: Tornado Insurance 0'1
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
. , Tat... less. ,
74 Wuhlngttin Btmt. south Nomlk.
. PURITXiv ‘
.coucn SYRUP-
Cures that Couch
SOLD ONLY BY
F. H. Baxter, Druggiéi
"'W’Kunaasou‘s
Launch Works
lioat Frames set. up and ready to
Get" a. Piano Certificate with
every purchase. ‘ it will cost
you nothing. i,
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pailry
Choose yours from the
in town-«here, waiting for
Beautiful colors and
uiar and military collars,
till NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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92-3—Buslness Department
44 -—Branch Oftice, Norwalk
890 -Edltor’s Residence
729o5—City Editor’s Residence
- WEATHER tremor. .
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; Tuesday fair and colder. A
slight disturbance is passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley. it is producing
cloudy weather with light local rains
over the lake region and New Eng-
land. it is followed by an area of
high pressure with pleasant weather
and much lower temperature. The
temperature is below zero in the Brit-
ish Northwest ulid in Montana. North
Dakota and Minnesota. Conditions in-
vor for this vicinity cloudy weather.
but not much rain, followed by fair
and colder. ‘ A
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature: Low. 20; high,
(ilttfil‘,
.
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G.
The regular meeting of the building
Loan and investment Association will
be held tomorrow evening.
Wilbur liubboll, one of tho carricrs
of tho Norwalk poi-iioiflco, in optic ill.
it‘l‘otl Milior is acting in his place.
—»
Edward Montgomery has secured a
position as lit-livery clerk at liuttory's
moat market, Watcr stroct, Norwnlk.
James Wilson, a former rosidont of
Norwalk. is spending tlirco tiiiys' vnca‘
lion visiting friends in Marshall
till‘cci.
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Miss Pauline .‘d. l-‘rani.o_ of Now Na
von. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. (:nutnvo A, Fl‘iliiiii‘, of Elm stroct
Norwnlk.
Mrs. Levis, who was operated upon
at tho Norwalk hospital, was romovcd
to her homo on Franklin arcnuc, you
tci'day morning.
William E. l.nlic, ciiiployod by tho
(‘rofut it; Knapp ('o., has moved his
boom-hold efforts from New York to
”rush sli'cct.
~~llou‘t forgot the wound t'ilit‘l‘iilill'
inciii of Town 'i‘cachors' i‘ourso, which
will be hold this i‘\'t~liilll.‘. in tile South
Norwalk. Iiilliiih‘i (‘liurcii, with Walter
HilWl‘, lh'aniutic llcuilci', as tho iii»
traction.
.ludgc linrnos and family have mov'»
od back to their house on lirooksidc
drlvo and (llllici't llitcli has roinriuxl to
tho bolls-ti on iiuvoiiioyci‘ pliico which
the liilliit'H bavo boon occupying dur‘
lug iii aitiiillici'.-~iircoiiwlcii NUWH.
The pool touriiaiin-ni of tho South
Norwall. Firc l'oilco wii start this cv-
t'liillif. The drawings had not been
ooiiipicicd today. incousoquciico of
which tho. pliiycrs for tho llrst inimo
ciiuiiot bi nuuouiu-cd at this limo.
M...
Tito shooting: atl'air which occui'rod
on Kniulit Hii‘i‘i'i. Not-walk. Inst ’l‘uoa
day noon, in whii'li it is ailouctl that
(iooi'kc Lynch shot at Mrs. William
litmcttt'. is bciug liivontiatitod, and an
urrcsi may ho made in a day or two.
m
~-ilrauuitic rcailinu ltlllilfiii in Town
i~hitortuiumoni t‘oui'uo. at tho Houth
Norwuili iinpiini church by Wultoi'
llowv. of London. England. til it o'clock
The program consists of readings from
Hiiaiwspcur and from various niodorn
authors. t‘ourkc lickotu, 3|.0ti. i-liliulo
udiulusioii. 50 coats.
'i‘iio south Norwaik Club will hold a
iillliliii‘r Friday owning. Monibci'u ('liil
ili'l'ill'l' cards for izlli'fltii from tho coin
ntltioc. (lurdu tor ronldout ghouls urc
iil'iv colitit. 'i‘hc couliuittoo, it). W.
emu rt. i-l. Jarvis and ii. i", limitli.
arc planning a dociiiodiy piouttani ov.
oiling and tho coininiitcc oupocinliy rc-
uuoutcs the old nicniboru to be on
hand and got acquainted with the new
llii'liliif‘l‘ii.
