‘- n" . .. s
’j all feel; 1 ,2; ... Le»-
...—M. m“ ...
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. W_.mmmm. «W...—
‘W‘noulcnmtl use up ' In em
‘ m 90 TO WORK WITH LOADED
- MUBKETS.
M Garry Them as a Meghan! Against
all-am by tho err-lire... While They
la” Benowhlnl Also on Band for the
Milton- Install ”or.
nurture, Feb. 10.0Aml agent wnohes
seam tun atmr oltheSchuylkill
may» “ltisastrsncedght lesseni-
mgolngtoand returning from work with
“Mailman their shoulders. About
TrunuutaadhfiddleCroekthhis
the rule, and mttheeweption. Miners to
“Woman harbeenrefused atlha
M. tarantula-laminar from starving
are coin: to mark. Toprotsct Wm
thsycarryaotonlygmbutmwhipathe
former- tor mam menandthe latter for
breaku- hoys, follow the ‘seahs‘ with
unlined drums,shouting out all some! in-
sulting marks. Hundreds of school chil-
dnujointhe rabble; old andyoung women
assistiatheshoutlng. The mannerinw‘hich
these monarciuatlted and abused isturnlng
with torchllghta, mufled drama. horns, tin
moldcoalscuttlm, etc. These bandsiol-
lowed the men for three miles, shouting out
'scab,’ etc. until they reached home. The
constables, who are candidates for reelection,
Ml. b Wear. At Middle Creek an in-
furiated mwdof soo men attached Superin-
W Hamlin and his boys on their way
hours, and threw them into the freezing
waters of the creek closeto the depot. Ar.
rats will follow. If this terrorizing continues
it is probable that Middle Creek colliery will
have to be abandoned. -Whenever a small
trainof coal carspamupanddowntheroad,
hundreds will stone the train and yell at the
hawk"
Smasnoan, Pa.,~ Feb. 10. -—The Drawr
colliary atGllbcrtou resumed operation yester—
day on the same terms as William Penn col-
liery. Preparations are being made for the
resumption of work at. Kehley Run colliery on
Monday. Superintendent William has noti-
lled theeInployes of Shenandoah City colliery
thatif asuillcientnmnber of themdeeireto
begin work again thecompany will guarantee
them all the protection necemary against evil
disposed persom
Putnam, Feb. 10—“ is learned
from a trustworthy source that the note sent
by the guard executive board to President
Corbin yesterday, asking if there was any way
by which the existing troubles between the
company and its men could be satisfactorily
nttlod, had been received and answered by
that ofilclal. Although the members of the
board dhclaim any knowledge of a reply
havingheen sent to them, and the Reading
olllcials positively refuse to talk on the sulr
ject, it is said that the reply, while courteous
in in outlive, contained an absolute refusal to ,
consider the strike of the railroaders, but
aid that if the miners were willing to return
to work any grievances they had would re-
ceive fair and impartial consideration at the
company's hassle, and if there was anything
to arbitrate such a courm would be adopted
after the resumption of work .
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ill—The house special
commithe appointed to investigate the exist.
ing labor troubles in Pennsylvania yesterday
W the sergeantrat-arms to notify by
hhgraph two of the prominent railroad strik-
alandtwoofthestrikingminers to appear
,hdwo‘the committee hsrenaxt Saturday.
' WWW. of the Reading md, and
M'wlllhe mood reappear, prob
am am; .
mom go to Philadelphia and Read-
ing to continue the bum.
llamas, Pa, Feb. Ill—The impression
that hasgonaout tht the recsutactiou of
themaIexecudva board of the Knights of
lelltufl’torolongthe strikeis hav-
high "in. flout upm Whom, which E
'no‘w Martha ova. The wholesale homes
lath. cltyreport very fewsalm iuthecoal
region Traveling mic-men are greeted with .
thoramrk: “We don‘t want anything until
aththenrlkeisovar." ltis alsovery ditll-
cult to rush collections.
To Prevent Pension hands.
Waarmro'ros, Feb. ill—Gen Berdan, Gen
Wanandother gentlemen interested in
mitary alfairs appeared before the house
pullers committee today with eight difler-
eat partial hillswhich they askedthem to
W' 'l'hambllls, it is claimed, will solve
the random pardon problem by doing away
with all special legislation upon the subject
by giving melons to those who are entitled
theratoandare disbarred becauseof insuill-
dent we: records, and by mking n im-
ptdble tor fraudulent claimants in future to
would a place upon the pension rolls.
like. Persona Burned to Death.
