. ranklin Shoes.
Men’s. Bou’s. Youih’s. Little Men’s.
32.00; ”7.75.‘ 31.80. “.28.
Every pair warranted perfect. and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
r. of LYON..& co. Solo AgI.
EFFFFFFFFFFOFF Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
v . Forests Had
NarrnwFs ”grapes
fire Destroyed the Otis
House and Damaged Other
Property Ill Watertnwn. N.
Y.———Illg blaze at fair IIav-I
on. Washington
WATER'I‘OWN N Y. . Matt'll 6~-l' III
The Great Northern depot is now In
flames. The loan. unless the wind
changes. will aggregate nearly 8600.000.
A big warehouse partly filled with
goods III totally consumed IIIIII the
Names are now at work on the trestle
over which the railroad runs.
The fire department from Whitcom
has joined In the tight. and volunteers
from that city are coming In droves to
try and save Fair Haven from being
wiped off the map. Mnrchlson's mIII
III II total loss. and the Northwest Wu-
tcr front will be a mam-I of mine. ’l‘hc
plant» of the American (‘an (loIIIpnnv
and the Home (‘annlng Company. and
the Steel Fish (‘uhncry It now seems
certain will be consumed.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
! .....
! Elias A. Agnes (‘hopourlun Is In New
I \lilford today
F l’ M. Watt. of the Standard (III I‘ om
today destroyed the Otis House one ”I pnnv. waII III town today. on businegu
the largest hotels In this city. and com- F FFF'- PFFFFF “I" F“ \GIWMFI “I“ 9”"
put,” gutted the numerouu stores in l Inn and was c'ntcilalned III the Now
the block. The fire started .II a 30 III “elk (‘ In“
the cellar and Iunning up the elevatet ’I‘IlsIIam & than the Ieadi fIII you
gift“ enveloped the entire structure Ini with InIeIeeting itenIa—-—IcaIl tbcII ad-
amen. ‘ v.I~rtIacmenI
{The hotel was crowded with guests! ”.1” huge cakes 30M, lagplnfl'
an I I - ~ - . ..
25g "Petey! nl‘ai’FFFFFIFFFI‘IIFIFIFFIFFFIFFFFFIFIIFiFFsFFFIFFithFFFFiFvFIFs \\ llllfllll Ranch. who use opnrntI-II on
in bed on the fourth flout. and thanF the llf'ISpllfll.’ for appendicitis. I-IIIr
lei down by ropes. [h R. lI. Saipnt. ‘FFFFFFFF‘F' F" ""FFFFFFFFF‘
Milli! city also a guest was leOVNIF F FFF'“ ‘FFFF‘FFFF F‘F FFF‘FFFF: FF'FFFF ‘FFF FFF“
from the fourth story I“. the firemen . lienilv house. in BI lIchI “\t'nllt‘ .‘on.
. All the guests escaped by fiIe- -cacapca . “FF
is and laddeims all interior means of 95-! ——~I\Iaaka Salmon, .‘l cans, 2:'Ic.
gt cape having been cut off. Had the the} Lawton Iv (‘II
V occured at night a great loss of life} I‘m-”195 Seymour.
I flF FGFFS gififfill; (Film? "Ff“:‘id- PTIFFFF. F able (I) be out lOIIuI
;‘. a 95 1‘03"“ 9 ill" up foI tlIc Illhl «until day by
drunks Block adjoining the hotel and! [was F F
flattened for a time the Flow BIOIII' l
. :29 flgalmsggfitaafiegém ‘F'FFF San- F stir-.ct will go to New (‘ IInnaII. and take
. pflre was anhour law under con F3.“F,::F,F‘FYFIF:IF":FF FFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFF FFF FFFFFFFFFFF
“At 11 o'clock the loss In estimatvl ‘. . .
B 3200..“ and is two-thirds cor "OlFFFFF (FFFFFFFF'FF' (I. F"- F‘»
flared by Inaureanc at SIIIIIcInnI' II. Saturday.
‘ ~-———~—————————~ . Miss Annie I‘hittini. of (‘entcr ayI»
-.nue will go to the Noiualk Hospital.
. .ncxt wetk. to undergo an opemtion for
Father and Son Lost Residence: and F-Ilimmlitllis
Contenta, Valued at Auout 37,ooo_ Mrs. John Hurling IiIIII.of Baltimore.
