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DR. , 'I‘ALlIAGE’S SERMON.
mummy» DAY AT THE BROOK-
Lv'N TABERNAGLE.
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m Learned and Eloqnont Divine Db
mm on the I’hlloumby of the Chall-
lu Ballle "ward and "urn“ Sum fro-
Ormln In Ill-whim».
BROOKLYN. Sept. Ill~Tulny was sacra-
mental day a: the Tubernnele, and the more
than four thousand commuuu-am members
were juinml by thouunmls from all purist)!
fill: country and from other lands in the
.crud (firmnemoratlon. The l’wv. 'l'. Do
“'“t Tnlzmgfi. I). I). , pl‘t‘flCIlU‘I It‘d") EIBklOI
VI , ‘23: “Make a vhuin!" He said:
At mm and in cullcgo, In announcing
the meolmnlrul powers, we glorified theleva’,
the pulley, the Inclined plane. the screw, the
ax]: and the wheel, but my text calls us I"
truly the philosophy of the chain. These
links of metal. on. with another. attracted
theold Bible authors. and We boar the chain
rattle and melt: roll all the way through
Mn Genesis In Revolution, flushingns nu
adornment, or rvstruiulng us in captivity, or
boldlng'ln wxljuuctlt‘m, as in vase of mt
dduery. 1-,, do him honor, I’lmmoh hung a
dual!) of gold about tho mark of Joseph, and
Belshnzmr one about the mud: of Daniel.
The high priest hall on his bromtplnre two
chains of gold. 0n the vamols‘ nooks, us
the Ishmaellfts drum up to Gideon, jlngled
chains of gold.
The Bible refers to the church as bnylng
loch glittering: mloruments, saying: "Thy
neck ls comely with rhains of gold." 0n the
other band. In rhuln means captivity. David.
the psalmist, emlta that power had been
given over his enemies, “to blnd their klngs
with chains." Tho old missionary apostle
cries out, “For the hope of Israel, I am
bound with this chain." In tho prison when
Peter ls Incarcerated, you hear one dnya
great crushuttbe falling ofl’ of his chains. St.
John saw an angel come down from heaven
to mnuaclo the powers of darkness, and
having "a great chain In his hand,” and the
fallen angels nre represented on "reserved in
everlasting vhnlus.“ whllo in my text for the
armstnud limitatiouof 2hr.- inlqulty of his
time, Ezekiel thunder-s out: "Make a chain 5"
What I wish to impress upon myself and
upon you Is the strength in right and wrong
directions, of cousocutlve forum, the superior
powor of n chain of infliwuces above one in-
fluence, the great advantage of u congerles
of Dali: above one link. and in all {:1me
government and In all effort to rescue others
and in all attempt to stop Iniquity, take the
: suggestion of my text and make n chain!
That which contains tho greatest Import-
unoo, that which encloses the most tremenda
ous' opportunltlos, that which 01 earth"
Ihlngs is most Watched by other Wnrlnlz', that
which has beating against its two side; all
the eterultles, is the cradle. The grave is
nothing In importmwe compami with It, for
that is only n. gully that we stop norm in n
accoud, but the cradle has 'HLIIID it a new
eternity, just born and never to was). When
three or four years ago the Ohio river over-
mm'od its banks and the wi Id freshet-s swept
down with them lmrvants and cities, ono day
was found floating on the bosom of the
waters n cradle with a child in i: all unhurt,
m‘nppol up snug and worm, nnd its bluo eyes
looking into the blue of the open heavens. It
was mentioned as something extmnnllnary.
But every cradle is, with Its youngpusscugvr,
flouting on the swift rvurrent of tho Cl’llllll'lcs,
deep calling to deep, Uhios and St. La wreucps
and Elisslsippis of influence, bearing ll. on-
wnrd. Now What shall be done with this
uewllfo rummly launchall Teach him an
evening prayer: That is Important, but not
enough. Hear himns soon as he can recite
some gospel hymn or catechism! That Is lm-
ponnut, but not enough. Every Sabbath
afternoon rural him a Bible story! That is
ixnpomult. but not enough. Once in a while
a lessen, once in a while u prayer, once in a
while u nutmlulng influence? All the-scum
important, but not enough. Each one of
those Influences ls only a link, and it will not
hold him in the tremendous emergencies of
life. lpt it be constant instruction, constant
prayer, constant application of good influ‘
ems. a long line of consecutive impressions,
nothing from his first year to his fifth, and
from bk :1th year to his tenth, and from hi-
teutb year to his twentieth. "Make a
chain!"
