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lluoont’x. May h—Dr. Talmuge took
Mr nieaubject today the character of Dan—
:» l and drew front it lemon of wood prac-
Izt'al value for the young men. of whom so
large a number are always to be anon
among the moat eager and attentive linens
en'- in the Tabernacle congregations Illa
nun was Daniel vi. 2. "Daniel was first."
Where in romancecan you find anything
mull towhafi-dlnniei wed in reality? A
young man, firfiny from home. intro-
' tillL'Pd into the mostmagoiilebnt and most
umolute palaeeof all the earth. The king.
wishing to make this young man a prod-
igy in pet-Ional appearance. ordm his atr
temlunts to see that he has plenty of merit
and win, and Daniel refutes these delim-
ciea and initiate on a vegetable diet, refus-
ing everything but pulse and water, wavv
ing hack-ll the deb viands with adeter-
mined ”on I thank you." He corp-nee
all the prlnem fit hrilliancy. As this con
rim higher and higher in the flrmament.
it puts out all the stami'md if there is
anything the stars hate it is the sun.
Daniel becomes so much of It favorite
with King Darius that our young hero is
promoted to be prime minister or secretary
of state—the Frelinghuyscn or the [lie
marckofthe ancients. But no man ever
such high position without excit»
mg theory of others. The meanest and
wrathiestpaedonof the tool is jealousy.
You are it among all professions and occu-
pation. lam aorryto nayyoueee it on
much among clergymen as among other
chm of men. It isupasuion bitter as
hell and it is immediately recognized. and
yet. though it blackens the man who in-
dulges in it. men will kindle this fire
which amines only theuiselvea
Thereweredemagoguw in Babylon. who.
highly Wire of their own capacity,
donhed the policy of elevating ouch o...
youngnumas Daniel. They and: f‘Why.
we know more than he does. We could
managethe public affairs better than he
can manage them. The idea of putting
lion in such a place as that." Old Baby-
lon was afraid of young Babylon. They
began to plot his ruin. lie waean illustri-
ous target. The taller the cedar the more
apt to beanie-k with the lightning.
These demagoguea asked Darius to
when malleable decree that any man
whowithin thirty day: shall not a pet‘r
ficnolnnyone except the king. ehall be
put todeath. Darius. not mlatmating any
foul play. makes web a decree. The dem-
agognes have accomplished their purpose.
for they knew that Daniel would not stop
ending up petitions to his God. and Dan-
iel. instead of being affrighted by the do
cree. went three timm adny to bill house~
topfor prayer. lie is mnght in the act
Ha la condemned to bedetoured by the
lion; Such a healthy young man will be
for the lamina monarchs the hon banquet
they ever had. By the rough execution-
erlof the law he in hurried nwuy toward
the den.
is Tun Lloxs' DEX.
lhear the growl of the monsters, und
their pawing of the dust. and as their
month in placed to the ground the wild
earth quakes with their bellow. The door
is removed and Daniel shoved intothe den.
which was all agleom with fiery ryrhalls
that net-tn to roll and snap in the cuverllei.
They approach the defenselesa mun. Their
appetite waa sharp with hunger. One
Itroheof their paw.one crunch of their
teeth and he woum have been “Me-m.
How strange a welcome Daniel receives
from the monttens. They fawn about him.
They cover hie feet with their long; mane
They matruek with the lochjnw. That
night Daniel'l sleep is calm and until»
Embed. with his head pillow-ed on the
warm neck of the tamed lion».
But King Darius was not so happy. He
loved Daniel and he hated the uxmtugem
which hilt farorite had been cotaleunted.
opens his floor all night. lle cannot
deep. At the lean sound he etarta and
hhfleabcreepe with horror. A bad eon
adenee will make the bravest man a cow
ant lie watcher eagerly for the dawn.
whim-om in turning. At the
JMWoflight he start! out to fllul
mttbe fate of Daniel. Till: palace gate
Indian heavily behind him while
1' the city la ”leap He comea lathe
ill“! Helooha through the crerem but
Insulting. lie dare not speak. ltxrmt
i the wont. bit heart «but
agltrenmh, he puts his mouth
to the lift. in the rock and cries. “0h.
