the world!
was pastor at the Hanson
sum, which was always
remnants; when Dr. Galla
fispulpit. He is now pastor
, W Baptist churches of
. ,. lchhaetwiea been enlarged
hlvpeatorate. The Methodists o'
,, alatobaoonuratnlatedmp
micaof Dr. B. If. Gallaher, as
' lecturer in the course. He
his popular lecture on "Put
‘nty Purse," Wednesday night,
3th, inthe church. Edward
,, Jr., and lire. J. O. Hawkins.
of the Epworth League and
witty. will have charge of the
_ Jatqneem baker employed by
s.‘ Bundle. III Randall’s block.
about midnightdsst night,
[7 l. noise in front of the store.
flouting meetitfi of the Scandina-
Wluoe society will be held at
' Compositional church, on
avenue, tonight. The usual
3 Irina prayer Itervice at the
, Iw II, in consequence, beomitted.
. {Funeral services in conmetlon with
‘M of lira. Elizabeth A. Mullings
’ gill be held at the residence of her son
Gkarise A. Innings, Keyeer avenue,
m aftdrnoon at 2 o ’.clock
Fulton 3. Fox. traveling representa-
“of the Cleveland bicycle, was in
last Nor-walk, yesterday, and secured
from the local agent, Cr‘fl
Micro will be a social gathering of
" , Omnoii. United Order of the
' home of lire
t Norwalk, this
. I, Koconr. of 15 Myrtle avenue, has
resigned his péeitioo "engineer at the
WMMIIM, which,“ now in the
heads of no 'Lhor's.
1 Albert E. Aistborpe has returned
from a visit to New York and Brooklyn.
' its vfiitsd the great bicycle show at Med
has Square Garden
‘ [Isak Spnldlnl. of Yale college, was
to return home yesterday on so
i “It of sickness, and will spend a in
days here.
David Rose bid a cottage prayer meet~
il‘a‘bie home. 17 East avenue Tuesday
About thirty people were pres-
I
res-III and John Allen, of East Nor
walk, are at work recovering the shed at
Batch. Bailey d: Co.’ a lumber yard.
William F. Tobey, sprained his right
‘ wtilt may, and Is just recovering
the use of the member.
'i‘beJunica Lesane entertainment wIil
”tonight. The entertainment will
basin at 7:80 sharp.
William Shepard, the carriage maker
of Riverside avenue, has a severe attack
I“ theor- ..._.
(Davies chatt, of First avenue, is
nit. havinl wavered from an attest of
‘ “PIP-
. III. Robert Joselovsky, of First ave
mt visitinc relatives in New York
.w‘
- h In. Lewis Fowler. of Henry street.
: h "broad from a visit to New Haven
“LU"...—
2 ........ .“M
III“ AND WiiA‘l' 1‘0 Bill.
m M miv'e larch-ate or the
' ‘ WM II‘O w.‘
I. D. nwiua a do. are offering some-
“madness a great sale of hairy]
he starts
aetottly latelllasat and then: cut. m
oftlie earth since the telegraph gave us’
Instant communication with ell parts of
inert say if by some sudden satarltrophe
all the cable lines beneath the ocean
should be destroyed and he were compel—
ladto welt anywhere from fourteen to
sixteen days while his letter is going to
London and the answer is coming back?
At the present moment he sends his cable
message, lights a cigar. reads his morn-
puff of smoke has disappeared he gets his
answer.
business of the country it has been an I
addition too valuable to be computed.
We did get on somehow without it, be-
fore we knew such a thing was possible,
but we certainly could not get on without
it now that we have become accustomed
to the advantage it tillers.
combination with other instruments, Mr.
Edison says:
that it was possible to device an instru»
ment which should do for the eye what
the phonograph does for the our. and
by a combination of the two all motion
and Ilound could be recorded and repro-
duced simultaneously. This idea, the
germ of which came from the little toy
called the zoctrope, and the work of May-
facial expression can be recorded and re-
sell! interested M stations relate
to public life and policy, and to these
vementa which add a convenience
trainees or mmfort to a home.
“What I change has come over the fad!
