I
k Chitin-hm
”(fit/tr" NEW run.
m
I: Ito
.7 roau't»d0 bottor.
Bilnwn'alvul mi... aplondld tibristmss am.
«i .
, r willbcthostom-sweptuiabts this winter and how comfortable
‘ .
‘ r or clip
”“1
.OIIIy _ is large.
il’hi‘oa or.
mp . . maimed Naws
i“. . I . ' in. 2%
.- H K Iab'and Willinm'lzomonzoi-
‘ II héwl‘ofirdod to It‘rlnnda School for -
. tho winger grin. __
' Dildld Jlayuiond has returned to An-
dqvcr; tutor spending the hoildpya at
his barrio hero.
’ Th0” Irla‘ Friendly Society of St.
Paul? hurch. will be hold at the town
one y
even 'i
jubifWaIl street. tomorrow
Til-1N1 o hiy..meutlnx oi’ the Door-
kcopsrs. Circle oltha Norwalk Congre-
gational church-will be held this (Well-
lug atlizatl. with Mrs. w. it. Baldwin,
of Wall; street. ,
Mitt. when 8. Burton. wire of ex.
Mayo gpugtfi. hay about
from or- illness of typhoid fcv~
or, andi. ‘ .
walk, H‘ spit ‘tornorrow.
NA ”walnutt’hm of the Town of
orw . . ~ told at the town as-
ith‘? i -
It I street. Wodnuaduy
crop ‘ i dthflo o'clock. for Idle, [nir-
poac. )4 .FHWBMIJW the action of the
last ,_ .lnl town martini; in rescinding:
tho .Wo of iormor town met-tings.
‘ whit: it) Uli‘ltl roconstnu-t tho Went-
por‘t‘ labour-ding to tho plan of State
Ill): arayCornmlssionar James H. Me.
Doh d.‘ridd appropriated money for
tho vorit. . ‘
Mall'vtlirkrler Henry M. Perry. of Nur-
Walk, figured as tho principal in quitu
an exciting runaway. yoaterdsy lll'loI‘-’
noon.‘ iMr. Pt-rry started out to make
his cpllsctltm of mail. in a sleigh, and »
while: in. Main street. one or tlu- rnn~
hora plum“. in tho trolio‘y tt‘llA-It. throw-
inn the popular mail curricr in a heap
into ho‘nnow. Thu animal. now con-
r-ldcr Illii- frightened. started on a run.
but wan captured in (Inthcrlnr atroct.
by Willdt. Chinary. No datnagu result-
a-d [rd .
was «Inlhiurcd.
Bancroft Konllteck, formerly an il-
lustrator on "Puck." and whose broth-
or or a; chef at the Soldiers Home. in
Nuroton. in a priaoncr at [)OIIN‘ head-
quarters.‘under charges of assault and
breach of me peace on the person of
Frank Karl. a most dealer. whose place
at business is situated at 70 North
Main ntrcct. Some time ago Konlbork
was stnployed there. and this morning
he droppod in to we Karl. The meet.
in; waa‘not a plmsant one. and Karl
ordorod‘him .out_ Konulhock turned on
him and struck him in tho farc,‘rut-
ting him somewhat. "9‘ turned Kon-
Kils‘ckt oi‘or to thc police, who nr‘I-eatwl
In.
MA'R‘NAL LAW IN SAN MIGUEL
UNTY.
1. CO
DENVER. (7010.. Jan. 4.—r—l'ndor tho
proclamation issued by Governor Pond
hotly. declaring San Mignal county to
be In a stay» of insurrection and giving
tho-milltnn' full power to 051- such
moaauroa as thoy doom propvr to run
tore peace. Major Zoph T. Hill. com-
‘mandoroif tho military st Tellurldo. has
entahllahud II strict press I‘animhip
and taken control or hoth tho talc
graph and tolaphonc llnos.
. so cheap in some u‘IIstI't‘ll
autos that they are sold by tho hunch.
Vic lw‘
,, final.» to trad. with m
“Wat-pod you wm'sa va
16; Ma aodloalra many
pa by continuing to
‘ that Is rallabla.
