It is Even Worse Than First
‘lleportod.
FULLY 100 LIVES LOST.
Evidently the Result of An En-
gineer’s carelessness.
VICTIMS CBUSHED AND SCALDED.
I‘ll! ”all“. Some Mnngled Beyond Boc-
ognltiun. Taken from the “rock, nut]
Moro Remain-Scone: to Make the Stout-
ur lie-rt Quail—Ame Cur Completely
Crushed and Every I’mcuger In It Win,
Killed—Sickening Dctnlh of the Moot
Horrible Railway Dinutrr on Ilcoord.
Witxrsnaunn, PIL, Oct. 12.—-The (right-
lul mllision on tho lmliigh Volley railroad at
Mud Run proves to be even more disastrous
than was at lint suppmxl. Tho burnolnnd
mangled rcmnins of slxtypcrsons how ul-
temly been mrtcd out from lllt‘tlt‘lll‘li, and
many arc missing who it in {coral were
burned to nslw. .\t the hospital hero in
“'ilksbnrro or» forty persons brought in by
relief trains. nightwu of them m-rioihly in—
jnrol, ten of them certainly family. In the
railway station at Mud Hun n woinnn lirs at
the point of iii-nth too wcnk to be rcmuvcd.
This l‘filllill‘ll'n‘fi not include all thofntuli-
tics, for inrmy of the injuml wore tukcnl
holnc by lllrfll’ frionds. Th» nume-r oi dmths‘,
will probably not fall short of 100.
Tim following i.» tho list of thc iii-ail so far
as the hodim havi- been idcntiiiml:
Annie lmi'zus. tlliplmnt, 2? ycans.
Patrick Unborn-y. l’lcusunt anlcydlycuru ,
l’ntrick tiurri-n. l'lo-nsnnt Volley. H yours. i
Willintn Early. Pli‘flhfllll Yullwy. 1'.‘ yearn i
Barney Slmlhnn. Pleasant Vullcy, 40 years. ‘,
Frank M. L'olcman, Pleasant Vulh-y, filo
years.
I’utriwk I‘olmnnn, l’lomunt \‘nllo-y. "In yours.
Michm-l t‘ulcmun und son John, “Mount;
Volley, l2! yours.
Anni» Atkisnn, l’lcasnnt Valley, 11 yours.
William Kcll’y, Pleasant Valley, 133 years.
Thomas Ruddy, Pleasant Valley, 15 years.
Maggie llnrt, Pleasant Valley, 30 years.
Mrs. Patrick Farrell, Plenslhnt Valley, 30
yeah:
Benjamin O'Bricn,
Pleasant \‘nllcy, 13!
ears.
Katie l-‘cnthcrstonc. Pleasant \‘nllcy, 14
years.
Lewis Brown, Plcnsant Vullcy, 14 yours.
John McAinlreWS, Pleasant Valley,
years.
James Jnclmin, son of F. Jackson, l'loamnt
Valley, 1‘: years.
Jmnw Jncksm, son of H. Jackson, Pleasant
Valley,15 years.
John Regan. Jes<up‘s, 3.3 yours.
Annie Curran, Mint'iokn.
Richard Horricc rind wii'c, )linmkn.
T. Mulhcm, Minookn.
Peter Millignn, Uliphxmt.
Conn-lino LIL-Cu», Mincrs’ Mills.
John McHnlc, Miners” Mills.
Edward U'Mallcy, (in-en llidgc.
James Hart, Green Ridge.
MiChael lichndrt-s, Pleasant Valley.
—-— Finnegan, Providence.
Abraham Dorun, Pleasant Valley.
John ()‘Hcarn, Luzcrne Borough.
John McCrch, Providence.
Thomas Toole, Minookn.
James Connaboy. Minookzi.
James Flynn, Mincrs' Mills, 17.
William Cussick, Old Forge.
Nora Qui , Scranton
Katie Quinn, Scranton.
Among the injured arc the following:
Mika Welsh, Minooka, aged 2’0, burned
about face and hands.
James Jennings, Minookn. aged 15, sprained
back.
Peter ('avnnnugh, Providence, aged 27,
crushed knee.
John Regan, Providence, luccratod wounds;
burned. -
James Harmon, Old Forge, agul 15, log
broken
Susan Curry, Hyde Park, ngcd 22%, humcd
about face and throat.
