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lathe hiatoryoiyuurliia. no
day-anew you retu yorrrowahoure-
hold. Thad!!! [ruled in quiethlav
darn You twfln not w table mora-
logaad nightaadtalkedor' your plane
for theiuture. Themoat lnalgnllloantal—
fairin yourltfe became theaublectoirnn-
trial eoonrltatloa and adviaerneot. You
were no happy you felt yoa never could
he any happier.
Oneday adark cloud hovered myour
dwelling, and it got darker and darker.
But out oi that cloud the shining are-en-
geroi Goddueeuded to incarnate an in»
mortalspirlt. Two little feet rtarted on
an eternal journeymnd youwere to lead
them. A gem to dash in heaven's eorouet.
andyoutopoliah it.eternal aura of light
and darknea watching the atartingout at a
newly creau-d being.
Yourejoioad andyoutmmblatat there-
eponsibllity that in your poor: . .lou an im-
mortal treasure waa placed. You prayed
and rejoiced and wept and wondered and
prayedand rejoinedaud weft and wondered;
you were earnest in supp lulltlllll that you
might lead it through in» mm the king-
dom of God. There was a tremor in your
earneatnme; there was a double interest
about that home; there was an additional
interest why you should atay there and be
faithful. and when in a few mouthayour
houae waa filled with the muaic of the
child's laughter you were struck through
with the fact thatJou had a atupeudoua
mimiou.
Have you kept that vowl Have you
neglected any of thme dutieal In your
homaaa much to youoa itnaeftohei
llave thoaa bear yatiliedl
God help you todayin your solemn rear
lneaoenoeanrllet hia mercylall upoayour
cool if your kindness haa been ill required.
God have mercy on the parent. on thawrin-
kleaoiwhoae face iowrittenthoatnryota
child'a rin. God havemerey on the mother
who in addition to her other M3 has the
pang of a child's iniquity. Oh. there are
many. many sad sounds in this sad world,
but. thesaddestoonnd thatiaeverhmrdia
the breaking of a mother’a heart. Are
there any hero who remember that in that
home tiwy were unfaithful? Are there
those who wandered off from that early
home and left the mother to die with a
broken heart? Oh. i stir that reminiscence
today.
"i RECALLED
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fish
doc ahnt against the world.
mm And it would
. to take the name poature
fi ‘1 thiamine. the world.
‘ dawn inawret solitude moon-
ofl the eoast i once
.1 . ' indelightiul aolitnde. for
i reliant l would haveouoday
.ais baton i entrred upon au~
I thought whore spent the
atplaaa iorChriotian work.
of tintithecamcadayofterr
I miewni my new
, oh haarkwlth aaold departed
‘ Iahall p greet again when the
lifoareliited. The days of my
hack. and l are to yearaof
, w- 8, and l wars. There war
1m are on mum..m yetfmm
‘ yhreak. when the bird chant
theeveuiagmelted into the
' flora to shore there were ten
- . . — and the grove: were
! voieuthathadlouzagoouaed.
£11053 0' TOBY".
apttno much to spend all ita
us forward. Old ogeiaapt too
alloiitatinwin looking
People in midlife and onthe
‘ both waya It would be well for
hereunto spend more time
By the constitution of our
apcnd moat of tho time looking
. " And thevast majority of the poo-
3 lo ranch in thepreoent an inthe
‘findthatyou mean to makearep—
ouaruntoeatablish yourself. and
. .. that you expect to achieve
. deal of yourtime. But I are
‘ . thlaifitdoeanotmakeyoudis—
. " with the prment or disqualify
”i .. antler.
aariul thing aometimee to look
tone tho damn we have re—
loam the aorrowe we have sui—
thetvialsand wanderingsoi our
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=5 l ”a today. so far In God
ed me. toetir up yourmemory oi
rerun. in the Miew you may he
. nihurnbledaudurgedtopray.
achapel in Florence with n frea-
. in it was covered up with two
, uuoeo until our American and
‘. ath- went there and after long
3 ed the covering and rotracrd the
a Lad I am aware that the memory
‘ with many of you is covered up
that-ad obliterations. and l pro
mains, so far as the Lord may
to take away the covering that
- . . may shine out again.
