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While we make this merciful and righteous
'lllowauoe in regard to those who were
plunged into mental lncoln‘renceJ declare
that that man who inthe use of his reason,
y his own act, shape the bond between his
body sud liissoul goes straight into perditiou.
Bhulll pruteitl Itewlations xxl, 8, "Mur-
derers shall have their part in the lake which
burneth with fire and brim-Ilene." Revels-
fions xxii, 15,”l\',1thout are dogs, and sorcer-
ers, and whoremijjn, and murderers!
on W in this Crl-ior-(lruuilw
W no ”relation Iii Accord.
m". Oct. In...“ the Tabernacle
“menu, the Rev '1‘. De Witt Tomaso,
”In.“ for his text Acts xv,i ‘23 and ‘29:
fill. dress out his sword, and would have
‘ 'Ifildhiiuuelfnupposiag that the prisoners
~, Mil-lined. But Paul cried with a loud
who, saying, Do thyself no harm. ” The
Mwssnsfollows:
" Hm lsn would be suicide nrrcstml in his
My attempt. He was a sherilll, and ae-
mdiag to the Roman law, a bailiff himself
Wander the punishment due an mm
prisoner; audit the prisoner breaking jail
Influenced tobeendungeoned for thrceor
{norm than tho sheriff must be endun-
poued‘for three or fear years; and if the
Win-coking jail was to have suffered
punishment, then the sheriff must
capital punishment. The sheriff had
red especial ( h Irgo to keep II sharp look-
You do not believe the New Testmncutf
Then, perhaps, 5" believe the Ten Com-
mandments: "Thou shalt not kill.” Do you
say all these Iwges refer to the taking of the
life of others! Then I ask you if you are not
its rujumsiblu for your ownlife ”for the
life of others! God gave you a special trust
in your life. He made you the custodian of
your life nshe made you the custmlian of
mother life. He gave you as wwpons With
whichto defend it two arms to strike brick
assailants, two eyes to watch for invasion,
and a natural love of life which ought over
who on the alert. ,;\.W*if‘illlill.liln of other!
ion mild ci lino Compared with the Winn-
”it“ Punlnn confideén Th" 90‘ eminent had tion of yourself, because in the latter case It
‘“ I“ and b3” ‘0 keep is treachery to ,an especial trust, it is the sur-
If. , ”'0 €19 .' u about whom there render of u chstle you went especially up-
, may“! unmet strum ““1 super- pointed to keep, it is treason to a natural law
and it Is treason to God added to ordinary
murder.
To show how God in the Bible looked upon
this crime, 1 point .you to tho rogues”
picture gallery in some parts of the
Bible, the pictures of the people who have
committed this unnatural crime. Hero is
the headless trunk of Saul on the walls of
Bathslian. Here is the man who chased little
David—den feet in 5 turn chasing four.
Here is the man u- ho unsuited a clairvny"
nut, Witch of Endor. ’ Here Is a man who,
whipped in battle, instead of surrendering
his sword with dignity, as many 3’ man has
done, asks his servant to slay him; and when
the servant declines, then the gIYInt plants
the hilt of the sword in the earth, the sharp
point sticking upward, and he throws his
body on it and expires, the coward, the sui-
cide. Here is Abithophel, the Machiavelli
of olden times, betraying his born. friend
David in order that he may become prime
minister of Absalom, and joining that fol-
low in his attempt at parricidc. Not getting
what he wanted by change of politics, he
takes a short cut out ' of a disgraced life
into the suicide-'5 eternity. T here be is, the
ingratel
Here is Abimelech, practically a suicide.
He is with an army, bombarding a tower,
when a woman in the tower takes a grind-
stone from its place and drops it upon his
head, and with what life be has left In his
cracked skull he commands his nnnor lmrer:
“Draw thy sword and slay inc, lest men say
a women slew me.” There is his post morwm
photograph in the book of Samuel. But the
hero of this group , is J udas lscariot. Dr.
Donne says he was a martyr, and We have in
our day apologists for him. And what won-
ler, in this day when We have a. book reveal-
‘ng Aaron Burr as a pattern of virtue, and in
this day when we uncover a statue to George
Band as the benefactress of literature, and in
this day when there are betrayals 4 of Christ
on the part of someof his pretended apostles
-—u betrayal so black it malice the infamy of
Judas lscariot white! Yet this man by his
own hand hung up for the exceration of all
the ages, Judas Iscariot.
