“O"Ibleiest I.
the one W mum be will see
thseityoi God. withits walls oljaspsr.
its gatssyslpsul. its {annulus at crystal.
and lb'lahabltants arrayed in while, and
God himself the light of it; “He will be.
metering. Balaam's eyes opened to see
hhuntelhlmintbenarrow passau
”Motown swordin his hand;
memento! lilsba’seyea openedtcsre.
the mountain was full of horses and
Michel dreround about llishs; the
eres‘ctlaalet Tarsasopeaed (sees that
do muss-ssh» God. which
led toabandcn the cause of Satan
ad instead of a perseoutor an
estate ethane Christ.
Probably Ernest Groeschner, of Fort
Pointstreet, ”cured as good a bargain
In. the Consolidated Railroad company
anyone in town. Some two ago he
”been! a shore lot adjoining his pro-
”, p‘aying therefor, it' Is reported, the
Inn at “0. learning that the railroad
company had made plans to have the
temporary bridge go over the land, Mr.
(imbue! opened communication with
the fickle, with the result that the iat~
hagreedtopayhim W for a year’s
teamefthflotumdwhea the work was
”plated, saw on the spilea at any
t hcdedredaud leave hint a tire:-
>
.0! the East Ave-
abundrrd dollars this year toward!
church debt. They are not only alive
ward the social and financial interests
thechurchbut they are alivealao
y. The religious service of the
will be held tonight in the ladies‘
.and themeetieg will be led by
. Parsons.
Ill Sm has the largest circula
tics.
A large number oi boys were endang-
Cil' thelrlives, yesterday, by running
iceeskes ill the harbor. One lad fell in
twbe and narrowly escaped being
drowned. Parents should prevent such
Inclherdincse in the future.
A hell number of East Norwalk peo
plow theY. I. C. A. service In
the liorwelh Opera Bonn. yesterday
m A Tramway car was in wait-
hg for them at the close of the meeting.
Burglar- attatnpted to enter A. L.
Vanderbilt’s residence one night lea.
mt were (lightened away by a
who heard them trying to pry
go one at the windows.
felts Fable, formerly with William
i M and who later conducted a meat
g. ‘ men New street. has secured em-
' ’ flay-sit in the People's Market, South
llcrwalk.
In. CharissColc. or Core street, or.-
W a lumber oi her friends Friday
“I 'hlst was one of the pleasant
: statues sad My valor-d.
m1. Brown. oi East avenue. has
m fro- the South Norwalk Paper
”MW, oflaet Norwalk,
bwwuthehcmed her mother.
“MAMatBrancbviiie
Emacs-naming from Strut.
.dssltseans one or the mount cot-
.Iflflflm avenue.
“My Roberts. at Pleasant sve-
:"ymhehtdsgmssdslahsw‘rora.
manage—mamas."
Warren-assume
BABIES A111) NOBOI'ON.
The revival meeting at the Ilethodlst
W climb will be continued this
week Thespeaksrs for this week are:
'l'busdsy evening, Rev. Arthur B qua.
oi lictutou: Wednesday. Rev. George L.
Teeple. of East lorwaik; Thursday. Rev.
W. W. W. Wilson. of Port Chester; Fri-
y,Rev. Ir. Bands. at Brideport.
William H. Willrnott, Jr., who was
elected a justice at the peace and grand
juror, resigned the latter oilice last week,
and suggested the name of ex Justin“
Ernest Koch as his successor. The
eclectmen at their last meeting voted to
appoint Iir. Koch to the ethos.
Rev. Mr. Gilbert, a Bible missionary,
preached in the Congregational church.
yesterday morning. At the close of the
service Mrs. Adelaide Bowen, Mr. and
Ira. William Mackey, lire. Susan Smith
and R. L. Jillette united with , the
church.
Two Bible missionaries, a lady and
gentleman, will visit each house in
town this week, and they will see that
each family is provided with a Bible, if
they do not own one. They were re-
cently in New Canaan. ..
The four-yearoold son of Edgar T.
Bates fell last Saturday afternoon, while
going down a flight of cellar steps. He
struck twice. landing on his head, and
indicted quite a serious cut in his scalp.
Dr. French dressed the wound.
The case against George Mather, who
threw a hammer lest Friday and struck
a son of Contractor Skelton in the head.
wss coiled Saturday by Justice Scheld-
uecht, on payment of the cats, which
amounted to $20.18.
