, _‘same\' money
, you can get
B.L.Tobacco.
It is best and
cheapest, as it
is made from
the best leaf—-
Lasts longest. r
rrrrrruzrns;
Superphosplraie at line,
Ground Bone,
Poialu Ianure.
Mapee’ special Fertilizers,
Lime, Ashes and Barnyard
ure retailedzat whole-
oe, by
Bllllililll BlillS.
IioNoibeileceired
By parties selling another Floor of a
similar name. claiming to be the
ram. Basare and ask your grocer
for
Washburn-trosby’s
SliPEIillTIVE FLiilill
WLOOK FOR THE YEL-
LOW CENTER.
iioberrsJuckertGoodwin
MILD AGENTS,
manner” monomer.
' 1 mm
‘33 Illggecw rerun.
a. cORDOVAN,
more
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lawnmower.
Wag. monument“.
«am ”“9
‘knucklaa under lander: wire ring
I'ha new “and tan-elm ‘1th cruel»
er Gonna-fa Wake. but Intended to
other Daildlap—Dasaap Will Aunt
’ ' "\t- About Won- coon-I.
rtanrunra. April 19. ---At half peat
thia morning ilrs waa diaeovmd
la the o! the ilm floor of the Wilson
Cracker y. otherwise known astbs
‘ sr company. at m North
d in the course of one
been wholly or
The building
ture eurrouaded
streets.
gotten to work on t cracker company’s
building the flames had Ipread to the mp
and chemical manufaetory at William
Dreydoppel. adjoining on the south, and
a law momenta later eight small dwelling
houses on Augusta place. an alloy to the
tenth, were burning. There were in all
about re families in these houses, but all
were removed lefely.
The fire then apread, taking in the liq»
uor store of Edward Maguiro. the chair
iactory of William I]. fluewden, the bar-
ness manufactoryei Walker dc Co. and the
house of J. Mooney. Some of there build—
ings are on Race street above Front to tho
south of the cracker company's place.
In the meantime the tire was spreading
to the building on the north. where stand
a number of large mauuiactorloe, but
through the Work of the firemen and the
ilreboate. which had run hose from their
stations on the Delaware river. the fire
was not allowed to spread on that side to
any extent.
'l'Israa Fireman Hurt.
Shortly after 2 o'clock Fireman Magoo
waa hurt about the head by the ialling of
the back wall of the cracker company
building. He was standing in a room in
the Deeydoppel place when tbewall fell and
was injured by falling brioka He was re
moved in an ambulance, but it is thought
that his injuriee are not serious.
No exact figures as to lose and insurance
could be obtained, but a conservative esti-
mate places the loss than far at 0500.1“).
At 3 o‘clock the fire was under control.
The cracker com; lny's warehouse was
completely gutted but the damage to the
other buildings wao not no great as at
first thought, the flames hating been
mainly confined to tho roofa.
Three firemen Wore injured. rl'hcy ware
William H. Sturges. who Was caught by
the falling rear wall of the cracker com-
pany building and severely injured; bo
war-r taken .to a hospital. John H. (.Yolllnll.
who was struck on the head by falling
bricks, and Milrs .Viaguin, who was in-
jured on the foot by tirnberl.
At one point the Barnes apread acrosa
Front street and caught the (our story
building of J. J. Ilenhart, rage and paper
warehouse. By the quick work of the
firemen. howover, it was prevented from
doing any serious damage In all i ibrrlld
lugs were more or legs damaged by the lire.
MRS. ALVA VANDERBILT.
Mysteriourr Report or Else Wan to Wed
Mr. Belmont Yeaterrlay.
LONDON. April lit—Nothing can be
learned as to the origin of a rumor that
Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt. recently divorced
from her husband, William K. Vander-
bilt. and Mr. U. H. I’. ilelmont of New
York were to be married sec retly in Lon
don on Thursday, but there is not the
slightest ovidenm oi lie truth. Mr. Bol-
mont left London for Pariah week ago.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt went to lhooonti-
nen‘t about March :25. it cannot be dia—
eovered that either of them in now in Lon-
don.
PARIS, April lit—It wee impmnlhie to
communicate with Mrs. Vanderbilt early
in the evening, as she and her daughter
had gone to the theater. (inc oi her lilomI
intimate friends, who is thoroughly vonr
versant with her ordinary ailalra. Wail
asked whether it was true that Mrs. Van-
derbilt would be married to Sir. Belmont
in a few days.
“I do not think things have gone quite
so far.” was the reply, "although i hear
that Mr. Belmont baa played openly the
cavalier marvento ever since hire. Vander-
bilt'e arrival."
