MM'FIIIII‘I‘IIm Flrels
IIIIIIIsl of a New York
Israel mm Fatal, This
“MOI -- FIIIII'IoIIi Loss
VIII 02,000
NEW YORK. Feb. 21. --Two firemen
Iver-e killed and eleven others render,
‘ dun by ammonia fumes
”at : fire this mernin in the basement
tin Sign avenue. Oneof
who was made unconscious Inav ‘
dill; while the conditions of‘the two “
others is serious. .The dead firemen
areAdalu Damnaadllsrryli' Baker.
Butlprtlle heroic work of three ree-
chin: phrlieo. the death list Would
have been larger.
mm and Baker had carried a pipe
thro basement and into an op-
snl'ng' .to a ..subosllar when
water pressure. How
ever. wind oIher firemen reached the
hole to mt them, Darius and Baker
were not to be seen. Ammonia fumes
1'. .. W ,, .
ofvllibiway Commission-
ld is? full ”of interesting
it a and» and what he
leads iamiaily interest-
HM which were supposed to be
on hot. The, automobiles
. on while of!- the' dry and' pili-
' ,9th timing, and _soon what
roadissbsdoueinspots.
. have more madam-inkling or
”billet. and of .course.. It
ass autonobliing. says. the
aRaven Journal and Courier.
was one of the first of
. see the advantue of
. trend and her: place in the good
' vcmont is right up in front.
01M heal. What the posi-
roads and are wfi
’ 3' do for on Is indicated by tho
fietm our 81.000900 per year fit
the lakt’ two years has been spent by
th’s‘towns for roads. and bridges. out-
smounta appropriated by the
c commissioner calls this my;
ng. and it is so to those who
.how many ways of spending
.‘money there are; and bow. in-
_thc supply is The people of
cut would not have made such
time contribution to get good made
Hithoy hadn't been fully convinced
9*,that sood . . . ”090.999
_ It in mommy all over the couch
trythstnostatehuamoreeapen
leaned. able honest and zealous maker
, of good roads than Connecticut has in
', the pinion of Highway Commisgionet
mold. In; life. and. more no
‘ to him.
the basement. The flames had melted
the coulping of one of the ammonia
pipss- connected with the cold storage
plant of the market
Roboulng parties were formed and
Damn ‘and Baker were carried up from
the la with. difficulty. Each of the
rescuers succumbed ou washing the
nuts ill- and writbed on the sidewalk.
Roll 'clll revealed the fact that Capt
Bernard Cnrlock was down in the hole
and he was brought to the surface. it
is believed that he will not recover.
Damn died in a street car and Ba
ker died in a hospital The financial
loss will be about 82.000.
BouthIrn Pacific Depot Burned
elm, ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. 28 ——Tbo
new? split of the Southern Pacific was
3:3 by- fire yesterday. Loss 376.
EVA‘NBELIBTIO SERVICES.
will be' Held at the First Methodist
~ Episcopal Church Next Week.
On Wednesday evening of next
week a series of evangelistic services
will be begun at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Some large union
move involving all the churches
of the wu had been contemplated
but the‘nccessary leader could not be
secured so it has been agreed among
the pastors that for the present each
church shall hold Its own services.
some special ovangcli tic activity be-
fil— ing planned for in non y every church
IAOHION AND CULINARY. during bent.
WRIN KLII. ‘ meetings at the First Methodist
Calla will be under the direction of
later who will be assisted by
the lbcrt E_. Plue, an evangelist
who is" ork'ihg under the guidance
of the General Conference Evangelistic
.‘Comriiission of the Methodist Denomi-
nation.
A large chorus of young people is
being Organized and will rehearse on
Friday evening of this week at the
church. ,
The Methodist families will be can-
vassed by a corps of visitors who will
distribute announcements of the ser-
vices, and cottage meetings will be
held next Tuesday night by the Young
Men's Band. The music will be a
special feature. The chorus will sing
and soloists will render Gospel songs
‘r'orn time to time.
“'1‘th committees of arrangement are
0 :
'Eaecu ve Committee—The Rev. W.
