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Imaik. South Norwolk and she Im-
nedloto Vicinity—Boys: and mishaps of
o no: condonsod into Crisp Paragraphs.
Home news on every page.
Burgess James Sutherland is wrestling
with the grip.
Mia Lena Waters, of Norwalk, is visit-
ing in Long Ridge.
Change slides arsbelng placed in the
doors to the double horse cars.
- Weather Prophet Vaughan says we
shall have a storm next Saturday.
Peter Debens .moved yesterday from
Quintard avenue to his new house on Gi-
rard place.
lien employed by the borough are
improving Cross street, from Belden
Place to River street.
Governor McKinley, of Ohio, passed
through South Norwaiir on the limited
express. yesterday afternoon, for Boston,
Robert E. Meagher. formerly clerk at
the Mahacsemc Hotel, is now employed
in the New York office of the Fitch Ex-
celsior Switch company.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters w;ll meet with Mrs. Noble, at
the Norwallr Congregational parsonage,
this afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
William Merritt, of Cleveland, Ohio.
formerly of Norwalk, writes home that
he saw Joseph Leipniir, Norwalk's
missing insurance agent, in that city a.
L day or so ago.
The annual reception of the Oolnh
‘ Pleasure club, of Stamford, which usual-
ly attracts many young people of Nor-
walk to that city, will be held at the
Town Hall on the evening of January 11.
Alexander Whitney, who returned
from Montana two weeks ago, died at
' the residence of his mother in Or liidge,
Tuesday night. lie was once clerk for
John Hutchings, then a South Norwslk
grocer. _ ______
There are at the present time 218 pris-
oners confined in the county jail, the
largest number ever held there at any
one time. It is expected there willbe
over 300 before the February term of the
on art comes in session.
At theNorwalk Congregational church,
next Sunday night. there will be a
Thanksgiving praise service of unusual
interest. A programme will be in all
the pews for the use of the congregation.
It will be an inspiring service.
Superintendent George E. liowe. of
the Connecticut School for lioys, died
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Howe was
stricken with paralysis Wednesday of
lset week Asecond shock came 'l'ues-
day night. ---”.
One of the lodgers in the Norwaik
lockup, last night, was William Meyers,
who claimed to beeighty years old. lie
exhibited discharge papers from the
United States service after-the Mexican
war, and said his mangled right hand
was received at linens Vista. lie claimed
to be. also. a veteran of the Texan war
in the 40’ . He has been atrsmp for
thirty-five years.
CONNECTICUT Vitil'l'llllfi.
legislation at the note lsaildlnl a hit-
tlo liter: of ".000.
The total number of visitors to tits
World’s Fair from Connecticut. as
shown by registration at the stats build-
ing, was a little short of 20.000. The fol
lowlaalistshows attendance by towns.
including only places front which at
least fifty visitors registersd. There
was bid towns and villages from which
their were less than lllty registrations.
The star 0') lodlcstsstttat two or more
lacslltiss in tbs same town are insladsd
in the figures given: for instance. Nor-
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WINNOWED WlRlNGB.
Governor Flower has refused to pardon
Annie Walden.
The wife of Count Herbert Bismarck be
given birth to a daughter.
California redwood lumber manufactur-
ers have combined to raise prices.
Kristian Kortgnrd. president of the do
fuuct State bank of Minneapolis, has been
indicted. ,
Six masked men held up a trolley car
near Littollll. Ky., and robbed the con-
ductor and motormsn.
Football at the United Stowe Military
academy has received the formal sanction
‘of the war department.
Governor Flower refused to grant the
appeal of the relatives of John Define. the
Brooklyn murderer. to commute his son-
tenee. ‘
Lord Sbolto Douglas, a son of the Mar-
quis of Queensberry. was flood 50 shillings
for raising a disturbance in the Alhambra
Music hall, London. .
The police and militia were called out in
Spokane. Wash. wdisperas a mob which
threatened to blow up public buildings be-
cause work on the waterworks had not
been begun.
CRISIS AT MELILLA.
fluiey, the Sultan's'llrnthsr, In Conference
Win. the apsnish.
