/
J nonebyhepsys down the worth install
‘1, “Whntdoyou menu?"
1'"w,flblhexpectstotteteomendequntecom
. m
.tlutthe worlddouforeman audiwhe
W1 lttnltlts lorllternryculture. lie pants with
lergostetookandngoodeseorbncnttomnkeeeleo.
tofurnish cvoryth fromuchild’e
”ll hoot. A numhoro specialties in
endchildreu’e shone. A ladlee' line Kill Button
1 d at '
norm ’ ”it "’ climb" all... mi flown”:
onllondonmlnotheeogood: as itiee pleasure to allow
n lulu stroll. to. lllnlrll.
M33139:
Fish. Qrsters.
Flililk Vegetablefluillliy
or nu. nwuenrrnrut sensor.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
«morn-semiannual.“
torturesrnslikeeeondunned
e Iomuxo's DIA'I’II.
.lwenttoeeeeworldlinudie. Asiwent
“Willy".
abut-"hmmwclrgluoa to. violent
‘3'» m - Tehran WM. t wu euy compensat-
1 o"milli-connlcol “m” 0"- ” “timid lio- not like
, ow
. tobesrths lelnoue Brooklyodl
Thenhjeetofthsmnlon for this
celleendshskmontthehstherlt
Jolbl down In the plot-o thereof
‘end greens sndeencrutions. sud than
you put your bend on It.
who have tried this world. is its
portion! Would you sdrise
yonrfrleudstornekstheinrestlnentl No.
”Ye here sold younelverl for nenght."
Your conscience went. Your hope went.
Your Bible went. Your hesven went.
Your God wont. When n sheriff under s
writ from the courts _sellsn men out the
officer generally lure-s e few chelrs nod to
bed. and e few cups and knives; but In
this awful tendon in which you have been
enmeged the auctioneer: mullet bus come
down upon body, mind and soul—going!
gonel “Ye have will yourselves for
naught."
one: too? It Is aux! Fulllll'llll.
How could you do so? Did you think
thetyour soul was n were trinket which
fore few peunlee you could buy in a my
shop? Did you think that your soul. if
none Immlght be found ngein if you
went out with torcilul null lanterns? Did
you think that your wul we» short lived.
Ind lblt. printing, you would noon lie
down for extinction? 0r hull you no idea
what your nolll Wit." worth? Did you
ever put your fort'llllgt'm on IL! eternal
pulses? Have you not felt the quiver of it»
peerless wing? Have you not known that
after Ieeving the body. the Iirnt olopol
your soul reuchut to the slots. and the next
step to the furthest outpost» of God's uni
rerun, end that it will not. till: until thedoy
when the everlnlltiug Jehovnh expireel
Oh. my brother, whet possessed you that
you should part with your soul so chenp.’
"Ye have sold yourselves for naught."
But I have some good now» lolvil you. I
wont toongnge in u litigation for the room
cry of that eoul of yours. I want to show
that you have been cheniml out of it. I
wont to prove,” l mil. lllttl. you were
crazy on that nutrient. and that the world.
under such circnmlltnnm, had no right to
Luke the title dead from you; and if you
will join me i shall get u decree from lhr
High Chancery Court of Ilchcn t’t‘lunlill
lug you in the pmlon of your eon!
"0b," you say. "l mu afraid of Inu’eults.
they ere so expensire,and lcannot pay
the cost." Then have you forgotten the
but hell of my text? "Ye have sold your
selven for naught: sud ye shall hart-deemed
without money."
Money legwtl lur egrcot runny thing».
butit cannot do anything in this matter
of the soul You cannot buy your way
through. Dollars and pounds sterling
menu nothing st the gate ol mercy. If
you could buy your salvation. heaven
would be it great npeculntiou. an anion
sion of Well street. Bed men would go
up and buy out the plece, and leave list to
shift for ourselrel. lint no money is not ll
lawful tender. what is! I will nnuwer.
Bloodl Whoeel Are we to go through
the slaughter? Oil. no. it whole richer
blood thnn nun. It trout» in king’s blood.
it nluet be poured from ruynl arteries. ll
toilet be e sluice torrent. lint. where l.-
the king!
