be de me by infringe-
;of name. package or cigar-
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Made Easy and Perfect!
those modern do s. the art of dress mall?
hub for enrol it is anynnl. and an expensive
one . that. 3 reached the proportions of
, . . \
A Point to Be Considered.
itpa toattcnd a school and learn to
git-u e m own garments by a tullcr's
notl'l’oth whleii’nlltbe pol-factions have been
pro ’ tElrtunity of acquiring?
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is with care.
rs. ‘2 tosand no 0.Tuesdas{.Thuru-
’ llrdays.2dilolith M ii run 80.
mgfiondaye unannoud‘xs‘wwsdm
l
'4
inlafieans». ‘g'
mew Pole cr‘Bcsb.
Bush Beans,
‘ All of the Best Kipds.
, f§weet Corn,
.r..Swdet Pea Seed
By Ounce.
SIIUEL COIS‘I’OCK JR'S
at North Main Street.
a
ing the word
AGETON . .
.....AcElou
2 ? 2
If you are troubled with
Ilesdsche. Rheumatism. Iieursi-
gis. lad Golds. do.
‘ 33b
" ivryiit to your aillieted friends.
' en called to a case of La
Grippe. Dr. Mariam] always
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
a few powders, and you
never tire of recommend-
. M
R. Accton. 1 dr.
M. Fl. I’ulv Ni). ii.
Mega? on l’lai'flliyutijll" hour. till perspir-
‘ .
,° W ‘ ° , A. autumn.
The success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Ace-ton can he obtained at
R. H. I’laisted’s.
Jolt and Cyclone areal.
It? Pathllght
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t
Flames and Smoke in an Old
~ ‘* :lhccpid'si tibiae. '
name resume in renal.
\ awhile. and thcnwcut.
-as the residence of this city’now .
”I "51.61;. arply to them. Her words acted
' Logo to thc‘idtdrlor oi the 50m ; ' . i'
l r
Two Heroic Women Carry Help” Aged
Men and Warriors I“ Q Darn!” mild-
ing 'to rls’p‘n of Subtr-flfslc arm
Thus Rescued. '
Raw llsvn, tiny Ban—Somewhere in
the seller. of the Old Peepls's balls. on
Bullock arcane. a tiuybit‘of are. failing
perhaps from the open "door of the fur-
uucc. caught among the dry stuff and be-
fan to spread. lisilock avenue was drowsv
n . ‘ .‘v . ‘ .
'1'th spark of 'miscbief smoldcrod for
creeping. silently
and cteulthily. like a thin! in the night.
up through the lethiug of a partition wail
till it reached the bathroom on the second
floor. There in tile yellow pine it found
fat material to feed upon. it gathered
force. burst open the door and filled the
chambers with suffocating smoke.
Then came fccblc cries from the inmates
—crics mixed with suffocating sounds and
pitiful prayers for help. The upper floor
was in a panic. but the inmates. old. fee-
ble. some of them bedridden or chair.
bound. were rendered helpless by terror;
They could do nothing to help themselves
-nothing but call fecbly and choke and
prer-
Dowu stairs in the kitchen. oblivious of
the peril which monaccd their aged board-
crc. were‘ Mrs. N. ' G. Dorman and her
daughtdr. Mrs. William llull. Mrs. Dor-
man is a faith' curist. ,
“Mother. I smell smoke." cried the
daughter suddenly.
‘ “ You are right." said the mother.
‘ There'ssolnctbin .wrong on ext?"-
' t t f die
I
The waited rue d“ to 4th
stairs. and then for the first timc they
heard the cries of tho palsiod creatures
thora- Tboy ho uded up the stairs and in.
to the midst the blinding smoke. Thcy
paid no attention to the flames. All their
care was for ‘she poor old creatures shack-
lfid With age who were imprisoned there
and lluinmiuent danger of suffocation.
Shaking as if With Palsy.
rv’i‘hey found 00-year-old David Beecher
cowering in his bad and shaking as if
with palsy. They wrapped him in a blan.
hot and carried him down stairs and out
on the porch, where the air was dump.
but at least free from smoke.
