um MESSIAHHIPS. ‘
Luann Ix. rinsr QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 3.
mummukmtzvam.
It. Vanna nous—noun. Tut. Hark
vltt. u—comwientary by ltcr. I). lit.
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[M from lawn Helper QuurIIrIv by [up
Mat 11. 8. Madman, pnblulwr, I'hilulrl
Pull
BM thin lawn add the Inn one no
It... tho room! of the death of John the
tb loading of the multitude. on two
Mull. the walking on the Ina,
“‘1‘ faith of the Bymplionlcian woman
NIH-bulbs: of her daughter, the healing
of O that and dumb man. and others.
ll. “Whom demon any that l 11ml" He
but come into the town of Canaren l’hllippi.
Q, 20. “Peter answereth and saith unto
ml, Thou art the Chriat." Altar drawing
fru them the opinions of othen, 110 then
Iyand personally puts the question:
”But whom tayyo that 1 am?" la-t every _
teacher learn from Him how to teach. and
after awakening the iIItIIrr-at of Iheo-holnrs
by drawing from them what they know, fiIIl
not to norm-ruin whnt they Individually in»
here rind whnt ('Iirért is Inihrni. ’l'lio lull
answer of [Her \vnsz "Thou art the l‘lirlSI.
th‘neonof the Livingllml’1 I‘lnlf xui. 1"».
bit Whilowe mil attention In Mint is writ-
MI in tho parnllol accimnta in the otlmr ;: Io-
polu, we bellow that each gmprl is mniplutn-
in inrlf for the object for which it \l'lli nmv
tomand there lain roman fur lllt'Illlll~‘iIIlis
and insertions pectdiar to each l1 u.- “Hill
to know all about His life no the In: lililll.
"read the four gospels side by .m-ln'; lIll' Ir
“denim to know iliin specially :is the Sun
of Dlvtd or tho perfect Servant or flu-Sun
of In: or the Son of God, it w-Inl-l be m-ll
for the than to confine our attention to the
gospel which thus Ilcw'ril-o-II .“Illl. .lIlIII'II in
we might like to enter born into the pro-Ion:
things of Matt. I”, ll’iltl, our limited “lull ~-
forbids it; but we must my n “”111 about
thodgnificance of "the Christ." John 1, ll;
“7,25, tells us that Christ is the same in: Meat-
siah (the former being Greek and tho latter
Hebrew). John 1, 45, tells us that llo is the
one of whom Moses and the prophets IliIl
writa Daniel ix,21-?f,apeaks of Him ns"tIIe
Maiah, the Prince" who shall make an end
of the an: of Daniel‘s people and bring to
themavcrlacting righteousnem. Mutt. ii, i-
4, makes it plaln that the Christ in the King
of thaJm; the English word corresponding
to Medah, and Christ in “the Anointed,"
and in throng of Hannah (I Sam. ii, lib we
lee Him as Hewlll bean He comes in
power to sit upon the throne of Ilia glory as
Kingof the Jews You may know Him as
Jana who saves and keeps you, as Lord
when you delight to acknowledgeaa your
pone-or and proprietor. but do you know
Him as the Christ, the coming King of
In'aol Ind 0f the whole eartnl
so. “He charged them that they should tell
no man of Him.” Matt. xvi. 20, says to tell
noman that No was Jesus the Christ. He
novorforhade them to any that lie was Jesus
tbflaviour, but now that the rulnrs of the
people bad fully determined to kill Him
(Matt. xii, 14) He forbids them in nuke llim
known as the Christ.
81.“Hebegnn to teach them that the Son
of Man must suffer.” At His first claiming
of thumplo He had foretold His death mid
rawrectim (John ii, 19-21), and later, when
they askedarlgn He spoke of Jonah as a
Hail motion (Matt. xii,
fl,”; but this is his first particulnrand lull
announcement of this great event which lie
again "puts on two other occasions lit,
81: x, 3h.
32. "Peter took llim and began to rebuke
Hint,” saying. "Be it far from thee, 11ml;
thinhall nothe unto Thee" (Matt. xvi,” --
or,“ in the margin,‘ 1’in thyself, 11ml "
This was the natural man speaking, and the
W of the natural Inan,even in the
Chlstlan, is to pity himself and their his own
care, and against this self indulgence we
must as Christians earnestly mntcnd,cver
yielding our bodies It livlng sacrifice.
