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,ladion’ nndgngildr-ou’s shoot. A ludiea' line Kid Button 5 %”&. ”
fit at 81, formerly $3. and another at 1, formerly 02. llisaes' 33:. .
‘ . School Shoe only 13. Children’s Sc ool Shoes at 75 cents. of 'e".:m"a:=rhgm ":4 1;:
. onllnndexarmnothoeogoods,» itlsa pleasure to show fimm-fiMfi'
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70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
TEETKBEBNAcmrm ' I'l’
on. TALtlAGE asxs THE ours-rum.
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Ila 'l'oat Taken Iro- Jahrt still. 87. “To
his Ind Was ! lite-"~AI Able Dio-
ealaaa frond-d by art l-prsasivs
lasso.
’ Button". Out. L—A moat impre-lvs
lens is that without-d in the Brooklyn
when at the opening of the
morning service seven thousand persons
on the main iloor, in the two galleries and
the adjoining rooms. vine and sing the
Doxoloxy. This morning in addition to
thsoongreptlonnl singi ng Proteaaor lien ry
lyre Browne rendered from the organ,
‘Thents and Variations in A." by Kramer.
Ah'rallnage‘stextwas taken from John
will, II, “To this end were I born."
After Pilate hadmiclded. tradition ray».
that his body was thrown into the Tiber,
andsuehstorms ensued on and about that
lhctbathlahody wastakenout and
“flown Into the Rhone, and similar dis
euthana- swept that river and its banks.
Then the body was taken out and re-
moved to Lausanneand put into adeeper
I poohwhich immediately becametheoeuter
of similar atmospheric and aqueous dus-
torhaueea Though these at lanciiul and
falls traditions they show the exeemtion
with which the world loosed upon Pilate.
It was beforethis man when he wan in full
. Ifaaad power-that Christ was arraignedas
h a court of oyer and termluer. Pilate
hid to his prisoner, "Art thou a king,
than!" and June amwered. "To this end
was I horn.” Sure enough, although all
earth and hell arose to keep him down. be
h today empulaeerl, enthroned and mm
listed king of earth and king of heaven.
‘To this end was I horn." Thatis what
he oameior and that wru- what bra-mom
By the time a child herein-x ten yrs-tn or
age the me begin to diawver thnt
ehlld’a destiny: but by the time hear she
when fifteen years of age the question
hon thechild’a lips: "What am i to be?
What am i going to be? What was i
Inadoforl" It is neenaiblr and righteous
question. and the youth ought to keep on
asking it until it is so fully unsure-ml that
theyoun; man or the mun: Woman can
fly with as much truth It- its author.
though on a lawn expanuvo waive. "To this
end was i horn "
A! wasswmuur qr'tzvt‘lon.
Thereistoo much divine skill ahowu in
the physical, mental and mural constitu
t‘ltrnottheordltuuy human wing to mp
”0 that he was «instructed without any
divine pnrpon. If you take me out on
somerast plain nnd xlmw me a villain-«l
on paper, sltlps or houaos or htrds. and you
know they are to he «trait-nun or sell-tool
some klud. And you rind others eynhse-
in; out Moon problem:- wlth rare inter»
eatand mm, and you know they at. to
he on. And others Mn.
wheels-admits tontrlvaness. and you
know they are going to hamaehinista.
And others are Ionnd experimenting with
hot and somand sickle, and you know
they will farmers And others are al<
ways swapping Jackknzvss or halls or hats
and making something by the bargain. and
they are going to he merchants -
con rtcs‘r Drunk.
When Abbe or Item had roadranad
in studying Greek that he could translate
Anneraon at twelve years of one, then
was no doubt left that he was intended (or
sscholar. But in almost every lad there
tomesa time when hedoesnotknawwhat
hewss made for. and his parents donut
know. and it is a crlm that God only can
decide. Tho thersarethoaeboru torsoras
especial work. and their fitness does not
develop until quite late. When Philip
ridge. whooe aerrnona and books have
harvested uncounted souls for glory, he
gun to study the ministry, Dr. Calamy.
one of the wisest and best men. advised
hlmto turn his thoughts to some other
wbrh. Isaac Barrow. the eminent clergy-
man and Christian scientist—his hooks
standard now. though he has been dead
over two hundred years—was the dishaanr
content of his father. who used so say that
if it planed God to take any ad hlschildren
away he hoped it might be his son Issac.
so some of thoee who have been character:
land for their stupidity in boyhood or girl
hood have turned out the mightiest hone
iaetorsorheneiactreaaea o! the human race.
