any a your optic It
logs that can he can
I said time. wil b
, All persons
l HIST llF army“
We do not want to pack awn y the light-weight good- remaining,
‘y up! for I few days we wlll odor rare bargains In Clothing and Men's
I ,“FurIIiIhlnga. I ‘ \
" , 'MEN'B SAOKVSUITS OF LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT FAB-
pics AT LOWEST PRICES EV ER. MANY ODD SUITS AT ABOUT
EHALF- PRICE. ‘
A LOT OF MEN'S $1.50‘AND $2 SOFT‘HATS NOW‘PRICED 986
, NEOKWEAR UNDERPRICED.
‘ ’Four-in-Handc, 35, 3 for $1; Instead of 50c. ‘
Fancy Bat Wing Tics, 50c Good: at 25c. ,
BOYS' SCHOOL.3UIT8,ISPECIAL AT $1.79.
' Most all sizes loft and great values. We have the new Fall Suits
If you wish. ffi , I“II \ 'I -
SMART MODELS OF FALL APPAREL FOR MEN NOW READY.
J I MI
“til-
Willis H SelIeIII,
, E53; . :lil’f fig! cLo'rnINo or THE nIoH'r sour. .
48- 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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SUITS MADE EEEEDEE
FROM $15 UP. '
Fair Cloakand FurStore
'A ISRAELI, Proprietor.
, 68 Washington Street. South Norwalk
r
TRYING TO; RESTORE QUIET. ‘
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.j
' People of Tangier Nocdiessly Alarmed
by Conflicts.
'I‘ANGIEII, Sept. 6.—-—Rcspouding to
u. request of the diplomatic corps that
he take steps to arrest the needless
exodus of people from Tangier, caus-
‘cd by the prevalence of local disor-
ders and the circulation of {also and
alarming reports. the Moroccan war
minister. El Gabhns, today proposed
the institution of a summary tribunal
before which malclactors and persons
guilty of circulating damaging and car
citing rumors could be brought. A
note netting forth the purposes and
powers of the proposed tribunal was
soul. to tho iegatlons and all tho rop-
I'cscntaidves of the powcru. with tho
exception of the Spanish minister.
signed It. Fearing that tho terms of
MRS. JAMES LEHOTSKY. _
The‘ death of Rose, wife of James Le
Hotsky o urred yesterday at her
home 9 y avenue aged 8 years.
Mrs. Lehdt'sky was a. daughter cl Mr.
and Mrs. Andry Smyrnlk. The tune»
rnl will be held tomorrow morning at
Ii o'clock at St. Joseph's church and
the Interment will be In St. Mary's Co-
Inetery. ,
CORNELIUS QUINN.
Cornelius Quinn, of Company ll.
Twenty-seventh Regiment, Connecti-
cut Volunteers, died this morning at
tho Soldiers’ Home. Norolion, aged six-
ly-slx years. The remains were taken
to Torrlngton this afternoon.
BOY GETS LIFE IMPRIBONMENT.
‘ . Norwalk. In said district, deceased.
that or No’r’viuik bath limited I .1 al-
. Iowwl six months from the data . tors-
or for the creditors or said estate to
‘ district, doceuucd.
. pupcr having a cliculation In said dis
of hearing.
BATH, Ma, Sept 6.-—Ll,Iic-lmprlson-
meat at hard labor In stat-s prison was
the sentence imposed today by J ustlco
, , Whitehousa in the Suprcmo lourt up-
, on Sidney K. Enable, the Hilton your
old boy who was found guilty bty a jury
2 last night of the murder ,0: his
, companion, Norris W. Heath
When the sentence was pionqlillced
, Proble bowed two or three limos 1.0 the
clerk and looking around the mart
room smiled for the first time during
his trial. llo will be taken to the Th0-
mnston Prison tonight. I
II. DN-
‘ .LORD LOREBUSN LEAVES
- , D N. -
LONDON. Supt. tic—Thu Lord Cllnn-
‘ celolr, Lord Lorobnln. suilcd for ICu-
pads on the Empress of Britain today
He will visit Niagara and posuflill
Jilin? Yorkw This is the first ones
é United Kingdom. 'l‘hc low for
that the great soul, of which he
E the on todlnn, 'be taken out cl tho
country. t is no mood to be kept r: on-
ally In hlsijporaonal custody. .I‘Iut
rd Mrabur’n has arranged for sala—
oil-Which n lord chancolor ’hnn E
the note might conflict with the word-
Ing of the Algccirus convention. tho
minister of Spain requested to be ul-
lowcd to submit the document to the
authorities at Madrid before giving his
adhcslon to It.
MURDER IN ssconn‘oaonss.