Daniel. hthy God whom thou tenant can
'tlneally ableto deliver thee from the
lien-l” Ananewereomea rolling up out
of the dam: "0h. hing. live forever.
Idebatb-atltltaml andhatb abut
theiiodmilhflatthey havenotltnrt
no." mwhmtmm the
W it made the plotsretbrewn
in. Brittney lymohtbelmttomof
flesh h rent. and their
bones erected. and their blood optimal
that! it the HM whlle obedience more
the roots with 3&%
rev. am to all one tin
while“ I!“ III Mil-mu
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“Why don’t you like met” said the snow-
bird.’ “Banana,” replied the Iuowllalte.
"you are going up and I am coming down."
Success is often a synonym for acorn.
The lirst thingaman wanbt in religion.
Theaecond is grit. If you donut want“:
[one wild burstayou must never get tobe
prime minister. if you are now. as a
young mountains in any one respect]
bless God for your advaneetnent. but I
with to say before I unit this thought. look
out for the lions. Young merchantaJonnn
lawyers, young physicians. young minlev
tern have much uympathy.and kind ad-
rice is given them at am. butas you be-
come your own masters and begin to ano-
ceed in your different occupations and
professions. how in it then. young men
chants, young lawyer: young physicians.
young ministers! lloulia it then?
‘ m m 0' morastox.
Again behold in our subject an exhlbl-
tion of true decision of character. Before
Dnniel were condemnation and death. if he
continued faithful to his religion Yet.
just as before. three times a day he prayed
with his face toward Jerusalem. There in
nothing more fatal for the religious or
worldly advancement than at apirit of in-
decision. lime-often youth is almost gone
before the individual has determined upon
his profession.
There are those whoforthirty or forty
years have Wlmpilhllui nothing uny-
iwhcre because tin-y have not felt them-
aelres settled. They have thought of the
law. of medicine. of merchandise. of mech-
anism. They have some idea of going
west. Perhaps they will go exist. Perhaps
they won't. They only go north or south.
Perhaps they will lnl‘csl their money in
milmuds or in renlestule. I’erimps' they
won't. They are like a vowel bunting
from New Yuri; harbor. whichshouid one
tiny decide on going to Liver-purl. and the
lit. Kt on New Orleans-z. and the next on Mar-
seilles. lioyr many men have for u long
while been out on the great sea of life and
they do not know to who: port they-urt-
destined? It is an everlasting Inciting of
ship. but no hemlwny.
The man who begins to build a house in
the Corinthian style and when hull woy up
concludes to make it Doric. and then com-
pletee it in Ionic. will have on unseemly
pile and be cursed of every school of orchi-
tenure. These men that try everything
get to be nothing. God wrote in your brain
and engraved on your bones what you
ought to be. Then hethat. nothing more
or nothing less. In that direction is your
succcm. Every other road is ruin. liar
log adjusted your compare. go ahead. Set
your teeth together. Small difficulties do
not notice. Great difficulties. by God's
grace strike them down Onward! Let
martin okulk.
Act you like sons ‘of God. if you want
boon“ to the land of gold you mint double
the Layne. 'l'ousefuluex» Hullwnmurhur
actor then- is no overland l’tllJlL‘. l o'er the
great dupe you must fly Most of the
way it ix wither lit-ml “hill or tempest,
Character. like the uolilllm-h of Tonquin.
is magnificent tvlu-nlntmuling firm. but
loses all its splendor in flight. There is no
such thing its failure to thme who trust in
find. I’uul got to be on tlptnille by falling
off his horse. Stephen mu stoned into
lit-oven.
