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hand Text from Revolution VIII. I.
”Tim Wu silenc- In Huron About tho
Splat of that In flour."
Baccarat. Jun. 3L—Dr. Tonnage huncf
htsheon prcncbirrgon texts of Scripture
first seem to have been neglected, and here
issuer‘mon on a beautiful text which prob
ablywu never before selected for salary
nouns. Revolution viii, i. "there wen
, silence in heaven uhonttho romeo! hall
an hour.”
The busiest place in the universe in
haven. It is the center from which all
good Influences start. It is the goal at
which all goodresults arrive. The Bible
repruente It as active with wheels and
wings and orchestras and procmions
mounted or' charioted. But my text do
Icribes‘n space when the wheels ceased to
mlhnnd the trumpets to nonnd. and the
vdml to chum. The riders on the white
hm rained In their chargei‘s. ’l'be dor-
ologia were hushed and the precautions
hulted. The hand of arrest was put upon
oil the splendors. "Stop. héavun!" cried
on omnipoteut voice. and it mapped. For
thirty minutes everything celestial stood
still. "There was silence in heaven for
half an hour."
71' all we can learn it is the only time
h‘iaven ever stopped It does not stopxm
0 er cities for the night. for therein no
ght there. It does not stop for n plague.
(or the inhabitant. never my». "I um sick."
It does not stop for bankruptcies. for its
inhabitants never fail. It does not stop
few impuwble streets, for there are no
fallen snow» nor sweeping freshen. What.
then, stopped it lorthirty mint nus? Groiius
and Prolasmr Stuart think it was at the
time of the destruction of .Iel'llfizillllll. Mr.
lard thinks it trim in the year till. bot Wort!
the close of the Diocletian persecution and
the beginning of the wan by which Cour
stantine gained the throne. But that was
oil a guess, though a learned and brilliant
guess. I do not know when it was and I
do not cure when it was. but of the fuel
that such an interregnurn of sound took
place, I urn certain "There mo) silence in
heaven for half on hour."
noxonvn SILESL'E.
And flrntof all we my learn that God
and till heaven honored silence. The long
out and Widest dominion tlmt ever existed
is that over which stillness was queen.
meeu-mity there had not been :1 sound.
World making was s Inter day occupation
For unimaginable ages it warm mute unl-
verse. God was the only being. and on
there was noooetoepeak to there who
utterance. But that silence but been all
{mien up into worlds. and It has become
a noisy universe. Worlds in upheaval.
worlds in cougclntion, worlds in conflugm-
tion. worlds in revolution If gmlogists
urn right—and I believe they arr—there
has not been a moment of silence since this
world began its travels. nod the urn-animus.
and the splittings. and the uproar. and the
hnbhuh on ever in program
But when among the supcrunls s voice
cried. ”Hush!" and forbnll an hour heaven
wus still, silence was honored. The full
power of silence many of us hnvc yet to
learn. Weure told that when Chrint “no
srrnignod "He answered not sword." 'I'Imt
silence was louder than sny thunder that
evershook the world. Oftentimes, when we
wounded on d misrepresentd. the might
last thing to say is to any nothing. and
the mightiest thing to do in to do nothing.
Those people who are Always rushing into
print to get themeelvm set right accom-
plish nothing but. their own chagrin Si:
lance! Do right and leave the results with
God. Among the grandest lanolin the
world but ever learned are the lemons of
potieooe taught by those whoerelurcd on
oomplsinlngly perennial or domwticor so
clsl or political injustice.
Stronger than any hitter or mrcautic ol
mongelnl answer was t be wtiont silence.
The famous Dr. Morrison, of Chelsea, ac-
complished us much by his silent patience
as by his pen uud tongue. lie had asthma
thst for twenty-live yours brought him out
of his couch at two o‘clock each morning,
Bis four sons and daughter: deal. The
whining child by sumtroks mode in.
sons. The nfllletod mun said. "At this
moment thoroisnot an inch of my body
thst is not filled with agony." Yet. he
was cheerful. triumphant, silent. 'l'bune
who were in his presence mid they felt in
though they were in the sateen! haven.
Oh, the power of patient nilcncel Earthy
In, the immortal poet. wan clmdemueol to
dosth for writing mmethlng thnt offended
tho people. All the plum in bi. Inholf
wsrsof nouvull. until his» brother uncov-
svsdthe um of the priumeruod shown!
that his hand bud born abated st Bull-mil.
