ings. Call on us today. 6 North Main St. at Disposal Sale 1111 Us can Your Attention 0 OUR SPLEN DID STOCK of up-to-the-minute MENS FURNISHINGS. down the line. For your vacation we are pre- pared with a complete line of Men’s Shirts from, sec to $1. 50. Underwear. Hosiery, Neckwear. Belts, Suit Cases, choice and new at prices equally attractive. We invite your comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’ 5 Furnish- “copyrightCIothingCo PICKING UP MONEY 1 ....._......v...... use? RDDITIONAL LCCAL NEWSM Reporter Edward 11.111111111111111 will X'Imlmit) his duties often 11 Week a vacu t on. Virgil 'Sutlon, 11 Georgetown man. has been taken to the NorWalk Hospi- tal 1'01 treatment for typhoid fever. m High grades all Patrick Mulonoy ot' Winnipnnk was taken to the Norw uik Hospital. this afternoon. for treatment, having been at all Prices’ ill for sum time. Everything John W. Colby and (3.81mi: Dubois will take an automobile 111p tn the lattar's Pope-Hartford runabout. short- ly, to the Berkshires. 'l‘hc Norwaik telegraph 0111121111 are receiving outgoing messages today subject to delay because of the big strike of operators throughout the H. GOODWIN. Mgr. country. The town court docket was read olif before Judge Joseph 11. Taylor in 1111! Norwaik side of the court thin 11:15:11- ing by Clerk George H. Vooburnb. It was found that about .100 cases had been disposed oi‘. About lilo more still stand. 'i‘ho Nutmeg Club Conipo camp will brcnk up tomorrow. having 1'1111 very successfully for more than two wcciis Only three iiiembors are staying lhcrc at prescnt. They are Harold Roadie. the lcorgo .i. Cavaungh and Ernest '0. Gregory. A large number of other campers still remain at the Beach. where there is now 11 miniature viii WORLD’S GREATEST SALE '111E MARVEL or THE CENTURY THE WONDER OF THE AGE lags. LIFE SAVERS GALLANT ACT. Rescue of Miss Carnevare from Death by Drowning. liliiilt,‘.Ei’i)R’i‘. August lit—Lilo sav- ing becomes a second nature, sort oi tom of habit. as it new to soon pcopic1 cspcdaiiy to those who hart ioliowcd the game in a protest-lioiia1 The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of in Ten Dells capacity and this fiiti was amply do monstratod yesterday afternoon when Captain Edward Gregory 11 formei mombcr of the Voluuiccr Live Sarina corps who was slatioucd at Stccpic chase island, and .I. liolman, also a professional swimmer were walking FairCioakand FurStOre A' ISRAEL. Proprietor. 68 Washington Street, _ ‘ WWO“MMOMMOOW”OWO AT SELLECK’S along tin1 sca wall at Scasido i’ark Suddenly the 1111-11 hoard cries coming from the watcl and running to ib1 edge of the wall lhoy discovered a young woman struggling about in tin water and out beyond her depth. Without an instaul‘s hesitation boil' 1111111 plunged in and swam out to tin rcscuc. Thcy grasped 11111 young we man by the arms and quickly brought her to shorc. Dragging her almost. 1111 conscious l‘orm up the rocks to th1 roadway they discovered she. was black in the lace and scarcely brcath lug. Artificial respiration was resorted to and bore the rcai valuc of 1111 “to savor was (Ilsplaycd i'or althougl they had savcd the body of the youni' woman from a watery grave ohc wai South Norwaik. SHIRT SPECIALS so much cxiuiustcd that death must havc resulted except for the prompt and heroic treatment to which tin lii‘c saw-1's subjected hcr. Attcr 1 haii‘ hour's rigorous work by hcr sar Prices dood only from Saturday. I MEN 8 FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS VALUES 50c TO 696 AT VIEN S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS REGULAR $100 VALUES. ° E i 0 . i 1 . V I August 14th. 1 5 l . ' . ' , . .. 