‘ whimlinoneaheafall yourpaat
.a. and i want to bind in another
It your part adversitica. it is a
harrdtand l aruat be cautious
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WESTAICL
i find another point in your life hiatory.
You iouud one day you were in the wrong
road; you could not aleep at night. There
was just one word that aeenrrd to rob
through your banking honor. or through
your ofllce. or your shop. or your bedroom,
and that wonlwaa "eternity.” You raid:
"1 am not ready for it. 000d. have mercy?’
The Lord heard. l’eace came to your heart.
You remember how your hand trembled a
you took the cup of the holy communion.
You remember the old minister who cou-
aecrated it. and you remember the church
oilicialn who carried it through the aisle.
You remember the old people who at the
close of the acrvicc took yourhand intheira
in congratulating sympathy. as much an to
any. "Welcome home, you loot prodigal."
and though those hands have all withered
away that communion Sabbath la resur-
rectedtoday; it is resurrected with all its
praycroand songs and team and sermon-
and trannfiguration. Have you kept those
vows? Have you been a backallder.’ God
help you. This dny lime! at the foot of
mercy and atart axniu for heaven. Start
today its you started then. I reuse your
aoul by that n-uliuiacrnce.
But lrnust not spend any more of my
time in going over the advantageo of your
lilo. l juat put them all in one great Shari.
and l bind them up in your memory with
one loud harvest long. ouch aareapers sing.
Praise the Lord. ye blood bought mortals
on earth! Praise the Lord. ye crowned
apiritn of heaven!
But norm of you have not alwaya had a
smooth life. Some of you are now in the
aharlow. Otheraharl their trouhlea yearn
ago—«you area mere wreck of what you
”were. lmuat gatherup therorrowa
of your part life. but howahall i do it?
You ray that to impomihle.aa you have
had a) many tmublu and advrrdtlra
Then i will just take two. the first trouble
and the lalt trouble;
wasaa rarlyhoaraand it: our—
ThehadranoithedayJor
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‘1 animation of tin when we
Ab motha’war abandoned. and that
y... apart of his infirmityaodoften
_ .hta “the lame not" lie whohaa
run: he to I‘htevcry luchol
‘ he walla! maintain his integrity
Breadthehomo oi the good in
yuurearly honewaaia thecity.
been in thodaylwhenCanal Aa when you are walking along the
waaiaruptown. That atreetandthere haabcenmuaic lathedia—
- taoce you uuwuaciornsly find your-circa
keeping atep to the movie. on when you
atartrd lilo your veryllle was a musical
tlrnebeat. The air wan full of joy and hit
larity. “'ith the briuht. clearoaryou made
thaboataklp. You wrutoa,and lliaarew
mum. until. um awhile. suddenly a
voice from heaven raid. "llalti" and you
halted. You grew pale. You «lair-mini
your dntrorrow. You had noldra that
the lluah on your driid’a check was an on
healthy flush. You Ialdlt cannot be any-
thing arvlona Death In alippwul fret
walkad round ahwt theeradla. You did
not bar the tread. but after awhile the
truth daahad on you. You aalkari the
low. Oh." you could. with yoaratm
atout hand. have wreaehed thorhild from
the dratroyrr.
You want to your var-.aadyouaaid:
"6od. pro any child! God. care-y ehildl"
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hriuhteyeanrvertoaw
throng-lanolin. (”mammal-are
takrathatllttlaoueluymamnaadwith
theilgureain the carpet or thelowufla
the wall paper. 01:. the wearinoarand ea-
haurtloni 0h.the burningpanml Would
God it were morning. would God it wwe
night. were your trainee!» cry. But you
are better. perhapa even well. Have you
thanked God that today youeaaouno out
in the huh air: that you areJa thiapllu
to hear God'a name and to ring 6011’!
and to implore God'a help ad to
ask Gml'a forgiveneu? Blue the land
who irruleth allourriiwaaea and redemeth
our live» from Mamba.
Perlmps yourloet forum was a financial
embarrassment. I congratulate come of
you on your lucrative proiudou or occupav
tion. on ornate apparel. on a oommodlooa
residence—everything you put your hand
to stems to turn to gold. But there are
other: of you wflo are like the ship on
which Paul nailed wheretwo ares met. and
you are broken by the violence of the
warm. By an unmlvioed lnriornement. or
by acoujunctlou of unforeaeen eventl. or
by lire or storm, or a aenseleaa panic. you
have been flung howliong. and where you
once dispensed grunt churitiea now you
have hard work to make the two ends
Inn-t.
