So tc trnit in sclavie imprcuna femeia care
mia srobit fericrca In urma yazndute ca tie supui
voincor mcc s ini est credincioasa team iertat
81 mann hotart 81 te iau Gu mine ac,lsa. Se1nnl pc
il port pc spatc foarte rusinos 81 dispretuitor
Prin e Sc dovedese Cd al fost scava de haremuri 81
sa sti ca 81 act prn pot sa dovedesc ca
am rcscnnparat della un negustor de scavi. Daca te
port bine Gu mine ini vel Fl crcdincioasa ni1eni
de Iecrednta trecutul tau va Fl dat pc fata 81
vel fl ocolita 81 dspretuta de toata lumea Al nteles
ce tram spus!'
nDa, duduie, am 1nteles 81 al sa vezi ca iii sunt
oredncioasa 81 ma vol supnne in totul vontelor ma
tale Tram mai spus ca acasA ma pot duce Cd mi-e
eaa de tata 81 de frati Vasilca mi fagaduise Cd ma
tine pc Inga ca, dar ma npac mai bine "a natale ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

Serbarilc Gu casatoria lni Napoleon Gu prntesa
Maria Louisa dc Austria fos cele mai stralucite
din cite au avut loo pima atunc in astoria omcnir
prileju casatOrei nlui monarch Franta 81 Napoleon
pc vremea acca in Guinea glorie. Toata Europa
trcmura la auzul numclui lui Napoleon afara dc
gele Engiterei, toti fmparati, regii 81 prnt erau
vasali lu Singur 1mparatul Rusei pastra oare care
neatarnare dar 81 81 slit sal maguleasca 81 sa Sc
nguseasca pc l1nga el sa fe disgraat 81 sd nu
dca prcj la un nou razboi.
Aproape sase saptamini tnut alaiu mese ban
chete reprezenta eatrale receptuni 81 alte festiyi
tat Franta era in der 81 uitnd pc Iosefna care con-
tfbuise foarte mutt Ia inatarea ui Napoleon 81 ia
Ri, adora 81 preamarea pc 1parateasa della ca
re nadajduia sa capete mostenitor pentru tronul
frante cobortor direct al gorosului nparat, noroc
pc care nu Ia avut Iosefina, nenorocta sotie lui
Napoleon, care la nalat pc treapta cea mai malta pc
care SO poate urea un murtor dupa acea III culaa
gloriei g paraseasca, sd desparA de ea fiipd,a
nui daruisd un ccpiL = 80
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02
LA CARNE sTAGNATIE.

In hala de carne, pretul rami
ne cu slabe fluctuatii 13-14 le
kgr., carne de yaca 15--16 LEI, dc
miel lar pc o tablita cetesc
,,Carne de pore, fara alegere 1:
lei's. Carne din belsug, dar lumt
putina.
Esind din hale vad un grllf
de oameni agitandu-se. Credean
ca 'vinde acolo cine site ce ali
mente ell pref maximal; dar nj
erau de cit niste olteni, earl 81
gramadeau la s,placinta calda"
,,Ikb5nla Obs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

in dosul unci tejghele un ne
gtlstor voinia 81 rumen raspunde
umarit celor earl ii solicita favoa-
rea unei jun. kgr. de peste.
Nam. nh vedeti?! Stunt eu
de vina = Mai pot eu traig! Cinl
sd cistige 81 omul un ban, statul
in loc sd me dea noua pestele ca
sal vindean poporului, il da circi
marilor 81 co0perativelor. Ma, de
ce nu cumEparati acoloY! Va frige
Gu pretul hai'!
.Vorba omDlllui fost convinga
toare; femeile All plecat. 1ata in
sa ca 0 doamna nostima, prives-
te Gu jind la tablitele, carl in
dica pretul pestelui, .ce nu mai
este.
Omul nostru, Gu multa buna-
vointa ii face semn:
- Poftiti, conita, mai gasim no.
o bucatica. CesDumnezeu? De ca
re poftiti?
Dar cum clienta tace, negusto
rul scoate un crap de vre-o 2
X gr sill acopera repede cu mu.-
ta discretie.
Cit il IA fl p!atit, n ann putut
vedea; totul sc face GU mutt
tact 81 mai ales tainic!
Preturile indicate au fost mr.
matoarele: crap lei $50 stiuca 4.
20, lin 4 ciortan $3.50 etc. In
genere numai peste mic.
fntru in vorba Gu gardistul ha-
lei, pl6nganhu-ma ca nu mai. ga
sesc peste: Gu IN ton grav, el
imi raspunde:
-Statul, domnulc, nu poate
sa-ti aduca pestelc acasa. De
cc il al VENT mai de dimineata
Ma prea fost mutt, da face 81 el
ce poate. Gel de vina ell dac;i
! Bucurestii are atitea gurig.
! Ma convinss ST.. y. ann plecat.
! IN HAI.A pc PAsERI.
Aci lume tf4 din ,,high-life"
! hulti c5arta 1ntovarasiti dc
servitoare. En- nu stau multi Ia
vorba, ci cumpara.
Pui 81 pasari sunt in cantitai
enorme. CImparatorii nu pred
multi, totus; preturile sunt mari
Sc vede ca legile fa1cute de CD
| vern suht moftnri pc linga ho-
!, tarirea nezdrunEinata de specuia
a vinzatorilor nostri.
Pretul perechei de pui variaza
! intre 26-32 lei. Perechea de bo
boci mai maricei 40-45 lei. Cal
nile 60-65 lei perechea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