1 than triad arbor:
”9”“ try us our-
' In...
- can.»
an cold
rs is a your-Ion: reminder of tho giver.
It's only a question of taste.
recovered .
ably leave' the Nor- .
the lucidcnt. and Mr. Perry"
Wflioha to hop all our '
; b0. autod in his chair. the hon vy shoes cast aaido tor the morn oom-
" slippers. flow pleasant to contamplslar
Choosing here II
Siippers from 50 cts. up.
1 iii . F D. LYON It co-
1m. “Sill
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i RECEPTION FOR MISS IVINOTON.
. Given by Mr. and Mn. w. it. Iylngton,
. Last Saturday Night.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Bylngton
Izavu .a very elaborate and planning N'-
caption at tin-tr home in l'lt-ldcu avo
nur. Norwalk, Saturday night. in honor
.0! their daughter, Misti Eloise Flying-
ton, who a short» time ago returned
from Naples. ltaly. where she was the
guest 01' bur III'aINlpaI'oItta_ Unltod
Status Consul and Mra. A. llomcr lly-
inutuu.
A large number of guoats won- in at-
tcndancc during tho «evening anti thor-
oughly enioynd the occasion.
A feature of the function wan the
game "Slippery Anna," a form of the
game “lwarta "
The first and around iadies' prizoa
wore captured by Miss Annie Andrews
and Miss Sally Betta, thit' the first
and wound gentleman's awards ware
secured by Gilbert Bogart and lrviIIIr
Wilmot. The consolation trophloa
toll-lo Miss Alice Marie and (loorao i..
I Woodward.
An 'oiaborate auppt-r watt sort-rd.
' The scram snow storm Saturday night
in nowiao lntorfornd with tho pleasures
of tho evening.
V uuoza lNCRIASED aONos.
Bridgeport, Hold for Suporlor Court.
HARTFORD. Jan. 4.—-Undcr int-roan-
on bonds. Nathan Baron. of Ilrldacport.
and Charlca ll. Clark. of Now Britain.
who have been under nrroat charttod
Milt Hlt‘fllinfl 8.000 pounds of N'l‘lll)
'mt-tai from the factory of lafllldl'rfl.
iFl’lIi‘y ll: Clark in Now Britain. worn
i today hold for tho Suporior Court alit-r
.a hearing lit-forte .Iudgc Clark. who
I found probable cans». Nt'lthor of tho
I rcspondunia took thu- aland.
‘ WhI-n tit.» question or bonds cumr up,
1 l'roacrutlm: Attorney Calhoun inform-
od tho court that root-ht lnrontlxation
indicatI-d that tho scrap stolen from
. llw factory was worth 310.000 to m..-
Tmo. Tht- nttorIIt-y also dcclarod that
mun purporting to rvprcacut liars-a had
boon to EN} hltn and had mado a prop.
oaltlon .that if the rash worc droppod.
Bart-s would pay 810.000 to lht' firm of
Landcrs. l-‘rnry A Clark. Aftor hour-
ing this statement. .ludxc Clark rotun-
cd 3. rcqunat from tho dci'onrt- for a rr-
durtlon In ball and llrlil‘l‘t'ti the bonds
incrcaacd. Bart-a Wila' Ilt'iti in $10.
000 and Clark in 83.000. NI-ltlwr was
nhiv to furnish Ihl' rt-ouirutl auroty.
. Iiuroa ia II Junk dealt-r. whih- t‘IIIrk
.wsa fornwrly I-mploywl by Lamb-rs.
4‘ Frnry It Clark. and had charge of tho
I arrup «It-.pnrtnwnt. Clark ltna bot-n in
jail alure thit‘f‘nlill'l' 15.