Have you forgotten to thank God for
your days oi prosperity. and that through
your trial: come of you have made invest-
ment: which will continue after the laat
hank oi this world has exploded and the
silver and gold are molten in tires oi abom-
lng world! "are you. amid all yourloaaea
and diacouragemrnts. forgot that there was
bread on your table this morning. and that
there shall ho a Shelter for your head from
the storm. and there is air for your loop.
and blood for your heart, and light for your
eye. and a glad and glorious and trium-
phant religion ior your soul?
BEREAVEHEST.
Perhaps your last trouble was a beware
meat. That heart which in childhood vma
your refuge, the pnrrmtai heart, and which
has been asorrrce of the quickest rympathy
ever since. has suddenly hecomo silent for-L
ever. And now sometimes. whenever in
auddcn annoyance and without deliberation
you say. “i will go and tell mother," the
thought flasheson you, “i have no mother."
Or the father. with voice less tender. but at
heart mi cnrnost rind loviug~watchful of
all your wnyo, caultaut over your stream
without mying much. air trough tho old peo~
plo do talk it over by themselvery-‘m taken
away forever.
Or there in»; your companion in life.
aharer of your joys and sorrows, taken.
leaving the heart on old ruin. where the ill
winds blow over u wide wilderness of droo-
iation. the smuisnf the desert driving norms
the place which once hlmrmul like the gut-
den of (toll. And Abraham mourns for
Sarah at the cave of )lnchpriah. Going
along your path in life, suddenly right be
fore you WM an open grave.
People looked down. and they saw it waa
only a low foot deep and a few feet wide.
but to you it was achasm clown which went
all your hopes and all your expectations.
But chwr up in the mime of the Lord
Jesus Christ, the Comforter. llc ianot gr»
ing to forsake you. Did the Lord take
that child out of your arms? “'hy. he i:
going to shelter it better than you could.
lie is going to array it in n white robe and
give it a palm branch and have it all ready
to greet you at yunrcomiug home. Bluebell
the broken heart that Jesus heals. lllm-d
the importunatecry that Jesua compamwu—
ate-a Blamed the weeping eye from which
the soft haul of erawipea away the tour.
Some years ago i was sailing down the
St. John river. which is the Rhine and the
Hudson aomminglul in one arena of [minty
and grandma. and while I was on the deck
of the steamer a gentleman pointed out to
me the piacu of intent. and he laid. "All
this to interval land.and it is the richest
land inall thcprorinceaof New Brunswick
and Kora Scull."
"What." laid I. “do you mean by inter»
val land?" “Well.” he laid. "thia land is
submerged for a part of the year. Spring
ireabeta come down.and all the plain:
are mulowed with the water. and the wa-
ter leavuartch drpoait. and when the wa«
ter- are gone the harvmt sprinter up. and
therebthenaudest harvest that gum
reaped." And l instantly thrarprht. "It in
not the hei‘hta oi the church and it is not
the heighta of thin world that are the
acenevroi the nreutrat prmperity. but the
aoul over which the flood» of rum have
mine. the lord one which the lreabeta oi
tribulation havetorn their war. that yields
the «recto-t inrita oi righteouan-a and
thalarpeatharveat for tlme.andtherleb—
mt barre-rt ior eternity." Blea- (lod that
your aoul to interval land.
Till Fifth mix-cairn.
llut lheae minheeoeea reach only to
thiamoruinu. Therelnornawre poll“ of
tremaraloua ”rainbows. All that la the
larthourotilie. whenwehavatolookmrr
alluurpaat eatetmee.‘ What a moment
thd will he! 1 place Hermie-m5 dying
ranluiaoeaoeoafit. llelauabealdelra Jad-
auu'adylnu minis-ream in the harbor a!
St. Helena. the not!» bland. I) yearn flier.
Nmicoa'n dying nortaheraee war one oi
deliriu- no he eaaiainari, "lined oi the
array!" In Jutland-dying “low.
or aha one into ira- her toil
and harltboiaaliaan'lilra tor (mum;
iathauldaoithaahlpia thaharhuroitit.