Frank Gladden; aged 75. and suffering
dream" . had fallen faintingto
the , ,and' t are like'aidg Wood.
absolutely helpless. ’ lllmv‘too; t ey” bore
ton place of safety.
1* In one room they found a group of old
women huddled together and whimpering
like fri htencd children. Mrs. Del-man
ii bedlent to Jan in d.
rubbed, ié’am «gremlins. o .. a
ing. to the door and own tb stairs '
“$3. V. Not one of them was harmed.
' ' 0 er titres besides the old men men.
tinned had to be carried down stairs. One
or two. after they had voucher} “bulb.“
safety. new so daftwith excitement and
terrerthntthey‘ tried to creep back up the
:tqirs again and were restrained with
orce.
- By this time Bullock avenue had awak-
ened from its drowse. Strong man came
running upleagcr to lend a helping hand,
s" the two cool and ponreiso‘us women
a fdrcstalicd thorn. Then the lifespan
came along and attacked the fire. it was
not a difficult one to manage and was put
out. but not until it had done much dam-
The receded inmates woollevid Bipol-
cr and Frank Gladden. mentioned above;
Mrs. Mary Charlotte Tuttlcol Nordic-
.vcn. agcdw; Marcus Struttcn of filcholls.
aged so; l-lliphaict Baldwin cl Derby,
aged 80; Emily liawiey of Wont llaven.
aged 80; Mrs. C. C. Huhboll of Fair Hm
van, aged To, and Mrs. Mny Good of llun-
tingtuu and Mrs. Sallie Carr of New lla-
ven, cacb threevquartcrs of a century old.
A Distinguished Company.
Pnlupnlrnm. May Bit—Vice President
Frank Thomson of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company entertained lhc Furm~
crs' club at dinner at his country house.
Corkcrbiil, Mcricn, l’u. Among the
guests were Major General Nelson A.
Miles. Senator German. Governors bowe-
dcs of Maryland. Briggs of New Jersey
andliastiugs of Pennsylvania. Mr. Henry
Wildip of. London, John L. Cadmlsdzr
and F. Iopisinccu Smith of New Yor .
Senator Stephen B. Elkins. General W. J.
Howell of New Jersey. B. N. Baker and
ll. l". Newcmncr of Maryland and It. 1’.
Wilbur of tho l.chigh Valley llcilrcad
company.
for a Now Air Line.
Dram", May SLR—George l1. Mansfinld
of Boston. ono of the prosnotcrsoi‘ thc‘Du-
lulh and (lrcat Western railway, which was
incorporated a few days ago to build an
air line from Duluth to the lied river val-
ley, has scoured agents in nearly all the
towns along the routcand is getting right
of way. The road is backed by custom
capitalists They propose to use a new
system of transport. but resolutely decline
to mnlm public what it is. They assert
that by using is they will be able to move
:16. 000,000 bushels of wheat in 30 days.
(,‘yclole In Oklahoma.
Grooms, 0. 'l'.. May tin—A terrific cy—
clone passed through the Usage reserva-
tion. devastating farms and ranches. and,
it is rumormi. killing a number of people.
The storm was general over the territory
and was the worst on record. llmsii cy-
clones are reported from Norman. ltd-
mnnd, White Eagle and Parkinc. with
much destruction of property. Hundreds
of cattle were killed.
Milan's (lifts to the its".
(Juror/mummy. May 22.-—Thc sui-
tau's presents in the our open the -
clan of tho lsttcr's coronation cousin of a
butcher of silk carpets and other costly
articles. including a diamond pin valued
at limmm. intended for the clarion. in
addition. the sultan has sent a high dec-
oration io the czar and has forwarded
presume to the principal members of his
household. ...
Judgments For 030.00%
Lm'lsulln May 22.--A Judgment for
nearly £10,001le entered in the chaucery
court against Smith a: Stoughton. shoe
dealers. who measly assigned. Before
the failure the National Eagle bank of
liostou sued out attachments aggregating
about 039.com which were subsequently
assigned to the flank of the ilcpubiic of
New York. The decision sustains the as.
techmentc. , I
me up diesels.
