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RESTRAINED FROM PAYING 65,000 TROOPSLEGISLATURE REPORTERS

andInjunctions Against Comptroller

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Treasurer Till September.Special For Wednesday

and Thursday10 STAMPS WITH 2 lbs SHOULDER STEAK 25c

LINED UP IN

LONDON TODAYNew Haven, June 20 In the "Super

ior court nere yesterday Judge-- . v u-li- am

H. Williams issued temporary in-

junctions restraining Thomas D. Brad-stree- t,

State comptroller, and Costellomass Strict Orders For Police to GiveFresh Pork 14c lb12c lb Lippitt, State treasurer, from payingto eleven newspaper reporters of the

Rib LambChops. .. .

rV2BO Mere's YOUR MewsXDo You Want to Make the Biggest Savings

M Chops. no Special Privileges Coro-- ;

nation DayState $300 each. The reporters wereappointed official reporters b,y theState Senate for the present session,and four taxpayers . in the State,among whom is Horace D. Taft,

Stamp Specials Y Already 'Much Wrangling and of the Year onbrother of President . Taft, brought20 Stamps with 1 canproceedings before the court, asking Jealousy Among Royalty Over

Precedence in Processionthat an injunction against the pay

Cut Price SpecialsE. C. Com Flakes 3C pkg

HeckeVs Oatmeal. gg pkg

Cream of Wheat J2c pks

Shredded Wheat JOG pkg

Cook's Malto Rice Qq pkg

ment of the fees be granted. Thetemporary injunction granted yester-- 1

day runs until, the first 'Tuesday in TOMMIESMEPfS10c

10c

20c

Powdered Ammonia

20 Stamps with 2 boxes

Parlor Matches

20 Stamps wlthNl cakeBaking Chocolate

September, when the question of a (Special from United Press.London, June 20. The blaringpermanent injunction will come before

the court. bands and flashing uniforms of 65,- -

000 soldiers descended upon London,today, givfhg a decided military tingeFRATERNAL NEWSto the preparations being made forcakes

Here's the Sack Clothingf Go.BANKRUPT STOCKthe coronation. .25c20 Stamps with 7

Laundry Soap15cBO Stamps with 1 packageGrandma's Soap Powder The coming of the soldiers brought

MORNING STAR LODGE, S. OF B.Morning Star lodge, No. 1, S. of B.,

has elected the following officers:Commander. Elizabeth Crossman: ice countless thousands of, sight seers to

the streets and the worst street jamyet experienced resulted! The solcommander, Harry Tiffany; marshal,..35c

...60c30 Stamps with 1 lb Gold Medal Coffee . . . .

lOftStanrps with 1 lb Gold Medal Tea . , . . . .diers marched to the various parks,where they will be iencamped until theend of the week.

Edith Lyon; chaplain, Mary L Lent;inside guard, Edgar H. Wigglesworth ;

outside guard, Joseph H. Beaudry;organist, Florence Smith urst; trustee,18 months, Elizabeth Flannery; repr Another . preparation under way,

today, that savored of actual waresentative to Supreme lodge, Mary times, was the stocking with provis100 Stamps wfth 1 can White Lily; Bak. Powder 45c

20 Stamps with 1 can Pure Breakfast Cocoa. . . 20c ions or noteis ana residences ,witninMalley ;alternate, Mary B. Pulver.The newly elected officers will be in-stalled Monday evening, July 17. s

the coronation area. Owing to theclosing of street traffic and the general suspension of business, June 22

,ST. JOHN'S LODGE. and June 23, it will be practically-I-

offered to you at astounding reductions. It is good clean dependable stock wegive you our word for that and it contains the newest numbers in shirtsieck-wea- r,

gloves and other things necesssary to a man's list of wearables. -

Me bought .this bankrupt stock at immense reductions and we turn it over ,

for your choosing in a like manner. V

THE SALE BEGAN THIS MORNINGIt offers you a full saving of 33 1--3' and in many cases'lBVEN I IORK

Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Shirts at 79c

possible to secure provisions iat thisA stated communication of St.John's lodge, No. 3, A, F. & A. M..will be held tomorrow evening at Ma

time: Hotels, restaurants ana privatehouses are therefore laying in storesas though in anticipation of a ions

Dodo! Food Market & City Bakery' 951 MAIN ST., City Bakery Building sonic Temple, . at 7:30, to confer the siege.Master Mason degree. ,

This evening there will be a meet No such thing as special privilegesing of Corinthian lodge, A. F. & A. will be known on coronation day. This

was Indicated, today, when requestsupon the police by Princes, ' noblesat tne Masonic Temple.and other royalty for special streetNEW TENT. places was refused.

