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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
BISHOP WILLIAMS WINS.

The FIGHT for free speech in the
Episcopal Church in America has been
won. Bishop Williams Of Detroit was
vindtcated by the diocesan conven-
tion ~ his Church. which went ~
record as unqualifedly for the Amer
ican right of free speech w the ~ ~
II The Bishop and The clergy
This aeti0r was preoirItatad ~ tha
resignation ~ Eishop Charles - vii.
liams Of the Diocese ~ Detroit one ~
The best known md most fearless JiB-
eral churchnaen in the country. when
re was facing criticism of n solsran y
sfst~nerf of his beliefs concerning the
ohlh~s tions ~ the Church towards 90
rial and industrial problems. Tha
convention refused to consider hts 80
tirernent and approved resolutions sun
porting his right To speak freely 81
~fhJ~~fs that have been declared fAb1.o
by the Manufacturers Association
and other organizations Of labor-bait
ing employees.
The resolution refusing to permit
Bishop Williams 10 retire concluded
with the statement that This copven-
tior. desires to go Dn record as stand.
ing unqualifiediy for the American
right Of free speech on the part of the
Bishop and the clergy. regardless ~
our respective individual points ~
view. believing with confidence IN ire
ultimate power Of the gospel of Chris.
and desiring onl5 that that snail pre-
vail in all the phases Of our modern
life."
When a mar as dauntless IL 49,
expression of his beliefs is upheld "
~ conservative a body as the Epia-
copal Church il is we'll for those out
eide the Church 10 sfop he cbattsrl
about the nidebound conservatism ~
the churches. As a matter of fact the
I'resby terians. the Methodists. and the
CongTegationaiiSts ip their national
bodies haN" made declara lions of prin-
ciples as advanced as Bishop williams
ane the oie tendency 81 modern -.
ge zed religion is for q social and
economic liberalism. far ahead Of tbaf
of either me Republican or the Dem
ocratic party Empo. a Gazette.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
PARnON OTHERs. roo.

lack Jehnsor The unsreaEsb bic
whart-rat. bum. hruieer. and crook
now serving time in the Fedora. peni-
tsnt'arv at Fort Iavenwurth for =
ncis-ne social crime, may he pardoned
w Attorney General Deugherty in
time Il witness the Cs,rpef. tier Demp-
sey battle. The Negru'z sentence ex-
pires July II, and the h, vyweight
Eight viii ~ held July 2 DauRherty
-ccnrding - the Associated Press, has
Indicated that he may give the Negro
liberty bonus" ny releasing him
ahead ~ time hecau-e he has been a
sod ps1~oner
However. IL this brute " to he given
all honors os the Department @
Justice. may u- not ask that certain
hon~~t ~frfse and Mack men, serving
sentences for technical crimes. be re-
leased AZ the same time7 There i~
iaapv an horeSt black man in iail to-
day. bc~ause of some sccursed tech
neatly and quite few white men
sls7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
W RAT A LIFE!

For what is Camden. y. j.. noted
Your answer depends upon YOU,
state OF mind. II YOU are thinking
of hank balances, and the labor mar
kct. You will probably answer ship
+ building" II you have shed your
office cares with your coat. you may
reply Walt whitman"
Today most og us think of the author
u Leaves Of Grass" as = great ge-
MUS. II some try to overlook him. a
buzzing Frenchman writes mono
graph to prove that he was one of the
only two real poets that America has
produced-so We must acknowledge
HIM
But during old Waits lifetime he
was regarded as a contrary minded
nuisance by some OF his netghbors.
Elbert Hubbard tells how he asked
a Camden policeman to direct him 10
the poets home.
You mean that old gas bag who
hangs around the ferry sometimes? /?
lie lives up that way" indicating the
direction.
While Whitman lived his books did
not sell rapidly. Persons who visited
him relate how they often found hall
hundred volumes OF one edition piled
by his chair-books which no dealer
would handle, and which collectors
would give a fortune for now.
That is frequently the case with
men whom We do not understand
while they are yet with US. Whitman
is not the only one who has been
misjudged, and called an "old gas bag
by the proletariat which the prophet
would elevate. There are doubtless
one or two living today-in fact, we
believe that Baltimore is harboring
one now; not a poet, but a critic OF
remarkable power and insight. whom
Europe has already heralded as one
Of the few living American genfuses.
Yet this man is not even "recog- /
mixed by Baltimore society. although /
his culture is ten times deeper than /
that Of the shimmying DANES who
most Of its social functions.
DO you know so-and-so?" one in
4uired OF an elevated nosed person
from Baltimore day ago.
Certainly not-why he is icono-
elastic! Really. dontcherknow. papa I
says that he is not conservative at 4
all ! couldn't possibly meet him.
4 you get what ] mean
And yet the critic referred to is so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
The EVENING SMILE.
BROUGHT rHr ANSWER

