. No teacher ever was more heartily and
;‘ many 11nd of the purest, her devotion,
m or while buying your daily necessities at our 111119.011 prices
lgomparisou with quality, while our premiums are entirely FREE.
i, from leiupttillchoeopOlI'll-lIIOQOIIOOICDOIOIII'Illl' 85°“
uncliaBrund, (awiunerl at....... ............’............... 26"
isy Brand ... .............................................. 8 0
pint Brand .. ... .. 35o
Powder (of. the right sort) guaranteed under the Pure ll‘ood Law.
b “‘llOe. $1. 00 Worth of Checks with each pound.
,‘lfiin Dictionaryt Butter, perlb. / 27c
Eggs for .. .
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Boston Tea. 8r GOfi‘ee Oo.
o‘rth Main Street, ,
Telephone
Greater
, South Nor-vyaIIr.
Call 336-6.
be div and can 11.111111111111111 place.
thoron hiy In love with 6911 11.111.111.111.
was re WDIIWIWWEII noi teacher
ever more beloved Her gifts were
to her school supreme. it was a and
day when We laid her away at River»:
side This untimely death made necee.
Bury some chairmen in the assignment;
of teachers and 1' a little time a road.
lusting action was noticeable in the
school. Changes in other grades have.
been found necessary 11111 log the year
occasioned by the resignation of Miss
Merdena Trafton who taught the sixth
grade and who remained with the
school but one term.
“Yen all know the and event of the
past few days. . We have been called
to pass through another and bereave
meat in the death of Miss Carrie E
Flinn who has been assdciated with
this school for nearly thirty seven
years.
There is nothing too good, nothing
too praiseworthy to he said concerning
Miss Flinn She was an efficient ten-
cher, one of strong Christian charac-
ter loyal to the letter, and conscien
tons to a fault. Her health had been
falling gradually for several months
past yet she strove heroically against
Values 1
”AN EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS CITY CAN BE FOUND 1'
ERE AT Tl-IlS TIME. THIS IS
3‘ W3? l £1"
ONE OF SELLECK'S GENUINE
W"
....MEN’S DOUBLE BREASTED BLUE SERGE SUITE THOROUGI-I-
' LY WELL TAILORED, OF EXCELLENT FABRICS, AT 1-3 OFF, OR
3 13 PER CENT. FROM FORMER LOW PRICES.
the You lining Midi]
BEFORE YOU GO COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW TIES, NEW
‘ SUMMER COLLARS, NEW SHI RTS, NEW ‘HOSIERY, NEW BELTS,
A‘NYEWCAPS, WHITE CRUSH HA'rs, COOL UNDERWEAR, sur'r
’ nCASES, FANCY HAT BANDS, OUTING TROUSERS, ETC.
~01 ._...___—.____..._
Willis H
Selleck,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT OORT.
4118-50 .Wall Street, N orwalk.
PHONE. 120.
GAL NOTICES
ORDER 01“ NOTICE.
lstrict of Norwalk, 511..
‘lrt. June 21111, A. 1)., 1110?.
state of Clarence N. Renrdon. lute
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
herons, written application has
u made to this Court praying, for
essons therein set for llr for an order
of sale of certain real estate of said
to. which is fully described in said
iicstion 011 file.
, Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probaio
1 office in Norwalk on the. 28th day of
June, 1907, at 9 o'clock forenoou; and
that public notice thereof be given to
‘ all persons interested therein by pub-
_ ilsliing this order in a newspaper her-
1,111; a circulation in said district at
least five days before said day of
hearing.
are it
Probate
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
onesrlsso sprees.
The following letNrs msin uncall
ed for at the following at offices for
the current week.
- South NorWaikwllllrr'y Alloy. Mrs
1 . fillies G. Ayers. fill 81.; H. W. illnu
chord, lilies Rose l1}. (lassidy. 17 Sum
’ mitt 8t; Henry Cox. Miss Alice iiuvis.
oars Mrs .Illlon; Michele iii lionc.
,Ml‘e. C. Dul'lck. ll. 11‘. FIHIIIH‘. Miss
Gray,“ iluvilnnd St: ii. iluitell. M1111.
,‘Annie velund Amalia F‘crruiuolo.
