Maturation por-
~own n plot of land
the Carnation turn-
'phoe and containing
; within easy access
, ”a onrtowu. ild it may
' from the Connecticut
’ plsee, Cedsr street.
Tplieo. The building oom
of John 11.1mm. 1tob~
n. A. Woodwad. W. F.
llism H. Smith.
react approved April 29,
minimum for palm
alum per year for two
gitured through the earnest
our motor and representa—
1&8 m Legislature. This
”it the church collections,
hpriptions and gifts. tur-
no: necessary to carry
7 work successfully
1891. Mrs. Merritt. who had
* u v 1 ot’ the hospltui from the
gt. rtpigned. and new or.
became necessary. The
genome assumed the rep.
entire house and engaged
to undeltilte the duties ot
ind board nurses and in-
take chirge of the laundry.
hit worked very successful—
lllcreased cost to the man-
glitch praise cannot be accorded
111. grinning committee. medical
" the many others who by
have made the carrying
”the hospitul work a possi-
ihc most carelul and comes:
1 ., been put [11th to tulle the
; phhoie who have been com-
‘ loot are slow the temporary
tit ready for (weaponry, we
looking forward. with grout
, the time when we should
,Wnatt homo win-re we
» {or all 0! mono who might
attention. While during
' ' putt much interest has her-n
.. in this movement on deli-
1 was taken until December
when a committee of ladies
tom '33 appointed lrom
, South; Norwalk and East
;_ in be known no :1 spot-int ll.
'V '- mlttec to increase the build-
_ Me. by a very hearty and 5111'
response trout our tritium. wr
immediately ouppiied with
‘litlild and equip 11 hospital
W Dlflut and speriiicalions
lawn. of Bridgeport l‘mm. ..
slid Wad by ill! labor!) at
it their meeting held March
1 . ith give the form ol :1 he-
may be followed:
1' give ind brunt-nth to the
hospital association. in the
“l _iimllt.t'onne¢11cut,1hc 111m
; dollars. to lit‘ paid by my
_ out of my real or pcrmnnl
Q; noon as the settlement of my
1 permit to the treason-r of
: w M the time being. in
l he I 3 by the illl’il'tflul‘ll
*1 We purpwce oi the
lil "
W Will form of upplhntion
whim ol patient:
, - u for the admission oi
‘ y d be iccontpnuied try a
- m rumble phyii-
tlts niturw ind probable
“ultimo. and should be
«dentin committee ,or
. of theme
W thugs per week is
, it! tides medical and surgi~
together with medicine.
,wuhm
Minion!» pity for their
milled on an ordu
“thorium.
curried directly to the
the place oi delirium ore
lately.
My of the vase
~ with the patient.
’ m and those sullcring
ion dimers are not uti-
mu” l. RAYMOND.
Wm ..
-' PAYS FOB lT.
,ottbseirrylngon 1.1.1.;
enterprise to the
1'hio is particularly
stilliblo for building portraits that".
88,000 blow it this mount thill be
.. sunlciontly sdded to ind increased by
the generous people of our town. is i
“believe it will 31¢ it is our purpose to
' «not i building that will be. architec-
turally. i credit to The Norwnlhi, ind.
what is still better. one which will en-
nble no to do more eiilclcnt work for
the relief at human sultering. There
can be no osuse which should appeal
to every one ol us more strongly thin
this.
it is estimated that a building such
as we hive planned can be erected for
about 816,000, exclusive or the furnish-
ing. From this deduct the $8.000 we
have. and the apparent deficiency is
38.000, the amount that will probablybe
uéeded to place this work in goodilnan—
elsl condition. Now the question which
amount that. will probably be needed
to plus thls‘work in good finnnciil
condition. Now the question which
you. the good people of Norwalk. are
called upon to answer in. in we de—
pend upou you to contribute this
amount and thereby assure the crew
lion and completion of this noble moo-
ument to the public spirit and philin-
thropy of our town? We have under-
taken and helped forward the work
thus inr, sud have planned this new
refuge for the siclt and disabled. in the
faith that the warm hearts and open
hands of our people will carry the pro-
ject to a successful completion.
JOHN H. FBRRIS. President.