Meanwhile": dilllove the lad
Jera- Ckriat" And then the hinterla-
aayaahafaliiatoaaoamiolrep torn hear
and woke aarid the roan oi aorta
l plava the dying mint-aura oi Lana
ulsnrmwmraauiri
Harry Richardson Is Still Alive.
Though Pumped.
A DIV}: mom on: roomm.
Ila Jumped hour a flirt-M I...
lhallow Water—lib [load "an; Dow-
Whel [In “in I'll": OIL—Kat taped“
to live.
New Your. Aug. 7,—ilam ltlchardroa.
an accountau. tor the Fidelity and Be-
euritycorupn'ry of thin city. dl~loeated
his neck while bathing; at llath Beach.
L 1., Saturday ohm—noon. and i- now
lying at the point of .lmth ln rhe llomuo—
pathic hospital in l‘nmberlnad street.
Brooklyn.
Mr. Richardson l‘t consciom and can
apeair,but his body below hia chest 5
paralyzed, and the physicians have no
hope of his recovery. ’l‘hry my he may
live for days, weeks or even nrontha, but
that he cannot recover.
Mr. Richardson hair lived with hia wife,
mothnr-in-lnw,’ son and daughter at St.
Nicholao armor and One Hundred and
Thirty~flfth street. hia city. lie la a
years old Since Job 1 he and his family
have been at the Kathleen villa, Bath
Beach. it was his custom to eometo the
city every mominz.
Bleed 0! a Springboard.
Saturday was a half holiday. and Mr.
Richardson remained at the villa. About
5 o'clock in the afternoon hedreldadto
take a ewim. The water was not more
than five feet deep. but Mr. ltichardaou
though it deep enough to dive.
lie went to the end of a opringboard and
turned n backward somerszrult into the
water. lie» strum ashore. and climbing
again out.) the board dived 0! head first.
None oi the other bathara waa watch!“
Mr. Richardson, like little daughterEtbel
saw her lather nplleI into the water and
noticed that he wan a long tiara :0qu to
the surface. When he finally came up ah.
now that smut-thing won the matter and
immediately gave the alarm.
Three ewimmert hastened to Mr. Rich-
ardson's assurance. lie came up and then
limited with his head hanging downward
and hL-i bark rlrvntral. ills limbo hung
limp. Thinking that be war drowning. lilo
companions currird him to the about They
supposed be had awallowrd water, and
they rolled him on a barrel for aereral
minim“. .
Dr. Svnrlc of the Marine and Field dub
was summoned and on examinatio-
found that Mr. liichanlson'a neck was
dislocated. Dr. Lorri. the family phyih
clan. who happen to be at the bear-limped
with him.
Mr, Richardson was carried into the
villa, and the two phyaifllnn rounded in
netting his neck. It “in then derided to
remove him to the Homeopathic horpltal.
and yam-day morning he was taken there
in a health department ambulance. in
truurferring Mr. lib-hank!!! from the
stretcher to a cot in the bmplml his neck
wan again diuloutfll. and the doctor- had
mute ditllrulty in rmtting it.
Neel Intro ”8100er
Mr. lilcharrlaou'o body below the region
ofthrheart in paralyzed. lie can eat a
little food and can move his arm slightly.
lie sayw he is troubled with a constant
pain at the point oi fracture. and he ea~
pier-red the fear to his atteudanta that his
neck had not been properly react.
water. lie aid that he landed with
foreeonhie back. but did not with y.
neoadlrapheiolt aaifhewaaparalyid.
were inclined to his theory.
RESERVOIR BURST.
oi Van.
roir of the Portlaad Watereoarpaa
the rautrrn promenade. hunt, lettln‘
apart of about ill min-tea
The immune araar of water duh-l a
aad Jame- Manley.
depth oi 6 feet. the water
atrep hank into the cove.
mutton-"momma
nor-am
Baooar. . A 1'.-de
Mtaiaaauhawarrai
earl liq-na- areaaa
“Hernia-toad Wu“
waaarrorrly
mutt.
Iaahalrayeoarae. than krptthoiaith.
