comics. '
romeo-stem" Issue
9 rum-t Adspssbhrslvm rostru-
“fltswuds and what is nestled at
“but"vrsspthc “WM 0! Rev. B. 0.
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““Mm‘ehm‘ymrdeymm:
Who-aloud» prim gm.
nil-maul. .Wcsrr ell stew-m
. Christ. There are three relations
bunehy us earthly stewards to our
. hssvcsiy master. These relations are
‘ customsonshlp and stewardship. All
csrtlllypo-essions are put in our cure
.. “about! he watched over and int-
Winsnmnnertrnly descriptive of 7 He-ldthst
thetsrmstewardship A steward is one
03me something is entrusted, with
MWtinnthatltwill be cared for
usilltvrcrehieown, and all connected bssn
‘Withitshuldbeheldinresdineuuto re-
‘ pot-torbeinspectedwheneverthe owner
seeslittocall {or such report or make
inspectionthereol. Allthingshelong to
Wanderegivenuslorcomlortand
hnprinesswhilehere. lotus use them
torourownhetterment and that of our
fellow m, tltns aiding in a life so lived a.
utobetterfitustorthsonetocotnefl'he
closing services 0! the day were the Jun-
ior Christian Endeavor society’s interest-
inguieeting, beginning st 5 o’clock, as
match The subject was “Christ’s best
gifttous," this finally resolving itseell
‘ ‘intothe other sldeeaour gifts to Christ.
The young folks take active part
and the society is a band
of eat-nut} workers for Christ.
Following this use the regulsr Young
People’s Society of Christina Endeavor
meeting. it was consecration meeting.
ndalters'evsrsl had taken part every
interesting talk was given by 0.1)
Dowkontt, of New YOI'I city, president
at the Internstionsl Medical Missionary
society. He told of the grand work
Minions by thosegoingout from this
society and collegeeinto China. Japan.
Indisntld Africa, and cited savers! in-
' memo! the horrible cruelty practised
bynutives of these countries. Theme
, tics took for his evening subject, "The
best place [or the saloon, and how to get
it there.” He considered it from a
standpoint adaptable to every individual.
nod personally also. The men who vote
tort esaloon should be willing, he said.
to have it where ever property is sold or
rented for that purpose, whether.“ to
next to their property or not: so the
town that votes license planes no etipu
lation as to location when the ballots
srecsst. The really heat piece {or thr
saloon is nowhere. Even eaten would
beashsmcd of it. lie would turn away
disgusted The saloons are scattered all
amend, in principal streets and hotels,
as well as in shauties. and the rum dealt
over the her of u hotel is just an intent-
catln . will tabs away a man's senses as
qulchy and oompletely as any sold in
the lowest shanty built A man, not a
church member. but u business man, on
being sated where he thought the saloons
on ht to be located, llnihul hissed "lit
bet.” The evil is resiuzrd by even
those who indulge in the goods sold. and
abohy the sellers themselves. It has
bsecssld in one town that if it was out
Ionian money realized trout the liquor
licenses, that iho- town would be unable
to carry on its public schools; but louit ut
thesmonnt expended in and let these
«icons. 1! it was the annual on ital ol
someshce concern or was hill in
lusklnggoodroads and the like, how
many men, think you, could be given
our meat, tor how long? Much good
could done with the money. In al-
mostuli cases remunstrunces are made
tor personal reasons; the remnant!!!“
objects replacing the atom next door
to ob house, or church, or anywhere
whoselt will necessitate inconvenience
tobhnasll. He does objections incono
violence to his neighbor. Politically and
morally the saloon is s til-arses; but
many say timber proved it one of the
usuasryevils. Necessary, oh! no. it
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,4._ «PhlE—NOMENALVALUES
DRE 5 GO .
50-inch Navy Blue Storm Serge, 25c. x;
40-inch All-wool Whip Cord, black and colors.
Worth 75 cents a yard; at. this sale, 50 cents. ’
Novelty Dress Goods, 40 inches Wide, excel. -
lent values at_150., 250., 290., 390. i
. ., ..... ”an
I I II,“ I H crusaders to
“w" 'l in which the society is
‘usss until thisrucreiux at’ c'clcck,~
bonded m such tor their appearance
bungleruishsdbyflward Quittaer. In El
was children.
mm m! “be m wagons avenue. lets South ti
,rspreseutsdbylaswycrfi. W. Gregory.
. dlterwalk. fissutevedadsuturrer.
_butthiswssovsrrulsdsud thejustics
lupussdluesotflsudcustsonasch
spend several were with the
mother.
vs been visiting with
ilrs.J Duuiolectoallill.
ohnDrescher.othovsstrsat.
