l
est,
‘ Jean in town. Our
V" prices are as low-as the lowest,
' or money will be returned.
it. BEHEOIOT &
TINEL BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK.
give us a call on Saturday.
II can of good Born for
I can of Bond Sardines for
3‘ goes lust Pumpkin for
5 pounds good llalslna for
title It Prunes for
we will
AND
RNlSHlNGS
guarantee with every purchase is that
and quality all that is repre~
WASHINGTON STREET,
. On Saturday we will present to all purchasers of our famous Teas and;Cotieos.
A CAKE OF FANCY TOILET SOAP.
This soap is given away FREE in ad
- OTHER BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY.
if Assaofgoctl Tomatoosfcr .
t cunts est Bods trackers for
24 pounds of but Granulated Sugar for:$l.llll.’fl 32;"
g our nurture}
4
What».-
.y, rumpus-s emLmso. sourn souwanx. 33 MAIN STREET. soswaur.
N 0 NEED 1‘0 00 ABROA DJI‘O REG AIN
YOUR HEALTH A'r MINERAL BPRIN Es
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BYI
TAKING ALHOME,
K U T NOW’ 5
- IMPROVE”: EFFEHHESCEHT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
he Market.
A Pit/holly Reliable and Election Remedy for Indigestion, Coneyxuit'on.
eta, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derangemcufs.
when goalies without our Trademark and
1‘ ' hell-lie signature of
Beware of imitations.
"ltlfllllll's un-
, s. KUTNOW &. co. .
ASTHMITIC
POWOlH lllll CIGARETTES.”
A Sure Cure for Grip, Aslluwfllmtmnic Cafarrh, Bron-
chitis, Hayfever and Sam-e Colds.
K UT NOW 8805..
I! AND til LAFAYITI'E PLAOI. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole agents for the U. it. A. Bold by all drugglats.
Jill, ‘06
/ ‘ .
open a new store at No. 19 Mein
Moss in our South Norwalk store and numer
mind mister. and we will absinthe
iatestBndllibeaneu
ditiongto the regular present. Befisure to
lav
Dyspep-
But
“ASK FOR—-
WH’S $3.00 Will.
and you will see not only a
Meet and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
one in which the
gletstlal is tleed.l:umbiuing Durability and sole
isthgittbebesttdoo Seamlessflhoelnthemarket.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
. amine them before purchasing any other she ., u.
t . BROWN’S?
‘ Main street. 80. 'Norwalk.
Tried tol'hmtheflnmaahlothem
box ”a arson-a is. 1%“ root
the we...» cmmfns Port..- to
lubtfue Wflsehe‘WM' ‘
Gasman, ‘N. . Y» Felt law-The ,
duster, onglnoor and
ton express. bound west, on the Boston
endltlhany railroad, had a desperate sn-
oounter here last night with a mags:
who had become insane and boarding the
locomotive announced his intention of
running the train to suit himself.
Engineer Edwm-d Maggs of Albany was
at the throttle. Fireman Chester Wilts
was his helper. and Conductor H. K. Wil-
son of Wes. Springfield. Mass, was in
charge of the train. to
Conductor Wilson was pas-ting through
the smoking car just after theexprtss left
Pittsilold. He noticed a tall, young ethan—
ger sitting there and smoking The young
man tapped the oonduotor’s elbow and
said quietly, "Conductor, may i follow
you through the our?" Conductor Wil-
son thought the request astrange one, but.
:10 smiled pleasantly and said. “Certain—
V
the parlor our service a
however. he said:
"That man is a little off, I think. He‘ll
bear watching. " _
A passenger who overhhurd the remark
told the conductor that the young man
was all right. He knew him by sight as
Dr. G. L. Barney of the Harvard Medical
school. a very promising young physician.
Dr. Barney followed the conductor as
far as the baggage car and then said:
"Conductor, why arewe going so slow?
Can't you push this thing along a little
livelier?"
Wilson glanced at his watch. "We are
on time, sir," he said in a conciliatory
tone.
“That may be." Dr. Barney rutortel.
“but I think I could run this train faster
myself."
Not long afterward the train pulled up
at Statoliuo. Wilson swung his lantern,
the signal for Engineer Maggs to start,
after A few pmsongers had disombarkod
To his surprise the train did not move.
Then he heard the engineer calling for
him and ran forward to see what was the
trouble. There stood Dr. Barnoyt-lufoh-
ing the handrail of the locomotive and
trying to draw himself up into the cob.