[tenement meny tbrolml and u grunt
many occupants, yet none mom to he colll
int: down to the rescue. But tiller awhile
the clock of night in Bethlehem strikes
[3, end the silver pendulum of a star
swings scrolls the sky. and I we the King
of Heaven rising up. end he deecende and
steps down from eter to stonend from
cloud to cloud, lower end lower. until he
touches the sheep wrered hills. end then
outoenother bill. this Inst skull shaped.
and there, ol 1!. - -.lllfp stroke of pemcu»
lion. s rill . .. ”.ldlns trickles down. and
we who ooum not be redeemed by money
:30" redeemed by precious end Imperial
’0 mm 07 Blunt
We here In this dsy protected Christine
whomeo rarefied end etherenllud thst
they do not wentnrellslon of blood Whet
doyon went? You seem to went e tell
ofbrelns. 'l‘hs lilbls eeys. "in the
No smut without
m.m1”
2 m roll: no ., ‘
‘ ‘Guepe ltllls test for
ere tlrrlurne hen-who
llblb! peopled the text. sold out
”gum to belong either to your
re been
”who “theworld. the flesh. and the
”but the purchaser never paid up
Oil” sold yournires {or ought. "
When I men posses himself over to the
lie has been! the great things
list-it. He wants two hundred and lifty
w dollsn. That will be home» end
lotus, null a summer mum and jolly
motor-hip To get it he pans will1
Ilk physieel health byorerworl. lle parts
withkls fle portal with much
enjoyment. lie ports with oppor
lbw]. Andso he makes over hill entire
mulbeworld.
Neda-it In fourtnstelluu- nus He pays
down the first lnstsllnlent. null pnefourth
ofhis neture is gone. He pay» down the
“hood installment. and oueholl of hill
Ispne. He pays down the third
t, and thrcequartere of his mt
lute-name. and after runny yum hut-o
'Illll. sud lol hlseutire neture ls gone. Then
becomes up to the world and says “Guru!
morning. I here delivered to you the
good; I have penned over to you my body,
my mind and my soul. end i have come
mtooolleot the two hundred end fifty
-thonsend dollars.” "Two hundred and
fifty thousend dollars?" says the world
"Well." you suy
"l more to collect the money you owe tile,
end I upcct you to fulfill your part at the
mm” "But." says the world, "I have
had. I am bankrupt. I cannot possibly
psy thstdeht. l have not for a long time
W to pay ll." "Well." you tin-u
ssy, " re me beck the goods." "Uh. no.‘
up world. “they ere all gone l cam
netdrsthem beck to you." And then-
!“ fluid on the oonflna of eternity. your
character gone, staggering under
_ mamlbn that “you have sold your
all for neught."
11!! wont.» Is A tutu.
I tell you the world is n linr. It does not
ho its premises. It is e chest. and it
”everything It can put its hands on
It h ebogneworld “hush-thousand
swindle. Even if It pays the two
and fifty thonaltntl dullltnt for
contacted. it plural them in
bond! will not be worth enything in
wiltthwblle. Justue men may pey
”I “I Wdollarn in hard mull
I“ ntforltworthleu scrip—no the world
the two hundred mnl
§§d “hrs in that nhupe which
b! worth a birthing to you l'l
hazard“ s second sitar you err
may. "it will help to bury
“when” Oh. my brother' you nml
worry shout thet. The world will
soon enough iron: ssnltery con
mrtent emoluments moi no use
onott. The tressuresol this world will
nettle. enrrentlu the futurw Worltl, and
If bulb! wsslth of the Book of England
pill in the pocket of your shroud and
in“. nidslof the Jordon of dceth
1' three cents for your fer
I“, udtdoit. There comes e
M inyo our existence beyond which
Ill I.fllbly values fell. end runny s then
”woken-thy) In such s time to llnd that
hole-sold out for eternity and has now
Illloehow for it. i should as soon think
b We street to buy cull
blue with no cotton in
O ”Into this world expecting to
It he do
a.
