. “gamma...” N, ..... fl.-. "mp“.
Egiilfl alumni SON. ‘
m it, arcane eumren. m-
.. af'ttluurlomt. SERIES. APRIL 14.
‘m a m'nmon. nuts I“. l-l‘lwf‘om-
.nit Yew-n o-n-ouomon 11m. John 1.
‘_,"l“Muteutuy by tho ll". It. 3|.
m
,llmllmln loom lieu"
, of It It lioflnum. until-her.
out
1. "Anti llolmn to weak unto them by
problem“ This homo! many tun-ables and
“helium Which he spoke in the temple and
nettle Intuit of tlllvm ult “'t‘tlllihllfly, the
foulthdny in Prmion neck. It will greatly
help“: In our ntudynf tho Ilihlcit \m re»
member that (Ind is rcpmmtml on dealing
chilly with lwoclww of lunplo, tho Jew» or
tuition of [rm-l, and tho church or callul out
lzoinwny from Jew.- and tiulttilm, thnt
tint-tint: them lio may in due time bring
tiles-It to the whole earth. The greater part
of the 1d Teutonic-lit and the Unit vols In tho
Sew 'l'wtument toll In of lied Mlt llis deal
ingmu'ith lmwl thmugh [Vivi-'0, kings and
nuptial», and timily through ll‘u Son; the
«film; out of the church and her pron-n! re
inlinn to the Wnl‘ltl is told In the Af‘fltuf tho
'.luntlcs and In the l'lllihllt-u: whilntho ltovo
lotion of Jenni Christ gather» together and
them the mustunmntitm of the history of
intuition! the church mulling in blming to
tho ttmloenrth.
« “A (main man planted a vim-yard," no
my Hark and Luke, while Mum-cw cull». him
F‘n ’t-tflaln hmimrllicr" (Mutt. xxi, {It}.
From Pal: 33,549; 15.1. v, 1—7 “gleam that
“UM: vineyard of the Lord of lloflnhitltn
tum of Israel, and tho- III‘I’I ‘7 Judah llls
plant.”
‘2. "lit: and n nirvtmt that lit-might re
«title Ill. fruit." Surely this nus rctmmublc,
nfla' lln had lJL'SlIJWt‘fl such loving can- upon
them. The servant» were the prophets, as it
is William. "1 ant unto you all my wrvnnti,
mammoth" tJor. div, 4); and the fruit lle
expected was righteousnun nod obedicncoand
mm:- gmtltudo for mercies bestowed.
:i "Tin-y caught and butt him and sent
him any empty." .‘ilicainh Wn'l nnittcn,
lmwiflmed, and fed on bread and water (11
Citron. xviii, :51, 2th; Jeremiah was lunittcn
and put in tho stocks (Jcr. xx,‘.‘l,und was
told that he woke falsely and that God had
not sent him (Jar. shit, 23!.
4. “Again lie neat untotln-m ltnothcr scr-
vant." We would think that thoilltretxt-
meat of one servant would lend the owner of
the vineyard to punish the llilnllfllltlmt‘ll tunl
mmve them from tho core of the vineyard,
but the name of the owner is “the Lord, the
herd God, merciful and motions. long suf-
hiring. and abundant in gmdncsn and truth"
. Ii. Yet another llo mods in His love and
long tum-ring, only to be treated worse than
the former ones; "they Were stoned, they
were mun asunder, were tcmplod, \vort‘
slain with tho sword; they wanderednlxiut in
ohm-whim and goatskins; being destitute, nfv
fliclctl, tormented; of whom the World urn;
not worthy; they wondered in deserts, “ml in
mountains, and In dent and cores of the
earth.” (Ht-h. Ii, 37, 3‘5.)
6. ”Having yet, therefore, one son, ”is
well beloved. llo mm Him also l:L-.~.t unto
them, saying they Will rel'crenco myeam."
Now “unpacks of Himself in; the only begot-
ten of the Father, the prophet like unto
flatten, the nntltype of all priwts and pf'ttpllr
es, the true servant of Jehovah thin xiii, 11.
47,8. “11111 is the heir, come let us kill
him.” instead of reverence and respect {or
lineal! non of their gracious and loving
14ml, this is their language.
. 9. ,“He will come and destroy the lllbliflllll—
tum, and will giro the vineyard unto otlxcm."
This is their nusmrr to His question, "What
mm the lord of the vim-ynnl do!"
