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and children’s ehoee. A ladiee’ line Kid Button
at 81, formerly 83. and another at l, formerly hi. Iiimee'
School Shoe only 13.. Children’s 8c. ool Shoat" at 75 cents.
cell and examinetheee goods, at it to a plenum to ahow
to furnish eve
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Q m ON THE 00mm, DOUBT
AND UNIEUEF OF THIS AGE.
Ethan
A» he went out
might gonaver no deeply into the
oihlahlnll it could notdittur
him.
heathen-ed eaten. let til go into OhrIe
tlan conflict with the spirit of ad! M
tiou Who. oarea whether
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Baooatra. Oct. lit—Among the veatau
diene- which crowd the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle at every eervlee are large numbere of
young then. many of whom are theological
nudeuta Dr. 'l'al ’e eermon thle
morning had a epecial inherent for them.
At thin time when are many are giving up
the Bible. or holding the truth le- ilrmly
than heiore. the eloquent preacher put
himeeli on record he clearly and ioreibly
that noone who heard him could have any
doubtaato hieattltude. Ilia text wee ll
Samuel Bill. I0. “And hie hand elare unto
the-word."
AareatgenereinixingDavldwee
IlleeurJheherooitbe text. The Phllle
tin. opened battle against him.and hie
troop retreated. Thecowarda lied Dealer
and three at hie oomradee went into the
battle and ewept the field. ior ionr men
with God on their nod.- nn- stronger than a
whole battalion with God against them
'II‘all hacki" shouted the commander of
the Philietine army The cry ran along the
host. “Fail hack!" [Clearer having ewept
the field thrown him-ell on the ground to
me. but the miracles and uinewe oi hla
hand had been no long bent around the hilt
oi the lide that the hilt wait imbedded in
the fish. and the gold wire oi the hilt had
broken through the akin oi the paint of the
hand. and he could not drop thin sword
which he had sogulianily wielded. "Hie
hand chive unto the itw'onl.’ i'init II what
i call magnificent lighting ior the lord
Hod oi lee-cl And we want more oi it. I
propane to ahow you till! morning how
Eleanor took hold oi the 1WD". and how
the sword took hold oi Element 1 look at
lite-tare hand. rind I come to the oohclu
don that he took the aword with a very
tight‘krip, The cowards who fled had no
trouble in dropping their swords All they
iiy over the rocks I hear their sword-clung
log in every direction. It is easy enough for
them to drop their swords. But Eleaanr‘e
hand clave unto the award.
Oh. my irieuda. in this Christian conflict
we want a tighter grip oi the Goepel
weapon, a tighter grasp oi the two edged
award oi the truth it makor me and to
lee there Christian people who hold only a
partoi the truth and let the rent oi the
truth go. no that the Philntiuou.ueingthe
Mixed grasp wrench the whole sword
away irom them I‘he only ntie thing for
tie to do in to put our thumb on the book
oi Genet and sweep our hand around the
book until the Sew 'l'eetameut cornea into
the pnlm. and keep on sweeping our hand
around the book until tin-rips oltiie lingers
clutch at the words. in the beginning God
created the henvene and the earth.‘ I like
an inlidel it great Ilt'lll better than I do one
oi than: tinmiiy iminby Chm-thine who hold
a panel the truth and let the rust go By
miracle God pruterved thin Bible juetae it
mend it i» a [Daniaecuahlade Theaevereet
tent to which a sword can he put In aeword
(actor-y in to wind the blade umund a gun
harrt-I like i| ribbon. and then when the
award biet twee it lim- latch tolta own
So the eword oi God'e truth hue
been inlly tested. and tile bent thle way
and that way. and wound this way and
that way. but It ulwaye come- heck m
ite own shape Think oi it! A book writ
ten eighteen eentnriee ago. and tome oi it
thouaartda oi yearn ago. and yet in ourtime
theaveragenaleoithla bookiamore than
twenty thousand copiee every week. and
more than a million copieaeyear leay
now that a book which in divinely ineplred
and divinely kept and divinely acettered la
a weapon worth holdingatight grip oi.
