or m
drool.-
0 would manersie Knight
- pulpit of the South Norwslk
. church m we! yesterday by
or. ‘ .,Wsmn.Atllsrlos,.in.the at»
new «the pastor. Ber. R. ,0. fiber.
good. Ir. Atherton preached two
ahle restrain in tunnelling preach-
lngffrolll the test, "this do in rutheni—
~ orgies of inc.” 1. utilises. si.. 25
and in the evening rorn Hebrewa lii.,
Inglo- snbieei being ”The Deceittttl-
nesspl Sin." There were rail congre-
gations-st masculine. and ttr. Ath—
ertos was wartsly welcomed , in the
church of which he was for many
years a member. They feel justly
proud of hint and sincerely, hope that
be may continue as successful in his
work at West Woodstoeltas he has
ghara'gttlsr monthly meeting of the
i tritium-6M1. 0" fill "W"
atria uninterested». , ~
' services intonation Wetl-
ua’ Friday evenings of this
., 4min. board or the Norton;
V. _ ‘ eilureh will meet with own ,m ,0, um um 9W mum
W. or Westjllsln street. this ev' , .
“M‘ ‘“ ‘ "I 9'5 ' ‘ 3W” "WWW Congregational
' Wild-r. 8 n. In. module and reading
lest Sunday will be Sunday school
are,» thejlorwallr churches. The
, “ ” ninety School union will
alert at the hora-ll: Kellipdlsl church.
..,
in. West street; Tuesday. 8 o. nt.,
monthly meeting of the church cont-
rolttee; Wednesday. 1 p. m., the Wo-
man’s Sewing circle. teat parlor. This
being the last meeting of the circle Tor
the present. it is requested that
The routs: People’s Society of cm“.
tins: lattes»: or the smut Norwslk
j“ elltaeh will hold a business
‘I’ social nteelills tonight at {“5
disarmam sre expected will
my
9 ,.
W League of the South
W “Wilt. church will meet
in tire. it. 1'. Hatch. tr Pairdeld av-
eh .‘sM-e’rclock tonight. all enjoy-
lltlo , , e will. be presented and
all young people-interested are invit-
ed. ‘
t . .
'l'he childres of tho vim Methodist
Wander school are rushing
“$.th with the capital
loaned there by which to and to the
on Sunday school roont fund, and es-
peet to realize a gl'atifylng aunt total
when the auto total is declared.
it thE‘elsnlllnnlon service in the
truth Harwell: Congregational church
yesterday morning. Attorney and live.
Joseph 8. Taylor were receiver! into
authorship. The pastor gave a very
t lateresting'addrees and there was es-
' esllent music by the choir. including a
solo by Mrs. Nungev.
the work on hand may he finished.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., singing practice
under direction or Ilr. Stanley; 8 p. at.
slid—week service conducted by the
pastor. Subject. "1 he Congregational
Educational Society; its History and
Work." Papers by Mrs. Dunning, Miss
Boy and Miss Lander. cleanings by
Mrs. Swords. Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Pun-
zelt and lies Kendall. Music, Miss
.lbeudroth. l'shertt, lites Bennett and
bliss Shepherd. ,Nday. ’l p. m.. meet-
ing of the joint committee of rittlreb
llllll society.
, r n...
The March meeting of the Central
Union of King's llotghters will be bold
in the Norwallt Congregational rhurclt
next Saturday at 3:45 p. In. There will
be two months’ reports from the var—
ious circles and important business
trsnsacled, and a brief ilible reading
by Mrs. Noble.
The subject of the ladies' meeting in
the Norwsllt Congregational chapel at
3:30 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
will be, "What Shall i do With My
Christian Life?" The meeting will be
.ed by Mrs. J. W. Wilson. The grow-
ing attendance at these Wednesday of-
ternoons is proof of their helpfulness.
