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skated hhsu jeotenghle and Ieavn the
- nelsonsotthelnostsctive pastors and
. They
stale, worth about W0.
W. G. LeCount was struck in the lure
hyastreemotweter,endveryhacly in-
jured. it hei first feared he would. lose
the sight of left eye. The accident
catues him much pain, butit'u probable 9"
weeks.
lie—rs. its place theirlc- $4,-
m'flmumaru. Iaytcgand o n
thecorn ies . .
ribon.p"l"|he “telnet! WW
0110‘": Barn ZVIBOII lllOP, ;
Whig, :35; his 35m, $25; horses.
Theliuilding also contained consider-
ahienuterial which was com ted and
he will entirely recover in a low
6
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a..." ”3.7.1?“ 73." Wfififi
as no are not
mason-sum.
Nlhreporterthat th would rebuild at
. ’l'hebuildingetgbeerectedwilihe
.ered.
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DAVID stow:
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of mileurithhle troubles ends-xiv
35".?» $“Jl’mmm‘”
Mulls-weed up the church
couldnot he tsdde. is isnchthe
:fieoi tnirac butthehh otthe
urch hack to the birth oi'
we should he exceedingly carom not to
set ourselves up as our own God. lor
this Is a greater scrupulo- then ell.
R-v. A. 8. Kevanegh occupied the
pulpit oi the first Isthodiet church. his
new char s, yesterday. in. in the
morning rot-the lawless melded
with Christ, nevertheless 1 live; yet not
(but Christ liveth In me." and in the
evening tract "1w which we have
sesndeclars we unto you,that eelso
may have teilovnhip with as. truly
our tellowehipie with the Father. and
with his son Jean Christ. And these
than we write unto you that your {:y
:2! he gramme sermons wererlht-
to congregation. y
were well contracted end well deliv-
Ir. Regan? h ‘tnttgguced h}:
ver
"" on“ Human“ "as...
roe-or. preach-
Ingleolthetervidacdsemstoharaeter
thetercuresattsntion.hie mannerofthe
meet at
hearse
sell
in
eater-
deyesepreschermud'hisrecordh that
lost organisers in the New York East
lerence.
Yesterda morninggt the First Con-
mstio church. . Noble preached
upon “ The Incentives to Personal Eflort
for the Conversion of Souk." takingn‘hie
text from James v., IO: "Let him w
that he Which converteth a sinner from
the error of hiswayshallsaveasoultrorn
death and hide a multitude of sins." He
found . the incentives in the intrinsic
value of the ”gills! as inticaute‘d l): {a
were, progress possi i ; t is
tactthatasoul ttoChristisa
soul saved iron duth; '
. e
tor spoke of also Bunyan's
Book.” telling the stag of its genveisand
pointing out the h‘ lug plume of its
The music was remarkably line
power.
all day
ll airbus to see theme
but" coursooaras.
, .iegllr, ‘ -, v '4‘
. , , I, It Appears, he says. that 'lhey are
" M‘”“ty‘luts" “”ng ‘
transsre.*
Si
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m" reason]. 5
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aw~
m II. Ml] their Tools—lb Con. »
“gratuity“ lees.
‘bmo
mm" “"ms'fi.
to [A ' , .
Moisture: Henchman -
Express.
Iir. sod lire. Rodney D. Wynne, 84
W- $ch
pressed withthcir importance and the ,m
earnestness oi the speaker. He certainly
- made a most favorable Impression
Commiuioncrs might have the appear-
ance ota job init. When it came to
heknowthati had usedthislittlebnt
{other {orcibiehold English word “job,"
t seemed to vs acted v y
on the writer of the letter ‘5ch
edicthest'rmsL. ltwas like
lngeredclothinthelaoeot a bull, (or
with the blind rage of a bull he vented
his viciom (steel in a vain attempt to
annihila . believe i have stated
ahonttheestentotmyolence l have no
to make, for the achievement of
tarot that letter uliovomsoi any
ohli on and puts the Commissioners
on deleulve. Still l haveno doubt
ii’ l was tuned to be mistaken the amends
_ honorable could have been made, it a dif-
irrent Mlle had
Gommhaicners.
