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We will open on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1890,
our new and complete stock of
Latins’ 00010 000 00000000110000,
which we think is very attractive and much below average cost.
Another new arrival or better grades of lien-
bounamoneietineol all the tales etyleeof Celt—
hriee, Neleettoh and «twiea edger. Vaadyhe pointe.
etc ,at the folio-tog pvieeez—b 0.10.1116 ll. lb.
ll, It, It, 32,15, to, to. 86,60, We: d 75 ptr yard.
Lilli.
Allowith the above mentioned lot we haven-
eeived all the u ewe-t atylee of due lam. he follows:
Torch-u,an Deutille, Plat Val. Oriental. Point
(i use, be.
‘ 000at Reduction
In Genie” Embroidered Pique Shirts, inventoried
down tron noon in :0.
Front 311010.155 each.
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A new errivnl of window ahadee, ea ’ollowez—
Ionnted Dado shades, complete, beat fixture, at
50c. worth The
lonnteo Pie-a iiollend Shade- for are. worth 5!:
Haunted Shade plainJvith heat quality 0! hinge,
for The, a‘wuye sold for SI 5.
110000000000 00 0000’ Naniwnan.
M. 3. SMITH,
South Norwalk.
8 R I 06 E PO RT.
W.B.HA LL&CO
Silks. Silks-
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwalk.
23,000 lill 0000000000 00000 00000 01000 0100
hthevaluuuylaaadeoiwiminclndlegmning ehader,tohe oileredhyueon londnyatonly
$1.75 per yard. actually rnrtl $4.00 000 $5.00.
“audition! nderetend thatienooldjtvb lot, butthat lheyare all new. frerh
w.‘:e.a:!-aeum furthle aeeeon trade. Ktery lady to Kuwait ehould attend thin great oak oilne
Bilhuand eeeuethepeeteitherpla seen during the pant twenty-anyone.
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
(holster thehieh or attach seiner B‘ach Billie, known so the tuber-do, price 32. lenie-
Black Satin Rhadames.
Mg“ 1.; immuhnhedennfllfie- eaelotrlrhawduoellentlhr;
mmm-‘kflflufmnmwuumdmmonomer-meta
Ask to see our Raven Black Snccarappa
Cloaks.
an lent and... a... see ea each.
All Mm‘:o:l “vegan
reeeae. and 0... rep: .
Cloth Club from .I‘ 00 and .5. 00 I. .8... and CI. 00.
w. B. HALL do 00.
CATCH 0N TfllS- JOHN H. SMITH,
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in 00mm 10000
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’ilaaiel L’ilonutedieu’s.
Wall Papers.
tau. STYLES,
Still and 803 M8!“ loll.
”mam-ear!
KNAPP’S,
f‘hilllu‘e lion. Black and e lore. in all elm.
worth lie. for ice
Children's lihhed Ilene in Black In! Gray-Joni:
”e. an leader for the
children's Ribbed lioee in flinch and colors. [In
aateed teat dye, term. never sold irae than tie.
well worth ”I: pair.
Chiilru‘e Flathead ltibhet llore for a: guar-
anteed tendye. will-ell ioroaeweeh oulyae trey
are worth very mach note to buy.
Also betteruredee rem; in price from n: to
the per pelt.
Latins“ 0001000.
Ilave lull received our complete line of Indies
Spring lie-levy. ehleh we consider on well selected
and prices tow. a followaz—titriped and rolldeolore
attic. 56.40:, Wattle. 09: file. .i (Band 8125.
0000’ 000000.
A no‘t “treble line of Gonte' hethoee received
with this lot. which we piece on eels at the fellow-
lng low Igor”:
”dinet- at no: pair. worth the.
25 dour: at ilx palr. worth 18c.
25am rtriprd auto wmth the.
Bdoaen eolidcolalatfie. worth 5‘.
a dozen Lisle Thread at 85c and to: pair.
Insurance Building.
at trauma It.
la lloquatto
cigar
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e-eheelorw. Yoe'nheudaachateuu-tahe
tor-neeIIyeeevertoaedtheateuneeteoeb-o
tatetyleeheapeeeow humor-entire"
mammoth—emaqeerm.uwa
handled.
Charles B. Perkins,
36 thBY 8L, BCS'I'ON.
Jacdh M. Layton
lieei biota and line- Arr
General insurance Arena!
mum-em
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lotuyl'uhlie. Wurst-e
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lemher Conn. I. It. An'n.
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[malfunction-Mineral Work will
in" be given prompt attention.
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make connections with mineewer
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pi nthhet oathemttavorahtetema.