At the Norwalk Congregational
chapel, Thursday evening, there will
be a meeting of «metal interest ,as rev
parts will be given from the great
r'ottvention of Student Volunteers. re~
.tenlly held in Cleveland. The rept‘rrtit
will be given by Mrs i-‘snttle Baldwin,
Miss Cori Dolls! and Seymour (‘ttrlirL
and the solo by Dudley iim'k. "Fear
Not. Ye, 0, larttel." will be hung by
Mrs. A. 3. Gibson. ilr. Noble will lead
the meeting.
The First Methodist Episcopal pray-
erneetiag will he held in the South
Norwallt Congregational church Tue»
day night. it'll. A. S. Kavassgh will
review one of the best of the latest
books, "in the Footsteps of Christ: or.
What Would Jesus Du?" Mitts Wy-
man and lliss Byxbeo will sing.
'rlut You-7g hlen's Christian associa-
tion nesting yesterday was opened by
a song service, led by H. .l. Hipson. as
slated by the orchestra. The. scrip-
tures was read by W. J. inland, and
the tier A. 8. Kavnnsgh addressed the
meeting. lie said the present time do»
stranded men who were loyal to Chris»
tian living more than loyalty to
ehurrhn, dogmas and ceremonies. l‘li-
teett young men rattle troll the upper
town and their presence added to an
interesting and instructive meeting.
, .
At the Norwslk Congregational
rhttrclt. yeuerdny, there were large
congregation. At the morning ttervlce
itev. Dr. Seward assisted Dr. Noble in
the sacrament of the Lord's Supper
and it was a tender and uplifting ser—
vice. The solo of Mine Alice May
Sherwood. ”That Is All." was remark—
ably rendered. Her rll'sr. rich tones
ltrombt out by the music, and her per—
irrt renunciation of the beautiful words
delighting every one. The praise ser-
rice in the evening. when bliss Little-
jrthn was added to the attractive choir
was enjoyed thoroughly. llr. Noble's
tribute to Tennyson. 'and bin reading
of "(Fro-ting the liar." betnre it was
sung by the choir was an interesting
feature of the service.
at the Norwsllt Meth-
udlzqehuvefiave been of unusual in-
tsrtht for several weeks and both the
l-lundsy and week-day services have
been largely attended. Converts have
taken a prominent part, and it is the
4 mini: that the church has
been wonderfully sttrressfnl ' in its
evangelistic work. Yesterday's meet—
isgh wait to exception. Last night
warm preached upon "The (treat
fluently." and showed by his person-
al equlesess where a true Christian
need sever suler want it be some but
put explicit faith in the lord. Sever-
al of the older members of the congre-
gation told how sturh the Lord had
done for them. A testimony rrortt'AL
hart llorehouse. nearly till years old,
who exceedingly tolrching.
The Farther Lights soriety of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will
not hold its meeting as usual this Pin
ruling, but will have charge or thr-
Thursday evening meeting. Mitts Lis-
zir Hyatt, of lloston, will mldretot the
meeting.
"A" MO MT.
Danhury Included is One Organised
Yesterday.
The secretaries or the various driv.
lug clubs in this state and his-samu-
setia met in Waterbury and organized
the Connecticut and Monumental-tie
trotting and pacing rtrvltil. Among
the cities represented were Walt-tn
bury. Bridgeport, Hartlnrd. Berlin.
llolyohe. lass” and Dsnvevs. liars.
W. Healer. or Waterbury. was pres-
ident, and C. W. Wilson. of Bridgeport.
secretary of the meeting. The rirmlt
dates arranged are:
Waterbury. May 1!. Julie i. 2; July
l2. l3. tr. l5; Ilepternlter 13. it. to. is;
October ll. ll. :0. 2|.
iinlyohe. lass». June it. h. in: July
I’. 9. ll, 23: A“. in. ii. in. ll;
hombre tr. ll. 22, 23.
truism. liars...lnse it». is. l‘l; July
36.13. ta. :9; Ans-st 23. 24. 25. 2‘: 0r.
letter 25, u. 21. 29.
itsrttori. June It. 12. 2.1; lfihsruvr
(hi M. July i. 5. h. 'i; Hartford.
Alt“! 2. 3. i. It
Mi. m 29. at: July l; Afl‘
out 20. ill; Weather l. 2; (leather ii.