Maputo, Nov. vii—Tho news from Tan-
gier tends to dispel the hopes of on early
settlement of the troubles at Melllla. It is
reported that the aultau's brother has no
authority to negotiate in regard to the
question of the amount of indemnity that
shall be paid to Spain, and doubts are ex—
pressed with reference to his influence over
the natives.
A divergence of opinion has arisen within
the cabinet rogurdlug the prudence of the
instructions- given to General Marcia! to
reopen hostilities, which. some of the mem-
bers think, are calculated to cause the post-
ponement of the negotiations for peace.
it is feared iimt this difference of views
will lead to u crislr‘i and a temporary re-
construction of the cabinet. in which Gain
and Mui'llnez Campos will play an im-
portant part.
News was received from Melilla theta
tent was pitched outside the walls of Melli-
la for a conference. Muley Arnnf. the sul-
tan’s brother, arrived, awompanled by an
escort hearing white flags and the sultan’s
red flag. A conference between Mulsy
Artist and the governor was opened imme-
dintely.
Vonrhees Sustuliss Cleveland.
INDIANAPOLH. Nov. is—ln an interview
with Senator \‘oorhees he said. relative to
the Hawaiian llllt'sllull. that if the evidence
be true with reference to exi’nited States
Minister Stevens' action, the action of Sec-
retary Gresham had placed the present ad-
ministration ou solid ground and that this
government could not. rightfully do other
than it had done. Senator Voorheea also
said he was not. as has been reported. pro
paring a lllK't‘ifll attacking the udmlnlstm
tiou's pension policy.
The Big htool Combine.
l’lrrsm'im, Nov. 24.~.\dditional infor-
mation about the new steel rail pool shown
it to be more mOplete than was at first
suspected. in addition to leasing the stool
rail plant at Sparrow's Point, hid, the
new pool has also leased the Pennsylva—
hln Steel company's plant at Swollen, Pit.
These two plants. which employ about
5,000 llliiu, will be kept closed indefinitely.
Will Sell Bottled all.
ALBA“, Nov. luv—Suratogn Springs is
liable to have (nine in another direction.
There has been incorporated a company
which proposes to sell bottled and tanked
gas obtained from the natural sources
The projectors claim that the ssaof min-
eral water under Suratoga contains an im-
mouse quantity of gas and that ltcoubs
obtained by boring.
Inolboil Plea-sumac.
New Your, Nov. ill. will a game of loot-
hsll on llerirslry oval lmtwrsn the Cutler
and Berkeley elevrus the latter were victo
tion» by a score of to to it Left llalfback
Bruiser was caught in a scrimmage. and
during the interference which followed he
was kickrd in the head accidentally and
was unconscious for an hour.
Crossi- Cass Insane-e.
Clili‘Mltl, Nov. ammo Attorney Kssrns
says that he has unearthed startling svl-
dsncs which its thinks will suabls him to
secure the emulation of tire msubssidss
sa-lletcetch llnnisl (loughlin, now on trial
charged with complicity in the murder at
Cronin.
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llsatm. Nov. litw‘l‘hs Cologne Onassis
lsrvswusibls [or a report that the pope's
physicists is doubtful whether the pond!
will survive the stator and that its is of
{its opinion that the and may coins at any
ins. M _
larder, Avsos sod Hobbs".
ltocuss‘rts Nov. litw'l‘lis m Ml?”
nostril witht it death of Mrs. A. ll. Unis,
toysarsoid. whowss burned in a In in
her bouts. is new bsilsvsd ishavshssosos
otsrwntawovsr up tbs sunset Insider
as wall as robbsry.
lust-vs Ils- llp tbs lsstsflss.
Formosa. N. Y.. Nov. nonhuman
mend/tr “mass is blowl cssa
safst s t building was
out. Tits satin villus mars-sad. has
the robbers sssspsd.
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DETROIT'S FATAL FIRE.
Three Persons Dead, and Five
Are Missing.