All the good men and women of the Bible
left to God the decision of their earthly ter—
minus, nnd they could have said With Job,
who had a right to commit suicide if any man
ever had—what with his destroyed property,
and his body all album with insufferable cur~
buncles, and everything gone from his home
except the chief curse of it, uyx‘stiferous wife,
and four gnrrulous people pelting him with
comfortless tall: while he sits on a heap of
ashes scratching his scabs with a piece of
broken pottery, yct crying out in triumph:
“All the days of my appointed time will I
wait till my change come.”
Notwithstanding the Bible is against this
evil and the aversion which} it creates by the
loathsome and ghastly spectacle of those who
have hurled themselves out of life, and not-
withstanding Christianity is against it, and
the arguments and the useful lives and the
illustrious deaths of its disciples, it is a fact
alarmingly patent that suicide is on the in-
crease.
“ hat 1:; the camel I charge upon infidel-
ity and agnosticism this whole thing. If
there be no hereafter, or If that hereafter be
blissful without reference to how we live and
how we die, why not move back the folding
doors between this world and the next! And
when our existence here becomes trouble
some, why not pas right over into Elysium!
Put this down among your most solemn re—
flections, and consider it after you go to your
homes: there has never been a case of suicide
where the operator was, not either dedicated,
and therefore irresponsible, or an infidel. I
challenge all the ages, and I challenge the
whole uni verse. There never has been a case
of self destruction while in full appreciation
of his immortality and of the fact that that
immortality would he glorious or wretched
according as he accepteil Juan Christ or re-
jected him.
You say it is a basin. trouble. or you my
It is electrical mix-mats, or it is this, or Ilt is
that, or it lathe other thing. Why not go
clear back, my friend, and acknowledge that
in every case it. is tho'pbdiestion of reason or
the teaching of infidelity which practically
says: “if you don’t like this life get out of
it, and you will land either in annihilation,
wherethcrearononotesto pay.” per-seen
ttonstosuffer, no gout to wrmsnt, oryou will
land uhsnthmwillbunrythiu‘ glorlou
and tithing wpny for it.” Infidelity-Ivan
hubssu apologetic for self inn-elation. Aft.
TcmPIlnc'I“Asuome”wu published
and widely read than was a who bases
of self slaughter.
A m in lmdou heard Ir. 0m delim-
his infidel factors on socialism and went
home, ammonium Ilium “Jo-
sns Christ Is one of tbs m chromium
fitmenough, by miraculous power, they
to tree, and the sheriff, waking out ofn
. and sleep and supposing these ministers
hiermi away, and knowing that they were
“die for preaching Christ, and renbzing that
he must therefore die, rather than go under
the executioner s axe on the morrow and suf—
fer public disgrace, resolves to precipitatehis
m deeense But before the sharp, keen,
glittering dagger of the sheriff could strike
; “heart, one of the unlooueued prisoners ar-
,. [Home blade by the command: “Do thyself
-MIIL"
In olden time and where Christianity had
In interfered with it, suicide was consul.
and honorable undo sign of courage. De-
mosthenes misoued himself when told that
Alexander's nmbusador had demanded the
Miler of the Athenian orators. Isocrata
killed'hlmeclf rather than surrender to Philip
uflfncedon. Cato, rather than submit to
Julius Caner, took hisown life, and after
threetimes his Wounds has been dressed tore
timopen and perished. Mithridntcs killed
hhusclf rather than submit to Pompey the
conqueror. Hanibal destroyed his lilo by
point]: (ran his ring, considering life unbear-
lble. Lycurgus a suicide, Brutus a suicide.
Afterthe disaster of Moscow, I'apolcon al—
ways canted with him a preparation of
'opium, and one night his servant heard the
ax—emmmrarise, put something in a glass and
drink It, and soon after the greens aroused
Ill tlm attendants, and it was only through
utmost medical skill he was resuscitated from
the Stupor of the opiate.
”time‘s have changed, and yet the American
conscience needs to be tuned up on the out»
jucf; of suicide. Have you seen apnperiu
filo last month that did not announce the
[usage out of life by one's own behest? Do
faunas, alarmed at the idea of exposure,
life precipitately. Men losing large for-
go out of the world because they cannot
endure earthly existence. Fnistrntcd affec-
tion, domes-tic infclicity, dyspeptic impa-
tience, tinge-r, remmse, envy, jealousy, desti-
Cntion, misantrophy are considered sufficient
autos for uhsconding from this life by Paris
freon by lmnlanum, by belladonna, by
"Othello's dagger, by halter, by leap from
fheubntment of a bridge, by firearms. More
chaos of felu do cc In the last two years than
any two years bf the world's existence, and
more in the last month than in any
twelve months. The evil is more and more
spending.
