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Now TNAN we CAN DURING THE lit the only omitive cure any known to
excaaotuotv auav saAsON. eon
THAT saAaoN rats to AN excat- : atitutional truailnoat.
LINT TIMI TO HAVE WALL PA-
PININO BONE.
AND PNETTIER Yous HOUBE mnstltutlou and milling nature in
wouco IE IF IT was: It: PAPER
so mama.
IT IS A FACT TMT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
E. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. 1 -
Telephone Call. 1352.
'wt'ili'Alil hick yoda’ we” ”fix I “W
CONSIDER HOW of the syslrm. thetbhy doattoi'ing
MUCH NEATEN AND FRESHER- foundation of the disease anti git
East Norwaik.
Jifllodl eh
Inst ls Catarrh. "air a Catarrh Cure
the medical fraternity. Catarrb being
a constitutional disease. requires a con-
llttli' a catarrh
(‘ me Is ”Well internally. acting direct-
iy upon the blood and mucous surfaces
0
“I
.tho patit-nt strength by building up the
.do' us llh worlt. 'l‘he proptletors have
'so inuch faith In Its curative powers
Ibat they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any use that It falls to cure. Send
for list of teatimonlaie.
A'flflit'nii i‘. .l CHENEY a 00.. Tole.
IInI 0
Sold by all llrugglats 15c.
’I‘ake llall‘ s I‘amliy Pills for consti-
potion.
L
Men die, widows cry. friends are
sorry. but that doesn't furnish bread.
bttt a policy In the
Bonn. Cons at Life Insur.
Tia Iiortot Side Feed Boilers,
FOR 5 I’EAM AND
NOT WA l'iiit HEA iINU
INCUREb A WARM HOUSE. DAV
AND NIGHT, IN COLDIIT
Iwgamen.
lotto tor catalogue and Investtgat-
for yourself.
(lotion l lidgtrvtod Company.
96 LIBERJX spree r.
NEW YORK.
'IiIII tarball Nubian bulimia“
i incorporated l
DailyFr-Eght Lin:
NOII- mm.
scum mutt/am.
. and ivtw YORK.
Steamers City. of Norwal.
and Squantum.
invos New York Monday. Wetlands
and Friday at b: 00 hm
heaven Nurwalk, Tuesday. 'l‘hura-Ia
and Saturday at. ' :00 p tn.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. n.
5%
l I Group.
illS'i'llNT REIIIEF cousins-
" Throat. with BRAZILIAN
tor. No cpl-In.
doses
.‘uialalltblo rare for Asthma. 0a-
lronebltlls and
gaprapaid.lw It. It”!
Iaaapolla. Ind.
Consump-
Higgins Pint
son a Co .
anos mpany
payable immediately makes the family
independent
FRED If. FIELD.
GENIRAI. AGENT.
United Ionic Iid'p.. be. Norwailt.
Dividend
Paying Mining.0ll. Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
large interest and Profits nook-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY8: CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nte.
Members New York Conacl dated
Stock Rxcbanfi. 66- Broadway and
11 New Street. ew York.
IMALDWINHAMMIT'I‘ Manager,
Western New Raglan! Ira-ch: Ileati
his: Cullen-35 Catlin Bldg. .. Hartford.
Denny S. Hall. Representative.
v". l'. ll: .
WWI" will 'M
' are is at lust .’
lit. one dreaded disease that science has '
MCI! CAN! Itlub ATVIONION been able to cars in bi] Its stages. and
the slammtpg of that '
door— keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking oiélass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SeRINc will do it: easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it
COMSTOCK. WATKINS AI DOW.
'Hl’ ONE. 43-8.
.50le AND SUCCESSFUL.
'llluldlllllidleilli
urn NOIIWALN. CONN.
__
Capltal. “00,000.00
Surplus. “00000.00
'0fhsr norm. I880.300.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-President.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah it. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian awarta John N. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
lune-unto Sn Hana!
"ilaii iiaper Sale
l Lauder lliIt. South Norwaik. Ct.
06KE
in your icetlar. _
It will last as long as”
other fuels and you
will admit it is
machflchesprr.
When it is gone
lo: feel sure that
you ‘lt‘n'll want more.
Tltmlr‘sa
HOT TIME
in every bushel of it.
Give it a trial and be
conblnced.
' Beats the Uther
by Four Yea ro
' The residence of Thomas
Smith. 56 Osborn avenue. East
- Norwalh. was painted with lead.
oil and aloe, band mired fifteen
yeari ago by me _
,l defy any patent paint to lbtw
. onus! body wiIb as much wear
liiliiiis Bhillli
Painter
as loath HIM Chaos
~ her 83 I
until I iigmiitit.