W. T. Duncan. H. B. Siauson, T. I.
Raymond. Seth B. mlngton. Charles
. had. li‘. Bullock, John reenwood..Eden
a does not even on a fur-lined For. '
‘ - -w is a good time to buy one. . Music Committee—Richard L Co
.. theatre. automobiling. etc, itlley lini’n. Charles F. Tristrar‘n and Clan
‘ -' lapensabie. and any mechan‘t once A. Brown.
sell one left would rather long fiFinance‘ Committcth—Charles . E
m 09 it than carry it. over to am oft. S. Milton Stevens Nelson H.
nelson because of the danger Ho; 1.
. and you can attend to that Committee on Free Will adoring-C.
. ' trouble-tor wondd trytpro- F. Hallock chairman ,
“if til you could have thirty or forty Treasurer—Charles E. Seymour
Committee on channel Workers—C.
‘1! you' ‘are selecting a leather coat F. Tristram, chairman.
for machining-hi; Wear. set the soft pli- Canvassing Committee—H. B. stau-
get makes up as hand son. chairman.
as a nice broadcloth. The Committee on Printing and Adver~
m ..bungling's leathers are intended Wins—F. A. Smith and the pastor.
e chuui'feur'su.l garments rather Committee on Cottage Meetings—C.
an the shapely garments which my Ft; Hailock. Young Men‘s Band and
oily will want to or in the other '
pastor.
, ’ use of the fitted cost of leather Committee
- slim among the others mood.
Harpers Bazer say that twothirds
:ltlte dresses worn during the pea
.slg'i' social season by fashionable Ica-
’ tiers have been made with guimpee.
N there are almost as mam predict-
Vflor spring. for colors are going to
» and“ they will not do next
a face hence necessity of thc guim
. The narrow platted friiiings are seen
_ on either side that center plait of a
linen tennis waist: and they also finish
the bands of the short sleeves.
The b'rlms of new spring bats
much d d When made of
’Noapoli n. the I r braids and such
Plllhlo materials"
The mason which are being used
much by the miliiners now are a
pleasing Variation from the flowers.
ithough. not more beautiful. They are
“plied to handfuls so as to droob on
til
the
hat. and are so very natural in
makeup as to giva the appear
lion of Just having been plucked
‘trdsh from a June‘meadow
a‘l‘hree different igns in “air~shlp'
hits have prose themselves but
last is by for the best.‘ the m
15 on Ushers—T. I. Ray-
GHAUFFEUR 0N TRIAL.
A. M. Younas' Man Who Killed Fred-
erick A. Frost.
WATERBURY. Feb. 27.—-Th«~ trial
of Hugh Macleod. the chauffeur of A
M. Young. of Pine Orchard, for til.
killing of Frederick A. Frost on Octo
ber 13,1ast. began hereyestcrday be
.ore Judge Silas A): Robinson. of the
superior court. Macleod is charger'
wiih manslaughter. The widow of the
deceased testified how hcr busbau"
'shmed her out of the ’ .. just as thr-
automobile bore doun on tin-In mid
was then struck by the “heels of tin:
machine
Among thc witm-ssrs were Coroucr
Eli Mix of New ilavcu. and the medi-
cal Exhillincr, Dr. A A. Crime. of this
Sis
of the haudsomcst hat pins 1
seed in a long time—one which
aired to pcri'cctiou on the rich
n09 whose pile it nestled—la
liar. varicolorod. \crI dark.
alone set. in copper. it was the
that first attested my a-ttou
' d it looked. like the handiwork
w er in metals.
‘ ' many people on whom the res-
illity of pIoIigiug iood for the
on. consider" first of all the
_ U'Mll'ol whit thevpnrchase‘l
"would be less sickness if the mat
made the subject of study.
sou r'on Vice ' ADMIRAL
IN
I
" 'G’elV in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner of flu
0 Full. 27. «The American ..
ll. Mr. Wright. sum a luncheon “”7030
"gin honor oi,» its Admiral Linin, N. W". m INN"!
mt chief or": no general staff of Y“? 'W 1" WW with
”'fly and conumudor of the Jap- W .‘m M "m."
an undron. consisting of the
'II n‘l‘spkuba and Chitore which
tomorrow for Hampton Roads
part in the nival review at the
of M J town Exposition, .
on , 80 lll'esent nus
. 'alost ourdiul fecl i
acumen: Service.
Plae' out Surrounding.
Sloailant Cooking.
ClMBLES REYNEJKE
" not «on
' a at. . ...
poured up through lhe'bolo and filled . Pm
10111101109.
quusatlonably preparation f o r
healthy maternity is aocomplishedb y.
