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, Ward“;
atfirll‘tlfi morning. home h
occupied ‘thpuorth side by llr. and
them . , anal». Julia on»
miraculous“ lookingovsr
thewesk's washing. which Was in the
stationarymhsln the northeast corner
,oflhs Meir. From shin user at
_hnudHraCdernan toohn match sud
‘llllhllwuthrcw the match intothe
‘3 clotba baht, by mistake. and
scared dreclothos caught fire. She
wmmwmmmm.
' cdbouxtlnfiuhh“‘thsilamesbut was un-
‘ An alarni was turned in
fro-snort,“ olzllay and “Dallas
verypronr‘ptly.thehgsayartnt80|rnnns‘
emblem out lruirle d a urinals.
The llama were extinguished after a
hardllnmlo, and the smoking siding
wssprdlsdolt '
tlrehandnandarnrsnndhsrlaceandhair
'wereseordisd.llrs.l-‘lynn,berdaughtsr.
Vivaickupatahaatthefimedhut hear-
» in; Ilia. Coleman scream she came
. dorm. 'Herhairws's badly seemdin
gnu-m ea. in he moraine-n
preasnceclmindinahnttinsths'pantry
dooraudthedoorocuneotingthekitchcu
withthe dining-room. The house was
damsgcdtotheexteutol ‘100. It was
insured with Taylor at Golden. Mr.
Flynnlontaboutflh. ,
lichael Ratchford, who wasloohing
attersgangdmhayiagfor himon
hinlnnd near the Walporl road. saw
' snroheimuiagtromabarnonthelowe
property, uhoutdo'clock yesterday al-
tsrnoon. Hepveanalarmsndthemen
inthethrldrnsbsdtoths burningsrruc»
tore andsoouextingnishedtheflnmea.
"‘l'lreiire originated inoueol thenran-
gers and had not gsiued. very much
hadway when dhcovered. A paling
licycl'utsswthoflarnessndgsvoun
alarm-horn Box“. The Norwalktiro
department win promptly on themed
audanexclh'ng race took place up Mill
Bill'sndnround theGreen.each ofthe
cbrnpniahavingsecuredstesmtodrsw
theirapparalns. As the supply wagon
padtlrocompanion on the hill, As.
wwwfi triedtojumpon
“WWW and fell under the
M ,‘paweduverhis right loot.
Whenthsdepartrnent reached the horn
ough‘lluetholirewss out,ondtheconr-
panics were ordered heck bytheflhiet
Engineer.
'l‘hedriginottho firehnnknownJrut
issupposed tohsveheeuthework 0! an
CIRCUS DAY.
lulu'a ll. Ialll'nad flaws Arrive In
sum law-nth.
Walter L. Haiti‘s circus arrived in
townthhmoruinxlrornllrldgeportaad
Wilkinson the Baxter grounds
{flwum avenue. Betweeuloaud
ll‘o’clocka panda w- urade through
tbeprhroipalstresbotthaeltyandboo
ooflr. ,1! them show is as good as
“ hmfiowfiheperlonaancea this
altluoouand evening will he par or—
i
thhat lboh'ldasprl'flewssays
clthechouawhlchappeared is thatciry
" «misting-m.-.» sass.
Milli-l sadllnryllnnhamsy’er.
on
” bribe“.
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.3» or trim. “_MW
nonn- new mars-reiss— Isaa-
‘rr'ulntlllnnhllhll III. ‘
JaanrnaageduJaddolrnWaleh,
m 10, were Wt batoes Justice
Wheelsyvruornlumoufiem
or our. Thetwo‘bonfitwaaalleged.
’ “Ms!" ' momentum
.19 ' abs trout hm. Editor
. that he had lost money
drawer in his desk and he had
discovqndlhatitwastakeubyaomocne
summavolhcebyawiudownear the
new When he went to supper
Monday night he loll the two planners
sitting on the steps leading to the ethos.
