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Means cordially and in
'IT U.W wmx. Ne'y.
‘ ? iN TH! PROVINCIO.
Beetle Is not e very large
pndithaauotsvery greet
jrsiirosd lines, but it has
us how well the Canadian
manages those whichit
‘hand. for the territories
Wmodato. ll receipte
: Ii come up to the desired
’ eat and not individ-
eiellds the Icon. and
pro pended for improve-
the local territory wants
fly for offhand. why there
"wont treasury again
be depended upon when
y up to its Jieet condition
qpsys today or not. It is
therefore that the provinc-
re bu unanimously passed
ceiling on the dominion
.. to: acquire all the roads
Beetle and to add them to the
.‘eyetem as branches. The
to be "acquired" on the
origlasi cost and present
especlty." The railroads of
, Beetle include doubtless those
f *Breton end Prince Edward
. seat the character of the coun-
W on the mainland as well
dehnds is not such as to make
men wildly hilarious over the
1 possibilities. The roads are
kely'to be worth more to the
t then to any other man-
hewover. '
. tetlve Hill means to de-
ths Aldrich currency bill in the
aid has already secured the
. of more than half therepubli-
‘ lathe house to vote for a‘curren-
illusion as desired by the beak-
Peislan elects and Oriental col
are among the very choicest
,, ' age for the pongee suits.
“Chime" sounds frsll. but a gown of
cloth is an excellent invest-
. for this material will not only
, but can be washed when one
to make It over.
Is nothing smart sheet a bet
”"1” it rushes a women look
it . it is often
he! of thd hunch that opens
who do not have
, , , ' tof glove-s always
mt” ”of in light "tiles to draw
J , " evening glow-n no
no danger of soil from
carriage or the holding
it.
slices and gloves worn
srt walking salt are of
. but the bolt. the silk bow
.and alanine tesuiahrells
days) is of the same golden
a. «it"s-n. distance
'33": however far the material
newssteorsethaselsht
ishesttschsdtctbestocit
, “Itisbelddcwsstsvsry
caelsissstssdingpcsl-
, crocheted of lines thread“
fished of s linen suit on
buttons are also crocheted.
" Is the only trimsiIss on
Ms brush
. Herry Handler was employed fill
meat of various 1
, when discovered,
it
the railroad men out ’obcut to save as
head coverings.
. investin-
le that the
.1 the dre
. tthe tire.
on of a. 1mm." ”‘° ill"
e p res as
nesrbylookoutof ectflw ofhis
lions and supposed that someone bad
a hen lire, until the- hiss suddenly
piped hesdwey and: began sweeping
ward at a rapid pace
Asnesrsscanbetes‘resd. theilre
started either on the pletiorrn Itself.
at the south end. or in e1 box cor di-
rectly alongside of It. At the side of
the freight house was a bank of three
tracks on which were the freight core.
The alarm was quickly taken up and
much of veins as possible. None of
the cempahy’s employees were direct-
ly at we scene at the fire's Inception.
not even s watchmen. the latter but;
long, been dispensed with it short time
Conductor William Crelga awiichc
Ing crew got busy In a hurry and be
gsn dragging freight care out of the
fire belt. Many loaded care wore eav
ed in this way, but no quickly did the
lire spread that they could not get a
author of others out of the way in
me
While the fire was still In Its early
siegen. George l.ynch,. night yard
clerk. ran up to the oflice and burst
open a window in the hope of saving
some of its contents. Au he did no.
the cat leaped out and ran to safety
but otherwise his efforts were of little
avail. He wee forced to back away
from the homes, no intense had the
heat become.
Realizing that the saving of the
freight house was an impossibility, the
firemen concentrated their efforts on
the cars loaded down with valushle
freight. Many of these were saved
from destruction. but definite ell snort
about fifteen cars were either wholly
or partially destroyed. where they
stood. Of this number eight were so
completely burned that it Is even be-
lieved that their truck will be unclear
for further service.
' At 7:40 last evening. while it driz-
sling rain was failing. the alarm of
fire was telephoned to the electric
light station. and Box it was rung
liven then the names had the freight
yard in their grasp. The alarm rsug
several times and every piece of avail
able apparatus in the department re-
sponded on the jump.
