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mum-a Ila-la
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m'nalllsd “roman
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We: Jean Wantworth.
William reall- to Mien- his dia-
ma-aaa printed in the French lan-
m
TD. Duh and Durham oi Iarlborottgb
England ahortly to the winter in
Carl-o. when they re takeoavilla
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fit Ex" Bartholomew Edwards. who is
We mastic! completing hit colic
,htbdd. in the church
hols closely pressed by
Philpot, who is W.
has basil making captures on the
Hold. Among rationals who
“neatly shown that ydo not believe
matrix is a tailors are (lrumblius.
W, outpace. Krook and V an Hai-
I
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always aleepwith
& hub rating abasinol cold watt.
Is iatothishablt because he had been
'weawaralcibuateandhecooldeoolhis
Wilhiaway.
nebula of Argyll has a habitat atar
With his hands tolded behindhim.
haw-in thb melthaflna
ethane in one hand. whenamca-
tabla eoachnlansnaakad up
“at Whit h‘n;
m. llshas shown an inclinatioato
the ct American mixed drinks as anu-
Mm
he Nobel brothers are evidently the
gadardOilmanolBaku. TWTIIEII'M'
in char. 1 W
Iliad mm a diamond bouquet
holdcvalnedat’lom MMMW
Irina: Baku qlent 820,000ln houorot the
The Italians were not pleased with the
manners of EmperorWilliamot Gmany.
They thathehasa b oewayo!
Whissaotancraahortaudthat mounts
& horn clumsily. Thai again he is not
tondolmacaroni. Altogetherhelaiarfrom
thalhlian'sldealotahero.
(Ins. Matty, who died recently at
Talmud, was a hero of geographical
sue-ice. He discovered the sources of the
Tuna-Klaus and the Hoang-hoaud was
therwealerofinner Asia,andhisjonr-
haying: ted 20,000 miles, in which
heaonedCaltralAsiainalldireotlons.
'I‘hefanlilyof AdlniraIDupontpo-easesa
muchprludheirmmintheiormot apaarl
Mn. This pin has been worn hytbe
hidaotthetamilyattheirnuwalsforover
aeauturypost. Noonehuta bride bearing
the‘Dupontnameisallowedtowesr the pin.
(laid luck is believed to accompany the
wares. '
Anoldta'nie {fiend of the late Mr. Wallack
thinkstlntthereisaaortot grim propriety
inthbiactthatthadrstplayprodnoedinhis
theatrainNewYor-kundertheuew
Ill-It beanthetifla “Held by the Enemy."
flies-eweuld homeredguincalweintheiact
badHrJ’ahnt-r not been one of MLWal-
lack'afrlands.
-Bichard Mansfield, the American actor,
hasbeennsucee-fulinloudonthathewfll
ramaintherenotonl thnnlghoutthewlntcr.
Mdnriugtheyear 83?. Ashisleaaeofthe
Igmmflleatretermlnatesonbeclmewill
mehiseompanyto the Globe and can-
fine the [reduction of “Prince Karl," which
hmly popular with the Iondoners.
"Govei'nor Blake, of Newfoundland, has
hamappointed governor general of Queen
land,theplace recantlymadevacantbythe
MufsirAnthony vaaamin-law
I! David Dudley Field,“ New York. A
nhryifimwOand emoluments which are
aaidtohoeuormonshavemadetheoinceone
of themes: duairobleiuthegitt of theBritish
gavel-ulnar.
“unflarquisof Duflen'n’s eldest son will
hemlownastheEarl of Ava, that title hav-
ing been also conferred on the former viceroy
of Canada [1me Victoria. Ava is the
uanwof Burmah‘h ancient capital and her
maj-ty, it ispssumed, wishes to commanor-
atatinefacttha Great Britain annexed the
Butulmkingdomtothe ludiunempiredur-
iuzLordDufleriuareignnt Calcutta.
The mtobegreat nvalry in Washington
huts-aamhetwaentheministers from Per-
sia,Corea,Cl:ina and Japan. Theyareall
tealthy men and can attord to en
thughtheChincseminister is the onlyone
ameugthem who has more moneythanbe
kuowswbatiodowith. The Japanesemia-
fierhasonegreat advantage inthathehas
acharmiugwifewho is fast making many
warmfrialdsinWashington.
' sac-rs ABOUT FEET.
" 'I'laideelloot of modern 1.111.. is about a
No. 3
mm unit oflineal more, afoot,
ruderivediromthe length of the human
In a inn 5 feet 11 inches tall the foot
medloxinchcsandthe middle wee};
LIuOhinue subjects, the ordinary height
mouthing!) of foot waailinchea
andfiliuea.
