Having the largoalamok
tiona from, we are pr
.10 cent shoe to a gen
d another at 31, formerly 32.
Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents.
lease call and oxamme these goods, as it is a pleasure to show.
School Shoe only 13.
.. ,. M: TREE swoon 0F . 7 ‘.
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and a good, ‘
to furnish ”everything
a :5 boot. '
, “Undies and children's about" A ladree’
film at 31, formerly $3, an
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mount to make select
be ' from afhild’a‘
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Misaes'
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lantern: Main Street. south .Norulalk.
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TALllA ERIN WISOONSINT
0|"!me modal ‘senzr. mam
Pasteur erronrumrv.
mm Ilay flow Ila a Pulpit. Ivan
warn-bop. nun! I'lt. ran- an» Ballaaad
hall—Ivory chriatlan Ilay Row EIto
lamina. tar cert-r. .
mom. July n-Rev. Dr. Talmu-
W ”in oruiag at aChantnnqna
“In,“ , buuka oi Manon» hike,
nut ‘hiaclty. it iaagreat gatherina oi
hadn‘t“ hit mm»! the northwest.
in text we» Esther iv, I4. “Who knnvl'rtb
whether thou art come to the kingdom ior
, anch a time no this?"
Father the-Beautiful war: the wile oi
; Alrunerna the Abominable. The time had
come for her to present a petition to her in
iamona inn-hand In behalioi the lanelitirh
nation, to which the had once belonged.
She waa airnirl to undertake the work
lat the ahould luau her ,own lite, but her
nodal-glyph who had ,, ht her up,
encon . her with the an tion that
probably abe had been mixed 'IP oi God (or
that peculiar mission “Who knoweth
whether thou art were to the kingdom ior
aneh a time aathiai" Father had berliod
appointed work: you andl have ours. it
in my huainuaa to tell you wh atyle oi
people we ought to be In and that we
may mutton demand oi the age in which
Godhnaeut our lot. Ii you have come
expctin‘ to hear abatractiona diacnmcd
or dryinkaiualiti. oi religion glorified,
youbaveeome to the wrong place; but ii
youreally would Ilka to know what thla
aphaaarighttoaxpcctoi you at Chris
tian men and women. then I am ready in
the Lord’a name to look you in the lace.
Wheotwoarmiea hararuahad into bat-
tie the omen-or either army do not want
philoaophlcal dlacuaaion about the chemi-
cal properties of human blood or the my
turn oi gunpowder. They want some one
to man the batterica and awab out the
And now. when all the iorcea oi
t and darknesa. of heaven and hell,
have plunged into the light. It la no time
to give ourselrea to the definitions and
tormulaa and technicalities and conven-
tionaiitiea oi religion. What we want is
practical, earnut. concentrated, enthualae
tieandtrlumphant help. What we need
in the cart you in Wiaconain need.
in the that place, in order tomaet the
apocialdemaadoi thkaxe,you needtobe
an unmiatakably aggreuive Chriatiau. 0i
halfandhali Chriatlana we do not want
any more. The church of Jane Christ
will be better without too thou-and oi
them. They are the chief obataclo to the
diuroh'a advancement. I am apaakiug oi
another kind oi Christian. All the appll
an'cu for your becoming an earneat cum
fianareat your hand, and there laa straight
path ior you into the broad daylight oi
God'a iorgivenc- You may have come
here today the bondameu oi the world. and
yetbeioro you goont oi these doora you
may become the prinoea oi the Lord God
Almighty. You know what excitement
thera la in thin country when a ior-rim
princeoomeato our ahom Why! Because
it ia expected that come day he will all
upon a throne. Butwhat in all that honor
compared with the honor to which God
calla you-do be acne and daughter- of the
land Almighty: yea. to be queen- and
king unto Godl “They shall reign with
him forever and forever.”
A In“!!! oral All: run.
But, my frleada. you nead not be am
aiva Cnriatlana, and not like those penona
who apend their llrea in hugging their
Christian gracaaand wondering why they
donotmaka any prom How much rev
3 braid! wodd a man hip If he
“'92" 2 account
.. it ”y mead-ire. lt
“wanton-huh air.moro
ontdooruarciaa. There are many Chris-
tianawho are giving their entire Ilie to
aaliexamlnation. They are ieoiinp their
to an what la the condition oi their
Iavarobnat phyaieal health Ii he kept all
the and weeka and mentha and year:
oi hh iealiux hia pulae Instead oi going
out into active. urneat. avuryday work?