When a young man neml‘xm on u re»
ligious life. he does not alwtiyu llnd it
smooth sailing. ()ld companion laugh
and say with summit- tone. “lit- has up;
to be pious." They go on excumimu. out
do not ask him. They prophesy tlmt his
religion will not hold out. They cull him
"long found." They wonder if be l'i not
getting winun. They My sharp thin-.5
nbout him for thcniselrm to laugh nt.
When he pie-toes they urimiwe nudwinh
nod chuckle. and my loud commit to be
board. “There goes a saint." If you Imu-
net‘cr arm lifc fill it is. you know not what
strength of resolution it often requires for
a young man to be A Christian.
\‘ALIIF. or BIZLV primal.
Again. let this story of Daniel teat-b no
that the way to future meow in through
present self denial. Not only did llmiivl
ahow his willingncue for self rtmtrnint by
refusing the luxuries of tllekiug’» table,
but must have denied himself nutcb undid
enjoyment and tightening in order to have
attained moat womll-rful proficiency in
totally The rtlali of tllet'lmrlotu under his
window and tho awntl of mirth that rang
outon the air of Babylon would have no
trncted most young mm low the now
and to expensive plume of amusement.
lint Ilnniel knew that it was only through
aeverity of application he could attain the
honorable position for which be was in
tended. Indeed. you "lay carry thl» truth
luto nnlrenal application.
The mini of time who have elm-roiled
in any proton-ion or ntf'tlpfifltm have come
up from the wry bottom of the ladder.
The brighteat day began with the twilight.
The admiral. who modal the novice
oftbeworltl etartad all cable: born The
merchant prim when- more are
tom balm. once arm the Mend kin
died the lino. The muwwho liflp up the
gate of the will, 0“ soprano carried off the
plea of Glut. tutor" etamntered and
dementia
has but little to shelter him from the one
and leobllgall tolled bin only beverage in
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unlit that content bloat-ll with a charcoal
Itrteh. Franklin. before becoming the
mudphl
printer. amber meat wane-r
before he ruler heel. Mao- Ian—t baa
man before he Home. a prophet.
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their wit would don» well ascepital. For
awhile it did. but when creditor-a sent their
dues and banks their protests they found
that mere threw-loom wan greatlybalow
par. You cannot cm the ooeauinayawl.
aver nun Ton canes.
A young cuglet. far up in the mountain
eyrie. any» to its winged mother. “I will
lly no longer from tree to tree as you to
me. but like you. motherJ will lwing
from title Chitnimruzo pool: to yonder
Chlmborazo r 'ak." Lille an arrow it
ahot into the alien». but when over the
awful l'bxnun its brad was dizzy and ill
wing weak. and it became whirl down-
ward uud with wild scream until it struck
on the "with A traveler [hissing through
the gorge saw the mingled remains of the
mtglet. "llow (‘lilllt' you to have this fall?"
said the traveler. ”Ah. me." said the
eaglet. “it was bccstuw [would not fly (ran
tree to tree until l \t’ua old enough. but
headstrong I started from Chimbornto
peak toward Chimhorazo pen."
If young men would seize the advan-
tageeol intelligence. it will be by great
economy of time and tho refusing of many
forms of gratification. Show me a man
who. refusing many of the frivolitiu of
gnasiping youthu. can see more to attract
hia attention in the pageant a treatise or a
history than in the limb of bright eyes,
or the airy step of those whoilnd more
skill in their heels than their heads. and I
will show you a man who will yet master
languages and sway a very scepter over
his fellows Many an «location which is
now considered complete is made up of n
lmnttl-ring of newopupers and the last
page of a fashion magazine.
'1 Lu parlor and the drawing mm cannot.
