Our shirts are hidden he comfort pienmroomyondwell fit-
'3 3. Add to this the 133333 3533333133 and weaver. design3 and coin ,
cringe. end you have Shirt3 than are bound to meet wi3h your op-
protral. Such Shirts you will find 13333 In great variety
‘ .tiltrnttun
We have just received a large lot
2H. GOODWIN Manager.
ti Will’ll in the Wise
of Teas and Coffees which We are
to sell at following‘ pricesz. Good Cotfee at 253; Fancy Coffee at 303: Best
‘ Coffee. 353.
Best Butter at 273. .
also guara‘ntee quality and price.
Trusting we may receive a call,
Also Teas at 35 to 603.. All fancy. ‘
Our Corn at 2 for 263, and Tomatoes at 2 for 25:: cannot be best.
Premium ‘free with every 303 purchase.
We call your attention to our stock as being carefully selected. We \
You" truly. ~
The Boston Tea. 83 Coffee Co.
332 North Main Street,
‘ Telephone Cali 336-6;
South Norwaik.
FOR
Vacation Wearables
M EN
Summer Clotliim,r for Dress or Outing Went that for style, tab-
ric, fit and price it would be hard to equal
Smart, snappy Furnishings, Hots and Caps for Young Men.
.31 «223216
Dress Suits
Outing Suite
Fancy Outing Trousers ‘
White flannel Trousers "
,Alpaca Ooate '
Blue Serge Coats
White and Fancy Vests “
Automobile Dusters
’Straw Hats
White and Grey Crush Hats
Golf Caps
Yacht Caps
Auto Caps ’l
Willis H.
cLor‘mNG or THE RIGHT soar. I
48-50 Wall Street, NorWalk.
3 ‘27 PHONE. 120.
White Duck Yachting Shirts
Dress Trousers I Colored Negligee Shirts
Soft Collar Shirts
Nainsook and Lisle Underwear
Smart Neckwear
"3‘ '3 Hot Weather Collars
s ) Lisle Half Hose
3 Light Weight Suspenders
1‘ White Linen Handkerchiefs
‘ Fancy Handkerchiefs '
Leather and Silk Garters
fl Pajamas and Night Robes
p Bathing Suits
if yob are going away—~Suit Cases, Bags, Folding Umbrellas.
Sell
Buy Your Fireworks
J" H l .l‘
W. A. BRICGERMAN’S
Lu“ MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
132 Washington St.
3 Camp orders issued by Gen. itiiifl’t hilt if it:
Frost
(Continued From'lt‘lrst lingo.)
stoned Staff will report to the desist.-
unt odiutuni-genorul. b‘riigudo, onroutc.
In honor of the. governor. tho comp
Vin “Wyignutod
2‘. Comp Womb-,ui‘i'
:3, Stole Military Roudozxoun.
{£3 Niuniio, Conn
Medicui oiiicrrs will ho hold ionpon
sibio (or the nuniiuiy .oudtllou of tho
comp. iindcr tho. droctlon of tho
unsidtuut nuruoouwumwrul. they will
make duily iuutwciinns oi‘ i‘ood eup-
piios, kitchens. uinkn, niubiou nnd
ntroolu. roporiinu conditions to com-
manding oiiiccru of ot'mutlnutlonu to
which they lil'i‘ ilhiili-illt'll, Willi ilwir
ncommoutlnilonn. which unch colu-
rounding oliionru will onfurmu
‘. Dolly ronllno. will lie lit! t'Wolltiitu
pvoiiio. 5: iii u. m
goilco cull It at m. '
iroultfnat. 0230 u. m. .
Sick call. 7 it. to. i.
donneolion of quartets. 7:43 it. In
‘liogllnoutul iiiiiI bulinlion drill. oxtuud-
. od order. .i‘d lufuntty. 7:30 to it. in)
23. m.
Guard mountluu tittitl u. m.
Italimenici mid intttullon drlil extend—
Tod order. Int unfunny. ii to 10 u m
If A drill iii to 11 u. in.
1“th A and Muohlno (Jun Buttery
' modest interment.
"0 ‘ flitting noun hour, tor your convenience.