This bids fair to develop a big rowDepartment President Mrs. Nellie D.Orchard of New London, and Depart but Home Secretary Churchill, who is

ex-offic- io head of the police, is standment Guide Annie TUby, assisted bying firmly by the orders for no prethe members of Elias Howe Post, G.1

REPUTATION IS A GREAT BOONBepeciallly if it is GOOD reputation. INVADER COAIi has arcfnrtatlan. ' It is reputed to be the BEST coal sold in the city.Try It! One rial brings a gladsome SURPRISE.

ference. -GOODrr is: A--

R' and Franklin Bartlett Camp,Sons of ' Veters,' will Institute a newtent of the Daughters of Veterans inthis city tonight. The new tent will

Soft Pongee and Soise tteShirts with French cuffs neatBlack and White Dress Shirts,in plain and fancy pleated bos-oms, all made coat style and in-

clude the best makes such as"Mattawan," "Empire,' ' etc.

There will be no. moving picturecommercialism of the coronation. Thfswas decided, today, when perjnissionwas refused to a ( clneamafographcompany, to place a camera inside.i bear the name of Angeline H. Bart-

lett. No. 4. This is to pay tribute Westminster Abbey. The company ofao'- - r0- - to the mother of Senator F. A. Bart fered a huge price for this concessionlett, whose ' father's name is attached but the impropriety as well as thedanger was obvious. '

This will leave Sir Benjamin Stone, Men's 50c and 69c Shirts at 36cto the .camp of the Sons of Veteransof this, city. Miss Margaret Beck andMrs. "Belle Curtlss liave 'organized thenew tent, with a charter membership theoff icial photographer . of parlia

ment, as the only man who will beof 30. Soft Pongee for warm weather wear and neatfancy stripe coat style shirts for dress wear. ' ti

permitted to take a camera inside theabbey and - photograph the historicproceedings. The Crownsr that will beplaced on the royal heads of George

MISS GRACE CLARKE ANDHER STUDENT. PLAYERS and Mary on Thursday, the robes andD,2lhi2grlhi Valley other coronation regalia were taken.The chart for reserved seats ' for

Miss Clarke's plays opened this, morn rrom tne ionaon tower, today, andstored in the strong room of Buck- -ing: at Jackson s Bookship. If you holdREDUCED RATES TO THE WEST tickets for this affair tney can be . ex inghant Palace, where they will beunder special guard until time for Men's 50c .titchanged :any time, between now and.NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN, SOLD JULY 1, 2 and 3. A . . . their use. . , ; - '$ 10.00 3Friday evening:. Miss .Clarke's ..plays The old question of procedure In Neckwear athave always ; excited the interest ot

Bridgeport and a treats is in store for the coronation procession always88.00105.80 fruitful of wrangling and petty .jeal

f .rACEFTC COAST AND RETURN, SOLD JUNE 26 to JULY 4... vP CTFlbCOASTi' SOLD DAILY TO SEPTEMBER 30 . . . '.. .1 . J-

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ROCHESTER, ACCWTftHV MYSTIC SHRINE, SOLD JULY 8, 9

those who . enjoy the best , along--. this ou3ies has broken out at this timei mi . . mline, l nere .win . d iwo -- penonnances, and King George is believed to beone Friday evening and; one Saturday greatly harassed over the problemafternoon at 2:1a., and 10 x. ...... ......... .. xo.50 tentative make up of the coronatio r The well known "Le Mar" Cravats in the newest styles ofexceptionally large lot and choice assortment.

