A;aata--a-k.ankoog.
”II—Mud“: atl-
- Ono-Ion“. llitflhrlv
the. It I that tiara.
Inkling attic-r. it». a
‘ mm. we. new
. “Mi-emu (Ink
““7”?“ Ito. III Wuhingmrgntreat,
W all 92%. Itch
Will atrial. llorw'aik. tolaphona
. I abouid insilcamhe
"Ila III‘IIIII‘.
Im- lloawamm‘ou. .
” «a! llama l. 1394.
, Han ”Human.
now being printI d III THE
on our fire department are
W lainemd in everything
to the welfare of tho city,a
Ii“! mrvativo view, with
, and with a rlncere deaira
public attention only in order
. I: careful cottaideration of a
Wt matter. Thom who de-
Mi Minna, make anggeationr.
”menu in opp mition to
Vanadfliil bogiven full oppor-
_ dorothrongh theta. columna.
latter in one to be. conaitiorcd
» - .antl on It» merita. There
Wing the fact that hottar up
I I'll nor. axpcditiour methoda
_ it to a fin are a Item-thy.
A title can he twcompiiahml better
M than a volunteer fire depart
it an open queation. in it» In...
' . "it!" in no occasion for the
‘ ~ thctany advocacy of aohnuge
m on the preacntdelmrtment
the musty, we believe wu expresa
«Mutant in it: entirety and in
W, when we accord to our
‘2”!!! pain that one o! the beat
. mdraerre. Their aorvicen
. at an lowntmvwnhla man! of
tfioirncy, and their willingneaa
to uranium in any change which
Jaunted for the boat iaa potent
oi their loyalty to public
We are warranted in the
that our the department at a
My to take any ntrp that the
W lull. 1: is composed of
,Mopflly owum and oitl
Mhlghrat character. men who
”flatly willingto atop down and
by on doing they can advance pub-
W, lmI who are abundantly
to,“ who do. provide for the sun
" ' of thaitorganimtion for the
~ lltl booth“ they derive from
‘ “Maraaltogather too mauino
W and correctly intiIIelIo-wd
_ for a moment to be an ohetacle
lit the line of progruu And
fl too manly aim to sub-
‘ lantitorunjo. tcrltlcbm with-
it. They would be
” citiwen- our good lire-
“warnin- so it it can be
M 3 mid departuwnt in the
, of imitationmm volunteer-
”. and than it. it their
, I. linked with impromi ap-
, , thay a” willing to give them.
on more rlllcioot depart.
V it not Italian any ono- haa
,md to infer that tho
.0th member: of the the-
fi lib tally to the spparatna
”convicting it. With time
nutrient: public coma-
” cannot fail to or
V mmnhuren-
inabrewarycuethat
. will more about April 1 from Elm ntrect
.Irhomnt
IAT‘I'
TILES IIF WWII! CITIES.
"IN AND fluid! ill annual.
"N lil’ TOWN Aim llllWN.
Dacha. fly". Then and lvuywhora in
law-ll, filth lozwalh, m the In
India“ Vicinity—lay- ald link-pa of
a I)” condensed into Bria, Pam'ha.
Butler Lodge, No. 97,i 0. (I it, will
wort the initiatory dagree tonight
1.1.1.
E. ll. Toilet will more into his new
double house on iowor Main street about
the first of ApriL M
“in. Theodore Stat”, of Mott avomw,
acmmpanird by hrr little eon Harold, to
mailing a few days with friends in New
York city. “ -,.
(aptain AddiaonA. Brett» and fami’ y
into the out half of D. M. l’iatt'u imam
on Union Park. ”H”
Sixteen touriaht found iodginga'in the
lockup luat night. This in tho largest
number alone the Council gave the men
prrmiaaion to altrp there.
The choir of the Knight Strict A M.
church wiiigive a concert In the Nur—
wailI hi. E. chumh. next F'tdfl’ night
for the hmetlt of the Knight mm
church.
The boom Owen hlcCal’froy and Chailt'tl
MoWilliamII arc discharging cargo- » of
coal for John H. Paris. The lalier'e
cargo will hr and by the waaik inch
company.