(Hull. (xi. 4!.) Jesus til-so with. "Then-fore]
say unto you, the Kingdom of em almll he
film from you, and given to n nation bring-
ingluzth'tho fruits tlncrmf." llinlt. xxl, 4:5.)
lhorclet'to nudcrntmid thi; we unfit (listin-
glllah Mm}! the covenant with Altrnlntm,
[mo and Jacob, which still holds goodwill
shill be fulfilled to [wnrvl notwitlmmlding
their disolulicnco (.‘dic. vii, 1"}; Jt'l’. xxxl, 35—
37), and the sxmziulcovczmzt with lsrut-I at
Hotel). to make them it kingdom of priests,
In holy nation, is peculiar tmsure, if they
would only he obedient and keep God's cove-
nant (Ex. xix, 5, 6). Thin lust rot-ennui was
not made with their fathers, but with them
Is {I nation at Hot-eh (Dart. v. '3, 3:, and it i5
this which by the rejection of their
MI is now lost to them and
gavel to the called out mics 51mm
Jews-and Genti ~.;, the church, which Potter
“115% roynlpriesthoml, on holy notion, n
mdlnr or purchased people.”
Inrterl ‘ bv II-o
’hlludrl-
IO. “Have ye not read this Scripturu" .‘(o Be“
doubt they had rmd it, but they had not ob-
nen'cd it, they had not rec-eivol it, they had
read it blindly, just an we :0 often read the
Swim, from a sense of duty, without
stopping to think what they mean or what
they say to an individually. if Jesus should
ask us this question (warming; very; much of
thoOld Tamment, howaslmnol "my would
hens they replied, “So, Lord, we never read
that: we liked the New Testament Irmr."
"The stone which the builders njcctcd is
home the bend of the corner." This is
(can! in 1’s. cxviii, 1’, tho name one from
which He quoted in our hut week's lesson
when 110 mid, “Ye shall not 500 me hence-
forth till 3c shall say, Blew! Mlle that
comet]: lathe nutrient the Lord." Natl. min,
39; P5. m’iii, 26.) it [mints us forward to
theihy of the Lord when He shall return as
both fonndction my! top stone of His temple,
the church, bringing Iiis completed body
with Him:- when He shall return with It“ His
.mintn I'm mgr-once uponhis anemia and
mm” for 12ml. (Ba. adv, S; lxiil,
4.7 That shall 13nd sectlmt the stone which
thryhtkrildcrs rejected is indeed, after all,
non torn himsish, King of Kings and Lord
0! lords: they shall mourn because of theiir
(incl; tmtuwut of Him, saying: “Lo, th’s is
deified; Ire have waited for Him and He
Villain: us; thi; i; tho Lord, we have waited
for Him. '51! will be glad and rejoice in His
:tlvntim,” will lIo swsliov; n death
in .fictory,avipe away tears from all all faces,
g¥lzxkoamy the rebuke of His people from
o. mil-cant; (Isa. 1m. 8 9.).
I"l, "th 'was the Lord's domgsa. and it is
-. 7 ‘ in oureyes." God is quietly but
imtlj' flirting out llis eternal . rhich
he jammed in Christ Jam; (Eph. I, 9.11; iii,
11...:ng that it boll mmplete we shall say
W: i: all. ”This is the ltml's doing?
and not mil" shall it l1.- wonderful in the e '6
0! 1h: church and in the cytnl of Israel, mt
also i: the era of the whole world. luv
much Wonderful. and if we would but let
thovsavemmcnt of ourselves: and all our
affairs: In upon llis shoulders day by day, we
lava mt '
mason to say, “This is
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mule“ Nt'filltlv u r... . rum. to Accept
the that non“ ‘l‘erutt.
nlAN‘llJntN, it, ,\,.r.l 1‘3. '1‘...) following
ntldrm wnui to Hm moon «with for itself:
“To tho Moor» no.1 Mow lnllt-l'ltt'lt of tho
than in .i
"'l‘ullt) Ill-t ops lulw" oi ll 1 H IIII-l lltv
Plumbing «1. it'll: l..i\-' «John... 1 tin tollon.
in; l"‘ ,. -. .1 .m n the plan . ~t mung Iol'
tiu- in .2 . El (|.m,; \.tit . n ”lit
for III“ p. w - in. an I l. I I iiw inst
n x Ii.~'|.al.~, l‘tl w 11,; limit: l.'&l .m-l ital.
