Ema and
'Ldn Troubles
“hum...
Overnight.
oaths ago the dispensers of
‘ , ' _ . s new discover; for the cure
1 We. decided to at ow the drug-
». of the country to handle it. Prev-
‘21111‘ that time 11 could not be ob-
; treat from the labora ries. ;
, .3 this change in the method of
3" . r a, minor has met with the
., fillsnotne’nal success of anything
' tilted to the drug trade in the last
, I. All leading drugglsts. in-
The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw
‘ y adopted, also the 82 jar.
great success is not surprising
« 1 _ it is remembered that lil eczema
shalom stops the itching with
mutation proceeds to heal im-
.. .. ‘ Ind cure chronic cases in
W weeks. In minor skin troubles
.. .u pimples, blackheads, acne.
, blotchss, rash 010.. results
, or an overnight application.
, ”amount samples of poaiam are
" W“ to anyone by mail free of charge.
, a; 0 Emergency Laboratories, at
, Ilt Twenty- fifth Street, New York
, AIRFIILD ARCHDEAGONRY.
' “dating of the li‘airlield County
Earnhdeaconry was held in lildgefleld
Tuesday Nearly every church
represented by its rector The
“to?“ -narIsh house was used 101 the
Wing. While not vet completed
”3an ,of the rooms were cleaned 0111
made ready and it was an ideal
[1le to meet in Mrs. ..l II. Chapman
find the ladies 91 St Stephen 11 Guild
Im an excellent dinnei in one of
11“" a clone rooms of the building at
1 och. The morning meeting was
110 d to‘ a discussion of the mis-
ry needs of the, airlideitcoiiry and
tenths proposed division of the die
' ‘ 1D tlte Evening services Wore
iii til-e church and in excellent
' preached by Rev. Mr Stock-
; “for 'B‘rltigeport.
It. KI AWARD CASH earns.
AWE ANOELEB. Cal. July lti-~I‘aslr
. fur the 'liest bands In the line
of the Elks'
as follows:
'ton and Montana of finite,
, , um prize, :1 ant) Fifty iourtli
~ out band, of Ottiunwa, la., sec-
01ft” 1106,5500
1' Million! cash prizes ware awarded
IloVIa:
, r the best appearing lodge, Don-
'iltrs t.
the best drill team
3
parade Wei 9
Oakland
uniform. Cincinnati.
Boston third.
r unique
. ,1 [)9th second;
, YORK. July 16. ——Upon receipt
aphid advices from the police.
1011.111, where a Cirinainan
ring the description of Leon
' «wanton tor the murder or Elsie
'. is under arrest, inspector McCaf
today Ispntched Detective
" 101 Office. to the
.clty to asceitain if the Mon
I'll custody is the 111111 h-souglrt
1 the homes that 1111- turn-.1
~ the'i‘flrniture we sell Is at
» the strongest. the most pre-
.o'nd most durable We are
aosoa't none from the manufac-
' out a guarantee. Thus we
wlied" to protect our customers.
Sphere w‘e earned the reputa-
__ - ”selling the best at the lowest
“0.5. J. Anaevine
-- '81 Son Co.
' as. waaumo'rou eraser.
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111 com
Get $500 lor Ward Whose Scalp
I 3.-
a; .
Was Pulled '30" and He
Retained $250
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. July
that Attorney George, Ii.
charges against, the lawyer in lllt
ll superior court.
Attorney Stiles Judson.
The committee finds
kept 8250 of tho $5011 l"t't‘t'l\t‘il
tlement of the claim Nellie
bad against the company‘.
Just, and his agreement with
Siiiistcr excessive and improper.
Last February
nineteen year old girl, had her
was badly torn.
ncy Ennis to prosecute ht‘l' 1
against the company. The girl
Was nimble to speak Ihiglislr, and
ignorant of legal affairs. Ennis
Warner Brothers.
The girl, understanding
could get several thousand
that
the amount he obtained.
medical uttendnur-c.
slic declined.
with the company for 351111 He
himself. The: grievance
finds that no action was
against Warner Brothers, and
the claim.
—-—iloliiug. bleetdng.
