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O OUR SPLENDID STOCK of up—to-the-niinnte
MEN’S FURNISHINGS.
down the line. For your vacation we are pre-
pared with a complete line of Men’ 3 Shirts from ‘
sec to $r.5o. Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear.
Belts, Suit Cases, at all prices.
choice and new at prices equally attractive.
_ comment and your trade on the assortment of'Men’ s Furnish-
High grades all
Everything
We invite your
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FairCloakand FurStore
A ISR'AEL.
68 Washington Street,
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MEN’S OUTING SUITS at about the price of just the trousers.
BROKEN. LOTS OF MEN’S SUITS at very small prices.
FANCY VESTS.
that were rightly priced $1.50 to $4.50. to close, 75c to $2.39.
UNDERWEAR UNDERPRICEB. Cloisonetle porous knit Under-
wonr, n good 50c value, at 39¢ per garment.
.lnp. Silk UnderWenr nt I390, instead of $1.00.
BOYS' SUITS AT SMALL PRICES.
vnluos $2 iii) Id $5, about 75 Sullis in oil.
Your leholcF our best Straw Hats at 50c.
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Hills H.
48-50 'Wnll Street, N orwalk.
rose ”eon ALI. Flour.
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Event Held at the Knox County Fair
Grounds.
LONDON. lingual hill. «News has
Just boon m'oived how oi u I'm-Infor-
rill gun ilnhI III-or the lions t‘ouniy
Fair Grounds uI Tilii'h' Illl‘Viiii‘
Oonotublo i.. It. Crimping” who
nought to quell the dlsimbnncrni II. wun
shot dead. Edwnlt’ Smith died of his
wounds yenterdny. .Iohn \thllt‘ll Inny
die. ilniph 'qunlo u poihomou. iii in
a curious condition
Warren' 5 mo’ her, with n hobo all her
breast, won shot through one rum and
the member 'wns nmpuhtII-Il.
The only in rest to than of John IIIIII
ey, who islollurncd with having mod
the soon Ilntt lulled Campbell Neuv
iy all u! the fighIers, who accepted un-
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South Norwallt SavrncsBank, 1
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Great Values
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CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT BORT. ‘ ~
PHON 55171-2.
luuuiod. intro Iiod Into the country
about, 3mm, BUT PLAN.
lions but the very poor need to concrete sure.
Those’ilhh fair incomes can save easily lrIion will follow a plan
ind tnlto advantage of the facilities which this bank offers to place
Mr shrines at interest as soon as made. so that Ihe‘y will not lie,
Proprietor.
South Norwalk.
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llrokcn lots of lioys‘ Stilts,
While they inst. $1.79.
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ENTERTAINMENT lN WEST NOR
LK.
’i‘iIo (llirisllnii i-imiouvor Society or
the West Norwullt llulon Chapel, hold
on outeI-InlnInenI, yosionlny nftornoon
nod evening, nt tho ronulonoo of drunk
S. Glover. of West Norwnlk. 'i‘ho III-
Icndunco won lnruo nud tho nifulr
provod ouiuynblo. l‘toirouhinouio Were
mu‘ved.
RE-UNION OF 1906 JURYMEN.
’l‘ho Jurymcn of Iiilhi hold their sec
ond unnnul shore dinner nod I'CI-liliitm.
oi Gregory's Point, youterdny, nnd II
very oujoynble limo resulted. Letters
of rogroi from many were rend by Cup.
Inin Loiioy Moms, who In one oi the
lending nit-Inherit.
vol-l to reven‘cbnnoiuo.
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Precautions Should Be Taken. ‘
The City of South Norwulk is expor-
ienclng an epidemic of typhoid fever.
and already there have been so many
cases that Health Oincor H. 0. Shore:-
tools it his duty to Issue a. warning to
the people or the community, so thul.
disease, ‘und perhaps death, only he
averted through inking simple precon-
tions.
Dr. Sharer. stated this morning to e.
Sentinel re orter that there has been
one death itth the week from this
dangerous disease and that a. number
of persons are seriously ill with It.
Among them are Mr. and Mrs. William
’i‘nyloruof 74 South Main street; Miss
Dorothy Steele, 01' Ansonlu; n person
living on Water street and several oth‘
ers.
He sold that practically all. if not oil,
the wells In the city are infected with
the germs of the disease and that the
water is not fit to'drlnk. The rescr'
volr wntcr supply. however, is on right
and city water may be used nth hu-
puniiy,
Many of the bourdlng houses ore us-
ing well water and their patrons do not
know it. The water should all be boil
ed before using, otherwise it In un-
sul’c. ,
INFRACTIONS RY HATTERS.
