I Flllll CUBE'BIPTISI.
Rich and canine um
BrowuaConvert.
‘MAIIOIBEDIITOTBMY.
‘atnaoaurmtas rant-'11. Areas as
"Haul-tells!“ celdWateaL—Ihsre
was a man’s... at es. urea
canes.
NIwYola.May$.—-0ntheshorscltha
_ Inwhayat vanlatha Won
«HauntZionchurchgatheredtosesnine
pecplegodownintothewatersotthehay
andhyimmwsionheeomem-nbersoithsir
sect, known as the Church of the First
”Born. lountZionchurchstandainaiitr
tleclump or trees about five minutes' walk
born the Greenville railway iou.and
Ihhontdoorol thehuildiugisbutaiow
yardsi’rornthe water at high tide. The
was preceded bya service in
theehunh. which began with prayeraud
thesingingoihymns.
oar-sums.
Whtn the pastor called for experimces
halt a doe-s people roseontheirieetat
once eager to tell their miraculouscures
trunvariouadiseascs. One alter another
recounted hisch experiences. Amm
' theapmksrswereaiormerflomanCatholio.
, a fishewand a GermanJormerlyansg-
Ito-tie. Then Mrs. Antoinette Jackson
mks. and throughout her speech one
Mghthavahuciedonuelf inahiethodlst
ampmceting. Asthespeaker's voicerose
mistress! her petitions became more {or-
vattwommmseintheaudlambnrstiuto
hystericalsohbingmadgnmsllpartscame
criesof "Bic. the lad," “Praia God."
”Glory to the lamb” and other similar
ejaculations
Then the mndldates for hep“. came
forward—firs mm andionrwumm. The
wommweredrusdinplsinhlaekdnseee.
andthsmnwaclongdmbeoahlike
its-r doctors. with white lawn nsektiee.
0! the candidatm two were particularly
nodoeable—«naycunggirlabontldyears
«(-3,de the mm the
m as “yd-osmweli nth helplm:
paralyda wasBarshSpilet
«Mwho hafliacnrcdhyisith.
mfldsdbmuwhichthedmtorspm
secondment-hie.
mmmmom
Ila-dotthedrmofTJXBrownIVan
BewJusey. Hols a manoi‘wealth,aud
h-hurldmudsdiormorethsaaseoreoi
yurswithgreatbflnc-mterprises. He
bamssnherot thebcard ornndeand oi
uthm ons. Hehasbcm ill for
sometimand the physicians who have
attendedhimhavenotsoccecdedincuflng
himoi his ailnmtorevur oi improving
hisheslth.
Ian-Sick”
Beamlromasickhrdtocomplywith
thccommandoi the LordJa in
hythepcople or the church of theFlrst
Born. Baptismlsthscommand. Hehad
bemlsdtohelisvcin the bithotthc
church. Behadhopasthat his faith would
lead to his recovery lromhis seemingly
hopeleseailiictionandto showhisiaithss
Islam. Harriette Miller and Caroline
I.Allu.allolxllsahdh.
Ai‘ierthsbaptiamallweretakm to the
churchwherethcy wares-elated with oil.
T.C.Brownw-sndntsddrat. Aiterex.
pee-ieghiatsithinthecreedhehsdsdopt
cdsudthankinaPastorHancoa,say-inghc
dermdlerJlrownwsallftcd
intohiscarrisgesndwasdrivsn away-
T‘hs other new memhsrs were andnted,
“Nuance—akin.
WmmJlsyI—Pruident Clem
land appointed William 1 Qulmby oi
to he envoycxtraordinarysud
ipotntiary oi the United
to NW Xaonimhyis
editorand
Wheehese. appointmcntwss
on the recommendation of Doubt.
9%;
New Your. truss-11» Russian postal
authorities have given notice thatde
aiterJnnall bonds oi the Bullet: gov-
srsmeatwili he liabletoeuatoms duties.
hethwkaatmpertediatcorexportedl‘rors
Hulda. known tocontdnsuch
”"1“!th
“Whats mom
7“ “Milamsfld'slair.