,, . . .. , . formerly Mi» Saidte R. Ilull, of NIH-
. ”3:9:‘13‘31 iOFlllgoanFFllgllethFFRFFFFMFI‘FFF Iwnlk. is Sin ruling the day in town. tlII-
‘kaown musician. and that of hi~. NO“. i§;;F;:‘F “its.” Fm” ‘FFFFF F‘ ‘FF' FFFFFF‘FFFFF‘
_ were burned with all of their contents. I
early today. causing a loss of $1.000 ! A pail} who (“'0“) to iieIlc blood
which is partly (.O‘Hewd by ilhuranIc. III~ morning. had IlIc mistIItIIuI- III
F < That we houses OIIupIed adjoining loIs I burn tIIciI ht‘Irit‘ drop Ilcad III bout of
,m Sylvanc avenue which is a quarter lthe NIIIualk Yacht I tub building An
0‘ the ciIV rattler remote from fire aer Fo‘tlIeI hots}: was sent down from Sol
vice. and although a the company with FFF‘FFF s ‘FFF‘FFFF'
. apparatus responded to the album tlIeF ~vllnck “urst at Scbauo‘s Market
buildings weIe destroyed befoIe wratc - (—I
(‘llt'lfll Russell lvrosl was in Hart
lFiFFFIFlFFF FFtFF. turned on then) rom a distIIntF I ford Ipsmdd) .m lpgishflh‘fa bosons:
FF E‘FFFfi t t 1 II b lie was eIIthtalncIl at IlinncI bv tim—
J, FDiFlFI F9 5 “I: F" FFF F" "“5" F7: J‘FFFFFFIIIIm .\bIIam (‘liambcIlaiII. ill the Ho—
, am“ who Waafiwnkened “’0‘" 3 III lieublein. with SeIIIlaI) of State
:FFFFFFFanIFFFFtoFunFFd :hm:llaf?l‘tfisl?:(¥:l suFIFiFIF (‘ liarlcs (I It. \ inul and General E. 5.
F039 Ii ‘ l .\ I
h ay ll!!! he had onl\ time to re F FFFFFFF‘F FF FFF FFFFFFF FF
111 Ellis wife and young child in thI ll ‘F‘FF" FF‘F‘FF \‘F‘FFZFF'F ““‘F ”F “W FFFFFFFFF’
eaten: clothing before n", fire envelop- Fiddles at Miss Band 5 Seminal). was
at the building completely l‘he “0““ low Iatcd on for appcndiI Itls at the \‘or
of James Dillune speedily caught the FFF‘FFF‘ FFFF‘FFFFFFF FF'F“ “F“"FFFFFF FF-F “F
Ilml this also was (Onsumed With all I “illllllll .i. FlFl‘al‘t‘}. assisted by Dr
in c‘bntents The elder Dillanes 10‘s:(iltgtll.\. DI. \\‘altII IIItc-hIoIk and lb
WIN” a number of valuable mum.“ I Higgins It is tlII:III ht that the pa. lent
”truncate and a lot of one sheet mu FF‘F ‘F'FFFFFF "F‘F'F‘
c.
'l
23f
I“. ll
of Main Sheet. is
nftI-I being Iitlti
ill»
\Valter .IcnIIingIIF of lppcr Main
(‘ake Sale.
WATERBURY HOUSES BURNED.
Abeorted
DaKIyn's
——Special fox Saturday:
Fruit and Nut Chocolates.
"’ Main Street, Noraalk.
cl
Rev. Paul Illooie Suayer. pastor of
Ihc South Norwalk Congregational
Church. will arrive'home from Baltl
more, Maryland. tomorrow. and will
ocIupy the pulpit Sunday. In the
morning the subject of his sermon will
be “God is Love." and at the reaper
th|\lt" in the afternoon at t: 30 o‘clock
the addicse will be on "What Must I
Do to Be Saved'."
A wagon owned by the Willinln M.
Terry (‘ompany waxstalled for sonic
time. this noon. by a breaking of the
king pin. The forward wheels went
out from under the wagon. which was
heavily loaded at Lite time. The body
of the wagon “FKSI‘FfliSPu and the Iron-
ble repaired. ‘I'lie accident occurred In
the alleyan next to uavenport‘ a grow
cry store. in North Main «tieet.
l
ale nae m ram HAVEN, WASH.
