cure
lira into. in the
etch of, snow. '
rioueiy washed: roads in
ndered ilnpaa‘ Ic,
rti‘ally'llnd
nchfiand ‘overnowed.
“—1....
m can INJURED.
Ni
‘_ howling dam of the Pen-
wa ompany today reveal-
ilos caused more havoc.
y to noon was running two
5 the. collar dam. which was
intent the break chased live
hot the cribs and five onys
iii "be-incorrectlry after the
bill the water goes down and
‘b ‘lu to recede at yet.
‘0 O 'SEOOND STORY.
low water mark at It
way.
:r or this morning.‘ and fail.
embankment. "were carried
swollen stream and drown
lag/n ”WE-V9-
.l .
tot
.399,
tbfr‘ooliara.‘ etc. Plait ‘ atroat
damagednbout 3300‘ by gut
:«ralnn and one abutment oi
, .
~MJ—«m
‘flNDlR
. all the meadow: In tho
he paid. .
Soc. 2.
i1 _
~ on .the‘ Naomi ‘.
lo rn ‘9‘
. .' “09
principal: d
doc. 3. There shall be all .
in ca actor (or services in
, thaw-rust of. Buohdciinquont
“a. and the rt 11 in
‘ . theta: cantauln’cri‘
‘itllli iii di ‘
um
, Gull Club. which were
ti‘bywtlloziiood. yesterday. will re»
“ durable repairing, ‘ ‘
aiuage is to thoccilars 0t
' dwellings andetore in the ”roomyn
district. One 'drnggiat claims thatvtuc
damage to his stock will reach flood.
owed by; hand aig- PAPER COMPANY SHOTS DOWN.
five buildinssvur WINDSOR. April 2241... stormhan
raisedftho; Farmington river higher
, _ , than lit the last Crochet and its waters?
, ~93 'MFASWWLE: are still rising. though they have not
ADV" 22r—The 31000 yet crossed, the highway on’ the east.
“Fill! Valley Wasythe as there is yet but little back water
many ycal‘s. High- from the Cunnecticut. The Hartloru
Paper Company at Poquonock has been
compelled to shut down temporarily.
TRACKS wAsHeo AWAY m
SPRiNGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Marla. April 22—Re—
ports from the Boston or Albany in-
spection train indicate that the eaat~
bound truck 0! that road from this city
to Huntington la‘prncltllcallsguacleac‘un-
. - ' titeyteneivc repairs ., ave. can ucooui:
,fiegfylt‘iqfiflz 3:33;: pliahedthcre being many washouta and
emerge to the property of “many places wherethe track is under‘
estimated at about $500 mined from the flood, caused by the
ouhe“'wuc surrounded 0,; heavy rain and the breaking of the rec
ervoir dam in Middlcfleid last night:
The dam and mill prbperty belonged
to G. W. Launtinu, of Paterson. N. J.,
and the flood rushedth rty feel. noel)
AD?“ 22"!“ examinn- into Middieheid. Many . houses
flooded. but only a tewuwers wrecked.
. 2 although barns and on till logs were
that the "00d“ '3‘ Saturday carried away. »‘So tar up can be learn-
ed no lives were lost. although there
were many narrow escapes.
ter the people lied to tlhe hills. Thirty
.1 or forty families were coded out. but
iif'fiaywbyrthe walzhout. ““9 no house was carried away. although
- y as “g 0“ the gravel foundations of several were partially
wrecked. Gamevlvell‘s atorothouae. fili-
. ed with agrlcu turnl mac inery and
- .9 ”gag?“ thequnllnie‘heu farm Wagona.‘w“ac swept away and its
c am. 0' “’0‘ ’5 contents carried down stream.
Boston & Albany atone arch bridge at
x“ , , Middleiield was submit)?” and 8.
'-’~ “ ‘ ~ -' ’ . . number of big way 'ri gee :werc
app: PLE W'LL HAVE wrecked. The Christel; electric ‘llfht
. . . Btntion and emery mil 8 were and en
. $1213ng 32"” he! Connec- but the extent of the damage is not
. » n y-one eet. "”0 yet estimated. Several small dams on
the west branch of the Weatfleid river
were partially carried away, and the.
total of damage will reach into the
thousands. the flood being the worst
since l87c, when the some dam gave
N0 DAMAGE IN LITCHFIELD.
5 _ Li'l‘CHFIELD, April 22~Although
OWN'EI.) IN WILUIMQN Banitulné‘lrake and other bodies? of wa-
. 1 ,. __ ' _ ter. n ‘t c section wore ra so to un-
"“gfififiéeggycgieggohfgm usual height by tho storm. yesterday.
he ‘ vicinity though all no damage was caused. A report which
”5,, 6m i‘alaédto high marks A gained currency that a bridge in East
1‘ 0rsea.belonglng to Alphone nitchileld hnd been washed away. prov.