THE MEDICAL STAFF.
in the limited space necessarily at
hand. it is diMeult even to do justice
to such a picture as the words “Medi-
cal Stall” immediately present to the
imagination. One mum tool keenly
one's ability to tell a thousandth part
at the story of generous sell-sacrifice.
oi simpli and unpretending service
and the [consecrated lives at the heel-
crtl ol the people. Literature is rich
in all old in story upon thlo
titans. , o biblegwltb its Incompara-
ble phrasing his given us the words
"beloved*1Tphyvlcisn," and its lovely
presentment of Christ binding up the
wounds of body and mind. ' Rob and
his Friends," with its exquluite drow-
iug oi the great hearted doctor, romeo
instantly to mind, and what members
of the prolesnlon have simply and un-
consciously revenied themselves 01
their daily lives in surh books as Dr.
Warren's clawic "Diary of a Physic-
ian" and Dr. iiims' "Story of my
Life" is the best proof of their devo-
tion. A most remarkable outline of the
devoted life 11! a doctor is given in the
matches in lap hiaclntren's books.
[11“. Watson sayn in one. of hi» lectures
that be answer» the oft-repented quesv
tlon as to whether them is really any
11111 it man no the lxiloved"\\’ec|um Mm:-
lure." by saying that he has known
tour Just ouch gentle doctors. any one
at whom would be notonishml to recog-
nize his virtue» under the vivifylng
touch of the writer, ind adds that he ls
oure he llflii pictured then: correctly
all he has a pile of letteri a foot high
arising him ll he did draw Msclure dl-
roctly from noon and such a doctor.
said doctors living in towns all over
the United Kingdom and the States.
And who doubts that the picture at
"Weelunt Miclure" it» no good as any
sermon ever prcuchmi? But even the
warmest appreciative attribute of an
impersonal character does not always
bring matters home like a herd foot.
but us nee whit the medical vial! of thr-
Norwalh hospital do and what they
give for its maintenance. There are
eight physician: on the stall. ouch ol
whom nerves two montiut during the
your. ilrst in regular physician in
charge. around us alternate. The duty
of the doctor in charge to to visit the
hospital every doy. and when there are
severe cases. this is often increased to
several culls 11 day. He holds hlmoelf
in readiness to newer a summons at
nny hour of day and night, and there
have been many night calls, The al-
ternate it called when the regular phy-
sician esnnot be melted in an emer-
guilty «mic. ind owing to the nature of
runny oi the ciseu. there are mummi-
ly «1va mom of the stall nml~
ed. We ill know thit the services of
a doctor are the loot which run
be reckoned in more money. but let us
look it thin matter from n buslnm
point or view. 1.11 no say there are
but two can in the hospital, the min-
iron. number. ind the physiclin
moist hii regilir villi but once i day.
charging the minimum price for his
visit, one Gilli! for iicli billet-l. ind
wehsveiniotiilmoneyiglftotmm
most 10111111111111.1111. ind its mitterof
tsetthlilsirerylowesti-stsii
. there ire only m visits. Bonnie
every inhibitont of our town should
contribute in such Winn so thin
~ eon 11¢ '
better inliillotl when we have our
‘ new hosultil blinding. it,” and.
" proh‘sble. We new hero on hind.
itindlill mmbm.qa
nothing but the tour otthoblne pencil
lathe hind-oi thisterneditorm-
geodesic-lions notice to the story of
doctor sud t e nurse. end it is some
contention tool it is not gmtly need-
no Their history is written in deeds.
not wordr, and in the hurt: at the
people, and lIII not the testimony oi
many coined the words 'grstetul pa-
tient" to become 11 stock phrase in the
proteislon‘.’
It is impossible for one to estimate
for (bother the illuminating proceedv
ing from persona. experience, or close
personal observation. end be is an un-
usual person who has not felt keenly
it some time, the biting tear of dis-
ease or death for himsett or (or some
dearly beloved one. Who his not in
such a moment drunk deeply ot the
hitch waters. ind found his lily
support in the grave sud kindly lace
of the lumily physician?
DO'l‘llA STONE PINNEO.
BOARD OF LADY VISITORS.