'I'hnt silent plenllbersted him. The loud-
sstthingonnsrth IlnIIflKIII Itheof the
right kind lot! It the right time. There
wussqunlnt old hymn, spelled In the old
ntyls. and one. sun; In the churches:
The rues Is not forum not
By him who Meet rune.
Nor the Iisttsl by that mull
That shod with tho burs-t gum.
fly friends. the Mug Sea of Galileo
«and meat tooflsnd Christ by the
mount of nob-IttnuleJorhsrsIdtolt.
"Be with” Haves lass beau crowning
tiny and ens-rm God for my can
curler. yrt hum never stopped s mount
for any mob cream. but It mapper]
thirty minutu‘ for the contention of Si-
Irncr. Widow-suture. lnhaveu for
islfsu hour.”
mm A! WK EACH.
Imulsofromuiytextthutheoven
“humuulsduurephmfnn
'rtory of divine mercy peculiar to itself and
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of silence In haven for half so hour. If
Mr. Lord was right and thin silence was
during the Dior-lotion persecutions, by
which eight hundred and forty-four thou»
rand Christina“ suffered death from sword
and fire and hniuhxuent and exposure. why
did not heaven listen throughout st lent
one of thoue awful yearn! Nol Thirty
mlnntcnl The [not ht that thecelcstiol pro
grumme is so crowded with spectacle that
It cup nit-ml only one recess in all eternity
sud that for a short splice.
While there are great ohm-noes In which
all heaven um join. each soul there base
It must he s solo. How can heaven get
through with all its recltotives. with all
Its cordon, with all Its grand mart-hen, with
all it» victories? Eternity In too short to
utter all the pruiue. In my text heaven
spared thirty minute-e, but it will never
again upon- one minute. In worship In
earthly churches. when there are many to
take part. we have to coumel brevity. but
how will heaven get on rapidly enough to
let the one hundred and forty-four thon-
mnd get through ouch with his own story.
and then the one hundred and forty-four
million, and then the one hundred and
forty-four billion. and then the one but
dred slid fortyvlour trillion.
'I'IIIIIDII’IIS OI' ALI. TIMI-I 1'0 BI 00301330
HATED.
Not only are all the triumphs of the punt
to be conmmimmml. but all the triumphs
to mule. Not only what we now know of
God, but what we will know of him after
everlasting nludy of the “cilia. If my text
had said there mm siloucc'tn heaven for
thirty days, I would not buvebren startled
at the unrumnceuwnt, but it indicates
thirty minute-s. Why. there will be so
many friends to boot up: so many of the
gn-utly good and useful thut we will want
to see; mtmtny of the inwmtuhle things
ofvnrtli we will in. mi explained; somnny
exciting mrtlaly experiences we will want
totulh our. and all the other spirits and
all the WAT-6 will want the Home. that tin-re
will lie on lllrtl‘r opportunity for cessation.
llmv Iillsj' or “ill Ix» kept in buying
pmntnlout tons the-humus and heroines
that the World never fully appreciated—
lllt‘ yellow lvvvr nlllI cholera doctors who
died, not flying from thoirposts: the female
nurses who fund [H‘SIIII'HCL' in the luzrlrot-
too. the railroad engineers who amid at
their places in onler to save the train
though they themselves perished.
Iiuhort (loilin. tbc muster miner, who.
landing from the bucket or the bottom of
the mine. just mi he heard the WIIN'I'S rush
imam] when one jerk of the rope would
have lifted him into safety. put a blind
"IIIII‘I' who wanted to go to his sick child
in the bucket and jerked the rope for him
to be pulled up. trying. "Tell them the
water IIISIrIIINI. in and we are probably
lost. but vu- tvill wk refuge at the other
end of the right gallery" nod then giving
the command to the other minor» till they
digged themselves so near out that the
people from the outside could come to their
rescue. The nmlrimdes of men and women
who got no r rmvn on eurth we will want
to we vii l. ll tin-y got thy-irrr-m‘n in heaven.
ltvllymil . on will I..IVt.' no more hull
hours in -; ru.
liesid... moi. heaven in fullof children.
They mo in llu- Wis: majority. No child on
earth flu: amountstounylhingcun bekept
quiet half on hour, and bow uni you going
to Loop rive iuwdml million of them quiet
hull no liourf You know heaven inlnuch
more of u plnce than it won when that. re
cuss of thirty minutes occurred. Its popu-
lation boa qumimpled. noxtnplcd, cen-
tuplmi. Ilmvcn has more on build. more
0! rupturr. more ol knowledge. more of in
It'rl‘UlililllIIlIt'iIIIOII. more of wurnhip.
