Ame no.1...
HONEST “ TRADERS.
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“III TRADE
nucleihhmurulnx. Ithas nothing to do
«Mm doctrines. but gives a clear
Moi what Innybeteruted applied Christ
' “unity. ’ Hinton-wot Proverbs ill, «"11:
‘ Illa)!!!” acknowledge him and Itenholl
dim thy who." '
”A promise mood enough for many kinds
0!, but not for my kind of life.” says
m 7 I. man; "the low of supply
and Mural controls the business world."
But] have reason to any the: i: Is a prom
in bill persons in any kind of honest
bit-inc.
There is no war between religion and
Moss. between Iedgers and Bibles. be
2. “churches and counting houses. 0n
discontrsry, religion accelerates bouillon.
sharpens men's wits, sweet-ice uoerbit y of
, m. Elli]. the blood of phlegm“
1|. Ind thrown more velocity into the
wheeled hard work. It give: better bud»
Win thejndgmsut, more strength to
ill! will. more muscle to industry and
throws into enthusium s more consecrated
in. You cannot in all the round of the
would show me a man whose honest bani»
slashes hoes dcspoiletl by religion
The industrial classes are divided into
first ,mup-produoers, manufacturers,
were. “cent. such on fnrmers and
m Mnnnfnctum‘t. Bili‘ll 35 those
‘who turn corn into food.snd wool and flux
into-motel. Trodermmch as make proilt
mtoflb transferendexchnnzcol all that
which E produced and mnfnctured A
m Inon msy belong to any one or all
”Melt... and not one ht independent
"0' II! M
- When the [Irina imperial of France fell
routthuln battlefield because the strap
in; the stirrup td’lhe saddle broke
b heclunlto It. his contra-l. all escaping,
but be falling under the lance- of the
:Ivsgss. surest runny people blamad the
«not. for allowing heraontono forth
into thst battlefield. and othushlstned the
Mini: government for accepting the
unifies-d others blunted theZolos for
thdrbarbrisut The one mosttohlante
wsstb harness maker who fashioned thst
Wol’tbsflrrnpontof shoddyandini-
[that material.» itwas tonudto hsre
mew“ If the slrflfisd smug.
, in would pro 3 have n
all” today. But the strip broke. No
alrlnee independent of a harm maker.
High, law. who. ignorant. you in one
occupation. I In another, all bound to
gather. So that there must be one contin-
m lineal rynrpathy with each other's
work. But whatever your vocation. if you
have n multiplicity of mmente, if into
yoorllis then come In” sod annoyances
all out n wall commentaries
and dividends. if you ‘are pursued from
Holiday morning until Saturday night.
and from January to anusry by inexor-
nblsobliption sud duty, then you are a
ihnsinunru or youarssbusinmwom
on, sod my subject In sppropriate to your
, use.
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We are under the Impression thatthe
woodman! business life-res prison
inowflehamhthmorthatltinsn
“Immuni- l shun show you thut
business lib wssintended of God for grand
audgloriouseducatlon and discipline. and
fllsliallb helpcdto snwa 1 wontto
",1 shell rob some of thewrinkiesoi
mmdyourblowand noetrspsotne of
the burdens in. your back. lam not
talking": an abstraction. Though never
”Ill! been do business life! know all
urn.
In nylrut purl-h at Belleville, New Jer
up.tsudleaikonNewYork,alsr¢epoe
“outflow was rude uponlew
'l'srkitlchthts. Then iwenttoSyrn
“upland intense columnist sctirt
”outfit! I wont to Philadelphia and
lira! lfl among the merchants of that
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woods ”dentistrnhat whnle'h
raping . lhiou everyday o
dues-shot loom Is wrought out
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" in. gene for the building of Christian lu-
. emotions and supporting the church of
God.” Oh. if tiresome enemy puttfortb
‘ lb ‘allevlutiou oi the world’s sud-ring.
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mama-nomenclature»
whet. Telephone all. 8—1].
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Hum. urethane
that hour] have never knots birthing
' brunt". lhnvothoouht It to he surest
slums Ii [couldn't toil animal for the
Iprdu‘llis'd toiledior KW". andalltb
, Wound my fsctorles and my my.
