“Minuteman” ‘ amen-ename- uu. John Janis, of area m. au- walk, is seriously ill. Ears E Toohex,‘ oflaexiugtm avenue, is quite sick. ' Miss Marie Parks. of Norwalk. who has been anxiously ill in Daubury,“ improving. Plasterers are at work on Council- man A. B. Hill’s new residence in Mor- gan avenue. The infant son of Lin-and Mrs. John W. Greenwood, -of Belden avenue, is convalescent of a severe illness. Thomas McMullen has rented his Franklin avenue saloon to John liogan. Mr. Hogan will reside upstairs. Alvin A. Lockwood, the weather pro- phet of Stamford. has figured out that we shall have twenty-two snow storms d ning the winter of 1896-'97. The Board of Relief of the North Cen- ter school district met at the seleotmen's ollce yesterday. They received many ‘ calls. The annual inspection of Company 0, Stamford, will be held Friday evening. Major Albee, of New Haven. will be the inspecting officer. An informal dance will to held after the inspection. DetectiveISergeant Cowles has been ordered by the New Haven police de- pa t ueut togo to San Francisco and bring home H. T. Clark, the defaulting cashier of Peck 8: Bishop. The police take no stock in Clark’s insanity plea. The plant and franchises of the Con— solidated Gas and Electric Light com— pany of Westchester county. were sold at auction at White Plains. yesterday for $190,200 under foreclosure. The par- chaser was Charles Perry, of Westerley, R. 1., representing $123,000 of the first mortgage bondholders. WINNIPAUK. Miles Whone is ill with chills and fever. Miss Mildred Ferrel}. who has been - ill, is able to be about again. l’vvvvvv'v vv‘l ,l f‘BonAmi, l, l Bon Ami, “B l ,1 whence , l on 11 comes 0 1‘. .t y magic .} A power, ll ml thirty ll l’The Modern Cleaner windows 50 l} cleaned ll 3 in just l ly [“1933er one half l 1 Chllgacgcglgkff an hour.” l LA.-.‘ A_ ‘1’ Weekly THE Monthly OUTLOOK Published Every Saturday. 13 Astor Place, New York. The liutlook will be in 1507, as it has been during each of its twantyusevcn years. a History of ()ur llwu Times. In its various editorial departments, The Outlook gives act-mpnct review of the world's progress; it follows with euro all the important philanthropic and ind us- trial movements of the day: has a com: plete department of rclirions news; devotes in uclt space to tho interestsof the home: reviews current literature: furl rushes cheerful tablv-talk about own and thing-; and. in >ltol’f. aims to giw fresh information, original obmwunon, and reasonable entertaimumtt. Beginning with the flity-llfth volume. _ the paper Will. assume the tagu'ur 111111111 zine ill/19, Willlll will add greatly t1 itt Convenience and attractltencss. The tlutlook is published every Saturday—u, The first issue fiftyntwo issues a your. in each month is an illustrated M11 gazino Numbemoutaining about twice ; s vnav y pagan as the ordinary issuer. togetl or with a large number or pictures. Tl a price of The Outlook is three dob larsa year in advance. or loss than a cent a day. waved for a specimen copy and il lultl'atodpxmwolue to The Outlook. 13 Astor Plaos,flgllcw York city. a l . yesterday. Liabilities. (llovetittlngmwwhiohwsosu Mhmwymmdw very newsstand oholoests nations of garments. Mummers. for, putting together the garments ao- communism 0101 v-C Hill? 3 GUIuPE DRESS. mars av MAY nanros. Dotted Swiss made this very simple and pretty dress, frills of the fine lawn, embroidery. headed by insertion, form- ing the attractive trimming. A wide hem headed by three tucks fashionably finished the straight lower square yoke that is shaped in round, low outline to the neck; The yoke is entirely conceal- ed by the bertha-like lapels, that are edged , with frills of emtroidery and meet over the shoulders. The short puff sleeves are arranged over fitted linings that reach to the elbow, deep frills of embroidery falling '1elow. headed with