Milli A111] Hill 1
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' Ailnlli Tiiill 11.111111113111111
Willem 0111111
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trainmen were considerably stirred up
91111111111 over, a report that About 11111.
ty of their number had been
11 and that others Were to be 011111111-
11 111111.111 consequence or the re
Arrangement of train crews and 11.11111
which took effect with the new sum-
‘ 111I'er “11191111111 lo ove
te'rda'y 11ini'11ing:Al
became currcnt1'among them at the
H'aven termliiel an'd‘ ther'11
trembling among some of them _still.
through 19111 that the 11110 of economy
will. fall still further...
At the aonerIui oificee' of the. com-
pany a rcpresslttat vo of the New Ilia
vcn Register ‘foun
disch'r'irg-
WhitaMo11ntaln"Grand1" positively the only thoroughly cloanablo
rmadc, also‘lO other styles, prices from $3.00 to $35.00.
the dyslb 10 yes.
sorts of rum'o'rs
Woo play “Ping Pong?" How a you a set? If not look at our Spec-
no and compare It with the ordinary $3. 00 set.
the report 91101;-
It appears that there are
about thirty trainmen' on the New
York division who have been relieved
of duty (01 the 1911901111 above given;
and' that less than fifty men in all, in
the w‘estciri district, covering all 111
vislbn‘d west or. London. will be "let
go." Most of the melt are‘ New York
.rows on the New York division, 111-.
though there are 11 number of New Ha-
The Show Line Division
comes next in point 10! numbers and
the Highland div'i'siou 119111 1
The laying on. of slight. of the twelve
creWs of the Bay State limited and
Knickerbocker llimlted‘
trains bemoan New York and iloston.
(the live hour trainsl.‘ on account of‘
the "through. Nine."
. down of the number of brakemcn on
. . trains because of the 1111's of improved
'air brok‘es which was begun Satur—
day morning. is responsible for the
rreatostw reduction in the number of
. .Then there are ‘11 number of
trains which have. just. been takrn off
the Hishl 11nd Division between llart
lord. \Villimautic and Putnam. .
All of those reductions are 1111111111 in 1.
the interest of economy in accordance
. with the policy of the system. The
men who are 11.111.11.11 of duty are all
comparatively new man in the busi-
11.1.11. moot of them having b99n in tho
crvicc under two years
policy of tut: company to aivc tho old
men in the employ pre11,9dcuce other
things being canal.
it is intimated that the' man who
ire released will ho, glyph opportunity
to take positions with the company
as vacancies occur and to take such
extra train work as may he necessru y
'1‘119 ."lettlng' go" or
use..Steei' Hoes, Spades, Sho vols-:1, .
'and Grass Shears. Adjustable Window Scleens, Screen Doors, any
Lawn 1. Sprinklers,
""091-211 eve-muss. ’
S STURJ
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.
EVANT
express
and the cutting
North Marin lend Ann Struts.
South Norwalk. ‘
it is the
pain
can...
alarm among some of .tho opclatmiws
SIOME VOLCANIC TERRORS.
Daily Warnings That Are Un'heeded
' Throughout the World.
printed Rev. W. .
Duncan's 111911111011 given in titelv‘irst
Methodist Episcopal
Iii:
It is dlili'cul't to regard the volcanic
terrors oftho West Indies as current
W hiic strictly speaking 11 our
99.111 event is an occurencc belonging
to the? present stream of life yet pop~
‘1la1"l.1 one associates it with some '
thing that 1199.13 at least 11 1191191111 111'
1smbla'nce to the common 01 cuncnccs
.11 life. But for any event which will
210111111119 with the eruption of Mount
Pelee and the destruction of St. Pierre
We must go to ancient _hlstbry.
‘ing and sensational as are many of
ihe occurrences of which we read in
our daily paper we find nothing which
prepares us to read that thirty thons
and persons did in thirty seconds in
one city; that a mountain. blows half
‘ a. mile _of its 1191.11 off that a storm of
1 wind and rain breaks over a city
hut the wind is poisonous gas and the
. rain is a flood of flames; and that the
‘ 116.11.11.11 the dead are almost instantly
cremated. and the. dust boiled in a sin
'gie g‘i'aIve of powdered lava.»-
with th'e ox't'raordinnry there is much
that is ordinary} ..
