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J 'm Mrs. Henry Boermen. a you"!
” ’ memo, was‘set upon from behind by a
. m to lnaenalbillty that will probably
War, it. 3.. Dec. ii.~ldarshall r.
Zomba-andwillleeethssishtdese
flew Jersey Again the Scene oi
‘ a Horrible Crime.
man or arm names.
Isa. lousy Seaman. of Interim. Lt-
“ an I handy Road and l‘rlghIn
“In Ion-I About the Head withI
lat seller—Ilia win Probably Die.
NEW Yeas, Dec. ll.-—lt la some time
final I data-elm woman was foully mur-
kall in New Jersey, but the events of last
evening are likely to bring the
“Masts state once more into the pub
lit”! by all atrocity of more than corn-
” horror. it was just on the edge of
evening and on the brow of the Palisades,
[,aet III]! a mile from the tiny village of
"m, that the latest atrocity was
. I!“ hastening homeward on a lone-
psirotrnliianaarmed with bludgeons and
Id In death. A rich cloak and a few fem~
thine ”gown were the probable mo
tire for the assault, which was evi-
dently premeditated, but the timely an
M of I man who had heard the sicken-
llgnoissof iron upon the victim’s skull
prevented robbery or worse, and the vicious
Macaw with little prospect of ap-
Mun.
Inn Awful Blows.
1d,: blows from a bolt of castiron eigh-
inches long and eight pounds in
were rained upon her face and
head, the first one, unexpected, coming
Mhehind The others were evidently
some bya cowardly hand which had
"ideally lost its nerve, for instead of
. Will fairly and merely they were glanc-
Ingblowsor timid ones, and only succeeded
in maugling the part or tearing it, whereas
one well directed blow with such an in-
strument would have caused instant death.
Horribly Mutilated.
As it was, the poor woman was horribly
hernose was broken, her teeth
knocked out and her face cut in several
plans, and there were strong indications
that herakull was fractured She hovered
between life and death yesterday with all
tho chem-ca save that of abounding health
against her. As for the would be assassins,
though they were almost caught in the
let, Ind though they fled to Fairview and
drank at the public tavern among the
friends and neighbors of the injured wom—
an, they had not been caught last evening
nor their identity established
Six Children to Care For.
The injured woman is the wife of Henry
Barman, a well known restaurateur at
Frankfort and Pearl streets, New York.
The couple have six children. She is his
mound wife, and three of the children,
round faced, sturdy tots, are here She
”married to him seven years ago, is a
plump and sturdy German - American
woman of so years or thereabonts, and bad
the reputation of being the hondsomest
woman in Fairview.
II'IIflnting the Westinghouse Company.
mm, Dec. ll.—The committee of
low! bankers recently appointed to invert
flutcthe financial standing of the Ween
Inflow Electric company has finished
Iblabora. it is given out unofficially that
Mr report is favorable. The committee
Mined that the electric company’s
atockaare worth over 5:5 per share, and
decided to advance the half million dollars
fluently requested by Mr. Westinghouse
onthncondition that the parties making
(III loan have the privilege of naming the
mlmanager for the company. The
{unheard of managers of the Westing-
honor Electric company, at its meeting,
wired to request the stockholders at
”meeting this afternoon to issue .3,-
.3” preferred stock.
Peterl' Financial Schema.
Wasnrxorox, Dec. 11,—Represeniative
Peters, of Kansas, a Republican member
of the appropriations committee, says
that. with a view of relieving the string-
ency of the money market, he proposes to
introduce a bill providing for the issuance
by the treasury of notes on all bonds de-
poaitod for that purpose to an amount
0an to the full face value of the bonds,
and in addition a sum equal to about 3%
cent. interest up to date of maturity
.of bonds-that is. to issue notes on bonds
tend intcrut.
'II Settle the Money Trouble.
PARIS, Dec. ll.—-M. Soubreyan in the
chamber of deputies read a declaration of
the British Bimetallic league, with which
the blmetallists of France are in accord,
asking the government to arrange for the
oonvening of an international conference
townie the existing monetary compliear
dens and advance the welfare of mankind.
EMvier, minister of finance, stated he
would open correspondence with the other
powers as to the advisability of calling a
conference in user.
