DEATH or am. summers
III In a Quiet Virginia Gentle-ran and
u Popular Writer.
Chairman, W. \a.. March to. -—Gen D.
B. 8m, familiarly knownto oldmagn
zine radars by hlsnom deplurne, ‘l’ortr
Crayon, " is dead at hishome In this place no
age was 71 years and II months Although
pahaplittle known by the nugazine read-
ing [Millie at today, Pom Crayon was el
rum allot-slink] word thirty yeenago, when
Harper's Magazine was embellished by his
crayon sketch“, and nude interesting by his
dellghtlul description of southern life At
onetime Gen. tin—other was the highest
munihutorotthe liar-pen, but for thepaet
twelve or thirteen years he hadbeenlittle
heardo! in public print. And since mulled
lived almost in retirement In his quiet home
at Clfl'leston.
Gen Btrother was born in \' irginia in law,
and cursed hiufnther,n naturdy, uncompro
ruining man, who
had been an onion:
in the war of 1812,
some unhappinem
by biz-I artistic ten
IlenIIiee. He was
.wnt to New York,
where he was under
the charge of Pro-
te-or Morse, the
inventor of "3103'
raphy. Later he
made II trip to Eu—
rope, lllld studied
for {our years in
Rome. Then hen»
turned to \ Irginia,
and afterward
traveled through the south and WIIIt About
this time he made his first slIIItIIhes {or The
Virginian Conan, and his talent was at onIe
recognized When John Brown made his at.
tack on Harper 3 P‘erry, Porto Crayon "who
lived mm by was soon at the scene oi IIItII In
‘and for wee-Ls made sketches and philusw
phized on the events there transpiring.
He saw the upproachof the struggle be
tween the north and the south, and took his
.xtnnd on the side of the {oi-Im- Ir. floor-gnu—
lied and «gripped at his own I.~pr-IL~I5I~ a corn
puny (It lI'Ix \ Irginin um’mIIIII II but thn the
doc Isive mnnIII [It came thcv jIIiIII tl the 1' on-
lederacy ilntl “Porto L rayon lIIIrriIIl of! by
night to ll mhington. He was plnI ed on (ion.
MI- L' lellnn s stat! and upon that commander II
departure for the Johns riI'II r went with
Gen I ope. and inter ncI-ompIIniI Il lien
BankswVeu Urleans and on the Km] liivur
expedition Afterwnnl be M um» I blot of
stall to his consm. Gen. Druid Hunter. After
the war he rrIturneIl to his hump. In lNTT he
was appointed consul genernl to \lIIin-II by
President Hayes. :1 Imition ho retalnml tor
leven years. lie was twice married rind had
two children. one the wife of John Brisbun
“F nlker, of Denver, L olo.. and tho other a .xon
of 17 years.
0.11.5th
Miss Alcott's Will.
BOSTON, Mnrch lI),——'l‘he lIIIIInI-sts ot‘ the
.... Prascrilfluns Ullllllllllllllll
NEW DRUGS
It the E
01dStand.i
Wth‘lllVGTtlxh '~l.’_l' %
“0 him now received I hill 1.; piynl new Ell‘llL II
uni InIIIr‘ Insputmn and tnsl _ III- :III-
[II-III r Furnished than cw r wuhnll thing-us IIIIIIIIIII
npaIIII-IIIIIIIII II II; mm and Ilw rnhllt Ian be :In I
tum! of lht' freshen stock from w Help to hr‘IIc
In ’short notlrc end end In their. mt Ililgtnl II III: .
GEO. C. STILLBON’.
Nlllllli. '
$25.00
Suits to Order
1'!) .'t
$15200
—-F‘W>W —I
March. 1,
-T”.
March 15.
Davis
1' Il if
TAILOR
Sal TI! 91‘: I? ’IEI’Ii. 1' I .
