Mord. Contact.
a man very much
is life. and was al~
1111111111 some thing
1 He was an active fac—
oltl Housatonic parallel
11 was often mentioned
111:1 Democratic eonven~
possible candidate for
i; never was nominated.
various subordinate oiii~
he f‘Consolidated” and the
hi1: road and was the
of} the “Stevenson fund“
he income of which was
10 assist needly ttcwslmpcr
the state. lhe fund has
heard from for years, 1101'
itsbcncfici taries been lapping
story. The colonel was al~
point with tlte boys, and
11 last 11113 occupied many
its of newspaper space. ()1
to has not been so much be—
he public. His friends held
11' high esteem and his comt
nable ways secured many
8 for him. He died at the
aratively early age of 44.”
.._...._.......__.._...
‘ly ten years ag‘o the Grand
y in the couutty mustered
.489 at roll call. Today the
libs" shows only 276. (162 names
c list number thousands oi
old men who have attend
their last encampment, and
participated in their last pa-
. The mortality has increas-
a' a slow rate from year to
until it has now reached the
, c of about 1.000 a mouth
'rongltout the country.
Sampson-Schlcy Controversy.
(New London Day)
There is a ptttpose. it is said. in
.qunrtcts. to intestig'atc Ad-
SL'ltlcy 5 case. 'lltat. of
so, would bring 11p all the dis-
gr able f1eliug that was enurcn
11311 by the friends of Admirals
ilcy and Sampson directly after
’11: battle of Santiago was over.
ither of the ofiiccrs would haw
, of his own free will mixed
1 any discussion as to tltcit
1 ivc tuctits ot the 1l1g11c of
1 rVICC each had rendered at Sons
ago, but llltllSl‘I't't‘l iticnds began
uuwcltonte contest and bLiorc
had continued \1rylongtl11' sit—
‘ation became so 1"1'1v embarras-
111;; that the friends of neither
ide could very well withdraw.
Now that the publiL has Leased
have interest in 1111' iutthet' dis
111 .Tof bud taslc and the 111.»;ch
ivc merits of. the two ofliccrs ap-
13.111— to be understood it w onld be
great pity to make any move
'kcly to revive the affair and
130 iur-tl111' showing ot bud
lpcml. . The vote of thanks to the
W1) adtuirnls proposed ought to
'fy ev cryhody even if there
h 1111 be a suspicion that one Of
1 had no Llaitn to any such
11111111101101 by his part itt the bat—
tltniral Sampson is to be pitied
t1" the inucoi shown to the con—
"versy {111' he was 1111111 to feel
wot st kind of a slight at New
”for 'on Dcwcv day. and no
ter piece 11 ingratitudc could
been sin) n by a people. it
however, passed over and if
{admiral is ready to forget it
people who were guilty of the
its insult ought to be glad to
c it forgotten.
WHAT WOMEN .TRE DOING.
111111111111111111111 no 11 '
' 1 the streets, whils'tho white cat raid
1 veranda. and
brolda‘i'e‘d
cred ones will be restricted tohouye,
ill 111.11 1‘ evening
wear.
.1 ‘1‘1 '
dressing 11 nil ill bodsld aside. but
sttenton is be fig given to the making
of witch ones. Lawns, dietitian. or»
and the culprit are White. pink. blue 1
imdt the fancy Oriental and Persian ef— ,,
cc s.
in England'ot course black will be
extensively» worn for several months
black costunios and black and white
throughout the countries whcr Eng-
itch-speaking people reside. T
There will probably be more cxpcn
dive ribbons purchased the coming
season than usual, and town cheaper
ones. The nice one is the better one
to buy. It can be tied as often as you
will and look as good its new until it
gets soiled.
”
TEN KILLED IN A WREOK.
