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In: hone in lhellre. end that we
lien Alford to Welt Awhile-Streets, he
lays, Should I'll-u Receive Attention.
Editorof the Sentinel—Dear Sir: Un
dsr other circumstances the writer
would strongly favor and would cast his
voteln favor of the proposed paid lire
department, but just at present it ap
pears to me that our city fathers hive
"too many irons in the lire.”Tbere is work
upon the streets, coming under the head
0Tll§|i PEIlPLE'S‘ VIEWS
"PM 301“) P0314100” OBJECTS TO
AT THE TABERNACLE.
"A HUNTING SCENE" Tussuarscv or
DR. TALMAGE'S SERMON.
He Who limits the World's Pleasures].
the Morning A)! Life May Never Divide
the Christian Spoil In tho Evening-Put-
ting 0E Repentance. ‘
BROOKLYN, Nov. 26,-in the lorenoon
- service at tho Taber-ouch: today, Rev. Dr
Tnlmage took for his subject is most my
sonnblo one, “A Hunting Scene,“ the text
being Genesis xllx. fit "in the looming he
shall devour the prey. nud at night he
. sbnll divide the spoil.”
A few nights mm 950 men cucumped
along the Long Island rsilroud so no to be
reudy for the next morning. which was the
first “open day" for deer hunting. lie-
of improvements, which should be com. tween lillili‘lSB llllil ‘J U‘ClOCli in the alter-
pieted before attempting to incur any
new bills ol expense. New streets have
been laid out (on paper), and there the
Most of our streets under
thepresent and past regimes havo been
We are taxed for
matter ends.
simply scandalous.
good streets; do‘we get them? In mud
dy weatherit is a miracle how our fire
apparatus escspea going down entirely
out of sight. It may be, in view of the
necessary to
creole snug berths for some of our unem-
prsvailing hard times,
played and at the expense of the tax
payers.
too much of political jobbery; therefore
thewriter feels it obligatory upon him
tovote in oppositiontoit as it is to be
hoped all our progressive citizens will
attend this meeting Tuesday evening and
expre- their ideas upon the proposcd
measure. We can aliord to wait nwhd e
“Rome wasn’t made in a day."
SENTINEL is to be congratulated upon the
stand it has taken regarding
the streets and improvements
By all means give us a street commission
A change is good, ma voiced by the bu!
Ion of our voters at the polls at the re
cent election. Our neighbors may have
n better fire department than we possess.
It should also be borne in mind that they
have streets which are lairly passable
during at least ten months of the year.
In view of all that has been said and
more that would he better unsaid. the?
writer will strongly object, at the pres-
ent time, to the spending ol any of the
public money for the contemplated im-
provement in our lire department.
Respectfully,
PRO [3050 Prnuco.
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NEWS 05‘ THE NORWALKS.
The proposed measure savors
'i'uv.
noon of that day lo «leer wrre simt. 0n the
20th oi October ourwomlunml forests ro
sound with tho shot-k of lireurmsnud are
tracked of pointers and l-(‘iiliril hccnuso the
quail urc- then a lawful prize for ilun-‘poftl‘r
man.
0n ncertnln day in all Enghtud youcnn
hear the crack of the sportsmau’s gun. he
- cuuselgrouse hunting hm; begun, and every
mun that can allow} the lime and nmmunl’
lion and run drawn heed starts for the
fields. Xenophon grew eloquent in regard
to the Mt of hunting. In the for rust peo-
plc, elephant mounted, chasm the tiger.
The American Indian dons his arrow at
the bull‘nlo until the {rights-null herd lum‘
hlc over the rocks. . European nobles are
ollcn louud in the fox chose and at the
sour hunt. Frumris l was called the (other
of hilnlingmhlosm declares o! Nimrod.
“lie was n‘uiifih, .unter before the Lord."
Therefore. in all l M the world, the
imagery ofmy text no t to be ni‘iggentive,
whether it means :1 w after u to: our
mun utter u lion.
0111 Jacob, dying. is teliin the fortunes
ml his children. He prophesies the devour
lug prupcusillosof lit-Injmuiu and his do
st emluuls. With his dim old eyes he looks
i-il' ltilxl >11 c4 the hunters going out to the
llClilS, ranging llu-m all «lay, and M. nightv
full coming home. the grime slung over the
shouldor. and rmclilnfl the door of the
tom the hunters lwglu to distribute the
. grime. and one thins n muuy, uud another
a rabbit. uud onnihcr a ran. "in the momr
iug he shall devour the prey, and at. night
he shuil divide the spoil." ()r it may be a
rvfcrcnco lnthe habits of \vth Initials thul.
slay their proy uml then drug it buck to
llu-cavc or lnir unrl divide it among the
filling.
"isn't-11:3 or ”rm: won”).
