Tirol plain ‘ roadway. N
York, clitoris flock is Attract-
00
In South Norwalk Is now going on at. ,
Gottlieb's. 11 North Main street The
, very best and most; meritorious clot
ins. furnishings. hats; and shoes can he
Mush i at less than manufactured coat. 1
The stock offered on sale has been
bought by the that firm from chrW
Clothing Company. 008 Broadway. at»
a trauma? 0! NW“ vallue. Wits:
make a 01: y ow pr o _
possilIle. 000 who need similar
or not should attend this sale. the like
of which never occurred in town be,
fore. ' ‘
NO. I AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Qtrustees. as it is our custOm never to cam and seasona-
' over from one season to another. we have made prices
that end lii view.
”for“ Wash Goods.
will come to an end iii a few daus. as we cannot keep up this moneu losing game ,
much louder. ' '
This Sale has been a great loss to us from a profit point of view. though we .
cannot help but feel flattered at this great and generous response from the shop-
ping public. the heavu busing and the great enthusiasm diSpianed bu all who visr
ited our store iii the past few daus was ample compensation Ior the loss incurted
on the merchandise sold during the sale. It stronglu convinces us of one point - ~
that is. the people have learned from our past fulfilment iii the advertising line that
we do not misrepresent values:
For Tomorrow, Fnda y
JJ..- 9 3 F.*"' 9? ‘ f ,., . ”new I i” If
R u .w» n “‘p’t
and Saturday '
‘ I
we havetprepared for uou an:aggregaiion of bargains still greater than heretofore.
We are determined to turn our vast stock of merchandise into readu cash. Our
big rurniture Stock which will be in our store bu Sepirll.25. must be paid for in
ten daus after it reaches our store. Hence the Big lioneu Raising Sale.
Come Grim I ome Alli
We have Clothes for Men and Women. for Boris and Girls.
Whm Shirt Wants.
troy White Goods. Colored Shirt Wotan.
w r and emanates. Wash Sum.
ARE ALL INCLUDED IN THIS SALE
Wash Skim.
Lfmn Suits and Skirts.”
side. Iiis colleague Ilaron Rosco, nc- the translation, but up to noon today
.4 » . ‘ companied by Mr i’okotiloff went into he had received none.
PEABE CONSIDERED Portsmouth with an automobile to do The difference in the. powers con-
: some shopping. fer-rod upon the two sets of plenipo-
'1 '19 iwl‘ioil 0f Walling WIN probably tentiurics also raises a veryrdolicnto .
continue until Monday to which day point and one of the greatest moment.
. the next meeting ot the «(inference in the Russian credentials the. emperor
"d MI‘. Willa IS Busy has been adjourned. of Russia pledges his word of honor to
‘ iiuron Komura and his cntouruge are sign any treaty which receives the ap.
contcni to give the other side all the provnl of Mr. Wills. The power con-
firnc required. At the met-ting ycstor- {erred upon. Mr. Witte to negotiate
ORTSMOUTH N H Aug 11—— day Mr. Witte promised to give a rc- and conclude any treaty of peace is
he flussian reply is practically com- sponse at the earliest possible mo— absolute. No restrictions are made.
and will be handed by Mr. mcnt. 'l‘hey readily accepted this nr- 'i‘he ratification of the emperor is
Wilts to Baton Komurn at9- aooclock rnngcment and did not even suggest pledged in advance.
Wrrow morning. Mr Witte has fixing a time limit. Among them 0 liaron Komuru's credentials on the
oflotndiy notified 3am“ Komura of feeling of relief seems to be monifest- contrary specifically provide that any
““9 fact and the call for a meeting of oil that the events of ycstcrday arc tr'cniy negotiated by Baron Konrnm
he conference tomorrow has been already history “they have patience must receive imperial ratification.
* “9d 311ml iknownhr‘rw tlo wlalt. AmmIzittrhI meaty lpvglve the rcsor¥a§ion uporfr :20
. mi ex inined uss ans s u rcury nppnrcn . a par 0 e emperor o span, 0 e
tongs rigging? 9313... 3:1 esplhndom thc‘ turmncse terms. especially arkins right to reject the treaty. The diver-g.
