I." " sits mun: aka
I. : ‘Iy. dollars for her
«ful Rufiu if
..ooi gal
. I
writhlin
. 4,, ‘m'lho philmt
991p lineman
our enmhin 9
ml ha r
‘l‘ Ituffors.
halt Row to surfing. tint faded or
I m DYE
inrnsd the heads of
in. say-
y as Ap.
. ml. Ws Scouts The Most
will not and Matching
s bollle. Write for
witch is ths city.
”SON"
New York
mi.
I I zzt'h ob
. K8.
. ’flief'nologiists.“ have not yet
' " its, out any means of
idly pro icting the occurrence of
e,'tlit§'y are very hopeful
g at this desired goal: '
they can diseru danger by
- . 9 which are always gently
* the‘ surface of the earth.
Winn of these "heart—beats
A . igual.’ extreme stillness lo
. suggesting an earthquake.
stunt. tremors are a good
at earthquake Is almost al-
ed by
Violent and destructive the.
tit minor shot-Its following in
_ punt, to hundreds or- eveni
g 0! res éifs
"' occurrshce of at erehocks is
quite-mm "and neces ary for set-
thug down into stable equilibrium of
the disturbed met at the origin of dis-
lturhhnfl. mlrof those shocks remov-
. . unatablonor weak point under-
": . .Imthor. as a very great shock
-- to yo a correspondingly great
' rground Intsnbilltv. it Is probable
. . web a shock would not, to a
'5' ‘timo. be folloWed by another of
. itude comparable to its own in
some or a neighboring district
x(flirt-lever. the initial, shock ls
' great. it may be followed by
like it. but even in this case
ifilm‘ of the origin of the second
would '.nsuaily be quite distinct
' flat: or the first ~—F rom "Earth-
'i‘ from a. Japanese Point of
ii ia' the Wide World Magazine.
I'll:
; 3V”? 9“"
i
arc—"W:
from Ory
tilt minute's
, . versliuclts-e‘dlaow do
.' Robbins~mrhey play golf. "
083m Hills that?"
l or ”its solitaire
Leader. '
" W»
strongest, the most pro-I
‘vhhd bloat r-durahlo.- we are
when we. buy every article.
' stuns from the manufac-
. as guarantee.
imp; we darn“ the reputa-
. the best at the Invest
.i"‘
Millimeter: orassr.
.~ '1
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' not acquaintedl With me wintry ff!-
a:
weak ones. and "
and continue for several?
boarders of youm kccp "
I .thn
" Ito 116...”... that ... fura- 1
mute Furniture "we sell Is. on
Thus we: I" ‘
60pr our customers. .
.nsa'ru use... in; .. .‘l .
In some of the igh pateaux or
means of the Rocky Mountains. says a
writer in the Wide World Magsrlne. '
the” are to be found. a short distance
from the edge. tracks or fissures not
more than four feet wide and often
so much as eighty feet deep. During
flip terrific blisssrds tints-age In the
whiter these easy a; Jill to
level. and cattle “flanged l‘w‘liealill
0:10” Idroudnto them. their struggles
y causing them to sink deeper and
dsbpor. 'l‘he cracks. into which the
sun never penetrates. are like refrig-
erators. and the hapless hr cs. when
death has come to their rel of, simply
dry up and become. to all intents and
purposes. mummies.
L'ENFANT TERRIBLE.
, (Everybndy‘a Magazine.)
A little girl was greatly interested
in watching the men III iIOP grandfa-
ther“ 11 orchard putting bands of tar
around the fruit trees. and asked a
Frank H. Baxter. the enterprising
drugglst. is advertising today for fifty
rich and women to take advantage at
be special half price otter ho is mall.-
iag 011 Dr. Howard' 2 celebrated spscllle
for the. cure of constipation and dye:
pepsin and get a iifty cent packagl
at half- price. 25 cents
So positive is he of the' 'renlsrksbie
power of this apetidc to cure these
diseases. as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles. that he agrees to re
fund the money to any customer whom
this medicine duel: but quickly relieve
and cure
With Dr l-loward 6 specific at hand.