Lent has Come
And “T on» ng‘purIII‘ (II furiml. all kiwi.- of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
will of the late Miss Louise M. Alcott are l
confined to members of the family of the do "
causal. The will directs that all Innnw
x‘t‘ripts oi the tI-stntor shall be burned unread: L
that all lllallllst'rlplfl of Mr mother lII-lnng- .
”.‘5' Max and i lmns
“lllllt‘Ni‘llt Itllll HP
1
ing to ht‘l' shrill belnui'nod, except sIIIIh IIx- '
tractses ban been rIx‘IIrteIl for use in II ml» i
xequent biography, and that the IIluthI-s and
library (If the tostntnr shall in. giun nun) ‘
to such pe l’SIIl’li :15 can IIIIIkI- them to» t'IIl.
Au Olil Fool’s Victim.
Dungeon-r. Mass, Mare-h III—The con-
dition of Miss MinnieL‘hnpmrIn, the l-l-yenr—
old school girl who was shot. Tummy by 3
Philip Cottelle, is not materially changeIl’
Kai-physiciansy say she will die. When not
unconscious she suitors great pain and has to
kept under the influence of opiates. Cottelle
had been following his Chapman for about'
a year, but she paid no intention to his
conduct, looking upon him as a harmless per-
somge.
Senator lngalll Tries the (June.
IRE MWASBISG‘I'OII March III. —'l'he mung III
"Wald Grand Army fair (or the gold healed
“'I'ane lot the most popular presidential candi-
date has readied in favor of Senator lngulle,
who was in competition Inth Messrs. Cleve =
land. Blaine, Hill, Harrison, Conger and Alli-
son. The fair, which closed last night, after
a two week’s smn, has been most so: castnl.
The proceeds are to be devoted to charitable
purposes within the organization.
War Claims Before the House.
WASHING-ms, March Ill—The home yo»
terdny posed the “Omnibus" war IIlniIn bill.
which came over from lust Friday, by n vote
of 10’) to 100. There was another protracted
debate over the amendment npproprinting
$20,000 {or the relief of the Protestant Eph—
capal' Theological Seminary and High School
of V irginiu, which was occupied by the l'nion
forces during the war, but it was Finally
adopted, 130 tothi
Religion Made llim Marl.
flaunt, N. J.. Man'h lit—For along llmt)
past a religion-I revival has been going no in
the Methodist church here. Among tlIIaII- who
have experienced religion was Thomas San-
ders, a young married man A: a result his
mind gave way, and he become violently ‘
insane, and attempted the life of one of his
children. He was pistol in uontlnementmud
yesterday taken to the state insane asylum at ‘
Trenton
Their Dlmrultlea Amlcnbly Adjusted.
Pmutrsncno, N. J. March lo. ~Thepud-
dlon at the Oxford iron works, who hurt:
Manon u strike {or tmnnonths against a
reduction, will return to work next Monday,
the dithculties hm mg been mnimbb adjusted
The proposed reduction was small. and was
made necemry to keep the works in open:-
tiun. Themen were so iniormed, but had a
Illtlerent opinion, endure now out H" 000 in
wages.
unin- Mlnere't’omplaln.
Wlm March 10. ~l’artim from
Hazletou confirm the report that the
miners'ltrikelaatan end in the Lehigh re
glen, and that there is a general stampede oi
the miners for places. The miners already at
work complain bitterly that the IIumpaniu
are taking advantage of their mitten and
requiring them to work for less than was paid
before the “like.
Killed with an Apple.
Dom N. 11., March lo.-—-lut tall Her-
bert Lord, a boy of Lebanon, Mu, struck
WillleDavb, Wide! themme town,
onthetunplowithanappie. Davis died
twmw-tmhmnhm, it in mid, (mm the
etteete at the blow. After several ’months’
inaction Lord has been arrested and ur-
raignedlor homickla Hemheld {or the
Vlad jury.
lull-v“ la lteelproeuy.
'I‘eaoaro, Bat-eh 10.-—-P. f. lawrence, o
m Mymwhohad «barge o! the
Tmhnnehotllmahantm'a
!