for 1hr lllal hill hut hull of the yin,
“.tl thn into i mt i'ntittvltllnl. llu- llunem'
rt-pwwntuli\.v.~olt'. l’ml us 1 row» i- r the t" or:
Ila. Inn.- \ allot. if: «out », uni lltli~14||lgtlrr
tru-t, .t with. 'lln- oprmloh rein—ml loot"
ovpt Illu prrp-oiilnn, and non thut ihvy olfer
u» n v-Il t'llb'lll upon it ntmight :-, ‘nltid per
tun within." in low the rut. .~ \. lw'i. have
punthll tor the up! lllll)t‘£tl', .nri llu'll’
)vl'llwflllnll lw’lll; lllllhol.l it»! nth» ll-II the
luptn‘ub'nl of the on“ n. I L. 1.; I l \lutiltl
nr,:v upon our IIJLIM'I ~ 1'; I! 1.. .~.nh ra'
nll‘vr lat un-wplml. l tilt,» II. - :uuuptnIn-n- 0f
llw npn-I’lli-ltn' pt'nI-rlltmt mt lit‘.l1|n‘l luv
lit-wally «lino! loo lit mil :1. ”MW I ~oprr-
ntorvmr lllllll'l‘ by on on of «a. I w m nun,
but ll‘t‘lllim‘ ll ytml‘utt'w'», I \le \\ Ito 5| t'nlr
linuulinu oldull tlnllu *1“ | ;. -.. :mw
having, IK'JllV'llll Itlul lsuulvun u~ moth-m
ln-lut-u'u Hunt-l ‘ :mxl mm.- -,.-1 :.'.o-'.-, ,;«-t- Illfl
nu ilniocrunhmlo light for n-lm'tkun and
lllnlll't'n mt lttljll~lllt-‘lti of oil lllul'llll‘h during
“incoming your l)‘ IIII'llUth r1 ulllllltllb'll
and mun-limtmn. ll w.“ nlmlt ~.-~tnb'.n~h thn
joint movement ot lllllil'l ~ nltd lip-tutors, and
thin. together Nth llw ultimo-v ul‘ nu lie ultl
bittonxm which mint come to nuutypurtu
of the annputilwe diotriot without an ngreo-
ment, it Well Worth our recruit-mg L", wnts
per ton. If no ngrwlnt-nt in t'll'rclml llt'l“t‘|‘ll
this l'llltl May I ntrikm‘ in many pom of the
tlirilrit'l are in'witnblv, nud thw- Ill‘i’l'fihllult‘
tho contribution of large alum of "hum"
from working mint-rs to hid those “houn-
mntcndtnx for price null who Miller not only
from low of wages, but too often from
hungcr'u gnawing pnitm The Vote of Illlllvl’S
lit the different minus in the («unwittin-
di~trict Il|0ll the circular hhued by no im.
Inulinh-ly after the adjournment of tho joint
convention imlicatm a very general dwire to
maintain scale rates, but In nearly every c '-
we are urged to use all honorable means in
our power to avoid a Itriko. ‘he Inhlllllll of
tho lnim-nt‘ delegates at tho joint convention
was heartily indonml, and it in owing to this,
to the general hingnntiou in trade, and to the
inability of miners to carry it strike to n ruc-
mild termination at this time and under
existing conditions that I link you now to ly-
guidcd by my ndvico and accept this reduc-
tion of iiwuudn half cent-a per ton below
Inst year's rah-at. My honest judgment is that
if you make this mnmusion now in the inter.
eat of peace and llnnnt f More will do
lnomtrnto the wisdom o r notion.
“lit-«ptctfully youn,
“Jons Mollmmz, l’rmidrnl,
“.\'.~.l.»n.d l‘l'ngrernivt‘ Union .‘llllt‘l‘i null
.‘llm' lnlmt'vl’s."
Tlu- ‘II-tllmllpl rolvllk Concern.
l'nm .\', \’., April 12,—Tiie Northern
New Y 1 t; Methodist Rpm-opal conference in
now In it'siiou nt Lowville, Len-ls county,
Bishop ‘6'. X Elude presiding. The confer-
ence committees were announced and tilt
bishop delnertd an address. A u-mmunicu-
tion was read from the Methodist hook Con-
cun. New York, declaring a yenl iy dun-lend
of $50,000 and a special centennial ullfhit‘lbl
ot $50,000 more to annual conflrcnt'rez. The
net sales of the your were over $1,000,000 and
the profits “35,000. The amount of the dwi-
d-vud due this conference ii $1,635), and o
dmf t was ordered for that amount. A com-
nntive was appointed to endow n endurance
l) ~11 in the Method“ heapllnl at Brooklyn.
EEES‘TEREE REES
———oo¢-———
Pillobu ‘nBe-it. Flour, MIL... ........ 775
.35 .. .. Wing . ....... 3 100
Pine Butter .................................. 25c!
blue. New Prom ........ .
II Indemnified Sugar” .. I
Fine Iixcd 'l'ta . .35c lb
Belt “ “ . ..60clh
" 0. Gov. Jon free. "we lb
Good Lunch Milk Cmckerl l 1ft: lb
Biscuit , ................
California Cherries .................. . ..... 30c can
hipouted Apples ......................... 12¢ lb
Driedl’mllee....... ........ ........... welt»
——A’l’——
W. HRWEI'E Eflllllfll'i,
Nflilct-Rfllllliiflll!
H—
Fresh Canned Herring
12¢ a Can. or 9 Cans for 31.00.
Seed Potatoes
Earlynone
_“p_..
New Queen.
