,__
nous AND AR rsoonnts.
Mouuet Velvet ‘
Wilton Velvet
Broml'eu ShininiiS.
' Fine Brus‘Sels.
lnotains. ~
Furs.
u
Hices range from 25c]to $25 .00 each.
g'vaIis Is our Annual Clearance Sale at which cost cuts no
. t i ' . a
It s. stuntEVAttt,
COMPLETE /HOM E FURNISHING.
.4;
ViblarthMalnfand Ann 15mm. South Nomad.
us Sale
We have a few goods left that belong-
RIM Saturday night.
RUMMAGE SALE
itgtlze patient week. 771115 continue our Bargain Gibing.
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ANIISEPII’C 1""
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listeners
m3. ,no chloroform, n’ p0
‘ night iwouid take ‘a dose and it seem-
‘ surprise is phtttntr it Very mildly.
‘ but it did, and it teamed with the sec-
1, 3g} tinted? Attic hid
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KIIPI PIWIIO.
~mI-watk Annotated Always
hon Promiul Ar. Knot.
‘ m
Every time you read Ibout DOIn'I
Kidney Pills, you no told they burn
every form of kidney ill. from back-
ache to nrlnnw‘dimrdor‘l. How Ire
0dr promises kept? Ask any citizen
who has tried the treatment. Ask the
womtnn who mutton the following state-
men
Mill. iiiulc Hmrner or iii Washing
ton rttcet South Nor,wnlk says: “i
hnd often to give up my work on no
wind of my back aching so. i procur
0d iloIIiI'I-I Kidney l’lllit tit Piulated'u
drug store during the list attack i had
and thuy Cured the. i felt better in
oVory way after inking lioun'u Kidney
Pills, and can recommend them to all
women unfit-ring from bucket-ho and
weak kidneys."
Sold for 60 cents a box by all deni-
oru. li‘UIittli‘~Mlililll'li Co. liniiulo, N.
Y., solo lxt‘iith YOI' tlitl“Uit|tlt‘d Staten.
"itetncmbot‘ tho IIamo—Donn‘a~und
tnko no 'othcr.
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Old Wells Annual Meeting
Continued from First Page.
The. following communication wnn
received from (Elliot Engineer 1). Wil-
llum linri’ord:
S. Norwalk. March 5. 1903.
To tho OiilIoII-I and Members of Old
Well it. At i. 00.:
i wish to (all youI attention to the
very momentous and effective circum-
'tancos attached to our coming Visit
us guests of Rev. Mr, Struyur. All be»
ing aware of the sudden taking of Wilt!
and mother at a time when anxiety had
already commenced to wane. when the
tinnger point was passed. IIII prononnc~
(‘tl‘ thus docciVlny.r tho uklllod physi-
cian, it makes the sorrow nnd grit-l
more koon. ()n the yory day his wife
iItiHi-‘t‘tl nwtty while. mulling hunt or
runtxomonts for our \‘iiili oth' the teln-
pltonc. Mr. Strnyor iolt. much ('ncoul'.
:Iucd. III the midst of all he has not.
Incititor does [to intend to nsk any fut"
Ow
MIl titles »
lien tired But
in the Smeltermen' s Strike
in Goluado Sittings and
litere were Many Physical
Encounters
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, March
ill—«Suntrlcu ututtonod urouml tiIc
throo mills pilot-ted by the amelior-
men‘s strike were tired upon at mid-
night inst night. There \Vcro physical
cncOunteru bctwocn workmen going to
and coming from llli‘ mills und om-
pioyou Wcro gttnrdcd from their homes
to the mills by details of infantry.
Deputy shcrlfte were held up hi the
point of gum; iiiltl two narrow escapes
from bullets flrcd IIt close. rungt- were
reported, one of them tired nt helm:
It ucntry. tho other it deputy slIoI-li'i'.
Benton, on guard at tho 'l‘cllurltlt-
mine.
l<‘rom roportu mndo by the sentrics
llilll the iluuhcu from the guns, mo
mcn doing the shooting were located
on the hills surrounding tho plnntu.
Most of the shooting wus donc tit long
rnngo. No one was injured.