The monthly devotional service and
buoinm meeting of tho King'a Dough
tera’circio of the South Norwulk Cor;-
gregationai church wall be held in tho
woetparlnr of tho churobataizflll touiahl.
.__...._.__.
The, mm! of the athletic content: be-
tween team from the liridgolmt, Nor-
wuik, Danbury and Stamford Y. .‘ii. (1.
A. gymnatlum violin-urn, will in: held in
tiltI armory at iiauhury on Friday err-r.
lug, March iii.
Marion liIIbhell, daughter of i’tmtmua
tar Carrol ll. llubbeii, of Norwalk, in
celebrating the fourth anmrenay of her
birth thia afternoon, by entertaining her
lIttle friends at the homo of be r parents
on BL’Illel'l place.
Mine Lizzie l. Toilet, who remind a
call to the training taboo! at South lino
cheat", has decided not to accept, as the
dintvict committee inaiIIt upon her fuillllo
lag her engagomont at the ‘ Franklin
rtrI-et mhooi In this city.
The love muted by tire In titamfortt's
town hall, February 2i, haa been adjuat~
all. l‘ilat Hob-ctman iluliy wanted $1,000
but the insurance company would allow
only $3,943, which in couI-idemiafalr
turn for all loan and damage incurrwi.
lnstmul of the rogIIlar lilillrw coir prIIyI r
meeting at the Find (flmgrtghtilvmi
chapel, tomorrow night, a missionary
umcart will he held. An interesting
"mammohasbaenpremred, and it to
hoped that tlif'ff‘ will ho a largo alts-n-
dame.
Arraugouwntu are being madr' by the
member» of the Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor mainly of the NM"
walk Congregational church In giw- an
organ and piano recital in the chapel thr-
iiratofnextmonth. the prom-edit to he
media liquidate the debt incurred by
the purohaw of new hymn hooky.
The Heath Norwalk Fire Police have
Chilled the following allows for the on-
lolng year: (Iaptalu, Royal ll. Raymund;
lirIIt torgeant, Benjamin Keely; locond
sergeant, WIlliarn J. Waiahuocretary,
Richard W. Sweeney; trouum, Rotor
J. Smith; tantra-a, Royal L. its) mood,
flannel ii. inland and Thomas hi. Dou-
aidson.
The Board of Relief of tho :iouth Nora
wlih Union School diotrlct mot at Select-
man Baker'a oflice yelterday afternoon
to hear and determine appeals for the
aqoalnatlon and [Induction of this menu-
miliat. No on. appeared. howovI-r,
tank rellaf. The list has been Intact!
over to the clerk of the dinner. who will
make up tho rota book.
Only four years ago alwtric lighting
¢oropaniu con-idiom the price of Italy-
three canta per arc lamp per night min-
oot. Now the limo Electric Light
company alien to light that any at
tlIlrtyaflva cents per lamp. lint 800th
iiorwatk para la ltv ownelrctrlc piantatui
it only cutie that city liftoru and eight-
tantha 'orrIts per night. Thi- ahowa how
lilo coat of electric union in ohuaptmhtg,
Idaho that theralaprolit Inlt -1'or.
rington W. m ”MM—
vanilla-tat load Dirnlm.
’i’iIoknoIl «director: oi'tho liew
York, iiaw Haven and method Ratio
rim to New Barn, mt Martin.
Tinhaartiwiilhoitl all its martian lam
the new china building hereafter At
thh-avtiogthopluaior the lion lia-
mmm unusa- will My ha
nominal. “WW...
noun-Wilma
”mum, a fora-
unablhrIwI-hflpm, Ivar
ordinarily
Beef
R Flo
mom’l’irwuuiittgfli
mihaiut
iiiarits E Salmon,
Impty My m Into a Town (Bou-
Mmmwmhutfortholintl‘”
lflllll
“WEI
if
VESTIBULE TRAIN WRECKE '.
