a“?x«l
Willey and Monthly.
18th and 20th.
8, Lawn Mowers, Cro-
guts, Refrigerators. Porch
”"“ ockers, Setteos, and All: Sum-
met [Goods
, ' F A. Mitchell,
llilaliackemo
_ .I a. cannon, Mgr.
, Itid calslIio Up to Data.
files I! it“ day and upwards. ‘
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*tlapanrAitFF.
Parlors in Counsellop. I.
fight “8% Tot so
C moan
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* srsAL' GLUCSAU’
iimi
I Monarch Reilair Shop,
Yr?
“3% New HAVEN
a.
now owns Iy 134mm yrs
' tardhy morning a strange yhcht was ’
. ii
,3 bleep Elsa and the 26 foot auxiliary
' izboat'Bertho, belonging to members
to anchorage of the City Point
acht club and took-in tow the 36 foot
the club. The yacht, with the mo
to in tow was seen later all llr-un
Point going eastward.
l'oley‘ 3 (Irina Laxative, the new lax
Ira stimulates. but does not irritate
II is the best laxative. Guaranteed or
yourlmoney back. The Clifford Phur
they and Plaisted a Drug Store. ”
on their household psalms,
and’ and other personal pro
without lndorser. '
CALL ”AND SEE U8.
Haviiand BIdg., Washington at.
once open until 7 p In. MondAy and
Motley Advalibed
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illrlepeiidcnt Loan a Secuflly Cs.
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lie filing.
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37001-131,EA ND “EEG!
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any Filllln'g 83 star“,
aLA'r VARE
on and
“'EA" iii“
HAiIit you s: o it crook or
aicuuouo nANocsI
.Tlie Jones &llillchllSS
Company .
ir lunar: eraser. serene.
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“uracil m}... 8: Soil,
45 Wall at, INOI'WIIK
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We have igvorql We! filialtil
In income meadow prom the
. Ancidqpt of NII‘lIcld.
Insurance. ml
3 tarantula assailant
[All
of Is r sld
.snlei “lites. 'a "'13 ill
anvil
DWI!
oi the muscles govorui
of his. right hand “flu?” llhtiéifi
:earlnng lAway; o: a po1r 8
II a g t I t a up oath
”Rd Rah: of. title
u not! House" on rail
Mateoleftfitnlrblla on I.
Bridgeport. an All It hhslhbs
si two inches mm mac iy All:
at ‘0 et
inc wide in MI? (if
ear Tilers is 0 shit i there an tlllle
n
braln i0 shielded Iiy riotliiilg .but
sectidn‘ of s c.alp ‘ '
Mohegan reclévery “mull llllfxptigled,
unlit i as“ are or 0 soil
thrift the partial amydia or llls right1
forearm is canal crud smell: the phy-
'2ch ans who witnesse the extent of
lattiiilriea at rallies hing. t l k -
ato.acco an are u
call, as his I‘lllfng nib file bill3 IR
. ‘lllldas ‘31%““gha?llslllge'l\rllirlfitiiafltggll
with Frank Udiska. From jostling in
'0 parent full the two parties passed to
a gar. and the row did not and until
the three tied, followed by tho.twc;
in the flight Udfska snatched 0. big
bear “schooner" from John Keimas
inst above the left ear, and “$1:
unconscious; When physicians e -
lined him they found that the skull had
been gauged out, and the brain was
esposed. part of the structure of the
brain being torn by the fragments or
bone.
Removed to St Vincents Hospital,
Mateo underwent a delicate operation
by which the remdinlng fragments
were removed, and the wound was ai
towed to heal. Mateo Was a man of
unusual vitality. lie survived the op-
oration and a week ago lett the hos-
‘pital. lint in the loss of a tiny partion
of his brain. he was deprived of the
particular cells that controlled the mo-
tor nerves attached to the muscles of
shake hands with lldiska, who is under
bonds of 8660. charged with Assault
with intent to kill he must use his
left arm.
