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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 19, 1888 · page 4

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, Wm“ I ml».- ou mesh.
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y joined in the opening
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lll um Unit! lll IIlIiI lI he liv’d
Q." hum, Income circumstances
chluged. IIIolIleIIIIIuI-s “hen
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‘0me at gn "’-
In“ h‘ie famu r lu'. I1 ":I
' over the fitld un-l I. u~ |’..
T » . his‘ avenger ‘Vo‘lllllgum‘. sills
A M ‘1") I suck full of [III t'u‘lul
‘2 scattermv thnt III-ll nll Ilt'll'
of coumo it would sprout up
.. *1?th and ill-rue to that
'U‘ thia‘wlrllhll-uhm mow
W‘s Io Wit ‘Qfltotl: them
will!” in (acumen:
“'Whhvh‘ beendrlv'cll to the motili—
hn'd' wa‘ca'nnot fully uhllcl'eiatd the
'ot 'the parable in It‘gtlt'll

and till lust Iain-q;
bio from which i spell
2°me ontomctliing “can under-
It is built on luonev, and that
the same in Jerusalem as in Sow
It means the some to the sort
"to the our and the Chinese coolla
""flio W. Whether it is made
honor hrls,or iron or copper,nr
hrfllver itrpeaks all languages without
w Hiram parable of the test; runs in
“one: "file owhcfot a large estate was
“watch 'andhc hadsome money
whom M ly invested, and who
dledtogéthhall ills andsaid:

“lam golltg’hfiy now, and I wish you
whidtako lhislnloucy and put it to the very

”possihhub‘, ’lindwhcnlcome hack re-
turn to nlcthc‘intemst.‘ To one man he
gave $0,403, to othmhe gave lesser nunsot
money; tbtheledsthe'gavo 01,.850 He left
andwasgope {or yearnaud then re
011 Ill! arrival howls anxious to

' his worldly Main, and he called
' ”ijeport tohim. “lot
,w,"sl;ldhe, “whatyou haveheendo-
hmypropertysineelhavcbceugono.
‘l‘helnanwhohudrcccival the 89,400 mule
uphnd said: “I invested that monoy. I got
go'add hits-rest {or it. I have in other ways
l‘lfihtl y employed it; and here are 818,811):
Volta: [lure doubled what you gave Inc."
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, fellow. no
hptotheowuerot the ands'uys:
m‘mh Ilmtri I}? u”
«with pvppcr}y', “haven’tyou linden
7,’ ; “Nothing—poth-

" “Why, whathavo youheen shoot lll
thew ears?” “0h,lwasai’rlidthat itlin—
‘Fém’f‘wn mm” “.33“?

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" hismMIm-tndo mis. 1.,
4 ' and imperfinent. OI
.. . " j; place andis discharged
" ser'yioe. The owner who went
.1 niareountryisJems Christ going
gagelrthto heaven. The servantsspokeri
lathe texture members oi the church.
”talents” ourdiflerentqnllificatiomot
fistula. gimju‘dillerent proportionsto
W people. The caning hackotthl
owner is the Lord Jesus returningst the
' to make llnll settlement. The
dunno of thesementoherulers
_e’or ortwocitiaisthemltationottha
lithe last day,whilo the castin
“the idlcristhecxpullionot anthem
Imvomtsimprpvedtheirlwivileges

ERAS IIGABDL‘G CHRISTIA."

farnflrsttronl this mmhjecgthatbecom—

aChr’Istiau ismcrelygoing outtoserv-
ice; ltycu haveluy romantic idea about
healiuiuga Chrisdlmlwlntnowtor scatter

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~ogoofl.nwlil into lain, practical,’
Iknowfliél’é‘hleln: many people who
“We romantic notions about

