8f-
_,___ _ ‘ . ,, p,_ libs some he,
._ .thé head!“ This: ela88thn s hool ‘ch you” cannot . iniW0 ,
outhso-sttits unywhett’o in America flir'uilhor stylc, diirhhilitylor . ’
price. Tl‘ioym come near lasting indium. boy putgrmvs thorn, ‘ '
no, mother how hard he may be on clothes. Thiiy cost no more
than suits which, in a week, wiilgoto pieces in tho play ground . I
and thuy Won’t look uiiprosontublc when they are finally 'discni'd— '
ed. in other writ'ds, they are built to stand the racket and it -
.sdoc'sn’t make" much difi'orenco how rough therackotis.
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tho tumult oi heevco. However
tire weniayhe. therewllieinneatttae
the Male“ and mm wiphatielcterrep
tlou will evoke from llll no amwer. Ae
econ an we have chm! our llpbr the
What a diluent piece the in line! silence no pouch-nominal
fromwhat ttuaedto‘! Once it was to that ioeitnrnity. but whatnot-.0”),
will be your spirit! in aeocneof infinite
went out on the pleasure excursion. and uladueut 'l'w wring owning of heeveu
run intuition up the mound. and you crlti waving lie bivmome in the bright Ill. Vic
deed in a light wiry the epitaph
tore freeh tram battle chiming their real;
Butaluoe the day when you heard the Thornton! certhly sorrow struck through,
helltollatthe were as: .you went in with with thr mlnbow of Mel Joy. loot-e
thumanlie I eedplnce.undthere “Malawi-unification”!-
hafloodofrnablnsmetmwlutheteud’nu Paul and Silos. latlnier earl .
the eye and overotaater the lt’eart 50h, lent-uh and Jcremioh. l’nyecu and John
you have had trouble. trouble. trouble, Illicit. Gabriel end Michael the arch»
Godonly knowahow much you have bad anarl [Anita line of Mitten relcbln:
It leawoudcr you have been able to live aeroee the hill». Suwofjoy dashing tothe
lbruuchlt. it ie awoutler your nervous white barb Comma marchingfrom
system has not been ebatteretlund your
natetowtte. Youaniougthem.
bninhunntmld. Tmbmmmhle. ll Ohwhuaumtflockofshuptlodwlll
lunnld gather all Hygienic! all um:
uetberamumitheccleotlel well. Neurone
from this great audhece end could pot on the wet?- mouth while the Mind
them iuoueacroll. neither man nor angel
wateretbeebcep. There Jacob will :3
could endure the radiation Wall, what nireflechclthe ehrphcrdetrt And -
do you want! Would you like to have lugoaoueeidcof the well of eternelrap
“a“ . . , l”! ,, L
lair-Mull worldinadock.
‘l’hleweiloftheGoepelledeepeoouxhte
ntoutthehurol thlretof thefourteee
ndred millionu the rune. Do uotht
the church by e eplri of ordnance-
keepthe world out. down all thebara,
ewlugopeuall theMaeetterallthelu'
vitetlone. “WWrwlllJet him comu"
leaves. Come one. Come now.
Al at this well of Heeopotamia Jacob and
Mel were betroth Lao uow,at this well
hit of solution Chrlatonr Shepherd will meet
you coming up with your long flock: of
», cer- aud anxietlce. and be will stretch out
hhliaud in pledge of his aflccttou. while
all heaven will cry out, “Behold the bride
crown ceuiethmoyeont touteet him."
Till WILL 01 IAI-VA‘I’IOI.
You uoticethat thitweli of Maopotit
miabad artoneou it. which must be re
moved before the sheep could be waicrorl.
- and 1 find on the woll of salvation today
impedl uteandobetaclegwhlch mustbr your may back again? “No." you tore your children, and Mingvon the
remove‘tfinorderthat ma ,ohtalnthe aayJae sloth: man: “I war-becoming other-Mo of the wall of etcrnulru ure
refruhmeot audllfe this gape]. In mumaudlthink that lewhy the lord your Christian ancietry. you wli be
tookltaway. ldou’twanttohave my boundedonelleideebyayoyeokceuand
‘?IIY case the impediment to prideofheart.