, good authority'tbat the Standard Oil com-
The Acadsnpfl rm: Again
Dickeridg‘Witb Russia. ,
r0 comm. lawnmower.
no noes-callus ru‘tns Combination—cw‘
ditionc of the Oil Market Unsatisfactory
to match» W use ans-IS. use“
the Deal. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
New Yoga. May tit—ls is stated upon
puny has again opened. negotiatlcos‘witb
the Bunions for a division of the petro-
leum trade of the world. Representatives
of the Standard are now in Europe in the
interest of the movement. It is stated
that the terms offered by the Standard
company urevfuily do per scat more ad.
vautugcous to the Russians than any pre-
vious offer.
in the Russian petroleum fields,‘nnd it is
asserted that the negotiations now in
progress werebcgon by the trust through
the Botheollilds. The last previous effort
of the Standard to come toau understand-
ing with the Russians was brought to an
unsatisfactory conclusion nine months
ago. The present negotiations have been
in progress about six weeks. ‘ _ .
The export trade in crude andreflned
lrolcum wds never in a more t drough-
ltdcmoraiised condition than at ' at.
The action of the Standard Oil company
in refusing to sell clue exporters unless
they make known its destination smiths;
uncertainty mourning the agreement
with Russia have both tended to badly
muddle the. few independent shippers ' at
this port. ' ,
The condition of the trade in Germany
is a thorn in the side of the trust. and
steps crd looked for every day by the ex-
porters to stop the war in ricss waged
there. Just what step will taken and
what its 'offect‘will be is the of
worrimcnt. Every independent user
and refiner is watching his folio c with
suspicious‘cyes. and. like a cloud or all.
hangs the Standard trust. out of which
lightning may flash at any time. Who it
will strike is the question.
The three principal links in the lads
pendant oii trade in Germany are the Co
iambic Oil company. terminal. agents at
this port for the United States pipe line.
the firm of Gospel & Truhc. in the Corn
Exchange Bank building. who purchase
all from the . Columbia company for ex-
port to Germany. and Philip Path. the
head of ths‘Manuhehn Impia-t company
or Mannheim. Germany. whoreeeivee the
oil exported by Gccpei o Trube.
". name: like the Beat Eudoflt.
' To stop the, rate war not! waging in
Germany it is necessary for the trust to
buy up at least two of these three oou-’
eel-as. That. the trust la getting til-dd of
selling oil in Goruluny at a cost below lit;
ordination isknown to be a fact among
the oil exporters. It is believed that‘cte 'c
are new bcing taken by the Rustic ca .‘
out.this plan. and each of the three links
in the combination is watching the otbas
for the first sign of wavering. '
Philip‘Pc'tb controls through his vari-
cus‘cstahiisbmeuts a vast majority of the
independent Amaicau petroleum products
sold in Genneny. llc'msfutluins central
nations at Mannheim and Rotterdam,"
through which be supplies. burning oil to
towns and cities all through the Rhine
valley. At ‘ Hamburg is an her large
warehouse used for the ire ' along the'
Elbe. Other important plants are at Bro'
merhaven and st Flushing. near Antwerp.
Tho’Standerd Oil company supplies that
immense machine known asthe llsuwche-
Amcrican Petroleum Gessilscbaft. This
corporation is composed of the prin-
oibp: dealers in petroleum produc-
t ughofit' Germany. together with the
former oil tank chipownerc who trans-
ported petroleum to the European con-
sumers. it has a capital of resonance.
the control of which is owned by the
Standard Oil company. The trust has a
perpetual agreement by which the coinv
puny is to buy all its petroleum products
from it.
