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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 6, 1888 · page 2

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diduot wish them to go on in sin, but he
“ knew they would go on and may rotor to

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, ctGod'io‘wa mercy.

qnltcd and abused llis hol 1-. rath was now
Willi. sin“ théi'aiw yond the limit
ll'e Is our worst enemy
who once was our best friend The hiltcrest
drop In the cup of eternal “'00 ia' the wrath

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mum“ mu...“ In each other their

(“harem
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cunts ore shim and uncomplontl‘kttig, {or
they were ioumlul on justice, Why
It. en 37 and low

The Pm: lSt't's as a party dato from the
ti: he of the. Mnflabfi‘s. Literill obedience to
the written low and tradition was their ruling
prim iplo The founders of the party View
ynnino reformer; but thoir dust-til. dants de-

hurt-ted into that which nus {also and evil.
fileir hypocrisy prevented their repentance.

TheSorihaa aa a bodywam organlaed in
the time of Ezra, they wcro learned in and

' were teachers of tho hm, and wore mployed

ns judges, trarwcrxbers and expuundenlof the
law.

V'. 231W. Jesus ain’t-s a distinction be»
tween theuppeurance and reality of gallium
The phurisees hunched the prophets by deco
rating their gravea butwwould not nlxaerve

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numerous-1:11 article ottheaald the

'. m-aum ofiu iniquity.

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111ml] upon iniquity, God had left them.
Thairmmittal

' a trnrmty of rcllgion'

V’. 30. Tberolsnoneodol assuming that
the Pharisees did not mean what they said,
but their lives gate the lie to their words.
Them isn tendency of each generation amid
itaown sins to condemns mug ‘ doing of

past.
V. 31. The Pharisees were reproducing
the some evil traits of character 0! their
fathers, whom they condemned. They 1mm
ready to kill tho Christ of whomth'e'prOpheta
hadwrltten. They weroln heart one with
their fathers, walking in their lootaepa
And jot to cover their and their father’s
wickedness headlined the tombs at tho mur-
dered prophets.“ The? “retell convicted
hypocrites Sin is hereditary, and our daily
acts and words betray our muship.

V. 32-33. Every mercitnlmeansexhuuated,
thoJewish people moon'gned to their own
waya They are lotto! (loll-Jets to them-

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Wmtoaaoulfitgoeaontotlllupthe
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had committal hr

oteao merozhaatly criun.

‘andtha-owaanothlu; latttortheiroountry
but destruction, and {or thanaalvaa, “aur—

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was, and a divine authority to pronounce its
nature, and a right to inflict punishment
which no mm mm

V 34—35 Christ undoubtedlyhad in mind
beaothe treatment he was eventually to no

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V‘. as. Thereisacumnlatlve tom in sin
The final punishment at last succeeds the
lougaurieaotaina Hubyalucaunnkothu
gufltotpaatagea‘thulrowu. Jouephuagtm
a moat heartauudlng account at thetulfill-
ment of this prodictiou, how 600,01” dead
hodiasweroearrledmtotthegauuotkrm
Il-Landhow“thafiruolhuruinghousea
mqmchdwithbunanhlood."

v.31. Thethnmkflll “woe" give way to
aplaint ot “11!!“th the doomed
city. Tholnnldeaplyrapatathatthoyhad
spurned theater-magma}.
onlyhyhiuuell whllaluthatlaahflmtlnall
'9me “How alien.” implies
theftaquentuaaiotluapardonaud gram
”lwould' htbedlvlna aide, aud“yewouhl
11¢,"than 'l'howholaachema
otaalvatiou,thecou1lngot ChriatJila min-
tnry-Ieuaiwn and hi deathtorthem,
MMGoddcaim their advatlon. The
raaamthattheyaro not and lathat they
wtllnotcomowhlut Thebittanatlnmli-
nththeuupolthewlcked lathatthcydo»

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V. m Joana loathe tamploou thlaoeoa-
alouwcraptutoantarlt. Omltwaa
called ”fly to..." “My {nthar'abouaamow "
heaps-ho! ltaa“your hot-a." A We
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In mmmuum. Jill Lucdglcltanfn
$1.3“me

91an at any
kin
.aroiramgh'W. 3Y5

almond-hated
FAWCETT’S,
3 Water 81.,Norwnlll,
73 Main 51. Sohorwnlli.
Wednesday, March 28,
and Thursday, March 29,
11 c mu cum!