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Mwhichiseqnal to twenty inchesot
v‘m Ionian-tooth! ulna-ire equals the
mdfi’e Gm or Rhalish foot
hhmm "
Thawwuafimewhmmtonlyeachcoum
fin‘hntachwwmhdatootmeasnreotlta
mm; diifmt averages of the dit-
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Mimtheleuzfllottheieatmfound
dbhilromflinchadlinas tolllncheselines.
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meanness-11 maybe “ad that a
postman inehqwith naught
dfiebodyrestinxnpou it,may ,oonl—
tortahly,aNo.dahoa
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WEBSTIGB OF LAUGHTER.
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LISBON Vlll, FIRST QUARTER, lNTEll-r
NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 24.
font at the Least-11. Math 11, i-lil' l'ulav
.II \‘rmm lib-lib-tl‘oldou Text. Mark
II. I‘d-4 111111111 Mary by the lies. I). I1.
Mourns.
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NWO" of II N Huffman, Ialhllsmrr, l‘lnia
dolphin |
I. "And Ho “out out frmu (limo-1,“ Ill-1! is
(11111101111111'111111111, where lie had ju-t ill-111ml
the womun who bud been twelve 1mm; hlt‘li.
the little girl 13 year! old who had jllel died,
their“) llllml turn 11111] the dumb Iii-nulnizw,
when- ulm ho had «11 prelim” tu-i'lialnua
healed the 1111111 in tho 1y1111,;1.,,;11.- 11 11b 11:1 11:1»
clwm spirit, l’elrr‘s will-‘s l|1<il|11-r,ll111 «'..-k
with the pot-1y, the "obi-111111131 1-1111, ill-nu 11-
tnrluu‘il la-ri'mll, rm-l many min-H not 1111111-
tionul illdli‘ulumly. (Mark 1, 11, v; .‘llnll.
in; Luke vii; Julm iv.) lluw hullly privi-
leged Cnp-rimmu was; how many mighty
works were done ull'l‘t‘ll
“And come 111i» His own country.” After
the people of Kenneth rt‘ji‘i'll‘lI Him and
sought His life, He made Cowl-111111111 ll1s
bomotlf ho coullbo mid to have 11 home),
and it was called “Ill-10w" city" (Mutt. ix, l;
Lukol’v, li‘rill‘; l111t Nazareth was llismm
country where ho had been brought. up. How
licnt, forgiving and long enduring Ill-is.
d how earnestly he continues to seek those
who reject Ilim. if perchaum they may re
pent; for lie is not willing that any should
periill. (ll Pet. .191
“His disciples follow Him.” Some loll-1w
fully 111:1! emu-.- f- liow afar oil: some suck and
nerve Him with the whole heart and some do
anything: but that.
ll. “When the Sabbath day wus come, He
begnutotcncli in the synagogue."_ llellnd
been at it curly and into all the week, teach.
i11g,llenlil1g 11ml journeying on foot or by
boot from place to place: but every Sabbath
day is filled also, 11111] it would seem that they
were among his bzuiest days. If we serve llim
only on the Sabbath day, or it our work
through the week is such that we cannot
heartily serve Him even on that'day, or if we
ilnd the one day given wholly to Him a
wearineea, is it w-cth while to call ourselves
His followers or profess devotion to Him!
“These things ‘ ' ‘ wisdom ‘ ‘ '
mighty works" They had to confess that
they had never heard such wisdom, nor Seen
loch mighty works, but where Ila got the
wisdom, or how He did the mighty works,
they could not tell.
3. "Is not this the carpenter!" They had
known Ilini many years as the carpenter,
and the carpenter‘s son (Matt. xiii, 55); Ilia
mother also they knew and His brethren and
sisters, and while they could not but wonder
at His wisdom and His mighty works, it was
toonlucll’for ”will to receive Him of the
humble home M their Messiah, and they were
offended at Him. Had they considered the
[acts in connection with His birth in thelight
of Isa vii, l-l; lion xi, 1, or Ilia miracles 1'11
the light of Isa. xxxv, 5, 6; or had they ob-
served Isa. lizi, Hi in reference to their own
conduct they might have been convinced,
but they hooded not these things, and because
He came not asthcy thought He ought to
have come they knew Ilini not.
