“ws’u mast mm.
w or, SECOND Qumran, m-
,VIEMATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 2.
I.“ the: lac-eon. Ila-I'll I“. 65, till—(futu-
w VOID. 65. I‘D-boldest 'lt'at. Joh-
“WW by the the. u. M.
”I:
AM thochiet priests and all tho comm
w” for flute. waiust Jesustoput
III-tin and found m1."Atter the
thy bound Him and led lllm away to
‘ ' the lather-window of Caisphas, tho
and it we accept the IL V. oi
trill, 24, it would seem that the conver-
Ilitll and uniting of Jtsus recorded in John
bu lama "t lpcr OW
by pct»
d K. 8 lloflninn. publisher,
Hadd-
ltl ssnt Kiln bound to Cainphas, when
II now find Him in the museum olthc
Flats and council who are stacking evidence
glut Him that they may hav amine plausi-
tor putting llim to death. A good
mm this they had determined to kill
film xii, 14; John 31,53), but lurked
' Income llislmur had not come
(in Vii, no; \lii, 20); but now that llis
bout-Memo (John xiii, 1; vii, l) and 110
MM them to take llini, they hit that
”who“ ma uni-lauds: at right in
M were about todo. To find some
m 015th on His part wastho
w work they c\ or undertook for lie
V. W. Minions, undciilul and scpnrute
nonlinear; Bis me and teaching had been
”all, and nothing inconsistent w ith liis
tuchtn hadov or been said in secret
V“, M: ohn xu‘ii, 2m. E1 cry sacri-
flu land to be without blt‘lxllsh, and as [in is
M to Income a sacrifice for that nation,
occluding“ the var Jr words of Cniuphas. un
Ml] spoken ( ohn xi, 49-. 52;, they are,
without knowing it proving Him to be the
lamb of God without blemish and without
got, a tit sacrifice (or their sins and (or the
duo! the world
56. “Many bare {also witness against Him
but their witnes agreed mt together." This
alsowas foretold concerning liirn, (or it is
Initial in the Palms, "False witness are
rhm up against me, and such as breathe out
crueltyg" and again, "False witnesses did
rise up; they laid to my charge things that l
knewnot.” (Pa xxrii,12; xur, It.)
57. “And there arose certain and bare
{aim Wilma: against 111m." Matt. xxri,
60. says. “At the last came too {also wit-
lie-es," “ho remind us of the two men, was
of Balial, whom Jen-ind consul to testify
agninst Naboth that he might be put to death
(I,Kingsxxi 7-14). it is the same principle
all through the Bible from the days oi Alxl
to the days of John, and inmuuch as the
devil is the author of it, and he is still at
large, we may expect to find it preraiiii. g till
« the Lord come and the dot ii is shut up and
”dad in the bottomless pit. ‘ Tho Wltkfll
htchcth the righteous and sccktth to sin}
him; the Lord will ll! wt leave him In Eli: Lanvl,
Meandering him uh :I he is jail;a t'll. ” (T’s.
xxxril, a2,
bd‘ ‘Wc hard liim any, 1 Will dcstre3 i'xis
templeihnt iatnwlu with band», and ItIdIin
three days I will build another made without
Mada” Just what lie didsay wm, Ukull'uy
this temple and In tinge «1.13:. I will who it
up" (John £1.19), and Julia says that lie
spoke of the temple of ills body; but they
make Him to say that lie llimselt would do-
stroy the temple, which had at that time
baa: tortyiix years in building, nnrl‘in tin-co
days build another. Tor-y exist the same
{sing at Him as llo bung Upon the cross
(Mark xv, 2' , not knowing that they were
then datroying the temple, nnrl that in
three days it would he raised up. Observe
two things here: it we are members
of EB body, let lb not think it strange it our
words are otttimes perverted and we are
modulo my things which we never said nor
intended to say, but rather let us count it
another privileged fellowship vi'ith Him in
His suflcrings; then consider as numbers of
His body the resurrection which awaits that
body, when perhaps we may ow inan actually
rotated temple at Jenisnlem some new light
ppon Hos. vi, 2, “After two days Will Do re-
vi;vous in the third day lie will raise us up,
and we shall live in llis right.“ licsbali
know it we follow on to know the lord.
m. “Kéithcr so did their witnos agree to
gain.” Tholawsaidthat amancould not
cmdemncd nor put to daith at the mouth
domwltnmhut that it must be bytho
intimacy of at hast two or three witness
MMG. xix,15); and yet up to this
methfidwnnot get two witneges to agree,
so they no case.
in. “And the high priest stood up in the
midst and asked Jesus, saying, Answer-st
thwnouungtmm: I; it which these wit—
' against 1” The high prim thus
jivescvidsncoo! his feelings agaimt thence
>mirlsl,whlch he hasnowalioued toovcr—
come him and cause him to act and speak in
this unjust wuy; he knew that according to
theircwnhwtliuawasno case against the
{/th had been really tostitlal,
”no two of the witnases agreed.