—--‘f—-
Ell
tinnitus.
cullin-
SUPERIOR
BilllRPOWEiR
THE FOREST lllll BEST
ls made only of strictly pure grape crown
of tnrtnr. lllrietl pure liicnrlmnuto of
soda. out! 3 um I wrtion of flour as a
m-neri‘utivc. nothim: elm whatever. and
in warranted entirely I'm». from alum.
ammonia, phosphates, lime, and nll lhr
ndulll-mnln frequently found in balling
llfl\Vil“'l‘Pl. The character of mutt-rink:
used, lhcir purity. and the nicely of their
colnbilmlion, render (‘lcvclnml‘n nnpcril-r
baking: powder the moot hcnlthi‘ul and on oil
economical in use. and it nlwnyo nifnrdn
\\'l|nl«.~nit|lt‘. nutritious. and deliciuun food.
It is wcouunctnlml for purity. healthful-
nmu nlnl ellivioncy by Government and
State chcmiots, chemists of Board» of
Health. nnd [mill-noon! in institutions of
looming throughout the country.
hold only in runs, full weight.
t't.lt\'nl...tsn lluo'runus. Auuxv. N. Y.
o. &o. TEA
The Ohdcest Tea Ever Cfi'eresl.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A .m 151‘ butctotm nitt’uuvu: 'l lu’ 1r.
”.2: will um :25 a: :un. sully um 2.1.1::
ll in tho ’llmlttrr Gnu": Lnr. ntml {rum
It,” In st plantation and .;I;1tl;t2llm-. n‘w llulrly
I «:ro and two from all adult. ruliom or ml rm:
:1 .unr 'l'hcpur'i-mm nn- [sermon-.5.) hub :
nl‘l u «muted full weight. it in more-mow
( lVIu'tLl in the thin thr- lowrrgndrs.
Czieniai It Guideztal Tea 00.. L't'tl,
"Md flfilrr, 35 Hurling Slip, New York.
For ml.- by tlu- taut "ton-m.
I‘. l). LAII'TON & 00..
ll. l.’llOlIlIEDlEl',
CHAS. ll. I-‘EllllIS.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
E ifil’Tii. "infill inhibit n.
December ‘tl, 1883.
some wear. BOISE IAI-‘l'.
5.101;. In. prrcel. 6.31 " Art‘um.
5.48 “ fixture". 7.35 ” Accom.
6.12 " [local El. 5.50 “ Acrom.
06.56 " B'lxrrt.np. Still “ Lot-MEX.
7.23 ” Local Ex. 10.42 Armin
7.56 “ Local Rx, ll.”p.m.lllmttm Ex.
3va " ImaiEx. 1.07 “ mum.
88) “ 301i.“ ill. 1.45 ” Sp‘gfleld W“.
9.08 " Low 3.07 " h-cnl Er.
9.1% “ Aocotn. ,4." " 8003.1“.
19.13 “ lit. §I32 " Accom.
11.45 " LocnlEx. into -’ NnngJix.
12.59 p. m..l-1xprcu. 5.13 “ Accomm.
1.30 “ 80.1w 7.18 ” llocnl Expre-
2.“ “ Accent. 57.22 " Bridgtl'pt Ace.
4.46 " Barton Bx. 8.49 " Acmm.
506 “ Stamford Acc; 9.49 " Anton.
53a) " Expmfl' t1. . " Adorn: Rx Ac.
till; '° SlunfordACt‘ 12.43 "‘Boeton Rx.
5.1! “ B'port apec. Strum",
10.15 “ Acootn. , 7.38 “ Accom. -
Buttons. j 9.“ " Accom.
9.15 Acton. [ 6.51 pun. Accom.
0.14 p.m Accom. :
7.28 “ Local!“ ‘
8.59 " Acct-m.
com nor com um:
6.07 a. In. g 6.34 I. m.
6.55 “ l 8.52 "
2:19 .. ,1 l 1.47 9.01.
9.3: " I 5.15 "
11.41 " . l «.24 u
2.40 p. m. ‘ 9.5: “
5.0: u l
6.3:! "
8.07 “
0.Il.8mun, , 0.1'. llxlramnt
Gen. Supt. 1‘ Gen. Pan. Az‘l
uousuomc RAILROAD.
In still!“ it NORWALK mnsro. .
Corrected February 41h. ma.
I’m-cup! 'I'rnlnl.
BOUTIL
Lv. Korwnlk. Lv. 80. Norwnlk. Ar. Wilson Pain
7323.111. 756nm. 803nm.
8 I? " 8 27 “ 8 35 "
10 113 ” 10 13 “ It) ' "
1250p.m. tannin. leJII.
4 3| “ 4 ll “ 'i “
518 ” Ind 636 " Iixeti 646 “I‘x'd
am It It 3 W I IO 815 A. ll
9 ‘ II In 10 a I. II 10 3] II It
smut.
9 no a. m.
6.01 p. m
Nolt'rll.
Lv. Wilson Point. 15.80. Non-1k. Arflorwnlk
1 ma. m. Hired no; In. l‘x'd 210 Mixed
‘ v u u . g I. II 6 ‘1 u
.‘5 6
845 “ 918 " 923mm.
