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rit’airt‘rwa—n.

WIRE IOTH IN THE RIGHT
FIELD.

During a ”tanning boo" at the
Center House last night "Bobby“
Quinn.“ business manager of the (lo-
Iumbus ball club told the following:

"This is It story they are telling on
Jimmy Barrett. of Detroit." said
Quinn. . "A short time ago while in
Cleveland the Detroit outfielder nan-
pencil to ride down the hotel elevator
with a clergyman. It was Sunday and
the preacher eyed the bull player curl.
lonely for a moment and then said:

“ 'Look here. you seem like a good.
clean-cut fellow of principle; don't you
know that it‘ian't right to play bat] On
Sunday?!‘ . - .

“ ‘My dear slr.’ came back Barrett.
‘yon can't' blhms a msrc for wanting to
malto‘arlivinrsad l have to work on
Sunday oat don't got my money. You
work on Sunday. don’t you?‘

“ ‘Youagmanl' answered the [Il'f‘fit'h-
er haughtlly, 'of course 1 work on Sitti-
day—of course I do.‘

"”Weii. whitt's tho tilifercnco'.”

“‘le‘ferencog did you say? 'l‘lio
greatest In‘itzho world; my work is in
the right fieldw"

“ "l‘hst's me." said Jimmy. 'i‘vo got
the and field. too, and you know how
hot that old nun gets, those afthrw
noons.‘

"The person said no more: thorn
was nothing he cotiltl Stl)’."—~EX-
change.

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REFLECTIONS aria BAOHE “a.
A man of fifty thidks Ito sunblock
note it girl of aWonlw‘nnd aho mites
him think ll.
Thorn is an awful good time to be
hid iii lotting other people have the

It IIIIIIOnH.

1t. tnkoa a lot of money not. to care

»whothor people tilan you have it. or

not.

Whon u womtIu doesn't have to got
a new cook more than once a week she
begins to thlnkxslie hi becoming a film»
ocssful hounekecper.~—New York l'rcrt .

MW
FORCED TO STARVE.

' B. 1“. Look. of Concord, Ky., saya:
“li‘or~2il years I suffered ngonlos. with
n soro on tny upper lip. so painful,
sometimes, that i could not eat. Aftor
vainly lrylni: cvorything oluo. l cured
it, with Rucltlcn‘a Arnlra Salvo." it's
great for burns, cuts and wounds. At
F. ii. Baxter‘s drug store; only 'tic.

I.

———.—.—.__.

it. is almost painful to note hom the
Foltviilt! l‘iionlx In inclined to frlvol.
No sooner does a local Ilontist tin-
nounoo it now amalgam "as good as
gold at it tenth of tho prico" than the
9t“I.lIl"~IIOIlIIIICtiS half maliciously, for
llio dentist docsn‘t utivcrttac--—romorku
that it. promises to be “cheap and
fillin'."

Have you noticed that tho hottom of

a clip of joy is seldom far from the
top'.’

 

LCLLY-PO rs

BHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

.0! "LI unnvsnstrv

«(mesvuicouu June 89. 3908

The" Bradley; énfth Co. ,

New Haven , Conn .

Gsntlsnsnha
O

.! hsvs triads a thorough examination,

of your "'LOLLY POPS" purchased on open market;

and have been unable to find the slightest 'trsco'

of any hsnsrul or injurious substance.

Yours truly.-

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MnIy—lmfidufi Anslytic]! Midi] In tho,

Airfield soc-Its: Ithool.

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:I‘S

Is more than a. cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catirrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-allied to asthma and the most fruitful

source of consumption.

It baffles all schools of

medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nar-
cotics are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can

cure.

BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal-

sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20

' years.

Take 15 drops every 2 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat:
and chest with hot, oieitr Balm evcry night. That is the secret. It;
penetrates. reduces the inflammation, kills the gonna, stops the
coughing and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of’yfruth. Get the 600 or OLOO bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for a tow weeks and we guarantee a cure clear down to
the last stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates.

