. . rite v.u.c.A .
Iotitlt Norwalk.
. have all the strong friends possible.
In}: first“
' not w
M. b. on s a.; mo.
Marissa tilts in; sets. hoopla.
Milo.-
fl- "Moment.
Wil—Itlltor's ltosldotioa1
Time Is ovary reason to believe that
.tlie. Y. I. 'AO. Afiwill be retained to
No more fitting 'work
illd be undertaken to start the Now‘
one Tito
vol shown In tili- la‘o in
krftitutn on is Ivory encouraging, wheui ‘
. viewed from o standpoint of the bet
.- lament of the places.
if the yotmg!
men are to be brought up right it till
obildusly essential that they have!
some- cowhwhere they can so an
spend theirl spare time. who Y. M
C. A. ’Ilis this want and young men
pass their evenings there Improvingi
- their minds. building up line. healthy
. bodies. getting ideas anti the benefit of.
good society. .
it" however the Y. M. C. A. is to be
a success. and fulfill Its highest mitt-2
stun its the community. it calls for'tho i
cordial cooperation of the young men
themselves. one and all. They should .
that try. to build up the membership as .
well as building up their ‘own mindsl
‘ and bodies, and should try to stimulate ‘
a' healthy interest In the association in:
the minds of. the public at large. Show I. .
the people what good the association
really does and the support of the pub- i
ill: will he far stronger. .
liueiuess men shotiiti realise that iti
la a benetlt to them indirectly and try
to help it along as mlich as possible
The association will doubtless havoi‘J
*‘aome severe struggles before It is Plac-
led on such a basis an will assure. Its
permanent existence, and it should
No stronger proof of friendship:
could be than the giving of money to
this good work.
jest 'twbictt people shim . "
idpouso
't
-u
m
his spouse with the stovolittor °
\t-nilig befort- “hilt‘ they llllti liccn
.alklng to or
was not
If" you do not feeli bought it was the slow nlitl not tht
lilo l'itiutilitt
auto
that yoil ca’nlgive money. give your' liter "9an Telegram
moral support and aid in every way
podsibie. '
The committee having the re-oigan-
intion iii hand are deserving of tho
armievfl commvudalion tor the admir- “ “'9 m“ " ”Wk” 5“" g" m ““""‘m""‘ i u dolls llkc lilo Kt'ntl‘iltltlnfl that went
able work thus far accomplished, and ”‘3 ““9"” "f “m“ 0” “mm” "“ “h“‘t' More thunk-other tors are mm lilo. shop it was twtt-n “(our and at the late
should be given tho hoartiest support
Knoll their future plans.
4*”...
AN URGENT MATTER.
Seven thousand dollars ol' the pro-l
(erred stuck of the Volk Hat Company
has been Rllllflt“t,lll)t_‘l which lcstts in”
teen thousand iti lit: disposed in ii lllih. '
concern is to be continued lli success-
Jill operation.
posed of ill the shortest tlnlt- possible.
otherwise this city will undoubtedly
lose. one of its loading mentlfaotttrlngi
concerns. The prospects tor the rt-
‘laattering chafacicr.
Million already sot-tiled sic sufficient.
to assllrc itssucteasi‘ui operation. or
*tllo proceeds of the new stock nothing
‘ its required for building or machinery.
*5 the factory In thoroughly onulppttl.
.fioney is required only for manufac-
3an purposes, and tho investment
promises assured returns.
:M the company plinlt l in another t-ol-
. lain. wbcro full information is gin-:ti
Nl' Swain, president of the coin-
. will be led to go 0\ or the. at.
6f the oak-con to tho fullest we >
. with any who may tlcsile in pm
me investigation
:n‘lattti an impel-tint. thud
Mile. 1 nvoives a :ttaliouw’) lt-a. .
.tt:,,anll we like its‘lnost oil. I coil-E
, sldorstion by all who are necking a
mind invostrnenl‘ and who ate consid-
ring the welfalc of the city at largo. ’
MU! Norwalk cannot itt‘fortittt haw"
the Yolk Hat t‘ompam dist-outlituol
business which- it must do unless It;
hit} the. assistance anti co- oporation‘
ghfiottth Nor-walk man in court said
‘eouldn't recall that ho had struck
3‘ We tall attention to the prttsptuttie
its like waiing a rod ting ill an an- i
:i3 bull to have an Eskimo toll lls'
that it Is not cold now. and to empha-
it! forth“ ith
Some of tlit‘. atllt‘ DKIN‘IN arc calling l patterns for u", 10th tlrt'illltt’ "ppm“, halt nut been so low since.
