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‘ Will a... 'lariliolle
Haven Patter.
all you have Shirts that
no the latest and best line
We have just received a large lot
“"0853
Aloe 5Teas at 35 to 60m.
Our Corn at 2 for 25c. and Tomato
Beet Butter at 27c.
Premium tree with every 30:: par
We call your attention to our etc
guarantee quality and price.
" Trusting we may receive a call,
2313 5 North Main Street,
' Telephone
Vacation
FOR
"Dress Suits
._ Dress Trousers
Outing Suite
Fancy Outing Trousers
. White Flannel Trousers
__‘ Alpaca Coats
4
Na
“:Willis H.
33‘.
n
M PHON El
7 Shirts are made on the comfort pillow—roomy and well fit-
d to this the latest patterns and Weaver. dengue and col-
H. GOODWIN, manager.
tililliili A Word in lie ho.
are bound to meet with your an-
such Shirts you will find here in great variety.
of Straw Hats at lowest prices.
of Torts and Coffees which we are
at stollowlng prices:. Good Coffee at 25c; Fancy Coffee at 30c; Best
All fancy.
es at 2 for 25c cannot be beat.
chase.
ck as being carefully selected. We
Yours truly.
The Boston Tea 8t Coffee Co. ‘
South Norwalk.
Call 336-6.
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Wearables
MEN
Summer Clothing for Dress or Outing Wear that for style, tab-
. ric, fit and price it would be hard to equal.
Smart, snappy Furnishings. Hats and Caps for Young Men.
A Helpful List
'White Duck Yachting Shirts
Colored Negligee Shirts
Soft Collar Shirts
lnsook and Lisle Underwear
Smart Neokwear . '
. ‘ ‘.. Hot Weather Collars
:‘.B_lue Serge Coats . ._ l Lisle Half Hose ~ \
‘ White and Fancy Vests . 3‘ Light Weight Suspenders t
Automobile Dusters ‘i White Linen Handkerchiefs \h.
_‘ Straw Hats ‘1 Fancy Handkerchiefs ‘
-, White and Grey Crush Hats Leather and Silk Garters
‘ :60" Caps .‘5 Pajamas and Night Robes
.Yachty Caps (:3 .l n Bathing Suits ‘
:Auto Caps ' "l \ 1
. lf you'are going away—Suit Cases, Bags, Folding Umbrellas.
Seneck,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
4:8- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
120. . '
LEGAL NOTICES
. SOLVENT NOTICE.
.1":
District of Norwalk, as.
Court, June 26, A. I) 1007.
Estate of Jcnnie M. Smith lair1 of
Norwaik. in said district doceascd.
The limit of Probate im the dis
Diet of. Noiw,uik lialli linlilod and Ill
lowed six months from lilo dalo horr-
'of'for the creditors at said oninic to
exhibit their claims for soilloulolil.
Those who neglect to prosrlit Ilu-Ir
accounts. properly uttootcd, within
said time. will be lloblllrllll ll iotlii
cry. All poisons illdobiod to said on-
tats are roqucnlcd to make llllllll‘liiilit!
payment to -
‘ 3. . WILLIAM II.
' 326 iy3 10
l_ I
‘CPASSED OVER GOVERNOR’S VETO
Chief Executive Would Not sign Dan-
' bury Northern Electric Road Bill.
HARTFORD IlIy iii—~(lovclllor
‘Woodrult toduy Soul lo the house willi-
out his ulgnutulc, the house ioiut
re’s‘olutlou inconloinllng lilo Dillliilil“)
and Nortlloru Eloctiic Railway t‘llIiI-
ndny. In his vclo iilrllullgc ho lllH‘h‘
. his l'onIIouIl fol llol signing l he llll'il
l’l‘oiln I (I
S M 1 Ti 1 .
illxcculor.
' the some rl-nllons no in,» has
toiliio girl-n. lulml-ly; Wllicloll
k; tho right of E-Illiillinl llollilllll.
