56?? 5 £55 6’ T , "5i i t. M A tutti u nail LARGE ASSOR’I‘MENT or DINNER ’ . AND . . rIcNI-c F. A. Mitchell, coil. WALL no men STREETS. nonwmnt. con N. and has been owls under his nu- mu snporvision since its length: , ; zAllowno one todecelv’e yonin 5 Ibitatioul and “ Joshua-good" are but won with and endanger the health of n—Exi’lorlonce 113.. Inst lllxnorlment. , " 1:“ Is CASTGRIA s’ muss substitute fhr caste :1 “stump syrups“. It is: “ its guaronfce. It WW“ Wit—5 "It cures D’h” - eves Teething Troubles.“ , ‘ Iii assimilates the : not giving healthy Muir-Thea Hotlicr’ti FHM as? 3111;911:1- 30 bears. W Assets J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. “fin—A. ’O‘o‘r'vlcs and cuisine Up to Date. Rates 32 per diLy s'nd upws’rdu. finch and nonsial injunction Ticker Siiida‘y Dinners, 7Scts. TEL. CALL 988. ‘5 Hotel Mallackemo m... on... ¥cause Iii Sav 55555.5 find oney -r . ,‘POUNDS. “’6 (“Bf : huff the regular pr 09, it WCFMAN GETS AN ’51. M E. Gas Heated FLAT IRiiN . allj'5E5 zrso FLAT mos, ’ sI-l ‘ Hose and Asbestos ' Fire} Proof Mat. FOR $1. 50. just one . Enving placed a large order with the manufacturers of this iron, we are to makei this extraordinary er Iron is finely finished and Md strum I" ml’h'. '1 .5' ‘1 am in REAL ESTATE BALEG. “t’lllluui many and wife to do: lephine ‘ainer, lot and buildings, Thomas street. War. Alfred Gainer anti wife to William Shay and wife, land and buildings. Crunbury. War. ‘ Sarah lmtrigan to Margaret Nonr- don lot and buildings, Railroad ave nue. War. ‘ ‘ STOP THAT COLD , or it may result 'in pnemildnia. Brl zilian Balm Is breaking up colds when ever tried almost without exceptibn 100 25c, 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Clifford, Barriers and Plaist'ed’s. " Money Advanced to all, on their household furniture. pianos and other personal properti. without removal. on their own name without Ind0rser. ' CALL AND SEE US. independent Loan 81 Security-Co. Haviland Bldg. Washington at Office open until 7 11.111. Monday and saturday until 8:30 . 1e47 1907 Plumbing and Steam Heating. i-iOTo WATER HEATING. ' Al HEATING. eTov '8 ND RANGES sLATs AND 1111 soornlo. 0n and Ste-1n Fitting, Gin ”stuns, Metal Coiling, Ito. HAVE You SEEN OUR STOCK or RICHMOND RANGEOI The JonesNHetchluss Compsny “ 1’1 WALL sTss'sT. NOR’W’ALK. Home E Dana 31 Sea, 45 Wall 8h. Nor-walk. ....... Issuance. We have ssveraiedeoldod ”again! In Income. prod‘tiping. pioQéit’y‘ thi’t must Increase in Value viith the rapid- growth of the town. '5'.” -so .-.........~.. 4.-.“. ...,. Ix w My" 1.. YOUR Slice Repaired 41. ' UNLsss‘bons of: Us. 43 RAYMOND s_‘r., .i Kl“: '85 NiOT MODERN ‘08 Wfifl'flg’, Monarch Repair Still? .. 516' 5 511161611. 3 ‘dl “in sins emu»: Much puts on end to t (instance of the (lathe Church‘- so‘ript. the official organ z 5:1 of Hartford over Which Michael Tie’mey. today Mois_ out notable changes in the Robot first fruit of the ‘ntinoveme flcation o the canon law. purpose is to rearrange anii’w rd-d-is tribute the work of the ovariout con- gregalions. tribunals and some Curio ,lahd.”. says the Transcript, joy 11 full canonical status and be prac various congregations, which will. af- ter the ml with the ecclesiastical affairl of Kill the foot steps of the propaganda. Should tliey elect to do this the roclliai life of the church of the Unit ed states Will undergo no‘ visibils ly' conjectural. that 'a future constitut will intrigu- administration of the church. The present document chant with the Holy See." istence of eleven congregations sup- lilc Consistoricai Congreg cathedral 'uild collegiate chapters. DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve is sit peciuliy [good for piles. and sold 1 Collision, is so: nepslrs‘s: OYSTER BAY. N. Y., July 23.—~l’rcs- idsnt Reesevelt returned to Bngnmort Hill. today. site his visit to Newport wiiere yesterda he navy he return trip across Souhd will! a nicesnut and uneventfh one. in the outer harbor early in the mb'rn- the president and members of his par ty bonl tied the little cutter and start t-d for the “come" pier. 