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ON THE NEW YEAR.
DI. Tm ”WIRES A SERMON
‘ ABOUT 1m.
Test of III- Diuonnr. ”thin tour no-
at.» Die." fro- Jerw-Iah nvltl. It.
”one of Importanc- Dwolt Ilpow by
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Enough. Jan. l-Thiu morning ‘II;
Tnhenne congregation, meeting for t
fitannduynrflcrofthemye-r. found
the punter to various reflection-
ontheflight time. The opening hymn
are the keynote in the fxntilirtr wade:
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“ Iddet k ‘ Rho. .deuleriniown, I A. I
iin’fiwu‘gm, f‘ the want: of the
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mu.“ , ;xoodlmtoonumcrouotomonttonpricce. Conic w
sought. for '"I'hlu your thon ,‘Ill die.”
Iotheulno. Ibul you be bit-yin Chrlo
tlun work. How many Sabbath in the
your! Fiftytwo if the tell be we of
you Itdoeu not any at whut time you may
mlndtbmfon' it to minute to counter:
all of the fifty two Sunday-n. Aayounn
as likely tom In the ”M hull of the year
uin the but half. Itblnk we tutti hotter
divide the fiftyvtwo into helm and onlcn
late only twenty-nix Sabbath». Come.
Christian men. Christin" Women. what can
you do in twenty-oi: Sabbath»! Divide the
three hundred and nixtytiru day» into two
pnrte. what can you do in one hundred and
eighty‘two day»? \tht. by the way of ear
ins your family. the church and thcworldl
You will not. through rill the agent of den
nity in henven. get over the ditthonor Ind
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lififiillhl W’i‘i‘imm
filter-M. *flh. if I only.
pup-for nip-ink chi uthotncr' Ather
apluniuu wheel the rarIu-d tt few million
andwent to buy the pupa-t 'I'hoking’h
”loner thrqu rout very roughly. and
laid be M to well. She wentolf
audiolduhlttnltet and solarium
IbiIlinptnndcame buck undtriedtohuy
then-pm Buttheptrdenerruoghlyu
unltedher and told heronheod. The
kinx'uduughtorwaawnlklng In theunrden
utbrtimc. whiteboard theexcitcment.
wearing the poor Wm“ toher.
“fly fnthcrin not n merchant toaell. but
belankingnndgivot" Thenuhereached
Ipand plucked the gmprrt Ind dropped
them inthe poorwontnn'napron. Bochrlut
linking-ad all the fruit-of hiepnrdnn
be freely give». They may not he bought.
Without money nod without price.tnko
thin-went clamor from the vlncyaedxof
1!! M- ore slidinc swiftly by. the outrage of going into glory. and having
wfilamflgmim it helped none up to the some piece. It will
u cm In y. I
l ”"0““ ' be found that many ll Submit uchool GN-
Dr. 'I’alntm rend reveal mot relnt
lngfoantetiiluvinn longevity. making char
actrriItic comment- uhe rend. and then
from thexominonu wonlo. Jere
nil-h xxvili. to. ”This year thou rhult
die." .
Jwenrinh. nccutttomed to saying hold
thinnxddrued Humminh in thew words.
They proved true. In nixty day! liununiah
bud deported this life.
This in the tint Sabbath of the year. It
iaxtlntefor review and for anticipation
A man moat be c genius nt oupidity who
dos not think now. The old your died in
ring birth to the new. no the life of June
. the Engiiah queen. departed
when thatof her-tn, Edward VI. dawned.
The old year wen 5 queen The new shall
hen king. The grave of the one end the
crndle of the other are side by ride. We
can bully sues what the child will be.
It in only two days old. but i prophesy for
it on eventful future. Your of mirth and
motion! Yenrof pager-n: rtml conflngm
tion! It. will laugh; It will ring; it will
urn-n; It will die.
