ND OUR LINE oi Children' 5 Clothing in. we be- lieve. worthy of your notice. It is made up of the best things that can be bou hi and root care has been observed‘ in the ac! tion. e ore . ' always on the alert for things to please our cus- .tomers and we spare no pains to get them. You , will lint! it III satisfactory to buy of us. The quality of code ' f , Cd prices are right every time. Yes. our line of Chil rep I: . Clothing will certainly please. , ‘ “GET THE HABIT”-Go to the : OpyrlghtGlothIngCo 6 North Main St. H. GOODWIN, Mgn. at the IIsposal . _ WORLD’S GREATEST SALE 171E MARVEL OF THE CENTURY THE WONDER OF THE AGE The Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of », _ I . _. in Ten Dans FauCloakand FurStore ) A ISR'AEL. Proprietor. l 68 Washington Street, l South Norwalk. L WWW A FEAST 0F BARGAINS -_ &~g * AT SELLECK’S u-Ao an .i' . ' It ‘ ., ' I . .I 2' ‘l I ~------ I We do nOt want to pack awa y the light- weight goods remaining, 016 for a few days we will offer rare bargains in Clothing and Men's Furnishings. l l ‘ MEN‘S SACK SUITS OF LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT FAB. RICS’ AT LOWEST PRIGES EV ER. MANY ODD SUITS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. , A LOT OF MEN’S 3150 AND $2 SOFT HATS Now PRICED see .I NEOKWEAR UNDERPRICED. .[ Fourth-Hands, 35, 3 Ifor $1: Instead of 50c. I Fancy Bat Wing Tiee, 50o Goods at 250. ' BOYS’ SCHOIOL SUITS, SPECIAL AT $1.79. Most all sizes left and great values. We have the new Fall Suite if You wish. i I SMART MODELS OF FA‘ILL APPAREL FOR MEN Now READY. , Il . '1 ~ .10] 1M ‘1 I l.----- ‘ . 12.- -& OLOTHIIIIO OF THE RIGHT CORT. " .N '- I 48- 50 Wall Street. N orwolk "'" I lPHONE.171-2. MW his only Inquest. uud I, nirvllod the olllcor out of bin huhituul brutulity. "How long will you be gone?" be united. "An hour." The nilicur uuuiiiuind: “You give your word of honor to roturn'!" . "I swcnr.” “Then go" An hour tutor the boy «null he use 'oth It usmlu" mourns buck IIuIi IIIuI hlu dontiIMMI-s. John Van Vorui In Lippinuoii‘s. THE IIoAMIN pa pAnIIa" The street-bot ol' ‘Pnrlu but). deep down All 0'8 honri, II n‘émlimivui of bomb. it sinnIIn-Is bunvlly unouub, '10 All!“ 000‘ RI‘IJ’II emoticon (mil' reuse it. but it in tithIrIluIlIIns more. We have no urinIl robin I-xumplo of II In on 1110011001 lit! III-mIrrI-Il durin. lbs ”"330 01 i‘uriu when the Port iunu ’ were 01}le shot. down like yours! by ' “1:" Blitniy. Aumini. .ibo \icllms who ' bout to pioncnt “10111111"in one all NI a livlu wnli ogrtlunt this mm AAA ‘0 It «or a shot. thorn wns u buy cried out. from the ranks of Ibo no u "'I‘boy sny thnt tiriinson's wli'o bud Wmdfimlieii nnd darted 1.0 0000“ All her buthlug unit on when he tell in ' 'lIiI practitioners. What was II he wont love wuh nor." , ed as near the. moment or dr-utht "Well, he might have known that ,‘Qomsthing for himself? she couldn't go through life wouriuu i in his poppeseionwhis solo botanic that kind of II costume. What lawyer lit. .w in Inst. there was n his; silver has she oncogenl"wChicsgo Record. ‘ He had no parents. 