“Mn lift-flint he whoservesflod
wfl‘thcemrgialothody,mindund soul

jimmy servant,lndhawho doesuotis
hinawmhyservant. Whenthowlrtrum-

muhds,‘allthelmd’ssoldiersmustnmrch,
erdeeptho snowmayho,or however
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“ for dinner tad”
M to II great. deal at ruinous oeu-
'whshawnys: “Oh. it i only‘
’ Inn‘s talth, or that man‘s mm.
of M man a eloquclwc how i would sure
flak“ Wrtnln-tlle fun-ultvtlmt Hod has
mmlsmlemplny it III the right way.
iIIIIml tour. that In lure the stone
shdtlluher IIIro hroughl to .lI-ruullom tor
“Turpin every “one and piece of timber
was marked; so that below they started for
Jemrllem, the anlIitccts know lll phat place
that particular piece of timber or stone
should tlt. And 001 have to tell you we are
all marked torsomooxw place In tho gull
temple of tholflnl, anddo not let us eoutv
plain, hIZylllg “I would like to he the tonn-
datiuu alone or the cap stone. " Let us go into
the Icry place when God intends
us to he, and be satisfied with
the position. Your talent may be in per-
sonal appearance, your talent may bl is
large worldly Islam. your talent may he in
hl social position, your talent may he in a
t pen or eloquent tongue. but whatever
hothotalcut it hnsbeen gIIen only tor one
purpow-Incticaluee. \ou solnctimclflnd
shlauln the community of whom you say:
“He has no talent at all; " and yet that man
may havanhundred talcuta. ills one hun-
dred talents may be shown In the item of en-
duvance. Poxorty comes. and he endures ls'
mention ohms,- ulld‘ lie mm ll: fidl‘
Honour. 1:“me it.‘ rmmw
ud’hols he is sewlmsw he Chum-a
T and he is may mm II-
of Christ's Gospel and is doing as
Inticlr for tho church. and more for the
church, than many more positively active.
"you have one talent, use that; it you have
ten talents. use them. satisfied with the fact
that we all have different qualificatlons, and
that the Lord decides whether we shall have
one or whether we shall have ten.

1 learn also from this parable that the
grace of God was intended to he accumula-
tive. When God plants on acorn, he means
an oak, and when he plants II small amount
of grace in the heart,ho intends it who
gmwthful and enlarge until it overshmlm
Ila whole nature. There are parents who at
the birth of cachchild lay aside acertlin
ailment of money, investing it, expecting hy
accumulation and by mptlund interest that
by the time the child shall come tomid lilo
this small amount of money will be a for-
tune. showing how a small amount of money
will roll up into a vast accumulation. Well,
Godsetaasideacertaiu amountot for
each one ot his spiritual children at his
birth, and it is to go on.and,ua bycom-
pond interest, accumulate, until it shall
become an eternal t'orume. Can it ill
pouthle that you have been acquainted
with the Lord Jesus [or ten. twenty,
thirty years, and that. you fie not love him
moronow than you ever did before! Can’t
be that you have been cultured in the Lords
vineyard, and that Christ finds on you both
ing but sour grapes. You may depend upon
it, if you do not. usethe talent that God gavo

you, it will dwindlc. The rill that breaks
from the hillside will either widen into l
rive'rordryup. The brightest day started
to the dim twilight. The savings: Christian
manwaaoncc a weak Christian. 'l'akotha
onetalent and make it two; tpke' tire-ad
nuke them live; take ten and make than
twenty. ‘I‘hsgrlceot God m9 intended»
hm accumulative.
llx'l no: or warrant" ro uncen-

" STANCE.

Agmn: 1 learn from the textthst interl-
orityot gihsisnoexcuso for indolnea.
This man. with the smallest amount at
my,mlllo growling into theme!
the macro! the estate,” much" may:
“I! you had ven‘nielfi-itl'll would have
filiaght SIB. as wells: this other man
mwfi'my' slow, and I hardly
(fight ilwas worth while tomolt stall.
Sol hiditin nnapkin and itproduced no
result. It‘s because you didn‘t give Ins

enough.” But interior-fly of faculties isno
unselorindolcuee Ictmessytothemln
who has the least qualifications, by the grace
of Godhomaybeulade almost omnipotent.
The merelmnt, whose cargoes come out from
every island 01 the sea, and who, by one
stroke of the pen, can change the whole fuel
of American commerce, has not so
much power as you may have hetero
God in earnest, faithful and continual!
player. You say yin have no faculty. Do
you not understand that you might this a!-