I! it not n time for mutt thought? The
lationo have been given. The
fornrdto another twelve months of in
tear activitiea the text breaks upon or
like I hunting thunderhwl. ”This yur
thou-halt dief’
m or noun or to
The text will probably prove true of
rune of on The pent-Itility to fragmented
Eliot-ct that all of uswho mover
yvfive your-of age harem beyond
human life. Theuote in
then due. It la only byanflernnce
that it knot collected We are like-
debtor who in taking the "three dxyx'
M of the bunk: Our race started
ninehnndred yearn fornltfetime. We
of but one antedilnfi youth am
by Wen hundred and
yonrrofqn. The worldthen
about! of what it Innow.
on long a time in which to
eat and phut
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Mmhvebeen nenrly u runny pro
pIo-therearrnow. Thcloodwu twin
that washed A few people oil a
plonk.butadirnaterthxt my bare nwepf
ownynthouundmlllion. If the Athntie
canon hyalurchofthocorthtonight
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At that til-r (iodatartctltherxcewith
SWIM-”MING. 'I'beninehun
m we hewndown untiLinthe
tlneoqur-Ionnt mat-henna
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only one hundred nod twenty-four per-one
w-nfmndmehnndredyenrnold nttdthree
or impure-tone hundred and forty
old. Nowamauwhohuconteto
«Indy-roof minarnricrity.andwego
Idle-torn hint. The not majorltyof the
mmdhefmtwentyyun 'I’oovory
More live blomthxtnrverget
to nppl. Iataimntry than: the
auto- rho t rapidlyunt tout
llllthen tollnit. I'orawhilothe
wlilrrinprightnterrllymutwhh
ofyeu thehellh-belnntotolhnnd
:flmprobhk‘myur thou-halt
marrow no man our! on or.
mmdmrmwmunw
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clam. thot Dnniel linker. the evangelist.
them of thctexttoyouiermw
tencber hue taken into hmtren her whole
took thousands into heaven. that [led
dridge bun taken in humlrodx of thousands;
that Paul took in n hundred million. llow
my will you take in? If you get into
heaven and find none there that you rent
and that there are mmotomnu- through
your Instrumcumlity. I beg of you tocruwl
under come went in the buck cornerntul
never come out lent the redeemed get their
cyan on you nnd‘uomr one cry out. “That i»
the man who net-er lifted hood or voice for
the redemption of hip fellow.» Look at
him. all heaven!” Ila-tier be busy. Better
put the plow in deep. Better my what
you have to my quickly Iiettercry the
alarm. Iletter full on your kneel. Better
lay hold with both hunch; Whnt you now
leave undone for Chi-int will forever be
undone. "This your thou shalt diei’:
tttrr READY.
In view of the prolmbilititvu mentioned. I
advise all the men IIIuI women not ready
for eternity to get ready If the text be
true. you have notimeto talk about non
mum», raking why God let sin come
into the world. or whether the book of
Jonah ix Inspired. or who Melcbbtetlec wax
or what aim! the eternal decrees. If you
are tut nenr eternity unsorue of you seem to
be. there is no time for anything but the
qustion. "What mind I do to he stared?"
The drowning man, when A plant: in thrown
him. atop-t not to nsk_whnt anwmill made
it.or whether it in oak or cedar. or who
threw It. The moment it in thrown. be
clutcheoit. If this your you are to die,
there In no time for anything but Immrdi
atcly InyingholdonGod. Itln high time
ingot out of your line You my. “I have
committed no great ” But
anyon uotawnretbet your life but been
sinful! The snow mendown on thcAIpu
flakelry “OJ-nil it it no light that you
may hold it on the tipof your finger with
out feeling any weight; but the flakut
saber. they compact. until come day It
traveler’a (wt starts the slide. and it gm
downinan nvnlanche. crushing to death
thefillngwm Sothe rim of your youth.
And the simof your manhood, and the kilos
of your womanhood may burr seemed only
alight luau-unclear" trifling divergences
from the right—no slight that they on-
burdly worth mentioning. but they have
been piling up and piling up. packing to
gether and packing together. until they
mnke n mountain of tin. and one more-rep
ofyour foot in the wrong direction may
slide down upon you an avalanche of ruin
and condemnation.
