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.1 Wmeho-nahdaletotoornln
,‘ muatweahfastha-thsorowsonly
rait-t- bya W highyuieed
.dthndaipiythawedmuitretainsallthe
Wk-sottrsshmllk.
A wealthy cltisen of Americas, Ga..rc-
buvsdalatterl‘rom hisdanghtu- who iaatr
oollegeierwomuiuta thatahe
" ‘aabxrerumntyao. I farmergivesthetol—
lowing recipe for making the "perm maple
an honest man ever put between his
:Ilaple syrup,tou gallons; corn meal,
quarts: mole-es sugar, amen pmnda
If: new to the required thickneu.
It is announced that Queen Victoria in.
tends to have the electric light aubtitnted
forgasand candles» Windsorcastle, andat
theaame time news comes that an electric
light plant istobe putln thepalaneof the
emperor of China at l’ekin.
H136: Chase, 0! North Woodstock,
lie. years, has spunnino pounds 0!
rollaand doubled and twistadthosame, has
knitaevenpairsol double mittens. eight pairs
of stockings is now drawinginalsrgerug
and has patc tclwd two quilts sincethe wool was
carded in the summer‘bt 1888.
A teamol fonroowsappeared in Bellevue,
idaho, not long ago. having been driven from
Nebraska, a distanced Lilli milea They had
acted as motive power {or s Inuirieschooner,
and had also furnished milk and butter {or
the farmer and his family on route. They
were in good condition, with the exception of
their feet. which needed shoes badly.
A favorite scheme of London fakirs is to
catch one o! the miserable little English spar-
rows so common there. paint it up in bright
tropical hues, and hawk it on the street for
£2 sterling anIx-e us a “rare foreign curl»
unity."
A Helm-w II 3.. recently admitted to an
audience old: the king of Hungary. The oc—
currence sot-ms to have been an unusual one
and attracted much attention. The pros
found it necessary to take the matter up and
give extendul descriptions of the actions and
words of all concerned.
The great liar-on. according to the latest
lights. besides being wise enough to write
, Shakespeare's play, was mean enough to
write Marlowe s dramas. ( ‘onvinciug proots
that he was the author of all the literature of
his tinio will be published, one at n time. It
I:- -__lp’nnreaeonable of you toexpect them all at
mos.
It Is related that at a recent meeting in
Vermont of a pmsion examining board twin
brothers from Castleton prmented them-elves
for examination. The claims were original
and for the same disability, the brothers were
the m height and weight and were en—
lided in the same company and regiment.
Tidewasfltetlrstinstaneeoftbekind in the
historypt the board
Annie Flaherty, whose name betrays her
French origin has been for twenty-fig: years
ihtlieservieeot Louis Blues, of Ban Finn-
ciseo, president of the Alaska Seal company.
linF'Iaberty is u cook,and Mr. Slam cele-
brated the twenty-fifth nunivermry of her
eutraneeinto hisemploy by. veryswell bau-
quet, at. whichshe was guest of honor. She
received many beautiful and costly presents
lrnmmenlrers or the family, both xwesent siV'inr
andabeent. 11 she isasgoodncookastho
filuassayshoisshe deserves all this atten-
admire. Allhonortoheraudothers
l
Amethingonratahasbetmdiscorerodat
into this drawer the rate gnawed
way,a£actwhichledthecustodianto
Daugerih the Post-palm;
Fm manfaetnrsr
podblu “ma-d brown for writing I"
' l.
m,
.. ; «Immune, In?
ream states. JUNE so.
[ill QUARTER.
h.
Wilhelm-flavour“
Wumumu
duo—lam. law.
“I“. tor tho-endurance! this
withthel“ mend-1’
MAW-that”
hgfiodfi-ueflouotthaTamphths-dd
bewarldaadilbssouadeoninr—andwith
the lam unmet hilltaand the thrilling
lacid-tnattandantouhhmrmcthru.
