r _
‘ local hillsides.
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' '» and
- death of Frank inglsllam. u farmer of
in Atlantic City. y. .l.. died last night.
X ~Ladies' e Gonts‘ Umbrellas. O'Brien.
solos
IOIIASSES
*~GANDY~
Mia’s
61 WASHINGTON OT.
. 0 - {sun‘s-W's]; ._s_a u o‘l‘l l... t.l.l_l.
isomer.
" Taylor 85 Golden.
14 Washington M. Tol. 213-2.
5 Emvjlllno in Ship Chandlory.
raucous ad ,Varnlslles.
omnmu and Wood Alcohol.
lest lino of Spring Goods over shown.
liAililY RIDER.
612 Water BL, IRIDGEPORT. Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
‘N‘OflWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
up...
cur. ran-'-
W. C. Baur Defeats Judge Gregory.
and James E. Hubboll Wine from
_ , J. w. putty.
Two more games in the pool touruuw
most of the Norwalk Club Were played
yesterday. In the afternoon W. C.
floor. 110. defeated Judge H. W. (ll-eg-
cry. 85. by the score of 110 to 85. in
the evening John W. Bentty and James
E. Hubbcll. each rated 75. Were the
-—Cnofut Gr Knapp Hots. O‘Brien.
Matthew Elkin. of Brooklyn. is vi-
siting Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler of
101 Washington street. Grclgoryrnf. ................ “$11110.
-—:. lb. pail Lord. 60c. Hayes’ Mkt. 5-4 . . ..f ........... 22——l
The annual city reports have been 7“ ------------------ 3‘?
printed and are now at the office of 19 ----------- - ----- f?
C"). Clerk .J’ R. Taylor. (l): .................... 0:1
f—TONIGHTl TONIGHT! TONIGHT! 7,5 I ----------------- 02‘}
Lady Jennings Fair. Red Men's Hall. 2‘, T """""""""" ‘ "‘
Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. flying-ton §3__
sailed today from New York for Na- 3“
pics, where Mr. Byington is vice-Uilit- 40
all States consul. .
--—Now Derby for Eonter.‘ O‘Brien. Beatty. 75. Hubbell, 75.
The Ambulance went to lleldeu Hill 6 --------------------- 9
yesterday and brought W. S. Gorham 11'
to the Norwalk Hospital. Mr. Gorhaiu l8
is suffering from a broken leg. 22 .....................
~—\’isit Byxbee's new flower store. 5:. """"""""""" .
lionnocker bldg.. 4 Wall St.,_Norwaik. ’l """""""""""" 31’
Saturday. ‘ ,4; ----- . """"""""""" "a l
Elbirt w. Fitch. at the South Nor- 33*, jjjjjjjjjjfjjj:jjjjjj 7’5:
walk Club, last evening, succeeded in
bowling a tie to tho
’ held by Captain Crawford.
it. flows like fire through your veins:
it does the work. it' you're wasting
away day by day. take Hollistor's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
Joseph Sherwood. of River street.
Norwalh, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Nor-
walk Hospital. has been discharged
front the institutipn.
--Schlitz ,Boggicl‘locr. on draught.
Free bockwlthit all any. nt’Ccutral Ho-
tci Cafe. Monroe and Chestnut. streets.
A meeting of the T. i. Club was held
last evening at the home of Miss Tes‘
sic. Conway. in Spring strcet. Music
games and refreshments formed the
diversion of the evening.
~liaskctball.‘ state championship.
Monday night. Co. F vs Middletown.
Preliminary game. Dancing. ..
Oscar fl. 'lianks. of Norwnlk. nu-
ilouuccs tho. arrival 11ch Saturday in
Norwaik 01’ s cariond of Ohio horses.
Ainong them there will be horses for
general purposes. driving horses and
heavy truck horses. ranging in weight
from 1030 to 1000 pounds. The whole
carioad will peptildnttd‘ on sale. .
~«New Rotting? sljbr. O'Brien.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS WRECKED.
. .. .v “FEET-'7'“ -
Engineer and Fireman Badly Hurt at‘
Bancroft, Mich.
l)URA.\'D.~.\iiohri‘ \iarcll iii—Thin
of.
