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continue. or”? J ' lib-“The in-
an oration oi Colonel yrou 'l‘. liar-
ric , as governor at Ohio today. wu-
particlpated in by thousands'oi per-
sons. Including numerous citiacus of
,other towns in Ohid‘uovarnor Nash ‘
and the Joint legislative Committee. .
mortal by Troop A. of Cleveland. oi .
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‘ .v fer'exrlu lo'e Prltohard.
-W lNG’l‘O . Jan. li.-Angust
W, heu..Ulller B. Groif. Samuel A.
’ aof Washington. D. 0.. and Dr.‘
And re. George E. Lorena. oi Tiledo.
Ohio. _ndiored In contraction with the
print .o co investigation. were placed
pa trl today in the criminal court he-
ore inalicll Prltehard. The llilft‘n'.
dents were put on trial on an indict-
.mentchargipg conspiracy to defraud!
the'gpvernntepttln connection with the.
Jule pf letter box fasteners and after?
formal demurrers.”ilo the Inrlictineutj
were entered andjoverruled they were‘
‘Mflé‘llfid and pleaded not guilty. Thor
wor r ' l, " ury was then be-
gun. gflogfizhl
A sub ,eita has been issued for
George \ . Btravors..who is wanted as
{a witness ior the government in con-
nection with the. trial of these cases.
.. ' TRUITID CONVICTS ESCAPE.
I ‘ PLATTSBURG. N. Y., Jan. ii.——Two
‘ trusted. convicts of Clinton Prison at
WINDOW. mees Roberts and Colin
». Stewart. escaped. from the prison late
5’. last night. Roberts had less than three
months of a six your sentence to serve
out. They were employed In the boil-
er house on night work. immediately
and keepers were posted about the
on to [watch the highways. railroads
, and other avenues of escape. Both
'niea were ‘serving at least their third
term In state prison. ,
. LEAMR SARAHOFF IN ROME.
ROME. Jan. li.—-iloris Sarahoii. the
Macedonian revolutionary leader.
whosttarrivsl in Rome the press here
ermneously announced on the third In-
stant. only reached this city that night.
One of the chief objects of Snrafoii's
coming to ltaly is to induce General
Rlo‘ciotti Garibaldi to lead an expodI.
ilon having-for Its object the liberation
of Macedmia' irom Turkish rule. simi-
lhr to’llte expedition which Garibaldi
headed at the time of the (homo-Tim
lliBh War. '
JOHN YOUNG IROWN DEAD.
- ‘ HENDERSON, Ky. Jan. 1].—-l«‘ormer
Gov. John Young Brown died here to.
’ day at an advanced age. in 1875. while
.5 Congressman. ' he became widely
* known thmngh a denunciation of Gen-
eral Benjamin F. Butler. who as mili-
tary governor of New Orleans. was dis-
tanleiuld'o the Southern people. For
this servitie Gov. Brown received a
’
cery Compan . . It i” full of surprises
for thr- houa lie,
A meeting of the llarienders' Union
was held yesterday. at which nothing
was done except. the regular routine.
The Lee Top and lluttor Company
can. and do give low prices on butter.
cheese. eggs. than itan com-cs. Bee ad.
The 1.. ll. A.. oiJIic Nor-unlit (‘ongrc-
national Church, will hold ll. regular
monthly meeting In tho rhrtpcl. Wl‘tl-
noaday afternoon. at 3 o‘clock.
The Hotel t‘lIiford mukoa a spcciuliy
oi dinners and banquets. The service
and opinion are unoxctllcd. and the
rate» reasonable.
Dr. W. L. Weed and llubcrt S. Mitch-
cll will play the swond round of the
pool tournament at tbr- South Nor-
walk (Ilub, tomorrow evening.
William Malkln. who has int-n at the
Norwalk Hospital for several days. no
dcrgolng treatment. was discharged
from the Institution this morning.
Gallagher; successor to Magnor. Is
sacrificing and slaughtering goods
more than over as the entire stock has
to be cleaned out hyF‘ebruary l0. See
ad. ‘
A horse lit-longing to llarnt-y I’oiiey
started to I'll“ away in Railraod are-
many steps.
A party of members of the local Ar-
Ion Society went to Bridgeport. last
evening. to attctid a dance and con-
cert given by the Arion Society of
Bridgeport. They had a very jolly
time. and returner] on a late train.