-m. ,‘.
raining rear Ila»
Gown nut, 0., March 7. -—T'he Penn-yi-
vaoln railroad npacial No. it met with an
accldant at the itawl avenue era-ring about
two mliaa out at the city. Thin in the aoiid
vaatihuiati limltod and carrier pat-anger!
from Cincinnati, 8t. foul- anrt the want to
mYork. it to generally well crowded
pa-angon.
Than h a target town located at lined
”can, which is twoatoriaa high and from
which the interlocking awitch apparatua
”W Thetrninhatljnatpuud the
tort-rat a rataeatimstad to be about!)
tnllu an hour when thalaotaieeper jumped
the track and watt thrown against that tar-
get, being practically nmanhod into kin~
tiling wood. Tho force and weight of the
riceper leaving tho track pulled the other
can on, and the whole train vaIII derailed.
but none of tbs can turned over.
At the time the train planted the tower
the crew of a yard engine wen: in the tow-
er waiting to begin work. The fireman of
thin crew, John McCormick, wan badly
hurt. Fireman Jams Jonkinu and Yard
Matter Bert Woodward were niuo badly in;
jured. Bert Cooper, telegraph operator,
and M. L. Wliaon, car impector. were bad-
ly hurt, and (I. ll. ll. Bell, hrakomnu, was
injured. They are all of Columbus.
A tel pit in standing near the tower
wall tux; of tho force oi the sleeper
when it jumped the track, and one end of
it ran through the deeper. This aldad in
the destruction of the sleeper and placed
the part-angers in ll moat perilous position.
Tilt car was well filled, and only a few had
mired for the night 'l'ha greateat excite.
moat prevailed. The pwwngrrlt went im~
priaonetl in the car. and the work of rmuo
waa inaugurated
AarIiIItance vrIuI pi‘bulptly called from the
Panhandle yarda near by. and tho police
patrol» and am bulancea mwmied and aid«
ed in the rescue. Later information from
the Mile of the wreck Iathat all have. been
taken out of the aimper, and it has not
been Iliacovered that any pal-Inaugural wore
aeriotteiy injured. although runny of them
have suffered onto, bruise-a and severe
abocka.
FOUR MINERS KILLED.
There \it an . Hilda of Rock 1 allotted by an
Enpimiou.
l‘ii‘lln'thiN. Pa. March T.—-i-‘IIIIruII-u met
a shocking death by a fall of rock and an
expimion of gun at the Richmond mine. in
tho IIorfiIrrII portion of this oil y. The ac-
ciIicIIt wan courted by a Hill}? of rock near
the bottom of the shaft and the Bxpiufiiun
of a glut blower, into which one of the ruin-
crl ran with his naked lamp in his attempt
to mnpe the danger from the rock.
The victims oi the accident an: Richard
“ugliest, crushed to death; Thomtta Hol-
weli, burned; J amen Northey and Albert
Richards, crushed.
Four other men who were in tin.- IIIino at
the time of the accident made their mape
by running to the foot of the shaft, where
they wore hoitttell to the top. The accident
happened "our the foot of tho shaft, about
377: feat helm: the. surf-u-
Cotlege Ilnaohnll ilelIeIlule.
Nur ii AV tzv ‘ilarch 6. ’it Ira-I auuuuuo
«I by the Yale baseball management that
at the couférence with Harvard at Spring
field, Marta, the dates for the annual aerial
of game. were decided upon no follow»:
June l2 at Harvard; June 26st Yale. and a
neutral game whose data and place w ill be
bottled later The 3 alcl’rlucetun aerial
will take place upon thaduten of May 26
and June 2—the lint game in New Haven
and the mood at Princeton. in (are a
third in III-«armory it will he playwi in New
York.
Behaarln' a Klagty Act.
Paula, March" t. —An officer who but re-
tumed from Dahomey reports that when
Kin Behanzin found that escape wan im-
hie he summoned hia aged mother
tilt] raid in her: “I am going to surrender
to France. My father must know of it.
You, therefore, ahsii m him and tell
him." The king thereupon had hill mother
beheaded, while he calmly looked on amok-
ing a pipe M“ ’ m.-. .-_._.