'I‘hvrr iw not so much dillercuce betww-n
Brooklyn twenty-five year!» ago. when
there were a fur bonnet down on the Ila-d
rivoruml the village rrncbcd up only to
Sand» ~trm-t, m cotnpnml with who: this
great city is umv~ym, not so much llitlvr
encc ln-lwccn New York when Cunul Mtrcct
won for up town nod now when L'umil
street in [or down town, than then: is is dif-
fcrouce betvrwn what henven was when
my text WES written nmlwhnt heaven in
now. ’l'ln- mart thrilling place we hnve
over been in is stupid cumpured with that.
and if m- now have no time to spire we
will then have no eternity to figure. Si
It‘lll‘f’ in hmvc-n only half on hour:
.\ HALF mum‘s luunumtln‘.
Mynubjcct ulso ilupn'w‘e me with the
Immortality of it half hour. 'I'hst half
hour mentioned In my text is morrI widely
known [bun any other period In the talent
Ilnr of brown. None of the whole hours of
heaven «no rumoured oil. none of the years.
unneofthp crnturies. ()l the millions of
logos pan nu-I llw million» of ages to come
not one is mpvcinlly mmnuml oil In the
Iliblc. The half hour of my text In mode
lmmmtul. The only port of eternity that
mu over memttmi by curthly thin-piece
mm lllt‘llhllml bytbr infinite hnudofmy
loll,
Oh. the half hour»? They decide every-
thing. I am not mklnx what you will do
with the yvnrmirmmllhs or dnys til your
life. but wimt of the hull hourn. Tell me
the bounty of your half hour: "III I will
tell you the utory of your whole Ilium
earth bird flu» ulory of your whole life In
ltm‘nily. Thoright or wrong £1“an
mthluk in thirty minutes. the rlgbtov
wrong thing» you run my In thirty min-
utes. the right or worn: thing» you con do
In thirty minutes are 3 s or WI,
lorplrlng or dupersts. lookout for the
fragment. of time. 'I'hey on piano!
eternity.
It mm the half hour- between shoeing
Mm that male Elihu ilurrltt the loomed
blsckmnlth; the half hours between pro
femlunei calls or s phyrlcisu that mode
Alt-rennin» the Chrirtlsu phi .
the half hour» between Moduli/muss: l-
mnrterthnt mum Eamon P. (than chief
justice. the bill hour! between sheila-ts
that male Henry Wilton vice premium of
the United Staten: the half honor hurrah
ennui lum- thut mods JMA. Garfield
purulent.
The hit houruduyfor good bookr or
had books-Abe half hours forprsyrr
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Twentieth century. I do not query what
you will do with use. but what will you
do with the next half hour? Upon that
hinge» (your destiny. And during that
some 0 you will receive the (impel sud
make mmplcte correlation and during that
otbent of you will make final sud total N
fiction ofthe full and freesnd urgeotsod
Imposition-d offer of life stern-l. b. that
the next half hour might be the 0st glo
rlous thirty minutes. of your earthly ex-
Ifar back in history A great geogrspher
Itood with s_ roller looking at s globe that
represented our planet. rind he pointed to:
place on the globe where he thought there
wanton undiucovu-rod continent. The no
discovered continent was America. The
geographer who pointed where he thought
there won a new world wss Muninho
hulm, null the railor to whom he showed It
was Columbus. This Inst was not satisfied
till he had picked that gem out of the res
and set it. in the crown of the world’s gong
rnphy. 0b. ye who have been rolling up
sud down the rough tons of sorrow and
sin. let me point out to you another conti-
nent. you. another world, that you may
yourselves ilml s rapturous world, and
that is the worlds half hour of which we
now study. 0b. actual] for it: Here h the
ship and here are the com
In other words. make this half hour. be
ginning at twenty minutes of twelve by
my watch, the grandest hull hour of your
life and become a Christian. I’rsy fore
regenerated npirit. Louis XIV. while
walking In the garden st Versailles met
Munsurd. the great architect. rind the
urchin-ct took of! his but before the king.
