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NACLE SERMON, MAV 12.
Parallel “me1 Between the I'mt IIIIIII
MIN—“Thu t‘uloqulutidn of Mighty
“Win-"Caldmm of luiquity to llo
Mud Everywhere in Modern LIIII.
llluokhl'lt. May 12.2 The III’Y. 'l‘. De Witt
Talia-(e, I). It, preached III llm 'l‘llla'l'llill‘lfl
led” to a mat Immunization, who wing with
Will afloat tho hymn begiIuIing:
N mu] boon thy guard;
a themed fem arise.
And heath of [in are praising hurl
To draw then from tho uklt-a.
uh Dub t wu “.\ I’oimnml Dinner,” and
“felt I Kings IV, 40: “So they poured out
16' the men to eat. And It came to pant, IIII
thoywm outing of the Village, that they
«led out.aud hold, U thou man of God, there
hdfltli in the pot. And they would not (‘tll
W."
Elisha had gone down to lwlure to ho
dude-nu ln tho tint-logical nominal.) at (III‘
(II. llo found the student: Ier3 huugty, an
mutants are apt to ba It in I on \le lulll Ihn
world makes largo pretisinn fur tlitmt who
give lltomselvm to intellectual lull. In order
that. then modems may be prepared to hear
what Elisha rays, ho lint feeds their hunger.
Ho knew vcry‘wI-Il it is llst‘lttl'fl to talk, to
preach, to lecture, to argue \'.illi hungry
m
BoElhha, recognizing llilu Clutillwll R‘llliu
principle, which every Christian ought to
Wm. send: servants out. to get fund for
them hungry sin-loam They pick up some
good, healthful herbs. but they happen to
pick up also mmo eoloquintida. II him-r, pui-
Iottotu, deathful herb. They bring all tlueo
Willey put them into the bulingpot,
they stir them up, and then a portion of this
food is brought to the students and their pro-
fwm Heated at the tnblo, one of the hun~
‘ry students begins inmmliutely to eat, and
he hopper” to get hold of some of tho colo-
qulntidn III knew it by the taste. lloerieu
all: ‘ I’uisnn, Inigo”! 0 “mil llttlll of God,
thereisdenth in the putt" ('onstornatlon is
thrown over the whole group. What u for-
tunate thing it was that this student so early
found the I-olmluintida in tho mixture at tho
table! You will by reference find the story
is prIrI-Ily mt I have mentionml It.
’ catnimxs or fill arm Dunn.
Well. in our day there are great ealdrotn;
of sin and death. f’oloquintida If mighty
temptation i. prowl Into it. Soinedip it
out, and tunic, and reject it and live. ”then;
dipit mu. ire-II- it. IwIpon and die. And it
lithe ltilnllii'ni of every minister of religion
and every Inuit who wishes Well to the human
nee, and who wants to keep the world back
from in. follies and its sufferings, to cry out:
”Beware! poiwu, poimn'. Look out for this
caldmnt fitnttd back! Beware!"
Sin liflli dnuean nw ful Itork' In our world.
Ithasgrme out through all the II hes, it has
mixed up a great cal Iron of trouble and suf-
ferlngand pain, and the whole race is pol-
loned—mimxu-d in body. poisoned in min-I,
twinned in mul. lint lllt‘élsctl bo Golthat
(I. (503116 of Jesus Christ is the antidote,
and where there was Iain there shall be pur-
don, and where them was suffering there
dull be comfort, and where there was death
them shall be life.
Sometime ago, you will remember, I per-
ntadod you of the importance of being char-
ltableln judgment of others. At the same
time I mid to you briefly what this morning
I V“! to any with great emphasis, that while
we nthizo with tlIohiuuer we must III.“
Mum the sin, that while We pity the unfur-
flmflto We must be II ”honimt against trans—
Siuu Isa juggwl than; that needs to
roughly handle-l. \ on have up right to
garland it with fine phrases or lustrous rhet-
oric. You cannot catch a buffalo with a
ilk-a lasso.
Agroupof emigrants settle in a wiirlro-
glen. The next day a wild beast comes down
from the mountain and earriu; of! one of the
children. Thenex'tdaya wild beast comes
dim! from the mountain and carries off an-
other child. It‘urthwith all the neighbors
band together. and they go out with torch in
onehand and gun in the nth: I- II} hunt these
manners down, to lint] their hiding place, to
light upand remark the curt-ms, and to de-
‘roy the invaders of their houses. 80 we
not now not merely to talk about tho sins
lndthe follies of the world; we want to go
behind them, back of theta. I) III-II into the
norm where they hide we zeal to go with
thotorch of God's Word in one hand and the
sword of Gal's eternal Spirit in the other to
hunt out and clay the-e iniquitios in their
hiding plum Or, to come back to the figure
W by my text, we want to find what
are the mldroas of sin and death from which
the iniquitlel of society are dipped nut.