B. F. J uekson 62 (30., Indianapolis, Indiana.

Hosiery has long been one of our
strong specials.

our Children‘s Hose at 2 for 250.
both fine rib and broad rib, we are
often told, "Are the boat We, got any-
where."

Our Gent's and indisa‘
for 260 are I‘iquaily popular.

Our lionlcty at film, for iii-nut, Lattice
and Children are well known brands
and values.

We announce II new candidate for
popliIIr favor in th Vitality More for
Gould-that! Ladies, at 19c nor pair.

Thole are reinforcod on all wearing
sum. It too. solo and heel, and
the fadisn’r‘houe at the top for garter
hold. ,

Try them and you will like. them.

A.

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Telephone 343-6.

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NEW HAVEN’S BETTER WORK
CONTINUES.

 

Bridgeport Batters Were Unable to
Hit Tucksy.

lililleEl’tm'l‘, .luly Eli—‘llridgeport
lost to New Haven yesterday because
of inability i011“; 'l‘ticitay in the pro
pt‘l‘ time. The locals put. up a that
loss game in the field. Barry played
a wretched game, his errors alone gin
ing the visitors four runa'. A one-
handed catch by Sherwood and tho
sumo playor'a all around good work
wits the feature of the game.

It. H. E.

N. lluven t) 0 0 (l 0 2 2 l 2-—~7 iii 2
Bridgeport ti ii 1 0 0 I t) I I—3 8 Ii

Batteries: 'l‘uckcy and Bunyan;
Odell and Beaumont.

Hartford Dawn's Springfield.

li/ili’l‘li‘Oltl). July 2tl.--~'l‘he proceeds
of vontorday'n gnmo lictwoon Sprinti-
ilelti anti Hartford wont to tho hospi-
tal for coin-Itintpllvcu and it good lilllll
WIIH netted. 'l‘ho rain lnado the dia-
mond very sloppy but Hartford Won a
good iivo inning gamo. rttin putting an
owl to the contest. litiyster was very
oifoctivc anti hntl pcrl’oct support, 'l‘lto
visitors had the long hits to ilioir crctl-
it. but othorwiao were hold safe. A
wild throw post. first lot in the two
runs for tho locals. (inlehou by Al‘
tlzor nautl Noyoa woro fculurcs. Alton-
tlanoc, 1.200.

II. it. it).

Hartford 0 1! ti ti own 7 i)
Spriunflold ti 1 II it owl ti 3
Iinttorlcs: Intrator and Connolly:

Mlilcr and tl‘f,‘onnor.
Game Called.

MlilltilllilN, .lttlv 20.-~~lilorlilcn~l\'ow
London gumo cnllcd coil of fourth lim-
Inn on account of darkness. NI'IIIII‘I‘
side had scorotl.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Unipiro, llickey.

Boston Defeated.
BOSTON. .luly 2(I.»-—Willi.~t’ WIIIIIII'M-I
in tho sixth inning and consecutive
hitting iti tho ciuhlii inning won for
tho visitors JI‘HIPi‘iIiU'. Boston ralllod
at the hill in tho ninth. IIIII tho load
was too grout. to be overcome.

Ii, II. [‘2
8‘, Louis II II II II o It 4 II ti 7 to n
liosion ii i iI ti ii I (I it Liwd ll 2

iiitttot‘ion' Mclt‘tiriund and
Willis and Moran 'I‘imo, l:.'i
pil'o, (i'liay. Attcndanco, l,l

tlrtuly:
7._ ilni
:3.
Cincinnati Victorious.

I‘lllluti'udld’lilii. .lIilv 20.»~Rnnchod
hilt-t in tho fifth and sovonlli tunings
yoalortiuv gni‘t- (‘liiItinnIIlI .'I victory ov~
I-r i’hilttdclphiu. B0”! roams hattI-d

lturd. Allondnnco, 2.ititi.

It. if. l'}
(‘lnoin II it it ii 4 u 2 o o .I; to 1
l’hlln Ii 1 o ii (I :3 o 1 o » It 13 .1

liuttorica‘ t‘hcch and l‘hclps: I'iIIIIi~
ccr; .H‘titltoft and llooln. 'l‘itoo, 12m.
llinpirc. liauscwlnc.

