03" Your Attention ‘ ‘ M
O OUR SPLENDID STOCK of upstoythe~minute ,
MEN'S FURNISHINGS. High grades all ‘
down; the line. For your vacation we are pre-
pared with a complete line‘ or Men’ 11 Shirts from _
3 ac to $1.50., Underwear. Hosiery Neckwear,
‘ no. suit Cases, at all rises. Everything
‘ hoice and new at prices equally attract ve. We invite your
. comment and your trade on the assortment of Met-1' s Furnish-
ings. Call on us today. ‘
6 North Main St. H. GOODWIN. Mgr.
.PIUKING UP MONEY
at. the
Disposal
_ . WORLD’S GREATEST SALE
THE ‘ MARVEL OF THE CENTURY
THE WONDER OF THE AGE
The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed cl
.. _ , 1 in Ten Dans
F as CIoakand FurStore
A ISRJAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street,
f
South Norwalk
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Greatest Values Eur
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Halliearig 1311111111 8111.11
f‘You Should See' Our Men’s Suits
At $10
T . Willis H. Sellers,
11! t
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
I“ "1' troop r1 1 ' PHONE. 171-2.
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‘1 We Have Just Received.
‘ it large lot. of (fut. (lines and Holid till ver Ware. also Vases. Clocks. Picture
' Frames and iironzte images which 111 not be disposed of at prices regardless
at cost. Come In and get our prices
“reliabilities Sheet. South Nervolii
"W
:Servnnts ol Necessity.
re 11.11.51.111... salaries are cover big enough to save from, whose
very raise is spent as soon as gained. who say: "it don't pay to
“We” .1 it \
They ore the noon whose gray hairs lied them still clothing be-
inducounter. or. master oi your destiny. Carry a savings account
ind have some money war king for you, helping you.
scutb Nerwallt SavrncsBsnki
mpg. sternum «. donut
troops says that the disbanded an.
. dispatch says. Were light.
. UI3‘IIRHE‘19
(Continued From lilrst Page.
m
discs will be greeted one year's pay.
The emperor's body guard will not be
disbanded
WASHINGTON. August 1.-A‘ dis-
patch received ut the State Depart-
ment today horn Consul-General Tho—
mas Summons at Recent, Korea says
cd today in a tight precipitated by the
disarmament or the Korean array. The
casualties on the Japanese side, the
NEW YORK, August 1.—-Iioplng to
‘ induce the American government to
intervene and prevent Japan from ob-
taining thither domination in Korea.
Prince 'l‘lyong.0pi and Y. Sung 8111.
twa of Korea’s delegates to The Hague
arrived here today on the steamer Mu~
jestic. It is thoii pinn to appeal to the
America nation to save the Hermit
Kingdom from eitucemont from the
nations of the world by the Japanese.
Denied admission to the Peace Tribun-
ul. where they desired to protest 111121111
at the Japanese seizure oi power in
Koren, Prince Yl sold today that Kc
rca’s last hope of enduring as a un-
tion rested in the Justice and fairness
of the American people to whom Ku-
rcn was now looking for delivcrnncc
from the .iupnncse. 1 ‘
1’1 incc Y1 and his associate Yi Sun
Sui, u toriiier vice-mime minister of
K01 en. hopes to see l’residcni Roone-
g velt ut Oyster Bay and icy before him
the status of the Korcun situation. Au
edict of punishment has been passed
by Japan against Prince Yi, who is
only twenty-three yoursoi age, and
he says death 11wuits him on his return
to Koren a 1' his plea here to save
Korea in ii plight bus b en ends. 1
One of the little band of hrce dele-
guics that left Korea for the pence con-
ference died suddenly at The Hague.
He was Yi Tjonii. Prince Yi sold to-
day that Y. Tjoml died at a broken
heart on July 6. when he learned that
him-cu would not be permitted to up-
pour before the councils of nations. He
denied that he committed suicide.
