The W industry or south Nitr- walk Mend a less last night by the entire destruction of the lilac plant of the South Norw‘aih (lo-operative list company. located at the lower end of ' Dee street. About 11:15 o’clock Indies were dis- coyered breaking through the root of the .hnildiag. Samuel 0. inland. night watchman for the Richardson a Home combs”. who was walking abnatthntoundry yard. turned inan alarm trots no: 4. at the corner at Day and 'l'olles street. People living in the vicinity ot-athe heroin; building ran out the small juniper kept in Ray- ' mondliion‘tlhdlaldalineothone; but the water and that which followed shortly atterwerd. from three other streams. had scarcely any preceptiblt efect on the deals. the tire being "MIC “1!th material. having gained consider“ headway. By playing one stream almost constantly on the omceIthe two large safes. con- taining the company's most valuablt articles, were prevented trout going tblowh the liner. The building burn- ed totheground inahoutanbour am. a hall. The names illuminated thv heavens for miles ground. The (lo-operative net company we: organised about thirteml years ago, at an outcome of the well—known atrlht among the batters at hath Norwalh Nearly ten years ago the present fac- tor! was «noted. Them 0. the main shop were ”all lost thm stories is heklit. and la the rear war tie-plank shop. rouse test. two'ttomt one. «instantiation-strict ermine and dryilx rooms. The names appeared to have started in the second doorof the main shop. near the partition leading to the plank shop and ”the stock room inst above. The odlcers of the company are: Pruitbnt. “win BM; vice~preaident and secretary. John J. Murphy; treas- urer. David Bernard. A Sentinel reporter learned from them that the building was worth in the neighborhood oi 810,000. The ma- chinery and stock made up and in pro- cess of manufacture-and there we» units a large amount of this-wne worth over most. One oi the most espensive articles in the (artery was the netting'ol' machine. which cost 82.. m. The loss oi the engine and boiler will also be severe. There were at the present time about seventy-Ive men employed in the shop, although more than twice that mum her can be accommodated when the shop is running at its full capacity. All lhswnl‘hmsllostnnumheroftoole and per-end shoots at more or less value. 'l’he insurance amounted to ”also. it was divided as follow: Taylor a Golden. on building. new: sun-it. n. I”; machinery, ".100. W. l. a w. ll. Mirna. “modem; machinery. “in 000. Hill. Horton's Tllllti) necrotic M the weather was very ester— otnflrlnsterenins. lhethiraoltheee» rid of lectures glren by lira. Noble hetero the “most club at the South llorwals Congregation“ church. was very well stunned. These lectures Whinienet.1‘heyoaagmenwlio all! attend them are not only atlas- om of m We Junta: ,t. I streeandindepsndent people in Cuba, I while people acknowledge allegiance . only toihs they horn.,.estahlllled3 asdvlssintsinsd ' It! Me oi suns 'l‘hisisnrovldedter I by; the resolutions. The cohens ash- or 6d“. while: on that before intervention there he w ”Find low “This ll “It! provided by the resolution, Their de- sire to make their own government trout any coercion whaterer is providr mlution. Under the circumstances it is the demand of the United States that Spain at once cream the island. and the threat that in the event of her re- Iinsal, the lands“ naval forces of the ’Unttea states will: be m to-eompeln evacuation. merits the deepest gratitude on the pert oi the Cubans. Should forcebenecessaryonthepartofthe United States there will he the most complete co-owration by the Cuban government and its army. “Gout pilots and practiced guards will be placed immediately at the ser- vice of the United States and in every practicable way will the Cubans old in expelling the common remedy. To the patriotism of the American people owe a debt of deepest: gratitude. and for the confidence which the American people have in them they hope to prove their worthinua. “The sleadfsstncas with which they have pursued their ideal for indoor» deuce. and the organisation which they have shown in their fight against Spain. are suilicient proof that they will be able to maintain their indepen- wlll be able to maintain their indepen- Iy object tor the nature." summer. In Ml. lap-amen» Provide" During Pest live m The Meriden Republican says that since the State School ior Boys has been under the present management one of the items of cayenne that new ad to give the investigating committee more trouble than any other, the meat Jill. has been reduced to a considerable eatent. Reduction have been made in all billahnttheosefermesthasperhaps melved the granted attention. No reduction has been made in the boys' supply... but the ulcers have been go~ Ill < t fowis, i’rult. etc. as the lot mate-m. seemed from a re- iiahle some. will reality: Total meat bill for October, $610.79; expense outside oi contract, $190.86. For November. “This; expense out- side of contract. ".03. For Deeerahar. “3.74; espouse out- side of mall-ct. $35.24. For January. “06.50; expense ont- slde of contract, $93.43. Per February. 