w’
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i
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' These goods are all new and in
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in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll. ,
I have been told by a great
mm customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
bits 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
L prices.
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Dana’s Sarsaparilla, .67
Guticurn Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nervura, .7
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Psine’s Cele Compound, .65
Brandreth‘s ills, .12
Aloock's Plasters, .10
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Oestoria, .23
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Atwood‘s Bitters, .12
Radam's Microbe Killer, qts., ’.7."l
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Yankee Lung Soother, .25
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New Dried Apricots.
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Our Tens and l'oil'ees are noted for
their purity and delicious ililvor. We
sell the wry stt article as low as other
dealers lurk for inferior goods. As We do
a wry extensiw trude in Torts and ('of-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
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J UNE 7. 1894.
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lull $3er Kahlua" A. ii.-s on am. too
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON rx. rmo‘smen, mrsa-
NATIONAL SERIES. AUG. 25.
In! of the Lesson. John ll, i-uwnlemury
Verses, l-il—-Golden Text. John ii, ll.
Commentary by the Rev. D. M. Skulls.
1. "And the third day there was a Illa!"
rings in Conn of Galileo. and the mother
of Jesus was there." The number three is
one of the most Sllgm'sill'e of Bible nunl.
here from Genesis to Revolution. It stands
for solidity or fullness and, in connection
with the Trinity, divine fullness. The
third day is suggestive of resurrection, as
in the rcsumctlon of Isaac and Jonah and
Jesus (Gen. xxii, 4; Much. xii, 40; Hos.
vi, 2). This first miracle makes us think
of the marriage of the Lamb, which will
probably take place on tile morning of the
third day. .
2. “And both Jesus was called and His
disciples to the marriage. " The disciples
at this time were probably Andrew, Sl-
mon, John, James, Philip and Nutllanncl,
and it may have been, for ought we know,
the marriage of Nathanael, for he belonged
to Court (John xxi, 2). Some day we shall
know, if necessary. We may think of
Mary and Jesus and the disciples finding
limo to nttcnd n rnnrrirluo and glorifying
God by so doing. It is safe to go anywhere
withJcrlus and serve or wait with Him.
8. "And when they wanted wine the
mother of Jesus saith unto llllll, They
have no wine." There was then u neces-
sity unsuppliod, which will give Jesus an
opportunity to Work. llrlppy will we be
if WU sec ill every time of lll'l‘il an menuion
for Jesus to nlunlfl-st llirrlscif. And are,
not ull needs permitted to come to thr-
Clllllll'i'll of God just to give (X‘Ilmllilli to
fulfill the proillisv, "My (iod shrill supply
all your lured llccordillu to ills riches in
glorylly Christ Jesus?" (Phil. iv. ill). Wine
illunf. be glxld when (lod makes it find pro<
vides it, for there. would surely bv no lc-uw
on lll it, no evil, and yet. we rend. "’l‘ily
love is better than wine" (5. of Sol. l, 2).
ii. “Jesus lullth unto her: Woman, willlt
have I to do with thee? Mine hour is not
yet come. " Whatever apparent diflh'ulty
there may be ill these Words, we may be
sum that there was nothing disrespectful
to Mary, for Jesus never said nor did it.
wrong thing. nor anything out of plum
As to the time not beingvolue, (iod is ncl'»
“i too fast llor tooslow ill urlyth'lng llo
decs. Tho yenrurld month and duy ulld
hour and moment llre ull ('ll‘lll‘ and known
to Him for every event. He is ill-wr- taken
by surprise, now-r ullprcpun‘d.