A Sermon from the Gallows.
11mm, Mim., Dec. 11.4-(ieorge Mar-
tin. colored, the murderer of William
Mmexecuted in the jail yard at
1:!) o'clock. The execution was not private,
a considerable crowd, mostly negroes,
gathered around. Martin requested per-
nblon to make a speech, which was
granted, and he devoted ten minutes to a
m lecture to the negroes. He asked
Bordeanxtospriug the trap him-
.If,and the sherifl did so. He died in
threeininniaa
W with Opening Iler latter.
_, moors. Xeb., Dec. ll.—-Atlele Payne,
B the actress. procured the arrest of her
”(William Deminoh, last evening
on thechargeof opening her mail. it up-
# ‘ thatDemmoulsinfamutcdwlthhfiss
and opened a letter senttoher.
m was taken before the United
m commissioner and placed under
bulb _____..-,,_._
A Big flifltduI at Pittabnrg.
my, Dec. ii.-—’l'he min-- of the
Olivm' Iron Ind Steel L‘Ofltp‘llly, epmlcgipg
“unaware shutdown orau mic n to
I“ night. The shutdown, mem-
' olths Inn state, is for the purpose of
' Nuthafurnmes from gas to coal.
..__-.s-
\
W III Wife Committed lulcido.
'm, all. A. 0. Stewart. wanted by the
Issue police for forgery and othercrlmes,
‘d ht wife have both committed suicide
fl W’s Cove, N. it
nau- by s Vietn- “use.
Vandal“, Dee. lbwltx’congrnss-
‘“ “I“ w. Hooch, while in his stable .
“a “netw- kitten in thecbsekhl
‘ w] u .
memos articulate. ' .
W“
‘M 1"“. (or the line President's
Blasts.
Putnam, Dec. li.—'i'he sale all
valuable and extraordinary collectiond
the eflecte of Gen. George Washington and
of his executor and nephew, Lawrence
bwis, was begun here last night. The
catalogue comprises several hundred ard-
elegandthe sale will extend over three
days. The sale was well attended and
large prices were realized. A letter from
Washington to Lewis was bought by a Mr.
Aldrich tortilla. The last memorandum
book of Washington was bid in by the
same purchaser for 8760. A letter from
Washington advocating the abolition of
slavery brought m. A smaller private
memorandum book brought r400, Six
tickets of the Delaware lottery an~la mem-
orandum bearing the:- nuuibeu in Wash.
ington’s handwriting brought two. A
picture of Betty Washing! on brought this.
Altogether 150 articles were sold tonight,
The total sum realized was Will.
Pleading for Russian Jews.
Lonuos, Dec. ll.-The lurd mayor, in
taking the chair at the Guild hall meeting
called to protest against the ill-treatment
of the Jews in Russia, said he hoped not ‘
lug hostile to the car would be said. The
hopes of the Russian Jown were fixed upon
that ruler, who, by a stroke of the pen,
could nnuull laws which oppressed them.
Manning, the duke of Argyll and other‘
prominent personages unable to attend
sent messages of sympathy. The gathen
duke of Westminster moved a resolutiq
that the sufferings of the Jews 0! Buaall
and that the principle of religious liberty i
ought to he recognized everywhere as a‘
that lie was ignorant of the hardshipsto
which his Jewish people were subjected.
Lord Ripon seconded the resolution, which
was carried, and a committee was ap-
pointed to convey the sentiments of the
meeting to the czar.
Opium Smoking on the lncrense.
SAN FRANClsi‘O, Dec. ll.--Collector ’i‘. G.
Phelps was the principal witness before
the congressional committee on immigra—
tion, and furnished some statistics concern-
ing the use of opium. He stated that be-
tween July, ism. and November, 1&0, there
had been imported in round numbers 176.-
900 pounds of prepared smoking opium,
the duty on which approximated 81,7600”.
In the same period 177,000 pounds of crude
opium had been imported. The collector
expressedtlie opinion that half asmuch
is smuggled in its comes through the cus-
tom house. Opium smoking was becom-
ing popular in many parts of the country
where it was formerly unknown, and was
even used by children. He suggested that
the importation of smoking opiumbe abso-
lutely prohibited.