THE OLEBIS CAGED Ill THE STORE.
l'hs “Fireproor' Issuturoor a BI. Dry
Goods letsbllsbmont Earned use Its-
_dor—lons Jumped and Wars Killed.
Boosted Bolero tho Kyos of o Crcwm
DETROIT, Nov. fi—Oue of the worst fires
that Detroit has experienced in sunny years
completely destroyed the five story build-
ing at the corner of Jefferson avenue and
Bates street. occupied by Ellen, Moors &
90., wholesale dry goals merchants. and
damaged several adjacent buildings, caus-
ing a total loss of $700,000. Three men em-
ployed by the dry goods ilrm lost their
lives in the flames, and five others who are
missing are also supposed to have perished.
Dead Ind Missing.
The dead are:
James McKay. clerk, aged 88.
Bradley A. Dunning. txrrtor. aged it.
E. (leather. entry clerk. single, aged 3.
The missing are:
Edward N. Voigt, order clerk.
Patrick Markos: aged 32; leaves widow and
three children.
Daniel A. linker. clerk.
Henry Rider. packer.
Charles W. Klrslmsr. clerk.
So quick was the work of the flames that
in lmlf an hour the building was complete
ly gutted, l'tilll practiuilly only tho firmly
bolted iron front remained standing. For
an hour the department fought with a fire
which fairly dulled their cflorts. ’l'hc blaze
was first seen on the sixth floor, and it
looked as though the llro would be kept in
subjection, but the ilames sprawl its quick-
ly us though the building was a great
wooden structure. At the time it was
erected it was said to be fireproof. but the
interior bllf'fll‘ll like tinder. and the heat
from the fierce culdrou was felt over half
a block away.
. Burned Like 'l'iuder.
A general alarm was turned in, which
rolled out the entire lire ilepiti‘trm-ut of the
city. A strong wind blowing from the
northwest M-ut tha- spark~ nuvl \‘fllllel's fly-
ing everywhere, and it was {wind that
other fires would break nut. Luckily the
flames were confined mainly to the dry
goods building, which was entirely con-
sumed, and considerable damage was done
to adjoining structures.
The saddest feature was not the destruc-
tion of property. however. but the loss of
life. Long before the runny engines ro-
sponded to the general alarm two men
couldbe seen on the window Hills of the
fifth story on the Bates street shin of the
building. A groan went up from iln- r-rowd,
which in a moment realized the awful peril
of tha- unfol'imzules (“iii any but too plain-
ly “hot little rhuuwthrrr “‘Zléllu i'nulur
effectual assistance. Sorapid llflil ilw litmu's
progresstvl that the men uulluuhirdly haul
uotthe time to got out of ihv building.
Caught like rats in u trap, with the flames
roaring above and Ia-ucnili llu-m and
spreading every mmueui. with the smoke
behind them increasing in suffocating vol-
umes. the unfortunutrs \\‘el'l' fairly driven
to the window sills. 'l'lwro tin-y clung,
The crowd shouted: “lluu'l jump: llou‘t
jumpl There's lu-lp tnuaiugi" llut rwuns
those bean called out their words of uw
less encouragement the ilmmw behind them
sdvancul and burst nrouml llicm.
A hole of jute was procure-l by the spec
totnrs and placed liciow the window in
which Bradley Dunning was perrhei.
Driven by the flames which roan-d around
him. he sprang from the window and land.
ad on the halo. liu bounded oli‘ and fell to
the sidewalk. where he lay limp and or»
plrcnily hit-lean. Au mulmiaucu curriul
him to the hospital. win-re he died soon
after,
Back Into tho Flames.
By this time the firemen who hml arrived
spread a net to catch McKay. \i'llu Ml Into
it. ills injuries were such that he died
soon after being tnkvn tun hospital. "lil‘il'
ly bad this double tragedy transpired than
snothrr also was lit'i‘il near the upper win
dow nearest the corner. lie. was evidently
nearly suffocated, for although he succeed-
ed in reaching the till his strength appar-
ently gave out. and alter another effort to
raise himselfwone nrm having been thrown
ovsv the sillmhc slowly sank hook and dis-
appeared from view. bring swallowed up
in the fury behind him. lie lsihought to
have been Edward ill-nth".