 

Pittsburg Wins Third.

NICW H\\'i'l.'\'. .itti)‘ Zil. ~I’illHIlIll‘l'
inndo it thrcc out of tour by winnin:
“Iiutortlttv'a ‘!fllllt\ from Motlrnw's moo,
8 to 5. Both teams were in good hat-
nn rorin nod in ”in third inning It‘la-
lierty had to ho. rcllt-ved by Locver.
lllI‘ visitors, liowcvcr, simply outplay-
od the locals.

II. II. It).

l‘litsliurl: l ii i II it ii i ii 1.. it If. 0
Now York o 1‘. II '3 o ti II o o 5. it i
linttorloa: licovor now-Potty: 'l‘nvlor

and lion-orninu
and Mom.
’i’,ooti.

l'mplt'oc, .Iohnotono
'i‘ttuc, 2: HI. AIII‘Iitiitili't',

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York vs. Chicago.
IL‘IIICAIIII .lulv Bo. ’Now York not;-
oil t‘hicitgo out In ti kooniy ctmtv‘utcvl
Mrunulo _\c:tlci‘dny, Attcntitincc, ‘..'.-
IIIIII.
1i. II. it)
Now Ytll'Ii II it it il i It I II II . :3 ii 2
i‘lilcttno o o o t o o o o o .—l 4 o
lliillorit-s Whitc and Sullivan;
(illot-thro nnIl Mctlult'o. 'I‘Illll‘, l:-I;’i.
ilinpiros, hit-(Earthy ltlltI Slicridttil.
Washington Defeated.
llltl'i‘liiil’l‘. July 2th ilcirnli won
from Washington youtcrdny, It to 2.
Killian, though hit trot-1y, wot-t ol'fociivo
whou hits mount runs. Allcndunco,

l,titul.

it. it. ii).
Detroit :3 .'i I o It 0 ti ll one til it
Worth. o u o o 2 o o o (Is 2 ii i

linttorlos: Killian nnti Dot-nu; \I'olio,
Adams and Newton. 'i‘lnic, Two
hours. Umpire. Connolly.

Cleveland Wins Double Header.

i‘l.l'i\'li2l.ANlI. .lulv L'ti. t‘iovciand
\von two natnou from lioulou )'t'iiit‘l"
titty. IllIIIlIIIIIIIII. tho \‘iullol'ti in both.
Attontiunoo, ii,liiii.

li‘trat gator:

It If Iii.

tfiovoiitiltl i! I Ii I: 0 ii I II ilwls‘ II I
Boston l on ti o II II II It i It :I

IiillIt‘i‘If‘ii: Joan and Iiuclow; Winter.
Gibson and i‘t'inct‘, Artnhrtutloi'. 'i'imc,
l:i.'i. limplro, (‘onnon

Second gtitno:

Iintiorlott: Iihontiou and Iiomiu; (lint.

aloud and tiriaor. ’l‘imo. iziiil. Illn-
pit'c. Connor.
“Politics" Proved Superior.
87‘“ Minis. .Iuly 2ti.-~«t4l. Louis

droppod tho opening name in Phila-
delphia youtortiay. Wadtlcli tillipII.(‘II~
otl Buchanan, while tho visitors Iioth
outbound and ontflcltled i-it. boulI-I. At-
tentionco, Little,

, It, II. n.
I’IIIIa. l I fl 0 I I it it tlw-‘l III I
St. lioitlfi It i ll 0 2 II It (i it» --3 ii 0
iiitttorloa: Iiuchnnun and i-Iugdon;
Waddoil nnIi Sloliroclt. Time, l:fil.
tlmpiro. 0'I.qughiin.
Won. Loni. i’.(l.
Holyolto. 44 2t} .628
Springfield. 40 28 .588
New London. 39 fill .549
Bridgeport. 36 31 .538
Hartford. 85 32 .522
Mcrlden. 33 33 .500
Norwich, 25 41 .379
21 tall .297

New Haven.