Mikehlaidaplormaeroaa
WWthlaatJhem
ecu-Jamalllairo are lath-tamed
:uuoalyJattoall them that lore
N
Annot- (hrar died W' .1!
prawn-an Paul ““2
laoklagapw the
ciao-pea. “at great tun-orb.
laaalbllalphyhefha-la
“battala'rdarrIIh-a
wow... lNlUlll in mill“.
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Mr. Richard-on told his friends when he
had mnvrrnl train the that decta of Illa
ahock that be thought his neck was in
jurrd the first time he liked tato tho
thing wrong. But joist before he madrhb
The (lotion raid they could not druiadoo
which fall broke hi» neck. though they
I." Peron-a our-ION... by III!” II
“return, lie. Aug. [whom narr-
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in whom» galloitl or water la the rhhrt
the two boom occupied by m train-act h“ “M“ "m “n “Wm“m’” ‘ 1“
Niehael lappiu and lleaoia it. Century.
The building were makedar if they hall
heeamarhoicardhoardmad tear pure-
loat their llvevrhlra. Drank M. Conley.
Ile- Agnn i'ooley.)ilra Slamle Conley
The flood abolureapthealrrat to the
Maths
better at
theioarvlctirnrwmm Thole-ah
aal lat-had”
11-de
grin-at optinearleedarhorkaatha
Wham-ritual“
war for-ailyeioml wlh ”
To. .
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lime ill
m Mills
25 cts.
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team“
The famous tout-do boatlmilda’ at
Elbiog, Schiclmu. line just attained an .
myrrh-dented rpwd own fortlrieclaas
of vernal. torrmln boots built by him
ior inclination ml ltulion governments
having rm-lml 1:; llhrlll on an hour'-
runot our. The new lin'linh boata are
to be M torus dtepl;w-rnent,whilothc
Burden boats are lawman thetthe
from may do better by mutant
tr power and groom rize. Thaleugth
of Srthichnu'e [amt it l5? feetChdla.
theleam ll fut 5 in: in a. 5hr maycar-
rywtom of enrol in lo-r bonito". 0n
trial, Mover, 8hr: had only 2) war-on
board. The email gum carried weighed
2i tom; the: tun! «in :mmuuvrrt, 6 1083;
the cu-w,provi.si«:m. .- mo uml linunna,
4} ton»; drinking With-r. '2; tuna: engine
and l): llltawairr': : tort-2+ and rusrrve parts.
4} tom; :1» thnt all the movable part.
come to 2’»? tons. making, with coal,”
tours.
Th» “noel and the machinery are
therefore very light. The shell plates I‘m
mbunrlya quarter of an inch thick. ‘
The-mare two locomotive hm’leramro-
wo-Im - rerun: worn-
metal by on. coal bunkers, mpplying marinas“ pugs;
steam at :96 pounds prearure to high ow! recur nlsmrrs.
_ - coarurava.
. “mu. BREW
whiloontrial the vessel wholly made cameras,
2%,", to be precise. 21.4 knoto,as o magma- $316;de-
meanofonohour'srtcnmingatrea. " " ”pm
Schichau promises even higher result! "fw'flliflhfilflx‘foy.
with torpedo boots he is now complet— varar. aox u crave.
._8twm ' Outfit-“4W
mg l' 90“" uoacv acruaocn
(baptism-flew” 'anmwucm‘
Tho Pennsylvania railroad [mm to cum“ ‘0
prevent and care
“flour-Eli crooa. firms“:
emu run aunri
FURNISHED
Concrete—Cement.
Flag and isphalt Walks
lllll Ill lllE BEST NE-
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[WIN HOME!
2 Large Lots Bumll Ave.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 lice Lots
Riverside Ive.
l4 Choice Lots
- Lincoln Ave.
I5 Si’glnly lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
rhorteu the distance between th'L-i city
and New York by constructing a cut»)!
25 miles in length frmn New Brunswick
to a point on the outakirto of Jersey City.
The line was laid out three or four years
ago, and chimera were procured cover-
ing the route. and hat Worth a license
waa taken out for the curmtrur‘tion of a
bridge over tho l’nsuu'n' river. The, mute
is almost nalirorrt lino and will avoid the
citinof Rahwuy, Elimln th and Newark.
it will hr.- uewd f'SL‘lllSlVel)’ by express
train. on impmvml local su-rvim Ming
cstahl'mhed fur the con tonic-mo of trav-
elers to and train the city-w montiorud.