He left. his safe door open. While at the
Bussett House he saw Chief Nolan tub
ing Burns to the lockup. He learned
later that. Burnstold Chief Nolan that
he had been through the Transcript
once. Chief Nolan said that Burns and
Welch had entered the ofllce by the fire
escape. ‘
Burns told how they entered the allies
utter Mr. Crowe had left and slid down
theolevator rope from the third to the
mound floor. \Velch was absurd and had
opened the drawerasnd taken most not
price Wehh'a hymns hot heard a
that time. is the we was ndjmrrhed
until 11 o'clock to get other witnesses.
After taking the money the boys went
down to theflying horses and gave it
nwsy by the handfuls. They had taken
about $35 in silver. Hue, Burns bought
a pistol and had it when Ofiioer Cur-roll,
noticing that they had more money dun
they usually had, took Burns and handed
him over to Chief Nolan. The mass
were continued until to-morrow.-Au-
mania Sentinel. .
Mk I)! Dr. Samuel Sunrla.
Dr. ssmuel Sands died at his home in
Doria nt 2 o'clock this morning. from a
complication of dioceses. aged about
seventy-{our yours. Mr. Sends bad prac-
ticed in Dorien fora number of years.
He enjoyed the confidence and esteem of
every one who was acquainted with him
and was an influential citinen of the
h'll. “ He had been in poor healthier
some time and about two months ago it
was thought he would die. He began to
improve and it was thought would
eventually recover, consequently his
death wus naurprlsc to many. lie was
uwmm by hi nephew. Dr. N. J. Sands.
of Portcheetor. lie leaves two daughters.
who reside at the lnrrrily residenw.
' Mrs. Edward Hell died at her home in
Rownytou yoatofllhl'v 380d fonyoix
years. The funeral will be held to-rnor~
row um atho‘clochtrour thehouse.
I flier Gracek. Well, of New York.
died at the residence 0! relatives in
Bownyton. yesterday. The remains were
taken to New York this morning for in-
torment.
I'ar.6atern Install their (ulcers.
‘ rrshacremo Castle, Ancient Order or
s. C. It, Samuel Hopkins; Treasurer.
Eugene Woofer; Recording Secretary.
llugh Camphdl: Fihncial Secretary.
Thomas (3. Creamer: Senior Woodward
Bernard Custoldi: Junior “'oodwnnl,
Jam CockeI’hnm; Senior Beadle, John
Lyons; Junior Beadle. William Penning-
ton. W. A. Oreutt Was nleclod deputy
(or tbeensnlng year. Baron-unlined
other Mb! was prowl [ruin lion:
York. Stamford. New Haven. Dsnbury.
and Norwllh. How the installation the
members mailed to Germanic llall,
While mushrooms were served and
a atrial [lore enjoyed by all mom.
The Alpha Wheel Club at Men's.
The Alpha Wheel club look its first
run to Dorlm's Point last evening. The
timeolnlarfilg was rather late. owing
tothoahomrr. At quiet at nine the
ram ram mar. “
An attempt was made last night to
the money before Burns reactionary...
,Forreslus. installed the following oillw
; oornlnsterenia‘g: L‘. 3.. llichasi new;
sr’rl’rlrl'uucn'g I! ‘ stern ann-
tiotsrar'utotar Waggon.
mm mumii
«steam in» some or cm
as snapper room.
warts-saunter, ass-a muss"
.. N, " V , rosters." oassrs
,3mmmfim ‘ um: ' W
Inns Human-m Warpath“
Hthmi ~
George burns. or the borough, is oil
oneseveraldays' Weastrlp. ,
MszmesE. Hoyt, of Daubury. is
visiting relatives in the insureds.
Mrs. EApell, of East avenue, lures
today with the'l'hr‘nrsaud Island party.
James N. Wood, of Monaco. leaves
town to-niorrow fora twoweelrs' visit in
Weatlord.
Contractor W. H. Norton, 0! New
York. a. stopping at the Mahmkemo
hotel. \
runs Hattie were: loaves this city to
narrow {or an egtended trip timmgh
the West.
