OTHER LOCAL; NIBWB 0N PAGE 3. ~
,Ado ms, of the Brooklyn, IIis new
edetManla..TT 1,1
Louis Warden of 16 Ann street
is recovering from a slow te'vcr.
A- choir to being organised in the
Norwalk Congregational. Sunday
Behold, 1'" 1.1/1._ T .. '
“" ‘1‘“ WMF—p“ 1 "‘ ‘.
Mrs. John Hannigan. of France‘
sItIreot. has recovered lrom her recent
Iness. . ‘
‘S‘l‘IIa‘
1111101 s Smith is having his dry ho
goods slow in South Main street ren- 1-
mated and Ixcpaintetl.,
W
Stephen ‘J. O'Brien. or Bolivicw ave-
nue. went to Newark and Jersey Lily
. today. on life insurance business.
Judge Asa BT. Woodward and J. R.
Marvin of Norwalk. leave. this even-
log, for California, for an extended sc-
journ.
~Valentiues at Beera‘s Book Store.
Miss 111101111111, Sillith‘ or 16 Ann
qtreet has returned home from a visit
with her“ sister. Miss Elizabeth Hilton.
01' Newark. .
Awkw-
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief Corp};
will hold a sock so.clal at the u. A. R
Hall, this evening‘i Members of the
post will be present
1 Witches Eleanor and Susan smith.
Samuel W Hoyt. J12, and Frederick
Thompson ”attended a Ireecption in
Stamford. last night
, town-- ”'5‘"...-
A horse owned by.- A. chiicrman or
8011 kicked the sleigh to pieces In
front of the dry {W135 store in Wasn-
ingto'n streets venterdny’ 1‘
-Klondyke Club danc‘li‘Th111s.cve.
«dob-.1—
Uncle Walter Fitch who wal scri
onsly injured, yesterday. by his horse
falling on him. is getting along as com-
fortably as can be expected. .
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The application for administration on
the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Mac
1 Lean will be heid in the Probate Court
Saturday, Februaryz.’ i,l atil p.111.
' Noah. Joyce, who lives in the rear
of Irving Lockwood dc Company’s coal
odice In Water street tell yesterday.
and sprained one of his ankles very
"badly.
Miss Sally Betta entertained the W.
M. 8. club at her home on The Green
saturday evening. The prizes were
won by Miss Ethel Slater and Charles
~ Swan‘s. ‘ 1
u—A‘rO-I-I-m
The regular Tweekly class meeting.
led by Flyod-T IiusTcoc. will be held
in the Norwalzlt Mat!
evening at 7. 30 o'clock. All are lnvit- .
. ed and assured an hour of profit and
‘ helpfulness
, ; The members ,‘ot beagles Fowler
P01115111). R. held their regular mean
ing, last night. and were regaled by a
supper provided by the eillclent quar
termaster, Caleb Wood. it was, pro
nouncedvflrstclass in every respect.
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—-Ladles‘ and ‘gtmt‘lemen’s linger
nails manicured. Miss H. S. Rider.
Room 7. United Bank building.
The February meeting of the W0-
' man a Club will be held at the Central
Club house next Thursday afternoon.
The subject will he “The Development
of Electricity." instead of the usual
papers and discussions by club mem-
bars. A. E. Winchester. of South Nor-
walk. has kindly consented to talk to
the club.
Miriam
1A cottage pro or meeting under the
auspices of the worth League of the
Norwalk Metho lot Church will be held
at the some.“ Charles P. Keeler. 167
Main stleeTt tom‘orrow evening at 7: 111
. 'c'lock. These sari/Icon are growing
:1 'Interest and are reductive of' much
a“ .111 lnvl ed. , Come and till
' over Sunday.
other plants 0‘! the National
Iodlst Church this .
nc tlonw
1- to? =Ilh
‘ 1111mm bohdlé
h . . .
Win ankle, is one
a bout. ,, ,. -
Edward ranch and Mtg Schlatcher,
. til
at Brl'd port. were gu
Mrs. E win l1. Hoyt, o
m ow-..-
T orw‘a‘lk Straw factory girls to
'ford, last night. A party of
T tnort people Went to Bouthport for
08.
yesterday “afternoon. at ‘llomer Mer-
rill's otlice. Only routine business was
transacted. .
II‘
Hon. John H. Light, speaker 01111.;
House of Representatives will respond
to the toast. “Lincoln or a Repubil
> can," at the banquet of the Young
Men's Republican Club in New IHaven.
night. --
BLISS WIITBKS BHRNED
(Continued I111.th First Page.)
