‘ than
‘lr emu!
‘uthagloriouazreetiu
fiber-gain.
. -£n‘ene Field.
“on cmvsr'
llr. Barlow won a compact hmineu
Iran. brishtnhrewdand kindly. lie had
naatraguoddealofllfein hia day. and it
war not commonplace life. either. One
a we sat coolly together. he told
me how he found his wife. for he knewl
brad heraa well about ashedid.nnd
. his we want trille more confidential than
usual. fflamtorepeut the story itrnust
he in d‘etrictly confidential manner. out of
regard to my friend. though there is
nothing that any man could be ashamed
ofin it, except the paradingof one's mm]
heart to the world. But there in a “fly in
which ihennuedheart can he told about
that‘mahnitremindunofonrown
lend hearts and the dayn of our own
”rt-hip and little affairs. which, though
we may pretend to have forgotten them.
are alwayn vivid enough if anything hap
pen! to call them up.
I will let Mr. Farlow tell his own story.
forhe can tell it better than [could-
"Yon know my marriage all came out of
a South American trip that i once mode.
and that in the interesting part of the lib
tla romance. l war only twenty-oriental
In the employ of a shipping compnny in
San Franchco. I had been with them
aboutayear and a half.nnd I think they
trusted meagood deal; in fact. they must
havedone auto have neat me on the expo
ditioutheydirl A captain and hlacrew
hadron awaywithaahipthat belongedto
n
n "l
Cape Horn. and if he once fairly left
thaSouth American waters he was pretty
n“ from Ira I boarded the awifteot
aehooucr that nailed outof ’lv‘rixco bay. and
we atretchrd every inch of mnvaa for the
tooth. The runaway had a and two dayn'
the wart of on and waa no good a
antler-we. but weruolvedtodoour bent
andhopeforlnck. Inany kind of an en
tarpriaaa nun may always hope for luck.
he can't really count on it. At any
rataitanrvuto heeptheconrage up.
“In Ive days we sighted the bland: off
mdaya and a half before. and wan going
attaisht for the Cape. The new- wn- not
managing. but we let off Iltfln. with
twodaynandahalf luteadoftwodaynto
Butweatlll hopedfor Iuch.ornnme
thought. it war not luck. but a
thought that finally decided me to
leave the ahip at Valparaiao and strike
moonntrytoiluenoa Aym in the hope
(I heading ol the robberu before they
fluid that port. Bailing 'round the Cape
haewto be hard work and ofteualow
with good Inch I could probably catch
voucher at lea-t have gained in the
I-
tripaeru the Auden and the vast
flatn- wan a memorable one to me.
b“ I fortnight“ the hardeat trampling
I ever did in my life. but I new
I have never teen rince.anrl
I’ll. The sublet that we
with were crusty. malleioaa (el-
and made the wonder every night
I lay down to niece on the open
madwhetherlahould not wake npto
ray throat cot. Fortunately that never
that the reanou wan thatthey
thabetterpartofrnymooeyhefovewe
“t. Otherwlae i think my life would
been held pretty cheap by a life in
coupon .
“Half way up the uiountnina we found
.oldmery auda little chapel. M
i
about. Wanna-tin
andaawthareallv
ill
25;:
iii
‘ . e ; Thnlfiy * Days
infirm... street. south Norwark.
wasn't—e. AIM! -
. . “'5'. .
outdreaouvlof all there thin learn
folly mulled all the young ladleaoflny
acquaintance. toner if any of than would
dofnrawife. rinruewm more orienaat
trnctlve. but tlwre were many dillieultla
in the wayof really marrying anyone of
then. Afterntirnel turned from auto
Ilderatiouiof ztmwividual female I": a
ooraridrrat on money Mica. at
aeenred lean doubtful, for l haul begnnto
know my own merit and to ll'lllt them. I
then and there malted that I would work
no lonzcrfor another matter. hutpinto
trainers for myrrlf when i returned toflaa
anncinco i burl a little capital laid by.
and. of course. there were many whomea
for curing it profitably already formed in
my mind. lnnry he paniouol for saying
that my rewlve waa carried ont.tbotlgh
perhapa not an I had hoped.