National Board of Directors Consider-
ing Matters in Danbury.
DANBURY, August 23.—The Notion-
al Board of Directors oi? the United
Hatters, of North America, which was
called In this city, yesterday, to con-
sider alleged Infractions of the laws
of the organization by employee of
the making departments of some of the
factories In this city in suspending
work instead of remaining at their ket
ties pending the settlement by ar-bi
iratlon of differences with their cm-
nioyers. continued its session today.
The greater part of the morning sess
ion, which won not concluded until ni-
ter the lunch hour, was devoted to the
hearing of statements by the makers
employed at the factory of Beltuire
Brothers nud Company, who have been
oil shop sevcrnl duys. it is sold that
the directors will insist upon strict oli-
scrvuuce of the laws of the union, uud
the keeping of agreements entered into
with employers.
OBITUARY RECORD.
lI‘l'NldltAl. OII‘ (7.. S. IRELAND.
The funeral of the lute Charles S.
lI‘eluud will be held from the family
home. 1 Oak avenue, Suuduy after-
noon Ill 2:30 o‘clock, Rev. ii. A. Lin-
wood Sndiler. rector of Trinity Church.
oillcinlinu. lilr. lrcluud was :1 member
of Trinity Church, llncns Tribe, 1. 0.
it. M, and was formerly II. private in
lompnuy 1“. Third Regiment, when
It was under the command of Captain
ll. M. llose. For some yours he hns
been in the owning and soil making
business. nnd of into had been conduci-
ing’ the. soil loft in the Ferris Coal
thunpuuy’n building. which won for»
Iuerly run by his uruiuli'uihcr. the late
.IIndI-rson W. Fowler. 'l‘he interment
will be in Riverside Cemetery the
lied Men conducting the services oi
the grove.
l-‘tINlilltAl. ()lI‘ ALLEN Illi’l‘TS.
The lost tributes of respect \vm‘c
pnld yesterday afternoon to Alton
lit-Its. i’ruyers were sold at Mr. licils'
lute residence in Newtowu uremic, lol-
iowcd by services at St. Paul's Church
The ilor. \i'omvss Smith and the Rev
(‘liurlos M. Sellock delivered on aid
dress. The \‘I‘SII‘IT choir oi‘ lilt‘ church
also participated in the service. The
poll bonrors wore six grnndncplIeWs of
Mr. III-Its. (‘hnrics .l. lictls. .lomes it).
I-lubboll, Lewis C. Green. of Nol‘wulk:
Snmuci \\'. iloyt. of South Norwuik:
William St. John. of 'l‘homustou, und
il'i‘l‘dt'l'h‘k St. John. of Clovolund, 0
lluriul occurred oi the family plot in
Norwnik Cemetery.
FUNERAL Ol~‘ II‘. it}. RICADMAN.
The funeral of the lute Francis II].
llcudmun was held this uficrnoou hi
it o‘clock. from the house, 7 Harriet
street. The services were conducted
onill't-ly by the members of the Mir
proved Order of lied Men and the
members of Welcome Stuulgcr Lodge.
Sons of St. George. The interment
was in Riverside Cemetery.
BUNGALOW SET ON FIRE.
Representative Frederick ll. Quin-
lnrds bungalow, ut the Knob, hud o
unrrow cstupe from being burned, yes
Iordny afternoon. Some mischievous-
ly Inclined boys storied u Ilre under
the porch and went Itwny. Hod the
tire not been noticed Ibo hungulow
woud hove been punt saving in a few
minutes. The colored uttendunts at
The Knob were notified and they put
out the homes with some polls of we.
It'l‘.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Spencer 0. llnrton and wire to lid
Word ii. Smith. lot Rowuyion ovcuuo.
.lohn A. l’ntrick to Llewellyn June.
18 cores ."loilsomo nvc.
.lnmeu Duii'y Io Mlchncl liui'Iy, hind
ond building», Connecticut 'i'urnplke.
Wur.
liriduoi Pointer to .lohn Mount and
wife, hind und buildings. hour Wood
otrooi. WIII‘.
Fldwnrd I... Street to Money Ilenedlct,
lot, Iiurriot street. Wnr.
SHEKINAH SANCTORUM INSTI
TU TED.
