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Without 8m Mrs. 1111111111111
1 81111111111111 homait‘o‘HS‘ioai It
Justice MonWalioniou disposed 01'
trio cases before him in Foirileid yes
1.1111110 morning: Vac'nreiii accused of
low 11 lo’b't beer, the prisonog plead
‘ 1111111 111111 was iined 110 wit, costs
9 13610 i all This is the man whose
111111110 wits previously given as Monti-l
I and who being connected with
. 'rme‘r Mastrlonannl place goi
Mn 201111100 Held.
EITM other case we that 01‘ Mrs. Liz
@mhoo charge with 111011, she
1. alien to Bridgeport jnll pending
L ‘8. 11111111115 in not case Saiulday morn
4,1111"; and in default of $200 bond. Iicr
1. 1011 John, alleged to have been impli-
‘ 110th in this and other thefts in miss
11.13 F1om the sto1y told by Patrick
(lollect accused of the same crime
John told him he was going to run
* from town and go to Dnnbtuy
dicotions points to a cnuso celebrc
on. a. Illlffliiy and if the confession of
young 01111911 is borne out the aroused
Minion may move to be u veritable in
male Fagin.
Boy Accuses Woman.
Collett‘a confession is that about the
date of tht1 robbely hc 11211111011 01' his
limit, with whom he lives and whom
he calls “mother, " hnd $100 in u bu- .
rout! draw. He fulthcl alleges she so-
liciied him to get the money and bring
it to hel.
That he had frequently stopped at
her place and. “she was kil’ld to me."
on the day lullowlng his relating his
discovery of his aunt's money the ac-
101181111 woman is credited with having
again told him to get it.
his went away with lohn Zalnboo
.to his aunts house and found no one .1
home Then he says, John told him
'to go get the money while he 101111.
1 sided outside and watched that no one
came.
Gave it to Mrs. Zamboo.
He got. out with the money and at.
once proceeded to the leillhoo house
where he turned the $100, “all in $111
bills" over to Mrs. 211111de "and she
W
A ram 70 h "1111
. Trial Rnuits in complain ours or m
teen-Your'Cau in Two Weeks.
“in a letter published in his losing! 1‘
piper. .01 Thompson. of mi
1119111: N. 1 . 1011:8111; ho was a so 11
191 r0 ‘1; 11111 or 11011111 years. ‘1"
one 11% 112' about his nastiflS “
,ihe best investment 1 ever made."
skin disease is permanently eradicated
r 111-ind 1
Dub. lam. 01111. ”Dr Todd replied that
.110 1311] loathing that would relieve
it not it manently cure me, " any! Mr.
Thompson, ”but otter treatment for so
many years i had grave doubts. The
doctor pioduced a box or 1101110111. and
I promised to give it 11 1111111111] trial.
i followed directions. and in two
wechs’ time find myself entirely cured.
The fifty cents I paid tor the box was
Not alone eczema, but every surface
by poslam, itching being stopped at
one. ’
Write to the Elliergcncy Laborator-
les, 32 West ’l‘wentydll'th street. New
Yorhclty, for a free trial package 01'
poslam. With this sample alone com.
picxions may be cleared and pimples
banished from the face. The Clifford
Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley. .lr.. as
well as all good drnggluts everywhere,
always carry poslnm 111 the regular
sizes 111 50 cents and $2. .
kW. . ................_............W .2W.....-. W
then 1.1011. 0111 1101 pochet two $1 bills
and gave’p em to me.‘
Patrick 3009 on to any he remained
at the Zamboo house all 01' that night
and also that he was‘ ‘troutod line" by
the woman.
After Other Lad.
it is understood no effort is to be
made to loud John Zumboo and brim:
him back for trial. it is expected tur-
iher that olhcr'allcgcd thci‘ts will be
fastened on him not! startling revchr
lions result.
Attorney Hull. of Bridgeport. has
been retained on council for M rs. Zuni-
boo.
~Chenpcst accident insurunmwilr.
Thomns' Eclectric ()il Stops the. pain
and heals the wound. All tlruggists
sell it.
SOLD BEER TO A MINOR.
NEW LONDON. May 21L~Antonlo
Lovcrone wns fined $100 in the police
court this morning for soiling 11 glass
of beer to 0 minor on Muy u.
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Coney Island
A Bevy 01 Pretty Girls nod Comedians
Ing‘e and Farrell
Comediennes
Viola Daily
Songs .
iNeary, Bliss and Ross
Dancing Novelty
Matincc
Daily
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which balsam daobury May 15.4111 1
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ADMISSION. - 25 CENTS
wggx .ACK To VAUDFJ BOYS UHDIR 12 WRSP 90 CENTS
{trend mail Fm to Lollies.