'l‘hin quI Humid. f Optimism out of Place optimum has ilii place, ,‘hutit is not when you are considering the _ iuvbttment of the herd curried savings which you are mailing to go- ‘ onto the our. of your true and little ones. ' This [rt-0st two million dollar, mutual savings bank otters you , 3280101110 utterance of «£91.14 a, ,‘ ..., » ‘ called him merely Brown. - pupil Iain: ' routines! for the suite of string?” he linouirod. importantly. ., ORDER OF NOTICIIJ. District of Norwsik so" Probate Court, August Lotti. A. 1)., 11107. Whereas. written application has been mode to this court for admin- istration of the estate of Martha. .1. Lockwood, late at Nor-walk, in said district (incensed. Ordered, That: said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office In Ndrwuik on the «lib duy of September, 1907, at 2 o'clock after noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by'publlshing this order in a newspaper having u circulation in said district, or. least five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W GREGORY, bill) it Judge. SOLVENT NOTICE. District. of Norwuik, us, Probate Court, August .‘10, A. 1)., 1007. Estate oi" Moses 8. Mother, lute of Norwalk, in sold district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the dis- . trial. of Norwulk birth limited and III- lowod slit months from the (into here‘ of for the creditors of sold estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estule ‘ are requested to make immediate psy- ment to EMILY 0. SMITH Executrix. NOTféE ...... The Board of bistlmnto and ’i‘uxn- lion in the Town of Norwnik hereby gives notice that it will hold public IIII-Iciinus at the following plncus and times, to \v:ii At the Council room Huvlland St, South Norwuik, 80111.3 1907, at h [1. m. At the store of it). it]. 81., East Norwallr, Supt. Iith. 8 p. 71).; and At the Selectmon's office, Wall 81., Norwnlk. Sept. 51h,‘1907, at 8 p. lll. At which pluses-and times all per sons so desiring will be heard relative to 005' of the following estimates of town cxponsos.which have been pro- senicd to said board, v17": ESTIMATE OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL VISITORS for the year ending June 30, 1908. South Norwnlk l)istrict.....$ 25.00000 030 sli 13 Gorhum, First 1007, iii ' Center District ........... 7,720.00 Ollcrlrliklyr-r District ........ 0,935.00 East Norwulk District ..... 10,140.00 North West District ....... 2,211.00 North East District ........ 1,130.00 So. iI‘lI'e Milo River District. 3,080.00 Middle F. M. River District. 1,375.00 l-irdnd River District ....... 1,100.75 West. Norwulk illstrict ..... 700.00 North (‘ouiI-r ilistt‘lcl ...... 1,400.00 High School llcpurtmoui. .. 7,000.00 Evening Schools .......... 1,200.00 Board of Visitors .......... 500.00 $ 00,471.70 School ’l‘cxl. Iioohs uud Sup- plies 0,750.00 ESTIMATE OF THE SELECTMEN for the ensuing year. Sulurlos. Civil lIIIIglnccr. Ex- penses, Soloclmrn‘s Oilico ................... and Printing .. . . . . . . , . . ,3 0,200.00 AlIIII-Ihouuc ................ 13,000.00 Assessors ................. 1 5100.00 ilridgcs .................. 4,000.00 lionrd of llcliei ........... 250.00 County 'i‘nx ............ 1,000.00 'l‘own Doctors .......... . 7:30.00 Elections ................. 0,200.00 Militnry Enrollment ...... 175.00 , Hospitals ................. 7,500.00 hookups toxirn padded coils) ................... 500.00 Commututlou 'l‘nx . ........ 2,800.00 Highways (City of Nor. walk) .................. 1,757.40 lllglIwnys (City of South Norwulkl .......... ..... 1,118.10 liighwuy Work ..... 14,000.00 'l‘own Court . ........ .. 0,400.00 Town Clerk‘s Office .. ..... 2,000.00 Town Attorney ........ 400.00 'l‘own llnll ............ 2,000.00 'I‘ux Collector's Ollice 2,000.00 Undertakcrs . ...... ..... . 400.00 Town Poor............... 14,000.00 'i‘rce Worden 200.00 ............. 