". “1""th was cnt‘lgl‘f‘llth 0:31.11“, Is
my )oy "wlhen'élfi
m, employed at the Standard Stccl Car
OMmony Conducted 1.11.1 Night by
Secretary John .”' Batterson.
Washington Camp. No.11.Patrioti0?‘
of the Sons of America held its
' '...i on Of smears last night. the
y' beingJ «inducted by Past
11115111115111 John ii. Batterson. of South
Nonalk. The officers me as follows:
President—William H. Avery
Vice-Presldent—Jay 13. Davenport.
Master of Forms—«lease Brundage.
Conductor—James A Flagg.
animator—~41. William Fox
. may“; to the State Convention in,
‘1')?!” Bosch HenryA Wood and
Mriother delegates will also so to
. “tides, making the number eight in
Jhre trustees reported that the camp
Witt a very flourishing condition.
which was a source of gratification to
r the members. A social time followed
,1
\the meeting and refreshments were:
, served. .
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Children Cry
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..MHIA
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahaoksmo—J. B. Alicr, [1. T.
Lewes. New York: W. H. Wily, .lr..
Dorryvllle, Md.. .E. Crrliaway. Jer-
soy City, N. J.; lilr. and Mrs. l. Schu-
make1. Hartford; W S: Br.auns Balti
mag-re, 1111.; F. B Bork. H. Aspinwall.
MMman New York, W. G Webb
Boston; L .R. Huilbutt, Wilton. l). W
Put Peter Woods. W. W. Grant, D.
0.. ry, New York; llcury Andrews.
New Hiven: .lohn D. Scott. ii. \‘1 East-
map. New Y;ork Joseph Levine New
Within; H. M. t’lullssrnun and wife.
Egg Harbor, ii E. Doty Cleve
land, 0.: Paul Oertcll. New Y;ork J.
meat-11111131111115. Kansas; W.B.Bou-
“11.900000: A. H. Kirtland, New Ha-
vs .fW H. Church, city; Thomas Glen.-
0w York.- F G. Couch. Chicago
11‘ 11010 sings at his work is
happy unless he is an operatic
0 Furniture we sell is of
, the 11111011315111.1111; most pre-
h'tr‘ll ‘most durable. 'We are
alaf'where‘. .170 buy every article
dept none from attic manufacw‘
lwithout a guarantee Thus we‘
hsbled to protect our customers.
thus have we earned the tennis-5
. for selling the best. at the lowest
{i ,1“. .
The A. J. Angevine
-‘ ' & Son C0.
mist WASHINGTON STREET.
5
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olsphons at houas. 603'.
Talophonc at otfisa. lit-.2-
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the discus and e 511 or ad-.,
some: Diseases arscnusedp
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trying chiropractic I
don August 3—~Willinn1 ll. Avery. ,
Brh'hdagc. J’
BUSINESS
. ._.._.
Capital Surplus and Profits
’ $190,000.00 dtl7,000.oo
_. 2131-1111115 Swartz John H. Light
. 115.11. 557.175.
_ .... Steamship Tickets
Resumes.
BUTi Eli, Pit. July ‘Jl. ~Notw-ltir
standing the agreement roachcd late
last night, only one- -i'ourtl1 of tho 1111-11
Compsnys plant returned to work
this morning; Whehfifin gut d’ncffi'allg'
,encd. Tile ma'n declare h'at they
have. no definite assurance or increas-
ed wages within sixty or ninety days
and give as another reason the corr-
MsN an: new NlNfi 'i‘o yvoanx " "
. -——y-'~
Standard Stool Plant In Butler, Pa..
tinucd presence of the slate c-onslabu
lar1 They also say that they did not
understand thc agreement as ratifiedi
last night
Rev. Father licczewskl. of the
Polish Catholic Churt l1 who w‘as
instrumental in ptrsuadiug the men
to agree to the terms of the company,
is using his inffucucc to have the men
return to work and says that he be
lievea all of the foreigners will be at
their placcs withing: day or two.