““1 and my companions" snid Prince
who spcnks English “iepiesentcd
the lioieun gcchnmcnl by the truth
ority of the emperor, but Japan used
all her cunning to make it uppcui that
We appeared at The lingue without nu-
tinnitv. K01 La will never sales to .iu-
pnnese domination nud unlosn sonic-
thiug is done them will be u sellous
uprising
“i shall try to see l’iesidcnt Roose-
velt. it is my purpose to visit seve-
rui large cities in the country to make
my pics for my people.
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL OF‘ MRS. WHITNEY.
The services over the remains of
Mrs. C. S. Whitney, the evangelist, I11
Riverside Cemetery, yesterday ulter-
noon, were of an impressive churne-
iur. Rev. Willium James, of Belle is-
land, 111111 Rev. ll. 11. llosworth, 11f
Woodhuvcn, Long Islund. Mr. .lumes'
successor in that place. omciutde. Mrs.
Alva Smith. 11 lite-long friend of the
deceased, who lives In Now Houhcllc,
wns culled on for 11 low rcmnrks by
Rev. Mr. James. She. spoke ieulingiy
and in the most praise-worthy terms
of the deceased, bringing;r tours to the
eyes of numy present. The reunites
were pluccd in the receiving vnuit tem-
porarily, and will inter be inkcn to Ful-
ton, New York. for burlul beside her
husband. A memorial service has
been plnnncd to be held there in Oc-
tober. Rev. Charles C. Cook, the pub-
lisher of Scriptural Literature. New
York, in 11 letter to Rev. Mr. James
pnld the following tribute to Mrs.
Whitney:
"Our dcpnl'tcd sister wns truly 11
‘chumpion of the cross, a. stalwart dc-
t‘cndcr of the truth and a strong (1x-
puuent oi the principles of (1 true
Christlnn cilurnctcr. Whut power 1111 11
spenkcri And a host will rise up to
bless her memory because of the In-
fluence of righteousness which she has
wielded in this world of need. Ilcr
departure to be with Christ is almost
to bc cnvicd, stricken while picuching
and without further pain or distress
to be taken to be with Him forever.
1 uui'prou to be her pastor. and con-
fuse to u feeling of grout satisfaction
at her choosing our humble church as
her place oi membership. Our people
prized her friendship highly 11nd ul-
llilgudior General Charles Francis
Powell, retired. died at the home oi
his Mother in St. Pnul. Minn" Tucs-
duy. aged sixtyvtbree years. General
Powell, who was in the engineer corps.
leiiiod from active service in March.
1906.1le wus a native of South (3an
lien and was graduated from West
Point in 1867. (loncrul Powell was
well known in this city. huviug been
111 one time in chorus of the local her-
her improvements.
FUNERAL 01" W. 1". WHITE.
'l‘ho iunorui oi the late Willlum P.
White. who died Wednesday morning.
wus held this nitcruucu (com the rush
dcnec oi his daughter. Mrs. Eli M.
ilullcy. in ilnnbury. llosidu his dough
tor Mr White is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. John F. llenediet. of Hell
island, and Miss Lucy A. lloyt
FRANK Ii. llUGl-llil B.
M111. W. D Hughes oi No. 14 Ann
street, has received notice oi the depth
of her son Frank ii. flashes. of Padan-
nruu nvcnue. Danbury ’i‘ho tunerul
will he held tomorrow ntternoon at
111111 o’clock.
ANOTHER GIRL STRANGLED.
NEW YORK 1.11.111 l.--The ex:-
citenient caused int t‘is city by the re
cent atrocious crimes against women
and children was creamy inroased to
day by the disavow oi the body of an
eightsyenr‘ola girl in the seller at an
East Side tenement The child had
been assaulted and then mentored.
Tiler were marks on the threat, in-
dicating that perhaps the little one
was strangled.
¢OUNTV HOME OUTING.
The children of the County Home
11 Westpm'tt avenue had shooting to
listen Polo yesterday: through the
‘ dents critic Noreen .omcrgwsattom
wheel the
fig.” the some: has in “Thugs of
children.
that 40 Koreans were killed or month at
ways Welcome bor visits and her
messages."
GENERAL CHARLES F. POWELL“
otter.
to last scion today.
1 resents a public uti-
lities commits ion bill which had been
on at a conference. The bill is
lows: .