Killed In the Pennsylvania Railroad
Colllslon at Huslln’s Siding.
total number of dead in the Pennsyl-
vaulu Railroad wreck at Rusllns Sid-
in, near Bordentown. last night. is
now known to be at least ten There
are eight bodies in the Trenton mor-
gue. and Coroner Bower went to the
scene of the wreck of this morning to
bring two more bodies to Trenton. that
had been taken from underneath the
wreckage during the early morning.
The only dead persons yet identified
are Engineer Earle. of the "Nellie Bly"
express, Baggagemastcr James Bir-
mingham. of the local train. and J. W.
ane. of Trenton. who was a passen‘
nor on the local train. It is believed
that one of the dead bodies is that of
William McKinney. also of Trenton.
Engineer Thompson. of the local
truln. who is at 81.. Francis Hospital. is
in a very precarious condition Frank
Holden. 11 passenger on the local train.
who had both legs taken off is weaker
this morning, and his 1'1111'0ve1y is very
doubtful.
’l‘ wo others of the injured. both liai-
luns. are. in a serious condition. but all
of the others are sure to recover.
Fireman Garwood, or the iocar tram.
who is at the Mercy Hospital. is credit-
ed with having made the statement
that the orders to Engineer Thompson.
of the local, was to take the skiing at
llusllnn. and await tltc passing of titt-
second section of the "Nellie lily.“ As
it was the third section of the train
which crashed into the local there ap—
pears to have been a mluumlcrnluudlng
of orders.
PHILADELPHIA. February 22——
Supetintcndent Abercotnblc. of th.
[\mboy division of the I‘Lnnsylvnniu
Railroad. said today that there 111p be
no doubt but that the responsibility
for the wreck ncnr llordontown lust
night rests with Conductor IC'1twatd
Supp. of the accommodation it'u_ln.ll1
said that Conductor Supp disobcyod
1111111211 Hiu insttuctions were to want
in tht1 siding until the three sections
of the. express train hnd passed, in
411111] of doing this Supp rnn onto the
main line nftcr only two sections had
:one by. Three. bodies were found to
lny in tho Rarritan canal. They 1111-11
those of Italian laborers and have not
been identified,
Conductor Supp. who is injured. in
at his home In Bordcntown. He has
made. no statement. and Supct'intond
out Abct'ct'ombie says an exploitation
will not he demanded of hltn at pros-
cnt. as the mental strain might prove
fatal.
The total number of dead 1111 11 result
of the wreck at Itunflng‘u Siding. nonr
llot'dcntown, last night. is now 11511111'1
mined to be clcvcn. llcsidos the eight
uodlon brought to Trenton. last night.
three more were brought in this morn-
ing. The three bodies were found be
ncttth the ruins and were badly cut—11'-
was so badly burned that it is doubt;
til it she can be identified. 01‘ the
nutnbot' killed. besides Engltmer ltlnrlo
1.1111 Baggage Muster Birmingham.
three others have boon identified. .0116
Is J. Walter Nulo, 111'1‘1'cntou salesman,
whose body was taken to his home.
Anothot' in that of William McNinncy.
:1 .boy supposed to live at Florence. N.
I. lie was identified by papers An-
other idontlticd was - ~~~~~~ — Stokes, of
"vital, l’a.
'l‘hrce Trenton pottcrtt, who worked
at the transition Pottery, Bordontown
1111] who are supposed to have been on
tho train are missing. These 1111111 11111
believed to be among the unidentified
tlcnd. Their names are Thomas G. M1:-
Gc, John Gated and John Farrell. Fur-
.mll’s wife was at the morgue today.
but she was unable to identify any of
the clothing as belonging to her hus-
band. The bodies are in such 11 111111
it will be some time yet beiors wool ‘
511111111111 11111! bdtlctca are the materials. ‘1:
to come. and. it is a general belief that .L‘
effects to fancy waists will be general .
'rnnm'on, N. J.. February 22—11.... ’-
i'ed. 01111 was that of a woman. who _,
oLovER's THE PLACE
provision dealer.
uou let us tut ‘?