Misti us of one who melted thst
“a have ell his esnuexrstilied at
end the seals time. and transported
dolsrel on each sense. lie
ndthsre were the tint
lendpleeslng his oer. and
with oomptible things, such as silver end
but by the precious blood at Christ."
on put yonrlenest Into the sun at our
holy religion end withdrew the blood. end
your" leere it elnsre corpse. lit only for the
Whydld God commend the priests
otoldtoelelketheknlle Into thekid end
they“. esdthe .all the bullock.
thine-Ill twee re lbll'llfl the
bloudruehed out from these snllnele on
ofthesucient uhernecle the pee
lied to think oi the
the Son of God. lie
I.
All the ministers were sarfnsnd there,
were forty-three eerrlegas Iu e row; but .
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yourselves for naught; end ye
shell be redeemed without latency."
stoning blood. cleansing blood, life girl
blood.ssuetifyinx blood. plorlfyinu blood
ofJeensl Why outburst nto leer-attire
thought tint for than he oiled itr~lor the
the herd hurled. for thee the lost!
“No." seyesotneone: "I will have noth-
ing to do with it except that. life the one
miss of Christ. l put both my lunde into
that carnage and temp up both pnlms lull,
end throw it on my head and cry, 'llis
blood be on us and on our chlldreni' " Can
you domch noboeklng thingne that? Juut
rub your handkerchief across your brow
and look stit. ltie the blood of the Sort
of God whom you have deepieed and driven
bukall these years. 0h. do not do that
enylongcrl Cotneout boldly and frnxlkly ‘
and honestly. and teIlChriet you are sorry,
You cannot afford to so roughly tmlt him
upon whom everything depend».
BEWARE“ BEWARE!
[do not know how you will get uwny
from this subject. You see thnt you are
sold out. and that Christ wnutn to buy you
buck. There are three persons who come1
after you today-«God the Father. God the
Son and God the Holy (Hunt. The)" unite
their three omnipotence: in our.1 movement
for your salvation. You will not take up
arms against the trillno God, will you? I.“
there enough muscle in your nrln for such
I coulbutl lly the highest throne in heaven.
and by the deepest chasm Ill hell.l beg you
look out. Chime you allow Cbrillt to carry
away your sins, they will carry you away
[Yule-l you allow Christ to lift you up.
they will drug you down. There in only
one hope for you, end tllnti» the blood
Christ. the sin oileriug. homing your l rum.
firt'flllllllrl. Christ. the surety, puy‘lng )lmr
debts. Christ. the divine Cyrus. loom-nil”;
your Babylon lhll mlptlvll y
Would you not like to hr lrw? Here is
the price of your Iiirrretnulmuot money,
but blood. l tremble from bond to loot,
not become I (our your prom-nee, but be
cause I four that you will nth.» your chem-1.1
for immortal rescue. This is the lllit'l’lla
tire divinely put. "lie that lrellcll'lll on
the Son shnll have everlasting: life; lqu in.-
thnt bcl'lovoth not on the Son lshllll outer-.1
life, but the wrath of God nhldeth on him."
In the lastllny, If you now reject Christ.
every drop of that sucrificiul blood. lilnlt'lixl
of pleading for your release on it would
have plnedod if you had repented. will
plan! against you.
0 [lord God of the judglrlent dnyl overt
that calamity! Let us see the quirk flush
of the ecimetcr thnt nlnye the sin but novel!
the sinner. Strike, omnipotvnt God. for
the 501le deliverance! Boot. O eternnl
toe! with en thy vrnrcs against tho barren
beach of that rocky soul nnll make it
tremble. (lb. the oppremivl-llml of the
hour, the minute. the second on width the
soul's drttlny quirenl, and this in that
hour. thnt minute, that second!
All. NM" all: SAVED.
Some years llgo there came down it lie-rm
storm on the moonlit. llllll u velou-l got in
the bmhern end wee going to tiltrt'ea.
They throw up some nlgulll of distress And
the people on than saw them. They put
out in s lifeboat They crime on. and they
sow the poor unilors. nlmnnt exhunutrd.
clinging toe nit; end so efrnld were the
hontmen that the men would pinup be
fore theycot to them they more thorn three
rounds of cheers. and cried: "llold on.