Plnkhanu Vegetable Com~ .
than .by any.
other medicine. because it gives tone.
and strength to the entire feminine
or anisrn and renders it perfectly
Lydia E.
Ind more an
call-full:
m“ Lydia E.’ Pink
nd did
2. Street. Fistbush, lil- Y.
‘V
hlbyandmys‘elfmu
Iplsadldunuli
I Compound
Ill. . lso writes:
I. Pinkhaln‘a Vegeta bio
donemeandto forecommeMittc
~—
or she excels
beautiful travel series
program
of interest are shown.
and interesting
has ever been seen in this
MY WIFE’S FAMILY.
That very successful and diver-tint!
musical farce comedy success.
Wife's Family." under the direction of
the Whitney Amusement Company will
.be seen at Hoyt's Theatre tonight. A
great abundance of fresh satirical nou-
aensc and strikingly funny situations
have been written for this play. Much
that is bright and unique in the way
of music. dances and medley, has been
incorporated in the piece. the libretto
of which is described as being in hap
by touch with the humorous side of
every day life. There is promise of
a clean. amusing and euhilirating peolllesult ol Cold Weather sun in Pro-
it is one long laugh inter- i -
rupted only by merry Hmelodies The
cast engaged to interpret the various
roles is an excellent one and each play
or is assigned a character in which he
VITAGRAPH EXHIBITION.
In the coming Vitagraph exhibition
at Hth s Theatre on Saturday a most
A Day in
Burns' Land will form part of the
Scotland is world-famed for
Its picturesque scenery and in this:
elaborate series all the notable points
Educational
ADGIE ANdelER LIONS.
As a sensational novelty in connec
lion with a repertoire attraction Ad ‘
gin and her Hons, who will lw SCt‘Il:com|ug in steadily
here next. Week with Avery Strong in to ml“, the lead in
the greatest feature of its kind that but the demand for Floridhs still con-
city.
nrmal. '
A woman in h‘ysical oonditiaa
transmlta to or Elana the him
conciliation. Bead
am‘s Vegetable
for Irs. Sullivan, 580
“We bis-Ii L die I Piokhom's‘
‘ .. 2'. beyond
I. In mm o
youlpl tile wa the
hire. Goo. Walton of Woodlawn.
“If lit d totsllottbc I.
as my uty onmgood'm ydia
toall capac-
W
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
"My
“Wenonah Hd remember that i r
to than tidy ”We 3 Pin
h ‘I Vs [stable Compound has book
houts rivli in sustaining woman‘ a
eith and curin all those infill
Exams peculiar her sex.
showsvthat it has cured almost
every form of‘. female complaint} or”
nic aronbles. indanmstion and nlosr-
atlou. falling: and dis lace call
and consequent a ms was none.
and is peculiar abhpodsptod to the
“rials of .child- it and ashes of
Iton-os backache“
bearin ”bastion tiosa. m
If than is anytdrln about your
case you'do not. under-I d writoto
hire. Pinkham. Lynn. Hana. for
advice. itils absolutely freer Thon-
salad- of iyornon have done so and
hue received help.
case of a‘ttalck, putting them through a
series of clever tricka,‘ one minute
dancing then singing a «catch of some
wild Spanish melody. all the tim'e cs-
caping the savage rushes of her pets
by the rapidity of her movements, is
an act that will cause even those who
"have seen it all" its sit up and take
notice. The act is I. whirlwind of n
iprises and leaves the audience ape
bound causing them to Wendi how it
is all done They will pdsitirely ap-
pear at all performances during the
week.
W
zoos ALE uteri,
duce Market.
The result of the cold weather that
has been lll l'omMiw of late
is reflected in the condition of the
produce market The supply of eggs
is much smaller than last year. espe»
cially the best eggso and as accuse
quence. the price of this product is
nearly double what: it- was a yearmgo
There ans some good fresh eggs on the
market. but the prik let way up at
present.
lettuce and radi'shes of the hot boss
I: are becoming more plentiful the
‘ibrmer having made a rapid drop in
price Int wholesale during the past two
Weeks.
In oranges there is a steady demand
with a good supph. Californiso are
{and are beginning
the local market.
A'tinnes and at present is being well sup-
frsil little woman. entering a cage only plied.
seven feet wide by twelve feet long.
containing three full grown.