NEW LONDON. Sept, iI.-—-Murdcr In
the second degree was tho finding of
the grand jury in the Superior Court
this morning In the case of James I.
IBcckhum, who shot. and killed William
M. Pcttcy at the California Hotel. this
city, last Sunday morning. Buckhum
found in the case of icn-yonr-old Frank
Instantly killed his playmate. ivy 1..
fingers, in wdyard, on July 5.
TOMORROW’S BALL GAME.
The‘ ball gums tomorrow at
Amusement Purl: grounds will be be-
Club the chmnpious EolJIrooklyn.
sumo was to have boon with the Man
jers, but the latter had this date illlcd
Milli: the seal during his absence.
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lho‘ ‘FIrst Hundred
la ‘ that you save marks the beginning of a new era In your finan- '
ingress. Many think a) hundred dollars is not enough to amount ‘
. m ,
an as small a sum as
, big basilisk: and helped men In confidence In tbomselvas, -
ii: and tho catalog of handrails more
the Nationals and Nutmcga.
W n» I
this has laid the first foundation I
la a negro as was Policy. No bill was
L. Morgan, of Lcdyurd, who shot and
u...
twccn tho Norwulks and the Oak 14 ’Ilclld
‘ Ir
The preliminary game will be butwasu
I Distr lot of ENorwalk, s54. Prohato
Oourt. rAuImst so, A. 11.100 ‘
‘ Estate at Moses 5. i'Mathun, Into oi
This Court all Probate lor tho dis-
exhibit thclr claims for. settlement.
Those who a lent. to prompt their
accounts, probarl‘y attested. within
e sharrsda recovery.
ndsbted to said estate
are reuncsted to make Immediate pay“
ment to
. I E ' EMILY C. SMITH.
all!) all 13 Exsoutrlx
option or NOTICE.
District. of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court, September 5th, A. 11.1907.
Whereas. written applicatlui has
been made to this court for the . dun;-
sion to probate of a certain written
instrumont as and for the will of Los—
ltu Smith, late of Norwaik. in said
Ordered. That said application be
heard and dotsi mined at the Probnlc
Office In Nurwalk. on the 14th day of
September. 1907, at 10 o’clock toro-
noon; and that public notice thereof
bc givou to all person interested thcis-
in by publishing this order in a news
trlct, at least five days before said day
HENRY W. GREGORY,
all it ~ Judge
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, September 4th, A. 1).. 1907.
Estate of Joseph L. Goatos. into of
Brooklyn. in‘the City and State of
New York, deceased.
Ordcrcd that the administruirlx cx-
lIIblt lIcI' administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate oliicc In Norwulk on the l:lth day
of September, 1907, at 4 o'clock after-
noon: and that all persons intoresicd
in said estate may be notified thcreol.
the ndministrntrix,will cause this or-
der to be published in n nchpnpur
having a circulation In said district,
at local live days before, said 13th day
of September. 1907.
lllIJNlIY W. GREGORY.
.ldu go
SHIIIIIIIIBS
Pillsbury Husband Iliils Himself
And Wile-~Iudiana Physician
and Wife Mysteriously Shot
all It
PIT'I‘SIIURG, Pu, Supt. ti.——Pciei
lioylc, aged 35 years. n gardener, early
today forced his way into n rooming
house in this city, whore his wife was
staying and dragged her from bad
wlIcI'o shc was sleeping with her sev-
cII-ycnrold son. tired nrbnllct into her
hand and then killed himself by put-
ting a bullet” into lils'rlght trnIplc.
Pater, the son of tho couplo. tried to
prevent the i'nihor from shooting him-
soil. but his oilorts Wore unsucocsslnl.
Mrs. lloylo. died at H oiclock this
morning. ‘
lloilc is said to have, burn out of
Wm k {or some time, and to haul bucn
ilIlIIkiIIg heavily.
Physician Dead: Wife Wounded.
BRAZIL. Ind., Sept. 6.~"Dl. Edward
(Iiusgo, a physician, is dead from
three bullet holes through his head,
and his wife is slightly wounded in
tho left, breast as a result of n mys-
terious shooting last night. ‘(lluago
and his wife had separated, Glasgo
applying for a divorce. Mrs. (ilasgo,
accompanied by Charles Wliiilock,
lawyer, drove to a brick plant whore
illasgo was to try to arrange a scttlc~
mcnt of alimony. Whitlock got out of
the buggy and Glusgo got in and start-
ed to drive back to the city, when the
shooting occur-rod. When physicians
roachnn the scene Ginsgo was uncon-
scious In tho buggy. and soon died. A
revolver with live chambcrs empty
was found near the buggy.
The woman was plnccd under nrrcsl
charged with the murder of her has.
band. Whitlock also In being held.
Mrs. Glasgo says her husband tried
to shoot her and then shot himself.
