Harpies
1 in
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Norwaik
nos..." 5; scours; surname.
his party were his privatem secretary. ‘ ” ‘ '
W. C. Dillinger; Rev» Chili Norton.
pastor or the Swedish Lutheran
Church. Providence. it. 1.: Rev. Dr. C
W
is
*1qu Clothing o.
H. GOODWIN. Manager.
1
_ matrimony while buying your dadllfiueceeslties at our store. Our prices
in comparison with quality, while our premiums are entirely FREE»
poring from .. 35111111
MaguoliaBl-and (a winnel) 11th ... 26¢
. ‘DslsyBrsnd .... ............... 3
' oleolet Brand ..... 36s
to?“ Powder (of the right sort) gun. ranteed under the Pure Food Law,
11., 50c. 31. 00 Worth of Checks with each pound.
Creamery: Butter perlb. .
Fresh 19333 for
oelllolle‘llvol-l.
21c
FRIDAY AND inseam.
Free Souvenir Days, with each and every title purchase.
The Boston Tea. 8r Coffee Co."
South Norwaik.
lip NorthLMain Street, ~
. 1 Telephone Call 336-6.
11 Wlnlfinnd Cirillo...
as
V‘
does nOt necessarily mean to buy expensive ‘Elothes,
make this store your shopping place. M.
We are headquarters for theh
ables. ‘We handle only reliabfé
o‘ matter how
. to givc entire satisfactifgn . ‘.
. Depend on tl’lifi
purchase and v .3“ wii
' You c9511“
l.
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if you
wetter class of Men’s Wear-
merchandise and every article
store for quality with everything you
1 never be disappointed.
1, buy the better class of goods here at lower prices
than at ny other store in Norwalk.
figECIAL UNDERWEAR AT 50c THE GARMENT.
. .1’ Nainsook Sleeveless Coat Shirts with Short Drawers to '
match, White Lisle Bachelor Shirts, Cloisnnctte Porous Knit
_ Shirts and Drawers, fine Domestic Balbriggan Underwear for
short stout men, as well as the tall fell'oWS. ,
Gauze Lisle Sleeveless Athletic Shirts for boys, 35c.
Straw Hats, New Neckwear, Leather Garters.
LOOK IN OUR‘ WINDOWS.
Willis H. Selleck,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Street, N orwalk
PHONE, 120.
FIVE MEN KILLED
IN AN EXPLOSION
Only Fragments of the Victims
of Slnnemahoning, Pa., Dis-
aster are Found
LEGAL NOTICES
1 ORDER or NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 311..
Court, June 18m, A. 1)., 1907.
in the matter at Mary A. Riltcr. ol‘
' Norwalk, in said district, an incapable
person.
‘ .Whercas. written application has
been made to this court by the con—
servator of said Many A. thlel, may-
log for reasons tholeln set torti1.l‘ol
orders authorizing and empowering
him to sell certain real estate or his
‘rlsld ward described ill said appllcu
I n on tile and to apply the proceeds
Ird her support, maintenance and
edlcai treatment.
., a Ordered. That said application be
' heard and determined at the Probate
Dulce in Norwulk. on the 1st day oi
July. 1907.11t 10 o’clock loronoon; and
but public notice thereof be given
toali persons interested thereto by
ulthlllhing this ordc1 in a ncwspapm
.liuvtng a circulation in said district
11 least live days before said day of
, hearing
HENRY W. Gilli
Probn \
WILLIAMSPORT, Pu, June 18.—
Fiveimen were killed in an explosion
ol‘ the gelatine department of the Sin-
neulnboning Powder Manufacturing
)onlpllny, at Sinnculnhonlug, P11., to-
day. The dead:
lilllmlro Sumorson, Edward Cole, .1.
B. Nelson, Hurry Cole, Samuel Shud-
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Only fragments of tile bodies were
found. As all the “Kill in the building
were killed it is not possible to uncor-
lnln the cause of the explosion. 'I‘wo
1111.111 at work hour by were injured.
A meeting of lilo Pastor’s Helpers
oi! the South Norwnlk Baptist Church
was Iltilll inst evening at the church.