'PHONE. 6..
Capital. 81.600.000. SurpluaJleM.
- Tho ; ~
Earning .Pow‘r
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 26 per cent.
greater than it In-
vested at a per
cent: is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent... and 66 2- 3 per cent. greater
than iflnveated at 3 per cent. ,
Stats Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
IRANCH OFFICE. 12 IO MAIN ’1'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers
Mortimer M.~Los It. L. Cobtttw _
Charles I. Dow John I. um
Natal
oelllng. cu
" PL (ms. 56.
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: so sooth lists Street.
coarsest teat
............
Get a'ILoati
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
I Making room for new goods. we are
igivlng 20 per cent. discount on last
Iyear's Gold Papers.
50c Paper. We
lac l'apcr. the
flue Paper, Zlc
too
who l‘ttuer.
third-era some discount.
[‘0 Order—Window Shades. Pit--
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Pamters'
' Supplies. Arttlta' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
Jar". ICC.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. a c.
Solid raas Hall Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. toc
' .“SlIure-Cut" Can Opener. cute
i sl N d
ea ty. 0 m‘gerd‘e gs
’ IECT ITISL PANINO Kmvll
l0c. . ,
.
i Ii PAINTING PAPER HANO
I N O DECORATING
L H. Decker
l by Washington Street.
South NoII‘walk. Conn.
Telephone Connections
.I.._K':
CARLOCK PACKING
V Carried In Stock.
ooao’ANo SILVER rurmo.
Nflmmnhm.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and bla-
rlno Engines and General Mach-
ins Worn Solicitod.
r115 5.1V. McKIBBIN ..
It'r'c (:0.
as teams at. ,soaoawaut.
DAVID manifesto.
”Siva l-fi-r-r‘
satin townean bshsdat
You will {lair—- tad everything la
aseasca whose“ use servos.
$41.qu HI ”It!“ .H‘ .
. t he
, Trt 5:3, “to!” roused
{I t i‘." " ‘1‘? .
rhfp. ,, 'u-' . "
Flour—Jute It. Fleur “Med
65.5
”—4...
GOLD MEDAL
Flows-needs no locommendation
70c bag. ,
A. StulL
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
autumnal
Dr. lloltar is out today after all at-
taclt of the grip.
Arthur Day is laid up at his home
with It sore throat.
Mrs. J. w, Davis is visiting hct
daughter in Bristol. I
Herman E. hlalmo liar recovered the
dog which be advertised in The Scull-I
ncl several days ago.
Mia. Dish .\iai Mug. i-t (lsllillll nit-i
out. East Notwttlk. is spending a few
days \tith I'r-lruds in iltulgtpon. .
John W Banks has‘iei idcd in go in-
to buslnem I'oI himself and lllin elect--
cd :I carpi-titer ship in Fifth street.
A pool Iuattb III the llafntv. touiua-
"It at will take place this t-',\euiug bc- i
tween Luther M. Wright tatmi no Ilfltlt
t‘aatles ll Wit-,kc talc-i" ..'. i
A rt-gultu monthly meeting of )1in-
flower "00k and Ladder Company was
held last evening. at tho truck house
in Van Zandt street. Nothing but run-I
lllli' businesn was ilillli‘ltt‘lt‘tl.
i
\ thrilling runaway tit'vlil‘l't‘tl )‘i'lilt'l"
day afternoon, In Van Zandt strtwt. A
horat belonging to A. niull the well-
kuown growl", betrstut frightened at
something and atartrd. lit- I‘ttn downy
the street in tiw direction of Sou bl
Nor-walk nun in a few bounds had:
stitcet-ded iu tli‘ arluk himself ftnm the
wagon. lie Wits finally stopped not
far from th. to. idem.) of Dr nilltel
('ztpttttu Well~ wu~ :tl wont tun-I
morning, with his spiio driver. adding
some new spiles to the Washington
street bridge, that dilapidated structure
bcin sadly in ncedot the repairs. A
number of apllcs wn- driven along
the south side of it and were fastened
in place with strong fron bars. Some
of the splles in I? bridge have been
completely eaten If at their billion by
worms.
A very pleasant Leap Year party
was given last evening by Miss nila
Biydenburgh. of (Jove avenue. 'i‘hc ev-
ening Wain spent in playing games,
singing and dancing. Refreshments of
a dainty and attractive nature wen-
n't'lHd during the evening Among
those present were: .leupo lm t‘omet.