bands of- insertion. All soft—sheer fabrics will develop daint- ily by the mode. which offers pretty suggestions for dresses of silk, woolen or cotton fabrics. The quantity of material «if inches wide required to make this dress for 11 child six years of llge, is 2!: yards. The pattern, which is No. 6741 and re- ‘ails for twenty-five cents, is cut in sizes for children of two, ' four, six. sight and ten years of age. lemurs SEll'l'llEl. COUPON. i Entitling to one Pattern. any size of No. s7 .11 Out this out. (911 la vouruameaud adrese mail or take it to Sturtevsnt's Bargain House Nun Annular ............................ '. ..... ’ATTEBN No. 11741 SIZE—~— in This coupon and la cents re above pattern at Sturtevant’ s. “111%.. and Ann streets. South DOTS AND DASHES. SEAT 11.12, Wash. Nova. Ill—Seattle is completely out ofl‘ from communication by rail from the outside world, due to floods and storms. It has rained almost ‘ncessantly for ten days. ' CHIl‘AGl), Nov. 18—-Thc barns and of — fices of Fort Dearborn Transfer company were destroyed by fire last evening. Loss, $25,000. Sixty horses perished. ClNl‘lNN.\Ti, Nov. Ill—Samuel Wood- :ide & (.30., teas and cigars, assigned l$18000: assets. 32101111. Loxnox, Nov. lit—A corncr's lllfllltlll will be held today upon the body of Mrs. Alma Merritt. of New York, who licdin this city, Saturday night. from he effects of laudanum poisoning. The utopsy establishes the fact that death can accidental. this Momma, (I l'l'll‘, 1a., Nov. Its-vii”. W. of tho I)n1no.:ra’ic State committee of Iowa, is at the point of death in this city. MusvsrasmNov. Nov. 1N~—’l‘he dry goods sure of’l‘. l. Kelly 1&1 Ho. was turned over yesterday to wredltor» who held chattel mortgages to the amount of 170.1940. (3131151511111. Nov. lsmlohu Carpen- ter, a lumber merchant of (lovingtou, .md ll. Lyons, an architect of this city, were run down by a train and killed in .tvondulo. yesterday. hr. Lorna, Nov. law-Andy King. of [111119, Montana, and John H. lilchc. it local pugillst, fought fifteen rounds at North St. Louis. early this morning. l'ho mill was declared a draw. King was 11 11in used up, chairman 1 'ebi, RN. ids-Ii has been Mattel] amuged that William 4‘. mass is to take the locum platformaudhis first dddxcsa will be delivered at Atlanta early in December. Hiswute, as far so it has been arranged. willbe, after-leaving Atlanta, Jacksonville, Savannah. Charles. tun, Augusta, Birmingham and New Or- lmua After leaving the latter city Mr. Bryan will go through Texas, then on to California and will not reach the cities of the?“ before tlielatter part of February, Hill The man behind the enterprise is V. L. Melissa! Norfolk. the superintendent of the Seaboard Air line. 01: election a t Mr. McBee, who had been a hard war for the Bryan ticket, wired to this city, offering Mr. Bryan is very large amount for a series of lectures in case the election should turn against him No attention was paid to the matter at that time by hi:- Bryan. but after the defeat of the Demom'allc ticket had txaeu formallyao» knowletlgotl by the Demmmtlo leader-u Mr. Malfunction more rouewml his oust-a. Negotiations were begun, and the result has been that Mr. Bryan has signed con- tracts for a series of lectures under the 111aungement of Alexander Comatock, who is the representative and associate of Mr. Mt’BOO in the enterprise. The terms of tho ngrnmucnt from a financial standpoint havc not been made public, but it is relia- bly understood that the manner-anon which Mr. Bryan is to receive 'is to exceed the salary he would have received as presi- dent of tho llnltod States in the event of his election to that ofllt-c. Arrangements are already under way to have the delivery of Mr. Bryan's first 100' turn in Atlanta made the mouslon of a grout domoustmtlun, which will be in the nature of a "toaster 11111111111111. The