Itrglmontul und buitullon drill. int
und 2d Infantry, 1:30 to 2:30 p. In.
'i‘roop A drill, 2:00 to 3:30 p. In.
iiuttory A uud Mnchlno Gun liutiory
drill, 3:30 to 4:210 p. m.
Itogimontnl purudo. 11:30 p. m.
Ilriundo drill, 5:15 p. m.
itotrout. 0:25 p. In.
Suppor; (5:30 p. m.
’l‘ltiloo. 10 p. m.
l‘nps. 10:30 p. In.
ltoviow by tho commntttitn'-in~cbiot‘,
it‘riduy. 2:30 p. m.
ltoil cull will bu ul, rovolllo and int-
loo; oomumnding ulilcors doniring tul-
ioo with roll cult of. 9:30 p. m. umy
so ordor it. Wlion orininizutions urt-
not ill drill. oonimuiulluu officers may
m'dor nlioltt-t' tout pitchingmnot to in-
loi‘l‘oro with Il‘tliiilti drilling-«instrur-
lion in tho. uuo ol’ tho riiio. instruction
in fluid intronoimicnln. nohooiu iu
unurti duty uud minor tuciicu. or other
Horn not conflicting with comp rotr
no.
ltcuuinillonu for rntiouu will ho. mudo
on tho ucting commlsunrysutmorul. di~
root. ut. iouut ilvo duyh before the tour
of duty buglnu; roginloutui oommin'
Bill‘lt‘l'i will roporl to tho cotumiuunry
ut. thunp Woodruff tinndny. July 2i, ut
to u. in.. with consolidated ruiion re-
turn: commanding officers on nrrlvnl
wl3l report the number of men pron-
on.
nun. ii it. In to 12 In. Company commanders will such any
Always Ready for You-
NVIIsh you place your savings in this strong. mutual savings bank
by are nlwnys 33 your command.
“No notice required to withdraw. ’
~2Hov diflerent this is from hn'vlng your money tied up in some
_ drill content on the green.
W
soLquT some
District ct Norwuik. 33., Probetc
Court. June 23‘. 13.19.. 129 7.
Norwulk. in said district. deceased.
The Court; of Probate tor the dis-
triot of Norwnik, hath limited and III-
lowed six months mun the data here-
of for the creditors of Acid estate to
. exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who nogioot. to present their
accounts, properly ‘attested, 2 within
this are requested to make immediate
payment to 2
WILLIAM H. SMITH.
J 26 ,ziyil .10 ‘ Executor.
ORDER 01“ NOTICE.
District of Norwulk. 33., Probate
Court, July 2d. A. 1).. 1007.
Whereas, written uppllcuilm lens
been made to this court for th.t 2‘.‘I~
" sion to probate of n certain Written
instrument as undfor the will of Au-
't!.otine E. Hubbard, into of Norwalk, in
said district, decensod.
Ordered.
heard and determined at the Probuto
Office in Norwalk on tho lith tiny of
July, 1907 nt 2 o'clock afternoon: and
that public notice thereof be given
to oil persons lutercstod therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district,
at least five dnys before said tiny of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
. 13 1t 2 Judge.
ORDER OR‘NOTIGE.
District of Norwalk,,‘us.. Probate
Court. July 2d, A. 1).. 1907.
Emma of Lorenzo Dibble, into of
Norwnlk, in said district, deceased.
Vt'horous, written application has
boon mode to this court, praying. for
reasons therein set forth, for on order
of sole of cortuiu real estate of sold
estate described therein mid thut some
person other than the. administrators
of said estate be. authorized to soil the.
some.
Ordered. That snid upplicution be
heard nnd determined at the Probate
office in NOI‘Wiilk, on the litb day of
July, 1907, at. 10 o’clock foronoon; and
that public notice thereof be. given to
all persons interested therein by pub»
Itching this order in 31 newspaper hav-
‘ ing a circulation in said district. ut.
tenet. five days before said duy Oi"
hearing.
1m. YRY W. GREGORY.
1'! 1t , Judge
thoroughly inspect. the rutlons for tbnt
day and the. cooking service.