8 temoon go into your place of prayer, and

kneel before God. and bring down upon your
soul,and the souls of others,lblening so
vustthat it would take eternal agestooorn—
pute'itt “Oh," you say, “I haven‘t flatness
I! lcan‘t talk well I can't utter
what] Ivantto say.” My' hrother,can you
notquote one passage of Scriptural Then
takethat one pamgo of Scripture; carryit
with you everywhere; quote it under lll
proper circunstanm With that one pat
sage of Scripture you may harvesta themand

workotthechurchinthis day isheingdom
hythenlenzotonetalent. Once in awhile.
whhagmttmiswlmmuodwjll
bring out II great field piece andrako all
withthefleryhailotdestructiou. Butconr
Kmmmkwdomostofthehlrdflghting.

ooh only omJahuglndthothonsands
olcomumtrwpsundchim, todrlvedown

thawllls at cities, and, uhder wrathtul
mumakenationsnyliko sparks from
the-avil. ltoulytookons Lutlleflorfla-
my, one Zwinglius for Swimlmd, one
John Knox for Wale Calvin tor
Mundane John Wesley for Elgllnd.
Dorcasnsea'lzainlyhasl milsiontolcrvcas

distill-ammonium rue-enou-
:ttrlppsd hyskowidow-intofllapoa'humwfll’
hoasmuehspplslllsdlssho endswunuouag.

comm goth h m’s halite kitti‘ilhs
newspapers. ‘nlemanwho the Ils'o
Inderthehurntofla-inglnthelncienttempll

h

'tnmagnihceutrohqwllkin‘ginto
«Hollanderthecloud of Jehovah’s
Yeathemenwithonetllmtlroto
“ammo... itwill Mlerbo reveals
all. 'l'homtm withtiva or ten talents ll.
telnpted‘to toil chiefly tor theulselves, to
huildupthdrowngloltnlme,ondworktor
their own aggrandl-umhaud do nothing
torthaallevilfioncdthlworld'swoea The

h b atom “flagellum.“

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souls for (led. I all: glad that the chic! eold.to

 

line and Ysttompt to add thonlup.
themtwa 0!”th times.l makotheui
(smut. each time. But 1 have admired
waysn mutant will take along linen!
figures. and without a single mistake,“
with great calsrity, announce tho
gate. Now, in the last great settlement them
will he a mil-reel account presented
has keptalong line of sins, along line at
broken Sshhaths, a long line 0! minus
wards, a long line 01‘ discarded sacraments. a
long line of misimproved privileges. They
will all he added up, and hetero angels, and
devils, and men. the will he an-
nounced. 0h. thatwlll hetho grastdayot
settlement. lhave to ask the question: “Ant
lrasdy for it?" it is at more importance to
Inc to answer that question in regard tomy-
self than in regardto you; and it isot‘ more
importance to! you to answerlt in regard to
yourseltthaninregardtomc. Every
than (or himself in that day. Every wo-
man (or hcnelt in that day. “It thou
he ulee, thou shalt be wise for thyself: it
than scornest, thou alone shalt hear it." We
are-pttolpoak oltholastdpyasanoeclslon
of vociferatlou—a great demonstration at
power and pomp: but there will been that
lday,l think. a tow momantlot entire silence.

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when all nations are list-lug tortheir doom.
ml rnuoeoruv or squats" or REWARD.

llearnalsolrom this parable of the text.
that our degrees of happiness in heaven will
he graduated according to our degrees of
usefulnou on earth. Several of the cells-
mantatorsagroe in making this parable the
samoono asln Luko,whero one man was
made ruler over live cities and another made
ruler over two cities. Would it. he (air and
right that tho protested Christian man who
has lived very near the line between the
world and the church—the man who has
often compromised his Christian character—-
the man who has never spoken out for God-
thommwhohasmverheenknowulsaChris-
tlau only on communion days—the man
whose great strugglehas been toseehow
much of the world he could get and yet
win heaven—ls it right to suppose that
that man will have as grand and glorious a
seat in heaven as the man who gave all his
curmudgmind audsoul tothe serv-
ice of l The dying this! entered heaven,
hutnotwith the same startling acclllmas
that whiohgreeted Paul, who had gone un-
der mehlngs and across dungeons and
through maltreatments into the kingdom of
glory. One star dilters from another star in
glory. and they who tell mightily for Christ
on elrth shallhaveatls'greltorrewanl than
those who have rendered only halt a service.

