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Good Coffee at 25c; Fancy Coffee at 30c; Beet
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Vacation Wearables
FOR
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Smart, snappy Furnishings, lists and Caps for Young Men.
A Helpful List
Dress Suits '
Dress Trousers
Outing Suits
. Fancy Outing Trousers
‘Whlte Flannel Trousers
Alpaca Coats
Blue Serge Coats
White and Fancy Vests
Automobile Dusters
Straw Hats
White and Grey Crush Hats
Golf Caps
Yacht Caps
Auto Caps
White Duck Yachting Shirts
Colored Negligee Shirts
Soft Collar Shirts
Nainsook and Lisle Underwear
Smart Neckwear
Hot Weather Collars
Lisle Half Hose
Light Weight Suspenders
White Linen Handkerchiefs
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Leather and Silk Garters
Pajamas and Night Robes
Bathing Suits
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it- you are going away—Suit Cases, Bags, Folding Umbrellas.
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CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Street, N orwalk.
PHONE. 120.
,Movement of Atlantic Fleet
West
1
(Continued From First Page.)
cruising sous, which for the big but!
tleships means about 10 or 12 knots an
hour, and allowing a reasonable time
for cooling on route the Atlantic hoot
can make the passage from New York
to San Francisco in loss than sixty
days.
it is expocted that Rear Admiral
Robley D. Evans will connnund the
fleet in this great movement, as It is
known by his friends that he would
like to wind up his ncilvo career by
safely couduclng around the American
continent the greatest. fleet of war-
ships ever gotten together in iboso
waters.
it is believed now that tho sailing
route of the ships will be about as fol-
lows: Lenving New York or Hampton
Roads in the early full, the butlloshlps
would probably steam to lulcbru,
where coal would be takon on. The
next. stop will he lilo do .lnuoiro and
\tho 1.1119,, next Sandy Point, in tho Straits of
ii}
a
b.
to
oil
ml ‘
1.1
l
Magellan. Here again the coal supply
onld be replenished for tho run to
Calico, Porn. The next. alone would
be from Calluo to Panama and from
that point. the ships would prooood
without a stop to Sun Francisco. it
is believed that after reaching Porn
vliin wuiors tho movomonis of tho vou-
sels will be much more dollboruto than
up to that point. Although tho. rousou
for this Htuioiucui, Is not olilciully ob-
tainable ii is apparent that tho oxplu-
nation is to ho found in the Idol. that
the battleships will be within onsy
reach of San Francisco; in other
‘ wo is, they could In an omoruouoy
n, vs at that port boforo any other
" fleet could.
‘ Two methods of cooling have boon
provided for In tho plans of tho gonorul
board and it is not posslblo now to any
which will be selected. The first In
it) solid with tho hullloshlps u nuillw
ion‘t number of (soldiers to cuublc thorn
{to replenish their cold supplies with-
' out dependence upon i‘oroign cooling
It». nérmnuent investment.
'i‘ [ Always Ready for You.
. , When you place your savings in this strong. nintuul savings bank
f they are always at your command.
No notice required to withdraw.
" ' How different this is from having your money tied up in some
,, Jinan during coon hour, for your convenience.
The‘South Norwalk Savings Bank
hit“ his Iuil’dlnn, 07 Washington st, Booth Norwelk, Conn.
stations. In this CaSo no loss than
twenty colliors will be necessary be
cause smoothing like 77,000 tons oi
coal will be burned on this cruise.
In the second case tho plans provide
for the free use of merchantablo coal
along the route, which of course would
diminish the need of (‘Olilf‘l'S.
Admiral Evans will, it. is oxpootod
Start, out. with slxloon battleships bo-
sides the colliers. 'l‘ho armored oruls
ors, Washington and ’l‘onnossco
which are now in French waters, (“'1
under orders to return to the United
Statos and after roilttlnig, to proceed
to tho Pacific coast. It is possible
that they will be detained and accom-
pany tho baitloshlps on tho (-ruiso
Whne Admiral Evans arrives off llif
Pacific coast his ilcot will ho increus
on by tho addition of tho butiloship No-
brusku, newly commissionod. The bill-
tloshlps Wisconsin and Oregon. now
at. Iii-criterion Navy Yard, Puget
Sound, will probably have comploiod
thoir ropalrs by host March so that
they too may be nddod to tho ilcol
which will thou comprise 19 battle
ships, bosldos lilo urmorod and pro
toriod cruisers of the Pacific fleet.