Estella (lray Mabel Hewitt. little Jett-
sup. Bertha iluntet. Viola Byxbce.
May unit-rt.~ MildredIIyuIt i-ltbel Hcll
Emma Lambert Viola Betta. I‘ Ila illy-
dcaburgI William Ray.mond Edward
l-‘inch. Cootge Coma. Joe Goodwin.
Wallet Conley, William (‘uaeo Harry
Conley. Arthur \‘rcdenburg. John Con-
en. Robert Blydcnhurg and Oscar lied-
man.
Jamea l.'llommedieu's class will
meet this evening. in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, at 7:30.
The ladies‘ Aid of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet
in the ladies' parlor. at 2 p. m.. Wed-
nesday. l-‘ebtusry lath. The '. A. H.
Circle will meet with Miss Lillian
tireenwood. iii Cottage avenue, Wed-
nesday, at 7:30 p. m. A full attend-
ance solicited. The Junior league
‘wlll meet lit the Sunday school room
of East Avenue (‘hurt-h, Thursday.
February ii, at .‘i p.‘ m. Please note
change of time from Friday to Thurs-
day. The regular prayer meeting of
the East Avenue Clutt‘ch will be hold
:on Thursday, February 11th, at 7:30 p.
m. 'l‘uplc. Cornelius. Acts x.. 148. The
Junior Band will meet on Friday cveu‘
lag in the pamooage..Bowaa street. at
7:30 p. m. The tour president, Wil-
llant Moflutt. will lead the meeting. It
it is a grand rally meeting. Let every
rent be filled.
h——ro—l———_
ROWAYTON.
'l‘lte Infant. son of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lca Lassen. of Rowayion. is seriously
il
Charles Webb has hall his sleigh ov-
erhauled and repaired by B. A. Grills.
of Rowayton avenue.
Harold Hamel. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. lra E. Petty, returned to
New Haven. yebtet'day.
Smith Potty. of Patchogue. N. Y..
was the guest of his sister, Mrs; Elmer
Cane. Crockett street. last night.
"Miss Mary Honocher. of Norwalkd
who has been visiting Mrs. Hobart.
the West Side. has gone to Jersey Cty
fielfltts. New 10ml;
Raymond Melton. of New Haven. "‘i
noon. after a visit with his
Charles hickory. In this place.
brother.
the. cm will hold as Infirmary
social Iaoveniag at the home ofI
lira. E. H. Ivory. All are ccydially la-
vlted to attend.
Alfred Crockett ca‘ileloo Mr. andI
hlnkl’otty.oftbl West
latt Saturday night. as! white on his
Ivray home wasattached bytwovlcloosl‘
Mr. Wm carrying a
sad he used this over
loch-st of on it! the sashes as! Is.
enema bathhol; 'l‘bs
Waters was badly colic-e. .
; Charles G.
RAIRl ”fit NIQROTON
' Rev. lta pb eff son of Darion, as-
alstsd at the services at St. Paul' II
Church. Sunday
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Boeiety
will be held Thursday attornooa at it
I'ocIlfch at. the. horns of Mrs: Clarence
He
MI. and Mts. Vdaard B HindIey
will entertain a numbet of their
friends at '"l'it' this evening at their
ham
The date set for the leap your dance
to be given bv the young ladies Is Fob-
runry 12 this l-‘ridsy, and the prepara-
tions are now being made for it.le
erythlng promises that It will In: a
great success.
Elmer Shellie-id. the. wall-known an-
iiuub furniture dealer, was in alti
more during the big fire there. ' ii
went there for the purpose of baylfi
furniture at a big aale,
scheduled to take place
however. stopped the sale.
Wilson Boutou a veteran of (‘omv
pan A, L’iith Regiment died at the
Soltiint's' llome, Norotou, Saturday
night of pneumonia aged 6.5 years.
The. funeral was held today at. " p.13.
which w
The tire
from the Long Ridge Congregational
Church. Interment in Long Ridge
Cemetery.
James llll't'lllll‘ll met with a rather
peculiar misfortune one day lately, at
which no one laughs more heartily
than that genial and wholoaoulod gen-
tleman himself. He had been In South
Not-walk on business. and at the South
Norwallt atatiuu boarded a train for
”nation Unfortunately the train which
he boarded did not stop at Darieu. and
'be vtas carried through to Ono Hundred
and TW cnty fifth street, New York. He
reached lilmlt' somewhat later.