lec- luros to be delivered by Mr. lirynn will be nonpartisan ln tln-lr characterqu will for the most part be upon gm‘ornnwntnl and social topics, 11-1 it is expressly stipulated in the contract that tho tout- shall have no political aspect or coloring. .r Carpet. Mills to Shut. Down. NEW YORK. Nov. let is announced in tho tuyn'stry rpm-1 of the Alexander a'mith's Sons liar-wtcontpnny of Yonkers that one half of the force cmplovcti in the mill-1 would be laid oil on Friday and the m... llmlor by \lctltwsdny of 111 Kt wool: and th; it tho tom-1111 would lilllll down. it was also announced that probably the other mills of tlila"_coiupm1y would do likewise within the no.“ two works. if this occurs. about 7.000 hands-1 will be thrown out of work. The cause gin-u is that [lll‘l‘t‘ is no 11111rkotfor<~nrpvt111111 that till” omnpuny has on bond muuuf'uctuml stock for in tul- vuuce of any prohnbll' dum'utd. Brutally Assaulted by Burglar-a. l-‘wmnrnu. M11145” Nov. lit—Mrs. Har- riet Maynard. aged 70 years, a widow. liv» ing alone. was the! victim of a masked as- sailant. who onion-d her homo, bound her hand and foot illlil [rugged her. The lll'lld thoroughly ransacked tlu- bonito, evidently in an endeavor to i-‘N'lll'l! mom-y. but full log he brutally anti pmluibly fatally us- ~aullod the widow. m-rv board by puswrsby. who inunodlutvly instituted a search. Mrs. Maynard run giro no view which will load to tho identi- fication of in r assailant Getting Back at the flennans. BERLIN, Nov. ltl.-- \u'ortling to the Frankfurter Zt-ltoug. nvgotlutlous con- tinm- ln-twoon the United States and iii'l" many regarding livt'umn vxpwrts of wine and malt liquors. presumably in 11111111111h lion with tho proposed of Mr. Morton. lit-1'» rotaryl‘il llfll‘ll‘lllllll'l‘fliil‘xf'llltll‘llllllllt'l‘lllf'll lll'lll'lf‘w. \Vlllt'll is :1 rotorl to (ill' Hermon t'xl'lua‘loilof Ann-rim" l‘2llll1‘ and 11111:“. Thu \\'l1ull' qul-slluu \\ ill probably be tllsv cussed in the i‘t‘lt'llnllllz. Bockefellora' New Industry. l'l.l-‘.vt:1.,\,\'11. Nov. 1h. -—-'l‘l1o (‘ln-velnml Stu-l mmipuny of this city, owned by tlu‘ liot'kcfvlll-t‘s, is one-ting a big crucible ult‘t‘l plant. and will nutnufurturv that ur- liclv on n 11111111 Hl‘ltll'. ll will lw the only concern of tho kind in this country. as all («ml-lb].- sli‘l‘l, which is llM‘tl for tho 111:11111 tuvhtuit of 111th 11 lluo fools. vim. is now lmporlui from Swt-‘dl 11. Forbidden I so of the Malls. \V.\,~‘lll.\’1.'ro,\“..\lm. ill—Post111u~tcrtitvu vrnl Wilson has issuctl louory unit-rs against Henry L. llaupt of New York city and liultu. 311111.. and the agents of that concern. l-I. lllll k (‘11, of Brooklyn. It is said lliuta numlwrnf premiums lmvo boon 11w: trdotl and u 1 om simiullngly l-‘ll'm‘llillll‘ in r of hill god \ll tlms llnpml. Mills Start in at \nungatown. \oi' \‘l..‘~'l"'1\\,\'. 0., Nov. ls.~—-\ number of‘ tho mills lmvo started. and tho city ro- solulllos lts old limo notiilty. No». l and l putltlllng mills. Willlnms' bar llllll. flu' lbrvc bur mill, l2 invl1.tlw l1udp,guldo and sbwtiullls are all operating at tho llmwn "l'lllll'll Iron tompnny and export to km [1 going for some time. Wanamaker la the l-‘Ield. l’Hll.1\lll.l.l’lll 1. Nov. -- Fix Postman for Mancini .lolm Wunmimkl-t‘. in o lollm to tho l’hllmll'lphln brain-bur tlul Nullouul lmngm- of Dustin-as Mon. has slgtllllt-tl his \vllll11g111-~zetl1 be u muulldnlv for l'ultod billion “0111"”! from l’onnsylvunlu to stun twd J. Donald (Tuluoron, whose term ox- pints Mnrt' [1 ll NWT. Paulo at a “partial: Entertainment. lxixnov, Nov. lH.-.