. . . ~ L 8010 ‘ Agents
F. D. Lyon 5100.
,3... 90 Washington sneer
karma: '
mm at
nine! Stamp
“ea-71172.10. $3.... and...“
”gigf'l'r PAYS TO TRADE”
HOUSTON’S.
Table for
_ ~ , $1.95,
Former Prices. $3. 75 to $5. 75
011510115 1105 linin Street Bridgeport.
.. 16“ Car tare on $5.00 purchases or over.
EAMER COLLIDES WITH BARK. I INDIAN MAY BE PRESENT.
only Damage Apparently Was Carry. Expected at the Central Club's Enter-
g Away of Small Veesel’a Headgear. 1. tainment Tuesday Night.
NEW YORK. Mar-1h 17411111 Old Rumor has it that there is to 111.1 a
omlnlon freight steamer Richmond. real live lndian at the Central Club.
' Norfolk. 10.. while bound up the ”Tuesday evening. when the entertain-
y last night in dense tog, collided mentoull1-1d”'l‘hc Last American” is to
1111. the bark .iohn 8. Mary. of Boe- :be given.
on, at anchor ot‘i‘ Robbins reef. iii the1 Whether this gentleman is one of
. per b‘ay. 'iiie damage to the bark. {the mcrnbcis oi‘ the 1ei'y su1.cei-isf11l cir—
up for an ascertained 10111011th 111 1:';111-‘.111111. who became 1111 atatathed to Nor-
. 1‘ lug away her headgear. 111 reply tol walk 1111 11 hth to live here in not re-
‘ p “111131 by the Richmond prior the 1'ol- 1eiiletl.0nc of the principal charac—
lesion it was stntrd that the bark was L'tcrs in the illustrated slow to be 11.11-
tleaking 711111111111 was later towed to" en 'lucsdny is named “Khuu- lie." 11
unlpaw ’l‘hc R11 liinond was' somewhat auggeatlve 117111111 for a‘ stoiv
lily damaged by the 1ollision.tlie teller.“ but the person who is to read
writ of the bark raking her from Lthe tale is our.1 of our most distlirgniali—
'e to the main rigging. She had cd citizens
aWay the main (halii plates iii- M1's.\’111'naiu and Mia. Beldcn are in
house. for.etopmast two hunts and reliurge of the uti'uir'. and every meni-
"avlts on the :a'ltlil‘JOtilti side and thc :bcr or tlrr,1 111111 may bring a guest.
1) top sections of her smokestack .
i'eL lnui'ed.A11-0rding to James R. Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
1L0 and. the1 superintendent of the Did i M. ii Mar_iiira111l of Stamford. spoke
’ Linton line. the officers of the Rl1l1- to an interested company 11f vourig
reported that the steamer \\'.l:~‘illl('ll at the i. M. C A. meeting ycatcr-
(receding slowly. and that no bellaidni afternoon and renewed many old
re sounded on the bark and tiiat acquaintances. W. 11‘. Waterbury. the
i were no indications of a vessel Stamford town .1'.icik will address the
' ‘ the vicinity until after the meeting: next Sunday at the 11111111
The Mory arr'i1ed in port 'lioui'.
m day. eroni Rosario. l The Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar
—--- -Cliil1 will give special attention to-
BARKENTINE WENT ASHORE.
FIRE ISLAND l... 1.. March 17.—~itb1- club will play next i1‘1 111111 night
he barkentiue which ran llBhOi‘P ill ‘I int tho Holman recontlou
lock last night two and a half miles 1 The orchestra will rcliciii' .1111 Wedncs
eat of Point Look 11.11.. was tl11 iday ercniiia again at Secretary Nor-
Er Lair barkoutlne Persia. Captainiils' home. 111111111111 1"ehcuisais of the
'iiiconib. from Buenos Avres J'nuuaiv .11pei'a ligypta will begin in the Y. .\i.
7' New \ork. .lnnuaiv l with 11 car- i(‘. A. rooms 1111 that evening
. . Her crew of ten nteui ...__...._.
‘ re landed in the meet-1.1.11 buoy 111 . TUDAV IN WALL STREET,
Long Beach saving station The| WAl I. .'i‘REETL 1.1 10 a [1,...111".