Spusmodiu alucntinn, paroxysmal discl-
pliue, occasional fidelity, mount to nothing.
You can as 919in hold an anchor by om link
ushoblu child to the right by isolated and In-
termittent fulthfulnm The example must
connect with the instruction. The comerh
nation mint mmblne with the notions. The
week day wmlstemy must mnjoin with tho
Sunday worship. Iluve family prayers by
all mam»; but be petulant and inoonsmleut
and unrvamnable In your bouuehold, and
your family prayers will be u blusphemous
farce. So great in our times are the temp-
tations of young men to dissipation and
young wouwn to social follies, that it is most
important that the first eighteen years of
their life be charged with a religious power
that Wdl hold them when they get out of the
harbor of home into the stormy ocean
of active life. Them i'i such a thing as
impressing chlldmn so powerfully with good.
that sixty years will have no more power
tooflnco it than sixty minutes. What a rough
time that young 1mm has lndoing wrong,
carefully nurtured us be was! In» father and
mother have been (load for years, or over In
Scotland or England or Ireland; but they
have :tood In the doorway of every dram
shop that he entered, and under the chum»
liar of every home of dissipation, saying:
"My non. this Is no place for you. Have you
forgotten tho old folks? Don‘t you recognix
mule wrinkles and this stoop In the shout r
md this ”emblem hand! Go home, my boy,
9: bowel By the God to whom we commented
you. by the cradle inwhicb wgroclo 1 you, by
the gran grown gran- Inlhe' . I (marry
cimrcbyurd. by the heaven I‘. e We hope
ya to meet you, go home! Go name. my boy.
m bowel" And tom- Bu“ .uy you will be
tollnd that 301' .5 man suddenly
.klnz for the pnymu: mochumb. 80ml
Sunday you will loo l‘.n no the mm!
and palm}. dunking from the “I!” kind of
clnlleo that. :ha old fella drank out of year:
ago when they calmnemornml the summing:
of the Lord Yes. my lad. you do not ban
Inch fun in sin a- you new to have. I know
what spoil: your fun. You cannot shnkl o!
tholnumncaoftbou prom long ago at
feral, or of than kind odmmlltiom You
cannot make them go any, and you feel like
flying: ”Full“. whim you doing hem
“um. why do you bother me with ma-
wmuimmumsl Buttbey
will not go «or. They will
back from your all plus, though
to com down from their
In ham and fluid In
of bill. and their boob
the My blul. and will: Mr
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mightily lb!- morulng on. . ._
on mybemmndtoshedlv ’,
you my. to convlnoa ntbmyf'v ,flm
Witty. W10” your!
but there ‘1: not no much power In»
Ivnlwche utter It has dipped for I _
feet and having utruvk a lower elil! ls hung
la second bound for 1,500 feet metro!
plunge, as there is power in the chaln'thut
pulls you this momum toward 00d and Chrlst
and heaven. 0b! the almighty pull 0! the
long r-haln of early gracious iniluencml
But all people Mira-Ben 30 and 40 year: of
38°. )‘08. bet ween 40 and ISO—aye, between .50
and 60 yearn, and ull leptungennn’ans as
wall. used a purroundlng conjunction at good
Influenoqa. In Sing Sing. Auburn, May-r
mousing and all the other great prisons. no
men and women who went wrong in mid-1116
and old age. We head around us a cordon of
good influences. We forget to apply tho
well known rule that a chain is no stronger
than Its \wukost link. If the "llnlll be Hindu
up of a thouxaml linha and him: hundred and
ninetyvuine um strong, but one is weak, lb»
chain will be in danger of breaking at
that one weak link. We may b: strong In a'
thousand exoelleutw unelyet hum one wank.
nous which unxlnugew us. Tim! is the reason
that we sometimes we xm-u distinguished for
a whole round of vii-um oollnpw and go
down. The weak link to the otliorwlw stout
chnln guys wuy under lllu pnsstlro.