,orc bucked too close to the 0" to be unfounded.
COLLECTOR? POWERS.‘
The BiIi to Compcl the Payment of Mil~
.. itnry and Poll Tam.
The following is the hill phased by
, .d the Senate in concurrence with the
, I Mlle Naugntuok‘ House. to compel the payment of mill.
iron; 01 fawning tary commutation and poll tax. it now
. none mo, ago. The goes to the governor ior approval:
lts‘higheat point about section 1-
135;3m3m, The Berli- neglect or refuse to pay anyvpoli 0
on trucks Wm afibmerged ; military tax assessed oxalnat him, at»?
ally ol‘the upper bridge, ‘No tar paymentif the someone“ shavej
r mo aaide mun...“ been legally demanded. the toxicolioc-‘v
‘ tor of the town wherein such person
resides may ureter his complaint to
any Justice of the peace residing in
rchurd street wag "am said town. or to any city. town. or
, ' . borough'oourt. eatabliahed withintaaid‘
When any person ahal
. town. alleging the non-payment of said,
KN” “our” TM“; in. and ouch dilution otthepccco‘dr q
.MTER. auch court/chad thoroup‘oa'cauoe ouch
1,139;pr 22.4th heavy delinquent taxpayer to be arrested
fiturdgy‘mgm and Sunday and brought before; finch iultlcoior.
‘ Inch court and .ouciil; uitico or'auchl
court shall thereupon determine such
cane. and If no. proper or aumclont roa~
ton in shown 'by said delinquent tax-
payer why bald “3:11“ not been paid. ‘
lllCh justice or each court shrill order,
the occuaed to standcommittod to the ,
hill or Workhouao in the munty until
ouch tax. with the interact thereon.
and all costs of the proceeding shall;
Any, person committed to . ;
“ ‘ ' Jail under inept-oviduct,“ till-Pact. .
_ . "chair to reuulred to comer work to
{2“ hip clinical condition may i ;.
, . {crouch day be In employed
9 00 he ali‘iiii hoailowcd the chili
. . i a n
in .wd
i.
row when an urgent buying movement
’ MK. o '1‘. crew? 91'th out; 88%
‘ Phil.&Rcad.. 37 38% 3 . 37%.
pg. 3 ., y _ , ,.
amend coolers-tram ‘i to 3 potato. _
Louisa autoimmune-o race 2. the- rat
preferred 1%. Colorado llllnoiagccntral
2%, Colorado Fuel 8. arid-the local trac-
tions about two points. each. Missouri
Pacific and Pennaylvanic recovered to
the top and Southern Pacific ruled
about 50. The,“ market hardened In
sympathy. but recoveries ' gradually
were fractional, and did not hold.
The United States Steel stocks ruled a
point or more below Saturday'e level
on very large dealings. The market
was revel-lab and unsettled at noon. The
bond market was very active in spots
and irregular.
WALL STREET} 9- m.-~'I'hc mar-
ket continued extremely irregular dur~
lug the noon hour; and the volume 0|
business was notably smaller. St. t’aul
fell back three points and the Grangcrc
and coalera were generally lower.
Strength was to be seen only in spots.
The local tractiona mode alight addt
tlonal advances. Missouri Pacific touch
ed 4110 and Chicago and Alton roan
three points with some sympathetic
response In the southwestern group.
Sugar rose 2% from the lowest. ,
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.——Tho mar
ket had lapsed into an uninteresting
condition and tinctuatlonu were our»
developed in Southern Pacific. ’l‘hll
clock. moved buoyantly 5% to 58%
with thousands of shares changing
cover of this movement. with losses in
Smelting and Cleveland. 0. C. & St.
Louis, of its and 3 respectivciy.‘
TODAV'F. OUOTATIONSx
Reported over private wtrc or iii. A
Bohme. commiasfou broker. Swarta a
Corbrtl‘s block. South Norwnik:
Open High how 1:3t:
Am. Cot. Oil. 29% 29% 29 . 29x
Am: 8,. R. (3.. 148%" 150%».r1l08ii2.‘ 160 ‘,
Am. Tub. (3o. 128%”128361127‘15 lilil‘; .