' Apulpit not long ago expressed some doubt
'0 to whether there was really anything
'I‘rong about quitting this life when it be-
comes disagreeable, and there are found in
“Waldo circles people apologetic for the
clinic which Paul in the text arrested. I
shall show you before I get through that sui—
cide is the worst of all crimes, andl shall
lift n warning unmistakable. But in the
‘mlypnrt of this sermonl wish to admit
that home! the best Christians that ever
. lived have committed self destruction. but
:dnysin dementia, and not responsible. l
have no more doubt about their eternal
felicity than I have of the Christian who
‘ dis fuhls bed in the delirium of typhoid
I fora". While the shock of the (“metropha
hrery green] charge all those who have
had Christian friends under cerebral aberra-
‘ m stopofl' the boundaries of this life. to
‘ Ilssveno doubt about their happinem. The
“‘hlrlord took them right out of their dazed
“frenzied state intuperfoct safety. llow
"Wheels toward the insane, you may know
' ”tun the kind way he treated the demoninc
_ {TH Godun- and the child lunatic, and the
M with which he hushul urmpeets
“with of sea or brain.
W Scotland, the land prolific of intellectual
had none grander then Hugh Miller.
for science and greatfor God. [Be
an of the best Highland blood, and was a
We! Dounld ltoy,n man eminent
fil‘plotynndtlierars gift of second sight.
”Mutants. climbing up as he did from
“query-altars“ of the nomination,
”W m the astonished admiration of
”WW all Wilson, the scientists, and
“tn-(aims,
Whotuid while he told them the
(Iuwbuthebadssenof Godinthe old
one did more thsnsnybeingthst
toshuw thnttheuodof the hillsls
history.usdthellfblsfsflso poi-ibi-
Mambo." sud then shot Devil
Bunswrotetbesswords: "It would bsuo
bovine "maths any be loud Mon
(“sedans friend radium smut
and Mahmoud shot hint-sit.
I gerius, who, down in the darkest of dun-
“country thstitdoea nationh- saydif-
faunas how you goon: otthe ”14,!“
gill land fitéy, tug] Hudson and tactile“
verswou so! lofeorpses erry-
lm would be fin
a sssesifihzss
pedal in their process, a
and the crack of a suicide 5 pistol would be "m “898$ a
wWalnz-miag than therumbleof astmt i: g 38898888888
‘ 3 « ”H353838 88
[have sonwtimeshenrd ltdlscuned whether ' ’4 88883 88383
thegreatdminstlst was-Christian ornot. l t 5 lvmmnmésaa 2.3
do not know, but I know that he commend 0 ,5 i S 3
appreciation of a future existence the might— 9' til 3 l§5E§"§§;§Eg§ 0§_
feat hindmieotoself destruction. 3 5‘7 83889833333-
For who mold bear the chips and neuron of ‘6 a; luaogagmnmgg 9
time, 'D
The oppressor'e wmng, [lie proud man's 009' U: 3:: Efiiggégggég g.
tumely, o In ..
The [lungs of dupin‘d love, the law's delay, '23 a» Bog-‘88 8838 83 8 8 S "4
The Insolence of office, and the warm 0. Id" “W“ ““ " ° ”‘° "El 2
That patient merit of the unworthy takes, as “a? a ‘in 5p; a {I g 3-0 h g 8 3‘ V 0
When he hinmelf might his quletus make 0 .f 1 no: .- e I- an o -- w 3
With a bare bodkliif Who would “think bear. 1;: a i a‘g‘gegpggé‘g .. g: ,
To gruatand sweutumlcr a weary life, .9- 4 ‘3 [knmécémacafl 3
But that the drum of something after dcatli~ “3 ' 4-. """ a
The undiscovered country. from whnee bonnie (n :J 8 3:5 ° -525 @3558 .
No traveler return—puzzles the will! ' “'53 " "" V " 'fl "‘ 'f m 5’- E
" Would (led the coroncra would be brave fl) ': ‘39888888888
in rendering the riyit verdict, and when in n "°‘ ” ” ”m” “" ~
O’-::-:==I:I.an
as y—cqmvnwa-n§
case of irresprmsibllity thvy say: "While
this man was demented he took ins lif-Ii’ in W
the other case say: "Having read infidel 'M m “mm 'hecnts
books and attended infidel lectures, which 3 WW I" h '
obliterated from this man's mind all npprcci- .mw mm“ ‘0 “1‘“ D“ “m'
allot: of anything like future retribution, he
committed sclf slaughter!"