'I‘OKIO, .Iuly 5.-’l‘ho report, iron
Washington attributing tho. proposed
sending of sixteen battleships to ”if
Pacific otmst to Admiral Dowoy's pri
vulo plan, is mmorally disbcllovod “(‘11
by those. whoao oxporionco ontltlui
their opinion to nttontiou. The United
States is not known to possess naval
buses In tho Pacino, mloouulo for sucl‘
purpose, and the impression provnil:
that the sending of so large a sound
ron whoro sullloionl. rondozvous door
not exist would simply moon that tin
voascls would be up rosy prey to tor
pcdo boats and doulroyors. Shook
sixloon initiloshlps ho, so (m‘iplnyod in
to disprove this impression, it rocorl‘
brouklni: naval rout will huro'io hr
uoiuunplisbod.
()Yi-l'l‘lsli‘t llAY, N. Y.. .luly Dir-ROI“
Admiral W, H. lirowusou, chief of flu
liurouu of Navigation of tho Navy Dc
parlluont, who today lunchcd with
Prosidcut Roosevelt, stated on roach
lug Oyster liny that he did not. know
what ships would comprico the fleet to
i'w
made somewhere 'nt sometime, but
that is all I know of the matter. Should
the cruise be taken to the Pacino !
think Its only object would be to dem-
‘ castrate how quickly the voyage can
be made and for no other purpose. I
cannot indicate the ships that will. comv
prise the fleet because I know nothing
of any plan." .
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
A daughter was born this morning
to, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders, of
Craubury. ‘ ._
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Mrs. John A. Camp and Miss Hazel
Quintard are spending the day in
New York city. ‘
,into a delegation of Norwr“~ uno-
plo went to Compo Bench yesterday
afternoon. Several went in bathing. '
The new]; elected chiefs of Cooke
noo 'l‘ribe will be raised tonight by
Deputy J. W. Schwcrdtie, of Bridge-
port,
The Misses Elizabeth and Julia
Malkln, or East Nor-walk, as spending
a week's vacation at South Manches-
ter. .
Fred Koehler, of 21 Marshal street,
was operated on for appendicitis, this
morning, by Dr. Tracey and Dre. F. I.
Burness and Clark.
The Winnipauk baseball team will
cross bats with the Bridgeport Y. M.
C. A. tomorrow afternoon on the Polo
Grounds in Winnlpnuk.
Mr. McMullin, of Judah Island, has
just purchased a handsome hunting
cabin launch, built in Mlanus. He had
a party out. yesterday in it. .
Mrs. LoRoy Crockett, of New Ha-
ven. spent the Fourth in town. Her
mother, Mrs. Gustav Pfizer, Is to spend
Sunday with her in New Haven.
Harry Van Wagoner, of East Nor-
walk, was taken to the Hospital today.
suffering from blood poisoning, caused
by cutting his foot with an axe.
.lolui Kirsch. the woleowu Nor-
wnlk bottlor. who has been sorlously
ill for several months. is now at Sar-
, in Rock, in the hope to benefit his
realth by the change.
The Rev. James H. O‘Donnell, .lohu
'I‘. lrlnycs. Miss Margaret. laiwlor and
Miss Marion Hayes wll said tomorrow
from Now York on the steamship Fur-
nossiu_ for a two months trip in tho
British Isles and the Continent of Eu»
rope.
'l‘ho Noi'walks will lino up against.
ho iiubllus. ot‘ Mcrldou, tomorrow. at
Amusomout Park. The liubllns worn
"ot't-uitly (lofoutod by llanluu'y 7 to ti.
ii‘id it is thought that tho locals huro
i. vory good chance to put another
game on tho, sldo 01’ ylctorios.
Edward. the young son of Judge and
lira. Edward M. Lockwood, of Nor-
.vulk. who has boon seriously ill of
llphihorla. is now on the road to ro-
tox‘ory. ’l‘ho house. is uudor quaran-
lno. but .ludgo Lockwood is allowed
0 uso a portion of the building out
if tho daugor zono.
Henry .1. ('Irnnmuin of H. J. and (l.
3. Grumman tho woll known Norwulk
.mttlors. Is in u very critical condi-
tion. at his homo in Isaac sirool, Nor-
wulk. from bronchial pneumonia. 'l‘hls
iftorutn’m it is foarod that Mr. Grum-
‘uun will survive but a few hours. For
several wcoks previous to being taken
with pneumonia Mr. Grumman had
been laid up with a broken kucc cap.