“Put on your but." Mild the king, "for the
evening is dump and cold." And Manitonl.
the architect. the rent of the evening kept
on his but. The dukes and tnnrqnises
standing with burn bends before the king
expmuse-d their surprise at Monaural. but
the king sold, "I out) muke s duke or s
mnrqu'm. but God only can make s Mun-
surd." Ami I all} to you. my boar-cm. God
only by his convicting and converting gmce
can make u C hrintinn, but be is ready this
very half hour to nccompliah it.
A WAY or s’tunvixu Itmvtzx.
Again. my text suggests a way of study-
ing brawn sotlmt we can better umber
ntund it. The Word "eternity" that we
handle so man-b is on immeasurable word.
Knowing limit we could not understand
thnt word the Bible uses It only once. We
say, “Forever sud ever;" but how long is
"lol'l'l‘cl' and ever?" [am glad that my
text puts nndcrour eye heaven for thirty
minutes. A: Who“ you would we s great
picturuyntl put u nliefll of psper intouscroll
and Imh thronghitmr ju-in your forefinger
to your thumb and look through the circle
between. «uni the picture becomes more
lutennc. so this llliL'a‘lmllt‘l‘UUI heaven by
St. John in more impremive when we take
only thirty minutes of it lit a time. Now
We have mun-thing that we can come near
or to pumping, and it in n quiet heaven.
When “'t'IIIM‘OIII'EII! about the multituda
of heaven it tuuut he Almost :1 nervous
shot-It to those who Inn-i- nil their lives
boon cnnvdell by many pt-nple and who
want a quiet lit-oven.
For the but thirty-five years I have been
nmrh of Kim time in cruwda and under
public wrutiny dud amid monuments, and
I have windows thought for a few weeks
after I mull lmrvenl Would like to no
down in é‘u‘illlt‘ quiet port of the realm with
u few frirnrh "an fur a little while try
coinmrntive mimide. Then tin-re are
tho».- whow hearing: In m delicate that
they not no mtlnfnrtiim when you den-rile
tho rival: of the eternal orrilmtm. and they
feel liken-tying, no u gov-l wumun in Iludv
son. .‘v'. I'.. mud. after hearing me spook of
the mighty chorus of brown. "That uni-rt
benign-zit heaven. but who: will become
of my poor bvml?” Yen. om bull hour of
my text is :l still I‘K‘N‘I’Ii'lh‘i'.
“Tllr'h‘ mu hlIt‘llt'I‘ in brown for brtlf an
hour." You will tlnd the inhabitants all
st liomv, Enter the King'» Palace and
talu- llllly a glimpse. for we have only
thirty lullilllt‘n for oil heaven. "I: that
Jesus?" "Yum." Just under the huir
oiling bis fon~lu~ml in the nmrk of n wound
nnule by A bunch of twink-d bruniblen. sud
his lmt on tin: tbrntw In“ on the round of
his inatrpunother mark of a wound mode
by u opiko. and a war on the palm of the
right bun-l. and it near on the pulm of the
left hand. llnt what u roitntrnunrc! What
A smile! What. u grandeur! Whut u. love
Hum! \\’but an overwhelming look of
kiudnm null gmcc! Why. he Imknnnif
hehml ft‘lII't'lllt'iI n world! lint mine on,
fornmrtinw lulmrt. Doyou me that row of
mltlt't‘n.‘ That Is llir.\llrnlolic vow. Ila
you wetlmt long reach of nrcbltectursl
gloritn 'l‘lmt i~ Martyr row. Do you no
tlmt Imlticllw nimctnrrl That is the big-
gmt hmwiu heaven: that Io"tho Hours
of Many Illuminati." I)" you In that well?
tiluuh- your cyrr agnimt itu burning splen-
doe. for that l» the wall of heaven. junper
at the bottom mud unmhyxtot the top
See this river rolling through the heart «I
the gm! Windmill? TIMI In thr- river
emccmlng whlrh than who one: Ilvrd on
the bank» of the "Bdrm. or the Alt
homo. or the Rhine, or the W
any. ”We never rsw the like of thb
for elurlty and their." That Is the
chief rlver of burrow bright. so
wide.» deep. lint musk. "When no
the uylnmfovtbe P" Imrr,“‘l'lu
Inhabitants on all young" “Where us
the hospital» for the lame?" '“I’Inry one
All agile." "Where on the intercom for
the blind and deal!" “They“! In old
hear." “When: my the am for
the ml“ "Tiny are ill multimillion
siren." “Where In the inebvinte sry‘
low?” "Why. their on so alum"
"Where are the grammar" “Why.
theyurver die." Ps- dowu than hm»
not» of gold and umber sud rspphin Isl
see those lntermlnnble “not: built by the
Architect of the atrium into home.
over the thrmhold d which
strike and the belt hour h m D.-
round! Come buck: Como downtill your
workhdml fibunldersllttlo longer
a" hurdmi Fights little longer your
tlesl Weepullttle longer your grief-l
And then lake heaven Init- dullest
half hour. hutln Its might pomp, and
lustesd of taking it it: thirty minutes
lake It world without end.
