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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1894.
3
New Jewelry Store.
line watch and clock repairing a specialty.
Alland any delicate mechanism properly ed-
neted. Jewelry Jobbing neatly and promptly
’ attended to. Commissions faithfully perform-
ed. l'nll line of fine watches and clocks con-
, Itentlyonhand. All work guaranteed,
IIIOIIARO NOAOK,
rronur nan snug,”
m
. Steamship and :llsllvrey Tickets
to all parts of the world f r sale by
H. D. . SMITH.
Room 1 lasonic Building. Norwalk.
' OPEOIAL RATES TO
“Florida. California.
Bermuda, Egypt,
and other points of interest to travelers.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
OI Washington Street,
South Norwallr
ALI. W033 DO!!! I“! BANDJ
'_l0 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
“ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
900m churns '03 All) DELIVER
In me or OIIAEGB. on I'm.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office—Goorge 19.. Cook. Main street.
Darlen.
ti
JACOB M. LAYTON
Eire. [lie and Annidenilnsurance,
REAL ESTATE AND llOllSE AOElll
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sold. once 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post Dulce, South Norwalk, Ct.
El?" Public. Acknowledgments
en.
fiNew Haven & llarilonl ll. ll.
JUNE 7. 18M.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON VII. THIRD QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 12.
Text of the 14mm. Math. iv, 1-11~Meniory
Verses, I-L-Golden Text. Heb. iv. 15.
Commentary by the Rev. D. M. Steam
, 1. “Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit
into the wilder-noes to be tempted of the
devil." He was born by the Spirit and
baptised by the Spirit (Math. i, 20; iii,
16), and now He is led by the Spirit into
trial, for every servant inuet he tried. Con-
sider the trials of Abraham, Joseph, Moses,
David and other servants of the Lord.
'l'hink also oi the tastings of Israel, God’s
son, in the wilderness those A0 years. We
are taught to count it n binned privilege
to be tricd and never to think it strange
(Jae. i, 2, 12; I Pet. iv, 12). Jesus, al-
though absolutely perfect in Himself, was
made pcrfoct through suflaringnae the one
thor of our salvation (Heb. ii, 10), and,
while we are Ixrrfcctod forever in liim,
yet we must suffer with Him if we would
reign with Him (Hub. 1, 14; II Tim. ii,
12). See I Cor. x, 13.
2. “And when lie hnd fasted 40 days
and 40 nights ho was afterward an hun-
gcrcd.” Moses lasted 40 days and nights
on two different (mansions (Dout. ix, 9,
18); Elijah also fristcd 40 days and nights
on his way to rind ut the some Mount lio—
mb (I Kings xix, 8), the mountain of God,
whom He appeared to Moses in the burn-
ing bush (Ex. iii, 1, 2) and called him to
deliver Israel. We find these three 40 day
fosters on tho mount of transflguratlon,
but when the cloud passed thodisciplcs
saw no one save Jesus only (Moth. xvii,
8). We must son in it, at least, the entire
subjugation of tho natural and the sole
snprcrrrricy of the spiritual.
8. “And when the tomptcr came to Him
he said, If Thou he the Son of God, conr
mom} that these stones be made broad."
Mark calls the tcmptcr sntan, and Luise
calls him the devil. Both names are found
in our lesson, eaten signifying an rulversu-
ry, and devil on accuser. This first temp
tation is after the manner of that in Eden
and insinuates that God is not love, else
He would not withhold anything from ills
children, much less the brand necessary for
the body.
4. “But He answered and said, it is
written, Mon shall not live by brood alone.
but by every word that pmwlcth out of
the mouth of (ind. " Esau for food sold
his birthright, and cvcn lsnnc thought too
much of his food, while Adam and Eve.
with cvcry need supplied, sinned in the
mattcr of voting, but Jesus, in grout hun-
ger and sore prcsscd, submits to God and
resists the devil; “Tho lifo is more thnn
meat, and the body is more than raimont”
(Luke xii, 23). The main thing is to mog-
nify the Lord ruthcr than to pamper or
oven gratify N'If ritorn. xiv, if).
5. "Thou the devil mkcth lilrn up into
thc Holy City llllil sum-tin Iiirn on n pin-
nacle of thr- h‘illle‘. ” Sumo onc him rapid
thnt firirh ('l'llr ll‘ws tho qucstion "How?"
