$5. 00 an
Mittens
I the Waiting
ties} Although litey Are»
7 led to Almost Any
,i' * i
‘WNDON. iI‘eh. 5.~-llotlt the Russian:
mbassador and the IiupanI- at lllllllnitl ,
lsltod tho Fomlgh OfliI-II this attor-
food The latter stayod hull llil hour. '
he Russian ambassador wlto only ro-
{tallied ten minutes h‘illihltlumlll) was
Mod the use of tho U'li‘Kl‘llllll of the
nial oiilro
NEON. rel). 5,--—"Yllllll-Slll‘Kill,
nodtmundcr oi the (‘hineso imper-
lprmy and navy) and tho Vlt't‘opl‘efih
hint of the War Boutd hats tnItnotiul-
38d tilt: thiotto 1|th ntlI insisting tip-
n on woiromsho 11nd Ilot‘IInolvo allianco
with Japan to regain MtItIII-Jltutlai' cu-
led the Shanghai ('(lii'tt'h'lttilltlt‘lll ot' the
ondon Giohplktttts afternoon. “The
memeliallsts" tho o-ottospottIlont odds,
{maintain thut tho .lapanot-to are better
prepared for Witt“ than the Russians.
ndIare more Illslntorostod."
, NEW YORK, I‘m. 5,-«IrIIII sigttiiicunt
I‘hilnoiiilootuettt thui telegrams for Jup—
h‘n and‘Koroh (“Ilil he accepted only at
sender's risk, was mado today by tho
ommot‘t'ittl CtthlI, (.‘omputty, which has
ocelved the following dospatclt from
is resident munugot in China: 'From
Odo-y tCngIltilib to Japan and KotoIt
min only be llCt eptod IIt Hl‘lltlt’l' 5 risk.”
3.? PETERSBI Rtl
Russian corII Ipondoni oi the A sot-int-
_',ed Press. at Pott At-Itltut lologtuphs In;
full QWs:
' There is no tIIItlI in tin topott tho i.
freight ttafllr ltns hot it stoppI Ii on tho
Mannhurlnn Rnllwuy. All the ships
.Of, the Russian Pacific squtulron which
,htwe been hf‘.Il in roserro IIro now in
.‘full'cotntniszinn. The t-IIgIIIIIItus of tho
,Thl'i‘d East Sihorittn Rll'll'iy' llt'ixndo.
IWhlch‘ror-ontly lel‘t I'm-t Arthur. tIro
taking,,tI:IIIpIII-at‘.\' hillllOiln‘ ItlIItIII titr-
' Chinese Rnlltond. Tho i’IItt \Itltut
’ garrison has boon sttottgtht III 'l by tits-
I arlrval there of tho SIIIItIth lit-i IIIIIII-
Iflf Consotlttls u ho hum r-IIIIItIil) iIIIott
going through it short IIourso of train»
“1113. Storm of provisions and vital Lll't'
being .acIIttnIultItIIl iilltl :zil tlII IIIIIIIIA-
pry military Works ill't‘ brim: lll'llH‘l."
i{thrilled l'mwmd Both tin IIInI_I and
navy ate in excellent I-onIiItion um!
Vel‘ytblug in Mild} lot on onIorInItII \' l
hilt all me patiently nwnitiug tho out-
come of the negotiations Tho ilusstzut
population its tranquil. \oty i‘ow itun
ltins are loaning. but illtlll) .lIIpIIttI- «I-
Merchants iIrI sIlllttI: out tilltl goth."
home. Those t-IIItnIiniug itII II tIIi on
irc.conflduttI-o in tho IIIIIIIIIIitiIIs tho
announcement from \I‘iIIdiI‘oI-sioit tliut
mafiaratloms how in on ntIIIlo tot tho
mobilllalon of tho M: IuI-hutitItI ro—
serves Was prentttturo. .
Advtcex 110m \Illillvul'sltlk SKY tlllll
over a thousand JupquIw gtIi< ont—
”Mind illt‘i‘t tor Ilttputt _\’t‘n‘lt‘illlt_\ and
1 three oihot stonntth lilt‘ IItI tho
5 hit of sailing lot Japan ut ilt lzIptIu—
. families, including :‘nuny ulIu lIt't
', Qleolskoyc and lx>uti tIgi IItI~ on
051111)“ lanai.
