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IIIoIIIIe III IIIIIIIIIIII
Sixty People Wounded by the
‘ Police.
tritium tiaCAI’III-I I‘IIIIII I'III‘III‘.
w. a...“
'I‘hc Editor Anus“ III. I'IIliI-II III‘ lm-itiu.
. the Parnell munzniI-sion Hip;
, and Inan_
,.-
“ht-Being llanisIIl Ilusiim by tho I‘m"!
no 1’58” Fro-ch have. It“ [a fiplritml
duly by 20,000 Friends.
Dunn“, Jan. '15, w'l‘hu tIiIIl II! ii Illiqu
D’Brhm on the chemo IIf II-IIIspII‘III-y begun
“(hutch on Huir, County 'l'IppIIIIu I The
Manhunt ltd-l LIIIIIIIIl a pm lnIImliIIII for
bidding any demomtration \IIIIIIqu‘ng, llr
O‘Brien, but despite this M lion .20 mo pIIrsImII
“them! around the court house. SIX hun.
dred policemen chargol tlII- cram], “all“;
their batons freely. but were IInIIblII, to due-
perle the gathering. 'l‘hII IIxcilquI-ut at this
point was feverish.
While Mr. O‘Brien was striving to pass
through the crowd to enter tho court house
he was seizod by a polio.I llh‘llt‘i'l Ir and
dragged for thirty yardI 'l'lII- pI-IIplII were
maddcned by thin tnIatIuI-nl of Mr. ()‘ilriIIn,
and pruned forward to rescue him from
the hands of the inspIIcIIIr. The police, how-
ever, repulsed the crowd. Timothy ilIIaly,
Who had stepped forward to aid )1 r. U'llriun,
was met by a bayonet leveled til his breast,
but he was not injured. A number of m-
porter: were maltreated. Mr. O‘Brien com-
piaiued to the mngistratos that the police
were attempting to incite a bloody riuI.
When the case for the crown had been pro
MN. III. Healy, on behalf of Ihodelend-
ant. applied for uubpmnus for Lord Sally
bury and Mr. Balfour, both of whom, he
asserted. hadmado spoocius similar tothosc
oer. O‘Brien. The court refused to issue
the desired subpo- has 'i he :7an tutors in the
court room receiII-Il this IlIII lalllll With mur-
In and the magistrates ordered the galler-
ia to be cleared
While this was being done Mr Ulirion
exclaimed, "I'll clear out also,“ and started
for thedoor. The magistrates shouted "Szup
him!" and a constable gralIlIIIIl Mr. U Brien.
After a sharp struggle Mr. 0 iirien, with the
aide! some of the strontium, managed to
reach tho street with no more IlaIIIIIgII than a
torn coat.
An immense IIrIIIvIl IIsmrml Mr Hllrlen
through the town The police used their
batons without mercy upon the people, who
responded With stones a IIl st II kII.
During the melee Iiir Ullrlcn “as IIlruck
violently on the breast with n rillII block.
Scores of persons were In Jurcd.
The court issue] a warrant for HI. I arrest
of Mr. O'Brien and then adjourned. Police
with fixed hayoncts are patrollng the streets
of the town.
Twenty pcmns remind bayonet thrusts.
and Borneo! them were dam, vIIrIInsly Wounded
At least forty other.- “L‘X‘L‘ In In or chs seri.
ously injured by In» lIttlulLV of “iv potion,
Mr. O'Brien' 3 location Is not known. II. is
thought he Will not app- ar in I null I I in}
Father Mei. arthy, II II I lie liar" ., l uilh in-
citing boycotting,h IIILI mmitrnocl for trial at
Clormkilty. Theh rarmg II aI adjourn-Id A
large crowd IIhiIiI lI:IIi1,,:ItlI rIml nlnrllt th»I
court house “as r‘lIargI-Il Lb) a force of 2M)
policemen, and many p rs InI Ivm- injured
by batons and llflyllllt'ls. The flood uml
storms and bottles against the police, fl Iirt .,. II
of “hum II'IIre injured. ”no of tlIIII W'U'Hiilc'l
policeln. -n will probably die, uni thin-colic rs
an.I in a dangerous Condition.
’HIII Parm- l' Trial.
LUKDOS, Jan. 2-I.—-.\t the homing lIIIfIIrr-
Shirk trawl
outrages in in lani o thn l.I-:I;',nI.I and t I In.»
inflamedlanguagcol lrI.~h IIII-Ian-rs III’ In.-
house of commons. [Irirnin and IIEhIsr lenders
Tue league practically awsulnwl tho govern
mcnt of the country and MD" Iumgud IIIIt-
Yngv‘sI Then! was III» fllIlitli’llialtll>il'tfii III;
hisIlIstrict. lnspxrlnr l’II l',;i'l’-i .1..;,.....l tluIt
be searched tho inns.- ut .‘Ilnry II'IJIInnIIr,
the secretary of the LIIII'II :I' L'ml League, at
Athlona, and {IIIIIIl sIII'Iral Liters from
Anna Parnell III: I r ' -r.I III ~, In tho forum
tinn of a laIlIIu Ham-l1 lIII tlII relic! of
III ictul toxmnts. Mirs U'L‘annur's aIqunts
Ilisosml rxpv unit-Jinn l'III th- dull-use oi
prisoners Lida?” 'I-Il III: I IILI‘ m; .7
larcvveil ltiamyrwl.
lloxnox, Jan. flit—The lord mayor of Lon—
IlI'IIIténin-rrd Mr. l'lIIIlg‘Is, tit-r l'niigl SEMI-x
farewell bIIIIpI -t h»: evening at
1hr: Marmot: h Ins». 'I'I. -» hundred and fifty
gutfita Wm! prov-m. III Eudmg Lords li-MI
b: r" a lobhur" . CiIiIf JthtiI-III ( IIl-Irul'e
literary and scientt’w "it'll.
ministI-r, a
A Subject For Thought and Action.
