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w; hwillvhit
its. ”—13. saidde ofCol.
«onsdvsrymsnyimilarinci-
m is knee-er thestateofailain to
Wuhmutitbduiuamoug
fimmmhhuudredsotmn-
else-n efhighrankandllrthm
" " ms. trusted attaobes of the
«iii-It anmngaliclasssa
bmmmmmruungorh
securityisfast increasing
Bight Verena light.
Min ld—lnthechambercf depa-
tihl'ualierl’hnantai said thenewguvern-
Wilma come into oflcaatagravejuue—
tar; Portugal had the right and Great
“bathhbutthegovernment, hav-
. lorthahonor of tbenatiou, will
m anddignitycftbecoun-
health ’speogramme
said that heabould uotaah
of the majority. forhs
hawthntthatwasimpomibie.
st allmhlems involvingthenatioual
Irma. _‘_______
lb lat Defamation of character.
Imus, Jan. m—nr. Biddulph Martin,
filmmgmndhushandof Victoria
Wonihnlhh-id to have hiredabomein
MYorhandisgoingto institute suits of
MI libel agaim certain pawns and
hddnmatiouofhinwii’eandofhar
ta hva dared arewardofflflfilllfcwthe
‘la‘.
in“: _._.___
‘ “poled to Cancel Engagements.
Immuflan. iii—Rev. Dr. Talmage. oi
the hookiyn Tabernacle, telegraph from
ins-hunt he is restated with inflam-
"hiwill hennabletopreacbinlmdenon
‘ Sunday untaniin other towns. «arranged.
oar tar Ships have Gibraltar.
Brannon. Jan. iii.~'lhe United States
- “mulled from this port yesterday.
. , Barcelona. Tcuion,
'* M lalhand Alghra, and wiilrsturn
‘ 7 rue man-g a 303m“ nun...
a
Mal-n. lh—ldw-d Wshh,mayer
dwmmmormwmau
H1,M|Illheenntmadtolwhonfortwo
W 5! CI. “alive.
f Catharina ld—‘l'hehhedivehasconfcred
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upon Bergen- ParthMStairs and
myfliflthelfthel- uponnom.
.«mmwm m
. Wot theauthoroi'reportaahouth'l .w
eel-nap
Theme! Gilmanl’Jtoblnsou.
tarot Brown nuivsrdtyat hovidmll 1..
wentoverWedu-dayto the larch term.
Hahchsrgedwithshcrtageinhisaceouata
ills father. ex-l‘residsut , it was
wuhupfltihmmwthhslon
lnllostoatluiulusnseisabatiug. Then
' were oulyforty-four death-Wednesday.»
compared with the suns day a week ago.
The Kerr Threadeompany. oflfew Janey.
contemplates building a mill for spinning
yarn at Fall River,“ The companyhas
acapitalofti.mm
Charles B. Danfortb. for over twenty-five
yeancityeditorof ThsBaatoullcalduiisd
ammonia-cede?”
New Iorh Katie-a] (hard Association.
Anna", Jan. lib—The twelfth annual
meetingof the National Guard s-ociatiou
otthestateof New Yorhmst hers ymterv
day. The following oiiicera wet-selected for
Wag year: President. Col. Samuel H.
Welch. Jr., of the Sixty-fifth regiment. Buf-
falo; first vice pr-ident, Col. Frederick
Kopper. of the Seventy-hm regiment, New
York city; second vice president. Lieut. Col.
George Moore Smith, of the iiemth regi-
ment, New York city; recording secretary.
Lieut. Col. A. V. Lawrence, of Warsaw, 1!.
Y. ;eorrespondingseoretary, Capt Frederick
In. Homes, Twenty-third regiment, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; treamrer, Lieut. David Wilson,
Second battery, New York city; chaplain
Rev. Newland Maynard, New York city.
An War for Sullivan.
an Your, Jan. ill—John L Sullivan
received a telegram from President Pulda,
of the California Athletic club, offering a
punsof 815,000 for sight hetweenfinlii- “5°
vanandJacheon. Buliivandiaplayed some
impatience. He said the club knew he
would make no arrangements untilhegot
outofthehiid-iwitroubla Heaisosaid
hehadbeenoflend ashighasmflmmra
fight. but as thiswuaverygoodcluhhe
wouldgototbemfortfifi.w0.butnotaceut
1.. Theclubwould also have tochange
someofitnruluiftheywnntedhim.
Ilsa Hennlch Returns.
Arum, N. Y., Jan. iii—ll. Dora le-
Kidch, the young woman who created our-
'l'bsmhnger failed to performhisdnty,
hancetheaiarrn of hes-friends Hi- In
Kimich returned to this city yestcday
aftrnmmsndhgreatlyindignentbecause
otthenewlpapernotoriety.
Election Crooked-e. in Pittaleli.