The fight in prices between the (locali-
scbaft and Philip Path has been waged for
three years. Prices are now so low that
both concerns are selling at less than the
cost of praiuctiou. This loss. however. is
not sustained by the German merchants.
but by the Standard Oil company and the
independcnt producers on this‘ side.
in the meantime the Russians have si-
se been getting countering wedge in the
German all trade. The low prices have
been more easily met by them than by the
American MUM". Though the fins-
sian prmluct is not as good as the Maori
can product. it sells for only a trifle less.
With Russia coloring Germany. and also
uiicmptiug tocbtain a foothold in France.
where the standard Oil company has a
monopoly at present. and with itnssiun
clls also finding a market in i-iouth Amor-
icu and the far cast. the trust must takc
some action to protect itself.
Charged With Wife Murder.
Oopnsunruo, N. Y.. May 2'2.--'l‘hs cor~
cnor's inquest over the remains of Mrs.
Frank Conroy. who, it is alleged. was
murdered in cold blood by her husband.
rclurncdevcrdict that she came to her
«loath from wounds inflicted by Frank
Conroy, her husband. with tho pmmsdi.
mind and deliberate design tooflcctbcr
death. (.‘cnroy was arraigned before the
roconier at once and charged with murder
in the first degree. He waived examina-
tion and goes to the grand jury. if» ap«
poured little concerned over the grave
charge.
New Jersey Mute Forestry Association.
PhAllWl‘Ilii. ll. .1. stay flu-Jive New
Jersey Forestry association met in this
place. Augustus W. Cutler of liorristown.
presidsutof tho association. presided. Pro-
fessor liaistead of iiutgcrs millage deliv-
crcd an address on forestry conditions
Among the prominent delegates are Pro-
fessor .l. lei. Smock. slatc geologist; B. I
lisruow of Washington. J. B. Cross of the
New York pciiscdcs commission and F.
ii. Rowan of the United an... geological
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Killed Ills ms.» was. a Ditch.
fir. Joussmmv. Vt. May lib. -- At
thciook. ii miles from here. Marshall
Way killed his wife. Mrs Way started to
go-sclncwhers in a buggy; her husband
cblcotod. but chainslsted. As she satin
the bum buttock heron the head m-
srcltimsc with a stick. layering her so
that she dial within a short time»
.‘ m at m Pu.
Murmur. Pa. lisy‘
Gilt lusts “link! I”
disuse cu- ‘
The Rothschilds have invested heavily ‘
\l.
1!
A well known. r Planter en
Merchant Is So it Norwsik
rs'isiec his okperlcucc.
- home lime egoour representative in.
tel-viewed Mrldeo. N. Warren. oyster
planter and dealer of No. 2 Chestnut
strict. The head and managerial this
pileupivebdpinesc. tron: its very pg.
lure. has often been subjected to in-
slcmeat weather and it is quite possi-
ble that uposure while superinteuding
particular branches of it induced kid-
ney trouble. At all «rats when ecu-
slgnmentc are being shipped to Eu-
rope, and this is the busiest part of the
season. he says: "i feel my back tron-
ble me modt. i know i have bad kid-
ney complaint for a long time, and
chancing to see Dean's KldiPiils
advertised as a kidney remedy and not
a cure-all. 1 had confidence enough in
them to get a be: at Piafsted’c drug
store and try them. The first be: con-
vinced me that they were just what I
needed. so I took another box. 1 did
not require any more after that. for
my back became well. i prescribed
them for my. son. who has bad a weak
hick from boyhood. They cured him.”
it“, a way Dunn’s Kidney Pills bhve.
rim do their work silently and quick-
ly. This is the universal testimony
they have. They are a specific for the
kidneys. 0n them they act directly.
The recommendations they have are
universal. ' ' ‘
The aching back lieu no greater enc-
my than Doun’s Kidney kills—notin-
turious to the most delicate consulti-
lion. Do not act on the bowels. but di-
real on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Price. 60 cents per box, or six
bone for 82.50. Sent by 'mail on re-
ceipt of price by Foster unnum Co.
Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the
United States.