61. “But He held His peace and answered
m- Nothingbeing confirmed against
milieuwasnothingtaflim torepiyto;
tblsw Wilson his-hie, and in the pram
d M anions. murderous hypoaita, Bo
Hispeace.
.m‘And Jmnfilam.’ Tokeepsi—
”influenced-ad" qnastionwouldbe
1
10-3, took place hetero Anaas, alter I
_ {M
sot nor-l lb dusts
D‘ usatht'uklu
tus-t. it‘d-Jimmy. is. mitt
unsu-
lflwhinodhllflr‘s Iw
«Tu. and II tbs
Milli an pond luthswur ,Im
II is inniublc tor Creep is children
fluid by all drsuistc. The genuine only has he
Ii-llool tho‘PJu. I. tisirintcdinhos
r‘s Inn,
on “‘“fi [hi my. luau autu-
M a. Music in! I. I. BAX?“
sou . sik;tl. I HALE. Norwsik cello-t
IlaviIu-d’s huts um.
Gllolt‘ IORANGU. BANANA. H0! DAT"
and all ladol Lats. canard mil caulhetiosny
'1'
HIM Melted. IcAIIistn' I
Bird Pond sod (ltsvelnt
c. A navxu‘ito's. smut. Ncrwslh.
0 u owned hush lot
i] an
ill. (.‘U'l'lollJ.
root lay-malt
“enlistees L'ilmnmw wouno sous
hectic-time whowam
lots that Ihey hM'c to"! supply on hand that oili
s o itch-d \crylow tor nextmmlhorl'o. t-‘is
[lam-«son the ”media 'lflll altered at labor .3
man'- price. Also all kind- at Insurances
mono-drill;
(ills-trim
procurement)!
MrsW Hf Jams
lint s large roil‘eclwn oi samlilcs of
FRO- ?" I
Dress Goals Dillil'lliilili
~—nr- _,.,
W. B. HALL & C0.,
)3. B), ”A r' EI’O‘IIYP.
And will pun-lime for [miles without chum or
take 0le9 at nine prices as th: Bridgvnrt
11- Im-
Here They Are!
(hick, Ito-d,
Draught
“-zmliilllSES
A t Brookuldo Stock Farm.
Look at Thom.
AT COST!
using [Int Sale
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
we.
tin] Earl) and secure best
lurgai us
Sale absolute. Going out of
business.
E. o; WHITNEY.
is North Slain St"
South him-stalk.
mil 2w
ROTON POINT
firandiinening
__.(ix—,
Mmfial Day.
Inlay, lat 3flii.
R Iron Pr ibi’. '1 I he apcntd {or the seven, Than-
dsy, Shy truth.
NEW lTTRiiiTIiiNS
w... ’1’}
3""l‘I-IIS SEASON.
Fiat-Clan music will he tor Her-orig!
lispndmio suits tor the acacia w-Jl
beckoned.
FINTETTTEIN lI KliiiBEi,
Proprietors.
AT LAST
POPULAR PRICES
Bmytachalthbisirm
E. C‘. HEWKE,
, LA!!! 01m I’OIK.
“constructivist-Lassa
':
1’13‘“.
x 1
- to make money and we believe that tho way to
Spring Goods».
scorn aonwm ammo alumni. men, an
Th6 ihlitilmed sale of Dryiloods still Pro
SCOF'IELD <9: HOYT’ S.
We are Continually Opening Choice Goods at Astonishing Bargains.
u‘mséh '
Gilli—iii iii—“iii. Jimmie:
01- rather our success makes imitctors’ envious
and yct. it should not. for the line of Immu-
hbrics and genornl Dry-Goods we carry is so
for about anything to be had outsidc of low
York city and our prices are so much lower
thou others thnt the public will continue to In
with us. We don’t do business {or glory. but
make itutoglvc honest goods at low prices
and not to advortlsc one thing on paper and
give a cheap imitation out over our counters.
Till Will Fill it iiilllil‘lll Gilli iiiililillli'
This week an all wool Striped Hatmcl, just rewind, for 33c
per yard; advertised elsewhere for 79c.