The funeral of William A. Thrall,
aged 77 years shone death ocurred
at the soldiers' home in Nmoton clun-
day was hold at 2 o'clock this often
noon. front the. residence of his son.‘
Walter A. 'l'hrall I: Martin street,
Wailingford ltev F H S Hammond
otlciatcd and Interment was in Center
street cemetery Deceased was a mem-
ber of ('o A llth Conn Volta. in the
Civil war. lic leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Myers, and a son, Walter
Thrall. of Walllngford, and another
daughter. Mrs. w Bronson. of Fair
Haven Julius Thrall. of New Haven
and Daniel 'l'hrail. of Pond lllll arel
brothers.
I
WESTPOR‘I‘.
John H. Jennings spent Sunday in
Bridgeport
Dr. tlillette. of Philadelphia. 9a.. was
It recent visitor here.
Aspetuclt lodge. K. of P.. holds a
regular meeting toalgbt.
. \I.rs ll. L. Borden of New Haven in
a guest of Mrs. Nell Mitchell.
Mrs. Emily Beers. of Aasonia. is still
the guest of her son. Herbert Beers.
Saugatuck Whist Club meets tonight
at the residence of II. B. Sherwood.
Mrs, William A. Bulkley In still in
a critical condition. the victim of pneu-
monia
Not yet has the health of Miss ma
McElwce.reached a point beyond dan-
fit‘f'.
itov. Henry it‘oodruff, of Black Rock.
exchanged pulpits wntb the Rev. Jabez
Backus Sunday.
At last night's meeting of the Histori-
cal society Miss Angeline Scott. of
South Norwallt. read a paper entitled
"Gorydy Two Shoes."
The unusually dangerous and sloppy
condition of our streets Sunday serv-
ed to oifect the attendance at all ofthe
churches. It was not alone the posi-
bility of getting wet, but the treacher-
ous icy surfaces on driveways and
walks. made worse by the water that
kept people within doors.
"isn't it awful?" enquired It town
onlclal Saint-din. Asked to what he
alluded to the reply came "Why Gault
tried to get out an accident insurance
policy. but when the agent discovered
that be had been elected collector of
Weistport fire dialt'lut tax he wouldn't
take the risk." Then Judge Bradley
sympathetically sighed and hid himself
in the probate court mom.
ltev. air. Board, a missronary from‘
China. dciitercd an Interesting address
on the work there.‘ in Greene Farms
Congregational Church. Sunday night.
It is bopctl by a number that con-=
trary to custom. the good work of the
Library Association. will not be ob-
scured from the public with the recent
annual report. Tllc affairs are far
more creditable than most earnest sup-
porters bellevod and it Would seem that
at no time was the music!) more no-
spicious for a decisive step forward.
True the masses are slow to evidence
appreciation either of their necessities
or the generosity of philanthropic real-
denta. but the sltution here is one
common to hearlv every krcallty. What
might ha vc been is too obscure to dwell
on but as It matter of fact there is
Mfll‘t‘t‘l) an instance on record where
the. public has built Its library and in
Soulhptm. Falrfleld
Stratford Branford.
places these institutions are monu-'
ments to the generosity ofa few. That‘
they are great. public instructors and
In cwry instance moultlera of public
minds. la conceded; no better educa-
tional source can be devised aside
from our public schools. While not
detracting from the motive or results
a library building here could be made
a source of revenue: why not unite
than and malts It a reality?
CRANBIIIRY.
tn entertains-t I‘e bobs prepared
by the teachers and scholars of the day!
help pay for the piano.
A social evening win he held in the
The Ladlcs' Aid Society of tho Bap- chapel tomwrow evenhg. February to. was the only one seriously dams!“
The proceeds will be devoted to pay b fire.
the current expenses of obs
Owing to the inclemedt
service was held to
Sunday sttaraooI . , Cuaday Rev.
will "occupy .fl Ignltft‘m M“
a large party be friends of air.
sad Ira. Bsajam
their bound on Saturday evening. lu-i
II
BrhlgeponI ‘From this
hum of ottusr'i point where the are been stayed
summit
I from th e a'afpty strip of water
ther no -'
chapel, last '
.- ”I ‘. 'C I . e~
'“ ” u l cube.) ‘3'"
. ... .. . .rz-eIru... .. .
Which two} 'N‘ole‘huriod and their own
.- ‘flmtl warped and dimoriod walls. It Is
believed that the highly valuable con-
tents of these eaten and vaults passed
undamaged through the ilamea. but In
most cases It will be an extremely dif
IIcult taag to open them and ascertain
the condition of the contents.