«a . an“... ...
Wliiiiti Newman, who has been for nevi
I H-I roars past the steward of the.l liiv—
w =7d~ Yacht (.liub. has purchased the
l riaurant business iii. 17 North Main
. 'll-‘t t, conducted by Clayton W.’l‘wiali.
ll r. Newman had had much experience
in this line of business. and proposes
to remodel the piano and serve the
host. of meals, a in cnrto. at all hours
up to midnight. lie solicits a portion
at tho business of the people of The
Norwaika.
: SPECIAL”
Bird Sand. 2 Pkgs., 5c
ammoni-
Sillinwi’oweil‘Wporation.
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of ali’slzes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchheliPolnt,Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
ilifliiiliiii iiiiilliiiiii iiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilis
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt's Theatre Building, South Nor-
waik, Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond M
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Fine fitting coats and
these do the trick.
:4 So. Main St..
PW
TWO STORES:
ood Overcoat
You don’t buy an Overcoat every season. ’ 0
A good one is more a matter of selection than of price.
. You might as well get a good one while you are at
it; get it at a good store and you can be sure it's good.
biggest variety of fancy costs
you.
weaves in swagger models, reg-
$10 to $80
well tailored; button-through
models in rough fancy weaves: Chesterfields in Oxford
and black: every good kind of Overcoat for every taste,
and in a price range to suit every condition of pocketbook.
m
We are selling more fancy Suits this season than
ever before. Variety, style,
quality at moderate prices—
A
’1 Masonic Building,
Residence. 6’ Washington Street. SO. Norwalk. Norwalk. I
Telephone at office, 336-2. ____‘ . mm
Telephone at house, 693. _"”"
M - - s... W. . 4.: 4-3: =
(‘licstci‘ N. Wniiirlulit was a visitor
yesterday at his homo in Malinstplun.
New Jcrscy.
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Several interesting specials for
Xmas will be found in tho liond (.‘o.
adv. licltoi' road it.
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Dr. and Mrs. Cliai‘lcs l’. llontwcll, of
Crescent 'l‘erracc. have been ghosts. of
Rev. and Mrs. Ail'rcd llubbnrd limit-
woil. of Siopiicy.
M...
Francis imnionuclli. who owns iivc
houses in Hamilton nvoiiuo, is having
a cnl'riago house in tho roar of his real
dcucc coiivcrtcd into a dwelling.
Saturday aficrnooii (loot-cc Sholdun,
tho clork at tho Norwnlk iiotcl, shot a
largo sized woodcliuck which was
llliliiillg itself too familiar in tho yard
in tho roar of tlic iioicl.
M
Afior tho christening of lllclr baby,
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio I’iillitclL of liim
pol strool, Norwiilk. yesterday cutor
laiiicd a largo number or friends who
t'lllit'ai to offer thcir congratulations.
Frcdcrlck Waters. of 20 Iiiaiii slroct.
who roccntly resigned his position at
tho ii'ililli’)‘ & lionodict, storc, and also
“ilil tho iloyiil linking l’owdcr oour
puny. has taken it position as night or
dciiy at tho Norwalk hospital.
.-\ii outortninmont. also a t‘uod and
fancy arlioio snlo. will ho hold by tip-
iCiidcili'oi‘ (‘ircic of the King‘s llnuuh-
tors; in tho parlors (it lilt‘ South Nor
unit. t'oiiizicuuliouul f‘liiiicli Woduosv
day t‘\'t'liillL:. Nov. i7., iii a o'clock.
’l'iii' oliiziiizt'llinnl tii’ Mist: iiiliil)’
l’cai'son. of South Noi‘wiiil.. to liiilwlii
tilii-y. of Stamford, Iii iiliiuiniiccd. Mr.
(lib-y is fort-mun of Ward's Wont l'arli
liakorr, oi Staiiiioi’d. wiiilc thu- brulc
to ho is a biuliiy csiccuicd young lad)
ill 'l‘iic Nciuuiits. 'I‘hc ilnio for tho
wodxiiiiu has not yi-l inn-n ililiill'
known. lull it is oxpoclod in tip- ill‘ltl‘
l'ntut'c. ‘i‘itci iiit\’l' tiic inn-:41 “it‘ilfli of
thcii many i'ricuiis.