Iuhll literature nothing is recordedthst
will compare tor onemomeut inintereat with
“struts. “totem-tam» import
mtthahituuaahothartrnthsamx
parhluunhporhnt; “(shall
hoodsarebyeuaparlsnnharmls-and talc
nine-ht. lfweoouldhelievethatthewrltars
of the lew'lhstamtand thdrtmmedhto
mhadfahrlnatedthlsimpredveI-r-
rativawediouldalounsbedriventothe
eoneluslouthat.“rheyoadallmeathatevc
hvvdthsydinovmd the art at making a
{ah-head far more vital in its spirit all
more powerful in itaeilects thautr'uth.tnr
altheaihnhted In. receded lam
maul-guanine.”
mu bewindtedsyhavehieilea
npenthe llv-and andocnsdneesd ninthan
thisslmplonarruflva We should,inadopt-
lngthattheory, becompalled to theuttorly
abnrdeonelndnuthatallttlebandot Jews,
mostot thuuignerantand nearlyall poor
had,with “Wing-rulinwltha
skilllnhction amp-dug all themastws in
thatarhtahrleatedaatorywhichrevolntion-
iaedtho civilised world.lergud a theology
whbhmrflvddltmdgormgand
announced a delusion which has fired the
heartsof hundred"! mllliouof peopleand
led than to despi- danger and welomno
death. Buchatheoryhtooweposhrousta
disco-ion
Onuwotherhmdadmittbetrnthot this
narration and what awful conception at
onosrlaetoimprenthemind. Godotwnlty,
umnordaeeouatabilitymirlbnuoamdli-
abilityto eternal woe. then an lnearnated
Saviour, free nlvatiou. redemptionrenr-
rection, eternal happinen The harepo-i-
bility of such alta'native resultsahould. evuI
aitlmloweat prindplesofsell love, awaken
evu'ymsn to earnest inquiry. That there
arepointaintheprophecynotyetdstsrmined
and statemeMs in the historynotfullyun-
(lei-stood alimrld notweighfor one moment
against the Mnllmportanee of what: is
clear The 0! each luau have
beenrioted lhthelr :but it maybede
tosetfortbafewlactainhiatoryandlam
guagswhlehaid lnmaklngclear the man—
ingottbeGospelhlstoi-y.
First,itis tobo noted that the fourgoa-
pels were written in the Greek language.
thoughthereis evidenoethatllatthew first
eompoaedhlsinliebrew,andthat theywwo
writtenattartheChrlstians hadbeoomosut-
dciently numerousto creatoademandtora
completereoord, enchgospel being devbedto
meet the needs of a special clan. The.
clams arose asfollows: The Jews hadlat
the Hebrew language use popular speech,
audatthettmeofChrlatspokethe Byro-
Chaldaio; thewuntrywasruled bythelio-
mentholangnageofthelawlwashtin,
whiletheseholarsotPal-tineandadjoining
eonntrieawroteinGreek. The Romaushad
conquered all the civilised world m 01
Persia. including Greene. Egypt and Asia
muonwha'etheonnqnestaofAlenndertho
Greathadmade Greekaeommonvehicleot
spaechandwritdng TheJews retalnedHe—
brewas their mered language. lines we
see thatths inscription over thoheadot
Christnpontheuu-wuintheflshrewand
Greeksnd bums be read bythe m
andthe in qudmwho were not
Jewsaswellaslheraldenta
Thmteo. " whowrote tor
Gepfiluefhuddtheiu tlonofaword
itsnameuthoJowshaditinHebrew
m
hegaveflimup b the Jewish council,“
Emmflslewhhlaw.
Wade-puissant:
SOUTH NU“WALK EVENINGBENTINEL. THURSDAY. JUNE 27, will.
CF I ELD HOYT
Will olhr hr the lest lusty Days llaequaled Bargains In Everything Pertaining to the Dry-Goods Trade.
. Th‘e ‘gl‘tmlcet sale «'te
are some oi- -1he honolits:
inangunlled in this viciriity,‘ and lbeiie
This lo the latest season, buyers
until the last moment.
