ORIA. B. (3.. Feb. 1.-Atlvlcca
by the steamer Empress of
' yeatct'da‘y tell at tum-It of an
, reign rising In China. Applica-
tor the aupreaalon oi the rioteI'II
In; made by the Pckin legaitona.
Chinese authorities appear III-
Intent and have taken no stops oth
Mil binning 11 formal notice to the
11111111 goveinme‘nt to quell the 1111.
but is firmly obict ting to evnt'utt
It foreign troops. A writei III a
hal paper says (‘hinenc reform-
nd patriots have an Idea the only
11‘th ovexthrow the present dynaaty
to start t"11uothct' anti-foreign dia-
‘i‘hltnco like that of 1900 hollering
o‘hreign government would then do
he the present 1"1Ilt1121. -
he boycott. is not altogether an
American movement: it in thor-
milhly anti foreign. Dlficnlllt’nl among
Runaian prisoners in Iupan I'osultl-d
11 attempts to fire the stoma and III--
noth, which housol l"l|00 ptlnoum's the
11119111111111 tryina‘ to tilt) the build-
“85 repeatedly making an 11111111'1111
our attempts in one day
The I'IIVqutlonlsis' outbreak Itt
Indirestok wan Wl'li planned. the In
cation being to t't)lllnl(‘lltt‘ disturb-
ces at many lillll't‘n I11 Hint-1111
A ‘battlo 0t‘("'llll(;'tl la111111111 tin» 1.1.111
than at Irkutsk anti (‘oesat'ks III
which over 1.5th \vot'o killed. A die»
match says Cossacks tIII't-w uvt'r 1.300
(lam! Into I111k11 Baikal through holes
‘In'tb‘e Ice.
Famine t'onditloun I11 North Japan
are becoming t't-atful. thousands sni-
faring from star1atlon Largo 11111111
horn of deaths hate t)t’l'lll‘l‘t"(l and
many are. dying The govt-11111111111 In
organizing relief and foreign t-otnmlt
toes are distributing I‘lt‘t' in the fiiltlillt‘
districts.
'.Among the I't'ccptlons to the 111111-
.erais returning front MaIIt'lIIII'ia that
of General Nogi surpaset-Id all. tho
newenapers-dnyiiltm lIiIn 1111""Irtl11 8:1»
marl,” -Iélnt'.111'u‘ation oi Bushi 1111-.
In his report of the army's opera-
tions. Gen, Nogi aerct't'ly blames him-
self for failures of his. flanking move-
ment at Mukdcn. stating his delay in
throwing forces tIt'I'onn 11111 right t'tVnr
of the Runslaua saved KIII'opatkIn
‘flom nnnlhiliatlou. ('l‘llll'S III 111111114
reviews IIOWt‘Vt'I suy‘thc delay was
unavoidable.
EGGS PRICES FALLING.
Warm Weather Has Made Good Win-
‘ Layers of Our Hens.
The warm \1’t'itlltt"r has worked l1a1
voo with some or Iill' apt-t-IIIalIu'a' t-l‘~
forts to corner IIII- Illill‘lit'l l'ot' 11,111.14.
by inducing our dean-silo t'owla to lay
eggs In unusually lat'at- llllllltlllll‘s this.
1161111011.
During the first part of lllt' \1‘illlt'l'
eggs were source. an ”Ivy Il'illilll)‘ art-
beforc tIIt1 pulIt-ls lit‘glll to lay t‘rI1I-Iy.
but they were never 11.11 Ht'lil‘t'i‘. atttl
consequently 11111'111' 11.11 high in prit't'.
1111 they 1111111 inst Wiltlt’l‘. .\.~ 11 IIIII'
nral rot-lull. llll'l'tltil't', when pttIIt1tI4
and old hens I11-gun to lay and lilt‘
weather continued warm and tho fowls
continued to lay. the prion of 11111124-
bexan to drop
Fresh country «gas bring t-tnupat'a-
tlvcly plentiful the prion I111 now down
to thirty-fly“ I't-IIII4 a donut. and 111-
though lllllt t'uunot iit' aaitl to 1111 11
low 111 I111 It Is a l'ayot'ablt- lll‘ll‘t' for
the t'onau nt1I~ for this tiun- t1l‘ lilt‘
year width is ordinarily lllt‘ lllltltill‘
of the winter and tht lilttsl st'rt't't- por-
tion ol the ntIIsoII.