(‘onuciininii Allici‘t \i. l'liltlilinii.
chnirnniu of tho iliianco dcpnrtnicui.
has had it iiiiiuiwt of poopio inutiirc
of him Wll) iic should iilt\'t' liliiii‘ti for
such it iui'uz- appropriation to his dc
puriinciii tor tho ('Ililliliil your. ills
liiiditoi iliiltih Nihilii’iilT. it should in-
uliilcd in this contioctioii that Mr
i‘olilinau. in his t'plliliiiit'. iiuuros on
tniiinii up 37.300 ilouliuu liltit‘iiit'tiilttHH.
thus saving the city $37!. pt-r your in
Itiici'oiii.
Siliii iiiiiiiiliiii
Your lii'l'llliili may iic
loo Milli” to afford mt
ii protlt at prom-ht. but.
wo arc wiliiuu to (aim
it no“ for what it will
ho to tho iiiiiiru,
Wc ill“ in bunlncun to
kitty and ill“ willing to
iiiiiiii for tho future.
Ai‘t' yuii‘.’
So. Norwalk
Trust Co.
Young Men's Check Ac-
counts invited
FishingTacklcand
Poles
FOR SMELT AND ILAOKFIIH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
news was
l i'oaiivc that tho in at. ~-tc;lilivsl
SA'i‘iSlv‘ll-Zli (tho. i ill‘iit‘\‘t‘ that th
cost. loss than poor goods in propoi
low price will appeal to most poopl
highest quality, grain and fowl.
Proprietor
lionnio (‘liick Food
iloniilo liorso Fi‘i'il
iioiiiiio linlry Food
iiiiilliit‘ l‘tilllil‘y Ford
lloniiic Scratching l~‘crll
(”09009.0( O’NWWOO”.
and most, profitable customer is the
0 highest. (nudity goods. as a rule.
‘tion to real vaiuc. ’i‘liat although a
u at first, somior or later it will
come to a matter of results. and tho SA'i‘lSl-‘lliiit customer will he the
one to whom i am selling the most goods.
A word from you will brim: any quantity you may w
Mil)’ l have that word?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
lshmof lliii
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
‘
-£i
Small Long island
Niitiw r‘laliiuh. w; \l'cziklisii. inc; Ln
\\‘iilli.~ tub, iL'l liv: i‘tul. illiliiiui. llii
ltocltauii} iiiilli'. l‘lliius. :23-c
'i‘Eiili’liilNE 108.
(IL;
adamant (it.
New Bedford and Sea Escaiiops, 40c 0t.
bradur Smelt (Whitliuii. inc; Salmon.
itorllsli and nihcr kinda of frciih tiah:
iiositm; t‘iauin for linking.
Cutbiil’s Bridg Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
il‘ '1‘, .i. illitus, 0i Siiuiiliii‘ti. i‘lllii"
to \foruniii. Sunday, to :illciitl .‘ilS.
INN-i \, iii i‘l'ilim‘w‘ sll‘ol‘f
l'alim‘ short vamp iiiiilt's uro all thi-
|:x;o. .\i.i\ l.ci.\ has uliiiioihllii; to say
ab ct tin-m in his adv. tod;I_\'._ lit-til'l'
loin: ii.
'i' ‘i li'il!"f“lliil liitiiiistli ii'illll liiilfi"
mi iiw \tilliiiuiiii .lunloiu at Sauna:
t‘li :..-> («Mini .titoiiioon_ rostiiliui: in
.i h iviv' of .‘in to 7 in faint‘ of illi‘
iiiidui‘poiiu.
'l‘isc iicinhciu of tho St. Mary’s Lil
dim .\id Sociciy nic lliiiiiillu urrui
itli ‘uiiitiiililti itn liicii' t‘ilt‘ill't' part and
dam c, which will bo hold in iiiu 'i’uwu
lint; “pvt 'l‘iinruday omuiuu
ir‘lmd intuition. of “'i-nituii‘i art-nil".
wilo illiit ili't‘li t‘illliilil‘t'il fur ultim-
iiiiii‘ in tho South Main silcci ollicc
of Hill t‘onnclicul i‘otiiptini', has taken
.i position with tho (frolnt a Knapp
lint ('o.
i'lii‘iiii ll Full-4r, of Now Yolk, who
wit» (vino rt} conncctod with tho Nor
wait. ”(ill with in Norwnlk youicr
will it i-i than n uncut iil‘ iiiH nitric, ('ttl
lllti iit‘iilfl,’ It ”liti‘ti'”. til iiil' Not
i‘liiii. litiii'i.