4. "A prophet is not without honor, but in
his own country, Among his own kill, and in
his own house. ’ On two other occasions did
He speak the some truth (Luke iv, :Jolln
iv, II), and John \ll, 5, tells us that“ at one
time even llisuwn brethren did not believe
in Him.
5. “lie could there do no mighty work."
With the exception of healing a few sick
folk, His Imwer was not manifested in His
native town because of their unheliei, Mott.
xiii, 58. How gladly He would have healed
all their sick, nil-I magnified the name of the
Lord among than if they had only received
Ilim; how llzs heart must have yearned to
tell them more fully the good news of the
kingdom, but their ears Were stoppcd,nud
they compliiled Him to turn away, and
“Ho marveled b’fniflfi of their nnbell'ei.”
So long as Israel were separated unto God
and believed God, He did wonders for them
and among them: but w they turned from
Him they ceased to see all know His power.
Wherever in the world to-dny His power is
seen on helm” of Ills people there is faith in
Him at the bottom of it; and where His
people, either as churches or individuals,
neither enjoy in race the power or God ill
holy lives and the salvation of 5111111ch it
must be due to a heir of faith In God. ""1
'1'. “He called unto Him the twelve and
began to send them forth.” The praying ones
are now going Icrtll to answer their own
prayers, and the-11 he sent forth other seventy
also, stillcucournging them tocontiuue pray-
ing for more laborers (Luke x, I, 21.
8,9. "Nothing for their journey, " a '
no scrip, no brmld, no money, 110 extra
coat.” They were evidently not on a pleasure
tour,1lorgoing to make much out of this
financially. They did not take up a collec-
tion to defray the: expenses of the mission,
nor delay their going till the funds were
raised, but with the promise that “the work—
man was worthy of his moat" (Matt. x, 10)
they went forth. They were on the King‘s
business, and lie would not fail to provide
for them by the way nor to recompense them
for their work, but. they must simply leave
all that to Him and fulfill His commands.
10. “In what pllco soever ye enter into an
m-use. there abide till ye depart from that
plum" They were not to enter any or
every house, but to inquire for a worthy
house, nndii after entering they should find
the house not what it wu said to be, they
were to leave It. (Matt. I, 11413.) The fol-
lower of Christ' is notto expect that either
Hcor His manage will bewell received by
all, nor is he to thrust himself whore belie
not wanted, nor seek help from those who
know not the Lord; but lovingly and pa;
tiently is he to go in his Master‘s name, hear-
ing his Master's message of peace and good
will, content lobe faithful to him, hearing
all things for His sake, and coveting above
all» things His approval.
II. “More tolerable for Sodom and Gomor-
rha in the day of judgment, than for that
city.” Although this sentence is not in the
Revised Version, yet it is found in Matt. 3.
15; xi,<2l; and shows us the greater responsi-
bility of greater privileges, and how tearful
will be the doom of those who refuse to hear
or receive the Lord Jesus Christ, or those
whom lie sends forthas Hiswitnemea
12 “And they went out and preached that
also should repent.” Between this verse and
the last the whole of Matt. x, 16-42, seems to
come in with its warnings, instructions and
cxhortations to proclaim the truth boldly and
to fear no man, our death itself, but only
God.
13 "They cast out many devils, and
Anointed with oil many that were sick, and
healed them.” The Lord wrought through
them and His name was glorified His power
through them was as it He had been present
Hinneli,and it should be so still; but we
must number that these miracles were
tokunofthe kingdom than at hand, botnow
poatponediiilnisreturn; and yet theapoe-
tbwntinual to work miracles in his name
matwrhebadnscended back totheFather,
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THE SENTINEL.
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lorries; and Deaths 5 cent»
Local Notices 10 cents per line.
[using gulls.
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ARL'ill'l‘lifl‘. (-
liooln 50, Ilmllaud a Block,
Washington street, 30th Norwalli lei! h
ALEX. 8. GIBSON,
Organism the first
bum
Planoforte, Organ and luslcai
Com position.
[6 ly Lock Box 89 I’. 0., NORWALI. CONN.
E 'I‘IIOII E8.
AGIN'I' I’OR Till
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()'I‘A1IY I’ll IIlaIC.
HOWAYTON. 60".“...
C II. D'AIITOIS- ”0“ N L
Caterer for Weddings and Parties. lee Cram
constantly on hand [or the sick and well. Ills ceIe
braied Root Beer and linplo ttoeltll
to slam 1113.11 .Nonwulmc'l‘
J I). JENNINGS.
Snow-or to L. B. Quintard.
Undertaker & Embnlnler.
KLEL'I'HIC NIOII'I‘ BELL IN THE OI’I’ICE.
No. 4 Knight Bi. Beeldeuce, 5 Elm BL,
880 3111 Norwalk, Conn.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Paris, Needles, Ill-,lte etc,!nrn|11hed
General Ranking of all kinds and makes of
lachinee '..II suAll.IIt.
M88 ain BL. 80. Norwalk. 858-1 y
J o. cnowrz. WM“
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans hlrnlshed and Estimate» given.
Jobbinfibo or all kinds promptly attended to.
bogoAnn street, near Main
1 “3. South Norwalk Ct.
J R. RAYMOND.
I
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot 0! llavlland SI on Water. 1’. 0 Box 611.
R. A. N. CLARK.
51 South Main street,
80 OL'TII NOR
oual Church, Watts
05km» City Howl, -
s to 9 a. m.
Oillre “011:1 I? to 2 p. m.
01:19 3111 Telephone connection. a to 8 p. m.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to 12 an, and Iron: 1 to a p.11:
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
H‘lntcrcat allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLIIANS Prom,
JOHN“. I’ERRIS. \'iecl‘rea.,
mu.
JOHN u. KNAI’I’.Scc. anu'l‘rcaa
Will. insure.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
anlishce Plans, Specifications and Superintend-
once [or the consomlction 0! every description
buildings.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Omen-Taylor a Building, Washington 81.,
So. Norwalk. P. 0. Box 775.
Employment Bureau.
(rams-n. do.
1'0 Milli!!!” novella P3“.
All octet anployatea Milestone IE
helm positions, shield real-tel 111.11 uaaioa a1 1
butcan.(‘aiiorn;1l§elor in
Ammiab.
ll Atlantic“. Bianhord, Cm
limill Plannmnllc lcaiel1,
Select School of Shorthaml and
'l‘ypewrltlllg,
51 Atlantic Street, {Aym’ Illeekl.
111 salient. Cola.
LEADING publ- institutes: to! a thlltbugb
practical 1111111111 «location and devoted 111
um training of young men and women. in the
aborted huw poeathle lo Illl In-I clue, paying I”
altlouez l' lulu the [annual 1111111111 lion oi the late
lurlpalaudboalmu Ilillllfit‘l‘ at uni? ay s Short
[2111th writiagl-h-lhm llautonl man.
In echelon 111’ and 111111111: ill-duster assisted
tunnel lions
lasts-action by Hall a Specialty.
Porclrelilara, lying lull amt-111ml. eallalerhool
otllceurad dress, ll .Ii A 11:13:11:an
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Lawn ROLLERS.
CARRIAGE JiLO(I'K8,
3K1 01.. filth,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
3' thr Imi- III! 1!
Special Sale.
Flflllfifif 11111
50, 75. $l.00, and $1.25
CALL AND SEETIIEM
-- ‘7...
MRS. FAWCETT’S
MILLINEIII' STORE,
3 Water at. ., - NDI'WRIII.
WI have diapered or my room .‘s'mwalk store
to Hitch .t(1'atllc,ld and capital y ru'onnul no then
to the patrons of the store anal the public generally.
All persons Indrbtcd to me wlll plea-e all on meat
the old eland,.\'u.3.wa1'lli 151‘. NOBWALB.
DIBBLE 81 UflMS’I‘UGK
O I“ H ER
Banned [loads
0! unlmpeacluhle quality as follow.-
Mountain Sonar Corn 12c, six cans 66:
1st Quality Tomatoes 1?,“ 801:
Lima Bean 1-, “ 73c
llarly June I’eas lac, “ 80o
Snecotash 13c, “ 70:
Golden I‘llln kin 12c, “ (lie
The Best Lo liter ever
put up 17c. “ SI 00
Salmon ISc, “ I 00
Fresh 81111111111111.
somclllln: New In Canned
Goods. They are nice call"!
and not to lac thought of as simi-
lar Io any llcrrlna known here.
l’rlcc, loo is Can; 3 Calls -l0c;6
Carla 75c.
N no California Canned Apricots 2:!
Green tinge Plums 25c
' ‘ “ l- gg ‘- -fic
" " II IlliI‘. {fill-fries :llk‘
“ 0‘ Bartlett I’cara 801'
Yellow Peaches lac can or 6 cans
fur§l .00.
linked leans lac. six cans Me
Best Ilrnnd Corned Beef 6 cans 31.00
All Good; All Cheap
We hope to see you later.