BlehopColeneo will come along and try to
wrench onioiyour hand theflve book-oi
None-.aud titranaewili come along and
trytowreneh ontotyonr hand the rule
eclee. and Hanan will come along and try
to wrench out oi your hand the entire Ilia
oithelard Jeane Chriet.end your at»
etateelnthe etore.orthe ehonortheiae
tory. or the banking home will try to
wrench out oi your hand the entire Bible.
but in the strength oi the Lord God oi
intent. and with Zieeaar'e grip. hold on to
it. You give up the Bible. you give up any
part oi it.and you give up pardon and
peace and llie and heaven.
. “I’ll! 3013110”! CREE”.
i eee hundrede. perhape tboueanda. oi
young men in thin audience. Do not be
young man.» have the world
know that you area iriend oi the Bible.
Thlahookhtheiriendoi ellthat h good
and It b the ewornehemyoi allthatle
hart An eloquent writer mntlyirlvu an
lneideatoi every bad man whoetood in
the evil ot a wearer-n priaoh. Thin criminal
had paethrouuh all etylee of crime. and
hewaetherewaitlhgiorthegallowa The
convict iterating there at the window oi
the ail. thle writer
1 am an
toall the urea and
care ior munpruentatlon. or abneeer
Phiiixtine Who cure-r whether you
hurturuot It you get the victory)
treat» them
wanted wee victory
worldly achievement
get me u violin."
him and he will. ’Now go to work an] be
oi Jenn»- Unrm and with title grand march
oi tnrcnnmh niilimht on the wnytobe-
coin.- tin- church triumphant. we cannot
nil Nirhiw nml nli peneciition and all per
Illi’llflll'lii’
‘riit lin-i‘liaNL'l or iirziunc lulu.
We hliult' Wu.“ men accomplish under
worldly uppu-dlion Mon do not ehrink
hat-k ior ltlll.t:niiirtlii or ior bani-ship. You
have minim-d l‘rmcott’ii "Corinne". 0!
Menu. rte lirtlllrtnl and lienutiiul a hie
lul')’ AL‘ m.- ewr written, but Home of you
may mil aIIUW Llillll'l’ what diandv
It Rita lt‘rlltt-Ii - ilmt “Conquest oi Mexico"
—ior l’ri'acull it'lwtnuilly blind. and hehad
momma-nu mind parallel to each other
indent-u. ilinl l-ilitlll’ blind, \t'ith hla pen
between tiniw plrct‘a oi wood he wrote, the
stroke ttgitlilnl one piece oi wood telling
how in: the pen must go in one way, the
nimble again-4 the other piece oi wood tell
ing how Lu the pen must go in the other
Wit) til. hint nniuh men will endure ior
wonlly knowledge mid ior worldly moon.
and “it how little we endure ior Jeane
Chm: How nuiny Christin!!! there are
that go around varying, “Oh. my hand. my
blunt. my hurt hand don’t you nee there
in nluod on the [inn-I, ltllil there is blood on
tlir “turd" wim- Eli-amt wrth the hilt
indie-«w ‘il in u... and hi hi» nulii hand
diae- rm Mime it
Mud l llt't‘niflull in un- Mile:
» in thnu'ry imi- oi thud,
\\ inn— oiiu-n inuulit to win the prize
Ill sailed through bloody menu
When hove We nullered in comparleon
with those who ekplml with sniiocutiou.
or wen,- burned. or were chopped to piecea
it)! the trulli'e sake? I": talk of the per
wh’l'lllillll ulniileli times The“! in fuel ill
lliliu’ll persecution going on now In varinue
urn» in mu lti Madamr. eighteen
nu'ii m-rv pm to death ior Christ'a make.
1 in”. “nu in m- hurled over the rockii. and
Il'liii't' tum were hurled over the rocka. In
Ul‘llt'l in maize thr‘li‘ ileltlli the more dictttl
lot In untmpniiou. they were put in has
km aunt shill!“ to and iro over the preci
puff that they might eee how many hun~
dred leer they would have to he dashed
down. and while they were ew‘inging in
the»: luukuu ovrr tin- rocks they III’IK?
Jenna. inveroi my noel.
Let me to'l'hy iii-Inn iiy.
While the billow- near the roll.
While the turnout etill In high.
Then they Were dashed down todeath!
Oh. how much others have endured ior
Christ. and how little weeudureior Christ!
