fieldwroomfioingas by or
dials-isos- It u finished in
, “tide. large plats glam win-
, with. idea. rendering the in-
alitaltd circuits]. The heating
lotions by steam from apparatus located
alarm Extending the entire
' oithewestsidooith'estore,
I‘M as w as all the cheaper
’m .On'thaesetsideiesuoth-
'3‘ (though smaller rack, containing
‘equallysrtisticpapsrs,whiie therosr oi
the store is just now piledhigh with
. handheoinewopriuggoods, just arriv—
'e.d. Amathessstsldsioaloo de-
‘7"”voudtoadisployoipainrsoi all colors
,Iflflatb. bruebcain great variety, art.
. W man and painters’ supplies gen-
“Wynn-dint” lines Mr. Gorbam’e
mhIthompletesudvaried. The
Wt. which is of the same dimen-
ieussethostore, is given over to the
- ”age at white lead. oils, varnishes,
‘drypaiuia and gloss. Ir. Gorham is
closely identified with the manufactur-
ingtrade. asduring the buying reason,
i.
the first of January. he ll‘ ale
pa concur: of New York.
h' the advantage 0! not r
, gorse. Those
dial and artistic
slightlnl til
,at theEast
'veniug. The
no mt was: Piano
’ k. 'silua, Messrs
' Underhill. Herbert
l: :Itrgan and Rnbert
. duct. Misses Same and
- ,ino; vocal duet. Misses
Ainsworth; mandolin
; reading. Miss Nellie
1h occasion wssa very en-
flh ‘
. Li filth ofllciated at the inn-
m VanKenren. yesterdny
I ‘ Ir. Smith based
upon Job v .
then shall come to my
age. like ashock of corn
." Ilr. VanKeuren
rut Avenue Methodist
nietieri 1877. The
ma“. , William
. and Wt ism Youie.
so in its t Norwait
\
East Avenue
letl‘ church Junior
icon. Rev. F. A.
i , ehaird‘Candie
. 3T .Iuo'clock in the
’ 1“”..st oi the
* Tickets
”2:0?“ ”Wit and
X}; “My. and
1“ “unit . The
’v‘m . Id“ be
i ”M w Q.
i
sol“
woesllii "’"d “M
. ' ' hich is from about the ilrst oi some?”
(«locum-0 °‘ “‘° "
“d “me w r. was demonstrated. for this made the
on W irrcl lighter than the man. and down he
Till “nation are with a thump, and the barrel went
I. It. (a. . . Then he made the mistake oi his Ilia
“c M laudi ng go at the rope. that he might
3““ ' lacs. icr the barrel. being heav-
,andflllm' " ioooeendoithorcpad
hotel as work “W » ward and struck him fairly.
fill a“ gwl‘ll ‘ ‘ . atru ling tohis lost. again
build such I W “t ion oi gravity. But
' ‘° convenience. l to realise the gravity
, m tits will“ I“ . t. Paul no.
W M
. The at the files as: sou.
‘ gas fl. itmitilll mm m“... dealer is gin-on and
“a, 5‘ ‘ w ‘ngsignmeut of gin
, 1, It WI. W“ oi "5 "lliit. it consisted c
. “log n w ' veighed about I00
.1.le oi the Mill“ redtohornth-
when M
”10' till held other it“. the roots were out
‘ and ac- ulosing that thoy
It was impw
. so they were
apparently so thoroughly
ever a lightning killed man Was
when the twomsn reached him. They
lound his clothing on drsaud extinguished
it. The vast was found to have boon
charred irom thsarmhole tothaiapel on
the right side. The hair was burned tram
his forehead. and his eyebrows and eye-
lashesware burned ed. From near the
shoulder to below the ribs was black scar-
red lieshthat rubbedoi! on being touched.
low was a wound as large in dimensions
th man’s hand, and so deep that when
a
cinerated cuticle was removed the
internal organs were exposed. From this
point the‘lightning shot to a rule carried
in a pocket roads for it in the treasure
hip. The rewind brass tips that were
melted by the heat and were found in the
term oi a ball in the pocket ills keys and
the ring to which they were attached and
the nailset he carried in the pocket were
likewise melted into a solid mass. as were
the blades oi his knife.
