NI) ONR LINE oi Children’s Clothing 111. we he-l 3
lle‘ve, worthy of your notice. It to made up of
the best things that can be bought and great
‘ care has been observed in the selection. . We are
always on the alert for things to please our one,
tumors and we spare no pains to get them. . You
will find it Is satisfactory to buy of 1111. The quality of code ‘
ricos are right every time. Yes. our line of Chil ren‘ o
Clot ing will certainly please.
"GET '1‘HE HAB
1 ’r—Eo It) the
H. EOODWIN. Mgr.
I EEIST HE BIIEIIIS
AT ,SELLECK’S
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We do not want to pack awa y the lightweight goods remaining,
and for a few days we will offer rare bargains in Clothing and Mom
Furnishings.
MEN’S SACK SUITS OF LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT FAB
RiCS AT LOWEST PRICES EVER. MANY one surrs AT ABOUT
11111.1: PRICE. 1
A LOT OF MEN’S $1.50 AND $2 SOFT HATS NOW PRICED 98c
NECKWEAR UNDERPRICED.
Four-ln-Hande, 35, 3 for $1; instead of 601:. .,
. Fancy Bat Wing Ties, 50c Goods at 25c. 31:
aovs' SCHOOL SUITSQSPECIAL AT $1.79.
Most all sizes left and great Wiles. We have the new Fall Suits
if you wish.
SMART MODELS OF FALL APPAREL FOR MEN NOW READY.
1:9 34.1.1!
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f"'..£--———. , 1
1 ..1. it.
Hiillis H Selletk,
.5 , , CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. "
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48-50 Wall Street, N orwalk.
Ii" PHON E, 171-2.
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isUI'I's MADE TO ORDER
97;, FROM $15 UP.
Fa1rCl;oakand FurStore
'A ISR'AIEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street,
' LEGAL’NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
,1
u
ORDER 'I‘O SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss.
Court. September 13th. A. 1)..
Estate of Sarah liamilton,
Nol'waik, in said district. deceased.
Pl'ilbliit
l90’i.
District of Norwalk, 119.. Probate
he ever foil to drinking again.
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Scuth Norwalk.
lair. oi
' “ Norwalk in said district. decorum].
. “It;
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
’ circulation in said district. at Joust iivc
Court, August 30. A. D.. 1907.
Estate bf Moscs 1'3. Mathcr, late of
Norwalk, in‘said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
t1ict of. Norwalk hath limited and 111
lowod BIX‘ months from the date here
of for the creditors of said osiatc to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly. attested, within
All persons indebted to said estate
are reque‘stcd to make immediate pay-
ment to
EMILY C. SMITH
1130 118 ill Executrix,
011111111 i'o su'r'rm. accouwl‘
District of Norwaik, 11s., Probate
Court. Septemben 13th, A. 1)., 1907.
Estate of Jane C. 'l‘nihnudgo, Iatc of
Ordered. That tho administrator
with the will unacxod and tho trustee
of said oututc given to the husband
of said dcccmod for life exhibit their
several accounts to this court for ad-
1111111111111. at tho Probate. oiilcv in Nor-
wnik. on tho :iilth day of thiptcmiwr.
1907. nt 2 o‘clock ni'tcrimim: and that
all iliil'titlllii intcroslod in said «sluts
may be iiollilcil tiicrcol‘, ilio said ad-
ininiiitralor will cause this order to tic.
published in 11 newspaper having a
days bolero sold 20111 day or 31111111111-
lior, 1907.
“WOW W. (llilzitlUltY.
1112 it . luduc.
www-
Governor (.ummlns. of iowu. still bu
llevee that President Iiooscvoit. will no
compelled by popular domund‘io bo-
come 11. candidate for rc-olcction.
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1 come during the past few months. ‘
Their accounts do not. fluctuate.
' "Th 5“ f ” ‘ B" l
H'l‘hoso who have invested their savings in this Bank have not been
worried by the two billion dollar slump in stock values which has
. hi CABKlilD for FULL VAWE including the credited interest.
e South Norwallt Savings Bank ;
lilenltmulidliiu, 01 Wilhllifliiin Strut, dou’th Norwslk, 0111111.