What would the man of hue-
ns paper, and by the time the last
And what u change in all the affairs of
ife the telephone has effected! To the
As to the kilietoscope and its possible
in the year 1887 the idea occured to me
bridge, Marco and others, has now been
accomplished. to that every change of
produced life size. The ltinetoscops is
'only a small model, illustrating the pre-
aint stage of progress, but with each
succeeding month new possibilities are
brought into view.
lbsiieve that. in coming years. by my
own work and that of Dickson, Muy-
bridge. Marco and others who will doubt-
less enter the field. grand opera can be
given at the Metropolitan Opera House
of New York without any IIIIItcrinl change
from the original, and with artists and
musicians long since dead."
That is at least very interesting. It is
adream worth dreaming, and we will
have to be satisfied with the music of the
spheres while our grandchildren will
listen to the phantom artists and the
phantom Itinsit of our day
is the time coming when stI-Iun will be
supplanted by electricity, when we shall
either inks balloon trips from Atlantic to
Padilla, or fasten on It pair of wings and
spend the, hot. summer days Ilstrllio a
cloud, when the horse will have iwvomo
its source as the buffaloes are. and when >-
bltt it tires the iruugiuntmn. "We shall
simply hIIveaIIew heaven‘s flillilt new
earth, and such men as Ellison will have
the credit of inaugurating tin: em (If
magic. -- .--..,
DEATHKTHAT Is no? REAL.
'l'ha Liability of Physicians to Err Con-
cerning It.
“Except where «surgical opomtion is
performed, the only absolute sign of
death in the decomposition of the body,"
tiiild n physician during II l‘illll‘t'f‘llliiilill
on the proposed "II-thud of reviving
criminals who have ~ufl'crvtl in the eleo
tric chair.
“l have illlll emu-II of apparent death in
my practice. An urgent messagi- from
the physit‘lauiu change (‘Itlli‘li Inc one
night to II young iiillles'hciilliltil‘y in New
York city. As i ascended Ilw stairs to
the puticnl's mom i was. out by the
housekeeper. who. betwaou her soils.
could only my:
“ 'lt is too late limtor; she 'h dead.‘
“i went up to the room llf‘\"il‘f.ill‘ie§3.
There upon the bed but It young girl of
about lb‘. litl' ilu'c bore the. trunk of
death.
“ 'l mu sorry [.0 have lllvllilll‘ti you at,
this lIIIIII',' ilm liilifllll' ~;I..: "l'lI- heart.
stopped lwuiinu ItlIuIIl live illil-lill‘w ago.‘
"I lwnl II\'cr anti ilHll‘lIs‘li iii. lill' l‘ili‘lii’,
no respiration, no heating of tilt! hum-t.
was to lie lll'lii'ti. While i listened some
one said:
" ‘l lil\\':t_\'-l thought slit: would “It 03
in one of I hust- attacks.”
“'l'lII-m- Worth Wow It rt‘i‘t‘iiifillfl in me.
("Hi i illiallly iiil‘l‘Vi' I)“. my t‘I‘I'li (mil bay.
3an lli'llilt'n’li resplru Inn. l.IIIlI- I»); lit-
tle lill'l‘t' w... Ii change of I-pr'I-«luu in
the hum; lin- lrullirrs minis-4|. :lIn cycrt
ItppI-IIrI-Il in» sIIukI-II. tlIe iilltl III-value
flushed. IIII- t-yt'lilla inmml. lillti lifter It
full iIIIIlI‘ «Ii Izvlilhtltlil “writ IiII: bio of
youth returned. The girl lIIIIl lI:IIl flit
attack of grave hysteria. Slu- lot now
married mall the mother of three lItInIl-
amuse 'ilillif‘t‘n.
'llo i think that. people are often
hurled IIllvo’ Yell. ido; pI-rlntpsuftener
than we imagine. Life may exist with-
out being evident; but llllll‘t’i‘llil‘llt‘l‘ of
life ha not proof of death. if I‘l'l'l’ we
are fulfill.” discover the moment when
death substitutes list-ll certainly for life,
we shall have solved Is prIIlIleIII which
has occupied llln philosophers llf till
times «ml all countries.