Tho llrst chnln bridgu u as built in Scot-
land. Walter Scott h‘IIS how the French
imitated it In :1 brlulgv- :u‘mss the: rnjer Sumo.
But there was (mu weak point in that vbuin
bridge. There was 0. middle bolt that was of
poor material, but lhuy :lldnot know how
muvh depended on that middle bolt of the
rlmln brillgn. 0n the opening day It provos-
einn startt‘d, led on by tho buildor vl the
bridge, and when llm might y weight n! the
procession was fairly on it the brnlgn broke
and precipltntml the multitudes. The brldge
WM all right except in that mlddl» bolt. So
the bridgeof «'huracwr may be rumlonp of
mighty links strong enough to hold a mountr
nlu; but If there be firm wml; spot, that one
polnt unlmkcd ultvr may be the destruvtlon
of everything. And “but nulltlmdas have
gone down fur all time um! ull etenllty Ix»
cause In tho cbnln bridgn of their charm-tor
there was lacking n strong middle bolt.‘ lln
bad but one {null and that was uvurxm;
hence, furgfiy. llu had but om:- fnultonvl
that mm a burning thirst for int-vxicnnt-‘s;
fault and that Ian inonlinntg fomhlm for
dress, and ham her own and her husband's
bankruptcy. She had but one fault and that
u quick temper; hence the dlsgrar‘r-ful out—
burst. What we all want Is to have put
around us a strong chain of good influences.
Christian association is a link. Good litera-
tum in 8 link. Church membership I» n link.
Habit of prayer ls n link. Soriptum manor-ch
Isallnk. Faith ln God .15 a link. Put to
gether all those Influences. Make a chain!
Most excellent Is it for us to get into com.
puny better than oumlrei If we are given
to telling vile smrles l»t us put Ourselves
among those who will not abide such utter-
uuce. If we an- stingy let us put ourselvcw
Imong the chuntuble. If We um mrm no lot
us put ourselves among the gmxlnatuml.
If we are given to tittlo—tuttlc let us put our~
selves nmoug LhWfiO who equal; no III. of their
neighbors. If no orcclesgmndout let us put
ourselves among than: who funk» the bust of
things. If (ml is mnmginus, I mu glad to
any that good Is also cult-hing, I‘eflplu g mp
into the hill country for pbym'ml health; 50
if you would be strong in your soul but your—
self up of! tho Lowlands into tho nllltuIIL-M f
lilgh mural nssoclntlun. Fur mm: y of
the (‘irt‘umstmmes of our llfu We um nu:
I'esgmmbla ‘- ir our parentage we nn- nut r»
sponsiblv. For the place of our nutn'lty, n. n?
respuuslblv; for our feutums, our stature,
our color, not l'lfip'lusllilc; fur tln- family rp-
latmu In whlch we were born, for our nub
urul tastes, for our mental character, not
msgumslblo. Ilut wears respmslblo for Klu-
nymcintcs that W" choose and the: moral lu-
Iluvnvm uudvr which we put "lira-Ira
Character necks on (\quillbrium. A. II, In n
good man. Y. Z. Isu bad man. Ill-t them
now voluntarily chimp each other's bot‘lel
A. ll will lose u part0! his gmyluoss, null Y.
Z. a part of his bndnesn, and they wlll grind»
unlly appnxmh each other in rhnrnctvr. and
will finally stand on the same level. Uuo 0f
theold painters refused to look nt poor plop
ares because, he said, It dumngul his style.
A musician cannot oxford to dwnll among
disconb, nor can a writer afford to
peruse books u! lnfcrlor style, nor
an architect walk out among disproxmr
tinned structures. And no man oruomnn
was cverso good (u to bumble toallonl to
choose evil nsswmtlons. Therefore I said,
have It a rulo of your life to go among those
better than yourselves. Cannot find thou)!
