rut arcane or a DAY eaouell'r
ev TELEGRAPH.
to Death In South (‘aroliaavfllaor
Casualties.
Pamguaofl. .Vs.. “El: Adamant?
m Mayo! explain: a
“W with a saw milling-Bal-
m -Ahlhiadruoldwaaiiriag V
”“WMMa peculiar mall:
fromthenlva. Becomingfrlghtened, Arnold
wantiohiafather, whowar at the eaw,and
gtold him to go tomboilerroom Hardly
hadthsyaachanged places when the explo-
rlblymalded, oneof them having both eyes
putout. Btubbs has since died. The other
tWOcannotrecover.
'l'hemill,which wormed bytba alder
Arnold,katotslwreck. Abonttwentyothea-
persons were at themill, when the peculiar
noise before rredtoeaueedthemtorcat—
ter. ~Young ldwasuninjured.
Bla Children Burned to Death.
(Iowans, B. 0., Feb. t—The six children
of Lem:- Singletary, a colored manoi Claren-
don county, werehumed to death Thursday
night. The parents locked them up in the
houseabout'io‘clockandwentoiftoa negro
church, about tyre miles away, where a re-
ligion reVlval was in program During their
all-elm the houaecenght fire, and wasburned
to the ground, the six children in
the llamas The oldest child was a girl about
13 year! old, the nextaboy about 10, three
girls, aged respectively, 9, O and 3 years, and
theyoungmt an intent of 13 months The
charred bones of the victims were buried
yesterday in one grave.
Smashnp on the Pennsylvania Road.
le BRUNSWICK, N. J., Feb. t—Fourteen
freightears and a locomotive were thrown
iromthetrukandpihadiuooninsion on‘ the
Pennsylvania railroad, between Menlo Park
and Bobbimville, Thursday night, andtheiiro
man or the train received internal injuries
fromwhlch, it is feared, he cannot recover.
it was eight hours before the track was
cleared, and New Brunswick passengers who
started from New York early in the evening
didnotreaob here till Friday morning. in
backingtoRahway the rear sleeper on the
9le train was thrown from the track, but
none of the occupants were injured.
Seriously Injured While finishing.
wa Hans, Feb. 4.-A shocking run-
away accident occurred on Broadway late
yesterday afternogi. Police Commissioner
Samuel C. Johnson and his wife were out
driving a spirited horw. The horse took
fright and the sleigh was overturned. Mr.
Johnson's right leg was broken and he was
otherwise badly anised. Mrs. Johnson had
her shoulder blade broken, and itisfcared
that she has sustained severe internal in—
juries. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson arein
Matmidition that serious results may be
feared.
’l’heir Bodies Blown to Pieces.
Torts mun, N. J., Feb. t—ll'his place was
startled yesterday afternoon by a terrific ex—
plosion in the new powder mills of the Stand-
ard Explosive . ny, two and onehalt
.miles away. Pl nIbcrs were at work in the
mills. One of or, who was carelemly drill-
ing a hole in an Iron pot, struck out a spark,
which set the powder oil. William Page and
McCulory, two of the plumbers, were in-
stantly killed. Their bodies were blown to
pieces. ...
Killed by the Bite of a Rat.
Nashua, N. 1]., Feb. 4.—Mrs. Lucy M.
Carleton, wife of Stephen Carleton, aged 60,
died in this city from blood pohmning brought
aboutbyabiteupon the face bya poisoned
rat tbatinvaded heraleepingroomsometime
last November. During the early part of her
u'ckur- ehe was a great suiferer.
A Chicago vote] l’ire.
Cawaoo, Feb. i.-—Sixty-iive panic wicker:
paoplc,ehd milyin their night cloths-nan
amtintothefrees'mgnight air at 3am,
whentheDubuque hams Bohemian hotel
at No. «5358th Clark street, was homing.
Dnlnwis Fisher left a lampburningwhen
hewenttohed. The chimneybroke andthe
hmpupkdedsetfingfireiothebedaudtlu
room. DrJ-‘isherwasdraggedontofthabad
badly burned. Mrsliancker was abontto
jumpiromafourth stay window withher
babeinherarmswhenthefiremenreachedher.
