» 0 OUR SPLENDID STOCK of up—to~the-minute
j; MEN’S FURNISHINGS.
dawn the line. For your vacation w are pro»-
pared with a complete line of Men' 11 8 his front ‘
1 5111: to $1,511. Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, j
Belts, Suit Cases.
High grades all
at all prices. Evtrything
11. new at prices equally attractive. We invite youré
d yohr trade an the assortment of Men“ 11 Furnish- :
111311 "Calico us today.
FOR
Dress Suits
, Dress Trousers
IOutlng Suits
:,,Fancy Outing Trousers
, 'White Flannel Trousers
Alpaca Coats 1
c Qiue Serge Coats
‘ White and Fancy Vests :1
I-
a»
Willis H.
MEN
, Summer Clothing for Dress or ‘Ontlng Wear that [or style, tab-
rlc, lit 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
4, Nainsook and Lisle Underwear
it Smart Neokwear
]‘ Hot‘ Weather Collars
;, : Lisle Half Hose ‘ .,
Light Weight Suspenders
'Automobile Dusters 1 White Linen Handkerchiefs ll,
Straw Hats 1 Fancy Handkerchiefs "
White and Guy Crush Hats Leather and Silk Garters
, Golf Caps _ .- l: Pajamas and Night Robes
'1“_Vaeht Clps ) 1'23””. EH Bathing Suits “
' Auto Caps ,' ‘ ' ' '1‘. i
If you are going away—Suit Cases, Bags, Folding Umbrellas.
SeHsck,
CLOTHING OF THE RlGHT SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
PHON E. 120.
. LEGAL humans
A.
. q-w ,
, as Lorenzo Dibble
in said district
‘PROBATE SALE or REAL ESTATE.
[Hider and pumunnt to on order of
the Court of Probate for the District
4‘ oi Norw’aik, authorizing him Hitll‘ttllil-
hereby otters {(11
title and intomsi
late of Norwalk
doc1s1sicd,l1nd at the
time of his death in or to the follow
ing described 1cai osiato to wit:
An undivided one—(111.11 tor 11111-111111. in
or to one contain tract of real 115111111
situated in the City of South Nor-
walk in said Norwalk, with tho bulld-
logs thereon, known as No. 119 South
Main street, bounded north by land
of Joshua R. drawings and land for-
meriy of. the South Norwalk Savings
llank; east by South Main slit-111;
south by land oi Could lloyi and
west by land of John 1’ Zoloft and
Sylvester Hunt and land of Joshua it.
Jennings; ,
An undivided 11111111111111'l11i' interval.
in or to one cci‘luin tract. of null 1111-
tsto situated in the City of South Nor-
walk in said Norwulk, with tho bulld-
ings thercon, known 1111 Nos. 11 and ill
North Main strooi, bounded north by
land of tho osinto of V. A. Scoiichl,
cost by land of the New York, New
Mama and Hartford R. it. (‘11.; south
by land oi.’ llorman Quittnrr, 11nd wvst
by North Main Sll‘i‘i'i.
For particulars and towns apply to
FRANK l). 11A‘Y'i‘ON.
South Noi'waik. Conn.
to, 1.the, subscriber
sale all"snch right.
.‘i'lil 1t
SOLVENT Ni‘lTitll'I.
District of Norwalk, 1111.,
Court. July llih, 11.11.. 11111'1'.
Estate of Anuoiluu i1}. iluhbard. into
of Norwalk, in said 1iisiri<1.i 1l1111~111111d
’I‘ho I'oiul oi l’miniiu for thi,1 Diu-
iriat oi Noiwolk. huih liiniiod and al-
iowiul six iiiiihllis ironi tin1 dotu 1111111-
oi' for 1111.1 cmiiiors of said rataio io
111.111.1111
JiXhIon, iiwli' claims for Hiiiiiitlliiilll.
'l‘hoao who nouluivi lo printout ih11ir
41111111111111, pr,"opi11l,1nth-stud within
11111111 t in. will ho 111mm 11.11! 11 1111111111113.
Ali‘ portions lnilnbhrd to tiiiiii 1111111111
111's rationalist 1o ipako illiiili 11111111. 11111-
111th
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1'18 125 ii xooutor
Ma. .
' GRWA K COMPANY INCORPOR1
ATED.
1
tool-11111111,: this morning iln- hill
‘ omitting 1111» Noiwullt Land and
Oyster Bay 11;...1....1‘“1;'..‘I
ieronce
(Continued From First Page.)
that tho 1.111111 of, ihoir coni‘m'enco with
the prosidont would partake of tho
111111111 pnciiic character.
