3i rot -
. .Norwaik department, who. beside
. then, was also llolpodubyla hum
.of the members of both the Nor-
‘k. and South orwalk. do moments,
utter dentin 3 over, a p we at pp-
atul, theblllnam none wagon. to
brigade or firemen ‘tronl altitude
diatrldt wbrer' Olliut Harold F.
in Caption (ieorge ”W; Bogardua,
Vi‘tpr Samuel McGowan. exilhief D.
linm llari’ord and several more
; on from South Norwnlk; John D.
, tie, ex~chlef ol' the Norwulk do
n tmoltt. and others.
,auponly by the hardest kind. of
. that the iirbuleu by their con»
, a norm isn't the llamas ‘wlthln
' lim ill they (i d,.i‘or with loan skill-
ondeavoll. oven without a change
it!
‘. slip
Silt Streams of Water.
all at; ilt‘tllllilti ol’ water were
. Although on many reduced the
it, y prdeau‘ro, there still remained a
' d‘~idrce, which reached to the top
0. . the burning. buildings. Two lines
more laidl'rom the .wel-lt, end of the
.Mnedlct Farms bridge, two from F‘lrdt
shoot. near the corner of New street,
and tho other two lines of hose were
attached tw’a hydrant at the lower end
omNow atreet. 'i‘his big footage of
none was secured from the East Nor-
wfldkihoile jumpers at the Van Zandt
street the Image and in Now street.
and Futnam hose wagon, it, was. the
ihnlpor in New street thatwae first
aiillilablr, on account of its nenrnese
to the amine ol‘ trouble. The firemen
who live in the vicinity made good lle‘e
oI‘ the jumper, staying the names as
bpet they might uiltll the arrival ol’
more assistance. ‘
Five Bull ingeGutted.
; Five buildings in all were complete-
ly gutted by the tire. These were all
the property of Josiah and William E.
Marvin bud included the other and feed
building occupit-d in his buainoae par
tially by .l. \i‘ullnoa Marvin, a small
live-story ilouso adjoining and three
buildings on tho ooal yard property
at the rear, containing buy and grain
While tho bay was (leatroyod co.
pietely_ nomo loud and grain lll bag
was saved. This was carried ollt into
the highway whilo the tire was in
progress. The root of Mrs. Joseph Him
hard‘e residence took lire bill the hllm
was pill out before it guintul a fool
hold. '
Neighborhood in Danger.
The dropping of burning.- chunks oi
wood and other inllanllnablo material
was a danger which caused much
alarm for good cause. i‘hlckon houses
at tho rear of New-sli‘vol and First
street houses took live, as did also pile:-
or lose and soowa. but (li‘lt‘l‘lilliit‘il oi‘
forte were made aurooasl‘uily to put
. the incipient tires out of commission.
[ " Fire Extinguisher Used. .
Some of the South Norwnlk tirumen
were able to use a pnlmll extinguisher
to good advantage at ono point. It
was pointed out to (‘hiof (‘lork that
fire was eating into Illt‘ root of (Hit
of the Marvin iirotlloru' houses in New
street, occupied by Philip Mail and
family. Ex-Chioi llfll‘l'lii‘d and Prod-
erick lillrkiey. of lilo South Norwaik
department. need a band tank and no
further trouble was t-lporiolu-od illt'l‘t‘.
High Water Danger Mark.
The height of the (humor condition
was about 12:15. when it looked doubl-
I’ui if the combined oh‘orta of tho llro-
men would get the tire uudor control.
It. was suggested that tho Not-walk
lire department's etoalnl-r bu nakod for,
but Clilt‘f Wileolor loll Hill't‘ bu rould
handle the llro and (I(‘\'(*lt)|llli(‘lil.~l prov.
on that ho was right \\'illlin hilt-oil
minutes there was awry reason to bo-
lieve the Ilronlou hull tho iroubh- well
in hand. in tho. interim. lilo blaze
had broken (lllt with renewod fury,
but those nix xil‘PlllliH worn hurling
ton after toll of water into lllt‘ lit'ry
mass and ullroly boating it into annulle-
slon. By 2:45 thoro was no doubt that
the firemen had the llfllllDl-l undor rou-
trol, this Willi om.- llnd one-hull hours
after it had boon iirat (Ilut'ovorml.
Origin Still a Myltery.
The origin of (no lira in Just liti much
a niyalory ills when it wall (llN'tll‘L‘l'iMl.
All was told yvairrday, till- llrai. lnll-
mntlou coming to ltzruoat lounge. in
ohnrge of J. William hinrvln‘a coal or»
boo, we- when iiillllhl’ Fredrirh irnpml
irom‘hia grocery delivery wagon and
nut Illto tho olllt-o with tho llliorlna
lion tlmt (in- whole pinci- wna atlre.
Mr. Young huulird out. only in llilil
r the liliormution all too (run. The alalrr
way between the other building and
the adjoining human wan (hon a liliilitt
of home that was shooting straight it)!
tilttop of the building. Mr. Young
toluphonud- to tho Van zandt utrool
il'l'é'liouoe. then to Ayorn' murkot'and
minted iii gutting illl‘ Now lilronl
jump" into service. lly thin limo llli'
or}t in tire wan going about iht' uninh-
,,b0fh00d and a crowd unlokly kdiboroti.