AVeere-erable.
Boar, Fehafl—Mgr Adam, of California,
to the pope yesterday a photo
graphiclikemofanlndiancatholicnamed
Gabriei,who is apposed to beHOyearsof
.Adamaskalaspeeialbluaingfor
thkhhisbolinugranted.
CONDENSED NEWS.
«MayWilron theiittlegirl who let flute
' thalioqfitalfor‘thelluptnmd and Crippled,
at liewYork, was taken in chargeby
society for the Pmaiiimoi Crueltyto
AstmeISarIierewsswalkingdownBleury
Mlmn-Lahugeblockoficafellfmn
thereofahuildiug on his mulling him
almoatilualtly.
'l‘womenenteredihedepothuildlngof the
Boston and Providence railroad at Forest
Hill,Ia-I,chloroformedtheagentandrilled
Gui. “mama-agar,“
'l'keclsimof them consul at New
Hartford“, tobaratheestatsof anAu
trianslientm-nsdmtothaAustriancrown
wasdianhedhytb curt.
JohaJ. Cullen”! audio,“
anutrdiormsrryingmwivelinoaewsek.
A dead aaruantand a W balloon
"rhodium
lisry “Dill.- WWM
mun—Mmmwhaa‘ihlianm
Alidawsrendlludsur train was and
ad Johnnntwhu
wristband-Menstrual” m
WWW
till."
.W, Worth-CH-
‘3 “fire-Ashamed
”conductor-0mg.
Wat
mammvmayd.
law Iark's My m'lll Vacate lie
lland'aeraa Una-bu at Oneal
Alum. Feb. t—‘i‘he a-rmbly
chamber which contains the largest atone
archoeiling in thewurld,mmt be vacated.
State Engineer Bogart Expert Architects
Clarkand Upjohn their inspecticn of
ihscafling walls yuterday, and then repulsed
that the thing was liable to tumble down any
moment. The retort was hastily drawn and
recommended that the Why chamber and
WAV gm 3;.
B"
m l
.l {.12
,-V
In
rill AMBLY (”lunatic
the oillces on the secorid floor, including that
oftheaecretaryofstate, thentatelibraryand
dairy commiuionerl, be vacated immediately.
A committee of live consisting of Diana
Aiuworthfiheehan, Plait. Badlayaud Greene
was at once appointed to devise mean for
preventing the catastrophe. immediately
upon adjourth the members of it can
ferred. It was decided that the chamber must
be vacated with all possible haste, and it was
furtherdetermiuedto request the useofthe
senate chamber for further meiosis of the
assembly. Should permission be granted the
senate will meet in the Imemhy parlor.
, Suspended from Cornell.
l’l'naca, N. Y., Feb. i—Tbe faculty of Core
nell university decided yesterday to suspend
indefinitely tire of the sophmorea who par-
ticipated in the kiduapingof the freshman
president. The whole sophmorn class left
town yesterday afternoonon a special train
for Auburn, where they hold their clam han-
quet. The freshmen did notinterfere with
them. and hence no dimeulty was experienced
in getting away. ‘
The American flag Barred.
Wasmnoroa, Feb. 4.-'i'he state depart-
ment has received a communication from
United States Consul Elfwing. at Stockholm,
announcing that the Swedish government has
declared against the importationof American
- pork unless it is well salted, adding that this
action is caused by a rumor that a pestilence
is raging among hogs in this country.
A l’oiaon'er Captured.
Cuarnsoooa, Tenn, Fob. 4.—Frank
Lightiord. who poisoned six persons at the
boarding house of lottie Lightford, on Jan.
14, wasarrested at South Pittsburg, Tenn,
and returned to this city yesterday. One of
Lightferd's victims died, and another barely
escaped. He will be tried for murder in the
first degree.
A Reminiscence of the Pond.
('Iunursros, W. Va, Feb. a—Governor
Wilsonhasmadeaformaldemandonthe
governor of Kentucky for the release and re
turn to the state of the nine West. Virginians
who were taken from Wm Virginia by force.
and without warrants or legal authority, and
now illegally detained in the Pikacounty jail.