ENTRAL
F001) 00..
pleased customers.
to number uou among them. Will
Ant) kind of trouble is unpleasant.
A areal deal of trouble comes
from an unsatisfactortl grocer or
We have manu
Would like
NEW HAVEN, Feb BhThe 11n-
nuai 111911111111 0: 111‘ 1Wll‘nntlcut Vet.
111111111111
11111 city Vice vamr
140111. presided. V r1111 “W.B
' died last June
. .1 There new 1,111 fifty 11111111111111
present. The methberohin of the 111110.
1111111011 comprises those of Odd Fellows
who have been members of the order
twenty-rive or more years.
The necrology was read by George
N. Moses and reports were rendered by
other officers and committees. Officers
were also elected. The principal ta-
ture of the gathering, however. was
the social hour of re~unlon that follow-
ed the brie! business meeting
on.-
VlOLATED LIQUOR LAW.
Proprietor of New Milford House
Found Glulty on F We Counts.
. NEW MILFORD. February 22...
Thomas F. Young. thc'pt'opt-ietcr of
the New Milford House. was today
found guilty in a Justice court on a
charge alleging violation of the Sun-
day liquor law. and he was fined $100
on each of five counts An appeal
was taken. The cane is the outcome
of an affair last Sunday. character
land by the complainants as "Disgrace
int and outrageous}
THE W. C. T. U. PROTEST.
”—1—.-
Pctltion Against all Night Saloon; at
Fun-American Exposition.
ALBANY. N. \’.. February 22"i‘he
W. C. 'l‘. 1].. and tho clorgymcn of
Buffalo this morning presented 11 peti-
tion against the proposal to permit an-
ioons in Buffalo kco ping open all day
and all night. Sunday included.’ during
the pun American exposition.
.Brlltol
..__.....-..~............ .. ..
NOTICE.
The mocting of the shareholders of
tho First National Bank of South Nor-
\v.allt Conn. which was called to be
held 111 the banking house on Thurs-
day. 11th iliil\ 21,1901.at10'clock p.
1n., was duly adjourned until Thurs
day. lt‘cbrunty 2Sth 1901 at the some
hour 11nd pluco. polls to be open from
1 to 3 o'clock p. in.
RUSSELL E11081.
I22 It
11 the Board of County Commission-
You can look for
Famous
Telephone
from now on..
This week we are cleaning up
our stock of
HIRIS
Came across a number of styles
left over from last summer.
good patterns. Almost all sizes,
Sold at $1 and $1.50.
Now 85c.
“Clem" and
makes.
Open every evenitg until 9 o‘clock.
I. DAVIS & SON,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS.
MATTERS. FURNISHERS.
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
great surprises
All
“Monarch"
Call,133-12.
'1
hrs of Fulrdcld County:
I hereby npplv (111 a license to sell
Splrltnous and Intoxitntlug Liquors.
Alc.l.ngct'llccr.m1iuc Wine tutti
(‘.ldcr at 8 North Main street town of
Norwalk. My place of business is not
located within 200 foot in 11 direct
line of a church edifice or public school
house. or the premises pertaining
lili‘l‘Olt). or any poat-ofltcc, public li-
brary or cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this 20th day of
February. A. l)., 1901.
G. A. GREGORY. Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors anti
tnxpmcrs. as defined by law of the
Town of Norwalk. herein cudorm tlu
application of the plum» named G. A.
lt'cgot'y for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 2lst day of
II‘11brunry. A, I)., 190].
Vennncio A. Scollcld. Richard
loldcn. Matthew Corbett. .iohn
lllthnt'ds George F. Bcnrao.
I hereby certify that the above nutn
11d cndot'net's. 111' 11ch tots 11nd tnxpny
era. as defined y law. of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Nm'wnlk this
February. A. 1).. 10M.
HERBERT R. SMITH, Town Clerk.
fill: ml
II.
L.