Atlantic Express ‘ i to (fraud Trunk
Railway. due here at 5:55 a. in... from;
Chicago. on route to Port Huron and
the East. and running late. ran into an
opt-n switch at Bancroft. five miim
from here. today. and struck a freight
train.
Engineer A. ll. fichraui ulld ll‘irelllan
Frank Cowau. '0 ti ' 'lnttlc ~Creek.
Mich. :luffcl‘ed’lg'o 9%l’ilnbs ‘pnd se-
vere scalds. und'lnay d c. l. W. Swift.
of Dowigiac. and Mrs. D. Shook and
- Miss Ruth Shookgvof‘l Lanaiflg. her
daughter. were sin-sly scaldcd. but.
are. not thought to be fatally hurt. A
number of other passengers Vrcc'oivcd
minor illjlllfiicnll‘v'SiOH .
.«V .5.
~Choi¢§fi1 ‘ ' :Llllipliuns. ,illc.
lb. iiaycs‘ hf . ,
POISON iPL m cmsn.
WINDSOR, Mas” March iti.—-Tho
this place. is being investigated by
Assistant Medical Examiner John J.
Flynn. of Pittsburg. thti'circumstsnces
pointing strongly? it is alleged. to pois-
oning. Previousym hisdeath which.
occurred yesterday. ingl'aimm
that lie was the victim- of poi. n and
that it had not been self-admin stered.
The. theory was advanced that strych-
plug was placed in a jug of elder of
which Mr. ingraham drank before his
death. Dr. Flynn planned to conduct
an autopsy today. Edward Lauut. lllv’
gruhom‘s hired man. who is said to
have made threats against the dead
man. launder arrest- otl suspicion of
having administered .poison to mgr.»
ham. He Was taken to the police sla-
tion at Adams. ‘-
—-—Soi't Hats. Soft lists. O‘Brien.
ATLANTiC‘CITY HOTEL MAN DEAD
NEW YORK. March 16.“.lamcs It.
Keenan. proprietor of Youugs Hotel
after a brief illness. He was .48 years
old and was known all over the coun-
try. . ‘1 .
EX-MAYOR OF KINGSTON DEAD.
KINGSTON. N. Yul March lil.-—Ex-
Mayor James l}. Phinney digit-today.
IgOdsixtyelaht years. During the
Civil War he served-first in the Navy
and later in the Ninth Massachusetts
Infantry. .
Y CHOCOLJ
28¢
oosrowplpflponronnrlou
Mrllftilin‘ ”applet.
Tl!
high score of 216.
‘ that further parishes is impossible.
:dlllilel‘ and is continually (pinning Mr.
said .
contestants. Mr. Hilbbt” won by the
score of 75 to 53.
The score of the games by frames:
John ll. lioyt. 8:7;le play tonight.
GEO. E. RISLEY'S MOOSE FARM.
Presented With a Handsome Memento
of His Recent Moooo Dinner.
George. E. liislcv the wellvknowu
and popular salesman of the. Elecn'c
Vehicle Company, liartford. who re-
cently tendered his associations and
friends to thp. number of sixty witl .p
luiooeo‘vliilndr. the“ loose (gr/w lich
he shot hirh‘splt‘ yl ile.0n‘a tramp
through the mllds of Maine. was much
surprised to observe on his desk as
he came ill tlie‘other morning what
looked‘ to be a' reproduction of the
Maine woods.
"l‘histuininture was the handiwork
of Fred lintbbllu. of the accounting
department of the Electric Vehicle
Company. who Wits so favorably im-
pressed by the moose dinner that he
felt impelled to express himself and
was unable to devise a more appro-
priate Illelins‘. '
in the. foreground there looms up a,
motor car beliring'tho Connecticut li-
cense number and in it is seated Mr.
Risley and his “trusty weapon." The
mouse are scattel ‘4 around so thick
.\lr. lilsloy‘ tail ‘lt'h rub his eyes a.
few times to make sure that. he was
not dl‘clllnip Afterjltot‘c or less tic-
llbc'rlltlo'i'l infiltrate;- a‘woke'to the fact
that some kind friend had merely ex-
pressed hilnselflu the best uioansnt
his disposal and accepted the token ill
the spirit with which“ was given.
