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as My laeort's Adventures.
. ,uefistthsgreat snowblockadeon the On-
trall’adiiorosdwlllheolearedsoou. Clear
_. weather is reported at all stations from
mmmmmoneortwo excep-
time. MCisoothe mowhflttem test on
fismmdumnunnmtmurm
[ti-insides}; Fltteen engines srestworh
'., pith tharotary plownsar Champion’s Spur.
_ ‘Ihssrsowwas thrown urtesatestoneithsr
decor thou-sch. One hundred and ility
ll! ill) to too hora-each. that advertieedsily,
A FATAL COLLISION.
_ One laa llllled at Omaha and light
near: Injured.
“IAIIA, Nah, Jan. m—A collision on a
suburban train of the Belt linedlviaionol
: the Kiwi Pacific occurred within the city
limits at 8 o‘clock. William Boyle, a local
Democratic politician, was intently killed.
J. Bchwsrlch, deputy county treamrsr, was
injured internally. J. A. Harvey and a man
named Vsndeventer were badly and proba-
bly fatally crushed. 3. Fraher and Frank
Church had their legs broken.
Two brothers named litalafls. railroad
shop boys, were very seriously injured, one
having his skull iraetured. Bevual other
W were more or le- bruised. Con-
ductor Wll lam Shields had an arm broken
and was badly crushed.
'l'he flatleld-IeCoy Feud Again.
Carunsnm, Ky, Jan fl-R. I. long,
a Guyaudotte county constableI was mur-
dered and his wile dangerously wounded
byahendoimflauwho brokeiuto
the house. Aneighbor passing found that
the front door had been broken in with a
timber used as a battering ram. On the
bed, weltering in their life’s blood, were
Long and his wile. The iormer’s body was
riddled with bullets, and liiewas extinct
The latter had a ghastly wound in the lace,
from which shewas rendered unconscious.
As the furniture was not disturbed and the
wife could give no solution of the mystery
alter she had regained eonsciousnem, triends
oi the murderedmsnhelieve that a gang
(1 despersdoes against whom he held war.
rants {or ”moonshluing" committed the
awiul deed. Othersbeliove it is unrelya
continuation of the Hatfield-leery feud, as
thevictim b relatedtotheiorma family.
The wounds at the women are believed to be
fatal.
Chinese Labor for new I’orh.
Fri-resume. Jen. Zia—A second detach-
ment oi twelve Chinese hbomhouud tor
NewYorhpsmedthrough thiseity in the
morning Thelrstgangotlahorerspnad
through to New York on the This last.
lsienchlemthe representstivsoi the Chi-
neeecompany,whobrought the lint-load
throughtromSanFrsncisco,metthelarty
endtookchargeof them. LeinChien said
the cornpany he represented, which waeto
snpplythe New York contractors with In—
boruahadanotherpartyof filty men on
thewayeastinehargeoloueofthepiueit
palmenotthecompsny. Three
LienChie-nssys, helongtotheverylowest
classeltlnlrpeqthand at hanedonoth-
inghuttheverymeanesthindoiwork.
The ”high Valley’s Depart.
Jan. ”—11” annual
portation earniup oi the whole system were
“6,640,056.41, and the cost of operation, in-
cludiagreatehot leased lines, “.11.”,-
monounsaturated 5,256,580.91.
1a contest father O'Hara‘s Will.
Jan. fl—Thawillol Dr. James
Lanna, pastor oi 8t. Iary’s Catholic
charchd thtsnity,whodied consents
Swift.
Yuhdtym M.- e! the decedent In.
Withonlyo-olnr.0'flara’anntot
Ilanot W is hiswlll.aad shoal-
le‘es fist atthe time the dozens-tw-
«New
from the beginning at (W, that with
horses can be hired hum their variou- ode-e.
The actual expense at keeping these horses
lsleathanlisweekpsrhead. ’l'heyarelst
out by tbeday iorfl each, the owner fur-
nishing the food and care. Sometimes truck-
men. even those carrying a prosperous bd-
nem,have need (or an extra tesm.truok,
drivu' and harm ‘l‘heeecan be obtained
for from flmfiaday. Andthisisa iaotthat
The News readers might well rennmber, that
sjobolworhmaybe done hr one of these
hired teams at $5 a day that would cost, were
a regular truckman employed. nearly double
that am.