Elam. Pa, Feb. lit—Four frame dwell
lags at Kutztowa were totally destroyed by
the at an early heurberterday morning, and
John Hopped “daughter-”god 15, and a
mu, aged 9 years, were burned todeath
tstulyl'romths catrsureéold while making
sheila. ltisthought theilrewascausadby
3%me
Arrested hr Attempted Arson.
I!!! You, Feb. Ill—Moses: Stream, a
wholsmlsclothinx dealer at No. see Broad—
aadfluamswnpamlsdlacmtedyot
enamel.
An lube-1's Put Tina.
ED Rant, 1'. 1., M ill-A twenty-mils
mews-sailed yesterday «new river here
,chalbnge
LESSON VII, INTERNATIONAL BUN-
DAY SCHOOL SERIES, FEB. 12.
Test at the lunar. Matt. svlll. 1-“.
Golden Teal. Natl. sis. ldwfleurorlu
Verses 2-0—cotnrnent by Rev. William
Newton. 1). D.
[From lesson Helper Quarterly, by permission
of Its. Hoffman, Philadelphia, publisher.)
Notes—At the sauna time, or in that hour
while the event last recorded was taking
place. Shall receive, do service to or regard
with kindness or love. In my name, for my
sake. Oilend, or cause to stumble or go
astray. Woe, sorrow or trouble. Ofl'cnacs,
or minus of stumbling. Halt, lame.
”aimed, having lost a lath. Their angels,
or guardian spirits. Behold the face, are
near tothe throne, or high inthepreaence 0!.
These little ones, i. e., which believe in me, or
the young in years, and the little or lowly in
cc. ,
9:11. ltisclear that the disciples at this
time, and up to the coming of the spirit on
the day of Pentecost, held very low and un-
worthy views concerning the kingdom of
God. It was to be an earthly kingdom alto-
gether, and in it of course they were to have
the chief places. They hurl, taking advantage
of his alnence, disputed among themselves as
to which of them should hoforemost init.
They were thoroughly imbued with the ideas
of the men of their time. -
V. 2-4. Our Lord’s answer consists of the
acted deed and the spoken word. And each
illustrates the other. See that little child in
tbeurms of Jesus. How sweetly beautiful
the menu list, The little one knows not the
meaning of the distinctions that seem so
great in the eyes of the disciples. They have
no charm for him. He is content with the
lowliest place. And with this child .in his
anus our Lord states the great principles of
his kingdom. Earthly distinctions can have
no place there. The spirit of this little child
illustrates that of all its subjects. Do not
ask who shall bogreatest there. For unless
this little child's spirit of humility have a
governing place within you, you cannot
even enter there. And in order to do this,
you must be converted, turned around in the
spirit and intent of your being. And
what. is convention? Other ph for
it, “being born from above,“ .“born of the
spirit,” “new creatures in Christ, having a
new heart and a right spirit." And like all
those, it is not man's worn, but God's. “Ex-
cept ye be conve " And when his great
Wurk is done, the result comes out in the
man's bumbling himself, “even as a manned
child. " lle seeks great things for himself no
more. By the master's side, and for the
water's sake. any posiuon is welcome, and
any service sweet. And the master says that
; he "is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.
For it is the master's spirit over again since
her-nine not to be ministl'rml unto, but to
minister and to give his lifoaramom for
luxury."
V. 5. Two points invite us here, i. e.,
l. The [I‘l‘sulls spoken of. and ‘ 1
, 2. Their relations to the Lord mes.
As to 11). One little l‘llllil anal "one such
little child," are very different in their scope
and mmniug. 'l'hc lint would moan simply
nlxttler-lu‘ld. The second Would indicate a
little one in grave. A converted Ono, one 0!
the Lord's own people; one of the ”such" as
color the kingdom.
And as to (‘3). This relation is very clearly
put. To receive such an ono——i. e., to do
servicoor kindwsto such a one—is to re-
ceivomto do service or kindness to me.
And he that rccsiveth me rccciveth him that
sent me. How glorious this is! The least
service to such an one forming a direct con-
nection between the door of the service on
theonehaudand the Lord Jesusand the
father inheaven on the other. Done here;
(sit and received there. The service. a
memorial there. The blaming following it, a
pm)! of it here.