Mary Duran, Hyde Park, aged ‘20, burned
nbout the lace and arms; scriom.
Kate Kearney, Hyde Park, aged 19, burned
shout taco, hands and arms; will die.
Thomas Clark, fractured thigh and hmds'
burned.
Michael Wolch, Pleasant Valley, aged 17,
burned {ace and hunch.
John Lynch, Providence, aged 11', burnul '
lbout arms, shoulder and back. l
Thomas Moore, Bollvuo, aged 20, burned!
two, hands nnd back.
John McKinne, Pleasant Valle ', aged 30,
burned on arms and shoulders.
Andrew MCGOWPD, Providence, aged 15,
{m and hands burned, and in jun-d intcr-
holly.
John Polo, brnkcmnn, leg badly broken.
The Lchigh Valley railroad transported
nearly 5,000 peoplo to llnzlcton during the
day to witness the pin-ado of all the Catholic
mimics of tho Scranton dirmn 0! those a
largo proportion went from Scranton and
Wilkoalnrro and vicinity in a truin which
was divided into auroral sections. At 5
o'clock in the evening the oxcursionistn began
to return to their homes, and soon after that
hour the [int section of tho Scranton and
Wilkesbnrro train was rant away. Other
sections tollowud at short intervals.
The section of the train, consisting of nine
can, halted ct Mud lion, midway hci own
White Haven and Penn llnvon Juncli )1). As
It flood there the third Icctlon o! to wire can
“but! into it It full “mi. '1'?» not three
curl of the Ioctlon which wind u tho trick
was wrecked. The locomo': . o plowed it.
myclur through tho in»? car, which was
«aided. and nearly over} perm: in it will
killed. The rat our mm telescoped into the
arm to it, and thot one into the third.
lthnotllhly thou dnghpemmampal
homthoreurcnr. The second nu 1.10de
with mound mi bleeding tulle-1.11m! the
W col-“:11 but low mom got; who co-
on W rang out both
mm were terribly Ihnhn and bruised
Hi
The alumna engine m pouring torn:
dream. of mat-tin; mm sud m, which
hid 1mm their eyes the fallout measure of the
Willow. trillion-tuning Monolith:
dutch all of thou involved in the
.snrious llih'l'lllll injuries.
, .
um, in—u— ~
mm mcant for holiday «morn. ’l‘hoy wan
but littlo adaptor! to the work and were than
“$4081. in the meantime tho windows of tho
cars it re whorl in. men entered and r0.
limited host! least hurt or least entangle-1.
In one an- thoy found John Lynch hanging
{ruin the root by one leg. Ilia cries brought
lricuds, who, to relieve him. utoad upon the
Wreckago and held his weight upon their
bucks for two long hours. Finally axo- ef—
fect/ad his rclcau'. llis lug was frncturud.
A young lady was found caught by the
logs, one ncarly severed. One log was quickly
rclouncd. The other couldn't be Iroed, and a
blow of an ax covered it from her body. She
saw tho blow struck and never ilinched. Tak-
ing out hon watch, she handed it to on no-
uunintnnco as n gilt ton friend at home. Blio
wan put on board one o! the trains and given
all poniblo cnrc. Shc mnvvrwl freely and
cheerfully with trim-nib. Suddenly she gasped
and full back it corpsc.
To free the bothers in the rear car the train-
mm attached an angina to tho wrecked train
and started to pull it out. The first move-
mont of tho nhnttcrml wrm-k brought from
, the wounded nllt’ll uwfnl cries of illsll'ca‘s that
men Ul'ill'l‘ul tho cnginwr to tlt‘alrll on pain
it)! his lilo. 'J‘liwy didn‘t wish to soc the
mzmgII-«l forms still further mutilated, so the
wrrk want on slowly by ridding now tcrrors
to tho won".