' a terrible disaster.
lug an assurance of '
, surety. TM governmeht 111.11 inspeét-
ed the mountain and pinnounce'd the
11901110 out of danger.
story 0 he. elevator failing the day of-
ortjiicatc of “9x
' immediately fol
It is the old
he t has been declared to be post
the crisis or the ruin of the man
' 91: case 1111....
If the government
“933 etheglu 1;an
‘1 1: lavas .111ng I hills ""
‘ wide. destroyed plants as and proper
l in 11 Th
r so a u AMu I
011': Are Kept.” y
.ii‘. 1131i.
A
West Indian population are our neigh-
bors and our nearest neighbors nhw
LOI‘ as Dr. Hancock said the near9st
neighbor is thmpoediest neighbor.
SKETCH OF COLONEL EVANSI.
The Pioneer Salvationist..of South
1 Norwaiku - 1
Nearly twenty '“one years ago ('01.
Richard Ev'a'us who first brought into
touch with the 'f'salvntion A'rmy, at.
which time he “with the prosperous
Owner of a brass foundry in York: Eu.
gland. 1.111111 impressions Were" that
they were fanatics 011‘ the subject of
ieliglon and temperanc9.11nd 11 yedr
later he won scand'alized and humiliat-
cd by his son William seeking the
blessing of 0 clean‘ heart in an all
night of prayer at U'the local corps.
This was a severe disappointment as
119 had planned a Career as a Baptist
clergyman for his son and this fact.
together with the‘. seeming. drifting
away from the 11111111151111. of 11111 9111111. 1
mode. the full'tcr 1111i 9: bitter; 111111.111:-
i'ng 11 1111111 open to 1 nvictiou. 11. little
later when an almost miraculous 1'9.-
1'Iival broke out 11nd some i 000' souls
were Converted eleven “ ‘moutlls.
amongst whom wort1 some of the most
notorious chamctcre in the city. his
feeling of enmity gave. way to a whoic
hearted endorsement of their work.
takil'tlz his place 1111.1 omitting his lot
with the. despised Saivatlonista. ‘
Two years later 119 sailed for Amer.
ion. and in .tho '9'11Illy days following
1119. people whom 11'..- 111111 tpkl-n to he
his people. now much of persecution.
His" first appointment as an Officer in
this organization was in Now York
1.111110 he opening the 111-.va 11.111 in
iroy. illicit (30110911.Lansingburch
and many othvr cities in and about
Albany.
in 1885.111; was the piouecr oillclzr
to open the work in' tho for western
tity of Chicngp thclIe the First C011»;
has opened at the "corner of Clark
lirect and Chicago 1111911119. The. Open
1111; was .icchmpanicd hy‘ deeds of. rui-
handy and lawlessness 'andI oftentimes .
the shedding of 111011.11; in 11.111. 11 way
.8 is now difficult to conn1r91111n1l.l\i91
”311.111.1111. the work grew and in a low
19an than the. armg work was starred
in nonrly one huu rcd plates in the
middle wast .
in 1888. he took charge. of what was
then known as the New York and New
isrsoy district comprising pl 119 corps;
with hoadqunrtors in New York city,
during which time the work went for
1.iurd in a wonderful manner and he.
iore he. left the nine corps had lucrcns
ml to more than ninety I
T‘The Salvation Army. work was start
911 in South Norwnlk under the admin
istration of 00101th Richard Evans
".1nri 11p to his '9111iu1: N911 \ork city
in 18911. he was a frcl‘mcnt visitor to
this city.‘
011 leaving New Y,ork the colonel
was appointed at national merry box‘
eecretnry, and later as national travel
1111; special, and. while actiucIin that
capacityutraveied far over the United
States, visiting the army work in near
ly every state flonr'rMaiue to .lnliforé
111a and from the golf to the, lakes. in
1899 he also visited the 11.161111: coast
and while there spent 1111111111 .throe
months in the Hawaiian Islands. thor-
oughly investigating the work there in
all its various. phases and conditions.