The directors of the Not-walk Hospi-
Lil annotation soon rallied that it is
‘not good for min to be alone.” cope
cinlly in charitable and philanthropic
work. Accordingly they invited one
woman from each church in the town.
and trout the Hot Trimmer! union, to
take upon themselves the duty oi "via—
lting the hospital regularly. oi inquir-
ing into the economical and moral
eoncernn o! the hospital. designating
film and suggesting improvements."
Mrs. E. J. Hill was elected chairman.
md Mrs. James 11. Stevens. notretary.
A plan was arranged by which each
.nember of the board should visit the
aospltal tor two admire nnmthc;
mm are on duty at the same time. but
only one term expires at (bound of
och month. 1111:; plan him worked
very well and given regular attendance
.11 the hospital. From time to time
new memhen; have been appointed. no
(or instance. when St. Joseph's parish
was set apart. Miss Cavnnngh remained
on the board representing lit. Joseph's.
and Mrs. Tracey was appointed to rep-
resent tit. Mary's. but the. some system
one been curried 0111;111:1111: months the
hospital having three visitoru inntend
oi two.
The board of visitors for 1895 is as
follows:
t‘hairmun. Mrs. lunar S. Jennings,
Trinity church. South Nos-wont.
Sec-rotary. Mrs. lm Colo, Congrega-
tional church. Norwulk.
Mrs. B. M. Andrew's, Methodist
churrh. South Norwiillt.
51111.0. W. llell. Methodist church.
Rowayton.
Mliiil Maggie Cnvnnngh. St. Joseph's
.rhunh, South Norwnlil.
Mrs. John ll. Ferris. Congregational
church. South Norwulit.
Miss Julitn Hatch. Mm. James 1..
Stevens, St. Paul}; church. Not-walls.
Mrs. John Jarvis, iiaptlnt church,
Nurwnllt.
Mrs. 1'. W. Judd. lint 'l’rinlnu-rs'
L'.nion
3111101111“.i’urtriclt.Adventt'ltris-
lnn church. East Norwallt.
Mrs. Francis 0. Seymour. Methmiitt
church. bloat Norwnlk.
Mrs. H. l.. She-meld, ilnptlot church,
South Norwullt.
Mm. W. .l. Tracey. St. Mary's church,
Norwulit.
Mrs. if. i‘. Tristram. Methodlal
church. Norwnlll.
him. it. You Boron, Gram,» church,
Norwilk.
The original board. when organized.
decided to hold meetingu on the llrtt
Mondiy 01 every month for the pur-
pose of keeping up the interest in the
work. and to tlcvlne wuyu and mean»
1.11 lililug the needs which would then
be reported. At limit the meetings
were held in the parlor oi the matron.
Mrs. Merritt. but it way felt that they
must be a serious inconvenience to her.
with her limited mommodntlonn. and
since the organisation of the Control
club. in its present (lltfli'lm'li. the meet-
ings hive been held in the club-house.
To show the interest felt in the work.
it an be wild that in the live years
other the organiiition of thin board
but three meeting: have lacked £1 quor-
um. and quite frequently every mam.
bar has been pmeut. Sometimeoibe
needs of the hospital hivebecnmtpplied
from tho moor-coo oi the ladies' oo-
cicty or guild of 'lho church to which
the viuitor of that month loomed:
motions the members have individ-
ually mirtbuted tor the purpose. A
number oi entertainments have been
tglvsn under the services of the board.
netting mm some of money.
which hire in 1mm com gone to ina
crease the building fund ulor. truth to
tell it is thi building fund which lien
unrest the hsirti of these. earnest
m tinny. my times the report
but boon: “I have vioitod the hospital
minty. liken troll sud am. and
nothing is needed but more .” We
who «is give up it whole or at
laudwroouutouick potion unlit:
0111‘ Wind
‘itrillboli‘e But. .Inttrrilhnnonemi
w..._. F4.-.“ ....._. .. ..
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes.
wish every 'man in Norwalk roultl see this New Spring
All that’s new 111 up—to-llute Clothes for Man
and Boy is here.