Immune Saw Mill. Great Northern De-
pot and Other Buildings Deatroya’d.
F BATTLE. Wash. March ti—Fire
t broke out in Mnrchision‘s saw
_ it, at Fair Haven. this morning.
threatens the destruction of a large
of the water front and business
fill: ldlnga of the city. A strong soothe
Faint. sale is aiding the flames and sev‘
erhl cannot-tee are ill imminent danger.
I Periodical Shampoo
Essential to Healthy Hair
a Egg Shampoo we are using
I to us superior to anything we
we ever used It exhiliarates the
and thoroughly rcmov es the dan
3% know this is absolutely pure—-
we make it.
“11mm: the Running Hot
Watch-3'
. WWII”, BARBER.
F Waghington St S. Norwalk.
COULD NOT KILL HIMSELF.
CAMBRIDGE. Muse. March Or"
'Alive and with chances of recovery
considered good by doctors. is the con-
dition in which Alfred James. a young
man of this city. finds himself today
after having fired flu! revolver bullets
into his head and jumping into the
Charles river to insure destruction.
. He used a 22 calibre revolver In doing
.Ihe shooting and to the smallness of
the bullet is attributed escape from a.
fatal wound. The fact that he. found
the water in the. river very cold and
swam ashore explains why he did not
drown. He has been suffering from
mental trouble and on Saturday last.
left the McLean Asylum where he had
been receiving treatment. He is 26
year: old. and married.
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
BERLIN March 6—»Exrthquakes
have been felt for two days in the dis-
trict of Yoigtlan. Saxony. and In the
FIN- xgelim (Ore Mountains) Todays
SO. Norwaik. isboeks were violent The Inhabivanta
.fo Guilt: westward of Carlsbad left
their houses and paw the night on
lthe streets. Tremors were fdt an far
In: Planer: Roichenbach. Km at
Unter member: and at 'ahook
for several ”condo. Tm waa great
excitement Wharf the; alerted dis-
ns’ Market,
l; INPlaCC.
‘. 8 III; bankrupt stock
cum. wan VETERAN asap.
nmnurrowu, Irma marten
MIND ION I-IAFFNOID TFODFAV.
Died In Same Room When H0 Wu
Tried to: Dwutmart'a Murder.
DULUTH. Minn. March B—In the
name court room In which he had been
convicted of the murder of his sweet-
heart. Charles E. 1). Henderson. a ne~
gro. was hanged today. To each of the
deputies the prisoner. as If he were an
attentive boat handed roach. To er—
Iff Butt-hart he gave a teetamcnt. en-
derson expressed no sorrow for his
deed. and said the crime was not. pre-
meditated. After talking for about nulf
an hour he turned to the sheriff.
straightened up and said. “I am ready."
lie held his ..IInda behind him for the
cuffs. The crime for which Ilenderaon
paid the death penalty was the murder
on June 21. last. of Ida McCormick. lIIa
mistress. He had gained entrance to
her rooms and be concealed himself in
the closet. Overhearing Mlau McCorI
mlck declare that she loved him no
more. III- plunged a knife Into the word-
IIn'II breast. Henderson, following his
conviction. addressed a. loIII. 'Ilea III
verse to the governor. speaklr ‘ ‘III
(the prisoner's) services In the Spunv
lab war. and asking for a pardon.
INCREASE IN STOCK.
Bill Amending Charter of Conaotidated
Railroad Paued the Houae.
The following rcaolntlon amending
the charter of the New York. New lia-
vcn and Hartford Railroad Co. was
passed by the house yesterday:
'l‘lIc New York. New ilavcn and
l-IarII‘ord Railroad Company III hereby
authorized to increase Ila capital stock
to such extent as shall llt‘ rI-quircd.
from time to time. eithcr by plil'I‘lllltw
or payment. to take up its funded and
floating debt. as the same shall be at
the date of the accentnnI-I- of. this
ilnll‘lllllllf‘lll or thereafter. and to make
pcrmanrnt additions and iIIIprrIve
menus II the property of the company
and of Its loaned lines. including rnll<
lug slnt‘k, But no Isauc of stock for
the aforesaid purposes of Slob in cash
for each share up to be Issued. and the
cost of such additions and Improve-
Incnts shall llf‘ VII-rifled lIv sworn I'ertl-
"Hill‘s of an engineer approved by the
board of railroad I-onIIIIissloncrs. and
the cci'llflcrttos shall be filed with said
board
MANUFACTORV ATTACHED.