VKIJIIL'II'LLVIUI bonus.
I. In the tint plow, I l'v‘llllll'll: that un-
happy and uudiwtphnul lmmvs Im- the eni-
draw of gmt iniquity. Parent-a harsh and
cruel on the one ban-I, or on the other hand
lame it) their got'ernnII-Iit~—WII-i;I.,lly loose in
Mgovemnient—nre rai-ing; up II genera—
tlun of Vipers. A home win-r3,- N’Ulillll: and
fretfulm are dominant is blood Manon to
the gallons and the [Miitvnliaryl l’etulnnI-I-
» :n tit-neat that crawls u;I Into the family
5mm; times and lllISllifin t3"',\(l‘jyllllllg
“by, there are parents who cw II make re-
“ dimming to their children. They
mid than for not lacing Christ. They haw
In enumerating way of doing their duty.
The W is full of the warwhmp of conten-
fimaad from such I: place huobaud andnoni
go out to die.
0b, is tlwrca Hagar lending away Ishmael
WW dearth;- bt! smitten of the third
ndparehedofthemndl In the solemn firth
W I voicefelltotheefrom thethroue of
. “flying: ”Take this child and name it
(annalndlwlll give thee thy wages.” At
um Ifhcntbeangelsof Godhover etc-r
“Mmfiotheyhear tho childrenlisping
bmdlml “Otmteler for eternity,
yolrfitflo one: gather-«lam!» yourrobel,
nymhndingflmontharightrowhorm
tokln‘thanontonthedangcrouswinding
ml. 1.“! 01 Which their inexperienced
myflinwup which comathehnwl-
d the wolfandthemnnd of loo-cued
and tumbling avalanche! Blamed ls
filmy-ltd: at which the children kneel.
Millie mills in width theChristiln
Winch thoCltrlItinn child. Blesadis
to
» finmtholitxlooaessiugatnightfall when
MEMWeyaand looncnlngthe
“mmmyonthepillow. Bic-edi-
meiwwcveryheanthrohinn
Iggfa'herchfldrca‘lwelfaro.
“any” unit“ Oink-thumb
with tor-vent hat, and the mat-
tainulhlllbllln lullthomthallblan, and
thoearth nan i. - win your chlldma be
Intel Will your nhlldronhoufel Unhappy
and undiwipliuutl Iltllutll IIIII the norm of
much of the wrthheduIm and tin of the
World.
I know them III‘I-eaeeptlI am in it IIIIIIIetiIIIen.
From u bright and lunutiful Christian home
a husband or N!“ will go out to die. Oh, how
long Ion had that IIII3 in 3IIuI-pta3orti. ll.
done not know how many sloophu night: you
have spent our him. Ilodom not under
Itand how muu3 team you havetihed for but
waywnrdnoss. 0h, itlnhnrd, allot youhnto
toilodforueltild, and given him awry ad-
vantage and own kindntos, to have him pay
3ou back in ingratitutle. Ax IIIIII llabl‘tli
morning It father came to the foot of the pul-
pit a: I atepped out of it and said: “Oh, my
son, m3 sun, In con!" Them in many I
young man prom of his mother, who would
strike into the dust nn3 man who would in-
bult her, who In at this IIIquoIIt lIlIIIIIelf, by
his evil doing and his bad habits, sharpening
I dagger to plunge through that "will!!!"
heart A IAIL‘KTJIIO brought him roIu afar.
IIIIIIent bloated and ht‘lll‘l‘t'tl iIItotho room
and stood by tho llfelm form of his mother.
IIer hair gray; It had turned gru3 in nor-
row. Those eyes had wept tlnods of team
ovI-r his wandering. That still whim hand
had done him uuiny a kmdness and had Wl‘llr
ton him many a II» In; imitation and good
counsel. III- ad broken Ina- lllil heart. He
came Into the room and threw himself on the
cmkot and he robbed outright: “Mother,
mother” But those lips that had kissul him
In lnfauc3 and uttered 50 many kind word-
anko not; they were settled. Rather than
have such a memory come on my mul I
would prefer to have roll over on me the
Al Is and the Himalayas.
utwhile somethneo them are non» who
tuin out very badly coming from good
bonus, I want to toll 3ou for our encourage-
ment itioagrent exception. {let an unhappy
Ind undisciplined homo is thopoimnous enl-
drou f min which a Inst multitude drink their
death.
