madtthsprlseofconqnest
1 straward,bntablssssd
Thesalnisholdheaven by
Bible. with its ancient
of births, marriages and
parchment yellow with
M ore gram with inscription
Mbythetoothoitime. is brought
istnoonrttoprove thelelairn. But it is
hynouoh distant connection that the
M inhmitanoeis corn The new
Matilda us tosonship and sonship
means “heirs of God and joint
WeflesnsChrist” loan inheritance.
M then speak freely of going to
“flu when they die, but unless the
We [is changed what were heaven
to the wordiing or the sinneri‘, Heav-
snwoeid he tosuch a man like the
manor the most :eehstial music to the
Jul, or like the mostigeergeous scenery
b “’1” They would hear no
dulled-islet”. see no brightness in
thsonewhohassaid, "Iamthe light oi
',world."mWhat would an eternal
V‘Sahhthhstohhoseto whomthschurch
vhsiishavano charm,|who say of Christian
,wnsdiphowmuch longeris thisaervice
“to“. or to those who cannot keep
awake tollistsnito a halfhonrsermon
as this inheritance of the mints. Toen-
joyheavenfive musthe prepared for it.
Heavenisaprepared placefors prepared
W Dir. Smith closed with a poetic
duoription of the migration heaveuward
‘, andtheinheritance possessed. The ev-
uillgzsgviou were of a popular charac—
ter, the discourse being; highly descrip-
tive and yet lull of gospel merit.
The quarantine will be raised from
Charles W. Seymour’s residence on
laple avenue. tomorrow. Mr. Sey-
mour’s youngest child. Arthur Norman
Seymour,” taken to Jersey Cityto.
day to remain two weekslwith relatives.
film. Emeline Ferris. of Riverside ave-
llss Bessie Wilson has returned from
a few days'gvisit in New York.
Cornelius]. Hubbard. of New street.
;, is quite a gains. Recently be con
’1 shunted a handsome tornamentsi box
' It contsins 1,” separate pieces of wood,
needy dovetailed together. and it repre-
swtts two weeks of continous work. He
has placed it on exhibition in Gustav
We barber shop in South Norwalk.
Chutes Been-la. the First avenue
m. and hlsiwifajentertsined a num-
herof friends last night in honor of the
Bath anniversary offiltheir marriage.
Dancing was one of the pastimes.
Ira. George W. Beach, who has been
vflting Ira. William Marvin, returned
to her home in Waterbury last Saturday.
Neils Larson. the watchman at Calf
Future Island, has givenjup his position
ad is wing to Samuel Weston’s house
on Fourth avenue.
Theree’AiWiety will meet on
Wednesday alternoon. The members
.~ hopelohave another good;gathering on
thateltwnmn.
' ' On Friday mning.the ladies of the
last Avenue church havehrranged to
give an nsniog's plasma in thezshsps of
' a colonial supper. A full chorus of
voisss. in colonial costumes, will sing
06”” olden' time” (songs: also a
.tsrtainnssmto toiollow. Supper
wlihsssrvadiromd until 8 oclock, to
hlnllowed by the entertainment. after
. whiflsappsrwlllhshsrvsdasain.
” If. ud In. John K. Pinch. of Iiapie
oar-as. havaths grip.
.'nfi|1td.”wslveyears.snn of
mes-1m- mnllnsia all”
“fl Benedict Faun bridge one
, Murrumwhsn befall. and
Bil-“isolatingupthetaa
“Unlawsihshooidlstrict.
Whisya live nslll tsx
sums-twalsvisdmntths
hamrsissdiosuchanentsnt
mine.» isthought.will
Aqualmhooi meeting
islowsrths rats to three
haliuills.
dd last avails. who
thsfoasrslofhls
W
iii-sea
,1
lbs lary Knollmsysr,whohsshvsn
living at thsiisstavsnosparsonsgsior
sometime,hesrsturned tollew Haven.
Oari a... William 111...... one-m
making anew mast for their swift little
boat. the “Baby Ruth."
