“it: two ppsiilmmpm
LESSON m, srcono QUARTER, INTEfl-
mnonm. S£RIES. APRIL 21,
Text rttllo ltuou. Mark all. much—(nu.
alt tom :10. 3| Golda-n ’l‘ut, Run.
“II. IV'A'illlllfll'llnf) by the lint“. I). ll.
“can".
(Jo l * l - .. . ‘ 1- ~
‘ .nrzm 33.13.1235; palpitatipp
phi!) K
lot or lump in mintltlm “cow in tln'ro
tuition! in tin hm Wu‘k of our Snriuur'a “(Pun
tfll'fll tllld Hilly l“ u ur lltl'tv (lilyn‘ lJL'ftll'L' “l5
t‘fltcitixhtn. liv hi eapuninng lit» last words to
limo. and cwry “uni its mightier thnn thoy
itmgttu‘l. and n! num- importnm 1‘ than um)
wo Intro yrt own.
2“. "Anal aim of tho N‘l‘llfl‘b t'tllllt‘, and
hm log hum] tin-m unwilling togctht-r. and
perceiving that 110 had ntnwcmt tlwtn wcll,
naked Him, Which in thn- [inst cunntmndtncnt
u! all!” From Mutt. uii.:l«t, it", we horn
tlmt. this rcrt be I'm n lawyer rutd a l'hnrimr,
nini that hvmnxo tempting "int. 'l'hnt nny
noun-r mummy of mm nllnllltl think that
thcy could cntztnglc Juan: in His tnllr, or
catch Him in lllx \wrdn. and to that vnd
fdgn tho-mocha jmt‘. Ins-n tMntt. mil. to:
um xii, up; Lukt‘ xx, '2“), arms to us vary
thiwi; tut wo must mmwnhor that
they did not know Jtntltl and were blinded be-
cm of their uni-chef. What not-ms more
strange Is, that oven now in our day there is
in» the 8mm spirit that won mouliwt in
thmunbellcving qnmtimwm. Any one who
has-much to .Ionith touching lithlua-lzmw
know that thorn nrcovarywhcro turn and
woxmu who mom to dchght in m-guun-nt. and
in asking questions that ltnvo no protit in
than, and happy i. thnt tmchcr who can re»
ply to each with n "Thus saith the Lord."
Not only tho Scribes nnvi l’hnrisws. but alto
tho dinniplw, rvorc uttcn fonlnl rmsonlng
in their hearts tMark ii, 0, .5; viii. 16, 1'." in~
Mad of moldy flitting lilu- Mary at ch'
fact to hear and n-coivo Ilia word (Lulu: x,
:19; Jan. l, 211.
20. “Jesus atmwcrul hint, Thu ilrntut till
the commandments its, llcnr, U Israel; the
Lord our God is one Lord." In this and tho
next verse of our lt-saon Jcmsquotcs from
Dent. vi, 4, .5; tho Wurlltlirl‘t'l! in Ilim richly
and lie had an hnswcr for every one from it.
Witt-n tempted by Satan Ho O\'l‘rt’fl|llt‘ him by
quoting from this book of the low, and how
often we find llim saying "It is written," or
“1an6 yonorcr -l in the scriptures!“ It
is the sword of thot'plrit. with which we must
income familiar if we would be soldiers of
Christ, and use! it skillfully both for our own
dclcmu and fur the overthrow of the enemy.
iii). "And thou bliult lovo the lnnl thy God
with all thy tum, and with all thy soul, and
with all thy mind, and with all thy bll’t‘ll 'th.
This is the first. coummndment." Winn ind
spoke from the smoking, mulling, cloud cov-
tml Mount. Sinai, out of the midst of the
fire, the words of the ten commnndmvnts, of
which tho Saviour hero gives tho sum. llc
chnced thcm withthcm Words: “1 run lhn
ml thy God, “hit-h hat-u ltl'ullglll tho.- out
of the land of Egypt, out of tho bottw uf
. bondage” (lix. xx, 1, L" . and more than eighty
times this but i». tnuniionccl in the low, the
prophets and the» whims, cit her 15 an evidence
0! His great love or nsn rin’le why they
should obey Him.