A mun craving a dmlnte and lowly
plateau. a hungry wolf took after him. He
brought ht! gun to his shoulder itlIlI look
lllll. nod the wolf howled with pain. and
the cry woke up n packof wolves. and they
come ravcnlng out of the forwt from all
slider and horribly dovouml him. Thou
net the man. Some one nin of your life
wmmooingon till the rut, they nnrround
thy anal and mike the night of thy sin for
rible with the mull. of their bImdy um:
rial. Oh. the unpordotted. clumoring. nt-
ening. nil devouring rim of thy lifetime!
A maniac wan fiturnl pacing cloud; the
root! with atorchinunebandundnpailol
water in the other. and unite one asked
him what he meant to do with them. "t‘
Answered. "With this truth I menu to burn
down heaven, nod with this water I nit-an
to put out the flreuof hell." lie in. .
maniac. He could dothoooe thing just or
well uho could do the other. No time to
lure if you wont toe-trope your due for
"l’bb year thou mu die."
Let tneonnoonce that Chriet. the bard.
rtandnrendy tonave any Innn who wnuu
to be loved. lie waited for you all had
. and All the your before. and nil your
In. llebu woltedforyou with blood on
“haunt-u in Iii-eye. and twoout
wretched. mind baht of ‘0'.-
l'on come home aonte night and find the
tnurkof muddy feet on your from w
lath-truth and find an excited non
mound your child. He fell Into a
Ddhuditnot been torn brim “who
plungorlinand brought him out and our
ried hint homelobr “Wynn
would have been childle- You feel that
you cannot do enough for the rum
You throw your arrca around him. You
utter hint any mambo. You my to
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I sought for a text appropriate for the on
cuinn. Itbongbt of taking one InJob.
”My dxyl fly naa weaver'n Ihuttlc:" of A
text In Per-Inn. ”So tench no to number
ourdayn that we may apply our hurts
nnto windom;"of the prayer of the vine
dreamer. "lard. let It alone thin-year nlno;"
but prued upon my nttention lint of III,
and lnat of III, and above nil. were the
word». “Thin yenr thou shalt die."
Mop! it my men Inc. Thougbin
perfect health now. It doea not takchi
me week to bring down the twrongat phya
icnl cotmitution. I do not want to die
thin year. We hove plans and projects on
foot that I wnnt to lee completed; but God
known heut. nod be but u thousand better
men than I to do the work yet undone. I
bore in hope that. notwithstanding All my
aim and mleringn. luhnll. through the
infinite mercy of my Sui-tor. mote out at
the right place. I have nothing to brag of
by way of Christian experience: but two
things I have learned—my tttwr helpless
nose before God and the all uboonding grace
ofthe IAmI Jntutt lithe text mew Romeo!
you. my harm‘s. Idonot wunt you to be
cought unprepared. I would like to have
you. either through money you have laid
up or u "life innumnce." be able to leave
the world feeling that your family need
not become pauper: lint if you have done
your butt and you leave not one dollar’-
worth of mate. you may confidently trust
the Lord who bath promised tocxro fortlte
widow and the futherlm I would like to
have your soul fitted out for eternity. no
that if any morning or noon or evening or
night of these thl'ee hundred tutti sixty-lire
dayr. denth should look in and ask, "Are
you ready!” you might. with an outburst
of Christina triumph. answer. "Aye. nye:
all rudy "
um worms.
I know not what our Inst words may be.
lord Cheaterfield prided himself on his po
“tunes. nod maid in bin Instmoment. "Gite
Dayrnlles a choir." Dr. Adnm. a dying
echooIther. said: "It grow» dark. The
boyumay dismiss." Lord Tentenlen, mp
pitting himself on the bunch of a court
room. lid in his last moment. "Gentlemen
ofthe jury. you will now consider your
verdict." A dying ploy octet mid: “Drop
thomrlnin The lure! is played out." I
would rather have for my dying worth
tho-e of one greater thxn Chum-meld or
Dr. Adam or lord Tenteriield: "I am now
ready to be olferul. and the time of my de
[torture In at hand. I have fought a good
fight, I have ilnixhrd my worse, I have
kept the faith; henceforth there I‘ laid up
for me n crown of rightmusrwsn. which the
Lord. the righteous J ridge. him" give me."