:‘llllt a “cold suap‘ . To us It seems as; .kll-tp hiltll a... .m- “or“ on mum and ’ oit it‘cbruary 6. I868 It was as It is in
it! it is no snap at all.
iliidently tho stato polite do not coll ]
sldor burglaries in their lino of btisi- ‘.
Ugh!
l'tlb‘l. We
That Noroton l-nttttiiniauxt
it is of that important (" stoty about bathing in the river yt-wi u‘ttlllllc a gun“ .1...“ mm. pattern a: t”!
that thew-Mitfofrthls litpt‘lr be filtl— ‘ toiday is all that is neoticd to com-i 'ot the ‘m sinuotii again tiltin it will to
pit to a case of the shivers. Bridgeport
concur in the show.
A man vtas kept ptiuolit-t ill b light
organized Int We ate oi the most. house within half a mile of .tl'idgo-‘
()r'tiels for this port b3 the lot-
lhr city
had about it.
his is pl‘ctty hard weather for the.
must be far
lialatilse to work on tho oyster boom.
wllich gather tho iiilalios out in the
callers and It
. wound.
Twenty iuort- klilcti iii a train wreck. ‘
is the silcdtlillg of human blood itlid’
the sacrifice of human lifc all (his lor-
riiic pace never to let tlp.’.’.
The proper
iulioli returns.
way to front .
is'to rub it. with snow ltpii '
a
mp
MIGHT 8m IN THE WORLD.
The Band is the Sinclair's Protection.
oitliol.
Ho could mil got lot
We \\“llilt‘l' liL ht‘ l't'li \‘cry
.. i“
flakes F riemis Fast
and Fast Friends
The Cigar
You never tire 01—50.
FASHIONS.
COLD WINTER lN WILTON.
. What sort of a costume is it that The Winter of 1868 Did Not Equal the
loos not intro its wrist bag or purse of . One of 1904.
lill'mlll‘lflit‘ «losisn and iiiutmial? litlltor Sentinel: ’llle question now
. in: is it cold enough for you? in Au‘
E H it though the .mm M n" ”a If“: gust we had: is it hot enough for you?
, iitiat ttppropliatt- fol motor wear them , th id t
.tlo those who prefer lilo fill“ titled \\.t.~il “9 in \tilton Md 0 0° 9'
:loiil t'ilfll. consiticrillg It atllartt r. "“"MM‘ we "“‘r Md or ever heard 0'
by lotord for January 3rd or any other
The "New York Sun“ has discovered time in February 6 1868 we bad u“,
that "N (It!) 0! lllt‘ 00-1 l“ 0%"an icoldosi looming I ever heartiof betore.
list iitllt thildron arc titit interested i Atl- M39“. it wutwpmymnpaems
bolus zt ru. .\l J. Grilmmiius heel
‘ :‘tr,rcil . ltibli It (‘Ome k'u Midmco ll. was
The pattern pubilshtis etc bailing tacitly-four iul.ow The. thermometer
By noon
they ate it grout convenience to tho; llll‘ “Drills had ninety days of
lltllmlll who aunts to make it mmlorni sttighing that inter and not over
earint iit‘ out of hot (till one. gill inches of snow at one time.
fully.
()nt- cannot use cold cream too firmly Y0“? respect .
