W moving machines
re intelligence than they
to pleats. He rotors to
i
Hole
dim machinery “nil;
New l‘9t4
i1} «Io
VILIm
A , “W
filtLhted Io
int‘s Mail, and as
“dishes enthral led.
LL deavor to term the
”them”.
silences.
meeting closed
IzJI‘fiI‘Ie
m
I. Church.
lily' bulletin ol-
‘ n‘gregallmlil
’ (smart-ow evening Dr. Mantel-
speak cepeclslly to the
We; although his subject is
' blower to the older members
'Ltitrn He
MW”.
" bfbthdl'u
w
, menu
:11 Lm v
the United sum Alibi.
shelfthalt on all «triple-
W or me- WlihLLOilLt'miBil.‘
pained much strain}!
sh; its advocacy by Dr
in of the At:
‘ He believes that
. a? wetsuits (Wales) mg or
Wtary schools who have been.“
-‘to need them for the pursuit
,now'procured in 'cnonuous
’ {from Alpine -sist:iern'~h3J
jasd is being sent by rail to
. fights n1. Engage; ”will? PW"
OWLII, or I
, NWPoI Is. ”It”
_ Wit; locales Held at the His.
L’ This W
' jugular meeting of the orwnlk
‘ D.A.R.maheldatthellls~
ay..a.ndas;it won
Sdptember..sni
so gathering was the result. This
mestlns’ wand each mem-
studio invite a guestmnd
Mthem 'twslled themselvai of
chapter endorsed the name of
T. Kinney (or state regent.
a brief account of
olive on The num-
"‘ attended by herself and Mrs.
. at Stamford. recently.
: Mabel Kellogg then recited
The speaker of the day. William
. read a paper upon Connecticut
the New Nation. After a tribute to
Mr. Burr spoke of
following the Revolution. and of
e three men who re
cut weWerrhsn
chosen. and these re—lnxorcod by
formerly a Con-
niamsnd a Music of Yale.
“not a national
al- stale “MED-4]
or '
euou ssye new so...
and a. vote of than was given to
d loMr. Burrforaveryenjoy-
sdlutc to its toilewedand
thy Fllleii'oshrnents
nitri- spoils at the public instruc-
you in the abhoois of Italy yes-
, y and said that we need not
fit of George Washington as dead,
as one hundred and seventy-five
o No PEOPLE'S NIGHT. .__
South Norwalk Congregational
tile or 1mm lJvlngstonc
mice is to be proneded byian
It’ll! by Miss Leila K. els-
beginning at 6: 45
l. which she will play Relu-
ing Prayer."
W
TELLANU SURPRISED.
‘ prise party given in honor I
I arghcrits Costeliuno wu’ .
Wdlsstnixlll.l\1nongthose ‘
“are Mr. slid Mrs cannons»
1 when Mrs. Salvatore,
‘ Biz. bdefcivgcuasve a very good
vocsland musical
ere sous y Mrs.
the fancy touches on a
Melissa was pro-
dust of flowers.
in. Chlostngeaeflousl Iniursd
J. Wood Wilson. srlon.
mm .5. Woods Chlrclsso, manager
a! ‘l‘baztl'e. so ous
Wam- lien arson. Chicano of
first of Purdy and Henderson. civil
lnd.. ser-
_snsln'perl
”J. 1' Koran. Cblcsso. exStsbe's so
tomes. serious
:9?!» B. Mellon. cum serious
w . . _. .ml 111.
. ‘ ’ New York.
’0. W .bblcszo. I
Fox M . San Francisco.
John F Killia- Chicago.
‘ s L Brown. Ban Francisco.
IlO'Donnell.- New York. ,,
eAhOut twenty~flve of the Injured pas-
Wem brought to this city on
lite, first section of the St. Louis ii}:
0.21, which arrived here at
0' o’clock.
Lllsxheny General Hospitai met the
my of Ambulances from the
at the Union Station. and a ma-
Wen tit that lnstituti on.
A great number of the injured were
lorelzns‘rs and most of those were 5i
vsn medical attention in tile Union
elation J J. Kern. of Chicago. in
unto the Associated Press of
easement said:
Ii'ifAs near as i can judge we were
insist the rate of 50 miles an hour
the train struck the curse st
Dingbi Diamond there was an awful
Liar. The snainoond smelter remained
on the truck. {but all the Pnlimsns
went over a a foot embankment.
