Let Us oaII Your Attention
O OUR SPLENDID STOCK oi up-to-t the-minute
MEN' S FURNISHINGS,
High grades all
down the line. For ydur vacation we are pre~
pared with a complete line of Men' 8 Shirts from
5°C to Sr 50. Underwear. Hosiery, Neckwear,
Belts, Suit Cases,
at all prices. Everything
choice and new at prices equally attractive. We invite your
1 comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’ 3 Furnish-
ings. Call on us today.
CooynghtGlothIngOo
6 North Main St.
I
. H. GOODWIN. Mgr.
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ML...«.M.~
PICKING UP MONEY
at the
Disposal Sale
WORLD’S GREATEST SALE
THE MARVEL OF THE CENTURY
THE WONDER
OF THE AGE
The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of
in Ten Dans
FairCloakand F urStore
A ISRAEL,
68 Washington Street,
OM
AT SELLECK’S
PropI ietor.
South Norwalk.
SIIIRT SPECIALS
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Prices good only from Saturday,
August 14th.
MEN’S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIJRTS VALUES 50c TO 69c, AT.
MEN’ S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, REGULAR $1.00 VALUES,
AT...... ..... z ...............
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WHEN LOVE BEGINS TO COOL.
"\tiilinm IIIIIIII iiowcils." sold it
Inngnzluo IIditor, “In one ol‘ this ion]
IIIcII oi’ IiIiiI‘Ii illlli gcniun who IltlInlt
Ihni ii)\'i‘ -»tIIo ii)\l‘ tlutl oxlsiu hoi’nro
Inurringowdiun III‘tI-I‘ II, it iiiiii'H courc
.Iuo to tttilliii this truth. for it is ti and
till“. ‘
“And talking I'IIIIIIII- sIIdlI- about It. I
once Ili'Ill’ti Air. liowrI IIH nan'utII II (‘tiil'
rorsution bctuoou II mung Iltlh'ilitllil
nod wiio of Long Ilr'IuIilI.
“The young coIIpio lIIId boon IIIItI'rIIIII
In the wintor In Now York and thI-y
were now npcndlnu tlIII Iiililllllt'l' ill lill‘
honsitoro.
“Tho pretty wii‘o III hcr wiIiio Ixowu.
walking on the bunch lIIIIIlIic hor hits-
lIund tossed hor hquI IIIId sold.
““ ‘Woil. What If I don' t conic to moot
\OII ovorr IIIIIIIt sit tho station Illii‘
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August 10th, to Wednesday,
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39c
................. 69c
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street N orwalk
PHONE, 171-2. .~
WON”OOWOO”OOOOOO”OWWM
3
2
1 BOYS' sCHOOL SUITS AT HALF PRICE.
WONDERFUL VALUES IN M EN‘ 3 SUITS AT
STRAW HATS AND CHILDREN'S WASH
PRICE. . ,I a“; at 1,1 ._
MEN 3 HALF HOSE UNDE RPRICED.
MEN 5 FANCY socns 26c AND 50c VALUES, Now.
. will I .l .l I . .
ionc‘cr. wlini docs It signify.“
”$489 AND $10. 00
SUITS AT HALF
tum .
.19c AND 396
.SIIIIIIIII,
“'lm
.
"'I‘hII husband stullod sudly.
""I‘IIIII. wu but-II Ilt‘t'll IIIIIIIIIII-Il ilw
IIIoIItIIn,‘ luI nnld "
”EXEMPLARY.
II‘rIIIlIIlII IIIIII boon spontllng iili‘ dot
with his nunt. IIuIl iuIII lIcI-II duly lu-
structml hci'orI-hnnd no to his lIoiIIIvlor
Upon his roturn IIiI-t Iuothcr uuostlon-
t‘liiiiiil no to wind ho IIIIII IIIIld nuti
Ilono whilc nwuy I'roIII homo. iIlII con-
duct sIIIIIIIIIII to IlIlVi‘. lIchI most oxcinp-
IItl'y III ovcry wuy.
"I'm IriIIII you worn such It Irood IiItlII
boy," ronIpilIuoIItod lIlu moiIIIIr,” uud
IIIIIII'I tIIlIo n, sooond hclptng of Input.“
"No. mu" ropliod ii‘rdlu. vory proud-
ly “I rcnwmhcrcd thIt you told him
nnd IIIIIII I'd iIIito two pinion or too
I-IonnI Inuicud "
II‘
A...” “Muir”
count in this tour per cent. bank,
,- protection to his earning power. \
Protect Your Earning Power
‘ , Every business mun carries the lnsurunco but how few protect
their EARNING POWER and that is vastly more Important.
