dustry ' id, slow 0
.ha as was very an unesrv
tain at tlrst, but if properly protected it
grew rapidly. All that is required, he mid,
hthat the farmers rake thabaetandthe
capitalists erect the factories it this h
done, the home market will supply the full
sugardemandandtherewould lieaonieielt
loreaportatieo.
A GALLANT RESCUE.
Ilsa Miners Dragged from a llnrning
Mine by fluehy'Ce-psnhus.
, Wmuns, Pa, Jan 7.-—At the Not-
tingham mine. in Plymouth, when the (liar
astrous cavedn occurred last week, a ten-
'rible accident was «cried last "m.
About'fo’clork a terrific explonon olgas
took place. There had been a heavy tall cl
coal, and this forced the gas toward the
shaft, but on ills way it was ignited by the
nakedlampe of the miners and exploded.
The brattico work and timber caught tire at
once and burned fiercely. Five men were
caught between the cavein and the fin and
all manner of exit cut oil.
The report spread that the men were
dead, and in a few minutes hundreds of
men, women and children gathered at the
month of the slope waiting to see the dead
bodies hoisted out. The wives and children
of the imprisoned men became frenzied, and
their grief was terrible to behold. About
ball an hour after the fire broke out John
D. Humphries and John Richards were
lowered into the mine.
When they reached the tire they heard
shouts on the other side. hitting their
hands before their faces they rushed through
the fire and dragged the fiveimprisonedrnen
out one by one uninjured. When they
reached the anxious crowd above the melted
men and heroes were received with shoute
of welcome. Thomas Richards, who was in
another port of the mine, was severely
burned by the explosion, and it is feared he
cannot recover.
, _ _ to lane-awn.
d “Mamm-
- d Wealth “The position
”mostly strengthens ua
, men-umber. objection to
'mlflldabqwhich hasbeeupnt
‘ syri- KewYork Trim and
- 0“ themtitutiou was not strong
‘q $00-50!“ Iormouism. Bishop
‘ be Mfour plypolygamist,
h; bmnunder indictment. Bis
mmwutbereport of the bill
think.”
Mada-I.” Lines.
at. eosumittee en terri has
“mi” ”Indie Idaho audWy g
'hatlr. Dnlnis thinks the committee
Im Jan. 7.-—Among the mess
m Jammy to the senate from
Wm the following: Granting
Misti-mu Colorado for the support
" ol mines, and granting the city
' with? Cola, land for water
The, i increasing the pay of
3‘0 “,500 a year was adverse-
. ‘ Do. for St. Louis.
With! -ptitious presented were two
. mull! Texas respectively, the
“Won of Chicago and the
them of St. Louis as a site for
WW?” of 1803. Mr. Plait pre-
,, lmht the constitution adopted at
., ‘ titre-rem proposed mm of Idaho,
~ It ”mod to the committee on
W rhil’lumb oflered a resolution
(flit misused to) directing the man-
' ‘ new soidiors’ homestoreport
Mty or establishing a hospital
- Art, for disabled Union
; It. Plumb uttered a resolution
~, vwsatorer) setting forth thefact
' ”mum been lssuedforhids
* seal privihges in Alaska, and that
m «auditions no company Md
”in the bidding with the Alash
‘ \ ,andcallingupon thesecretaryof
my to no further until
» shall have taken further action,
grams to make afnllreport
m as to the mannerinwhichthe
may has discharged its duties.
‘ km to Germany.
‘ Calm a long resolution setting
new“ the bonded debt of the
-d.Mai ,was held by German bank-
“ ”patrolled the financial and
We! the bland; that as neither
A TRAIN OF DEATH.
It left Dead Bodies Behind us It Silent
Along.
Jonas-rows, Pa, Jan. 7.—'l'he mail train,
westbound, on the Pennsylvania railroad, last
night killed two men at Tyrone, one of
them being the train despatcher; the other
has not been identified The men were
walking on the track when struck.
At Ben's creek, about twelve miles cast of
here, the same train also struck andim
stantiy killed two men, supposed to be Hun-
garians in the employ of the Pennsylvania
railroad. The men stepped in front of the
engine and were terribly mangled. The
train was stopped. the bodies taken aboard
and brought to Johnston, where they now
lay awaiting identification.
Two miles further down the road from
Johnatowu the same train struck an omnibus
which runs between Johnstowu and Harrell-
ville and almost killed a woman.