V. 6. Thisisanotheruldeofthemnwgrcat
truth. Maboutaaiar asthe one amends
in blessing, the other descends in doom. This
death by a millstone about the neck of
courseisarniermcatoa mods ofdeath
practicedatthattlme. And the meaning is
that such adeath would be “better" than the
gniltofleadingoneotthelord’a little one-
into in.
V. 7. We have throcthings:
l. The concurrence of oneness.
2. The certainty of their occurrence.
aTheguilt of then who bring them
about.
Astol. The meaning is that'thc oflemes
produce the wee. The woe follows the of-
fense, as the result flows from the cause.
Woe is trouble, grim-sorrow. Now look
over history—or through society. or indi-
vidual lite anywhere-and see how the woe
follows the oflense. It. maybe persecution
or some pleasant inducement to sin. Every.
where the woe follows the offense.
Astoil. But why must it need be! And
the answeristhatso longuhuman nature
remains” it is will he found thwe who will
delight in laying a stumbling block in the
way of others, or in me way leading them
into sin.
Andas we. Who can fltly describe his
guilt! Who can paint the utter hatefulnas
of that man who deliberately seeks to drive
or to seduce others into sinl Thcdeepeat
woe will be his lot.
Va. 8, 9. The meaning of these verses lies
upon their surface. The sin is not in the
hand,tho foot, or the eye, but in the evil
heartthatusssthem forltsowncorruptpur—
poses. (hitting 01! the hand or toot,or pluck-
ing out the eye, therefore will not destroy the
sinful desire. The meaning, therefore, ottha
purring» is, that however deara certain object,
M orindulgence,or habit,or desire may he—
_ if it leads us into sin—we must renounce,
deny or overcome it.
V. it). This verseand thenext contain the
two reasons why children are not to be do
spiml. The first is that the Lord holds them
in high account. Their angels are near his
throne, in his immediate presence. The
doctrine of gnanliau angels is most clearly
taught in the Word. .
V. II. Thlsisthesecond ol the two reasons
just referred to. “The Son of Man is come
to save that which is lost.” And they were
lost. Therefore their I’lvatiou is within the
imnuuliah- object of his coming, and so they
are to be held in reverent estimation. As
‘ , ”thclionoi Man.” Jesus is the headof all
won-his. All creatures owe him mprems
allegiance; ”that which is lost" is his, and
he cornes to are it. And the thought is
divinely beautiful, that he who is head over
all timid thus give himself for the salvation
at the lost.
V. lit-ll. In this parableour Lord unfolds
the principle of the Divine action And
from this parable we learn that one sheep at
the Good has gone astray. One
_ Shepherd
,world has goneouttrem flamm-
hood and mdenhslllou
mumpmwelaumm ma
topsrllhia
whistle-hailed!” Talbert-town“
Isgtveshlmssltfctbllvatleaott‘hslo‘
a.»
Wehsve a large stock of the
Best Quality of
Which we are selling at the lollowim:
LOW PRICES
Canned Born. 12: ll Coast 66
“ Tomatoes ll 6 l‘ 00
ll, Ill 6
0‘ Semis- “ 72
“ Lima Ileana. 14 ll “ ll"
“ Pass, ‘15 Ill "
“ Salmon, “ls ll n
“
N
0‘
Lobster-(stain? ll
llakedllr-ans,ll'r ll
l’nlnplla, 13 ll "
Lani but not least
I llalllulnia urinals,
Very good and very chcup at file
or 5 for O] 00. We challenge
our competitors Io mulch Illls
bargain. llnvo sold a lot or
them and It few more romalnlug.
All llese Gulls Warranlell.
Less than ll falls at the titular retail price.
llllllll lumsmnl.
llflll ll "llllll’ lllFFEE.
heats the town, try ll.
Price 35c a lb.
DANIEL L’IflIMM EDIEU
Wind-lumen. bl reel Bridge.
The Model llflllll.
————1ns some»
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST “ANNEX.
if you want the choicest MEATS. obtained»
nircss of trouble or cost, you will find them at my
arkel. as well as .
Plullry lll all Kills,
IN ITS SEASON.
I F. HAYES.
Dianntéuoifi- _: 80m WW9,“
.rorm' rr. “cums,
Wholesalv and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
fill]. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Irelllgh, Iruclmwuunn. Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
Jlulll llll RUBBER 'Pllll'l‘.
Yards font of \Vasl-lngtm» and Mar
shall stun-ts. lirar-cll - film 2-» Slilhtll!
