1am Qoaduetorlsnaie one line
hmmmfiuluam‘”‘
ommwmmt.
“hoaraadahhhmanddidnot
“ J mgltthe dock here until alter 1:
o'cloell
” am. ’wll'n Inna on and experienc-
ed mm. was taking the plaee oi}
the head hrahemsn. who was sick. it
la not. known exactly how the accident
WM. blititiaahaoo‘tedthathe
attempted to Jump from the forward
har to the tender. when he allpped and
went under the wheels.
The loconiotlve fireman noticed
llatoh’a absence from hia port soon at-
ter parsing New lllllord. The train
wan topped and the remains oi the
hraketnnn were found frightfully Inau-
gled and scattered along the track.
They were gathered up in a meal bag
and left at the New Canaan station.
Hatch was a single man. lie was
well known all along the Danbury dl~
viainn. and his friends were ahoclted
to learn oi his cruel and untimely
death.
inrpenior'w. P. Sherman inspected
the ear iron: which Hatch tell when
the train reached South Norwalk. all
it is refinired to do by the rules of the
coronary. it was tound all right.
nothing being broken. although the
car was sputtered with blood.
01d! omens 3! sum.
Adjourned Annual looting of the
m Congregational chords.
'l'lte *adlourned annual meeting oi
the First Congregational church was
held last night.
The church omcers were revelectrll
ior the ensuing year.
Full and interesting reports at the
Sunday school work were given by
Superintendent ('harles Bversley Cur.
lie. the aaalatant auperlutendent, Mine
Mine Charlotte id. Batman. and oth-
ers. They showed the school to be
in a prosperous oondition and excel-
lent work being done through it.
Eighteen or the seholara have united
with the church during the past year.
All the ofllccre Were rte-elected. They
"6". sow mfiarlg E. Cur—
tin. assistant supern ancient. little
Charlotte F. llny'lilond: needs! analyt-
, ant and secretory. Wallace ‘jlarvin:
' treasurer. Frank Curtis; ii any. ‘A.
oeker. E. 0. Renter. George it. St.
mmipcrelmmal
.1. all
John and Frank Curtis.
6 mankind
still put
W qt” loll“ therein
mom own was a pan.
\lihe mind;
egg.“ that by tin
tailsiua ill not turn
. up,
Haney all not "III
N braiulvt-n in (but
.. and morbidity; A
is not bitiillody. Hl‘li
WW lali narnuni
“"21”,. ill liar
‘ we allonlld display it
We in it Mei other all
0” limit in a marble
In all in Well
Willi now rs and pomp
Ir. Deterrent Doean‘t llnderstand the
Waldenlloctinglgency.
It. it Do l-‘orrlli. ol’ if? Main ntrocl.
were somewhat alttpriltell yesterday to
revolve a notice lroni the Commercial
Law company, oi Hartford. giving him
nouw‘um nu Sultlll Nol'tl'alit not
mmpunl had Vlail‘ll a ”film of $1.» "0
in the. Hartford company» hand» .or
l'trlltrtriltill.
lie, called llplm the reprmwntativm
oi the beef mmpany and was luiormcli
that. they had given this router!) lm
ehl-h'aec‘otlnt. lle l’t‘t'lilini a voucher
rr-rritying thin tm-t.
Mr. De Porellt in at it ions to "title?-
aiand the method» of tilill linrtlord
coilel'tion agency. tin does not intend
to tray .1 bill he does not owe.
titld prickly. with
Al lo! until in.
so Maillot. nor wan ll
Mutable that our
NW“ [minute it aitct
m Mr it bull llrtl.
m intgxllignut and
at our time earnestly
g-» as th talent and
W . “wine at
mauve ice in tin
. of new procen
heap ~eartlt with
my?
I‘ll two! “It
In lfl’a’. Not m
. ell - hie climate
.. its the ruin
the neuron
‘ .. to the
Auxiliary Did Ila that Work.
