6 North Mdin St.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Belts, Suit Cases. at all
at the
rices.
_ Let Us Call Your Attention
O OUR SPLENDID STOCK of up-to-thominute
High grades ell .
down the line. For your vacation we are pre-
pared with s complete line of Men’ s Shirts from
_ . soc to $r.5o. Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwesr,‘
Everything ‘
choice and new at prices equally attractive. We invite your
comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’ 3 Furnish“
lugs. Call on us today.
OpyrlghtclothlngCe
H. GOODWIN, Mgr.
PICKING UP MONEY
Ilsposal Sale
8o Sey- Colonel Phelps, of WIndeor.
on Expert.
HARTFORD, August 7.——Colonel
Ellsworth N. Phelps, at Windsor, o to-
bacco grower and on observing man
In the tobacco glowing sections, told
u reporter yesterday that the yield
in the Connecticut volley this" your
will be fully forty per cent. below the
average crop.
Colonel Phelps said that the season
was intennd that many of the plants
III the fields are now smell. “Thirty-
flve days from now frost is dlrefi‘ he
sold. “The plants will not have time
to ,lnutu‘re and when you don‘t. have
runturity you don't get weight or
quality. \
"One grower told me thnt out on
his plantation the shrinkage will be
Wildly lb per cent. on the tobno‘co un«
dor shade, and it is no exsgg 11211211
to any that the shrinkage on the to-
bacco ill the open will be fully 40 per
cent. oil the nvorugo crop."
Colonel Phelps sold illnt be had
been in many towns in the Connoctt
cut valley ill the lost few weeks and
he found the conditions about the
some ill every town he has visited.
He attended the meetings held in
East Hartford in the winter and early
spring, when the Tobacco Growers'
WORLD’S GREATEST SALE
THE MARVEL or THE CENTURY
THE WONDER or THE AGE
in Ten Dolls
“The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of
A ISRA‘EL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk.
Fair Cloakand FurStore
WOOOW”MWOM
Real Economy
ill Clothes buying tlL‘llllIlltlS tilL iincst qualities at the low-
cst pl ices
NOW, (lining our HALF YEARLY CLEARANCE
SALE, is an opportunity for economical buyers to purL‘llns‘L
their Clothing at 1—3 to 1— 2 loss than original low prices
We hu\c '
MEN’ S SUITS AT $10.
them in our lot at $10.
1 .1
Short stout lllL ll. .
Sweet Orr & Co. All Wool Trousers, luluc $325, spo-
cizll at $2. 29.
‘\
added about twcntv- iilc mom. of mu
lligh (iluLlc Suits that nclc pliLcd from $15 to $18. and put
MEN’ S ALL WOOL SUITS AT $4- 98.
,, lllclc me most all sins ill this lot, inclnllin0 Suits
HIGH 5
Boys' Short Trousers Suits, nil sizes, at half price.
’p.
taclchl or
ill
7 l '
LoOki
We Have Just Received.
h large lot of Cut Ginsu nnd i-loiid Sit vor Wurc. also Vusos. Clocks, i’iciuro
Frsmes Mid ilrormo lnlugcu, which in not be disposed of st prices rogurdlcss
Come in nnd got our prices.
jThe Novelty Store
76 Ilesilinetcn Street. South Nemsiil
- ,, of cost.
(ici izlL‘thl, ‘$I.19.:Ii
"1‘"
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OLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
y r . Pit-IONS. 171-2.
' Are you ll clerk, work-mun or suluried mun?
Do you always intend to only where you are? '
- Why notbsgin to save in this book sud got it sum of money
policed—«o. busts to build on, which will help you to get where you
elm moire more money? Saving is the basis of on progress.
it South Norwalk Savmqs Bank
if!!!“ one may, or Wuhlnctm to. up» , some. cm
“1%
Wills H Salient,
a...“
A Basis to Build On
All of our 53!. 50 and $2 Fancy Ncgligee Shirts, culls :li«
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
I,“ (I’ll
1W
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”is.
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i
Look i
' 'The child died
I. future after Mrs.
Protective Association was organized.
He said that the association is mode
up very largely of growers in East
Hartford, Glastonbury and South
Windsor, who would not sell their
crops for the prices offered.
lie said that the memberslof this as-
sociation have about 4,000 cases of the
1905 and 1906 crops. “As the outlook
for this year‘s crop now presents it-
self, i wont to tell you," said Colonel
Phelps. “that these fellows have got
llliglrly good property.“
loloncl Phelps slt’id he know one
member of the llssocizltlon who bud
100 cases of his 1905 crop and 100
cases of his 1006 crop. "It tukcs n
man with considerable bnokbonc to
carry so lnllcll tobucco over,“ he slid
cd, "but this mull had the backbone
and be is going to get a good price
for Ills tobacco because the 1907 crop
ill the valley will not be up lo the
average by u long ways."