(ilusgo's wounds are such that phy-
sicians any ho could not burn tulllctcd
tlicm himself.
REVISITS NEW HAVEN.
..._...._
Noted Newspaper Man Recalls Old
Connections.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crolfui, of
Washington. D. C... are ghouls at the
New Haven lIousc. Mr. Croi‘lul Is a
wcll known author and a noted Wash-
lngion journalist, whose newspaper
onk was hugely syndicate work for
leading newspapers.
ills friends will be glad to bear thatno
he has prospered and is the happy poa-
sossor of a small fortune won by his
on. He Is now retired from active
ournullstlc work and is writing a now
hook the title of which Is lntcrvicws
With Famous Mon? .
Mr. Crudut has Interviewed ovary
president; of the United States since
Mllllura Fillmore, and nearly ovary
famous American statesman, authors.
scientists, legislator. journalist paint
or, poet sculptor or lullat of the last
half ccntury. Mr. and Mrs. Crollnt
bavo crossed the ocean tWonty times
In the last ten years on pleasure trips.
Sandor IIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIII Tells oi the
{Gullah-Inc V Iliad. had snid-
lo‘c Malia the: Condition of
Pooplc Bring Sent to united
Slates
NEW YORK, Sept 6.—-Aiter n seve-
ral month's tour 0: Inquiry Into the Im-
migration situation abroad which car
ricd thorn through England and Con-
tinental Europe. the members of the
sub-committee ol the Unitcd States
Immigration Commission, with Sena-
tor William R, Dillingbum, of Vermont,
as chairman, arrived here today on
board the White Star steamship Cc-
drlc. some of the members of the
commission are still In Europe com-
pletlng their Investigations. The mem-
bers are still in Europe completing
their Invcstlgations. The members 0!
thocommlttee returning today were
tor Asbury C. Latlmer of South Caro-
lina; Congressman Benjamin F. Ho-
well, oi New Jersey; John L. Bennett
of Alabama, and Secretary Morton E.
Crane. The members have obtained
much data which they believe will aid
In solving many or the immigration
problems now confronting the United
States. The wholecommittec will
meet later and prepare a report and
Our annual August Sale at all kinds of Summer Goods Is now In prowess. Important reductions in price!
on all lines of aessonable goods to olo no.
Women’s Readu'lo-Wear Goods...
Calored Shirl waist Suits,
Separate COals for Simmer Wear.
Figured Organdie‘s.
All at Prices to Close Them Out.
mu. . ur’
)M"-an' IV
White Shirt Waist Suits.
White WaSh Skirts. .
Handsome Lawns.
Striped and Hunted Batiste.
Senator Dillingham, oi! Vermont; Sena. ~. - -,,
Notwithstanding Son Charley’s de-I
nlals u Sarntoga correspondent of the fE , ‘ ' V ',
Washington Post. reasserts that John ‘ I ‘ ” . '
W Gates ls going to settle down in
England, recruit a big English stoma”:
and-«perhapswwln the Derby.
recommendations which will be sub-
mitted to Congress. Senator Dilling-
hum. on his arrival here today, made
the following statement on the hives
ligation of immigration conditions
Ithoad.
‘Thc sub commltloe has visited cvery
European country from which we re-
celc annally a considerable number of
immigrants and has studied the more
important phases of the question In
each. Italy was the first countrw visi~
led and attempursuing investigations
in the Southern provinces the .sub‘
committee was divided. Senator Lati-
mer and Representatives Howell and
Burnett took charge of tho investiga-
tlnon in Northein Italy, Switzerland,
1. runcc Gcrmun'y the Neltherlnnds,
Bolgulm. Scotland and Ireland. Repre.
scnlatlvs Burnett proceeded to Greece
"imkey Syria. Asia Minor Palestine
and lloumanln, while . Commissioner
tholcr and myself gave attention to
the work inAustrlu-Hungary, Russia
and England, :Scnator Latimcr, Mr.
Howell and Mr. Bennett also visited
vurloub Russian points and Commls
slonur Wheeler spent some time In
Sweden and Denmark. The latter is
now in England and engaged In some
special features of the work there and
on tho continneni. in conducting their
ivostiguijmm abroad the commission-
rrs aavc special attention to the mo.
tIIodsI employer by the transportation
companies in handling emigrants, tho
cfluci. of the United States immigration
laws on European Immigration and the
attitude ol the various countries to-
wards the departure of their subjects
to the various countries. The question
of preventing the coming at criminal
classes into the United States has been
a chief subject of Investigation by the
sub-committee, and it is probable that
Important rcconnncudntions on this
matter will be made to Congress.