11, I Iunatk that another ealdrou of In-
iquit3 is an indolent life. All tho rail trains
down the lludwn river 3osterday, all thorull
trains on tho I’cunsle 1min route, all the
trunnion the Long Island road broughtto
thtso cities young men to begin com-
mercial lite. Sumo of them are here this
morning, I doubt not. Do you know
what one of your great tmnptatiom
Is going to but It i: the example of la-
dulcnt people in our Clilt’a. They are. in all
our cities. They dress better than some who
are industrious. The3 bate limits to all
plans of amusemen nt—plent3 of mone3, and
3ct idle. They hang around our grout hotels
—-tho Fifth Avenue, the II iadsor, the Bruns-
wick, the Stuyvesant, the Uilmy house—all
our beautiful hotels, you find them around
there any day—men who do nothlngmm
earn un3thing, 3ot well drcmnl, hnvln
plenty. ll hy should I walk‘l ll liy shoals
you “qu1 Why drudgoand foil in bank
and tin >p Ittztl office, or on the wallowing, 0!
by th- aiitil, when those men get along so
wI-il and do not work}
than." III them hang around the city halllof
our great cities, toothpick In their mouth,
waiting for wine crumb to fall from theol-
lieu holder-I table. Some of them hang
around the city hall for the city van bring-
ing criminals from the station houses. They
stand there and gloat oIer it—rcally anoy
tho disgrace and suffering of those poor W
tureit as th3 get out of the city van and go
into the courts.
1112 mun Wars or Mom (Irma.
Where do they get their money? That to
what you ask. That is what Iask. Only
{our way: of getting money~only four: By
itdieritnnce, by turning it, by begging it, by
stealing It; and there are a rant multitude
among as II he get their living not by inher-
iuuice, nor [)3 wmlngit, nor by hogging“.
I do not like to take the resgmsibility of lay-
ing how they get it.
Now, these men are a mustard temptation.
Why would I toil and wear myself out In
the bank, or the ofllce, or the store, or the
I-hop or the facturyl These men have noth—
ing to do. They get along a great deal het—
tcr. And that is the temptation under which
ngrent many young men fall. They begin
tooonsort with these men, these idle“, and
they go down the name awful sleep, The
number of men in our cities who on trying
to get their living by their wits and by
sleight of hand is all the time inermsing.
A New York merchant saw a young man,
one of his clerks, in half disguise, going into
arcry low place of amusement. The inc-
cltant said to himself: “I must look out for
that clerk; be is going in bad company-ad
going in bad places; I must. look out. for
him.” A few months pound on, and one
morning the merchant clitoral his store, and
this clerk of whom I have been speaking
cameupin astound consternation-aides“:
“0h, air, the store has been on fire; Itinvo
put out the fire, but there are a great my
goods lost; we have had a great crowdol
people coming and going." Then [them
chant took the dark by the collar and aid:
"1 have had enough of this; you cannotdtr
eeivo mo; whet-o are those goods that you
Itoler’ The young man instantly confused
hlsvillaiuy.
0,the numbers of people in these great
cities who are trying togot their living not
honestly: And theyare a mighty temptation
to the industrious 3 man, whom
undersumtl it. “'h' 2 these attics have It to
easy, they have it so hard Horatius of olden
time was told that he could have just Munch
ground as he could plow around with a yoko
of oxen in one day. He hooked up the oxen
to tho plow and be cut a very large circle,
and plowed until he came to the some point
where he startml, and all that property"
his But I have to tell you today that just!)
much financial, just Ito much moral, justw
much spiritual mansion you will haven
you compass with your own industriev, and
just so much as from the morning of your
life to the evening of your life you can plow
around with your on hard work. “60 to
the ant, thou sluggnrd; consider her way:
and be wise." One of the moat awful cald—
rons of death today is an indolent. life. Thank
God that you have to work. ~
’mr: AWFUL SALOON.
III. Once more I remark: that the drum
uhop is a great caldmn of iniquity in em
time. Aaucharsis said that the vine hon
three grapes: the first was Pleasure, the next
was Drnnkennuis, and the next Misery. Every
laloon above ground or under ground is I
fountain of iniquity. It may haven licenu,
and it may go along quite mpectably for a
while, but after a while the cover will fall OI
ind the color of the iniquity will be db-
played.
"Oh,” says some one, “you ought to be u-
sier on such a traffic when it pay: such a
large revenue to the government, and help
support your schools and your great institu-
tions of mercy.” And then I think of what
William 1". Gladstone mid—l think it wn
the first: time he was chancellor of thee:-
ehequer—when men engaged Inthcralnovu
mate came to him and Illd their-hallo.
ought to have more confident! from the
factthntttpaldmchnlargo menus to the
WWWK Ir. om aid:
“Won worry yearn-Iva about
thoNvu'tlS; g’ffii mo thirty million- (It-inc
moth-film“ have Immunisation-Ila
as.