Then What a pink of wrfectlun you must be!
When was your character completed! What
amisfortuuo for the saintly nud nngeln-uf
heaven that theynru not enjoying Illl‘ lm»
proving influonr‘n of your smug-z All, if
you cannot find those better than yourself, it
is because you are ignorant of yoursulf.
“'01: unto you, Svl'lbos mul l’lmrlsdlfi, bypuv
critesl
But, as l remarked in theoponing, lnsncrcd
and in all Styles of literature In rbnln means
not only adornment and royzlltyol nature
butmulching-s(-nptiyity. And Isupstethcre
mthosu in that wusu deliberately and per—
sistently making n chain. Now here is a
young man of good physical health, good
manners and good allocation. llow shall he
put together enough links to mnkeu chain
for the down hill road? I will give him some
directions. First let him smoke. If he cannot
stand cigars, let him try cigarettes. I think
(:in will help him on this read a little
more rapidly because the doctors may there In
more pomm in them, nndso he will be helped
dung faster, and l have the morn confidence
in proposing this bwnuw about flfty of the
{out young men of Brooklyn dur'
lug the last year were, according tn
the docwrs' reports, lulled by rlgurutm
Leg hlm drink light wines first, or
nlo or lager. an I gradually he will be able to
take something stronger, and as all styles of
strong arm, are nwre and more alum-null,
his pm‘rudwill be fwllltautl. With the
old “Ill"ill‘lllksfl mun uldom lot delirium
m'u bolero 3001' {0 yearn of use; now he
can gentle madman bythe “me hall 18.
Lotblm play «rd-.mgh may put up
ulnyrtnuld Intemttotbo pm If the
father and mother will play with him. that
w‘ lp by way of oounueuuucing tbolmblt.
n will bomb a plea-nut thing to think
our in the day of Judgment, wlmn the
puma give account for the elevated man-
na So which they have rated their cbll~
dren. Every plan-ant Sunday afternoon
like a carriage ride and slap at the hotels on
dtbe'f side the rod for Sabbath tetrah-
m-nts. Do ml. let um old logy pro-
jadioou against Hubbub breaking domi—
m you. [late a mnbenbip m tom.
vmmmndhughuloud as any 0!
than In derision of those who belong to the
mm at your ulnar and mother. Hitch
mblo overboard an old fashioned-ml
sully for womon and children. Randall
mammalian that put Chrlrunnlly
nut-«Irmandgom bear all the lam
manna-ugh Christ, who. they say. In-
Mddbdngmmgbty One be Mod
and the Implanted
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moJMn-ou Ingmar
m,th"f‘ yfilmbolludnnd In .0
Mann“ that will do‘woll‘euoug for
We! my. ,u ladleu' parlorpput up
whinglworthy, put up more. put. upall
on have. .‘Wewdmr You have succeeded.
’ou have ”madl- cbnlnwthafiobacco habit
gas link, the rum habit ouo link, the Impufl
club another link. infidelity another link.
Sabbath dmmtion another link, unclean-
nessanother bull, and altogethvr they mall:
achuln And so them I» ncbajnou our
bandandoubllnon your foot andac In
on your touguo and n chnln on your eye
and a chain on your brain and a chain
on your property and a chain on your soul.
Some day you wake up nnd you any: ”I am
mode! this, and I am going to get loos.
from this shackle." You pound away with
the bummer of good resolution, but (“not
break the thrull. Your friends join you In A
cousplrury of help but full exhausted In the
unnynihng attempt. Now you begin, and
with the writhing of n Lam-ooh, to tryto
break away, and the muscle» are distended,
and the great. beads of perlplrntlon dot your
forebeud,und the eyes stand out from the
sockets, and with all the mneentruted enor—
gles of body, mind and soul you attempt to
get loose but have only made the chaln sink
deeper. All the chllxl that encamp In the
wine flask and the rum jug and tho decanter
—lor each one has n «lenl of its own
——come out and fill. nruuml you anal that.
