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‘ England «rivers and their iributatics.
Ital become alarming, and although
{to damage has been reported the con-
{tinned rains begins to make the situs
‘ ion look serious. in the western
part of this stoic and in northern Vor-
mount dynamite has been resorted to
in» breaking up its jams that threaten-
W to cause heavy trcshets.
The Merrimack Vn?y III South Cen-
it'll. New: Humpshlr nd Northcnstertt
Massachusetts, is one of the most scri-
oully'aifectcd places in Now Inglsnd.
.The‘ Water in tho Mcrrimuck bus risen
considerably this week tutti lndlcn.
lions point to II grout rush of wutcr
from tho sIIO\\'»covt-roti hills it tho
thaw continues. At Lowoll tho Pow
‘tuckret dam, fed by tho Merrimack.
mustered live foot lug Inches abovc
the crest yesterday morning. It riec of
‘one foot 1% inchos in 2t hours. Dos
pile this rise. the ice in the river ubovo
the tails. is still intact, although cvory
hour is expcctcd to soc it IIrouk up
and go crashing ()\‘t‘l‘ tho ililtiil
boards. I
”The Norwich Bridge over tho Wont
., . hold river at Huntington, Mast-5.. III
covered by It huge into and all 111th
Mimosa Huntington, Littlcvilio, Mont-
(emery and Worthington. in blot-kod.
_ Norwich Bridge Is famous for tho
»‘_ many JIIntI-I it hits withstood, but up
less the prcscul into is rolicvctl soon:
it. is feared that tho bridgt- will In-
'~ carried awuy.
L Mills along thc t‘hicopcc ltlvor \i‘t‘l‘tI
forced to suspend oporutloun sovorul
times yesterday while tho cunnl gutcn
. were opened and the high wntcr ul
towed to recodc. 'i‘hc rivor onrl‘iod It
cargo of bulky |Iil'(‘f'5 of loo, and hue
swollen to It boiIIIIIt iitt‘ t‘cct ubuvo
that of Sunday afternoon.
Itruml Arc Raging Torrrontu.
,SEATTLEf wtuut‘n, touch 2.3—on
tar from the melting snow III tho
.mountains, augnntontctl by loco] ruins
traumatic raging toqeuts of nil tho
fireman in Central hud Woutcrn \‘i'nnb
hutch. and today the. towns in th.
Jolllnds are facing serious
Mutt“ parts of tho stntc reports on-
Min; received showin thut tho rlvorn
are rising rapidly.
:The lnow fall in the ntountuiun is
unprecedented. ItIuoIIIIIlIIII to moro
than It feet on tho. lt‘i‘t‘l. 'i‘ilt‘ intukc
or the pipe line into iIrInIIIt drinking
t
j! threatened by the tilting wutortt of
that“ River. and the (‘lit' wIIu-I lltI
mom has soul a tutor or Inch to
IAdIuler point.
. .hI Dovutntlng Floods.
M’OKANE, Wsah'n.. March 2.~~
til-ll trout inland points toll ot tin-
Wi devastating iloodtt in the history
’MythI region.“ Five pollution ithvo
PM“ drowned for tuition to head Witt'li
’1 I.
I’ullman tilrtItIltt urc tuirontu Ihrto
Iitfltllx foot docp. It two niotr building
hiring been Itwopi uwut iiiflt'ilifli‘
the human of n halt tlquIu funti
um Davenport and (turnout. tho l'iv-
m are rushing through the streets.
Willi iii isolitteti. [til ruilwuy Ituti wirc
”hustled iitilnfi cut oil with wutot
tithe fool. dun lit the stroctu.
Not-W iditltn rcpdi‘tn tad of tho
sew-mut- tnnt Bonito Rivara rising
Width“. Ono spun at the bridge over
.Wn Canyon hill] to in! one of iltc
MMII highest railway IIIIItiIItnI
m Elliott l-itttitItt. in rnpnmIIl in
’ I-Mrm‘wt Itwny ahovo Kumiuh.
.Ii‘itlIh Itnmur in Collinton.
