New ~ Health
Foods Nitrite
Several Appotizlrrg Ger-
eals Added to the Output
of the . New England feed
tempura-Experiments of
Professor Von Egloffsfeio
After the reorganization of the New
England Food Company, last August.
it was decided to develop one or more
new foods, somewhat on the snare line
as has been followed in the manufac-
ture in the former products of the com.
pany. But to be surf;I that they should
be perfect in every respect it was
thought best to spend some considera-
ble little in careful experiments, To
that end the company secured the ser-
vices of Proftssor Von ‘gloffstcin, of
Brooklyn. AecorIdingly he pt'ochsor
began his work and succeeded in pro—
ducing satisfactory samples of four
foods, caller respectively. Oat. Rusk,
Wheat Rust. Rice [task and Corn
Rusk. 'i‘lrcse were turned out in two
distinct forms each, one being In the
form of a granule, the other in the
form of a flake. These samples were.
passed about and subjected to the so-
vercst. criticism witlt the result that
they were pronounced mor‘cvthan sat-
isfactory. The question their to be
determined was whether these foods
could he made in commercial quanti-
ties. These commercial rusks were
placed among a limited number of corr—
sumers for a test as to their quality.
The result here was as in the. former
case'tutito satisfactory. it has there-
fore been prchn beyond any question
that rush» can be turned out in corn
merofal quantities; that they give sat.-
iefaotlon to the public. Evidence of
this fact is the continued use of the
make by all those who have had satu-
plee given them. So far no objection
has been offered against them. On the
contrary some very strong statements
have been made regarding them.
It should be stated in this connecton.
also. that the make are not only satis-
factory to the coneumers after a two
wombat-test, but that the company can
place these foods in the family with a
satisfactory margin of profit The
. company. therefore, is just now start,
ing upon an aggressive campaign not
only lit The Norwaiks, and surround-
ing community, but elsewhere in New
England.
in an interview with Prof. (J. You
Egloffateiu in reference to the make,
he said:
"Everyone in aware that food only
maintains health anti develops
strength and energy in proportion as
it is assimilated by the system. The
work of assimilation is performed af—
ter the food has been digested. DigesI
tion prepares the food for assimilation,
the snare as cooking prepares it for di-
solution,"
“The first step in the. digestion of
cereals is to convert. the starch Into
riextrlne and maltose. This is domI in
part by the saliva during the masti-
cation, through the action of a ferment
lit the saliva called ptyalln. Such pov-
tlons of the starch as are not yet acted
on by the ptyalln of the saliva. are in
normally conditioned persons. finally
transformed into maltose by the dias-
tolic ferment of the Pancreas, when
the food nausea into the digestive
tract.”
. ”Thus it is apparent if the dig-Istlvc
~ functions have, from any canoe, become
impaired. the ability to handle starchy
foods is reduced, and the health is
measurenbly disturbed by their contin-
ued use."
“Impaired digestive functions not tmI
Iy reduce it pcraon'u ability to handle
‘otareh brri also those nitrogenous com.
pounds culled I’rotclds, or albumin-
bids, the flesh and miracle forming pro-
pt-It‘titrt of the grain "
“in the preparation of our ruak
‘ foods We have anticipated this diges-
tlvo work by smut-converting the.
starch into dealt-lac and maltose, and
charming the cereal l’rotolds into Pop-
tonos and l’urupeptoneo, so that Very
little remains for persons eating the
flasks. bill the work of assimilation
by the system."
_ “We bare accomplished this by In~
.trodnolng Malt i‘ilnntaao into the nu»
Itorlal during the process of stimulant-
bring. Malt Dillillille when properly
ppiioti, acts upon the cooked cereal
larch the flame as the saliva of the
month. and the diastolic ferment of tho
Pancreas. viz: It trattsi’ortna the starch
intfiofldextrlno and maltose, or malt bib
. "Malt diastolic also contains an ac-
tive ferment developed during the pro.
‘0qu of germination of grain culled
Paulette. which when properly applied
0 cereal nroteide has the power to
brings them Into I’optenes and Porto
planes, or in other words pro-digest-
he the nitrogenous matter, the pooh
and mrrsetobuiidlnrr proportion of grain
that it can be fully taken up and
lth foods. they are melt (II
in! ospabie or complete denim!
dire human ”aren't,
W‘ III'LI RANGE lN AIMORY.
dent of Company D was hold at
fitter? that night. Thlo'mrs fol:
“mgr The
often
Post-001cc as Second Class Matter.
