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profit for I-nlintmc young boy» and [citing
th‘ grow up Into soldiers.
Annual curt!» Wu ptckod up near Kingnlun,
N. Y" recently. that had tho following In-
mivtitm on its hurls: "W. I). “'htttaln'r,
Aug. IO, 1771.‘
Thu pmjudlma of Inca cmanatc from tho
mind and may Inocwrmnw; thn prejudicm
oi woman uuaaato from tho hcurt and are I‘m~
lawnmowll‘llrgens.
A plum) ot lumm’ulmit Work. which but
mane into public notim with (glacial prutnlc
mama lately. it: the program ol town and city
limitalu.
Aldon “'orlc *. n ho iim near ltockdalo,
Ten. lay: that he and other awn killod on
rat: in hill pastum in oneday, and could have
killed mom. only thoy got tired.
A Venetian glare manulacturt-r In mid to
be making and mailing bonnota by tho thou-
nnd. 'l‘ha glass cloth of which they are
made has tho sumo Ihinnncr and brilliancy u!
color II ailk, and in impervious to water.
A Scotch pmachor III London rtmitly.
epukingof the lrmucnt complaint of punch-
ore for buing dull, gave his bean-rs thin shot:
"The halt in not that we are poor pramhmi,
but because you are mighty poor stall to
mach to.”
A alt vein ha! been found in middle Kan-
Iae, no mill! long, 25 mills wide and 400 (not
thick. It is said to be one of the most valu'
able unit finds in existence.
There Is nothing III tho world which giics
Inch mum willsconwnt us Idlcncmx, no matter
whether lon‘cd or voluntary. A man had
better bo daruing stockings than doing noth-
lug.
Handrails u! Ann-rican limb-Ts will nth-ad
tho World‘s Sunday School mm'vntionnrhich
will take placo in London in July next. A
Cunard stmmship has boon chartcrcd and
will carry the excurzo'onists at thcrato of Sim
each, which covers all USDUIISQ'S of tln trip.
W. C. Mills. 0! Newcomcntown, 0., has a
“one idol. a pipe and tlint implements vs lIIch
were found in that. vicinity. Thu little god is
Inndu of line sumo and L: pvrhnps II (wt high
as he sits with his knees to tho front. IIc has
no arms. but his hands are cut in rclict‘ upon
his bhouldcm Ho has 'an idiotic head. closed
eyes and half open mouth.
The Albuqucrquo Democrat says, “New
Mexico Covers a vast Iakc, and as wells are
being sunk in Ilill'orcnt parts of tho territory,
this [act is bring umurcd. A IchI sunk at
Gallup has; penetrated a body of water sixty
foot in depth, and wherever a hole h; sunk to
the dutcr it is found to exist in incxhnnsti
bio quantitics."
Tho town of Jackson, 1115., is suppliul with
artificial gas at 40 cents a thousand Iur light—
ing purpiscs and 30ccnts for Incl. 'I‘hc gas
is nnulo from slack coal by a new proccss, tuId
the inventors alter to supply Chicago at ‘35
cculs a thousand. and say they could adopt
to givc gas light to cvcry huusc. nlllco and
{antary in the city for nothing it tin-y would
"so Incl gas at 40 cents a thousand.
It is muicwhut singular luiw oftcn the onus
slou of a single seemingly insignificant
letter will alter tho cntiro moaning at a
scan-nee. For insular-c, scvcral errors are
recorded whom the litter “n" has bccn
omitted from tho wurd “window," invariably
placing a-“widmv” in some cmlnrrmsiug p0
Illjoums where, on the occasion o! nstrcct.
pageant, a gentleman unwittingly advertised
”several Widows for hire.”
The message of President Diaz to tho Moxi—
can congress shows that. the past year has
been a prism-routs one {or the rcpublic. The
mining industries have been largely devel—
oped, the cultivation of the vine and the
breeding of tho silk worm are making steady
program, and during the your more than
{7,(Xl0,w0 hectares of public land have been
surveyed by companies duly authorized. and
are now available for colonization or sale.
The oldest of all the obelisks is the beauti—
ful one of rosygranito which stands alone
among the green fields upon the banks of the
Nile, not. far from Cairo. It is the grave-
stone of}: great. ancient city which has van:
Ishcd and loll only this relic behind. Tho
city was the Bothshcmcsh of the Scriptures,
. the famous On,- which is memorable to all
Bible renders as the residence of the priest of
Potipherah, whose daughter, Ascnath, Jo-
seph married. The Greeks called it IIcliopo—
lis, the city of the sun. because there the wor-
ship of the sun had its chic! center and its
more sacred shrines.
