The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 12

THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, I9ZT Stop Collecting Rent Receipts! You have only yourself to blame if you fair to take advantage of the worthwhile i OPPORTUNITIES in BRIDGEPORT 1 Read Daily TELEGRAM POST Classified Adk BOGUS COLLECTOR IS FLEECING'MERCHANTS A bogus collector who is working a i clever scheme throughout the state is being sought by police of this city alter i they a complaint from Max Block, storekeeper at 1555. Falrfteld i avenue, yesterday. Block told police than on August 31, a man giving the name of T. P. Smith called at his store and told him he was representing the company who had a meat chopper installed in his store.

The man after looking over the chopper for a few minutes collected a check fof $17 50 for a new part which had become worn out which Block never received. He made Inquiries at the local office of the company where he was told that the man was a fraud. AIR MAIL PLANE IS UNHEARD FROM LOS ANGELES WEATHERS RAIN STORM IN FLIGHT LAKEHUBST, N. Sept S. navy dirigible Los Angeles today made its first extended flight in several weeks, leaving here early this morning, flying all day in the vicinity of New York city and returning tonight.

Rear Admiial W. A. Molfat, chief of the naval bureau of aeronautics, was a passenger on the cruise. On the tlip, the dirigible, after enjoying good weather all day, was caught In a rainstorm, and It was raining when the arrived, but the wind was not excessive and the huge gas bag was placed in the hangar without difficulty. NEW AMHERST HEAD ASSUMES HIS DUTIES AMHERST.

Sept. (By Associated Press) Roscoe W. Thatcher, the new president of the Massachusetts Agrlcultxvral collfge, has arrived here and assumed his duties, The col- i lege will open September 14 when the i president will address the students at 1 the opening assembly. A number of faculty vacancies remain unfilled and the rustees will meet dlbout the time the college opens to act on appointments recommended by the new president. Rockwells Every Summer Dress Regardless of former price Dresses which you will for many weeks to come--many that you will wear for months.

And dresses of those materials and colors answer for so many occasions. Plain Crepe Frocks-Plain Georgette Frocks- Sport Type Frocks-One piece styles-Two piece Styles-Printed silk Frocks-Some dark color frocks- This is a wonderful saving opportunity for every woman and miss. Sizes from 14 to 44--and every Summer dress is to go! Women's and Misses' New FALL COATS $995 to $22" that such superior coats can be purchased for so little! that have those style a which mark them as -undeniably NEW. There are soft, smooth woolens fine lustrous bolivias suede-like cloths coats with large collars and of FUR coats with I I of and featured in the NEW colors -browns, black always a leading favorite, green and blue. First Plane to Leave Boston for Hartford and New York Believed Lost.

HARTPOHD, Sept. (By Associated Press.) The whereabouts of the Colonial Transport mall and express plane which left Boston for Hartford and New Yoik early Friday with the first packages to ay air lor the American Express company from Boston to western points was unknown at an early hour this morning. Word was received at BrAlnard Field at 9:20 when the plane was an hour overdue, that It had forced clown at Webster, by weather conditions, but would take the air again within 15 minutes. The plane failed to arrive at Bralnard Field and anxiety was felt to Its safety by officials at the field and 30 express men who had gathered to witness Inauguration of air express service. It was thought possible that the plane might have gone directly to New York, omitting the Hartford stop, but a telephone call to Hadley Field shoruy loefore midnight disclosed that It had not been heard from since leaving Boston.

Efforts of officials at Brainard Field to find out whether the plane had fell. WeBster was fruitless. SOAP KING IS GUARDED FROM BLACKMAIL THREAT CHICAGO, Sept. Associated Press) Walter B. Kirk, millionaire soap manufacturer was closely guarded today at his Lake Forest home following a threat of death if he failed to surrender to the writer of a blackmail note.

The note was mailed In Lake Forest Sunday and was received Wednesday. It demanded that In bills of small denominations be placed beneath a walk along the Wauksgan road near Lake Blufr. It was signed "sympathizer of Sacco and Vanzettl." CANADIAN PATROL SHIP IN HUNT FOR PRINCESS NEW REPUBLICAN BODY HOLDS MEETING AGAIN Another meeting of the Young Men's Republican association was held last night in the office of W. F. D.

Kilpatrick, who is temporary chairman, of the organization According to Attorney William E. Burton the association Is satisfied with progress being made. Work la being done In all districts and In a number of sections women are beginning to organize, he said. There will be another meeting next Friday. WOMAN CUTS HAND.

OTTAWA, Sept. (By Associated Press Canada's patrol ship, the S. S. Beothic, returning from the Canadian Arctic archipelago and now approaching the coast along which the St. Raphael was supposed to follow, aid In the search for the missing British plane.

The ship's officers were advised today by wireless to keep a sharp watch during the lemalnder of the voyaga of the patroller to the home port of Sydney, Nova Scotia. GILES WOULD AID IN SEARCH FOR ST. RAPHAEL Mrs Henry Young, sixty-three of 199 Fairfield avenue, was treated by Dr. A. Sammartino, Emergency hospital ambulance surgeon, yesterday, for a laceration of the left hand.

The wo- I man was using a large carving knife I which slipped and severely gashed her left hand between the thumb and index finger. DETROIT, Sept. Associated Press) Captain Frederick A. Giles British aviator who is awaiting repairs on the Hess-Blue Bird tayplane, before attempting a flight to New Zealand by way San Francisco, today wired Mrs. Leslie Hamilton of Ottawa, Canada, wife of Captain Hamilton, one of the crew of the missing Fokker airplane St.

Raphael, offering to aid in the search. Captain Giles said he 'go at once to St. Johns, N. and make flights extending 1,100 miles out over the Atlantic if Mrs. Hamilton accepted his offer.

Captain Giles served with Captain Hamilton During and following the World war. DROWNING PLOT VICTIM'S BODY IS IDENTIFIED NEW YORK, Sept. (By Associated Press) Identification of the body found in Gravesend Bay Fiiday as that of Benny Goldstein, said to bwthe vlc- of a plot to collect $70,000 insurance, was confirmed today by Dr. Leo Davidson, a dentist, after the district attorney had halted funeral plans of the Goldstein family 'when a question FiroEe concerning the identity of the body. The dentist, who was said to have worked on Goldstein's teeth a few weeks ago, identified the body by fillings.

