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0011i Mine Causes;
1 {519111111 Disaster;
, Ton. 9a., rob. 11,—1mf1 0.11.1
boss at the Storrs Shaft of the
“lured by an explosion of gas to l
ere was a squeeze in the dia-
ein some time ago. and it was
. that there was gas in the tSorrs
: EIrIy today Gabriel went into
‘ e and sntisiicd himself that the
‘ 'm. were serious. ‘
when the men' came to work
“flied them not to enter. “ Gabriel
entered the dangerous vein. c'a1-
, 'lt safety lamp. A few minutes
later Jones and the Wt-bbers followed.
{om carrying a naked lamp. They
m some distance behind Gabriel and
m "hired at the door which kept the
an Min flooding other portions of
the mine. in order to shelter them-
.1111» from the .0111 Jones and the
Wabhorapumd inside the safety doors.
on was In advance and his lamp lg-
ltd! the gas causing a te1riflc explo-
W Qibriei'a body was found sever-
1 ulidrad yards distance, twisted
d a mine prop where it had been
With terrific force.
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11114171! CHORAL sznvucs
hum-1111'. Program Arranged for T0
marrow Night.
, $13 monthly choral senlce at T1 ini
hutch will be held tomorrow night.
lid rector will preach in the morning
so "Seen and Unseen." and in the er
“I g on 'Bringjng Fort Fruit W1: l1
I’flt once.‘ The program for the chomi
lattice follow:s .
Orson Recital at" 1. 15
Weldon Hymn-0nv1 ard Christian
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All III—Consider and Hear hie
................ Pileuger
Nymne-Thc World is Very E111
. Seek Ye the Lord . Roberts
orry With Me. 0 My Saviour
‘ lei—QSnviour Blessed Saviour
duh-March .......... Gullmant
IMRIOQ HAD A HARD TIME.
: 21th. Hails interfered Greatly
With Their Progress.
The leotric cars had a very hard
of it this morning early. About
1 snow began failing and this
ed to sleet and rain. By this
, the rilia were a solid glade of
m the entire line: of The Nor-
hrs coupled together and in
' a- little headway was gain-
tisa lines were practically
’ ring the early hours Some
branches were not open until
the 11101111118
alks were in very bad con
pedestrians but some relief
by the sprinkling of sand.
iaawdust on the walks. .
.that started from Norwalk
Norwalk at it o‘clock this
id not reach the latter place
; trip having taken an hour.
aarily it would require about
necticut Railway and Light-
y's big plow did good ser-
III the trolley tracks.
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E T OF RUSSIAN NOTE.
(moment Received by Ja-
pan Today.
Feb. ii—A despatch to
Ingram company from 3t.
“31:
- totive statement from a
1 . (finding the contents
”new is as renown: -~
governmentetaolnnnn
, patent government: is
0, some pacinc sou-
. Rubslgn gourd-
mason to hope that
Macias fresh proposal
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
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mg» trains
collision today. in this city
glues were badly damaged. and the
11111119111 cars of the north- botmd it11ln
were crushed and raised from the
trucks. R. J. Flinn. the maliagen. of
Albany. N. Y., was injured internmiy.
It the Delaware a
slightly lnjurtd. This is the second
iiiufi‘ Point within a mouth.
The Chuuieaugey branch of the Del-
aware it Hudson has been blocked for
lot in a hostel!
Both 011-.
and W. S. Stevens. of identical ex-~
pleas messenger, and the fitcman were1
serious accident that has occu1red at
car
and snow plow a
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CAPTAIN ROOIII IIIIGNO.
HARTFORD Feb. t.—-—in an order is-
sued from the adlutant‘a once here to-
day the resignation of Capt. William I".
M. Rogers. brigade signal oiiicer on
the staff of General Russell Frost. Con-
necticut National Guard. is hereby ac-
cepted, and he is honorably discharg~
ed from ihe military service of this
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Advmtiae your wants in The Sentinel
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAMdHYATT
Tailor Made Suits
Special Prices.
Just two weeks now before our Annual Stock Taking In that time we propose to reduce
our stock of Tailor-Made Suits and have made special prices on them all for that purpose.
Suit in stock has escaped the general ma1k down.
Walking Suits and Dress Suits infilack. Blue. Brown and Gray. Suits that have been selling from
$12. 50 to $16. 00. in this lot we have made one low price of $7. 50.
co)“ of the material alone.