The Strike at. Pittsburg.
l’l'l'rsm‘liu, Dec. ll.——The officials of the
National Switclimou’s union have not yet
arrived in the cit y for the purpose of ad«
justing the differences between the dis—
charged employes of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and that company's officials.
Their coming is now a matter of some
doubt. Notwithstanding the claims of the
railroad officials that the blockade has
been raised the fact remains that no more
men are at work than on Monday last, and
every side truck between this city and
Glenwood bridge is crowded to the limit
with loaded freight cars. The situation
remains practically unchanged.
Sheep Breeders Choose Officers.
Rot'llESTiill, N. '11, Dec. 11,—The New
York Smie American Merino Sheep Breed-
ers’ :umvintiouelcctcd the following olll~
cers: President, l). t‘ossitt, Onondaga; vice
president, .l. S. Beecher, Livonia; secre—
tary and treasurer. J. Horatio Earl,
Bkanenieles; executive committee, Peter
Martin. Rush; 6. S. llickox, Cauandlt
gun; S. B. Lusk, Batavin; pedigree com-
mittee, C. “F. Lewis. Hopewell: Chulett
Collins, Victor; E. L. Gage, De Ruyter.
The annual shearing will be held at Can-
amluigua the second week in April.
The Freshmen Were “Too k‘resh."
ltocnss'rrn, N. Y., Dec. ll.—Tlie fresh
men of the University of Rochester, return-
ing from a class supperut Gencsee, mare h‘
ed into the chapel bearing aloft the toast
nmster and yelling the clues yell, stopping
the religious exercises. President Hill has
suspended the freshmen from chapel for
the rest of the term, causing them to lose
term examinations. The lenders will no
doubt be "hire severely dealt with. It is
understood several have been requested to
sever their connection with the college.
Bishop )lellahon'e lbsidonce DnmIg «I
HARTFORD, Cunli.. Dec. 11.-—Fire was
discovered shortly after So'clock yesterday
afternoon in the residence of Bishop Mc-
Mahon and the Roman Catholic priests.
situated east of St. Joseph's cathedral, on
Furmiugton avenue. The fire started
from the furnace and worked up as far as
the third floor, the damage being confined,
however, to the northeast corner of the
building. The damage is estimated at
$0.000; fully covered by insurance.
The Lymph Used at New York.
NEW YORK, llec. ll.«-~llr. Jacobi admin-
istered llr. Koch‘s lymph to eight patients
at Mount Sunni hospital “'mlnesilny after-
noon in the presence of a large number of
physicians. The first mo of the lymph
here was made by Dr. Kinuicutt at St.
Luke's hospital in treating a case of tuber-
cnlusls.
Ignored by the Gram! Jury-
iil:.\him, l'u., llcc. ll.~-’l‘lic grand jury
last vw-ulnu izzurm-ul ilu- bill-i uuxiiliet the
eight “Built": milrnml "lllf'llil't charged
with intimidating; voters in the interest of
the Republican Mute ticket at the last
election, and asking the next legislature to
enact law» for the protection of voters.
Auemlilynmn Mule-hey Indicted.
New Yoiui. lien. 11. ~A2‘8t'lnlllylnfln-ell'0h
Mulvauey, of the Fifth district, has been
indicted by the nruml jury on a charge of
electionecring within 1m feetoi‘ the polls
at the lute election. Professor Gutthell,
of Columbia college, is the complainant.
Koch If” Left llerlln.
Beams, ”or. llml’mfeesor Koch has
left Berlin secretly with his son-in-lIw,
Dr. l’fuhl. It in remrted that they arsto
visit the grand duke of Mecklenbnrg-
Schwerlu, who is ill at Cannon
Rows of Professor Bancroft.
Puovmsscr, it. 1., Dec. ".meme
Bancroft. of ilrown university, was
in Cranston Monday. No fort
of the missing man have been received.
0
The Archbishop of Cnnterl)ury,Car-dinall l
pass on.
not. wanted.
ing was a most distinguished one. The Ahid“ With Me; Mr ii is toward evening,
and the day is far spent.