 

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standing to National Lssgue.
. Woo. Last.
66 25

RC.

New York. 691

 

 

.rmsburg, 52 :1 1626

RWALKgév

Philadelphia, " its 83 .588
(lhlcdfio, 48 34 .585
Cincinnati, ill 39 .524 "
SI. lnuil, 31 52 .37
Boston. 26 bit .317
llrooklyn. 28 57 .288

 

Standing in American League.
Connecticut League Btiygding.
4 .

Clovclanti, 8 .032
Philadelphia, 45 30 .600
Chicago, 44 80 .595
DQII'OII. 88 38 .500
New York, 34 38 .472
Boston. 34 38 .472
St. Louis. 29 48 .377
Washington, 26 48 » .351

Norwatks Going to Stamford.

'l‘lie Rags are coming to town Sun-
day, with it bunch of routers that sim-
ply won't stand for anything but vie-
i0|‘l’- Tllc Ntll‘tt'iiili boys are sporty
tliltl Illt'y'l'c going to back their favor-
ltea to tho litult to win. Stamford will
have cxnolly tho annic lino tip on that
which heat the All (tulians Sunday. if
possible. At all create. it will have
one {III Hood. if not hotlor. 'l‘ho Nor-
walit ionin will ho utronntltonctl for
tho occasion. "Ilavo" lilll h-t haviui:
a booth proof suit of clothing tnndo
for tho gnnio, It is HIIIII. Stamford Atl-
voctit c.

MATINEE lDOL FINED.
He is a Member of the Poll
Company in Waterbury.

VI'.\’I‘lu‘iillllliY. .lulv 2ti.-»—In tho po-
lico court yosiorday lnot'nlnt: lloury
llolttncy, Mnt'ttn Myers and .Ioaoplt
Lynch, HIIIKII hands at Jack .Iuoquoi-t
'l‘houtro, Woro chat-god with assault on
it); (3. Simmons. loading man of tho.
l’oii Slot-It (lompany and llllliint‘t.‘ idol
playing at. that thoutro. When Slin-
tnons conic to court as a witnoss lit"
was also nrrcslod IInti olttirgotl with as
adult.

'l'lto Il'tlIlIiII‘ oocurrctl last Thursday
at tho thoalro wlion Simmons clnlincd
to hot" lu‘t‘n uuaatiltod. llc Iloclnrctl
that ho was stirc liclancy kicked him
llclnitoy and tho oihor hands (‘Ifiill‘li'li
Simmons sturtod tlic trouhio.

Ilolnncy was fined $157» and costs
Micro and liynch \vot'o Ilinclinrncd itiiti
Simmons was flood 35 and costs.

Stock

 

A SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant. nui‘priuo party may ho
izlvcn to your stomach and livcr, by
taking iI modtrluo which will rcllovo
tholr pain and discomfort, viz: llr.
King's Now Lilo l‘lllit. 'I‘hov aro a
most wondorlul rotnody, nilording nuro
rclioi‘ and curo, for headache, dizzi
”PS.“ and I‘otwtipnlion. 25c. at It‘. I".
iiuxior'n iIl‘Iii: uioro. "

NO ELECTRIC POWER.
None Will Be Used on Main Line of
the New Haven R. R.

NEW HAVEN. .luly 2n. thII “hits
cti ,vcsiorduy itl‘tci‘iioon Iii rclzttrd to .I
story that plans :II't- licint: motto for
llrlllt‘: t-lot'ti‘II-lty Int tho Now Ytll‘k Iii—
\'lslon of tho Now York. Ncw Huron
and Hartford railroad in IIlt‘ ncur fu«
ttIro. I‘rosidcnt .\lollt-tt tlcnicd ohm.
intoly that our iii-Rotations Incl Ili‘t'li
t’IIII'I'I'tI into for It}: out- on our purl
of tlic llliiill stout of Mir l‘tlilti it
IQ-iliil‘ti limit IIlt‘ I'Illtill \vnx duo in
visits of t‘cprcscnlntlvos of ccrtnin cl
cclrlc companion which wcrc inndc
moroly to iisccrtnin lhc condition of
tho road iii cast- that tit anv futuri-
IIlllt' it would ln- rit‘ctuctl ftIIYISlIIlIt‘ to
uso clocli'icliy on it inutivo powcr.