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$10. 00 Garmcn
$15. 00 Garments for $10.00.
CLOIIKS
ts for $ 7..50
$25.00 Garments for $18.00.
This price would not cover the
We will continue our Sale of Cloaks for Ladies. Misses and Children:
$12.00 Garments for $ 8.50.
$18.00 Garments for $12..5o
Housefurnjshing Department
Specials in our Houscfurnishing Department for the week includes:
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lying crosswise at
Not a “
We have made one special lot which includes
Coal Hoda. any size ...... 19 cts.
59 cts.
19 cts.
2 C15.
3 cts.
Hall Lamps .............. 59 cts. ‘-
Laree Covered Roasters . . .
Small Covered Roasters . . .
Tooth Picks. per box . . . .
Large Chimneys ..........
8 pkgs. Washing Powder . .
Mops. complete
a5 cts.
3 rolls Toilet Paper ........ 10 cts.
9 cakes Laundry Soap ..... 25 cts.
5 gal. Oil Cans ........... 59 cts.
No.8 Wash Boilers ....... 95 cts.
rgcts.
' ASETO BANK CHECKSc
Some Things Which Every Woman
Ought to Know.
A lady had kept in her possession
for seveIal days a check from her 1111
cle Her uncle died, and she. hastened
to the bank to cash the check. When
she found that the bank could not, pay;
the check until it had orders from the:
prised and said artleasly to her husi
band that she thought of a check as
being so much money if the stgnaturel
was good The incident shows tbei
v-alue of some information which the
National Banker tprlnts. Most busi-
ness men know it already. but in these'
(HHS business men are not the only
people who have to do business.
A check is merely an order from A '
to 8, who holds some of A’s money. in .
pay a certain amount of it to C. it is»
not money, even if the names 011 the
check are good and well known and
the bank as solid as the government.
Althouxh checks are given in pay-i
meat of debt and a receipt is usually
given on the spot. yet the passing of a
check does not constitute payment of;
indehtdness until it is paid by the
bank. Nor will the concurrent receipt- ‘
lag of the debt for whith it Is given
change this. If the check is not paidI
on presentation to the bank the orlglw
nal claim stands against the drawer or1
giver ot the check. Buta certified.
check, that is, a check signed by an
officer of the bank. usually the (insider.
constitutes pay ment on, the part of the
person who draws it
Checks may be antedated or postsi
dated that is. dated before 01 after the
date of delivery. if postdated checks]
are paid before the day specified thej
drawer can recover the money. for the;
bank has acted not in accotdance with
any order from him but on its own1
responsibility. if a blank in left tori
the date. the insertion of any other“
date, or changing the date without the
consent of the drawer, makes the
check void.
A check should be presented within
reasonable time. 01' the holder will be
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heirs or from the courts she was sur- 5‘
no the chacbat
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NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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To Make Money
rim Musr mvz's'r tr.
DO YOU SAVE?
Would you Save 5 I 00 per month land upward
if your Mdpal and Interest tom Prozerly .51:
and through
The South Norwalk 111131 Co.
THE PRbPOSITION
Investigate" this matter,
15 NOT speculative.
It Will interact YOU.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS. 4121211555
AGENTS—CHAS. E. CUR] I S Natural/1. Conn.
F_ E SMITH. 2N0. Main ‘31.. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
AN ODl' 01nd- 10 the 11511;. H
When you go to bed at night
And the bed is ’aoft and feels all r
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lam. I ;
Did it ever strike you with a feeling of remorse
The condition in which you le’i‘t your poor tired Home?
If endowed with speech he might have said,
What's the matter with my having
i work hard all during the day,
a good soft bed?
i sure am deserving of 11 decent place to lay.
Now if you have‘the proper feeling for your faithful friend the HQSS.
Just tickle his anatomy with some
For that purpose its surely very ii t.
And economical. doesn't waste a
If this don't quite suit. his critical
bedding called FEAT MOSS.
bit. '
taste.
Just order some LONG RYE STRAW in haste.
if still he is not satisfied. you say
Just poke under him, some good SALT HAY.
That's right. Do it right now.
IUY HORSE lEDOlNG 0F
Raymond Bros.
is on risk. if
he presented
or the do}
if a check linot honored w
IR presented at the bank, the holder
should notify the drawer. When a
check passes by indoi‘sement. the lame
hop «any of ecu...