Slit. int-ix- t“ Hunioi‘ii. of ill Wank
it" cowl. i«ii Houth Nttl‘Wllik imini
for \Lluncantu. wiwro she will about:
u on,“ or (now with hot it‘liii, 'ihn
ha" town it i'i‘tiifit'ili oi llaa.‘ Hutu lot
iiiiiiiy \t'iii‘h
iii ronpcct in tho inovimt to ltnutiury
of ”l" llntilcia lint (foiuptttiy, tiiilcoru
of tho iinltcru' linion eluted today that
the lion was given tho ucunilic lliitr
lmii iiiit‘t' hill burn and tho mono bill
that in rcciiilnlaod as tho lliiuiuii‘y
hill.
(“oinpmmiinp Pillfltitlitl was found in
w i' toticntcd coiniition in a hull way
on until aticot. Norwnlk, tinturdny
night He was arrested and when or-
moved before Judge iM‘kthml this
iiii'i‘iilil was fitted 3ft without costs
that (toiaaippo tiliriiitlnnln appeared
before Judge Lockwood this morning
to answer to it charge that he let his
chickens run at large to the sunny-
ance of his mighbora. The case was
continued for tvm weeks.
'f‘linro are at present five cases of
diphtheria in unuth Norwallt. and so
far as known by Health (linear ll. 0.
Sharer. M. it, these are the only cases
of contagious diseases in the city lim-
its. 'l‘lie diphtheria patients under
quarantine are Alena Bennie, it; Hart
land street; John Clark. ta Marshall
rest; Charles Dell-rt. 37 Water
street; Harry W. Purdue. Belmont Ho
tel. Railroad avenue; Everett
" is:
(1 .\ Scollcld, of Main Nil‘t‘t'l_ Nor
walk, lots Milli tin lnicrosl in his
launch “Lillio” lo iluxh Him a.
'l‘bcrcuularmot-tint: of tho llory
("all has liocii postpoiicd iioiil 'l‘ticsv
day night until \\'odncsdny plight.
'l‘iio Norwali. t‘iiy ('ouiu ll will hold
its rt-izulnr liltlrlillg lhiu cit-ulna. liuhl
lictis of iinportauco will win.- up iw
into it.
ihir llriitlictu Lodge, No. to. l. 0. ii.
l‘. of Norwnik will moot tonight iii
its hall on Wall sin-ct. \‘isiliug bro
thorn lil’t' alums uoboiiiod.
.'i spot-iii] mccting of tho Kiilwrnil
i‘iiiit will lic hold at its hull on Wall
utrm-L Norwilik, tin 'l‘htiruilui' cvoliiiiit
at it o‘clock. A ftiii iiitcuiluuco hi l‘c
illltitiii-(I.
'Hli‘i‘i' will bo iicid ll iiiiaiiicus moot-
liig of ”to M. in}. church. Huuuutitclt, iit
iiil‘ rcuhioucn of John H. (irouory to
ulilhi. All lllt'lllilt‘l‘ti arc rcqucstod to
ho pioscnl.
’l'lu- upochii liiw-iifipt of tho ofllcorti
or tinI Norwnik Ii‘h‘o itcuuriiui-ut hue
bccii iniioul'iicd iii-Friday iiiuhl whorl
tho accounts of lilo fair will lic tiliwii
up for Mltiili‘lili‘lli.
{lira it A. Austin, oi lliiiiiltlyn, N.
Y, who has lwcii viuiliuh iii tho real
tir‘tti'c or (i. it‘. Austin. or Wont nvotiuc.
N‘orwnili, rcluriictl to ill‘l’ bout» it!
iii'iiilii|)'il. Huturdny.
it: Mayor Wuilnco ltunu and lit
(hutnctimuii (fluirioii lliiuoitb of Wall
ulicot, Noi'wuili, wore drawn to nerve
"it tho jill‘y witit‘il liit'cia tomorrow at
iti‘lit a in., in iirltiucp'irt
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'l'hc Norwnlk Aorta, No, Mn, of tho
Fritltti'lltii (irdor or Finance. will mcul
in its hall on Wall Moot. ‘x’tirwnlk,
on Wednesday evening whoa oiflccra
will be nominated for the owning
lamina 'i'ltllriidfly eVonmz. nt Mu~
iilc Hall, will occur a grand ontortaiii
itioilt for the benefit 0f the lodge. A
number of that class Illrttcliona linvn
been scoured, and a largo attendance
is expected.
it in a. pity to dress a nit-i elaborate-
ir Just because one has the money to
do it with; tor simple models are at.
ways beat for young girls. and no wont.
an should allow her daiiahtsr to look
twentyoiglit when sits in only
eighteen.