When the fire broke out, Agent De-
Wltt, Chief Clark N. W Chamberlain
and other employees of the freight
yard were at their heroes, but it was
not long before they were apprised of
the situation and hurried to the scene.
All they were able to do was to point
out the most valuable section of the
place, on which to concentrate effort.
One of the most humorous incidents
of the fire was the avidity with which
the crowd swooped down on two car-
Ionds of straw hats which were per
,tlelly destroyed. it was necessary to
break open the cars to light the tire
within them and the hats came out in
great it titles. Boys and grown
men rush up and took their pick.
Boats of them went away with so
many hats up their costs that they
looked like professional fat men. The
whole locality was made to look like
summer. so amorous were the white
whole lot of new sheets Ie' town today.
As the contents of s caricad of white
cloth ccnslgnediotheReOCorset
Company was noted out. the
crowd else dedeended on this and be
gen caning It ewsy. One of the de-
stroyed care was loaded down with
very vshrsbls inscbinery for the Cro-
lut d Knapp list Company. several
others contained hay end oats. two
more cars were loaded with gasoline
stoves. One car which burned in a
particularly brilliant manner was
loaded with furniture.
While the cars were being taken
away from the names. several boys
bad narrow escapes from serious in»
iury. They had climbed on top of
thecsrstoohiaioebettsrviswoftbe
spectacle. when the engine. in haste
to remove the cars from the danger
sons. bumped into them not very
gully. dome of the youths were
sewn trots the cars. one felling
between two of thorn. bat luckily. no
as niurlcs were reported
Th th Norwslli freight ard Is
a rpclntssdniecyoltecarsn
were sits Iy being held here over
loader. touch of the fret ht
was cossl to local parties. Al of
the contems of the depot belong in
The Nsrwslks.
Mfumtstbsollosofthefroi'ght
house of finish It
Amt h I. Do “Chief
Clerk chums. lie-
ghon Thsyer. Islert Lincoln. lasiucl
rsigh. iisyicosd Decker and Wiltrod
itohlns. In the freight Mules primer
checker and lichen llruwn es stove
dare. and there were three llungsrisu
rs.
ties the contents of the freight
“been all the once records. which is-
”cludsd a Isr amount of'vslseliie
date. were dos toyed. ls'f‘
Wands for or
the seva full earlssds of
which the listses W
.or else some of the people who very
There are also a Oil
its umsiosetotbefntbstihe
Joint on the long Isdders was bile
med. and Tiliernisn Prederick sco-
iield. Jr.. thought his time had shout
magnum Ready. of Putnam Hose
Company, was not within hesring dis»
tence of the hell or whistle lest even.
Ing. It being Sunday night be way
visiting Is the vicinity of Stanford.
and lrorn the location of the iihunina,
tIon In the distance he telephoned no
lice headquarters. nPsuelngv
ton informed him that the freight
house was on fire. Afr. Reedy arrived
on the scene in less the! an hour.
In the ruins todeymere noticeds
set of iron stairs I the use of the
new town high «gel They who
from the Pennsylvania Iron Works In
Pittsburg, and are meticslly worth-
less. neveral gaeo engines for
launches were also Hing around. and
tend to increase the- monetary loss,
as they can never be u again.
It is considered very in unste that
none of the cars contented explosives
of any kind. The damage might have
been much greater, end there would
undoubtedly have been a big loss of
life, as hundreds of people swarmed
about the burning cers. as close no
they could get without being burned
A South Norwslk business rnsin this
morning said vlenred the fire from.
the end of Ree street, as he did not
care to venture any nearer He says
he has frequently seen enough dyna.
mite and gunpowder In the cars about
the depot to blow the whole town to
pieces, and he did not care to take
any chances with his life, and warned
many other people not to go too near.
oral electric wires were burned in
two and dropped to the ground but
luckily there was no powor In them.
carelessly handled them might have
received s shock.
The freight ollice was insinlled this
morning in an empty celxxmo at the
crane in the freight yard. and along-
side of this were a half dost-n lint cars
which will be need for the storage
or transfer of freight.
it is understood to ho the intnntlon
of the New York, New anou and
Hartford Railroad Company to r: build
the freight depot prnrtitniy m om r1 ,
The ruins will he cicarui up ut the
earliest possible moment and in tire
of the fact that thr- 0M depot has lion‘-
od for many years, thr- growth of the
city and the fact thnt tho Norwaik
freight depot was practically abolish
od It is expected that the new struc-
"I!“ which will rise on the alto of
the old one will be much mort- Iurgor
and unlistsntlai.