(Mawa. Jan :5 —U:IlteIl Statm L'snn II
Hotchkiax has prepare 1 an ob-buratv f'rfpurt
which will likely set AmIIriIan lI-;,"LIl-.It)r.s
athinking. lle madn- invustLa in: II! the
lumber trade bI two. In the two I. I.I.I. WIS. lid
report shows tinI Ipxzml Ity of pi I.» .1 :Il
round lumber shipmi from tin.- UIIitIrl Slut -.
toCanada In the but I In years as“. IJIIIIIIIIIII
feet, valued at it. ”In MI, In the san- Igwrsul
volume of exmzzs I'-1n.1in 10:5 to Uni ted
States, lilfi‘JluKM {I , v:Il:I~.~ ~.i a: .STIiI ml
Logs brought into Carrol-II were tI-l.I.--l In
Wtsconsin and Minneslta, pr‘InIrpIIly for
lnillsof the Rainey River country, in the
province of Ontario.
A Singular Disappearance.
KI." YORK, Jan. 725. —b’nmuIIi 1’ oil. schlld,
in Hartford hotel proprietor, came to this
city last Saturday, and diIappcarmL His
family received on \Vedncsday. by cxprcsz, a
' new trunk, containing the clothing and per.
sonal effects, including IvIIlI-h, chain, diamond
studaml ring, worn by Rothschild when he
left homo. The key was attachei to the
:trunk. The police are trying to salvo the
mystery. An unknown man shot hllmclf
I M in Central park but evening. The (1!:
nription of the body resembles that given of
7 Samuel Botchschild, of IIIIrIIoI-II. who I.
mung.
‘ White Caps War): a Police Captain.
Sc. PAUL, Minn, Jan. —Capt John
Breathe, Who has been connected with the
,-
J4).
‘ St. Paul police force fora long time, was
i
yactavday fie recipient of the following
note: “You keep your mouth out of otharu'
induct. and we order you to get out of this
13me Jan. ‘33 or you will headoad
man. WhiteCapa" Onthe backofths
aotsh: K'I'l'his is a warning for pm" At
fietopilamhenhiamwl of a skulland
”has: Thacaptainthinks the notch
sdmajoka
_ 8" lat laglalatnra.
Wm Jan. ah—Beaator Worth intro-
“bayou-bulb) givethsminorltyof
methn in the board of
m of corporations The bill appli-
b‘h‘aad manufacturing corpustions,
dump-won't “mutual“!!!
TW uteri-atom
m. ”WWIIM Doasltboa‘s
uni-till” ltlwltmifl III
Mulls“ hill. W and
Walkman.”
i
‘ III moment dam
In.” sum of Altar-w Isl lama Blanch.
Bl‘ Liabilitias. Littlo Assets.
lain Button. N. J.. Jan 2- .“Thls town
i nssrly wrecked by debt. The eullro lu-
dohtedneai auIIIniIla III lIIIthIIIu I‘I' I'I.‘I,III'III and
CIMJIIF, including a IIIIlII-III IlulII III Noam,
Beside! this sum then: are II number of with
now poudiug against tho. borough by parties
who find tlIeIIIIIele-II uuulolo III IIiIlnin their
ultlill'y(lulltl‘lilzifl, 'i'lIII lnrgmt IIIIII IIgIIiIIII
tho t‘ulllllitulull in that of the I. III-.1 llmuvh
Water Supply IIIIIIIpIIIIy fIIr WIIIIIII, fur waII-I'
fuminhod for IIpI'iIIkliIIg till‘tiuts', “i". All ”ii'
tuun ban in IIlIIIw forlta I'IIdI-iIIIIi...» _, I..-I.II|I-II
llIII III-howl buIlIliIIgII, ul IIlIII-h lIii’l‘I‘ arII
sown, arc the llI'II nppnrulua, llIII ‘lIfi‘flllit‘
engine lIIIIIIIII, a IIIiIIIu'IIlIlI-‘Jitllu jnll and tho
West Endcngine lIIIuIIII, lull. not tho land it
Islands upon. PHI-II lin- buIlIliIIg whom the
Hilllllllin‘llilli‘l'si hold their IIII-Ietaugn lII-longq to
private individuals.
The iIIIlIIlIlIIIlIIIIM is iIII‘rIIIIsIIII; I'IIpIIily
cVIrry your. The I‘Xll'li'llllll'l‘s III‘II IIII grout
as to requirv II lIIxnlI-IIIIIl to mill linuhnntl.
For tho high tax l'ltl!‘ now I-IIII' In; ill" in“ II
has nlrIIIItII iIIIIuIIIIIIlIlI- IIII III I‘Ir‘Illil of tin-
mud; vroIIIlIIII IIIIlIIwIIilI-I full «If lIIIIIm on I ill"
of tho [ll'llll'liilil bll't't'l'l. and II I .~I lI-zmlih III
All on IIIIIIIII of the llliil‘Illlglll'Il’ 'l'II- I' III-
III'IIIIIiIun-rvlmvoiIIrInt-IIII-Il III «I'll |Il'u1h‘l‘iy
for unpaid “L‘st'a, but IIlIile III . swab-1w
[II-en nIlII-IIIIII-Il our and IIIII II illi III II
grunt I-pr-Im- lI llIII iIIIIII, llI- hi- I» haw
never ('allli‘ Ill
OLD GUARDSI BALL.
Ilrilllaut AssI-Inluugo II! SIIIIIIIIII .VlIlIIIry
Men at "to Annual lh'i'l‘lillull IIf .‘wII‘
York's l’et Colllpully.
NEW YIIIIK. Jan. zip—Tin,- IIIIIIIml rum-I»
lion and ball of ”III UL! ilunrd I‘II'I- run but-
talion at the ZIlI-lrIIpIIlItnn Upt'm Iiiflihfllfl‘il
cvouing was brilliantly I-IIIII-usdul. Thorn
II'I-re 7,000 guests III tho IIIIIiiIIIrIuIII “ilI‘fl
Maj, Multan led tlIII grand IIIarI'lI. :‘lllullg
tho (listlngniwhml glirsla‘ prIfiI-ut III-re “1'“;
Porter, lluryca, Shalcr and .‘ilI-MIhIIu: ex-
Mayor Hewitt, Editor )lIIrIIII, of llIIIItIIn;
lirig. Gen. Peach and stall, of ilIIIIIIn; t'apl.
