1/
O .
LMEN'S FURNISHINGS. .
Ii For.
pared with a comple
run the line.
" $00 to $059. underwear, Healthy, Neckwear
eltgt, Suit Cases,
aid ' ,
High grades
our vacatio I
dine. of Men, Shh-to item
at. all
rices. . Eyerythin
, co and new at prices equally attract v0. We invite yaw?
‘ comment and your trade on the assortment of Menjii’ Furnish-K
alien us‘ today.
Ill
6 North Main St.
WEAR.
Porous Knit Underwear .
0000.:-
Ilalnsook Featherweight Underwear .
.ow Summer Collars ...
lniined Golf Caps, ......... ..
initial Watch FObs ..... '.....
Bathing Suits for Men
I.
.n.” :-
White Crush Hahn .........' ......
Automobile Dusters
.eather Suit Cases .
C ......... I...
..............
BROKEN LOTS OF BLUE AND BLACK SUITS FOR MEN AT
ONE-THIRD OFF.
YACHTsIMEN ATTENTIONIH‘
. 31.50; White Duck 13mm, 01.00; White Duck Trousers, $1.25.
Willis H.
/
llllliHil: the u
‘VHigh-Cless Novelties
VALUABLE OFFERING‘lN BLUE AND BLACK SUITS.
imartSummerTies ......... ..... 260 and 000
Faneyiand Plain Lisle Half Hose 250 and 500
new Soft Collar Shirts. ...... $100 to $2.50
0!-
.--
-.-I....-.n-.
.. ..... - ...... 500
...... ......... 500 and $1.00
ehnlno.llilol
n. Gooowa. Mgr.
‘t
500 the Garment
. 500 the Garment
2 for 250
... 500
I.'-nu...-
”nun”...-
.-..I..-..Iu
...
...au-.au---.a
. $1.00 to $4.00
I-o~Iu-.---...--
. $2.50. $3.00 and $3.50
$.3. 50, $5.00 and $7.00
l\\
The beet Yacht Gap in town,
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v. i '
Sefleck,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. V
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
PHONE. 120.
V
~ LEGAL NOTICES
’1‘ .s K
SOLVENT NOTICE.
f In...
District of Nolwwnlk ss..
Court. July 11th, A. D. 1907.
Estate of Its hocco Smith, into of
Norwalk in said distr,lct deceased.
The Court ‘of Probate for the ills-
l,rlct of Norwalk hath limited :tnd al-
lowed six months from the date horo-
ot for the (urcditors of said estate to
exhibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly 'nttostod, within
snid time. Will be dobnrred n recov-
cry. All pornons‘indchlod to said es
lute are. requested to make immediate
payment to
.lOi-IN ll. l.A\\'itl<lN(.llIl.
Administmtor.
.__...
Y:
Prol Into
Lilli 20 27
souvnxr Norton.
I’
District of Norwnlk. 14s.,
Court. July 12th. A. D.. 1907.
Estate of tinstnl‘vn ‘IV. Anderson,
late. of Norwnlk, in said District, du-
conned.
The Court of Prohulo for tho ills-
i1rlct ol' Norwnlk huth liniitod and III-
lowed six months from tho duto llill't'-
of for the creditors of said IIIItnlu to
WIN)“. their clnlms for sotilomcnt.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will he doburrod :1 room--
pry. All persons indohtcd to suid vs-
lute are roquostvd to quho innncdinto
payment to
i‘rohrniII.
Eric A. Andorsonshrdluo
. lI‘jiilC A. ANDERSON.
Adnlinlsirntmx
(tom of .l. Wullnco Mnrvin, lIiust Nor-
wulit. ilil 20 27
a
OBITUAFY FFCOFD.
'PE'l‘lClt AllONO.
The remains of Rotor Morono, tlnI
boy who was drownod in the Wilton
stream Wodnosedny afternoon, worII
token to llocltvillo, Conn, yesterday
noon on the 12:00 o’clock train for bu
rial. 'i‘he fumily luId relatives in
that place. and yesterday morning it
was decided to take the body lhIIrII
.‘instond of burying it in St. Mary’s
Kismetcry Norwlnk, us nt first, inlIInd
II .