The mlvnutngc: of tho one line Ax- wrists
not to much in tho slwrtuning of “to an.
lance, but in tho fact that through travel
will not be inir‘rfv ml with by local
trains or municipal metrirtiona a: to the
rate of speed in city limits. An enormous
number oi local Winger trains are mn
between Jersey (‘ity and Rnhwny, and a
great many run through to Now 8mm»
wick. Although tho road in thanked
all the distant» the facilities are not ado
quote. and as it would cost a large m
to put in two illr'ir: trucks: it has been
decidnl to burlvl an entirely new road for
‘35 mile-S. When this cutoff is completed,
it will be parable to ermft‘ the running
time half an hour—Whalelphin In-
quiver.
“Ibo farcical A-evteaa People.
Thu: delays in delivering the electoral
returns oi the storm to the vice presi-
dent. and tho Shabby und imperfect mu-
dition in which name oi them makv their
nppmrnnco, unly illmtrno‘ how careless
the American pmpl» or» about the wit-
ductoi their rhythm». The nation works
iteelf into a ympirntiou during a cam-
paign. and the two [ratios are ready
apparently to rhrd curb other'e blond.
lint just an arm an tlwvotingiedrm
with all excitement evaporator, audit is
hardly poaaible to center public uuotwo
oven on the moat glaring frauds.
If some of tho eflortr went incarn-
paignr were used in hearing an lumt
return of tho vuto, election» would to
fleet mmo accurately the will of the
purple. Them dour not appear to be
my: care to one even that the (urine
luv electing a weal-lent are rightly ob—
rrrved. \‘mly the American pimple trust
a gold (Seal to thrir mansion acute.—
l’hiladrlphia l‘reas.
Aa Mum: load I’wv Ira-Is.
A arherne in well ulnar-«d for panni-
iric railway similar to tlw South larval-Iii
line. The railway will have no fixed
terminus. but will hr arranged nirmlar
iothe inner l‘lrvle ileum" an»
thine at the mart important potato oi
ihficity. So luconwiivea will be era-
ployed. but each their: will M of
only one int and-maul clan-compile
buck carting-n to may it)
yearn ago 1 offered my first
purchaaoofthoaelota“onterru
to unit the purchaaor.” They
and
casein m-h din-moo and to work the
traflc by tho aouaoatic electric block
eyrtrto. or adopted oa the Liverpool
more railway. The liftaai each Ila.
tiara will he nprratnl by electric power,
via-duo Engineering.
awn-runner...
Whit-omnraard ms area,
Mafvwdayllfl’fl mm Irieadt
watched over rhumthMy.
Oar or thwar— whovrm watching
oraaronnttoauityou.
ii youwlll onlytry youwill
mahrtinaehorttlrne.
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And you willleee not oulyle .
flea and W Fitting Show
But one in which the
laklngittheheattafiofieamlmaflhoointhemarket.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. a;
Gallandoxaminethornboiorepurohasinganyothorahoqat \
H. S. BROWN’S, ‘
South lllaln Street. So. Norwalk.
” "CloSiiié Out §aie ,
nuns in ours ‘
A T
Tristrami & Hyatt’s,
No. lecazettelBullolng. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our ontrre stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladies’, Mrsaoa’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ J ackoto in
black, navy ton and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and. e1 sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain Jar: eta and with capes. Children’s garments from
4 tolz yours in light and dark co om. Every garment must be
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, sold andinorderto do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’ price.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-half their former price. .
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE lEAIlINB liliYiBllllllSiiSTllliE, d
No. 2 Gazettei Building. \
Bill AT IlllME AND SAVE MllNEY!
N “g.
Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices !
to “grill reason I have a superior lot of Wagona'jfor all
BIIBSIES, I’lllElllNS, lilNlll’lES. SPINIllES.
CllllS. ClllllllliES, AND BUSINESS NllillNS
Which, ior Qualig and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
i will make it to e purchaser's advon to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ookod at my stock.
SECOND HAND VllhllNS OE All NINllS.
liopoir work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
to. atom in. and mum 8t. toru- my. '
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