5. “ills mother saith unto the servants,
Whntsmrl'er Ho sultll unto you, do ll. "
She. did not ruislllldlrrstllud llinl nor trike
rlrrllss what He liliil sold, but sun' that. lit-
would see to it. silo gives llllri lll‘tlt'r to
the servants. llowm'ollld it do to burldull
scrvurlts our in Him for illsruurlllgzvrrmll
olld rmt Ill ills ordering of pvl’sous urol
things" ('ortulllly it Would lll' mil for 12»
till to lillil‘ delight in bl ing “ii lmllri m-rxr
unis ready in till promptly (lll llislrmwiili'
rllerlts (ll Soul. xv, lill.
l'l. ".\rld llli‘l‘l' werl- M'l llll'rl‘ six water
pots of stone, nib-r llll‘ llllllllxrrnl‘ llu- purl»
lying of thr- .li‘Hi, won-lining lot. or
tllrlrl- ilrklrrs upil-l-o.” \‘mwls for purity
illu. llow suggestive! .‘lrld 2.1x oi lllrm,
the lllllllilll llllruln-r. tho lllllillli'l' of lllilll.
ulld .Il-sus will prl'nt'ilily UN' llil‘lll. liow
nullly \‘t‘l'hl‘l-l (‘Ollil‘ to mind. ".\ \‘l‘k‘hl‘l
meet for llll‘ lllzlatl-r'a‘ use." "Wr- lliHl‘ this
treasure in I‘Ill‘llll‘ll \'l'.‘~fi«'l".” urld smur-
illlli'h' they ill'l' \‘i'N‘t'ln of willy ll rt'l‘lll‘lll sort,
(ll 'l'ilrl, ll. :1, ll ('or. iv. 7, lit. i. NH
The urrnt llllllfl in to be rl-zld)‘ to ills bond
and fluid)“ r'uldl' li' All‘ Willll!‘ rm, ll:l\'
iulzrloplslrls lrnr [lill‘lltlm'i but, ”in; mil
in“, if 111- should not, rr-qurl-e- llll'. in at
error,- to unit Ull llllrl still. my lll’iil‘l. Milt:
lug, "'l'lmu rrrt Worthy. ll Lord. illlll lulu
for 'l'Ily llll‘llhlll‘l' lilut. 'l'll-oll Hilly-hi lu-
magnified "
7. “Jesus with urllo lllt‘lll. hill filo Wu
torpnt.‘ with \l‘ulvr, .\|llI. lllvy iilll-d rhvru
up to llll‘ brim." lt mu \\ llll' tin-y \lurrt
r-d, but llv orders “SHIT .\-,:;llll bow [or
i'l-vt’ lull‘ll of \hilil'l', it \‘.l'll of “All r
springing up, l‘l\’l r~ ol’ ll . rm: \xll'rr (-Lllllll
iii. :._ in. 1?. \il, 2hr .\rnl lillr-d l.» Illr‘
brim llwlr illloll' llllr‘Hl'. would .3. u
boot ll~l' to Him in '“lllll'i‘llllil llltll All-w
npprom lulu: “curring. / 'l‘llrrl i. t Iln.‘ m'l'\
nuts till you “llll ill-in,r “uh r l'il’ll lli~
Word and .‘llll‘ll biolul \ i. I'm
r. ".\rrd llr .~.ullr llrllo limo, l)l':i\\ will
now llllll ivmr limo llll' lilill‘f‘lll‘l‘ or lllw
lr'ilsl, :lllll llli'}'lv1|l‘l’ if." “'v in l‘i\l‘ ll..-
\S‘illl'l' llol lnr «lilf’l-l'll'l‘s, bul for other,»
We rm‘r‘llo it only to pass it no. and llllll'nn
Wl‘ [mm ii (ill or ill“ lloi lining II. ill‘iulll.
\Vr' ill'r‘MllIilrml'll to ll\‘l' not lllllilllul‘rw‘ll'i'fi.
but unto Iliul \\ ilolol'wl Il‘illlll guw llllll
self for us, to tho povurnor first. “in-thin
writing it li'lli'l‘ or nullriruzu mil. ll’m‘ll
lull n “has or prruvlltuulllogmpl'l. ll illll~i
llo “llll. llilll,” not :l~ plowing lill'll. lull
find, who truth our hulrh. 5illll}lf|l.'.ilr
hllllw Irllf’w'lh‘n Ilmri‘lWl ll illlltl Hull ll
'l’llrss. ii. 4.. II Tim ii, 1.3).
it. “When tllo rub-r of ”W Tl-rlsl Ilud in»!