While the two men were discussing
what was best to be done a local character
living in the iarmhouse near which Cloth-
ior was killed. aveteran. oi the war. gen-
erally regarded as a harmless. well mean-
ing crank, approached and declared the in-
tention oi brin g the man book to llie.
The group who ad gathered were not in-
clined to consider the crank's proposition
seriously and decided to remove (31ch
remains to his house and silt in preparing
them for burial. but the fellow was a de-
termined character and exhibited such oa-
paoity for having his own way that the
crowd surrendered and let him have
He rolled the body over on its leit do.
and as he did so the burned deem" the
l‘lsllh side fell oil. Th0 W 1° ”'19 had
congregated begged him a“ but he
didn’t. .
“If 1"" dead. I 8“ it won’t hurt him. "
.ie continued to rub the
was his reply, and
body "80’0“" where it had not been
ggxfinnfl° .ievcr let up. and in three or
J 0 dead man showed signs of
“‘9- waucr was sent for and his face was
bath ' He was removed to a house near
by “I turned over to three doctors who
been summoned.
, When restored to full constinusnmo. he
as in such excruciating pain‘ that he had
to be placed under the influence at opiates.
This course was continued for nearly four
days. He suffered greatly even after that.
but his burns healed. and he recovered his
health.
He is now 65 years old and is proprietor
cfa boarding house at Olin. In In two
senses he still suffers from the clients oi
his experience when he was “killed" by
lightning. Before the approach ci an elec-
tric storm. sometimes as long as iourday;
hesuddenly becomes drowsy.and all eiiorts
toawaken him are ‘futlle until after the
storm has passed and the electrically
charged air has given way to a clearer at
mosphore. His eyesight has never been
strong since. and be is obliged to wear a
cap that comes welldowu over his forehead
and is provided with a peak.
in talking with the writer recently Mr.
Clothior expressed the opinion that had he
been covered with dirt as soon as anima-
tion had been restored hevwould not be
troubled with the sensations that precede
theatrivni of a thunder storm. He added
that he believes his is the only case of its
kind on record. lie is a Canadian by birth.
but came to this country when only 7 years
oi ago. his parents moving to New York
state. He came west as a young man and
served during the into war as a member of
Company (I. Thirty-first iowa volunteera
0n the close of the war he returned to
Iowa and has resided there ever since.
The iiash that struck him killed the
horse after it had passed down his body.
leaving scars—dark. red. angry scorer-as
plain today as they ware 25 yoarsago.
The course pursued in restoring him to
life was very similar to that pursued with
artificial respiration as a basic Had this
not been resorted to there is no manner ci
doubt that Mr. Ciothier‘s body would have
been lying in its grave for a quarwr of a
century. He would not have returned to
consciousness
His case goes to prove that electricity as
a death dealing agency is not to ho depend-
ed tlpon It may be terrible in its inten
city and powur. but by no means is it can
tsiuly and instantaneously fatal—or necea‘
sarily fatal at ali.--Quincy Herald.
The Laws oi Gravity.
The law oi the attraction oi gravitation
was well illustrated on Cedar street the
other day, A man stood holdings rope
which run over a pulley and lutoaseooud
story window. where it was attached to a
barrel containing about 600 pounds of iron
chain. The barrel was poised on the sill
oi the window. and by some mischauoa
he man in the building let go of it with
iflliylng the man on theground. lie
3 .. Illustration oi the law oi grdvlty,
». down and man up, as be retained
. rip on the rope. Then. to complicate
. era. the barrel struck the ground so
. that the bottom iell out. the contents
‘ wing. oi course. And again the grow
thcicaiisd
missiles at
t in too
. . , " in museums.
verses-ale ass Charitable
moves a! Aston-diagn-
The scheme! collecting cancelled
W pa to the number at 1.0%-
Wlo'l purpcoooi sanding someone
”lthoihssoomo to light again ins
30" M A South Norwalk man be-
eeived ' “liter the other day. stating the
idlowhs story: a girl, who has been a
nan-I
“I?!“ sine, she was six y of ego
ll“ M of! free mammal a mail-
lcsl lneiitu
niishe can get a million
““9”“ “‘iups. and after relating the
circumstance, asks for ion or more can-
celed stamps Iand asks to have the receiv.
and" Wampu- oi the letter and
find "m '0 In many different rm
“'9" I'm" numbered. beginning
'i‘h tel» “d 3;“ up ‘0 “50,” vb.“
the chain i’ to broken. The receiver
oi aletterietol to “my,” the three
“"9"“ friend with the next higher
number tbsp her .n letter.
