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NUMBER 286.
THE EVENING“
or. II. ~'l'ho tlIInugs in and
I“ 1“l yn Tabernacle arena the in.
a an ovulenm ot lhodemand for
9Q min... work,’ 3am copies of his
. Samoan; sulmiptlon hook,‘ The Path
‘ mot Life.” have been bought from tho
Mléompanythy Messrs. II F Johnson
fifld. of Richmond, Va" although the retail
mfrntn $8.51)!» 05 a copy III the
of llwratmno book has had. uch an
M sale.”
”the Tamale this morning IIIL‘RQV.
'l‘xflawitt Santiago 0.1)., tool; furtho sub-
ofhissormou: "Satan on “Id Travis."
'Itdobl, 'I: “And the lard mid
W‘Sutuu: thuco mutest thou! Then
“entered the Inrd,aud said: From
to and fro in the earth, and from walk-
”and down in it."
min-printed the largest book over
W. tunnel], two huge volumes of
maple pages, in mall type; the author
Mfaryl. ltwas acommentury on this
Holdall. When it took a yearfortho
My Maura Ellis“! tollndla, the son“
MW Gotathis .oomme Maryatnrtod for
his father writing on his book,
and wagone for years, and when by came
hook to England still found his father w riting
on It. I never saw the commentary, but I
donut wonder at its size because there is no
and to the interest of the book of Job. I am
not lurpriml that Goethe, the unbelievcr,
”from this wdndcrfuibook the opening
‘0! his drama "Faust" and the Mophistophelw
ofthcgmt German was only the Satan of
Job. 1t acctusthut one day In heaven God
was ea 11% throne and angels and messengers
Gan-to report on their different missions. 1
mean one angel said: “I was out among
them and I saw one of them burn down.”
Another angel limagine.said: ‘ I was on
on a stellar excursion and was present at the
birth , of a new world" Another angel,
I think, said: “I was journeying five
hundred million miles in the wilderness
of rimensity and 1 saw a meteor run
(lownaplanot. ' Another angel: “1 was oil
and helped at the inauguration of a new race
qthcingatnid the mountains and valleys of
“mighty world in the southeast port of
fill heavens." But while these good and
pull spirits Ivcro making their reports a
Mygriuly, hideous monster from some
lirylulphurous, filthy world, came into the
place without wiping his (Let, and God
askadhimwhcrc and howlxe had been oe-
cupying himself, and this grmtest scoundrel
ofthounivcnsemade reply With blazing civ
frontery, and instead of acknowledging
anybfthomischicf he had been doing said
he had been an earthly pedestrian and
, Ind liwd ‘ul sort of circunmmhulatory,
peripaktlc hie. "And the Lord said unto
Samar: Whence comes: thou? Then Satan
unsound the Lord and mid: From going to
and ‘1:an the earth and from walking up
and down' in it."
ml‘ Mrs LIEUTESAS‘I‘S or
tron mum.
Thlsmmsterof my text has a great var
rletg'ot names. You know that nowrims
villahnnrcapttotako a variety of mania.
Arraigncdiu Paris for burglaryamanwill
,Winfinmfir
arm he will givo another name. imprisoned
at W for murder he will give another
name. Sothiscreatureofmy text hasmany
names. Heiscaued in bored and profane
W Abaddon, Apollyon, Ahrimanes,
M». Actuation; the rev-enging devil,
Bathtub the sovereign of devils,
Incite: the brilliant devil. Dialiolus
I the despairing devil Mammon the money
devil, Pintotho fiery devil, Baal the military
mm the plaguing devil lie is
cahqlthefather of lies, and has for his chil—
dl‘an flld grandchildren and great grandchil-
dren all fahehotxls, deceptions, frauds,
urinals. shatters. backbitiugs and subter-
m Allan-of good sense, whether on
W by the Bible or in heatheudom,
hm noticed that there are buleful and
antenna: influences abroad that hate not
‘ Morlgiuintho human to ,und demon-
‘ elegy 'is as certain as elology. The
awml of Pmcelsus was thought to havohad
am in thehiltandthem is news demon
horny sword hilt. The ancients supposed
thcairwsfilledwithlylphsnnd ratyrs and
shaman! gnomes and vmpira and salt»
scandal and undiaes and hobgoblim. The
, WuflthatAdamsfirstu-ifcwasmns
' pntlthatthclrchildren wemalldevils. Two
“”-'“m“’%d“m'“’”
“shameful dorsof evil which
hthought Batanunt to dillereut countries:
Wmmhamlor to England; Belphe—
We Whit to France; Martiact, am-
mmSwitnerlnnd; Rimmon, Nahum»
ah! to Russia; Thanuiz, ambassador to
Spain; Hutgin, limbo-undo:- to Italy;and
Wuhan-swan 3 places of. devils by the
“Proserpine. But what was more
mwakof mythology “superstition has
hammadoclear by divine revelation We
diadthatthcro‘is somewhere a monarchof
“Madness. Helms a throne of mwer
and martian and armies and novice; and
SW of evilvastas the round world.