theatrical company was playing
As You Like II" in small town
when a man without any money
wishing to sec the show. stepped up
10 the box Office and said Pass me
in. please"
The box Office man laughed Pass
YOU in2 What for" he asked.
zT'he applicant drew himself up and
answered haughtily what for WIN
because | am William Shakespeare
author % the play.
oh, ! beg your pardon sir replied
the other ia shocked voice. as he
hurriedly wrote an order for box
Los Angeles Times
Mis- Anna, said Old Aunt MlIy
dat yaller gal saws she allus tells de
truf Well. don't YOU believe her
Aunt Milly7" NO. maam. dat An
don't. All knows dere aint dat much
iraf in de world Atlanta Conatl-
tuition.
Pretty children often. aIas grow
homely adults. Look. Norah, said
Mrs. Blank. proudly exhibiting :
photograph 10 her cook this is 4
portrait OF me taken when / was a
child. Norah gazed at the picture OF
childish beauty and then at her mis-
tress. "Lor, num- she remarked.
amt il pity We have q grow ups~
= Boston Transcript.
Forcnan-"What is all that argu-
ing down the road" Iaborer Tin
dignantly) y)-"why. the man running
the steam-roller wants US 10 call hin,
a cha uffeur "-Pittsburg sun.
he married Miss Amanda
Alas, the poor mans life!
Amanda she turned out to be
mandatory wife.
Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

construction idea that will not strik,
responsive chord in the hearts OF
some citiEcns--and that is the plan
10 place the names OF subscribers 10
the fund In Belieau's hotel dc vile.
That would mean that visitors for
tho next thousand years will see
something like this at Belleau:
THIS TABLET
ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
OUR DEAD
Bs
John Doe, Mayor Of Hog Wallow.
Richard Roe. Editor OF Siwash
Tribune.
Hank Henry, Democratic City
Committeeman Of Oshkosh.
Slim Shanks. Republican Boss of
Big Wind.
Isaac Issscs, proprietor OF the
Big Noise Department Store.
In other words. the persons behind
this rebuilding movement are going
10 ntbpI tnFH'sFtNeT NJ tSeitesth-~aitu
incidentally remember the American
dead there.
In certain sense we shall always
regard Belleau and Chateau-Thierry
as American shrines. As long as our
Union endurcs pilgrimages will he
made to them. Therefore. if any
memorials are 10 be built there. let
the glory be given 10 our lads who died
In humanity's great highland not to
a group of notoriety seekers, who wish
10 shine in the reflected glory OF
Americas g hero dead. II any rames
are To he placed on a tablet in Belieau,
let them be the names OF the men from
the 4e States and the District of TO-
lumbia who died fighting in its streets
II Americans cannot he induced to
contribute TO this memorial without
being given value received in the form
ot publicity. then let's not have the
memorial our dead do not need
memorial that badly - o. the vul-
earity cf IL,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION

Senator Norris - Nfbrarta with q
silver plated plan for LOSING ~ .rtst
another hundred million. iIa wsniH =
hill passrd w Congress aufhrrItlnw
tho creation n hunFred. rlIlrn 1a'.
iar corporation tha Cs Hn.erf ~
furnish fhr funds the ur msu.
aerfnenf ~ ho in fhe h4rHa w NV.
Seorffarv ~ tha Treaaprt aaf
ofnrrs ~ hp naraef hY tna rs.staa..f
the corporation ~ uafehsaa rraI.i.s.
fr1rr tho formers and -sW sN.Nf
N fhe iafnr NJ rvnarfnrra srral
any iirtt f1r aur smFstaa r.r.-....
would n wsn fo dunn ih4f hu ~.
cerernoriouslv info desb waste
basket
Every riaht-thirkins usar uvatis y.
ae'shted HI sofne pisa we've Devised
for beffering conditions far eha 49,
dncers on ne farnn muf hsiain..t
sense Is needed N handling fhaf urara.
sition. Moor shine ana half-hntss 49,.
WI serve ~ make ruuaffbans aara
complicated and unsatiafsffart rta
country has laws autNnrirIrr f.a
+, ,reat'"n ~ foreigu irade corporations
but - one. private roruorafian ~
subsidized hv Government aHn -su
goods abroad untn sarnn ntraua 80
been provided ~ shlrh iha nern,-
there can paw far tHou. Hona rtnrf.
have % - supplied tho farairr tt.r.
erH. Getting thc rpoda fo fnsra y tt..
smallest rart of fhe business ~ l...
Asfc owners ufu fabr iauraflfna r.r..r
or u me Government viu ulnvl.
credit abroad there can nr /. t.i,,. !.
&c trade Developed nu rhn WY. ~
enator Norris - fsNrn r,nnnabit..
2 beautiful sruntriai drr,rl r,...,
{ mpiy .--Ohio state Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
rur ,u,>,rlIoRsuIr rIGHT.
TUESDAY u NJ y, 1921


At tho Wol,uit chancellnrship APP
puintn,put MS not considered cthi-
calls wreng d, many persons. the
nominations Which Governor Denney
sm Is the Svuate yesterday would
hnV, beou speedily confirmed. hut
sottar ~enators. ,u,ips public orin-
irn ha denounced the efforts which
ne r,hueaus arr mtkiue to rail-
i.ad . deal Through tho senate which
has ,tuscd widespread condemnation
n ms and other states.
Wb, thr desire fcr secrcc, IN con
sdrfinr tbs nomination what DC
a., advocates r the woco,t appoint
u.r v.sh t. hdc from tho ruhlS :
Nh. !. fhgr, n thir trade which thev
nuf 7. ha,, ~, nght y Ia, expose
sa0 liner, i methng peculiar IN
IL, naroer il ohi,h tho Governor
fr,r1s tte handling tnis measure.
/ puhnc mteress ma, H. caused Nv
tht n0mhef ~ telephone calls rcgard
ine the rhanceIlorship which this
en-. has received within the past -
loms then ~ feel Inclined to assert
that ALMOST ever, cifizen = nela-
~, 4 peraonan, Uatchtns the cut
erns af ihis agh'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
JUST FOLKS
THE DREAMY FISHERMAN
BY Edgar A. Guest

There's something about a rod an
line
An the gentle swish o the willow
trees,
That sets this wanderin brain o min.
To drowsy dreamin Of mysteries.
out on the bank OF the river. 1
Can see what never I've seen be-
fore.
Ships an their cargoes passin' by
Jewels an silks from a distant shore.
Out OF the dust of the centuries
Kings an pirates an princes rise.
An the bugles call TO the summer
breeze,
An the wide world travels before
nay eyes.
I've talked with sages an walked with
men
Who lived an died in the long ago.
They've sprawIed on the bank with me
too, right then
An chummed with me like the folks
l knoT.
A lonely fisherman. Oh. not /
There's never a minute that I'm
alone.
For far off there in patch OF sky
] can see all things that the world
has known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
ny slan ~ p. Cave

London, June 2o.--yrweive hundred
vessels representing total ~ over
fiye million net tonnage are iying idls
IN British ports. This IL one resui.
Of the coal strike. disastrous % Britt
ish industry,
Many ships are IN dock under con-
version from coal 70 oil burning yes-
sells. All over the country, too. rail.
road boilers are being converted 20
run on oil fuel Thousands IT works
and factories. and scores Of public
services are being fitted with oil fuel
plants. Even In sofne % the coal
eollieries themselves, engines are un-
der transformation 80 that Oh fuoi
Z az BE- used for pumping machinery.
Thousands are working day ani
night on these conversions, cotton
mills. iron works. -four mills. paper
mills, hospitais All are affected
Those are facts indicating that Brit
ish Industries and British public sery-
ices will never again be wholly De-
pendent on coal oil is 10 play a part
undreamt of q few weeks ago. The
strike has hastened the doom ~ coal
There will be q decreas sed demand In
future for the British miners labor
The effect Of these changing condi-
tions will not only be feit here IN
Great Britain. Il VIII he felt in
America which Is now sending ai-
most daily American coal 20 British
ports. Britain will not need that coal
shortly. These are points worthy n
consideration both here and In Amer
ica
iron and steel industries are the
largest consumers Of coal in Great
Britain. But even II the strike end
ed suddenly and prices dropped 10
economic levels. months rniiet insn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
RIPPIING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
MI GkY DAYS.

Some days the luck is ali
against us; misfortune with
harbcd wire has fenced us. At
early morn we leave our
couches. and feel possessed of
grieYous grouehes. we step upon
tack on rising. and hafd out
language most surprising. such
adjectiYes as start pink hlisters
upon the eardrums of our
sisters. We do no smiling and
no joking: the breakfast S late.
the stove is smoking the soft
boiled eggs are hard as thunder,
the biscuits are an asphalt
wonder. And when we leave our
homes. proceeding TO daily tasks,
our hosoms bleeding. our bald
and beastly luck continues: we
fall a block and sprain some
sinews, an auto hits us with its
fender and leaves US bruised and
sore and tender: and all the
bores we have been stunning
come round rs now, and come
a-runniug: and soon w note
with ire and loathing that rain
has spoiled our new spring
clothing; and hill collectors
sternly -.ail rs. and threaten
they viii sue aud Jail Us. We
meet all. accidents that bore
most. and everything il hind
end foremost. You've known
such days. ard did You weaken
and let the hriny tears start
leakin'2 Or did you rear on end
serencly, with grace and dignity
most aueenly, and say. Through
fate be raw and clammy, I'll
show that | am sunny Sammy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

before thsy could ref barf l0 pt..h
order Experts saF oven r. mh
crisis bad never occurred afnF a.
ish iron furnace r0Gn nava Iras
closed ~ fhis Time ThNF would H1i
have been at'o fo Continue nlrfHr
tho hish coal prices demanded. TNlIs
wiil be n1 chf faf ht bitter n
The Hfitish iron industry lH...
cheaper t0ni results. n I'D sIsfaNs
ere universally Installed
British iron snd steel uatfis 8fa
passing through ihe most arflnIa .n.
dustriei cfiais ip history They can
not AFFORD ~ pay thf price YHefa
difference gf pounds utf tln 'H lf
cost ~ mahina rttr ln Ean'an1 r.m.
pared to that ruiinr in Nmefri
France. Belgium m Gru4H uo
suii--iyst markets
% may mean ruin
fiuee numbers uf nrfrh fnIrarns
have been burnt ouf altogether. Th.p
will require io hr reunsf anI ufheI
wise renewed, which wn hf very
long process. Others eve n mfH
condition that to rew0ft fHfm H
need an abnormal 4u1unf M fur fHf
heavy erpendfure faH raff affItf
destroyed conhdencr fhH Hrsfaf H1a
paraiyzod the lnllsfrt THWalFfa
~ iron- workers hat. hntn unf .ai -
business permanently
IN France. Belgium Hnf Unfuare
The men sre working rHffa hnura Iaf
lees raees. fhrir sufulf II erf. ....
siderable, a. long as f1frfrr .ra
and steel can 81 rnfd Boz fhfs e.urf..
Tot pounds pef ion under tHt uruss
price any resumption NJ manHfafiHr.
would entail big loas anf wni n, .ra
possible
The result pfH - fhf trurnt ~
Hritair's foreign rivals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
TuI NIIGARITY OF 1T.

The hamlet ~ Belleau, on the edge
~ hrlleau wood. il 90 h. rebuilt with
American funds a. a perpetual me
mufHl 81 oar men who died there IN
~ summer 81 ISIS repuising the last
Hrrut German drive on Paris.
Among the Americans who have in
dursed this rebuilding movement are
rresideui iiarding Secretary q War
Meehs and General Forshing. who
ferl that Il new village. on the stones
~ ihe old win scrvc a. \ more appro-
pirate memorial tn he lads who sleep
en the nearby hillside than stone
shaft wenid be-
rlt there u one element to the re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bethany Rand.
Blacksmith's Union.
waneta Council. d. p.
Calanthe Lodge. X. Of r.
Humanity Circle, b. of L.
Crusaders Castle, 4. G.. E.
Franklin Lodge, A. O. G. T..
Germania Temple, l.. G.. f..
Eureka Conciave. s. W, NJ.
Fame Castle. A. @. X NJ. G.
West End Democratic Club.
Industry Lodge. A. O, L. W.
Witp1ington Loan Association.
Royal Council. No. 1 -. Of l..
Eureka Castle. A. O. X. M Z.
Corinthian Lodge. 4. +. & A. NJ.
Chosen Friends Castle. X. G. r.
i. l.. s., Zion Lutheran Church.
Mutual Encampment. /. o. o. +.
German Beneficial Society, No. 1.
Peerless Conclaye. Fl. or $. W. NJ.
Wilmington Council. A. o. T.. W.
tslandywine Com. A. 81 o. X. NJ
NJ. r. A. Of z. X. f. Employees. Inc.
East End German Democratic CTub.
Harmony Council. No, /, T.. r. Of A.
Guiding Star Temple. No. S. o. Off.
Moriel Encampment, No. /. /. o X.
Camp 12s, ROYAL Neighbors OF Amer
vii. Branch, No. rs, Grand Fraternit,
Car and Ship Painters Protective ASS
Wilmington Lodge. No. l7e. /. o. O. /,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

wHh thcse men tthe coal har-
ensl mo sub committee of tho In
trraiate Commerce Committee,
whbh Investigated tho cosl IN
dustr, Was patient and concilia-
ura The, asserted theS welcomed
pfupor legislation. MANY of them
.ere sincere.
NcVcrthelc~s although We
made every concession We felt
Justified. and spent two wears in
conference wr nnd with the price
~ coal stll r.slng tha, pract-
Cally ali II these operators or
RauFed and uuorEanizpd. are bit
trui opposed 81 tho pending leg
ialatiou and have organized an
elaborate propaganda with a view
g. hrine ahout its defeat
Tho Senator asserted that che "Na
tiopsl coal the Anthracite coal op-
sfaters The American Wholesale Coal
ard "a, National Retail Coal Mer-
chants Associations and many other
eeal organizations we're combining IN
theu efforts 10 throttle his hnl. which
e0trf ths onls solution in sight to the
present coal situation tie then
eherecd that certain coal harons
haa not exactly played fair with the
ruhlle and said that 4 am disposed
4 bslrve they have never told the
truth eeardinr their profits
TteuughuNscu is not dcmagogue
b. an, sense Ic is the quiet Hard
nerseue tyr Of man who - always
AZ, 81 he ground before he makes
Statements which may startle the
puhIl, d his remarks are untrue, 1t
viii b. very easy for the coal men to
dlspro,e them Hut lnsomuch as his
hrsl attpok upon the coal trust. de-
nt.rrd several months aeo. has never
been aaeqaately answered. Il at an.
thtI he musi D, certain ~ his charges.
II d, can brinr relief ont of the pres
eni situation hc VIII gain and merit
tht gratitude II the masses Of Ameri-
ear eitIseus who are a. the mercy Of
conditions over which others certainly
have control
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
BEAUTIFUL SENATORIAL DREAM

Just when the country IL learrin,-
fhe interesting even il denressine news
that i has lost some hundreds ~
millions in trying to engage in tht.
ocean shipping business, along comes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Tn New Paiaro Hotci ~ gorvin nut.
Ger IN individual pitchers durIn th hof
spell. some people spend thpusan an'
thousan'S on pubhcity. hnf uN Vice.
President Coolidge has a. is say
somcfhin' sensible once n "a while.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Every Evenings classified columns
are read by thousands daily. II
should De used by hundreds VINO ncu
pass It up.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
run coal SITUATION.

senator FrelnEhuvse ~ New Icr
aet ~ Administration leader. and a
conservative who even leans hacs-
Ward In hh conservatism. sah this
SUNDAY. wher asked about the chances
81 Ms onal bill. TO AID IN stahilizinS
the eral industry. passing tho SEN
ate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
DUNLOP TELLS HOW He
INVENTED PNEUMATIC TIRES
The Inventor First Used His Sons Tricycle. In Ny Bushes
Yard Gave Private Demonstration of the Relative Speed
Of the Two Tires The Air Tire Won'
ny Hugh Curran

Special
n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
LAKEVIEW AUTO co.

Have your car overhau1ed now. Bring it here for a square deal and reasonable prices Work guaranteed $50 Boston Ave. Joseph C. Bednar. Prop. Noble 772-4
 Rec Bar 34S2-15- G4allS
 MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCLE repair
 ing, vulcanizIng, tires, tubes. changing batteries and general repairing. Lenox
 Cycle and Auto Supply, 120S East Main St. H3SatA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
HELP WANTED-MAL

SALES MANAGER Zee-Zee Rubber Company, Yardyille, N. J., manufac- turers Zee-Zee tires and tubes, desires sales manager for one of its many chain stores in this territory. Salary $40 to $50 weekly and commission Permanent; advancement; cash de- posit as bond required. In answering give complete business experience.
 u h~p WE WRITE FIRE, automobile, life and accident insurance: 20 years in Bridge port Joseph Quint. Warner Sldg. Tel. Barnun 1047- Hl9alIe WANTED-why be idleZ sell guaranteed trees and shrubs. Commence now and draw weekly pay. Part full time. Guaranty Nursery Co.,. Rochester, N- Y. WAN ED-ReIiable man 10 acr as Dis trict Superin to book orders for Frui: and Ornamental Trees, Roses and Shrubery and, engage sub-agehts; ex- elusive territory. Pay weekly. Apply St once, Fruit Growers Nurseries, New ark. New York state G30als
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
Attention! Ford Owners

If your car needs overhauling take 1t to Bennett Ford expert. BennettS Garage 7s4 Broad St. and 114 South Ave. Bar mum s9lo D10ai"
 AUTO REPAIRING of every Kind Ex- pert Reo mechanics. All work guar anteed. Autos bought and sold Bur- roughs St. Garage, Burroughs St. and East Main St Bar 2662 D30aI SARNUM SERVICE GARAGE-General repairs on all makes of cars, storage,
 accessories. springs repaired, etc. Our service means service 1900 Barnum
 Ave Tel Noble IaS9. Bridgeport, Conn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

ALL KINDS OF HELP wanted and SUD- piled. male and female, for hotels. restaurants, private families, farms
 etc. Reliable Employment Agency. 92S Main St. Bar. ASA
 A MAN, that doesR't need a boss, is wanted; one who can guarantee his interest and actions by taking a part of the business; capital not to exceed five hundred, needed. For a live man, with previous experience in the Auto Accessory field. this position would yield enormous results in short time- Communicate with MT. Gris- wold. POO Cannon St. S1sa' First Class Auto FinisherI WANTED. w. D. Taylor. Brewster St. Tel Bar 1132-5- Tsds" MEN-z5 wantec., paid daily, taking or ders, collecting; bonuses paid; steady, independent employment; all nationali- ties employed. Steyenson's. 14 Bank St. G20tfe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
HOTEL ADELPHI

BAY GOLDEN HILL ST, cor. Harrison St. Transient and permanent guests. With O. without meals. Residential sec tion; beautifully furnished; rates req sonable. Barnum 5675 A7aiis
 GOLDEN BILL HOTEL, 63 Harrison
 St., Bridgeport, Conn.,; up-to-date ser
 vice; steam heat, clean and sanitary.
 electric lights. Rates s1 and up;
 special rates hy week. Newly remodel
 ed: hot and cold water in each room:
 special rates . theatre people. Under
 new management '19G1oal ls
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

FOR SAIE-Gasolene range, latest tna- provements. Apply Mrs. A. Olson. White Plains Road, Trumbull. Conn.,. FOR SALE-Two National Cash Regis ters, two bar fixtures, front and back, one electric piano player, one fine dis play ice box. Inquire Hotel Alpine Phone Barnum 2527 or Barnum 3s61.