WE’VE searched the best "1111ch of the mutiny fol
cliniu'st llltltlllt‘lli, and them-11 not 11 slow in the
luml better equipped than this for supplying you
with the very best prmluvtiolls of the best dc-
blgllt'l'ii 11ml tuilms oi.” 11111 Hilllilly
stm'lt.
t houseclenners with almost 11.111, .113;
1111911. Pails. Mops. Step Ladders.
.111. Chinese
Oil Cloths ulltl Lilmlvuius. Shades, Lave Curtains and l’ortil’rns.
' We have secured the services of an Experienced Carpet Layer. and
are now prepared to take orders for new work or relaying of carpets.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
818 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
11111- that 1111111019..
weapon. Dusters and
and Japanese Matting All the newest designs
«1 .. Handsome Smyrna. Monuette Wilton and Axminster
3011.1. Linen WI
, 1111118113115 1:011 bAli‘v CAllRlees
Special. *Elgemc Lorin. Mowers, any size. guaranteed, S2 50 each
’ ' e department is complete with new colorings and
Partners poles 111111}! kinds of wood, pole fixtures, extensidn rods, curtain chains,
stair buttons. curtain and rug fringes.
Bicycles and all sundries at incomparable pricee.- Standard Cyclometers, 60c; I
Our Blue Flame oil stove burns without wick smoke or odor.
gdsolino stove has no nivnlwit is the stem.
New lines of Clufionier and sideboard folding beds, in 11111 $10. 00 up.
styles of folding cribs. 1.
0111‘ success has been attained and will be held by low prices.
is, your money back when you wish it.
ENOVENE. Carpet heating is not varpet cleaning; it is ltll'pet des-
troying. Let us cleanse your carpet without remov-
ing it from the; floor, and if you are not perfectly satisfied it will cost you nothing
W. S. STURTEVANT, So. NorWalk.
To 0111' Carpet Stock
We Invite Your Attention
lugrains, from ‘25 (This to 6511-1115.
'l'apestries, front 50 cents to ill.) cents.
Bully Brussels. .‘loquettcs, Axntiustcrs and Velvcts.
China and Japan Mattings,
(,‘lloil-o Styles, Popular Prices.
hgrntn A1181;
lace, 1111151111
'1 he Quickmeal
llur guarantee
ellimping in make-11p, but all the. essential points of
material are embodied in
wm'kmnnsllip and beat
our clothing.
trouble to Slltlw you this 11inch. and we’ll surely please
the most fastidious.
F ANCIS St 00.,
THOROUGH
courses".
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hook-issuing.
‘ innit“! M 5% “NJ
Arithmetic.
“RM“ 11'.
Business correspondence.
Mint.
Tm.
mammoth
QROWI’S
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COLLEGE,
FEBTILIZERS !
BRADLEV'S.
MAPKO'.
BRIDOKI’OIIT.
Portulaca for oil crops.
route liltlllfi.
111111111111 sour.
11111 suture one.
mile unions.
Largo or Inuit annotation.
Manufacturer! i’rlt-os.
10,0110 IE!“ POI.”
M" WiltllJnlAlll'i.
mun: 11v ;
Raymond 1111
Minot-tin“. Your What.
In Norwnlis’o bonding lunar.
98 Washington Street,
South .\orwalk.
.W.m_»w.~m. m... M...“
GRHND
Central Market.
Wholesale and mail dealers in
Oyotero.
Clams,
Lobotorn,
LittleNéckCl- mo,
Mdtllltliitllllhtlllllilltll.
Honoamiinmou
«urinal livery My.
llllil till Milli! tom
ital»: corn Mod ”.9”
; indCiuMfly-bi- :
IIIVWJ
l 511 post! you were. 1111 title! strain
Ho '1 urge CH], and had complete?
your way. when: go or cool
piece the most confide. in. i sit:
; err. lost like «sell or Ii rfesidtnti,
horn and bred oihe city? Wlbliip
reaches the onion of s strange port, :
whose hand directs the tiller. and brings
" her sole to her moorings? A truly
pilot' 1 or :1 greenhom’fl “More
ions experience and statements can
reader dtpcod upon the 1110; those
pillillsht'fi lrom bc-ni tide Nor-
wilk citizens. or those originally drilled
; in every hole and corner of the Union.