Holsthosupevisorofallmischief, andwhat
IIIWGOW he delegates others to
maid, as each one. (It our race issup—
dethhare‘amdm goal-amnion
inadauhtthat cveryhumaa being Insatia-
m malignant spirit nagging his footr
SATAN
,and instead oi ten there were
mmmqmummum
minimlhaveno douhtthc evil
«t In mature, butcrawls u tho
. and!» and having I 1.... vent
Dramatic-mural: to re Paradise.
m
hi Great hm
hit Thought it cold and mm ha-
lbkhoullro of that focmrytowam
Why. The capitalist hulelthccvily,
and the workmen and their families are
without. broad and clothing. “Wham
then, listen!" “Front goingtoand
and data the work so thorou vl thutono 1m omployerounlemployocmml from
who .recently visited the site 0“ ancient unpaid doIIn among them. Ila: ha!
‘ between the rivers Tigris and I thooulyonowho mule anything out
nphratcs any: the place 1! a dam. of tits-nu». What a mlcndid tire, and
not a flower, and the ground so lots of smoke! Ila! ha! llikomnoke"
poor that nothing but some date trees
grow there and the miserable Ii logo": from
nearby uronot so aellcoI end with their
rage an Adult and live wcmmt‘afi'ed up with
their inuom nor be you see t father of
lies furoncolnld the truth aliei the Lord
said unto him: “W hence contest then!" and
ButuIIaIIsIvI-ml the Lord and said: "From
going to and fro in the «arm, on lfrom wall:-
ing up and down in it.”
In my text we have Sntmt on
and I ma going to tell you mine
hols nptto take. On his nay down from
the palace whore llt‘l’t'pfif’tl’tl hi1 melt in air
swer totlmquestinn, Whonm I‘illllt'nt thnul
the first ruugeof IIIiwlIiI'f home} he expected
to take is the air. It was not It \ inioinn or
ulhp of the pen when Paul. in h as letter to
the Ephesians culled limit) the “Prince of
the Power of tho Air." 1 think
it means that Satan works III ougb condi-
tions of Illl'nllll()~pllt'l1'. The “out wind is
full of angels tin t' not “ind Is fill of devils.
Satan fprendw abroad his blur ' wings and
hurricanes hull itamclydons an: Caribbean
whirlwind.» and orpdmktinlat are :ate bed out.
He trikes the mimm that Illa! up from
swamxnnlnl butt. hes thcuI lllllll} vhoid fevers.
He takes the mid Masts uil'llntt‘ltcs them
into pncuuiomau mid riuvuuuztb It} and con.
sumptionl. Not only hm the mvorin the
upper air where highest clouI-I ilmt, but
power orerihe lmwt' air whit-l we breathe,
andustvebrmthe nineteen time a minute
and take in three hundred I fifty cubic
feet of air in every twctxtycfom hours and
his; travels,
‘I the routes
much ti this air affects the arterial cir-
culation. you see what (pportunitios
the Prince of the Air has of con—
tarninating amidesluling and lemornlizing
union. Through utmmpheric .niluenm lie
clouds the Iiisfmitinn and msp» the nerves
and covert; tin- Inst of wopl-u w tiI religious
despondency. [IS in the (1&9 of E lward Pay-
son and William Cooper and that beloved
apostle of cvaugcliun. Janus W Alexander.
His great Ila-light is to llilYt the air of
churches vitiatod, and in tbnt :‘ny dull»: the
preacher and stupiliut the prop] r and mes to
it that the atmospheri- (I no: III )R' than one
out of aiiuzulml churchesi. ll: to breathe,
and Whole crnignwgutzonzi, Salli Illi bySub~
both, are asphyxinted. Yes, he is worthy of
the title St. Paul gave List: "1
Power of the Air."
Immune): Is 13‘; so xzaxs .