Altar the firm vstsbllshml temporary
headquarters and «mount a register all
employees who reported signal the roll.
lly comparing notes It lmltllll'twltlellt that
(istithsr. llldsr. Volt. hiarituy, linker and
Kirchner were missing. ,
Seat totbs dead and missing the this!
topic of discussion was the rvrnarksiils sud-
dsnnovl with which the firs hrolts out and
swept three is the building. also on tbs
around and t lrd doors had hat-sly time to
vsss and lost tbslr overheats. Tbs ill-s
sis than the liners to the groom!
withlnsonosivs srspidity.
Tbs elevator boy says that when ths llrs
broke out he held the elevator luv several
minute-stills top floor and lingual tbs
employers titers to m in and godowo
but they scented so rattled and excited
that thsypsid no attention to him. its
iiasily west down sinus and lslt tlism to
their tats.
It is thought that tho domes started in a
lot of cotton , no on the top floor used
to: lug. ms the lirs was ignited is
I“ I . , ,
AI masons um
Murmurs. Nov. arms mortgage com
”legislator,” was tiled in J. llrrsoavllls
t haltlmors and (lists rational to its
1’er boss and 'l‘rastsotapsuy oi My
he as basis.
"slam. in». s4. —» 'i‘lis i’rlsms
rm 0 its Moi; cl llssss the
mom sister of the assimilation
vol-Motown.
it “it.” lsoiss’s We est-s.
mu. films. Nov. “.milnsisv 'l‘ralts.
swell as; tenants we messing
Illisd his win and child whilslasit
vsligioas‘ ' last-its.
hols is WW lee.
_ norms. lies. aquariums-s
the ' whhklssvsllsss last on lots
radars. arrived Isis, m
whilst .
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l‘armorst sllldsrsd todrssm.‘
Unsouaht lore my door I see
On wings of fire and sissds of steam
The World's great wonders come to not
And all her signs. unmarked before.
0! love tosesk and power to save—
‘l'ho righting of the wronged and poor.
And life. no longer chance or fate.
Safe in the gracious fatherhood.
lfcld o’er wearisd hands and wait.
in full assurance of the good.
And well the waiting time must be.
Though brief or long its granted days,
if Faith and Hope and Charity
Sit by my evening hearthflre‘s blue.
And with them. frlrnds from heaven have
spared.
Whose love my heart has comforted.
And. sharing all mv joys. has shared
My tender memories of the dead.
Dear souls. who left us lonely here.
Bound on their lastlo voyage, to whom
We day by day are the ngncnr,
Where every harlt has sailing room.
i know the solemn monotone
0f waters calling unto me.
i know from whence the airs have blown
That whisper of the Eternal Sea.
—\Vhltt.ler.
An Abscess In the Church.
There is a negro church in Somerville,
and some funny thi happen there. it
seems that there w ‘ a little recess bo-
hlnd the pulpit which was used for the
tor's dressing room. One day in a
envy rain the fresco fall with a crash
upon the floor. Preparations were made
to repair the damage with the customary
African promptness. -
The pastor, however. soon get dis-
gusted, and one morning. after getting
his feet covered with the dusty mortar.
he ascended the pulpit. Casting his eye
upon the dusty deacons of the church, he
announced with dignity: ”Bredren and
sisters,,,it gibs yo‘ pastor great pain to
call attention to the state of alIairs in dis
yore church; but, bredren, tie gospel in
dis yero church must cease to be dis
pensed with till do abscess in do rear ob
do pulpit rim fricasseed."
The frcson was put up next days-Bow
ton Budget.
Don't Brag.
There is no more childish trick than
the too common one ofbousting. One
encounters it everywhere, particularly
where one's antecedents are not realized
by the listeners. Older people indulge
in it more than their children, who seem
to have n kcener sense—in this way-of
the ridiculous, and women are far more
prone to it than men. This is, however,
because they care more for the pomps
and vanities of this world than do men
in general. If a man has a weakness
for line things. for swell society and
acquaintances. he is pretty sure to allow
his folly to creep out in the form of
brag. Such folks should serve as object
lessons for their fellows. In that sense
they are of use in tho world—Philadel-
phia Press.
