so
Bartlett 'Pears
centres bra-WWW
Singer Root.
EXcelient Spices.
[New Dried Apricots.
A thdflflml'lflchfl . We know it
, fund to monsoon bu
hdutd’nytimedflelh‘gtlbuwuu
5‘ to com Cherries. no can
W
Ahuhlototthe
clounhwal Java toilet.
with new. titanium“ how i h-
» mventabiedi-hu. muttoneht'amc
Dibble & ,
‘ ‘Comstock’s
W;H,..\Meeker&llo.
8010 Agent for
c. t .i. ll. suuoi's
lllil mun HEATER
Iluniilng,’8team lilll Bat-Fitting.
Tilt and Silent iron Wart.
Hot Ilr Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hot water. steam or hot air heating.
to ROUTE MAIN W
THE CENTRAL
HASH GllllllEllY
l5 IIDIlTII Milli STREET.
“4......—
l6 Ounces to a Pound
and line Price to ill.
EBIINIIMY is WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Teas and Coffee: are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled togive useful presents without
extra charge.
I“. New linen & union: a. ll.
JUNE 7. 1894.
MINE LEAVE MUTE NORWALK AB
FOLLOWS:
For; N" Haul.
l'on New You.
A. lit—1 13 Wash. or. {$31. ~l! 91..
t” 01.. ,l 17 ex..
I to l. or. ’5 an ac"
Iii locales. Jilted,
Old l.ex.. Lilli .,
m hex. ,9“ 01..
7“ G!" ‘10 09 ex"
I I! at. ll (Ii 01..
la 01.. li144 ac“
0“ as" P. M.—’l me ..
0 58 ex.. iii) ac.,
1045 en, Mi on.
11 I! local ex" HE no,
1'. Uri”! 01.. i or no. to Bridgepor
1 g .13., ill no"
,5 an. if! ac..
I an. no on.
T to" lit ac. to Bridgeport.
”a M!"
I 01.. l ac.
no no. 11 lb Adams sum: as.
elm" Sundays—i 88 no.
Inga" “2-0., him;
I" ac.. till ac. p. 111..
no no.
low-e" I it no.
WWW-v
’. H 14 no»
Illa
In.
ten Harman. A. Air-om! ac. Oil'ox
“flexiilmnc. r. M.—-l2i)ii as... 1 1d en. no
N no.
“for Srnironrm. A. 31.4 mac" tilex.,
town. 1100 r. 31.4: (16".. 1 10 ex. 5 41 ac.
mum—101.110 11min
at no. not. «as. m Hartford). in.
turn nnw roan
lonflomnrlonwann” A. ”.43” 91.. too
a n 1"
as... 100 ac.. or... e .,
as an. lot]! ac" ii to ex.. use no”
neon or. P. n.-—itn no. in so.
I‘ll ex. sun or. am or. 40: ex. tilt
amen. not or. am no. we ex” 700 as.
new IE) aw also; ”5'01
mm ”a. 1“ lo.
‘lliae. d.l.lllli.ex..‘6lw.midnieht.
W
umm DIVIDIOI.
VI scorn NORWAhK ior Deanery-
I habituation 143 aa. its Pittsiield
.SANBURY fur Heath Namath-
a: m 03.. mt ac» a. m its 051
II.-
tumor '01" mlll.
“A" some NORWADKn-T '3. I”
3:91”qu morn-m u n.
p. 1-.
WM
mu Ifillllfllllll um
airmen-at. '
”commune-«me m- ital
mug-flee mutton
‘ um
I
D
wwwgm...
‘ m ”Willi-lulu If
THE ETERNAL
suwsor for asv. on. TALMAGE'S
GREAT PRESS SERMON.
Struggles and Heartache» For Best on
Earth—«Instability of Power, of [lichen
and of Flute—«Nu Pence Here, but a
Glorious Existence In Eternity.
Buooxu’x, Aug. 26.—-Rev. Dr. Tail
range, who is now in Australia on his
globe glrdllng tour, has selected as the
subject of his cannon for today through
the prune the words, “Everlasting Life,"
the text being from Micah ii, 10, "Arise
ye and depart, for this is not your rest.”
This was the drumbeat of a prophet
who wanted to amuse his people from
their oppressed and sinful condition, but
it may just as properly be uttered now as
then. Belle, by long exposure and much
ringing, lose their cloarncss of tone, but
this rousing bell of the gospel strikes in
unclear a tension when it first rang on the
air.