tar. In sumo midnight you Eprlng from
your couch and cry: "I am fast. 0 (bod,
lrtmelwso! 0 yo wwem of darkncsm, let
me loose! Father and ruothrrnndbrolhvnl
and sisters, hr-lp ma to get have!“ And you
turn your praynr to blupluxruy, sud than
your blasphemy into prayer. and tnnllthe
dxu uud uproar thorn ls pluyul an Ill‘L‘UIIlllIP
nimrnt, not an un'nmpnnlmnut by buy and
pedal, but tho urwnupanlrucnt ls mttle, and
the rattle is that of n vhnlu. Fur llvo yearn,
for ton yours, for twenty years, you how
been making a ('hnln.
llut here I lm a step higher, and tell you
thwmxsuwwl r [but ran bn‘uk nnycbnlu,
chain of bod ', chum of mind. chain of soul.
The lotion 1 lat tho bummer of the Gospvl
have broken OR, if pilml together, would
make A mmmmin. Tho «‘aptlvm whom
Christ has am true, If stun! side by aide,
would nullze unurmy. Qulckrl‘ than n ship
Chandler's furnace ever nmltbd n cnblo,
quicker than 0. Roy over unlocked a bnmloufl,
quicker than the bayonet: of revolution prlod
open the llostilo, you may be libornbml and
mmlon fraz- mu or a {reo dnuglm-r of God
You have only to chmm between serf—
dom and «nmxclpntmn, between u chain and
a. mmm‘t, between Satan and God. Make up
your mind and mulls: it up quick. When the
king of Ngrzlrm bad comm tho Kalb-spout
and mu: about to march through Thrnm, hn
sent word to the people in the differ
cut regions asking them whether ho
should march through their countries
as a frln-ud or an enemy. “By all means
as a friend," answered most of the
regions, but tho king of Marroduu replied: "I
u ill take llmn m («insider it." “Then," said
the king of Sparta. “let him consider If, but
mmulinm, wn mm‘vh ~—W0 nmn'lL" Ho
Cilrid, our King, gm 3 11.; our choice between
bio frimdslsp and llli frown, null umnyof
u; how luu; Iran ("ULLSIIIE‘I'IIIK whnt we had
lmu r do; but Kli‘fllltllllv ho wanting;- an. and
our n;x;mrtunlt;és m llmrt‘lllllg by. And we
shall In llu- laying subju'ts of bin ream, or
the Vlclluls of uurnwn ulwlurul‘y. So, Inrge
you t) prohpdnnry, rntlwr than slow
nlcnllvrazmu, and I will “'l'lld all over your
n \ul um \wnls v-f l‘hrist I saw lnu‘ribml on
tham-mmnnn: u! I’riuvess Elizabeth in the
lulu of Wight, Lll" Words bu whirl: her indcx
mgr-r pmntnl in tho open Bible when she was
found dead In Ilrl' bed uftnrnllfrtlmo of
lrxullh. "\.‘ me unto mu. all ye who are
yrmry usul heavy laden, and I will give you
rest." ls leroadmnhard hum? Younmy. by
tho Saviour's gram, have that llruonhlrst ut—
turly extinguished. Is tlmre a defraudcr
here? You may be would u saint. 1:4 then.- a
llbcrtluo hon»! You buy b0 minus para (IS
the light. When umlulster In an ullhloul‘
meeting In Scotland was euloglzlng gmidncss.
there were hanging around the ed 0 of the
audience some of the most ulvprnvml men and
women, and the minister said nothing about
marry for pr: ulzgnls. And 11 depraved woman
cried out; "Your rope is not long mmgh for
the like 0! us." Blessed be God, our Gospel
can fathom tho deepest depths and reach to
farthest wanderings, and here Is n rope that
is long enough to resvuo the Worst: "Whoso—
ever will."