Captain Oscar St. John, of St. John
avenue, returned horas Saturday night
to spend a few days. His vessel, the
Jennie 0. Hey. is in Boston harbor.
‘ 131111111111 cursors.
lpsclal lantio‘a or society Meetings of
the Coming Wash.
South Norwalk Congregational.—
Monday.8:80to 0 p. 111., social of the
J unicr Endeavor society. at the home of
lira. Gerald B. Beard; Tuesday, 4 p. m.,
prayer meeting of the Junior society of
Christian Endeavor; topic. "What can
You Learn from the Parable of the Good
Samaritan?" 5:60 to 9 p. m.. turkey sup-
per served by the indies of the church;
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., monthly busi-
ness and devotional meeting of the
King’s D'sughters’ circle. at the home of
Mrs. C. S. St. John. 11 Elizabeth street;
Thursday. 7:45 p. 111., church prayer ser-
vice; topie. "Bow Christ Dealt with Re-
ligious Inquirers;” 8:45 p. m., meeting
of the church committee in the pastor's
study. to confer with those who wish to
unite with the church.
Norwalk Congregational—The subject
for the ladies' prayer meeting in the par-
lor of the church at 3:30 p. m. Wednes-
day afternoon, will be, “What am I Do-
ing to Save Souls?" The Thursday even-
ing meeting will be in charge of the Y.
P. S. C. E . and theeubject will be "Gen-
uine Repentance;" the Junior Endeavor
meeting will be held on Friday at 3:30 p.
m.; an t, “What Does the Bible say
About Eyes, and How to Use Them?"
The sewing school meets on Saturday at
2 p. m.
Grace church-Grace chapter, Brother-
hood of St. Andrew, will meet tonight
at the rectory, 10 Balden avenue at 7:30
o’clock; a social gathering will be held at
the ‘home of Mr. and hirs. Robert Van
Buren, Wednesday night; the woman's
sush‘of the Guild will meet Wednes-
utsrnoodat-Mu’ciock. .
Norwalk Baptist—Monday, 7:45 p. m
Unionville meeting at Henry Hyatt’s;
Tuesday. 7:46 p. m.. Broad River meet-
ing at James Lycett's; Thursday. 7:45 p.
m. regular church meeting; Friday. 7:80
p. m., South First street meeting at
Charles Barraclough's.
POPULAR AIUSEIENTS.
dome of the [vents in Which Norwalh
People are Interested.
The Mathews Comedy and Mikado Tea
0 impany commence their second week
at Music Hall. tonight. Saturday night
they gave one of their double bills and
the house was comfortably tilled. In
fact, it has become quite a fad for our
townspeople to visit this popular place of
amusement. Never before. in the his.
tory of this house. has an entertainment
of this kind been known to please all
classes of people and hold their patron-
age for so long a time. Their entertain-
ment Saturday night was really first
class. We would any to those who have
not witnessed the entertainments of the
past week that they should not miss the
opportunity of doing so this week, as it
is positively their last week.Tonight they
give one of their free entertainments,
and every one is cordially invited.
Many actresses of today simply please
their audience while the performance is
the last act they are really forgotten.
Such is not the case with little Florence
Bindley. who is pomessed oisuchmaguet-
ism that (or a lo time after witnessing
her performance memory clings to
you; in tact. onospen never forgotten.
This clever little httlste will appear at
Hoyt’s Opera House tonight. in her bean-
Ifate," the plot cfwhlch is founded on
fact and deals with New York life. live
Blodley assumes four distinct characters.