I take my text, in the first place. as de-
scriptivo of those pooplv who in tho morn—
in; of lhvir lilu give themselves up to hunt
in; the world. but afterward, by lhe grace.
of (ind, in the owning of their lil’o divide
nmoug themselves the spoils of (Ihri-itiuu
r'hururtvr. ’l‘Iu-ro are uni-II Christian mm
and “'H‘lll‘ll in this house who, if they gave
Mil 'ln uy. would tell you lluu. iutbcmom-
lug of their lilo they were lifter the world.
as lull-mo as n. hound lilit‘l‘ u bore. or an a
[Menu swoops upon u unrello. They want—
ml ilw unrhl's pluuditn and the World's
with l'lu-y (oil that if they could get this
\iul'lll ilu'y \vmllil liill'l' Pi’vl‘ythlim. ’l-lorue
oi tin-m started out for illt' plvrmun-s of the
world, 'l'lu'y lllonuht that the man who
luuglud loudest “'le luippivsl. TIu-y tried
n‘pm‘lrt uml conundrum illlil burlesque
uml mnv . :3.
They llmluzllt they would like to I‘m Tom
Ilmnle or I ‘hurh-s Lambs or Edgar-A. Pot-.4.
’l‘hvy mingled wine and music und the
pwrnnulau'. 'I‘lu-y worn worshipers of the
harlequin. luul the Merry Andrmv. and the
hollow, uud the Jester. Lilo WM to them
loom nod bubble nnd f‘iwlllllillti.lllll null
my nun-lug uml urluulcc. They were so full
of glue they could lumily repress their
mirth oven on solemn occasions. and they
muu- m‘ur bursting out hilariously even at
the burial lwcllllse there was something so
dulurnus in tho lmuI or countenance oi the
umlt-rmkrr.
After nwhilo misfortune struck them
hurdou the brick. They lmmdtbcrc was
v
lttserpeoted-t—h; no." E J Hill of norm-thing tbl-yconlduotluughat. Under
. . . ,
Norwallr,will make a short address at
the Sons of the American [involution
society's meeting, Monday evening. in
addition to lion. Jonathan Trumbuli‘e
address—Bridgeport Farmer.
Owing to the illness of not. Lev
Werner. the hearing on the Raymond
will care, set down lor Saturday In the
Stanford Probate Court, was adjourned
The
oolouel's heirs were on hand in strong
until next Saturday at 2 p. in.
force lest Saturdsy.
Attorney Howard H. Knapp is e veter-
slr Yule foolbeli pleyer sud he is toting
more than usual interest In the success
of the teem this year. lie is the princl
pal coach and instructor of the Yale
eleven and is in Springfield to-dsy at the
crest genie-«Bridgeport Port.
My Shelton. H.200; Derby, 08.000.
m...— m..,..“_. .
Heel estate drovrgsgw—Nsw Eleven
and West Keven. serum; Bridgeport,
“0.000; lierllord, $35,638; Waterbury.
“.83: Meridian, 011,896; New Brittle,
“.000; Ilddlstown, $7,570: Noreleh.
Will" LondooJ’lfillo; Dsnburv-
010.000; Norwsik. “.491; Antonia, Oi.-
W. A. Mullahs, a well-known eltleerr
of flcilsy,0lrlo.ls ol theoplaloa lhet
there is nothing as good ler children
tbcil'lulc hour» tholrhsolth gnvs way or
there worn it doll”! in the house. (if ovary
Kl‘cvli thing their soul was exfoliated. They
iound out that life was more timn rejoice.
From the helm. of God there bhuod into
their uoul nu wrunstncm they had never
tell. before. They awoke to tbslr slnlnlnm
and their Immortality. and here they sit at
i 00m 70 years of «guns sppreclutlvsol ell
innocent mirth no they ever were. but they
are bent on u style of satisfaction which in
curly lilo they neverhunml-«the evening
of their dnyn brighter than the morning.
in the morning they devanml the prey.
but at night they divided the IpOllll.
'nllz (.llllllit or run mum.
'l’lu-utlu-rs nrr ntliers who started out
lor llnnnmul sllccimrl. They are how llmber
the rlmol a man's but I» when he hows
down belon- some one i *‘innplcuous. They
tell. they would like to sen how the» world
looked from the window of It soon tuvnv
out. They thought tlrny would like to
have the morning sunlight tangled in the
hemlgesr of a dashing spun. They would
the bridges in the pnrlttn resound under
the ratsplsn ol thslr swlft bonfn. They
wanted a glided baldrlc. and so they start-
ed on the dollar hunt. ’l'hsy oilseed it up
one slmet ml chest-d it down another.
They lollowed it when it burrowed lathe
cellar. 'l‘lley treed it in the roof.