'I‘lle presi pleased with his visit to Newpoi‘t. on the trip from oyster Iliiv to New Navy Yard for a thorough examina- ropnircd. BEST THE WORLD AfFQR recommend Buckien‘s Arui‘cu Saivs,' toys J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill, N C. the world affords. store. WANTED FOR FORGERY NEW YORK, July 23.———Willlam I“. years ago, when about to be arraign- the authorities of New Haven Conn. the Newark. N. .1 police yesterday for ed march bill a wth’ir ’irtl’ lecsl bhrlk, it not he' orcd.‘ eaten with (if espie Wild women 1: finickl T was later cnptured ahd seri- Itenced to three yents in slate prisiih. oNLv cuss Fo‘n overseen 'Mrs. Franklin’ Bus nt rent bottle cured md'tiofn l$.or sale [faster 35.5,“. ot Springs, Va., last night. I“ ‘ iii! limit M’s”: 6———’-—--1-s. 17A.n'rir01to July stench: a fun oivt tho szhiitconstitutiun missionary in bottles at half prfto, 26 can 11. a the Unlipd fitstes, the Cntilolic Trans- e diocese tilt Rev. l i Orig” It says chit thb cohiltitlftimiotis eato can of the ‘Cohsiderable elixiety hits developed in England and Ice “as to whether all who hold parishes will en- tica‘ly irrenibvnbe rectors. A 6619th rehding of the apostolic constitution affords 00 chin to such a change. The of "November next, déal ot‘lcs may find it opportune to follow P3" change This' view, however, is entire- lt may well happen on rate radical changes in the internal American cs our channels of communication r1111 'I‘rmscript then explains the ex- piei’liented 119 three tribunal tied live emcee, and points out that the burden of inner which formerly fell to the propitgsnda‘ Will new be in on up by Which will erect new dioceses, and establish Recommended The Clifford Pr’srn’rscy and The Bridge Pharmscy. PRESIDENT R . N8 TO OYSTER s/Iv; 5" Damn s to tits "Mayflower" as, [lesult addressed the niembers of the Naval Wal College on the needs of a “foot loose" fight g e The Mayflower dropped anchor ing, but it was tire hours later before dent expressed himself as giently This da'nlago to the Vim flower which resulted from the collision with it sthoon‘er. which she ran into and sank port, is not or n serio’us oil are The mom will go at once to the New York lion howéher and her injuries will be “It gives his unlicu’ndéd pleas is to “I am convinced it's the best alive It cured a felon on my thumb and It never fails to heal every sore, burn or wound to whi it is applied 25c at I“. H Baxter‘s (if E Gillespie. who escaped from the Tombs Police Court in New York city five ed and who is said to be wanted by on a largely charge. was arrested by NEW HAVEN July 23 ~Wllllnm F- Gillespie, notice of whose detention at Newark N. J. has been received by the; local authorities. is wanted in this city on a charge of passing alleged he in i904. I|it is said ’t at out he“ secul‘ ed groin: 80 crises when is led his lihpll- Bricklgy. Bot li inch got aiva’y, but disco cl’sue. Del. "I suffei-e for years with dyspepsia, used to have? sat distress and ichlngfl i fell Riory'thmt i child 6“ ear but nothing helpb‘d inh all-ll I tbok Braillhlfi Edith “arid use W5 Ne 011551131111.htm 5’? MR. TAIPT oN wav To 0113thle today. on the regular train of the cheswesn'ssnd Chib' rose; nsmg left Saga- more Bill will be reached by automo- bile from New York this afternoom when an important political conference 90 stone wiil gtoofiertore 'i’llii’d’ (Fl efn‘one‘y if’ it does not cur-ti,"l 3’ d Mr. Baxter, to a goat! of man. a dropped into‘ his stol- '.‘“b1‘l't I out tried to sell Dr. llamas Anselm: for the cure of constipation and dys- pep-ls on t_ t boil 1. The; ovls'rd Company, in order inlet iok int uetor sale, auth- orises me 0 soil the r legs a lift 3'“ cent 1 llhve sold a lot of it. and tuttiaifleed eyery package not , “y been brought back as unsat- “ ' 11%;eiilng the specific of Oil h i cannot tell h NM‘YI mil be ob is to do so. and all)” mined“ lion simie‘ct to con‘slipalibh, lift! h ache, dizziness. liver troubl, in- digestion or a general played on con- dition. ought to take advantage of this chance. You can tell your readers that if they are not sails ed with the 8° it: ppeciiic they 0 u come 11 35a pit to my store and will cheer y 11:93 and their money. 