Rev. Peter li‘rocbcrg, oi the Swedish
lnllllcrnu Church, in Bridgeport.
pronchod last evening at the South
Norwuik Methodist Church.
The funeral of lilo lulu Mildred
loonnrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Leonard, Willi hold this ulter-
noon at 2:30. The llltol'nloul, was in
St. Mary‘s Collletory.
(7. Krucnlcr has moved his tailoring
ltlliY.
Judge.
‘lGNORANCE OF MARRIAGE RELA-
‘ '. TION.
MIDDLETOWN. .luno lil.+~—'l‘l1u pn-
llcc are continuing their inquiry into
‘ the relations of many couples of for-
, ill birth “are. m... m lizlml’inu "f cut-abllsllnlent from :iii Nol'lh Mulll
. 3b: laws or 11111111111111. Heirloom R1111 ““N‘i 10, ”111' 11111111111111.1111; over .1. w.
' ”a was arrested today on mullplnint oi Sludwulls 11111111. ul, in North Main
11 women who lnld lust 111111111 {111111 “WNW
itaiy and claimed to be his wife. 'l‘lu-v 'l‘ill1 suit of Philip 1.. Wheeler
pellet! lound that Russo took out 11 against lllu New Yolk .Iomnnl on n
license on Mny ii 11nd hurl chains of libel. will be tried tomorrow
been lying with Francisco I‘llliilimm- in the 8111111111111 Court or New York
“or! iii, the girl it in thought. Muitt‘. 'I‘wo other units have been
loving that the license constituted broullllt by Wheeler against llrooklyn
mtrlago bond. The newly nrllvod pupcrn in one the case was dbunlne
mudan nscenc at the home of ‘11d and in the llmr Wlloclcl who
driving tho girl 11ml nwnrrlcd l
come to our savings depositors.
‘ ' CCNbidDENCC—nocauso they are protected against oil the club
‘ touch or lite.
it. is what, has enabled also rich. men out of ten to lilltt) their
seriouI step upward.
, holding players tickets are requested
7 ed that one hundred and eight play-
‘thc duties responsibilities and privi-
[peeled ill the local papcls regarding
proud to make it public, has given
low the P." lée, is sold wrth absolute confidence 3 ”1"
1 tlcal instruction lll civics and Ameri-
,The Willst tournament at the Nor-
wnlk Chapter of the Dan liters oi! the
American Revolution wil be held to-
morrow. June 19th. at the home oi the
honorary regent or the chapter. Mrs.
E. J. Hill. wire or Congressman Hill,
at 40 West avenue. Playing will be
gin promptly at 3 o’clock and those
to be present and ready to begin play-
ing at that hour as playing will stop
promptly at 4:45 o “clock it is expect-
ers will participate in the tournament.
At 5 o'clock many members and their
friends at the chapter. who do 1101313.;
cards will come in for refreshments
and a social hour.
The prizes, sixteen ill number have
all been given by members or friends
of the chapter and the proceeds of
the afternoon' 3 entertainment will be
devoted to the patriotiwwork oi the
Chapter which is chletly along the
lines of educating the forelgn- -born emi-
grants in Oil! immediate locality in
logos of Allleliclan citizenship and in
educating them, in their native langu-
aage. in American history.
June 19th was chosen by the Chap-
ter for this event as it is the anulver»
sal'y of the founding of the town of
N01 walk and the chapter felt that it
was a very appropriate duy upon
which to appeal to patriotic citizens
for old in carrying on a work designed
for the civic uplifting of our commun-
ity. Since the statement recentlyap-
cltizeus' library in Ely avenue, and the
icivic educational work oi the chaptel.