Saturday Udlska was held for trial
in the Superior court, W ll. lint-icy, oi
Bridgeport. furnishing ball of $060 for
him. Physicians believe MateO'a skill
will eventually till the aperture cans
all by the blow
-—"Ge'eraliy debilitated Im- roars.
Rad sick headaches. incited ambition.
waa won-out and all run-down. Bur-
lock Blood Bitters made ale 0 well
armour-Mrs. Chas; F‘pltoy; Moosup.
an.
M ‘ .. _
CAPTAIN AND” ROLL MISSING FOR
FOUR DAYS.
..—-..-—-
Mats and Crew of Schooner Mary Had-
doh‘ Alumni by. Protracted
Abo'anca.
BRIDGEPORT,‘ July 16. ”Captain
William Whitlen of the achuoner Mary
Hadden, no‘w lylng‘ ill the Ibwar basin,
cauie ashore last Sdtllfday night with
between 3500 and .806 in his clothes
e hasn't. been heard from slu'ce aw
t one on the schooner do not kn
whether he has me with lo'ul hilly or
simply fallen into t ”e clutches or the
denizens of the Writer str res resorts
The mate or the ac ui‘ came
llah o‘re, yesterday, and decihred norm
lug had been heard“ lrtim Cdptltln Whit
ion The Mary I!“ don an a 0tyir
master! schooner loaded Ith
~ s.hells She hails from Illicltilmtl,y
So far as known the matter has not
yet been reported to the police.
p64. 0 man.
mm lililllllilt
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suniueus‘h‘r b'r. PAUL.
ST PAU Minn" July 15 .—Perfect
weather ted the Shrihers do they
began todny another round of pagean-
try During the one session of the lm
portal cou oil the Arab atrols gave ex
nihiliop .pls at ex! on Ball Park.
The annhunceil‘lenl 6f lifipériai Poten-
Roudn y that
would“ be given cl tub‘ted t e cbni so
five ife‘rl ”rel; Ao‘r b drills but til
"ilesseu é alnbi ion of the arr-oi
amiable...
It tile: lensy' “Eludlllt
‘R‘oato‘ilil xiii/bu 6
v “on
will hold such s' at glen lib‘adti
ters,ilndnre:f‘oaw1h?q
a new c up to‘
(all! Dulcimer
will be tilllylr illIAmlnhAed (Or t u
the in near a ear
“All, If tare ton‘lghlm iii Mil:
d bands will par
Alep‘d
Slice Repairing
Ia. Nor nooééu. oi scientific
illness con: 3‘? 'Ettd
l , 4': Amino“ sr.
. .-..iieiid.INiE m or MIRA. .i.5.
horsLiWé'rnlaA
out liliIAb'rEk?‘ r‘iibll other“ ,
l.
d FwdclLl‘ghe: Till-0%“
e‘r Room
’ “greatness“.
‘
Iteapollsé
~ I WM! ”I. fl I MIDDXPO‘WN "July 1.18 -—8 diflpdtntll
» mg‘rma‘ égfimj y p sent out from New Haven: states that
' ~ a.» «wh- . .-......‘. Aw arm ‘6“ $1“ i “$03! Adhe I‘flengagtrlnu‘uho‘f Eliadlieth Tier-
- r A till “9’“ out A olflNw alive. It calls. nenryd
vo U R ‘1' ’ "-126.51?” trle g 1&nglgggteexce lleehnderb‘liszldt Ont! gladiatoztr‘l. 1lids
n annou c ‘l‘lci'n s a
the 266 tie a tlgiiiittieh‘. 3 “he,“ wk cilia or a“
QIlilord, Baxter’s and Pleisted's.
Aclniis ERBW‘s NEAL HEKSIHE:
Fl «0 WWII.
