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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 29, 1892 · page 3

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ools.3hoes and Rubbers
; ‘ NextThirty Days , '
c. H. HARVEY’S
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk-
I » Wily—SERMON.

Tn: eaoonw‘a otvme masonic
on me GLORIES or RELIGION.

Leather for

Blilfllll HOUSE.

 

 

 

could have expected. “shall-thew!

wasnottoldlss."

coocausrns Will m.
learnlromthiseuhjectwhetabesutitul

tldngitiswheaancialposltiusnd wealth'

snmadatbctnsalves to Gal. Wheate-

mmumv-w-a-posutu
«“3 runs-Mummers“
lees .- the surges-mus cartr—

” , tl-Ielawtalelurprlsed.

Mitre. lob. u—The cwgregation
dthTshernsclethls morning listened to
aglowlngd-criptlonot the magnificence
elm, which Dr. Talmage likened to
theglosiuot’theCkristlan religion, which
mulls—iiheaurlwiotosllwhotrled
Bhthevnsclvu. Ristertwasl Kings. I.
1,“Behold.thehslhvssnottoldme.”

Henson had resolved that Jerusalem

s y’pu‘eqstlon
olwhatlsrigbt. moresrdentatlectionand
capacity (or sublimer caustics. Alter the
women have received the Gospel then all
the distressed and the poor at both seam,
thoaawho have no trieuds. accept Jesus.
but of all come the people oi ainncnoe
and high social position. Ales. that it
is not

lithersare those here todaywhohave
been taveredoflortunemr, aslmighthetr
ter put igtavored oi God, surrenders“
youhaveandall you expect to be tothe
Lord whohlessed thisQueenotShchs. Cers
taiuly you are not ashamed to be found in
this queen's company. I am glad that
Christhashad his imperial lrieadelnall
ages—Elisabeth Christina, queen of Prue
sin; Maris Feodorm‘nn. queen of Russia;
Marie. empress oi France: Helena, the im.
perial mother at Constantine; Arcadia,
from her great lortunes building public
bathe in Constantinople and toiling (or the
alleviation of the masses; Queen Clotilda,
lending her husband and three thousand
of his armed warrioretoChrietlan baptism;
Elizabeth“ Burgundy, giving her jeweled
glove to a beggar and scattering great for-
tunu among the distressed; PrinceAlhert,
singing "Rock at Ages" in Windsorcastle,
and Queen Victoria, incognito. rustling the
Scriptures to a dying pauper.

l bless God that the day is coming when
royalty will bring all its thrones. and mu-
sicall its harmonies. and painting all its
picture, and sculpture all its statuary.
and architecture all its pillars. and con-
quest all its scepters; and the queens ol
the earth, in long line 0! adv snce, lrsnkln
cease lllling the air and the camels laden
with gold, shall approach Jerusalem, and
the gates shall he hoisud. and the great
burden o! splendor shall be lifted into the
palace or this greater thanSolomon.

ultvm'rsnss m sesncnlso rot: 11mm

Again, my subject teaches me what is
earnestness in the eenrchol truth. Do you
know when: Sheba was? It was in Abyrr
sinia, or some say in the southern part oi
Arabia Polls. In either case it was a great
way on from Jerusalem To go from there
to Jerusalem she had to cross a country in
late-d with handitsand goacross bliste-
lag deserts Why did not the Queen ol
Sheba atayat home and sendacummittee
minquheuhmtthisnewmhgimand NW
have the delegates report in regard to
that religion and wealth oi King Solo

Inca!

Shewanted to seetorhereell and hear
[or herseli. Shecould uotdothisbywork
«committee. She (alt shahadasnal

and shewasted a nohe richer than any
wovenbyorlentslshnttlestandahewaatal
a crown set with the jewels oi eternity.
Briugont the camels Patontheeplces.
Gather upthe jewelso‘l the thrmseandput
themmthe caravan Stannow. No
time to be lost. Goad on the camels.
When I see that caravan, dust covered.
wearyand exhumed, trudging rm scru-
thadmertandamongthe bandits until it
reachesJeruaalem,lssy,"‘l’hereissnear~
nut seeker alter the truth."