33. ’ffle rebuked Peter, saying, Get thee
behind mo, Satan." Peter had just given
forth a sweet savour of God in his grand con-
{cation of Jesus as the Christ, and now from
them mouth comes the things of men
with Satan urging on; “out of the same
month proceedeth blessing and cursmg”
31, “Whmocrcr will come after Me, 1'):
him day hints-:11, and take up his cum, and
follow Me.” It is a most precious truth that
the invitation to come '1; to “Whosoever
will” (Act! a, 4'1; Rom. 1.11. 13; Rev. xxii,
I7); and him that comcth shall in no Wise 1"
uncut (John vi, 5); but it is also true that
no one can truly coin», unless they are pro
pared to deny self and bear the cross alter
Jesus, and this daily (Luke ix. 2].) Any
other aim but the glory of Gal, any other
will” the will of God, either proves that
"moot His followers, or if we are, that
we arnvery unlike our Master, and little
credittoll 1m
85. “For whosoever will save his life shall
Iona it.” Tint ls, whosoever chmscs this
present life with its joys, In preference to
the narrow way of separation from this pris—
snt evil world unto Christ, shall find in the
endihathiaportionherewas hisnlLandhis
enjoyment HUN when he left this world;
while he who chooses Christ and fellowship
witbflimashia portion here, preparedtorn—
nonnca with the whole heart, 'the world, the
“and thodevil. will find that while he
nuynot harohad greatsnm in this
“Manila-hammer) sorelytried,yctbo
Ehr‘hdflod‘sownpaaca nndjoy in hisaoul
' and” inherit everlasting life.
' ‘ 37. “Whatnhalla man give in exchange
forbisllfel" 1f heloacsit hyrcfusingtolet
Jen! .vo him it is gone forever; the great
gnlftsflxedandtbcycaunot pas from one
flaato the other. “Because there is wrath,
bawnro last 110 take thee away with His
into; that a great ransomcannot deliver
that! (Job mvi, 18.) “They that trust
tatHrwulth and boastthcnnelves intho
momma-r; noneof themcan
, waywrdmhu brother ,norgiveto
: annaamtorhim.” (1’s. xlix,6,.7i
Mindy ononnaom; God has provided
amthallnlshed work of the Lord Jenn
“'1' .
ARI NOW OPENING 'l'lllt LARGEST UNI 0'
CARPETS AND RUG-S
Axmtnster. Wiltona. Moquette. Velveta. Body Brussels. Tapestry.
No i. I nl pl In Izllll‘ out ul Inwn lI-I naming IIII ll” iIIII. In- our Mink will be the lament and mu
lllt' unit quality of goods in will hunt uny pm 1!.
[VII orrsnn 18 Till TOWN. CONEIBTING O?
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")0 Patterns of lngrulns From 26c up.
Iiicuiln- luwrnt. um llry Iliad-upsrmmiirompiiii “Illltllllltt‘. Inu- III ginnlr III I.” .I..... .......
We do not dual In low it! ol mods III Ilicy an not clwap at any prIL-u. Our 80th Nurwulk nun IIIIII qu-I I» l" n lllli' -II mu.
CHOICE GOODS
WHICH 1711.1 113 HOLD .\'1‘ 'l‘llll
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
We have obllging help. alwavr rI-Inly to show goals. WI- l'lllll otter
100 Dozen Hone, Ladles, at 80 Per Palr, All Colors.
We llavc Jm-t ltrplonlthed our Stock of '11., Wood and Willow Ware, Which will lie Sold at Prices Lower Than Ever.
NO DAMAGED GOODS.
SCOF‘IELD (b HOYT,
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos. f
E. If. LOCIiVVOOD & CO... Norvvalk.
Gazette Bulldlug. Norw nlk. Conn.
No. 08 Washington St... South Noaqv rtlk, Conn.
mm: III-I-IIlBOOTS AND SHOES.
IIIIIII'I‘III‘II‘ The Great, Reduction Sale
31"" \l’ll.l. murmur AT run smut: or
hummus C. H. H A R V E Y
It is not all I
covered with‘
’ Unt11 March 1.
llAVlNG ONLY
Nickel Plato
It is made in! 375 I ’uirs oi” II‘anoy Slippers I «In
owrlutjdwn l riirv uni. III: sou) AT 1888 run 0031‘
T IOnIy 5, 400 Pairs of Ladies 25c Rubbers.
‘ t f II Going Lively Every Day.
I gfetllt l Valli ll “.l no and I-n-l; II: llI ii: m‘ I llulnlnr :-'II n-s. ’I‘III lluhtwt arid IlnI-III mmII . (II. Iy 1?.-
, I ‘ l l I- oo- (‘1 omrciiringnii :1 for.