MRS. MAlIi'l‘iN DOSCIIER.
'i‘ho douth oi" Mls. Murliu Dosrhor,
of. Suugntmk. come us n grout shock
to hundreds of be many friends in
Wootport and vicinity While she has
been falling for several months, at tho
some time it wns not supposed lhnt
the nature of her illness would result.
seriously. Mrs. Dosobor was removed
to Now York Nonpitul on Sntnrdny uud
’i‘ucsdny un opornlion was performed
by Dr. Colcy, formerly of this piucc.
OlllllIlR ("ilI‘ NOTICE.
District of Norwulk, 89.,
Court. .luly l2. A. I).. 1007.
lflutnio oi‘ tinthnrlno flrumhly, lIItI-I
of .\'orwnlk. iu uuhi district. ducoumId.
Wllltl't'uu. \i'i‘lilt'll nIIpiiIIutlnn lulu
bot-n nIndII to this f'lill'l 't'or tluI nduIiu—
Id to prohnlu tot I.I (ll‘l‘lfllll waliion
hI trumont us and ‘iur Iin- lust uill oi
l‘robuio
"ivy ' llIG “Mil Cullllll‘lllh llrunlhly IIIII-IIIIIHI IIl.I
Ordered 'l‘lm'I nuld nppllonliou luI
hoard Mid llt‘il'nnlnud oi the Probate
Once I“ Nlil'W/hlit on tho 24th rim of
Illlll’. 1907. iii» ‘10 ocluck fmonoou', and
that public notice lliorool ho gluon
to all humans intmoutud thoruiu by
publishing this order in n uowupupor
hIVlnii a. circulation in uuhl (lliilfltyilfl
til. least 'llvo days below said duy of
V, Bunny w. GREGORY.
’ 0N3 THOUSAND DOLLARS.
‘ TEN OENT
Shh rnlliod from tho operation, but on
Tuesday night lnul a sinking spoil nnd
died on Wednesday morning. The fun-
ItIrul will ho held from her into homo
at 2 o'clock Sunday uftornoon and
(mm Christ. Church, at 2:30. The in-
t brmcni will be in Onldnwn ConIoiory.
F'ulriicld. llosidos n hushnnd, decons-
ud' lonvos three children, Louis, Mny
null. llcicn. to mourn her loss.
'AlRS. MICHAEL NOLAN, .lll.
Mrs. Michael Noluu. .lr., wifn of u
motornmn employed by the local divis-
ion of ihu Connecticut (30., diod yen;-
terduy ut‘tcrnoon at her homo in liuri-
loit nveuuv, llrond Illver, tiller 0 nor-
l‘l‘ill dnys‘ illness of lllll‘l'flllllclll fovor.
\irs. Nolun \vun thir'ty-ihioo living of
ugv and is snivlvod by her husband
and iwu young (Ihlldion. besides lIIIr
l'nthor, Ellwurd lIucy, nnd n sister. Miss
Lucy, n touohor lit the llrond lilvc-r
school. Funurnl norviovu will be hold
hi it o'rlock Mondny morning from St.
Mury‘s Church.
lfilILIAN FRANCES SIMS.
The death of Lilliun lI‘ruucoi-I Stun-I,
duuuhtor of Mrs. Willhnn Stunt, occur
IIId voslurduy hi the our of two yonlu
and oluht months, nt lllt‘ funlily homo.
2'l Ann shoot, on tho result of typhoid
fever. 'thI i‘unI-Irnl will ho hold on
Monduy at 2:30 o'clock from tho homo
'i“lII- luIv. Sun] 0. Curtlco will oiliointr
und interment, will he in liivoruldu
(,lIIIIuItIII‘y.
PABBENGERS 0N ATRATO.