When seen today, ll. C. ‘Fi'y, presi-
dent of the National Glass Company.
said: ‘ "i urn-at a loss to know what
started the has. . inadequate water
pressure retarded the work of the tire-
men.: I cannot say much about the in-
surance at‘this time, but I believe we
are tally protected. Out of a total oi
1,200, six hundred men will be ren-
dered idle. only temporarily, i hope.
Whether we will rebuild or not i can-
not ssy. at "this time."
The instll'anoo'wns all pint-mi
Pittsbnrg and covers the entire loss.
There is an uncouth mod 11111101- that
three man lost their lives in the
flames ' '
After the fire was well under con
trol thercfwus’ml' explosion near 11111.
vault containing all the molds and pat-
terns and the falling walls crushed
them. It is thought the loss on those.
will be total Myron l.. (.‘asc said 1m
mediate arrangements would be much
to fill all orders by placing tliegn 111
lines
in
Company.
care of the employees who were
thrown out of work by the the. The
plant probably will be rebuilt. but
nothing definite will be known until
the ,ofllcials meet.
T YALE'SI BALI. TEAM OF 1869.
By ini. Bolts. of New York.
uel it. Betta. Yale‘ 75. of New York
city. has presented to the Yale trophy
of 1869, which was the second team to
play against Harvard. the. custom hav-
ing been begun the previous year. This
was also the first team of which a
photograph was taken. The make—up
at the team was: McCllntock. '10.
third base;- McCutcheon, '70, short
stop: Wheeler. '72. second base;
Hook
center-
1‘.;atcher lie'w‘ls '.70 right field;
or ‘69. pitcher; Condlci. ’69,
fieldl Deming. ‘72, left field.
The picture ‘is a copy made- from one
of the original photographs and is
framed in elm wood from one of the
trees that forme1iy stood on the cam-
one an the present site of Osborne
'l'lall.
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MANGLED BODY ON THE TRACK.
An Unknown Man mind on the Con-
- aolidatpd Near Bound Bench.
STAMFORD. February 12«~Shor tly
after the milk freight train passed
Sound Beach. early this morning, the
badly mangled bony of an unknown
man, about twenty- -two years of age.
was found‘ upon the tracks. Medical
Examiner Jones says that there is ab
ubidr'tunate young man. It Is sup-
posed that the victim of the accident
was stealing a ride on the freight train
and fell ‘off. He was fairly well”
dressed.‘
KILLED HIMSELF N A HOTEL.
BELFAST. February 12”.». lawyer.
who registered under the name of
Brady. from the United Statcs.c cyn-
the bedroom of the hotel at which he
was otopp ngT.1 lie was discoverer)
with a rev lvcr grasped In his hand
and had abuliei wound in the back of
his heads. A New York. ncwsp or.
dat'ed January 22. was in his 0 her
has entrances.
ll“ diuretics! fourteen: and Benin
T min' bratty. aged thirteen, who were
M 111a ninh‘t oh th‘t‘s charge of
will Hg 11 money drawer ht‘the m
studies. were arraigned befor
ed‘fltates Commissioner Wright here
till blended. The boys did not plead
hr. and their one: were continued
stood 11y. - tothclr Inability
OIIlIlInth boys
The company. he said would take 1
Picture P‘re‘aenlod to the Trophy Room
NEW HAVEN..Fcbr11ary 12-~~Sam- ‘ ‘
room a picture of the baseball team T
French, '.72 first base: Richards. “12.
gI .thc.
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon 1n ‘1
mi. hwlyiarrivcd here a week 111a). .
"it: is undoubted his visit was in com ‘
in alesacy which had fallen.-
iLMagner took a par- “
Th llll til I
enroll yme‘o ago the Norwolk .
" heard of Fire Underwriters was held
‘M‘b ‘1
W“:
Ihu'ii
4“”-“rlli.(l
Will“
The ordinary every do life of most ofiiour women is a
“ceaseless treadmillf of war
_ How much harder the daily tasks become when 116in
deran emeni'. of the female organs makes every movement
painfua Jami
keeps the nervous
she is wretched an
eastern all unstrung l 1 »
utterly miserable 1. in a day
91- me she 11‘ better and laughs at her fears. thinking there
is nothing much the matter after all; but before night the
deadly backache reappears, the limbs tremble”. the lips twitch
-—it seems as though all the
her Vitals; she goes to pieces
impsI of Satan were clutchiTn
and' 18 flat on her back. g
No woman ought. to arrive at this terrible stats of
misery, because these symptoms are a sure forerunner of ,.
womb troubles. She must re
member that Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound is almost an infallible cure '.
for all [ems
e ills, such as irregularity of periods, which cause 1
weak stomach, sick headache, etc, displacements and in~
flammation of the womb. or
any of the multitudes of ill~V
nausea which beset the female organism.