The hmpor from Van Zandl nirool
WM round down with a liill'iii‘ nlld
Wuhan by Philemon Aybrn. in the
meadow. word had nlno boon arm
,to Chief (hark, at South Not-walk.
who dlronlnd tho Putnam hone Wagon
bummed ovor in tho acouo and Milk
' t dbi‘lld. ‘-
Uli in until about 5 o‘clock boloru
‘ the firemen guillorad up their bone
and "turned in unartrrn. A lino wall
loft for umergonry. for it appeared
that. the tire might break out. There
W“ a report during the blunt-hi pro
" . , that t had gotten out of the
video's r. ntrol, after having once
It under euluulanlon, but this was
I "“9. ~ I
. Clitoral Firemen injured.
. 7 . Waiting on valiantly without ‘ronrd
‘r “ i‘Imltil risk, it in llitlo to be
on bred that some of the firemen
Nero ‘lninred.' The wonder in that
re, were not hurt. Horace Webb.
lie on a nuazlr. bad one of ill!
dll gauged by broken glass in a
indow neveral litigant out a!
nil. Fr ‘ lokilurhlemolthe south
0mm fills Police. had ueverai nu-
‘ injured and at that it was thought
‘ 1m broken.
. ”of; blowout Not-walk department.
on have
to
r
x.
ti out by being attack by it
7 ions the. most idylll jinn from hill 3‘
‘ we would bu ltili'lli‘ll lo ilt'lllll ill-luri-
Frederick Roberta P
the
stream of wator. it. illl lilnl in the
than with great iorro.
Dr. Brown'l Good Work.
llr. Franklyn (i, iirowu timroughly
~ulnblishod his ropuinllml as :1 lim-
lllln, putting his powol'i'ul untolllobiio
o groal aorvioo in transtorrlng hour.
iiti BPI'VlCt'H worn \‘oi'y illill‘ll ll]l|ll‘(‘t'-
tilted by the iirollloil. Not :lloln- (lid
Dr, Brown r-nrl borer ubout in his our.
int he. drill‘o over to llii‘ Ntli'quI-z Lot-k
rompany' plant. gm I'llit‘l lyiwnlm in
lJll'i'y mill \l‘liil‘il‘tl Iiilll (ll‘l‘i‘ to lili‘
alro. Ai'tor lilo rhlrl‘ nrrlyod. ho 50111
'Ir lilt' Mill‘llllii‘til‘ truck. Willt'll was
ill] down by ilw tiri- intidios. ’l‘llo
‘liltli‘l’b‘. hooks and other iliilllli‘ulue
l‘os lla‘t‘tl to good (‘lft‘li
Families Rendered Homeicac.
William liurtlott and loudly and Sir»
thou Moiltsport and hill Histora. Alinlo
nd'lloli-u. (-ompriwd tho oibor l'unl-
ly (l(‘t‘llil_\‘lil,l! illl’ St'i'lilill lloor ol' illo
lllll't' and loud building. lil'ol'ylhlnu
boy had ill iln- plltw- was: doall‘oyt‘d.
iii has also lilo runo llllll llii' t‘nluilii-n
Ii‘ i‘larullro Width and i-iuuoul- .llol'loll
n tho linililt' nbxt door iliili was put-
(‘ll .\Ir. Alt-litaporl in willpioiwi ill
ho Marvin mill ynril ulld illn distill“:
“It"? at work in South \‘orwillk \\'lll'|l
illybody (‘iilllil rolil'h on. i didn't liilil“
.vhlll to do. Finally a lillllli'i' won pill
in to (ho window llllil l lint: taken out “
Mr. lilil'llt‘ll llud bot-n workilll: on
its bout lil‘lll‘ tho Mill‘illl illll‘li. and ii
.vna hr, ('url \"lt’kl' and amoral oth-
‘i'ii who nal‘od llur lil'o. MI‘H. Illii‘ill‘ll
wall hyntorlrlli and it l‘t'ill.i‘l‘ll urvni
'fflti'i ill Ki’l hol' lll Ill" pi‘tlililtl. li tlln
'hllt‘l‘ lll‘ (Wt-lily i'mtl ill lttlivi .\li'
'inl'tloil nuld ll yoilllk liiilil ninrlpd up
iiu lhilili‘i' in Mayo bin lililo tlnllglllor.
int “0 ovorlook him llllil wont into
loune Illmuolr. uniting tho rhlld and
uarryiuu bur down tho lmidor to tho
troilnd. Thu ('llllil hud ilk liulr ninurd
ind in n momolit would burn perished
in tho nwl’ui turnnru lbni tliuupurllnoni i
had lili‘i) lli't‘tlllli'.
Other Eloapn From Death.
Mr. iiarliotl'a molhor. Mrn. Emma
ii‘. iiurlloll, who lived with hilu, won
in tho adjoining bonito that wall burn-
‘lll. tilio wan in tho Ayr-ru lipnrtnu-nt.