1:. ii. is.
M“. Ad“ is. l7. ll. ll.
ilaslrnry. Orloher t. it. s. ‘i. A.
A.rery large audience listened loot
nkhttotitesermonon the-mum or
Christian's pilgrimage. adapted trots
the "Pilgrim's Progress," which has
been for the past few weeks the Sun»
by night attraction at iloyt’s Theatre.
'l'hey are illustrated by a large chart.
the pictures all which marl the var.
his steps is tha tourney or Chrlstiaaa
use her children Lott night lter. A.
it» liavanaglt disco-reed on the visit to
‘ the home of the interpreter. There are
m m arr-ms in the series.
whiten“ large sot-hers to the tile-
flre. The music last night was very
attract”; Tits olertory anthem,
”Ose ll‘wsetiy Sole-rt Thomltt." was
Weir rendered by the choir. and
the solo by lira Ross. "The Plains of
Pelee," was particularly pleaslsg.
. i
. ".1” African Win Episcopal ly-
hsxsflt Stunt eltsrelt yesterday.
Var insert-ting sons were restl by
it. saris Weston. lit-s Walton. slits
Issue sill Its. llaeeher Carter. The
”IMF”, Mat lily from the
WWchuv-rit took charge
inundatmnisssfeutssy
the "it will he long Wart by
the mm a the. Knight street
m~ Itsrtls irritant
"Whymyosrnssrehesemwill
lit. the home of Mrs. Margaret lander. ‘.
as .r
many ladies as possible attend. so that 1
The ls tolled lav-“ad last hues-sad
the last Waller-u, Ivar Ins-
p‘tlag from a Presbyterian Authority.
ra- mrlattse my I'- was. .
lf‘ev'r rm, tum ' l.~l’resbyterlslt
leaders are, seeking to save the unpleas-
ant notoriety of another horny trial by
trying to induce the Rev. A. C. loci!-
lert or the Union Theological seminary
to resign from the New York pushy-
tery. it will be remembered that Pro-
fessor Nefiifiert recently published ”A
History of Christianity in the Apos-
tolic An.” in one or the footnotes as
r
PROFESSOR M'GTPFERT.
which he used language which hits! been
interpreted all denying the sacrificial
nature or the Lands supper.
Marty letters are being received at the
Union Theological seminary. in which
the writers urge that the professor
leave his chair at uan. Denominational
inwrs hove also suggested that the
pl'ultlilior'ti twigrlatlnn would be nrcept-
able.
The letter writers and editors are tell-
irlg Professor Mciliflert that an honest
man upurt rbnrtgirtg his views should
Irttve any church of whit-It its might be
pastor and HW'IIII)’ a seminary where
he lectures to prospective pastors.
Friends of the aeminary are urging
that its trustees. and perhaps the gum-
rrul sseembiy itself, disavow the con-
tents of Professor hlclltf'fevt'n intuit. The
let-t is pointed out that the institution
flan slim-red much in the past from the
iirlggs incident. and was Just begin—
ning to rumor when lltlrt new ruse
Iillllt‘ up.
it in the general opinion of tho t'rlllf‘l
that the heresy is ut' a more pronounced
.harnrir‘r lhzln than of either Dr. Smith
or Dr. Briggs. The fly-t ll'tut Professor
M-‘lllflerl is a historian and not a the-u-
iogittn is hruritml aside. Papers in Eng-
land tut-l livutltinrl are taking up the
matter. and letters are beginning in
route from abroad. Not only no, but
trltlcs in other denominations, notably
mine of the littlest among rlpittrnpa-
llarts out! t'oltlregnliurtalists, are de-
nourteing it.
Waller lisys lt ls floral-usury.
"lmrtsidrrlng the range of liltitnry rov-
ered." says Wiliirturt Walker of "art-
forrl serrtirtary. "the fundamental whar-
fl'ltl’ of the questions discussed. i'rnr
finvtm’v Mould-TV» uttttemertls are the
:tlusi Y?h'ulllllrrnilr)’ that how yr‘l up.