Mn. We Pam. Bring- fortune.
Witmn. Kan" March 7. —\fra Lew.
the reform agitator and orator. received
word from Dundalk. ireiaurl, that by a
will made by an aunt. of here 19 years ago
aiIe Iii helm to a large fortune, which has
been accumulating in inmost ever since.
The irinh relatives did not know what had
become of the (.‘iines, one of whom Mn.
inane in. till her from spread over the con-
tinent.
‘l‘ona ltlng‘a It.“ at Work.
Wampum, Kan, March 7. ”Four Ina-lied
men and a woman, diagtIiIIed. and another
man who is supported to bathe notorioua
Torn King raided the Traden' store at
Cantonment and made the proprietor and
llv‘o clerk» line up at the polntof revolveru.
They robbed every one of them and then
took the money in the ante.
Joint Inn-try looting.
ALIIANI‘, March 1mm wan begun in
the membly chamber of the capitol a
joint matting of the American Formtry
mociattou, the New York Stats Fomtry
annotation, tho Adirondack Park moda-
tlou and the various local foraatry min-
tionn of tho state at New York.
fit. of the Standard Content Company.
Burrow, March 1. -'i'he plant and lands
oltiwfltamiard Comm company at Akron,
N. Y.. warn aoid lathe reatihuie of the city
ball by the receiver to utiaiy creditors.
CHUNKS ‘OF NEWS.
A cyclone um Rich Hill, Ma, did great
Strikers urn-abut a strut car in Young:-
town, 0.
A diarapntabia house in Chicago was
ahattarul by a bomb.
Danver’a allure ulnar to mogniu Gov
arnor Walte’a lira and police commit-lot»
an.
A church aoalety, with the old-uni unit-
lngsiinrta. hum mind incl-vo-
T’h Unlud Staten training What
railed from llawpoyt, R1,,onllerannimer
Twenty million diction la the-mount in-
mmmmmuwm Northern
The alxth annual convention of the New
it Is a sum
SOLD noon BELICS.
Moore Baker Bargains With
Dime Muaeum Agents.
WANTED Till! M03059 HEADS T00.
’flto Man Whoa. Will and Child Wm lo
lorrihly Murdered llaiia For one the
> Inr-iahlugaoi tho “-0. “'han the Trag-
edy Took Plano.
Nair Bacxswwa, N. J., March 1—3100"
Baker, the slayer of the ncgruaa Willard
Thompson and Henry i’ieraou, who mar.
derail hit wife and child. into told the pro-
prietors of a muwum in New York the for-
nlturo of the little bed chamber in the
Moore cottage at Franklin Park, where tho
double murder took pinch in the early morn»
ing of March 1.
Baker, who, it wan feared. would commit
auicide noon after the crime, iookui well
when tho writor met him in New Brune-
wlck. He was on his way to have his pic-
ture taken. tho first alnce boyhood in ac-
cordance with an agreement be had made
a ith the mumm manager
Fenland-d to Sell.
Baker was busy when the museum
agents arrived at Franklin Park, and they
were told to wait until some visitors had
gone, when ha would talk with them. Ba-
waII nomawhnt surprised who he
learned that they wanted to buy the bed-
room furnishings. He. had intended to
burn all the articiea that were in the room
where the murders occurred. but the New.
York men persuaded him to tell them.
The price agreed on is laid to be two.
.Somewhat to the aurpriae of the museum
agents, he suggested that. they nhoIIld
leave the house where be met them and go
over to the hour-Io where the crime was
committal. He took them to the home.
unlocked the front door and led the way to
the bed chamber in and near which four
lives were takvn within a tow minutes.
lie sat on the edge of the bed and re-
hearsed the whole tragedy from the time
that he was awakened by his wife's scream.
Then he helped take down the bed, gath’
and up the fragments of the broken pitch-
er, rolled up his own night drum and the
bed clothes and turned them all over to
the museum men. They also secured the
hnhy'a crib, the II: and the shotgun.