MYORK Mmoh. .. . 4n the doom-
Whidh ntill chvolnpcd New link
Wotan accident occurred in
at him one ’vcsttol‘wun hhdiy
Wlot‘ to Soultlc from tho IIIounIItinn'
‘Inonntulu Ititlo. nro i'l’i‘l‘in‘tl. lill’ luuror \i'clllnnton “Hum“. Milli”
Inidcu iiit'rlt' fl scoItI urc
IloodI-I i not IouulI
this port anchored lit quarantine itl
wus semi that she had been III c-Iolli
sion. Her bow was badly stove in and I
site gate other evidence of particlpII—i
lion in It had smash up. Tin- wound
with which the slight frclghlor colliti- l
od his the Norwegian fruit stot'nnet l
Minnesota. Details of the collision E
hnvc not boon lomuod. I
Funeral: of Slide Victims. l
W.\l..i AC lIl, iduho. Match 2. \iiIlIl
ilugu at hIIIt‘ must. ntoros tutti luminous
lionncs closed, over It thousand pooplo ;
of tho Coeur d'Alono mining district I
guthorcd ltoroyostorduy for tho first
I'IIIIPI‘III scrviccs of tho victims of thc
gl‘lt'li siltlcs ilntt \isitod ihc Muco und ‘
Hut‘ko disttlcts. Union st-rvitcn in
which tho clcgt'ymcn ot‘ tho city Illil"
liciputtItl, wort- hold it tho Masonic“
’i‘oIIIIIIo 0|it‘l‘u-ll0iihlti ovor thc bodice
ol‘ li. il. i’uscoc. iIZtldio l'llh’l‘llt‘, inoz
l’tlrtttit‘. ltichurtl filoylo uutl iiorl Shop
IIrd.
Tho woulhor cuntinuos rotor and
many slidos Icporteti III tunyons of tho .
distrcht tuusiug dnmngo to buildings
(Ionorttl upprchonnlon lb tll"l\llli( III,
\‘t'nllnot- tlItI I‘onitlonts oi towns ox
lllscd to tho ‘tlunnot' ot' Niiilt‘l‘i.
Shaw Slide Ia Mile Wide.
Siv‘.\’l"l‘l.lu‘. \\lirtil..:\llllt‘ll 3 ’t‘ho
xltow :lltio :tt \\'tIliIiII:lIIII ls tilii‘illilI
toportotl to tho ilItIni Northcrn oliicluh
III Sonttlo to II- ntulIIt tIuII illill‘ to
\Iltith. li'lii‘liilll'. from tho wutor touw
Mlllill ol’ \\'II=I.III.:HIII to ill“ iil'~-i sum
~bt-;I t‘IIIIt ll itllli‘ tlihliilli ItztI-I tho ttItI:
Itltllnus IiIztl :Iro I‘llflliilii' oi lIIIItitun HIW
only t'.’i..‘~ i”il‘il
'I‘lIII t"]liiilllll'ill t'illilt‘tl lill‘t‘-‘Ii tin
:ztcteII Show in tho I'tIIIIII pltm, \\illl lie:
crow. :IlI, ot‘ whom .~lopt ill IlIt- touttt‘
bunk htIIIIuI
More Detmts of Avalanche.
lIIVlIliiiIl’l‘T. \\'lltvil., March L’. .\:.
inrtlIoI- ilt‘ilillit tIl tho tllnurilor llllllI
ow-tIvI'lIclIutIti tun tlI't-ut .\'tII'tlIcru pun
songor trains \\’llt'll IIII ovulnncho
swept llto truths and ii portion of tho
town of \‘i‘ollitluton. Itt tlIt- wont por—
iul oi lht‘ (‘lilil‘lltll’ tIIIIitcl, tltlwu littI3
grown. 'i‘womy-IlII‘IIp livon urt- known .
to have boon [out whtIII tho llliir—lS of
snow, Itltiut' Hutton nnd uprootcd il't‘t‘H
hurlotl lhtI I‘ill‘ii t-oIItnlIIIIIIz Imt'ouiy
slcepinu porntms tIvt-r tho illii'l‘iiw.
itItiIIo of tho itlglt “no down to tho illii
tom of tltc cIIIIytIII ‘Jou rcot ilt'lIlW, lillti
whou tlto inst ropnrt» wcro l'i'f‘t‘lVl'il
i\\'elli_\"ll\‘t' InortI Wt'l‘i' minding. Ho
more or low
ItIiuIt-ti.
t‘otnplott- lists of tho lniurctt tun
not lIo IIIIIIIittotl until Ioscuotn lItItI .
dun uli lilo itotlits out of tho wot-cit“
IIIIII. 'l‘ho llnln IUI'HlllHHt‘ III [iii'Hi‘ill‘
tontuin only Ilto humus oi Irnln utou
kllloti unti iIIiutt-d.
i’uillul lit-tin oi ticuti und iIIJIIIt-ti fol I
low:
’I bo Iloud: .I
'l‘ruin Muttlcr A. it. Iiiut kiIurII, i'IYi‘i"
oil.
A. E. LIIIIIIIItIy,
lclttloni ti'Noil.
Loni» WulitoI'. Evcrott.
crintcudcnt ()‘Neiil‘a cur.