‘ Milli Hillii ni‘d’orincr. 25 li‘. lmwood Ave:
‘11“. 3.13. Reilly. Mrs Richardson. .3”
West 8L: Andrew .1. Elaine. Charles ll.
1 Todd". Ben Walling. Mrs Anna ll.
Williams. Mrs. George Wood 182 Penn
St.
F‘. It}. CROW 113. I’.
Gettln caught kissing :1. girl is nlo
‘ 111111111 11.11
More money ahead is always power.
OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. MICHAEL MANNING.
St. Mary's Church was filled this
morning with friends and relatives of
Mrs. Michael Manning, whose funeral
was held a 9 o ‘clock. A solemn requiem
high mass was sung by Rev. lldwnrd
Plunkett. cclobr'nul; Rev. Fr'. Slrunlm
dcucon: Rev. J. ls‘ognriy. sub-deacon.
Miss Alice lollill rendered “0 Pic
Jenn"; John W. Wehle “Calvary," and
Miss Helena Miller'd. “One Swecily
Solemn ri‘hought. Tile full choir sung
“Abide Willi lilo." as the remains
were taken from the church. The flow-
or bearers were John Cabill and
Frank Slrrillr. The poll bearers were.
Dr. '1‘. 11‘. Clinic. Thomas Hunt, Wil-
liam iiownrd. .lohn Moscbloy, flush
Cook nnd John Moore. ho interment
was in St. Mary's Comet 11y.
WiLMAM 0. WALGRAIN.
William 0. \Vulgr'nln died nt his
home. 16 Charles li. street. curly this
morning. aged 7i years. . lie is cur-
vivsd lry a widow. The funeral will
be hold at 20:30 Tuesday afternoon at
I the house. licv. ii. ll. Carpenter offic-
iating. The lulcrmont Will be in lllv-A
orulde Cdmctery.
Q
FUNERAL Oli‘ MISS FLINN.
. Al. the funeral of Miss Carolina 111.
F‘liun. into teacher in the Center
ficlrool. yesterday. the pull boni'ore
were William H .Mnlono, l1) dwcrd lion
ion. Clarence ill. Sinuson 11nd Loilruul
Raymond. The Rev. Jumes iicnlou
Werner, rector of Grace Church. oili-
rinlod. uud prayer was said by the
Mr. George llrcw lllgbori. The. touch-
of the Cantor School, ibuwiistrict
committee and u lurch number of pu-
pils attended the service.
who in Norwnlli Cemetery.
tributes were many rind handsome.
(lireionwr-qureu were this chicken
killod? WaitcrwWo don't sire dates
with chicken. sir; only vegetables.»-
Illustrated llilrl.
“ .
has Chabled nine rich inert out of ten to 1111.11 their
Interment ,
’l‘be floral
the ipevitublc Miss Flinn is not dead
in the hearts and minds of her towns~
people. She will ever live in their
most affectionate remembrance.
“As it was said of the Apostle Paul
soit may be said of her she “fought a
good fight." she kept the faith.” she
was “faithful until death. ”
Permit me in passing to say a word
in relation to our corps of teachers.
We doubt if there is a corps of teach
era in town, taken its a. whole who are
as actively alive to the needs of a
school as those employed in our dis
trict, and too much praise cannot be. gi-
Ven them for their fidelity and loyalty
in their respective departments. They
are as a whole conscientious, pnlnsiak~
ing and faithful in the discharge (1
their duties, ready..nnd.wi;ilng $.th
ten 11‘. suggedlims for the betterment
of the school. ”
MODEL FARM STIRS IRE.
Legislators Object to its Location in
Fairfield County. ‘
“We can‘t jurrket tire Storre Agri-
'culiurnl College around the state. el-
thcr, can We?" retorted Represents
tlve Low, of Norwnlk, in the House
Thursday, to Representative Cosgrove.
of Willingtorr. who had said on behalf
of the agricultural committee tirnt it
was not apparent that a model farm
Iln li‘nlrileld County would be of much
value to the farmers In other parts of
the state.
"Why shouldn't F‘nirflcld ‘lonniiy
1.1111116. something?" Low added. “James
N. Hill says there should be :1 model
farm in every county. We. each come
here to represent our own sections.