'0 tarry with tin-m. "
from exceptional edicts and disabilitieq behave though "my “1’11“. Yet Hols easily
was deplored by all lovers of humanity, constrained and goes in to abide with
natural and humane right. The speaker“ m "“f‘" it “m“? ‘0 Wm.” He sat at
believed that the czar was a humane mainline“ with [119!“ ‘ He took bread, and
who excelled in the domesticyirtues, but “9”“) It. and “’3“. and gave in them."
illicit lie instituted onthe night of His
'WEKN
A
Lesson x1, FOURTH QUARTER, m-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 14.
test or the Lesson. Luke air. 28. t3-
Commit Verses all. Mir—Golden Text.
Luke xxlv. B1~Conxmentary by B”. I).
u. Steame- .
[Compiled from 1mm HelperQuaI-terl -
mlmlou of H. S. Hoffman, publisher, m-
28. “And they drew nigh unto the village,
whither they went; and He made as
though He would have gone further." The
threesome furlongs had been passed over
and probably the two disciples were sur-
prised that they had reached the end of
their walk so quickly, for with pleasant
company and such instructive ('0an
lion us they had enjoyed u long wall:
would seem every short one. And now
they have reached the end of their walk,
and He will not further thrust Himself
upuu them unless they desire it. lie has
enlightened them, and instructed them,
and made them glad: and now it in for
them say if lll‘ shall continue with them
unpasxnn. How often has He by His
pin! glsw us light upon ills word, both
i xiiilrllls,izn(l in private. but have we
wnytir'eltgmteful and desired to detain -
lim, or have we willingly allowed Him to
llu- u ll not tarry where He is
29. ”But they constrained Him, saying,
And He went in
Foolish and slow to
Lem-"flow much they would have missed B
l they had allowed Him to pass on.
i may not be necessary to see here that 2
tirayul as a memorial of His death till lie
me again; but the action and the words
~ so similar (Luke xxii. 19) that we can-
lielp thinking of it, and as they utter
, (l relienrsctlthc matter that some night
1 lie disciples. at Jerusalem they told
11 He mu knmvn to them in breaking of
l’ [in-mead).
“Aml their eyes “are opened and
new Him: and lie vanished out of
ll“ ’iglit.” In a moment they under-
vhy they hurl been so interested;
. in.
1.111,): cu: whose company they had cu-
in)” llt' report of the women was in
I
,l
“9‘11 r. their own eyes hadsccn Him.
Bil“! :ns gone; as mysteriously as lie
1““ loll them lWlllL‘ll perhaps they had
“0‘ ”will of; so He left their); gone in u
“loll“"lkv shall it lip with us when in
5””‘.‘,"“ In in.» unto in. (Phil. iii,
3'1 ~l’y“'.~.:ill reign with Him over the
“"1“ \R“ ,0, 1m. “'0 shall go here and
{herons [Emmy send us, appearing um!
illelW‘frllut pleasure, manifest to and
COml’i‘mU‘" those on the earth, in His
“‘3‘"? but. longer of the earth.
"e- M“ ysuid one to another, llid
1““ ”l” ,I‘C‘Hmrn within us while Hr
mm“ “'m' ‘by the way, and \vliilu “t‘
”Wilt“ t” “so Scriptures?" it was a
precious licziri m which they enjoyed m.
the “3.": ”l,“ ‘niug of holy peace null
JOY 1"“) ‘k‘lmmwanw of ills presence:
:2?;3;:“::3l"{$c which burns out self
~ , ' ‘lrl. and self ri htcou5«
3:131:91?de and lays mill keeps
“m ‘ ills sen ice and plea»
31 "A”! they l"‘up the same hour
and returned in Jun *m and founl thl
“kw“ gathered i022: Bu‘ml lllt‘lllllllill.
were with them."
t b
tween the mill hearts f. (mi: 1:33:11}? {:5
wlwn they loll illl‘ ' ' m
l
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luau-t» \Vlllt'll they uoW't ,_ B m J”? (111
ensues. unmiml.
fill of llll‘l’t‘sl’ill‘t' weal. >
speedily l't'l rzu'c their smilriongs, ””5
Ill. "Saying. The luml .” .
uml lllilll iiplwurml in Si “BL; “B‘dSW’l’
lliilrllOllsllllwilppcflritlu‘t‘. ,,_ till “,1“
xv..'xl. llnu like our 1.0!?er ”h".