As for as”; can sec, your great want and
mine is rest. From tho time we onwr life
a great many voracious and annoyances
take after us. We may have our holidays
and our seamns of recreation and quiet,
but where is the man come to midlife who
has found entire met? The fact is that God
did not make this world to rest in. A ship
might as well go down off Capo Hatteras
to find smmth water as a man in this
world to find quiet. From the way that
God has strewn tho thorns and hung the
clouds and sharpened the tasks, from the
colds that distress us, and the boats that
smite us, and the pleurisics that stub us,
and the fevers that consume us, I know
that he did not make this world as a place
to loitcr in. God does everything success-
fully, and this world would be a very dif»
fercnt world if it were inmndod for us to
lounge in. It does right well fora few
hours. Indeed it Is magnificent! Nothing
but infinite wisdom and goodness could
have mixed this beverage of water, or hung
up those brackets of stars, or trained those
voices of rill and bird nudoceun, so that
God hasbuttolift his hand, and tho wholo
world breaks forth Into orchestra. But,
after all, it is only the splcndors of a
king’s highway. over which We are to
march on to eternal conquests.
Yet There Is No Best.
You and I have seen men who tried to
met here. They buildcd themselves grunt
stores. They gathered around tliom the
patronage of merchant princes. 'l‘ho \‘illi'li
of their bid shook the money markets.
They had stock in the most successful ruli-
ronds, and in “safety deposits" grout rolls
of government Securities.
They had emblazoned carriages, high
nu-ttlrd stwds, {mum-n, pinto that. our
foundcd lords and senators who sat at
their table, ,topvstry on which ilmuvd tin.»
richest (Ii-signs of foreign looms, splendor
of canvas on the wall, (‘xquisiioncss of
music rising among pedestals of bronze
and dropping, soft as light, on snowrd
sculpture. Ilvri- lut- ihmu rust. i’ut buck
the rmbmidorcd curtain, and shake up
the pillow u!’ down 'I‘urn out the lights:
It is 1! o‘clock at night. Lot slumln-r
(Imp upon iln-oyvlids. and ilui uir ilout
through the half opviu-d lattice drowsy
with mldsuumu'r pvrfnnu'. Siund back.
all euro, anxiety and trouble! Ilut no,
tlwy will Hot stand back. 'I‘Iu-y with the
lattice. They look under tho entropy.
With rough touch they startle his pillM'S.
’l‘hvy cry out or, 1:3 (l'i‘ltu'k at night:
“Awake, man! How can you Sim'ii win-n
things on- so uncertain? \l'hni :iluiiil [how
stocks? Ilurk to tho top of limit iiru boil,
it is your lllhll‘ii'bl How i! you should div
soon? Awake, mun! Think of it! Who
will got your property when you are gone?
What will they do with it? Wulto up!
l‘iicIu-s sometimes mlu- wings lluw if
you should get puor‘r Wake up!" Rising
on out! elbow, the man of fortune looks
out into tho durkiu-nsof the room and
wipes tho dampness from his fort-hood
and says: “Aim-d For all this N'l‘ill} of
wealth and liillilllllli‘i‘lii'l‘—'llii rest!”
l pzmvd down it sin-vi. of it city will! u
mun-haul. “1‘ know all [ho Mist llllli~1'\
on the sin-H. Iiv mid: "'l'lu'ri- in mun--
thing the lililill‘i' in all thaw llllilri'h. In
thut one it is conjugal lull-llviiy. In iluu
one, u dlmlpntrd sun. in (Inn, :1 dimoluiv
father. In tlmt, an idiot child. in that,
liwpi‘uspt't'hif lmukrupln-y." This world's
wraith can give no permanent satisfac-
tion, This in Hill your rent.
Sought, but Not Found.
You and I lmvo M‘iill mun try in another
tl'irt‘ctinn. A mun says, “If i t‘nulll only
rim- to such and sin-h a plum of renown;
if I could gain that uilin‘; if i muld only
not the stand and have my N'llilliu'illfi root
with ono good round of band i‘litplililg up
piuusc; if lcould only u'rllo u booi. that
Would live, or mulu- it Hill’l‘l‘ll llllll/ \vunld
tllrillmrdnun :u‘i ion l but Would i‘i‘aillillil E"
The tide turns in his favor. Ill-e uuun' is
on lwum lips. lie is bowed ioumi sought
after and udvuuci-d. Mon drink his
Iwuilb at grout dinnvrs. At his ll!‘l'_\'
worduiiu- muliiiudun humul E‘roingul
Ivrir» of beauty tin-y throw garlands.