But why take extreme ”was, when we all
have been or are now the captives of sin and
death! And vw may through tho great
Eumxcipntorllrop our shackles and take a
throne. You have Linked at your hand nml
arm only (Ls‘ being useful now, and neurious
piece of anatomy, but thorn is something
about your hand and arm that muko mo
think they nro nu undeveloped wing. And
If you would know what [numibilllies um
suggested by that, uni; llm eagle that has
looked close into tho, eye of the nwndny sun;
or ask the nlnbatross that has strurk its claw
into tho black locksol 1h» tempest; or ask
the condor that this morning is descending
mum highest peak of Clilmlwrnw. Your
right hand null arm and your left hand and
arm, two ulnlm‘elnyml Wings, butler gyl
ready for the cmpyrmu.
lbw, my soul, and 51mm] thy wing,
Thy hem-r pull. of truce.
There haw been vhnlns famous in the
world's history, burl) n‘a' tho chain Which fur
“and the prlwncrof Chillnn to the plllm‘,
Into tbesxaplu of Much I have thrust my
bamboo the lmlntul rook ol the Lake of
Geneva; such as tho eluun which the Russian
exile chinks on his uuy to tho mlnaof Bl-
berln; such as the chum whit-h zcnobla, tho
camivc queen. wore when brought Inbithe
pmnee of Aurellan. Aye, there have been
races In chains. and nations In chains. and
there but been a World in chums; but,
thank God. the last one of them shall
be broken, and under the liberating
power of the omnipotent Gospel the twinkle:
Ilmll fall from the hut-neck and tho but am
NM] tholnM‘. foot. But these shuttered fet—
ter: shallnll bombard up again from the
dungeons and the work home: and the mines
null the river: and the fields, und they shall
Igaln bewehled and ngaln strung link to
link, and pol‘uhml and translormed until this
world which bxu wumleml on and been A re
cream world and u but world, shall by
but chain be lifted and hung to the throne
of “(11,110 longer the Iron chain of o- r...
uou, but tho golden chain of redeeming on.
There let thin old rumoured world swln for-
ever! Roll on, ya yam; roll on, ya n73;
roll on, yo hours, and hasten the glorlom
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The Swallow: or ling-r3.
'11:- Kluzum river in a favorite but for
mos-wallow. Any cool evening thousand-
of tum tireless birds may be seen hovering
w the sun-facet): pummel their mlnuto
Insect m. Theym rue-dye! mum.
bullied opener. During thadny they pack
on the telegraph win- by the rmdnldc, and
M loud MW nub-bowl along
drums. Than I: no nor. valuable bird
than themllaw. nod unitary alleged upom
m wboflro lumbehol them wlely for
mom M“ "" "M
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Vl'c are prepared lotto Ilm clan job of
SLATING
ll! clthfl BANGOR. EAST HANIJOR, or
PENABGY E SLATE
a! 5 nuts per In! all lllfll‘ll.
Farrier wishing shite roofing should mil on m-
helnn- routmung elu‘wncre.
A. BACK &. Co.
Wale: 82.. foot of Emma South Norwulli.
FAWCETT’S
W- ()1:
Ewryxhlng lnl'n- eminl out Ik‘fnt.‘ Augu-l l'v'h.
Elegant Llne of straw “mule 2:5 to 501?.
\‘mm- and rm- “but Hamlin- you can gr: ul
FAWCETT’S
\ Fl'lll. LIN!) 0F
PAINTS,
Ilm'ry Iirns. ”an! Oil Fininh
“' ire
slum-thing um. kw: thin: out.
MI'SII ' IIA LI. IIUK‘K
»» «’IIIB BEST“-
NEIIVEI) IN ’I‘Illl llllli'l' MANNY-ill
Market. a:- well u»
Poultry of all Kills
IN ITS BRAMW.
F. EIAYEFL
l'llutx l ‘> V-HJI'K . sols'l‘ll Null“ AL}.
S'l‘ ICA NI
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application.
Sole Agelut Ior Norialk.
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fllA‘l'lllO A SPIL'IAL'I‘Y.
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”Indium to. «max all m of than.
new Ill. lull m 0|.
GREAT CLUSING UU‘I‘ SALE
MILLINERY I
Trimmed Huh 3' 1" $3-
FIJO\VICI{S “)0 In :lllt'.
73 MAIN STREET, South, Norwulk.
Builders Hardware,
Oils Varnléhes.