Miss Carrie Kress, who has been mak-
ing her home with Charles Foster for
some time, will leave town Thursday for
Brooklyn, where she will conduct a
candy and fancy store with her sister.
The county commissioners will be here
two days this week listening to remone
trancee. Tomorrow that against Chris-
topher Larsen will be taken up, and on
Wednesday that of Chris. Filainger.
The cottage owned by Frank Fitch has
just been vacated by George Barclay and
will not long remain vacant, y'Loren S.
Abbott has rented it and exr‘cts’ to move
in about April 1. '
Rev. J. M. Carroll
structiva sermon last
chad an in-
ght to a large
”15nd attentive -cougregrbtion, choosing
If his text “Lat us alonei”
Mr. Taylor and a number of colored
friends from the south will give a con-
cert in the Congregational church in a
week or two.
Edgar T. Bates is having a new ice
wagon built, and has engaged John H.
Selleck to drive it next summon
George W. Raymond completed the
flu roof of Dr E. T. Payne's new block of
storesat Newton, last Friday.
Mrs. Susan Street, who has been visit-
ing at Mrs. Davenport's for the past few
days, has returned home.
hire. A. 8. Bibbins is having a addi.
the built on her studio. Clnrance Sco-
ileld is doing the work.
There will be sacrament and miles“ at
the Methodist Episcopal church. next
Sunday morning.
Isaac Selleck is confined to his home
with a severe attack of the grip.
Bertie Ferguson is spendinga few days
visiting at New Rochelle.
STORIES 05‘ THE STATE
James Fitzpatrick. the famous hermit,
was found dead in his but at, Derby. He
had not been seen for several days. A
party found him lying dead on the floor,
Half acentury ago he was a very me
mlnent person, but he was disappointed
in love and ior forty years he has not
spoken to a woman. During this time
he lived as a recluse in an old but in the
suburbs. if a woman approached his
but he would run away and hide. Be
is wealthy. but his money has not yet
been found.
A strange man giving the name i f
Hotcbkiss, claiming to represent the
Brighton Market, of Baton, visited Pres—
wn to purchase cattle and contracted for
$2,800 worth at live stock. The farmer
with whom heboarded bsosmesusplclous
and said he would telegraph to Boston to
inquire concerning Botchhim’ credit and
character. He expressed his willingness
to have the inquiry made. but hesuddeaa
ly disappeared.
liartln Osvanangh, brother at There-
as Osvansugh, who. with his wife. was
burnedtodcathin his Muslin Ilddle
More, still believes that the circus-l
pinioustowarrantsuinrsetigatlon. He
saystheoldeoeplehsdlongbssnptstsr»
edbysonsennknown individuaisandhe
tlIlsksltstrsags that only one or two
benmeitbewomaawssslcuad.
Patrick-l. hurls, who deserted Ilse
Aaealsmaaattheslhrcf ”M's
stances of the the are sudlcieutiy ens» n,
shardla'Mssthsmss-siag aim
lather. irorn Colebrook River. went
bonds {or his son.
Joseph Me, a Hungarian. went to
his home on Johnson street. in Bridge
MMMuuthe lire was out.prov
cured a heavy stick and beat his wile
into insensiblllty. She was lying in bed
with her twin babies recently born. The
woman is now stthe hospital. Stesko
was arrested and placed under bonds oi
We .
Captain Ezra Kelsey, of Westbrook,
last week beat all previous records in
the charming line, capturing a clan
that weighed a pound and six ounces.
Theshellmeasuredlit by 4 inches and
was the largest ever seen there by,the
oldest inhabitant.
Thomas Haloney, aged fifty. with a
family, was fatally scolded by falling
intoavat of boiling salt and water at
the Textile company's works in Bridge-
port. With hie akin half off he walked
home, a distance of ten blocks.
Cinnamon l.I'..'~nr.c as an lntoxiditnt.
