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. manual.“
A W‘Wolilma 0! black smoke. fol-
lowed by llamas, burnt through the root
ottholnilarrooni at the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electriclight oornpany's
nub. corner of Wilton avenue and
Cam attest. alwtly before 9 o‘clock yea-
lal'dly intwning. Fred Steel), who with
.Charleill’ardee and James Moore,were
near by, rail to Box 2t. at thejunctiou of
Baldon and South Union avenues. and
turned in an alarm,whila Pardee and
Home limo to give the alarm in the
central portion of the borough. ,'
When the department arrived upon
some the interior of the building was a
main of “am. but they handled the»
fire no well that they kept it from spread—
ing haymd the confines of the building
where it originated. ' The new brick sta-
tion just completed by the company all
joined the blazing stmi'turo on the Cums
meet aide and a small lume- owned and
occupied by Mrs. Bridget Fitzmanrico on
the west side. but neither of these build—
ing» was materially damagnl.
The electric light building and the
greater part of the machinery «marine-rt
therein was. however. destroyed. outail.
ing an estimatal has of $20,000. on which
“Human ilnulrancr‘ of only $10?!)—
fldlll on the building. $.00” on the dy—
namo: and $1,000 on the engines.
The plant of the company «twisted of
three boilers. three engines. {our arr
.6an and two inland-Howl dyminx. m.
which, with other mm'hinory and accos—
nuries. was valued at 90.00:). Th..- com.
pany was running about 1.500 inamdosr
merit and 350m lightnincluding tlwstiwt
‘Jiglltl of the borough. The building was
:a story and a half frame structurv built
about five years ago, but the bovine-3s of
the company having outgrown than»
quarteis, theplaut was abolittohe
, trumterrad, with the addition 0! now
"" ‘ .dylninoa, to the new brick station. just
It is thought that ill? built-rs and two
:0! themginesamnninjured. and can soon
‘he put in condition to use. The only
thing saved from the burning building
was a box of tools belonging to liYharlm
Riley, which were gotten out by ll’lnarlm
Pnyne. a member of Burro lime (-qu—
Seren hundred dollam' worth at
m lunps. stored in tho station. man-
'l'bere was no «min the building or
about thepremisnz when the line lll’lllit‘
out. tlloenginocr having drawn his; firm
and gone home between Sand lio'clnclr.
The originof tho llrv cannot. tin-Mow.
be accounted for. The building. it is
said.haabeenon fire two or thm- thin-s
Mormbutthe timely dinnm-ry ol’ the-
blame Ins mental it from living do-
Pnzaidimt Charles Olin-«mil mn-iwd a
abstain from the factory this rimming
“in: that tho now dynamo»: had ll't‘ll
shipped and worr- nnw on the way. Hr
informed .1 835113”. ruporter this morn-
ing that the Wk‘tfll‘flt lights would
be burning to-xmmnw night if inm-riuus
olntucloa wore alumna-ml.
West avenue wan illnininatml by Illa! llull
electric lights. mpplied by the Normal:
Gaslight company. Thirty lillllpt'i of this
ayrtetu were in nun.
The Int Tribal. a! Brown.
Fauna! savior-a over tlw mutation is!
Mu. C. I. William were hold from her
late mlrlemr. Ito. 8 hurt» utm‘l. ymn-r-
day alterllnim at 2:30 o'clock. The fun-
all was private on alumni of tho nil-l;-
Jill-id the chililrm. liar. W. l’. Ellililtl.
at Waterbury. ofllciatul. 'l‘ln- llowm
were Wine and 01in of a lloral
Jillow from her limthwr. t‘. L. Toma-y. n
.lai-gra wrath from the flour Railway
unpiiyaai and a largo bum-h of walla
W' from lotiitIIyxhar, of (nativity
Plains. The mill: at the (Manual
IBM. poll W. Thor wow ank
W o. A. than, 'oi wmm:
Flank “Will. 0! City Inland. N. Y: Wil’
,lhni Byxbro, John ll. Drain. o! Brod:-
am, all Willhln A. Pryor. 'l'hc month.
m interred in Interlude «may.