hat he had written the reply during Russia to foot the bill for the cost of coco in the character of the creuen—
be 111th in Russian and that tho No Win" 008510“ of tcrriiory and put rials is so vital that Mr Witte has
.mrg‘tapieg were now engaged in irons- a limit upon their naval forccs in tho rommunicated to Enron Komura a
a" It w 0 French and English For tins-t arc considered absolutely rrn- diplomatic note wherein he nutliIes
a?” m‘viged docr.rmcnt he said worrid crricriairruhle, 0n. thcsc points the the Japanese that while he stands
FINN”! be ready by 4 00102.1( mp. Russian answer is euro in be a non ready to acccpt the full powers con“
l"fibril-initial and it might be possible to possomns. (erred on him in View, of the limits
1199‘,“ to the Japan”... plenipoten- Nevertheless this will not cud the' turn plated upon the powers of Jn~
linden at 5 (smock, but in order to ncgotiuiious. Mr. Witto is slnccrcly pans chief negotiator, he regards it
We‘- unexpepled couunggucies he desirous of making peace and the us only proper that he could consider
hm notified Baron Koruurn that it nussiun reply stating what, points can the powers limited In the same way.
would be ready tomorrow morning. “ml What. points will not be accopicd in other words, unless the powers of
Mr. Wilts took occasion to deny the as n trusts for negotiation will leave ilrrron Komurs are Increased to make
current report that the answor had the way open for further proposals thcrn co-oqual with those conferred,
000 dictated In St. Petersburg He and counter proposals. 'lhe Russians upon Mr. Witto, Emperor Nicholas will
Our Guarantee
é-
“planted that his powers were such
. that it was not necessary for trim to
50'0“. instructions from St. Pciors-
eve that the views of the Japanese
no cmnmunicatod by Mr. Witte
shared by his majesty.
‘ who Japanese terms of peace
“allocation by tho emperor
Hamburg and the Russian
diaries awaiting the word
Meaty before compiciing ihc
their response. irn enforiod
0 come in the piorocdings of
‘ .. Mao o.rence
: and the automobiles
Morton at the outcome of tho
I, Hotel at the usual hour
it; Here sent back to their
he heat was sweltering.
m and his colleagues re
« in their room's. They
'wveiy- closed their arms
it the Russian response
“Wilts was at work early and
secretaries hurdly engaged
0mm” telegrams from St.
hi 8 o'.t.lock All the
anemia. liocontrolo
is otter . in on the Russian
trill titans
flood fly away.
on Bank you will
W000 it. AI you
' « produce his credentials at the first.
.. rout of course no m0“ of the liar
would doubtless like to proceed by a
process of elimination agreeing to"
some and rejecting or making counter
proposals to others. But the Jiipnucse
the Russian reply is expected to be
practically an ultimatum. a statement
of their irreducible minimum which
they will ask the Russians to tribe or
leave. his to the cost of the war. whila
inc Japanese have mentioned no sum.
it is known that they estimate the
(OM to date or about 8650..000 000. ’Iho
udrnrrtugc from this point of view of
not naming a fixed sum is that It
makcs clear that the principle of mon-
ey compensation which they have
ildOllittI is the cost of the war. which
will continue at the rate of about a
million a day as long as the war con-
iinucs.
The publication of the Associated
Press dispatches giving the donation
conditions created a great flurry at
the hotel among the arrests and the
newspaper correspondents. who had
only been able toguess at the terms.
Anion tho Russian newspaper cor-
res ants they were regarded as
impossible and the opinion was ex‘
pressed that. they would be rejected by
Russia.
in their opinion the answer of the
Russian people of all classes barring.
ran the radical rcvoiutionisis,
any; fininot p (reunion of pom-n“
dthc pay t. or an lumen»
Nademnity. ‘
WA very remarkable stats of affairs
oxisiir regarding the-trrflentisis of the
Japanese plenipoientioriu and the end
is not yet. Notwithstanding yester-
rrxuhangs of credentials all difficulties
upon that point has been removed, due
Associated Press learns authoritative-
ly nm the matter or iii is in issue.
Aferpiho failure of a run Komiira to
session on Wednesday“ En lish copy
was communicated to Mr. libs with
the statement that it was a copy.
but the paper was in no wise attested.
At yesterdays mica Boron Kornura
submitted the original in Japanese.
also mission could road it. 1015.00th
credentials, on the contrary.” nails in
Russian. ware accompanied
“life 0! 000“ I ...
trcuty Jhat is negotiated.
day's official statement that. with the .
Ishi‘ri‘
tilted copy in French whichom “‘
have the right to ratify or reject any
TROLLEY LINES MAKE A GOOD
NEW HAVEN. August li.—-'i‘hc first
annual report. of thc Consolidated Rail-
way Company has been made and cov
era the your ended June 30,1906. it
shows net earnings '00 8428. 000. The
capital stock of the company is 910
000. 000 and all but fifteen shares is
held by the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company which
has realised about “,5 per cent. on its
investments
The Ihowlnir is considered siriremsip
satisfactory, taking into consideration
the fact that thll I'- tho result or one»
finally the first your s operation of the
Consolidated Railway Company. and
that during the go oar many of the line:
now controlled y have been acquired
and operated as disjointed properties.