9 might in this country—flab trifle
lulled-lave I.- mac. but we would a
EOIJTH NORWAIIK EVENING BENTINEL. ORDAYI MAY 13,
when, and we would hagw more
peace. "would have town people in
the penitentiary, and there wouldhe “lilo!
thunuuidx or lllt'fl who are now on the road
to hell who would Itart on the road to
heaven. .
lint the financial ruinlla very nuttll part
of It. This. iniquity of which I link takes
everything mulls-mind out of the family,
everything that in holy in Inligion, ovary-
thing that is infinite in the will and trampl-
it under foot. The marriage do tau «one.
Thu twain are at the altar. [his duh.
hIllnlt' muiubt. (lay feet go up and IanII
the drawing room. Ill-l ever II I'Iuol launch
on much II bright and beautiful mat The
IIeeIIII vintages. Dirty gurret. No the. tin
a broken chair a mrmwful wife. Lust hope
gone. I‘mr, fomkott, tmddoti under foot,
the know-II all the wrrow-I of being a drunk-
.rd‘p wtfu. “Uh,“ the .131, “he was the
kltidmt man that ever lived, be was to noble,
be wan In good! (ind never outdo a grandm-
nqu than he won, but the drink did it, the
drink did It?“ Home day the will press her
hands mailed. bur tcnn‘IIeII and cry, “Oh, my
brain. my brain!" Or she will go out on the
abutment of the bridge some moonlight
night and look down on tho glamy Iturfm.
and wonder if under that glassy surface there
in not nae root for a broken heart.
A young man, thnvugh the inter-minim of
metrowlilmi fricmht, gets a place in a bank ;
or store. Heist going to leave hlnoountry
home. That morning theyuro up early in
the old hmwutud. The trunk II on tho ..
wagon. Mother :1on “My Ion. l pitta Bible
in tho trunk, I hope you will read It often."
She wipe: the tears away with her apron.
“0h," he says, “mmo,don‘t you be worried,
I know how to take care or mylolf.
Don't be worried about me." The
father mym "My son, he a good boy and
write home often your mother will be
anxious to hear lmm myou.” Crook! gun
the whip. and over the hill- goeu the
wagon. Five years have passed and
a (WWW life has done it. wor for
that young man. Them in a beam
coming up in front of the old Imam-tend.
The young men of the mighborhood who
have flayed on the farm come in and my: "II
It poasiblel Why, he doom't look natural,
docshol In that the fair browwound to
knowl Iathat mummy chock we mod to
knowi It can‘t bopodblo that in him." The
mute stand looking at tho gash in the fore
from which the 8life mud out, and they——«
lift their hands and any: "0, mym Abe»
imam, my son, m can Absalom, would God I
died for t ,0 Absalom, my son, my
soul"
DILCKIIESXESS tut Elma!” auteur.
Ioreuzo do Medici In. very sick, and some
of his superstitious friends thought if they
could Ilimlvo a certain number of pearl: in a
cup and then he would drink them, It would
euro mm of the discus. So they went around
and they gathered up all the beautiful pearls
they could find, and they dimolvtd than in a
cup. and the sick man drank them. Oh, it
was an expensive draught. But I tell you of
a more expensive draught than that. Drunk-
cauuu puts into its cap the pair] of phynieal
health, the pearl of donmtie he tries, the
pearl of respuctablllty, tho pearl 0 Christian
hope, the marl of an everlasting heaven, and
promo it to the hot lips
Itcllyonthodramshap lsthogahoofhell.
The trouble is they do not put up the right
kind of a sign They have II great many dif-
ferent kinds of now on place: when
strongdrilk knoll Ono totalled the “no
mumut.“ and moths- is called the ',‘-loon "
and another hailed the ”hotel,” and anothc
iscathxltlw"wlnooollar." andauotberk
mile-“1w WWW" What a name to
stmonoo! limitations! A‘hmplorml"
Iqumanmtbompsdomofthom
“simple Wain other day. dead drunk
I said tumync-lf: ”I suppose that hm sample!”
Itcllyoufththognteof’hell.