'l'lla Hm W. on Marvin
inlet. war the mot a and gathering
,yatrrday alteration. when the hi rim
were mid Martha maniac of anitberarnl
ma, who lay ride by ahlopupnmllor
them". It". Dr. Edi-um initiat-
«lattllehourmlterwhlnh thommlm
mfdlm‘mltntlwgnrobyalanmde‘
W of Our W lads” and Ka»
ham Bum-mt. Tho nun-m which
mud upon the Metal worn Mum.
and were the marma- of many
m and Whig rm
I. c. ‘I'. If. m
Atthornaaatamhgotumw. C. 1’.
tr. may urn-noun. the following oilin-
ul win I“ for lineal-nil; year:
m Ill. W. A. KW: rim»
was. In. I. 1. Built. In. A. ll.
Bria-a. In. canar- Rana. Irv-.11..
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mic and unfunny-ail Mr um
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friends in Hartford. .
Min Helen Harrinnrol' Bridgupirt,
am CIIIIS'I‘MN AWIATIIIK.
Hmv~wm .mue. I’ll. AMI-I mm
to. and an. r. N. snafu: I
walk.
Mnsmiarhittelnnumhofthelf‘xmnl “Ti““edflm "6““- mm m the
“m Willi“. and ME! Jennie Gfi'gury, '4 W nun‘tce “as
of the Franklin street solubil. am spend—
:fim fikmz‘;lra§hmgt¢m, D. L" and in the alteration, which . called a great
m I my (made. the attendanw war gull.
. flrnrnl "F'W'W'W' WWW” Warner Van Nufllml delirml an ad-
ing in “'anhington. I). t'.
day. live...
York. spam Sunday in Somali» «may survive was bold in the Norwallr
is visiting triemls in this city.
Miss Edith \vamnm 0‘ Newark. 5: Y. (ll tllt‘ amiation m9: at ill? moms and
visit at tlierenidencrumergr- Sohriclr. “w L‘di‘“. Auxiliary “1"” 3"“le
. wan- “ anon-l with a no Ml“? nadir: '
\\ u-d & (.70.. shot- manutan'tun'm. ham»; I ll 1’"
to—rlny on a rvmtorn (our. ll'r-e brother.
John Dudley. salcznmn {or lllr‘ sum.» firm
atom on a southvm trip twday. Tin-y
will in- nbal-nt about [our rmmt'us.
Matrix» nth-red [imp-r. livnvml Sven:-
tory' W. X. Simon» than mull his annual
. , M in a wry flourishing Olinrlltlnll.
"lhmelt‘nvnnaghnrf Brplgvinl‘i. went and that a L'Mlll‘r W“: has born
Sunday in "m “‘5“ Enl‘t’IllllllllfillLKl during tlw past your than
lllmuml 5- VWW'W “lit-”r ”f “W{trilitlyuthw-rof llslllrtlli'}. Th» lll’lN‘Lll
Birmingham Thillsl'l‘lpt, spurt .‘iumhy nxumlvnhip M the “firmwm awn...
i" 5W“ XWWMk- gain of 67 during tlw your: 0! ill» lntlir-s'
William Troop. Mrs. 'l‘rmp aux-l lites Auxiliary.252.;mrlnl‘ thnjuniur [Apart—
llez'llm “'iLmnstzlrtt-rl thiw rimming {or "null. l3. making lllr tutu! numlmrmn-
“'n.shiiigtnn.l).l‘. Bliss \l'ilsun gllr‘?‘ tn nwtml with tho :nhr'iutiuu 390. at not
visit Mina tlrnm- t‘lzirk. :lml Slr. 'l‘m'p.
and his motln-r will prove» ii to klivnigzm x'isliou thorn are l» Faith-lira ll? Baptist».
and other woman} {minty}, St) Erik-u’ugrtllétfté. N" l'oillzr-flnliulmllshi
“'illiam Walgrnin. or Bhrlltlyn. 5pm“ and till HetlimlL-uts Kinny-thru- of tin
Sandor with Mr. and Hrs. Frcdrriok "mull?” are “Vinson-3,36 rm- vle-rks.
Pitzvr:on Cr,“ “m. “‘5 city. fi titanium» and numnl‘urtun-rn'. 45
stroll-nu and pmtmsinml lll.‘ll.alltl l?
gain nn-r‘n yvnrngmf tilt. in Lia-unw-
Captain and in». him nttemlml u...
mmi-rrntrnnial jubiln- of the Tribuna- at
tho Metropolitan) Opera "mun. Friday
owning.
llr. and Mn. 9’. i". llzrllm-k sil'llt bun—
dny in Slwltmz.
raid» out oi town. :38 in Emit Kurwalk.
l2 in South mealk and 333 in Nora-alt
Tho report pl. nae-ll with an o-nrnrst uppinl
to thsv [flotilla-4'3 present fur thair I'll'ilii‘f-
.itinn in tlu- wurl: for thr cumin; yi-nr.