' Poultry,
Sit-cl ”our )Iul 9.
W.C.QUINTARD,
_. W .. Vegetables,
The Model Mariel.
, I! you warn the NIHH‘w-l MEATH. obtained»
animu- or xrouhb- or run, you Illl and them of m;
l
HEATER.
Twmuly m «M hum. mum, one»! In.“ In Ibr-
mum "aloe, what,» It can In men lnopcm’mn on
w. H. MEEKER
SANITARY I’LUIIIING AND LOW PRWURI
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. na~urz .2: unzxawmmflcm1le:
MATHUSHEK l
PIANOS.
“Tried and Trlumphnm."
Unequalled in Riches: and Bull at Tue.
GREAT CAPACITY OF VI’RATIOH
AND DURABILITY.
Each Instrument over I2 months In
urpceu ofconnrucflon. Best material. "
and finest workmanshlp.
roux wannun‘rtn. ITThe, mu ml
, n IlfMimo and keep In tune at one- 3
1 quarter the enpense of any other plano.
OVER moon!“ use
m: m—w {rc- ' .Wfi
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an.lrsnxn-v'.r$¢.£t2'
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‘- prlcen to i
I? I'll! TREAT e. SHEPARD 90., g
1'91 Dunno: Stun Nu; Hum, Couu.'
5
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Also i,
Bmoctmn‘r, Mrmnlu. Daununv, sun-z
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Iona. MtooLtroxN on WEST wmsrto.
C'AY( cu Cnmucvocur ,
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.. Sou hum; row 1»!
:31‘W’E1v1_nnolvl“‘.r‘31';~‘ .-
rungs" w "rio nusmz
THE BEST or
Meats,
_..., AND-—-~' ~~ a
r‘lwtl}! fn-sh and a: I mmlemw prim would unwell
In will A! [be
luMMue
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders mllclted and good- Ilium-ml to any part
a! City.
IlllISllllIt Slllll‘lllllll, I’I'lllll.
BAL- ANom
"qwoFm
SUMMER minimum
GREATLY . REDUCED PRICES.
l. IIIlKIlIIlIlII & son,
ll: Washington Street, South Norwalk.
BRIDGET-PORT.
W. B. HA LL & 00.,
BLACK SILKS All] RlllllMlS.
"are Made a Large Purchase of Black and Colored Ilhadulnes
When they have on rule (Inlay no follow:
12 Marco regulw SI qzmlil y Rhndnmvs 625:}. No purl: bargain was over olfeml in llllr- city.
lb plane of I I‘ll” better quality at 75c. m pieces 83...") (Jolnrrll Ilhutlaub-s at 75c. _
Faillc Francoise.
We will so-ll the vxtm wide Valli»: Francoise 3 led days more a: 5!. No ruch value- cm: be found only
[side of our store.
Black Silks.
Full nrmrtuwnt of the butt make» of Foreign Silks, as aim our (mu Gulixet sill“, of,which we warrant
every drew. .
Succurappa.
“‘e huvr now rrnuly fm-b inyoiras of lb» "It-brawl Sartunpm silk! whit h uurl,‘ll"l1»lmrs llkv' ‘n wo-ll
'I‘hc- fl and SL2?) numbvzre an: aw rlrl: nml «lamhle: as any other 3L?» null-51.7.5 Silk;
Regatta Silks.
Wu,- have u’ao a sprr-izll lot of slime excellent Silk», prices m, 75, 37, M2 and 31; {hm- nrw Hum 13 to
(we. a yaul under the wholesale prices.
. , . _ _'
Other American bills.
Wu hnw {hr-mother mllkw of Amerlun Silks, a! well an n ry high npmz‘uie-A nf Funimi Silk!
Trimming Silks.
‘birm-mrrme-ntof lbrh l’lnid Moire and Stripe-d Silk-n for trimming- and mmhlnutiuna is- complete.
“lull grades or Pullle, Nlmh bud Bbmlumt: Silks.
r . w
I elvets and l’lushes.
SIX distinct quzl’l iw of I‘lurbtx, bat: and‘mt’dmm grout-s of \‘vlwtp. Ill plumb-v- of our 751‘. I’m-h.