From house-tops, us In- plihhl‘i’l in lung pm
erosion, iiu-yslmkc out llil‘ nullonul stood!
unis. Iicro lot him rust. It. in i! n't'lm‘k
at night. On pillow mun-u with :i nu-
tiou'o praise My him “1’ down. llush. ull
disturbunt volt-vs! lu lllrl tll‘i'lllll hit. thon-
bo hoisted a throne, and across it Illill‘1‘li u
coronation. llimb. hush? "\anu- up!"
.‘i'lj'ti a rough l’uli'v. “I’oililuul sruiimu'ut
Is changing. ilow if you should low this
place oi b-nmr? \l'ulo- up! The morning
papers urn to lii' full of donuuvlulluu.
llmrlo-u to tho oxm-rnilousoi’ those who
:inco cure-seed you. iiy tomorrow night
iiu-rv will be multitudes mum-ringuiwiw
Words which lust night. you oxim'ivd
would live univvrsully udmirod. ilow run
you sleep win-u everything (liliil'liilu upon
the hold turn of tho grout trumulyl l'p.
mun! (iii of this pillow!" The null]. will:
Iu'ud yvi but from his lust oration, Muriel
up uuddvnly, hmlmout upon the night,
but (wt-u imiblnu uxt-opttlw ilowcrniiuu,
"0 on his sound. or tho scroll from which
ho road hisspwvh, nrthc books from whit‘b
ho quoivd his uullmritim, and lows in his
desk in finish his neglected correspond-
ence, or to poll on Imilgnmit lino to sumo
reporter, or sketch the plan for it public
defense umdmt the liHI-liilfliii of tho puoplo.
limipy whm iii-got, bluilrstluwyor’s brief;
crultnnt when ho triumphed owr his ill'Hlfi
political rival. yet, sitting on tho wry
top of all that this world nib-r» of prulao,
he exclulnm, "No H‘M, no roatl"
Dead film Fruit.
The very world that now applauds will
loan his». 'l'hut Wiif'lll said of the great
Webster, “What it statesman! What won.
derfnlcxpmltion of the cuimiitutionl A
man fit for any position!" That sumo
world mid, after awhile, “Down with
him' He Is an office «whorl lie is a not!
lie I. nlibcrunel Away with Nail" And
time In no mice for the runs until he lay-
‘own his broken heart in the must
tritium. Jam thought that if be
t.
In, , hint . to ht.
cursed the day lawman 1.93:,” born.
Alexander wanted to submerge the world
with! his gn-atnoss; submerged it, and
then drtinkliimsoif to death because he
could not stand the trouble. Burns
thought he Would give everything if he
could win the favor of courts and princes.
Won it, and amid the shouts of a great
ontortaiunwnt, when poets and orators and
duchessea were adoring his genius, wished
that he could creep back into the obscuri-
ty in which he dwelt when he wrote of
the ‘
Daisy. wee, modest, 'crimsou tipped flower.
Napoleon wanted to make all Europe
tremble at his power; made It tremble;
then died, his entire military achievements
dwindling down toapuir of military boots
which he insisted on having on his feet
when dying. At Versailles I saw apicture
of Napoleon in his triumphs. I went into
another room and saw a bust of Napoleon
as he appeared at St. Helena; but. oh, what
is! and anguish in the face of the letter!
he first was Napoleon in triumph; the
last was Napoleon with his heart broken.
How they laughed and cried when silver
tongucd Sheridan in the midday of pros-
perityharnuguod tho people of Britain,
and how they howled at and exocrnwd
him when, outside of the room where his
corpse lay, his creditors tried togot his
miserable bones and sell them!
This world for rest? “Aha," cry the
waters, “no rest here! We plunge to the
sea." , “Aha," cry the mountains. “no
rust horcl We crumble to the plain."
“Alm,”"cry the towers, “no rust here! We
follow Babylon aml Thebes and Nineveh
into thodust." No rest for thoilowers.
They fade. No rest for the stars. They
dio. No rest for man. He must work,
toil, suffer and slave.
The Common Experience.