Chronic cases soon relieved.
cured. Druggists all sell it.
HOME FROM KOREA.
Nathan l1 Rockwell,
Ridgeflcld. last week.
North Dakota to visit his son,
Nathan Rockwell, Jr. Mr.
will probably give some account 0
the continent which will interest
and will not only tell of religions
that l1
I
:11
'4
ld.—-Findinl
Ennis,
this city. has charged excessive and‘
improper fees the grievance. c-ouiinit
tee of the Fairfield County liar Assn--
1 i l 1 .
Jey, h..." in South Norwalk, are 'c alloii bus fl ed 11 prtseutmtut of the
1 (4‘1.
The complaint is
returnable to the September icrtli of
mart, ililtl will be prosecuted by Stan-
Innis
from
the Warner lirotbcis Company in set-
Shnster
It is chars»
ed that his bill was excessive and 1111-
Miss
Nellie Shuslur. n
litlll
caught in some sbai‘tlng, and her scalp
Sire employed Attor-
'laiu:
linti
been in the country only six months,
Willi
told
her he could obtain for her 11 large
sum of money, and instructed her 1101
to accept any amount offered by
tho,-
lie
dollars.
agreed that the lawyer could Itccp bull
Meiiuwlillc
Warner Brothers were paying the
86 a week, and also paying her bill for
They offered her
8300 in settlement of llt'l‘ claim, which
girl
Ennis bad the probate court appoint
him its the girl's guardian, and settled
gave
the. girl 32? 1,0 and kept the rest for
couinilttcr-
brought
that
Ennis did not make application to the
probate court for authority to settle
protruding or
blind plies yield to Dunn's Ointment.
finally
of itidaefleld.
who has been spending several months
as a missionary in Korea, returned to
lie returned by
way of Seattle, and from there went to
Rev.
Rockwell
I‘ his
experiences and also of his trip across
the
residents, He Is to speak in the Ridge-
llold Methodist church at a near date
con
ditions in Korea, but will, probably tell
incidents of life in that flit-off land.
Capital
Prat.
WILFRED BODWELL. cashier
DIRECTDRI
John H. Knapp
Gnriatlan Ewart: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
J. R. ICONNOR. Mgr.
._-
H‘ats'a I! per day and upwards;
Stock and General information TI
TEL. CALL 088.
City NationalBank
IOUTH NOI‘lWALK. CONN.
INANONCT,’ AngNERAL BANKING
1 ’ 'I IN!” '
Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 announce
safe Deposit Bests—L. 03 and I5 par year.
snwm 11. marsswsou. Pna.
JOHN H. KNKPP. tat Vlad-Pres.
FREUEIIIGK rt. ROWAN. and View '
I. H. Mathewson Henry Iaymour
Camual Grumman
Joalab R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
' 1
Wide and cuisine Up to Me.
“.rs
SundayDinners, 750111.
’ {Vin w. as mono. '
funeral Director
tuba hm.
' it'd-phone at 011100. III-2. 1 s'
'1 iNEW' SCIENCE
.. w otChiropractic '
p .c is the science or we
, mill!“ and the ’lfl-Itt‘Of
' the. atlas. Bless-Is dchIsed
» __. w twist or limits in the
Mod nerves 000 I“! III
{ill the diluent organs and.
, _ toSdronosemtil‘ilonmug,..,' . .-
1 ”“1 saith (Gregory Boulevard)
mghhmaiai to I11
, ,. Inurobodg' ' sass soawana.
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.Steamslnp Tickets
J M. LAYTON 81 CO
00. NONWALK. '
_£
John E. O’Sullivas,
of'
I
Stamford’s
entire ten days of the sale.
011.}: Great
Clearance Sale
BEGINS
ummer
Unmatchable' Bargain Event
SATURDAY, JULY 17TH-
And Lasts 10 Working Days
Saturday morning the doors swing open to our greatest of all Summer Clearance Sales.
The people of Stamford and surrounding towns know from past experience that the Hislop
Sale is the biggest bargain event of the whole season. This year all former efforts will be out-
stripped. Other salea have been large and important; this will be a record breaker.
more. greater and better bargains than ever. and you will not be disappointed. Former prices
have not been considered. Every dollar‘s worth of surplus summer merchandise must go.
