av ' 3...... o of J. ’Wiillimc Marvin, mast Nor“ was w down the" line. , Latino" tau-enema J .9 OUR consume cross ’or updcdheafiinnte‘ a ' MEN'S “FURNISHINGS. :yI-Iig grades all For your vacatio e‘arc pro- , paredwith a .compittejllne of. Men’s Shirts from._ ‘ pelts, ‘Suit Case lags. "Call on us today. , . , is suntan. St. ‘50: to $31.50. ,=Underwear. Hosiery; Neekwear,‘ choir. ,endnew at‘priceo equally, attractive. ointment and your trade on the assortment of Men‘s Furnishvfi' , i iliiiii ‘ i iiHINBili. ‘ s, ‘at all prices. 3 Everything Weinvite your . H. GOODWIN, Mgr. This: HOUSING ‘ _ ~ orced ' Sale is breaking all low price records and” creatinc a low price standard which no , one can nor ever will equal. standing the high prices of goods we still maintain our low prices. Notwith- jg" The cream of the stock is now i. / bie Breasted. SUITS worth $8 and $10, at ..... CUITS worth $12 and $14, at.... SUITS worth $10 and $18, at.... Men's very fine Serge Sults,‘slngie chance from mahufa elm-er, wort Wash Suits for Boys . ........... Knee Pants worth 50c , ........... Knee Pants worth 29c .. .......... Men’s ’U’nderwear worth! 350. .. . .- Men’s Underwear worth (the ..... Shirts worth 050 ....... .. .J ..... .. Men’s and Youths’ Suits. iota, Clay Worstedsi Fancy Cassimeres, Fianneis, etc., Single or Dou- placed on sale. Fine Serges, Chev- . ................. . .......... $4.95 .................... $5.95 and $6.95 ............ ........$9.95 and double breasted, gotten by h $15 and $18 ....... $8.95 and $9.95 ........... 39c, 49c and 89e ............... . ...... ....39c ..... ... ..... ..19e ........................ 19¢ ............................ 39c ................................ 39c Men’s Pants—Styles, Fabrics and Make~+None Better. At $1.19, worth sins. :3. If H 4 . ' At 31.45, worth $2.50. l‘ V \ At 01.95,, worth $3.50 «A \ . l \ A '. up i i 1 At $2545, worth $4.50. 1 At $2.95, worth 35.50. i, \ At 03.45, worth $0.00. ‘ \ , I ll Northl‘iain St. " ‘el 1 SOLVENT NOTICE. I District of Norwuik, 99.. Probate, Court. July liih. A. 1)., 1907. Estate of Robotics Smith. late! of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Mir trlct of Norwaik loath limited and at lowed six months from the date bore- of for the creditors of said comic to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will he debarrod a recoil. cry. All perilous indebted to said 06' late are requested to audio imanuiiaio m mem...». linen NOTICES D. GClT‘TLIEI-jz‘, South Norwalk, _....._ . LIVING ON WATER. CHICAGO, July 20.——For the first time in sixty-one days, George E. lini- ford, a lawyer, has eaten food. For two months Mr. Hufforil listened to the tickling of the breakfast, the luncheon and the dinner bell with stern resistance and determination and contented himself with a glass of wai- er. . . lie undertook the long last to Qili'l‘. himself of chronic stomach and throat trouble, cainrrh, biliiousnene and nor- vousacss and claims these ailments have been routed by his long refrain from eating. Mr. liulford's weight has decrease from 104 Islands to ihil pounds. 110 is 40 years old. payment to JOHN ll. LAVE'RENCM. jiil 20 27 ‘ Ail'iulnlntrniiu', .1 SOLVENT NOTICE. I ‘ District of Norwalh, nu, Probate Court. July lilih. A. 1)., 1007. Estate of (lilstiifva W. Anderson. late of Norwuik, in until District. dieJ (teased. The Court of l’roiinte for the His» irict of Norwalk bath limited and uh lowed six months from the date hero- dxiliblt their izlnium for settlement. Those who denim-i. to printout. their ‘ accounts, .. I fluid time, will he iiahurmd it recov- propi-riy attested, within cry. All persons indebti d to said cw tote MT Hidilt’flimi in out a immediate Militant to 4* lilrio A. Aluiorsoauhrillne Milli A. ANDERBON. Administrator. ik. 110 20 27 ..w,t-,w~w Mid... isms. , ._ “more... m.» 1“ woolen would random mice than his foot that all people are for on half year ending on that of for the creditors of sniil estate to, I fit that some people are in doubt on!) m in , if $39,236.” it ih‘runhs’r was credited to our savings depositors on July first. vidcnd no thrift YOURS? Why not shine in it hereafter? "We keep open Saturday afternoon: and evenings an of the your, ( NEW YORK STATE GETS TAXES. ALilANY, N. Y., July 20.»