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.ewern in thin city will and it to their advantage to
on him. 83“!
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Box ”death Nerwalhdlt.
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Carriage Makers
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Phil-l
1. “And Julie, being full of the Holy
Ohoetfiaturned from Jordan.” This lano-
eeetna to [allow immediately the last one.
which told uaol the baptiwn of hell by
John in Jordan,and of thedeaoentofthe
1,2. "And wae mime. spirit into the
wilder'nen, beiagtwty deya tempted“ the
devil.
"And in thandeyalle did eat nothing; and
when they were ended, lie altevwerd hun-
gered." Thefortydaye'fan reminds he 0‘
the (eating oi the two men who eiterwerda
appeared with Hinton the lonntot Trau-
flguratiou. 0i loves itlawrittatJnrelfl-
etrcetoboth periaiaol fortydnyeandlllfll
when he wee in the "mat with (lad, that he
did neither eat bread her drink wet. (Deli.
int, llll,andoi Elijah it iawrittenthet he
went in the Itren‘th of that rneel (which the
angel had prepared) fort day- and forty
nighte unto "(web the flaunt of God (I
King-xix, t». ‘i‘hareienodoubttnoreinthe
torty deya’ feet or three wonderful threethaa
wehaveyeteeenorehalleeetillthe
comer; but weahalldowelllhybydaytona
no man more June only (llett. xvii, is.
3. “if Thou he theiionol ilod,command
this stone that it be made tread.” The father
of lien iminuetee that perhap- lle is not the
lion of God, but (mly a were man, not a
poor mrponter from Xanareth, making pre-
tenaione of being some great one, and that
He had better return to his humble home or
else give more token of his power,
4. "it in written thnt man shall not live by
bread alone, but by every word of God."
This in the reply oi (flirt-t to the tempter,
The out ward indication were that God had
failed him. but Jane platen the word of God
egninat nil otherevidemeaand reetaunrnoved
on what in written. Believing in better than
seeing. The Word of God is more than food
or rniment.
5-7. "ii Thou therefore wilt worship me,
all shall be Thine." The ataternenta of tha
verses that the devil took him loan high moun-
tain and ahewed llim all the kingdoms of the
world in o moment of time, rennet be M
atom] or explained by tor, but can be to
mired, on the authority of the Holy Spirit,
who, through the servant of God, wrote
their: linings, and implicitly believed. The
lull [mu-r or the devil woaro not familiar
with (nor do we want to be), nor is it fully
revealed. Jean» elsewhere calls him the
prince of this world, and Paul speaks of him
as the prim-e of the power of the air and the
god of this world; whileJohn, in Revelation,
l‘pt'ilh'a of n t:m:- when the devil will give
to Antivitriat that which in our lee-on he
offered to ('hriat (John xii, Ill: xiv, 30; Eph.
ii, :5; II t'or, iv, 4; Ila-V. xiii. 2, ’4‘; ; lethal his
intent in this temptation doea not seem to
have been altogether a vain one. This world
is the Lord‘s by creation; lie gave it to
Adam, but, Adam, by bl! atn, gave the
«ion! a claim to it which he hue not failed to
moire me of, and it is true trxiay that ”The
whole world lieth in the evil one" dJohn v,
10, R. V). This stetement is true not only“
heathendom, but elso of Christendom. and,
in some measure, of the Chritflan ehurvh.
, ii the manifest works of the devil indicate
his property, then that which he doe- not
control is a rrnail notional earth and a anal]
number of people. But Daniel at! in vision
the kingdom and dominion tinder the whole
heaven given to theBonoi Menaudlothe
salute oi the Most High (Dan. vii, )3, l4, 2’7),
and this temptation was to obtain by a flat
out and apart from tottering that which in
due time will be all "in (Sec Rev. Ii, lb, 18.)
The two classes of people in the world todny
are those who, by bowmg dorm to the devil,
take their portion now; anal those who, by
bowing down to ('hriot, are willingtowait
for their portion till the kingdom come: and
the whole earth is manifestly line. It is to he
feared that many who profeu to bear the
name of Christ are oilen'found bowing down
to the devil (or the lake of a little earthly
pin or .