Pin-ram. ls... Jan. lfi—‘l‘he grand
my husummoned the election oillesrs ct
PrecinctAtoappear before it and testify
inregardtotha disappearanceof forty-cue
ballotafroma of 1,44!) sent by the
mushryofstate to Town Clch Punti-
a local political sensation.
no Iten-er Will he laved.
untthatthvyiiouhlheebu'gedrithhav»
ing lost all interest in the m use.
'l'hsyciaimmnthecauharyfihatnevuwas
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mated with David and Abraham. but now
iii: time had come to work redemption.
Q. “And bathraiaedupan horn of salva-
tion for min thehouseof hie-errant David.”
The horn is the symbol of strength or power.
Hannah sings of her horn and thehorn of
His anointed; David sings of the horn of his
mlvation, which in Jehovah (1 Sam. il. l, 10;
Pl xvii], 2); and in Pa cxxxii. l'l, Jehovah
Himself says that in Zion He will make the
ban of David to bud, indicating the coming
ofthelie-lah fromthebouseof David.
71. “That we should be saved from our eu-
emiu and from the band of all that hate on”
let us remember that this lemon. although,
like all Scripture. written for our instruction
(Rom. xv, 4) refers primarily and chidly to
Israel and her salvation from all herenemiea.
asthsprophets bad foretold. Let one pan-
out of hundreds indicate the meaning:
“Behold, the days come, saith the Lord. that
I will raise unto David a Righteous Branch.
andakingsballreignaud prospsr,aadshall
execute judgment and justice iutheaarth:
In llisdayuhallJudah besaved, and Israel
shall dwell safely; and this is ill: name
wherebyllesball be called, The Lord Our
Righteousness" (Jcr. xxiii, 5, 6).
72, 73. “To perform the mercy promised to
our fathers, and to remember His holy cov-
enant; the oath which he swam to our father
Abraham.” in Be. or, 8—i0 the covenant is
spoken of as one loads with Abraham and
. confirnmdtolsnac.Jacohandlsrael.andoue
ofthspromisesin thecovenant isdistinctly
midtobetogivethemtheliaudof Canaan.
Ifanyonewilltahethetrouhletorcadcare—
fullytbe oft repeated covenant withAhra-
baminGen.xii,xiii,xv.xvii,xxii,theywill
methohhtamsdtbntmveuaugaudlure—
lybeper-suuledthatitiupecialiyforlnael,
amiloohlbeyondevanourdays.
74, '15. "Delivered. ’ ' * serve Him.
O 0 t inholiue-and righteoumemhefore
Himalltbednylolourlife." Oneglaneeat
lsnel's presut condition, Lilli years outof
theirland.stillsiftedamougall nations and
yet therehuke still resting upon
them,clearlyindicateethnt thewordsofthe
B‘iritthrongh Zacharias and the prophets
havenotyst heenfuliiiled. And there‘s-on
hnotfar toseeh. 'l'heyrejected John and
didastheypleased to him Olatt. xvii,12);
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ScOficl & oyt’s
Norwalk and South Norwalk Stores.
Where will be placed on sale, on Wednesday, Jan. 15th. at 9 a m.,
5000 ll Sill. WO0L EXTRA 000001000010 000:
At 580. a. Yard.
Also, please take a look at those All Wool
THREE-FLY CARPETS
You will find them in our Carpet Room (which by the way is one of the finest in this section
and is situated on the first floor), the price on this line has been put. right down. You can
take your choice for 85c. a yard.
Erin Brussels.
We have the best line to be found in Spring Samples. All we are asking for them is 26c
n ard.
yWe have about 1200 yards of short lengths in Body and Ta try Brussels, anuctte and
Velvet Carpets. suitable for halls and small rooms, which we wi 1 place on sale at less than cost.
We are still quoting low prices on Table Linens We have in this line the most for the
money to be found in this section. 100 dozen Damask Towels at 12§c each, 25 dozen Bleach-
ed Huck Towels at l2ic each, 50 dozen Bleached Huck Towels, very heavy, all of our cus.
tomers tell us they are too large, they measure 25x50, must run them oil, so put the price at
25 cents each. Don't forget to ask to see our Linens.
REM £MBER this plain, blunt fact. that all of the above quotations can be found
oi either of our two stores
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demdeOW,
26, 28, 30, 32 30. Main Street,
lenlh llarwailt. Conn.
ur srsraa
FAW’EIT’S
canopy so!
8ATURDAY.Dcc.7
Mythic, to he sold without regard to cost. to
W l Hal: ill Bonds
‘1' VI“ 10W PRICES.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
ll! ALL ’l’lil NIW SBA I)”.
M rs.W. Fawcett"
No. 8 WATER b’l‘ltllli'l',
nonwsnx. cons.
(lid) is!) liEhlhBLE
Duly mum From Lin
South Norwalk
Scofleld & Hoyt, .
NORWALK AND sou‘rn NORWALKE
AND
Norwalk, 0:.