’ Nationttl
Forrncriy Store oi Rogers 81 Stevens
"TURDAY, M'“ 2111,10 A M
And UNTIL MAY 31d, 6 P. M.
I
W. J. West occupies the store June lst.
All Goads Muél
~' the Godds
$15, 000
worth of
Be Sold at What
Will Bring
Clot
1n:
. Bought of Rogers 81 Stevens 7
Sale Open's SATURDAY, May 21d, '10 A. M.
No One Admitted Until Saturday, 10 A. M.
Bring This With You.‘ Check Up
the Items T hat Interest You
Men's White Handkerchiefs. l1emstitchcd..5c
Men‘s $10.50 Overcoats at. . . ..... ‘ ..... $4.85
Men's $I§o Woolen Cheviot Pants . .~... . . .73c
Men‘s and Young Men‘s Worsted Suits. $9.98
Men‘s Fine Trousers .................. $2.48
Children's Suits and Boys' Suits in wool.
qualities retailcd at $3. sizes age 8 to 17. $1
One large lot of Youths' Suits. ages 15 to
20; long trousers, coats and vests. . . .$3.8o
Gcntlcmcn's Fine Ovcrcoats. light and dark
shades of pronounced stripes. green.
brown. oiivc’and plain colors. stylish
winter Ovcrcoats; store them for us
at ............................... $10 98
Small Men‘ 5 Suits ...... ..$10 and $15
Special attention is called to the line of
Men's Winter Overcoats which this saic
will close. made up into lot of many bro~
ken lines; rich, dressy. durable Coats.
worth $20.00. at ..................... $7.50
Men's durable every day Suspenders. 25c
kind'. at ............................. 11c
Men‘ 5 Fall and Top Overcoats fine all wool
qualities in blacks, dark and light colors.
some silk lined, some silk to the edge:
worth $18 and $20; broken. to close out
at ................................. $5 00
Yout‘tg Men's Stylish Suits in black blue
and mixtures: worth $18 and $25, at. $8.85
Men‘s and Young Men‘s choice Dress Ov-
crcoats. hand tailored. exquisitely trim-
med in fancy Scotch Cltcviots and also
in finest 'i‘hibois. Vicunas. Velours and
Frieze; not a Coat in the lot worth less
than $30: the correct styles for fashion-
ubly dressed men. There are one and
two of each kind. at .......... . $13.05
Men's Spring and Summer. 1910. Suits.
worth $12 to $30. Salc some the line
8.1.. ......... 1,.... 3.3.89
$22 00 Suits at ........................ $8. 98
Men 11 Fine Trousers. $5. 50 value ........ $11.37
Men‘s Winter Suits ................... $4.04
One 101.01 Children‘s Fine Ali-Wool Suite
for ages 5 to 10: bingo and mixed pat-
terns. at ........................... $2.95
. Men‘s good $11.00 Pants of heavy dark WWI;
01111. choice ........................ 1.11
Men‘s highest clans Trousers at less than
1-2 pricc : hand tailored and intent Spring
and Summer patterns; also heavy
weights—«4111 are marked to real cash
value. Note particularly those 111 ..$3 87L
Boys‘ $4.50 811115. neat dark patterns. good
strong material. at ................. $1.89
One lot of Men's Shield Silk Bows ........ 31:
Fine All Wool Suits. hand tailored. hand
buttonholcs. very stylish; $20 and $25
1 ”Suits. This sale at $10 87. $8. 89 and. .$7. 98
One lot of Men‘ sMFashionablc Four- in Hand
Ties at .............................. Be
One lot Men's Fine Dress Suits. in all the
latest styles and shades: none worth less
than $20. Your choice at ............ $9.28
Men‘s Blue Handkerchiefs. 10c grade. at. . . . 1c
Men's and Young Men’s Suits. stylish pat-
terns. for dress and semi-dress; worth
$23; small lots bunched into one order
to represent all sizes. at ............ $12.69
Men‘s Madras. Cheviot and Percale Shirts.
$1 and $1.25 quality Coat Shirt. latest
style ...... r. ......................... 76c
50c Negligec Shirts. light and dark pat-
terns; w: open on sizes while they last. .25c
$30 Spring Suits. greys, olives and other
new fashionable patterns of this Spring.
made by Hart, Schatincr & Marx. and
other noted clothes makers. cut in the
latest styles. While they last ...... $14.89
$1.25 Pants. men's good everyday Pants. as-
sorted 1013. all bunched into one to close
out at ................................ 511:
WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS
«In this purchase are several hundred cle-
ant Winter Suits and Overcoats for Men and
oung Men. which are going at prices that will
appeal to intelligent. economically inclined
folks as the kind of savings to make now for
next winter. Going at small part of their value.