Bar supporting company lsa most axcslo
lentons, the scenic clients more than
realisticand thestorysn lntsrestlngone.
with comedy and pathos equally divided.
lettered a Stroke of Paralysis-
Gsorgs u. Waterbury. a well-known
war veteran. of ltsnhall street. Nor-
walk. was removed to the Norwslk lies-
pital Saturday altsrnoon. He was found
by some neighbors lying hall undressed
onths floor-ethic bedroom. They had
not seen him around since last Thursday.
sick. He was unconscious and their at.
forts to revive him were of no avail.
little! of Police Bradley was natllisd, and
accompanied by Dr. J. (1. Gregory visit
ed the house. They found that Ir. We.
tsrhury had autism! a stroke of paraly-
sis. ’i‘hsdoctm ordered Hr. Waterbury
«moved so the hospital. and he was
tsbsa ihsss is the subsisen Testis-
leyIr. Watthury's audition it. im-
museum-disses”.
fiwnswsst am h the
Misfit-ll, tbsmsvsunsgao-
nay-an. Irssreocvsrsd imhlsrvemt "
' hie—Be did. and Mill.
going on, and when the curtain drops on an
tiful comedydrauia "The Captain's lad
andcailedto deduct whether he was .
”NAHUM. We
rrmsyommwrsamawr
mum
Town Oink Earhart ltd-lib hassow
Phi-Ii the arduous task of.
Wendi”. Thatotal is no;
860,0“. Irsst year it was “.48.!“
The number of polls is 1.00.
Thadsscrlptionof pvopwiy is as tot
lows: 0.4desllieg Manon;
0.797 acres oi land, 01,827,410; mills,
manufactpries and invest-sat in mer—
chandise and manufacturing
0972.182; 920 horses, “0,930; 708 neat
cattle. 011.490; 244 clocks, watches, jew-
elry.to6,000; no manual”); iarni'
tureand libraries, 0100; 517mm and
pleasure wagons. 020,066; hank. insur»
ance and manufacturing shah. $800,476;
investment in meeimndiss and
trade. 01, 507 665; querrlmvy fisheries
mines, 040200; investment in vessels.
steamboats and commune. “1,190;
moneys: interest 05,626; moneyoohsnd
exceeding .100, 821.118; taxable property
not swcitisd. $322, 700, penalties and
additions by Board of Relief. 0170064
total value, 813196.880, total antenatal
deductions. 0345,,044 total grand list.
012,860,886.
"Why don't you look {or work?"
Dreary Dodger—'Taint no use. "Are you
sure of i1?” Dreary Butler-Sure; ain’t
Thad work oilered to me half adozen
times without lookiu’?
Strawber—The idea of Csstlston teach-
ingaclass of boys in Sundayschool—
when he swears like atrooper. Sing-
erly—If you taught a class of boys in
Sunday school you would swear likes
trooper also.
Wife (to husband)-Thers were two
hats that I liked. one for thirteen shil-
lings and the other for eighteen shillings
Husband—Which did you finally decide
upon? Wife—The eighteen shilling one.
I’m a little superstitious about the num-
ber 13.
Medium ( who is giving private sauce,
in sepulcbrai tones) -Tbe spirits are
about uni-(Sharp rat-tat heard in direc-
tion of door. shiver runs through audir
ence. and-1 The New servant—Please.
mum,ami to cook all them saw-ages W
for supper?
She—Isn‘t Mr. Pallette married? [is 0
-—Yes; since last December. She—Why.
I thought he sought an artistic asses?
Ba were the
most elaborate clothes procorahie. lived
at the best hotel in town and salaried a
woman with a million. If that isn't as"
tistic, I'd like to know what you call it-
Don’tneglect that cough, it leads to"
consumption. One Minute Cough Cove-
poeseses a double virtue. it cum and
cures quickly. G. A. Gregory & Co.
and (i. C. Stillsorr. ._.-,M_-w- N
“Have tried other», but like Ayer’s
best" is one statement made over and
over again by those who tsetifytothe
benefit derived from the use of Aysr's
Salsapariila Disease never had a
greater enemy than this powerful blood
purifier. It makes the weak strong.
De Witt a Witch Hazel Salve cured J.
(l. (lorrell of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of indiana. it
cures scalds. burns. indolent sores and
never fails to cure piles. ii. A. Gregory
& Co. and (i. C. Htillscn.
M... .__._... W... m......»......._..
Taylor a Golden
lleal Estate and Insurance.
