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“Feb. 1,—4 c Senate .
at 11.3 WI Lieuten-
'Woodruff 11911111111;
_ business that received
_. 19,50 pituitary mmlttoo references
'0er 65 5161111110011 moaning title of the
aim to military property standing on
1111 “its of the noting u arterinaater
“charged to the ity of New
‘ So 1111 15' orno .ut Norotoéi,
_ 0.13.1111 Tyler Pout 90.0 .
IA 3 it}, an «intact Putnam Memorial
Pnrlt (3 11111115111011; resolution appoint-
111111111 " mnemoquaw Haven,
tu'rington of Win-
the State Board of
111' years from Juli’
.513“an the number of
porcine and Superior
from fifteen to sixteen;
rb peaiini; act concerning
political prlnufr‘t'és and caucuses; bill
milking an appwpriution of $5,000 for
monument at Oompu Beach in the
It of Weslport' bill umcudlng char-
r or» City of Now Haven, placing the
police department under the managc-‘
than: 11111 control of a bi- partisan board'
o6nsiating' or the mayor and six oom-
11111131011915; blii‘ reporting the general.
law mauve to tho taking or small
trout. tlwfllo size of pltkerel; bill 111‘-
creasing 911111111111 of ehict justice of the
Supreme Court of Errors, to $6 500. rind
' ouch usaotiote justice oi said corrrt and
‘oach Judge of tho' Supt-I1 ior Court 36 0011
annually; to. go Into effect immediate—
1y: petition of Daniel C Riggs ct. :11
"for appalling h. port of Oxford to the
town-or Seymour.-
The resurrection of tho whipping
post. for wile heaters and othor similar
offenders was ddvocnted by a bill 111-
trodueod by Senator Biokncil of the
Thirteenth Distl'itl ’I‘Ilo. bill provides
n'pona‘lly'of thirty lashes on the bare
hack and confinement in thtI county jail
for ilVo year's iii lieu of a $500 fine and
imprisonment for one your. 'lbc mat.
ter to left to the option of the court.
Whenever: the corporal punishment. in
directed 31.1%shall be. inflitled by tho
inllkceptn' 1' his assistant anti in tho
presence only of a duly llccnsed phy-
slclan and a clerk of said jail.
Bills were also introduced to increase
the salary of the“ commissioner of do
nioaticnted animals from 51. 500411 Sf .
800 annually and for tho purchauo 111'
the state of tho Eldridge collection.
Communications were rcectvcd from
Governor Roberts making the follow
ing nominations subject to confirmation
by the senate: Edward A. 11 uilcr.
Frank G. Sumner and Willlc 0. Burr.
of Hartford, stun-‘11 prison dircctorn for
four years from July 1. 11105'1'Iran11s
Bacon. of New Haven and Ernest Cad)
of Hartford members of the Board of
Pardons t‘or friur yours from first. Mon-
day in Junc,1005; Ir‘r 'nnk (‘. Bushnell
and George B. Martin of New Ilatcu.
harbor eomniitrsioners for four menu
from Julyl .1905; Funk 1’ Simpson.
01' Hartford consultlnx physician ht. the
stat prison for the years from July
I 19 5 They were referred to lllf‘ com-
The Senate rejoctcd tho House rcsO-
lotion providing for the appointment of
too senators and three representatives
to represent the stair at the inauxurao
tion of President llooncwlt, in Wash-
Ington. Viarch 41
Senator Motion. of the. Tooth dia-
irlct. introduced several hills. tine
provides for the. drawing or jurors
from townu according to population are
lollowu: 'I‘wo jurors from all touns
under 1,500; four from too or under 3.
000; Itvo frlu towns under 4,;000 pix
from towns under 111 000; 8 from towns
under 50. 000 and twouyt in all towns
ovcr 50, 000 population. Another pro.
hibits any plates attorney from rrv-
(I
lit for which he is xtair' s attorney. An-
her prtvllcges portion to civil 5101101111
(1 change judges upon the filing of 11.11
affidavit 1111011111 glocul prejudice on
tho pm of a. lodge.