Noyes, of the Ancient and llIIIIIIraiIlII ar-
tillery, Boston; Col. ital-or: Adams. Jr, of
Pennsylvania; ”all. \i'. l), “'lIippl-I, [.15. A, ;
IIieut (irebln, aiIlIchnmp to Hun, iluwnrd.
CIII. Watson and stall, Fulllll rI~,,'iIIII-:II,
U. S. J‘.: UIII'crIIIIr liiggs and stuff, of
Delaware: lt-Iar Admiral lirainc, l', S. N
AIljt. (it'll. Dalton. of MassaI-hns-Itt»; ilI-n.
C. J. AIIIlr-rsI'III, First Virginia lIrIgn-iv;
Col, GIII‘Irgo ll. .‘IlIt'lIIiimI, III‘ liovI-rnur
Hill's stall; Judge Advanto UIIIIcrI-Il
Gardner, U. 5. 1\.2 Cal. ('Ia”k-'i‘I3ll, III The
World; Maj. lluIIlIIkulu-r, IIf l'rnnsyi-
vania; Capt. (lilI-brist, of CiInrlI-ston:
(ion. Swaim, of Washington; (BI-IL Banks,
of Binasauhusctt-I: Brig Hun, Urdway,
Cunnnanler Warner. l’utnam l'halanx,
Hartford; Capt. it-IIJIwIIIII, ditto; Gov-
ernor iireon, of Now JI-rII-y; IIlllmIrs of
Amoskcag Veteran», .ilanI'iIIIstIIr, N. ll;
Mayor (lrnnt, Mayor Chopin, JuIlgI‘IeI Bar-
rett and Martin», I.'-IrIII-lIII«I Vanderbilt,
Consul Booker. of lion'land, L'IIIIIIIl Riva, of
Italych'Insul Bonn-Ii. of (in-arr: Col. W. l’.
Bowman. of PhilaIl-Ilphin; 17- human lrIr Mun-
son, of New Haven Greys; Licut. Hayward,
of England; Maj. li'mtvlmn, Stat» Fouri-
blcs, Philadelphia; (fol. l'r-Il Wellington. of
governor's stall, MI-Isavhnwtts; flurgavn
General Mrmrc, L'. S, .\.'. Maj. Merrill.
First llaasnvhusetts artillery; Licut. 'l'IIttIIn,
West Point; UIIIL Varian, Albany; Asljt.
(Ion. llmtings, of Pennsylvania, and Gen.
III-tulle, l’roIIdcnInc IL l
t hush Senator Indicfwl.
I: out; .-.\IIII h, J: In. "'I .-I’l'hI:i‘I-IlIerIlgr-anri
jury examiuII-l a l: Irgc Ililllllnr uf murmurs.
f rum Henry anrl otheyr countivs. It is now
known that Svnatur L'arpnitur, of tho Shelby
and lblmrur IlInI‘r‘II-t, has iI-I-II indicted, but
tin: warrant [like not be u served. prewumably
in-I'auso ho LII exempt from III-rm! whiln so'rv-
in: Zia a Sifllfllvtr. Ho does no: duty, in fact
admits that an indictment has hour: rIItIIrnII-Il
against him, and that thc charge is bribery.
J. J. Walker, of III-lotus Imunty, was unrated
fur lib-gal Voting anal brought hare. "I: is
llIII first mm arrzsti- l on indictment by the
present grand jury.
\t by the Ito-morals “'crc )‘Jllf.
Kiln \IIIIIK, JIIIL :3.»Sz:I,-rctary LII'Irch‘Iid
nrriIcIl from ('37.. .IIIIn last night and «cat
to the [nu king, ham hair Ii. lie was Seen by a
rcportv r and I pzmtmne I] about [he mm! m
Innvnls in “w :IppraieI-r'5I starts» 3dr. Fair-
ehihl repllal; "llust If the mmovals we!»
made on Ill».- rcIrnmmI-tniatiun of ”ctr, :ilmms,
whom i put them to rmrgnnim I'm hinted.
Mr. >1: Is was I‘f'ilrvYI-It'nml IIIIIIII ma poor
and up out. olllI Mn 50 were the IItiIIsns.
1”..vast to reunrgnumy tin.- ntrmm and put
”rill in mi good condition as pmz‘eihlo during
my stay int»; i have no more removals in
anal now."
Wu! Virginia’s sit-naturist Fight.
(“ABLE-15105, W. Va, Jan. flit—Thu joint
assembly tool; tllr' nomad ballot for United
States senator. Golf recoivcl :‘a’ voteo;
Kenna, l2; W. L. \‘I’Ilmm. 10; Governor H,
W. Wilson, 1}; (isles Ilfniun Labor), :3. The
not scattering. Summon Snot! and MI t al-
itster were patrol. S -nI.IItIIr and De legato
Smith Iitepuhiimmu Ivan.- almond. Tho home
adjourned imnmlmlniy alter ”til-I ballot.
Thirty—sown III-nan: and aI:'v't'tl!§'~u£lt? home
inibr have been lutrfilhlt’ilL
Timber Thievro Defiant.
:IlrxvrzarrILII’I, Minn, Jan- "'I —Thn Jour—
nal's Superior, “in, apwml says: Over a
week ago orders to stop cutting and moving
logs on the reservation, noar Clarinet, were
served upon several tannin-mien so engaged.
So attention was paid to the order, and it is
learned here that the lumlmrmcn have
threatened violence if they an.I interfered
with. It may he nm~seary to bring Iman
armed force to stop the»: violations of the
orders of the government.
New York State's finalizes.
ALnasv, Jan. fi-Comptrollor Wcmplc'a
annual report, presented in the assembly,
for the year ending Sept. 30, mo, shorts
total receipts of 817,8)”,755; expenditures,
$17,635,357; surplus, 815,25lflii; state tax for
the current year, summon; rate, 2.62 mills;
valuation, $5,4IZI,IIIJ,MI; expenditures for
Ichaols, annotation The net debt .of the
state III only one-twelfth of l, per cent. of the
state's valuation.