Now, for what have Isaid all this? Just
to propon- you for tho text, “Arise yo and
depart, for this is not your rest." I am
going to make you a grand offer. Sonic of
you remember that when gold was discow
ercd in California largo companies ware
made up and started off to got their for-
tunes. Today 1 want to make up a party
for the land of gold. I hold tin my hand
a deed from tho proprietor of the estate, In
which he offers to all who will join the
company mood shares of infinite value in
a city whose streets are gold, whose harps
are gold, whose crowns are gold. You
have read of the cmsodors—how that
many thousands of them went oil to con-
quer the holy sepulchcr.
join a grander crusade, not for the purpose
of conquering the scpulchcr of a dead
Christ. but for tho purpose of reaching
the throne of a living Jesus. Whoa an
army is to be nuulo up, the recruiting oili-
('0? examines tho volunteers. lie u-sts
their eyesight. ilo sounds their lungs.
Ho measures their stature. They must be
just right, or they m... rejected. But there
shall be no partinlity in making up this
army of Christ. Whatever your moral or
physical stature. whatever your dissipu
lions, whuimw-r your crimes, whutvvu-r
your \vmkuvasrs, I have a commission
from the Lord Almighty to main» up this
rcgiuu-ut of l‘i‘tll't'llli‘il souls. and l cry.
“Arise yo and depart for this Is not your
rust!"
Munyof you buyi- lull-1y joined this Culli-
puny, and my dmiri- is that you may all
join it. Why not? You know in your
own heart's expvrivnco that what i have
said about this World is true—{lint it Is no
piano to rest in. ’l‘lu-rc uro huudrmls hero
weary—ml), how wvuryl-«wvury with sin;
wvm'y with troublv; \vmry with [wristw-
mom! Sumo of you how boon pifi-ccd
through and through. You curry tho scars
of a thousand ronllicis in which you have
blud zit every pure, and you sigh. “Oh, [but
I had the wings of n dovo, that I might
Ily away and be at rust "‘ You haw lulu-u.
thocupof thiswurid'splvumrcsauddrunk
it. to tho drugs. and slill lbw thirst elmvs
at your [untrue and tho fever strikes in
your brain. You have chased pleasure
through t-wry vullwy. by every sin-um,
nuild (Ivory brightness and under every
shudow, but 3m! u! ibvuiomont when-you
were all n-mly in put your band upon the
rus)‘, laughing sylph of tho Wqul
turned upon you uiib ilu- glow of XI (loud
and Tlll‘i'}4' of :t mlyr, lur lurks lulllu~i'~,
and MT Tumult Hut i‘lllll dump of n Lil‘ilw.
Uni of 1]|'$ll\(‘lll.l‘l no PM. No \‘om- In
silom-v llzoslnrm. Nu 1:12.: to himllu zin-
durknuss. No drydml; to ru»puirilu~.~;.1p
bulwark,
slivi
Something ill-tier.
'i'lmuk Hm]. icon ll‘ll you smoothing:
lu‘iivr. l!‘ ilu'l'v is ill» i\ .-i on mirth. ilwrw
is res! In Inn-nun. (lb. yi- who uni Worn
outwith Work. your hund<l-ullnnsod, ynlll‘
but-ks bent. your «'yvs lmli' put out. your
llnum worn with tho ill‘i'llli‘ that in llll,‘
World you may never Iuydnwn; yo dis-
couraged ones, who have born wuuluun
hand to band light for broad; yo to whom
the night brings I‘mlo rut and tho morn»
lug lllul‘i' driuigzvlymnh. yo of the wmry
lumd. uiulof tlu- \vl-m-y aide, uud limwvury
fruit, hour mu talk about Tor-ll
lumk ul llini company of l'liillrnmul
out-s. Loni; in their hands. Look a! iIu-lr
{I‘I‘T laud; ill lilt‘li' Pyt’ii. l! l'iliiiiiif: in“
[but lliiN‘ bright Hum t'\'l‘l‘ ioliud? You.