Themirewhbdhlysnumherotpas-
dangers Mil t3” wreckage."
The immune
ed
l‘ Charles E box. Chicago, badly cut
nude bullied
JtLli. Wardy. Philadelphia. not. ser~
J 2 .Emsll, Pittsburg. an engine
John Felsler Jersey City. said to be
a Pullman conductor.
in 0. Como. Chicago. with Post.-
mhsler Busse
Virls Brown. Chicago. said to be a
representative of the Illinois Steel Co.
removed to Altoona Hospital.
J. M. Bower. lAFayette. Pa.
W.ԤH. Mr. residence snitnovihf
Ella Miller. Ne' Yorkp ‘
125s rail tor a long distance was
“torn up. The four Pullman coaches
tore down over the bank. The speed
at which they were traveling when
3L” left the rails was ten-inc. There
a some about where the first rail
beached The cars did not overturn
going down the steep hill. There was
an obstruction in the way to hinder
them and they remained upright until
they
‘zilllhs
side for units a distance.
car did likewise. The third our turn-
ell over
3: fourth ear is on its
their”. berths Ihan the cars loftilhe
”cumin
usual held
0
CW into
' 'Wled
swn'rth
hampered by the railroad odioiai s.
ALTOONA. PI.
she learned from Penn!”
"“1 MW“ hour New YorlericssO fire?
Johnstown lsstflNizht. l “:21
passengers on e ran it 3'
Where. wore hurt. Only one
John T. Clyne. of Juliet. Ill.. was
In] lie is in a hold)
‘3 The «Ll-xi? 1m this clmflhimin
Mountains when the
the first car fell and
The engine and first car rental
um track while
into the south fork branch of
Conemduxh River;
on their sides an
merged in the water
L his mains
iorltiy or the seriously injured ware L’
i W ll. Rhone. New York, badly crush I
reached the bottom. The first
car overturned and slid along on its
The second
d had its crushed in.
an to”side. Most of
passengers on the train were in
Will use
curate casualty list have thus far been
Feb. 23.--80 tar ll
Railroad officials here. no one you
killed in the wreck of the clam
near
were“
let
‘3 ”Iva; LOtL a, Wide:- widths, high“ grades, more attractive patterns: have sold from 12 to "the yd.
i at hi Ih peed vim
WIS runs a 8 B
51?: western sligpe of the Allegheny
brake rigging on
derailed than“.
the three rear ears
em"’slid down the sixty loot ombrushinotim‘i’:I
the ears falling over
d being partly sub-
The possessor! _ : ,.
were thrown about, many of them ‘ . l . ’
from their berths. Most of them 8802.1)- . _ , _ ;_ ‘ .
lad tbsped down the embankment and landed L'LmoreL or less injured. The more aer-
About 800 yards of the on their sides In the Consonant Riv- iousl! injured were taken to Alloona.
up after which the or submerged them to the depth of and oil the pusensors have been so-
abont two test. There were fit n- counlsd for
o aboard the train and Iwere With somLe diillcuity the ‘
track was torn
engine left the track sndd W with
It the three rear cars. These cars all
Reduction Sale!
1111111111. tum 9‘
LL “9A
nthLmewmm.»m~ Altai-Jul“
Remnants and Odd Lois
from every quarter of the store will be marked at“ real Rciliattt prices. Rcmmber that will be
very low. as they must be sold during this sale. L
\
xooo yds. Outing Flannel Remnants. the kind that- sells for too. Sale price. 5%c yd
Also Lot o—Those that sell for 12%: and better. all' in the Reduction Sale .. ............. 6%:
An odd lot pathos: wide Percalcs culled from stocks as short ends. in the Reduction Sale. to
clear up. ....... .................. ......syicyd.
Also we have culled from the White Goods stock a. large quantity of Mcrcerizcd Waistings.
piled on our counter with La lorgc ticket will show you the sacrifice price. Reducod
fromxsc.aocandssc t""'"""""""‘."fi""""" ..... . ............ .s‘cfim.. gcyd.
Remnants Towcling, formerly sold for 8 and toe yd" during the Reduction Sale .. . . . . .ac yd.
Better Towellng. regularly sold for is and :5c yd, all receive the c or. Sale price .. . . . . . . . 51/4: yd.