, . jhavo to offer you. The timo‘to buy is when a style colour in ab
soul in i tutti iii!
Ons define—m1: a 'noomjtiiai hus'ajb' ~
initiator you tobogin to think of what
; big B. It
the place to buy is where the style approaches as near as pdbsibl
‘ to perfection, If you take any pride in your/personal appearance, _
our handsome suits will gratify it for you. There’s no more danger ,
in predicting their popularity than there is in pigghecying the risof
of to-morrow’s sun. ‘ ' "
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M. 3. SM rrH’s
Insurance Building, South Norwalk,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors nnd‘Varnishee,
Artists Materials, , -'
Combmed Chair and Stop Lad-
der, 82.00. -
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 3. Gallon.
Pamtin , .
diallindiington Street. ,
Dorian wliloi‘riit“; . ‘
sing.
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be well to make your purchases
for the balance of the season, for odds and ends of stock must be
l
ouccnuot beerto eometoaodernocretic property beck.” Well, would you have greodthatuo other world baa mheen _ _ (BIEGIII' 8 PM.“
afountain; on do notwaut tocomc with yourdepartcd friends back etc-inf "No." permitted wexperieneelt. 3 sold for what they Will bring, and we are pleased to show them “Rm! NORWALK. _ _ _ CONN
so many at ere. It to to you llkewheo ,youeeyt "lootrldrt’tteka thereupouelblll Outd‘thal onedcepwellof heaveuthle mhq,mmhu “."w. and give you prices not more than mt’and amatmanya ic -
. eomi tyof hrinuiuxthetufromatearlcae realm Si willdip forthe W. ‘ m r...— n-inmo-a- , , _ Now OPEN
”.1 to a realm or team. I couldn’t do it." for the poor. health for :5. .u, 5”'T.'."..'5;.‘i.‘3"....ma_"...'a.""" less than cost. Come while you have an opportunity, whet r in .
citi- out of a chant! chalice which he- lost Well, then, what do you want? A than rutfortheweary. Andtheu Illthedock immediate want 01' not, for ——-———-
hue beeullftcd (rpm a silver solver. Not so eandvotcceiuthenttdieum cry out. "Com of tit-bonus sheep will lie down in the y . . Bnl‘nfla BATHI'E AI” “sma-
take the many publicaue and sincere. You went Mgiveu comfort." For their-econ] green pastures. and world without eudwe - , t
on the Quanta heaven. but It mm especial have rolledh‘ Lit-'"a‘l’iw Ill)". (W 'wage will praise“.l 82513:”! filly: on this M | “m M" . “—fi .
car with your feetnn u ottoman mout . ' me, ye won 0 e antum we were pee
l’! {:3 and Iii-rid of mnalc on board the train. flock, pursued of the wolvce. come to the mittcd toatudy among the blasting flocks __ ' THIS IS nun ”ST EFFuflT OF THE SEnsn“ on Show ”lung's aspeblally.
lard kneel! You do not want to be in company with fountain where the Mnl’e sick and bereft and i133“ “and; wife-l at: ground the u ’, /
rustic Jacob and Rachel and to be drink one: have come. euwy north ehepherdnu, BOSS A will . Son 1: N d
h an- hgoutof the fountain wheretcnthouaand nkaourios up rug mumAvu), at the well in lleeopotamla. .Oh, plunge SUMMER nouns. mfimm the Si'inihi'm ‘Newalrzwe:
sheep have been drinking before you. You
will have to remove tbeohetacleofpride.
or m find your way to the well.
will have to come as we canto. willing to
takelbewutcr of eternal life in any way
and at any band, and in any kind of
pitcher, out: “0 Lord Jana. l am
dyinl of thint. Give me the water of ctee
nal life. whether in trough or goblet. Give
methe water of life; lcare not in what it
comes to me." Away with ell your bin
dranoce of pride from the well'e mouth.
Here h another man whole kept back
your bucks-Kn into this great (Eta-psi well
Ind let tht-m come updrlppinu with that
water of which if a nun drink he never
again elmlltbirst.