Atclilacn, f' 00% guilt; 69 6931,
Alchieon. 33“.: 97% 07% 97% 971A
Bait. conic. 98% 98% 98% tum
Bkyn. R. 'i‘.. 87. 88% 861.5 88%
Can. South. 75" 76% 75 70%
Cen. of N. .l.. 158V; 158V;
when. & Ohio. 49% 49% 48% 49
Chi. & N. W.. 205 ' 205
Chi. n. c 0., 193% 194% 193% 194%
c. M. a. St. r.. no 175 no. 172
out. 11.1. a 9-15574. 157 154 156‘
Gen. In; (30.. 2234 22395.22: « 22m
lion. namely... 100% Willa-105% 106%
Nor. & West. both 557/. 6494‘ 51%
Man. Conant. 129% may, 129,an
Metropolitan. 1.75 , lyric mm 11m
Mica. Pacific. 1091”" 109%“108'41 100%
N. Y.,C. & 3.154% 154% 153% 154%
N. Y.. O. k W.. 35% 35% 35% 35%
Con. Tobacco. 47% 47% 46% 46%
North Pnciilc 102% 102% 101% 102%,
No. Pac. old. 98% 98% 98%. 98%,
Pacific Mail. 37 38 37 33
Pcnnaylvanin, 161 101%, 180 161%
Pooplb‘a Gad-$1216“. 110135.115 lid 'i
no 12. id... 76%. 71.14, .1694, 77%;
Son. Ra“£1ay..30iii. 30% so 30%
Son. Pacific. 49% 00% 40% 50%
Tenn. 0. & i.. 68 ‘ “
11.38. Leather. 14% 14% H 14%
11.8. L.Co. old. 77% . 77%
U. S. Rubber. 20% . .
Union Pacific. 1011/. 102% lo lit. 100%
Uh. Puc. ptd.. 88%
,‘ihomarpcntera will mom a union here
hands. Other stocks were sold under ‘
D. & iii-Cult. 179 181 179‘ 180 ,‘ '
Sou. liy. pith. 84% 84% ”83% uam‘
hill);
Wabash. put. iii. 41% . 41 41%;.
Wont. Union. 03% ‘ . ‘ ' $39“
other ”cues.“
‘,._NAUGATUOK. Anriiirzz‘ At a meet.
log of. theigipyal carbon
petition was this‘mcrning cent to the
contractors. Several of theiattor ala-
ted . thin morning. than-while they were
willing to give thermcu nine hours.
with? lull. par. ,thoy::xiwouid“ tunr down
the eight'hourpropoaltion. [It is said
shortly. .
.—
Tweurvriv: vans" ron monu-
_ DlARY. ' . ~'
NEW YORK. April .hzmli‘rederick
Wagner. twontyone years old. wdfi acn~
tonced today to twenty-five years in
state prison. by Judge. Newburgcr. In
the Court or Generalseuaicua. Wag
nor was convicted on a charge oi act-
tlng tire to a tenement house at 3
a. 112.. January 30. Thai-e Worn twenty
nine families in the housedttho time.
SALE. OF BOOK ACCOUNTS.-
Undcr and parallnnt to an order oi
the Court 01 Probate for the district
of Norwalk. the undersigned. trustee
za Inaolvency of The Norwaik Building
(30.. will sell at public auction. all the
book accounts of said company. at the
chino of Joseph R. Taylor, Eco. 70
Washington street-South Norwalk, on
the 24th day of April. 1901.7!“ l0
o'clock. n. m. For particulars apply
- F). E. GORHAM;
. rustee.
South Norwnlk. April iii. 901.
, ‘ , aid 22
. .
. “litonomy ls l (mu Roma."
“"0th
Opportun
iy.
Fine French ‘Balbriggan—
Jersey ribbcdffaucy strip.
rd: not 100 expensive at 50
cents and 25 cents per gar-
lucui, but all‘ti‘v‘é ask‘is 39
Cents. Certainly. we have
both the shirts and the
drawers.
Blue Serge Suits (for men)
nicely made. will give very
satisfactory service. The
price, $8.00. is suggestive
of a much cheaper garment.
Negligc Shirts~iumdc nicely
of pcréalc~254‘Cents. Just
think of it!
D. GIliiLIEB,
u NORTH MAIN STREET.
, , held here
u . naturally “night. it wot” uteri to ask
the contractoraylor: a niuevhour "d‘ay
-, with luilmday dild"“uido“nll eight-hour
doyon. Saturday withduii pay.’ ’I‘liia
, First Congregational Church,
of each nertormanoo. ‘, '
m M ‘ Y ‘ o
In the 'i‘ruo-to-Naturo ComedyDralnn.
WWWtheiiuthoi: M
lite stock is tube 501 31 one
South Norivalk.
a
. client...
, dioxin; 't.
'ifllilliiiiii MERCHANT
an the funny otroctpamic at noon.
. « ,itvaumo Filippo, lo, 20.1mm.