We went to ride to heaven in a Pullman
aleepiug car. our ieet on eoit plush. the bed
made up early to we can ideep all the way.
the black poner oi death to wakeueup
only in time to enter the golden city. We
want all the nurgeone to ilx our hand up
[All them bring on all the lint. and all the
hamdrigea. and all theealve. iorour hand it
hurt. while l-Zleeaer doea not know hie
hand or hurt "Hie bend chive unto the
awonl.‘
A: I look at Eleaur‘a hand i come to the
eoncluniod that he he done a great deal oi
hard hitting lam not eurpriaed when]
Ilt' that there (our men—illieaear and hill
three companion—drove back the army at
Phllluunu that lilo-urn eword elavetn
hit hand. ior every time he atruck an
enemy with one end oi the owned the other
end oi the word wounded him. When he
took hold oi the award the eword took hold
oi him on. we have ionhd an enemy who
cannot be conquered by roee waterand unit
when It mint be eharp etroke and
etralghl throat. There it temperance
and there I. trend. and there in gambling.
and their in luut, and thereare tell their
eatill lilthllieliolin oi lulqulty. armed Phllia
tine Ihlqulty How are they to lit-captured
and overthrown! Soil aermohe in theme
on cam laid down in (rent oi an exqulaite
:m audience will not do it. You have got to
2.; 1;. ”IT-11::- call thihioi by their right neute-
mm .3 all th inrmtive unit or All alienated.
the Mend all that it We have got to expel iron: our church-
eeli. lie take cerium-re who eat the leer-moot on Sun
”may Holden day end devour wldowe' hon-tee all the
m new wee-k We have got melon our indium.
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into the militia lie was no anxione tor the
victory he lorgoi hiuteeli. and that Ill:
“lil- hnnd clave untome eword." Oh. my
the “world
praiam uaor deuoimeee and What do we
eeeution in a conflict like title! In no
iorizet ounelvea That man who b afraid
of gettinu llih hand huri will neverklll a
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how many Chriaiinue there are who are all
the time worrying about the way the world
They are so tired. and they
are no ebuued. and they are to tempted.
when floater did not think whether he
hulahandorah arm or a loot. All he
We see how men target themaelv. in
We have oiten teen
men who in enter to achieve worldly ene-
eeai will lorget all pity-lend league and all
annoyance and all character Just alter
the battle oi Yorktown. in the American
Revolution. a munch-u. wounded. wae told
he must have his iinihe amputated.“
they were ltllolfl. in linden him to the lllr
geon'l. mole—ior It wae long beiore the
memilii. discovery oi auieethetlia. He
me. -~.\... don't linden tire to that table;
A Vluliil was brought to
mil in piny.‘ and ior inrty minuteaduring
tin- ltwiui pangs. oi ninputntlon. he moved
not a unreal.- Iiur dropped a note while he
played «one sweet time. Oh. in it not
«range that with the lllllnlc oi the Goepel
ioruel iilll‘arlt'tbt mnl Iorget ltIi pans and
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will not our Itltllll hurt. while llleaurwent
Into llit‘ conflict. "Add Dill hand elave unto
the would. ' .
But ineeiu the on.“ place what a hard
thing ii we» im ivilnnxni to irethla hand
and Ili~ awohl pin-ind ’l'he munch: and
tin- Ilillttll'll Inul iii-«ii m innit grouped around
the sword he rutilol not drop ii when he
prop-an! liltll‘lipii. nnd Ilia thmmmredea.
Ilium, «one up nmi tried to help him.
and they bathed the back part oi the hand,
hoping the rumour nrnl iselee would re
lax lint no "Hit mun elnre unto the
aword.‘ Then they Inc-ll to pull 0pm the
lingeranndtn pull inn-l. lire thumb but
no aoouer Wen- lliry pull-«l imrk than they
clonal-i ennui. "uml his nun-l chm- nuio the
award." lint eiivi awhile they wortI eiio
Willi. itiiil llll'll Ilii-t Ilfllti‘t'il tho! the
curve in their-uni oi the hand mrmpouded
exactly-with m- curve oi the hill. "Hie
hand clave Illilv tlit- uvmrd.’
You and l lmve oer-n It many a time.
There are in llil' Untied Sum-n today many
aged lltllll>l>'l'- oi the limpel 1' hey are too
ieolile now in pmwh In the church roo-
onia the word tipplhilt' their name» lit
"emeritusfi or the “min are. "a milliliter
without Cllltl’L't' ' They were no heroic rttoe.