\ llllflpnlt h from Paris to The 1’1th says that tlurlug u bull and hour light at Figueroa. ln Hlmlu. near ”11' l’rv-lu-h frtmllnr. tho brnr brnko ltla chain and scrambled 'umoulr tho audit-lust. hinnyh‘ pertains worn injuml in llw slam 'll'fli‘hl tom the boat was killed lit shots Won Queen \ll'llhelnslua'a Affection-1 Lowboy, Nov. la. ~A Paris dispatch to The Daily Mail says that msumllug to The Echo De Paris. tlw rogvnt. and tho qncon of Holland will spend tho winter in ltuly. whom Queen Willwlmlnu will be bolmtlu-d to 1111 Italian uiptnln of royal blood who has Won the 11111-011 's affections. nelweod toxhnnuda lulu. Mot v1 Mounts. N YUM-1. IH.»~'I‘lw famous llolwood pack of fuxhonmle. 1'1 . install from the boat pat-halo England and Ireland by H. H. liowlnnd's special agent. has boon sultl to l-lorlwrf A. lllvh. a Unit fornlun. and will be shipped to California of (mm .‘hlle'a Plow cabinet. Yum/mama Nov. lR.-'l‘l11~ following laiho now Chilean mbliwt: Honor Autu- lll'z. minister of lutnrlor; l'lv'nlll' Vienna. minim-r of fmnign affairs; 1411114111 Mononu- ynr. minister of linear-c: tumor Livers, minister of war Weather foresees. Thrmtenlug woatlwr; cooler. northerly Mrs. Maynard's groans . “he“ Wis-no smell-1h! :- mutton this. to. m a. Green. of « Spring street, had been on. . commenting with comedies for a nitrous In case of kidney disease, our’repreeem saliva called on him for an lumvlew. When a boy in. Green enlisted in the ; army and exposure and hardship left him a legacy of very 9001' health. lie is engineer at Crofnl a Kuapp’a Ital factory and is a well-known and re- spected cttlsen. He says: "We use un- der the boiler about 2 ton of "coal par day and as I do my own flrlux l have to handle it. It is quite a job for a man that has kidney trouble and l was always anxious to get rid of it. alight urinary difficulty set in and as I no- ticed an advertisement about Doan'l Kidney Pills curing such cases. I got a box at Plaisted’s and took them. Since taking the first box my‘back does not ache. I feel ever so much better and the urine is natural. 1 am recommend“ in: Dean's Kidney Pills to the work- man in the factory." The underhauded way Kidney trouble works and shows itself leads many away from the real cause, and much suffering results from It When you get a backache from any cause or source. and it does not cease naturally in a. day or two as general injuries do in a healthy bodil. Wu may decide at once. it is u Kidney trouble. and attack It from the proper standpoint. And that is just the stage tolnks it in. too. for an immediate and radical core Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers. Price. 50 cents per box, 11 boxes for If! 50. mulled on receipt of price by Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for U. 8. Anyone who suffers from that terri- ble plague; ltcblng Piles. wlll apprev clate the immediate relief and perma- nent core that comes through the use of Dean‘s Ointment. It never fails. Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped hands and lips, cuts, bruises. scalds, burns are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is at present the article most used for piles, and it always cures them. E. P. :Weed and G. C. Still— son. OASTORIA. The fas- flsinus fie imsm It “a“ . , mm wiv- The old way of delivering messages by post- boys compared with the modern telephone, illustrates the old tedious methods of "breaking" colds compared with their almost instantaneous cure by llneMinutc ConghCnre. E. l’. Wot-d and G. (3. Stillson. Mr. N. N. Usburn, well known at Woodstock, Mich. was troubled with a lame back. Ho was persuaded to use. Chamberlain's l’ain Balm. It gave him rolief in one night. This remedy is also famous for its cures of rheumatism. For sale. by G. ,l, Stillson and E. l’. Weed. Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless and invariably reliable are the qualities ofllnoMinutc (‘ough (lure. it never fails in colds, croup and lung troubles. Children like it because it is pleasant to take audit helps them. E. l'. Weed and G. C. Stillson. How to Cure Billous Cello. I suffered for weeks with colic and pains in mystomach caused by biliousness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- era and Diurrhwu Remedy. which cum! me. Ihave since recommended it to a good many people. Mrs. 11". Butler, Fain haven, Conn. Persons who are 111111ij to billions colic can ward off the atlm k by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms appear Sold by G t‘ Still son and it]. l’. Weed “Fxcnse ine,‘ observed the man in spectacles "but i am a surgeon. and that is not where the liver is ‘ Never you 11111111 where his liver is" retortcd the other. "If 1t was in his big too or his left our, DoWitt' 14 Little t2a1ly Risers would reach it and shake 11. ' 1rl1lli1.llll that you on but your gig-1111111111? l2 1’. Wood andfi (, Stillsou The three-year-old boy of J. A. John, son, of Lynn Center, 111.. is summit to attacks ofcronp. Mr..lohneon says he is satisfied that the timely use of (them. herlalu'e Cough Romedy.durl11g a never» attack, saved his little boy's lilo. lie in in the drug business. a member of the firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and they handle a great many patent madly clues for throat and lung diplomas. lie had all these to choose from, and skilled phyciaus ready to respond to his call, but selected this remedy for one in his own family etc than when his child's life was in danger. because ho. knew if to be superior to any other. and famous the country over for its curse of urrmp. Mr. Johnson says this is the best. selling cough medicine they handle, and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases For sale by (,l. (J. Hfillson and E i’. Weed. You may eat cheap food and not be seriously hurt by it; but you cannot mite cheap medicines without txmtflve injury. It you use any substitute for :iyet‘e Blit- aaparllla, you do so at the peril of your health, inrhaps of your life lest-r on having Ayer's. and no other. ocean“ 3' val scar.” ...ooona noun Lending Gloslt We will not promise you the of In the Twin Cities. Examine quality. H. KRIEGER, Nllliuery ‘ m, ‘uoutiur 11-1: , Looms? . . Furious PRIVAIL. Store! . earth, but we *do promise to “show you the largest and best assorted stock Cloaks and Mlllineryl allthe stocks in the cities and then come to us and compare prices, styles and, Mahackerno Hotel Block, South Norwalk. 554 and 556 Main st, BridgTeport Conn. lAT AL WP" SI nflATu R l’ossesscs three great powerPs. the blood. since the world was young. Boo/f: tells all about it: WAGONS i new and Iound-Hnnd. BUBCIES, PNIETOIS, CNNNIIOES, CANOPIES, NPINDLES. ETC. PRICES TO SUIT ALL cam. am) an rm. HENRY TILLY. The demand for Aycr's llair Vigor in much widely’separated regions as South America, Spain. Australia and indie has kept pace with tlu- home consump- tion, which goes to show that these peo- ple know a good thing when they try it. Theories of cure may be discussed at langth by hysicians, but the sufferers want qnic relief; and One Minute Cough Cure will give it to them A safe cure for children. it is “the only harmless remedy that produces immed- iutt- results." 1’. Wood and 6.0 Stillson. EASY IND PLEASANT 1'0 fill! Patent Medicines EASY AND PLEASANT T0 TA NE AHMPflml Geo. C. Stillson’s DRUG .TORI. at Washington St. Salorallk. 1 J. D. JENNINGfi, UN DERTAKER. amour armor. is b 0 090 street hallway Depot. it returns: KIA! 373m" for the sake of health and economy. N'VVERAL EC Fl. C WATE lFll It destroys all poisOns and germs of disease. it cleans out the waste matter and purifies It overcomes all forms of pain. This is certainly the most wonderful water discovered It should be in every house Our Home Treatment to cents in stamps to pay postage. 