yrs? 'l'lii‘w put'kt'ii Ilu- l‘liilh'sv (Hiluvxva,
and through illl:~.~i¢l!lill‘,\l insirurilou vs
coped lulu glory. 'I'lu-so Mti'lii'l‘ml on
soullu'ru plantations, and our night uflvi‘
llw l'nilnli pit-him: wont up us while u» if
llii‘)‘ llilll ill-\‘l‘r lii‘l‘il llllli'li. 'l‘llimi ilii'tl nl'
owrinll In lbw luawvll (-urpvr i'uvmrirs,
and ibuwxln Mum-humormills; tlum-lwlpud
build the pyramids. and flu-m» brnkv away
from Work on tho duy ('lirIM was boundml
oiitof.lvrusulrm. Nuiuurolimvrstnluiild
Iicuvvu ls down No munr unruwuls to
wmvo, 'I‘lw rnbm ul‘o lliilsbvd. No morn
burl-vets to rulso. 'l‘iw pardons :m- lull,
Uh. sons and duouhtvrsof loll, lll‘lrl‘ yo
and depart. for that Is your rod!
tit-mill Iiivl'ullum, a boy of my Sunday
school, wlulu dying: hllill to lilo lliHlill'l’.
“Iiou't cry, but siugwhlug
"'l‘lu-rc in TM for the weary.
'l‘luwo is lost for iluo \wm'y."
llcnt In Heaven.
The", pulling his wash-d lumdu m‘ot‘
his lwuri, auid. "’I’Iwro in rust for me. “
(lb, yo “11mm lurks uro wot with the
(lows of tho night of grief; yo whom-
lu‘urtu urn lu'uvy. vauuso time" well
known {musin'ps wuml no morn (It lin-
doorwuy, ymulvr Is your rest! 'i‘lwm in
David trImuplmnl, but once he lx'numm-d
Absalom. 'i‘iu‘ro lil Alirulium onihrmu‘d.
but um-o lw \vvpt for Shrub. 'l‘lli'i’i‘ is Paul
«'xuliuni. but. in- once not with his foot in
tho slmtlis. 'l‘Iu-rc la l’il)'l-lnll rmllnnl with
Immm'tui health, but on ourih ho was ill-
wuys nick. No loll. on tours, no portions.
no strife, no agonizing ('«quli tonight. No
storm to ruillo. the crystal Hui. No alarm
to strike from tho ratio-um! towers. No
dlrgt‘ throbbing from scmphlo harps. No
tremor in the own-lusting song, but rest,
perfect i‘l‘si, unmullug rel-t. ‘
lutothnt rust how innuynl' our loved
ones have gone! The little children have
bum gathered up into the bosom of Christ.
One of them want out of tho arms of a
widened mother, following its (other, who
died a law not» balms. in u. lust mo-
ment it mated to as the departed father.
duo
I ask you to >
‘ialiuitheiuunto go
Gtiicrs ' put down the work of midlife,
feeling they could hardly be spared from
the oilico or store or shop for a day. but
are to be spared from it forever. Your
mother went. Having lived a life of Chris-
tian consistency here, over busy with kind
nose for her children, her heart full of
that meek and quiet spirit that is in the
sight of God of great price, suddenly her
countenance was transflgured, and the
gate was opt-nod, and she took her place
amid that great cloud of witnesses that
hover about the thronel
Glorious conmiationl They are not dead.
You cannot make me believe they are dead.
They have only moved on. With more
love than that with which they greeted us
on earth, they watch on from their high
place, and their voices cheer us in our
struggle for the sky. Hall, spirits blessed,
now that ye have passed the flood and won
the crown! With weary feet we press up
the shining way, until in everlasting ro-
union we shall meet again. Oh, won't it
be grand when, our conflicts done and our
partingsover, we shall clasp hands and
cry out. "This is heaven?"
Keeping Time.
Two men stood on a street corner talk-
ing about the time kept by their roslxict-
ive watches.
“I’m half past ll,“ said one.
-'l‘ho other looked ottho city clock and
smiled. The hands indicated the oven
hour, and the boil was strikiug’il.
"'l haveuu my ugcxucnt at hull past ll,"
said the oiu- whose watch was fast, “but I
guess they‘ll wait for me. The city time
is away oil. My watch is always right, so
ldon’t pay any attention to any other
time. I usually got there with the rust."
As he walked away his friend said:
"There's a man who would be late ov-
crywhcro if his wife didn't know how to
manage him. She keeps his watch sot half
an hour uhmui, and all the clocks in the
fumilyurc made to kocpthe sometime.
The children are like their father, and
would always be late at school but for
their mother's plan. "
“But do they never compare theirs with
other time?" _
“Yes, but you could never make them
believe theirs. was wrong. They huvo tho
most perfect faith in their time system,
and it really ililt‘s work like a charm."—
Dctroit Free Press.
Convicts' Slang.