Ill“ 31".
actual earl.
cancers.
W. II. MEEKER & CO.
”LB AGENTI
I; _8_A__l.ll
I
Manufactur-
We will o'er the balance of our stock at soul blankets at
We will «pesos WM. all wool lie-«Wu. Hartlevu and
MW'OWHWNM- WWW!" ”'5‘ JOIWIN III) GLDVBO. .lawn um I "
“Ibullfilwfll. Lu! 11D M825 'aahaw “l”
Iowa-id that lour‘l‘apeu aadhod Insets. \el Ines
sequin-ea;- '” Al-lrd nun-dawriduu mi...“ m‘ We sawmill-Ismmmrm «puma rm lovu. ""“m'” “'5' I'M-“1'“ "H “M“ win--
in black undue will will o‘er at the low Igurr ol 01.36
ll IAOIIBI permit. Ivory HATER".
:s. yards to length:
6 yards In leagt heavy uhaolted him. at It 50. “E'.IB"A (3‘01"; We have smaller Involre or those due [lo-mile Eataeas which
CIIAIJJBI. we will alter at late per yard
(”l-allufmlhecumiag “that“. Lllfiandfleperyud.
0.11 0.831" and manure tho bargain.- whila they lane. at
SOOF‘IELD ab HOYT’S,
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwulk.
(‘htldren'stallregulsr made bust: in ribbed and pialll. slmI
from II to M. at the per pair.
to done. more of those :5: base in blaeh sud colors.
Agenlator the Kaboooml. which is eouddsred the but new
in use. Our turt‘ureula atethe be" ever came for the price.
WIRI’I’BIh.
i'aiico Canary Cloth, (iiu
«oi-lob all wool flnriatu Cloths in all the leading shdea,1n
Badaeel fro-”c
eluding pinh. while aadllght bins. at” its: hatch saloons at 2dr.
No. 39 Washington St., South Nor-walk.
SPECIAL
' ’ 4 5* it u
”ii-Mi- iu-I- «Ins “.'_t ' 01M ‘ r
hm mg put oil purclnudn
ers and importers sull'cr lrom this and you Ill‘i‘ the gainers, and
we having the rcputniim‘ ol the latest and largest trade in this
city, they have come to Is in unload, and we have waited for
them, and you shall hind some of the ripe fruits this your that
“It, cl. .- {gm N'
llave bought at large line of Fancy
have dropped into our bpskel.
33c liGSlEllY. 3c
One pair of Ladies’ last blur Hoar,
auprrIur to anything ever show in this
town for 50¢. Ir all to
purchme.
33c 3c
For3 paireol C hildron' a line in 1. black
light or heavy weight How. iqllll to
anything ever shown for 18c or 20c per
pair, In all sizes from 5 to 84. e have
a lIIuIted quantity of these, and ave put
them in lo clo e at the abov figure.
Don't tail to get your above of Tim [or
tho-y are a poaIIIve bargain.
33c 3c
1 pair of Lullrs' nil eiik Mine I black.
Inns and drabs w hicb we have n ecli-
Iug for 43¢ per puir Have plscei llll‘ -m
on our counter to unit Willi ""l
our bargains llllh’ w“ k. ,
33c 30
For 2 palm of Children’ s ribbe Hose,
customarily sold for thin par psi . Our
price during lllltl sale, 2 pairs for ' ‘ic.
33c p3c
1 Ladies' Jenny ribbrd Vest? hiehl
I
An opportunllyf
neck, which are pnIiIiver mil
but they mutt go With the rest t r 88c.
13c
Also another lot of Ladies' rIbbed
Lisle Junie Vests, high or low rck in
all a me. e have n [eII left It! ich m-
muat close wIIlI tIIIs unli- 3 tor: c mu
to buy, 20¢ each. ‘
23c Nil'l‘lCE. 3c
We will sell during this sale a beauti-
ful line of Ladle-1' Jersey ribbed eats In
Creams, Whites. Pinks and BI ca. for
23¢. customarily sold during thI season
for 35¢. Don’t fail to see them d pur-
chase all you can nfl'ord. 0 ly one
week‘ a green. ,
33c
8 pairs at Gent' s Hall Home. thi
cotton, wtthout seams and are an
bargain for 180 per pair. Way 6
coat this week as a specially. (J
lay in your stock for the summer.
can ’t sfi’ord to sell ibem lungvr ti an one
week at this prior.