Sonic 0! youaro hastening on toward the
reward of the righteous. I want to cheer you
upat the thought that there will be some
kind of a reward waiting for you. Then
amChristianpeoplo in this house whom
very near heaven. This week some 0! you
may pm out into the light ot the loathing
sun. lsnwahlindmangoingllmgths
roulwithhisstlflmndhekqitpoundingtho
eurthlndthen stamping with his loot. I
said to him, “What do you do thatla'l"
“0h." hem-id “lelntellhythosoundoftho
groundwhlnllm near a dwellin “ And
some! you can tell hyths thousand 9‘ ion:
gasphlyylathwaymaxi-$1"I that you”o mooning “pul-
Will! 5.90“!» will.” hlrholr. g
you were looking on (mild, you
tothegataothis house,lnd youwstp
log with the servant, when your 1
hoistedtho window and shouted, “Como inl
come in!” Just» so,wheu you come toth‘e
gatoot the future world, and you are talking
withdalth, thablaekporterlt “IBM!”-
thinks Christwill hoist the window and my:
"Come in! come in! I will make their
ruler over ten cities.” In anticipation
of that land l do not wonder that Augustus
Toplady, the author of “Rock of Asa,” de-
clared luhisllltmoment: "l have nothing
more to pray (or; God has given me every»
thing. Surely no man can live on earth
after the glories I have witne'ed.” Oh, my
brothers and sisters, how sweet it will be,
after the long wildernessmarch,» get home.
That was l bright moment (or the tired dove
in the timoot the deluge when it lound its
way lately into the window at the ark.

swim a BUSHNELL.
801 Water BL. foot 0! Bank,
BBIMIPOII‘I', fl.

Wonk renewed attention this reason to our stash
of Nova Seoul hand made woolen stockings,

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SUPERIOR
'2; BAKING Plllllllll

TllE PllllEST lllll BEST

Is made only of all-lolly pure gr: cm
of tartar. strict! pure unfit?” o!
sodl.sud ssmll portion of hour as II
narrative. not' else whatever. and
warranted cull rey free from slum.
ammonia. phosphates, lime. and all the
adulterunls frequently found in baking
powders. The c tor of materials
used. their purity, and the nicely of their
combination. vendor Clevellnd’a an rior
hakmgpowderthemoat healthful molt
economlcal in use. and it alwsya silent»
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food
It ll'l recommended for: unity, healthful—
lela and elficieuc by manual uId
State chclnietac enlists ofBolrds

222222 moon.

('thllCLASD Bum-urns Away.“

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flare now In Itock mil line 0!

Ladies’ and MissieS?

Wlll'l‘E BLBBKS.’

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Splendid Goods at
25.00 and $35.00.
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NEWMARKETS.
; RAGLANS,’
JACKETS, ,nnd

WRAPSL

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We {mill-all will “It ndl :I'ylngqn (nitride Gt
meltotlny Itt- c’lrl: In to

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mans: Alcoa}: ennui
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Charles‘ESeynour
70 Wagfiggtfinn Street,

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sud mittens. laden line oi Imported Cucrnseys.
We wish to more lolly Introduce to the notice at
lll outdoor workers drivers. It. It nee, lad sports-
men. the great oomhwtand sale? from wet and
hedcrived tro- l good so tot oiled cloth-

ing. Withthelegoruhhevcloveslnd new Cots.

at which we have a stock. The damaget

horses lud harnesses yrlinlud sleet stones in well
known to every hone Olllfl- One at our oiled
Canvas Covers will prove a complete. proteuiou
and may save Ill cost Inlay times in a single storm.
helehowevasro hut side chews. our main

ndlery, lllglnea' s Supplies
terms. lulnyof these lines we are red
match and impossible to but.

