or he'll Drone launch. in
mission; of the Emergency
.. ion was going from the
tutu the Presidio. The
M one_whilc the launch
‘ crry depot. None of the
no hit. The bluejackets
‘ ‘ hat section of the water
him all knowledge of the
that two companies of the
“United States Infantry
‘; onvor wentto Oakland yes.
in guard duty in that city in
in lhe‘miliila will be recol-
Q o
Eamon Experiences.
Calif" April 5.-—'i‘hc fol.
o'nicllt of her experiences
'd, after the earthquake was
itten for The Associated
Mme.fEmina Eamon. of the
« Opera Company, who is
at the home of Dr. ’l‘cvis.
n the hills of Santa Clara
me Eunice in arranging
its} tallroad officials for transpor-
' c‘Overiand Limited Thurs-
ih‘g. The story is' as fol-
ll, in bud and at the first. quiver
'It'rthquake’ awoke to perfect
so. The futility of any
i! o save one‘s self came over
'Iny‘quitc still. only holding
bed to be kept from being
out. .l'was absolutely without
.t-‘ahy time. As soon as the
inputs began to quiet. themselves
ought of moving. but each time
doubled in. intensity. At last.
and of the first big shock I
. yd the voice of our host asking it
‘ " unafraid. Of course i got up and
lied on quickly as I could and rush.
own to the Hotel St. Francisco to
w t was happening to Mme Som-
Dr..Tevis and I got in an auto
With which an acquaintance
brtunately passing. 0n gutting;
‘w roshed up six flights on foot,
' levelors were going. only to
e. Sombrlch gone. We at last
and begged her to come up
up as Dr. 'i‘evls' house was on
“ f Nob Hill. We passed the
., watching the flames on
chip: and feeling shocks of earth-
* at intervals, Dr. ’l‘evls all the
ylng‘to get some sort. oi" coo-
oe‘to get us 'out of town. not
or of Earthquake. but of the up-
”:3 ugllire, He at last found a
in “whose driver consented to
from of the door until we. must
{The town was burninp be-
ll the ferries and there was
fl lty- in getting there. At
it out to the North Beach. as
be surrounded by flames.
’ ‘9 was ultimately surrounded
B’ on Thursday and we'll the
main standing in that vicinv
was burned to the ground with
Including‘our clothes. We bc~
o to carry with us in our hur~
lint only our valuables and ouc
‘ clothing. . We took blankets
of all night on the ground.
by: falling so heavily that we
“ .pmked. About 9 o‘clock on
Hilly morning Dr. Torin sold the
‘ burned themaelves out be-
,3 And the ferry and we could
“to Oakland and tonal, go at
hefcarriage toot: our few be-
nd two of our party least. fit
nt‘exercine. while the rent
l-ked. After waiting at. tho
orry three-quarters of on
V carriage. watch we had
wtgot coldly over to Gain
o e. leaving our two maids
. we took a train to a su-
. land where lives a relative,>
' is. There we found the
. and lay about. on tho
. ill for them to find means
. at us to Dr. 'l‘evis' country
3 y. miles from Oakland. I
”voice completely and felt
return to confusion and
his three days' sojourn
' rain. At about. it o‘clock
v
tomobile and Dr. ’I‘evia.
" .myfmuid and myself.
to where we have been
o found the corn-inherit
, torror on our arrival and
on.» nun... .. .
thrhcuoe dumolluhod- by our earth»
., W9, had! taken it
a tomobile of four hours
I all to lie on a comfortable mattress
in one of the cottages of his employees.
‘At no time havewe felt any fear and
the whole thing deems perfectly nat-
We have been trying very hard
to get accommodations for our jour-
ne to New York and I hopo'to leave
on Thursday morning by the“ Overland
Limited. arriving in New York on
We are with Dr.
Tevio at Alma. Santa Clara Cdunty.
until we can get away." .
Bodlu Found in Ruins.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2":w'l‘he
bodies of three men and one woman
were found among the ruins in the
burned district yesterday.
them which is identified as that. of
John liynca, was found atloightecnth
Hynes mot death by drown-
'i‘hc body of another man found
in the ruins of the Southern Pacific
Monday looming.
streets. and that of another
First avenue. The body of the wom-
an was found at Sixth and Townsend
None of the three could be
Chicago'o Relief Fund.