CAPTURED PAUl. REVERE.
An Incident In W'eremter’s I'atrlota' Day
Celebration Not on the Programme.
Wonr'rrsrnrr. Mona. April lit—The Wor-
centor celebration of I'atriota' day began
with a representation of the mlrlnlgbtrlde
of Paul “more. who wan impermnatcd by
Dr. William. F. Daniela Britiah soldiers
had been posted along the route to try to
intercept the rider, but the imrncnee
crowd on tho atrmta prevented thorn from
doing no. and Paul reached lr‘olter street
near tho rink in safety aftoravoidlng three
men who had tried to kidnap him on
Chestnut street.
While riding down Footer aireei he was
'puilcd oil ‘hia horse by the kidnapers,
buatled into a back and driven away to
homo unknown place, to the diagonal the
manager» of the affair, who intended to
have the rink rumoptiun the feature of the
celebration, The reception wan, however.
held without Paul Revere. and the ball
was enjoyed by over 1,000 people.
lilvaia Fight to a I'lnlals.
Sr. .loarrmr, Mo. April 19,—4.3. ll. Carv
yer and Harry Ward. two magma
thin city who have been will attentions
to the same young lady, fought with bare
rulsuto
determine which should give way to the
other They fought in a grove near thin
slty. and alter an hour- lighting were
compelled to desist from minor exhaustion.
marl wane men; '1. a can.
newest. N J. April it «John Hac-
gerty, a batter on )lyrtie etmt. Waller
ling. entered a cab and directed the driver
to take him to Orange, no particular I“!
tiustion being carried. 0:: arriving in Or»
an.- tbe driver found limos-d in
tho-ab. Death inattrlbnsadtoheartdia-
sass.
Mari! Captured by India can»
Plantar, Nah. April to. ma new phase
d the trouble on the rvmvation develop-
ed when Sheriff Mullina was captured by
Indian police with drawn revolvers lie
was eels-ad mat heart!“ afterward.
nun“... ..... ..
clear A mans!“
Pmtanltrnu. April inn-chair.-
Dfi m" mu ‘0 't I“
.It Db
AW
m “'5"
.nymwithm be
earl More
earn in contact
with a smile and plea-ant words. r
dunniatbeeenduotoftbeac acre-sauna
is probably mused by the/bslief , the
police have exhausted every mine of infor-
suation on him. The searching of
the chart isflnished. and no further avic
dues has been bruairbt to light. Durant
rated wall laat limit and ate heartily at
breakfast. Police surgeon lemon vlulted
him to study his actioue ln anticipation of
a plea of innaity when theoare ll brought
to trial.
Dr. Sonora says that Durant showa no
signs of an unbalanced mind. in fact. he
he with intelligence on ovary aubiact
was brought up. Durant seemed
pleased that he did not have to make the
trip to the morgue.
Another witnm has come forward who
thinka be new Durant and Mice Williaraa
or a couflo very much rem-.rnbling them at
about 11 :lb o'clock on Friday night. AI
he passed them he heard the young lady
laugh, and the young man was nailing.
He did not ole "V0 their actions alter-
ward. but aayrr they were walking toward
the church. The description tallied ox-
aetly with the dead girl and Durant. and
if they weret the pr ruon , ,‘rla testimony will
go to prove that the girl war not dead
early in the evening. as lmrr been eup-
pared.
Chief Crowley is aiill hard at work try-
ing to strengthen the evidence against
Durant. Ilo says than his men lravoso
far obtained no clear which would lead one
to believe that the murder had an accom-
p ice.
WHISKY CAUSED A RlOT.
foursome Minna Attack a Superintendent.
and a l’ne Flght Yell-ma.
Knoxvrurt. April lit—it is feared the
trouble of two years ago with the miners
will he reproted. A supply of whisky
reached their camp. and. becoming intox-
icated, a number of the loader» made an
attack on Morgan. the superintendent,
whose discharge the men demanded. Mor-
gan and his friend: opened lire, fatally
wounding a miner named llundrlcks.
This precipitated rs fro-o light. in which
a number at shots were ilred, the Morgan
party retreating to the woods. ‘ 'l'he min-
ers refuse to tell how many of their nunrn
her were hurt. but they are greatly excit-
ed. and the whole valley is arming.
The aberiilrr of Campbell and Andorrron
counties are on the scene with dopulh-e.
but it ls feared the minors will get a fresh
aupply oi liquor andmauno more trouble.
meow: TAX RETURNb.
The Total. It In translated, W lll Reach the
burn M II 5 ,mm.me.