The body was then released to the family for burial. EMBEZZLER, CORNERED BY COPS, SLAYS SELF PORTLAND, Sept. (By Associated Press.) C. L. Wilson, wanted by Washington, D.

authorities for cmblczzlement, and who escaped from a d-sputy sheriff at Los Angeles on May 25, shot and killed himself early today after being arrested here. Wilson had been called out of bed by the detectives and was packing his handbaggnge. Without warning he ripped out part of the lining of a bag, seized a plfctol and fired a shot through his brain. Wilson, who was thirty-five year old. is also known as C.

L. Cargill and C. L. Karglll. REV.

S. HALL YOUNG, AUTHOR, KILLED BY CAR CLARKSBURG. W. Va Sept. 2 --(By Associated Press) Rev.

Dr. S. Hall Young, eighty, missionary, and author, of Seattle, Washington, died in a local hospital at 5 o'clock this afternoon as the result of being struck by a southbound Intel-urban car near Zies- Ing, between Fairmont and Clarksburg. School clothes for boys 4 piece suits Stylish single breasted coat vest and two pair of lined pants. New fafl mix- fcg lures.

Sizes 7 to 16. Blouses Percale broadcloth and plain or striped madras. Sizes 8 to 16. Knickers Blue cheviots pencil stripes and strong cbrduroys. All fully lined.

$1.00 Sizes 8 to 16. Sweaters Fancy jacquard patterns in pretty colors. All wool slip- ons. Sizes 28 to $2.45 34. Caps New patterns in fine wool' 75c Strong peaks.

Oxfords and shoes Tan and black calf in lace and blucher style. New broad toes and rubber heels. Sizes 1 $2.95 5 Shoes Brown leather in blucher style. Leather soles and rubber heels. $1.95 Sizes 11 to Basericnt.

Sport socks Rayon with cotton in snappy designs and colors. 3-4 and 7-8 lengths. 39 Some seconds. Stockings Fine rib black col- 4-5C ton. Reinforced feet.

Main floor io6i Main St. ancf 141(0149 KirtieldAve- Bridgeport's Busy Cash Store Stylish low shoes for women Pumps --black kid satin patent leather and velvet. Strap opera and colonial buckle style. Cuban spike and flat heels All sizes. Oxfords- rubber heels.

-brown tan or black calf. Sizes 2K to 7. Basement. Low $2.95 Men's shirts Genuine broadcloth. All white or with light stripes.

Collar attached. Sizes 14 to 17. Men's pajamas Striped flannelette or plain co'ored fe1 1Q hroa'dcloth. Main floor Women's step-ins Muslin with lace trimming. White and flesh.

Extra sizes. Women's nightgowns Muslin with lace edge. White only. Regular and extra sizes. Second floor Silk or jersey new fall dresses Wool jersey One and two piece models.

Stencilled patterns medallions and contrasting trimmings. Red blue green tan and navy. Sizes 16 to 48. $5 Silks Canton and flat crepes in rich black and other colors. Handsome styles and pleats.

Sizes 16 to 40 nuiu- $5 Second Japanese pearls White or pink. TQr 00 inch strands. Hudnuts toilet goods Cold or vanishing cream. Rouge 43 55c Three Flowers face powder Main floor Women's stockings Semi-fashioned. Rayon with silk.

Lisle feet and Kivel stop top. Reg. 79c pr. Tooth paste specials Kolynos ipana Listerine Main floor School clothes for girls Dresses Fancy broadcloths -tud lin- enes. Checks stripes and fJoral designs in washable colors Sizes 7 to 12.

More dresses Very pretty patterns in novel color contrasts. Smart styles with contrasting trimmings. All colors. sizes 7 $1.59 to 14. Sweaters All wool in slip on styles.

Pretty colors with striped ed $1.00 Sizes 26 to 3o. Panty dresses Washable dimity in pretty- designs. Hand-smocked and pique collars and 01 CO cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6. Second floor Socks Rayon with cotton.

Pretty designs in good colors. 3-4 and 7-8 styles. Some are slightly imperfect. Stockings Mercerized lisle with cotton feet. English rib.

Black 25c white and Mam iloor New felt hats Vagabond and close-fit types. Fancy crowns in tailored effects. Soft fine felt that can be shaped to suit yourself. In black and light colors. Ifxtra value.

Second floor--1-lcMitor. V.1I I iJW I I $2.65 Oxfords Patent leather tan or black calf. New round toes and rubber heels. Sizes to 2. Shoes Pumps oxfords and high cuts.

Tan calf 'Town elk i and patent leather. Broad toes and rubber heels. Sizes Basement. OLD GLORY HOP I ROOSEVELT FIELD, Sept 2 Associated Press) A persistent rross wind blowing directly from the southwest over the runway, late today gave J. Hill and Lloyd Bertaud, pilots of the monoplane Old Clory, little hope 1 of making a start on their proposed non-stop flight to Rome, which had been anticipated this morning.

A I i i i Bl'IUiLAR ARKHSTF.I). Patty lannucci, twenty-ons, who gives hit. address as 317 Holister avenus, but who police believe liveu on Hamilton street, was arrested by detectives yesterday and held Tor Stratford police. He Is wanted In that town on a burglary charge. TETERBORO.

N. pilots ate to be busy tomorrow in Clarence Chamberlain's home town. Three couples already have selected to be married up In the air at a fete and more are applying. Barb couple may be married by a clergyman of Its choice. fof Saturday Shoppers Discount on all Personal Christmas Card Orders, Received Between 12 and 6 P.

M. Saturday, Sept. 3 Have your name on Beautiful, Distinctive, Per- Christmas cards in raised sonal Cards with jour own lettering. Wyth or without choice of Samples the use of plate. are now on display.

Stationers Outfitters 1OO1 BROAD STREET AT BANK STREET 1912 Truly a Business Service 1927 S. SILVER 23 at Same Steamer Wardrobe Trunk $16.50 Heavj Fibre reinforced. One larjyo and small a bas. Khor pocket and fi clothes hangers. Full Size Wardrobe Trunk $22-50 Kxceptlonally stronR trunk.