Mra. llnriluit railed Mrn. Ayorli‘ ill-
tonilon to a oraokiinu hiilllitl and tho.
womuu invt-uilgntod and found llm
lira wall alrolldy at o point whorn liluy
mtlltl hurry to porn thonmolvuu. Mr».
Ayora grnbbod hi‘l' baby daughter from
it nrll look lit-r lillio lion by the hand
and Mimi out of liii‘ hoopla. Mrn.
llarlleii. hurrying out auto. it won only
a few motllonlu boioro illt1 liliulnu worn
leaping from the bottom of the boom
to the top. t-lo ulllokly did llioy ad-
vancn that noun of the lmnnohoid tun
ultnrn could be taken out.
Women ill Token flick.
The exaltemnni told liolivliy on filrn.
Mofloti. who. with htir liulibatld noun»
pied the hour over that More family.
and nhonvnn ‘tnkett nmwaiy ill. line
will cnrod'tnr in thisI neighborhood. 'l’ho
younger Mm. barbell and her ('llllt!‘
were rarod for during tho liro at lill'l
home of William Formation. in Flint?
litreol. hater Mrs. llnrliott rolnrnod'
to the group of lilo lira. only to dial
cover nvorrthlng ill bur homo had
been destroyed completely.
"rename. Hill No lfllui'iht‘ll.
Willie inlulrtiboo wall untried by lilo
iMarvlnu, tilt: tunable had not a penny”:
‘ (locum! _
IAIII brood lo and cakew-
boim them pc'rgotly all through.
. upon brown them. app-datum.
”A”! but. i and lime
with .mmypiiuwwmu'pm
my» lib-flab natural duvet. .
noun-«mm chop-Hunk» ‘.
than under and inviting. l.
TOAST! bind. aniline, crack-
m and chum. ,
No drudgery of» coal and
ashes; no steeping to get at
oven; no smoke, no dust,
no odor ——-juet good cooking
with greater fuel economy.
. Irons and. water in wash-
l boiler always
{but *' The
t
has .a Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping plates and food hot.
Drop shelves for the coffee pot or saucepan. and nickcled toweiracks.
It has long turquoise-blue enamel chimneys. The nickel finish,
w'ith‘thc bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stove very attrac-
tive and invites cleanliness. Made with I, 2 and 3 burners; the
2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet.
clunoluu non: I: me ya in on lion—In um lie none-plate mu “ m mum-loll."
Every dealer everywhere; It not at yuan. write for Ductiptin Circular
to the lie-mi annoy of the
Standllrd oil
9.9mm
worth. blaring tl‘ioili ill a and plight.
All they had was llll' violin-u liloy
worn. ’l‘llo oldor Mm. linriloll also
lost lior pension puporn, bur husband
having born a Hill \‘i'nr voiorall. Silo
was usuurod that aim not-d have no
it‘iil' on this :it-oro. -
\\'lillo lilo liro was In prompt-in. llli'
iroilt-y lino \lnu iiml up for il llllit‘
A our wna rulluhl on tho (irolzory I’oilil
oxiouaiou and Illllllllt‘l' our was brought
down from Norwulh by Sllporllliondonl
(‘lllli'lt‘h A t‘oplvy, tor irnnsit-rrim;
pnaaonuora about ilii‘ N‘Nlt‘ of ll‘tlllltlv
s‘pwtlil imvmon norv also on bond to
look utlm' llil‘ lt-lt-pliollo and llllil‘i'
wirm llial might in ilITot‘tt-ti
Started a Subscription.
llolwrl .loaolol‘ak), who in ll “I'll
known billet Norwulk bunlnosa inntl
itoglliy sylliplltllizod with tho i’llmilivn
him had ill-on burnt-d out of homo and
all. but bp did not atop lhoiu. unaiozid
(ll‘H‘lllllilllz hie Nl‘lllputlly into ilitlniblt-
lornl by starting a anim'rlptlon for lllt‘
immodlutp l‘viiol of lllilbt‘ nIYurll‘d.