Almost any business man could put 35 a week on It savings III:-
and it Would soon ho a substantial
TheSouth Norwallt SavingsIBank
«I'UAIIIIIIIIMI Wilding. 07 Washington It». liouth Norwiik, coon,
ml“! .‘QS‘
I trim of Norwsllt.
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SOLVENT . NOTICE.
. District of Norwalk, sit; Probate
Court. August 8th. A. 1).. 1907. -
tlflstuic oi linrriot N. liuelinam. Into
of Norwulk, in suld district, deceased.
The Court‘ oi Probate for the .I)ls~
,huth limited and
ulloWed six months from the data here:
ct for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred n rocov~
cry. All persons Indebtod to said on-
into are requested to moire Immediate
payment; to
FRANK A. IIIICKNAM,
as 15 22 - Administrator.
I
RUSSO-JAPANESE TREATY.
Well Received on All Sides, and
Guarantees Peaoed‘or Some Time.
S'l‘. l’ld’l‘ldItSIIiIlliG. August lim—
The. text of the IiIIsso-anuncso in my
rcconuiziuu tho intlimoudonoo and tor-
riioriul Intciirity of tho Chinono om
pirc, ctr... nnd piodging the two court-
trics to the muiulonIuIco oi’ tho status
quo. which won signed on July 30. was
tundo public today, and Wm; woil I'II
ccivod on all sides. The ncwspnpcrs
ugrco that It I-Islubiluhou tho rolutious
hotwcon the two powers on it sound
busts, guuruntooing unbroken ponco
ioI II long pciiod
'I‘OKIU,Ailgllfii.15.-Ii In hollow-d
Item that the Russanpnncsc tronly
Includes nu unpublishcd clause by
which It portion of the Sunguri lilrcr
is plncod within .lnpnn's sphero, tbcron
by modifying thrI cxciuslvo rights of
nnvigutiug that stream which were
coni’orrod upon Itussio by tho iroutr
oi' Airgun.
YACHT WANNStSEE WNS TODAY.
KIEIJ, Germany, August lt’).——’I‘lic
tiormuu Sondcririusso yacht Warrssco
won ioduy‘s rinse, in toh sorios of con
tests for Emperor Willium's cup, bout
ing the lilnrblohcnd, which was second
by one minute, 2 seconds.
' 'i‘ho Wittolsbuch, Chowink iii. Spi
knnc I and 'i‘iliy K. finished in tho or
dcr named.
V'Eho Amcricnns. when tho) Ionchot
tho slmting bout, Wl'l't' nntisiicd will
the wouthcr, h light, iiuk)‘ oil-short
wind causing smooth water, condition:
similar to those usually prorrtiling oi.
Mnrhiohcnd. 'l‘hc Boston .t'ncliiiut
party who bore boon joinod by (i. I.
iiutchcldcr and wife, were confident
of winning. no there was ihc wontlici
suitable for tho light wcnlhor Amcri
cun bouts.
‘I‘ho sturt occurred Iii Iizitl it.
In
wns ilrst nitrous thc Iiuc
with Wnnnsco a second IIt‘IlIIlii. Mur
biohcnd. 'I‘iily X. nnd tho othcrs iol
louch cioso togethcr.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. MARIA BROADIIURSI‘.
'l‘ in: do: tilt of Mrs Morin Brondhuisi
widou oi iIIII Into .lohu Iirondhmsi t)(‘
Inrroii )Icsicrdn)’ iii tho honn» oi‘ Ili‘i
Iinuuhtor, Mrs. W. Ii. iloyt, ~'l ’i‘riuiu
l’lnco. Mrs. Broadhursi wus oinhty-IIVI
yours oi‘ ago. The nrrnuncuwnts t'oI
tho I'unornl IIIIVII not yot boon com
plcicd. Six chiidron survive. WIIIIIIII‘
A. Knapp, of Canada: .lcrctulnh ilroud
hurst, Frank Brondhut'st. Mrs, Louis:
Davids, Mrs. W. H. iinyt Mrs. EIIIIIII
IA’l‘, of Bridgeport.
NEW SIDE ROOM LAW.