Tho win-4 bud Inn-u brought into scrvim,
lllll thi- pliyuii-inus of “flow Haven and
points down the rnnd mm (mm on the
ground. Thu 21-“: lion—c4 around tho spot
wcrc thrmvnnpcu lutlic Motoring and boil-
lira. \voro lightwl lu uul lIil‘ work.
l'um‘ngci‘s on the nor trnin stub: thnt
{hwy saw a train ulmnl whcn for down the
rmni. Thcy Sprung from tlu-ir Scots and
ttzirtcd in \vou'lvr. [mm-ting to°scc thcir
trninnluckcnspud, lull in min. Suddenly
tlmir t‘tlglnccl' ninl lll'l‘lllflll jumpwl. 'l‘licn
"’lnlt‘ the shock. 'l'hv oilgliu- wnu‘ mount-d Iiy
Hurry Co ,k, of I'l-ll «rm-t, :is cugiuccr, and
llug. (inllngln-r. ut' Ili'vnvryvillo,n.~e lire-mun.
Ellt'llkllfiltllllwl :i lll'llkt‘ll lcv‘. Tho tin-mun
stntn-il to our llltlll thut ho mu tlio- l'rttl light,
informed the cuginv-n-r, lllt'll junipczl,
Qulnrv'o llisnntrr.
Qt'lxr‘i‘, “15.. ”Ht. l’.’.-i——.\'v'urly Fill) pursuits
ll't'l'vst'rhulhly iujui'wl in lIlI' lll‘i‘lllt‘lll Iii-r».
it “as the wczismn of the- llll‘l'l'li.’iill:\“ ll‘llllI‘S
displny. und ILIIM pmpiw m-rn groin-rod on it
stand towctho liru-n'nrka 'i‘ln- crush cnuio
Will! the wry opilnin; ol' lll'.‘ display. and
hundreds wont dinin with lll" tolling .stnnd.
A, W. Wells. n prnniincnt liuvy-u' :unl Incin-
but of the lcgislzitnrc. is fatally injuri-d.
Among thonc .~L-riou,~ly \voundml nch. W.
b'tcwnrt. swrctiu'y and trmnurcr oi the (,‘om-
Stork Cnsllv stow- “’nrlh', “ ho l'l‘l'l lv’cd wry
Sumo of the in-
juml will Ill“.
CHIC/186" MORE QUIET.
Tlu-ro \Vcrr- Nu Scrlons' ()ntbrcnku \‘cntcr—
)Icn
day—Strun- IA-adors (notion the
Agniual Taking Part in “into.
CHICAGO, Oct. 111. ~Tln~ cl unpomtin- pnnciu
fillncss ot' ytstwriluy‘s procz-i-ilings in connmu
tion with "W hU’L‘L‘t cur strike wan; in marked
cuntrnst to the riotous ilonmnstmtions oi' the
tiny wanro. Two must-s lbj‘t'l'illl'tl to pruduco
n ccsx‘itiou of linsllllllvxfi. The police, who had
Iiithorto bwu ox gt'tlllc n.~ {wrbililc in dealing
with tho crowds, rcccivctl pcrcmptury orders
to I‘l'pl'l‘SS nll nttunpts nt dooi’dor nud nrrcst
all l‘lnlhlhly ‘ubll‘l‘t'll "owns; while
lcnilcrsot’ llit'b’ll'lliv‘ luul cujninwl thcir fol‘
lowcra tn kwp away from tln- aw ' ~ of 11ml
blc- di~lurbzmm~s or, if iiocr~.~ni'y, tnnid tho
pnliw in pl'l‘m‘l‘h’lllg nl'tlv‘l‘. ’I'liu day did not
pa»; without sonn- minor iliatui'linuccs, but
thou-own. (it no limo uuy approach to tho
wild armies of Wc-dnmluy ultrrnuun,
Iln tln- north alill‘ crux wore run all thy
utulcr police w-ort and with low nttcmpts ut
obstruction, nlthough on Smlgwick sm‘ct
tho trucks \wro wwrnl timcs cm‘ercd with
pilcs nl' stonc nudotlo-rniutcrinl, which oc-
('ilhlnllml considurnldc delay. Fi-w paw-rigors
con-d to run tln- gauntlet of n [Mmmlilt' mob,
hon-mu r. and tho police xvi-r» utmost the only
pflxfl'ligi'l's. No stoucs m-rc thrown, and
bt-yond the usual dcrisl‘v‘c yclls, which wore
kvpt up all day, the inipom-d drivcrs xunl
conductors worn not ulnlvstcd. ,
A small sensation was created about 4
o'clock by the arrest, on Schiller tetra-got
Julius Knin-niwrg, a alrikllig mmluctor, who
was charged with plot-in; dynnniito bombs
on the mil-i. ’l‘hc "Immln" turncd out to be
ordinary railroad torpedo signals. The Sodg-
wick strcctwrsnuulc thvir inst trip about
4:250 o'clock, and the Garlic-Id avenue corn
went into the burns half an hour latcr.