LONGWOOD TENNIS TOURNA-
MENT.
BOSTON, August 7.-——li‘our nlntL-lrcs
iu the Lougwood singles tournament
and two ill the eastern doubles cvont
Lomposcd the morning cord at the
championship meeting held on the
courts of the lmllgWOl‘ih Tennis Club
today. Ill the singles tho mulch
which nilrncicd the most attention
ours that between Raymond 1). Little
tillfl If. i. Wcsifnll, us the winner will
probnbly be called upon to meet (illr
ibicr in the next bracket. The matches
between W. (3, Hunt, of New York.
lillil C. , Noel, null R. C. Selle-r, the
Massachusetts clulnlpion, nnd R. Ii.
Palmer uiso hold a large share of nt-
lention.
ill the ensicl‘lr doubles" chumpion»
ship tolll'nnnlcni (i. ll. Nellicton nnd
'l‘. B. i’linlplon puircd to plny II. l.L~o~
nnrd and (l. l’. l’ill'llcr, .ll‘.. null ll). M.
and l). l.~ l’li'klljliill wvrc until hell with
A. S. ilnbnoy and it. hovering
who ililll drnwill il loo lob the lirst
round.
JACK THE SMEARER CAUGHT.
lNlliANAl’OldS, lud., AuguL-t
Ai‘lcr more than three yellr's search by
illt‘ police, ”.ilit.‘k the Sillcnrcr," who
has ruined hundreds of purty gowns, is
under nrrcst and has mode a full con.
tension, the police say. lie is on enig-
nln to the police, for he is an ul‘t sill-
dcnl, who appears to bo aspiring to but.
tor accomplishments. lie is Willinln
It. (lurid, 30 years old and he can give
no l‘cllson for his acts. As some wo~
llit'll wurc getting on ll our late lust
night n stronger threw his build from
his pocket and threw something on
their gowns. 'I‘hc oiliLers grabbed the
stronger and found they bud the until
they bud been hunting for
T0 SELECT PET‘I’IBONE‘S COUN-
82L.
DENVER, Colo, August 7.—-—lt In re-
ported tllllt lit a meeting of tile nxucll-
livc cmnmittcc of the Western Federal-
tioll ol‘ Miners to be held soon to de-
lerullne on counsel for George II. l’etu
tibono, who will be tried in October
nt lloiso. Idrlllo, on the some chums
tllllt Secretory linywood wns llclpliltud
oi’, will be brought up. The report niso
has It tilllt Clulllncc “rumor of (.‘lll
cllgo who nsslslcd ill the lILfL-nllc of
llllywood will bill be II'lIllIItlIlll ill the
l’ctilllonu cust‘. but tllnt 1" Nil ll
Million, of Denver lllso of collrllilcl for
linywuod, will hurnlio lilI' l’ctlibonu
cssc
H,
i.”
MW
iNDIAN PRINCE To ENTER .iltlll-
NELL.
i'l‘llAC/l. N. Y., August 7.-Prillcc
Victor Mllrwyull of lnLIiu, whose Iliillt‘l‘
rules one of the provinces of tho lu-
diun Empire, hos nnnounuod his intun
tion of entering tho Cornell College of
Agriculture next full ills rutllcr was
impressed by the stories of Cornell.
which other Indian students have
sprcud nbont India. and thought it
course there would do hinl good. The
prince who in nu stillete, Is to try fore
pines on the Cornell footbuii teuln.
CHILD WI‘I‘H RABIEG BITBB MOTH.
u“.
CHICAGO, August 7.~»erilc nursing
her dying sell, George, who was suffer»
ing from rubies. the result or a dog
bite. Mrs. Charles '1‘. Davis. of Dun-
ville, III, was bitten in the chin by the
child s week ago and Vance, a brother.
was bitten and scratched about the
face sud hands. They are new under»
going treatment in Chicago.
great agony s f
viii wee bump
A. C. Hendrick. of New Haven. Elect-
fries ‘ slew opus.
ed President.
NEW. HAVEN. August 7.-'I‘he
Chiefs Club of the Connecticut State
Firemen' 8 Association, hold it meeting
this morning and elected the follow-
Ilrg oillcers:
President-A. C Hendrick, New
Haven.
Vice llresldentswr‘xrt‘hief Leonard,
Wililmnntlo, and ex Chief Stanton
Secretorywmef Puncher, New Ha-
Veil.