I invite fair criticism, not Billingsgate
on tally record, and believe my conscience
isiu aseaey as those of men who,
over their omcial signatures, have made
apitieble epectable cl ves in at.
tempting to vility me.
Jon: A. SLATER.
PLAYED TEN INNINGS.
'l'lte lerwalb ‘I'ehe a Gene [roan the
Yale fresh-ea hyalenre cl 7 too.
One oi the best exhibitions of baseball
been [aimed by the
M evergiven in thb city wee the
game
pin edon theBnterlgrouuds, last Sat-
crtLy. between the orwalhs end the
Yale Freshmen, the tuner club winning
1;... alter ten hotly contested innings, by e
on .” In the areal the pastor
delivered his second merino? on "
Virtues," the topic being "Directions 0!
Purpose." The Gounod uertette
They "Wandering Down [Jigs Path}???
will also immediately purchhse two
lutrsee and three wagons.
I007! I’GINNIB' IAIN IUINBD.
* no lop-la! layer at Gobble llll been
his levee bat levee In Ila-p Cart.
At midnight. Seturds , a ham end
cGiunIs' tarot
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Parker.
Rev. F. E. Robbins preached twoexoel-
lent sermons at the Norweik
church. y .
text was
“was" .
was it necawary or
tiantowearthewholeerntorot '
toweerltinpartsmstheatvoyeoisin
«- smorwm. '“"'"'.
e
slalom-cries, " Among
Thieves:or.thellcad fromJertnIern to
will:
toyoungrnen and women leav-
togccntlnthewurld. Young
annotocnmtoeteyathotnsin
deynhenid. hut long {or excite-
msntot city life and many leave home
tallhytheweyairle.
assist
l,
score of sevut to six. .
The gene wee well played Ihronuhoct,
being characterin by man excellent
plays. The Iield work of teens
wee excellent. that at the home team he—
partlculerly so. considering the tact
that it wastheIr first eacteend thetthey
hadhadnoptectice,
George lander entered the pitcher's
hcxlortheliorwalhs at the beginning
clthegatle,huthissrmhaenot yetw
‘9 pieeditsetrength horn an injury re-
oeivsdlaetseeeoe.endhe did not have
. hhmld flute control of the hall.
that . health-
eed throwing tosecood
t. Healso did good wore
Ir. linens Is pitcher for
Norwelhcluh. The held-
so.
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will. to
at W3. pulcrinedfl
o'clock. at
tutuedtotltleciy '
andwillreeidewithhieparsnt
,
Ill- AliceG.
nus. he! trots
withhet cat-in, Mi- floh NM 1'
Orange, N. J. , .
Mrs. Russell Frostandson,ol ‘
Ir. and Ira. E. B. (herb, ct llcrthi
an: , la... are guests ct
hire. H. R. Hale, of Union .
Rev. and Ira. l". R. Sanford, of River
side, spent Sunday filth Ir. end Ire.
James ii. Bailey. on The Green.
John Beers, oi New York, was s
ol George C. Cholwell, at High street.
Norwelk, over Sunday. .
John Haddec. oi Norwelh. celebrated
the nineteenth eeniveraary at his birth-
day. last Saturday.
Lewis Reed, oi Danhn , was in town
this nothing. the guests his son, lrving
Norwelr. ,
to Ill"?! Denchy,mlor aJdenne, drug:
:1 r0" I Y. R ‘
day witgerieuds. 9M
H. W. Niehwson, of New Haven, is a
matte! J. P. Nichemon, oi lain street,
Norwalk.
lire. Henry Sellech. 0! Union Park,
has front a visit In New York.
Charl- DeKlyn, oi Deuhury, is in
Norwalh today. -
Chautauqua Uelea Concert.