ALL THE RAGE.
Outing Manuela, for tennis and sca- side suits, only [fie per
iyard. Never before sold less than 25c.
A new supply of Challics just received, same as our com
petitozs advertise fir 8c per yard. We will sell for 50, as
«mg. '18 they last Also hotter gradi- III lumuiiful pnite ms for
222C gem- :Illy sold for '2?" pI-ryzml
sateens ! Sateens!
\ choice line oi'SatecIIs,nl1 to», i. on. some st3le9. bou'vht
Ito sell for 225(- pcr yard. \\ ill plate I I: . '0. nlmt WI- have at
'18c. 18c. . 18c.
Baiisies.
Somethinv thin and cool tor the summer season, I yard
w ltlt' 3"cr3 cheap and pretty, for 12!, and 15c pr r yard
L'rinklcd Socratic-hers, mm of the hot fabrics known for
“arm weather. They are \cry scarce this season, but after
vrrc: It difficulty have secured a large quantity best qualities and
ivory i :mdsomc st3le9. at the rom1rknble low figure oi 1221c per
nuns, llllflNS, Tillillli,
Great Sale of Ribbons.
Don t buy 3our Ribbons allyw here else, but of us, for we
,are srliing l’ ibhonsi " ,‘i and l‘.’ for 8,10 rind li’lc pcr3ard,
gthnt our competitors are advertising mi 3 special «Iritc lior 15,
120 and 25c per yard.
Parasols, Parasols,
Again we make mention of our pamsol stock, that we are
selling with so much r'Icccss .1' prices as follows: :31 10 till 3!!
$1. 65, $1 8‘), &c., lite.
Awnings,
Awnings,
m: an at 220 and 250 per yurd,‘ , 33rd wide.
Don t fail to look at our line oflnilics Summer ékirts.
ABE Till] [iii Til IT?
We mean areyon aware that we are running fur this» cek
as aSpccialty on llsioer3, Silk Glows and Mitt», of which we
have the largest stock and can supply thr- wants of all ulm call
upon us.
we iii‘é*MiiDyEnd§of Nee
Noses love] and noses unlovely The umtt Vnpuieun’s
nose was big; G stone' 5 was big, bill it ended In a sharp point
It Is the same of others besides Generals and clan-cinch and the
people of Norwalk and South Norwalk and ricinit3 have shown
their good taste and judgment by looking towards the store
of M S Smith and then following their noses right inside, where
they have been astonished to see such a large display oi Dry
Goods. '
lemembcr our No is
II IIIIIII Milli—81'.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN;
Awning stripes in plain and milled, sl3lc5 the host in he ,
as.
LACE FLOUNCIIG.
MILIIIIIHI Mild-(IAIN. l‘bssdu:
poly-rd wnthiJJJbstdli‘b '
In
Io‘btsl’ i M"Iie...wrim;.wortllc
Alfinlm ‘ moat-wuss Flounciu u
m. worth 1 r.
QATBBNS.
Pine Preset 1m! [hi-Ionic flue-Ins In Burch-o
plural trout We to file per yam.
Puma and "two Gingham! st NI- per yardmorth
12h"-
I rCtutk W ssd‘l‘. Gowns at is!)
052““ tori! a.
Ashlousosrllnc oi l‘i-tslsu hand dn- tri-
miup. whixhus Ilw IMI In the place
We have put Wit“ a line of lord Facilitator
Dollars and ('nits Also of that latest novelty. tho
Direclom milling.
“indict and CIIIUI’OII'II India Undo-west train
“9
Ask to look at our an» Omflorm.
Wortlll hue shout to dozen or those italics‘
Jersey Ribbed Vests which we will clot at like
Striped tisn'I Bill in all shades at one per yard. cacti.
SCOFIELD
No. :3 (iuzetto Building Nor-walk.
W. 11. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
'ililiili IIIIIII .lliifliii...
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet iron Work.
srovzs, RANGES.
AND 'I‘ l NVVAR E.
drum given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
)L'I'SIC BALL BLOCK.
COI’WI‘BII’ANBI.
The Wukls loan-mat (bl-trips“. siu
IH. pttu “£th in...» In" h gush nor
Children to! mm made how. in ribbed sail
plaia' at “grammars“
known.
min. III. and Children's lktsrich sew IA'I'I‘IIGI.
muss “Mathias-all: Iv “no Idsusnlsssls auto.