Wherever n dollur WM expected to be,
they were. They shared it across them
’l'lrey chased lt sucrose the land. They
stopped not for the night. ilesrln‘ the!
duller, even in the darkness. thrill them
as on Adirondack souvenirs is thrilled at
midnight by n loou’s length. ’l‘hsy sheet!
that dollar to the money unit. They elated
it tothsgovmuisut treasury. T rented
it from under the counter. All the bounds
were one-ell the pointers and the alien
They leaped the hedges for list duller. ad
they cried: "Hsrlt awry! Adollerl A est-
iml" And when It lest they mew“
andhsd actually captured kitchenette
meet we like that of e weaver who lee
sumfnlly nuns ills In» mix.
in the morning of Millie, oh. bowling
devoured the Ni But there make
is:- time to their soul. They least not ties
an immortal heroes mount live on [rent
stink. “they took up I limiter: Peel's
hood nod “new a helelnlttm
«sui- they man not lets is- W}
or all earthlym Mew some
at the rule e’l new e
e
‘IM'LH .. .
l! they had the robe ol the Beviour's right
connotes; nor if they were modelled with
morocco or calfskin it the wersshod with
the preparation oi the cruel. Now you
see peace on their countenance. Now that
man says: ”What a tool 1 was to burr
shunted with this world. Why. I have
more satisfaction in live minutes in them-
lce of God than I had in oil the first ears
of my life while! was geiosettlng. like
this evening of my day a great deal better
thnn idld the morning. a the morning i
greedlly devoured the prey. but now it is
evening, and 1 our gloriously dividing the
My friends. this world is a poor thing to
hunt. l t lehealthlnl to go out in the woods
and bout. it rekindlrs the luster of the
eye. it strikes the brown oi the autumnal
leaf into the cheek. it rlvor to the rhcuv
rustic limbs the strengt to leap like a roe.
Christopher North's pct gun. the muckin-
mou'd Ms . going off in the summer in the
lorcsts in Its echo in the wintertimeln
theeloquence that ram: through the uni-
versity halls of Edinburgh. it in healthy
logo hunting in the fields. but i tell you
that it is belittling and lmlwarllrxg and
belaming {or a man to hunt this world.
The hammer comes down on the mncap.
and the barrel explodes and kills youin-
steed of that which you are pursuing.
When you turn out to hunt the world,
the world turns out to hunt you. and as
many a sportsman aiming his gun at s
panther-n hurrt ban “one down under the
striped claws, so while youslmvc been no
tempting to devour this. world the world
has been devouring you. do it was with
Lord Byron. 80 it was with Coleridge. So
it was with Catherine of litmln. llenry
ii went out hunting (or this world. and in
lancer struck through his heart. Fronds
l aimed at the world. but the immin’s
dagger put an end to his ambition and his
life at one stroke. Mary Queen of Scott
wrote. on the window oi bsr castle:
From the top of all my [not
Mlnboy hell) laid the in the dust.
ruvr‘rms Poe-Trout) summit.
The queen tlowngrr of Navarre WM 0!-
iererl for her wedding tiny nmstly end been
tilui pair of gloves. and the put them (m.
but they were poisoned clown, nod the
took- her life. Better o hare. band of cob
privation than n Worm and poisoned glove
of ruinous success, "0b," snys mm" young
man in the audience. "i believe what you
are preaching. i am going it. do that very
thing. in the morning of my Mr i am go
log to devour the prry. mol in thr- rut-pin“
i shall divide the spoils rel ("hi-lotion char
scter. i only want it litrlo- while meow my
wild outs, and then i will in.- gmvl,“
Young um. did you v-wr tokolhr (thrill!
of all the old people! linw nmuy old pm-
pleura there in your ho.m~* ”no, moor
none? How many in a vast assemblage
like this! Only herrsml there n my head.
like the patches of snow hm- and there in
the fields on n bite April day. The lent is
that the titles of the years one so - irons; that
men go down under tiwm lwloro they get
to be ill), before they get in ii" far. bdrm:
they not tube (in. lie-lore they all. to be Ill,
and if you. my young lrmllzrr, rrmlvr now
that you will spend the morningoi your
days in devouring the pray the prnlurlrslily
is that you will one: div ielr- liw spoils
in the. evening hour. iln who pmtprmm
until old one the religion of Jean» Christ
postpones it forever.
Where are the men who. in year. lg», n
solved to become Christians in oblsgc, pntv
ting it nil in certain number of years? They
never put to be old. The railroad mliision.
or the otlnmbont espimlon, or the slipon
the ice. or the: billing ladder, or ill! amide!)
cold put an end to their npptvrtvlullicu.
They have never had an opyntunily since.
and never will have an opportunity again.
They looked the door of heaven spinal!
their soul. and they threw sway the hey».
They chased the world, and they died in the
chaos. The wounded rim-r turned on them.
They felled to take the gum they pursued.
Mounted on e swift room, they laps-vi
the hedge. but the smtmr Ml on them end
crushed them. i'rnpmtng to harm their
soul for the world. they lost both ml got
neither.
un's mun mu.