Mr. linlbbllu still talks of that moose
llislcy as to his abilitv to knock over
another cow for the 1008 spread. and
lie. latter is firm in the assurance that
he will be thtre with bells on.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB. 1
Meeting Held at Mrs. W. C. Baur's in
Letterif; ‘
49 Win ’5‘," ”1°le ,...
WOULD CU
Senator Mcllonalllsiys'slsou ..
Spl‘llllt‘j‘. a young Democratic lawYcr
(‘li't lllt
Where else in town will
with flat brims or round curls.
else; for this is
thoroughly.
We invite you. to
collection.
very best value for your money:
Sack Suits. new Spring Neckwear.
until later. Why don’t you do the
St. ”
w p.55
:4 South Main
. Crofutivsr Knapp Hats. $3.00
Volk Hats. $2.00 and $3.00
m.-
Ealter is so early this year that you
usual. You'll find us ready with new Sp
Shirts
you findALL the new correct blocks,
in all sizes from 65/. to 7%? Nowhere
the only men's storethat goes into thc.hat question
_ pick your new Spring derby from our complete
With tho'ossurance that at each price you évé getting the
ring Overcoats.
and Hosiery.
making selections from our full stocks and having them laid aside
same. ‘
a)
beitcrml‘or we buy the best.
i am Ill-llrwjusl as for an ill
est letter box or telephone.
.. fSpecial
l 7.; M." .1
f
m;.
{lune-st * * ”
RQUISITESL GREATLY
Wm“, '
PE
a Year for Living’and Trav-l
cling Expenses is High
HARTFORD: Conn. .‘liil't'li
Senator McthVeI'll's bill
)l‘t‘lllt‘ court shall be paid their llctuull
Charge of Mrs. G. S. Kendall.
. The Friday’Afteruoou Club nict )'f‘S'
icrdav withhirs. William C. flour. in
(‘ou’rtlu‘ndt sir .‘(ftr'Tllt' program. which fr
was in cllnrgcio‘f Mrs. ('loorge S. Ken-
('llll save lleiiiltf‘elidllQilriil‘tlll‘ $l.l00 u.
car. for themselves. is going to have
“Spanish Students."
8
u. Vol-asthma.
. i
. 1edilss llnckloy.
b. Murillohf} .
Mrs. liaur. vi
lltfresllmouts wrrc served at intcr~ n
mission by the hostess.
Pryer. 3 Union Place.
i
Sheet ‘ Music
I00 3 Copy
l'in Sorry.
Oh, it‘s Lovely to be Single.
Cheer Up. Mul'y.
Maybe Sometime.
Maggie McGuire.
'A Little Child Shall Load 'l‘holn.
Mommas Little Curly Head.
Join... -.
Dreaming, of
Heme;
Also the latest march and two-step
by loosen. a1.
‘Wl H FLYING COLORS.
Bingo-t Hit of the Season.
When the Orioles Come North
Again.
And a Hundred Others.
. commas
. ; new; "on;
10 NorthMoln 8th huthl‘mrwsik
Aunt for A. 0. Coalition's ~
That Old Kentucky
if»!!! Cosimo ___~ south Hermit:
Mall and 9|»an Goods
some pretty hard sledding: although
Two Stllf‘cllonh‘ bv the i‘. A. t‘. Quartet llv'l-ly,(lub‘;m. on u,
"A Title of Chivalry." (
Chill-Ills. tho’ With its a l'atrou of ML. v
" 'Sliss ’Hltrd. ' ‘ [3'
Later Painters— . - a
.liilll,‘ $1.500 sop. and'he wishes to have
The next meeting will be with Mrs. . it cut off.-
lovcrli that the $1.500 :i-liovllou for ll‘ll-
t‘llllj; uhd- living expi‘nsrs- for illt‘l
liligcs while on circuit. was :l sort of;
. collinensation for lllt.‘ medium sizedl
l-l la ry tll‘c'y ’i‘cc'eivod .l‘lf‘o'ni This state
heir services Now. however.
ontonds that lll‘f‘l‘cflS'fufl'ljltlllgfdl‘ any
cod of giving the judges that extra
roller and to ‘bavo that official ill-i
ll‘llCit‘d to vomit checks covering the,
Your Aeolian!
