I...
Ill):
oi eczema and or '
other disfigurtunen m
"‘3'”
silt application, on y a
being required to I: act
Those who use poslam for
. u. r82 Jar may ow
bod 'lil lah Non/alt at he
Pharmacy. Edw. W. Ke
t
can DUR'I o PAaLIATE
a! ION. .
figfip‘t fie
noun, July 23. -—An
lttlil'g 6f th‘t- y'com'dlonwl‘
moat ended tragically a
- ll! dinning when Sir
all
:Slr Trader-ink William H
”All allay in 1850. He. held
patblI ofiltcs in the
' ‘11 oil We occasions wits
lVlld treasurer. He was t ect-
pre
. allow . e .,.
on a0 usi‘iintee. fiu' '
~ to p tact our canto
ve we eel-nod the .L
in; tile lieu at the
In w. no mo
team 11mm
an India “digging
~ the, sup until it is
'f
ter-
White serge is one o: the slllt
with
isle that is being smartly line
black satin.
There is nothing quite so good for
one‘. s scalp. for her complylon.'md for her
“hire or fer her disposl ion as '
health and the girl who will court good
health with plenty of “on-roles and
wholesome food in more than likely to
have all these coye'ted possessions.
u is the towns «‘5' mild! tliat are
first commencing to A peAi' which the’
. known!
trawl lt‘l‘o “timid-s" “dis ”Cayman wi
beacon next season;
I have heard of women using corn
meal on their hair to dry cleanse lt
. instead or orris root or any other pow
der. They rub it well into their hair
. and then brush it carefully out.
A smart hat, to wear with tailored
suite has a facing of checked silk. one
check matching the straw and the oth-
er forming a contrast, as blue-and
white on a blin- straw. bldck-and-Whltc
on a white straw. and so on.
The neweat‘cdats reach about to the
line or the knees. This is the length
that will be the vogue in the fail.
The gown ,L‘Lth prince .8 to below the
hip line andt re 00 “slated With a
p ilouhc'e ll di‘d's t'l‘d ltfoiihl space
has t‘rtelndlt'lg quite
of this bounce above
the connecting seam.
The girl who wants to save Mg
cents or a dollar to'; having her core
clubbed wll take it 5.. the. wa‘shbou'l“d
m It good clean live cent scrub
ii men cleansing soon and plan
ty will Iwaler nbd scrub 'lt thor
oughly bill do and out while lllng flat
on the board. Then she will rinse it
until it. is white IIl hang it out in
cot and dry. it
can all be done in a single morning
shudders cry
, Foil" tortures
c A §________ 1* o R I A
two JOKER IN BILL.
It yvould Make Increase in Price at
Gas.
nun: blll which relates to the control
of public service corporations, says tin
Bridgeport Farmer. Section 4.069 0
the General Statutes as amended it
1903 provides for sixteen candle now
or gas, The. Barnum blll Makes
teen I-undlI- powvr gas the legal stand
ard.
This is taking away from the go
consumers of Connecticut more thaI
six per cent. of the illuminating with
of their purchases from the gun com
panics oi’ the stute. it is equivalen
to adding six cents to the price 0
every dollar's worth of gas sold ll
. Connecticut pIovided is should be
come a law.
The act of 1903, provides tbst‘ "The
standard measure (or the sale 0
illuminating gas by motor shall be th
cubic tout mtrtuiniug 62 and 32 our
thduaandtlls pounds weight of distill
ed or rain water weighed in the air a
a temperature at 02 degrees Fahren
belt, the barometer being 29!,5 inches;
rind no such go's shall be of standard
value Illile'ss a standard argond bun
Iler best adopted to it which is at the
same time suitable for domestic use
consuming live cubic feet an hour.
shall give a light measured by the
prdtomctlc apparatus in ordinary use
of net less than sixteen standard
sperm candles, each consuming l2t
grains an hour. Such gas shall not
foutain more than 20 grains of amnion-
K per one hundred cubic feet oi ga.
or any Sulphuretled hydrogen.