3P“ can eat what you want and have
no fear of ill consequences. It strength-
ens the stomach, gives perfect diges-
tion. regulates the bowels, creates. an
great ntany questions Some Weeks"
later, when In the city with her math
or. she noticed it mourning band 113
tlunan was wearing around: his
I$ s'ieono.
”Woke united.
teen tired) from trawling
rui‘”
”What‘s to.
up his must,
:2 1m...
.
.ll-s‘u ‘
We rest our reputation on its
excellence. We take all man-
nor of cars that It is the host
loaf imported to start with. than
we devote extra time and cars
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 has sanitary
condition.
- Sixty Cents a'Pouud
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The UniOu Pacific"
Tea Gol'.
Headquarters for. SUGAR
FREE DELIVERY
CitvNatioualBauk
3 200111 uoawaut. CONN.
rkausacrs A osnsaat. BANKING
\. BUB NEE!
...-Lal-
pital Surplus and P'rofits
I .00000 Si 17mm
Rafo' ngposit aoxss. 53 and 55 per "......
sown: a. maruewsou. Pros.
JOHN- H. K A.» lot Vice-Pros.
same ...-26...... 2nd v16:
‘Wii-FBED SQDWELL. Cashier
. " ' ol'achdiia
.H. Mathewson Henry onmour
H. Knapp flimuoi Grumman
a. grvln J. Wallace Marvin
Mi!“ ; . John ll. Light I 1
-- Fred H. Rowan
Hotel Mahackettio
i \lli‘fl a
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rates 52 per day and upwards.
-
~ TIL; CALI. ”0.
.-..
:ou the crown or center of the road
This method of driving means that
"Duo portion of the road takes all the
, Pennsylvania,
' 2 York, and Mary.
: 0"!"
‘1 ~ . .
Stock and General In_-'f-ormatlbn Tinker.
-' Sunday Dinners. 752m
“'1'; . Wma ., 1.“
appetite, and makes life worth the
living.
This is an unusual oppottunitI to ob»
tain 60 doses of the best medicine ever
made for half Its regular price. with
the personal guarantee 0! a well
known business than to refund “10
money if it does not give satisfaction.
NEEDLE” WEAR OF ROADS.
(Gentlewomatsl
A county surveyor protests against
the mm which many motorists have
of dung the majority of their driving
wear, and naturally of course gets
worn into ruta and ridges.
If the traffic would spread itself and
make all that portion of the road front
guitar to the top of the crown take a
sham of the wear, road surfaces would
last much longer and would require
Ilesa frequent repair. in these days
i when roads are made almost flat there
is Ito excuse for this habit of clinging
to the crown, but where roads are
mado with n grout deal of counter it
Is perhaps excusable. as driving on a
continuous slope is the reveiae of
pleasant.
~Aftcr a heavy mcal, take a couple
of Dean's Regulcts'. and give your
stomach. liver and bowels the help
they will need. chnlcts bring easy.
regular passages of the bowels.
“POOR JOHN."
(Lippincott‘a)
A I’lIlIudclpIIinn who was formerlyn
resident of a town in the north of
recently ro-vlsited his
old home.
"What became of the Hoover film
by!" he asked an old friend. '
“Oh." answered the latter. "’l‘om
lloovcr dd very well. Got to be an
actor out west. Bill. the other broth-
or. is something of an artist in Now
the sister. In doing
literary work. But John never am-
ounted its much. It took all he could
lay his hands on to support the oth-
Friend—~"Wby do Iyou encourage
those womeus suffrage meetings?
Surely you don't approve of them?"
libsbhnd-«Mpprovc? With all nIv
heart! I call go home as tats its I
like now submit finding my. wife
home to ask questions "—I-‘Iiegeude
Blactter.
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calcursrnrs 12:th
M—a-
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8t
HARTFORD RAILROAD
...—..—
TIME TABLE.
‘ I
' in Effect Juno 5. 1909.
