. rsmc buildings in
alert. on W In the s.
. . lllli
troy-
. p , , _ b ! kilown
(latter trademarks. Iltil had
to entitled . . . mm
£360 of the ”(its ,. W with
t and the clue val redial-trum-
der box. Willow the grea-
ter portion at the building as a carpet
chains works and Elation shop. The
other tenants werax’aiomaa Gregory.
horse clipping. and R. P.1Adatns. Excal-
sior Iron works. "
, ,n'l'he fire was confined to the port or-
envied by hlr. Gregory and Solo 8; (30..
«hath shops being gutted. and their con-
, tails are n total ions. The machine
. worhsw'waro damaged by water. as was
also the Excelsior iron company. ,
4' Rollo}; Co. estimate their loss at
CC”. PM“! covered by insurance. The
Iron machinery. including their car-
pat inhibit-r. leather ranovator. hair
aunt-er. hair picker. as well as sever-
al chests oi geese leathers. tools. shalt-
‘ lag and otlvr machinery is a total loss.
In their machine shop there is a loss
oi m hy water.
The Excelsior iron company reports
a loan oi $200 by water.
. Thomas Gregory's loss is about 8250.
insured ior 8160. His horse clipping
. machinery and other tools were des-
lroyed.
There was no insurance on buildings.
the rate being so high that the struc-
ture was hardly worth insuring. The
_ frame addition fronting on Knight
' street was built recently and was not
damaged toany extent. The loss on
buildings is placed at 8500. though they
could not be replaced ior three times
that amount.
How the ore originated is a mystery.
but irom those early at the scene it is
learned that the flames started in one
corner at Mr. Gregory's horse clipping
shop. faring Brooit street. and worn
drawn up the stairs to the second ll .
Here they spread rapidly through e
um story. and by the time an i. m
was turned in the interior wsfa mass
oi flames.
it was learnt) that not only those
buildings. but the buildings adjoining
were doomed: but the Norwallt tire-
lllnn certainly added to their lourels in
the handling oi the blaze.
Pour streams were soon in operation
and two more were quickly added and
poured water into the burning building."
The wings ol the building were saved
and the fire was confined to the center
at the structure. Two lines oi hose
were run into the building. another line
was taken to the roof. and the ilnmes
wero eventually conquered.
The flames were dimrcrmi about
12:30 o'clock thin morning and it was
nearly 3 o'clock betorc the firemen ro—
turlted to their quarters.
At 4 o'clock the tire broke out again
and the companies I'm recalled to lilo
scene. two streams being turned on.
The building has been on lire several
times. but this was the first time tlw
flames gained any headway.
tinny oi the firemen did not hear the
alarm and were by the rim"?
light whistle. The blue lighted Iii! “It
entire town and the names were vin-
lute tor many miles around. The dance
‘ at lochwood's ilall was mactitnllr
m up by the are. the guestn “W.“
i to the scene. ‘
I: mgolngtheroudsthottheiirr
was at incendiary origin is diaeretiited.
u there is nothins to warrant any such
”militia.
There were three carpets in the onion
oi Mo 1 (30.. Mapping in customer».
‘ all!!! they were saved.
ado noes or sense.
An “Attorney” Gels Away Without
magnum am.
Last night a stranger who appeared
.1 the llaltacltem hotel. and rcglatrrrd
“a! attorney at law, was arraigned to
m 13. lie requested the clerk to
have him railed sham szw o'clock. thin
.mlsp. At ti o'clock the rlerlt w:
fgapriasd to see his hurrying to t e
m without going through the im-
lty oi paying ior his night’s long»
‘ ' . An "elm vr chase. but tha-
j‘” ‘halituonmr artsrt,sndmr-
'3‘ ' ‘ in getting on he 6: if» and malt-
Iia mp9. .
RIIIAWAY it‘l’Alll'ORll not.
‘ mini at Police Volltner received a
Q from Constable mulching, oi
‘ ml. thin moraine. toenail-g him
In its the lookout tor lartnre ltd-
‘ a toamyesr-old boy. who
last Tnuday. lie wore a
rlt overeat.
M M I]
, . . dark brown:
fiv’rzgflg term .. and a Very
o
it
I
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nuns rowan Altman).
,i
rill *Wtommuut nan
.wlthreocpttonotmnwnmraandso
Morals by thapa‘itor All Where oi
tMVclill , are
Harry J. n
nitrite.
clubserv at 1:80. the pastor 1
§ mrmmnme
1.3.3th I ' lol I will m
t , _
we choir. in the llowingmramtae:
0mm Prat, . ll'lrat ltovmt own
Dlilttor- . .......Rhel ‘
Anthem-9M”. are Throat, .. Steiner
Violin solo, Andante Religioso..'i‘lteme
Prayer. with response by the choir.