'DUN. hit 5.——. \ llL‘I‘lDalt'll to th- .I
Mtral Nous AgIIIttI). t'tont 1 Hill) ~:II\I
fiat, the rim-p.11“ iS puhltstt tI-iIgIIInIs
in: that 2.0.000 Russian trIo tpr. intu-
4 .l} conIIInttntI-It in tho l'tIIIt Valley
ti: t e probable intuition Ul IsItztug
“Nth out]. it is IIIlIlI-Il iltiIt ltopo Ui
lamlnlng pc II II has bu II Ithattdottod
BAN FRANCl l eh. .3 \ttlt-
N Semi, pIotI . l‘. of surgery of tho
‘ an’etSity of Chicago, hats III'I'IVIIII ltot'II
.ihe steamer MIIIIposa. trout ’l‘ultltt.
is hbtrying I) II h to t' IIII Iago to pit:-
1‘8 himself tot IItt prII-tI-u Iuil to
apart to nonutnv II it. IrIgI ot the surgIIut
rtm‘ntit of tin J. .IIptItIso Illlll\'. lit
king'o’i‘ tho tIIIItIII 'ItII dot: to: said;
ust not he understood lhut Japan
ting in “to “211' rtt'snrgootfx. Ott
contrary shI ltd. II huge and most
dent count, 11111 \Iho studiIIi
éml graduated w Itlt high distinc-
The Rcd Cicss Society of Japan
the, images: organmuon or its
in the world it is absolutely
war, and its aniltuluncrs and
mum be called to 15 little}!
. ry shortest notice."
while on a visit to Tahiti.
study of the conditions and
'ot the natives. He says they
pie race of happy cople who
fimutlncttol y civiliza-
3’30 population estimated Ill
5 “Emilia“ "I’Plltiti; in
bled away on ll todaI it
- on th nd of
urea Whom lire mes and
., MMAGh‘ligzt-Ig. Diseaes zuch
span w t9111150011 w 1011
" ”fir-Ir , . . lite
on ‘ dry the
km of such
mutate. Tn-
, ’ bout
wfiw§Mhlm
- hero is no Ibiect pov-
nail to "crime It in
ID LYON If: 60‘.
are
SOLE AGENTS
for
‘w. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
[fl‘t‘llllllltb 5. 4A ’
d $5.50.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THE LEADING DRY 00005 STORE
TRISTRAMdHYs
mt 51”
lair-knelt.
humour) to have a special ohutr built
from! in town in thr state lImhIl im. Navy Department In“
in dad at his home hire. Inter a on: prenidentol
His ago was sixty-one yearn. and Survey dated Fort Munroe yelier
IWhen In tho Immature in 1897 it WII IIIIII:
“While the Board 01 impaction "I, ‘
the Board 0! inlttpoctiou
‘Itot- hint on amount of the “rent weight. testing the battery 'thIII mot-nut; (bu
which exceeded (our hundred bounded battleship lowai both limo in the star
H0 tied bottom
at town. adieu. Hist board forward eight-Inch turret blew
“tie and two uh" ldrou lurylvo him.’ on their ntuuioo N0 domino except
Wow—w.-
“can ARRIVALI or vuom
Y nit, Feb 5.».trrttrn‘d:
lsmutnitr null Antwerp -
now r0 K Feb. —-Arrivod~ 1.1;-
[In in from Genoa and’anlea
altlos. "
.1...
I to guns and One whilebOIt. N0 outr-
cores: excumoa 01.0320.
NtItw YORK Feb. 5 “The Coffee 11x
change will ho cloned Feb. 12 and 13.? ,
”-r
Tailor Made Suit
Special Prices.
Suit in stock has escaped the g
$12. 50 to $16.00. in this lot we
cost of the material alone.
Coal Hods. any size
Large Chimneys . . .
Hall Lamps ........
Lame Covered Roasters . . .
Small Covered Roasters . . _
Tooth Picks. per box . . . .
en cral mark down.
have made one low price of $7.50.
CLOAKS
$2 500 Garments for $18.00.
We will continile our Sale of Cioaks for Ladies. Misses and Children:
$10.00 Garments for $ 7.50.
$15.00 Garments for $t0.oo.
$12.00 Garments for $ 8.50.
$18.00 Garments for $12.50.
Housefurnishing Department
Specials in our Housefurnishing Department for the week includes:
...... t9 cts. 8 pkgs. Washing Powder .. 25 cts.
59 Cts. 3 rolls Toilet Paper ........ to cis.
19 cts. 9 cakes Laundry Soap. . 25 cts.
2 0:5. 5 gal. Oil Cans ........... 59 cts.
....... 3 ctr. N0. 8 Wash Boilers . . . . . ,. 95 cts.