“ital-bold onl We‘ll save you!" After
swhlle the bmttcnlne up. One man null
saved by hitting the bonthook put In the
collnr of his cost, end some Ill one wsy ulnl
eontcln snother; but they ell got into the
bout. “New.” says the captain. "for tin:
shore. Pull ewsy now. pulil”
The people on the lend were efrnld the
llfcboet bed gone down. They ssid: “How
long the host steyll. Why. It must here
been swamped end they here ell perished
together.” Andiherewerelnenenll worn-
en on the pier heed- end on the beech
wriuslnt their heads: and while they
weltedend watched thoy sew something
looming it through themlst. end It turned
out to be t llfeboet. As soon es It came
shore cried out: "Did you are any of them!
Did you sure snyof them!" And All the
hoelewept t hthe boiling surf end
cents to the pier the upteln weved
hie heed over the esheneted sellers thet
ley llatontbe hottonofthe host-lid cried
“Ml send! Thank midi All serelll”
stone “3th stormls on you,but I
cheer you with this Geepel hope. (loll
Manned toeeethe mnltofthlsstrv
of hem to wetch slid to listen
, err
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his millet M
hump. 6W
within speaking dirtsnoe the people on the
Borneflthe wdsy Thewsrecol your
mtthetwlthinthe nuttenlnlnutee we
wrowwithyonlntotheherhorololxd'r
And when these Christina men PM
the glorified tethering on the pier
Aslhaveelargereiollk _ . 7 ‘ "
time of the your, and rather than wait until litter in the season,
Iwilhglw toeli irons bl, purchasing M' linery Goods for the
ill of July. at pri solow Wall can it new nmnmer hat,
no it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
the trade is over.
Ill) not fall it tell sittings oi All: Sale.
H KRIEGER
lIaIlalllllllll IIoltI that, South Ill, = l. 0000.
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m AND 5N“
Awaken reilrnede support 8.0M.“ pl-
nauoln Is In unluot'polln. for u»
lull-fulln-
Twenty-two newspapers in Knolls- ere
sdltsllbrm
Amen who will deliberately run sway
frollflodisnoturbetrustedeuywhenv
There is not now sship Intbellritish
m""’"‘ ‘ ”mm °"
Mus _
sell smoke.
Austrslleehlps ism nnnlbusof em to
theflrltisknsrkets. lt ttekesstswepke;
lorthwntouerlllheusrtstlt
liked-decimation! to homily
thetsrnlsr‘stenuio ”growths
eernthstmhsrehel youth-lilo
Manolo’s” wens;
Alcohol“ whiting is recommended ler
mm lonxbeufluled with one
trontotlre Acres of e belt at lightning pro
dnceeen energy of npwsrdol'mm
horse power .
All We.) drought owns a out ‘ "
which an tell the didercnce between it one
dollar bill end a live dollar hill,nnd drinks
hor milk through a straw.
Memorial Day has been observed with in.
creased lmpreselvencse ever since lens. and
the tiny in e legal holiday In most of the
northern states out of the Mississippi
river.
The biggest day’s receipt: in the history
of the Brooklyn bridge was taken on April
N). ISN, the day of the centennial auuii'er-
nary celebration. 'l’lley nmou mod to
(5.05.8)
llow to Cook Pot-toes.
l have been dining at. one of the best
clubs in London. But the potatoes urt-
" Illsso illillln.
Bowmanllelflm
5i llstllillyion 8.. to. limit,
27 llslll strut. llolllltilt.
Bakers, containers,
ICE CREAM.
gloom} W%W¥m
Wm! ill hereby zlven thet the mourner-
existing heir/eon 1.1a.
thlen tnl
L. Ven Heme ammrtlihl:
colleen.
for all bills due
pay able by them
. V .
in. who"...
South Norwslk. June at. lull.
Jun) t1
S. 0. lulu, Auntie llmician.
linen ll. “lieu" ‘M' null or
g...” 1%.mlfi
old whose.
;. Where aloYllll loll?
lemsrdnxdownto
Fish and Vegetable Market
Where l mu always find lilo Frealusl Fish
and \ ogetnblw. Also Holt nld Smoke-ll F hell.
oysters. clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato catsup,
Imported Sardines.
.\ltl‘lll'i for “'rtkomnn's (‘rvnmery Built-r.
)hlrn- drlitct'l’rvl promptly.
HUNT 8t ZELUFF.
uniformly bnlenxy and iuliigestlble. I
do not write merelyuf a club grievance.