\\ iiilin n i‘o-w minutes he sat-rurvd (hr
lolloultin from ppnplo about tho lit-iii-
My
1' H Pipldiiil:
Million in llll\i
. s [till
I iiu
llt‘ llro brnkt- out, so llllli ‘no ”no one WV" .\’ Sll‘l‘l‘ 1““
'n illolr npnriiuoni at tho limo. \‘ (i “”1"“ ---- ‘~ 1“"
liolu-rl .losololykl _, ,... ..,. 1 till
Thrilling L'le Saving. .‘lli llunut-li . ........... . .. ill"
The Night of Mrs, William linl‘liolt H" S h- L““""‘“‘"‘ I'"
and llrr ('ll‘l’t'li-illlliillln‘vltltl dnuuhii-r J- “» ”'“W‘Wl - iiiiii “‘0
iiuih wui-l ll most llill'lllllv' opp. lira " *l lilydonburu 1""
Yilll'ilt'ii tlllla a grnplllt‘ story of tho ‘l- S ”'“l‘m” 1""
silllltiloll, ,-'t:: was told ill lotilvl‘dnl'n if. E ”"rhm" l0"
Sontlnvl. lln- “onion and i'llllil \\'I‘l'(‘ Ml“ “- "\ ‘ll‘l'kll‘m ------------ “l"
iakoli front the llillltllill; “llll llit‘ uid “ ”(ml MWTHW ~-'~- ’5'"
of a ladder nttt-r ili‘l' (‘Ht‘lilll‘ llnd boon "mm‘rl'" AW” - ‘ “"
'ill off by tillI lll‘t‘ ill lilo only alnil‘wny “mm” ”"l‘m‘m‘" >>>> 7'”
whirll would orniit of polling out by Mr" Hill“ ““5““ Hm
ordinary illi‘llllb‘. .\lr \‘un (‘ot-l‘t-rlnu lltll
Alter tip- liro, Mrs. iinrilt-lt. lilill M" ”mm” rrrrr .. . 1""
llor lnllr Hillizt'll uud xilll yory iii‘l" M” A. ~‘"'""“" ~- ~ . ~ '3
yous. mm. lira. A iiul'naivlll .Htt
"l liltilllzlii l still-Hod ‘lillllt-illllli: bnrll "‘ limm‘m“, “i“
lug nllll opoliod lilo oyvil oi lbw hitch» ii. “'““"*‘“"" _ . ll",
p" Ntol‘r. hill (burn “NH no iroubh- ”WNW" WWW“ ------- ~ . 3"
thorn, and l Hlfll'liell looking around lilo ”"Hm‘ l‘“)"““"“' --------- W“
holler. As I wont li)\\'lii‘ll lln- door lll ”- Libby . 7'"
’llt‘ lil’llil ul‘ illl' Hlilll‘N l board it t‘l‘mk I‘mllll'fi A. Johnson , . l.llll
lint: iliiils'i‘. \\'llon l opoliml tho door. M" ““‘E'd‘mml ~ “m
tho lllllnoa mime right at me and i was ”5”." "i‘“‘"'“" “l"
driven book. This wun tho only way "2 i’. 5“"‘""""""“ ----- 7*”
H, got out and I won ponnod ”I. l \ll‘fl. l‘lllll‘li'p (‘olonmn .. ..... too
ion to tho lliudow lilld oponod it. about» ' '
but till loudly no i rould. l lhouuht "ll-77‘
Fire Breaks Out Again. '
.\lll‘| llll' lil'l- tippui‘ullla Illid iI-fi lilo
Hi‘t'iit‘ yrnlvl‘llliy illli‘i‘liiiilil. lll(‘ ill--
Mnrlmi up ll'i‘h’ll among iiillili' out», bill
it lint' ol‘ llllht‘ Iilld Iumn loft l'ol' Hill‘li
iili vulrrnvut'y and tho blnzv was pill
out lli‘flll‘l' ii lliill n i'lllillt‘l‘ lo lititllllili‘
M‘i'iimh lll‘tllltil'llllilN unnin. Sl'Vt‘l‘iil
lilt‘ll \\'l'i(' liupl ni tho rrouo all night.
bill tliv llllili‘i did not l'lllltii‘ any fun
llll;lli troublo. 'i'lwro bun broil ritlllil'
duration “H to who turuod ill Ibo :ilnrm
iirnl. ll tlovvlopu llllll Arlilul' ilrowu.
of .lMllt'H A. .Illllllmul's inllrkol. Ili'l ivoll
un turnout Yonnua, lllltiillllillltll to ”W
lll‘i‘ lit-parllnoul.
lnouranoe and Damage.
’I‘ho proparty lit-atroyod or burnrd
to it roualdl-rnblo oxlom was all iii-
aurl-d through llii‘ J. M. Inylou &
i‘mnpnily. ”10.. unbnry and wait vovt‘n
ml to tho uxtr-nt or about 7.uou, 'l‘hu
loan in now bring limit-rd out. \‘nrlonn
olilimalun pint-u tho loan from Stimuli to
Siphon tho llrnl lining lilo tlullro
thought likoiy by an lliaurunro mnll.
line in Smith Street, Normik.
This Morning at 7:30 a lira wuu diu-
rovornd in tho bomb of Mrk. Walton
on Smith alrrut by lioburt llornor. Ho
and unoihor mull alloooedmi ht pulling
lilt' llro bill lloforo tint liiito i‘lli‘lilltfili
Ii'llt‘h arrlvnd. ii Willi junl u rhimnoy
iiro and llll‘ dtinlllltl- whirh amounts to
about no in rovorrd by luaurnut-o. 'l‘bo
humus bl ownud by icdwnrd linyi. Tho
tire was put whim tho iirtlmnn arrived.
bill "(boy poured unint- ollmult-ul Iliild
Iinto tho building on gnnorui prlurl“
blob.
won. PLANT ”in. well. PILI.