 

Polly mo Trimmed Kata and Bonnet: every one.
diluent lovely. in maul-teat style. This dlaplay
will ha um 01 Would

1111 lo utrimtnedllala Bonnet! “it have
neared heme! a Elm clans lllllner.
remedy wlthaa. (i. Johnsona new link.
'lor our 80th Norwalk own.
on than
free
st.t'o.'l‘rtu1mlng.‘5mwcta l‘reuingtldcta
mitt!

The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.

Gain in number of oalrmndmg Pelican during
13 7,278,015

Gain ta Meets durluz 1887 31.301351“

Gainin Pmmium laconic during 1887, 9.150.671.

M
Galuln Interest Recelpta during 1887,8316”

openings-ecu. can have llata trimmed

 

Gain in (3mm Income during 188': st ”:36. m .3;
Number 0! Death Claims pa laid in I887 22%}.
”Amount paid to Policy- ho dais during 118'

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”Nominal Politico in Force, 1348.6”

New Insurance written durin 19mm 00

Capital and Surplus for mu Iy of oIIcy holds-m
am and above the mauve amount b law (4 per
cent. ) and all olhcr liabilllica, $1 16'

Amount paid by the (,Ympany Io ll! Policy-
holdm to! t lalInIi. ctr. since «minimum bill!
prmn! ln'. Tate-«l Arno!» Sill. $68 "it. PB

lllsl'l’ll l l'lP‘llK .‘ .20 nt

Yllllll‘ll Ylllll RR: R Rll

To-Morrow} ”RYE? Too Late.

Take an Endowment Policy that you may min) to
old are I! you live or If you die. it wIll ho a help
to your fatal ,1 1154 ccutaa day will giro a young
man an endowment at $1009. tohe
50y can 0! ago-
Ilay will give you a lite policy for St Dull.

112:1qu the

CONNECTICUT GENERAI

Life insurance (30.,
0F HARTFORD.

8. S. L' HOMMKDll-ZU Agent.
at South Norwrdk.

pan! to him at

Rlllll Special Attraction

Ladies White llemstitrh
Handkerchiefs, 51-.

Gent’s Printed Border Hund-
kerchiets, 5c.

Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose,
Regular Manley: pairs for 25¢.

Fire Button, Stitched Back
Kid Gloves. Black and Colors,
WARRANT“), at: 9c. :1 pair.

To arrive In a day or tum.

Job Lots in Towels,

Anothcriu
1-2 BL’D TABLF LINEN,
And still anothrr In
Turkey lied Damask.

Alsoa Beautiful Lino Chnllles
at 17 cents.

:wmuuluuu

P. S.——Just o nod. a nice
lluie Spring Jae etc at right
prl cell.

The Mlllll llarlel.

—-—-—'I III BEST—*1

MEATS

BIKVBD IN 'rnn BEST “RN33.

 

It not the choice-t 1'8. obtained»-

m
o! trouble or cool. you wlll and than at my
aa well aa

lIulIII (If all this,

111 m liaison.
F. HAYES.
11mm 11m". {com-11 nouwmt.

Joana n. l’llllllls,‘ '
Maudialallbaakrluallhtadaat

RRAL ARR RRRR

muck, mole. Cement.
mine atone. no. ‘

 

helium-’Mawma. .laoeullt

Ila-1:11, Milli, and
mom“ :om.

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Easter mutinery. —

Ladies ovum»
met by 1101.14le own material made up

or to his family III death. 5 cantaa

NorwalkSlore-

Spring Styles

’R‘é‘fllfé Mia?