CHICAGO. April 5.-—'i‘hc total
lief fund raised in Chicago reached
$691.22.". last. night.
Quarke’s Effect on Panama Canal.
CHICAGO, April 25.~charding the
expressed l'car tlml earthquakes are
likely to damage the proposed, Panama
Canal. Ishom Randolph, chief engln'
cor of the Chicago Drainage Canal and
a member of the United States Board
of Engineers for tho Panama Canal.
said yesterday:
"The doatructiou of San Francisco
by an earthquake has been neized upon
by uiarmlsls as an argument against
across lhc Isthmus of
Panama. The deduction drawn in that p
such an earthquake would put the lock
canal out of busiucsa by wrecking tho
locks and destroying the dams.
‘Shouid such u convulsion of naturo
visit iherunul route, no doubt serious
damage would result to either type of
canal that might be adopted, but of the
two typos the sea lcvcl would be the
worst ouffcror.”
OAKLAND. Cunt. April 25.~Stuto
Innurant-e C(nnmiosioncr Wolfe anoun.
red yesterday that nearly all the largo
insurance companion would be able to
make satisfactory adjustments of tho
losses caused by the Sun Franciuco
He estimates that the amounts
for which the companies are liable will
probably reach 32.50.000.000.
Bounded Goods Unharmed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 353» Colo-
nel Malian, offer on examination of the
appraisers building. reported that all
ihc bonded goods at tho.wnreltotmr
were unharmed. There were. many
thousand consigllnwnio». of
important stuffs in the warehouses.
Boxing Tournarhcnto Notted $4.500.
LOS ANGEL-Ids. Guilt, April 25.~
A grand boxing tournament participa-
i.-d in by many of the lending pugllio-
Iii' store of the country and attended
by 2.000 people. nearly half of them
'olock the doctor said we had-
' the. only one which treats without dllr
nomination the annotate and suffering
the Parlor" ruse developed yesterdayI , ,
when Deputy Sheriff John W. Scuiicv‘“ “”39 ““dmnuhd" Hoyle 'lhoulrc.i
l poll
. military drummer have known “if;
distincti‘o of.“ rm th .
bet on: underttlt’uuauand
relic .‘ lt,.w:>uld ‘iio'plll'tloulltl‘ y. dolor:
innate if the id‘ in circulated that
the National had; I Annunciation iv
in this dityff ‘ ,
. WM '
BUiT AGAINST D. P. ATWOOD.
Two soothingtoh' Mon book to Honour
. 01 .000.
soornmoro,lv.anrli '25.—-8teveu
1). Neal. and Mario Ill. Mackenzie. ad- .
mm. of this town have brought suit
for 014.000 against D. P. Atviood..
whose claims in correction with SGVfiw
rat hundmd auits brought against
administrators. predators and trun-
tees were: before the last loslalatmn.
The suit is brought in the Superior
Court of Hartford county and is based
on claims for notes and money alleg-
ed to have boon'ndvanced in connect-
ion with land and cattle business in
Texas. ‘
THE GIRL'S FRIENDLY DANCE.
Large Attendance Loot Evening at the
Town Assembly Hall. Wall Street.
Thu town mselnbly hall in Wall
street. was filled last evening With a
merry throngfor the .dance of the
St. Paul’s Branch of the Guru ll‘riend-
ly Society. The evening proved a
Very pleasant. one for all.
Tho function was in charge of Mrs.
Bertha Bette, the Branch secretary.
who was ably neslated by a number of
the Associate ladies. Music was fur-'
nished by Mention. Pollard and Powell.
‘piuuiat and violihiru.
NORTH CENTER otsrmcr MEET-
Votcd to Appropriate 3100 Last Night
to Pay Current Biiio.