"It wrur evening when] reached the city.
with it- narrow Itroeta and low. leaf-
thatchcrl home». rudely and weakly built.
but having some show of micron on the
inside. All the buildings seemed alike.
landthere were no atom or big algraof
hotela or restaurants. The dusky. half
ravage people atared coldly at me. and
made me feel more alone than ever. I were
tiered along, hoping to we a familiar
tame non. at least route rhowofa
cent nlglu‘a lodging and a good equate
meal. The tough looking guides on the
other aide of the mountains IJMI robbed me
of moot of my money. but i had alittle
left. Yetit was growing duahand Illid
M know what torlo. for I could not speak
the culinary putoin of the people to make
any inquiricx
“At but. harvever. my happy eycn aatv
the Spanish word for 'Restuumnt' printed
on a slip of white paper with a lead pencil
and stuck in a grime window. Without
ceremony I entered, There was a large
mom of rough. plain bonnie. and in the
middle of it one long tnlrlr- covered with a
white cloth. At first i thought there wan
uoonc mot. lint a» I grew lured to the
faint light I mmle out the form of a girl
sitting at the further and of the table. with
her bend buried in her arms. 1 gave a loud
grunt to attract her attention. and she
quickly minted her head. As well no I could
nee I thought she was good looking and
a young woman I vaguely felt happy and
wondered what language the spoke. As I
resolved in my mind the pontible methods
of finding this out rind wan about to begin
with Engliuh and try all I knew. i picked
up an ear! hen pinto. and as I toyed with R
on the table in my youthful emhamra
mcnt. I accidentally let it fall to the floor.
where it broke in reveral pieces. much to
my astonishment. At thk the girl started
quickly to her feet in a little fright.“-
claimiug very distinctly:
“‘Gruciouai‘
“Scalin- min English. In my delight at
the discovery I forgot all about the plate.
but ateppcrl quickly forward and took her
hand. out quite without embarrassment.
and explained. as briefly as I could. who I
wan and what I wanted. You may be rare
ahewnn are delighted toaeerneao I tonne
her. For a whole year the only kindred
face 5hr- hml awn wan her father’s. and
tlurt. alw remarked. was curt-red with a
ahaggy IX'flrlI She crude-om] that when I
came in she want sherbiiogafew tennof
homosickxmm heme-ll. and wondering if no
friend would more to her, or if her father
could not be persuaded to take her back to
Cuba. where her home hall been.
”i think l was never happier in my life
than I wrur that night. We two treated to
have come to each other at just them
ment that each wan moat welcome. and we
found our thoughts nonlike and our tantra
to congenial that we not and talked a full
hour before my hungry stomach even had
a chance to meter: itself. You may he cure I
wan well aerveri with a good topper. an hot
and steaming umi dainty M an English
girl could make it. Then when we hard
spent another hour in eating it and chat
ting over it. and l land helped clear the
d'ulhm nwny rind wash them. urn! my friend
had decided to let the sweeping go until
the morning. beam 1 moat atort early.
the old father. :1 bluff. tacituro man. came
in aral joined the conversation with on.
and I quite forgot my wearim—aa until it
wan very late.
"My new found friend. the ohl gentle
man. was a permit of aomenuthmlty in the
place. and offerul to provide mewith an
escort of twelve mounted men in Burnout
Aymwhlch wan Irene ill) mile- acre-a
open plains where two hostile tribe: were
at war. Each tribe had a cache-tr no a
bulge—om: of red. the otherof white. By
haviughothnf than aorta of whale-in
our woken and deatarouriy pulling out
the right one when amymy of anued
men apprrmbed un we hoped wprow all
linen naiely. and the event proved happy.
thumb we had more narrow earapea
“When i wan ready tor-tart in the thorn
in“ l suddenly, half Ninety. naked the
young woman to whom l had boom much
attached In a tingle evening to accompany
unrularaaher old home in Culmand I
tried her father to taxi-armoured
r. What to the natooinhmt of an
all. that of the youngwornan not the tract.
ahetauhtheootlmof begin; her father
to let her accept my olfarmndhelaally
muted.
“We were M In the clot of tiraeat
Borneo Ayn-a to head on the runaway
chip The captain bail taken out hippo
you already when we arrived. and war
may to nail the ham Bat
awiallhhmwmquiulym
while rain on Marni l Iayrnlftooteotal
l
um» vr. Host quantumimenv
amour. senses. rte. 1.
m of the Ian-ea. lea. Iv. his.”
or: Var-neat Mule. feat. Ian» Iv.
Ileana.