'IIIo attaIlImcnts were plated. this
morning. on the property of KclIIy &
Huttltcmcicr. lllflllllfflt't‘ll‘t‘l‘3 of “(Wel-
Ilrs and coaster bicycle brakes. The
attachments were placed by Sheriff
Scullcy. The first is for 81.2.30. in fu-
vor of Gustave Fl‘l‘lll‘l‘ll'hs. III recover
on a note given in l‘JIII. for $300. and
interval. The other is for 8.350. to II»
cover on a notc given to Hermann
Quitncr. for 3473). given in it"): Title
note has for ihrr-c months with inter-
est. 'I'he suits are returnable to the
April term of the court of common
plras.
COTTOII MARKET QUIET TODAYL
NEW YORK. March I‘Iw’l‘lwrc WI‘I‘II
no sensational IicvclopmcIIts III lIII~ co!~
ton market at today‘s opening I‘on-
tinued wct wcatber in the IIIIIIIII belt
and favorable cables from Invorpuoi‘
and other Europe-an I'cutcre gave t‘ll'
couragcmcnt to the bulls, and most III
the turbo notions advanced a few
polnIII. This aIlIautagc was soon uff- ,F
set In an avalanche of IIIIling orchsl
IleII II Willul out thI opI mug gains. ilv F
the end of the first lIIIuI mites hall
IlIoppcIl It‘ll to twelve points roIn op
ening quotations. MaI- cotton selling
ofhto 9.73. The volume of curly busl.
oven was much less than on any other
(lit) this week.
SHOE CUTTERS' STRIKE EXTEND
ED
I
I Y NN. Mass. MaII h tiF.~"I‘beF
Knights of Labor ahoe IIIIIeIs strike l
uhiIlI has been in pIogIcss here for
tuo months and In which the stitchers
of several factories joined was extend l
ed room when tlIc lastcra of William’F
Porto and Son‘s fIIItoty tame out In
support of the Knights of labor. It
was IluimI-d that this was thI begin
I‘ll 'ng of a Inov ement among the iasters'
In all the Lyon factories. using the
Boot and Shoe “orkcrs‘ I nion Stamp
against whom the Knights of Labor
strike is directed.
BASEBALL LEAGUE CONFERENCE.
NEW YORK. March Ii—The Ameri
can and National Baseball imagues rc~
sumcd their respective business aes-
slona today. Interest naturally is cen-
tered about Johnson and his. col-
leagues. who are arranging the final de-
tails for the New York American club.
The National League people. accord-
ing Io President Fulliam. have finished
up all their business except routine
matters.
TRAINMEN CONSIDERING WAGE
. BILL.
ST. LOUIS Mo. March ti~—Attorneys
for the Wabash firemen and trainmen
spent the day carefully considering the
bill of particulars filed by the railroad
company in its application for the in:
junction recently granted. When the
application for dissolution of the order
will be made is not yet definitely
known. The general situation Is un-
changed.
GOOD FOR RIDGEFIELD.
Ridgeneld has another band. not
from any lack of harmony in the old
organixation; in fact. the new band a
a junior auxiliary of the om. Rays from
12 II) 18 years of age are learning to
play and will noon be able to join the
regular hand. There are about a do:-
en in the new branch and in a year
from now it is hoped that there will be
a hand of forty members. instead of
twentyclght, u now.
CROWLEY VLEFET TO BE Al-
SORBED.
TAUN‘I‘ON. Mam, March a4»
tain J. G. Crowley. head of the ship
ping Inn which bears hia name, to-
day announced that notice: had been
sent out for a meeting In connection
270 Main sI..
lpuIII
FI lined in the of‘llIiaI board. Since then
with the proposed annotation of the
Atlantic Coutwlae Transportatitm‘
company. tobolaldflarchs at: ,.
ken. N. J. ltlaaadenfoodtflt INO-
aI-atioaa widths he made with rater-
mmmamuuafnem.
ammmmaymea-m.
