to: tools
-.. this opport
mould owner I
.imeanuro av on m.-
m on SUNDAY. row l0.
Mhfiemhytho
“or a I“ or tors-m sure
~Iruught from the lttrer Jam
sve-
13. my Ida—An luterestlnzeere
Wthla morning in the
_ . tabsrnscle hefnretheaermonwaa
A number of Infants who had
.thherebythelr parenta were
r The water used was some of ;
which was brought by Dr. 'l'alnume
the river Jordan. The main audit»
of the Tabernacle and the adjoining
were crowded by an audience of
.Wsaermon was "Invitation to
ddinx.” and the text Luke xiv. I7.
. forallthingsarenow ready."
futirltiu today. We gather other
, . Intothe spiritual garner. Our joy
Ilhthejoyof Heaven. Spread the but
fill all thechalioea. We are not to
thofnneralofadead Christ: wears
~ ngthe marrlsge of the king’s son
as tantrum 'rmr.
wasnu exciting time in English history
Queen Elizabeth visited Lord Mm ‘
It Kenllworth castle. The clocks in all
towers and throughout the castle were i
., -4 nttho moment of her arrival, so
m ulna to point to that moment as the
anrpaming all other: in interest.
’ “Mao! the great banqueting ball
' ' opened. The queen marched in to
bound of the trumpeta Four hundred ‘
_... waited upon the guests It wnsaI
that astonished all nations when i
heard of it. Five thousand dollars a
’did the banquet cost as it went on day
day. She was greeted to the palace
withfloatlng islands and torches and
thunder: of cannon and fireworks thnt
- the night ablaze. and a burst of music
. lifted the whole scene into enchant-
qulnning in that way, it went no
joy to joy and from excitement to ex
wt and from rapture to rapture.
v wn the great‘ banquet that Lord
- . spread in Kenilworth castle.
Mun] Wolsey entertained the French
hustlers in Hampton Court. The heat
of all the land provided for the table.
gusts were kept hunting in the parks
the-lay. so that theirappetites might be
. and then in the evening hour they
shown into the banqueting hall.
' table aglittcr with Imperial plate and
.. .. wlththe very costliest wineeurnd
~ neeoud oourseof the feastwasmade
hodhallshapa. ofmen and birdsnnd
‘ and dancing groups, and jousting
. . riding upon each other with up
Lords and princes and am
. v their cups gleaming to the brim.
first to the health of the king of
. i and then to the health of the em
"ofli'ranoe. That was the banquet
- Cardinal Wolsey spread in Hampton
, A Milt mamm.
Birthday. my brothersand sisters. I in
you toa grander entertainment My
. tit-king. is the bauqueter. Angels
Godmthe cupbearers. all the redeemed
“ the guests; the halls of eternal love
5 . ~ with lightmd pared with joy and
- . . with unfailing beauty are the
mating plane, the harmonia of eternll)
‘ themasie.theehalieee of Godot-erm-
' -. aadlamone of the servants come
v wlthlnrltationatoall the people.aml
'thdtyou minhthreaktbesealofthe in
--nnd rudln lnkofblood. and with
trunnion- hand of a dying Christ,
comforall things are now remly.’
Miro-there have been great «limp
" .. at a banquet. The winches
, out. orthaservanla have been rebel
orth Ilghta have felled. but. I walk
’E' around the banqueting table of my
toil”. and I find everything com
and l swing open theduor of thin
autumnal I say. “All thing:-
now ready."
We. my text Inn on. and In the
. place-y that the lord Jenna Christ
Trudy. Cardinal Wolsey did not come
' . thebanqnetinz ball until the mod
.1- ofthafeaet. and when heentered.
~ andspurrerL-llthexuestsarme
,IIurldhlm. but I have to tellyou
our banqneter, the Lord Jesus Christ.
, In “the beginning of the fat. A].
“been waiting for his guests. waiting
ofthem um years. writing with
' . - r feet. waiting with head on the
, . . aide. waiting with hand on the
- temples. writing. waiting!
