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O OUR SPLEN DID STOCK of up-to~the-minute
High grades all
down the line. For your vacatidn we are pre—
paced with a' complete line of Men's Shirts from
sea to 8: «so. Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear.
. rices.
choice and new at prices,equally attract ve.
comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’ s Furnish-
ings. Call on us today.
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6 North‘Main St.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Belts, Suit Cases, at all
We invite your
H. oooowru, Mgr;
,
Everything
Disposal
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S'PICKING UP MONEY
at the
~ale
WORLD’S GREATEST SALE
THE MARVEL OF ‘THE CENTURY
THE WONDER OF THE AGE
The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of
in Ten Dells,
Fair-.Cloakand F urStore
A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
63 Washington Street,
.1
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1‘ i at'
South N orwalk.
Greatest Values Eru-
check’
At $10
[Hill-learn .Elearaute Sale.
J'You Should See Our Men’s Suits
Willis H. Sellout,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
.
48- 50 Wall Street N orwalk
PHON E, 171- 2.
, of cost;
is?
I have."
Look!
We Have Just Received.
ll largo lot. of Cut (“lions and Solid Silver Ware. also Vases, Clocks, Picture
Frames and theme images. which must be disposed of at prices regardless
Como in and got our prices.
Look!
The Noyelty Store
76 liashlnston Street. South Nomalli
Servants oi Necessity
more those whose salaries are never big enough to save from, whose
every rates is spent as soon as gained, who say:
They are the men whose gray hairs find them still clorking be1
dried acounier. 'Be master of your destiny. Carry a savings account
"here and have some money war king for you, helping you.
rigs sans“
uth Norwaik SaVI
"It don't pay to
' litr.
LEGAL NOTICES 3
SOLVENT NOTICE. a
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court July 15th. A. D.. 19 07.
Estate of William 0 Walgrain. late
. of Nero/elk. in said district, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
‘ trict of Norwallt, hath limited and al-
lowed six months. from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. broperlyattestod, within said
time. will be deported a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY C. SMITH
WILLIAM 0.8M1’l‘H
116 23 iii). lxocutors.
ORDER OF NO'i‘lClIl.
‘District of Norwalk. as,
Court, July 20th. A. 1).. 1907.
Whereas, written appllcittl'u has
been made to this court for combus-
tuition of the estate of liarrict N.
lluckuaiu, late of Norwalk. in said
district. deceased.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oilice in Norwalk. on the 8th day of
August, 1907, at 11 o’clock forcnoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
on to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a chspa-
per having a circulation in said dis-
trict at least five days befme said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
530 it Judge.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The visitors at Camp Empty on 0qu
Pasture Beach. Sunday, Were Misses
Margaret Field. Edna Cirisius, Violette
Morton, Mattlc Paxton and Jennie Mc-
(ilun.
Charles-L. Barker, of Nor-walk, in-
tends to set out next week in his
Thomas lI‘lycr automobile on a com-
bined business and pleasure trip to
Maine. where many of his gasoline
engines are in use.
A five-foot shark weighing 1.30
pounds was caught yesterday at Camp
Empty. Gulf Pasture Beach The
lucky fisherman was Earl Rowe. Mr.
liIIWc had to put up the light of his
life to land the big fish, but he finally
succeeded.
Stephen K. llray. the popular cor-
poral of Company D, and clerk at the
Norwulk post oillce. is celebrating his
birthday today. In honor of this event.
one of his many young lady admirers
presented him with a beautiful bou-
IIuIIt of cni‘natlons this morning.
During the recent heavy wind
storm, the hIIlyurds 0f the flagpole on
the Clifford Hotel broke and one end
swiping around got between the hands
of the big town clock just at 4:20.
when they Wore both together. The
whole mechanism was stopped by the
ropes, which were wound around the
hands. The. clock is being repaired
today.
Members of the Norwulk Automo-
bile Club, who are investigating the
running down of Joseph 'l‘aviiu, a blind
boy, on Connecticut avenue, last Fri-
day night, unanimously condemn the
action of the untomoblllst in going
away without offering an assistance.
The club will probably it ve a reward
for information lcdilig to the arrest of
the guilty autolst.
Attorney Loo Davis started :1 potl-
tion around Norwnik this morning. ud-
Ilrcsscd to tho soluctmcu. requesting
that they have it stipulated in the call
of the next town meeting that the said
meeting shall have authority to order
the sulcctmcn to keep their office in
Norwaik open from it a. in. until 12
o'clock noon and from 2 until 5 o‘clock
in the afternoon. Mr. Davis has coni-
plained heretofore that the ofllcc is
not open enough hours to the public
but has not taken steps before to sot
the Inuitcr before a town meeting. as
in this case.