Ills Beal-
An old tanner in one of the New England
states had a son whose actions sometimes in-
dicated a lack of common sense; but. with
natural parental love and consideration, the
old gentleman excused all his shortcomings
by saying: "He does the best be can. Jimmy
does," which was perhaps true.
When Jimm‘y was 22 or 23 years 0! ago he
wont to work for a farmer living in a neigh-
boring county.
Three months after his departure he sur-
by his parents by writing to them that he
been married and would visit. them the
following week.
Preparations for receiving the young couple
In a manner befitting a bride and b '
f matcnee begun. and when they arrival
they found all the groom’s relatives gathered
to receive them.
The bridewas a dull looking and byno
means handsome young woman, and {or a
moment: the {album-law med disappoint-
ed;tbeu, hisbetternatm‘anarfingihelf. ho
Whammand turning to biseon
said, with his old time optimistic chem-tweet:
“Welcome home, Jimmy; welcome. my
boy: yedid the beat ye could, I’ve no doubt;
welcome, my daughter. ”—Youth‘s Compan-
ion.
AWolnan Architect.
Philadelphia has an architcctinMralfi-
'mahrker,whodemonstrates that women
”don, butwithevadataflofthebulld-
Windwsbecanjudgeof the material
whichietogointo tbebouseandthewaylu
whichthawork hcan'ledoutaswelluury
mhufldarlnthecountry. Shelley-that
oneottbemoetlmm-tantpartlo! anarchi-
tea’eknowledg‘e con-idlinknowinghowto
direct the mechanics, and this the hand!
does with gust skill. Buflalo also has
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Mum ha wan "bro! ligpyt. bin-mined an
ethanol- is. at mutiny. but and only II
anal] part of It In «Minn-ting tho public
truth (or Which lw WUIIM“ in Iwul it.
Math 0! it one and in lull”), and n gloat
dual mum in autumn.“ bu hie own [mun-a.
The «ma balm Iu than “an own! laws»
lru\ again“; and in via-mama n! tlw lhulilllb
ho wont Willa“) upun ibu ungm and art
am
Thu nit» fur the opt-ta house war obtain“! In
the man utm‘rupulmui manna. Thole at the
cum whn mm» willing hint-ll tboir trot»
hold: or law warn paid, but tho houses at
uni-I who Ilu'lIncd to accept llmull‘a otl'cn».
which won: not liberal, worn out on tint
Win-n tin-y wow burnt down, ho maulolal
with tho (mum and tenants. and rum-wcd
his utter ut‘ muuimmtion, which was ac
copml.
Tho llliuncn Iniuistcr was hil mud trust“!
agont and tricnd. for Inc Iii-pt a full cheat. and
always know how to misc nmncy. bnnll
would Inca-d to tho IIIulotlinh t'l‘urkish for
tumuror) a nnmgc, saying. "I want so
much lunacy." Tho mulctllah would order
tho sandin- ol the districts iota-lug inthc
amount. and thuy olmyod by wringing it
than tho imam, using the thumbacmw and
"atlck"aud whip to pamlo tln‘m toglvc
up thcir IIIuncy.
A hunch gentleman was scat. by France
and litighmd to act as flnmwo connnlsalumr.
Iflunll. knowing that his hunks would not
bur innpoctIon. dctcrniincd to «balmy both
than and tho mulcttinb, “him evidence
would bu damagmg to his humor.
Tho mulcttieh lirul in splendor. Ho had
(our hundmd women slaves and his kitchen
unit thrcc hundred thousand dollarsnycar.
lIiI gum who sinukcd wore pruvldod with
gnldun nah trays invrustml with brilliants,
and each littlu tray was worth twenty-flu-
bundrcd dollaru It Would not do to clap
such a subject in (within.
(Incluoruing Ismail druvv to tho minister
of finance, and iIIvItcd him to call on mm
at (lczlrnh. The two awn xvi-m noon chatting
plcnsnntly togcther as tho carnage swopt
through L'niro, lint tlIc Inul’cttish wan nevi-r
icon again.