Another route in:- is up: to til .3
domestic life. There is no pron
him than conjugal quarr.;l.
make any difference how long
ring has been on the finger of ill
be will try to pull all th-~ niguct III: says t:I
the husband: “What :: plain Info you haw
compared with trust in cum; on»! D: n’t
you are the. the I’Ul'l has 1 In out of he:-
cheek nnzltbere are not. 11 It: nlzlm
lzer temples and :I sprinkli:
l‘X’knl Beanies; that. )‘u'd
in intelligence, while lint,- in:
or gone back. Iiuw hard it
should be chained to foil
and imbecilityi“ Then he turns
thowife: '“I'ha: manueglects y
ariglzt to be jealous l.e likes
lib club, and anything and ovary
than you. Why not get. II III
riagc it only a civil contract
not :1. divine alliance. Lot in
ring It means BUIllIllg, and y
well giveit to me ’ The ring ishnuded over
to Satan and he teases it up and down liken
piaythiug over the mouth of [ordltionnnd
says; “I Will hand it back; only let me have
it a little while." Ami he lzecpi wooing that
ring, with all it»- sotml me: mos. higher
up and further out, toning and catch-
:zum'nz.
is through
IT 5901’! for
I: dom- not.
he: marriage
right hand,
510ml ttill
i+ that you
'n dullness
and says to
In; you have
IlS cigar and
'th‘mg bonu-
’orcei Mar.
anyhow and
I have that
u might as
ing. teasing and catching i. until one
day you clutch for it, cryizr : "Give me
back my ring!" but 10. it has lropped into
the yawning gulf and you child nly find who
ha:- becn pitching and catching he ring, and
you cry out; "Wircnce o..uics..thoui" and
Monsoon: "From going to and In) in the
domthiv-lifenf the city and {mm walking
up anddown In it; that is all. ' There are
thousands of marriage rcizztiom strained al-
most to the breaking, and I co amend to qll
men and women who are resales; in the pres-
mt marriage state that they manic the old
time courtship and take as much palm
to make themselves a mettle as they
did five or ten or twenty ymrl
ago, before the wedding much an-
nounced to the limited and flu toringcrowd
that the bridoand groom were . n ' ug. Ac-
cording to the statBtit-o of Pro essor Bikes,
in one ymr in moral New pohire there
were fill divorces; in tempera Maine,478
divorces; in good old Massach w fluidl-
vorcu, and In the New Eng of “steady
habits,” ...ll3. Inone county I Illinois“
divorce suits were lmgun in 0 year, and in
manyplaces it seems as ifa w arrange—
ment had been made of the con madmcnts,
I I)’ Milan!“
Seventh Commandment but” I been left
out. When you see how many usbauds and
wives are ported by law, I know of so
many who would like to ' Ilvo' conjugal
partnersbip, do you not come 0 the «Inclu-
sion tint Satan is engaged in . ’ghty indno
tries?
norm my onrrr: ransom o Max's cm
:nvm.
AnotherrdutethatSatunis tto take in
his active travels is the fact esand other
mtablishmeuts where capital si .. in the otheo
orcouutingroomandagood . vyhandsof
Iaborersarebusyamong whee : andspindles
andfahfics Onthis visit be 'th-st step
into the manufacturer‘s office and, finding
the owncrund proprietor of t greatestab-
lialttnent. I!“ alone With his I s: “In" I b‘.
aadhlsaccountbooks.suystou u:“Youarc
notmakiug asmuchmoney as. ououghtto.
You furnish all the brains. W re it not for
yourenterpriscthis catch! an -tvrouldnot
bciaexisteuee. Thucmenand ... , - layout
employ arc of very common man, Their
happincsayarootverylittle um
themdownenthc veryvergc starvation
andtakcallthcprollisintoy ownpo-u—
demand iftheydo not likci tell themto
gowhuothcycnudobctwr." Havingdauc
hiswarklathocountlng .... Satan-top
right out among the Ho uys:
“Youwerktoomnyhcun .. yondoyonr
workman it needsto - done. You
u1u4u
numot‘ the;
E lzls’tory securly that he died a: 5‘5. Raphael,
‘ the 111"“ tumour. of painters, died at 37.
all In: E
.
, from: on her;
...o almond"
60ml REASONS wuv noon tum tm wmeu.