21111 day of
11111111 one of our 11am odd-priced sales, 11nd you .will find it
full of genuine Bargsi mall our departments are represented. The
between hay and grass season spur us on to make business, and the 1
only sure method to pursue its to reduce the priees where it will pay
you to anticipate. To make an investment of. (391:) . thirty-nine
cents and save (as) twenty'five to fifty per dent. a wonderful saw
ing on a very small investment- What we quote. below we guar-
antee. Every article as represented.
A
President M1
.1101 th 5011. for
0
7 yda Domct Flannel. worth 101: yard. for . 39c
11 yards Fancy Outing Flannel worth 10c yard. for 3911
10 all linen Doylies, worth 5c each, for 391:
6 large Turkish Towels, worth 10¢ each. for 39c
10 yds. 'l‘wlllcd Crash, worth 5c yard. for 391,-.
8 yards host Calico, light or dark. worth 6c yard. ‘39::
Ladies Flunnclcttu Waists. worth 501: each. for 391'.
2 pairs Ladies Canton Flannel Drawers, worth 26c pair. for 3911
Ladies‘ and Children's Outing Flannel Night Robes, regular price title, for 3911
Balance of ottr wool Toques will be closed out at 39c, formerly htlc.
Ladles’ Cumbric drawers. trimmed with ruffle and deep torchon lace.
8911
4 Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs for 391:. worth 501:.
5 Men 11 Fine White Handkerchiefs for 39¢, worth 50c.
Golf Gloves, all wool, fancy, white, brown and black, choice 39c, worth 50c.
ST. PAUL. February 2:— Minnesota
secured the highest award and three
out of four medals at the Butter Mak-
ers‘ National Convention. which has
been In scuslon here. Kansas won the
silk banner for the highest state aver-
age. 89.44 per cent. Minnesota follow-
ed closely with 1.1.1.33 percent. Thr 11".
mar state had 29 entries while Minne-
soiu had 262.
Today the prize competing butter
was sold at auction. the proceeds go-
ing into the treasury. The closing
session of the convention was held this
afternoon.
WELL KNOWN DWARF DEAD.
BENNINGTON, Vt... February 22——
.Iohn “'.Toiver. formerly 11 Well known
dwntf. who trn\ cled with many of the
largest shows in this countty and
Europe died today of pneumonia He
was sixty two years of ago. Ills
height was forty-six Inches and he.
weighed sixty-live pounds. Mr. Tow~
111's first. wife was Libbie Dilllnuhum,
also well known 1111 a dwarf. who was
fot'tyonc inches tall. His second
wife. who survives. in forty-nine inches
in height.
The first bnloon ascent took place in
1783.
' “cut so 2;
50c Corsets. for 391:
500 Pocketbooks, for 391:
50c Chatblalnc Bags, 391;
50c Cheviot and Domet Shirts. at 5.11:
hue Men's Neekwenr. at 390'
2 pairs of 250 Hose for man or woman. at one
Ladlcs‘ Vesta or Pants. at $911. worth 501:.
Men‘s Flccccd and Natural Shirts, only 391:, worth E100.
45 inch Cheviot Serge. in blue and black. worth 50c, at 39c
44 1111111 Covert Cloth in Oxford and Brown. worth 591', for 391:
French Flannel 111 blue, brown and green. at 39c. worth 501'.
40 inch Mohair in gray, green, blue and black, worth 55c. at 391:
A 35c Hair Brush and 15c Comb ior 391:
500 Spike Belts, at " 3911
1‘. cards the Books and Eyes. at :91:
25c Pompadour Combs and pair of 250 Side Combs, for 39c
50c Gilt Belts, at 391:
25c Whisk Brooms, at 39:
2 2511 Hat Plus. at 39c
hie four quart Granite Coffee Pots, 39c
500 Wash Board for Stationary 111119, 391:
ll nicely decorated Tea Plates. for 391:
6 nicely decorated Oat Meal Bowls, for 39¢
12 bars best Laundry Soap. for 391:
Dieta’n Tubular Lanterns, side lifts. 391:
8 quart Granite Iron Pails, 39c
No. 8 Oblong Griddles. 39c
AWARDS FOR BUTTER MAKERS. COMMANDER OF TWO DEPART-
MENTS.