IlAIi’i‘r‘tlIt'I). August iii-«A mooiinII
of tho county couunimioncrs will In
hold horn uoxI Mouduy to discuss {on
iurcs of tho now law rcgurdlnz tIII
closing of sidc rooms and boiths III
saloons. Some of the comn‘IIsI-sioncn
lli't.‘ sold to bo uncertain whctiu-r tIII
Iuw will iIIIIc I'Ii‘i'oct Soplomber l
I’rosooutinu Azcnt ’I‘huyor says it will
and that the shin rooms and booths II
tho saloons bore must be clouod on
and utter ilnIt ditto. 'I‘hc numbcr o:
pincos :Iii‘ccicd in this city ls hotwoon
sixty nud sovonty. 'I‘hc pcunliy i‘ot
violuiion of tho low is i‘orfcilurc of tho
Iiconuc and tho looting of tho pluco for
It )l‘IlI us, unsuitable for u liccnso 'l‘ ho
hum port of tho ponnity is now in tho
history oi liquor legislation ni (ionucc
ticut.
A TALL STORY.
ti-inn It‘l'ltnuinco Start.
“Spcniilug of cxnggorutlous," I-nIIII It
trurclcr, “reminds mo of the pin bird
story of the Breton i’urmoI'I There was
It inrmcr In Brittany who wished to
tell II visitor how his tin-In hIId bccu
ovcrrun with pics. Pics, you know, Ili‘i'
largo birds. block und whito, with tour
inilswn kind of crow. 'I‘ho iurmcr IIIIIII
tho pics dcvnstutod his lloids horribly
II‘ he put up ncnrocrows, the. birds torr
thorn down. ()no tiny his young son
run Into the grnnito furmitnuso Ittnl
‘iIItIIIiI'iIJ
“‘OII. fulhor. hundreds of birds!
The whom is hcinc IIII onion up!’
“’I‘lIo i'nrmor IoIIIiI-d his gun. iiul
whorc woro. llto hhoi'.’ Nono could iit‘
round. lio put III II i'cw handfuls of
tucks instoud. 'I‘lIIIn Ilt‘ I'itil out. ’I‘IIII
whonl ilold wns block uud wIIIIo. Illto
It IIIIIII'kIIriIIInt'II. with pics. 'l‘lttI i'ttt'nlor
wnvo it loud yoil, IInd tho birdh IIII iIt'W
up into II iIIIl popinr, IIlII llroIl mud, to.
ovoi'y hit-1 wus unllcd hint to tIIII Irno
'I lIclI ilupplnn wings iiIloIl tho IIIr with
II loud wlIIr. ’I‘ho TIIrinor. mun/.cd.
stood watching them. 'i‘lIon II striuino
thing IIIIpponod. The birds with one
round Imitod effort pulled up tho lump
iroo Ilmi flow may wttlIt I.
80 SIMILAR.
“YIIII‘ IIIIIII NIIIIIIII “II thiiltill no
IIIIIIy ll’i’llili hcr luII-Ibund llii iiit' lth'l'
ngo spiritni trunis bric- -II -I.hIIuv
"I' III IIIIiI-ning‘ rcpiiotl Mrs Nuggnct.
“Wind E tho Iinswcr?”
"’1 ho Inoro lIcII worth iilit morn IIIIo
tries in brook IIInI." ~0uthgtio Stand
pro and 'I‘Imos. .
a» ”WWW w...“
A VADE MECUM.
“Post has brought, out It dundy new
guide {or motorists."
”Has it got oil the tons in the
state in It?"
"You hot! And It complete list of
hospitals with rutos."-’l‘own Topics.
. woes.
A silly young miss in (iohooa
lino irockles nil ovor her now,
And he cried till she tried
ponies
(Continued From First Page.
crs today, but we are turning them
down. we pro tilled up and cannot
place them.”
President Ciowry also said there was
no trouble over the question or rail-
road wires and none was anticipated.
Vice President Nancy, of the Postal
Telegraph, said his company. was to»
day in a éelleut shape. Several for-
mer empo oyos had applied for rein-
statement, saying that they had be
come convinced the strike was not du-
ly authorized. The Postal wires were
clear at midnight and business today
was being handled as expeditiously as
before the strike. Both companies are
now turning their attention to the hon—
dreds oi branch offices in New York
find those that were closed In order to
mun the main oilices at the beginning
or the strike. are being opened rapid-
|
General SIIperiutcrIdcnt Brooks, of
the Western Union speaking of the
colmpnny I; attitude iownr d the str‘iiiois
so I .
“'lbo inch and women now in our
omploy will not be rcpincod by any of
those who wnlkcd out. Not it nqu will
be discharged to make room for those
now out. "
The Associated Press is moving lie I
report and under stotdlly Improving
conditions. Lust nigh’ s service was
rcsumod to II number of uddliionnl
points and those were further lncrens-
ed toduy.