But there are a great msnyoiyoo, my
friends. who donot act in that way. You
all want to get the truth, butyonwsntthe
truthtocometoyon; you donut want to
gotoit. Thereare peoplewho told their
arms and any: "I am readyto becomes
Christian at any time. Illamtobesaved
lshall he asved.andil l amtobelostl
shall he lost." Ah! Jerusalem will never
cornetoyon; you must go to Jerusalem.
Therellglonol theliorddesusChristwill
aritcomstoyoutyoumast pandgetro
ligion. Briagonttheeamela. Putoaall
the sweet Mall the treasureeol the
hean'safleetiou Startlorthethrone. Go

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m

Hamel! to work and monopolize! the ear
desert as a highway [or his can
wall He built the city at Palmyra around
gale o! the principal welleoi theeast,so
that all the long train of merchandise
heathen-t. were obliged to atop there,
psytollandleavepart at their wealth in
the hands oi Solomon's merchants. lie
manned the fortress 'l'hapsacneatthe chiel
feed 1 the Euphrates. and put under

everything that passed there.
great products of Palestine-
from the richest clusters

Lord and King,and ny. “The hall
hallwasuottoldmel” ,
rue own-01mm.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

ltlntheir Sabbath lchoolhook.

 
 
 

words; we weave them into letters.

I. masseuse m “0" wow.
He went down to Ezlots-geher and or
deredaileet otshipstohecoustructed.
ova-aw the workmen, and watched the
lannohlngd the flotilla which was togo

our feet he blistered with the way?
out on more than a year’s voyage to bring

our loves and hopes and Christian
bitions, as lrnnkineense and myrrh

limhed,aadhereeolvedto pnrchasethcm.
givineighty—llvedollars apiece {or them,
Nuthahestdthesehorses inhisovvn
stallssdeellingthe surplus totom'gnpo
tentatesatgreatprolit.
Hehurdthattherewaethebestoltim
UDWMMhesentoutoue
hundredaadelghtytlwueand mentohew
down the tau and drag the timber
thinghthemonntaingmgestoconstrnct
he floated to Joppa,aud
be drawn by or teams
arro- thalandtoJeru
that thmwerehasnti-
lands lie sent lor

rest. We must not halt. The

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

eitysnchaaaretohe
la noothsr part 0! Palatine,the
daeendantsoltheveryllowersthet
Solvents) planted liehurd that in lor-
dp groves there were la‘rds oi riches
vdeendrnonluxuriantwing. lie-cot

mthethmneandwemadelikehiml
our Christian friends '

 

and hek nowand seetkislangtrais
lmelsenatingnpwtheklng’egete,and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Neglect o! Duty.

m tired-nee! Not stamping to look into
them-oi the temple. stepright onto
theeausewayandpa-uptoSelomon'spnl
aeel

Breweflndounelvesamldacollectlon
dehuildlngs onwhich the king hadlav
hhsd thew-ht of many empires. 'l'he

 
 

antics-ed unmade-“errand luanrlhearthewatersolsslvatlaadashing onnotmorethantwolncbesolwster,“
“WWWW MW“? in Ionntahn all around shontthe throne that the water run out in a very short
“MW I'd”! BM Sitdownstthehanqueb—thswllepressed time.eo quicklythst it had escaped

 
 
 

{run the grapa oi the heavenly Rachel.
the angels o! God the on
Gnadonthecamels; Jerusalemwlll never
couwtoyou; you must go to Jerusalem
The Blhledeclareelt: "The queen at the
sonth"—that is, this very woman I am
speaking ol——"tbe queen oi the south shall
risenpln Judgment against this genera-
tion and cotalernn it; lorshecame from the
nttermoetpartaot the earth to hear the
wisdom oi Solomonund, behold! agreater
than Solornen is here." God help me to
heath up the lulstnatlon of those people
who aresittlng down in idleness expecting
tohsssvvd. “Strivetoenterlnstthe
straight gate. Ask. and itshall be given
you; ssek,sad ye shall find; knock,snd it
shall heepenedto you." Take the king
dozen! heaven by violence. Urgen- the

res ommas or national.