0h, Infidelity, stand up and Inigo thy nun-
tenccl In the preeminent flvul.uzul angel-4,
and men, stand up,tliou monster, thy lip
blutcd’ with blasphemy. thy clicrh scarred
with last, thy breath foul with the corruption
gaging} fouls.
)IL A. N. CLARK,
1m Mala street. I
opp. (my lloIci, i
fitlll'l‘ll NURWALK.
of the ages! b'tnnd up, Satyr, filthy goat, {s to 9a. In.
“lug-Id . ' ' . Office flours, In In op, In.
b of tho nation, leper 0‘ the centuries! jail) if Telephone connection. 6 to 8 D. In.
Stand up, than monster Infidelity! l’art man,
part panther, part reptile, part dragon, stand
up and take thy sentence! Thy hands ml
with the blood In which thou hast washed,
thy foot crimson with the human gore
through which thou hast waded, stand upand —
takehhy sentence! Down Wltll thee to the ALEX. f5. ulllsux,
pit and 5in i In the sobs and groans of fami-
lies thou hast blunted, and roll on the bed of
knives which thou hast shanonv-d for othcxs,
and let thy music be the o\ erlasting miserere
of those“ hoIII thou hast dumnml! 1 brand
the foiehead of Infidelity nith all the crimes
of self inunolation f or the last ccntui y on the
part of those who had their reason. ,
My frIcIId, if over your life through its
abrasions and its mole-stations should m'm to
be unbcamblc. and you are tempted to quit.
it by your our] behest, do not consider your—
self as worse than others. Christ himself 1
was tempted to cast himself from the roof of l
the temple; but as be resisted, so risist ye.
Christ cnniclto medicine all our wounds. In
your trouble I prescribe lifo Instcaolof death.
People who have had it worse than you Will i
ever have it have gone songful on the way ‘,
Yelllf‘lllbtl' that hm] keeps the chronology of ‘
your life with ustnuch precision int he keeps
the chronology of nations, your death as
well as your I 'l‘iltllt.
Why was It that at midnight. just at Inid— -
night, the destroying angel struck the blow .
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that set the lsi‘aelitcs fret- from bondugvlf mung.“ ;. ”,u‘.
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'llic four hundred and tlIIryvmrs were up , , , , , .. .
, - a; .. - ' . wilrlil’llii‘rl'ml Paul MI. . L....u..e.!.
at tuclI-I up Of L that night. The four lIun- ,, m . mum .__;,,. , ., n
Ilrcd and thirty years were not up at eleven. (lg—pommnnm ,,,,, m- ,, ,, 5.,
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and one o‘clock Would have been tardy and
tooluto. The four hundred and thirty years
Were up at twcly‘oo'cltxrk, and the destroy—
ing angel struck the blow, and Israel was 1
(me. And God knows just the hour when it ,
is time to lead you up from earthly bondage. i
By his grace make not the worst of things, i
but the best of them. if you must take the
pills, do not chew them. Your everlasting
rewards will accord with your earthly per-
turbations, just as Cains gave to Agrippaa
chain of gold as heavy in: has been a chain of
Iron. For the asking—and I do not know to
whom I speak in this august assemblage, but
the word may be especiall y appropriate—for
your asking you may have the same grace
that was given to the Italian martyr Al-
li. “SA l’l'.
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l' in” furnlenml and lint: mum-g. we
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Sewing Machine. Supplies,
AILM'BHNHH. Parts Needle-.8411! etc. furnished
(hows-n1 Repairing of III i kind! .md undies or
boring Shcli non. t'. M. SllAll. Ht
iv: Main St. “o. \‘nrunlk “53-”
J R. BA‘MUN I),
lluilder and Hillll‘ilf'lol’.
W: rl: done by the day or contract.
lit). flux of?
genus, dated his letter from the “delectable
orchard of the Leoninc prison.”
And remember that this brief life of ours
issurromided by a rim, :1 very thin but very
important- rim, and close upto that rim is u
great eternity, and you had better liccp out
of it until God breaks that rim and separates
this from that. To get rid of the sorrows of
earth, do not rush into greater sorrows. To
get rid of a swarm of summer insects, leap
not inma jungle of Bengal tigers.
There is a sorrowless world, and it is so
radiant that the noonday sun is only the. low—
est doorstep, and the aurora that lights up
our northern heavens, confounding minim
"file fun: of llalllaud 5:. on “our.