Ordered, That the administratrix ex
hibit her adrnlnistrntiou account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bnto other. in Norwalk. on the lilih
day of Scptcuibcr. 1907, at 10 o’clock
i'oronoon', and that all persons inicrost
cd In said cstato may be notified thoro-
of. the urimlnisiratrix will cause this
order to ho publishcd In a newspaper
having 11 circulation in said district
at least five days bci‘orc said iiith day
of September. 1907.
illslNltl' W. iiitliilOilY.
slil lt .ludgc.
FROM FAR AND NEAR.
Japan is experiencing serious labor
conditions.
China produces 400,000 ounces of
gold Yearly.
'l‘hcrc are 270 active volcanoes in
the world. ,
Young couriers rciunin nestling for
one whole your.
The first strcct to bc ilghicd by (111111
Was Pall Mail. This was in January.
1807.
Prince Bismarck of (‘ici‘niuny would
licvor all down lo 11 dinner with 13 m
the lulilo.
Kim; licopoid has ol‘l‘ci'od 11 prize of
1130.000 for a rcmody for the sleeping
sickness which is wiping out his 11111»
iccts in Africa.
A college of foreign languages has
been council in (111111011,01111m. the port
from which most emigrants sail to
distant parts of the globe.
in London tliorc urn 71711011 school
children. 480,000 of them over seven
yours of 111111 and DI those :18, 000 arr
half time 111111111 cursors.
"Who were with you on the picnic?"
"’i‘hc 111111111 contingent. Our sister
and our cousins and the ants.”~linltl-
more American.
M
thvw
They are always worth and CAN
that ho
perfuirior want at pcrfnnioswnot with
the primary idea of producing some-
thing excellent. but with the primary
idea of producing something novel, bi
rurro profitablo.
nous.
vented u now perfnmo that smells inst
like gasoline."
V
Heroio "I‘ve, meat to Train Hie : '
Nerve-thet Happened.
‘ (New York Sun.)
A fortnight or so ago a news story
,was printed in the Sun telling how a
steveddro committed suicide after
yielding to temptation to drink. Seven
years before, after buying been pulled
through a bail spree with‘extreme dif-
ficulty, he had bought some poison
and declared that he would use it if
He
carried this resolution out. “A case
of what we call the fixed idea, rather
unusual among men of the stovedore
class, , but by no means unprece-
dented,” was the comment. on this case
of 11 medical man who for many years
has made a special study of alcohol-
ism.
“i recall." ho continued, "11;: 1:."111
of a patient who was the bluckslicep
of an old Washington Square family.
When he was cast of! by his people on
account of his dissipated habits, he
supported himself by giving piano lcs
sons This man's tipple was pouch
brandy, for which he had a passion
unwanted to n mania. One night
whilé sitting intoxicated in the back
room of a Fourth avenue saloon he
quarrelled with a young follow. The
young chap drew a knife, and the
music teacher struck out at him
blindly, catching him on the point of
the law with his light list. The young
follow went to the floor and his head
stiuck the edge of an iron splti..oon
lils skull was fractuicd and he died
in a hospital the next day
“The music teacher was tiled for
the thing, but there were plenty of
witnesses that he'd only acted in do
tense of his life and he was lct off
He never drank a diop of his favorite
pout l1 brandy 01 of anything else when
he left the Tombs. instead of that
be devised a peculiar scheme of self
IOlIlll‘Ld llc‘d place a bottle of the
fragrant peach brandy—than which no
liquor made has a mo1e perfect hou-
nded—011, the piano in his lodgings, and
then, with the bottle uncorkcd and
the fruity aroma filling the room, hc'd
play for houis in a sort of trance i
caught him in the act of thus racking
himself one clvcniug. when atliuclcd
by his music] dropped In at his lodg
lugs The fine fiagraucc oi' the pouch
brandx so filled the mom and was so
oveiwhelming in its appeal to men a
normal mun that l haukcred for somc
drinks out of the bottle myself i
warned him against his practice of
mailicatlng his noivous olganimtion
in that way, but his only reply was
that he was t1ylng to atone by that
sort of thing for having permitted him
soil to take a human life.