When thry rmrIn-d ticzimh, Ismail i-utcrml
tho ‘lllfll,‘t‘, pru‘uhng lllti friend, who, as ho
walknl out of tho hall. wan wind and tlwowu
Into a duugmn. From It huwnn taken at
night. plat-ml on a ntmnuu'. strangled. and
has curpw thrown into tho Nil". ’I'hostummr
went up tho rivl-r. and not a singlo sohllt-r n!
the guard ('\ or rcllll'llt‘tl. brad lllt'll tell no
talm‘.
Tho [ml-m tlt'at ('il'l‘llialml a sturyid the
minister's banhlunl-nt, and than another story
recording his dmth in exilu from ”native
drinkinngouth's Competition.
A Hawk and a Trap.
.\ bank which was caught inn trap near
Gettysburg ruddcnlymadc a bold dash tor
{roulom and man in tho air. carrying the
trap with it. Farmer (loamy saw tho
portormanr-c and then drove on. He had
gonn In-arly two tnilm‘. when honaw a big
hawk huvcring and fluttering over a rail
{once at ono side of the road As (loamy
came opposite the bird ho ‘was amazed to sac
that it had a stool trap fast to one of Its
logs. A chain three or {our fact long was at-
mchcd wtbo trap. and on the end of the
chain was a large ring. This ring was around
the sharp point of enact the hmco stakes. and
the hawk was unable to getaway. (loamy
got out of his wagon, and after a lively tight.
with the hawk succccdnl in overpowcrlng
and capturing It.——Brmklyn Each».
“‘11, He Flirled.
.ln Atchlson man whose wife was quitu
(at, was caught tlirtin , and hmnadc arathcr
novel explanation 0 his conduct. “The
great ambition of your lite,”hc said told:
write, ultcr being caught at it, “was to bo-
cotuc slender. Knowing that them was no
efficacy in tho stat! known as Antiant. I re
solved to flirt away your superfluous flesh.
It wrung my heart to do it, but Iwas willing
to make any sacrifice for your happiness.
So I llb‘tcd, and you began to lose flesh.
You are now as splritucllc as you ever wished
to be. Come to my arms, and say you never
doubted mo."—Atchison Globe.
Sunday Occupations.
Physicians frequently say that Sunday is
the buslmt day of their Week. Men chuld
not spare the time on secular days to consult
the doctor, but the Sabbath released them
from worldly tasks. and nothing was lost if
they {were sick then. Another statement
which indicates that many use the Sabbath
to discharge social or friendly obligations.
“We dread a rainy Sunday." said a 1min]
clerk. “The mail always contains more let.
tars on Monday than on any other day in the
weak. but. when the Sabbath has boon stormy
the amount is almost doubledJL—Kew York
Star.
A Very Mean Man.
A Boston drummer says: “One of the
meanest men it was over my misfortune to
have any dealings with was a retail grocer,
who at. the time was selling a poor woman
three pounds of common crackers for twenty.
llvo cents. for which he paid at the rate of
six cents per pound, but to make his scales
exactly balance he found It necessary to
break a cracker in two. As this man finally
met. death by tailing down stairs and break-
lnghis neck, I thou t be received only his
“m dun "M
Punishment In Turkey.
I witnaed this punishment in front of the
’epalacoat: Damascus. Theculpritwal
ying full 16 on the ground, with a
brawny'l‘ur' soldier sittiugcmss logged
on his chat, like a nightmare, by way of
making him comformble, while twomen held
uptheeolesothht’eet inthe’atr and two
othersbelabomd themwithlongatickgu ll
beating a carpet. 'lbe victim himself never
uttered a sound, but the tiro who were
thrashing him howled and screamed like
dumperhapetomvo him thou-ouble of
doing It himself.
The moment the punishment was over up
jumped the two othc men and the
fingers themselvm, doubtless for not hitting
but] enough. and then a (at Turkish major,
who had been watchmhole bullies
with a smile of quiet, t enjoyment,
waddlaiplwidlyupandbomdtheirm all
around,” it were'givlngthem bllbleming
utter which 0 congregation dispersed—1
Cosmopolitan. ,
W?! for a Child.
no Practiul Teacher give the lollowlng
“plumper-mt In chain-y which an
childcaatry: Cut. three Ium'o: redcab-
thanhahdmpouraplntolboilingwater
overthem.lettlu¢themrtandanhonr; tin:
pouroflthollquldinto a decanter. It: will
bed‘aflaeblnaooloraxfimhketmrwlne
glans-tummy“, drquotmongvlne-
garuntbanothwdxdmpot-ointimot
mdn;intoa thirdthammo quantityota
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LESSON XII. SECOND QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES. JUNE 23.