OBITUARY RECORD.
FllNllll'iAI. OF JOSEPH PREMIER.
'l‘ho iuuorul of Joseph Premor. sou
if Stove Promor, of 14 Windsor
Place was hold this morning at 9
i’olock from Arlou linll. whoro tho
longtiriau Catholics hold their sor-
dcos. ltov. lr‘uthor Francis Gross of-
iciutod. The. interment was in St.
\Iury‘s comolory. The poll bourors
vero four young ladies. Missos Mary
’osuk. Mary iiudlsk, Lizzie ’l‘ophsoy
ind idn. l’osuk.
MINERAL Oil1 M RS. SCHOONMAKIGR
The funeral of the Into Mrs. Flora
.llllnn Sohoonmnkor. wife of howls
lchooumukor, was held this afternoon
ii, 2 o‘clock from the family rosldouco.
III Il‘ll’th street. East. Norwalk. ltov.
I. W. Davis olllclniod. 'l‘he lutormout
ms in Riverside Cemetery.
HUNYADI BENEFIT PICNIC.
'l‘ho Fil'iti. lluiupiriuu Slok lionolit
iorioty hold a parade and picnic yon-
ordny. All tho momboro of tho or~
utilization were In full uniform and
ho parade was lod by the Hungarian
iypuy iiaud. ’i‘ho picnic was bold lu
ho woods ut Hpringwond and was u
wont success.
TEXAS BANK CLOSED.
WAHIIINO'I‘ON, .Iuly ii.«~'l‘ho Fort,
Dalian National llunlr of Miami. Finn
.vuu closed today by direction of ili‘l
‘(nanroIIer of the currency upon in~
'ormuiion rucolvod from Bank Examin-
Il‘ McDonald that the bank is inani-
vont. Tho liabilities are given on
"308,166.
HAND CAUGHT IN WHEEL.
linuh lilacs. of Smith Street, bud
.wo I‘ingoruof his right hand badly lu-
iCl‘ltillti Wednesday by getting ihom
:mmbt In tho i'lywhool of n gonolcno
ll’lRilli‘. Dr. 'l‘rnccy dressed the mono
tor.
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RECENT ARRIVAL OF VEDSELS.
NEW. YORK, July b.»—Arrivod: Ln
Provonue, from anre.
NEW YORK, July 5.-~Arrivod:
Steamer Napolitnu Prince, from New
lea. etc.
’l‘ourintuln thorn no slam the
main?
Station Agentwvou't worry: your
ticket is mod for -iorty:tlvo days.“
l‘llcgende Blotter. .
of
, , statement of Secretary Mstcsit
and instant secretary Loon," be con-
. tinned. "Indicate that a cruise may be
Belgians. as anticipated. carried off
the principal trophy.ciihe grand cliel.
Iense cup, for the second year In suc~
oeesion, defeating. Christ" Church. 02:-
ford, in the final, by a bare length. af-
ter a good race. Time, .7 minutes. 31
seconds, ‘
Captain Deming): the 'll‘irst Life’
Guards Won tho. diamond souiis, de-
feating Alexander McCulloeh, by a
length and a quarter. Time 9 minutes,
24 seconds. ' ,
lilo lruystoesfilave (lateral
that Interest at the Rate
of its Per Cent
per. annum be credited to the deposi-
tors iu the
Savings Department
for the six months andlng'Juno 30th,
payable on and after July 10111. “
Deposits mode on or before July
10th will draw interest from July 1st.
Ihe South Norwalk lrusi
J Company.
best.
Ladies’ and Misses’
'35 THING SUITS.
Our now line of lAidlon’ and Misses llnthlug Suits are now on sale. No better values were ever offered
at the prlcos wo quota. New designs and styles from the bout manufacturers. Materials and workmanship the
A if. I
a . i.
, it'll]:
Houecfurnishing Department.
3-qt. loo. Groom Freezers ......$1.95 Sleeve Irone .......... 85:: 4 gal. Stone Water Coolers ..... $1.50
. . Il'ly Killers ........ 9 ’
Ice Cream Scoops ,.... ...... ....10c """"""" c "I ‘
' 2 gal. Stouo Water Coolers ...... $1.00 4 gal. ML“) Iilltors """""""" $330
0 '1‘th Tumblers ............. ....19c 3 gal. Stone Water Coolers......$1.25 2 Fly Traps i'or ............. ....a5c
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TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
South Norwalk
Savings, Bank."
llilli SEIII iiilliliil. llllllIlENll
to the depositors
at the rate of
Four Per Cent.