TrensureMamuel Snugg, Water-
bury.
Members oi' the association Were
speculating this afternoon over the
outcome of the election of ofllcers, cs.
pecislly the chino of secretory. Chief
Muses, of Wnteliown, the present sec-
retsly, and D. W. Hilliard, of South
Norwnlk. are both out for the posi-
tioll and such bus many friends. This
apparently will probnbly be the only
contest of importance.
HARTFORD MAN RUN OVER. -
Both Legs Cut Off in New
Freight Yard.
NEW HAVEN, August 7.»Pcter Fos-
sl, u bl'ukenlan employed ill the local
yards bud boiil legs cut off by a cu-
boose about 2:15 this morning that
hull Inst been sent up the track by a
switching engine. He was token to
the hospital and is not expected to
live. He is a resident of Hartford,
rind his address is given as No. 26
Chestnut street. lie is married.
OB’ITUARY RECORD.
FRANK LEWIS.
Funeral services over the late Frnnk
Lewis of Silvcrmine, were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Silver-
nline Church. interment followed at
the Silvernline Cemetery.
MISS ANNIE G. COLLINS.
,The tuneful of Miss Annie 0. Collins
will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon from her lute home, 27 Elm
sire it, Norwulk. interment will follow
llt Riverside Cemetery.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HULL.
The funeral of Miss Mury Louise
Hull wns held this afternoon from her
lute residence 39 Van nZnt street ut
2:30. The Interment was ill Riverside
Cemetery.
Haven
ALLEGED THIEF TELEPHONES
VICTIM.
PU'I‘NAM, August 1—0. E. Roberts
who is believed to have stolen $90
from (lodiroi Cilnplll. the Pomflet
stlcot meat denier oll Sunday morn
ing lit the boarding house on Cnnnl
siloei has apparently reached New
York llrld wants to have it little fun
with Victor Martin. the boarding house.
keeper. Mr. Chllpnt and the police.
for yesterday nilL-rnoon Mr. Martin
received a message ill his more as
follows: “How stupid of me to leave
my dress cases behind me. Kindly
send them to my New York address. i
left ill a hurry," Of course no New
York address was givcn. but the police
nl‘o going to make an extra cil‘ort to
locate Roberts. lie is wanted ill Dun-
iL-ison and Moosllp, \vllcrc robberies
Lil-c chill-god ilgnnist llilll.
NEW COMET SEEN AGAIN.
i‘iAii'l‘b‘Illli), August 7.—El'ncst ll.
iirnndt. of New llrltnln, was before. the
police convl Ioduy chill-god with violn-
(ion of iln- traffic lnw. lie wns fined
$10 on two counts. While driving his
solo down Main sircct yestordny he
run down .lncob Ricbmml, Ll bicyclist
who bud u nnrrow escape from total
injury. lie was pinnL-d under the. front
wheels of the lnncbinc. lllchman was
lllkell to the hospital, where his ill-
jlrrics were found to be slight. When
the fine wns imposed on Brundt this
morning, in: took on appeal, the bonds
being fixed Iii $100.
QUIET IN VENEZUELA.
WASHINGTON, August 7.——Tlle
Sinio Dt'piii‘llllt‘lit today received it cu-
blegrnln from American Minister Rus-
sell at Cllrncus to the effect thnt the
utiliudo oi‘ the Vcnczllelnn government
is very snilsfnciory in regard to the
prompt purulent of the swords mode
by the mixed collullission to the so
culled Pacific notions.
Mr. Russell has been instructed to
plcscnl to President Castro’s govern
merit the request ibut the five Ameri-
('Illl cininls llgulnst Venezuela which
bum lllrcndy been presented without
success l-lllllli now be referred for set-
ticlnollt IL) The Hague ‘l‘ribunlll.
STAMFORD COURT CONTEST.
S'I‘AMIt‘Olil). August 7.~{lovcrn0l
Woodruff is expected to llppoint ll
deputy pulse of the city court within
lilo next. few days and there is some
speculation on In whom the uppointco
will be. At rho into session of the
logislnlnrc. lilo house pllssod ll resolu-
tion appointing Representative George
’l'. itllwoll ns Lioputy Judge, bllt the son-
lllo was in favor of Martin J. (Jirlly,
turning down the Itowoil resolution, No
ngruemcnt bnving been rout-bod. the
governor wars llulhorized to llnlke tho
llppoininlcnt to fill the mount position
on the lucid bench.
OARIAD WINS EMPEROR'S CUP.