M norms lia; ImIlIa
lion's arid
l A “ll
fulfill! 33"
on main.“
Padre: cocci-film
Alli:«allowancesx their on ermine
T. J; tritium AfN,Mpri’oioI-A ‘
rationals sit.
p
l R ”With humming M not “gill“ olomllbm that they
until”
lost contra-h
and hurled it at hinteo. it struck him -
his right forearm. Now it he Wanton»
\
a chpslzcd their boat
0 prizes
not
ill
give exhibittb’iigu ‘s‘. nearly Waco its
this took
. of
it that le‘s
hf-
visit I)?
will
Jill! Cflildfdll
o number of 90%;..."3
t
has IQ!
is, bapec all vl lea. are tlily attrictive-
1 written lplducsd to,
arch 00's some6 one o the inlay“ no
:1ng all?" c 0: ‘tfi' 3a ‘Tfle akin
IN tor ‘tlilt'
that they
. W m “a all of the skin,
re as follows anfltllhha invariably prov-
WEI” very success mace
hilly every '
”“1
will warm w
“um
All?» ”Allihé’i‘i‘l A
llil'ih'l‘ll 33313:? World ‘lh
scription which can be filled at any
Dull am e. Clemlllfi
or. Alon ol “1%qu mm “fill”
an thb no. "BER” Mani e ur-
ing the do»? gflight! morning.
any way? all f‘r‘lviug t.l
tau In all DO
powd cry or may“ upeli
not wash the loop {or 001m: litt e lib:
after uglni. By following his alnifil:
trea tgpeat, you will soon bars a c ear
and. about Complexioil."
v lr1r~v
I. “A
I
u:
omeo up shocks HARD Fort
recur“
m
Thou Fish Cannot stand Warm War
tor, and Will flit Oli‘ Goon.
if the recent lint weather continues
and no rains come around.the vl‘cln-
ity I New Haven, the smaller streams
In which trout are Ilviii'g trill be or»
shoot completely dried up and the
result will be a load of the fish which
remain. inasmuch so the trout cannot
stand very warm water, there are not
a. great many left in the alumina now.
for when the water gets to be 58 and
60 degmes the trout begin to work
down stream and even into the Sound
While they are not natiVe to salt wa-
ter trout are said An be much better
eating and more 0 a table delicacy
when they are caught in salt water.
The snlaller streams about. the state
are getting extremely warm on ac-
count of the number of uses which
huve been cut delta nil aroll‘nd mak-
ing them very sunny. This also tends
to do away with the lily pads and wil-
lows, for which the trout have a ve
grout liltingd.
thst lily ds and willowa be planted
in the p es in the streams where
they widen out, to luster the hall of
the streams
There are now 325. 000 trout which
are to be distributed in the streams.
the last of _. September. or the first, of
October, and Commissioner Clumptoh
couaidera thoui tiefhhest lot over
rated; '
There II a Moment on foot to get
all the sportsmen in the state togeth-
er in order to revise the fish and
game laws. This movement is head-
cil by several promtnent sportsmeti of
New Haven and is highly approvod of
yliIlr Crampton. if such a. meeting
lay held it will probably be in New Ha-
ven or Hartford. 0-1 ‘
Kodol will wllncatnamm help any
0 e who has stomach disorders or
omsch trouble. 'Take Kodoi today
I .
and contiuu it for the short time that
is paces-ax 0 give you complete re-
Jibl. Red is sold by The Cliilordb
I
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
niacy.
.e
m
haAil'Lv. oaowfiap WHILE out.
6
MYSTIC. July iflfllohn Sharrman.
an artist, and a member of the Artists'
summer colony here. had Miss Whittle
shy, both of Boston. were nearly1
drowned late yesterday afternoon
vili'lle sailing. when a thunder storm
Mr. Sharrman
and Miss Willttlesey were sailing in
the 14-foot knockabout Cntapsw when
the squall struck the boat and over-
turned it. Adios Whittlesey came up
Imder the sail, which was heavy from
being wetland nearly weighed her
down. Sharrmon gopher from under-
the oath-but the two were obliged to
The artist kept signalling with his
shirt and the signal vias seen by Capt.