LARGE SALARIES.
i Chorus Girls
3 . Wank.
i While tht- figuring cannot bo “up-lott-
i ly depended on. there is little reason to
i doubt that the salaries named by norm:
women pluyvrs arc of the splendid ord-
{ or. Mr. lam-lit- (‘artvr not» $1.400 per
i nook. it In said. and a about of the prof-
? its. .\laIulc Adams earns 850.000 nor
; )l‘Fll'. EIlIol Barrymore t‘twmivmii $300
,. pvr wot-k and a pcrruutauo. Margin-t
; Anglin is l‘I'HHIl'ti with IIlt' aauiv sum,
f and liildu Spong «urns $175.
in strong contrast tri it "to reported
| rv-Iuarkahlv ulti'llillgat of lmnalo stara,
; thoac familiar with tho subject “"0“"
; t'lkllh’ilit‘l‘llilil‘ light on tho mooted quua-
i tloII of what (‘iltll‘llll girls got. Alto-
. author. it in said. ”turn are 10.000 girla
lllll this road this alumni warning Iver-
'a-:r suinriva of 814 a weak.
IOWA'S CAPITAL THREATENED.
_....._-
000.000 lino.
broke- out in the attic of Iowa's 83.000.-
000 capitol building today and throat-
' our: destruction to the entire structure.
Elvvcn ‘ companion or tin-mun yaro
lighting the flamt-a.
THIRD lNFANTRY APPOINTMENTS
Thomas Hunt. of Norwalk, has been
reappointed color sergeant of the
Thirdlteglmcnt. Joseph A. Carior, of
NOI‘VIHL has also boon continued an
Commissary sergeant. Both appoint-
ments ware made by Colouoi ll. 1..
Fitch.
COLLINSVILLE. Jan. t.—«A two
tenement house owned by Julius hi.
Horn. a mile south of this village. has
boon dostmyed by fire. Mr. Horn.
who occupied the lower tenement, Inau-
agcd to save a little of his furniture.
but the furnishings of the upper iloor
occupied by J. B. Scheidol and family.
were all burned. The loan is about 8:.-
600. partly insured. The origin is un—
known. . .
- 4.-....lN. m. t.-—8cvcral Japauaco
claws who ..tha been attending tno
cavalry school at Hanover have receiv-
. ed cablo lean-gnu from their govern-
lo.
most, instructing themxto return,
Japan lmmediatoly.- . '
’ -'~ mom Norton.
M... ‘°‘ ma rum “r“-
llll‘)’ ‘ .n.. .. -.:~ .1“ .
Whereas. . ripen . Applied-ioi nT‘iiu
saga nt‘ade when... tor'adafl‘lflon
‘N probate
Pay Average $14 a.
osmium - “A
1N.
‘ iWAIfltNOTON, Jsa. t.-—-At duo on 81'.
enlnc or the House today. the chaplain , oial not pilbillhod, (today announce-
prayod for peace bottvoon Japan anditliat Instruction-have boon sent to
Run-la. 'l‘bo remnant»; of Isaac ; Vicom Atoms ‘lt! the reply to be
Clollan (New York) was announcod. vcn to tin-last ' a Incas note.
YI POI PIAGI.
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“newt; Jon. 4..“
iiiiondBusinessinveSlmuIl
szo;ooo.d"o or STOCK
*IIIEj "VIOL’K ' ‘iIAI COMPANY.
. . . 5100 "Iran smut.
iron SALE AT PAR.
W”... . “M- .--.
To whom it may concern: . t ‘
The undersigned. a committee nppointcd by the Merchants
and Manufacturers' Association of this city have carefully examin-
ed the buildings. machinery. fixtures and merchandise in the plant
of the Volk Hat Company. and believe that «the estimate of values
as per schedule “A” herewith attached. is a very conspryattvc one.
We further find that advanced payments on spring orders now held
by the firm amounts to 82.500. and that there are. orders on the
books of the Company exceeding one thousand dozen The plant
seams to be in good condition. wi th'facilitica for turning out a very
large product. ‘
Mr. Swartz. Presidsnt of the Company. informed us that all
the obligations of the old Company. excepting the $10,000 real
citatc‘mortgage. have been cared for; that the reorganized Com.
pany would date their business from December 1st.. I903. free from
debt except as above. and that th e present equity would be repre-
sented by the common stockholders. and that t c cash received
from the sale of the preferred cap ital stock would be used as work-
ing capital. ' ~ . ‘
(Six ned.) ‘
‘ JOHN CAVANAGH.