‘ while this fret-ring woiiutec Mata. nt- . “H‘ ”AM 0 TAHAHL
‘ not allow the hands anti face to “0 ill- TROLLEYHN‘UNOT IY HIGHWAY-
lurcd ii) this ion strcrt- cold It wilii
h‘Alfl LAKE fit Utah. Jan. 7.—
.iohn Gleason. motorman on a Consoli-
4 dated Street Railway car ambot and
instantly killed and Thomas Brighton,
.\‘t‘llllll’i‘ to nutko the liltl\‘t'l‘t~‘llll_\’ lushw ”N. conductor on the “me “r “3 fit-
l-“m‘ 7-”"‘““““ ”1““ l” Mm" “"“m‘ lolly shot today by a masked highway-
"R“ "IN “"11" l‘"’"“"" "“"' madc I, man who was attempting to rot) them
: mute iut-k3 atlttkt- than uhtu Hilt‘: 0! their nioncv and ”mum“ The
1} “t‘tl UH" ”ll” ““1“!" "Will": “ti" attaiisni escaped immediately after tlio
.- sillllllil be the llllta- i‘nabionuhlc flib-l shooting without securing .n) booty
it for atttot goblin. Tht' tllltlollntz took pine in a nluml)‘
iht \totnitn \ilttt itlcn at connitlt-rultioi actiioti district. The car mt‘n allowed
llrilflllt't in the country and is. obliged tight and tho shooting followed.
t .0 go to the thesilol oi olttls if at itii.
:n it trolley car. should turn liiiikci WILL BURY PQATICAL HATCHET.
:ht- mistake of Wearing a light and» LONDON .laii. 7.——'l‘llc Impending
t 'till‘illt'lltlllh opcrti clottk. The color roturn of the Duke of llevoushirc. who
; .iiuttiti in :i ttllirl out . nuti tilt-re should (lottiiicr ft. last. resigned thc offlct'I of
'w nu t'llllttll‘llll‘ trimming». 3 Lord [’l'tlfiitlt‘lll of lllt‘ Council. to the
int” and llllltrlli sumo .miiital ntiti I unml llm‘l.‘ 5,. “nmmnmtd by tho
mu ltttouu .tppt-ttts uith u lot lx’i l'all Milli hast-tie which unduniiaudli
t lit-git bountiful M'tllh‘klll .tnti l’-i- that tho illikt- and Lord Rosciicry hare
inn lamb viill l‘tmlllti tlio tillttll otjngrootl to "iittr3 tbc political hatchet."
‘ 'urs Itu ttutts.lt1uth stamni .wts sonic niitl tuliulgalnato iht ir intcrcsis
in! spring up fnt some titliol flu but it; ——
illltlillllh' only to it t‘nti. lillti lusts ilurdiy: HARRRIMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT
Ilo Httih‘llll iiiloligh it Him. liit ittli Niv‘Vi‘ YORK. Jail. 7—4}. H. Harri
lttoun soul and tho t'ltwo t"‘llllt(l lililllli man was today elected president of
. is war the real tnvorilt-s t-ht iiiiitiu I'u'ciiic Railway Company
keep them so
We could not llth‘ Itiot't tit-.~ia.titl.
.._—.q .——. _-_...
. public by the committee until the town
laalnau
waranwfl'm. t. lunch
the report of the town committee
which has employed experts to stam-
ina the books of tho town treasurer.
Burton H. Mattoon, will not lie made
muting tomorrow afternoon. the state-
ment was made today by a man in
close touch with the investigation that
the committee will report the discovery
of an alleged indebtedness heretofore
unknown to the amount of "3. till: 07.
According to this statement the ln-
debtedness of the town instead of be-
ing about ”8,000. as has been sup-
posed. exceeds $00,000, the newly dis-
covered portion being in the form of
notes hold b the Watertown Savings
Bank, of wh ch Mr. Maltoon is trous-
urer.
Pending the report of the committee.
iiti explanation is given as to the man- .
nor in which the alleged additional in- -
dcbtednees is claimed to have accum-
ulated. Mr. Nattoon maintains silence
for the most part. but says contidcniiy
that he can explain the whole situation
satisfactorily at the proper flitlmt’lll.l
line of his bontlttmen as treasurer of.
the bank said today that the taxes of
the town had been inatltllciont for a
number of yours to meet requirements,
anti that the notes were simply givcn'
from time to time to meet the differ-i
l'llt't‘.
i
CAPE catonv IMMIGRATION. !
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.——Sir Percy Baii- '
domain, the British constil-gcnoraL gart-
out the following today: "information
has been received that the government
of Cape Colony desire, owing to tho.
