scalnhindersd David from having
to do with the death of Bani.
. Phlllstiues slew Jonathan, and
. ‘and Hclchishua, Baul'a snug" It
”(I195 heart ache to road this, especially
. .‘ . _ Jonathan, the loving, the bravo,
. ”tabla
m
Bow David bmcnted for him is
. lathe next chapter, and we do not
,mat'lhedepthofhis lamentstions over
“will! was knit with his own, but we
bmdh‘eu weread thatltwasa lam-
' meficuiaswellas Jonathan. (11
Ban. gm] The secret_of ltis um David
M not the man Sanhhls enemy,but he
in training Saul, the anointed of the mm.
. 8. ‘Thsbsttlcwcntscreamalust Baul,and
“Whitman." Hewasnotsnylonger
hmmmn inthehands of those
'bobnsw no mercy. Long Mining and
mudtollowed him many years; he had
”meatimeshdwarned often;
‘ :tiltmthatbeingomn repmved,hardeaoth
"& metal! suddean b0 deuroyed, and
,7 lat remedy;”aud now mercy ls
' fifa‘ ,y‘andjudgmeathss reached him
, .0. Benitookasword andfell
. being sore wounded naked
. toahy him, but notice the
. . uncircumcised wmcand
flit'nstn'la,3 andabusame.” What a
fear he has‘ot being dishonored by these un-
drcuuurlvad, whatakeensenseof honor, but
it‘s theold storyaswheu he pleaded with
Samuel, “Honor me now before the elders of
my oral before Israel" (chap. xv, an).
25.“Hlsarmorbenrer * " ‘ felllikcv
wise upon his sword and died with him."
”Whack andlikeaspirit of devotion
. toflr mustanbut had he been devotedto
MWOMO Saul, or more devoted to
13¢! than to Saul, he Would not have done so.
Mm who fears God will take his own life,
I”; one who believes God concerning
fl, future of the ungodlyas revealed
hmmmmof rushing mad-
, VH3
‘ I -. & "50M died. andhis three sons,nud
' bimboarsr,andallhis men,thntsame
anew
er.” What then? The words of
'tbsInd Jesus, in Luka‘xvi, and other words
ot._fb8pirit plainly recorded in Scripture,
fianhuvthatilwebelieve God and are re-
dsuned by the precious blood of His dear
Ben, "to die is gain,” “to depart and be with
Quiet is far better,” and when the spirit
llaavesthe body, our conscious personal life
.canfinum, and the angels guide or carry us
to perfect blimln His presence. But if we
dieinourslnsand disobedient it is equally
‘piainthatthepra'tionofsuch, whilealsoper—
serially conscious, isdarknes, torment, guasho
it‘ll! teethand fearful looking for of judg-
m
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lat-fl the Wows and dwelt in
In." Mammlynedeimm
”a ‘0! the lord’s palple had, but
anddr
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hlbattbe popleof God had turned their
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l l “ThePhflistinescametostrlptheslain."
'Hldsfiaflofacdcannctdo’enoughtoshow
‘fifi'hatredof Himand His profound fol-
ms. Itlsthe devil who penises them
,Mwlioiacalledtnlyadestroyer.
l1 Wentoflhisheadandstripped cl!
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‘Msdmm‘enpoahim, andthese uncircum-
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OF NORWALK, CONN. '
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On Saturday and Monday we will open our new addition in the upper rtrrn-a, in order In ocmvnmoduir our rapidly
We ball been in hu-‘lflturl born but all months when Wl' found ll com-«my to omit . into our present ston-
lo gain more room. Taking into consideration that. we have not bum in Nuiw .llr two hunt, Wu think we bur.- evwry reason
lrrl assured that our elf fits to plans» im- pullllc lulvo l» on nppn com d. With the
increasing trade.
to be gratified with the result, and w.-
ncw addition curs will he
Willi, Bl'lfllllll, Hill Ulllllllllll all Hillllllllll Slflll Ill lililllllll 1.
Th- ”Hm. i,.,...i;.._._ 50x75 furl, [our fl mu, will be occupied
and covers double the space of any dry good: hou iii in t mn.
by us and loaded down who the choicest sell-cram of Full and Winn-r ll-y livmm. if... .k‘,
ingii, Glassware, Crockery, stationery, and Altirlta' material».
Dress Goods.