”Will roaolvo: careful afforiffon of flu
‘ . o.‘7’Narwa
Trust am
anion-com rm In con-rd! unkind finial.
lama Saturday limbo. f
there. i
ll judge whose traveling expenses in a
your ill-ll $500. the‘snm “or tlmooiwmi,
which to llquidnioy < 1:“ .1 , a:
On the other hand. on much s of the
'B‘EST GRAIN—BEST SERVICE!
l’oll_.w.~lilt your horses not only iii good condition, but
you want them able to work and keep in good condition.
This can be done by giving them proper feed.
a difference between oats and oats.
it so thoroughly until you see Olll' stock.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
0 near-
lf“
.._...-._
Sal'éicsi
files. l5c Each.
|={T_E3t§'
.Bookand Stationery Stores.
‘6 So. ,MainL'St" $0.Norwnlh.
:4
ill. lho
of this city. counted tiidi the office of
illldgl- is one of dignity it’hd honor. and bone: was expressed that the markets
that. it" would be subjecting“ the judges recovery would not. be too lil‘tt‘lllllfllfi ‘
» of our courl to an unnecessaryhumi—
ll;.—~ l lizllloli to ask them lo submit any item-
provldili" ,‘ iZt‘d stillcment of their expenses to any
I KODOI. digests what you eat and
quickly overcomes indigestion.‘- which
da.ll..waslnsi follower: there are many in favor of it. The is a forerunner 0' Dyspepsia. ltylfi
Some. Sixteenth. Century Painters. bill has been the ordcr opt .‘5 day for "little ill strict. conform ‘0 ”19’1““
Airs. rillow. 'l'llcsday next. wlwul'ilifii‘o-u ill h.) a “91W Pill-9 1'00“ “1WD 1'53 Law mid
. ‘ p , is sold on .3 guarantee r
it ‘s the contention (lf‘St‘liliitll‘ M.._lbv..Tho Clifford Phi"
‘ E Bridge Pharmacy.
CARNEGIE'S LATEST GIFT.
WASHINGTON.
forlgoverning board of the Bureau of Am-
lheirslrltrlcuu Republics will make public in
luries have liceli.l-aiscd illl ‘rounl llcja few days all the conditions of the
‘burcau‘s new 3750.000 building given
by Andrew Carnegie.
.wiil stand in the center of the five.-
He is perfectly willing iOl acre plot. of ground now
have the judges submit their expenses E George Washington Universi
at any regular interval. to tho comp~j lug south of the State
building adjoining the hall.
,tion is to be open to
I
B'g sa'e amount rcquisltioucd. but he iiliuksiollmlnem only
The
M adorn Way ‘
Is to keep your cash in the bank subject foohoclr.
whore ill-will be safe and oanvonlonr;
There is
You‘ll never volliizo
You can't buy
month: w I ‘- .
ers’
no Ionizer any need" of paying
strongest. of wit m is Senator
:i plan. Sold
cy and Ibo
00‘
,
.33. .
March lll.——The
The: building.
lls‘eii by
ty and ly-
Department
Compctiv
architects on this
._——.u
-~
- ......._.
...- .L
w.
k
any .
’ll have to buy earlier than
new Spring
Men are now
; the country.
‘ cord of the Big E‘ctchange. since there
. Brooklyn Transit 3V2, Distillers' Scour-
LIGGETT'S SATURDAY
CANDY. 50¢ QUALITY FOR
Ol—n-n
THAT BOX of ertlaoPuper at 19c
CENTS is going to ho popular. it's
a big quarter value. Fine paper.
Nicely boxed.
BEEF. IRON AND wide is just the
thing for restoring strength to the.
weak. A splendid tonic. Try it. 50c
BOTTLE. ‘
WE HAVE a few two quart Water
Botlies that won; SOlle‘lll handling.