23 at NATIVE iiAt‘i-ics‘ comma}- Ploklng. Will uncle in a flow pays- Hot Weather Filo Affoc’t'otl 6 Native pennies will be in the mar- hot: in four of five ddys.‘ They are be- ginning to turn under the Worm sun- sum and are about ready for the picking-that is to say, the first in’ Itsllmedt of them: The focal Cl’t‘ip of peaches from Buck's Hill sud sur- ton ding districts will not be cape of large. In William Tyler's orchard on Buck's liili there will be about 3,000 baskets, and the first batch of about. ‘150 baskets will be ripe early next week. A couple of years ago Mr.’l fer harvested about 'I .000 baskets from his orchard. The Southingtou orcbn'ds us hear- Ing heavily, this year, nt are not up to the average mark. '1‘ e growers r-e port considerable frultofsiiingt on as a result of the dry weathpr, and the last wind and rain storm shook off more. Howover it is predicted that peaches will not be expensive, as there lire plenty of Georgia and other peach scoming in. t”The Connecticut peach crop is al- ways an uncertain quantity until the last moment, and none of the growers furs to foretell what the prices will no it is intimated, however, that it will be possibly to buy [food peaches l for running this year At a dollar a basket from the. retail nmrchunls. The following field a New Hillel) paper does not give as good a report on the condition th the fruit. market in that vlclnlty: " he growers report i considerable fruit. failing, owing to the drought and farmers say their apple orchard}; are suffering from lack of rain when most needed. The fruit is failing rapidly, and the cost of ap- ples will not be low this in" home do not look well, and the showers of last Ssnlrday did not: reset: potuto tools Tops are brlown and dead. and small results may' ’.‘ei ehcted In many places. some varite of the early kllld are coming in nicely and hue farmer stated yesterday that he' would lose very little on his place, ex ceptlug apples and perhaps a is pears A good portidn of his fruit lay on the ground Rain is needed but the season is so far advanced that it is doubtful if showers at this time would greatly help matters, the iron ble having already been occasioned.“ “Waterbury American. . v M —Regulates the bowels. promotes easy naturai movements. cures consli bitten—Donu' s Regulate. Ask your drugglst for them. 25 cents a box. BASEBALL saws. 'sTANDmo or are news TsAms. ’The standing of the teams in the Red Men's League is as follows: W L. P.C. Okenuck. Stratford 5 l .830 ()nnx. Stamford ...... 6 2 ' .750 . Wowqmpon, Bridgeport l 4 .500 Paugussett,11anbury..2 t .333 Cockeuoe, Norwalk., .2 -i .333 Oockenoe and Wowompou are sched' died to play next Satulday. in Bridge- port. Yesterday's Stats League Results. At Springfield—6min old 4. Bridge- port 3 At Waterbury—~Waterbury- -New lla- ven. wet grounds. eAt2 Meriden—-New Britain 4, Merl- eAt 2Holyoke—liartford ti. llolyoke 3. Yesterday's American League Results. ‘At New York—New York- Chicago, rain. At Boston—St Louis 4. Boston 2 At Philadelphia—~Cleveland 4, Phil ndelphia 3 (12 innings). Al: Washington—Detroit 6. Wash- . lesion 0. 5 ‘ \ti’ootordu’s National League Results. list: Pittsburg—Pittsburg '2, Brooklyn Chicago 2 (12 At Chicago—Iloston2 3‘5 i sateen. WAsmNorron; July ZS—Willlam 5'“ “Ll ' ‘H. 'l‘ n 00‘ through Washl I, I ch:Antaulilcini1Iatl—~F'hiladelphla 2, cm 5"" 0555 B“ ‘5 55’" 95m" 5" “5 lit at. Louis—St Louis-New York ftt'r guns. Gobi‘gdal; Flour is the best for mak~ ._'__.i__— lug gyoi-y‘thlng Smalss. 551“th B’Fs’ufl’ and take ad- "PHONE!“ OR POSTAL. is schedul to take ’5” see. The ,é‘ll‘ ; ’R._GARG N's OPERATION. efihko’ this of or before supply is ' " ’ ‘ ‘ dideto will save New ork for Clficin". F "N; Jul 23411161111111 3. Car. nati, Friday afternoon. ,. reo memt " ,5? _ e‘ "of the tr sit commissioners , . THE NEW bers’ of Congress left Hot springs with ' Was ope shed upon success '. , (inside lit Gas ,foice. Mr. 