1300.00 School Visitors 125.00 County Home for children outuuotulod 202.00 8 77,428.00 i’ll,\'iiit'llt on high school building -—~———-. One mill tux congested. Other town expense» are on timotcd on lollowu: Interest on money to be bor- rowed for high school building interest on town 11001.. (Iorpurutitni tuxos to ho Iii- 2,050.00 10,092.00 vitiod ...... 2,274.00 llosllh Ollioor ....... 170.00 ‘l‘o‘wn Court Orders 1,010.00 Buildup lI‘IIIId . 1,000.00 Can—ofirnmum 'l‘olnl of illsiimnteli .....010000010 The income of the town from all sources other tlIun trim is estimated 01 502 i170. Dated III Norwclit, Auuust 3011i. 1007 limiiliit'l‘ 1’1 fiMl’l’ii. Clerk of the Board. Kaiser Wilholnrl moiher wits n the princes: rent of (trout hrimln. (If her childhood days this story on- neared many you“ ego to II position In her tutor she dropped the “Mr. " and neon Vic- tot-in, her mothoruihrhutsn inn- with bed It the clients were repeated. When next morning the tutor Appeared his “Good morning, Brown. snagged night; too, for new l 1000th am . "Why do women Insist on going to "Hermit. they 030001111 9 of their out I" on"! don’t MOW," replied '10): "Wily Ines Insist on mung true It poker truly for the units of exponent:- ~ W at Will . 99¢ng on her lent 1‘ south) the Presidents at Fire Control American Republics. . WASHINGTON. August 30 .-—'i‘he text of President Roosevelt's tote. graphed appeal to the presidents of the five Central American Republics, In the lutoerst of peace and cod will among them was made pub] c at the State Depdriment today. it, Was ac- commuted by the statement that the appeal Was prtiperen after consultation with President Dina, of Mexico. Re~ lplles have been received in meat. 1an . arable terms from the presidents of Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Salvador, hilt have not yet‘been made public. The president's meniscus follows: . “Washington, August 28 1907, “It is with great regret that l have received Information indicating the Im- minence of disturbance of peace of Central America. “in view of the untold benefits of peaceful relations among your coun- tries, nct only to yourselves, but to America and to the world at large, l mu led by sentiments of impartial unil- ty to cooperate most. earnestly with the president. of Mexico in lending friendly influence in the cause of peace and humanity as has been done before in similar cases. "A conference having been suggest- ed between representatives oi the re- publics of Central America 1 cordial- ly tender the good offices of the United Stnles tonard bringing about so bene- ficial a. result, and i beg to assure your excellency of my desire and willingness to oonlribute toward the attainment of pence, in full concurrence with the president of Mexico “I appeal to your excellency to old In the realization of my friendly pur- poae by refraining from any action tending to increase the dangers of the situation pending a further resort to the peaceful methods of diplomacy. “i am toiegruphiug in the same sense to the president of the other Central American States." PRAISE HARBORMA'STER. H Oyster Deters Association Pan Oom- plimntary Reolution. Hurhormnster Morris. of. Bridgeport. Is having all kinds of bouquets tossed to him lately because of his stand in opposition to the harbor lines as laid out by Major Taylor, U. S. A. The latest handed to hint was on Monday morning whnthOyster Protective asso- ciation passed 0 series of resolutions complimenting him for his stand upon the question, asserting the establish- ment of the government