A You; Woman's Fatal Full.
Bosrox, Jan 25.4—th Jeannette Parker,
of Rockport. fell from the fifth story into
the elevator well at the Young Women‘s
Christian annotation building, and was killed.
it isthought the door was left open malady.
um Parker was a member of thocla- of 'W,
Colleg- of Liberal Arts. Boston university,
Indwu 2) year-old. Bins Iran most asti-
mabio young” lady, beloved and “respected
In. Harrison I- 8" York.
It" You, Jan. fi—Xn. Bojamia Bar-
rMflsdthopruidaabokcgln McKee,
ha
‘ give sinstuse lb: was Gal.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, till.
l’AllDOll AND HEALING.
LESSON iV, FIRST QUARTER lNTER-I
NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 27.
Test of the [ma Mark ii. I-l'twt‘onmsii
\‘crscs Itbl‘lwtloideu Test, Pulm- will.
amtfovnucuinry by the ltov. I). M.
Sloan».
(t‘IIIIIpilI-Il {mm b Iva-II Help: I Qlifilll'll) in "If
IniIIsIIIn uf ll. ti lioll‘niun. publislnr, l'lIIhI
Ilclphhb]
1. "And again “Is I-IIlIIrI-Il lulu (‘upcr
IIIIIIIII.“ The joy Inf “ii‘ leper ulIIIiIIIIl boon
hI-IIloId It‘d him. llIIti‘illl'I'llillillllfl IIIII (‘Ulli-
uInIIIi of tho BuI‘qur, to bum-abroad the fact
of his iIIIiIIg healed, and such Inultitudw
flocked to Jams. that he ind in how the city
and \IitlIIirau into tho nilIlI-rIIIIIIII, whom
Luke tulle on No pruyod ILuke I, till-Mid
Mark says thnl IIII-II tlIIIrII tlII-y t‘tllliv to Him
from ewry quariIIr (\lnrk i, LII lint now,
after some do) II, lie rI-tuIIuI to i' IIpIIrIInum,
and the III-III IIf ills II-turnin IIIIIIII II rend
abroad. “llL'll lie III~III at one lull-I In Itho
lIIIrIlIIrIInf Tyre and Hiduu liII eIIII-I'I-Il into an
iIIIIIIII.I and would have no man know it, but
no could not he hid. (Mark \ll, 2i) How Is
it that today llc Iifl'lllr- to bo hid in tho humus
and “I c9 of so many “ho profess to haw re
“dial “in” “'by is it not l‘lt’fllly manifest
that lie islnua If indeed lie in! LI-tench
one a heart Yt'llly.
2. ' .‘iIIIlstraighlunynmny \IIIrII gathered
together, luwluuch that there uns no room
to receive them." In Lukov 17, it is said
that there were Pharisees and doctors of the
tho law sitting by , which were come out of
every townuf Galileo and Judoa nIIIi Jeru-
IIalIIIn; and the pmvor of tlII- Lord was pru-
eut to heal them. But though thcro was such
pom-r prI-sIInt, these l’lmrlsecs and doctors
were not healed. for they had no idea that
thcy nmlcd healing.
3. "And they come unto him, bringing one
nick of the palsy, which Wnaburnc of four."
While than blind, bolt rightmuu Pharisea
and doctors, who might be healed if they
only know their ueod, are listening to file
wonderful words, hcrtI in a case for tho mani‘
{common of ills II'IIIIIlI-rful mun-«a case of
realm-Ii and lilfilil‘tffil. IIch.
4. “Tin-y could not (‘Ulllti nigh, " ' ’
they uncovered the roof, ’ " " they let
down the but win-rein the sick of “105m
lay.“ Luke v, iii, my: tin-y let him own
through the tiling, With his much, into the
midst before Joan-I. lit-re been! auddctor.
mination sum to accomplish ltsond If it be at
all “alblo to be accomplished.
a. "When Jesus raw thIIir faith.” With
out faith it is impossible III please God (itch.
xi, lb, but confidence in Him (10% always
please Him for "tho cyu of tho Lord run to
and fro throughout the whole earth to show
Himself strong in behalf of them whose
heart iII porn-ct toward Hun“ III Chr. xvi, in;
and how often we hear llim any, “According
If} your faith," ”AII thou hxut believed," ap-
parently making the manure of hlcslng we
enjoy tube just in proportion to the Incas-
um of our faith in him. When we consider
the record in llcb. xi, and in thtI history of
the kings of Judah thIrIIliI-Il upon Gill, may
we not with good rmon ask I‘IunIeiI‘I-a‘, “Do!
not as if I had faith in Hod!"
"lie said unto tht‘fill‘k of tho palsy. Sun.
thy ems bu fIIrgiI'I-n thus.” Matt. ix. 2. my:
that Ho ab!) added, “lie of good cheer."
What pou'cr than; is in a Word of encourage-
merit. and how may we might drop by the
way an we journey on if we were not no self
almbed, but more filled with the Spirit of
Christ, who went about doing good, so for
gotfnl of self; and then how kindly lle od-
drmes the nick man—no word of rebuke
either to him or his friends because of their
stunningly rude intrusion and sudden inter-
ruption of "is discourse, but a most kindly
and encouraging greeting.
6. "Thr- scribes sitting there were roasrmI
ing in their henna." They Ivurc line cric-
mies, they did not [min-III in Him, thoy know
Him not.
7. "Who can forgive sinsbu: (ind only!"
Ill Cor. x, EI,IIIargin.I Why. «If course no
mun-an, but hon.- in this house, and in this
man, can find manifest in the: llI-sit,nnd they
knew it not, Then: tin-y sit critlcming. mu.