The colonel, has his headquarters at
present in Boston where he has-119011
since January 1901, liavlng' in 90111191:
1.1011 with his sen (1.0191111111111010:
Evans u"; overelullt Io'f U19. entire 121111111 tho flames. the entire moi had‘ to
11.11 yworkin the new. 111121111111 totes. 11110111911 Hwy Hoyt A E Win-
k . a cheater. EiliasICampbcli. William MON
. 113.. R. J Smith and Ernest R. Wilson
holgtatiqn t0 the unsaved some in the Were among thrifi’é: the roof or in
is
0111' 1111191111119 . ‘
1 omen who 1111111 ‘ h”
,1... 91' 1 1 , illilill Suburban Ai lilldislllriledl
nil '
ton street ,118'di'lthl'i‘forwaik «says: 0' 1“]
had “19013011110111” I'll? 110111.011 nc- B" She's 9' RIUIQI'S
ed Dean' slmdaep Pills at. Plaiiatedts
drug store during 9, Just attack i had
every 11 extort pennants Kidney I'll IIPIIBUI'A ill
Pills, and 91111 11101111 them to all 1'1." . I] u . ,
weak “31,6”;ng 1: Devotees of” the squared circle in
Sold for 5.0 n 011 ‘by all deal
bg'mm ”in? against the original article in
.. ole extents f ,l'l'plt'ed Statem 11111110111111.1111... gaiarumimnrmm 11
Remember. the name-4301111 s—and
. ;1 port Poet. 1.11.1 Wednesduy nights
bout between Patsy Russell 11nd ‘Jlul
for" til? principals that another bout.
set for Saturday oil'tht in Lyceum hall
The trouble 1111 not 111111 11111111110111;
(1'1 H9, is 11 man well known in 111111911
hay tickle of Fairlield up being a
"sport." lie also has 0 fc'w attributes
(1111 he promised the‘ winner of the do
dision $75 and 11111 other man 350.1111
the fight has over he told the prism
pals that the crov'vrl‘ lh'atl been so small
more than $1 "0 111111336. He offend the:
men-1.111.. or ten dollars Now I'tl'iat
111110 Falificid pumpkin seed in his
packets so he promptly called the
name in for his $20 as per agreement.
The principals did not got wise 011
apiece. Thus it 11118 that they got no
more than did 1111‘». referee,
fluid is 11111119 up '01 the spolty yo‘uths
them the adjoining farms and they
for Satluday 1'1 gilt. Whatever man up
pronchul hull 1191111] of tho little game
flonnoily.‘ The result was ‘ilmt the
lighters 11' paid not come out to the in
cluli' 111911 were Willing to subscIiiio
five dollars apiece to a purse but the
to take 1111;. mart1 chances. 'i‘he brute
worn off 11191-911119. lint 111101 h9r series
mlddlc of next month.
(Continued from First Paco).
quickly on the 519119 By this time the
whole building wits enveloped in flames
“in. harm 1.11.1, blind hum1 belonging to
Mr lI-1xnnder. wns .Ikickius its wav
before it was terribly burned. Dr 11‘.
l. Oimsteztd was summontd to Mar;-
911 Ho. examined the animal. and
found that it had inhaled fire and was
911 that the animal be killed. It use
1911 to Keyser island about 10 o'clock
lmstend
-Th11 sectind IulurIm was immediately
fore the firemen 11.11.: headquarters the
Iky was illuminated from the flames
of the horscs at. the livery stable at
night. was in the vurd. watching the
Mir").