. PRIZE FOR MR. BREEN. procession has been submitted by thesmall army of special envoys, mostof whom are royalties, who" no! soonersaw the arrangements than the proFrancis. J.- - Breen, a Brldgeporter who

ROCHESTER, ACCOUNT G. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMP3IENT,sold August is, 19, 20 and 21. .- - 10.50

Full tarf6rjjtIon Iry addreBsiaa: '"Si W.- - PRINGLE, N.: E. P. A., 39 Cburcht. " 7

. Street, New Haven, Conn. - Tel. No, 1140 . . .1test strong enough- - in some inhas just passed -- the bar examinations,

was presented with the Parker . prizefor? the best essay on Roman law, inconnection with the exercises at Yale,

stances to be plain straight kicksbegan to pour in. Never were theJealousies, that" lodge In royal headsyesterday.-"- .

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more clearly demonstrated. The Duke: - t of Norfolk, as Earl Marshal of the' POINTS OF INTERESTMen's 25c Suspenders

at 16cempire, is supposed to arrange , theprocession and to have the etiquette' It Will Pay You a pairor tne tning. down so fine that ; misto trade at E. H. Dillon & Col's, 1105 takes are impossible. The Duke andthe King were in consultation, today.Main . street, for your millinery be The "Monarch Brace' for dress wear and ;cause they will save you at least 1-- 2 over this matter. Regardless of their

on the purchase price. , . final decision, there are , sure , to bemany disappointed envoys. Just as " Police ' ' Suspenders for service. :

"' !. , Found!

Wanted: Carpenterswho desirq to equip their tool chest with absolutelythe BEST tools in the world-- - ,

WE HAVE THEM Sf,Henry Disston's famous crosscut and rip saws, Stanley's planes, Back

- Bros. chissels, plumb hatchets Atha Tool Co.'s handles, .Yankee handdrtfls and screw drivers; Jennings' bits; Fray's braces and hand drills.

PRICES MODERATE. . FAIRFIELD AVE. WINDOW

there were at the funeral of the lateA" hardware store where any Item of King Edward.mechanics tools or household hardware an be '

purchased at a very mod-erate price. A" hardware store' where GEORGE V. THANfCS

BRIDGEPORTERS FOR 'the entire line covering four floors isso classified that the salesmen canpick up at a moments, notice Just thearticle you are looking for. A hard CONGRATULATIONS

f - .......' Men's $1.50 Gloves at

r- - The well known "Adler" Gloves, in,

Tantand BrownMen's and Boys' sizes.

ware store complete in every detailwhere the manufacturer can get his The Rev. Francis V. Atkinson, at"THE DEPARTMENT HARDWARE STORE.'--i v- 1 .supplies in sufficient quantities : to whose pastorate,, the Second Baptistmeet every demand, and the Housewife church, a large ' gathering of formermay purchase the little needful artiManson to English subjects adopted resolutionscles for the home at a great savingLyon-Grumma- iiof time, patience and money. The of congratulation on the approachingplace, corner of .Fairfield avenue and coronation or George V, received --a

FAIRFIELD AVENUE, COR. MIDDLE STREET Middle street, Lyon, Grumman, Man 39c and 49c Underwear atson Company. f

cablegram from London this forenoonIn response to the message forwardeaby action of the meeting at his church"A Good Name is Rather to be ChosenSunday evening. ; . - -

The cablegrani dated . at London,Than great riches" said the "Wise

man. The reputation of an' article orfirm Is the keynote of success. It isthe reputation for superiority of In

follows

25c and 29c Underwear at119c

"White, light-- weight mesh' and Bal-briggan underwear, short sleeve shirtsand short or long drawers. V

Geo. B. Clark & Co. pastorvader coal which has made this pro "Rev. Francis V. Atkinson,

Second Baptist church, - . 1239avenue, Bridgeport:

NObleduct a "talked or commodity in thehome. Housewives not only "speak

Balbriggan and Gauze short sleeveshirts and short and long drawers,whiteand Balbriggan.

"The King desires me to thank you ftfor your telegram and good wishes.