Ilcmning. sitting in judgment upon llinIIvho
will one: day be their judge, but now desires
tube their Saviour and their King. Will
they not say in that day. "Uh, if WI}
had onlykuuvmf” Well, if they had only
compared the,- IIvIIrIlII and Ill-eds and wctl
knownh'utory of this man IvIth Inc-testi-
mony of their prophets thcy might hnvvhewn
cmvinwl that thin was lie of whom the
prophets spake.
5. “Jesus mrcciVI-d in His spirit that tin-y
communal within the:nI.III-lve1” Some one
has mllr‘il this “mini ridding cxtmordinary,‘
andinelctd it is. How could u.» tell what
they were thinking about in their lteartsi
Just for the name “$513“ that He could for-
Dl llim it
Is Written, "Thou uwlerstandez‘n my thought
afar vlf. Then! is not a word on my tongue,
but to, 0 Lord, Thou bravest it altogether,"
It’s. mxix. 3, 4;; and He Ilium-ll has said,
"I . know the things that come into your
mind, III-cry one of them." Illnek. xi, 5.)
9. ”Whether is it Insier to say to the sick
of the palsy, Thy Sins be forgiven then; or to
say, Arise, and take up thy bed and walkl"
Either would require more than human
power, and
more than man; and yet a physician might
heal by skill and medicine the diam, while ,
only God couldforgive sim; and in this case,
sin being evidently the cause (If the disease,
the cause man be removed ifa care would ho
enacted. As to the wordsuaethIvas uneasy
to say the one as the other, but. there must be
the power behind the words.
10. "The Son of Man hath power on earth
mfovglve sins." Now if only God can for-
give singvrho is thisBon of Maui lathe
EighthPsalmflcisspokenofas having
dominion, and all things put under Him. In
the Holy Spirit's commentary upon 1’s. viii,
inHeb. ii wetlndthatthlsJesnsisthe Bonof
Man; andinlCor.xv whaeueiscalled
the last Adam, it is said that He must reign
till He hath put-Ill enemiesunder Bis feet,
and thatthelast enemy to be deuroyedis
death. Then in Dan. vii, 13,wearetold
that it is after the judgment of the my
and the destruction of the blas-
pheming. Antichrist that the Son of
Hanlstoreoeive His klngdommd dominion
overalltheearth which shall never be de-
stroyed. ThiaSanofMan, then,is theman
holy,harmlese,undefliad and separatcfrom
mwhoh virtuoofnispa'fectholhiess
isqnaiinedto ssinofl'a-lng.thosinners‘
substitute, andwho brvirtueofnnuuifice
matcheconsnmmatedisanthorindtopm
claimthoforgivene-ofsinstoallwhooome
humblytonim; andvrhohccauseof thedo-
minim given unto Himahail cleanse thk
wholemrthfmmcveryresultoflidam’ssin,
of whichthormhcisansing there miracles
ofhsalinganhutaforetaste.
11. "I say unto thee." In the days If
Inca and the prophets it was ”Thaw
,“or'fluuaiththew'd”buthereis
Imdilimse
either malt would prove Hun,
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Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
Want AdIt—J‘ in. It. 86c.
HarrlncI-o and liI-IIIlIn so come.
Local Nuliccr ll) cunt-n pol line.
flufiimfig finds.
It. A. N. CLARK.
51 South Mnin strut, I. '1' (“lly llolcl.
. bUL' "lll Noll \A
8.10 ‘J a. In.
(mice IIIIurtl. 2810 2 p In.
out an TelcphonocomIoclIon, 6 108p. n.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
5| ii'at-hington Street.
Open Dallyfromti III l:a.m..nnd from I mama
and on b’alurday evenings from ll to 8.
[J'lnlcrcet allIIWId on DcpIIIIlta.
ALDEN 80131th i’n-I- -
JUIIN II l’lilllfls I lac PM;
6344'. JUIJ‘I’ ll. K\API‘. bee. ann'l‘real
at s.u.\'.IIII-.' ' H
Architect and Hill Engineer,
FumIIIiIIII l'IIIIIII Hucilitulions and Suturinlend-
Incc [III “il' (Ullr‘ifutliull of way Ilt‘fl'fliltltm
of but Illngo
’I‘I‘IHIS Ill}. \80\ Alli. E.
-—-"i map“ It ilnIlIlinc \i' III-hinglon tit. .,
no. NIIrwulk. l’ 0 1:01:75.
OFFICE
I“. ll. I'I-. C If \\ I'.I.l.,
All! lll'l'l-Il'l',
lim m m ilmilm Ii' 7 film};
it a-lmn. tun rtnIIl, South \uruali. Still-3111
I I". "ENDED"
0 HAND ll \Eli AND lliil'dlliiili.
Am'ni lot the rcichmml
Bohmor Fauna--
hickwoui's llnli Bonding, Numalk Conn.
militia
LEX- S. GIIISUN
A . ‘
Organist of the but Caucus-muons! ChurchM'stI-r
bury, Tcamcr of
Pianof’ortc, organ and Musical
ConIposItIIIII.
f'i ly Lock Box 3‘.) P. 0,. Nill’WALK. LONN.
I‘T 11mins, H ~~~ >~———w—»———-
AGENT FOR THE
thnix insurance Go. of Hartford
AND
N()’I‘Al{\' I'L'ISIAIC.
RUWAYTON. CONN
C II. D'ABTUIS.
s
Cat-:rcr for Wedd: ace and Purine. lcc Cream
constantly on hand for the rick and mil ills cob-
IInIIeIl [toot liar and Empluymcnt IIItIIIII.
MAN 51' 50. N0“\V.ALK ('1‘.
J I). J}..\NINGS,
SflCl‘t «so! to L E. Qnintard.
Undertaker Ii: Emholmer.
ELECTRIC NIII‘II'I' BELL I}: THE Oi'l'll’li.
No, II Knight 51. Residence, 5 Elm 3L,
$30-3m Sorwnlk, Conn.
George II. Raymund,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And F urmslung Undertaker.
Call and see my have at of all lands of fumitnrc.
36 Main Stnet, Nonalk.
Also prepared to furnish everything BPCK‘IIIIIII’Y for
in in'I-rqul nf th- I.I1Il,day or ni ,;*Il. Ttit plume
count-tuna nun n; .IiIncc No. 3 Berkley pIaCc.
lch 11mm
nus‘nou.