i wan once amid the wonderial, hewltch
inzcactnacrowtha of North Carolina I
never waa more bewildered with the beauty
oi dowan. and yet wheal would take up
one of there eactuaaa and pull the leave-
the beauty waa all gone. You could
tell that it had ever been a flower.
an a great many Chrlatiau poo
day jnat pulling apart their
enoea to are what there Ia
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andthaGoepel II preached; all thaabirltv
nal advantage- are apread beiera men. and
it they want to be raved let them come to
be raved. I have discharged all my reapon
aibillty." Ahl in that the Master'a apirlti
la than not an old Book aomawhara that
command- on to no t Into the highway-
aud the Imdgea and , rnpel the people to
can. in? hat would have haaome of you
and tacit Uhriat bull not oomedowaa
the Hilaoi beaten. and ll be had not come
m the dumb! the Betti-bun an»
vauaary. and Ii be had not with the crushed
hand oi thecrucllixiou knocked at the iron
oi tho acpnlcher oi our apiritual
nautical”. "lnzama. come forth "
Oh. my Christian friends, this la no
iorinertia, when all the iorwa oi darkueaa
acorn to he in iull hlnst. when aheam print
i’ujz preeaca are publishing iniidel tracts,
when cxprcs» railroad train: are carrying
messengers 0. hip. when riaat clippcra are
laden with opium and rum. when the night
air oi our cite» in polluted witlrtbe laugh
ter that hreakn up irom the ten‘ thou-rand
aalooua oi vliraipntibn and abandonment,
when the fires oi the second death already
are kindled in the choaka oi some who
only a little while ago Were Incorrupt
Never since the come fell upon the earth
baa there been a time when it wan each an
unwise. aucb a cruel, such an awful thing
for the church to sleep! The great audl
encea are not gathered in the Christian
churches, the great audience-are gathered
in tomplea oi ainuteeraoi unutterahle woe
their baptlam, the blood oi cruabed boom
the awiul wine oi their Increment. blaa
pbemia their litany, and the groom oi the
loat world the organ dimoi theirworahlp,
Again, if you want to be qualified to
meet the dutiea which this age demanda oi
you. you must on the one hand avoid reek-
le- iconoclaam. and on the other hand out
atlck too much to thing, becauae they are
old. The air in iull oi new plants. new
projects. new theories oi government, new
theologies. and I am amazed to ace how to
many Christians want only novelty in
order to recommend a thing to their conll
dance. and so they vncillate and wing to
and fro, and they are useless and they are
unhappy. New plans—secular. ethical,
philosophical. re. ioua. ciaatlanlie, trans
atlantic Ah, my rather. do not adopt it
thing merer because it is new. Try it by
the ralltiea oi a judgment day.
But, on the other band. do not adhere to
anything merely because it iaold There
la not a tingle enterpriao oi the church or
the world but baa aometlrneu been needed
at. There was a time when men derided
even Bible aocictica; and when a iew young
men met near a hnyatnck inAiauaohusrtm
and organized the Iirat miaaionary society
ever organized in thia country, there went
laughter and ridicule all around the Chria
tian church. They aaid the undertaking
III WOOD.
Add to also the work oi Jeans Chrlat
waa emailed. People cried out. ”Whoa-a
beard oi aucb the-orie- oi othia and gov-
ernment? Whoever noticed such a atylc
oi preaching» Jeaua baa?" Ezekiel had
talked oi Iuysterioua wing» and wheels.
Here come a man irom Cnpernauin and
Gannesnrt-l, and he drew his illustratioue
imtbe Iakea. from the sand, from the
ravine, from the liliea. irorn the conatnllta,
How the Phariaeea acofl'adl How ilerml
derided! How Caiphaa biased! And this
Juana they plucked by the beard, and they
wet in bi:- iace, and they called him "this
iellowl" All the great enterprises in and
out oi the church have at timea been
aooledatandtharehavebeenagreat
multitude who have thought that the
chariot at 6065 truth would fall to planet
iiltoncagotoutoithaoldrut.