To Watch Public oflciala.
Cinemas-n. Jan. 7.-—Au organization has
been formed in this city, embracing in its
membership all the labor and several of the
German bodies. its purpose is to watch
public omcials and exercise its influence by
memo! petitions to legislative bodiea it
is claimed by its leaders that 30,000 Cincin-
nati voters can be reached within ten days,
so perfect is its organization. The follow-
ing organizations send delegates to the body,
which is known as "The Municipal Cou-
gremfi’ Central Labor council, Amalgamated
Council of Building Trades, District 48, K.
of L; National club, Single Tax club,
League for Liberty and Right. The organic
ration is thoroughly democratic.
A Blow at the Sugar Trust.
Sax Furnace, Jan. 7.—Judge Wallace
in thesuperior court has decided the one o!
the American Sugar Retiring company.
The action was commenced by the state
aomethm ago to compel the forfeiture o!
the charts! on account of the company hav-
ing becomeamember of the sugar trust.
The com-Hinds that by joining the trut the
company abandoned all the purposes and
objectsior which itwascreated bythelaw
at California and has therefore forfeited ill
gin-paste franchim. Judgment for snow
and costs is also rendered against the com-
III“!-
A Boy Poise-en's Awfal Crime.
Mus,
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flimi.‘ lil‘fl 34‘ ”Ly.
Wilfrid?»
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ll South llaiu Street,
South Norwalk.
Yuls’ul
At Very Low Prices.
IaEADEBS IN
CLOTHING
“AND-“g
lili'l'S’ illlllliSlllllllS.
A Full Line of Children’s Cape Overcoats, from $2.00 up.
" ,les’rbulussdsaitx, transmit}; up.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
Direct from Munufncturcrs.
llen's, Buys’ and children’s lulu Bus
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
Comst0ck Bros.,
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
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l
Lilual lnluuuts, for the lulu lur
W
RESOLUTIONS.
WE HAVE RESOLVED
Dim—Ire put forth our best darts during the coming you lowsrds limit: our patrons the rrealast
mean! at sstlslaetleu, and vrovieln than: as In the t with he Lug
"‘3 ”wow. .n'" “.2" "ohm. m... ”" ' "‘ “w“ "“" '""" w...“
a east are: ouandthe animnrmlhmln muchotnryo
of say Modules, and insecure Iheai In their venues. h "anemia
being always ready to exchange any article not piglug satirficiory. 2 every article we "I" W
Y()U SHO ULI) I} l Lil-i()l. V1?)
7" PM“ WV Win! your nood- hm us, who can and will «u [hem m m. . ,
house in South lieswal , and to commence by pllfehllllig our great man: down sale, chum the any
hadies’ Muslim Underwear
At about Half Price. .. follows:
25c upwards: wining llldrls one u «it: Ni in new '2: , - '
m 'dewa unseem- on our»? ‘ " n‘ "M" mm".
I er“
‘5‘
7 Mm Germ it
from 40.- hpsasdsf
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
Of All Kinds from 25c upwards.
()NE 1101‘ 0]" I IA’DIBUIIGEJIS
Conrirung oi all widths. worth from SC. to toe. per yard. marked down I) 12,51; per yard.
Linus and Housekeeping Buds.
Table Dsmuks, bleached and onhlrschnl, lie and upw min. Red T Mr Damask n! whirh up, have
an extensive stock. cousin-tine of all grade, ranging in prm- llhlll 25¢: in W; A large and vsrlul arm-ll of
craahs in browns, while. plaid and sulpcs Fancy slammd lmeue or u very kind NAP‘HH‘ and mum of
which we carry everything that is desirable. and prices in roman: :l. are in Mr plnrr'd upon cmxmrm
this week as a special inducement and we lhillli it good minn- z” m-mr r‘il'iy M ll mucure tln» menu-«g pm.
hull clearing Sale
svenvrufiflusr co.
A Rare Chance for Bargainain all
lllLL'.
Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of;
Malmckemo Hotel,
Before Stock Taking.
Departments.
r
r,.
uu Goals” 0‘ llllllillllllll in nu,
Warm Weather.
All of This W 6611.