.darltlathat the banqueter did not
moods”. "Shut the door. and let
stay out.” So, he ban been
How much be Is in enrntatl
, rho-yon! lumber up allthe teen
Ioodd hlecheek in eympethy. all the
. that channeled bl: browsnd back
' hand and foot to purchase our in
“ _ .. l upsllthemmcom
’ to. night chill. and mountain
end d-trt loneliness. and I put
' bumbltterrry. ‘I gather up all
m that ehet from trues-ml spike
latooueltroaa. fished-drop
tall-broom“ l putlt underline
dthsgsapehaadlteu to lake-
‘ . Jones-unfunny. humid-t
. end were and weary,
‘ two-admit a palbos in which
went ”heartbreak-nu every sen
OWhtmrto on. and be
““Mm fora I thioge are
.
unity which is offered at the
and Shoe store of
9c. H. HARVEY,
‘ _ to zoom mm mm. son-re NORWALK. comm.”
thou-ad person The subject of .
notion of 15? ‘ Peroent,
or thertockmnet be ooldin order tomaquoornfor
count IN. 7
mperueturm energy. and with penal
dipped in everhtstinu morning-l will write
It out in onpitala of love. J-EBU—SJeenal
It Is thin One tbet in waiting for you and
”or me,forwe are on thesatneplatforlr
before God. Howloug hewaitadfor me!
How long be has waited for you! Waiting
ssa bemuetar waits for his delayedgneets.
the meats tracking, and the beakera brine
ruins. and the ruinrtrel with his finger on
stifl string ready to strike at the first clash
of the hoof: at the gateway. Waiting as a
mother waits for A boy that ten years ago
went off dragging her bleeding heart after
him Waiting. 0b. can you not give me
some 'conrparison intense enough. importn—
unte enough. high as heaven, deep at bell
and vast an eternity? Not. expecting that
you can helpline with such a comparison. I
simply any he is waiting as only an all
sympathetic Christ knows how to wait for
a wandering soul.
[low the knee and khe the Son.
Come and welcome. sinner. come.
“run now sruur is wurlxo.
But] remark min. not only Christ b
waiting, but the Holy Spirit is waiting.
Why are some sermons a dead failure!
Why are there songs that do not get their
wing under the people! Why are there
players that go no higher up than a hunt-
er’s holler)! Ilecauu there in a winning
link that only the Holy Spirit can make.
famous Boot
nammonmur.
Meats. .
Fish. ’ Oysters.
Fmits,legetahles.Poulry.
or w. tones or rnmn sews.
AT WHOLELALE 8r RETAIL.
m .
{down iniquity from yearn-art. 'l'heyare
ready to rejoice.
look: There is sheep! from thstbroae
iofGod; One moment amitetondhefore
’Cbrl‘ltnndheard the doxolosy of there
deemed. It isbere now. Bright
. what news from the (golden cityf Swab.
spirit blast. The answeroomes meltinxon
the air. "Come. come. for all are
now ready." Angels ready to bear thotid-
lnp Angels ready to drop thebenedlo-
tion Annals ready to kindletheloy. All
ready. Ready. cherubim and seraphlut
Ready. thronesand principalities and now
ere. Ready. Michael the archangel
lo STMPA‘UH’ Inru Ionizer arturruar,
153:.
Yea. I go further and say that yourglo
rifled kindred nreready. Ihsve not any
sympathy with modern spiritualism. l
. believe it is born in perdition. When I are
the ravages it makes with human intelr
‘tated, when Iaeethebad moralsthat
often follow in its wake. l have no faith in
modern spirit unlism. I think if John Mil
ton and George Whitefield have not any.
thing better to do than to cmwl under
Rochester tables and rattle the leaves. they
had better stay home in glory. But the
Bible distinctly teaches that the glorified
in heaven are in empathy with our to
west AIITIIILES rot sums Will.
.tion.and intbe excitement of themwd
‘leparafed from hismaeter,whomflly
‘d'armeaol bisloes. twasmore than an
lecte,when-l seetbe homealthas derasv‘
‘ now."
. horned on the mud to .Damnscue, like as
demptigm.
“There is joy in heaven among theanzzeln
of God over one sinner that repentethf’
and if the angels bear it. do not onrdepart—
ed kindred there hear it? There are those
when Lydiu's heart was broken in her due there who toiled for your salvation. and
store, like aswheu three thousand souls..wh¢n they bade you goodby in the last
were lifted out of midnight into midnoon hour. and they said, “Meet me in heaven,"
at the Pentecost. Doyou notice that some there urns horering over the pillow the
times that Spirit takes an insignificant awful Winilirythut you might not meet;
agency to save a soul? I think it isvery But, oh, the mthos when that hand was
often that at. justonepassnge of Scripture. thrust out from the cover nml they said
just one word of Scripture, a soul is unveil1 gmxllpy, For how long gmdby was it!
If that Spirit should come through this as
semblnge this morning there would be a
power felt like that when Saul was an
' [3mm : and: Pitta“
or “netball-“I'm “ in a”
callonuaif groom“,”Wu!“a
post. no” not be misled, but
Wm ‘
tumult!) HITS a Special Feature this sea...
Shapes in LargeVariety.
n- 1”; lone-bored.