'I'HE YPSILANTI SPECIFIC C0.. BOSTON. For Sale by E. P. Weed. Norwalk. H. R. Plainted, South Norwalk. J.O.JENNINGS, Paper-Hanger. Galolmlner Pelutar. ole-Ci} Irs wau. PAPER Mill Buttons 1 NORTH MAIN STREET South Noxwalk. Sample Books of latest Styles of Papers Borders and Gilt Mouldings takentt houses for inspection, on notice by postal Estimates Cheerfnllv Given. Inc takes out ink, paint, tar, pitch, grease and stains from clothing and car- 5901111 1:“ pets starkly and CLEAN; wmplcfely and - . . 53.5mm} Ring —-.\'o Acid.—-—- 1°C.. 256.. at Drug _\'o unpleasant odor. endllryGnodaStom Not inflammable. Samples mailed, 56. I L. B. SUTTON. New Canaan, Ct. “u“ Sold by A. Dickermau &Son, 80. Nor- walk; Finney & Benedict Norwalk. Physician forWomen Ills. OR. I. A. GUILFORD Can be consulted at her office 1.12 Baom Bran-r, Bumoaroa'r, 00"., From ll) a. m. to 7 p. m. any day except Sunday. The doctor Is a regular physician and for the [111st nineteen years has made the diseases of thllll'llflrlllt‘f tally Ladies suffering from anrcliflll'ultylnvluleut to the sex can consult Dr (lullfordln the strictest confidence. with tlwusuurmu o of rev citing the most skillful and u leutifh- treatment known to modern en on and molhlno. Home me with nurse nluhml when to ulroll. Terms modem‘lg All letters prompt v replied tn. lnoloee slam! SOUTH NORWALN ~ SAVINGS BANK ll Washington Bern-t. ”pm daily from life 12 a. m., and from f to u p. m., and on Monday evenings from Ho 8 interest showed on deposits. Al DEN BOLMANS Pro-t. ..__._.r.,...... .. A. ._ sons 11. FERRll-l, vies-Prat. .lmmn. KNAPl’. See. and Trees Jacob M. Layton, Flea. Llfo and Acclaim“ INBURANCIH m..W Real Estate and House Agent Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling Drafts mans Negotiated and blocks Sold. OFFICE. l5 RAILROAD PLACE. Next to Post Odlce, r5001}! NORWALK. : : : : CONN Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken To Advertisersl Changes cannot be gush snteed the same day copy is handed in. Every new sortable ctlort will bentsde to acommodate patrons. butchunges cannot be tu— sister] upon as 11 right nus less copy is sent in by a o'clock in the afternoon of Will!!! 0AM» ll. Daughter“ a Clem-516‘s 11-: s! a mu m till-ids: levees, Nov. mule-am tory attaches tea report coming Martin White, a Liberal, who Forfarehire in the house of mm Dundee Advertiser announced on 1 f last that Mr. White had aooepbedtlu ardship of the Chiller-n hundred-add" words, had retired from pa mediately thereafter Mr. White that the announcement was wholly He added that hewas going to I '0 business, but hoped to return by the: parliament resumed its sittings. That something is wrong is now _ _ by the action of the executive ‘ ' , of the Dundee Liberal “notation, w " held a meeting and discussed the Mr. White. The committee finally a resolution declaring that since it ' been informed that grave charges Meeting Mr. W'hite s personal character had W the subject of litigation the (10me would take no action in the case, . that Mr. White would be able to clear charges up. Mr. White has started for In» die. The St. James Gazette publishes a to port of the action of the committee, which ends with the statement that the state of affairs causes great excitement in all pp- lltlcal circles in Forfarshire . The chamcter of the charges against Mr. W bite is as yet unknown. The Daily Mail, in its issue this morn ing, seeks to minimize the gravity of tho charges against Mr. White. It does not state definitely w hat the charges are, but . the artlclo indicates that a suit for breath of promise of marriage has been or late be brought against Mr. White by the daughter of a Scott: h clergyman. Member of I New York Firm. New Yonu, Nov. 18.—-—1\lr. White, who is about 39 years old, is 21 member of the firm of J. li‘ White & (10., .54 and 56 Worth street, NewYork, which is chiefly engaged in the importation of textile goods. The members of the firm resident in New York city are Bryce Gray, whose home is at 554 Fifth avenue, and Henry D. Cooper, who . resides at 25 West Seventlcth street. Mr. pooper is out of the city. Mr. Gray is re— , ported as 5111 lug that he knows nothing of the causes lending to Mr. White’s resig- nation and knows of no reason why he should‘ have. resigned. Mr. W bite is is jus— tics of the purse, member of the council of . U nilerslty toliegc, Dundee; chairman of . the. Technical institute and president of Dundee Technical association. Blaze at Beverly. Brvmm', Mass, Nov. 18.