...... 59 cts. Mops. complete ... . . . . . ,ttg cts.
just two weeks now before our Annual Stock Taking In that time we propose to reduce
our stock of Tailor-Made Suits and have made special prices on them all for that purpose.
We have made one special lot which includes
Walking Suits and Dress Suits itt Black. Blue, Brown and Gray. Suits that have been selling from
This price would not cover the
Nota
lRliSTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,"Conn.
NO 2' and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ADDITIONAL “LOCAL Ndws
H...—
Vim i’itttick lioll of Wilton
lIIIIII to sound to II “r-h‘illiill xttnilttr-
itInI
Mtr. l‘ iii Snugot. oftlIo tlrron NIII-
Wiilli llIlh your to Now tirlemth~ tot II
visit of It tow wooks.
A rogular I-otntuuttlI-Ittlou
.I'iIhIIII lIIIIigII. A. l“. and A M.
walk was held last t‘H-lllllK
w-Altotttl tho gloat Comlunuliou Snio
opening i-ob. 6th, at M S.
Co‘s. Dry Goods.
(foutt Nut
will hold their nitnttul hull
II'IIoIi's llall, ttIle Friday owning.
Tlll‘ i’itIII lIIIdlgII Whist ('luh
tutot 'l‘ttrodny nIII-I'ttoon. wuh
t‘hrit-ttintt SWill'll. ot‘ iinvllnnd street.
of St.
or Not-
IIotnII up lII-l’oro .lttdgo Lockwood,
«Corrupt Jolly.
l.. I5 (‘0.
Honing. at tho club house.
tn'ouuo.
bin Circle,
\\‘ll lIsh reguinr
rottgno
ttnttsaclotl. '
The ore-lentun throw nigltts'
tnlttmopt. of St. Mary's Church,
Lockwood's llttll, Noru‘ulk.
——Spocial sale of high grndo. tinder-
muslins. the. I390 and title on. M. S
Smith & Co. .
Rogers and .I-vou‘s twico
trousers salo starts lo-ntorrow.
bargains.
first choir-o.
derwear in great quantities.
Smith & Co.
M,
given in Trinity Episcopal
.Mhnday vent
home of
amt.
leaving Norwalk at 7210 p.111.
South Notwalk.atl:15 p.10. wit
be met at the Meadow street bridge
Norwnlk has been appointed conservo
town by
the Naval
Williun 1!. Reed who resigned
nth
'ruk, iI‘orI-inIIrs oi Atttor-lIII.
lli Lin-k-
ulll
Ml’.5 1
in I
tho Norwulk court. tomorrow morning.
5) lb. 181‘ 200. F: D.
A regular monthly bllfllllt‘as meeting
of the Catholic Club With held last
ltt West
A regular lilt‘mlllg of Star of Colum-
was held last owning. at
business was
onttrr-
will
upon Saturday night. of no.“ Weok. at
a year
You
want to get into some of those good
Be an onrly buyer and got
-—Mill Remnants wash goods. white
goods, housekeeping goods. muslin un-
S.
The monthly choral service will be ‘I ,
Church. ' 3
Sunday night at 7:30 o‘ctock. The boy -;-"
choir. which is taking a more active 1
47m in the service undct the (firm tion
0: Organist E. J. Sims. will assist the
regular ’tzbolr .
{The Norlglk Bird Club will meet '2
February 8 at the
its 011111.152 South Main
Tho'se taking the White Line
First Selection Samuel Lynes of .
tor over Willlqm Donneily. '1 «term
of the Philippine {War who is 001: t
tho sate lame asylum at Midda-
udge Henry w Gregory in
Probate Court. to 31100008 1"
in. W. Terry. WI .l Kinney W. F.
mach J. W. Doolittle C W. Pub.
FIIjF. Pun-mmw. c. Elmsdnfl. J. N.
.Tl... Itchrhne and will:
YOU MUST
i
l
l
INVEST IT.
. DO YOU SAVE?
.To Make M‘ney
I ‘ Would you Save $1.00 per month and a'hwand
Smith iii
if your Principal and Interest lure Properly se
l
i cured through
‘ I
Tho Ilohn Colontntt llMIillllll l‘llrlt‘ wtiil
l
i Irweilr‘fifc this matter.
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION IS NOT speculati'be.
It Will interest YOU.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
AGENTS—CHAS. E. CURYISI Natalia“. Conn.
F- E. SMITH. 2 No. Main St. 50. Norwalk. Ct.
action on the death of General Stephen
Wright Kellogg. of Waterbury, was
taken by the New Haven County Bar.
today resolutions being presented by
a committee conrlstfng of Col L W
But-pee and Charles G Root. of water
bury and John W. Ailing of this city
.I~.4
NEW HAVEN; Feb. 5.4Approprlate '
in session at the Superior Court room.