St-rlounly iniurcd:
.I. I). KIIrtlII. fireman.
'l‘hc two ti‘lllliu llint Wt'i‘l‘ cut‘riml.
uwny by tho grout wuvI- of too IIIIII
unuw “'i'i'i" iht- Wont-hound Hpoitunc.
LIIIIItIIIl uuti wont-hound 'l‘rttnnconltt
IItIntIIl l‘unl mull. 'i‘iItI lttllor currictl
no pututtIuIItII-tt.
Mont of tho tlcud ItIId iuiutItIIl urn iiI‘I-
liVIIti III lmyc boon [militi'imt’l’it on llIII
Hpokuuo uxprcuu. forty of whom \voro
on the truth at tho lime of tho Ilinttw
tor. iltInidtIu thorougtirty \t‘tli‘iillll'ii.
who ltuti lItIt-u cutout II in tho IIItttItI
tutulunl tho drifts thIIt bud bm-u iliiiil‘
iItII tho’iwo lilIfllit'ti trulnu IIIIpIIIuotr
on in thc mountnhnt ItlIIt-c It‘obruury
24. wow niecpimt III the tiny cont-hon.
’i‘itc uvnlunchtI roiled tlow'n illi'.
mountain at Hill It. In. 'l‘ho twtu tt'uilm
with ”two locomotives. tour powvrfut
cloutric motors. titt,I dopol nod water
tank Ivcrc nwrpt off the ledge and tits!
untitled in It twhuotl Itttuut of IIIIItIcktIIIII
lit the foot or the mountain. The
noise from the Imowdittie. whlth won
a mile long. could be henrd throughout
ihc valley and Superintendent .i H
il'Noili.I who won directing lilo work
of thtII night. nitifi. hurried to tho l‘t'RI
run with his own. ,
(nouns and cIImI tot hulp coming
from tho bottom of the canyon Intticut ,
ed that mum Ituprisohod in tin» wmtk
use were Mill olive and the rest-tunnel
worked dctttpcrttmlyIto release them
As that Its the injttrod were rctnovotII
they wort: ialtcn to theI hospital III;
Hector hroo miles away by mountain
trial. I t this when the long winding
cunt-Ito III the railroad is followed.
It tnethutmgur Wat despnleilcd for
1"»
.IttItIi't-lttly ttI t-lnpot‘lu I
cook on Hun
‘ III W.
‘I-Itott- wore untnuchoti.
,t‘tnttpunr'u
. I‘nquIlsItqu.
ltird. W, ll. Humilton. ituuiou: .i.
.oi . ."I‘
lItI‘iII‘ he met he s o the disaster
wus thought bv John Wetttrol. of Woll-
Huston. lit.I staggered Into Skyhomish
l8 miles from Wellington, yesterday.
All wiped out." he cried. “Nothing
but smooth show where the tracks
stood and ”3.” trains werc tluIIIpt-Id into
tho cunyon.‘
lie was so oxhuustod fiom llllIl long
iIIzht IIIIulust theI snow that it was nor
crul hunts IIci‘tIIo he could site II to
-‘ lItIrIInl story.
liit by hit Wontzol‘s disioiotod ulter-
oucos wcteI plecod togctltor into II coit-
I
gust ted nutrntlro 'l‘ho. uvuluncbo (unto
without warning. \‘i‘cntzcl, who true
it. tinilot‘u holol. run out to sco
Itito hlilows of snow soiling otor tho
. trucks whcro the train but! stood,
Lott-r
IIIId chlldron
ho now men carrying onuIIn
from tho portly hurled
.t‘nIIt‘lItIu which llilil hot-II curriotl down
ulhc sides of tho gulch.
lio thought
th‘nt ui wotnon nud chlldron wort-
.i'lll‘i‘it'tl iii “lllli' ho lookoti on. Sono-
IIt tlItIuI IIIoIIIoId unti he know litcy
wv~rc living. litiiict tnorod his lunlily
,bnt'lt into ”to IIIIInt-l for sItI't-ty.
Ilullot'. tin: saloon nnd titt-
"IhtI littltI rail:
road ulntton won IIu'tIpi nwuy by HIV
tItlIzc of tho Itvnlnncho which had grain
od tho huddlcd bouucu ItiId wronkctl
its fury on tho truilts amudlng t'ilrtII-iit
in Hit puih.
)it'nillgrfi tolling of tho tlisautcr
\I’crt- wot lo lirttrott :md rtIiitIi' truths.
t‘liil‘fi‘illg physicians, nitrous lllltl work-
o-rs woro Ittutlo up and doupuichod.