Meshhliahtuente to the last full-ins
forthe world could he put forth for God!
Oh. If a thousand men in these great cities
who have achieved s fortune could see it
lhelr duty to do all business fur Christ and
Again. 1 remark. that business life Is n
then! ofpstienee. In your everydsy life
how msny things to unnoy and to dis»
fluid! Burguiue will ml), (fazumercill
melt will sometimes {all in 1 2-1 their on-
snzements. Casi» bout-um; m-ydrnvrer
will mummies (gm-incl. (minis ordered
fora special emergency will come too late
or be drummed in the trun.~;.ortu:iou. Pen;
pleintendiug no harm will no chopping
without our intention of purchase. uteri
turning grant ~ Locks ofgnodw 41ml insuring
that you break the dozen. "fireball debut
on the ledger. More confirm-it bills in
thcdmvt'cv. More debts. on pay for other
people. Moretumuuesses on the part of
partners in ‘luslfltsm Annoyance after
sunnyunee, retention lifter reunion and
ions utter loss.
All Ill!“ process Will either- bn-uk you
down or brightcn you up. It is a school of
patience: You him: known men under
the promo In became petulant and chol-
nric and angry mid puguuclous and cross
Ind Itour and queer. and they lost their
customcm. and their name became u do
testatlbu. Other men have been bri'rhlr
cued up under the process, TE; 3. 1. re
toughened by tho expvs-xrc, ‘l"-.1:_. - one
like rocks. all the mom valuable for being
blasted. At first they limi tn choke down
their wrath. st lira; they lliitl to bite their
lip, at first they thought of some stinging
retort they would like to make, but they
conquer-ll their imp-dimer». They lisvo
kind words now f-ir wired-tic dings They
have gentle behavior now for nu‘mnn nerly
:nswmcro. They un- put’mut now with on—
forum-{e debtors. They have Christian
reflections nou- (ursnddeu reverses. Where
lid they get that patience? Ily hearing a
minister preach concerning it on Sabbath!
Oh, no. They got it just whercyun will
get it—lf you ever get it at nil—«selling
huts. discounting notes, turning Inhalers.
plowing corn. (inning roofs. pleading
entrees Oh. that amid the turmoil sod
anxiety and exasperation of everyday life
you might hear thevoice of Galnying:
“In patience w your soul Let pm
iienoe bsve her perfect work."
Whisllcs I “18001. 07 1.171
I mark again that bnslnan life is a
reboot of useful knowledge. Merchant do
not rend many books not! do not study
lexicon. They do not dive into profouuds
of learning, and yet nearly all through
their occupations come to uudemtnnd dues»
dons of finance and Nitlfi‘ and mm-
phy and jnrkprudeutx sud ethics. Busi
oasis ssevcrc schoolmietreao If pupils
will not hematite strike-t them over the
head nmi the heart with ticker!!! hm You
out than into an enterprise. it is all gone.
You any. “That ins dead Inuit." Oh, no.
You are paying the schooling. That was
)nly tuition. very large tuition—l told you
.t was ll newn- schoolmintms—bllt it was
worth it. You learned things under that
proccn you would uni. have learned in on)
other way.
Traders in grain home to know nonto-
;hing about foreign harvests; traders in
fruit come to know something about the
r I 0" (x I r I 0
mum of American gooducornc to under
"and the tariff on imported nrticles; pub
tinhera of books must come to understand
:he new law of copyright; owners of ships
must come to know winds and shoals sud
navigation; and every hole of cotton. and
every raisin mix, and every to. lumsnd
every cluster of bounds in so much litera~
sure for a luminous man. Now. my brother.
that are you going to do with the intellb
rcucel Do you snpwseGod put you in
thin school of Information urorely that you
uptight be shsrper in s trade. that you
might be more successful as a worldliuz?
Oh. no; it who that you might tulle that
useful infovmstlon and use It for Jesus
Christ. .