Till PROPELLEIH
Pleas‘otho Eyed:
with the printing at
anything that is need-
ed in tho ollicc, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
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PRICE
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may be in conformity
with first-class work.
i
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and Now and
iFast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
Oysters.
‘uosn damn: oysters flash dairy can
1 procmc them of Woman...
are If too- of Raymond It
A. S. B‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Iliumomls. Watches, Jewelry.
Flue Walsh Ranking a Specialty.
it South Iain 8L. loath larwalh.
G. 8. NORTH.
Photographer.
Null. Norwalh, Conn, Dec. 28, l889
CAUTION.
llo not be Decclvsdljy prom-
has of Crayons, made free of
charge. In the end the cost is
more than if ordered of the
local Photographer. For par-
ticulars inquire at N0it'l‘ii’s
Photographic Studio. -
0. 0010.00 0: 000.
5' common
First-Clan Balers, Confection!
And Ice. Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0 Din". Ii. W. l'. Dalia".
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OIHIOETE
'G'IUOM 3H1. NI HELLHO 1.838 3H1.
RAZORS
Ofaiihindslnlflclofimeh
RAZOR m RAZOR BOND. 3:13:11“!
BRUSH I AVISG comm
né!J’l'l.Ili.Y.lc he.
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The B“ .50 Pocket In“. In Iowa.
Hurshhh'fii'fi‘cmu
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ibaveiastneelvedalargsllasof
$8.310 an :12, occurs
Whittle-mu
0001100010 86.88 and $10
cm inn Examine Them
Atllwlllhstovourmnlnlemh
work in thc quickest
itimc possible.’
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0 York. at 5 p macaroni"! at 2 p. m.
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ways have the WOl‘K
__,o._.- Pnighlrccri from? a. m. was p m) ‘
Returning. boats leave Norwalk at 5 p. m , South
Rorwaih. 6 Up. at.
freight taken from and received for all
points on the Daub-ry and Norwalh and
12:2.“ m .. 6...... ”.miand we pride our-
Upcn “cation In agents the Ci oi Nor-sit l
and wwiu be sent for in! otsoffreighll
anywhere in New York or its v .nity.
H‘All persons are forbid Emmi!!! any of the
employees of the boats of this line on account of
the owners thereof
ready when promised,
EChoicc Groceries
selves on this special
feature.
mllllllm
A Trial Order
JIIHHIIHL
Solicited that we may
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
lilo-Io Masonry and l-‘rnding.
”underarm-inaction! 81m lwu.’ '
Ioiaform the public that he is 3. to
may mend in all kinds of ironic llama and
. Granite supplied for underpinning) lie
faction guaranteed. WILLIAI LAW 8.
cl If No. 5 Bill street Nor-nil
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——A’l‘ '1'!!! OLD STAND 01-—
T. BURR GUYER & SON
spnrnawoon.
No 8 Main \‘tr-eot.
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
when quality of work
is considered.
mullu...
Roch? ’
Sentinel
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gill. ORDERS FILLED PBGMI’T
HTY FOLKS FXED. 11' TU THEIR Al‘VAN'lfiiiI—I 'lti TIM-1E WITH l‘l~
GIVE U3 A TRIAL
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL&CO
on] councillor Holiday on.
Everything must go. Prices no object. You can
save money by haying at as. Special bargains
in our Cloak [loom and ear Umbrella Dept.
All the leather. Glass. Bronze and Plush Goods. Games, Books. 8mallware.lihn~
'a
bets, 'ete.. to be sold as once, as we want the room for our January sale. ----—-—-—-. ,
OBSERVE j"ll”ll” "
Hush and leather us... were m. 1 19 and 1.35; your choice a: use. all others , . ‘ '» n .3
in .. '0'. . No. 13RallroadPlace,
Pl CTU ES.
Were 15, as and non; your m n so. each. , 8011011 Norwalk-
* BIBLES, _'
WmIMmtdo; mutanewl'm lauyJ.Bolmes'worhs,7!e. Dichrna
worh.eomploie. 1.”; Dialed works. 10 volafl'l‘h. ”W’s works. ”vein.“
Paredierhtfremhihoue. Mlflahoohheatumosutc. Minamoto
muses. turnou-ymso-nm-umufio- ‘
Sale, is located at No.7.
popcasilloadny, January gm,- . : - .
Grand AAn'mlachd Ticket.
‘ ' Main sitcom;
Heaaashaesisrss’te-esasaepese:se‘a€snaesais-"seem” ”4' '4“ .
L k ’ 1"" l! . ' . ’ . .
' where orders for,
A branch ofliccht’}
'TnnEmmaSmm‘f‘?” .
“ , .6fifl.“fi“i.bm-QOQ‘UU‘IHO»l sensesenvssas 9.. 1‘“
‘ If’omhahlieedldfimwfilii‘iahleeanal-scan’a’ee‘ehao ”a w ..
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Norwalk Chronicler