“This man won’t leave the engine,"
said Engineer Maggs
As Dr. liarney saw the conductor and
one or two brakemcn coming helumpod
lightly from the stop of the engine and
resumed his place in the sleeping car.
Grabber! by a Maniac.
When the express rolled into Chatham
at six mlnutestoii o’clock. Conductor Wil-
son started fcrwmd to tell the engineer
what he thought about Dr. Barney. The
engineer sat at his post. loaning from the
cab window, directly abole Wilson.
Fireman Wiltz had stepped out of tho
cab and was listening to the oonductor's
account of Barney's eccentricities The
only light was the faint glimmer that
battlefront the little lamp in the inbound
tive cab and the rays from the conduct
or's ghand lnntern. Suddenly an agile
form dorted forward from the shadow of
the tender. oud h‘itcman Wilts. who had
bisimck Iurnod toward the louder, felt
himself grasped about the body with a
clutch that would hnvs boon a cmiit to
the chmnpiou trickier of a Yale football
taint.
Wiitz was taken by surprise Ho grasp-
ed lobby of the engine to save hints if,
but with a mighty lift. ilr. llnrnoy bud
plvkod him up bodily. For an instant the
ilrulnan'rs hotly was poised Mu wreath-r
lifts his antagonist. nnd thou Barney put
forth all his InniIJno -t1onuth and buried
the fireman nwny uh no ltl~ hood. Wiltl.
canto down on the mini of zlzo tender and
lay there stunuud lay Ih 5' art;
t‘ondttrtor Wilson. w. II “In on the o5»
posits sidoot‘ he locomotive. Itnd Engi-
noor Magus llo II sprung for the nmnlac.
who, having easily lllspust‘tl of Wilts. al~
ready hnd his foot in tho tab and Wu.
maul-lug for tho ungiuorr.
“Stood look Y" shouted tho insauoyoung
Horcuius. "Sinful book: i pmposo in run
this train Iuys.lf now. and Hi show you
how .o hr. 0k some l’t‘t'oflll "
hfuggs, who is a powerful than. grab
bird h.s antagonist inside the cab, and
then cnsuod a remarkable struggle. llr.
Bunny had grnspod at. tlotlxroJla and
actually had pulled it before the engineer
could check him The train moved for-
ward a few feet before hiaggs would stop
it. Then the conductor and the engineer
wrestled with the crazy man; but. wiry
and elusive as a trained athlete, he evadtd
their group and «prong upon the louder.
whore \l’lltt still lay powerless.
The door of tho tlrvbor stood partly
open. liaruoy saw the glow of tho flrn
within. Md at the some lustont his hand
touched tho firoutnus coral shovel. llo
grasped it frantically and hogan hurling
shovolfuls of cool at the half open door.
hlugga and Wilson lrapt d upon the louder
and grappled hltu ugntn. lio scotuotlto
have the atutoruml nll‘uflulh of tonordl
unry men, but he wan beginning to weak
on. ills nylsworo liltutiltslltrfanuw. lltn
hoot frock cost was tuttorml and liegrlmoti
in tho struggle, but he ilourishotl tlto
shovel "loft and ordorttl them tostahd
back. A colored porter tame running up
and joined the attack.
Finally nonporous-It.
'l'ho ttntnl-inotl efforts of the throo men
ilnnily ovorymworod tho Insular. out! they
thmw him bosldotltc body of theprtstrhts
fireman.
'i‘hon Wilson got the «miner‘s hood be
tween his home. and the tailored porter
sat on his chm until somebody found a
reel of hell cord. and the rruzy than wits
bound hand and foot.
Pauling for breath. he still was strong
enough to cry as they bound him: ”Let
the run the engine. l‘il not a pace for the
old machine. You pooplo are slow, slow.
lead slow."
tits men finally carried the tamed iter-
culas into the waiting room of the little
station and laid him on a bench. Mean-
time Fireman Wilts had been mind and
pad dowu into his can lie was lame
and bruit“! from his terrible manila].
but pluoltily resumed his place. Wilson
swung his lantern again, )faggs pulled
the throttle. and the train llouout
condom Wit-ca says :2 Hiawatha
nation’s intestine was to try
Wilt! Into the firebox.
moment later,
of the It?
As Wilson passed Conductor Barker of‘ -
m put on the ol 3 his list.
Workman Connolly
a as being vary a...
the past five weeks as lead. r at the strike.
The trolley strike. whirl: hos lasted lit
Idaya has cost an mucus amount of
ad by those directly involved a moderate
estimate. When the strike started. it was
stated the‘ District Assembly No. 75 had
from 160.000 to 030,000 in its treasury.