Entered at the South Norwnilt
fire Department
Geuvossers Reception
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An Enjoyable ‘aocrar Event elven in
Leckwood’e Hall. Norwalk,
Lalt Evening.
As a token of appreciation of the
work of the canvasners who contribut-
ed no materially to the success of the
recent big fair of the Norwalk Fire
Department, the officers of the Depart
ment rendered a reception to the
you‘re; ladies last night at Inchwood's
Hal.
The function was ill every respect a
most enjoyable one and was partici-
patctl‘ in by a large number. (ihici‘
.I_ Thornton Prowitt. and runny of the
other ofllcora and their of the Depart~
ment were present to assist in produc-
Ing a pleasant, evening and how well
1y testify.
Outside the Department. attendance
of young then as upon invitation of
the young lady canvasaom.
Dancing continued until well, past
midnight. there being a program of
twenty dances. Music was furnish
ed by Svec's Orchestra.
The floor manager was Captain EdI
ward W. Duffy. of Hope Hose Corn-
pany. and his aids were Lieutenant
William F. Ranch, of the Pioneers,
Lieutenant Smith Northrop. of Phoe-
nix, Sergeant Howard Worden. of
the Fire Police, and Lieutenant WiII
llenr E. O'Brien. of Hope. ilose (‘om-
Dally
Refreshments wcrc furnished from a
booth at one corner of the hall.
NUTMEG CLUB MEETING.
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Headquarters in Coieburn's Block
Placed in Excellent Condition.
An important meeting of the Nift-
meg Club will be held this evening at
it o'clot, at the club roorns...corner of
Wall ant Main streets. ’i‘hl‘oe appli-
cations for membership will be acted
upon at this time.
The club was organized last March
and has been a success from outset.
it was started by about ten young men.
now has a membership of more than
thirty and it steadily growing. The
first more was to secure suitable
club rooms. which were happily fortntl
at. the corner of Main and Wall streets.
These were overhauled and placed
in first class condition by the owner of
the building. Henry F. Coleburn. of the
firm of Coleburn & Lauder. whose irr-
forest anti efforts have contributed
very materially to the success of the
undertaking.
The club is the only organization for
young men in Norwalk and ovary Indi-
cation points to a permanent success.
It has a nexcelleut constitution and
set. of by laws which are lived unto.
and it controlled by the members. Of~
Iicers are elected for six months.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HERE.
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Final Seuion for issuing of License:
to Applicants.
The. county commissioners are bold-
ing their final session of the year In
town, today. at the court. room In theI
town asmmbly hail building in Wall
street. The saloon keepers and drug-
gists are lorlay given their licenses in
exchange for hard, cold American dol-
lars—and quite a number of them too.
The very strutllost aunt on which a
saloon keeper can get, his license for
Is HRIIIO.
Of this amount $450 is for the regu-
lar license fee to the state. 825 more
is for the internal revenue; $4.50 for
advertising his application; 50c to the
town clerk for issuing the application
and 8150 for recording his bond. If
tbn bond is purchased the total is
brought up to $486.50.
in The Norwalks there. about seven-
ty saloons.
'ill three of the commissioners are
here today, including Whitman S
~\‘I z,rri of ilr'eetrwitlt: Charles II I’t‘ix.
tin. of lianbury, and Simeon Praise of
Sortthport. Saloon keepers and drug-
glsia who do not secure their licenses
today will be obliged to go to the
commiaslomIt-n' office in Bridgeport.
Not a single remotratrauce has been
received by the, commieaioners against
any applicant lit the town. tip to
about 2 o'clock this urtorutxnt {Iii saloon
licenses and nix druggiatu‘ licenses tutti
been granted.
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REPUBLICANS HAD A PARADE.
Residents of eprlnuwood. Headed by
Hungarian Band in New Uniforms.
A large number of the littngarlan
residents of Hpringwood. headed by
the libertarian Band. paraded through
the principal stroeta of South Norwelk
last evening in honor of the victory of
the Republican party at the recent
election. The band pretreated a very
handsome appearance in their natty
uniforms and war-o most liberally and
enthusiastically applauded during the
entire line of march After the parade
tinI members want to Republican
Iterrdnuartorrr in Railroad avenue.