THE DIAMOND CURE.

'l‘hc litioil limits“ from Paris is that
they hnro tliscotorotl Zl (IIIIUIUIIII t‘tlrf‘
for t-tm;.iititpttoti, If you ft‘ttr consump
lion or tutounionin, it will, howovor, lu-
iwst for you to Ifilt'I' that nrottt rotnctiy
incnliout‘d II)‘ W ‘l‘ Mt'ilco, of Vtiil
lccr, 'i‘onn "i had it ctninli for {our
tccn yours, Nothing Ilt‘IIit‘tI lllt‘, on
til i took llr Kinn’s New illsrovct'y
for consumption. t‘ounhs and t‘oltls.
which xttt'o instant l'cliol, anti cflot'icti
II pct'tnancnt t'lil't‘ " l'ncquullctl quick
cnro for 'i‘hroni :tnd bunt: 'l‘roultlos.

Al i“. ll. liuxlcr‘x drill: slot'o: pricc
Mic and two. nuttruntoed, 'l'rliti hot-
I.Io Ii'lit'. ”

iNCORPORATION CERTIFICATES.

lncorpot't‘ttion corllilcntmt liuro Ilt‘t'll
tllod lit the (‘npitol as follows:

Connecticut ICIt-clric llllii Mcdirul iii-
Hiliiltc, 0i" UI'IIIKI'IMII‘I; capitol, $25,000;
incorporulors, linrry W. Alli-u, Iiil'uin
li. Wont, Knio \\‘. Aliou, all of lirldpo.
port, and Harry Ii. Ballard and (Irtico
'l‘. littll‘arti. of South Norwnlk.

(Iiibcri ’i‘i'nnnportntion tltitlipnuy. of
Now London, t-uplttil. tiltioyioo; dtroc~
tort-t, Eli Attwootl. of lluthnwzty I’ut‘k.
lichnuon. l’u.. Mark l.. tiiltiort, ltcujn'
min i". Williams and Osgood A. (lil-
hort, all of Mystic.

Stamford Huron-o, incorimrttlcd: cap-
litII. $3,0Iiti; Itit~oi-ptii-iitoi':t. .Iohn K.
IAtwroncc, Atom: .I. tllvcns, t‘itnrlou l..
llrown.

rli. l.:Ier-nco t‘onipttni, to buy and
will oictl'it' light and nut». plants, oli‘.
in St i.nwt'onoo county. Now York.
capitol. Silllihoo. lumrporntorn. Arthur
I. Hhiptnnu. ('IIIIIII'H \I', Iiroaii and AI‘
thur II. l'ocit. all of Hartford.

CHINESE BOYCOTT BEGINS.

SHANGHAI .IiIIv LSII, Aimtli IIIiooli
huudrod Iii‘l‘auliu. including lilo ili'fltih
of all iho [it'lllilliill guilds null Iiolt-
unto. from tutu} provinccit tillotuicti
It ('IIIIII‘M‘ mun. mootiiii‘.’ i‘t‘atct'tlu)‘.
which arranged to twain tho boycott or
Antorit‘uit “(unlit Ionlm'roo‘, it was III)»
IinI'iiy unnotuumi that tho notion to
knit was not trumpet tho Atuorlcun gov-
ornuioni, whoao constant Itlnductot was
fully rm-onnlzod. but it was pointod out
that unions- tho t‘liim-ito Hiltth‘iI tltotn
NI'IW‘N to ho to out-now tlioy would pro~
dnm- no offch on tho t'nlifornin lalior
unions. ’t‘lu-rc It. still much doubt on
to wliothor tho boycott Will l'ctiliy ho
Innlntnlnmi. -

“QB—ma...“

DROP “V THE TEMPERATURE.