'AIBIHO’IO‘ m.
Parsons looki
with the view
a‘nd eaamlne “Elks“
sale is every" Mm
wieesaudon
tor" a
or house err-tint
“uninvited“
shavthheml’cv
sityetrvassaahis
aunt!
MADAME R 88.
THE Will-IN" ”dim
Th bout the first»
Walntrn’onm ast. Presentacd future in
n
that ma he Tieslrvd.(‘
111s Will “mm we not... ”Mr“...
coosu tatlons ildsalredflilibrm mmdw
Ibis norm. on one 111.111."
ro aovenrissns.
Changes cannot be guaran—
teedthesamedaycopyishand-
edin. Everyroasonahledflort
willbs made to accommodate
patrons. but changecannotbs
insisteduponas a right unless
copy is sent ‘ln 1 o’clock
in the afternoon of day be'
fore change is desired
1
.g,
and
l on! hasn‘t ‘
Area’s Plus
”for several
years. i was a f
greatnlesertrcas
riflrtshoulder- »
triads. sallowaess j
at the shin. low- .
Mamascmpinthsmh. .
lamplsssssiohsshletcstatethati 1
have here relieved of all these coni- .
plaintsbythsnseoihyer’s Pills. 1'
“Make. whosoeknntsim-dlo j
msifl.”-lrs.ll annuituueyma. .
area's Pitts;
W ”W Awards
A1 Till WORLD'I PAIR
W
was turned
omignth
thrown. In
m ore
prsvsnts a truly be-
, the gay decorations.
one lights. W
WORKING hrmscheeper will! for email .
family Addres- '8.”nentinei 0mm.
near
difsWY’B
norm...» house with m... i;
mwovaments. in good location. inquiri of
“21' vlor amine near West at set.
motohlvtlt r. Bearish. aaent. a1 wun'
tumors street. 12111
C(Vl'l'flilw other of Lyne- place and hank-
lin even rrvvlrrnl nit-rovemems. ‘ in-
concorcoo'irloos 1 ”3115.11st
it rmrrs apartment. first floor front and
4mm apartment. mud tlmr rear. 93
'aahinetna street. W lesions is every room:
hails lighted .heated and cleaned“ Verr de—
Mrs“ fovasrnarl iamiy tweed
WM OLD Wilma CIGAR
sshingmst real... or
ouutoletaad furniture for sale. A
splendid comment" on you“
mp'e tom»
dram ”ROCHE.” h.P if"!
(hon.
not No dConrtiardt piece. All
HOU§B to
improvements inquire at 72
Wut avenue. South Vursvalk. Illiw
ilillfiil ll rrms. corner [lay and Toiien
sum»; first tlmrJrrrroms. No. to Tories
streetJmm April lat. house Ii rmms. Toiles
street. Allie road condition. with water to.
Apply toJOIIS ii. KNAPP. Nd West “5'!fo
13LEAHAST furnished mutants. with or with,
not heat. and alimrrdcrn irn rosemenle.
laqufrsrm premises. .‘m is lie so avenue.
Norwaik iL’ll w
1...“; “am-3i.
i‘llitt! mourn. Torin-11h Main sinner. water
in. van! innum- or “1101in ete-
11119.net, iflr Miss-ill room». 4 iianford
inert-em mof house. (six rooms}. on
on i'ntntmeet Yuri. es.
apply or a. 1i. W00i)WAKIi._
lid—DR SALE.
‘
arrears .56; a1 romeo tore. cot-
nn Quinterd avenue sis rooms
“snug-11:3:
broodirlon.
Bur-d traps-even” hull-tine bible“!
Tamas-y. Applyto "Labels! 8 'Rlll'l'l'.
Lu'fllit‘ BILLS t dd
J simmer-loch! .elamkgfiTcaim
m1)! NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
hlain street.
al- ti'
2
magnet hasismlmrve: lslnrtleharneeaea.
was: 1'th worn; also I extension top
in male.- r.- rurn tor new
WT??? Aniiliii'fi LIV Elli STABLE. o‘oring
th .V. rwalk lw
‘flrrlaiuwrwis;
MUSIC HALL
“our”. rsalk, for lam weeks or lamenting
MOIDIY. FEBRUARY I I
ll ATHEW’S
Comedy and Mikado
Tea Company.