Ill-LIOSI HIV!“ "UAR 111‘ GOSPEL
And lo there are thoae who have no pa-
tienctrwiih anything like improvement in
church archltocture or with anything like
good. hearty,“ church ainz‘ill. and
thayderideauyionnoi relitdouadlaerflon
w“ pea down walking among e day
men rather than that which makea a u»
curaion on rhetorical atilta. Oh. that the
Church oi God would wake up to an adapt
ability 0! workl We muat admit the aim
pie iaet that the churcbea oi Juana Chrlat
in this day do not reach the great mum
There are titty thousand people in lidin
burgh who never hear the Gospel. Thert
are one million people in London who
never hear the Goapti. There are at least
three hundred thomand aoula in the city
oi Brooklyn who come not under the in:
mailate miniatmtlona oi Chrlat’a truth,
and the Church oi God In this day, inaload
oi being a place iull oi living eplatlea, read
and known oi all men. la more like a ”dead
l
poatoilice. 1
“‘But." aay the people. “the world ia no
lag to haoodrerud. You must be patient
The kingdoma oi tbia world are to haunt
the kinsdoma oi Chriat.” Never, cold
the church oi Joana Chriat putaon mar
ape-d and energy..Jneu-ioi thaakanl
connrtiug the world. the world ll convert
in; the “nail. III-Damn iortruaa
How ahlll it be taken! Au army comet
andaiia around about it. onto oi! the sup
pllaa and aaya. "Now we will Just wait on m
til irom exhauation and atarvatlon they
in thatway.
willhebyatom
upthenreataiem guuaoi theGoapel totht
wry walkout! wheel the dying artillery
Iato llaaaudwhau thaarmad iniautryoi
heaven ehall connoatthahattlemanta you
will have to'lvatheqnickoommandi
“Iorwatdl Char-pl"
Maury M than to work for you it
doaalhrmatodoiuordertoaehierathh
uaadaeempliekmentl Bare in apulpln
andaciergymaupreach-intt. Yourpulpii
htkahaak. Yourpulpitivthaatora. You
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OF ALL KINDS or film BIABON.
undtbnmadumwflubuthewata
tiatha editorial chair. Your pulpl ,
AT WHOLELALE Gt RETAIL.
lilthtoiaoaaeandlea. held up by theidola,
General ilavelock preached righteounuaa.
temperance and judgment to come. And
who will eay. on earth -or in heaven, that
Havolookbadnotthllchttopraaehi
'rua lovuu mm or "I'm.
in the miniatar'a borne where lpreparad
ior college then waa a man who workad
by the nameoiPaterOroy. Hamid
man oi God. Often theologian- would
atop in the home—grave theologian—and
at iamlly prayera Peter Croy would be
called upon to lead. and all tboaewlae men
at around. wouderutrnck at hla religious
When he prayed he reached up
cd to take hold oi the very throne
Almighty, and he talked with (ital
until the very heavens: were barred down
into the fitting room 0h, ii I were dying
I would rather have plain Peter Croy kneel
by my bedside and commend my immortal
aplrittouml than some Imartloaa eccleai
antic arrayed in outtly canonicala. Go
preach thin gospel You any you are not
liccued in the nllllll' oi the lord AI»
mighty, thia morning. I license you. Go
preach this waprd-vpmach it in the Sub
bath achoola, in the prayer meetings. in the
highway-t, in the hedges 'Woa ha unto
you if you preach it not.
I remark, again. that in order to be
qualified to meet your duty in this partic-
ular age you wont unbounded iaith in the
triumph oi the truth and the overthrow
oi wickodntaa. - How dare the Cbriutlan
church ever get discouraged? Have we not
thaliord Almighty on ournidei How long
did it take God to alay the boots 0! Senna-
cherib or burn Sodom or abako down
Jericho? How long will ittuke God, when
he once ariaoa In his atvcngth, wovethrow
all the iorcca oi iniquity! Between this
time and that thefl may be long aeaaons oi
darknera—tha chariot wlieelu oi God’s Goo
pel may occur to drag heavily. but here in
the promise, and yonder is tho throne; and
when Onilniacienco has lost its eyesight
and Omnipotence full» back lmpou-nt and
Jehovah is driven irom his throne, thou
the church oi Justhhrlat crux nilorrl m be ;
dependent, but never until then, Deapots ;
may plan and armies may march. and the g
00qu oi the nation may teem to think
they are adjusting all the affairs oi the
world, but the mighty men 0! the earth are
only the dust at thechnriot wheels oi (Ian
providence.
I think thnt below the arm oi this orn-
tury aliull act. the but tyranny "my iztll.
and with a splendor oi demonstration that
shall be the natonlahincut oi the universe
God will not lurth the hrightno- and pomp
and glory and perpetuity oi hia eternal
government. Out of the atarry lingo and
the emblazoned insignia oi this world God
will make u path ior his own triumph, and
returning (mm universal conqu‘t In- will
alt down, the gmndeet. atrongcat, hlglmt
throne oi earth hia iootatool.
Then shall all oationa' eon; aaccnd
To Theo. our ltuler. Father. Friend.