"IteoolutioH 1111‘1‘1‘111‘111‘11111y e. 1:
skim concerning public service corpor-
on"
“Resolved by this Assembly: “That
Marcus ii Holcomb. Thomas D. Brad-
street, Charles Phelps. P. H. Wood
word and Washington 1“. Wilcox :sre
hereby spool Had a commission to con-
slrer the in this state relating to
public service corporation and
recommend to the next assembly logis-
latlon to corre such evils and detects
as they may. lid to exist therein or
any legislation. on the subject which
they may deem desirable for the pub-
lic interest.
“The controller is hereby authoriz-
thc ticusurer to pay for clerical assis-
tance needed by the commission and
also necessary cxpensese of its mem-
bers in the periouusncc of their duty. ”
The resolution was immediately pus-
scd unanimously and sent to the house.
Senator Walsh iu‘introduclng the re-
solution said he was happy to say that
this met with the entire approval of
the governor and every one else with
whom he had talked. Yesterday after-
noon the judiciary committee met with
the goverior and utter a conference the
resolution was drawn he said the five
gentlemen named in it had large, var
led and wide experience in public life
and on public matters and each and
every one had: the respectoi the entire
community. He said the passage of the
resolution would be in the right line
and it is a competent commission
to take tip the labor and a good report
may he expected from it.
HONG .KONG‘ ‘HOTEL COLLAPSES.
Popular With Americans. and it is Be-
lieved Some Casualties Occurred.
iiONt‘r KONG. August 1.-'i‘he old
today. It is believed there were some
casualties, but nothing definite has yet
been learned.
it is situated 011 the Rum] and is the
principal hotel here It is pdillilnr
willth Americans going to and from M11-
ll ii
Fraunrls Ward, clcik for Holmes.
Kceici nnd Selieck Company is on-
toying n vunction this week
. Town
Tex Collector’s
Notice.
. *—
Noilco is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay taxes to the Town
of Norwulk. County 0! Fulrtleld and
State of Connecticut. on the assess
ment list of .1906, that. I will meet
them to recoie‘ve‘snid taxes. at the
oiiicc of the collector, Town Hall
Building, in the City of Norwalk. in
said Town of Norwalk, on Saturday
August. 3111!, 1907, iiomil o‘clock fore-
noon until i o clock afternoon. and
from 2 o'clock to 5 o’clock afternoon.
Suld oiilcu will be open thereafter
every Wei-k day from 9 until 12 o'clock
iorenoon and from 2 ‘to 6 afternoon. .
’i‘uxcs may also he paid at the cities
of .i.l\l.l.uytg1 & Co 11111., South
Notw.nlk
On all taxes which shall remain un-
paid ul‘tcr the first day of October.
1907. interest at the rate of nine per
cent. will be charged from the 31st
(lily of August, 1907, until the same
shall be. pnid.
SXDNEY GUTHRIE.
Tux Collector.
in and for snid Town or Netwolk, 011
List of 1906.
Dated at Norwaik (301111., August 1.
1907 3.1 8 15 22
Ice Cream
with that smooth, rich flavor. re-
sults from using”
SOVEREIGN
txmncrs.
2 oz. Bottles .1.....,............20c
1.4; pt. Bottles ................500
Pint Bottles 86c
SUGAR.
251bfl. ......,...............1.24
20 “)8, ec.oeuaenlolrueuilldl.1100
10 “I”. .1...unencumunnfiOO
filbaoIII||I01.....Q'Uslillbll260
THE IINIIIN * PABIHH
TEA Illllll’IIIY,
126 Washingtoniet. to. Nerwstk
Phone, sees.
dust 1.~thn the .
ed and directed to drew his order on '
part of the Hour; Kong Hotel collapsed ‘
Mondau 11. Wash Dan
it Fete Nephiiiafi'enpnm1um 25¢
dProcior Gnmhie’s 8011p 211.1
7 own” 50M) noun-Human” 25¢
dOotssen ........... .. W. 25c
11 ism-y been (the size). ......... 2611
100 Clothes Pins .. ............. inc
3 lbs. Washing Soda ........ tie
11!"