Tllt'rt‘ wax u speck 0! war on tho wast side
Ibout 11 o‘clock whcn an omnibus containing
3 number of inniortcd men Wits tll'th‘ll up to
thcmr bnrint A crowd of about mo bud
gnthcroi, and Winn the omnibus npiwurml u
grin-ml rushwns made (oril. Sonic Mom‘s
worn thrown, but tho police, who worn in
strong forcc. charged the mob and diaperscd
it without much dilllculty. Eight of thv.~
ringhndcrs m-rv urn-stud, and tho police used
thrir clubs lrcoly, but no ono was scriously
hurt.
A lively time “’05 i-nm‘tcd when the It-
tompt Was mndo to rim curs ovor tho Mndioou
nth-ct line at 4 o’clock. Almost hull the city
polico tor-co wa-ro on hand nnd every prop-
nrutionwns mmlcloru pitched battle. Thu
very protuirntmns, howcvcr, probably averted
tho unticipotml troublo, no two cum wore
mkou owr tin- route without any nttcmpt at
olmtmction. An (X'flfllilfllllll ntoru- was thrown
iron: an alloy way or the root 0! a building,
but no serious r-llortu wcro nwlo to stop the
mm or altuck tho drivm "noting and
jot-ring followed tho cant during the trip, but
the police chum-d tho crowds whimovcr they
b mine too demonstrative, and thorn can no
ntuhborn rwlstnnco ollcrcd at any wint.
The otrikora claim that tho coifipnny' cannot
find own to run tho our. and that tho public
will not [nitmnim them it they do. Both
glam lun’o witlnlmwn All proponltimm looking
toward nscttlvnient of the otrikc, nnd tho
qucotion now looks to be one of cndnnncu
New Yorli Political] flown.
Nizw Yuma, Oct. 12.—-'l’ho Republic”:
count y mnvontlon loot night min-toll Jool
'1‘. llrhurdt for mayor, John W. meu {or
olicrill, Henry C. Parley {or county nick,
Jam '1‘. Von Ron-rain: tor proficient of the
board or nklermen Auditor-dim Stanton,
J. ll. Nomi: and William Weizmann for
common. Mr. Erhardt you tormcrly United
Storm mmhnl (or this district and was one.
A police commissioner. He is a lawyer, not!
to president of. the New York rind thm
Baum-d company. Strong shorts are ho-
ini; undo to induce Mm Grant and
Hewitt to withdraw their tannin-mil
tor iii-yer nod to n the Tum-wood
(Minty Donn-mm unite» upon a candidate
tor um nilloc. lltr. Grant guy: he thrilling
to withdraw. Mr. Hewitt m not M on-
nounocd llllt Wuimtfin
mum of tho “m King."
' an Mum, Oct. magnum
lumen (3. Flood dhil at Haunting .
Ho never allied tmn tho attack M
tho tmmiiod with, will the immune-m,
‘Ulllilllll SlS'IEIl
”the sccnc.
tho, ’
so
IN A RIVEWOF FIRE.
Terrific and Costly Blaze in a
. New York Suburb.
“WA .3. .. ... D...
01L LADEII'ID VESSELS ,iBUBNED.
Your l‘lrenlnn swallowed Up In Flume And
Three Probably Fatally Burned—Narrow
Enoupo u! Builon—Appulllng Slmtlcle-
hm. $305,000.
NEW You, Oct. 12.——A dunno volume of
inky black smoke flouting «war the “'llD‘N of
tho East rivor ymwrduy warned the inhabi-
tants ni New York and llrmklyu that it big
mntlngrution was raging in the vicinity. Ao-
. conipuuying tho smoko wax u sickoning smell
of burning oil that pcrvudi-d tho atmosphere.
The tire was burning in tho Eustom district.