Thi" ”1'9“" I ah very simple and
charitable on ll“ ace at it. but when it
I“. been “4W up, soouo man has
dim“ it. the W on receiving num-
bar "50" 10ml", snub". 239 m’m._
928,087,529 500,088, 3“,, u... m rm
oillce where thel drink ‘ rm,“ mg
“iv ll “11““ 32;. wereanowored.
'00" “Wk-lunch 858941056343,-
49133‘4E124 letters. Consider it each
gihtse letters contained tea cancelled
stamps. It will beacon that many times
ouoruiilion stamps would be received.
0i course the value oi such a number oi
cancelled stamps is very coneidmahlo.
It ii doubtful ii sucha number of stamps
could be found in the United States.
Liquor 9.53.. Ipllt.
There is a big tight among the Bridge-
port members oi the State Liquor Desi-
ers‘ association. At a meeting yesterday
afternoon. an attempt was made to pass
a resolution assuming each membor 35 to
create a fund with which to flirt the
Law and Order league. Conservative
members opposed this plan. but others
argued in its iavcr and claimed that this
was the purpose for which the liquor
dealers had banded..togethsr. The mat-
icr almost caused the meeting to break
up in disorder. but the motion was final.
ly defeated. Many members say they
will withdraw iron: the organization and
(arm one solely to iiirht the Low and Or-
der league in that city.
Harper's Baaar.
Harper's Bazar for January 12th is a
brilliant number. containing. in addition
to its beautiful fashion features. a strong
article by Miss Grace H. Dodge on
"Women and the Public Schools." In
view of the recent agitation of this im~
pnrtlnt subject. and Miss Dodge‘s cou-
neciion with it. a personal statement of
her attitude and views is timely and in-
teresting. A charmingly graphic picture
accompanies E. I". Benson's dracrip‘
lieu of "The Greek Dance at Megan."
and “An Evening with Triiby" indicates
a pleasant way ii entertaining one‘s
guest this winter. when Trilby's star is in
the ascendant. The Boar‘s fashions are
superb. Sables and when and
brocadrs. wrap: and gowns. elegant
enough to tempt royally. are far-
nished to our republican princesses by
Sendoz and Chapula. their designs being
'rom the finest Worth models. The
number has also the ilrst port oi a story
in two psr'o.by Marion Harland. "A Fin-
de Siecle Prodigal. ‘ _. . 5
”min... 2. 5;.“ ”
It is strange how closely men read the
papers. We never say anything that
any body don't like but we soon hear of
it. it. however. once in a while we say
a good thing. we never hear at that——
uoindy seems to notice it. We ma
pay some man a dozen complimenls
and give him a dozen polls. and he
iakco it as a tribute to his greater-ea and
never thinks it does him any good. But
ii we happen to say anytbiu this man
doesn't like or something he engines is
a reflection on his character.aeo how
quietly be iisrea up and gets stoked
about it. All our evils are duly charged
in m,but never apparoutl do we get
credit icr good we do.-— orace Ore y.
A Good (loosen.
Magistrate-allure you over been arrested
before, lisstusi
liaetiiso— Yc'oo. yn' honah.
Magistrntcv-liow many times?
Itastus-l duan' roctly disrememher. yo‘
bouah.
Magistrnto-«Onooi
linstque'm. l'se been ‘rested mo'n
wunoc.
Maelstrom-JO" hundred times!
ltnstus liniilunantiylmh'o. ash.
Mammoth-A hundred timos'
ititoluswlirwyo‘sc goitln hot. lodge.
yc'ac gottln hoi.«iisrlmn Life.
mes Precinct-unmet it make the cold
shiver run down your back when be pro-
Itsetiriggsan—Jlotstslhmydou.