I'GKISU‘RTS 1178 ions "9' 116115 I. principal dealings tit the opening 11"111'11
Quillfln‘ntzport N. . “1111111 Sile' i‘1 in the specialties. Large trunsnetlous
ll 0,1)! G \V Churchill and her 71g were recorded in Amalgamated Cop
in this citv and \V. R. (“trace and per. Manhattan, Consolidated Gilt-l and
.f‘ ‘ Linseed Oil. Amalgamated after a true
L to savers have returned from tionnl advance, dropped sharply. Tire
E1 P811618 and say they believe all? others advanced. Colorado and Son-
l} hacome a wreck. She has six fcet thern Second preferred rose 1% and
water in her hold and her deck is Northwestern 1%. Fractional .gains
115A strong southerly wind drove were 11111 1111111 in the general lint.
P11111117. ashore. after she had lost WALL STREET. 1 p. m,—The dc.
anchor. when attempting to anchor mand died out during the noon hour.
0!! Long Beach. about, 9 o'clock last and there was some reaction. Amal‘
his the vessel having got too 01089 gamnted dropped back to the lowest.
mature to work Oil? to sea again. Geenral Electric. made an extreme rise
of 5%. and there were advances of 1 to
‘RATRICK' S ANNIVERSARY 11.1,» in St. Joseph and Grand Island first--
NEW YORK March 17 -—-Si- Pfit' preferred. St. Louis and San Francisco
1 6113' was 01)? erved in this city that and second preferred. Chesapeake
clal aer1ices in all Roman Cnth- .7; Ohio. Chicaga Terminal pregepre¢
. hurches. by a parade and by a National Biscuit preferred. and the In-
timber. of dinners. The parade was ternationai Paper stocks.
' largest. in some years 15. 000 men TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
. "“3 The ““e 0‘ "mm “‘91 Reports over private Wire or E. A
-£tl1a1emre. The Parade” "“3“"1‘ Bohme commission broker. Swartz a
‘35! o1§iixtyninth Regiment. National Corbett's block South Norwalk.
“the First Reziment of lrish Open High Low 1:30
tears and the Hibernian rifles Copper. 1151.5 551.4 1121/; 5274.
“8 950011101119 Audent Order Locomotive. .12 32 31-1/4 31-11
Am 8. R (30.112614 12675., 1261/. 126%
~- ~1- Atchisou. 76 76% 7.5% 76%..
. -: 1 1' I . . Atohison. pith. 961/1. 97 ‘ 911V; 97
60 F I G d Bait. & Ohio, 11151.; 1111111 111514 1111111.
1 ‘ 66 00 Bkyn. n: '11., 65%; 6111;, 1151/. 1151/;
. , r1 . , 'Ches. & Ohio~ 4.5% 46% 415% 46%
e ramp; for Sale 1.1.111. &N.W._232 2323/. 232 232
' . C. M. 8: St. P. 1641'}; 165 164% 164%
' ~ . Chi. R. I. & P.1'1'2 172% 172 172
' 11.0.0.7. SLL. 1111111. 10111;.
D. & H. Can, 171 1711.5 171 1711,43
U. S. Steel. 1 427.51 4277;; 42% 42%
U. S. Steel pfd. 951A. 95% . 95% 95%
Gen. El. 00.. 308 312 1308 312
Lou. & Nash. 104% 148%
Nor. & West. 50% {17% 56% 67
Man. Consol.. 1341141351.“. 134% 184%
Metropolitan 167%1351A 134% 134%
Metropolitan. 167% 1681416714116814
M. K. 1&T pfd. 54 64% 54 54%
Miss. Pacific 100% 1011.6 100% 100%
iniglit to rehearsing the music which
N Y.. C & H 162711. 163 ‘ 1627/11 163
Reading. 211.