Bright and early this morning in
force of railroad detectives arrived on
the scene and not, to work on tho- hiya-
tery of the origin of the blaze.1iinny
people believe that the place wort dc
liberately net aflre, and the detective
are seeking all of the information they
can poaillbly secure on this score.
They are also guarding the freight
which has been loft exposed to theft.
This freight was taken out of the cars
to save it from being consumed.
Tho nromon worked hard under the
direction of Chlof'Ilsrold P. Clark and
the otht-r officers of tho dcpnrituont.
but were greatly handicapped by the
start the fire had. as was apparent to
While the fire was In progress sev~ -
EE ES inns in it ill
Hillii iflllM llillii Ill;
Five Ilsuies Alter Eating Doom
‘ 22 firsts lrissgule All inel-
section and Stomach lisery
Goes,
When your stomsch Is weak or lack-
ing in Gastric Juice, anything that you
eat. no difference what It is, will sour
on your stomach. raise the bile and
acids to‘oovcr your food like oil on
water. causing Indigestion. Dyspepsis.
Stomach nervousness nod Belching of
sour poisons. which produce foul
odors, nasty tnste, billions headache.
Heartburn, Intestinal grlping, and
make you an object of misery. This is
stomach trouble which cannot be over-
chrne with ordinary digestive rnedt
clues. It Is caused by fermentation of
your food! which will be remedied at
once by e few 22-grain Triangules of
Diapepsin, a preparation pleasant to
take and as harmless an randy. thou h
each will digest and prepare for ass in-
was on lire and was being fanned Into
a larger blue by the wind. Swing that
it would be useless to work with the
chemicals a line of'hoee wits laid
from the hydrant in Rivernitlo avenue,
and after a little limr- thr- Hill“ was "
put out.
Departmth Out Saturday.
An alarm wusscnt in fininnisy ul-
iornoon from liox H, and the deport,
mcnt responded, but innrnod that tlwir 1
norvicos were not needed. Btill’lf'uilt'
new umoko emerging from Karl's nmr- i
lit-i sruoituhousc in North Main sin-ct.
and turned in the alarm.
AChlmney Fire.
Mrs. Nelson. who reside-w in 53 Main
strut-i, Norwitlk. discowmr n lire in
the chimney of hi Main nil-rot; at the
Biull. block. and Hugh ('ook, of the
Pioneer llro house was notiilml. A small
cstingulahor was taken In the roof and
the. blurr- .was soon (.illl, without any
:infnfirto
REPLY TO MR HAMILTON.
“Justice" Presents em. More Claims
for His Consideration.
Editor of The Sentinel.
Dear Sir: In reply In tho enrolled
architect, Mr. Hamilton ‘1 mm from
New York. who nuts h: l’li- .w-rsnimllv
known and felt the comma ., of 'i'urn-
funny Hall. 1 would :am illili such it
smnrt mun as he clan,“ IIA' in Is ought
to know that no om- wuuld send such
an sriielo to the [inn . without nigh-
everybody.
On the point Chief Clark said this
morning:
"The facts of the case are illf‘i't'
was about a nsrter of a mile of fire
when we got ere. I understand lhlti '
the Ire had been burning from :o In
I'll l'nniirutes before an alarm was turn
Chief Clark said In reference to sit
ting wster on the hlsse that the do
Midwest lied been retarded in its
work by the lack of a hydrant. in tho
yard, the placing of which be had urit-
ed without effect. The lack of water
pressure on the two lines of hose
M Ana street is explained by the
fact that they were attached to n hr.
drent fed by a four inch rnsin
The department worked steadily ou
the fire until midnight and returned
it at 2 o'clock with the Putnam
comical truck. the tanks of which
were emptied twice. A portion of the
department ciao returned this morn-
ing. lsid down too feet of hose and
gave the ruins a thorough wetting
down. so as to prevent it nwurrenco of
the trouble.
“dross Was on Fire.