“Did you i‘Vl‘rl-ii‘il n mun on aclnnamon
drunk?" uskvtl L. .I, Cartwright. is lum-
hormnn of Knoxville. "if you should wit
noes a case, you would nevor want to see
another. A few month ago I hnd three
young men gottlugout lpc stoves down
in the Tennessee mountains. and they
concluded to have n llttlc toot one pay
day. They went to a nearby town, but
foiled to get the hooded urtlcle. . in fact,
they could get nothing whatever of a
stimulating nature but essence oi cinnaw
men. This essence comes in littlolo cent
vials and is of course put up for flavor-
ing. The boys bought acouplo oi dozen
of those vials and began drinking the os-
Isenco straight. When they got buckto
comp, they were in a very bad ilx. They
were noisy and violent and reeled and
staggered about helplessly. One of the
boys, in quiet, modest fellow. who was
never known to make any sort of n demon-
stration, danced and sung like a wild
mun. They all yullcd like (lemons and
noted like so many luuntlcs on n tour. It
was It shocking sight. 'l‘hoy wen) pole as
death, nud tlu-ir «yrs were not like (I cat's
eyes. To move their sight they moved
their hoods. They had no control uwr
their minds or voices. They were dvmlxly
sick. but tin ir smumclis could not throw
oi! the horrible dust! they hud lulu-u. uud
thus for tlrrm lmurs the young men nus-ml
nudduucvd llllilfillfll'lLid. [low they sulfur
ed no words can tell. it look them rlxrm
days to got over it. When they got
straightened up again, they said (in: one
experiment was enough, no more ulnllw
mun drunks for thorn. [think they Ins-nut
lt."—St. Louis Ululm- Democrat.
A Thoughtful Parent.
Famous Violinist (nitr-r his gnat solo)
~lln you play uuy instrument, frnulviu?
Miss Eilu~l-.\'u; my lllililli‘l’ nlwnys mid
that her children should not be It uni
sauce tuuny one if Silt! could helpltl—ldfo
Moriarty.
“It is strange,” mid nvvuil infnrmml
Irishman. "huw most. people insist on my
lug ‘.\lurlurlty,' giving the word iivu- nyl-
lnlilm. in mur-I in my that no uqu nu
north in Imm- Il Mnrlurity, with that mm
‘l.’ The right mum is Muriurty, u .Ih
only mm 'l.’ The Iuialukourlgluotes'frunu
lillly Emerson :4 furnnue snuuulmut [luv
lrish policeman. ‘ArII You There. Murine
llyl' ’l’lm “'l‘lll‘i' of rho aullg lli'l'ill‘ll nu ox
1m I-Iylluhh- in tho main line to bring out
the rhymv. and in: put on '3' in the lilllllll
tn give the hlllgi‘i‘ u chuuoo to any 'Murl-
apl-tw.’ "—-.~‘t. Louis l’ust~l)leputch.
You Don't Have to Dwrnr 0K.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No—To-Ilac. the fa-
mous tobacco habit cure. "We know of
many cases cured by No~ToBac. one. a
prominent St. Louis architect. smoked
and chewed for twenty years: two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of to-
bacco makes him sick." No-To-llae sold
and guaranteed by R. El. Pleisted. No
cure. no pay. [look tree. Sterling Rem.
edy Co. New York and Chicago.
III III).
BliADilUltleilsa D lirarlburr. and sixty
sis cars. at her human Ana street.
funeral services Tuesday afternoon.
enameled. iromlhe house. it
Hoyt’s opera House
llflllllll. MlllCHl llll.
0!! NIGHT ONLY.
”MT Till 1N NORWALK.
“lens-t tniaborsh ndlleelletlr or hit.
lamb t'tslsey Excellent Scenic Produc
'l'heBreateItIlACl BOISE ever given on
“III-
lN lllll KENTllllliY.
mamas m“ may units-is.
’l'h'e y miles and srisleel Plchaalasr
E4.” aalussveltlesaad gun
was. ‘5
ppreclete this and strive
all the harder to keep them and their
irlcnds coming. by mating prices on all
our heavy-weight
attractive to inter! buyers.
'l'bsy don' t show much profit for us-
somc don't show any—Isa take It on the
whole the only thine we get out of this
sale is the room the Pants occupy .
Thy. do not advertise doubtiul qualities.
$2. 38
Black Chevioa. neat hairline striped
iiaesimeres, and Scotch Wool Pants we
can recommend for good business wear.
roaster, $362 up to “”00 are one to
two ollsrs underpr i.ce
We are offering excellent 48c odd
Short Pants for boys 4 to 15
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main cor. Bank 8h. Bridgeport. (3t.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing
'i'aylor at Golden
Real Estate and Insurance,
WABEIHG'I'OI 81km.
Persons lookln fora lot or house and lot
with the view a purchase .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
crime and on can terms. sum tf
VOICE CUL'I‘IIIIE.
' Iis ”saucer F. WHEELER. sow so.
PRANO of the South Nnrwalk Congre-
gstlonal church. ulllaccvptalimlted number
of upllaln voice culture Terms reasonable.
l‘ a l at. or address. No. t0 Elmwood lvfllollil.
m
WANTED.