As 11 humor ('tIIlHt‘iIIII‘IItt' lilt cold
storage eggs \1IIi1b \1'111'11 suppoet-d to
have caused tht- usual t'lll'IIl‘I‘ in lilt'
market. have had to lII1 llllh'llt’li out
rapidly to prt'\’t'nt 11 total loss. and to-
day they run I111 found in 111111111 of tilt-
Iitorea for an low as iwt-uiy 11111115 a
dozen. Those. of courst'. Ill't‘ tl111 poor
oat Quality. and others are .wlling for
‘up to thirty cunts.
it I11 noticed that llitl't' l< also a
chhnge III [bites of many food at lit‘lt'l-l,
Potatoes Illt1 going 11p a little Iilltl floor
at taking a decided fall 'I I111 1111101111-
y 20! meals in 11th to riat- 11nd augnt'
"la nailing for It'sa than Ilvv I't'llln 11
pound.
1 m-_-_
. ENTERTAINED FRIENDS AT
WHIST.
Mr. and him. lioorgo (lodl‘rcy t-utt'r-
incd a party of friends Itntl cranial:
ttt. thtd. A delightful I'I't-Itlup, wait
about and a 01111 HIIDIIt'l' was served III
the close of play. The ilI'I-II prize wan
'hecnrod bv nM111 Edward I1‘. Smith.
be second II1'M1'a thclnun and III:-
llll'tl by Mrs. IJIIIIIIIntl 7411111111111
first. 13111101111111.1111 pI'I'I.t'- wan Won by
Milton Paul. tltc1 11111101111 by Mr. Ht‘ltt‘ll
‘11 the third by Gilbert Hoanrt.
a... -1. 0...“...
In 4 Per Cent.
"'tlpon my wort." said Uncle
'. In. 1111 he looked at llltl hank
book. “It. In attrprlnlug how
* ickly money grown at 4 por
nt. interest."
ll, too. will I111 delighted to
your funds rapidly accutn
It you have an account
In" Cent Interest Paid
eposltn of $1.00 and over,
untied every six monthn.
nail board. 9 II. In. to 3
Open Saturday evenings
tits it o'clock.-
known a Fr» Will Doorman During
the Closing Dayna! the ovo-
, Intuit.
My dear Mr. Editor
Permit Inc to make. a n authoritative
’.atate1uenl.rolatlve to the payment. oi?
Dr. Chapman tor services at the Ar-
mory beginning next Tuesday night
In some directions there has been the
impression that a guaranteed paint-y oi.’
several hundred dollars was required
by Dr (.IlIIIpIIIan before he would con-
sent to begin work I11 our community.
Let me any that this is entirely in-
correct. Havlug known must fully all
the details of this work from the very
ilrst and being chairman of the gen-
crnl and executive committee. 1 dm III
11 poaitlon to state the exact situation.
Dr. Chapman requires and receives
Ito guarantor \i'llflll'Vtil' of compaction
tlon pact-pt tho prlIlIodgu of taking 11
true will off-111mg during the closing
days of tho movement. For this ht1
(lt‘i-Ill't‘t-I no provision prior to his com-
Iug. and than wlah‘on a conmtItIt-t- up
pointed of our rcpronvt1tatlvc business
men who will have t1IIIlI'I1 charge oI
the matter. Ho exproualy stall-111 that
thin uttering tuttnt “0 taken In such
11 way an to avoid any llllt‘i‘ltil'tsllltll‘
with the spirit of the meetings. The
salary ot’ the Inualt'ana 111111111 in gIIIII'an
lt‘t'll, and thin In by Ito 11111111111 (oust-a
sire. It is natural that lilt' Idea (11' a
guaranteed salary for Dr. Chapman
would prevails. 1114 I111 In Worthy of 11
\t1t'1'l111'gt1 11111-. but. the opptntunit1
oi' I"11t't1IIl11;: 11 free trill offering it-
liltillt' I"-.t1uui11d IttItl 11h111111't'I'II4 111111
III1 is entirely at tho option of those
who desire to contribute. I feel it but
fair to DI'. (.‘IIIIIIIIIIIII to 111111111 this
I-ttatctnctu. as 11111 spirit I111 I‘nauil'tmlr
in I1IItII'I1ly I-t-void of desire for IIIIIIII-
t'ItII gain.