A com pany at ail-ear performs-new Japan-
sat trmpw. "1'" to ailurrr 2i years of age_
undevxlie. hirer s n'clmk. ion- in all. iic'
served marl-Jr. Lads" are r-oniial‘y invited
In mum and wear the Jrspfinm. l9 2w
Hoyt’e Opera House
mitt Nl‘ill'l' "SLY.
Idliiil. fidllliiili lllll, :95.
run (303KB? MTNBEAM.
FLORENCE BIIDLEY.
in her new WI drama.
"THE
...... CAPTAIN’S
MAT. ”
maul mes-healed edutatlrrll
siswalmhastmltiaetahleau
av castaways on the lr-livbuoy In mid-
ths repeat at was. the insult to the
flea. destruction of the ilraslll
tender. viewersh- north river with rsllroui
denote; the Jersey the rock-ribbed
«warm
.km‘ Pontoon eels Mum
let’s-aim“
mum IIIII Illllll.
liSlllEliillE BALL
BERIIIIl SflcEllBllllD
80016 Helium. AT
lair Irl. Eve-int.
mm 21:1. 1895.
M by m. Mae‘s {Iii culture. IT. W.
O TAIIIAUX.
”Mlvl'lc a,....,¢,.1~*g,m-
Ws have marked a lot of line black and
blue Kristy Ovewroats in the regular
sldeatra length. Oovingtnn and Don-
ravsn styles, 013.50. that have been srl~
Mashigh as 318; this year's produc-
tion.won'tiastlongatprica. 818.50.
Them of our celebrated all wool
black risotto Cheviot aura ontin
single double breasted sacks and
cutany frocks. title’s
bssnnohsttsrshawnthis winter for-““12
we marked them , 88.88.
In our tarnishing department we will
sallthehalsnesoiourcoiorsdbusom
Shirts. white bodies with «coils. and our
fancypercale Shirts. with extra collars
and calls, at 79 cents; they were 97c and
01.50. 79cm
We haveuore of the bargain Over-
cosls'we advertised last week at 04.44,
that's why we sell them less than cost.
MEIGS & CO.
17 Units our. Bank St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
llakeraand Retailers of Good Clothing.
ELECTRO PLATING ‘-
0' ALL KINDS
‘ liflillliEllEllS BHUNZED,
's
HEPlITIllE I SPEBIILTY.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
”fl-I'll! FURNISHED
ORDEIS SOLICITED.
29 “11111—113 - eraser.
scorn xoa'wsur 11
1m 1m . co N.
NOTICE.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants. legal wine of the Town of
N.orwalk are herebv notified and warned
that a a lei town meeting will he held at the
Town 1T3... in said town. on Tuesday. the
linh day of February. A. 1).. 1805. Mail o‘clock
in the atiernnon. for the following perineum)
wit: To take action uKon the petition or
(‘ hark-5W. Bell and ot ers.rc?uesting that
the ariertmen be instructed to v1 don the put»
llc highwa at Five Mire Riur. between the
bridge at t 1‘ head of the riv er and the wester-
"” is end of Lincoln avenue. toe convenient
width not exceeding forty-live int through-
out its whole length; and that the necessary
ap roprietlon be made therefor.
sled ii‘ehrnarA ass.
OSCARW
EPHRAIH THOMES
m flAMUEL DABKAM
NOTIGE.
HOLDERS of the FIRST WMORTGAGE
BOXIN of the NOR ALK AND
SOUTH NORWAI K EhECTillU LIGHT
Company are ncreb untitled that thelntersst
due on said Bonds. my lot. 189i will bepald
at the First Natl anal Bank. of hilddletown. in
this tit-rte. on and after the is h inst” upon
presentation at said Bank. of the coupons for
said interest.