In this apartment it has teen our endeavor to give lhv
beet 30(3st the lowest prices possible, and we feel exceed
ingly gratified with our success during the past year. In
fact we have found it amnesty to giro this department
more room. This full you will find this department I’Ppirle
with the choicest lines of Novelty French Suinngs, Nowlty
Combinatioua, Black and Colored Dries Goods in an almmt
endless varieiy, and one and all marked at rock bottom
prices. A few of the bargains for this week Will be:
Lot 1—54 inch Scotch Suiting tor 29c. per yard.
Lat 2—Full line, all colors, 4?. inch all wuol c:l~hmrh~
48¢. per yard.
Lot 3~All wool 38 inch tricot cloth-for 29.3. per yard.
Lot 4-43 inch all wool Cashmere in black. regular price
62%., this week 49¢. per yard.
Silks.
New Rhadnmcs.
New Surahs.
New Follies.
New Gm Grains.
16 inch Plush 296. per yard.
16 inch Plush 49c. per yard.
‘34 inch Plush 603. per yarrl.
We recommend inspection of our Silks ..; .i Dress Gouda.
If not able to come yourself send (or sample»; all mail onl-
era will receive careful attention.
Cloak Department.
Our line isnow complete by recent arrivals of the latest
and most stylish productions of Paris and Berlin markets,
and our assortment will surpass anything heretofore al.-
tempted by any house in Norwalk. Our customers will be
surprised at our magnificent display and at our low prices.
Our prices are now from 25 per cent. to 33} per cent. lower
than like qualities are offered by other houses.
Opening Bargains—One lot Ladies’ Fall Jackets $1.98.
usually sold at 3.2.50, 33.00.
Also one lot handsome Ladle-3‘ Fall Jackets at $4 05.
usually sold at 89.
Ladies’ taylor made New Markets from $3.95 to 830. 00.
200 Rich Seal Plush Short Jackets, elegantly lined with
line quilted or plain satin. $8.95 to $25.00.
Rich Seal Plush Sacques, real seal ornaments and
finest quilted satin lining, perfect shape and fit guaranteed,
at $4.95, $19.95. $24.95, to 850.00.
Domestics.
1 case good quality apron Ginghams for 55c. per yard,
(worth 70. per yard). '
1 cm best;qual‘ily 64:64 Print, good patrernsin medium
and dark colors for be. per yard.
50 pieces best quality American Dress Ginghsms lllc.
yer yard, (worth 15c. per yard).
Linens and White Goods.
We will sell this week, while they last, a good quality
full size counterpsne for Me. each.
For this week only good quality unbleached Table
Danni.“ inch wide for line. per yard.
Blankets and Runnels.
. We feelthst we can place before you this fall the Line:
line of Blankets and Flannels that has ever been a own in
Nogalk. For Saturday sndFMonday 0;? we olfer‘fiill)
ya u f inter , for .
firthz. R m milkyr‘llfi‘? nkot for
Blankets in red, white and gray to cost from 890. $11.00
per lair-
e carry none but the best makes of llannels and
would $11 for an inspection of our stock to these who think
of buy'mg. Sample and mail orders carefully attended to.
Cotton Enamels.
15 pieces good weight unbleached cotton flannel 'lc. per
yard. Better qualities in bleached and unbleached from 7c
[0130. per yard. Best quality table matting for flu per
ysr .
Call and examine our stock of Laos and Pastericre
Curtains.
Toilet Department.
This d meat contains all the different kinds of Per
fumery s -
One lot of lgate’s- 5c. worth 8c.
Cuticurs Soap 12} per cake. Only one cake to customer.
Tooth Brushes, be to 83c.
slamming.“ a.
c,
Lebla’s Perla
my, 39s per ex.
A new line of ies’ and Gent's Pocket-Books.
Bide Combs, new styles in Plan: and Fancy Ends.
Bey Bum all prices.
Handkerchief Depart-
snout.
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Upholstery and Kilchi-u Furnish-g
Underwear Department.
Our great 3 do of Unit’s While Merino Shirts and Drew-
on; In all M7. .5 at 25c still continue. Remember these
goods are sold elm-whoa at 40c. They are going rapidly,
lllrrc‘flifr' It will he to your intern-r in come at once and
FECDN‘ the. grwnicst bargain ever offal-d In Norwnlk.