Sherman model! and till' ladicn' nun
lliary oi the Royal .treanunt. met Inst
night. Several unis-urn of the rollnrll
were tnntailml by llintrivt Deputy Will~
lam P. iloyt. The auxiliary did "it
first work under tlu' new ritual. and it.
was well pvrl’ortllml. Olit' candidatu-
was initiated. A initial time lllllowmi
the,» routine bunlnm. Whint Willi l~lt~
toyed. night. table» being mounted. The
prized were taken by him. Mary E.
Smith and George it. You Aletyne. live
ireahmeuttl were served in the banquet
room. . .
right Idlowa Dietrhrvwing
A row occurred in Railroad plnrc.
last night between tfbarles Parson and
lonia Quinta. They villited nevcrnl
saloons yesterday aftilrnmln. and on
coming out of one oi them had some
word» over the throwing oi dice. l'ar-
eon. it is raid. Rt’t’llt'lml Quint" of being
' a ”annular," and made a pom at llllll
' whereupon Quinto knol'lted l’araon
down on the sidewalk. When Parana
got up he made a mail for Quinto. but
the latter toiled hill friend again. and
then friends at the couple evaporated
them and got them to go home.
beautiful.
burr-urn
Julius-ya
m hack for a lepori.
The dirertora of the Kuwait: lioar-t
at Trade held a meeting hurt night
in tlo olive oi Taylor a “olden. The
project at the J. ll. Wuhhurn Machine
annually. Oliver A. Phelps. proprietor.
of Walllugtord. to remove to Month.
wee WI at were length. The
matter waa referred back to it. mu to
center with the mutually and "DI!"
atnmeetlugtoheheldiatheaearto-
tare.
Mahabharata.
l
t
l
HIM“
:la built around a few incidents and
urea at .the W m Holler
hater-alanine crowded house. and
like mull hie other tare-sham the and-
throtthoat thepiaee.
tlaornoetoryahdtheplay
much fun and specialty work Burt
Beverly was given an Willi“! to
allow his abilities as a median. and
he improved it well. lite songs and
llama were very good Indeed. Edith
itarrllta was very clever and naming
as the giddy type-Written altll was ap-
plauded tor her comedy aonga. Harry
Porter waa very funny as the onion
boy and had besides an amusing spec—
ialty. Among the reat of the coat
were Mabel and Lulu Nichols, who do
it number of bright things in the flag-
ing and dancing line. Sherman Wade.
George Dale. Holdall Halvera and Ma-
rie Warren.~liartford Currant.
"The Railroad Ticket" Will be the
attraction tonight at Hoyt's Theatre.
It. Katharina lobar.
it is aid that no actrestl touring the
country has met with ouch praise
from dramatic eritlca as baa Mine
Katherine Roller. who in titled every-
hody’a favorite. in Minn lioher‘ll re—
pertelre are plays that have never be«
fore heén presented at popular prices.
and which ahe- liar the able right to
produce. Among these are "Doris."made
famous by idle Elaicr; Bartley Camp—
bell's ”A Heroine in Raga" the amine
lug comedy, "Pink Dominoeez" Maggie
flltcheil’a great auccese. "l-‘anehon;"
"The Paymaster." "Mine Dixie" and
"The Clemenceau Case." Mine lio-
ber’a company opena an engagement oi
six nights and four matinec's at Htiyt'a
Theatre on Monday evening. mati-
nees commencing Wednesday.
m! 3365300180“.
Donnell lot Affected by its Operations
~Attraetiona atnia Hyperion.
Many people in how Haven have
lormed the lmpreaaion lrorn misleading
newspaper reports that in future this
city would be obliged to get along with
low it any llrllt-claao thutrical prodm»
lions Ilecaulle oi the operations of the
trust. This in a false impression. So
long as it. ll. Bunm-il continuoe to
manage the Hyperion theatre its pa-
tronll may never deepalr of seeing the
best this. or any vountry van prmlllce
in the theatrical line. in an interview
with a linion man thin morning. Mr.
liunnoll gave a liat of the attractions
which he bull booked lor the nenr llt-
turn, which iollowa:
hire. Minnie Maddorn Finite. lu
“Teas." ”The Pacific flail." with Kid
ill-Coy; ".lavlt and the licanlnlilk."