DECKER’S

l’uint lllltl Wall 415p” Store,

Wl RR'YRR RRRKRT.

One Quality,~—'l‘l1o Best.

 

 

 

 

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Win number Bee: Veal. Lamb. Hutton Purl Salt and nee-II.
vlmalu'l‘rinlntd llillluerr, while the trimmings (omed Bret. 'Inoked Tongue. llama
and worhnanaht aqua shoulders Paloma, frank
.11....l'mhmrmomw W“-
0 l0 (:0 on? v
Gobollqualm, I It m
.1. Maggie” it?“ Wm B" Home Dressed Poultry a Speclalty.

Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Wuhlnatoal Street.

H. S. ROOD,

Watches,
Jewelry,

«mo—-

Silverware.

 

Special attention paid to the mp3; 1'ng of line
watches and jevulry.

tit: Main Street.

CANDIES

or all kinds. Fin-t cos.

CURRUPOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. ands (nil num-

m: of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
:‘fll MUDEI’S BLOCK.

B. F. Stevens,

M1811) HALL BLOCK,

In tho plan: to got

First-class Groceries

LOW PRICES.

We sell the .t‘olI-hcster Creamery
Butter In Rolls.

We also have 11 line lot of other

and try it.

l1 you want

RRRR RRFRRR RR TEA

111' ml, “0 MW ”11' Bun.
B. I". STEVENS,
HlSIC ll .ilJa BLCCK.

HENRY mm "

RARRIRRR RAY RR.

REPAIRING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.

Thla la the canon in which to prepare tor winter
and it is better to act lady to! rough travellhauta
wait until the| wlntaraaaaou

 

Warhol mum Marriage makl
and mpmmplly attended to M
amoral: killadelada
Wagon Innate.

Henry Tilly,
11m: STREET.

JCldN l-l. SMITH,

FLORIST.

”49W

"Al‘l l‘l‘l‘l‘tEE’l‘. SOUTH NORWALK

GILBERT M. HITCH,

 

notary and Pond stable

It Mill [CK HOTEL,

Bonn and Wuhan» all o‘l‘uloaa.
Ionattllll Tram
Good moanullmhlomm , Wt

J.H Klinefolter,

cum I!

Heals, Fill [Interim

Vegetables, Fruits,
canal: GOODS. zero

 

 

Butter that I" are selling low. (‘olue’

IIIII.,IILI.ILIIII¢I' '

 

"Warmers. " ” ‘

Lady’s Rulers ‘

25 Cents.

Men’s Rubbers,
40, ’50, 75.

MEN’S BOSTON

RYRRRRRRYRRR 8,
Best quality, $3.50.

l2 Main Street.
11.. cm and Reliable.

llllLY FREIGHT mu.
lorlall llllllurl.

~13: PROPELLERS—

‘19:”;3 .Ty'..’.h_\

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MJ.

City of “Kori-"ill. .8: Eagle,

Will make lllllly trips l-undayu cprted {or
{night he: wun New Y Irk Birth-1n L and Sonia
Sui-walk. \V ill Emul- Pi l I 0" f m of l: m- kmsn stmt.
thnlt. not; owning. ain‘t-pt Sm urduya nt 5
0%le ind 1m >32“?th a' .. p.111. Lam: Nor
walk Bring. llll l South \nma k t .1 (y (“11ng

Freight taken [rum and received for all
point» on the Dunbury and Sam": and
tlhepan; ltnllroada at unntly Reduced
Baton.

t' pon applic‘virm to agent: the City or .‘Jnrvmlh
Izod Eagle will lni and for special lots 0! trelghl
anywhcm in New tank or to: rmlully.