It Is signed by a secretary.well," but enthusiastically of the burn-ing qualities of this famous coal. Theprice is at Its lowest now. Patrick Mc-Ge- e,

269 East Washington ave., Phone3328. KILEY DIED FROM

Furniture . Caroets. OVERDOSE OFCHLORODYNE

Maurice Klley, aged 32, living withMen's 10c and 12 l-- 2c Socks at

7c a pairPlainXand fancy cotton and lisle Hose in black

his wife at 1224 Pembroke street, died

THE PRETTIEST FACEand the most beautiful hands are of-te- n

disfigured by an unsightly wart.It can easily be removed in a few dayswithout pain by using Cyrus WartRemover, for sale only at The CyrusPharmacy, " 253 Fairfield avnue and186-Canno- St. . ;

at the Bridgeport ; hospital last nightfrom an overdose of chlorodvne.and StovesDraperies proprietary medicine, 30 drops bfwhich was his prescribed dose. Once and all other colors and fancy figures and stripes.before Kiley took an overdose of medicine when the alloted amount did notappear to be beneficial, and the disregard of instructions resulted in hla

CLEANEASV, THE BEST HANDSOAP. .

. Guaranteed not ' to injure the skin.Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust.Grease. Ink, Paint and Dirt. For thehand or clothing. , Large can 10 cents.Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn. 24Stratford Ave. t

immediate recovery.Recently he was taken ill. rDr,

George B. Cowell was in attendance,1057 TO 1073 BROAD STREET, OPP. POST OFFICE

Men's 50c Belts at 36cBlack, Brown, Tan and Gray, all leather.

: Men 25c Belts at 18cBlack, Tan, Brown Leather Belts with metal or

covered buckles. '

The medicine was not working quickenough to suit Kiley. He drained thebottle, lay down and was soon . in--TO- stupor. His wife, called Dr.-Cow-

who summoned the ambulance corpsHe was taken to the Bridgeport hospital. Death occurred at 10 o'clock.

Mr. KHey was a member of StCharles' church. The last rites of thechurch were administered. . The desio.oo Also Pajamas, Night Shirts, Sweaters, TTmbrel las at the most exceptional

reductions. SEE WINDOW DISPLAYceased was employed on the groundsof the U. M. C. Co.

JWM. QRIESINQER & SON ANNUAL FIELD DAY OFHAMILTON COMMANDERYAGENTS. 43 JOHN STREET

SOCIAL AND PERSONAI:CAN YOUR WASHING BE DONE CHEAPER THAN Mr. and Mrs.XMcXabb and Misi.;

Marguerite Bishop will sail for avisit in; ETyrope, next Satur-- ;THE CRAWFORD WAY? ,

All the clothes for-th- e family washed and lie flat pieces ironed for oneand one-ha- ir cents a piece, providing your wash contains 50 pieces. Ourway saves health, worry and trouble. Telephone and the wagon will call. Former Senator Allan W. Patee. Mrs--- '

Paig and their daughters, Marion andAline, will sailoa-th- e Olympic Jum28. - , .

THE CRAWFORD LAUNDRY CO.435. FAIRFIELD AVENUE Telephone 2910

HOSECotton Hose,rubber lined 9c foot '

Half Inch Rubber Hose 9c footThree ply Hose. . . . lOo, 12c footFive ply IIose; 14c foot

' Seven ply Hose. .... . . 16c footHose Reels, 100 feet hose" $1.00Hose Menders. Hose Pliers,Couplings, Washers, Wires, etc.

TEMSSHOESSIen'3 White Soled Oxfords $1.15Men's P'ack . Oxfords . 75cBoys' Black Oxfords ......65cYouths' Black Oxfords. ... .55cMen's High Shoes, white sole

$1.40Men's Black High Shoes,. $1.00Boys Black High Shoes. ...75c

Telephone 2337 '

Jaycox Rubber Co.

1042 MAIN STREETHead Cannon St.

Mrs. "William" M.f, Terry and niece.:Miss Buxton, of kntilla,- - Cuba, drovrto New London today to attend thI

sun came out, Mr. Bulkley had hisfam team hitched to a large lumberbox and lnvitfd'his guests to take aride to see his 1911 colts. It occu-pied a half hour m which to reach tnapasture, where they saw the sight oftheir lives, 14 marc? each with a foalat her side. The colts as well as theirdams seemed "ieligated" to see thedelegates from Bridgeport, and poeedfor their picture3.