I'OII'II "If!" on: I00! 1! sum.
But howwill you spend the first hslf
hour of your heavenly citlunshlp slur
you have gonelntostsyl Aftevynur
ntlpn before the throne in worship of
in who madeit pen-ibis for youto get
there stsllJ think the tutof your first
half hour in haven will he ps-edin rs-
wiring yonrrewnrd if you hsvc been faith.
fol l have u strangely bountiful bank
containing the pictures of the medals
struck bythe mush governmentin honor
of great battles; these med-h pinned om
thehcsrtofthcrstornsdhcroaof the
army on grant ace-dons, the toys! fsmily
present: the Crimean medohths Victoria
anus. the Waterloo model
In your first half hour in heaven in some
way you will be honored fortheeorthly
struggles in which you won the dsy.
Stand up before sll the royal house of
heaven and receive the insignia while you
Are sunonncsd sir victor over the droughts
sud freshetsof the form field. victor over
the temptntions of the Stock etch-use.
victor over professions! sllnrcments, victor
over domestic infelicitien. victor overus-
chunic's shop. victor over the storehouse.
victor over home worriments, victor over
phyelrnldistrusee. victor over heredltsry
deprmionn. victor over sin sud desth Ind
hell. Take the bsdge thst celehrntnthae
victories through our Lord JuusChrirt.
Take it in theorem of ullthsgulleriu—
sslntly. angelic and divine! ,
Thy «sluts hull thisglorfous wsr
shsll conquer than they die.
They see tho triumph from sfsr.
And sales It with their eys.
The You; Won:- d Tod-y.
Now. womnn can do anything she tries.
evento singing hm Inhor own quartet
of girls. so that wesk than is s supernulty
in the choir. She has bummed hergrsoo
boom tandem and mode a bicycle of them;
she rows. the iishm. the uhoots. income]:
that all men. sud it may be that some
game. fear her shooting (joke); she wear-
eth her brother‘s hut sud his outing cup;
his shirt front. his four—in‘hand tie. and
many thingsthnt are her brother's. She
I! stronger than her mother. and our: stand
s great deal more rut; she is quite so hop
PI. and far more independent. She hung;
on to the stnp in the street car. when her
mother lml n neat in the omnibus If every
man rode outside in the ruin She gets
Initial sud pushed about In the crowd.
when some lurehesded mu. bowing low,
used to make wsy for her grsndmothu.
With weary patience she stands in line st
the ticket other. was is she if the presume
on the privilege of sex tostcpin ahead
ofnunuzshegetshuntlodb-cktoher
plscn. ’
Much hhc hath gained by frenhnn; some
what also both she lost. Sliemnotont
her cake and krrplt. Still. if she didn’t
eat it, it WullItI become fearfully stale. or
somebody else would get it. And cake In
only gwd to est snyhow. Schroely would
the exchange her independence for defer
euro and helplessness. ller luvs In more In
form that: fact. Men are more unselfishly
obivnlmmt toward her thsu ever their for
then were; but thin hurryingsgoufxnllop
and gulp bu» trample-II upon the deliberate
gruu- itud sin-low! vlvgnur'c of s hula day.
when mm bum-d lom-r nod did lent; when
men Minn-Imam! looting rind went to work
they quit wearing lute st their wrists and
rnpims at their aide»; they cared to talk
in blunk \‘rN and court-ml in plziin
mm». they ml of! their long finch-tn nod
Ille' curling turns wen dethronnl by the
cliptwm.~-Ilolmrt J. Ilurdctte In Ladieu'
Ilmue Journal.
Welrd 0H truly-s on Ila-k.