So we ask not how this \ers dorm, but sirn‘
ply bclicvo it and sec tho two in Jcrusn»
1cm on sonic high port of thr- tn-ruplo Tho
devil Is fond of high plum-s; rho Spirit of
God is [only Mill tom-hos humility. My
highest plum is lying low at my llulocni
er's fort.
ll. "And with unto Him, lf Thou be the
Son oi God, rust Thyself down, for it is
writtcn. Ill.‘ ohnll give ills lll‘iA-tillfi chm-go
concorrrlng Thcc, and in tlrolr hands thwy
shall bear Tim» up, lost at any time Thou
dosh ’l‘lly foot against it stone.” it is us if
he said, A son of f Ind should appear-among
thr- pcoplc in sumo lmllttlng murmur——
Como. as It wcm, down from hr-uvon right
in their rriidst. Tho first tcrrrptrrtlon was
the lust of tho limit. This looks like: thr-
lust of tho cyan. In Edl‘li the trio swuml
good for food and than plcnsnnt to the
eyes. Liston to thcdcvilquotlnu Scrip
true, but. corupurc I's. xr-I, ll. rind m» how
ho ruisouotm it by omitting no lllllrrrl'llllll
port.
7. “Jesus said unto him, it is writtcn
again. Thou shalt not rcmpt the Lord, thy
“Dd.” Scriptim‘ rIrn'H llill' i‘linll'lliill'l
Scriptunu but r-xplulrm it illiil instructs [is
how to rnoirl lln rrlruvr 'l’u turrrpt Hod l4
tho illlllilf-Iii‘ of mutiny: in tho rilll'rllr‘llr‘r‘
and conlidoncvof trust. his in Ihi'lllu-
of prvmurrptiun. Then» is no prn‘slllmplil Jr
in going whore God sends you on His M‘l‘V'
ice, but than» would he presumption in
going to llli' sumo plum or doing llw surm-
ihinr: rum-m of rind just to nuikr- your...“
in nurnc illlil how ”no prrlisv of mm.
b. "Again. lIrl' ill-VII Ililil‘lli Him up Into
on including high mountain urul show-til
llim uII lbw kingdoms-tot tho “'rli‘lrl lillil
tho (”01‘le ilwin." Luki‘ mlds'ibrrt 1w
did it in u rrronu‘nt of lIlllI‘, rind r‘imiin w-
nelt not how, but simply hollow. ilr- is
crillml tho prim-o rmd ibi- god of this world
(John xiv, .‘iU; II (for. iv, vi) and liflee‘ morn
under his control than Hmnu r'ru'r' no im-
licw, but. only by pvrirrlssion iiflil for In
timc. ’i‘br- kingdoms of this World shall
homom- riu- kiumiom of our Lord and His
Christ, rind liv blllill I‘I‘llfll furcvvr (Iiov.
xi, 1!”. if Wu will have poer now, it
will probably ho from tho dovil; if wc con
wriit llilil sum-r owhiln with i‘lrrlst, mu
shrill reign with Him forum-r.
(1. "And soilh unto llirn. All threw
things will i glw- Thou If 'I‘bou wilt full
down and Worship luv." it is of onion to
suck honor from own ruorr- than (mm God
-—-nngvls do not thus (ituv. nil, in. m.
The untichrietwill m-crvpr union‘s offer in
tho Inst (hays rm ilvm'rllw'rl In licv. xiii. .71“
we would to refer to this when lie mys.
“1 run come in my l‘nthcr's llltfili‘, rind
yo rcovivu Mo not; If rmoilrcr shrill mum
in his own name. him ye will rwr-ivobhrhn
v, ill). This mark of rho iwnet may bu tin-
quickcst and crochet wriy to honor, but it
Involvcnrm otvrnlty of torment with the
devil and his rnnpnrlsilicv. xiv, in“; Math.
no, ii). May We be Him the fricrrrhsnf
Drmir-i who pn'frvrml the fiery furnace to
the Worship of tho irnrimr(Dan. ill. 17, 18).