B l 0 II M 0 N I, t'nll and look III “In (it'lit‘ffll 1.1350311“;ng ailldut 1 I ' l l
RANGES “3,000 l'nlrs l-‘entu’. l.adica’,Boy’Ii,Mlascs’, Youtli’s
Plumbers and and t‘liildrcn’s shoes of Every Description.
‘ Gas 'l l’ri (mi-I loo Nunlerous to B‘l‘ontion.
} ““22,” a“ Call and Secure the Bargains, Its the Goods lluvc
'l‘in Roofers. G 01 to be S0111.
C. H. HAIR. V E Y ,
South N orvvnl k.
12 North Main St"
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Wh‘ptwithstanding iIIe'
advertised
Goods at cost and less than
sale of Dry
cost, no will sell good
goods for less money than
any store in town.
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SPECIAL
THIS WEEK!
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ALL LINEN,
9c. Each,
3 for 25c.
11111 1 SNYDER.
lahackemo Hotel Block.
Opp. Poutolllre
Monuments and HIIIIIIIII
anionnmtor Brannon. from an
wink.
P. W. BATES.
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JOHN H. SMITH,
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M. 8. SMITH,
10 Main St, Opp. R. R. _Depot, So. N orwalk
1‘1 CARRY Ilic ltlrl’C‘Il, (110100.81, Iiiost—clcgiint and exclusive designs of 1105101) , 1‘ 10v cs,
Dress Goods, Notions, Ladies’ and Gents“ Furnishings and Domestics, and during the
past ten days we have received from the largest manufacturers and wholesalers, invoices of
the latest Spring Novelties also three cases of Gingham: French, Scotch and Domestic; one
(use of PIiIiis. In addition to those and Ibo many bingiiins to be found in other dcpzii‘t-
mcnts, we ollcr the following: I . '
lSiIII III PlIIIII. Gail’s FIIIIIIIIII.
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Seasonahlo Hosiery in Ladieu' and r , ,. , I , m,
Childrcn's Pinto and Ribbed SI-lnl ll.1113;535:9121“:1.1::- 82 “3?: Notwithstanding our Irrnzcnduus
Colors and Stripoo. Children‘s Extrn an array 0, unparalleled bargains in businevs of the last three months,
h“ll\’y Ribbed,Black and Coloralrorn “mg”. Cnina Surah Silks, Satins our genI'II furnishing department is
9.: upwards. Ladies‘ Cotton Hose. Hughes in plain and figured for prepared to furnish some of the moat
Black and (3010". Ribbfll and Plant. fancv w'ofl,’ Also have jun “.00in desirable bargains. Gents it ill still
thebestto bobad In the trade at the n“ {he now and latest designs in find on hand our all linen Cillars
popular price of 25:. A lame (llrl- Chenille and Silk Ornamrnis. 1n and Cuffs at our own established
play of Lisle Thread and Silk lloeicry addition to this .ka we arcdisplay- price—t ‘0th lie. each: Cuffs 13c.
ing a new and grand assortment of Pi" 13%" 1’9"" than can be procured
I new crc.
always on hand. Each of the four
above lots are worthy of immediate Celluloid Placquca and fancy ware
“"9““0“ for painting.
.,, __. Genln‘ Ncckn car 171' are constant—
ly receivmg from the largest manu-
:Jfll‘gfly Wfllgls u n l 1 an“ Burial" facturers; styles and pricm unequal
8 led.
200 lelt'fi Black Jersey \Va‘sls. ll 083”
plain and trimmed, for 81.33, $1.67
$1.72, $1.83, which are bargains, and
we positively say that they are worth
double the above mentioned prices.
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111 1111118.
We have the largest assortment (.1
Ladies‘ Kid Glovcsin Mourquctaircs,
dressed and suede In all lenths, plain
and clocked backs, also all lengthsin
Button Kids, Dressed and Sued. .
Prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.00.
Silk Mitts in all the latest evening
shades; also Black from 6 to 30 But-
ton length. The above stock we
have taken great care to select and
would any they are choice.
1111111 111111118.
Calico and Century Cloth Wrappers,
perfect fitting in plain, Mother Hub-
bard and Prince. hack, in all the
new spring shades, guaranteed5 home
made, for 81. 25, '1. 50 had $1.75
Don’t fail to visit our Notion Counter, where you will always find a most complete assort-
ment of Buttons, Ribbons, Germantowu, Scotch, Saxony and Lady Gray W 0013 Fleur De Lis
Floss, Hamburgh Edgings, Handkerchiefs, Hair Pins, Pins and Needles, Sewing Silks and
Cottons, which we take particular care in selecting shades for factory use.