“Means-lynch. .
Wet n. 1.,“
Whereas are m its
”has. «their. beech-m
”rhea-Hump”
9A1...
. iruothcantiiul. Thchead.narrowaud
Wdthm
i
“muse enouuo son manor.
“madamwuu
thatthegkostcl Baldwin. s
lrstwlfalnaistaon )oiutl‘ acupying s
conditionotmind. altogetherowingtoths
per-earths oi' the M ed Rosamond
Baldwin.
What she returned from the wedding
tour. Rosamond stood in the doorway
dressedinwhits. Shssaked herbusbanrl m
whothe lady was.and he indstcd there
wasnosuchladyprment. ththoughthc
was jeating.and on ducribing her looks
themaidservantgavs waytoemotiou and
declareditwssnone otherthan Mullah!-
win’sflrstwifi. Blncethattimetheghmt
has not only continued to inhabit the
hombutfollows her aboutwith angry.
mtenaucéwincheshsr. lls
hmhsir tlyiu the presume her
husband sometimes obliaashcrtccry
out before '
gueeta
To collect turthm evidence. lira Bald-
3"?“ m m m t-Ji‘m
llc i young thout
tellinghcthat the tamer ' ,Baldwln
waslivinginthe house. And Anna Belle
rantohersistercnc daysnd told her she
sawawoman in white in Mrs. Baldwin's
room.snd hir. Baldwin was made to go
audlookunderthe bed. In her suit (or
divmce lira. Baldwin asys she has nee
heardherhnshand s to some one
whom he called Became begging
hr godnem’saka to go away and leave
him peace. Itsounded just like a man
addreminghis wife. Mr. Baldwin on ho
lug interviewed refund to sigh.
Butthematterhas been usht to an
has by Mrs. Baldwin’s suit for divorce.
Thiswlll d c whethchra Baldwin
is entitled a divorce, or whether Mr.
Baldwin h committing bigamy by having
under onerooi’ both thequick andthc dead.
HnBaldwin. it seems. had promised the
first Ilra. Baldwin not to marry again.
The suit is rewarded with extraordinary in
tenet in Illinois, as its settlement will
mulch a precedent—New York Evening
Crocodiles and 'Gaton at the Zoo.
The monster alligator. which now mesa
urea some 10 icet in length. came from the
Ill-lain» when about is months old,
some nine years ago. Hideouahugssnd
hidehound in armor of horn, it swings
round like an enormous cit. and as it lies
Just hmsath themrlsceoi thewaterahows
moreclearlythananybookcan pictnrcthc
curious adaptation to or the
carnivorouswatm liwd. The eyes ontheir
raised orbits are act like dormer windows
lnthehcad. Thenostriiaaretwotiny
slitslnaraiscd hassattheend 0! themes
Apparently the sluggish beast is a quick
breather. iorthe respirations areat the rate
at m pcmlnnia. nearly doublathat oi a
man at rut. iron the Nile. In
die and Ceylon t waters with the
alliptors. The tie evidently hears
the some analogy to the alligator as the
hour to the toad. it is lighter in colorand
in build. and a more active as well as a
more malicious «nature.
Neither is it so entirely hideous, though
the lower jaw shows projecting tasks like
those oi a wild boar. The creature's eye.
celebrated in connection with the “crocodile
team." with which legend declared that it
attracted its sympathizing victims toihc
bank at theatream. are highly “decorative.”
astrounbluthahesdoiaanakezthenoee
issharp. and the tired and motioniowey-
areot thepslest dusty gold. set in ashort.
horny pillarot a deeper golden brown. The
crocodile’s coat of armor is less complete
than that of the alligator. and its quick.
vivacious movements make it far more
troublesome to the keepers when the tank
hastobsrcillledand cleansed thantheblg
alligator; which will allow themselves to
he used as stepping stouesastho water ebhs
away.—-Ilundoo Spectator.