A
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be“ Ing lint-lune hIIpplIos,
Attachments Part.- Needle:- Belts, IItc, fnn‘IIIhcd
General Repairing of ad kinda. and m lhl'? of
wrlnglarhinw. ..)l SilAllJ-IR.
til Alain SI... :-o.NorvIaik. flit-Ky
J c. cnon'n.
.
Carpenter and Builder.
P'ans furnished and Estimates givcn.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
film Ann ctrmt, near Main
P. U. x £41.80nlh Namath 0:.
J Ii. RAYMOND.
Builder and Cont 'llt'ml'.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of liar Iland St on Water P 0. Box .617.
ATENTB.
(I. ll. M'lsu'roa,
Wuhlngton. I). C.
Ten years in United States Patent (intro.
dhv Guide to inventors mailed free.
Monuments and HIIII'IIIIIII
Do not buy a monument or Headstone from any
photos; ph. hntgo dinette the show mum of
Wu}; tea, Waxcr Street, Norwalk and eelcct one
all complete and you will not be disappointed In its
aspearancc Dealcr In all kinds of uilding none
and cemetery work.
P. W'. BATES.
613m
Hangout: rchasod the exclusive right for Nomtk
and th Norwalk to we the Brutal mm:
Ani ial
,snd free
ofaII atrium
adjoining Methodist
teeth a
parsonage, Norwslk. Ct. Opencvcuings.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH INORWAIIK
In?“
'1th!
Examiner III
II. I. Pat. 0.00
1810 to 1888.
Offices, 438 Halo Street
”mm-l. 00".
WWW... ._ .. .. .W....I—..IIII.I. I... m...“ 4..“ M... .I..........I_I.. .... WM... -M...u.... .4...
0f lutlil in“
mwa which WW
”MI “good, *0 Inch Ill lliil‘ii IIxm lino,“ ‘33.
”Inch all\vooi'i‘flfiotfilo“:III-IIII’IIIII;c m I. I. .I . .I y»:
no worlltl . I . I . .
a .. .. .. .Mflh slil IIIIII "Iouu willI Iolumi IIIIIIIIIII and fringe in
3" T “ (mi ‘Ilo‘iilloam Winn u b h 'r I n it
“ ‘ " I" ‘ won Ir a I 0 ed a a amas .
.0 u u H Henrietta b‘c"'°"h5° ‘5‘ 5' iIIIlIullll.III.IIII LNI b
ill ' “ " ExmilnvllI-nrlettalm. worth!) :5. I,“ . mm, ”m".
" " " Plaid Now-ll) lhiI ,wurlh .i ‘5 H, II .I ,
Iii “ " “ BMlkaudWUMIIdl’luidISI. iii, uIIrllI m I. II I. M.
align-.3: all wool Silk Warp lleurIIIIs M. worth 2’: it t T. 1:1,,"an M,
IoIIII-II all wool IIIIII Warp III-IIIII-IIII sI-II . worth Turkey Red-
!III Inch ill 2 till inch 011'.
l’lIII‘ lili‘iu'lli‘ti Fri» 37 7‘).
'l‘llfkl‘)’ red tiililt' coin-rs at All prim l.
flap kins
Hill.
at inch half wool (.‘aIIhmIrII 12w- . II'IIIIh urn
Bleached Tabla Damask-
3 inch all linen fl.
7 down all linen (lemma mom 8 at
it ' own line llamiwk mil 2‘ i)
I -- -I I I W
Silk!-
L’l lIII h (‘IIIIIIIIII Pullh' iI‘IaIIcIIu-o W worth 31 “h.
2 J an II liluo k liluiIlauIIIII tint wurli I I1 i’l
IIIIIIII IIIIIcII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII u. in warm to 2:.
:Il lnI h liiaI k Moire lilo . worth It Ill.
‘JII InIh lllIIrk HIrIuI loho it'd mulh st ts.
Ill lIII- II t 'IIIIIIrI II ithlulamm i I». worth 0L?!
‘20 IIIIlIiloIIImIi Millfl‘fll‘ ~”I,worlh Hill.
no Inch [mm "In it NI k'.‘ 81,00
.III IIII II t‘lxun liluk hull. Ivmsnwd. '91 00 north
.. ,
'1‘ IIIII h PIIIIII lllIIck ‘I‘llk, warruIIlIId, ti ‘5. worth
til." I
‘3! IIII h Colored linmh IIic . worth II .0!
Wash Dress Goods
'l' luv llI at F m IIch l'iutwua ‘fo‘
‘ " iiutnvslic “ HI
” Alum-lung linen-II Gingham» RI
1- IIII tooled Hit‘flllt‘ltt'" 13w
iluu case of ilIIIII 'rIIllI- Iiu uni l 'c
Aliens Standard PIIIIIII II
m .I II It gar-.215 dI /.I- II n '1‘ linen. niluhily donut"! m!" ”if
g: 2: 3 i: it): I‘ll ‘I'lell :fllll' 13x18 IlonIhtl no
;I N M. Ii
:7; “ ‘1 " rod hIInlI-r. .'I0I. in " {In 1.51.3]
II I I. I. .I IIImIaII- II 1H
(:9 " " " (Xil’lii’flltw, IIIIr 'II‘II " " ‘lh ‘ "
M II II II a“: “ ' " ill lliI
No. 3 G‘ruzutlo lluildlng. Norvvnlk. Conn.
FH HASH & BM]. Pickled Oysters
. Oysters, Clams, LIIIIIII,
Lilli!!! Rfliifli llilllfl, Fresh and Salt Fish,
llIyr In prim, ilIII' lIIIkIIrs. viz: l’nrle Nick. Duch-
IIIIporteIl Grapes and Nuts,
”Illirll’f’illfiéll his?
FLORIDA URANGES
mum-In Goons.
That gives universal lath-faction, no 100 familict
Leave your orders for
canIcsI‘Ily in llllt‘ I3IIy. A full low of
China, White Granite,
Pickled Oysters
Agate, Glass,
IIUI‘T & ZELUFF’S.
Iron, and Tin Ware.
hull! and TIlIlI Lula.
II II IIIIIIIIIIIHTIIII III] nun nu
WWII solicit your inspection of our gIIIIdII.
Norlhiield Crt-IIIIIIII'y Butler, in Prints, at 35c per ii).
The Sweetest and III-III.
5 |bs.NewTurkish Prunesfor25c
That‘wc have on hand 1th
r v
ENTIRE “ HEAT lI‘lIOII R
Try it; it will picnic you.
Which lsmmidvntl wry nutritious and Lulthful.
Tim no are dlm‘t rcrI-iwre of Ihr choIrI-I-t
FLORIDA CHANGES
And are rolling the liars! unsung at mic a dozen,
3 lbs. Choice Rice Pop Corn for 25 Cts.
it ran would rcI .chabottlc of the tin“: vaccn (Iliws in the city or .1 jar of Pickled Lamba Touche,
Pickled Minuet, in his» taro, on I an DI VIM! t 'rahi or a mu of the In Ictr. ted lbw Drop I untied fm‘ t
and vecctablesnrhy' DEW DROP lfl' and camp].- Ihzm at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St... 80. Norwalk.
THE ANNUAL
RED TICKET SALE
——nv —‘
W. B. HALLG’ICO
BRIDGEPORT,
W111 be opened Jan. 51:11,
and all Cl oaks, SI lI-_ \' e vets. “when, 1"! 57mm. II. Skim Mm'no l mierwmr, line or _v h'IlIncII of Christ-
IILL; Goods, 1 Inhrcllan, “nail unrw, Int-ctr, l’crlumcry cheltry. w: ll be Ir: marked in
RED TICKETS
AT AN AVRIL-NIB
Reduction of-25. per cent.
We give below a fcvv spectrum pncefi:
All Panic Clothi. 50 incline wide. wen? Silt“).
All 75 cent ilatr lino suk Strum «ti ccnts.
All Silk Warp lle‘nricltas were 3! 00. Reduced to 1.? coutI.
All 6 i 75 cent nultlnzs reduced to 50mm.
All Best French Broadcloth: acre “.25 down to 93 cents.
" All .'0 cont wlnII sallmgs, red IIckI-t 1% cunts.
All 25 cent cutting: down to 123’ cents.
CLOAKS.
Sim Seal Jacket-I now 375 ill) gm Sm! Jack" Its now $75.
Scal Sumac-I now 830). All 3H and $0 “'mgw 55. BI It QM i’In-h Sacqucé 5'»!
Sacquce 335 lies: Prue Mulal Saequos $21 50. Good i’Iush Sat-pica is, 16 a) uni s ’0 0;.
NEWMARKETS.
912 and $15 Newmarkctn 830. Sll) Xernnarkcts down to 86 .‘It‘. 33 and 35) Ncwnurkct» 55.
Short Lengths 8c Remnants.
Our trade has been very large Ihmnuh the Holidays and we have accumulated npwauk of 3000 code
and part icccs of 0m (mods miss, \ cit-eta, Fancy Plannely, opera I: looking, an, which we haIe
marked I,Ihcir value.
Roi ticket prii‘c 3'.) cont.
150.
3 lm Seal ‘5 topics now [ks-£5
lush
Best $50
‘ All over our store astonishing bargains can be made during
this most wonderful sale.
All purch1sxug to the amount of $10 will receive FREE
RETURN FARE.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
DAVID éTow,
F 11 r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique 0st Chamber Suit, 3 pieces. 835.00; formerly acid at “5.00
Ash Chamber Suits, 8 pieces, moon. The best suit ever sold for the money.
W W TABLES.
Cherry and Oak fancy
The finest autumn of Antique and fancy covered chairs. Foot Rests, Bucking Cues, clc.. fur the
, , HOLIDAYS.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 51'.
SOUTH NORWALKI
up swarm.
THE GREAT JANUARY SALE
mm M Milli”) It lion's, and we would uy to the public that we do not propose Io he led by anyone. no matter how vol III» 1.1m: may he. Below you will Ind a law oi the
,. .w.
IIIIIIIro Blue lsIIuIIlsIIi Print. in
shining llc
Wm. lilmpmn Minn a think and Slim (my to
IIIIII Um Uuukuk‘e 3M:
Domenico
llidlM‘illfID IildLlN.
FIIIli II! L00!" c; Douala mourn
W Utloanl‘lI-zMuuntta II-
i. I'm llw glIi AIII hot 91'.
I'IIIIII III llll‘ Wm 11th tunable III-mun II-
TOWIII-
45x22 all ”In II lluck hie «-
”in“, )
um. I I. for ill‘fbt‘fl use, per (in: i 00
:lnxuu " Dammit MI:
47125 “ We
auxin “ IleI-I line knotted trill! lie
40on “ Sc
4537” II II II I. II p“
”ll“, it ~ I. to II It
051‘“ " “ " fancy WM tic
We also C" 0 cu IIlI-Inmt assortment of fin a knot-
II- rriIIIqu Naudnrd l'IIuIIII II
t‘ 0‘. how
lSCDC)F"IERIE-III) (b HOY'J.‘
led fringe and "pr" Worked towels from title to til).
Turkiuh hath Towels 12w: 75¢.
No. (it-I Washington SI .. flout ls NorW'Illlflé-‘w. Conn.
lllllil'l' llll
Ilow n prince. 'l he ahm‘e
[tools and shoes and Rubber: of may dcsctipllou.
COME ODTE,
Prim-a so low a! to be in the roach of all.
lllll'l'lllli l
$15000
STOCK TO BE SOLD.
GRAND OPENING SALE
-——--AT-——-
THE NEW STORE
—-——OF—-—-
C. H. HARVEY
From Dec. 18, 1888, to Jan. 15,1889
1; n my In'lll“ huge prIIpIra nun by increaainz Ihe II 7 I of my store, and pulling in a large line of new
condo. I hold that mine is the lon- at which to buy your
Bulls Silas, Rubbers IIIl Slippers.
l m‘IkIIa I-pIIriIlIy of Entry Slipper! fortho Holidays, and lItVl‘ [mm in xrctt variety “Chi st '1':
sub. c Inmate of all klndd of Goats , LadIcII' , Boy I, lisaee',
COME ALL.