Again, my subject impre-es mewlththe
(act that religion is asurprlsetosnyene
thetgetslt. Thlsstoryottheavwve on
in Jerusalem. ml or the glory oi ng
sum. who was s page"! Christ—that
story relives and on is told by every
traveler earning hack item Jerusalem.
The news pee on the wing d nary ship
ry and with every caravan, you hows

notice.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

with and subtle that even the leaves

 
 
 

 

withwalevandllladthewholeplaeewith
encla- sad crystalline brightness and
nodal plssh. 'l‘en tables chased with
wheel and line and cberuhlm. sot

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

New York Marine Journal

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(Jessa M Wield annihi-

are an tram/ant study.
palatal out by Manhunt Colonel A
and others in our millions how it it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ellis

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Ganges.
voiced Godandwheelintolinegandvins
covered ltsly.and all the nationsoi‘ the
earthshallhear thevoiceol Godand tall
lntollne; thentheehurch which hasbeen
toiling and struggling through the cen—
turies, rohed and gaelanded like a bride
adorned Ior her husband, shall put aside
hervell aadlook upinto the faced her

Well, there is coming a greater surprise
to every Christiau~a greater surprise than
anything I have depicted. Heaven is an
old story. Everyhody talks about it. There
is hardlya hymn in thehymuhookthat
does not rder toit. Children readabeut

Like the Queen 0! Sheba. the report has
come to us from the for country, and many
at us have started. it In a desert march,
but we urge on the camels. What though

arehasteningtoths palace. [Va takeall

castle to the great king. We must not
his!“ is
coming on, and it is not saleont herein the
desert. Urge on the camels. I see the
Mes against the sky. and the houses 0!
Lebanon, and the templeaaud the gardena
See the [contains dance in the sun, and the
pteallashasthayopen to let inthspoor

Sendtheword uptoths palacethatwe
areeomlng,snd thatwe arewearyol the
marebotthedeserh The kiogwill more
out and say: "Welcome to the palace;
bathe inthese waternrecllneoath-e
hanks Takethischnamon and trunkin-
e-ssandmyrrhand put ltnpnnaeenaer
asdswlsgitbelose the altar.” And yet.
myls-iendawheaheaveaharstsupnusit
wlllheagreatersurprieethanthat—Jesu

'l'he molt of the trial was that Connolly
was dismml lathe station at anordinary aid
fireman, which, unisidering that his care-
lessoeashad endangered the livesol hun-
dreds and property to the valueo! bun
dredsol thousands 0! dollars, was a very
light sentence indeed. Just as the small-
estwheel at swatch is absolutely neces-
sary to the perfect working oi the chro
uotnetcr, so the meat insignificant employee
on board ship is essential to the saline at
the ship. A slip o! the tiny wheel may
ruin the watch. and a bit or! criminal care
le-nesw may result In a great calamity.—

hleatsmlalraumoicoattodnmuehtolm-

an ”in,

Handsomelyhoundinll‘lne

9 Impeach
SturteVanl’s

winter

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Aired aided thestsongwlnds
men putontheir epectaelestoatudylt. when by M“

Wessyltisaharboriromthestorm. We
call it our home. We say it is the house at
many mansions. We weave together all
sweet, beantliul, delicate, exhilavant

and

then we spell it out in rose and lily sud
anurenth. And yet that place isgoing to
beasurprisetothemost intelligent Chris
tian.

We

no
and

 
 
 
 
 
 

All

, us is
glory! All our sorrowsand tear-sand sir-
gonebyloreverl The thousands 0! then
“It the one hundred III! [M] M {m
thou-end. the great rnultitndes um no _
maucan numbernvill cry. world without mam rider 030 of these horsemen
end, “The nut—m hall was not one my.