[war specially in thin paints“? $1?!"
disciple whom Satan :0 save. ,9“ u [UN
for whom Jesus pruyml. Stfmm‘ "“
a
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cm
the
his,
manm I» c en, £255 ac. 1:28 ammo-vs.
amine ex, 9:01 animals. 8
titanic-d espres- "om elamvoul. a- 4
0:17! vs. to swimmer , mum $6.6m!
ac ”:nlea. 8:1! an. 10:23 ac..l. .. W
wnluines. 1' “n ”hills
on. 8:50ae 0:611. 10:4! vc
and S, nngll'dd) ea
”LIEU!“ & NORWALK lflVlSlillt.
E. m.— 10.4220, 0.2.1.615, mil).
1 .
P-m.
through are , *7 415
"I ll, srsmsos Vim Prey: it Nun'l \tun’r-
W K. bros, 5an
South Norwalk
CITY 0F NORWALK & EAGLE
d'ili cave Pier 23. East River
VOW \ork amp um, saimdays
Fri iuhx revived from 'i’ a in to 5 p In.
in urine: bvmsienvc Norwaik u'. 5 p m and
will b Nurtvalk a! 0: 0 p m '
FH'lEll' akrn iron. and rec-slum! (or all
bin"
at many retort-d ran-s. K B
[pm nppl cation in nut-um l'. HIV or Xv rwalk
and Km: 1- all he will for .
anywhvrv in New lurk u in. \l» l' in;
‘3' Eli person.- :l’t' Purlrd mun n'g am: of the
New York. New Haven“
and Hartford it. ll.
October 13, 1890. .
ruins Leave some sonwaui as rots
st:
Von 1‘eron a I -5:it (except lend-var?
' t‘ u
10:“ ex , ":37
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fluids cos: a a, . .
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ne 12.55am”. enndsys—ltssc.,9mae..am;
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ac. kit—ironerJWex i-t-aac," 5 . ii
ac..llm'cx..vil25a m.ex. ' I B ”'6‘
Port PPiil'dPllLD. a 8 4:10 ac. mill er.
lira-c Pit —lr:09cr . futile-1:15 rx,8:4 me.
1:07 (twp! lonoay morning between New navel
Von Booms A." —l.la or (via Shore line)
9 IL—lfl' O'Ju. via a nu 10.10” -
ford) ( l! all ) to: win but
LEAVE NEW YORK,
Fort sou-m Noswsu. A ii—tm ex.601sc.
lilac, btlflex.90lac. ixoou "mic, that)
.00. ex Pl—mozquOtx sot-emu:
ex. smex.402ea.aoi a time . "
sc.’80lac.9wsd ' ' Bi “BBL”!
ex . andac .lllOOundn or ex.
nndays—fim $.75) ac . 50': ac.. I200 ui ight
nousa‘i‘o‘sié‘hflifioi
corrected October 2i. 1800.
LEAVE. rOUI‘ll NORWALK as FOLLOWS:
Fonllanallin“. A H.—6:F5,9:'8. P. M -—12:l3.
:10 5:17.01: 1012'; bundaye—9"iiam..6:l::pm'
loa W Leos POINT. a. .56 8:27 10.13
Sunday—9cm
m., 309 p In.
LEAVE NORWALK,
For; Danni'ur A ll 45:“, 921. P. M —l2 ‘8,
103.5 it. ti 33,10 "2 cundaxs- 930a In .63? y m.
hm mum MDEWALK asp 4 [Lens l’i arr A at.
-‘ 32, e i? lntl'l l' M —l'.' 37, all), 6 i4, 500 94".
~undays~8 9a. in ,609p m ' I
LE WE DalNBL'lll'.
For: Sor‘ru VORWALK A li.—d 3%. 7 :lti, 9 or),
1 l’ M. ‘l .u 500 Burilnyr- so: a. In , 505
Main Line.
LEAVE lllilDGEl'Oh’l‘.t
Foil Pin-snub A ll -70.'i, arc ; low, liCC ;
0 l0, mi. ; 1240 mix A. n —4r.u ix; ii I0.
nnndays—-7 85 a. in, mail.