1. ”Bo. every one that Human. conic
yetoth'ewatere: Mme. buy wine and
milk without nwoey-and without priee.’v
lnvrmalanodltoi the laat chem we
have a summary oi the bleriaedueaa that
abailconletnlnraeluanatlnn hecaune of
the rufferinpof her Jinalah. 'I'irrn ahall
watm of hinting flow forth from them
for all nations (Eu-k. xlvii. i-I2: Zeeh. xiv,
8).nnd this in the ultimate reach of title
chapter and ita primary application
Ifany. however. will one here only a one
not and pernoual aalvatiorr for individual
hrllevera ,
2. "lit-arisen diligently unto me. and eat
ye that which in “mid. and let youraoul,
delight Enroll in lathe..." All our own
dott- to obtain righwounne-I and aoul
satisfaction .are like operating time,
atrruxth and money for naught. But
when we turn to Him whole the fountain
of iifeand receive Hint. then we have right
manure.
I. “Incline your ear and come untome.
hear and your soul nhall live." Thus the
prophets were ever pleading with Israel
See the application to us in John v.24.
But the evrrirustlntt covenant and rare
mercim of UM ill are specially Jewish (Jer.
xxx. 0. axxi, 3i. Luke i, :2, 33;. In the
days Of the fulfillment of that covenant we
who are now mu: believer» in Chriat shall
be manifested with Him in glory In Hie
holly, joint rulern fish Him (601 iii. 1
Rev. iii, 2!).
4. "llrholvl. l have given Ilinr fora wit
near to the rmpic. a leader and commander
to the people." Who an be be but the
true David illeloved). David'a greater non
(link. naiv. “El. 90; xuvii. it, a). the
faithful and true witncaafltevJ, 5). the
King of Israel (John l, 0; xviii. 33). He to
also the captain of our salvation. and the
cxtptaiuof the llmta of the hard, 60d [Illn-
nclf um captain (Heb. ii, to: Josh. v. M; II
Chron. xiii. i2). Mnyour heart; any "My
Loni and my Gal "
h "Ilelrolri. thou shalt call a nation that
thou hoowret not. and natinua that knew
not thee nhnll nm unto thee becauae of
the l1mithy_(loni." A nation.aml nations
drawn tquI through Israel. What can
the tint be but that notion refined to by
Jenna uml Peterdlntb. “hill. l Pet. ii, 0).
even the church now twin: gathered out of
all nations Ami the nation» urns-t be the
"all nations" of millennial day: who shall
flow to Israel after the glory 0: lion in re
atnrrrl to her (lea. Ix. l4. lati. L2. Jer
iii. 13').
6. “5th ye the I’m! while lie may be
foumimall 3r upon Ilim while: Ilc bum."
The prey-1m! now turn» from the future
glory to m» pmffl. in which he lived.
urging an immediate turning to God with
the whole hurt that no they mightJu
divi-iuaiiy at lmut. make “If! of the glory
of the kingdom
?. "It! the nicked IDI‘H'LRI’ in» way, and
the unriuhterma 1mm Ina thoughts. and let
him return unto the lord." The «rm-our
agemeut to do no won the nwrry and
abundant pardon awaiting any who wwld
return. So it i~ In day
8 “Fur my lbufighln are not your
tlimgirt». n-«rtiu-r are your vmyn my ways.
with 1hr Loni." llow won? than fmrl'tnh.
llwll, to follow our own warp or indulge in
our own though": rather let m helilled
with liml'n thmtghtaaa unet- on in Illa
wonl. and wear thoughta «hull hrcrowdal
out (.lrr. axis, ll. Pa nlix. ll. Mic.
iv. l2; ll Ifur. n.5,. See the fully of our
fhuliglti“ in the man of Abram. and of
Nmmuu man, as. ii; if Kluge. v. H).
9. “Fur no the heavens are higher than
the earth. more my wayn higher than your
way». and my thoughta than your
tbmtglrra" The Loni hanweth the
thought» of man that they are vanity, for
the wisdom of II”! world in foollahneaa
with iiurl ll’a aciv. if: I Cut. ill. ID. no)
But the tlwnghtn of the lord they ahail
come to perm-ml llia purpoaen almll “and
(Ian. air. 20 The thought» of the church
of today are that try the preaching“ the
“impel aha In to convert the world; but
Gal'- thought» are that the church bring
guitar-ml out. iamel nhall he on a nation
cratrvrrtnl. and they ahall llll therarth with
the knowledge of the horn «flora. ti. It.
i5. '5. 25).