Wilefll refreshments were so veil and
npoeclros matte bv a number of local
Republicans
uNOTlG:
Another great sale of little at 31. to-
morrow (Friday) at the Krlegor Colo.
store. he sure not to fill!!! it. 'l'hin
lot consists of the newest shapes turd
colors. “the have halo without the
trimmings are worth double than the
price asked for the hat. complete. The
colors are as follows: Ohampme.
duh and light brown nary. white. red
and black. Also a. beautiful unort-
meat of hub; for girl». Member. to
marrow is the tier. at one price. one
duller. See window. Wont Washroom
code.
they succeeded. the girls very willing- .
Puid Peuelig
With His Lie
Joseph Watson. flori-
ford Negro Degenerate,
.Swung Into Eternity for
the Murder of horny 05-
born-ileolt was Broken
I0 Drop
\i’bl'I‘lliilltSlI‘lh‘I i), Nov if. «Joseph
Wt.rtson the is- vear- -old colored boy
who mur'deted licnry Osborn of Hart
ford. in the latter" a home last August.
paid finI penalty for" his crime this
morning, when he was put to death by
hanging on the gallows in the state
prison. The drop was sprung at 13.00
and at 12.15 l)r. l-‘ox, the prison physi—
clan. declared hint dead. The roller;
muscular action shown by Watsmt af-
ter the drop was sprung was the most
remarkable seen here in many years
While suspended in the air and appar-
ently after his neck had been broken
he clasped his hands. their drew them
apart and finally let. them drop to his
side. lie was exceptionally strong anti
his remarkable vitality is attributed to
his excellent physical condition.
Shortly before midnight the sacra-
nrcttt was administered to the con-
damned man and later be knelt in
prayer with his spiritual adviser. the
Rev. A. A. Crook, oi‘ llarfortl. lie
was then led to the prison yard anti
was absolutely self possessed and
stepped briskly up the alerts to the
platform find by motions of tho head
aided Deputy-Warden Buistcu in the
adjustment of the nonse.
lip to the last minute. his remark<
able. nervc lit-id bill and he seemed to
give his life as the penalty for his
colri’blomioti crime. Warden Garvin
superintemiod the hanging and sprung
the drop anti as witnesses to the ham»
ing Were the state prison dIrIcttors.
Rev. Mr. Crook. the tieputv Wi‘litii‘il
and representatives of the Hartford
newspapers.
The hanging was a satisfactory one
.n every particular anti was the sec-
..Intl one of this year itr Ihia state. On
lI‘Ibrrtury ll, i’nui Mioik was put to
death for the murder of- a fellow
workman in the storm pita. near Hart-
tottl earlier In the vent
Watson refused to out anything all
day yesterday nttd passed nearly the
entire day with Rev, Mr. Crook.
Watson's Crime.
The crime for Which Watson met
death was committed on the morning
of August 6, when he shot to death
ltnry (ll-llfll‘ll. former police commis-
sioner of Hartford. at the iattcr‘e
homo on Capitol avenue. lie for-cod
hit: way into the house the night ht“
fore, and as was his custom when he
was in the employ of Mr. Osborn. slept
iii the basement The next morning
he went into Mr, tlslrorn's chamber.
pistol in hand and began the attack.
in the struggle Mr. Osborn‘s cries were
heard by neighbors ntrd Mr. Osborn
was quickly found in a dying: condi-
tion from three,wounds. He did not
live to reach a hospital. \i‘ntson hid
under a mattresa on a spring bed, and
for nine hours the police conductmi a
search, several times passing within
It tool of the negro. lie was not found
ttntll by accident the mattress “'II.‘
lifted. Watson was convicted iii the
superior court in September. Ilia plea
our. self defence, he claiming that ho
did not about Mr. (inborn until the lat.
for had attacked him for demanding
wager. alleged to be due. Watson
.vtrtncd to glory fit his deed until hr
realized its, enormity. lle died re-
pcnloni.
WAS NOT BEASICK.
Miss Alida Schmidt Returned From
Eur-One on Kale-r Wilhelm,
Mitts Alida. Schmidt. sister of Mrs.