ill. "Thou with Jesus unto him, Hot
thee hem-o, sntnn, for it is written, Thou
shalt Wunlhlp the Lord thy God, and Him
only shalt thou serve. ” Thus in the third
tcmptotlon overcome by thrzewrrrl of the
Spirit. rind ouch quotation in from ”nutcr-
onrrmy. Ewe full by honoring HAN"): Josue
overcomes by bvlicvimg God. If wr- would
Iot‘c not the Wrii‘lil with Its lust of tlic
llcnh, lust of tho cym rmrl prlrlo of Mo. It
must be by being filled with thr- word and
the alpirit.
ii. ”Then the devil loner-til Him, and,
behold, angels mom and ministered unto
Him." Luke mynthnt llw devil left Him
for n smear). We are to submit oursoivr-s
to God. mist the devil, and be will line
from its (Jns. iv. 7). To this end m, one!
the whole armorris (ll-scribed in Eph. vi,
iii-18. it is well to hear in mind thnt we
lie for this present on the cmemy's territo-
ry rind manic with wicked spirits. but we
need not be rrrcrcomc. 'l’hc annivhl one
still ministering spirits (Heb. i, ”band
are or the children or (lad. Lee the
stories of the min and Elli-h curl Abra-
ham and but and Peter W m'
erfniiy, inclined simply heartily. and
we cannot but he mud.
’ , ~e
' liens-retailer Inflation.
The tariff bill has been before the sen- "
ate for many weeks. Over 400 Demo-
cratic amendments have been proposed,
and the long debate on each of these
drama from Week to week, from mouth
to mouth. Meantime the country waits;
industries of every sort, paralyzed by
the threat of the repeal of the present
protective thrill, stand idle or working
on short time until some definite legisla-
tion is in night. This long delay, this
continued tension oi' the business situa-
tion, is wholly due to Democratic inca-
tyl
Look at the record of delays. MLWiL
son's bill was so altered and amended in
the house that it was hardly recogniz-
able. It went to the senate to be re-
vamped in secret caucus and loaded
down with over 400 amendments. If
they had a mind of their own, why did
they not speak it in their first bill? Why,
it the Wilson bill is wrong, are we to be-
lieve that the Wilson-Voorhms bill is
perfect?
The more careful ~consideration of a
tar-iii" Irlll demands time. lf-to that is
added «illll nnmndmvuts‘by n Dorriocrutic
committee, many trucks must be con-
sumcd.
All the Republicans ask is fair discus:-
sion of each paragraph and principlv.
It is not their fault if ntlnctuuting Deni-
ocrutic mind brings our new topics to he
debate-«I.
They have a fer rights; should In- one
pectcd to prr lpusc some amendments, but
they are not standing in the way.
They have dared the Dcniocrnts to
bring it to vote. Thi'y stand ready to
press the matter to n spe-r-uiy decision.
All thcy will (lifllllltlll is that after fair
and full discussion there should be yea
and may votes on all important triples, so
that. ilrerc can be no Democratic, hedg-
ing, no hiding behind unrecorded votes.
The Democrats have full control of the
executive, the house and the senate.
That they do nothing except tall: and
quarrel among themselves is no fault. of
the minority. When the Republicans
had charge, they knew their mind and
spoke it and got their Irrglslilllun onto
the statute bricks in good order. That
the Democrats fail in this duty is. be-
cause they have no mind or so many dif-
ferent. ones: Iii-cause the-y rm- nunldc to
rise to the- dignity of irriliritrvr». but [nir-
ter rind IlrulrIo-l' while a notion walls in
lrllmioss null rllfill‘b'rn‘.
"i'rutcctinn, [Toto-rill“), Proton-Hour“
Thr- Murk Lune- lepl‘t’rs, ill» Trprw
scriluixvvorgnrr of tho English :rzrir-uI-
inrni closer-s, in its issuer of May 7 lir'lfi
the. following strum: :rnoI riglllllr’ltlll It“,
marks:
“Prritr‘i'tliiii. protm-tlorr, prwtvciiorrl
Thu Lilwrnl Irr-zrrs the mph-t in awry
political not». run! tbwrv- in truth in ii»-
sound now. 'I'Izw Lilwrul rum: rvcmmizv
our incl. or lli‘ will llnrl his fr‘lli'll ruth-
lessly tll>lllivllilli‘rl from its few: of clay.