’l'ill liltni'flil" high arch remand! min
With "Pt-an: on earth. good will to mon.‘
'rimtit is out“ m'connaoautxr.
- under theyear, and rather than wait until later-“iuth‘e season,
FAR BELOW 0081'.
A; I have «larger stock-oi Hillinerv Goods than noun] at this
I will hive tonal! doairoua at purcharlng Millinery Gouda ion. the
4th of July, at prices so low that allow haven new summer hat,
as it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
the trade is over. '
, ni‘mtanuunumpu lllitSala.
H. KRIEGER;
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TAILI.
leladaoau Dillaalq in ma. ta-
“mental-halt.
Muaakanthadralaathtmataila
per‘lvmaawdl avwritaapodoplay.
At mley'ahewaaulathcnnl hla
Winthlittlavl oiCOncord.
errata maven
waa an
found him he waa lelmnlyaucaaed in the
manufacturers“ collie. it looked aa if he
had been atwork upon the audio iora
week. iaakedhim lihaconldmakamaa
table He 'allowod' that he could when he
‘xrotat it' 'And when will you get atiti‘
I naked. Suddenly he partial my (“not
queatlou with anotlmn ‘What kind oia
table do you wantl’ he asked me, with the
air of a man who baa got the enemy cor
uerrd '
"I described the table‘cud' theold man
again iell into deep th light. At lat.
when lahowed come impatience. he told
me to come again next week.
"A week inter I reminded him about my
table. Yes. he remembered theoonvem
tion, but he rally did not think he could
go to work upon it until be bad acen come
oi hie relatives. He did not exactly know
whom he had to ace, nor where they lived.
but hewarr punitive that they had to be
new beioro my table could be begun. Bo
aides this he hadn’t any lumber.
“ iWhere can I get the Iumberi' Iaaked
in desperation. Well, he thought it could
hoohtnined at tho mill. And where true
the mill? ’l'welve miles away. Sol mount,
ed my home and atartedior the mill. I
found it after a long ararcb. it true a
dilapidated affair, and tho aawwaa hall
way through a log. But the saw waa
rusty, a sign that it had not been in use
ior A week. A woman came out oi a house
nvnrby and answered my abouts. I lolll
' Buttonwoom.
(MM/arm and: men.
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HWTTillie
MBKLIN & SRII.
iiucoeeaora to (Y. B. DoKlyn.
5| Washington 8., Bo. ,Ilorutlk,
2? [Iain Strontium-ill. ‘
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Bakers, Begieclioners,
ICE' CREAM.
“mill 1 I Prom mind.
1‘ you” Orden ”only .
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I a ere» venthat the part -
N chip hereuriol'eflexining Niger: .13.]:
Van Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
firm name oi J. L. Van Blaine & (20.. in this
II? It'll-Iowa] by mutual consent.
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Ehlblyl'i‘il“\}mrz¥hmr
80th human. June 23', vol. mi'i
s. 9. nuts. 5..."... (lpiician,
IIIIIIEII 3. units. it Re. Main St
(llama liltml wall I'ullllrlli'ltlt'il 0mm i'olu
purmvl lrrwra ground imm pn-rrripllon In
lieu: oi TILIT Loner. finilrlltl'lllilb gin/twinned
. n t'Tuirzr fur it'll-lint: "WW.
Where are You (long?
I um going: I‘lnwiiiln
IllINT 8t ZELUFF’S
' , Fish and Vegetable Mariel
\"In'rt' I run almtya lllul ilu- F‘rrdn-M Vial)
:itnl Vi-H-lulllrx Alan hall ttlul Rumba-ll It'll-II.
Byslers, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Batsup.
her that l trnnled to nee the owner oi the
mill.
“ ‘Wlmt do you want to ace him lori' abe
drowlwi I told her about the lumber
uhlrh l inf-tied. and her liunbaml came
out. lie was» long, lean. lank iellow, and
he wan sucking a yum. It wuaihe immlenl
night you ever now. All during his mover
aatilm he sucked this yum and epoltc in
lluW, deliberate somehow. lie llnally con-
cludnl that he ITIII not care to take the
trouble to out the lumber, and l rode
tWeli-o miles hack to town.”
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imported Sardines.
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\‘~Kikr:rliti.'- l'ri-zlmer'y iiullrr.
mm
< -ii .zn ml prumfily.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
l89l.
"And did you over got the table?” naked
the Winner, who liatonixl to the story.
“Down by the railroad waa a iaotory,"
aaid Mr: Mat-kayo. "Nobody in the town
had . mentioned it. although dity people
had told meoi thcaged and work deter-rim:
carpenwr i found the iactory by acciv
dent. gave my order ior the table, and had
it delivered to me within twonty-iour
hours. —Wuahingtou Poll.