The Age of lloturlly. _
Statistics are said to show that young
men do not on an average attain full
physical maturity until they arrive at
the age of 28 years. Professor Scheiller
of Harvard asserts, asthe result of his ob-
servations. that young men do not attain
to the full measure of their mental facul-
ties beforo 25 years of age. A shrewd
observer has said that “most men are
boys until they are 80 and little boys un-
til they are 2.5," and this accords with the
standard of manhood which was fixed
at 80 among the ancient Hebrews and
other races.-—Jenness Miller Monthly.
Angelo.
Michael Angelo. while painting “The
Last Judgment," fell from his scaleld
and received a painful injury in the log.
He shot himself up and would not see
any one. Bach) Rontini, a celebrated
hyslcian. came by accident to see him.
go found all the doors clonal. No one
responding, he went into the cellar and
came up stairs. He found Hichsel An,
gain in his rtxnn. resolved to die. ills
friend the physician would not leave
him. lie brought him out of the pecul-
iar fusion of mind into which he had
fallen—New York Times.
color Weddings.
The color weddings in which the bride
sacrificed even the hoditlonsl bridal
white of her own gown to the prevailing
has of the decorations have not become
lsr at all. They had soutsvogus
mason in Loodon,bat were only
read stunt carried. over here. There
are some things whose ehmgslsssasss
is positively unassailsble. and one of
those is a white wedding gown-aha.
choose
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Wowsso Farmers.
Tits (siren of the future will be a
woman,i lichigsa adorns s basisior
plophscy. ansyns countyaionsthsrs
are no women farmers. and in the
whole state 3.7m, with so ownsrshl of
“Williams. The vslasof the is
sstiinstsd at “3.300.000. and tits earn-
lhst of the mm W steam
The Hshsrsdsh of Pothole. who re-
ssntly married an wits, rnlss
ovorthstsathlsrgsst thsastlvsststss
of ladls moor hnsllsh probation. nua-
sslttloaseatendlasovsrtmmlssmith
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of s written it Isihssmst
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LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, lN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES. DEC. 3.
'l'oat of tho Lesson. Jos. I. torn—Blous-
ory Verses. 8-5—Gnldon Text. I John
iv. Ifl-comnsoutary by the luv. D. II.
Stratus.
16. ”Do not err, my beloved brethren."
manifested innhedicuce, or the period than
continuing in the gospel law of liberty."
There is nothing in the whole letter which
conflicts with the doctrine that we are
saved by Christ alone without any workii
of ours (Rom. iv. 5; Eph. ii, 8), but the
complementary truth is made clear that
being justified by faith we must by our
works make our faith manifest. Compare
Eph. ll, ll); Titus iii, 8. Part of those works
which give evidence of the reality of our
faith consist of patient endurance of trial.
which patience will bring to the persmr en-
during the reward of the crown of life
(verse 12). But while God tries us for His
glory and our good we must never think
that lie tempts us to do wroug. Onthls
point we must not err.
17. “Every good ill. and every perfect
gift is from above cometh down from
the Father of lights. u‘th whom is no vari-
ableness, neither shad of taming." All
gifts of God must be th good and perfect.
and llewho gave ill own Son will with
Him give as all th gs (Rom. viii. 3‘2).
Thanks he unto God for His unspeakable
Rift which includes all other gifts (ll t'nr.
lx. 15). God is light (Llohu l, 5) and then:-
forc the source at all light. temporal and
spiritual. Dwelling in God We dwail in
light and ruustof utcessity show it. Aslo
llisuuvariahlcucss lie says. “i am the Lord:
lchange not" (Mal. iii. 6).
la. “(if ilis own will brunt. lie us with
the wonl of truth that we should he a kind
of first fruits of His creatures." God who
commanded the light to shine out of dark-
ness hath shined in our hearts. and as it is
the entrance of His Word that git-9th light
it is thus the light comes, When we re
ceivo His word. we Imeivc Himself. for lie
is the Word of (ital, and thus we are born
again, or from above (see ll (‘nr. iv, 6; 1‘3.
cxix. 130', John l, l. id. 13). l'uxrr also (it‘ll-
fles that We are lit)”: again by the Word of
Godil l’ct.i.‘.‘.1l'i.auil this agreesu'ith born
of water and the Spizit (.lohn iii. 5: vi. 613:
Eph. v. m).
