:‘J‘. . . . . ings.‘ Call on us today. \' 6 North Main St. i...scaly...new... O OUR SPLENDID STOCK of up-to-the-minute MEN'S FURNISHINGS. down the line. For your vacation we are pro-y pared with ‘a complete line of Men's Shirts from sec to $1.50. Underwear, Hosiery. Neckwear, . ' Belts, Suit Cases. at all prices. choice and new atprices equally attractive. We comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’s Furnish- } Conyrightclothingco High grades all Everything invite your ‘ H. GOODWIN. Mgr. ur nouur at the Disposal Sale WORLD’S GREATEST SALE THE MARVEL OF THE CENTURY THE WONDER or rumor . The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of in Ten Daus FairCIoakand FurStore ' A ISRAEL. 68 Washington Street, F Proprietor. South Norwalk. WWO““WWOMWW . AT SELLECK’S SHIRT SPECIALS August 14th. 1 1 AT‘... ....... .... ..... l ....... PRICE. A. l I if I um i r I w ”w... Telegraphers Go On Strike (Contiuucd‘From First Pttgo. (llnrk direct. or in tho brunt-ll oillcos scuitcrod through tho oily. Only wiro oitioi's iiiiiI i'our vciorun ioicgrupit itpoi‘ulitt‘h \t‘t‘t't: it‘ll lit the main Uhiongo oiilco when ihic union men, in unswm‘ in u whistle, rushed from tho horn on the ninth utld tenth floors lilld connrogutod in ironic of tho building. The strike ordcr burned by the executive board of tho Chicugo lo- cal union to tho niuht opormtors up~ piles also to day opcrutcrn, thus illicit in seven hundred men in the moth Chicogoutfiice during dny hours. Add Chicago Strike. lroitntd NEW YORK. August 9.-*i‘ho strike 1!an Wilding, Willis H. I’HON E, 171-2. ”9”.”OO“! «mneunnnmuomuems Pr ces good only from Saturday, August 10th, to Wednesday, (I L .LKL'REWG MEN'S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, VALUES 50c T0 69c. AT .. 39c MEN'S~ FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, REGULAR $1.00 VALUES, ....... 69c BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS AT HALF PRICE. WONDERFUL VALUES lN M EN’S SUITS AT $4.89 AND $10.00 STRAW HATS AND CHILDREN’S WASH SUITS AT HALF it v Ilil‘i‘W but.“ MEN’S H'ALF HOSE U‘NDE RPRICED. MEN'S FANCY SOCKS, 25c AND 50c VALUES, NOW .. 19c AND 39c Suited, CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. 48-50 Wall Street, N orwallt. WWII“ toduy is rounrdod by tho compuny us not, iikcly to prooipitnio u strike born. The wullmtu_ howovor. bun iuuupcroti tho it'uunniiuslon or businoss both to um! from Chicago. It won suid ut th locnl ltoioiqunriors of tho ioiogrnpiwrs‘ union nino iodny thnt u nirikr.l of our!" nlrrru in Now York wnu ttulikoly. ’i‘hc Wcstorn Union tir'hors worc nit morn ontiroly out. ot‘ luminous otlriy in tho dny nud tho moo in ciiuruo tloclnu od thut they bud no idou when condi tions would lmprovo. 't‘iw diminishml norvioo cmtuod mnoli iuconvmtloui'o to hrokors. About 2i) opoi'utorn woro tit work in tho romp» of tho Wontorn ilu ion und tho ofllrtuiu of tho cnuipnuy dooinrod thni thcy oxpociod runny more throughout the day. Wosioy ltnssoll. tho nonornl secretory oi‘ the union, bowovor, doclnrcd thut the com- A Basis to Build 0n Am you it cicrlt, workman or salaried mun? Do you always intend tto dirty where you are? Why not begin to novel in this bunk and got it Bilill or money Jlioadwu basis to build on, which will help you to get where you can make more money? Having is the basis or all propose. , eSouth Norwalk Savings Bank I‘ll Washington Oi. Collin tier-walk, Conn. 7!? 1 ‘* werelno signs of disorder today, but Chief oi.‘ Police Show detailed titty patrolman to silo that no crowds cou- gostod about. the Western Union building or the Bout-d of Trade. A ‘ crowd of operators \vho authored near the Western Union cities curly today were ordered by the police to keep moviugtnnd no trouble resulted. An insane nutu rushed into the central po- lice station early in the day. until!» quired in an excited manner for Prest- deut Roosevelt. saying that he wunied him to end the toicgraplrer’s’ strike at once. tie was arrested. . NEW YORK. August 9.