John Nougehnrtcv. of this city. was one
of the passengers on the big Atlantic
liner-t Knitter Wilhelm Der t‘irosao.
which experienced such a rough pas-
sage irt coming across the «rerun re-
cently. Miro-i Schmidt arrived at her
home here yeatortlav. She said that
front the time the big steamer left the
lilnglluh Channel she experienced l‘tiilglh
out kind of weather and a ngcul part
of the flute Was alumni on her beams
end. She made a very slow trip trcrtwu
on account of the heavy heart and the
head winds which blew a train. Mike
Schmidt. however. proved herself an
excellent. sailor and was the only one
.in her cabin who did not miss a meal
during the trip. She did not. etrioy the
trip he numb as she would have done.
but was not a bit heartfelt during the
cruise.
—-I)on'i. overlook the sale of Halo
at one dollar each. tomorrow (Friday)
all day, at the Krloger Co‘s store.
IAPTIB‘I‘ BVANOELIBTIO MISSION
The evangelistic mitt-ion at South
Norwulk baptist church herniation in
interest and power. The attendance
In tnoroulnsly large and the purpose
of the mission I: being nocturrpllohed
'i‘ho preaching by Rev. A It better
in rich in the unfolding of Scripture.
Hie presentation feet nlitht of (Isaiah
fit: 'I' was a toast of divine truth The
target songro not: was offered with
email on furl is singing at the Baron
audit hitters to perfect screened
uteri an atmosphere or '
i
. at the Norwaik Hospital.
A new than torturing concern has
completed or agentents to locate in
Blast Norwal it is to be called The
Von Manttftur urine Company, and will
tuttntlftictlli‘e medicinal confection
known as " tanner." This film“!!!-
that has intramural recently manufac-
fitted by not her concern irt Brook
lyn. The right. to make it has finished
Into the hunt or the new compauv.
which has ran 1 floor npace from The
New Etrgiandxi’ cod Company. and is
heizlrrniug to “Install this turn Irincry
therein. ‘1‘
The content will tritipltry at tint-o H
half dozen hands. and this number will
be increased rapidly.
The company has its own capital,
anti aaka not hing fit that respect front
the people of Norwaik
'lho prospects for a large itllkiliwfif-I
are very bright, so much so that the,
parties interested are casting about;
already to find a place to erect a fur
tory
A.-. ’.
Igphus Fetorln
South Nowell.
Miss Katherine Knowles.
who May have bonfracted
the Disease on Shipboard.
Died at the Norwall Hospi-
tal. last Woolf
'l‘ltuugh It has been kept very quiet.
by the health authorities, and very
little said «limit it. by any of those who
Iver-t- aware of the‘ftit'ls of the manor.
a case of typlrua fave.- has been «the
covered In South Norwaikf The case
resulted family. after a brief illness
The vitiiliil
was Miss Katherine Knowlea. dunght~
er of Mr. and =Mrs, Philip Knowles, of
Union street. Miss Knowles was tail.
on with the disease a little over a
week any». and on Sunday died at tho
Hospital. The doctors hesitated to
diagnose the case as being it'llhiib TN"
er on account of its rarity. and tho
furl that It is exceedingly ttrailgunut
and dangerous and unless the greatest,
cf care is exercised lrr disinfecting
and annilalimr an epidemic is greatly
to be feared. It is believed. however,
that there is no danger of an epidemic
arising from this case, as lir. .I. W.
Tracey, of the town board of health.
has taken mery precaution to stamp
out Ihp lllHt'lliitI germs which might
have existed.
'l'ypltttt; it-mr Ia even tnorc triallg.
turnl than smallpox and it In only very
rarely that cases of II arts found in
this section ol' the country.
Miss Knowles, theI victim of the
fever. fit all probability ctmtracietl the
disease on shipboard ltt coming ac
cums in this. country from lrcltrud
aortic trronilrs ago. The germs may
have laid dorrnntrl in her system since
that time. until the disease broke out
and caused her death. 'I‘yphui: fever
in amuetlnrcs known as "ship fever."
anti is greatly dreaded by sailors, as
aorticlirues whole crew.- have been
killed by om- member of the crow con-
ttIat-Ilng It.