Requisitions for transportation of
troops, horses and. baggage will be
made on the noting quurtormnslur-gm-
ornl at once. Attention Is directod to
the limitation of baggage, tho huugugo
detail from companies. and tho trons-
portution of field. staff and buttery
horses, us proscribed by puruurupb
VIII, G. O. No. 27. A. (I. 0.. (r. n.
Sopnruto regimental tmd buttery
guards will bo. maintained. Posts oi‘
the guard will bu ostublishod ut gou-
orul houdquurlors and tho gum. ’i‘he
oountrrsigu and pumio for oil guurdu
will be given out froth brigade hood.-
qunrtorn, oxcopilug those for field
comps.
Prompt roll culls, quick forumtiotm.
thorough policing. oxtiuguishing lights
nhurp ut tops. tpliot untl discipllno ui
night will be onforood by comnmndiug
officers who will plaice in urroai any
soldier or civilian violating tho. good
order of the comp.
Regimental oillcors of the day will
bo bold responsible for tho clounly
condition of their camps. and will
(:tIIISt.‘ the moss housos, sinks. kitchens
nnd grounds nround them to bo thor-
oughly policed bofore 9 a. m. um] -i p.
m. ouch lmlf doy. ltogimcntul quurtor-
mustors will accompany the oliicor in-
specting quurtors.
Cuptuin it‘runk i). Luyion. uldo-do.~
cmnp, is horoby doluilcd us noting pro-
vost mursbui in uddiilon to his other
duties.
liuntis Will ioport to the soulOr drum
major, and trumpoioru to tho chiol
trnmpoior of the ting stuff. each day,
just before retreat.
The mmmuuding ofilccr of ilnitory
A will cause one gun to be fired ui
rovoillo nnd. rctrout.
By authority of low tho. solo or do-
livcry of spirituous and Inuit liquors
within one mile of tho onetunpmout is
horoby prohibited.
Pity rolls completed and signed in
strict uccordunco with law must be
delivered at tho udjutunt~goucrul's oi-
llco in comp before 10 u. m. on But-
urduy. Recruits unlisted ufior Juno
int will not be borne on the pay roll,
except by special uuthority, A. (I. 0
lancnmpmont duty being ordered by
authority of tho mliiiln Iuw. cvory ot-
ficor and man will report for duty un-
less excused for imporstive ounce.
Rouimcntul nnd buttery commanders
will report to the brigade commhndcr
tho uhuoncc ol' uny commissioned oili-
oor nnd tho i'uunon thorofore.
Orders for fluid exercises will fol-
low. .
by order of ,
llitltiAlilIdlbtlldNERAL FROST.
JOHN H. WADE.
l.louttmnnt-Ooimiol and Auuistont.
Adjutmit-Genornl.
DRUMMERB AND FIFERB IN NEW
HAVEN.
Nltlw HAVEN, July 3.-iirunnncru
nntl liters from all over the state us-
somblod here toduy for the twuuty-occ-
oud nununl meeting of the Connecti-
2 out Fliers 3nd Drunimoro' Arsoclution.
‘i‘ho ruttlc of the drum was heard
early in the morning on the vurious
' corps murchcd to the control green
from the rnilroud Motion. and by it)
o’clock. when the [mode Wan formed.
9. large number of visiting orgouizn-
tions were on hand. After a. parade
through the control streets of the city,
dinner was served and then some the
There
worn twaivo contests innit, prince be
our awarded in each and special prices
2 Were men for the host honouring and
- most ancient corps in line.
Louis Foley, an Italian. was admit»
ted to the Not-walk hospital this mot-he
lng for treatment. He fell a distance
_- ct thirteen feet beyond dove ago.
for 33 is snout: no bones were broken.
l
Whistle 2of Jennie M. Smith. late of 23
. said time, will be disbarred u raspy».
' cry. All persons indebted to said os-
Tbut sold application. be
so moot practice on interestih
33 Mrsdohh (:33 icon speculum I...
2 new; in use 0
in city
Dr. Irving Morris. of New York. in
spending the Fourth at Bell ishmd
W
Contain Audios J.‘ Smith. lessee of
Rotors Point, cums dowu trout Bridge.
port lest ovontpg and paid 3. visit to
‘the Point.