Themostof theaehorseaare hired out to
tearneters who furnish their own barns. and
vehicle. Pussibl y their own horses std-wk,
but more probably they have no horses, and
rely solely upon hiring their motive powers
toesrry on their daily husinem it iscsti-
msted that there are above hill such leans-
sters in Kew York, and but for the establish-
ment of such stables they would be obliged
to go into some other calling.
So proflhhle isthe renting out o( horsu by
the day that many of the large corporations
employing great numbersoi horses hespau
extra supply on hand the year around, so
that thisdemand may bemet both in summer
and winter. But. it is in the latter “on
thatthe big profitsam reaped. Themare a
number ol sales stables that rent out their
horses prior to selling them. They receive
work horses in droves from the west. They
sometimes are obliged to keep these animals
for mmths before they are sold. During
thattime any healthy horse will consume his
coat in teed. To provide against this, certain
enterprising horse dealers rent out their ani-
mals by the day. and ii the horse remains
unsold a sumcient length of time the owner
can well sll’ord to give him away and still
make a handsome profit on his investment.
Some oi the dealus, realizing the profit in
hiring out their horses, have provided a com-
plement ol trucks, vans, huchters' wagons
and harnesses. These articles are let for
(ram 81 to 82 a day in addition to the hire of
the horse. The harness costs 50 comes day
only. For 55 a moving van or a truck with
a team and driver may be secured Most of
the men who rent horns, however, have
their own vehicles and herons, and the
ruling price (or a horssattheprmenttime
does not exceed 83 s day.——New York News.
A Remarkable light.
The cityoi mention, in Algeria, has
beenmahingaremarhable tight enlist the
crickets. which threatenedto strip thetown
of every bit of foliage. Thesspests,which
havebeentryingtoturnAlgeriaiuto adea-
srt,invsdedthe town in a cloud andina
few hours they were devouring all the [rar-
dens, and even the interior oithehousa; the
hospital and the prison swarmed with them.
ltiswell known that the particular insect
which is aflictiug Algeria docsnotflyhigh.
lnorda-toheep out fresh arrivals thecitiv
muslostno time in surrounding themtlle
townrn’thslenceol cotton cloth shoutsis
lest highandover some teatime.
Assoonastheybadcutoi! the sources 01
re-entorcement, every man. woman and child
began to devote exclusive attrition to the
mywithinthewalls. Businnwaaslmmt
entirely Wandhwyaqmsrehanta
magistrateflew bankera,lalmrers,ltoham-
nsedans and Christianaall wenteagerlyto
work to kill crickets and mvethegardeus
The insects were killed by thehundretkot
and the bodies of theslainwsre
sweptintotheriverend carried out o! the
city. Thetown hadnoothsrthouahtor
bmiaauloocssthsreweresnyertchetsto
bakilled. Atlasttheenamywuoosnplstsly
unfinished, and the hell dutroyedgsrdms
were saved from lurther injury. Thewar
kept the town busy for nearly a week-St.
lauisGlobeDemocrat.
Praluetedfireece.
"The Benches appear to have no coal
min...” mysTheGlagow Enid, "huttheir
ligritedepodtaare nearlyasgood,someds-
suiptimsyieldiecinpm'eesrbontwo-m
otmeqaalwsightotli‘nglflroosl. lilo-sp-
pliessnlphur;Zautesprin¢solssnsllsatpe-
mmhytlieaneisntareshsndkov
mega-e. swims; V
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Is Knew It.
.mwmwwsmrr
. Wm w- aqlasild hoses”
W“ , ‘
‘1 ”Milk“ hen”
en...“ "l“ '
[f “lambasted“
' stasis “
MW. .;~4-,lmw
dud-s. Isl-ins
andoottna ilk slihe lively
sad-endowment“ mill-up
anthem-herein whlehaowseme
pissed ”I: hit-Kean
m Emma-n.- WW” "
“I pru,esensss:u bah
I000 yds. of All W
Beet l2lc Towel in town.
JEWELER.,3
{llamuuolx Watches. Jewelry.