One of Norwalk‘s fairly young Indus-
tries that Is thriving excellently at the
present time is the Norwallr Launch
Company. Proprietor Charles in Bar
her In doing a good business. particu-
larly in the [lurker gasolene motor.
which be Is shipping all over the. world.
A number of Norwulh young men
walked to South Norwulk on the ice
In the harbor Sunday. Onc lad stepped
Into a hole In the loo. made by colors.
but managed to crawl out again. the
worse only for the ducking br receiv-
ed. in some places the loo is close to
one and one-half feet In thickness.
The cases of the two Slava. charged
with usaault came up before Judge Tay-
lor In the Norwalk (‘ourt Saturday af-
icrnoon.‘ The cases ivcrc settled by the
Judge ordering the mod to pay the
costs in the case. if they do not they
will be obliged to appear before the
tile ‘ Winfield. Massa-
0litisoiis. Prison
srh'moriirin). Mutts- Jim. II. we.
Hutu J. lwhaliaa l.. O. lloi'fn it. who
ia' charged with swindliug tl!‘ .1...'u
hotela of about "0.000. from the At»
luulic to the l’aolllc. In 190;: and 1903.
and Is now under mulciiccs uggrcgui‘
tug lI-u years, for them» odour-cs. broltc
jail litre yesterday. uudor rcumrkuhlo
'Ircurnatauros.
in his cacapc be unlocked nirir- doors 4
and sawed through three cliulua. vlsli~
ed six dlil'crent rooms oi the county
jail. pusscd In front of watt-hora uan
iinully climber! up r-Ightcr-n toot wall.
This was accomplished at ll o'clock )‘on-
icrduy morning. yet III. was not lnlsitigl
until 7 o‘clork. He was auiiposodly too
weak to'move without the use of a
crutch. had been pruciicnlifbedrlddcu
for three months. and so far as the
prison officers know. had onion-dietit-
ing but bet-i broth In all that time. In
order inlet through the many doors
he must'hav'o used a first-class hack-
saw and key that perfectly fitted the
variouslgx-kt, yet there Is not the
sllgbtcsi clue to the mauncr. In which
he obtained these articles. While he
Icrward found were not needed. and a
small ladder for use In tcallug the out-
or wall. Shorlif E. P. Clark last night
made it thorough,Iuvmtlgntion. but he
ilnds that many dctuiln of the cscapc
are still unexplained. Every eiiort has
mar. Uovm'uor Nash presented the
commission of oiiice to Colour-I Iior-
tit-k. iillil Chief Justice Jacob I". [turn
Irv-t of the Supreme Court. administer
od llro oath of oillco.
At the conclusion of the address. tho
(lilt’l‘l'lrlll' [il‘tX‘POilell In the executive
cha'ulinr. where he signed Ibo corn-
mhrlou of i-l't'l‘i'lill)‘ to tbc'tloicrnor
'I‘riri ll ilullowuy.
’l'oniuht there will br- a public rot-cp-
riou t-udcrr-d by ilii' tiovt-rnor. whllo
union-Iona bouquets will tulr plat-c.
m.-
WANT anrrrcarton oartaaao.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. ll.-~'i‘went.v
proml cut clilat-ua of New Haven,
III-rider by Prof. 'l‘bo-‘uloro l-i. Wooliwy.
proft-srmr of international law at Yale
University. have slgncd and forward
ed to United States Senator George I“.
Ilour. rt pctiiiou asking that too Scu-
atc defer formal roiliicution of the Hay-
tlon In Punutuu be subjected to cure-
iul and deliberate Invnaiigntlon. Among
the signers of i c pmition nrc: Frank-
IIu Carter. tor ti) president of Wil-
liams College. [ferry Wade lingers.
dean of the Yale Law School: Frank K.
Sanders. dean “of the Yale Divinity
lit'lIOOlZ Professors William (i.‘fillmlli‘i'
llcslth Rov. Newman Smyth. l).l)..