This is in World which reform to be,- gov-
ornml by rilwlrlu't pririciplvs applied
with nmthv-nmtiral rxmfiituvlv. i‘lrrrirn-
stance-:6 llIEt’i' lilirl vary, and to apply Ellv
some dominating lnih-xilrlv prirrciplvs to
every social condition, no liliittrl’ what
thocircumetuncv, suggests. is mrntul .‘tw
Iidity absolutely out of harrriony with
common N‘llfi‘t‘. The filiulstorimne lum-
rosvntml cvr-ry Siluttl'fitlrrli against thy
omniscient values of thi-ir frw mob»
Mnmbo Jumbo until they have «barrow
ed inf-n with thrir rennin-rims, unthink-
ing devotion. 'l'lu- prinmpl» for which
agriculturists have M) ion-4 write-ruledis
, Maj: I v z' 2 r‘r'Irt rannuh- i7 r nil llrv throat
ill-M: r‘~ it. .1 awrlrl 'I§:l~ i~ ;| Harri.
Ill/min r'rrgrfl' 'i'lgv ynrrri;'.-.tr.'ruirrprrllrd
Ir: r Evrl'u 1 II ~‘,\'Il .‘iliil ~::.'rI. ‘ Ulr. i in mm an
llr'lr ll‘ ‘ n;- »l la y .u lot ll..\r"'
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wr-r m.‘ M 'l. . ’Inl’w'lo.‘ l: 32'» r 11:}
'I‘Iu _v \‘.~ 'II mm tl .. v r:r:r:;: rm rrr. 'I'ln r'v
\\:i~ no , I." ll r-r 'i'liuy \ml'md out fIrr'
li‘nlil r' ‘l ll r:- itl.‘ 1?:1' riv p, vI'ln y mi“
f:r'!.u I IAI.Il'ill.ll:r‘~li‘rrtllil_\'
rm i ll.’ _ .".I~IT!;__' :riwrr : With :1 l-IL!
vigor i'; Inn ran-nth mini 3 loo-Ii of Mr. 11“
roll" PE" 21 or; I:l~ Iii-‘r‘, “IL-11""~I:--1ll«'rl
If." §~ .' rmui rhinos riw ll‘hl'lilil
"Who! in f:w r. , of ll!” Inryurwl flro
indw-I a parliurnwnt no-arr-r rm v.71: iiion. "
Tlu- [lulu-tr; M "w ‘lle riff.
Tlu- platform «f (Irv I)! rural-min parry
nit (”him-:o \‘rgznrn-mly ilr'llr hum-«i llii‘ in-
dustry of rho she-riff. who-b. if was
Pllllllit‘il, hurl born fuels-rm! I-y ['F‘rll'l’llilll.
Ri'l’ilt’liillifl’lll...’ how busy n time ”no alli'l"
iff hue had since March 4. Hit}. it is us
m-Il to one how the DF‘llliN'l'iIEII' :ro‘l'fr srm—
once has rixrwrl Willi Ila rlrrrllfrn notion of
the short!“ industry.
During Hill iIrvrr' wr-ru ”Jim traile-
fnilrirps in tho i'nltrd Starr-9.1rrirrg52
pct writ moro- rlum in Mr). 'i'lio- iinbili-
tips n! thosr- who friilwl in inlti wr'rn
Homeroom, m r'ulilplll‘i'll “‘llll Iirtlillillra
of filmimunroo in lent. :m Itir'l’mlm! of
honorarium» in u niiigll' your. “21» their
over such on ;tl’i’ilill Immbm; :ur liniurl rm
this Chico-go rlrruiuciution of the .«Ineritl’:
Urutvrl Stair-4 to :irlno- :ii ”Ili‘i‘iilirl d.»-
mnrrd tho ilnmmliritv cmmtrnn of tlw pol.
icy of prostrrition which {Irv high slit-rill
is thrusting upon tlmArricrimn [temple
and to “denounce n policy which fosters
no industry so much an it does that of
tho ohrrfiiL"-—Anwrimn licorromiflt.
n... u... ,.......,.... . -w
flay llummnmic (solidi.
if you are o-tnplrryrd in it factory that
make-n dross goods and your wifc and
your rrcighlmr'n wifu slrooirlr-nvlr buy a
dress wittvrn that was inside in England.
they nrv depriving you of Work Inclined
them must b» n errrrsIIer demand for the
goods you are limiting. and your employ-
er cannot malo- morn winder than the [my
pie will buy just for the sake of finding
Work for you. How that they buy gorilla
mode in your factory.