Lillian Rem". Delia Fox and Jet! l)'~
Angelle; in ”The Wmidlug Day," Julia
MarIch in "The Countlnls Volt-aka."
William “little in "Secret Sorvil'n,”
lilti Soibcrn. Stilton and bin band. Sol
Smith llum'll. and "The Heart ol
Maryland," with [Mlle Father.
"in addition to those mentioned,"
said Mr. Illlnncll. "l baw- juelt, rwrlvml
thin telegram. Whlt' vb emahn for lien", "
Nell i'ork .l.lu. may,
To “my. Ii. lllllluull. Ilypv rinn 'l'brulro'.
New iinven. t'onnx
All It will be lfllll'llifiJllI‘ to romply
with your rl'illlt'rt! for the rmpprrtmnl-v
of "The Highwaymen." sit on owning
perinrtntluw ibin w'uuoll. owing to the
phenomenally sill-remain! run at the
Broadway Theatre, i shall, out of mm:
pllmcut to New llavnn, the birthplxu-l-
of thc opera. give n apt-rial \i‘l-llnt-mlay
matinee on February 1', with the nano-
conlpnny at: was new at tho llylwrioll
on the opening night. and in addition
will bring tbl‘ Broadway Theatre or-
cbcatra.
., .
.tt,
ANDREW A. McCORMlCK.
OW
Statehradaoflhel 0.11.
Further nrrangenuutm were made at
the meeting of thcsltntc and county oill'
l'crlt oi the A. 0. ll, held in New Haven
‘on chnmday. for the great, state ”i"
rude oi the order in Waterbury. May
23 next. in commemoration of the lrieb
revolution of Hill}. 'l'ho reports of the
various committees were very encour—
aging and made evident that the pn—
rtule will be a big nut-cello.
flill'lllly believed lhat fully 6.000 nun-r.
nian» and almost all many more ment-
bcra of other societies will parade. and
that Waterbury will have on that day.
nearly 25,000 viultorll to care ior. (fol.
it In con-'
industry. A group oi is taken
it consist! oi twenty-dye individuals
employad in the batting :iadnetry. oi
the orange age of 39.2.
of native and ti oi to birth; av-
erage number in family. 3.2; average
weekly hours of labor. 42.48: average
weeks employed at regular occupation
during the year, 42.92: are the average
weekly earnings. 810.72; (our own their
own homes, three. of which were on-
cumbered: 16 were repdrted as rent
payers, the average monthly rental be-
ing 89.50: hve paying no interest. taxes
or rent.
The four house-owners report the to-
tal annual living expenses to have been
$032.25, and the total annual earnings.
$766.12 per family; the per cent. cost
of living of earnings (exclusive at in-
terest. taxes. etc.). was “ll per cent;
and the expenses for interest. taxes.
water rental and repairs, 11.5 per cent.
of earnings. the possible savings oi
earnings being 11.5. '
The til employees reported as rent-
payerarahow total annual earningr- oi
$536.94 per faculty. the total would liv-
ing expenses being ”98.37 per family;
the «moat oi living inclusive 0! the
amount paid for rentl was 71.6 per
cent. the rent being 2! 2 per cent. and
the pomble savings" . 2 per cent. of
earnings.
Five individuals. paying no rent. in-
tercat. or taxes. allow annual mat oi
living to have lmn3343.antl the. annual
earnings $433.30 per tmon; the per
cent mat of living or earnings being
1’95. and the possible savings 20.. not
rent. of earnings.
Twentytwo establishments in the
batting industry return 2.598 employ-
ectl on their several payorolle on July
t. third. and at the rorreapondillg date
in tutti. the same establishments report
2.5:” persona all being r-lnployed. a do.
crealle 0! it per cent: 56 per week was
reported an the average houra of labor.
and 70 per went. as the pmportitm oi
normal btullneall done during the your.
Taking the amount paid in wages for
the two periolbl at: u Innis. the de-
crease in production in i897 trout law.
wall .1l per vent.