Agentleoran whokazresttraveler,and
who is always aemmpauhd in his "ruler-
lnp by a bull terrier. to thh helsm‘uch
attached.arrivod oneday lathecityof
Florence. Hie dog was for tome lea-in
latrnated totheenreofaporteratthestaw
South Norwalk
carpet ennui?“
Carpet Making.
carpet Laying.
I am now prepared to promptly attend to
All Kinds of Carpet Work
carpets will.” mum and
andunderthennnsualexperieueeofbeinc
kept the animal with him, Bruno m
moved to make his scape.
The most earrful searehwasrnsde.”
before going to his hotel the traveler went
to the police station to notify the gene
New Carpets made and llld at ehort notice.
Old Carper. repaired in the best manner. In
short. any work pertaining to carpet» done
promptly and at returnable prices.
John Allen.
hour before he rear his hotel. When
hepzot then-bespoke of hislmeothat if
anything wan heard of the dog it would be
understood that the animal belonged to
him To his astonishment theporter said:
”But your dog is here, air. He um
before you. and we did not know to whom
he belonged." ’ (fuller left all; I}. I‘lysbee's l’l;r:fll.‘l{!nf'lli. Rall-
t-Irbe dog is here!" ”mud the n, are. at». . . foamy n. to an r mam;
man in ourp . . "How I" I ‘3?" elreet. South Borwnlh. until :4
“He ran in, sir. about half an hour ago.
and after enufling about the office fora
little he ran up stairs. leave ordersto
have him driven out. but the boys have
been busy, and he is up there somewhere
HALE’S
Dough Balsam
.. -4 ”I. .._
Vlllll DIIEIIIII,
IIIINElIIIIIIIIl,
The traveler. of course, went up stairs at
once. and there on. the mat before the
chamber numbered forty-four lay Bruno.
who sprang up with the moat frantic dem-
onstrationsnf delight at finding his master
twain.
Tim gentleman rembered that two
years previous be had been with the dog
in Pilll‘t'llct'.~"sllll hurl amid at this hotel.
Ile Illil not remember that he hall occupied
this fizirilt'llIar nmn. but on referenceto
file huh-l reg'htcr such was found to be the
CALL AK!) are run.
HewanTilly‘.
II. IIBKI.
em to C. B. DeKlyn.
5| Washington. to. Nowell.
ll Illa Street, Nowell.
First-class
Bakers. truncations,
ICE CREAM.
and“ 0rd From ‘
mingllmI ‘ "" .1.»me
[rnrrlrrs' guide
N. 1., Newoflaun & Hartford II. II.
oher In. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE NWT" NORWALK S
FOLLOWS: A
Fort Sew Yours. A. lit—5 intesee l blonds l
ex. bmtmlucnl em, “one. 731w?lhiex. 5
r1. 8 a; local ex rem on: ex. 933 an. III II ex.
113‘: locales. ’. Airmail”. Um no. 2:!) ex.
256 at. to Btumford. express from staniford.
331i. I files. 50!: no. to Stamford. 5 at or. 5 50 ac.
o 2}) es. it it an. 1’ 5] ex. 3 ll run, lit Zion. I I!!! run.
\\ uhingtoo earn-m Sunrla 'n—b in ex.. 5 fol
ex? it lime. P. . I. «ti 14 an. 7 ar.,9 or.
_ Irolt New "At’lL'i. . M. « 1 til en; Ii Ill run.
I 59% run. b m run. I! lit 03., Ill 4:! nl‘. I’. 11.42:»
cm. I If: on! {:5 no" em on. t 5 ae..5 15 an..le
an, 5 I?! or Slam. it ll ur.,lHl an. ll "I .ldnme
es and m. -1. a. m r Sundays-- 7 1’3 on.
It I; tun. a. : if in or. t.
lulu Ils mono. M.~li In no. 0 Id
, rs.
“Nine. I’Jl. titties- it]: can. icon. 7 I.
em: b that. ll flex; 1': 5a. or. ex.
Eon hrulmnzrb. A. M.~~o loan. omen.
lunar. I’. M.«mn ex" ”2am. 7151151.. 8"
n9. 1M ten-opt Monda ' morning between
how lint-en end Springllr Iluex.
l’ttlt Imam. A. .\I. »l I: win Shore Line).
I’. .\vl.~-l!l!t er. lvlu Springfielell. I”? train
llllrlffll‘lll.
w
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fun Horrn Surrwun. A. My full or" tifll
ar-..'.’le.2. F'lh'h’.. l”‘$lt€‘.. Hilton, ”mum;
12m noon“. l'. .\I. I2“: mu. “In-3.. 2|! m-a’.