ST. PAUL, February flip—General E.
S. Otis has assumed temporary charge
of the Department of the Dakotas. The
itenct'al is now commander of two de-
partments. having been. since Novem-
ber. stationed at Chicago 111 charge of
Tm Department of the Lakes. Gener-
‘1‘1! Vthdt‘ left last night for Chicago. He
will go to San Francisco by way 01‘
Omaha and will sail for the Philip-
pines March 1. General Otis will re-
main in St. Paul until the 11nd of tho
week. He will find it necessary to
come to St. Patti occasionally. Inspect-
or General C. H. Murray is with Gen.
Otis an aide dc camp.
T0 EJECT YOUTHFUL EARL.
LONDON. February 22~Procecd-
lugs have been started in behalf of
Viscount Hinton. who at one time
played an organ in London streets, to
eject the youthful Earl I‘oulott from
Hinton house, pending the trial of the
question of his right to the carldom.
An injunction will be asked for to ro-
strain the present occupant of the fam-
ily estates from using the title of Earl
Poulctt.
-v .—
it thrives on
Courage is hardy;
heaps of sand.
Seymour’ sS’tore
lEIiHllNE
Union
Stamped
$3.50
For Men
Prepared Biscuit Flour.
111 over y pac kage.
Bridgcwntor Iiill 'Crcamcry Butter,
In prints. 3211 lb.
3% lbs. for $1. 00. It speaks for itself.
Elgin Creamery. 25 11nd 2911 lb.
Fancy Whltc Crisp Outcry. 18c bunch
MUFFINS AND CAKE.
Prepared Graham Flour. (Entire Wheat.)
You need not be a professional cook; any school gitl can tnakc tltctn.
(Samples Free.)
A FULL LINE OF HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES.
land Greening Apples, Double Cream;
Out of 11111. 301: lb, Chcoso. large assortment of fancy'
Ct ackcr s.
The finest N. O. Molasses in town,
1
at
Saratoga Pcptonizcd Cheese.
Vinclnnd Sweet Potatoes. Baldwin cake.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR. Loading Grocer. 88 West Washington Strut.
lthnt win their way.
101: (1111' by mail or telephone.
The Wonder of the .
Twentieth "Century.
THE "RELIABLE” PREPARED FLOUR. FOR BISCUITS, DUMPLINGS, ‘
Prepared Com Cake Flour.
A valuable cake receipt
llurnham's linsty Jollycon. 101: pck.
We are pioneers in absolutely pure
goods. The Ferris Ham. Smoked Boot
or 11 fliteh of Boneless Bacon nrc goods
Send us your or-
it will re-
ccivc prompt attention.
condition that they could not be ox- WW TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6. :1.“ ”
—--- nlbltcd to her. The list of injured so u 0 4 n m“
mung the grenadluos those known for as known. is as follows: M m Sp F C|ALS I: 0
1111 black sowing silk varieties are 13 [trunk Thompson, engineer. of tho ‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ ‘ ' I W“ 11 St |
may stylish, accommodation mun 19,53 broken. 111 nt 1111111 111 the unconunodatlou train. TIDE TAELE FOR FEBRUARY. 880“}! II non r1111: 0 m II
~—-.- ........ “flamed probably fatal 1 Edward Supp. llordcntown. condttet- ' 0 c0“ ' “0
mm: to {lave bolcn decided that Frank Bolden. 211 White 11111. N. .1., orloi the :cconmglutltp 11min Computed for wmon Point Dock. 8- LCIly. LENTEN SEASON ll "“9 “l.