The funeral of Mir-ts Knowles wan
held Monday afternoon at St. Mark's
t'tIlllt‘lt‘l’Yn it was strictly prlvnto on
account of the nature of the disease.
l)!‘_ .I, W. 'l’r‘uccy, ni‘ llrrI local board
of health, stated this afternoon that
he tllll not lrellIIvt flint there would
be Imr .Itpl‘mtfi of the disease. llh overy
Irv-caution was Iukttr He said that
lib-a Knowles came born from New
i'Iork on .r Saturday She had been
stopping at a boarding house in New
iorlt anti trad been In this country
a couple of mottiha. tibi- was taken
sick on Sunday. and died the following
Sunday.
She was the only
ward of the hospital, no 0 other paI
licuta wet-t IiililiHl'll to fit diverse. It‘v
cry precaution was taken anti lite bur-
ini was private lir. 'Iil‘tatoy believes
that Miss Kuowlca contracted lilo dis-
that in New York So far as can be
burned It Is the first candor Iyplma
fever over known in The Norwnlkn turd
In: and Ilt'. (irIrIttory, who tiaslsimi hint.
Were much interested in the different
phones of the cane. . .
portion in that
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CIGAR FACTORY MOVING.
John 'I‘ Bhoohan. the well-known
Norwalk cigar tnanufaciuror, la mov-
Illl“ bio factory front Mainstreot to the
second floor of the Price building in
Water nireet Mr. Elbeohan has been
developing his luminous for several
,vrurs and It is now an important Ina
dnstry in the city. Mr Sherman mann-
ftrcttlt‘on several well known brands of
cigars.
NO NAM ’WHIG’I‘ CLUB.
The No Whiat Club hold 3
creating last eventing at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. (31 III Goodrich. The
members entered the evening very
much. tuitrchoon will stirred. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Irv. and Mrs J. Mirvinp Dibble
promotion{ of court Nurrulté
. net-lion with his hotel in New
forge Hotel
lwo Hundred Room
Structure to be [rooted
this Winter on Butler's
island by the Iokenelte
lhorporafion, which has
iDeveloped Property
Rowayton bids fair to bot-onto one Of
the most popular summer resorts along
.tbt shores of Long Island Sound and
'ono of the most oxritrsirc as well.
ill’lrrtts have already tit‘Cll drawn for n
= largo hotel whlth will be trectcd titti-
lag the winter on Butlers island near
,tlre- 'lokent kc t or porutton S settlement
‘of collagen. The hotel will be a very
:llnt one and will be i‘titttl)’ for occu~
pttrrcy by the time the spanner season
opens. it will trove 200 recurs and rib
bathrooms. and will probably be ctr
ilurgt'd to a btltlvt'oom hotel during the
“chi twu years.
it will be. operated by the. proprietor
of one. of the largest and finest hotels
in New York, and will be run itt con-
York.
which has the wealthiest and most ex-
clusive clientele of the famous New
York lrostelrioe.
The plans have already been nearly
I‘Ollllllt'l(‘(i by Architect Arthur l'ad-
tl’li.‘ii. 0f II‘orty-severrtlr street. NOW
\",titit who rmidts in East NtIrWalk
lire plans tall for a very fine hotel
Wlilt'll trill be an arItisfit piece of ar-
I‘illltit'illl'o and in keeping with the
handsome cottages already erected by
tin ’loltcuckc ('morporatiotr
lire tontructs for the exec firm of thc
strIIuttnte will be given out In a short
titan. and work will lru commenced as
soon as poselblc so that the hotel may
be cotupletctl by spring.
It is planned to bttiltl a largo wharf
for the landing of steamers and yacirls.
Au anchorage will be provided for
yachts and the location is an ideal
one for a summer, resort. Excellent
bathing facilities are afforded, the bar-
bor a fine one for launches and
strutil boats. and large yttcltttr can eas-
ily find an anchorage nearby,
Arrangements are already on foot
for the establishment of a branch club
house of one of the largo yacht clubs
about New York. and many other at-
ll‘tlt‘lii'n featured are being planned for
the resort.
The site of. the hotel is not very far
from the aristocratic settlement
l‘oilnnder‘s Point, which includes
famous Anson Phelps Sloitm residence
that of .lolrn l). ('rlmmirra, William
Zeiglcr. the millionaire; .lolrn Shor-
tntur Hoyt. Mrs. Alli-o Ilcun Ward.