:Gots . nly as far its Great Barrington
man- may as far as New billiard
to ‘-
unuiuilz ' B
Hr‘n;..t:..
it l‘vnnm Mr.» .4. .
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iReekman Surety,
ul 2 p m.)
[rin’ao'a
liaroun a ll NlIWlllk um mug liar mans
[ktlnu‘luia of lhlgil
ployur of the bout: of :ms line . ..
are u t u!
my (rs [lieu-u
p13
llllku, but
so unlike what mun would (1
.‘L‘i. ".\llil llli')‘ told what i,
done in the way. uml lmw lie ‘-
(if them in breaking of brawl“.
of their sail lit-art» It.» tin-v left i _
31:» stranger who juiuwl xlu'm, oft"
:9 We 1‘0
known
{'y told
' (ll
0
liunhusif lli‘ knew not unyiliihqucs'
n-trul» \l’llll‘ll lizul humivnwl, [lux'th‘lm
unn- ~iiuplivily Mi mm «411'. "‘
untl h w. lll‘ llu'u lunl. up llw inunlm‘i'
Ulli‘e‘x in lllnlns'll' flu Mnsm u‘,“
prophets iillll luillll' tlwin sci- .inili'B"
siuml llli‘lll us they ll'.’~’t‘l‘ (llll luvl’nrcf"
liming :ll‘l‘lli‘J :tl l‘llllllliilln, ll» lllfll‘
though llt' mull-l lmH' uniie further.
Lllt‘)‘(‘tllI-ylrlillli‘ll llim uml ll» want it
tarry with llivm; linu‘ He then took hn
uiul bit-«ml ll mul lll‘.l.;il‘ ll :llill gave it
them, and it” :1! «MH' [hr-y l‘~‘t'1)f_[llli'.f?(l ill!
but inninntl) llv uni» gun:- tin-y know "4.
wherc.
.lrrusulcm quickly mwrlgli in h-ll thesi-
glad tidingm.
fill. “.\iul its the) iva. h1litlit‘,.li‘>'.l'-llllll'
self zloml in tire mid-st of them. and saith
unto tin-m, l’luu't‘ be unto you." As they
nguin talk of llim again "0 is in tlmii
midst. This 1.. lllr: lift l1 uplmumnce on that
tiny «m will! it lli- me‘c from the (ll-fut.
ill. "lint tin-y \wn' lcl'rillml :iflilitlll‘lfilll'
ml, and fill]l[lll'l“l that they liml hi'i‘fl u
spirit," llmv wllillllgi' u reception! He
brings pence mul prrwluiuus lmtcc, but they
are llllml will: .iriiution, (our, doubt, uuv
lll‘lli'l. l5 ll HM N‘ l Mill?
m, “Ami ll.- wii luau?» flu-m, \l‘liyuro ye
troubled? uml “l2; mi tlwughl» arise, in
your lit-urns“ Mull of our trouble arises
from thuughh, 01,334. in I‘m- ll. \'.. "unison
lugs."
:l'J. “llrli-‘ilnl My inmrL uxul My feet that
it is Myself; bundle Ale and we: foru spirit
bulb nu: ilrrsli ”ml balm an yum-i- Mohave."
if in the things which mukc m nfruid we
would only my Jesus llinm‘ll’. ilini would
surely lliepl 1 our {(-Ill‘a
40. "And win-:1 lli- luml lllll‘i molten lle
allowed llirm llia lumnls and His feet."
'l'lu-n- \t'i-ri‘: tln- pounds; they Ulillil doubt
no longer.
vll. “.\ml while they ycl la-lit-vml not for
joy, and Wondered, ll» mini unto them.
lluvn yo lure mt} inn-M?" J. u: xx, ‘JU,
says: “Tllvh \n-re ilw (liviplm glint when
they saw the Loni." 'l'lwy Willlltl have
been more Mound litivl they belie-val the
report of Mary and the other Women in
the morning. , e
42, 43. "And they new Him a piece of II
broiled ilsli. and of an lmimycmub, and He
took it and did out ln-inru ills-in.“ Hero is
another feature of fit» lmvrrm of tho glori-
fied body. Not that W" conclude from this
that the resurrection lmzly will need food
as the»: mortal bodies now do. but as the
Lord and the angels utc Abraham's food.
and as our-hurl now ucluully run this food,
so when we are like Jesus. and with film
; ting orer the earth, We the“ be able to
B 'th [sloplv my wholly as now it new
4mm:-
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FU
DAVID srow
Wm. mm "80.