About 805,000 was subscribed by sympa-
lhlzera All this has been spent. and the
$050,000 wages the men would have earn-
ed has bten lost.
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad com-
pany was the heaviest loser among the
roada it isostimnted to have lost dirert—
ly £600,000. The 0: her systems have lost
close to $800,000. The cost to the oily and
the state for the troops is exported to ex-
ceed 6050,0011 The damage done by cars
manned by nonunion men is placed at
£100,000 more. and the loss to earning ca-
parity by the militia during their stay in
Brooklyn is conservatively estimated at
$250,000.
-Spct;lal «diluent and deputies t-ost Kings
and Queens muntios $00, 000. and the loss
to the business men of Brooklyn is con-
sldered light when placed at $700,000.
There were many looms to swell the
amount in Addition to the inconvenience
and tho suffering caused by the big tieup
A Crippled Negro ”operatic Killed by a
Mob.
Ktsosroy, Mo, Feb. lit—A mob of
masked men, supposed to be nogroes from
Hamilton. surrounded the sheriff's house
and jail hero, caught and bound Shorifl
Goldsworthy, whose deputy was away,
took the keys from him and gained an-
trance to the jail corridor with the avow-
ed purpo-e of taking out and hanging
George Tracey, a negro. who shot and kill-
ed his wife. nt Hamilton. in this county,
on the morning of Jan. 30.
get into the steel cell in which he was
confined with tvvo other negro prisoners.
Tracey crawled under his bedfand the
mob hogan shooting through the bars of
the coil door. Itnd succeeded in putting
six bullets into his body. killing him in—
stantly. The sheriff made all the resist-
ance he could. but was overpowered.
The tree prisoners In the cell with Tra-
cey escaped unhurt. ’l‘rncoy was a had
charm-tr and had inn-iv served a jail sen.
tones for shooting it o. "hi. its had some
years ago lost but . - . his legs trying to
board a truth to mumps some Knusns oili-
oars.
Ilsa: Shot by a Comrade.
Canton. liloss, Fob. its—John Flem-
ming, tho is-ytuy-old newsloy supposed
to have been sho by Everett Ellis, his 17-
year-old comrade. is dead. Flemming
was found unconscious in a shed attached
to the house occupied by the Ellis boy's
mother. Lat r be rtcoverod sufficiently to
name Ellis as tho one who shot him. Ellis
was promptly Arrested and held without
bail. During the night Flemming ogain‘
moverod consciousness, and when asked
how the shooting was done replied, ”Fool
All» "
Killed by Falling From a CH“.
NEW "AYEV, i-‘ob. lN.—-'l‘ho lody of an
unknowu mun, appnrrntly nbopt 25 years
of age. was found at the font of a cliff at
East liovk pork. The skull was crushed.
the fin e badly smashed and the left leg
and arm broken. The police and the mod.
ll’lll oxmninsr ore of the opinion that
death was accidental. tho vit-tlnt having
bommo div/y and fullrn while looking
from the top of thcrliff. Hf» foot IIbovu,
the pile o where lhI' body vms found,
Two Aapltysliatml.
“HOURLYN. Fob. I~.~rllt~nry Knope of
ill litulsnn street. llobokoh. and Henry
Semis of 0| Willow street. llobokt'n, both
youths ahou: :10 years of ago. were found
tin-ad in a root!) in Miilur's bozo] M ii:
Broadway. The? hull bten asphyxiated
by gas. the burner to the room being dis-
covered open. .
The Walters Estate.
BALTIMORE. Feb. lit—The inventory of
the personal estate of the late Willlnm ’l‘.
Walters has l'oon flluni with the register of
wills The total appraised value of the
estate is .‘H,{137.‘HHO. of which ".027, l H) in
invested in slot-Int and bonds.
They Ilarl Quarreled.
AKRON. 0., Feb. lil.-—-lluring the prog.
3'“ of a small firs Firemen Iimtrgo lint
ton. Frank Nieswantlor and flurry ’l‘own
send woto sought by is falling t-hlmusy.
The two first. nomad were so badly hurt
that they will prol ably din.
. Fall of a Tramp I'rintr-r.
Monro. “14., Fob. ill—ii. 1-). Bennett.
a printor rlulrning lioltimoro as his homo.
lost «mo ot his log-t whllnmountlngn mov-
ing freight train hero, ilt- mu othorwi-a
«rushed and limbo-i out! will probably did
To limit" the tllyinplen “stun.