HA Illl‘ Wtill‘l’ illul \lil-i llllllll‘ \llllo urld
know it'll. whom-.- lt, “us, but illl‘ m-rlv
unis \Vllll'll drrw llw wull-r lllll‘W. riu»
governor of lilo ll‘ilfil (‘lllll‘il lllr‘ lll'lill'
groollr." r‘u-u how lilo “'Zlil‘i‘, probably no
it was drawn out, wrl-l i'llililizl‘ll into wine.
All we aim forth tho living Wiill‘l' it ruuk-
utlr glad the heart of mull, lilo; the wine
of the kingdom. 'I'llo true bridegroom,
whom: nppmnrdllllrz lllrlrrllurv we tin-ally run
jolm in. is Jesus lillrrsuli’, and it is wull
when the wuimr wo limit to other» rrullws
them so trllui llrrlt. they inquire for lilo
lll'lrlotrroulrl. l'r-opioslly: Wilcrodo yolltzl-t
such uluxlwlrlv'! liowlloyou iipd so much
und such precious things in tiw book? The
son'llnis who druw tlm “’llll'l' know. ill:
does It ull.
ill. “And Hilltll unto him, livery until at
thrills-ginning doth set forth good wine.
and wiwn nll'il lmvo Well drunk ilwu that
which ill worse, but thou bust kept the
[{0le wine until now." Corriirllrlg our
selves for ll nlolrlont to the actual vw-llt lll
Conn that tiny. see how Jesuswho wrr night
the miracle, in pllsml by "ml the bride
grrmlll trots the credit. it requires grout
grrlcu to be the lrllltrlllllent In ll [mod Work
and rev nnother get the credit of it, lull
liis arm-o is sufllcicnt oven for that, lwt
us at!" tlmt wo ill all things lllnurllfy llll‘
Lord as we hope that bridegroom dbl tlull
day, informing the governor us to the out
”101' of fill! Wlill'. In rm ibv ll'llsl" \l‘lu‘rv
the hard provides itis lmltr-r illrtllvroll,
and tho lit will in. Hill lav-st.
ll. “1' '» .., ln'llll . int; of llllruries dill Ju-
sun In Illflll ol' ‘liillli‘l‘, lllld llllllilli‘i-llt‘ll
forth ills glory. and lllsdiselpies lwilovrd
on Him." Ills glory will be llultlifcsted
at ills own marriage cm lie shall return
for the jrldglllent of nations. the conver:
lion of Is‘mel and the establishment of
ills kingdom “ml"? the whole henvon
(Dan. vii, 37). Thou shall all our cups
cold water he changed into the new Wines
of chokingdorll, and all ismi shall be
iimon Him as they shall look upon Him
whom they hers pleural and sing: "Blue
ed he liethst moth inthensmoofthe
lord." "Till-lsonriloa. We have «sited
drum"
FOB LITTLE FOLKS ‘
‘ , O
A Little m.
Booniersng throwing is practiced sin
most exclusively in Australia omen: the”
natives. I
The throwing force. gravitation end
turning motion are the futures of the:
boornersns. and below will be shown how‘
to make s boomerang and throw it. The
main thing about the boomerang istbet it
mums to the starting puint.
Make your boomers“ of stifl osrdbossd.
exactly the shops shown by the sketch.