SAMUEL l- WATKINS.
RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
THOMAS I. RAYMOND.
Committee.
THE VOLK HAT COMPANY REORGANIZATION.
Assets.
Schedule "A."
Equity in Buildings (mortgage 810.000) (cost.$30.ooo) $5.000
Machtner and Fixtures. (cost $20,000) 7.500
O
Mcrchan ice in factory. 3.000
Advance payments on Spring orders. (Commisaions) 2.500
Total. $18,000
We propose to issue accumulative prcféncd stock to investors.
320.000. The preferred stock to bear'intcrcst‘ht the rate of ‘7 per
cent.. subject to call of the comm on stockholdcp after ftyeyeara at
8120. Earnings after 7 per cent. dividcnd, on preferred ‘and 6 per
cent. dividend on common is to be diirided between preferred and
common stock.
The control to be in the hands of four directors. to’ be elected
by preferredstockholdcrs. and th rec directors to'bc elected by com~
mon stockholders. The control of the company will be in the hands
of the preferred stockholders. , ’ .
The money received from the sales of progcrrcd stock is to be
used only for the purchase of ra w material .to pay for labor.
And the-cash discounts on the ra w material wi l more than pay the
dividend on the preferred and com mon stock. We consider the pre-
ferred‘atock a first class investmc nt. .
Subscriptions will be receive d at tltc City,National Bank and
the South Norwalk Trust Company. and the offices of Taylor 8:
Golden. Jacob M. Layton and J. B. Lawrence.”
THE VOLK'HAT'COM'PANY.
_, .Ithistiao Sw’ rtz.
‘ ,s..'.*d="t-
1'0 MAKE "‘
. MONEY
You Must Invest It.
. no you SAVE?
Would poo Save 5! .00 per month and upward
Eleven Companies of Flromon at “a;
has momma, la.. Jan. i.--rIrei
if vour Principal and Interest lure Properly sc-
cured through ‘ ‘
The South Norwalk. Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
I$,N017.“specal.itoe.' Investigators matter.
It Willfntcmt . ‘ ,
» ~ X00. '. ‘1
. ‘EORIULL PARTICULARS. ADDRESS
AGENTS—CHAS. E. CURTIS. Windham. ' ‘
. E 1!. 5mm 2 No. moans.» Hormonal.
t. PL. . .. .J . uh —»‘—.~
«-1..-
A: buslnoas lararhjor dull af-
- tar In". 9 rush .90! tho.
7 Holiday {canon ; '
Wigngfiorlag assualarladaa‘mnu :
m film. Rana an as
Julio. .-
. - Aho'a Owned”.
amino ,. g l!
demu- butt-union! u .
ind fd'r tho . at sultan E. Campboii. .,
an; at servant. In said; district. 00“..
‘ TlIE LEADINGDRY DS sro
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RE. '
TRISTRAM;
H ‘AT
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ITEMS.
CORSET COVERS.
French model, trimmad with
and Hamburg lnurtion. 26c.
Frooch model, trimmad with
lace
lace.
narrow ribbon balding. mads of nain-V
000k. 500. ' .
French model. front ~Ind back.
trimmed with lacs; embroidery and
narrow ribbon. armboloa edged with
lace. made of English long cloth. 75c.
SKIRTS.