Come then to this sale prepared to buy liberally. Come on the opening day if possible.
not. come on any or all of the remaining days. - The bargain prices will hold good during the
‘ Expect
If
J. A. Hislop 81 (30., Stamford, Conn.
WM
FORESTVILLE POST OFFICE ROB-
BED.
FORESTVIMJD. July 16.—-'l‘l1e
oral store of James iloldi-n. which coir-
tains the post office, was sutured, ran-‘
sacked aml robbed, last night. The
government was not touched. A pub-i
lic telephone instrument and box, tlrel
property of the Southern New hhiglanilj
'i elophono Company. was removed bod
ily from the place and has not vci
been located. The. value of the goods
taken has not been d818tlnlfl€lLlltfl is
it known how much money was in the
box connected with the telephone.
_._‘._..._.___..
; JUDGE GASKILL DEAD.
BOSTON. July tor-Judge Francis C.
Gnokili, of the Massachusetts Superior
Court, died early today at York Beach,
Maine. Judge Gaskill was a resident
of Worcester. lie had been in ill-‘
health for some time and recently suf~
fared a heart attack while, spending
a few days at Newburyport.
~—-. M.- -u. ‘
'We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
g YOUW WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
loom duplicated. no matter
whoretthoy werexmade.
Wot haven“ of. Mr. - iloyt’s Pre-
scriptinns.
Office hours, 8 a. m. till 11:30
a. 111.; 12:45 untli'd p. m. Mon—
day and Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. in.
aftenwic'lt Optical Company
JINGIIOI‘I IO
NOMIN’B. HOYT.
lgoma‘T-B' nltad Bank Building
1WA HINGTON fl»
1 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
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III THE IlIIIIIII ‘lll Sl’tlIII '
BABEOALL.
Yesterday's National League Results
Chicago, 6; lloaton. 2
lli‘ooklyn,.i’1; Pittsburg, 1
New York. 2; Cincinnati,
ulngs. darkness)
Philadelphia. ti; Ht. Louis. I (first
game); l'hiladt-Ip'liln,.K8’. Louis,
second game)
Yesterday's American League Results.
St. Louis. it: Boston, 4 (first game);
St. Louis. 1: Ilostou, 1) (second garnet.
Detroit. 9; Washington. 5 (first
game); Detroit, 7: Washington, 0 (sea-
ond game).
Chicago, 9; New York. 0.
Cleveland, ti; Philadelphia. I1.
1 (7 in-
Voaterday'a State League “Results.
Bridgeport 5. New I}
Northanrptonfi \\‘ ate ti?)
Springfield, 3; liartford. 1
lloiyoke, I: New Haven, 2 (first
New Haven, ti; ilolyoke. 3
(second game).
DANBURV MAN UMPIRE.
Dent, of Norwalk, will Not Hold indi-
cator, Saturday.
Manager Moore. of the, Daubury B.
B. 0., In speaking of~the approaching
game with Norwalk on Saturday af-
ter-noon, said: “Yuri may announce for
1111.- that Mr. Dost will not umpire 11n-
der any consideration. I have settled
that question with Manager Nash. of
the Norwalk team. .1101 wanted Mr.
Dest, but in a telephone conversation
with him last night. 1 made. It cloth
to him that tho Diurbur; crowd would
not stand for Mr Dost.
Who the umpire for Ibo Saturday
game will be Mr. Moore would notssy
as he was not yet certain. He stated
that the umpire would be. a Danbnry
man, and that there would be only one.
holder of an indicator on the grounds
during the contest. As the time for
the first game of the series drawa near
the interest is increasing, and the Nor-
walk-Danbury contest Is the one sub—
ject of conversation among the follow
era 01‘ the sport.
.. Jeffrloo wur Cover All Johnson MDMy
CHICAGOF'July lit—1‘11, there Is any
doubt over my oovering’JsckJohnson's
forfeit of 810,000 next Saturday just
tell=11isn to make It any amount he
v’plqasea and I will he on hand with
the 0010.! can make any amount he
drillpost look like thirty cents.”