31. “And the second is like, nnuwly this.
Thou shdlt lure thy neighbor on thyself:
them is none other commandment greater
than those.” As low: to (ind comprehcnds
tbeflrst four of the taxi mmmnndnnmts. no
lore to man mmprchonvls' the other six; and
as our olden tcxt say» "Love is the fulfilling
I at tho w." In l «for. xiii, 13, tho Spirit
. through l’nnl rays, ”Sr .w nhidcth faith. hope,
love, these thrm; and tho grentmt of them
is love ;" or pumphnmwi it mods:
Faith. llopc and hm: now tlwcll on north,
And earth by thcm is bloat;
But Faith and “my: must yield to Inf».
Of all the gmccs Mt.
Hope shall to full fruition rise,
And Faith be sight aboro;
These are: the means, but this the rod.
for sting tun-rot love.
- These very north. “Thou shalt lore thy
neighbor as thysclt,“ are another quotation
from tho law of Houses, km! on: found in Lev.
xix. in. Who: we think of the full signifi-
cance of this love as defined in] Cur. xiii,
4—7, long sufl'cring. kind. true from envy, not
vomiting itself, not [mired up nrvr laboring
unseemly, seeking not hcr om, not pro
rotcl (it; Vs. thinking no evil, etc. when
can we look for any illustration of it except
ii! Him who in nor lemon ha.» thus rcpliui to
thiy scribe! It lam if He said to him. In
M0595 you find the law, but in too you find
tho law fulfilled, for that law B in my heart,
and I came to tuilll all rightmmnm; fictive
our, poor, helples; sinner. and 1 will In to
you the end of tho kw: for righteousness; yea,
I will be your rightmvmwss, (E’s. xi, 8; Matt.
iii, 15; Rom. x, 4; I Cor. i“?
8:3. “And the scribe mm u... 0 Kim, “'cll,
. Master, than limit said the truth; for them is
one God; and then-is nun-other but Kc." Tho
scribe belicvotl in mwtiod and thus for no.
copied the truth, but he was blind to tho
taut that the '1'th stood Mm him in
human form, God manifest in the flesh. He
know tint the God of Israel twice tabernacle!
in n tent in the wildcrnos, and about Gilgal
‘ and Shiloh in thy Holy 1.1m]. and aftermath
in Solomon's temple at Jerusalem; but he did
not know that the same God had now cum
N and' had already tabernaclcd among them
more than thirty years in the body nrcd
:M Kim {khaki-1:11:31». Lonely that it
‘wtwflc that talked with hint Oh if his
cyan could only have hum opcncd, what
. biasing: ctcrml might hare been his, and
all within his much that smut.
C}. “And to love Iiim with all the heart,
and with all the tzndetstmtding, and with all
the cord, and with all the strength. and to
love his neighboras himself,is more than
whole burnt oilet'ings and sacrifices. ” Truly
this man moms enlightened; he not only
knew the truth when he heard it, but he
seemed to understand it,n.nd to know the
tfiKBI‘cnwbetwccn outward, formal worship
android heart service; he accrual tonnder-
, standthat no amount of burnt offering or
sacrifice would avail unless there was on tho
, part of the oflcmr a spirit. of true obedience
and a grateful man of the lore of God
34. “And when Jesus saw that homered
discreetlyJIeuid unto him, Thou artnot
far from the Kingdom of God." He knew
arch-nth, he understood the truth, he spoke
Mot the truth, buthcdidnot received-c
tips
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HI“ IIN Ill'fllllllfll AN" DEVIHTOJKN
IAIIHBEI 1‘0 CHI-IDIATI hill-
l1J‘ANI'ZtH’5IJ'.
tirntul Mantrr Frank R. lmwn-nw no
nunm‘rn that all nrrangt-nmuto tor llll‘
Hummus juinlw to ho In-ld nitnuitnnvuun-
ly in 717 lodgut In tho rum- of New York
on thmAvcning of April ‘24 how boon
(hilltplvlml.