We are selling them out at 69 CENTS.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, every-
body's favorite. Always have a. few
handy. lN BOXES, 30, 40. 60. 75 and
80 CENTS.
llll lllilldllalmaly,
THE PRESCRlPTlON STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY m WALL eraser.~
H...
xsw roux. Mal-ch iii.~Men in the
inday over the way the "Street” had
stood the shock of two days of the se-
verest liquidation the Stock Exchange
has known ill several years. together
with the accompanying severe slump
in prices. Not. n firm is reported in
difficulties. This is attributed large
ly to the long period of prosperity in
The cheer that. was heard at the
close of the Session on the Stock Eli-
cllaiige yesterday afternoon, following
a day of substantial rally, was echo»
iffl across New street. for the “Little
Board" had weatlicrtci the storm. The
Consolidated could not claim the re
was one failure on Thursday, bill an ill
the case of the Stock Exchange. every
broker met his obligations yesterday.
President Iilldd insisted that the Sinai.
ier exchanges had displayed an endu-
rance and resistance unprecedented
in Wall Street. history.
There Were many reports regarding
the source and backing of yesterday's
rally. it is known pretty definitely
that Thomas 1". Ryan-and the Morton
Trust Company put close to 34.000.000
in the purchase of securities. Mr.
Ryan. it. is said. had not previously
been in the market for three years.
E. ii. Hai‘riiunu. in ‘spehking of llil»-_
market‘s aspect last; night. said:
. "i think the. worst “is. now over it
has probably left it. K001i many lame
ducks in the Street. but I 'auticipatu tlo
failures. i used to say. wheni will»: in
the. Strett~add ’it'wlli' probably prove;
true this tinie—Jhfliflhe first. failure
after an event of this kind is llkcll'
‘to' be u. fear failure." ,. .
Brokers reported a.c0nt|nllanlw of
investment. buying at. the opening of
the stock lnnrket todiir. but traders
sold for profits and ihis."togelhcr with
C
l
financial district were still marveling.
fears of an iulvcrselippk statement,
gave the market a. slight. setback soon I
after the opcuitfiz. The ”St made filiil
'r‘eé'dvery. however. and the prices be.
emu g.
the drastic liquidation has sl.rcnuih~
ened the financial situation. but the
last half houroi' the short sessionu
all day and strong advances had oc<
rush to cover carried up i‘uiou Pacific
8 1-: points. Smelling '7 H. Reading
5‘54; and the Hill stocks: Southern
Pacific. St. Paul. Pennsylvania. 1’. 8.
Steel pfd.. and the Aillalgnnulted Col»
ptr Ii lo .’. points. These advances
were not all llbld and the market alas.
"ed with excited buying-by ‘the' bears
and anger profit takltlgxnby.‘ lllt‘ bulls
going on simultaneously. .
WALL STREET. until a: ut.~«l‘riccs
continued their upward course in the
opening dealings in stocks. The rise
was violent in many ofthe prominent.
lastles. 'l'hcre was a Scattering of loa~
ses among-st less conspicuous stocks
which run to a point in Delaware and
Hudson National Learlh ' rose 3%.
Great Northern Ore Certificates ill/g.
New York Central. Brooklyn Transit
and U. S. Steel old. 2. Reading 1%
Norlhoru Pacific lip}, Union Pacific and
U. S. Steel ill. and St. Paul. Amul-
lzllnl‘ntell Conner Republican SiecH
Slosa‘ Sheffield Steel and (letters! Bloc-l
trio 1. Rout-Hons followed the open-
ing tllilllllgfi running to l to it; in se-
veral of the, active stocks-
tel-'the setback, hllt here was
tors.
ion l’llclflc, Reading, St. Paul, Alchi-
the first mites. and the balance of the
list followed. The largesggnins in the.
first hour‘s business were Sios Shef-
field Steel'lilyfi. Consolidated Gas 4%.
files 3.,G'oneral Electric 2%, Northern
Pacific. Great Northern pfd., Atohlson,
Union Pacific. Rock Island pill. and
Central leather pi’d. 2%.Uz‘nd St, Paul.