~Ciill1AP rent in a respectable loonlity. b
a famllv of three. Add rose X. Branc
Simultanoil‘lce. is Wall street, Norwaia. it
'1‘ FLYNN dz DUDLEY‘S. Water street.a
21;“? good shoemakers, immediately.
AT ONCE. Operators on straw sewing
machines. Applyto Arthur C. Wheeler.
Butler street. febilil lw
BY April let. a small house or floor In hours
with privale family. wrth improvements
by man and wl (.I. Rererence if required. Av .
dress. it. M. ii. this olflee. mtt.
RESPECTABLE married man without
tum”). «pmlertsmi as useful man to
Hnun- mm Id Ii
work on g- In'lem an '5 place
to maul the "en. Must. lu‘ strictly sob-Ir.
Bl‘frl'r’lll'w lt'i ll rIIl. nulllrusll T. linx ii,
\lnmn «merit in.» York. Int tilt
TRAW s~er vs wanted. Persons with mule
\ expr-rirn -e in Irmlilug srri w h “it an flud
lmnImlmm «ruplnvmenr with DENVi-I &
B‘IANl ‘llAltI , lit: Water slrevt. "Id 2 v
T0 Lli'l‘.
CONV «ZSIE'S’I‘ rrn' for small fitmlll
N0 [bismuth Main street Also a a m
inquire of F. T. Bl’hBhE No. 74 South .lain
Mrs/eh. Int lw
A HOU-lll‘. on HlIldliltl placei onlaluiug el (hi
rmum. lAll modern iu‘Iyruvr-Ine is. item
rvaainahle inquire of HE m. B. Fl’l‘allfil
West street. i738 lw
IPOUR momentum In! first floor from. and
0 room apartment. am nd floor rear. 9:!
Wildillntllnlinlrorl. “inninanln every room:
hallslluhrm lnared and cleaned. Very :le
nimble rent for a smn l famlv Rent :9 and
l2. AupIy at lrlllt‘r- of the OLD WELL "MAR
.88 Washington street. 5‘ 3.5 if
‘ARM at inn-t Norwnlk. farm at West Vor-
walk. dwelling lInu enud lmrnu at East
Nor-walk. two runm Hus-e mom and flv» room
tenements on Water I; r- or. illiflllhil‘ll hulls-s on
by e .‘lrrlt. lnrge hall. our of house on Fair
lied avenue. up~ralrs lv- use on Huh srrver
I?" of house at iiowuy.lmr inquire of ltA-Y
DVDBROTHER S. flail.
IIOl SEnflrII rooms; forum-.e range bulb
elation-tr) tube. hm Hater. uiie tani.
gvml lm- ntmn. Reutta'i. inquire «11‘ Ah I. (lit
& Hill. In )1 Waslilnglnn am- at or of owner.
21's) h r Menus. III-er W est street. isn’t If
I ill'rili. l7 Franklin strum. Inllll‘llvt' mi Me
in luuulm of ii‘ lMlS W lllUi'l-M {ML
Jill
llruwu & W ll: or 'u erery.
1 ill H“, d‘.‘ Woodward Inuuue. rent ’l‘h ii
rooms l-‘nrl l’olul rtmt. rum is; sworn. d
floor \'n 4 Hal f Ird I‘lIu-I u, not $l'.’;: mums .u
mum tmluatrrol 5d. Apply tult. A .Wlm i)-
WARD. j) H lllf
I 01' HI ii mum“. mrnIIr inn and 'Tnllen
sin-1dr. ilrnl ilrmr .".IrmerIs .‘s'n i0 Tnllva
slrevl from April int. house ll rmims. 'lullnn
sires-t Allluimmlmullltiou. \vlllI wnler in
Apply lqulllN ll. KNAl'l’ d2 \\ out “frigid!
l l.
I
non sane.
COMM)!“ AND M llilllNii UYl‘lIl. Unt-
t we on Quinlnrrl aunue. sir rooms
each. .Iyrltrl new and in gum! II.omlnlnn
(haul improved building inimvleelrahly! lm- ale-l.
'l‘nrrneeaey Apply to i-ltANt' lrl B 'lllill;l‘
II ill t
‘lJ‘ZOI‘Rll‘ lililll‘i put up and vI-zpalml
1 slot trio vim its. clear lrlr- Ins-Ills ai hallo-rice.
silli'l‘ll \OitWALK HARDWARE (: 0.. t.
timuh )dalu Mrs-er. alL’t
..... a». “Mm... . ..._.__
'I‘WO good t-arrl age hurts-a. one butter and
desire». sis-lg hams-sees. on norm
senile and sound: traps in mud shape Amiiy
tnl’E‘l‘ER KER Ill Wat avenue or-
wslh. m2! w
LOST.