Another route Satan III apt intake in his
active travels in through the nirtuiitiio
establishments. lie filt‘pillll an I st to tho
clerks: “liow ninth salary do yungttl III
that all! Why. youc‘antliwmIthat' You
haven right toquugh for a liwlihood. A
few quarters out ot the money drawer mil
III- \ r be missed; or here and there Is a. rent-
uaut of goods )oucould take home without
being found out; or you could change tin-so
account lnmksulittlo, and you could make
that figure eight II naught and tiIntiigurc
live a three, and if you don-It {INII‘KIN‘ILV
right about doing that, you can some day
pay it III-k, nhieh you can dulwrl’I-clly any.
Don't l‘wl like running the I'lSk! Well,
then, you can't go to the theatre. and you
can‘t go on that round “it h the Imyn, and y In
“ill lime to wear that plain co;.It “hen-mi
wu mould hate your mm“ :It fur him] and
take board at u lip-top pl: Ice and “all: nun-l
plinli uni tnpottn'ct [NNlllVlly oriental
\t' hilo ten are making up your mind I will
just go through the dIf‘I’emIt polls of this
great cmume’miul mtabliahmmt and try‘
Iver) one from the healthy firm down to
tlw errand boys." The refill! of that Satanic
visit Is that one of the winners has drawn so
much out of the («Inocrn that the whole busi-
Ilt'fi‘l is crlpplcdmud :Iiiright and promising
buy it sent home to his mother in disgrace,
and a young man is in jaIl for In»
IIt’Zth‘llIl‘lll.’ 'I‘lim- lives ruim-Il and
time eternitics. Whom-e C(rlllcal thou,
Satan? "From going to and fro :anng
mercantile houses and from walking
up and down among them. Iliko to ruin
splendid fellows and blast parental hopes.
and of all the liquors that] ever tasted fill
my glass with a brewing of agonizing team
Come: let us click together the rims of our
glasses and drink to the overthrow of the
of the fifty thousand young men I“ ruined
lost your: Hum!” Satan would rather have
one young man than twenty old ones. II he
would win the septungenarians and octoge
nnrians he could do but littleharm with them.
But he says: “Give me a young man. ospe
ciaily if he be bright and generous and social.”
He sees that young men have to good or
had been the mightiest influencein t I'Is world.
Hernando Cortes conquered Mexico at
32. (lui'dtflls Adolphus became unmortfl in
William Pitt was prim» minister of England
at 2-1. Jesus ('bngt mmplcted his earthly
Iii-I at 7-3. Fin-years in a young man's lIfo
are of more power for good or evil than the
last fifteen «It on old man's life.
especially grimly for young men. and in going
to and frn in the earth he has especial tempta-
tion for‘thrm.
now 51'1er tins ant: tisxrmzn or rum;
SOILS.
Another route that Satan on his active
travels imp: intake is for the despoiling of
th:‘ Imple's :riuis. It does not pay him
Invmiy to deathly the bodies of men and
women. Thou) bodies would soon hcgono.
anyhow; but gmttrcmmmaro involved in
this Satanic excursion. On this route he
meets a man who is aroused by smoothing he
has seen in the Bible. and Satan says: “New
Icau settle allthat; the Bible Isanimpoai—
tion; it has been deludiug the world for
materiel; do uotlct it deludo you. It has
II-I more authority than the Koran of
the llolmmmlan or the Shastcr of
the Hindu». or the Zanda-I’cetu of the
Persian!" Ile meets another man who is;
hastening towards the kingdom of God, and
says: “Why all this precipitation! Ile-
ligiou is right, but any time within the next
ten years will be soon enough for you. A
man with n stout chest like youth and such
muscular development need not be bothering
himself aboutthe next world." But Satan
says nothing to him about the fact that the ' .
profemor who gave his whole life to the
study of health and mold lift more pound;
than any American died at about forty, and
that another learned Inna, who proved con-
conclusively thnt if we chewed all the laws
of health we need never die. expired before
he got his book on that subject published.
Satan meets another man «who has gone
througha long course of profligncy andis
beginning to pray God for forgivenes, and
Satan'saysto the man: "You are too late:
theImdwillnot help mchawretchasyou;
you might as well brace up and fight your
own way through.“ And so with a
spite and an azutcness and n veloc-
ity that have been gaining for six thousand
ymhmngcsup'and down ballingnlis
appointing. defeating, amictiag, destroying
the human race. Through his own hand or
delegated infernalism he has pursued and ‘
.burt usnll, and earned everyheartandcursed
every home and cursed every nation and
cursed every continent.
pressed out every sigh. He has hurled every
shipwreck. lanai-otters, insane asylums,
commercial
angels, continental earthquakes, and world
widedimstcrsarotohimaperfectglce. Can
you look upon the Counnunism and the Nor.
mouismandtholohammediamaadthewida
sweep of drunkenness and fraud and libertin-
ism, tthruucoGermanmraad Crimean
ma United States‘
“snowmen;
war, the north
war,audrlrersof
tinents of miseryiato nouns of matched
So Satan is .
lie has instigated i
every wer. Hobos rejoiced in every pesti— .