£2
CELESLL 'Y
‘II ' :‘1.I 'jrnlu
V'" E?- 05" I... l ’3 i... 5:. S,
Florida. Granges.
LEMONS.
(Banned Goods
‘ Larahees Suou-llnko and
Graham ('raI-iII-rs.
{Pickled Oysters.
WONei-s IleliI‘erotl at short notice ‘
HUNT & ZELUPF.
A [‘51 I‘ll Irl\l1 0|"
Builders Hardware
w. c.QUIII‘I'A5Im,;
Ml' sh "all. llIJIl’ K.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWEL-ER.
opposite (1!, "mo“.
l
AGENT FOR THE VELEBHTITIZH
BlllllllBlW WATCHES,
I'INB WAT" ll RKPHHING II I’l'l MIST?“
For Rheumatismw
.And all
Impurities of the Blood!
Ilse
Wfllllfll'll'l Sillilllll'lllil. I
86 Cents a. Birttle.
- SOLD BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
. Raw-lb and so. Rmu‘alk. m 6m :
FAO‘JPORY
To let or tel sale, comer Day and Run-end streets.
(illllllil BUILDING Lil's
0! WOODWABD AV!” '0'! BALI.
Wm 01
E. A. Woodward.
m In
l.IIlIi:lI. hat-humane. Locust FLORIST
5 llouulais. Franklin. :IIIIl ;
q . ‘ ' ' ' ‘ coo
"‘"WPh-“W Innis. mm; 85"!52'litll‘l uIIU'rII souwnut
5&5
llllll‘l Fin Lil: l‘F-llll.
To-Morrow May he Too Late.
Take an Endowment Puller that you may need in
old ale 1! oulweorll you the. ilwtll he a help
to your mm y "’5 cents a do; will give a young
man III: rmlrmrmn [ III {IA AM who Ia: It I" h III III
'itl‘yI-ar- o! ugr or III hi» Family at them 5 I In!» I:
Ella ulllgit‘eynu h M- pull” [my 51 the).
{throw Iu IlII
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance (20..
0P llalt’l‘lv‘nltl).
n. s. l.‘llulllllll)l£l'. Audit.
at hunch 360:ka
Wl FFFFF IIIIII
One Quail!) ,——'l‘lw Best.
BtIf,\'-III51,LItn5h, lotion Pork. tlalt and I’ll'rll,
Carnal Ila-t. most: I! l‘IuIiere. llamr.
shimmer», Pawn Elana, hank
, Fillt
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
IHom‘e Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
“I'llt'l'll DeliII-rI-Il l’romptly .
CHARLES SMITH
63 Washington Stu-I I.
H. S. ROOD
i
. 4-80%“
WMATHUSHEK W3 l
5 ”A,” watches, "Men s Rubbers,
“Tried and Tvlumphant. " E, Jewelry 3
gllmullrlil lllciussullllrrtlollm.§ -m- ’ 40, 50, 75.
3 °""5351°°vL1-°5353 "m 9» Silverwareai M EN ’5‘ BOS'I‘UN
N Inch instrument our I month. In t
l?
: Droceuotconuructlon. But maternal
and finest workmgnullln. g
,; FULLY wan-inn. tar-memo Ian}
la life-time and keep In turn at our.
_ quarter the expense of any other piano.
OVER I7,000 "I USE
SW for full descrlptive pamphlet and
price! to
THE TREAT t. SHEPARD (39.,
591 OB‘H'E SYNKKY ”KW HAVE”, Col”!
ALSO
HBnIancronr ”(mono D» 'W sun
FUND, MIDDLETOWH OR “1151 WINS?!”
'50“ Ar In" new 1»: in" l or Conwlrhcur I.
Hone” :fxfltawatccg’flf;m
speIial :IHIIIIIIIII paid to th- IIIIII‘: I“; n! line
wutII-hu- and IIII,wIII-y
t
l
,.......,..,.. Hilllllllllllfl,
L. H DECKER) Best I'lmlit), $3.00.
'5! Fl ll." Fifi 2
South Norwalk.