Mr. Alexander-’1'; property is .ont of
1.1.911. was considerable difficulty in lay-
ing a hose Connection had to he
'imiih streets. and nine hundred feet of
hose were laid. There was no use in
11011 was centered on the house; which,
was about forty feet.‘ from the other
pcr rounds and on the roof. it is
thought that this the caught lrm
91110 11111511111111?“ k'nn 1" ' '“ "WW ’1
1 Mrs. 1.1111116 Warrior. of 8W“ “1
count of y hitch ”hint 119 l procur
"‘ . ' Experts Willi Tile Allis T1111 i‘nll
111111 the: 911191191119. Ifelt. better in
v i
wom‘en suffering. in backache and
the sylvau shades of Fairiiold 1119 get
are ..FostooNl O- ..Buflalo. N;
financial standpoint, says the BlI'i-dgc
take no other
.onncily was such a his gold brick
could not be pulled off.
port and has the lc'putaiiou 111110111: tho
' of the film flam expe‘rt.l.ll1~1t Wedn‘cs
also promiscd thI9 referee 520 After
that he could 1101 v0 them anything
more..." as the story goes. did .not
bluff. in tho shotvdoyvn the referee
this and' were. lot Off With only $20
The 1111901111 Athletic Club or' Fall-
tried to not up another saline or bouts
played on thcir friends ltusscii and
decent little town azai1l.80mo of 'thc
iio'y‘i; who li'hndic mils were not' g‘o'ing
will [.19. arranged for. some night in the
Than The 11111111
91's. *‘anotllor neighbor. also arrived
"ilil their was a terrible 90111111011011 in
out. and it finally succeeded but 1101
119r ‘s stables. where the horse was tnk-
hourlbh burned 11119111111111.1111 advis~
.vcsterdav morning. and shot by Dr.
spot in but not s'oIon enough. for be-
in the barn The man who has charge
burning building. and waiting (01' the
the city limits. and for this reason,
vhsde at the corner of. 811111.011 111111
trying to save. the barn. and all atteu~
b'ui ding it was also on fire in the up-
the ”barn. The firemen worked
.i’
seine spirit of 119911 building}.St 1111 did
1111.151th as in 1,11 , '
I‘i's' work as 11. 'whoic-heartctl‘ fearless water. the pngstlr’é? :be‘lhg'? low
‘1zount of the hill and long line of hose.
The house, which wee a two and a half
- stop; @me9 buildlmzéls slmoet a wreck,
child; at all left of the
. . la't erwere junk hay. rags
and eleven barrels of bottles ready for
‘ shipment to New York ‘A wagon load-
all with material gathered during the
. . ssslsaharne._...
firemen returned 1,home at. 4
.hvelnt 1. , 1' ‘
' Kidney Ml ' a (1 "they‘curo‘ “ “ 1‘ ..1 ‘1 '
pyuly fungi. ldnoyI ill. from book g [“9
' hobo 11o 11 11111 61111011111111 now' 1110 . I(. '
more to find tllc'l'ious'c on fire.
beavers. 1.1.1 111910119 they could1ei'1tln- '19
1.1 W‘f‘lt‘y'm
the Sct'tecsi"
oi Oak or Cedar '
Take the elevator.
blc calms:
Table Oil'Clotl}. 1
. Stair Oil Cloth. I
Shelf Oil Cloth,
ity, for 39 cts.
lar 38 ct quality for 25 cts.
11171111021119 FURNITURE 1'
"Hall" "source." We has. an‘ ‘cxtended line, in Mahogany.
also in Guides. weathered. or Flemish Oak. Some of them
are 11111111111111}: carved, ot'hjc'rs 51¢ pierdlfct ell elegant fin,
ish. In many oi them the sear 111151111; the lid oi; aims. and
'. d1scioses a roomy 9.1111111111111111 which is a convenience.
Hall Mirrors. ‘J’l‘hcze are designed to CREE
The Mirrors are 01"111111111‘1'“
richly beveled glass and superb surfao‘é finish. '11The 'fra'lmcs
are of Mahogany. or' Qak'é' tllcr Golden or Flemish
Chests. Every house-keeper values 11 Chest; not only
as a handsome ple'c'c of Furniture, but as a great conven-
ience. Those we are shooting arc of vario'u's sizes, made
any of the Oak Cheats are lined with
Cedar, thereby nearing the contents from. moths.
. A visit to the Furniture Store will be mterestmg,
.Oil Cloths, one yard wide.