II). “for name rain comb down.anrl
the ram. from Ileana. and vrturneth not
thither." lo lied. l. i. we learnthat the
rain having ulrnuruird and filled the river-
which run into the tea. don marl-urn
and» continue- todo. but the teaching
here lethal nothing Buddha-indoor in
vain
ll. ”So-ml ray word he. ltahail not»
turn auto nae void. but it rhnll ace-flu
that which i pirate." Ila wordla with.
ralnflhwt. unit. I).
aornpllnh hie ole-aura.
l1 "h‘oryeahallmoatwith icy aadhe
lwlforth with and all the tunnel
the firm ahal eiap their haada”
thmwmflh in to expert
the hatred and openltloa of the
(John av. lb. xvi. liaarl that only a
tion “the“ new: will hnrfrult
It will alwaya an
i'
i
is
rm,er and that tum and tear
hrlievenwillpoatide hyaldr until the
of thadavllwill
and
hat the
in he
ahall
an
I
0”qu :NORWALK
WWW
Heuueatarybythehv.n.l.hm
p .
”Yunmhnnlhmm'
“No. 'l'hrne’an good furnace la. '
chairmalxedintoitlonrahow. Icrarldn't
Indrpacnfornlytranheuqrt byheaplr'
itonend. 'l'oopcnltluaedtorunit into
thehallorgntituponthehed
“We a fact. there really wan hardly
apaeeenoughiathernornforthc
clothn. I wanted to Win M3
himthaoapachinzhox.nolgotoat
that-Menominee.”
'l'heyoungrnaacoatinudv ”I our art
tins nix dollar- a week in a wholnnla
atore. l’m not dinnppoiutad an to the
ntnountofrnypay.‘ Iknewthehigntorira
I'd heard before coming fruit; home of
great wane in the Stat. “wall-oar
nemhntforallthat."he um
"i find it hard whaapalivt Revertho
lean l’ve lately been cattle; down an
manure-vane."
'“l'o-reupeuixdolllnnweehl How
”one”... ....
" e nth. planelhaveto
two dollar-everyweah forthls cupboard-
mymyoukaow. Then hyatrictecorr
ornyeandithnto ha mighty trick!»
nuymthoughmyworhdou’tobliaa
metawearculfn—Iuianegauottoavange
over twenty ceutaawceh for my laundry.”
"Well.youruteala moat out you flora
awwupuwuhandthenyour cloth-
andextraa"-——
“Waitarnoment. ldon'tprrtendtofnr
nllh my cloths yet. no they don't errant
Whenitcornentoextrnn l letthern pretty
muchalone. Ifyfnod in now coating Ina
ratherlathan w a week. Braahfnat
udnwwavmmherahuttm-
uvmmunweeLanddW—
“Wait. Tellnrehowyu Wand
upperforhxeentaeach.”
"Byliringeaaloafofhr-daadaanart
~nowandthrnthrwe nflhafly,
holder mythnnar. ive been dolnthat
forafortulght. and Ind futon very
well acquainted with hon-t cow-n our
urilh ‘dnwn hone’ record to be.”
”And your dinner?"
“Well. for dinnerlhare a good aquare
“What cine: that can?"
”Twenty-five centa A! non» dining
rooutryoucangetnonpnrnl dahandrneat.
vegetableeand two kinds of den-en. he
aidateaorcoffeeJorthatnnrn. Some
time-.toavernge upthacut. l ptoa
reataurant where my charge“ it vocab
'l'hm twenty—one meakara‘ivur for three
dollar-a ltnlteu punch out of her ticket
and pay her the price. fifteen renta
”You're lonely at timer. I nuppnaer”
"Well,yea. newline-r. Inn to church.
you nee.audaingin the church ehdr .d
have made a few frienda in that way.
Theotbere are the librariq and in the
autumn! take long evening walla or play
haaeball on the common.
"Sonatina. though. of a My after-
noonl feel burly. but lunerally work
the feeling ofl by writing a long letter
house. That nann- lita talk to the
folh. and help- wonderfully.
you. air. for a country hoywho haahcrn
and to looking out on ‘all out down‘
ancharrampnd little box no hymn-tie.
withoalyaviewofthe‘rimyhlochaert-
theway. in at than hatrltohear. larn
not in the room Inch t ~thaah
before ml hope. Than l'llywhera
there'e more apnea for breathing and nor
lag."-— Youth'a Companion.
Wha- lhw I... It.”
Thrtu‘of-wareraumtahaveenalr
to
AtmlaaaWt—ddall.
lawn-le-
hue-lathe
“it .
“wawflm
”badminton-value. ‘lhe
era-h tn' anal-flute!
well. though the-tilt don't-tern tetra no ‘
n. " n51.
07m. liming.