1
33c .33c
liidies' Cambric Cornet Coven, posi-
tivoly worth 50c each. choice of ‘l Itvlee,
trimmed with Torchon lnoe an Hour
burgh placed on exhibition dur' gIhi-
sale for 8317. Dirt cheap.
3c
33 KEEP 0001.
Japanese Fans, choice at 50 e‘ yles.1
dez. for min. Aleo belter glad"! i open
Fans that have been selling IhroI gh lilr
season for 18c. wnll make the I'm owing
rebate, 8 for 33¢.
finest
actual
own to
ENTS,
for we
Our Chullics for 220 uni. all
considered good value at.
and 150. per yard, 4 4 wi
or 200. Do not forget usl
We still continue our
newly supplied. We huv
elsewhere
WEW
n til. III .
th 50c'
33¢ 3
MIMI“
NOTICE, 87c
wuwillsell at the above m-ulioncd
price a lull IIIz d ll 4 counterpam- that
we guarantre posIIIvely worth .1 35. in
fact, have sold the III as a rrgular staple
quilt for that price. W e also have other
ouunterpam-s equally an good value for
120130150, 1.75.200nnd 3w.
33c 33c
‘or 0 l.uIv-~' i' :uul 'I'lllt‘lfd hem-
Cllllf'll‘tl llflI-IILI I. hfrl‘. :Ili lint-n had
"as! iolore on «in. II W. had a great mah
test unit, -I tor" .‘Jr. Tina Work en- t llrr
ti for iiic.
33c 33c
4}}ynniu of Apron or lines (linghlml.
l‘lllllt‘t- oi 25 IiIllI-rrIII Itvlw, II-gulal
.pnu-n! llinw goods in 12k! per yard,
'fasI CII'OIH, of which we sold a grral
qunrmty last w,ock will continue at the
i above rate. that all may purchase (ling-
, honor at a bargain.
I
{330 liU'l‘TOhh. 33c
We have n complute Irm- of Buttons III
Mhlrtnl JrIs, fancy l’chl'l. Silks and Du-
.gonels, that we wIIl sell at the remarks-
i hie low figure of ii d1 z. for 33c, a choice
of '55 Myles, the above mentioned butr
tons we have been ulIIng for35e and Er
, a di z, anyone In and would do well In
4 call early to avoid the rush, for we sold
In great many last Wm :,k and if they roll
' at the snow rat» the week, and Is lhl'
quantity i~ limlted Ilwy cannot lent lung.
GDN‘I‘.’
mic-All Linen Collars-33c
Of which we have 25 dIllr-rrut styles.
We gin» you yr- ur cholce In any a so 3
for 33c.
NoticcA'w-Aprons.
Ntvrr hrfore have we had a more
complete line of Whlte Aprons than we
have at present. and an never have been
better prepared In prime for they arr
worth 50 per cent. more than we are sea
Ing its follows: A white apron with
lh'tc unio- tucks or rcallops, one with
Imuriion and llamhurgh trimmed, one
with lace intertmu and flute hurt, our
wrih 5 narrow turban-t 25,30,35Iiud
50. t'll‘.
Hui-all Sashes.
headqualrru on them, or. d on- In "mg a
great Innoy. and ( :III allow! to or II them
clone Our 2. 00 Hush has been adv. um d
and considered cln up at. “ .50.
OH I LLIES.
new and of the latest patterns,
-do we‘llm Import mn- line {or we
have the greatest varietieiI and 513‘ res .
Tic, and were never sold loss than 18
Also In Butistcs for 12}
SA'i-EENS.