Owing to prcvioun slidcn which have
lIiocltctl IlIII Wind and HWl’lli :IWM‘
portions of tho truck. tho roucuo truths
I‘liil IIIII llII fIIl‘liIcr tlII'IIt St‘citit‘.
\tiIt-IIt-II tho rcsoucrs lIIttt- to ntnkc
lhcir Why on foot tIvoII tlIII snow,
.\|It)lllt‘t' lI‘Iilll bourluu ont-kitm
IItIniIIIIIt-II' nnti cnrrying ItIIIoI‘IulttIrs
ltllti ItItIro “Ink-Ire: loll IIII'tII'tIlI into
host night. A third trnin. cuII-yiuu
“tiliilill‘ll :tIId provisions outIunh to
Inst tho lIuIItlI'tId porsouu tIIII dun.
um: utIIIt oiixi Iitiu Inotdinn
t‘tIIIIIIIIIntIIIIlon “lill Sconlc iro-
tItItIItllt lIticrIItptt-ti lty siltit-w iiiiil it
is iliillt‘llii to not coniploic tittItilIr. of
tho tlislmtt-I'.
'l‘lIc humor: of oil thc poruonn tIIIIItIiIl
in tho uruluut'ho lii‘i' iItII known how.
.\iI-II wlItI lii‘tIti (II‘ ilit‘ tlclut tIII lilo
hott-l
l5
.Inouuiuius :iud wuikcd out to Skyhunr
5" ll'll\‘IIlt-I‘.\‘ I'outztlltotl oi
tiniy forty
of illcso slopt on tho iI'ItiII, tho othorx-
:ItIIinIII at tho t'tIilI‘IItItl lIotcl and poor
by t-tItIIIIItIu
Antoni: IiItI puttsontzots who now on
tho truin nro:
iIIh so) that
Mrs. \\'Illittut Htuiroll llllti throt
i‘liiilll'l'll‘ VII-lurid, li. t,‘.
.‘tloquttitII t‘lIlItlIolIIi. limnlnnd. ii. i‘.
.ioitn .\|ntltio Mtnio, Ii (‘
it IitII'oII. \‘utuI‘ItInIt- II I‘
Mr. nud Mitt. \\'lliiutu Mny. ('iii‘r
Ililllllillrt, II. t‘.
Many Towns Without Light.
WiNS'i‘i‘li). MIII'IIII 13. 'I‘ltt» IthllR ni‘
\‘ori’oik. throu Ituti Vanuatu, thin
Hiltit‘. IIIttl Miltdrton. N. Y. worn with-
out oi-Ictrtc light lust night owing to
Iho hiIIh unicru tIl' tho Iiottsuionlc I'lv
or which put tho ilt‘l‘ltliillii‘ I‘owot‘
plunt ItI (EItIIItItII out oi
ii is proiutlilc that thI
lowInI Will ill‘ without tIloclIic light for
ftwo or ”NH" duyIt ioIIIItIt'.
8ch00ner Republic Run Dawn.
NEW YORK. Mnrch 2.-~’I'hc Itoyui
Mull Hit-Inn l’atIktIl (‘ontpuuy tut-untur
’l‘IIIIuII run down tho IIclIIItIIuII- itcpuh-
No in lit" for. IIlIoIIt :20 tilllt-It uttutitchnl
ol‘ Htil'ltcuut on tho New .IIII'ncy count
lotluy. ’l‘lto ltcpublic wutt tIIInIIIIIcti to
such Itn tIxttInt Iltnt II cull i‘oI‘ llitlthI
utttrc “‘iiii'l-ii'ni out for hot‘. The 'l‘ugltit
in not ill liIIttIti to iillt‘l‘ IIIIt-Iinlucd limit.
low of our counotIIIIIIIco.
’I‘ltc ’i‘uIIutt wnu bound for Now Yolk
fIIInt Kingston. .ltItIIuictt. which uhc
loft on iI‘cIII‘Itttry 3d. 'i‘hc Itchooltcr
itnphbiic. It tutti ton remand. owned in
'I'iItImlIItqu. Mnino. won hound fI'otII
i’ot'ttl itictiii IIItIltI for thin oily.
'l’lio lttIpuh lc'II IItIIp Int for ItIIIIitIL
Itnco was speedily Inn; crotl from this
port. Wrocltiltlt in: iIIItlItf Ittilinu Itltot'i-
iy uttur it o'clock to tho aunlntttitcu of
thr- tiittItlIitIti ntIhoontIr.
’t‘ho 'l‘ttgtts stood by tho ltupublic to
Hunter any nIIuItIIttttlry nitl pointing the
Itrrlvnl of the Relief.