.Thc holler pnuilrd liill iliclnillro, lilo.
Veto to lilo contrary lIoiwillll-llllililillil
The following nlill‘wlll (ill lilo
liar welt: acl od upoil lmlny
BIIH udsnd—n ltouollltion llrlloiltllIIi-l
that” i of Hill Now iiillllill (louollll
capital: amending lilo rllnllor of ill"
mweird Electllc ldgl' t Cllllipillly. in
g __ the capital Uiiicil in 32. lino.
iWilbur dlulilot; ”mourning grliiilii
Q connOcll“‘Jl plilliil'yllli‘ll'ii AH
Dill makin' 4 llppimnlllliouu fol
Obi Illnll dl-pIIIlIIIoIII
mlbllmm Illld for the
0 mt tiglliznuceu:
OUSAND DOLLARS.
ii”
yours amount over
cilil'il-
Mil Ciliii‘t‘l'li Iilg tho Mllllrilliu-
fol lilo
Bluio
Mail'ltutlon and Al'iliilillilm
“Hill an out concoining tho
illithorilolng
'I‘lflliil CBNTB A DAY salllcldoaisg deposited In this bank would ln‘
0
does not seem possi is that the average man does not
"tell cents a day, yet it is a fact. This book will help you to do
‘ uth 'Norwalk Saving-'9 Bank.
the town of Milford to issue bonds; In»
("(ilIlOllliing lilo Fulll‘lrld Light lllid
Power Company: authorizing the (‘liy
of Waterbury to Issue stvl'cc'l lmpI-ovo-
iilcnt bonds; unloading the clinricr oi
llin lalilo "Ii‘W C(‘lllt‘il‘l‘y Associnlion.
Rojcclodu-An llr't coucorning surc-
‘ly bonds and an act concl-i‘lilllg torts
of tho court. of common pleas lil LII
(-hlicld county.
'l‘ho donate loduy ncropiod tho illin~
orlly I‘lllilil‘l. :Iiid pusuod lilo subsliluio
hill on iill‘ viglit-liour day for slain,
city, county. town and borough employ
oil. This is disagreeing action with
tho house, which yostm'dny by Ii l'ioso
mic Illzoopllul lilo unfavorable report
of the majority of tho (folillllllit‘t‘.
Whon tho nluiicr Clililt‘ up in tho so:
ZlilliL‘. Solinioi‘il Spoilury and Dounolly
:Iillldo a short plea that lilo illuiority
l'tiliOl'i. llc I'cjuclcli, and that illc minor~
thy bill be paused. A roll call was or-
cdorcd on the quosllon of accepting ll
.illnjol'ily l'oplli'i and the report was I'(‘~
port was i'l-jocloli 2i to I3. The or»
nature who volod against rciroliou
wcro:
Mci’iovl-I'll,lillltcrwol'ill, Blilkt‘il-‘IIIH‘,
liouluu, 'l‘lioliipllon, Clillsc, li‘nri'ol, Will-
lcr. Aiilil‘ll. lillcii, iil'ooks, Bunion llild
diociloy. Soilotor lilli'liliili was Iiilsonl.
A roll call was ordered on illo diluti-
iloii oi‘ unbolilnling the Import of tho
lninorliy Illld iiili-il-iilil't‘ ol' illc bill. and
lilo bill was pllsilcd 2:": lo ii. ’i‘llo lic-
llolors who volod ugnlllsl lilo lililltil‘:
Iiy i'opnri \vcl'c: Illlllcl'wol'ill. IiillkllH'
loo. 'l‘llonlpuoii. (illnuo. Willlur, Abol'll
lilioll, l’ollor and Kocncy.
l’ilickiilglulni Poul. Woman's lloliol
Corps hold II lilrllwllcrry social lllui
ovnnlilg ill (il‘ltlld Arluy lillil, Wall
nil-col. ’i‘liol'c was ll good lltiondnllco
and lilo only Ilill'orillnulo llllng lil oon~
nociioil with lilo lllt'nlr was that till!
gull ill the hull was out of order and
tho llldloll Word compoliod to com-
mluldol- ollougil oil lIlIleII to light the
lulll.
llorlloo Kay woith has taken tho l-ll-
gillc out of hill launch Niagara niid iii
shipping It to Lowell for repairs.
which will keep tho boat out of com-
inllllliou for ll. low days.