These things being so. am I not right in
saving that in many oases God only knows
who; h the moat appropriate thing for you
to do.andheisthe one to ask. Aodlet
all parents and all schools and all univer
sltlea and all mlleges rem-mine this, and a
large number a! thoae who npent their best
years in stumbling about among bust
nesaes and occupations. now trying this
and now trying that. and falling in all.
would be able to go ahead with a definite.
decided rind tremendous purpose. aayiutt.
"To this end was I horn."
You Alli: MAD! rm: [mitts
But my subject now murmur into the
momentous let me any that you rm:
made (or uwiulnrss flntl heaven [judge
this from the way you are hull: You to»
into a shop where littt'r is only one u heel
turning and thnt by n workmnn’s {mt on
s trendle. and any to ”who”. "new it
something good Iminmloue. jet on u mm.“
scale:" but if you go into n {:wtnry crrH-r
ing runny acres. and you find rhomaml» of
pulling on thousands of wheels. and
shuttles flying. and the whole scene hrwil
daring with activitien. driven by water, or
steam. or electric power, you cmwlmle that
am
sad
I
it, and I felt some minimum truths work.
Sharon Spring». and w lnlr «mud in the
shoot at random,
Conantrate. Xupulr-nrr'o ”W in not
through the enemy's rnnks at one print.
enemy's force by it annular Inrrzv
soswhy he lost Wumim was lmuss he
did not work his vmral theory. and spread
Christian man, on. C hriatiau woman.
on
er. If there an sixteen hundred million
orbit-in whichtorevulvr, and it you do
lion pnssibilltlen that you w ill make rt mire
take. On your kumr hel'rmr uml tart the
overcome by the blood of the lmnlr it just
in human longevity.
no I can ttluwrtez.lilwulr on mu. homer
than they rlnerl to
did the inrmev Glorious Iv I.
union had lever they mm: .m-
comruptino they Mnl lmn. u m . . z.« ..
my bled him "Mr-I; Elmr pron. .’«
was death'e «Medium:-
changed.
swore witnesses and juries
juries But after awhile I felt
to the Gospel mlnlntry and entered
our summonwhen lwn» rue-tins ut
Wk ofthat “Huge. I :utlIE 14- "unit. "I”
havesnsapeeial work r . do In the tent“ l
Mttofllul it out now." ,ml with rim!
determination I pruyo-o the l out WV" he
Iotaprayed, Mid “all like tilrlm' dtrv'l'lllm,
and wrote it down In mv rrwrrmmmlum
hook. and I saw my Hm work the» m-
plsilly tr I see it now.
05,601!“ ha mulled with wrrml vii
sections. Get specific directions ll»; um
’l'ultr star and tire
tle urns tron: his tlmrry o! breaking
nottryingtoroees the what:- true or the
Oar res
hb force out over it wide range. on,
break through atmumhere. Sat at an
engagement for that, but a particular
and made in answer to pay.
{topic in the world, then there are alxrmr
nudred mllllon diflerent mmkrm to tal—
dll, diluent styles 0! truth to du,rtitlerent
notrpetthe divine Illrtct'lrm there. are at
last fifteen hundred nod ninety nine mil}
matter settled at) that you mo rirmly my.
”To thisenrl won 1 hum. "
138313328) wrosmr
And now icrmie tn the ulimncrernzom
. A,» near an Irma. telltymt wrru
built fora happy eternity, all r'r.» limo-rs
whlehhove happened to ymtr wrote to in
Win Mn“, ”it?“ tlml Ifhrutly drum,"
merit. We Mr all raw. n! at [fr rnrrnm
l'r'l'plr Inr'. ms mat!
Ttu- mmli rt: :1 .l -..,'.. .i
not bleed their patientnw nil m .-: . w..-
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when: they Merl ln.n..'uu, l! ‘ ~. Ital
notrnaheout e-xurrly h In! um. -:.;
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I'm the way l see people Insulin”;
Wilhelm
use «the 'p with tat-aw
the factory wan put up to cln great work
and on a rust soul». Now. I look at you,
and ii’ lalmuld tlnol that you land only one
Ialcillly "I hotly. ("*l' uru- rm' wlv, truly mn-
nervr. it you run... -. v hm l‘:'u.l uni hear.
orcovrhi iwnr and no: rev, it you l-JtlI tlu-
use or only tll’lr IIIIII’ or one Illtflf‘. and. na to
your higher mum-c. if you had only one
menml faculty. and you had memory but
no judgment, or judgment but no will, and
if you had asoul with only one capamlyJ
would say not much is expected of you.
