MI
«in it baa cored
more at eczema and eradicatv‘
diadguramenta of
he terrible itchlnl°
. - lion. alvluuwo
propertiea at the very out-
WI ‘Wona. Inch
11 37.x" blackheads.
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tea of the apeciai accept
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7777311» rt 1.: may now
th Norwalk at The
required‘ in oi'loct
2 I
Laboratories.
”sweet New York
333 . No piracy—malt
,‘I'WAIN.
June 11—Mark
arrived in Baltimole, yesterday,
1g“ at to the Belvedere, where he
7 We" to all newspaper melt
' «otter midnight. hoWeveI. in
2 r- a ndto sent to his room a k- '
y ‘ nail any reply to make lot 6
‘ *that h'é had piraticnliy in-
lit“. in the latent book, "is
= c Dead?" o chapter iroln
y no called the “Shakespeare
mutated " written by George
0d, without giving credit.
out) wrote the following:
merely oh oversight in not
1.1 no proper credit." ‘
u ”eat-peb—
M
, valuable ru 11 and building ax-
to the anion t or room were
, :bv tire. May.- in the bow
_ hing store or Anthony and Cow.
the corner of Weyboaeet and
«ta. .The loan is covered by
ry‘; mom
1 the e a 22113719777“: carillon,
Ind artistic oilec'ti. . _
7‘7 1.2mm; IANKINI
Indium
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2 .il. wooat
Vin
‘ float.
7 South Norwalk's SpIingCarnival
'Under Inapicee oi the Norwalk Amuse-
‘Ilaotrlcai‘ Dlapiéy‘pflfip Acta, Band
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Woman. Bridgeport. ro-
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tary anap awitch.
c D Plait, Bridgeport, electrical
rooett
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H. Kemptbn, Hartford. trolley
Niel“, 121th Swallow
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1* waterproof Volta.
. . Web: but». flamed, oonilbin
ed match Don and. cigam utter.
17773777 .Aram, Went. Hartford. ulurm
A. Arena. New Britain,.lateh bolt-
dogglng mechanism.
P. 'I‘aiarico, New Britain, smckrrn’
Ipe. _
E 1.. ’I‘eich, New Blitaln. anti-trio
tion washer for hinges, etc
.1. R. Donn, New Britain, back for
mirrors, brushes or similaI articles;
design.
P. I. HIndol,._Meridcn. abode for
light iixtm‘el.
F. L. Nichola. Stamford. hydrocar-
bon motor. .
F DeGioia.De1-by, clasp for show:
delin-
W. l. abeau'r, Waterbury. Dower air
pinup for automobilca.
F‘. M. Slovene. Waterbury. tank
W. Johnson. Niddietbwn. swing
E Wood, Sonthinxton. making
hand toola. . . .
. TRADE! MARKS
London. Entry and Clark New Brit
aim alcohol atovea. and lamps.
Emmi Mtg .00., Middleton/n. ane-
penderu and shoulder brocea.
I ‘IAABI‘Iw.
8. It. Adamo. Bridgeport, “Possum
Billie. " for bread.
, PRINTS
liartiord Rubber Works Co. llari
ford, {The 'IiIe 'l‘lIut lasts," for rub-
her tires. '
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novi's minim
, . coalad by Electric Fana. ,
Janine Kornberg, Lance and Manager
- 2 . Telephone No.112.
Maflnaea Wedneatiay and Saturday.
Rina-«Mailman, 500 aaata at
1 tan rowa at 20c; Night, 10c, 20c
and 301:.
Plhya Change Menday and Thuraday.
Two Plays a Week
TONIGHT
“Ion NlfiIts 111 a Bar-room
Next Monday. Tuesday and Wodnen
day. “Mother and Son." 11 strong
emotional play.
Next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. “The Finger of Boom. " a comedy
drama.
lea Cream Matinee Every Wedneaday.
Reserved seats for the Matineea.
$6.00 IN GOLD WILL BE nil/IN
AWAY NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
Lateat Moving Fletch Em the
~2 A Changed Ivory Dan
.vaEk .lyIvE 14‘ To 111‘ lficLuelvs
. “ new nae: BALL PARK
2 t a a1. Nightai
nubilimim nxrosmoN
I ' meat Anooiation.
. ; lo—‘elo euowe—lo
0% Mi Riding Noraeal
ao;—‘new,‘NoVEL noctu-
SATIUNA F‘ATUREHO
; AleIIIIoN To PARK FREE.
