‘. nobles or the court.
'. at Page.) ‘I‘ I
MN!» person was ltlll-
Mondar. The exact
whom 53 were treat.-
unuewtutlons. .
BUM}. Jan; 24;" .. p. m.
pours a loss martial
Everywhere troops
into courtyards. 0n-
V I'lett outnltio and small
. it B of consults arc patrolling the
.The horse along the pri‘ncl-l
V. W“ mostly closed
f‘éodod‘ ' i
respondent, oi 'l'hc imam.
VIII?up mthp
t: hut‘t d
upth‘e Neushy‘ Phat-l,
help (It daylight.
amuse done to store
, dValIle than at
, V . urge number or
In ties ere wrecked. >i
Juli.I:2«I.V-— he Jupitnosc ItIc’
. Igv‘tho developments at
\ mourn. The Iicwupupcrs pub
”crime with decounts or the
I‘d‘ eu‘gcrly rend The people
Itcdl, at the death roll and
. reform (Ind th‘ttt the down-
e hurcuucretic system must
th or
Al member of the foreign lcgution
Said ~
I . . war is vacr unless the Russian
V poo are crushed ulth an iron heel.
It. has hroughl shout a. crisis The
Jcpuiiéne army Is now fighting the but-
ti II Rushlan peeplc."
lNGTQN,‘ Jun 24 “The State
in receipt. of a cable-
.pevehl hundred words trom
‘ {Coliitllillt at St. Peters
.u
confctiltIIII-rs .md [Iltsll‘y
up crowds of strikers V and
ightseers encouraged by the
mild weather Were promennding the
. Bldewulhs this morning. and (he strcct
‘ ‘were again in operation. All has _
II Vunict up to this hour. ’
T ‘ vorrcsponderit ot' the. Associated
Wes noticed amoral Incn distributing
irroclhmutions. The people I’ormclly
Moro shy of accepting such documents,
now they nrc cum-(“iv accepting ”Will
and hate nlckunmod thcm "inste-
tchék‘n“ (Swallows). an illusion to the
spring uhlth hue become :I synonym
of cmlution. The coIII-spondont so
Cliff!) It number of copies. ’I‘hcy ltrc
‘ all signed bv "I‘lIe Russian ' Social
mmmratic'hahor l’urty.” Ono prod
‘ ion tidied .lunum-I 22. rcudE: ‘
"Comrades: So lulu: us .Iutotr'ut‘.‘
taxis“! no lIIIprovqueIit in out ooudi«
,tion in possible ’l‘lIcrcI'oIo we con
unite to lilacrllIVc on our IIunncIs the
followiniz (It-'Iuahds:
"The innumiihtc‘ ccssut lou
Willi: ‘ I.
.'"I‘hc. summoning of II constitucnt Ils-
horribly of representut'ivrs ot' the people
elected h: unlvorsul and equter sull'ruu'e
VIIIII‘I direct. secret ballot
" ‘V‘Tllt‘ I"mlI0\Rl or ulufin
privileges and restrictions.
"'1‘le invioiuhllity oi’ the person and
domicile
"Freedom of conscience, upmch, tho
. In? so. meetings strikes and polititdl
asset lat ions."
, second preclumutlon dutcd Jun
more Ill. stirs:
of tho
and ruco
,us .I'o‘rhIVdding persons to 19ch their
'Ihngcn or on theothcr hand, that the
Nor-walk}
du Iron. th' milliliters.
They are the
murderers. . Slur them.
‘V'll‘o arms. comrades. Seize mm or-
tennis and the arms at the depots and
at the guusmith‘s. buy low the prison
walls. . Liberate the defenders of
frtuadom. Demolish the police tutti gen-
dnrmerie stations and all the govern
went and state buildings.
"We must throw down the emperor
and the government and must have our
own government.
“Long live the revolution.
“Long lite. the constituent ussonu
bbf oi? reprcseniuilvcs of the people."
I third procinmution nppeuls to the
people not to attempt to injutc pri
Iut'II' property. ‘ . I
General Prince Vusilohkon',‘
mandol- ot the guards. hits not yet an.-
nouuccd the stringent rules usually
accompanying n state of siege such
houses niicr ii) p. m. without special
passes and the extinction or all lights
in prit‘ ate houses utter ilIut hour. The
authorities evidentlx hre still conn-
dent thut they have the situation well
in hund
”There is no continuation of the rtL
port that the emperor. the empress
and their children are going to Copen-
emperor has dccllcd to (tppoiut a mix
ed committee. of officials, employers
unduorkingmmi to consider the strik-
orn' demands, notably the Intention of
eight hours' work per day and to make
no intestigution ot‘ the shooting of the
strikcrh.
All sorts of rumors lire circulating
In otliciul circles and among working
men. A curious report spread umonu
the men laat; night. that. the emperor
hud given in, and that three white
flags had been displuyml over the win-
ter palace, signifying that his majesty
1|an consented to reduce the Inu’ximum
luuttl hours of work from II to 8. Ac
cording to this legend, the cmpcror
would have .displuyctl u rod tint: it ho
had decided to refuse. the strikers' re~
quest. Many ‘worklngtncn, deceived
by this rumor, shouted “Hurt-uh!" in
token of victory, und this possibly was
(licIreuson that. the strikers, believing
they liltil ulrertdy won the day, rcrruln
ed from committing encloses yns'lor
tiny.
Father Gopon's popIIluIity is unim-
p tired but it is alleutly evident that
the Sociul Denim-nus urn getting the
upper hund and that they are urging
the people to violence. From u trust-
worthy source, it is learned that Futil-
or (.lopon'scnt u letter to the Social
Democrats in the following terms:
“Thor huro tired upon lillll Iunssuc
rod 'us, but we are not vuuuu‘lshml and
the Iln-VI' of our triumph is nigh. Do not
:mnil our triumph by taking up urms
Itud resorting to \‘lolcucr. Content
youruolvcs with destroying the por-
truiIsVof him who Is no longer worth)
to he our emperor."
'l‘his pncitio udmonitlon irritated the
Social Dcmocrnts und docs not meet
with It response from tho uorkiugluen
u ho uppurcntly Inc thirsllng for ten-
gt'uilit‘i} (Ind are clmuoring for their
icntlhrs to lllb‘illllllle arms
The rcvoiutloulsts are also roportcd
to he urtlvoly prcpnrlng bombs and luv
Icrnul machines to urcclt the post
nod telegraph oillccs und destroy ‘olh
or government propt-rt}. 'l‘lIc revolu-
tloulsts Inlh wildl) of issuing a mum-
Instr) doculuring pIotisIonuI um cm-
meni. They seem to have broken
completely with the zcmstvoisis whom
Ilwy treat with contempt on account of
what .they call their "truckilng" to
uutocrac). Dit‘ll Pl‘lllllt.‘ Trubclzkol.
“"l‘ prolcturlut of nil countries nroi
unite!
. “Citizeum you ycstcrdui ultucssmi
the heustlul cruelty of the nutocIuilt
cr‘nmcnt. You now lIlood llouiugl
the utroots. You unu- hundrulsi.
. Inughtcrod Ilofondcrs of tho cnunu or
. You saw the douth nud honrd‘
onus of tho Wounded worm-n and
unless children. The blood and:
M1 ll 0! workingnlcn vwro sputttmrtd
. Where their heads had been luid
their rltles and tire. bullets III the
‘ hre'ultis or the IclIom-II?
"it.“whs the emperor.
W" ..I.Iv
tlII- In illltl
91.
t a
“ill;
crowd without dillloulty.
' crii at noon today forced their way In-
Md ‘ol the bitch is never.
draineldmp I-IIII‘ccessiul.
It. in «men poetics-i
. twp grow» with
sled Ilcxpondlturos‘
irate III 4 per
tit
imp, mmr
. uni:
cent. is
to all the lulu
i
ll“!
IIwn Iuttrod hccuuso in nu urticlc pub»
"Who “WW?“ llle soldicht to him 1“”
II meeting in n hull here littil night to
‘I a police otllclnl ordered the meeting to
We dissoliml.
lieshttlon, but there was no disorder
i
uho led the rcicImcIs of Moscow. III
rclrurded by them uith suspicion and
iishcd hr the Provo he described the
rmolutlonlsts us "Port Arthur lnnlde
of Russia" which ltusulo would have
(I overthrow.
.\l liosscn. oditor or lllu Provo,
whose udvunced lllIcrul vicus me well
knou ll has been. urrcuitul.
'l‘hc Workinmucn's i‘lulI has been
closed by order of the prefect ot‘ po-
l‘rot. Kurccit und Mm Anucuukcy
dud l’eschm‘houoit. tllruc wrilkuowu
“liters and Town (‘ouuclliors Ked~
rip and Schuiluikolt, who are also low
ycrs. were arrested during llli' uiuht.
VIENNA. Jun 24. leorkquu hold
discuss the strike situation III III. Pei
(IrslIurIr. 80 soon as tho ilrst uncult-
or mentioned the word St l’otcrshuru.
liIII order was carried
out cmld comdderclde tumult and pro
'l‘ltihli-l'l‘lll, Austria. Jun. 24.~I~cher~
III hundred workmen unucmhlcd before
the Russian consuistoh cro lust night
crying: . “Down with tho, czut‘l"
“Down with tyranny!" "Down with Ith-
unlutinm!” The police dispersed the
A ten Ill“!
sis were Incite. ,
.uoscow. arm. 23.«~.~A body ct mm
to the workil ot the firm at Hopper and
compelled 500 to ioln‘ the .strllth
‘nihiullcnocuslr, clerics a d other
w Irina were closed throughm t the dis.
triers Miolulu Decision street I .
iroctil (scum c’cuiutssh a s s shrdlu
'rhc sit-lite in II mending; rapidly, V‘AVII .
'printlh: «oi-III have been plopped. No
newspapers Will be issued tomorrow.
Thus for iherodisic been no collisions
with 9.1m police.
l’hl'l‘lilllBlilllw Jun 24'. litlilu. .
ntw'i‘hc night will out let. I '
more are no a ct undue excite
mcntthii moruihiri though thistle ‘
ill uni-mi: I rest hing through-II
com» .
l
l
Additional
V‘l LNA. Russia
hall. couture '
quiet. , . I
a cam he‘d t
I been brought to tlIequpltnl. .
untrue. Russia Jun. 24. '
railroad shops here.
WWWV—mmm V
—~’i‘Vwo old turmers me
sitting on a fence enioylng the worm .
there wtui It blur
“ ‘swun, Bile." fluid
one. "th was that thur red smock
in Bunnie.“
lug breegei {titration
in the" highway.
that lust shot past?"
-. hello or rescuing the
. are entomhe'd his high
Hope Glittery has
. I‘utiii oi coal int
i ‘ ’i'te‘r V‘wo‘lhiug for
he then was run.
were crushed i0 0th.
WANTED E ALLINGFORD-
NEW LONDON Jun himhlcx
Stance.“ Wullln 0rd was arrested in
drawn that night I; Patrolman Artluu‘
Police 1) nlel 0' liellll’o
Stuttga- s wanted
Wulliugi’ord.
\Vulilnutortt l
°l
in
"That than was an nutcmohne."'re~l where a serious «nurse has been mucu-
upended Sikh“
’ “And what was the blue struck?"
"’i‘hut was the man that got. hitlI
swearing "
“W
It is easier to return compliment-Ii
than borrowed umbrellas.
to ‘ureiessnoss.
against: him by Misti Lucy Cumboll.
'ic Orlgluul Macintmh.——' Mariu‘
tosh boasts a great deal about his turn“
Iliy, doesn't he?" ..’f
"You: i think he thinks that th(.
'hcml of his family won the originul
Ihlnclntosh that Noah hull with him
I
A broken promise Isn't um...‘ i In during that rainy smsou."4-l’hliudcl-
I
nor'r & EFEENIAN
itcprcscnttng
HARRY H. ‘HOYT 8r. COMPANY,
V l'lANlLiilia‘ AXI') iIRi‘lKliRS
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton Bought and Sold
lj'or Cash or on Margin
Mcluhrr .\cu \otk ionsnlitiu cd Stock l-Zxchnntzc.
.l . I
.\i£\\ \thlltlx‘. 4i :qu ll l\ all Strcct
l'lil'ccl l'rivutc
\\ no.
I
lilithi L. IN. 37I i'uitou Strcct.
Slim! Nontalll‘. -»
'0'. “2‘3.
lion‘s lhcutrc Bulldlut.
um.» .-.. w -— ..~....... ~ . 3.1....«mu
The Maples 8x Goidschrmdt Co
(lNCORPORATED).
CommIcsIon Brokers,
DEALERS IN
stocks. Bonds. Grain. Cotton. Provisions.
Swariz ti barbell Block.
South Norwalk.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT FOR INVESTMENT A SPECIALYY.
YOUR ORDER SOLICITED. I
MW”
Selling Out
all the Winter stock
Re‘
them.
$15.00.
lIoI s'
were 32.
. Hoyu’ strong IKIIcmi'tInllI m
\lcn' u liluck Ktrsp;
AT THIS SALE. $7.93.
Youths' Ovorconts, H to Ill. Oxford gruy.
AT THts SALE. $3.98.
llms' Overcoats sizes A 101.“. new 83.
AT THIB SALE $1.49.
lIotIor grade. with or uithout hells, were SI and :5,
AT THIS SALE. $2.48.
Men‘s Block 'l‘hilIct
hrcnstcd, wcrc $8 IlIIIl $9
Mcn‘ s Suits mixtures strictly (Ill wool. mere 33 and $9,
AT THIS BALE. $3..98
Men's liluck Unfinished Worsted Suits. single or doulIlc-lIrcast.
vd. uiso some IIVrowu oil'vt‘ls, l’cuotluu lined. were $12
Boys' Suits. K (o lI’I mixtures (Ind lIlllclI iltihct were $3 and N
I AT THIS BALE, $1.."
(‘lliuchilitt ltrcimu, from :I
in close tin-III out at
(‘It‘cv (hiln'tl lli‘cfcl's sintmfl in ll). Wl‘l‘t‘ S'l. to 1 loan out til
i
Men's All Wool uud Worsted I’nuts. were 33.
AT THIS SALE, $1.49.
licttI-r grndc. were i-i nod 36.
Tardless of: Cost
This Clearance Sale Will surpass
all preceding sales.
quoted such low prices upon the
goods that the people will not be
able to refrain from purchasing
aJ‘ ’J’h
We have
N!
- . a
K .p .
I~ no
'Illcad the folicwing Pricciz‘i'1
Mon's,i‘irny licltcd OVHi‘lolllri II." lllt‘llt‘rl long. which we Slz.
SALE PRICE. $5.50.
voII lino ()lt‘liolllri. .III until! Ilncd.
WWII"
were $0.0th
Suits. strictly all wool. single or double
SALE PRICE, s4. 99. '
and 8H,
SALE PRICE. 87.98.
to 9, mm ‘llllillil' collars,
79-
.1.15.
m.
lloyu’ 50c IIIIIl ’I'I'Io lined l’nuts at
6 "9°-
‘Mcn' u Ovorshirts Iulu' or sort bosom. ucro 00c and 75c.
AT “fl-iii SALE. 39c. ‘
Boys‘ and (tour lieuvrltlhluul titocldmzs. \
9c ‘A PAIR s P‘Ams FOR 25c.
. Men's Socks.
4D A PA! RI
‘ Weltavc Ilsa, reduced the prices on our shoes.
Do not miss the grout; Clearance
Values talk:
.I'V *é
moo yourselves.
grillhuod I‘ three minertl ‘
I). See upon complaint or Chief of
‘ Z
I IV.
I
l
l‘ «VI
Only a short time now hetore 0
ct Tailor-Made Bultia in order to do
coped the general mnrlt down You
«It in mode oi. Price from In. 00 up.
We will continue our Special 8
prices lower than ever before.