They had uumli “Inna-i and but lowliooke,
and they wwnin epriug Ireshete to meet
their appointment» lint they did In their
day a mighty work ior (ind. They took
06 more oi the head» oi I’hiliatlne iniquity
than you wulil count irom anon to aunt
down. You put that old minister oi the
Goaliel now into a prayer meeting. or coca"
eiounl pulpit. or a nick room where theroi!
nomi- our to lie uimiorto-l.ninl it in the
tome old fill): to hie volt-o rind the same old
story oi pardon null pi‘rkt'r und Christ and
heaven
"HI- linml clove unto the uvord. "
Till. Milli! hilMsTlrJt's FAITH
I had in my phi-Mi In I'lnlndelphhi it
very aged man who to bill early lilo had
been the mnumniun nnd HGII'IM'K of the
It
had wielded \'n~t influence. but Ionly
knew hiiu run very rigid man. The inmt
In tho tin-villus without Dropping he \ioliid
throw hie ltl’lil" around it pillnr of the
church. and though hi5 mind mu partially
gone his low for (”trial “'le an grout tliiit
all vrt-rrliiili'ep respect rind [il‘i’lllllililllill
mirutiou. niid were mow-I \viim he twir-
I won milled tom-r llilil die 1 entered tho
room. and he said, “Mr ’l'nlnmpe. I can
not speak to you now." “t‘ mu. in it very
pleasant delirium. us he unnamed be had
an audience. belon- hlm He said, "I must
tell these people to wini- to (Tirriet and pn-
pare for hent'eu.’ And then in this plens
ant delirium. hurl. urine liited. this octo
grunrinnprvm'hedChriet and told of the
glorio- n! the world to come. There. lying
on Ina Ili'iii: iiilluvr. Illa dying liziml cluvo
I0 litr- swiml
0h. ii there ever was tiny one who had it
right to retin- from the cumin-t it true old
.lmliual Solnlwn ('Lilllt' imtrl: from llilult‘
have the Il»ill|i‘~-il Hu- mirtll . on tilt-arlliigs.
alpiitt‘): “'lll‘l‘i' l:l\"\ -:l~l ”within-ll them
wit'v~. and l! i~ :‘l \‘l'i‘i‘ :imii‘npi Lilt' invent»
lion Look at Illt‘ ling of old General
Joaliiin.’ on it Jericho. Gibemi. ”our.
City oi Al, and illxlmtll oi the stare
wrinkled on the ling the Min Mlltl the "Inn“
\I'llit'll $100” ~iiii Then- in- H, one hun
dual and tell i .~ .ru old. He i< lying tint on
lutlxnck lull in- in premium: Ills dying
worn» rm. .1 bottle cliitriw :igu‘ilmt idolatry
Illiil n rallying cry ior the lAJhl oi [loath it!
be any». "Ill-hold. this lluy I go the tray of
nll the north. and God hath not lulled to
Iillllii his promise concerning lerilfl " Illa
dying bend chive Itnto tin: eivonl.
'l'iwrr. is the lielllllt'Sa hotly u! Paul on the
ruml to listen Ili~ great “flu“ and bin
grunt henrtlmve been severed. The elm.
wood rode lied stung lliui ienriully. When
the corn ship broke up he swam ashore.
coming up drenched with the brine. Every
day since that tiny when the home reared
under him in the auburbrl oi llamaeeue, he
the supernatural light iell. down wthie
day when he in olttyeighi yenni oi ant-and
old and decrepit from the prison cell oi
the Moniertlne. be but been outrageously
treated. and he in waiting to die. Hoe- dues
heepend Iilll heir. hours? 'l‘elliugthe world
how badly he looks. and deiicribing the
rheumatlrm that he not In prison. the
flitlilliltlialli rimming hie limbs, or the
neuralgia pivrulm: his temple». ortlie thlriit
Mutt iet‘ontliia tongue! Oh. no. Iii. hut
ivordaare the battle about ior Christendom:
‘I am now ready to he oilored,ninl the
tinn- ur my departure In at hand. I have
[ought the good light." And to hie dying
hand chive unto the word
It wins in the from room on the wound
door that my inlher lay «lying. It wae
Saturday unirniug. inuro'cloek. Juatthree
{are before that day my mother had It'll
lm for the elite». and he had been home
trick to loin her company He wee eighty
three year» oi dire. . llnI-tere oi the Chapel
came in toooniinrt him. but he comforted
them. How wonderfully thewordu rounded
out [root hie dying pillow. "I have been
young and now am old. yat hove I never
seen the rluhloode iomken. or hit and
begging bread." They bathed hie brow,
hi» teat and they eueeeoded in eiraiuhtvn-
lay; out the her. but they did not succeed
In bathing open the bend no it would ntay
open They bathed the hand open. but it
came abut. Tin-y lath-ad ll open again. but
itmuirnhut Wlmtwaatbeuiatterwlththe
thumb mid the lingers oi that old hand!