"Unit of my professional friends leila
the of a prIIvIIiI-ntial escape from prema-
ture bIIrIui Wiiit'ii occurred In his prac—
tlce.
" ‘I attended a little girl of three. he
says, “uptotbe time whim in my own
judgment and that of the parents and
all present the child was iii‘llli lining
assured of this. I went home; but two
hours iiiii’l', lathe evening. I returned to
the house. being concerned about the
mother. to whom the death II! the mild
had been II great blow. The father was
busy writing. informing ”leads of their
loss UII leaving the room where the
parents were, i passed III from "f u“,
little one sin-II. My look tell (or «II In.
etant upon the little face. when ltlmrmht
that l illllll'i‘li In almost IIIIpI-rceptlbls
movement of the sheet that covered the
molecules lost-mime, tIII- litlpllw mm.
pletely Inseaslhle to light. I shouldnot
havellarI-II affirm that the slight move.
merit whlI-I i had seen came from the
body snot yet I lIelleved that my little
patient Was not deed. I have never been
able torrplsln how that phenomenon
vvu produced: i do not attempt w are
plain it. hot the one thing certain is that
the child was considered dead. that she
ehrlhed for the tomb. and that the
toe] in very good health. ' "
“Your: Letty (taller madelui'ake my
financed the following bill in the Inle-
leture in regard to causes for divorce:
its jurisdiction of all complaints for div
vovoe and.me grant divorces to any
man or woman for the following of-
fenses committed by the othsrpatty, to
wit: Adultery, fraudulent contract. wilh
fnldesertion for three years withtotel
neglect of duty, seven years‘ absence,
during all which period the absent party
hil not been heard from; habitual in-
tsmperauce; arose and confirmed drunk-
enness, caused by the voluntary and exi
cassive use of opium or other drugs; in-
tolerable crueltyuentence' to imprison-
ment for Me; or any infamous crime in-
volving a violation of conjugal duty and
punishable by imprisonment in the State
prison.”
about my engagement. but I don’t
know whether I can trust her or not.
I don’t want it to get out just yet.
E filth—Trust her?
You know she makes no secret of her
age, and a woman who will tell her age
y, -
“ ‘The that-Its were hard itllll cold the
complaintalavaaaa ,
Ir. Dempsey. of Daubnry. has
"Tile Superior Court shall have exclus-
Kate—I want to tell Aunt Susan
Of course you can’t
a ill tell anything.
hvmm‘filflilli.
MULUNGS—At the residence of her son.
Pharias A. multiply.“ KeyeerA avenue. last
Norwalk. Mrs lzihe Mulllncr.
widow of the late lamee Mailings. of New
Y Irk. In the eighty-first year of her age.
gm: neral services on Sunday. February
at I p. In., from her late residence. y-
ser avenue. Friends are requested to 2:"
tend without further notice. ii i
TaYIor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHIHIH‘OI smart.
.‘erscns lookin foraiot or house and III.
will. the view It purrhasivé. are invited -'.0
Fit" and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every part or the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms ans tr—
WANTED.
“ii. for general housework—in family- of
hree. CsllNo.2Madlsou street. South
AG:
Norwalk.
AN American woman to go a short distance
in the country to keep house for awldovv-
er and three children. Apply to O. .DI'AB-
7019.18 W’eat street. 531 at
A STRONG. competent girl for enersl
housework. before 1 onion In the
afternoon or between t and I In the evening.
atnElm street. A B. WOODWARD. flit
CLEANINH and dyeing establtsbmrr‘gt.“ la. a
Radymon street. 0
street. on line of electric cars. South Hor-
waIk. Conn. We rsepee tfnll announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk. orwslk and violin
lty that we establish ed ourselves in your
midst. In the dyeing and clean) business.
and are now preparen to do all kin s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best stvlc and man-
nor. Ladiue' suits. dresses. either made up or
rt. cloaks. cape-I. infanta'ca
bone. fringes. plano.o amia
mufflers s. ties. kII trio kid shoes.
also feathers cleaned and cm led. ntlemen‘s
rmenta dyed or cleaned and pressed In the
i manner. ‘.BU‘l'|‘EllFASS. mill it
00819 and board can be obtained at No.17
Franklin street. South Norwalk. Jill lw
etc. .
c.iIIISIlarrl cao'vers.