Willlul neglect oi .duty on the part (1
any employee. in whatever capacity, is
nothing less than saline—especially when
thatcareleasuees endangerslile. Michael
Conuelly was arraigned at Liverpool for
having neglected his duty in sucha way
aeto endanger the safety oitbe “sunship
City 0! New York. He had allowed the
watevin oneol the three holler: at which
hewas in charge to become verylowua
tact. aolowthat therewasuowaterinthe
gsngeglaseatall. Thisoi couraegreatly
endangered the ship. The defendant in,
slated that he had been instructed to work

Theyouthsadhealthelour homaartny
It has been

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

N.)

All - Trimmed Hats line to At, Any Pnca.
H. KRIEGER,

ltltelesslloltlllocl.

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Prices to

HeanTllly.
tille’lllllllllflll

mouse-sire,
ll grants.“ 8. Is. lslwelt
«an Israeli.

Balers, inflections,
ICE CREAM. ‘
95.93th

 

NOVEL?“ mums

lashing Out the Flam-set am
Peal-lawllbasors'lda. '

Whose. heardol kllllngshorssorfl

 
 
 

 

.goodssaprsirieilrs?‘
Onewhohaansverseena
miseedoneolthegrsndest sights Teths
heholderwhoknewsthstnolo-ol lilac
propertywill result trots it such aspen-
taelepvesentsapktereot rents»
timestnoawlultohsreallyhsau “
Itthereweruapolicemanon every rdl
roadlocomotlveln the Dakotaatoactm
sparkarreeter,thanamhcot pralrle Ir.
wouldaodouht‘healmost sagreatsslth

new.

Thepralrlegrsasot thatregioadoesars
remain green until killed by the Ismael
autum but ripeas as do the small grains
It is plumply filled with an oily snhstaam
very nutritious for grssing and

inflammable. The ex

 
 

 
 
 

 

'I reuse soars Al "WV."
Or. as the world expresses it, “a well-pre-
served woman." One who, «ruler-standing
the rules of health. has lollowed them, svul
preserved her youtldnl appearance. Mrs.
Pinhham has many correspondents who,
through her advice and cats, can look with
utiflsctlon in their mirrors.

Vegetable

“BIA E- ”IKHAM’S Compound

gun to the root oi all lot-tale complslrm,
news the waning vitality. and invigoratm
the entire system. lute ll

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

WW
oeedingly
mesgerralniall and theentlreahsance oi
down in the greater portions! thoseststes
aervetoputthe gra- in thebestpo-lhh
condition (or makings levee, quick Ire.

gent women vyl

 

is age know well its won-lulu! power».
All Dnlxgielll sell it av a standard artl-
rig or sent by mail, in for”: cl l‘lli: or
lmengm, on nit-elm nl Sill).
Hrs. l'lnhhnm itcely answers letters H
inquiry. Enclose slump lot imply. ~‘

 
 

most constantly blow over those prairies

Every dwellerol the great northwut is
more or less tamiliar with prairie tires.
They have olten at nightlall seen their
lurid lights in the distant horison, or by
daytheir huge volumes or make rising
and bending with the clouduand man
are even lamlliar with the eonsumlr'
march of the flames themselves Prohahh
the first intimation the settler receivu of
an approaching lire comes {tom the lalllm
efhorned psrtlclesotgranthsthavshem
carried long distaucu hystrong air can
mm

Iaterensmoksmsybaseeu on the dis
taut horizon. which increases in volume
and hlacknem until the whole sky may he
darkened: or. it the night be coming es.
the flameswill light up the whole land

 

 
 
 

M” lthlt
kill S-
"D. Elli/ORRELL.
STICE OF THE HAW Public.

Pension Attorney. Real to and fire
Inleurance. Furniture Insurance a specialty”

ll Washington slmt. South Norwalk. suit
HOMER B. How.
linen “attitude: and Jeweler

l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.