The twu distinguished Japanese lol'i
il111i1 hotols before 11 ociock to (ski
the train for Oysloi li111', meeting 111
lilo Long island how tor the 31111111111
to tho prosldonl‘s 11111111111111.1111 hi.-
iii-11111111111, Captain ix’oudo. of Admiral
Ynmunioi'o‘s sullv. said that the ad
mind was uronily plousod by the cor
dialliy shown him at the luncheon in
tho liolol Astor 31151111111152
The Japanese momhms ol‘ the prcsi
doni s lunchoon plilty mounted a spec-
ial our in their trip to Ovator 13111.
Cnpi. Kondo was ”it! humor or 11 pack
age which he said was 11 manual [01
hr 1.11-1ld11111 Roosevelt.
()YS'l‘ER BAY, 1.. 1., July lB.-'l‘ho
hiizhos'l. oillclal courtesy that can 1111
oxicndod Admiral iini'on Yunnunoto
during his visit. to tho United Stains
,has l1111111 arrnngmi to tako piano today.
whon i’rcsldont iioosovoit entorinim
the Japanese admiral us his guest oi
honor at 11 luncheon sorved at. 1 o‘clock
111 81111111110111, i'iili. Viscount Aokl, 1hr
.lupnnoso ambassador to tho (lulu-1i
Status and personal roprosrnintivo of
tho .lnpnnoso oniporor, shared in tho
rordlailly outondrd to H111 .iapnnoso
nation. 111-1 did Captain Moiciil Koudo.
inspocior of naval consirnrikm of tho
.lopanrso navy and a nuunbor of Ad-
mirai Yannunoio's party. 1111111111111.
11111 prrniilonl and Mrs. ilnonovoll in
1111t11rininlng 11111 disilnunishod visitors
warn Assistant Socroiury of State lin-
con. R11111'111111niaiivo iiorhcri Parsons.
111' Now York, and Mr. and Mrs. E. I).
Morgan, also of Now York. 'l‘ho 11111111111
arrivod ui (lysior liuy shortly nilor
noon and worn conw-ymi at once to
Shunmoro lilll in 1hr 1:111'111'1111111111 1111-
ioiuohilo.
NEW BUILDING AND LOAN COM.
MlBBlONEH.
ilAil'i‘li‘ilitl). July 12.»~tlovornor
Woodrufl today appointed William ll.
Corbin, 11! Now ilrilnln to ho bnildlniz
and loan commissioner for two years
vico MOMH C. Webster of tho sumo
riiy whose ioim 11xpi1111i on July l
The governor, howovcr. hail boon givon
1111111 in which to 11111111: tho incumbent
of this oiilco owing to ponding ionisin-
iion, which, if passed, might have con-
uoiidutod this iioporimoni into anoth-
11,1
uv—am
A good way acror tube a millionaire
id Company, in concurrenoo with
» note. as passed. ‘
0“Mfl¥&‘m~fl~b‘¢. .
suits,
_ .L .
V ' i‘WO i ‘PECULIAR FACTS.
D WOUSAND DOLLARS
insult years amount over $1,100.00
f.
’i‘itll svorago astute left by man at their death is LESS THAN
TEN CENTS A DAY saved and deposited in this bank would in
dives 1101000111 possible that the average 1111111 11111111 not
ten cents a any, yet it is a fact. This bank will help you to do
get
. ,Senats considers the resoldtiou in-
' across the states!)
is to acquire the habit of having law-
pate Qrdm Automobile Pdrkway
Biii‘Printed tor Muslim-lien.
WARTFORD, July 12L~That the
corporation ' the Connecticut Antonio
bile Parkway Corporation an important
one was Evident by the 111111111111 at
several at the senators on ‘itlie‘i- ,1!
11111 was reported unturorsbiy to
by the committee.
would construct a parkway diagonally
connect withu
road which would [We .nntomobiilsts
an almost straightaway oourso b11191
tween Now York and Boston, In re-
poriinii the bill Senator Barnum spoke
a; several sections, especially those
giving the corporation the right of
eminent domain and other features
which he considered altogether too
broad for the state to grant. Bonnier
Luther impressed upon the-Sonata that
the bill had wide support and was a
very important one iromsuvorai stand
points. He thought ~the r'iuitnrs
should have the right to study 11111 11.11
carefully, and, therefore Unwed that.
it ho soul to the calendar for printing.
Senators ilnttorworth, McGovern. Don-
ovan and Spellacy also remarked upon
the importuncaol the bill and uru'od
that the senators be given 11 chance
to study it. Objection was withdrawn
by Senator Barnum and the bill was
ordered printed.