Ontario and Western, {ted States
Steel and Cetnrsl Leathed‘fl
‘ WALL STREET, ciosc.-—The mar-
ket closed excited and irregular. Prices
want all slightly on realising. after the
appearance of the bank statement. but
3 aqueous of shorts followed which
resulted in’buoyant upshoots. Union
Pacific’s jump reoched 8 1-2. «Smelt-
inz 7 1:4. Consolidated Gas 7 1-3. Read.
in; 5 '5- . Northern Pacific. St. Paul.
Great Northern pfd., Great Northern
0m 0th., and Ambient: .4 to 6. Monkey
.4.
ti 1-: and Southern Pacific. Penney].
I
f.
98 Washington Street,
vnnia'. if. S. Steel pfd.. Amalgamated
Copper and others. 3 points
wards.
lapses ill the late. dealings on profit
taking. followed by some rallies.
BOSTON. March lii.~—-Coppei's were
strong and active at the opening of
the Boston Stock
North Butte was up 2, Quincy 2, Butte
Coalition up to and Utah 2.
LONDON. March 10.-—'l‘he tone on
the Stock Exchange today was com-
paratively cheerful at the opening. un-
der the influence of the recovery of
prices in New York yesterday.
loans were quite and firm at about a
point over parity.
2 points above
promed l-S.
LONDON, March iii—The Indian Se-
cretary today secured an option, on
$625,000 in gold dnc here shortly. ..
PITTSBURG’S FLOODIV _ .. ‘
A Score of Persons are iiilown
to be [lead and litany Mis-
. sing-«Many Buildings Dams
aged . j 1‘
PITTSBURG.
rivers are again back in their channels
and the greatest. flood ever known here
is practically ended. n - r , s
For twenty-four hours the, water. has
been steadily receding and the'fitttgti
at 10 o'clock
feet and still falling at“ the rate: of
‘ _ l , ‘ , - -«lih()lll six inches an hour. _, .
, tame glneiaily bl ltlr than at the up With the receding water the entrant
‘. . , ‘ .. ' _ . ol‘ the damage caused is 'laidhnrt‘. and
I“ 1““ng (hues lt. “as “m ”ML there is no reason to change yester-
day's estimate, of property and bush
noes losses.
figures are $10:000.000, and they run
. . _. . . . . . . - , " from ‘ihis all the way to $20,000,000. I
A bQiiftAt of shorts (liH lopl d if] illt At 1m?“ 1““ng of persons
which resulted in a wild upward flight Ithalt'h 3:1 weigh“ and many are said
,, . ~ ' , state official. That seems to be the of prices. The buying had been heavy “ ’9 5““ '
ihll. judges of the sllpeiiol .lllli sll-lsu'nngtm argument, the opponents of
lhe bill have to advance. and whether curred.
lying and tlvlvcllng expenses while on it will prevail against the arguments
in the hush...“ 0f ”1‘. stillinl put forth by Senator McGovern and the of profits was ill pl
instead of being paid the lump sum all other advocates 0’ ['15 measure, will
$1.500 out. of which he estimates they ' ill‘l’llllbl)’ be 899" 0“ Tuesday.
Business is again assuming .
. . . . . . thin ' like normal pr mrtions. but it
. [‘he hm”; sought to take ad, ' willgbe weeks before (lgiltsburg’. Alleg‘
\lmtage of i1 setback when realizing, ' ' . l .. 1'
W ““i" ”W “"l 3 “ll-nil".2‘23.13?"$273.1"3.0.10.5.11'
pealnncl of the bank statement. lheir ‘couiniercial paralysis caused by
tying up of railroad and traction lines
and the suspension oi the milis..fucloi~
ice and furnaces. , . ‘
iv‘ew. if any. of the army of."
men who were thrown into onion-cod
idleness will trouble to i-cSuiue before;
Monday.
with mud. costly liiucliinery'is llamas:
ed. and in muff};
ieplllccllfi . .' '. . ..
Willi daylight. the work of cleaning
up washeguinwiib vigor, . -
Tlii'oligllt)ilt"ihé entitle flooded dist-
rict u slimy clinic. or niuli'frlnn three.
to twelve inchc‘s‘iu depth covers lllfi‘.‘
street. while. huge blocks of ice. and'
debris are deposited 'ln
whereever a resting point could he
found.