'l‘sftw—Represeotstive Parsons. of .~- s city t'obay for it stomach . a ’9’, . “Ft _ HOTEL VICT‘WIA, N311 5°5w3’i’mtiid’15M523w"””°5*5f’” gi’rrof.‘ t1“erté.t§’)%1 ’F’nie neat . 1193,03 l' in a. W. ".1 , 0’ y 0"! 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'r‘l is >6. ‘. .'“i’. ”"A‘ ‘ in IAAT 's u «in. on 6F“ 58' Vi ”Flint omit, W ouofi’sh’i’n” the éil’l’i" I’lutht’igeby’z’t’l?’ President iCouiFinued From “(first Pate) There are only a few “things that i do hire to sdy‘ today to use chifforen‘co, and that i have to sav res ally is said hide I could technically. countrymen, who are deeply interested “”111 the Ame cull tld’vy but who some- times teud be misled as to the kind of navy we. should have and us what the navy can and might to do Fol institute there are aiwu s cer- tain numbers of well monuing,’ rumble Individuals caupie with elbow and quite so w’eii men lug. who advocate mom a cutter defense navy finch udvo y illustrates a lmbifiof mind as old as liutndu nutlllo itself—the desire at'iho suble‘ time to do something and 4 not to do it 0 light was ever won yet except in ftl ting. and the' one utiforgivoble of fertile in any man is to lift softly. ’l‘hst Applies to the individual and it up J—pilés to the nation.‘ We Need Protection. or the plolectlou of out coast we need fortifications not merely to pro tool the salient points Of our posses- steps but so that the navy can he foot lobse A year ago, at the time it was announced that the fleet was to go abroad, there was a. certain number of newspapers especially in my own city of New York. that raised a clamorous protest. against it. It took. at one time". the. form of a Ishiken prophecy to the effect thai the so Would not be allotted to go around the world and one of the reasons alleged Was that to let it 'go flround the World would leave New York defenseless in the event of war The theory evidently was that the fleet or a pertion of. it wb‘ id be used especially to protect N w York and other cities in the event of war if war comes at any time in the future, that ndm‘inistra’liou under which it comes will indeed be guilty of folly if they use the fleet to protect any port. Let the port be biofected b1 fortifications: the fleet must be free to search out and destroy the enemy's fleet. Thai is the only function that can justify the fleet's existence and that function cannot exist In the case of such a ridiculous fleet as the fleet would be if it were only possible to use it for coast defense purposes. A Dcfenso Policy. It is a defensible policy. But a wholly indefensible policy would be constantly to work for the usumptiou of responsibilities without making any provision for meeting the demands necessarily entailed by those responsi biiities. To be rich, aggressive and uhatmed is to invite certain disaster and humiliation We have taken the Philippines, but if we had not taken them not a par ticle of diflereucc would be made as regards the needs of our policies There has been a divisl0n among this people as to taking the Philippines. There has been no division in Monroe doctrine. no division on building. maintaining, policng and defending the Panama canal no division about 'H‘awuii and Porto Rico. no division about keeping Alaska. which though on the continent. is just as much sep- arated as if it were an island, no di- vision about asserting our superior right to defend and protect Cubs. Not one of the courses of action thus out- lined can be followed out excepting with a first class navy. The Monroe doctrine was in danger of falling not merely into disuse. but into contempt, until we began to build up our navy. The Monroe doctrine wont be observ- ed by foreign nations with sufficient sileugth to dislegard it, when once it becomes heir Interest to disregard it not speak to you make our assertion of the doctrine good. Why Navy is Needed. The Monroe doctrine nnllucked by a navy is but an empty boast and there or a nation that when the beast is challenged there