—-Coloncl Clowry. president and general manager of the Western Union Telegraph Com~ puny, gnve out the following statement in rotation to the strike. at lids Ange- lcs and Chicugo: ' “On July 23rd no opiatrntor nt lios Angcics wus churgcd with maliciously delaying trui‘lic. As it. curci’ul investi- .mttlou, which occupied scvornt ,duys. usitowou conclusively thnt he wars gutlv ty of dcltbcrntcly obstructing it on importunt circuits, he was discharged. A petition signed by hthcr employees of the cities. rcunostluu his rolnstnio tncnl, wu sthcronpon presented to the local snpcrintcrulcnt. and when the signers wct‘c udvlscd that the compony would not tolerate the nmlicious doluy» tug of important mcssugos and that tho discharged opcrutor would not. be ro-employcd, the majority of the upot'r uting force quit work without notice, Operators were sent to take their pluces from nearby points. and at it o'clock inst night the operators in the Chicago oillcc employed on western circuits. outing in conformity with res olnilons understood to huvc bccn ‘tdoplcd by the local union organization rcfuscd to work with the. non-union men at Los Angclcs, and when thb wns insisted on, they quit work in u body. “'l‘he Chicago opcrutors hnvo pro routed no grievances and the prcsont movement is an attempt to enforce the closcd shop rule. which, if successful would take onirol of tile compuny‘s nffnlrs out of its own lumds. Such n condition. us hits boon repcntcdh drown, is inimicni to the confidential illtt responsible churnctor of the com puny‘s rclution to the, United Stutct government and to the public." HELENA. Mont. August tir—Al‘ Wostcrn Union opei'nlors strike. 'CIHOOEH AHVnLIBO MRS. THOMAS POWELL. Mrs. 'l‘homns Powell diod ycstot'du) iftornoon ut her residence, 7 Leonard itroet, Noi‘wulh. She is survived by r tusbund, three daughters Mury. l.illuu :llliI Aunn Powell and six sons. lliitb :rrd, 'l‘lromus W.. John F.. .lumcs R. George bl. and Frederick D. i’owoli She had boon in ill honlth for court time. The funeral will be bold .ul 5 ooiock Monday morning from St linry's Ccmctcr'y. BRITT AND GANS SlGN. SAN FRANCISCQ August 9.——liop rcscntullvcs of Jimmy llritl nnd Jm lnus inst night signed articles for tin uppcnrunco of tho two Ilghlwoigbin ho “oro John J. (lionsou's Occidcntnl Club it, the hull grounds. nt Sixteenth and Vailonclu sirocls, this cliynon Soplom her it. Munugor (llouson signed on ho hull of tho club. llc ugrccs to giro 7; nor cent. of tho rocolpts, with n gunr tuioo of 825.000. WOMAN KiLLED BY REAPER. YORK. l'n.. August 9.”".\Il‘l§. Auto.» \\"uruor. wllo oi o. humor is dond to ho rosuii of injuries rccolt'od whih insisting hor husband in tho burrost 'iold. Owing to tho scarcity of in her virs. Wuruor wus driving iho lliIIIi'l‘ llld borsos for tho ronpor whilc hor rusbuud won tutor-cling tho mnoltluc «touring at an object tho unlmuls mudo \ plunge and Mrs. Wuruor was thrown n tho pnth of tho knit-cs. VORTH BRANFORD BARN BURNED mu'ru illtANlt‘Olli). Around it,» \ burn boiougiug to Albori r). ilurri~ sort in tho northern port (it tho town wnn burnod curly today. All tho cou- ‘onts. including: groin. forming irn~ lIi‘llli‘lliH nnd thgons Worc dostroyod. i‘lto lot-ts will ho about 33.000 with no usuruniw. TOBIN GETS ELECTED. lliiS'l‘ON. August ii.—-'i‘hc contrast for the presidency of the Tooth lh'lv- ors' nud llelpcrs' lntcrmttionui Union wns sottlcd todny by tho election of linniel J. 'i‘obln, of Boston. Cornelius l’. Short. of Chicago. president for the post tour yours. wns dciouicd. The vote was: 'l‘obln, 1th); Shun, iii. W The l)cucon——l soc lbc Jupuuoso hnvo u coin culled tho llltilltiillllt. which to worth one 200th purt of no English penny. 'i‘ho i'lomlnicwlf they ovor be- colllo common ovct' Iliil'it, our church ~ontributiou boxou will prolutbiy ho ilil- ”d with monstrous wi’onhors Hinton- mun. 'i‘bo Muri~A iouruod urtouilst nth vunoos tho theory that n. uovorod bond in cupnblo of thinking. although it to rumble to npcuk. 'l‘ho Wonuur—Ji‘itutfs tut-or. it is so much ounior to tuik limit it is to tIlIliko~UIliCiil§0 Nowa. ’l‘bo institution-Why Hhoulti envy mo? 1 luivo us runny troubles on you huvo. 'i'Itc iiobo-w’i‘hut’u nl right. bosswmchbc yu‘ Ilill’o. llut i ain't got nothin' clue. 'iicvcinud bond- or. you (locum-Now We’ve no words. you’ll be lookin' for nnothor cook to keep company with. Policemnnn—Not me. Hi aim-ye nrnt.w1’unt:h. "Wc‘vo only not it knife or two puck- ul in tho bucket with the pin. Wind «titull We do?" “That's all right. lip yonder i think run will hurt it. fork in the roud."