A few strawberries are in the mar-
savage ket. coming up from Florida. although
African lions, with only calender bam- ii. is rather acriy for much demand in
boo stick as a weapon of defense in that: line
suing year
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Adjourned Annual City Meeting.
...... aaaoo ”lass-soon
Electric-Light. special equipment for tire alarm'system ...
Administrathe‘nopartment: V .
South Norwalk. February 27,1907
’ Per order of the Council.
Notice is hereby given that the adjolirned annual meeting of the city
of South Norwalk will be held in Arion Hall on Monday. March 4. 1907. at
1: 30 o'clock p. m.. for the following purposes, v.:lz
1. To appropriate from the city treasury such moneys as may be
necessary for the use of each of the departments of said city for the en-
2. To lay a tu! Upon the ramble estate within said city. contained in
the assessment lists last completed. to an amount sufilcient to meet and
Irovide for the 'llllll01illllll0ll‘) made at said meeting. ,
3. To tru'lsnci any other business proper to come before said meeting.
The Council of said city have made the following detailed estimates
~i’ IhI' amount of menu which in tllrir iudgmurt will be necessary and
unlisllo to hunt and prmldc for each of the following departments of
gow rnrueui for thc next ensuing fiscal vc‘ai, and recommend the
linking of the BI \cmi app: "opliutlons shown by said estimates:
-‘iie llcllillllllllll. .............................................. -$ 5,500.00
.‘irc ilupartuu ui. for uptclal Cqulprntnt ...................... '. .00
Street Ikparimcut ......................... . .................... 10:7 .33
{with DepaI-tmnit. ordinary expenses ........ ' ...... _ ......... '. . . L. 500'
.i: .Iltlr Department. collection of city refuse ........ .. ; .\ l.700.00
'icctr‘le Light. ........................................... 0,880.30
'lectric Light. maintaining ilre alarm .. ....................... ‘ 400. 0
2.000.90
luicrcet ............................................
Police Department .................................. 900.00
City Hall ....................................... 1509 so
' Public Printing ....... . ............................. 50.00
Auditor and Collector ............................... 51 00000
Election Expenses .............. .............. . . 335.co-
Assessors ..... .......... ........ 280.00
City Treasurer ............ ... ........ 250.00
Corporation Counsel ....... 700.00
Memorial Day .
City Clerk. ................... ..... .
Pine Island Cemetery ..... . . ;
Board ofllelicf ................. .............. V2000
Library Building . ............. .. ................... "1006.00
Miscellaneous ...... . .............. . ................. . 1300.00
18.6”».00.
, ,' 047,290.80
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THE INDIA REMEDY 00.
Phone. 655-2.
...........
lflfl 5|]
Establlahod 1888
it
middlemen's
120 Washington Oh. So. Norwaik
Next Door to Post-Dillon
Free Delivery
I
Specialists in All Female Complaints.
Graduito Physician W Attendance.
Consultation Free.
_ 65 West 36th Street.
NEAR IROADWAY.“ NEW YORK.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
the place.
for Mien.
lN
ALL Lsa‘rueas.
"IMHO—I.
GLOV E'R’S
Good Shoe News
Raisin] arid Hill
Spring Styles.
An EllpSlion o Fines
Domestic WaiSts
Tomorrow, on Second Floor
of ours is I winner. guaranteed Z'
to give satisfaction. We Import
our own Coffee > and roast
“right," In our stun plant. thus
cutting out the
profit, and givingour patrons a
Dallas for 25 cents that cannot
be equalled elsewhere for lads
than as cents.
Try a pound and be suited.
iii Ullliill Paul I
This may be a little early for'somefand a trifle late for others-
. those, for instance, who have already left for Florida. But we have
. been anxiously awaiting these goods for the rm four weeks}, New
Mlle here. V ' i
The Celebrated.
“Opera Shirtwarsts
We‘ll mention no prices to you; we’lldescidbc no.5,tyles. lt'e
cnouglrsaid when‘we announce that the “OPERA”. we... arehcrei
Full assortmentsV—ell'copieaof the latest French models. This little
hint will-surely conjure up the dclightfultrea‘t'in" store for you here,
if you are familiar With the ‘V‘OPERA" Waists. If'you are Inoteyct
acquainted with these Walsts. then by all means see them tomorrow.