Minn t'atlwrim- lJlWllllt‘n inn) :um- to llcr. W. 1'. til-«lull. nt‘ \anvrlmr} _
lilllr-lnzt'fillv. X. Y. Slw will b“ ahN'hl mash» a mining :inlclrma upon the mltn-
nlnut a month. at llw young morn to tlw mummniry :iml
(‘hnrlm Miller. of “'illimmlou’n. i» :it llli' llt't'tl of saving tlwm from mm. ll.-
fora few days. of St. Paul. Minn. u mwnlwr of Ill" ‘i'.
Proton-W fivwrll'! “mum-'- zapil'n’t' for hull ltTl hour nprm tln
l’l'l'km” “1 ‘5- NWT“! Win Hi“ hi" work of the Young lie-n? l'hrtuizm
swond annual “1'1““th "til “111M"!!! mvnnatilm. from a bunnies-5 nun'srtuul-
at Music “all next Friday awning. 'l‘ho palm, whirl. .1“ 35...“; unjuyhl by all
exhibition will «onion-no- at as}! and prmufl.
Ilmlbtlms excel tln- om: lml ymr.
Herhwt Tilly. ol’ this city will danci- tho
actihlr's liompipn- and Min»; Mollii- Killan—
heck. one of l’mhm Nova-W3 pupils in
Bridgeport, will give an oxhibitiun skirt
and tambourine dance. Slim Krilonhwk
is a wry prmty and grai‘vtul tltllllfl'f and
is studying for tho suigv. Among "the-r
danws will ho the Washington urinal-t.
Harman, Bllzit‘ hull dune». lbwu-ption
Lannierii and tln- Kastvrlrizur. a ltuwian
ilzlllt't'. At the «low «it til» t'llllllllltlll
dancing will lie-gin and minimu- Illltil
1:00. Alnmtwrmudofrum Bridgeport.
will ho ph'fl'lll and Whole-mull Will-uni.»
orchestral of that phwv will lurniah
mimic. _
work tho: benediction was pmnmnm-ll by
Rev. '5. B. S. B‘moll.
monrlwr» of the? alelx‘iatilni in tho Y ll.
(3. A. Hall mnl at 75” th.» (mirth annual
w ill lu- lwl-l.
Lora! Talent will .tuht.
> ' mood [or Rahal-g to Shut.
\"nlu'r J. Hall. tlw m-ll-lrmrwn pianist
in Mink llall. May 5. with lllr' animatin-
ot sunroof his fill’flllt’l‘tl ptipitganumg
whom may ho nnvntiniml to»... Anna bun paiulnlly “mun“ ht. 'm’ Mk
Dunning and Nollie lliidimw. and Frank lit-borne In Troy, N. Y. lllgxtna hail
lt'ulvr. of this my. Adoll llnrtrlmm. nu» di-flwr. dulyslmd by the manor
munwnnl «qu v'wlinwllwol 'l’lmnlnm
Tlnumu’ orrlmtni. and an l-mimnt wu-
al'nt from New York. The» allnir will be
the prim-ignl muslml nttnwtilmol tho
Will and will attract a largo altlfilllttnw.
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A mun-bio tell».
"one mllnb.thon;h a vulgar. homely
tlonnl at Port Dunbar», Utah.
«will with tonal-Mable unalial m allowed nothing of aloldlrr’naplrtt.
m it humility livery writable tell-t. dirty, and lib cloth. wan almost la
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dallrloua. Illegi- by wiring a errant or
new yam by tuning lira "an ta. nil-imply.
manila or living: min»! In a a year
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Jam W1...“ John W. Iranian (Sakhalin: tb- count“ that
of magma, mm” wmhm ll. Yuan-awn: h Cull-ad ”tray.
- ‘3 Wriungllilfi'a Lorna-n mn-
avenue. spent Sunday in Bridgeport, with lion? {our Arm-oh} “HI-r- AlW’l’f'm"
G. P. Flinn 3m] firmnmflym N0... 111mm celebration of that annivcr»
oarywm held yostmlay. and ml! he
Opera Hons-.- at Hilo'clm-k and. cunnil-
oriug the fact or so many sad funerals
» dress upon “A Trial by Jury." and made ..
‘Frrd Hill. of Yale. wars in WW“ will"? a Torvibhr plea to men to live (flirtation him up!"