1201 ” 13 .m. 1218‘. In.
250 "lixed 310 “I 316 lied
4259 m. 12 " 517nm.
gs: :: a” II 6” II
1010 .“Iixed 1017 “lined mum
‘ . 5m“. ’ '
920mm 925“».
, 652”: 65153:.
W'Jl. Vino-Primal Gcn'l lounge.
[alumna nteodan.
A.W.Pnnlm. Pennant-Amt.
_ MAIN LINE. M
[promotion for W
7.13; nuconuno‘n
1015 AI u
z ‘12:) I. In. lixed 1 ”am" Inn.
. to. express . n. n
’6 top“ Wu
woes only In turn Grant Burlington.
“Goes only A! fit a New Inland.
WI. 1!. Wm, Vice Pie-‘1 I Gen‘l In’g'r
W. K. 1.10:, 33:.“
A. W. Pam; . W unmet
Portraits
IN 0114»:th and mm Black and White
Pastels. Art workofnlldeocrigtlm
0.0.000 Laurent.
TBOIAS EALLORAN, learnt.
Pin nu
a—‘f— ,
mun & sun,
Druggists,
Jr'wumlr unwmmmm
. #1:! . : .
r,
aoU'ru NORWALK nvunmo SENTLNEL. FRIDAY. APRIL 12. in».
s'IjON
Bo
Glove Department.
We have taken lmlmlni care in select-
ing our pinch of nil kinds of (llthtm for
sprung: nnd rlltulllt‘l’ wcur, ‘lllll‘lltmlflfl
only from the lllnul ro-liuhlo and llmtl
known lnnnufmztnn-rs, null or.» prepared
to chow our t-uiatolnn-rn the mum complete
lincof Tnifrtu, Stilt and Kid (lion-e of
Standard value. and at tho- lom’nt prices
to be found, as follnwr:
. ... .
Lend: r- In “Iowa
lmdiml' Jormv (lluvc-I. black and col-
ored, 17c, wotth 25c.
indium” Tull- In Gloves, black and col-
or. d, 21m, Wuf'lll 153:3
Ladlcs' I’urc Silk (Huh-s, bitch and
colored, illc. , worth 4‘3.
-—->—-- ~ 606“ __.__._..
.lluo lleltor Iirndcn.
Mlmt'b'Jl-Ist‘y (Hove-c. ltll 'lfllul'tl, 126.,
worth 19:.
Mimh‘ TA: l». (l'ovm, nll colors, 25o.,
Wt rth :ch.
.._...- Q0. »»-_..
EAD‘TBR 'IIAIDBS 0P Ill"
HAH'BN.
Latent Styles, Embroidered
Buck.
Lndieu‘ 4 button Tone and State 59.3.,
worth 75c.
Indien' 5 button Tans Tile... Worth .1.
liniico' 4 button Tim: 9-”: , worth $119.
lmlit‘o‘ 5 hu‘Iton 'i‘nns, Slate and White
$l.l‘lc., worth $1.311.
Ludo N4 hutton Tans; :u.ll llinck $1 mu,
Will’lll $l62.
ludlea' 5 Hook liinck 59.3.. Worm 503.
Ladico' 5 Hook Black 79m, Worth .1.
Mism‘ 4 button Tuna 793., worth $1.
(lent'a Dream Kid, Spring Shad-'9, '1,
worth $1.25
1 lot Mus nilain-s Toms and Slate,
formrr pm!" 1.12:. to $1,37c., wdl close
this lot at 39.3. [wt pair.
'O%——'
llmlcry.
Our stock of Hosiery for spring and
summer in now complete, and tho pub-
'16 will find us with an elegant line of
the latest Nuvelilrs In Children's,bliss-’5'.
Ladies' and Gent’s Hosiery, both Foreign
and Donwmtc Goods. Our stock in all
New, Fresh floods, and at the prices of-
fered are the best vuluc in the market.
llcnnadorf and Sunrise Block Dynamo
the heat. in the market.
"wow—~—
25? I‘llAlDl-I BS IN IIOSIE ll" 251'
Saturday and Monday only.
25.2. for 2 pair lmlicu‘ Fast lllnck Hose,
warranted, and regular ntml», Worth 21c.
per pair.
237m. for pair ladim' Ilnihriggons
How, regular Iltntlf’, worth 193.. po-r pair.
251‘. for 2 pain Siloscs’ warrhnlo-J I’d-it
Black Ribbed Hos», worth ‘23". po-r pair.
‘25c. for 3 pain Children's Block ”use,
worth 12c. per pair.
256. for 3 palm, choice of Black. H'tripo
or l’inin colors, Ladtva’ Hose, 15 dim-trot
slyly-s. Worth 123:. per pair.
25: for 2 pair Gent's French Bilbriggnn
Hose, regular made, worth 25¢ per pair.