Wimp/3mm! an: forbid trusting any of the
ovum-cs onlo- Mason this line on account of
no 1 wow Khmer!

l Wlll PAY THE
Highest t‘ash Price
Fm:

Eloisa». Bottles iron
“and $90!: :35

Rli’lfi,

I‘Iumi» m. x .m; r.I.1I Ill 2‘ u nut-l»: by smiling poe-
tr‘ and la

‘lt 11.1 1.11; commas,
I ll Til \tlr’iV Alah

RRRRRRRY

4.01:—

lLL GRADES,

AND AT

Lowest Prices 1

ion ,,

The Best (loads for
the Least llouuy

___. AT...—

R. S. RRRWN’S

B00'l‘ & SHOE STCRE,

Clark a. Lane‘s Block.
.1... MAIN STREET. ‘
GET THE. 131 ST

 

~— Tux“...

“ Florida ”.
sumo HEATER.

 

uaala Woman. on! entha- I11 the
8milnel$wmhalhm lamina

W. H. MEEKER,

note haunt for lloawallt.
sanitary Hunting and low M beating a

warmth tor mafia“ aka: 0! Plpta.

Wflfllfitl‘fllfl Hawaii. 0t.

 

 

 

Rem-on’n Market.

 

1”,.

if; {31 ll ,2 if

LLPAPnui

”unwww
. yr; *2 ‘vv

Borders In all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order. .

A. DIGKERMAN & SON’R

39 Washington Streot, \outh Norwélll

BridgeportW Bargain House;
OPENING WEEK.

Kw—a—w

va'l’AllALLELLED INDUCEMENTS.

W. B. HALLOIICO

one: an not In new atock ol

LADIES’ 'BROADOLOTHS,

French Silk _Warp, Henriettas. French
Foule, Beige and Borges, Elegant
New Combinations. ‘
Wonderful Bargains In Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES

I25 PIECES PURELY ALL—WOOL

SUITINGS,

In Plain and Mixtures. lndud‘ma, all the \‘cw Spring Coloring» (this season's goods), we otter at

SOC-Y Per

Ydar .
Ioo mucus VERY mu: QUALITY

Engllsh Surtlng's,
Pm 'l‘nlIoI Made Suns. In to durum: mica at check- and 43 inches wida. grinds that were imported IhIs
spring Io mail at $.21“? otter this lot at

$1-oo. Per

Yard.

We also out a veryalabonle aseortmcul iu Silk Warp Henrietta. no inches wide. at

$1. 00" and ‘$1.25 or...

Eli ghrypiecm o! Blast llhadaarent me. 751:, 89c and uric, wcnhsl 00 $1.19 31.2.1 and st. 50.
for I‘Itntplul an it is the neutral silk bargain on record.
Pom Silkswc 56c, unclean. tsold everywhmal Elk. and $1.09.

COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.

W.B.I-IALL&C°
OUR SPECIALTIES.

Sol-Infield Creamery Butter in PRINTS, ...................... 35c Ila
(ocnnnut Mat-aromas ............................................ 55 1-,
Choice Florida um: :05, ALI. Fillet-.37,

l‘tne Lemons

Celebrated Dear -l)rup Canned torn and Vegetables.

1110 \cry But 'chu and (toners,

White Rock fund) Syrup, ............ . ........................ 20c qt
li‘ull l‘renm Cheese,

Pure Maple syrup, ................................................ 85 “
Angel Soup, t’t’lbl. l-‘lAlA’l‘,(:nkc, .............................. 05c

All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.

SEYMOUR BROS.
” FOR YOUR YR"? '

Fresh Meats

—-—~GO T0 Till—~—

PEOPLES’ MARKET.

(load! delivered promptly and special attention paid to orders left at the market. A full line a!

VEGETABLES.
DON’T FoRGE'l‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS

T. 31133 BUYER Jr SON.
spumowoon.

 

 

 

 

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an. «moons “noun Pnoszv'rm:

-—-—49>-——-—-

CITY FOLKS FIND 11‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TlttllK WITH US.
GIVE U. A TRIAL-I.

 

 

HARD PAN PIRICES.

The am: and Boat I- Town.

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Alba fallllueol
“Oranges. Lemon. Pram. Croatian-tea Baal
and W Goods. - '

murlmmmmwm

 

 
 

 

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