Captain Leon Pitcher, of Troop E.
State Cdn-stuhulaiy.
with‘ t'e‘wntv-onc men for Newcastle in
war to erDIDn of 1111- sin-riff for
$3.911“ in restraining the striking tlnplato
“MEAN“. ’ -‘
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Superiority
We rest our reputation on its
excellence. We take all man-
ner of cars that it is the best
leaf imported to start with. than
we, devote extra time and care
to its packaging. sealing it so
that. it retains all its original
delicacy of flavors. it is free
from the soil of handling and
comes to you in fins unitary
condition.
Sixty Cents a Pound '
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The Union. Pacific
Tea Co.,
Headquarters for SUGAR
126 WT hip 11 Street.
rites
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN:
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINL
sad. Deposit Boxes. so shit 35 5.5.5.».
mom H. unrnswson.'m.
JOHN 11. KNAPP. 1.1 Vice-Pros.
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lohn H. Knapp Samuoi Grumman
Joalah R. Marvin J. Wallscs Marvin
End H. Rowan
liotel Mahackemo
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Service and Cui‘lns ,Up to Data.
1 Rates 62 per day and upwards.
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looms toOrdor
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left this 11101 ulngl
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gnor'nrs calm-1'“,
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Use Ssmosc. Ssys Druggisl Baxter'
and Patch Good Flesh '
The almost universal interest in phy-
sical culture is the best evidence that
111111 be offered as to the need of 11'
‘imple and scientific method of main
lg thin people fat. increasing strength.
and restoring health.
Athletics. when carried to an ex-
trernc. often result in straining the
How much better it
would be r the average person to re-
gain health strength and flesh by 1111
big Snruose. This flesh forming food
is assimilated as soon as it enters the
1110111114:th helps the organs to assim-
ilate the food and extract the flesh
forming elements: it builds 11p 'the
muscles and rounds out the limbs into
shapely piumpuess.
Samose has been so successful in
making thin people fat. anti rcstori 111
the weak and run down to strength
and health that F‘. H. Baxl‘r-r. the
popular druzglst. sells it under his pet'-
nonul guarantee to refund lhc money
if it dries not benefit.
An offer like this certainly showa rc-
markablc faith in the povers of Sam-
ose to do all that is claimed for it.
1 No one should suffer any longer from
a thin. run down condition, now that
Sumosr-‘s rcmarkablc powers are
known.
' F. w. SMITH ”1.1.0953.
Will Have to Pay Assessment for Fair
field Avenue Pavement.
illillillEl’OR'I‘. July 2l.-1l". W.
Smith. Jr., and wife have lost the suit
they brought against the city to pro-
test against bclng assumed for the
wood pavcmcn'i on Fulrfluld u1cnue.
ludgc Scott or the court of common
[)li'flli, handed down a decision today.
in which he finds in favor of the city
to recover costs.
thn the city decided to have wood
blocks in i-‘alrllold :1vc11uc instcad of
luacadam, tlrc rcsldcnis along that
thoroughfare werc assessed accordinz
to the amounts in which they were
bt‘ltoflttcd. llcncflin of “73.24 worr-
said to be (lilt‘ from lr‘. \V. Smith. .lr'..
and wife, whose rcaldcnce in at 895
Fairtlold avenue. They appealed to
the court. of common pit-us, claiming
that the clause in the charter which
provided for the assessment was un-
constitutional. They also thought the
benefits should be assesscd in compar-
ison with the new 11111111101110. and not
the worn paving which was in use
beforc the wood blocks were laid.
NORWALK-DANIURY GAME.
Speaking of the Norwaik-Danoury
game. Msnngcr Moore. of. ,l)nubur.v.
stated that the next game with Nor-
wnlk might be played in Danh'ury on
Saturday. July .‘ll. as Manager Nash
Was anxious to get a rcturn game on
that date- and was willing to come to
Dnubury to play it. There will be a
change in the Norwaik lineup to bet-
bcl‘ strengthen the team's playing. A
new author and a new first baseman
will be the additions. it is expected
While Manager Moore has not booked
the Noroalk tcain‘ for next week it is
fully expected that he will do so' as
Norwallt always furnishes a duo draw-
lug card as evidenced last Saturday-
whcn the biggest attendance of the
season was recorded The Rockvlllc
team has dlsbandcd and cancelled the
game with Dnnbury for 'this coming
Saturday.