While this is an encouragement to old
people who are still nnpenional. it is no
encouragement to the young who are pnlv
ting of! the they at more, This «insulin-
that the old my be repent-pt is in be tab
so continually. it is mnilnine that kills»:
curse. The mtue medicine ulvenludlllrr
en: patients. in one case It men m.- sml lo
the other It destroys It. This pouniniity nl
repentance at the clan at life may sure the
old now while it kills the young. its not
tlnus in telling it.
Apt». my subject is dnevlpiive of its»:
who come to s sudden and radical change.
You have noticed how sheet a time it Is
from morning to ninth—only men or
eight boom have know that the day lure
every brief lite. its been best-m times,
and than it is «lead. "an thruster
lion in the character of l Ber-lemme!
“In the rooming they ebell devour the
my. and st mitt they shall divide the
spoils." Is it ore-title that $1an he
sash e thruster-railw- is say of out shes-v
esters? locum-refine!» ”Mantle
the morning so all devouring middling.
eudat‘lo'elovk sealants”: trope-op
till, distributive Christian.
Conversion is instantaneous. A man
passes into its kimono at (its! skin
“amuse/shy rune leg.
Ammlweasiewasboet earlier-
Wauyyms: llietdmeeotm Met
earn-vim. A m mypvsysnut
thcloessotweehhinveChflvtlen.
lines-symmetries the we. at
license-eta seat-nth; Mellon pa»
t s srsceof God struck t
veering the prey. but I .ssw also in the
flood of joyful tears, and In the kindling
ruptures on their brow. and in their exblis»
“I!
. meet Instr.
' frisky “Wile dare"
mothers. "When did you give your heart
”God?" And they sold, ”Tonight." And
held to still otbm. "When did you to
solve to serve the Lord all the days of your
life?" And they sold. "Too
t." I saw
lhsmyety oithelr A pure that when
they were do
sent um! importing utterances. thaflhey
were dividing the spoil. '
if you have how: In this building when
the lights are nrfick at night. you know
that'wtth one touch of electricity they are
all blur-d, ”in! would to (itxl that the
deviance: at your souls might be broken up.
and that by one quickmvrmhrimlng, in-
stantaneous (lash of llliuuiimtion you
might be brought into the light and the
liberty oi the son: at God!
Ynu we that religion is. n (Iiilereut thins
lromo but come olyou people supposed.
You thought it or». u dwnlenco. You
thought religion was numernlion. You
thought I! was highway rubbery; that it
struck unenlown rind Mt him half dead;
that it plucked out llll' vyrs; that it plucked
out the plume-sol thr- soul: that it broke
the wimrnml rmshnl ilmllurk no it came
clawing with lid block lnlom through the
air. Nu. 1!.»le Iml. l’rllgloll.
\"Iutl is rcIIuion? ll in. dividing the
spoil, it i» Inkling Ir ilt'ri‘ll'fi‘lcxa soul and
panoplyiuu it lorrienml (unique-M. it is the
ditlrlbulluuni print by liu- klng'ehand,
every mulnl v-iltlllpfll nilh nixuronntiuu. it
in run willilnrullhu. mpnmluu. it is imparts:
vl' no it is euihrmwuwut. Religion
u n mun muslcr oi earth, of death and
it um- !urtb to gather the rm-«lnls of
slum-y nun by Price» liluouuol. and the
diam-ms n! Imam-u. moi the glory x l realms
lrriwlriul and 1:; Il‘lilllll. lilill lino. alter
ranging ailvvoridn for everything llurt ls
rimplrlnlvru, it Ills’llll'w Il.r spunk.
What or it that drum-n Turner. the it»
mo'u l‘lupllnh rmxn.;«-i.‘-l, war-doing Vi hop in
bi» dying moment!» he told; "l‘hrisl l~ulll
(ill-i in nil?” \\ hr he “11’; tutoring into
“Mill. “1? term rv-u! .._' llm l'ngu-u! “(Kid
”ope, lit-V'uan-u lug llm spoil. \tht
mu the .1an l Iarl-i'mn Q: It'l'll‘ni doing
when M Myron vi mgr:- she mm in the
"villi.“ 1.: .eml HEM: ‘ hv lino-oi
my (Impurf is mine. My ,L'l’ttil' riolhes
or- infirm; nli?‘ r-‘lw \vnk dividing the
spoil.
9‘ lat" ll‘:lll“i1lgelvr F“, ..'.'.:l,\
Ami ‘Vlilr thn' ilfiJlll‘IY.
V. h..: H‘lr .xhl nm’. I Lg. the llnn tam-
”. Hui Elignh. who u ::~ al u u by ”J'llillll'
it.“ (tillh‘l‘fi‘ blx'l l'nul. ilu- r-vfliug of
whom cimlnu u: v kings quote. ~l nil
thw other villims 1.! liw i .-.x.l (.0 and
sun in min! guillotinr irhrrr are they? Dl~
vitirug (hr spoil.
Ten ilmlmflul Hum irn limilmn :.
in sputum: nun «Lt bruiil.
Tim minim Mi llw rnlmmml mint .