'l‘he locul oillcors of the union still
exill‘csn confidence in the outcome. any
they are revolving constant additions
to their ”mils and deny that any union
men huvo applied for reinstatement. to
Itiitlhcr the. Wcstorn Union or the Pos-
n .
(.IIIIIIYAIIQ August Ill—Tho Postal
and Western Union 'i‘ciogrnph Corn-
uunics todny IIcvopcnod their oiiicos on
the Board of Trude. I There were few
opcrutors and loss business was trans
Itctod than usual. Both companion dc-
clztrod. howoror. that they .would ho.
able sioadliy to improve conditions.
l’rosidont Smull, of the Telegraph-
tIrs' Union, who was expected here our-
ly today, did not nrrivo, and it wus
said that he Would not. come before
tonight.
It. won dcclurod last night tIIIIt
sirliics would be culiod Iodny in all
I rokei‘age houses. but up to u Into. hour
1 the morning no walk-outs were re-
portcd. Murry of the lending housos
have signed the union sonic. 'i‘ho ni-
templs nt. arbitration by Commissioner
Neill and other outside, pnrtlcs bore no
fruit whutcvcr. Both sides declnrcd
that. they will not urbitrute anything.
_ BOS’I‘ON, August 15.~—Roports in
connection with the tciogrnphers'
<trikc situation in this city today show-
od improvement at the Western Union
office. unclinugcd conditions at the. Pos~
iul and cxpressod dotcrminntion on the
part of tho striiicrs to continue to con-
test.
APPEAL FOR JELLY.
How to Help Patients In the
Hospitals.
The Nullnola Pluni,
Fruit Guild.
York City.
and
Now
the
Flower
()iilcc 70 Fifth Aux,
desires to lncrcuso
amount of jolly supplied to Hospitals ‘
in the Suite itiiii in tho Iurgc citicI
ucnrby, whose hospitals hnvo n grout
numbcr oi nou-pnying putionts; also to
district nursos and Inlssionnrics visit-
iIII: nmonu the poor in crowdod dis-
tricts. If any pcrson or group of poo-
pitI or socicty wishing to contribute
for this: promise will noiiiy Miss A, I1.
Fnirilcld Notional Socictan, I0 iI‘IItII
Avc Now \ork City, she wIII Itrrnngo
t'-oI tho IIIIIIHIIOi‘iiliIOu IIIIII delivery of
tho jc llr.
lu Ins. 5 “here pooplo fool unable to
donate ji II) and slusscs. the Guild will
gladly IIIIIIIIIge with sonic local dealer
for cnIpIy ulnsscs to bc cxchnnged for
Illiod onus.
’l‘ho romp-sis rccoivod by tho Nation-
al I‘Inni. II‘Iowor uud Fruit tiulld from
Itospitnls and district nursos stoic.
“Wo cnn usc oil the jelly you can
spnt‘c us."
NU h'IHIIIIIII hns n Inrgo onouuh’ In»
color to purcimso till the Jolly that it
run um» Io tempt the nppctltc oi its
convnlosI-inn sick. A very hilltlii effort
will lililiit' two or tbrcc extra ginsnos
oi jolly. lllili lhoso extl'u glut-thou col-
Icctcd throughout the static. will go II
long way In moot the dcmund of bus-
pilots.
'I‘hc tiuihl will supply It IIIIIIII IIIIII
will colicct and distribute those (It'll
cut-Ion nttIIr October ilt'sl.
Exil‘llt‘l iIoIn chort of u Country
Brunch ol' the Nntionnl l'IIInt,
Itliii II‘IIuit. tiuild.
I‘iIuliit‘ tit) nltuuicd ilIIIt thcy how
much to giro to others how. little
IuIIIcI-ptlon how much plcnsuro thosc
in stt'olicumi ctrcIIIIIsiuncos hum III
iIuIIIIIn It our of titii‘ViliK oiIIIuIIs which
Is within iIII~|II mcuns. 'l‘IIhI won ilIIIH-
IIIIIIIIII III our vllhuto tho lost your in
our ill‘lllit'il of tho Nutionnl l’lunt,
II‘Iowor illlti II‘t'uIi (Iuiid. Apploo Wt‘l‘t‘
so IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iimt lituy Iuy rolling on
tho mound l‘\'l ryw‘hcrc. II‘III-Iuvrn could
not not nonunh for tho ItIIpI-rt'cii i‘rult
III pny l‘oI IIIIIIIIIIt IIIIII storugu Sonic
otIII Iotuotuhormi ihui lill‘ good of tho
iilll'Vt‘Hl IIItitlIt no out in II portubio IIIIII
iIlIIt-iiii shape for Ilttlo morn IIIIIII tho
root or IIIII quiur \viuIn uIIIIIy hundu
wow willing to sort quIIIItoII IInd rook.