You’ll feel glad vyou‘did. -We look forward with pleasure to
your‘visit to our Waist Department snd'we gwuantoe to surprise
and delight you with these new and beautiful Shirt Waist con-
ceptions.
The Bod—5B" st...
. One week ago the wife died. When
WIFE 0'53; HUgBAND 90°" FOL‘ told of her death the husband aobbsd
pitifully. He apparently gave up the
battle for life and Monday he died.
‘ ——
‘Btarni'ord Man Gives up Fight for Life
When Spouse Expires.
STAMFROD Conn. Feb. 2'1.-—-That
Jeremiah vac died from a broken
lie was a member of a family ac-
tive in the development of the town
Ono nephew Dr. Joth. llyle. is a
councilman; another.- John' A. Walsh.
heart is the .belief of friends who had
been watching him. Three years ago
he was stricken with paralysis and be
came helpless llis fife. blind for years
look personal care of him despite her
disability and he would allow no one
else to administer to his wants.
is a lawyer in New York. and still on-
otber, Dr. John F. Ryle. is a practic-
physician in New York. Dr. nu. 8er
a dentist of this city and Rev. Peter“
H. McLean. head of the Connecticut
Apostolate of the Catholic Church are
also nowhews. He left no children.
REDUCTION SALE , ;
M. 8. SMITH 8; COMPANY.
South Nomad a
‘3
92 Washington Street.
' EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY.
uecxwun. masons. ' LACEs. MOTIONS.
QUANTITIEs 0F usarui. THINos IN THE KITCHEN canar-
MENT. soc ON THE DOLLAR. warcn Titre DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
nan
SPEEIAl Nflllfli.
lo the People of South
Through a mistake, which was un
avoidable. we will not be in this town
Norwail.
to be given later.
United American
Opticians
(inc)
i
any part of this or next week. Watch
for the announcement of day and date
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere
Headquarters 110 East 23d 8h, N. Y.
...—~—
STORES:
110 final 23d 8m. New York.
03 East 14th 9t” New York.
“ 213 Stats at. Iridgoport. Conn.
305 Main St. Springfield, VMaII.
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Lenten Specials.
The most complete. assortment of
goods over handled here, including all
kinds of Herrings. smoked as well as
kippered; Sardines
turd as well as oil;
Mackerel. Salmon. lobsters, all at spe-
cial low prices.
tendon to: the low price at w ich we
We also ask
all kinds. mum
routs, Cod Fish,
Maud S. Flour,
Per bug 680. Per bbl $5.30
it want your baking a success, use this well-known brand. It is the
real art is.
POTATOES.
am Maine Stock. Per, ma. 20o.
Mo-Ka lisnd (Golden Flavor)
Per pound. 32s.
36 Plnlt Discount Stamps with each pound. ‘ " .
SUGAR AT COST.
5 lbs Sugar 250. l0 lbs Sugar 500. 20 lbs Sugar Si -
25 lb Cloth Sack $Vl.23 earl.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
New York Grocery 00
SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone. NORWALVK.
Phone 322-4.
You Want 1.,5
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found' In Norwalk. come I
right here and til it‘, as we pride ourselves to havi only the best ‘
that money can uy. You will receive the best value or your money .
r. of any store in town. We suit hundreds of people. We can suit you.
CHARLES E SEYMOUR,
. ' LEADING Gaocsa . -
33 WEST wasw‘uorou f". .. -‘ sour" noun/Var. s
“22:53——
b? 2. “3.5.00
'B'eh Hui Fleur 65c bro.—
Olll' Ill.-
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1.00 3 lbs. i'runes .................... M
are sent every-day naoaaaltlon. like 2 pkgs. Dried .Apples ............ 25c” .. cans Campbeiis Soup ........ ...250
Buttsrat 2 and 290 1b.: Fancy Hallie B. d: 0 “classes. can . ....... .. 160 3 cans Borden's Chasm ....ch
Potatoes. 75c bu.: White Onions. 5c 7 Acme Soap .................... 25c English Walnuts per lb.........-..alc
qt. and many articles too numerous
yo mention.
Jooeloff’s.
A IN’l‘Q‘ll
‘a 12 Ndflll m". “t
,/
‘I'II. eali, Vela—d. .
lo. liorwsik.
FULL LINE IV‘RUITS AND VEGETABLES. .
United brweiyio. . .
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