CLOSE OF EVANGELISTIC EFFORT.
Tomorrow to be Observed with‘ Special
Services at First M. E. Church.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday
of the revival sei‘vict‘s at. the First.
Methodist Church. as they will close
l
' ‘dul'lug the. week. . .
WALL STREET. ll thin-"1""? ill" been well umintalncd ltlld has been
tivc stocks met. immedl te support 81" on the. increase. and tomorrow many
3 who were denied the privilege of al.-
sprinkling of liquidation in other qunr. :lr-nding last Sunday owing
Ounce-sled lluvins orders in Unv storm are expecting to participate.
The. services begin at 9:30 in the
sin and Anluillamated Copper caused morning with it. special class and pray»
ii speedy rally in these Smells to 000W- cr meeting led by Brother John Green-
wood and ‘the pastor. ‘At‘ 10:30 the
pastor will preach on till
lias Spoken." .A service of special in-
terest. will be. held In the Sunday
school. the members of'the pastor's "we is inflamed
Bible class for men only meeting as ‘
usual and joining subsequently In
body with the school.
[league service will ritlly the young
people and at 7 o'clock thedgreut ser-
vice of the day will be hel . A son; in wil . -
service led by Fred .1. Force. a largo ‘ I be destroyed
chorus sud assisted by the orchestra
and the choir will occupy the first
fifteen minutes.
preach on the theme of great interest
to all, Heaven, under the title. “The
EternallClty." The choir will sing and
there will he
selections.
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«Entree. Florist. will open a flower
baton. at l flail St, Norwuik. Saturday...
J ‘ z
Matchless Easier Shillillll
Never before. outside of the' leading. New York shopl. .' .
has any store dared to show. such fine inst; pad surpass.
ing styles as we have ventured toloffer thisgscalon. .V Perfect
in cut, style and fit. and in the details of fine tailoring-tho,
inside which you don’t see, but WhiCh‘lE. m°5§..ilfip°rlfin¢, " _;~
in the long run.
1
I
We realize we can only keep your trade here byde‘s
serving it. and that we mean to do.
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Our Spring models are now ready. The tailoring is the f
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Phone 165-5.
or up.
There were some sudden re-
Exchange today. ierei‘,
and Canada during
months of 1907.
Am er-
l'nion Pacific was
parity.
ary.
over 0.30 cities and
state of the union.
w
850.000.
DAMAGE $0,000.00
‘ 765,000.
gethcr there were
_.
Pn.. March lfl.—‘~The
towns affected re
of $77,000.
today .wus twentyone indicil'cs that
The most conservative
l
‘iii any lime.
met
building's within them.
301]] i"
tel'lals. ‘
the:
work
possibly.
l
The mills are" all covered
lhli‘tlfi. mpy have to, be
I .
lleillg- made by
throughout the
stature and inspec
yards and
ask for it.
illt‘ brst lnethods'of fir
matters. it is believe
The interest. has
i h t»:
to the,
news, and that is b
cdles. Deafness s
flamed condition or
of the Eustachi
topic. “God
sound or imperfect
The EDWONg is the result. and unless
tio‘n can be "
cases out of ten are c
tarrh. which is nothint
Evangelist Pine will
for any can of built
catarrll) that cannot
Halli Colon-h Out-o.
lore. free. '
F. J.
Sold-by.
Taken oi ‘
ligation. . . '
gospel solos and chorus
\
Price’s Clothing State
South Nomadic: Conn. »' .
$1,000,000 ll on alias-'5 .
L088 lll 1W0. .
Chicago Was ille'lioltvioitiSllt? . ,
Losing -~ 02.050000 ‘-
Since the First of January:
NEW YORK. March 16.~More.tlntn
$50,000.000-neariy a million a. tiny-:—
wcnt up in smoke in the "United States".
the “ first” two
This destruction of.
property is revealed. byline New York
(‘onsols ml.iCOlllillPlClal'S statistics of. fire looser
’t'or the months .of January‘aud Febrn- . j
in this period theye'vtersl'fttis 7'
tires. an averageofwmti lit-idols; spmdln .: "
townsling-sveyy. .