Harry Tatro. of Noank. who waa going
home in his fishing smack He picked
up the couple. Miss Whittleaey was ill
from the experience but will recover.
5 "E. C. Derit & 00., Chicago; Iii.—-—
antlemen—In 189': i had a disease of
. e stomach and bowels. in the spring
of 1902 I bought a bottle of Kodol.a'nd
the benefit 1 received all the" gold‘ in
Ciemgia could not buy. May you live
ibng and prosper. You“ very truly
0. N. Cornell. Darling; (it. August 27
1908. " Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Prism.
Ml,"
' A asponrso summer.
ergy run when he was ill with ty
Iihold lever last tall. us if asdistant
rbctor of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Iddiehnwn: Miss Tlor’dan id‘ 24 year-s
d and a Roman Catholic One of hBT'i
Catholic Church in New moduli. and
a. sister is a him in 148$ Joseph's Crin-
rent in Hartline ue‘r “routs oppose
it has been suggolltegc ii
cling for life to the bottom of the boat. fro
IS "01'
if ”
Pill" humus will. alright
to or ”with: In slum»
by he i
BRIDCEPORT, July 16.—-'l‘ilat the
”danger or a milk famine has not pass-
3 ed despite the heavy allows. a or pop—
terday. is apparent lroru be state
ments of a number of milk dealers In
this city and vicinit rainy.
Had the rllin {v v a ,foi-tr ght
sooner it would have been till ef-
fective in resuscitatirgg uAha unburut
pusture lands The 11 tidns oi the
pfistllres have resulted in this falling
in some instances of at least 25 pct
ce‘ t. of the milk supplies pf the dairy
in the Vicinity of lirldgeport.
h’u prevailing price of milk is froIn b
8 cents. The 6 cent milk is gen-
murally that known as "di d" Ipilk
sold froth the can, while In 7 am 8
cent milk is bottled. Eight cent. pnu
vdils generally as the price to domes-
tIuTtlllti‘nuttmers.
s is a cent above no price 0
milk that usually prevails dur llig {lug
allmmer months But milk dealers this
spring, finding the cost of grain far
above the aVernge, decided for the
tllart, not to lower the price on
A ril 1. it was believed that later in
a summer, when the pastme lands
tgflgeh iYordIng rich milk producing
f to the came that the price might
be lorvered. Hence the continuance of
tile present price may be Regarded as
flitnigcreaae. because ixouae elders will
enullt by the cohtelnp ated reduc-
in“ Ilrthur Sherwood of illusion, pres-
Ident of the Crescent Milk Producers'
miation. told the Filmer today
t he did not expect any Immediate
ripe III the price of the fluid.
“The pastures are nearly destroyed
by the dronth. " said be. “There is not
much more than half a crop or hay,
and ill some instances the‘ milk supply
I! fallen oft one-quarter. But the
will probably lmproVe with
ignores
vol-able conditions No concerted ac- .
n has been proposed. as far as i
w. and there will be no meeting of
tile whoisalers' association until the
hint or the lriontil. "
The Crescent Kssociatlon includes
d n handlers ill the territory near this
y. including Easton Monroe Green-
uld. Trumbull and Nichols.
At the Mitchell dairy, Which does a '
b business In this city in pastllerlz-
to milk obtained from e's‘peciaily corr-
d cted sanitary dairy tartbs. the price
will remain 9 cents accdrdih‘g to a
statement made there today. At lhe
angers Farm dairy in state Is‘treei it
was said that the mlllt supply was
shortc‘r than usual, but that thcle Was
ab contemplated raise or price in the
immediate future;
The shower of yesterdli}. while
busily. is said by farmers to have been
soaked up by the soil with surprising
rdpltilty, the sun parched fields spong
lag in the rain so fast that even in
the height of the Affirm titers was
grimly any surface Water. The (arm-
ers admit that t a storm of yesterday
a ti blessiri, lint declare there is
of a deal more rain belore
t e cbndilo us will be entirely satis-
flictory.
attitudes oil 7 a canon
33' local application. as t ey canal)!
sch the diseased portion of the cal.