19. "When-fore, my lit-loved brethren, let
every man he swift to hear. slow to speak,
slow to wrath."
God and all evil from us. then-fore eagerly
devour All llu >.\)‘t~, but be careful of what
proceeds from t'iil' lip-4. W..- ure to take
lies-ll whirl \YI' incur. zurii how we hear (Mark
iv, 2‘4; Luke \ iii. 1“». and tie are to let the
word of i'hri-t iiuull in us richly. solhat
out of the :lm;. ..zor ni‘ llll' hmrt the
mouth may ('iii No} in. ll'v; Math. xii,
3i). Anti l._'. in. . .. ~,\ ...:I'il x l limi :ilvidiulz
in us We slut” l-r- L. ,:: from nin m. oxix.
lll.
2|). "Forum u'ruihuf man uorlu-tliuot
the riglltn.\l~m.~.. of God." Angry urgu~
melt! and tibpuliiig li.'\t 4' lit't'lilllpllnllt‘ll the
glory of Hod. and fit some preachers can
not lull: on holy things ltllll keep their
tempt-rs, l’nni's mlvirn- to'l‘imothy is grind,
“The Hrrunl u! the Lord must not strive,
but bugs-mic uuln lillillt'll.il|ll to teach.
putiiul” in Tim. it. ‘.‘ii ..
'Jl. “Wlwrrlure lily «pan. all lilihincrts
liliil snpi'ri‘nixly of Im-r..;litiiu-~~ and receive
wuh llll"‘ltlll'v> ili‘ .-u,;;*.tilwl u'orzi. u'lzirli
lPltllli' in saw your sntiim' Here is “all
many u.- lliiil' n... l'uui mrr mnr- that it is
lllt-tturrl ihzzl an» ii) ”to “uni (virtit‘fl
the new birth as “v lllHt‘ smut. and by the
Word mun-s tlm umumnu- of s.il\‘lllinll ti
John v, ii«i;li. tillr part Mo l‘llti‘kly re
cviw the “uni To this «ml lt'c nntsl silllv
ply lum- dour uiih all iuiqnm, limitless
cum-ins. (mm ullliithiursnofilw Ilwh and
spirit and Ifxul pvvluvt holinm- m tin- fear
ofiliul.v~t1l\lli'ur. \il, l; "vii. All. i. 3)-
‘.:.’. “lint in‘ yo doors of tho word and not
heart-Iu ‘\ . 'li1rl\lliiz yourrmu win-s."
Jeau‘ .ii‘ said. "Not i-wry one that
will , Lord. 14ml. i-lmll enter into
that of brown. but lit' that. illlt'lh
the \\.. r l-‘ullu t “him is lit lmu'rn"
(Moth \.:. .; "My mnlinrmul my braille
fell are thaw ulmh hmrtlir Wool of tint!
and do it" ilalke \ iii. 3i). 'l'he ssh-di- of the
secoml chapter of this s'plallu from verso it
to the vial in it (nullittt'lilnt'y upon the verse.
in “l"iil' ii any burl heart-rill the word
and not Ililuer lm in iiiw iltllntt man be
holding hinmttuml hiccitttigims." The
ivord of that is a mirror in which such one
can sou hints-ell and his failures. and in
which he run aim see what he ought to be.
for there ill‘t' many illustrations of men
and women in whom ilml dtwlt and
wrought inr tlwgml at mhmwtwuplo who
were not. hearers only. but doors. for lied
wrought in them both to will and lotto.
lies ll t’hmn. ssxi. all. and sxxlv. l.'.i; also
lCur. xv, it): I‘ll". ii. like;
St. "l’urhe beholulo-th himself and govth
his my and straightway forgeiirlh what
manner of man its was." it is usual thing
fora than to son himssll if lw will may
profit by it smlbecmns is but ”an. but
this lmowltslgaol son‘s failu. , and yet
continuing in the sanisold tray in tent
lily fashioning possess. “llcw shsll was»
“NW ll ws archer. so great solution?"