:cflumueus. ‘ They may give us outward
ndornmenta of manner. but getting valu—
'able knowledge is like sweltering at a
forge. bellows in one band and hammer in
the other—illn- digging in mines with
crou'lxtr». prying under the ledge and the
constant hang of blurted rocks. Espe-
cially in it true that no growth in [trace is
pmsiblc unless. like llnnirl. we are willing
to take up the my». however heavy it may
be and rough with nulls. Mason chose of:
lliction with the people of God rather than
the pleasure-u of sin. and if we would be
grunting like him m- must be willing
l sometimes to choose the hard bread of self
denial rather than the imperial clusters
‘ from royal rineyanls.
To get «womb and depth enough in
l river: for turning will whet-ls and mann-
~‘ factories. dams are built (tern-A‘- tliem. and
l thenthrough the mill rule the quick floods
sleep on the writer wheel to turn it mth
l tremendous power. 50 natures that would
, otherwiue have been pom-rice» and insuffi-
i cient hy lit-ll restraint have been dammed
l back and deepenul. until with consecrated
, powerthey rush into the world. turning its
:ponderouu machinery of important inter-
grsts. Unrestruinul men "my have much
”and in them. but it ism waiter“! llmt
1 you we no pmitive effect.» liln-tririly in
'lbt- nirclol-vi not strike. but gathered in the
l cloud with imitate rni urm it t‘leltt’e‘tt the
mountain.
Passions lmrnessed and yoked mute ex
1 cellent beads of bunlen. llom-n-r ob
‘trnctil'e may be the sinful ”lit-rs of the
‘u’orlthongli rich and luxurious no the
provih'lou of the king's table. we must be
willing to Trim» them if nothing he left its
;bnt plnin pulw. Uh. how we want the
faith and courage of a Daniel and a Paul,
‘but how wedrt-ml the but ntmmphere of
tlrinl. in which their grants ripened. l'he
. richm‘t fruits of religion gmw in tlmmxltry .
lropim of trial. If you wont lit'.’ii"l.‘~, you 3
must dive for them. if you wont gold.
l you must (lit: for it. The richest part» of
« l.':tlifomiemml Australinnrr under ground.
g Depend upon it. if no pruning, on (full; no
‘ climbing. no elevation; no bottle. uovic
. tory'. no on». no crown. llual there been
no Nebuchmlncrmtr. there would have,
‘ been no Datliel. Even on it IIlL‘t been in oil
agent The llumca thnt bou- ll;t.-lml up
from the stake have lit-torso many illuuunu
. lion! of Christin" triumph.
. When (ind undid molten grunt light of
j truth and helium; in the world, he often
gluten great wmntium nod with them.
strikes lire. 'l‘bc tlevll'a bow I‘i liod'n
glory. lliulil not been for the purse-cu
tionamf Emperor Valerian. tlw world would
not hurt: known of the eouruxo of a Cy
prion, and if tile tyranny of Diocletian haul
never been bnewndhc trimuphant grace
would not burr bern mil which made
Maximilian. when Mikhmi to death. ex
claim, “lit-l be prom-til" llud not th-
bufulita of Piedmont pumml the “WI
drown through the mill-y of the Aloe. and
a place
In some bank or atore or office. School—
mateaon thenlght heforehle departure.
mental-he their fatewellof thereon
norm. ,
That morning he rates a larynx
around the old plane. and going past some
loredspotulyteumeyetsrt. but noone
lee-it. 'l'hetrnnh iron the Wand
after a warm goodby away they speed over
the hills. Set down amid excitement. and
among companions not oretaernpnlona at
to their words or deeds. temptations troop
around the stranger. The morning curries.
but no family altar. and the Sabbath. but
no real quiet. and perhape atthgsanctnary
the faces-re all strangeand noone care-
whether he goee to church or whether he
does not 30. Long winter evening: arrive.
and how shall they be spent? 0n hia way
home from his place of bunineea he saw
flaming placards announcing rare per
formunces and that this was positively the
last night. .