Plioliic‘vfliil 48% .48‘ '
Pennsylvania 1611/. 151% 150% 151.1,;
People's Gas 100% 101134710016 101%
Phil.,&.Rend.. 55 . -5515 55 55%
P.‘ ER. old. 8075. 131% 807$ 811.4
Soti,~Railway, 327.1. 32%: 33
Sou. Ry. pfd.. 9'1' 7 . L 97
Son: Pacific. 6417;.“ 65% 64% 65%
Term. C. &. 1.. 60 69 . 68% 69
”11.8. Leather. 113%, 11%
1 Union Pacific. 99% 99% 99% 99%
71311. Pitt). pid.. 867,’ 87% 8616873
PARKVILLE PASTOR REBIGNS.
nan'rr'oan 1111.31. 1.7-1—A‘rmtne
'tgheln ' overhauled .3...
L,thé "Spring"
Nat. Lead Co..19% 20% 19% 20% ‘
N 1'.. 0.0111. 3211. 331,11 3211 3271.-
11711.. 67117 6711 L235; -
Lilla insurance 9
7 Business
811111115 i’ 111 iii Commissioner ii
i.. ditliuiinlils iiunuul lii'|lill'i
l‘.11111|11111111.18l111111 inruu inri'nusu
ill i’runiiiuu liurninln
HARTFORD March 17. "'1~'iilt‘illlnllte
Coiiiinlnsioner Scotleld 111111 issued Pitt
2 of his annual report relating to life.
accident, casualty and miscellaneoru-i
companion for the. yarn ending Decent
her 31,1001. it is 01111011111111) that Part
3 of the report thealing with tl'o condi-
tion 11f affaira of secret. or I‘ '1 rial
accletleg will be submitted about Ap-
ril l. The. report contains a valodie- 1
tory in which the insurance commis-
sioner says It is the last report which
will be issued from 1111.1 hands." 1111 he
has tendered his resignation to Gover-
nor MqLean to take effect June 1.
"Life. underwriting for 1901," says
the report. ”shown moat remarkul1lu
gains and rcoorta or companies 111'-
1elop 11 conservatism in mailurzemmtt
Willi‘ h is worthy of 1 ornmendutlon The
total admitted assets i111 i'caacd iii tire
enoruioua Slim 01' 61571111517 llablll
tier. increased $140.406.7:1~1.80. The.
percentage of insurance expense of
management to 1011111111; 1111011117 11 1111-
eided improvement with the majority
of the companies. The character of tlic '
investments. real estate holdings de- .,
creasing and bonds and ntoeka largely
increasing, reflects favorably on innu-
azenieut. Death claims resisted have
decreased from $609,202.00 in 1000 to
$710,990.96 in 1901. Commendable
prouiptueas is shown in the adjust
ment of uoiicy claims.” '
Th11 f‘tlnillliSHlOllt‘l' suya tho income
of his depai'trnont for many yearn has
been far in excess of its actual needs.
the 111111111111 revenues for 1001 amount.-
lng to $58.866.iid. "This surplus will
be. enlarged during time by some $15.-
000 because of tho lenislatimi of 1901
in the static of New York. by which a
tax of 11111.- per cent. on premiums of
life and casualty coinnanies is impose
ed 1111 companies of this state. The
retaliatory lawn makes nor-canary the
imposition of 71 light tax on premiums
or business in this state received by
New York coiiiouuics. 'l‘lic depart-
uicutiiicut was not created an 11 111111.1-
11111» producing agency of the state but
was designed to afford pl‘tipt'i‘ supcrvia.
Ion of insurance nti'alre at the1 expense
of insurance, companies. in my judg-
1 merit. then.1 is no proper warrant for
tlw collection of foes1'nn1i taxes in ex.
cons of the department expenses 11x-
11ept as they may accrue by 11171111111 of
our retaliatory ntatutca. The evil-itinr.r
laws can be so amended an to do away
with as far us it 111 pour-tibia all fixed
11111.1 and charges that can be used as
'1 basis for retaliations 111 11111111 1tiitcs'
The change for valuation 111‘1-oriipan
ics policies should be 11111111 ed at least
one lialf and icon for 1"111titiint11a
«horrid be placed at a nominal sum.
The {1111s and taxes collected while
nominally a charge il‘millsl the coin-
1111111' are actually paid by the insuring
public." L
in the statement of the New Haven
Trust company as receiver of the Con-
uccticut Life insurance Company of
Waterbury. which is included in the
commissioners report it is announced
that the 1'11111iv11r (annot make any def
initc report as settlement in dependent.
in 7111 1:1 rent an extent upon the out-
more 11f litiitntion'. but the. most impor-
that matters have now been substan-
tlalli nubmitted to the courts.