Has 4 a bound drawers, 10 hangers, Fabri- kold lining, open bultre Liuindry bag and shoe pocket. STUDENTS LUGGAGE SPECIALS We are now showing exceptionally tine values in and bass--especially designed Students' Traveling Bag $9.85 Genuine cowhide bag leather lined. Doirble teams. reinforces corners. Straps all around.

A beauti- dutaMe bag. Suit Case $8.95 Made ot Genuine, stock cowhide--nicely lined. Heavy corners and A strong serviceable Original" S. SILVER 1220 MAIN ST. Between Golden Hill and Gold Sts.

Used Cars of 3M7 i 7" CHIIiSl.hR I A I I I UL'M' I i 7 WOI.VLIUMC I A 1920 CHKYSLKl: 711 IIOAUSTI.U I I A i 7 I KK1IA.V t-oiiji COACH. I I I I i i I A CUE I COACH BRAKE SERVICE Oprn ilally tn I' i i in Bi'lmoilt Av. BlU'k- AfTO 1VPS. Curtains, tar tops, a ml iiliiioUttrini; Pare, J4IS I'ark A i i reari nc.ar IJenluun. 1 i CAiir.i7At; uTTi' sriiaii i I i i i anil madst' 1 1 I lair- parti a i i i NOll i Ave.

S. A 1I.K or ALL KINDS WH1LI-: VO1 A I 1 IITOMOP.II.K snor HABH1SOX ST. PHDXE I A I Ffmlrri, anrl winiltlilelil. St. St.

Bo.x 10 Sllatfonl. UOOM All Imps. floor. 110S T.lndley St. nenr Falivlcw Ave.

Noble 4 I I.A'r Wl'ill VTliE XEWFIEI1) MON1J1. ALL IMI'S. TV 4Tt! PE11 LAliliU tiiruMml In at- family. Kullahli 1 for one or two peonlc ITifir, Park Ave. Barnum 7105.

Clean furis'shed for houselreoplnsf. Clinton Ave. O.NH OI! 'two I nrnislied nionis, lisln house kreplng If desired. At r04 Warren St. PLEASANT ROOMS--Private family, meals If desired or liRhl l-i-'ll Fniv- fleld Aie.

Near Clinton AVO. liOOM Kurnlslied irllh ear flJtr Art.ii lpvcm. or rail lium S'l'ATK ST. Apt. I'ront.

roorn in steam heated apartment. prh-aie Il.v. Conrcnlont to jdaee of business. 8TKAM HKATKU or without board. Call after six.

Apt. BillW- Sfatford ranter. THltEE UOOM Heated apaitment and iwn int'le rooms near Harilinfr Illch Inquire nuil St. Tlionn Xoble. 4 IIOOMS- All IminoTcnients.

14 Willlnioij PI. Price niontii. HOt)MS floyr, aTl imps, $ii- fTl Adams St. 1 UOOM FLAT a modern impnivc- JUT month. Inquire Pan Am station.

near Central Ave. I'lione .1 ROOMS --All imps. 710 ISlKliou Ave. between llostnn and Jlannim Ave. Inquire lijU Ave.

i Newlv deoorntpil. Rout $30. if (Ic-li-i-il Call Ave. AOults only? In. i i i i 1 I'ark Si.

1-'. li I I A minli'Vii ltii)-ori'rnrnll, l.e'.v iiarU.r unil gnvae. 1 C'nuoi 1 I AVP. Thi4 luqni-i' 87 lll'onx IllJO.Vftf ALL IMI'ISOVIIMI'INTS. Mt K- I.Y T.DCATEK.

CKNTIJAI snncwicK STRKKT. INQt'IllK HOO5IS (Mill all ImpriiTiMiipnto. n.HHoi-1. Avr for Mnplnwood Ii I'lllil' A TorniM; 'I'oi i i Trucking Storage ODD LOTS -Now Vnrk dailf tprclnlt.t i i i a liamjlrd. Kxporl plar.o ami iiiorcr, Riair.iiablc.

Barnnm Motor Tviirkmr Xol)l" 17.17. IS.VTK!) NO Hislicr a otho's, if not on imn-his. Incriinparah 1 lontr i a i i liaullng. K. r.

3301). TLONG DISTANCE MOVER on i ami 1 month and 107 rinrencr St. SPECIAL "SALE BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IMJWN A iir.oi;i,nAM I I (Ml II I OACH. 4 I II, 1 urjcK SKDA.N. 4 i yi.

i COCt'E. A l'i-4 ick I I i SI'T. i A I OKTH Ol' I'J'i'i lll'lci; I I 1:1.0 iver. 1'ailde'l ran f.onz ile. .1.

Mornn. S17 St. Jl. 2H41. a l.c'H? rates.

VlanO'' tnovi'il. llrvit. 1 rulrftolil Ave. N. Alii: V(f Truck- im load fcotivipn and loral, Xiilil" g-utl i A RKIJABLE Furniture and piano nimer 1 A I.on^ e.

Reasonable Call i 110 Hannoin ftt Nohlc diitancc. rj.niture. piano movlnjr. Large Worces r. Beaton.

Albany. N. X. S. A liKCIAUl.K Mover.

Kilrnlturp and a i "np dlstaiMP 1 padded va'i North Ave. Noble I I I A I I i I I I I I I 1:01 KM ISJNI, I 1 1 HUH CUCCI. i '-j4 -n -KM n.i. I 501 i 1 1 J-ilii T- A A A I tiSori Loral anl long (llstani furnituT and piaiiu ninylng. Ajiy- vvlicr', aii.vtln.p.

H. W. Butler. Park Arc. CALL BAKNT'M 7 0 5 2 J.ooal, loiift 1 piano Large ran.

field A re A I 1IANSO.N, 100 i a anil Long t'nrnlttirr and ''i- Moving In Largf Padded Viins, 0 storage Of fir Mulu Ht i i TH. Bur. IMS. 1 A i will lakr frflyht rffifMna fcluK rltiily i to New lots oT A P. Marphj.

VJ ROBERTS' USED CARS 218 Charles St, Cor.MainSt. r. IIOOMS -AH Jlrtn-i-pii Xo.li- Arc. i Sts, InilTiln. IMitunni St.