“One night while playing at the
piano. with the bottle. of peach brandy
sending its perfume all over the place.
tho black sheep music tcncbcr sud—
donly ceased 11111111111. grabbed the
botiic‘. knocked the neck of it against
the side of the 111111111.11011r11d llli‘
liquor out on the floor. and then with
the jagged edges of the bottle cut his
throat. There is little doubt that tho
old mania for the drink had seized
him and that he had killed himself
rather than surrender to it."
THE SEWING CIRCLE.
'l‘hc sowing clrclo mot one day
As sewing circles do.
To make up clothes for heathen folk
in for off 'l‘lmbuctoo.
'l‘ho carsof all the absent burned
Before that crowd got through.
One matron spoke right up and said
She thought. she must confess "
"ihat M1'.s Stebblns looked a fright.
in box now auto dress .
And all the others gave assent
With almost cheerfulness.
Another said that she had heard
’l‘hat Mrs. Brown, perfore
From crucify. had asked the court
'i‘o grunt her a. divorce
The others nodded knowingly
And said: “Of course, of course."
One said "Your mustn't whisper this,
But i have got. it straight
'i‘hat Mrs. Wilson takes cocaine
At an alarming rite."
The other motmbers said that they
llud heard the some of late.
Another said that Binks folks
Just. couldn’t pay their rent.
For Blnks has gone to gambling and
They haven‘t got a cent.
The others had expected it,
And smiled in deep content.
A prime old amid of saintly main.
Avorrcd in accents and
That .linukey's boy was locked in jail
For stealing from his dad.
The. others said they always know
That boy would turn out, bad.
The sowing circle. talked along
.As sowing circles do.
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FOR MONEY PURELY.
"Muurico (lruu told 11111,” sold
ll
composer, "'tbat bo owcd his succoss
to the fact that ho unoduced opera
solely from the business. novcr from
the musical or artistic standpoint
“Frank. wasn't it? Most men in
his line use his method, but hypoc1iti
cnily pretend to bc artists. ”
"Poor (lion, in our discussion. said
wont at music as 11 certain
"'i‘hlc porruincr. ho exclaimed, uuidi
one day 511in to a friend:
"‘iiurrnhl l’m doing 11 rushing bust
ill be rich in 11 your. ivo in-
"'Iiut-~' said his friend. "but—«l
dod’t—~er—«-qulto use the point.
" "the and! is soiling like hot cnkos.‘
said the pcrfumcr. ‘Mcn and women
alike are buying:
their vanity.’l’
of gasolsns and people think that they
own automobiles." ,
it. You see, it tickles
oy so about redolent
“They say his wife has money. " .
"Well that isn't his innit. li'hoy vs
eon married only 11 short dwelt-aboa-
EURIAL 0? MRS. SHEPARD.
The body or 1111.,011101119‘ Shepard,
wife of Samuel Shepard. of Norwsik.
was taken to Danbury. yesterday 111‘
ternoou on the 2: 20 train for burial in
Wooster cometary. The funeral 11111-
vlco was held in the Wooster chapel
immediately after the ariivai of the
train. Rev Arthur J. Smith, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Danbury, onlciatod Mia. Shepard died
at her home in Norwalk Tuesday. She '
Mr. and .
was sixty eight years of age.
Mrs. 13 o rd were residents of D1111-
bury 1' any years. They lived on
Lake avenue until they came to Nor.
walk several years 11811.
MISC MARY LITTLEJOHN.
Many 3frelnds in Norwalk were very
greatly shocked this morning upon the
receipt of word of the death of Miss
Mary B. Littlojhon at Surunuc Lake
in tho Adrlondack Mountains, of Miss
Mary B Littlojohn. daughter of Mrs.
Mary Littlejohn of West avenue Miss
Littleiohu had been in ill health from
lung trouble for u long time but two
weeks ago when her mothci returned
from a stay with her at 311111110 Lake,
sbo scorned to be doing nlociy.