Can It be that you have been dealing
with foreign lande and never bud the unis-
tionsry spirit. wishing the solution of
loreign people? Can it he that you have
become musician! with all the outrun:
inflicted iubusinesslife. nod that you have
never tried to bring to bear that (Swipe-l
lhlclllit toextlrpate all evil sud correct
Ill wrong- aud illumiue all dorkneno and
.ift up all wretchedurm Mid save men for
:his world and the world to corner Csn it
osthst undentaruiing all the lutrlcaclcrl
if business you know nothing about those
things which will Inst long after all bills
of esrhsnue sud consignments mid invoices
ind rent roll» uhnll Intro crumpled up and
reconstituted In tbdresoi thelsstarest
Iuyi Can It be that a man will be wise for
its. sud e fool for eternity!
A ICIIOOL m INTIOII'I'Y.
l ternsrk, also, that boldness life Is a
whool for Integrity. No man knows what
he will do when he is Mmpted. There are
thousands of men who here kept their in.
lesrlty merely broom they never have
been . A man was elected Restorer
1i thaststeoi Ital. some years ago. lie
I. dittinyuished for his honesty. useful-
uussnd uprightosu. but before one your
sad passati‘he had taken of the public
footie for his own private tumult! was
curled out of adios in disgrace. Biotin»
{rushed for virtue before. Diuiugnlshed
for crime other. You can call over the
tame-oi men in» like thst. in who» bore
Iii—{mi had complete confidence. but
)I in certain crises of temptation they
Nutrumauy Momma-Mat
some now. Not-a lawon thesialoluboolt
mt Ito-m back door through which n
nlscr'butcun escspe. Ah! “WWII!!!"
lotions In the fshrleof mdszaornueh
ilonderinnlncommerelalliie. thsttiatuan
nlk shout ilvinla life of complete com-
Wm there are those who at
with it. Wmmoim lion
aster ymtheneverhetm-trhd
t.“"°°""i.°‘:m""“" m" will?
noe- w lb was it .
kin-uh nacho-warmly!» and alum
thrusts
without any oil’ort or ”M or you a
insolntosthurp'mer and Iveoad hill.
But they net-er took one step on the:
pathwayoi hell lire. They can say their
prayers without having the chiuk of die-
houost'llollurs. 'l'hny con md their Bible
without thinking of the time'when. with
a lie on their soul. in‘ the custom home
they hinted the Book. They can think of
death and the judgment thst cornea titer
It without any illnehinu-vthlt day when
Ill cherlntomt nod chants and jockeys and
trends shrill be dauhiy" damned. it does
not make their knees knock together and
it does not nutke their mm runner to?
read ”an the partridge oimth on only; and
.lmteheth them not. no he that gain-til
riches. and not by right. shall leave them
In the tuidat of his days and at hisoud
shall I). a ford.”
Oh, what :1 school of integrity buslnns
life in! I! you burn ever been tempted to
let your integrity cringe before present aid--
vantage; lfyon have ever whitened up in
some embarrassment and said: “Now l'II
step a little snide hour the right pnth and
no one will know it.«ml 1'“ come all right
uguin. It in only once.” 05-, that only
once has ruined tens of lironiiumlll of men
for this lite and blunted their crude for
eternity. it is u tram-minus school. butti-
m life—n scimoi of integrity. A mer-
chant in liverrlml got a tire ponml Brink
of England now. and holding it up toward
tbclighl he saw some interliucutionn in
what seemed rod ink.
He finally decipher-ml the letters, and
found out that the writing hadnbeen mode
hy usinve in Algiers, saying in unbalance.
"Whoever gets this hall‘uitll: will plane
to inform my brother, John Dian, lit‘iug'
nun- L‘urlislc, that I am it slave of the hey
of Algiers." The merchant cont word,
employed government odiccrs and fouml
who this mun was switch of in this bank
bill. After awhile the unit) was rescued,
who for ell-run ycumlisd been A slave of
the hey»! Algiers. lie was Immediately
emoticigutted. but was so worn out by
hnnlsbip null exit-sure be soon after died.
Oh, if some of the Imnk bills that. count
through your huuds muld tell all the
scenes through which they hove passed.
it would be u tragedy eclipung any drumn
affiliates-pear». mightier than King Lou:
or Macbeth.