Iiomi Mahuckemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
22.2.1 and cor-me up to one.
thief 32 per day ..a upwards.
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TIL. GALL III.
R Roynoldo. Horticrd, material ,
‘ was OOI’lfll'lill the
By Lyfllili Pinklldiil s
Vegetdblé Compoimd
.fioi‘L 1!.an-
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from mgularitlea.
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female troub in.
nkham'a
.. 4 oh
Lita, 35287 Fourth St. Louisville. Ky.7
Another Operatioh Avoided.
Adrian. (law—l! pi! told!
misery tro'rn {chili tibhb“ ;‘a
doctor said an Iexcretion was my only
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Ine witho ton operutl on.’ LENA
HENRY. B F D. 3.
Thirty years of unparalleled auo
tapower of Lydia E.
I’Inkham'e V'e'gota lo Compouhdto
cure female diseases. The great vol.
]ume of unsolicited teati mony oonatant-
lIy pouring in oven conolnaively that
MI 15. Pin bam‘a Vegetable Comp
pound in a remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine illa (rem which
so many women euiier.
Win. a: as viz/17171773 OLD.
Putnam Hon Company to Have Cele-
bration Next Veer.
Next your Putnam hose Company
will he thirty-five years old, and in
honor of rounding out thin creditable
record, the mmpnny has already set in
motion plan‘s tor celebrating the event
Just what nature this celebration will
in e. howevor, llns not been fully (le-
cI ed upon.
in order to conserve Ita roaotlroca for
the forthcomingL celebration. it won
at'atad today that the company will
prilbahly .iurego the pleasure of It
tending Iva company the big. Fough-
kecpale. N. Y.. celebration in August.
when the. Volunteer Fireman's Anno-
oiatlon or New York state will hold
their annual convention in Pough
koopaie. ,
11112: NEW SCIENCE
Defillition oi Chlrolll‘h’clié
Chiropractic ii In! eclehce oi. the
cause or the disease. and the art or ad
iuating the same. Diseased Ir unlined the company would have to go where
by It wrench, iwiat or a largo: the it could grow.
back. Even If done in cl hood itll Taxea p.“ by the Company.
creates pinched n'crlleu and pnln In
later life in the diii'ereht organ and ‘
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cable at
thia; dibeaae and pain. and health In
1'03th through harmoniting the six
nerve systems in your body.
enoulncas, Rheumatism, Pcraly-
Ii , Heart, Kidney and Female Dia-
eal‘lea are given opecui attention; also
Curvature ot the Spine. You will
never regret giVIng Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
“WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatmenta Sivan Mao.
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7 tioaa who (on; t urea
‘ “'Thla. year we have had anywhere
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“‘70! then 771M)!”
it: it town
got will
In that .the. cl I fill! Miter anoint»
ll take
nppr‘opriateiaoiion to‘ denounce it at
their meetings, which will be held
from time to time within a few days.
Special Ileanll will be adopted. It ia
said. to call attention to aldorIuen who
changed front during the agitation
against the grub.
Captain A. W. Halsey, superinten-
dent of the ol Oflrcr Company,
said today. “in vcry‘lzaorry that the
city has Icon “(to eafiinliah the ,city
line, (or we would like to remain In
Bridgeport and have our business
grow with the city. Now that the city '
line is oatabliahed, It meana that the
railroad will bulkhead along that line. 4
As can Ia it does. we will be obliged
to move part at our business either to
Oyster Bay or to south Norwnlk. It
would not do to have port of our pulli-
neu in one place, and part in anoth-
er. The nailing vessels to whom we
sell our need will not have any place
to lfinchor here after the bulkheads are
bu l
'2!!! in twenty sailing vesneanu
the harbor all of the time.
Innntha' timeout receipt. from the
buyer; have been over 3200.000.