——Staie Comptroller Glynn has recovered for the state $10,120 from the Hudson River Bridge Corupauy, for taxes cav- ering a period of fourteen years. Of this sum 0371'» was the tax for the year ending ()ctahcr 2i. liliill. and the 80.750 in for the thirteen provodink yours, during which Mr. (llynn reports the company paid no corporation taxes. The company owns a bridge across the Hudson River at Albany, over which are operated the trains of the New York Central and Hudson River Rail- road and the burden and Albany Ruth road Conipanics. HOTEL ARRIVALO. Clifford-45. ii. Wllioi. William ii. li‘mirnler. ii. W. Hornets, New York: .1. ll. Wilson, llriilanporl'; .l. A. link intro». Merlden: ti. M. Hfllll'iti, New lin- vi-n; .losuph Wright, Wimrisockot: Mr. and Mrs. li‘. it. Wunhcr and chant" -fcur. Mouton: Mr. and Mrs. 1“. A. iiiiis'. Mrs. 1.. it. little. Misses Margaret and Mary liilin. Mount Vernon. n. Y.; .1. it. Mathews. Peter shelter. Syracmas: (l. 0. Godfrey. Port byrou, N. Yr. .l. A. Howard. illicit. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. iii. '1‘. Price, Norwaiit. W... _ date. We: any part of this greet‘ one aspect today, and one is i i one , NEW YORK, July 20“ lien » days of‘intenss heat and“ ishdtumld is! from which the stilling alums alter .v ed‘ only, 0113M . relief. ,Ntiw York ‘ and its-environs weretodny ‘wropved in a wet and blindin «for, which upset the schedule-on iii means of transportw ‘ lion except the subway. .b‘erryboata bringing gthousunds- of persons from Long, island. New Jersey and gluten island F‘pokod‘ lieuitutiugly across ‘ the rivers and the bay. occasionally bum!» in; one anoint”. .th without serious results. because-of the caution of the pilots. While the poll or log nuns heaviest a steamilchter crashed into the Pennsylvania Railroad forryhoet Baltimore. which was crowded within- coming, passengers: Beyond scoring the nervous passengers little damage was done. Off Sandy Book. at least three of the higtrunsv‘Atlantic liners were waiting for the tag to lift. eschews ‘sAiLORs‘WORBE. BOSTON. July 20.-——'1‘he condition of two more of the surviving victims of . the accident on hoard the bu‘fioship Georgia last Monday assumed a sort- seamen, John A. Rush, was lower than at'any time since he was taken to the. hos- pital. Seaman Louis, Moose, whose coudition the doctors at the-hospital an extremely critical condition today. Most of the others injured are _ be— ‘ lieved to be recovering steadily. SKELETON OF P AHONTAS. ‘ ,GRAVESEND, Eng, Jilly 20.——Dur~ ing the making of excavations in a churchyard here there was dug up a skeleton which local osteologlsts do. cldre’to be that of an Indian woman. The find has created mueh'lnteresi. 5 and it is, suggested‘thai the skeleton possibly is that of Pocahontas. Pocahontas died at Gruvesond in 1617. In 1613 she was married to John Rolfe, one of the settlers of James- town. In 1010 Rolfe and his wife, in company with a, number of Indians, sailed for England. THEFT FROM DUBLIN CASTLE. DUBLIN. .luiy 20.-—«Scnsaiioiml ru- mors are current here in regard to the theft from Dublin Castle a few Weeks ago of a portion of the state regatta. valued at $250,000. liints are now be- ing thrown out that the. gems may soon be “discovered" without any ox- plaaution. It is said that they have been deposited as security for a loan, and the name of the alleged depositor is freely mentioned in private. with hints of a tragic social and scmimoliileal scandal. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. rn.—-'i‘hc opening price movement in stocks was somewhat. irregular and very dull on a meagre volume of business. Brooklyn Transit opened up 1 3-8 and then re- ncied 1-2. Ontario R: Western rose IM, but changes otherwise were. trivial. WALL STREET. ii ‘a. ni.-A rise of 1% in Southern Pacific mused a hard coins of prices in symuptliy, but the movement was sluggish. (funeral Electric sold at an advance of 2%, Western Union 2'4, Westinghouse Electric 1%, and Nicobar Companies. Pullman and Steel Foundries First Pfil. 1 United States Rubber declined 1% and Pacific Mail 1. NEW YORK TAILORS' LOCALS SUS- PENDED. NEW YORK, July 2 .—-'i‘he United iarnieut Workers of America, to whoch the Brotherhood of Tailors. which ordered the, present series of strikes of cost tailors, belonged, has declared the strike unauthorized and suspended the locals of the brother- hood which ordered them. This actit’in deprives 35,000 tailors now on strike of al support from thtI United Garment Workers or the American Federation of Labor. The executive committee of the striking tailors decided to continue the strike in spite of their suspension. REAL ESTATE SALES. Georgiana Millard and Alexander ilnliock to William H. McMahon, three lots. Spring street. War. Edward F. Clark to Lucy C. Batman, seven acres and buildings. llcirs of George E. Miller to Mary J, McMahon, one our) onebnlf acres and buildings, Weetport avenue, South Norwalk Realty Company to .lohn '1‘. Fletcher, lot Highland Park. War. M DOUBLE BIRTHDAV PARTY. A delightful birthday part. in hon— or of Mrs. Alice and Miss Mary Allen, of Cannon. whose natal days charmed upon the same date. was held Wod- ucsduy afternoon at. (lrcgury'u l’olnt. tievon members of the Alice and ilurl- butt families of Cannon. sat down in one of Landlord O‘Bulivan‘s famous shore dinners. EARL H083LYN'B WIFE DIVORC- ED. lili'JlNlllillt‘lil, Jilly 20.-~-’l‘hc wife of the Bill“! of Rosalyn. formerly Misc Anna Robinson. of Minneapolis. was funny granted a divorce from her hus- band. The couple Wore married in l.oadcn,‘March 31. 1000. EMPEROR WILLiAM'B ViBi‘l‘. TRCNDHJEM, July 20.~»~llhapcror William, of Germany, has arrived here onhie annual visit to the land of the midnight sun. Eight; (lei-mun wor- ships are acting as an escort to the imperial yacht Holieuzollurn. WW MADAME GOULD NOT ENGAGED. NEW YORK, July. 20.-A dispatch item Paris ouotcii Madame Anna Gould as denying recently published reports that she was engaged and would soon marry again. "i am not engaged or likclrio be." one said. “The , story is entirely untrue.” W Rev. George D. Egbert, of the blur» walk Congregational Church. will preach tomorrow slant on hls'observ» ounce, mode at the state Legislature while in attendance as choiraum at tho Nowell: Ministers’ Association. during the discussion and passage of the an. addiction: older-ciao bill. Thetrlui of Mrs, Harold Messy. 0u~ ' etc 'illniicreifo. Jennie about ordain * nie isobaric. inherited , with race o 3M y b it ,1 wwwi‘m’tloinfififléfifi -‘ , » first litter of phenom w . l said was dangerous, had declined colic. ‘ siderably during the night and was in Council Howley Bubmitted HicArgu- . , ‘ meat to the Jury. 31310810, Idnho; July 20.-——The trial of William 1).. WWW“; secretary and treasurer offlinewelateru moderation of Miners. which ghee occupied )t‘heudls: trictjoourt of Ada County‘for‘ the last ten Weeks has: cuteredcitti last stage and (James H.