The Barnum bill preserves the cure:
requirements of the law, but change:
the required candle deder to rend rll‘
teen candle power instead of slates-1
candle pOWel'.
place of Wooden hoops and bar rels anti
u....«
lii
“I f\
of!”
'UMI
H. A?”
on... "scent. on too on.
-Rntei 02 per day and opw '
H
l. 2
stock and General lilto'riviatlbn Tl:lI"erS.'
Sunday Dione 61% 75:51
.' . 151.. out
A joker has been found ill the liar
Spiral Wire hoops now take’ thI .
I '.
Milli? r
PU’hHIl H’l “I'lli‘ifilll-F‘fllufifl“ ' ’
Summer Goods
Service Quick
To begin with MW:
directly reached by ll
.Colpmbvs Aye, Madl
1p bargain plumi. Daily. 5 live. y
rom kitchen to parlor, from porch
There are other th' r 3:,
when you cunc for a day“ a sh cppi
:s’t rooms, a restaurant, comma. d
tcrcst arc the Houcc l-a!stiul"~I
Visitors nreinvited to tool at
:Iccsand enjoyils n1:r;.ctlo:.s wit
lever be urged to buy.
Formerly
A. ’1‘. Slewart
& Co.
v
NEW
saunas COUNCIL VIaIrons.
.....—.._.
several Entortalned at the Meeting:
List Evening.
Banner Council No 54 Daughters
Jl‘r of members being present;
visitors from Daubury and Brooklyn.
\lrs. Hattie llrueln. New York, state
'cunclllor and cx-nullonnl represents
Ilve, gave (1‘ very interesting address.
loddess of liberty Council. No it of
lbodklyn and Mrs. Sweet of Lady
u oostcr vouhcil. or Denbnry
A committee was appdlttted to make
arrangements for lhtl “Add Ilnldn pir-
tile at the 0. ii. A. M. and l) of II-
to be held at East Haven August llih.
The followinfi olilt‘or‘ll' were install-
Id for the emu ng quarter;
Councillor—Joule Plunder.
A. (‘-—-Addio Armstrong
V. C~ little Crosby.‘
A. V. ..—Mllilcent Ackurt.
1. Sec -Hellrilltta nerd.
Guide—4min Tattle.
l. G. «Lillie Trina-r.
0 (i.-—~Archic Merriam.
’l‘rusleo-M. Aldulrt.
After the meeting cake and cream
were served and a delightful sot-int
hour enjoyed
CROB COUNTRY AIR FLIGHT.
-Cl-iAI NS. France July 23~l~leury
Farman, the English aeropliull'St to
any mode a cross counil-v' illiht‘ from
this city to Sulp‘pes. at an average
height of i150 feet. The distance,
which is about forty miles was cover-
Sln one hour, five minutes and thirty
seconds. ’
for Week:
Monday.
Shoes and other: garments designed for mid- Spanner WW
The epic: of variety hurts the up to- daté lemma".
linen and serge suits, sheer muslin and CE ll: drewcé, lzngeri'e Insists,
Jainty undermuslms.’ Summer millinery, parcrois ., cloves and Other
:rticlea of dress for Women ard girls. Every woman enjoys picking
.ome specially priced article is finding appreciabon.
If you I:..11t to shop for the homo, you v. i Ind l'lC Galleries of
.Iurnishirg at d Decoration r ‘th :11 thirty: for every roon.1.1 the house
Nith one of the 1.1. geet oclt- play ing Org-Ins
If Liberty. hall an unusually interest-
ng meeting. last evening. a large. num-
also
followed by Miss Antoinette Crane. of
sac Msfio'oa no; bulletin
a't Tm Zenith
and Satisfactny
is curricula“ The .otmll
L .