Outside Firemen Depart.
With the falling of night began the
departure of the outside firemen who
had responded to the us for assist/-
anon from Baltimore the lanes beta:
so com iotely under coatroi that l‘Ite
Chief ortpn bel'lasd he could safely
dispenaew tht o ttallona m or
towns. in order to give the llama
firetnent an opportunity for a little
rest before continujng work unaided.
however a number outside companies
rentals at work during the night,
notch y the detachment from to New
York fire brigade. which had Ile~
monstrstlng its eillclency througtaiut
the day. and nine companies, half of
the Baltimore brigade, were ordered
back to their houses before one in the
mot-.nlng Others of the wearied ofthe
Baltimore fire lighters were relieved
during the late afternoon and night by
metabers of the volunteer department
from Atlantic City, who, leaving their
apparatus at home, took charge of the
Baltimore engines and directed the
streams upon the biasing ruins. The.
outside firemen departed at intervals
during the day.
Water Found on Ruins.
There was Iitle work for the“ tire-
men during the night. all apprehension
of any further spread of the names be-
ing removed before nightfall, but the
engines, pumped streams on the
smouldering ruins throughout the
night. The work required the services
of but. two or three men to an engine.
the members of the crews taking turns
on duty In most cases the hose nos-
ales were simply propped up In position
and the streams left to play without
other direction for hours..
Telephone bystam Crippled.
The telephone systems of the city
were badly crippled, the central ex-
changes being located to the damaged
zone but today they were giving sor-
vite throbgl‘t branch exchanges. The
street railway system was almost on-
tirely paralysed by the fire, the great
central power house having been con»
ruined. Service was maintained on
parts of some of the lines, however.
Lower being obtained from, the outly-
piaata and today cars were running
on “.aeveral lines. .
Residential Mastodon Avertatl.
Anticipation In. the neidoatial
section ofx'llaat Baltimore was averted
onlybytbapromptaoaaotsomsottae
young men of'tbo Icityv Yesterday all»
tomon sparks were carried lroot- the
Ilrstotha-roofofacburoh twenties
tom tba scene of the trouble.‘ 'libe
young .vmen found an old vols-toot
hand reolmu lied It to the church. The
cracked old hosoot-othoedays was
unwound. and attached to I alt! plug.
The city prouurowasmgh so cam
the water to tho'too'of them
it was saved. to the mummies
had spread to adiclalag summon
it was promptly put. out by the voleo~
teer are suitors.
shelter elven elro Fighters.
During the night the Young lions
Christian Association building. the
Maryland wash-e. and all of the lead
tag clubs t. their sholtor arid accom-
rnotlationaD at. the service of the are-
men and militia from other cities and
of the gusrdsmen when not. on duty.
Telegrams of bympathy.
Telegrams wetc received during the
night by Mayor Monaco and other city
otactate tender-ingots sympathy of the
people of many sister cities.
The heedtcor of the Daily Illustrated
sympathy and asked if funds were
acceded
Throughout the burned district the
only light during the night was that
of the tltfdlly burning bites of com
bunnies and the flare 0: gas from
broken mails.
During the early morning hours. how-
ever. consumers of gas In the resident-
ial section were warned of the danger
10! leaving gas homing. owing to the
probability of explosions In the ruined
‘dlstrlct. ,
Elrs' could Spread No Further.
Checked and bounded by the harbor
on tbo’tbaou and bI'IJoneaFallaootha
east the are cool 'spread no farther
last night. and the work of the creation
was In the main “to prevent. the re-
awakening of the flames. The high
wind made. constant vigilance noose
nary in the eastern section of meditations
Occasionslly apatite. .would be w
across the Jones lfalls stream. to II-
names were quaochod
icy. The New York swat-onloo-
tbe. stream. but the pilots were so
thoroughly {Idem that. these
Mirror of motion, nag. telegraphed “1°
danger the lumber. on that side ofI
Iv'IIII-a .‘i
. in
V
. in: m .‘i .
dogs, the historian
lathe buttot ,lb rasdl -
the Immense control power pl
United Railways and lies
pony. its fallen ways forming cab
the most Impressive as well as Itasc-
coasible taint Tangled oabl g
form an impassable bowler the ‘
heaps of manivo masonry '
First ‘Chsoll at mm...
il‘o the .oastward of WW.
pl
and encoding to Jabs
harbor. the comm Ind
caries .‘of tibial". ls am who
to lumber yards. g and bashing.
factories i9. ' ion
two sides b we . 0
first real chfik and (bellow II
of the names. .4."