George G. liiil, of Unlonvllic. town of
b‘aI'IIIlIIgIIIII. came to Norwulk yester-
day afternoon and identified his Stov-
Probate
at Lockwood & Company's garage by
the chauffeur, Allison J. Fullerton, on
July 10, the day alter the machine
disappeared from Cnionvillc. Mr.
Iiill also onte out a. check for 9’0
for l‘. E. Lockwood. who first cont
word to Mr. Bill of the location of
the machine. Mr. Lockwood status
that the first he knew the car was
stolen was when he read a card dos-
criblng the car and tho chauffeur and
offering a reward of 3200 for tho rc-
covory of the machine.
‘ OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. C. B. Wiii’l‘NlIlY.
Mrs. C. 8 Whitney, the cv.augclist
from New York city. who was strick
on with apoplexy Sunday morning
while preaching in the- liuptlst Church.
died at the Norwulk IIospltul about ii
o‘clock this morning. Mrs. Whitney
never recovered consciousness after
she fell prostrate in the pulpit and no
hope was held out for her memory.
Funeral services will be hold at the
Riverside Cemetery Chapel, at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and inter
mcut will follow in Riverside ionic
tery.
ALICE WELCH.
The death of Alice Welcli. daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wclch. of 21
Union street. occurred this morning
at the family home. cued seven
months. The funeral will be held to.
marrow afternoon at 1:30. The inter-
ment is to be in St. Mary's cemetery.
FUNERAL Oli‘ HAROLD PETERSON.
, The funeral of llu‘rold lvor Peterson.
son of iver Peterson. of liayvicw
Place, was held this afternoon at 2:30
from the house. Interment was in
ltlvorside‘ Cemetery.
oeo WELL LAUNDRY soon.
It was stated on the streets, this
morning. that the dicker for the on
Well Laundry is on again, and it is
understood that .10an Warren. the
former proprietor, is to take the plant.
Mr. Warren could not be located today.
Brushy, at: the laundry, said that
: he did not know anything about it, 'sud
‘ .ststod that Mr. Spencer his partner,
. did not how
Ivlsnyth as; client it, and he
‘ file not tel eve there is anything in the
rumor.
V
ens-lhu-yea automobile, which was Icti'
. ‘ . l
Armenian Who Killed Tsvhan-
iiaII New in the Tomhs"
Awaiting Trial for Murder
NEW YORK, Jilly 30.—~lt is stated
today that Bedros Hampartsoomian.
who klliotl ’I‘at'hanilauand lsnow in
the Tombs under indictment for Your
der in the first degree, lived at Lowell.
Mass, at the home of an uncle for
, several years. His real name is said
to be Bedros-Khachadorlan. He is an
ardent adherent of the Hunchaklst,
the Armenian Society, one faction of
Which is credited with threatening
merchants with death if they did not
contribute to revolutionary funds.
Khuchadoriau is said also to have ulv
ways been devoted to Father Levant.
Marioogcsslan, the Armenian priest,
who has been placed under arrest in
connection with the case
Following a snatching examination
of Father Murtoogcsslun by an oasis
taut district attorney early today, se-
veral other Armenians were taken in-
to custody by the police. They were
held as witnesses
in the formal statement issued
through its executive committee in
America today, the Armenian revolu-
tionary Hunchuklst party disclaims all
connections With the assassination of.
Tavshanjian, the rug merchant. The
statement declares that the men con-
cerned in the assassination were ex-
polled from the Hunchaklst party “for
treachery and heinous crimes of black.
mall." and that since their expulsion
they have done much to “dogmas the
honored name of a great patriotic par-
ty.”
The statement says:
“Like all patriotic and law-abiding
Armenians the members of the AI-men
inn revolutionary liunchakist party
have been shocked and filled with her.
ror and consternation by the cowardly
assassination of their honored country‘
man, the late H. S. Tavshanjlun. They
are especially indignant because the
disreputable leaders of the small gang
of bluckmuilcrs qul murderers pre-
sume to call themselves ‘iiuncbaklsts’
degrading the honored name of a great
patriotic party.
“For various acts of treachery and
hcluous crimes of blackmail, they were
finally expelled from tho Hunchnkist
party. Yet they have always endeavor
ed to call themselves “reorganized Hun-
chakists’ exploiting thus the great
name of-our party—so loved and be
bored by all patriotic Armenians.
"These Alfarists during their dread
ful existence have done nothing for
Armenia but bring disgrace to her inir
name by their heinous crimes of black-
mail and murder. The scandal of their
misdeeds reached such a point that
even their own followers protested and
rebelled.