Mrs. (tendon wrote to Mrsmln‘k‘
"I Who» abs ‘7
'wa‘IsID In amt trouble. ”91‘ letter tdIIo the mull. “I
milks Pilil‘inli :—-I am vary
and the ”interest you have takcuin me. so
grateful to you for your kin
1 truly believe that your medic use
and advice are worth more to a \1 onion than all the
dochlrsnu the mold l‘lvtrnublos began with inflam- ‘T
motion and hemorrhages fibril the kidneys. then
inflammation
and l'niiammu
congestion and falling of the womb
I undemcnt loco ’
' lion of the ovaxl
1; . treatmentcvcrv d‘llyoctm' or semi, a; then. after nearly
two months. the
backto work. I wont tobitch,v but' 1n less than a week
was compelled to give up null
lug down the second time. 1
permission to go
o bbd. 0n ak- ~
fielded to let d‘olo‘lor‘s
and medicines alone and try your remedies. Before
the first bott
Three bottles of
{‘9 Compound 1111
me more good than all the doctors' treatments and
medicine iI lune gained twelve
mm
last two 11111111111 and (1111' better in
kind advice and attention, I rem-fills.
which willb
silliill
E'Wllhll
deposited will? tiled National City Bank sly L 11.!
I t l l II: “lid ‘0 Why 5cm" ‘hb‘llaull be! i l
u been I no gran no. or was pu c o la 11
an the effects of it
Ldydlo E. Pinki1an1’sl'g5etablo
a package 0! Sanatlve ash did 1
in was go'nel
ands din-lag the '
overv way. Than' Ing you for" your
Eours gratefully,
.LGOODEN, 'Ackley, lows.”
Owing to the llct that mnnkcptial
people hm c from time to that: questioned
1h:genuinenttlcfthetealaioahlleum
care emu-ally publish”
“I!" ‘51”!
ow lb 1 the abovh:
I“ -II4YDIA t “in“
ENQA-MPMENT AT BOSTON.
martin, February 12—41111. Massa
chusctts department, Grand Army of
momma. opened its thirty-fifth
T tlcampmcnt in Fanouii Hall
tToIIlnIy.'Cl1apliIin l) W. Davis of Peat
122. Amo611ul'y, altered prayer. The
committee on credentials reported the.
encampment mcmbmship to be as fol
lbws‘
ment commanders 21: post command-
1.1131111»; representatives l0?)
annua‘
Women are often accused of being
poor housekeepers but a force of men
who, moved .11 bachelor's effects the
'01 1111‘ any stirred 1111 be much dust that
they were compelled to wear wet
sponges over their Inosirldis »
Oillc‘e‘rs 1211-:5 mist depar‘t'
APARTMENT ‘HO‘U‘SE lN FLAME;-
ClllC \GI’). i‘cbrumy l2—-l1‘i‘1'c‘today
dost rm (1d the. Everett apartment house
building 11 four- -sIory brick structuu‘!
at 2572 and 274 Port) second street.
Loss on the building and contents is
estimated at $50,000, partly insured
The fire. which started in the bare-
mcnt. shot up the air shaft to the
lourth floor. and spread to‘the second
and third iloors with such rapidity that
many inmates were cut off from ed-
capc by the stuiruays and wore rod-
cuod by the Ibemen with considerable
dIIIIculty So far as known. however
no one was injured.
unto Balm“ any of their"
goods.‘
household
solutely no clow to the identity of the ‘
'i believe my business has grown because it
deserved to grow.
its successes are the just '
reward of honest. legitimate dealings. '
There
has never been any deception or trickery in its
. methods, consequently
“a backward step. We
you have helped us.
past we hope to merit
1121111,
lira tins. rounder 12—1111. 1
1‘OaisThatsClcan. ' '
' MANUEI T HATCH
it has never had to take
have succeeded because. .
in the future as in the. “ “
your Confidence.
2,1 card lemme rot will” ‘1,
‘ furnished for one dollar.
. issued.