Icnco. Hehnsstarted every groan. Helms :2.“
panics, plum dammit
m It.“ hit. 3W
toot. um um: ml! to or“ a
m that foot Warmth-hold
thfi reptile, will putdown bl! heel with II
power that shall loan the monster
bleeding and mum. never tohha Intact
bites orchakohlaoldnttloa'ain.
Thank odho has already matvcda stun-
pin; blow. floor you not go!
the Chrhtiaa printing pro-u the whirl-
ing of the Gospel chariot who." Alma)
soulshavobwuadded tothoChrmian
church in the last eighty year: at in the pre
vious eighteen centuries, and that It a ratio
of increase acetaniatory with (Indus.
The kingdom is coming, and I am some
of it that I do not propose to fret and worry
because It has not already come I may
junipto get on It boat that is going off, but I
do not propose to Jump for a boat thatis
coming in. The sharp attacks of infidelity
and sin areugod sign that Ial bit-Ia-
ing booming in showers over the earth.
Flieo bite sharp just before rain.
run ot’lnruuow or “ran.
If we do not see the full consummation our
children will see it. In the time of the
French roIolution a great procession of boy-
earrled through the street II [manor with the
inscription. “Tremble, tyranta, we shall
grow up!" Though no may fall to do our
duty therein rising generation being gospel
lat-d and coming by the humlreda of thou-
sands from our Sabbath schools and C hnstlnn
homes who might properly have on their
balms: "Tremble, yo perm! of «lathe!
and la: for much 0"“? {I’m-We
maty uotamount to much incur-elves.
it we put ourselve- In the rIght
we can do great exploits. Two
put. under two make only four; but
placed beside two make twenty-two. Yet
what you and I most need is power to drive
back this Apollyon, this Annuleus, this
Ahrimanos from our hearts and livoa. And
we can do it not by our owustrength, but by
diviucpower aifordnl, for hcrciuapasngo
emblazoned with encouragement which says:
"lleaist the devil and he will flee from you."
Roux-Inherit isnosin at all to botompted.
Thebestnad the mightiest havebeentamptod.
Milton describesa toad squat at thaearof
Eve. The sin is in surrendering. Do not
feel so secure in yourself as to think you can-
not be overthrown. How do you account
for the fact that. there are so many old
men in Sing Sing and Auburn and the
other penitentiurics. serving out their pm-
traetul sentences for fraud: committed in
mid life orjmlvancnl age-I, although their
earlylife had been good,aml nothing had
been suspected of them until at wot-60 years
of age the whole land was struck dumb at
their forgery or embezzlement. The clock
the hours did not remind the rocreuut Wall
“rector of the liar-age of time thatwould
soon bring exposure to and doom. The ex—
planation is that Mcphistopheles, Apollyon,
Satan got in his work at that time. The man
was not naturally bud. lie was as good as
any of you are, but Satan with whole but-
talions of infernals swooped upon him un-
awares. book out for the wiles of the devil,
not only thme of you who are young,
but the middle aged ' and ‘ tho ' old.
Outside of God you am not safe
a moment. But yield not to dishearten-
mcut. It weput our trust ltIGodour best
day: are yet to wine—«lays of victory, days
of song, ”days of lam-en. and the best day: of
the cause of righteousnras in all thcaflb are
at tocome. As‘ the tan thou-ad nieuof
enophon‘s army, when they camctothc top
of Mount 'I’hecha and saw the waters on
whichthoy were tosatl totheir homes, the
soldiers with clapping hands and waving
Inna-null tog-thal- WI “Tho-dc the
seal” Sowetedayinonr marchtowardour
heavenlyhomo cane up to the top of the
mountain of holy anticipation and look ofl
upouoceamotlightandmof glayand
oceansof joy; and thrilled as we have never
beenthrilled before woclapour handsond
moour gospclcnsigus audcryouc to an-
other and shoutup to the responding and m-
echoing heavezu: “‘I'he sea; the can.”