NEW HAVEN. .ltiiy 20.-~‘~’I‘hol'c WIIR
it IIIRIIIN‘I drop III tho tompornluro thin
morning its cotnpttrod with yesterday.
At It o'clock iIIi' mercury in the wow
thor burottu instruments rI'KIHierud 7n,
MI flKflIIIHi tilt at tho iilllllt' hour router-
dity. l‘hort- Will-4 an incronso howoror.
in the humidity minim; to 72 water
day.

JAPANESE CABLE LINES RE-

PAIRED.

NEW YORK. .luly 20.——Cabie and

telegraphic have in Japan. Which were

.initcriupied by n typhoon. haw I‘Wf‘a

repaired. accordion In It" “"““"“"‘
mont made today by the commercial
Cable Company.

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= MERRY JES’l‘S.

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AS YOU MAKE IT.
To the proaohor llfc's a sermon,
To the joltcr it‘s a lost;
To the llliist-t~ lie H money,
To the lo:tit.-r iii. is rest.

To it lnwychli‘o’s II trial,
To ”to pool lzl'c'n a song;
To the doctor life‘s a patient.
'l‘hat lif‘tiiri treatment right along.

To the HIIIIIII'I" life‘s a baitlo,
To the icachcr life‘s a school:
[Mo's a “good thing" to the graftef,
it's a failure to the fool.

To the man upon tho onnino
lilo}; u long and houvy grade;

It'h n gamlilo to tho gamblor.
To the Incrchnnt life in trade.

Life‘s a ploturo to tho artist,
’l‘o tho rascal llfo‘s a fraud;
Life porllnpn In but a hurdcn
To the man iwncttlh tho hod.
liifo is lovely to the lovor,
’l‘o tho playor llfo‘s a play;
Lilo may Ili‘ a load of trouble
'i‘o tho man upon the dray.

Life is but a long vacation

'l‘o tho "1‘!" who loves his work:
liifo'it an oi-t-rlasling effort.

To shun duty to the ahirlt.

To the hoavondllottt. mmancor

Lifo‘s a story over now;

Lilo is what we try to Innko lt---~
liroihcr, what lu lifo to yoti‘.‘
(‘ltloago Itt.’f‘t)l‘tlvnt‘l‘tlid.
Nelson Stopped interruption.

An old friend from Minor-solo came
down to \t'ushlnglon, and Mr. Nclson
told him about an oxpcricnco in once
had on tho hustiuga.

“'l‘hv-ro was a man In my itutiioncc."
said ho, "who insisted on asking quow
tlono. i told him to wait. i would an:
error his attention attcr a while. liui
i had no more started again with my
spinach than ho intcrruplod again.
This porfornlanco Wiiii l'f‘l'H‘fllt‘tI two
or three times Then I loft tho stano.
walkout down to his soul. grnhhcd him
by tho throat and chokcd him till
he niniiitllod that ho had had onough.

"Sitting on the platform where I
spoke was a minister of the Gospel.
'Thai foilow,’ said this miniator an I
rcturnod to (If‘III'f‘T my spooch with-
out furthor annoyance, 'In tho some
acamp who has frouucnily iniorruptcd
mo in my pulpit. I am glad you have
shown mo an offootivo way to treat.
him.‘ ”~Washington Post.

The Test.
Funny? how wo iovo our fricnds,
And what wo'd give for iltctn;
Wo sigh for thorn.
Wo'd dio for them.
Until-wo live with lliotn,»l.ih.

 

 

How Do You Make it.

Parmor Johnson has H Ithoop and
farmer Thomas has a dog who iiltos
mutton. If tho ting kills fivo slicrp,
how many uro loft? if Fartnor .lohn
non catches him at it and inaltos far-
mor Thomas: tidy It? npioco, how much
monoy docs it take? If {armor 'I‘honias
won't pay until ho has had a lawsuit
oror it. how much in he out of pocket
in tho cad?