But stand up, 0 man. and let me look
you squarely in the (heel Eyes capable of
seeing everything. Ears en la 0! hair
lug everything Hands apah of “map
in: everything mud with more whorl»
than any factory ever turned. more power
than Corliss engine ever moved. It soul
that will outlive all the universe, except
heaven, and would outlive all heaven it
the life of other immortals were a moment
shortot the eternal. Now, what has the
world a right toeapect from you? What
hasGod a righttodemnnd of you? God is
the Mo! economists in the univerae,
, temple surmounted by a dome like Ft
Peter’s. and Intvmg it floor of precious
atom and Rl'l‘he‘i‘t that little! lum- mm!
the bmin of tilt’ Krin’llr-l virnlrvtulll ht .l»
sign. and walk SCI'UHPYI 'lrul mvhnl mm
paneled and wmrw-nml mui pznntcd. and I
a should ask you what tlu~ inuldimr was
put up for, and you flnlflH'n-ll "For noth
ion at all," how could i believe you?
And it is impossible for me to Darin-Vt-
thst any ordinary human being who hzos
In his muscular. nervous and cerebral or
gum more wonder» than Christopher
nu lifted in St Paul’s, or Phidiaa ever
atheist! on the Acropolis. and built in such
a way that it shall hut long alter St. Paul's
cathedral in as much a ruin as the Parthe
Iron—that such a being Wm conumcted
for no purpose, and to execute no mission,
andwithont any divine intention toward
some end. The object at this sermon is to
help you totlnd out what you are made
he, and help you find your sphere, and as
sit you into that condition where you can
”with oertalntyand emphasis and en.
thud-In and triumph. "To thin end wan l
hon." and he asks- nothing mule-sly, and (or
m ran an nor marina tort what purpose didhehulld your body. mind
M I discharge you from all mpomi and soul as they are built?
Illity tor most of your environments. You
ass not responsible tor your parentage or
grandparent-rte. You are not mpomlhls
torsuy ofths trunks that may have lived
inyour ancestral line. and who a hundred
Thoreau onlytwo bsinoln the universe
whom answer that question. The angels
do not know. The schools do not know.
Your kindred cannotcertniuly know. God
knows, and you ought to know. A iactory
asonedead.
snduplossdthe family rewards. and yntt
may have ds‘nerreotypuot some n! the
about at eighty yours of urge. l murmur
that life insurance mmpamrs at ..z lute tn
changetheir'tub‘ew: halts. .irnl marge it
man no more far-mum. 'l «rwrntl I'm-t.
theynml "HI-Hal rn ten » lily, ml.
Mire premium .sl 1.”; {0‘ x .. x. r
lusty ll} llw l-l».mv v: t ’
aderwr-nul I’m new 3m; .5- . v
the Imt- u! hr.tlll|..trul tn ‘1 '. ' «
pie know better how to mite - ..re or ;.
aelru, human We is- prnlungrvl Bin. ....
you realize what. otter all. u the hr. . ,
0‘ 0|" earthly little? in the lunch on.» u
people lived ween and eight humor :3
yours, the putt-lamb Jae-ll} mm (1...: lm
years were few
Looking at the late of the younxnt per
son in thin detectably and unwilling he
lived to he a nunatrensrieu. how plum. the
time and arm me, while innlml ltpll’t
(rout of us is an eternity no out that out»
tactic has not figur- enmrgh to express lrn
length or Mb or height For It happy
eternity you were horn unlrm you run
younslt spin-t the divine inwatkrm I!
standing in yonrprssenrerny eye should
(all uptm thateahlsat soul heron» that and
will app—r when the world lets it up, and
horn mtghoppoae lwcmlribe
so overpowered that i should drop dawn
You have examined the family [time
years before you were born may have lived
aflylsotliiathat monorieasafleets you
satay. You are not responsible for the
fact that your temperament is sanguine
oemslsncholic or hilionsor lymphatic or
nervous. Neither are you naponalhle tor
the plans (1 your nativity, whether among
thematic hills of New 2113]";de the
mug plantations of Louisiana. or on the
hsnkaol the Clydsorthe Dnleper. or the
lhannoa. or the Seine. Neither are you re
“bar’s honssmorthsimliglon. Do not
bother yourssil about what you moot
running at an expense at twannymr,
and turning out goals worthaeveuty cents
a year would not be such an immunity
as you. 0 man. with such semllndnlta
equipment doing nothing. or next to noth—
ing, in the way u! usefulness "Whnt
shall i dor’yon ask. My brethren. my
statemdo not ask me. Ask God.