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cost of 82. 000000 by the government
and Galveston county. the ass wall,
a gigantic mass of. marblennd con-
crete stands 17 feet bid and If feet
thick at the base, and gradually siop~
log at the top, yesteiday successfully
withstood the ousiaughis (if the ragihg
gulf as whltccapped wave after wave
was hurled against it. Whether or
not this mass of construction was
damaged by the action of the water
can only be told when the waters of
the gulf finally fall back to annual.
Galveston beach will have to be re
built. When the sea wall was con-
«altered the nine mile length of
Galveston island. A mile to the West
and. at the "ch of the sea wail boulc
va'Id. unscathed stands the new surf
both houses completed at a cost of
240 002 funding on piling driven as
deep as i lose supporting the sea wall.
this new hotel and resort successfully
withstood the onslaught of the gun
and todav is the ouly thin standing
betw ecu tltc wuici lint! Ind fire wall!
Working throughout the 'night by
the light of lanterns. pile drII‘drs pork-
cd at out it end of the mile trestle
tempt to truss the rolling bay.
Tarpon's I’IcI where
only loss of life thus far reported.
is at the end of a narrow and rocky
promontory which sheets into the
deep gulf. Waves sweeping the hotel
from the summit of the melts. cast
ten persons into the water. and they
drowned
All night long boats urge enough
to venture upon the turb lent be
reached for the bodies of the den. but
as dun broke the boats returned to
their ships empty-handed Like the
storm of 1000, the bodies probanI
have been syept out sea to be dis:'
gorged days later w on the waters
have calmed and the tides roll In.
Reports up and down the gulf show
that Galveston was the center of the
disttirbantc, for which warnings for
mariners were posted in Galveston on
Wits thiee hundred people from Beati-
moot and suIt'oundinn cities tnmpt-d
out for the summer butt all are re
ported safe. The damage caused by
the stotnt is estimated as follows:
Bathhouscs along the beach 5.50-
000; beach fishing pier, 56.:000 pil-
vste fishing piers. 82. 000; Bettison
fishing pier, 53. 000; Tarpon fishing
pier $10 000 damage to unilnl bed.
boulevard and railing, 515,:000 am-
use to buildings along boulevard. 5|.-
000. buildings around island. 83. 002;
damage to gmernmcut and state prop-
erty 56, 000: damage to surf bath
houses, 81'). 000. Total 599. 000
The" weather this morning is warm
and clear and there is no wind.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22. ~That
yesterday" a hurricane which swept the
Western gulf coast has caused loss
of life and propertII damage at otheI
points along the Texas coast and
possibly in Cameron l'urish 1.16.. is the
bclicf now entertained. In Matngorda
county, about 75 miles southwest of
Galveston. It was reported that several
lites have been lost but at an earlI
hour todav a continuation of this rc-
,.port was lacking. owing to the fact
that telegraph Wires have been level-
ilcd.
l
DUMMY WAS DEAD.
AHighwood “notables Find Out the
6."... After Midnight Twoulns
Chase,
'NEW HAVEN July 22. ~0ne of
those wild telephone calls which keep
the Highwood constnliuaryH on ille-
iu'mp. was received’ '1 Constab e1.
Malagasy at his some at auqqtu: oclock
”not night; lnfo‘rpiing blip th a dead
man had been found in a. part of the
"' Iillgbwood region known as, the Gimp-I
Iau avenue mad Sturtso assured the
only that he would be up there with.
33“ haste. and afthlgetting Constable
'li'pswcli the two made In dash through
ifeulhtlua ten 'for the place
her" he de'nd in via audited .",tt1
mt. At that ".66. till .16
glee dents.
after ardupihi; a tow
do paityI' went on a
d than. may found. it ind,”
El Q it than. bill. ii. tui’llG
ii
I
:“1 ..
200:.” Vlflh. 8. 281'.
...—‘—
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6, a,
Ila-41:10 1
limit or
IMMwI'mALK 'ro ‘IOITON.
m M' ;
. 1322 ton authenticated bill to get them
but in that region “glib!“ that hour.
..--v .—.- l”.-. .