The man who says nothing and naive
wood soon gets a unndplla that takes
a long time to burn up. On the other
hand, sometimes he never seen the
tire .
liiiili ill at Sillil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. in.~'l‘hs
stock market opened with active trad-
ing and prices geiieraily higher than
last week, but with a sprinkling of
declines in influential stocks. Amal-
gamated Copper was the feature with
sales of 14,000 shares at 92 and 93.
compared with 91 on Saturday. Wa-
bash pfd. and Western Union rose 1
and Misouri Pacific, New York Celi-
tral, Chesapeake and Ohio, American
Smelling and Anaconda large frac-
tions. Pennsylvania sold at 132%
with the rights of subscription to the,
new stock subtracted, compared with
Milli; on Saturday.
_.........
WALL STltElC'i‘.. li a. iii.~—Niiiucr-
cits buying orders made their appear-
ance for the minor copper stocks, fol-
lowing the sensational opening in
Amalgamated Copper and that group
rose strongly. There was some active
bidding also for the (louid stocks.
hilt the rest of the list, was inclined
to sag. Amalgamated Copper was sub-
jected to realizing sales. National
ballad moved up a point. American
Smelling 12V. Tennessee Copper, in-
invitational ,linrvestor and United
States Reduction pfd. 1%, Missouri Pa-
citlc 11/. and St. Louis Southwestern.
Kansas and Texas and Utah Copper 1.
The last named stock subsequently re-
acted two points. Great Northern pfd..
Colorado and Southern and Iiitorhor-
ongli Metropolitan pfd. yioldcd is and
Pittsburg Coal 2 points. »
WALL STREET, Noon—Whoa pri.
ciao hogan to yield soiling orders dc-
creascd and prices hurdoncd. (tran-
by Mining rose 2. Western Union 2%:
Wollol‘arao 5, and Federal Mining
id. Amalgnnmtod Copper started up-
wards again before noon. rising 21“.
Bonds Woro irregular.
iliiiii 300 liliiiiiS Alli
Siiiiiiiiiiiii
(Continued from First Page)
hoisting shaft and lowrr a cape of ros-
client to the third vcln, where, if alive.
the mon now 400 foot. boiicatli the
surface, are waiting.
Late last night tho air shaft tho
only opouinu bi'tlidoil tho hoisting
shaft, was hcrmctlcaliy scnlod. From
the limo. the descent to the second
win was made by iucu in buckets, a
force of iahorors workod until near
midnight covoring up the entrance
with layers of horny plank and sand.
Aihwai't tho opening of tho hoisting
shaft, on tho inp_ lion a pile of planks
throo foot high, and tons of sand make
the soul practically uir light.
All night l\ low of tho anxious inch
and women aurroundod tho oponinas
of tho mlnc. ’l‘ho women complain-«i
bittcriy as tho scaling of tho shaft
sociiicd to cut off air \i‘lilic it was
into that tho illi‘ would tic shut oil.
mining officials doclarod that tho llli'll.
if liilvo, would not bo uffcctcd by tho-
total scaling. cmopt that it would
probably put an cud to tho tiro all“
smouldering in tho timid-rs and thus
ictn‘c morc iii-tossar) oxygen for the
mou.
David Ross. scci'cliii'y of the State
labor ('nliilliissitiii, uim arrived here
yesterday, doviiiiod itloi night it was
cxtromciy illilii'iiiiiiilio any ono would
be found iiviiiu. lilchurd Newborn,
prosidcut of tho Statc .‘tliuiux lioard.
said it Would in» n miraclc it‘ one mail
hail boon Hiiili't'ti.
Yonti-rdtiy's attempts to Solid mod
to tho bottom proved futile, because
they could not roach it foothold at tho
ontrniii-c of tho gallorlou limit the buc-
kets in which tin-y wcro lowcrcd.
l’iidor tho diroctiou of James Taylor
Stnto Minn lnupector of tho Third
lliatrlct. and President Newlilitii. tho
rcgiilur ratio will be iowwed today. it
litii tho niillil like a piston and tho poi»
units it will carry can stop from It iii‘
to any unilci‘y cutrnucc.