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MRS FREDERICK BE ERS.
The insert“ of Mrs. Frederick Beers
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
her into home in Orchard street, Nor-
walk. Tho Rev Frank D. Torrey. pas-
to) of the N01 walk Methodist Church,
will ojfliclato and interment will fol
low in NorWnlk Cemetery
“The Sins of Society" is the title of a
now London drama it must. be one of
these serial plays. such as the Chinese
produce.
Papa-l never told lies when l was
a boy. Willlc.
Willie—When did you begin, papa?
~Slovo.
Resolutions.
At a meeting of the vestry of Trinity
Church, South Norwalk. Conn. held on
Sopt.3d,1907 the following iiisolu
lions weie unanimously adopted:
Willflitie AS, it has pleased our heav-
enly Fatiim in lls infinite wisdom to
remove from 5 our senior member
Col. Leslit1 binith U. S. A. who depart-
11d this life on August 29th, .1907. we
bow with humble1 submission to the
dislne will knowing that lie doeth all
things Well; be it therefore
Riot-10M lei.) That we, the members
of Trinity vsslry. wish at this time to
place on 1coo1d our high nppicclatlon
of the manly Christian chmactcr of
our departed lnol.,l1cr and ex111ess our
deep sorrow and great loss.
As soulox warden. which office he
has held ior many years. his advice in
all affahs oi the parish has ch1 been
for its best intcr.csts Of a strong and
iii-(idea character, ills opinions have
1111111 given with kindness and flim-
lions and once formed wcro un—
changod
As 11111111111
E436
of the parish. and as
liensurm of Arclulcuconry of Fair-
iicld, he 11c1io1'mcd his duties with
careful attention to every detail.
(.‘ol. Smith has always been dc-
voted to the church. and most faithful
to all of his obligations. in his place
.11 .111 the senders. and faithful to all
of his (luilcs as a member of the par
Ish lie was a most genial friend and
(Ollltly gentleman. and an earliest
Christian.
Liberal in the support of the church.
he was always ready to aid any worthy
calls. With a kindly welcome to m"
cryonc. his 1 presence will be sadly
"dosed by every member of the par-
ish. and the vestry feels most pro-
foundly the loss of his fellowship. his
kindness. and his advice. His example
has always been an inspiration, and
his mommy will hold for us the stand-
ard of a devout Christian. We thank
our lwarcnly Father for his good ox-
nmplc. and pray that peace perpetual
may rest upon him.
Willi the members of Ills family and
especially her who is so grievously nf~
llictcd. we mourn. and assure them of
our deepest sympathy; we commend
them to God's gracious mercy and
protection. May the Lord bless them
and hoop them; the Lord lift up His
cou11tcilniiCe upon them. and glvo them
pence both now and ovcrmore.
REV. ii. A. SAD'I‘LER,
1’. N. Shll'l‘li.
Clork Protein.
NOTICE.
The legal voiors of the East Norwalk
l-‘iro illsirict are hereby notified and
warned that a special meeting of said
rotors will be hold at the Fitch School.
in le'ast Noru'nlk. on Wednesday. Sop-
tcmbor lit. iiiiiT. at 8 o'clock 11. 111.. to
lakc action upon the following mal~
Il'l'iel.’
'i‘o boar 11 rcport from tho commit-
too 11111111 lighting the streets of the
district. to take action upon the 111111111.
and to appropriate accessory funds, if
deoincd advisable.
To hour the report of the District
Commliloo up to Juno. 1111. 11107. and
to accept the some if advisable.
'i‘o appropriate funds to lay sewers
upon suvcral stroots not now contain-
ing trunk scwors. .
lly order of the District Counnittco:
EDWARD 11‘. idii‘ii'l‘ii,
Ali’l‘H iilt WAlililtO N,
1 liOWAlill LOWNDES.
Dated 1111 Abbott Norwnlk. Conn. Scot.