Not Affected —-\
btl‘do' no meet a
' '0 been it‘ll-nod
ltlilt did mob“
-2‘H'ar ; .
ii llll illi'di ill illilll
..,..~ .
nings
ningsi.
day.
Writ“
troo'ps Iii-tiered imam: l'ki‘t
smmor matte vros. August It- 21. “0‘
wii asst a o dei'Ii to sdl‘ 'ti on his
lows: One tidiut t' 'gsner-
—--’-—-
IIASEDALL.
..n
W'.
fact that the city is staadl today in
the vicinity of Galveston nthe loss of 52:32:! """"" 21
life as a result at ”mm ”New York """""" 4;
at ten members of a lo 1"? Cincinnati ;" ' ""142
“0’9“. Pi" “WW“?! 1‘ i“"- I’liiladelliltia'::::::..35
'gotal Wfim’ W“ ”00 St. Louis .......... its ‘
001211121162 but four yam ... at a 332:3?“ """" :"5";'f:
...—g;
'4?“
‘ National League Standing.
L.
23
28
31
40
N
15
.52
r56
Vsstdrday's "MD
Chicago. 5; lirookiym 2
lloston. 7; Cincinnati 2.
Hiifidti
mid: .
‘ Gaines Ilolly.
Pittsburg at iloston.
Chicago at New York.
(‘.ineilinati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
. l; Pittsbur
Il' Sl.‘ Loitlll'l
strueied the encycliug band of con- \l'.
creie and steel was laid to the rear Detroit ............. 5.3
of the bath houses and below the Philadelphia ........ is
bench stretched out 1.000 foot to the ”onion ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50
water. Between the water line and Cleveland .......... 46
the Wall were the two hath houses. New York ..37
Murdock's and Bresker'Is constructed Chlca‘o as
in recent years at a cost of 525. 000 St. Louis ..... 3r.
sash. Those were swept ‘VIV. and Washington ........ 2t
_—
, 6‘
American League Standing.
.l..
33
86
30
iii
if»
49
:15
Yesterday' a Results.
liridgcport .........
O( curred ilIc ;
ilostou.” ..
_.
Games Today.
iloston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
spanning Galveston Bay between the \l'.
Island and mainland and by midday Hartford ........... 43
iodily the breach caused by a drifting llolyokc ........... 42
bingo will haIc been repaired and New Iirltaiu ........ ti
traihc restored to the Island. Until Watt-IbtuI .......... ‘29
this Is rcpsiicd Galveston will be iso- Springfield .........:ll
listed from the mainland as this is the New Haven ......... If.
only bridge, and no inunth will ai- Northampton ..:ll
35'
(‘hicugo ll: Washington. 3.
()IeIeland, t;
Dotrotf. 2: New York. 0.
Connecticut League Standing.
1..
‘.Zh'
'28
32
37
..
ll:
4.!
ii
iii
Yesterday's Results.
lloIIvoke. 5;
Chicago and pit:
bruised.
STOCKTON, CaI..
Mertcs. formerly of t s New Yin-k Na-
tional league Club. was yesterdaI
made captain of the Stockton State -
league man. to succeed Danny Shay.
who will leave tomorrow for
City, to manage that team.
Jeftries to Post Forfeit.
NEW YORK. July 22.-—James .l. Jef-
i'rles. retired heavyweight champion. '
sent a telegram to a friend here today
. front Minneapolis stating that as soon
as his tour closed next holiday hc'
" will come to this city with this ner-
ger and post a forte t air" a 'iight withn
Jack Johnson. tied at; says that he
will leave for Carlsbad on August 6.
and that It will require live month
from the time of signing artio’loo to'
put him in tip top sh‘ap’ti for s ¢liafu~
plonshlp mill. Jeffrlea gives ills" weight
9235 pounds at present add says hi! ,
.ls feeling line. -
. oLioosN vocals'rs' TQUR.
cin pus raraii‘éi. cum on 'wsy' t6 '
stud as
. ".“‘"
Bridgeport
4
New) lirltain..’1;Springfield.4 (10 In-
Waterbury, I»; Northampton,1.