8. "Get thee behind me, Satan: for it in
written, Thou shalt wonhlp the lord thy
God, and Hint only shalt than me." Ania
Jmuiavictor,anl the sword of the Ilpirit
hthe neon-fut weapon. The mint-nee of
this quotetion lo {and in Ex. xxxiv, it;
Deutvhis. TheWordol Gui to man to
Jeauathanell thogiory 0! all the kingdom
otthiaworid, amieagernawto dothewlilct
menth for wonhipielaaheatltty
placatnnaiatodas"bowingdldowu,"aein
Genxviil,2;xix,i. Aethcooanbenoul-
ration without the eating adde
righteome-tlnixlv,6;Tit.hi.-fi,
Christian life apart from the
dutho‘eelt (Inn. "0.2:; H Cor. iv, 11;
Migmnotheneanheno true
apertfrrnn‘hoeonfldeuee in the
joyinChrhtJenhP'iPhitflw. At
feetmht‘inflintaudrejoidn‘ in
Hie littering and_gloryever More uh
the lnwhleh the twelue trui
«you hr 8M r r
0-". "ll'l’honhethefionolflcdreat'l'hy
eelidcwnfmlu hence.” Thane-Ilia ianow
in Jan-Milne Hoinity,aadon e pin-
nacleof the temple,eadin pronoun; thb
temptation the adversary nieces-h towield
the award of theSptrit, but hedld In!
many dotoulay, quoted onlythepartot the
pea-age which seemed toutit his purpose,
omitting thatwhich would hereon-donned
lit
”Wmmmemmpdyd
‘flenaou-xiintheflegdom.
Abrof Weiahgeltl has been forwarded
tothaflriileit ice] moiety withtha
mthatitbe uaedinthetnnhlngolthe
Wthattheaoeietyiawginwmenley.
he. tea to tvwelveouncee a dayt- the
quantity“ nutmeirwi for a healthy
adultwhotehaanordineryemountotworh
eadelerelee.
At a recent hm ale Voltein’e ignav
ture brought only two guinea, Sir leeeo
lewwa’a threa, aletur by Boewell mo and
one by Johnson only £0.
OuawountofthehuightendMMl
«the surrounding mountains the run dove
not rise on llirror lehe, Yosemite valley, are
til 11:” o'clock in the moraine.
White mahogany la nee-dinfly rm, but
windy introduced as butters tor tabl-
ead delicate frame work ot‘ u suite.
ltheea aoft enamel “huh-audiovery
anally.
lt b utimeted thet patthg horn coat- the
mien! the United 8““.ng new
l min: married. ; W
til; buried, “5mm
Indie rubber form paving blow talked
of in Motion. (lrenite, aaphalt, wood and
othermateriale have been triedend found
wauthg. Iiubber has been laid down on the
approache- to Hutton railway elation and
anna- to be serviceable.
A lady'- maid, seeing her mistre- strum
fling withaatunpthatwould notattek,tooh
Ihaetuup, rubbeditcutho mueflegeon the
lapel theenvelopennd putit in ite place. It
wee an ingenious way out of e momma dill
culty well worth remembering.
The way immigration hen impreneod ital!
on Minneapolis la shown by returning to the
new directory of that flourishing city, which
ooniaim 2,01” Ole Glenna. Lilli) Brick Brick-
eone, Lilli: Nels Salome, l,0ll John Johnson,
1,010 Peter Yemeni, it'll Jurgen Juvgcnaom,
norm I’aulaena, will Swen “momma and
210 Andrew Andersona.
Here is a unique animal: of a merited
certificate of dentin. it wan tendered by a
notive epothecery at a recent inquest in in
die: “I think ehe dial or loot her life for
want of food or on account of atarv
and perhapa for other tbinpol her 003me
shin-s, end moot probebly ahe died by drown
log."
The question ”la therecoai under Inndonl"
b extensively diam-ed. Geologfiu my that
theiayofthestrnuthw'e juntilla thebeliet
thatcnalennbnionnd ntapractieeuedquh.
The development of mina there would mean
an anomalous saving in the coat of coal.
llophinton, Ky, has a prodigy thet is at
training great attention. it iaaeolored io-
fent named l/tuellu Grover, danghterof Rev.
J. C. Graves, that is only 3 months of age,
but can talk distinctly. The child could pro
trounce many words before it w” 3 weeks
old, and now, at the age of 3 months, it can
talk pininly. (treat rrowde have visited the
minister's home to behold this infant prodigy.
When atjorenn marries he in main] to
prment but wile with a wild germ, even if he
is obliged tn hire- the bird tpectlliy for the
ml; for, truce "pm 3 time, a wild gonna
whoee route was Ellie] returned yearan
year to the lane spot to rnoum her love, and
the (bran bridegroom Who'll-i his bride to
nods-Item] the virtue of constancy.