Neath. They are levy Inc us
casthntliulemolelhsndgsrettes.
try them. Telephone, N. Y.

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tltldlld Granulated Sugar

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A NOVELTY.

Freshlllrring!

Weave selling Fulfill “BRING. in call oi
slmesinellhallnon. ’1 are «Insider-hie ot a
novelty inthls country. Just as diluent tron
the hcrri'ngknowntoourcoslhlsonecsnin-

lgine

"In ustethaysnllkenrdlmhntsreaol III all.
Reednopreplration; allrudytoheestemamv
hurtytoodllso. sndhsvelralrl clear
taste. Woundthelaouteonldelt tht they will

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PIlee lie. l Cu or 8 Call for 756. ,2

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New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,

lumtnsh. Lilla Beans,

Cal-Ion, Lobster, Pens,
Plums, Pumpkin

Which wewill let loose I: prices um place the
' public. .

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trails have last Norwalk.

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Corrected August 9th. use

Passe-gor'rrdls.
HOUTII.

Lv.llorwslk. Lv.Sa.llorwllk. Ar. Wilson Poln
78am ”Guns. swam.
8l7 " 8% " 88 “
1008 “ 1013 “ Ion) “
1250p ll Imps. “Rpm.
‘u 4“ as as

or “Inn! 650 "killed 100 "I‘s'd

Cl 807 “ 915 " “

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to 24 "
NOICTI I .
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. 80. Norwalk. ALNM

10 3| “

thl.uI.leed ltdl...lt'x'd 210)"qu
“in sh as a” u so 6” so
845 " 913 " 935m.
12m " ”up... lllll .I.
255 “lined 103 “nixed 3H lxed
425nm. 0 “ “smut.
3% x 625 .. oao "
, ,
1010 “ liked lll]? "Illxed loflllxed
erIImv.
eon-m 015p.-
Oaspll. obspm 657 "

W. murmur”. Vlcol’res. and Ceo'l lausger.
P40. Pulls. Superintendent.
1.1M GeleruTIckeIarent.

 

HOUSATCS [(3 DIVISION.
All" 25. lm‘l.
Lease Bridgeport for “talent
{Jan I. accommo'n

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to» p. In. Illsed l sown.“ am.
4.82 " express 1 1 so... In
5.50 “ scevmo‘ s P
Wm . ls
'Coesoalyas tar as New lllltont
Wit .lfivnaon. Viol Pru‘tt Ccu‘l Ian II 'r
W Iron, hupL

Putnam. M! 401.. BriILaep-Irl. Conn

«(iltlll'l‘ ‘RsDUC‘I’lDS OX

Minnow Goods

t- I;4

III-Kain? an:
Bis-lll. Feathers.
Velvets. Huts. Etc.

Beaver Hats
l-‘ronl CI .00 to Cl. 50.
Worth l)onbl9 the, Price.

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MRS. V FAWCETT’S

MILLINERY BTCBES,
3 Water 51., 13 Main on,
Norwalk. ‘ So. Korwllk.

 

Cominlndseeourncwslyluol

Wall Papers.

No trouble to show goods.

 

double roll.
“41‘—

Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 North Main Street,
scum nonwanx.

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I fig'ig i "ufim Fax—“W; In
Shalldal. “mm

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’_romptly. '

,CHARLESSMITH

‘ 58 Washlugton Street.

 

WET RECEIVED A ID? I)!

' CHOICE LEMONS

whichwoshallsellltlheaatsperdm, Months
celehutod

Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon

Stamper

A DANIEL L’llOlllllEIllEU

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sol " fillmtordhcc um “ Adamo italic

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panels. on " Acacia

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men.- will.

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to! “ honour.

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“V Wuhan-noun»

JOHN H. SMITH,

FLBBIS'I‘.