0mm lltvlllagaehuetlw‘
mum
_~IW
We wlah to mount» to our many
customs" and the ladies of The Nor
walk: that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th that. where we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models. the latent atylea from Parla
and a full line of Imported hroadclotha,
etc. and all the latent In home cloth»
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the bent In
quality, style and fit. as usual. Don't
forget.
Faro paid to all purchasers.
Krasovitz & Fox.
Stamford, Conn.
J. GARTNFERF.
Merchant Tailor.
Will Call
and take your moanura for Clothing.
and when goods are finished wFIIl deliv-
er thcm free of charge.
Send me a poatal. that Is all.
so souru'mm eraser,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
STRAWBERRIED FOR THE GOUTY.
A writer in Nature speaks of the
cruel medical tyranny which punishes
the strawberry from the diet of thc
gouty and quotes what Linnaeus bad to
say about the curatch properties of
this delightful fruit. TIIIII great nat-
uralist was persuaded to take atrawbcr-
rI'cII during II severe attack of sciatica.
with the result that n awcct sleet) en
sued, and when he awoke the. pain had
HIFllHlllh' unbaldcd. (in the next day hl“
arc as many strawberries as possible.
and on the following morning the pain
was gone and he was able to lt‘flVt.‘ his
Ilt‘tl. I‘Iouty pains returned at the ailme-
Ilatc III the next year. but they were
Iliapcrscd as soon It! Linnaeus was able
‘0 act slraubcrrica.
Although strawbcrrieu are forbidden
to IIII- gouiv by some authorities, by
IIIIII:rs llivy are permitted. the fruit bc-
iIIg rcgarchl as a useful food .or
gouty ncrz-ona on account of Its riche
rims III the salts of potash. soda and
lluic and its cooling diuretic and lean:
thv qualities. The analysis of me
strawberry showII- It to be particularly
ilf‘h III IIoIln salts, and in :Ipitc of the
high percentagc of water this fruit
chcln‘ all IIIber cmumon fruit in the
IIIIIIIIIIII of mineral sulfa. The chem-
iatry of the strawberry. ”H'l't'llirl'.
IvIIIIld touch that this fruit is llkclv to
b. bcnI- -ilI ial in gouty statics. *[afllit'l‘l
CITIES ANDIROROUGHS COMMIT-
TEE HEARING.
llIlil'l‘l'Ollli. Iona, March I‘I---'l‘hr
:‘IlllillllIt-dv on I,-itle~ :IIIIi borough» held
at hearing at the capitol today. on the
pctitl‘n of. Hit“ city of .\'Iw llrltain for
an I'lillv‘ll'llllt‘lll Io It.~ charter. II. etu-
powrr it to go into ihc tonne of litis~
IIII. Burlington. l‘armington. l‘lainvlllc
and Southampton. for the purpoae of
obtaining water enpply from the north
lunar-II of the chuabnck river. and to
build lFtfiIFl'VfIll‘s and dams. and to con-
Sll'llcl IIIIIIIIIIts and canals. and to lay
pipe to connect with the city‘s mppiy.
IAttoincy Frank I). llungcrford. cor
poration ccunscl of the city of Nrw
lbituin. appIaIe-l in b‘ half of the petb
IIIIII and .‘Ittnrnuy W W Hyde and C.
(Irma-N and Judge RIIgI r Nowell ap-
peaIcII for the Itrluol Water (‘ozn-
AIIorIII-v l’. T. King. of Meri-
Iien. rcprcaetuml the manufacturers on
the Quinnipiar l'!V‘t’l‘.F Judge M. ii.
llolcrlmb the town of Southington
BANK CASHIER TRIED SUICIDE.
LOW EL l.. Vase Marrh G.-I-‘r I‘d H.
IIIa fortuctl} Iaahier of the Appleton
National Bank dies III the point of
II: till) at his home III this Iity as the
Insult of an attempt at suicide. by
shooting. The act was committed yes»
IeIIlaI aft crnoon but the facts did no:
beIomI known until today. The
friends of the own any they do not
‘know what prompted the attempt. .\Ir.
Ela resigned as cashier of the Appleton
bank last December. when a change oc-
hc has given his attention to other
business interests with which he was
connected. There was no trouble
with Mr. Blair accounts at the bank.
lie was 38 years of age and had a wife
and one son
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
HALIFAX. N. 3.. March 5—Arrived:
Steamer Numldtan (Br) Liverpool.
NEW YORK. March tie—Arrived .I.
W. Taylor. from Hull. via Boston.
BOSTON. March ti.——Arrived: Stea-
mer Saxonia. form Liverpool.
irlAYRI-l. March G—Arrived La
I‘hampagne. from New York.
Liverpool. Mach Iii—Arrived; Lan-
I-asterin. New York.
GLASGOW. March G—Arrived: Car—
thaglnlun. from New oYrk.
LIVERPOOL. March 6-Arrived:
Cedric. from New York: Corinthian.
from St John N B. and Halifax:
\Iambester (‘ItFy front St .lohn'.s \'. B.
-
HIGH RATE FOR MONEY.
NEW YORK March I‘I.~The high
rate now prevailing,l for time money.
origin: from ale to I; per cent has at-
tracted considerable German capital
to this market. Several large loans
were made today one firm with promi
nent Berlin connections placing about
81300300. at no average at 5% per
cent On mixed collateral loans are
made for from three to six months at
as high as six per cent.
NO CLUE TO NEW YORK WOMAN.
CHICAGO larch G—The police of
THE L
InnIIIW—Ia
EADING Dar" Goons STORE
50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS
MOPS. COMPLETE .
SINK CLEANERS
25 PER CENT. OFF ON LAMP GLOBES
2 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT
3 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT
4 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT.
NO. 8 HEAVY WASH BOILERS . . . .
$2.95 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . I .-
33-75 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$6. 50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
A
SKIRTS. MADE UP
.I . ....... ._....
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We are Ready for YOFIFJ.
OUR NEW STORE. NO. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. GIVES US MORE THAN THREE
TIMES THE SPACE THAT WE HAVE HAD IN FORMER SEASONS TO SHOW OUR
READY MADE LINES. SHOPPING IN THIS LINE IS NOW A PLEASURE.
WE WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 7th., OUR ENTIRE F
‘ NEW LINE OF TAILOR MADE SUITS AND
BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. MANY OF THE STYLES SHOWN CANNOT BE DUPLICAT-
ED. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION IS DESIRED.
IN THE VERY
Housef‘urnlshings.
$1.95
$2.75
$3 75
$5 25
39 CENTS
$m5
$1.45
$1-75
. . $1.25
. 19 CENTS
23 CENTS
lristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
A CONSIDERATE MAN.
A nczgliborlng country editor.
I-viIlcnIly has tIIIubIcs of his own. in
having IIIIIII'i-tolieart talks with his
delinquent subscribers. Tllt’IfOlIOWlll‘ .4;
II Inn: of hp. lllll‘SlC “Good morning.
liaII- ~\ou paid IIIIIr IIIIIIaI-Iiiption thisl
\eur'.’ Now you IInIlI-Iatand WI IlonI
need money. We have mllllons~- to
set. But II is rcolly an impoeltlon to
let people go on carrying our nIIIIII-y
mound wbcn we are strong and heal-
thy and III) abundantly able In two it: .
burden ouraclvee. For this n axon we
ask anybody who has any of our llltm: ;:
in his poemsmon to leave it at tho of?
(“V or send It by mail. fretgbi. express
or any IIIIII’r way. just so it gets III'III- .
Silv-r and hold arc heavy; and it would
be a matter of lifelong rcgrct If any-.
body should get bowelcgzed carrying
it around for ua.”~a(‘hlcugo Journal.
w h I)
THE POWER OF LYDDITE.
It is a very difficult problem to ascmn .
tain the numerical superiority of lyIl—I
Ilite over other explosives. it is certain:
ly six times more DOWI‘rnll Ihar’itro
glycerin, which In turn is at ieas cigbt ‘
times more powerful than the same
weight of gunpowder. Further. all an ‘
pericncc shows that its elects are.
spread over a much greater area than
in the case of nitroglycerin or dyna-
mite, which are intensely local In their
action. it has been frequently erron-
eously stated that Iyddite or Inelinitc
may be, used as a substitute for cordite ‘
or gunpowder in propelling a projecg
tilc. Such could not be the case. how-
ever. as the explosion takes place. so;
rapidly that the chamber of the gun}
would be inevitably shattered.
Probably one of the great-at advanIi
rages of Iyddlle is its absolute safety to .
handle. which we can realize when we
recall Its use in the arts for over a cen- l
IIIry without its powers being III-en sue:
pcctcd. In this respect. combined with F
its superlative destructive capauties. :
lyddite approaches an ideal explosive .
for shells and it is safe to predict that
it will play an extremely important
part in the great military one a of
the fIIture.—-Chambers‘ Journ ' '
“Mary' her father called downF
stairs. Just ask your young mail If FFF’I
Iioesn t think it 5 pretty near bedtime.”
'Yes. papa. replied the sweet girl af-F
tor a pause "George says if you 'rel
>Ieepy go to bed by all means. "-Iole» -
do Bee.
Mrs. Bacon——They say the flounder;
is an Industrioua fish and llys l .000 ,000I
eggs in a year. .
Mr. Bacon—Yea and you might add. F
Iioesnt cackle about it. ~Yonkers‘i
Statesman.’
One good turn may deserve another.
but this doesn t result In perpetual mo.
tion.
this city has! claw to the identity
of the woman and in New York In a
roominghotmo. whole said to have ms-
iatered at a hotel in that city as Nel-
lie Blanchard “Chicago"
snail-0am FFADTOR “sierra.
STAMFORD. lurch S—Re ELI
um: I)? thla‘ city has accept a Rail
to the! _venaliat Church of Danton
Dean has resigned from
at the Ulivenalllt
I In! elect. AMI 1. Re
. “I t the able as
an Humanist state can
state naturalist
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lIaIl l. VIIISIII
F narrative.
F. ”'5‘“ i
2 nor warm.
' arm on:
FITTING.
' ,T'aI, Sheet Iron. Copper
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so semiaut- man.
M M m I
Capital, SI, 500. 000. Surplus, $185 000.
Industrial Saunas and loan Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Slate Supervlslon of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 SO. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M, Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dew John 8. Lawrence
lie are
lire you
Our cnlIrcF line of
Spring
ND
Summer
Woolcns are now ready for your
inspection. Everv season finds
us with a larger and more select
variety than before. All the
new weaves and colorlngs.
”Ready?
We close evenings at 6 o'clock.
except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
Telephone ”342.
.9. Davis Iii 85m,
86 \VASIIXNG’I‘ON STREET.
9301711 I NOR\VAI J‘
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER, FURNISHER.
. l
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l
980
$1.48 and 31.98
I but
I
UNJUSTLY ACCUSED.
“Stand up. Kingsley Slkcs.” f-‘fllll IhII
pnllcc justice.
The prisoner stood up.
"You are charged with wilfully and
IImliI-iouely. and with malice aI'oIc-
iIIIuglII, feloniously removing, carry
my. away. and appropriating to your
own ow and behoof. certain valuablc
mods. to wit.. two buckets-Ital of hard
- on], lwltmging to one. Jesse Hardcsty.
~onII- finit‘ during the night of January
I. in Ibo- year 1903. A. i),. the snow
being contrary to the statute In such
Insea- tnudc and provided. and against
Lhc peat-c and dignity of the people of
Ihc Suite of Illinois. What have you
In say? Are you guilty or not guilty?"
“I ain‘t. guilty. jedge." replied lh.‘
prisoner. ”I stole the coal. all right.
that's all. I didn‘t do none of
them other things you‘ve been snyin'."
~(‘liicago Tribune.
Sumt- people would rather be popu-
lar than truthful.
SPECIAL SALE.
”0
ALL DAY SATURDAY.
10c lb. ‘ .
Shad from 15c upwards apiece.
Flat Fish, 5 lbs.. 25c.
All other kinds of fli-lll at reasonable
pricos.
Salmon,
CAPT. Ducnoss.
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For Children '3 Sulfa. size: L
J to 15 run.
"our anolr. previous to
{this “In. for m; mm
Enemy-noun
, Man who and trousers
: can not nice "salmon on” .
ban at 31.98. made up for‘
Spring trade. M In my
mm value. in mid have;
rel ask you 3340 [or them. :
There an other Home
' loan which the prion ballfo.
flu. Cam In and m.
i
D Gottlieb IIII sun on III.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Glorers The Place.
Phone 157-6.
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Leather.
for Men.
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This Shoe at $3.50 bu
stood the severe test 0/
partial” customers.
Norwalk Chronicler