LEW THC. \\' iiiT'NEL' Receiver
X11!'aih.ErbruaPy ldth. lilil’i f8l 2t
ND Selectmen
of the Town of
Norwaik.
WATER CLIIBEI‘S AND
CESBPOOLS
CLIAN k. D.
00.60. 08.88. Odd garments,you know, pets
} 100 Wire
111
ted littlest
than another follown
”essence. It is slurp ply}
tor of which store ofiers
inducements in order to 1
trade. We have always
the head of the bargai
in South Norwalk. “Til
will be no tunlion,
on account of a fact t‘;
will dwell more particuii-
our Kitchen de t t:
anv other part of the sto
Put the ricca alone 0
memory ta let, orif that
certain bring the aper
along with you. c oife
week 50 Toilet Sets. 10 p
English porcelain, choice (i,
shadings, at 02.19 per set. 1:
15 Toilet Sets, nicel deco
etliéte with slop jar, at .75 c
1, 000 boxes best Wire Ca r
Tacks, sizes, 6, 8.10.81 3 con
Mkag .
We make the greatest reduc .
tion ever known 1n this store on
lamps durin this week.
let lot. 6 amps, extra height,
finest decoration, large fouut.
Rochester Burners. These lamps
' have sold at 06 to 8.; to close,
choice of lot, s3. 50 each.
2nd lot. 12 Lamps, all Roches
ter burners,assorted, decoration
finest finish. Have sold at 03 98
to $5 49. You can make your
own selection at 02. 98
3d lot 9 Lamps, Rochester
humor, well decorated Have
sold at $2 69 to $3 49. Your
choice this lot at $1.89.
4th lot. 4 Banquet Lamps,
finest decoration, It ormer price,
64 98 to $5 98, choice this week,
3305‘).
5th lot. 100 band Lamps. All
complete. ready to burn, except
the oil,18c each. ~.
25 nickel plated copper Tea
Kettles, 71 cents each
300 best Flatirons. a iweights,
31} Cents per ound. 1 ‘
eat Broilerls, 4 cents '
each.
50 8 inch Frying Pans 8 cents
each.
60 9 inch Frying Pans, 11"cents .
each. :
50 10 inch Fry ingPans,14 ents
each.
SUUTMWA
BUSTfln slur
83 Washington Street "
go. — NORWA: Ii...
SOLID
SILVERWARE
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD,
X
Al. .i. work-rarranted to be done in the best
lit man‘nr’r and‘fm; least money. LhBlYfll‘ or
an 1mm 1 con 1a or a raw 1a «or ‘ ‘
m" mm ”a or w {mm 0.1 AM“. 16 South Iain street, 80. Norwalk.
Box 469. South Nurwailt. l‘1i‘;‘.‘i ‘im nit!
*m>~‘ .1 “a WE ' _
lili Y0
buy the best 9 There s a. pleasure in
selling the best goods.
,llli Yflli KNflW
HIGHEST QUALITY
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sells.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
, 1 WE SELL low. With it all comes con
, , deuce and trade. ,
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
l5 illlidlilil STREET,
STRAW. GRAIN. I‘lrl'. III”, are.
THE FROZEN BUTCHER. «A
Ir. Smith enters the market oi Holdup do Taksal. Well. what is most w
today. Ir. Holdup? Iir. Holdup—The price of meat is very high today. You,
know we have had a regular blizzard and it is impossible to get any stock, so you
will have to nay for your meat herealter. Mr. Smith-4111. ha. be, well you make ,
mslsugh. You seem to forget there a one butcher in town that is not imasn .
quite so still as you are.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
In good enough for me. The prices are always right there. Good day.
15. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
it North lain .233.“ Norwalk. mm at Wall shguawnslh i
478 lisln am. Bride-nevi. '
BliTll MEAITS SATURDAY
92 wasumcrou arnEE'r.
GREAT SALE. iN FRESH
CANDY AND BAKERY.
rev .0011 coarse satire. s nears.
Norwalk Chronicler