0 A. B. Cobweb Party.
'l’iw Woman‘s Relief l'ol‘pu oi lilting-
i:lss Fowler i'ont. (i. .\. it. lit-bl it very
enjoyable cobweb party last night. it
was followed by dancing in the Grand
Army llnll. Wilmington street. The
lost meeting in the present ball will ho
bold tonight.
"New Engiand‘a Grate-I
Newepaper" hall been ably earned by
The Boston Herald. it ill :l lmwepaper
all the time, and while it is tint and fora.
most a New England newspaper. mad. for
New ling’lmt irrr. the “9‘53 oi the world
is fully and aI-wurntely reported in all—
vame at all otlur paper». it maintains
departmrniu murmur mm - lnrl poll-
ll 1‘.I'llilrk'liiflilvlll’iai‘ll":31fiilf"¢,ffu‘lol’l
and Mutation mm in! inhma auto
"or and prob animal 5‘[tllll‘ on Mt ttu
in"?! and «0- Lil lift, 1‘ . I'll Every
inpi or ll 1t ll' tmttmnl interest It
nblv and brilliantly Illa. ”Is-d lttt illlts
Irttinna .-tl"i tilting; I. ih tone of th.
'puttr, and in mum» at any other
“I Whit .lw in .\'.tv lhtlglml. its 10 daily
nlltlonn Hmblm ‘il'w lio'mn “(fold to
remit the w npb at all time-s with the
very Lure: m u1 Th. Sunday Herald.
ill-21mm brim: n great neumaper. in an
r2 plume of tin week in the at) tel affair»
of New Vii l..md a magazine appealing
to the lnlol loom «than: livery reader
of tilt! aprr nhanid have aa well The
Boston erald in the Sunday, morning
or avaning editiona.
The title of
The Worst 1" l ‘
Out of “Hp 63
Wt .“mi or \lel. m.
lint nr tint
Can Be cured
w
li‘t’ iHthl
Royal Pearl.
-m... 4..
Melt. llll 81.00 H llllllGllll’ll.
m
J. 1‘. Murphy. oi Bridgeport. the corn-
mandnr oi the Hibernian limes. re-
go, and one more company will be or-
ganized in llanbury. Over 5,500 men
have voted in their dlvlaion meetings
to take part in the demonstration.
......
View: ,
Thr- prmut piano ior the new ’l‘own
llonae. it decided «turn. will involm an
outlay oi nearly 060.000. The plans
have been removed from Adam»
lirothera’ market and placed on enhl‘
times In J. ll. .lmltlngs' windmv In
{data stunt Norwalll The aelratnlen
are In renelpt of another set at piana
but they are not ead’etly up to the re»
quirentcnla.
Marsha-piles.
toasting iaatalgltt with a. C. ital-er,
la llalweotl avaaea. and arrange! tor
ported that all: mnnpanlea are ready to "
Tho ’l'ritflt L‘littl'nh club held a"
TTTTHTTTT _‘
' PLAISTED’S ‘
; SlRSlPARILLl
Iii 'l’lll'I um.
50 Canto :1 Bottle.
nu zillion
We have all kinds.
R.H.PI.AISTED
ultimatum await.
tint-tn emu.
nonunion; monument
eotenittainaarefereneeiothehittlhg‘
, it being W.
New Hamburglls. New Laces. New Wash Goods.
Kl
w ..
NORWRLK.
l
~ torment Emporium
FIIRFIELD oouerrr’s oaanrns'r herons.
New French Organdies.