Da dudue crede-ma ca ti spun din suflet, din toata
inima. TIE rog sd ma crez ca adineaori gresit 81
iti fagaduiesc ca n o sa mai gresesc.ss
,,Bine, sd vad. Dute de te cuca cal t1rziuss,
zse Elena zmbind multumta, 81 urcfndu-se in pat,
dupa esi Rada stnse umfnarea 81 sc asa furats de
somn care ii ingrcunase pleoapele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

In hala de peste elementul fe-
menin predomina: sunt fe1nei
sarace venite sa-Si c,Impere hra-
ma ieftina pentru ri.
Oar peste putin lumea 9
multa 81 nemultu enorma
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DC transport
BROIlanO-CthO-S|OVaCa.
= EA PRTvESTE SCH1MBUL
DE MARFURI. -

Ann anuntat la timp ca dele
gate a cailor nOastre ferate a
fost 'insarcinata sd aranjeZe intr o
conferinta tinuta in zilele de l.
Isl .16 cor. la Cluj, chestiunea in-
lesnirei traficului de marfuri in
ire RomInia 81 Ceho-Sloyacia. Con
ferinta Gu delegfatii guvernului ce
ho-slovac a continual apoi in Ca
pitala 81 ca a avut de rezultat 0
conventiune care S a incheiat III
tire ambele tari.
In linii generate conventiunea
incheiata prevede obligati titlnal
din partea drumului de fer echo
slovac ca, pentru transpOrtarca
marfurilor adresate acestoi t&ri
- este vorba pentru moment du-
pa cum am anuntat ieri de 2300
vagoane cu produse petro ;:cfe
: sd MISE puma la dispozitie cinci
locomotive Gu combustibilnl 81
personaluL necesar care sa as
porte aceste produse della Cnlri-
ma 81 Ploiesti la Giurgiu.
Gu aceleasi cimci locomotive
vor fl transportate pima in Bra
SOW. produsele petrolifere lesti-
nate fl eXportate in Ceho .Slo-
vacia, pc uscat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-02

In ce priveste transporturilc lie
marfuri din Ceho- -Slovacia, Gu ,lcs
tinatia pentru Rominia, pracnm
| 81 transportation marfurilor in
tralzit prin aceasta tara, destl-
nate tot noua, conventiunea in
lecheiata .eprevede -nrmatoa H.ie :
trenurile carl circula pc LIMA Be
regszasz- -Oradea- Mare sd nu fie
Gu vagoane goale. ci incarcate pi-
ma la eel putin patruzeci la suta
ell marfurl pentru Rominia.
Sc va da in special preferinta
transportation adresate autolita-
tilOr nOastre.
in sfirsit sia prevazut in a
ceasta conventiune, pentru inl3-
turarea eventualelor nereguli II
tonajul trenurilor, dreptul peli-
tru guvernul ceho-slovac dc a
putea delega la nevoie la Oradea-
Mare 81 Brasov, functionari dc
legatura.
Pc liniile ferate rominesti loco.
, motiyele vor Fl conduse de peso
, nal ceho-slovac, insotit 81 de 'te
, un mecanilc al C.. f. r., care GU
noaste liniile. Conventiunea sta
bileste in principiu obligatiunea
pentru ambele administrtiuni ,Ie
Gale ferata de a-si' da sprijinAl
eli locomotivele in caz de trebu-
inta.
(,,Izbinda").
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STOVE REPAIRS

Wholesale and retail dealers. S6bve
parts for all makes of stoves car
ried in stock, Lfpnfck. $50 East
Main St Noble 1856.
s19U1oatis
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STOVES REPAIRED