Hymn—4n Heavenly Love Abiding.
will!"
Ottertorywl’astorale l"... ..... Lucas
Soprano solo-Saviour Hear lie. with
organ and violin .. ..... Peters
Attorney-The utterly oi lisp. Woman
and Child. according to Christ.
Violin auto-Landlor ..... Bohm
Hymn—Lord oi All oiling
Pootlude—wli‘lnal ails Schumann
............... (liiilmtttil
Iorwalk Gongugstional.
Thomas K. Noble, pastor.
Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. in the morning Holy Communion
and rece oi members. in the cr-
ening the usual monthly praise service.
with the story of the hymns. told by
the pastor. This will be the llrst praise
uervice led by the new choir. Sunday
school at It! m.: intermediate Chris-
tian Endeavor at 5 p. m.: Senior Chris.
tinn Endeavor at 6:30 p. in. Every-
body cordially welcomed to tilt ser-
vices.
loath I’m-walk laptlst.
Rev. R. O. sherwood. pastor.
Rev. A. C. Watkins. at New Haven.
will preach tomorrow morning and er»
cnlng at the South Kuwait: liaptiitt
church. Communion at. the morning
service. Young People's meeting at
6.30. Evening service at 7.30. The
no trite will sing. A cordial Wel-
ll.
lorwalk Iaptiat.
F. R. Robbins. Pastor.
Sunday. Rev. Dr. J. 1.. Ray. of New
York. will occupy the pulpit. Dr. Ray
is one or the leading men of the dc»
nomination and a preacher oi grout
power and merit. All are. invited. Sub—
ject. morning. Home and Pilgrimage oi
Jesus. Evening. Pour Mat Things.
first Iothodist lplaaopai.
Rev. A. s. Kavanngh. Pastor.
Services in the Opera House at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. Morning subject.
An Old Testament Transfiguration. Br-
oping subject. In Prayer a Contraband
oi War? as has been implied by a New
York rlorgyman. The now choir will
talto its place tomorrow. All are in«
vitml.
lorwslk Wilt.
Reception at members and Common.
ion service. at 10:30. Preaching at
7:30. Topic of sermon. Many Men or
Matty Minds; or. Perullararilles ot
Congrvgatiomt. Richard hit-shit will
load the on" meeting. Junior intrigue.
noun class. Sunday ncliool and Epwortii
insane as usual.
Oraoalpbeopal.
J. McClure Bellows. rev-or. .
Holy Communion. 8 a. m.. and with
normals. infill) a. in; Sunday school.
2: is p. in; lvcnmnn anti iit‘l'llliln. 7:30
p, in. The rel-tor will oilirlutc.
Calvary flapfiat.
l.. \Vnru. parlor.
Nu services iinnday. a. m.; i p. m.
Sunday m-html: .‘r p. m.. Junior Chris-
tian Endeavor; llzilll p. at. Senior
(thrlutiun Endeavor. Lord's supper
Thursday owning there will be a spec.
int acrvicc. Rev. 1‘. Willie will preach.
Osman twang-lieu.
i‘lial'lra A. llrorltmeler. Pastor.
Herman Evangelical aervfctw cvory
tiuuday niteruonn niternoou at 2 o'clock
in the ilwodiah Congregational church.
Ml urn welcome.
German lather“.
Sunday school at 9:10 a. m.: preach-
llln aervlrc at 7:30 p. in. by M. W.
iipanonlh. oi Bridgeport. All are in-
vllrtl.
illitllllltlh'T AFTER REGIMliNT FOR
'l‘ilii lll'lllNY iii)l."l'll.
'l‘lw flonthnrn Railway. titt- grunt
llitiriiligldaro oi travel irom Washing»
ton in the ilmtth. has tor the last two
works been moving a large number oi
”mini trains transporting troops in
Tampa. t‘hit-ltnmoogn. Mobile and New
Orleana. This in the line that line tho
litrml panaenger locomotives in the
world. and which has attracted so much
attention in this and otlur countries.
To give an idea on to the strength oi
the origins: and capacity tor high
epml. one at theae engines could pull
a train oi no less than thirty-three can
which would accommodate a regiment
and overwrite-it a train would he more
than twmliiths oi a mile long—and
would attain on level traclt a speed ris-
ty miles per r. No locomotive in
the world its no large combined ryl-
inner-ares and steam pressure. The
total weight oi the locomotive is aev~
entyadve tons. The southern. with its
poweriul equipment. earl handle any
number oi limits. and can put the boys
to the than in donulonalelt time. New
torn out". m nvoadway.
iNlllfil'l'RlAl. onions lflfl'l'lllil.
The industrial Imus oi the first
Nethodiat l church tact test
also: with, r. align)»: 21am» it.
or . rim Ill . s new
latte. €31” lilret. Drown. has“:
Hardin . sail Wu RM
listn P. Hoyt on the result it
annexation at with the United
States. llr. harassed as the
as to whether when
fawn to take min-:3"
unanimous-otte-
’ Oil‘.
or. hum“ mm
.mpiaeopai church. and the receipts was
attendance. Those who entertained
ware: Reader. lites Glenn Raymond.
Brooklyn. N. Ya! harplst. Ill- Helene
Rosa. Greenwich: Knickerbocker Hale
onartatta. New Torin—B. W. Jones, first
tenor: J. 8. Hamilton. second tenor; C.
Anderson, baritone; E. It. Barman. 60"!
Bass: c. n. smith. pianist. Albany.
N. Y.
The excellent programme rendered
was as follows:
PlIo solo—Value Brillantn
....... lioaahowslti
Mr. Smith. ‘
Quantum-Cabin by the Stream.
Reading, selected
lllss Raymond.
Harpw'l'he Troubadour ..... Oberthur
lilac Russ.
Quartette selected.
Bass noio~iilng oi the Forest.
Mr. Corinna.
flarp'Annie Laurie Dotiglaa
llisa Russ.
Reading. selected. ‘
Miss Raymond.
Selection~0id Jim's Christmas liymn
ray
Quartctte. Harp and Piano.
Finch selection was ilnely rendeml,
and the ortlnla were obliged to respond
to cnrorea. The recltationn and harp
mine were unusually good.
mama.
Mrs. Jennie Short-r. oi hippie avenue.
in visiting in Brooklyn.
.l. ll. Sharer led the prayer meeting
at the West Norwnllt chapel. Weather
any.
Ambrose Crockett. son oi Mr. and
Mrs. John Crockett. has enlisted in the
New York National Volunteers. under
Colonel Bloom.
Emil Krill: has lelt the employ oi
John lleclttle in Barton. and will open a
meat marltct in the Mother building in
Went Norwailt.
o
Tuesday night the church will give
an entertainmmn in the Town Hall.
There will be selection: by ti male quar-
tette irom Stamford. trios. duets. solos.
Selectman E. Thilllll’il has received
it large contract from the Rniriterhock-
or Steamboat mmpuuy to rebuild the
dock at iorust (trove, lama island. and
ultra it) erect :t bulkhead at (‘old Spring.
o.
Architect ll. (Y. Pclton. who drew the
piazza tor .l. Sherman lloyt'n handsome
residenc». has taken posscaaion oi the
cottage loaned oi airs. A. D. Ward. and
will remain at Contentment island all
summer.
Rev. A. ll. Sands will preach in the
Methodist church tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock on Spain. t'ulro and the
United Stairs. in the morning there
will be a lov-‘icnat. iollowed hy holy
communion.
The reatdencr oi Mrs. Josephine
('rnu in the lnrgt-at house in tho ril—
logo. and trout the tower u line view is
obtained tor milra around. 1, R. 8co-
lirld box just completed pointing lbw
home in a light grey.
Rev. William Sturtcvaut Rutter. it.
A.. principal oi llw mlot‘l It'm' at
Rowayton. has rmwived a rail lrom the
voatry oi tit. Paui'n Built-opal church.
Waterbury. (‘onn. While his numerous
triends in Rowayton and Norwallt wish
him success in his new iicld oi worlt.
they regret that he is leaving this vi-
rinlty. where he has been teacher and
private tutor. at children. and assis—
tant to man i the surrounding rlergy.
services the Baptist church Lord's
day as follows: Homing. limp. Tin-
pastor will give an illustrated talk to
the children. with sermon. The mat-
muniou oi the Lord's death will be ob-
served at this service. Evening ser-
vire at 7:30. Subject. The Struggle ior
"read. The mod in the series on
llnppy Homes and How to Mflko Them.
This million will is! oi special interrupt
to inthers and sons. We extend a row
dint invitation to one and all of these
serviced.
w
lira. A. Vail. oi Montrlair. N. .l.. is
the guest oi llr. and hire. Erma Koch.
lira. Ralph Birchard. who its lotto
silitia under the treatment Dr. .l.
R. White.
lira. Prado-rich lath-r is ill! pneu-
monia at her home in Want Nmrwailt.
and under the can oi Dr. White.
oi
It. 8. Bennett lltllt the nick lili.
8. B. Iisrsh is very lit at the present
writing
Mmmmumum
thmtshont town.
tiargtlle m at lilaafllais rum ;""
Raymond's class [It the ll‘lrst NW hark.
m M
\ I ' m ‘l?
theltidnrysarrtlt-lttlnym
viion hunt" them clear thought“
You led then! clear through the
T I ‘rlsmhld'vllwn . darted.)
Kgcoyn'liow the kidney furuuthle?
it’s a simple thing. your bttclt will tel
0" w .
f 306% is ill: first [tumbling wann-
nth: kidneys give it. and it you head
u all out ior'troublc. it will sure»
it. > ,
Urinary trouble. kidney trouble and
many miseries.
Dunn’s Kidney
no a only.
te rune every
'i'ltey experience of South
Ir roves it. 4 t
l ere s a case in pom:
hits. Addie Banks. of so Raymond
street. says: " My employment. 3 but-
ton-httlontotkcr on ftnc lllltts at Hutch-
cron, Cole 8; Colts, may not have n
the primary cause at my tunable. but
the «instant application certainly .
not help it. lot backache and that tired
and weary tooling in the lmuv oppressed
me and robbed me of my worried en~
cm . Reading one night about Donut:
Ki ut-y Pillar and some cums tliey’had
itlatlc, induced the tithe" v in; at idem:
' hit it‘. y :tlitt‘ mt:
teds “mil a‘m plcrwrtl in tt't‘oltlmr’lil
Pills are made (or kid-
i no of kidne ill. .
o Ndrwnllt
at once.
them." ' l
Dunn's Kidney Win. for min ivy pl!
dealers. or sent by mail nu n-crcptmi
price by I’thrr-hllilmrii ‘. a. “till” u,
N. V.. M-lt‘ {trirllh inl’ llit' i mir-l Evin on
Remember lit - mzticmllt...it an and i it-
in subunit!"-
i
The iollowing list of letters. uncalled
tor. and the persons to whom address-
ed cannot be located. remain in the
(allowing postotllcos tor the week end»
lug April 29. 1898:
SOUTH NORWAIJC‘.
Miss Lottie Beicht.
M. R. Holcomb.
Edward lialn.
Miller Brothers.
lira. lay layiow.
Silas Laura Pickington.
Edmond Potter.
(3. W. BRNRl‘lit‘T. P. hi.
SPAIN SllL’Ts OPT NEWS.
By Associated Press.
New York. April Rik-Tun correspond-
ent here at the Palm News agency at
Madrid has receivrd notification from
the cable company that the Spanish
government would not permit the tie-
livery ol his deapatcb about the bout.
bardment oi hiatansas form. This ea.
plains the impression prevailing at lla-
drid that the American vessels were
obliged to retire. which inionnstlon
was obtained through til" Spanish oli-
olals' version o! the Mmhardnrent.
Children like it; it saves their lives.
We mean One llluute (‘ough Cure. the
iuiallihle remedy tor coughs. colds.
rroup. bronchitis. grippc, and all
throat and lung trauma. E. P. Weed.
Rot-walk: 0. C. Stillson. So. Norwslh.
cum-om
We.
m“
~Aestondoasaotallaettlalasrt
A little boy asked tor a bottle oi
'get up in the morning as last as you
can.” The druggist recognised a
household name tor "DeWitt’s Little
Karly Risers." and gave hint a bottle
it those famous little piila ior consti-
pation. aiclt headache, liver and atom-
sch troubles. E. P. Weed. Norwall;
a. C. Billions. Bo. Norwaih.
Thirty~nve years make a generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher. oi
Zaneavlile. Ohio. sutured iron piles.
lie was cured by using three hoses oi
DaWitt's Witch tinsel halve It. P.
Weed. Norwallt; (l. C. 8v son. so.
Kuwait.
s
~Aostaaurasutml
in its: my wife we; last and was
attacked with rheumatism. as. w
mired no relief until she tried Chisin-
berlaln'a Pain Balm. Since that time
we have never been without it. We
and it plves instant reliet in cases at
burns and scalds and is never tailing
(or all rheumatic and urnralsic pains.
~t). (r. tit-at. items You. Cat. For
sale by (l. (I. Simeon. tltmtltliorwalh.
and I. P. Wand. isorvslh.
run watt wmt scam.
or;
£3223
if
1;
Shoes and " Grinds".
Our lines are now open and we
invite inspection to our line of
truth LADIES" and (j l'IN'l‘h” Noliliy It‘ootWt-ur.
M. H. GLOVEB’S,
122 Washington street,
" suntan?" ’ in.
KC. Evictions
A fitadtngMdimttg and Chunk
Sim. “in the 3min Cities.
Bandits are. podium invited to inspect our
Spring Stock 03
Skirts ammonia.
We have the \argtst assortment in the. clip
Got- dresses are n\\ tether made.
"it. Kruger.
WWW“ Hock. South “wilt. Gotta.
South Not-walk.
In; ititusu "‘
' F001)
CHOPPER
“COARSB a wanted.
Other machlmchopmcat
only. THIS DOCS AWAY
WITH Tilt CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETllll-R.
CHOP! Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. ace. Breadr
EVERYTlll G.
A machine you will use
everyday. Collandsee it.
NASH 6: win scov,
Freight Line
/ bs-rwsnn
noawutt, sown Norwutt,
' AND new roan
motiorihfiifdn and one.
Imam If...
it up...
_ w
mttsainatssra. mutants
l" -wunm.mmt. if
The Fluent in tit
2| ills a Can.
Five cans for $1; .
intend Siltlbt'tfltt,
DELICIOUS FLAVOR. ‘
w l l
Samuel Conduit, it’s.
72 North Main sue-t.
Stun Carpet Cleanup.
cums run up lllllllllll.
Stein Feather taunting.
Hair lilillilti lentil.
nonunion.
All mdnnvmattm, down ennhions and
leather pillow. to order.
“till t..”.‘i:ll:‘.=..ll3‘i..‘."2‘£ rm
Machine ahop~Joh work. Lawn mowers
repulml and ground.
SOFIO & 00..
Notice !
Registration of ”
Dogs.
All dog» must be registered on or ho-
iore Monday, May 2d, and all was
owning or harboring unregistered dog»
after that date will he lialde to pm-
tion according in law. without further
notice,
Soup's 1.1;, April 1’3, 18%.
HERBERT B. SMITH,
Town Clem.
m
GOLDFIELDB
by new (”Pill ”'13..th steamers
unto. Pennsylvania. till i lull-Ila.
manglt. rim“! at w lit I?” i.
stator Lighll. and all modern improve-
men !.
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed to rail about June l5. 2.3;
July it, all. '5.
Tum- lam-(won stimulus at) well known in
the transatlantic luminous lamination with
will mm lint M I. ”0' V. II! ilm
Yukon leor trollir furnish tor the
um limit in Dow-on city and all other
Vulture Rivas pinata.
"ALI- WA‘I’II ROUTE."
ltctnt-mln-r "not till» lilil‘ enables nt
loom-mie- lu—ortuterold fl do tho
out roaming the hardship». rap-nun, mm
tmiatuldn r to lite and pen encoun-
t: red on the rvvvland mien. y
BIPIIE WWI?!” W.
or turn avenue. wattle. Wash. orlol r-
nationot law. 6... v ta'm it.
New Yuri.
ii.l.,l.li.lldfl.ll.li.'illlltlllt
ls sleet November :8. ill.
Luvs scorn“ mumps son“
new you.
A. ll.~—lz.5:ls. 4.55:. M‘s. lit. “I.
1.13. 7.5“. 8.11:. "as. 0.8. Milt.
”.351. "$1.
P. Ii.~l2.4'll. Lil. I.“ 8.“. m.
5.06s. 5.”. 5.561. MI. 7.583. MI. ll...
BllNDAYS.
A. Hr-llfls. 4.56:. M53. III.
P. 1—6.”. 7.23. 0.23.
LBAVI NEW 10th '0! ”UTE
NORWALK.
A. 1—inch. too. are. m. ”as.
em. 10.03:. it“. “.001, 11.03. 18.08.
P. ll.--l.0l. 2.0:. 3.088. m 4.083.
39:. “Us. 5.02:. ”is. it”. 1.”. ”I.
s
tilt htstmst
lagoon. '
“Shy
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A. la-Lll. 1.10:. 312. 'U‘ I“)
am, tarts. user. ms. .
P: ”Wu we at“ m w
m. 7.103. £41. ”I. 11.15.
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