25a. for 2 pairs Gent's fancy stripo or
.tolni colors Hose, regular lunar, worth
256. per pair. ,
‘25:: for4 pair Gent’s mixed. m-nmlm
How, big value, worth 12c. per pair.
*w
Leader: In Underwrur.
“'e have just received another cm.- of
thfll‘e Bargains at 1210. Lmics‘ er-v
Ribbt'd Voetr, aim 1 lot of Gaul“ at some
price. Biggcnt‘ bargain ever ofl’rn-d.
Full line of better ribbed Vrs's at
37 and 471'. each.
293. Ladies: Spring \ night, Merino
Vests and P3315 With 4 . each.
0
u
25,
Visit in liitche
cash only.
No. 11 loin Street. Nowell.
’ I
r-.~
W
9”,) ’ ‘ ~prieen.
....-.....,-. .
.... ..
.0.
I -M - --~———-
37c. Splendid some. (lant'u Medium
Weight Shirt and Drawers, Scolch, lmx-
ed and white, worth 50c. each.
49c. for an excellent Iinool l: 'nt'u liner
minds, worth ”734:.
lilo. A small linoof (lent'u Silk Finish
Bnlhriggan Shim for 49¢, regular prim»
75c.
Complete lino of tlont‘n Fine llnlhrig‘
can Shirts and Drown-rs at 25;, 117.2. and
«tile. each.
w”...
ATTENTION GIZS'I'lJ-INIBNI
Gent’s l‘urnllhlng Department.
If you wish tovave money just read
tho following: All that. goes to make a
I-‘int Class Furnishings floods Depart
ment will be found in our More, includ-
ing the latest styles and heat vnlncsm
Necks-car. Colllm, Cum. suspenders.
white and colored, laundrinl and no.
laundrin-tl Shine, together with the best
line of Flannel Shirts to b:- found here.
Our prices are the Iowa-t.
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London for Gentlemen.
' An elegant line of Hunt's Two in Path,
.1 in "and, and Treks, all spring shade-t.
24 cents Tics worth 31in.
31 u .. .. 420.
37 at H u 55‘.”
47 " .. .. 62.2.
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Full lim- of all the 1.111th ntyh-s of Lul‘
Inns from No. up.
7- ~009- ~—-——
fill-ponder Burguln.
For one week, a line of Hunt's
wh't» and fancy,
19:.
Shun-micro, plnin
worth 37c.
., .., .. _..-.-
Gent's shlrta.
Our prices for innudricd white Shirts
are 396, 49c... 752., 81 and $1.25.
Our price for unlnundriell Shirt; um
25. 39, 59. 73 and $1.
We. sell the Challenge, while, unlnun-
dried Shirt for 393., as good as :my 50c.
shirt on the market.
9..
Colored Launch-led Shirt»
19 cents worth 75o.
on .. .. 7a.
79 u .. $1.00
in u u 1.25
1‘35 “ " 1.50
— «- -._. 00"
onsrs rnscv ri..usr:r.
SHIRTS.
Great Leaders.
Gingham Shirts 390., worth 50c.
Tennls Flannel 493,, worth 752:.
Gent's Flannel Shirts, fancy stripe-t,
laced and pinitcd from:
62 cows, worth 87c.
79 ~ .. $1.00
39 ~ “ 1.12
m 56 I. l~5
Gent; Blue Flannel S'nirlu Bi 1.49 to
2.49. ‘
Guntfi' Fancy Stripe» Flannel Shirts
from 1.59 upwards.
(lento’ Flannel Shirts, platted front,
1.93 and upward.
(lents’ plum wlnto'Xlgh; .‘hirts 59:;
worth 756. .
Boy's Blue Flannel Blouses 59: up-
words.
Boy's Shirt WnirIs—Btrguins at 25c
lmmmomo sale of Ladies Muslin
Underwear and CUI’WtF.
Big Values in Hamburus and Laces of
all kinds.
cow——
Ribbons.
We do the ribbon trade of Norwaik
and vicinity by keeping the largest
ass engine», shades “dazed at the
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—EASTER l—
POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES,
FOR THE PEOPLE!
Everybody Invited to Attend Our Grand
Easter Display of Seasonable Goods.
We Cater to no Particular Class.
IIA‘Illil-ZRCIIIIlI‘ BA RGAI $5.
Muller lltmtlltcrchlcfu.
10.: for I (told lintllt'fl’d Handkerchiefs
font colors and worth 5c each.
151: for l (lul-l “ordered, llemstilchcd,
Linen and fast cairn. worth We each.
“25': ford Colored Horde-red Handker-
chiefs, Linen, Fast Colors and "cm
stitched, worth 12} each.
Moo.— ,._. —-
(tom's Handkerchiefs.
the for 4 Colored llordered or plain
whit» Handkerchiefs, worth 10c each.
‘25:"! for :l Colon-d lintllcled lirninlitch-
ml, Lmun Handkerchiefs, fast colorn,
worth 15:? each.