Now that We lmve given ibi- Hunt's such a rare bargain
we think it no more than fair that the Childrrn should to
iqnully as I'rll favored. We have just received 50 ill zen
or those 393'» Search Wool Shirts and Drawers, which can-
not be bought elsewhere less than 45c, our pTICt' on Ibis lot
will be 250. We have also received 50 ouzm Children‘s
\Vllltu Merino Shirts and Drawers In all silos. This lot we
shall also ol'fc-r at the extremely low figure of 25c. Elsrv
when- you will pay 40c cents for the smile goods.
0! course we must not forget the Lailirs', therefore we
will oil'er 2-5 dozen Heavy Swiss Ribbed Vests H. N. L. 8. at
49.: each. Also '25 dozen Alliance Jersey Wool Vests Sllc.
Regular price on these goods is 81.25. ’l‘bm are but a few
of the many bargains in be secured in this department.
Hosiery Department.
It as llnlwt'tbsnf)’ in say a great da-nl in rruzml in this
department as we are already acknowledged the "broilers"
in this line. Nevertheless we will mention joet a few bur-
nine:
x Ladies' Black Hose 8. 10, 12;, 17. 25c and upwards.
Misses Black Hose 8, 10, 12;, 15. 25c and upwards.
Don’t forget we are selling Ladies’ Fancy Stripe Hose
8c per pair, regular price 12.}.
One of the greatest bargains in this department is a
Ladics’ Belbriggan Hose, full regular made and silk clock-
ing at 19.3. These good-l are usually sold at 37;.
Gent's & Hose, 10, l'll, 21, 25, 20, 31, 49:.
We are selling the celebrated “Sunrise Dye" Black ”(ch
in Ladies' and Misses.
Don't forget to visit our Kitchen Deparment where you
will find bargains by the score. Handsome decorated Toilet
Set, 10 pieces, $2.95. Large covered toilet pails 85c. Extra
large granite iron tea and coffee pots 75:. Fine imitation
cut glass fruit and salad dishes 80c. Something new! “Toe
Baby McKee Night Lamp" made of line 49c. The house.
keeper‘s delight! Paragon Egg and Cream Beater 59c.
Open Mondays and Thursdays till eight o‘clock. Satur-
days till ten o’clock.
Ribbon Department.
In Ribbons, we are showing: the finest line to be found
either in Norwalk or Bridgeport, from the cheapest to the
best grades. The public, heretofore, have had much trouble
in finding a store with no line an assortment of these goals.
We aim to be “Leaders" in this as in all other departments.
Our stock consists of Plain Satin in dilfercnt qualities.
Moire Satin Edge and all the latest noveltiw.
Small Wares.
Vx'l'hcytock in this department is complete and it would be
impossible in this limit“! space to name all the prices. Buti
you will find that w can roll you anything in this line as,
cheap youcsnbu it in ,New Y «In "'ié‘m‘ljfll‘ a,
few 0 £le miiiy ham you wil , ndzi . In .
Busting Cotton, 1c per spool. 200 yards.
Banting Cotton, 2c r spool, 500 yards.
100 yards Silk, be a lesion. fall shades.
10 yards Twist, lc in black only.
10 ysrds Twist, 2c all colors.
Spool Cotton, 4c, all makes and all the latest shades.
Crochet Buttons in all colors at bottom prices.
A fine snortment of Metal and Bone Buttons from be to
mile per dozen.
Art Department.
mend Floor.
l
Today we will receive a shipment of large framed Pic-
tures, and they will he on our walls bright and early Satur-
day morning. The special prices on these, will be ONLY
for the opening days. Saturday and Monday. Don’t fall to
be on hand for first choice. Every home should have pic
tom and this is s rare opportunity. Cannot duplicate
this yesr,hsws have waited nearly two months for this
shipment. Note the following . SPECIAL FOR THE
OPENING, SATURDAY AND ORDAY, ONLY:
Arte Engraving. else 28128, framed in shaded oak and
sllver,prlcs 08.96: mine in ivory and silver, price 02.”;
remain white sn'dndgoid, $2.19. Photographs, size 11114.
framed in white gold, price 00c; same framed in oxy-
dined silvn,£0c. Our elegant white and gold and silvn
Parlor Easels. (0 feet high), formerly 83.80. will be sold at
$.10“: these two days only. Bamboo Parlor Easels (5}
i be with us on loud-y. Head Palatp
color, while you wait. tex-
ngulsrpries lsti s yard, but our prie-
isllbc
heavy, 31 yards wide.
gsln iii 01.00. but our price is “.30. I‘l'bsse goods are full finished seams with
HONEBTG-oons AT HONEST Prue u~~
oaaao ulsosLLausous sALs. ,
would be absent 01.20 a suit,
member the pr
Special iii Dress Goods.
ohmmd'wsmtsd all pars wool.
assaymm-imocrmmeoit.