‘-l;iawiey. leading counsel for the prosecution“ is now arguing to the jury thetathe‘; evidence presented by the state proves-the guilt of Hey~ wood as a member, to use his own words. “of the worst band of conspi- rators that ever infested any section of this country." . ' Mr. .Hewley has characterized 0r- ohard's evidence as a plain story told without effort at concealment. without lloastfulness and withoutfsarc He points out that a cross-examination without parallel in the history of crim- lnul cases failed to alter the story in any one particular. He maintained that. the confession of Orchard was due to the “power of divine grace." ”Any statement," said Mr. liawlty. “that counsel for the defense may truths to you charging that the extra- dition of these men was secured on a pcrjured affidavit-db false, and done merely for the purpose of distracting your attention and creating prejudice against the prosecution. We maintain that under the plain law of conspira‘dy Haywood is guilty of the murder of Governor Steunenberg.” ‘ Mr. liawley has reviewed the evi- dence of the blowing up of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Concentrator at War- ner. for which he maintains the West~ ern Federation of Miners, through the acts of its officers, was responsible and in plain words charged wilful perjury against a number of witnesses brought by the defense to contradict Orchard’s story of the crime. FIRE IN LOWE. STREET. The firemen were called out to the house No. it Lowe street. owned by John H. Knapp, and occupied by Chris- tian Gnrtmunn, last night, about 9:30 o’clock. an alarm» being sent in from Box 21 attire corner of Taylor avenue and West street. A‘ hole was burned in the floor of the hall. as near ns.cun be learned, from some waste papers in the cellar which caught fire. The neighbors discovered the flames. Mr. Vega did good work in extinguishing the blaze. Two pieces of apparatus were‘sent up the hill, but their ser- vices wore not needed. The loss on the house was settled today through the agency of J. M. Layton & Company. ‘ WOULD PAY MEXICO’S DEBT. fiuuous Palniillu mine, near Paresui. Texas, from which Pedro Alvarado. the maul-millionaire owner who her;- ged to be nilowod to pay the national debt of Mexico, has taken one hundred and fifty million dollars’ worth of ore. and for which be we osffered five mil- lion pounds sterling, has been leased for fifteen years to Eugene Davis, of Washington. D. (3.. and his associates, composing a syndicate of French capi- tulists who took possession Monday. The lessees state that they roiued an offer of $12,500,000 for their lease. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS The gas manfs troubles are always light. . . Dr. w. D. Weed, the wellsknown den- tist, has purchased the launch Jose- phine, from Err-Mayor Richard ii. Gold- on. Patrick Nolan will resume his duties at. the Glendennlng pharmacy in Nor- walk, Monday, after a two weeks' va- cation. , bin/and Mrs. Lester Finch are pre- paring to begin the mysteries of housekeeping at a newly furnished home in Reed street. "’ The Rowayion Baptist Church, with the exception of the Sabbath school. will be closed tomorrow, so that the members can unite with the Methodist Church in their dedication services. It is stated that while the watersup- plies of bob the Cities of Norwuik and South Norwuik are not in a. dangerous low condition. it would do no harm to have a good rain to replenish the sup- p y. ill. Hubboll liotchklss. William C. Jcseup, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. Wheel- or and Mrs. Franklin Cowleu left Nor- walk this morning in Mr. l-lotchkiss‘ Pope-Hartford automobile for Bridge water. where they will spend Sunday. 