‘l‘we Sew Infusions.
The are two new plots-alone which
have lately been developed and are now be
ingwrittcn about. One is the “glofillcr”
and the other is the “cutter out." The
(lurid. is a man employed by rich but
stupid to make them out devllu' oi
fellows, don't you know. He inquentstbe
where men congregate. goes into so
dstyusdknowssllthebest people. Then
Details stories about the witty things his
triad Smith aayaand relates instances oi
his outrage or shrewdness or anything else.
Smith's iriendsget to look on Smith asa
remarkable man. Smith becomes popular
and is made a lion. Smith pays the aim-i
llerpood money iovhiapartinthctrsnsao-
than and ever aharwsrd poses as a great
men.
Thecnttsrootcanbeoieithersea. There
issriehtamilythathasaaonor daughtw.
asthecssemay be. whois infatuated with
Mysnirsrtwhomthe parents have
aprejndlcs. i’erhspstheobjectotthc in.
istuatlcnisbrnesth ihcsooordaughtwin
marl-13mm or somethi else
The tothecutter out
possibilities tor who
haveths requisite Qualities o mind and
burly and the may belittlsd opinion oi
Wmthstwillpcrmitthcmtodothe
werh.~lloi!alo Commercial
mmummm«
Batwhsn we mixeMComcdis int:
pres-t state as aw compare
withwhstitwasiliyearsmwsmlsim
«tummy-m
marriedwm
*‘ any one so
onlhfion.
A, . ' .iFoi' further
.. H. Harvey’s,
70 lilorthllliiain Street.
enquire at
nellOflloe.
museum's-Isaiah.
”DWcrld‘afairin adage is not a
privatsvmturei'or private 3:.th a
purposeolthai'airisinthcmsinoducs-
tioual. Thstpurposcwill be deleated
unis-averygreat number or viritnrs
sreableto'vidtChieagand by study-
ingthecxhihiia learn the lemon that
countcachdollar oi' expense,thcn the
railways will have iailcdintheir duty
toward the public. The very peoplo
whowillhc moat benefited hyvisiting
the fair are those who must carefully
considertheeost.
AmstteroftiOorcninrsilwaylares
isnothingtorich men.butit is a great
deal to the artisansaudmechanicsand
farmers of the country. Beaidmheing
wrong in itselr,snchapolicywonldhe
ahortsighted, evenfrom o pnrelyseliish
standpoint. In the development of the
countryand its growth in wealth the
railways profit directly and quickly.
Thcoentennial exhibition gave a great
impetus to trade and resulted in the
growthodrnan industries. ThisOolum-
bianfairwill thesamething,andin
its complete success the. railways have
I”, auiniercstthatthomsnsgerscannotaf-
ford to ignore—Harper's weekly.
'l'ha moods or Great lea.
Modern per enterprise and mod-
ern teleyaph utilities have greatly in-
creased the number of mourners who
are virtually at the bedside of every
great man who is stricken with mortal
illnon. For several weeks every morn-
ing newspaper oiilccin the United States
had hourly bulletins from Mr. Blalne‘s
sickroom, and in every such oflco the
telegraph editors. mentors, printers,
preesmen. etc.. had to lengthen their
nightly vigil a couple of hours in order
tobcsurethatwhen theendcsmcthere
should be no delay in announcing it to
thocountry. The number or menth
day's work was thus prolonged is many
thousand. and the some men have
watched by the bedside of many Mons
men in theeamcway. During thewhole
3! hours reporters were on watch at the
Blaine motion from the beginningoi’
his illncm. '1on English reporters who
were charged with alike dnty when
Tennyson lay dying deserted their trust,
and the poet's death was not announced
till several hoursaiter its occurrence.