“Therefore the executive commit-
tee of the Armenians revolutionary
Huuchdkist party earnestly requests
the impartial press, the people of Ame-
rica not to confound this gang of
blurkmailcrs with the old mother
party, and hold her responsible for its
shameful uud louthsbnic misdeeds.
“The Hunchnklst Party, during its
twenty years of existence has mind
funds for her heroic struggle against
Turkish tyranny, only through abso-
lutely voluntary contributions from
patriotic Armenians."
This statement is culled an “official
declaration," and is signed by the com-
mittee.
A big crowd gathered around police
boudrpuirlcrs when Father Marttoo-
gessiun and the other prisoners were
being held there. By the time the
prisoners Wore. taken out of the build-
lng on the way to court fully 600 per-
sons were crowded around the Mott
siroct entrance to the building. As the
pollee and their prisoner came through
the entrance the crowd began to boot
and jccr.
ATTACHMENT FOR $300.
Au attachment was yesterday plac-
ed on the plant of the Colonial Foun-
dry uud Machine Company. The at-
tachment is only for a small amount.
uttmlipai'nilvcly speaking, being for
$300. The attachment was made
I‘nrough Attorney John Keogh for the
firm of Rogers, llrowne and Company,
of New York. and the attachment was
made lust. cvcniug.
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BULLET lN His FOOT.~
William Benjamin of Taylor avenue,
was handling II gun when it accidental.
ly exploded and the bullet entered his
foot. Dr. liurncll was called and the
injured lad was removed to the Nor~
walk hospital. Hero, by means of the
x-ltuy machine, the bullet was locat-
ed. and was removed by Dr W. J. Tru-
coy usslsied by Dr. Burucll. The boy
will remain at the hospital for sove-
rul days.
Mondeu is Wash Dan
(ilI‘cls NIIplIilIu Soap . . . . . . . . . . .. 250
dl’roetor (iumblc’s Soup 25c
7 Ozone Soap . 26c
ti Octagon . 260
:iivory Soup (10c also). 25c
100 Clothes Pins ...........‘.....1iic
3 lbs. Washing Soda to
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Tel. (lull. dot-2.
The Forced Sale
Is
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Fly Killers
Wire Dilsh Covers . . . . . .
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Houscfurnishing. Department.
. . . . . . . . . 9c 3 dauble sheets Fly Paper. . . . 5c 8 oz. Jelly Tumblers . . . . . . . .24c
10 oz. Jelly Tumblers .29c
..35c Ice Cream Scoops c 4 qt. Freezers __________ $2 45
.10c Fruit Jar Caps, per doz. .29c 2 qt. Freezers ...$1 75
TRISTRAM e HYAT'I‘, NORWALK, CONN.
The Darien autocops gathered in no
loss than eight violators of the speed
law. Sunday. All were tried before
Justice of the Peace William H. Will-
mott, Jr.. and fines of $10 and costs
and $20 and. costs were imposed. The
learned as most of them were New
Yorkers.
BULLET WOUND IN HEAD.
‘COLODARO SPRINGS. 0010., July
{SUI—Tho body of Miss Laura Matthews
of New York city, was found lying
in a lane near ivy ,Wlld curly yester—
day with a bullet wound in her head.
Miss Matthews and her maid arrived
in Colordo Springs several days ago
and took upuraments in the Acacia
Hotel.
AucuSI Magazines.
Munsey.
' Lndles’s Home Journal.
American.
Scribners.
Dellneator.
Designer.
Red Book.
McClure’s,
Burr McIntosh.
Ladies‘ World.
WM. A. URIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 182 Washington It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
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WHERE'SHALL
1 BUY COAL?
There are as many reasons for buy.
coal in our yardg.
if you accuse us of keeping the beet
and biggest assortment of coal in this
territory we shall not be disposed to
dispute you—in fact wa admit it.
Our books are rapidly filling “with or.
(ten from prudent people who are get:
ting in) ahead of the rush.
Not yet but soon.
llII inns in! to
i i Vi i” i i
EIGHT annssrs lN DARIEN. W
names of those arrested could not be‘
ing coal of no as there are tons of.
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in our
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Balance on Easy Payments.
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the place.
women's canvas oxronos,
31.25 to use.
women's-worm canvas PUMPS,
. use. ‘
Mieese' AND cIIILonsNIs
canvas specs AND oxsoaos.
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Men's Canvas Oxfords, leather sole.
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Are you one or them?
his you aware that we can constu nily save you money on every item in
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