Wasrrrmros. April lit—«it was author-
itatively eluted at the lrmmry dormrlrnent.
that the reports of collectors so lar receiv-
ed show that the amount of income tax
receipts no doubt will reach the estimate
made after the llm'iainn of the supreme
court was rendered. This is lrrterpa‘l
to mean about $15,000,000. No informa-
tion an to the number or amount of re
turn: already reported would be given out.
Much to the surprise and annoyance of
the oflclais. information reached the do.
pertinent from several citioa that the in-
come tax returns were ill!“ being offered
and asking for instructions. Several re
turns were offered to the collector for thin
city. and he was instructed to receive
them subject to whatever action might be
decided upon later.
GlRL FOUND STRANGLED.
flat ”oily \I’na ”thrower-d Near a (‘hurch
In liroekvlllr. (ital.
llnm'rrvrur. lint, April lil.——'I'ho dead
body of bile» Lillian Str-phonuon, daugh-
ter of the late mdur of St. l‘a-icr'e church
here. was fouml in a corner of a fence
about i5!) yards from the Methodist l'lpbl»
copal church. Miser Suvplrenwn had left
her borne at 4 o'clock on Tueminy after-
norm. and her dlrrappearanm had roused
some modulo-robin appn-henaion.
Au undershirt was iournl fastened
around her head and throat. There wire
1 marks of violence visible. but it is be.
loved that there hr no doubt an to the girl
havinglroon murdered. 'l'lrogronlon't ck
cltemorrt prevails here. an the girl'n {alu-
ily is one of the moat prominent and re-
apoeml in the town. There in no tlcw
whatever to the probable murderer.
W'Idw Recon" .10.!“
Purrarrrtrr'rrra. April lit—in the case
of hire. Katherine .\. Smith againat the
lTnited Staten Molina! Aorident autocla-
tion of New York to ici‘UVt't “0.04m on a
policy of aerldvnt lnaumnro on the life of
her hurrband. F. l’err'y Smith. banker and
broker. the jury returner! a verdict in la-
vor of Mrs. Smith for 010,165. Mr. Smith
broke his leg in jumping from a train at
Cape hlay.
A “totalle- Identity.
Lrtwrsros, Mo. April lil.-Thtrlnllfl Mc—
Carthy. when body was auppoml to hate
been found in rim water at lloaton and
which wa-r uulmmpreniiy brought here and
buried. in elite and well at Lawrence,
Maura. a letter to that client having been
received by his relatives here. The body
in now rborrght to he that of a llmtou man.
female Life Comic-t Din In Prison.
At or us. 5'. Y. .lpril iii. —-Jnae Brooks.
age-d 70 convlrted of murder in the that .
degree in New York city in the early alr-
lieu. but owing to a popular tooling
agairurt hanging wmnen at that time Gov-
ernor seyroour unmarried her nonlence to
,iile imprisonment. died in the wanun'a
prim hare. , _ . .___....
Died on the W
airman. Ila, and re. ~Dr John
1’ Wall of 'l'anrpa. while rsadinga paper
on”Puhlic Hygiene" before the Florida
State Medical asarxiaiian. suddenly gup-
edandfell back dead in tbaarmaof Dr.
5"“W m. .. ._
., Ito-anneal furore-re.
Pnlumrilu. April lit—The Atlanta
conference of the zmgelieal annotation,
which embrace! the matesef New York,
new Jersey. Pennsylvania and laryiaad,
bspn its annual res-ion in title city.
._ ,,. . ....- . M ”4......”
Town May-l by m
lumen. April I’m-m town of Tom,
on one of the Philippine lelaarla has been
destroyed byilre . 'l'wo thousand homes
were mend. One Illa was lost.
m Durand.
mum In". April 19.-’l'ha Park
mastered by are. TH
"who em beyond the flood.
ilalll Merria' latest contribution to!“
turn. oontaina among other delicious
about a certain Golden Walter. who their;
raw a mysterious lady. mutter-My henna
llful. and at lart made her acquaintance.
The episode in deaeribed in the followlue
curious age.
\ “After he had gone awhile and when II
the aummer morn was at lte brightest he
saw a little way ahead a pay rock riaieg
upfrumamidatof gringo! cabins. so
he turned thither almightwuy, for in this
plain land he had seen on rocks heretofore,
and arr he wont be new that there was a
fountain gushing out from under the rock
which ran thence in a fair little stream
And when he had the rack and the loan»
thin and tho rtruun clear before him, lo. a
child of Adam sitting beside the fountain
under the shadow of the rock. He drew a
little higher and then he now that it waa a
woman clad in green like the word when '
on she lay. She was playing with the
wellirirr out of the water. and she had
trusmrd up her aleevcn to the shoulder that
she might thrust her bare arms therein.