After a short dobnte the Senate ro-
codod from its former action and con-
curred with the Hannah) passing tho
corrupt practices act as twice amend-
ed in the House. The latest amend-
ment providod what Senator Spollnoy
called a loophole for the expenditure
of a grout deal of. money: This amend-
ment. dealt with' the carrying of sick
and infirm porsons to 11nd from the
polls. Sonntor Luthor admitted that
the amendment provided a loophole. for
the lmpropor expenditure of money.
but it was hotter, he said, to have a
loophole than to have the entiro four
sides of the. building taken away. The
bill was too good to be lost on account
of one amendment. it was than pass
ed in conciuronce.
The Senate 1111101 tcd i111 omblv a hill
providing 1'01 the. appoinimonl of a
commission at nine to look‘into tho
question of the spread of tuberculosis
as recommended by the governor in 11
11111115111111 to tho general assembly. iln-
dor suspension of the rules the resolu-
tion was passed.
'l‘horo were two matters on the or-
der ol‘ illt’ day, tho first being on rail-
way bills and the other on‘cxciso inat-
tors. The i’orincr were disposod of be-
i‘oro iho noon recess. 'i‘l111 debate was
of inlorost.on ouch of the four hills.
Senators Donovan and lluiiorworih ho-
i111: anions.r ihoso who strongly oppos-
11d the passage of tho hills. The bills
passod Worn: Resolution nmhndiug
tho charii-r oi‘ the (lonsolldaimi ilnil
way (‘11111pn111': amending, tho chaitor
of llll‘ ’i‘homasiou and \V utmtown idioc-
11‘ic Railway Company; attending tho
limo within which the Norwnlk.
iiridgoport and ilcthol ’l‘rnction Coni-
pnny may construct its llnos. and ex-
trnding the limo of tho Moi'ldcn.
Southlngion and Cmnpoimro 'i‘rnmwal
Company. 011 each of those thorn was
y.
This corporation
FOr
tun ‘ ' " landfill. ' ,
Juno 1. 1909,1121 ul October 31,
1 1908.. Each 11111111111111 was dateatad.
Haywood ii honing 11.111.11.11
‘ (Continued From First Page).
Q1 111111111111 mallow?"
and 11111111 oi the all-
111 the papers whiilh
plan card had bedn
,bouatno xuotiva
1 “No sl r.'.’
The first Ho
sassination not
reported that-a.
‘ Who had been 1111.11.11 on suspicion.
At miners headquarters there was
question as to who Hogan was, the
conccsus of opinion being that it was
Orchard who had used that name in
meat olsew 1am. The first definite in-
formation came In the cipher telegram
from Simpliins which was translated
at first:
"Can i get counsel for Hagan?"
Haywood’s’ explanation or sending the
$100 draft to Jack Simpson on Decom-
bor 21, 1905, was up lollown:
“Simpkins come to Denver early in
December to attend 11 meeting 01' llw
executive boaid lie drew $213. 50 per
dolm and tinvolied expenses while
there Cashing u chuck for this am
ount he gave Haywood $100 and asked
him to forr‘rd. it‘to Spokane hotoru
Christmas. Simpson said ho was go
.1111; on a trip and did not want to toko
ull 1.1111. money with him. Haywood mid
ha could not recall whether he bought.
the draft and mnlind it, or whether ono
oi the toileration’s stonographers at-
tended to the matter. Witness said he
had not seen Simpkins since the ox-
ocutivc board matter.
When the matter of employing coun-
sel for Orchard and to look alter the
interests of the organization first came
up. Haywood said he and Moyer con-
sulted with general counsel Murphy,
who after considering the subject for
a day or two, advised the employment
of Mr. Nunetnt.
The doicnso offered in evidence a
letter written by Murphy to Nugont,
but it was ruled out by Judge Wood
as immaterial.
Haywood told of the final employ-
ment of Frcd Miller, of. Spokane, to
lit‘ft‘iil. Orchard.
“What was the first you know of
any intention to arrest. you in conce-
tion with the murder?"
"Win-111 l was arrested."
Witness than relotod the story of
his arrest the denial of a right to can-
suit counsel 1111111119 trip to Boise on a
special train in charge of Gonornl Bul-
koley Wells, 11 member of the Mine
Owner’s Association. Whon first
brought to Boise the prisoners were
11111911 to the stain punitoniiary, being
lnior removed to the country jail at
Caldwell.
Miss’sesks RETURNS.