The partner the last hour comes the bet
ter if we on: fitted for entrance in the
calculi-I world There ix no clock in
heaven. because It is no ererlant‘tng day.
yet they keep an Account of the put-sit“;
yearn. become they are all the time hear
ing from our world. The nonelx flying
through heaven report how many times
the earth but turned on its tutu. nod in
thut way the angel: can keep it diary; and
theylny it in nlnwn time now for lather
to more up. or for mother to come up
Shine day they are ncottort leaving heaven.
and they say. “Whither bound?" and the
anttwer In. "To bring up. soul from earth"
and the question ht asked. "What until?”
Anti n family circle in heaven find that it
bongo! their own number that Iatobo
brought up. and they come out to watch.
nun the beach we now watch for nuthlp
thathtobriuyourfricndn home. After:
whfle the cohort will have in night. flying
nearer and nearer. until with A great clung
the gated hoittt. and with on ernhrncr. wild
with the my of haven. old friend.
meet again. Away with your mill. forrnnl
hum! I went none of It. Give me a
place of infinite and eternnl oneixlity. My
fort free from the cloda of earth. I ahnll
bound the hilla with slalom and breok
forth In a tough of triumph. Abel Ibo!
Weweap now. but then we nth-til tough.
”Abrnhurn'n lam” nuan- that heaven
buopunarmrtotuke unin. Nowwcfold
our Itrma over our heart. and tell the world
tout-rid hock. although our bottom wun
thwkuplhewofld out.
lie-rm not with folded arms. but
with heart It in “Abraham‘o buxom.”
I are a root end her child meeting at
theiontuftbothroneafterlomoyenn'nh
arm The child died twenty year: up
but It la a child yet.
m 1'0 All. "Infll.
I think the little one- whodlrwillre
utnln children “and: all Molt . It
would boon heaven without the Iitt tier
lily. ldonotwuntthu-ethctminhonm
to up. We need their intent rule.
In 3'." And when we walk out
in the of I ht. we wont. then: to run
aluminium
mandala.“ ‘
A very remarkable and entirely new
Inflhod “operating anelectric’nlotorhll
been Invented by ll. Ward Imrd. By
Ir. tanner-rim nmngement the-peed of
the motor. as well u thetarqnncnn he
ruled lndepemlcntly.and the number I!
whit-required bythetnotorvnrloddiru‘ctv
ly with the work done under III"
ditlona. 'I'Ida ayvtem in not only new in
electric-l deviceu. but in an entirelynew
principle inmocbnnienforup tothcuru-
not time therenever but been anymotor
system which wouldeonble onctonttain
anyopccddedrednndholdthatrpcedcuw
unntIywh-t thelond vuriedfrulnlwnto
Itamnxilnlun.
Thecontrolnftbentmorlneflectcdbyan
elastic device. which consume- only I
urterunperu. Thenpeedhlnceenecdor
utwill.andthedirectionofrotb
tioncnnbe lnmtlycltnngod. Thenppli-
cation of this principleianlmont univelnl.
the melt important being toboieta. rall-
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STAIUORD. CONN.
‘A wido-awakc t‘ ainlng wmo‘hnh refit.
VG bunineu I!!!” II m .
Gorgon. English nodeoflmprep-ntory and
wayn. elevntora, pnmpo. plotters. in font-ll In.
ell-a d workln which file desired to
vxry tbeepeed nnd vnry the pull or torque.
It will be [legible toutnrtu rnilwnytrain
exerting the full pull nod yet with a con
lumption of power which will be extreme
ly small. II the flirting upoed will be ex
trmcly low. The-peed will be grndunlly
nocelcrated In a perfectly unnoth munner.
the power required grldunlly incrcnaing
lithe npecd ix increnned.