A S'r A niurii'iii mi iiii'ri- Sin.iy St. NTACJ.AWN--'JSl.t; Avpiino. I uin- anl fivo rooms. Steam lifted apHrtincntM. Kent 1 rpafroiiai.lp.

or Nohlp 1001). A 11 A1-; I loom a a A rt.uplr-, t'ontiimnu 1 hot water ('full? I I 1 Nahh- I'O I i Imt frit trr a 0880. Slrrot. THHBE A I-'OUH It imnrarctncnlr. aparlinont.

airtlcM ATP. LKT SI. All 525. 110 Wheelcv TO ItlINT-- Whittiej- i I'L'GO-J-JVO I'aiifioM room apart i per montli. room apai tini-nts jjor i Ilot i a hrat ajul JaiiUm Service Apph- to ihf Sohivnn-, I.lvt-r St.

TO UK-NT In Park secVioiT Nea and T.M.C*. 4 rooms first floor, li rnonii hpi onii floor. All improvrmi 1 newly i dccortitcd. Inonlrr' 1.3 I'LOOseTrit TO TtK.NT--Tloautiful room flat S3S 8D Olrv. Miinnif.

as Han-al A tile hatta nud ter hent. Tel. Barnum 7121, ti voontx, all Tver, Hot wa- KS'J' KN1-- 0 room ntoiim liot water, se. vice AVP. Inquire 1S62 Stnto St.

A flat. alird ninilci-n i room week. 1409 Iloslon Ave "fL VKKY fnrnUhHI i i (Mitral nn.1 renldenlUl. A ftl vine St. xinly lioaieil a i i 121 Calliotiu IMacp.

HKA'PrTrPirtlnonis, a "fiirniHlieil "wWlTT.r nr 4 tenrhnrs nor or N. 'll KKN'f ItcfeiTnccs, cxoUmmctl. USU I a i a asu WEHT A Three pleii.nl WK MOVE An where 15 a load In i-itt. Aljo light tmctlui. Schneider.

-23 complete for hcnifkoeplnf. Central. Harrnl Ave. 8. Tnuks moved 60 etBU.able.

AiloUi. honit. 'J'VVO Knoms tor liKlil all on liath-roora floor 19(1 Writ Are. WKST, fnnt room. Al! glnglp nioiit.

lultee couple ilcslr'r two or 1hrpp nicely furniHlieit suitable for liglit lioilBfktft'ping. 71I7UO i paper. Houses To Rent A Very Special Inducement (X 1" A 8 ROOM HOl.sns. ALSO ItlFIS AXI STOHBB. It.

a i i a Eilso 1 'i i a I i i i i i i door. In kllrhrn. Klectvlc HilMn. lieateil. Nenr sto'r.

on Hue Hont fur I I 1 M-rvi-'oy ffaulrnM 1 imil crmli rlmne TrniDldiH KiT Imitvovi'inenlo, sarnRe. rent i -Tii-ie tlll'H. J2" inonlli. I'lioun 7fll i i a i I I tile shtnvor, stln i i SI. ANOTHER WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFUL NEW LOT OF MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITES, 200 DIFFERENT PATTERNS IN ALL, TO BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE ALL THIS WEEK, SCALLEY BROS, 403 405 STATE ST, OPPOSITE jCOURTLAND ST.

A SPECIAL Ol'TBII Tor tlir mnalnder or the- at lowest yiLrrni toed Slip Cover-. pli-cp suite in older. matprials. S17.9S Fashion Upholstery Shop STATE ST. Plump Bar.

for njtli Houses For Sale -J I A ST. i 7 IMI Laurel Avo. liuinlro -05 SI. i CHL'O li HTJlATFOlfn ifRSinKM'E- AH eleven 1 Overlooklnji Round. T'rlri'Jp lcarli, tn let rurnished or unfuniihln'iT' on leusp.

llefpr- enT reiinl.iMl. Ailclvess 101107 Hill liapi 1 J'O ItKVl 1 provpnionts, 40 Fifth SI I'llmn- Nohlr A Plash 1 FUKMSHEU TO UI.NT In i I I i i home hpven loomn, po 'cli, i i lavatoi'i, all mid a trollr-y. KfHidPm-c A wnio. 10 intmuo. from Bvidaopiii-t.

Ilrft'i-OJKGh c-xppctcd Ad()rt i Nn this Business Opportumties. HAllBEB Anil beauty, 4 chain- 10 jeam lease. month lent. Beft barber In town, 100 Jones St. l.onj; Island.

Port J. A. BI7JVHKU Bt'SINKSS Vm sale. Income J800 wectl.v. Good proposltlim i i Inopi'rty and a No.

iMpcr. HOTK1. ASTOI; KOH SAl.fr MC.St 11K SOI.li AT ONCK. I (17 CIIESCCX1' AVIO A "To Invest 111 RoInK i a Inrlni; or other meicantile concern. Mint inrebtlEatloii.

Addrens No. 7n70S Ave. llreat (lond a i for Ilent cheap. Address -No, i IUMI.M i I'o- sale or rent on a Hlrcef. Kxti'a larwe diniiiff room, ail I i menti.

i lui-fr kitchen. Large 5 hathnionis, i i Applv on 401 a or Brldgepnit I.nnd a Tltlft Comlianv. ATTIOXT1ON. rurniture buyers, we out. all Mimmer stock of Radios.

at Rive-away Kxohanere stovea $10. Dlninp t-nite PveRserw. wood hcds $20. I'honogrnphs ljr.no player plnno new If.lDO. pleiv parlm pwlle SiUO (old style) "Larae refrlfior- large Stirdl cabinet ans lube nidlo and other hor- Knirm.

i 14n7 Opp. Armory. AT A SACIUMCr. h.ive a fen- new 1H Inch i i cns( Iron $68,50 Supplies. A IIAI.I, HATK nml linrrpm ovni anil lirnlliT, UI07 Falrflflil A Nciljle A I 1'lione Solilc Of Kings Illjliway, nice 6 room tottagc, I garage.

Jrtilt Low tax neat honne In ntHt condition. I'rke iOn. roll. CLARK 6 SON COR BT.Vn-i anil I.AFAYIJTJT^ B. BARNUM "313 NOW IS THE TIME TO DECIDE ON YOUR HOME.