-~ilnl~ tiniore American. arridches. this tower goes back to William. the Conqueror. Yankee-a- Whrit’s the limiter? isn't it sotisteo wry? item'l‘hot strum; isn't true to nature. ShMWhnt's Wrong with it? lie—d (Why. it represents n woman sitting ”still. saying nothght. 1 , om would not: he“ stiletto. nian‘ the wires or handle the business. Where were = son sooner? nsssnvse. m An Intelligent Word From the Pacific Coast. (I’m'lluud Oregonian.) The people of the Pucilic stutcs nu- dcrstund perfectly well that their fu- ture prosperity depends largely upon the stnbility of the forest reserve sys- tem. The outcry against reserves in general arises from a limited class only. It is partly sincere and partly insincere. The sincere portion arises from ignorance of the relation between forests on the one hand and climate, water supply and agriculture on the other. ilow dense this ignorance is may he authored from it certain new; paper article which assumes that the only purpose of the forest reserves is to promote irrigation. This is really only a small port oi their purpose. Mining depends upon them quite, as much us irrigation. Tho ”warms—W. lnmcttc Vulioy depends upon them. und so docs tho nrtvigntion of the Co- iulublu us well its that of the Missis- sippi I'livor. ’i‘hc wutor supply of Portland is one output: runny things whose,coutinuunoc is involved in the perpetuity of tho. l‘orcst rosorvos. 'i‘iio insincere portion of tho unil-rcscrvo clumor' urit-ios from grccd. tbnt nhulno- loss uud rccktoss urcon which would socrttico the future welfare of tho. wholo country to the immediate profit of it flew thnlmr humus. ’i‘ho rcscrvo policy doos not inth tote with homo-making in the slight- est dogrco. It is the (lectured purpose cl‘ th giwcruutont to open all agri- cultural land to sottiors. and the for- ”.siry regulations permit homcrnnkers to cut timber on the roserrations for domestic use. it is also nvniluhlc for minors. and tho surplus is to be mor- kotcd in such it way no to food the 'umhor innrkot without destroying the utppiy. The whole uim uud object of tho rcscrvc policy is to develop the stator; by building homes. Those who rsnort tho contrary are ignorantly or wilfully blind to the facts. ’l‘hoit‘ uux- ioty for “hmuos” is it cover for un- lCI'llllllIUIll-l cupidlty, which would ruin :wor‘y homo in Oregon and Washington if it wcro not checked. irrigation nud water supply aside, We must romcmbcr that our supply of timber cnunot inst much longer unless mine of it is withhold front the mar- ‘tot. it looks Iurgo. but it is actually unull. uud it dwindlos first. in ship- ping it without rostruint to foreign sqnnudors his lulu-rttnuco. ronrs we must go begging for what wo now oust nwny with both hands. thconsin. Michigan nnd Minnesota have, curried lo the lhnitllhc folly of forest wustc,.which tho govcruincut In trying to chock here before it is for- cvor too lnic. Whore their grout pine forest (moo grow those slnios hnvo millions of ucros oi bnrron laud. Would 'hoy not gladly oxchangc thosc deso- Intc tracts i‘or outta! areas of reserved “crusts? Which bclps moro the devel tpmont of u pinto. u inlet of forest or in )oqnui truck of uninhuhitnhlo dos. trt‘." ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Mutthow (Tor-bolt. Jr.. Is sponding his mention in town, A rouuinr ruccliug of lilo l’uiuiors‘ und lilooorutors’ Union was bold lust ovoniug. llotvnrd l’onrsou entol'luiuod 21 “Hill- Iu-r of friends lost night nt. :1 dinner given or his home on the Green. Miss (lionlcntine Cholwcll and Miss Dorothy Cholwoil will suit for Europe tomorrow on no cxlcndcd trip. 'i‘ho oillcorn' lissocintion of tho South Norwnlk Fire Department bus boon invited to intro u cruise to Long island on August. 18 on bonrd W. S. iiutiiold‘s handsome uuxilinry sloop Ale i'urutn. .lonopb Quitnor. non of iloruutn Quit- uor. pnrticlputcd in n lively ruunwny this utioruoon about ile. The horse which ho wus driving took fright, til. it iruln whiio undor tho \Vnsblngton Htl‘ool ruilroud brldizo. ’l‘bo uuuimni boliod und hourly upset tho onrriugc which won on one or two whools n purl of tho iinm. ()i'i’loor Smith who now tho ui'lnir run out into iho mud illiit brnvoly stoppotl tho unimul. DUTCH iNFANTRY MASSACRED. liA'i‘Al'lA. lsinnd oi‘ .lnrn. Dutch Must indies. August ii.