”thumping nethin with tho 1101111111
ovor curtain committee reformer»; or
hunted couctderablo rlmc. Motors
Palm Ind .luduon of the Judiciary com
mittoo werc of the opinion that the
Home hurl uploaded too many lilottb-
time on tho otimu1lttw.'l'hcy protest-
ud rhIt the committee had enough
work 0111 out for it and some oi the
tumors rccoivlng thIt rcforonco were
. ” . A harm nan
rho I Manchu glam. it ha 111
. Flaw“ thrifty ho wilhncvermbtz
. it money corms. ow a 11
buy of you"? Why not. stall. the
m on tho row to wraith. start
thh .
1‘ room mawatk
1m fun If
Milton toIch film
When he gets
, ”II 5;! proud If him and he
bills as the result of there remort-
lug civil actions to a Jury In that court -
it '1an as 11111.. a. on
committees were made on some of the
strnncca.
”rho Senate-adjourned at 12:
11:30 Thursday.
‘ any or nouwALK crunch.
The
T10 to
Amendment Introduced In the
' Home It HIrtIord, Today.
The half-hour reunion of the House
this' morning was given exclusively to
the reception of new buslnoso and its
proper references
Among the new. monomer. Introduced
were acts amending charter of the City
of Norwullt; providing fur the lubellng
of tobacco with a tag on which 11111111 be
111111qu the name of the utato In which
tlic tobacco in rah-rod and fixing a pen-
alty of $100 for ouch violation;c1nond-
1111; act concerning notice to quit: c011
rcernlng. tho (imposition of property of
disorganized churches; concerning lla-
Ililityml'ttm'uo, cltioo or boroughs for
injti'r'loll“t:ausod by accumulations of
snow' and too; providing for the up‘
' pointment 'by town achool committccs
or heard of school visitors of a. super-
intendent of «chools In accordance with
the public acts of 1903 when any such
town or board of education employs not
more than twrniy~fivo or less than too
teutfhcrs: providing for the holding of
conventions or caucuscs for the nom-
Inutloun of all town, villugo. borough,
city or stoic ofllcorrr. at. least. thirty
days prior to 11113.1 rluv on nlrich such
oilicr-ro' arc.- to be elected: resolutions
appointing William V. Goldie assistant
juda'e' of city and police court of Now
London: Nichol (‘.. Downs judge of the
city court of Stamford; John It. Booth
associate judge of the city court of
Now Havon; upprtmrluiim: $50,000 to
(‘mlllttiltlli 1\gl"‘iillltllllll (‘ollcgcz ap-
pointing 8111111ch 11111111: 111111.11 of the
city court at Stanrt’or:d (icoigc E. Hall
judge or city court of Now Haven
proriding tor the sprinkling of ctr-cots
bv utrcct railway companion.
Petition of residents of Nov. London
county to sccurc repcal of act cone
ecrnlng fishing in thc Thames rivcr
was Introduced: resolution making up.
proprlatlon of $25,000 to Grace floppi-
tul Soci'cty of Ncw lluvcn; resolution
appointing it} 0 Goodwin Judge of tho
town court of East. Hartford: resolu-
lion Incorporating Masonlc and Ileucvo
lcnt Associhtion of Westport; i'csoiu-
tlon authorising the ifisllc of addition—
al watcr bonds Irv tho, borough of Gro‘
ton; polition of r'cstlout-o of Ncwlugton
for rcdur-Iioli of farm by tho I'Ial'fi‘ord
Street Railway Company and Connecti-
cut ltailwayanri Lighting Company.
Tho Ilouco ndiourncd at 12 o'clock to
11.510 'I‘hul‘sduy.
w-..“ ._ “2.“. ..E...,
MAY OBTAIN A REPRIEVE.
Governor Bell to Give Audience in
Behalf of Mrs. Rogers.
)Itlx'i‘l’l’lididll, \'t., Poll. luv-There»
have been few Occasions on which
popular interest in this city has been
more droply stirred than 11. in by to
day's pending proceedings I11 tho case
of Mrs. lliury Rogers. who Iii condom
nod to be hanged on Friday. for tho
uouuccmcnt that Governor Bell almost.
at the last moment, had llOcltlctI to
hour those who are workiucr to uccurc
a reprieve for the condemned woman.
made lat-rt. night. aroused utmost. uui~
vernal speculation an to the outcomc
of the ‘proceodlugs, tho majority up-
pui'cntly believing that the. governor
would favor Mrs. llorrcr's friends.
’I‘ht.I morning trains were cxpectcd
to bring Govcrnor lieil, Slrcriff H. P.
Pooh and Deputy Sheriff have“. .1. K.
l-‘ullor. Mu. William .I. llllokousdcrf‘cr.
of Stamford. t.‘-oun.. and Charles A.
McCarthy. of Iloouick h‘nllu. N. l’..
counsel for Mm. Blickcusdorfcr.
SPECIAL PRAYER MEETING.
.11 tho clasp meeting in
Mothodlst. l-lpiitcopnl Church. 1qu
11111111. there was a largo attoudance.
Scth Remington and tho puritor. ltev.
V. W. '1'. Duncan, Were in charge. The
i-Jpworth 11111111111 chorus. under the di
rcction of Harry Watson, led the 111111:-
iug. Visiting brctlrrcu includod
Mouth-11. .ioucu and Stark. of Stamford:
F'Iioh. of Iiarion, and hilllor'nud llr'un
dilifc. oil Norwalk. Thorn war a nor-
vice 'of prayer. followml by 51 «canon of
lbulltuony. ’1‘qu ckmcd lilo upcclnl
prayer mootlurru of the Irvuulzollnlle
commlnuion.
may. we U—nW-Ibtw'
THREE BURGLARIEG IN BEIiLlN.
NEW BRITAIN Fob l.««-’I‘hrce hur
141111 Icu WortI committal In Ilcrllp at 1111
cam hour thin morning ”lilo 11111qu
llurltlt ulrop of (Trump Voutruu wan em
lured and Home tools tultuu. 'l‘hc 11cm
11111 atom of ii. ll. Iionlcu wort vltdtcd
11nd homo thumps 111111 a 5th pair» of
glovcu tattoo. ’I‘luI burglar-n had lunch
in tho ptorc. At tho Kooklulrton [)th
.olfloc. the attic Whit blown upon. two
l'cltlrdc rod lettcru. Iliiltltr cilantro and a
tow umlupu iilfllml’.
who ltvro near the pout. office. now thr-
hurgluru at work In the ofllcc. 'I'Ilol'l'
worr- tlu'm- of thcm. Nocluo lltlH hoop
found 1111 to IIer Idrhtity.
5:1:an BULLDOGS FIGHT
’lllilllilY, I’I‘ch. [.er rotiil liltIIJu lant-
iug one hour and fifty firc llllllllii'll
Will; fought lmtwco two bulldogs hard
‘luut night. the pit bolus In 1111 ablation
90 1mm and only 11101111 courtroom
present who hurt word that the ovum
5m to ho phllcd Oil‘- It Bridgeport
up which was unknown to the oportu
preamp. dctoated the do: which in said
to he owned by method Lynn. of Shel-
tcuxuud which turd I record of 22 but.
tics won. 3
Willow l.. Olden rated 105. played
11.11. lleuudttmutcdiittluiho Norwalk
Club pool tournament 111.111 owning.
Olsen Won, the more being 135 to Gil
. 11 I it
not... cable runny intelligent poo
- tor due to prounuro from above. 0f
the Firm
1', ill. 'thltutm. ,'
protruded to
uIid It would not 1111111 to the bottom.
ivould remain arrapcnrlodat a would
depth because or the density at the un-
oourac, the premium int-runner with
the depth oh all tildes of the cable in
Ito deuce-ht through the non, but: In
practically everything on earth 111 more
compreollb‘lc thIn wator it In obvious
that the iron, wire. Turn. pamper-cm.
and copper conductor forming the or
tile must. 111131110111 and more ooiu~
‘jpreused 11's they'dc‘soeud. Thunthe‘ ca-
ble conatnriily incrouttcc In deu'nlty. or
specific gravity. in going down. while
Itho oquIl bulk of Water surrouodlnk It
continues to hive. practically Iponk-
ing, vary may ihe uamo specific
gravity Iii at the aurfuce. With mt.
this valuable property of wntar the
111 drnullc props would not exist.
' Some of the moat diutinsulahod unv-
al men have made tho blunder that 111
mentioned above. Even at I comp»
.ativoly recent. period Capt. Marryut of
the Britluh Navy. the celebrated nutt-
iical author. wrote in one of his nov-
els: “What. a mine of wealth must
lie burlcd'in the sands! What. riches,
llc entangled among its rocks or rev
main suspended in the unfathomable
gulf. whore Ihc compromised fluid is
equal to gravity to that which it. encir-
olcul"
When the first Atlantic cable was
about to be laid. to obviate this app
posed dillloultv It was g'r'avely pro-
posed to lestoou tho cubic auroral; II
:1 given maximum depth betwéen
buoys and floats. or oven parachutes.
at which chips could call. hook on. and
send montages lo the chore. Others
proposed to apply gummed cotton to
tllc‘oable. set it afloat. and leave the
gum to dissolve and "let the cable
down quicily.“»-F}xcliangc.
.I A Zuni Baby.
The Zuni child spends 1115 early dnyI
in Incl-Idle. - But a cradle in 741111de
doeu not mean down pillows. silken
covcr'loi'ii and fluffy loves; it is only 1
flat hoard. jtmt 1111.- longth of the baby.
with a hood 111m 11 doil'u buggy top
over the head. l'pon this hard bod
the baby is bound like u mummy-“the
coverings wound round and round him
until the little fellow cannot move ex-
cept. to opcn his mouth anti cycu.
Somotlmon be Is uurollcd and 'Iooks
out. into the bare rvhitcwaahcd room,
blinks at the fire burning on the
hearth and iixcu'hla civil cur'ncutly on
the- unit and (humor skiun that serve
as chairs and beds and carpets in tho
Zuni hom’e. ‘ .B) U": time he is too or
three yours old licdrau grown into n
plump little bronac creature. with the
straighinnt .01 course black hair and
the biggest and rouudcst of black 01 on
No is now out of the (#:1111111 and trots.
Ibout the house and the village. WlIcn
thc mother is bad ho wears a small
coarse ahlrl, uud always a necklace of
beads or tur'quoiscr—Sl. Nicholas.
Wayside inn For Gene.
Years before the war Daniel Scott.
the owner of “Scotland‘s" plantation.
in Albemnrle t'ounly. \tl. began the
custom of feeding flocks of wild goose
ouch Spring and Summer on their
semi-annual.migrations. The custom
hanconliuuod to this day. lacing kept
up by the ticsccndonts of Mr. Scott.
lfo had a special garment. which 110
donned when tending the hungry
birds, and In this they invariably ro-
cognixed him.
'l‘h'e children. xr'andohildrcn. 11nd
grcatgrludchildron of the first. goers
must have trot-11 writ lustrut-iod In ro-
gurd to this ".lellldfi Inn.” for they
always tarry there to not provisions.
llnltod Silftltl Senator 'I‘homIs S.
Martin 111 the present owner of “Scot-
lands."
Does for Pig Skim.
In the past, axon pig skins were
used all bottlca by the people of vari-
01111 countries. With the invention
of the [INNS bottle thin use largely
bellied. Now pin 111111111 are IgIln com-
Ing into notice an of value In 1'I1Ious
commercial ,wau. .liiacbiuory hII
boon Invented for the upltttlnx of
pi; skins till they are as thin 1111 paper
It in claimed that resulting fabric II
strong Ind durable. If the 11110 of pi;
Iltintl In thin my bbeonrcu common it
will greatly incronuo the wine of our
leno. The skin of the pig has little
or no 1111111 Iii I part of bin. edible pro
duct. When the input In which this
out Ilmoot invIrI‘Ibly cut. off and
throw: away A" commercial lure of
It would therefore be clear gain.
CoincldIncu of Death.
‘A curloua Ind 1111111 toluolrionco oc.
curred roconily It. ‘i.I1m11-PItIh. in
Huugury. 3A woodcuttor named .IIcII'
was crushed to dcath under 11 iron.
leaving hln wife and children dotti-
tutti.
lt‘IntlIng no other work. the widow
joined tho woodcuttm'a Ind 14'" killed
in exactly the name mannor III her
huthnd had been I few days provi-
lOIiIIv.
’l‘ho auporutttlouu population rcfuho
:to [all any more trounm London Daily,
:EIprcuu.
1 1
wwa ..
1 Will lhI (lat ionic hair?
i In 1891 an old Woman left. to the
noun. 1.1189111» luutltulion ole 1mm
lot .0400 to be 111110 on tho chth «in
lleOt‘Itu tritium which had curvmd
1195 Ind which war to he provided for"
with the Interest. In 1902 the at dillI
huh-area. and the charm inn now he:
emu! to Isittma its chth and lot tho
11111111111011 hm; .‘tlte money. on you
mm 11 would come luck
’ Motif" Attract“ by WItIr
nutrition Ind amphibians Ira um
1y “hunted by mm and go straight.
far it Ittirounh it to noon but their
cause of. sight in very limited. flow
1 date nrc‘ gluon
III I hood Ito protldc for thI'eIt In“ '
v .3 .
Ivy Journal some
.thc number of f
111111115111 actually led by the how
not. and arbor as compared with fire-
Irxnn and manor. Of all wounds
treated by medical, unicorn of the
Union ormiorr In the Civil War about.
four-tombs of one per cent. or 51:52
out of 210.. ".12 were antler or‘huyonet
wounda. In the Grimenn War thcli‘ .111;
Itch ‘nnd ' ‘rcnch. hall 2 1-15 per cool?
of Illlcll 11111151111 the Behieawig-‘llol-
stein, WIr abode-'3' per cent... while in
thc'FrIuco-l’ruurlan War the records
Ihow that the oar-11111115 received less
than onovthird of l ‘3por cont.
"A striking commentary thin upon
the Idvauoc of modern military not
once. showing that with "the general
Idoptiou of long range flrearnm the
saber and buyonot‘hro rapidly falling
Into disuse. and the time is coming. if
it hull not. already arrived. when those
old and honored weapons will become
obsolete."
But it in not the bullet or the ar-tll
lery fire which ctrikeu dowa tho inrg
out numbers of men... It is (liner 2' in
the Civil War- one than out of every
6.? won wounded In action; can of
every 38 died of his woundu; one of
every 415.7 was killed in action. or the
total mortliliiy among colored unidioro
90 per cent. was from disease. or the
total mortality among the white volun-
teers. 70 per cent. was owing to diaI
ease; unions the white regulars. 60
per t'ent.~-flhic11go 't‘rlbunc.
Some Strange Running.
The following remarkable story ap-
pears 111 Mr. ‘Whixham’s "Munchurla
and Korea": "A Cossack, In 11 fit of
drunkenneou. had shot a Uhluaman,
and It, was necessary to bring several
of the 111011 to the bedside of the. 11.111111
victim for purpose of Identification of
the culprit. The Chlnnmau. however.
refused absolutely to single out. the
guilty man. saying: ‘Why should he
be. killed, slum l'must die in unv
onset" Then they explained to him
that the man would only he .ucvcroly
punishcd. to which the ("hiuunlnn ro-
spondod that since he. forgave the cul-
prit thorn wan no rousou why he
should suffer. 'I‘hon the thcory of
punishment was ndduccd as an arror
mentxwthc (3111111111111 must. be punished
I11 Irrdor that he might not rcpcat thtI
oftcnae. ‘But.’ said the (‘hiuamarn do)
will nchr do it 111111111 wilt-u hr knows
that l forgave him,‘ and more, the
matter cudcd."
EL--- ..
Lace Worth $5.000 3 Yard.
There is a legend that tho hrs: to»,
wall. made by it «girl who preserved :1
bountiful hit of spawned by catching
all 'tlrc dainty par: of lcavcn and
stems to a piece of linen with fine
thread. '
'I‘hc moat crpcusitc luco manufac-
tured today is valued at 55.11110 :1 yard.
Such Incc is mudc. lrowcvcr, In very
small quantilics. it Is in imitation
of "old point."
tho flaunt filigree, silvcr. the pattern
helm: thickly lucrusted with dia-
monds. 'l'itc prlcc of thin trimming In
Amarillo an inch.
'I‘hrI high prior-s which thc tine laocn
command arc. of course. occasioncd
by ”’19 carcful workmanship that 111
required in their manufacture. flo-
ridden, the. thread is- very cvpcr 1111.10. an
ounce of Flaudcr.I thread having t‘-rc
qucntly been sold at 3'30 11 pound.
But this quantity can ho turned into
lure worth $200. ' '
8Iilor'I Peculiar McIl.
“'I‘bvI strangest local I over 1110."
sold a sailor. “wus'tliuhcd up to me in
the Yellow tit-.11 nine years ago. This
meal consisted of an outrich our: and
a Japanese oyster. '
“’l‘hero Willi nine of us foil to. and
thc egg and the oyster made onotmh
for all. The cgg was hard boiled.
(‘ooklc had shelled it, and It came on
looking flue. all white and glistening.
with a tart yellow sauce In the bot»
tom of the 1111111. We nllccd It down
with a knife. the lame In you would
slice a turkey. It wasn't. bad-n little
crazy. that‘n all.
"The .IIpuncuc oyster was nearly
two fact long. .le oysters in. you
know, tho biggest in the world. It
Will served raw. and when the honin-
wIIn stuck bit: long cIrvIn' knife in
If. It shiver-ed All over and it. uccmod
to me it kind of low groan escaped It.
It tIutcd fluc. 'l‘horc was enough left
for a 111ew."- «Battle Port-intelligen-
ccr.
lip and Little Thlnpl.
Big and littlrI Iro rolIttvc term.
The great III" In Paris were chiefly
noted for thc'btn things tituplnycdw
big forvors. hi; maps. hi1: whooiu and
big mechInlams “morally,
But In the mlkuionnry 0111111111. It. the
chamber of commcroo In flan lI‘rarrnlw
no 111 the urnI‘Ilmt llihln In the world.
It in too mail for a "pocket million."
It Is an small. Indeed. that it 111111 to
ho kept. uudcr 51111111,
11 mcauurcu but. hIlI' an inch to
thictmouu Iud threavtourthu or In inch
in length. Most of the wordu horn to
'bo rend with a magnifying all“. but
when no road the text to vary distinct.
'l‘hlu little» book can loll homo 11mm
truthn. It. could not tell greater if it
were 1111 large In I mu’ctlng houm- .
. Aim»
W
The Pyramid Limp.
, 'l‘ho pyramid flaw is I titanium that
.uuurtliy nursing the touch». tho second
or third day after hill Irrivul in (intro.
To mIny visitors the byumidn urn
all there is to III In light. Ind once
arrived time they proceed to metro
the we .