MAIN STREET SOUTH WNOBWALK

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antigen Norwllk to assths the“.h Mk

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A.'s. reams,
J EWELER.

Watches, J ewelry, Silverware.‘
Flue Wlteh repairing a Specialty

 

Dolothuyluouumeltor Headstone hula alloy
h.hutgo mdlmttfilm the show moles

allcoul eta willnothadi filmedlnm its
Pl Duluth sll kinds ol
cemetery work .

P. W. BATES.

Americas Investment Co.
Equitable Lite l IIsIIrlaoe Co.
Pullers horn and Trust Co.
JarleIpCoIIkllu Mortgage Trust Co.
Plro, Lire,.tecldellt. and Plate Class

insurance.
TAlel I GOLDEN. Algal!
Real butch insurance Agency. 80th

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28 llain 1%., So. Norwalll.

Beats, 8188!, Blues.

Of All Made In Their Sewn.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

H.’ I. BINPETT. I!!! “.LBUS’MD

Jacob M. Layton,

llell Bs' to and House Agent.

Coilerullnaurunee Agency

the. we and Acdlleot.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabl- snd Biceraga.

 

Notary Public Acknowledgements Tlltl-n
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Butt-atlas.

55 Washington st..lNe1l door to Post-once.)

 

BEE HIVE.
LAllllts‘ .INII CBSTS’ IIIIIII'II lull.

GOtothelleclltvewhen youlro hneplgryordry.
layouclugetagoodrqulrc In
sIsllhounstprieessothat

out aflord ll and
go in Our drinks lte el.Coflee lnd DI:ililk.

eight“ or cold. all United“. 'l‘em
Allo’l'ablo Board. or Board and mtg-flail;
day ovweek. Coulelndsoetoryou lAFLt'lt'd; ls

Justllkcholnelndwewilltryand mskoteslzou
home We! ly, 18]! Bit “I‘ll-n

lair-I

Insure 1' our Life
011 the Endowment Plan. ‘ .
lopfig?ufi‘mmm needle-am

ueedsiltovthattlmeis no mean why he should
thewhole lite time.

 

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Behlsoveee thuudndc oculaslhosssadot
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winger: treaty-m;
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neglaetto etorthechlneel of dying—which

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onhis

. lelIfll IN Till

CONNECTICUT GENERAL

Life Insurance Co.,
‘-‘ 0' HARTFORD.
,, e. s. vnollslnnuw.
. manuals.

 

GILBERT M BITCH,

 

Livery and reedstabla
~ IIIIIwIcII nor-ll,

 

,CANDIES

‘ otlllkladt mou-

BAKERY

(.‘ORII'UCOHAB. CANDY 1018. ands tall assert»
‘ mentor IrnlnantalF candy.

“John Holland

MUD“? ”LOCI.
its“

new MYI

88881888 lllKEB

Special situation gives to re-
pairs is all hrslehss. -;

 

 

“it" Angie-if?‘ no 4‘
*lIonwAna womm

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Ell ”‘

Mlmwzpfiflmmflmuv Ontario -

South Norwalk. Conn. 8‘

 

'.-'d’vfi~
',sfi2

Lobsters, Clams.

Fresh and Salt Fish,

SCALILOPS.

NIB‘V CANNEID (30008,
IMPORTED GRAPES.

ri'omnl UBANGES

Wholesale and Retail.

ml or. worn

Fill. NASH 8: 880.

2 Old! IMls (or city and borough or the

Boat American” and "Radiant”
were.“ ”"
the head "I the nu tor mpllclflmg

mm: use siuurmmgl mymuifil.
“ehsveonhsodatlnallneot .

RANGES,

halo and Duplcx Crate.
WDBCOIKATI'D AND PLAIN CHINA,

Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
ABATE, TIN and IRONWABE

Justin: ulvcdtum thstselorystthe lowestnsrket

m. NASHdLBRO
H. S. HOOD,

Watches,
Jewelry,

- nu)-

Silverware.

special attention to the Icpllri of line
watches lld Jewelry?“ I;

 

 

38 Main Street.
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S’EwERSI

F‘. M. PIERCE
DEALER lll
SIEWER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor

ltospreparad make connections with make sewer
plmln this cl on the most l(lvorallle terms.
Magma HEW roundly laid

”was: this t! ”will and.“ it lo their advantage to
call on him

I". M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwllk, Ct.