A not lean remarkable application of this
principle will he mode '0 elevators. Ily
the npplimtionuf them motor the mo
thin «I the elevator will be controlled per
fectly frontthe elevator cm- in the moot
Iimple runner. and the elevator can be
operated with perfect smumhnrss at any
Ipecdin either direction. It will alto he
pdhleto cmtroltbc motion of the elc
utoriroln anyfloor. Iothxtln a private
midettee It will hoentlrely unneceaury to
have any alluded.
Inuseofthctotal Wot theater:
tricnl xupply. the out would immediately
be locked anion-tinny. nod would re
main in that puition until the operator
wished to more up or down, either of
which would be under his perfect control.
In the mntterof electric lighting this syn
tern will benpecially valuable. and will on
nhle many court-cu of power hithertom
ed u unavailable to he utilized-New
ork Telegram
A [lurid You; In on "Tenn."
Now that thesenaon of maroon tena It
upon us I should flke togive my rendere-
hlt of ndricc. Donbtle- it will be let
down by all cohermlnded people an nnk
haeey. To the matron end the spinner.
to the old bachelor nod the pater funiliu.
it will not npply. They are beyond reform.
But to all young people I shy—never drink
ta. You who urn giving youmlvrn up to
the pernicious habit. halt before it la too
lute. You who have never begun, if my
to httppy an be found, avoid tea on you
would proxie- ucid. To nay nothing of the
dung": of the ten habit. you cannot Imog-
ine what a convenience your scribe» will
prove. and how little you will regret it.
Before I had reached the out when eithrr
Inn or mile: who consider“! on :ttlrimhlt-
pnrtof my diet. I used once in awhile to
beg nxnm'ptitiws cup from the kitchen
I liked lea then. I not not sure that I did
not prefer it to Meet lint some instinct
bode me renounce one or the other, not!
with a wisdom beyond my years I chm to
give up fun It may be border for you
whom- curly years have been Iran fortunate
focbungr your way:- now. but that in all
the more Mom; In reform before the habit
bet-mom fixed.
The gm: ndvttntngc of being it total uh
stainer in that you can refuse ten on all on
t‘tutlnnll without giving 0mm. If you
drink new-r no little you “KIM refuse the
solicited-m of your houn- when you
make your afternoon call». You are found
to take n cup of ten nod pretend to enjoy
it. though you know that you on destroy-
ing your appetite for dinner. If you ue
clnmtty. an I urn. you are in mortal terror
every step you take from the tea urn to
your chair.
And no matter how easily you bundle
your mp. you love to rentrnlu all flights of
fnncy. Illjfltl and emotion. till you con
getridofynurtcn. No one coo hope to
makenn original remark while he in nerv»
onon trying to balance on unfilled cup.
and when he he. reduced it- eontrnfa to
the aufety merit. or. better still, emptied it.
he finds that his mind In mitt-d tonatnte
of linberlllty. hilt faculties ore dulled dud
hecnnnornore appreciate-bright speech
than mnkc ooe.—--Ilnrvud Student in Ba
ton Journal.
‘l’he ['u of the Voice at "one.
Aexrelern habit ltt theeommon uneof the
voice in adoration I porn-In. Not enough
attentlooirpnidtoreuchinx thence-toad
dreamed. 'I'hir Inuit in not uncommon lo
the pulpit. multin- should be able to
mkothcremotott per-in hour by project
lug thevolce at antitothut penumbra
many oprekendn nothing of tint Iort.
Theyaprrtk without tholcnot Monopole
neuron-tor «Manuel. (If womanh-
foult it anon corrected hythe changed
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Them
Will
learn Pier A flat
lircet). New York. at 5 p. 111.. My; Bond-y-
W.
River (Realm
Freight received from IL or. until 5 p. In.
Returnin Ito-ta leave Norwnlk nth p.m..
nndSoutb. orwnlkatm p.m.
Upon n licotlonto to the Cityofh‘ -
wal end t In will cent for special
olf freight. nnyw re in New York or its vicin-
y.