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iI.——'John
at his home here
About two weekl
Mr. Snipes
and attempted 1d care for than him
self with the result that gangreneut
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We call it a Rummage Sale because it is not a special re-
duction sale of one or two departments. it ‘will be the
greatest slaughter sale of good and reliable merchandise
ever heard of in The Norwalks. We must convert our
entire stock 01 as much stock as possible into readu cash.
in order to do so we know veru well that the knife must
cut deep and cut wau below the cost to manufacture. else
our efforts to realize mm 011 some will fall flat.
Sale will Commence SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 61h. at
25: 50 a. 111.. and will last until the following TUESDAY at
6 p. 111.
Here we have told our slow and its up to uou to take
advantage of this great sacrifice sale. Evert) dollar spent
with us will but three dollar’s worth of , metchahdise.
No Goods Charged During This Sale.
Hereis the list of a few of the goods to be sold Kind
lu glance it over and get an idea of what this great sacrifice
sale consists of.
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Men's $10 Overcoats for $4.00.
Men's $12 Overcoats for $5.00.
Men's $14. $16 and $18 Overcoats for $6.00. $7500 and $8.00.
Young Men's Ovcrcoats for $3.00 and $3.75.
Boys' Rccfcrs and Overcoats from 75 cts. to $2.50; cost double.
Men's $2 Pants for 98 cts.
Men‘s $3 Pants for $1.50. 7 §
Men’s $4 Pants for $2.00.
Men's $5 and $6 Pants for $2.50.,
Men‘s $1 White Dress Shirts for 50 cts.
Men‘s Negligc Shirts for 33 cts.
Men’s Fleece Lined Underwear for 35 cts.
Men's $2 Dcrbys for $1.00.
Men's $1.50 Dcrbys for 75 cts.
Men‘s $8 Suits for $3.95.
Men’s $10 Suits for $5.00.
Men‘s $12 Suits for $6.00.
Men's $15 and $16 Suits for $7.00.
Men's $16 Rain Coats for $8.00.
Boys‘ Suits from 75 cts. to $2.50; cost more than double to make.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Umbrellas for half price.
Go Carts for Babies for half price.
Ladies' Goodyear Rubber Coats. navy blue with military capes.
$3. 00 and $3. 50.
Tailor-made Suite for women. $3.00. $5.00 and $7.00.
Children's Winter Coats for $1.00 and $2.00.
Missea‘ $3 Skirts for $1.00.
Long Military Coats for Girls, ages 4 to [3, cost $8.00. for $3.50.
E Spring Jackets for ladies for $1.00. $2.00 and $3.00.
Silk Capes for $2.50 and $3.50, cost more than double.
The balance of our Ladies Winter Coats. formerly sold for $8.00.
$10.00. $12.00 and $16.00 to close out for $3.75. $5.00 and $6.00.
Ladies‘ Rain Coats for $6.00 and $7.98, cost double.
Ladiscs‘ Dress Skirts from $1.00 1086.00. regularly sold for $2.50 to
15.00.
Sable Fox Boas for 35-98. cost $14.00.
Knitted Petticoats for 39 cts.
Felt and Straw Shapes for 15 cts.
"Velvet Waists for $2.00.
All our Silk Waists for half price.
All of our Ladies Sweatersior half price.
Ribbons—the best quality. Gros Grain silks. all widths and col-
ors. 5 cts. to to cts. per yard.-
Siik Petticoats, half price.
Little Children’ 3 Costs and Dresses at prices that will astonish you.
We have too many styles and it is impossible to enumerate
them. /
”Blankets and Quilts at half price.
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This ts 0qu a partial list of what we have to offers Do
not fail to attend this sale. You null find here bargains
that 011 determined 01 Remember sale begins. Salut-
dau. ehruaw,
. coming a! Summer to rally
pronouns: in presenting the choc: is
moneys». indoors: swarm W m
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“all... DMD.“ fl“ 1W“ as it reunited of the
payee in order to hold the drawer. By,
putting a check in circulation the lip
unity or the drawer cannot be, pro'
iongod.-—-Youth’a companion.
' aacono cannula shareware
nlirronx. mob. d.*?er three 111.4%
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in and which was afterwards followed
to wit bylockjaw. H in grslt am!
Era-jar. Snipes is In vad by a wife and
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NEW 101mm. 6.4mm N.
About. the young man who. it is alleg-
ed. chimed Ilia pea-or Anderson “an
«i- Managers}. Ogden Ocelot and
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