A still alarm of tire was telephoned
to the Main street lire houses datur—
tier nllht about It o'clock. that there
was s lire in Riverside "venue. The
Pioneer chemical wagon and the Phoe-
wagon was soon on the hilly.
they got up In the vicinity they
feund thst the grass lot inst this side
of the Riverside cemetery. which I»
known ss the old crushed stone lot,
lng their porno. l .ilil not limiting
for a t'llt‘ail fllth'l'ii-tliirtit‘ ur tolling
liio public how iunvll runl uninit- l lilll
buying. nor am i r. not to mull rwtiplo
whom l have now. own rump-u and
rrmrols Wliut u mu that lie l'lillit'
in our iliiio iowp' if I lied slit‘h a
pom opinion of tnryliutly l nipmltl
want in go back in New York I rings
gust that he: go in hmr l'rt-M'eiio- Ino-
iuro- and learn u want and wimlonome
ioswn. As to slgm‘ui: my usuw. l have
never been sshanwil in oil luv ”in to
sign my name. Au in on truth goes.
If be With an MIT" in his tlmughis and
heart us i am, he would nt-vt-r have.
written his first nriu-Io. I thank the
editor for tile prompt defence of lur-
self and again i request. the editor to
give my name to no one but the blin-
isters‘ Association. What can be more
open than to ask the Ministers' Arr
societion to my boon-l As to being an
attorney. perhaps ll. would do Mr.
Hamilton good to know that the writ-
er dorm not own know the attorneys.
JUSTICE.
IIOOIPIILD HON" OTOLIN.
While attending strvlces at the Con.
grogsIIouol Church. In Ridgolieitl. last
evening. o lino Mirrt'l horse and n Solid
rubber tire, lt-nthor top carriage were
stolen from the shoals. The turnout be
loosed to John Seymour. of itldgeiloid.
Word was telephoned to tho Norwsllt
police. that evening. to lioep a wsich
out for the turnout. .The snlmsl was
from 12 to "l your bid and had a
listioa into the blood 3.000 grains of.
indigestion Is a result, not s cause
0f your trouble. if the Stomach is]I
sour and unhealthy, your food becomes
i.ainted and that's what is causing that!
indigestion and gas on stomach and;
other miseries. Papc's Diepepsln is an
Antscid, most powerful digestive and
thorough regulator for weak stomachs '
These Trialgulee will digest any kind
of food you put In your stomach and
will cleanse the stomach and intestines
in a natural way, which makes you
feel fine five minutes afterwards.
Any good Pharmacy here will sup
ply you with a case of Pope's Dispel)—
sin for fifty cents. which contains win-l
plete curative Instructions; also tells
the formula, so that you know exactly
what you Il’e taking. Just reading
about Dispepsln will not help. You‘
should go now and get it case. Put.
your Stomach In full health and by to-
morrow you will forget the misery of
Stomach trouble. Your case is no dif-
ferent. It Isn't stomach nerves or
l'ntsrrh of the. Stomach, or Gastritis.
or Dyspepsia. It In Food rotting-Food
white struck in tho
were s large number of sit-sei-
, Weiss of veins. lather AL.
is the loser of two In miller]
is. which come into the
bones in the middle of lost]
tits blur-pity liens
riol'flsstwltmwslk. it slow,
o m leper. sit
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l"ermr-niation-—~thnt'e all—end taken
about tire minutes to overcome.
NEW NATION. FOR THE ARMY.
Butter, Milli. Spices, Flavoring Es-
trscts, Lard and Baiting Powder.
WASHINGTON, April c.-—l-rnsidrnt
Roost-volt has approved the order pm-
\‘lilllli‘, it. how ration lor the army, and
it will he issued in tho rwrviou in a
low dove, to mitt- effect on May 1.
Titi- How ration (rl'llt'l' will increase
the cost of submitting t‘lit'll men in "if!
nrmy from 22% to :6 cont» it day. The
principal change iii in the garrison
rutimm, In which pro. added butter,
milk, unions. not-tiring r-strnrtit, lord
and lurking powrler_ all of which are
luxurive not heretofore enjoyed by the
American soldier. The new rations
will he the equnl and qiinllty and no-
trilivo value of any army In the world.
dill CAMPIELL-IANNERMAN'S
HEALTH.
LONDON, April fi.—-—Thr- hiillolln Inc
run-d this morning regarding the con-
illllon of Sir Henry Contin-ii-llanner-
men say» that the patient had it good
night, and mm his condition is on.
changed.