”Ah."aayu someone. "you are not old
«tough to understand my eorvmn You
have not been in the world ea long rut i
have. and you can talk to me about my
misfortunes in the time of old ago." Well.
I have been a (rut deal among old people.
and I know how they furl about their fall—
ing h-lth, and about their departed
lrlenda, and nbout the lonclinmw that
sometimes strikes through their soul.
After two persons have lived together for
forty or fifty years and one of thorn is
taken away. what desolation!
w Soc lhell ouch
‘ m" M “““'" biscuit is stamped
Down at Temescul. Son llrrnardiuo
county, neuritic famous San Jacinto tlu
mine. there is uveriinhie mine‘ol honey.
'l'hcruisulurgu force"! rncn employed at
the tin mine.und they put In their idle
time pnmprctini: in tho hills of the vicin-
l'locs your grout keep the
Boss Cracker? _
leech [ilk Bite-ii 1
Boss
railroad.
4.5. Ewan.
Any article that has outlived
~22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Fall goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of
Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
J
from the water of life by the etoneof an
obdurule heart, which lies over the mouth
of the well. You have no more feeling
upon this subject than if God had yet to
doyon the first kluducu. or you had to do
God the first wrong Seated on his lap I"
til-e years. his everlasting arms ehclter
ins you. when is your gratitude? Where
is your morning and evening prayer!
Whereare your consecrated lives? leay
toyou, as Daniel said to Belehnmr. “The
God in whose hand thy breath is. and all
thy way. thou haetoet glorified.”
If you treated anybody he badly as you
have treated God,yon would have made
five hundred apologiee—yee, your whole
lifewould have been an apology, Three
times-day you have been stated at God'-
lable. Spriuu. enmmcr, autumn and
winter he has appropriately eppareled '
you. Your hhillll from him, your com—
penlon from him. your children from him,
your home from him. All the bright uur
rouudiupof your iifu from him. Oh, man.
whatdoet thouwith that hard heart!
0euatthou not feel one throb of arutltndc
toward the God who mule you. and the
Chrietwhoccme to redeem you,aud the
KolyGhoetwho has all thus yearebeeu
ltepcrtuulog you! if you could alt down
I ehall not forget the cryofthc late Rev.
Dr. De Witt, of .Vcw York. when he etood
by the open grave of his beloved wife, and.
after the almiuiclt haul ended. he looked
down into the open place and said- "Pure-
well, my honored, faithful nnd beloved
wife. The bond that bound no is severed.
Thou art in glory. and i all) here on earth.
We shall meet ngnin. l'xtrewclll Farewell!"
To icon on a prop for fifty years. and then
have it break undur you! There were only
two yeen' difference between the death- of
my father and mother. After my mother'e
deceaac my father need to go around as
though looking for mmething; and he
would often got up from one room with
out any warning reason and go to another
room; and then he would take his fine
and start out and some one would say.
”lt‘itihcr, where on: you going?" and he
would answer, “I don’t ltrmw cxmttiy
where i run tiring." Always looking for
something. ‘itougu he was a under heart
ed man, i never saw him cry but once. raid
that win at the burial of my mother. After
sixty years living together. it was hard to
lty. Une Sunday hnlf a dour: of the ruin-
ere applied to Columl llnhiuwu. the super
lutcndeut, for the privilege of using some
giant powder and u low tools. He risked
them what they wunwl to do, and they re-
plicd that tin-y hml {mind a honey mine,
and proposed to tap it. Laughing, hey-re
hie connect and no ul‘llt‘l’ on the some
keeper for the llt‘lilml articlrs. nod. with a
supply of pails and lulu. the men not out
on their expedition
They were gone all day. oral along to
ward rundown a curry looking pumice
come over the hill and made its way to the
employees’ headquam-m They bud tapped
the mine, there could be no question about
that. They were sticky with honey from
head to foot. lluiraud bard dripped with
it. like unto the appearnuce of Anton when
he was ntmintml, even no ”ml the oil but
all our him and churn In lllw loot. Their
clothes were liberally pin-don"t with or mix-
ture of honey end mud; tin-re Wits bonny
everywhere. [lot the tube and bur-ket-
were full of hour-y as well. tor it rich lad
hurl indeed becn struck.