W0 PECULIAR FACTS.
3‘? average ostuto left by men at their death is LESS THAN
. ‘H
got
, eon with President Roosevmt
m
his return home. and that eitorts
Would be made to overthrow the Bal-
ouii ministry He declined to express
an opinion on the intention of tho
United States to road a fleet of war
vessels from the Atlantic to Pacific
coast. The admiral will take Guideb-
Frir
day at Cyatsr Bay. .
Admiral Yamamoto received numer-
ous dispatches on board the Cermhns
at Quarantine today and utter be had
read them he received the newepapor
men. He is a short status and com-
pact figure, with iron grey hair.
thin grey beard did not conceal a
mulls which Dillyfld. about his face dur-
ing the allure visit with the reporters
for the admiral answered each quell:
tlou first with all oXpundIug mnllo.
His roplics were ill .Jupaucso, which
were llltorprotod by an aide. When
asked what ho thought of tho in‘cnllon
of the United States govorllm. 12‘. to
solid practically all oi‘. our battleships
to tho Pacllic coin-It, Admiral Yuma
inoto smiled broadly and said:
“I myscli’ have no bad feeling
against the United Stilton, hilt It in a
question iOI this (finally to answer
and lint for us to explain; all oplliion.
“Alllerioa is a countiy which huu
boon fliondly to us fol ycais. II is
an old tooling oi' friendship. which i
do not think ll. passing storm can ill-
terfere with. but it depends upon llle
pans of the prolls to smooth the
storm."
Admiral Yamumoto seemed to re-
gllrd as a joke the report from 'l‘okio
that on his return Count ()kllma
would ask him to take up the leader:
ship oi? the Progrossivo party Willi the
View of overthrowing the Sulonii min-
istry, and after a hearty luugli he.
said:
“i have ilil‘t‘tldy accepted ono cab-
: Iilot position ili my country and 1 am
quite tlrod out.
with the sword by lily side.
portion have no interest for mu.
The admiral said that much dopond-
ed on the attitude taken by the press
on tho present situation.
“Too much care cannot be lakcil
by tho press," continued Admiral
,Ylluinmolo, "for a low carnival; words
will do more harm than good. ’l‘llol‘o
are many sensational papers. both
here. and ill Japan, and I ask the odi-
tors to make a thorough study of the
situation before writing their views."
'I‘ho admiral may make an informal
call on President Roosevelt today at
Oyster Iluy. after he has rocolvod
the official visit of Admiral Evans,
coulilinndilig lilo Atlantic float of the
United Slates Navy. and Admiral
Goodrich, colllmaiidniii of the Now
York nary yard.
My business now is
Political
II
To Withdraw interview.
'IOKI‘b .ilily ill—«lilo llullil will
lomouow \llihdi‘aw lilo Illit‘l'YiOW wlili
Admiral Sukainoio. Wili('Il ll l'ilconlly
IIulilislIod. III which tlic lidlilll'lll was
quoted as allylilg liliti American naval
oliiccru Wei-o brilliant social figures.
but deficient ill Ill‘ilft‘tlhiolliii training:
and punitive. and that iilt‘ crown of
American ships would roll-cal l‘ttiiii‘l‘
than light Japan. Silliuliniicousiy willi
the withdrawal of this illil‘l‘t‘il‘w iili‘
Iloclil will publish an‘ anonymous ill-
toi'viow with it Japanese naval export.
highly cillogiallc oi‘ lilo oilit‘lcnl‘y. oi
lilo prosoni Amoricnn navy and llii‘
high standard oi" llil gulillol'y.