21c for :5 plain Whit» or Colored Bord-
cn-ui llrnhtltclwd, font colors, worth ITC
each.
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Slut Handkerchief Burguln.
45:? each. Jllht received—25 dnzcn
flrnt'n Silk lion'ihvrchicfs. (‘olorrd
Conn-ta, lillt‘ quality. and worlli Tic-each
—-'I hug lllllzfllll In-b-Hi nt 49c.
Ntlltll' [11k ” an... A] xs
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DrenGnnis & Silk Departments
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BOSTON STORE.
No. 1—0.)» 0'1?!“ 50 Inch l-‘n-ncli Sean 3
in all the lwhllufl Euler ('Jlnl’lngd at 582',
mlvv-I’iliml Ill liritlgt [Mn :1! 01"}
No. ‘2—‘25 pieces 41 With French Swen,
‘ hfll‘t' line-:1 milling [loom good» mi 533 (but
}jvl<l for u dnn I u» “'1” run them off at
:49; a yurd,
‘ No,:l——()rw Cn~t~ I‘.i.~lnw rt- 8‘ mm: at 251‘
lThis is 3 Darwin writ on no looking at“
im the sale of till-l l: tcuuprisv s but so two
icolora, It would be Well to select eurlv.
] N0. -l-—-\Vc hum ln-en able to get one
let-1c munn of those Checks and Phillip
that w». Ind such a mall or. at our lilo
t‘all’. \Vc will chow these up the. same
price, 19:. .
No. 5-;\ 51 Inch Lum- ~' Finn'n-l, sold
,cwrywhvw at 1531;. “I' will run them in
5:118": n )‘vlnl.
! “1'? have tin,- "welt conileI-nrs iltownt
'nnd llrtl'rai lim- in i'oznbinutlnlw. R lbt‘fi,
Side 113an and Persian Slnpr'fi. to be
f found in the State of Ginnt‘clicut or
‘New York ctty.
No. 6—Wc will offer during the week,
5,000 yards of ~16 Inch Homespun In
Stripes and Plum Mixtures tit 24': a yard.
No. 7—Unr full llne 0124 inch all wool
Trlcotu In all the loading Enter shades
nt 42:: n yard.
Ourvv-ry fluent silk fittinhtd Ilcnrivitns
will In- on the counter at 93c. We have
meet! these goods fluid at $1.15 and $1.25
‘5: yard, but wo can now offer them at
tho: price. 98c.
. le greatest display of [)irrcloire Jer-
i 593'. Empire and Tailor Made Jackets in
iBlack and Fancy Stripes yet tilt-red to
the public for inspection.
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, Get our Prices then you won’l
i go out of town.
, “it-cordially invite you all to take a
I look at our lim- of Beaded Wraps. We
282M! them at $3.75, $4.12. $5.00. $5.59,
$6.59. $7.49, $7.95 and $8.95. “'9 gunrv
nntoo lhr» price on these goods at. about
one half what you will pay elsewhere.
,Speclnl In our Silk Department.
We will offer a ‘24 inch, Extra Heavy
. Regatta Silk at $1.19 for this week only.
“All new." our line of Chnlltes at 6,10
can't be beaten and our all wool Challies
at 21 are very fine'vnlue. Our imported
.34 inch Chaliics at 493 are Extra Good
Quality and Wt" worth 6'21» “'9 have
a line of Domestic Saleem at 12%. Our
French Solver-s at 27: :an't be beaten
for 33:. We have u very fine line of
Frenehfiingbams and an cxcalicnt line
of Domestic Z2pherr.
n lepartment!
. N GTE—Having made extra. efl'orts this season. in all
our departments, we feel satisfied that we have the
greatest variety and without doubt the best values in
the above seasonable , goods ever ofiered to the
people ofthis state. You can buy of us cheaper than
you can buy in New York or Bridgeport, as we sell for
Agents For Mo’Call’s. Patterns.
BOSTON STORE,
(mofiwgnx, cur.
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STOWRE.
‘ INSURANCE AGENTS
magma to donates.
\ Real “flotilla. l‘lre. Lilo. Au-iciont,
l’lnle tiles». and Sloan: liollt-r
Alum Agents for the hole or
nehcnture «ml I-‘nrul Mortgage
II It 7 per com. Bonds.
Incan- Negotiated.
lll’l’lt'll: 4.5M? Wuhintgton St... 150. Normlll.
NEW DEPARTURE!
llnviug mulln vxtonsivv
‘zultlitimis to my
Confectionery
llvpurlnwnt.l am now
ull'm-in;.r smmI 01‘ llw
Choicest Candies
To be found in this place.
Lily assortment; compris-
es goods from tho well-
known iirms 01'
lfn Ier of New York.
annoys 01 New York,
hovney of Bontlm,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
licDonahlth Perkins of Boston.