line would spoil the anchorage basin need so much by the natural growthers. W OBITUARY RECORD. MRS. AIEXANDER DAWSON. Arthur L. Benedict, of Spring street. the well-known but packer of. Crofut and Knapp. factory, receiv (1 word last night. of the sudden dent of his sis« tor, Mrs. Alexander Dawson, which oc- curred lust Monday. Mrs. Dawson was s native of Connecticut, and was well known to many people here. She bull been It resident. for many yours Goodwin, Oklumohu. where she. is sur- vivod by her husband and five child- ron. - WHI’BT AT BELLE iSLAND. A very pleasant whist party was held yesterduy afternoon III the home to Mrs. Davis, in Bell island. at the Rock Collage. While the party was in progress the husbands of a number of ladies dressed themselves in their wife's gowns ‘and invaded the college where the whist was going on. Quito u merry time resulted. The teachers of the town met with the noting school visitors lust night, and linked over matters relating to the coming school year. ~Logs Spring 1.11th, 180 0)., at New York Market. “(in out. and urrcst that man with the motor our for speeding.“ said the rural magistrate. “lull,“ uuswored the constnblc, “his our lrns broken down and he's trying to fix it. " "Then go out and arrest him for ob~ gii‘lltilillfl the 'hlghwuy."-——\\'nshlugton ‘lIIr. . 'l‘onnuy~“l’0[l. II "Inn's wife is his better half, isn't she?" ’i‘oinmy' s Pope—"So we are told, my can “So if It mun marries twice there lsn‘ t nnyiblug left of him, is there?"—— Philadelphia Record. Husband (slghlugi—I-“Sho gave me her hand yesterday. and promised that she would try to control her temper. and letter she threw me downstairs; "Ii‘rnilty. thy name in women ' "——-Trsnus luled for 'l‘rnublnntic Tales from File- gcudo Blotter. W Scribbinnlonw’d think I'll write II sonnet to Miss Pcohis.” Wise-“Now, don't you do It muy tum her nguinut you " ticrlbblnqun—u‘Why, i thought she liked poetry. " Wiltim"iril) sho does."-—l’hiiudolpbiu Press. 11.. Gentleman longer—Iv"! any, Mrs. Napv per, i don’t cure for your bacon thin morning! It doern’t seem fresh. Mrs. NIIppor-u'IVoI-y otronge, air. The shopmnn said It was only cured hurt week.’ Gentlemen lodger-“Weli, it must have had It relapse/'wi’unch. “Wiini's the intent train on the hwsmphurst road?" united Citimun. “Thur“ II burn to any." replied: Bub bubs “they up all late, but the vary :9 In their itieness."«-Phlln eiphin ruse. WW Pit-«"00 you think Bobble will Idol: up n row If he doesn’t get It drum?“ Mun-J'Yes, my door, but not so much so If he does gilt ripest-«Weekly 'ilnies Melbourne. ' MWWMI. :- Mistressularldgei. do you go by the kitchen clock or the one in the parlor? Bride st ilndigunniiyiwil‘uith, sn’ ()1 to w In It suits me. without puny re~ guru fer clocke.”-Jtld§e. i-un Mowmlmm;ia Al’oileucwi’ to non which fit 001,0! _ 3AM of, *nnua Our Annual August Rule of all kinds of Summer Goods Is now In progress on all lines of seesonsble goods to (:10 Wernen’ s Readu-rlo-Wear Goods”. Colored Shirt Waist Suits. Separate Coats for Summer Wear. Figured ‘Oraandies. important reduciicnis in prices 50. ‘ White Shirt Waist Suits. While Wash Skirts. ‘ Handsome Lawns. Striped and Flamed Batiste. All at Prices to Close Them Out. TRISTRAM e. HYATT NORWALK, CONN New Market New Open. 21 ELM GROVE STREET Home Dressed Beef and Pork. Veal and Lamb. Liver and Blood Wurst a specialty. Head Cheese. Home-made Sausage, Leaf Lord and Fraukfurts. liornedrcssed Chickens, etc, August iiichmann, BUTCHER. DEALER IN FiNE DELICATTESEN. Report of the Condition of THE CITY NATIONAL BANK. at South Norwnllr, In the State of Connecticut, at the close ot‘ business, August 22,1907. Resources. Loans and Discounts ...... $50? ) ,904 07 Ovcrdratts, secured and un- secured ................ 