0
CASHIER GREEN BRINGS A SUIT
Deputy Sherii‘l John W Scullcv this
morning served papers in a suit
111'oui.lit by 1.. C. ii'ecn 1111 cashier of
the Fairticld Countv National Bank
against Henrvl).'1’t’ris,bt.Pr'opeitv
bclonglhg to the latter in East avenue
has been uttn1hed to the, amount of
6150. Damu'zos or $90 and costs are
claimed and the matter will come up at
the. office of Attorney H. 111. Ferris 111
South Main street. on Saturday morn-
‘lng. March 29th. at ‘10 71. in. it appears
from the papers in the cam that
Wright. Have his note for $74 on April
2211.. 1901 to be payable in three
months but to date has not been paid
The plaintiff is represented by the law
firm of LHurlbutt & Davie.
" REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jacob M. Layton and E. E. Gorham
to .1. B. Cunningham and wife. lot and
building. Van Zandt street. East .Nor-
walk; Joseph Gonczy to George 0.
Starr. 11 acres and buildings. West
Noi'waik: J. Clarence Hawkins to
Clara A. Jackson, building lot. Haw»
kins avenue. East Norwalk; A. I...
Poulniun to Herman Qtiitner. trustee,
three parcels of land with buildings.
Spring street: Richard H. Golden.
committee, to A. Leary. Becker place,
land and buildinzs. Bouton street.
Consideration. $1135.
A Green Farms lady was taken with
'i fainting spell on a trolley cur last
night. She was brought to Norwalk
and taken to Glendenlng‘s drug store.
and later removed to a Harbor avenue
residence. where she expected to vinit.
Croup
Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy is a certain cure for
croup and has never been
known to fail‘
Given as 50011 as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after
lithe croupy cough appears, it
will prevent the attack.
It is the sole dependence
‘ of many thousands of mothers
ti. 1 and never disappoints them.
Price 45 cents.
Tailor-Made Suits.
Walking Suits 8 Bicycle Skirts,
All of the Beat Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION ‘PLA TES.
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WCW 1171000190000
3111.1. rnnr
flS NEW
For the coming Spring and Sum-
mer aeosonla now In. The wooi- '
one in our Custom anartmeiit '
embrace Worsteda‘ Cheviots
Flannelu in all the 11‘o 11.1 that. A
will be worn by genteel dresser-11 ‘ ‘
$123 111).
'1' Trousers to order
from $5 in).
:l DAVIS ii SUN.
13111111111 1.110'1'iiinas
11.1'1'1‘11 llS. r1: 111111711111: RS.
f 85 Washlnglan Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. lilfilvifl.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
MARY i.t)l'lSl13 MORTON
vs.
.1115“: S 11] 11W ARI) MORTON.
State of Connecticut. Falrfleld Coun-
iy. Superior Court, as. Bridgeport.
March 7th. A. i). 1902.
Form the complaint, of the said Mary
Louis Morton. ' praying for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorte and
change of panic now pending before
1111.11 Court. haviii'] been returned there.
to name first 'lfiueaduy of December,
11101.1 ' '
it appearing to and being found by
this Court that James Edward Morton.
the anid defendant. is absent from this
State and gone to parts unknown and
111.11 1111111111 of the pendency of the
complaint was given as required by or
1111.1 of notice. heretofore landed. and
111111 the Plaintiff risks for a further
order of notice in the promises.
Therefore Ordered that notice of
’lic pcndcncv of said complaint be giv-
1111 by publishing this order in The. Ev-
enint: Sentinel. a newspaper printed In
the Town of Norwulk. once a week for
three weeks 1111 ccauii c1) commencing
on 111 before the 10th day of Mann A.
D. 11102
111' order of Cour.t
iL1‘REi) W. TRACY.
Asst. Clerk of the. Superior Court for
l‘airllcld Coiiiiiv. ' mill 1?. "
PRINCE REACHES ENGLAND.‘
The Steamship Deut-schiand Has An
Uneventfut' Passage Across.