[it-tired an "ill! sitlt- oi the Atlalttit- “
Parts at the book other than tbttt re
lating In lit» lnrllitullmt of lite Lurtl'
supper tire ultnvked, all. for exempt",
the W'und i‘ilh'r’lll nnlltrn. and Professor
“'tilkfl‘, ti. hi) la I’er‘l’llll‘tl Isl nnr- til the
atrial of the younger generallnn of Ibra-
nluglltrlrr, r-mlritules with the statement
that the book "involves um attempt to
Pi‘t'iinfllnll'l nmlty vllul {Munro-it of lite
narratives. and. on the wbule, the ru-
stlit is as unsatisfarlnry and as euso-lt-
tt.tlly untrue as it is unsound."
it is not generally tin-mu lllttl the
Briggs vase is out yet settled. ’i‘bwre
lire now two parties in ”it l’reebyt-vrlan
I‘hlll'lth in the matter it! again tailing
it up at the nppruurbtng general as-
sembly. The senlerwe nl l'rnft-rtsor
llriggs was suspension. .‘iow sortie tum
blm restored by remm‘lrtg lite surroun-
”or"; others want the auntie-twin” made
permanent or laid» to 't'flll “nplllslun.”
They argue that there is no ntlwr wiry
to keep the tinrtrim- "l the Pfe‘llryltwrlnn
t'bttrth pttrn except by virtdtmting it by
lire innit lelrr'llll‘ lilt'nllll'l'l. Letters are
pausing brim-m Presbyterian [Vadt'ffl
We'll rtmt eltrl. illlll lb») zm- l.) u.»
illt'ilrtw, it I! Milli, t-ultlll'tetl in im tulip-J
consort—mites and lllx-l‘nls.
Moscow Hills Withdraws.
litiuntrtll. Harri) 7. The rum thi-
lrmrrting prints rt ielier from l’rtlted
lilatelt senator Mills. in which he (or.
malty withdraws from the rum for re.
elevlimt, which leaves the field in trov-
rrrtor l“. A. Culbersnrt. in his teller Sir.
Mills gives as titr- principal mill!) (or
his withdrawal the recent mum of the
state t-set-uttve mmmlltee. which made
a stringent test fur all persons desiring
to purliriprtte in Ill-moonlit: primaries
hurl t‘tmventlons.
wast» Teller Ansel-d.
tftnt'lnrtsli, latch imiiberwmal 8.
Cumming. teller of the First National
honlt. has been arrested for embessitng
muse of the bank’s funds.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
lloverrtnr Otern or New lesion has
removed frets oars llolieitor (laurel
Vail or that territory on the chug. .g
truism of duty.
m worm-rt when of the Zone
community of Ohio have stopped the
projected Motion of the community
by refusing to agree to it.
Hugh J. Jewell. litt- ralnnaa railroad
Inst-in. and for realty rears meiver
and Mt of tile rtrte ratings. mm
at the list» lion Mr. answers. I}...
The TM supreme court has over.
ruled the demurrer or Isles nutty...
firearm to the loath—emf r-hgm"
herwrthtlratnamrorllos Wheeler-s
Impeller in! lay.
I- It"! first Starr My. m
titanium.
We will furnish
IOO
WEDDING
IIVITITIOIS
II- ‘Xl‘, including Inside
and Gill-ills envelopes. the In
est quality and most artistic
era-rins- in!
$8
Surlyhli per cent. less than
erer oflerad by another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIOSAL HUN
”Rim”.
Wedding rit initial and its
setter! in envelopes without
extra charge. Other «time
lag mtmlingly cheap.
Weslso milk: a apecial price
on
CALLIIG
CARDS
Plate and 50 Cards. 3 .75
DO I! l.', OI I'%
Add... on Cards, 25 cents a
line extra
Where plnle is furnished:
to Car-tin. weenie
lilo Cards. lheeuu
EVElill—iGw
SEll'llliEL
You as u i an," ‘
m or to :t ugeyoausllsrys-
[sully is the binary of a good wcshly sews-
pspsr and a quarterly lsagsrins M series.