Int 0! the lame». Marl: xvi. Lia—Cum-
mit Wm.- 6. 7M60Idou Text. I Cor. u.
Ito—(TomIm-ntary by "in “or. II. I.
Slum.
[Cbmpllml hum Iranian Help" Quartt‘l’ly by [IT-
mlhlonnl ll :5 llamintn. publlnhut. I‘lllhtlt'l‘
phla.)
I. "And “In-n tho Sabin": \qu plat."
Min-r Ill» «loath at ll n‘vlork on Friday attor-
noou, Junphol Arhnathmn. who was alsuu
ummclor, but a good and nut. llllfll waiting
for the kingdomot (lud,nlltl had not mm»
tontod to tho action 0! tho Council rmpwting
Jews (for mines arr-:1! y a .1wava or Joann \.
went.- boldly to Pilate and 1:0,; god the body of
Jean. and having received is, he and h'icoda
ulna wrapml It in linen with utmut an hun-
dred potuidsol myrrh and aha-s. and laid it
In hie own new tomb hown out. in the rock,
wherein non-r man before was laid. and
rolled a great «wan to the dull". Tho wonwn
who coma with Jesus from Galilee watchul
theta pm‘cixlhzgn. than roturnod and pn»
pared spin and ointnu-nta and watcd the
Sabbath day, accm'ding to the command-
uu-nt. Plinth, at tho rupimt of the Jews.
caused tIn- Mono to Installed. and a t, u wauh
until afttr tho third day, lent tho diwlplts
nhould stml Ilim away. (or thvy rcmmubcrwl
thatflo had laid: “Altar tiiroo days [will
rise again.” (Matt xnil, 55-436; Luko xxiii,
5043); John xix, 3842.) I» it no: strango
that tho Iuibclievlng Jews In thin man ro-
Int'lllll‘l‘l‘tl more than tho all-vip‘m. fur al-
though II» had rcpcuinlly wI-l th at llc would
rise again tho third day. they room not to
havc boll ml it. nor thought of it.
2. “And \‘I-ry curly in too morning, tho
first do} of the neck. the: camo unto tho
wpulchw at tho rhing of t! . nun." What a
dark Bat bath it must have I. .on to than.
:5. “Tim y bald among tlwmwlvcsfi‘fho shall
roll us away tho Islam": from the door 0! tho
ecpulchrcr” 'l‘hcy evidently cxpcctod to find
cvorythlm put as they saw J .mph and Nix-o-
(It-Inns have it on tho urchin" bctoro the Bat»
bath,aud they mom not to have knuwnnl
tho scaling of tho i‘nm‘ nor . l the watch that
had been act. How much bonn- tury In pt
tho Subtitlh than Christiana tmw km p tho
day which wc call Sabbath. for If anything
unusual has happened. am Monday pnpcrs
report. that. “\‘mterdny the plum um visitrd
by mammals," and wo all harm that among
tho thouaauda so called Cl risiimxa won) nut
locking.
4. “And when they Iookt l tiny saw that.
tho bionic was rolled away. for it um Vary
grout." 'Iho fact that they wont on though
lu-lioving the stone to bo in Illt‘ll‘ Ivar, touch-a
us of the love that. rises abru- all dilllcultics,
and the fact that. the stouq- “an {THO whcu
they got there reminds at; tint dillhrulti-u
vanish as no go {orwui d.
5. “And cntcrlng Into thn scpnlvhro thny
saw a young man sailing to tho right sidv,
clothed in a long whim gurmrnt; and tin-y
\VC‘I'OnlYI'Iklllt‘tl.” In Luke 131v, 4, w.) mad
of twonmn in thinng garments. While in
plcturm ot‘ angels which we are accustomed
soc, they am always rcpnwnh-d as women
with long, flowing hair, tho o‘rrlpturrs spend;
of them as mt'll (tit-n. xviii, 2:; xix. It}, uni,
24: JOah. v. Ill; Judg. xdi, b. do.)