As all thr- pictum of the principals that
could he miil’t‘d in the vicinity had already
been secured. the museum men could not
get any in Franklin Park. and when they
drove into town they hunted up some paov
pie who had photographs. When tha own-
er: learned who wanted them, they imme-
diauly put up the price to Inch a atlfl lig-
ura that tho axhibitun went away without
any. They left for New York with all the
articles.
Wanted tin hegroea' lie-do.
They said they Would have the occur on
exhibition by next Sunday. 'I‘Ilc flgilreo
would be reproduced in wax and the whole
thing made an renlintic all mibie. I "Mr
museum proprietor: were in Franklin
Park. They ofloredtiJlOlleach furtheheada
of the buried mgr-ooh. This was refused by
Overaeer Van Duyu of the poor farm. lie
could not lawfully make any Mich disposi-
tion oi the bodies.
Mr. Baker won asked why he had sold
the things.
‘ Well," I'Wl't-plirtl. “imight an wailhuVe
the money all born the stuff."
"Did you commit your relative-i" asked
the reporter.
"i did not. The property was all mine.
“'IIy should i? i did not give them my
wife I night drone, " he Illdl’ll. "although
they offered a big price."
‘IV ill I]. W (wk 70" Six Thalia-ml.
Guitarist" no. E's. March" I. information
from a promineutoiiiciai of the H. l'-. l-‘riok
Coke company in to the effect that within
two weeks nearly every coke oven in the
Conneiinviiie region will be tired up. The
more will cover at least 00 per cent of all
theorem in the region—more, it can he
laid. than have been In operation for three
years past. At the very iowaat estimate
6.00tiruen who are now illit- will be given
employment
[other sand Ilia Sons.
tiamnssnvao. Pa. March A «Buried un-
der a heavy fall of coal for live hour: was
the experience of George and Henry Mc-
Kenzie. The young man and their father
work the Kronor coal mine near here. 'l‘iIa
father worked for an hour to rescue hia
soon, but his atrength failed him, and he
crawled tothe entry and aummoned help.
Both young men werP almost dying when
ruched
Bourke Cochran In Texas.
Bax Auromo, Tam, March 7.-}ion.
Bourke t 'ockran of New \ ork arrived here
and will remain a few dayu. He in on his
way to Mexico When asked in regard to
the rumored conference that in to be held
here between himself, (Broker, Condort and
Giiroy, he laughed and said their all being
hare at the some time was merely a coinci-
dome.
Two Killed In a ltllnaway Amid-at.
CliiLi it (mm. 0.. March 7. ~Mr. hut: of
Oakland atartovl to drive a young woman
domutic to her home. Lnta left the bug -
for a moment to get a lap robe. While
swan gone the ham ran away. The air 1
was thrown out anti instantly killed, and
Lats, who attempted to atop the frantic
animal, wan trampled to death.
W
Wilto- laputty Waring.
(ll-rasvdfiaglco. March 7. —A dlnpntuh
from a any: that Conga-amen
William I). Wilaon was weiianou torlt.
up for time hours. it it all that he
will he abla to name to thin city in about
lo daya. When he arrivaa here, a recap
tioa will ho giro: him by tho government.
‘l’rlln macr- mm arr.
81.1mm. March 7.—~'i‘hrae man made an
atumpt to hold up aNew Oriana-panhan-
gcr train on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
near Parent Lawn, lllII., about four Inllu
Wmm 3" ”a: war" ""
In». my. they no-
tompilahsd their phrpoaa
“and by Iowa has Outta-hag.
Pammrma. Mutant—Thrown that
tho (lmtenburg track would be reopened
limb it inuvrakanad interest among tin
track Ioitmvm in thin elty, who, aim the
«rioting of the am track, It". bean
a very
t
moot-gondola“
variant, it. Y., liarah 1.4» lain
tho Hudson at milk“ liar-hing Wag
PRiOE,_75 (its.
l3 N3 3XPERIMENT.
it Preserve-r and Restorer.
PRICE '75 Cts.