N08. s and 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Asbestos Table Mats
Every housekeeper has wished for a means of protecting the entire top of the dining table
from the injurious effect of hot dishes nod spilled liquids. It is impossible to prevent damage from
the causes when the table is covered by ordinary table padding. O‘ur Asbestos Table Mat is an
Ladies “
absolute and guaranteed protection to the finish of the entire top of the table. .3
They are made in different sizes, both round and square. _ ., :3 j
. . ..
Hou‘sefurnishing Department.
Fly Killers . . . . . . . . .‘. 9c 3 double sheets Flnyaper. . . . 5c *8 oz. Jelly‘H‘umblers .. . .o‘4c
Wire Dish Covers ......\. . . . .35c Ice Cream Scoops. . . . . . . . . . . 5c 20:: {willzz’frgmblers- _ 3&3:
Fly Traps 1208 Fruit Jar Caps, per doz. .....cgc 2 qt. FreeZers .‘ ..... ......$I.75
‘TRISTRAM‘ n HYATT,’ NORWALK,“ CONN.
hit: of the Congregational 11nd Melba»
dist Churches and all apparently had
a. good time.
NOTICE.
The necessary dog tags can now be
obtained at the Town Clerk‘s office at
ten cents each. Bring your license
receipts. N. li.-—l)o not send by mail.
Olliee hours 9 11.111. to 5 p. m. ex-
cept Sutuidnys. when the office closes
at l p.111
Norwnlk July iii, 1907.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
.w..- .......W. ,-..m
August Macazmes.
.Mun nsey.
Ladies’s Home Journal.
met icnn.
Scribners.
Delineetor.
Designer.
3 Red Book.
McClure" s
Burr McIntosh.
Ladies’ World.
we. A. attentions
MUBIG STORE. .
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It
'Agent for croeeent LlundrY.
iiiiii
WHERE SHALL
I BUY COAL?
There are as many reasons for buy-
cosi In our yards.
If you accuse us of keeping the best
and biggest assortment of coal In this
territory we shall not be disposed to
dispute you—In fact we admit It.
Our books are rapidly tilting with or-
ders from prudent people who are get.-
ting In ahead of the rush. ‘
Not yet but soon.
u this in! it
arm R e
the place.
WOMEN'S GANVAI OXFORDB,
31.26 to 02-50.
WOMEN'B WHITE UANVAB PUMPO.
62.00.
MIMEB’ AND OHILDRIN’S
canvas slices AND oxrohos.
61.00 to into.
Men's (lentils Oxfords, leather sole.
31.60.
Men's canvss’osisrds. rubber sole.
cm. '
eels Agent For
HANAN a SON. r1
RAUITON.
I'LITI 8H0“.
bathing and Tennis flippers.
emcee-11.1
was. shoes. ,
Several car loads oi children came ,
from Strntl'ord today and picnlcked at 1
Batch Point. It was a. combined pic- ‘
ing cost of us as there are tens of”
i‘ii‘ii'i,
rigger H“ 00‘
The Leading
Reedy-lei 11111 Utilities
in' the; Norw‘alks.
U Are you going on a. vaca-
tion ? If so you will
need your money. Buyr
trom us on our Easy.Pa.y-
ment Plan. You cant set-
tle the bill upon your.
return. 1'
Prices Reduced in Every De-
partment to the Lowest
Possible Notch.
WeOpen Charge Accounts
With Everybody.
H. KRIEGERd co.
wmwwmwmn—w “mm.” ”kW-s s
THE SECRET OF 1; GOHOMY
Does not lie in deprivation. it all depends upon your own good calculu-
lions. and your close one careful buying. You can easily do so by trading
with us.
You can buy good deeds. You can economize on 1.11.... and you can ‘
also get Premiums FREE '
SPINAL COMBINATION lilo BALE. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
5 pounds Granulated sugar .. 24o
V. DOWN I..* 60”,. tenuocu‘unn-n’nnnanruminantsunu-cn 1“
V. pound But line “in (mixed or blank) 259
tip-skew» Unudeliseults . lie
To“. sills]lvhllltimsllodilfiicedIstooleeoollltl‘iiel‘l|'l‘ 7“
EXTRA BPIG’IAL NOR SATURDAY ONLY.
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