J. 1;. .ll'. NNINIES,
sucrose-Ir to b. III. Quintrsnl.
omen-I as to what it can be is the v 4' v
waving of the banners of the pru— bndern‘ker &' Llnbahner'
cession come to take the conquerors ELI-lt'rltltl NIGHT “KLEIN TllEOPFl-‘K.
home from church militant to church tri‘
umpbant, and you andl have ten thousand
reasons for wanting to go there, but we Wlll
never get there either by self immolation or
impenitency. All our sinssluin by theUhrist
who came to do that thing, we want to go in
at just the time divinely arranged, and from
a church divinely spread, and then the clung
of thoisepulchrnl gates behind us will be over-
powered by the clung of the opening of the
solid pearl before us. 0 God, whatever others
may choose, give me a Christian’s life, a
Christina's death, a Christian‘s burial, n
Christian's immortality!
Ito. 4 Knight St. Residence. .5 Elm run.
880 :lm Norwnlh , ('msn.
C It. D’AIK’I‘OIH.
Caterer for chtllnus and l’miw.
constantly on hand tonne not; and m H
bun-d ltmi “lief. and Employment Imicc
MAN It?" so Holtw shit. ('f'
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llhI ("cle-
SOUTII 3|!It‘VALK SAVINGS RANK.
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"— “"‘“‘“ "“’ .Iontt ll mulls I lem- .
Mounties: Craze at Victims. mm All!!! If. Kl’iAl’l'. 8N and Tm
The other day the remains of Ii number of i 4 . .‘
citizens of \‘ieimashot during the revolution H 0" It 1" l"‘ 'x I" ll ”MU” l5" '
of March, nae, were exhumed from the
Schnauzer cemetery to be reinterrud in the
new cemetery at Simmering. It in bellowed
thatfort'y-slx pawl-wore interred inothe
map“, but the number cannot be as
unstained
Anotloiwers and i cud Estate As’ln,
on Washington 1%.. flaunt Non-III.
flare-mnenfvm most desirable building: into In
Neath .‘omslk and lint liorvslk for am at
II.
III-uses and int-I gold on can
mm L»! lb!
accurately. TMWWMOPIK- who want no hay ammlt with! em bimo- until;
inully laid in hospital shells, and when u that simmer--
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And Fumishin Undertaker.
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8. lulu ”not. I‘m-ll.
Also mum! to furnish memo mu
llslnmmentof mm. dsyorslg t 1dr
anaemia” with mum no. it Hartley piece
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of providing thoobscuro champlom of popular
liberties with decent graves, it was found
that ullthe oodlushnd rotted away and many
oftheskeletons were broken up.
Animated pl with two chunks-guns
prepared-libs molest- cemetery, sud In
thesethercmslumdepositodwithulths
remnants of clothlng found upon them.
Wbeuthe pltwssopeued slithslxiueswero
seen mixed in n heap. Workman brought
unmuphi Mud gladly“ unions
skulls, fingers, tooth and bunches of hair
Weavithmldymmmgmsubof
bunncloth. Fifteen entire skullsmre—
covsred,mie “dugout-Immunolo-
plots state of desiccation. Beyer-l of the
for
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be ”M Ila-sell
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one usctst luni kwiih "albumen thewssi
lills meaty; one tract st
titty feet by one hundred and dflytoue
hundred feet from and rest and thus
between Third and rounh ”Inns. Inquire
“It lfmln. South Norwslk or IL 3 Becker,
lodgeheld, Execution. saw,
a FULL use on
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Va_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
1." lrc steel Door Mats,
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w. c. QUINTARD,
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bii llain St. South Norwaili.
\l-Imi Imimfemom untamed and corrected.
non! Swn‘fmtlu liidinu lluw and Eye unam-
I». r lIcIm-n are of numnorqnalityud at mnsblc
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Examiner In
I. 8. Put. office
1376; In H383.
“Elm-33'"? 'l’
roost: woo DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Poultry,
Always {rub and grandma” price would do well
llofore Purcliueinc Elsewhere.
mun mllrited and goods dcllvwwl to any part
hunt Silurian Print.
0
Lowest Prices 1
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The Best (loads for
t . Olllu-s Hi 3!
Meals,
in call If tho
0' (my.
AND A?
the beast lousy
MAT”...
H. S. BlflWN’S
soar s silos scone,
.4 E Black Silks;
Panic:- wzshinizslste motlng should call on In .
BRIDGEPOR'I'.
Special Importation.
3? Warm: mus acumen "Barnum."