A special meeting of the North Cour
tor School District was held last night
ul tho school house on Newtown ave-
noo. The only business was the appro- ; in Washington snort. She has many.
ptiutlon of $100 to pay current bilisl
and to make some necessary repairs
about the building. No opposition was
raised in the proposition. Franklin
a. ,.
pm to l
, aim
VORONZEH. Roasts. April 25m
New» received here today from the
villains of Dior/sited, where. it was an-
nounced yesterday, Cossacks killed
nineteen pull wounded fifty persons in
suppressing pennant disorders, shower
that the trouble areas when .tho poa-
snnts attempted to take some drain
from the municipal atoms. Tho guards
protested. and finally one of them shot
a prosnant woman. whereupon .the pen-
aunts assembled with scythes and axes.
The guards iired repented volleys at
the peasants..killing eleven men. Cos.
'sacks finally came up to million the‘
guards and the peasants were driven
on. It is presumed that it was dur-
ing this conflict that‘the Cotsachfl
killed the nineteen peasants.
WW
WILMOT—wGRASKUNZ.
South Norwalk Resident Wedded to
New Haven Young Lod)’.
Alfred P. Wilmot, of South Norwelk.
was united in marriage yesterday at-
ternoon. to Miss Mary Grnskuntz. The l
ceremony was performed at the onion
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohnwaaner.‘
350 Washington avenue. New Haven.
by the Rev. A. J. Timms. George Wil-
mot. of Scuth Nonvnlk. brother of the
groom. was the best man, find a niece
of the bride was the brldelnnid. The
bride and her attendant were charm-
ingly attired in white. _
A reception followed the ceremony.
which “drummed by a number‘of
South Norwelk relatives. Mr. Wilmer.
is a popular conductor employed by
the Connecticut Lighting and Railway
Company. and Miss Graskunz was for
some time connected with the con-
fectionery and bakery of F. A.. Luna.
friends here. For the present Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmot. will reside with the
igroom'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
ill. “Miami, in .‘Washiugton street.
B. Gregory. district (:tlllllllliil‘l‘. prosid-g South Norwnik.
ed at, the session.
CHICKEN iN PARLOR CASE.
A( sequel to the famous “Chicken in
POPULAR .A’MUSEMENTS.
CLARA TURNER COMPANY, ..
The, Clara 'I‘nrt'tcy Company plousctl
“fl
served papers in an injunction coallyiinfti “‘SM- with fill?” ”"9 emotion 0'
ngninai Mary A. Dunn. of Duricnflmfl“ Mics “Wile“ was-bod in ”i"
brought by Attorney Koncuiy for .loltlll‘ilii‘ role and 1|?“ rrndition 0' ”“9
Alfred Miller. A summary process: “Willi! 30118 i" the third not W“ “‘0“?
.oughiy appreciated. The spcciuitlos
suit. is now pending before Judge Wii<
wiam Pl. Willmolt, Jr.. of Dorian. The 2 “'9“! $00“. "‘9 Wood Brothers 0“ "“9
suit brought, yesterday is an action
with the summary process suit and
decks a decree for her to enter into a
loose ior.unoihor your. The. nuitxaiao
alleges $200 damages and will come
brfore the June term of the Superior
Court.
FINED FOR MUTILATING BOOKS.
Hart'i‘li‘OilD. April 25.~—-Clarcnce ll.
Mellon. aged 17. was fined $300 and
costs in the police court today for mu-
tilating books loaned him by the Hort
ford Public Library. The young man
has a lad on picture scrap books and
in order to not rare views for his col-
lection hr borrowed ~~plclul‘c books
from the library and cut therefrom
such pictucoa an met his fancy. In
women, was given at the Pacific Athlru
liv Club last night for the bcncfit of
San Francisco earthquake sufferers. ll
he‘lled $4.500.
Less Than 300 Killed.
NEW YORK. April 5.——-Dr. Edwurcil
’l‘. Devino. who was sent to San Fran-
cisco to distribute the relief fund of
tho Red Cross, notified the New York
office of the Red Cross today thut‘hc
had made. arrangements by ‘which the
finance committee of the citizens' rc-
lief committee of San Francisco will
act as finance committee of the Red
Dr. Devine has also unmet-lt-
ed to the Washington authorities that
remittances of money ahould be made
to that committee.
gram received today stolen that the_
known loss of bio is lens than 300 and ‘
about 400 were injured. '
London insurance Go}: Lou.