Few 'of the ten ‘
,: meat
“begun
1‘ at?” Malei‘tuurmad 51111 has.
r oral he a Home sIIIIesklnl
1 ' Irma“ magi? fit,
1T 1
mini-ed in '2 curd-Ir
11111111111 may TT 1
rmution to ill, in d the follow
1:11:va .:
‘M‘assa'ohu ttso‘w his state has a
”on! all
treat
this colony. This catalogue Is at the
1 state house. Boston, in charge of the.
com listener ct itsvluotlenory- 111
Add in accessible to the bull‘-
«11; includes not only the names
_. who served from the now
etc i Mascacilusettn, but all tram
;. sine, many from Vermont besides
hundreds 710111 the other New England
states. No charge is made tor a search
and an ofllcinl certificate to! services
{with the seal or the state attached is
The state
has begun the publication of these
Revolutionary records and has already
printed eight large volumes, which
completes the work‘ through the lat
ter H. Another volume will soon be
Considering the lbw cost at
this nulgnillccut work it would seem
that it should be» In every llIluary of
any lmuor.tauce "7 '
1 if the ancestor was a civil officer.
, member of the legislature. 0f congress.
‘ of the sine council or. committee oi
safety. 11 r119 to the secretary of state
hostel
New llamp‘sh‘irew'l‘hi‘s state. has.
published four large volumes contain
ing the names of thousands of her
aous who engaged in the old French
or the Revolutionary wars. This vai-
nableuahle work is found in many li-
brari 1.1.11 and should be found in all.
The secretary of state Concord. charg-
es nothing for search, but if a name is .
found a fee or three dollars fo1 certlfl
catc ct service is required.
Vermont —- The adjutunbgcncral.
‘Monipcllcralbarges nothing for search,
but if a name is found a fee of two
dollars is charged. for the certificate of
service.
Connecticut—This state has printed
Its Revolutionary records In a large
book called “Connecticut Men in the
Revolution." It contains about 28.000
names and is found I11 all large li-
brnrins.
Rhoda island—JPN Revolutionary
records of this state are in charge of
the secretary of state: Providence He
will cant-111. the records to be searched
for 111.1 dolld‘rs and if the name is
found will give the cc1lliltntc for an
additional doli'm.
WILSON'S COMPANY.
immense Audience Welcomes Him——
Spiandid Company and Beautiful
Stage 8etlings.I
(lonrgo‘ W, Wilson began '11 week’s
engagement in ilcyt's Theatre,
last alight. when, before .1111 im-
mense audience he appeared in his
first xilouth Nora all: runny-11111111
in "A Noble Outcast." om- of his
famous successes, in which he has
appeared many times while loading
of thelumous Boston Museum Stock
Company.
The company was stl'ongdn. practi-
cally. every part. .1111 people, acted
with good sense. and dressed their
roles uncommonly well. ‘
As to Mr.» Wilson himself. to whom
undoubtedly belongs the credit of so
lectlng this excellent company as shit
cd to his repertoire for this season fit
was welcomed by a burst of appla‘u‘m
on his appearance
«Miss Henderson was admirable.
not to say remarkably. humi-
somo. and left a desire to see more at
her work this week. Mr. Harvey is 11
leading man for above the. usual qual,
ity niforcd to repertoire audiences and
he was ably assisted by several othcl‘
men whosc acting. dressing And acner
al conduct was highly creditable.
durum shabby..
Mhamed to be seen on
' with it on. , . ..
Don’t go without an
TTadvantage of our Red '
and get one at less than 1
Is perhaps no bottom
‘Overcbat. In that cal T
better buy both. It won!
easy way to save from $5
lieu can buy new a $1
$10; Or a $10 Stilt £95,”.
Plenty of than 01111 and 6111111" ' "
48 and 50 Wall Street
NORWAIl-K’ITCON '
Bargains for Saturday’s Sales,
BUTTER~iElglm 21 cts lb. Reduction. T
CUTTER-«Fine Creamery Tub 261'.
BUTTER—«Clover l-llll Pxints. 1.711. Reduction.
A BE TTER FLOUR than Jones 5 war was, at Bile bags ‘ ‘
RENEWED OFFER of 10 lbs. Good l‘ionr Ior 25c
WET MINCE MEAT, at 11 bargain to close it out 12c lb. 01' 3 lbs. first,
Find as mother used to make. StrictlyTnict1.1:
ANOTHER DII‘ARREL OF FINE SWEET CIDER, inst in, do qt. 20c
is ii.nc
CREAM CHEAESE ~Call attention to a new article of delicious p‘eI
Satatoga Cieam Cheese. DVCly one can eat it. lilo
IALL FRESH EGGS can be had here at 280 dozen. -, 1 . .