Pine Watch impairing a Specialty.
to Saint slain so. — Ionth lorwah
G. 8. NORTH,
Photographer. T
Ninth Norwslh, (loam, Dec 26. ISO
CAUTIOV. ' ,
llo not he Deceived by pren-
lees of Crayons. made free of
charge. In the end the end is
more than if ordered of the
local Photorrspher. For [ar-
ticulsrs inqune st Mhi'ls’h
Photographic Studifl'.
I}. flPKLYN 8: ill,
8W too. 3 Delhi”.
51 Washington Street, South Noreak
27 liain Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Balers, Cufuliuu
And Ice Cream.
,
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0rd-rii Promptly Attended To.
0 Dan“. oi. W I. DIKLYN
EAST lllll LIVEBY STABLl.
The undersigned unopened s Lt Stable on
Cert ares-ad mt meannes- one ad.
vantages llase- to let st Ill hours.»
ensemble peters.
MrsW. s. Jarvis
llasshrperalsrtioa'etea-piseot
Spring Goods
Puss origami
W.B. Hall &Co.,
BRIDGEPORT.
“‘3"!!!an
name “at“.
“ml 15.0.1
mm‘ It.”
Wmdl. llllililt & 803,
Platinum liylullithnmn
muse-nuaevwes.
louse mama.
W ,
V 1 great public appreciate
LD & HOYT
Always do as they advertise}; and give us credit for honest of statement when we
will pltle on sale WEDNESDAY, J. NUARY 22d,
«4“1.000%?-Brusselslauetmllicu
600 Pair Fast, Blink Lndles’ "one, purchased of the old and reliable BOOM!!!
house of Brown & Durnll, which will be run as long as they last at 9c. 1., pair.
500 Pair Fast Brain hndlcs’ I108
210 a pair; our price on his lot will be
109 Irish Brussels lingo, size 36x72. the re
is $1.00; our price will be during this sale
this section.
9<Q
. lIDlHlSI'lE-f-v
'Cl'lthM 3H1 NI HELLHO 1.938 3H1.
lest l2lc Huck Towel in town
RAZORS
m an hind. runs the Inter ch
R Z ”- 8‘l‘lt-\Ps. in: ‘N "035. snsvmt
Bllurflls. B’IAVI 0 ('UP‘ . NClsll‘
lUT..r.ltY. ac to.
The Be‘ the Peeler Knits In 'I’ewa.
Our goods are wens-led
aurscnuuuupuul
Illillllll'l's
ltaveJustreoeivsdslsrgelineot
:8. :10 an $12 mucous
Whistle-gels.»
sacrifice at $6, 88 am! $10
Call and Examine Them
’As it wi‘l be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The m...
0, full regular mud
the tent that
gulsr price on
Best 25c lluck Towel in town.
No Use Talking, We Can Save You Money“
Scofield 8: 1-1037 1-,,
NORWALg AND SOUTH NORWALK
A. s. P‘ERIRIS: " “
say that we
0, would be cheap at
15c. a pair.
this. grade of goods
791:. each.
I Extra Super lngrain Carpets. at 58c. yd.
Best and must carefully selectvd stock of Lowell and Hartford lngrain Carpets to be iound in
100 002. more of "use Gents’ lJuInnndr-lrd shirts, reinforced from
and buck; pure lmen Wr tbsnds and Bosom; full finished seems; a regulor 500 shirt;
advertised el~ewhete at c each; our price on this lot will be -
37m. each.
There is No flaunt mt mat Hundrelswill haluefllmfl lyllis Sale
Underwearr—Wv doz. lents’ Scotch Shirts, 250. each. 100 doz. GPnls’ Scotch Shirts,
regular price 650 each, our price to close.
45c. each.
GO 'To
MUURE 8: Mill“
ALI. 0RDER§ FILL! D PBOMI’T "
GIVLG U. A TRIAL.
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
F'R‘UITE,&O.
NO P3 \lnin \‘ir'apt
CROCERlES AND MEATS
——A’l' m OLD swarm 0,.
'1‘. BURR Gum & SON
svmsawoon.
:TY FOLKS FIND l? ”2"!) THEIR APVAF’IAGE T0 mu WITH n-
hitshstealefiwsyeer
FURNITURE
that lllltllil in Prim.
mm mm inlet! in
DAVID STOW,
26, 28, 30. 32 So. Main Street,
loath Horse-III, - can.
ll! ll’alll.