39c , I ‘ ., d AT... 1. ..... .................... 69c BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS AT HALF PRICE. WONDERFUL VALUES iN M EN’S SUITS AT $4.89 AND $10.00 PRICE. 1 butllli‘.'e\ MEN‘S FIANCY SOCKS, 250 AND 5011: VALUES, NOW .. 19c AND 39c / It .i 1'. .1 i ll '1. 1. 'l . - STRAW HATS AND CHILDRENS WASH SUITS AT HALF MEN’S HALF HOSE UNDE RPRICED. 1.1T ’ . . 1' I ‘1-11 I ‘ r .1 PHONE, Willis H. ' CLOTHING on THE RIGHT soar. " 11, up 48-50 Wall Street, N orwalk. WWOMOWOMW”00”W era, the young. 111111111111 was nblc 11 walk. OBITUARY RECORD. . August 10th to Wednesday, 111211.111-21'1111119 M. '1'12111111119. N \ i [ ‘ ‘N The Roy. (icorgc. M. 'i‘ccpic. accl'l' lary and treasurer oi the Springtlcii Advcnl camp-meeting association, 11111” 111111 of the most widely known Adron 1is1 prcachcrs in tl1c country. died at tho Wesson hospital. Sutllcld, Sunda) afternoon from the citccis of a com plcic physical brcnkdown. ills 111:1 was 77 years. Mr. 'l‘ocpio was taken anddcnly ill on the camp ground 'I‘hursday noon. and was taken to hi1 cottage, wilt-1'11 his condition was at once pronounccd serious. i111 gradu ally iapscd Into niic1nisci1n1micss, and was moved to the Wesson hospital ’I‘hursday cvcniug. 'i‘iiero his condi iiou showed no signs of improrciucni and he novor regained total conscious 11111411. liis son, lhc Rev. George M 'i‘ccplc. and Mrs. 'i‘coplc. were with him when he dicd,ile lcuvos beside.1 his wife and son two grandchildren. Mrs. J. ll. Brisbio, of Bl'unl’ord, and Mrs. William Kinsman. oi l'lartl‘ord. 'i‘hc body was taken to his late houu in Westtleid Sunday evening, and “11' funeral will be held in tho Weslticld Advent Christian Church at 2 o'clock Wouucsduy afternoon. The burial will 111,1 in Pine iiiii Cemetery, Wealth-id OLIVE VlVIAN onav’. The death oi‘ Olive Vivinu (ircy, aged sovenicen1iaru, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clnulea (hay, of East Washlni. Seilni, 171-2. 11". 1 1 11111— h‘ WHAT WILL HAPPEN. 1" (Letter to New York iiornidu it is only a question or a short limo win-11. it tlic long 111 11111.; of accidents in its-pt up, the aulonm'bilv will bin 11‘:1 ciudcd from public roads. The (Inor- nioua capital that is now employed in the busincsn will be wiped out. it rests cniirciv with lin- auloiatu ti11~111- selves whoihcr they intend to luing this about and It is bound to 11111111» ii “a stanchion" continues. The roles against auto mobiles spending. or 1111111 1111111111111 themselves. are today loll to l~~ and the situation is controlled ahsohnciy by halt-rs ot apocding initoniobiles. Will hours of automobiles conscnt to how thcir plousuro mined and i111: Wow-mm .o w-.. protection to his earning poWer. it is ltltmnlnich lncvllu'blc. t ion st1111n,,occur1cd last night Funcr 111 1.1.1 vices will be Ilt'Ii] tomorrow. 111111 .11 public loads denied 111 11111111 and 1in~i1 machines lying idlc in thc gin 111111. canal-1! by the tools and semi criminals outraging tho spcod laws. or will tin-1 band logcihci and 111111111» llllli 11111 c1imlnal 111111luaa11csa oi‘ thcsc law dcilcrs.’ " ’l‘hcy 1111- tillilug with 1111 11111111111111» powcr. are IIItIHt' violators oi’ Hilt‘t'ii laws, whrn they go 1111 against ”11' 1111111111111 oi'-tl111 pcopie with their votes The revolution they arc noralr bring i111; about will be onc oi' iii‘clong rcgrcl to 11111111 and tho deprivation of plans- 111'1- to hundreds of thousands of law 1' collecting people. J11 depends a. great deal on the star oi a man's bank balance whether his ailment la goal or Just ordinary rhcir WOULDN’T GET ON A FULL CAR A party oi young iadioa w1-1c wait log for 11 car for itoton i’olnt month 11 hon a (lowdcd 111111 111111111 along with 111111111111111111 cvcn hanging to the run 111111: board bundles. 0111- oi lbc 111111111 indiea' dinoovci'lng its 1:.11111illion about 1111 to her triondu: “Oh, don't got on this car. it's full. Lot‘s wait for can that hasn't boon drinking." 'i‘ho lilOIOi‘iilliii. who had Iit'ili'li. made a noise like a dual 11111111 kicked the “dog" of his brake lot 11111 handb- 1pln around,11nd the car d1l1‘t1~1l along to the crowd waiting at lilo 111111 poh' with the dab of white. paint. on it. ”1...... WWMW Protect. Your Earning Power Every businessman carries the insurance but how few protect their EARNING POWER and that is vastly more impmtunt. _ Almost any business 1111111 could out $13 11 week on a savings ac- count: in this four per cent bank, 111111 it would soon be a substantial ~‘l‘hc South Norwaik Sayings Bank flail“ me “filing, or Wuhinnton 111.. souls «lint-111. 0111111. 1. WW SONS OF 8T. GEORGE.‘ WALLINGII‘Oim. Annual ill.m’l'l1o uincluonth annual convention of the Connecticut State Grand Lodge of the sons of Bi licorilo opened here today with about eighty delegates in 11111111- dance '1‘ his morning there was a bus- Incas meeting and this utteuioon 1111- ollicr short meeting toilowad by 11 um nor. . mulh'ni. “m W.W COLLINSVILLI HOUQE BURNED. COLLINSVIIAM August 18.--—F‘iru today destroyed the frame dwelling house belonging to Jacob Geuser. cans I113 11 loss of $2.500. necsar ARRIVAL or .O'BELB NEW YORK. August law-Arrived: blower Astoria, gram Glasgow on] [Moviika a...” Commercial 1.111.111. Not Ai- 1111111111 Continued From Second Page. It was learned that. President J. J. McGurty, or the Boston 'l‘eiegraphors' Union, had received a. dispatch early today from Deputy President Percy Thomas. 111 the National Union, order- . lug hint in call out all Postal and Western Union operators in Now ling- luud. This message was as tollewa: ‘New York. Aug. 12. 1907. "J. .l. McCarty. President, Boston. “Cali out Boston Poatul and Western Union immediately and tell all you can reach in New England to go out. (Signed) "PERCY THOMAS. “Deputy President." thu this dispatch reached l’resic dent McGuriy at his home at about 4 a. 111., he immediately rose and wont to the olllce ot“ the Conunercinl Teleg- raphors' Union at No. 7 State street, where. be hold a conference with the other oiiiccrs oi' the union who had bccu there all night. At this contor- cnco it Was decided to call the Inca out. It was arranged that 11 signal should be givcn at the Postal oilico at ii o‘clock.‘ and at the Western Union oilico at noon. it was announced also that the night operators would Join the, strike by failing to report for duty at 52:10 p. 111.. the usual hour. and 11111 curly morning workers. it was report- 1111. also Would not come 011 duty at 1 a. 111. tomorrow. thclr customary time. The whistle was blown at the West- ern Union central oil‘ice at 12 o'clock. One hundred and tour operators marched out, leaving about. thirty at work. Operators 11111pioyed at branch otiiccs in the city obeyed the nail to strike. Brokers and Stock Ex- change others Wcro 110i. affected up to noon. i'i’l"i'SilllitG. l’a., August l:l.