' r
.20 (THIS.
W.- » zll wll 1’») pin-r:- morr‘ of our wonderful 5.00. I’lu-hes.
pm»! and in c-wry may the but Plllrll eyer sold for 50v.
Black Goods.
Ewry number n! lllarla Ilrnricffus now In stock; prim-l from 55¢. to 8:: [v r yard.
) - . .' -
lneslly Ilozmcltas.
“'v n‘uo hm’v I wry number n! above rely-brutal milky.
how ll caves,
Wrarc rhowlngupwanlsof lwrntydlw-nvw myaswin llurk (“KL-1, vary novelty in mm lnrmllun?
al-o m Blnck and “but down- rau now be emu in our lllzlLk Goods, lh-[urtmemt
W.B.HALL&CO
At 70" Washington Street
You can obtain a small loan New Haven Ilarn for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb‘s Tongue, Richard & Robbinsy Lunch
Hum, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled lleats,
a bottle: of Lime Fruit Juice for Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca—
roni, Icml Iloney Fingers, Cocouuut and Vanilla Cream Wafers.
and a large assortment with which to celebrate the. Glorious
4th of July.
W» chum flu.“ l’iuvdh l“ h: the I» rl liniihed
0"
{DEW bROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
; ‘70 \VASIIIN(i-'l‘( )N S'l‘lildl‘l'l‘.
A 1,001; at. Our Large Assortmon; bf
r-FURNITUREM
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
Tho-1’11"“: to Buy is at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 51-.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
IlIIIIIIIIIlSI
ll *Ollflls'
“PL“RIBA” L Em
must Prices I
w.“ M
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
.-—-——AT—-—
ll. 8. BRIIWN’S
BOUT & 811013 swans,
Clark In: Land: mock.
:uv IAIN STREET.
PEACHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for Cunning. For a Large As-
sortment and a Nice Selection, go to
llllllllll WIII'I'IIIIIIIII’S
48 Main Street, South Norwalk.
cnocsmes 'AIID MEATS
“A? m OLD "AND Ola--
T. BEER Gum £80142
svmowoon.
ALI; ”IDES! FILLED PBOBIPTLY.
JITY FOLKS mm 11' 1'0 mum ADVANTAGE '10 TRADE WITH US.
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Wall Paper;
WHITE BLANKS: L'
15c Double Roll 1
Decker’a I
Palm and Wall Paper Store.
54 MAIN STREET,
8017'!!! NORWALI.
u: can!
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Now is lhe time to put in your
llllll’l mun
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Alxvays: in Stock.
W
leliverel By Careful Driven.
Clean and Free from
Slate 01' Stonefil,
lllMlllllll
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
South figrwalk
N E W YO R K I
(‘ommencing ll uy 26,’
2 . ~ ’P pp... . . .
Willmkedally MEWS-nay! '
leaving South l.zzorwalk at 7-50 I...
tnmln
heave New York. “"323, East Blur,
tool of Bevin-n sum, 2.30
p. 111., um 234 street
2.50 [9. III.
.. "firm
bmgle Tickets . . " 40c
Excursion Tickets. . . 60:
l’rolgI-t Received do... ’1‘. mtg s p...
W'All pom:- a... Minimum; lay at tho
employm-enr the Mu on Ibis line on law of
{ennui
0
Hum: mry uranium: and "win; by
FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA I
-‘———' woo-
Dancing Pavilion Fm
First-Class Restaurant
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
”NW...“
Thins have Non-ll to connect with m -
Wilma Point as 7 3.27 lawn... 1%“;-
‘l’ulnn Lave Soul um: u I.“ 4
I. m, l man” if. m.
Mince-non: Hawaiians-hm M l- .
”will” 212‘.“ $395 lit 1.”. '
I V" 011 B . I. I.
.5 mkp. m. m Wilma Point. and 5.40 for but}?
In! .
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mum l run :
it! If
tuwuuuiumn "
am: Main tau-cor, '
80. WE'LL .
mum at m Mimi.
Full line a lawn-amp.
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