REWARD paid f r return of gold glasses
I'l’n a Hammer. nmm or to (l
'l‘ill.l.l'28'. it Harllauu slum
inst sometime
last week. valued as a glll from a relatlw- now
dermd ml at
MRS. L. E (illiDliilEil
dss ssiree a few wells in OIL PAINTING or
URAYQN llHAWlNll. Will inernul at the
homes or pupils or at the residence of Dr w.
u. Burke. on West street. Terms MI???
'lllllllEllEllS Bllll h
'- liEPlITiIII ‘Edlli'l'l.
mar. PATTERNS H. AND
serum.
ursnarm WI!)
causes
H‘III
mu this week very ‘
In
IN THE
Table Luxuries, Cereals etc.
Pure
handling as an adrertisement, at
and prices, all plainly marked.
GO
Porterbouse Steaks,
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Where you can get 'rur. FINEST Cm Bur: SHED PEEF at the following prices, .
‘ who Mnmumwmssssrermw ear. 0! I
m coarseyo‘a asdws’resctphgtcdisaypoiat yes. Crusaders.
Ycukahwtksqualityefsnr’i’sssliyosheveuisdthsw, but any be you
haven’ttrisdthem. Well, we wantyen to'sowesregoilgto flee
ABSOLUTELY FREE
LBS. lllNULl‘l‘Efl SUGAR
WITH
1 [8. BEST TEA AT fill 0T8. *~
Wecsn'tsdordtodotbisexceptcna special occasion iikenext
ATllllllAY Mlllllll
When we will open in the new building next door,
THE HANDSOMEST chooser srous
STATE.
With the LARGEST and BEST SELECT!” STOCK or Canned Vegetables,
Heats.Fruits,Fish,Faucy Groceries. Olives. Capers, French Sardines, Cetsupe,
Elgin Butler, Full Bream cheese,
lard.
TEAS AND BOFFEES THE BEST.
YOU LIKE
MAUD 5.
Makes good bread and cake, but too dear you say; well,lisrrn. We have just bought
ilve carloads of this Flour which we are going to sell without profit, just can of
FLOUR.
$4 a Barrel ior Maud S. Flour.
Give us a call on Saturday whether you buy or not and examine our stock
Your moor-y back if goods don't suit.
Largest buyers. therefore cheapest sellers.
NEW YORK BROBERY ill).
Donovan Building. East Washington Street, to. Ismail.
VIVO
‘ 20md22cte.
Sirloin steaks, 16 c0.
Round Sleek. 12 etc.
Shoulder steaks. 3 lbs, 25 die.
Lamb ChOpsI (lulfl and rib), 1r; eta
Lamb Chops (shoulder), 14 eta.
Prime Rout Burl, H are. to M m
11 lbs Fresh Pork, “0,,
Full line oi Fish, and VI getables fresh every day,
F. H. BRADBU RY PROP
DEALERS ”I
.{BIlilillES
SUNDRlES
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
"III",
From” “02““.
tits,
9... - a... _. titl’llt. not.
warn! careers ."in oessroou 19 pounds.
”“"’"" - user: or
bi. workwarranted iebedone in the best 0 2.2 “d. r
“mower-tux: that: i W“ '
‘3‘..me .8...“ a... u h .’ 3:... “are smut, 87!.
he: “Penthgorwallr Iii mum,
unmuo mum escort llsri Wheels iron tit lie.
or am as . Call and see our line.
52 South Main ates
lusic Hall Block. South Harwell.
MADAME R088.
u: rm“ mu alumni m
A NEW Slilllllll.
Ir
Venn-invited to visit ear out!!!
CUMNtiwfllmtusdssetew pest
whohavemlyrsavatwccrthrreinmss
caarut and lit the-wine m-
liceissswnrknerb swell taught I!»
rarely. Wine or come. with tall
mares or men», cross, 1m
ant-mg 8
u-_ln
.1m-n.
yaw; .
MEWS THEM ill
The only place in the city to get
FRESH Billions AND cflflifllilis
MEAD’S
ASK Hill mucous customs, llllc In.
'H.R.BHLKLEY&80.
Norwalk Chronicler