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New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
and Four
Other u. s. Fleet
Officials Are Here
Deny General Conference,
but Discussion of Liquor
Selling on American Ships
Their Object, Says Rrmor

Much speculation IN shipping circles
was aroused yesterday by tho stimuli
,an.ous visit 70 New York Of Chairman
Albert D. Laskcr. Of tho ShIp'ns
posrd. ! H. Small and H S. kimball'
vle,.presldents Of the Emergency fleet
Corpora,ion; Commissioner Meyer Lass
ner and s. II. T.. Freund, general coun'
sol Of tho Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion.
Mr. tnskcr declared he was here on
,,iva,e busincss and Mr. small
ne expected to confer with the JONI
Inmranec Committee regarding rates
on Emergency Flee, vessels. Inc o'her
SHINING Board officials stated th"t
,b.y were attending TO routine mat
,ers All denied that any general con.
ference was being held, and It was sara
that the recent protest Of the American
S,eomship Owners Association against
sh,nning Board participation IN ihter,
eossial trade would not be conNd'Isu
.nn,I " /. Love, yice-president OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation re'"'"'
pIohibitlon in Amcriean-hag vessels
&. known 70 be occupying much OF INC
boards attention NJ present as ~ -
generally conceded that the anomhIous
Condition that now prevails '"hhos
continue much longer. as interest," VI
,he public and OF the dry anVooa.e'
has been forcibly directed 10 the ques,,
ton. II il understood that the board
feels that il must adopt definite az
titudc. either in favor of amending the
present liquor laws 50 as TO legallle
the sale OF intoSiean,s on American
vessels. or else entirely against tne
present practice Of selling liquor out
sldc the three limit.
The matter is regarded as particular
Is urgent, II IL thought because OF tnc
hostility which IL arouses against inc
subsidy bill among prohibitionists III
Congress. For these reasons u is con
sidered not improbable that some steps
,oward settling the issue will be taken
during the present trip Of the Shipping
Board officials 90 this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Freight Ships Due
Duf To-day

v,...i Port Agency.
K,rroo. Penang. Msy 71..NOrion. LILY Co
ucKs-sport. Rotterdam. Jun. ,,..
River Trent. Port sudan. May q.
Houldsr. Weir a BOYD
ssnts Isabel, San Frsnciseo. May 10.
Norton. LILY CO
Ms Dollar. Gibraltar. June s~.Doiisr Lin.
Nenomines. London, June -. 10,
quaker City. Leith. June t, " a smith 90
Carenco. Lisbon. June 10. ,.,,-,,.c.
CAP. Henry. San Francisco June >
Atlantic our a Pacino Co
Doehra. Gr-y's Harbor. May a.
Ysnehureh. Lisbon. June -. vc.
'0'' '''"' Atlantic Fruit Co
Ko,su,h Prince, Nsple' June 3.
'''' Lloyd Brsziii,ro Line
Due Tomorrow
Steel AGs. San Francisco. juno
IsthmlAn Lines
rhod. Fsseiund. Du.nos Ayfe'. June
Due Thursday
Kentucky Gibraltar June u
Slam city. Liverpool. June is.
X Navigation co.
~ VI Fiagler. Nottefdan, Juhr ~
Standard oil Co.
r J Luckenbach Los Angeles. June ~
Luckenbach = y Co.
Due Friday
Ere,~r City. Swansea. June ie.
Chas I'M 4 Sons
city Of Melbourne Gibraltar. June ~,
virgil Para. Juns i5 Lamport Holt Line
Duo Saturday
psk.risn Landau luna H.
international Mercantile Marine.
Corton. Hamburg, juno l7...kerr = Co.
CamOent. santos. June 2
Lampoft \ Holt Line.
Dle Sunday
Lisbon Maru. San Frsneis1o. June -
Houlder. Weir BOYD
Lurpallirs. Lisbon. June IS
Pnn a. IArrinaga Liverpool. June it
urucrf. t.ts..s 4 60
Tyrifjord. christisnia. June j..
Norwegian American Line
Due Monday
Pocone. Rio Dc Jsn.iro. June -.
Munson Lines
West Coruin. Rosario. June 10
Munson Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.
,Di.anr. IN miles, position ~ noon "his"
ofhsrUiar frrcinedl

,n,.,.ns. IN miles. position ~ noon unls"
othsrUlse specinsd =.
Anacor,~- 30 Ambrose ~ aun,. ,,,,.
Nrne Mendi ia, 1915 = Ion IoN W I"h'
c.no ou,gsi duo Tu.-aay
Cohasssi 1911 ENE Cape HenN ~,
g,u.nrhe ~ scotland ~ Inn.,
uarinoniie- N Nantucket ~ !"
usisn q, 3 Scotland ~ June 20 80
iIenfy b Wilton ii's y Ambrose
len" % y Scotland ~ June q -,
49,, .rrfyed on New Haven 20 iN June
%. vii deck %" ,,lsso.. ,lss J"ps IN Jun. -
Monmouth i0st T. by y cape May 'uhs
,,cs,i,,own abeam Pre- Island 10 an June
v.ss,so $40 Scotland ~ june. ss .,
@,i,.af ft6 sgE Nantucket Nv juno -
Orirabs 40 Scotland ~ June - a
f,,e.lfenf Garneid 90 v Santuchei i.N 10
n .aa,i,e NM "'d du. baltimore PSI juno -.
ps,o 90 gaW Block BLAND June o.
nesrok~ pas-cd oui nfsnion Reef TN
s,o I,,,.its Nantucket ~ June IS
San Pablo ~ Nantucket ~ June ~
siboney 26t = scotland ~ Jun.
Trassa 100 y MoniauA Point June 20
west rliara A y Scotland ~ June y,
West Inskip 500 v Ambrose ~ june ~
Mount Clinton sg7 Ambfofe ~ juno ~
wost ouechee a7s NE cspe Henry June -.
ffuou .fE y Nantucket IN June ~
Ons. aas y Ambrose ~ June 70
" n Tilford % y Ambrose " June ~
Nshopsc 100 y Ambrose ~ June 70
Wcrfern World go = Scotland ~ June
%
Virgu aqs 81 SANDY Hook June %
Soffolk passed vineyard ldghiHhip 'uh'
20 a..
Nb,eron - y block Island Jun. -
IIiueEan laf fi.S Ions ~ - W jun -
Aibe rtpite towing Imperial ~ hNh pl~-
monf shoals June -
Ponce $40 g Scotland June -
Toledo Gls y Cape Henry June 20 .
Pan American sqi 81 Amhfos" Jun" -.
Cofnella 90 san Juan June - 80
60, Werunhera g.. s. san Juan June -.
Caisaroiiic I7fs from LoboH Island Jun"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
American Ports

pOsTON June 26--ArTivsd, Harmon
de- ,Pr) Buenos Ayfes and Havana oth",
New York. Arwlworld. Port Lobos. City oi
RON. savannah, Ontsorio. fhiladelphia
Evslvn Areclbo. IohAwk, Grass~lh sna
port Ivory. Gloucester. Norfolk ana bsiu
more. sailed MediAn OH. ihllau''p''"'
GALVEsTON. Juno 7f-Arfivedi TAmla-
hans Templco. Architect tBrl. Liverpool
W " burton. Philadelphia. Shlleh' " ~
'I., piiIi Tn' h'p9EpHPIliX Jun. - - Arrived
Danfa DAM. Gothen3urg wa h"r'"n
Mary CRD. Liverpool. Munafd"h ',i','' ~ -
Yafanzas. Annetta. PsFt AEtehl" ~
don Tannm0. Nurico. Lucia, j p'hh'' Do
tn,, chos. Endiroif. Sew York. Safsuwa.
S.w York. Nantucket. hofi"nf ~, -
Jacksonville and savannah sailed y
.O'Roiu. Texas ciiy. haffond t"oit' "'"
FORT BADs. Juno 2s-Arrlyed NJ ~
,rl,rb,m Tity. Sfw York Chalmeuc. hn
,apa. H " Rogers. Mcsieo IHih's ..,i,,.i. i,,'p
lHondi. Port narrirA hi,'1er 30 30. 7.
Taffplco. = Y Harfnrrs. Port l'"h"''
rlgalpha Dlondl. Ccit1. llmufl lI"'
mas Sailed infania Isabel 'ntI. ~, e
Iona. Omoa Oiondl. Port b"ffi''. i'''
' 'TonTLHND. Me. Juno ;f Arrived seehr
fieufeunat sam Mengel Bruins fi'h "a
sailed Mssuha. r"rfs'", ,,,,,, ~o,on Seo
York. charles u Kiinch' ~" i"'" ''"'''
25thl. o, ,-rty.d.
PORTLAND. ore. Jun" ~ ~
pchin doc telio-. Sew York. West Noin.'
south America va san Franz isco. H@l'"'
fiv~rpool Mnfu f1apj. United kinFhpln
sAS FHA%cisco. Jun" - 1iii,,,,
c5th. Pcnna. Sew YORK.. Edward Luck ~
Iscf Psrf Gamble for Sew YORK s.th'
shlnyo Maru Hongkong sailed ..'n'
NeLfaskan. New York 2eih. lioNlck nav
"%V'IIxryhup HAYES. MASS juae -
Arrived and sailed. Srhrs Gefiru." l"f
sons (BfJ. walton. =. for Ncw l"tN
I " Comcau tltrl. - Johns. y. iuI
Sow York Sailed fchr Wiliam hiN"''
from shulec. j ~. rhilat"lphia-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

.,rwrpr. June sl--Elm-por' Boston.
norES. Juns ai-Pstfoisins 'nt' ~"
orleans -, ., r..,.tn., New
MELHotNNb. J"h'
fgfsvuproof.. June 7i-Aihlsisn 'psn,
- ~ csi.donian fnrl, nosion Tati
80, fufl. nosion. Regina 'nr' N'h"''''
-. Ks,smA Iip. cN u,,,tol city tBD.
'h,,laiy hi,M,l,a,iyGIiAM. Juns !, . c"leden,,r c"ssn.,
,p.ixb Sorfoik. ~. Hefda 'No'l'
Nqni',a' It'll Jun. n-Franei'eo tnD. Ne"
gs'wASsEA Iuns Canadian r'onssr
"xhDRossAS. June i'-b'y''kimo 'nf''
JArvs,o'xvMouTm June i'-A's'l'' ho'
N,s ,csoi.oMno. , Jun. ,,n'w'tn pu'ehl'
MADEIRA. Juno :i.-coyois. Tampa
nTifAsr. June "a Eastern SUM- NO
EouE. June st-iyo MAru Gapl. Seat.
tie WAuemata fbfl. Nanf"u'sf' -.
CALCUTTA. june .a-iofsnf' 'hfl' N'N
J ys,intluoNosEKI June ga Phsmiu' lBrl.
pENASG. June s-Wray Castle thr,
~ porrFRpAM Jun. - - Aldsbarsn
9DufrhI. Hampton Road, AiderHmin
sDuteht. Hampton Roads r J Williams.
S,w york. wales Mafu Jap. Hampton
Roads
LEITH Juns ;'-cairnsowan 'nO.
Montreal
PLYMOUTH Juns .t-pAfis tFrJ from
lInYre1 Sew York
ciiRIsTrANrA. June - United states
DAM. New YORK
HrELvA. June -KronEiad (Nor).
See YORK
HoNGkONG. Jun. -Shunko Maru
,IApJ from Hlngaporel Sew York.
CLYDE. juno 2,-Silvia tHrl, Ha.ifaf
y
LONDON June at-Maino nlfl. nalil.
more Ncrrntia Olr). Montreal. President
Monroe Sew YORK. esih. Tnrantia tHrl
New York
cONgTANZA Juns l7-Thsmlsiocies
fGr~~si. Sew Yorh
NoIo. juno i3-Cror'rih Hall tRrl,
Philadelphia.
sANoNA. June n Kurdlsian Br.
Montreal
pATRAS iun~ 70 -winona. S~w York
NEWPORT. England Juno ~ Alpine
Range fbri. New York and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Renovation of Lcviathan
Is Progressing Rapidly

work IN reconditioning the Levi
nthan II the yards of the Newport
News Snipbuilding and Drydock Com
u3rs. hfs progressed TO the point where
carpenter and ioinc~' are engaged IN
fitting 90 the shin the interior wood
vork which. it is said, viii make her
one OF the most mxuriously equipped
ships anoat.
Machinery repairs are advancing
mov rapidly than vas anticipated
All Of the Lcviathan's turbines have
been opened up and have been found
g. ~ IN excellent condition. The boil
ers. Of which the ship has forty. are
requiring more time, as large number
o. Adjustments are necessary under the
new plans. among them The nstalla-
t.ors for the use Of oil fuel
A force Of more than 1000 men are
., present employed on the vessel. with
work going on in every department
Confidence IS expressed b. the eontrac-
torsthat she will be- ready for delivery
well within the time specified by the
contract. Although most Of the sub
contracts for reftting have been let a
few Of the most important ones how
ever are still .r allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

Yopr June .i-Ciiv of camer.ds'
Dir, Sew York. Hague Mafu ''Apl'
'ssIItttvGuAI. June 21-Presiden, cieve-
t.,d c.r Trancirro china. san FRANCHISE
ROTTERDAM June zi-lochk"trin3
ny hiinnunossE% Iune as-christlan KTogh
f%,rl Savanna and Baltimore.
hwgTERDAM June 2i-Aqunrius NeT
Hec0w Juns .f-Algerla tBrl. Sew
yort Via Novllie. kentuckian. Portland.
Ne. saiurnia OBFl. Montreal. .s' Tunisian
'Ip5i Ip5iyW0ITU June Rotterdam Cnul.
Scw York fsr Bouiogne and Rotterdam
Ui-i,I. June zs-Ar.ano fBf). Montreal
via London. Enns. Galveston fia Hamburg
an nil,ivHRPooL June .t-Carmanla (Br).
Ssw YORK via Queens'0wn. Megantle tBfj.
Montreal. Nontrose (Brl. Montreal:
scyihlan OBJ. Baltimore va Nof,ekn
fGrFt. sew YORK VIA Newport News
AALBORG. June i'-Rygia tNor.
BARcELoNA. June i'-ne'''ss'N
HAMBrRG. Jun. :i-saehssnwald
Tampico. "a. Ofopesa lbrl. New iork
MALTA. June 21-B-ivedere GiaD. New
sALoSIcA' june :5-River Arares (Br).
New YORK.
yorE ana Norfolk VIA Manila
PORT NATAL. June .1-Faniss tBf).
Montreal
New YORK
THGMEsHAvEN. Juns i7f-TufcsrofA
fprl. phNadelphiN
sYDSEY. y s ". June .i-Tredenham
(Brj New Orleans via Balboa.
SCEZ. June 2f-oricric tbr). Calcutta
and Colombo for Boston and New York.
IEfTH June 2f-Scafweu fBrJ. Mont
real. IS. Capulin. 81 John. y u
SHIELDS. June .5-stanmofe tBrl.
Philadelphia.
LONDON. june ii-Minnesoian. san
Francisco. %. KindcrdlJk (Dul. san Fran.
cisco Via Colon. Nsilagia (BfJ Montreal.
g. President Adams. New York and pos-
ton.
HONGKONG. June 2i-Radnor New
York via Balboa
QUEENSTOWN. June s,-Cedflc {Br).
New York for Liverpool.
Departures
=
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Lack of Subsidy Causes
SnsncnsiOn of Sailing

SAN FRANCISCO. June -26. All ar
ranrements for the sailing Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company liner
Ventura. carrying mail from this port
for Siney. y. s. ". July Is. have been
ordored suspended by the company as
the result Of the failure o. Congress
q act on the request by the company
ard the Shipping Board for subsidy.
The liner is the only one carrying
tinted States mail between here and
Australia. Frederick S. Samuels. vice
preydent and general manager Of the
line, said that u not provided for be.
fore July the company will 70 out OF
tusiness
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

...,,n. Gibraltar June II, Phelps Bros
f.ronis liverpool June ~ .Cunard = 70
se'''''' North oermsn Lloyd
Due Sunday
csnrsny. Antwerp. June ~ s-.,..
Us Army Transport Service
'"''''''' Uslia America. Inc
Rattle. Liverpool. June "a white star Lins
iceland. Antwerp. June ~ Hed htaI Line
Dtnte Allrhieri. naples. June -
"'"'' Mcdonnell 4 rruia
Due Monday
o,duns. CherbOufg June -
Royal Mall steam Packet co
Pacific steam Navigation Co
San Juan san Juan. june -
NYA FortO Rico Co
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Manchester Service Revised
Prom The Tri0ur.s wa,h.-e,o- bureau

Prom The TriOur>'s Wdsh.aofoz bureau
WASHINGTON. June 2s.--At the
completion Of the June sailings, the
Emergency Fleet Corporation with
withdraw the vessels operated BY Har-
riss. MAgill & Co. from Philadelphia
and Norfolk 20 Manchester and Avon
mouth ports. j. Is. Smull. viee-presi-
dent Of the Fleet Corporation in charge
OF alloeations and charters. announced
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Passenger Ships Due
nur Tn.daN

Manohuria. Hamburg June y; % Am~ri.
can Line with mails, n expected 10 "''N
forenoon a. Pier 90. y u West lhth ~
Baracon. Kingston June 81 90 clyde ;
60 win mails. d. expected 20 dock fore
noon A. pier ~. II (chrlsiopher sD
western World RIO de JaneiTo June 10;
% Munson Lines with malls. is expected TO
dock forenoon ~ Pier 3, Hoboken.
santa Marta Santiago June -. 20 United
TftAt 90 with mails is expected 20 dock
forenoon o. pler %. y X (Maiden LaneJ.
Colon. CristobaL June 10. 70 Panama y
forenoon ~ Picr 81. y II 1w.st 2tth sD,
sihoney Havana June 4f TO Y Cuba
Mail s Co with malls. is expected 10 doch
forenoon A. PEE -. = tWah 81
s g Lines with mails. n expected 20 dock
afternoon o. Pier Q. y X (Cocntles Slip.
Due Tomorrow
Uoneric OBJ. Southampton June ~ 90
IS hife star Line with mails. IL expected 20
dock forenoon at Pier 80. y r "est
Pfesiden, GARFIELD London Jun. II. 20
4 S Ilner Nth mails. will dock forenoon
a. Pier :. Hoboken.
Due Thursday
Rochambeau tFfJ. Havre June 20. 20
French Line with malls. IA expected 90
fock afternoon a. Pier -. y Y yves;
Vasari cBD. no ds Janelro Juns IL. 20
lafnporf A Holt Line with malls. is es-
peo'ed 20 dock forenoon ~ foot 18th 81.
Hoboken
Carrilio. Kingston Juns -. 20 United
= fuif co with malls. 10 expected % dock
forenoon o. Pier 20. v maiden Lans).
Due Friday
vessel Port AEeney
Aquiiania. Southampton. June -
Cunard s co.
yesfris. CherbogrC. juno 20.
Royal Mail steam Packet Co
Due Saturday
Conis Rofso. Naples June 10
Lloyd sAbAudo Lin.
King Alexander. pi-seus. June n.
Gsianos A Co
PARIS. Havre. June 7f....s... French Line
Roma Lisbon June 2o....... Fsbre Line
NielN Amsterdam. Rotterdam. June 81
Holland America Ln.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Sailed Yesterday

Sewa'rs Point Norfolk. West EidAra.
Philadelphia. william Rockefeller Port
Iobos. Nuskogee Port Arthur. Chntts-
r0oFa city. baltimore. Byron ID Benson.
Port Loh0s. Bayonne. Philadelphia Ossa-
WafOu.ie. N0rfClk. Verona iNOrJ. Kingston
fchr Priscilla. Alden. Georgetown
1pcria C3rl Helsingfors: jefferson. Nor
folk. Stafr x CDu). Genoa and Batavia ,
Arkansas DAM, Gothenburg
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Vessels Sold

Bouwery. steam paddle. i1s tons sold
hv Sew York 4nd East River Ferry 60
~ the CITY % Sew York for 81 and othef
considerations
Catheflne. steam screw. ~ tons. sold
hy Eastern So Lines 90 Fields fendleton
f0r 81 ana other considerations.
UaaTlaem. steam paddle s'' tons f"lh
by New York and East River ferr, 90
40 IN. ci,y of New York for 81 and other
combinations.
Sergeant. gasoline screw. tons. Gold
hy J q Ellsworth to Robert BALDWIN
Tor 81 and other considerations
W.iverna steam screw g. tons. sold
hy Eastern SS Lines To- Fields icndleion
FOR 81 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

yirrlnia iss y Jupiter June -.
W . Teaeie ri liaiisfas Jun. -
W n Libby iot y Jupiter Jun. y. ,.,.
william II poh'ny i'' ''"'
America lat ipg lon ss5s juno
Hliiegon lat uol lon II n Jun,
w., criios tr Hay - Fundy June 70
w..tsfn World sis 80 Ambrose June ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Start Rail and Water Route

The Southern Railway Company hhs
snuounced the establishment OF a rail
and water freight service between
Philadelphia and points south IN con
merton with the Inland Steamship
coaspsny. The transfer point viii be
P;Dter's Point. the Southern Railways
terminal opposite Norfolk. Daily serv-
~ Sstween Philadelphia and Norfolk
~ = furnished b. the Inland Steam
tnlp Cmpany.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Marine Reports
Minds ~ Sea To-day

fasteras 20 Key Wcst-tfesh souineet
and south. overcast weather
showers .-.,.. ..
East and West Guf-Osnte rariaple anu
weather partly cloudy. ,.
Caribbean Sea and Windwafh Iss'As'
Moderate variable mostly '"t'''f'
weather generally fair ,.st.
North of sandy Hook Moderate NaflHo'
and weather overcast. ,.,.
ranGv Hook 90 Hatf~ras -- MpneI".,
and unsettled -, ..,h
Hstferas 20 Florida s'raiv-Ffesh south
.nsf and south overcast weather oeeA-
elonal showers
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
CITY Island

Bound Soutl-Schrs Ononett. fRrl.
Windsor = :. for SewbvrEh. with plaster.
20 HiEginron MS Co, John Schmuiis
OBJ. bridgeport for sew York.
Hound East -Schr Donald u silver fBrJ.
Guttenburg. FOR Halifax (anchorcdJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Change of Masters

John DuJey succeeds John W Chapman
command gasoiine yacht Buecanser.
Aarl n Lyons succeeds T burton COM
fnand gasoline screw Nancy ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Reports by Wireless

by UHItcU Sthtcb INHNdI ocTVICo
distance II given In miles Reports are
dated at noon unlcfs otherwise specified
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Fire Record

A. 81 Dam.rs
5o-RAndalls Island: main Kitchen $500
s.io-iii wes; 18th 81; Du Bols Re.
frigerating c0........4......N None
i0.oi-ln front Of i6i Wes, Broad
way. auto. unknown Unknown
i0.50-ss East ii.ih st. unknown
Unknown
p NJ
i.oo-isi. "a av; Benjamin D~rn-
stein ...-.s.....-......,s unknown
i.fo-2ii Wes; lfsth st.. Margaret
Mcdonald ...............Un Unknown
s.05-sog East 18th St. Charles
Riarzs ...-.-----..---..-tn Unknown
7t0-I5iT Ayenus \, John Miller
$3.50 we., SID st.. silver Lunch
Company Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Outgoing Steamships

SOTE-Man Information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
Tho sailing hours below arc daylight
saving time
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Departures

PALERMO. June i7-coeur d'Alene
New YORK
SARvIK. June Is-oiM Kyrs. tSorl.
r.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

NIAGARA TO THE srhmre.. pspt J.
guido address Jehn unntreai cs'
Canada steamship iihs'' -.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
SEALED PRoPosALslwtI1 be re-

SEALED PROPOSALStw will be re- eeived by the State. Highway Comnlis- toner, 12 Washington Street. Hart ord, Conn, until P. M. Tuesday, .1arch 21st. for the following sections If State work. in accordance with Dlans and specifications on file. in the Jffice of the State Highway Commls- toner and at the following places:
 TOWN OF COLEBROOk: About 2,37o- lin. fet. Of inch native stone aaacadam on the Colebrook River Road Plans and specifications on file tt the office of D. c. Loewe, Division Engineer. Winsted. Conn.
 TOWN OF HARRINGTON: About f,795 lin. fit. of Plain Cement Concrete Pavement on Pennington Ave, Union vile. Note Cement for the above work will be furnished by the State.
 TOWN OF GLASTONBURY: About i.75O lin. it. of 7' macadam on the Hebron Road. Plans and speclfica- lions at the. office of R. w. Stevens, 12 Washington Street, and at the Select mems office. Glastonbury, Conn.
 TOWN OF MILFORD: About 1, ,460 fin it. of plain cement concrete pave nent on the Post Road, from the Eas. approach to the Washington Bridge to the beginning of the present con crete pavement at Devon NOTE; Cement for the above work will be GurnishedS by the State.
 CITY OF NORWALK: About 6,430 lin. 1t. of Plain cement concrete pave- ment on that portion of the Post 'Roa1 known as the Peat Swamp Road NOTE: Cement for the above work will be furnished by the State.
 TOWN OF STAMFORD: About 4,270 lin. 1t. of plain cement concrete pavement on the Post Road from the West approach to the Washington Bridge to the beginning of the Has sam Pavement in Stratford. NOTE: Cement for the above work will be furnished by the State.
 L. TOWN OF WESTPORT: About 800 in Of 0ldin concrete nave ment on that section of the Post, Road known as Nash's Corner. NOTE: Portland cement for the above work will be furnished by the State. All bids must be accompanied by surety company bond or a certified check not less than one-third of the cost of the work. The State Highway Con1nissioner reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids.
 Dated at Hartford, Conn.,, March
 c. J. BENNETT.
 State Highway Commissioner.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
COR. MAIN AND JOHN STREETS.

A reporter here set out to learn the answer from different Hunting ton people, with some interesting re- suits. Here are some of the an- swerS:
 When I noticed the first gray hairs
 When I met my son for the first time walking with girl
 When d girl friend told me she was in love with some other man.
 When I lost my first tooth.
 When I lost my breath while go- ing up hill.
 When mother asked me to see her young daughter home.
 When the presence of many peo- pie began to bore me.
 When I began to find more pleas ure in staying home than in going out in the evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
NOTICE
TAXES ON THE GRAND LIST
 OF 1921

Notice is hereby given to-the Tax payers ot the City of Bridgeport that the Taxes on the Grand List of 1921 are due and payable at the Tax Col lector's Office. Rooms 4 and ,. City Hall, Saturday. April l, 1922.
 The undersigned will be at the Collectors Office as above on April 1st, 1922, and. daily thereafter, Sun days excepted. from g a. m to 5 p. m., and Saturdays from g a. m. to 12 noon. for the purpose of col lecting said Taxes.
 After May 1st. 1922. as required by law, interest at the rate of three quarters of one per cent. will be added to all unpaid taxes due. and the same on the first of each succeed ing month.
 EDWARD A DREW
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
SEVEN DOLLAR BILI
 COLONIAL DAYS FREAK

Atlanta Ga. March 17-Doubt1ess few people ever heard of a seven- dollar bill; certain it is that few ever saw one, but such a bill is being ey-. hibited to curious Atlantans by J. ". Sower, a printer. who has had it in his possession forty years The bill was issued by the ContinenJal Con- gress in 1T78, three years before the articles of confederation were ratified
 Inscribed on the -ur-ous bit of paper is the foIlowing:
 This bill entities the owner to re- tceive seven spanish miIIed dollars. or the value thereof in gold or silver according to resolutions passed by Congress in Philadelphia :,
 Across the margin Of the bill is printed "Continental Currency The present owner of the bill received + from John Brewer, Of Oeala Fla in whose family it had been kept for years
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Real Estate Wanted

iF IT IS REAL ESTATE or businees opportunities you wa1t to buy or sell InQuire David Apstein, SIS Stiuman St. Tel. Bar TOSS. UlIaiis STEPHENS BUSINESS EXCHANGE. your business. If your house is for sale or rent see us. Clients waiting.
 e6 Liberty Bldg. Bar. 10S9s BAY
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Signs That Indicate
 One Is Growing Old

Huntingdon, w Va. March IT - When did you first notice that you were growing old?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Optician

FTYMAN & SON, Optrometrists. 12s State St. Eye examinations. Watches: Clocks. Jewelry. Repair WorK oL sn kinds. Bar. 1906. ls1110A
 OPTICIAN
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Auto Radiators.
Auto Repairing.

AUTO REPAIKING-Dodge cars a spec talty. Greasing and oilIng station. also washing. kIeckner'S Garage, 70 Madison Ave. Barnum 1476.