Nearly 75,000 Manon» will participato-
in tho jubilco in that atato:l,001lof whom
wall tum-t in tho- largo Masonic hull at
Twrnty-third atreet and Sixth avmmu.
Tim ct-lehrutiun wtll comtncmurnto thc
onlcr‘n freedom from dt‘lll. and WIN luv it
wry grand (mansion.
'l‘tw building fund. which I‘lltl rtartcd
in 1843. is now dittchnrgt-d from debt.
Sit-cc that your tho ilnuhctnl history of
tho order in (upon! grout uuccctls. In
1870 Ult' fund nnwnnud to $340,000,
win-n tho tt-mple at Twentydhird I-trcct
nnd Sixth avenue wnnbcgun. This build-
ing all told. With its ltlfllllllllngfl,tllc..
Curl twnrly $2,000,000. all «if which but
not only been paid, but tho aunt of will;
000 additional has been tint and» t'nr tin-
cutahlrnhnwnt 0! an asylum ‘llnll. Nun-
Yotk city contains 158 lodges, (L3 winch
went in Masonic hall.
The coming colobrntinn will he of hi»-
torical interact,” George Washington
and many of tho pronuncnt londcru of
the young lit-public um numb: It‘d among
active Melons of that tinn‘.
mu- Bovolutionnry Soldier.
Timothy linll, M. 1)., who died in East
Hartford the full of August, 1844. unlist-
ed in the revolutionary army in 1776.
was immediately ordered to the city of
New York, was preacnt at the skirmishes
with the enemy at Harlem Heighta, in
which Colonel and Major Leitch were
killed. [lo was alsoengngcd in the hnttl»
of W him Plains. After tho pnriod of
his onliatmont expired be commenced
his medical studies at Cambridge, 31989.,
and in 1780 received the appointment of
surgeon‘s mate in the Fifth Muesachnn-
cits regiment, commanded by Colonel
Putnam. lie was an eye witness of the
execution of Major Andre. 119 has n
grandson, Rev. Edwin llnll and a great-
grandson, Edwin C. Li. llnli, M. 1)., both
residents of New Haven.
Ilavllnnd’l l-‘rull Store.
CHOICE ORANGE, BANANAS, FIGS. DATES
nil hint! of mu, court-t1 fruit. confectionery
1nd tuliable Flow and Garden Seeds. autumn
B‘nd P: and Gravel at
c. tntnuimm. 2'. thin St. Norwalk.
Ila-oval.
THE New York 'l‘cc Co. Ital rented the building
now occupied by J. 'I'. Plowitt, 47 lain street
when they will open about the tint of April with
In nnunnal tine rind: of Mel. d2!) 3m
George B. linden-lull
[s
nowintown selling Household 8 tie! for
cub or by lmtallmentl at prices road com-
itinn. Parties desiring bargain- can call at No.
5 Raymond St. City. motto tt
Bruin-port and Nor-walls ileu-
cnxcr.
011R 1]. sll'l'll will attend to all onlerc left It
I John Drummer}. Barber bhopjontb Nonalk,
lpckwoodt. Andn-wcllarkct Norwalk. Ind P. ll.
BIOIIIOD'I. 816 Broad St., Bridgeport, and wtllmahc
daily trips.
(Dy-ten.
110$! decirlnzoyltcrl opened Inch dall can
T pmcnrcthcm o! R.J.('U'1'51LL. y
«9 if Foot of Raymond 3t.
\IORRBLLk L'IIOIIDIIL' WOULD AGAIN
. call the attention of lboce who want homes or
lots that they hove a large supply on hand that. will
he curred very low for the next month or two. six
lltmuson the Benedict tum ollcml at lubminz
man's price. Alec all kinds or Insurances and
auctionccring.
‘ GREAT REIEDIISt-mnbmcd tn lllir'! syrup
9 of Ta. Wild Chen and Bmhonnd. the but
Cough Syrup and Lung turn in the world. ‘5 cent:
Ibotllc. It i! invaluable for Croup in children.