«it ill niatod that the Raoul motor
company intends to begin mnoving
the biz. pile of sheila from tho Wnahx
limit)" airnet bridge about June 20th
and that name forty colored men will
return born from Noll'tllk at that time
to brain In thnlr trnnpier to tho rnm~
pany‘n oyutur hedlt ill tho pound. Only
lifteon of tho unloved openers are but
in this city now. 126 or them having
wiurliell to their bullion in the South.
W
.i. ‘t> ..' -
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‘ SATURDAX, MAY 7. 19m
,.
“llilil lull" ; ;
lllli lilll lull",
. !
This Is Husbands inluucililn lo
. Wile Who Secures Divorce
“Wu. bnvo boon married now for ten
years, yet we have lean tououruua than '
on the day we wore united. While you
how had nothing, your llrotiiore and
alatorn have had t-vorytbiug they long»
ed for. Our ilvoa have boon so full of
ope and-downs and diliappolntlnonle
that we have lulu that irlor affection
for out: anotiior. This my buried in
ytiti~~y0il are now in tho prime ot-
lil'ow—l know you ('Oillll find aoluoono
who would think morn or you than i.
could, nun who would make you hair,
pier lhnn i ovnr have. it in built ihnt.
you got. it divorro from lite and marry
aomoouo who will provide you with u
homo. I know you know that l llltVt"
given it great many notes and owe-
illili‘ll money, all or which worrlon mol
(iotieidorubly, bill I intend to atlvo ov-
nry rum and to pay off llli' ltlfit tiol~
Inr."
'l‘llt-ao l‘olv lliirn urn port of a ll'i-
tor wi‘iitoll by i‘onrtlundi is. Hiladon.
now of Kahuna (‘lty. i‘orinorly. of South
Norwalk. to hit: wil‘o, (him-lo (i. (iorlinln
nllliililli. ol’ Vi’oalport. who was ll po-
iiiionor for n diroroo on tho ground of
donoriiou. botoro .iudgo Howard .1. Cur-
iln. in tho Suporlor ('(lill'l. iodny. ’l‘ht-
couplo worn married in Woaiport.
April 5. ltiilli, at that (into tho hillthlllld
living it wholonuh- fruit doulol'. Luibl‘
tiioy movod to Boston, whore hr con~
(“wind a lull ntoro. lilra. llibldou says
that hor huxllalld will; wont to stay out
into lliulita. ‘Whou ho did vomit ill ill
tho morning in" would ninlo that ho
"wok littouliinl: n. "looting of tho lioynl
'Arrllmlm.” (living tip Illa atom in
limiitiii lilt‘)‘ roturnod to \Voniporl lo
rollldo with bur ll‘l()IlI(‘i'. in May. littib
ho Ollllllilt‘ii (‘Illltlllyilii'ill with Yotiilnu
liron. illillt‘l‘li. in Now York. On May
2d, littili. who l‘('(‘l‘ll'(*tl a lolivr from ili‘l‘
llllnlullld rioting lillii ho had girth
up his position with Younger Bron. ullti
illlli iii‘i‘t‘ilil‘il lilo partition of lll‘H'illl'
aorroiury and companion with ll non
iioiluln n ho wan to truvol nllrolld. Part
of llll‘ loitor is no :lbovo. Thin la llit'
llllii limo ho olor “min to his witv.
lira liilsdon lilit‘l‘ li‘lil‘llt‘tl ironl lilH
pnrvuls llllli bu did not no tlill‘Oilii lip
plily Silol‘ii‘i Kompor. ol' Wi’lelpoi‘l was
also a wllnma, t-‘lliltllu that tho lion
lilliiln nud ll" worn llt‘lglilltli‘l‘l :liln‘i lilill
it iiilatlou‘ bud rnluruod to \\'t-:~'tporl
ho would know it Thu ('(lliil liliith‘il
illt‘ tll'i‘i't‘t‘,
Married to spite Another.
“ Silo told mt- iilnl si'o illfll‘i‘it.‘(l mo
in npitv nuotllvr i’l-llow," said ('llutou
lllll'llt‘h ol' (ll‘iwnwiiu today. to .ludnv
l'lil‘lifi. who not: lll‘dl‘illlL lilll‘iltrl‘ up
pilrutlon tor diyoru- till tho ground ol’
ilt‘hi‘i‘ill‘il. from Edith lliil‘lit‘t: of Full
l‘llosivr. both l'lopimz from Port (‘llml
tor to llitlllnrnlinri. on tho (‘\‘t‘lllllg or
Jim“ iii. liltbi li.i.ima oxpillllwd Why
in” run away in Jillian (‘uriis lm-uuno
“alto" thought it who lhv brat. 'l‘llv)‘
sopnrnlml nod r. . it wont ilillilt‘ dlrrrl
l\’ llfirr llll‘ (‘itl' molly .Aliolll ii nook
:li’tt'l' lilt‘ (-ol‘l‘lnmly illo young \"lli‘
told of tho nupimls to llt‘l' llill‘i'liltl,
lilll'ilon Milli llt' pun wllilltn lo iiw with
bill illit- ill (irwnulrh, but silo whim-d.