At the door of his cheerlm boarding
house no one greets him. and the evening
meal islanipld. for no one cares whether
heeataordoea not eat. The room inthe
third story that evening aeeme dolefnl and
repelling. A book matched up fromtbe
slam! prone to be doll. for no sister in
there to look over with one In despair
be when out. reckless» to wherehegoee.
if only he can see-omething that will make
him stop thinking. That night may be
the turning point in his history. Once
within the fatal circle of sin. and the soul
hm no power to repel it. On that dark sea
heis launched, where the gloom of joy in
only the flash of the pit and the roar of
laughter is only the creaking of the gates
of the lost.
TILE DAKIELS I! BABYIDS.
In many a country churchyard it now
the grove of some youthful spirit that
went away lithe and bounding. but came
home diseased and crushed and bland to
disgrace the repute-her of his fathers. Yet
this cxotilta must he made. Asfrnntfar
distant hills rivers find their way through
tunnels to great eitlu. so from for distant
points of the country it is necessary that a
stream of uncorrupted population shall
pour into our great thoroughfare-a to keep
them pure and manage the traflic of the
world. Multitude: of such are camantly
making their departure from home.
Tomorrow morning all of the thorough-
fares leading toward the great eitiea of our
land, on Iteamboat and rail car. there will
be young ulrenturcra for the first speed~
log away front their homes in order to try
their fortune in town. The Lord stretch
forth his arm for the deliverance of there
Daniela awny down in Babylon. When
ever your lot may be caught fur inland
town or in home grcnt seaport. maintain in
your nlmvnw the name principles of morale
and religion which may have been instilled
by parental mlicitude
And while you may feel in your heart
and life the advantages of early religion:
culture. forget not thoue to whom you are
chit-fly luxlvllted. and pray that on age 3
comes “pull them and the night of death
lwgimtolull on their pathway, the hope
of brown may beam through the darknam.
lustrous and ntcady as the evening star.
The Loni forbid that by our conduct we
should ever bring disgrace on a father’s
name or prove rot-roan! to the lore of a
mother. The poet did not exaggerate
when he exclaimed:
flow sharper than aaerprnt's tooth. lt la.
l To hm. thanhlma child.
‘hl’d Will and Bottle in the flit-lumen.
Good will counta for very little by itself
in o nil-lemon Of all litmus in the world
it nunw must know how to go ahead and
do wbnt necda to be done without quell
tionx and without fuaa. hint. Switahclm
bud a new appreciation of this truth when
she came to need a nurse for herself after
wearing heme" out in hurting wounded
fllilIlL’M She says:
When i lay ill a friend told me of an e:-
t-ellent woman who had come from afar
uml tendered her serviceatothe govern-
ment. She had exerted much influence and
spent much cfiort to get into a hoepltal aa
nnrar. but had failed.
l Hearing of my illness her dealre to be
useful led her to tender her servicu llor
groomuu offer wan accepted. and l was left
for an uffcruon ln her care.
I wanted a cupof tea. She went to the
kitchen to mate it. and one hour altar
came up with a cup of tea. only this and
nothing more. are a aaneer. 'l'o lute
the ten I must have a spoon. and to get
(me she wont goalmg a hall. down a long
nightclub-ire. through another ball and
1which remains unblemlahul and it
shine and whose sen-intuit. nation’a ms .
blushed ontheatage of a country-climb
I where he had lived or the old family Bible the hlmlllngs forth waning Ire. had and
which be out to not. Booth in far mmgh to ma lava family bra
away from home. he knew that (l 'a eye meal and hail fairly Walnut”
watched hint-tumult wan «use. ltla ‘ dmwmmm bywan-
not every mm: man who maintain the ~ oppreuul with the nude-milieu.
WM character when ale-mt that m
nationalized It bonfi- M. ' W no Cowboy a run.
more irate ng at a lineup
among the Milli or then-hing m inthe .533 ”m": 11;" "" M’ 1"”
tel-plead wisdom and’
.mnetbralouraey .
E helm he can ire-re .