ATlmw, Fob. ltl.»~'l'ho committee on
the revival of tltoi llymplnu Rllltlt's intends
to invite the chief t-orporato bodlos of Eu-
rope and Amen-ha to witnouv or pnrttko
in tho gatnm in Intro.
A llrrtw Fireman's Funeral.
LYNN. Mass. l'oh. Ill.“Molotltunlmllltl
lemons ottomhdtho iumml of (lithium
ivory It. fiklnuor of thotnlval No. it. who
was ltllltdln the Monroe street iirclmlt
\i’odnomlay night.
"more For Bismarck.
lisutdx. Fob. isubfunlt-h. ilnvoria.
and 75 towns anti t-ltlos in Fuxony will
«infer their freedom on Prime lllstnart'k
on the musion of the coming anniversary
of his birth.
Inns laws In Murillo.
Mum-nu. Feta ts.~—-’i‘he pnlloo. un-
der Instructions of the board of public
safety. wire huey yc-terday taking the
names of all offendrr ngaltrt t m Huntley
dosing law. ‘
(Mum! ”built 1. ”Mint.
liosros, Fob. lawflsnsrsl Booth, mm-
Iander-ln‘rhlsf of the Salvation Army.
addressed three his tunes meetings at the
Isehsaits' building.
rm a some «it...
“transit (is. M. tau-0. ll. liars
of tissue have“
to,“
mm
:- "oportod 80 Ill!
be result of
the letters which he has undergone during
money. ’i'hteo million dollars is rounder"
0n the inside, the mob was unable to u,
._4 r
ABSOLUTELY PU
Till OLD RELIABLE
SWEET (lAPtlilAl.
CIGARETTE
“Minimum
loll COLD THIN ALL 0 I
IRANDS COM-INEDT" I
dill!
Raymond 8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
“I and All Ilaln Street. Norwalk. 0t.
Residence. 3 Berkeley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.
BRACE UP! DON’T LOSE COURAGE!
Your diseasels not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received any benefit. from the medicine you
have tried. 2 not any reason you cannot be
on . . We can positively ours all kinds oi
Fits. Epileptic. Lmnvulsion or Spasmotic. WI
GUABAU ME A POSITIVE AND PlfllhlA-
HINT CURE IN ALL CASES. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion
and given up by doctors as incurab
"Allen's Fit Cure" you will rind a
standing.
. in our
sdlclue
at has never failed to effect a spec y cure.
We back our guarantee with an offer of 81m)
to any person we cannot cure. Highest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 83.0). 2 qt... saw.
ALLEN MEDICAL l‘0..
Washin ton and Water Sta. Boston. Mass
LADIES
Shift-ring from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irregularities of like
nature. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible euro. They are entirely safe and can
alwaysberelled upon for speedy relief. We
have yet. to hear of a case where they have
failed to reduce the drstrcd result. A box
should be am on hand at all times to provide
for emergencies. Correspondence confldentiaL
B ' mail. with full directions. securely seal-
ed, 3110 per box.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water Sta. Boston. Mass.
n- 1y
but olttruttv.
This Concerns Your Personal Interest
You have waived a little book of PERI-
ODICAL 'l'lw ‘KETS. To accomplish the pur-
pow for which this system of advertising is
designed. we invite your earnest attention and
oo-ogmrntlon.
Let us UHIIPIVOF to explain the plan so you
filmy have no hesitation in regard to its adop-
i on.
Please beta in mind that .there is no
extenm to you whatever. either for TICK-
rrs or l’itlellhin‘. Wh make
purgimes of the Dealers whose
names appear in the ticket book, you
PAY FOR Tits: doom-I AT THE True or I’ll“-
cuAslsud leave [liar-0 tickets at the rate of
on: TICKET for each TEN t‘I-zs'rs expended.
As an illustration, suppose vou buy at one
efore. goods to the amount of Olin—you leave
ten tickets; at anotlior.yuur purchase amounts
to fifty t'outsv—loavo live tickets: at rtlll anoth.
or store your purchase amounts to 3350-on1
leave thirty-five iivltrts rind so on in the same
prowl-lion. We collrottiwth-kols front each
store once it took. mid a l the “diets of your
number together and ore-«lit lllt'_ entire amount
to your name on our books. \\ hen you have
until tit-kI-ts amounting to any of
the numl» rs mentioned below. us
will send you the. curt-caperdlt-g
amount in premium. The promlunisc-nslst
of the slibwripilttn for one VItAIt of anyNswr-
paprr or Magi-zine. published at the given
rate for tlokwsumlmny Book you may do-
sire in tho samI- way, or. if you proforma w ll
sent you an order in trade on any one of our
Advertising Firms for the amount due you for
tickets u-od
ALI. I'KEMII’IN WILI. mt Iutmurrm' Hummu-
II) no Attic uuatus’ruu To nit AIIsoIMTsu
runs.