Générnl ‘ Kellogg's" public life” was re-
viewed and a lrlbnto paid to his quali-
ties as a lawyer. and his high sense of
His line character
in home life also Ins euloglzed. Each
member of the committee addressed
the. bar in aupport oi the resolutions.
and the same were ordered spread up-
protasslonul‘ honor.
on the records.
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’\ )»
We call it a Rutnmaoe Sale because it is not a “special re-
duction sale of one or two departments. it will be the
greatest slaughter sale of good and reliable merchandise
ever heard of in The Norwaiks. We must convert our
entire stock or as much stock as possible into teadtt cash.
lti order to do so we know vent well that the knife must
cut deep and cut wait below the cost to manufacture. else
our efforts to realize now on same will fall flat.
Sale will commence SATURDAY.IFEBRUARY’ 6th. at
%:50 a. m.. and will last until the foliowme TUESDAY. at
p. tn.
Here we have told our stout. and its up to non to take
advantage of this great sacrifice sale. Event dollar spent
with us will butt three dollar’s worth of metobattdise.
No Goods Charged During This Sale.
How is “the list Of a few of the goods to be sold. Kind-
lit glance it over and get an idea of what this great sacrifice
sale consists of.
G
\.I
l
that Itoit nevei‘flreamed 01
'dtlll. Febrthm 5th. 51 5:50 a. 111.:
1 Men‘s $10 Ovcrcoats for $4.00. ‘
Men's $12 Overcoats for $5. 00. I,
Men 5 $14. $16 and $18 Overcoats for $6. 00, $7.00 and $8 00. i
Young Men ! Overcoats for $3.00 and $3. 75.
Boys' Reciers and Overcoats {ram 75 cis. to $2.50: cost double. 1
Men' 8 $2 Pants for 98 cts. . 1
Men 3 $3 Pants for $1. 50.
Men 5 $4 Pants for $2. 00.
Men’ 5 $5 and $6 Pants for $2.50.
Men‘s $1 White Dress Shirts for 50 cts.
Men’s Neglige Shirts for 33 cts. '
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear for 35 cts.
Men-‘3 $2 Derbys for $1.00.
Men's $1.50 Derbys for 75 cts.
Men‘s $8 Suits for $3.95.
Men's $10 Suits for $5.00.
Men's $12 Suits for $6.00.
Men’s $15 and $16 Suits "for $7.00.
Men‘ 5 $16 Rain Coats for $8.00.
Boys‘ Suits from‘ 75 cts. to $2. 50; cost more than double to make.
. La’dlea and Gents' Umbrellas for half price. I
3 Go rts for Babies for half price.
Ladies Goodyear Rubber Coats, navy blue with military capes,
$3. 00 and $3. 50.
Tailor-made Suits for women: $3 00, $5. 00 and $7.00.
Childrm’ 3 Winter Coats for $1.00 and $2.00.
Misses' $3 Skirts for $1.00.7 .
Long Military Coats for Girls. ages 4 to 12, cost $8. 00. for $3. 50.
Spring Jacket: for ladies for $1.00, $2.06 and $3. 00.
‘ Silk Capes for $2. 50 and $3. 50. cost more than double. /
i The balance of our Ladies Winter Coats, formerly sold for $8. 00,
‘ $10.00. $12.00 and $16.00 to close out for $3. 75. $5.00 and $6.00.
Ladies’ Rain Coats for $6.00 and $7. 98. cost double.
Lodges” Dress Skirts from $1. 00 «186.00, regularly sold for $2. 50 to I
15:00. . ,
Sable Fox Boas for $5 98. cost $14.00. 1‘ l ’
Knitted Petticoats for 39 cts.
Felt and Straw Shapes for 15 cts.
Velvet Waists for $2.00.
All our Silk Waists for half price.
All of our Ladies Sweaters for half price.
Ribbons—the best quality, Gros Grain silks; all widths and col-
, ors. 5 cts. to 10 cts. per yard.
Silk Petticoats. half price.
. Little Childl'en’ s Coats and Dresses at prices that will astohish you.
' We have too many styles and it is impossible to cnumeraté
l
I
them. . . I
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Btanketund Quilts Ithalfprlce. . ‘ ‘ ‘
Do
$311515 onltt It partial list of whgtive have to dig.
not hill to 21th this sale Yehudi find beret.
Remember sale beat - Satin-
bargains
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