We have llIie «lay entered st the Custom House at this port lot of lllh Warp Henrietta cloths
uhlehmin-Inimmsasdss—slmshthemhmofthsm lock "enrich Ins. ladle-con saw
on profit by selecting from these lots.
BROADCLOTHS
We also offer. our own imputation ftypleoes of [ladies Broadcloth, on which we mice n IIV-
in: of w cents s we. IPI'Iees, 81,81 It and $1.50. Each lot has twelve-linden
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
0f ourowulniportsl sl.lon Ouwuofthevlhstnud best Henrietta Cloths over brought to this
marketwlllheoflmwonyulwnid eiIneofmuhmmduomeetu-ndflml '1‘.va
cents,50c., 59c“ 0255:..75c“ 00c" and
COMBINATION SUITS.
It We shall open to day one hundred new sud besntlful units and only one of s style will be sold in the
c y.
'75 CENTS.
11%) Pieces of Rich Black lib-«lumen, Colored Rhsdslnu and Black Follies, our best stoo goods at 75
(left II.
An Unusual Opporlunlty to Buy the Renowned Gulnct 0L Clo
5
At Low Prices.“
repose to sell during the present Ink llve lots of Rich Black Gm
(lulu elite. the genuine GUlb‘ goods. at the Ifollomng prices: field. ‘1 (I), 8!. 15. 81 no. 831.5
yard These are low names for rich black silk- shut they are not s correspondingly low
on due contrary. they one made I f an excellent quality of pa. e silk, soft, rich and hsu
famous for urvice In puy silk In the world.
To stimulate the silk trade we
use. 0fsud as
WCome and see what we pronounce the best value that llll been sold for 25 years,
Fa111e Francalse.
A lot of 20pm“ '21 lnchca wide. the genuine 1.75 unlit ,will be 0 uedto-da at 1.17.
value was ever offered in the city before. 3 n y W y ’
Colored Francalse.
Twenty-tum new shatter, the tune grsdc that I: have usually sold at 81.25, will be sold at 81 to in
duos curly pinch-sing,
W.B.I-IALL&CO
[h 3’, Ladies’ and Chiral
No such
In All Sizes and Good Values.
A. lllllKllllMlN & Sill,
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFEBTIUN BUGKW l'l' FLOUR IN PACKAGES
A“ m Pure Whin- Clover Honey in the comb." you wish ”mahlng leudid, tr s We of the
Genuine Breton Brown Bread st 10:: per package. We are melting thoalebnued beam: lsoumul
twice- woek. For Oranges. lesion. Bonn-s. Isl-in fir-pas Mixed Note. New California Evaporated
Apricots, Raspberries. Peachee. Orange sud beinou Peel. and stall line of Dried Fruits We hove to
strive a large assortment of the
Dew Drop CannedGoods
Which an: plrlctly first chm and will suit the most fastidious. We are selling are Gilt Edge better at I
low price I: win pay you to (all on us New lfslsiuo from lit: to tic r d. h (he:
"Wally 0m Ten and voices are the very best. I” poun me n” n
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And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
CHARLES.HT‘E. éEYMOUR,
70 \V ‘iSl I IV G'I‘()V S'I‘REET.
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
-FURNITURE-
Wlll fluff-1y You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
1% 9101-0 to nor Id‘tlt
DAVID STOW’S,
87. 89 AND 9].. MAIN -S'I'."—‘
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
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Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from “
Slate or Stone.
.4. RM NI] Bills
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FR Gill LINE
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~THE PROPELLEIS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make dell Bands “on
freight between Nzwm rt, onyv'sl
Servant. WuleeMfifootofBeehusu“
New York. every evening, except Saturdays,
mm
unlock, laden Saturday It 2 kn In.
kBridgundSOnt Now-ll "Hymn”
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Dub-r1 and Insult old
fizzy-I; Railroads at Bro-fly m
lmfl'pous lie‘tlouto tsthe Cit of“ Norwnll
alt-groin boson: m0! yhits MW
IIIwa in New York or Its vicinity?”
Q'All persons are forbid trusting say of the .
smut of
cmploycesof the boats of tuisllueuu
the owner! thereof
E. C. WHITNEY’S lll‘l' STEM,
87% Main fltroot,
80. NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest mm.’
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, Full line of Artists’ Materials. .
GET THE BEST.
“Iiii’in”
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HEATER.
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‘5 mums e mummstlll
mammuzum
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99 sum: scum
Illsw mm. mm.
First-Illustrious
AT LOW PRICE.
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