I
at. her.
FIRST-CLASH home with modern im-
provementmlh trxvllmatwlon lnqnir of
owner at... "0 Tailor avenue near West at. "I
nrofOLIVER ii sasKsI‘t. agent. as leu-I.
f
inaton street
130V“ room front apartment over Olsen‘s
shoe store. suitable for office or small
family; also four mom apartment. third story,
war. In building Ill W aI-lItmrlnn street Rent.
39 ”Agni omI-e (ll ll WELL CIGAR com
ll 'aehington street. j‘dll tf
‘Wil furnished rooms with or without
board at. MRS HAY LORD' S. .i (:3 rastent
Terran.
mill"
lliiiili. rooms illtimrilr lilaln street. water
in. rent Ithlllw Woodward atenrte.dmme.
second floor. rent 33' house 67 Woodward ate-
nue. rent. i'i: house Ill nature. 4 Hartford
I~lIue: set-oat door of house. lair rooms). on
on Point street. rent. .g.
Apply in A. WOODWARD.
”—
s‘ort said-2'. '"
Ul‘l‘aun-l AND ht thlllim um. cot-
t es en Quinturd nvenue six rooms
each. early new and in meld condition.
Good Improved lIuIIIIInIr Intrudeelrsbl
Terms easy. Apply to FRANCIS it
~ 1“” 1; Foo ket knives. Every blade
a llltllli to Trim and warranted.
SOUTH NORWALK HA
(Ilium ”atoll
till ll ‘tf
lti'l‘ltIO'i‘ lil‘ NilllWAhK. wt. riot.“
Court. Jnnuary diet. A. i). .. ll“.
Whereas written application has been made
to this court for nlatratlon ol the estate
of lorloda Hmlth ate of Norwalk. in said
district. deceased:
Mined. That said a llcatlnn be heard and
determined att tau lilceln Norwalk.
on the 7th day of February. Ian. livell’eof o'clock
alternocn and that public notice t
van to persons lntemted therein by pub-
il'shln: thls order In a newsiaper having a nir-
I- ulatloh in said illstrlcl. at least live dayebe
to; a said day of heart We“
it WOODWABD.
Judge.
DH.Il DUMORTIER
Pillillllll ill] SURGEON.
Gilles hours untllOa. In..2to s and 7 to a p.
In.
It south Main .mlt. 9..qu Non-III.
smtcnr crimes. muss reasons.
Ill ill
FARM i'f'AMANO
SOLID
SILVERWMIE
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING . PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD.
eion last Monday.
811.000 was abated on sixteen soldiers'
assessments.
made.
“W EVENING,
It... or... “not... .
Deeds ”met in the Olav
at the laws mark.
{flicked H. Golden to the New York.
aw Haven and Hartford Railroad co-
psuy. triangular piece of property at the
intersection of Iaribsll street,
The liorwalk Savings aoeiety'to Otto
DePierne, land and buildings on Spring
Hill. I i
W PISTON.
The Board of Belief held its dual ses-
Sornething over
Few other changes Were
lira J. P. Lane and son George are
spending a week in Ohio.
John Williams and Miss McKclvey
were married at Lyon's Plains by Rev.
A. Hamilton. on Wednesday
flierfsinttmtia.
Hoyt’s Opera House
FEBRUARY I
LINCOLN J. CABI‘ER'S MASSIVE
SCENIC PLAY,
THE 'l'flllNlllll.
All special scenery, wonderful mechanical
and electric effects.
Success in New York.
Success in Boston.
Success in Chicago.
FRIDAY
tea's and Gregory's drug stores. :26
MONDAY, FEB. 4.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
HOYT’S
“A TRIP TO
CHINATOWN
All played over 700 nights at Hoyt' a Theatre
New or
Prices Irma
at Plalsteu s and Gregory‘ 3 drug stores.
Prices Illic,FIlkx,75c. Seats on sale at PIsIs-V
Hoyt’s Opera House
..7hc Si no Seals now on sale
and. You atay think you can make
your old one answer, but why should”,
you when weeaaplvp you Winter Over-
coats.Ulstusaad Suite at cost. They
willbeinstylenextseseon.