The old Fair Haven and Westvilio
road paid five per cent. per annum.
The Consolidated Railway and “glib
ing Company pays nothing on the corn-
mon stock at the present. time.
"Printors‘ ink has always hold that;
newspapers which carry the largest
number of w t..advertirromenirr are
at to the iii of the tar
Whgn 'in don 0000
Y can't do on
hollow the Wants):
if you put your ads
vertirrernorri. in the newspaper whicfl
curios the “now of the city in with:
it is printed. "adept. ii [004 Printers?
m. a journal for adsorb hers.
I;
Miriam. can we yum. I
NEW YORK August ll iudameii ‘
Farrell. of Brim 00nd,. was
ionized. £000 tofu“?! icon by
cordur Goff. or it rip a not less lribs
two years Ifl‘
error enticed i.
‘riiri. Mano
There is vs
Karina's
has been l
mu down not improve no tutu lr
runny friends would like to have hint
‘ union midri-
WHIN IN 0005:". US! THE IlNo ‘
iittlc change in no."
condition or 0i ivor iii Wilson. one of »
know? m .
for coins Mow. i ‘
and Honor Back it purchases are not satisfactoru goes with everu sale}
Now hero is something that will
probably make you laugh-trying to
sell you furs in the month of August-
but We imp been fortunate to got hold
of u lot of handsome Bonn and Muffa,
which wd can sell you at 50 per cent.
than sanrutwill cost you in two months
in and look the
chances odor. and you will buy some
from now. Come
of them.
Boas. v'alue "0.00: now. 00.00.
Boas. value $12.00; new, 90.00.
Boas. value 910.00; low. 07.00.
Boss. value $10.00; new 00.00.
noon. value @1800; now. 00.00.
lions. value “0.00: now. 010.00.
Boss. value 024.00; nolem.
Boas. value $20.00; now, 010.00.
All the latest tubal». Babies and
Martins; also. squirrel no“ and Haifa.
'.;Very heavy quality Tatiana. Eton
Jackets. white satin lining. beautifully
tailored. worth 915. 00; our price. 0?. 00.
{If A" :’
I
TAIkOR MADE OUITO
Guaranteed 09 to date. either short ' V
or long costs. for less money than it
i to and iheume.
. .
IAIN GOAT.
We still have a good assortment of
Rain Coats which will soil at half the
regular- IGIIIII. prices.
IOYO' KNII PANTI OUlTI
All aim. from! to 14.
Former price. 02.00; now, 01.00.
Former price. 00.00; now. ”.00.
Further pricg. “.00: now. 00.00.
Former price. 00.00; now. 00.00.
1““ .
trhf. Norm ll Ih hiuf -
39431:; fifmpkwum uhaya ”:92. in are not expected to agree to cuter SHOWING.
' ’mmunlcatron with his imperial mas- upon the diplomatic game of give and ' |
’ ’ WWW". WW has himself “0' “‘"I’ “m” “"9“ ”be. "‘“"’“‘“‘ ”mm“ “WWW“ "“0 Chm $420000 0" run so» AND mum. TAPPETA sILK non JACKETO. common FOR also
the reply 'ihore 1.. reason to pics are accepted. llrcir rejoinder to First Vnr.
This department looks as if 9 or,-
clone would have struck it WI are '
selling Men's Suits as easy as If they
were suspenderlwwhy shouldn’t they
an? when you consider the low phi“ ‘
we are getting for them. . ,
Butts formerly 012.00: inow, 90.90.
suits formerly 014, 00:0 now. 97.90.
Butts formerly 015 00. now. $7.90.
.‘Buiis formerly 010.00: now. ', _.
Suits formerly 01800; new. M-
Baits formerly ”0.00; now. 010.00.
MIN'I PANTI
We have a very lsru'uurtntont of
them.
Former price. 01.00; now. no.
Former price. is 00. now. v.00.
runner price. who now. “.00.
Former price. 00. 00; now. 01.".
7,. Minor price. 04.00. new. no).
roman» price. «.00; pop was.
. " few items mentioneddnithis Moire oniu ‘
. are Offering to the public. Hundreds of other thin‘s‘s ’iihichaie impossible to men‘-
lion and describe and which iiou Will find of some usefulness for some one in
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