FAII peraona are forbid truetl an of
the employs of the bontn of thin u'i: unrec-
connt o the owner- thenut. filtf
I. I. New Haven & Haninnl l. l.
October 1!. non.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NOBWALK AS
FOLUJWS:
[on New You. A. 1—6 it (except Mondnys)
loculex..il&tac. function. an
express. NB ex. 93 or. In if ex.
ll 3 local ex. . Uriah“ ex. III an. 2 ex.
3 hi or. to Stamford. express from Stanford.
can. tale-x. 5W It. to Stanford. hilt-x. 5w“.
ex. 6“ ac. 751a. 811nm. 1025M“ I (Etta.
Wuhington ex ‘ So It ex.. 5 0i
ex. 015». P. 4km. 7
for: New Ihvxn. A. ll- I
Illin~..bfllnc.. 9160;. Ilia-c. .
em. I ill ex.. I 82“.. 2"? ex.. 4 S no..5 15 no.6 Z!
in. 7 15 ex.. 7 SIM..8 ll no.3 tl ma. II o: Adana
ex and no. 125 I. m.. ex. Snudaye—‘i a In.
912st"; Immune. p.111.
Fort “Minoan. A. 3L4 Ii) run. 916 ex..
we no. P. 3i.—l:f0ex. 1 item. lilac" 't' 15
ox.. a ti an. I] or ex.. 12$ a. in. ex.
Fort firmlonm. A. [—6 I0 ne. 9 10”..
Ilium. I‘. 31.4209”- I A! an. 7 ex.. 3 II
up. In? our Honda morning between
New Haven no Sgtrimztlr dlex.
Fox Roms, . M.——l 1‘: (via Shore Line).
P [—4200 ex. (via Springfield). Ill: ex. via
Ilnrtfordl.
LEARNEW YORK
Fol Sum Known“. A. Dis—o 01 ex.. 60!
no.3!“ ac..titlle Oman. Ilillexq Hill-1'.
l: to noon ex. P. .-—l: or .12.! (I! a. 2 I! m,
31!: ex.. 3 :1! ex.. ‘2 ex.. I lit ex.. 5 I! ex..u or ex..
“Unwind nc..DmAdarnx ex. on. 12th
midnight ex. 9!":an OI an. 7 alarms or nth.
I: ll) whim:
Housatonlc Railroad
lie-burr lad Nerwnlk Division.
CORRECTED 1'0 NOV 15. IUI.
'I‘rnlne lcuvc Moth Norwnlk for bunnury—
GILJISI. rm. BIIJAR “Lot-nil um p.m.
W08 n. In. IIII T I. p. In.
'f‘r-in- Ienre Dnnbnry for South Sorwnlk—
UAI‘NIM [145th Ill). MI and 6:5
p. m. tinninyt-illfix._m Lad hi5
‘I‘rnluu lure South horwnlk for
IIbnnleELm. I2|I.2 bilinndiifipJn.
'I‘rxine lrnvc mag-mam for south Surwnlb-v
:3} Ill. 018 and “55 x. m.. 35. hillnnd
In.
‘35:} York and Pitufleld expreu leave. New
York at an) . m.. Houth Norwnlk i ll P. nt.‘
arriving at Infield out p. m.
'I‘Ittsfleld and Sew lurk exyrm lava
infield ot til) n. no.
5. III. train from Dnnburyl
p. I... nrrirlnc at New
p. In.
except Sunday.
IAIN LIN! DIVISION.
‘I‘rnlnn leave Bridgeport ll follow-5
5&3. m.. tune-pr fofr “er l
l. uh. tiger or no e tank
moat-«Iona Milt-my and the Want. M
It) to x. in. freixht for Howie lie.
II we. to. fre t fortlrenr rrinxton.
31p. m. and Alb-fly w.
ill p. In.. New Milford spec
It) Is. In.. . Milford
: p. m.. trekht for Great
and
‘Dnlly
-VUCF‘
Allin?“ m pea-em fsfi'ittmdd
y.