Rev. \‘r‘aison 1.. Phillipa and Thomas
Hooker. a member oi the Iioard of Ed
ucnilon. and Samuel ll. Bronson. {orni-
crly a ellmocratlc ciuditluto for gov-
ernor of tho state.
been made to track him. but. without
success so far. He was soon ImrnodI-e
atoly outside the jail, but not often.
wards. ‘; ‘
Rold was arrested in San Francisco.
riudcr acmsaiional circumstances In
June. I903. and utter a legal battle was i
brought to Springfield. Ho was sew.
tenccd to four ycars and six months In E
thr- county jail for swindllng hoiols‘
here. and Immediately sentenced Inl
Boston to live years In state‘s prlson.l
i'or swindling Boston hotels. .
fast this morning. The rletocilvcs and
deputy shot-ins have been sent there
toaIrI In the search. .
A man named Ferguson. cutployed'
about. the depot. gave Into the
of the police the iirst clcw to the direc-
liIa flight.
1 non siziiimor.
hands I those on high'ground.
ilon taken by tho escaped prisoner In; . _ ' .
Hoffman, as ho was known 3““"3' ““W‘ .
hor‘n‘ boarded the DRIWI‘ ”.3an which I vcro cold spoil, and i thought that our
DID THE COLD HARM PEACH
TREES?
llopcrts from Ml‘l‘ldt‘ll and South-
Ingion peach orchard: are that at-rlous
damage Is expected from the recent ex-
tromc cold. At Sonihington thirty be-
low acro was reported. At the latter
plut o a grower said: "i fear that the In-
icnro cold has seriously injured the
buds and the crop will be very small
The mercury registered
\Vllllfll“ J. Reid ""5 lN‘t'Il ll‘llt‘t‘il n,jfl(‘\'t‘nlli'll bolow. lil‘l i doubt ll llli‘
llrattioboro. \'i.. where he ate break-i
buds can land that temperature.“ An-
other i illici- whore orchard in on
higher groundxsaid: “A still cold like
that 01 Monday night usually directs
valleys more than it (10011
Our orchards
‘aro on hilly ground and may have cs-
‘capod acrious injury. but i am fearful.
ago we had a very sc-
trocs in the
Ilhuuu-Vnrlllu treaty and that our w- '
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'Our annual Januaryléoak
dren's. All high grade gerpds mad
This is an opportunity thrht any 0
Misscs’ art/ii Children‘s Gar
to $15.00. Alli/sizes one price.
Prior to Stock Taking.
Sale begins on Saturday: January 91h. In order to make this
sale vcr attractive. we have included every Garment in our stock in either Ladies.’ Misses or Chil-
e up in the very best manner in this season's most attractive styles.
lit in need of a good Winter Garment cannot aflord to miss.
$10 0.0 03: réiils for $7 50 $12.00 Garments for $23.50
$15.00 Ga meets for $10 00 $18.00 Garments for $12.50
, $25.00 Garments for $18.00
ments from 4 to is years. from $3.75 to $10.00; former price $5.00
l
Kitchen Department.~
’Ewcntyper cent. discount on all Fancy China. Lamps, Vase s. Toilet Sets. Nickel Tea and
Coffee .Pots, Jardinieres and Umbrella Stands. for one week only. .
l .
V ”Though v or may be shy on rein;
lions. lllt' int-‘bcr' is always your ‘ next
friend.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Skates, Siedr and Winter (lam is.
A. (l. Fpultlitig's Athletic (lauds.
Sltntug and (‘utlcry Ground
llnvc your Automobile or iii»
cycle pm In ordor now and it
will hr r-‘ntly for use when tho
weaiht r permits.
We are well equippod and cr in-
poit-nt to do the work and our
chargcu arc rcasonablo. .
. . “'98 “'Ul'klllli MS way out ht? hmke Into and John (‘. Schwab of the Department ‘L a“: .
“d.“fimm were ‘DOHW' “0“"! the one, this noon. A crowd 0i boys stop- various rooms and shops to obtain a of Political Economy uti’alc. Bertretary
00“” within thirty “1““ of "‘9 ””3‘ IN"d "- hOWi‘Vf‘I‘. before it had gone suit of clothes. some tools iliut he of. C. It. Idndaley oi ”W State Board of l
lRISTRAM & HYAlT, N0rwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 0nd 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
DAV
BARGAIN
DAVI
H. R. BIIlKliY.
vpte of censure. but the next Congress
expungeti It from the records. He was
one of the first men to take a stand
loaves this city for the north 3:30ll‘““"h "rop wss'ruined. but ”‘0 "”8
court again Saturday. The men enga-
o‘clock Sunday morning. .4.“an u“. r bloomtrl out trill In the spring and we
god Iu u'flght at. Baby Hill“ several
tiaYaago.
t 52 count MAIN “REST. '
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against on. merger of competing rall-
muddl-
RECEIVID‘ THEATRE MANAGERS.