W: 1'“? rd fidm‘hmutuwnmm
Street Cara, from Christopher and Boat loch Street. the 34 Ave. Ille-
vgted and the Subway. with direct entrance at Astor PM, ”Eight
different ways of getting here. {rm} uptown, downt mgr-4m
' Summer stock). constantly route-p :d or: 1.19;? tnAl‘lr Ellery
day. Full assortment: pl? inexpeorllr 1" area: , in
light-weight s,f “199.. n and dill o r An'l'ny‘ ‘ ions
[or hot-wee com ton; '“zbile I ’3 Store bristles with S Hats,
of cool
hum at some counter allows that
I
to lav. ll.
besicco t .crclxc lldisc to interest you
ll.: Wane: nakcr Auditorium,
in 1;: IvorlJ. There are
mg. .. 3.1.9ch Iicw oi the City. and
11g.
-cozy tea rocm in which dc} cone {ccd is corvtd. Ol‘Icr points of
:1 magnificent mansion.an or game
art' of tl.c new building“ crate} n rm twenty- -two superb. y {urea
Jams in correct period styles; and” the 1211‘ §torage V,ault Willi
:mpcratur: of ten dcgltcs be‘ o.v lILéz VII/,3 are glad to provi :
units with fur coats and conflict them i laugh it.
liberty n 12;: the atorc's conveni-
ll the utmost i.cI:Ilom'-~tl'lcy will
Bloodwny.
Fourth ave. .,
) Eighth Io '1‘:th
streets
' YORK
.w_.
STUDENT SENTENCED TO DEATH.
M'sdarlal Dhlnagri Who Asussinated
Sir William Wylllo, to Die.
ilelltlx, July 23.I—Madnriai Dhln
ngri, the lndlun student who on the
night or July l, at a public gathering
at the imperial institute shot and kill.
ed LleuL-Col. Sir William Holt CurI
zon Wyllle and Br. Cawan Lolcncn.
was today found guilty and sentenced
to death at the conclusion of a trial
of less than an hour's duration at the
Old Bailey Police Court.
During the recital of the occurrences
at tile imperial institute on tilt-“night
oi the tragedy, the prisoner sat in the
dock listening unconmnledly, and on-
ly ohce broke his silence. by saying:
"Whatever i did was an act of punk»
tislu."
At the close 0! t S
reply to the query" Mlenlled to
question any of the theses, Madur-
lal said no. he only wished that the
statement in justification or his act
that he made in the police court July
1 should be read. This was done and
the verdict of guilty good sentence to
death followed in a few seconds.
DRAWBACK 0N MAPLE SYRUP.
\VA'SHINGTON. July 23-45:- mm
ury‘ department regulations providing
for the allowance of a drawback on
maple syrup manufactured entirely
from imported maple sugar and gran-
ulaled sugar prodmod from imported
" vidence and in
sistant Secretary Reynolds. 50 as to in»
clude maple syrup manufactured in
part from those materials.
Commencing
July 19th
m ‘II'W‘Vhfl .
'\
PRICE EEADERS
2635i lieu GrAnuiated Sugar for :1. 00
Very Hellfilgluflrcmnery Butter alb;,32c
«Peanut Butter a pound. .......11o
INSURANCE
t? I
IStealnshI'p Tickets-
"Jib 2-H
III: .
(INCORPORATED)
——r
.l. M. LAYTON 81 CC
nitrogenous. commuting“,
kl} Salmon n can. .
Pure r'd. a and ....... “12V:
SIA l’ld'llll'tl or}! or ......... 2%:
.Doll‘bler‘l‘lp'! Matches a box. . .. ‘8:
Fig Newtoos, Sapo nq.........1q:
Red " .121V2': .
AM’. B. Beans, 3 cans for.....25:
Mlller's Marmalade: a isr..... ‘6: ~‘
“life's Root Beer, I bottle...-15:
Reliable Flour, 1: dackago ....
106 Ind 200
20 SthSln’ps with 1 lb". 50: Tia.
25 Btuldpb with 1 lb. 40: Tea.
we pl with I lb‘ all: 'rea.
50.3 withl lb spores.
line status Willi Teas and Guitars
10 stamps with 1 lb. mobiles.
”gasmmps quI 1 lb. 255 Moe.