VMMMMRCMU‘MOIWIW'
the lnfuriate decree put to manner-re the , the kitchen. totbo pantry.
Alblgt-um of France. the world would ' Wlwu Ibo had made the trip theteawal
have had fewer lllnutratlons of Chrintlan ;_to much location; that a tpoonfnl would
herobum. no Jim-pl: before l'hitraoh. lie hare tnsdeacnp. She went down apln
Paul before Felix, lie Daniel before. for hot water, and after lb! had all to
Dario» “ l the kitchen remembered that a ball
to: print ALWAYS. ‘ thrown the water away. thinking it would
Again let the storynf Daniel teach it notbe wantedl
the beauty of that youthful character The on Ind gone out. and the women
prlghticameuptolnqulnlf the ebonld make a
when away from hm. fled Dmielmnpnwoomaadlfmtwheroshe should Illa
arriving in Babylon. plunged intone-7 ' kladllw.
exceea. hi- frlemls in Jerusalem wonhl Bhehadeptatalmuttwe hours to run-
never have heard of it. uh dictation
and nonnelalltm of rrlluhm won not andaflWdonelnaagreatd-l
harm and noone any good. had wanted
mhfwdlfimfmmmm “I“ l “nmmwl tin-lumbe-
lllweuto write
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“Ill In MID“ roe Ill
They told I wan consumptive. aunt ate to
Florida, told no to keep quiet. no excite-
ment and no tennis. Just think of it.
One n Hound allttle book called ‘Gulda
to lie Ill," by'lilrs. l’inkham, and in it I
found out what niledme. So I wrote to
her. got a lovely reply. told me just what to
do, and I am in splendid health new."
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Compound
emotion all them weakne-ee and ail-lento
ao prevalent with the sex. and mtoma par~
feet health.
All llrumrleta hell it as aw fl“-
,cle. or cent by mail. in form of Pills or
localizes. on» receipt of Sin).
For the cure of Kidney Complaints
either sex. the Compound baa Inrival.
In. Pit-khan: freely answen lettered
inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.
Inez-coal u n.
tampon-organ“?!
hum-mum malta.
It In mid line. In! an, ear. ”III.
Lyon 3. Pinhhlm lea. not, Lyon. lane.
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Junt received
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The :‘znml llur l li‘|\l' e-trr nflcrcd in all lb
lute-st atylre. .\ emu-id line of
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Tlmn uuiv'h then-h null-lug lwttrror mon-
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uni get pm ca.
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South Norwalk. '3
Attention to All!
Tomorrow we will have a new lot of
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Bllllls and SHOES
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Ballerinas am Debates
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3| Cannon Street.
. men». to Mumford. exprrr‘e from Stamford.
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NEW‘ YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
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NORWALK. CONN.
The Propellers
wane“—
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Will leave Her-at. Heat ltlror iMknmh
street). but York. at 5 p. in“ daily; Sunday»
excepted. "
Freight received from '1». in. uutll'b p. to.
Returning, hoate leave Norwallt all) p. on.
and noulb . urwulh at 6:!) p. m.
I.‘ too application to agents the Cityof Sor
wai ' and t u- ‘ he will sent forapecial late
at, freight. anyw .re In New York or it» vicin-
Aii l
lhgm ilomlfigymznbtftzbo‘l will: :31":
count 0 the ownem thereof. mu
l. l., New Haven & lianlonl l. l.
October It. IS“.
TBA lNS LEAVE SOUTH NOIIWALK A-‘e‘
FULL-(“Vet
Full New Yuan. A. M.—o Intercept Mondnyei
ex. 5405. mutual ex..‘55ae. ‘t' Educ. 756“. 83
8L8:Illm~alex l 5.9m ex. 9115 ac. lull ex.
It}? lililflt'le . M.-—l‘.’:t‘iex. llli ac. 2m ex.
536. I Life-x. 502 IM’. to atamford. 53) ex. 5 mar.
dglrh. till at. 7 5! ex. ti II on. lilZlar..l maul.