0. “And lIo Still] unto them. Bo not at»
trightcd." Sound the an;ch to llagru‘uud
Mary. to Zacharias and tho shepherds (Gun.
xxi, ll; Ln. i, 30,13; ii, 10); and from tho
lint. “Fear not" to Abram, to tho last to
John (Gen. xv, I; Rev. I, If). what mmlort
indoscribablo this word 1mm heaven brought
to sinful. trembling humility; and today it.
comes wi'h as much po .. as cvcl' to cvory
pcnitcnt tool “110 EIDCJ _\' looks to Jami,
saying. “I’m: not. for lam \iidi than"
7. "But go your w: y; mil Ill. dimples and
Petcr that llo goct'a bcfyro you into tlalilm;
them shall yo soc Him. as Ila mid unto you."
Everything: always has born. L5, and shall In)
just as he says.
8. "And they went out quickly, and fled
from the nt-pulchrc," ctc. In Matt. xxviii, 5,
it is written that. "with {car and grout. joy
they did Hill to bring His d'sciplus word."
Mark. in this verse, evidently implies that on
their way to tho disciples they mid nothing
to any om, but worn filled with trembling
and mnmvmcnt. {car and joy.” they tied
along; Ila-tr unboliol now revealed to tlwm
would calm them {car and ntimzcmcnt, wlnlo
the fact that. Jesus was rim. would till thcm
With jov.
0. “Ho appcared first to Mary Magdalcm'."
Tho other woman had seen the empty tomb,
and had bot-u assured by the angcls that. He
was risen, but. this Maryis tho first. to ace
Himself and speak to Him and hear Him.
10. “And she manta-ad told them that had
been with Him, as they mourned and wept."
Beforo she saw tho Saviour that morning
she had been to the tomb, soon tho empty
scpulchrc, run and told Peter and John, and
than evict. utly returned, hoping'to find some
trace of Ills body, like the others not looking
forvlfis Lsurrcction; but now sbo had coca
Him Bo had spoken to hr and said. “Go
tomy brethren and say unto than, I ascend
unto my Father. and your l-‘athcr; and to my
Godand your God" (John xx. IT}: and‘this
is tho message which she beam from Him.
ll. “And they. when they had heard that
Ho was alive. and Imdbeon seen of her, be-
licvcdnot." In Lake niv. 11, it iswrittcn
that their words seemed to them as idle (alts,
and they believed them not. It may be that
their own unbeliel on this occasion often re-
curred to them asin after days they had to
deal with thosamadullues and slowness 0!
heart in others
1:3. “After that He appeared in another
form unto two of them. as they walked, and
went into the country.”
Mary
mill, 9. 10). atta- which ho made the ap-
puaranoe'recorded In this verse. to the
two as they walkedto Emmaus. Who
these two ware we know not; inasmuch as
Heappearedtofiimml’eterme time (lat~
lngthisflrstdaydmke niv. 3-1; I Cor, xv,
ammightmppoeathatthmotwowere
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880 3m Norwaln, l'onn.
J c. cnmvn.
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t nrpcuu' ' mm llmlqicr.
l’larr {arm lac-y. m? 312mm.»-
anbm; ..l’ Till l;*n:-~ "mun-Hy a
t-sevyiisn mm, .ma 3' '
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bIIIHcI' and contractor.
Worn done by the day or rm’r-ml.
91.10 {mi of llartland St. on Wait-r lit). Ila: CIT.
SOUTH KOR\VAI.K SAVINGS RANK
5..
'L'rh
Hall": I‘
_ 5.! 'vi minimum Sim-1
Upon tlaiiylnunri to limit ..zind! um I to! 13.13
am: an S tnrxlaj’ l :‘rmuve than {I to -‘
trimcrc-t alluwv'd on “thorns,
ALDEN 5' ‘rl,\l:\X“ i‘r:x~.;
wax u. ru'zrzs in» rm;
run- IHIH‘II fi‘M'r’R ~‘~~.av>~‘4'|‘-vw=
ATEN‘I‘fiJ.
G. I! I“ IH-"S'CDN,
Walhipgtoli. l). (I.
i‘rn your! in United Matt-I- I'atrnt ("two
li-lbw Guido toitivrnlm mtltlttr'l tru-
(icorgc il. Raymund,
FURNITURE lllilLEii l
And Furnishing Undertaker.
CM and .w- my hrs-c stock or all kinds"! lumituru.