'A’reliy Aunt her I'm free 'I'rluie.
A drummer mom from Cinema” drop
pod into (me of the big hardware stores
adey or two ago and stared in minder
at the busy clerks. Asrmooi' tlw port»
nsrs approached him he said. within deep
sigh of satisfaction:
“Don't disturb me; don't say a word:
just let me nit and enjoy this pin‘tfim of
activity. i haven't mm anything like it
for the past six rnontiis."~—~(.’l~vcinng£x~
miner.
W
To the Credit of 3mm
hr. 4!».
When Brains and assassinate
old Julius (fie-er. lea-lee met.
in. ringer pierced one than alone—
The mum on the throne.
in wears-erred («mum
rummwamm
mun-n
little these dare"
VERY TRYING.
'l’hellnlortunatc I’mii.on 0' Two Patients
In . Doctor’s "nice.
Thcro la n doctor in n naighim'ing city
who snakes in specialty of rlisooacs of the
nose and throne. ii»: is nskilliul and suc-
careful pm;ii:i-..u :- nml has rrrride a great
reputation for “board. Um: morning, not
euvr'rylouuugo, in young man went to
see him, The fiprwlullst asked him a few
questions, marred down his "root and
then took a towel nod wet it under a tap.
Ho handed the: town) to the young man
and said: "Put that towel ovcr your noe-
trlln and mouth itlltl go into this mun in
the rear of my «film. Bmsrhc through it
until I loll you to more out. Do not. in
any circumstance. remove the towel until
I Will you into this oiiir'v."
The young ii‘mii“‘dirl as ho was bid. llc
wallow! into the n-nr mun, which was 'a
enroll. dingy plow liner-ml with instru-
tucnts and lumkri nnd containing tWo crisy
choirs. As in: went in his lookcd at his
watch. if was ll:le)o'cIock. Hr,- pincer!
the wet tole over his nostrils and mouth
and sat-low" in um: of the chairs. lio
hurl not been their longer than 15 min-
uu-s whr-n the door opvncd it'llil tho rritlwr
pn-tty young woman whom ho had ob-
r-wrvr-d in tho wailing morn clinic in. Sbc
('lll'l'lr'il 3 W11, towel in lu-r hnnd. rind sho
min-fully plum-d it. our ins-r nostrils and
mouth and not down in the othor choir.
'l'iwy mr riwn: “ll' half an hour Iongr-r.
Thvn rlru plrl thought ofsomvrhing. Mic
hrld up ln-r hands infill slowly and blind-
Ollnly apnnlh-ri out with hcr linger-rs, "lio
you ulr-iwrdmrd (In: Sign Iziriguugr?” The
young Ili'AII rrorlriml his Imul vigorously
'I'hvn .~l.w up. Hm! out, "What on i‘ill‘l’ll
imrkvsi him kv’r'p us lil'l'CFU long?" Tim
yoririgru:ur'~‘ iiriurrs fol-i hrrtimi lwrlirin‘t
krrow ' Irlnn‘t rirrrn no dung or no out
tlli'l'l', " aim ~pr IIHI, "for Iii-'5 uwful cross,
and lw'~ m high prim-d rind hum-u «o much
that I “not in “r! nil tlrr- good I can from
him firi- xl-lr " "r’uruo lir'n',"r€pr'llifil the
young man
By llrr~ rirrrc it \t'n-r 3 o‘clock. Tho?
moi-ml tin 5r choirs tocvrhr'r. still lcr-cplrur
that now dry rowvl-e our (hair mouths rmd
nostrilsurui milwdwltlr ill-:li’ ilrrucrs for
mmtlrvr hour. .IE .4 o'clock the Imprison-
lnvntlm :urw Iiftlr: Insstlrrsntorturc. 'l'Iu-y
could not walk around. for if tin-y did the
'(th'Is Would drop off. and that would
rwvcrdo They did not want to it” out
into thr- rlwtnr's other. for tin-y did not
know l-rrr rlw rlru‘i’lrl’ might have on rat-
(‘r'IIi-rll- rd... in ki’f‘plllk’lhi'lli thorn. ’I‘hcy
endured .rrioibrr hour. Whm tho yrruili.’