'There is only ens way to cure deat-
ness, and that is by constitutional rem-
ed.ies Deafness is ca’bsed by an in
ill
the‘ Eustachian Tube When this
ttiilib is intla road you have a rumblin
Iniord "an ‘
perfect hearing, and when
is tuntil-ally clb‘aed, Deilldesq is the
result, dh‘d unless the tntiamuistion
cilu be taller: out rid this to e Featured
to its norms conitlon'. Ilsa Iii will be
destroyed vbr; nine crises q to
tho are caused by Catarrh walling
nothing but an inflamed condition of
lg,““,‘§‘,’,‘3;f§“g"g°' slit: to
e v 11 ed liars
lcr any case of $8M (causgd by
citarrh) that cannot be cured b Hnii' s
Catarrh‘ cure. Send for c rculars
‘ ‘31". J. C lgllzNithl’CO.I Toledo, 0_.
flit” Dru gglsis'l
patron.
BASEBALL NEWS“ -
Yiatondayla stat's League R
its.
uAt Waterbury—Bridgeport hulll’ater .
“At 2New Brllalu—Merlden 5 New k
llrltaln 4.
Al Holyolte—Holyolte a Hartford 0.
11A; Spglngfleid—Sprlnglleldl New
liven . .
Veatcrday's Amer-loin Lynne RacismA 3 ‘
At Bobton~Detrolt 5.
‘N w York—Cleveland III. New York
( rst game; Cleveland 3. New
Pertsengame ..
. Phila-
idelphia
.Phla alphia—Chic 3
in la (first mule), “PM
so 2 (second game).
ashlugton—Wasllington 3, St.
Louis 2.
Ycaierfiy'a National Loan afiaauiil. ,3 .,
Boston 2 A '
harm: a assistant. ruler or the 1ynAlCim:iumm—-mnclnlnltl 7. moon 7 3
“At Chicago—New Yul-It ll. Chicago
At Pittsburg—Pittsburg,
(l0 innings).
‘ 5r will; bloom
mad condition of the mucous lining '
_Iill's sFamily5 Pills tor constfi '
Read Co
The Store closes daily it five o'clock eitcépt Saturdays.
White mm Dresses
at Cicatil’hltl '
A very timely sale of Will“ Shift WalSt Suits and
Princess Gowns in sizes from 34 to 44
Former prices item $2.50 to $151».
N‘” 51450 a also
start vy‘a'ist Suits {item vigil» as. so. waists with embroi-
dcry, pllain platted skirts ma wide and full. Now $1. 50.
Waist Suits thrit Wore $3. 50. Waists trimmefl
withSh «In l'Oltlei'y and lace insertion. Skirts with lace an
wide fold. Now $1. 98.
Princess Gown that was; $5.62), trimmed with many
rows Of late insertion alternating willi wide inc 5.
new $2. 50.
Princess Gan that as Ll on both
waist and skirt, with sma I t3uc 0‘” $3.- 95-
Princéuil been that was $515.00, skirt made with deep '
embroidered flouhce r‘eachirig to the knee, groups of small
tucks and lacc- edging, a dainty dress. Now $10.00.
Exhibit' In Main St. window On sale immediately.
Arnold’ S Knit- Mesh Drawers
aild even.
For Women.- .-
The weave of these garments is very sillodtr
It is in open mesh, which will be very comfortab for warm
weather. 1‘ he scallls have A cross- -stltcit finish; without clas-
ticity. so the garments retain their slid 11c ailer washing.
'lIIcy fit perfectly about the hips and w stlirlc having no
superfluolls fullness anywhere; the bottoms are in uiubrcl Ila
fashion and finished With a two- inch lace edging. Stop at
the tlcpaitillcni and sue them.