Debut 0'! a Diplonut’a Daughter.
MILAN. Feb. 4.41m Nognerias, daughter
ofthelaiePortugueae minister to Washing-
ton, made her debut in Donnetti's “Lucia"
last evening, and m phenomenally nieces-
ful. After the performance she was informed
prostratod.
Boston Cigarmakers to Strike.
Booms, Feb. 4.—'l'he cigar-makers of Boo
ton decided last night to strike against a re
duction of wages proposed by the manufac—
turers’ asociation, which comprises about till
percent oitheilrmshere Filsmoutaidethe
amociation will not be elected.
A bit of Chinese philosophy runs as fol
lows: “Obwrve not the stranger in thy melon
patch too closely. lnnttentiou is often the
highest form of civility.“
TRADE BULLETIN.
law York jimmy and fro-lune Market
Quotations.
Nkw You, Feb. 3,-lioney cloaedatzlfiper
cent The lowest ratewaallaudthehighestm
percent. hehange closed steady: posted rates.
tamer. actual rates. swam for sixty
dayaandlmilb)‘ fordemand. (lovernmenta
closed steady, currency is, m bill; In. coup,
Whirl; moo. lalhid.
hello railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
m mane: Union land grants, lMI“;
Union sinking funds. mam; Granule, "mild.
muockmarket this morning was dull and
irregular. but fluctuation werecouilned within
narrow rangeand attracted but little attention.
Thebeauattemptedtodepre- the list byrsld-
"Northwest, St. Paul. and inherit-ore. 'l'be
hammering was directed mainhagainst 8t. Paul.
all three were well held, however. and resisted
all eiforia to depress them. At noon prices were
' lrregulaflychanndfromthouollfltnl‘hl,
lmtthechaagrawereverysllght. 'l‘hemostao
tivestockswerefit. Paulmortbwelalakashore,
aadlteadlagm’percent. ofthewholemorning's
tradingheiuginthem. 'l'hemarketwaadulland
featureless during the stir-moon and prices»
thrtnechsameHIttlechaugedfromthmeeur-
rentatlto'ciock. Most of theiist was from”
“percent. belowthacloalngoilaat light. The
salesslnmntedtoinmsharea
General lat-hats.
law Yuan, Fab t—MW dull and
unchanged; wmwmefln. “WW: Ill»
aerate mucous; Okinawa. “Will: lit.
I). Bornharnflour cloned
35‘
‘3
l i
i: 5%
E
l
iii?
of her father’s death, and was completely ‘3
u m mm,
South Hermit.“
L. H. DECKER,
“DIAL!“ IN -
Wall Papers, Paints,
Coach Colors and
Varnishes. ‘
WM
House Painting,
Paper Hanging,
Ca1c1m1n1ns.
54 MAIN D'I'BIBE'I‘.
South Nor-“'31 k.
1.. II. DECKER.
H. S. ROCD,
Jeweler,
Elgin,
Waltham,
Hamden Watches,
For Ladies and Gents in cold and silver cases
Special attention paid to the n-pairiug of fine
walcln’s and French clocks.
H. S. HOOD,
as Main Street.
Great Bargains
”ISA
Plllllll'l'llllll
FOR A MON'I‘IF
-—.'I'l' '
IIIII sols,
8189,91 III it
UP STAIRS,
SOUTH NBRWALK.
KEEP WARM
To close out in
GLOVES
We have reduced as follows;
McEWEN
The Hatter
~AlID—
Bill's FERN ill l
A. S. FEMS.
‘il' EWELE R.
opposite (:in Ilolel.
.z.
sum m m cm arse
Blillllllll 'Wllfllll.”
'mvmca 10‘1”“an
'PIIIIBIBIII Bomlnnnlal
WOOD W
13008!
BABE, BHIDB,
HARD WOOD WORK.
OF ALL limbs
— ~ Noam—-
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
,. W..- ~ H- ..
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
——-———O"-——
i.nmber Yard Milli-3m railroad and carriage-
ill! at lam Bl Marshall Street.
South Norwallr. Conn.