I-I- Krieger,
South Norwalk, Conn.
guns, for they r. moi, last long.
llll llll Sill Bill [11‘ ll 88.
lleing the end at the renown. and on Moot-mt n! the unfammh‘o wall”, “1. brun- r...,,§,._d m pvnm
them a: pure-that without sdonht will be beneficial in nu: mun! r in.- shell l. ”mum to L’"! but
their actnslmst locum. We hau- madc every eilort sl {big in. 1: Led! ro our rcpnum ll: In! “Vina the
bee! value for the least meaty.
COME AND féEEEE.
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M. 8. SMITH,
Insurance Building, sa’onili Fiorvalk.
Incl-Inc shop.
Al'lNG LOCATED ll! W. a. WEIRLER'S
shoplaln aowltted upaud amnreparedto do
all kindsol general jabbing mid machine repairing.
Bicycles and new parts furnished. lawn
mowers and repaired. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call and sinuses trial. "a“
W fl.
'1' 3. amino
Lower and of Wall! 8t. 80. Norwalh. mil lw
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
203 and 2“ Washington St.
Booth Nor-alt. last bid of Bridge.
motion: OOLIDIAN, Proprietor
looking Glasses. etc. Prices
l i130 ly
Picture Item
will suit you we
HHS. ‘80.!
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
s‘rov
i
, undies. .
H.
' see-anemic
Steam and llot air nesting.
marlin IN THE
Connecticut General
"nIFE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD CONN.
Their Ansell arctlsl it! each .iill of Liabiliila.
They have paid to men who were livingnorer
91:00.11». and [or Death Dosees over I. on
and now have a Surplus over their Ll illtles of
over “50.”.
Why pay as long as you live? Why not take an
Endowment Policy for yourself it you live, for your
heirs it you die. .
s. 8. vuoumnu. Agent.
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l-louci H. swirl.
“BM“ 'l FLORIST.
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ALL GRADEslu'u! nu!
“‘1’ “ ”31} Elll‘fs'
Lowest Prices 1‘: -1 A
lecp‘thc Nlmt W in the City.
Wholclala and Retail.
'l‘hst have not been hostel.
Pure Tomato Calsup,
HUNT& ZELU'FF
rum nose POTATOES. "
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
Imported Sordid“.
Anythinsxuwaatlutbemarletllneyueangat
every st
"fiUNi & ZELUFF’S.
Boy‘s liar: and I ‘ape. L'ru-h lists for men and
bun. Nuim not: list! '0' men an
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Silk nuts. e29
Wllfl'lllll MARKET.
One Qnul|t1,—Thc (lost.
Still and Soft Huts, Mil; Hate
The Rest Goods tor
the Least Money
..—_1T_——
H. S. lllWN’S
filtlil’l‘ it SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane's Block
ea- MMN STREET.
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Hutton. “when“ and Fran.
Corned beef. Smoked Tongue llama,
Shoulders when». inns.
a
one. lie.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
‘ 1" milhlu Sta; So. Norwslk
mu. mourn nun,
lllllllllll 81 lllll lll ‘
hats Fish 013mm,;
" or All sun in not...»
‘ "it AWOLESALE AND ‘ nmu
Swan do Bushnell,
86a “W qtor Carat.
'(rooi'u mm sitinosron'r. com!
" 3"“- MW ' m
l Ill
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gm lance. noses. Imported Hour and Liver»
MW
53 Washlnxton 91ml.
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for
warmth and outset inade-
colds.
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um... jaw inseam
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Something for Every Purse, Every Pusan
BARBER! k rmnwau film‘s
tot Your-big!“ Shine!
ll Merry Christmas!
2,000 11,53,000 lbs.
(ii the Beef, the Choicest, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
in the city,
At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for sum
S()1\[ ET IIING FOR YOU.
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To
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
TOCKING.
A ‘.\' I) STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprises f
largest variety of Fruits and Note of all kinds at lowrst {meg} $93.33,. The
large quanhtieeof Fine Butter at 25c. r nod. Rene place
Celebrated Dew Drop Stare. PB P0 lllhl'! “w I.‘ “I.
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street. South Nos-walk.
hooligan. Hoff,
A I'LLL lllhlo ”I"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, ‘
Oils Varnishes.‘
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’lro Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. C. QUINTARIE
IUSI‘” HALL DUKEK
HOFSATON 10 BA 1 1.30117."
Celebrated Aqua
Weasel-tote. 1m. < . l‘
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