So-declared James J. Jails-lee, who
reached the city yesterday and who de-
‘parted almost immediately for Kan-
sas City.
"We will be back from Kansas City
Saturday morning," he added.
“Weeai'o going ibereslnwly to 8W0
an exhibition. it won't tulle me long
"now to get Into trim and their! will
"meet any man in the work." -
cousin. May- nuns. Pilot.
GHICAGO. .luiy lit—Mike Donlin.
:tortner captain of the New York Na-
; tlonal lasagna Club. declared his will-
ingness to resume. his place on the
team othisrtornis are shot. He was in
Chidogo with his wife.‘ "We had in-
tended to sail for Europe next. Satur-
day."5 said Donlln "but the doctor de-
shied that my wits needed the country
olr'i more than salt water so we have
stunned the trip until July 38.1%
k'li depart for New York tomorrow
then we. will go out on a farm in
New Jersey for a week. .
“Al' for playing with the IGiants that
la 11 up to . lgave him
manimus las l have not
p.11 :10 words.
ovpr :1 contract. If I11l meets my
terms i am willing to play 111 a day‘s
notice."
O'Brien to Fight Flynn.
Ill-INVER. (Told. July- ltl.»l’l1llatlelv
phlu .lnck O‘Brien and Jim Flynn. of
Put-bio. will light ten rounds in this
city 011 July 2 . A permit has been
Issued for the. bout. Under the state
laws the match can be only an exhibit
tion and no decision can be. given.
Colfroth Would Fight Wlluut.
SAN FRANCISCO. July lG.-—Jln1
Coffrothis after MI Wolgast. the. Mll-
wrurkee lad who fought Battling Nel-
son in los Angeiea Tuesday night, and
wants him to appear at his Colma Club
next month. lie has offered hlrrr a large
sum to box “Fighting Dick" Hylaud
and he probably will accept.
New Outflaldor for the Cubs.
SAN JOSE. Cat. July 18.~nglll
Fielder Henry (Happy) Smith. the
lending outfielder in the (-lalifornla
State Magus. who has been batting
.335 for ninety games, has signed with
the Chicago Nationals.
HECTOR ARRESTED FOR iNTOXI-
CATION.
NEW YORK. July 16.—-—The Rev.
Morris M. Kemp. formerly connected
with the Episcopal Churches in this
city and Chicago. was arrested early
today on a charge of intoxication. fol-
lowing troubles which arose in the
apartments of William Detachel, a
former choir boy, whom Kemp was vis-
Itlng. Detscliel was also arrested, ac~
cused of stealing the clei'gymaa's ring.
Kemp was for seventeen years our-
ate of St. Paul's Church in this city.
and more recently rector of St. Chry-
sostoin's Episcopal Church in Chicago:
It is alleged that Kemp met Detachei,
whom be had not seen for several
years. and went with him to his apart-
ment to see his four‘year-old baby.
While there trouble arose and the (low
bio arrest follower]. .
AIRBHIP TRIP A FAILURE.
LONDON. July ill—«timid dispatch-
es receiver] here. from France. say that
the proposed Channel flight of Herbert
lsitliam, the French aviator. has ended
in a 11800 and that M. Lstham’a return
to Paris this morning marks the defln~
lie abandonment of the enterprise. M.
Latbuu's neglect to take advantage of
the splendid weather conditions 0! yes-
terday indicates. the correspondents
say. that considering his own lack of -
experience, M. lantham has fully real-
lzod the folly of his enterprise.
1 m..-
HEAVY IMPORT»! DURING JUNE.
WASHINGTON. ' July
Sam was a llbeml buyer in foreign
markets during June, 1909, the goverl- >
ment’s figures, just'issuod. showing the
imports for that month aggregated
3124.693.497. exceeding by 87.000.000-
tlie. experts for the same period. The
officials point out as a significant fact
that Jane was the first month since
1897 in which the imports equalled or ‘
exceeded exports. -
FOR CONWEATION.
we are 10 positive Resell Ora-rites will
promptly relieve eonidpatltinr' that iredffdr‘
to. tarnish the roadkill.” of all coat’it
the trier Is 1101’ 11111111111. W1“.