Horace Swnrtz, 0! Brooklyn. in in Nov-
walk for a low days. calling on his boy-
,llond tritnds. . ., , ‘
:' hip. Yalentinonndgdanghterfiallie, of
Fordham, N. Y., are visiting Hrs. Sarah
Ferris, West street.
Miss Ida Coley, oi Cannons. is the
guest or was Lucile Vsullooeoar. at
Franklin nvonuc.
Miss Currie Smith. of Bridgeport, is
visiting her grand-parents on Main
sheet, Nor-walk. ’
Churlos P. Mathewson. of Cleveland.
0., is visiting his brother, E. H. Mathew-
son, fleet avenue.
W. R. T. Bush, oi Detroit, wr-stcnr
n-preaentstive'o! the Norws‘lk lock (Jum-
pany,-is in this city.
Mrs. Charles E. Seymour and family.
of West street. are spending six weeks'
at Ballstou Spa, N. Y.
Bert Carpenter. clerk {or M. S. Smith,
left town yesterday for a few doys’ visit
with relatives inArrnonk, N. Y. ‘
to. and Mrs W. w. radius-m to»
day for a trip to Suntoga, Lake George.
lontreul and the Thor-and blonds.
last night horns cruise with the Me
chanics'llout club»! Norwelk.~Dnnhury
News.
Amos Ford. of lllmrnington. 1“,. is
spending the summer with his daughter.
lira. E. H. White. Prospect Heights.
llowayhrn.
Mrs. “uncle Abbollmf erhlyn. is in
Norwslk this summer with her ll)“
Frank. who in militarily ill at tlwiernw
on hluin street.
(3. 8. Henry, of the linmugh. who
went South n short time ngo [or the Iron-
etit of his lu-ulllr. has relurnml. feeling
much better.
Robert Ellendorlml South Nor-valk.
spent Sunday with his friend. James 1'.
Hon, 0! lhe Birmingham Transcripts
composing rm.
Clam W. Smith, “sum engineer.
on the United States work at Hell "etc.
was in town last eren’ug. visiting or his
home on West avenue.
' Mrs. lda8. Keep and non Dwight”)!
Fairileld avenue, and llnr. ll. ll. Perilous
and non Waldo. o! Brwksidc, are stop-
ping at the llanlrattnn Burch llotol.
(hm, “I“.
Jilly John ll. Perry. cl the civil
(Manure PM court.ls larch (ml-is
Rump-ran trip. lie is much improved in
health. lls visited Pram. (lenunny.
Sutherland. Bursar-h and awed“.
. Another Mt Ines. .
lutlwearlypartol thesunrral remtts
or tile Raw flavor: yaclrlslub. last week.
“mm m “:2 had her nrslurnast
carried away. his cased great dhap
pointruonttoher mama ll. Baker.“
- hehadrsekosedouglvlngthellvalaud
WWsWmehM-n
. sup. on. later hasn'v‘aowlrsd also
mm; rotar- J r and has chal-
m; .m' immature
“mismanagement-unite
sans m “Minty “ya. Ir.
_ to Mealtime cup
Assn-ism
W. B. Norris. 0! this city. returned moon
firm. II. M
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Wflfi‘m airr..ltolp. in.
film” 0 a... of Duisburg. Mina-
‘lnaa annntavy maiden-w.
"mm, .1 ll—mnlm
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Mfrs-on st ,, , tors
e co. in «our Massndwlllmlrh.
George P. llc audJolan. Eating
Mr In
The lisbllttlas are tum. .
,leh'apnrsoaslprapsvtyh b 0,100,000.
audwtllpaydollartsrdollsr. Rosario!»
mam was wads, the creditors, principally
banks. berths-erred to whatever erm-
alonrnaybsneonssarytoallewthaflrmtc
realise. The donor rumour-m
or the oldest in western Pennsylvania,
having been organised about lusty-hrs
yesn 30. Mr. Nlmlch, whob also
dent the WNational bank In
clty.aaya that he desires towlmlnpblr
shah-durinzhlsllmlns.
“us-6 was A woman.