mun Imrkrrl ul. his watch for the tlirmr
hurrdrr d and ibirtym-nvnth iiuw, Inc found
it ism '. o ~ in h, During that hour. from
i to .5, lw hm! I’m-n prrrli‘lilj! \‘r-ry rr'Fllrsw",
lIr' w:i~ hungry .\f .3 o'r l'n'Ii Irv lorrt oil
llrn‘ in“ r I .ihrl Milli \‘lllrrl’utisl'ii “lll liHi
grail ) ...~ (2‘ ‘ur; mum If: Ili‘i‘plilu us in
that h‘nrn Mr luv u‘”
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{aw i: “1. pm“ to u «urinal mph ~r-lirll.
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lira irlwll)‘ Ira “moist.
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to v. r! 'rllI-uri
Two e mi \“illozrrrwi’nn't It‘ll )‘I twbvthrr
I Illw‘ him or Imtrv him
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high Ill-:ml from rmrl . w 'r't lwn oblv
to illurlt‘t r errfhvr It liter In up him hlr'k-
rm in or toy (‘liIi’Iu'lH “HOW—Now York
\VrrvLIy
A “'rIyIIrIo' I'Ir'umiii ry.
"It tnun‘ I'r' miglriyllrrv.“ moi I’Imlrllrr:r
I’rln', ulro l..rd lwrr mulirru fun run lo in
from n luurmrv wrap of pripu-r. "ii r irrow
in do rlr. Iv « Ml roilil ,wv l--t_\‘ llow'rl for
ilkv fi‘r iv pr. wrrlwl or court?"
“1 hair he'll." rvpllvd Ml‘rrfiiir'l‘lllu
Milan
“H‘way‘ I‘u'lm dum' It for no?
"Do gran jury."w“fiiulrinmon r'lrrr
A! the ihmnllng "mm.
"it“... n‘u'llw Filliilnw.” rvrrrrirkml lilo
liminlrr nil llw llll‘ hillv All ”in: l lIIIi‘ in tip
lysihlvfi n iIrc brur‘ tirlr
Thu lmrllmly alum-ml Nps‘hnrply. owl
"no Miami: 7 on tho lli‘lil" all!" lll‘\’l'l' IN on
Then {my hmllmly 'snrrr-mu-rr Wm.” nirvrl W
mim thinned». and III!‘ Ludtrivrorr the u. ..r
“(In when! llr- i'llI-‘lr 9H IIiI' lurni‘ilvr in:
(hr (,1: xiv!» m-Ihimli Fr: 0 l’rvvs.
new "are "rule.
Mn. SillizrlllM'AEj'Ii'lh'rili‘itl is n [wrfml
Miler.
P’firlulfl— You rumm- o: ,
Mrs, .Vm' ’vir:=~—-“irrr-o I'w Iarliy Is‘mn
Inthiilu to 1mm wulu r J“! IIr'v l‘wlr»
angel 2.1;! {million ini- mp. . hardwood
firiternlgg‘s' 3,. are rr.‘ baud
blunted r .7 ‘- I; .' 7"?"
irfu. ”Ni 1.1'
r“ on.
Lu; ..
An lain-aroma tarpon-m.
Jbi'li-“l"' Wir ‘Nn ' to iwe‘m‘ibirrg
you nary, 4%: i «it 8 row?
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11 ghy pr: ’ i .r ’r' 4 ’nrl.“ firii'l
“Yr. "fly-Lilo
Arithiltfiech
“motley is mining in great loin-first in
"is be studying the piano?"
“Kn: the min “~Chlcago interilcnm. l
ladies’ wane, Oray and Brown
Oanvas
a
oxronos,
50c aPair, Worth $1.50.
iadies’ line Russell and Kid
OXFORDS,
500a Pair, Worth $1.50
Men’s Russell Bluchers, Worth
$3.00;
Only $ i .50 a Pair, at
THEODORE
8| WASHINGTON SIREET,
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that. my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-S
EISY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.
