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HOUSES ”LOWS 1'0 Till. WINDS.
'l’h Section at it Hruhom
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lraiu (3"
wt Elmo-Ive. —luy‘: “until". Saar
the has! “rectal.
HI. CAIIIL. 1’... May 7.~l.nto Salinity
ltl‘ht a terrible accident im-urml on tho
Win and hauling railroad, near
'moap. Freight train 67, mutating of
Unity-0n can, hound [or Willi-import,
WWW] by the breaking of u
“piling. 1nd tlu- 'migitio and lhraa can run
“‘0 mill! bulvra Una on.“ vlisfl'iilemj that
Ill. train was dirt-ltd. 'l‘h - lint Martian
OWN thulrrlrnl til lbw amwol ill. the loot
duheavy grub, but the two hrultuinen loot
molar tho second MIND", arul it dashed
lltotho‘llnt auction, I’llbut‘ an explm'lou in
. "our! which mm- turn] with dynamic and
glut ponder.
At Illa your» at tba nm'idmtt the railroad
run. til-mg -t «mp hill, at tho bottom ul
WhlclIuLo-ul Htul’trWa of human» nt-t'up'wd by
the l’lt.hit|el,u;;t nnd lira-bug Cool and [run
mpuliy's mnpluyu. Un tho hillvi-ln stand I
little cutting: uwupml by John Quinn. 0
.m'cl‘"ld [our children, tvm my: and
two “trip. The (urea u! "I" oxplmimt wrbcked
tho huihlinipt, wrcutocn in all. and tho stow.
lot the to the ruilnt
Quinn and Illa two little girk nor-r hunted
try-shat The two boys oat-oped with burns.
Slum Ken-rich tatruly coris'wed or Mary
"I Willi! Carmugh, ldopktl cliiltlrvn,
aged mpectiwly 8 and H wars; Danna
chtclt, aged 8; Alice Kcrwiclt, aged 5, and
hi wife and n new—burn babe. Mr. Kerwiclt
«filed his wife [ruin the burning building,
but tho children was burned to death.
Thirty pemm were injured, :lllt.‘ ntmt tori-
omly being Dir-5, Miles [Might-rt); leg
bruised and cut; her iitother. Mn.
Nathan. cut, bruised and internally ittjurod;
Mary, daughter of Mn Miles, neck cut and
brain“; Andrew McElweo, right. eye tle—
Itmycd and neck cut; John Donia", left hand
amputated and cut about the limbs. and Mn
Patrick MCMBIIIIS, injural by ittiasilu Mm
Simon Kcrwlck in sufleriitg from shock, and
hercmulltlon is serlum Several of the in
jurod were rent to the Miners‘ hospital.
In all twelve mm were destroyed, and
m houses, with their furniture. All
the windows in the Locust Gap churches and
schools were broken and the doors blown
all. In “mint Carine], two and n halt miles
distant, large store windows were broken
Thoexplmion wnsdistinctly'lelt in Sliainokin,
six miles away.
'l'haRuding railroad at the point at the
nccitlmt isahout #300 test chore tlto level at
tho llrlt street. Swat. the sccno of the ex-
plosion were one single dwelling on the north
side of the street, and three double ones on ‘
the mth side. These saven ileum Wen: torn
topicmsnnd afterward burned. it "(h in
there that all tho deaths occurred.
Ir. and Mn. Kerwick, who lost their "if?“
children, hid n miraculous escape. The man
was blown out of the window. inn! only
llightly injured. He then got his? sick wile
motthohuruing kidding, and afterward
recorded“ at hiudglthor'cch‘tltlrcn,
Mhhhdaud mdltion,he believed to
uhhown
About It” yurds below these buildings
thcuiautothu'row at {our double ham
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lull way up the top
The lumber oar war
When this was blown
ot the long places are stuck
Beneath the wrecked train
probably titty [net in
at tho dynamite.
tnhi had: worn injured,
can b .fltaharo been blown in
wait-nu. The engineer at the
Me, which was wry clo-a at tho time
dbuplaiouuru runner], but soon fl!-
cimrcd. Thole-intuit 075,000.