. 30 mp: wltg t1 “1’ 3;: Co co.
Extra Stamps
.20 Stamps with 7 cakes Aa'r
Boa for .
"1'10 Stamp- with 2 takes Scour-
..- .L. .A L4;.'. .5. ,Lafi...;.
l D‘.... .
E15'n Stoops w_u'5'1
can Cocoa.
- ”as”...
l
510 aStumps With 1 bottle Salad
Oil. at .
”In-unuu-uus
. .....250-
... ......5:eaoi-I
.200 I bei's
. 10 a:Stanlpn with 1 pkg. Borax.
10°
1 ill.
with (irocerles
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn
Flakes.“...S.............. .
10 “small” with 1 bottle Blue.
10" s ' in; 'IEI'tlI"é'éa'i'IB'E:'£oil-
Soup 5, for ............25:
, looalfamps with 1 bottle Queen
10 Stamps w'I'IiI' '1' jar 's'sl'dlie'd .
Inset. at.I.......S.......II...».1Bc
w'q.
i
25:
. State Highway (lonlmlsslouer
raw sugar have been amended by All»
. Henry Sanford, of Bridgeport. She alts
been residing with her aunt. Mfg.
. Belle Sanford of Reddlng Ridge. ‘
bring] couple, after escaping the con?
ll?
”III Siiit libs
Highway Commissioner Has Crude
Oil and , Distributing Apparatus
Ready
HARTFORD. July lib—Connecticut
James
H. MacDonald has purchased a large
apparatus. and in the. very near in-
one will libray sectiops of tile n'lulll
heavily traveled bldb . in all an.
deevorlo render the balls of the
Nutmeg slate Ilustleas and fit to tour
over The commissioner thinks well
of the oiling pmposltlon. if properly
done.
W on it Is realized that it costs ap-
prox nlulcly ‘5' per mile to water a
mucudnrn highway, and the treatment
is of but tempor'aIy benefit only.
obvious that two or three mats 0 oil
judiciously applied in the course of It
season would prove far superior. if.
after this exhaustive trial of the oil-
ing system. the results are not enli-
nontly satisfactory. some other mode
of dust laying probably will be resort.
ed to.
Tar is an admirable dust layer. but
little of it has been used in this state
as yet. The best illustration of the
utility of II well turred road is afforded
by the stretch ot road about the
capitol grounds. used almost exclusive-
ly by high powered curs. Thin road
was treated lu'n scusonlI ago, and the
read today for the Innatvpurt is ill ex-
cellent. condition and practically dual-
icau at high speed.
The comnllssloiwr is carrying out
the summer plan of road bettermI-nl
as fast as possible. Two stretches in
Manchester and one of 3 miles along
the old Album turnpike through the
town of Bloomfield. are now receiving
attention The ferry road from Sal
brook to the Lyme ferry. one of the
worst stretches in the state, will
shortly be improved.
A fine stretch over Wcatoguc moun-
lnill, one of the roost picturesque sec-
tions of the state, has been improved
recently. A long stretch through the
town of Milford, .1 portion of the un-
complotcd link between the New York
and Massachusetts state lines, and all-
othcr short stretch between Green
wlcb and Stamford, will soon be in
first class condition.
An excellent gravel road of 3 miles
has just been completed in the town
or Windham. The gravel roads of the
state seem to have withstood mo-
toring travel very well. as, for in
stance. that portlon between the
towns of Norwalk and Wilton, which
is now in good condition, though it
has been built 12 years. A good por-
tion of (be 7-mlle Berlin turnpike
road has been implovcd. Three con
“actors are now at work on it.
mltchlng. torturing skin eruptions.
disfigure. annoy. drive one wild.