NII‘W YORK, .Iuly ii.I--liorhert ('l
Squluiu, United hiatus Minister ut l’unv
unnI Innl (lonorul (l. Guano were [fun
sungors on tho stounlshtp Atruto,
NW _
TWO ‘PECULlAR FACTS.
J The overuse estate left by men at their death to LESS THAN _
B A DAY saved and deposited in this bank would in
treaty yam amount over 01.10000
it 0000 not seem possible that
when ten cents a day, yet it la 0. feet. This
Miter
South Narwaik Savin gs Bank.
“5" iuil’dlnu. 01 WNW" fl" mm Nnmlk. Genny, {churning II Fargo 0t anthracite coal at
1Lits ohm in Voter street.
which arr lvod horo lust night from the
amigo. West indies;
-9. Aw... .3
the average mun does not get
bank will help you to do
» Hawaiian 1010003 or elasvlhora venom
~ the Boer war. which amounted
hilllnlho Islands, and there doesn’t
seam to be any doubt that the rank
and file of the people of Johan are tIu-i
uteudousiy imbued with the million!“
spirit M observutiono has been
whenever Faye Indian Japanese in the
a; pamphlet ,kulu'tttwihe illustrufgg
ivith worship soldiers and the lite.
.. that he seems h'it'éua 1y ‘putrlotio. I
“But the 0100000000 0 Japan and
the United Stated going to war is to
the ‘unlikely and unthinkable. 'i‘ho rul-‘N
his powers in Japan: are men of wis-
00m. and are not luboring under the
impression that they are all powerful.
They are perfectly alive to tho situw
itch and all fully aware that u wur
with the United States would not only
be futile. but fetid. for at least three
reasons. all of which are imporuut:
"Thefirst of these is that in those
modern times war is‘ tremendously ox»
pensive. Whou‘you consider the 000‘. in?
0
$12. 000 000, 000; that a modern bottle
ship costs ready for action about $10, -
000, 000; that. every shot fired horn a
modern twelve inch gun, costs $1, 300;
that Japan made what appealed to be
no unfuvornblo treaty with Rilssla be
cause she hud practically renchod the
limit of For resources that we took II
large portion of the several issues of
her bonds, the proceeds of which help
ed her to continue the war; that other
nations, especially Gormnny and Eng-
land, helped to finance this war, you
have not to stretch the lmuglnuilon to
know that thinking‘und for seeing men
and such men are curving the destinies
of Japan may well pause before com-
mencing hostilities against the Unit-
.ed Status. .
“1 want to ask right here, wllutci.
villzod people would finance a wui
for Japan ngniust the United States?
'l‘lIIIIII isn‘t n gloup of financiers in
the world who would finance u ‘wur ug-
. ulust tho United States for two reu- '
sons and the first Is that no notion
would dare menu the lliwill of this
, country, and the second is that they
know Japan‘s soctlrltieo by the time
they got through with us, would be a
very bud investment.
“So there isn't the slightest danger
from ..lnpnn But if other reasons are
noccssury, one would have only to usk
what would become of the Japanese ul
linnI-o with ( rout Bilinin, Wt—‘le sbo to
open hostilities It is unlhinkublo that
England would polmit Japan to WIN
with lunglunds own flesh and blood.
“ll those reasons are not sufficient
there is still n glouior reason, in that
Japan well knows that her troubles
with Russiu have not Icnsod She
has lunnilintod but not conquered Rus-
Sin nnd the Russiun me not .I pooplII
to brook humiliation. it is likely thnt
linssiu lIns noi yot (“mod to Inst llt‘l
eyes upon Mono‘lnnin.
"The mow foot that Japan has re-
coolly entered into a lionty with this
country whore-by sho ugroos to stop
anunuso hnmlglution to the Pacific
const. in oIdII that aim niuy onconrngo
innuigiution to lllnnchulio. shop's sin:
is not trusting hcr mos unstuuld, but
rnlhcl to the westward, to the main
land of Asiu.