Catherine had asked 110 many duos
tions and lathcr was growing impa-
tient. Finally he said, "0, Catherine,
i can‘t answer half your questions."
"i "know you can't. father, lml then 1
do not know which half you can't an
swpr.”——The Delincator. . , .
NEW'YORK. New HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
._..—_
to Effect Juno 8, 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
11.412: 531. 5: 0.111. 5: 4111, 5:01
,'.7: 2.0.. 71.46 ,8: 1811‘. a: .5111. 5:111:
1.733;“ 10: 2011, 111: 5’: 21.11:,79.
M.—'—l,..: 63x. , 31111. 3: 31 6' 08:
5:71.11 551111.510: 11,:7151'1.7:..4
9‘ 50s. 10: '19.
110 I
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11.-—12:5s z: 441, 2 501. 5:15
7: 411. s: 21:. 11:59;
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8:50,- 9:161: 101028510105. 1110111413-
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13:31:11.8: 55.4: 15 410.507 8.08
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Congregationalism Mott with .Episco-
pllllnl. and New Plan Is Sug-
gested ln Circulgr Issued Special
ly Appointed 05155111151
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R011.1Dr. Newman south." pastor
cmerltus of Center church, New [in
vcu; Chief Justice Simeon E. Baldwin,
of the supreme court, and Frederick
w. (lrccne. of Middletown, were up
pointed 11 committee at the last lafllll'
both conference of the bishops of the
Anglican communion. to carry out 'a
suggestion adopted by the conference,
that meetings of clergy and laymen of
different Christian bodies be held to.
promote Christian unity.
in May this commiltc met with
Bishop Brew-,stcr of the Episcopal dlo
ccse of Conucrtitut Rev. Dr punch:
of Hartford Willinrn it. Goodwin and
W. M. Grosvcnor, of New Yor'k, rep-
resentatrves of the Protcstoni Episco-
pal church.
Following this meeting, the commit
tee pit-pared a suggestion as to cer-
tain methods towards Christian unit)
which in a tircular issued by the com-
11111155, are inicrrogatlvcly slated as
follows
“i: Forms of Worship— Might not
agreement be reached in conformity ililkl‘ “0 01h”-
niih the constitution of the Episcopal
church and with due regard to the di-
vcrsitlcs of the churches by the Epis-
copal recognition in other congress
tions of such trccdorn in worship as
might be congenial and habitual am
on; them?
"2 Church hlt'lrrbcrshirk—Mlght not
an orderly unity be attained by fur-
ihcr mutual consideration of these
facts: 111 that conformation is not in-
cluded among matters essential to
church unity in tho Lumlwth overture;
(21 that while in the Episcopal church
confirmation is chcrlshcd its the lay»
man's ordination to his share in the
priesthood oi' the whole church. yet
(3) confirmation docs not constitute
church membership. and Hi thc ru-
bric requiring confirmation according
to a general interpretation of i: am-
oug Episcopalians rclsics only to their
own children and carcrffunn-ns'.‘
"3. Administrative llnity~~ Might
not the dime and functions of the
Episcopnic lrc adapted to other (‘ lilis-
tian c-lrnrrhcs as an organ of their tol-
lownhip and n 11.011115 of cxcrntivc
unity in their connuon Christian inter
cats?