Full umbrella nounco.
tucks. a loadcr. $1.26.
hamstitchcd
' Finiahod with'a flood“. 13 lnchaa dup.i
January Sale, of. Ion Underm-
. . , I, ... .
oos casromzas WHO HAVE FOLLowao oua 'idlt‘rtikaa’roll MANY “Anti-nu” . HAVE'
SEEN IMPIiscssn av oun PsooacsswsNaaa WE HAVE ADDID ONE DEPARTMENT AFTM‘ANOTH-
ER'TO ouu susmsao As we HAva FOUND uscassnsv, AND wa HavaHAo FULL ascoonmou FROM
YOU. FOR so DOING. wa WANT To MOVE TO EVERY aaAoaIt THAT THIS STORE IS SUPERIOR TO
ALL omens roa SUPPLYING voun warns. THIS smiles on To TELLING YOU THE REASON FOR
THIS ADVERTISEMENT—NAMELY—OUR ANNUAL JANpAnv SAL! or UNDERMUSLINS. Tug CHANCE
THIS SALE AFFORDS WILL as. FOUND BENEFICIAL mitochouv A aPnIcas an: axostI-Nauv LOW
roa HIGH QUALITV mason/motes.
CAREFULLY JUDGE THE VALUE OF THE UNDERMENTIONED
Chemise gown. trimmed with Ham
trlmmsd with "iron rows of In. and 2 hurt: insertion. lace casino and ribbon.
" lnaook two at lea. $1.00
. i 1- ' fmade of on , y ,
ed" "I . 50 $1.25.
CHILDREN‘S DRAWERS.
Sun 2 to 12 yoars. the to 50¢.
DRAWERS.
Good mualin.. finished with ham-
OOWNB. ,, . stitched ruffle. Iius 23 to 21. 25c.
Good muslin, line tucked yoke, nacit ‘ Mada or cambric and Italnsook. llnish-
and “a“. trimmed with umbrlo fl". ed with full umbrolla rul‘lla. homltltch-
. 5 ed tuckl. 60c. .
M' all "I.“ so" Made of nainaook. finished with a
Empire ”W" extra 9°“ muslin. 1 deep ruil'le, trimmed with lacs inserting
trimmed with laca, embroidery ham- i and edging. bonded with "1"“! tucks.
stitched tucks. sizes 14 to 17. 866. g76c.
NO Zon
M “’hlin a Il’fllf‘i‘lmuhnfllly. harr- mnny
rlrt-Ira, hc must have at least and
ViH'. ‘
Do You Want Moneu?!
!
I tum- r in loin on all killtla ur ltv-nli
our to ‘Iir'H? yours, or on «any llli tttlily
pnymurts.
F. Arminglon Peareu.
Mortgage Broksr.
lotto l-‘ulton Strwt.
lit-pi. .\I.
Something In flu
Jewel ry Line
would be most approprlala'
for on
' Xmas git t
Call and axamlna my arooki
' Richard Noack, i
J6 NORTH MAIN STREE .
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NO. 2116 WINS
Desk and Chair.
.\II (innit-R. Hunks. 'I‘u_\s‘
and .\'o_t_\’t;itics' srliing 13F.—
L()\\‘ COST 'lllllii‘ jun. 1st.
H- R. BliiKiEY.
5.: Sigh Maitrb‘trcci.
. So. Norwalk.
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Glover‘s the Place
FOOTWEAR
that ls correct may always be
i ' found hear at
‘ Reasonable Him.
TiiE‘ELlfTiE. -
1. dorm}; , .
lsmorcfthan
A: s: i}. _ . ’
We to. say the samc‘for the:
. Ladla’ "‘"‘
PERFECIA. ..
was or;
lawman in our :1- or amall amounts tronti ..
I" and ti Iwr I-vnt iutt I'mt. 3
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lRlSTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
d 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
fit!
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You have been spending money for Xmas
presents; you have bought for all yourdricnds
and relatives; now it's time that you should
' think about yourself.
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You need an Overcoat or suit of Clothes;
probably: pair of Shoes. Your wife wants a
great many things which she could not buy bc~
for Xmas on account of other expenses. We
have all these necessaries which'you nccdz‘ -
you can make your selection here and, have
your purchases charged up; you settle the bill.
in convenient weekly payments.
Follow‘thc thousands who havc accounts in ,
our store; ask thorn abOut our Easy Payment'
‘ Plan; only all speak highly of our system. We
havclightened the burdens of. thousands of
CAN’T WE HELP YOU?
‘ families.
We charge no more 'for this accommoda-
tion. Give us a trial.
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