“0b," up come man, “I am kind, I am
indulgent to my fumilyJ on: right in many
mlmmygcam,wl lluivotoo
grand and semi: It Inna-Id nature to be
overthrown in that way.” let me any that
tho perms who are in thermal. perilhave
the largest heart, the but «location, the
brightat prospects 'I'h'ut sinchwces the fat-
test lambs for It: sacrifice. The brightest
garlands am by this mrbunelotl hand of
drunkenness tom the brow of the [wand
thouratm. Charla I), answer! Thom-s
Hood, newer! Sheridan, the English orator.
nnswert Edgar A. I’ve, answer! Junius
Brutus Booth. answer!
In: norm or you: aim":
Oh. come and look over into it while I draw
of! the cover—hang over it and look down
into it, and am the loathing, boiling. loath-
some, Imokiug, agonizing, blaspheming hell
of tbodnmkml. \oungman, be numeral
your to: and {Ia-ions. There are bun
drab—night I not my thousand-Hf young
men in this house this rooming—young men
0‘ fair Put trad in the
Lord and all is well. But you will latcmpt.
ed. Perhaps you may this moment be ad-
draud 6n the first Sabbath of your coming
tothegrentcitynndlglvoyw this broth'
alycoaancl Irpoak not in It pertuncwry
way. Imku-noldcrbrothcrtulks to a
younga-brothcr. I put my band on {our
Mahler this day and commend you to an;
Christ. who kiln-elfwuoyoungman.and
darlwhileyctayoungman Min! sympar
thyfoc all young men. Ohbemter, by
the graceof God,“ yournppetftuaadpat
mm:
lcloaowlth a mafia. Mlnlstcrsand
mkmarovcrymtoclooowith upcom—
tmnndtheygmmllyroll up mangrnnd
imagerytoexpres whatthoy hereto-y. I
close with a pcmration mightier than was
over uttered by momhmnon lip: Two quo-
tation. The flrd is thk: “Who hath wool
whohathbubhlln‘l who hathwonndlwitlto
outcome! ‘l'hcytbntt-rryhmgntthowinc
theythntgoio lack mludwtno. Inoklwl
uponthewtwwhmkhrfiwhmitmoveth
Itself aright in the wafer at tholut It
bitotli liken-erp'entand Itingcth like-nud-
dcr.” Thin-thumbs quotation. Makeup
yourmindutowhlchlvthomunpredvo.
Ithinktholutistho mightic: “Bcjotica,0
Ymgmmthyymm let thyheart
cheer thocln the dnpofthyyoutb, andwnlk
thouinthonightofthinemoyu; hutknow
thmthatforalltbwthingsfiodwill bring
theointo judgment.”
mmvma-Mm.
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worm-in pin-Io Ill-MW ”M
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nominal! techs-thought ltlnvttolenvo
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Sill)?" N03‘VA LN 51‘ VI N03 ”A 5"
.5] “'nphingmn Street.
Open Daily from 9 to I: a.r.I., and iron I In 3 I- XI
and III. Batman: owning!- from ii to 5.
WI More 9:. allotted on llrpoelts.
ALDE‘. snldlass I'm;
Joann intrude Isa-Mm
oil-Is. Joann swim -.I- a... I
A'rjnnr'ra.
II. It anu'rus.
‘Vnhlngton, I). 0.
Ten year! In [Tinted Natré Inner: llflttt‘.
an Guide to Inventori- main 4 "It.
{ii-0n"; ll. Raymund.
FURNITU I”)
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Coll and are my large with of III kmdr of forum».
36 Halo Strut. Norwnlk.
Alto mph-tum to fumilh everything memory for
the late micm of the dad, day or night 'I I. I- panic:
connection with virulence. No. 3 Berlin y piur.
mn‘éfm our: I-I,
II A l ."__NTREE'I'. ROUTE NURWA l .K
WRIGHT & FLYNX,
Carriage Makers
Arid manufacturer! of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks. Carts. etc.
All kind: I", mpnltin pnmptly dom-
Ht: val new and “toad and warm» for rate
b‘uv [toad Can» only no.
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds ofBlacksmlthing
L. Paolo! Frttnltlln 51., ‘
Soilh Nnrh’nluj-
”_ .pr if
Merrill Phonograpic Academy
lrc Cream
lilo mo-
!‘
Commercial 'l'rulnlng
rd Atlantic IL. lit-Intern, (.‘t
Day we Evening
‘IIORTIIAND and Typewmivrr Department
“9.10:5;th par-Ind Inrlfnrllgue the hate brill
we magma! c'ysb’ anti-ad
school. llavtfml. coon.
ONNERCIAL anrtmcnt. for the rtnay of
book hoping, iflnmlllchlp, arithmetic, em.
Inchmofhot. A. .Wm‘leot’ \ew York In."
ficlnm I.
III Semen
and manure pocitlou
Bushman 'l'ypcwf: er lladqurterz fur Stamford
nndvidaity.