Stove repairs for any make stove oil
range. Bring name, number and
makers name. Wholesale and retail
Daniel B. Keane, Auctioneer, 1885
Main st. Barnum 4952-2. G2Sas"
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AUTO TIRE vUL0ANIzING.

vulcanizing. A full line of second
hand tires. Star Vu1canizing &
Supply Station 1890 Stratford Ave-,
City line. Phone Stratford 90.
S1Sstf
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HORSES

HORSE AUCTION
Sale and Exchange Stables- Auction
every Wednesday e O'Clock. Horses
and autos sold on commission. PHI
vate sales daily. If you want an
- Auctioneer call on US. Max Tabolo-
witt 746h Broad St Tel. Noble
sos. H4 ale
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

NORTH END PAINTING co. We
will take your Liberty Bonds for
painting and paperhanGng your
house. hundreds of satisfied house
owners testify to the good Work
done by US. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. A splendid line Of 1920 style
wall paper. paints. etc, displayed
at our show rooms. 1850 Main St.
opposite Charities Building. Bar
mum 1o1a, II
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AMBULANCES.

AMBULANCES- cars and lin
cuisines; charges reasonable. James
T. Rou-ke, 1925 Main St Phone
Barnum b409. D7dss
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FOR SALE family house, IL
rooms, all improvements, Stratford
Ave-, near SeavieW Ave, price
$500, cash required $4,000 Two
family house. Ii rooms, all i'm
provements, Hough Ave, near
STAFFORD Ave. $4,000, cash $4,000.
Provident Development Corp, Ills
Broad St. Room 6. P23ails
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE
1917. Call Gas Station. Hollisfer
and Connecticut AYES. L12a4i'
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$500 9UY3 a beautiful ZONE In
Devon; large lot; convenient to troi-
ley; very attractive: could not be
built today for that money! iii also
sell furniture. which is all new. u
desfreds all ready to walk into. Mai
colin T. Kerr. at the big white
house, just acro0 Washington
:. Rri0ED GkSsG
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and wife to work on
farm near Bridgeport. Can occupy
separate cottage, with city conven-
fences. Apply 1880 Main ST.
I13p"p
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FOR SALE
GRAPHOPHONES

And Bicycles for cash or credit No
raise in prices on records. GRAPHIC
phone and sewing machine repairing
1884 Main ST. R12aHs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

ROOM HOUSE, all improvements,
for sale cr rent; room nat to renk
1ntervale. fafrest spot In Devon See
Malcolm Kerr. '19i2Salis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

HOTEL ALPINE offers an attractive
rate by the week or month Tele-
phone and elevator service. runnin g
hot and cold water, shower baths.
10 Gold ST. Bar 1861 or 2527.
L31stf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

PHONOGRAPHS OF all kinds re-
paired. We also buy. sell and ex-
change Photographs and records.
LeopoIdss. 1893 Main St, opposite
Armory. Noble $40. A-2aeHs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

all sizes to fit your business
and pocketbook. Sold on easy terms.
A W. Case. IT'S Cannon St Noble
$50. L9aH*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

ANTIQUE FURNTTURE bought and
sold. Finishing and repairing. r.
Sheehan, 551 State St. near West
Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. LSaH"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20
ELECTRIC HOSPITAL

Wa repair Storage Batteries, Genera
tors, Lighting and Starting Systems.
Motors, Flat Irons, Electric Washers,
Magnetos, Ignition systems. Electric
Stoves, Vacuum Cleaners, Table
Lamps, etc. Eastern Electric Service
Co. 1904 East Main St Barnum
1349-13 D2au"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

WANTED-First class electrician for
house wiring. Apply West End
Electric Co.. 1146 State ST. Bar.
mum 5977-4. HAL"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

w4iNTED-Everybod to cat where
tea, coffee, cocoa or milk Is still Sc
Lennox Lunch. 1860 Broad ST., near
John. B13aII"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20
PAINTING AND DECORATING

PAINTING and paperhangine dom
reasonable; estimates cheerfu11
given; paperhanging specially
Hayden. the painter. 80 West LibeE4
ty St L16alis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

FOR SALE-Whee9barro and lad
ders, all sizes; lot of slate for roof
or sides; wood sections to build a
garage, some plank. and 6x6 sills,
picks and shovels. 7eS Main ST.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20
AUTO RADIATORS
AUTO TIRE vULCAN.zING.

DONAGHUE e McQUEENEY-New
tires, all makes. Vulcanizins in all
its branches guara nteed- Expert
tire repairing. Sc ond hand tires
CSC Fairfield Ave. Noble 1853.
DALE