“The ruling powers of
than they havont yet settled 'ith llus
sin, and Iboy lite picpurin ut the
present moment and will continue to
pu:pnro,' for unothor clash with that
umpito lt lllil) not come in the youls,
possibly not in ten. but us i soc it it
must come in time
“.lupun klioWs ilntt by the limo llt‘l'
forces and fleets wore Well on tho wny
luwurd the Hawaiian lslnnds, llnsslu
would pounce upon her in Mnnchuriu.
'i‘horu ore other reusons, but nny our
Inpun know
minds of Japanese statesmen us to
gnrds Will with the United States. 0n
the oI'ontIuIy l hurtn't the slightest
to cultivate the most friendly rotations
with this country. and oil through
the ploscnt contr‘ovmsy her govt-ru-
“Will has shown such a disposition.’
The address of welcome Wits bl
Clqunoo A. Aldlich, of I’r.ovldonco
Brother of United Stntos SonuloI Alli
rich. of Rhoda Island. 'l‘lu-Io. worn
'l‘romhono solos by 01th Edith ll.
Swnu. of Providence, and roudlngs by
Miss lIZvu Ii. Clemonce. also of Provi-
deuce.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncull
od for at the following post-edition for
the current week.
South Norwulk~—W.. cure So. Nor-
wulk 1’. 0.; Miss Flousio llurirum.
cnro II}. Protto; lI‘. Bock, Ciurn A. llell.
(ion. lirnlIdt, Mists Jonunotio '1‘. Com-
stock, William M. Curtis, Julius Dry-
souworlh. .lnmoo G. Diiworth, Dr. C.
it). liohsou. Miuu Ellenl (3. lhnnnI. 20
Union 81.; Mrs. (l. lIl'dqudn. cure
(‘lurkz l’oroy E. lI‘IIrrls (2); iii. 0. ll'ruu-
IIlu.1ti Chestnut St: Mrs. E. Ii. llmnl
John W. llurrls, Mux lint-hurt, Mrs.
ilutiio llopII. .i.l .lcngonuon, l..txubcth
Knpmi, I’ntIhIk Kelly. Nuthuniol
Knnpp Fl Krnunz. Miss EiudioA Mul-
lI-ttv, Muttlo Acnlzlo. Y. Morow Wm
.l. i’nluo. Miss liorlhu l’nrkhurst, Mrs.
lIn I“. I'otlogrovo. (loorgo W. llnli.
llurIy ltuud. Mr. ltuif,13 Woodland
8L; Aloxnudor lluth, II. it. tlIIllock
William Btroot. Miss Taylor, lcuui
Am; Milli-i li. Wuinho, (l'lulk A. Wilt-
oru. M. l’. Wolohor (2), Morin Wouillr,
It I‘. l7 'l7.
10.10. (BROWN, 1’. M.
N0rwulk~Miss Addie Common, Mm
inoz l). Crofoot Miss NotthI flunsori.
ourv ll‘nnlhubor (2): (Idiots Antonio, l.
S. (lodtroy. John Gordon, Mm. lquru
A liynlt. Mrs. lierthu Kuusluu, titruw-
but ry Hill: Miss June Moron. cars litre.
Mm ion. Itoolmllffo: William 1’ Philips,
euro Mr. Spofford. E J. liliettery,0 .
Albert Smith, Ralph A. Webb.
B Klill'l‘il, P. M.
There were, about fifteen or ulxteon
prudent ut the meeting of the W C. 'i‘.
U. held youterduy ut the home of Mrs.
turmoil part to Mru. abort Thump
Mil, who not It for no no next week
for o vlult. Refreshment: were barred
“iii music rendered.
re. With: Crown and children. of
New: Haven. are visitins Mrs. James
drum. of West. avenue.
Tina Home 0 (lane Company is die-
of those sniticos. therefore i sny ibni
in In\ mind them is no thought in the
doubt ihnt it is the purpose of anuu
Irwin, in East. Norwelk. as u sort or
London dill
the A00 lilo ruuuport Line steamer
.Minuotu out gr root crowd of admir-
are at t to station he i; the Ameri-
can humorist busy she on bonds and
sure him a rousing cheer as the train
Iloft the station for Tilburl’.