:0, embroidery pal";
I..y.
50¢ a pair.
submarine Belts. Especially for bathing. In white
Dill}, with the kind of buckles that will not rust. 35c.
C0rset Section.
Do not forget the Sale of Table Linens. Damask Cloths
anll llclllstitthcd Squares at tempting- figures.
The D. M Read
‘5
rant Willie.
Japanuse: Initial.
it 5
s as. .
, Embrolllerud Cornea-A . Wliilu lleiiibiltcbtiii.
~' ,, 2 till 7 as. , «5-35 (is,
20 styles; uni Fancy. White ambushed
as. eicil. .at ill as.
r 15 cum Finer. All Lineil, .
. at‘ to as, mar.- 15 as; 2 lot 25 as.
. 25' style cull Foal. Plain and Igor,
. 15 as: or 25 as.
25 a!“ WW9;
' 25 (its each.
Robby or melt f
445.
l
NW Vim
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l-l 935 “tr-I I33'""»’,3L
I“ it it‘ai-rw nor“
:cetre I term-la :4", “a ml'my fly Am a,» W,“ do Lbs: all. Louis—Philadelphia 3. Alt
m y “at! bi All" an ail‘ih‘ theft; power to prevent it! til» m" “ 5
, gharkey. “gum???“ Rh is} immifw' l‘iil'ilfl'sl’wmmumm Earthwork“ Elton, Wis. says:
clfiulnm Amalia“ gen has fill 5” i "m “’1' “3' °"’""’ can 0"” lllli’fexilli “Risa ‘° «twill?! no " at“ i “i
lune groggy till this in i1 ”"1“,“ “1' "WM “W25? 1 81th «35%;? Lille tilt?» :2: m W011i ffll‘E
{its quAu url locked“ ,_ ‘ . ' ' ' 0‘ her mad he ;ha‘s ev'er docs" ’sbid
.. b {the (”Word Pharmacy and The
is it ed nesting it“ . idge Ph
wildreu Jump ulthe.m mow “to? ,8} ‘ huts». it: .
00:1,I hint the” a 53138“ WRVRtl'flsili (:1, ARM-LUV an ”my”; AN gm.- I i-
e r fleas 6 A 5‘ _ . - IA KAIENT. m,, 1 .. .
fill: tell REX‘ “Rial " -. ‘. " ~ " ‘ ”in l“: - slut Arts a eves Mm “LT“ 3'
t 9‘ ”my on“ I. . this mail kfil ails all «Will A».
climate Rhys: In the limit . "t or ' . _. 2. ulual Maiden Near Johnstowli .P' - . “TIES ‘l' »
TOM . ‘0“ bag?» 6 " . , “Jomgifigafl snark July 13.61-0le , :1 ‘ .J”‘.l.‘ .' iii “A I. “it; A l‘ ‘ ‘ all; 3,! k“.
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luvs". has“ “by! . IN sauce on «billiard No as m 'me5 “mg: tsts‘llfisllhgh‘l LINCOLWIRONQEIN a _ AADDE 8. ordinary and salsa
, ; g‘I . , ‘W Id "1“ MI“ 3 WWW“ 5' 1°32 «homo trolley car on the oJlInlIlown ft .- ‘le .
YOURGS‘RO - “1 Saturday. I “Ellen”. Ralltlmy (bmhany, after ' A .~ £13 13%? “nab
rive men were all . tom ’1in 35bit.» 1 sn- , l l'ik menu-mien admo‘ltlouhlll ’l‘AmlP Ev aloud s-piy. .- ASHW A“ H3:
Incite-in or a aewur. . le’s llive W m from Cold mm“ here; A New ll . z... A. I
been «covered. _ M, “43;,“ muesli mum?“ maid went over ‘ lit D's-W0 lilo; “indig- imnptlv“ m 1.. a M; ‘_' .. .- LJ
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