In: “El: Ix
l’aint s. ( )ils.
(3030 -h Color-a,
and \ arnislum.
Wall Papers,
5:m«;-,
oreyl‘
ll
15,
II
3
J
IJI'I‘ Ci
, In: is fan.
l2 Ma:&8treet.
SWAN All] BUSHNELL
‘Iiuouuu Mm lieu". Dunn ll .
{Manufacturers’ and Painters'
' SUPI’LIES.
Spring Styles. “I, ., . . _
hillszlfu l08|.0tl.IlIInIIII- roll mm. . "1’ (—hr'fldl‘“ “-
lllaulss :20 III ’ltlc. double roll. .li- ~.) - u
”m hwmmm 0, lb- ll E It l., fool llank.‘
Borders and Centers. llllliltl: l’l. l"l‘
I’lflil' [1' All 1' "MN. I'All IHI‘IJ Cfllr
’PAINTING,
: ”‘30“
”4.5-”
Filis- Linc of
Fancy Colored Shins
Fine Neck wear
‘7'
.‘a!
Its lu‘x‘r \II\IIIII|\1.~'
l.’al)er I 1;."Iring. XIIIIISIIII,,I n- 2n- 1‘! .N .,.., "5, ~. ,‘tannn
ery'uorIvlrrIIpr- it Mar .‘l,3li!.< . ”vest, Uil
5;] )I-I-In-: H in;Ir 8; «wt-m-
-5 (lztlvifllinillg. Dredging M" we rials.
, . . Inns. VIM - I; v5 ll: .x'IIIoIIs
lull LIIIII IIl - 54..~ -.,.;-, I... ... ,.
UlrII-I-t IIII I.» ; (I: IhII Dye
' CAN DI ES III-p Ilally I re ,IIrI ol but It! ”TNIgf5
,iflflflls Furnlsnln u" 3? ha: Burnt. liar-ill» lino} ml! "and
ICIII . Dredge I in..
”LI F I’IFR'M V .'-I'.lIu-II ‘ If: .m If En;
I,.-I-r-‘.NI.;-;III-- M‘II'LIn-l I, I I - ~ Hm-
K‘f'fill‘l' YURKII'BH. LN
ercia.’ .l.“>w'wl. m 071”, I
BAKERY'
(trill
JIU’ or lIuII/lfjrr
l Will.
flight-st
{‘3 Y T l i l:
wig-Isli l’riI-c
luring Stile If his
Fullflaalillllilrallas$295
McE W EN
OFF 0. F Jill FFFFFF
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i’l'iI5-I- 3:}.- :: iii.
n In; 5. exam: manna
1‘. :IxIIIIIgI-Ir. NIrIII-I ltd-I93: e.
The llllllfll Mariel
W'lHIii‘w :Iw-vrrv
t\.‘. 'I’L'il’lrl‘i~ rim?”
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,MrsJohnBolland
1.1!. IH'JL' ‘v I-IAM K.
.l'tlllt“. lilo! lIIx iron
'1'“! “("3 its
-.:I,.".
"ilk?!
B. F. Stevens,
‘ll‘~l¢' H ‘ Ll. ill til K
First Mushrooms llllll l l M!
LOW Plus 55
. HI
'l‘lw "-I'll lin-
SAL]. GRADES,
VII :leII law .I Ilrw
-I LII 7:3”?
‘3 5|!” I“! I’GIIHHIR!
, «.5. .~, “I’ll-x
.r.
1 MI heater 0 IIIIIIIII r}
III! II! III httl'
BIIIII r ll! .Il We are wllrn': hm ‘HOHIN‘ "\D
PAINTS, "
, lfIIIquII’
.5. 1... Lowest Prices!
0' I V h ”d 5A '1’ "'1’ [i001] BUFFER 0R Till
I s ar_nis es ,
‘EZII‘I l-.'I! 'l" l2l'..‘l‘ MASH-zit
Berry “r“; l' 'ml ”'5 hm‘h'5 .: yams. "VIIIIIIIrr- 1”“ h555‘55’555n555 'l'iw first “mulxll'ur ‘
’ : - - II’, 3Iv‘xn111r.v-.it..I-::I arm) 5... ‘ N' ld’i.‘ ' WIH' .
“'irc Steel llnm' nan, ' It. [9.3.1: I E; 3% o I I,
summing new hrs: ll Ir > ”1...
MI Slt' II Ill. "IIIN' It".
Poultry if all Kinds,
IN ITS .N' EASIIN.
F. HAYES.
l)llllll.£‘> ll” N ‘ K
HENRY TILLY.
L'lllll AGE Mill
It F: I’Allkll‘dn
ll. BL.“ KS!” l' Ill)“.
TIM .,~ [LI when n ll wh; rt. to WI; I‘Ut' (III $2.. I
Ilhtl ll I~ lu'lrl‘l III -,:II II AM for rough trawl than III'
[3001‘ A HIGH h’l‘tllll'l,
- .N‘I )I'Tll XL’BWALIL
.Hlll.‘ H. II‘S “EH“,
II'I.,.I.-I.I:.I,.I.I It. :m- II. My .n In; simian! «I... "I" F ”I! “W NW! N mm It.” MAlN STREET.
WIIIIIII! IIH kinuepc-rtnimn: tn mt. we making.
or Ii :0 mm. hl- Irkpmixh III: W m; It' I w I'tllml l0
380AL AND W001] “IW'I' *1 * “W” "M “ "'1" I; F'l‘ 'l‘l I I: l "as ‘ 'l‘
. :wm {III mile,
E ’l‘lli:
enry Tilly.
ll ll\ 5'] “LET.
JOHN H. SMITH,
“ Florida ”
.x'rImI IIIII'IEII.
Brick. Lime. (Moment.
Blue Storm. Etc.
r,
llaFl ll? RUBBER P193:
Yuri» 5qu r: ‘olvril'il’llllflhln .IIIII
GIL Til-331‘ It'l— HITCH.
“luv
IIIll I-tn-I tI- i'urwh "flirt Ill Nils"?
l'l my ~llnr- “Hui
Short ninth i
”ON—-
soclnl Etiquette.
(impaled [mm Me (aim and brat work
on (he mly’crt by “Arm! Matilda."
PRIt'II Ilfl mm. '
aw!” “
9
1:1er “a Feed 8.131118, Twenty In an In this me. on e! than in the
! :Icntrne mm. when u can he ”min open-Imam
‘i‘lppllffllll n.
W H. MEEKER,
WARWICK lltll’li l.,
“mm and Curing" I» let in: till II r tI-inl‘lO
Curlew- at lit-put tn um: All Tim.
(loud Tumours In "mambo l’l’lt' II
Mopum» I-ImIIrrrlIvI-I “MIN “5 Nile Fluent for NONIIN. :5
11m book Ihonlal l»- tncray Mull Ilns‘rmnol . '
knowing "The properlh Innodo" Sanitary Plumbing and 11;. Mr: beatings
with": properly Mal:- km “W l: 5:...“ “if: J. H m f lte "WY little. for tIlII all men! fire
M: 10.0 manners. III wetur our: ll ~ r, at flt I! II
mu. “this; they my I?" out. into the world well hm! e e wnsnuumm 37.. Math smell. (:t.
on women .’
m'ltlllmt'l' HINTS" mot-ins the answer and will gum is
I?” mulled In any ulIlm-s postage prepaid on receipt
prl re.
mash.
17ml! furthcr more Ire will mail each of our
friend» a copy of tin- almi- valuable hook gram-and
{In at ”Winter. it they will mail so 15 unmet
llIaIs, Fish Oysters”,
I'lrmru- 8m '
lit”, '55“ “a? 3% "gm” mm a new: vegetables! 1‘ rults.
«r w on cent!
In organic tell name's“ adore» on the CANNED GOODS, ETC. gggmm I.
kaodwritemthewmllti— .I‘mml
queue also and llien we will Million-ride It ’
I”. w IBIS»
06in». In; Main Emu,
33mm", can.
ZIP"
01m. ll. IIIT'iITi'I. Benet.
Tel-phone reelection.
l. L. CRAGIN It 00..
mimnnmm, PENN.
3H. 8. [WM
{Clark It Lane’s Block;
l
tBridgeportW Bargain House.-
F H HARVEY 3
{01:15:31ng WEEK.
llSl’llltlllIEhhlill l‘lllllitlllll’."l's. 5
W. B. HALL&CO.
(Me! an ent're new noel; oi
LADIES’ BROADOLOTHS,
French Silk Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and Surges, Elegant
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains' Il‘l Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
:25 Pm: as roman ALI. wom.
SUITINGS,
III I IIII. and MI xrum Including all (In Km Sprirnri '-ulI (in; I am» seium Zn
500- Per
Yard.
100 l’lEi'l'L-l VERY “NB QUALll'Y
English Suitings,
VIII Tailor Merle Write m an! Item»! style» at I- heck-I, and iii w, hI-II IIIIlII
wring In mail III at 25 it e rim-r IIIIII lot at
$1-00 P”
Yard.
We elm new :I «I ry I 'eb ImI: assortment in Silk Warp ileum.- ttaII, ~90 inches wide at
$1. 00 and $1.25 "'
Yard.
Purity pierevpt Blues Madam-sot M '5Ir. no: and (lie. would! no 9!. m, 31.95 and SLED.
for "win as it in the meebw Milk lIIIrIwn on Imml
ranger .N’Ilk» 39o, fulr. and '5’ sold cw: ryahr III at 'Jlr: M d 31 If).
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
W B. HALL&CO
5 FOR
iCARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
Rugs& Mats
GO TO
A. DICKEELMAN & SON’S,
39 Washington «Ira-ct. South Norwalk.
OUR SPECIALTIES
-———~ cob—“w
\nflhllclal ( I1 Imu- r) BIIIII r in PRINTS.
!
Inn's”, “II ”lid 51
good. that were imported "ill
i
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I In In"!!! “at arm: III. .......... 25 “
1' lmim- !-' lunch: alru a: -, iIJ I' “If. ’ .N.
Hru- IA'IIII'ZIO_
d I let-rule It lint-Br:- p I' an: I d t on: and l I- getIIML-a.
"l be "-1 I1 Br II 3 I- l. mu! 1 our 1. e.
3“ MII‘ Rock 1 an.” .5 rap, ................... 1’00 ql
IIIIII ( return 1 hrs
l’urr flnplc Nu’up, ............................................ 35 “
.1 um I lump. ‘1 ILL : 'el. ’ .l'l', (. also , ............................ 05¢!
All First Hum Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
-———I;II TII THE—v»
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hood» ItrlIIrrn. l handy at. L IpI rial III: mi! «r. p; I! murder» Id: at the market A lull Iim II!
VEGETABLES.
"03"! F036 I'l'l' THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
.A' R. TYLER. Prop.
iGROCERIES AND MEATS
w-wA’l‘ Till OLD "AND 07-— ——
T. BURR GUYEE 65 SON.
sparrowoon.
.IIJ. "RIDER” I’IIIIIBI) I’IICM.‘ 3"l'la".
~~ _, coo—~—
,t'l I'Y EULKN FIX” IT TO l‘llfilll IIIIYANTAIEK T0 Tli'ulll’: WITH US.
“Iv.” U. A TRIAD-
111L111) I’AN I’IIICI‘IfiL
TURKEYS
he Che-pen and less In To“.
CELERY'
Bull “”3. "I!!! arm DAY.
fnom: nunssnn amounts, one}:
AND DUCKS.
Alma (ell tier of
Oranges.
Lemons. fruits, Cranberries. Eggs
and Canned Goods.
“A1301-
510nt.rteh.wmmmm W
Remnan’a Market.
Norwalk Chronicler