Hives are not dangerous to life. but
they are a prolific breeder of misery
and profanity. Dean's} Ointment given
mutant relief. even in tire worst cases
of this and other mating diseas-
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A r’s Pills are, rcmxnmended by
lead pg physicians and hamlets, as
the most prompt. and efficient remedy
for hiliocsness. nausea. costivcuess,in-
digestion, ‘sluggisbncss of the liver,
Examine. and sick headache; also, to re-'
eve colds. fevers. neuralgia and rheu-
madam”;
One swallow does not make g,
butane swallow of One Minute gh
Cure brin . relief. 3., P. Weed, Kor-
walk; G. :Sriilscn, South'fi‘orw‘aik.
As the “rough of a buildiugdcpeuds
upon‘thc sch tyof ital'fcundatim,»
health dc ads npost‘thd modifier: of
the b .Toexpel haparitios and
031130 the vital fluid to become
and lifeglviag. Ayer's he he
Dr. F. W. Dormer has moved
his office from over the Pilot
Oiliceto No. l PARK ROW.
opposite Grand Opera lime.
Stamford, CL, where he will be
pleased in we his Nor-walk pa-
tients. Fare allowed. Dulce
hours from 8 a. m. to 6 .3. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesdayfrom 8 e. us.
toll .m..for the ecommodation
of h s Hawaii: and Heath Kor-
walk patients.
FAIRFIELD COUI" -
IITIOIAL Bill.
incorporated. i824. Capital. swam.
on."
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring Irst
class help is any capacity can obtain the
camcilumcdlatclysi the above agency;
clcoibosc wishing positions. either male
is Mela. “unscrew
@5th
the most powerful and. elective medi- W'ngtdgflflgld by all W
cm” “‘9: I . ., memmw‘ ‘
Children Cry for sin. n. D.Younk. mom. 1...
, writes. l_bavc use-dilute Minute Cough
Pitcher 8 Castorla. Care for are years. both for myself and
. chihknnsindlmiihraift the qtgfkflfl
Children Cry for ‘3‘” 1‘:st :23 £11” “£2. hWEgi.
; . . ti . -
Pitchcr'e Castcria. .31.". ° ' 0'
, Children Cry for
Removal Notice! Pitchcr'c Cactcria.
It is guarauilvd to give act satisfac-
DR.F.W. DARMER W w madam 2,5 mm.
Surgeon Dentist, perbon. I. ‘. Weedund 0. c. Milena.
STAMFORD. - - - CONN. ”“Wm"""""""”‘“"‘“"“'"
EDWIN O-kmiliiit Pulm~ says the so. lamisJonrnalongriculturc
gAgginggimVWm in an editorial about Xo-To-llac. the
‘ ' ' famoustobecco habit care. “We know
Knlfltflzfltu 6 gimmeny cases cars: by 130.:ng
itnwulo. men. can . mun. spin-facet .lsluis loci,
bsvm ll. limes A. Litmus, mokedsud chewed for twee .
Rita-"loss maroon. Tim'- 3 ”III". twoboasscered bill: so that «mu the
llACOfl. “film“- nachcfurbaccculskcs him sick." lilo-
Accounts of modicum Hersh-lie ToBucmlduad mowed ll. H.
and individuals ted. fielded. Macaroon . free.
Safe Deposit loses Sterling Remedy (30.. cw York or
Freetcflccceiicrs. WWW“ ““““““ “ ““““““““
Young masts dread the summer
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
Wthlnillsmascm
Barnum. In... "Junta—Esau
Wheat-"lwfsh fussy that I pro.
curedasumpicbottleofDrchud'cCoi-
icOarecndsln doiigbmi withit. My
2? icnowfour months cld.end has
nedcvsry cfbershortlifewith
colic. lhsvc almost cv biog
«or heard of. but cantrnthffll; say
that anything! have tricdcsnaotccm-
gcm with Dr. Band's Colic Cure.
0‘1” . Mrs. G. G. ,
as MW... ammflb’.
Eczema is e frightful affliction. bntiike
$0?“ skin diseases it momWWi
a W
W but“: chow *3
cure . . . . . ; .