Efflt‘fil and Arthur Arnhhlr. of New In "I? ”filling the union public anni-
Prol. C. Stevens. of Middleman. N. Y. Congngnthinnl church. and the large or the crowd, but no attempt was niadnto
oditicow‘aacmwdml full. The members “hath: W-
I,“ returned to her born.» after a world marched in a body to the rlmrch, when-
lwml salesman for Raymund Brothers. gallium-d. and all ”Cl-“phi“ mu; i“ ll!"
llam'Dmllnr)‘ ulthofirm “mm n. "“‘m "‘ ““3 “h““h- 7““ “”"m “leofimnrlumillm
conducted by Dr. Noble. and Dr. Van
rrpurt. \b’lllt‘llrtlulwttl the ihtuljnllrlll lu lonnal politness. while the German ani-
an-lx-riplc- of lrlsunn Thrrvnnn'r Wlm
the holni-ot his [arrears on High >tn~~t Wm lolluwml by Thom.“ Cm‘lirul'.
)l. (f. :h. lntvrnntiunal l'ulllllllllri'. ‘Vlltl
Alli-r the taking of a (rollm tion for tho
During the wrrin- the» rimir nl tin-
t'liun'h romlrrml mnw wry tine llllt-ilt‘
untlrr tho dirm-thm of J. l’. 'l’mulwrll.
This owning at 6:30 lllo- IA-liw'
Auxiliary will so'rvl'ampwr In all lb.-
nm'tinzoi tltuawrimi..:l will ho lls‘ltl.
at \"lllt‘ll tlw annunl input.» at tha-
writ-u» miniiiittw will hi- new] and tlw
ulrcuun of otlii-e-m for lllr'i'llclllllll; your 1'}... ralw: or the good- mound aggro
A In... soul» aiming“ and llb- Moria l'tnmsr. Pa. April ntw’l'lin
We [loawullm-mtly garnet bad la maxi-flies for - genital mumrtiun I»
of New York. will givon grand t'ntln-rl antral Station to William J. “le a do! baa rail-rd conaicleralylo exotic-moat
young whiter who four month ago 3- throughout the mgtou. Tho labor lend"!
Wdhly diwhamed (mm in: Unliod utility-rd um matings at noun» points
m army in Utah...“ I“... over .lm yeatqnlay in tho hope of wanlnm all tho
to threatened movement. A ummtn mal-
uh martin: was» held at Bummer. two mllu
a, went at hare today. The lamb n my tho
annrt martial which thus dW M. nrike will ha prolonged until the opor»
tor mice: of duty. Ila bad ban a nu. lion giro in. 'l‘hcenxlnmi at the llrtllnra
liar of Company ll. Sixteenth raglinrnl.
Department at the Plath, and in» “no pony lntenclrtotry and mum: work.
Mul-
lonte youth: wlcllrr. lllii black curly hair
wutnllol dmttroiatlir MW at 0'
pm “MMMIHW.MWMR
aplmragiichnmmottbnblood. Anal. hath and face m rail. mum and WWW" th B""’“"”'“ M“ l” 3‘
irltli agent, it ltl-putmlytmhamlm ll. mm lilo-wry lll In! that pro tbs
no
blupoonhli 0t.tlourlnto twnllliarilltanla- Milli 1!le Whom Tiny lull
mum parlour to thdata at my mrt
andaddtnga'plnt antlnball at milk. 3th martial. We had and our appraatlar ralnaotllioalanlp.
tho-annual “Minimal-w It town ihlvlnlbexflv Yorktown-ml warn-a
bruit-um and man with unit (mum lilo at 0! out: «his. A
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Jon—9h Darla. twaatyym old.ot Na.
MW.» rum urn-swarm in a
niin brutally.
Hooncywutakanbylrlandato
qut Forty-ninth“ hair
so the West Forty-anon“ ”actuation
nonuwithhkpri-oncrandwaalolloiud
by a lama crowd. Tho crowd harlwltr
neared the mall and were enragrd at
Davis' brutality. They normal-dad the
policeman and his Wand-Muted
Kantian Rang the mall! String
Dalyruppad torn-Maud auroral
polio-unicorn to biaald and thaydroro
:bacrowdback. Thenthnpollcanmltook
Davistothe station hunu,atlll lollowad
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Emperor Elma-'0 Cold-ca. lay Can-o
A-bnuadnr lorhlta'a locall-
Plius. April I3.-M.Herbetlc. the From
Punch mini-tar 01 loreign aflaira. a dig
patch full at roughing“- toil» natal.
o! the ambassailor'a relations with tho Ben
liii torcign other. )1. llerbattc nystllat
Chancellor run Caprivi treats him with
peror, whowaa tormerly invariably aflablo
in his manner. now :51)th curtlj' and ha
shown waitiro ill humor toward Franch-
nwn whom ll. Herbattehas introduced at
rewptions.