“We have been able to lay the buy-
lug tremolo up on the flute when they
were light, und when the time came
for. them to loud they lay in deep nu-
ier.
railroad In going in. we :will not have
any place to in, the bonus up. ,
land. Mauunchuaetts, New York,“ New
Jersey and Rhodelalnmi. We gath-
er the need i‘Iom all along the sound.
out! make Bridgeport the headqnal
tern [or our net-i oi‘ twelw steamers
BIIdacport In a natural center lot our
business. We started here and have
grown. When we locum III South
Norwulk or ilyuter Bay, we will have
a longer haul. We had hopes that the
city line could be maintained, and tho.“
later on all arrangements could be.
made. wholeby It could be dredged out
and we would not have In above the
vessels of the buyers on the flats, but
the ham wa-re better than nothing
“With the line moved out to. the led.
oral line. thn buyerrl will simply how
to stay out of the hnrhrr, and we will
have to go to some port where the
sailing vcauola can get in. Wu are ultra
increasing the site at our fleet, and
each new vessel We build in larger
than the other. An oyster steamer to-
day in twice the site at tho atoamera
of Ion yearn 1130.01 courae, If they
are going to make the harbor InitlllPl‘
the lncreaee In the nine of our boats
wiil alI‘o‘be a factor, in our leaving."
Superintendent Halsey, while mak-
ling the statement ,wumot in a root-
in; mead. but talked like a business
man who saw the requirements of his
luminous at preuenl and foresaw those
of the future. He made it plain that
the company was not going to stop
growing because Bridgeport was about
to allow eleven acres or its harbor to
be tilled in. He looked upon the mat~
ter philosophically. and stated that
Andrew Radel and the Radel Oyster
company pay taxes in this “city on 845.-
000 this year and it was the first year
that the company had listed any of its
booth in Bridgeport havirig before
paid taxes on them in South Nor-walk.
A few of the bouts were listed here
this year. and it was the intention of
the concern to list a few more here
each year until they were all on the
tax books in this city. Now that the
company will be obliged to move its
holiness away from Bridgeport. ii. la
not likely that any more or the boat‘s
will be brought here to pay taxes on.
Captain Halsey Is not making any
statement after the line is.eatabllehed
that he did not make before. He in-
formed Mayor Lee“ and the me here
or the board of aldermne, the" bin
ii whika’éil all nilldl‘.
, . about a *
Cadillac
$02713.
all is known, by every
Cadillac ownérfill‘éi.
It“ .1111 oliid be
Yours
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
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lentil
"company would be obliged to move
from Bridgeport if the city line wan
ch'pnged, when he appeared at
heptinulon the discontinuance of the
city line. .
e Radel Oyster company in capi-
ita Iod [or more than $1,000,000 and its
Iloreaertvleoula not be .purchneed torn
S3 000. It is a concern that any
waxr from. city Would be glad to
hot its two] 12 boats has a crew
rem ii. to 10.11 pram all are one
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thin '1“. 600 a week a
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BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
; W. L. P.C.
Pittahurg ........... 31 I2 .121
Chicago ............ 29 ~ 17 .1130
Cincinnati ..........21"2 21 $243
New York .......?.t 18 \ .5311
Philadelphia . . .17 23 .425
St. Louis .19 28 .422
'Ilrooklyn ........... I7 25 .405
'lioaton ............. l2 20 .203
In ibreo ,
Now that tho bulkhead of .11“! .
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the ?
roll,ot..yi\ot lens .
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Yeaterday’a Reduita.
Chicago, 5: New York. 0.
Other gamen postponed.
cornea Today.
Boston at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati.
ll'hilatlelphiu at St. Louis.
Brooklyn nt Pittsburg.
American League Standing.
W. I...
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New York .......... 22 17 .564
Philadelphia ........ '23 lit .56)
Boston 24 I9 .558
(‘lovI-lnnil .......... Ill 22 .Ifiil
Chicago ........... 17 22 .436
Bi. Louia ........... I7 24 AIS
Washington ........ IL’. 27 .1108
Yeatarday'a Reaulta.
Dctmlt. 2;~New York. 1.
Other games postponed.
Oamee Today.
.(‘luvclimti Iii Bunion.
Chicngo III New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
ilI-lruit at Washington.
Connecticut League Standing.l
l l’.t
1.
Hartford ..,... ....... 3 ll .6117
Holyoke ....... IS 15 .516
Springfield .2 ....... I? 10 .515
New Llaven ..... 18 IN .500
Waterbury ......... 16 18 .47i
New Briaaia »........ll'2 1‘! .409
Bridgeport .........ill 17. .433
Northampton .......H 19 .424
Yeatarday'a Reunite.
All gamea poatponed, rain.
Gamaa Today.
New Britain at Bridgeport.
iiclyokc at New Haven.