36 Main bin-ct. Noni-Ill.
dlvo pupa-Ad to turn I; "wrthIr" neon-nary to:
tho immanent ol lbw-Ev . 53' or nly'i 'I‘u-lcphonr
«mm-cilia! with n-ovlt‘ntc. i‘m. .l Bot-z my place.
itch mm
A. "s; ”wining,
JEWELER.
Diamond». Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing I sluialty.
34 “'Iublngton 8L. - south Nor“ ulli.
3cm; H. smith,
FLORIST. ’
MA lN S'I'REE'I'. SOUTH NORWAIK
WRIGHT '& FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturer or
All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts. etc.
All kinda of repel promptly done
Several new and wound nd mane tor mic.
New Road Carla only $20.
HorsesShoelng and all
I’oot at l-‘rnnlflln an.
15 u South Norwallt.
up . ,
swafar. BUSHNELL. Mm.
wing-Ia and natal] Dealcn in "
Manufacturer’- and Painter’-
ant-runs.
‘ m water-Ia. alumnus-r. c-r.
Pa :1 .
unammm“ -= "re-“Mm:
ml, 00-.
um Oll . String 8
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in helium.
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Glllllllll Slit Willi!
ldti‘l‘ or IY‘RUPS:
cuocou‘t‘l. floor In .
namaranuaa, hasrliltaltl',
VANILLA, client.
plums. PLAIN.
I'Inl-M'I'tn. imotu'r.
(snout. \vw'ranotntktd.
IIIN‘T UMP-l. mum.
t'tII’FIIII. Micah".
A Et't'atx. HIE JItIclt.
mm. nrnwht—IIIIII'.
B'l't'
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Ouintard 6L Son’s. Drugzists.
ll lain Street. Norwatk.
AT LAST“
POPULAR PRICES
um ruched thie fair town.
Id. C. IIlGVV'lx' lu‘.
LATE 0|” NEW YORK.
EA.“ OPENED A
PHOTO STUDIO
I
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hl‘ Ind vim-uh- ~qu In the Ingliut Mylo or Iut.‘ an
at most MN.“- win».
I: Inn-will: ml (me how Photo for naming. w
Alampwlal t ...'I was. l’artm dunking to m
up a cum draw n.“ lut ram and tannin-non. kl!
work lint: cd ll' 'llt'ldllll N. Y my Mylo.
copying and Ulllfifp nu; old photon 1 racially.
A II-muitul I‘ . m.» cm on why 3“.
Sih‘lutlltflninmln rb kin-u. All work guanin
inn, I'mne am. lunnpt attention to all.
Refrigerators”!
OF ALL SIZES
—ir—
Low Prices
B. F. sans:
Music Hall Block."
'1'0
Mflfllllfllflllll’i
w PI Ill——
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUI-rs,dbc.,
No H IVIuIII Strum.
Fancy Delaware
counrv DAIRY
BUTTER.
N0“; vacct. I? may.
250 110.
—-—-—o»——-—-«
Barley Oats
Thil weigh 40 mandala 'll.'ll'1rltt.'l. ('ltun,
ugh. and fat,
$1.15 per Bag,
0r 6 Bags at BLIQ [-2. .
lon- [Inrllmlmr at his priq; than Mm on“ at '25c
.w«.._. “a“.
Poultry of all Kids
Will
CHARLES SHIT.
1H K
Belle Hull
0! Cay.
Julsnl Sauna. Pills.
SOUTH] NURWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1589.
~m .. «um... mm
- .iua “an.-.
M E A '1‘ El
BlllVlD IN '1'!!! fill)? HAHN“.
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l m o! ifllulllt' of mm mm mllmd than at my
Itei. an well a4
ill "‘3 IIIABON
I". HAYEfl.
mantra mm an own uouwau
NG'TUN H
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MARKET.
Ono Quintin-Juno Boat.
Conn-u liw'. bill a c .
i-anldcrl. Bu'flmllalmnlnllnnk-
tum. Ric.
Home llressed Poultry a Spcflty.
Ui'tlt‘l'tl tlrllt’crcd Prompt
5:: “mhluuton Street.
inefeltér,
D? “I!!! IN
hats, Fish Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
._ .....,”.
03:}. ii. i. ll. H. ill. Depot.
'I‘cimhtrc Connection.
:38 llain Sn, So. Not-walk.