C. Stlllcon, G
Scuthlfcrwulk.
Miami.
fElectricBittorguicamodicinesuited
mauyseason, tperha more nor-
allyneeded mangle “fin-t.
wbcn .
ed feeli ' liver
m1“ :3 ”will! when the is
and the need of a
tonic and alterstivcisfelt. A prompt
acoofthiu nicdicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal biliouc fevers
3° supreme wilder: more‘hsénely in
frmnmalarial pom..." ‘ Hoodoo“ afoul.
WWW... mi We 5%?”
. crs. can an r
bottle at G. C. 3.3m. and. 3.1);
Weed’sdrugstcrcu.
In the Spring a young man’s fancy
lightlyturns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cliuulsci , taehlvoer, pnnf’ y thzc li’ioodwand
nvigore i system. . . cud.
Exam: 6‘. C. Btillsou. South blar-
w
lawless beesh' . “
FmalatterwrfttcnbyBch.Gun-
derman,othuondale,Miclr .wcareper
mittcdtomakctidcextract: "Ihavcno
hesitatiminrecomrnending Dr. King's
New Discovery as the results were al-
most marvelous in the casoof m wife.
While I 'was pastor of the ptist
church at Riven Junction she was
bought down with pneumonia «newsl-
ingLaGrippe. Terrible paroxyms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it stat-med as if she
amid pm survive film. A friend re-
comnwndcd Dr. King’s New Discon- ;
it was quick in its work and big y
mtisfaetm'y in its mild." Trial bol-
tlesfrneat (l. C. Stills-oil's and E. P.
Wgog'sdrugsfom. Regular size 50c.
an i. ‘
lMMinnteisthostandurd timc.und
One Minute (burgh Care is the standard
pnrpnrntim forevcry form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that pastures immediate results. E. P.
Woes]. Norwaik; (i. C. Stinsou, South
Norwalk.
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Me This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Be-
werd for can of Ceturrh that can-
not be by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1'. J. (.‘unxr‘xt 00., Props, T
We. the .
J. (.‘bcncyfcrthslsst loyears. and be.
have him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and unlawfully
ebleiocarryout any obligations made
their firm.
as”: Trust. Wholenlc Uremic.
Toledo. 0.. Welding. Kinnen & Mar-
vin. Wholcuulc Dmggists. Toledo.
Oh”.
Ball's Cutcrrh Cure is taken internal-
ly.sctingdirrctiy our the biomisnd
system. Price,
Did'you cvcr flank how readily 61;:
blood ll [limited constiptton?
blood means bad health and atom
old age. DeWilt's little Ear y Bison.
the fame» little pills. memento obsti-
nate csnutipuiiou. E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk; 0. G. fittilson, south Norwalk.
Wurst“ Ilse
Tbcbestsulve in the world for cats,
bruises, mrs. ulcers. salt rhesus. fever
ummicttermha . hands, chilhlnius,
mans, andall s n eruptions. and {mi
lively euros piles, or no pay requ mi.
A. L. Wooster. e maniacal citizen of
(new. Mich" after suffering excruciat-
i y from a for twenty years. was
rural in a a time by using DcWiit's
Witch liens] finite. an absolute cure for
ullskiu diseases. Mandible more.
tionisused than all othms com nod.
11. 1’. Ward. Norwalk; 0. C. Btilisou.
South Norwuik.
rams-um.- or.
numhscumntofthcgrmt lawful-
ity mg children «and by bowel
d and
stout trial. E. 9. Wood liorwulk; O
c. ffiiiison. Booth llcrwslk. .
”tumultuous-harm
”nonhuman-"ere“ ,
muwuumsm
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BUFFALO. Icy sa—rln Brown-block.
a large four story baillIIIlk. 149 £10
Seneca nuns. part of it forming a pcrtlbn
of the Brown buildin recently .veostpd
structure] modeling it. , The fall g
wells went down upon a couple of can
brick building adjoining on the east side.
ll’erbss ‘ demolishing them. Still!!!”
s
next door to the“ feili a
building. was crushed like an gs ii.