Per finnum
has been declared, for the six months
ending June 30th, 1907. payable on
and after July 10, 1901%
interest not. drawn ill be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from .luly 1, 1907.
Money deposited on or before July
10 will draw interest from July 1. 1907.
GEORGE F. BIMRSE,
124 SW Treasurer,
a;
The Norwalk .-
Savings Society.
Norwalkg, June 20, 1907.
interest at the rate of four (4) per
cent. per annum, for the current six
months. will be credited to Depositors
July lot, 1007, and paid to them on
and after July lOth. .
I’cr order of Board of Directors,
FRED‘K' A. ELLS, ’I‘rcus.
.Neekwesr
Spotted
Wo're Just uuhoxod 40 dozen
WASH 4-IN.HANDS.
All manufacturer's suiuplos of
the 250 and bile varieties.
Take Them NOW.
2 FOR 25c.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
,.
The Reed 82; Volk
A Electrical Co.
my E R E
the place.
nun—Inu—u‘
woman's CANVAS oxronos,
$1.25 to ease.
womaws'wmrs CANVASPUMPS,
$2.00.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
CANVAS SHOES AND OXFORDS,
$1.00 to $1.50.
Men's Canvas Oxfords, leather sole.
$1.50.
Men's Canvas Oxfords. rubber sole.
$1.25.
Sole Agent For
HANAN dr' SON.
RALSTON.
ELITE SHOES.
Bathing and Tennis Slippers.
.—_—-‘
Phone. 5422.
Electric tinnitus
Wear shoes
THAT F1:
"'siiecieiiwn”
Blue Serge Suits
All Wool.
AT $7.80
Worth 312.
9-.-Gohliei
and Saturday Evenings.
Don't forget Wednesday TOO.
flSiPH DAVIS,
Teller, Clothier, Hatter,
_ Furnisher.
85 Washington 8t. 80. Norwelk.
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“ATLAS ”
Portlanicement
The best cement on" the market for
both large and email work. Ask for
book "Concrete Construction About
the Home and en the Perm." i
We handle “ATLAS" only.
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In initial it I“
DA VID. w. in! menu.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
1! North Main St. South Nerwelk
Residence, 8 Washington It.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. OWE.
lfififiON
of
MR. PHILIP KOMLODI.
Tables, Chairs. Mirror, Carpets, Rugs.
Eric-mares, Pertiere, Curtains,
Parlor tltove.
MONDAY JULY 8. AT 2 P. M.
(if Stormy, Next Day).
At South Norwelk Storage Warehouse.
Day and Prospects Ste.
(l. N. MoKiBBlN, Auctioneer.
.u. ..-W.....~mw. .m... Wm
BOAT BUILDING,
REPAIRING 0R OVEAHAULING
Done in the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON,
lc‘ormoriy 'I‘onuet Launch Works
Westport. Conn.
MONELMH
niculoy loaned to salaried employees
owl housewives on their own name
within“ iudornnr; All transactions
idrloily confidential. Call and see its.
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
lTY GO
Hevllend Building, Washington It.
cities hours. t a. iii- to 8 p. m.
H. Krieger '& co.
Cotsh or
Credit.
NO STORE EVER HAD GREATER EN-
COURAGEMENT FROM THE BUYING PUB-
LIC THAN THIS STORE HAS. WHEN CUS-
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 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 WE STICK TO THIS
UNALTERABLE PRINCIPLE OF OURS. COME~~
SEE HOW BUSY THIS STORE ALWAYS IS.
H. KRIEGER & co.
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Bronchitis ‘
Is more than a cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-«allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of cones mption. It battles all schools oil
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nor'
notice are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did‘or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM..the gormlcide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every" case for 20
Make 16 drops every a home court!!! SURE to bathe the throat
and client with hot. clear Balm every night. - what is the secret. It
penetrates. reduces the inflammation, kills the genus. stops the
coughing and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the Visor
of youth. Get the 80c or 01.00 bottle, keep up the treatment
foithirfliy we a few weeks and we guarantee a cure clear down to
the [set stage at quick consumption. Ho cocaine or opiates.
B. 11. Jackson & (in... Indianapolis. indium
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