Bettina- noun! applied with competent nonlet-
unnon that! notice For circular: no full infor-
motion all III. II eddies,
IRS. I. A. IRRRILL. Prin..
5! Atlantic rt . Stamford.
Jacob M. Layton,
Bat flute and flown Agent.
General I utterance. A gooey
HR. Life and health“.
0-.- sII-a-Iup Ma uni 3......
mrmunflfdmlmmI-mn
Salary Polk. Wm.
Balkan! Ticket: m Checked
to limitation.
I'm maximum
M... mm..." mu... .,
- Innate,
DEALER l -.
Younginai and women ran-full wound to an
Movable y -
loath Ion-walk. Donn.
UIHTARO’S
Clllllllll Sill Willi!
his? or BY lllll'rl '
t‘llOf‘fllATfl. ROOT llIlR.
NA titlAl'AItlLIIA. Butl’lllltlll',
\ A HILL-$.13”!
liltlluti. I’M Ill.
l’INIAI‘l’LK. "it“ RAT.
(II flu Ell. W I N'I‘Klttlltlllfl.
DON'T cane.
t'tll-‘I’IE. Mill!!! .
Nltt'l‘Alt. IIIIIIII'II'B,
'i'IINiI‘, It'l‘llwultltltl'.
flu. irm
“yr—u.
Quintard dt Son’s, Druggists.
ll Iain street. Norwalk.
am: a Hosanna.
III ‘ltvor It" foot of Ila-I.
BBIDOKPOI'I'. 01'.
We ask renewal attentlon thin moon to our work
of Non acou- halwt undo woolen flocking-glove:
and athletic. union our line o! in ad Omen-yo
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice at
uIIIIIt- door when driven. It. It an. and
m, the moat «union and Inlet from we and
cold, to ho dI-IIII-Il from o good on I of oiled cloth
tau. Withthmwmbbuwmuwd Inger I
at which we haw a mock dam-gem
ham and two-m y ninand Iloct Mom in well
kuowutoewq ham owner. One of our oiled
(hum Cover-I will prove a com lets prom lion
and my rave its root may time. nun II mm
Tho-o lwwcwrm but line shown. or gain
a flt‘llll datum in Pure heals and ou- Phly
anther ,Kllfi hl'll or‘np die. and Dredging III
unity of them Ine- wc an mama to
nut-ii nadlmpunihle to
lulu-my. VII-hove- lined of (:1wa mm
in. thc but lmuomd clock wlth went I new III
hou- ol tm cacti. They are very the flavor aw
motion little more than cigarettes. Drop In and
try lb: In. 'chI phone. N. '1'. Flint Never
undcmld. apdl I y
DAILY nun LINE.
NHI'WHIIIINHWYHII
-THE PROPELLERS—
fl/fi— fly” at :lil:‘.\‘{l
City of Sorwalk & Bugle,
Will make daily trips Bands” executed to:
fnlcht lIIIwI-I-II New lurk. Nurwaik and good.
Norwnik. Will h-avcl'itr'zi, foot of llecklnna Itru.
New \ork.ctrcrI crenmg, except Manley», at 5
o'clorkJndon Saturday at 2 p.111. have Nor
walk Bridge and iiout Novwalk every etching.
a
Prelght tnkcn farm and received for all
point. on the Dunbar-y and lion-1k and
alien-n3 Railroad- »! Greatly Reduced
ll-Itcl.
I.Upnn Ipplic‘lion to menu the ('IIy of Norwalk
Liz-.- w: ll he. went for I'll’flhl lots at frdzht
anywhere to New York or he Vicinity.
gnu pcrt-ImII are forbid trnotln: any"! the
cmplnyw at the hosts of minimum minute!
the ow nets llll‘h-III
‘5‘. ~ '1 9;. I'l ll‘ufld ""slch, '
~ .It- one-u. I. 2.“qu H 44
‘ pm I nu nun. .t...~‘a.'ll
l‘uuu
nut-IL “at, band II I .4
linen-It” hm Uvn’
and you pvt-Jun w. l-
and (not of and mu.
“In Ponc- babb-
nit. y on. first! on- Q-
1:"er with on tarp lulu .
mt of “nuk' ho"
lew— ‘Hma "plot. so
cal I I.“ the Data. w
l!‘ rte, and all" y m hm in
the. In your bra. o lav I lmnth! ”imam: to 0:. u.
wua our Mu (rm .1 Ihrv be. mu your own wort" 15a"!
Lugs-III. 3'! 00.10"!“ 3:! a lug-Inga.- Watch
I say (I. I fly mu, "1 It; -1 'rLu
Ban,"- ma: c... on “$.15":st .8“.