Dean‘s Ointment brln 5‘ quick relief
and lasting cures. ll‘l - cents at any
drug "New
Silliil indie
It lulu hill
Sailiord lostihiié
At high noon yesterday a most elab-
orate and notable Wedding took place
upon the windrswept heights or Citib-
sic Reading Ri '. 'Tbls is the neigh-
borhbod noted for the abiding place
of Mark Twain and the. summer home
of numerous othet stars in the art
and literary world. The bride was
Miss Helen Sherman Barnes, the
beautiful daughter of Henry Barnes.
of New York and niece of the late
The groom was Prof. more:
Maybre. of the Sanford school at Mo
ding Ridge. and one of the. most popu-
lar men in the town. The ceremony
took place. at Christ Episcopal church.
the emulating élergymaa beta the;
rector of llle’ church. Rev. W mm
Jensen. The Wedding march was
loved by the organls Mrs. Em
anford. The bride iv re a bin
the costume, and carried II haul
' i' roses. There Were no bride?“ '11,"
the ushers being Harold Banlord. Herz
b'ert Jepson. Samuel Osborne and Bibi
uel Randall. I’ r I“
There was no reception. The
gratuiatlons of several hundred
' Bridger) on in time'to catch the 1:49
l .
guests, leaped into the Oldsmobile. of
E. M. Bradley. and were whisked to
cantons for Boston. They Were show-
ere‘d with confetti, a'b’d somera‘scal
quantity of crude oil and. distributing
Bride' :5 Granddaughter Wei Founder ol L '
i :
tied an old shoe to the radiator.
‘whlch rode as the god of good luck all
the way 0 Bridgeport.
AfteI t eir lIoueyn'loon it is expect-
ed Prof. and Mrs. Mnybte. will reside.
at Bedding Rid go. , pryre
ul gi
many valuable and5 beautl
JOLLY rivets oormd.
Wr'd Vestal-d: at Hilton Point, and a
filo §uccen. '
The Jolly Five, an organisation of
New York potkIticlans from the Bronx
district hadt on long antic p'a'téd ont-
ing at Rotor: Point, yeste'S ay. and it
'was a big success in evegf particular.
l'l‘he day was perfect for 9
its
to perfection?“ ’ '
Ttge gemflke“ gentileup‘bybsteam,
«In. 9 nl' d the l' II
vs. 1th ed old files-
.IIr: l’. "It'll .1 till“ cooked on
under mm. The“ visitor!
toalso a generous bunch. and 0:14
erybody in slsht was welcome to out.
~41. .
,S’.
00 the limit. JIM marlin new. '
bucooialloftilesiun'ldol ‘
33' ‘
During the W Y‘ the .ekcur-
bloat-Is boarded t or: our: and loci:-
I
i
excursion“ S ,
and all of the details were 1511me out
o ... I54 #5 2'1"”:
ram“. JU'Lv :3. I909 f '
Bridgeport SAdvertiumqnts
The D M. Read Co
1037.
I a
W
The Store closes At by: c
Methiogta'phy and Etched Work
on Biflfis
lhI- fascination of iirnsswork seizes
stops to watch or sec the completed alticics.
'clp'ck except Saturdays.
I '; '
everyone who
The tools are
ram to handle and the work is so simple that anvonc can
do it.
It is just a Sheet of plain brass with some conven-
Ilouui design traced upon it, \viIiIlI is either hammered or
pierced as the pattern demands
Lamps and Candle Shades Fern Dishes, Jardinieres,
Photograph Frames. Boxes of various shapes and sizes,
Wall Panels, Teapot Stands and Trays lil‘t‘ some of the ar-
ticlcs shown.
Outfits for working,
Stamped Pieces ruulI for work
Separate Tools. nuts and Ira:
sired.
from 50: up.
from aoc up.
we. Ian be purchased if de—
liuscmcnt Furnishing Store.
Robe Flouncings
for fine White Gowns.
t'lnc l’attcru. was $2.50
(luI- l’mtcru was $1.85
for $1.90 a yard.
for $1.50 a yard.
ilnI l’uttI-rn, I-IulIrIIiIiI-rI-Il Ill pink was $1.85.
l'our and a half Innis to
for $1. 75 a yard.
the pattern and galloons to
numb for waists, all proportionatclvr reduced in price.