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Plauoforte, Organ and Musical”
‘omposltlon.
m iy lack has i P. 0.. NORWALK. eon.
DB. 0. I. BOW
13m.
clean! We.
moon‘s Bmol. MI! 33'...th IDIIWALK.
wattle!“ by the Mano! or
E mans. . j‘ . 7
marinara:
Hind: lawman Co: of Hartford,
. Wathlmuumhfloathficrwalk junta city
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HIE TlillilSliill BUS iELS 0F Pil'l‘l'l‘flES
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Now is the lime to pLWt hi your Winter’s supply.
Sold at a. Low Price by the Quantity
”A'rm
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR’S,
70 WASI‘I I 1‘
'GTON STREET.
GROCERIES AND MEAT
—---—-A'I‘ THE OLD STAND OF— —
SPRINGWOOD.
A I‘ll (“RIDERS l’l III. I: I) l’ [It’ll P'I'IIY.
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3m FOLKS I’I‘Sl) IT "ill llil’lit All‘.’d.\"l‘.\lil£ T0 TRADE WITH US
GIVE Us .IJL TRIAD
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
“FURNITURE-<-
Will Satisfy 1'0" 'I‘lmt For
Style, Price and Quality,
'l‘lic Place to Buy Is at
DAVID STOW’S,
87.‘89 AND 91 MAIN T.
' ' HE’STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
luMde
iii-311ml) illilllllW-lllll
In All Sizes and .Good Values.
3;:
t‘hv-
V/
I. Ilium & sot,
South
85 Washington Street. Norwalk.
W43. HALL & 00.,
Special
Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAMER ”BRITANIC.”
We hnmthis day entered at the Curtain [loan-e at this port one lot of biik Wup Henrietta cloths
which are in all the new shades—aim all the numbers of the Best black Henrietta. Ladies can save
”mew-M‘m‘mmm "a; LOTHS'
. s. “Wilhelmina!“ a raw
PM. 81, 31 Stand 81. all. .I Each lot has twelve shaded
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas‘
0! our own importation. One can of the guides: and best Henrietta cloths ever brought to this
market will be com to day; also a lltgllte 0' medium grades of Cathmeres and Henrietta, wires. 8’)‘
cents, Inc. 596., m. '5c.. we"
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shalloprn to day one hundred new and beautiful suits and only one of ) Mylo will be cold in the
'75 CENTS.
”Influence! MMMM,WWmdmackfdllv,ww 8! mgoodo at it
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned (intact & Clo
Blaok Silks
At Low Prices.
\‘l’ (I also ofl‘our
'I‘o slimline the silk Iradow
cm to validating the meat week In lo I luchB. schema
Grain huh. the main “numb , III the following m: a «a, ti on. 3:95. at 9: ”'55 par
tho menu-quill” MMIRWID‘WII axes! will?" “’1‘" meet silk, soft. rich ml :
an one o a I an! no, an
annula- ac any silk II tit-world. y w o'-
fl'flhcnlmohtthwthmmuuhmmmd tally-u.
_, , mum Fra’ncaue. -
Mwfldflwfiwmmflnm.mhww$01.11.Honda"
OQJ.‘ :Ir 1! ammo.
and? “not i!" am.
liave placed in stock their full liifie‘di
en’s Youth’s & Boy’s
5;...” ..— u+ v" with“ .3 Hi.
CLOTHING
For Fall
II‘MSIIBK BR 08.
“ft
and Winter. .
insurance Building, m Masonic. ‘Bllildiug.
t. ”‘.‘ .43
I.
St). Norwalk r: oil-walla.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 3 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-L
wood Avenue, Monroe Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Stree '
conceit] Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit a 5601601!
Hill Slrcets [Invihnd Street, Corner Unlbn and... frapkliu
Street», Meadow Street and Turnpike. , in; ,
LOTSA
Situated on Slain Street, Corner Taylor Aveiiue ‘and West
Street. Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, 'Iiilisi‘dc Place, Meadow,
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Eimwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton “Avenue;
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water. and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting outhe Carriage Bridge.i i ‘
t" .
“i A I, I, I it: “4-1 .11... M
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots Siluil? ed on Pleasant Si reel, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street. Corner Hoyt, Streét and Icouagg
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, III Ii St. John Ave. III-3y .
The property on the above i:st will be 80.111153?t idgepona
prices and on easy terms. a
We also have some outside propi rty for sale at very 1‘ ,
able prices.
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Norwalk Chronicler