_ NEW YORK. Jim. ll.-—v.'ilayor Mc-
Clellan l‘l (rived the theatre-managers
from ill-no In: in the City Hall today.
The report of the theatre investigation
in that‘borough was in part made pub-
lic Saturday by Borough President l.lt-
tleton. The report showed that the
galleries. and balconies of six Brooklyn
theatres had been ordered closcd‘nntil
such alterations were made as would
bring them within the requirements of
the ordinances. .
s'rsamerP Havearoso FLOAT:
. en.
PlilluADEl..l’lilA. Jun. ll.-—<'l'ho
sulamship llaverford, which ' was
. . shrouded in the Delaware 11 short dis-
. trance below Newcastle, '1)cl.. early
1‘ Sunday. floated today and prooocrl ~to
.hiverpool. The aneui‘ord which was
driven ashore by the Immense Ice does
do the rlvPi‘. sustained no damage.
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FROZEN WHILE EELING.
ANSONIA. Jun. ll.-Arthur M. Bris-
tol died here. this mornlnil. as a result.
.ofu chill taken after a ilshing trip.
Thursday last. He went eeling and
, become almost frozen. lie was stricken
blind. Friday morning. and was taken
with several convulsions from which
.he‘dlod. He was 41 years oi age. and
. tlitte son of a. prominent citizen of this
'c. "r .r' .
.. “TRANSPORT TO GO TO SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Il.—~Tho
'ealment‘thas ordered the transport
Header ,w {ch has been lying up for the
defiance.“ be got'ready tor- sea. Con-
:Iiderahle overhauling will be neces-
W and .it. will be some time before
she go Into commission.
ffwlll be our last- both here.
ficfl cl? and s .terlng
.-. than yer, as all the‘goods
{Felix-nor! 10th will be ship-
,‘Miord 'Anction Rooms
henna" . .
‘and‘twili Umbrellas at
. Silt Umbrellas at '68c
[51‘1”qu ”.00. ' .
H‘lhbrellaat oleae roll silk
. lime. It“ “Spell.
.. . fillet. natural
{silver has; only 980.
golden.” um-
' day.
“par? 2.
use our!
“
An exciting chase alter a green par-
‘rot took place on Washington street.
this morning. The bird had escaped
irom some of the apartments over the
post otllcc and perched on a telephone
or electric light wire. A stop ladder
on; procured and the owner tried to
(Melt the bird and after a number of
attempts he succeeded and "Poor Pol-
ly" was'born hack to her cage.
It delegation oi the llomocrata oi Tllt‘
Norwalks will attend the Jackson Day
dinner. in New Haven. tonight. at
which lion. William Jennings Bryan
will be the principal speaker. Among
those who are to attend are John .I.
Walsh. chairman of tho lit-mocrutlr-
slate ccutral committee oxdliayor John
J, ('avunugli. Attorney John Keogh.
Daub-I Keogh. Andrew Leary and Jos-
eph liooncy.
THE JOKE WAS 0N HIMSELF.
l)r. lio~—-—— tells this story on him-
sclf:
"i started out for a walk the other.
Pretty soon a strange dog came
sniflllng up to me. The dog followed
me.‘ By and by ho was joined by art-
othor. and finally a third got Into the
procession. An urchin llIl‘i mo.
‘tleii. mlster.‘ says the urolriup‘d'
.yrr «on tor soil yer dogs 1'
“ ‘i don't knew) said I.
you ask?’ .
'WcIL if yer do, Dr. p........ will
buy them. He'll buy any old dog he
can get.‘ "~8larniasd Advocate.
DIED BUDDENEY, IN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, Jan. ll.——Mcdicsl lik-
aminer George Shoreline Investigating
the death of Mrs. William Lunches.
aged 50 years. her Body having been
iound yesterday at her home in Jeffer-
son Place. She was last seen on Jan-
er son, on returning home
alter an a senor.- of several days'yes-
tertiay. was obliged to force an en.