Till-2 ruiil’nrmxs or mention an.
As i go on in this eubjcclJ am impressed
with the importance of our having more
sympathy with businw men. In it not. a
shame that we in our pulpltedo not oftener
preach about their struggles. their trials
and theirtcmputtions.‘ Men who toil with
the hand are not opt to be very nymph.
thetlc with thaw who toil will: the brain.
The farmers who raise the carnmnd the
nets. uni the when: sometimes“! tempted
to think that grain merchants have an
easy time, and get their ptoilts without
giving any equivalent. Pinto and- Arie
totle were so opposed to merchandise that
they declared commerce to be the curse of
the nations. and they advised that cities
be built at least ten miles from the son-
tmust. -
Iiut you and l knowxhztt therem no
more inzivhtrium or high miutlctl men
than those who move in the world of (fur
tic. Some of them curry bur-lens barrier
than buds of brick, and are exposed to
sharper things than the em: wind, and
clii'n mountains higher than the Alps or
Ilimulnymt. and if they are faithful Chriu
will at loot say to them: "Well done, good
rand initliitll servant; thou hast been fullb-
ful over «few things. i will mill.» thee
rulur over many things. Eutertlwn into
the joy of thy Lord."
“'8 talk nitmt the mnrlym of the Find
moot valley. and the martyr: among the
scotch highlands. and the nurtyrs M- 0.!
lord. There are jam. in. certainly umrtyn
of Wall street and State street, ruurlyrs of
Fulton street and llamlwny. mlrtyni oi
Ail-title street and Chestnut street. going
through hotter litter. or having their necks
under sharper um Then it behooves us
toil-olefin all fretfuiucss from air lives If
thin subject be true. We look buck to the
time when we were at wit-ml. and we re
member the rod. null we remember the
herd tuck», nnd rm complained grievomly,
but now we me it was for the host. Busi-
ness life in a school. and the tasks are
hard. and the chnullnelncuu sometimes are
Very grievous, but do not complain. The
tumor the line the better the waning.
There an tut-u [More the throne of God
this tiny in Orlumph who on earth were
cheated out oi vrerythiuit but their conic.
They were Ituml. they were imprisoned for
debt. they were llll'ottlcd by «metallic-s
with it whole puck of write, they ware hold
out by the uherifh. they had no mmpfirmlso
with their creditors. they bud to make as-
slgnments. Their dying hours were an-
noyed by the slmrp ringing of the door
hell by some Impotuous creditor who
thought it was outrageous and impudent
thut n mun should dare to die before ho
paid the lustthreeubillinga nmlslxpencc.
I bed a friend who turd runny million
tum Everything went aualwbim. lie
but! good business quality and was of the
but mo but he was one of those Inch.
mm numflmumJolrlzhmn
In; recruit to [to wrool. e
became tohlm spleens. When 1 bold
he was deed lurid; "Good; got rid of the
therlilsl” Who are thou lustrous souls
helm the ihmliel When the question Is
oiled, “Who netball" the angels stand-
in; on the see oi glans respond. "These ere
they who cnmeout oi meet lmuiness trou-
ble sud had their robes mined and mode
white in the blood of the lamb."
REHABILILR LKKWHB Til PRAY“
A mun areas in Fulton amt prsysr
nieetluu and said: "i wish publicly to se-
men-lain the umdorue of God. i was in
httuinm trouble. I had money to pity.
and i hadnommmtomiltasdlwala
utter despair oi nil hnmnn help, and [laid
this matter heiors the lardaod this uteru-
imi i went down omen; some old business
iriendef had not risen in many years- n:
to make u coll-«ind one said to me: ' by.
I am soulad to r. you; talk to. We have
loin. money on our books due you agood
while. In“. Iretlldn't knowwhsre you were,
Ind the fore I!“ brill]: your mom
’ ksptltsootlloefrenrhrow
Ion" ’ powwow
thateiorebonn- .5... 1 ‘
Someday peoplo union throw tbslrevt
notice that the Iliuttervof the window are
not down. , The bar of that store dual he
not bro removed. People. . "Whalls
the matter!" You go up u I “In old-er.
sud youscawrimn so the cord of-thst
window. ”Closed on smonnt oi the dotth
of one of the firm." 1‘ tdsy all through,
the circles of basins” t m is talk about
bow-good men but none. boomer
trade pass resolution-'0! sympathy; and
churches oi Chr’un. prey. “Help. herd. for
”the godly maucencetb."