Drug Store V411.
no‘lnllln.
Manufacturers' and Painters’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandler's.
362 “'A'l‘Ell—ST., l'oot Bank,
BlllllG EPOR’I‘.
PURE LEAD 8 OILS. RAILROAD COL-
118. BEST Ill!!!) PAINTS.
Nova Scotta hand made Socks, Mills. etc . Gaun-
seys and recurs, Robber Mittens and Gloves, Oil
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. tillAClilJlS. NETS, SCOOPS
tillOVKL~ AND FORKS,
0! best material sndln special patterns tor the Oys
ter Business.
especially Prepared Cotton Dredge
has Rope, Mauillu Buoy and lland
Dredge nine.
OllsJ’acking. Waste, llorc and alull line or ling.
nectr' Supplies, Marine Lights, (basses, Flags.
warm roux ruler-:3. _
special Alteration to Orders by .llall or llmmger
Short Hlnts
.____ 03—...
Social Etiquette.
(lbmpiled from (belated and best works
on the suly'ect by "Aunt Matilda.”
PRICE. lo cent-.2
This book should be in every famil desirous of
knowing “The proper thin to do." 0 all desire
to behave properly and to now what is the best
school of manners. What shall we teach our child-
ren. that they may go out into the world well bred
men and women
nanon-r mars" min/n. theauswer, and will
he malted to say addrees postage prepaid on receipt
oi price. AL.
Until further nouns we will mail each of our
PM“. ...... °l.“.'l.‘,"$l"'l"’".‘l°°" Wm?
reer pos , me as wrs
Dobbins' laughs Soap.
By loldiu up the wrsoprrs as you would a news-
pa 1. the postage will he only 1 cents.
lws Ipulmutfnll name and address on the
oat-id ndleaud write on the wordI Ill-
l.
quellealscandthenwewlllkaowwhoseudn
I. L. CRAGINlt 00.,
rmmnmma, pass.
I”. to IIIOo
000., 4” Iain Street,
man. «as.
Wildlll'lllll lllllll‘l.
Beel.V‘esl mutilation Pork,l!altaad ' n,
Corned Beet. Wed Tongue. Bern’sm
Shoulders, wagon-ls. Mk-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
63 Washington Street.
JOHN ‘TRrs'mAlu,
OPTIGIAN,~
83 Main St.,-So. Norwulk,
m H. 5. rooms JEWELRY stunt.
CANDIES
()I all kinds. Fin-t Class
.. » ‘5» -
CORNUCOI’MS, l'lelY TOYS, ands lull arson-
mmr. of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
Lannnu's nwcm‘
311.810 IIALL BLOCK,
Is the placc to gut
Flrst-llass Groceries
of all kindslat
Low PRICES.
We roll the Coir-holder Creamery
[lulu-r in Rolls.
We also have a line lot of other
Butler 1an m- are selling low. Come
and try ll.
ll you want
600]] UHFFEE 0R TEA,
‘rl'r bou- tbc Bert.
u. r. s'rmuNs,
MITSH‘ IE}. LI. BLOCK.
Try n.-‘.
Elixirs Titty.
Bllllllllll} MAKING.
I: EI’AIIRING
GENE!“ l. IlLACKSMITlll'SO.
This is the war-uh in which to prepare for malls
and it is better in not Rally for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season
Work at all kinds [mining to carriage In
and general blacksmithmg promptly attended to.
Wagons or all kinds made to order. ,
Wagons [or sale.
Henry Tilly,
“MAIN STREET.
36H as H. S’ll'n'l‘l‘l-T,
FLIIRIST.
new
MAIN . STREET. soo'm NORWALK
GILBERT M. RITCH,
Livery and Fee
WARWICK HOTEL,
Horses and Carriages to let for all occasions.
Carriages al Depot Io meet All Trains.
Good "menus at Reasonable Prime.
Telephone connection. 882 it
FAC'JPORY
To lot or for sale, coma: and Ray round ain't-ta.
INQUI I! 0?
B. A. Woodward or Russell l‘rosr.
----ooa——-——~
For Dale
BHUICE BUILDING , LUTS !
ON WOODWARD AYE.
mom 0?
E. A. Woodward.
wean
J .H Klinefelter,
DEALER IN
Meals, Flsl lyslers,
Vegetables, Fruits,
eastern» Goons. Bro.
W
”I'll. ll. Y, ll. 11. & ll. Illllll.