Wm.“- II. Burn-ox. Vice Pro-idem Md
(lonernl Hunger.
A. W. Pun". (loner-I Mun Amt.
All Horses sold by this es~
M. H SXEEONS,
Brooksldo Stock Farm.
"WES LUV.
Lino.
More, Henry Truck Home, Family Home, Grocery
Horned. rumore’ Horses, in fact. Anything in the Horse
; TO HORSE BUYERS
-
TRY THE
“Ram” columns
arm
. ' /’
Bast Material is
curl nprl . Pri.
Iota LO’I' g1). 555nm"
Bethe! Ill umm- .
\
f Attach will sepnot only n 7
and Perfect Fitting Shoe. ‘
, But one in which tho I
089d.Combiningllurabilliyandsulos ‘ '
linking it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
, Call and oxandne them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. 's. BROWN’S,
South Main street. 80. Norwatkum ,« '0
wrenmfccmo.
LARGEST DEALERS IN
0LOIK8, Flllli & SILRS.
crux TODAY.
I0.000 VOLUMES OF BOOKS
IZAT HALF PUBLISHERS PRICES. ALSOA
¥ WORLD’S FAIR
IN THEIR BASEMENT. IN ADDITION TO
$200.00 WORTH OF CHRISTMAS nouns.
ton Pincus or too Axons COL. vzmms AT 75 cm rm
, ‘ Imus owns. As Fathom):A YARD. ALSO 5 s 0'
LOT M). l~8ixty piece Pnrie
Semen. nil new nth-d ill inchee ld .. rum
we hove cold the put ten years for l a yard. will he cold for Yiofi'lgm’ths‘ We grow
attemn
50. Fin a lot of Emhro and (‘om‘blnution Dr
. ere P .
nod to cell at $10 and $12. for the Holidays will fin at only ww’l‘l:e:eoglim
ot were 15am! Sl" ‘0. will I ' 10 and com
for . 0.3—1“ lot loud muttui‘yutndnfi.“ “"3 Ra’ve mm {RI-.12? e 0' m n’
N0. 4—!!! nlot Mafia: ‘31!) Robert. elegant some... and will be thtgrevailing style for
booked to sell at ”I: these will be $12.
Fancy Trimming Velvets.
Please observe carefullv—Thlrt -two i 'I ’ " '
her these prices are for the spiel-l fialtfifii‘tfififid 3"” when. M "m, 50 “mm Remem-
Black Goods Department.
(locate B-lnch Block lillk Henriettn'at 81; the genuine 8125 number. 46-inch Sliiquality “$1.25.
Black Cashmeres.
Our W number will. durln the Ho! d 'r - >
”no case til-inch wide. wens c up at 142355.085?" 20!). be cold at El) cents.
Que cane our well-known 1.5 quolit ' will be Si.
ho ouch offering of High (’irndc Goods was ever made in this city before.
- atom-zoo'd‘L's‘éNé“
RUBBER 60008! ,
HIP BOOTS,
SHORT BOOTS,
SPORTING BOOTS.
STORM KING!
Ladies’ Storm Slippers
FOR ALL KINDS OF RUBBER 00008 00 T0
GLOVER & OESEN’S.
9
V‘—
F. H. NASH & “‘3“ 0.
Holiday floods Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vases.
Lamps: Also flne variety Of Japan. Carls-
bad. French and American goods. Just
"the thing for Young and Old America.
[at the lowest prices.
TRISTRIR & HYITT.
NO. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE ARE iillOWISil A FULL LINE 0"
NEW Fill. DRESS 60008
IN ALL m: LAM SHADES AND FABRIC“. RPECML BAROANII IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRIII & RYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
Winter Styles Save "(Infill
. H ATS Iil’ Vllii'l’ll‘il
or Al»; union m downs or F. Bovlsrnuls
SilllandSoll flats.8illllals '
Factory at five Illa liver. '
W
”mum or“ “blood“
It”. lelolllhtol‘orfluu
KNAPP’S,
mum
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‘ OI “Insulation 8t.
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