1a patriotic business man of the town.
who .rchlested that his name be. with
held although the chapter would be
a. small sum to the chapter treasury
as a guaranty of his synlpatby and
in its patrolling 4.? :-
gm rm l‘gé ”pleat
Iy‘i‘ts activities in the line of prac
can history during the coming your.
and in. this work will spend large.
sums of money. If thercmro other
patriotic. public-spirited citizens to
whom the chapter's chosen work ap-
pears who wish to lend practical aid
to its work the chapter will gladly
receive such aid. although it makes
no direct appeal for it. Tile chapter‘s
activities are entirely shaped by its
funds in hand. Any one desiring, 110w-
evcl', at this time to contribute any
sum, large or small. to the educa-
tional work of the chapter for the com.
log your may give such contribution
to either Mrs. Walter l-l. Weed. re
gout, or to Mrs. Julia P. Wilson, trons
urcl', or Mrs. Christian Swartz. choir-
nlun oi the patriotic. education com
nllttee.
in furtherance ol’ the national move-
ment. of the" Society of the Daughters
or the American Revolution for 11 more.
serious and thoughtful observance of
Independence Day, and in 11 concerted
national effort to bring more closely
before the youth of the country the
significance of the spirit of the day
and of the great principles enunciated
by our forefathers in Independence
Hall in Will, the. committee appointed
at the order of the chapter for that
purpose, Mrs. James Lawrence Stev-
1111s, chairman, has arranged for a put-
rlotlc religious service to be held in
the old First Church. of the town of
Norwalk, 011 the Green. on the Sull-
dny evening preceding the Fourth of
July. The Rev. George D. Egbert. who
generously 11nd pptriotically acqui-
esced to the chapter's request. to hold
such 11 service. will speak upon “The
Declaration of independence." The
chapter will attend the service ill 11
body and all former as well as pres—
cntxmolnbors of the chapter. also tlloar1
who have signified their intention of
joining the chapter and those whose
application papers are in the course
of preparation. are. invited to attend
the services with the chapter oIiiciul-
ly. 'l‘hc insignia or the order will be
worn. Notice, will be given tutor con-
cerning the meeting place of the chap-
ter, prior to the service.
BUCKET SHOP BILL PASSES.
m...“
”l‘iuckct Shop” bill passed lilo ccllnlo
loduy by 1111 unanimous vote after it
had boon amended so that It. will tulle
client on July lot of next. your. The bill
brought out quite a lot oi discussion
1111 it won the order of the day in the
senate.
a.“
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL OF .i. C. HANDLE.
The funeral of Joseph 0. Roadie will
be hold at it o‘clock tomorrow ullur~
noon from his late residence in Wilmi-
pnuk. 'l‘he Roy. George Drew Egbert.
pastor of tho Norwnlk Congrogullounl
Church will oillrluto uud intormontwiil
lollowl‘ln Norwulk 011111111th at tile con-
vnnlcnco ol' the family. The directors
of the National Bank of Norwnlk tho
WilllIClii County Savings Bank and tho
llounubury Company 111' which the dc-
111111111111 was 11 fellow member on the
boards of those institutions will ut~
. loud in 11 body. A special meeting of
the Norwnlk Club was held lust. night
to 1111111 notion on Mr. Ronnie's death.
A committee composed of Henry W.
Gregory. Lewis C. Green and Seymour
the aim and Chant-qt" Nmflle cmm 90“ ‘1 interested in *ile‘é't'ée'l'lndtilitly”
wmk i‘l‘r 1ll'dnnection with the foreign "N ltts
Will Take Effect on July 1111, Next
Year.
HARTFORD. (3111111., Juno Nix—Tho -»
F. Jobs pastor or the swarm.
Lutheraa: "roll; Boston. Mesa, and
Consul 11‘. or Cleveland. Ohio. The
diplomatlop rty was met. at the depot
by Mayor-1 rge M Lenders, and by
the following committee from the Ev-
angelical Lutheran Augustana Synod
which is8 in session in this city: .
Home G. Ohmau, pastor at the
swedlsh Lutheran Church. or this
any: Rev. Dr. A. L. Johnston, of Mo-
llue, 111., who is the newly elected
vice-president of the synod: Reif.,Dr.
Gustav Anderson, president or Augus-
tans College. Rock Island. ill., and
Rev. Dr. A. Scheeon. of Chicago.