HOMER "”3. How.
our room or Male
, " "NORTH IAIN mm.
Waco! fine and compllcatcd watehee’a
wind
“r ”or..." Heme"
mam
vtodothe
llenil
LVN»! waket
Ivory a near M“
in.
Inhovlforhothlauaa
«mm
Win a... (Bertran-
Bnrlnera urban. #35:. at.“ e. mmd'all'y: Duncan
“mmucmm Norwalhandviclnlt W
’ thmf r
rwmuflnuwurunmsu “a M?SEW“%:E
.a.mnn.r..PmHm. u . to numerous .
New-.-“ , , wflndm .m‘fi m- 131';
ALBIN mnEfi6”"HW*m “flow”
. e '
Dealarlnallhlndnof H’Allneraonanrefrwhldtruuinganyof
- the of or
an‘s'nllll ' .8 ’ 'tmthe thehoata thialine‘lm‘r'acp
maestro. nluca ‘
_ a
Dotthmhrdfi-nag'grcdamun-
NORTH MAIN Still". NEAR weer.
South Sorwalh. Incl'l’ It
' III BI NIGHT SGIVEIIEI.
Vanna 0 min leaned "
manner «:33..- gat c nulfirhhr'mfi
, Vaultadli mm .
ammo Norwali. b” ‘13::-
FURNITURE
- GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
truth Main «not. l'oRteln
D. P. MORRELL,
“mummmmm ...
care. ’f’rnnte and packages called for and
lydellvaredL 0am. No.1 W
fl‘ l.flonthh»orwllh.(?onn u hill
Day Scavenger. 7
INI'IIK I” “III" '0'.“
Vaultaaadcanapnnla leaned arm
ed by Charm Noll. It mm lavenue.
W. Order- laken at ill Kala “rent.
at" h. ’5
new STORE.
lhnvara—orednth-ae-nte
93 NWO! STREET
and have new”; full line of I
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN “WARE
mififitm
mummmrs
I. 8. IIINAUSIIN,
South Norwalk- '5
9.32%.: =mormm
ICE CREAM.
emanation—s
BIIll lllllifl Fllillilll 'JIE
‘ m
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
NORWALK. CONN.
‘f‘hel'narellora
cm or runwru run Elllli
I. 1.. law liner f. Hartford l. I.
0m 13. 1....
MB LEAVE SOUTH NOBWALK AB
YOLIDWS:
Jrgm‘tlgfift‘mlacdau I,
“Julius-leasing!!! ea. ea ac. ton on.
ex. .ll.—
llilflocal “an. 18 ac. awn.
ac. to Stamford. expre- frnun Stamford.
at»
I
all I.
met-c. P.H.——l8mna.. 16am. “3:13.. MI
ac... In use Mania morning between
N? Havana let.
r if???" raking.“ “is. silly" ””5"
. .' fl. . ('3. I
Hartford»
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fort Sam Souwau. A. MAN!) ex. 601
tit-"10] antiwar} “Mac- "men, llil!ac..
kiln-mun. l’. h .—l:llac..lwex.. titan.
ME rxwzlalen.‘ lit! “-401 ex” hilt-LJItleL.
Ng‘mxfl‘fll an. ”EAdm ex. and at. 12m
to l ex. Sui: 9- ac..' lac 'll
Italmlrlnlghl. ‘ y ‘ ”a "“
Housatonic Railroad
Dalian and Nerwalh hivielen.
001mm 70 JAN. true.
Train» leave 5
south orwalh for bannury—
tufiflm.ln...lzll.SIhlfl.Ia)andiO§p.l-.
an.
Timur.
leave Danhury for South Nurwalhv
I fa’ffiandllfialn..3 bilandllfl
Dun. Sudan—83th:.“
'f‘ralna leave South Nor-raft
5 to.
forfildxeilcld»
CIhaMBlfiam l2" 2fi5ltlandhalpJn
he re {am for South Small»—
8‘. Ethan! “563. 113.. 3 Sill-lit!
m l
W LINE DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport an follows:
mum”... wow. m...
. m.. r v D
“ or Alw‘uy and the “ii-.91. l
or awicyvi .
a. m.. freia ”overeat Harrington.
v. on. tin-field and Alban passenger.
p. rn.. how a
J) p. m., freight for Great Harrington.
{Sn-dam nan-cam for Pittallnld
Ian .
W111.“ :1" ll. Srwaaaon. Vice President and
lower.