—-—llo- cause an operator cmploycd by the llaltimore 81 Ohio Railroad Company at. (lailcry, Pa, near here, have. refused to handle a Western U11. ion iclcgram yesterday and may be discharged. the strikers here any the Order (11‘ Railroad 'i‘clcgraphors is likciy to b11 involved. The Western Union oiliciais laid the matter before Superintendent. of 'i‘clcgraphs (‘hurics Seidon, of thc railroad company at llaliimorc. As yet .Vir. Scldou has taken no action. hilt 11111111 oi the strikers declare that it be discharges the (laiicry operator that crew member of the (1R 'l‘. along the ilnltimorc & ()hio lines will stilkc. District. Supcrinlcndcnts lor. oi' the1 Wcsiuru iinion lrcals tho (lwllcry matter lightly and declared that no trouble will grow out of It as far as the 0. It. ’i‘. is concerned. CHICAGO, August lil.——G111111ral Sem‘etary Russell, oi‘ the icicgraphers‘ union. today said: “All of thc members of the national executive board are in the city 11x1 rcpt President Small and in- has wircd his sanction of any stop we may take in thc direction of calling n general strike. A monthly, of tho 11x11clitivc board will ho held at noon today to iatkc up the question 111‘ a gout-rnl :11'ik11. and in 1111 opinion by nightfall the L'futlbii nocrntois in the ilnitcd itatcs and (‘anada uho licioug to thc 111ion will bc calicd out. " Labor Connnissitlncr N11iiiSamuci 'lompcrs. prcsidcul of tho Amclican i1‘111l111'11ilo11 oi Labor. and other labor ‘cadcrs hold a conference today. but ”1111' lhc lilt‘t‘lilig had 11111111 undcr way for sonic timc. Conunlssioucr Neill do. ‘1lar1-1i lhal thcrc was no inuncdiutr1 indication oi a sotiicmcul of thc strike. RICHMOND. \'a.. August l:l.~—'i‘hc \Vcstcrn i'nion operators struck at, noon. At 12:51) p. 111., The Associated Press 111111111111 its scronll day leased wire to Chicago TORONTO. Ont, August iii—About lli‘ly llrcat chicl‘u telegraph opera- tors have walked out today in sympa- lily with lhcir conl'crccs in the United Statcs. About hall :1 dozen operators with the chief are left. lIi'IS DitllNES. ia.. August i3——(}ran1i Stu'l‘t‘llll'y Quick, ot‘ the Order of Bali. road ’i‘clcgrapiiers, has uotiiled‘ lhc opcrniors hclouglng to the union that any nicssagc purporting to haw1 been signed by him sent over the railroad wires is a "hike.” lie told them to obncrvc strictly the agreement. with the railroad companies. that they should pcrl'orm the same dulics now that thcy did below the conuncrcinl icingraphcrs' strike; nothing more. nothing loss. WASHING 'I‘UN August l.) —l’11,rt of tho mosscugcr force of both the West- 11rn Union and Postal 'i‘eiograpli (tom panh-s b11111 today went on strike in Hy lupiuhv 11 ith the telegraph ()DGIHILIOIt-i ’i‘lio [IOIIHI had to lutcri’cro in 11 1mm bcr (11' 1111111111 to prevent the lights bo- iwucu the strikers and the workers among lilo boys. llolii 1b.. Iocni tclogrnph companion claim today that they were operating business satisfactorily. while tho aliiilo ii'udcls assert that they hurt- 1l11l up 11111111111 voiy generally. 1ch up bnaiui-un very generally ”MW. THE MUGGY DAY. ’I‘ho tiny IN inn and close and muggy: 'l‘Ilo Illiltilthi’IIcH stick and tho woods nro buggy; 'i'horo in no wind in room or ’i‘hcro In no brooza at all. at ali~—~ Ami tho day is close and muggy. ll. Tav- hull-— .