Theatre. ‘soutw
. drug store. Nor
of each performance. .
i Is not an [uncommon 'conditionéifi'z is} I ‘
common coum- fo’-“““d‘iihufi and other
palm. .. .1 ., ., .
’8de or prowl
= ”Multiracial?"
" thin to ,
bought at-a great : sacrifice, which
enables us to place them on sale
been sold by the manufacturers.
There arena two garments alike,
and no duplicates, can be had.
EN'm'rERNMEm.
A sun SIHIBAII,
Under the udupiccs of the
Ministering Ciifile K. D.’ of the
Will be given
Weineshpipiiil at 8 P. It.
At the recidcnce or
MRS. FREDERICK BELDEN.
Tickets. 50 Cents.
ale 4t
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Three Night. and Wednesday Matinee,
COMMENCINGMONDAY. APR. ’22.
Mr. ‘ I
TH%MAS SH EA
Supported by an excellent company. in
{our of his best plays.
Monday night. The Voice oi.’ Nature.
Tuesday night. Sydney Carton.
Wednesday mat, Man-OHWar'I'Man.
Wednesday night, At Hell Gate.
PRICES:
Night, 10. 20. 30 and low at 50c.
Matinee. 10 and 25 cents. .
Theatre. South Norwaik. and Wood's
drug store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance
HOYT'S 2TH EVA-.TR‘E.‘
V Mntlncoand ,Night,
SATURDAY. APRIL thh,,
The Clover Character Comedian
Ill. cunts ' tours
' introducing a company of capable
OOMIDIANS.‘
SINGERS, ‘ o
DANCE”.
MATINEE PRISISi‘lO and 200.
Rcaor‘vod. 1 south on sale at Hart's
rwaik. and Wood’s
11:, 5 days in adVance
Iiiyoa‘ Which are‘,ovcrv)orker.[ii to»
ill” "
i.
We hivolboogii‘t' of one of the ,3
leading suit-manufacturcrs, their
.aotnple'lino of Ladicai,"l‘aiioramade ‘5
sun, Walking durum Rainy”
Day Suits- ‘ Thane goods. were
_ a
mil?” “1‘“ . . .. .
/ 'for a collimator” Winches MOP Stickfip
Widelprice $1.” ‘ ’
.1
With
at a price as, low as they have ever .
at 19¢. per box.
{Choice Paper, regular 35:. quality Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
r; ' Cedar Pails, three hoops,
of laying out
can coniche‘l‘é
cash houses,
if not satisfactory. '
PAY s... wen
Reaerved Boats on pole at Iioyt's .
, Abcautiful assortment of
sweatshop work. Pricesirom
1 . 9591.95 lotion '
WHAT Magus.
*r
’ Houac~clcaning Necebaities
special prions: .
Galvanized Water Pails, “
Scrub Brushes.
Clothes Wtingcy warranted; $1.68
Carpet Beaten}:
‘at
19c.
. . 150.
P" , p Tack Hammers, 8c.
anal. ' LanndrySoap, 3c.
g ~ , Washing Powder, 5c.
‘ Five hundredbofla of tho cele- Large lull Whisk Brooms, 15c.
brated Parson 6i" Greene Co's Parlor Brooms, zs'a‘nd 35c.
29c
ralsrnm & urn-Tr. NORWALK. ~ CONN. . .
THE procure oumrmis: 59);:
um :twomw.’ ' BOYS moi arms.
"29. and 51 West Washington "Street;
“.5
it“; t 2*" 3!. 25‘”“'
whole lot of miney for what you need, Vyvhc'irayou
afidéhoose from the choicest assortment oi merchan-
dise to be found in the Twin Cities, and pay for it in small weekly
Our prices are positively " lower than are charged . by
and you have the privilege of returning any [tutti-loses
Mi‘Ssos’ Suits. '
$7.95 .
Boys’ Suits.)
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits, for young‘llldies, sizes
14. 16'. 18. Brown, black and grey,nicely trimmed. mrpriize
i” - ’i".
[Boys’ Blouse Suits. all colorc, “no i
.i‘
Overcoats'for Mon.
' $5.95,
m
Spring Top Goliathclateat opting: styiew‘ with turned over
culls, nicely tailored. Speciai‘price
/
Do not {all to examine our Clothing. Depiirtmcnt. ' You will find ‘
the largest and best assortment rigid,
, here} All thé‘ilateat Mixtures
andliair Stripe‘Sergea.and at popuiar‘pl‘icoa. ,—. . "
ti
c , ‘ ' ,
um March Rica; ., p ‘ ' ' W
The bulletin t: I, ' ‘
ii. I". a”; ._f #11:.”
trick, licenced :ffhgfmum ”bl", .y‘d‘u.” ‘ .' "
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