You lwssprsttywvilwm -
m‘lbm .. ""
, Schooiof Shorthand
. . : ‘mu m “‘3." .i .‘ u I.’ ' i ‘ “
IndonA. like! Iabaaoa.0oau .
says: “I was adiietad with rheumatism
lusty back all last winter. It wsooo
servers at times that .I could not stand up
straight. but was drawn over on one
side. Ittiod diluent remedies without
receiviea any relioi until I bought a bot
tie oi Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Aiter
using it for three days, according to di-
rections. my rheumatism woogoueand
hleltotreturnodaince. Ihavesinotl’
recommended it to others and know
theyhsvebeenbeneiltedby items. For
sale by G. 0. Btiilsou. druggiot.
HallowYorkmillionaire yveosdre-
car at 5th avenueaud Mthotreetmoetins
"00.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and theaepeople spend $1,456.00 in doc
ors' blilsand dually have to [IO] ”.00
each iorGactus BloodC‘ure tocure them
whatwould bathe aavingper onpita ii
the dinner should am be given. then
being 8'1 panama lit the lent-ti
Inquire at Phiswd'e drug More. when
you may have the pmlsium norm and
getlniormaciovi room 4' Mn- Fliro 9 Care
Ir. J. A. Beriven. a prominent manu-
iacturer of 18 East 15th 8t.. New York
city. purchased a bottle oi Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy from druggiat [I
H. Ilene. Peekakill. N. Y. Such good re.
sults followed its use that he sent back to
Ir. Lone for two bottles morooi the same
remedy. Those who give this medicine
a trial are seldom satisfied with any
other when again in need of such a prep
colds. For sale by O. U. Stilison.drug-
gist.
Newspaper laportora Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Amociatiou wants one or two newspaper,
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be‘ performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perience is not necsmary. and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion. as wennderstaud it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Amoci
atlon. CMOLIII.
_ children Cry for
Pltcher’a Gastcrla.
WhahabywassickJegaveherMis.
Wheushowaaaulildmhocriedrorcawcrim
mmmxmmouuom
mumamshegavetianm
Fischer’s Guarorla.
Children Cry far
Pitcher’s Castorla.
NOTICE.
THE Board of Relief for the Town of Nor-
waik. on the aeaossment list 0! Will. will
treat in the cities oi the Selectmen. Monday.
Jun. 7th. no. at 3 o'clock; Wednesday even-
in". January ill}; at 7 0‘: look: Saturday. Janu-
r v i‘tih. at it n'rim k: Wednesday evening.
January ill. a. at 7 o‘clock: Saturday. January
l".h- at s o" in. k' Weddell.” evening. Janu-
ary Z.‘ l. at 7 0‘1 lock: lioiurditv. January hill.
at ID'i‘IML. for he poroooe oi hearing and ac-
' irmiuung ruv snilaiiappeais made to them
truth the doors ofi'oe assessors. The Board
0: Reliei will meet with the assessments joint
bi 9rd Halull'ily. January liih. ai 2o‘clwk. for
the or of abs: 1) the lie oi sick and
disablemsona. . 3 W
Norwalk. (Downwgg'rmher It. lilllt.
. rt. . . Board
HENRY sermon} oi
until? it. FOX. tailor
MARSHALL’S
and Typewritlng.
Masonic Building Wall St. llor-
wslk. open
Terms reasonable. Reboot rooms open from to
a.rn. nullity». in. daily except flaiurdsy. Also
Innis rdnosd y and Friday evouln s.
from 1' boss doairin
l
emu-mam
antics. It is unequalled ior coughs and 1
Children cry luv u
Wekuow whotia the low—
we can
soilwhstwobavstoodrrtnyouasdwo
melamine ’ '
esvlrs. ‘
Ian's Plus All Wool Tailor lads 0v-
ereoah.fl08.088.fl‘lb. 81340. 1475,
317.75. .10 75, fit 75, at 70.
Theold prioeoremaiu on the tickets.
andtthsnewpriosscau be seen on the
some ticket, you buying at the lowest
cash figures. We Have the latest Fad
in Vests. made of Drab Corduroy, the
large twill, seven buttons and lapelle on
the pockets for ‘2 50. Inch style for
little money
. nOPEN THIS EVENING.