All! it bad tolohg clutched the eword oi
Ohnulan mndici that "his hand elave unto
the award '
iiI'IillTl‘l ov rm: itain‘i‘ue
l prom-h tine aernioli aea tonic. I went
yonto hold the truth with iufiufleable
grip. and l want you wetrike no hard ior
God ihni it will react and while you take
the nword. the aword will tulle you.
You noticed that theoliicereoi the north
erii krill) it low yearn ago aaeeinbled at
Denver. nn-l you noticed that the oilicern
oliln- «anthem tinny aaurmillod lil lax
trillion «“nlilll'l’fl coming together me very
apt to MIMI!" their experience- and to
allow iheir allure lien in a iioldler who
pillle up MI sleeve and rays. '“I‘hereJ
wen wounded in that arm." and drown the
m And another eoidler pulls down hie
collar. and my». ”here. I wen wounded In
the neck.’ And another eoidler any-l. "I
have had on until that limit llbfltlleflllll
that tremolo" Oh. my lrlende. when the
lailleni Illelenver and the mnrreotlon
baa wine and our bodie- rlee iron the
deed. wlll we have on on any tear- oi
W ill displit Fall ll of Killinetygoodlt’g’
e w our no
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Won-is nlioiiiptiuu iii lied inthe teerwe
Ills timid limo no long clutched the :
ewold in (flirtation conflict he ennnoi drop ‘ »
early proauIl-ulx Mailiiwu llllll .Iinnnie. llo «
reuiarknbie thing about him moi hie nnior '1'
for Christ. When he could not stand up -
and they Iatthed hie beetle. and they bathed 3"
libertine llotollllotl. SWIIIlIllflll. c...
ehowwwhere‘ mum“ " a” a: U M'
etrnck them.
The Waldehaea will he themed III].
willahow whet-their hon- were broken
on that day when the Piedmont-at
pitchedthernover the meta And thwe
willbethmethere who took cave of the
etekand who looked diet the peer, and
they will have eviiiencee oi earthly vac
Imitation And Christ. with lite eearred
hand waving over the learned multi-
tude. will any. "You tnlered with me in
earth. now lieglorllled withmelnheeven.”
Aadthen thegreetorgamoi eternitywlll
takenpthechantehdSLJohn will .
"Hie-earn they who came out oi put
tribulation and had their robee weahed
and made white inthobloodoithelnmb.”
But what will your chagrin and mine he
liltaballhetoldthat dayontheetreeteoi
heaven that on earth we ehrank heck
alltoll end-mince and hardships o
aceretoehow the heavenly aoldiery. Not
eoinuchaeone ridge on the paint oi the
hand to eliow that juat once in the battle
iorrliod and the truth. wejuetoueegraeped
theawordeo firmly. and etruck to hard
that the eword and the hand elect to-
gether. and the baud clave to the eword.
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And-alult'ilhlhovn- GUSTAV PITZER.
When that luminou- shall r
AM u, m “hum "" ii RAILROAD PLACE.
In rob-i oi victory through the akin.
The glorynhall be thin.
SDIIIII IIDIIlillK. DDIIIIfl.
Horses, Farmera’ Horses
Line.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horace
m 350
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Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine
0IIILO0EN «nuns
Suffering with Dyrwntary. Dial-o
rhino. Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
FISH. (.YLAMS. OYSTBRS, FRUITS
eluding many
And you will too not only a
Prices to 3"“ A'I- Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoot; 7
mmmrm Butaneinwliiohthe I ‘ 2
59.53. {ii—Tilly-
animation
ii Valium 3., tr. tumor.
21am Street. Ilimll.