Inthotowuolloctutfiapttie lot- it aho
bury. TholarpCatholicchwch wu rochd
hum andthecouly windows ted in
upon the floor. The public whool
mp wormlnmgcd, And then.- arc low
”Ht in the town with the planar still
”a that: walla Stun theirs, iltwitnrxcd
“I cannon, and the town inch in though
Bldhccutuhjectedtonuiogeor unit-l: by
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that lira luxuriant sale!
$40,000
Watt ct lia‘v. loyc' mama
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Curtis Building, 25 Main Street,
NOWALK, CONN.
“container-forth: lumnncecotn in, nut-i
carefully Wing thin clock at r lug, mid-
trcd that the name wunotcobadly dammed as
claimed Ivy the natural clothing ‘ ulncttireu. and
telling to agree It to the ulna . were turned to
nu the stock, turn it into moot-y. and the goods
mill: tt-cnlold at once in order t‘ramkc pin-hie nettle-
incn , Mac W mu on doll-r
Mmflhfim‘wct;nd thin lull wewnt tor
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We Will tell you here a: few Bar amt.
leu'l Brainc- llulie. Ill to mtcliJot .15
This unit coat to mot-dun 13 65. cud if it don't
unit you literary mpect. or it you don't think it
worth 13.65. bring it truck Any time inside 0! four
day-Indira!" pay yachts.
Cheviot lulu, worth 15 no, mutt go tor “5.
tr: tine nudity men's tum. tailor made, 6.99.
This is an clegpnt wit wd worth 11200.
mm diluent kind» Diagonal. Women Ind Corli-
mew cults. which can to mainline shout
moo, we will cell (or 8.99.
(load Working huts. worth 2.50. marked 75:.
We otter on elegant palr Melt" (Enrolment Pink,“
1 ‘1». that cannot be bought elsewhere [or
icon than 4.00.
Buy“: Suite, pnitablc for I): lam. worth am, for
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Don't tell to cull and engine thin stock ct mail,
it com nothing to all and jndgc tor your-ell. and
you will, Ind everything int! n cheap I: mentioned
it this advertisement. A than to get such bargain:
will never occur arm. .
GREAT l' ill lNfil’RASCE SALE.
Curtis Building. 2:. Iain St. Norwalk. Conn.
W During lhll glen inruritnce sale, unm- will he
~ w open until 9 p. m.
EEWERS!
I“. M. P] 1’) [EOE
DEALER Ill
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General Sewer Contractor
leprcparwltouukc connection. with main mm
p u thi- clt on the moat tumble W.
in lntcuding to connect with the recently hid
mm in this city will Ind it to their adv-nun to
call on him. 830 t!
I“. M. PIEI{CIZ
Box 20. South Somali,“
Insure Your Lifé
0n the. Endowment Plan.
A mcn at Igor 0!?!) would probably need "nuance
for twenty or twenty-five years. but beam he
needs: infor that time’u- rm rem-on why he clumld
rtipiilste to keep it nptlririrrz "in whole life time.
He has ore: eight hundred chant-ea lit a thomnnd of
living more than twenty yum» and nearly eight
hundred in n thoumtml of iivtn: twenty-lire yearn
Becauaehi- prepped: an: to bright he Would not
"glut to provide for the (ham-en nl dying—which
"caplet-nutty numerous—by n hhcnl in‘mme
on his lite.
ISSUE! 13 Till:
COIIEGTIGU'I' GEIERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
0? HARTFORD.
s. S. L'IIOMDIEIHBU.
South Smalls.
tJllS'l‘ BEE—ENE
for the Spring and Summer lttttlt‘.~
“A large lllevKP tit
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From 12 Diflercnt Factories.
It [or toot-wen being bought tor NIT
73:55.11 expenccs boil; light. out be cold
Far Btlnt other Slams.
Styles and price: too rut-crou-
to mention.
PLEASE can. AM) [tumult
No trouble to show goods.
c. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
”Wm
Baking Powder!
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of TART“.
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Cluuflaslllhgnrunuc
«noon.
70 Washington Street,
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mama. lanthanum. awn“ Poin Announce the [allowing
782mm. 745:... ‘ ”a”. . .
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1024 " to " tow ” l '
mm” m. ‘mp-m‘ ’mv'm' i DRIVES
4m " no 4w ” . , -
7m " Itucd :15 "mini 71-: "I'll!
N ()1th).
Lv. Wilum l'oinl. lanfio. Nor-Ills. Arfimfll .