Vt'ry slut-1111111
W.
W. ’l .I)llllt an.
DISTRICT DIVISION OF THE 'SONS
0F TEMPERANCE.
Ways and Mean: for Building up Lod-
ges Discussed at the Annual Meet-
Ing In Norwalk.
The District division No. of tin
Soon of 'rt‘lllptil‘illlt't‘, held Its annual
meeting 'I‘ucsday night. III the hall III
(‘oIIt-ord division of Norwalk. ’I‘I111 din
ll‘lt‘l t'tlllllil‘iat'a all of Falt'llold county
and 1111115124 who present I‘I'tuu all Rt‘t'
lions ot‘ the country. ’I‘l111 \‘ll-Iillil'i
numbered IIt~t'111|_v Iift1.l’arl of thc
t'tt'lllllg Wits gII'tn up to the discus
nion of wow and 1111111115 for bttlltlln.
up lodges \\‘Ilil,'ll 1111- III a rundown
condition and for organizing llt‘\\' Iotl
nos.
Atom 11111 busiuvsa lllt‘l'llllg I'I1t‘I't1sh
blunts \1'111'11 St'l‘VI'tl and 11 social hour
11'1114 enjoyed.
The olllt'tu's whit'h 11'111'11 vim-It'd Inst
Illliill 111'11 as I‘ollowx:
1)
Worthy I’atI'Ittt't'II-- .I. II. lil‘litlt'l'll‘ll
oi Ilt'Idgt'pot‘t.
Winthy .'\1\'.\‘"t'l‘1llt" llill‘l'lt‘ I'i. Smith.
or Noruallt. >
Itut'ot'tliug Sl'l‘llit‘" .\II'.~'.. \\ \. l’ryt't
of \‘ot'waik
"I|It-1.~IIII-I' William A. lit-lingo, III
.\III'w:IIIi.
t'llttltlultl .\l1‘.~‘. I.;Ilii'11 \\'11l‘ltt'r, tIl
.\'on11Ih.
('otttltlt'lot'- .\ll‘:~‘_ lit'oatirlt'll. 11;
Bridgeport.
Ht‘illillt'l'
;1-I:'|
\\'. II. llt'ahatu, oi III'itlgt'
YERKES VICTIM OF A PLOT
Mrs. YerkeeMazner Does Not Relish
Present Publicity.
(‘lllt‘.\llt). I"t'it. I. t'llnt'II-s I'l. Yt'r
ltI'S. of this I'll), .1‘1t111t1l~ Illt' Inlt1t‘l111l'
live- 'I'. \‘t-t'kI-s, IIt't-IIII'I'II that Mrs. t‘
'I‘. I'vt'kus. tilts. )ltIaIIt'rI in III“ III'
till! 111' it plot. and that tho pliltlit'll1
whit'lt nan I11-1111 gin-n htu‘ affairs with
in lilt‘ last two till\‘.~' is lI111 I'vsull oi
IIirln-ry.
Early today in 11114111111511 lo 11 It'll--
cram HI'III to .\lI‘.\. Yorkt's, MIZIII'I‘ last
Iiitzltt, .\lr. l't-t'ltvs I't-t-t-itt-d Illt' I‘IIIIIIw
lllfi‘. '
".\'t1w
t‘t't't1i1‘t1tl.
\‘Iu'lt. I"t-thIIII'1' l.‘ 'l‘vIt-aratu
Story in simply ridit'ulotts.
IHI'UII-III
"Mrs. (‘ 1‘
After reading lllt1 Invasamg
Itm said:
"That la' in 11151111111111 lo a Illesunut'
141-111. by 1111.1. \\'11 art- 1-1111'11 now that
this gloat publicity ls lIt-iuu played all
11 141111111 In New York. by 111111111 [it‘tllllt
who are conspiring to a certain
11nd." 1
‘ "What In tlIt-lr Illtllit't' If their story
in not lI'IIt1’.’" I111 was stain-II
"I I-nIIIIot Iliat'uan biotin-.11." Milli Mr.
l't'rkt'a. 1
turbos,
Mr. Yor-
OBITUARY NOTES.