Ill'l‘fif‘lll condition of trade in the colony t
.lllll throughout South Africa. to dis-
i'tllll‘flfl“ the. further immigration of per-
sons without ample moans or prospect
of immediate employment; Numbers
of skilled artisans and others have
been thrown out of work and fresh ar-
rivals accentuate the position "
ililltiuy'lliltl bullwhip
'11! A NIHILATOR OF WON
DEATH or. NIRAL BECKER.
ST. PAUL. inu.. Ja‘nfi 7.——Gon.
vit‘Ol’flC l. Becker. former chairman of
he State Board of Railroad and Ware
house Commissioners and for many
years prominent in public life in St.
Paul and Minneapolis. is dead. Gen-
eral Becker was once a member of
bylaporis'
Rnnnsi float-ante §aie
'9‘ ' -‘ l
Sistine and “issue Winter Sockets.
Coats sub Suits Commenced Sat-
urday; ind Will Continue.
Ni 'bids \Deok. ' ' '
Extraordinsm'ilabies \u Nitrite Sitiuos.
tltilliilc.
colors “'t‘i't' Slit.
costs in all.
|.:tdltv~a' Coats,
initlios‘ (.‘tints.
nnt‘ $25.00.
ed ill our store last week.
hit at one price.
ed 861m. Clearance Price.
Congress from Minnesota. and was the
i)cni0crsiic candidate for governor ill
i859.
JUST ONE MINUTE.
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
ll olic mintlto. because it kills the ini-
mbt- which tickles the mucous mcm
lirano causing the cough and at the
same time clears the phlegm. draws.
utit the inflammation and bottle and:
women the affected parts. Ono min i
to cough ciiro strengthens the lungs,
wards tiff pneumonia and Is a harm
loss and actor falling cure in all ours
ilo tat-tea of Coughs Colds anti L‘roup. ‘
)nc iniiiuio cough cure in pleasant to
ake. harmless and good alikc for 3ottng
llid old. Sold b3 Clifford f'harntttt3
‘ oa
SHAMER sowc FLOATED. .
NEW Y.OitK Jan. 7~The White
star steamer Bovic. which went
aground yesterday while outward
lollllil for Liverpool. passed out Sand3
Hook this morning”
ITIAMER VADERLAND REPORTED
NEW \(JRK Jun 7. Steamer \a
Jet-.Iand frtmi Antwerp lei New York.
reported in communication with Natl
ticket Lightship at 12:40 a. m. i
1
no in the past at reasonablegpi‘ti'oa.
We have Fancy fl‘abie Raisins. all klnt
:thla Fine Prunes. Delicious (‘otfoo Sweet Rosy Butte
Boneless Bacon Celery Cranberries, Lottus. etc Edam Pineapple Camembert. Old English anti
Cream Cheese etc.
We can supply your wants and
' Charles [harmonisation littlest. 33LWest Washiltltoll Street.
' “All WHpU-for .llnt “tau I1
At! 33.00
Kul‘st')‘ Coats. satin lined. notinitiiy in the lot.
At 55.00
.
' iauiicn‘ anti Miehttli' Coats. all the llt'Wt‘Nl models,
They are. exactly half price.
At $8.00
This lot takes in ottr remaining stock of 31:. Coaiauonc dozen
At 3 f 0.00
including a low t-xlrn sizt-s, \‘fllllt' stills).
At $15.00
the best of our stock.
LADIES' SUITS
()ur trittlrc stock of Fine Suits. till the latest models, some receiv-
They are worth $20 and 325.
315.00
CHILDREN'S WINT FR COATS
Heavy Winter lions: Coats, sizes ii to 12 years.
Zobt'ilnob_ Colors, Brown. Blue. Oxford and Green.
$350
\'illili' more than
\
i
The popular
85.00,
regular pl'l‘cos. $20.00
Tile cntire
Cloths of Wool
Have. been pric-
‘ WHAT’S IN A NAME?
Everything in in the name when it
clinics to Witch “MCI Salvo. E. (
lit-Witt & (30.. of Chicago. dist-oyt-r "
sonio yoals ago how to make a sailor
from Witch Hazel that is a specific
for Piles For blind. bleeding. itching
and protruding l’iies eczema cuts
burns bruises and all skill disoasos
"IioWitts Suite lltlli no equal This
has given tisc lo humorous uollhlt-ss
t tillnlcl‘fciis
gcnllino. Sold b3 (‘iiffold Pharniiiti.