Sacha breachoi duty by Americanre—
3;,” is inconceivable.—-Bndalo Cou-
Vigorous Ia Age. i
A Portland man who was at Augusta
last week says that while he was de-
sconding the statehousc steps he save
twoold gentlemen meet and cordially'
shake hands. The short, spry old man.
with hairof snowy whiteness, reaching
in wavy curls almost to his shoulder.
was Gators! Neal Dow. His friend was
amauprominentinWaahington it half
century ago—80mm James W. Brad~
tor Bradbury, “we‘re getting to be
prottyold boys now, but I guess we're
as spry as those youngsters in there"
“ain‘t we?” The old general drew him
self up to his full height and proudly re
torted. “Senator. innmonthl shall be
a years old." "Is that alli" replied
Senator Bradbury. “WhyJ'm 9|.” The
apostle oi temperancossid no more.-
Iawisiou (Ma) Journal.
'l'heBilkllat-adl’res’srlty.
'l'ircsilk hat. that most characteristic
articlecr Imdonattirc.is mid to bee
sure indicator of s or hard
timesinthatcity. edenisensoi Chan-
ccrylsno and Gncechnrch street, those
whoarefonnd about the templcandths
exchanges, if brlolsareplsutysud busi-
nessboomlng. flaunt itintheglodestcl
ncwtiles. Buiiibnsincmisslowthoold
oncsarsircnedsnlhdolongerssrvicc. Just
uowirsdeisbad,andthoseofthchstters
orthellugliabmetrcpollswhoarenotgo
ing bankru arc growling and grum-
blingwith theirmight. Smusofthceo
deskrslnhumanrcohwouidgstagood
undone! liowYorkx-osparityii'msh
thshhabimslmtheyhadsesnsomc
'l‘smmany’scohortsrollingodtohcip
the inauguration the‘other day—5N"
Yorklveningsnn. '
bury 0! Augusta. “General." said Scum “
(pointing to the mpresouiatives’ hall). W
ty and quantityfof air
particulars
The Senti-
r
4
WW“... ...—M
. clematis
, DO YOU
COUCH
DONT‘ mam”
TAKE , 9
ELMEFKE‘XQWETEE
Cure Without Stomach Bugging,
“Ill! DISURDERS.
cost run are.
MERGER. laREGilLlfilliES
DiSPLACEMUiTs,
inflammation, Congestion, rte.
soon a toe (so my. Treat-c.)
If stuns". “ills,“
'l’llE VI. C. SlilRES Ct). N. Y.Cky.
"not: our ass crurs.
00." Iscwcv scruuoto
um Fall to Relieve u Curr.
Guaranteed in
“flour-E prevent and cor:
Jain. Priorfikia
"All
\
, S'
Sparkling and hesithlol. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root been ex-
raci equals Williams‘ in strength and
purity. One bottle of extinct makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
'l'hisisnot only“jnsi as good"
as others, but for him. One “LII
trial will support this claim. mm
‘b a mists-t ma.
- III)”s
Hillbillies t llfiidlj ’“
“1' fl. 1891.
.TRAlNS LIA" 80m NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
mall-whom. A14!) ex. on ex..s
em: lblocal al.,thll.ex lather. ii
as.
small: flea lilil)ac.tlie cm at.
languished 13a. m.Washiuftcn express.
Sundays-415w. P.M.-Ollac. Bacflflao.
For: N" liars: A. st—wr er. in)
use: no so. in ac Mil ac..
Ill ox- root ea. ion ”flan—um
cr..llo cm. I“ ac. Sill sx.. not ex.
ltdacJflLexJUacJoBri Lilac! s
ao..7l5ex. 78 Into iii-id port Ml sent“
so... in} Adams ex. an ac. Sunday-dim
Dilac..a.rn.' illsc.p.m.l:l\la.m.iloe—
wuamlflam.Waah.es.
Fol llama-n. A. H.410 so. on ex.
lower. lunar. Estates ex..l10ea.. In
so. amiss. “lax. era.
for: oral-ennui. I.-610ac.. on".
nonunion». r 42m». lilac. anal
alumni
so.
to Bums. A. l—l ill. 1 ID (via shore Line)
P. nit—m ms ax. on BMW). i it)
as. via
in" NEW YORK
Meson-Ron's“. a. IL—am er.. 001
”Tillman” 'tllcx.fllac..lll1lcx..
iuh-a..utsso:§'ex. P.1i.—nosac..ioo ..