English visitor: tothc Aurtrlnn cap/Ital
51m lief-we (.‘I’tr‘hstmsi must tske ntvsy
with them a funny notion of the cartoon
of the city when they lave it. St. Ninth
ulna In optimum-hint: nod tnule In taking
Into in bonds the old, quaint mullsritiu
which on diflermt In every Continent“
town. In Vienna f‘rsmpun but ulwnyn
reigned supreme»- welrd. horrible per-wol-
flcatioo of the evil one, with broken chsiur
hanging from lilo wrlru. harm on his
bloc-k fore. it lot-m. red tongue and fright
fol ulna- ryel Ile lssrrned with s rod
and a lag loan which genrrnlly orange s
ormple of babies. The dms at Cramp”
rule» from air-rig to black. lle ll m
timer «nun-ml of French plume sod m
mlly dressed In for.
The saintly lllalmp Nicholas. Weight
to be the hero of the oily. baton-(sod ho-
hlml (.‘rumpm now. It in Impoulblo lost
tlmste the number of 2mm of this bogey
shown In every msrket.stmt.shop sud
gnmtid flmv window. At the confer
unmrn’ their are (human III feet high.
dnmd In the height of Minn. with only
boron to hurry their lufrrssl sure-den
livery luxury lo thwuyof nests b
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Icnl ability to do the ram"; ' m” “3
llemll Business College.
STAMFORD. CONN.
A wbi- awoke srhrml for both sexes.
t'slnln
Every DBBIW brunch taught thomuzhlv.
(Sermon. English sndwllcge preparatory etud-
Ilmlneun Mum ed u -
sols. free of chsrgcfuw“ ' h once sssirt
Resort-rte“ for South Norwolk sud vicinity
gash; ’12: :lnrd rental of g): Reminlfton Stun-
' I‘f. ' S
For (I-tslogue. ad 3; r 33W M
' II. A. MERRILL. President.
Denier In rdl kinds of
Fresh and Salted fleets. 8n: .
VEGETABLES. DBIJCA’I’ISSKN.
Butter. Em horyd. (boned Goods. MCI-tn
stem. etc“ etc.
NORTH IAIN mm. NEAR m.
South Norwulk. mcl‘l 1v
m on main SBIIEIIBEII. '
Vaults sud ('cupools cleaned In the best
Insurer for the light money. l-‘nlluti‘fnctlon
Watered. Vault Ihinfwtulfm. Adi .
I *3. South NIrrvI’x‘ilk. ”[3215.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Mb )lnln'srrn-r.
Unfit-lira
” o. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AXE) HEAVY TRI'f‘KINH
I‘huo- end holhclmld furniture moved with
rare. Trims» and Waugh relic-l for and
pmmptly delivered. "flier. No. Ill Washing-
ton utreet. South Nnruulk. t‘nnu did if
U Day Scavenger."
IIIRWILK Illll SIIIITII Inl'lll.
Vsult-r sud (1'35“le cleaned on the Impfifl‘
Won by l horm- Moll. ill i‘nuklin svenue.
_ the mt. Order» token It Lil Shin strut.
.‘wnrn 1:. 153m
i
NEW STORE.
I Mn moved my bunting to
93 WISHIIGIIIII STREET
and have now at full lint-cf
ALBIN MALMO. .
Nil-cur. outlaw.
or- 8 II It'.. ii or ex. 125-. m. e
NZ,
7” I a; . . .
midnight ex. Sundays . 6 ill or”:
I: Ill midnight.
inhibits. m.. 1:.‘ll.23.510.6;liuid [05 .in.
dundsyrimn. maxed 7 lo p
uznrfttnlnsndlllfidmu 315. lull und IS
5 I5 and 9 l8 s. m. I: II, 2 ti.
5&5. The. will uhd llfié u. m.. 325. 5“) lad
rsuop. m.
HEATERS. - In -
IIIIll IIIIEBI IIIElIiIIl ZIIIE
3m
‘NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The Prooellon
III" III IIlIIlVlIlll IIIII EIlilE
if. . fl...
’ '1 1,"
-r_‘!""'“ ‘
Will leave Pier 2. But Itlver (Beektnun
street). new York. It 5 p. m.. dslly; Sundsyr
excepted.
- Freight received from 7s. in. until 5 p. m. E
urni hosts leave Norvvnlk at!) p. In"
and South k orwslk st 6:!) p. in.
U ion on licntlon to uta the City of Nor-
qu and t I" It will sent forspeeinl lots
at! freight. snyw in New York or its vicin-
y.
WA“ pawns m forbid trusting shy of
the em layer of the has lined)!!!“-
!
to of
count the owners thereof.