, Austral-wakes to the court or wmstswdcyslnfi'oflmvlllc.
mummmotoisomhm Mu.
furnished by John D. emu, or smiths
I’ll! A'l‘ UNIFIED.
'1 beuwrsppd ln's buvy wooisncoue
lebbbws-tsdlttrenhrsatb-
Fisher»! lerwulk, log.
”3%: The lulsral was bsldtrosnths house
, tbissttsrnoonauo’clock. ‘
'“IM' litml'lllll.
s wetsu- coca-rte; or “null-visa in
m
Iv. Editor Golding: The writer with
as to rah intopvlnt justi'orsrulnute.
for two ruse-s: first.hewantstosat
himsil right. and second, to anist the
"other fellow" to get right and keep
ageing. a-m tube victim.
The tnattsr to he consider“ ls<"the
“dossiers-MM"
slsak. soeosllsd llr. Williams earns who
introduced into the select company of
litarsryladla and gentlemen 'ot tbseity
as sdvcnos scent. he
might play upon their credulity and
pulse strings while securing {or his sis
tar. Kiss linuts Williams. srecitalot
Shakpeste’s "Winter’s Tale," himsell
the men. And thereby
mule!" lotswl'sleotthslior-
m Woe," nor ousliks Hamlet's, that
young blood" us a
"Winter‘s Tale." but only s "round, on
tale" o! the mutter. Imperi-
Dr. 0. A. lend-ll. 'm at this City.
lastslnsn “01.1.0.0.
Dr. Gflfln A, Knoll". 0‘ m the Its-l ”flows-3 with Illhuldlessy."
lormaiyot Norwalk,aud tatbsrot Dr.
Georges. Kendalhctfloutbflorwslk. “Willi“? “I“: N"
mausmmuuemtnmum. Thembetso!
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wlthlnths powereihhhsarsrsto
cont ueordiseontinoetha
that realnlee,
. Kirkhmu'sa-rsr
but, hsasked,sbali we notrnaiutalnby
your 'ilberalit those religion untltutes
slready otabl‘hsd?
At the East Avenue Isthodist E
pal church. the pastor. Rev. 0.1
after remarking on the
wuutry and notion. spoke elm oi
evils which imperiled the
these United States. Among
the vast immigration to shsscoantry wi
socialists sud fiend
lah anarchists, who. like the ups tree.
poison all with which come in con
. Dr. W. C. Sturzle.
lath. Psalms Johnson and Winters, who
purpossot ksspisgths mknaetlvepsttintheprocsedlnn.
Thsnssfiacwuopsasdstlil iciock
Emhusiasm .lncteaglng Daily. llur Wonderlul allies lite llnly llaason.‘ "
Men’s 25fcent Suspenders, all colors, only
, 121-20. pair." ~ *
°" Our 45 cent line of Men’s “ Neckwear, Tacks
and Four-in-hand, at 250. each. ‘ ‘
Boy’s Heavy Bicycle Hose, only 12 1-20. pr.
All our Winter Underwear at Reduced prices §
sad it is append
all over or swicdrd
about Oo’oiock. thus setting the build-
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no Lulss’ nurture.
The Lsdiee' Qusrtstte. accompsnisd by
Mr. Bushnell. song at PW,
N.Y.,aahort tiuisam to so audience
oi over three thousand persons. The
paperssayit was the roost apprecbtsd
snarl-inmost they here had in the city
hum Thi- irthr “- WNW
willhuuttheflm lineal» upkeep-t
church Tuesday evening. PM 27th.
lowed
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not Iolcmllltmcs
which latter he spoke of as the cheater:
center around which muses rsvol
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not of the World's Fair dhsotnn who
mk the union's mossy on condition
they would keepthegatesshutonsun»
day, then oprncd themaml
government to call them to account
Monitor! was made 0! the reign of law-
lessness violence and crime t
the inn . The infamous couductot
talk on srnsli fruits and their
{'3‘ ' or “if
was a source great tenet.
list or the best and most prominent var-
ieties of strawlierries. raspberries. lilacs—
berrles. curl-ants. and other traits. was
ulvenby lit. Butler. who has a wide ex-
perience in this line and is an overwei-
cotne speaker before horticultural gather-
At 1. o'clock thenremhers oi thehoard,
visitors lrorn out of town, and is large
nnmbvrottbe membersoi the New Ca-
ncun Grange. enabled at the Granite
hall topsrtaksot s more! collation.
a ”0 by the “retinitis” Grunge.
ruse guests on y is generous
all pronounced it their
tron oi the ladies’ r urts. a
ul round-up to the pleasure at
' priceofadtnl-iou. Agood than
. our pectile new. Osflmoey to a
singer 0 rent pvoursvn
ell through is lirst clan. These will be
mreaervedws atthsooncert. Tickets.