Parent Medicines
Al 01' ll PRICES.
IN HOT. NARO NOT TO TAKE,
luxulniiik'g v.00
IImrI's Sursnpurillu, .liil
.vlyr-r-a' Snrsnpnrilla, .il7
Ilrma‘s Sursriprir'illrr, .Il’.‘
l'ulicrrm llvsoivcul, .7”
Scott's Ernulsion. .Ilo
lirwn‘e Nurvum, .TIl
HliIIson‘n Siltiifllllt for liirrlrrriu, .73
l’ninu's ('vh-rv Corrrpoirrrd. .65
Iimndrolh'n l’iIIs, .Iil
Air-mics l'lnstcrs.
Ih‘rrsmi‘s Cripsivr- I’Irrsicrs,
i‘risioriu. .‘31
(,frirtvr's i’ille,
Alwrml'n Iiilivrs,
liruirmi's Microbe Killvr. (link, .75
Ilmlnru'rr hficrolm Killvr, mil. john, 2.?“
Yrrnkw Lung l'Iiiilllii‘I', .12.")
Geo. O. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
lli Washington street.
lll‘h‘ 0!“
W. Podmore,
Mill HA VIC MONEY.
Kilt hen Table!» no)
Extension Tables. urn
Dining ('lielrs, .m
Common Chairs. .40
Reed Broker. 14m
ballot Rocker. .e',
Mammoth Becker. 52.95
lligh Chair and Table. Marl
Cieari ng Sale
Baby muons.
Jars. hammocks, Sesame, lee than
rmm.mm Alimm ~
OISEN’S,
- SOIIIH NONNAIK.
THE CENTRAL
OASII OROOERY
I5 NORTH MAIN STREET.
———..”______,
l6 Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to All.
EOONOMYisWEALTH
you may not. become wealthy but you
will save. money and have the satisfac-
tion of curing the very host bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Teas and L'oil'ces are noted for
their purity and (leIicious ilavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a vcry extensivofrade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
SN---“ .. M.‘ ,.
Will not
Now is’tbc time in buy when prices are the
lamest. \Vrili l'apur never has been or will it
be again on low as we are selling It. Notwith-
standing the low prir-c that no have been
charging for it. we intend ro carry them down
orn- poi: lows-r.
ifonuncncing Juno Both. until further
notice we will give a discount of 10 per
com. on all our gnulcs of (liit Papers
and Iloiwlom, we, Ich d. large stock and
must soil it. as \\'r- do not wish to carry
it mwr. '
WCW
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PICTUREFRAMINO
I )EI ‘A RT.“ Eh'l‘
l4 Hrl‘ .rIVII‘. Wr- r'rirryiiw Irirucst clock of
)luriiomw. lillll our prlr-cxure rIw loin-st for
tired « um. nork. llur hints rm- cut by llihf'lilll-
vi). Wv um wll IIii‘lll Inurr than pnr'iIr-s can
limit cut them by Iuirld. I’ll turn mmrldim: by
tho loot. .) Irmrv rirumrirnerrl or unframed
plr'lurrrk. \\ n- Mollie only one iImt carry it
million of
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS
For i'myrm. Warm-and UII Work.
'Ilie ruinous m-r. mmm-ur Mullins. Ilr'miiar
privvfiiwunill‘W'II'D- low. Webnvrmgolrl utlnt
lImi will but irn’tdrili.riiirlr'rlri Im \i'rinlrwl. Ilia
rind 55w n lmlllv.
W
POINTERS' SUPPLIES.
(‘nnr‘ln ('oiors nrrl vrirriielwu ilurprlr'us om
IIM' lmvsni for llrrli VIM» igomlu. \h- do not
Itr'iilr seconds.
i’ninlirrrt, i'ruu-r harming, Hun
”mounting and From-ohm.
L. H. Decker,
ill Washlngton 8t. 80. Norwsllr
P. .1. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and lies lilting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
.1. F. Flynn will have personal shameful this
department.
Writlmr.
Plumbingnrcrlmoloi and pot in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Best in the World. (loll and get prices.
mil if
urns. “
Paper Hanger. Onlelnlrrer. Painter
memes
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