Jane has a now sprint: hat. costing
$3. and hor hrolhcr Frank has a puppy
which didn't coat a cool Attor the
puppy and tho but liivo playod l0
golhor for a quot-tor of an hour, what
is Jane's loss?

His Wheels Not Running.

 

 

 

t‘rankon My head has hoou bother.
int: Hill for uomo Ililllt‘. What would
you JIIII‘IHI‘ luv to do?

IItii‘ilII‘ (Io son a machinist.

It Was All Auntto's Fault.

Aunt I‘Iiamawi am uhooltod at you,
liliiuiio \‘ou pormtttod young Mr.
tones to kiss you.

Maudo- iio only hull touchcd me on
tho noun. fiiiiilit'.

Aunt l'nrninwlt wui Qiliif! out of
pinch. dost“.

Mandiw llo know it was. aunlio; but
you cann- In so suddenly, you use.“
Htrny t-itorlos.

 

Getting s Likeness.

(lily Ediltirt~~WIIflVlI the matter?

Art Etiilorwhiaitor etiotupli. l‘vl
got no picture of illsaeawuyaki, the
great RIIIIIIIIII xenon). who's Just
reanhod tho front.

(‘lty Editor—Oh. wolf. borrow the
janitor‘a wig and photograph ’i. There
Russian generals are all whiskers."

A sinking luslnsss.

“Diving as a profession is not what
it Iitmd to he."

‘That's so: I‘ve noticed for some
Him: that firing was going down’ ..
Illuustm (1‘ch l’olt.
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MING ”ENTEEIJ

 

TnuR5,DA.Y.JU1t¥.29.199-5i 3

 

 

 

Bridgeport Advertisements.

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Bridgeport Attachments." .

 

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The D. M

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Read Co.

Established I 85 7.

 

 

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The store closes daily at five o’clock except Saturday. 'i
“it.
White Skirts and Suits.
it will Iii 'v l'I‘Iit’i‘ to llliiii) \t'tuucu to know that t'cry
tittiuty :ttttl t'utiilot‘tttlilc chitin-s for hot \\'c:ttltct' can Iic
IItItttylti lt'.liI\' to put right tut.
Hcpzttuic \‘. itilc tutu Skill» of cluicciul cut. nitlc phil-
ctl. .‘illiI t'tlllt'l i". luiiot'ctl at $2.50 illitI $3.50.
\\iilto I'IIIiIlili'iIi' flirts, vct’t utilisilt, ttlul pupltuctic
lattutltt‘s t'\‘t'il lllHl‘I‘ :~.Iti~‘i;tciui'il.\‘ than liuctt, :11 $5.35.
Lint-u Suits. in \ill‘li‘l)‘, Shirt \Vttixt Jii'cwcw with t'lll- 1

Iil'tliilt'l'} :tutl Ilruwuutu'lt, lllitl't' or 1c» t'IilIiill‘t’lit‘ ttccottliitg

to l'l'it‘i'. and thc 'i‘ttilut‘ctl I.lllt‘ll l'ottl Suit».

t‘otti and Still Ronttln.

White Stockings.

.\ pvt-lit I.’I\Iilllll :ttitl mtnioilolilc.

\\'ltilc Stockings

.‘tl‘t‘ moi iilltI llllll‘t' sanitary than colors in \'t‘l'_\‘ hot wcath~

t‘l'.

.‘\ll i'XIt'IlhI\l‘ liuc is shown Ill Whitc itxlcs, cutlit'oi~

Ili't'wl Motrin. silk CIIIL‘hIlIIL“. and >Ilt't'l It‘lt't‘ lumls. 50c Cdt‘Il.

Bathing Caps.

'I'ltc)‘ .‘llt' ~ltu\\ti in all colors, jzttittit ltmkititf citti'. of

l't‘tl. IIIllt', :Iutl lllIli‘l' plain \Ildili‘h ill i‘lih‘ulllil‘l' l‘ilIIIlt‘l‘. .tlnti

t'Itt‘t‘I\‘~ JIIIII lullltti IIIII<.