is failure to make good, and If we have a tout defense navy entirely, we had better at once turn the Panama canal to some stlong or and braver notion that codld protect it'. if we should limit ourselves more- it to a navy that would confine us to defensive war—«var certain it! the end to be unsuccessful—it would be well at once to give up liar/15:1l to. give up Porto Rice. to gig e up A slid, and to sdy that we bud 2’Iio mere interest in Cuba than the smallest outside power. If We intend to claim to be a great nation then we must fit ourseives so that w’e may be rentilyht‘ft need to ’make good that claim. lit can only be done by building an arid maintaining of the highest point of residency the United States navy. Uncle Sam Can Afford to Pay. The theory of certain of our fellow citizens that we can permanently foi- erroneous. We must stand up for our rights firmly but temperately, and codrageoiisiy and with all possible re sheet not merely for the rights but for the feelings of others. ' New. gentlemen. i wish to reiterate, with lost as much earnestness us i hhv’o. spoken today on other subjects, that i waist 11 first class fighting navy. becausc‘it is the most effective glisr ‘ahtee or peace thdt imit- tangy our hlt‘ve'. Uncle ’sdm' can- well all pay for his police snll saf‘st'y51io esp all insurance policy as in implied in the maintenance of the United States navy. , one learnt * 30311 CHICi mm in 11:55” ’hi’ 9. was nieei us at 033’ Princeton ave elastn :36 12509116. in ill‘eiefi ’to f $55 ex ETDOI invention! uléva’i‘d aiid tNo doth to per. $521855 i of oopcitia _ttorbp§9pe 36’ o Laxiitlv6' the new timer alive, sums ice. but d‘oe’s "bot iri‘i’fi it is thsbest woven an eed or your hinge ma’éys Isl-ted's’r " Net's to‘ the Officers pl‘e'séiit thin to the real built of my fellow countlyluell i can speak to my fellow . "P uhless we have a navy sufficient to . exist but few characteristics In a man - ’ low a policy of peace with insult is . e sail snagef W- m”... U... .. .. i Nope t Wampum» i' Bridgeport Advertisements. The D. M. Read Co mm,“ 1&3? an...“ .. .. , The Store closcs’d’a’il’y at fitieo‘clock except Saturdays. At present the various work rooms in connection with our Futniturc Store are ill admirable shape to receive orders for renewing all pieces of Furniync Skilled workmen art- in readiness to do Upholstering, Repairing, Re finishing and all Cabinet Work. Those persons who have worn or disabled articles of Furniture can have them put in perfect order. ._s.. ..-. JR: Examinations matlc and estimates submitted. . , o Hamecks, Entire Stock Marked to Close (lot We have made some radical changes in prices of Ham- mocks, anti Sllilll lessen the stock in llctliatcly. figures show reductions, but to understand the full value of'this Hammock Cleprante you must see the stock. $1.00 Hammocks 75c. | $4. 50 Hammocks $3.25. $2 50 liaulmocks $1. 75. i $4. 75 Hammocks $3.50. $3. 75 Hammocks $2.75. | $.00 Hammocks £2.75. $4.00 Harmlmtks $3. 00. 1 1.00 Hammocks 00. Extra quality in a White Hammock that is washable, worth $-75, f $ or 1.75. Lower floor, foot of center stairway. Arnold’s Dotted Swissm Willie grounds with black dots. 'Neatest of all tllin summer \vasllublcs, and makes the tlainticst and airicst frocks for real llt)l weather. Worth 151‘, for 121/2c. In the Cuit and Suit Rooms, White Serge and Brillian- tine Suits, worth regularly $l9.00 and $20.00, are selling at $15.00. ..... n... «1‘ Thursday s Bargain , fill—a 15cm touches we are putting“ out a Nov’elly thisw article at a Very pops f ALI. REA’I’iv res scarier. m’1’1’31’1’3’y hail articles are needed' in every room. ay be easily in every rooni. MAY its TAKEN sous FLAT. These usoiui At our price 1...‘ 1.4t some seswmmitmc' 5 Lumber dadlihll WatkiorEverythtng 1 1 5‘ item 11 F‘ , . was 15mm. #1 ‘ 3 high can. 46-; 5 . summon .. WWW inflmommu. iii H ‘ ordinary ind 6M TAR” 1151:6555» ”Emily. $153155" it” "551".” Is—Wd m tat-ray. mmptiy it hots. If 1.... m-» 1. 5- in] I ,o' p. ‘ ‘
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