It couiplutnly nuttod four stunniors that lay
in tho i'ivu-I'. uml almtroycd tho dock of the
Standard nil company. Four linemen were
lindly burned, two oi them totally, and wore
rcmovcd 1o h't. (.‘nthcrinc‘n Innipitul. The
loss will foot up roux),
Mr. llnmmrd, tln- night wntclunnn on the
oil stoninship Hulls, nuchorcd oi! tho dock o!
l'i‘ntt's astral oil works, nt tho foot of North
Elev-until stn‘mt, it part of the Ntundnril Oil
Huxnmny's plum, dim-ovcrrxl stnoko issuing
from the hold, \l'lml‘olidfll‘l ('tlzws iii oil won,
oturcd.
Tin: ulnrm Wm; given inntnntly, but in no.
vtlivr moment the Vcfiscl won it mo»; of smili-
lug Ilumcs. A second nlurin Wu» PM“ in by
tho poliw of tlic l-‘iftli precinct calling all tho
Blister“ ill-strict and ilrcculxunt engines to
Till". ELLA YUSE lil’ltXlxrt.
TIlvrP wcro s'vcrul mon on board
tho Haiti. and thcy sown succiwlc-I in l't'flL‘h-
in}: tho pivr in sufoty, from whonco tin-y
Wcrc rcscuml by n tugboat, while othcrs
swam in tho pii‘l' (it the {out of South
Twcli'tli «trout.
A moiuvnt lot-u“ u roar us i! a \‘nlcnnu nus
llcunl,.'uid lll" roof of tin-big store litillsn
Win-on lii‘c. As slmllllal this wusdiscovcrml
a third alarm was sont out, und all tho nvnilc
obi.» forms of Brooklyn conic hurrying to tho
sci-no. licl'orvthoirnrrivnl tin: tlrst explosion
Wm ll".'lrll. and it moi cnough to tcrrily oven
the iiz'cinvu. From tlint mnnnent tho tire was
lwyund mom l, and nothing WM lvtt saw to
ullnw tho ml and nuplilhn to burn itsclt out.
Explnalnil l'IlIl'iltml cxplun'luil in quick suc-
mmiuc. until it, sm'lllol us if the plum was
brim: imminirdc-I.
Company l.‘~. u: clturui- nt' i'npt. J. McCor-
mick, “alh‘tllit‘t'l tit.~ lll'nl to arrow on the
St‘t‘lh'. llc is n H1051 cairn-till mun, and has
boon L'Ollllt‘t‘lvd Willi thc dopnrtniont nincc
lNZ‘J. Fill'l'nlt‘ll lliclcn nod McEIroy, of tho
sumo company, nnd Michncl (,l'chlc, of
truck 0. worked with iiuccssary energy.
“'hilo doing so thorn won it Iouilroport, n
ficriflffillt‘t‘l of llmncshot outward and (or n
mouiont thc four brnVL- nicn wcro swullon’ul
up in it.
Both tho lmlll‘t‘ and tircmcn rushml to thnir
rescue. l'npt. .‘lcCurmlr'l: was Ionndlying
on tho ground, Willi his builds and [1'1“ «In-ml-
fullybunicd. His but had been blown oz!
and his (’Inllli'fi u'crc sc-irclml in runny plums.
It in bclirvod that ho will ilic. U'Kcofo was
in n similar condition Mcl'llroy “its also
dmigcrunsly hurt, his hand» having been
burnod to tho bonc. lliolcn was thc h'lu’t in—
jurcd, but oven his wounds wcrc n-wro.
In tho inunntimo the homes had spread
with lightning like rapidity along the rivcr.
The slorchonso “no n ma! shoot of tlainc,
and burning oil Wins flowing in cvcry di-
rection. llilortu Wcro mndo to draw tho oil
oll’ in pipes, but without Sul‘fi‘i‘x‘k cht to tho
burning building is the “Hi'ks oi tho \l’illinmsv
burp; tins minmny,oinl it won Imrc-Ithnt
timw too would bu caught by the flames.
Tho rivvr nus for uniuy yurdsu lulu.- ot ucotb-
lng llro, the oil floating nlong tlu- Hurluconud
burningr all tho tiino.
Within one hour utter tiw ilrc tlrst stnrtml
tho Willinnnburg hitlt! of tlic rivcr primontcd
such in picturc as “no nowr hot-arc m-nthm.