Billet, Wetlands,
ICE CREAM.
tit-sun; WWW“,
Bed Material is 0830. Combiniiigllurahilllyandilylt
' linking it the best mo Seamless Shoe in the mam ‘
‘ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other ehoe, at A
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H . S. BROWN’S; ;
South Main Street. 89'. Namath. ,
w.”B. HALL & co
BRIDCEPORT.
NFW DDIlDlND! NEW 8100K!
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 to Dress Goods, 850,000.00in Cloake, 825,000.00 rum
Our epmious Cloak and Suit room, on
In pnrlani
the second floor, are replete with all the
Inoveliies of the season, fresh from Perle
and Berlin. ”Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new eii‘ecte that cannot be duplicawd or copied. '
New Drapery and Upholstery Booms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery hbn'ee
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every itwilitydt
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lamentegdownto
IIIINT t zrwrPs
Fish and Vegetable Marital
Wherelcenalwe theheeheet
antiveeetablee. Alt’e’tallandsiaokedlieyh‘.Ill
(lysine. Ilene. leisure,
Pure Telltale Better,
imported Sardines.
A to for Wakentau’e Butter.
Drmdeilvered ”MILW
HUNT & ZELU FF, our command has been used, and no expense spared in making . p.
» ~ ~ . ‘ - » ~ . . _, these rooms the largest, beet lighted and most attractivein this W
Housatonlc Railroad country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties {erup-
nuhu, I‘M—w. "on.“ mm]... hoistery and interior decorations. These beautiful1 fhhrieil line" ;
connmnrowxnn. lm been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England, ,3,
6 1-3,ng .i‘i‘l‘lg‘l't'h'i'a'i‘h‘l'ofi’; France, Germany, Swrtzerland and America, and embrace many 1‘!
3m 1.3.3.3121...“ :5 mil. Km,” rare novelties which are only shown by us in America. ~
Gaiflhmandlltbnmq3 toe-odes
p.rn. Sump—ewamandh m.
'l'reine leave Booth Norwalk ior field-
‘Ihend’lflam. IZII 28.5Iilaudd m. L
leavell held (or South Norwfik— ‘1;
W-B-HaULQg;
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
——-'l'0 [IE—-
CLDSED DIIT lT SPECIAL PRICES
And an average reduction of over 30 per cent. These those are odd late of Milk
goods, secured at a reduction, and to be sold at prices that make the.
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few prices:
Tralm
:g’iJILOIBand itsam.,zw.83.5iuand
III
. on’lw York and i’itteileld expreee leavee New
\ork at 33“». m.. South Norwaik CB p.m..
arriving at ttedeld fill) .111.
'l‘iitafield and New ork ex rem Ieavee
Pittalleld at t m . m.. Bethel 5 p. m.. (cou-
ueeii with d gmtraln (min Danburyl
South . orwalk 7 p. m.. arriving at New
York it 2!) p. in.
'llaily errept Sunday.
MAIN LIKE DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport as follows :
7 m a. m.. pmnger for f’ittniield.
loom. m.. image for Pituileld
connwtinm ior Albany and the West
I“ inn. m.. freight ior Howie 'vllle.
ll Illa. m. freight ior Great rrington.
4 3i p. m..l‘)tisi‘ield and Alban ' passenger.
5U» p. m.. .‘t‘W Milford were
6 Ill p. m.. New hiiliord epecial.
9 I) p. m.. (relight ior (ireat Harrington.
725a. m.. (Sn yo) paeeeuger ior Plttalleld
and Albany.
WILIJAI ii. Brevueoii. Vice President and
0e rel I
he hunger.
A. W. Pnate. General Pee-en." Agent.
:a.
t“
. making
One lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
2.50 to 83.00; regular price $1.50. One lot of
i200 'rs lefiiinsbuhry;l Mathzgsondc Co.’e alight-
, ,. .. .. ..- . y amag ,inac esew ,Ladiee’Sitoeeat
I. L, “W "lull & “inlaid II. B. $2.00; regular pnce. 83.50 to “.50. One lot of 300puire Lomiebu'ry, f
mm", m. Marge-son legged; slightly “itseperfect, hand- ‘
_ ) , _ , sew . , wort l .00 a r: wi sold for 82.50 “
Trims Ln.tv§09&iu~i;vn&houiui.n A8 to 82:75. Balance gufihe Oxfords. sum les 8 “E8 1;:
Fongflmmkl anmm and imperfects, at prices that make t em ' “3
4)]er
ex.5tti.iilll lira] ex..05liec. 7 flat. . Niel. ill
“minim exilmflil‘l a. 9:5 no. I” ll ea.