‘ Irronnwo _
MAKE ROOM
' FOR MY
Spring Stuck
I All OFFERING
y, Great Inducements
Merchant“ Tailoring.
$7 .50 Pants for $5.00
Don’t Lose This Chance.
Davis
—-——TIIB -———
TAILOR,
SOUTH NOR‘VALK, CT.
GO TO
I}. H. HABVEY’S
FOR
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN 8’ BOSTON
H111 llllllllfll Bun 3,
Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Marin Street.
I WILL PAY Till-1
Highest. (‘ash Price
FOR
Rags, Boucs,pBottles Iron
and Metals.
Ill card to
WILLIAM ronsronn, '
SOUTH NORWALK.
nous:
AL]. GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
...—W”...—
The llcst Goods for
the lwast Money
———.\T——-
H. S. BROWN’S
BOOT it SHOE STORE,
Clarke: Lane’s Block.
' MAIN STREET.
(law
GET THE BEST.
...—THE...—
“ Florida ”
STEAM HEATER.
Treat laurela thirteen. one at them in the
Sentinel’oncsmhsrelt on honour operation on
lppllcalltm.
W. H. MEEKER,
dole Aacnt for Nore‘ralll.
lull-ryl'lunhlsgand Low norm healing-
' goldfish-inset!”
WWW," ”MIN“.
l
Parties moving: can mil the flock by sending posh
l
choice Flor-Ida Oranges, All. I’Blclts,
Pine lat-mom, .
Celebrated Dew-Drop Canned Corn and Vegetables,
The Very Best Tenn and Colleen,
Willa lloclr Candy liyrup,............
l’ull Cream Cheese,
Pure Maple
Angel Soap,
Northlleld Creamery Butler- lrs PRINTS, ........
Cocoa-rut Incas-cons ...........................
W 3 CIALT
W
IES.
...aaellr
95“
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sm-
ru. r‘noa'r, Cane, .......... . ........ .. . . . ...... see
All First Class [Goods at Lowest Possible , Frice‘s.
SEYMOUR BROS.
BUY”...
THE LIGHT RUNNING
Sewing Machine.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
w. B. HALL e co.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed!
Fresh Bargains Brought Ill. Light.
2 Cases Dress Goods 1% yards wide advertised by other houses at 50 ctr.. our price. 3! tie. One lot
Ladies clothe 47 cu. Best 1.95 Fotde clolbsw cts. Wide Scotch Plalde, all Wool, 5 oil. All
6-)
W301 Plain Sailing:- 25 ctr. Childrcns underwear, 10. mg, 15, and IQ eta. Regular price, 15, 3). 33, and
38.
Hamburg Edging: 1 ct a yard.
’ CLOAKS- ’
Seal Plush Sacqxxes 9:5 and 1?.50. Newmsrkete exactly half price.
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
Tomorrow we will offer a large lot of
REMNANTS
And Shorchngtbs of Bleached and Hal! Bleached Table Damasks. The lengths arewell adapted to
household. being L’. 251. 2'4. "1% :5 an] .
made and serviceable. Each length will if marked in plain figures. both the quantity and price.
entire lot will be: on our centrv bargain counter. The quailticx range {man
250. to $2.00 per yard.
yards in each piece.
The
They are very cheap. This will be a good opportunity to buy good table cloths at very low pried.
Come earl '
Our lrlénds will plhnre n-mcmherihnl every Ploak, Shawl piece of winter goods will go at sonic
price during next two weeks. Come and sec.
w. B. HALL e co.
FOR ' YOUR
FreshMeats
———-—GO TO THE—w
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
floods delivered promptly and special attention paid to orders left at the market. A lull line of
V EGE’I‘ABLES.
~llow'l‘ FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
L.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
———AT THE OLD STAND OY- —
'1‘. BURR GUYBR do SON.
spnrxawoon.
...-..-
ant. (tourists runners Prtom'rmr.
...—49*“
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH US.
GIVE U3 A TRIAL-
There are heavy, honest goods, wed
IIARD PAN PRICES.
'l'lre Cheapo-r and lies: ln‘Town.
CELER'Y
nose arrows. rnrsn uvm oar.
HOME DRESSED CHICKEN 8, Gm
rAND DUCKS.
Also a full llne of
Oranges, Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries, Eggs
and named Goods.
'Ileat. run. Oysterl, Clams ad's-canons-
Flanagan's Q Market.
New H'ome .
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