LIVERPOOL. April 25:“At the on‘
nual meeting of the London and ban"
onehire Fire Insurance Company here'
today. the chairman announced thatl
the catastrophe at San lfrnnclnco bud
swept away half the reserve
which a week ago ntood at. $10,788,076.
tic counselled the shorohoidoru to ac-
copt tho situation with culmncss.
' Pruldont'l Proclamation.
‘ WASHINGTON. April 2b.-—-ln a pro
Dr. Devlno‘a tele-
afternoon we managod to
Roosevelt urges the American people
now to send their coniributiono for
the alleviation of the distress in thin1
Francisco directly to formur Mayor
James ‘D. ,l’helun. chairman of the
finance committee in San Francisco. in-
stoud of to the American Red Cross.
The president pays a high tribute to 846.00 Rich Chiffon Panama Ion. .
the work nccom liahed by the i-itlzenn’ “0.00 liaborato,‘rafiotn lton or Pony
Good Order Prevails.
ING'I‘ON. April 26.-—(leneral
Gravely in a dispatch received at the
War Department today reportu the
condition of Moira In Santa Rosa no ‘
"Colonel Pratt just returned from
thorough inspection of Santa Rosa.
There are no homeless persons unpro.
‘ Provisions from outside
« flourcilli leave no present need of
’ lions. Sanitary conditions toad. excul-
rovalht. spirits; of the co-
, pie high. it though about one nun red
- war. killed and as may more injured.
The entire bounces pm of the city is
The medical attention is
ample. but communication lanolin, are.
ry i it have ordered for.
‘misms Chou: eight-in
i .
all he mutilated 10 volumes. some of
which are out of print. His father
paid his fine.
We seldom sufficiently prlzc thocoi-
ilnr-button that doesn‘t roll under the
lbnronu.
inwa‘rdcd to M John:
, Hitchcock. at her
““°:-,.
‘. flying rings being more entlluniasticnl- . M _ .. . . r .-.. ..
enjoining Mrs. Dann from proceeding ‘3‘ received even than on the preceding - A Jack 6f an Trades
i is not who! the people want when they
An entertainment for the benefit of "“1“” 9°05 WWKMW'MP-
‘tho Doorkecpera' Circle of King’s
evening. Tonight the company will
present Why Men Tempt Women.
DOORKEIOPERS' CIRCLE.
Daughters of the Norwalk Conlzrcua-
'tlonal Church will be given in Hoyt‘a
Theatre. Tuesday evening. May lot
A feature of the entertainment will be
singing by a quartet from the Sicvcns‘
institute Glee Club. HOWnrd Depol—
lor, who has about several summers in
Norwalk. Is a member of this quor-
tct. Ticketson sole Wednesday at
PINE LEDGB WHIST CLUB.
’i‘heTInoMm ‘WhietrGluh was on
iortolnotufca rd rafternpon by Mrs.
St. John ' )w’l‘ho. rise was
.qutchcock.
on 5’00!“ny next
» droid "vilfh Mrs.
. Alp‘mliYest ave-
.L'
The next at
week. will also
33 South Main St.. South Norwalk.
The handmmcri. the most stylish. the most uurviccable and most bounti-
ful Tailored Scorpio Suits are placed on sale. They must so.
committcen of on Francisco. and in- $25.00 Itunniog Panama Ito!) lie ..
dictated that the necessity for working 060.00 imported Ito-dumb Iui I
through the Red (irons exclusively nan 018.00 Ora Mind tulle ...........
....... 028.50
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ltflolbtvdlulltoil00000l00lllifl u“.
012.00 1'- «I (too Julieta .
Silk can: “elicit with line min-old- ry.collon . 0
lkomi wen on Gun fro m ’
~ on AT GAL! IN LADIII' COMO. I
cm, pm. um, um, cm 8‘: 1,14,”. worth «can.
01.“. 68.103.04.00, 07.“. ".90, 01!. II," 0.10.“. You’cunnot appliance for
Find Long
than prion anywhere.
II
$10.00 to 085.00
. mm? m... . ;- . a
- New com Irrivlng dolly. on. 4a. m. In. Naomi» to um;
You no all them to nth» atom» and main 1 go
on cannot on the new
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emblem in
copyright] c: -_ ; ’
. ‘ 'a .