There’s some path of Christian useful
nessopen. It may boa rough path. or it
maybsa smooth path,a long path or s
shortpath. ltmay heonsmoontot eon
spieulty or in a valley uoohaerved, but it
Is a path on which you can start with such
faith and such mistactionand sucheer-
main, or shoot dream-tones- that you did
basal.
talutythat you can moutinthsfnosni
earthand hall and heaven,”1'o thla and
was I horn." Do notwalt favour-oral
nary oalideattom. PhiilpthsCooqnsror
hh pastas Victories seated on a
mnhsndiiyou wait foraotas
will wantintothsworldwidslahtu
all. SaunasIswthslprd’ss-nisawith
etthsstlpid-thaastereatarl.
slaw sir hendrerlol the lord's
:ittlsenrsd thshliud man's eyes in the
ew'l'asransm story. Take all the tar.
ulty you have and say: "0 Lord. have is
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what itwill hswhsn thrmghly risrrierpr-rl
Ian M the My eon isapatehni
hindrsdolprsvioas generations, you to» «
‘hadphotogrnphs taken oi what you one
in boyhood or firlhood, and who: you
were ten years lawman! it to very worm-u
iugtoanyonato heahleto look hack upon
ptetnraao! what hows- tan or twenty or
thirtymam hothavsyou ever buds
pietmtahenotwhatyoo may he and
what you will he it you an: .tlter tlml and
M the Spirit's regenerating "Merl
thrsshall I plans the earner» to take
utopia-rs! Iplant it on this platform,
ldissetittowsrd you. Sir still or attend
stillwhilsltaksthe picture. it shall be
an instantaneous picture There! I lmrr
it. Itisdon tones-an the wetnrvrn
1'! mar I'M
“have 8 year resurrected Mymohrll
with it. There is your
so that all theiorsaaatdiaiar
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FAR," BELOW” 0081'.
. ”Artisavoanrgnmrorithoooa-mmouon
timeofthoyeannndratherthanwoit until later in
the season,
I will givexto all desirous of whiting Millinery Goods for the
4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer but,
slit isbotiortogivo valuoin the heart of the season, than after
the trade is over.
Ilwilliilllltlllflllfittllllitm
H. KRIEGER.
sflsisg how sshilarant staid suth's
worst alarmed» and "halo. Onlya lit-
tle while and their the raptors. Only a ‘
little while, and then the MIND“. Only a
little while and time the mannered-r.
a murmur Itwsritsfloa.
is the Minna armory all Ilurops
waathrsateaad with a wave at Adatls her
hartsur,asd Vienna wuamwlyhealr'd.
Zheklopand Madam had led. and ooth»
in: could save the city from heirs; m
whslrusd union» the hing of Poland, John
Sohieshi. to whom they had sent torhslp.
should. with hbarruymomsdowo forth.
rum; aadirmn every root and towsrths
inhabitants oi Vienna watched and waited
andhopadmntilonthe morning of Sept.
It the rising sun threw an unusual all!
unparalleled lwlllianey.
of John WI and his array coining
downererthshillstotlursaesscsndthat
day. not only Vienna. hot Europe. was
saved. And use you not.oh.yssools.ha
stead with sin and sorrow.“ light
mmmwwdaaadtheshieldaaad
thshsllnetsot divine veaeushathediuthe
son of heavenly dellrsranee' [at
Wolsey“) rathsrthan let heaven
heaven and all of its ruptures. What a
pooviarthlng is all that this world can
olavyou compared with pardon here and
liteinrruortal beyond the aura, unlaasthls
aidsdthemthuslesplaoe lug-enough
sndhrautifol enough nod grand enough
forallthernnsomsd. Wherever It he. in
what world. whether rm by or is: away.
in this or some other awellation, hail
we of light and love and hie-serineaa'
Through the awning mercy of Christ. may
we all at there!
Opes-Ila; on at I'sl Dug.
Affirm! of mine owns a akye terrier.
now a yenra old. of whirl: she be very food.