Washington ex rem. Bunda 19—5 ill ex.. 54a
“19lavu‘. P. .is—fi Mat: 7! ac..93llac.
l-ott 53w Batu. A. fl.‘ l 13 ex.; 610 an.
m a4:.._ :6 :10 Ian. ll lti elm. ID If no. I’. his—Ill!
L. l I! ‘.. '2 II.. ISL. i 1': m‘..5 “nonfi'fid
. 1.. 7 253.“..6 ll Ht‘..’3l :t. .. ll l’i Atlantic
‘ m. 121') a. (11.. ex. Minoan»? at on.
.9 r.’ :u .. u. m.; I} t5 m‘. 5'. to.
fun ffAlll‘hIitfl. A. .\l.~ o in an. 9lu‘ ex”
miller. l’. .\l. »l2l|lnx.. ill? cL. l “he" “5
an. 3 ii on. ll u’: no. 12:5 3. to. ex.
l-ok remtuneui. A. 31.4 lb ac.. 91021..
mum. [this-136.06.. lane" 2' 1521.. all
m. in: except Mondn- morning between
mo lluven and Springtie (hex.
lot. tlua‘rox. A. . .---l I: {via nhore Line).
l‘. .il 12'.» ex. (via Springfield). lrh' ex. \‘la
hurl to ‘u 3.
LEAVE SEW $0th
Fuumitwu Normatx. A. )l.- .‘ml «33.. villi
m.."i':lu~..-lliea. out an. Halon. “mm.
lL’m .Huh cx. l’. Newman. l (M es.. “Batu.
‘ ' tot «on. 5rd (‘1..filUt'lu
. alum: ex. and It. 12in
. hummer-6mm":Manx-luau.
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Housatonic Railroad
llanbnrr and horwalk Division.
t'lIlIKEITID T0 APRIL L“. um
. {reins lclt'e South Sorwalk for [laundry-
6 lo.” le a. m..I:Il.Ei.blfl.6iD-nd lllflyuo.
Bond“) «lime. in. d T In p. to. .
Train. learn Danbury for South Sore-alk-
n.‘ii. s it, “Band ll BL (11.. 31.5. 4 ti and 6315
p. in. hundoyh 8th a. m and mo p. m.
Train. loare 50ml: Korualh for lildeetleld—
o ti and 9 lo a. m.. lzll. 22:». 5 lo and 3:11p. m.
'l'r;l_xu~' lune liblxellkld fur Sou'u Surinam—
no? . 3*. v in ans.‘ ll -L5 It. BL. «:33, 5m: and
lot! it. in.
‘l mu.» into South Nora .llk fur lhmtfm via
LJI: lrduml nod Laden; Maura Line at ”:5
p. on: due in Bmton at own to.
fl mum leave South hornelk for llhiolthn
nu Lnny. Inland and Eastern States Line at
ti to p. m.:~loe in Brooklyn at it“ p. of
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport an follow-z
7 Ill it. uh. paesenger fur I’lttetleld.
low a, m.. Mnfit‘f for Pitta-field. making
COI‘JBl’hVILS for Albany and the Wret.
ill out. In freight for liavrleyvllle.
1 ISA. ni..Mut for Great Barrington.
I ll 55 rm. I'iltnfleld and Al pane r.
5 l!» p. on. New )lllford apw M
t :al p. m.. New )lllford special.
9 in p. at. freight for Great Barrington.
7 Na. m.. (Sundays) met for l'lttalleld
and’ Albany.
Vi nun ll. Srsruwu. Vice President and
General Manager.
a. W. Pan-tn. General Mot Amt.
THE PLACE TO INT
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special attentivpmflnl: Ihpalrlngfia:
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KNAPP’S.
9| Washington St.