Suthesoodallwool Hell's Overcoata
‘I.
0t
86. 66.
The; line Tailor lads, including car up
to date Donavon It Woman 0975,
812.40, 014.76.317.75.319.75,&IHum 75.
We are saving you dollaraon the xer-
meats.
Men’s all wool Winter Pants .183,
32.88. 0262, 3830, .862. Bargains in
and Boys' Lamb's Wool Sweaters, Blue
Flannel Outside Shirts.
iM-EIGS & CO.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
arr main: cor. Bank St, Bridgeport. 0t.
OW EN ’S.
is the only place' In town where you
can ngt genuine homegmade Pin and
liliiliil' S
BON BONS and CHOCOLATES, a fine
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TEA,
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAND-
WICHES, etc.
Served at all Hours:
Ii llcrtll his Street.
South Norwalk. Ct.
NOTICE!
Special Town Meeting.
3: Id at the Town House. in said town. on Fri-
I
do ock in the afternuo
posses. to-wlt: To come
belt and others. viz:
" To the Svlntmm 0 "I: Town of Nomrlk
“9mm“:
petition you tocall a a
voters or the Town oi
each year.
what chan
curacy ant public lty
the com mitten IS appointed.”
Dated at Sorwalk. January 25. INS.
(“PAR W. RAYMOND. l Selectmen of
EPHRAIM Tli’lMES, r the town
a
h
The Eloqusnt Brooklyn lllleIs.
llEl' H Ill. GILLlHEfi, n n
will give his popular lecture.
at the
FEB. Sill. WEDNESllil NIGHT.
fl it
ARI YOU 001140 To
Florida
This
Winter“?
It so he snreland go by the
“CLYD E LIN E.’
as only steamship line running from
New York direct to
J acknonville. Fin”
Stopplnu ”at
ii. C.
For tickets. ttatem In. etc. humus oi
GEORGE F. BEARSE. AGENT,
sells-
Charleston.
at the titty national liens
weir. In :é‘tdo Dimitri d
the date hereof for than
estate toeshlhit their claims for settlemant.
who her last to
I‘onpeII attested. with
tehamd y arecovery.
said estate are wheeled“);
the it DOII’I'
”1:89 i9 0 “flaunts.
ELECTED PLATING
0’ AM. “I”
lllllllilli‘S. Blillilill.
REPAIR“).
”fill“! WIIIISW
ii- lll'illlll tTIEiT.
iltssiklalsmealltrzsah
,3
‘ no m
'% INA“
I,
“Put Money in lhy Purse"
EISI Ililllli II. E. cullcl.
ADMISSION. 25 etc
Dle'ritror or NORWAbiiea. Pitchers
communal-y III A. it “list.
“M P. iitabaii ill. of Nor
i’l’mllie for the District of Nor.
tit limited and allowed six months
redltnraof said
mm their ammonia.
lln said time will be
ellndeblet Ito
malts immediate
BEPliTlII rIPEililTl.
amt. “muss“ IADE AND
Oiflflll sonrcrrao.
.33. SAMUELIMHKAM. lot Norwnlk.
PHYSIlllMi llili SURGEON.
llr. Pardee.
(limo hours illl ills. m, I huddle 8. i=5! 'im
fie“lfl vnu
.wr SELL
,l,’
WI
ll
i
ii
anew.
best F188 at the lowest possible prices.
THE PEOPL
I! North llaln et., So. Ilorwalk.
Telephonecall, lil-il.
GREAT
BALE
Siiiiiil
WIT Ilii ll.
Men's Underwear, Percale Shirts, lion's per put.
Gales 5c. Sasdwiekhes he
'I'ea 5e Pies 5e
Chocolate 5:. Cakes lie.