W
8. S. McClure, publisher; J. P Loo,
orohltect. of New York, and William S
Hatfield, box manufacturer. of South
Not-walk. hays joined the Norw‘alk
chht Club.
Nothing Suing Nothing Sum—~—
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years thin Company hos pnid
% Guaranteed Interest on its
, Bond Shares by check iuued
semi annually. Otter half-million
. dollars paid to inventor-e to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10,000
occupied, participating lll earnings
from dots of receipt.
A curd will bring you our literature,
or 0 personal interview. ‘ ‘
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
N. I handed
son 00.
Furniture,
Carpets, ee.
l 34- l36
Washington Street.
80. Norwalk.
In choosing I cravat. do not be
guided ,by color. pattern and style
alone. Your individual taste will
take care of that. To be assured
of wear and mm". of cut. pur-
KEISER
CRAVATS
They are guanbued by the maker to
veer longer, lraylm. and crease in:
than ordinary cigar/Its.
Kciaer- Barathea staple: in black.
white. plain colors end iigurel. also
white or black for evening dull.
l‘or ule by
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY and Set-
urday Evenings.
Joseph Davis
TAILOR, CLOTHIERI HATTEF. FUR-
NlSH
85 Wuhlngton 80, South Norwalk
ForcedSale
now
GOING
D. Gottlieb
- years of age, 50.
U1 TS.
Our new line of Ludios’ nod Misses Ilothlm,I Suits urn now on sale.
at the prices we quote.
best.
No hotter values were cvor offered
Now designs and styles from the host manufacturers. Materials and workmanship the
, . . . I I . . . I nut“
Houscfurnishing Department.
il-qt. Ice Cream Freezers ......81.95 Sloevc Irons ..... ...........350 4 lull. Stone Wutor Coolors......$1.m
. lco Cronm Scoops ‘..............100 my Killers ' """ ‘ """ ' """ 9°
’ 2 gal. Stono Water Coolers ...... $1.00 4 gal. Stern Filters """"" ""3'09
0 Thin l‘umblcrs ....... 190 ii g.ul Stono Water Coolers......$l.25 2 Fly 'l‘rups for .............. ...250
TRISTRAM 8r” HYA'I'T, NORWAIIK, CONN.
.(j AMUSEMI‘NTSD I“
II Krieger & 00
I.‘
nov'r's THEATRE.
Every Evening This Week, Exceptlng
Tuesday.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
IMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
FEATURlNG WALKER o DEAGAN
and
Presenting All the Latbst Moving Pic“-
turea and Illustrated Songs.
NIGHT PRICES-Ladies, 100 to any
part of the hause; Gents Orchestra
15c, Balcony 10; Children under 10
SPECIAL
July Reductions
IN ALL OUR, DEPARTMENTS.
Cash or Credit.
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
MATINEE PRICES—Adults.
10c;
Children, 60.
White Suits, Prince Chap Coats or Pony Coat ef— {II
lects, pleated or bias fold trimmin’g‘Onhiiirté’f' '” “'1‘” M"
Base ball Special—$5.00 per suit.
"orwa’k laymen: Park Separate White Tailor-made Skirts, lawn or
SATUSEQJJAiflEY 13. linen’duck. $x.98 to $4.98.
STAM?ORDsl
The Phllaggghgan giants“ will play LAWN WAISTS. _
Admi on 250: Chum.” under 12, 1% Made of fine sheer Lawn. with allover embroi-
La '22:”: ‘° “ff?" "‘"d' dery or lace; worth $2.00. Special, $x.25.
SKATING RINK MILLINERY.