50 cents and 85 cents. for sale st Brown
Wiloos's. Plalsteo's Ind mom's.
Anyseatinthehouae ion 5
ynucanbcthsre and hear the singers.
' ' hundred with aged scat. Doors open
. lawyers and the
was severe y criticised
lence of divorce, and thh when 3
The Norwalk Boston Store,
strange to him to tulk of
missionsrta the inst-lid lite
cons when we were living
Done Cold Days.
The lowest temp-return since 1815 Is
recorded at the weather station in New
Haven. follows: December 20. 1875. 2 he
low item; Februsry 9. 2 below: January
8. 1878, 2 below; December ill, twill
below: January 1. 188i. 5 below: Febru-
ary 2.2 belowthnuat-y 14. 1882.12 hs~
low; December 23. 1888. 0 below: Dream
ber, 20, 134. ll) below: January 20. 1885.
9 two-low: Fthruary “.2 bdrm; J
r r“. use it?” u...- ” ..
so . . ow: .
2 below: Primary Si. 1”, it below.
Thus it will hog-3n rig. years sun all“;
. temperature
New flamwhere these records were
“:im laprscttcally wom- ln Nor-
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nescultsonvirtuewsrenotconlined to
elsewhere, but amid our own
verdure clad hills innocence had been
tornl'mmitscmcholsiespxdths dork-
The question box was an interesting
lecture at the opening at
ion. Gold
seas Secretary
bux.and many at the q
were movie-tron nt
ive brothers! the swindler,
tletnsn oi “ulost unclletu fancy in
recitation. and him only;
member of the William family.
his card. or it Ill! not solicit-
hc would have iven his
best head 0! hair. however
tiled find I
rolessor Wing?
some practical sud
were prevalent in all
The reasons given
were the li nor trsflc; the
chist spirit It ich says “No
no government
ion, and theststeaare
wood. 10 thadevtl
with them all.Ood is our
burning all tissues. use
them.” The lrrellgious and bad ass
who make our laws and adulsistsrths
uflnlrs ct govern-sntzths tardiness oi
the whseb oi justice: locum ct
penalties and license with which par-
.sod the conduit"
stat on or eminent service The
or these outrages
or New Elam.
mils, using the Bahcock tester to deter-
mine the value at milk in the butter tat.
These operations were witnessed with
great interest by a large audience. The
result of the analysis oi the various saut—
plea of the milk showed s wide dim-r-
anoe in volume and
tslssd thereto. J
had it been asked toodvsncethlsl’rlggdss
sister's interests in u ;‘ Winter's Tale," or
Dream
It Urshatntssslisl‘lcd the man"Wll-
llatus"is s traumas he is a pro
.tbss oschsto be put upon the
moths stripes
in W relating”?
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wind readm- b indiestadhy
slot-optic in s stti
value of butter con-
nects; round; he P
2...,ll Special Sale to Match 15h.
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lshert I. Adana lures lstsl.
The from hotshoulllddle street
was ptircltsssdlsst Saturdsy by Robert.
P. Adana-.0! NorwalkJor scene.
Menishss had considerable sens-knot
in hotel Whollllsoolm
.wltbsverythlsxtbstls
elimin- .
to heatelry
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mi ol'ladies’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 at sill our Pair.
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lot of Ladies’ Shoes ever turned out of our factory.” I therefore?
boliight them, and for 60 days will ofl'er them at half price, as”
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CORNER MAIN and WALL srs.. NORWALK. c'r.
Telephone. 57-4.
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THEODORE OLSEN
ill Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.
lladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
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:THE ABOVE IS THE
BIGGEST BARBAIN . (ill Elll'lll.
“ pairs oi Louhsbury, Mathewson tit Co’s Fine Ladiee’
wry
Shoes, made for a larie store on Broadway, New York _
City, that failed ’ust efore the goods were slugger}.
too pulls moon and laoeyvvelt. put. up, worth much “
100 pairs Lsdlss’ button, welt, pat. unworth, “so, at $3.35.
100 mu Ladles’ mm, o. e. tip, worthtluo, n mo.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes tit 00., as follows:
leahshdlelwelhwortbfl-tbatfl.“
twpulrswiss'psttip,worth8.w,ut2.00.
loopairsltadise’ssmpleOulorhslIsstltotl.wortbt.00atLoo. '
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