THOMAS I’lil’ltlii.
‘I‘ltotuaa I’I'yt-r llll'll Monday at his
home III l’tli‘llllllti. Maine. IIIrtnI eighty-
llvv years. III- was 11 IIrolht-r-of .Iaa-
pt't' I’I'yt-I', of Norwalk. who Is iI1II llli'
lttat our of llll‘ large family. lit't't1aI-1-
11d \l'ua III Illa IIaI'II' yearn a I't1ttitlt1ul
ol‘ Noi'wulk. III' wan out. of tho unr-
Iy pIoIn1uI'I-1 III iIIt'IIIIzIm. Win-II I111
lll't'll wont to l’tII'IIIIIIti that auction wait
a wIItlt-I'Itvan ol’ t’ot'oat. 'l‘hotIIIIa Pr-
1'111' Wan born in New York. He won 11
brother of illt‘ lulu Mrs. Alonzo Nlt'It1
('l'i-Illll and of the 111511 Mt'a. ItiIbIri Ray-
mond. both of Norwalk.
lt'l’NlIiltAl. 01" MRS. .I. I". tiltib‘lt‘lN.
The funeral of Mr». John l‘t‘, Griffin
was largely attended lilil'l morning
from St. .Itntrph‘a t‘IIIII't'lI. III I'onnuc-
tlou with tlIt1 olmutptlmt tlwrt1 watt II
noltetun high name of requiem. 'I‘ho
lit-1'. William Main-1'. I). I1.. was the
t'oit'III'aIIl: It‘athor IIoIIovaII. deacon.
11nd F‘nthut' O‘Rourke. uIIb-dcat'on. I‘1‘a-
thur Donovan Itpoltc Iottt'ltlngly of the
fine character of the doroaaotl. liur
I111; ilIt1 aorvicoa Mrs. William .I. 'l'l‘il1
ttey 11111111 "0 Balutartut" and "Face to
Pace." and John Wuhh1 rendered "Cal-
vary.” Interment watt In St. Mary‘tt
Cemetery. Norwalk. The poll beam-II
were .I. II. Rooney. Ii. W, (iorltum.
James .I. Iirowu and A. Megargec. ’l'he
floral trlbttten were many and very
beautiful. Polar J. Burke and It. A.
Wang were liowm'. item-era.
WILL I’RIN‘T iNOURANGE TESTI-
MONV.
AIJIANY. N. Y.. lt‘cb. I~.'i‘iIt.1 A11-
~aembly today I’amwti lilo Armstrong-
Cox hill authorizing the Insurance In-
veatlgating committee to how printed
live hundred extra canton of the lead
many brought out in the tnnurance III-
veati lion at. a cost not exceeding
$20 1 The bill having“; panned hath
tor aunt-u val
hounds, gm now to Governor. mums»
. can attain committee at the Central
at DI
III PANAMA HOTEL F IIIE1
Loss In the 0111111111111 District Is
Estimated to he 1111111115110,-
000 Willi Little Insurance '
PANAMA, 111.111. 1. 5:311 a.111.~—i‘-lbi1rl
Iy after 2 o'clock 1th morning fire!
started In a tour story wooden bout-111
known 1111 the Concordia. III the Carte-
ra district. At 2230 11.111 an adjoining
three story building was ablaze IIIIII a
whole block composed oi" wooden
ltouaea wan threatened with dcatruc- '
1.1011. The III'cInt-n for 11111111: tIIut1 were
ttnnblt.1 to successfully light the tire he-
1111111111 ol' tht1 luck of water and 11 ltll‘gl:
block of notices between Constitution.
Deluge and Caldan streets 11111111 dt'a-
troyctl. At 5:30 this morning the
tire. wan under control. The karaoke
are estimated at 3000.000. with very
little llIl-IIII'IIIICU.