1 nm on old llousekeeper~nlnrried over
twenty yours. I am panaiountely fond ol
Wines. end I rarely err-r got them to my
liking. I had to go to ~-—-- the other day,
and my host inn largo potato growl-r. .\t
l89l.
SEASON 1'
00MMENO|NG M0ll0AY, MAY 2501,
l89l.
dinner the potatm were perfect—ravish-
ingl A few questions and answers elicited
the rotunrltnblc loci. thut my own table
was usually euppiied by my huel'lt pom
toes. But mine were always like thaw. of
the club—dull. sodvlen. wuxy :unl aholnlnn
hie. ills were light. dry. ulenlynnd per
fectly delightful.
Being is bit of occult tune" 1 arranged
with my boat to epend the next forenuon
in his kitchen The potato is wrxumd .1!
most entirely of pure starch. To make
this starch agreeable to the eye and the
palate its corpuscular Moments must i»-
eplit up by ltt'lll. In tho ;‘l‘l--1r1ill',- u! on «a
of "llllhllll‘t'. llllll at ll l ~71lpl1r:ll.:l'v just at
little higher than boiling writer it! till: wll
leveli‘l lzlllltza). Now, I happen to Ilvl: at
such a heif‘ht above was level that “‘uLe'l'
probably boils at 210 deg; Hence 1 newt-r
get good mtntom .\ly lloet’s home Willi
just ml mine,nud his cook will that the
water In his well did not suit pointin—
she knew nothing ulmut the sen lei‘cl lmll
tempereture—co that the was obliged to
“soften It with suit."
She put e big handful of unit in the pot
of potatoes. and i think rnimi the boiling
point to about 2m dean. Then, after bull
lug them till the shine burnt, like pound
of! the water. cocked the lid hull oil the
pot, put the latter on the hub. and thus
for about fifteen minuton lllll‘ thoroughly
dried thorn. Tho reelllt woe mousing; and
delightful. I wont homomtul i lluulon
lulu. Sulltll Your» Ill; lll ~
lug. in: in St u \nrk. lieu ll 1:
lion .llmum t or;
.t v It,
31.»; m. 1 ‘llilll‘tlilV‘ .ll 2:le
()5 ”‘l \"Il \\ n llihl l i l l. llt'i lilln l'l umll \ll
l'lllltlo I’i- r u! i' will} i-
m-lliugtl :lln ll- .u.1.l' nnv t l llllll M i: I‘ p III.
“'III lulu \':1"
’~ut'.vi 1 {HI ul.
1 ‘ -"‘T~— ringer-'3»
The Steamboat "Bill 0F ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
'leil on unruly Nun minim
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r Ill.
rum p m.
ll turn-
-.~‘l: Man it 'Lll‘lp. m.
'12.
Ill
FAIlE~SingIe Tickets 40 halite. Etcursioll 60 cents.
ii I\ llilgx :‘tulll :ll‘. lrl 1:1l'1lur llW .\'nv lrull
la. "I. u. illnlltl-\lnt-Il.ll1s1 an: In llll: llllllinioll l-l Ir-m Plum 1'- ill-
The Propeller "CITY OF NORWALK”
eerirsof careful experiments. You cullnot
mum a potato into perfection unions you
incluee the lltennl an all to mine its tunpor
attire to ubout Lilli dogs.
l‘otntooe must nlwnye be boiled in their
eklus nut] in n prttiy strong saline eoiu
tlou in order to get thrill in perfection. 'do
lightle to the paintenrnl “My of digestion
After such trenttuont tlwy "my be lumlo
Into soup; they may be lulu-ll or mnlucd
(for n few minutes only) in their nkim
llelulwr l’.'. lite").
TRAINS LEAVE Slil'TII .\'llllWALii Ari
FULLUWS;
l‘llltSrzw Yuma A. A»! full? 1
vi ll'l. 'iilllw‘mnlt‘t Ii st m
u ls :lllmnllspr ”.lllli r r .lllli t'.‘
”Wilma-tin. i’ \l.- l11t‘lr'l. IIII tn ":5! pa.