NEW YORK, July l2.—-—Miss Ger-
trude Becks, seeiatary ot the welfare
department of the National Ci1ic Fed-
eiatlon, who visited the Panama Canal
zone to investigatti the conditions un-
der which the employees on the canal
nio wor,king 1'.etu1n1d to this city to
1i111',anivlng on the, steamer Colon
from Cristobal. '1'"
ced
leaving Cri pie Cruel: to soak employ 1
at tho prions wo quota. Now dosigns
best.
1101.11.11. GAZETTE BUILDING.
Our new lino of 1111de and Misses Bathing Soils are now on 'salo
Mill 1..
.H La‘dios’ andHMlssOVs’
11's. ;
. , No hotter values worn over altered
and styles from the host manufacturers. Materials‘and workmanship tho ,
. ..l
Housefurnishing Department.
3-qt. Ice Cream Frcozors ......$1.95 Sleeve Irons ..... ..........35e 4 gal Stone Water Coolers” ....$i.50
lily Killers . ..... ...... 91: '
‘ , ...............10a ‘ LSt.‘ Fill ......... .
ics (.rcnm Scoops ,2 gal. Stone Water Coolars......$1.00 4 fill (up rrs $300
ii'i‘hin Tumbiorn 1911 ll gal. Stone Wator'Coolcrs.....£1.25 2 Fly Traps for ..... .....250
TRISTRAM a HYATT, 11101111171113, " CONN.
A CAT i-iAWK.
phia Record.)
been carrying oi‘f poultry
Saturday locked its talons in this back
of a cat belonging to Frank Morse. 1
The out put up a big fight, but the
hawk had kitty by the buck and the
red ribbon on the cat’s neck could be
seen fluttering hundreds of feet in the
air until it disappeared over the hills.
to the effect that mothers are keeping
{our the vicious bird will try also in
carry them away.
Flint Slillill‘l)iinll(‘-”l soc they have
tnkon the 7 11.111. train oli’ this line.
Do you miss it?“
Second Suburlinnilh~“0l1, nothing
. like as much as i used to miss it when
it was on."—-Phlladelphin Inquirer.
After a woman has had her little
outburst of temper she becomes as
pioasnnt as a May morning.
The small pay in Government odious
31111111 to go a good deal further than
any other kind
it would take a lot of money to mnko
a woman think she had enough for
anything but. clothes.
ole
OPENED YESTERDAY WITH BIG BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
We want in [hole 11 For .01 0111811111111 hires.
Men’ s Black Thibei Suits, Venetian Lined. Latest Stole.
were $9.
Men’s and Youth’s’ Blue Seine Suits. were $10.
Worsted and Cashmere Suits, were $12.
Bast Grade Suits. we
Underwear.
Bitter Grade Suits. were $14.
l6 $169
Fine Dress Shirts, were 50 and 750,,
25c kind at 1911
Children’s Wash Suits.
Men’s and Bou’s Caps,
Straw hats at One-Half Price.
At $11.95
At $5.95
At $6.95
At $7.95
At $23.95 and $9.95
At 5911
500 kind at 590
59c. 49c, and 590
At 50, 1911 and 590
Shoes on Sale.
(Ilomcsdnlo, Po, Special to Phliadol-‘
A large hawk that has for two years
in and.
around Forteniu, Wayne County, on‘
The latest reports from the town are ‘
close watch on their little children for‘
THE Iii
H. Krieger 81 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.
Separate White Tailor-made Skirts, lawn or
linen duck. $1.98 to $4.98.
LAWN WAISTS.
Made of fine sheer Lawn, with allover embroi-
dery or lace; worth $2.00. Special. $1125-
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 WEEKLY PAY- 1
MENTS. i‘L.
H. KRIEGER 11 co.
HHHH NEWS HlH EEHlHflHl
A full line of Groceries and Vegetables has been added to our
present line of Teas and Coffees with FREE Premiums in the him
gain. Now is the time to do your entiré trading with us. We can
do you good in prices and quality. Our prices are low; our goods
are A1. Our Premiums are FREE. .
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Fans Earl Rose Potatoes. large and good cookers, peck. . . . . . .igoc
Full ream been. nice and mild. ve ry special, pound
Van Camp’s Cugar Com. white, tender and sweet........a cans 95c
Stuben Peas, best York State product. can....................5oc
Jone”, mourybage'l‘lb'l|‘l0".l't"IIIOIVIIIIlipas|lsllO¢I8°c
Cream of Wheat 2 packages :51:
ShreddedWheatBiscuit.....................................tac
Our Special XX Tea,peund 351‘.
Try our Special Blend of Coffee, pound 1115c
H i ll HH‘FEE Hi]
13 lilordt Main 1111.11. "’ ' South Norwalk. 9
1 e 1 s n 1 e a 1 1 1 1 e 1 s a 1
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