At the beginning of the prmt mntnry,tn
England, more than one alternates were mn—
hhabie with death; now, aside from naval
and military lawn, tbaeareonly four trim-
with tho death woolly: setting firebox!"-
crunent dock yards or amend», treason,
murder end piracy with violence,
The huge winter [taken at St. l’eterabnrg,
with the exception of the Vatican and Ver-
milion, is the largest palace in the world in-
tended for a oxide-nee, and, tlmngh tutti-
nntl romeo, has n minin modem from its
immensity. Like all the liuslnn m
the winter prilm-e in a mixture of splendor
and filmiliilllt‘sfi, luxury and ri’m-omfort. In
going orc-r it visitor; not: everything gor-
geously “opted for ante Meuxmialr, but
wonder how and where the imperial family
can live. it: 'u mitt that not lean than W
pe‘nrm have harmony had a habitation in
the winter place.
The malleat sired newspaper in the mld
b, we presume, a weekly publication appear-
ing at lluadalajara. in Maxim, under the
title of The Telegram. This miniature papc
mists of four page» of printed matter, an
ranged in threecoinmm tire incite-long and
twoirtc'her wide. In th'fl limited I'pacaitcnv
talent-mime: ell pert. of theworldina
condemn] form. This journeliatie
Math-purl as its device: ”Little straw and
much wheat." The northernmost papa- in
the world in published at Wat. in
llorwny; andevenilreenland boeetethelux'
”dollops-which app—n in that high
altflude under the iongwiuded title of Ar-
mliotlo Xalinginmvnik Snare-ined-
hilt.
WWW-“IBM.
Aututereetingatoryietohl’dthe manna
inwhichtheeelehrated Budanphyinha,
Dr.Bothin,whoheejmtdiédintheeouthol
PreneeJoetthe intimate friendship oi the
leteelar.whichhohad M {or many
you: it appeen that. through a win-
flh— or the uncut m, . Bottle
Whyudnightetthe 'ahwb
ids, end aumeded, alter ahrd struggle
muninravingthethen m
Miiweedeepiygretdulnndmhd
mmmmmmmum
hendght raconnpeneehim. Dr. Bothin re»
plied: “Your mejuty, I do [zoo want any.
thingbutlbeteeeh you to re mereya
Wahy” (the W author”
dieduotlongest),audultobadheuhr
tried to Btbviol. The ear turned away
without flying a word, but next day Dr.
BotkinreoeivedtheSLVladimir Ordered
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Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
hehigh, Laeltawanna, Locust
mountain, Franklin, and
Wilhesbarre (fools.
litll tar RUBBER Plil‘l
Yard ' foot of Washington and Mur-
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Time Store Mint
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Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wide-bailout].
Pickled Oysters.
fiitfififim
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25c. n n.
THEY COME FAB Alli) NEAR [Oil 11‘.
Tfll‘vgfllllfl—e‘lt to better than I have been pert-e IO Celts
ape-a
COME AND SAMPLE 11‘.
WE HAVE FOR THE LENTEN SEASON
KWWMEM '“Tcimwrom‘wvsrmg t...
Bridal Veil, Jones, Pillsbury, Vein.
and Diploma Flour.
We ,
30.5,". unhw 1zamqe’tmm before you perrhaae. The place tor he teno-
PRESERVEB.
’gqgcebgimz'k, Plum. lieephury, Peach and Iltrawberry. it you wntanlleh try this. Healer
CANNED GOODS.
lnthireonair . Ila on tri (‘ Bartlet 'i'otnetoee Men M
ballet, l’ue,{.‘orn. lzcgowhmg: Bang. 2:" ”MP I Pm. ' '
Hana 000 can act the Best 0000: at the Latest Phillie Print
If you relish a First-class Celine, you can get it here
We are still selling the Northiicld Creamery Butter at 32c a lb.
Let every oneeoute the{ will to
llllillilii ll. SEIMllllll’i.
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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5 DOZEIV 5" 5 Damn
$0.00. stool a,
We gather our own Eggs and guarantee
their ireshness.
low is your chance to lay in a. stock for Lent.
MQORE & HARMAN
A Positive Sale!
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Wills Alli] SlIllES
Ever offered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
0. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street, South Norwalk.
000:00000 Sill.
As we intend to make extensive improvements in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to work at same at
the earliest possible moment, we will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods an
, Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the Figures :»
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 25c,
all at 5c 3 pair.
Ledies’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 35c, all at 15c e pair.
,/ Ledies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c, now 35c.
Gents’ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
0mmnmmmm’
gridlotofhdiee’llibbed
'mle,l5c.
Just received a
(Indonesia, '
worth 400-, during , ‘ *
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