We consider ourselves as No. 1 on all the above mentioned goods and prices.
Afullliueof colors and sizes of
Deni’u own make. perfvct-litting
Kid Gloves.
Custom-rs will find on hand a limpI
and carefully nclectcd stock of Up-
holstery in Cotton and Worsted
Raps, CretonnnI,Cotton.Wor.ted and
Silk Plushea, plain and figured, on
which we are offering special Induce-
Inrnta for the coming thirty days.
We again take pleasure in announo
ing to our patrons that we have just
rrceivcd from omI of our largest im-
porters oil the new and attractive
Window Draperies consisting of
White, Cream and Beige Notting-
ham, Madras and Scrinrs ol which
we will mnkoarpecial display and
will take particular pains In show-
in.
In IIIIIT'
Our stock of White Goods now on
hand for the present and future nea-
aon are of exquisite styles. Never
before have they been equalled and
prices never lower. which we also
will take pleasure in exhibiting.
Gentu' and Youth’a Unlnundried
Shirts, best Imaginable value, all
the latest improved patents of which
we are selling large quantities with
due appreciation and satisfaction.
We have in stock and are constantly
receiving all the new and latest
styles of Genta’ Dress Shirts, in plain.
fancy, pique and embroidered, which
we are displaying daily for our cus-
tomers’ inspection.
We have left from our Great
Mark Down and Clearing Sale a few
lots of Undawear which we will
lull very cheap; at about one-half
actual value.
Remember we always keepa com-
plete line of (lenia‘ hall Hose of
every kind and quality. For illuao
tration, a full, regular made hall
11059 for De.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINBL, FRIDAY MARCH 1,1889
BCOFIELD lb HOYT
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FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. ‘
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We Invite Particular Atten-
tion to Our lmportatlons
NOVELTIES i
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SillsInillliiissllIIlI'9
Which comprise the Most
Varled Collection of New and
Exclusive Styles it has ever
been our Custom to Exhibit.
Feeling confident that NOVELTIES
son than ever before, we have made
every endeavor to place before the
public the largest and most perfect
assortment that has ever been showni
in Conn. That our efforts have been
crowned with success a visit to our
store will tell.
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The opportunity to buy
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These Goods are placed on l
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our Counters so that all can,
see, whether Intending to‘
Purchase or Natl, the Great
Bargains Within their Reach.
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5 CENTloI conipi iscs lIId- l
105 and gents “ llllPI
Fine 11 001, and, also gcnIsSil- l
ver Grey and Scarlet Under-
wcui. Former prices 890. to
$1.12.
79
extra line Wool, also Scarlet.
Undciwcm. 1' ormcr pricc
$1.09 0: wk.
CENT lot comprises ladci
9 c" and gents
Cashme1c, Natuial Wool, Scar— ;
let, Australian “ 001 and Frell,
fashioned, non- shrinking lersey
V est. This‘lothas retailcd from
$1.25 to $1.50 each.
I. ' 2 LOT astonishing
low price for ex-
tra line oods, consisting of ,
ladies and gentsScarlets, DNut-
ural Wool and Austialian
Lambs W001 Underwear. usu-
ally sold at $1.75 each.
CENTlot comprisos ladn
103 and gent c 11 hitch
Children’s White, Grey &
Scarlet Underwear
Marked Way
Down.
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Sillsanlllresslniisl3,..§...
for price 3‘10. to 59c per pair.
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RICH FOREIGN.
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suitable for but and dress trim-
PrfaSI
ANOTHER WEEK OF
BIG BARGAINS
Slllllllll II Ill 1111qu Will.
livery Article will be Found 118 Advertised, and the l’rlccs
Others will Not Dare to Follow.
WE IIEAN BUSINESS AND PLENTY OF IT.
“N EIlIIsISalIIlllIIIs I
GEN *TS.
5C11N'1' lot consists of
Scarlet Felt, Buckskin
combined, also heavy
Kid 1 ur top and lined. FOIm-
CENT lol. Extra llCilV '
SIIIili-li K Iiittcd W001-
('ll Gluvc, worth 75c. pcr pair
CENT lot. Ilcavy Kid,
4 Fur top and lined,
logrmcr price 5%
CLNT 101.1}ig (11",2110
consists 01 fine Dressl
Glovs.c FiIIc Dogskin, Bcziv
rtop and lincd. Cable scwcd
Dicss Glove. Fine Dflgsklllp
Spring lop, Mink trimmed, and
Fine Mocha velvet finished
(-10v;c also :1 small but: of FIucI
Dogskin \iittcns.
have sold at prices ranginIr
from $1 25 lo :51. 69 per pail.