Franklin Lynch, and a number of (rib
or \vcllvituown InuitiItnilllonrtlrtIs.
t‘trncng these interested in lilu erec-
tion of the his hotel are E. II. Norton.
is.
Henry 'l‘altrtor and Mr. Sawyer, of
New York, and Minor II. ltutulall, of
this elti‘.
-~~.\uelion of \Vagona Blacksmith
and thtlworktuan‘ to Tools, at the late
Sntrtuci Hull‘s. Ill Van Zandt avenue.
unturtlay at. 1.30 o‘clock.
TRIED TO WRECK HAPPY HOME.
Leonard Johnson Agrees to Give Wife
85 a Week Hereafter.
lootnrrd Johnson. of East Norwaik
tr a hard working man. ilo earns 30
per week lit the employ of Raymond
Brothers and in a good, steady worker.
Leonard, however. has a bad habit of
becoming intoxicated, but not during
working hours. The. other evening he
Imblberl too much anti proceeded to
raise a motion about his domicile. He
started in by upsetting tlrrI table and
attempting to destroy it. The children
began to cry anti Mrs. Johnson bocutuo
frightened. an «he complained to the
police anti Johnson's arrest followed.
She said that she did not want to live
with him any longer. lie promised to
give bar to per Week and stay away
from Ilf‘l‘.. lie was allowed to go on
that promise.
WANT BOHOONER RELEABED.
The owners of the schooner "(idl-
nruo". which were attached here while
unloading favourite of lumber at the
wharf of the Hatch and Bailey ioni-
pony. are negotiating with their credi-
tor-s regarding the payment of
claim. which anrounts to about 8400.
It in believed that a settlement will
soon he reached and the attachment
released.
' ”Nutmeg tilub dance Friday night.
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L. U. Wills‘l' CLUB.
The first meeting of the uowlv or-
ganized ll. U. thu Club was held you
terdny afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
(itairgo Stevens in South Main street.
There were four tables of players. The
first prize was won by Mrs. bowls W
St. John. Refretrhments were served
It the close of the playing.
WA», on
DIAL DID NOT MATERIALIZE.
A recent dual fertility (imposition of
the Database of the Hotel Norwalk by
the prurient proprietor-o. Messrs. Nib.
look and Rrrsseii. who were negotiatinrtw
for int onto to New York parties failed
to tnnterlallw and the business in still
on the market.
AIUTLKI LODGE ROLL CALL.
o.
Is Planned
on,
the
the I
Death and injurie5
In $25,000 fire
Plant of the Denver, Colo.. One and El.
ectl‘lc Company Destroyed by
COmbustlen.
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DENVER. Colo, Nov. 17.-—-One‘mtrn
is dead and three others are seriously
injured as a result of a fire which has
destroyed the for plant of the Denver
(lac & Electric Company. The property
ions in calibrated at $20,000,
The dead:
(.‘iemout i. Clark
injured:
Edwin it”. Jones.
Robert Myers.
Frank Waiters.
The fire was caused bv mniancnnv
combustion among the oils and points
In the. paint. department. The men were
working lit the room at the lime. 'i‘hviI
clothing caught fire and two of thorn
saved their lives by jumping into a
water tank. Clark an Jones rushed
from the building wlih . tithing ablaze
and Clark was so badly burned about
the arms and body that he died soon
after reaching the Open air.
Malt House Destroyed.
I'ORTSMOU'i‘lIl. N. IL, Nov. 17.—
Tho malt house. of the Frank Jones
Brewing Company’s Immense plant
here was ruined by live today, entaiiI
ing a loss of over “00.000.
The fire originated in a kiln room
of the lllilil. house and rapidly spread
through the heat conveyors to a large
quantity of' mail in the kilns. As the
Portsmouth fire brigade had to direct
its energies to keeping the flames
I‘ror a number of ammonia tanks in
another building near the mall house.
aid was requested of‘ Newburyport, Do-
ver and the navy yard at Kittery. Tire
augmented department kept. the other
buildings from igniting. and at 10:30
the Idaho was under control.