“The subject of emigrptlon Is a para-
mount one in most of the countries we
have visited, and In most of them the
attitude towards emigration Is not In-
vorable. The constant and long con-
llucd drain upon the rural population
from which class the great majortity
or claimants come and the general
pIospuIlty which now prevails has pra-
duccd u Bunch)! of farm labor and it
is claimed the agricultural industry is
suffering in consequence. Because of
this scairlly of labor the condition of
those Iomalnlng at home has to a
demon boon ImpI-,ovod the general
condition is causing much alarm am
ong landowners and a strong acntl-
nIcnt against emigration has develop-
ed. A very nose portion of male omi»
grants leave their native countries at a
time when they are liable to military
service Ihmo and this constitutes a
slump; obiocllon to such emigrants 0n
the conirmy It is true that in some
parts of Europe at least, emigration Is
not without its attending bonci‘lt and
his is recognized and considered. For
on tho pull of aliens of certain nation-
alities to send back to their native
countries It large part of their earnings
of money thus transferred each your
in cnorinous and the greater part. of It
stills to countIlcs where it In much
usualzu and thurefcrc highly upproclat
cl.
STATION AGENT SBNTENCED.
Hobart W. Mitohuii Slots I242 From
Central Vermont Railroad.
ROCKVIIJJB ,iSopt. 8.--In thalliupon
Ior Court today. James Robinson len-
tcncod to six months In Jail Robert W.
Mitchell the tormsr station agent at
“Stafford Springs Whole stoic 8242 and
II. milcudc boar, imam at In from the
.xunmlr. thorn in a decided tendency .
In the United States. 'l‘lm total amount '
Central Vurmoni Railroad Company. ‘
DID
YOU
EVER
TRY
CROSS
CREEK
COAL
WE SELL 1T.
Bring in poor children tons and we
Native Tomatoes,
FOR OANNING
60c half buiheI basket
7:: quart
. AT
Joseloff’s.
72 North Main St.
Til. CI". CM
so. Nor-walk.
will fit them from head lo’ioot.
Good Suits, Good Dresses, Good
Show Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Good Strong Stockings. '3'
You can have them charged to uour
running accounbor IIou maII open
a new Charge account
C C
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“lilover‘s—Ihe Place"
”a“
Our alterations are almost coni-
plele. New Fall Goods are. an.
inc dEailII. This store Will be better
than ever to serve ils Buslomers.
nave llOlil‘ name enrolled on our
books and get the benefit of our
up to date charge suslem. ' ':
The theft occurred in July.
Arthur llotslhiid
Mr. Crofrut was much interested to
hear of the return from Naples, Italy
or his old I'rlcnd, A. 1-1 Byi ngton. o
Norwaik, with whom he went pleasant
I hours at Naples twu years ago, whoro'
Mr. Brianna was United scam con-
mi tor many ram and with whom no
4 was associated In Journalism In New
‘ Haven for some tibia In tho curly '60s.
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7. Mrii. Bacon-Wbom is that man
I .thgwln that iris. to?
rs.
Vcrinou station
luivcn It scnloi
and his comps all, Harry llavcns. us
’scntonccd to six months In lull having
pleaded guilty to theft.-
A BISHOP‘S glgflf TD HOSPITAL.
WILLIMAN'i " mun pt ll. will a meat-
Ilnx of tho hospital board at St. Jo~
ucph’s hospital. Wednusday it was rob
ed to Instruct the moth CI
sharia-Must be you. Ho's my
lindband‘, you ltliOW.-YOllltel‘l stains. D
, who broke mm the.
w months ago, was ‘
II your and n it I
I
prices.
For Man and Woman.
Fall Styles in Really
In All harbors.
m
Phonc 542-2.
“Wear "Sigma In"
Large assortment of Boys‘ Butts.
at... I Gaps, Widen. etc., at special
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On You shopping Dip lint IIIIW lion
3 Reasons Vii'hyJ 3
1~Booluu am "only. daily mu. arrivals of Tau, (lotion and clinics
Groom“.
2—Booauu our prion or: so low as cluwhoro- in town. I
dullness“ our Premium! m FREE. I. , f... ‘ 'I‘ 5.1 ,‘ '9‘ ' -
OPEOIAI. FOR. FRIflAV AND OATURDAY. , .
Tanxlofootylyl’cper..........:...........................double-lint 10
Be't Bull/Rf annulrutIH-on-no-u-“turnout-”mg...” pll‘ ”and! ”a
5 pounds Granulated Sugar 28c
Pure Lard oliotltsnlovIitictb‘nubthl:tocusrlcailcnh-oioao2pwnd.'orm
EXTRA OPEGIAI. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Willi «all and «in plirchnu of To“ or coils». w. will pm I
Mandarin Iouvanlr Im. III addition to tho molar choc
Norwalk Chronicler