W
Miss; Alice It Luce, of No. 4 Humil-
ton avenue, is quite sortoUeiy ill with
diphtheria. and the house hos been
quarantined.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortinliutchfordhnvo 2 -
returned to Norwaiir from their wod-
ding trip and are now residing in
Summer street.
Mr and Mrs. Harry 0. Hoyt. of Iiur-
‘ ritt uvenuo, will leave town today to
spond two weeks with Mr. iloyt's mo-
thor in Sou Bright, N. J.
Eastman koduk and supplies ui. Wil-
lium P. Boere' book and stationciy
stones 49 Wall street, Norwalk, and 6
South Main street South Noxwaik.
The installation of officers of linens
Tribe, 1. 0.11. M., which was to have
been held inst. evening. was post. onod
until July 10, owing to the motility
of the deputy grout suchom to ho
present.
At :1 special meeting of the Nutmeg
Club. field that night at the club quur~
‘ tern, corner of Wull and Main streets,
it was voted to keep open house to-
night. There will be a program of en-
tertainment and refreshments will be
served. All of the members are re-
questod to be present and bring their
friends.
While one of the vuudevilie perform-
ers ut Roton Point was singing lust.
night, it Norwulk youm,r mun endowed
with more than the ordinary amount
of "those," stopped up to the foot of
the stage and rolled a lemon toward
her. The performer only glared at the
young man utiho time and finished
her turn, but when she retired from
tho sings she had It consultation with
the Point officials. The. latter sought
out the young mun and gave him It.
severe talking to.
Preparations are being made for the
biggest. day of the your tomorrow at.
tho Knob. There will be music utter
noon and evening by Mortz’s bond. of
Port Chester, and in the evening Spel
doi‘e orchestra. of Bridgeport, will play
for dancing. The bond will he on tho
lawn in the evening. Spccinl wiring
bus boon done in order to have light
for the members of the. bond in the
evening. llngiuningut 10 u. m., :3 bus
will moot. all cars at tho Stundurd Oil
Works. Four busses will be in sor~
vice front early afternoon.
i
The cummiitce cimson by Putnum
iloso Company to visit the Hippodrome
Amusement Compuny, which is now
pluyiug in New Rochelle, N. Y., report
favorably. Owing to the heavy ruin
curly inst evening tho. ground was wet
iiild ruthor disugroonblc, otherwise ev-
erything was in u good, flourishing
condition. There are u grout runny ut-
tructions taken with the circus, and
tho uttondnuce lust evening wus large.
The Hippodrome Amusement Com-
puuy is coming to South Norwulk in
tb course of a few weeks to chow un-
der the auspices of the South Norwuik
Fire Department.
COAL BARGE RAISED.
ToWed to Wilson Point and will be
Pumped Out Today.
The sunken cunul boot, from which
tho. ruptuln was drowned a couple of
months ago Off Smith's Islam], bus
been located and ruined.
Though men huve been nt work
swooping to try und find the sunken
bout they were unable to do so until
u tow days ago. The Buxter Wrecking
Company sent two lurgo pontoous
horo. accompanied by the tug John
Fuller.
Lurgo. chains Wt‘l'tl put under the
horse and with n‘pouioon on either
side of it It was hoisted clear on the
bottom und the tin; towed it in to To-
vorn [shout and toduy in all probability
it wil be benched on the mud flute Rt
Wilson’s Point, where a. pump will be-
gin work on it us soon as the decks
are clour of water.
The cargo remnius intent in the
croft und in point of value it is groutm'
than when it sunk, as cool which has
been submerged in much preferred by
some doulcrs, us it burns better for
some unknown reason.
GAVE Hi8 MOTHER AWAY.
Small Boy Tells Conductor His Real
Age.
A conductor who runs on the Now
i'luvon roud toiln at good story of u re-
cont t2-xporiouco ho had with u. womuu
pusuougor on his truin who won try-
ing to punt-l u neveu~yeur~oid boy us It
flvo-yourold. Iloro’n the idory.