When the little fellow was. alarm uyeor
old a very aavw cot jumped at him
without the sllghrwtt ”irregular: and
scratched his left eye, (mm the ethanol
which n tnttsrmt {urinal and utter Lira
years came-l ”Indium in that eye. Fruit;
ryruptthy o contract tanned armhomy
over {heather rye. amt hurt summer he be
mow tummy lrlitul Some yearn fixture the
”awful rye: herumw .‘tflr‘rrted the owner innit
Teridrevaunh L. i.» more; tn an eye mu!
mkapttalot think); and had an ogrru
timr perimrmd on the eye whiro the rut
had scratched
05st of the popular» attache-l h rim
bowpital win the operator, and he w..- » .r
rounded by ”the! physufiuna, by gmntJhb
and nonemnll of whom were deeply in
trmthl. Thrown" hunt the do: in Itef
I351. WWII"): true ltlrldln ~'- rut. and Tnl'lle
(lift t. I mum Ln!!! 3 .r. K' 'r-HI 1..n;
In gll .« :t lum- cr, i’. I. e: .-. .r
(assure, the «mum: at .. ... r l lust the
instrument slipped.
on a piece of usuririr
Later on. the nature rimmr perim med the
operator painlessly an twatllflereht m
amo- the some eye, with no berm am;
It w..- lr'rte working
maths» the rim. time; but ileum: many. a...
to try lt Mun .tunl out it“ the natural en
tirsly, but it would be mm b) t’hlllru
fawn: thedog. as the pain would otherwise
he too great. Teddie's runner» on» at the
some time informed that he might du-
lrun the alleeta o! the armwtliet'u', and she
would but take the risk or limit“ her put.
A few months am. burner. the changed
her mind sad determine! to allow it to he
ehloruttwuteri, preparatory to the fourth
Winn. The . upon examining
thsmwhihrthnt rurtnrrhaddrme
what the thrasoperumrrs had hello] tn do.
Tortilla had evirleltly struck himself
against var-retiring which had lax-isn't one
Mthseornsrsot the cataract which now
swing toned in like a curtain. and ear
shiohirstosrsemghtomamnd
without hurting hint-ell. so the taunt
operation was not found Immune-New
York Epoch.
I!” that ‘I'iur late a “Masha?
on rm la. a: the village of listnu-l, in
thaAnhuls-ulsiirrsioo or the district of
Kant-rs. a large tiger was killed under the
following stump and tragic armin-
stsaseac Shortly utter Nun-4. a woman at
theeultivating than wan withering [ultra
fruit under a small eiuwip or human trees
oaths-due"! u rice held murmur than
amputations her dwelling.
fluddealy from a shallow, dry ditch.
whieh ran rinse try the owl. a timer, which
had apparently stalks-l the woman nutter
item,“ on hen-rind hellry the
hash of the oath and hoes her to the
now-IL Nor
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Saul lino. tort.
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tblliltli’x‘ HUX'KK SUI'TII SUMWALK.
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Prices to Suit All.
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Hem-Truly.
distilltlll
Hummers to 0. ll. Deltlrn.
5| Washington 8.. It. ltrwalt.
21 Iain liner. ltruall.
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Balers, ngecfitners,
ICE CREAM.
0. non Orders
w. v. 133ml wanton
Dissolution.
NWO! Ia hereby avert that the ner—
ahi harem! tall .
v... null. and Mir-Eta?” ’ u“
turnout J. L You Home is
via} dissolved by mutual consent.
molar. Ii. Laugh-“reels!” for all bills due
willheaetiled by non. ”In" t" ""m
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South Sorwslk. Jones. in]. jail) if
J. FRANK RIDER.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
m” flame??? “trial-:11. Stolnwbal;
Hall. New York. Forterma n l toor address
No. 76 West avenue. W y nllllhn
Where are You 00mg?
HUNT 8t ZELIIFF’S
Fish andVegetable Market
Whm loan slwayn and the Freshest Fish
and Vegetables. Alan M! and Smoked Fish.
Oysters. Dims, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Dattup,
Imported Sardines.
Agents for Wake-man's i‘mmery Butter.
Talent vlellvered promptly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
W000 000MB unuswm
nor TD 000.0
A House.
In York Dressed fleets cheap ““5...
for Dash.
SWAN &. BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
352 Water Street.
Four 0? HASH lilulh'rKHlKTJ'l'.
I'Irr Lead. Zinc and rah-mu ml. Swing
Martini». and everymm tvzr Painters. Sails.
Tenn. Km. r‘praran. re. Tor .. Eel Pots.