Sold by Ill druggism The genuine only has Inc
limile of the rfgnauuc of Jan. 3. Hair in red ink on
m meme. unit's I’hmmtcy. manntutumn,
Bri mart. Conn. for rule hr 1". AI. EASTER
South Nomi-1k: E. It HALE. Notwaik. on route
Notice—school Tuned.
111; TASPAYZRS OP Till! SOUTH NOR-
watk Union school District are hereby notified
that tho district tax of thrcc (3) mill. on the dollar,
laid on thctown ummt list of 1893. at a meet—
ing of the dittrict held on the 5th day of June. 1888
at the Franklin ctrect ccbool house. will be due a
payable on the is: day of May. 1580. at which time I
shall be ready to receive the name at my once. 29
Washington street. act-cont! door. Pen-1t: at the
rate of nine it» pecan. a your from Jay I. 1889.
will be charged on all bills runnininfiynpaid on and
alter Jane 1, 1889. P. A. OLDFAS,
Collector at Tue! (or South Kuwait Union School
Dmrict.
Dated. South Somalis, April :3, 1889. um In:
Notice—(ills Taxes.
Ill TAXPAYIRS 01’ THE CITY OF SOUTH
Sorwalk are notified that the city tax
Mtcntttbmiltconthc ’ '
dollar. laid on the arcan-
mcnt tin of 19!}. st 1 city mot-tin held at the Sal-
vation Army Bunch. on the 1 day of Pebruhry.
1m, will hednesndpl con tin! letdayot In .
tin-lunchtime]: bereadytoreccivct
more at lay mice, fl Wuhington rt., up stairs.
lanai” athteltc ”31911.1; click: year {iron Icy I.
1 ‘9,will chug: anal il rennin unpahl
on Ind after June 1, 1m. 1'. A TOLEES.
'Collcctor at Tam for the city of South Namath.
Conn
Data] South Renoir, April 8, 1&9.
m... Miami m...
AUCTION SALE!
KEYSEB’S ISLAND,
South Not-walk, CL,
Tuesday, April 23d, 1889,
At .9 o’clock.
mammm '33? mm "m
”Ache Wagon. Yum lmplexnentl, Hay and la-
§alc Without Reserve.
If Stormy Will Sell Sext Fur Day.
WMm htmctednptodayotnale.
spa—22
V. A. SGOFIELD,
‘ woman
The Bear of the Warwick Ilouo,
MMamttathcnled
Second-hand Furniture,
mmnouahllauu
Ill-Ital: banana-Hon. (blink!
In munch-1
. be.
MONEY LOANED
o- wner-u, Jewelry. u.
mm”
All-h- w W
“may...
mm. my
worn nonwm.
ppEElanig
SUPERIOR
BIKING PilWlllR
THE PUREST lllll BEST
In made only of strictly pom gram cream
of tartar, atrictl Intro biotin-Innate of
coda. tun! a runal portion of flour as n
truncrvntivc. notltin also whntcwr. and
in wurrnntmi cntinely {rt-c from nlum.
ammonia, phmphntcn. linw. and oil tin-
tntultnmnt» frequently found in lvnkin:
powdz-nc. 'l‘ho chortu'icr of materials
usml. ihcir purity. and tho nit-My of thriv-
comhluntion, Nnnlcr (Th-vt-Inmi'u superior
lurking powdcrthc mom hcnlthi'ul and must
ccmmmicnl in new, and it always alibi-its
\i‘lwlct-‘ntm'. nutritimtn. and «lclicioun fowl.
it ie n-cmnnwntlml for purity. lwnltht‘ul‘
llt'h.“ and n-tlicin-ncy by timw-mnn-nt and
hittin- rhvmiz-ts, clmmists of Boards of
Ho-nlth. mul [ll‘Itll'SflOI‘fi in institutions of
learning through-rut. the country.
Sold only in mun. full wright.
Gunman: limrrmcnx. Auusr. N. Y.