Aoki Not to Return Home.
’l‘OKlO. .illly iii—«'lilio report that
Ambassador Aokl will return home Is
oillcllllly doillod.
.l No Demands by Japan.
\\'ASII11\'(l'l‘(i.\l. .illly 10.—-—h‘l'lllii lilo
Slate liopurlnlout and from the Jail-
aliouc mnbussy ht‘l‘i’ clinic swift and
Z‘iilll“llii~ii\'i‘ douinl today of the accuracy
of tho sililcnll-nt culliod from The
Hague lo the London Daily 'I‘clogrllph
and rcpi‘iuiod lil this country In lill’
t‘flt‘Ci. that Japan has made categorical
dculallds up the United Sluice govern-
lilrlit I‘ol' satisfaction III connection
with the li'cuiniolit of Japanese In
San ll‘l'aiicisco, and has served notion
of ill‘l' Inloniloil to (it‘lli willl illl’ (illli-
itil'liiitllii lloi'uolt if the national gov-
Pi‘lll‘lll‘lli falls to do so. At the State
liopllrluicllt it In said that iilt‘ Alilt‘l‘i~
can public iii fully aware of lilo nature
of all the exchanges that have taken
place on this subject: that there hilt-i
boon no correspondence of recent
Gill" and that there am no negotia-
tions ill progrox-Iu batwocn thr- twa gov-
ol'nmolitu. ’l‘llis silllllilioilt is fully coll-
i‘lriliod lit the .lnpuiiouc clulianny.
wiltil‘ti, moreover, it ill positivoly olull-d
lllnl Ambassador Ookl iii not going to
Japan next fall. afiwns l-oporlvd III a
Japanese newnpup. .
LAKE COMPANY MAKES PROTEST.
Say Octopus Was Not Eligible for Sub:
marine Boat Tests.
WASHINGTON, Jilly 10.-—Aotiilg
Secretary of tho Navy Newborry has
ulliiiliittod to tho lltioriloy-gcllel'nl for
n dcciuiou the matter of tho pl-olosl ol‘
lilo Inllm Sllbluul'ilic 'I‘orpodo iioul
Company colIcl-ruilig ilul I-oconllllolldn-
illillti oi' lilo inibnlul'lllo board which
doclurod the Campus Ill llo the oppor-
ior typo oi submarine. 'l‘hc proloni
refers to tho participation of tho ()0.
topuu. obioctlon bolus made, on lilo
ground that tho boat at the than of
tho competition was under contract
for the government. This donation
was decided, howovcr, wllon tho ar-
ruilgomonlo for the trials were made.
and Mr. lioullpnrto. thou uccrlltni'y of
the navy. lleid that the Octopus wall
oliglhlo to color the tents. llc Ill now
cullod upon to llilirin that decision at
attorney general. A illllll decision is
desired by the Navy Department be
told tllc colitlncts are awarded.
5.qu
KING'S PHYSICIAN DEAD.
LONDON. July 10.-—Sir William
Henry Brondbont. physician In ordluc
dry to King Edward and the Prince of
1333.” died today. lie was born in
At the fortnightly meeting of (Joint
Nurruk, F. of A... to be held in Forest
are Hull. Norwnik. tomorrow night.
District Deputy Daniel P. McKenna
will install the unicorn. A committee
our pointed to arrange lol- the annual
ore dinner at (Illusorys Point will
report and at the conclusion of the
regular buliluerll there will be a social
time with retresllmonul.
The oouterauoe o‘l ’
odiat Episcopal Church in Boston
cause
some surprise in The Nol‘walks, as it
was expected that Rev. John 13. Niel»
019 would he returned to the Knight
Street A. M. Iii Church, Mr. Nichols
has been trausi'errewto a larger and
more important charge in Springfield
Mesa, and expecteto toj'locate them in
a few days. ‘
Rev. Mr. Lynch of New Haven. will
take charge at the work of the church
in Norwaik. Mr. Nichols has many
friends here who will regret; ills dollar-
tllro. He has built up the church and
it is now in a first-close spiritual and
financial condition.