:llttex.. :lillet" in: em. Mt u.. ML’r~x..9ilL'ex..
fills-guild non. EMA-Inn“ u. and at. If"?
umlnnzht ex. Sun-lay»- no! out :lllll‘..5‘7~'lfl‘..
2 ill midnight.
Housatonic Railroad
Danbury 8v. Norwalk Division.
I'llltltlit'l'lll) ”I'll FEB. ll). Mil.
“brains have South Sorwnlk fur Ihmbnry ~
ll war is a. m.. 1:: ll.’.’ hum-mum! IIJ'Jfi tum.
Humility 936 it. In. and lift: p. m.
Trams Irate Ibmhnry for South Noru‘alk 7*
II-IJL
because the Holy Spirit gives it supernot '1 Now. snppoee you should pass into the
urn! tumor. Kingdom of God this morning. slippage?
Do you know what it was that eaved you should say: "I'm done with thesinsi
Martin Luther? It one that one new. onus world. Fle upon all these folliesx
”The just shall live by faith.” 0) you 0 Chriql l take thee now. I take thy:
know what it runs that brought Augustine gers'wr‘. I ro-pnml to thy love. thine um I 1
from his horrible illusimtione? l: was forever." Why. before the tear of repent»
that one verse, "Put ya on the Innl Jesus once had clriul um your clierlt. before your ‘
Christ.:smi make no provision forthe flesh. first prayer lclueed, the angel stumhng j
to fulfill the lusts thereof." Do you know with the air-«age for thy soul would cry
what it was that saved Halley “cars, the ‘ upward, "flu is firming!” and angels pols
celebrated soldier? It was the one parsmge. in: titlilnll‘ Would cry nptvnnl. "He is cont
"Believe in the LordJeeus Christ undthou log!" all along the line of light from door 5
shalt be saved." Do you know what it ‘ way tmlmrwny. Il'nlll wing tip to wing?
was that brought Jonathan Edwards to; tip, the news would go upward till lt'
Christ? It was the one pom-lg», "Now . reached the gate. and then it would flash:
unto him be glory forever and ever.” to the house of many mansions and find ij
One Thanksgiving morning in churchl your kindred out. and Home before the?
read my text. "Oinuive thanks unto the thmuc would any: “Rejoice with rue.tny'
10rd,“)! b9 '15 2000."und a young man when are nuswerrvl. Give me another?
“(rod in the galleryantl said to himself: ”I . burp with which to strike the joy Smell. i
have never rendered one acceptable oiler I aflh‘rtl. small"
ingot gratitude toGodinull my life. Here, " Ans: you many? ,
Lord. I am thine forever." By that one . Sow. my (fiends. if Christ trendy. “a
MW 0' 5"")an ”um ””32“ ““0‘ the Holy new a. ready, and the church inf
the kingdom, and if I might tell my own . ready, and the angels 01 God are ready, 9
experience. I might tell how one Sabbath , and “urflufifiml kindred are ready. are
afternoon I wasbruught mthe peace of the ; you my”? 1 give with the emphagi of
goepel by reading of tbeSyroPiuenician'sf mysoui the ql‘u'ellnn, “Are )0“ ruddy?"
cry to (firm: where she sold: "Invert the' II “mm...“ 3.1 into the king's mu: u.
dogs 9"" M ”’3 "Pm“ that full from "‘9 will be Immune.- you do not accept the ear-
mzmter's tnble.’ Philmophtc tenuous nest invitation. Am, armclmlunt 30.3“]
never saved anybody Metaphysical It? with blunt from elbow to llngi'rtlp, lips
mans never saved anybody. All ”Ml : quivering in mortal anguish, two eyes
Pk“ going "‘3'" out of'the heart NW1 beaming everlnitiug love while be my].
0' "’9 IIon Bluest. that ‘5 what “"3“ “‘5" "Count. come. come. for all thing. are now
is what bring-r people into the kingdom of remiy." .
Christ At Kr'ttilw'm'tlr CartleJ tolxl in‘thr-y
l rut-pone the world thought that 'ltlron’t stopped the clock: when Queen: l llimbet b ‘
“3 (.hulruers preached Wt 53"”‘0'3’ I“ h” arriml. that the band of time might point ,
“'15 unmetry, but Thomas L'halmeruanya ‘ to timl moment as the one moot significant ‘
he ”9“" preached at “3 “3"” years “n" , and trrmrmluus. but If thin morning the‘
be “E“! occupied “ pulpit he calms 0,“ ”I Kim: .{mmhl enter the castle of your will.
his ”wk room,anil. weak “Dd WWW“. Wt'll might you stop all the clocks and.
he “00d and ““3"” “0"? 0‘ Chm“ ‘0' him: the butter or time grunting to this
the people. And m the gum day 0' fl" ‘ (moment in» the one most i-tupemlous in all
“I” “ “M be found that ”0" so much the your life. Would tbnt I could come all}
eloquent sermons brought men ‘0 Chi“ ' through tbrwitlnlcs and all through thesei
“3 It“ story told perhaps bythoee "h” gltllrf’lis, not nddrrseing you perfum- I
were unknown on ““hvlh" “triple story Intllr, to: taking you by the bowl ma.