The party was driven to the Swed—
lsb Lutheran Church, where Baron
Lugercrsntz made an address. He ten-
dered the greetings of King Oscar of
Sweden and spoke on the political cou-
ditious in his native land. Ho dined
with Mayor Lenders at 1 o'clock, and
left on the 2 o'clock train for Wor-
cester. Muss.
BLODGETT-lr-WALTON.
NEWLONDON, Conn, June 18:-
The weddi at Miss Sara A. Walton,
daughter 0 Edmond Walton, or Cle-
veland, Ohio, and John Blodgett, of
Sewicklcy. Pa... took place this noon at
the chapel in the fashionable Pequot
colony. Rev. Chauncey H. Biogetut at
St. Johns Episcopal Church Fail Ri
ver. Mass. brother of the groom per-
formed the ceremony. The wedding
breakfast was served at the Pequot
House. Mr Blogett is a civil origin-W
Notice to holders.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the cities of the Board of Electrical
Commissioners. State ‘stroet, South
aturday. dune
W 113". Wills Construction of
ailillllding about 1911131 feet square with
walls about 18 feet high, as an exten-
sion of the main building of the elec-
tric works. The walls to be brick or
cement on stone or concrete founda-
tion; floor concrete and roof of wood
covered with slate? interior finished
and divided by wood partitions similar
to present oiilca. The design to her-
monize with main building. Proposals
to include all plumbing, piping. fitting
and all details to make the building
complete; also changes to main build-
ing, dislnuntlement or present omcc.
additional water and sewer connec—
tions, etc.
Specifications and plans for the
chute construction may be soon at
the shots addless doling business
home.
BOARD 01' ELECTRICAL 001111113
SIONE RS.
ll? 3t
a—b-Ab—m.
F. w. MITCH 51.1.. Auctioneer
AUCTION
Valuable Real Estate and
ilousehdd furniture.
Wlll sell by' Public Auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1907, at 1
o’clock p. m.,‘ the valuable property
belonging to Johanna Anderson, sit-
uated at 19 Taylor Ave., South N01"
walk.
House contains 10 rooms and in ex-
cclleut condition. Lot. 4111103 iect.
Fruit and shade. Also will sell at some
time and place HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE of all deIcrlptloo‘I and finest
quality.
it stormy. sale will take place the
next day. some hour.
Real Estate will be offered at 2
o’clock. Particular of Jacob M. Lay-
ton & Co... inc... or F. W. Mitchell. Auc‘
tloncer. Central Hotel, Monroe. and
Chestnut Sis.
W
’ BOAT BUILDING.
REPAIRING 0R OVERHAULING
Done in the Best Manner Possible.
Cov‘nplete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON.
Formerly Toqllet Launch Works
Weetport, Conn.
jli'l 4t‘
R Rich
Rocking
Blue Surge Bolt (or this summer
would afford you much pleasure
and good service. For comfort
in warm weather we could not
better advise you. For "style"
you know there's nothing to
Limit NEWS and lhlldlen 3 Huang 1111111111....
One thing you may depend upon—«there is not a stock or Hosiery and Underwear to be round that has the
assortment and the value equal to the stock we are showing for spring and Summer wear. Our lilies are 111 in. "
Ali grades; 1111.1 styles or the celebrated Forrest Mills Underwear fer Louis 3, Misses and Children. 11. all cotton.
cotton and wool, lisle thread, memorized silk and cotton and all silk.
All numbers or the well-known Cordon Dye Hosiery tor Ladies, Boys andplris.
the finest quality and the beetle wear or any line cemetery in themarke t.
They 1.1.1111...» dye, ‘
1 .
Lap'Boards
Curtain Strotchers
' Houseturnish‘ing Department.
3 Rolls Toilet Paper for . ....... .. 10c
Sleeve Boards 25c
.. 75c
$1.25
'Copper Bottom Boiler $1.50
Ice Cream Dishes 10c
CrystaiCoflee Mills 951:
Family Scales ...... 95c
Paringltnlves...................100
Large Jcrdlulers 650
I .
TRISTRAM u .HYATT, NORWALK, 0011111.
OFF FOR THE WiLD WEST.