It was full of harbors and custom and
it wsc certain that all of them did not get
cut siiyav Quickly reipcndlng to an
alarm. stores of men ‘was put at work
clearing away the ruins. They worked
with feverish haste. hurling brick and
broken iron and timbers into the street.
for they heard as they worked the agonized
cry of men beneath them; In the street.
a terrible evidence of the disaster. flowed
a stream of blood from a horse that had
been stricken dead in the middle of the
street by the failing debris. A tide of
brick. mortar. lathe. beams and boards
extended from the ruined storesof ii and
lo Seneca street over the sidewalk and
nearly to the middle of the street.
The victims of the disaster arc:
The Deed—George lists. one of Jones'
harbors. ill years old, died at the Fitch
hospital at 9:55; ‘ a ‘
Jennie Griffin. cashier in Schucrt’e her-
bcr shop. 8.} “I
William P. Straub, contracta. buried
in the ruins. -
The injured—as. 1.. llewks, acarpcnter.
address ,. unknown. married. severely
bruised and out about the body. not sari;
ousiyfnjurod; James Adams. 77 Chandler
street. a carpenter. severely bruised. cut
and injured internally, has a Missed one
child; Michael-'O'Bricn. a cprpenfer. liv-
ingeat ”Memes street. hack broken. a
married, yuan and has four ,ldlildrcn;
John Jkngdon. barber; J. Hickman, har-
ber? George Morphy. utcamfltter; William
Alexanderz‘Petcr Strnub. contractor; Wll~
lism Kuppingcr. internally injured; J.
Fullm'yar. workman. internally injured.
Straub. Fullmyer and Kuppingcr were
workman and were pinioncd down by
beams and bricks. All were rescued alive.
A NATIONAL ZOO.
The New York Zoological Society Selects a
Site In llroux Park.
NEW YORK. May 22.—At last New York
is to have a zoological establishment
worthy of a great city and of the nation
us well. After six months' careful study
and fumigation the New York, Zoologi-
(a'l society has finally decided that out of
all the 8.500 acres of park lends north of
the , river South Bronx park Is the
finest location for the magnificent zoo-
logical park that the society propcsccto ca-
tcblish. .
President Andrew H. Green and Pro-
fecclw vl'. Osborn. backed by s
strong of representative business end
prof, ' men from the zoological, co-
cietyl-hu’ce'aeppscrcd belorsthsim and
the. j ' of thesinking‘tfnad
ll) .
lots-cu to the cdcllltybf'tbeland selected.
tics will be greeted. _
The site chosen, which is strongly recom-
mended by thc society‘s new director.
William '1'. liorneday. embraces 26! acres
of strikingly beautiful woodland and
meadow on the Bronx river. abundantly
supplied with water. and in very many
ways particularly well adapted to the and
in view.
The Zoological scclcty is pushing its
wink with vigor. and a great :00 for this
city and the whole country. free to the
public six days in each week. seems a cor
teiaty in the near future.
GAIL HAMILTON ILL.
[lat Little [lope ls Entertaiued For 1ch
Recovery.
"sutures. Mace. my 29.-Gsil llam-
iltou (Abigail Dodge) suddenly fall sick
again last night at her homo bore. and
very little hope is felt for her recovery.
The attack is similar to the one from
which Miss Dodge suffered last a year
ago in the Blaine mansion in Washington.
At that time Miss lhxigc. who had been
very strong and well. was found apparent
ly deed in her room. and a report to that
effect was sent over the country which
«used hundreds of obituary notices about
her to be printed. Many months later she
wrote an account of her sensations during
the time that she lay in this comatose con-
dition. She said that her two dead broth
crs. Brown and illunwood Dodge came
and talked with her. and aim told at some
length what they said.
Since that attack Miss Dodge has been
living very q her old home here.