From the Llnlha Stock ; _ * I.
comes a great cut on the popular priced Silesia; ,‘V‘l'oflllerly dold 15c yd. SsIeLpriceL. . . . . .L 5c yd
.15“; .I i « “
Ribbons and Remnants
L1
”from
Notion Department
3000 yds. Ribbons. made, up of all widths and qualities. bunched together and will be sold {or 7c yd.
Also special reduction prices on other lots of Ribbons to close.
sooo yards assorted makes and widths Lace. sold at various prices from 8 to 15¢ yard. in
theReductionSalc....................................... ............. ...... 3%yd.‘
Reductionpricc....... ...... . ............. ... ..... .Fslficayd‘“
Well known make, Staudard make Hos: Supporter. 2Piuslt Grip.” all sizes; Iargcs size sold L
15c. 8alepriceloranysize.. ....... . ................. ............ gcpr.
Rwants Elastic, supporter lengths of Fancy Silk Elastic, the kind that sells for 25¢ yd. % yd., 9c
spoofbestls‘pool’Cotton. :00 yards Sale price .. ..................... ac
r spool best Spool Cotton. 500 yards. Sale price . . . .. . 5c
ed with little or no clothing.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. --F.
Spanking does not ours chii
hed wetting.
cause for this trouble
more. Box W Notro
send free to any
the south
church W
is to speak
it csii’t help it.
«list in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
ULIP‘FORD
, No worrying about selecting
it or meat-.1» bother with
B Sal- halves of stave when pleasant
Mr Delillus.
which were
H.1lub-
BETTER THAN SPANKING. l
mu ill , , ..
There is a constitutional '
Mrs. M Sum-
Danie Ind. wlll
mother her successful
home treatment, nlth full instructions. 1
Send no money. but write her today it ,
your children trouble you in this way
Don't blame the ché‘ldl. the chances To 1 E 1 w
h 14 t1 estment n so I name are
cures adults and aged people troubled I 1“ m an 9 a ’
villh Lurlne diillculties by day or night. No 3 Nickle Tea Kettles,
Housefurnishipg Reductions
A few instances from a hundred of savings.
59° Decorated Dinner Plates. regular price to and :5c ea. In Reduction Sale .hc ca.
sold from :8 to use. The entire lot' 1n Reductiontsslc. .. .ioc es.
the same as sells for $1.50. Reduction Sale price . .. .' ...... . ...... 95c
Mrs. Van Deuscn’s Cake Tins. all shapes; you know what the price has been. In Reduction
Sale... ‘ .. ......... ,...........rocca.
s.L.I-Lupsssn-nunsuls-aulole-... ......
out.-
'A large add varibd asst. of Glass Berry Dishes, plumbed together for this Reduction Sale.“ . . at: on.
All kinds Brushes in the Reduction Sale. I b”; purchase“
with if
I 1.“
writs... .11 ...
| L Our Regular Fridsy Specials and?
Usual Saturday Ofl’eriugs; bunched
together, doubling today’s silline-
biotin We mention only a few items,
purchases
PAY HALF
but this sale really means, L093. all
SAVE HALF
That’s the Idea Exactly
White Lawn Waista. 100 doses. regu-
tar $1.60 quality.
Today. Mo.
2800 yards best quality Apron Gins-
hama. lengths from 6 to 20 yards;
regular price to.
Today. iii/go yd.
36 inch All Wool Batiste. regular 50c
value.
Today, 291:.
To encourage you to visit our Wash
Goods Section. we offer 500 yds.
New Organdle; regular price the.
Today. was.
Rudied Muslin Curtains; regular 75c
value. ‘ ‘ .
Today. 69:.
M
oriental Conch Covers, mu gm; reg-L
ulnr price 32.50.
‘ Today, ‘1-‘5-
500 yards Black Toilets Silk. full 36
inch width; regular value at $1.25.
Todly. Ila.
White Muslin Shirts.
and $1.60 values
‘ " Tolls” llc.
Clinton Safety Plus, regular prices he
on 7o.
. ‘ For Today.“
FinenNet veilinss. all colors, 25c qusl
y'.
llc yard.
Pour1 s Unsceutod Soap. rLesLuinr price
50. .
TOSPYL: 1°C.
Mlsses’ Hem-y Ribbed «rem. rclrulnr
price 351:. , . .
, Today. 21s.
No. 8 Copper Bottom Boilers. rejoini-
price In $1.45. ,
. . For today. Its.