Today then II I.‘ 1' X
porary ohlco. room on
mi“ " scum W”
are now at up
Every foot of Ivfilobhrloooo
large control mm
1‘. “xiii-3“
ass for
assembly. hall “Nil
m" Pile” "first
one 0 Dr “0 -
city. Room iala .
and hotels have big. ‘
firm” as 'W “NIX 'LI .2‘... 'i: V. '.'
cannot Apprsaitaata. LosIuri
As yet. few or WWIMW
automate
can even soothilt- Ilejaea
This probably will be a? in or
its. o . are who.
here to mission ties
as the coollag or the guilt
permit. to the opinion ott no. »
the greater number of sum VstIIlu ' . .
will be testad with contents latest"? ..
Malinda-Ghanaian abuts. . v. ..
The inbuilt-t . n
demolishing moahellls of hu , . in
the devastated latrl ct w ' . ’ u.
menace to property and II! o.’ IIuV»
en story Law Building Was ib, '
the Immeosa’root and’ i
with a “thunderous sound
mu: mufthout the city ms
ht that will be . ~-
namito the ninesatIot'y'DQIitIl .
log and tbo'seveoo
log. The walls of the snot-w
ow and endanger the new It. .
court house, which Bathroom
ot as the chest temple ef- turtles
United States and which escaped
out material damage. -
No Noe‘d of Mining" f5“
there existed no need tor the " a
of United States troops and i , ,
bocaturuedbackhberowem . '.
expressions of satisfaction: or; I. -
Itceraaa who went on duty ». ,
Instructions to watch form f;
arrest every anablcious person. j‘ '
ghee authorities have lotoI
hat a large number of crooks -
ed by the frightful eondltio‘tid
crowds that are pouring into . _
on every train, bare flocked 1,.
the most urgent orders for ‘
arrests of every auspicious 9; .~
are In force No vandalism o b ’ '
one character has yet- been
Special guards have been ‘
the ruins of the tissue!“ to . .
whose vaults. escaping the Mr
the lllt.‘ might be tampered witbt. “ '
Newspapers Heaw- asset's}.
w: Ill one notable «counts,
plan if the Baltimore deny II
pet completely costumed
cor-'1" ration. The Sun Building?
to been the Brat
ere... .: l he United Statewide;
having .« . 'I place In 1856. la a ‘
less _.;.. - - out the vestige of a w
lng ... ; . I i ling, Tho umbilvfi'.
premc . 5 a total loss. 0! Q. 1b
can tii ~l l‘ story may be. tol 4.1”
new - I building annexes up
mafia. ,. rubbish. The l'
.i u .. . of the seven- at
B_uil.I- u . t. .- te destroyed .01”
upon. are still intact and the
and machl ms In place. but th
no dcetroycd. . 3.
The German Correspondent 7
at Bollidti'r and Baltimore:
one of the butt victims to tho .
tlmore street datum. It was. .
destroyed. as was the German
on the opposite corner.
News on Idlng is a mass of
spite the sudden oxigeuey - ,
were called upon to face the» : ‘ "
publishers have shown a Wood .9
orgy. The Sun andI Amer ,' ‘I
ting ouotmetlltlt?a ‘gllsll’fihb. . t-
papor cos. at cw :9
navlb. flaunt-that ,, If”.
maelstrom was the Evenlag
whose publication ofllce Is on:
1?ch la its
sad .aa-Idea. no
sign. the Herald and
_ . I. All tile nab
“as itiouopregs
discs, and
edat the .foot of West. Pails avenue
water from the harbor.
which marked the
and drswi
ycaterday.the New orbits!
their way back into
itrlct, quenching the
lthoy treats/and3
as Jones Ferry .
Malt Ito-so Remains sushi... .
AJarge malt Mano at West Falls '
av cuue surname-IR street. ”la the all!
i building of El! lee ‘09.- In bllb burned
I'dhm‘IcL DR. utilrbllldllgwl'l
i seriously coltomplatod at the tlmo, but
:lt proved outlaw ' '
« All the molar liaise chateau Nil.
with the exception of the Bri ._
turned to his home rectorday atwr- school. The proceeds will be used to 'line to Philadelphia. left on
time. last light M t
wharvoa. The when of the
y
at. ore..- For in... rte-e;
souru BRITAIN. Feb. a»:
graphic order he.
boss was
Allen nthoesd at”,
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