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lite-fund lull" 3M late
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mam.uto,
yoreryeolor.‘ .
liars. laces. labels. Pflncelol Wales Elena! isllsed combiningnurabilnyand Style:
:Tips. Hunts." ”Pom. ions. 3 .,
mevlllatsol «mono: 4 ~
The largest selection to choose from. , .
w ,w :3KRIEGER.
llllllltlll’llll um stunt.
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mom:
on or tumult All will ~-
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_‘ Montana Perfect Fitting Shoe.
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W ii til,” M 33100 Seamleee Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTiao.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. .s. BROWN’S,
South Maln‘Street. So. NorWalk.
F unmanned i
Plumbing, Gas-Fitting. it; and Sheet lien will; . 'j ,
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle N loll, Duchess and New York‘Rangee.
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain Chino, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
" "Sela" THESE waoous l '
We have now on hand for sale
llllllll'lES, TOP BllllliiES. SPIHEILES Mill BUSINESS Vllfllllls.
ii. if. Bllllllllll GELEBBITED ll lllllllliES.
All “art-tinted at low p:ice~ for First £12m: ‘A rk.
Also mend-hand wagons: all kinds.
It will be for your Illil'f‘t‘al in mllonxl see ih before portioning.
We build all kinds of wagon» to order. lit-pairing or oil kinds alto-mind to at once.
Orders for Jobbing called for Mill Iirllvrrnl prunipily without extra charge.
Wright & F lynn,
COIL MADISON AVE. A)” FRANKLIN 519w SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
cntumam mucus"
$ l 50
$ l2
The t‘OLI'MBlA l‘XEl’MA'l'lC'l‘lllE is thorium-loyal. moot durable nod resilcnt tire n
l he market.
IBSDLUTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST BURST Oil PlillllTIlllE.
Nu Bicycle made «an f'l'lnpafv' vii. flu-COLUMBIA for who of riding. workmanship.
durability or beauty. end at the some [hm-v a» mum inferior murmurs.
We do not keep you waiting. but can deliver wheels AT ONCE. as we keep it full line.
' - TERMS EASY.
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J ACK SON BROTH ERS.
58 Will STREET. ‘ llllllVlllK. llllllll.
SPECIAL SALE
Hi"
LADIES: SHOES
Glover&0|sen’s,
Washington Street. South Nowell.
in order to make room for Spring “tutti-A. in- offer the fulluwin lines of ladies
Shoaatthehoatbargulml-n-rnlfvml. an't full lotnkcudwmtagco tin-opportunity
1 lot Hand Served Button and Lace Shoes. worth 34.50, re.
Willi l’nenma-
tit: Tire.
With Columbia
Pneumatic Tire
duced to 82.00. 1 lot of Cloth 'l‘op, Hand Stewed. 82.00. 1 lot of
fine Machine Sowcd. worth from 83.00 to $3.50. at $1.25. 1 lot of
line hi. '3. at 81.50. 1 lot illnelm’ Opera ’l‘oc. ll to 1. worth $2.00
at $1.00, 1 lot of Child‘s Spring Heels. worth “.25, at «so. And
about 500 palm of nwn'u regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
N..- .M‘W
SPECIAL SALE or LADlltS' (more AND committee
IMPORTATION.
We have juet received direct from the manufacturer in Cho-
dron’e Hone. which we oholl place on sale Hatiirdoy. April 30.
been were mode or really for and nothing“ has ever
'n and dro stitch. with hi it npliccd heel am spliced too.
mints from 4 to bl, either lo I: or trunk top. Mim from 6 to
solutely pure and guaranteed not to crock, fade. stain or to turn
green to wearing.
lhld' ll Edit
8 ea lllg ry 00 S are,
Norwalk.
FINE BLACK ROSIERY OF OUR (lWN
mitt. France. (Mill) live hundred dozen Ladieo' (lonte' and Child-
up
on for the price i o them. The Lmlieo‘ are In
ill in moral qualities. All ermodI rf’a beet dye. warranted ah.
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Norwalk Chronicler