A Railway Mistake.
I pruucli llll“ sternum immune I want In l
encouragonll Cllrlhllllli workers In overyf
poaalblo Annulment. llosuui the living:
God, march uni month on! llin upirlt will ‘,
lileaa you. ill» shield will defend you. i
Ilia awonl will strike ior you. March onl ‘
maich onl The last ilonpmiam will inll,l
and paganism will burn lla idols. nml Mo ;
hammedanlnm will give upita inln- prnpll 3
at and the grcat walla oi aupt'ratiilnll will 3
come down in thunder and wreck at the y
long, loud bloat oi the Gospel trumpet ;
March on! March on! The healegemenlf
will aoon be ended. Only a low more steps 3
on the long way; only a few more sturdy
blowa; only a iew more battle cries, then
Godwlll put the laurel upon your brow,
and from thellvinu iountaina oi heaven
will bathe on the sweat and the heat and
the duct oi the conflict.
March on! March on! For you the time
ior work will coon he past, and amid the
outduhingn oi the judgment throne and
the trumpeting oi murmtion angela and
the upheaving of a world of mvea and
the hoaanua oi the aaved and the main-g
oi the loot. wa ahall be rewarded ior our
iaithiulueaa or punished ior our atupiiliiy.
Bl-aed he the Lord Godoi iarael irom
earning to everlasting. and let the
whole earth be illled with hia glory. Amen
and amen.
Peoria Who Can't Get a Face.
An interesting monthly publication
which can’t he bought at any price, hut
would make mighty inter-rung reading
ion pail-nan iolta. has just reached lie
“that number. lthluull ”ior tha r:—
elualre uao oi thoee pcraoua to whom it is
neat." and lent anybody chic ahould get
holdoiacopy dud begin a libel unit the
publbher baa oniltlad to anhaerlbe hit
name and alldreaa This publication it
called the "Confidential Memorandum,"
andltialaattad by the ruilroada ior their
owl It lootalua the name- a per-
:aoaa laeinau-ti ior muualnu pattern-M
Nineteen 0! lie page. are devoted
to blacklieia-l individuala and aorta pupa
totha namee oi papar- whiohhave violaiad
good ialth In the mature! palm. The
paper-outhaliatmall weekilaamnd to
elude many trade paparaandonaovtwooi
not mince worda. it daaaribea a ornalu
theatrical agent» a "d. b. lirat water.”'
and lmldiymaalla a am oi Mention ”a
fraud.” are Moe clergyman
onlhlahlaekliat. Therei- ooe irem 8t.
main...» aotthera heeanaa he
altaradaad hand the hall iara parmita
given him byarailroad Another clergy
mamthlaom imitate Po. Ia charged
with altari hiarnrtnit no at to include
aiormarmeuilnroi comm
. mama-n
"mater-lam burn any ruined in
the country-New York Baa.
A man went to a certain railway ata-
liull in New er‘y tnbuy u ticket inru
smnll \ illugv Immml Murrow, «born a nut
tum Inn! ‘h-rli opened only a low tluys pro
tinusly
“lhm this train go to Murrow?" asked
the nmn, coming up to the olllce in a groin
hurry. and winning In a train on the truck
with steam up and cwry imitation oi a
riprnl)’ tlt'piki’lllrt'. .
"No; it mm tally," replied the ticket
agent, curtl). lItl ”nought the man wua
"trying in In: loony." an the saying goes.
"lint " rejoined the man who mus iua
great hurry. "dot-alt goto hlorrow today?"
“So, It got: yesterday, the week aiter
m-xt," mild the mom anrcasllcully, now
euro that the inquire-r mus trying to make
muneni‘ him.
"You ilnli'l under-atom rue," cried the
I'llllll.lwitlllu wry much excited as the en-
gine gave n warning toot; "I mint to go to
Morrow."
"Well. then.” acid the agent atcroly.
“why don't you go tomorrow, and not
mine fooling around here today? Step
nude. plem,umi let that lady approach
the window."
"But, my dear air," exclaimed the ho-
wil-lcml inquircr, “it in important that I
should be in Morrow today,aml ii thetruin
atop: there. or ii them is no (rum to Mor
row unlay‘VM-
At thin rntiail juncture. when there Willi
some ditnxor thatthe mutual misunder-
enm-lin“ would drive both own irnotic. an
old unit-lad happened along and straight—
, 1*}:
Intu- sir-mil Nirvuztlk at 71'- n. 111.: Sunday a u
up. lean; .‘o’u-u \urk. “t1 knmn ull't-l-i. at 2.30 p.
Int-l fll<l firm-l M 2,701», My: I‘laliltrlay- «I 2.3! p.
O.\' M'Nlu Y5 olirrrt runner-lion is Inn-lu- Tin
no unit Irasn lr-Mm i'o-ur) Linn-l at M" p. in.
'I'lcnr-rlm‘ mul Fulllrvllty~ M 3;]! p, m.
R. l’.. New Haven & Hanioul R. RE
0110'"? Iii, 1890.
l‘ll.\l$>’ l.l‘..\\'l~: sul'l‘ll XuIiWALK As
FULLUWS:
Putt XII» Yuma. .\, M. f: It? mm n pl \quiluyi
u. 7-413. hill lil'ttl or. ".1" my 2 II or. : .7» or. ii '2.»
tn.fiilll«a'ulrx cumin“ . x. Dill It“. loll r).
215! u.
Til an to Marni-ml. norm-t {rum Mnmiunl,
' 7. an m;
i if: l-mulc-x. ’. M. l‘.‘ I'm v. 1mm
mm.
3'5. I L'ilt‘x. fill? nr. In ‘Mmiul‘ri.
“flirt. ti“ on 7 5i c-v. 3* ll it . 1“
Washington ”(rum .N mu
HH'J l'utir. I'. ,l. Ii l1: ..T
For: New ll um. .\, .\I.
cued out motion In late than n mlnnm. :‘m a“; n '0 lit} to It} a}. la :1 1:1. ’ r V4
~ ‘ n. .o\., ’ ar..‘: wt, L'Iur..a -I;u'.. ."
1'” “5"" '"flwl'm" “ml “0‘ M” u”: l.’..v:.,::m..«namen...«..iiur..\-1..nu-
“(fak'hu my, “:10, iv?“ "ism” {9' M""“" t't‘umlmn, ”‘5‘". In..ri. Him-luv 1'} ma,
t It.—— out a ornpan . 0 :m ..n. “L; r. 9 ar. y. m.
' Fun IIAII‘TD‘HIIII. A, ll. 6m nu. l‘lii ox“
II i2 111'. I'. M. ”ill I"; rt. I -t;.' an. Til?
Tho Ila, with a W. uni." Il tun. ll W: t"..l \ mm. rt. l
'mt Sriimivww. . . . . drum n lit-l.
Ahoyaboutwnyeunoldwaa going up . \..-"I
It i: no. I'. .\I. l
xv... IIY.‘ trim-pl Monday m-nuinu laiiwrn
lit-w IIau-u anal Sprimzllr (In-i.
l'uttlhurrna. ,\. 3. II: «in Show Linel.
I“. M. I260 orniu Sprinuurltlr, in? run-la
llnriiorili.
LEAVE NEW YUIIK
A. ,‘I.
:m r\., l we: .. .
Su-uud avenue with aquart bottle In Illa
hand labelled "Black ink” in hip latter»,
and he waa handling itao coral that a
lateral inaty roan. coming down are
one, moped him to any:
“That’s just exactly like a hoyl Why on
earthtion'tyou carry that bottle a you
I'nlil‘nt’in Norman.» Mil no. no]
I il‘.,7|llm'..lilIH-t., 000mm. llIIlrL. lllllar.
”W” ”I: William on. n. .u. he: KHZ, I am... we mu:
"l null :Iillcr..5l3llcx.. norm. in» m. momma.»
x
TOInt-..Mll an, Immlnme ex. and an. lilo?)
u. ' n
‘lo.youalntl Yum,“ "M g m inidnluhiu. Sunday» IlUliu'..TiIlmn.1'tiL’W‘-n
MAY mm,
are. the” 7' "'7
or
The Steamboat “cm or ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
UNIS a. In. x.\’nl on hinrm) iunnlaym. H- mm-
m.; ‘Ltllir~la}~ u! 7.’ p. u... Slnmuy- ill 3-.IH p. Ill.
1“,; P'ulllllk‘t'u all 52m p, m.
FARE-8ingle Tickets 40 cents. Excursion 60 cents.
liny ilivlgr and l ‘ulwr mm.» fur the Stu Iron
l'dmr l'irr ni l‘unry bland. nillmul rum 1 intro nil-1min»: .olmlwivm in Iron Pie-w I'nlu
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
“Til in nu» Sm York )lnnulu} a. Wmlnr-«lu;- unul l‘ruinyam T- p. m. Maw Surnalk Tuvalu”.