FREE
WITH
Sovereign'll a ki n g
Powder.
Two-quart Gray Enameled
Double Boiler
Cereal 'Cooker
With ouch potmd can. 50:.
‘iiovsreign Baking Powder In
a great success. "it purity and
abundant Ioavcviing powers as-
surc good results.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
l26 Wuflsglos Street.
Tel. 542.3.
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cos sucsn.
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200-. S E- 200
Today winds up our 20th ANNIVERSARY SALE
~tiiegrestestsaleinihellistoryoieuf'blliinefl.
Wewsnldtisgreetssletoendinsbisacoieierr
—-thsfiswhyyoucschuyvsluesupto§0ctodsy
i
Think Of BuymgaSinrt
Waist at 20c!
Of course you do notunderstsnd it—but why
care. so long so your 20c 'will buy theWsist.
Space doesnotpermitmentioninghutsfewitenn.
'l‘bereissbontfive times as many more luster
good. For instance—
CORBElTs-a-Wcll-known make,
some have slight Imperfec-
tions ....... 20c Pslr
:00 Pieces Wash, Dress Goods.
Regular 1259c end 256 value.
Two yards 20c
Apron Ginghems—The best 15c
value. 2 yards ..... 20c
Bent (trade Percale. all colors.°
the quality. 2 yards 20c
40 Inch White lawn—Regular
price 29c. Today 20c Vsrd
Women's Out-size "one, all
black or split «010. Our usual
29c value .................
New Easter Veilings, all stylee
25c to 85¢ values ..... zoo
Women's 2 Clasp Lisle Gloves.
nil shades. 25c value..." 20:
White Porcelain Plates. dinner
or soup. Uauel To each. ti
for ....... ...... ...20c
Ruchlng, usual price 10c piece.
'l‘odny.3 pieces. .. . 20:
200 Yard Spool Cotton, usual
to spool. 6 spools 20c
Women's Lace or Glue Lisle
Hose. Usual 26c and 20c va-
lue. ......ZOcPsir
WOMEN’S SUITS.
The lineal showing in Connecticut. Every style and
every color. USUAL $25.00 VALUE; $1 6 50
today. -
EEBos'ron 51mm!
Utes-swivel!
A i FLOUR. per bag.
BUI'I‘Equ lit.
,OWL RAISINS. 2 lite.
DOG BISCUIT. “be.
Csfined Corn. l’esssnd Tomstoes.per can. “in!
5 Gal. OIL,
u. E. MEAD & (30..
232 East Avenue.
16 Fresh Eggs
25c.
if deed docs- and Low Prices mean anything is you. why not buy
yew Istsblse tiers?
"ADD 0. IIAND FLOUR ................... III. fl; IN. “-30
"LIOIOUO FIIIH MAD! IUTTII. I MM ....... .... a.
NIVAIA CIIIAL rooms epkfl. ............... . 1
4 GAKII LINOX 08 AC”! SOAP ..........
l0 Bumps Free with 1 pkg. [GO-0c!!! at .......... . ..... . ids
10 stamps ms with i pkg. c. s MITAI. rouse. .
10 so»... rm with s cm Ill-VII LAKI suusait's
10 stamps rm with 1 lbs. VAL! voasr csscttsss
ices-ms. Freewlthl the. servants concise
00 ITAMPI VIII. WITH 1 LI. VIIV III? TIA ..... .. . . . . . .. I00
‘ you met duplicate this Yes for 70s a pound elsewhere In the
M!
We are nesdsusrtvr-s for Dslisieus Tess and Moss.
New York Grocery Comyf
ill WAIHINOTON IT" ' some WWII-Kt
‘I’el clitoris “0.
“I always try to troet my ntsld as if
she were a member“ of the famiifly
" micnsdtcw t her to put
up with iii" lcagcfecurd-Hersld.
The lines of eterssi since In snrcc
character have to be out with os-
trernsiy sharp tools.
“My faith in newspaxershss re'
solved s ssd skoelt. set the burglar
lib.“"“"i.lt.....‘." will: “ii"
lli it
eels. "I had teal so often lasts
duper "35:.de around when nessv
bio
milieu alleles. Ipli
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