The cavalry patrolled the country in
the vicinity of the mills, hut liPt'iliil‘l'
or the darkness and the rugged char-
acter oi the country. did not blit't‘t‘t‘tl
in locating the men who did the shoot-
ing. (the of tho Htrlkcrs' plckcts Inuit-
amud to penetrate the line oi the Stand-
nrtl l’innt while :I companion rind tho
scntry “’(‘i‘t' exchanging shots. lit» has
not boon iocatcd although II rigid
lilt‘l' ptmtponcmcnt. Tl‘lt’l't'ffli‘t‘. our
M'lilillillllt‘h‘
attested in considering his l‘(‘t|llt‘tit itlltl
limitation by not nttcudnnco.
cIy monthot attend on thin occasion
Stindny. MnIth 22nd hi it): if; ll.
from truck house.
Yours frntornnlly.
l‘). W llARlI'.0illi
(‘Vhitt oi tho l-‘lIo Department
”lhl» following motion was nlso adopt-
c.l ulthout II dissenting V.oto l|lltl ill"
lillVI‘ the Rom-d .ot‘ Councilmen curry
otti tho i‘t‘tgilt'slit cmbodlctl in the
rhino
\Vliorcttu, tiio city is coutcmplntinn
placing horses in Old \\'oll truck
house [In tho llfltl oi the VHF liopnrt
meni of the cltV and also engaging ti
dI'i\cI i'oi snld noises; and
“hotcns the richer of tho l’utnIIIII
lloso “upon tr. :1 mombct of said l'ui
nam Hoso Compnny: now
Thou ltilc_
Wcti Hook and Latidct Company.
truest the chief engineer of the Firm
llopnttmcut and tho Imomnn of this
tompnn) to use i'i’(‘i\ uriott to have it
Iompnny engaged as (him or the
tr:ut k horses. and we IecomIIIcIId \Vil .
linm Mci‘lietson for said position nndf
Ieupcttfully Inquest tbc (‘in Council
to appoint him to said position. l
The compnny accepted an invitation .
to nttond the annual Unit at the South ‘
Notuuik Fire Police. on Apiti 13th !
Mts E t (‘nswcii i-it‘iil a iottu-I tol
‘thtf. company ":prrosning hor aliiii't‘t‘lIL;
tion of tho many kindncsscs shown
during "the sickness and utter they
death of Mr Cnswoll.
The company then prorccdcd to the!
annual election of officcm the follow l
in: bo‘ng chosen:
Foremon—Vt’i'lfrod iiotitvcil
First Assistant F()l‘(‘iliilll‘*”0\\’ilitl l..
Zciufl.
Second Assistant. 14 orenianmidllts A.l
tittmnhoii
Trensurcr—h‘rnnk N. r‘I-rrlu.
Recording ‘8ccrctnry~i.co Unvla.
Pinnnulnl Secretory—”Chester
Clark.
Htew a‘rd-‘(iliu li’ Y ()iingtl.
timing the. balloting im oilicetu. lud- t
waid F Smith noted an judge. and Al'
trod BmWn and Robert G. Mitchell
were the. toiims
The matters oi rcpahs and altrrn l
on... to the. truck house and also in.
movements in recording to tho sani-
tary arrhnxe‘ntents were discussed at
length. and it was decided to an hit the
outcome of the special city mcetlng,
tummy night ’iieforc. taking any tlcii- .
nlto action
I“. }
SEVERE ATTACK ' 0F GRIP.
.4...—
Curod by Ono Bottle of Chamberlain'n'
, . conch Remody. ., !
"When i had on attack of the grip
bottle of
Chmhbcrlaihn Cdngh Remedy " nova
‘il‘runk W Perry, Editor of the. Enter-
‘f‘i‘his is the
honest truth. i at times kept from
coughing “myself to pieces by taking h
teaspoon III at ’tnts remedy and whom
tho conning spell would come on at
ed that in the briefost inichIIl the
cough Mould putts oi! and i would ‘go
to Bleep mitociiy free. from cough and
its ammmnyinz name To say that
the remedy acted as a moat agreeable.
v-o
had no idea that it would or could
knock out the mp simply because i
huh ncvér tried it for such a purpose.