0' “’9 S3Vmur'3 l0“ "Ed men-Tr 51"“ by Irmlllt'r lulu-oi it brother by the hand. and (
the power 0" the “0‘! (11‘0“ “might {0 my“; to one and all toeueh, “Cornemome.
“‘9 heurt. Lorne, IIoly Ghoat. A," h" '5 "the door lumen. enter now and sit down
here this morning. [In fill» all the place : m ”‘6’...“va 1‘
I W“ Y0“ the Holy Ghost h ready old man. (loci has been waiting for thee
THE "mm '3 “MTINU- lungyennr Would that some tar of re
“It-‘0 '80 on “d N“ 3““ ”19 church It! pmtnnre might trickle down thy wrinkled .
mil: The" anthm here who say. "No cheek. Has but Christ done enough lug
one care. for my soul." \l'edo can: furit. frerlint: thee nod clothing thee all three:
YUM see a man ”OWNS M3 bend I“ WEI". years to win from thee one word of gmtl- “
and you say. ”That man Is inrllflereut." rum-r Comma" the young. f‘hrietiethe
That man bows his head in mm that the mom of the fair. “an: out on thy beam
truth maygn to every heart. The air by it?!» bunt (tom, the furthest. away from;
Inna! purer:- ler are living up this Christ. I)runkarrl,l.'hrintenn pnrommoj
morning from this unemblv- flnndmh' dreofthat thirst. llecan mtorethy broken;
0' prayers ““5th tothethroneofulleten ' home. Ile can brealt that sharkle. Come
int; fled. Taeairlsfull of prayers—prey “our. tnday, and get his pardon and file
an mendlns noon hr noun 1mm Fulton etrenutb. Libertine, (flirt-u knew where‘
etreet prayer meeting. Friday night by you were but night. "or known all the‘
Friday night all over thin Inducing up story of thy sin. Come to him this clsy.’
from bra-slug circle» Youth" in not a u. will out owny thy m. and he will
minute 0‘ 0“ “WWI ”I '3“! ”M'- llfl'nm throw around thee the mbeuf his pardon. I
lltrf. snpplirntlom mending to the throne I "urn“, thy fret foul with hell. thy lnngh- ,
Mummy. The chnrvh in ready. And If terthelmrmrnfthe llft‘elrU Mary new
you nlmillll this morning rtnrt for your .lalenllfhrist walla fortbce.
rather: how more would be hundmb. mm. one further oil, further than I
and thou-moth in WI “emblem who havenneuthmul.nemnotmhopefuluany
would m H they knew it. “Make omn‘ Ihnve Intentional. eel! righteous no», fee!-
Ior that roommate room for him at the. lug thyoelf all right. having no need of
holy sacrament; bring the silver bowl for Chriut. no “a of pardon, no need of help
him Isl-Wm. sin Mm MI rismo r" the «0 self righteous man! do» thou think
privilege! otthechnreh of Jenna Chou." I In it“. up. thou mentor the reset!
0h- I “W W?" M" “W '50 "I “'0‘ Thou cared not. flod’a servant at them
church him” 0‘ hypocrite-r. but WWII» would tear o! thy robe and lure than
not really think so. It longlorionn church. . mgr at m. ”to. out! righteous maul
Cbrlut pantie-ed it. Christ built it. Christ; m 1......» some, Comtollro rent. (30”,;
«rue; all its mates. Christ ermine! It "mg of my .1... Come, take Christ for
with upholstery. crimson with crucifixion . thy Wm“,
mafia. Come into It. Come Into it. I; [worm going away. shadows on
«multimillion-nor that maul mummnummm fartherovarl
hay,”\'tm may-mm." lmy all mayeoms the plum The banquet has already be!
mwboeoem will. “Come with tar end we m, cm“ haeeatered into my. MM
will do read Tb- Imi huh mom to which youarelnrltetl. The mom are
out commits Int-rt” taking their places. the servant of the
Wamamwalladuuond. bluuhsehlvhsodonthedoorof the ban-I
0W!- M “I“ miter . ducting worn, and he begin to “I? ltl
“WWWW 8'” shot. Nowhyonr timetonola. ow
trinytlme to enter. lmnst sofa. You
unstable. Hebtwlogluthedoorehnt.
line. it to half shut. Rom-it to three-
fourth that. favourite-take After
awhile It will be forever that!