—A lively fire, which totally destroyed the Norwood Shoe factory building here at midnight, gave this city quite a scare and occasioned a. gout-rill alarm. Quito fortunately the fire \vascouflncd to the one structure. The total loss will be $45,000, the bulk ‘of whiohwill full on the. Seth Norwood heirs, who own the building. valued at $30,000. The insurance is $10,000; The fire caught in the laundry on the ground floor and quickly spread to the roof. The building was four stories in height and about 100 foot square in area. It was occupledby several small firms in the shoemaklng trade. (Jolisidornblc machinery was de- stroyed. on which an vst‘unuto cannot be givt‘ll. About 1011 bands were employed in the building. Gould to Fight Diamond Match Company. (lithium. Nov. lit—Edwin Gould has purcbasvd the furniture factory of the Kankukw Furniture company at Keith: kw. Ills. for the Continental Match com- pany, and be proposes to enter actively into m111pctition with the Diamond Match company in the west. The announcement of the purchase of tho Kuukokec plant was llllllli' last night, and incidentally Mr. Gould 11ml some things to say regarding tho Diamond Match company and its om- l-iuls. In a dispatch to 11 Chicago paper he says. "lint if the Diamond Match coon- puny continues to fight us much longer we. will llt'fllll a fight that will stop profits in tho mulch business for a your or two." Poatmulers Appointed. WAFlllNl‘u'l’UN, Nov. la.——’l.‘l1e following fourth clues wetmaslcrs have been ap-‘ poi nit-dz Now .lt~reoy-—Wu1'crl y Park. M. Groves. P111111slyvuulu—~Alltu1rt. (l. L. Levy; Au- bury. 1). I). Evvlmul; Buffalo Run, J. L. Matti-1'11; Maze, if. F}. Van Ortncr; Odes. an, E. l), llillott; Plait. William May; Pollock. .1. l’icknl‘l. \1-11 York—«Biomvnlo, G. B. 1:055:81“:- quolt U R Morgan Burned to Death. llosrox. Nov. lh.—-E1crott. Medleer, 46 roars old. was burned to death in a lodg- ing llolmt on thwnult avenue, aboutl o'clm'k thle morning. livery one escaped in their ulnltlt‘lulhoh with the exception of Mallow. who got as far as a window in the third Htlwy, whore ho was roasted in full view of the horrlfhsl flnnnen and spcctMors. The fire loss was $2,000. .m” ,..,........ M..." A Youthful Fire Eater. Etna. Pa. Nov. lit—«Little Clint (leery, ugcd ll. saw the fire enter at the museum and tried to lmltotohlm at home. flotilla! his mouth with gasoline and laminate match to it. His pliyslclauaays the boy tray live unless ho inhaled some of the l nun-s. .. WW...“ Committed Hnlelde In a culnh. llllln‘lt’ruN, Mane. Nov. ts.-—-Geor , lll. Tabor mn11ultled’iti'l'fildo in the ‘ ulll Congregational church. the pariah ”- mlttoo of which he had been chum“ for ten years. “11 at himself and“, ‘ almost instantly. because of the”!!! 1 shroudmllumysm. ‘ ‘ ._ 1a.. “gown-..“ Deans of William 1'. Ian. llos'rov. Nov. lll.--Wllll1uu '1'. Hart, 0!- president ot‘ the New York and New In.» land railroad More in name was stream to the New England, died 111141de a! l“ 1"" lie “.m. .«.-.........W The castles Coming Home. ' lammv Nov. 111 will? antlllfra. Will“! M. Castle of flan Point-lean all for.“ llultod Hiatus on board the American line stmtm-r 1at Paul leaving Southampton 2 lulu}. 9 Lumber (tummy Idle. list: to. Nov Mum-Tho til 13. lllolll‘u'da Lumber-com may filed a voluntary W the day before change as desired -‘ 1 . 0 U 0 meat to the ninth Trust mushy. upopll-xy at his home on Comment?“ ' '
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