'l‘lu‘.\' lmvhubly also told lmw LP L U M B l N G
socumdthul tin-y v'ulllfl no: :th buck ll ’
N ITURE.
Mireineims.
50. MAIN STE. BET,
Ul’ STAllt‘.
-ll|l Slut [run Will,
:le Air Healing,
‘le
Ullll Dillll Flillll Lilli
MM”,
H
Owing to our increns
‘ I" 0m" MILLINE
finest, choicest, and at the same
TRIMMED HATS in the State.
department proves our assertion
lmost extensive line, a special lot
felt. COVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
HH.
Just Received a‘ New Asxnrlmut of Lalipx’ Kill Glues!
Paarnnns, Bums,
Ribbons, Velveis,‘elc. for Trimmings.
Muhackemo
HM
RY DEPARTMENT
We have some chorce bargains for all. We are showing the
CALL AND EXAMINE-
,, llntel H
Block I ‘
cd Millinery business this fall, we are
compelled to make more room for that department, hence the
followmg offer: All goods in our ladies’ and gents’ Under-
wear hind Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you casxly surmise what great bargains you can find by
calling on us as early as possible to have first choice. All
mpst go at any sacrifice; do not miss this opportunity.
time
In SHAPES we have
at 490, in
venues, are.
For Capes of all Kind
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
the cheapest line of
Our large increase in this
a good quality
amrnncsmnm 1m
KRIEGER',
. sonru NilliWALK. curs.
M‘ILLINERY STORE.
nnelt .
28 lain 8L, so. Norwalk.
0! All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
H. 1. 3mm. Infill I. i. new
Bun all Slut.
—-—oF—-——
it
AND AT
8-
The Best Goods for
I
——n'r-——;
BR IDfiE
()ur assortment of Seal ‘1
pared l(
a gents >35
Children‘s School Shoes
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North {Unit- Mt. South Nor-walla.
BW.B.HALL
(b 00.
PORT.
DRESS EU 118 MM.
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best
V‘ Yelv
., Capes, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets. Plush Capes and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
Vllc :u‘e largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
lrndorwem‘, Small “urns, Dress Trimmings.
Ari floods in lritlgeport.
W. B. HALL & CO.
'I‘la Bu Gunls'fur the Least Money
BOOTS ANS SHOES
.\'I' THE b’l'lllll; OF
C. H- Harvey
Having tho largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections, 1mm, we are pro.
child’s lO-ccnl. shoe to
allies in gents’. ladies' and children's shoes.
Button Boat at $2, formerly :53.
only $1.
and exainiuo these goods, us it is a pleasure to show
) furnish everythingr from a
bout. A number of Specie
A ladies” line Kid
llissus’ Good School Shoe,
at 75 cents. Please Icall
them.
3‘03 and Ranges.
summit for all of the ',
Bllmllwace loft Specialties
5" Win-in Street,
SOUTH NC.
-._- ”It“, - CONN.
JOHN rmnis
Numeral. and Hi
tie.- in all sindr of
Bill]. Al mum
Drag Blow.
Tim Be balsa Laws Price.
--~ .. «coon-ww
um All SHUES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPEC! Alll‘l ES :
'm a. ‘Wam
luau
Assortment of Silks,
cts and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
[llllllis AND l'lllls.
Books, Yarns and
sour & SHOE srous,’
Clark & Lane’s Block
an ‘MW STPF‘T.
Meals, Fish, timers,
Fruits, Vegetables. Pulln, in:
ALL GRADES
Lonest Prices!
the Least Money
H. S. BRUWN’S
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, Twme,
Wire Netting, Woolen Ware, Etc
.0»
W. l}. flllllllfl,
MIN“) II ALL BLOCK.
l-‘lnrst and Largest Assortment
in mi: oily-
double- roll
her the combination. chair and
stop ladder, only 92.00.
ArlI-Is’ Materials,
Mounted on Stretcher-s.