Thsnpress itundertho nsilof the fore:
.1“ --
finger and thumb of the left hand and
with the forefinger and thumb of the right
hand and snap it nwsy. This gives to the
boomerang the force impelling it forward
and at the some time o turning motion.
which latter forces it in, going it disgo’
naily into the air to maintain its p e un-
til the force is exhausted. 9* The moment
this occurs the boomerang turns without
going up further and falls back of its
own weight. Constantly turning, in main-
tains its inclination. The resistance Oder-
srl by the air makes it return to this in-
cline plain and therefore at the starting
point. lie careful that your boomerang is
of equal sides and perfectly even as to
weight.
A Perilous Ride.
A young lady was staying with her
brother in e reach, a cattle station, in the
wild west. One dsyshewont out alone
for a ride. She came to the dry bed of a
river and turned her horse into it and
centered along between the steep rocky
banks. After awhile she saw a cloud on
the horizon. It was being driven along
by the wind, and from is heavy rain was
falling. She turned homewerd and put
herbarso to n gallop. as the bodof the
river was hard and sandy. At a bend she
looked back. and to her horror she saw at
some distance or wall of water about six
feet high rushing toward her. She knew
her danger urld pressed her horse onward,
as the bunks were too steep for her to es-
cope from the channcl. The water grunt-d
on her as It rushed along. singing and
boiling and costing up clouds of spray. .
There was an island .1 little further on,
and silo felt. that lif'l' one chance was to
reach that. 80 with her whip and voice sho
llrul‘d on her horse. She hndjusi mnnngod
to force hr'.‘ horse up the steep side of the
island when tilzl flood struck it with filli‘ll
l) roar illut lilo startled horse suddenly
stopped. Tho rider was thrown off, arid
the wutrr sure-ml around her. Silo gave
up hope and full, almost flllnl'lnlz, into the
water, but a moment [\lfl'l' uhowns sought
round the waist mld lifted in front of lli'f‘
brother's horse. and was soon in safety.
[is hull own the storm mmlnuon llnd bud
gone out. ill search of her, and happily he
fell in with her just in time to rescue 1)"?
from being dmwnnl nil the end of her
portions ride. ~.l ‘llntterlulx.
lemma l'irsythinzs.
It is cold ill the land of tho Eskimo—
vory mid, colder than you who live in the
temperate zone can imagine. It is never
warm there and never what we would
call “pleasant." Tile sun, when it shims
at nil, shines (Willy, and the snow and in-
rlevor molt. The people try to keep \vnrlll.
That is all. liut us for taking walks for
pleasure or indulging in outdoor sports
they nnror do such things at all on no
count of thi- mld. Although wrapped up
Ilko lllrlo mulllrnivs, for the first. few
j'l'ilrfiuf llll-ll‘ lll't’ll, le Kahlil“) l'lllllli‘cll
rln- pluyful littlo ill-lugs nllrl lrer' toys us
dearly ml do the r'llildrlrrl of any mull: ry.
And what do you suppose they pluy
WITllwilll‘flil lili’llWiiy, lllllf frlm'll lmbieui’
’l'lll'y pluy willl Irzll'll's. for (how are lilo
only pinyllllrmr filly mm llrlll. With llll‘ll'
stout, stubby littlu bands they nlliki‘ Ilt’l‘k'
laces out. of ll-lvtles and fasten the pl'l-ltlrst
of them to Wll'i'tl to make curring» of.
Thi‘ll’ mum's um pluyr‘d with small snow.
bulls or tarballs which are frozen so hnrd
that they ('iiZI be bundled quite awhile lu-
doorll llt‘llll’ll they will rrrolt, l'l'r‘flzllm the
l‘Isklnm children from o gunlo with luv
llllii‘llll‘li. llllllWllll knows but rhvir iilrio
toy wagon-l rnuy lln hollowed out of blocks
of icoZ‘w llow Bells.
The (‘urfew Bell.
Let mo tell you one little story of the
curfew.
in on English village n brldo stolo forth,
liirlllvrnlilro, oll lli‘i‘ wedding duy to hide
in the fume, but becoming frightened tried
to find her way buck and took the wrong
path. film was norm lost, and is heavy
sllolvstorlu coming with darkness the girl
became terrified with visions of robbers
and danger ill r-vory form, when suddenly
through this dlsnlui gloom came the sound
of the dear old cufrow, sweet" and low.