,Let‘s admit it. I‘m satisfied to let the
mints college lrnvo $50,000 for it horti-
cultural building. but let us have some-
thing down in our part of the slate
We have some farmers there, and if
it is true ihnl there would be dlilicnil)
in getting 11 coirrpotcnt man to r1111 the
model farm. in lrcuverr's mime what are
we spending millions on the State Ag-
iicnlturnl (‘ollegc for "’ '
“."Ob pm. in M1 Gurrrr. of Milford
“my friend must be satisfied to lot
and llrirrgs and Stone College now
greenhouses and rrrnylre some time
Fnirfiold County will get something"
The bill had been adversely reported
by the appropriations committee be-
cause the agricultural committee, of
which Mr. Low is a member. did not
wish to kill his favorite measure and
shifted the responsibility. The for-
mer committee gave no hearing to it
and 'l‘ibblls, of Wallingi‘ord. tried to
get it recommended, but failed.
During the debate Mr. Low scored a
big hit. when he fired buck his conccp;
lion of the difference between a fur-
urer and an agriculturlst, and declared
himself to be the letter.
“A farmer," said Mr. Low, "is it
man who earns his money on the farm
and spends it in the town. An 11ng-
culturist is a man who earns his money
in the town and spends it on the farm.
i'm an ngriculturist."
When Mr. Low had completed his
iiill. Go on." Representative Low
was congratulated on many sides for
his remarks on the model farm bill.
This bill has a new lease of life.
similar to that of the proposed tcclrnl-
cal school for Norwulk. it has been
ro-mnnnlttcd and will be heard from
again shortly.
CHANGE lN BUSINESS.
A. D. Keep Gas: With J. M. Leyien at
Co... Inc., Reelgnln His Position
in New ork.
A. i). Keep has resigned his poui
lion in New York city as secretary
of llrroo Aluskn companies, to take. of-
foul. July 1st. On and after that date
he will be connected with the real us-
this slid insurance agency of .l. M.
ton it 00., inc. although he will
iinriford lrnve nrmorics and arsenals .
rcmnrks there were cries of “Go on, -
committees .1111 111111111111 ‘
111‘ was 11111111.. final details. and from
reports there will 1111 a very soon rep»
annotation from 1111111111111. ,
July 8 about ii for. on, via. the plotur~
ensue P tisiield route as m as the
guild Ills 1.: 11111111111 via the'l Boston
hwy re is, thence .111 (is
' arriving at Sui-atone.
at 111m . 111., and Will inn
mediateiy. take 111 the reception
of the grand deriee of the var—
ious states, 111,111qu of the
grand denim ‘d of. Connecticut, io-
outed in large military tent “on the
plaza of 1%.. Grand Union Hotel.
This t t is an innovation at such
gatherings and undoubtedly will prove
very attractive to the Sir Knights and
the ladies. . 1
On Tuesday the parade in which 25, -
000 uniformed Sir Knights will be in
line, will be the order of the day. and
the Norwaik delegation will be able to
review all of the parade from their
hotel, the Kensington. ‘
The parade will. be of the usual
character, but will involve many new
features which will prove a delightful
and not tiresome review.
The members of Crusader Comman—
dery, of Dsnbury. have been invited
to accompany Clinton Commandery.
The party will travel in special
Pullman cars in both directions, and
every effortthae been made to provide
a comfort'ribie and pleasant trip to all.
A number .of Norwalk people not
members have arranged to accompany
the party in order to see the magnifi-
cent display from all parts of the
world.
Wednesday and Thursday the day
will be spent in making and renewing
acquaintances, and also side trips to
the many beautiful points of interest
in the vicinity.
Many small parties will be made up
to cover all the features of this most
charming country
Thursday evening
' Eh"
Friday morning the party will return
home. arriving at South Norwulk at
about. 5 p. m.
SERIOUS SITUATION IN PTRSIA.
ST. PETERSBERG. June 22.—A spe-
cial dispatch from Teheram Persia.
buys the situation in the northern part
of Azerbaijan province is becoming so-
r1ions.lie bandit chief Mnrtuzklrull
khan assisted by Kurds, is waging war
on the population and destroying vil-
lagers Constant fighting is taking
place in the city of Mnku, 13?. miles
from Tahr'lz. Two companies of per-
sion troops with six field guns are be-
ing despeichcd to Mnku from Tnbriz.
GIGANTIC sEA TURTLE.