1 he coat a that title of soul) hounds. intoriutll in mud, ll‘Ob- dimes ‘crva. 11w or c y. Fro . . 0 ‘ ’
111” will use nothing tut twttue ablylfninl. y 3 l Frank 011111111111.htm York city. m U 8 cu" 3m" mm" "”””“m
, yet, but in P111111 they are no (3. '1'. King. 52. White street. how The other injured arc nrlnclnnlly “ TM" “‘1’“ m" F°b."“""‘y- “011 °°m' 1 1 .1
118 my colored and fancy musllns. York. ltnllttna and are dlutrlbutcd among the [mind for Wilson Faint dock. from FINEST PRINT BUTTER 1.‘ 1 I". ’ ”a 15.; 5 lbs. £0,151.06. 1 ‘ 11 1. '1
mining them with laces Mrs. Henry 140113.789 Madison avo- hOBDllulB in Trenton and Camden. United States Coast Slut/11y tables. The .
nuc. New York.
ill“
m
either perpendicularly or cross ' he! lit In foot and to ‘tbs are reckoned
_ 1 1. _. _ _ 1 . . 1 Leona... Jon... “my ,1 cwsrs unosn comm-nun. mg, M0“ L0,, W3", met. 1., 11... 3111:. Boneless Cod Fish. 95c. Shredded Cod Fish, box, 51:. Mustard Sardines, 3cansior 25c.
. Mm. stepnen o. 1011111111111. 111 Lloyd nn'mort', Mlcl1.. February 22——’l‘ho datum o: mum“, on the Coast 1 ' . ' . Alaska Salmon, lb can, 101:.
. 111111111, Providence, n. 1. 11m 111111111 says that owing to 11 11111111 and ammo gum, charts (or 11.1.. New Fit Mackerel. each ' ‘51:. to Kit No. 1 Mackerel, 99c. Brook Trout roe. ,3.“
Mrs. Walter 11'.A111;ill, 105 Brown of small pox M the Michigan Military regtbn, 11nd which‘l 86 meg ”010.1% .j 11'. . t l '
3mm Fromm“, n 1 Amp...” 111 011111111111 1.1111 the an“... mm “51ml. Mo m3 11110. on m, melted Hdrrlng, each. on. Domestic Oil Sardines, 51:. can. Souschackerc, 141:.1can.
I in; 111511;)whittuh71:11:11tr1lttst NVan 1111111“ 1‘11111111111l hotly, inumber 105' outlets, 1:11:11 it“, afternoon tides on mono line of
.e 1111 111-1111 cw mm 11111101 11 content no u a subtle. , ~
.l.11‘. Willis, 1513 Fifth 111111111111. New licltool The victim of the disease 15 .12th fun}. . LT. lit. 3 CANS BARTLETT FEARS, 25 CENTS.
- York. 1 1 Cntlot Dolcng. who (11111111 to the 11111111» 1111. 100 1.18am. wlm‘t. GAGE 0R EGG PLUMS, .. 9 CENTS CAN.
Mrs. Stephen 11.11.11 Allen. 38'! Ar- my about two Weeks ago. All the 7.279.111. Whit. 5 CENTS CAN.
14'7". vanv enotcn TOMATOES,
students have 11111111 Vaccinated
W"
PEQUOT HOUQI PROPIHTY SOLD.
NEW LONDON February albumin:
Pequot 1111.11.11 p 11' 1111111 111111 111111
tcrday‘ for 8800 .233 Brand
actp‘tg. it in undorcto‘od. for 111111
28. 8.18.111).
8188mm.
Mum.
ft‘ 9.18pm.
linnton ovouuo, Jcrnoy City Hel httt.
M1.11ners. J. .Hontion,5 1 Lin-
my 1111111111.. Now 1111111.
~ Mrs. J. P. Condiitt. ills mvordnlc
1. 111111111111, Yonkers. N. Y.
William Wright Mount 1.1.5111. 111.1.
Alvin Plttfis‘n onion. 1 , 11262
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