$1 Negligent Shirts. latest styles. cuffs at—
tached. Like finding the money ...... 361:
AmeriCan and Imported Half Hose. in
black. tan. fancy mixtures or stripes;
worth 25c to 5°C. at 16c. 12c. and at ...... 7:
Men's Mixed Cotton Hose. 10c quality. at. .4c
One lot of Men 0 All Wool Culimcre Suits,
substantial and well worth $15; dork
mixtures, also black and blue. Sale
price ....... . ...................... $6.48
Men's firemen and police suspenders. best
, 15c quality mode. at .................. 13c
Men’s Best 83 Pants. medium. light or
heavy weights To close the line. $1 89
Boys and Children‘ 3 Novelty Suits. worth
$6 to 810. Cut. slashed and slaughtered
to turn out quickly. Great selections at
bargains at .1 ....................... 84. 28
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910
Bridgeport Advertisements
Bridgeport Advertiscmohta 1
The D. M. Read Co
EStablzsbed I857.
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saw-2....-. ..
The 59 n. Foulards
it is not often but: has 1511111 a chance at scasonablc Silks
as at this. Special in houlartls Earlier in the Spring the
same grade of Silks were placed before our customtirs with
the manuiattnrers' name and thc ptices 75 and 85c. We 13‘
bought those you) some Silks in 1910 patterns the other day
and 111111 them at 59c.
They are spotproof against water.
Dainty summer colorings and designs in wide taricty.
. Silk Section, main floor.
When vudor Screens Arc Uséd
Iilt‘. patch can be kept as privately as an inner rOOill.
lhc‘occupani can see out but outsiders cannot see in, and
tin exclusion of too hot sunshine or 100 violent winds can
be regulated at pleasure The \ 1111015 are a conv euicnt fea-
ture towards the arrangement of ()lll.(It)01 sleeping rooms. ‘
I11 these dimensions. 11:1,
4 x 8 at $2.25 8 x 8 at $4.00.
0 x 8 ht $3.00 10 x 8 at $5.00.
in dull and blended green or brown. Easy to adjust.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Small Articles That Are Useful
to the Housekeeper. .
Dust lirushcs 2510901: '
Sanitary Brushes 25 and 50c.
Moulding I‘ii‘tisilcs 7517.1
Yogctublc Scrubs . 5c.
liotiic ill-unites it) to 40c.
(111 (lines Iirushcs 500.
and 501?.
and 4513.
75c. 1..
.inscmcut Furnishing Store.
Store l‘olishcrs
Lucc Curtain llrnshcs
Fancy licurth Iil'llnllcs
Shoppers will find the Tea Room 1111 1111 iting place those
51111111111.11>.t)11111 substantial mi‘iltlnv lunchcons can be
111.: .=:1.-:i.i.‘hitl\1n 1111111713 or liilll salads (inint) sandwiches,
humc manic rah-11.101151, chicken pnttics. ctr. ‘
'l‘cn. 111111111. (111111110111. icrti or hot. at all hours.
Women's linini linibroiilcrrtl.I.inru limnlkcrchici's. cm~
Ill‘uitit‘l't’ti in 1.11111 corner, pttrc llncn. rcry dainty. 250.
The D. M. Read Co.
Wh‘t P Gods
This has been a remarkable season for Wash Fabric Never be
fore has there been sue variety in stylcs and bounty in caves Our
recent displat of Colore Wish Fabrltn brought an appreciative ros-
ponse This week we invite your inspection or our large variety in
Whitr1 «Piece Goods. an...”
India Linons. from - - - 80 to 25c
Nahuooks. - - - - 150 to 250
Persian Lawns. - - - - [lie to 350
Flaxons, 1 - - - - 20c to 25¢
Dresden -T cidlel’crislul Long Cloth; Liuon-dc-Llsle; Mer-
Bundle. White Swiss. plain and dotted; ‘
ceCriilltled Seersucker“ White Crepes; Fancy
White Goods, figured and Striped.
From tho‘uo one can motto 0 satisfactory selection for Graduation
Ilt'i'fitu'h'. Rot-P11110011 and other special occasions. Aim for tire general
‘ worn for which Whltc Goods nre now so descrv'cdl) popular.
Special Prices on Numerous items A.
81 $011
84 Washtnkfb $1.,180111l1 N'tii'w alk
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limit mocks
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