A floaty Italian Girl at Wart as n
Ila". ’
, Burn-roe. Pa, July lh—A good look-
Iug young italics worktn ou the new
rallroad near here has been 3 house
by himsall for a law monthnlnssrusll
hntamsth of this place. When at werhhn
Mada law lthudyndwunzardad ann
duds on account cl his dominate appearL
anon. Atsw days ago an ltaltau secured
employment in the name gang, and the
many he workedhaaurprlaadbb com-
panions by deelarln‘ the dandy was a
womanaudthcdaughterolsnelghbcr o!
.hh in the old country. The isreursn queer
tinned No. l? and she confnnnnd.
She said sbscamn ”Americas ynarago
to provide a home for her aged parents.
whose only support she is. She secured
work as a servant. in New York. but the
wages wereso small shadenpalrodole/ver
saving the noeeaasry amount, and deter—
mined to asnunistl'rs who! amanand
get work as a laborer, to
detection. The foreman told her she
continue at work, and today she was pick.
and shoveling as industries-1y a any
or country's».
AN APPEAL FOR BIDWELL.
Trying to Obtala the World Wows
l'nr‘nr's Isl-nu.
lanes. July ill-[n tba house or com-
monality. brought up thneaan ol
the noted American downloads out
well. whole 18!! was natural“
nun-ant In “(a [a ton-awh- mlaaml an
England. whereby ha obtained upwards or
Mr. Allison asked Hum Secretary Marv
thaws to remember that Bldwell, whowas
twenty-five years at our when he was con»
tiered. had been lmprlaoned tor eighteen
years, which was ample punishment (or
his crimes. Moreover. Bidwoll's prison
recon! had been nnliormly good. Mr.
Matthews said his sauna of public duty
turbadnmd c“.hlra tnadvlns the crown to release
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A love} l-snrsagn claw.
Arusxr, July ll—AM” General To
her in hearing sense again-“hex“! York
Lila Insurance company that may mean a
loss cl more to the company. During
the war the company «raised to a much
higher price the minus curtain-erases
otmsn'sllvsnwhowarsllablntogotolbs
war. Thepramtnrareeltedthatattbs
Farewell at the Alaskan Athletes.
impel, Jslyih—Tbs lanhutna arb-
lstssrasdethatrdnalappaarases in up
Iaadyantardsy. The no yards handicap
waswoubylloddy,wbo had eight yards
start lllstlmnwaaIt-Bsanouds.
vanadium. ' “
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In You, July lh—lasry’s hit timber
"litres: Raw Brunswick. commas"!
knownaslnsry's raltNo. gendered cl
s island. Flushing buy, at s a. in.
. it. was broken into they spotless
lowed through Hell Gala tom
earth. a tributary or sztows mesh. The
rollwas built at Bart's lake. ll. BL. and is
the lava-t and longest cl tbeklndsvar
flat to son. The rail left St. John’s hor-
lrchunsm, andwsstowed from than to
Ila-blush” bythetugsOeeas Kingmd
Whohnbach. lu‘ ahapeltbllhs lls
pradaeeasors, but several hundred lent
hawthsn the tar-our Joules ratt, lost
at an. in Dncsnrbsr. till. andwh‘lnhlcn
months drilled about the ocean. a so.
neat mm to vessels length is 1.1“
M and the distance the lean to the
narsndonhnlastnantlonwas aunt»
new the M Was “It.
In towing the motions were separated
tallnnt. There were slxtenn sections a
dprahhpnd “cribs," averaging filly-In
(ant to length. forty test in thickens,
laterally, and nineteen lent in height. The
tall nontainssours 10,111) Werner "arts "
cl spruce and plan timber from lorry-five
tensity lint in length. together with a
[rest quantity oi beech. birch nnd maple
til-bar. making a total of 3.5099!) (net.
Thu diameter at the sticks rune iron:
twslvs inches to thirty-live inches at the
buttoned horn six inches to ten inches at
Ilrnpolnts. Sonnet the hunt atlchaol
Nmay plus weigh about three tons each.