All of which 1 offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
E. unions or sun;
B734 Main Htroot,
.‘il. Nilli‘VALK '
._ ...
FRAMlNG at lowest prices.
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Full line 01 Artists’ Materials.
New and Second‘lland
WAGON S,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Ltd fil-
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Groccr’s Wagon.
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
— AND.
Bam-Yard Manures.
RAYM NE REES
..
Glearin
9 Out Sale!
0i Monday, April I ,
it'e wot totnnwnru :i ('lt‘fll‘ll'fl Ont hole of
1res: Good.
' DERWEAR.
PLANNELB.
CARPnTs.
‘Illnl‘ fit-tttld from all our dopnrttucntu, which
we uhnll otlu-r It!
HiALF-P RICE !
For Cash Only.
innit
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Alul
nun
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs ROLLEBQ,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&c., &c-,
M
lufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Water Street. Jul! 11
FINE}
WATER REPAIRING
BY
SKILLED WORKMEN.
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auto
with
11031 ER. B. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wlsoxu, 31155., Feb. 13th, 1839.
in in to certily that Ur. S. 1). Rules In: been
mt. unpuptlmnd I can highly pcmnmd
n ngood watchmnkcr to any in need of the
m5 of I co-pclent and fine workman. Hem
turnout-a fine work no any mm; he no- u very
fine ind complete set of tools, end has made my
unreal tools under my lnrunctlon; his leveling In
pert-ctly olcgnnl. and I might go on and mu: much
more, but rpace forbids, He will make I very
valaihle lddliloll to any jeuelry Itole and 1 highly
Rwlnmtlnd the young mm to any one. Ir. Boyle-
lm lone chronomeler, chmnognph and repeater
wurl in lrut-cluutyle. Be hm done American.
Eng lab and Swiss work and general repairing-hut
all 1 nos of watches. lie (loco his work elegantly.
Yours truly. W. 1'. A. WOODCOCK.
c following is the certificate of S. D. Baylcl. 1
Lite oflhe Winona School of ilorulogy. now
Tl
with
him
new
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—By n ultem of
ethos. ”mi all kinds of business pops, with
which our ac 01am do business. they are pnctlully
film for any commercial position. Seldom-
Mon lay. Wednesday and Friday evenings.
>1 UItTflA‘SD AND ,TYPIHI'RITI‘SG DR-
narunenl ioincbargo of a practical lather. who
can secure beet mulls. Sessions-Teeth, and
Tim sdny eveninga.
GIRMAN CLASS—A prutical teacher from
Yale leegc gives lemma two memoou «ch
wecl.
W uld hepleasedto have you call or little for
portxnlm. FRANK if. RUSCOI.
G .etle Bulldlng, Norwallt, Ct.
.-Alm of Business Department, Bridgeport
_ 129 ll
P.
Bani e53 College.
BEE HI'V'E‘
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of mnloyment, or wirhlng to
change his or her place, vnll find it will 33' them to
cull here and register their “more. dies Irre-
Grntiemen will be charged the earn of 25 us. 1
you want to buy, or mil. or rent. orenqnire for any
thing you can do so here, as we will adverlise at the
every day. We have a rillmg room for [Adler
Ind one for (lento aim.
“3L
We have: restaurant where you' an get anything
from 3 5c. sandwich to a full meal at nil hour:
Board by the day or week; alm‘lodging.
us In: Your: lieevecuully, BBB BITE,
No. 5 Water 8L. Borough. .
Lent Has Come
And we are prmnred to feral-h all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
- : Who“ and Mull. [love made art-urge-
mm for no extra quantity every thy liming: Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
'i'bnt have not been floated.
Pure Tomatq’e Catsup.
Spin a'ch,
L.e ttu c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,
"‘“""""""‘ MARKET LIN
you con
you want in the gel.
. Pnnsn EVERY DAY
HUNT ni‘inwnvs.’
A FULL use or '
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_ia__r_nishes.
BerrypBroa Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
music-,mtbtaxont. .1
EANDIES
0f unkind: Pint' Ulla
BAlSEBY!
CO
UCI mus. cannv TOYS, m1 1 full m-
mrnt of ornamental may.
John Holland,
91" f unnxx's BLOCK.
he Best; Kindling Wood
N tohehndissoldbyc T. Imaudln bugle!
0 lbs. at 500 Each.
One are worth in radical to kindlemy «diner,
i c. 1'. LEONARD,
ltf Water 81., Raw, k.
t
n
18 North hIain St.
S RING STYLES
._or.___
P PER HANGINGS.
ine Line ofGilts
:5. so, and'do Cents, Double Boll.
{Elnbossed Gilts
Se styles, at 40c. Double Boll,
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DEGKER’S
n and Wall Paper‘ Store,
1 8 North Main St"
11th Norwnlk, Ct.
At
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3
So
. s. FERRIS.
EWELER.
onds, Watches, Jewelry.
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