MEIGS & 00.
an lal- cor. anon on; Bridgeport. 0i.
Nah era and lletallers of Good Clothing.
Taylor at Golden
ileal Estate and Insurance
WA!!! [3010! cram.
Pumas looking iora , or house anillct
with the view 0 porches n . are invited to
$1 aligd examine carting.” | e lave them is:
e every 0 c t rsaooua
prices and tin ”mum-l. y an” n
W A N ’I‘ I'll).
WEAR" o tile for dressmaki . Ad
dress 80;”. n. Conn. I"de 3t
Gilli. in do enersi housework. A ly at
A. O. Bl‘l'lgl‘. 74 Newtown avenuemlbilt
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line or electric care. Booth Nor-
walk. Conn. We respecting! anmunca to the
citizens of South Nor-walk. orwolk and vicin-
ty that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and closure business.
and arenow prepared to do all kin s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best style and man-
ner. Ladiee‘ suits. dresses. either made up or
”is". cloaks. capes. infante' es s' boode.etc..
bill“ "icon“ 'pt'i'no‘t‘I l3 kid
mu era a. ea. 3 van
also feathers cleaned and curled. Oeutlemeu‘s
enia eyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. 0. BUTTERFASS. mil) ti
ILL. purchase hatrers‘ hicwin
acetate in caricad lots. ml
Whar . Baltimore. add. i
era.
gs and
Smith's
I2 16 iii
TO LET.
conning. in. 'LivTuBzon place. mod-
ern improvements. healer. hot and cold
water. bath. laundr . stationa lube. etc.
Enquire nus. WlLLIAM B. RID It. 7t West
avenue. nill ti
‘80“ January let. house oi eight rooms at
l'i’ Franklin street; modern im rove-
menla. Inquire of EDWIN WILL‘O. at
Brown a Wiloux's grocery. diO tf
HOUSE. six rooms. water in. corner Meadow
sire-t and Woodward Ave. Alec oac~
hail’ of house. 55 Woodward Ave. Inquire of
Wal'tor L. Wilcox. Lender's Block. Sourifmflor-
w .
HOUSE 8 nouns. Barn. Wash-house.
Wood house. boat never falling o ring
well oi water. cistern. 5 acres of land. lei) gear-
ing pear and Ipplei t'eee. lino shade. near lio-
wnyion elation. Beat. the month. in nlre
of STATIOS AGENT iiilqlw
LOWER door of house. No. Chestnut
street; rent. low undesirable tenant. in~
quire of JAMES P. PUNZEL l . No. lichcstnut
reel. dill ti
l
NE~HALF or new duuhle house on River-
side avenue. East Norwai ; six rooms.
with oil modern improvements: tine view in
Water: most desiraile location in Norwalk.
Apply to C. H. AlHTIIORl’E. Jillilt
‘ilillllia rooms i'llslouth Main street. water
in. rent 88; ill Woodward avenue. 6 more.
5.. mid door. rent 88: house it? Woodward an»
ace. rent. 3m: house 10 rooms. 4 Haniord
lilacs: second iluor oi house. isix rooms). on
Fort l’uiut street. real. ill.
Apply to E. A. WOODWABD.
[‘th SALE.
corn Reign?) sfi‘fififidfi'
. win. Cot-
iam on Quiniard avenue sir menu
each. Nearly new and in good C“!lilllll)h.
(tin-id improved building Intrudesirabl bloated.
Terms easy. Apply to FRANCIS B Vital?
l t
Al. estate and household prawn; dwel
on
R“.
l a house and bulking: ashlngton
street ado... and No. 77 priog street in-
ulve oi art's ii.
I). LESS. ’27 npring st'eet.
jlaiw
nth Norwalk.
. Puck ct knlvsr. Eve bled-e
II. & 13- hand forged. and waganlcd.
i )lJ’l‘li NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
WATER CLOSE“ All) 0859700“
OLIAIED.
Lb workwarrsnied iohedone in the best
manner andforioast money. Bloch or
split wood.” cord; hay or hll‘lsb by hate or
tonneam work oi all lads. U. L. JAlll'Js.