31th: of Saleem, and with our stock
tgreater varieties than e\ or before,
and at prices in compari II with the rest of the bargains above i
advertised, and are 25 p r cent. less than good; advertiser]
ULD AGAIN
Make mention oi our ligh colored wrappers for the summer
1": season, comprising Tea 7.Gowns
Sacques and Gingham Apl' one.
7.8Mllll,
Wi- have n Imnplwe Inc of Sarah FRUI I PU DDI N E!
wine i all Ilmha .zIIol widths at 200
and 3:5 Dm'r lorpt that we are Aumw Immu ingu‘m;mvmmmmnm
Mother Ilubbnrds, Calico?
Handkerchiefs, usually 3
These we will sell at 17c.
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
arovns, Banana.
AND TINWAR E.
muss-tor
Steam and lint Air Heating.
”MODEM.
85 Washington
Large assortment at 5c,10c,15c
old for 250. and other prices. I
Some jobs in Silk Handkerchiefs. ‘
i"
A. .DICKERMAN & SON,
St, So. Norwalk, Gt.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
11"
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Ara 110081011
III llll Main 81., Burner Ill Cannon
The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liable quality. In a ruling principle of this firm.
Mrs. W. H. Jarvis on Main St, has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
orders entrusted to her will be tilled at same price as at main store. Commencing
June 1st. we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Boston Importer that we have
just purchased at 45ers. on the dollar.
~l’lease Observe a Few Prices.—
azl‘beney Brothers’ best armure Silks 69
Black (iro Grain Silks 79.
best Dollar Gro Grain 59.
3009 pieces Buraha at 48
275 extra qty Surahs at m.
200 pieces plain Iohalrs at 25. 37; and 50.
200 pieces new allies at tiers.
50 39-inch all wool Dress Goods 25.
50 30-inch lottled at 19c».
One case 88 new at l i.
-——Llnen Department --—
100 pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
21 pieces two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
100 large Quilts at Cl.
5 holes good Crash at sea.
Jackets and Wraps.——-
200 best 015 tailor made Jackets 87.50.
150 real .10 qualityw'. at ‘5.“
Handsome i
All Long Traveling Garments; were he Sid and ell, reduced to 33 and $5.
200 plain Caehmere Shawls at 7M0.
We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss l-‘louncings, Chantilla laces and
Dre- TrImmings.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. Ham and GannonSts-eets, Bridgeport.
flavors. Thosewhohsveasedlt
For the Lenten Sarcoma"t we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at lite lb. Mackerel in 10 and 20 lb.
hitts, Salt Fish and Blonder Herring, lrc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 Ill. hrllieli firearm Bitter for 81. (Ill II he II.
3 [-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet llosy Butter for $1," 3
4 lbs. Good, Dairy 3|;th th slééor 2,3: “I.
~ I.“ Will M
'- who eras ea- ledlohsuraal
)Qngefidoz.
Wm capes-Ishtar twopoasds other lee 'i‘rylt.
ml flyib‘gkg weather-la Mun-due”. I Seaplane.
m comm YOUR 0313mm.
mmwmmmwmmm; mush-u.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
'32 Washington at. So. lor’waik.
'l'HE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
Is usnn nr
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK.
EAST NORWALK.
Aflhmuhhrrfwaswh
F
4M:
a d s . a i . I
' The most elegant display of
qugign Noveltiés
Ever shown to the public. .A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untriinmedm‘
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of ‘
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices’similur.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1:
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwani. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
FSU RN IT U
ASPCLQL O‘NDlngfiN
PMohaii' Hush Suits, with Dim——
$40. 00.
Also Great Bargains 1n Lounges.
' DAVID STOW,
87. so and DI Iain Street. Io-Ih Harv-It. ll, Ithlrs,
oRocERIEs AlllD MEATS
—--—A1‘ 11!! OLD ”All, 0'—
1.13m com a: son. "
BPBIIGWOOD.
ALL 0308813 FILLED raoslr'rmr.
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