THE inhabitants. legal voters of the'l'own
of Nor-wall. are hereby notified and
warned lost a mental town meeting sill he
.the let. day at February. A. i). , llllh. at 3
for the followinrt our-
sder and take action
upon the following petition of Matthew Cor-
T ennderslgned respectfully
cial meeting of the
orwalk (or the follow-
int:
"rpm orderthatlhedecal year of the town
shall end on the thirty- first day of August in
"10 appoint a committee to examine the
town accounts, methods or book- keeping. man-
ner 0' publishing the same. and to advise
If any.are necessary to secure ac-
"To appropriate Int h sums of money as the
meeting may dimt to meet the expenses or
.._-
H 'i' Partree. M. D.
(lilies and residence, corner Main and
Marshall streets, former allies of
lmmu
aludlblm‘.
This western first offer can.
slats of 1.500 yards of
atripmd plaid Outing Flank-
neis in light blue, pink. W
etc, etc. name 3 ode aolddast
season for this per yard
we lot we place on sale ,
71in per yard. l
2nd lot—#50 dozen ladies" ,
black Bose, good weight. go:
quality, good value, at 19c
pair; reduction this week of die
per pair, or in other words 12in
3d Iot,—.'l'o the men who wear
good ' weight Outing Shirts we
would say we have a genuine
bonanza to: you. We propose
tolet go about 7 dozen Shirts,
different kinds. that we have
sold for 506, 55c, 621k: and 69c,
for the uniformprice of 39c.
Your choice of any Shirt in the
lot
4th lot.— is item will fit the
pocket books of a great many
of our readers. It is 50 dozen
of a standard make 1 oz. spools
of Sewing Silk, at 21¢ per spool.
5th lot —5IIdo‘zen Sink Brooms,
2c each.
6th lot—25 dozen good size
Scrubbing Brushes. so each.
7th lot—Solid copper, nickel
plated Tea Kettle, 71c.
8th lot. All siziis of Lindsay’s
Hose Supporters. 1895 pattern,
with Lisle Thread elastic. Same
price as cotton. Size, Ladies‘,
15c; Misses’, Children’s and
Babies’, We per pair
9th lot.- -3 dozen bunches of
”Black Ostrich Tips, 3 to the,
bunch, worth $2.25 bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
pan, 500 per bunch.
Sillllil NllllWilll
SO. - NORWAL
MARSHALL’S
Schooiof Shortha‘ird
and Typewriting.
- .5 'EF'
laconic Building Wall St , Isr-
wslk, cps»
Terms reasonable. School moms open from I
am. nntilfi V? or. daily except r-aturday. Also
londsy. edneeday at. d Friday emf
from 7:?“ to It'll. 'lhone desirinfor to study,
science would do well to on
will?“ heartland 80: iii“. Norms"
n
01.09"!) I!!!) tESaI’OOIJ
CLIAIED.
Li. I nrltwarntnted to he done In the best
manner and for least money. Block or
split wood. ‘7 cord; balm, straw LbyJ halsor
ton. team work of all inda. C. AIRS.
Box «ill. South Norwnl l.k
this:
buy the best. 9 There' s a pleasure In
selling the best goods.
E 00 Will KNfl
HIGHEST Will”
that a man is jud
gedb
the quality of the goodys
he sells.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That' s migzfiy
low. With it all comes so
deans and trade.
ELT. HATCH,
Illhlilll STIEET,
“IA". “'0',
f
”DD. I".
""6“ OFFIBE. SOLIIII' UV!" "Alli.
WE WARE STILL 0N Ti'iE EARTH
And can give you the blunt bargains In TUBKBYS on Saturday that you have
assnthie year. Cellandsrsonretoekand be convinced that we are telling the
truth this time if we are never guilty of doing the same again. Full line of the
E’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMB. Proprietor
It We" 5. We
l Walla-mm «— Tanks-seen, ll-e.
i78lalnetreet.m
WE TOLD YOU SO. It's thsdulisstssasos of the whole year for as. and
still we are doing more business than we ever did. Why? Because sverytblax Is
jolt as we "press”. ALWAYS FRESH.
Mill’s
Try our Coffee Bread. it Stats the- all.
Elegant Piss. all kinds. the.
“acetate. cocoa-It and Jelly layers, he.
- SATURDAY
- iN BAKERY-
ill. Iii.
83 lllasllingtte Slim, "‘1-
.‘l
mm...—
Norwalk Chronicler