Chicago was the heaviest’fkulgoror; f
with it loss for the two’m‘bnth: M203.- 1 .
New York follows with '01; W. .
975.250. Philadelphia is third'flth.
Jenklntown. Pa.,:lhad«ia~fli'e 1‘
involving a loss of -81,0.00.000.;.-.Alto--‘ *
four... . .-
rcached this sum. sixteen that cost f ' '
more than $500,000, and no ldlb' ha "‘
seventy .with a loss afl1100.m01
more. in addition. Springfield ‘(Mll
lost $915,000: Pittsburgofimlliloyn - --
agnrn Fails. 8800.000: Bottom, 80.000 .‘
and Youngstown. Dresden findCiucin- .,
nuti, in Ohio. 3000.000 coding. minim v. 31-
1mm Hull-a“!
- Fifty inillion'doliurs worth
crty destroyed in the first i. ” 'tlls ‘
l. the losses mgrvili “
equal. if they do not exceed? lt'fié
age yearly fire loss of tilt)“
years~—-$200,000,000——cveu if?“
lconhngratiou swells the monthlytofai.
The wide distlibntlon‘vof recent losses
shows that. there are hundreds pfjcen-
[H‘s whrre ll confingmtimi may occur
The Natlotinil' {30.1le ,of
Fire Underwriters have i‘ini'esilgatcd ', :‘
such centers and have raise?! rates on '
has directed attention 101ml: possibil-
lty of reducing the eno‘nnolishré i’oss-'
es by the use of inconihustible ma.
. L7... .
The National Board lof“f-‘ire__.Upder-'.
writers has erected .9, ta'bltratory in
Chicago for-the. purpose of’tcsflli" ‘(llto'
efficiency of various materials thitt en- "'
ter into building Construction, ahd‘mb- .
. iiiciplll authorities arelhhpltingjithem"
up by enforcing their usé wherever ' l
. A notable and recent iu-HII’J
satnco ‘0!"“tliis is the ac ‘ , *
New York Bdltl‘d’lpl’flAlddi‘hfilh W)! ‘ 1
has just authorized the bullding.fzonp
tuittoe to take innuedlute’jswps‘tore
,1 vise the present.buildlhg’jgodefif ‘. 2',
Efforts to“ secure, the ' general {ado'p
tion of fire‘prwi constnlctfop or .al ‘
various on nip lions
countryfi‘ _ ‘e”;~l‘n_t,ex~*
national Society of Building (lollll‘ifliril~
tors. Mikel-WWW”:
ters ill. Washington. ill-6009.315.
brim: about‘an era‘oi‘ fit'cpi' '. ,
ing by offering free udvic 40.0}! 0111-
nivipnlity or individual logic or to“.
it. has .retai‘n ‘ ‘_
tires of lending architectiizantd, built!i _ ' ‘
lug experts to give inioxflna'tlo onto” -, .
cellist n3 de‘ '
sign. the cost of materigi
é.
scheme of pllbiic education in unborn:
able construction will cven‘tuallyimnko
average daily waste‘pf ”.000.
a. rare item in statistics ‘
this country's losses by fill“.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE.
by local applications, as the
reach the diseased portion'o
There is .only one way to
“9'1
b
ed condition of the, mucous
We will give Ono Ho"
very best, the cost to you no more than. is‘usually “hub
for similar fabrics not so thoroughly well made.‘ ‘
l‘llllllis
‘10”
tires that .
we loss .
6i film's;
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Win“ .
flfeht
This action
a
this of't a
tit sues
'5. and, other
" that this
on: .
l, i‘t‘tlli‘lns‘ of .
i l
tin can 7
cute dealt _ _
cons tituijisonai‘. minty
cause .. y any n-
, metallic“ lining
an Tube,
When. this
you have s‘rumbilns .
.. . all m
when it is sanitation? n!
(ll-:0
9.
taken cut‘anif t ilt‘V,
restored to its normal condition; hoar- l
‘pvorrtnloo; - i,
H ”CA-fig“?
't on Mluu- .
rt »‘
animal a co.."rot
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