II. I. flew llaven & Harlinnl II. II.
October 1:. 1300.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK As
FOLU)“’S:
:Fou Kurt Yous. A. 1—6 lalexcept Mend: l
u. 5w.titlllocnlex..555ne. III-c. 7 56:1. 8,;
or. sailor-ll exprmom er. 0:); or. It! ll ex.
II it: loud ex. '. ) .4245 ex. NB ac. en: es.
354 or. to Stamford. apnea from Stamford.
335. t sou. so: no. to Stanford. 5 filer. 58) so.
5? r1. ii a no. t 51 ex. allu-..1o:xnc..imn.m.
\\ ashlmrton “prom. Honda 1—5 to on. 5 in
ex. 9 [5 or. P. .\l.—-Ii it Ir. 7.". 12.932.
Ion Sm Haves. A. 3 .— 1 l3 en; t 10 or.
an on. a 5» in». 9 m u- in i2 no. r. ALVIN“
a" Hit 1-1.. l 43ch 20: cm. 45-12.!) In uc..tl;’.l
I12. 7 l5 n.1,. 7 Zing! 41 54.2.9 Il an. ll m Adorn»
or no no. [215 n. m.. ex. Sundsyu-l :5 so.
3:. In.
Fort Hnmrortn. A. M.'6 l0 IL. 016 cu.
we no. r. nit—noun. I mm. 14:». 7 15
x.
You Sriuzmnzm. A. 31.4 lilac“ 916 u.
we“. int—12m”. mm. risen. ad
. ii? are it Monda ' morning between
New Huron an Springfle dl ex.
Enninw'ros. .\.3l.~-l 12 win Shore Line).
ll. 1:100 ex. win Springfieldl. in? or. vis
Hurtfuni'.
.‘V
LEAVE 313V YORK
1"!" norm Nouwnu. A. 11,—501 ex" set
U‘.. . "I
dt‘..rlllr!.. not nun. "alien. iii! an.
- '3. I‘. Tvl.» l:it.'nc..llliu.. idiom.
» 'lifluJIPZcL.
sud sin. l2“;
lilw'..502m:.,
Housatonlc Railroad
Dnuhurv sud Norwslk Division.
CORRECTED 1'0 JA N. 3. INC.
Trulnsleuve South Norwslk for buonnry—
_ p. Ill.
Train: leave Ilnnhury for South Norwslk—
p. m. sunduys-r‘llllll n. m and hub . m.
Trniu- lcnve South Snrwullt for I’lldxefield—
5 ill and 6:1! 9. m
’l rnim leave Ridgrtlrld for fiyulh Somslk»
MAIN LINE DI VISION.
Prams leave Bridgeport as follows:
7 m a. n... [1aner for Pittstield.
{um :r m.. pmwnger for Pitt-field. making
1 nnertluu.’ for Albuny and the Went.
in in u. ill.. freight for Hartley ville.
.; l“... m.. Eavlchtxfpr lilrrn‘tbl‘inrrington.
‘ ; : m.. ttatie < no A n pmn r.
. l- . m.. Xvi“ Milford l‘zll'f'llt . F
:a ' Sew Milford upwind
.r freight furlirent Harrington.
r "lsuudnysl warmer for Plttsfleld
“'ilJJJI ll. .n'nzvuxeos. Vice President and
tenernl Murmur.
. . Platinum Maser Aunt.
RANGES.
Vsrovss.
TIN AWARE
of III kinds.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
Hill smct Pllllllliils Slll’fllls
I. 8. IIIINALIISIIN,
South Norwalk. '5
I. A. Wilson& to.
No. 67 New Street,
(‘iub or Muminnuf around upwurdn. i‘om'
rnIIulonn in of l prl' cent. ouch
orders received by mail or tele-
BROKERS.
NEW YORK.
Inventmeutn mode la Mode and firsln for
wuy.
graph. lefrrrnm exchanged.
o In
.WII Meekerlslio.
Sanitary Plumbing
lot Pm‘xgtnn letting
humility.
to on um um volt.
no mm m. It or am-
III M .
mwmmmrmnowmm
Flon'dt Ballet
Mil-romaine.
around-ream
Illlllll. um
WM Mal. .
STEII all BIS FlTlEII.
m I Willi. I
WWW“
Ill on:
I
Save Money!
Factory at Five lilo River.
terrible-a Aland-eluted Dollsnl
”raining-mm
Winter Styles
summertime
MMMMWMUMM
IIY I’ltII'I'INO
F. BlIYISTIIN’S
IIIIEII IIEIIIIIIIIII
ll PRICES.
W...“
Grant vsrintyof Yoke-Indra III! M s
dilly
HATS
u: or. arm momm- or
W.
4
”I: “Hahn.“
KNAPP’S,
WWW
OLD and nE'iilihsE‘E‘
«can fine M. S. at $1.50.
Washington Street,
In order to make room for
1 lot Hand Sewed Button
duced to $2.00.
at 81.00.
F. H. N
Estimates given on
Tin and Sheet Iron
Stamford and Silsby’s
03$, Uncle Nick Ru:
Copper, Agate, Tin
lowest prices.
Till-STEAM
IN ALI. THE LATEST SHADES A};
TRISTIIAII
EIll Illll VIIIIIEII IllllllIElll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine .Vllllluery. Formerly No. 3
\\ ntrr street. now
ll IIIII SIIIEEI. llilIllIIlIl.
Trimmed mllllne . till dldereot turns.
Ilutn mw rrudy. ¥h¢ latent untold: from
shin-d sud rulehlh‘e putternn from our own
Mall-item
llntu. Turban». Tonpm sn-l ltlnnrtn.
out let mourn-me n crown on uncle. band
«mu. birds and butlelfllm. mulch and
four feather». Elem! Ilueufnuesllk velvet
sllr sudeehn
Fine
Ilsrl mule amazement» with one of the
inclination of Inmloo. If. t l
with direct from pan. {uni 133%: Int:
rush on us to furnish nor cummn itht
“unset stvl-vstp‘vteeotornitsllr b.
SWAN & BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
III In» tin-2'2.
mirror u up bummer
l'ure but Ann and its on. is l
ssdersrythi Ice Huron. Sal-5‘.
I ' lilo I a flu...
nourish-ins? ’ e- .
lion Murine Ll; d'hil um“: nee:
no BIL Jaguar mm. of idle
to m the Ind quor-
tmfor mmmm'm our.
immune! . it” flow Monlllule
we...» wartime“-
In mum-unthnririumiii‘hfl
Tlll'llm. In York Prim
Irwr m
iPAvn‘EiiTs
31 WEEK”!
Im.m§m.mm.
m Clorislllunonds.
I’M m I Will.
in him 8t.
OIWuhmnltf
1 l t f (.1 h ind hacedShoes,
_ . o o ‘ 0t op, an Sowed, $2.00.
fine Machine Servedavgortll‘iI from $3.00 to $4.50, at 81.25. 1 lot of
_ 0t isses’ 0 re. Toe, 11 to 1, worth '.00.
1 lot of Child’s Spring Hggls, worth $1. 32
about 500 pairs of men's regular 50c Rubbers at 256
IlflVEIl & OLSEN.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. -
South llorwalli.
’ S rin Goods. we ofl'er the followin lines I Lad' '
Shoes at the best bargains ever oII’emI. Don‘t fail to take advantage o’fztho opgortunilte;
worth $4.50, re—
1 lot of
25, at 65c.
ASH & BRO.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
\l’ ork. Victory, New
Steam Heaters, Duch-
iges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
and Iron Ware at the
& IIYATI.
’
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
N ORWALK.
“'E ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE Oi"
NEW on; DRESS sons
I) FABRICS. :SI’EI‘IAI. BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& HYITI,
NORWALK, CONN.
gGERSHllM llAYMllNll
i IS WITH lull STREET,
Humour-s BLOCK). nov'm sonwntu.
DIAL“ I!
l'liill. CLAMS. OI’STl-Ilts, l‘ltlfl'fll
VFfiETABlJ-t‘i. BUTTER. EGGS.
CHEESE. LA Ill). SHOULDERB
. uouxaxn AND CANNED
juzoam doom
llrw fort Dressed llratr Blurry
for flash.
Marbleized Slate maria.
DIE IllIIllIlEll Slllls.
null-had in Imitation of the new. murhlu
sod With. Homol- when-oust
w. H. Meokor&Co.’s
I MOUTH IAIN mm.
“gang-fins no Rm Murill- :32“
TRY THE
llam” columns
0? 1113
more SENTINEL.
.s ' I
IIISEII’S
And
“H. 3. ~ BROWN’S,
South Maln Street. ‘0. Norwalk.
SPECIAL SALE ’ 7
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LADIES: ESHOES
IlllIVEIl &
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