\t the Embroidery Section.
Checked Cotton Voiies
in lli\i‘l\ shades. of rcsI‘Ila lilac.
rose liglll blue. Itculn and black
12 1'26184 8 yard.
Persons needing Refrigerators should not miss
lxcmurkablc bargains Ian be
1- ul L lcuxant c Salt.
“at k.
the pres—
llnd this
An Attra'ctiv: Ofl'ering in Toilet Wares Is that of t
;l\licu Powder and Shmiup: Soap With 0\ on purchase
he
of
"lulIqu. Tooth Powder or Soap is gin-n free a package of
Allen 5 Foot Powder.
supply this plied“.
in mid soil“ III-.15.. us} 1'31th imagine are} qtattcrell ill voca.
. tlona. there is this Snlorh- need (if letter writing.
.m- r
We are propel-ed to
Stationet La...
M'WH’N
OUR SHETLAND LINEN.
the equal of many. Price. .. . .
put up in three sizes of paper. we think
.25: pa'r box
..- .o-I-nvo- 55....
Many people have learned the advantage of buying Writing Paper
~ by the wood. - .
OUR VELOUR POUND BOXES seventy- -tw0 sheets of choice Pa-
per for...... ..... ......
9 Is a line value. Envelopes to
.....-..... ............ ...-...
match by package or box.
. DOROTHY is the name of an encellent box Paper. 24 sheets, 24
env slopes, only
.10: per box
.uy-........
OTHER ATTNAOTWE STYLES OF PAPER
was Is ouri runnsoav assent. son runs WEEK.
QA. Doberman 81 Son
use
5:21 t '4:- r Tibia?
St, South Norwalk
Telephone 445
III. ._ t“: K
Quantum DIE; In not?“
It memo. russla Jill ra.——
A' you'll Adlerlcdo. whooé 1mm: has
not yet been ebt’abllshed arrived1 here 1
out. but wife July 21. 1mm Russia. .
The couple went to a hotel here. and
a few hours alder ’w‘urds the mid died
l'l-‘o what the bacterlolollcal examln-W
uti n today showed to have beenchol-
received era.
Little John is the youngest of a foul-
ily of five boys. One day his mother.
said to hill: “0. John, isn‘t it too bad
i haven't one little til-If I could curl
her hair and make such pretty little
dre'sses for her. Don't you wish you
wete a little girl?" John. stunted dis-
gu tedly. I’Why. mother." he would “did
In uhamosthmotherklndmlan
aul‘lnal you could mention-l than a
sit "'
I.
SI
J'fifimmcmmyu ' '
I . 'o'W' atom . .
- I. 154...; yrs-.344 S '
1.? richest :1 o'clock- Ila-m1.“
1.1....
I mm “Kl?“
.l“ in}.
MM" Hello col; pcéu. '
View“: Ii. Win-arse. by sum
While Ruling on Train.
Olgccr John ii. Tobthlli found an
itinerant tinsn'llth iii a bad way in
8 stréé‘r, list lligh't Thé' than
was nearly “'all in?’ billing 'a big and
lagged out. on his head in. said he
had. been riding on a mum train.
I! had struck against one of the
bridges. ‘*
Oiiloer 'roodilu to'olt the man {0 pi»
1}er heagdunrtars. Where Dr. 1: lg.“ (lo-
rn a"! ill 9 IN
evie'dydp tn? null?” 'gb'g my
hints as‘ James mansion, at on-
g him. and later .be lmntonthe
omo oi: a. (fiend battled Sideynolds. lll
Ely 'avenue. , .
sklmgltu my“ ”new
Seldom has a rain stom- been more
welcome tlIAn that which Arrives at.
um.
,. um: tumour 6 day. “Ill-Inn‘s: and
gardens have n badly dial-add by
the album: but It Is uptichlb that
fall. bubonic», will
ban mean»
more?“ muddy toward the dance:
until several days ago the “diet:
commoner began restricting the
an or the city wattle tor lawn sprink-
,.
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