. I
New flamburghs. New Organdles.
tin Saturday wellhlplay our new lime» oi Hamburgb iii , ll ,, l
Ellgingu, lnnertlona and all over eil'el'te. including a very h a 3:"; "ma" that a“. made for "WW” wear “'9”
dainty linnof baby nets, on a rut-nus of more tiles-lively :1.” :r 3‘" a"? thing made toenperllede or t" tnkctlu-
llltrodm'itlg the name. The prion-e for one week, begin. El ,‘ 0‘. hrgnlnllw. g Always dainty: nlwayn pretty;
ning Halllnlny, will in» twenty per rent. lens titan regulnr. 1‘3: I” ‘l in!“ 3"“ n) ' "I" new hm’ is "0" on our
We would advllit'vlll' [animus lit-«ling this clan» of wear ‘tliu '. n. rear ’ m "It” that want m make "M" “l’ f“
to take advantage of this lilil'flll "ill-r. " ”Wm”! '. m. "’0“ are the MI anfl' Organdien.
The price \leI be 12;. Ill and :55 cents per yard. The city
’ o lenln irice on than: 00d ',1 .
Domestics. ' 1“ K 9 "‘ *5 ......
One lane of Striped Outing “tunnels. in moonlit».
the Pin kind, per yard ............................................... file
line we of Unbleached Muslin, 40 in wi1lo..................:’)(r Dress GOOdS.
Towels thlr Spring Dress Hoods will be mm on our emotions.
' We have mult- staple dark colon that WI' shall rinse out
Twenty—live ohm-n Lint-ti Hunk 'l’th-lu. "W 171' :Inllargxtille.
kill“. lWill‘W~ ~-~"‘lf Seven plows slur fancy mixture-e, all new gorilla.
'l'hlrll down Bath 'l‘uwc-Iu Inrlze my Menthol or that are vcrt‘ rhmp at an. it.» ”In!“ rlotu' out
unbleached. too for ................................................ 250 (m ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, n33‘.
DamaSk Iltlc liom'le ('lothe. all wool. 36 inches wide. We
I olmll run out for ............................................ 25(- per yd
h’lflyoix llii'li Hull-blml-lmi "fifilarik....... ...ziir lid}: titty-intu- inch Tamed Plaid». We want to
It’iftyaaix iurb Full-lilt-nvllcll lhtmnl-it .......................... 50.. vlme them out. You coll haven! ...... our
$1.5‘yi’crllllletl Swirl: l’laiahs. tiny—two inches wide.
FOI' ME“. “'lntt n bargain at ................................................... 77n-
vanty-two Ilir/A‘ll .‘lrtl'a Muslin Sight Shim.
"with" Title qltniiiy. For three days only, Pltltttt~
day. Monday and ’l‘umlny. each :ll‘ur; three for Si. VCIVClS.
Sol more titan tlm-e to n t'llrlltllllt'l'.
Forty dozen Men's they and White Merino Shirt “'r lum- a job in \'elvct.- tllat will make good
and llruuerenlpriluz weight; n'gulnrpriceuiiitanll lvnietn; tell pity-en: ull colon»; north 75"!!!“ per
all‘t‘llll‘. cut-ll ................. , ........................................ 2:» yard; price ............................................................. 501'
All Jackets and Capes at Half-Price.
“'1' will not t‘nrry a Jul'kt'l or a t‘apn over.
.631” Jnl'ltl't'e $2.50.
’l'bny moat go.
“(Lilli Jackets «null.
You have two mill mombli below you.
$29.“) Jnt'kt‘in ‘lilfll.
BOSTON STORE, Corner Main and Wall Sis., Norwalk, Conn.
«tAt ”ymour s it tract».
BEST GOODS ONLY.
Connncncillg Saturday, and continuing one week, you can buy:
Holm- lltitl Egypt for
Join-21' Flour for ...................................
Pla'ylnollr's q". 11-» Flour for
l" ills llwt lllu kllltult for“
l-‘nuly Hill I'de i' re: murv liliiter fur...
Fitn- Eigin Fromm-r3 lllltt1 r for ...........
Full (‘Minl l‘lmw . Wllllt" for ..............
it Illa lit-Hi Rout-1i Unl-A l'ur .....................
it live Hpvrry d Ilnrm-s' laml for ...........
2 mu.- I lartull i'nliloruin l'ma-llm l'ur .....
3 par lingo- )lilu e \lmt ior ....... . ...........
-i ll» l'rum-a for ............