DAUGHTERS 3F LIBERTY LAWN
Y.
Succeuful Event Held at the Fleei-
dence of Howard Knapp. In
Norwalk.
Banner Council. No. 54 Daughters
oi‘ leolty, hold a lawn tote. last night
which moved a success financially
and scolully. Quite a large gathering
was present, and all enjoyed the ove-
Iiiilg’s entertainment. The ui‘l'nir who
given at. the residence of Howard
Knapp, in' Riverside avenue.
Tomorlow evening the Council will
hold its regular meeting. One candl-
duto will be initiated and tho oil‘loers
will he installed. All members are
especially requested to be present
INDICTMENT ASSINST SANTA FE
A
CHICAGO. uly lO—The federal
grand jury today returned an Indict-
ment against the Atohison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, of sixty-five
countth the charge of i'cballng.
Large Assonment
oi
Souvenir Post Cards
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 182 Wachington It
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
OSTEOPATHIC
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
Witt, a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksviile, Me. This
modern, drugloss treatment will
ocvrconlc the most obstinate
chronic disease. .» .
New York other. No. 25, W.
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office
days Tuesday and Friday of each
week.
Norwalk office and residence.
to Isaacs Place. Phone 123- 3.
Oii‘lce days every day with the
exception of Tuesdaf and Friday.
Consultation Free.
unis... I... on...
that lnlereslal Hill Rate
of four Per'Conl
per annum be credited to the deposL
tors in the
Savings Deparlmenl
for the six months ending June 30th.
payable on and after July 10th.
Deposits made on or before July
10th will draw interest from July 1st.
lhe South .Norwalk lrusi
Gomoany.
South Norwalk
Savings Bank.
on sun hilll Illlllllilll .;I.
to the depositors
at the rate of
Four Per Cent.
Per flnnum
ililB been declared for the six months
ending June 30th. 19(7i7 payable on
and after July 10.190
Interest not dlnwu 7will be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from July 1.1907.
Money depositod on or before July
10 will draw interest from in 1&1, 1907.
GEORGE Ii‘. BEA Bill.
124 SW Treasurer,
BOAT DUlLDING.
REPAIRING CR OVERHAULING
Dene In the Beat Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERBON.
Formerly 'l‘oqllet Launch Works
Westport, Conn.
it
no“-.. . ,.._........~..»...W....
MONEY
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without lndorser. All transactions
lltrictly confidential. Call end see us.
INDEPENDENT LOAON AND .IOURv
Gilles hour»
o Airman Mel... . :
came to an end this Week. and the ap- ‘
polutmentd announced will
best. '
‘ nos. i! and 3' cilantro BUILDING.
‘, i Ladies and Misses "
Our new lino of Ladies‘ and Mlsnos Bathing Suits am now on sale
at tho prices we quota. Now dcrligns and styles from lilo host. manufacturers.
.‘ No hotter values were ever offered
Materials and workmanship the
,7 “fl ‘
Housefurnlshing. Department.
3-qt. loo Cronin Freezers ......$1.95 Sleeve Irons ‘35:: 4 gal. Stone Water Coolers......$1.5d
il‘ly Killers . -
Ice Cream Scoops .......m.....10c """""""" ‘9‘: .
2 gal. Stono Wutor Coolers......$1.00 4 gal. Qtern Filters H """"""" $3.00
6 Thin Tumblers . . . . .. ..19c 3 gal. Stone Wutcr Coolors....
..$1.25 2 Fly 'I‘raps i'or ............ 25o
Frederick L. Wadhamo Has a $10 000
TORRINGTON, July 10 «The big
saw mill and Iced mill, the lumber
yuld glaln storage house. ll. small un
occupied tenement house and a burn,
all belonging to Frederick L. Wad-
liuuls. at Daytouvillo, this town. were
doutroyed by fire early this morning,
entailing a loss of probably $10,000.