Ill
Housatonic Railroad
Ilanliury aadANorwalIi liltision.
I'lllllllil'Ti'Zli 'I’i) JT'NH It. lwl.
Tiltilinli‘fltt' Sunli- Nvlrwnlk ior Imnnury
ii l5, it lh’ it. m., l'..' ”.2153. 5 liho‘xntnl inf: p. m.
Bunting. ii ‘Jia. In. and m p. In.
'I‘mlnn lrzn'r' lmnlmry for South Nuruolkv—
ii iii, 7 iii. in?» nlul ll Fin. ln.. ii in, 5m and hilly
p. m. Min-lay». Mt’ia. m and Tim I. m.
Truimlenw South Norwallt ior iduwflrhl—
ill 17mm! ii If a. n... i: ll. T.’ :54. )1” and 6'31 p. In.
'l'r n-Ilmwilirlwilvld for South Normllk -
r. t3. . In, it icuud ll I'D-IR. ill.. 2 w. 33'». hill and
V. in l" m.
{that York and I’liiiilr'l'lrtlli’r-w lrm‘m New
Karl. m :lm .. m,.>mul- Summit. 41:} p,rn..
arm in: Al I'lil-i'u-M HM p. In.
‘I’uhm-lii and New lurk t'lrii’dmfi It'nn'a
l‘itmluhl an tun pm, [MM-l with p. m.. utm-
IN‘iiI'll.’ Willi rif‘n i. m. Imm irurn Ilnrlbilfyl
spun. Nornulk 7H p. in., arriving at New
\orl. ‘Jll p. in.
'lhill) or: :11! Sunday.
MAIN l.l.\’l'l lllVln‘lnS.
Trains lr-ztir Bridgeport a.» tailor";
7m a. m.. won-nun ior l’lll-il‘lrlrl.
mm o. "1.. wrimur iur l'luniu-hl, making
mono-t Norm or Albany and the “Va-l.
In I" u. m., intuit! ior llawlc v'lllv.
ll lilli. m.. irrighi for ”trial latrrlnmon.
”I p. m,. l'inutlvhl arul .‘lllllll ' [ilm’tltit'h
for. p. tn.. Sew Mill-mi npvrla .
ll In p. m., New .\Iiliord aperial
on} p. m., irrlaht lnr iircai Harrington.
. a; n. m. (Huntley-n pmnxer tor i’ltinnrld
d ny.
\Vrtmaa II. Manama. Vice I’m-idem and
Iienml Mariam-r.
haveitdropoa the aide-talk and spatter
all orafaomannal” .
"lune-Ii know howto carryahottlnl"
growled thahoyaabaawuagitaround.
"No. you doo’tnor no other boyl What
are moat-m newt I! you at that bottle
dropout] apatterniawilhinki‘iicanayoni"
“Who’ll lettiu' any bottle drool"
”You are!"
”I hadn't neitherl I go. i can play
catch with a bottle without klllln' any-
hod P‘
”l’ookoutl"
”rm Wt unthln' to be alarmed
about, Anyhodytao mupahottlaaud
eate --*
”i knawiir—l knawitf’ahoutadthain-y
Ian. at the bottle came down with a
1: ill midnight.
BOTON
It. W. Paula. “ennui l’auaeaw Anni.
POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
I RELIRRTFIIL SIIMIIER RESRRT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
New Hotel, Bellghiiulllrove. Ilew Bathing Houses.
llew Attractions.
rive-t. “ileum ought toha llekad’tll
yoneonflu'tpethome. ltnkl yua"--—
.lfl‘il‘lifi'xmmm mm...” ..,. First-Class Restaurant.
W W “WW" m W‘- Meals To Order
I‘
200 p. m._. 3 20 . m
Louvre Roion
I l5 p. m, 235 p. m.,445p. 111.,
p. m,6top. m.
Ioaveltolon
tropic
at sno'rt Notice.
Sea Food 3. Specialty.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
llNKlNSIlTTt um.
owam A” PROPRII‘I'OM.
TIIIE TABLE STEIIEII ”IEIIEI."
hove Sooth’Norwulk ior Rotou Point-10 ill) a. in., 12 110 p. m,
joil
p .
Point for South Norwulkwll 05 a. m., ll 30 n. m.,
M019. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS-
Leove Booth Nanak—1030 that. 100 out, ”up. in, 415
“mil“.
Prices to. suit, All.