- My life is but and close and magi-ll". My 1111111111 cluirh breaks and my 1111)- tor it cylinltg; 'I ha toilwrlui cling to lily dusty hrnln And all i can think in tho and refrain That the day is close and muggy. illicit tlb and heart! and cease coup piainlng Somewhere it 111 cool and aonwwhrru ruining, 'i‘hy into in only theI common lot-w in ovary llt1- 111111111 days 11111 hot. Some days must be 0101111 and notary. Mary bud a little man. He took her 11111 to dine. But Mary had no little lamb; Said she: “'No lamb for minol" She ordered all from soup to 1111111, And finished up with wins. You will usually find one man who expect: aometlung‘ for nothing inn 111- 1‘11: around Whirl the street tattle to may. several ‘ here ,..1..yv .. and Lesotho 111111 1101st areas. 1121511211 .11 an Tr. ,. . 1111's 11011.11 ma 3 GAZETTE iiUILDmo. AnnuaiA’ugust Sale Our Annual August Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods in now In piog1ess. important reductions in prices on all lines of soasonuhio goods to 1110 so. Women’s Readu-io-Wear Goods. Colored Shirt Waist Suits. Separate Coats for Summer Wear. Figured Oreandies. 1i emu—a. amino 1 I White Shirt Waist Suits. While Was‘li Skirts. Handsome Lawns. Siiined and Figured Batiste. All at Prices to Close Them Out. TRISTRAM 8r HYA‘I'T, NDRWALK, CONN. Elsehenwhiannna. ls papa bravo? Mother-die is always biavc i hope; but what, makes 1011 ask? i~‘lschcn~ilccause i thought if he were. he wouldn't let. my governess pull his cars s11.—--Fiiegcndc lilaltcr. is said t0 _ Eaton-Huribui Writ- ing Paper and Writing Tablets—Ali Prices. WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington St. Agent for Crescent Laundry. Sale . _ Still Going ii. GUTTIEB’S. MEN'S AND BOYS‘ FURNISHER. 11 NO. MAIN IT. IO. NORWALK. i i i Vi i i Your Winter’s [Int We want that order of yours: Because we have the coal that we know will suit you. Because one order is a step to- ward your future business. Because if you get the habit of using our coal we are both gainers. Our good coal and our best at- tention are at your sc:vice. iii Ferris tnl ti iiiiii GLov E R "s the place. m HEADQUARTERS FOR VACATION 11100111 WEAR. AGENTS FOR THE . CELEBRATED Harlem 81 Son, Balaton Health, AND Elite Shines. 1 ”a Phone. 542-!- W Wear shoes lTHAT FIT over ‘ H Krieger 81 Co. The Leading Ready-lulled iluliiilers in this Norwalks. Are you going on a. vaca- tion 11 ' If so you will need your money. Buy irom 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 Witlh Everybody. H. KRIEGER 81.00. 011 Your Shopping Day’s Visit 0111' Store. 3 Reasons Why! 3 i—«Because We receive daily trmh arrivals of Ten, Coffees and Choice Groceries. - . 2~Becauoe our prices are at low as elsewhere in town. 3—Becau61 our Premiumo are FREE. ‘ " :1 SPECIAL FlpR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 'l‘ungletoot Fly Paper . . double shoot 11: Host Ilnttar ,1perpound.2flo 1'1 pounds Granulated Sonar 261: ........1.......................... i’11rei.nrd..2 ppunde (01‘ 26c EXTRA SPECIAL FOR BATURDAY ONLY. With each and every 30cl purchase of Ten or soften, we will give a Handsome Souvenir tree, in addition to the regular cheeks. l The 3113111 To 1i Dollie in. 13 North Milo Street, A ' l... . South‘leik. 1, 0111501111 .0111 11.11-11.11 .31....W J . «nah-n- m, I‘M—‘eh
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