Ill or. s so. am as. I!) as. tuck. til
“AMA?! e loullacJIlex. "use.
00‘!“ ht.” “WORM—433?? “at:
0 - s
RI. bltfihumIIMmidnichi.
ills cash!
Newllprighl Piano
Guaranteed for live years.
:3ny lfihfifiTT-wfiifli Tor
oasyaar. A
JOHN H. DAKIN.
”Wham: i.
my.
new town“ “so
”gyms-hourly madaaad seed.
”:3 o. a. chrome.
vswanu W 1’! BOWA‘I‘I‘ON.
ms lib! ms. .
ill be sold at Public a mom
DA'Y.IAYllst.m at! o‘c m9:
is. the old . tso l.
deceased. near the
ri‘v'er compatriot
‘li.
at t
ammo.
nascent?“ M“ .
H. 8. ROOD’Bo
Paniculala l
The finest hardy flowering vine
in cultivation.
SlmngBlnomingl’lams
HillFllllD'S Flflllll. HALL
soc. 15c or sun ugh
We have just received a large
stock of
White Granite
—-—-AND-—~
china Ware
that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before offered
in this city.
F. H. NASH &. Bill].
T '"5665""T6WN 1
Has
0
Be p to im rote it.
Advertise In is papers.
”Pairgme its mer‘rhar‘ints.
9‘: In!“ ‘0 “0 M
fire all ioaiers. sit down on urn-hers.
bet your ch cci he the welfare. growth and
Promotion 0 your town and its pic. on-
courage public spirited ciliaens by us appre-
cisilon and msono yourself hr insuring
yoursell in the Connecticut General Life In-
snrsnce (km. of Hartford. Conn. The issue
icieaonallof thebestvlanahothIIfe and
ndowmenl. For rates and plans call on or
recs 8. S. L‘iiommeilieu. agent. "1 Wash-
Ington street. mu: Norwalk
l'llll cABlIAGES
MAT...
Illllfllll'llllERS' PRICES.
The oldest maniac-ism of baby and doll
canines In the «main. Every “(the and
Kradaoranyihlngyoucan an t. ,, lend
mathemandniprieeawhlc areibe lowest.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTDN. Ch. opposite it. It. lliaiicn.a
m
tantrum Vented icr
"tllEllEt FIB! EVE“ LAID.”
Over no wise-ct photographic rhea,
3"“?dli‘illh‘.‘ ...m. mm
En h «on. m Wfilaf‘m “Wk?
. when“... «'3 and
”ileum Ahead
A recs
00..” asset. ew York.
“congruent:
lathe titlsui
L. H. Decker, _
, ”WMKKW
m
Ellyn
Filly Varieties "
a
CELERY
Km ALL PAIN AND INVIDOBAm
m stern.
lln lam Aches.
lo Ion: llesiless lltys.
In lion: Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and Wills--
tics flopeiakesihsplaeeci’ dean-in rm
daily dutim become a delight and Lites
‘Thcnliopthalooughwith
Yankee
lllNB - SflfllHEll.
Aakyuurnaighhurahoutlhllidll mt Ml!
.tkfledinoulnatihe
CITY llllllli SHIRE,
C WASHINGTON g.“ 80. NOBWAIJ.
G. A. Gregory & 00..
RORWALK. (.‘l'.
S‘anflggmu.
We will make a due display of
llllllfll HATS llll norms
—ox.
lhurslay and Friday. April l3, It
The ladies are cordially Invited to attend.
Miss Van Tassel 85 (:0.
Second Floor 8| Washington st,
scorn xonwaur.
lining? veg?“
Then more heiore starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
vidingnfim Death Benefit or 315.1!) Week-
gcludem for disabling injury at swat oi
per day or seven days.