ONfe OR TWO A ILY, A THEM. CITY A A I BY APPOINT- M'CORMICK CLANCY SECURITY BLDG, A D-1 4 room house, formerly a hotel. Lo 115x865. i chase this properly. I i E.

F. a 46 Wood A.VP., i IN LONG HILL On Main St. Seven room rioUaxc, llvlii- loom tvltu Creplaee. Four he I- tile bath anil uii-to-ilato. I'rl, c.W.miO be to he appreciated.

The John J. Ryburn A A I ST. ON WENTWORTH ST, i room i-ottase with Blccplns poivli and gj.rase. Mn'4 he seen to lie appwlnti'il. The John J.

Agency Have customers for two a i houses in St. A ine's Parish. List i us for results. S. Meaney aifirl Son.

2OO-21 1 i Bldg. a TUSTINC'TIVB Family In.nBe. l.ati:M Ave. section. Modern larue Houses for Srfe A 'J FAMILY HOCSK--IS rooms, 3 rsr gmgf.

Owner at 3048 Xurth Main Ht. 8 JIM. (OTTA'iU--On No. Main jlt- ney, to trolley, all Imn. high and dry.

Price Cash 1,000. LEUOY V. HOVEli HEAL TOTATK UBSTAI.S 410 SKITJUITV B1.1M1. BAllStM 5 i BLACK JlOl'K--Finest "iprllloii, room coltagf. hot iratcr, heat.

1 1 nreiilarp, oak (loorp, I'rlce W. HOVEB P.1IAT. KSTATB AND HKNTALS 410 SEcnuTY Bi.no, BAIIXI-M room e.Ti-ry nioi'pn, Itni'. To be gold at hargaln, LK11OK W. A ESTATE AM) REXTALS 41 SBCUIUTV BLUR.

BATtNTO IIAUNCM aia. Main St. Beautiful two famllr, 14 rooms, ttcam heat, hardwood 10 ear snraw. Spacious lot. Prlec 117,000.

Hani itjorlgage X10.000. M'f'OttMIfK AMI f'LANCY. sEcmrry EAST S11JE -Sear Brldgopo-t Hospital. a i house, all IniproTpjnenlR, (i I'rici 1 cash. con.

KTA CLARK 6 SON TO and J.AFJ-.-T3TTE ST. B. 1814. NEW" 2 FA.M. Steam beat, all cur Raragre, End nettlon, rented, flno investment.

IJ5ROY W. HOVEH ItliAL KSjjpATF. AMI RENTALS IIOV'S Ami I'liflii's large lunte. Cltefin. nl 710 Wood Ave.

iTC'K TO I i bi'll my rooiiis or tvliieli In pru'tlcally lirnnil new, at a creat Tills furniture i wolil In fore Sept. lotli for No to M-L' this i Address No. tills paper. C.l.KNWOOD I'OMBl A I COM;" c. MCST nisposE BIOFORli MONDAY.

WILL SACIIIJTCE Foil IfKn. 11! A roxXKCTINTr ROOMS," Second floor Everything linnilv coal Kns. electricity, fur- iilslie'd S1Q per week. 314 John St. KOK SALK--Kitchen In (rood condition, $10.

stove $4. Lloyd Bl roller $9 Must lie sold once, Call o'clock p. 497 Colorado AVP. For Sale or Exchange 1 ''f d'sKolullon of flrc offering for balr or for gowl wcc- onil at fleurc, hlislufif propr-rly ciniclKtlns of 1 rented nparlmi-ntii a nil lenwd utoren on i-n'Cllcirt nous rnrnrr In Wntc-bury, ConnPcllcut. Thin ptopt'ity will make ROIDPOTIP a Bio'l iiiTpKtmnll profit In next j-nre.

1'. O. BOX 1 I Wall Street News Not NEW eel Prese) of tin Steel corporation have Increased rate of operation to above, 71 per I of capacity, from 67 per cent two ago. Independent companies Ing 65 per cent, tbe average lot 1 entire Industry being about I cent, an increase of 3 per cent la tMr last week. Demand in the lot of August Increased materially, el for wire and buying by cultural machinery TM Louisville and Nashville dtetrttaMK for 60,000 tons ot Bank stocks were active and today, shares of several In touching uew Stock First National sold at a National City, and National of Commerce Omaha dispatches to Wall Mtt three days of hot weather has wwkM wonders In maturing 1 corn crop which Is two Idtt, Robert B.

FHnn, for twenty member of the New York Cotton change today transferred Itles to the New York Stock as board member of Fenner and Mr. Fllnn in a native of Alabama. 1 fitove with 1 oven and broiler. Kitchen table leaves, (iunnell St I'OIt SALK--1 i i i $1(1 Also 4 gas itovcs. Call 5 Tux St.

A Size htd, huliy's criTil play HHosice hox. U'lt! Bell nt a linrffiiln. (17 a riet SI. floor. A F1TI.LY EQl'IPPBU Hailio set and Standard, kltclioii rniiBO, KT, a hotb.

Tall crenines Kossutli. Apt. 2. COH ens iunl coTl ranse for APT1' Parrott Ave. SAI.K---Large sas innge.

'iooii new. Inqnlve Bend) SI. A i a rags, 1 xill); 1, -4 1 Ave. II) I'lIOt'E ninlniTrooni set. i post mahognny hod, sprinK.

ntiiltressf. kitchen wet, wiilnut tea VBKOii, 51 Inch mirror, lllZ Wilton nut, vie. troln, etc. A IK. Wells St.

1) riUL'IO Ol.NlNi: ItOOM Suit tor 1580 North Ave. Call beture. II inoriilltK, after 7 In evenlns. UOLL TO! 1 Ami snivel chair, nnulre Howard A utter p. ni.

Craw'tord Bluve, -2 IttK', bod. t''rm. Hewing inaclilnc latest Htylc. American vriilnitt, liobliiu, all altacli- A innolilnes repaired. rnniion St.

SEl'T. S.M.U- OllKldc jialnt colors, now roll i'jc. Tnr roof paint $1.25 Bill. State Xt. Musical Instruments J('OK SAI.K-- Upright piano in wood Iton.