The news mum increased anxiety in
government circles here. Hitherto M.
liar-belie was a favorite with Ernperor
William and that the ambassador wan on
thc'rnost amicable personal terms with the
chit-{ll of the Berlin tornign adios.
l! the l‘rrnch xowrnmant ascertain.
that the kaiser» altered attitude toward
.\l. llrrlmte arim tram dismiintactlon
.m-r the trnn'tment received by lllnprm
l-‘mlertck “in Paris his early recall is pertain.
Penal Ila! with mud.
Wonrux. Mm, April ia-m can at
John ll. Nays, a nhoa malachite-rot
Stonehain, Man, who it chnrxrd with
having assaulted Bias "all. the principal
at the Hot! high aahool. of htonaliani‘ .
polling law will) [and on th- «on
March till-at, blame up in the district
court. Then ismora than usual internal.
month-sled in the case because the young
Lilly hm nlrvndy‘ brought Milt again“
Noyea (or 823.4") for breath of promise.
Mi» llolt worn positively in court that
Noyes assaulted her with mud on tha
night aiatcd Noyes on the other hand
said he was not near the place when the
assault was raid to have cairn-ed and in-
troduiral some strong evidrnca in support
of hi“ claim. Illa counsel declared that it
wax- lti‘i bullet that Mira Holt humanoid
herself with mud in order to give color to
her action tor branch of promiso which in
now pending,
‘l’lrry liven Stole a Church Organ.
Dssvizn. April lit—lists last night tho
police of this city rattled a dwelling house
on the mrner oi Thinyhrst street and
)laryland avenue. having more to think
that mulling very crooked was golngon
then-in. 'l'hay wen richly rewarded, (or
in the mail» was found a largo mortment
01 «tom property at every conceivable do
acriptlun. from a church organ down to a
wornout wash brush. Sixtnn persona
were tound tn the house and arr-entail.
'l'hcy arr, supposed to belong to an ow
ind gang 0! "liol-lupr." sneak thlereitand
bounobn-akm which has been operating
hero for more time. The organ was stolen
trorn ii church in Harmon, a tilllltlrl) 0!
Damn. A lll'ty gallon ham] of molasses
wan tound buried air last in the cellar.
gum auroral thoumd dollars.
They lay loan-n Inlay.
intended movement 01 the prodmvlng coka
worh wm tired tart night lll’tll the wra-
Wby martian” An Baden—d.
arallttflealt to rain.
nl damp- an “no! migrant m ‘
or inland. ’l‘lia Iran, it any. tall- apon tho
mun any mponalblltty tor stamps when
one: will. The agents 0! tho government,
the palm-stars, can Marni itanipa which
they have tor pale. ll through any accident
they heroin. mint tor are. not whom the
churn linyi aitanip bu either m ll lo
the legitimatc way or clue ho is out tbt
mmgwrramtm howavar. "deem
atom onralopu. out that:
tobrnirllmtnlonbonldbrcoinoblot
Ill"
man
Metro's BIO OLIZE.
Nearly $2,000,000 Destroyed by
a Sunday Fire.
Lilian uw AT nary roan.”
mm. mm 1mm.
'WQWM-m..m.'w¢
Wtkmnum'mlb»
hl-alo—M ' run In Intuition-
Caruso, April m—OM at the m
and most disastrou- llraa tba Chimp do-
nartaiant 1m fought in many yuan swept
through West Madison strut Sunday all,
noon. Tho big Sillytlta building that
extend- lrorn Union halt way to llaluead
first underarm-ail. and with it them
taut-o! John M. timytlse Jr. Cola tnrnitura
boa-‘3, tho largest ratall oatabllabniont in
the world. All that is lettol Kohl Ir Mid-
dlaton's West Side Dime Museum is a
Map or! bricks and chariot] timbers. 0n
the north sills at Madison strut from
alon street to the Bayniarht theater
blank tire buildings were destroyed. Three
Ii them tumbled down baton the mael—
itrom of tire like lionsea of cards. and at
one than the root and a portion at the
trout ot the theater building was burning
so firmly that eroryliody thought it
would ohm the late of ltn neighbors. but
the firemen managed to nave thb ttructurn,
but in a seriously damaged condition. The
total loss butimated at betwnen rim.”
and amour). John M. Smyrna 6: Co.
alone will lost nearly comm.