Surely we could ottbrho‘ tars: apt?
aa to why you should try II' 'I
1“." 5“:
‘Thsy mi ntcuniripl
like sandp'rodi-ay Luisa.“
of day or niplu without inconvenience
my... s'lus. 101:. and 150.
The Clifford Harm y.
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FRIDAY. JULY 16, 1909
Bridfiepo Advertisements Bridgeport Advertisements
The D. M. Read Co
WM 1”,.
The Store closes at live o'clock except Saturdays.
Some lntereéiing News
about Refrigerators
Our Entire Line Offered at Clearance Prices.
Right In Midsummer. when they are most nectlcrl, we
place our iruinciisc line of Refrigerators at such reductions
as will i'ciriovc ilicrii quickly from fire floors. 'l‘licsc iiiakcs
are included: The Opalite. glass-lined; the well known
Eddy. the White Mountain, Jewett, White Frost, and the
Success. Cases are of oak, ash, pine and steel. Linings are
of glass. zinc and galvanized steel, with shelves of slate,
wire and 51ch. .-\ll of them this season's models with every
latc invention. and quite correct from the sanitary point of
view. ;
In Solid Oak Case. Opal- In Ash Case. galvanized
ite lining, nickel piat- steel lining. remov-
ed wire shelves. able shelves, etc.
for $44.00.
11 1r $48.00.
for $26.00.
for $14.00.
for $20.00.
for $12.80.
$10118
Siylc $17.50
Style $25.00
Style $10.00
Style $55.00
Style $00.1 )0
Style $33.50
Eddy Refrigerators. with zinc linings. slate
shelves, licnvy thick walls perfectly insulated:
Style $13.51) for $10.80. Style $17.00
Style $19.50 for $15.60. Style $24.11) for $19.20.
Style $25.75 for $20.60. Style $29.00 for $23.20.
The White Frost. all steel. l‘t)lllltl cases white enameled
outside. with revolving \virc shelves and removable c0111—
pertinent:
Style 25.00
The Jewett. oak case with 51ch lining and
Wool insulation:
Style $220) for $17.60. for $25.60.
In soft wood with galvanized steel linings. removable
shelves and pipes?
Style $800 for $6.40.
Style $10.00 for $8.00.
Ice Chests of painted pine with galvanized steel linings
:iiitl 1'c1110vul1lc slit-lvcs:
Style $4.50 for $3.60. $5.50 for $4.40.
Important News in Wash Goods
for the remainder of this week.
for Si 3.60.
for $20.00. Style $30.00 1‘1 W $24.00.
iniiicral
Style $32.00
for $9.60.
for $14.40.
Style $l2.00
b
‘ 11c $18.00
Style
worth
Printed Organdies and Muslim . 151'
17c 12 1‘
Striped Galates
Chambrays, 27 inches wide, 12}
Percales, 36'1111'1105' \viilc, ' 125/11 9
. Printed Muslins 91" 6 1'4
Short Lengths in Light Prints 5 ($18.
The D. , M. Read Co
Saturday ~~ Specials ‘1
Cordet' Covers, 250 and 500
New, numbers, excellent values
Ribbons, 250
Plain; Moire and Persian
Ladies? Hosiery, 250
Gauze Lisle. Medium Weights, Black, White.T ans and Fancy.
(11111111201123 Hose, 150.; 2 for 2501
Fine. Medium and Heavy
“Cadet- Hose,” 256
Fine, Medium and Heavy
Head Starts. 500 to SEW
Plain and Fancy
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MANY A'PPIIIMTWNO ”Rim .IPANIIH TROOP'O IN MONOOOO
‘ ‘ MELILLA, Morocco, July ltd—The
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the-'11 ru 0'3 washers here for the protection. 0
chm/2.31“ interests were today revisited I»;
11 also n"11311111111 mint 1110- General alumina. the .goreraor of tie-
IthI in. no Flattlad . Maul-11110. Outposts have been placed
11011:: No “can Mounts -arouad the city. and two batteries
11.111111111111111 and?l the u19111111110) have taken up a positionae he to.
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girlish «astute “.0'1‘W' The boat Marinate
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