Theatlmatnd cost at the raltto its
owner, James D. Leary. at this city, in
mm. - The contract price for towing it
to Whale creek was new exclusive cl the
seats! the homers. Its valnelsrnllrnaterl
It U,fll.
About a Thousand Carlee“.
la rough lunatic quantity of timber
mined in the rats is reckoned at any
Westwarhads. Owing to
bndwaalhsr and-lee thermal!!!“ the
towwmdawa. The meat serious trouble
dualism Jens l.- tes silica out—
upon the rail. The man whore duty it
was to light the lamps swinging from the
tripods on the rail could not periorrn his
task.
Thirteen oi the cribs ported and were
tanned about as though made oi’ cork.
Fortunately the sale and high em did not
continue. the parted section was recover-
ad and alter adrlay at two days the an
resumed its course. .
1'). It” (‘rnla'a tunnel.
There were eleven days at actual towing
and the nurses spnsd almond antes!
hand tides was one mile in beer. and with
Mr tides about three and one-hall miles
auhonr. Tbebuildlng o! the great raft
w-ba‘na in the St John river, between
fiaJohnaudFradarteroa.0ct. r.m,ud
It completed in May list. The cribs
w. built on the lee about Geovptown.
lash all: has a “run; chaln laid length
wlanlnthaennter ol the timber.tba whole
being lrruly secured on the outside by
binders 0! heavy wire ringing
Under and around each crib in a lag-inch
chain with a hallohttcb our theme and
at thnmiddlnol each crib. therhalnslse
wretched from crib to crib. thus girth.
strength and providing a m
vulivn against concussion. The cribs are
con together much tbs same as a rail-
traln. and the whole structure was so
that in cars at necessity one are
lion could have hash cut adrift without
losing the whole.
A Victory [or lumber-ea.
Oosbundr-lrneu and Illyhorsaswns
uployed in the work at cultingaad trace
the rlmbnnlrom the forests tethe
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Which do you find to be the most profitable way
of advertising? Our answer is:
let. Noose in advertising at all unless you have smoothing
Worth advertising.
ed. New; advertise what you have not got.
rid. Never mislead movie in ruminating; they will find a great
bargain at your shoe, and when marching there they find they
have been misled.
4th. THE Mllf'l'll NORWALK BOSTON STORE ALWAYS
REPRPBENTS EVERYTHING JUST All 11' IS.
“*0“—
The lollowing goods are greatly reduced and
will be found to he want! your time and Man: '
no buys the choice or all our best brows Gingham. You know
the value as well as we do. which is lzle.
43c Best quality Iii-inch Cotton lfinpcr per piece, value 59c.
)liascs' lpwich Post Black Hose. 2 pairs 19c. regular value lire
perpeir.
(minced Ledics'IMc quality of Fancy llose, ; psrm . I
Iadies’llibl’estsrorfre. . £53 5' I;
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(lents’ Grey Mixed lions, 4 pairs 25c.
29c quality of Ladies' Hermadort Vast Black Stockings 22c pair.
We do not wish to carry over our stwk of Fannie. so we are
prepared to accept any odor for some.
Fancy Rushing, choice {or are per yard of our 12c and Lie
qualities.
Card Rocking or per yard. value to. ‘ . ,_ f
Bead Necklaces with 3 Rhino sumo pesalunts for “is sub.
mily worth twice the mercy we inst.
8i: Storm Pendent Chain 17c.
Best Quality English Book Pins 9c.
Wesmselling the very best Extension Win-low Singles, lull
width and 20 inches high. for 234:.
We would mention right hm.- thot the bottom has dropped out
of the prices on this stark:
Ice Cream Fromm way drum.
Clothes Bins cheaper than thrilling wood. at m dour: for be.
Handsome Colored Glass Water sud Lorne-ado so. 31.09,
world’s-thrice that amount.
rm”; immvv: '\<.' m,
Gdbdlloimd’ Wash m 35c
Room Tea Pots the lush. etc, ole, etc.
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