COWI‘JS. Isle of Wight. August Tm
ldmpuror William's cup, for which nine
yucilis colllpctcd. was won today by
Lord DlllrmVL-n's Curind. The course.
forty-scroll miles, was covered in II
spanking brcose. Most of the compet~
lllg yuoirls housed their topmusts und
reeled their nluinsnils.
NEW STEAMER aAlLs.
SOU'I‘i-IAMI’TON. Ens. August 7,...
The North Gul‘lllitil Lloyd stculllur
Kronprilmysuin Cecilio, Which loft
llrcmcn yvslcrLlor on her nmideu vol"
one to New York, sailed from here
this afternoon with it full complement
of pllssollgcrs.
NEW COMET SEE NAGAIN.
COLOMBO, Ceylon, August 7.«-—Tlls
comet recently discovered near Aldev,
bullion was observed from the 'l rillonm-l
olerObservntol'y inst night. it With
bright lurd bud u nucleus of the second
most! i.tuao i
REGENT ARRIVAL 0F VESSELB.
NIII W You uglier famously
jfilliellmor Oil ,frombi
Milli
hnual
Our Annual August Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods is now in progress.
on all lines of sessouablo goods to clo so.
Women’s Roads-lo-Wear Goods.
Colored Shirt Waist Suits.
Separate Coats for Summer Wear.
Figured Groundies.
ENDING DRY. GOODS STORE.
& HYATT
NOB. I still 3 'GAZET'I‘E BUILDING.
ll,
lune-J4
ugust Sale
important reductions in prices
«mt u- 3m»... _, ., ._ i.
White Shirt Waist Suits.
While Wash Skills.
HaudSome Lawns.
Striped and Figured Batiste.
All at Prices to Close ,Them Out.
lit
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT,11\I0RWALK, CONN.
WILL RECEIVED BY MAIL
POR’i‘l .AND, Conn, August 7.~——An
envelope contulnlng the will of Miss
Almirn (l. Over-Ion, of this piece, who
died last May_ has just been received
by, Giurnnce Bacon, an attorney of Mid-
dletown. The evciope bore the post-
mark of Portland, but there was no
further evidence as to who the sender
might be. lt was supposed that: Miss
Ovcrion died without leaving any will
and an administrator hnd already been
appointed to look after her estate.
which Is valued at nbout $20,000. Her
nenrest relatives are cousins living
here not! ill the west. “or will received
todlly was executed ill 1888, and wit-
nessed by local men. it is said that
the Lloculrrcni showed signs of having
been in u file as the edges were badly
charred. and ports of it me illegible.
:—
Fine Assortment oi
Local Post Cards
25L: doz.
.WM. A. BRIOGERMAN'S
. MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
iiiiii
WHERE SHALL
I BUY COAL?
There are as many reasons for buy-
lng coat of us as there are tons of
coal In our yards.
If you accuse us of keeplng 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 filling with or.
dere from prudent people who are get.
ting In ahead of the rush.
Not yet but soon. '
Hill iliiiis liliiii iii
iiiwi;
GLOVER ’S
the place.
m
HEADQUARTERS ‘
FOR
VACATION
FOOT WEAR.
AGENTS FOR THE
GELEBRATED
Hedonist Son,
Relation Health,
AND
Elite Shoes.
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’7’ Phone. 542-1.
m,
Wear shoes.
'13 Norm Klein Street.
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H. Krieger & Co.
The Leading
Headg-lu-Hiear Outfitters
in the Noewalks.
Are you going on a. vaca-
tion ?
If so ”you will
need your money. Buy
from us on our Easy Pay-
ment Plan.
You can set-
tle the bill upon your
return.
Prices Reduced in Every De-
partment to the Lowest
Possible Notch.
We Open Charge Accounts
With Everybody.
H. KRIEGER & co.
THE SECRET or
Does not lie in deprivation.
You cull buy good goods.
. nlso get Premiums Film}.
SPECIAL COMBINATION 760 SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
5 pounds Granulated Super ..
V: pound Beet Come
II...
V: pound Best 500 Tee (mixed or block)
2 packages Uneeds Biscuits
To‘.‘rolellb‘ieltelleledeeeeltelllil
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ECONOMY
It all depends upon your own good culcuin.
trons, end your close and careful buying. You can eusiiy do so by trading
with us.
I
You can economize on Ili‘lcell,‘lmiltl you can
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EXTRA SPECIAL FOE SATURDAY ONLY.
acid Model Flour. per bag
eviltetel‘WOIIIQIII! 15° to
TheHllstllntTea Li illiiu Ill.
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Norwalk Chronicler