Es hue made his but Intrwdn, he lute Inf-
fcred his last lone. he bu ocbrd With the
last fatigue. His children will get the to
suit of his industry, or. if through which
tune there be no dolinrsleft, they will have
an «+1 .lte of prayer and Christian example
which will ho everlasting. Hesvenly re
words for earthly discipline. There “the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest.” ~
m Im- at nil-nick. .
The influence of the Princess Element
over her husband llllit been strong. endur-
Ing fillll elevating. uud has never for it mo-
ment wavered. It is no doubt true, as the
prince so «5an says. that who: he is ehe
has mode him. Alva}: she bus enjoyudl
his entire couildvuce and known hilt dipltr
mutic Intentions and plan-t front concepv
lion in Iruitiiiu. the trust which be plucu
in her discretion cell defllllnn heingitu-
plicitL
By her marriage with Prince- Bismarck
elm him Imd three children. all of whom
ore living. Herbert, \Villlnm‘ and Marie,
now the t‘ountoes of ltoutnuu. who lives
with her parents and three little nous at
Ftlcdrichsruh. '
The iuiuiiy goes but little Into society,
preferring rather toentertain their friends
in their home. The princess Is a docum-
sicinu, her taste fordasslcol music being
strongly developed. And one of the pretti-
est sights oi the castle is the evening pic
ture of Bismarck. sitting in his armchair.
pokhur umiitatively at the fire. while his
wife plays lleetboven'n mutants to him Ind
the loudly and mix ell. about listening
and enjoying.
She In of n quick, lively disposition. with
ml taste. clever wit and intelligenceof
more than ordinary quality. She in s most
prudent and economiml housekeeper. fu—
mous In times post for tho delirium; little
dinners which hilt could concoct with the
smnllest of outlays.
Her religious character is strong to the
degree of bigotry. liming inherited ll
strain of Evangelical piety-her parents
were stench Mornvisukehe has a feeling
of such intense bntrcd for the French,
whom she reuunla no a notion of heretiui.
that she mm mull bitter In her deuuncis»
tioo of them and moldy urgent In her
Advice to her husband to exmlnste
them. her sole res-on for all this twinge
fanatical zeal for the well being of the
Evangelical religion—hidies' Home Jone
uni.
Hints for Dollies.
Dalila , mutic lo mulch lllQl'1‘dflICli‘ilh
would he very pretty. A mil-row hunt and
too narrow [lands of drmruwork. with
feather “itching done in pointed tints.
will make the appropriate edgcmml the
space within may be occupied by an initial
or lift pioin.
A set of dailies containing nllusionn to
the immune, limb in tut nnd flowers, will
be u charming Muv-zubmuce for on artistic
friend when the gift 58w“!!! comes. us come
it will long before we are rally for it. if
we long ago began our preparations. The
little linen dailies with In-nmitch ledge
can be bought to cheaply [lull it s not
worth while to make them. Draw upqm
each one of the set or flower or donor» up
propriule to o certain month and write in
mono to he worked in outline stitch with
black silk. A'pretty sentiment for one—
“Soptemher woven her unldenrod.” (in
one side of the dolly is a beautifully
worked spray oi noldcnrod done with yel-
low silk in French limits. (in soother one
the flowers are now—dim motto. "Swear-3t
row! welcome June."
Some other sentiments which may be
accompanied by Wife flowers are:
“The violet hides from March's rough
causal." "Our vine wrenthed king, Ooh
tuber.” "Puppies bloom In the livid In fulr
July." "Hips and bows In bleak Novem-
ber." ‘fisumher's child. the meadow
bell." "Tho utoiely for glove. August's
love”. “The estiu holly of December.”