Wuhan—mm
HOTEL AHHIVALB.
MIhIOkOm°--H. «Kcllotuz. llotttou.
iii. Ii. limith. city: 1.. it. Hurlhutt. WIlI
ton: N. :5. Iiurlbutt. Wilton; S. tirocn
sicin lirltluoporl: i) l. Hiccups. It. .i
Mat-Mullen. New, York: Lotus lilting.
Newttrlt; (1 M. ltoch. Now York:
‘l‘bonIIu-I (‘. Manrllnnd. Now Livoht
It“ Munchcntcr Pi‘twltlct’ii'". It. I.:
it. Ii‘ tintrhntior Mouton: intuit i-ihcnr
Now York: it}. A. Warwick .i. A. Mop
'i‘ncl
don. lit‘tttiitlyitI'll. ll. i‘othIt-cy. \chtv
hold; George W illeley, iIItI'ilot-tl.
mm
Two unwound mil: Alt-tinted by
sanctum Adopted by ‘c,ummtt-
too on Military Affine:
WASEQNGTO *' March
house commit.
has adopted '
l. w'wilI/i
input“ plitn of I..rIuIIluI
honorable tilttchttrgcn hv cilil'Fl‘l‘I-iit. its.
cvldtmoed by 1 two Connecticut hills
just reported by he couunitthe. Ichc.
totor's it has no It lmpor‘sihlo to got
the house comutlitcc to act on n'uy' of living IIIIII
l
III. Intutaty lililil‘i Can Beat 366.1 In”:
i
at Its it It
Gamewnuthh Flash is“
Unha5ithy
w--I“'i‘itc cost of
no higher buoauae cerium
iltiS'l 0N, ruin-cit i.
these bills. ulthough they ltnvt- pointed 1 foods uncd liy Inuny people nro high-
tho actiato hovcrul limos.
I
eor Locks, and John M. Millcr, of Now
Huron.
simply granting them Wit) mon honor.
able dinchttrgcu from the army. but
the bonsc committee struck out III!
attcr tho Inactiug cluttsc. uutl nun
ntilutcd theI following. "'l‘hnt in tit:-
administration oi tho pension low:
Johnv Oukcn :duIII hcronttcr lo lIcIII
tulltl ctmsldorod to bow been honor
ably discharged from tho nIiIitIIII- Hi‘
:vicc of thc IIuitotI Sluice us priInio
in Company II. lttb Ilnitcd Stolen
Infantry, on tho Elsi tiny oi Sopicnt‘
her. ISM: l‘rnvitlutl thnt Ito
hhull accruo prior to tho llnfifiii'm of
this act." 'l‘ho ouc. for Miller In tho
same except that the words and thc
lawa governing the national homo for
disabled volunteer soldiers, or any
branch thereof." are udded after the
provision regarding the pension laws.
Tho effect of the house bills will be
the sumo. [iii of tho III-unto bills. cxcopt
thnt thtI tioldicrs will probably not
receive It certificate or honorable die-
chnrtzc. Senator Bulkclcy is us rct uII»
decided whether he will move to hay-c
tht- senate. adopt thn iIouIIc substituto
or not, hut in tho oud this will proh
ahiydie dohc. an it is tho best that:
cnn be nocurod from tho houuc in
chaos of this kind. ’i‘htIro are sov-
crnl other (‘onnocticui bills that may
bc IIitIIcch by this now ruling of tho
house comuiittcu.‘
Connecticut Men Promoted.
l 'l‘ht-odorc i., Wood. of Stamford. but
bcou trunufcrml from tho position oi
chit-f clork in tho dopnrtutoltt of com-
IIIIII'ctI and labor to ho cltiof clork oi"
(le trout IIllit-II III-Intritntml. 'l‘ho two
plmllitmu ill!) tho :quItI solution. 33.-
000. but tltc ptnll oilico position i»
touttitlotcti oI‘ Iuoto iIIIportunt-o.
Alth'tnI-t ii Baldwin. pf Now Ilh—
\‘ II. has boon prumntmi from tho ofllcc
of chief t-lork of tho t'ofitlllti iimf't'_ to
intro tho piucc II-IItlo recent by tho
transfer of \II Wood in tho dcpnrt
hunt of tumult-Ice and labor This
in I pIoIItotion from 8‘2. 500 in :3 lion.