Men's Heat y Outing Flannel LShlrts.
50c quality
’Teds'y. 38c.
The Boston Store
E...”
possessions.”
Into deeper water. As train No.
when No.16 came along on trash No.
The injured and other
outtln
FANCY MAINE STOCK.
Issue.
50 Blames, with 1 lb. No. 2 Ten .
L SOUTH NORWALK.
soil-basting Roasting Pans. the best roaster to be had; regular pri cc $1. 59. Sale price.. . . . .olc es. ‘
.......... 8c up
that the cars might take another slit}:
was expected west bound. it was de-
cided to stop it. The wrecked train
had been running on track No. 3 and
gait was stopped and assistance obtain-
more
were placed on board and brought to
. GEORGE SAID
I16 dLarpL not tell a lieu-lie did It With his ‘llttloL hatchet. When we dLeL' arty
wsusuaiiy use an ass. .1410» prices lock it, do they not!
we Should Sweeten the Whole Town
‘5 ' stThesePrices. -fl5
5 lbs Sugar 25c. l0 lbs Sugar 500. 20 lbs sagar $l
25 lb 0bll18acl$l23 each. ‘
L L POTATOES.
mun s. FLOUR.
BlgL Stamp Ofi’ers with Our Popular
TEAS AND COFFEES. '
‘60 3“an with 1 lb.INo. 1 Tee. .. 50c' 25 Shawn with 1 lb MGR/it Bieiltl‘3
25 Stamps with 1,1. lb. No. 1 Tea 25c 15 8mm“ we?“ 1 'b “"- “:3:
20 Stamps with 351nm 2 Ten .. '20: .
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
, New York Grocery CO
Telephone.
, BEN Nun noun ................
were taken from the cars in the river the Union Depot in this city where
by the way of the windows. No time clothing and food Were supplied lio-
‘vaa wasted in collecting clothing or ill-l accommodation for those wno did
it was apprehended .uo. Lure to go west immediately was
also offered by the railroad alliclsl‘s.
With the exception of four, :hetle'vdr.
who were taken for treatment to the,
Allegheny General Hospital. the other . ,'
decided to continue their Journey so
they were sent west on extra. No.2
TrackslaridZworeloonDPOlkng
tor through traffic after the passengers
of the speciull6 had started ’for Pitts-
burg on No.1,
. 1v“ "
Pack. 201:; and“... m.
Isr‘r‘sl. 05.30. .
Coilee .. .........
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Javp. shit”:
Mocha ..............
MaracaiboCoflee. .
10 Stamps with 1 Wheat dialog
008643.... ......
1”“
Grocery Specials
For Saturday and Monday
. . . . . . . .. per barrel, 36.00' per 0:11.060
Nico Lettuce. Celery. Spinach. Parsnlps. Sweet Potatoes. Oranges and
! Apple‘s;
United Greedy (311
‘ 20 No.MaIn at. so. Nor. Tel 143. L
-...W— ......— ...—qr.--
. ?h6“°,3,_”,'§'
1s
M lpsleln
49.Fo'nsl..:u1Norm1k. remiss.
..
...-..”—
.11
3331? fiST ELELA it“: COFEEE I’LtdL‘ lid in M til
I: an we «Was n
that money can y.’ Yo on i rééél've the but v’leus form yzur thorny
of any store in town We suit hundreds of people. we can suit you.
CHARLES E SEYMOUR,
smote ounces.
LI“ wuss wasnisoros s'r. ,
’1le.
SOUTH NORWALK.
regulpr {LIN L00
null ill Norwilkl 1; Come If L
—«v-..» v
NORWALK. , I
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER. per lb. .... ....... 3pc. '
s cANs soups: MILK. FULL 31252535"
‘ FL'ANCY MAINE POTATOES ....................... bushel. 75c; ”cleans L
2 pkcs. Uneeda Iiscult...... ..... scla pkgs. Joli-0 ........ ' ... ....... .25:
s pkgs. any kind Pancake Floor.. .25: 3 pkga. Buckwheat Flour ....... . .251:
3 pkgs. Mother's Oats ............ 25c 3 lbs. ultra large Prunes ..... 25o
. 3 an. Early“ June Peas .......... 25c 3 cans New York State Corn ..... 25c
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ......... $1.00 1 can Bumham's Clam Chowder. .1lc
,.‘ .'
mil '.
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