“A 300 Sill“ .1
, heat and Perfect Fitting Shoe,
‘ But one in which the V
Best Milerlél is tired, combining Durability and Style.
linking it the beat ‘3‘?" Seaniless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. '
, Doll and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
The New my landslide
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
a
'. No. leGAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
THE GREAT IIIVEIITIIIII III
HRSIERI.
'Tho process of constructi the
Linworth consists in RE—iNF BC-
ING THE HEEL AND TOE—the
parts suh'ected to the greatest
wear—«Wit i an
EXTRA THREAD 0F .LIIIEII.
the moat serviceable of all fibres,
-§TO CKI NG . . .
which results in a stocking of great
nautical merit. possessing more durability and comfort than an
otherihat has ever been produced. Ono pair of the Linwort I
Stockings is guaranted to outwear two pairs made in the old way.
Bathing Suits.
We are Showing a full line of Ladies“, Missos’ and Children’s
Bathing Soils at low prices.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
N0. ,2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Tin-stock in «Mr store has to In» rommwl IIOfflI'f' August 7.
'l‘ln-ri- :m- no mmni storosuml Ilw ('niirr- stock must be sold.
(Innw and so» the lle prices. This sale is imperative ‘aml the
prions plzicml on our
FINE DRY RRRRS RRRTAINS RNII
RLRAKS .
.\ rt'Ifilli’ll that no i't'ullulllist can uliurnl to pass them Irv.
ll‘l>Il l'umi. Smss :mol htlitliigliainr (.‘urtulns :m- partitivolv sell-
ing from St‘ m in Sin it pair. loss than prim-s of next autumn.
$1 a pair um ln- sun-«l on Iilunkvts.
nu”-
:—
Rugs. Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never. Again
lelefimhuim» pailvrns. tile. “‘t'l‘l' >3l '35; film“. elegant Rug-4
551 ll. “""3' $1: Should. an vxtrat six», “is... .31 ,;1_ w”... 8'3 .33. Mml'
llult' the 517m. Si am. wrrv Sil: :luxnn, Vt'ly handgun". a": 3:; wu-c
$3 in»; :Mxi'l. splmulid mllvrus. S'.’ in, were: 85; Gro'atw Ruo'rg it“
5.35:», iron-fix Extra .argv. oixti. Slil-lzl, why-0 31,... Shaky“;
Sluts and i Emit Rugs all murkml «1mm. . ( ll.
“rt-SS ”souls. rli'\\'t'lr\'. Stitirills. ('nitnn ['mlprwp-u» qumm"
\Vnah Howls. Larva. ”loves and l’nmsulo ("'0' l'ii-‘illTGi'lV.nlafki'il
lmwr lllllll any priw's St’i'll in forty )I’zlrs.
W. B. HALL & CO. ..
-—-TU IIE—-—-
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
Aral an :tvrrngv rmlmliun oi nm-r ill) pvt cont. Tluw- shoes are mini lot» of rogular
GENUINE BARGAINS forflCONSUMERS-
“'4' qutilo n low 'l'll’tllfl
' Hm- Iot of 3m palm LadierWI'urnml Shoes at
SilflES 2m (mini Imunslmry. Mathewson & (70.35 alight—
I ly unnugml, tutu-hum sewed. ladies’ Shoes at
$2.0m regular price. $3.50 in film. Unclot of film irelounabiiry,
wwwl, \t’ul’lli 35.00 a pair; will be sold for $2.50
to 82.75. Balance in line Oxford». ham Inc
and imporim-te, at prices that make t rem
THE BEST MIMIIIS E'EI BEFEIEII. ,
GLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
Estimates given on
illuminates Filling, Tu and Sheet Iron Work.
We are smiling
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
l'hc DUUIIESS nndUNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port
3ND Chandlers. ounnr‘fix‘ifoams.
“I Valor “tall. . WW“
Davrd Stow,
IRRRP' IL (1‘ ’Sh"
, BITS 0 a IBS 088
gllnl‘a. w-c'IIrml m. n l't'lllll‘TIiliI, anal In In- will at prior-a that malto- tin-m
$2.50 in mm; regular price 8L5”. ”no lot of
Mailiowsnulk ('03:; slightly imperfect, haml- “0E8
I
F. H. NASH & BRO.
. I ’
Victory. Ilew Stamford and Sllsby s Steam Healers.
able, including New York Tinnitus.
or at": "a Iain-tummxm
mat" 'mlnmtht M u t?" “9.th
me. much 2:5" ‘3‘“ "c m “""M "W'-
I ~'
underlain-lam 4 %va"" ihina
uyx’wflm’hngh
vim.
law '3ng In:
(W
loam ”Him.” «a?
1m. Illitrl
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