Letters to and from prisoners at llurt~
moor must not contain “slung expres-
sinus." Sign-noes and sovereigns must
therefore not, he rvfcrred to as“tanners
and guide." and allusions to a donkey its
“tho mokc," to a lady as “the doun," or
to u poiicoumn as “tho copper,” would
clearly lll' irregular. It is said that prise
ohm-s” ll'lt'lllls I.” uuciiuu's got Into diilicul
ty from Inability to distinguish between
polite l‘Xlti‘l‘SriHllh’ and (how slung [crisis
which iluy l..;ll.luull_\' employ. I’risouurs
am» furtluruzxi'm-d illill llu'pril‘llvgo is
ul'mrdml in ordnvr lo ruublu ihriu to com
muuimv- u lill "rrsportublo frimuls.” and
"not [but {lo-y may be livpf informed of
public rm rziz~ " 'l‘lu- i'ruuluilous ilu-ludv
u v1.1 r.2l.,: that [‘rixonvrn' xr'lutiws ill't‘
m». .: m: applied to by unauthorized
1» I“ u» to m-ml munny iu iluuu pi‘ivulrly
um: i' n. .~ pn ix‘llri‘ that Ilicy'cun up
Hy E; for :‘w Inn-lit of tho prismu-rs, It
is i'. lill ~‘I- l lint uppliivulious of this sort
bv i'u1\\..:..v U. to tho govvmum—Irondou
l'ulliu- \ :piuion,
4.‘
ll.
I’m the Honor of the House.
The oomph-lost "snob" in lint. tho snob
hlnmli. but llu‘ lluhkyof llw snub. It
is rclntod that u grunt“mvcll" in New
York hlli iciy, who kept it cottngo ut Now-
pnrt and who spout his limo \vhilu iIu-rc
in inudying to stray I‘Iuizlisluuon, and us
pcviaily tiilwd Englishmen. was able to
obtain as his builor an English {insomnia
of uduke. This with lobon-d faithfully
to pin- his tumult-'5 osmblishuwut every
pu~>ililv air oi" mvial distinction.
'I‘ho housi- was «nu-u \isiivd by :in old
fri-nd of its ultih-r'n humbh-r and less
slinlllilNli days. 'I‘Im guest bud im-n in
tho Imus-o but u fvw hours who" he board
the bullrr llililI‘I‘.\~ liliil repeatedly us “mu
li'l'tl. "
‘ lecuw inc." suid Ill-«lgiirnl, "but win”
(in _\ on (In liml i" 1'3 1'!!! but. it llll‘ll. "
"Sb” uqurwd lb!- lluuky. luyim! bis
llll;:« run lli~ illin. "It isn‘t I.“ your or
(mint or oil, ~u‘r-ll‘n on amount. o' (In
'ouw, sir?”~» Youth}. i'uinpunlon.
Annun- l'hildrcu‘n Questions.
lidm-unu i~ i'll'UIlI'IIlhl)‘ supposed only
in lu‘ l\.ul ill :l‘llluils. 'l‘lll' lllliNl lyiliumni
(‘bildrou ollrn bun- lmvn t‘ullhillllh in tin-ii
iilh-uuunw ilu-ro, uud lhrro buvo bwn
wry iuirlligrui uni-.4 \\‘lm uowr NIW tlu-
iu-(idl- of u N'lllliill‘liiilll. 'i'hm'liild who ul-
wnys mks no explanation of iI-i'ms or
lilii‘llr‘i’h it \‘uiiilul understand, who iunuvvr
willing to l'vin‘ul, purroililuu that which
is iimunpn-iu-usililv. will for outstrip in
"i-duvuiiou“ illv ordinary rouilm- scholar.
"I'Allu'ntiuii" “ili'fi on with children u!
homo, till the siruvt, oi ('liui‘i'li, m pluyw
«'vot‘ywhm: Ilo no! tvl’uscto uuswvr their
proper questions ilu-u. lio not check ibis
umurul Inivlllgumu‘, for “lill‘li books can
never mmpnnsutu, ilmuuh you ln-uiuwml
wholu Iilu'urim.— Now York Lodger.
A Npinr" llunllol link.