The institution or ShclIlnuh Snnciou
nun wan held last evening cud tho of-
iicern were formally Inutnllod by Dcp~
nty A. ll. Buniord. ’l‘ho Sonetorum is
one of tho most promising lodges of
the kind yet organised no there were
thirty new members tukeu in inst evo-
nine nod a number will come In at the
momma on Monday evening. There
are nirendy cror forty members. A
banquet will be held utter the Inset-
Ing on Mondny night.
LAWN PAH‘I’Y iN WEST NORWALK.
A lawn party and our was held lust
evening for the benefit or the West
Norwolk Union Chapel. by the Shrine
than Endeavor Society. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. dim/er, in West
Norwallt. The grounds and house were
very prettlly decorated for the occa-
sion with Japanese Interns and our»
in; the evening refreshments were
served, which were thoroughly unicy-
4!
ed. A number oi‘ {buoy srtio as were
Sitcom or and n is believed that
cite II neat snip Millie bemused or
., benefit or the chest.
Several Cam In South‘Norwalk and ‘
EFFECTING ClillES
Dr. lanes Penetrating Beaver
oil Working Wonders in This
(lily
From the success Mr. J. Spiogol Is
buying in giving tree treatments upon
his platform in Norwalk every night
he has certainly proven that the oil
is doing the work, for since his coming
to town he has effected some remaric
able cores with Beaver Oil. Such
cases as rheumatism; neuralgia, back-
ache. bruises. sprains and come, he
guarantees will not be relieved but
permanently cured.
Judging from the quantity of Beav-
er Oil he sells nightly, It appears the
people of both cities value and realize
that the opportunity has come to have
their pains and aches cured by this
unture’s remedy—o. most remarkable
remedy. for it seems it has cured peo-
ple in this town of rheumatism and its
kindred (license whole the skilled pro.
I'esslou lms lulled.
Mr. Splegel announced from
plntlorrn in Norwalk that ho whuld
return Monthly night for nuolher ex-
hibition. so it you have not heard the
interesting lectures by this n'rcnt man
go and listen to him Monday for he
shows it worldly experience which he
has no doubt obtained In his extensive
traVels.
Besides the performance with the
animals. n ilour contest for the boys
will be the special attraction.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The moon will be full tonight.
Miss Daisy Govern, of Helen Hill, is
visiting in Full River and Boston.
Willis ll. Selleck, of Norwalk
spending the day in New York City.
The Nutmeg Club and National buse-
bnll teams will cross bats tomorrow
afternoon.
William llourv has resigned his po-
sition nl (‘npidiu Edward P. Weeds
drug store in Noiwnlk.
A meeting oi the olilcers of linens
’l‘ribc, I. 0. R. M. will be held this
evening at the Wigwam.
Edward S. Taylor, of the Holmes,
Keelei A": Selleck Company force, Nor-
walk. Is enjoying his annual \"Icntion
from duty
The Winnipnuk bnscbnll team will
journey to New Canaan, tomorrow at.
icinoon, and play their old time oppo-
nents. the New Cannon nine.
A regular meeting of the Pninters'.
Decorators and Paper linugers‘ Union
was held last evening in Central Ln-
bor Union Hall in “astringtou street.
Professor E'nglnndcr will introduce
it very laughable feature not in addi-
Iion to his moving picture eutertnln
Iucnl nt llmt's 'l‘hentrc. this evening.
lie claims this act must be seen to be
appreciated. Ills selection of motion
pictures ure very superior nnd his pal-
ronngc is nc'coidingly liberal.
The (it) meeting to vote on the
nmllor of the Board of Apportionment
or Board or ldsiimntc and Taxation, as
it is technicnlly culled, will be held this
evening at eight o'clock. The town
has nlrcudy csluiilishcd such it bonrd
and it is not expected that there will
be um opposition to it at the meeting
tonight
An exciting sailing rnto took place
ycsieidny nitoiucou on the Noiwnlk
\auhl Club course between l-iniold I“.
(‘huk's speedy knocknboul Osprey.
and Mr. Words South Buy skimmer,
Skipper. The roots was won by the
Skipper by four minutes and 10 sec
ouds. 'i‘hcro won a bowling breeze
blowing nml the piuzzu wus lined with
interested speciallors.
’l‘ho Stumi'ords will pluy the Dunbury
team, S‘uudoy afternoon, in the Tri-
City League series. at Keolcr‘s Hill,
Stamford. 'l‘ho Stumt‘ords expect to
hove u now Icnm composed of Conneeli~
cut inutguo piuycrs in the in field, with
u Connecticut lmnnuo piocher. Hurry.
of Holy Cross College. will pluy at
Short Stop. nud there will be one now
quu in the outfield. A good grime Is
expected.