"Film in Smullnrll. "“III‘V‘H llnllt t-‘il'. ”.lfllril
. pl. .\l-lllllltyel
r. urn-,1 r1
they may ll.‘ unmixed, twill-ll n In lllnlll‘t' :4; .. mm x ”r, m m “Mum“. , 1,” , 1“,“.
saute. or lllty llllliuu muy ho llouo with new all... _.:.ln nil .l. hintin- l»: .m
them, but but of slI n..-y tulllltbelloiled “a-*.£1;511"1111,1WM” >11111iru~ -1 111 1-1 71111
I‘ll :lttt' ’ , . u lll,_‘ ‘fit. WU ~ n.
in their skins. with plenty of unit. and “my", ”Mm .\. \i. ii”; u. .i In m
T‘Il‘nr. .u'ellll'. ”lit-L. Illlt1.':u. l..\l. I Ill
then well dried—Pull Mail Coretta
.1x._ It’ll-"x li..m1.,:.'"’.l\. inn.
u.7|“u~x,. .letl. 841m. .‘E‘llltq
l‘ tltilllm 3&1 u. Ill. l- r
’01!ur1.,,u.ln.: M" m'. p. m.
Full line-tron". .\ .\l. n in m-.. in» or,
lilmm'. l‘. \l. it‘lf'nx. IIVI:‘. It'ltl . 'l'lfl
rs.litlu1.lilf.'l1x will IL in.
lulu lilmnufimu . \l lillim . 9mm
Ilittllu I' .\l l.’lllor.. II: n.. Hill-.1 all
III. .. I": “WITH! Muillllt‘ rill-mint: lewwil
\ow llulln ltlll riprim: ii; i hit.
Pull "mm A M”: nln Mum- [Mimi
.\l l:.'ltl l-x. hill *llrlllulirid‘l. Ill? -\ i‘lll
llltrlfm-ll.
LEAVI'Z NEW l'lillK '
.‘ll’r m l'l .Il
IIII.‘ \i'fllllp
she le 'l'nrnln‘ to “our. NW! 1,, . 'gl “.3
Mn. Mollie "tight-ll, ll highly respected
willow holy. living hour Cumvrvlllo, hilt.
in nilllcted with it unique and moat dill
ire-slug dicta-e. Little by littlt.1 tho llmlh
of her entim body I» turning to wild lxrllu.
or in other words she is becoming milled
The dike-to was first noticed ill urn when
Mrs. Iluuhee wee Mills Dnycllink. o! (no
you ltepidlt. At that time only s single [In
nor was enacted. Within s month after
the time when like Duychlnk llrst no l‘oll’iumml .thiIlerfi. (LIP. run on. am
no ' no till I N no in 1.. llitfnl‘
tiesd thennmhneso end stillness ofthe lln ,yn'mm u 5‘ 'il. ”mm, wt", ,1" 1mm" ..
[or it had been eoeldeotelly broken off
while she wee eslesp.
The Incident are the girl no pain, there
being neither blood. nerves or dosh left in
the disused member. but It excited the
alarm of the family. who nailed Ill e phytl
clen. The broken stump of the linker wnll
sulputeted back to when the living limit
set on. end everything wee thought to he
ell rinht. Soon the flesh muscles. arteries.
veins and nerves on hcr heals, “hm llflll
erlns became es herd and leellnglese as the
bill III!) before it WI. broken "If.
ext the ewlul meledy extended to the
elbows. the foresrnts becomin are white
and (liner as slnhester. With it the your
thetose and the end of the mills end our
tips showed e likecolor end lightness. The
at contention but now been loom:
on nssrly lire years. end the mending
lphyslelsns esysthstlt isoely stutter of
tileewhenths snttrebodyotthepoor rte
tllnwill heeeelld hone. lt leereredls
sees. end thepetholouofltisllttle under
stood-Bl. loch Republic.
PWMM
’iIBrx” a'lilirlnx on”- Hunt" Mlle! Jim-1..