Several People Injured.
An extraordinary fuming ot the condo
patina was the lack of tutolitiw.
man, Alexander Grant. had his leg broken
and bin bkull incurred by tolling from the
supporting boom of an electric light in
[rout of the mun-um.
lured by a flying piece at mortar. and two
or litter! spectators who got under the dam
prlines iii-re burr. but none 0! than m
Iniously that they were nimble to go home
The tire originnml in the wagon
sheds ot .lulzn lll..‘.$ruythe 5; (10.. directly in
the Mr ol the rim-mini.
A think in th- Museum.
Fire hnrnlml ruining won- in the lowrr
part of the mine-uni wlmi in: flame» burst
out in the ram 0! the stage.
the “when": raw the amoke creeping out
through the scenes and the alarm wan
given. A rtnili was main for that «moral,
and than who-at Immune mg: were
panic atrialan. Ball at the audience was
compo-ail. .d wuau and childrnn. and
A lineman was in-
nconery and soon made abort work at it.
Smoke- tillrd the hull while the people wan
atrngnling to get out, until tongues of
flame hoped truui one side of the narrow
Many of the women
tainted or were mart-one by the mob
and Lrid to-be currlrd out.
IDIli‘T‘, ll’ln rloorkecper. was standing at the
comma when those who were in the roar
of the home came rushing out.
Door. Turn In. mlr lit-gm
Thl'lllloh wem torn from their hinge»
by the crowds that surged against them.
The door-hepar- sprang inside the entrant:
and kept the people twin "limping on
nob other in tlwir eugenics; to compo. lit
lea than slimy seconds the hall I‘M empty.
but the audience got out none to noon, tor
the dairies had already taken hold of the
stage to thr- nth",
no 3-- hr Mr urn
Bythix tlmr- Smythe 8r Co's big build
ing rlo-ur down to Union street was able».
The dailies ran through the inflammable
flock like a whirlwind, bursting through
the root and the hunt window» and leap
ingclearatromtbe :tmt until theycanght
the building: there. The northwest cor-
nor 01 Madison and Futon streets, occu-
plcd by Aural Watts an a wall paper house.
was the nut to catch one. The time atory
atructurn next door. the lower floor ol
which who (K‘N‘lpllt‘tl‘lly Barr Brother.» an a
but wire, was slowly mumbling under the
The other buildings.
including tlw compamiirtly new on- of
air atoms which mm known on La Barges
limes. clear to the east lime of the liar
market, wrro on lire.
warn tumbling through thrir open doors
and running; (or int-Tr hm. some 0! thorn
lntlurnce (ll the twat.
Men and women
A Third at the Pollen on Ila-l.
Nearly a "mound persona am anaem—
bled in tho llaymarht thnm waiting tor
shallot art at the matinee pcflonnanrt,
but they ware diarnlmnl at once through
um hallway lending to Yahoo «not in
All the ntmtu apprmnblng
the tire wrrvr tilled with peoplrandnodrnae
rllil the crowd get that they bro-me nearly
nnmnnmnblo, and it required a third at
tho entlrr pollen intro to hop than who
Imam tlu burning hulldlnp tron
mg humans lain placa- nlicra their
hrawonklaathavuhrnvorlnam
inint‘li pram. Bury engine that could
paplaaulwttbln norm 0! tho Inwaa
put at work. Pimp m
dbtrlbntril all mt m Whorbood in
tho alley» and urea“. on bani. top» and
area la ihmtanod building. when thy
won held in marlin-u to fight th- llra the
moment it appeared.
Ilia-ll nlaynot urn warrant «town tbr
My monitor la Maul-on strut, when.
dupltr tho lint and tin warning walk
which who! and tort-rail above this
hunk. they portrait wan-r into the training
building tn torrrnta They
until Inspector Shay «find than to to
mat, null an tiny slowly lull-d Ibo II
aunt trout mtdown wltbatarrtlc roan
~ Speciallut of IO percent.