12mm: up (he :1: rp. oi lrglrl.
hp, “2 .rts 1.72m l lam; ll, i<~ I'l Ir' .:(‘liri~-
huh! Wr- l~'..‘.n Suit in «L' irlv lin no.1,
lull {Lurimlnhuzinu in” 1.4-: I. w.:,.pli‘.r.l
in nil l"!'.’ll§}' 'i‘hvrr is .. {mm-ty- smul.
soul, I: . :» 1- n lanolin‘a rs guilnl will.
llmri l» .r rill Vr'ru‘ ll .--.=.I. ilwn‘ i. :t lw
[rm-«l rulll oh} «in )i ll.‘ l i. ullt‘ :\ l git
ilw sir-Ills 0f link-(mu (‘lli..'(l"ll'l. ll.|' um!-
fnrl, the ,‘o5. iIrr' prong (In Mimi‘mu llurll
on: not in l fie: you in my Bria—i- r's unmet
Thumb } :r :1. --.-. Mm . lag-TIA? lu
ism-J 1,. . tuur hmzl lrriuhlv in
(our. llmuyl. )mtl‘ o _\0 ~ mm l\ .m- rrf itlll_"llll
ivnllnlvlr or fun; «wilwmrl lzvl ll-v y;o.‘,l,
lint int all lhr weary. i‘mvlnn {- r nil llu
guilty ilw fir lurnll ilw 2. on: NI. Lil!
(mail vhmluni iwrdyl .- w w. .r 1 ll m
Bfl‘zullit whnlmvecmur v. luiriluuumd
lithium ”in world is our;
caller Hwy ll'l'l ”ml 5. :..‘..zl.~' ll ' ‘
vs ill to many stylus:
[mm lule nitric I v. n. .
“ rm; nlnl 7mm r‘nl swl.
llmzlul in him it rr—lmg plw 1-.
Anti L» loss Insole my “Eu-l.
Tb! 'iuhyour-umiurhihln uni lln-norhl.
you [Buy pp; mvny luv?“ u! ll'.t\'rll. Though
this In; aunumnl umruln.’ 3M! \Hri- do
wmrinu the prey. hair, oil world» Willltw
log, you they dnnlu llw mull.
-. li.‘ . :'
“tantrum in; lung Age.
The lollumn; quaint m'rmml oi ncoltv
nlal’l‘hsnksalmm Ilium-r in lmznulirurr
written in ”it by thrill-v. lawn-nor (lo-
mrlit of ”much. le,.
"Wlmr yr «mime at yo tnrstluuhouw
my» mini. yo rmuwll and other dlxui‘
tnrlr ‘l’i'fl'v'illsrfiulilfilltt yo boom ol Mr.
lips. or: )r lull mm berui we Ilrul rt
lsmptilui Think «wiring dinner. with hour‘s
mat ml unlom. the but oi which mun a
line barb shot in yams-is near by. i's
hirer wee billet in Lynn woods nmr lined
inn. After ys blessing was craved by Mr.
Garnish of Wrcnlhem word runs that yo
lurch. in» shot on ye lrml’s lay, by Pequot.
so lmllnn. who cattle in Mr. lipes willie
lye in his mouth, like Annular of old. Yo
outsell thereiipim Mus-l to eat ye venison.
but it. was diatomic-agreed that Pequot
should melts (any Ilil'lpflumvo (mum
lysine and pnylenlng ye lord’s my. mum
llr. lips: year» of ye deer. and consider-
ing tble as last anal righteous sentine- on ya
etelul beellwn and thusblessln had been
mired on y» inset re council partnoh
of it but Dir. fihrpIM.whuse conscience
was tern-Mon ye point oi vmlum."-iluh
Isle firm
no ilevevy rm...
As the autumn night» lengthen end the
frost more lo lull. how the mom like to
not and bake optimum-l it is music to
less: rm tell with watering mouths ow
septum and mi. them. How they
t nights with a
run the opossum
child up a persimmon tree. line they exalt
everlbesnetanee term-semantic!"-
3—4 Napkins, New Patterns; usual price, $8.35,: I
‘r
“ml plies... 08.55.,
w
3
w
The Boston Store.
cor. Main and Wall 818., lie
for per dozen,
3—4 Napkins. New l’attem
for per doeen,
Telephone Call. 57-4.
BRIGHT outfielwmns.
Mill Wheels Are Turnin‘ g Mer-
rily Once More.
Iew luglend'e Industries Are Active. and
Reports otlneremed Trude Corns Irons
All Puts oi : h - l‘onntry—Illlions M
'0'! Investment.
NEW YURI-i, Nov. 27.—~Tbo Herald today
prints n page of illhprltcllfil mainly from
eastern slates telling oi the revival of busi-
ness and says: The night of panic rind (lib-
ulcr is past. and the rising sun of prosper
lty begins to gild lhe horizon. it is not
yet day by any means, but it is drum. and
I myriad busy workers with brain and
hand are Inspired with new hope nud coup
one. From all parts of the country our
correspondean send dispatches of an out
mlstlc tenor touching the outlook (or man-
ulsctures and lrademud in the views ol
locel merchants, manufacturers and bank-
ers which we present this morning there
is a similar note at cheer.