A. W. Jr. General Pm Aunt.
l. A. Wilson&. in.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
new"... “Hem-nutmeg:
tableau-WI per cent. each way. ‘
llnlvrr received by mail or tale-
ynylt. Inference: claim
05.?
Billy.
E
ll.lllleeker&io.
Sanitary Plumbing
in mil... m
neatly
ll‘flttltlttfiltlvllt.
littllrlratia .lra erratum-
lantern
Antflllthlmfi’emfl
Florida Boiler
”Moth.“
1" III
“mm“ -
BY VIEWING
F. BOYLSTIN'S
Factory at Five'llile River.
WI KIWI:
II mots.
WW
WW yofVeleelyerleaaudfiledaa
lath-aunt. Abalaeltaeofllellaad
“Wilmette-a.
till!
Winter Stylee
HATS
mn‘tounaaannoowaeor
WmdSoll "318.8“th
Man‘MO‘MhI-ul
Ibva ”amour-ran:
‘ KNAPP’S,
9i Wail“ 8t. ,
W. . ..... w.m m...
Stve Nuneylo
’, 3325
H. 3. BROWN"
SPECIAI. SALE
~ 1.15.015sz SHOES .
60H & 0L8Ell’8
“mammal! Strfcet. Southlonnlt.
roomor 'Goode.weofl'rhf ' ' "
Bhoeaatthchmhargaimeverom Don’t fail to éketajvffilggelg'itflgfi'fignfil:
1 lot Hand Served Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.50, re-
duced to 83.09. 1 lot of Cloth Top. Hand Sewed, 82.00. 1 lot of
fine Machine Sewed, worth from $3.00 to $4.60, at $1.25. 1 lot of
fine M. S. at 81.50. i lot Misses’ Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth 32.00,
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 650. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50¢ Rubbers at 25c
IlflVEll & ULSEN.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
F H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victor ,NeW
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York “
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A gate, Tim and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
\"E ARE SHOWING A Fl'lll. LINE OF
NEW FILE. BESS 60008
IN ALL THE LATE‘T SHAY-iii .\.\'ll FABRICS. :Sl’E('i.—\I. BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY & U NDERWEAR
TRISTH All '& HYITT,
NORWALK, CONN.
Fill Alli llllllill Illlllllilll. GEHSHBM RAYMIIND
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
. I3 lilillTli lull 8mm. .
[mom-m of Fine )lilllnery. Formerly No. a
Waterntrcd. now dilBBLE'S BLOCK). SOUTH XOBWALK.
beam in
“mm-l’fllyinefi‘lw diluent VEGE'I‘ABLE‘l, BUTTER, EGGS,
CHEESE, LARD. SIIOULDEM
"£an.
abroad and axle i “ht“?"l' a {m
n to
"Mum n pat rorn our own
: “ata‘l‘ur d , ' '
cit . banal“ reflux“ 131.13g: ”21$ ' BOLOGNA AND (.ANIVED
in. mm and barman... 05mm and 3:120 Em (300le
31”: fougeuramfi‘lrut lineof flue sill velvet '
“a... “.mmm.w.:, may... New lorlt Dressed fleets om
. o sup at
with dlrert from «If d {l
a. labour fillfl‘nm‘: xiii. 3;: I" “all.
marrrantatrluatWtoa-itall.
WIN It BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
Marbleized Slate Mantel;
IIIIE MINNIE” SIIIES.
3'2 'Itlf 8t"? 1" flotilla-d lni it u
crew: ... o Hormel... .. " 2..” ”.1“ “’“’ "“"“"
Hmmm' "" ”were ' “’ m“
E: Mm]: ha 1.339;?" bias. We H a Meeker&CO-’S
“wipe: Ml of-En ”Millie m mlf‘Tli MAIN men. ‘
emmtfgm hmzvéllfé Amt forth lair Ham Narmada?
a nurlAnhra “M'
team...“ "'73. .nfimzmrmw
Tritium. Ire fort Prim
Item «mu. '
r
PAYMENTS -
~ ‘5‘: it; : Vé‘wm'm-ri
a: ' {'9£f?. v i " y". 4"“;“3 u
. . « rum r r rose.
3 wt: «1. m ‘mmsr
(lit .___ memGIPrnt'r. cowl-
Hatches. Chains. Charms. '
TRY THE
rml‘clocisnmonds. ,
Nam” columns
II". M I will".
2|! losing it.
“.mmm MI. I. I.
Wfi
at
' ans-m
EVENING SENTINEL
, g . . ‘,,»k_..(;.:: 3,1 . 'fi,
0" m
omn-
Norwalk Chronicler