It is stated that two "Norwalk young
men. Carlton .Bylngton, aged about 18
years, and Helbcrt Ralston, about 15
years old left home yesterday mot-pt
and fl-gtnr'tsd. loathe wild and ‘wool y
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CABBAGE BAY
Extra Large Heads.
".50 and 10 head.
For todau lllll.
Joseio
72 North Main St.
I
So. Norwalk.
Tel. Gill. 898—2.
GLOV E R ’S
the place.
Perhaps your feet were fitted
to the last pair of shoes you
bought. Let us fit a pair of
Hanan Shoes to your feet.
There’s a difference you ’ll ap—
preciate. Comfort and a last-
£21551 shape—thatis what it means
ave a shoe that fits at every
point.
The new styles for Spring
are all that careful dressers
could desire.
Phone. 642-2.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
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FERTILIZEIIS
for Lawn and Garden
‘ GROUND BONE
(Pure, unadulterated)
W
WOOD ashes
‘ (tram Hickory wood)
PULVERIZED 8mm? MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yards)
W
All the above said in bags or bar-
equul those new, (handsome
alludes of medium and dark
blue. We are showing 11 rungs
111.312 $14,315, $18 and tl'lithnt
will at once win your lldlnlrn-
Curtis was uppointedrto draw up suitor
hie resolutions A commtiloe was also
appointed to attend the funeral. 'l‘ho
committee consists or heater Hyatt
ill. M. imkwood, H. M. Kent. 1.1.0.
Circus, ..i. West but Cole C. unlov-
or, u. 3. Keith. lease Bullock and o.
E Curtis.
RECENT AHRlVALa 0F VEsddLB.
NEW YORK. June 11.411.111.11 Sir.
Friedrich Der Grouse. from liremon.
, DATE FIXED. ,
atolls—“When uld Jack propose?
bellew’i‘ornorrowwrlew York 81111. i
tion.
m
Open Monday. Manson
and Saturday Itveplnne.
l
Taller. 1111111111111... 111111.11,
11.1.1.1...
1.11 for your convenient use.
its in ms lull in
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so «and wow-1.1
MQNIEY
Money lollllud to salaried employees
and llounowivcs on their own name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and Ice 1111.
lNDEPENDIN‘i‘ LOAN AND “Glitt-
co,
Hsvliund Building. 'VVuhindtou Ct.
awn-W
85 Washington tit. 60‘ B‘ Brwslk.
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onles hours, 9 11. m1 ted in. m.
i penetrates. reduces the Infleunmation, kills the germs. stops the
M1.
4,”... 1e... 1 1..._. .
on. 11 Charge 111.1111 and 331111 You Bills
in Small Weti' yl’aylnenls,
H. Krieger &
“"‘O.1*
)Beforae Parting,
with sour CaSh
1
studs uour ludcment—ask noursclf
this question—wbich store deserves
mu patronage? 11.151011 altering
the largest selection of blah grade .
clothing of exdusive designs and on
the easiest. terms, or the cheap John
stores who are offering lion interior
GOOdSSMIllldBI' the guise that then, can
sell cheap because then sell ior,_.cost.
Come and see the special bargains
we are offering this week. Goods in
event department is being slaughtered
Lack of leads cash is no barrier of
procuring some choice balcains.
é H. unison 11 to.
Open a Charge Account and Settle Your Bills
in Small Weekly Payments.
In more than a cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh; of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—canted to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It homes all schools at
medicine, and cough cures. loaded with 11111111
notice are worthless and hmmidl. because‘ no
remedy taken internally only. ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM. the germicidc heir
earn, alone has triumphed in every one ten 90
years.
il‘alro 15 drops every 9 hours and an CUBE 1.. bathe the thrust
and chest with not, clear hallo every night. when is the mm. to .
coughing end raising or 11111113111, restoring thatch gentile we
of youth. Get the 8011 or “.00 bottle. keep, up
mummy tor a row weeks and we guarantee a meteor downed ,
the last stage 11: quick consumption. lilo mouths «1111111111111. ,
a. F. Jackson .11 (311.. mammoth. nudism,
Kb. 11‘.
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