, onto an. Vllim of vital »-
‘ '1 ‘ Wr midpoint!
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Anything'in' the line of Floor Coverings We are prepared to furnish. All [ratios of tannin Carpets, Tapes-
try uud Body Brussels Carpets, Velvet and Axuliniter Carpets. in a lame and-varied assortment of patterns.
V BUGS—dings of all sizes.‘ including‘thc large carpet sizes. of which we have beyond a doubt the mm as-
sortment over shown in town. and at the prices we are selling them We can save you money.
MATTiNGh—ch have a full assortment 01' all kinds of mailings, Including new patterns in fancy Jups and
Chloris. [We nlao have the Ores Grass Muttings in all colors.
i FIBER VCARPETB—A full line of Fiber Carpets, in very choico patterns and in all (lililililliiloilu Large hide
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fire department.
Wm“ “warm-«omn— ..-.. ~w....-~-._..~- ..
FIRE iN WEST AVENUE.
A small fire occurred this morning
at the home of Robert‘l’nn Buren on
West Avenue. Frederick Waters the
milk dealer was driving along the ave-
nue early this morning when he saw a
peculiar blaze which did not look just
.rlght to him. . He investigated and
found that a barrel of waste at..the
side of the house was On fird.
pulled the barrel away and found that
it had burned a hole through the side
of the house. The fire was extinguish-
ed however. without calling on the
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1 WRITING PAPER.
250
ALL COLORS.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
music “ORE.
Donovan Block. 184 Woohlnnton It.
Loom for (luv-cont Lennon
I: done right and when I say A
is done. its done.
_ ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Piumblng,‘flnnlno and 3mm Fitting.
5 Monroe Street. 80. Norwolk.
i ‘ Entertalumilnnrranged‘sy
Hoyt's ’PhcmandWeed'a drug 810W..THE DOORKEEPER’S c|RcLE .
a. of
Pail, "
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boon well nam
after.
summoni“
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Potash. lime and phosphoric
acid are contained in Hardwood
Ashes in desirable forms for .
plant growth. .3“ «he: have
“ lture’o Plant
Food.” But they annuity more
than a simple plant food, because.
in addition to their tortillzing
properties. they act as [solvent
of the soil. and form hornbina-
tions that enhance the V do of
latent plant food already .
soil. The plant food contained in
Hardwood Ashen given a direct
and prompt result. while the ac-
tion on the soil show: permanent
mulls. Pieces of land where
“he: have been llbornily supplied
have shown the effect for
81.55 per bill.
“3‘ pill WSW ii
.005.“ 1 notice
south: incision
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In Crinadn...rounm all “ .
'llugn and Art Squares in the some material makes a very satisfactory and inexpensive floor‘covorlup.
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. TRISTRAM in mm 1‘70me CONN-
. H, “ no it: u
Expensive .
Furniture
and if you are an
economist this fact
Will become appar-
ent to you. the in-
stant you behold
our magnificent
stock and become
acquainted with
our ensyterne. We ,
would also like to
9.91am to round:
i'fii 43'
plate; on terms ‘on
cannot” flint»
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“l1" “.9 Warm, ”Confirming
W180 Ewan: to manna...
home within reach of all.
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.wrsr wAsnmoron or. scum NORWALK.
.f _ . ........ oovo our Mal. mom.
mom... a. v.. April lB.—~After u. m
Momentum .0! 013M don the “ill Norwoik‘roiioo Round Up Two Mom.
of the Rev, A: won 5, Granny, 0.0.. hm of a and. Th» inland .
of St. Andrew I Church at Monomer. to M. . .
on charge: of boron and violutlon of “hum Thom: mm roundod iii!
hil ordination vows. woo resumed here
today in the local m” halt“. the two Norwnikdadl. John Mn and
pariah hum of fit. Jnmu'OhuI-oh. to Joseph Willi. “M it in on
which n no to automated. lacing. fighmtafiggrwlgvfifiunx 7
m small to ““3" m WM“ 7'“ solo to can woof the matter
lli‘ 333333.13”? J‘fiimflmfim‘“ owing to a ., m or 2. iii ,
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