On returning to the house, a lightlunch was proviotd, the main dish ofw; ich was strawberry short cake.The party left the farm about 6o'ek ek and arried back in the PaikCity about 8 o'clock. Mr. Bulkley'sstring for this season is made up ofthe following named horses:

Raffles, Mls3 Anon, Pauline, Arleen,Miss Jay, Roy, Sim Kohl, and theyexpect to leave the farm about June22 for Hohukus, X". J., where liieystart . in their several classes" July 4tn.Nohma, ,2:07 1-- 4, with her 1911 colt ather side, -- was shown separately fromthe others, as she is pastured close atthe farm for safe keeping. !

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convention of banking-- interests aKEastern Point, tomorrow. Mr. an4r.ANYTHING IN A STORE THAT IS WORTH

SELLING IS WORTH ADVERTISING

QUESTS OFJUL. BULKLEY ,

Party of Bridgeporters EnjoyedOuting at Mr. Bulkley's

Stock FarrnFriday morning' of last week an auto

party ,frora Bridgeport was made upof L. D. ' Plumb, I. T. Banks, Dr.Southey, and Messrs. Peck and Scflo-ftel- d

to go to Mount Klsco, N. Y.,v. here they planne 1 to spend the daywith B. A. Bulkley and see his horsesand colts. The run of over 40 mileswas made in one hour and forty min-utes. On their arrival they wereprovided with a fine dinner whichthey did justice to. Mr. Bulkley wasexpecting them and had his trottersand pacers vail groomed for the oc-

casion. Among the horses he workedout for the party over his half miletrack was Miss Jay Pauleen, MissArion, Roy, Haliow Een, Raffels, bimKohl, and several others. The fast-est mile shown was in 2:19 1-- 4. Raf-fels was in ' fine shape but was notworked a mile up to his speed. Theafternoon's entertainment 'was brougntto a sudden close owing tfto a hardthunder shower wnich lasted abouc anhour. When it cleared up and the

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For the first time in 12 years Ham-ilton Commandery, Knights Templar,of this city will leave Bridgeport forits field day exercises, when on Thurs-day, by special train and with bigstreet parade, the commandery will goto Danbury to be the guests of Cru-sader Commandery of that city, atLake Kenosha.

The Danbury Knights have, selecteda model location for the field day.lhe grounds are on the property, ofthe Danbury Country Club, the wellappointed home of which will be atthe disposal of the visitors. A sheeproast will be served and an entertain-ment has been prepared.

Sir Knight Fred E. Brown has prom-ised that the full Knights Templarband will accompany the pilgrimage.The Sir Knights will report at theasylum at 12:15 in full Templar uni-form. Lines will be formed at 12:30in Bank street, with the right restingon Broad street. The parade willproceed through Broad street to State,to Main, to Gold street, to the station,and at 1 o'clock a special train willleave.

The committee of arrangements in-cludes" Angus H. Mackenzie, chairman.Anker S. Lyhne, John A. Gorham, "W.B. Burnham, Harry F. Parrott, JohnH. ."Wade, Swan B. Brewster..

Let the public know what you have to sell,the columns of " Farmer.' 'through the The cost is

small and the method effective.

Mr. Hall, the cashier of, -- the Pequon-- ?

nock bank, being Jthe' treasurer of thj(Ccnnecticut Bankers. Association.

Mr. and Mrs. ,"H. H". DeLoss of 131

Park Place, will saiJUbn he Caledonlifor Europe, Saturday. ' with theifdaughters, Dorothy, and. Marjorie. 4

BRIDGE WHJST-SERIES- . )

The second of a series ladibridge whist games it the Bridgeport 1

Yacht Club will vb vfceid TrfuradayJune 23 at 3 o'clock Th prtz habeen donated by Nathaniel w. Blatuop.

EVERYBODY THINKS THATSATISFACTION COAL

IS THE BEST IN THIS CITYITISWANT ADVERTISEMENTS ONE CENT A WORD