Be sure and avail yourself of this opportunity.
c. H. HARVEY,
12 North “Iain SL,
South N orw
Jacob M. Layton,
Rm! Est ate and [loose Agent.
GenerallIIsuI'InIceAgency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets-Cabin sud Stccrage.
Drafts for one s and upwards and Money Order! to
all‘psrta of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgement: Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
6:- Waatnngmn St. ., (Next door to Foaming)
South Norvvalk. Conn.
American investment to.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis-('onklin Mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
Tax 1.0:: a canons. Agu.
RI a1 Estate It. Insurance Agency. South homalk,
Conn.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
l)EllSONS dfi‘ifoil! of obtaining life lrIIIunncc at
actual cost, would wrin- for circulars Io
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.
This Society rlaim- that for rix years the cmt to a
member of middle age: he been
Less Than Tm-lve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars of Inanmncc. (“9 4m
Insure Your Iafe
0n the Endowment Plan.
A man at age-of '15 would pmhahly’necd insurance
for tncnty or Ivrenty~live years, at because he
needs I: for that mac 1" no mason why he should
stipulate Inkccp it up during the whole life time.
III: has our cl ht hundred chances III a thousand of
IiI‘mg more I a mum years and nearly I-Ight
hundred in a thouaand a twin: twenty-five
Because hi.- prc more so bright he rho d not
neglect to prmic cforlhc chances of dying—which
are nnplcasantly numerous—by a liberal insurance
”mm” Ixscmr III THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
ornamonn.
B. B. L'IIOWDIEU,
BouthNorwaik.
15'
BEE HIVE.
LADIBS’ AND GENTS’ DINING HALL
(‘t 0 to the Bee Hive when you are hungry or dry,
I for you can get a good square meal or lunch
at all hours at prices so that you can afford it and
gown Our drinks are ea. Coffee and Milk.
either hot or cold. all kinds of Tcmmancc Drinks,
Also Table Board, or Board and ging by the
day or week. Come and me for yourself that it is
not like home and III: will y and make on fuel at
madam Respect! nlly, Til RB ENE.
diam
Human Nature on the Back!
There in not thclcasl necta-
pup
any for suffering from
nuznn'nsx. sxcmtuu,
i)” l‘ ”I!
will
con-r. and “more nun-
acux, when the most obi-ti-
nale cares arc cured h
using BILL‘S RHEL‘ MA-
“) PILLS. They are com
of harmless roots—
am one of the beat Liver
and Family Purgative Pills
in Ihe Harkct. Tc-timonl
als numbered by thmnndel I will send an person
a box of these pills by applying to Inc. and o co
to forfeit mfinollars for em fanny: to cure.
afsirnlal is is no up Pull, but a
atatemcnfof facts. Sold by all dealers In Dmcs
and ediclncs, and in Norwalk byG B Plallted
Price cents per box, five boxes for 3100.
it: In (La. HILL, Proprietor. Portland, lie.
"IIIIII
Ilild
GRIA'l' 1181(le combined in lislr‘s Sm
of Tat. Wild Chen
mampand Luna inlhsvrurl mosai-
mwu is inning: for mortals, children.
monks “3|;th ballot:
WI.
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Toutine or Club Payment.
____.Q..————
8 AN [LLL'STRATION of the benefits ofiasa r
' ing on the flaunt Tontinc or Club Planof the
Home Benei
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we glvo below a list of beneficiaries that participated
in the dLIrlhnlloa of the none 3 due from the two
Know lube B and 13‘ on I. eduthof m
'. G. Jones, of Ncwiork City.
.NM I" -A
Name. Antonin: Amount
Paidl n. W.
HENRY 1&1.th ....... 316425 “
Loy lice Bron, Importers, N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ 209.75 6
Arthitect. A. '1‘. Stewart Estatefi Y.
WILLIAM L. HORR ............... mm 65
Merchant. Bridgeport, Conn.
GEORGE ESGKRT ............. .moo . 5‘
Dry Goods. N. Y.
HERBERT ANS'I'EY .............. mm H!
Private Secretary, J ndge Hilton.
ALFRED P.80LLER..............199.N l5
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER... 115m 85
Commission III-reliant, N. Y.
P. W. G JIINRS ................... 281.8) m
Paid to Estate. ——
85,0]!
HERBERT ANSTEY .......... 919911) sumo
,Privatc aecrelary. Judge Hilton
WILLIAM B. STRONG . .. “.40 W
lcvchant. N. .
FREDERICK W. smut... .... 144.00 LM
Wholesale liliiuery, N. Y.
EDWIN L. Gwa'rnuzv ....... 139.00 1,000
Lock Ianufactory, Brooklyn.
P. W. G. JONES ................ 231.9) mo
Paid to Katalc. ——
85,”
Nxvv You. July 8. W. '
Ilmwmmm, Nc- rat, N. Y. 'I
Gamma: i take nrein scknow
receipt of ch no for amount of di
due green the of oneof the member: of any
club' In your Association.
I can recommend your Association an a desirable
one to be insured in, for its pmptneaa lnthelcttch
mcnt olclaims. and Its Tontine system as a profit-
shle inchItIncnt. Yours very trail,
BORE.
lulu-chant, Bridgeport, Donn.
F. A. HAMILTON,
GENERAL AGENT,
P. 0. BOX 827,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
GILBERT M. BITCH.
Livery and Feed stabtn
WARWICK HOT-fit,
Boreas and Carriagestolet for m,
l
Carrion $3135? mmbAIJe Trains.
Telephone
ea. ,flll
'1.
Mn. L a. Davids-a.
Christian Sclonu or loan! loan...
Fulcrum for Nelda; Magnum.“
m will”. Mo
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sunspot”-
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Norwalk Chronicler