FAQEEIT’S
Cleanup Sala!
savunoav'pecd
In 7
”mm-“Mmmwm
' Ill llflli all llllllll
A? "I! now "'10..
ostrich Plumes and Tips
II ALI. Tlll I" ensure.
Mrs. W. F awcett
he. 8 Wa‘l'l'zlt s‘I'CBBI',
solvent. - - call.
01:” AS” KELIdBLE
Bill lllllll l‘l‘lllll Llli
South «33....
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cm or rum“ nun
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“minke-“mind!
aalateea then-amend lee-wanna
em Kannada at Onset], ledwear
”W'zrlm loss-nun am
an an: to east he may
\nywhereillewfovhwitemy d
Q's" perms are terhia of the
unti-
nrployeasot the hosts of rats mascara-tat
*eaweeratlwvsnt‘
Stowe Masonry and «radius.
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surefire-rumba."
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mm!
6r . Granite applied for solar
mm .1141.
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lrt loam-tress larval!
elm. [towed tm:.,..........
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BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL&CO
Pram] musing um: Hullll um
everything must go.
save mono-y by buying at use.
in our Cloak [too-and ear lI-hrclls Dept.
All the bother. Glass. Bms- and Flash Geode. Gama, Brats, Sir-slim.”
hers, etc, to he sold at mu, as we want the room loroae Janeen sale.
0 BSERV 1*}.
Bush and huh I Albums new we , l 10 and 1.25; your choice a! The , ell other»
In pvopwtioo.
P I CTU R I428.
Were lb, 95 end lie: your m atfie. rash.
BIBLES,
Wen-875. now! so: won- 498. no . are Isa; J Mmes’wongfls. Doves
amk, opmplptr, i N: Delta-«.e’ work». id vols, I'll» Scott's work. 13m. t”.
Paradise In-t from i i! In Bic. All 50. haiku, be. ”lane... 15c. Ali's. he‘s
down was: so a tide, Ger-d: one. m mm W
Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale, «
"pens Monday, January Gilt.
Dress
Prices no object.
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special bargains
You can
'l‘lll'llllo mutants-esteem.
museum‘s-hastens-
eillaw‘ler he hung. lbs dawns-site
«hwymm isrhepmuiefla
Bull Printing,
FOI aisles-unset!!! Illl'ln. tee a
browser-aw Ionian-l ls aw
“monument-unsung
trustee tut-alsustylylaestess [limitat-
dad‘s'aeotlupmlses.
commercial Printing.
ensem- bal is Pedals! lasts-e (ls-ls
alum lotsfleamlrtusllesblltste-
treats. M We. Orders. lavaspes,
Immmeauma lsusre'Tldeta.
we. ahleh rue Ilifl'lflhheu [mu-host
soueuad is say qssatlty doe-rd.
-—»‘~ -
Society Priming.
Ill ‘33?!le weaéd all the attesti— et
palm-es and ot enemies (Jo-muses to the
earn-ire vised llew lures o! hone—ea
Met ‘i’scsslaeteJor audahluend Danae-l
Isaac—biorDIaraaflswsrthe le-eihh'
huemnmwmtsutama Myles.
“wurkdoseootiur.
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Pulling Printing.
Intelsa- wovh-ea cashl- as to pod-u work
sariyunalwthrlaeetm
Catalogs Printing.
nurse—muses team do well to presets
amigos-Tasman um
«wanna-r sheave Priesrhalialusou
1-way. labels Tap. ml the baa-watts
theta-send is this line instruments
mdatrhbsieeat the-oat Writes
(«palm
Polar Printing.
NMI‘G. a“ to m unset“ eta
dumb ”MM-gdnyllfl-
“”5“.“ almanac-reaches
e sue. 1" SEMI]. has all th b'e‘
reads-l mum i I. sad ea tsnh
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Poster Printing
Tu vernal. has an“ bath for
hear more u Isa-ll thanks
sauna-um we nteyavioa- she-dikes:
Mosh-wusdbl’sflycq helium“
“mlhiwufl eIh-syuaayaasehthe
”We. ,
. ”but”. death-slab
“hamlet-sputum”!!-
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wean-a. ”(tenant
na- ils-saturates... maul
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