SAN DIEGO (3111.. June 22. —-A gi-
gantic son. turtle was captured yester-
day by Julius Solissa. a fisherman.
The monster weighed 1.902 pounds and
it shell is five feet two inches from tip
to tip. On its back is burned or curv-
cd this inscription.
“British ship Sea Brine, August 12.
1881. 3 South 83 West if found please
1101in Thomas Fletcher, Brnwley Road
Rhington, England"
Apparently the turtle was cnpturcd
26 years ago in the South Pacific and
was released after the lettering had
been burned in its shell.
”The Harwell—r“
Savings Society.
Norwnlk, June 20, 1907.
interest tit the rate of four- (4) per
cent. per nunurn, for the current six
months, will be credited to Depositors
July 1st, 1907. and paid to them on_
and after July 10th.
Per order of Boo 11d of Directors.
FRED'K A. ELLE, Treas.
Speoral 111
Blue Serge Suits
AT. $7.50
Worth 312.
D. Gottlieb
Mireilliililiilillllllyl .
1d"l 1mm 4‘
1
‘i‘
retain an interest in the Alaska.|
panics. with which he hns been
noted for the past few years. 11.
K on is a former resident of this to n
and his nurny friends will be lntorest- 1‘
connection with Layton it (30., Man
who are doing it growing rcnl estate
and insurance business. '
AUTO STILL. GOING.
The Premier automobile, which is
making a try for the world's record
nonennine stop run. is still' running
today. The car passed throush Nor-
wnlk ngniu this morning The motor
has been running continuously fo1’.
dune 3.
M
Henry P. Price end so
tie have been splmlhted 11 mlnlstrstot'
of the estate oi the late Joseph 0.
handle, of Winnipnuk. Mr. Rendie'
‘ left no will- file heirs are his two
w ‘91 1 4
'l.
ed and pleased to learn of his new: »
After all. it is not so much.
what yen any. is what
you do that counts.
Ile de 1.11.1 out IIIll very best
enticement.
0111' customers say it.
Are you lesbian fer IIiiiI
j furore than 440 hours. it was started‘,
LIFT so WILL. , 4 |
moor Cu‘r- '
1 sons. William P. handle end li'ranit d. ’
one tE11111 will 1111111111 31111111 some. 1
so 11 end 5 eszsrrn porpoise. I
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11.11.11.111. you may depend rilSthlhero is not a stock of liosiery and Underwear to he found that has tho” ‘ V
assortment and the value equal to the stock we tire showing fur Spring and Summer wear. Our lines are all in. x
All grades and styles of the Eeiebrut ed Forrest Mills Underwear for Ladle e, Misses and Children. In all cotton.
cotton and wool lisie thread. meroeriz ed silk and cotton and all silk. .
All numbers of the well- known Gordon Dye Hosiery for Ladies, Boys and Girls.
the finest quality and the best to wear of any line all Hosiery in the market. '
\
They are the 111111111119.
Housefurnishing Department.
311.1111 Toilet Paporfor 1011
Sleeve Boards 25c
Lap Boards . 75c
Curtain Stretchcrs $1.26
see.-
ice Cream Dishes file
Crystal Coffee Mills ............. 960
Family Scales . .
9,60
Par-lng'Knives ...................1llo
Copper Bottom Boiler $1.50
Oi . . . ,
:TRISTRAM Sr HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
O
Large J ardinlers
iiiic
. ,
only One
COttago Left.
Your‘ last opportunity to secure on
easy terms one of the new cottages on
Woodward avenue; $1, 000 in cash. bal-
ance on mortgage, payable in month-
ly installments.
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own’ name
without indorser. All transactions
strictly confidential.
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
ITY 60.,
Havllnnd Building, Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. ms
L
BOAT BUILDING,
REPAIRING 0R OVERHAULING
Done in the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON.
Formerly Toquet Launch Works
Westport. Conn. -
M...{.....,. .. .. L... “H...” w._. .0... ..... m... _«.......
iiiiii
FERTILIZEIIS
for Lawn and Garden
—-———-
GROUND BONE
(Pure, unadulterated)
m
WOOD ASHES
(from Hickory weed)
.—.-—..
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yards)
All the above cold in bags or bar-
rele for your convenient pee.
in films ital u
iiiiii
GLOVER’S
the place.