Thorn was olw solid shoot of ilru cuvoring
nevi-ml hnndrrd yank thnt rcurml nlolt
mountains high. Ilnlf u down aliipi mul
lightvrx. thruo picni und tho Howling com-
pony'u cool chill» on tho Eighthutm‘t picr
warl- complvtcly in tho grmp In! tho fire
demon, 'l'lmummhml l-mplohud gullu-rcql to
Willow's lhc night, and (boy utmnl nppnllnl at
tho npcrlnclc. Tlll‘l'l' ctllli‘o block» on tho
river irunt were in "mm-s.
Whiloilu- Ilrnnwn and tho coma of the
the tug» wr-ro lighting to more urighborlng
buildings. tho lliiuu-ocropt around mullmnrd
and [nub-nod upontho plot at tho loot oi
Rorth Sloth strwt and tho (ml clovotnr bo-
hvmn tlmt picr and South Truth ntrmt.
This pier and tho elevator worn owned by tho
l’hllmlclphin mid Rowling Railroad coni-
pouy. ’l'lwclcvntnr had just luv-n littod up
with now nun-blurry. It won burnwltotho
ground. with it. militants, multho pier mil
bin-nod to tho writer's “alga. Tho low of the
l’hilmh-lphln and Bonding company in: uti-
innto-d by tho mymintcndmt on the ground
at $30,000.
Thi- total loan in estimated no follow:
Hmmgc building. mum; oil in
ulnar); dot-ks nml hulhlwndr sud piper, V3,-
000; nlmnnhip Hall», with cargo. 0110.000;
bark Elm Vim.- and cargo. “(Mimi-ml flab,
820,000; othcr vwlll and lighten, mono.
’l‘olnl, who».
Mn. floral-mt En “out. flame.
PLAmurno. N. ‘2, Oct. mun”. Clem
mmfl Mm Folumr, accompanied Dr.
Word nod {minimal Alhmy, arrival MI
lut evening from the Aluminium
hit for Washington on the night truln, “to!
Ilium born. The W who througod with
people to no the prefidont’r with
Babb-4| on n m
"“' “$"knfihMWM
m . C. coni-
méifinlwmum‘ruu Mamba I
gold watch whihcumt-btflncitywm
WW
my it run.
Infimmtnwm.
mewmlg
n- “WMHW
I' Bargains This Week at’
SflflFIElII & 'IIIlIT’S
A FINE LINE OFICABPETS JUST RECEIVED
. . , [I
In Moquetteu, Velveta, Body and Tapestry Brussels. We have the larmt ”sort.
ment in town, and our pricco are the lowest. Special bargainl tu BUGS 9t 01.17.
bureau size 31.75. cheap at $2.25. HENRIETTA CLOTHB in all colon. 40 inch"
wide, cheap at 59c. our price will be 436. Lot of KID GLOVES at 74c, worth ’1.
LADIES SUITE» 0! our own manulactuw. at Icon than New York prices. (Adi
and we tin-m. We sell the KABU CORSET, every pair warranted, and all other
Corscts at the Iowcot market price». Our lmueiucnt is well «looked With all kindl’
of TIN AND WOODEN WARE at price» lower than any housoin town. LADIES
FALL WRAPS AND JACK ETB juut reoriwd.
SCOFIELD & Hovr,
No.3 GAZETTE BUILDING. - - . NORWALK. CONN.
npcclal Prices
‘ to
A non l’l‘EtI'l‘h
and
Ill?! LDE‘IKS
m
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plato
#
it is made in
YOUR
own town.
—-.~
(31;. Ranges
E. K. Lockwood '& Cos.
Also
5 Agent for the
s cclclirntml
till i: ll: it nos 1)
lUMvI‘IS
0 Plumbers and
,q Gas
I'ittcrrt, Slate
B and
‘ 'l‘in llooi'crs.
E. K. L(')Cl{\V()()I) at CU... Norxvalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
Siluutml on Slain Sin-ct, Wm? .\'~t'lilll'.T1l)’lUl' Ax’cnuc, l'lIm—
\vood Avt-uuc, Mullt'm' Sll'llt‘lb \l’mnlwzu'nl Avcnuc, liowc Strcct,
('lilu'lll'll Sircct. Spring Strum, l‘nrncr Summit and lloliiorn
lIiII Sttt'cts. ll'wiluml
Slt'ccls, Nil-min“ titl‘ccl :iml 'l'ut'npilun
StroctJ'oi'ncr l"nion and I'mnklin
LOTS.