PLYMOU'l‘ll. England. March iT—~
'l‘be Hamburg-American steamer
Deutsehinnd (from New York. March
111 having on board Henry of Prussia
and his suite. passed the Scilly islands
at, 8:30 this morning. The steamer
should reach this port. at about 12:30
0. m. The Deutachland remained
three-quarters of an hour in these
waters. and then proceeded on her jour-
nay.
Prince Henry. who was browned.
hardy- looking and completely rested
after his visit to the United States.
spent most of his time on the bridge.
with the captain or first officer of the
neamer.
SCHOONER ON PENGUIN SHOAL.
NEW LONDON. March 17.—Tht
tun roasted schooner Oakwood. of
Newport R l bound from South Am-
boy N. ..,I for Narragansett Pier R. l.
111th coal, hit Penguin shoal. near the
west side of Stonlngton harbor early
this morning An attempt was made.
to “"0111 the tesscl from her position
but she 1emained hard and fast. Tug
Frederick L ives got a line to the
schooner and attempted to haul her
from her position but without avail.
This afternoon the vessel was resting
easy. There are no rocks beneath her
bottom and it may be possible to get
her of! when the tide is right. Other-
wise it may be necessary to take. out
of her hold a portion of the cargo. Cap-
tain Scott was notified this afternoon
and has sent a tag to the vessel‘s as-
SISIRRCC.
HAD DINNER AT THE CLIFFORD.
The members of the Monday After
noon Whlst Chili had dinner today at
the Hotel Clltf 11.71... guests were
Mrs. H. W G gory. Mrs. C. F. Os-L
borne, Mrs. Willis Woodward. Mrs. J.
C. Newkirk. Mrs. D. W. Raymond. Mrs.
A. J. Meeker; Misses Alice and Annie
Cola.‘ Emma Lockwood and Stella
Smith. After the dinner the mem.
bers of the ointment to the home 01
0111:, Frederick Quintard Lto play
117 st. ‘ '
SIX LIFE. SAVERS DROWNED. ,
CBATHAM March 17ml
ain Eldredge 0 e Mononoy Life
who started to the relief of in distress.
ed barge, were rowned by the can-
ninn 101113.11! the seven men who start
lied.
eeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeee
"ii-73.7767
. Suits to order from L. i
Saving Station and five of his crew.
idling of the life out today Only 8111 t-‘
7%-
1.5.1.1515111111. 11111 are nan 111.1» nah; 141114741 7.5.; 111114174111 111» 721151
run 11111111111111"
'LEADING 'i- DRY1'1 GOODS'I- STORED
Tristramllflyatt
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. 1
1’) it a
1:41..
Ref;
71677077577577?
11
1 I
CARPETS AND. RUGS 'i‘
We are selling our large. well-selected and well assorted stock of HANDSOME CAR- TL;
PETS, AND RUGS at extremely low prices. which accounts for the large business we are do- .2,
ing in this department. Just look over our line and see if you can do better or, as well ‘ else- .1"
11.7
Ingrai‘n Carpets. handsome patterns ..... 25c. to 450‘:
All Wool Ingrain Carpets, bestmake-.... 6°C. to 85c. ‘1
TapestryBrusselsCarpets....... ..... ..... ....11=........60c.1085c.:i'
VelvetCarpets.allqualities ..................................................$1.00to$2.5o. y:
BodyBrussels'Carpets..L... .......... . ......... ..$I.25to$r.5o.;.;a
AllWoolArtSquares.allsizcs.... ...... ...... $5.00to$15.oo.1§a
Pro. Brussels Rugs, best weaving .................... ....... .. $6.60 to $15.00. “i"
Body Brussels, Wiltons, Smyrna and Moquette Rugs' in all sizes _ 1- “if
Mattings, new patterns coming in every day ........ .. ..... . .............. 15c. to fine. :3
OilCloths,allwidthsandqualities ...... ..... .........25c.tosocsq.yd.“é?
Linoleumsinall'grades.. ......... ......... .5oc.to$r.7ssq.yd..;p
Lace Curtains. Window Shades. Curtain Pole». and Fixtures. _ . . 1.1%
' 9
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. 3
Special sale of ENAMEL WARE—oll perfect geods; 110 seconds or imperfections: ::
.Enam‘el Sauce Pans 191:. 2 or 3 qt. Tea or Coffee Pots, 35c. ti“
. Enamel Sauce Pans. 29c.’ 6 qt. Milk Pans. . 199. it
. Enamel Sauce Pans. 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans, ' 25c. ‘71?