Ever since the repeal of the Shermun
lew assured the country of a sound euro
rency the people have taken new heart.
end the tendency of huuluoss has improved.
Although the tarilf agitation is temporari-
ly a disturbing element. there is A growing
belie! that the changes In the law will be
made cautiously nud ”conservatively. and
in this conviction runny muuufacturers
have already resumed upcrutioufl. while an
Army of others lli‘L' preparing to llu sons
soon nscongress shell Settle the question
and let them know just what they are to
expect.
New England Billie Running.
The sole of i2.i!ll.vlll worth of cotton
goods nt auction in this city last week at
better prices than were expected has given
a notable. stimulus to the trnde inllmt
close oi commodities.
in wool the sales of raw firnleriui for the
last week have been hmror llmu m uuy
time for mon- than a your mini, and in no
rloue other lines there nrc evidences of n»
viring activity.
The dlspnlehm iroui New England nmu~
niaclurlng (rulers an- purliculnrly encour‘
lying. and suulhriu uulcrpriso rippl'ars to
henwnlteuin; “ill: wmwml vigor. Even
the silver prmluriug slalom, which were to
be ruined by the rep .11oilhrfiherupmluw.
are looking up iliiil \li'CIlu‘lllg lhnl they
have a boom nhrml liven Wlli'ru actual
conditions urn still \nmrtislucr..ry then-im-
indications that illr u :ulemy is right. and
men are cucouruuml ivv ennui {.ut and mnke
ready to Inh- mlmumuu of the lx~llrrlinws
lbnl are at imrnl
For mon- tlmu hull :i yvur. since the first
symplnlusnl the mum in on :pun'ul.
t.h(I l'illnlrl' lulu In ll [um‘ 1.. l l rulltr
mlrlitg. l‘. new. VI»: ‘ K .. iz'xll‘lt‘ll‘i'l,
while prmlurximx Inn iv a n? :\ 4il|ilil3illl.
Bl‘l‘flllsl‘ of the iiuuu-‘lnl 'lus mm the
mum). hm.- zrluv-r» ‘ :1 making pur-
clmmw. ’l‘I.‘ pmpll- lum- l .\l.:l\l-li‘il Ilwir
supplies mn' 'Airl’ll out their old violins.
rut-l now. with ll.-, return oi umlhioure.
lhrn‘ lllllsi Mir-ll I- such u m‘xmrnl replen-
ishing M will m: for mill \llll‘i’lrl nuzl luc-
tory v-pillillv- Mahmud! :i un-rry puco.
.‘lilllons oi hurplns.
lit-Hun)" i:-llll4' u~u.ull_\ iuruldim is (air
Inilicnlluu . :’ lhm'uiulllu-u l'l lug-dun“, null
Willie ll." l'rnusyll'flulu i-Illl “no or iwn
oilwr maul: lluu ill‘pl'hl LquIy upon lliu
lrmt Iiulualr,‘ m .n .‘. it. .‘lli lluluvnrnlvlv
slimvlup lli- l v... unj- . g of hum report
rurulugzs U .l .‘llv till} «bum ‘.' per rout
slnuIIL-l i '- r .. to .lr 'l lrvful‘r'
llm pouir ~ Mm.“- i..~‘ l w: my
Sou thm (llllll‘llk'll ("‘i‘lIVIi luv m llll‘l‘llF
Policy has Im-u rrnlu-zul moi imirilml Imuloy
llusbecu rvieunril. lll‘ll‘ I~ .i inhibwu of
Immublu llllzlirv Iii tho .-i 1 . m‘ oi no u Innis
and in I ml new. rulrrprl-mi ’l’lw- n-m.
(‘Illiml lnmlm of this viii :lliiw u --\ lll'ltl
more than ézoymgmul m: pl’m uu .l..
\l'uli hil’lll. wins-intro 'k is. duo-r m nuy
ulmugv an . '; 1 for: z'ru. mum-i lo have
l
lii‘,‘
“Ml o-~ ‘n v. ‘ .‘lw. - .‘ ~w lluil llllhl
nrmu v» n. . .lti‘ inl
mlvnlu'v l'. .. l v- 1 II \‘ltl'hll.
in I‘ll“! .nll .: .. u «a ton... I‘ll ,-.lv il‘ll“ In
every il:. :‘ a :» u.l lupmul l"l.l‘~i In tho
notdlmm . f a .r.«,
M. m. hum-u llrill-h 1'..in -.
Nun \u ,. Nos :7 l'.lpl:ul:- i-Mrlltt’lii
ilio llruiuh rumor Imllvll l’H: - \ilili‘li
ll’tlu I Luv “Mo. ll " l- rillIl llfnlll lilo
Jim: in. l" whim: In ' vol m i'vrnmuhuvo,
his mum... mrylm.‘ .ilr lrum Hm lilvrr
l‘lnli‘ {or ll. . .lut-‘l‘n. \iv‘llu‘s insole elk
limwml in lnlrwpt lIu‘ ludlnu i‘rlucs.