Mrs. i-‘nnny thick. with of .l. l‘. lhicit.
chief of tho inluo, iliiM oranniaod tiic
wniuon of lltt' iittio town of f‘horry lit-
to u such-iv to extend roiiof and com-
fort. in tiioiio tit-oiling it.
A pni‘i)‘ of portion from Chicago who
arrived itiul niitlu, tmlny turned liito
comforters of tho fiiinlliua probably
horn-ft. 'l‘lit'ouithmtt tho liillti halitloi
“’1‘qu m‘nHtll‘tltl counties in various
pianos of completion. Families of
millil' of tho illl'll mumuiwd Mo living
in iiiiuili houses itiill needing itiniui tor
all the, windows. it tint-ms likely that
many of tho cottages never will be
ilnltiitod.
iiundcrlnltcrn from lionrhy towns
have been notified to l . in readiness,
it In said, for tho room 1 or the num-
erous bodies. i‘roaldoiii ilinriinit. of
the Chicano Milwaukee and lit. Paul
Railway, will share the burial expenl
lies of the more needy families (it
lentil. and offers of aid have come from
the more prosperous inhabitant; of
Cherry.
“if we had been hm Saturday we
would have prevented the death ottne
men who bravely but tooitulity. and.
as it turned out. fittlioly, went down
tiu- shaft in an effort to save the min.
m." declared President Richard New-
iisni today.
"l and its other when or the til
I
98 Washington St.
Furnishin
White and Fancy Shirts
Neckwear, Hosiery, ‘
Underclothing, .
Sweaters, Hats and Caps
Good Goods for Gentlemen
gs
High Grade Shoes
$3.50, $4.00 $4.50
Trunks, Bags, Dress suit Caries
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
have been a most needless risk of
life to attempt it.
"Our objoct in sealing the entran-
ces to the mine last night was to end
the. tire thus making it it possible
for a party to enter the mine and
pierce the lower levels practically as-
sured of safety."
The party selected to make the firm
descent today included James Taylor,
the state mino inspector; R. Y. Wil-
liams, of the United States Rescue
Station at i’rbann, and James Hand
and Henry Smith, both of whom wore
among the men who escaped Satur-
day. Neither the miners nor officials
think there is a chance the men are
alive. Rumors that a shot was heard
bonoatll thc surtaco and that rappings
on pipes bad boon “Sell to indicate the
cutomlicd minors wuro living. Wcrc
declared absurd.
.i. l'. iiuck. clilcf clerk of the St.
Paul (‘oni Company. itinploycd about
lhc mint- for thirty yours, assorted no
rcvoivor shot could have bccu board
or toll upon tho surface. (ithor oili-
(inl til-clnrcd that tho explosion of a
stick of ilyunmilt- would be unlikely
anyway and that it would Servo. it it
occurod. to lesson the chances of the
iiicn’s siii'vliiiliz.
i‘iiuus lil'l' bciug made for the bring-
ing up of the bodies. The fan which
is expected to clear the mine of smoke
has been started and is being opera-
ted in reverse to draw the smoke from
the main shaft.
Officers of the local mincrs' union
today notified President howls, of thc
hlinc Workers’ Union, that 310 lives
had been lost in the St. Paul Coal
(toiupany mine disnuior. A represent-
ative of the owners of the mine today
iicciarcd that the loss of life will be
300.
l'rosldcni trivia, of the mine work-
ora, has advised the local union that
’5,li“"_ the contribution of the nation-
ti body, will iiiiniodiatciy be placed at
tho diiipouul of the widows uiul or-
phan of the rhino victiina.
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WiTH THE STATE BECRETARY.
Documents as follows were filed
in the olticu of the state socrutnry last
week:
t.‘nrtiflcate of incorporation of Ten-
touiu Mannerchor, incorporated. of
Now liritniu. The company in to en-
ungo in the real estate business. The
amount of the authorized capital stock
is ”5.000 and lunilnotia will be. started
with $1,000. The iucorporators arc
iltclinrd liliiig. l’nui Kohulo. August
Zchrcr. Frank M. Zimmerman. F‘. W.