Situated on lluiu Street, Corncr l‘uylur .-\vcnuc and West
Street, Taylor At'cnuc, Wcst Achic, Hillside Place, Meadow
Strcct, Cross Street, Summit Street, lilmwood Avenue, Bay-
vicw Avenue, l’inc Strcct, l’rospcct l’lncc, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Sim-t, Corner Water and Raymond
Strccts, and Lot: li‘routing on (In: Carriage Bridge.
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots shunned on l’Icnsznit Strccl, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Strccl, l‘lcnry Slrcct, Corner lloyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
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290 bodice and Miws’ all wool New.
markets, in all latest shapes and
stylcs, at $0.49, worth $10 00.
300 Striped ”Newmnrkets with capes and
bell sleeves, $0.95, worth $9.75.
275 Stockcnct lemcy Jackets at $3.49,
$4.25, $4.95, $0.50.
50 Tailor made Beaver Jackets at $0.50,
worth $8.00.
50 children's Striped Coats, nhirred back,
slccvc, cape and belt. $2.80, worth
$1.00.
Misses Newmnrkcts, made of the finest
Striped Bcavcr, tailor mnde,at 88.49,
worth $12.00.
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25pieces of 42 in. Henrietta
at 25 cents per yard, good
value ot37 cents.
12 pairs of 36 inch Ladies
Cloth Suiting at 37cents per
yard, sold elsewhere at 49
cents.
5 pieces of 22 incliBInckRahd-
Hill at 59 cents per yard,
regular $1.00 quality. All
vertiscd in Bridgeport at
02c. ‘
10 pieces of Fallic Francoise at
98c. pcr yard, well worth
$1.25. (la‘llund see them.
lOpicccs Extra Quality Gros
Grain Silk at 74c. per yard,
worth 98c.
Grand opouing 'of
the BOSTON STORE
Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o’clock.
()ld store will close
on Friday.
GRAND coxczn'r
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Saturday Evening.
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Fashionable in Gills. .
Blankets.
The Greatest Bargain“ ct.
,. While advising every in-
tending buyer not to let this
opportunity pass to secure a.
genuine bargain in Blankets
we particularly address our-
selves to ‘Hotel Keepers, and
Housclrccpcrs whose require-
ments are large.
10-4 Blankets at 750.,
value at $1300.
10-4 Blankets at 980.,
value at $1.25.
11-4 Blankets at $2.98,
value at $3.50.
11-4 Blankets at $3.50,
value at $4.50.
good
good
good
good
11-4 Blankets at $4.50,
value at $5. 50.
good
Extra size Blankets at $525,
$5.50 and $6.00. ‘
stimulus.
Largest assortment in the
city of Chintze, Turkey Red
and Sateen at very low prices.
Boiton Store.
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Ewuxzo SPICES!
Twenty klnd- or spices, mixed for pickling.
GREEN GINGER ROOT.
Nice Juicy Lemons
to cents I dozen.
l ROCK SALT. HAY SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
is Mini Sun for lie lluey
or any all around honest denier con give.
CllMSTlllllI Bus
Have placed in stock their full line oi
.chdy for Pickling and.
' l’roscrving'l‘ime llorc. I
l Willi lint flats !
0m" lingo! our Old Barley Ont: Arc worth 1%,
bags”! other. Will wcl h 40 und 4'.’ lb. to the:
bur-lichlnd it lain-s inn: ty good not. Io do K.‘
81.30 s hog. You Imy think you have been ludv 1,
mg nominally. 8w mm and youmythink your.
can chill! in comparison. ‘
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iFALL AND WINTER WEAR
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gamut-humanitarian“ In the ranch
every Mont-r. Hy cloth I. too
mention pricn.
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A IPBCIAL“.
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
REMEMBER
G. H. HARVEY,
Washington St, South Norwalk
Insurance Building,
12 Halo Street.
tooth Norwalk.
Men’s loulh’st Boy’s **
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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Norwalk Chronicler