I'm-Hing, l'upcr Hanging nnd
Culctmlnlng. :
L. H. DECKE R,
79 Washinglu sum,
South Norwalk.
Canvas
i
c. fleKLYN till;
autumn to (I. B, Dalilj’x,
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lull-Class Balers, Correctional“
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
. "r 9351‘!”
“D
New and second—ham
Buggies, l'lismtous, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices-o to Suit. All.
Wall Papers;
Flm- line of Gills at 21 cents a.
We are constantly
was m m..." “"
s to all ' B
You will findme ”Ia
EST OOAOHEBS.
BEST ROADST ,
CHEAPEST WORK .
and altogether
BEST asson'rnnnmt’
sane nonsas in rat's-
field County. PW
wanting any kind 01' .
Horse, can be finned“
8381:. All Horses sold
by this establishment *
are WARRANTED. .
m. n. PARSONS. .
spoon; mu Fill. '
YOU . '
WANT To Run THIS.
Onor about December :20, l l
largest and finest assortm role “I! (“my a”
Parallel [July
for the Holiday i, ever opened in this city.
1,800 lbs. 1,800 lbs.
We are prepared to furnish Sunday Schools and
all who want a sulcndis v.rlety of choice goods.
REMEMBER!
F L O 'U' R
ls on tho upward go We still hold to the old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, C. 0. D.
for any brand that you choose.
When buying Canned Gocds. remember that the
celebrated Dow Drop Canned Fruits and Vegetabla
are the best that c in be had
W» sell inclines: Creamery Butler in Prints at
:2: per pound cheaper than any store in the place;
Fancy Creame y Butler at 30¢. per pound; uoorl
Dairy Butler at 25¢. per pound.
Splendid Hams at 13¢ per pound.
The finezt quality of goods at teasonabhle piles It
sumptuous,
33 Washington Street.
LEA DING 680033.
Hill 80M
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AGUUD HUT DRINK FOR 56.
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All lllv lures: FL.
H.
t .1; constantly kept on hand {ll
R. Hale’s Curler Dug Sills.
.:.-' luv of Flow:‘ Just received:
l', [Allulll \llcrhon, (Hinge Phon-
; , uh S-Klrl, \'in For», (john-and Tcu. Bul-
uun and (hocola c.
H. l. llllll,
\'.
ll! 1' l»
; ws LL s'rrtnrz'r, nonwaut-
o’.’l Inn
5. E. BAKER.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
Household Goods
90"
of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Coqis or Sold 03
Commission.
N0. 223 NORTH MAIN STEET,
sm'ru nouwami.
w. 1.. Danna!- mnm' are
3113110" wurr nre . and rvr-rv pair
a t Mu mutu- null pr or slumped all but!» it
po
Call and See Them.
HENRY ' my.
I” I“ m
w L. Douo
Jet
. 's
SHOE ...:nt::/
in” :w-oi Laced Wan-rpm! “all.
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Brick I‘m“ B 013,82?“ KB: 11:“: 02.00 Shoes are the finest ever odered in Booth Norwalk swan & Busnnell! " ‘ .3.:5.I.,.I.l:d'..l"3.?3 3ft." “=0"
' men; we rune id and Bowed, Ladies' French turned d be ‘ ’ :; ’Sf‘B'ill‘S". "“ a.» “‘ "' “m n“
Blue sen Etc , will “on“. w" an we at prices that mutton Water: Ito-”ed” BM J'fi'iffifi”; {Key-mm” lg
hehlizli hacked B A m“ ""‘J '1' Mdim‘. Childmn’u and Men's Shoes that will all M” hank). ' mmm'm ml”? ' 1"" ‘V'l' 9"“ fin“
i It ”I melamine, Mia.) it u . matupqmlar ..
\, 00nd! ‘ ' ”“Mllflmcm . 'lu'm Policeman s Fine la adapter
louutaiu. Pro a G v E if: '13" “Tm?“- my: % . {unamzw’twmmnhm ,
' "' Iberia-ma ram mm a... it"l’.‘ » .; ‘ '
mustang“ LO R &, OI SEN, 93...... “me, .. .xmsgsuoesm
‘ I M... new 0-! 2. War - Mme-mam
lltlll ill llllllll llll'l‘ Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade. a. film m l " ' .
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