' -llnof tlu lnrgo' llr. llnluly not"... ior
2 lies t tilil'ortlin I’lnpontit-tl I’ctulllm Plumb,
Apricot! for ...................................
Fresh Lettuce. Celery. Spinal-h, out. every day from lm-al growers.
.\ full llilt' of 'l’eulty’u (,‘hoice Candies just in.
We ('tlllillilt’l' weekly payments (“iii-ill.
6. ll. Sillillll, Leading Grocer,
............ :5”: Wide
32.3 t't'lllF
.t'll'nlli-u Ii,
...:L'l roll!» it ill
....... l-‘l mull-l u lb
"It t'l'llI-t
...;L’l rent.-
...:5’: t't’libt
.27: cent»
2."; null».
'53 l'l'lilu
l'cnrl 'I'up'tot'n ......
l'olo-illlt' I'l’ll't'rl.
Nunlml llnlibtlt..
l'i-url lhtrlry..............,
:53 vent» u do] 2 lire laym- r‘iIvr-r Prunes for ................................ 55 mm»
...... lit-entail but: Pulley \i'llitl- Fat )lm-knrel...... ill cents each
...75 write it ill“: Lam» lllonicr llvrriug ................................ 2.} rent» l-aelt
......................... 7» «wit» a pomnl
.............................. 5 rents in "mod
it ll» Fancy t'amlilln "“9" [live Ipcrfwtl ............ :5 11?le
-l lire l‘ltoiu- t'nmlittu iilwl lliw .......................... Lo",
We mllld I if .s-pncv Wllillll )l’mllll quote everything in
our allure m. u It'mlt'l'. for or know that our prim. quality
munidcnlrl. are below any lnuuu- in thin m-tlml. To prove
this Nilill‘lllt‘lll we refer with great prilll- to the army of
intelligent llllll-(Wi'il'l‘lt who have proved for illt'nulelvtm
that thin in lli'lltlt'llitflm for High Iirndrtlmuhl at hlwt-at
cent»
'l'elcpbone 58-2
33 Washington Street, Soul llorltli.
'l‘llE AND V ,, " 081 now
0f merchandise through our stores, the medium of exchange between the producer
and the consumer, speak» louder than words. and enables tilt in offer at all times
exceptional bargain».
our stores. We especially invite your criticism of our
Butter, Tea, Coffee and Canned Goods.
Bullion BORN lleallll. plain or with tr»
nlato sauce. per nan .............. To
limit Trout, opined. White (trons
brand. per can ................... the
Columbia River Balaton. lat can.
spring catch. per can ............ m
sound Mackerel. that quality select-
«l genuine murmurs: m. .m
thyme-tie tlardlttea. annular duality.
telleaaa ior...” ....... lire
Mulls tlalaloa lied llell brand. per
M Yoriidtate" ..... d ....... extra
alalltty.2obm.. .........lse
Advent“ Your/Wanna
Evaporated Poacher. extra large trnit.
per ill ................... . ....... lee
Bram-to Apricots. neleeted taacy
lrnlt. per lb ...................... isc
callioraia'l’rnaell. very meaty. can:
clally cared. per It. .513, ‘lc. 9c and ltr
Paaamraaia llaehwheat. new and
ireah ground. It in ior ......... the
Boiled Oats. heat in Quality. ire-h
goods. to Ian for ................u-:
i'alrhaalte' mm. the pail ior. .lic
Vullcmtllchesaa. pert: ...... ...tte
Nevv York Grocery Company.
...
We veil no cheap trash; nothing but the beat find place in
.loltee' or land ii. flour. per muffle
Very [test flight Creamery Batter
perlb ...... . ...... . ..... ... ..2lle
New York titate Creamery flutter.
part: ..... ........ ..m
Preparadtlaelwhaat. t-fllaaellags. .tse
Victor Oatmeal. partly entitled 9t:
Mm ........ ’le
moored ileum-weal. niacin.
per»............... . .. ..ise
Rewitgmlhoald'era. 5-. mi...
It ‘ ........ ‘ M
tor” ..... ... .
rm otter-rived
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