You ess get both at turn peblmtwas with
si-ssts iihrsryaf good novels leaner year.
Wis-etch sterner-ts. sad tho-an
“plats m 'flhlr-Msrisg a wider
mausoleu- sailed to threatens! Ill
sslwruswstrsttmssdulse-rstthsaaay
W m ”empties price.
Ursula-w;
i l
prices.
will come Monday.
Wednesday.
without rotting them.
FAIRY
I'll! l. I. saunas:
are disap aring-~Wednesday will be the
last day or you to ho at these
Fmest overcotls. ormerly 555,, are 325';
all our $30, $28 and $25 overcoats are now
520; all of out $20 ovcrcoais are now $15;
$1; overcoat: are now $10.
No broken lines for Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday—mill: whole overcoat stock
Will be marked for three days at quick-step
We can fit every shape (if man if he
Three days devoted to a carnival of
overcoat bargains—Monday, Tuesday and
- Thursday will be too late; we shall be
be closed all day March i taking inventory.
Come ti'you want your pick of the best over-
coats it I3 possible to make at prices that'll
be out of the question next winter.
METGS to.
BRIDGEPOTIT. CONN.
OM Monday, Emily and Saturday Evenings.
prices:
— 1'
ARAWRMWWWWM
é
longer than a lifetime IF they are cleaned
with the soap that will restore their freshness
SOAP
PamWhite—Ploating.
The Song of the
agents-go. at. m. star vols;
century.
WANTED?“
_
Opera House Hint-it.
Old Gold and Silv‘ér.
lild fluid or le'ilvt-r of any kind; oltl broken or (littvarded
Watt-hm, l‘ltaitts, Jewelry. Hpoonrt, «ton, in any mmlitinlt.’
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR All “on“:
._‘..-» n" .—
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwallt. Conn
The Duty of Today
Is to insure and so protect the wife and family and at
the same time lay up money for old age.
tloltt- iii a small cost and ill a
it combination valley in the (‘osstzc'ricu'r Granular. LIFE
l liliUllAliCE COMPANY, through S. S. lu'llonutzntnu, agent.
This can be
5 'rltelllatli' way by securing
snlw wort :tuol prim-u Htlllfiltlt'llil')‘.
MIME?” HIV!!! I'IIILMICI'UIJA'.
-;
When the Time Arrives
for you to have your Engines, Built-re or other Mnebillery repaired,
V0“ 006!" To [IOU JUST WHO
all do tin- wart quietly, and got you running again.
In connection with our time wurk we are m-purwl to do 'our n'pltll‘illll)’ duly.
ltigitl, Fitllltlay or holiday, ulllt tenet lurmlb t- loom! rtttttt ug llllll'.
We gtlnr-
TheCouIter& McKenzieMachinoCo.
North Hill of Ilt'llrl. BR‘DGEPORT. CONN.
MAINS}! Will"! A lllMYlAl-TY.
muam's sour.
Iscovary trout Appendicitis Delay»
by the Sins of a Watch crystal
The case of l'arl Anderson. of Mt
Neil!) avenue lllll taken a. jwr'lllllll
turn.
Last minim-r he went to the "art
ford hospital to be operated upon for
appendicitis. The operation was an
parrotly smmiul, but for some res-
sorl the incision was very slow in haul»
, in. itrrently. however, the wound
rinsed and the patient went hselt to
his worlt in the sill: rnill: but in a few
bye. while he was shoveling snow.
the wound reopened and he went to
bed is a critical roudltlmr. A mnrli
of donors was held and it was decid-
lhat :- thread of stilt ntnst have been
tell in “ll" wound whirb tvss Panning
continued iltllrtrnnliort. The patient
We. how'vrr, too weak to undergo au-
othrr operation tor its removal. and
his life was dispsiml or. “molar. sl-
ter the mirror hint dressed the wound.
s asrail piere or gold which looted
lllte a fragment from the tile or s
wstrit rrvstsl war disroverrd is his
bed near the wound. Apparently it had
‘mlhmwsnstfmtitewosssJiow
lit raise there is a mystery. M its
'rastsvslthelsahsshqoatolnsrtrve
“mare-immune
m. ‘ j ..