II 5‘ ll-i‘al ex. ’. Sly—x 22051-1. Ill al‘. 23) ex.
:3! at‘. lo Stamford. exprrne from Stamiord.
3:5.‘3’PX. but he. toNnmiordJalet. 550M.
e mu. ii H ar. T 51 ex. ll ll am. It! flan. l "Smut.
Worthington “firmer. Sunda 1-7516 «1.. 5.
01.. 9 l5 at. I’. . e Ii M2. 7 Elan. 9 as at.
li'oii New Haven. A. )I.-— 1 ill ex; lilo an.
7 1!! an, ii 5) an. 9 l6 et.. Ill if! at‘. F. 3.42m
1-1.. XIV: ex., 1 Bath. 20? ex.. 42: no.5 Iii ar..lifi
Inn. 7 1.5 em. 7 :lfl‘.. i! ii at'.,9 ii an. il a: Adamo
ex and no. 1235 a. m.. ex. Sundae—42% an,
Dunn. a mainline. p. in.
Foil llanvouti. A. Slut l0 era. Die ex.
ion-r. REL-12m”. w: ex.. l c». 7 til
en. ll ti an. ll IV: m.. l2... a. in. ex.
THE BEST MIMI“ EVEI OFFERED.
CLOVER &. OLSEN,
8| Washington St.. So. Norwaik.
F. H. NASH 8.: an?
lei?“ sylllxi‘iml‘l‘lti A. Int? a 1033 018:1“ it?
Boweis, are speedily cured by .9- “031 d...» ‘Molllii. Jail. Sat... Estimates 'ven
‘ . ew Haven an hziringiiediex. gl on ‘ .
HALE‘S LORDIAL. Pleasant FOR Boa-mm . M.~~Il1 m. Shore Line). r
to tuk d rf fl } l’iarxt‘irfilm ea. lviaelpringiieldl. I0: en. fin Pl " F' ' ' ,1
w . .......... .. Gas m: T dSheel , '*
msflnM “mum; in 0c .1 , m.. x... .0... umim, lig, Ill an ll , . a
Nt‘I’el’ known to fan "I used I'oaflom Vouwau A 3401 an “it 3"-
. - ' ~ ..7in mo . Nit Judo .. iil'i’i .. ' ‘
'3 “on" m. “If“, not ordmg to directions. 3%" ”if... §5§“‘r"§’" 53:, We are selling
03.. 01.. CI" OX" 98.. II. e.“
(lliillllx‘s ammo. sown NURWALK. Win--801». mud-m- a...“ u»- not v' u s I ll ll Sl ll I s H
beaten iii ”nus "Ali 6'81 fil$nllnhtne¢mtlnhdaye~elnarq.mar.,5llae.. Imory. ew mm or an I s y s lea". Ram
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\‘HlE‘l‘ABLES, BUTTER, EGGS.
CHEESE, LARD. BIIOUIJil-IRS
BOLOGNA ANDCANNED
Peat 00033
333?... 12%.?” on» sun: BEDDING.
.t‘iean. Economical, ileallhtnl. at
“III“ THE .09“ 0f STIIlii.
H Ki n+6 N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Ilitloly.0tl. Pitt ni chasm
WOOD.
SWAN 8t BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
302 Water Street.
or BANK illllliti kl’otl'i', (‘1',
re mad Zinc and Calcutta Oil. ilwlog
anil mvythl ior I‘alniere. sun
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no
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FIVE lib! RIVER.
Baledllay and Straw
ilaymondlrolhers
TRY THE
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elect ha ,
an. Te‘ha‘dwer intuit-lo ”lama:
“Want” columns
FRANK nonstop
0! mt
- ¥ David Stow!
Fulfil-film R’E‘
GREAT IMMUNE.
m
EVENING mm. '
We have a line stock of
OLD and RELIABLE
DlIlI DIIIEDT FIIEIDIIT III!
BETWEEN
Decorated and Plain China.
l'he DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bet and Perl
able, including New Yorkllaugee.
NEW YORK. *3 ’ , . ,..,. _ .;
memsmr t um
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NORWALK. CONN. E
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING. .
NORWALK.
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