Hartford. .IO; New Haven. 5.
Games Today.
.IuIy
._. .
...——.
c-L. Tssm.
' ...—.—
Iiartford at IIrIdgeport _
Holyokc at New Haven."
Northampton at Ned‘ilritain.
Waterbury at Springfield. '
lttlng Through With Murphy.
KANSAS CITY.
quit baseball ra her than return to
for Murphy." said
Johnny Kling. the catcher here. y-ester ;
"I am through with Murphy and'
22.—
Sunday. I‘he neaiost'v matched lose his ICblca t‘lnb ialil l with am
of life was at Rollrmr; had and other duff“... m m: an“. M:
Palm float-b, near Bolivor Here there over but never wit ChiCago."
Cubs Porch-u Shortstop.
NEW YORK. July u—The (‘hicsgo
Nationals are said to have purchased
.loe Heath. a semi-professional short- "
stup, from North Attleboro, .M""'
Msthowaon'a Finger Not Broken.
NEW YORK. July 22. —-An x- -ray ex-
amnion of Christy Mathewson‘ 6 tin-
ger yesterday developed the fact that
the digit was not broken but badly
It is canceled that he will
be in the game again before the end
of next week.
Mertes Made Captain of Stockton.
uly 22 -Ssndow
Kit-rosy. Nihii'slsi-
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't uI der way
till re they
and sti':7 it‘iho first
No stop
drum.
Its
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"A M—Iz‘. 0! 1 15: 11'. 57": 7: til. pond; market Gliddon and flower said last nl lit]'
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OMAHA. Net... any, fill-Shortly .. ' '
after 7 o'clock this morning the glid- .
den tourists beg tp
21an Council Blfltllfn
pained the night.
pair passed through Omaha.
'wiis Insdc in this city.
Kearney Nets. 186 miles distant. Is
tic next stop and cact- t for a few
panes where traces of ti 'ittatfi by tile
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The D
' , 84 W hum St, South Norwallt
HOW run on...
sdy's 'l’rofossor Whitmper In the wide
of1 View and of the most remarkable
... a:
recent rainy season remain. the roads
6 arty
runaway. JULY 62. .
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Bridgeport Advertisements
. Read Co.
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The Stine closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
The Sale of Refrigerators:
:\ great many itciriguaiors were sold last week. 'Pcr-
sous \\ ho needed them. and those who anticipated tltc need
of them for next season took advantage of the lowered
We subjoin alist of desirable styles remaining:
Glass-lined Refrigerators.
for $44.00. St yic $60.00
The Eddy Make.
prices.
Style $55.00 for $48.00.
Style $38.00 for $30.40. Style $25.75 for $20.60.
Style $31.25 for $25.00. Style $13.50 for 810.803
Style $29.00 for $23.20. Style $2400 for $19.20.
White Frost, all steel.
Style $25.00 for $20.09. Style woo) for $32.00.
Ash Cases. steel enameled linings.
Style $28.00 ‘for $22.40. Style $32.00 for $25.60.
Ash Cases. galvanized linings.
StI 'lc $22.00 for $17.60. Style $10.00 for $I2.80.
Soft Wood. galvanized linings.
Style $18.00 for $14.40. Style $10.00 for $8.00.
, Ice Chests.
Style $4.50 for $3.60. Style $5.50 $4.40.
Style $7.00 for $5.60.
Bandanna Handkerchiefs. gay colors that Iliukc up into
coquettisb bathing caps, 8 9. I0 and 13¢ each
Red Silk Bandannas. 75c. $1.00 and $1. .25.
Handkerchief Section
1
______.————fl--
Chamois Belts. soil quality, natural color, lined with
satin, fastening with heavy brass harness buckles. Very
stylish. soc and 75c.
Closing Sale of Hammocks in the basement, and a
.clmucc to make good investments.
In this season. of the your. when families are scattered in vaca-
tions. there Is the more need of letter writing We are prepared to
supply this need.
Stationery m
OUR Sills‘TLAND LINEN put up in three sizes of paper. we think
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