Ind Itttnok of coughing the remedy
caused it to not. only.“ of ieIiI- dura-
tion. but the pulp: were tar less 88
Win. and I hid not used the content-
pi Jh'o boltip hr Grip hut hid
it ‘by bit drdz
tit .L umktfiio chat—Tr occort
its It department may be.
m. i
liloinbots in but 1
form and hit others Wt‘ili whitc gloves 1
no. tho tnomhots of ()id‘
it‘ t
he ken- I?“
. pound. which M
scorch was instituted nt once. Scotti
Iiuon \VI-Ic utrcngtltcnod nich tht
1 shooting nnd pietnutlons token to pit)
I would t‘ll‘tl the mills. oupccinlly tho i’oniund
in (tlllht‘flllt me out Iioully Inge. that I-\- 11mm MW rm." m attack to gain
port
ht'i' Sliill.
THE STOMACH is THE MAN.
A new stmnnch weakens Inc man. be
lcanno it cnnnot transform the loud hc‘
outs iIIto nourishment. lloallh and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first ro-
tutoring honlth and 'strongth to the slo-
zncmhors decided to use ovory oilort to l
much A weak stomach cIIIIIIot digest
enough food to iced tho tissues not) re-
Vlvo the tired and i‘tth dovin limbs and
nitrous or the i..iody Kodol iiyspcpsin
tqu tlt'llnStR purities. uwoctcns and
strongtitonn the. glands and membianos
or the stomach and turns indigestion
dyspepsia and till stomuch trouhlcs.
; t‘ lliiortl i’ltnrmncy.
SANSIVERO CHARGED WITH MUR-I
DE
\VA'l‘EltBi‘ RY ‘lintclt ltl.- -loiin P.
Kellogg. n‘ssintnnt sizitc ititomcy. snitl
today tbnt within two \Vccks. tho grnnd
itII-y will be amnmonod to not on the
fdonth of \ntonio (iminern. th' ltull
tncnthot oi; tiid Woii llook .t‘z builder. ( a”
\\ ho is; beiict- rod to have been shot uni"-
tng n ntinrtcl oxen curds. \lnconzo
Snnsitoto who it: held In tho poilcu
itniion. will be charged with the mur-
Ilor. according to Deputy t‘oronor
i'ond The luttot houmcI has not
yet IctuInI-d his rotniai finding in the
(use.
WORKING OVERTIME.
blight bout laps. ntr- ignoicd by those
tireless. iittlo workers—ill: l\'iti"~.
New Life Pills. Millions (Ire nlways
work night and day curing indigob-
tion iiilionsnoss. (‘onstipntlmt Sick
Headache and all Stomach liver and
iloucl tIonbio‘s. Hut) pleasant. sate
sure. Only 25c at F ii Buxturs dtuz
store. . .
gliystic linden tithe Woiiti.
The Popular Secretary
of a Lodge at Grecn’ipooa' Ind,
Telftr of His Care by
Pattie
billtll’ll Compound
,Earth' 5 Best Spring Median:
Spring showers. Warm und glowing
tribute to the pioastnc and enjoyment
tent. Pain un'xiv-ty gloomy from arid
the thought of death all combine at the
prompt time to make the liNeIr-of such
dark and miserable.
Are you debilitated nervous sloop—
less. dyspeptic. Ihcumatlc oi eminent-
oil with neuralgia? iiuve Von deadly
kidney dinettso? is your liver torpiti
and dischsod? if so. i’ainc's Celery
Compound ‘wiil raise you from the
fearful pit of danger. it say-.ed the
life of Mr 1. 1). Leisure. of Greenwood
ind. after the "not fuilmos oi modl-i
cat specialist)!” You. dear sufferer.
can command the I: or the same
Heaven- blessed In icine for your
weakness and illnes it will BIVO
you what you seek i’ot—hellth and new
happinm. M‘r Db re Secretary of
Greenwood fmdge o. 438 Mystic
Workers of the Wand, our
'1 used Paiire's. celery Compound (or
general Viability. rim down nervohbger
sntem itnd ‘hn biraflfed case or indi-
zestion. I but spent over true with
physiciatfi. seine airmen specialists
but only obtuneu without-y renun- I
that m tumor vmeinc‘a or union
which Vet!