ROTON TPOINT. Great reductions in this department. We are
Open every memmn and evening. ready .to close out all fine Trimmed Hats, and price , ‘~
Hours—2 to ii, and 8 to 10: 45 p. In. “0 ObJCCt' ‘
lungs new skating surface. Ample
80:21:11: n fgfilgigetfvgly 2302003300 mov-
fliewtfirzgaim muggy?) 35%? by GREAT REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT
OUR ENTIRE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
‘DM'3°'°"I_‘£°_L‘K”E“I 15‘" RUGS AND MATTINGS AT SPECIALLY RE-
NASH&YOUNGS DUCED PRICES ON SMALL WEEKLY PAY-
Phopnlerone. MENTS. t I]! "
Grand ml val
All Attrootlone Furnished by
HIPPODROME AMUSEMENT 00.
10 Big Show.
3~Monlter Riding Devlcoea-a.
Senntlonnl Acts.
Uniformed Concert Band.
CleeanoraI-o—Reflnad.
QOUTH NORWALK,
H. KRIEGER & CO.
.WMHW .._ My“...
‘0 ' sine? POPULAR éxbhnsuon
of the neutron to
SAVIN ROCK
Connecticut’s famous Bushido Flounllrc
llouurt. viu mil to New Hoven
nnd Elohim Street ititliwny.
WEDNESDAY,.JULY 17.
Lowe south Norwaik 8: 20 I. In.
Rate, 75 canto.
Duo New Huron ii: 25 it In. nnd Biw-
ln Rock by electric ail-sot railroad at
to, un‘ordinu ovor sovon hours in which
to enjoy the humorous utiruutlonu of
the pi uco.
Exouruiou unknownriutly limited.
good only on the truth and date no
uhovo. uud mum. he purchased borer
inking tho onto. or rogulur turn wil
be uollooted Purchase in ndvnnco and
avoid disappointment on the tiny of the
excursion.
Returnlnm louvo 0min Roch by sloo-
trim lino in time to reach tinlon titu-
tlon, Now Huron at 5:40 p. m.. at
which limo return truth will deport.
ford Retire-Ii 00..
H0 GOLEY,
11310 Asa't don’t Psououyer Agent
l
The New York, View Haven 0 Hart-
_ ‘;
weer AVE. AND net-:0 er.
Ausoloes fire Department.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
JULY 1M0.
Gilli NEWS till lllllllllllll.
A full line of Groceries and Vegetables has been added to our
present line of Teas and Coffees with FREE Premiums in the bar-
gain. Now Is the time to do your entire trading with us. We can
do you good to prices and quality. Our prices are low; our goods
are Ax. Our Premiums are FREE
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Fancy Early Rose Potatoes. large and good cookers, peck. . . . . . .300
Full Cream Cheese. nice and mild, very speciul, p0und...........1tic
Van Camp'eCugar Cormwhite, tender and eweét..:..... 2 cans 250
Stuhen Peas, beet York State product. can.....................t50
JOI’iO!’ Flour; bag lune-taIII-tonnucaIn-vtnhoulnIn-Ioza-It-Ialsoc
.Creamof'Wheat .. npackagee 250
ShreddedWheatBincuit......................................xnc
ourspeclalxxTea’ pound 'Il'Ollit‘ll...0000000lillll‘IIIlvssc
Try our Special Blend of Coffee, pound .Insc
THE lll’lll ill it [I‘ll ll, l.
:3 North Main Street. South Nmfljl‘
‘l‘eleilhone Call 330-005“ 1,, ............ ‘ ‘
do
.MMW NW -
EXCURSION! TO HUNTINO'l'ON
AND VALLEY GROVE.
On and After FfilDAY, JUNE. 21, 1907.
The New and Commodloue
Steamer .- Hunti00ion
OAPT. WILLIAM e. YOUNG,
Will lion as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwuilt
Mondays lind Fridays at e: 45 n.
m. utid 2:1
LEAVE NORWALK foi‘ Huntington
Mondays and mFridaya at 8: 40 s. to.
0300001“ T‘cklfly 500i tianLH
children, I; to ill years, Excursion, 360;
Single have, 00.6
Will stop at VALLIV 0!!th litan-
um and mum on stem
:I... 5.0.1.“qu .w
Norwalk Chronicler