Iioth Int II how two u lot quuy yours
t‘illlllt’('ii"ti with Jurioun (li'lilil‘Ullt‘niK
in Washington. and intro III'tIotic.Ili,\
lost tltclr rout ‘I‘llt‘t‘ri to (‘oIIIIccticnt
liolh uI'tI itlt'tlitios of I‘ostInuutcr (ion
(Il‘nl liitt-hcotk tho (iii-'[N'llhi‘i' of put
I‘otti’tuo in \‘t'unhinuioit
lI‘ruth'nul «dottuizutiuns throughout
(‘tIIII-clicnt in“ sending IIItIIt-stn to tho
Connecticut IIIIIIIIbt-t'n. anoint It rot-cot
ruling of tho post ofilcc dcpsrtuwttt.
rtIlntinII to trtIth'nnl IItIlIlIcntitIIIu
'l‘ltcsc protons sci forth thut tho dc-
pnrttucut i\.|t~ liiflll‘leikmli‘li pcriottl
chin of tho Ituht Io curry udvortiuink
in their coluutuII. IIIIII they anIo tht
Incmhoru to support It hill to rctuctly
this illjtiuiico
The ruling of tho tiopnrlutout III not
exactly on tho llntItt indlcuiud by the.
prop-ton. ’l‘bo dcpurtntcui hnII. how
cvcr. doprivt-tl frntcrnul tnugnnincn
that. curry Illl\t.It‘tlitith tht- riIIht oi‘
scntllng thoir publications tltmnith tho
titiiiili an sot-oud t‘ltilil mutter. unions
they can comply with tho rtItIult'tI-
month of ordinary minimums tutti
nowspnpot'u us to subscriptions. ctc.
W
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMINT.
'l‘ORRiNtl‘i‘ON. March '2. (‘hnt‘lon
t4. Murchounc. who is uccusotl of bIIv-
Int: IIInIIoItttlcti about $3,000 trout tlItI
firm of t‘urroll & Loonnrtl. wholouulo
produce mot-chuutn. of Torringtou. Wu
tcrbury nod Nun'httick. and who won
formerly Tot-ripstop mhuugor for thc
firm, wan nt-rttlgneti in Borough court
here yestcrtluy afternoon. and hold for
trial luthc Superior Court under bondtt
of 32.000. tic him no for failed to tow
cunt the bonds. Morohouhe returned
froth the went Saturday night not! Itur~
rendered to tho Waterbury police tit
thtI "0th Elton in that city lnnt night.
.. . M... MM..- I“
HOYT RECOVER! Hi! MULEB.
Stophcntlnyt. of Hort‘u nttrintry.
New Cuunuu. ll”! reoovnrcd IIoth oi
his mules whiohrouo of his workmcn
took in llrithteport. ’Tllurhdny. and
«old. Thu immIlili'iod cit for til. (.i.
.Ienningtt‘s plucd‘t in tirotm Forum. It.
bring book It trwdiugcr. and inlientl
of going thorn he wont through to
ilritltmport. and mid one of the undue
to It Junk-man for no. and loft the
other In It inn-II in Milford. the man.
whose mime watt John Nietticlt. has
met yet been IooIteti
1..-“me
It doesn't hurt I intro to crack it. .
m .g. - . . 33:: » »~.- ~
8 luau-occupant
ui Parry Dnvia’i in
gottenwiihmm I high" i’limt'tl‘twii
o m Int It
on new It It not
I- not It .I
not nuflclcnt. 'L‘hialtiiii lt'II found a new
55ml tumult-
pintw
IItIIInlon -
think? I largo hultk .
l
The nonatu passed Iioth hilln. . in Inc-.Il'.
cr. luInIII-u ltlont know 'qu title?
. 'lhe two Connecticut. bills luvoly’otl of tutIttt only no so high that It is pro
pro in hohult of John Oukca, of Wind i liiiilllvt‘.
I'utc suro I don't know. in
fact. I'm not in tho least hit interested
II hits bcen so many years
Hlllco l have outcn any meat that 1
how forogttcn how it tnstos," suit! Dr.
W. I}. Itlisu. who is trollllucieii with It
woll known snuutorlum.
lip contiuuoti: “Most in not. It good
”till-2 I‘or Ill III to out. not only because
of his brulth. but hocauuo it no he
fillOWu that till ct” our feats of strcntgh
unti flats or ontluranco Intro been
Inntlc by tut-It who do not use meat in
ihtIir dict~ ,
"Morcortar. wo contend that All tilti-
Iunht urc unhonltlty. if thcro is such it
thing its II pori'cctly healthy unimnl.
whouc dosh is given note not. is that
dosh good for our bodies when, we
knowIthnt it c ntuina much of waste
tlsttue? If tho animals live on the vege-
tation of the earth unt] wc live on tho.
animals. why not get to the bottom of
things III. once: and get back to un—
turn?"