23W.

l'l.tttt guilt lllIIIit‘l, litzltt

t‘l

\

5w :tutl $l.tlt|.

l\\tl ~t/.tw null 30c.

Xitttuli .‘vinclt.

:It,

Good to Have.

\t tho 'i‘nilt-t Sccttun :ttc wou- I‘.ilit‘l'i;t‘llt‘)' iliaca. use-

ful lZl I'.‘:~c oi on till tit.

|’.tittt'ttI:It'li :ttt- ihcv Iliil‘lIiIi‘tI it‘Ir

l’t‘llllili intuition il\t' \\Ilt'li «Inc might IIc llilli‘.‘\ truth it did“

ltll'.

put up in :t littlc lynx in tho Iitmt twvlttpttci i'titttt.

.\l«Ii‘c than :t tlwcu olllillIi‘

:IIiIi llt't‘t“~.\.’il'}‘ l‘t'lllt'tIIi‘\ .‘Irc

I‘.\‘t‘l y-

iIlllt‘L'. MHIIIII .ttul pctit't‘il} owliiit‘.

The D. M.

I’l‘tt c $1.1m, 'l iIIIi‘l Si‘tiiii‘lll.

Read Co.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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ngmiigilemmmlionforfig-
. a i MIRRQ '-
cameraman antiwar .

IN \V tsx't Illlllkl V "

 

Promotes Digestioniihrerful—

‘ ness andlicsmonlains neither

thMorphine norifmz’ ml
01‘ NA]! 0 one .

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A crl Remedy fort‘onstl
l’toflour SIOIIIKIIJIIAITIIO';

Wot-m3.(Zonnilsionsi'cvrrish-

lat: Similar Signature of

 
 
 

 

 

The Kind You Have

 
 
 
 

For Infants and. children.

In
ilsa
For Over
thirtylears

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FEEL lMPENDiNG DOOM.

Al it rot-opium Kii‘cit Irv I‘I‘IiFIIIflIII

I'l‘lto 'I‘I‘IIIItf of iIupoutllng doom to Hunter. one individual naltod him what

Iln- minds of many victims of lirtlttn‘a Ito llluuphi of the
IIIHI‘nIIo IIIIII Ilititiolos has Iumn f‘IiililKu, Killllt'.

old to tiinnitfulncvu hr lilo lwtwill lie-i
rived from initial: ii'olor'it Kitinov i‘ili'o,I
It will I-tiro Iuclpit‘tll lirighl‘n dietitian“
rind dinhetoa and own in ”W WIII‘M
cation glvoo comfort nmi rollof. HIIIUIII
disorders are curod in Ii tow days. "It
had Illnhottm India woriit form." wrlion
Morton lam, ol’ Dunn-nth, Iii-i "l trtodi
right physirlanc without roitot, tlnlyi
throc bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure
made me a well man." Sold at. Pinion
tr-tl’ti Drug store. "

 

.li has been (IIHI’UVCI‘WI that liacho»
Iota hood the list of suicidos, whith
goes to show that a peaceful life is;
not conducive to longevity.

I‘I't‘l'ili iuowhtiii
Mt i‘IIiI' IIIIII tool with it nitrate
Irmlu Ilcfcui. lilo allitlocl IIIIKII' It“ I'lilii
oil iiIII'II'IIIlIIII.

Without. ltoaiiatlon. i‘I'Ivtzldcnt ilaIl
Icy until: “’l‘III-ro mtg u tiny living
in ii villnat- whom- lllli‘lo ilimt. The
next tiny a limo driving along lilo road
was mtrpriizod in film tho Iioy working
in tho liolit, 't'titniihtt: ”ill! IIIII not.
allow proper rmzpocl Mr tho Iirari uni
cio. he called the led to him and paid:

".lonntiy. didn't you know jv'mlr uncle

“13in dead?" Johnny slowly approach
cd and drum-led out' "Yea. I knew
it: i' have cried " . '

 

Most old men III‘GZIMIIIIGLI to boast
let their youthful depravity.
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