MARY
comma
The Chciocst 'l'ea Ever Cfercd.
PERFECTLY Pl} RE.
A “HST DELICIOUS Dm'lilutlll. 'fih' l'i',
2:: trill comm 3:: can. 2:157 :rrc: uric:
i: is the llmurur GRAD! Lnr. “ i.‘ .i t: :v:
t' » ll"! plantation; at. l; t. l.’.l::l-'\'Il at m ‘lzh .y
t it ~ and "5'” fruttt all mlmtr in an mm. -
1 nor ‘llzu‘pnvhngrn or“ l.t.r:vt.'n-.;.1}- .. _, 3
n' l \t indlllvtl lull \l'riJlJ. 1t ivt x....;. r u'.»
t x ..r:tl m u».- than the lul‘t rprrnnlm
Criestal l: Czcitiental 7:: C:.. 2153..
"run! 'lf‘llr'l', .15 Hurling Slip. .51 w lv.’ ‘ .
i'm mil" in. It.» lw-l .m 4 . .
I". I). LAWTON & (1)..
l). L’llOltltI-IIHEI',
CIIAS. ll. l‘EltllIS,
South Norwalk, (Tonn.
N. v. xiii. 8; H. mm...
Dt'tfctnbcr ‘1’}. ".83.
come wu'r. ootxu usr.
5.1!. a. m. Expwn. 6.31 " Accont.
It... ” Brown. 7.11% “ Alumni.
in! ” 11mm. 8.50 " AfL‘uUI.
[3.56 “ B‘port.5p. 9m “ bruit-:3.
7.2! " lanai E . till: Accotn
7.56 “ hlcnllix. 2.1.tp.m.llovtun Ex.
5.25 " hxznifix. LU: " max.
3.3) “ suns on us “ Sp'gt‘tt'ld w...
9.” “ 1.0an 3.07 ” I101 E:
9.36 “ Accnm. «Hi " lions.Kx.
tOJa " K]. ‘0.” " Accum.
".45 " Localltx. 5.19 “ Naugfix.
12.59;). m.,l\21pn-1e. ‘ 5J3 ” Accomm.
1.20 " 50,113.99 7.18 ” local Exme
2.“ " Accom. .727 “ Bridttl'pt Ace.
MG " Boston Bx. 8.49 " Acmm.
5N “ numfud Act 9.4!) “ Accom.
53.1) “ ltxprm 11.07 " Adam: K: Ac.
[36 ” Stnmford Arc I2. " Boston Ex.
8.]! “ B'port bpcc. Storm".
10.15 “ Acton. 7.31- " Accom.
St'lnn'l'. 9.1l" Ancumt.
9.15 Acmm. 6.51 pan. Mann.
6.“ p.m Accom. .
7.28 “ 11ml Exp.
$.59 “ acrnm.
Trslnc be." But Now-1k.
came run. some Inn.
6.07 n n 6.34 I. m.
6.51 ' 5.52 ”
7.19 " ; 147 pm.
.323 « i 233 --
2405- m l 9.5! “
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8.07 "
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Gen. 811V. lirn. l'w. Az‘t
HOUSATON lC iiAlLliOA ll.
DANBURY 8 NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1:553.
Plunger TIIIIII.
WUTIL
Lv. Norwnlk. Lv. So. Norwnlk. Ar. Wilma I’uin
73mm. 7561.!» 80:13.51.
“1 “ 527 " 3.15 “
won " 10 I3 “ inn) “
”Mum tprn “flout.
4' .. “i .. 53 ..
618 “ Inert 636 " Hired 640 "I: ti
(280: .. .. 5M .. .. “5 .. ..
947 It 9! to“ o. It 1031 on u
sonar.
9 00 a. m.
a.“ p Ill
NOIKTIJ.
Lv. Wilt-on Point.
1 It) ‘3“- Mixed
L1. 30. Norwalh ALNorwdh
193-. to. arm 2 to blind
as .. .. 5 4| ..
86 " 918 ” , 923cm.
R01 “ 12139.!!! lfilafim
29) “Mixed 310 “Kind 3m ind
4259.31. 512 “ 517p.m.
go!!!) “ 635 " «HO “
5 ..
10m “lire-l 1017 "llxcd toulixed
lunar.
920mm 9:25am.
’ 6 51 p. In.
W. H. Brawnwm‘l’lcol‘ru. and Gun .
I. C. Par-I. Sn student. mm
A. W. Plumr. W Amt.
MAIN LINE.
increBridchort for Pittct‘leld.
7.08 a. II. accommo’n
10‘“ I. at
310.20 a. In. llixcd
4.50 p. In. apron
‘610 “ accommo'n
rm" mu.
7 a) c. In.
:Goco only as far In Great Banington.
'Goaonly a- far In New Imam.
WI. ll. Samson, Vice Prea‘t I (3an Ina'x‘r
W. K. Lrol. Big:-
A. W. Plum, harem: Ag‘t, Bridmt, Ct
Portrait-
I“Wh‘¥.?dfim”fm m
D. 9. 000 3, Stamford.
TKO!” WEAR. Kori-1k.
topsoil
[lllll'l'llfl & SHE’S,
Druggists,
No.11 loin Street, Not-wk.
‘
STON
. w... .. m...»
Holly 54.2.]
“.250 for
25c.
BO
Special Easie
The following are a. few of
to otter this week:
lines in all the Latest Easter Shapes.
50c Ladies’ 4 Button Kid Clove, Tans and Slate, worth 7 5c.
70c Lzulios’ 5 Button and 5 Hook Kid Grimes, ’l’uns and Black,
worth $1.00. .
21c Ltulivs’ 'l‘ail'oizt Clove, Black and Colors, worth 33t:.
200 per yard.
nido;,samc quality sold last. season for 50c per yard. , .
yard, 43-incbcs wide, Black Spanish G'uipuro Loco Flouncmg;
worth 1.00 per yard.
9c each. Silver Napkin Rings; worth 25c.
Forks. worth $4.50.
i’lated Butter Knives, usually sold at 75c.
Case; sold everywhere at 35c.
Silver; regular price 25c.
48c, Kitchen Lamps, worth 75c.
flppn Nights 1111 8.30
W
T
it EVENING Shannon, SATURDAY, APRIL 20. m9.
r Bargains
In all Departments.
Easier Hosiery
ulo, worth 150 per pair.
:ti lilc per pair.
Bargains.
Underwear.
‘2 Ladios’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, worth 100 web.
250 for Ladies’ linotlnality J crsoy Ribbed \ csts, worth 5330021011.
25c (icnt's Frcnch Balbriggon shirts and (li'mvcrs,\vortlt 370 each.
Brandy Easter [inning of Paraspis.
Gem’s Furnishings.
Grand Display. of Easter Billions,
Lace Specials. .
Hamburg Special.
2370. per yard, 27-inch Swiss Flouncing; worth 550 per
Complete line of colored Hatmbnrgs. ‘
linen Bargains. W ‘
4c. Best Scouting Brick
in the market
g
d‘
Great Leaderc on A, Every Counter.
the many Great. Bargains which we have
.150 {or ‘2 pair Child’s fast Black or Grey “050, regular made,
worth 12.,- por pair.
1 5c for 2 pair Ladios’ Fancy Stripe or l’lain Colors Iloso, regu—
lar made, worth 12:} pop pair. ‘ _
lilo for 2 pair Fast Black, Fancy Stripe or I’lnin Colors, [1030,
regular m: '
10c for 2 pair Cunt’s Brown Mixed llosc, regular made, worth
150 per pair.
‘25c {in :2 pair Cent's Famous loacon Hose, regular made, us-
Comprising the largest and most elegant nssorimcnt ofpurasols,
coaching shades and sun tnnln'ollns ovct' displayed in Norwalk.
We invite the Izulics of Norwalk and vicinity to. visit this Dept.
before purchasing clscwlmro. .
(lill' assortment the largest, prices the lowest.
All the new Sprim',r Shadcs in Gent’s Ncckwozu' at 12c, 24C, 310,
37c, 42 and 470.
Special for tho week—190 pol” yard for No. 12 Moire Crown
Edge or Satin Ribbon. Best Silk I’tibbon in the liiat'Kct,\vortl1270
I)t?l".)':ii'(l. 30t- pcr yard,No. ‘22 Fancy Millinc‘t'y Ribbon, Strlppod
edge, good mluc and worth 550 per yard.
ORE.
.gn
TAYLOR at (iOLDI'JN.
”“l "k'u'fl. Firth lilt“. Ai‘flldun‘,
Pinto talus». and Nit-inn Ilollcr
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Axum. for the into or
Downturn and Farm Mortgage
0 A: 1 per cont. Bond-i.
Iaoan- Negotiated.
ul’l'li‘hz-wtb J47 Wuhiugiou 6L. tin. Nntwalh.
NEW DEPARTURE 3
Having tundra t-xtt‘nn-‘ivo
additions in my
Confectionery
Depot'txnunt, 1 am now
otl'orinp,r some ot' the
Choicest Candies
To be found in tho plzufo.
My unsortmcnt (‘tnltpl'lt-l-
0,, goods from the well-
known firms oi'
Ilit ler of New York,’
annoys of New York,
Lowncy of Boston,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
McDonald ll; Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. Main and Wall Strut-II.
i. owning or snap,
57x Main Rtroot.
Ht). NU "WA LK.
._..... -. MK..."
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
W
Full line oi Ariists’ Materials.
New and Secmnl-Iland
WACONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
‘ A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A (load Depot Wagon,
One Groccr’s Wagon.
One Butcher’s ii’agon.
FEELTILIZE 8,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
- aim-
Barn-Yard Man it res.
RAYM N1] BliflS
_ mww
Special liinpiipps
.
Ambler & Sammls’..
til yards li‘um'y Muttng (by
roll) $1.00,
Bargains in Black Surnb, 070.
Bargains in Block Penn-th-
Snit‘, tll' l.llXt)l‘, LOU.
litn‘gnin in llluck lllmdumc 97c.
Bargain in lilnok Fttllio Fran-
czuso, 080. -
Ono lot Plaid lt'lpnnols, Sun, ro-
duccd from No to 250.
One lot Plaid Flunnclsfiu, ro
(luced I'rmn 50c tn 38c.
Um: lot 51 inch Tricots. «Ste.
reduwtl fimn 85c to 50c.
Ono lot 22 inch l’loids, $130.,
reduced from 250 to 1250.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
lMBLEBlllMMIS.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
mws nonnnns,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
(550., &c.,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
wppppfipipjppplpp
SKILLED EORKMEN.
Tim tnlinwirn in the cartinrntc of S. I). Bayloc, n
mutilate ofthc Winona School of Ilorulogy, now
Wll
ll( )M Elli}. I-IOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wtson. Alla, Feb. 13th, 1511).
Thin is to cert-(y tin: Mr. ti. I). Ilaylo— has been
with nu. no pupil,flnd 1 can highly mcommend
him an a nod watchm-ikcr to any in need of the
services 0 I competent and tine workman He can
turn out a! line work as any man; he has a very
fine and complete not 0! tools, and has made many
apt-rial tools under my instmctlon; hlljcwellng is
pmrftctly clcgunt, and 1 might go on and stain.- much
more, but rpm»: forbids, [to will make a vuy
t’lllualtlt: nnlmtion wanygnelry store and I highly
ncotnmcml the young in to any one. It. Buyla
Ila-z dnnc chronomt-tt-r, chronnmph and rcpt-our
work in first-clasutylc. 1h.- lmn done American.
Eng tab and fiwi-a work and gvncral rvpdring about
All Liliana! wntctm. "urine! his work el 'autly.
yum truly. w. r. A. woonébcx.
EV'ICNING‘r
common School.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—Br a system of
one“, nuin all kinds of“ bnrincon paper, with
which our ac olara do busineu. they are practically
third for any commercial position. amnion}.
Monday. “'r-dmrsdny and Frida evenings.
.~II(JItTl1A.\'l) AND TY EWRITING .Dl-I-
nartmcnt in in chnrzo of a practical teacher, who
can u-cnrc lye! mulls. S¢e=ions»'l‘uecday and
'l'tinmiay t-venlnzs.
(lEltlAN CLASS—A practical tmther 1mm
Yale Codcge gnu NEH)“: two vftcrnoons each
work.
“'utxhihcplt-mlulto have you mil or write for
particulars. _ FMSK ll. RESCUE.
Gazette Building, Norwnlk, Ct.
I’. S.-—Al-xo o! Burmese; Department Bridg rt
Buaincss Culltrgtt. ' pa 5‘”
BEE iHI‘VE
General Intelligence Oilice
‘ Any one in not of cmnloymmt, or within; to
12-50 pcr _\'ill'tl, hand madc’l‘orcbon Loco, 5-inchcs wide, worth
250 per yard, Egyptian Lace Flouncmg, 4-3 inches
6th per
yard.
290 per yard, lot Damask Towels, Red, White and Blue Bord-
ers, knotted fringe, 50x22, and well worth 500 each.
yard, Swiss for Curtains and fancy work; worth 10c per yard.
100 per yard, 1 lot 4-4 percalos, just'roccivcd, suitable for Shirts
and Shirt Waists, usually sold at 12.1.0 per yard.
54inch Cream Damask; “011111300 per yard. .
BASEMENT BARGAINS. ‘
$2.89 dozen, R. C. Silver Plated Knives and
191: each, Silver Plated Salts and Peppers, worth 50c each. 29c, Silver
19c each Little Lord Fauntleroy Comb and Brush
9c Box, Wontlcrinc, Ammonia Polishing Powder, Gold or
19c Night Lamps, worth
6.}c per
10c per yard,
; Saturday Nights, 10 o’clock.
Agents for: McCall’s Clove-rF-‘itting Patterns.
BOSTON STORE, 'Norwalk.
charge bit: or her place, will find it will my them to
cull hem and rrzirlcr thrir hunter. adios Inc;
(irnttemcn It“ Mclmrgul the mm of 25 ctr. If
you wont. to bog or cell, or rent. or cnqmng for any
thing you can m hl'fl'. an m- Will :tllvcrnac at the
once every day. Wc haw a sitting room for Ladiw
cut! one for tit-nu slur.
We have: mutant where you can get anything
from a 5c. sandwich to a {nil rural at 511 boom.
Board by the day or week; also lodging.
[13 in) Your: Humidity, BBB lliVK.
No. 5 “'3th 8L, Borough.
Lent Has Come”;
Andwc we prepared to'fnrcith all kind: of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholcalc Ind Emil. Harc- msde amngcv
nect- tor an atr- qnnntlty every day through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That hue not been Maud.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le ttu c e , Radix-shes,
Pickled Oysters,
3mm. MARKET LINE ".2?“
PRES“ EVERY DAY
_‘7_
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
a com. mm; on
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vflnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
erc Stool” Door Mats,
mm.~tltndoat
“momma.
w. c. oumranc,
CANDIES
0f unkind: ' YIMCLIM
BAKERY!
#._-_.‘>_ _ ..__.
SURSUCOI’lAS. CANDY TOYS. and n tnll assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn' Holland
LAUDIB'S BLOCK;
"ii'wtf
The Best Kindling Wood
Nawtobchadismldbyc '1'. Mountain bag! of
50 lbs. at. 50c Each.
One cunts worth is “Elegant to kindle any ordinary
c. 'l‘. Lnosann,
Water St., Nomlk.
1le if
18 North “Main St.
SPRING STYLES
——or-—-—-
PAPERHANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, no, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
Embossed Gilts
New SIIICI, at 40c. Double Boll,
———u-—
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norwalk, Ct.
/
A. s. FERRIS.
'JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
m 'm W I M.
It!“ luv-II.
“WW IL.
Norwalk Chronicler