The. mall. house is of brick, about
one hundred feet long arid seventy»
five feet wide. The walls are intact.
bill the interior of the structure is a
\t m- it and the loss is prIat titally total,
\II the Jones properly in profound by
blanket Insurance. /
Large Stables Destroyed.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mttss., Nor.
I—‘Tlre largo stables on the stmnner
estate of Mrs. Kate Ogle, of New York,
or New Marlboro, were burned today.
together with two horses and two
t‘nWs. The loss is 37.000. Cruise of the
tire is uncertain.
FIRST CONGRE‘GATIONAL ROLL
CALL.’
The annual roll call of the Non
Congregational Clruroh will be, hold at
the church this evening. At. this
meeting. use, a letter from the Rev.
leorgo l). Egbert, the punter, who is
spending several months in the Adir-
ondeck Mountains for the benefit of
his health will be read. The follow-
ing music will be rendered by Organ
lst Gibson: Prelude In F. tilgout;
flow Lovely Arc 'I‘lty lllwellings Fair.
Spohr; Thy Sun Shall No Moro Go
Down, Brown; Poatlude ltr G Minor.
\Vt-Ilr.
THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL
”There will be two games of football
or. the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day
in this city, lioth games will be play-
IIIl at the Decker Field. The first. at
2 o‘clock will be between the Brown
Business College team and thtI lilglt
Sthocl team. The second will cour-
tnence at 3 o'clock sharp and will be
between the Yale Consolidated team
and tire South Norwalka. The latter
\\ lI pmbabiv he one of the best guinea
it'll hero this~w season.
LADY JENNINGS’ LODGE ROLL
CALL. ’
A roll call of the members of Lady
.lenningo‘ llodae. Shepherds of RethIeI
Irma. was held last evening. After
the mil call refreshments were served
and a soc Mini session held
LOS'I‘.
LOST» GOI ll) BAR PIN lshl'l‘ Wl’l‘ll
antali pearl surrounded with turquoise.
RtIW‘filti if returned to the Hotel Clif—
ford nl7 lit
LOST -— BETWEEN l.f)t‘KWt)t)I)
Mfg. Po. and Fort Fitreot. Batnrdav af
ternoon. a watch charm-"locket.
with five settings. lfludor will please
return to 00 iI‘Iott utreet, Rust. Nor»
“illli and receive reward. nili 3t
MISCFLLANEOUS
MADAM RETA —- SCIENTIFIC
i’rrlrulst. master of her art. and has
assisted thousands. flours. every day.
from In a in to 10 p. or. Price: 25c.
It: “urhinnlon 8L. Bo. Norwttlk. ultiyti
SCALP TREATMENT ~— filliilolt
litmus hair. moles. wart-i. wrinkle:
pimples. blackheads. freckles and at
blemished removed by electrolysis. Ah
elm tric memorize free with every sham
poo Consultation free. Business or
branches tarraht reasonably. 05.0 00 rrp
Madame Front-cs Murray, till South
Main street bomb Norwollt. hi im
BUSINESS NOTICES
EMPLOYMENT AGENCYn-MRS. W.
.I. Wilcox. announces that she has as»
taiillshetl an otnploymcni ugorrcy at 13
Hartford Place. turd can secure work
for all classes of applicants. at? at,
J. A. IIUDDIR. PRACTICAL PAINT
er. Paper finger and Decorator. histi
motes submitted Address. Medium
street. foot of Franklin Op. Luther
Writers. on t
CEMETERIES.
Riverside ”cemetery—memoir can»
firmware beautiful ty tumult.
fro-i1 northerly to outerly wind
Hiram.»
Felr tonight and Many; warmer
LlltilllBitlS V
the lifeless
Most Disesfrous Blaze
that fver Visited Deputy,
Seat Discovered by a late
Iraveler Returning to Ills],
Iiorne lest Nioht
'I‘Olllthti’l‘ON, Nov. Fir-Otto of the '
most disastrous flroa which has ever
visited fluI county capitol occurred at
tittio this morning. when the most im‘
,rortttut business section of bitchfleld .
was swept by a disastrous fire. The
bla. - was discovered by a late traveler , _
rIeturnlng to his home btrt the flames
had at that time obtained such a iread- _
way that the heroic efforts of the volI ‘
nntoer fire department could only be
directed to the saving of the neighbor-
lug blotitv and residences The Klon- ‘.
tiylte sfor I on full by tho Sanford ell?
talc “‘1th totally destroyehip as were the
blocks occuppled by the ratt. jewelry
store, the Peck meat marl-tot, the (ion—
roy saloon and the Adams Express
company.
Several other residences and business
houses were. badly damaged by fire and
water. The resitltnccs on a neighbor-
ing street anti the Seth Pratt‘s site
bios were In flames several times. but
the blaze in ihesc places was extingu—
ished before. extensive damage was--
done. The origin of the fire is tin-
kttmvu. Iltt- tlrrti‘. at: is estimated at
Shoot) only partly cov-IItttd by insur—
anm
INSURANCE AGENT ILL.
Kirby S. Docayet Operated on for At)- ‘
pendicitis at Norwajk, Hospital. ‘
Kirby S. Ducayet, of Hartford. Con- ‘
nectleut Special Agent of the Germa-
ain Insurance tiozupany of New. York.
was artccessfully operated upon last.
night at the, Norwaik Hospital for RIF
pcntlt’citis. On Tuesday while 3“)le
ping at. the Hotel Clifford. Mr. Ducayet ..
complained of feeling ill. Dr. .
Wolfe was called and treated him. and
he appeared to be getllnir along We"
until yesterday afternoon, when he bo-
came atrttdmriy worse. Dr. Wolfe .
called Dr. W. .l. Tracey in (nitraultar
lion. when he. found uymptoms of ab-
pendicitls. and. Mr. Ducayet was tat-ton
to the hospital. lie was operated on
last evening by Dr. 'l‘racey. The op-
ration was a success and today Mr.
Ducayet. in getting along nicely. Mrs.
Dncayct and baby cattle to this city . .
yesterday and are stopping at the real— ‘
dance of Mr. and Mrs. J M. Layton.
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SPRINGWOOD CHAPEL ENTER.
TAINMENT.
The. annual entertainment. was given
Springwond .lnlou Chapel last
night. The program occupied two
hours. and included selections by the
welIIknown .lolly II‘our Mandolin Club.
who were vigorously applauded. a dirt-
loguo and recitations by many mem-
bers of the Sunday school. The Man-
dolin Liiab played while ice cream and
take were being served.
waureo.
WANTED—Gilli. II‘OR ORNFIRA‘
housework. Apply to Mrs F. A. Van
Burch. ti Stevens street. Norwaik. ‘
at? at
"H
WANTED—ROSIE. A HUNGARIAN
wmuan wants work first too tlayr each
week. Apply at residence. .lracie Fit"
or Box 2. llarleu at? It.
WANTED -— LADY OR (IENTIIE-
man of fair education to travel for a
firm of who non t-.apltal Salary ti .027
I"! year and expenses: bald weekly.
-\tlilltiihl Iii. l’creitai South Nlllhlflik
hi? it
WANTED-«WW NEED A RIFLNAI
hie man to sell our family remedies
direct to the homes of South Norwaik
i-ileady work and good any to the right
person. Addresa "D". iloroid fish};
ANTED—A II‘ItIW tilIIAliiiis Old,
Stock of the Simrtb Norwalk 'l‘rtrat Co.
Call at once on the. .I it. Lawrence
Agency. 2 booth Ma‘iu street niti 0t
WANTED -- BOARIMRB. N0 ii ‘
Clap street, good board and rooms. u
per wreck. 076 (it.
WANTED—«A auteur Boy To ,
learn the dry goods business. Addrer
'6” cave of ilottrinol Office all}. {it ,
WANTEDmYOllNG MAN. SWIM)“
preferred. to take care of boron and
make himself useful. Must antler.-
atand rlvinrr. Call uni least Ave. who
it a. m. trill '43
WANTED-ulilMt’lIOYMit‘N’I‘ 0
and waiters. Call it? Marshall stroll
South Norwulk nil
TO LET
Ire LET-omen sonny hoopla,
centrally located. second floor. elect '
gen f r oookluv. Addrevib
"Recipe," Norw lit i’orrt Office timid
'I'o RENT-”Who WAN'f‘fi Tilt
house. A modern 9 room house.
not reuse. bath. but and cold, at:
fruit truer. garden. oonuerveto one
Winfield»
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