~‘/\ dotucluncnt oi ln- loutry. commanded by two iiouionuuts imp boon munnorcd by robots in tho Mort distroict of tho iuiund. of (lo- lohos. 'l‘ito victims. including some convicts. numbered rift. Doctor“ "What your who needs is more out door cxut‘cisc" "lint Doctor, 1 control induce her to go out doors.” “Oh. you you cnn. Murk till the. bur- i-litIil ndvorilmuucnts in the pupcrnnd givo hor 2h, ”storms; All the Big tilts. . Forth Saturday iiuptuln linhy hunting. lt‘vcry liiiilo Hit Added to Whut Youvc (lot Mutton Just a Little Bit Moro. You Bl‘iiitiiil Me. Hi Sphinh You. ‘ thin Antonio. When the little hirdn Nest Armin, Bwoci Nollie iirny, Ilonnie .lonu. Honey lloy, When You Know You‘re Not Forgot- ion by tin; tlirt You Can‘t Forget. hostile lilitI tier Little lit-own Bear. chcr introduce Your lilokc to Your body Friend. And Many Others. WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'h . MUSIC stone. Donovan Block. ‘ 1&2 Washington at. Agent “Mimi“ Laundry. ugriculturul dovelopn‘icnt oi the Wli- ‘ markets We nct like u prodigal who ‘ in 21 low , h i i s Q. esm‘sislmimm (icons STORE. TRISTR no; nos. a ma 3 ensure BUILDING. , nnualAugust Sale, Our Annual August Sale of all kinds of Summer iluodn is now in progress. important. reductions in prices on all lines ofsonsonnhio goods to old so. Women’s Reads-to-WearGoods. Colored Shirt Waist Suits. , Sepaiale Coats for Summer Wear. Figured Organdies. restoring... , scrum. ,... “w M! .._M.....~-w .1.me “W-.. & HYATT. .lm .. i White Shirt Waist Suits. White Wash Skirts. Handsome Lawns. " Striped and Figured Batiste. club smoking room about u friend and his motor. satisfied with it." remarked ouo, "Oh, yes. liunn‘i. paid :1 copper in repairs all the months he's had it. he tells Inc." "l-l'm. l board the some story from the follow who's dOue till the re— pairs."—~l.ii’e. unto“itertoar'utuc’n; incorporated. HOVT’S THEATRE BLOCK. Expert Eye Specialist In Attendance. Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Satur- day, 10 p. m. Factory. 116 East 23rd St. "so. son Going- On Il IiiiTTlEB’S ' 9 MEN'S AND BOYO' FURNISHER. M NO. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK. iifiii WHERE’SHALL l BUY COAL? There are at many reasons for buy. trig coat of us as there are tone at coal 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—4n fact we admit it. Our books are rapidly fitting with or- ders from prudent people who are get. ting in ahead of the rush. Not yet but soon. Iii Finis Iltil Iii jiiiii CLOVER’S the place. W HEADQUARTERS FOR VACATION Foo'r WEAR. AGENT! FOR TH E OELEBRATED Hanan 8: Son. Balaton Health, AND * Elite Shoes. W 1"}. Phone. m ' Wear shops All at Prices to Close Therm Out. TRIS'I‘RAM e HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. A couple of men were abutting in n “llc scouts to ho vory woll “ THATFIT ‘3 ”m“ Mi sm‘f’il‘ehplione not sail-8.3.1. H. Krieger & Co. The Leading Ready-lulled Outfitters w in the Norwalks‘. re you going on a vaca- ti :1 ? 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. 0 I O o o e .e .e .o Prices Reduced in Every De- partment to the Lowest Possible Notch. We Open Charge'iiccounts Km“ With Everybody. H. KRIEGER 8: CO. t i git—ulnar III-u- x- m... e. um... WM...” On You Shopping Daysliirttur Store. 3 Reasons Why! 3 i-—Beeouse we receive daily fresh Ii' rivals of Ten, Colleen and Choice Groceries. ‘ . zweeeauu our prices are on low as elsewhere in town. I . 3-Beoouoe our Propttumo are FREE. J “ ‘ SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 'i‘nimlofooiit‘ly i’npcr ... double sheet 10 Host iiuitcr .. par pound,29o u pounds Gruntdrttcd Sugar .. Pure Lord 2 pound-tor 26o EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. With each and IVOO‘Y ace purchase of You or notices, we will give I Hondiome Souveotr free, in addition to the regular checks. The Boston Tea ti. CDIIt’ii I30. South "walk 250 t-MW‘ mam .. t i ”no.
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