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anon ”MW‘MI‘M www-wlfigi’fflgtfitn
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laoir. WM W“ "fiat?” immnu.m.}i’umm amino-o.
w l - 1* oi: moron-rm urn: 133.003.3991.;-
gallium. "I” it a. it. alao toxin.rl.h'..r..l.uruhb
“ML W W— NORWALK flltll ms. (:0. N.
. la roomful
”Iowan: g my, Wilmer till. Noontatandlmlnwlalinl
0 All!) W. 0. Marie Hall burnt, l-l. 3.. I’lflll’hfi‘fi LIVE 133.00. “W
‘ mulls: slain. tic. an adv.) at. its. ll. H. Emma. wwmhm
“03““ fl nouns; *‘v innit ”mm ’
(nth i. . . , om * . :
Saturdalill Monday
Brand lnducemenls held on to A those who have
the ready money to invest. Those who have
not. BORROW IT. Above all. don’t
miss the ‘ chancel
——m————«-—
The Regina! 9|: lpmn Oinghams, only - 63-h: yl
[alles' Royal Indigo Blue Wrappers. SLSO quality - 98c
llash Oress Buttons - ~ - 3!: I102
Oenls’ fancy Hall-hose at I90 heal any 256 Soul in Market.
ladies' Black Stockings, last black - - 90 pair
» 900 ~ «—
Full Dress Pattern
OF CASHM ERE,
(ll! All SHOES.) '
8 yards $16 ,‘EQEET'
w-.. ... fl- --
CAN DlES. -
THE PRICE or SL‘UAR is LESS. AND M: RElllft‘E ul'H
PRICES ACCORDIXULY. ul'n‘ «xumlrzs Am:
FRESH AND UP Till-Z REST Ql'AL‘lTY.
lssnned Hard Gum Drops - 5 He lh
Old Fashion Molasses Candy - - I7c lb
Best licorice Gum Drops - - - I40 lb
Choice lmerlcan Mixed - - , lOc lb
Chocolate Cream Drops - - - llc lb
Cream PeppenniMs and Wintergreen 2 l 0 lb
THESE PRICES
l'zlunot lur Inilli'llt'tl nnywln-rv in anll. and tho quality of
lhv (’unllie-s is llw lwsl.
wnLL
IRERY!
wt )3 A Lip-«~—
TRIMMED HATS
See Our Assam More Buying Elsewhere.
SOUTH NORWALK
WWW ‘
Whit}.
AYlaos.A.lflltalnu ll. - ~
w. as . “mtg"? n... if
' I' lD‘tl
Ciplfi‘m‘i‘y. Washington It. .npn.
A . 11.1.“! mm . hr.
2.8. l‘inomtsrouatablg. -
HAYES). FERDJONW
olallkludl. llama n .3
UMBURNKR. Wll. In W .
my. 3 ll nonlethal! . '
Wall: ‘8.
SMITH'SWASBIXW
iagtun «3.1V. meat». poultry
TICK Ir 3583.630. flnln It,
WEBBER, J. P. 12 Main It.
poul this.
LUMBER DEALERS 8 Pm‘i m
RANDA LL'S MILL. 2.x. lumber
rough or worked to order. . I” m
now. slum mm mourn. mm
SOITTII NORlVALK ”A1150 00. .w
at. All klndsot elwt
and refinishing of all
mm
MASONS arm annulus. ,
smomt'n. unxnr. l'Itl Want an. a. ll. ’
taboo.
kinds 0! alone mason contracts
Fulfill. \VllJiLnl ll. MW'M It. 3. N.
hing promptly altcudt'd to
MARBLE AND (imam
BATES. P. W. Water at. N. manufacturer .«
line granite and marble w
atone work 01 all kinds.
arrays our-rims.
'K BROS. Marinate balld'
5.x. Bentlemen‘st
l- a: to. ill Washington a. s. x. Inn 3
kind; ‘
tlrmen': lurnisli' lasso! all
31,180“.le TAILOBS. .
ill’suwsh'l E. El Wall at "I. A [tartan
guaranteed; the latest stylus" It
limjul'lt, T117 No. Slain st, 3. N. Pine tall»
oring a specialty. Repairing,
(‘OLLLVS' R. )1. iii)
Yth',‘ H. AGNES Miro, B‘Vllll at. N.
”Uld Staten Island Dyeingl'lstah
III’SIC “IACllm
('IK‘OX. ALEX S. 5 Merrill at N. Plano,
,urgan and harmony. '
Ilt’s’l‘llll PLAS'I’EBS AND DEALERS.