”.00 in [or-men days
as.” [or twenty-one days
or
as.“ (or thirty days. l longer pariah.
For sale by
H. D. SMITH.
lssouic Building.
{ Special rates
Norwslk. ('ess.
dis ti
M
A thorough training
school for both sexes.
All business branches
taught. Graduates as
sistcdtonmitiona.
Time short.
'I'cr-s rcssosahle.
Spring term begins
April 1011:. 1191
Send (or catalogue and
College ! e t College Journal.
Addre-
I. A. “BRILL. Pres
umlonLOru
l. 0.l£lllllllli$.
rumour-Pm
Business
Pepe to
hone-- r i notice
mull» "m"..":.‘.‘3:d:.mn, ohm”
FUR N lTlLl RE
GREAT pennants.
David Stow, '
loath ”All street. I pfilsirs
"renown
is Is. 5 Irllrssl Plats.
JAmB DA mm “W
moi-933%... “...:
mic.“ "m“ ._.
chainsaw
R estau ran i ,
rnsrmsnmmorrr.
bmsemsadrsalrlwm
.0 ml . «new
EVERY Par
Call-enduraminetbunhetorc. purchasing‘ anyothcshoaat
H. S. BROWN’S
South Main Street. So. NorWalk.
Bargain Sale‘
» ——or
FOOTWEAR!
ladies, Men’s and children's Short;
Greatest Bargains on Earth in Shoes
———smE HERE—~—
lButoncinwhiohthe
mlitflicheuuwmfihoeln‘thsw
ARRANTED. ’
'OnolotlndiedfinoButtonShoeu... ....... 01.25
Onelothdies’fineButtonShoes ..... ................ 1.50 ‘
Onolotzladres’fineOXfords, worth $3.00.... ....... 1.60 I
Oneloundrcs’fineButiomworth 84.60 ...... . ..... 2.50 n
One lot Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sewed, W
worth03.50.... ......... ... ............... . ........ ...... 50'
OnelotChildren’sShoos ....................... and!“ ,
Onclotchtld’sRnssets, SHOW}, worth $1.25 ....... ......mflo.
OnolotMrssos’RussetShoes,worth $150950
OnoloiofMen’sShoes ............................... ......... .
lOOpntrshien’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for ........... . ....... ...”.W‘
WWII SALE Fill TIIIITV III“ III“. BEBIIIIII I" lltl.
Glover&0lsen’sir
Mgr Washington so. So. Norwnlk.
WAGONS.
Nuandseeoudhsfl
Buggies, Phantoms, carriages,
Bunnies. Spindles. air.
Prices to Suit A“.
CALL AND 83! TRIM.
Henry Tilly.
ALL SEW
BRUSHED SHINE.
llusirsss a Specially.
F. M. Pierce,
Boxm.80uth
......o... Wu“? .
we will sell at less than one-
choico of the lot at 50c per pair.
mm .. ......
e
Dcn'tgocutoitowauntil-
LUTHER
l .
. ,............... ..i. ..
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3
SpecRLSeiIe
C'O‘R‘S'E'T‘S
——A T—————
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We will open on Saturdafiglllny 16th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
ad b th B'd rtL tthgoregulnrpriog. Those
arerneyen lorsem ,anaro '
81.25 and 31.50 quagggeg. We shall my
strain nun errors or Ill no:
mmmhuuimsoudm
meanness-a. .
give our customers thdru’
The goods are sold at that very
low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections.
Jackets and Capes.
New styles in Ladies’, Missee’ and Children’s Jackets and
Outside Garments received during ihcpast week.
Tristram & Hyatt,
TllE LEADING Bill sinus SillllE,
No.32 Gazette Building.
mm in new at u
, “'T‘hisseasonlhaveamlotciWswhall ‘ ‘
“unlimitmm.
m II I!” ,_
awmmuwnm ,‘
.. p
Win...
wmam'. .
l
1
Rental camels: II Sill.
Norwalk Chronicler