WE THINK the. aim bargnn of the. Week will be Chicago Corned
' fict‘ll‘ll. it is said to he one and is certainly, IIchelap and
a r
FINE CABBAGE for Saturday‘ a trade. Hard and crisp. from So to! 1
We are Tbnay 111111.113 we believe, crowing“ 111 usefulness in‘ this edit! ‘
ity. We so'Ii‘IcitI your business.
Figure Up 1
and Isee‘ if it is worth while to suffer '
longer from headache or eye strain,
when Proper Glasses, Properly Adjust-
ed will relieve the eyes froth the
strain and give COMFORT.
Examination free and all work g11ar-I1/\
anteTed. "‘ '
o. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall _St." Norwalk. Ct.
In general the performance was l't‘.‘ '
narkably due and compared favorably
with scores of single night plays which .
have been done here aI more than -‘
double the consideration.
The two D'eagons gave
and evidently costly photographs.
The Bastcdo sisters made
impression with
dancing specialty
The titans 'sottlugs were complete '
and beautiful being Mr. Wilson' a cum
and entirely new.
Prior to and during the performance -’
the Horton orchestra of women playt1 d
a special concert and furnished in-
cidents music for the drama.
Tonia t the play will be "Harbor
Lights" on Wednesday afternoon the
company will present "lionedaie." and
Wednesday evening “A Woman's
Hand in a Dangerous Game."
Methodist Concert.
The tickets are selling well for the ‘
concert to be given tomorrow evening
in the South Nerw‘alk luethodlat Epis-
copal Church. This is evidence that
the unwie-iovipir public of The Nor-
wallts, knowing the artists. anticipate
a most satisfactory entertainment.
one at the advertisement and sec
11 will take part In the program.
‘, Tile tickets are 25 cents. arid are on
1 sale; 1110. El. Seymour‘u grocery store.
Pentium or; A“ nsvotu'rlou-
‘ Republican Or all ”at Madrid Chophou-
sci-Yum or. Demonstrations.
MADRID. Fob uary 1'2me govern
film supp used the itenuhiicahw
“Republic“ nonets w 1c held yes-
1331 base. 111.391.11.111. an
aunt liter Illnwoih 1.11.151. he
nt-
. saith a hello the
orgy Marconi was the preludll of
3' an“ I; I! f " 1‘ W i
BAR-A SBA F ' A‘maén
Iac‘ IT acoustics
res and 'aii the cares sing-III
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The ti:
their ‘
act and made a hit. while Mr. Deagon '
sang two songs illustrated with new'
a good
their singing and ' '
if you wonder cur advantages 1.11.1111. nadir
vinced that we can furnish you HIA'Yy ST RAW
GRAIN FEED. etc. at lower. :prlcesdlian .
.other dealer. Purchasingior cash, freightin '
large quantities, selling other goods. reduces ~
cost to us. and we are willing ‘itS’ dilate ‘IWIII ‘ '
patrons this savag. ', .. ,. "
RAYMOND 1111011115115
THE BRIDGE FISH MARK
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRIC‘ES. TEL.‘ CALL
OUR WHOLESALE PLACE IS FOOT 0F RAY‘l‘Wo‘
’ STREET. wTELEPHONE CALL 31-143
NOTHING BUT THE BEST AT EITHER “panes.
amass SAME as LAST week's wrrH massif
DITIONS:
Large Eels,
“WWII“
lac. lb.‘ gee $ng
.‘ 1. .r“ 1' I, . "‘ to" 1 ‘
M““°"1 ‘ - ' ‘ - ‘m ‘3 Best Smeu‘in town
Extra 1.11;. Herring. , 61:. lb Emllcps,
.. MAIL OR. TELEPHONE us YOU
,0 :.
FREE DELIVERY. . a
P J OUTBILLT.
West End of Whuhhip‘on Street Bridge. South NT,
1 . 1 manicure]. H. FerrissCoalOIlie "
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53311:: COMPANY‘TAX ‘BT‘iL‘i‘... HITCH iN‘M THE.
its a. 11.,- 1111111111 111.4111 m'r'rsntmo.
Ai'l‘u'llavies. representing all the dilemma paper
at companies et the preseht- day that the h 1
all 1.1111101111111111: today lit the 111.11 moms In the t1 ““
company our bill be amended so as to position to be; 1
only tax gross receipts one per centvncccrding to 111
The governor answered: If the lens shalom to place -
Indira sends me any such proporitlonlet the new consign.
1 ah i veto it in We minutes. it basis 11 for Pro
did not his ,euuitabie with present
1‘ I estate auction and you tails too
the aituatlo P
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