IIIss iiiiiEli’s iiilii IIIssmt nous;
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
FOR SALE AT
CLAY A HARD LOSER
failed a Revolver and hlada a III-em In a
Brokor'a all“.
menamm‘, March 7.~—A menu of the
wildcat excitement and terror wau‘ennciad
In the room- of thatlommerca and ('um
minionoompauy, on the first floor of the
Guaranty Building and Loan mmpuny’n
building. when Attorney B. B. i'iuy, who‘
baa been operating aomowltat extensively,
banana greatly excited and pulled a revulv
tr upon Manager Clarke.
lt run just an the market um clminfl
and the last reporta were being received.
If! Clarke wars seated at hill dank. and his
Mutant, Mr. Littlefleid wan muted near
him. (‘iay had been trawling the market.
buying and selling lint in om- depart ment
and than in another. and t-hlnga did not go
to unit him. He believed that he wtw lint
ing heaVlly. Juat before the market ('Iilitt'll
sugar went up 1'! points. and thin mum to
b. the feather which bruito tho cunwl‘u
hack. for Clay became IIIIdIieuin-urourd.
and drawing: loaded rrvolver hI- rtlhbutl
up to Manager Clarke and chnaIIIiI-Il u soi-
tiernant oi the money which he thought
duo him from tho transnctiouu,
Mr (‘iarke informed t lay that ln- on»
entitled to no money. “Ilcrr'tlpon t‘ 1m
linked the gun and want It atep nemvr
Clarke. The latter now Immue lhtIrnImlI
ly Mghtcned and suddenly darml into the
vaultand slammed the door behind him.
Clay did not offer to abut ut LillieliI-id.
andatm some further purioy he loftlbe
pine. and wan not neon afterward. ’l‘ha
police were notified and are invmigaliug
the affair.
DETERMINED T3 DIE.
Philadelphia Woman's Duperato Emma to
Brown Hamil In I‘sirlnonnt l'rIrit.
PHILADELPHIA. March I. ~ Mm. i-Sllu
Brown of 3031 Spring Garden lilm'l. this
city, made a desperate thupt at suicide
In Fab-mount park. in company with two
other Indian aha wan riding along thu “‘In-
nihiolion drive. Whli'll rIIIIIt along II deep
creek. Atnpoiul near Maplv spring siw
naked the conchnmu to amp the, EIIIV‘NN fur
a minute.
The request was grautmi, and nit-mat in
atamiy MrII. Brown jumpcd from the our
flag:- and leaped (War the railing into the
creek, tho water of which III this point is
about nine feet deep. l’ark (iIIuI-d Robert
Dean rushed to the M‘Elm lilill jumped into
the water. but the Wullltllt rwinmi hill at-
tempt» to rescue iwr. and II liom- struggb-
in the water ensue-i. ’i‘iw yuan] finally
managed to gal her to the bank.
The woman. eviIiI-ntly umn- llt'Spi‘lelC
than ever, madl- another rnah for the n it-
ter as noon as the guard rcirnm-d his bold.
but she was stopped by the cunebmon.
Later abe wan l't'flim ed to tin- IIurIprrtI She
would gita no reason for hr‘i‘tlll‘t‘uipl at
loll tieatmr'tlou.
Gatling (inn Trained on 'Itrlltcrn,
( mm norm W. \ :1. Mar: III. The gov
ernor say» then- is no llppi‘l‘lli‘lihltlil of any
further trouble among Iin- Kmmwha nIIII—
eI’I. Tho‘ ofliI-eI-II are continually looking
”mt-I, and the troubles nro all Irv-ii in
hpnd. The preliminary exmniuation of tho
Wyant atrikenz is now in mountain) at Fay-
etteviiic. It will probably muuunlr aer-
ml day». The Wyauta are out on ball.
The gatllng gunwhich mm takrn to Fagin
ha- bern placed in mition there. and it in
thought that It will have a good effect In
quietilg the strikers. it iainpiain viuw
of the railroad, flflll the grout crowds of
ltr‘lkirg minors that pan» on ovary {Wight
train look at it an long M ii is in \‘II'W
Bllr‘llfl (‘hioml’urm Th no I‘Iarrvilin.