Iaar Poles. Tarhlv. Hunks urfigeventhlrm
new-4M islamt a lsstt or h Ilsbl'l’lllrll. Regular
Hun Nat-me ”with. M kmvla "I Englrwre
F‘l film. Flaw- tur hunts. hurt-«a and unit:
lwtfblmga. We arr the rw ngmrul lmn «am».
ten-fur Dru-ulna sultry-m- lulrrv our Ill".
tmrt'nttuu Dru xv ling Kore. Murillo my
ltuteJ'ntt-rn [indie \\ or? and nor Links «ml
Iii are nrtperiur n qmsl u innuythinxmmle
In t country. and the privvn are right Alan.
Telethon. New York Prices
lever Undersoll.
l.l., New Haven t Hartford 0. P.
October 1?. lm
TRAIN” LEAVE SHI'TH NtllfiVALK Al“
FULUHNS:
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MERRILL III'SINIZSS COLLEGE
STANFORD. CON“.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury ”Hiram Division.
CORRECTED TU J [NE 10. llfll.
Trains leave l-‘urnth Norwalk for lrannury»
“ables. In.. fllldnh hula-mi ltlflpuu.
Sunday-r 93a. tn. and so: p. tn.
Train» leave Ilanbury for 80th Somali-
603.73.le "than" 315. 5th and out
p. or. Sunday» ems. m and 565 p. m.
Trains leave Plumb Snrvvslk for {Itlgefleldm
Nisan! Olen. m.. If: ”.29. 5 ln .M 05 p. m.
Trains leave lilil field In! Knuth Norwalk»
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it {It in In.
’brw York and l‘ittsfleldrxprm leaves- New
York at 331*. m.. South Norealk till p. rm.
arriving al l “afield bill‘p. m.
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I’lltndehl at “It to. lirihel t p. m.. (mn-
rm'tinx with ti: {lquflln lrntu Ilanhuryl
south Nor-Mk 7: I p. nu. arriving at New
York lillr p. m.
‘Ilaily urn-p1 Sunday.
MAIN LISP: lm’lxlox.
Trains leave Hrldprmrt a» follow:
ill: s. It.. transom fur Httsllelrl.
mills. n... run-r for l'ittuiield. making
connections or Alhaay and the West.
in ma. n. [night for llawle ville.
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ill p. In. Hilton! wet
to. ru.. . ow Milton! special.
pp. nr., treltrht for Urea: Harrington.
Illa. rm. Sundays) mm? (or Plltaneld
sad Albany.
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General that-arr.
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Best Material is "sad. CombiningDurabililyand '
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
\ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at '
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
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B. “ HA LL "3753.
BRIDGEPORT.
urw animus! NEW suck! I
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 to Dress Goods, $50,000.00in Cloaks, 825,000.00in Furs.
Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on '
Important the second floor, are replete with all the
Inovelties of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Drapery and Upholstery Booms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for
holstery and interior decorations. These beautiful fabrics have
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and Amenca, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W- 3- Hal 1&99;
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
-—~T0 BE—
CLOSED BUT IT SPECIAL PRICES
AM at: : wrruv- rmluv {inn , 1‘ ow? 3%) pr cent. Thaw shows an odd low of regular
glhnlh‘. w-urml {it a nduIrm-n. and to be sold at
prime that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS. '
\Vr quot» a few prices?
Hue Int of 300 pairs Ladies“ Turned Shoes at
31.1: to sum; regular price $4.50. One lot of
I Tm“ )mrs Lounshury. Mathewson & 0033 slight-
.v .
’ . amazed. mat-hint" sewed. Ladies’ Shoes, at
tam: regmlar pro-v. $3.5m m $4.5m. Hue Int 0f :lmmuirs Lounsbury,
.‘Iulhv‘dsnll K (“0.3: slightly inunlrfc-ct. huml- SHOE8
sowed. \wrtlx elm :1 Fair; will he sold for $3.50
THE BEST BRRGIINS EVER OFFERED.
to $3.27». Balance in fine lefnrds. samples
G O . ER & OLSEN,
and irnpc-l'l’w'is. :lI prions that make the-m
8i Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH &’B ‘—
Estimates given on
R0.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
We are trolling
Victory. New Stamford and Silshy’s Steam Healers
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
i‘ho DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
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No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
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IN ALI. TI": LAW SHADE! AND FABRIC“. MWYIAI. BARGAIN. II
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTHII & IIYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
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Fish. Oysters.
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