but lulled. 'l'lu- till min hinlllu'l rlow up
undvr llw form .il‘ll snort-HIM Iu nulhlllu
Ills rscntw. ribol moi illl‘ll pawl l’l'lll’fllfil'
lym‘o-rlhr luv-ml 1’l'he Huillulnu l'rlnen,
Iltullior yum-5 oi lhu pnuw luw, mte sluppfl]
and lvuiulml by Mull", Ilu- pillow-«Mani
7“ lmlll oi r' lliIl‘. ”no «if Ilil‘ new "i ll]!
linullnlml l'ruwe wu- wmunlul.
illmln. in Name.
"out. NM. '3, .A serious disturbance
took plume nu llu‘ l’lsmn l‘nlumm, While
tlll‘ luiIIlIr'.‘ Iilml wrist liluylliu on the
Iqlllil'l' it 2' ' ll. 1‘) 'i ll)‘ lnllllumil of Works
vacuum” w l or mud oi llw Ilismlmr oi
deputies nil ‘. wn brush loomin- rbrrslem
lug lll’mm. =i .mnlvm end to other Imul trim
of "Down “min the lblovm‘” "How" will:
the nmlrimlors!" "To prison ullb the
mulls?" nml tlllll'f violent urban of "ti
some dosrriplluu. A from ni police llnAin
dispersed llvv l‘lllli ll
Almost llmw ml by illnimsymem
FHmmoTo’N. N. J, Nov. ‘27, «Florence
Meijerly, e wealthy si'me limit-r oi Mock-
lon. Ms mulled by four logllwa men.
He refused to give up his money. am they
rolled Mm luloths l‘iililll mnl lrlvtl loilruvm
him. lie unwind lu Mealtime nephew-
svfl. sud nvvnm to the nppmlle shore.
Iellef for Marvin; mists.
llt'ium. Wis. Nov. 57,- llnvvvnm‘ Peck
and his military min spent hmnlny on the
bio longs lurid-hing rellel in the idle
en sum-Hm: mlm-vs. several thorium] oi
whom have Mei: out oi ’mk (or men:
mills and are almost in s etmvlngonnd
alternate—m Win it melts.
Cloris. Me Aim. «.7, 'l'lieslriklug sneer
rim. of the New llrunsvviek iii-d {imbibe
more; returned to work whey. 'l‘lls
mostly menial to the demands ol the
“l
Mounds.“ hotly at node.
lions. Nov. r1..-“- inuly M (3901“
“When. Prints Alexander oi limits»
“at!“ Wall hm «rub mm» are
so .L..o'.fiii'.;”i'“m
bureau. rem. stem deem am at
a, less mines in the sport mule hes
«lillllll 8 ~ $3.00
I g. Audyouwillseenotonlyo 5
Neal and Perlect Fitting Silos. x
But one in whichthe , ,
Best malarial is “sad. Combining Durability or
linking it.tho best 03.00 Seamless ehoe in Ingmm~
bevenv PAIR wanuauran.’
Call land examine them before purchasing any other shoe, it
H. 3. BROWN"
Hale’s
Illlfllllll
’ tum All
.Bllllil lllililillis
25 cts:
tiemsulssl unspoilt of new
South main Street. 80. Norwalk.
Leading Dry. Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
"No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
v.
We are showin all the Late . ‘ , .
CLOAKS JACKE'E 3‘ ““1““ 0f the season in
and Ohil ren.
Infants’ CLOAKS, a cat ' '
in white and colors. gr variety of styles and materials,-
A Chew
that hangs
At the o suing
changes mt 9 st 9 and shapeof Fur Garments hove
troduced, which as attracted the attention of the trade 'in these
goods. We are showrng only the V9 Latest Styles and we
guarantee everygnrment we sell to be rat-class in every respect
and as low m price as any first-class goods are sold.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
A liliEWIIllll PIIAETIIII.
(or Park wagon.)
by you.
-
Tobacco
15 first quality.
Touches the spot.
TANSY PILLS
DR. CATON'S RELIABLE.
Unprlncipled persons lmluvs our ad. and
counterielr our TANSY PILLS. lherelore (eke
e lure you get In. CATON'S. and avoid
a I worthless "comtmnnds." Remember this
Is the ORIGINAL prr ersllon 0' this Ilium-nil
the only l’Vlt‘ERsA L\' SUCCESSFUL one.
Always sale and sure. At dmggisis. or sent
direct. seated. luv 3!. Full lnlormellon tree.