“4. Autonomy of Soil Government
of individual Churches—Might not 11
working agreement be practical by the.
recognition on the one hand of the
acti' governing power of individual
churches as local units in their imme-
diatc interacts and proper jurisdiction.
while on the other hand. the general
advisory functions and some degree
of Episcopal direcgion should be so
cured in matter. ”ruining to the
common work and welfare of thc
Churc hrs"
“5. Ordination—-Thc question pn-
earning valid ordination of the minis-
try was resolved 11110 the three follow-
ing inquiries: i. What furthcr would
be decmcd ncci'ssary to rcntlcr the
existing ministry of other churches
regular according to the Episcopal or-
' dar, and possessed of full authorita-
tion to administer the sacramentslu
Episcopal clrurchcs? 2. Might not
such desired additional authorization
be conferred by the bishops and no-
caivcd by the ministers of other
churches with mutual regard and with.
out essential sacrifices? 3. To secure
such regularity and unity in the
Christian ministry might not the al-
ternntivc. form of giving special au-
thority in the ordinal of the Episcopal
church be rendered acceptable to all
without essential changes by the use
of a few additional words? 4. if this
could be done. and additional enlarg.
ed authority could thus be conferred
upon the ministry of different Chrls~
tian bodies, might not this be a con-
vincing manifestation of the real spir‘
itual unity of Christ's church and a
long step be taken toward the attain
incur of outward v isible unity. '1
'The conference further received
the suggestion that if such concordat
could be rout bed it might lcad to a
similar understanding with other bod
ten of Christians so that in time do-
porulnotloual or church names.
uhich are 110“ toll. on all sides to bc
;luaflequate or di1lslvc. might lapse
into e'ooudary. if not temporary dos
atoms of natural diversities in the
one“ church of Christ in our country;
and thus lead on towards the church
of the future 1th h in the hope of
Ill] Christians shal be 'as I'll!“ as the
'11
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riiolf'er han‘ 'coiit'
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Complete Freedom From Kldnsy
Trouhlas.
it you suffer from backache——
From urinary disorders—
Frum any disease of the kidneys,
Be cured to stay cured.
Dunn's Kidney Piilo make lasting
cures. ,
South Norwalk people testify. 1
Heros one case of it:
Mrs. E L. Mitchell. 134 801191 Main
street South Norwaik. 1.0000... y:-
Donn s Kidney Pills have been ,of t
benefit to me and i shall never cease
to be lgrateful to them. For several
yea [was a victim of kidney trouble
deshavias a very annoylnz
kidny ywaknsss. suffered much from
baoita be. ”some dsys l f it as though
life tr e scarcely worth l ving. Donn' s
.Kidncy Pills were finally procured for
pic at Plalstcd's drug store and .thcy
were the first remedy that ever had
any effect on my trouble soon 11111
i began their use. my suffering was
relieved and the contents of a few
boxes brought about a complete cure.
l have taken plcaaurc 011 many occa-
sions in recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills to my Blends and acquaintances,
and i know personally of several in»
stances where this remedy has been
used with the same good results as in
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For sale by all dealers. Price :10
cents. Fosteerlburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nnrno—Donu‘s—and
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BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
W. L. l’.(‘
Pittslnrrg . . . . . . . . . ...1‘1'1' 22 .722
Chicago ............ 51 28 646
New York ......... 4!} ill .59?
Cincinnati .......... 4;! 39 .Blll
Philadelphia ........ iii 44 .431}
St. Louis ........... iii! 44 .429
Brooklyn ........... 29 51 .363
iloston ............. 23 6". .291 .
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis, 4: New York. 3 ill in-
nlngsi.
l'htlmlciphln. :i; Pittsburg, 0
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago. 5. .
Cincinnati. 2; lloston. l. in
Games Today.
(‘inclnnntl at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
l’ittsbnrg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at llrooklyn.
American League Standing.
. W. .. l‘.(‘.
Detroit .............'12 ill) .6313
Philadelphia ........ 48 till .311“
Boston .......... '. . .50 35 .568
Cleveland .......... 4f- :le .568-
Now York .......... 37 5 .46l.
Chicago . . .. ..... ll? 46 , .45l.
St. Louis ........... 31'; 49 .422
Washington . . . . .24 56 .305
Yostorday's Results.
New York. 6: Detroit. l.
llouton. 4; Clevelang‘ 0.