The men, it appeared. hml found a ems
lcelnthe rocka whence Mood a constant
fimmolbeclnud from this they judged
Faw c‘ett’
HEIDWIITEIS F0!
Io. I'I-ilain Street.
without reserve. all share
eltmnely low price
Due lot of lists 10¢.
Due lot of fine french
each. [turn forget the number.
'lheuelde around about it white
loch of W down welt
watering. 1 their blasting
air, and the laughter
‘ maiden- indulging in
part.
And there are It!“ People today who are
feeling just such a pony: an that. I want
to fall that there is perfect encbentrueut
it? followed by
cheap. t wee e meta
~ lo. I] Main Street Ierwel
m Jaunbmarrledtbat
MILLINEBY!
Formerly 3 Water 8h, lorwall.
Juatmelved.“ dour: Bate to-day toaell
and whrmat the
°‘ ”$1....“ “r. £53.:
30¢. ICC... 503.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next in J. I". Seamus dry gmdeetore.
Mrs. W. lawcen,
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingncss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
éNow is Your Golden flpnflfiunill!
'
The balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts. consisting of all
styles, for what they will bring. Will be on exhibition on our
first right hand counter. A few more of those Ladies’ Ribbed Vests,
in quantity about 15 dozen, will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further and of same counter as Hosiery
and Lace Mitts.
Thom are many imitation
N. B. Elm-trio Snow in which elec-
tricity playsnopart. Dobbins'
is the or' ritual one, all Magnolia, Elect
trier. and Nagics are fmndulcnt
imitations. Ask for Dobbim' Electric,
star that our nameieon every wrapper,
and if any other is ecnt you by your
' Another Split in Ribbons
that there mint be a largo , ity of
honey in the new“ of tho did. The
opening used by the bandwaa too small to
admitoftire mofahuman listing-rid
after oarelnlly examining the place a too-
nelwaaeommenoeda little way from the
attuneeendafter thie bed been run the
mt diet-m on upraiee we: put in which
by good luck struck the ledge of honey la
hamster. Afar a but contest with the
been several hundred pounds of comb
honey were taken out and the tunml waa
thee cloud up. Several times since midi
tlouel euppliee of the sweet material have
been taken from the cove—Sun French-co
Chronicle. '
dve mbmt- uoderthetmeof a Saviour'a
,aud feel hiawarrn life trick-
lingouy " foreheadaudeheekendhande.
mshinka you would geteome appreciation
ofwhatyouowetoacrueliled eeua.
lntbepromlseeof thionpel; rat-diction
tothemaud loderthem myarrn.orl take
their arm and I bring them to this Got-poi
well. Sit down. lather or mother. sit
down. See if there is anything at the well
III-tr
Wot it is. “Jacob
[loving removed hie meat market
you
“Yea.” say- tlu pea!
still bring forth fruit in old age. they ehall
be lot out! lonrlahlnu,to ahowthat the
Lord lauprialitJie lemy rock.aud than
to up unrlxhtoonene-e in me." come.
Where you anything to ray onto!
your phecine for thceo aged people!
“Yen: eaye halah; ”Down tooid age lam
with tbegend whoaryhairewlll lurry
thee.”
Welhtftbelordlegoluc to any you.
Maud“ not toworry mueh about your
tolling eyeeinht and falling limbn You
get a tile worried for fear waistline you
will come to want, do you? Your children
and grandchildren eometimea speak a little
sharp at you because oi your alimcnta
he lardwtli not speak sharp. Do you
think you will chore to want! Who do
yunthink tbelrotdlef Are hie mnerleo
empty) Willhe lead the raven and the
rabbit. and the lion in the desert. and for
you! Why. uatnrellrle tell no tbatthe
porpoleewlll not for-ale ltewouuderl and
tick mate Auddeyee eoppoae the lord
heaven and earth
by ea
Will newly the people of this vicinity
thehncet neof
Fresh and
nu moron mourn wlu.