Lsrov r-l’EC. co.. Boston. Mass. Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
m‘ilil Iy
w easy of access, trimmed in cloth. painted dark green, strong and
JAPEESE“ light.
Usual Price, $500.
w This line for $350 Bash.
‘V. Now Mid l‘Auipli-le Trenlmonl. mar-telling Of
It is a Genuine Bargain.
sl'l‘liililfi, upturn-e oi Uiuiml'ill. and lvm
' tom-l mount-m. A nover-iullluu (‘uro lnr Piles
1i m pry nuluro rind demon. it makes an operation
~ 'lh the hills ur lertlons oi cerimllc grid. which
n a painful and seldom e perlnnuenl cure, and ollon
.wulllnu in death, onus-«mg. Why enduv
this terrible disease? ‘ guarantee
bores to cure any case. a only my lnr
benefits received. .1 n box. 6 for $5. Sent by mull.
Guarantees lfifllll'd by our agenls.
CONSTIPATIO Cured. Pilot Prevsnled.
b lrpanusslhm Polkh
the llJVER nnll lsl‘i IV), (‘1! LIVE! 1 ‘.'l - 'li ..; .
BU DPUHIFIER. til: 49. ~.. 5 . . run-n ' -... . ..',’_
take, especially minim ~: t . i .
Scent-t. ' .. ‘ z ~ _
Gunman-5 L A full line. of all other fiehronable .
For sale by “was (' Still-on. bu. hurl‘lllk.
(Mill lyr
insure your Life lnlhe l‘onnJlnnmi Llls '
ins. i‘o., of Hartford. Rl‘ml‘llllvt‘l‘. young man
that to sdny will lusuro your lilt- (or all“),
and to a day will give yon
IllIE TIIIlIlSlIIIl llillliIiS
ll living. at it years of are.
S. S. L'llommedieu. lg'l.
Ill Washington Street.
Snulh lloiwall.
MilTll llillflu Milli“ llllll
“Washingtonian.
Opeadellymrmummnaml iron: lion
pmMonmrdevmnlantrmtwt.
Buggies. Phaetons, Canopies. Sleighs. alt.
gal] and See Them.
They Will he told cheap, ll Bold Soon.
Wright’s Repository, -
tor. Franklin and Madison Slieels. Snulh‘ lloiwell. tors.
M
“
6 per cent.
DEBElITIIliE BONDS
- 0" Til!—
ll.l.. New Haven & llanloul l. l.
Nllt‘ltlfltlil ill. "I”.
miss LIAVI scorn NURWMJK AB
rotwws:
You New Your. iron New llsvsiv.
‘mngeamu . 12:; gill Wuh-nx- {Aigléglfllulu HIDUlESEX B‘IKIIG WIN.“
. v . “ . "
“pronoun”... : git": Wain». lon-
.. .. . .- ”luff“ tux: Denominations lmml Si” N 35 II.
on .x.. tum m. ‘
"DINO MOVOI”. 3;: :15; Raw «iron HAlrllllY—
loll '., ‘l'. .«i‘rm ..
dimmidlililfidrlww" ill .3" or: " H- D- 8”"1“"-
um ‘ hum. whom“. glam“. . ,g‘éag‘ uu neomlluosle Bellllss'. :rlerwell
....,.,,..._,... , , ,. . , er. so. 0 l‘lKM‘Ofl.
so». in». . -- ,_. .
J- 0- dF—Nmm wnoous
Undertaker. ll???- lll “W WWW '
"”21...” mommy he? :3 "internal...
rl nu .; i . I
mum. .1 It are. p. in,
men trest- ‘lblbulw l‘l -~... .
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. ,. . ”mt. “MW WWW“...
pupilgrmcrmrnttt n. Prices to gull Mb
rpm”? “or
u es. in. infill email}. in.‘ ‘ ‘
nerve mm rose
to- Renew. A. 3.401 em, till
DALI: Al“) BIS TI“.
a... .4 .-.-M
Hilly Tilly.
MAKE YOUR
no. no es. ti!) .
file o... hmI m. ‘uoo 3.2
in soon B .4!“ so. lln so. - ~~ w
m 1! Old
fines. IE er. ii es
figgigfi‘WE‘fdllS .. C. L. Ogden,
ii raldnlelu.
null“!!! tremor.
mnrrnuo WAleol‘ ..
ilse. flu né. ion???“ is
“3.11 no. u. flu eye.
in:
DIAhIll ll
Wants llnnwn
grill?
«in .. ill ”on a...»
l “Acadia. seeders. lam. till?!
he s. I.
m "’1” mill.
,3 to... omen—ore
3.3%“ rec" mo. 2..
magi lines ol Tyflflw
molly st in . I _
moms. me.
Shop NeerlDepot
i
tor. is. «KW
Through the‘fcolums‘ of
res; Willa mm
r
breaks. Cloake.
S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Misses
FUR fins. 1
of the present Fur Season some impo t I
Mom:- "
Illlltltlt. levels. listen. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler