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THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 12? WOMAN HURTS DEE MEN CARS COLLIDE A Mrs Grace Tau i 564 Rrooklavvn a taken to tho Lmergpncj hospital i i slijrht injury to he receu 1 a tar she WAS collid- pd with another machine at tlu corner ot Washington a 1 an 1 HiKh stieet. i a i i about 1 i bhe xa able fo return to her after tieat- ment by Di A iaviu ot tho hot- According t) the dnver other car. Charlotte BLX 690 William street, Mrs I'lu operiting a light coupe on street at a is i ite of speed took a v. de at tin. intersection and hit, tht i ot machine vMis soinjr i i on Washington The i us werls slightlv damaged AWARD'CONTRlCT FORWEWADDITION STAMTORD -S (speo.x The contact foi tho -t oni 1- dlf'on to the Stevens school lu I i was signel todax the tpocul i i ronvmi tee an 1 the onatruction The a is sonio- Tihat less than 000 The woik must be sfxrted with 10 and must be within 10 months MM ic.

TRENTIM COMING TO 'I ho mo'-t notable i in i i i annals is tli it 01 the i i engagement Monclav Tuesday and RI I'aUce BildRe- i Mme l.mina i i i i a sun of The ml a i i Marlott-i aiTd the versatile and tasclnauns; of the A a a i Opeta House un- dei the regime of immerstem Mine i lust i etui tied i i jeni soiourn In Italy is un- lei the i a of i c.allo fo this engagement pi events Uso 1 i it Xaido the i i pianist The i progfim of vaudi Mile pictures i aci.oinp\n\ i a a i i be no adv in in prices Box i lose i he reserved the Palme i offer emotions through sunshine and shadows, with thiills and excitement. On the bill tomorrow i be note 1 Bai ney a Melody Victor recoid makers Sullj and i i Thomas In a Beairty, a in An Ace in the Hole is and Buddy Roberts in Study in an-i Trella ompany tist and scenes of hilarity wild gayety and lecklBSB gambling Tragedy and gaye'y, the wild life of the Monte Carlo gambling tables, the beautiful of Monaco he half world of Paris i its tragedies amours, honeymoon romances all i in Norma new photoplay ami Babcttt Raj mond ind was producea by Joseph A A schenck for First a i a balance of the Majestic program is also of excellent quality inc i as it a Mermaid come- the cycle ar- loop-the-ltoop rider The 4110,1 comed and International will be included Tor the last tiinls todaj is show- ir The Lady ho i a gi ip- stoiy ot Algieis an 1 Palis i Lewis Stone, Virgiiua and Nita a and the best all-around vaudeville bill in months with Tobson and his Nutshell Revue VIrCullough Piatpv ami Na- Mdhones and TaLberl, and Tal isuil mill week i ol bill a i a otheis a Hdies a i ind a dance con- POIA'S WlTDKVlljIiE The only film ever actually taken In A a a That the distinction i Chechahcos the new spec- i a drama opens at i "Chechahcos' Is an In- llan i meaning The Tender- loot an-1 applies to men go test as an added attraction in the i On the si reen tomorrow picture i i see a favorite tor the first i in some months A-nes i T'eicv Marmont, r.obert i i Williams i OP i Seisrmann and an all star cast When A i i I I a story ot love and a ot two a It Is a great theme ot shackled 1 es i amai in- miracles of love and based on the power of music The brilliant i the samut of human LAST TIMES TODAY A dramatic adventure--a tale of Broadway and the "TWO SHALL BE BORN" Kenneth Harlan Jane Novak Conway Tearle Madge Kennedy ENTIRE NEW SHOW TOMORROW "Steele of the Royal Mounted" by James Oliver Curwood with Bert Lytell and Charlotte Menriam "The Salvation Hunters" With Georgia Hale and Stuart Holmes up into the cold legions i they are unable to sUnd Here is indeed a motion picture that gets out of the rut that has new faces and pioves that there is really home- thing new under the sun You will go away from this remarkable tale of Alibkan love i the spell of its stupendous grandeur and awe- somenebs gripping The story of "Chechahcos' 3eals i the history of Alatka during days of the Klondlle gold iush, i 1S97 to 1112 and specifcally i the adventures ot two prospectors a college piofessor and his i and a i gam- the stiam of a that is all the most emotional audience could ask Chethah- tos, i give you a first hand idea of the giant glacier's and everlasting beauties of mountains of snow such as Amundsen just recemly tiled to cross by aeroplane The new vaudeville for the last i has two big headliners The Rosemont Revue" with Dave Mallon and a bevy of pretties' in A Studio Revue possesses all the elements of entertainment that makes this tpe ot amusement so popular Couiting Days" a musical comedy battle in three rounds with Kirby Leo and Anger in the prmcpal rolss Cooper anrl Kennedy Sammy Lee and other good acts complete the bill Todav for the last times, the Miracle Man' picture of 1923-26 i be shown 'The Street pt Forgotten Men one of next season's new Paramount pictures with a sterling cast which includes Peicy Marmont Neil Hamilton and Mary Brian has been the talk of the town for the past three It is ac- Uaimed one of the biggest pictures of the current year Joseph Sant i "Padlocks of 1923 The Famous Dotson Jarvis and Hairison and many ftther good acts complete new Our Gang Cornedv Bovs will be Joys' is alo on the programme ATTEMPTS TO LULL BATTLE; PLEASURE BEACH TODAY Children's Day FREE RIDES Milk Drinking Conteit 4:30 Children- Tickets Chen a Main Gate from 1. TWO FREE OUTDOOR SHOWS DAILY 2:30 and 10:30 I euturins: Keeler Vortex TBAPKZfc WEST END 1241 State Tel X. 990 I -EDMUND LOWE --In-THE BRASS BOWL 15 Beautiful Given Away Free I A 2314 Main Noble 1002 Tonight, Gift Night 10 Beautiful Prizes Given tree Opening LORDSHIP Pniilion tot DANCING Beginning Ante 1st Tues and Sat, ETC. under Personal Supervision James MacBride A LADY OF QUALITY Virginia A a 111 Milton Sills MAJESTIC Talmadge in "The Lady Jsorraa Talmadge is now appearing in a photoplay which i bring to the ejes of the fathers and mothers of present times who hegan then courtships back in the djays I leg-o'-mutton sleeves and bicjcles built for two the fash- I ion Those remember the Spanish- American a the Pans-exposition of 1900, the a fair in 1101 President KcKmle Tias shot, the Rnlera of the diys eieryojie was singing The Man Who Broke The Bank Monte Carlo i tremendously enjoy new pictu-e The I-ady tho flappers and sheiks of 102" too i get a much desired kick from the scenes showing the aftermath of the great a and the' Monte Carlo Marseilles and London of a with the attendant dv Ho' and Heavy Movie Chats Fables' and other attractive short a i i i tomoirow, ani continu ing for the balance of the week Majestic patrons will set Tom Mix in his greatest of all western pictures 'Riders of the Purple Sage' In i film i was adapted Zane most i opular novel, Mil is seen to beat acvantase A strong i cast and his wonder horse Tony are to be seen In the film CAMEO.

Stores of extras were used in th making of Salvation Hungers i will be shown at the Game theatre for three days artlng- to rnoirow But they were not paid penny In truth they were uncon scious of the fact that they wer i for glory The old Plaza of I43s Angeles i the quarter known as Sonoratown basks. In the sun before the venei able mission of Our Ivdy of th Angels Here linger dac-ye remnants ot the Spanish occupa tion a period long: since clbowe into obsc-urity by the life ot th uglv bustling moders citv On th benches of the old Spanish Plaze, walking under Its dingy palms, lolling on its broken flagstones on any day are the figures of a dream men i ejes fixed on the past grotesque cripples, armless nopllinp themselves in odd and refeemblirg the chaiacters painted bv "Victdr Hugo There Is a ramshackle bandstand here relic of sunny.afternoons In the past when dark-eyed girls in mantillas promenaded before their cavaliers to the music of a band The stand is boarded up on one side now The pioducer of 'Salvation Hunters had no funds to hire a mob 4. hole was out In the board- Ing and behind It was posted the camera Through this hole the inscrutable eve of the machine recorded the miseries of the Plaza The producer of Salvation Hunters' obtained his mob 4nd best of all he obtained a mob taint of self consciousness Spending the early days of his camera career photographing serials brought to the exi erience of Steve Smith Jr a wealth of exciting thrills There are stunts in the making of serial thrillers that are considered too hazardous for their worth in any othei fllir and the life of a cameraman for this type of picture Is one or endless excitement In speaking of the photographing of the rapids shot In Vitagraph Steele of the Royal Mounted i comes to the fameo theatre tomorrow Smith says that he did his most dangerous work -with the camera "It was the wildest I ever saw for men to try to throug 1 in a canoe he reported Of course had our troubles 1th the camei i pontoon but they were nothing to the thrill of seeing those actors dashing through water a a i close In the Cameo tonight rlaying to crowded houses for the past fotn days For Four Hours New Haven Attorneys Continue Disagreement. For four hours yesterday afternoon two New Haven attorneys battled before Judge John Banks for the appointment of a committee in condemnation proceedings brough 1 by the Union School District West Haven.against Mrs Antonetta A Halpln and her husband for.J?ro perty adjoining west of the presen high school property At 5 clock Judge Banks suggest id that if the contending partlei made a compromise, as the schoo board was willing to gh 1 2 0 0 0 and the Halplns were willing to ac cept $14 that It would save thi exipense of the condemnation com mittee but Attorney Prank Gold man, representing the school boarc and Attorney Robert Woodruff representing the Halpins, were un able to come to an agreement a to compromise or as to the appoint ment of a committee The outstanding feature of th hearing was that Paul Canfleld who Is clerk of the West Have Board of Education and also of th Union School district, gave his tes tlmony when sitting on the chal on the witness stand, but when read the records of the minutes of the various boards he stood The a i of a committee has been deferred Victrolas Vi Price Store Open Till 5 P. Saturday 6 FJfl.

Bridgeport. Connocticut Wednesday, July 29, The Weathers BREEZY ON WEATHER, IS DUE FOR FROST BUXTON. Ens July 2 8 A The only woman weather dark in England Mlss 13 Pilkington has tired of the official language of daily wea.ther bulletins issued from headquarters and has instituted a new departure which while -pleasing the populace of the flistiict does not exactly meet i official approval Miss Pilkington favors an date style in foiecastmg the weather one of her latest leading 'Temperattiie There is- an acute shortage of therms in the district Winds Still of an oriental charactei Pressure A stead i eliable worker Local trend Overflows with happiness Infeience We are ctuaJifv'ng tor the final of the weather championship Another was worded "Temperature, Eveiy, day in ery way it grows warmer and warmer I ence Ml the -weathei factors a i decked out their finest garb The spectre at the feast too shadowj to worry us Oddments clean-up for three cfciys-- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. After a most successful Big Sale More odds and ends. More broken sizes.

More little lots-than seem to appear in nearly department. We propose to them out at little prices rather than take stock of them. It will pay you to come here and rummage around these days. Here are a few samples of wKat you will find. Main Floor Fourth Floor Oddments Men's suits, one or two of a pattern, all sizes in lot.

Reg. $30 to $40 for $19.50. Men's wool trousers mostly small sizes. Reg. $5 to $7.50 for $3.95.

Straw hat oddments of better sorts $1. Men's caps, odds and ends 95c. Men's crash suits one or two of pattern $12.75. Unbleached muslin remnants lOc yd. Bleached muslin short lengths 15c yd.

Odd lengths of fine bleached muslin VISITS COOMDGE SWA.MPSPOTT MJSS (AP) --William Phillips dor to Belgium called July 28 Amhassa- it White BUS RETAINER GIVEN IN BOSTON BOSTON -'8--(AP) Judge Anderson in Fedeial court today announced that he grant a temporary i i restiamlng the Portland Boston tnd Worcester Bus Co i operating busses bet Boston and Worcester The petition for the injunction was presented last week by the receiver lor the Boston and Worcester Stieet Railway Co The gave counsel for the LO ll. vv II no I Court todav to pay his respects to bus rompani an opportunity to 'ar- 17c. Linen and lace scarfs for $1. Printed voiles, odd lots 39c and 79c yd. White dimity 18c yd.

Tables of remnants of wash fabrics at little prices. Men's combination suits 65c Odds and ends of women's low shoes in four lots. $1.90, $2.90, $3.90 and $4.90 good picking. Women's combination suits 69c. Children's underwear 39c.

Fancy box writing paper and en velopes. Reg. $1.25 for 63c. Bathing caps. Reg.

I9c to 25c--lOc Reg. 39c to 50c--19c Blanket binding, double fold. Reg lOcforSc. Banding and pleating. Reg.

5oc tc $1.50 yd. for 35c. Collar and ciiff sets, collars, jabots an vestees. Reg. 5oc for 2Sc.

Remnants of dress trimmings. Reg l5c to SOc yd. for lOc pc. Remnants of metal cloth 29c length. Men's bathing suits.

Reg. $5 for Men's golf hose, little lots 79c to $1 Roller skates, odd sizes $1.75. Gillette razors 25c. Baseball shoes $3. Mama Dolls i89c.

Odds and ends of lawn mowers off regular prices. Iced tea sets, add lot $2.95. Odds and ends of stem ware. 25c fbr 15c. Window screens and odd sizes In doors at lowered prices, Third Floor Odd pieces of curtain goods lOc i Odds ard ends of window shades Odds and ends of silks, short $1.59 to $2.50 yd.

Finished models and scarfs at verx prices. I Remnants of carpet 39c and 69c eadtv Second Floor Children's bloomers lOc. Infants' dresses, odd lot 85c. Odds ends of women's voile and dresses $3.75 and $5. Women's voile dresses, plain broken sizes $1.95.

Sateen petticoats 45c. Gingham dress aprons 95c. Odds and ends of fine hats $1.87. Boys' Houses and shirts 59c. Wash suits 85c President oolidffe retnrnins aeain tn his post to i he will sail on August peal and ordered the petitioner to a brmd of 000 to cover possible loss to the respondent THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

COMMUNITY THEATRE 00 KVFMNCr 8 4 I I OF TUP CKVTAtll" With John Gilbert and Klennoi Boardman Excursion to New York Round Trip Fare 1.50 Sunday, August 2nd. Special Train LT. Bridgeport 6.58 a.m. DIM New York 8 20 a m. Returning LT.

New York 800p.m. Due Bridgeport 9 22 p.m. Ea.tcrn Standard Time LaiUd numbw ot Tirket, R.ilro«d bu Th N. N. H.

R. R. Co. WEST POINT Over storm King Mountain and West Side of Hud'-on River SEE CADETS' DRESS PARADE AT WEST POINT $5 ROUND TRIP Thursday, July 30 TUkcts on at Strntfield Ho tcl and Huber's Confectionery, St Blue Club Coach Line Ooarh Huhcrs ronfeotion stoic nt 9 OO a Stratflcld Hotel 0 10 a in 4 Vnd liih Coupon uill I I admit unv liadv lo the Piilrfcn Matlncr Thnnsdav, 30th. Good until 3 TIIF TRICKIEST ONK, VFT Dance Contest THIRSDAY ENTIRE NEW NOVELTY BILL THURSDAY RAYMOND HENRY in ho Holf" Barney Rapp's MELODY DOZEN MCTOR RECORD SULLY THOMAS "Boaulj Youth and Tolly" A Cyclist and Ulclpr Sis Buddy Roberts News Comedy Many DANCING Charlie Cole's Carolinians WONDERLAND Walnut Beach New Park LADIES FREE -T I Thrilling Storv of Shackled Lives Modern Husbands and Wives--The Faithful and the Untrue BIG ROMANCE OF TODAY "When a Girl Loves" i a Mlghtv Oast (mliidcs AOVKS A I i ROBLJIT I 1 I Frank Dobson Co.

Carl McCullough Many Others "The Lady Who Lied" In Stone-Virginia Valll Mon. Tues. Wed. Fortune Gallo Mon. Tues.

Wed TRENTINI The Celebrated IJttle Star of "The Itrelly" ajid "ISaughty Marietta' And For Thii Tngugeinent Onl ERIC ZARDO--Eminent Concert Pianist Accompanying Bill of Vandeilte and Pictuies MA, ADVANCE IN PRICES Ill This Beautiful telour Purlor Suite Capital Prize, tf'rom LEE BROS. FURNITURE MA Given Away At Tonight's Country Store Today MaiKs the Pushing of a Great Show Another "Miracle Man' THE STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN" A Paramount Triumph Ailh PCRC1 MAKMOVT MARY I A Vaudeville Excellence Joseph Santiej, Stai of "MnMp Hox" Prenents 'PADLOCKS OF 1925" THI OM.Y "OUR COMKDY--OTHER BITS FIRST 'HMKSj TOMORROW--AMATEURS THLRS. Only FilnrFAcr Made In Alaska "The Chechahcos (Indian lor A Powerful Talc of Alaskan Love Set in Ihe Magnificent, Awe- inspiring Splendor of tbc Ijand Amundsen plored. Last Times Today '1 LADY (t The Greatest Love Story Ever Told 9 Mermaid Comedy-- Fables--News---Others TOMORROW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CHASE COMEDY Alice Cartoons OV1LUAM mm of the PURPIE'SAGE hi Covered News Gold Night Thurs. NEWSPAPER! i Bar.

45 rooms, steam heat. Cornier a a irm Turin'' A A 3 ROOM Brick house a i i basement bell. Ave. No Phone M. I ---jJify" YTTtjR i at a to you i and nave aO per cont 1497 Main opposite Ar- arranged.

A I Gas i used, things. Tel a i St. A 1. N. 210o A Coal and gas range.

eoiuliilon. four burner. Price 8j. a Ave. gas range i a Hooslei i cabinet.

All like new. Trucking Storage A FIREPROOF STORAGE FOR Furniture, pianos and general merchandise, pocking, crating, moving, shipping. THe Bridge-port Storage Warehouse Co 10 i i St. B. 7960.

A LAHGE EMPTY Van i from Newark N. J. Thursday 3U. Call Bar. 7952 P.

E. Turner. 470 Nuwfield Ave Washington A $4,000. Miss TiM-nt II OM Furnished roe Krick. Warren a State i quick.

l-'airl ru-ar Wil- FairlU-ld "UININC. Room suTte, turned oak. three ffi.nViu'Jr-rr'lci i Juiy 840 i house tilin. Ul-t A os ner Bldg HS Fairth-ld B' ROCK-- Six garap. doors.

Noble SALE--SK12 A rug. cottage, i a i a i Queen Ann i i i a i H7 a a St. "F'O'K "Rooms" of i a high (R Address No. ulMX'i this paper, sell. S.

Crehan home, i Bids. SI7 Fail-field ft( for nome. business property, i --visages, n-nts. Newcomers i a i Howard Ave. -'ce "(3 Ki" cash $300.

Balance easy ix'-iis Miller. 77 Middle St. cornor n. Ba'r. 1139, FOR I F--" a i house rooms i Lots 100x100 f.ooU to Hast a i and Boston i i i Horace St.

room bunKalow at Bronx A i Call H. C. C.regory 7 I I or James Logan 7384. MOVING OUT OF TOWN? Let us figure on It. Barnum Motor Trucking Noble 1737.

QWLOTT Bpt-New York dally. Specialty odd lots furniture carefully handled. Reasonable. Barnum Motor Trucking. N-1787.

A BERrNERD--Local, long dls- piano moving. -Large Prices re-fionaoie i vans. i-iiiladelphla empty July Ant 4 S40 nowa.rd 131 Going to Boston Aug. 2. Phone I CAREFUL--Rename mover.

Harry Hansnn, Jr. Established 1907 Large padded vans. Storage Mtfiu St. Hillhouse Aye. A i distance i piano moving.

Any time. Any 1 W. Butler. 33011--For large moving van Local and long distance. Ray 6113 South CALL BARNUM 7'952--Local, long dlB- tanee moving, E.

Turner, 470 New- ftelcl Ave. Largest closed padded van J. Furni- Long distance i 7 i 27jl2. "rTf Yon baby" carriages, trailers, bassinets, beds, Reed F()R SALE--Large dark oak buffet, mirror, a bargain, J. M.

Burr, i i sale, 164 1C tor sale. Also Studio equipment. 1300 Stratford, Ave. The Taylor Stuiljo. Call mornings at once leaving town, solid fumed oak leather Barnum A i moving.

Local and long distance. Large padded van. Prices reasonable. lof i Large van returning from ROOM Bunsalow. all i will sell at a sacrific-e.

i a Ken- vvocid Ave. Grasmero FairflelU. Te! N. 2387-J. ROOM SOD and frame cottage in Strat'lcld M.800; every modern Tiprovement, At condition, terms to i buyer.

One Cottage, same kind on same street. 13,700. needs some repairs. Small a cash. Apply near rarlt Bridgi'port.

FOR SAI.E--n room nouse af Si? Lafayette State St. Stelbcr. Bar. FOR SALE High grade 7 rm. bunga- 'ow cottage at Lordship Manor A con- i i lot IW by 150 Ideal.

L. E. Lordship FOR SALE--At Ixrdshlp Manor, choice shore'or year around lots best easy terms. L. S.

Nunnolo. Lordship FOR SALE 4 room Rungalow almost in splendid neighhorhood. handy to trolley and stores, i Improvements. garag'e and garden Bargain for someone. Address No.

5080 thjs paper. ROOM Bunsalow, small deposit, balance monthly. Your own terms. Stratford aSO ORASMERK 2 family brick house, 6 room slate roof, copper frreenv, bardwood floors, all improve- Lot 50x150 Price Cash $2.000. Clark Son.

Cor. State Lafavette Sts. Bar. 1614 i i room i large i a i nil a i rocker, .1 table. Table alone J4.i, sell the set flail settee to a i set a i i coat hooks $15 Folding screi-n.

frame a oak. nurds recovering f2. H6(i a Ave. ITSED "COAL Stoves, taken in exchange, 1 Crawford. 1 Standard.

Make Gotdfleida 1497 Main, opposite armory. i 1 South wlshas to sell kitchen 5 piece parlor suite, buffet. 80 Staples street. PIANOS! BABY Grands, players at factory prices In factory crates. Saves you to $200.

All makes. Easy payments. Goldfield's. 1497 Main opposite Armory. New York August 1st.

desires load part load Bar. 3.5_87__107_Clarence NO 12 POPLAR TERRACE. FAIRFIELD SK room brick and a dwelling in Brooklawn section, all improvements, reasonable terms. Price J4.700 CHARLES F. ABBOTT.

No 116 Bronx Bridgeport. Phone Noble 4923 -W STAMFORD GAS A FOR SALE CHEAP. CALL NOBLE 1549. USKD Carriage for sale. Inquire West.

End Electric Co. 1160 State St. WANTED TO BUY a good Coal Range or comb i a i also 9x12 Hug. Both must be reasonable. Address No.

50642 this paper Boats Launches EXPRESSING--Trucking, Job or hour Moving J5 'load. Guaranteed carefu haildling. Davis. A A VAN returning from A A 2nd. Hav you a i coming back.

If BO, cal 12 empty for Port land, Me. What have you going tha way? Call Barnum 6388. 648 Newflel Ave. A. D.

Stowe. LOCAL Long distant trucking between Philadelphia, New York an Hartford. Call Noble 3831. Scott Truck Ing Co Insured. MOVING ANYWHERE IN CITY $6 Long distance reasonable.

Large van J. A Begl. yvTNG ey, Strat. 1050. MOVING--Local an6 long dlstanc i piano Large padded vans Leo Walewskl, 107 Clarence St.

Barnu: 9.5S7 Lost Found Boat i 6 ft FOR SALE--23 ft. Speert "Arnott" bottom, mahogany auto starter steering wheel beam. 30 HP. Sterling engine. this boat over at the Pootatuck yackt club ask Caut.

Downey. Extended payments considered Simmons, Barn ft OS J20" foot motor boat without motor. H. B. Xichols 15 Jetland street.

Black Rock FOR cruiser 25 feet long. Speed 11 miles. First class condition. 104 Hillside Shelton. Tel.

987-2. 11 FEET SKIFF FOR SALE $25. 13S MOXROE ST. BLACK ROCK. SMALL TWO a i large int.

fruit f-ees zrape arbor Good neighborhood. Brooklawn Trolley, or i Price Terms, Bar. 777 STRATFORD--I a a specialty of Stratford property. Consult my large for Stratford homes and home The Stratford Realty i Lovell Block. Tel.

Strat. 75. STRATFORD--Beautiful 7 room se i large lot. near trolley, ran FOR SALE--Glass Cabin Cruiser, length 26ft. 6 ft.

beam. A-l condition demonstration given $225 Inquire 1S.1 Adams St. WANTED--To buy canoe in good condition not over Bar. 1958-13. Dogs, Birds Pets FOR SALE--Collie pupa, 7 weeks old, pedigreed.

Ave. John LOST--2 weeks a.eo large earner In Reads store. Reward Mrs. Osca Sehultze. Norwalk.

FOUND--A female dog, owner ca have same. East End Coal Co. wl. mot avenue. "LOST--A Bank book No.

43080. Re American Bank and Trust Co LOST--Class Pin 1925. St. Vincent Hospital on Wood Ave. between Par and Benham Ave.

Miss N. Cross 2253. Reward IX3ST--German Spitz puppy Monda between 7 and 9 a. m. Finder retur Hurzeler 97 Knapps Hlghwa Falrfield.

i ward. Mortgages Loans 'MORTGAGTMONEY IAVY SALES W. TO' LOAN Moffltt, Iscounted. Carroll, State Realty 3 Falrfleld Ave. On real estate See a 619 nbr Store, let Miller 77 Middle John.

YOU Consult me aboui a nrst or second mortgage; others do Wearing Apparel Oil Shares again Sluggish With Slight Net Losses. BULGARIA MOVES TO PREVENT PROFITEERING SOFIA, (AP) Minister of the Interior Husserf has directed the chief Commission of Provisions to begin proceedings against i and vegetables merchants In half a dozen cities to compel them to sell their produce at reasonable prices. Complaints ha'd been made that prices three times as large as they should be were being charged. Some milkmen, who were said to be'charg ing excessive prices also were includ- d. The provision authorities were In- tructed by the minister not only to Ine those i of profiteer ng but to Impose prison sentences one year as well.

FINAL CLEARANCE ALL DRESSES 8 JoiFN MDA JTK1N. Motorcycles FOR SALE--Harley Davidson motorcycle 1925 motor, good condition Jlib. all 348 Lexington Offices BRIGHT, AIRY DESK to relLable person. Apply Room Personals MISS A. CARROLL, dressmaker, formerly of 33'Courtland St.

has moved to 26 Chapel St. whrfe will be Pleased to receive her former patrons NEW YORK, 28. Heavy realizing sales turned the course of. prices irregular 111 today's curb market a an' early period of strength, which was featured by bullish demonstrations in a few industrial specialties. Oil shares, were again sluggish, net losses of a point or so being recorded by Ohio Oil, Prairie Oil and 'Gas, Prairie Pipe and a few others.

Strength of Light aria Traction, which scored an extreme gain ot 7 points, was the feature of he public utility group. Commonwealth Power new stock, also was brisk demand, but heaviness cross- out in Eleptrir Bond and Share Power Securities. Power Corporation of New York, Southeastern Power and United Light and ower, which fell back 1 1-4 to nearly 4 po'ints. G. and W.

Grand stores was the outstanding strong sr.ot In the in rtiistrial section, closing i pointf higher at 76 In. reflection of In is well as new. DIED LOST--City Savings Bank Book No. 123234. Claims must be presented wlthir.

thirty days, or said book will be cancelled. LOST--Bank Book No. 15013 issued by The American Bank Trust Co. Any person having any claim upon said book must pre-sent same to tbe above i bank immediately. A A South Norwalk.

July 28th. 1925, Ur. Lauren M. Allen, aged 68 years. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 13 Washington street, South Norwalk on PHday, July 31st, at 3:30 p.

m. daylight sav- Interment at Willow Brook cemetery Westport, Conn. New Haven papers please copy CASSIDY--In this city, July 26. 1925, Josephine A. Walsh, of John H.

Cassidy. Friends are invited to attend the a from her late residence. 194 Pembroke street, on Wednesday July 29, at 9:30 a. m. and St.

Mary's church at 10 a. solemn high mass. Interment in St. Michael's ceme- lery. CLEARY--In this city, July 27 1925 James H.

Cleary. Friends are invited to attend the funeral his late residence, 78 Crescent place, on Wednesday, July 29 at ,8: 30 a. m. and from St. a with church at 9 a.

m. Tnterment in St. Michael's cemetery. ELLIS--In MHdletown. Conn.

Monday, July 27th, 1925, Mabe Butler, wife: of Edward Ellis, in her Friends are invited to attend the LOST--A green gold Bar Pin set with a at the service rooms of Wil green white Brilliants. please return to 236 Norman St. or call Barnum 7114. Reward. LOST--Ladles pocket book near Brewster St.

and Nash containing valu- 47 nble ke a i 0 Mrs A Horn i 27 Nash street FOR SALK--Three pedigreed police Vit? at your own price. Owner pups, five old Cheap for qnlck town. Address No. 54133 this sale, Pulton St. per.

"must be sold by Sat- irday. Scotch Collies, males, -perfect nark'ings. Eskimos, Fox terriers, black nd tan Japanese poodles. Others $ii N. Main st.

7 room all garage, i nncl 'rti-ee small a 6th house LeOranil A Instead A T'F'OR'D' a i 1 8 room, house I porch down. J10 i River and $10 8 A Place. PUPPIES--All must be sold by Saturday. Scotch Collies, males, perfect markings. Eskimos, Fox terriers, black and tan Japanese poodles.

Others re enerl in. a i decorated small cash a lal- and SIO 8 Armstrong Place. a i easy E. F. McMaugh.

Phone a St. STRATFORD 12 Room 2 a i house i must sell for ortgac-es, cash Bowe Barnum THOROT'OHBRED A i a Terrier at stud, fee reasonable. L. Morris, 525 Lincoln Ave. City.

THOROUGH Airedale puppies strong, farm raised, perfect markings Rrnadbrldge opposite Putney Chapel Stratford CENTER New 7 room i-onn. Oak floor, sun parlor, i place, large lot. Bowe. Phone a igh 'school, Pleasant 6 and 7 room houses, all 1m- irovements. Large lot.

Price $0.800. $1.500 cash. Also 8 rooms; fireplace, sleeping porch, enn parlor, ash trim. lot 50x210. Price $7,500.

$2.000 cash C. White. 1210 Stratford Ave Stratford Farms Lands LOST--Masonic watch fob charm, small diamond, reward. M. J.

Illman 23 Howsley St. Bridgeport LOST--Portfolio containing music manuscripts July 26th on Stratford Ave. Phone N-4437. LOST LADIES watcn i case initials K. T.

Vicinity of Plaza Saturday evening. Finder return to 109 a Ave. Reward, LOST--July 26 at Falrfield Beach Gentleman's. Ruby Ring. Reward if returned to 2505 Main St.

LOST--A grey, squirrel fur piece Friday evening at Poll's Palace theatre. Call Stratford 457-W, Reward mot and West. 866 Lafayette street, on Thursday, the 30th inst at 2:30 p. m. Burial Park cemetery.

WILL PARTY who picked up Gold Wrist Watch from ladles Room in Rockwell's Tuesday noontime, kindly return same to 87 Calhoun Ave 4770. Reward. or call Noble REVOLVER, Iver Johnson .32 Serial No. 76415 Pearl handle. Reward full TWO FAMILY House 143-147 Bteoh- wood Desirable location.

Call for appointment. WILL EXCHANGE a 7 room house. steam heat, tile bath and fire place. for a building lot free and clear and a small amount of cash. Clark and son.

corner State and Lafayette Sts. Bar. WANTED FAMILY HOUSE i 2 car garage, i or rpace for garasre. lie 6 rooms on each floor. In Black Rock or Side of Ave.

Address No. this paper. ACRES i building, good apple. orchard price only 20 minutee to of Bridgeport. Clark and' Son ror.

State and Lafayette St. Bar. 1614. FOR SAfLlb or exchange for East Br'dgeport property, good farm of 65 acres, attractive nine room house, improvements, large barn, silo, etc. Fruit, i a and springs, hay, alt crops, ten cows, two horses, all farming tools, half mile from state road.

Stanley Botsford, Stepney Depot. Conn. J59. $500 CASH secures acre farm with all kinds of i trees, and large, new henhouse. Good room dwelling.

Price $3, WO Clark Son, Cor. State Lat a streets. Bar. 1614. value of gun.

Bar, 5623. Call Fred Meyer Garage Musical Instruments AN UPRIGHT piano, ana fine radio with a battery, reasonable to quick buyer. Address No, 5065.2 this paper. TO Farm wit.h acre fr more within half hour i from center. Mr.

Oliver 132 Johnson St. TOR SALE--Upright piano. Inquire 1344 Pembroke St. "FuiTSALK-- Upright Piano practically new, muyt be sold owner leaving town. 477 1 M'iLTON Pianos and Player Pianos.

Holland Hart, sole agent. 42.S-430 Pembroke St. Phone 5856. TWO VALUABLE violins for" quick One good for solo work. 73 Old Stratfield Road off Tunxis Hill.

GOtlLD--In New York city, Sun day July 2 6 1925, Michael son of late Thomas and Mary Gould formerly of 61 Atlantic street. Friends are invited to attenl th funeral from the funeral parlors Mullins. Scott and Redgate, 29 Golden Hill street, on Wednesday July 29th, at 9 a. m. and from th Sacred Heart church a 9 3 0 a.

with a solemn requiem mass. Interment in St- Michael's ceme tery. earnings. Profit-taking checked the advance in electrical re frigeration Issues although severa reached new high ground at 23. Nor walk Rubber touched a.

new top a 17 1-2. Franklin Manufacturing re acted sharply. LOSES IN FIGHT 'OTATO ADVANCE ACUTE SHORTAGE LATER Light Crop Locally Seem Certain--Corn and Apples Plentiful. Furnished 1y the Commission? of Agriculture of tho State of Con necticnt, Tuesday. July 28, 1925.) The advance of pota prices to levels even higher tha previously reported was the ou stan-dlng feature of this morning market.

With the up of tl Virginia crop anil the developmen of new sections It htis become mor apparent than earlier that th shortage has been predlcte for some time Is as stated. it has became apparent within the past that a light parly crop is to be IBD DP ESTATE OF BANKRUPT CONCERN Attorney Samuel Reich, trustee of he Morris Metals Products company, adjudicated a a in uly, 1922, by Involuntary petition, ubmitted his account to Re- eree John Keogh yesterday after- oon. The account gives two and ne-half per cent to A irst dividend 3 per cent was de- lared over a year ago, making a otal of five and one-halt per cent. This was an estate with assets of 2 5 4 4 7 7 42. Of this amount mortgage holders received $1 and he city of Bridgeport In the form taxes due received $75,000.

The otal amount of the general claims i to $218,999.83. The various phases a i i to the ng up of the estate has brought it. before the i States court several times. Circuit UNION HEAD CALLS MONEY SPENT Declares Press Space Is Aid in Marketing Product. JHILA DELPHI July Ext ensive use of newspaper ad' tisl 14? by farmers was advoeatadj an address at today's session of An erican Institute of Coope by W.

B. GelsNlnger, Ixs AnffCN ass stant advertising managed of r' California Ftult Growers' Gelsaln'ger told of the cesi that press apace has i the agriculturalists of sta to market their product. The members organil i I represent." said Mr. singer, "advise other farmer opi-rationa to standardize the qu of their products, and then IBC- th. ir sales through the judlclon of advertising." Murray Charges Broadsides by Operators Add to Consumers' Burden.

ATIJA.NTIC CttTT, N. July 28. (AF.) Anthracite miners today condemned advertisements inserted in daily newspapers by the Anthra- U1J6 TO cite Operators' as a "waste of consumers' money." The advertisements were headed: "Why A Suspension of Anthracite' mining Walsh Declines to Modify Ruling 77-Two Pickets Only Allowed. harvested, It being expected earlier I A that local growers were going to is Indefensible, and broadcast the dig- a full c'roip due to good appear- operators' plea for and a ance of the tops. But reports a a pledge to continue work af- now about state of a September 1, if scale differences light set and consequent light yield, i hatl not been adjusted.

New Jersey and Long Island, the Philip Murray, vice-president af -----two most important sections In th-? east i the next six weeks are predtotecL as having light crops while midwestern sta.tes which rro- shortly before enterin" the confer- duce a mid-season -rop ar reported I ence om i the i owners to- as having even lighter yields In pros- ma this comment: pect. The few local potatoes of- "Every dollar that Reports Cl Quotations Are Strong. CHICAGO, July sored a sharp upturn In duy, owing largely to of winter wheat and to crop reports both, s. uth and north of the the United Mine Workers of Amcr- a as we as from a and spokesman of the Anthra- 1 especially cite Miners Scale Sub-Committee. pfor wheat wer If union pickets of the United Hatters of North America desire to patrol the.

"open" shop of F. Berg company, Norwalk. they must bo temporarily satisfied with only two pickets. Judge John J. Walsh yesterday afternoon declined to i a tethporary Injunction which limits the pickets to two persons anrt restricts their activities to the mere observance of those who enter and leave the factory.

Judge Walsh did npt hear any evidence offered by the union officials, and he declared that he felt the case fthonri be fully tried in court on its merits. Attorney David Fitzgerald, mayor of New Haven and counsel for the union, outlined what would bj the outstanding points in union evidence, were it presented, declaring complete denial wouH be made of allegations of i i i a i that Secretary John F- McKnlght authorized the offering a $100 bribe to get the trimmers out of the Berg fac- that pickets a.cted other ferecl on 'the morning market were sold out early at around $2.00 per bushel, but wholesalers were selling for around $2.50 per bushel or 6.75 to 7.25 per barrel. operators 8P end in such newspaper advertls- ng is one dollar more added to the Plenty of Corn. Sweet corn nearby was of. preparing their cost 2 1-2 $1.51 5-8 to $1.51 and comber $1.58 to $1.58 1-8, with eoivW a.

1 1-8 to Sc. gain, oats at l-8c. ine to 3-8 a l-2c. advance, and 3 oT i rovisions varying from 17c. setback just as much a.s every dollar, grant- a rise of 2c.

ed in a waee increase to the men. Tot prices of the day In the wheat "We suppose that the operators, i market were reached Just as; i finish, with export trade sheets fared somewhat more freely with first offerings of native yellow va- they affoct production, will add to some and with them the enormous sum they are decided falling off In hedging aalea, now paying for advertising in yj apparent. Besides evidence Vt I papers in anthracite consuming ter- a gloving up of shipments ot t.ory, or that pickets a.ciea oin HOIM5KINS At St Vincf.nts I a ln i and legal fashion, hospital; 2 8 1 9 2 Wallace A. Hodg-kins, agcd 44 years. Friends are invited to the a at Qeorge P.

Potter's mortuary rooms. No. 137 Elm street, Thursday evening, July 30th; at 7 3 i p. m. Interment in South Salem, Conn.

in Stratford. July. 27th. 1925, Frederick G. Monroe (better known as Bill Monroe), aged 47 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral at St. John's church. New Milford, on Thursday, July 3 0 at 1:30 p. standard time. I Center cemetery.

New i and Danbury papers please copy. PEACE--In Long Hill, Services Offered Lots AUTO driving lessons J5. Also car for hir- J1.50 per hour. with driver. Noble 1S72.

"A SHINOrLE IN I SAVI5S NTNT:" your carpenter work, plastering. a i i and pa.perhangir.. rebuilt, and cleaned, at attractive prier and a i A S. Radwick. II Olive St.

City. KIND'S renovat- i Made over i Haliigfr. 117:. Norman St. i AUTO LFTsSON'S'--6 i i I'T Also ear for i $1 50 per driver Nobli- 1972.

A A general Jobb'ng Conrad M. Frank. 36 Noble 5567. i wi'il'Vvir" i a i each a a a i "WHAT have ynu In the line of eler i i I wire houses and do all klni of electrical repairing. Phone Barnum 872-4.

FOR SALE Building lots at Lordship and Long Hill will be sold cheap to close a estatp of Marsh Bros. Apply W. Peck Trustee 665 Longi)rook A a Tel Strat, 303. 25x100. Will sell at a sacTU flee.

Old Town road, Call evenlrig." ApartTnent No. 5, 2854 Fairfield A Ponn. nea'r a i $750 balance easy a Fotch I North Ave. Shore Cottages Stores FOR RENT--Delicatessen, Bakery. Stratford avenue, good business, will sell a i and contents, 1471 Stratford Av.

STORE For rent. Good location for shoemaker. J. Jordan Noble 4513-2. STORE In corner building excellent place for barber, butcher or shoe.

Rent living rooms if desired. Call H. 2 4 Instructions nKSltfNLNG--If you can draw, train to become a i a designer or illustrator. Good salaries paid to comm i a artists Results guaranteed. i S4S97 i paper Lofts Loft To Rent FOR SALE And to rent.

3 room nished cottage, and in banjo." banjo ma.n^ a I i instructions. a Music i 1014 i i i Room 2 07, a Bldg. Phone 1 Bur 7329. A CT. Shore a from Auj? 8th i 4 0 i ner Others near shore and Ceorue i Beach i a for rent', i at Myrtle, Beach Pole 108 E.

a 1185 Broart St 4682. In arguments made yesterday stress was made by Mr. Fitzgerald on the claim that the original among the BePg employes, which caused the original walk-out, resulted internal dissatisfaction over prices and was in no way ln- sjiired by i interference. DON CO. SECURITIES in a i room and board for or two or couple.

Adsa i paper. Spiritualists Builders Contractors 27th, 1S25, Timothy Bartholomew Peace, aged 81 years, 11 months and 3 days. are invited to attend the a the Mortuai-y chapel of August -G. Baker, 1888 Stratford avenue. Bridgeport, on Wednesday, 2 9 at 2:30 p.

m. Interment In family plot in Lakeview cemetery. SPAINES In Weston July 27, 1 9 2 5 A i Margaret Broeh, wHow of the late Stephen A. Spaines in her 68th year. friends are invited to attend the a at the residence of her son Charles B.

Brocli, Weston. on Thursday, 30th, at 2 p. m. day- right saving time. I in Lakeview cemetery, Bridgeport Conn.

I WAKNER--In this city, July 26th, Edna, widow of the late Lowell B. Warner of i Conn. Friends are invited to attend the a from the mortuary chapel of August G. Bakei, 188S Stratfor'i avenue, on Thursday, 30th, at 2 3 0 p. m.

i Interment In lamily ceroetory. WHITK--In Stratford, July 27th, 1925, Maude, widow of Joseph White, aged 40 years. Friends are I i to a the a at her late residence, 3 9 3 Bruce avenue, on Thursday, 30th, at 2 3 0 p. m. I i i cemetery.

BOSTON. Judge Lowell in Federal court today allowed the petition erf Bartholomew A Brlckley, receiver for the brokerage firm of C. P. Dow and which wa.s petitioned into bankruptcy yesterday, for permission to sell certain securities owned by the firm. The receiver told tine that there were Hens on some of the securities and a the creditors would suffer Inss If they were not sold at a fa- orabl time.

ATTENTION spiritualist meeting every Friday evening P. M. Read- reproof i i Light on Ings dally. Mrs. 198 West Aw i a feet in new I re EDWIN JOHNSON--Residences, bungalows, cottages, garages from Call 442.

APPLY 435 FAIRFiELD AVE, For Factories or Storage i a a a i Poultry Supplies i A I i i 7 41'L' West A i E. I a i a i a i a i i i a Paintina Decoratina A i i a i i a a a a a I i a 1 1 4 Parallel Factories WANTED A A 10(10 ft, for a i i i i i a i i i gnmnd floor. A dress i pa PIT Park i i i i i i l. Typewriters XS i i riac- A l-fea i i SH i a i A I pf: Ave Tel flier. Horses Mulos Knyals.

portables, sold, repaired, i i Ex- a :56 Fairneld A poultry KOR A -50 i a of raddle horsen, DOnSea i a polo ponies, high i Horses are safe Radio FOR SALE--1--3 Tube Radio; 1-- I iHd "or i i Brookinwri Riding I Tube Radio and various extra equip- Academy. Tel Noble 115T ment, $40.00. Barnum 1783-8. CARD OF THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING T. H.

Association; Stratford Red Cross Visiting Nurses; Woman's Service Leaeue, Stratford Cong Christ- Ian Endeavor Society Cong i S. H. Dept. Stratforc Cong und Societies of Olivet Cong The Laurel Cluli The Sunshine Club nt a Bros. Co Inc i and Insurance.

Co. The Rowland Dry Oooils Tlv i a Davis Our i and neighbors Bridgeport, Stratford, a the niea sages received from long distance ou of town We wish to extend our sincere a for the kindness and a shown us In our sorrow and bereavemen In the 'loss nf near a an sister, also a comfort given he during the time of her Illness. MRS. HEDEV1Q JENSEN and Daughter, JENNIIj yellow brought premiums of 50 cents. Other vegetables were at unchanged prices with the exception tit onions which were showing some Increased strength.

Apple offerings were more liberal from southern states than last week, well i selling for $1.50 to $2.00 per bushel i the market weak at those figures. Selling Prli'es. FRUITS: Apples, Astraehans, Williams Transparent, No. 1 1.50-2.00 No. 2 1.00-1.50 blackibeirries, 18-23 blueberries, 2 5 2 8 cantaloupes, standard western 2.50-3.00 crate, jumbos 3 2 5 3 5 0 crate, a 1.25-1.50 each; peaches 2.50-3.50 24 qt carrier.

VEGETABLES: Beans, wax 001.00 beets, bunched cabbage 2.5013.00 carrots, bunched 3 3 4 5 rltory. 'This money might well be dlvid- Pd between the consumer and the mine-workers---to give the consumer cheaper coal, and to give the miner a more livable wage." Operators had no roimiment to make on Mr. Muray's statement. BUILDING PERMITS YAtUATM, $87,064 ovM peppers, potatoes, cucumbers nallve 1.50-2.25 lettuc.e, 90 onions 2 5 0 2 native sweet 1.50-2.no 2.00-2.50 6 7 5 7 2 5 5bl squash, 2 5 5 0 sweet corn, i 2.50-3,0'fl 100 ears yellow 3 2 5 3 5 0 100 ears; tomatoes, native 3 2 5 4 0 0 14 qt. basket.

POULTRY AND DATRY PRODUCTS: Kegs per Conn, new- laid fancy Conn, oaf by cathorfd 4 5 4 live 2 3 2 HI-, western i Permits granted by the building commissioners at last night's session numbered 26 i a a valua- i of approximately $87,064. The fermits Samuel Carp, nine brick stores, l(isi and 1697 Park aycnue; K. Jasinlewlcz, frame. brick venere siore, 88 Orange street; S. Boluch, brick fc-arage.

145 Davis street; Tobalder, a a 213 Plx- lee place; J. IJ. i a two car a garage, 5S Woodland avenue; Mrs. H. Anderson, two family a house, 63-07 Courtiand avenue; H.

Chicago, word was circulated 16 Kansas wheat movement is nless the market shows at a cents advance. Meanwhile, ivorable crop comment from Mln- i esota, Montana and North was attracting much notice, and were reports about deterioration black rust in Manitoba. Scarcity of corn offerings, old deliveries in particular, had much to do with In the a of corn. Furthermore, lack of dequate moisture continued to rule over the corn belt. were easy, Influenced by i hat yields in Iowa are better thw was expected.