Guided by it to her homo, she fell upon
her knees in gratitude. When shodled.
ehc lxrqur-nthod not only nohlmo of bells
to the church of her little village, but
money to keep up the orlstrml always of
ringing the curfew—flown Mid Country.
Kit. This.»
Vhe north wind doth blow.
But none is the snow.
And green in the stress in the hollow.
Through the blue sky
Home fluttering by
Many e. retain and swallow.
swimming
”consult-ism
“
*4
'l'heooiore Olsen
-—HA8 BOUGHT rue-
SHOE STOCK
--0F——
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
-——FOR—
ilc [ill iii
an
E DDLLAR,
AND IT IS NOW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
TDD MILE
SEA TRIPS
' ll; lid: beautiful new «learn-«bios of fin-
Oid Dominion Line.
To llld l’oillt forum". or Virginie
flour-h null lieillrn,
lllyngfl Hillel.) Prince-w some ii: Mu
.‘lllt‘l'll‘llfilllhll r'rwrts on the Miami:- roast
m R srmnrlzn onlso. “my hr inmlerlr
Sill. UIil Point Comfort. SIB.
Sii. Virginia Beach. iii.
A day and u rpmrter at either ll(.if'l,
INCLUDING EVERY EXPENSE.
(if lllelti-l and berths en Hull!" and st. «lay and A
lilllll‘ll‘r'n bourd ill. either Ilorrl.
'l‘l is trip Is an lllr'fll one. s.- ills more skins
lIru whirl. “‘llll llll’ll' likriillnwl Hf wn-lv knf'“,
urld passes Ill review mmly walrus; pill in
mid Lrllllllrl of lllll'l‘t'Hl.
ULD DDMINlDN 8. 8. 00.
w.1..ol'll.l..\l'lli‘.l'.'l‘rr.\l‘r'll‘ listens-.9;
l’il‘l' Ell. N. it, how \orh.
lylrim
MUST MAGNIFICENT
TOUR HF Tlll‘. SEAS”)?
T”
The Thousand islands
$l5.00 Sliilil
l'lldor the mnnnm-umnt of ifs your .9 Elm ren-
iIoll Tulll‘lsl l'n. le-r iltl lrulrl lustre llroollfirirl
.llllil‘llllli at Will n.1ll.. ‘l‘llrvriut, Alum-l LVN.
ltrrillllgnl 'l‘llultwluri lililtillls early rim mrrw
l‘\'l'llll|K. l'rlr‘lorrul'w «Hamill-ll («rule 1: new;
i‘lll’ll Wil'l. \Vi‘lit'lr sl‘milld bu rr-srrt'r-r in m.“
\’liili'l‘. inst tour ml' the shown. tor-refun-
l-l'l'r'lonv should llvllll tlu-ruwlww of this trip.
For further llllr'rrlllillltlll and Viv 'utw. r all or.
ii: ill-i llm-lll N. Y. N. ii. (in it. it, i.
Pays all iirpemn of
Four IJlrys' 'l‘nllr,
'l‘lln lillll‘lt or lbw lll“'.lcflllli.l
Tours to Saratoga.
AUG. 20th and 27th. K
$9.00 I’ll," ell Espennn n!
l’rmr Da’e' 1m".
Hl‘nll for “'l‘olll‘l-«t. World“
lii‘llw
Tax Collector's Notice.
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'0'l'll,'E In hereby given to nil wrenns llsbfn
l.\ to pay tiller: lotto-Town n Norwnih. in
rlvlu‘r‘l Milne of
CHEAP MUSIC.