A lilihlll‘l box in coining; into into with
murlu-t own, and by ro-nnou of bring
mmm- is very wrmumlml in tho way of
parking. it is llliiilt‘ in thm' stylus, om-
ulI Mum-d. uuoilwr with u slain-d bottom
and sides. will! solid mule. and tho third
with wild l'llilii llllil Plow Indium uhd
hillt'h’, bound with gnlvunlzml li‘uil. In
furl, it in n gulvunlrmi bound box. 'I'lwuc
Imxm uru \nrry convenient for bundling
llillllliws, tho \'l‘;1!llillli‘li being picked up
lnlo llw locum in tho ih-ld and it'll In ibvm
until Milli. Hf murm- «illu'r crops mm bo
bundled iu ibis wuy. 1H rumuuler, tumu-
im's’ and upplw. 'l'bt' im'usun'lif illl'ao‘
bnxml is ill', by 1'37. by 11.”... that living
a bushel without piling.~liurdmmu
\Vomt-n and tho Law.
Mon iuwyvrs imvv vxlsivd for many cou-
iuria-s. but budmmls and I'uilu-rit do but
5013]“ to have luu'mliil hum uuuurmus in
cnum'mionm l'm-lmpn families may our-u.
slonully suii'vr from tho urguuumtotlvo
and forensic modulus of sumo woman
incinlmh~lm it I he moilwror ilu'dmighb-r,
but that impprm \vlwrv them arc uowour
on lawyers. and liliiliiil‘fl also MllTi'r from
tho similar unpleasant pmlossionul traits
of tho fulhcror tho nou.»llauiol Aim-"loot
Thompson‘s Address, iii-Iivvrodnt Uliil'iil“
Billy of the City of New York.
Eat mtutiiy.
To eat daintlly is a mark of mfincment.
The World taken a man or woman’s moan»
um by the way he or she bundles knife,
fork and spoon. The glutton is not a
pleasant spectacle, and ‘no matter how
much firsthand intelligence may be his
Ihm‘tlie My» of MI glory at once van»
s cm his cum,
blow iii-potatoes with a almonds-shin
speed at though it were a tenant-wk.
‘7 a,
M, . , 1,, ' y. ». “ ‘V ‘V ‘, .
road maintenance. “Papa. Intent not”
‘ m: STiiIEli cm or no. ll
lllllll l
l
“inhibit“ South Norwalk and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c. ; EXCURSION, 700.
Leave South Norwalk. 7:30 a. in. Leave New York, Beekman street. 2:15 p. m.:::8etar-
d”. 2.“) p. in. Leave East Thirty-first street. 2:40 p. m.; Saturday, 2%) p. m.
Freight steamer, City of Norwalk, leaves New York, Monday. Wednesdayfandfllriday at
5:00 p. m. leaves Nbrwalk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5.00 p. In). Freight received
from?:illa.m.to§:00p.m. 11“
r
POPULAR AFTERNOON sATL ..
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,
' su curr. FlliE 25c. so cun.
Leave South Norwalk, 2:00 p. m. sharp.
LABOR DAY, STEAMER CITY OF ALBANY.
4m-
BUFFALO BILLIE WILD WES
'rrcxl'rs 01.60, s'raxn sun incwnnn.
WlC h ita J ac k
HAS ARRIVED AT
ROTON POINT,
The world’s young champion rider, who has just returned
from South America, to give
TWlI FREE PEREDRMANBES DAILY
AT ROTON, COMMENCING
WEDN ESDAY, AUG. 22d.
There will also be a tent exhibition by. the famous Mexican
knife and battle axe throwers,
Zat Zam and SenoriiaMuwra
who it appeared before all the Crowned Heads of Europe and
received edals from tile 9. Skilled exhibition with 40 foot
lasso, and long bull-whip, fancy Title shooting, Celebrated con~
tortioni , etc., etc. .
Ill] NUT "'FAII. T0 SEE THEM!
Leave South Nor-
! walk at 9:30 a. m.
--—A8K FOR——
BlillWN'S $3.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Usedfiumbining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. all
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
”"“'a'us-r nacnvsnx LARGE LINE. OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex!
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices. .
Raymond & Sons.
P. J. FLYNN,
Hunting. Steam and Gas lilting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. r. than will have person? chairs of thin
«this. .‘u‘ “not... Tomi
to all parts of the world! r raisin
H. D. SMITH.
Bean 1 laconic handing, Nam-it.
Wm "Elli“. IITEI TB
Plumbing overhauled and out in unit cla-
W ”“m Florida, Galliumia.
PililTEli WITEll MilTllli wait um.
”““"”' mwflwm ammonia-mama“
Norwalk Chronicler