0. A. 3. swarm.
late Changed to Lech-nodule (lento
murder in Ohio! Gohin.
Department Commander [later has
estml an order changing the date at
he annual monument of the lion-
terliml (l. A. ll.. which will be held
thI year in New llritaln:
limlquarlers Department or Connecti-
rut. ii. A. it. Putnam. July 2.
(inmsl Order No. l2.
The date for convening the nest de-
llsrtltteltt encampment ir rhsrtgerl to
Thursday and wider. May 5 and 6.
ms. to accommodate Commander-ls»
Chief (robin. who found it impossible
to he with us on dates originally pro-
mitigated.
Comrades desiring quarters during
encampment will adorns: Comrade
Ales mules. chairman of mutilate on
serrrmumtlations. New Britain. “can.
Br command. ii. i). BAT“.
iiepartntent Cost-antler.
route ll. TllAGlitll.
Assistant , AWIII'W.
A great obstacle-”ll will never do
to let worsen have equal sultan."
"Asy special leases?“ ”Yes Just
think howellly it westestssdtrthsvr
tsestl our rattle rat’s W-
"! "
irritation. swarm or
”all!” m the Pittsburg ‘
has ever have called upon to M‘ ’
curred at sit Webster avenue ,,,
stunned, when one woman was
located and five other people so ”
burned that three may die. ”true ,
lieu were penned in a rsmhsehle ,
ing and the stairs eaten away by m
while they slept. I,
Mrs. Dttmlnit- lvlltrielln, aged 30, wit}
0! Dominic Enriello, fruit hilt-hater. was
“Drilled from her husband in m
“flour, was sufl'rt'uled while tryingmtal
raise a window and died in the patrol
wagon. .
The following were injured: Harry. '.
Levitt, aged is; burned alum! race. "I“ .
and shoulders; injuries possibly full. L‘
Lillian Levin, aged at; burned about ‘
hands, feet and face; condition “on.
Max Verllnsltl, aged 12, burned m
legit and bead and fatally inland in-
ternally. Jmle Vuriinslti. aged 22., him
wile; burned about the neck. feet and .
face; injuries aerioust. Ethel Verdun,
aged ii mouths: burned abo builds. .
bead and body; will weight: a“.
Elizabeth Levitt. aged i8; ankle broil- ' '
by Jutttpirtg from second story vim;
ohm btlrt internally. ltita Levin, sad
3 years; thrown from second story Ill:
dots; badly bruised.
The building at rm Viletrtlter'avglruar 3
is a three-nttlry ltl'ir-lt tenement. 01‘ ill '
shaky. tin the first llimr and the rear
of the set-unit floor lived lion: Levin with
his wife and orvert children. Do the
amount tlmtr, front, lived Dominic Elt-
rlrrlln with Till will“. On “it! third tloor
ilvetl Max Veriinsltl with his wife INI-
lirflillllll’l'tllll baby.
The tire Married in Levin's dining
l'lmlll, in the rear of the first floor. I!
burned through the altar and up the
stairway. and in 'el very short time the
entire building was in flames. Only“.
must Milt-trot work or lite: rescuing lire-
rnen tuevenieti 2t rtturb greater horror.
For an Early Arthur's-tall.
Aihany. March 7.~—'fltat the Repub-
lt'rarl leaders intend to have an early
adjournment of the legislature is evi-
denced by the adoption by the assembly
last week of the resolution introduced
by the rules committee limiting 112th
on all "unsure-s before that body to 1.
minutes. Similar resolutions to this e!-
tm-t are a opted eat-b year about three
week: prior to final adjournment. and
"try are adopted principally to ape.-
dite legirlatiutt. Speaker O’Grady has
said that the legislature would adjourn
by March 25. The Republican leaders
on the senate side ray that a lion! ad,
Jutlrltment cannot hr- ellecled until
March 3! at the- earlieot, and that it will
probably not lallr- pint-e until the latter
pull «it the first Week of April.
Russia Mel-ares Peace.