.iEi’PiZilfiOSViLLE, lull. .‘ItIi’uh T. TIN-re
WM a wholesale chlorofonuing of resident»
by burglars in this city. 'l'br entin- lam
lly of habit Briggs wore put under the'iu
Enema, and the. house was ransavkrd. A
large amount of money wax taken by thr-
burgiars. The hum of William Dutch was
then tinited, and the family were I-hioro
formed. Next the burglar: viaitwl Frank
Bayer II home. Here they chlmofnrmed the
antin- 'amiiy. but secured no plunder
latenltionlti stunt VIII it! flour.
PHILADE! mu, Man 1... «MI llride III-oth-
an of this city. the owners of the fast «team
yacht Yankee Doodle. announced that they
would accept the challenge of tho King
don: company. oerIrrn of tho IriIIb strum
launch Hibernia, to match their Inmi
against the Yankee Doodle. or any other
boat in the United Stator-I for £1,000 It Hide.
Awarding to tho dispatche- tbe Elihrruia
inroporied to he tho fastest lmat on the
other ride of the Atiunt Ir.
Jew I'nmeroy mill at It.
Booms, March t. ~~Jem Porno-my, the
tumour hoy murderer. who Is serving a
life sentence in tho (.‘huriertuwu IIIIIle min-
on. but been caught in another attempt to
mp0. it was diaoovereri that but had been
removing the mortar and htOlit’H in the
hack of bin cell. Ho bad lll‘twllt'lll'll with
the work to far that he would haw gained
hilt liberty in It abort time.
Allistaut Cum" War the ltobher.
DEXTER, Mich, March 7. U. f‘. Gregory,
mutant cashier of the [II-rm Savings
bank, has confessed to mil-otivl- [lulu-r of
Detroit that ho hlumlt alulc tho $3.20!)
from the vault of the bank ilwt 'l'lmrmiay
and that his ,llloi'] of being llillit‘kl‘ll and
alum by nim‘ikfll robbers wan pIIrI-ly
fiction.
haven in... In Mlaaourl.
Burma, Mu, March 7. ~A III-vs": storm
over this section. A few milert
lanthaut it was almost of cyclonic energy,
doing mitimbla damage. The home of
Jasper Smith wan totally domoliahoti and
he and hit wife anti twodaughtI-ra won all
injured.
Miller Not a Candidate.
Paovumtca, March 7. «William ll. Rot-l-
korhaa notified the Republican lute cen-
tral committee that he in not a candidate
for malarial honors. Thin mm the
nomination of ex Governor George P“
body thmm.
mat Boiler tantalum.
Pl’l'l'tltrtto, March 7. «The holler of a
amallanginv at the I‘m-art Oil company' a
wailJurai Hill, exploded, inmntly kill.
lag Edvard Harley, the engineer Noo-
lay’a body wan him 100 teat ovor II Inc
M.
Will-I II Cm lilac.
mm, North 1’. ~A Iilrpatoh received
Mutton Paulina rays that a revolution
hat broken out in Gotta Rica. But, It adds.
at far the rein-it have not been racer-aural
Iona-‘0 Ind Warmth.
no ”arch 'I.-A var or tlu
Wmauaa't land Indicate ll alkali. Alb-git
tluul fraud and datrptlon are maria.
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mm 1.“ Gala has
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cures} all ouch diseases
tannin
7 Might EL. New York
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Conaumptior‘t, Brights
Disease. Ritcumatiam.
Scrotum, Blood Poisoning,
_ of the many atubborn
. comp aints which make life
miserable? Do you itnow that
Microbe Killer
mating the prime cause—Ini-
crobes. There Is no disease In-
cnrabie if this remedy to taken
in time. A 50 page book, con—
vaiuabie information
for an crate, mailed I rrr.
TheWillia- Balla- Ilrrahe Killer lb.
8 North Main Ritual.
summon-«mama I
8 lbs. Gal:torala "will. Iota
III"
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Prices unusually low to imitgéw em” :WE p.