7 a I. In. Mind 33‘3”” I'x’d 7 M Itud '
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NH icreirrd.
8 923mm.
{:23 1M, 2395,,“ Iii: ,‘xlmt 1 Lot Hamburg Isdgiiigs,
2,22%.” 3}; .. 253%.“ [500 yards, 25c, worth 30 to
no “Hind woo "ltud iooiitiut 500.
:1” 9'1» ‘ “rpmvwcl’rcwud (icit'l larval
Il'.li,nr';t"u,, mm ”W, 1 Lot Do Do 750 yards l‘.’c.,
>-—~——~—-————~ ~—~~«~ worth 15 to 25c.
llollsh’l'olilc ”IVISION.
December ll. 13!. .
ware Bridgeport lorJ’ittlIeld.
all); in. accommo‘n
1 Lot Com-t Covers, llam-
gburg Trimmed, 21c.
1,23,... um 5 mun”, } 3d invoice of Kid Gloves.
gig: 533,.” “ml“ nembrmdcred back, 5 button,
W “ " i 590
'00” only 1: {er a New Hillard. '
w... ll. Eran-oi, Vice mm s can lan’iz’r Bargains in llandkcrchicls
W. It. has, Supt.
8.1). Arum. at». Tlcht Ant" Bridgman. 11mm. 5 and T0wels.
s. v. N. n. c n. nit—tintiim
NOTICE.
Buyers’ of Boots and Shoes.
A chance ofa lifetime for buyers of Ladies?, Misses and Child—-
ren’s fine shoes. Having purchased the bankrupt stock of Frank
Ruscoc, of 15 Water St., at a great sacrifice, I intend giving the
people of N on *alk the best bargains in Ladies, Misses and Child-
Remember these goods
are of the very best quality and workmanship, and made from the
1 quality, Fine French Kid ButtOn Boots retail
NEW DRUGS usually for $5.00 and $6.00; our price $3.50 per pair. 7
hand—sewed, regular, $5.00 0
extra quality,
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3 ”marlin. - w. lllllllllll Pill “Ill lll'llllll. i'en’s line shoes cvcr offered in the State.
00’)": wm. pom nu.
1.3.9 “5"" hm. ”hm. Wuh'on hr. ,
.. .. AHBLE & SlllllIS ~
5.50 sm.’ 9:... .. Mm: . best stock in the market.
*z-H Wit; {379' m: 1' -
5% film: .22.......n.... n. 500 )au-s extra
7.43 ' Wills. 1.15 ” mm.
a»: mi: , $30.52.“ W ....
932:4 Acc‘om ‘ifzxz ~ Account. ' . .
1w 1.... ' w " .m... OldStand' 300 p‘m's i‘idies’
".45 Acton. 5.10 -- in . I- t u
“may, 3:; ;; film“ WASHINGTON s'r. Boots._only $3.7 5 per pair.
333 Explain; p.53 : Sp' 'td . Jfimmmgzedehggpplg-menn
gig . iii-3 " Izméswh' bcttcrtnmh th-ncrerwithnllthngogwm":
iii" l3: 4%: 13 £33.... fléwfi'fl‘flrm“: can? “'
mi Wins. ".47 ~ Itortou It. . .
9.21 B'porth . tut . ' ‘y .
ma” Prescriptions Gum mini hand-w 01k.
20.15 _
burgh? I: Strum". At short notice and in the most “PM! runner 336
2:? ““3: “0-. °~ "won. $4.50.
. I "m JacOb M. Layton, ., 7.10 pairs Misscs finc Don
.9“....;...“.:.‘.......... mm"... um”... £351.98 per pair.
,0, ,ng rm 5,, 101;: In General lnsuranccAgcncy
2?"; .. , :3 If“ 1mm: 1nd Accident.
9?.» I site i- ' Ocan Slum-hipTickelb—Cohin and steer-gt.
1‘30 p7,; mm " Minimums ‘Rstrrdémd )loncv (Men to
6.48 ” , no nrope.
(fall-unann. n, 1,- lint-nun Notaryl’ublic. AcknowledgmtsTakrn,
'11?"er ,_ _ 'vrn- I’m-Ar! Railroad Tickets. Bug-go Checked
to Destination.