London. Marl-ll 7.---'l'he Peking corre-
aulrtdnrlt of Thr- Times says: "Russia
has demanded that t‘birls surrender in
lit-r all sovereign rights over Port Ar-
thur and Taiirannrl fur the same pe-
rimi and Ml the same t-nnrlitions as in
the men of (let-many at Klan-Chin.
Beside! this. ltusrtin tie-mantle the right
to construct rt railway under the nine
mntlltimta rte Ulr‘ Transntamhurltn
railway, {rum i’ctunat. on that line .
tnextr 'li"' river Sungartl. to Kwang-
i"hung-Tr.tl. Mllkdfili and Port Am. 3
Flh’r' daye are give-rt tor reply, and the) ’ ‘ ,
agreement must b.» signed wilflppvfii”
month. ‘ T l“
list-n Burners at Work.
Geneva, N. Y.. Marvh 7.—.~'l'lie large
harm! on Rose Hill allm'k farm. 0M ‘
by Martin ll. Smith. arrows the lair '
from tinny-vet. uo-w entirely destroyed by
iirw Yt-slr‘filny. Almmll the entire cost--
twnta. including it valuable ham and
ulhr'f' iiw Itm‘k, “ere burned. The loss
on the buildings and ntrmlt is less than
3pm». partly envemt by insurance.
The fire is lrvT‘tt'l‘ttrl in have been smut!
by lnl‘l'fllllilrlr'fl, a.» Mr. Smith basin-lie
many enemies by his sentences imposed
when a police itrsliv-r, and he has al-
ready had his but its fired by men out of
revenge.
Italian PM lilllerl In Dual.
it: me, March TSignur Feline Curio
('m'ttllolli. pvtel. dramatist. publicist M
the- m-ll tumult ltttdiutl member of tho
chamber of deputies fur t.‘urte~0lolrs,
was killed here- yesterday afternoon in
a duel with pump. with filgrtur Manolo.
member uf tile chamber of deputies slid
mlitnr or The titluetlu di Vemia. 'I'lla
ent'trlil'ltr‘r «a the outcome of . ore.
pvtlt'fllll' in the t'vlllmnI 0! "I: ll“.
ill-min not The tlasrettn at Venesls. it +
ttmlr plum til it" unfrequrrtlotl spot out.
side the form Maggie)".
Well “now. Phil-debt” I!"
Vblladelphlll, Mortzb inhale A. M4
portl. on» of the must pmrninettt citi—
zens of this vity. tiled last evening In"
a lingering tlluerte. He was 1! years on
Ilir. Hheppartl war: from in Climb?“
bounty. N. J. At the ogre of ii years he
was thrown nrt his own resources. He
come to title 0in null learned the [m-
liry bunnies: and in is!» founded the
Excelsior litnvl~ anti lloilowware fourth
dry under the firm name of lunar! A.
tilteppard & (In.
A lorry [Dirt-u or Il-rrts M.
Kansas Ctty. March l.-—ilorsa lost
was served at the annual banquet d
the Kansas titty Veterinary «dine;
Though the spread was elaborate, has
n morsei of meat other than the llsait at
the horse was served. Frost sol, to
must it was all horse. The madam ,
and faculty of the college Vito m
around the imam made merry and he
elated that it was sppetislrtg.
colossus—mum .fl,
Scranton, l’s.. larch i.~ltsv. Dr. ’0'!
mph K. [Maori has been rolled by lfi
tram Avenue Baptist church or up.»
ton and yesterday resigned the W?-
str or the Penn Avenue Baptist
1 this city, which has our of the ,
Baptist congregations in the state; .
resignation to to take effect and w " v,
or sender. , F ’
Mathis-MA
Guitar and Either company d
units, has been arrested on the .
i" “W... .2: "3'" Win
rota . ‘ an ’ ‘
merir mall's We”. ii“ iii
rested as an accessory. .
renown—«mm,
Psdmh. uremia—A rev ‘
”anathema-thew” . ‘
Whrsitenmlym
suit. )ulmhtlsuflfll
Varmint!”
Norwalk Chronicler