”vanadium. ”W "h. Flucy’L‘ltlnclcllIlllult
CAIN“.
PA.A”LD. ! llsrtfmd I- sit: “pun-rust. at Mo
Dru-ell when tro- «or my" yard":
IV. have on Ind. and an mutually uniting. asthma [fl-Omit st .1 It.
the cutlets-tonsille- thc season is Ili- lino. rolls- ct mum ILD.
On ywulnllopmsaotherlocwhlch will he Arnmntorthewniauworhflu
ell-Ilsa um rstss. too we at mace “door lasts. weal
We were never more able to satiety the walls or our customers than at present. as'ycu will becouvlaecd after visiting II-
sb HOY'I',
No. 39 Washington St, South Norwulk.m
GENTS, lAlllES Mill iiiillllilllii
SUMMER~.;UNIIERWEAR
Ill all Sizes, lung] Variety and Reasonable Prices.
Silli mums AND ”Milli-S.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
38 Washington St,
- So. Norvyalk, a;
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
1‘."
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Arr- IJOOdIt‘.‘(l
little Main St, BIIIII If Cannon.
liable qusli 3, is a ruling principi c or this firm.
action entr "ted to her will be titled at same price as at main store.
just porch: «Id at 4." nets. on the dollar.
. 1
—-l'leasc Obscn e a l« cw Prices.—
Chcncy iimthers' host armure own 09.
24-inch Black (lro (train Silks 79.
60 pica ‘i beat Dollar (fro Grain 59.
300 pie 1-» l’laid Surahs at 48.
275 on a quality Surahs at 50.
2t!) pip. «a plain lvlchsirs at £25, 311 and 50.
200 views new Challies at this. .
50 38"" Th all wool Dress Goods 5.
60 36-h “h Mottled at “Dell.
One car-.- 33 Blew at 123.
— —~Linen Department——
100 pwc -s Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
2| pirca two yards wide 'i‘sblo Damask, 35.
It!) luau Quilts at Ii.
:5 holes good Grub at acts.
7
-—-—Jackets and ti raps.~——
200 hen $15 tailor made Jackets $7.50. \
L50 moi $10 (tacitly at .5
Han-iconic Bead Wraps :6
All [one Traveling Garments; were #8, $10 not Si),
200 plai' I Cashmere Shawls at The“.
reduced to $3 and 85.
Dress Trimmings
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
The try-4cm o! selling erery article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
IirI. W. 11. Jarvis on Main St. has samples 0! many of our Russian, and any
Commencing
June 1st I: riiaii place on sale on out: re st wk 0! a Hinton importer that we have
We hare many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Fionacings, Chantills [Aces and
FRUIT PUDDINE!
AustMMc-ah ’inmniute;ltasz,Vsaifls. Chocohtcsndlécon
Iowan. M-bmmuw
I
For the Lenten {Deaconof we have first-class, No.
)lukerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
limo, Salt Fish and Blonder lcrring, kc.
The tine-st Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 it; Midfield finality BIIIII ill 81. 00, or iii ii.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy [latter for $1,0r 301: lb
Fresh Eggs?
WW’¢iddkhthlz mental-mm
attic-is
200 Def: 362.?”
Phil, 1k “(11:212. (was.
gammy
2n. unfit” huh-fl?“ lklb. Mommm
wn somcrr YOUR ORDER-.
”remmmmmmmm; tbryhutlhe-sl.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
32 Washington 8t” 80. Hos-walk.
Cl‘HE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
Is usnn nt
NORWAY-K.
80. NORWALK,
.. EAST NORWALK.
“hm-orgamt—nmh
' II 1m III,
4 It». Good, Dairyllqltcr tour .1, ”0152865?“ no
hc-flmuflrmo-hfir” we?“ I.- Plehhd Mm ll
m7 mm rm) to mama-mourn men m on.
at. .. I .
m 4». mnmyamymmww» wad»... ..
Brand Sprjiiglineningi
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public.
Trimmed and Untrimrned Hats
And prices to suit the public.
FANCY EOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
" A large assortment in il1ncy summer hose, prices similar: “
Guaranteed 1&kath I at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
1%
' DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
AIg’LOR“ SUITS
PluShSuits, mthDfiaEs,
$40.00. ‘
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. I. and DI Main Street, Sculls Rom-Ii.
A large assortment in
Have also a complete line of
lip Stairs.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—-A'l‘ m OLD "AID 01——
T. 31133 cm a sun.
SPBIIGWOOD.
an. canons FILLED" PllollP'l‘LY.
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