“The gracious pine on even January's
blast mn slrip." “The lichen soft In Feb
rusry’u wintry smile." “lv‘ruition's pronto
I. comes in May.” "Xovemher's frost
loya bit“! the now." "Anemone. sweet
April'» holy." In working: the quotations
dalpllilulnll given retire nomeof themomh
by working it in to color, while the n-
mniuderoi the lettering is done with black.
—llurper‘s Basin.
It (never (net's lurprlse.
A certain young women who. her family
I‘ll. cits up nights to think up elem
we», thought npnsotdsliubrerossa
methane. 'l‘lte felony known-cos as
the cornedown In the morning from hot
air oi supreme self sstlsfsetlon thot‘shs
bed no idea workiou somewhere book in
her brain. Butforswsskorlnorubekept"
her own counsel; then. one morniuu.wben
they unite to to limits-1t. they knew. For
at each piece win: in wall plate of hot but-
tered toast. and on every slice amp-rod the
monopole oi some one lumber oi the
family. lucmsmy yellow against s golden
Morin background.
And when everybody but woodcut
enough to satisfy the vanity even of this
motion young women. she was induced
to no down into the kltcheo and display
the contriveucs by chickens Moi brought
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Bill ill dflRWIlII llill I BRIE
Will leave Pier 8. East River (Bushman
street). New York. at ii p. on. daily: Sundays
esteemed.
Freight received from in. In. until 5 p. In.
Return! hosts leave Norwslk ats pup.
and South urwalk arm p. m.
U n eradication to ago“ the City of Nor-
em out will sent for specinl lots
p‘f’treight. anyvr n- in New York or its Vicin-
IS’AII persons are for-hid'trnstl so of
them yesofihohoalnofthinllneigony
0:11.me Wu cent
errant ‘
ildiiiliifllff.
. October II. [on
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH KORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
lion Kerr You. A. M.—~5 Misstep: Moods n)
ox.6l\llilliocales..655ac.l Ban. ’i “as. 83:5
ex. 5 llloral or "35.9“! ex. 9:8 or. loll ex.
ll 3': kudos. ‘. ¥.—-l!‘.45ax. it! so. an: on.
2 M on. to Stamford. express Mun
u and so. [:5 a. 11).. ex.
9 ltsc.,a. unclean. p. or.
Foil Hurt-701m. A. 1‘." to ac" Old s
me». P. BL—flillcx. lilies. lane" 7
ex Gil no. ll W cm, 1223s. In. ex.
for: SPIIIRGHILD. A. al.410ac. ii It on
mom. P. M.~l2illcr.. we. “521.. ad
.43.. 11!: one. it Mondn ' morning between
New Haven s liftinzficldl es.
For: lineman . M.-~l l2 (rte shore Hoe).
P. 3—1300 ex. (via Springfield). ltr: ex. vis
linrtiordi.
tum: new roux
Fort Sam Nouwau. A. H.401 ex.
.7111 1»..qu Misc“ union. 111i
tumours. l’ .43 at}. I met. misc"
(Ber..3mex..iii2es..iiilex.. amounts".
on." "-1: 11cm: “.11“ “.1.“
or II IL I “3—. It
1: CO midnight. u" "
Housatonlc Railroad
Dash-n and Nerwalk Division.
00W!) 10 NOV l5. lam.
Trains leave South Norwalk for banmym
015.9 flbmnlh’llflflhloJZAnd lilfipJn.
Sundays—Ina. tn. aml 71 p.111.
Trains leave Dnnbury for South Norwsik—
Sailfiflfllundlllbhmnl bib-nil 63
p. in. Sumlsye4t§a.m and 5 fin.
Trains loom South Korwslk for idgedeld«
d lbnudvlhunt. bill 325. lilo and 82! p.111.
Train» have Rldxelleld for South Norwslk—
45. 74!). 918nm! H55 a. m.. 35. “Dual!
. in.
'h’Lw York and Pittefield exproes loaves New
00]
“a
Bali:
’5
‘3
York at 733) 13.. South Norwalk 4:3 p. m.‘
arriving st ttudzld all)? In.
'I‘Ittedeld and New ork es .s louver:
Pillatield at MI) 11).. Bethrl I l p. 31.. {com
norlinxxwith 6 .m. train from Doubnry)
.,_>uth orwolk ‘l p. In.. arriving at New
Mark 9 ll 9. m
'llally except Sunday.