{Ill lo. lull so WIIAdntm or. sml m1. lzm
tnlllullthlosi1 'iillmlnyc hulul ..i I-Illu .flltllu
lzillmll lnl‘
ROTON
Meals To Order
.llskeu'l‘ksttsilow
fimmmnmh’ibl
“link-11»! den’tkeow kadeyonthlnk
”fluke-die hseplren up ballots-sud hes
beget-hm. on his wllo‘e moan-w 1'3 00 P-v
, Iesre M
p. «n.. t g ,
Thumbs“ mm 3‘3:|l;d\i;linlflu: .31: ’I'l'lt'wl :tyw null Fir tl’l}~i1tl 7|I.ltl. I.l1‘1;un-'a ru: ll‘ Ttlgjpyr.
II.l., New Haven & Hanllllli Ii. II. Housatouic Railroad
Ilnllllury null Noivlnlll Ilillslou.
l'Z‘Ulliill i'lll'll).lll\l1ili. 1*‘3‘.
'l‘nrniunlr on South erunlk for Imnullry
rll'y "bin in. I: IL. "' :l .'.1lll around iuz‘ln m
\lltuluyn 921:1: m and lift! p nl.
Trains Il-alw luulhury for south Xurmllk
ii If“ . 'ii'l. illl‘lnlui II ”no tn.. ill. 'lNi Mill 6 ii
p. m. bl llllll‘o't olt'lu m and Hill ..Ill
'l'r til" I: .l'u 8 mill .\ul'm tilt for illl :4: lltlil
ll [fraud 1' In :I m. I.’ IL; ’.I T-Iu uml "a. p.1n
'l 1 null 2m lil‘ lgllu III for South .\nrwulh
ll .w. ll liiului ll ..ll3it m.. L' I", i=5. ' Hllittill
ti iii p. In
‘.\t \t \ 07“» ‘itllll l‘iii~lil llll- «pro-w ll ltl ~ .\'t1 1“
\nr‘s M 1W p. m.. intuit .\nruuik i ii p.1rl..
nrrililu: al l’lllelltll Hop. ll.
’l' lll-dIl-ill null Vl- u l'urll vrpn u lt'm‘b
l‘iltwl'lclll ll lm p,nl..llallu1l ll W p. in. laun-
outing with 6' it p. m it till from lluulluryl
v‘lilillll .\' lrnltlk . II p. In..
\nrlt ll ii p. lii.
'liully ulu l pl Hullllu).
MAIN LINE lIlYlSlliX.
:l‘mllln ll-ltn- lirhlurpurt us follow-l:
l “in. m pat-noun. r for I’itlellolli
liillln. Ill (lmllttt? 1m» l’lflnfll'lll. nmltlnlr
mill-w Monr- ul- \llluny null lilo \\ l1-l
ltlliin. ul.. lroiuhifur lluulr till».
II It)». lll.. freight lur Ilroel liltrrlngllm
..,m I'Illnlillll end \llmly IM' rigor
.In . Now .\llllorll at“ lnl.
ii in p. m. .. New Milford up" ill
l3.» p In . freight for Ilrmt llerrin uton.
Ill» . ln. Irinndltylo [monomer (or l’lltnlloltl
srld'AlI only.
Vi ll. l. ml ll. murmurs. i'Il-c President and
lit-herel Mu
llrrll' nu at No»
W"
W..l’sluull lienorsl l'mmr Agent.
POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A 0Ell00TF0l 80MMEO 0E80lll
NLONG ISLAND SOUND.
Ilew Holeol. Delightful Grove. New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
libel-Class Restaurant.
at Short Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty.
a DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
WEIIIKENSTEIN & KELLY,
OWEN!“ AND PROMITONB.
TIME "0le STElIlEll “llEllEl. "
Leave South Norwalk for Rollin Point-10 30 n. no.1“: 30 p. in,
111.320
1ilkllolong’olntforfiouih Norwelkwooll n. in, ii line. in,
116p. m.,336p. m,lulp.m..llaop .m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
normal-10» out, too put, ”up. on, till
Giuli- aluminumtmpnt. ‘
HUNT 8t ZELOFF’S “1'
H . S. BROW‘
South Main Street. 80. No
We will commence on Saturdny, August in, e. ‘ “ “
SUMMER Goon}
“magi” ‘i’li'mdmoi'io,
o ore: rose N 91
Wool Chellies, Parneole dill! grail] 1
Blazers and Shirt W 1 1
Ladies’ OutinéSuite' tn Flannel, Sateen, Pm
Husiemym and Und
“I‘Ladiee’ Lisle InlehG Hvoee ' Ladies
Ladi’es euro Ledioe’ J
Men’ e Fancy li'lnnnel gloat-to, ‘
Men’s Balbri Underwear " Men 11’: Gauze
Boys’ Bill Walsh: Boys’ Fancy Flannel
Ladies Bill: and Fabnc Gloves/and Mitts.