‘\Vll‘)' tlil
a. chair. The medical 9 rather lit-
cllnes to the opinion that rs, Stokes
died of heart disease.
OPPOOINO REFORM SCHEME. .
VIENNA. Jan. 11:-—~Aet96rdlng‘ to a
despatch from flax-dove. Bosnia. to the
None mic Prensa four thousand Al-
mlana ha‘ve clo‘aleti the road between
area .m .. item . oasstir.
MVacech and gnarl. _ diatribe
valayet strum data). .
tion Minimums-min...
maria organised nndcmhe
also serous scrape. >
m
PANAMA ruin-twa-
‘xf‘. if
m "t” " :.. '
nib
‘M. - ..
acaooasit aoavnaoaa. ,.
trance. He found his mother's body in}
‘ Intan-
uoairo V~ .*
l ‘my;"w.
hour for another bound for White lilv-
er Junction. \'I.. but. apparently left It
at llrsttlcboro.
Colonel E. P. Clark. shcrlii oi limup-
don county. Is convinced lloifmuu was
aided In his escape. by some one inside
the jail. untl Is conducting a vigorous
Investigation.
Rcld defrauded tho llolcl i'lll‘iord and
several other litlglt'lrit‘ti In this state.
,. You Must,
Would you Save 5 I .00
cured through
. IS NOT-”mum’s.
r‘h Warsaw:
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AG HAS.
YOU ~
RTICULARS. ADDRESS
E. fURTIS. Nam): .4 Conn.
iii. F. E. sumac No. Main 5.; So. Norwallr. a.
train at 80“.“ \‘crnon. he wniicd one i wore obliged to thin them out during
,tbc summer before the fruit rIponcd."
‘ ough—
REYES MAKES TREATS.
wssumo'rbu. Jan. rr.——'rr..» .m-
;aoclntt d Pro“ has been Inim'mod that
tGon. Rafael Reyes. In his last note to
'thc State Department. threatened to
pnbllsl. the correspondence bctwcon
himself and the State Department If
r the Ihmartmcnt did not “('0 iii to send
9it to me Bonnie or make it public.
To MAKE
MONEY
Invest It.
DO YOU SAVE ‘?
Drr month and upward ~
:7 poor Bincipal and Interest were Repair 3:-
The South Norwaik Trust Co.
:» YIHEPROPOSITION
Investigate this matter.
I
plus stock on hand. and to do
'graaereductiona: qt
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act
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r323 31 hr do or,
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.Q Khmer.
adore taking inventory 1 would art's to dispose of sur-
. Mail‘s All-ordel shits. (all colors)-ioriner price $9.00 and
‘ . t.5 o. rt: x " I . , .: _ ~
rats saris.
. .. .' _ Men's! All-worsted Parta. formeopriee k and $5.
W'a.8uita.5(aiaea 8 to 4'5), {erupt price $2.00.
Mill/e. Sloane“. .
m Mauritanian; u;
so will sell at the following
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$595.2"
SADE. $2150. . _
SO. NORWALK.
You have been spending money for Xmas
presents; you havsbought for all your friends
and relatives; now it‘s time that you should
think about yourself.
We have Just received.
through the loo fields. and
are now unloading two car-
goas a! choice LEHIUH ‘?
COAL which was loaded ..
before the noon! storms.
and Is dry and olun.‘
We shall sell this one! at
the right price. as usual.
us Washington Street.
You need an Overcoat or suit of Clothes;
probablya pair of Shoes. Your wife wants a
great many things which she could’ not buy be.
for Xmas on account of other expenses. We
have all these necessaries which you nc ',
you can make your selection here and hire -
your purchases charged up; you settle the liill
in convenient weekly payments.
Follow the thousands who have accounts it
our store; ask them about our Easy Paymr-rt
Plan; they all speak highlv of our system. Vie
have lightened the burdens of thousands if
lamiliett. CANfT WE HELP YOU?
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Glover’s trig Pratt
We charge no more for this accommod
Give us a trial. . L.. I
FOOTWEAR
that is correct may slums be
found here at '
Reasonable Prices.
nus ELlTE.
' format. ‘
is more than wortb‘33.50 per
. . Pain
«tion.
-W¢¢ca'n’ say the mefor the
4. Lsdla' "
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