Although weak bodily. her mind. how-
ever. has been as strong as over. and she
has kept in close touch with the affairs of
the world. llr. i-i. it. Taylor has been
with her all day. and Mrs. .l. (3. liichnrds.
the nurse who so faithfully aitcndcd he:
at Washington and accompanied her on
her trip home from that city, has bco‘
summoned to llamiiton.
Another lieasac Cyclone.
Kansas Cm'. May all—A cyclone
struck seven miles south of Emporio and
traveling northeast skirted the town oI
Burlington. ricer Emmi-la the house of
William liughcs was badly damaged, and
Edward Jenkins was out in the head by
flying debris. Considerable term properly
in the vicinity was damaged, and orchards
and crops for some dlstcncc were torn up.
the cyclone cutting a swath several hun-
dmi yards wide. Telegraph communica-
tion northeast of limperia suddenly stup-
ped. and nothing more of the ’sform’s
mm is known here except that it caused
Burlington people to seek their collars.
fluid for forgery.
nu. mum, bless. May eta-«John
Bartholomew. brought him from Pitts.
field charged with forgery. waived exami-
nation In the district court here and was
held in l2.000 bands. It has developed
that Bartholomew“ well known to thc
police through having. it is alleged.
thrown himself in front oi,sn engine in
order that he might get the amount of no-
cident insurance which be carried.
claim was disallowed.
unequa- flhoch riser titles. if. 71.
lines. it. 1.. lie at -A distinct
c shock was sit in this county.
At Ociudsu the shock was so severe that
“is fishing was visibly enlisted. Ind the
water needed from the stores as though
moped” chmdisbccdwss bclcg
Wynne
:3 1 5" $3”? .
w v .
byfibc'lel‘lteravuicn cisgrcphccuipany ,
collapsed. with scarcely a warning. whili "
s nunlbsr of men were «at work in. the 2
l
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prucriptioa for Infants and chil-
drcll. It contains neither Opiate.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sab-
stence. Itissharmlecs substitutehlr
Paregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It ispleasant. Its
guarantee lefthirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castor-la is the
Children's reactor-tho Iother's
Friend. '
cas'roma
For Institute and Children.
no'not lie-imposed; '....... but insist upon
having ecstatic. end so: that the {ac-slain;
signature of Z ,
l
is on the
“weal?"
. We shall pro-
feet ourselves and the public at an ha'sards.
m Carmen couramr. 77 Murray sums.
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Examiner in
U. 3. Patent once.
. 1576 to 1883.
Moos, 430 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
rum is every prospect that the applica. Caveats.“
cucumcsic man 0 mm.
d o unt‘lnlcsstlme
drawing or photo. with
lieu. We a vise. if pulcnlable or not. frceof
charge. Onrfccuotduciili
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patent is sec _
teiu Patents," with
counlncc
coeto samelntch.S.andiotclzn
cratfrcs.
Address.
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It Is
the Best '
plan. in buying .1 wheel, to avoid the
new and untried makes.
has stood the test of lime.
liuy one illnl
For new:
ymnr our ” lie-sure.you-are-right-and-
ihcn-go-ahcad” policy has made the
“Phoe ° ”
' Bicycle
lemons for beauty, durability, strength
and speed.
Cost. $I00.
A " l'lurnir." unless almond. needs no repairs w a
lumidrmilie unvinsl Every 1]. lmiuuvcmem. imbal-
llg rcioiorvul 'umls. Luge and .io-i-prmyl innings.
tumi bubs an banger. adjustable b noIc ill], cl...
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hrs-571 Madison Ave.. New York.
The Value of Vlsli
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flf‘pf‘niliillifll‘i‘ on its beauty than any.
Ills
thing else. Our cw‘k (Ifilillii’lli‘i' iinls
designs and minus varied «trough in suit
any taste in the world. Tili‘fl‘ lil’I' intri-
cate and nation as well as plain and
the water In a posit is which several also i
pimple designs. in delicate. mtiui iluls,
as well as in stronger. wanncr odors.
Painting, paper hanging and decent.
nifnctccnvenicut for on to call fit on
stem drops M. an: lellbcplceerd
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