‘ the timer. ' Pfl'hmm
. “dugout.“‘in'uw’m'rflmfl to
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North, .Pholograpiur, W. g”, so. 25%
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nonfat? m'a: imam
J. D. JENNlN38.
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(moo-it: Horse RallwayD-put.
Roe-Ionian: urn atrut. L'l'olorhofto cal'i’, ii"
an
nibbleltiiomsloti
ii Illl'l'li Hill "DIET.
Leading Dry Goods Store.
-~—~ -—ooO»-»~ «a
TrIstram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
smut SALE 0F cutters.
W 9 shall place on sale Saturday, February at Md .2an cor.
so a in white corn and dark, in sizow from H to ill). i‘hid lot oom-
prism throe vr-ry popular marku namely
F. P., P. C., S. C.
The regular price of these goods is $1.00 and $1.
but as we bou ht them at a great reduction wo
ustomers the cnefit of this purchase and giv.»
f the entire lot at
50 Cents Per Pair.
byte
my.
25 pm pm,
ohail give our
you your choice
a‘
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let an “it trilltll" . i I'Ivlttl- t nil
limitation on no in [All
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CEO 3 STILLSON
80th ilcrwaiit. Goon.
W.H.Meeker&lo.
c. I I. II. aoLIoII's
HOT WATER Hum
Plumbing, steam and lint-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
e In. or but air hurtling
Tristram & Hyau, Norwaik.
SLEIGIHI~ .
TWI) BAR IIIAIIS 0F SLEIiiIIS
Racers, Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Familv Sleighs, Business Sleighs,
All first. class in material and construc-
III‘III. I’IIIiIt loI appoumnco comfort and
PIIIPES VEIII IIIW.
()omc ands
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floating.
for all hnr
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tho «WHEN sixteen yrm
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latter: prurnptly rap
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BOSTON, MASS.
unto nun
I-IcItuto altars. norm. roan
For Something Extra Choice
Till TIIEIII IiflIiTII STIR Biliilll
son: To aunt.
Physulan lot Womeni
ans. iiii. ii. i. Wliiiiiiil
Can be mutation at her onion,
342 Broad St, iirllgtport, or
from to It. in. to '1' p. In. any day are-pt tiamiay
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:incidrfi'm in the to: can
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gig” ram
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HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
no YOU VALUE
A Clear Complexion?
CAUTIOYP" n that" oifora W. lo.
Donqu Rhona at In urinal! price. or any.
he luau tlwm without ham “amped
bottom, put him down as a fraud.
OII
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W
Iwutan the lmuh, male tho Did you.”
lmlirllyd and m, lyre trig”
«template. altar
No Mona PlMi’i.ESI
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Everything that k thiamine. Verifying,
purifying and lamina will be
m ..
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I131" ill
33 SHOE m wonto
W. In DOUGLAS Shoe: are atyiiuh, eary iii
liw '1 and Ira hellrr notitfuctinn til lhr prIrI'II iiI'
m ltlll moan other «mite. ”irvmw Minn i
l. v‘wnmlnud hnmmplogofw. i.. hulylu '
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If: I Ir I illll', ram tiInImInIia oI' doll ml mom I”
l Ihnwwhn \vtllflilf’ltl. Dmicrv who puth i‘
n .iu ni W. I llmmina lilo-mt plin tuuimnu
v hit-h help-I m iamnna the ItIIieImuIiu lri'ull lu
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l’tll il llf‘ rrt' u it up K‘Itl "It It It It, thoro-
tl.l.. )l‘a [3.th vitamins». said I.. m nth-Jun k. W
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llrrll to mm III him out Try a In.
J. Bchaublat 303"."
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av oaucamr, now valor.
m an
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cart you gnr‘ur.‘ “trim-val!
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loam my liflii'l‘hiplklm l V Mutt: 9!:ng
v. I. fault “on,
in ruff a ing hr I tale not «n. M l in
' Inn to Ian. m m“, ,',',, r. ,,,'"M'Cn3f
Dillon», 434) Main Street, tarot am an amino.
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Norwalk Chronicler