“ ow Hamill" this ya that forgot God lest
ltssr you in Moses and there broom to
deliver” tllsh. ii. ll: its. l. W).
lswol HM?) Mil: figitirlliothl:I lllefl‘dtt. i;
lit/instants urged in carer. t a tour
the work. this man shall he blml in his
dsed.” 'l‘hr him in the tabernacle at
which the priests washed thvlr hands and
Mitts suggestive oi the word of lied by
which We are daily cleaners] (l; h. v, all 1’s.
sale. ill. mi it was mods onto the looking
giantess! the women (Es. altsvlil. s). it»
stand of inciting st situations. we are tolmlr
33:3 who is revealed to as in the word
I. “ifsaylnsn among {on stem robs
isliglonsssd bridleth not is tannin. but
dssdvsth his own heart.thls man’s salt
doahvaln.” The third chapter issdlsi
snsrss am this llttls unruly member
which oftttnles works so much inlsshlsf.
‘l'bs lettuce is hauler to manage that
horsssor wild beasts or serpents. but of—
thaugh an lane «an install (led can. let
thst in which areltnprsssihle with less
atom ls with tsunami there is W
ml”: tor lilmillsthqlvdflv in.
a t
w. "Pars religion Mill undelllsd hetero
tied and the room is this. to was its is
Want watmtn their missions-ll
“ ”~89" RfiWhi ll’tlfll "It world."
this MWJ‘? is Mullmflg. how-
” . , Maserati ' ass.»
“his is veto. ‘l‘be thatch W
whorls-gusts neurotransmitter;
’ ssh anti is
This epistie has been dehlglliiltttl as “love. .
lli‘i'llll‘l‘ all good is from
ltTouches
the Spot.
+ -L
. Tobacco
goes to tho right place.
Is a chow that satisfies.
I" M fildeATON'S RELIABLE.
I as pie vscns initato our ed. and
countsrielt our T NSY l’ILLS, thereto" take
special care you get Dr. CATON'S, and "um
Ill worthless “compounds." Remember this
Is the ORIGINAL preparation at this kind. and
the only UNIVERSALLV SUCCESSFUL one.
Always sale and sure. At dmggists. or sent
direct. sealed. for St. Full information Ives.
.... CATOV Si’lic. C0.. Boston. Mass.
not in ly
’ "Japanese '-
Fame
CURB
(Nun; win Treatment. consisting of
if“. t‘up-‘ulv: M Ointment and two
A Dover-fold Cure for Plies
1 mi ry nature and doctor. it run M aunporstlon
...m the knit» i-l’ Dillitfililnzi or ('fil'llllll‘ acid, which
. o painful and seldom a permanent cure. and often
wining in death, unset-emu. VIM ouduvo
this terrible aloe-so? “I“ guarantee a
boroo to cure any case. i only psy for
laments received. fl at box. 6 for K). Sent by mail.
Guarantees ileum by our agents.
ous‘l’lPAT'ON Cured Pile: Prevent
bvl wwtmwp "
the t LIVER and Sin." . ' ‘
ll DPUltll’l Eli. ‘ .
mg, espocisily min: i-
is.
,‘ww an
‘3‘; “HF,“
\ ~ . ..l Ulllllill‘iil.
.l
iii
sd.
‘8
can
GUARASl‘tZesl -
For sale by hearse C Stilts-on, so. .Vorwslk.
(will) lyr
B Y'sli nus
insure your Life in the ('onn. (lent-rs] Lil's
las. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young marl
that to adoy will insure your life for min,
and tie a day will give you
illlE lliilllSlllll llllllAllS
if living. at so years of age.
8. S. L'Hommedieu. lg't.
Ill Washington Street.