AND
All ot‘ our landles‘ and Misses Ii
In White. Red dud lliue. Price, 31. 00
LADIES’ SWEATERS
“ TAILOR MAEEI: sun's
AT SPECIAL rntcEs.
or Annual Stock ’lfnhiuumnnd In that t
this are here made special prices on UM
can II
lmo we propose to reduce our stock
Im all. Not a suit in stock has BB~
y a Bull or us‘ now for ten (nun the original cost or the goods that
OLGA-KS .-
din of Littllt‘il'. Misscs' and Children's Clocks. Many good things left and
HA
NORFOLK JACKETS. ,L'
waters and Norfolk Jackets nt prices to close. I Find. blind-made goods
to $3. 50 former price, 2.50 to $500.1 '
HOUSEFURN ISHING DEPT.
6 lllowu Tumblers for 10¢
ii lantern (ilohou' for lilo
3 Rolls Toilet Paper for 100
9 Burn Washing Soup for 2m-
3 Iran: Sand Eloup for tile
NO
ll“ \or Ann Imrnuqrno m
SPONGES
cull around today and have your pick f .
cm of u choice lot of American Silk
sponges. just arrived generally sold at
dru r stores at 15 20 and 250.
O R PRICE WHikcE THEY LAST
Don‘t forget that there is no quicker
remedv for cold In the head. and the
grip. than our A. B. C. CAPSULES.
llitl Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MMN 812. 80. NOR.WALK
S‘ Fox, ‘
THE LADIES' a'l'liULOR AND FUR.
A (llenrnnco Sulc on everything. UL
(lies Block Coats. {it inches long, lined
with Skimwr's xniiu. my own make,
price. 36. Short ("onts, 24 inc hes long.
lined with Sltlnncl s siliill my own
moire. price $3. ilti Those are not the
oniv things. but on have u reduction
sale on cIerthing. lrtdics‘ Pleated
Skirts, from $2.49 up Outing Flannel
Wulsis. from the up. Cusluuerc Wulstu,
”.49 up, We have more urticlcs which
we cannot Invullnu. Hence, cull or our
store before going elsewhere. Sale be
gin. Saturday. January 7. 1905.
"EON ‘I‘
let another your pan without giving to,
your tamily the protactlori that life in-
Iurance alone can. give. The Court.
General Life Ins. ca. or Hamel-d, hill
the lowest guaranteed rates oi any
first clan company. For particulars
address.
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT.
SPECIAL AGENTS—N. SMITH FER:
ousou—DWIGHT EPAULDINo.\
ISOUTH NORWALK CONN.
“GIOVERS' llit ‘ PIACIE."
Jfll
'PHONE, 357—5.
j‘wur snors mu m"
'COAL COAL colt
'coAL A coALW
‘COAL , HIJ*ICOAL
.,_C°AL THE COAL
‘ FERRYIS
IFEAL
. . l
. ,
R EM 8: H
1 dnz Bloch (lohlcts for 000 llnnd Lump. complete inn
lllnlveruul Wringcrs ii in.. 32$ .0
Mop Sticks. ~ and 25 Oil llenterulnr 325.0
0 Gal. Oil (‘uns . :1... u "0 Oil Heaters for $3} .I.
lllnntoI’nu. L‘Ilc $4.00 on Heaters for sites.
Norwalk ._gonn
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
'11....” -.-—. ... .<. .u.
. 772.};1—
wmu-zrcmmmc
Furs and Cloaks
I. And all other (Wearing Apparel for I
Men, Women and Children, is
nowzgoing‘ onut our store.
Charge Accounts Solicitedd
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
It ‘ “
, WW- -numm
S 0E STI
’ . Ml: JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
Sale 0 Fine Foo-wear
IIudIcu'Stlmond$4.001’at.coltmucher Shoes . 91.93
lIIulch' $200 KldShoele Bulginmurlted down to 98v
hadlos' H50 lilac Button AV cs. ntw I "Lute.
” *3 shoes ‘ " :f
hlcnu'ttldllSouthernQ hiltyfihcos ill...i.;.r....... $2.48
Put. can Button II Eluchcr hair. ,
luau: Fit: You until 00 slicer at I108
Bolt Clili' Blueber-
Pin: Ooét .Blhclie
Norwalk Chronicler