"An i come through the first pus-
nongcr conch." begun the conductor, “1 '
uppronchud u woman who hud beside
tier 3 mph boy.
“When i rcttchcd her aunt shc tou«
dorod one whole ticket.
"Got It butt ticket for that boy?" I
nuke d
"No" sold the mother, "has only
I'lt'o yours old."
‘i'l‘ho little fellow,” sold the condos.
tor with it tough, "evidently didn't like
to be called young. for putting his
hund up to his month he whispered to
me: “l'm sovcu yours old."
"The womnn turned several colors
and getting her put'ocdug dowu and
produced the turn. the other pusscn‘
‘gers in the mountlmo enjoying at good
laugh.
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POPULAR AM USEMEN‘I‘B.
Mwi ..
MOVING PICTURES A'i‘ ROW" 3. .
'f‘he imperial Moving Picture Conn .
“puny will exhibit all new picturou nt
Hoyt‘s Theatre, this evening, and con‘
done the engagement for the remaind-
er of the week with u matinee Bhtiit‘r
tiny. Special pictures have been eit-
cared for this week, and th manner»
inatru
this 3nd pleasing entertnit’uneut.
I
A
or the well known Gordon Dye Hosioiy for Ladies, Boys and Girls.
the finest quuiil; end the best to woo r of any line of Hesiery in the marks 3.
Honsefurnishing Department.
3Roiio Toilet, Pnpor for 100
Sloovo Boards . 25o
1.in Ilonrds 75c
Curtnin Stretchoro . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25
Copper Ilottom Boiler . . . . . . . . . $1.50
t
t
They are the be» dye.
4. ‘
ice Cream Dishes ...............10o '
Crystal Coffee Mills ....... 960
Family Sonics ..... 950
PurinuKnives......... ....... ...100
Large Jurdiniors 650
TRISTBAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
MOOSUP CARRIAGE SHOP BURNEO
H. Krieger it Go.
MOOSUI’, July n.—-—'i‘he Smith cur-
ringc shop was burned to the ground
curly todny, themes by the fire being
ubout $21,500. The cnuso of the fire is
not known
W...‘ W.--“
Hflltlllllilllilillitililii
fl 3. , -
SPECIAL
4th OF ‘ J'U LY
DINNER.
75 acts.
Special in
Blue Serge Suits
All Wool.
AT $7.50
Worth 5’12.
0. Gottlieb
on no w. nil—mono. l
Funnel Director
, and tmbalmer.
1! North Main 8t., South. Norwalkz
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Watch the Ad.
in
Tomorrow’s
Issue.
r—u——e
Joseloff’s.
72 North Main fit. so. Norwelk.
Tel} Call. cos—2.
AUCTION.
it“.
HOUSEHOLIf) EFFECTS
0
MR. PHILIP KOMLODI.
Tables, Chairs, Mirror Carpets. Rugs,
Brie a Brae, Portiera, Curtains,
Parlor Stove. ‘
MONDAY JULY it, AT 2 P. M.
(If Btormy, Next Day).
At South Norwalk Storage Warehouse.
Day and Prospects Ste.
lo. N. McKlsstN Auctioneer. .2
’ FIGURE 1-3 up.
Cash or
Credit.
NO STORE EVER HAD GREATER EN—f
COURAGEMENT FROM THE 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 PRICES
LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. WE DON’T
WANT ANY BOUQUETS OR ANYTHING LIKE
THAT, BUT HAVEN’T YOU FOU‘NDQEVERY-
THING YOU BOUGHT HERE ENTIRELY To
YOUR SATISFACTION?
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.
MUST WIN EVERY TIME, AND IF YOU WANT
TO SEE HOW WELL WE STICK To THIS
UNALTERABLE PRINCIPLE OF OURs. COME
SEE HOW BUSY THIS STORE ALWAYS IS.
YOU OF COURSE
THESE METHODS
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source of concomptiort. It bodice all 33136013 oi
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2 notice are worthless and harmful, because no
‘2'. remedy token internally only, ever did or can .
curs.
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Which payi’l out our, Price or
Quality? it you tire looking for quot and cheat With hot, 3133.32 1331:!) every night. cities to the secret.
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