Ilcr slums of black leather lay on the grace
beside her, and her foot and [age yet shone
with the brook. ilelikc amidet the uplaah- ,
ing and clatter of the water. she did not
hear him drawing ni b. so that he was:
ifted up her face ?
and saw him, and he beheld her that it'
clone to her before she
was the maiden of tho thrice seen pageant.
She reddvncd when she saw him and has-
tily cov om] up her legs with her gown skirt
My
b in load. Abido,arrd rain” it“
”how I known, Whether thin, thy
love, shall laat I wot not portion thou.
But cure in my Mpe that it may be lit). for
I also, though it homer/co an hour rinse
I not eye» on time, have «out mine «yore on
thee tohovo thee to! in love. and.
darling, and my aperrb i d. And iii
(a
in how lwot that slum imam are. my
‘wI’lfll' "
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
teed the same day copy “hand:
ed in. Every reasonable oilort
and drew down the sleeves over her arme, 4 will be m to mm.
but otlu- -rwiso stir-”red not. As for him, he
eimxl hill] striving to speak to her, but
no word rnigbt hobring out, and his heart
bruit: nomiy. But the maiden npake to him
in a clear. ewmt voice. wherein was now
no trouble:
not, for I hate not see thee before? Yen,
he said 1 our an alien. Wilt then be good
to me? Sirosold. And wiry not?"
Then Waiter told about hie adventures
on diver-a interesting occasions, after which
tho young woman said:
“5mm thought hmh taken hold of me,
and I know it not. May happen in a little
while I shall know what troublea me.
Now I bid thou depart from me a little,
and I will abide here, and when thou oom-
est ban-k it- wlll either be that I have
found it out or not, and in either cane I
will tell thee. She spoke earnestly to him,
but he said. How long shall I abideaway?
il‘er firm was troubled as she answered
him. For no long while. He smiled on her
and turned away and went a space to the
other side of llu- oak trees. whence she was
still a irhiu ('yr'siror, There he abode un-
til the limo sm‘llil‘rl long to blur, but he
H'irmlvd himself and forlmre. for he said,
hut rim 1-1-an me away again. So be
ubirlml until again the limo seemed long
to him. and she called not foirlm. but
lilll‘i' rntuill ho {urlari'i- in lZU- Tlir'n ill’. lithi-
lro ni'rr-i'. urul lzi~ heart beat, llllil be- from
lili'il, illlll be walked bark again apt-willy.
and illl'lli irriiw maiden, who was still
standing by rim ru-k of the spring, her
nrnm hanging down. her oymdowneani.
Silo looked up at llllll as lu'drew nigh, and
her inns charm-d with hormone on she
said: I am glad thou art come back.
though it be no long while since thy de-
parture (moth to any it was scarce half an
hour in all). Nevertheless I have been
thinking many things, and thcmrf I will
now tell thee. He said: Maiden, (hero in
urine betwixt us. thoucb it be no hie
patrons, but change meant he
insisted upon as a right colon
copy is sent in hyz ii'ocioclr
Thou art an alien, art thou. In the afternoon of III. “I”
nurse gorilla”
WATER POWER.
umwaatymmeiimmm
W. “McQuhae,
68 North Main St. ‘
W South Norwalk.
EISlEIl llPEIIIG
MRS DIVE! havin slant arrived! “ml the
city with rheLa Ilene in in
invites rho ladies o'f (“Noreen r and via-lyirrr I;
call and examine our large melt Ii linear!
or
and l' ntrimmori nor and Me. at
Lowest niacin, nmwala. (module's Tries-
mcd Hal ate M
$1M err
and (' nirdma'n Hair ”70me Gone in t or Ian
"It aty ice. to rich leather more: a mdaily.
Ural. I. liivsrr.
ills: ME. Tsuyllrrs.
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helium nlttlbl'll and Flatt
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streamer] Maxwell
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Green's ll .70
Milan's for liaiarla, .15
Paint/r Compound, .06
Brandmh'a is, r .18
Almek'a Pierson, s
Benson's Cornice Planters, .
al’ills, :
Atwood’e Bitten, .
Maui's Microbe Killer, ate , .75
I‘l'arlam'a lllcrobe Killer, pl. jam, ”’2
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‘ Silk Waists, at $2.99
Kid Gloves, at 7 5 etc. and 8].
Lace Collars and Chiffon Collars.
Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 3 eta, 5 etc. and 9 cts. per yd.
An Easter Souvenir to every customer on Saturday.
'1
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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