«lilting (but ahv would lilo ill l‘m‘t
l'lll'nll-l' tli‘ [out [long ll.» unit-mi,
union to NM i‘ul‘k to not furuilmv
for thou no“ homo llo paw hm-
t-‘(lilll‘illllliz lilo slim to pay lIil M)llll'
llil'lllilli‘i‘ wllitli llv llzld urlivnul, lilii
who kopi lilo mow} Luior rillt‘ i'\
lllliliii'd to blip illullil why she had lillii'~
rind. \l‘lu'n lplvalionod llli‘liil‘l‘ by
will' had told llllii that aho ill'\'t'l‘ lu-
lnndod to many him. that it was to
aplio a mum: limp lil iiyv. N Y.. in
whom elir won «illitl‘ml. hilt who did
lipllllllill'tl hol llnruoa (old lilo (‘Ulli’l
itt- bud only known hit-l Mir .1 1'th
nioniils bvlolv lib liullrliluv 'i'hr murt
llillHH‘ll llll' dl'l‘il‘fl‘
Wile Left Hunbnnd.
l)ll\’l(i i‘ Smith, n (armor of iirwu-
llt'ld lllll. was gruntml a separation
from Edith Sborwood Smith, of Hall
(on, on tho proulld oi dosrrtion. :ll llll
told tho vourl that illit'i' his luilrr our
to Ming‘ Slit-rumor lior 2o, innit, illrl
wont on it trip to California. ll'bvl'r
llloy i‘l‘hlllt‘il illim' illoiliili‘i. 'l‘lioy ro
llil'lll‘ll to his hoim- ill (il‘i‘i‘iilll‘lil llill.
ain- li-lillllu lillil to no to bor purvnln
Ill Mouton. Sppl. :u. loud. 'I‘llb tiny ui
it'l‘ lilo lit-m-l‘liiui lii‘ \\'l‘lll to lli‘i' liltllir.
which in bill ihlw ulilon flout lllll
llilllli“ lu )li‘i‘flillilli‘ nor in rtlllrll. but
who ri-lum-d Hlio told lilil that rip
wna Mil‘l’,‘ rabi- t'\(‘l |lil|l'l'l('( him, that
lilit‘ lion nillrl aim I‘\(‘I' il-I't llt‘i‘ |Il\l‘
t-ntn. lhllt‘ \i‘li'~‘ on only vilildt. (but .‘illi‘
wua worry tilt- (Ll) uhu tilt'ppl'il into lily
mil" to tilt in i'llllllii‘lilll. 'l'o Mra.
l‘iilllllll it. Rollin it, of llllllbury. a noon
in at tho pluiulin‘, hiya. fillilill nitliml
(hill «ho wna blll‘ly lino ovor illnrrlml,
alto wnulnd in bi.- ut homo wllh bur
parouiu.
..... w “2......
FOI' MORE THAN 1‘
CADKB
lt‘nllty'n lioltol and Tur lilih born a
homiohoid Invorllu for all ullmvntll
o! tho throat. ('lii-iii and lungs. (lon-
tullm no opinion ulld no lfllrmiui ili'lilrlii.
'rm. llrlduo l’lumnnry. "
HREE DE“
.. wwwwr .
HENS EAST COAL DUBT; THEN
.THEV LAV BLACK EGGS.
Ntliill‘il'li, N. i'.. May 7. ally l’l‘tlll
but till brim on n mixturo compound
lump or lino (‘tllll dillli. Fi‘iillii J. limi-
i‘ii'li. u tumour, of UXNN‘il. ilun produred
a brood or lowlu that lay rolli blnrk
Elliot. What in tho “whilo” oi no or-
dinary and. Mr. iiotirirlt aura. lllti on»
llroly dlanpnoarrd. but (molt on; non»
Mimi oliblluh until oil to unit till bin
burn“ luntnrn.
Tim-n trunks ago Mr. Dellrit-k put a
uniting of iii of those dug: mulvr one
/ oi' the nthlnpian hens? Yeulorday ah:-
hntchnd out. a dilarter of a pound of
nuke and two mull lump: or pure
carbon. Four of the «it: disappeared,
and last night the farmer round llll'
other hen setting on them, having
made a noel in it cool liruilie. ’iiu
broke the outta upon. and found a
slight dammit of ohurrnai on tho lunitla
ot the alloliu.
Mr. Cedric-k has two regular hon»:
shut up in tho rout bin. lie in funding
them on a dint of pltonpimroua lliitl auyn‘
trio nun bill be.
he in nobildolit lm can produce olou .
i
o l
EDISON i
, PORTLAND
CEMENT ‘
when mixed as concrete. malice
stronger - than - wood, lasting - as— 5
granite
Gate Posts, Fence Posts
Hitching Posts, Clothes-line Post:
Posts of Every Kind
When the wood-posts the other
man buys at a high price are
rotten and have to be renewed.
the concrete posts you put in, at
the same or less cost. will still be
good for hundreds of years.
The quality of Edison Portland
Cement never varies and it is
Uniformly, 10% Finest
Ground in the World
That's why it goes larthcst, it
easiest to mix and yet bind:
strongest. invariable in color.
Stop in and uh up to tell you about it
Raymond Bros.
" South Norwaik.