 

In“ livelJml may rm ,
'Illkl‘lnm Mei. CD" 7.: '. I ~

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Repairing of line and complicated watches a
specialty. Key wlml chsngvd to stem. Every
facility for first class work. and the mechan-
ical ahilltv to do the same.

llemll Business College.
art-Airman. com.
A wiv'u awake t ainls armh‘w‘hethm
Gorgon. English aedeellegvpvepsrawryrt -
Sadness houses supplied 'lihm assist-
ants. tree or ch
Melly

“quarters for South Nos-walk and
toe the sale and rental of the Banal titan.

lard pewrlter. Ype rlter
l'anlalogneJd res:
I. A. HURRILL. F’s-Ideas.

ALBIN MALMO.

Dealeriaallklndao!

Fresh and Salted lute. lessen,
VEGETABLE, DELICATISBE'N,
Butter. legs. hard. (‘auaul Evie-la. Fiducia-
NOR‘I’B MAIN STREET. NEAR WEST,

South Novwall. incl? it

ll" BI IlBliT SIEMENS“.

Vaults and (Yesepcols cleaned in the heat
manner for the lenst money. l'nllnatlsl'artlms
steed. Vallladlelhlfi led her. Address
x a. South Norwalk. 193m

FURNITURE

GREAT BARGAINS.

David Stow,

sic-uh Mala street.

 

 
 

"he
lineandover the Israel. which are th
extinguished.
'l'hb is done by attaching long wire reps
to two limbs of the W to each at
which is hitched a horse on which less a

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

the dead animal directly over the ham-

 
 

 

lnstead ol the when a! an animal.
this method a line of hrs twenty miles
length may be extinguished in rate night
Men on lost usually iollowal'ter the horse
menmdputmt any drethatatayretnsia
alter they have passed

Thescm presented hysuchacompaq
o! tire fighters is extremely weird and one
whichahehnldsr h not likely to lorgst.
Fortunate it is it these laterestad eon

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

thsyhavelahored tosavs.

eresoieoum
and blach Museum-mounts:

and
oil

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lTp-tltsln

' o. P. monneu...

LIGHT AND HEAVY T’RUt‘lllNli
one a household furniture moved with
care. Treats and knees railed. tar sad
romptly delivered. mute No.1“ Was“?-
n street. South Not-wall. (lone dist

Day Scavenger.
"I'll! slid SMITH "III“.

he Dakota prairie dre-Chloagolier

 

 
 
 

Who Disks-a Was.

l felt mallycertaln that sooner or later
lshould and amen who had nevw heard
at chtesa Find hlml did. lna nagrosl
suave manners. who waited upon me at a
hotel in Ohio While deep in the study el
smarveloue hill of (are l was adduced
thus by Samba. "l'lscuss use. lulu. hat
sreyon the lsdythatistolectnre to
night!"

 

 
 
 

 

 

,, ,, Vaults and mmmls cleaned on the improve
Y.‘ all by! haunt Natl. fl l‘airflelel avenue.
“l've read agrees deal shout you in the Orders when at at late street.
”II" n Norw k. fiih
I knew what this meant-passes

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

new STORE.”

l have moved my business to

93 WNIIBWI SWEET 93

hadhaveaewalsll haves

HEATERS.

"Would you like to hear the lecturer" ,

Ssntbo mhhal his hand-with satlsfac
“undeclared he would and went ed to
commune with the other waiters. who
stood laaeornerwatehlagthelatervlew
fluently Samba returned. and scrstehl
his hesdsald:”lscues mminhetl'
llkatohaveapssslortaeasdatyglrt
ilhsnadshettwthulda"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lsrst l’vsrealalrastdsalshout Ill."

"lies ”Dieters at slit—Dickens. n- mam“

. Whilst“.
on mmmm

T. 8. MINASJSIIN,

South Norwalk. '3

"gnawed Yea-hallhavsaps-tev RANGES. a."
Bamhsthsakedmepvefnssly. are STOVES. . .
maxim... ”' ' m

" pardon, he holsth

. Mhflmmmkfisfl

llllll Dlllflll. Hillilll HIE

norm

NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
m

NORWALK. CONN.

‘l’hsPrupellore

Blll 0F lllllWllK llll EAGLE

 

Will leave Pier last River (leekmsa
streetl. New York. as e. as. daily: BM!”
ght received from “Is. at. until i p. us.

tuvnl beatslea N alkali
sndlioutb dknap": p.11».