Meats Fish Oysters;
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
. III’AII Inmn In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II, I. BENI‘m. «~29 E. S. III'STKD.
mitosis ‘5'}!th DESIRE
THE. BEST or
Meats,
: Paultry,
——~ AND—mo
[Ill 3 Marie
Before, Purchasing Elsewhere.
first-it: sentiment and goods dc {Ivmd to any pm
«mu... ................... w. .. .,
hu- man! taint.
Wm .. a.” w m”...
lMMY
tlllllA'I' assuu'ritnu'r Ul"
m... mm aw
I’aprr "Mullins" PW”, in {navy colon. 'I'emi I'uua Wan». Bil-pic mum In went “Holy,
NI-w atyh‘o In Axuir Ware. I’ancy Broom llu'dvru.
New Queen Oil
We an: cloning our mama in Baby Carriage- at lcu than ('09
ChiIdn-n'u Bath Tube.
intone.
Special Attractions
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Matting
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Ilhadamc 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallic Fran-
cainc, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flaunt-la. &c., I't“
duccd from 40c to 25c.
Ono lot Plaid F lanncls, Stu, re—
duced from 50c to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
Onc lot. 22 inch Fluids. (to
reduced from 250 to IQlc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
IIIBLEnsnInJRAYM ND Bill
'I‘ANGIJI‘Z IN )()'1‘ l v‘ I 4"
HALE’S DRUG
fancy and (I01 «rated 'l‘ollrt 8c".
t'Ald. IN AND Inns ’I‘Ill-.'
With or without oven-i. Vt'r)’ «Imp.
t‘lnldrcn'a that aid: I‘Iila and
urge thipnwnt jun arriwd tor our Kitchen Do
S()MIC
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
.l (load Depot Wagon,
One Groccr’u Wagon.
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FE TILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
- AID-—
Ba I'II-Yard Manurcs.
”‘1
(by
Black I’caII-dc-
, . ,
‘ ~ ‘ "Q
n a t ‘ a nd rice ldd u 1-: ml M47 ' I
Ivy-Ir mnan mam mtep you owe .mcn' WDBR. v' ' ;
to all u the Ivulra situations. I "$5,333.";210’lf“ «
“‘Efififi‘nfifl‘fig’g‘m m m th’PDYXAIflTK nun:
. . .«s 03:, unru '
alarm 05 runs, infill“ ‘i' ”yflwnur, *
,PAPEB,
TORE,
Wholculc and Rural. at
Cor. )Iuin and \Vull
lens a bug. Sumo out: selling CluthlL'n’ at 3! 25.
Cement See Some Gaul flats.
Potted Tomato Plants,
or Tllh’ um mm,
2 Cts- Each.
_."r._...
little t Bomsmnk’s.
CASH
Dnhhh"
sun in LOBSTEBS
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Asparagus, Lettuce, Batiste:
Pure Tomatoe Oatsup,
trash crcry
llavc You Heard it t
No, What Is it .’
Hunt & chnfl'la'ecp llIc
Nit-est Market In the City.
mineral every Saturday morning.
Wholesale and Retail.
Prom Greens Farms every morning.
Imported Sardines.
Anythinzgglgant In the market line you can get
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
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ONLY LOOK!
SEWERS!
SEWER PIPE
General Sewer Contractor
In tomato
W“-
tom-cum
min» willmuto
allia- city _ than
F. M. PIERCE
nuaun In
AND
mm
'lald
In
connection with
mutt-We
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to I,500 Pairs of
Inns III] Stills
To Be Sold In Hun Less Than Bust.
ATP T1113 81‘()I?ld ()I~‘
I c. H. HARVEY,
12 North IVIuin St...
air-5a.;
I Olticcr. 436 Hall! Street,
“’7
Fiona: Norwalk.
norm n. rituals,
“Mira!” Mai! Date I. “I m of
w s
)2” fill]. an no r
1810 to 1883.
, Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Barnum", CONE.
1 F. M. PIERCE .
Box 20. South ammo;
w. lawn layman,
Immdroma aura-yak:
LADIES Willi
.- 1mm 370%,“ In...
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Inbigh, Laetitia-u, m
Ion-tutu, Franklin, and
mum can.
an in um um
traumatic-Inw- ‘1‘.-
dalllreeu. Heine ultim-
Drlglteu Ulla!
Norwalk Chronicler