OUR NEW FALL NINE OF CARPETS AND BUGS, INCLUDING THE MOST POPULAR MAKES, IS NOW
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. IT EMBRACES A WIDE VARIETY OF THE NEWERT PATTERNS IN ALL
NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASED COST OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. WE ARE
ENABLED THROUGH LARGE PURCHASES MADE EARLY, TO OFFER THIS LINE AT PRICES lN MANY
GRADES.
CASES THE SAME AS LAST YEAR, AND WITH ONLY A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN OTHERS.
oun LINE OF Ruos INCLUDES ALL SIZES FROM THE sMALLEs'r UP To THE LARGE CARPET
SIZE~WHICH WE HAVE lN ALL ouAerIes, FROM THE LOW 1111105 mounts *UP- TO THE FINEST w'lL.
Tons. AN lNSPEchON OF 0011 LINE WILL couvmca ANY BUYER THAT we HAVE THE oooos AND
THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
TRIS'I'RAM
.. ...|a.lnll
a Hrs-1'11, NORWALK, CONN.
" goodness.
of
mans-.11- 111113101.-
150 a. Copy.
Won't You Waltz
Home With Me?
'Ncath the Old Acorn Tree, Swee
Estelle.
Red Wing (song and instrumental.)
Yesterday (by Chas. K. Harris.)
l-loncy lioy.
Nobody‘s Little Girl.
Swaotlc Dcar.
Write. Wire or ’l‘clephonc.
Bye Bye. Dcaric.
AND OTHERS.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block,
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Home Sweet .
132 Washington St.
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H. ”Kriegcr & '00.
29-31 West Washington Street.
Outfitters far
chool Boys
t
iiiiii
andGirls.
DID
YOU
EVER
TRY
CROSS
CREEK;
COAL
0
WE SELL 11*,
The lens in! ii
Bring in 110111 children to us and we
will fit them from head to 1001.
Good Suits, Good Dresses, Good ..
Stronu Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Qood Strong Stockings. '1 '=-
You can have them shamed to 110111
tanning account, 0111011 mau open
l D
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‘.e .0
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a new charge account.
Rector. .
Our alterations are almost com-
til—~Ii111‘i’bcc"
In A" LOIMO";
m
Phone 642-2.
“Wear snEduai in",
pleie. NewFail Goods are arriv-i
11111 dailu. This store will be better
than {611131 to serve‘iils customers.
Have uour name enroiléd on 0111
books and get the lienoiiiuoi our
up to date charge sustem. -:-
H. KRIEGER 8. GO.
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3 Reasons Why! 3
infieoauee we receive daily i'reeh arrival. of Teen, Coffees and Choice
Grooerlee.
zuaeeeuee our prices are as low as elsewhere in town.
3~Beenuee our Premium are FREE. 1 “‘ "
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‘1
ReciStrirs’ Not'ce
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The lloiud dfi'ltcuiutms for the See
and Voting District of 1110 Town or
Norwnlk. Contigl will hold a public 1.11111»
nion at. tho ’i'own Court mom. Mari»
loud strcut in said district. on Thurs
dui. Sortcnmnr 111 1907 from nine
(91 a. m. to this 613) 11 111.. to rocclv’e
applications to he made voters.
. ‘ CHARLERA AWAIA’FRB,
DAME!) KlilOtlli
Rogistrnrs‘ oi Voters, Second Voting
District, 'l‘owjn oi Norwnlk. Conn.
I13 1t
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SCHOOL, TIM
Largo assortment of Boys’ suits.
Clips, Waists. etc, at special,
Enoch,
prices.
11 10111338
new. 11111: new PulNlOl-illbr‘
to. 11011th
11 NC. MAIN C1".
BPEOiAL FOR FRIDAY AND smunp‘hv.
TnngicfontFlyPnper.. .. .,. diiubieeneet lo
Dost Batter . per pound. ‘
6 pounds Granulated Sugar 2611
Pure Lord .1111 poundefor Elie
EXTRA 111111011111. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Wlth each and every 3011 purohue of Ten or Coffees, we will HIV. '
Handsome Souvenir free, In addition to the regular oheoke.
The Boston T1111 1i [hike In.
:3 North Main Street, tthdh. ,.
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