JOHN H. smug,
Ill Wuhthgton 3L. (Rest door to Venom.)
FlilllllST 380“” ”Walk. com.
_...-___ ,DAVIDHSTOW
hlAlX STREET. SOUTH NORWALK‘
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SOMETHING new. ;
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_FOLLOWIIIO OUIRINTEE.
Warn-lad not to malt nor
roll up with one yeur’n wear.
If they do the .o-cy paid Ill
ever phovm lit-h to o!
OAK i‘llAll Bllll SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
51 IT ottlpiern for
PA R LOR SUITS
Prom 330.00 Upwards.
Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards.
Lounges :titii rout-lies.
Rattan Chairs, l-‘anry Plush
Chairs, flat llaclts, Book
Cases, etc., etc.
AGENTS Full Tilt!
Stamhtrtl lv‘oltlins.r llctl.
Calllnd mllte’ln tit our Inmflt‘rm‘.
Bed in the market (or the money.
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We haw: jmt remind the lug. At end fluent otoch
, A PINE ‘15an Abll REIASIBER$22.00
The Mint
87, H9, 91 Main St.
Hatters Knives.
Northrop a 00..
Danbury.
Ampreperrd to grind flatter! Knives ml [tutti-h
came. Ind saunter attraction.
H’Orden by mail promptly attmdtd to, am it
: 54 Main Street. -_
South Norwalk.
Wall Papers,
, Borders,
and Centers.
Spring Styles.
PaintingT—Euner Ban -
tug. Decorating an
Calcimintn .
DECKEE’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
54:.
Wuhln‘ton. D. C.
Ten yearn in United sum Patent Oflicc.
t dtw Guide to inventor: mailer! tree.
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§MEATS
SERVED IN THE REST HANGER
It you what the choice“ HEATS. obtained»:
Enla- ot trouble or can, you will Ind them at It)!
Ilka. a. well L-
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DWBLI'S BLOCK - IOU'I'II RONA“.
ATBN'I'B.
P (i. I! BI'ISG'I‘ON,
Poultry of all Kinds, '
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287 pairé Ladics’ Fine French Kid, sold by retailers at $5.50
and $6.00; our price only $4.50 per pair. Wal’l'anted all strictly
pairs Ladics’ finc Hand, wclts, $0.00 Boots, our price
golzi Butti‘in, spring heels and heels,
37 5 pairs Children’s fine Dongola $1.25 and 1.50 per pair.
Also hundreds of pairs of fine Goods in Opera toe, Common
Sense, London and N cw York styles. Remember these goods are
great value for the money and not made to deceive.
BOSTON STORE.
45 Main St., Norwalk, Gt.
The Old and, Reliable.
uni FREIGHT LINE.
Email lieu Yuri
-T||E PROPELLEIS—
City of Norwalk Ii Eagle,
Will lull filly tl'i . film]! med, for
height betwcu New r Raw-1k 1! South
Korwalk. Wfllluvcfiu‘mootdmu fillet.
wmmmmaruau
palatau thong-hum Imam had
an." m It Greatly lad-cad
0'pr lc‘ttoatolgcutcthcfityotl‘orwllh
and will he not for loco” ht
nnywhcninltar “dummy. I“!
”10mm tarmac-its; Mt
employaotthchocumthio line “mania-It:
BARGAIBL ‘ WEE
COMMENCING MONDAY,
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Every clay of this “1901: you
find goods
at
surprisingly IJOVV
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MAY 7th..
PRICES.
WEI NAMI- .A. FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES.
Latlics’ Taffeta Silk Gloves at 13c. pcr pair,
worth 300..
Gent’s Striped Half Hose at 250. per pair, cheap at 40c.
Cliiltlrcn’s Regular Made Ribbed Hose, 150 per pair.
Gent’s Half Hose, regular made at 17 c. per pair
Gent’s Balbrcggan Vests, 250. each.
.I. W.&
Ladies’ Ribbed Jersey Vests 25c. cach, good value at 500.
An all Linen, Towel, 23x46 for 12%.
Table Linens from 17 e. per yard upwards.
SPECIALTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
Dado Bhndel with fixtures. 000.. 75c. and 800.
Bent Opaque, 72 lnohes m. including fixtures, 50...
The prices mentioned above include. making.
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Norwalk Chronicler