Haiti, Hunt 80
*9.» a
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASB, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
OF ALL KINDS.
—~———«o——~—-
Stock of Columns
for Trimming
.....n. W"..—
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Stcmn Sawing, Planting,
and Turning.
”9—...—
Liunbcr 1' out between railroad and ravage
ill] at in! of Marshall Strut.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey H Bu.
FAREEMAN’B #132233
Large
“in ’2'. ’II-w-lhq' tho
I
cwnhtuuwputmboldh
Mums-Geo. B. Mutated; U kph-III; Iloyt'r
“star's
,-_. ._ .__ _..!l3_’!.._
' Raw luau. Cm“
Thehricovi'l'ar Soap make: I Inc tuba
lave. the Ikin soft and agreeable; it: cleaning
qualities are int clan I like it.
KN )LSBEIIIAN. Ingmar, 792W St.
NW film. Cm.
“mfg.“l‘ and your Fulani Turks”!
III I I a thoroughly good Ifl c or
aging, retra- IR!“ and healinethc Ik'ui. 1 char-
fI'Ill recommend it Manta-tail.
’ "Dr. Jan
I. srrrsox.
I
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ETIBAIH auuR
W
mmmemnmde-t
ldd‘hhmldflmhmfl.flfl
rut-n: RBI-Y 00.. la lava. (--
finnmmwnmlruhndowdhmm
mmmmmm
wamvnxonx.
nmtrladyonrhrleuu firm and without
hat all-ylhhit. llavcalnulyadaul
you: than“ Hm thokmwhnin
man :1an .
Hannah
Ifimm‘nrmr,
DJ:
Wants-I think U0
Mimosa-ammo» II. h'lm
. ”I an) n .' ‘
6208.02 3. carom
10R THE
' to your fuilv.
'
GO 'll'O
IHIBEIIHIRIIN’S
- rIIll . .
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «beqm
Nu h \l: Iiii HlI-vot.
“WAGONS
flounder-conduct]
Buggies, l’hIIctoas, Carri 'tes,
Canopies, Spindles, ob.
Suit A
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
l’i'it: (9N to
W. II. MEEKER & C0.
SOLE AOBN'I'B
'lilHlH “19918 .llllliti.
Plumbing,
steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND '1‘] NVVAIE E.
Runner given for
Steam and "at Air Heating.
IL'SIL‘ BALI. BLOI'K
tinnitus and Healttuii
[Mammy Imumflt" or “(WING from any
pot on bongo direct to the chow tom“
“0%“ ,an Street, Namath and Iektt one
all wopirte sad rm will not be Iltug'pniutd in it:
appear-lice Dealer in all kink of titling m
and cutlery work.
1’. \V. l LAT ES.
at a In
AllRight “Again.
lining Imam gm Into Miriam stud, [W I Block.
In: mm. and mm unchanged at the
fin by I In tea In In and III on Hock, I Invite he
public to cm- rm It (all lean ch: Ir the but line
in town of
H avnesses,
R obes,
B lwankets,&
”£3, ‘43.,
And 0&1th It. thew taut
Give Inc I all and you will be I that than
II no better plug to boy or have repairing done.
J. F. O’ROUBKB.
'1'.” 2'” -
insure Your Lift I'll-Dill.
'l‘o-llorrow lay be Too Late.
Tsunami Policy on myriad In
oldnge. ll yonIIvcovifymdie. t whilst a My
7 ocul- a day will a?“
mutwwdvmutofflmmbcp to but It
wyamotkgcovtohts fmflyu «lath. 5mm 3
day will yin you a tile policy for mm), and you
do outlook benefit“ you have poia if you atop paying
any your after three.
more: f! '1'!!!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60..
(I? BARTYORD.
B. 5. L’HOMOIZDIBOI Agent,
South Wk.
Life Insurance
At ActualCost.
INVISONS dairmil of obtaining life hum at
actual mot shield wait to: timllnn to
Security Int-III Melt Society. l
333 my. flow Yuri.
num- mmwrartxymtum to a
mornimagchv been
Less Than Twilvc Dollar: 3 Year
mm. Imam «Iain-norm Inn-
KE‘S'I‘ 5t CIIOIIWELL,
MSHHS lliIl PLASTERERS.
Boilers at all Kinds
tie! and, Repaired.
Fire I'h'ick ‘Vork,
and Jobbing at all Kim!-
a Specialty.
‘ ufl'wn AT 5. fiBLLSCK’S,
[97 “summon It. Bridle.
so. Norwallt. (to...
at», l’. 0. Box 140,chtport.(!t
m:-
OLIM
187. to I”!-
maul-hatred.