Ileasolialllo. Apply WIlli.K Ht. I'lty irABl.KU A I A In Kood coMill- tion, $11)5. Terms per week. No interest Thu Vlquette Piano Comimny.

rnlrflflil Ave. II-' YOU 1IAVH A pliino. iihonosranll nr railio yon want to exehanRe. t'oine to on: sto-e and let 1 explain wlr selliiiff i)Olicy to So interest diarsen. No red tape.

Tiie I'lnno Conniaii). 1S3 1'alrtleld A Player piano. r.esiilHi- price Tills pta.ver fsllulilly ir-etl. A bargain at pe: interi'st charcet. Tlie Plonn a i i PulrflPlil Ave.

HK S(inn-e for S'Jd. Tlie Plijnctio I'lani, 1 a i i A I i I'prhfit T'iano. i hofnny t-ase. the piano for a hcHiuncr, TennN per week. No interest (-liaiS' 1 Tlie I'lqiK-llc TUUHTIA I nnil llach l-islit piano.

VValinit case. Tlie best Iniy in tile at 'IVrniK SJ per week. 111- Tin I i i i ISR C'M KSTKV fSruiin i i a i fiimpan.r. I a i A Services Offered Al.l, i (IT a i ,1. over i new.

Noble 'JIKtl. r. coNsnitvi-: von: r. I A i i n.i»i:u, nivKTs iioiui 1 1 iniTina'd. i 7 and SMI.

nmsrm iroiU. I i ton XnbN- I I 1 i yon vcMHinlclod. A (k'Uf on jircin- Sulmmi's Muln. Hir PHY "rTpoliTiifc" vnnlit'd iiTnl i -oni jour iUI I'm mini MHiJK KI i iTi i i (MM M- 1 1 1 o.jliic*, irims i i i I I I i NU I Its rtlcapor Hum Uic cheapohl, Itetlei' tlliui tile bc-1. a or write lleliuls Jlaplo St.

"ROOFTN "REPAIRIN sT'KlTALIsiK" I A NOI1LH a hie refuwi'. Uroch llli Radio Wearing Apparel TUB COAT--A'eyer worn, sl7.e 3H-42. loo lor ownfi. Rucrlflce for half, Phono 7.8-J A I on rnillos. inl.c.

loeil i i 1 1 dial rli'drlnft out istiititnei' Also plionosrup'i csthlMfts 1 Art iJoi'i- rtmiiiM. HUT Mnin si. OPP. Armno. latuei'iTTi I'd cliarn'Ml.

ilcllvrrf'd 1 sinv Ki-t up lii'pnlr worli, I i i a i i Hi-uili IcU's Uiulio li'p Uiirniiiu liA'I'TUIIll'if! I I A I i i i i a i i I A I i UVHltlOIl AMI IIKNTAI.S loniiPd i i i i St. TWlPllll Nnv 6 tuliu r-nniuT rnt htylP. t'oniplctclv "lertvlficil. Kofll tiarfi.iln. Holi'l Wff.tln\vii.

i Avc. Uve Stock TESTED SALE irisll 1 1 I Ollr llCHl i Linn' Fall. IVill Hrll HI ni- yooil lirnlth? Homo frcili otlirl-s I fn'sln I'nrnl In sell niiit'k. lllm Ilihlion T.unn. IVl'stpol'l 'im, HolnMii lipiriT i uilf i Huston I'OI; A liuiMiHcr I i i-onill- lion I'lnlnn IM Tfl Mllf.i 1 at rlnir Boats 1fc Launches J'OH foot motorboat, cabin cnjii rr.

SoM it Sttmid Brtritt. Milfotd Club. M)HTH 1ISII-- Modern li family house. 1" sun Prlci' 50n. Don'I pay for new unlll von see tills one.

CLARK 6 SON Co-ner Slate anil Lafn.vetle Barnum 1(IH. 'X'l'TltAi'TlVB Two family S-1-3 roonn. House tlmn yeari old. 2 fl-c- places every Impvovenient, heavitltnl "JiK lloorn. Tvooilwork.

fixtures and dcroratloiu. Tile batit, on third floor with arrangement Ideill; 3 car garage, drain and elcot-lc llflits. A real horn? up lo the minute. In excellent Bftrnvim 7570. DUPLBX HOME i i Flor.ds, Will for or for subHantlal Bridgeport proprrty.

For ia- fn-matlon ivrllp or call Mrs. S. L'4O ilalilo Avo. HurHorcl, Conn. TWO HOUSE With lot for sflle or exchnngc for ntore or automobile.

per. 35ft Pine St. Bttrnun) Spanish River Pulp and earned a on blued preferred and common the year ended June 30, against a share the year before, net profit ptng to 11.716,112 from John J. Conklln bought the O. Viking Hedberg on tbe tMC curb market today for MO.OOO, changed from the previous Safeway Stores, of VarjlMMl, earned a share on the In the first half of 1927.

agalrut a share a year ago. Net profit against Net smlM to from ia first half of 1926. ILL KXCIIAMil-: Lot and for I'ord coope offered. Alll'on. 34 Central VVnlnnt Beaeh.

Phone 283. ST. A I PAlilSll. OF1' A I EX ELLKNT KAMtLY HOCSK. EVERY IMITtOVF.MEKT.

VEllt fONVIv KIBXT AN1I HK8I1UBH5 SECTION. 1'llH Ull TO SELL. $8,500 $1,000 DOWN. HAL AMIS TO SVIT. L.

LRSSKR AND SON 50P BLIIII. HAUNI'M 27'j'l Xt't'TlO-NHKK-- James Ti -Nell. Will your property. Quick results. Long MtafollKh- ed.

J.OS Slralford straftord. Tel. Stratford 1054. ATTIt.Vl'TlVR Modern i family house i ilouhle garase. llesidentlal Near selvol trolley anrt (-'all Huntluglon Rd.

OOZY Small house In convenient rwlilmtlal Ha't S'lle. All oni'loi- Inc heating and doullle floovp. I'llce cash. An opportunity to purchase a coin- fortahle home. On easy i Artlmr tMhhiin US8 Main St.

TCLM lot ivhli old fashioned (1 room house, takes all. cash. Slight repaiis will make house $OOO. 'Iliis mirsal" rail)'. Stratford Stratford.

Phono S. 11I54. Lots large. oUlldinK loth on top of Norttt Main street hill. Priced right for quick sale.

4 lot-j on Main street oppogjte aFcnuc, each feet deep. 4 oil Beerli- niont avenue, pavement.) Eath SO feet front and from 148 to 174 feet deep. corner a i and Ttionne fttre.pt and nortlt of Terrr Place, near B. F. 0 715 Security Itu'lOing BY Ilanmm I August shipments of Pnlrle Line company, totaled 6.786,823 rels.

a drop of 1,311,300 July. i Demand for Studebaker tail compelled tbe company to production, schedule for September Mm October to 38,000 cars, wblcb to more than the previous schedule, A. R. Ersklne, president. The eonpMtfl entererTSeptember with unfilled orMU for more than 7,000 cars, the demand exceeding anything ij poratlon has experienced lit Reports of probable large buying-hpj railroads have stirred the iocoBMCl market.

Several carriers are to figuring on new motive power ment for delivery early In 1938. In last two months, orders for only engines were placed, of whclh 39 for export. l-'AM. JI'ST OFF No. I'ark Ate.

1'rli'O lovely W. HOVF.lt KCAt. F.STATK AM IIICSTAI.S 410 SrfTItlTY B1.IU!. i A I'OIt Two family house 1'fiiibroltc St. corner lot.

Kane. SS2 Xolili' he.lw,jen and 7 p.Tn. HorsVri nr Bali' BlM, 1 room I'lals for renl. Oood location, ilin, L' Hot "nliTiM- heat, oak floors, tiled two tlreplncci, Meantlful bit; a frtr jfarase, near I'aelfin and North AIL. reqnireil IjF.llvlY W.

HOVKI! HKAI, A AMI IIKNTAI.S 4HI S15CV11ITY A VOH room "iTunnolinv with sun porch, just eomploleij, oak floors, all modem Impvovrmeitts. car Bdvtu'nt SKIS. CJltNKH LOT- 'uxlOU. NO11TH KMI BAllUAIN. 473 WIIXIAM ST.

SA.1.KM. Near Main Ht. nn- Ijrire riffht, terms reasonable. Inquire CO Lincoln Painting Decorating A.M'ilO.SY tulntcr, i pi'Tliniiaif. a a inonoy.

Non-union. Uoml wui HIM!) Avp. Phnnti Xolile BIJ8B. 1IHJH i A liecaratlng, imlntinic paporliflnjflnff. i-ontrac-L too Inrfff cr simill, lii'0rn 2.1Tr.

a i St. Plans are understood to be near i pletlon for the purchase of tlonal Chemical company, of Bap- land, by American Home Oo, New York bankers wll lundcrwrttar an issue of 73,000 shares of additUaul stock for issuance a share on the basts of one five. The market value of 100 active advanced (594,322,000 In August, for total of on September 1. motor and Industrial Issues snowing the most substantial gains. It shown In a review by Prazler Jelke company.

I'AlXTINtt A.Vll J'aperlng rnumt. papereil 4.M. Huntlnxton Bil NoWe 1238. IMMHA ilii- In tlif w. HOVKIS 1SKAI.

KSTATK AND A I I I A i FOI! SAI.li- -New li riom wliii sun larlo-, ftrcplnco, ntcnin lu'in, one- i-ni sm' 11 1 l.tirntcd Nui-inan St. Two hlot-ks i Xtirtll Tarlc A I'nll Nolilp -11104. IN srSvi'rOIll- room ju-l roniplf Iril. floors 1st oak. Copnov unl a liipins autoinntif watiM- All interior tlf- norntpil conillf-tc with I'jVc III.00(1 1'lnco grndcil nml laid.

Plume Str.iltonl i i i Slrftlf'tnl evening- Vtrafi'i'inl 7 aniTl.v.*iiil Imp. Lot lOrt.s.BTii, cult burn llnrgaiii i (--xclmnKP. i -II' 10 Ay. i ro; NOUTIl A li room linuv. ni to-dnte.

t'olorndo A a i 12 Hettr Vortli Xvr- Rerrlnvood A room residence. I.a"ie lol. Kooni WntniT IIMc Factories REALTY RECORDS Ill 1LD1MJ, STOItAOK OH MAM.1A' I''OR HUM', LMI.1UU. WHOI.K Oil HALF. MOUNTAIN (iROVE ST.

NOHi-lC l-'OH HKNT- Or leufei 1 factory bullillnff, mid liakement. 82 to 10B Knowlton St. Apply Tlip McCnthvon Boiler 7L' Knovillon gt. 'Ol; UM.NT Large, itoit jiounii noor with yiird. Cladlilll i'o.

17 -'I I'u'on Kij. Bar. SI1-. Machinery Tools An i tl looms. lieftt.

2 cm- sarace Vaiislcl, Barunm Ave. slratloiil ic nr I ivalrr heal, i a i i tf age. Cash rcilnlred i.r.nov A I I I I i 1 1 1 1 7 FOR SALE-STEAM SHOVEL V'i. 14 Itttcj'ni!" Khovel with ctlulpmenl. In flr.t condition.

Boll.T iprifltj- 1.r, sec Mr. Itrmiao Slilpjai'd. font Sa- vim- tvi-, I'limip Xotilo 474H. Boarding I "f'TllNTSHKH SIllBl" tli'olilc i i i i i i Vci-v i i -4T, Wil- St. rjOll'M A I 1 I A I I I I Km tmi i KPliUciin'ii I homo ItxoolliMil luiii.f ('ooking.

Kenfc- itnHliIf I.ss llgniiini A Warranty Deeds. Lena Gloiiet to Edmond HacheT. ty In Island Brook ptrk. 1 Andrew Maclco to Julia Maeko, ty on William street; tbe I ty on Wlllard Eric Clauson to Per X. Wellner, on Durando place.

B. Loretta Fitch to David Cten Stepensky, realty on Gurdon itrMt. John J. O'Neill to Thomai 1 realty on Olive street. I Deforest A.

Ball to Laura L. i ter E. Reynolds, realty on I street. Morljagf Deeds. Stanley Plell to the First National; bank ol Bridgeport, executor, Alltn and on streets Houses Wanted STIIATI'OIIH 'J famllv.

looms each i a Pl-'vewai. I Ave Slrntrord uiomR, car (faraffi 1 woilli A a i S'l vn'OlVfr te.n,i i a ItiUKaJn C'-nsider oxchanse i i raiisii'k. llanium A i COTTAKI: place, I improvement corm-i LJ-i-ar itarayc i i work shop ovevhead. r.unk lino. Trice Cash t'im.

tvolley. l.KUOV IV. HOV1.I! i A I KSTVIT, A I I sEt ciirrv in nr; A I "sTnATKliuTi toT This lot is worlll I Son. will sell for cash This 'ce is below assessed value. I'-'V 1 Sti'atfonl Ave.

Stratford Nell. lloTxe, excellent coinlltioTi i at-re plot. In Soutllport. Convenient lo entlon. Price llacou Walo'inan and Son.

Inc. Falrfleld Barnum WKST I li roi'in tottaBe, all Imp-. i comlltioo, BBlMge ITIce 4,0011. i OUPV terms. I.KIJOV Tiovr.i: A I I I SECrilll S1 IL" 6 IIIK ya 'l! car aaraje.

Idock from I h(m-e in perfect condition. 1'rice I.KIIOV W. HOTKU RSTATH AM) HUNT 110 Bl.DC,. 1 1 f.7li.' 4. one ti loom (iff Ave Stratford.

Triced low, Mrullli. TWO A I I rooms e.icli floor. Oroad St. Only A I i rooms, Hold, at 1200. o.ily oOO STOllE 5 connected.

a Are. 8H). I'ar down. (iii.i'ATinc. sTrtATi'oin) cBvrrn.

nvii-i)lione Stratfoiil 71 YOI A A I TOWN Or i of nl r. 1 have lilt- ftisli waitinj: fur M'U. 1'lli'l Itanium I'ltTvA'fT: 1 tv f.m ll.v Imii-c. Cuoil lurdtluii. A.Wrc.B T07I1I litla piijtrr Poultry and Supplies CHOICE CAPONS Ti'lHlfl 1 Hfc ll A Hi.

Ui. Als.i 1" Hi i i In 4 ll I'lili-Li'liK hull- lliidsi'h. I'm Spilin ISiwcl. Sl-atfonl SIM. Garages I A A I i niotit ru 1 1 for litP F' Tt) tlore, nnd thiw i nil Urjff cnmigh to ai riMiiniodatP i of THH.

Inqiiii-p. 7(Hi a i A TV phone a ".157 Instructions LK'AUN iion't iut it Prepare for the future. Write Moltr Cdle.e. 13B K. -3rd.

New York City. UOL1.N Auer melli- oil. Beginners and advanced punlla. For i a eulara phone. NoMe 4500.

r.s a i Hnymoml McCnne Shore Cottages Thomas Martone to John J. realty on Olive street, Stanley Piell to the Jlnt bank of Bridgeport, trustee, natty Allen and on Latajrette street, Estate of Anna E. Kely to Rock Bank and Trust company, on Fairfield avenue, $4,500 Joseph and Jozefa Klrlk to Krosocki. two pieces of realty on DM-street. 1545.

Joseph and Jozefa Klrlk to OMfM? Tomsl. two of realty on DuMK. street. $1,873, Julia Macko to Wllraa E. realty on William street and street, Quit Claim The Bridgeport Land and Title pany to the Bridgeport Trust trustee, realty on Austin afreet IM Ot Butler avenue.

The Bridgeport Trust company Co I Bridgeport Land and Title realty on Butler avenue. I The Bridgeport Land and Truat pany to Muriel A. Read, realty on ley street and Coddard avenue. John J. Tatoslan to Frank J.

CariMktM and Richard T. Carmody, realty OD num aveiatf. Frederick A. Parson to Deforwfc JU; Ball, realty on Cottage street. Joseph Bacchl to Alberto realty on Midland street.

Michael Hoffman to MM realty on Madison avenue. -5 room JIIHT completed all imps, llruce Aw Stratford, iilqnire til'O Henihigton XI. rat MONTH And IM.OOO iilll purchase an filtnulin' nMv a i i Kectioo a i a i i nhrublie-y, walks and a a roomn, sim porch, hot a lieal. Inass piumbinjr, fireplace Cnli 7J or Nold( EXCEPTIONAL Cottage, con.pleted. on water front, four bediooms, btone fitcpltee, garage, bathroom, doTUistai-" laTatory.

Ad- dvess (leorne K. Bex 177, Beach, Tcleplione New Haven. Plunret J.Oll. A Cottage to rent for mouth of September, week, llantnm 414 GRAIN nfT Cash required up. LKROT W.

HOVER TlBAI BBTATB AJtD BBNTAI.S tld BECTBirt BLD.O, BAfl.S.il STATV: OF CO.NSKCTlt tlT, IIISTISICT T'rohntr Court, Sciitem- her Ht, 19-7. KSTATi: Or Willisiii H. ot Ihc o( In Mill Hlnllli-t, t'eftjfll. The if fur the Dlslrlot nl lll'lllKOIloTt llSIll llmil'll BU uiontliR from thf ilate cof for i.J aaUl Kstatp to exhibit tlieir claims for i i mcnt. 'Jltosc nl-arV't lo their tc- -ouolv pioporly i i i mild i ho ilfl'tri-crt a reroicrv.

111 iH'btod tr itald are lequcstei! lo a Imniftlltic pnMiicnt to l.OUS E. BRKBS. Sxecutoi. 2M Pwk 8t, NBW YORK. Sept.

Press.) Wheat, ttnn: Ho. Nor. spring C. I. N.

T. Lake Md 1 1.53: No. 2 hard winter f. o. b.

M. 1 lake and 149 1-3; No. durum do. nomlnkl: No. 1 o.

b. N. lake and rail to I.J 7-8 In bond. Corn--Spot steady: No. 2 yellow F.

track N. Y. lake and rail l.M 1-" No. 3 yellow do. 1.21.

nrm; No. 2 i Closing quotations on irbwt firm, 5-8c to 1 3-8c net higher, to 3-8c oft. 1-4 to 1'Jc advance, and 1e to-200 'SPAPERl.