8354.37: expense out, side at contract. $10.17. For March. m; upon-e outside of contract. $83.04. The unease outside at contract is (or lowls, fruit. can, etc, which are consumed by the oiilcers. The mt superintendent began duties the middle oi December. Mr. Co- burn leaving December It. it will readily be seenwhat a dilerence in the bills immediately occurred. The fruit, eggs, etc, are sold to the school at rc— taii prices. coming iron the same man who enppiiu the meat. the boys one week. M pounds being taken to the school three times each weelt. Fonoerly there had been a gm! waste in this supply and the dill-ream between the hills ior October end "arch will show the saving. The No. retailer hill is terns. as tools were provided for 'l'hanltqiving. The my bill has been reduced also. Pliteso barrels et lionr are consumed gll the school each week. end a saving 'oi thirty~lve cents on a barrel has been made “I the present superin- teary. The trustees rennet help feeling; pleased at the great reduction in ex» penece that has been made within the pest low months. "fiwflmm mung-Hm M ”NH“. efsaloyaleni. uslisolnetrecyenroll-ioneE realities lire entered into by the mil. 2 are. All young men wishing to hear; flesh-at. A report was circulated yesterllsy ihailthadhnnnmcdtocallm there leiflnres they so so by applyisgythe first nutmtisesseolwarxlow teeny meantime inmost rish.ielnorMewuswtediiihiswssror» Themtlsflmwlllhehcldaeseaai ’mt teammate-outliers iatasaanwaltae lentil litre-ta “gentleness-tees“ Wet-harsh am Tuesday ”flotation“ um ‘ ”up. any minaret MW cm resolutions has been given out at the edhytheleurthparagraphoftherem and the American Press the Cubans. l!" is called to the rite that a but.» bowl in “WW9! o buts. proper. “MW tint fabric?» and lotion are alto'm moorlant. g I‘ provide with white collars. We have the collars, too; in all the asked-for she s, at ilc.csch or .collars cost, 25c. We sell ladies tics, two for 25¢. The E. & each, and are worth it. pulls; collars. “Wmiinu "stigma ~ it our m EL magnet) attention ”I” he widest range to choose from. etc . Sill and M“ W ray pflsart here. . Wt: certain colors.$0 fast, which is importafl, and f beluga kind yogaclil‘ke abatnjwen rootoptp or o ii an -are d for you. 53:»: have culls attached. some cells detached. All are to be worn From 3i 50 to $2.00. ' Vivflw-wispnvptfl..9‘ .=,. Black Stoc ' ism to resist from both right. which' is ourown brand r ' 112' Manny-heats amusements—lav teem-mum'aaelsaeevy. FREE "annular-e. serum-dd fllnmgsflsnwnm nxmmgmmw ”£31“: "II- I I'MIIRUK OOIPIIV. WWW Old Gold and Silver. WANTED Old (iold or Silver of any kind; old broken or discarded wow—- Opera House Block, A POOR MAN Watches, Chains, Jeerelry, limos, etc., in any mndition. FULL CALI! VALUE MILL IIII PAID FOR All AIGIIIII‘, A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler, Norwalk. Conn with it family can carry innocence and so protect them in event of his death and also “ have a competency in old age, by taking a guaranteed policy in the Comet tit-tit timt’I ‘5 ~- ~ ~ ~' ~ ~ ~ Life Insurance t‘ 0., through 8. S. L Ilum- / median, agent lttahesseopowndsofmeatiomwiy '— Thcfliiomen Paper. “— r%.—~n Nothing takes its place There is no stitsttilulc null titers never will be. it in domain and original, holding in its ilrrn mini! the mile in burn. The paper and ii a implicate inseparable. 'l'lwir lnlovrv-eiusrelmtlt mutual, and they both know it. The only practical way or attracting these [mile ls though the Ital paper, 1- I ”"me L '. The Evening Sentinel. nmwm mmmMnMd“ It a]. Inks—Inset mall. By herniated Press. at the 1.. A. W. Racing Board. has is- eued the following: Wbeoercrthscisesreeordofspro- torsional is lowered. the hendlmm In whose district it occurs is requested to law- by Mel card. Handicapper choline W. lean. who will print a chronicle record trots titan to time and hell it to all hoodlum". Attention of more and racing tin oi all disciplinary sentences. ulna penchant. transfm and me other mat- ter as is necessary will be m, andwhenthiaisdoielolfimofig» ”severing. Allpanieseoaearwee Durance oi the edicts oi the heard shall mail is asiaaicatlsg mailers pertain- llll Ill iii“ llsllimore. April Iii—«Chairman rm. y" can I0 pi! ilyoe want atlumetub‘ l] Millie! lllhchInle- limit. 0m om will hold Its own in any rtrfllplny, rm any trawl. litany weather.“ any unread will be as pawl heat yum this year. the 0 it] it ll 'l' is the wheel inr you. On bills or dale, min or“ rough. you an inst your hon-l on so 0r» lent. 'l'ilnt'ewnwethaa see new denote all? the-heap with wild tathhhlwa. h i22 Washington street. Whether» \Coict Hook. Shots out (Model. * Our lines are now open and we invite inspection to our line of both LADIIuS’ and G ENTS Nobby Footwear. M. H. GLOVEBZS Ssinhw i368 KL. 'lir'teotr s $taMngMinm and Cloak Store to the Min Studies are when incited to inspect our Spring Stock oi Skirts moons. \De issue the \argcst assortment in the clip. Gurfiests are e.\\ tailor made. K. Twitter. TIiL iiIlIZIISiI. ‘1 FOOD CHOPPER CHOPS ALL KINDS 07:: 1'00!) intoIClcan Cut Uni-7? 11m OI FINE or? COARSE as wanted. m chopmeot only. THIS DOES AWAY WWII Tilt CHOPPING BOWL ALTOOBTHZR. CHM Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Chm Breed.- EVERYTHING. A machine you will use everyday. Callandseelt. NASH c: VAN scov, one ”I'll UNI I” wear MIKE'S. DAILY . . - .. - Freight Line NORWALK. SOUTH NIORWALK AND NEW YORK. ‘ twenty minutes. , minutes. South Norwnik.‘ t’t'tcs. South 'Korwaht. Goon. ' corn. ell-l! at or syn. live to to: w lilo! ”collimation“. mm. hard-boiled eggs,” Po , macaroni. muesli. oi mhhsse. twenty or Young mete. carrots. turnlnll. paranipa. cauliflower. thirty five mm noble-i been» plant. ‘i’ortydlye minutes to Winter vbgetsbles, calms“ wheat, chickens and lamb, ‘ hours , Ham, four to five hours. ' For every pound of halibut I moo, fifteen minutes; blue , ' base. ten minutes; cod. small on», six minutes. in 1888 my wife went last, attached with Mumatinm. ' calved no relief until she - I beriain's Pain Balm. Since we litre never been without It. iind it gives instant rolled in canon burnasnd scaldseodisnevnrfai, [or all rheumatic and neuralgia —D. 0. Brent, Santa Ynes. Gal. ,, salebyG c. Stilison. MW and E. P. Weed. norwalh. , Miles»! see your iriend Ha . has another selling out at cost " tacked up in the front of his ntnroi 5 tiller—Yes. Do you know I think Hawkins missed his vocation? lip should have been a political comm wager. Miles-Why no? Giles—~Hc is continually nailiu lies. omen». fie leer Idle Islam She—Why don' i you talk more wig: we re out together? ' Howl to too polite to interrupt you. my dear l was reading an advertisement at ‘ Chamberian'a Colic, Chaim and Dias. rhoea Remedy in the Worcester m- prlse recently, which leads me to who this. i can truthfully say I never *- edany remedy equal toitiorcolleflld diarrhoea. I have never bed to a more than one or two doses to arn' the worst case with myself or child- ‘ rem—W A. sum. Popamolte ct , ' Md. For sale by G. C. Balloon. Norwalk and E. P. Weed, NONI“. This must he a my backward su- oon down cast. . Why? 3 Here it is nearly April and l have- ' n't heard it word about the failure of . I. the Delaware peach crop. » 7 4 it is a great leap from are old “- loncd doses oi blue mass and um physics to the pleasant little out known as DeWItt' a Little Early am They cure constipation. nick W and billiouaness. E. P. Weed, Nor» walk: 6. C. Stillson. 80. N bill you enjoy the opera? \ No; I didn't hear it. , ' ’ Why not? ' Two women sitting in (root of ms , were explaining to each other It!” ,_ they loved the music. ' -‘m m3. up . m Why do you men want to make yel- " , low newspapers?" asked tho W 4' boomer. . “They are made yellow." W ' Aslmry Peppers. "in order that M I may he read by the green." ' A WORD 1'0 COMIERCIAL naval " mils. And others who travel. being an“ to our changeoblo climate . . yolirsclvcs below going on your I nor with a bottle at Clevelsod'n Healer. it will cure you 0! all W‘ and lung troubles: a sure remedy W ‘ some and chronic tonsils. PM drug store has the solo W 1' “(mill Norwullt. t'all there slid to! 3 trial bottle (rm Large also. "We: live cents. Patient ito Christian liaising . , _ iorl~| lust droptml in to say ha i kept thinking i didnt have a nah. slid didnt Will you please not“, ill? hill? 3.8. D—«Where'e the money? - Patient-4h theta all right. Kenn thinking you have it and you will, -e we itweeterrihle. ‘l'lie theseaintsahomdihry; _ mmnnmflfifl' overthelreilmit M “mi"neerlee. ”ammonium?“ sl. rflflhmlfl‘m MD“!
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