1 extent our mm South Norwnlk and its
suburbs? Rtad this South Norwall:
case:
Mrs. Elizabeth Plait. No. 1.3 Eliza~
both street says: "i am 77 years olll
and llll‘ mother of a large lamily. I
had kidney trouble for a lung ti‘.me with
very severe backaches. and to make
limiters worse. some 11m and a hill
ymrs ego, rheumatism attacked me. ill
M111 so bad that mv handy and limbo
um: 01 no use to me, i took Donut
Kidney Pills and they did me good
l did not suffer as i did My backache
(lis:ltpc:1red.ertd the rhmmatism was
much better I think I ran «alcly say
if titty lulpal people of my age. atllicttd
so badly they v: ill help anyone You
can get Dean's Kidney Pilie at i’laia-
ltd 5 drug store. All dealers hate them
1 r they .1111 be sent by mail on receipt
oi pnu. so tents. by writing to Fostep
.‘tlilhurn Co. Buffalo. N. Y" 50!: agents
tor the Li 5‘. Remember the mute-—
l)nau's-~.iml take no substitute.
Glasgow. K32. recently advertised
the sale of two negroee. who were per-
sistent beggars. It was the first. pro-
ceedure oi the kind since 1865. The
0 low order; the sale of their services
for the term of their sentence. the pun
chaser being obliged to iced. house,
and clothe them.
—Aooton euros headicho.
Whiting that is used to polish mir-
rors or windows is best applied by hav-
ing it in muslin bags. The glass sur-
face is first slightly moistened. the
bag rubbed over it thoroughly, and a
dual polish given with Chamois or a
crumpled newspaper.
THE WAR Wi’l‘li SPAiN.
It will never come. but the famous
illue ll. Remedies of the "lee iihung
i’ook Series." by E. Z. Brievogeile. A.
it. M. 1).. are revolutionizing medical
Science. No. 1 cures Rheumstism; 2
sure- Li Grippe: 3 com a cough or
cold: ~i cures Catarrh: 5 is a perfect
Appetizlng tonic; 6 xxx Stimulating
i’iils cure impotence; '1' is the Chil~
dren's Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial
bottle at each. the. or cut this out and
get one free; L000 references on up-
nlicalton. Chariess Finch. 187 Wash-
ington street. sole agent (or South
Norwalk.
CASTORIA
For Inform and Children.“
mm"
11 , vb".-
Bonto Foolish People
allow a cough to run until it gem he-
vond the reach of medicine. They ol-
tru say "Oh. it will wear away." but
in most cases it will wear them away.
Could they be induced to try the 11m:-
L-esolul medicine called Kemp's Bah
onto. which is sold on a punitive gnu»
antee to cure. they would lmmcdiitely
too the excellent efltct after taking the
first dose. Price 25c and title. 'l'riil
«in: free. At all druggists.
«Anton is harmless.
l was reading an advertisement at
l'humbcrlan'u (folio, Cholera ind Dior.
rlmoa Remedy in tin" Wort-cum Enter-
urluo recently. whlrh leads me to write
this. i can truthfully on i never 1111»
Bil any remedy eqtlsl to it for colic and
diarrhoea. l have never had to not:
more thin one or two dim to cure
the worst «use with myoolf or child"
rou.»W. It. lltroud. Puponloito (lily.
Mil. For sale by (i. C. Stimson. South
Norwalll. and E. l’. Weed. Norwnlk.
The (armor. the minute ind the
bicycle rider ire liable to “expected
cuts Ind bruises. DeWitt's Witch Hu-
zel Solve Is the best thing to keep on
hind. it heals quickly. sod is s well
Miown cure for pilot. E. l’. Wood.
Norwsllt; G. C. Bullion. 8o. Norwslh.
hllztflttlt'l’lsfl 0mm).
My wife has used Lambert-111's
l'siu hobo for rheumatism with grist
rollet.sodlunrecomlindlt so i
splendid [lament for rheumatism end
other Wu lie tor which we have
found it vulnni1ie.—-»W. J. Cuyltr. lied
Greet. bl. Y.
Mr. Carter is one at the lending ster-
cbuuoltits ”Minimums
non promise-t no. is thin vicinity.
“W, ll. Plinth. editor ltd (hook
Herald. for solo by G. C. hull-on.
Mi ltorwuth. sad it. P. West. Nos»
Norwalk Chronicler