14A I)IL.- .
CLNTS. Four Button;
Kid Gloves, light andI
(lurk tans, worth 75c. per pair.
CENTS. Four Button
I949 Undressed KidGloves,
light and dark Inns, and black,
north 89c. per pair.
CENTS. live Hook!
F ostc Glove, Black
’5051lly,W01'1118‘lL'.
CLNTS. Five Button,
8 9 Drcsscd Kid. Tans and
Mack, worth $1.19.
CENTS. Mosquetairc
'9 Glove, light and dark
Tans and gray. equal to 7 but-
ton 1c IiIrtli. Big bargain and
iv'mth $l;—‘ 25 pew—r pair
HOSlERY.
CENTS. Special. One
line ladics' Brown Cot-
ton llccccd Ilosc, usually sold
at 39c.
CENTS. One line of
Bron n Bulb: Iggan
Hose, formci price 59c.
iAll our Woolen Hosiery Less than Cost
RIBBONS.
al Buttons,
‘4
UR line 18 complete; larg
est line we ever carried
Although Silk has advanced
0111 prices will remain the same.
'il lcgunt line of wide width
ming, at low prices.
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25 Feet Long. Center Aisle.
UST received the largest, l
together with the finest
and latest designs and combi-
nations ever received by any
one house In the State
I CENT per dozen. This]
line convists of pearl, large '
and small, Bone and Rubber
:74c..
Buttons, suitable for trimming
dresses, cloaks and overcoats.
CENTS per dozen for a full
line of V cgetable Buttons,{'
all colors, worth 100. to 15c.i
per dozen.
I 50ENTS per dozen for
fine Metal buttons, .111
colors, worth 290 per doven.
are Such that
CENTS per dozen for
extra line Metal But-
ns, all colms, worth 390. per
dozen.
CENTS poi dozen for u
v my line grade of Mel.
all colors, worth
50c. per dozen.
E also have an excellent
line offincr grade But
ions, plain and changeable, to
mini 11 l:.IIL-;I c-olois 11] Persian
TIimmiiigs and Dress Goods,
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large and small to match.
EW Dress TrimmingnPcr-
sion Woven Bands, great
variety of combinations. A:
in forum seasons our line com
prises the richest and latest dc :
signs in Trimmings of eve
description.
ERSIAN Bands from 24c.
per ymd and upwards.
,Silvcr and Steel Braid Trim—-
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SPECIAL Bureaus.
CENTS will buy a
cream loom damask 62
inches wide and well worth
1321c. per yard. .
6 CENTS will bu
Bleached Table
ask 64 inches
worth 89c.
8 CENTS will. buy 5.
Bleached Satin Dam—\
ask well worth $1.00. '
5 DOZEN all linen Block
Towels, pure linen, at
1.. 1.0. each, worth 17c.
7 DOZIINlargesizeH ck
and Damask Tow ls,
knotted and plain fringe, 1'
each, regular price 250.
490ENTS, .5 Napkins
worth 650.; 64c. wort ‘
750. :1 dozen : $1.49 wort
I51.98.
3 NAPKINS at $2. 98, 83.9
4 and $4 49 a dozen.
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UR special ofleriug thi
week In our upholstcriu-
department will consist of L '
Curtains, Bugs and He
Draperies. Antique Lace t
tains $1. 95, Nottingham L .
Curtains in Guipurc effects
in Irish point dosh:
$1.24, in Brussels point ell I
"2.625, Pongce Draperies
121 and 150., worth 20 an
250.
Smyrna Rugs.
E are showinga full 1111
of Bumley s best qual-
ity Smyrna Rugs, all new de- '
signs and colorings, at very
low prices.
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IN THE BASEMENT.
EA VY tin Culleuders lZlc.
each; best steel bottom
Flat Irons, 5,6, 7111111 8 pounds,
241:. each, worth 34c. Wash
I,Bowls heavy, 4a., worth 8c.
Cookie, biscuit and don hnut
Cutters 2 for 5c", wort 5c.
each. Goblets 5a., worth 8c.
1‘ wcrs and Basins for 690.,
worth $1. 25. Yellow Napieg
40. to 19¢. Clothes Baa eta
49c. and 69c.
will be more popular the coming sea-Ime WC") one a mum“: “"9“ I hung very cheap.
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BOSTON STORE.
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