1‘. Marshall Andrews and John Coi- ‘il' hilt/u iuiit exchanged automobiles. Mr. Andrews etc Mr. Colhy'o oldsmo- bile and Mr. oiby gets Mr. Andrews Franklin four cylinder runabout. it is undervalued that the trade was even. Wins May licnton, of Seymour avo- nuo. in inrioying a, two weeks' vaca- tion from her duties as bookkeeper for a large New York but manufacturing concern. Miss Danton will take a trip up the state next week. The funeral otMrii. Charles N. Wood will be hold at 5 o’clock this afternoon from the faintly residence in East. ove- nun. The Rev. James Benton Werner, rector of (brine Church, will offlciutc. . end interment will occur in Riverside Cemetery. at the convenience of the family. One wuok from tomorrow the Nor» wcik Fire Department will entertain the teachers of the Rockvlllo Fire Dar partmnt. The upstate fire kiddies will leave home about it o‘clock in the morning, in order to not here by 9 o’clock. The first big event of the day will be a chore dinner at Cli'eaory's i’oint. After this will come a sail on the Sound on s steamboat. Mrs. ii. J. Hill and Miss mists Hill, who suit for isotope ’Slilcptomhcr it, will visit Misciliurn‘ iliil. who has been teaching in home inspect your. Congressmen liillliicii Will m‘i‘iilililil will so in Athens. ; 760M cancels. Egypt and the an Gaunt. iii-om Cairo they will go; adduced re» i their nature EL PASO, Texas, July 20.—'rhe‘ .0! nos u and is‘oszsrrs‘fsincnrllds, ~ ‘ ' ’ Ladluefl, and M18508 No better, values, Were ever offered at the prices we quote. New designs and styles from the best manufacturers. Materials and workmanship the best. ‘ ‘ Our new line of Ladies' and Misses Bathing Buits,are now on sale. I . : rah-1‘I , , . , 0M — i ’ . ..n. ', t F .v '« ,Housefurnishlng Department. 3-qt. Ice Cream Freezers ......0135 Sleeve Irons .35e 4 gal. Stone Witter Cohlcrs......$1.50 Ice Cream Scoops 10c Fly Kine“ """ """ """"' 9° 1. s ‘ ii . 2 gal. Stone Water Coolers.‘....'.01.00 4 go. tern F tern W030i) 0 Thin Tumblers.................19c 3 gal. Stone Water Coolers......01.25 2 Fly, Traps for ........ ....250 command it Emu-3r,- noRWALK, CONN. "ks ~ “' Theda are all sorts of kinks In coffee, but not herewsiraight dealings are good enough. for us, sIWays have been, always will be. Our coffee We import our- selves, we must it ourselves, we sort it ourselves, we do all this so that we can assure ourselves and our customers of the purity of it, and sell it to them for less than though we bought of job hers. ' We don‘t have to take some. body else's word for a single thing in connection with any- tbing We deal in. ' Coffee is one of the strong holds of this business. The 260 a pound coffee we sell is far be- yond what the price buys else» where—and it is ALL COFFEE. THE tUNiiiN .PABIHB' itiiiliii’iN-Y 12 Washingtbh at. ‘ so. Norwaik ram. new. i i i i Vi i The Days Are Growing Shorter. The corner lie-bun turned and we are now facing toward cold weather. Do you think It too early to coneld: er the quoolion of next winter’s coal supply? Many customers are already leaving us their order. and we believeiihey are wine. “The worry of today in from yester- day'o delay." ‘ Do it nowi iii on coal in iiiii; the piece. Will Eillliillllt’ Munial‘mmflu CAsH 0N”- After‘ that Our Easy Payment Plan WillCOnsl tinue same" "as Before. w a. KRIEGEN co. v women's OANVAo oxronoe, 31.25 to 02.50. women's wmrs cANVAs Pumps, , p.00. ‘ Mleesv AND cHILossN'c cANVAe chose AND oxroaoc, [1.0005 01.00. Men's Canvas enforce, luthor sole. , 3. _ . 7‘ ‘ . ~ «cs. ' r l "’50 » This‘lg ourdrdly motto in our business system. We mean to give you ‘ ' your 100 cents worth for every dollar on purchase of us. Men's Oeuvu Oxfords. rubboroolo. Remember we have added a tutti no of Groceries to our special this of 01.20 Torts and‘ (latices. > . . . " " ' ‘ (let wise, take advantage of our off era, trade with us. i , Bole Agent For our Premium: are FREE. m i HANAN ‘ mu, BPECiAL PRICES FOR FRIDAY .AND SATURDAY. RALB‘l'ON. 'li'lnn Grunuiatcd'ilugnr. north. . 5t: higiudreemcry Buitcr,pcr,lb.,....... 29c Qiifikfil’ 08“, GP pkgiconflict-noun:eon-urnreason-iiaiuoiuiiziniinvo 00) li.0.0iitii.2p gator... 2 o i’lll’éLfll‘d.2ibI.fOf conundrum”...Anumnuc-o‘eo‘qoulnunuu”no 2 Extra Specials for Saturday only. ELITE .0403... Britain; and Tennis Nippon. M ‘ facile. m
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