The July
MusicaIHome
Is now rewlz. The t'orlivnt‘s are: “Juliette."
serum», Holst; "Wino omlulmother Set in
the Power." voog. ‘iusir: ”The Algonquin
Club," waits». i‘oztrmdlen: "A Turn in the
Thin." wing. liiwnruy; “Resilience." march.
l'Eu'lififi "l ilmrd lilv Voile of Jesus Say,"
mat-ii, Sprint‘ilrzg: “(in on to the Funny
unlit.“a-or..r, F'illl‘.»’ii.- 1MP: number can be
our bwi .’ .r
8 cis. and One Coupon
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We have also added
noccwnnn's
Musical Monthly,
whirl: men he prrs'uml for
lots. and line Coupon.
The rotten!“ of fill July number are:
lr'tfllltfll'rk'rl. l'Ml‘fl.
.lrl-V (in! More \‘l’sill.
Littler. lizss'llifr.
Tender Lulu ’i’rml Kris-2' ili< -.
(lie: lime»: first.
on»
faint» or Law “1.: vol-z of "A-a in a
Enrolled”: iriio~."~f13}' llh' arms. and one
.14., 1.: "ionisauln of Hull; Lila. within
..
European items » " Unit: 1. .
lcl'i' of
W. Podmore,
Hill ‘A‘Kir‘. "ANNEX".
$3.“)
85.")
.8)
. , .40
isn‘t . w-’, “1”
rpm. .85
“on.” will All»! A". $2.35
it. ‘1:.'.
”'le leaf! elm: EAJil/i‘,
Clearing Sale
itslu‘,‘ Parr lug”.
Jaimlllmmu its. rivals. l-‘n rwns. life Cream
Frown". "I”, link”. rit'. All new goods.
I K 3101!? MRS". NORWALK. 00M
' (Wile Horns lesybooot.
avoidance. 3 Elm sir“. Telephone Milli All“
on
i
lilo ('ollniy of Fulfill-id Moi .‘l'oir'oi' i‘nmprtl.:
”ii. on lilonusnsnrnerlt list of illtl. that i will
illi'l'lt flu-m n". Receive nutrition-n at flu! follow.
in l mes um some, to w :
All. the more Bf W. H. Hartford. llsr-t. Norrie-ill.
lllown 'i'mvnl. on Thursday. August filth. Mi,
from ill o'clock forenrlnn rlntii tram overtime.
M Ilm store of .l‘. U. Randell. at. thrilvyrlh.
ml the ni'b-rrmun of Tl’lii‘l'lllily. August. Mir.
Mil. from :I o‘clock until. 4:20 o'clock.
Attire More of Alphonm Dibble, st “notiu’
Five Mile Riwr, on the wanton of Thursday;
Alla met Bill-ll brill. from 7 until. 54:30 o'r'lorls.’
At the Mir» of (he. roller-tor. ileum I‘m. i
Masonic Building. in the filly of Norwelir. in
said Town of Norwntih, on “idem-Alt (HM.
MM. from 9 o'clock fornnmrl. umli' outwit
sl’lel'noon and from 7 until it in the semis
Mr. ii. I. smith. not the Collector's 0 mp,
Nnrwnllt. and Mr. Jacob M. ileum. st his
omen. Rallrnml. Pimp, Honrll firlrwnlil. are
authorized to receive flexes for me.
On all tum which shell remelnnrlpnhl sitar
till.- Illltll day of septumher lmuntnml all
rats of nine per rent. will be aliens"! from the
Clintdn of All at rm, rmtll the same shall
be pol . one oil; ll. we. .rolrsrmolmm.
in end for said Town of wastlmrl the list
“Infill “2 AH"! ”Elk E vs A r
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PM WWW
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Groceries
if you want good goods that can't be
be host cell on
.A. T. MERRIAM,
l28 SDUTII IAIN STREET.
Pinched Iisckerel.st10ceech.
WMMWI end Canned
Hummus—murmur.
undermines the best instills
met as: fir-isle. Will musics
out.
run-smud- hsst, Mlle
Ins-nor
Norwalk Chronicler