Waterbut‘kht linrtIord. ,
Northampton at Springfield.
KItchel WInta Johnaon to Referee;
NEW. YORK. June 11.-—8iIniey
‘Ketchel would like to have Jim Jedi-lea
as Mateo Ior his coming light with
.Jack JohnaonJor the world'a chem;
pionahip. out October. at oolma. Cal.
The Michigan middleweight reached
here early today from Philadelphia.
with bill manger. Wilton Britt. Speak?
ing of the statement or Jeflrioa that
he would take on Ketchel for the
championship abould he defeat John
son, Britt sold: "I don‘t believe .lef
fries would want at fight Kefchel. Job
ring, was to defend the title .i’roin
Johnson, who clu‘ims it.
makes no obiéetion "
Children Cry
. rumours“
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mun wagon All“ 13161.;
B Imam T777
New, York.
railroad was tied up for seventh _ hourli.
title morning. owing to‘ a nil ' acci-
dent to an east bound Irel
which resulted in eel-Iona ,
the truckage. About m o. lo
ottlle' local statldn a brake
tion on one o thug, roar“a
2,3193: Grill 9779 ,
a? lo it'ran
ihg‘ o cleanly mbom‘
‘rtyil spike‘n. it wan Sevé hourII‘b
tramc could the» manned «tel? the
pull it pro ly. wilt Within tcho
latter part ot up to puttlu
pa aioa. [gm the come I
tries' sole Idea In returning to the 4 '
1 Would like ‘f
nothing better than to hire Jeffriea
referee the Ketchel-Johnaon fight, and '
will accept him III a hurry it Johnson '
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New Haven T1116. “Safari! ' '
”‘me GQMWQBV “ml“ um: w - ;
; 2”” b econ; 0‘ t e atate m“- the organizations in an swam at New 4':
1110213171va up; M lncrelaedn “agenda!“ were re Milli}. New Thfieet-
2.2.
‘7 altaaltiona were abound Inc I7 hotel-2:
.; “@5331?“be thh
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A rtiaerioantd. l Bridgeport Advcrtiaementa.
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Parasols of DISilndtlon
4‘. ’1 "
Among the new Parasols are me fashions
that are rather flat' In appearance and have 1 a y ribs,1(2 in
some instances. '11ch are extremely elfcotiVe, especially in
dark Silks with gilded ribs.
Rama Parasola have colored linenI borders to match
gowns. ’
Imported Flowered Crepes and Noumlines are very
dainty and usually lined with a plain color.
Linens are in snowy white and plain colors to match
suits.
Coaching Parasol; are in plain silks, checks and borders.
Handles are long,r tasscls are heaI y and ”idly looking, and
green is a favorite color An attractive (lisp
Right aisle, Main ySt. entrance.
Summer Underwear for Women
Summer Vents in genuine extra sich, very large and
long. 4
Low necked. with or without sleeves, I3 and 25c.
with lace trimmings, 25c.
plain weaves, 50 and 751‘.
band crochet finish, 50 and 75c.
Shaped Vesta, high or low necked, 29. 50. and 59c
Pants, plain or late trimmed, 29, 50 and 59c.
Lisle thread Tights, 59c.
Union Suits. iow- necked and sleeveless, plain finish or
lace tlimmcd at the knee, 59c, $1 00 iillil $1.75
Among hundreds of different styles and weaves, every
individual tusic can be suited.
Swiss Ribbed Lisles,
North aisle. main iloor.
In this case it is working in Brass, and everyone who
tries it finds it :1 source of pleasure in watching the design
grow. the picc cs are etched, tooled and hammered produc-
ing antique clients that are always admired, and ne\ or out
- of fashion. 1. 121m- anil see the Itork done.
Basement F urmslmlg Store.
_____———-——I—.
Oakite is a new Cleanser which will do what soap or
powder cannot. It is a wonder worker for removing oil or
grease stains and we recommend it for glass and window
cleaning, and all household uses in lieneral. It has four
times the strength of washing pom er and :1 little goes a
long ways. we :1 pkg. 7'
The D M Read Go
THESE GINA'LLV Aim
nth, to the Email:
we carry I large and attractive line 07! Floor Caveringa, con.
. eieting ot
Carpets Linoleum
Mattingh
Second.- to the Winddvié—
We carry
Sh " deg Lace Curfdi‘ns,
Portion
-a Specialty
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