illld so womon Itnd cbiidrcn not to
worli to IIIIIIIII Iipillo lolly. (Ino onIIIIII
pIIiIl toI tho IIIIIIIIII IIIIII unothnr scour-
IIII IIIII IulnhhorIIooIi for ilOiiiiiitilliI of
old ulIIIIsIIII IIIIII lot». It won Wouilor
IIII hou Innny glasses of Iippio jolly
wont to N «w York from our country
ship to hot sick rooIIIII.
Work you II. was It lot or Wliiit, but
pcrhnpu hot mom IIIIIII puking IIIIII
pIIIIkIIIg Itnv fruit or oihor suppllos.
qui it was work IIIIoIII which chiidron
could Iit'ili It won plrnsuni to two. tho
Flowcr m
motion boos. lolly boos IIIIII puporhur
boon iInIt binuuht IIrIIriItmrs tosIIthcr
IInIi IIIIIII «town iIoIII tho orciund sol
IIIIIIII cops oi "nppic it I-ll
m......~....xw .L, 4-4 .L
GETTING HIE BEARINGS.
“But.” IIIIkI-Ii tho young doctor.
"why do you always otdot‘ I-hnqunIrnut
for (awry now patient thpt comes to.
vou?"
"Bonouse. I buy," motion the mat
pructiiioner ' can judge by wind iht!
Suicide then she died,
But whether that helped no one know:
- no
i a
pistient stays whether or not he can on,
ford It. That helps me when i come to
motto out my hlli."i’hliadelphtn Pros“
.3
u or I
that.
V o ,3 to“ ..£
HYATT
IIWI NOS. I mil 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
nnuaIAugustS-ale
' our Annual August Solo of all kinds or Summer Goods in now in progress.
on all lines or nonnonnblo goods to rein no
Women’s Reads to- Wear Goods.
Colored Shirt Waist Suits.
Separate Coats for Summer Wear.
Figured Organdies.
Important reductions in prices
.s r. I. .. I
White Shirt Waist Stilts.
White Wash Skirts.
Handsome Lawns.
Striped and Figured Batiste.
All at Prices to Close Them Out.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
FIRE IN NORWALK.
A general alnrm was sent III at 2
o'clock this afternoon for the fire in
East nvcnuc. which bud sproud to
the fence adjoining the iormcr Cram
residence, and the fence caught fire.
threatening to do consldornbic damage
before the iiuincs were finally cxiiu-
guishcd
Eaton- Huribnt Writ
inc Paper and Writing
Tablets—~AII Prices.
WM. A. BRIGGEIIMAN‘S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
' so.
sun Going
ll. GUTTIEB’S.
MEN'. AND BOYB' FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN ST. .0. NORWALK.
iiiiii
Ytlttl Winter’s ital.
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 iuture' 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 service.
In Fillii in! It
iviiii
GLOVE R ’S
the place.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR '.
VACATION
FOOT WEAR.
AGENTS FOR THE
,1 CELEIBNATED
Hanan 8r Son,
Balaton" Health,
Elite Shoes.
W
' ”one, I424.
m
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
i.
H. Krieger & Co.
The‘Leading
lieIIIIII-tII-Weai Outfitters
in the Norwalks.
Are you going on a vaca-
tion ? 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. '5 '3- '3
Prices Reduced in Every De-
partment to the Lowest
Possible Notch.
We Open charge Accounts
With Everybody.
H. KRIEGER 8: 00.
On You Shippug Dip Visit ton Store.
3 Reasons Why! 3
i-«Beoaulo we receive daily fresh arrival! of Ten. Corinne and Choice
Groceries.
await-cause our prices ore as low as elsewhere in town. I
(la-Because our Premiums ore FREK. '1 't ‘4
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
’t‘ungloiooi iI‘Iy i’npor double sheet is
ItoIIt honor per poundtflc
I”. pounds tiruuulnicd iiugnr . 260
l‘uro Lord .I.. . 2 pounds tor 26¢
EXTRA BPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
With «an and every 30o purchase of Tim or Comer, we will am a
Handsome louvontr free, In addition to the reguinr checks.
The Boston Tea Ii. Collie I30.
(.3 North Main Street, I It South Norwdh
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