Zuni; and George Aokormnil.
t‘ortincatn of incorporation of the
.i. A. Rowland company of Old Lyme.
The company will conduct a general
«turn. The amount of the authorised
capital stock is 325,000. and business
will be started with 7.500. The in-
corporntora are James A. Rowland. N.
1.. Sheffield, .lr., and Edward lioffor.
all of Old Lyme.
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tiliymin (who has dallied too long at
the oliiblinusei—uliey. old want What-
ctiuli want tea up two balls for? Green
(dutch-That's all right. old chap.
Can't you can hit driving with two
cluba7wf’ucii.
Ratchet-«Why do you want an air-
hip?
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linekermliecatiao u is impossible to
crawl under it when it stops.«-lliir~
pair‘s liner.
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“it‘s three months since i saw you
last"
The one who met her plainly states.
Bays alto: "Can that. be possible?
lt'a awful how time svleteb.“
wit. P. Pttcar in Harper‘s Weekly.
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Good luck must be coated to per»
term. but misfit-time is always in the
up waiting to no on. '
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of Waltham. Mass. Tile total debt of
the church is only about 81.100. which
thanks to Mrs. Raymond's check will
shrink almost half. Accompanying
the, check was a card from Mrs. Ray.
mond, which said:
"To help pay the debt on the East
Norwnlk Swedish Church from one
who bears an affection for Sweden and
her people."
Mrs. Raymond was formerly Miss
Aiinlo Louise Cary, the celebrated
opera singer, and as such she came to
know and to love that celebrated
Swedish singcr. Christine Nielsen.
Mrs. Raymond has also traveled exten- »
sivcly in Sweden, '
Saturday was the actual twen th
anniversary of the church, and in the
evening there was a special commem-
nrutlvo service. At this. the retiring
lilinitil‘, Rev. (‘. J. Valilstrom, read a.
ilihltily (it the church. The church was
finally built in Seavlew avenue, ln ‘
iS9l. and it was this church that was ‘ 7
moved to the present location in Van
Zandt street this week and enlarged.
The Rev. 0. ldiiilegrcn was the first:
pastor. lie also spoke Saturday even-
ing. as did other former pastors. in-
cluding tho Rev. C. J. Anderson. who.
now becomes pastor for the second
time: the Rev. G. Wiinnu, of Walthsrn..
Mass, and the Rev. C. Molnnder. of
North (lrunby. This service, like all
of the rest with the exception of yes-’
tcrdny afternoon‘s. was in Swedish.
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
sermons were delivered by the Rev.
Mr. Lindcgrcn and the Rev. Mr. Wi-‘ .
man. The Rev. lir. Charles 8. Mac.
farlaiul. pastor of the South Norwalk,
(‘oiiurcngtioiuil Church. and the Rev.
(toorgo D. Egbert. pastor of the New
walk t‘oliat'cgationnl Church, partici.
piiit'd in the afternoon aervicc. Dr.‘
Macfnriand sunk.» particularly of the‘
church and its usefulness and the Rev.‘
Mr. Egbert brought. meetings from his
church and from lilinacli‘. The actual
dedication ceremony was performed
by the Rev. t". .l. Vnhlatrom. The
musical program of the afternoon was
a pleasing one and in addition to tho
acicctlonu of the choir. included it via-
iin solo by Charles 1. Sterling and ti
vocal noio. "Dream of tho Holy City."
by M. i. Erickson. The dedication nf~
luring totaled ‘50 and a few cents.
After this service. an elaborate stint.”
nor was nurvod, following which “1’
evening service was held. At this.
sermons were. delivered by the Rev. C.
Molandcr and the ltev. 3. .l. Audition” “
Short addresses were also made by
the Rev. 0. bindagron and the Rev. c.‘ ’ _
Wlnmn. and the Rev. (3. .i, Vaitlsal'onl. "
gave his congregation n farawail ‘giglf. ,
drew. y
This evening there will be it renew: 7
tion at the church in the nature ole ,
farewell to Mr. Vahlatrom and ti whit...
come to Pastor Anderson. "
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“i don't boilers in these imam
brought about by the layina on (if
hands." ,
"Well, I do," retained the albeit, '91,
cured my little boy of the always"
habit that Vlyil'l’hilldilfihi! m. t
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t
in. .
Bite (politic; over hubby’s tilt
slimmest-nit l with; ‘M
been when you proposed; 1'
married you. I‘m
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