WAGE QUESTION SETTLEMENT.
Peculiar Situation Which Developed on
New Haven Road Made Public.
.\‘l-:\\' HAVEN, May 7 _, 'l‘hl» with»
“Will of tho \lulzv ilill‘hllllll upon illt“
Now York (‘l-uirill Railroad bliuiln to
\l(‘\\‘ n pvrullnr situation ll‘llirll (tort-ll
opml in tho i‘t'i‘l'lll uopoiiatious on the
Now York, Now ilnllu tlnd linrttortl
liullrttnd oyor lllt‘ hillilt' inane. Tho
“alto and working at lli‘ililll't‘ linll llooil
nrroptod by both aidoa when tho ('(lin'
llillli'i' of tho roudurlora und trainluon
tillilllli‘l‘ll llii‘ proposition in (ltllpl'lll
Muppet r Higgins that in lllt‘ (Wl‘lll of
n lllrétllll'l'l‘ilit‘lll on ”I“ Now Yolk ('i'll-
il‘lil that tho Ni-n lion-n (‘uinpully
:ltioll its itiliut-nt‘r on lilo N'lllt‘ ol‘ tho
own. and in ownt oi llll‘ ilit'll going on
utrilm on lllnt road (but illi‘ harm-moot
on HIV Now iiau-u iHiiil bu lilll’lliulll‘tl
w lil:li ii Slilltvzlilivlit‘ bii‘lkl- ('Hillll lll'
t‘t'fillili-d l0
'l‘llv Now Huron rouli olllrinis ro-
ll't‘ll‘tl lilo proposition “'lilitllll iiisriln
stun and llli‘l'l' will: a dondlot-k lll llil‘
liltli .k't‘llli’llll'lll. 'l‘llv national otllrorn
of tin» lirulbt-rhoda of liniiroud 'l‘ruilr
null and ot lilo i‘t)llilll(i(ili~ wort- no»
llilod ol‘ tho additional drmunda null
tun or ”Will (‘iiiilt' llt‘l‘i‘ and oil-rl'uli-d
llli‘ lol'al i‘illlll‘l'i‘llt‘t‘ t'iillllitliil'l‘. ’l‘lw
proposition was \llilplulwu ulld illt‘
STEil’S Pills
colon , _.
Till. IDIAIOAD "RA!
in! Anti your Jr: It r.
mwNeO-QW’. mun-«Wag:
l‘lll-in ma uni “old brand
than. ullni «in. tum: in tun.
F“ "‘ "it’ll i‘ii’it'l “hm
v . .l' ‘ o ‘ . v
) (an INHNII l'l .LK. for '5
you: nwflllliéfl.bhlfll.‘illl\Rtllll’lf
50“) BY likiifililSl'S EVIR‘MIII'RE
NOTlCE
. .01er TAXES
'l'ho lllxpult-rn of tho (‘lly or Fiouilt A
Xurwnlk urn hurt-by uulidrd ilull tho
t'll) lay oi sown (7i milk on tint dol-
lllr. laid on llil‘ hunt-autumn iiat ol‘ liitlll
by tho llnurd ol‘ ERlliillllt‘ nml 'i'uyn-
lltiil. will bu (Inn and pulliillo on tho
that day of May. lillil. at Willt'll titnu I
will rvroiyt'c tho anluo at my olllrr.
lioom a. l‘ulind liauk liulldluu. it?
\l‘llnllllluloli hill'i‘i‘l. South Norwalh.
i’ounily at tho min or niuo illi por
until. it your from hilly I. lulu, will llo
riinruod on all billu rrmuiuiuu llnpnid
hilt-r John I. ltliil.
WILIJAM t-t. \Vliit‘tlx.
(‘oltmvlor or Tunnel of tho City
South Norwnlk.
south Norwaik. A‘lli'll ll. lulu.
swam
Union School District
'l‘lieAtnxpnyr-rn of tho t-lnuth Not-walk
ilulon School llintrlci nib. homily noti-
lird that illt‘ dlairlrt but of two mllia
on tho duller. laid on the town national
mom but of illlitl, at a mutating or the
district twill on the 8th day or June.
1009. at. the Franklin nuimol, will ho
duo and pnynblr on tho abound day of,
May. illlli, at which time i shall be
ready to receive same at Htiilsoni’ow-l
oil‘a drug atom. 82 “inhibition ulreot.‘
Panalty at the rain of it per cent. a
year from May 1 will bombarded on
and after June 2. 1910, l
It; A. TOidlmti.
Collector of Tnxoa for Houth Norwnlk
ilnlun School ilillti’lut.
tinted ill South Nurwnlk, April 25;-
lkiil. «25 int
(if
H
I.
v
euernaeemo BUCKET ell-tops. , 'nmonoo LESS iron PENSIONS.
pm
m
Department of JuntlchHu a Plan to Duth'l Toll to Heavy in Survivorl of
Do work Without Congreu. ,
WASHlNGTON. Mny 7.~'l‘ho oom-
piotet‘euppreasion of the “lull-21ml shop“ oral pension appropriation hill
Civil War.