' um. out.
in his! nu
«um—a“. Bulk—I"
MEATS
INBVID III Til! lll'l' ”NR“
If u- ml the cm llA‘l'I. obtained"
wwmemymwlllMIMM-y
ht.“ u
Poultry of all has
IN IT! anion
F. HAYEa.
oInnu-s Iiwen. . Item wouwatl
Wllillill'llll Iiiliill'
Ono Quutlty,-‘l'ho III-n.
In! Yul lamb lath
(loved. an. Souk um.
shun om. Bantu, limit
forte. Etc.
Homo Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Order: Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES 8m
53 Woollnltou fltrcct.
J .H Kiaefelter,
07mm
Heals, Fish Hitters,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
—-——-—— ~w--
(in. N. LAME llfllifll.
28 lain SL, 80. Norwalk.
MBHIS- Fish Hyslers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds ll Their Season.
, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
'IIBOSE WHO OESIRE
THE BEST 01‘
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Aiwuyu {wmnummwoniddowlfl
wail-uh:
lllilal Market
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
00love vomited cell gov-div detévcrul to any port
01021;.
llllllilllll lilill'Wllll, Pilll.
SEWE RS!
III. PIERCE
anus Is
SIO‘VF} I! I’II’E
[.513
General Sewer Contractor
“aggro.” ave-amines “In Inl- m
"Ell. m3... “‘2. m“ ’afi‘th’mi,“ m
sheath. my
I . 51. 1’1]: ]{(3P3
Ila: 20. South NorwalkICt.
JOEY ll. I’lllklllfi,
wmew' ”Gaul-IBM“
Kill. All] W001)
mick. Lime. Cement,
. Blue Stone. Etc.
benign, Lukawwna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, “and
Wilkesharro Goals.
lltll lit RUBBER PAINT
Yud‘foot of Wanidngttm and Blair,
chill-treats. Branch allies at 8mm
“In!
;.E:Mwmmm
mm. "him“
‘1!
with Hi"
mmmkatywfllsndiuotkdt com to um
All
..,, .. Iwr‘ii
IHIIBHIHIIIIIIII'
Fresh Canned Herring
We a l‘IIII. or t) (‘IIIIII for shoe.
teedPotatoes
Early Rose
“All! W
New Queen,
“AV-v—
Billie & humus.
F. H. HASH & Bill.
fell 11 “Hell. of
RANGES
From $8.60 to $30.00.
Tbcmtkcfiqplcbuvthcnouiotbc
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have mu am of that raw cadaver III)
GmtAnIMiran harm. Tum tantra and beat.
em have won the victnrv. Jan weaved a {all this
Decorated China
to wire "III plain and central u: were. We
have a lame neck of Acute. Cones. Tu: and Iron
Give In lull .
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1,
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
—A1'———
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
.I uneasy
$10,000.00
Tontine or Club Payment.
~49...—
3 AN ILLUSTRATION»! the benefit; of moor
ingot: the fluted ’l'ontineov Ciabl’lnnofthc
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
4&-
wc nbehwnlbtofmthtwtidwd
in t dkvribution or the due frm the two
”I‘labflnndu’m dathofl‘rul-lck
'. ti. Joan, of thkm (.uy.
Kline. mount Amount
Paid in. W
HENRY I. O. uzmrs ....... .fflfi
layout Brow. [spartan N Y. .05
”WARD D. HARRIS ............ not: 5
'mn. 1'. menu MRJ.
WILL“! L . / .. a 8
Indian, (but. ‘ 5’ d ’
out}! new ............ .18.” I!
Dry Goat. If. Y. '
umm A3912? .............. I” as
. Judge Kilian.
P. .............. new In
Civil magi-er, ll. Y.
wmzv L. moan ........... 1151» IS
Commits Imam, K. Y.
P. W. G 10325 ................... 2n ll .5
Paid to m __.
m
.—.
autism am ......... nun 3|,”
mom Judie union.
wtwawacrmno .... M
lack-t. - - In
"women W. Um. I“ m
ml “tinny, to. 1'.
mm L GILT!!!" ....... In.“ '
1m mm, “In 1'.
7. w. 0.10!!! ................ m
hit! to m ”I.” ._
in tom-hi, ll, 1“.
Hanna Bug” m III. M I. 7.
Gm : I take to
receipt or maze: actor mm
due In: on the of also! Muba- .1
61!: ll yearn
F. A. HAMILTON,
ell-BALM ,.
r. o. no: on,
SOUTH IOWA“. MI.
I.
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Norwalk Chronicler