Perhaps your l'cct were fitted
to the lust pair of' shoes you
bought. Let us fit 11 pair of
Hanan Shoes to your feet.
”'Ilicrc s 11 ciili‘ercnce you ’ll sp—
rccintc. Comfort and a last-
in slums -tl1ntiswl1stit means
to 1111 33101: that fits at every
point. C
"llu: 111111 styles for Spring
.1111 all flint 1.1.11.1 dressers
milltlt'srrc ,_
linens. m
, weer ‘ hoes
1, Menu-«i
2 here you
Call and see us. '
NO STORE EVER HAD GREATER EN-
COURAGDMEN'T FROM ,Tns BUYING PUB:
ch THAN THIS STORE HAS. WHEN cos:
TOMER AFTER CUSTOMER SAYS OF HER
OWN FREE WILL How SATISFIED SHE IS
WITH HER PURCHASE, AND COMES BACK
AGAIN SEASON AFTER SEASON, THAT’S
PROOF POSITIVE THAT we. ARE GIVING'
THEM‘THE GOODS THEY NEED AT omens
‘LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. WE DON’T‘L
WANT ANY BOUQUETS on ANYTHING LIKE ..
‘THAT. BUT HAVEN'T YOU FOUND EVERY-
THING YOU BOUGHT HERE ENTIRELY TO
YOUR SATISFACTION?
YOU OF COURSE
NOTICE HOW WELL OUR READY-TO—WEAR
GARMENTS ARE PUT TOGETHER. SO IT IS
WITH EVERY LINE IN THE STORE. WE
LOOK FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUES
FOR OUR MONEY AND GIVE YOU THE BEST
FOR YOUR MONEY.
THESE METHODS
MUST WIN EVERY TIME. AND IF YOU WANT
TO SEE HOW WELL
UNALTERARL
SEE HOW Bus“
0
PRINCIPLE OF OURS
HIS STORE ALWAYS 18.
WE STICK TO THIS
. COME
"1 KRIEGER 8.00;
n. m M... w‘uma-WW was”.-.
DECISION AWAiTED. ,
.lndgo H W. f-lcott heard the nrltu
ruonl yesterday for 11 claim for borul
for prosecution in the suit of Dudley
s, 'i‘rowinidso against Mrs. Mary Id
K1 yser of Saugnluck. in which he
claims 32, 000 dunruges as 11 result of
11 land deal.
The ones was lrlod 11 work ago be-
fore it Jury end the latter stood 11 to
l for the defendant. The case will
come up stain in the full. trimmer and
the def innt's (1.011111ch, Attorney .1.
.1 Welsh. of Norwnlll, suited that
11.111111111111111 be required to put up a
hand 'i he plaintiff W111i represented by
Altoruey .l. O. Chamberlain of Bridge
port. Judge Scott ordered 11 bond of
$71.
11.11111. his testimony. yesterday, 1111
lo his standing. 'I‘rbwbridge made the
lawyers z) the court room sit up and
hike not] s when he stated that he is
president and principal owner of the
Zuni Chemical and Publishing Oom-
puny. a $2,000,000 concern.
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MONTREAL Eli-MAYOR KILLED
screws" if.“ June 211le1 sin
'C‘iedinne, fencer member 1111111 011111»
dine entitlement. and once Mayor of
was out in two by a train
Ernest _
................. Wm..- M...
ARRANGINO TROLLEY MOI.
(leukemic Tribe. i. 0.111. M., chor-
walk. appointed a. committee lest flight
in dramas for a trolley ride shortly
to Steeplechase island. Bridteporlu
'1‘ be date has not yet been fixed. A no
legutlcu of the members of the Tribe .
will so to Steeplechase next Setura.
day when there will be 11 field day of
rinle lied Mon. under the auspices oil
We pnnr Tribe of Bridgeport. Cock.
m lbs nominated chiefs inst eve:
REAL IOTATE CAI-IO.
Edward J. Grouch and 111.111.1111 '1‘.
Crough to Nelson 11111111111», executor. lot
and buildings. Wnter street. Booth
Norwulk. War.
Estate 111101111111 Wehrle to Jobs 11111.
rak. seven acres, West NOW ”like
Admrs. deed. ‘
Estate“ David Hoyta 1.1 more [lone
lot nudll1 ‘
precision of . " ‘
-, s‘s per 11111111911
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