MAPS LINE DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport as follow: ::
we a. on. passenger for Plitnllcld.
mun. tn.. Igor for Httslleld. making
connections or Albany and the West.
it) ill a. In... freight for flawlehtlrl'le.
Paglia. in It: got firm-n legion.
51.. Wt.
26“ )lew hi I sprcIaI‘.
on. New special.
9:!) p. n». freight for Great Borrinzton.
TSA ndays) maker for Pitt-field
a. on. (So
\Vluulyl'l. thermos. Vice President and
General NW.
A. W. Plants. General Plan!!!" Aeent.
PAYMENTS”
uNEnnLLARWEEKLY
menu. .cuus. nuns
lililll BLOCKS lllllflllls.
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illuminate Stulillyllslltqusr
Brooklyn. I. i.
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l‘ulllnforustbnm cache «lulu-Ht. '
GUSTAV PITZER.
II ”mono mus.
sum martin mm
l
EB UYERS ;
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macro“, m 001°11'30““,
All Horseusold bythises-
inMAnythingin the Horse
Truck Horses. "Family Boreas, Grocery
'3
amputation! ‘7
.. W. B. HALL
. delirium-r “
min-room: .
1:, car. min mundane
“‘WWNWW-o
“tooth '
Main street. 30. Norwaiit.
«mow-r-vo.mirm. n- .-
hsttoesr DEALERS m
w 11, ~ iii“.
10.000 VOLUMES or
. A't" tum mmunsvrmoes. ALBOA
WORLD’S FAIR
ct mm plenum-r. IN ADDITION no
321.1011 iiflIITll or annulus snotty
WHECEBQPINANDIIGOLVELVETB ATfliClm Am! ALSO m
' oozes Goons. AB coconuts:A Y ‘ ‘ . cl
w...‘ deitifi‘iiili'fifi". “rm” ‘“ ””3": .m ”3’15“" m" “m” "" m” ”
. or n for
Lot- M). 9-1. a to: of Embroldered ding. emblem flim’ no: .
gods were Im not! to sell at $10 and 8):. for the H up will at only .flkfi
in. One ot were SI!» and 317.50. will no at uni ' etch. Rm all?
LOT .0. Flu: lot leaded lose“ At ”a dress. 'e [lute marked (Lem ,
LOT no. i—«les lot of 825 and SD Iiohcs. elcgunt shades. sud will be the prevailing style
earl aprio . Eritrean! 318. .
LOT KO. #7:; a lot hookgd to toll at 8», these will he "2.
Fancy. Trimming Velvets.
Wififiiwzliflwm “All???”
0 “inchBlacktill!licoricflsatflnhennuineSigismunflncbflfillmm;
Black Cashmeres. ' ’
Our ew number- wlll. duri the Holid- .. i ' le - .
One curse lunch wide, we’d...” the. he“; .3" L ' mm 1‘ w mm
Que case our ’vicll»known 1.25 quolit - i.
.\o elicit olferinx of High rade'fi
for
G’LOVER & OLSENIS '
1111111 31011 '
HIP BOOTS,
§HORT BOOTS,
spommc BOOTS.
STORM KIN; ' ‘
Ladies’ Storm Slippers:
FDR All. KINDS OF RUBBER 80008 Gil T0
. GLOAAV‘ER & OLSEN’SQ
F. H. NAsH'“‘&—’E§O. 'f
Holiday floods Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vase‘e ' l ‘
Lamps: Also fine variety Of Japan. Carle-
bad. French and American goods. Just
the thing for Young and Old '
at the lowest prices.
1111111111 in
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK. '
WI ARI SROWINB A FULL mm 0"
new 1111 nut I
1N ALL '1'!!! mm ensues AND FABRICS. SPECIAL W l '
HOSIERY & UNDERWEA
mum g, n
will
wow
. America. f
Excels all Otheruin‘puriiy. flavor and econom-
"Oncclried ultra a used.” Ask our men
Wiltibiaizad Slalom
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Norwalk Chronicler