Hul’T. \V. ll. ck 90X. lit “'ater at. S. N. M
of Raymond! l'lanu-rsmxwrtenand
mlr duller: in native oysters
am) a.- not‘snax. is: ’Wnter 9.8.x. Plaa- ‘
[th- and mhippem of Somalk Gym
\'.\.\’ SAME. J. l... & (’0. P.0.box§t88.§.
PATTEBSS AND MODELS.
SUBWALK l’ATTERN “’0le
llivcrxide are 3.3.
iiihannan, (slum): H. 1.
hell. gleam; John Tryon. (hot air}; William
H. hmllh. mmmr: Grace Church, Mair):
and many other».
BRA l.\'.\ RD. F. C. 7 Water st..\'. ill
Paint. gold and ailvrr signs a
OSTEltBAXK USU. ll. 7 W'alar at V
and sign painter. popu- hanger.
PIASO 'l'l’SER 8 REHAB“.
or Wall and Knight
I92 «reams: eel mm. 1
l..\\’fl'tl.\..l.\r '08 ll. Waa‘lxingtonstmut P.0
>..\. l'rnlml'T} tor salr,houu9torent45aaadv
‘.\'l w. til‘d’Alill. l1. 3.x", Main $5.8. limits
r. :..l .;:.:l tmi’ulmg lots (or sch.
ltb;~'l‘.\l7]t.\.\"l’§. '
lll’KllPIE. F. F. 9 Rallnml Plate. 3» X. m
Suit-Hy final cla- in
lahn.
LASER-i llEl’ilT RESTAURANT,B.X.
in the hurt. ptlt't‘slhc loweit. Omani!
llAthll'fi. MISS lSSTlTl'Tax. Y
liinrrlinuanil day school. Springterin
MRS. .‘ltZJD'S Si'llOOli for girls and
Lutic‘. lilllshlr. S. fipring term 0pm April
nlltlk‘l’flfih’u no “Pia-warmth
l..\l'lll'lll'r§ BUK‘K. S. X. C. Y. l’lnmb.
lluy amt awning Wins. Send lore
STEAM KSGINEH AX!) "Tm
SHTKWALK lll0.\' “‘01th COMPAXY
' . . Railroad bridge. ’1‘.
911:5 still"? TICKET noun.
l..\\"m.\‘..l.u'un ll. Wash on mail.
s..\'. l’;t.-.~. rlrktrgdrattammyorll‘énmw
5103B DEALERS.
l'l-LILRIS. Jilll)’ H. it “'me 8.x.“
mio k. lune. wment. hair. plant a, ’
MHK’TUS. JOHN ll. lit: 1'- lot avenue. 8. ll
Also layer of concrete w
s’l‘tIVI'Sfl. RANGES AND imam
KETl'lll'M. [ANDON 29 llavilalld
it.» slums and water
PilWl'ZLL. J. W. 2') \"uhingtn-n at, 3. N.
MONT! its‘JUllS Bu’l‘aylorawnua ‘
and In at } true-king promptly at
I’N Ill’Jt'IAlilIiL
mummy. 1...... u. n and til at.
R‘Slllr‘nl’t' 2 lkrkrlry'lt. 'l'tlrm
The Only Competing one
POST“ THEM OOll’lll.
it?" mm.» ln )laihm-ltrnm Hotel.
Jacob M. Layton.
liv'nl Rotate and “am A
mums Arcane ' rm. Ll
tM-nrlml'umsh pTlr‘ielkl'
“in!" (m it amt up:
to all parts of )Ilrrope.
lnlxwmrnh taken.
page t llulml to devaluation.
6‘. Wahllln on an
South burn: k. t‘onn
Short 3935.2. ..
marl sllllflllfl“ and I
workroom: Moog:
m' , So. . on" own. Day
9 to I: n. lti..ltnd
l'
mn‘ lull. will or unit [or «m. .
’lnmh, l’rlm-lpal. “a.
ALBlN AMALMG; WV
that" luall Mill. OI
mill and Olltnl I
W
.l. nm In Port
\’ till ETA "LII-l4. DKLlC‘A
Burnt. lzguc. Lard l'iniml rm
0y» "mi-Ind“. _ .
sour" mm mm. mum WM.”
h i .
THE VIIOII. PINTO l0} M ‘ h
In Illrtlt Mann [or Nth
at! This
R
mm: H “t.“
"’“ n. K. reams.
(mum at! the Mk
lawn" of Plum. rm
On Store, 5"”
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