In our climb. I11 than
hlhh' that no aha can
. without hair from has
.. lad. and tin) mutt 111
11111011 NM”.
Ind habitat“ recognize
thudolllllmmlmw
and tho lhrcud used is~
of 'l‘allor. Mudo Suits.
coped tho general mark down
it hr tirade of. Price from $5. 00 up. .
,,. .1:
I
prices lower than ever before.
. . i .
in White, lied and llluc.
6 lilowu Tumblers for
0 Lantern (iiobco for
3 Rollo ’I‘ollot Pupor for
0 Bars Washing Soup for
3 Bars Sand Soup for
I
We will continue our Special 5an of Ladies“ Misti “n 11ml Childrett’sdlloukd.
33 .LADIES’ EWEATERS
'1» AND NORFOLK JACKETS.
All of our laidicn' nud 111111111111 Sweaters and Norfollt Jar-hots at prleco to clone.
Price. 51.00 to 83.00.1201'mcr mic or,
HOUSEEURNISHING DEPT.
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT Norwalk
NO. 2 AND 16 GAZETTE. ,BUILDING.
TAILo III-MADE Sun's
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Only a short. time now before our Annual Stock ’l‘uk‘lng~nnd in that time we propose to reduce our rum-.11
In order to do this we have made 11115201111 prices on to out all.
You can buy it. Suit of no how for loan than the original Coin of tho goods that.
Not 11 suit in stock has on
C‘LOiAKS.
Minty good thlugu left and
I I
Fine hand-111111111 goodly
25.50 to $5. 00.
tile l 1102 |.lllown Goblets for} 5121: Hand 1.1111111. complete 1:11:
1?): Mill)?" itclkgl‘rlngors, ll 11., ‘ “‘73. 83.2 5 Oil “enters for 52.511
.15.. 5 Gal Oil Gang! .' 5.9.» $4. 25 Oil lionters' for 3:101:
10c Lanterns. 29C 34. 95 Oil Heaters for 339:.
OIlI'I.
Clearance Sale
Still Continued
Special Bargains
" CALL AND EXAMINE.
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. South. Norwalk
- 5 *FOX. '6' W
THE LADIES‘ TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER.
A (‘lcnruucv Salo on evcrylhiug. Lo.
dies llinck (..‘oatu. 3i Inches long. Hood
with Skinner's satin. my own inukt'.
price. 30. Short Coats. :1 Inches long.
lined with Skinner‘s satin. my own
mukc. price $3.08. 'l‘licsc arc not tho
only things. but we have a reduction
sale on cvcryllrillu. Ladics‘ l'lcatcd
Skirts. from $2.10 up. Outing Flannel
Walrus, from 401: up. Cashmero Walslg,
$1.10 up. We lravc~nroraI articlcn which
wc cannot mention. i'lcnco call at our
Slflli‘ In'ftm' going IIINvuIlt 1'“. Sale bo-
gin; Saturday, January 7, 1905.
DON’T
let another year pass without giving to
your family the protection that life in-
surance alone can give. Tho Conn.
General Life Ins. cc. of Harthrd. on
the lowest guaranteed rates of any
first cIIII company. For particulars
addren.
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT.
SPECIAL AGENTS—N. SMITH FER-
GUSON—DWIGHT SPAULDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“GIOVTRS' TIIE PIAQE."
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The Ferric Cool 00.
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Cleari
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WINTERCLOT
Furs and Cloas
And all other Wearing Appareli for
Men, Women and Children, its-1""
now going on .64: our store.
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
H. Kriegcr 8. Go.
‘West Whehington Streci’t:
OLSEN SHOEW
in. JANUARY AND rnnnuanv.
Sale of Fine Footwear
141111ch $11.00 and $1011 Par (oltllluchcv Shoes . it its
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Lutlieu’ $12.50 High Button Motion. tit......m..........;..'.'.1........ $1.30
MEN'S 5110133.
Monk 33.50 hoodlum Quality Show, at. 855.48
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llcx Calf Bloch 1'11 and 1311111.,
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Norwalk Chronicler