South llomll.
a... .. . ... mm ....._.
Idlil’ll Mill“! Illilil Ill!
ll Washington street.
Owndslly milollldl..lnd from list!
amusadonllatsrdaysvsniasshnmstsl.
rialsvsstsliowodondspsdta.
AhDIN SOLIANS. first.
JOHN H. mats. Vice-PM.
JOHN ll. lilMl’l’. Ilse. and Tris“
House Mover.
ulldi movsdln rst-elatsiorvlsr. 8min
lots has i loll .
aislv '1 ho: “aw-illhsn
a. ” o. assumes."
Undertaker.
i I slam warm. soawsns. 001m
Deposits Sores llallwsynspot.
Isstdsrieal list stress. 'iblsshsas will a»)
fit “llut whosulmllslh into theprrfect "
MAKE YOUR
Wants llnown
Thrush the colonial of
TH! Willi} Willis
. And you, will see not onlys
Nest and Perfect Fluids sno‘s
' But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability .
‘ Making it the best saoo Seamless Shoe in the was.
EVERY PAIR Woodsman.
(loll and examine thMem beforepurchasing any other shoe, _ *
H. 5. BROWN"
South Main Street. 80. .Noawallt.
..-..- . «.....m
Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram’ & Hyatt’s.
No.2 Gazette Bulletins. Norwalk. ‘
Cicaks. Cloaks.
We are ehowin all the Latest No lt' f v ;- «
CLOAKS Jscmvf ve les 0 the season .3
S. CAPES and WRAP f ' ‘
and Ohil ran. 8 01' Ladies, M58198
Infants' CLOAKS, a
in white and colors. .
At the 0 coin
changes int e at l
great variety of styles and materials.
of the present For Season some important
. e and shape of For Garments have been in-
troduced, which as attracted the attention of the trade in the“
goods.‘ We are showing only the Vs Latest Styles and we I‘
guarantee every garment we sell to be t-clase in every respect
and as low ill price as any first-class goods are sold.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
A llliEWilllll PHAETllll.
{ or Park wagon.)
‘ Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and '
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350 Bash.
It is a Genuine Bargain.
WOO—a
A full line of all other fashionable
Buggies, Phaetons. Canopies. Sleighs. etc.
Call and See Them.
They Will he Sold llllssp, it Still Boon.
...—...”...
Wright’sRepository, .
tot. Franklin and Madison Streets. South listssll, lim- ,
l. l.. lies Haven & Hartford il. l.
NOVEMBIB lo. ll”.
TRAINS may: some NORMAL! as
6 per cent.
DEBEllTllllE BONDS ,
-0l' Till-
renews:
diagnose... ”ppm?” illitllitl lllllllllt marina
grog... a; llldlstsvn. tolls.
Joli?" “pix: ”seaminstions trons: ‘lu l. ‘5‘“,
«'31. ' 35: «roe sat! av...
infirm" : infirm s A
it‘lgfi‘tfinehlrrn '10:" a " Ho Do SMlTH.
t-mfiml'ii' ”3,31 floors 1 lassals satin-s, :ssrwsn. .
S or”... 1. lilacrto Bridgeport. __, _‘ / ,
an" A ”a" hi,“~‘““’”” M W I (“W I “a”
, waoous
use" 2 hi new Bridgeport. o
a?) a?" i 1.0:. l
as: little-eat “ W WWWM
a“ iiil‘é'fd" ' ' *
u l . h .. ,
xltfilfi‘mmm'} Wt smfl”. “cs
0
Us
.agtrmvarmmu: no Prim to Suit MI:
"lbs sun: . .is.-ossss. tiles.
to «not? Palm...“ 's ' mmmrasn.
nihilhmmca confirm-
tswuh‘oxsm Imglwnugfl Henry Ti'lye '
‘3. P. “r W
“lithoglflm
as C. L. Ogden
.. tillilliil atoms.
onus is
lsuotstt. Isvsls. toss.
flWW
masses. ”is _
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".flf‘tuhw .t‘ll'
has. tides
cannons nrvmofi.
augments
vi 3" v.‘ ‘
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