We w and would be cheap at i. .
out to start them of! we will u it
a yard. ll 0 .50 paid.
Special in Skirting, . Lsdies’ lerlrio Underwear.
0! 26‘s yard for lloltin shirtln , v Aldo—3PM bl out bargain st. '15 dos.
ssnmri'c $;mw Vrsts a'n'd Psalmlhsi's “c s suit.
.I 50 a yard. Marvin's lulled sudembvoldsred necks and pearl button.
we will altar at 8ch a ir, regular l ‘ a.” , We mum" our
muster. I“ "m“ ' ‘ '
customer, for Saturday only. Colgate's
Apple Blossom. We a case.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT
No. 3 (El nzotto Building. Norwalk.
but ro- Csr t sail Brig Department.
“mum ml" survinmwmiqumm
Corsets. .n u. can say is um this mm is
Dr. Scott's Celebrsird Electric Chum, full to o'flflowln‘, New good. are so
they censor be beaten.
isles . thsriheplses to buy all of rear Dry
(.‘ulieors. no a cs v, one cake to s (loods,&c., is at .
No. 37' Worthington 81'... South Norwalk.
y “Presciiptions a specialty
Plai‘sted’s
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And mali- Prices to suit the times:
Aycr’s Stirsapurilla, 75c Allcock’s Plustcrs, 10c
Hood’s “ 75c Plaistcd's “ 10c,
Plaistcd's ” 75c King’s New Discovery, ”‘33:“
Carter’s Pills, 150 Large Bottles, 80c
M...”
If you an: lroulilcd with Moills,Ants,“09.01109le other“1
Insects, try n bottle of ‘
Vii] llllllll'l Ullllllllllllil Ellllll [ill Ullll', 25 Bills,
And a sure thing.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Per Yachiing or Estonian Parties. It has no Equal.
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we tell :hc
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
You can judge for yourself.
A Large Arm. of
In town for price and quality.
' MOODY’S AROMATIG SYRUP
Icrf‘holm Metrics and Teething Children. Pronounced lobe the inert thing produced in this line
from those who have used it.
Pr1ce, 250 a. Bottle.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR'S,
33 Washington 8t... 80. Dos-walk.
W. B. HALL & 00.
E BARGAIN S'l‘llllll 0F BBIllllllPllB‘l'
Will Make their Opening Display
Salllllll, lllllll all Tully, sill. 1m, u all 10m
Our Stock is Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
We make a business of making bargains in
Dry Goods and Notions
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lI‘o‘l‘llrilateet in Style, the Florist in Quality, the utmost in Variety,
billed by us in one mighty effort for trade. Our Full and Winter Oflerings will
not and cannot be surpassed. There is a limit below which honest goods «m:
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for mfs and reliable goods,
sold under guarantee. Inspect as, articles us, know us, and you will find we deal
fair and save you dollars.
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5,000 square feet more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COME AND SEE US.
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GBOCERIES AND MEATS
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Bill Chandlers, Pore In lish and emu-u.
(Napalm Calcutta nil-flag“. 0s». rears. Balls.
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sold. New York l'rless. Special
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GHIA'I' 8!)!le wasted in fish‘s
the
3 of Tar. Wild “Char; and [lint-aw“ 3E
Harw—
W.B. Hall &Co.,.
B11 ID ( ll ICI’O Il'l‘.
Cough Syrup and
Movie. it is invaluable for Group
Hold by all dru
smile of the
And will purchase for parties without thorns orl
take order: at some prim as the llildigvroril
flours. ram ~
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unirimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 500.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.
. llslv‘s
Wire“. NW, mmmm 7'
South Roadkill BALI, orwslk. actual: .
. FLOWERS
Will be sold atIIALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
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Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
_.__._...__—
ll’ People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. KRIEGER.
llalrackemo 110th Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
FURNITURE,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
PAR LQR . S U, I. T f f
9mm Hush Suite with Divan... ‘
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
91. so and 9| lain Street, South Nor-walls.
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