The doctor had told why Inoztl isn't.
good for one. anyway. witotht-r it be
lililll or low. The visitors: h-Iviu . lcurn~
ed that It man who cuu got chm; Just
on tvcll without most. wanted to know
wlItIt they could got to who Its plum
and how much incidentally they might
save by so doing.
. Thoy put thoir questions to (Ictu‘gc
II). (fornfortlt. II chief, who first lililllI
lnnly cypiuincd Ibnt dcnpitc his vczo-
Intlon huhits his photo is not t‘ornlutl.
Ho tiItIn sold: ”’l‘lIo IIotIplo of Now
England can tomorrow stop buying
moot and their iicnlth will III no wuy
lItI injurctl in striking it from thoir
moon. I say they will not suitor. but
i any so only with tho provision that
lhoy out othcr foods which will tnkc
tho plucc of meat in giving to tho body
nourishmont.
“And now ml to the cost, I can hon-
estly way that. for snow yours my wittI
Imti l hnvc htttl till “'I‘ wnntcti to out
upon our table, cnjnying fruits and
other tlolicncics. tutti that we buvc
found by koopintt careful lif'l'OIliil of
our expenditures our food cost us only
till t‘uch month That Is. wo Iivcd on
2nd ouch woclt thc amount which i
lot-l free to any Innny n IIIIIII tutti with
will upontl this very owning in south
Huston rcsihurnut for u pluukctl
slonk.
"l lIollt-vo in tho .‘a'tlvt‘lilit‘tl \‘tIgI‘iJl‘illll
dict printtu'ily lItItIItnuo it brings III; III-r-
ioct hculilt uud I can do my work hot!
tor thIIII i now orcr duIIo ii on um'
oihcr dict. i must oxpialn this (III II
soutowltut III-lontIiIc hunts. I think. to
IIIttktI you How Just what i Int-nu. cluc
you only IIIIlt if it in not nch-ssnry for
the toilcr to intro mom to sustttln him
III his work.
“Food is nutntlly mcnsured in color
ion or bout units. Wo eat food to pro
ducc in our lItIdchI hunt, to IIInktI tho
Innchlnory go. What, then. shall wo
Itau for fuel? Too but It ilro thllm
burn out our lIodloe.
“According to nomc recent rcuourch-
or» the avsrnge Vpcruon doing litIhI
work rcqniron 2.]00 calories of food It
titty. What. shall he cut, thou. to pro
tlucc these 2.ltiti boat units? “II should
ho Itivon about Bill culurtcs of protuld
foods; hotwoou hill) and tiilli oi the chi»
orlcn uhonld be fats and tho rotnaindct
(‘Iit'iioitytlrult-s. (in tho Itt'tII'ItIxo luhic
loony tho llrttli‘liiti nrc Ituhpitotl hy
moul. thtI tutu by corn. cruhm. lInticr.
unlit. olives and pcunnts. and tho cur
bohydrntes by starches. IIrsiuII und
vegetables.
"12M! is an it IIlIoultl lItI. tIxcopt tlIuI
we should use innit-Id ot' Int-III for tho
IIIIottIltlII cud. milk, mutt, noon and
tuition. 1‘hc Mdinc woodnmno cute
meat. iris true. but ho finds ihttt if
he in to work nud work well he mind
have halted henna. The art- tho stun-
tittrti food for thnno men."
Ctmdimonitt nro not food. says Corn»
forth. All the hunt. they produce is ttuI
hot taste in thtI mouth. and tho only
tinuuc iltcy build in It gin Iivor Accord
ing to Utirttttirlb. it truth hot-tilt nltuut
2th tIIIlorltIs It day of proloidu. (.‘ittc
ouncc tIl‘ prottIitI yields iiil cuiorllh.
According in tin» luchIIt Iunritct rcportn.
walnuts um ‘20 conic: aIuIttndtt.
contu; pucuntt. 32 Ninth: nibcrts.
ctIntIt. Itnd cuhtuuaa or "ulnar tum.
til cents a pound. it Would he rather
cheap to not your 2th culorios out of
nuts.“
t-Ivo tuna wnt ennui—33’ colorist»
[int without tit l? gents II dozen It
would be (manner to Into titt- note for
the meat Iuthtttitute. But Corutorth.
although he eluted that the one his;
item In providing toad for the patients
or the unuatorium. was in
nuts. admitted that bonus and point
and good eggs uttd miilt hcipod out to
ntmnrltcn tuttctu.
Writtlnly everyone about the Width
21
H
m
toIIuIn neeinod in the best of spirits
and houlth. despite the fact that dish-!
on which answer to such‘ names «as
broiled nuttolono. granuto, caramel
ct I-cnl grnnosc grucl roast protono.’
goldcn gruins with dutcn and cream
of sin: tIIIId soup wcrc catch.