Chicago. ll; \I’ashln on.
Philadelphia, 2: St. Louis.
Games'l'oday.
ilostou at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
0.
Connecticut Leaguc‘ Standing.
W. P
1. .(7.
Hartford ........... 42 28 .600
iloiyokc ............ 41 25‘ .697
New llritain ....... 40 32 .568
Waterbury ......... 38 37. .507
Springfield ..........‘14 34 .500
New Haven ........ 33 42 .455
Northampton ....... 31 All .437
Bridgeport ......... 21’) 45 .3717
Yesterday‘s Ruuits. 7
Hartford, 13; Bridgeport. i (first
game): Hartford,
(second gamer.
Holyoke 3; Northampton.0 ..
W'aterbury.‘ 1: New "men. 1.
Springfield 12; New 0121111111.
16; Bridgeport, 2 '
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Holyoke.
New Britain at Springfield.
\\'aterb11ry at Northampton.
Hartford at New Haven.
——.
Mathewson ,Brsaka Finger.
NEW YORK. " July} 21.———Chriaty
Mathewson, the New York Nationals"
star twirler. had the second finger of
his left hand broken, yesterday. when:
he stopped a liner from Dolehsnty’s
bat. in the seventh inning>of the game
with St. Louis. The attendlnszsuiw'
stated that. It would he Wow/ooh!
. 01:0 thsbis pitcher couldndwklfi
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sully; on Maths!!!” in the series
Papko Wants ttt’ Fin. stqhal. 1
sir/r LAKE '10 iy..21—- 9-
‘Spy for me tot e out“ Kgamut Llo‘l ?'
never tight I 110310.111}.
chance with me: titfi 1..
genie is Ketchel." was t 0' “95151-5 0‘
of Billy Faiths. when. 0 question
a match with Lang'ford was discussed
here last. night.
Pugiliaf Katchol Hurt. ‘ 1 J3."
SANFRANCISCO. July 2! .-Sl.anlc.y
Ketchel tho 91111011111111 middleweight
.pugilist. was 1. _' u,i
day by boi 1 "‘20 'Efmflhum
the front 0 , '1; o
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Bridgeport Advertisements |
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The D; M. Read'Co.
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The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
.Clearancr': of Hammocks
\\ c arc placing our large stock of Hammocks at clear-
"ll1crc arc represented the best makes good
:mcc prices.
11 ebbingr good colorings and the strongest and best fixtures.
lhc following list shows changed prices:
Stylc $1.00 for s .80
Style $1.50
Style $1.75
Style $2.110
Style $2.75
Bridgeport Advertisements
.51.
Style $4.75 for $3.80
for $1.20 Style $5.00 for‘ $4.00
for $1.40 Style $41.00 for $4.80
for $1.60 Style $7.00 for $5.60
for $2.20 Style $7.50 for $6.00
Ccntcr Scction. cast, lower floor.
Cotton Suitings of Merit
Che'cked Cotton Panamas, in brown and
black and white. clear. good combinations, adaptable for
separate skirts, 25¢ a yard.
Rainprool Suitings.
and chucks. and llllXCtl giavs fur coats and coat suits.
a yard. '
“Peter Thompson " Handkerchief Ties
for traveling and outing wear
\yliiic
1 to wear with Middy Blouses
and
In small black and white plaids
25c
lhcsc soft large ties that fasten in the sailor knot are
quite the thing,' at present and no ”mitltlv blouse" is com-
plete without one.
in black, 11.11) blue. cardinal, and \vliitc. at $1.00 each.
Black in extra heavy handsome quality. at $1.25. .
At thc llandkcrchici Section.
—-—-——-
The Special Mattress as ad1 l‘l‘ilst'd this 11 cult and shown
1111 the
An inspcction is invited.
in out l'urnilurc Store inttrcsts all carcftll housekeepers.
llic “hulc \lattrcss. intcrior and outer covering, is corrcct
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tort csoruc with the knowlctlgc that it is. as nearly perfect
as science and cleanliness can make it.
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mer days.
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