Many WOlllt‘lI and children li\'I:1*'.'
the It-1uotutents were. rescued hr
volunteer llrtuuon. No liven art-
porn-(I to have been lost
Americans who rootnod In
coI'tIln
sing.
III
t'l ‘
H"
but I-IonIt1
the Cott-
ilulldlne are said to 1111 IIIII-t
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS.
Mid Wlnter Meeting In Hartford—New
Members Elected.
III\R’I‘I~‘0RII,
I1‘t1l1. l.1~l1‘lvt' now
Intunbern were elected III the mid-
wI11l.11I' meeting of the Connecticut So-
ciety of the Order
Patriots. llt'ltl IIi
lat-It night.
of Founders and
tilt1
They are I".
Soulhport; ‘II‘. II. King. of Bridgeport:
Arthur Marvin. of New Haven. and
Benjamin 1.. Cup and Arthur (T. llitch-
cook. of Watt't'hury. lt‘ollowlna tin-
lntsincsa tucelttnz a dinner was aerred.
and then ”10 gathering listened to 11
paper on “'I‘ln- Friendly Rt-latlonn of
the Indiana and the Early Dutch Scl-
tlera on the Upper Hudson." by Itcv.
Dr. Itiwartl P. Johnson. pastor of tht1
I’lt'at Reformed Church. Albany. N. Y.
ll. H No, of
CHARGED WITH MURDEROUS AS-
SAULT.
'I‘t)lilthl.l"l()I\'. l1‘ch. t.1~—.-\.1t lllt‘
unit of an altercation last owning or-
t1r 11 wrestling match. (‘arIo Tartan
lt1IIo_ an Italiou, trill la.- .III'ought' I111-
t’ort1 llll‘ litu'ough ("ourt tomorrow
morning. probably charged with mur-
Ict'tnts assault. It in alleged that be
discharged :1 revolver at .losa'ph Ans~
it'aa atId.Iol111 St'ltwallt't'. tdliploytms
of the Henry hittt'hIiII-I'y Company.
with llllll'tlt‘l‘tlllh’ llllt'tli. ’I‘hc throt'
1111'11 111111 at an bias-'1 Illuln 111111111 811-
loop and t'tIlIllIIIlt'li an artzuint'nt bound
at tho Inatt'h at. tho l'nIoII Theatre.
The Italian was considerably III-111ml
:1'111' Iht' llIIIllt‘l‘ and followed lilt' two
IItlIt-I' 1111111 win-II tin-1 s1aI'It-d homo.
t‘IIit'l‘ I.. I". lltIII board It t'I-I'olrtu' shot
111d ('illllt’ upon the 1111'11 \\'illlt' still
I'IlXitiil'li III lilt‘ dIspntt'. The. Italian
run. but \1'1111 caught and I11111dt'uI‘I‘I-1I
at lllt‘ point of It I't'1'tIII't1t', ”1' was
unable to 1411011111 liotttlp
OBTAINED MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRETENCES.
NURWII'II. l"t'|1, l." I'.tI\1'111'tI ll. 'I‘i
It-I'. 11112400!” 111‘ lilt' I31tatttn (‘I't1dlt.
ICXI'hanat'. today wan ht'lllt mod to six.
21' days III jail on II111 I'ltill‘gv of ob
lilillilll; IIIIIIII-y tIIltit'l' l'alst' prt'tt'nt't'a
H11 wan l'ouIItl guilty by the jury in
lllt' Superior Court yt's'tt-I'day and .wu-
111111-11 was deferred until today 11 IIt'II
.Iutlav t‘11.~1~ ordered II jail 101111 of two
months. 'l‘ylur llIiilIt‘t'tl II. t‘_ 1.111111, 11
lilt'ili hiat'ltantith, to aian 11 11111101: sup
pow-Illy 1111 11111'11t111111111 with it New
London t'olIw-tiou rontpany by which
Mr. lamp was to 11,111 3‘15 of tin Ilt‘st
$310 t-ollt't'lt'tl 1111 old Itilix‘ and also
that 1011 per rout. of 1111- l‘t'lllllllllllK
was to who the 111:1'111-1' which ’l‘ylvr
1't1prt1z41111iI-1I. 'I‘lII.1 |lilpt :' Mr. 1.11111- was
air-'11 pI'II1'11d to I111 11 pI'IIutisnoI'y 1111111
‘lllll it not into 11 third party's bands:
'l‘lIt» charm of obtaining IIIoIIt'y ilIt'
gully \\'1t.~l lht'n brought against 'I‘yII'I'.
LEGS BROKEN BY A TRAIN.
NEW LONDON. I1'I1b. l.~ \11 ltlttst
bound freight train No. 0.112 brought to
this city 111 II o't-lot-II, this morning
11 1111111 sII'IIt'lt I11' tho I-utzluo of the
train llt‘lll‘ tho \i‘alrrfortl Hlillllill. The
man wan not killed. though both Iona
\1'111'1- broken and t-I'Itailt-II and Into!"-
lIaI inJltt'It'a illillt'lt'tl. and he lived "0'
lil about to I111 rumored III 1111 ambu-
litllt't'.
'l‘ht- \'it’lilll of tho llt't'lllt‘lll was said
111' tl1t- IraIIIIut'II to how but-11 William
Ward. of Woatcrly. tI att‘tut-I'Itttt't'. Air
atIhIit-Iy nothing wan found I11 lht1 litlt'v
hula to aid ldvtulilt'utlon 'I'IIt1 uItIII
Iran walking tbt- track when struck
by lllt‘ 1111141111.
W R. C HOME DEDICATED.
(IROMVVIQIJn It‘oh. l.~-~»-'I'IIII tlt'tllttII-
lory exorcism at 11111 (.‘Ullllt‘t'ilt'lll
Wontau'u Ilt'lltd‘ (lorpa' Home ill thin
plttt't1 took llliit‘t' today and '1111 largely
attended. A large number of unnu-
IItII'a from the II. A. It. and tho 8111111
of Veterans in 1th vicinity w11r11 prett-
t-nt and enjoyed the uxerclaoa. It
watt aIIIIoIIncctl-thni. MI'II. May i. iluyuI-I
of Pint1 Meadow. the Department troun-
111'111' of lllt' W. It. (‘1. Into received cou-
tI'IbIIIIoIII-I amounting to nearly “.500
for the new home.
SIMMS RESOLUTION PASSED.
WASHINGTON. lt‘l‘ll. 1.-”I‘Ittt Iiouno
today pIIaIIctI llll‘ Slump: ventilation lu-
atrurttng Illt'. director of the Clillililll
to make. public the Iiguron on IIIIxIIIaIId
cotton an 1010th by Illt‘ data he llllu
collected for the period ending .IIIII
tIaIv ill. 1000.
REPRESENTATIVE HITT‘ ILL.
WASHINGTON. Il‘eb. I.—-ltt1.proacn-
tatlve1 Hitt. of Hitachi, 111 IIt-I'Iouttly III
at his residence on 111111 street In that
city. Several physicians have been
called to hilt bedside and' his tI'leIIdIt
are alarmed over lllti condition.
W-o—n-o w
NEW coo FOR DRAWBRIDGE.
.‘l‘ho noloctnten had a pattern made.
for 11 coating for a new con whet-I.
which lnoku Home time antI.nt1ttt1IIItIIa
ting the turning of the draw bridge III
Washington street. by hand again The
new wheel will he 1111111 and placed
in position“ In a short “time.
IOALI COMMITTII DIEAORIIO.
lNDlANAPOLlSI 1116.. Feb. 1.-~'l‘ile
hon. dimmed and
1
liat'll‘ot'd Club.‘
It“ , l
"‘ I'I‘loitgts,
Rev. 1'. a. (turtle To Blank It the Nor-
k'GI uh. Mil-II: anti Eoclal Hour.
The Rev Frederick ti. Curtis will
[give an Iultlretin on Japan at the Nor-
‘walk (‘lub next Monday evening. The
1111.11. MI. Curtis who Is a native or
Not walk III eminently tilted to talk on
the Inland Empire 1111 I111 apcnt sixteen
1 yearn III valiant; party; of it as a min
alouary
’I‘lIo aocltti hour will follow the ad-
dIttaa. Another feature of the 011131 11
nion will I111 IIItItIlc by Speltlel' II archan-
tI'II of liritlgcnuit
CONGRESSMAN HILL IN TOWN
(‘cngreataunit II}, .I. Hill arrived l1.
town thin morning from Washington.
It in bit-1 Intention to return again to
the National Capital this evening.
Mr. Hill uttontlotl tIIt.1 meeting of the
Norwulk Milla CuIIIpIIIIy titta morn-
inn.
I ~—........ —«—-
l GROUND HOG DAY.
'I‘oInoI'I'ow in (iandlutuan or an popu»
Iat'ly referred to, Ground Hog Day. It
I111 ground hog (omen out and neon his
‘Klliitlow tomorrow. It In a popular ho
. II-ol’ that I111 will retire to his haunts
'and prepare to endure six weeks more
gwlllll‘l Weather.
WEST NORWALK COVERT FIXED.
‘ 'I‘ht- t'IIIv'oIt In Went Not walk I IIit'lI
111111 liliillt'ltillnl1 torn down acme tIIIIt1
11110. has but-II 1111111111111 b1 the select-
II111111.'l‘lIt1 town i'llllltl'rl have leill‘lllttl
Ilml tin1 mistruantn worked between.
:i and 4 ot'luck III the afternoon and
Inland to prosecute them If they and
t‘t"l‘tl I11 catchinu 11111111.
$I 85
Trouser
Sale I
Whtru 'I‘I'ount‘u'a 1111: or .lli'lA'H
1:111 nt'attvrt'd \\'t' always: speed
their partin'»: with 11 ('III of tho
pI'It'Irs.
'l‘his \\'t‘ lit! Itt‘It'I'
it 1t'ltl' It)
‘ -lil't1l|) our stock always new and
W i'I'I'L'II.
Former Prices:
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50 I
Now. $1.35. I
1 Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenlngn. I
IISIPH [I llS,?
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CLo't'IunIt, 1
ItA'In'nn. .
Foamsuun. '
85 Washington St.
So. Norwall.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING MON
DAY. JAN. 29TH.
Annual Engagement of the Young Flo-
mantic Actor and Tragedian
Mr. Daniel Ryan
Suppertcd by the Same Superior
Company.
REPERTOIRE.
Nighte.
Thur-day-Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Friday—Othello or Hamlet.
Saturday—His Lite for Herc.
Matineu.
Wednelday—A Royal Lover.
Friday—Camille.
Saturday—{To be announced.
Two Garlands of Scenery.
All Recent Electrical Efiecta.
Over $30,000 Actually Invented.
PRICES:
Matinee .............. 10c. 20c. 30c
Evening—Entire Orchcntra ...... 50c
let 2 Rown In Bale. 30c
Remainder of Sale. 201:
Gallery .. ............ . 10c
liflllliil‘tlllli land
Sick Benefit Society
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HAT
TRIMMERS’
UNION J
ternary 21 .111 .111. I906
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All high- grade goods made up in
. ‘11.. 11011.2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Annual January Cloak, Suit and Fur Sale,
PRIOR TO STOI‘K TAKING.
Itit Sale begins on Batbrday. January 201b,
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In order to make this sale
yet y attractive we have Included every Garment 111,0111' attack in either Ldlce' Micaes' and Children' 11.
the very best manner} In this season' a most attractive atyloa.
This is an opportunity that anyone to need of. a good Winter Garment or a handsome piece of Far cannot
afford to miss.
‘ Included In this Sale are all of o
Goods jlltil. the thing for Built-I or Be]
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Dress Goods.
ur odd pieces and broken lines of Dress
Iarale Skirts.
looda. It‘luo All Wool Wide
Many of theta to go at ouclhalf of former price.
Housefurnishing' Department.
Largo Bread ’I‘IIIa.
Quart Measures.
Nickel Tea Kettles.
4c Egg Boatora.
c 10 pieces Toilet Sets.
Decorated Dinner J’Iates.
75c. Decorated Cups and Saucers.
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$2 ”(3 Pressed Tumblers.
ll2 Piece Dinner Sets, 06.25
200 doz.
9c
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Gollarge Giana Berry Dishes,
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, 00111111.
True to all truth the world denies,
Not tongue-tied for Its gilded sin;
Not. always right I11 all 11101114011115,
Iiut faithful to the light within.
Who makes 11111111111111; grief his own.
\Vltoao smile lends joy 11 double
cht't'l‘; 1-111
Where lives the 5111111. If such be
known?
such an out1 la llt'l'ei'
wt). W. Holmes.
Spunk softly—
NOTICE
Nlilit‘l' is I1111't1hy given to all per-
sons iutt't't-slntl in the asst'nstnt'nta ol'
tln- I‘XIII‘IIN'S of constructing sewers
through tittiuturd Il\'t'lII|t'. IIay tut-11111.
t‘III-ntuut Hll'tuél. (.‘tttlat' ntt't'vl. Soytuottt'
:11'1111111- atttl I'IIIt1atrt1t'l.IIntl lllt' asst-24a
IIIt'nts III" tlII1 expanses of pavlulz I'lIu-tl
\\'il.\llllliiltlll sit't't'l. that “lt' (.‘IIIIIIt-II
will boar all persons no iIItI'I‘t'sttttI at
tho ('oIIut'Ii chamber on Monday. Feb-
ruaty I‘.’. land. at S o't'lot'k p. 111.
South Norwnllt. (‘oIIII.. .Ittn. ill.
1906.
For til‘llt.'l' tIi' lilt‘ (‘miut'iL
.IIISI'II’II R. 'I'.\\'I.()Il.
liril 31 ('in (‘It'tk.
Mandolin Folios.
I"ll"'I'I'II"..\' I‘I'IN'l‘S.
Harmonicas.
Wu. 151'. 271C and 501'.
\'lt.‘l.I.\'. lII'I'l'.\it BANJO -\.\'li MAN
“011th :IIIING.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington st.
Aunt for tireovcnt Laundry
WilliamH. Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience.
Water St. South Norwa'it.
ADDRESS POST t')l“|"l(.‘l'} BOX 547.
01.131111111111311
PREFERRED SHARES
New York lit-ally lltvuot'n t‘.o..
fillill‘t‘n aoltl at 311111 I'Ilt‘ll I11 amounts
$11111 to $111,000. pay :I per cent. nomi-
annually from tlltlt‘ of Issue. lilltlilll‘t-Iil
t-atttbllahvtl ten years. Ten thousand
t'llt't'lis paid for profits. with ItIrrottaotl
HIII'IIIIIM, show results. Particulars on
request.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
It; So. Main 1131.. South Norwalk.
"1110111115 IIIE 11111131.“
fl" "'1
I111 Mott IIIIIl Women
$3.50 111114.00.
Whom nu. .
Suite. Children's Goat- and Iirndisea.
A tall line or line Mlllinet'y to be sold
at low prim.
'IIIII hit IIIIIII. 1111i Int-1811111
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II. Krieger 8100.
West Washington Street,
South Norwaik. 2 ‘
EDIT
"I‘riratc t'rt'tlit is 11'1'aItI1."—~Lotti-rs of Juuius.
Road that statement over several times and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH. If
you spend your income as last as you receive it there will
be nothing to: put by and build your 1fortune: on; but reg-
ulate your expenditures so that there is alwayb a little to
find its way into the savings bank and'you'soon have a
very comfortable little fortune started. The KRIEGER
CO.'S Credit plan forms the means for the establishment
of such practice. You can buy. stylish and well
made
clothing for man, woman or child and by charging it up
to your account. pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditures otherwiéc im-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan
1
in 1906?
Come in and ask us 1131 particulars.
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SILENCE IS GOLDEN—abut
we cannot remain client when we
_' want you to know that we are
" giving the greatest value of the
. year In ullin’ "'JEDDO Cool at
”he present pr cc. Only the mild
weather has made this pouiblp.
You will make no 1111111111 it
you exchange 11 little of your idle
money for norm JEDDO, even at
at risk at 11111 needing the coal
until next section. JEDDO lo a
great heat: producer; there‘ 11
warmth In every piece.
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Seldom have we had ac line a stock
«If lt‘ttra. 'l‘ltcro uover who 11 more pm
pltloua than for buying any II'III'II. We
hate a great vaIIuiy of beautiful Help
to choose from at low pricea. ti loaka.
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Norwalk Chronicler