L'sethutiokebl There Is no limit of lime
and by lining thrm continuously you will re-
«solve many valuable premiumsnhe merchant-
willsppru‘laio your efforts and we shall be
greatly obliged. May we tlnd some or your
tit-ku's in our next f‘lllll‘f'lltlll? Km. some
ticketsin your [mfkoflxmltnhvu you will not
forget thermthe nunihwr oi you- ticket tirslg.
natos yotrself or member'- of your family to
us. as every omit has It different number. so it
is not essential that you whmtltl carry the book.
florid your b lllk carefully. basin usincttcksts
at. once and when you have uml all thr- tick-
ets. not another hounlt ira-v. at our ofllI-o. Room
i. Masonic Building. Norwalk. or at Francis a
Co's. No. N rwsllt. wtwrnatl orders for promi-
ums shout bolt-fl.
Premlul r will he 'llrfllollt‘l as follows:
For lilttlt- all). i .Fllpn-Itiltitn
so “,6 n '7" to
.. rm " to» -~
.. that .. “3,, ..
" not " lllil ‘-
.. 4M .. .7 ..
ll fly” as 2“. it
Advertising Journal t.‘o.. ll. ll. Hmlth. Man
$
more . ra s. sr it. our it
.Kli'iflslu reclaim. Twenty-five years up
performs. We report whethor‘p'stfm can it.
mnvsdornot‘i ofolts s.
nt Isl s r:: I 50.: "3‘23:
Ml. steam uli'atsirira:
POULTRY FOOD
it its than healthy. and in '
good lay up condition. heat and .
cheapest poultry food on earth. .
9
sets . tours.» on»
3 More In»
llumtlng. ttasm entities-i sting. .
Plans and estimates furnished foretthu'lhet
water, siesta or hot air heating.
Via Old Point Comfort, ‘3:
t
—700 MILES 0? OCEAN TRAE;
0n the Beautiful new steamshlps 053
am nommou mi,
Affording Rest and Recreation. V
These tripszare ideal."as a considerable
tion is made through the quiet waters of
famous Hampton Roads and Potomac;
and there is little likelihood of soasickuesa.
———;—..__. I
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of got
or returning, by rail.
Write for particulars of these and other do. ; ‘
lightful trips to '
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier 28. North River, New York.
W. L. GuIllaudeu.
ger.
VicoPI-esideut and Traf-
fic Mans rllz 8m
WHEN IN WANT OF
OANNEUOOOOS
come right here. You can depend on it that
you cannot get better or cheaper elsewhere.
l
Our Wiilrt Corn has won p
body who has tried it. So can cash.
Our Perfection and Oakford Brands of-To-
matoes have a good fresh have
solid packed. So can, cash.
Pumpkin, lie; 3 for 25c.
Dudley Pumpkin. 12m.
Plums. 18c.
Peaches. 18c.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small
only. Sells wholesale. 18c; our price. ldc. Var
flue.
Peas. Marofat, So can.
Peas. Early June. tic can.
Puts. Sweet (ism brand. misc. "
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at 2o lb.
Nice Fresh Parsuips. 2 lbs. 50.
Boots. 2 qte 5c.
Carrots. 85c bbl.; 3c lb. ) ‘
imported Germsn'Csbbage, very hard find
100 to 180.
Good Email Potatoes, 50c bushel: 15c peck.“ ‘
Sweet Potatoes, lilo qt.
Largoltslian Prunes; tart. Grown in Or
gou. 12c lb.
Lust. and best. illb. can Baked Beans, 10c.
Dibble & tomstoclt’s.
PIBKLED UYSTEBS
Lobsters
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh and Salt Fls
EsclltllPS‘ .
No. l SALT MHOHEHEI.
HORSE HAOISH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HUNT 8t ZELHFF’S
Telephone. ill-ll.
W.H.Meeker&i‘o.§
l
:flole Agent for
3. i l. H. BOLTOH'S
HOT WATER HEATER ‘
fin anti Ibsst liOfl Work.
llot llr Hosting.
1
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I tum. mm.
toffosaitoobo!
U some I“! mm.
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