WASHINGTON. May i.-~'I‘ho len-
W35
business throughout lilo United States panned bytbe Senate today. ”it carries
ill sought hydhe I'lepnrimonl ol' .lue- ”55.000000 or 85.000.000 lotus than out
lion. Prosecutions already
started your. The provluion' in the Hope bill
are to be continued with uiirmulitlng abolishing pension agencies was elimiv
vigilance.
“Wu have :1 plan to pill all tho buck»
hated by the senate. .
Senator Scott,‘ (Republican, West
at shops out of business and that, too, Va), explainedthat the bill had been
without odditionnl loulalalion by Cont decreased by thoiaplllity withl'lvhlcll
alone." nald lln olfloiul oi' the doport- veterans are dying. He said 31,000
mom yonlortlny.
, died last year and they are now paell—
'l‘ilu rionninu up work in tho onet al‘ “it away at the rate of 01“! 3V9”
road}; has boon mammoth-ally begun twelve intuition.
and :1 number
boon l‘l‘llll'llt‘d.
ll rueull oi’ the invoutlgnlioua by tho'
local grand jury the pant tow days. Ara]
(er tho department in through with the
onut, oporationn will be hogan at Cili-
(“film and working from that center, It
oxpecta to conduct prowodinlzs in such
it lnntlnor no to brook up any business
radiating from that place.
That lt-llture ot' l.ll(' traflio Willi'll In-
(‘ludos tho building out. of nilllrinn‘ liioiu
nturo in one which probubly will rot
reivo tho aorlo‘un attention , of the
[troupe-tiling obit-loin, in which (-usetho
poalill lnwa will lil‘ llll'ilh'l‘d.
ol‘ 'liltilt'tillutllB have
COMMANDER JULIUS A. PRATT
POST N0. 143 DEPT., lLL.. G. A. R. l
r. lar-lnc (look, rollllnzlndor of
ubovo Poet. Kl'll'ulloo, 11]., writers: “For
it long tlmo l was boihorod with bark-
nrho and pains across lily kidnuyu.
About two months ugo l Slfll'li'll taking
Folvy Kidney Pills and soon saw
they warn doing just as claimed. 1
liopt on taking them and now i am
iron from backache, and tho painful
iiiltit‘l)‘ is all golw. i iiko Foivy Kid-
nvy l‘illa so woll that l have told many
of my trivnda and oomrndos about
them and shall rot-onnntmd thom at
ovoi‘y opportunity," Tho iil‘iligo l’nar-
lliury, “
DANGER
FROM
Wooden Roofs
ASBESTOS
Century Shingle
ASBESTOS
Roofing Slates
THEY ARE
Fireproof Everlasting
Waterproof
FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY
Charles H. Aiéihorpe
5 Scaview AV.
80. Norwalk.
till [impact
T
SHOE
QUESTION
WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
RALSTON
Nrw ”ANSll‘lill”
Ill-git lirrh, high lli‘i‘l.
« $4.00
i.n~i. l'ut. loll.
Wear Shoes That Fit,
122 WAIHINOTON BTRIIT.
PHONE 54m.
, mu“... ..... .
A Single
Demonéiration
WILL CHOW THE REASON
WHY
-THE-~
adiliac
Automobile Co.
llrnt
m............ .
imilvorod 2851 care that
three month: tit liilti
I. i. limit it.
' a Wall «on, Ndrmik.
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9
Silk Floss
There are now up-
proxlmntoly €300,000 actual veterans
Moro aro promised an 011 the FONS.
Mattresses
Tllo
pounds.
‘It!
”.4
Done not pack down. A
leun anll hoops it aol’t mid (lofty. Made
ill all llli.‘ funny urt ticklnga.
sloop.
SaturdayL $12.50
0
B. K. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKER
r. A. MTTCHELL
HOUSE Funmsuea
CORNER WALL AND'HIGH 8T8»
NORWALK. CONN.
Rt’glllill‘
woman” and Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Hundreds of Town and
Country Properties
‘ For '
Sale .
.—AT.—
Quick Auto Service
‘The Lawrence Agency .
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
but... to N. Y.
For. Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7,
1908, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (toot
or Dower street). every dar. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. in. Freight received
at Norwalk up u: 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 523d p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Lo.
Arming J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee. General Agent.
....W....... g". _. .
We Crind Our Own Lone.
Fenwick Optical Co.
‘“ UNITED BANK BUILDING
"Wm! 7'8 \
07 WASHINGTON STREET.
liouro—«S to 11:80 a. m., and 12.46 to
ti p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. m.
,....
H [is lililliii
HAS NO TBRRORS FOR THE
HOUBEKEEPER WHO USES A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
i'nr little at $26.00, for rout at. $1.00 on
day, and
The Peerless Eiet‘trfc Cleaner
for sale at 006.00. tor rent at 03.00 per
day, are the bout cleaners on the mar-
ket, and we will demonalrml the (not
it you will call at our store.
l'lnlllilt l in u.
13“” WAIHiND‘l‘ON "KNIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
llzht weight mattress. weighs '1
llt
Norwalk Chronicler