With no Whom
“Mt midt-
itiét: mm
m thfl'gtw oh“.
I mod ' '1 outer: cou-
Whom are
i have mwgyudy m
. an '
maxim fin
. nent itivuutigntoi
limpdtt nun tI IIitit
sunshine and bright skies cannot con-3
of the sick and diseased _to any ex?
.- Hm.” .———.
IIMPLI RIMIDV FOR OATAHRH.
Just Breathe Hyomot Paur Tim“ I
Day and be Cured.
if u tetv years ago sumo one had
until you can tine (illflli‘h by hteathinx
nlr charged with It healing bniuam the
idno would huye been ridiculed and it
lromaiflod for it 'i' Booth. that «ml.
to discover iii iiyo-
liit‘l thin method of cm
i li,du‘ll If ‘it t 3
Violence Manifostsltsolfi mums; mil“. it: Jilin 1.1:. thud;
recognizer] by leading membetn of tho
ntcdltnl liltilt'Hslnil .III the only IIIith-
tired remedy that run he relied upon to
do just what it claims.
The cotnplctc outtit of ilyomci cunts
but $1.00 and (‘Olliilt’ilH 0! an luhuicr. a
mt‘dlt'liic dropper and a bottle of ii)"
qut-i.
lironlht- llyomt-l through the. inhaler
ior II {cw mlIItItI-n {our times at day and
It will curt» the wood- chart or onturrh.
lt Itoothcs and hcalv. tho Inttconn men.
hraIu- of the till' |rtt§$il$§ti§. prevcntn it'-
iltIItioIi. and ofl'ct‘h a complete and
liltillill; t‘lll't‘.
'l‘ho ircasttror oi" the Amortcnn Llic
insurance Company. i. S. Minot". 0!
New York city. \\'i‘llt‘tif "ll_\'Oill|‘l has
I-omplctoly curcd my Ilnttghtor of (III-
turrh from with It she hits boon u suf-
t‘I-I'or for tours.
in South Ntit‘Wdlk there are scores at
woll-knouu people who say they iIaVc
been cured of tiiliit'l‘li by ilyomci. it
it does not l'lll't' you. the Stllisonel’ow‘
oil (.‘orporutlon will return the motto)‘
ion paid for llyomoi. This is the
stt‘ouuost t-Vidcncc that can be offered
as to~thclr I'rith iII thoromody.
Many lives Wore lost
Contlnncd rIonI First Page.
\t the hospital one of thc pniicIIlu
sold :I yizotm buy “us lilti\\ll into thr-
I'I’oclt near him. He ti‘lotl to sure the
lad, httt ho wits IIIIzIbic to do so. The
boy has drowned,
Tho sci-nos following the explosion
\Viil lll'\'t‘l' be forgotten by those who
I'IIIV thom.
it was nbout ‘.i o‘clock in the owning
l\\ithI lllt tiIIIII “as \V'~Iotkctl An
llhici tic tutti train cast- -.llt)llllll htokc in
ltVIo on tho hill two iiillt‘fl notth of HIV
'tl ill At iii t the turmoil putt of the
lit: ltti Iclt. \t‘tl of all tho might of tht
cats Inhimi fiiiltlllg’ :Ilioad \Iitb in
unused spwml. llrakos \Iorc Itppiiud.
‘nntl tho lit'lltl section of tho trnin \Vus
lIUtItiltl utmost to n standstill at tho
iron bridge across t)icnti Frock. 'l‘lIc
roar cars. gntltcring moInI-ntum as
llitIy t-Itmt- down the hill crashed into
I c iorwurtl part or the truth. Most
'oi the tors in the truth were tnnk curs
iillod with rctiucd oil or gasoline. They
\Vuiizltcd llitlllr'tlllds of tons, and tho
()m- of the tank
thIIs caught the soon after tho collis
ion. “the t Hut (““80 of the tile is not
known but it is supported to hone.
irtiitll‘tl fitilil a rillli‘k utrutk ftoIn the
int iIIIliu-z pictt .xoi hop in tho Wit‘t huge
‘in II ion minute s anothet our of gnso
lilit taught .llill burst in tiumos with :I
tI-Itlilc Iopott. l‘otiions of the iron
Itiomcs oi tho titt's Wt‘i‘c hilllt‘tl II dis
.tnnto of son litl bundled foot The
ilttmoii shot hi: it up in the hit. pro-
scuting II brilliant npcctaclo.
in this onrlyonccidout. so far no can
be. lenrned. no mm was injured. iluu-
Iircds of people front Ulcnn. North (it
can and the surrounding country side
gathered to watch tho brilliant [ililp
ot' llrn
For two hours the people.
mashed togothci‘ («actuated by the
hilght white homes that shot hitti-
dchs of foot into the nlr. As the heat
boutimc less intense the crowd begun
to edge at little closer to tho \Vreckflgf'
until about it o'clock some venture»
sumo boys: nppyon’clicd \\'llhlli.fl few
hundred foot of the burning debris.
Suddenly thcro was a terrific I-xplo.
sion. (iront mnssos of white flames
shot hundreds of foot into the air tutti
litotnlly toiled down the bunksidcs oi
the. trnc k into the gully where the spur
iatois wcro stundtnc. The heat was
i
stood
intonac. Mon and boys wero mox-
trntcd by tho \\'i1\'e oi’ white light
lingo pieces oi iron were buried
tlnongh the air with lighting veloc
ity. mowing down the humuu beings b\
the some. Some managed to scram
bin to then loci. and got away from
the iiIiIIIcI-z but others lny still in death.
The horror of thc ocone IIt. thut‘lftno'
mom. is beyond description.
A veritnhic rain of tire come down
upon the crowd. Sign and boys with
tltcit clothing It flames run
down the Hook told in their agv
uIiV. Sonic fell to the ground uncon-
st‘ltliiS while othms grovoiied in the
ditch or jumped into tho cu'eek in an
endeavor to put out the fire. that was
Whipping into their flesh. Many of
those caught by the flames dropped
where they stood and never again
moV.cd 'i‘hc groans and cries of
those maimed or burned were fright
ml to hear.
As soon as the telephone could be
Icnched all the doctors in the city were
summoned nnd the ambulances were
called out. Express wagons and oth-
er Vehicles were pressed into service
to carry “any the injured and dead.
in the meantime those in the. vicinity
of the wreckage who escaped injury
made valiant efforts to rescue the
pounded who were still lying within
much of the flames. . Boys won: btttn
.cd to death before their father's eyes.
fIVitlIc they stood harness to save
them Mon so badly injured by the
flying piocea of iron that they could
not move lay in the gully with tin.
tanner. rolling down upon them unto
thuy’ perished.
Nothing could be done to check the
tin and not until midnight did they
be to die out. thort’ distance west
of he. irUn bridge If iién'h line. was en-
tabitshed beyond which no one. was
lpr‘t‘mitto'd to it; Is no line or the bum-
tag cars was II it thm’fiht to be in dal-
gorge: unfailing.
:Yh 1681th who duh one Weepin:
tut. hurt and marostric II men wore
hiftldlbd er,“ him! unnbie to find
mining sun! brothers or husband's.
not new. ‘withh‘u they were
“he tibia tying south along the
trite! or in the crowd off onlookers.
It matron: i o‘elfici in the morn
in; when Deputy ah I Oaterhoul
and {Ward and call for twenty
woman to carry Weherh on .
mung VIM ‘i‘nd'tfhm ”View to
be home to the growing” Ind up» .
one width hart W um» mice
itin-
THE D. M.
Bridgeport Advertisementu.
_..‘ ”-w
READ CO
Established I 85 7.
01L CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.
New spring patterns n0w ready.
Floor Oil Cloths in widths
Printed Linoleums. clearly defined colors
from I to 2 yards,
20, to 45 cts sq. yd.
running
through to the back. tile. mesaic. and‘carpet effects, $1.25
to $1.50 sq. yd.
Shelf. stair. and table Oil Cloth, new and neat dc-
signs.
Black. green. and brown Enameled Cloths. .
New Ami Cloth. an imitation leather for upholstcring.
which is of superior quality and gives satisfaction.
SMALL THINGS AT SMALL PRICES.
i rather. Gimp. Naili.
Tacks etc.
A lot of Dress Shields in sizes 2. 3. 4. and 5. fire t
quality goods worth regularly I5 cts. a pair.
thing the matter with them is.
The only
the manufacturer stamped
them with the wrong name. and hi". customer would not no
ccpt them. We bought the lot
and shall clear them out at
8 cts. a pair. 4 pairs for 25 cts.
Belts. a line worth 25 cts. which price they would
bring if we could take a Inon th to sell them. but they must
be cleared out in a few day.
10 us. each.
Something new In Toilet Powder.
This is the first time that Mcnncn has perfumed
Talcum.
We therefore place them at
Menncn’s Violet
.‘1 talcum, l9 cts. 2.
White Cnstilc Soup. 7 oz. cakes, 6 for 25 cts.
14 oz. cakes. 3 for 25 cts.
Violet Soap. box of three cakes, 25 cts. .
Silk Sponges. to and 15 ct. values. 5 cts. each.
Jet Head Pins. 1 ct. box. Mourning Pins, 4 cts. box.
Toilet Pins. 2 cts. paper. Pi“ Cubes. large
Princess Pin Book. S cts: 1W1 Small. 5 115'
Jet Hat Pins, 3 for 1 cl, Ciitt'lif‘i Hair Pins. 1 ct. box.
English Hair Pins. 4 cts. 3‘13? HOG—k and
Bundle Tape, 2 cts. Eyes. 2 cts. card.
Lead Crimpers. 2 cts. Sidc Combs, 5 cts. pair.
Kid Crimpcrs.- 5 cts. Pocket Nail Files, 5 cts.
Dt‘essmakcrs' Pins.
{‘5 lb. box 21 cts.
llom Hair Pins.
per don. 25 cts.
Stop at the Silk Section and see the display of Corded
Wash Silks.
better quality. -
3‘1. iii“.
THE i).
More variety than we have ever shown and
l.l) COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
milking tlIc work of recon-ring the
dead Itcnrcst the burning cars _wcll~
nigh impossible. ()ne body was burn-
cd to ashes and it is belicyotl other:
\wrc incinerated. The positions of
all the bodies indicated lllt‘ Iotturcs
the firc haul produced. Several bodies
“(‘10 lwtttlitlt‘tl roIn the uatci. where
they had bmn bioun by tho l'orrc oi
the explosion
In all ilftcoii bodies “'ch l't‘t'tin't't'tl
and laid out hosidc the truck out of
reach of the flames. When tho last
body had been rescued the strctchor
itt‘nitu's t‘tii‘inotl il procossioii and Him
started down the truck toward tho tim-
bulnnces llllll carriages. Tito crowd
fell back as they approacncd. The only.
sound that hrokc the stillness while
the sad procI-ssion filcd past. was an
occasional sob. or a shuddering “0h."
'l‘hc rcmnins of tho dcnd arrived in
the city curly today and were taken
to undertaking.r establishments to bc
propurod for burial.
A canvass oi’ thc city rind adjoining
Villages will lit' tnkcn today to :15ch
into if any persons are missing. it
will be impossible to identify sumo
dead. and it is likely they will all be
buried together, the city participating
generally in the funeral ceremonies.
I‘oley’s Honey and Tar
)r children.safc, sure. No opiates.
7“
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”pawn-int... .I. .,. "I . .‘l‘l'
A\ etabiel’nparanonibrhy I? .
kg meroodatnir Illa.- .:
lingthesfi Mohammad“ .
Promotes Di;stion.Cheerfui-
nessandliestflontains neither .
'umMorphine not-Mineral.
or NARC one .
nu
BASTllllll
For In nté and. Children.
the Kind in {Have
Always Bought
Norwalk Chronicler