The condition of Poul MucCorunic.
the injured uutoinobilist. oi. the Nor-
wnllt liospitnl. continues about the
sumo. MucCornuIc in deliriousprmsti-
Willy oil or Ibo time, though his physi-
cnl condition is fairly good. But for
hi3 NII'NII: constitution, MucCormuc
wmiid undoubtedly hove been dend
long lino. ii is necessary to give Muc-
Cormnc strong stimulants on keep him
olive oi the present time nod the rev
notion. when iheuo uro cut off. in grout-
Iy toured.
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on all lines of sonsonnble goods to clo
N03. I ma 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
nnuaIAugtist ale, ‘
our Annual August Sale or all kinds of Summer Goods is now in progress. important reductions In price:
Women’s Readu-io-Wear Goods.
. Colored Shirl Waist Suits.
Separate Coats for SummerWear.
"““Fihured Organdies.
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White Shirt Waist Suits.
White Wash Skirts.
Handsome Lawns.
Striped and Figured Batiste.
All at Prices to Close Them Out.
llide to supply the Norwnlk Hospital
from September 1st. 1907, to July 1st,
1908. in old company‘s Lehigh egg,
stove and nut cool. will be received
by Robert Von liureu. lr’residout. Nor-
wnlk. 001111., until Saturday, 12 o‘clock.
August 31st, 1907.
special"resonate;
(ISHEET—TIUSIC o-
15 cts.
Every Little llit Added to What
You‘ve Got Makes Just a Little lilt
More.
Take Me Where 'l‘hcrc' s n llig llIuss
Ilnnd.
Red Wing.
San Antonio.
School Days.
When You Know You're Not Forgot-
ten liy the Girl You Cnu't Forget.
Yesterday, by Chns. K. Harris. and
others.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
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WHAT ARE YOU
THINKING. OF ?
Possibly
Coal.
If so we hope the subject is not
an unpleasant one. On the con-
trary. if we get your order we
shall expect our Coal to keep you
in good humor during the entire
winter.
Our Coal is carefully bought.
It brings the best trade in town
to us. We ask your business
strictly on the merit of our goods.
Hill this that In
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it's your winter’s
Fruit
Jars.
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Your fruit will look clear It you use
the square chm and white gloss truit
icrII, than they will In the old fashion
round shape and green glass. ‘ The
so are ones buys lightning toot
Omelwry. Giuswsre, Housotumlnh-
inn Geode.
Wall Papers find Prepared Points.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
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Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating. . '
”We give the I. A H. Green 'i‘ml-
Iog Qumran. AIR for them.-
L. H. DECKER.
In “milliliter! um i. ,;
‘I'ol. can.
GLOVER S
the place.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
VACATION
FOOT WEAR.
AGENTB FOR THE
CELEBRATED
Hanan & Son,
Relation Health,
Elitemghoes.
imam
Wear shoes
one some
T T FIT
Bids for Cool. |
TRISTRAM s HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
H. Krieger & 00.
Although our store is some-
what upset business is going
on as usual and customers
will not be‘ inconvenienced
While making purchases.
Every department is brim
lull with extraordinary bor-
gains.
WHITE LINEN SUITS
at $2.98
are going fast; only a. few
more of them left.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
of all descriptions are going
for less than the cost of ma.-
terial.
OUR FURNITURE DEPT.
is doing a. big business. Any-
thing you need can be found
here. Credit system the most
liberal. Returnish your home
with a. small outlay of ready
cash.
H. KRIEGER 8: .00.
Or Your Shipping Days hill our Store
3 Reasons Why! 3
Immature we receive daily fresh or rival. or Teas. Coil-en and Choice
Groceries.
zu—Beonueo our prion In Its low as eitewhero In gown.
sun-Bounce our Premium: are FREE.
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SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
’I‘nngloront Flypaper . double sheet in
heat Hotter .. per mailman
5 pounds Granulated Sugar . 25o
l’uro Lord .k acoundiiorm
EXTRA OPEcIAi. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
With «on and every so: porchuo at Tue or Gotten, we will give u
Handsome Souvenir me. In addition to the regular checks.
The Boston Tea Ii. Bullet Br,
:3 North “sin Street. .
Norwalk Chronicler