Box «iii. South Nerwalk. or: am
itcii tilililiii.
‘18. Walter J. llall.oi New York. be a to
i announce that he will he at No. li est
avenue. rlouih Norwalk. every Friday. to re-
infill:I T ll ‘ to aim: we, reeive uglisin the ‘ggfi'i'"fili')"¥"'°?"{i"
sclencowou owe loco orwr reeovarrre. om- 0-. or or n
003%? lAltdflALthox IANorwalk information. address (lAttNlillI Iihlc
n
HALL. New York. rliudio. Nos. loll, mil. mat
liderthlalnst..sc.ltcrwolh.
THE FINEBT
ESCOLLOPS
ON EARTH. ONLY 250 QUART.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET.
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor
I1 Wall eh. Norwsl
Wadi.” l Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ ‘l‘elephonecsll, I'i'l .
478 Halo Milt. Biidreoort.
AT
lEill’S, 92 iii
r
KIN
e
iPUMP
IIII'I‘IlII STREET,
Fins lino oi fresh candy. Just made.
Peanut Cocoanut Chips.
One hundred difleretlt blade.
HOME MADE RYE BREAD, MINCE
AND COCOANUT PIES.
am. A’i‘ new mom.
Itiseoyour raters-t to buy now;
«said not say moral! wascoka w
norm ”tantrum—nod ‘
Movement bsioreyou. ‘ ._
yim Am mush-I. 4h"
1.N0yde.Ualioo.3lc. psvyssd, - .5
colors. M yds. Bhaehed Mugs :
yds. wide. aood welsh. “l 0. Btu-fl '
250 yds. the very best it} yd.
Blmchedfiheeting.Fruitcttho
380. per yard. ~ ‘ .
soc yds. Dark and 'Iedinm com
Outing Flannel. do. per yard. h
1000 yds. 4-4 Bleached. limits. eithose'
Fruitiofithe Immor Iousdale. 6c. pa ‘
yard.
MOO yds. good Unbleached luslin.’ '
per yard. 9 onu-
50 extra line White Counterpoint A,-
worth “.12}. at 750. each. ' thb
200 yds. 1-2 Bleached table Damask. n [or
inches wide. 190. per yard.
250 yds. Turkey Red table Damaskl
Colors. idle. per yard.
100 yds. of our 8100 Bleachedtablo a
linen. extra wide, 69c. per yard ,
3 picesoiour 75c. table linen, 51¢. per-
yard. 1
200lyds. 50c. table linen.Blesched. 37k. ;=
w reel. g
The above bargains in table lions .
ought to interest every housekeeper; it is
to your interest to examine them.
50do¢en large size Huck toweb. wr-
ranted pure iinen.eize 40 by Winches,»
llc. each.
200 yds. Bleached linen touting.“ in
wide. price 55c. per yard. -
we shall also oiIer this week 3,000 yds. ‘
best all wool Henrietta. 87k. per yard. .‘5‘
3,000 yds. Cotton Warp Henrietta, at. '.
inches wide. 16¢ per yard. .‘
25 pieces good quality monies-no. .
medium and dark colors. @ 55c yard ' .
In conclusion we would say ma sue- ‘1 ’
ores and prosperity follow use
every one oi our patrons duri
year 1895 The surest road to
invariably will lead to the
“When-mas
i
Kn}
Hoyt’s Opera i-imiT '0 ‘ ' ,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
in't-I- ‘
0...“. Boston
wrniiisnii. illllillll item...
‘1 be out in 'n
I“ to m “’
what to“ u“
The greatest inn makers on earth.
TIIE EMPIRE
CITY STAR
bright. innocent. melodic. mlrthiul.
and up to date.
I!" WHAT “"8 OF Fill!!!
Produced by Alice b‘t flair and Joe Kelly. the
Nrslrills and the Sianfordo.
You never raw ouch dancing in your life.
It delights ladies and children.
Prices 'ibc 50c and 75c. . stove Vi“
Seats now on sale at Plaisted's and Glfltsfi'l t wash. h
com”! an'
Inn icr 85ml”
vc the 50“.;
worsen“!
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