O.
NO NEWS FROM FAR EAST.
bONf'lON. Jan 7.-—No further news
from the Fat East had been received
this morning at the Japanese legation
here.
:iiIillli’t illitt littltiit Pith
The“ kaolin, All i. apt-bk. Contain no \linotal
THEY OPERATE 0N BOWBLS
LIVER. KIDNEY!) AND BLADDER
«(wry
For sale by all droughts.
. CALL” 58-1...
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Ask for llt Witt' s ~tho'
TAKING KOLD
TRANSPORTATION ACROSS'SIER;
RAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.——It was
‘- stated today that. the Southern Paciilc
‘::.,; under consideration a project to
facilitate transportation across the
Sierras, the tunnel project having been
indefinitely deferred. The propmd
plan is the laying of a third rail be-
tween Sacramento and Truckee and
the establishment of an electric plant
with power obtained from the Truckee
River Great motor cars would be
‘oporated to assist the trains in cross‘
ing the heavy grades. it is said that
plans have been prepared and submit-
ted to President Harriman. \
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of (l. H, Hansen.
Engineer 1.. F2. & W. R. It.. at present
living in Lima. 0.. will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says. “i was cur-
ed by utsing Foley's Kidney Curo.
which I recommend to all. especially to
lruiuiueri who are usually similarly af-
iiictt-d." Sold at Piaisteti'a drug
store. South Norwalk. tutti A.'C. Silli.
in
man‘s. llttriou.
I *
Seymour’ sStOre
A HAPPY new YEAR TO'YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and blessings that have come to u!i during this ex cntiui year 1903. we shall patch ‘
ts last moments as they ire-out. 'and a to. recorded on titties record.
Jf the Ne3 Year in the right way we shall do our boat to plate beinic the ptibiit tho bcst goods possible to obtain.
T0 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
is of Next Miami Nuts. Grapes. Oranges. Balloons, Grape Fruit, Dates. Figs.
muss all. at t..
do It in the right way.
Fragrant Teas. Extra Fine Peciod Peaches Ferris llauis,
title Double
- l to . .. .
..... M' “M" TKA'l‘ COFFEE IS ELEGANT M “M ’
In “it: lb.~ 18c lb.
mm a“. That‘s what everybody can who took adv-titan of the big cellos sale we had last week. 'Were you one
oval 609‘ more b ok- at the hundreds of people who flocked to our area to got a thlai lot of it? D on t be without good coffee than cold
“whim . .VLVIITIR p ‘. WH IIL‘R rfll‘inigr Recedinfiti‘t‘anothsr chart ea for who m not fortunate to grasping our last big offer. ow.
m a once ‘ . a r a . 'a a _‘
ass-st Mast g J ouncusmsrmooaasm. , , t.
mats am _ . - ilc LI. ‘21 on moons Kan JAVA corsair. t.s.. ilo
m“? H . - fill-NI! anm . - Our regular .prioe Is 30c lb. My one pound to'arcuotomor at the above price. You can have It gaunt » ‘
“-3. Ila Bomb How-lb. Conn. frooh while you at! ‘ ‘ , t‘t.‘ .P ‘ ‘ ‘
. mbxhwnadomwmsbcful ‘3 r 3 1""
L E w...“ mules“ tomb "a“ “Mum I “.- TEA; (that Nay: or}, T (maul-r price Sign?) lb T3512.
' ’ .‘ 1 o . P r
‘ m“ w hovered Pad. It . M and . Alt kinda Oooloap, economist-Nepali. English. I orUttcolond Japan. -.
’ thmhthommnbosam .. 5"”- 0m. "L m . ‘ ‘f "I“ ..Flotlf.li‘l. _ “a
3%: ff. a .. . '7. ‘Cllmrnil . cum Jar Table telly. . too
Issue ‘ or .“csitosmose '{MA . uswumcaeam Rio
7 osm_ arm t m Lat-so one» blue use Cotton. 21:
i ii», W..I‘ “mm 4 am. ”unfit-m9.“ g:
; out matches-9.1a. Is . » ., -,t. , s cm commie sensory» :59
‘V' Whoever?" us sun on rua- ar THE ataltr PRICE.
. . saucers was M LA 9 «unit-assent, ... to:
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