Home Why out re Men masseus-
net!- m m. whleh outrun-tum
fancy Wtdb ts rhummuw
mammal-rm.
Wheeler-lettuce!»
bit faster I'll stop all my fresh-begun from v;
the muntry acomiu' on your line." 5 >7,
More often than not the gentry referred ,: z
3 to as (fairly. Pickford and limit Western V ,1: '
litrlngly reply, in which the various» merits E
of the horses are dismissed. Pickford will :3-
‘l‘lw do; luul remembered not only the
Imlel. but. the chamber. and when he found
20 Cents.
I
hinnelf lost in a strange city he at onoe
mu mxlmpluee where he and his master H ' R. H A LE, '
l.:ul been together Iacfore.——\'outh's Com- 5
W" NORWALK, com.
‘ TNII NIII) TIllIl
lleturts Among '31:. Driven.
it Is very nmuettlg to hear the 'husdriv- ‘1
or» shunt “.~\ penny all the way to the a 3.
World’s Hm!" or “The Man in the noon." ‘2‘!- ‘7
turn publizrlmum. by the by, where they 7‘5; ;
imnrieialr HOD. The way a driver will .1- 5
:uldrrx-~ the m‘etxpant of the seat ofnve . 3
bit-loubici. is; blocking his way is funny i ‘
t» n 41:29}. "Now then, Couly. git on 1 ' y
with [lull 'nlf 'nmlered." "llere. Pick- : §
f al, are you gun! to a funeral?" “look :
'rre.6rent Western. if you don't move a
“(W
1. Anything: in NW Illll'hl'
;\II II“) vs HIIII by IIII»: 1-»
probably invite the ’bus driver to send hill
burn» tn “my privit residence. an' I'll put s
l-:[ u ‘osh on it." Great Western will say
mile! . “llnllnnl wot. brought lllnt lot
out .1: till. Bill?" (,‘only. however, becomes
[H‘P‘I'l .1, ml looking up at the busmun‘s
ml (411' may remark to the. great delight
of the onlookers. ”\‘ubf I believe yer
mother must ’nw- unused yer for at month
upside (lownf"~la)utlon Til-Him
Manufacturing Belles
no the lookout for crndirin and bar-
iurlx {Asians travelers front thr- enliizht
med ens: are likely to be. a party of New
England tourist... were recently treated to
:l 1;: Imine surprise. While driving With
l1..~ir ivn-eu-mfrtrmbs their attention wm
:lrrrurtml by :1 number of xntmtones of
yucnlinrly ugly design, the distinmripbing
Imlllll’r‘ In'lfti; a dial on wthb the hands
p. min-«l to figures indicating the age of the
llr‘t‘r‘tL‘il‘fi. l’ontlng out of the cemetery
they stopped for a that with the element-
n~r at its unto. and in oourw of confirm.
nunnne of the visitors. bent on mischief
fur the Californian. referred totbese re
nmrknhle monuments. “Well, yrs,"said
lllr gratified sculptor. "they air popular.
I‘ve neat for mmemorr. but thedeala says
they‘re going off like hot cakes ‘ronnd
llll'l't‘, and I'll hereto wait alfttle before
he can ship another lot." "Then you don't
nuke them here?" retired the visitor. "0h.
rm. I only mole the lose. The tops are a
[uh-Med article. 'I'hey more from Con-
nerlicnt."-—('br§atinn Union.
'I‘l'lll'k Illll'fif'h‘.
tnhlisInm-m urn \mt'mutml.
M. H. PARSONS,
Furnu-rs' Horse-a. in I'm
PRICES LOW.
Brooks‘lde Stock Farm.
llmn' v
Hamish-rs.
Ilurws.
Linn.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trutllllg‘ lllll‘h'vfi. Paving lItu'M-i. Finn
bound to Quebecetruck on Renews isl~
and. The unfortunate men clung totbe
rocks, and notwithstanding the raging
hillows several lion“ munned by volunv
leer: put of! to attempt rescue, but none
of the boats reached the men. and one
after another they dropped into the sea,
until out of fourteen comprising the crew
but one wan left.
This man. Alexander Alllason, “be?
much battling with the waves we» finally
wuhed within reach of the people on
shoreand kindly and for. Nine bail.
have been recovered. among them being
that of the captain.
Coming Wooden Gremlin.
It In said that Don M. Dickimmn and l.
Milton Weston; of Miehigonmre lulermtml
with Mr. W. 1‘. Whitney in on» or two
bus-Irina enter-prim of coneidemblr mo '
m. N. ”no”! them lea syndicate to new
"torture sniphite fiber. The plant in in
Mahmoud the proclaimed in n (Yunnan.
invention. The fibers of the spruce wood ,
wit) wt for In bl": Riven the lit-Ht rennin .
Mr Weston any: that the sulphur dbari
Ihrm mm makes as good blankets as wool Z
rim The wood blankets are said to be
i-Iwuper. and while woolen blankets sell for
pix dollars a pair the spruce tree product
run he turned out. according to thh syndi-
cate. for three dollars a pair. lt stayin-
tenet his moiety friends to know that Mr.
Whitney hr said to believe that we will all
be wearing wooden clothes after a while-—
not the “womlen overcome" in which ten
derfeet who die out west arenidtoenme.
furore. but. complete outfits of apparel
which can be made from "the soft aide of a
lmard."-—»New Iork World.
brie (flattered.
It «non-emcee". Twoledyfrlemls
were chattering uway as only ladies can.
"Jim-y" linen Defeated.
le You. May la~"Jirnmy" Hagen.
Philadelphia’s crack fighter at it: pounds.
met hie first defeat in the prize ring latt
night. "Jimmy" Lurkins. the famous
cross country runner of New Jrruey,de-
Irate-I him in the fourteenth round. The
nation only recently started and composed
of all the influential sports about how
York The pulse was 01,500. It was give
and tnko from the very start. After the
fifth round [Atkins had everything hIa
own way. Toward the clone of the en-
grater his pounded his peanut all
.the & ‘Jt volunteer taleahl-
“all: truth new big
’ . pectotora‘ o
waywk Philadelphia lad'a free web an
awful right. Ila was knocked down ulna
time- In the last round. and dually outof
pity Jere Dunn stopped the affair and do
clam! tarklna the winner.
; AI Actres- la "ma.
Pars-mm. 1.. May low-Ill- ltsbel
ration.» urn-n. who "I *0 M9 “1
53.5. 7 iii. Qf‘l'rnnrl ll {5 at. m.. II I”. if!) and I5 ll)
is. In. number» ruin. it. and 5m r. m.
'l'mintlmu‘rSouth Surunlk for blur-mill
t» limo-l it let: ‘ I”, .‘z I» infill Mt. p. m
'l'rmnvl It I {-lrh‘nullr Nurwllh
I. {3. I it). it .t. .1. it... 3.96. 3‘51. ‘Hll my!
“2" p. m.
.‘.l.\l.\' LIX Itll'ban.
r lirula. . rf :‘u- (I:
z . par-innum- iur Pitt.- .
lnmn. "L. l-d\>rlu:t‘f fur Pith Ell. mulling
l‘llnllto'llt'li) for Album and the “WM.
l'l lvln. fin. min-.1furlln‘a’iet'tfl
r v . ( ' it kl
Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight Line
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SBIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII MID IIIIIIIIIIII.
TIIF. l'lli HELLER.“
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7. I! . ll‘lt’t'la‘lflnll bII‘e‘I :I
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wruml. :tl IMP p. nu.
-Ilt lthrrI ”Hill and
rm vital for nll
.u wrath rwlurerl mt- ~.
run to tenure the I" of Xur.
um fur ept ‘\I lulsul
fr. «it! :mynlmre in New \Mk nr'i rinity.
£4” .lllx-vr-nm are forbid trusting buy of
II” t‘l'lltlluws nf the In .ih ut‘ thi~ lineonm,»
mvim ”1' lIm-Mlxrrr them-r, M5
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
I‘lr'nn. Er unnmirnl. lIr.il.:llfuI. at
am THE can or mm.
H A Z E LTO N
.‘Jnl
Cross Creek
COAL.
3:33.553; gimgggnjngymztbickory. Dal, Pine and Chestnut
W999:
Paladin" and Straw,
DHIIN IND, .iFED. / ,
Baymondlrnlhtrs
"Oh: I'm to have tome new diamonds!"
wt last night st Jacobs'thsater
mldenly exclaimed one. talkie my, 3.. with s duties-lunch
"humour ‘ ', ' ‘
some all In a lamp next week. and he says
I may have ”to put Into diamonds.”
“Dear are! by
"flow billet”
“The «lichen it is!” growled a man
rest the state below in truth. "fio It's
at.“ e- u. in» M...“
err. rum
mm...
”Malib-
.' L It“
.ufi threw-litr'oiioeo
Eggs for Hatching
I have now wiring: of liuw- of rlrolml
strelnnuf
Nlite tannins, light Brahmas
an! more.
All Prelim Stock.
8. B. STEVENS.
all in at (lapel Street. South Small.
Imus-
If. "e Patent
I“. to rats.
Sara thud
Prices £73m An.
Best Material is Used. combining Durabilityand sun,“
W. B. Hall & CO.
NGS. ’ ; .
Fifty Pieces Black llrilliamines, 40 inches wide, and Best Hall-
1 lot All “'ool Suitings 250, 1 lot elegant Fluids
choice Silk and Wool Goods, handsome
shades at only 500. this is the regular Wér grade.
‘ 3‘. 00 Si
Andyouwlllseenotonlya “ _.
and Perfect Fitting Shae. .
But one in which the ‘
Neat
linking it the bent 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the market. . (
IEVERY PAIR ‘WARRANTED.
Call and exatnine them before purchasing any other shoe, at In '1
H. s. BR0WN”S~,{I
South Maln'Street. So. Norwaik. . ‘
” BRIbGEPon‘I-f
SPECIAL OF F ERI
Dollar quality, price. 29c.
One lot Colored Brilliantines also 200, 1 lot ll “’ide Suitings 50¢,
3740 and 50c.
Grenadines. *
Wide Lace lit-titular» at 81.50. these are the finest goods imported,
All Wool Goods.
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the new shades. 1 lot til-inch wide at $1. not sold elsewhéire
less than 81.25. fine French 81 (‘osbmeres at live.
Fifty Cents.
150 pieces fine Surges. including all the new Spring and Summer
. Silks and Velvets.
nu ti.» lhxuhtrr} mu! Xurwnik .rml Slur- ?
. . l .
Tfit town.
_ All the new Color-lugs. In pineal bargains in Black Silks. 75 stvles
in Hard Pungovs. every share in Plaid Fungi-es. ! lot handsome
Plaid Silks. 5m:
More Room
Has been given the Small Wart-s. Buttons. Trimmings. Art Goods,
Laces. lint-lungs. Collars. etc. two styles Black Laces for Dresses
1’00 styles .\erv Dress Trimmings. ,
Special Lots.
1"!“ Ornaments for Fancy Work reduced from 5m- to 1.30 (1 (I02
I lot from 35» In M- ;1 Joy... Stamped Spins-Mm no. Worth 200 Writ
lug Tablets '30 t'llf‘ll. Genuine Iiulnl Rings 25(- czrrll. h’hnppiuo Bags
SI. worth $1.5M. Lilbin's I‘:Xll’:ll‘tr~‘. 531'. Yam-lino Tm. (,‘hufi-lfiine
Bags .150. \VUI‘lIl rim. 'I'mvclling Bags. H-‘w. worth $1.25.
The Best Goods-
lIT LOWEST PRICES.
Bootgand Shoes
&
E .\I'——
Glover & Olsen’s.
SPECIALTIES.
(lur Sumb Kltl Lullios'
in South anwnlk.
: LacIiI-s' lt'rcm'lx Kill. llmnl fit-“WI. Ladies' 1’!
3 write at prices that will astonish you.
. A full limb of Ladies". Children's and Men's Shoes that will
1 pay all to examine.
Glover & Olsen
LEADERS III THE 300'!" AND SHOE TIINIIE.
Thaddeus Guyer.
nan-nus sanctum
SDIITII IIIIII STREET SDIIIH IIDIIWIIII.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on ‘
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
\Vv am selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters.
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l‘lw lll’l'YIIESS and ITXI'LF. NII'K RANGES. Both Set and Port.
able, including New York Ranges.
, . spam: no smurf
BIIIIII tIIDmB. MILLIN ERY.
Mrs. llwlawcen,
No. 3 Water Street' Nowell.
Erbiblln all the latest styles In
Pattern Hats, Bonnets and all
Nillinery Novelties.
ladies will please errant this Invitation. No
. > on a. \luhsllolenour new s in." aln
?.Imlii'fll'll'$ll'll§f""” lion. Shoe dealers).
WENThII'III [DIS IIIIE BEEN
SDlII THIS IEIII.
I
i
i
I Sim Shoes are the finest ever offered
I
7
Those lofn on Wmulwnnl. Lin-
coln mul Lownva tll‘t‘fmt'ii are the
cheapest and last lots for the
Nanny in IIlll city limits
FURNITURE
I “m... .._.
onm'r BARGAINS.
David Stow.
Math Mstn «net. Uni-Main.
runlummom
DXHDIIINTNI INTIIEID Ill.
Eight more lots will beoffered
at present. Terms of payment
will be made to suit your cum
vonience.
You can mm: one of them
lots if you will only try.
For particulate apply to
;
a.
much turned and ,
a.
1‘
Norwalk Chronicler