WASH GOODS.
Fine Scolch Gill hams, Best ' 1m 1
Pineap e Tissue, Domestic fling "
Persian Grape loths,
.__._..._0._ ,
These goods arr all new and fresh but we will at '1 1
them that will (lose them out, as we must have t o $103513”
Fall Goods.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
lIll. 26azeile Buillij IIlllwaIIl. Conn.
W. B. HaII&Co
BRIDGEPORT.
“'l'llvsim‘k in our store has to he removed before August?
Jill-roam no \illdlll storesautlthe entire stock must be sold.
(‘null-uuliSm [lu- nt1w prim-1'. This sale is imperative and the
lpriCcs pineal on our
FINE 0lil 00008 000TAINS A00
0|.0AK8
Are rsul ll that no l1l-onomi1st can afford to on.
Irish Point. SW iss and .\ottiugham (' urtains are positively Bell-
ing from.) Q'.’ .m to $11! :l pair. Ins: than prices of next autumn.
$321 pnir i :m lw sun «I on Blankets
Rugs-
s13 them by
Rugs. Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably llever Again
l>x'::‘. «llniw pullll'lls 11h. t'o-rv $1233:
”3'1 it. ‘ ‘
3! II. “H‘l‘i‘ "J 1 (hgant lingo,
' :lllxll$.ulll1\tl:l silo. .llso 8i 41 Were " 25; 36154,
lllrtl1lllo1sl/l51ml w~$oll1zlllxnzn u-rv hatulsommgsz‘ 39, were
33 .ll , .11:qu splmldirl pull-1| lh $3 in worv 85: Great Rugs, 417,
$5 on Wr ro $5: 11} xlra I.;lr1rl1. 'x'l. SI? » i‘i wore 18:31]
Mats and “out It tugs all Illlll'lt't'll down. 3 ecpskin
Dress (illolls Jewelry. Volimls. (' ottou l' lulorwear Summer
ii :lcll Hoods l..u o1. lilnws zlllll l"zll.lsnl.1l .‘lll‘ lumitivuly marked
loul r than mm min ('5 won in loll) wars
W- B. HALL & Co
1.000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoég
-— Til liF. ---~—-
‘CLOSEO 00T AT SPECIAL PRICES
And all uwrngv rl1-lul lion of nll- r ill per t out. Tllm' el
. loom um odd
glltllli m Iil’l‘tl at :l min: tin". and in M1 mid at prime that rlmfiutlmd WI"
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
\l‘l qllntv .I {on wprlom:
lintll’owuoud' (”0.x slightly illuwrl'l-ct. humi-
nlld itnpl "l'fl'tl-li. ut pril-ou that mullet msnois
8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
mongol], llllllllilll-m1wml l
32.00; regular price. tel 50 to lit. 50 (Inolotof :uliuléemgf
sow 1d wurtllli Simon our; will Iwmldforlhhl)
to $2. :5. ilnlulu-l- ln lino Oxfords. llnm loll
THE BEST MIMI” EVEI EFFEIEI.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Eetimntell given on 1
We are eeliing
liclory New Slamiolli alllI Silslly' 8 Steam Hanan
We have u lino stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
the avenues and UNCLE NICK 1mm Both Bet
able. including New York E's-goo M M
SWAN lollllslllllll F RNlTUR;
Ship Chandlers.
“2 Will!“ M GREAT BARGAINS.
W. W111 David Stow,
g, mm; nu. mot-elm ,
lllu- lot of sum liairs Lnllil-s"l‘urned Shoes til”?!
it; no to x:.lull;rl1;,,vulnr wire 84. .50. One lotof
I I“, luirs lmuuslulry MntllowmuliiICo. 'oeli glit-
)’ i
Plumbing, Gas Filling, lin and Shell lmll Wort. '
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Norwalk Chronicler