The concert the Philhu-onlc club,
under, the ot’tbs Chautauqua
Union, “nuanced for Wednesday, the
Hill at April, gives promise cl rare Ice-
icel Interest. The club hese national
reputation. While their antic Ie re
lined and cledcsl it issttrscttvsly pop
nIer. Theyheve been deligh
turns and
nudism in oer
cities tor more warheads and
They have out-
e hall “of years.
tions
end rivals
lived that mwm
were t contem
Every earhesaddedto theheaoty and
still their execution. The
craters have received tut-icel -
and education under ulcerated Ia-
tersacdinschoois of worldwide terse
in [amend Berlin and Belgian: and
. They have been connected
with theorchsetreoi Theodore Therese
M Aston Beidl and Walter Dauruseh.
lire Iarlon Weed, with her rich mac“.
septa. tones, greatly ts. ‘
moat-l electivenessct mmms
club. Shehieadathe waste at the Ir
wkw'mmW#-t; '
fleeeeet m sheet armies
moo user era's omens
realm mass mu Visit-
" comm tumult». .
Taylor eveeee, have leased invitations M
«av ran .
lollnlm Episcopal
clllllltll, NolWALK,
Tuasday,"ill‘lilh
‘ EBICSSDI F. BUSHNELL.
Thelienowned Basso.
‘mss ms PARKER. '
The Acompliahed _Soprano.
N THE PElBlllll CHILDREN.
Elocutionists.
_.__.....___._
«am sv-
liss larie llssell and lies Jeanie I.
hash, Acre-palms. and
Selected Local laltm.
aomsTsIou. 85cts.
lam sue, Isms Exile.
Charts will he Bele' .
Planers. Beech “' . ‘ . April-lg.
at ”would will’clc- et 5 o‘céch tomor-
Ellul Elihu.
NEW YORK
1-» Philharmonic llul,
cameras AUGHCEI 0' me
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Wiles-t .35
Hart’s Opera House
WEDNESDAY. APRIL l8.
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encldrwldnt
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street. stew
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and harmonious)! oi
as - tarps - 65
Pneumonia
ell-ya seats are Mane tea. a
magma-sewn.
an. it; 15. an. slip.
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up its
lgckandhdnkyin out»... an cums,
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Cilllillls.
One case 94 Brown Sheeting;
regular price, 18 era; for this
sale, 121} 0.
Three bales of yard wide
Brown Cotton, usually sold at
6 eta; for this sale, while it
lasts, 4c.
Cnmlnnables.
Ocelot, about 15 dozen, regu-
lar price. 75 cts.: for this sale,
39c.
Flannels.
25 pieces Checked and Striped
Outing Flannel, worth 12} etc ;
for this sale, 60.
Towels.
50 dozen extra large size Darn-
ask, knot fringe; would be a
big bargain at 25 cts.: for this
sale, 15c.
100 dozen hematitched Huck,
very heavy quality and full size;
most dealers ask 50 etc; our
price during sale, 23c.
Vests.
50 dozen ladies’ Sleeveless
Ribbed Vests, 3 for 259. Regu-
lar price, 15 etc each,
50 dozen Misses' Ribbed Vests,
0 for 250. Worth 10 cts each.
Dress Bonds.
to pieces All Wool Suiting,
Riots. per yard. Good value, at
tools.
‘25 pieces Fancy Cashmere
Suitings, lilo. Worth 25 etc.
Five pieces til-inch Black All-
Wool Henrietta; regular value
89cm for this sale, boots.
6
Small Wares and listens.
Lubin’e Perfumes, in all
odors, mote.
Five dozen 2.0:, bottles Per-
fumery, extra quality, Hots.
Toilet Paper, 8,000 sheet roll,
‘70”. j
50 doses Ladiee’ Colored Bor-
derifindkemhigla,,tcta each.
zodom Lsdles’ White Beal-
lcped Borders, Embroidered Cor-
core, at lists. each; regular
price, lOcts. " '
White Feather Stitch Braid,
on video; m1... pace. 10m
. Beating Cotton, won. per
doses. ,
(ingress Dress Stays at was.
doe. Worth i__7cte. . .