Jamhwltbaaooddealoftueudpuah,
took thestonefrom thewell’e MAD”
A Item tee a Cu Driver.
Hundred: of street car eoudncmreaud
driven gatiicml at tho nicrxuo of the Gen-
eral hoepltul on the morning of July ”to
attend the funeral of their law mint-ale,
CarDrlvor Erwin t llama Frey vou Schoen-
ateiu). the butt nude member of a very no
bio family.
The heevily draped hearse. drawn by
four hornet, wait quite in contrtutt with the
simple mourners who fulluwctl it and the
eonly metal cit-hot in which the romaine
reeled. hidden under minty costly florid
slits
When liaron firhrwuetein income oi ego
h Inherited eeroritl million Iorim and hi;
data. which heaquamlered. Everything
none, here-tuned his commie-ion so that
Mount in the dnxooue. and when eon-
froutedbypovertyhedhlmtreeort iothe
To be found In the stair.
sheep.
0cmellyethlretyl You haveauuudo
fined loogluuln youreoui. Youtrtui
moneymaklng; thatdld not aatiefy you.
tried due under mutant; that
you. You tried
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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F. HAYES
lo. 6 North Main Street.
Sim Meats,
POU LTRY. Etc..
F. HTS? ES,
I0. 6 iliilllll lllli STIIEH
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of which we have quite a quantity. and customers in need will
do well to call upon us this week, for we are going to sell them
very cheap.
or, when you order ours. send it
it to him.
I. 1.. CRACIN & Co.
Philadelphia, Po.
1. 0.1’EliiltitS.
Paper Hangmtaltiuirtr, Painter
Anildmler in
Will PIPER All) 30m.
ill North Main street, So. Norwelk.
with
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Lndies‘ Corset Covers, Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed. sold for «lilo and 50c, sale price 25c and She.
Balance of our ladies low neck Corset Covers, solid embroidered M?“ W“ M m“ “u kw “ I“
yoke, usually sold for 75c and so, reduced to 45 and 500. hmrm'hiplm '3." our mid?" on to
Balance of LadiesCNight Dresses, lace and cambric, ruffle trim- m" M m" “'0“ ’
humm- mu: rim
0. L. OGDEN,
Carpemer and Builder.
Hear and Speelleatleas Punished.
i parcdttdrnllklnrleofwork the
beetfivt'v'drkmemliy’tke day or by at
the luweet prices and at short notice.
STAIRS AND HAW WORK A
SPFL'IALTY
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ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling for 85c and 98, rc-
duced to (the and 75c. ' '
ladie‘s’ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses tucked yoke, Hamburg
~ trimmed sold for $1 50 and 31 75, reduced to e1 25 and $1 3.5.
Balance of our the Skirts, tucked and cnmbric miilc, for 50c.
Balance of our 81 Skirts, Hamburg ruiilos, for 75c.
Balance of our M 25 and 81 50 Skirts, deep Hamburg flouncc,
for 81 12 and Cl 25.
ft: _ h “m“ "m" ’“‘°""°""°‘ u. 1.“; 353%., GIVE ME A CALL. .
‘0 are men been ’ ._ . . . _ .
mm o WWW-mt Sillli’ IT HIE Ill! IIIEI. BT.
ant-r you mils" “Rama"; 3” ‘ BENIS Funulsnlnas- new sun rur um. ’
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cs For» .. : .............. . humus»... are
are a nether-gum Always sold very cheap at our place, will be sold cheaper this true?» sue-henna
m a haven week to clear up stock for the season.
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A complete line of Gcnts’ Underwear in all weights, to be sold
at a loss with the rest. .
Hammocks and Spreaders to be sold with the root of the above.
mentioned goods regurdloss of cost.
WOODWARD’S
Monthly liniscalk Magazine. :
Iohoobtninodutourplaco only. d‘hobsst mothodof obtaining
platelets Music at low figures that has yet been cited. Five
nine-of tireletcet production of'theiinost musical writers for
jf‘tor annual rubeeription for .1.
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