17 a llcstivm to
um... em
a! truism. new

1. ‘

WM] are [(1er trustl at
the em MIN boats at lhb ll: 01’
count thewneruheveot. mt!

ll.l., lies Ham l flamed llll.
one!" It. I”. .

TRAINS LEAVE SOL"!!! NOBWAIJK All
FOLLOWS;

You New Yoss,A.3|.-—tle except Moods
”.5“.O Wranggsefl‘flaejlbu. ’

to the City of Nov-
srat for his
in ltew York or its vicir

as

ea. ”sac. P. .«s
for New Raves. a.
73w. Min ac, vibes"
14., l "ion. 1 dismantle!"
new? lies..7flac..asl

in an, I es.
Mes. new. iii

an Ol‘ ‘
at m esr ands moi 13g, .
.. ' I‘
New “flvmm whirls“. M an
r x “We": "£54m” ‘h‘l‘?’ ”“3;
. .~ 2 . ~ , l .
nmmvm. on ' “

LEA" sew YORK
Yoailmn Nosweas. A. 1—50! es" are
ac. “turnstiles sum. limes. llllam
miller-ones. . reunions. imam,
$l‘les.,tlfles.,ues.,lMes.. Michelle»,
Winona!” ac. Uerdatne es. and If" mm
id Blac-7llac..h¢ac..

deflu’afm’”

 

Dasha" Wan llivlslss.
CORRECTED 1'0 JAN. It 1..

1
M5. 73. els and MG
Mlle. -.
In“! UK! DIVISION.

and Albany.
Witness ll. m. Vice I’reeldent and
A. W. Panelsiiswsral Mom heart.

1. A. Wilson& Bo.

BROKERS.

No. 67 New Street,

NEW YORK.

(Vixens-tests made in ”mi. and (train (or
w h m I'll.
alarms-WI per cent. each ya:

omnneslvessysellertels-
graph. Worm

llarbleized Slale lmtels
0|! mm Sillii.

"nudism-t thevaeest wists
anew—ls. la-ebbbuaat

w.l-l. llleekor&Co.’e

 

 

 

Winter Styles
HATS

ten-amusements"

Silfladiflfllllflllw

 

”I ”but.“ NICK

KNAPP’S.

 

sltvsshlsstonst.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and RELIKELE

7F. H. NAS

 

 
 

Neat arid Perfect Flttlns Shoe.
‘ ‘ toneinwhlchthe ‘ ' ‘6. it,

let fistula! is uselcomhininguurabiuyana Sijles .
' mommrmmsmmnomkn. ‘

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED- ,:
Gallandeaandnethemhetorepurchesingmiothel'm i“ A N

,.

H. s. BROWN’S, ‘ ;

South Main Street. So. Norwalk.

SRECTA’L SALE J
LADIES’” SHOES

9W! & “Lilli

hordevlolnakerooln tors ' Goods,w ouer the followin linear)! Ladies
Shoessttheheethsrgsinsever . Don't la totakeadvanlage theopportnnity

1 lot Hand Sowed Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.50, re.
duced to $32.00. 1 lot of Cloth To , Hand Bowed, 02.00. 1 lot of
fine Machme Bowed, worth from .00 to 84.50, at 81.25. 1 lot of
fine M. S. at 81.50. i lot Missee’ Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth 82.00,
at 01.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 650. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.

 
 
 
 

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.. Glover& Olsen

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

H & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York

Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.

Copper, A gate, Tin and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.

Iristram & Hyatt.

No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.

NORWALK.

WE ARE SHOWING A ’1?th LINE 0’

NEW Fill. DRESS 60008

IN ALL THE LATE!!! SHADES AND FABRICS. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN

HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR

TBISTBAM & HYATT,

NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

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masters-mi!- ":2.“ m
sense-ea "“Wrmhimglzw

hibiaflstllorwslhhyfllo.0.mhlii08.

an m mm mm swm a. 308mm

stre- W- Fawcefl. snip Chandlers.
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