The fire started in the saw mill and
quickly spread to the food mill and
adjoining siructuros. About 35.000
foot of sawed luiiibor was consumed
and all unknown number of bushels
of grain and food. Owing to the fact
that there was no wind. the fire com-
pany was able to save surrounding
residences. The cause of the tire is
not known.
SUGAR ADVANCED AGAIN.
NEW YORK. lily Mir—All grades of
rol'lnod sugar were ndvnncod 10 cents
a hundred pounds today.
Alwaus in the Lead.
In prices and quality
Vol) Bost‘ Bliltcr lb. ........ 28c
Sllgur Cuicd Shoulder ...... 10%0 lb.
New Polaloes, pk. .............. 33o
Fancy Lemons, dos. ............ 25c
Joseloi‘f’s.
72 North Main St. Bo. Norwalk.
Tel. Call. ens—a.
5. ,.......... .... "awn-m..." .... ET. ,_ . ... .,.... ._,. .,_,
FIRE AT DAYTONVILLE.
Loss In Blaze of Unknown Origin. 1
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. Krieger 00.
SPECIAL
July Reductions
IN. ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.
Cash or Credit.
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
White Suits, Prince Chap Coats or Pony Coat ef-
fects, pleated or bias fold trimming on skirts.
Special—$5.00 per suit.
i W i i i i
The Days Are
:- Growing Shorter.
The corner has been turned and we
are now facing toward cold weather.
Do you think It too early to consid-
er the question of next winter’s coal
supply?
Many customers are already leaving
us their orders and we believe they
are wise.
“The worry of today is from yester-
day's delay."
Do It now!
Ill hills lull ll
i i i ii i i
CLOVER *s
the place.
women's canvas oxronos,
$1.25 to $2.50.
“WW3?
$2.00.
Mlssssr AND CHILDREN'S
. CANVAS enoso AND oxronos,
$1.00 to $1.50.
Men's Canvas Oxforda, leather sole.
use. '
Men's Canvn Oxftli‘dl, rubber sole.
81$; ,, “
Bole Agbnt For
HANAN & SON-
I-lavliend Bulllling.‘a am Warringten it.
‘ RALQTON. _ ,
ELITE til-IDES. .
Bathing and Tennis slippers.
W
Phone. Mil-a.
Ill-H.-
Wear shoes
“Whitman Mi quiet: commotion. No more or and“... _. _
- . '8 _ W“,
Separate White Tailor-made Skirts,
linen duck.
lawn or
$1198 to $4.98.
LAWN WAISTS.
Made of fine sheer Lawn, with allover embroi—
dery or lace; worth $2.00. Special, $1.25.
MILLINERY. \,
Great reductions in this department. We are
ready to close out all fine Trimmed Hats, and price
no object.
GREAT REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT
OUR ENTIRE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
RUGS AND MATTINGS AT SPECIALLY RE-
DUCED PRICES ON SMALL VIIEEKLY PAY-
MENTS. \
' i,
H. KR‘IEGER & co.
Is more than a cough; it. is a deep-seated We
mation or oatarrh of the bronchial tubes and .
lungs—~allled to asthma and the most 1:111qu .
source 61 oonsvrnption.:::1t battles all. .eohools oi
‘ medicine, and cough cures, loaded .lyith nar-
notice ar3 worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken interpaLly only, ever did or can
naozxmu BALM, the germiolde bal-
earn, alone has trillIIiphed in every case for 20
years.
Take 15 drone every 2 home and Bill SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with not. clear Balm every night. That to the secret. It
penetrates, reducer the inflammation. kills the em. m... the
coughing no mining of phlegm, teetering the 1 age to the «on
of youth. Get the title or 01.00 hotels. keep; an the treatment
tolthtutl‘y tor a tow weeks and we months a euro clear down to
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