The Metropolilan's Record For 1887.
Gala III number at outstanding Pelican curing
"d“"liollm dull-Inn ”moon.
Cain III Premium Income during 1687. ’I. la) en

 

Gain in lateral Receipts duriung Ian. 855.609

Galnlnotoeslnoomedurl 1”. 1m l
numbaomwhculm- nu landfill?”
a , Miocene” mow-nine: :2,—

il-mi her ol PoldEsln Pelee. 1.38. so
new] Ins-anon written nring 188'!
Capital and Caryl-a tad reality 0!
a“: 3333mm “shuttles, st. to:
can
tpaid by the

190118. N.
olieyoholdels

mmés"“w

Amount Company to ill Polllcy-
hddastovtnque e.ce.sin orgsn .plus
M invested dusts, 31m. 18838.

1051"! LEIPN IK. Amt.

 

.Iolllv ll. mums,

W Wound Retail Dealer in lll kinds of

8881. AND W881]

Brick. Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
“Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkoaharro Coats.

mm lBr RUBBER PAINT

Yard foot of Washington and liar-
shall streets. Branch ofliee at Stillou
Drug More

4' 'l'
-.

“In'

a; 41;:‘Ellllldr {Hi In '1 m‘wfil‘}
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Fochtcr’s l-' amour-

FAIRICC’ $1..

communism
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3;...

Inhibits“

In: Thlnlt or This
0. d M
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wan hour-edit] euro. aisles "minnow“

 

mm
is luv file by a!‘

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Immanuel

his“ “will. “MI-mas

 

Ammonium.

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HHS. VLHJ VlS
Fall Samples

HBllllllll Cashews. Bills all
Biol Bren Boll:

IXI'OI‘I'ID I!

W. B. HAIJwCO
Initials-oar.
SAOQUEB AID COATS
or run ulnar null.

MW

Alladsrslntrustsdtomswlll he than
at same prices charged by Bridgewtmm

M“.§-.BBP.£1‘PYJ§.
Wedding Stationery!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l

. ”if“ ll: A) m'N'r‘l

‘1' 3W “'T'..,..
PRINTING [ll lll. KINDS

ALTHE

Sentinel Ofiice'.
Halal, BaBeyB BI.

——..Q———-

WOOD MAI; TEES.
DOORS,
BASH, BLIIDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
- or at). mo

swu~u. ' a"

 

 

Large Stock 01’ Columns
for Trimming .

~—2~ woo——————

Plate and Sheet. Glass

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.” ’

 

 

..- “I , 4

Mill at Pool of laulall Basel

booth xiii-walk. Conn.

.. llBlBll BillBl 8 80.

Important.

mm. “Illa,“

J. twinkling,“ _
sincclsst ”Enameled“ has put use b shspste

sgosod ha since:
comm: 2 the Mum" will!!!“ 's “Dr
1'. C. m.
was reme-

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and AB. PLAISTDO.

LADIES?» lll...

DD, low: Ow- Dyeing.“ ”'ka
'whsss. Price?“ lmwgli’syhavenoqull
«tar-molt)“. or
Thsydoaot anchor-mu; Dealers. orlllshy

:OV‘T'B Phlrllcy, lldCeo. B. mm
1

 

I wm. PA! I!!!
Highest Cash Price
103 .
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.

“mummseutkestorkhysadllgm

WILLIAI con-033,
count 103'“.

”ales Block, IL.
Norwslk, - cm
Hannah-mm

HARNESS

 

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menace. Eon... m
mentsinmeetstaforths-lsot

Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cingles, collars, kc.

Fina Bunion To Order,
AUHSII'II. .umaemwmlwmha-a

ta llnI
Robes. icdmnm“

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