Provisions averaged lower, to the action of hog 1 valuw. FEED MARKET Carlson, a a SO Home- tub 4 2 4 5 i lb. itead avenue; C. i one story i frame 231 Kailri H. O.

Canfield company, avenue; I A I The Registrars of Voters of the Town it Stratford will be in session their office. Main St. 'and Barnum Ave In said Stratford on Friday August 1925 and'Friday August 14, 1925 from o'clock noon i 9 o'clock in the evening (Eastern a a Time) for he purpose of Enrolling those Electors who may desire to participate in the primaries to be held after August 11125. The Registrars will retain the names of. those.

Electors heretofore appearing the primary list unless requestert to transfer or erase ARTHUR HALF), CLARK P. LANE Registrars of Voters. I i men ts. beef lamb 2 7 3 0 lb. HtVY AND GRAIN (Dealers prices at floor per 100 Ihs.) liny.

No. 1 1 5 0 i loose per 86 oats i 5 2 6 0 2 7 0 a 3 2 5 3 corn a 2.00-2.10; 2.50-2.60; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I will not be responsible for a bills contracted by anyone but myself. MR. CUNO FINK, A A We wish to thank our a friends for i kindness and sympathy i-x tended to us In our sad bereavement and to those who sent floral rerm-m- MR.

MRS. CHARLES TttNE. MR. MRS, A BEREN'nT, MR. MRS.

WALTER A I HUGO ELSIE BEREXDT. I MASS. A month's mind mass for the repose of Margaret Bracken Clampett at St. Augustine Thursday morning- at 8:00 o'clock MONTH'S I MASS. A month's mind requiem high mass on Friday morning 8 a.

m. at Sacred Heart church for the late Mrs, Mary Hamilton of 712 Arctic St. i a ti (-- fc rottonseed meal 2 2 7 0 scratch grain 3.00-3 25; drj- maFh 3.00-3.40. garage, 150 a i furnished by U. a of Agricultural o-operating with the State Conjmlav Uoner of Agriculture.) A I Grain market eaaier.

wheat easier, but movement lot heavy am) offerings well Oats prices working to new 1 jasls. FKED--Somewhat slower Ion of millfeeds. pooler md rains in feedingl'elt weakanlnf factois. Wheatteeds production 1B- ireasing. Cottonseed meal firmer result of slightly improved demanrt ind light stocks.

Linseed meal i A i Jy aml ln od supply. CornfMM A a I situation unchaiwed with demand street; W. H. i a Poules, I l)(jut a i offerings. frame store brick Reservoir avenue; dwelling, 2 4 2 8 P.

Ijxcher, alt a i for garage, 5 2 llurral a A. L. Hayliss, brick ling, 1 1 0 6 0 Laurel a A Creeivey, frame alterations in continues light. Tim quotationa for transit nearby shipments show the ipprowl mate cost of feed per ton (all IB 1W- pound sucks) and grain per bushel, in caplots, sight draft Dasis, dallv- iv rooms, 1305 Kast Main street; L. ered on tracks at all Connecticut Silverstone, remodel brick store i taking Hoston rate of freight.

i 7 2 7 East a i street; I. Add $3.00 per car for most feerta if Resnlk, a porch W. post accoiuiHinlpd by arrival draft. i Bassick a T. C.

Myatt, No. 2 White Oats No. a sun porch, 405 HollLster ave- White Oats. No. 3 White street; i i a tliree a rooms in attic.

2 0 5 Muplewood nvenue; Irving A a 65 i street; Palriane Warranty Deeds. I Novak to Jessie Sira- ctisa, realty on a i street, $7,000. Lamb to Standard OH com- a of New Yurli, realty on a a Connecticut avenues. Nazareno. two story a ajldition 001).

Mortsago Dcols. Jesse Rlracnsa to Tsadore vnk, realty on a i street W. J. No- Lexington a Roaelle Collins, remodel a porch, 41S street; O. et el.

five car block gatiige, 981 North A a to D. Rosa, a on Mniplp strec-t. Stella M. An-dPrsnn tn Mary K. Wntenbury, realty on Arctic street.

a R. Rogers to Peoples RaVr Inffs Bank, realty on Washington Tcrt-nce. Denes and Sarah Welsa to West Side a realty on a i a Two separa'el Denes a Sarah Weiss tn Sam a i a C'ourtlan-il a i a avenue. CONTRACTING FIRM SEEKS $750,000 I. man.

Spring dlings, 3 9 Hed Dog Flour, 47.M;."vJ White Hominy, 42 25; Yellow Hom- Iny, 42.00; Feed, 45.0«; per cent. Cottonseed Meal, 41 per cent Cottonseerl Meal, 51.8»: 43 per cent. Cottonseed Meal, 54.ISH 34 per cent. Linseed Meal, 63.00. HAY--Boston hay market seasonably with light receipts equal to a needs- Offerings of top gradea scarce, but some accumulation of grades.

No. 1 timothy No. 2 timothy, 2 2 2 No. timothy, eastern, $16-122: i i clover mixed red. SENATORS DROP TWO ji Charles L.

Dennis OT)ERTAKKR Pdneral Home S42 State St Gallagher Gallagher UNDBRTAKIM IT1 riirfleid Barnum 1SW Denes and Sarnli Weiss to i Loan a i a on land and i a avenues. I. a to Clara Stepensky nnrt Mollio. realty on French street. Quit Clnim TeMls.

McDonough to Ijjim'b. a on Connecticut a Frank i to Henry Bnr- realty on C.nrrton stree'. Federal RulldlriiEr i Toan assoc i a i tn a M. Anderson, realty on Parlt street Lpone tn Michele realty on i i a street, thrvs deeds at 5 0 0 2 8 A i Craig unlay gerveu i i summonses a i a total of ill a i i lltel suit by the i i of Sin- i nott and Canty and Us two i a i P. i ami Thomas a I Chicago Summonses nt' same a were served previously on IK i a a a SYid a ers.

The suits are the a i of charges made by I'rais and i a a a a hart made large Slims out of i i tracts, which charges were published In the. newspapers sued. P. Slnnotn preeldent of the i firm. Is a brother ot K.

Slnnott secretary airi of Mayor (Continued from z--Batted for Marberry in 4th, "atted for Gregg In 8th. 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0--t Wanhlngton Two ba.se hltn--Barrett. Stan Harris Collins. Sacrifices--Falk Harria. Ruel.

Left on cago Washington 12. on --off Cvengros Connally Zachary 4 Oregg 1. StrwlC, out-- by Connally 6. Hits--oft E-ros 2 In 1 2 3 7 tn 1-3: Zacharj- 2 in, 2 3 Marberry 3 IB 3 1-3; Gregg 2 in 4. Winning pltchwr --Connally.

Losing 'tcher---Z Umjxirea--Gelsel, Morlaritv lEWSFAPESr iEW'SPAFERt.