86.71 U. S. Bonds to secure cir- culation ................ 100,000.00 Premiums on U. S. Bonds. 1,150.00 Bonds, securities. etc. ..... Banking house, furniture, and fixtures ............ Duo from National thinks 149.048.12 19,906.43 tuot reserve ngonls).... 15,003.08 Duo. from State Banks and liaukcrs ................ 361.91 Duo from approved reserve ugouts ................. 43,792.26 Checks and other cash ,ltcms .................. 12,333.73 Notop of other Nutionul Hunks .................. 7,000.00 Fractional pnpor currency, uickels, and cents ....... Lawful Mouoy Reserve in . Ituulr, viz.: l Spcclu ...... ., ...... $38.75!} Legal-louder notes... 10,800 Redemption fund with U. S 'l‘reusuror (5% ol‘ circulat- 278.82" 40,555.00 tioul ................... 0,000.00 Total ................... $010,110.73 Liabilities. Cupitul stock paid In ...... $100,000.00 Surplus lurid ............. 100,000.00 Undirided profits, loss ox- pcnscs and taxes paid... 90,596.07 Nullonui Hunk notes out.- stundlng ............... 06,200.00 Due to other National llnnks 23,015.87 Due to State Banks and liuukcrn ................ 1,509.30 Individual deposits subject to check .............. Iliil,‘.illi. [7 Demand certificates of do posit .......... . . . . .. 31,102.23 Certified checks ........... 3,273.49 'i‘niul ..... ........ $910,110.73 81qu oi Connecticut, County of Fair- ilcld. 88.: I, Wilfred llodwcll, Cushior of the oliovminmed bank, do solemnly swenr that. tho nbove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. WILFREI) HODWIIJI.L. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before run this zillih any of August. 1007. GEO F.1ilIiARSE. Notary Public. 1711101) 11. ROWAN. JOIIN lvl LIGHT. J. WALLACE MARVIN. Directors. tilts iorfigmaturdau. .asuEErWUSIcla 15 etc. Yesterday (by Chris. K.1Iiarrlsi. 1m Tying the Moves on So 'I‘hoy Won't Come Donn. lioney lloy. titan Anton . AA. split; and Instruments!) The Tale; in .riihuroh Rolls 'l‘oilcd. Poor John. ’NonIh the Old Acorn ’I‘rcc, Sweet It‘slolir. New-r introduce Your liloke to Your body Friend. The (“lirl in White. AND OTHERS. ‘rIeger «& 00. Although our store is some- what upset business is going on as urinal and customers will not be inconvenienced. while making purchases. Every! department is brim full with extraordinary bar- - 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 canrbe found! here. Credit system the most liberal. Returnish your home with a. small outlay of ready cosh. H. KRIEGER a. co,“ WW' On Your Shopping Days Visit Our Store. 3 Reasons Why! 3 Imnoseuu we receive deity ire-h art-Nels of Ten. College and Choice Groceries. . :‘ humerus! our print! or. as low no elsewhere In town. Monument- Premium on Mt“. “IIGIAL FOR FRIDAY Aim IATURDAV. . 'i‘nnslefootlt‘iyt’spsr......................................troubleshoot in ii?“ Hutu” It“nascent-eerieausnnauts...;...;u.npiaroaurtt p‘fi’oum'im ll pounds Granulated auger ... ,............. 350 Pure uni lelejotlsooeloolthodilhioilitt‘lbtofillolal't‘:apoafld.'°'m lit'flA 00mm. I'Ol't “TIMOAV ONLY. , With each and every mwnitllh of Tm or culture. we will um I Hendoomo souvenir from in addition to In» repulse cheeks. I “it A ...... I In.
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