We Black Braid, two rolls
for tote. , '
Scissors, ell sires, tools ; repo-
lar value, mots. 5* ‘
Dorset Steels, tote; tern!»
price, mete.
Goat andsvgeet for Show
ginal Print
, Boye’Busineee and School .
1-2 the or
ctthoeuit.‘
, COMMENCING
tarsus.
TheJargest and best assorted
stock in the state.
50 dozen at 39c. Big bargains
at 69 cts.
“W. B.," in drab and white,
all sizes; for this sale, 79c.
Shirl Walsis. .
500 dozen, this season's styles,
an immense variety, well made,
all sizes; for this sale, 39c.
Worth 69 etc.
100 dozen at 59 0. Well worth
89 etc.
Wrappers.
50 dozen, “The Best Dollar
Wrapper," for this sale, 79c.
Dresses.
25 dozen children’s colored
dresses; sizes, 2 to 10; for this
sale, 190.
Spring Boats.
500 Spring , a leader, at
02.98. Worth .
Lace j‘fil’lrtains.
Lace curtains, pole and trim-
mings, complete set, 89c. Worth
$1.50.
‘ln
Carpets.
Five pieces of our regular 50
cent stock, for this sale, '29s.
All on second floor.
' Poms.
2,000 yards best quality dress
styles, made to retail at 7 ctm
{or this sale, 34c.
Gingham.
3,000 yards Apron Checks.
Bestinpdemsuallyeold at 8 etc;
for thisseie, to. These are ah!
my perfect goods. not see.
1,500 yards dress styles, all
new goods, sold everywhere at
lasts ; for thiasa‘e, Bio.
Damask. ,
Five pieces, run width, hail
choice designs regular no, 75
cte;forthie silt, its. .. a
i V ’ GMe '
‘76!» lot can sedan-you
may have your choice at tee.
unions mum ‘
Poor-button Paragon and
Deeds, new spring notorious,
everypsir warranted; tor this
sale, 89c. lostdea‘lereash 01.85
*departmsnt: Many .
SAT .u RDAY, APRIL.
' AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. ‘
_ Prices on all these lines have stiffered a terrific squegpé
are looking very {small alter the pinch. We have made .thefop”
iunity; it remains with you not to lose it. High tide goods at
tide prices. You can’t look without sighting an irresistible to
tation. We recommend a careful perusal of every item.
' Embrace]
small lot of itm',
to 18 inches, 2lcts. peg
regular prices from 39
Yams.
Germantown, in an '
9cts. a akein.
I
lien s F
100 dozen three-ply 4"
Collars, popular styles,
each, three for 250M. ’ '
price, Riots. each.
60 dozen unlaundered
regular price, 50cts. each, x
for 81. _ '
50 dozen Outing :
inch length; would he.
value at 50cts; for this
39m,
25 dozen Scarfs, in tech
four-in-hands, all new”
regular price, souls; for
sale, Blots.
Hosiery and- : .
100 dozen Boys’ Bi '
regular 25-ct. goodi, _,
sale, lticts. -
100 dozen Iadiss’ lined =
in brown and grey; three .
for 25cts. Regular price,
cts. per pair.
Kitchen nap ‘ " 5 5
Juataword ort‘woail"
it is we sell this serial; 5!
'cheepandtheremsrkltee
been heard, “Well, _ g, - M
"bosonething t".
is sitnply‘ithie— ' " .
ourhaeenlent as a store,
for old lumber,otc., we“
made it a practical "
at little or no cost. Buying.
for cash and selling“!
That’s how we do it.
. um Fill m, "
“Toilet Bets, .,
Mt. Worth 4. '
Cake Boxes, with
Worth Boots.
Bread Boxes,’
59c“.
Estimate“;
«a. , ,
Bread i'l‘oeetert“
«=1
Woflhm , 3*.
m1? ”Damn.
each. Worth 1069i.
11116
each W .-.
1 , Dish
wmx 5
sugar r
amen. it. “5’"
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309 great, i ButtoneAwo
”itemize-gust hell prior.
Toll (lo-tn.
Instinct, 7.09.
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