’,HBIBB Billy l in
lithe
OIdStand:
wasmmorou s'r.
lvedstullru of
Wehsvenowrece dwppl new
and invite i can odayrra are
better turnla than ever with all thatgoeatomake
up a first class drugstore sad the bile can be as-
snredofthefnenm stock from w lch Iohsve _
at short notice and and in the most skillful man
.... one. o. summon.
Down Again Sure. '
The Place for Rich or MM) do their 'l‘radi
is at the Market of ug
A. S. Durand
(for. Main and llsriland Sis. So. Notwalk.
Porterbouse Steak, an; loin Steak, 154: Round
Steak. “howl-EA“; lici' Bhouhlgfr til Ik, piglet;
San Si am e am .
magi mm, 8c Inc.- rim bed. 5 to 6; ‘mm
Roast Barman; flan-tiled. no; ('linnnn Chops.
the: Leg of Mutton. He. , Berti 'orned Bee! in
Town. 6 to ma.
Everthing of the Best‘Qunlity.
That can be had. it their: is anyone who want: In
lire wIthin their means call at In Market and
will and it to your advantage. dcllv
any part of the city no mailer how small the pur-
charc. I all tend to the business myselfsnd will an
deavor to please all who all
mnemcmber the place. corner Main and Hayl-
and streets.
A. 8. Dllllllll, PlBBllllBl.
NEW'DRUCS '
. ' no me Inna-o mt
Generallnsursncedgcncy
Fire. lite/and Accident. ‘
Ocean Steamship Tickets—(labia and 91m.
Drafts for one Buaud upwardraud Money mum in
supamoi I‘M”-
Notsry Public. Acknowledzfiueutr'i‘akeu.
Railroad ’l‘lclela. W Checked
to Destination.
" to Washington llt.. ‘ meal door to Post-cilia.)
83:1“: Nor-walk. Conn.
SEWERS!
.M. PIERCE
Dram: lll
SICWER PIPE
Alli)
General Sewer Con tractor
prepared in make umaectioue with main sewer
pin“. a this cit on the most minor-bio terms.
lnlngtend to coahact withihe recently laid
sewers in this city luv“! and it to their advent-ea to
call on him. 834
F. M. PIERCE
301.20, filth Nnmlk, Cl.
Slate Roofing !
We sreprepsredtomclusiohot
SLATING
In either BAHGOB» IA” BANGOR, or
PIKABCYE SLATE
all cents per fill and upward.
Partieswlahing Blane rooting should call on us
before connecting elsewhere.
A. BACK it Go.
Water St. foot of Bavllsad South Nurwslk.
VANDERBILT HOTEL !
0n the European Plan.
Cor. 42 St. and Lexington Ave.,
NEW fill“.
one Mluuu’s Walk- fromfiraud Cen-
tral De
locum! clove Io the Elevated ll. ll. Stations and
street car linens.
Equipped with
'I'llli puss mrnsr romlso no.
one rum ESCAPE.
flagracarriedtosndtmrnthedcpm,m and Pack
sgeae eckedireeofcharge
”Firehouse Restaurant. )ledlurn Pricea.
MATTHEW CHINE, Proprietor.
Seasonable Goods l
- ... -... .~....
P. H. NASH deRO
llsve For Sale I
HEATER,
Which locks nothing in Ila construction. either
in durability economy. working or simplicity of
managellwbt. They are or theszilght sue for the
college or lbe InausIon. Also for file
LlukDING MNGES
plain and with warming closet, upper shelf and re
rvaoir Alsoahue
SELF FEEDING STOVE,
for the parlor or dining room. Cylinder stores of;
all siaeaforsmallor largeroumr.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sela
Al crochet immature and porcelainware,
all .33..“ dishes, sleaagood stock of plain
does not obstructthe pea.
We are agents for lli'aI Gate City Stone Filter.
and! n: beware. Hanging and table lam
we‘ 3”been up“ Pot “WW
act I,
Pans, alg'f'oilet which as readily Illill
WWII SILL at £30 LOWEST BRIO”,
CHOICE FORE“)?! AND DOMESTIC
FRUIT'S.
GRAPES 01" ALL KINDS.
”-909
aura. cantons,
ETC.
in fact everything [whining lo the
II" lilllA'Y SEASIDN
IIIIfoIsllII, III.
HUNTdtZBLUPI‘.
CARPETS l
ling-akin mom, 3| on Forum Price. Cl to
Pat. spring Dogskin. l r. i so
Buck-akin Lined. :5 ” " l 25 mm“ Body Bras-elk
“ “ m " " 75 lngralnn. 456,50: [hand we. I!
Fur-top flog Shin. 75 " ‘ l M WINDOW?“
"I" Mb! “0- l '-" " " 1’ 00 human illiADls.
HIRE“. (Di!!!) NI ” " I23 Rollm l2)“. CORNICK
Jersey too lildILIn-sl) I «I -~ - I no 31 0».
IVIMBNBB STOCK 0F NIW PA'I'l‘BRNtl
ed by band sudls
rim I arpeis new
Established in New York 0in M
lillii .oupn rollers. wlIh triage. all rcadyto humane
POL & wil’hlirace’i’r’lmmihigreomplete 43c
WALL PARER.
thin to furnish our home eomplew can
’l’ambuqaine. In fact any I: lsibd h,y ical Upholn
and employ the but Mm in each branch of our basin-I.
C. E. SMITH’B.
No 2 Atlantic lit. mot Broad. (opposite the mortal-II sad lamina-rein )
”CARPETSI
rec largest sun to select from of any store in the sure u
LOWEST: Prices for 08:81)...
leg-at“ Tapestry Broccoli: roe. "or. the and {loi- lieavy
Ira miner]! “lanai
SHADES.
Swine
AIIllrsI-e hicund Trimmings
l-‘Iuhoa'rd Gold, we to not per roll. Plain Gold,
new riylra,2‘.h3 In one per roll. Without Gold. to tome per roll.
FUZBNITUIIIC.
i l apnoea Mb Bedroom BIIIIJIJIIp WslImI and (berry liednsnn Ilene, W
up cifilfiginmfbmr lag lledilpr‘lngs cm at low 'eea l'or-lm. Lace tannins.
found here If less than city
Waders Iaewmkusnycityhonse.
(loads delivered without ems charge.
chums-om CONN
6’
“AT——
. K. Lockwood & Casi
u
The Buck Bans
PE
Special Prices
ARCHITECTS
. and
BUILDERS
It is not all
, covered with
‘ Nickel Plate
4 I“
it is made in
will!
own tows.
Also
,dgent for the
, celebrated
'JRICHIONB
RANGES
"Plumbers sud
’ " Gas
3.7
, l v 'fi.
«Ben’s bull’s, 3m, and, m
OVERCOATS
Insurance Building,
.80. Norwalk.
—-IIIGH All—”r ,
“lENNIE lllllE”
CEWIIQQAGHIII
1s m am. . manor-m
'ilhe Lanna-ram became
it is LIGHT Burma and does
sue theantitnlwor Agenta' raver-
ite.becausaitisaqniokandeuyaallar.
nun modicum IIIIIIIII.
mm '0'- m
JlllE IIIllFIBTIlllIIG fill.
lainililalllnrlilml,
ALBANY. N.Y .
m- - . “mm...“
(law
Great Reduction in Price Ill
III
Masonic Building,
Kuwait. l’
"sales Blochwwu.
Roman-la, - .
Melatonin-mm
HARNESS
“mdguotm first
main underarm-ale!
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, to. ,
Fine Harness To Order.
Arsenal. “mead-rand, ,wurelwillkargm
. for line or Whipa.
Robes. Feed Baa. Traveling
" IIIIIIII BF III. illlll
AT THE
Sentinel ~0fi00,
RAILROAD PLACE.
some ”MALI.
IIBII Bulls
llllW lllllll
IN EVERY VARIETY
“ATW '
LOW PRICES
WAT—c...-
ll. KBIEBEB’S.
llalIIlIrI Hilll BIIIl'Z'
mm“. remain noun.
l’l’lfe 01a and unable.
Billl FBBIBll LIII
llllllllllll.
~er reassures-
5%
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