. Enamel Sauce Pans, 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans. 29c. :50
. Berlin Sauce Pots, 45c. 14 qt Dish Pans. » 49c. ”13,
Berlin Sauce Pots, 65c. Mixing Spoons, any size. ‘ 80. p17.
. 1.;
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. 1
111."
’1'17i 7? 7% 'imii'ivi': 1% 'i1'7i7i 61191570751151 570757531711 '5' '1' 7'1"7711115161717175'1611017775’017377'5 5M 1:
KNO WING
Is the greatest kno‘hm time and labor
Fourteen years’ experience I as taught
us 1101711 to but our finger immediately
upon the source of trouble or all e: 5.
abled electrical appliances
Being correctly equipped 1m: can repair
quickly-“that means less expense-«—
saving time 1‘: sa’br’ng money. you know.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F’ G CO.
50 WATER $71. $0. NORWALK.
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS .
FOR MEN [1ND WOMEN. '
Glover’s the Plane
“The ,
Fitness
Things”
In admirably pictured in the
. «W
I
Dear Sir:
the paint was sound. though of course division'of the Consolidated railroad mu,“
I! W folio
L the color had faded between this city and Ansonia will new} c and vigor by Mini:
r . 4
March always brings the fire! hat ,
Manor: ‘0! Spring. Nature will soon
be pulling on her garments of spring;
«(MWWMWMO
ELITE and SOROSIS foot wear
it will delight as to
\
have you call and be impressed.
The Lohaerlng groups of .era‘W'L. fresh]
Sprlng' and Sum/mar ' Goods seen. at
every turn and counter of our stores
make the thoughts of the coming of
1 Sprlng more real and near.
' .mwo
We are prepared wltb the most
gelecl of the advance lines to meet
your Wants. and In no other slam. In
the world can you ‘buy .10 canon-
' lenlly as In our stores.
Accoums Opened 1“ With I
EverYbody.
SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN. ONE DOLLAR
WEEKLY UNTIL PAID.
1.... 1111111111171 1111
Letter to Thomas I. Raymond,
South Nor-walk. Conn
Poetinastei' Nays. of Gar
diner, Maine says the Evans House
there. was painted with Devoe in '82.
H. KRIEGER 7.
war WASHINGTON STREET. ,
‘ scum NOR WALK.
March is Here
WABHOUT ON BERKSHIRE R R.
DERBY. Mar-ch 17.-—-A washout on
and mm in did—twelve years—and the Anaonin branch of the Berkshire ‘19“ ”humor my mm on“ m“
bomndp well
11 t nuke a: ,
R. W. Haines Hotel Cobur'n Skow- make "- “90953”? (0" trains to run °" :u:¢£m§d: 13‘1“. 6.”.“633
I
i M i u 13 ion and 011.1110 the Naugatnok division between the
signsiiintgdnfouriililnea iii eleven years. “"0 cities for several days. The-11 “’1 11M“ R 131
Both hotels have bee
for; the costs are as live to one. We run along the canal bank and it is
say generally the costs are its two to supposed the banlt was undermined by
0ne-that'a enough.
I W~ DEVOE ll: 00.
-Oometock._ watl‘dns 8; ”Dow E was-carried may. The other warned
01.1‘. Prowitt I: Cor. mu 1111125 feet in length and will be
It 1! . 1.1:. an
i, well cared tracks. where the washout Occurred “Wye“ '7" ‘9' New
muekrats. At daylight today the bank
gave way 010 two plice'e. At one
All/the miner: seep
-or' Rm 'of life. ‘ Th‘e‘p
alight. ‘
TOBAGOOSM
111.11 5111 0 an .
Your-.Lflum‘y! .
(l!
a.
"at,
EXPLOSION or MINE liner..- T
FAIRMONT. W. Va. March 17—7011
explosion of mine dust in the New.
place a section .of road 100 feet 10118 Central mines muff“.th m
Norwalk Chronicler