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George II. 11.111.113.131,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin 125 Undertaker.
Call and see my large at of all kinds of furniture.
38 Main Street. Nurwalh.
Also I
111. 1....”El2l‘31‘t’12‘52i3"fii'lifilgifiam
connection with m1d1ncho.3 Berkley place.
Ilrhl 19.6m
ATENTS.
G. It BI'ING'I'ON,
Waalllugton, I). 0.
Tell ymrs in United States Patent Other.
(law Guide to inventors mailed flee.
Henry Tilly,
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Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
NOTICE;
ALL BRANDS 01'
BEST FLOUR
$1. 00 per Bag
_- ‘1—
Daniel L’llommedieu’ s.
The Best Kindling Wood
Nowiobehadisaoldhyc.'l‘. houudln bags of
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One cents worth is “Marat to kindle any ordinary
re.
C. 'I‘. LEONARD,
Water 51... Norwalk.
Will‘s
ill t!
hall-or la
11. I. MIM-
I". to less.
CANDIES
0! all kiudl Pint Clara
31155131! 1
CO IINL'COPIAS. CANDY TOYS, and a full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEB'S BUICK.
815. U ‘ '
llllllllfillSl
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices.
The Best Goods for
the Least Honey
__ “1—.
H. S. BRSWN S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
mark a Lana'a Block
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W. B. HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Free Fare for 3 Weeks More.
Wonderful Bara inGoo
320.000 won'm or D
To be ollered at prices Wlllill will prove 111111 lusiaioo'cly that
never befinc 1d 1111} Dress Goods Sale 111 this country
have such 111111115 been oil'crod fur the money
Soul Clonks, 1111111111111 Nowunu'kots, Soul Jacki-ts, Volvots,
and Soul Cloths, Silks, lladies‘ III'UIIIIL’IOIIH 11ml Clunkings,
Books, Dress Trimming-:1 111111 1111-14 Illulorwmr, Hove-111ml
Hosiery, all to go under lllt‘ B l‘) I I 'l‘lf’l‘ I'I'I' Ilan
at lllllnlllclllllllc prices.
One case best 750 (‘11111el11 Ilair Cl 111111; at (ml) 501;.
One case best Foult‘ Cloths 50 inches wide at 1.112
One case 10 inch all 111101,:101: serves at .l’ilt:
One case Blue Flannel Suilillgs; wore1l1enpat 201; price 12;
”1'56 pieces French Reps always sold at 171.;- 11111 price 101:.
400 pairs oi fine qulllit “bite Blankets, all wool f 11mg, 2
yards wide, with gold, b 110 and red border-1; price, “:5 per pair.
Splendid Blankets." and $3
Short Ends and Part Pieces.
On our back center tables are between two and three
thousand ends of p101 cs being the lCSllll of the most prosper-
ous season in Silks, \ cchH 111111 F me Dress Gnml we have ever
experienced.
Two hundred ends of C1 1l01 ed Silks; two hundred Remnants
Flushes; fifty part pieces Blmk Silk-1,111": hundred and fifty
ends of Block Goods; pull pieces Black 11.11.11.111“...
Ladies Requested to Come In the Morning at film-Ir as Possible.
Opening of Hamburg Edging takes place on Monday.
W.B.HALL&CO
DAVID STOWf
F u r nit’ure.
BARGAINS
In Chamber 1 Suits.
Build Antique Oak Chamber Suit. 3 pieces, 8.11.00; tormerly sold at tum
Ash Chamber sum, 8 pit‘t‘ca. ”v.00. The lmt 111111 «or sold for the money.
11.11.qu Minotaur. TABLES-
(‘herry and link (army
The liner: assortment of Antique and lam-y towered chum. Foot Rests. mulling (7m, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 31'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
op swarms.
lllllli! Will“
A GENERAL
HEARING llll'l' Still
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything Will be sold
People wishing to buy
Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons,
Can buy them now
MILLINERY
Lower than ever
‘GIVE ME A. CALL.
H. Krieger’s.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
' MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
11.111111111111111 11111 11111 1111111111 1111111
We are selling the finest
Northfleld Creamery Butter, in Prints, at 351: per lb.
The Sweetest and Best.
5 lbs.New Tu rkish Prunesfor25c
Thatwehaveonhand the
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR
Whicblaoollldacilvcryuntritiouaaudhealthtul.1’rylt;itwill please you.
'l‘hatwcaredheetreoeimotthcchoicest
FLORIDA” CHANGES
Adm—mueuumapumcam.
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