(inc of thc most popular dishes l8
bnkctl ponnuls. which two simiitr to
baked lIc.Ins tutti Izivc the some basis
for n Intul. tt'IIIItortlI s I‘Ictipc for this
dish is ltorc glt'ou:
“Blanch the peanuts by boating
them in tho over till the i‘t‘tl hulls may
ho cruckctl and rubbed off. but. do not
boot thcnI cnough to roost tho'm. Rub
them well. or roll thout gently with h
rolllus pin till the skins nro loosened.
then wiunow. Souk them overnight.
in tho morning put them in a bean pot
and salt. nod bnko thctn us you would
bonus. for twoivc hours or more."
MAY SELL STEEPLECHASE.
it is unticrstood that the purchase
of thc titio to Steeplechase Island
hold now by George B. Tilyon of Now
York is hointz negotiated with cortnin
busiucsu Int-u of New York. The
mutton of tho would no purchnscrs
urc not known. Mr. 'I‘ilyou has an
Option on tho inltwd for tour yours
more. Iio will it. is understood, sell
thin option along with his intcrcet III
tho company.
The Comfort and
Safety of the Baby
1T
.-
\
ll assured if you have one of t‘ucsc
Safety t‘rlhs. The sldcs‘nro no high
that buby cannot postubiyo not out,
and thcy can be lot down with case.
i. J. iliiliiilii ii iii iii].
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WUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKING
IUOINISU
Capital surplus Ind Profit-
momma "17,000.00
m
his DopoIlt low. M and .6. per your
__._.,.._
EDWIN H. MATHEWION. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, in View"...
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
Pun.
WILFIED IODWELL, CIIMII‘
DillOTOltl
E. H. Muthmn Henry .0 our
John H. Knapp IIIIIIIII mmmn
Jul-h II. Marvin J. WIIIIoo Marvin
christian stm John H. Light
not! H. lam
providing .
Fenwiclt (intical Co.
UNllefilANK“ IUILDING
97 WAIHiNG‘TON "IQTHIIT.
t
tionrseud to tutu It mi. had ta. iii to '
It II. In. mutiny tut Sstttrtiu. 'l to
0pm,
UNIFORM“ WAGE Gall SHUE LEV-
ELLERS.
. LYNN. Muse. March 2.-—-A strike
that was somewhat unique, itt that a
number of the sttikers demanded low-
e.r wages than they are receiving at
ipreaent, was inaugurated in this city.
yesterday. when the “levellcrs” in 25
'sboe factories refused to begin their
tom 3 work The strike was due to the
mines] of the manufacturers to agree
to II uniform wage scale 01' 30 cents
for each dozen pairs of shoes handled
by the Ievellers. Three hours after the
strike had been declared, the manage»
ment of eleven factories signed new
agreement and forty strikers returned
to work. In nearly all of the factories
which accepted the schedule demand-
ed. the men went back at. lower wages
than they had been receiving. in the
other fourteen factories. where sixty
"IevelleI-s“ are employed. the men will
receive highr wages if the demands are
granted.
FORMER NAUGATUCK MAN DEAD.
NAUGA'I‘UCK, March 2.—~’I'he death
at his homo in Newark, of John Bird.
n tormor manufacturer here, was an-
nounced here today He served in
two sessions of the general assembly.
hoglnning with the 1901 term. He had
It largo business acquaintance through-
out tho state. He removed to Newark
II tow years ago.
III R RRER’ 3 hill
ELITE
$8.50 and $4. 00
A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION
BALSTON
‘ $4.00
A SNAPPY, RELIABLE SHOE
HANAN
$5.50 Ind $6.00
APPEALS TOITHE WELL DRESSED
Working ‘ Shoes
$2.00 Iago 38.00
Wear Shocyifl‘hat Fit
,122 wuutm‘mn smear.
coon: agate ‘
Daily line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Town”. JInuIry 1.
I906, Freight Propellm will leave
Pier till. But Riva. New York. (foot
at Dover street). Ivory day. imp t
nundnyl. III 3 II. In. Il‘reight received
at NorwIilt up to I p. m; Ind Booth
Norwslk up to 5: 8i) Mn .
Norwfllt Steamboat Co
Annitig Whom. 6. b. Hd‘nmn.
The Cadillac
“30”}
has shown not results In mile
use und InIihtaiuuhCo. itt tho.
hands of mutter-loud“ owners. {
mandated by my other statomo- ‘
bile in the world. regardless of ,
{price or Manpower. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler