The way the bx?ses-are handling the
business in Bridgeport at the present
time is hardly a success. Although
street congestion is much relieved
people do not look with ease on the
prospe -t of a winter with irresponsi
ble individual bus owners.
Mayor Wilson said the company
had presented no facts to justify the
call 'for a seven cent fare only that
they needed more money.
Commissioner Charles C. Elwell
wanted to know what the effect on
jitney traffic would be in Bridgeport
if trolley fares were put up to 7 cents.
"Jitney traffic would be increased
to the loss of the Connecticut Com
pany." replied Mr. Lifthfield.
"Would the Jitneys raise their
present fares?" Commissioner Elwell
inquired.
"Just now self preservation would
lead them to maintain their present
fares." responded Mr. Litchfield.
"Do you think the Connecticut Co.
ments showed a gain of 1.88 inches;
chest expansions showed gain of 1.86
gain. The ayerage'galn in weight was and the average gain In expansion
3 g pounos; n'jnuni n iuchsuic- nas .u incnes.
See these Dresses at $10.00
50 Dresses
- At
$10.00
White Voiles
Dark Voiles
Figured Voiles
White Georgettes
Navy Silk
A group of excellent values newly priced, taken from our regular
stock.
Women should wisely seize this opportunity and come early to get
m
her particular size. "
Styles are of the Summer mode, well tailored, decidedly practical
for some, time to come.
er
New Ty-On Sweaters.
Are $5.95
Women don't need to be told the uses for a sweat
And this is a new one to add to the collection.
Easily to slide into open front, surplice, short or
long sleeve models, and tying with a long sash.
Colors are black and navy.