Linoleums, two yards wide.
1 . 90 cts to $2. 00 square yard.'
' Linoleums, four yards wide.
1 1-60 cts to $1.00 square yard
..,- . .,._. .M...-.........
Establwfied “1357.
nd givith
tail 9. 'with
OIL CLor'Hs AND LINOLEUNS
A very large stock, all widths, and' 111 neat and desira-
19 to‘75 ate a yard.
20 to 30 ctsia yhrd.
.10 to 12% cts a yard.
6 ate a yard]
AT THE HOSIERY SECTION.
For the woman who likes a good shaped, well- -fitting
Stocking. we recommend a new line of Onyx Black Lisle
in lace opcn- -.w0rk spliced he :1 and toe, regular 50 ct qual-
Men‘s Black Lisle Bali-Hose, white split- -fect, regu-
CHILDREN 5 UNDERWEAR
' We are closing out some odd sizes in Children’s Rib.
_ bed Drawers, lace trimmed. This lot will be s'old for 10
cts, and they are worth double the price. 1
I
The Designers and Fashion Sheets for 10119 have ar-
rived, and are at the Pattern Counter. Leavc'your name
for Fashions, if you have not already done so.
TllE- ' 0.- 11; 119.110 "COMPANY,
"Bridgeport, Conn.
111141 of the house end this was destroy-
911, but much of 111.; contents of the
lower rooms were saved. Mr. Alexan-
d'e'r was 11"9ariy suffocated When be
He was
liviliIg alone a housekeeper-.119 Iliad dur-
ing 'thé winter lug 1.11.11.11.11 to
Stamford 1’1 few days ago.
”Plenty of Smoke 'But' Little Fire.
There was considerable excitement
in Wall silent. near the bridge Satur
day night, when a volume of smoke
was seen issuing from the 1.1111101 the
Gazette building. Quite a crowd col
lectcd and just as some one was on
the 11'qu of turning 11‘. an alann it was
discovered that the cause. of the smoke
was a hon fire. .
, ..il...;.
TRMNS T'KKEN .bFF'
Other New Thing's' (26111: .11th Trains
Crossing the Nutme‘ State. .
in addition to the changes already
ported in the time-table. of the Cox»
solidated Rsiho‘ad.1tlilch went into
,.. .
effect yesterday, 'axc 1101119 others that
ogre 11111.11 to attract attention in this .'
state. They are as follows:
The New Haven sf'eamboat train
will leave Hartford tit 10 oclock p.111,
‘1 or; five minutes earlier than formerly.
lIt trill arrive in New Haven seven
inut‘es earlier: .v,
"the Highland divisiofi there will
lie Monomtfiients‘ for some in the
face, that the 11:20 11.111.111.111 from
Hartford to Willimantic arriving at
the latter place at 12: will be dis
continued, and the. 2 . . twin out of
Willlmantic in the afternoon. arriving
31 1111119110111 st 3.50.1111 also be dis
02 p, m
"' Cl hind is
- " 11
1 Pure. DeliciousTE
'iN THE COUNTY COURTS.I
The Bridgeport courts have ud-
jour'ncd until Tuesday morning. The
criminal side of the Superior court
will come. in at that time. to" complete
business.
Judge Eimcl' “ill rcsumc the trial of
court. cases in the civil Superior
90011.1 '
Judge Curtis‘ assignment of jury
cases for next week are: Tuesday.
Charles S. Clark vs. Edward Wiii<
lame: Marsh Mex-win if: Lemmon vs. »
John Feid lsh, Mel-win & Lcmmon
V's Alfred Young.-
Wednesday—diary McGann vs The
\lctlopolitnn Life insurance 00.; Dav
id. Bradley vs. Lewis P. Wakerna‘n;
. Frank E. Conlne vs. 'L W. Blown.
'l‘h11rsdaymAshIlIJIel' E2 Bartmm vs.
Catherine Keating‘; Charlotte Temple
vs. South Norwelk list 00.; Margaret
Benncr v's. Stephen Tomasko.‘ '
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