fro 109;, to 30c. per double roll.
These geodsare all new and in
‘ combination side, ce' ' , 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,
lie. 2 FIISI Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.E
EAST AND PLEASANT TD TAKE.
Palenl Medicines
AT OUR PRICES.
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Lesson JII, THIRD oUAR'rsa, lures-
NATIONAL SERIES, seer. 9.
Text 0! the More, John All. LAO—Men-
ory Verses. Lao-Golden Ten, John
(I “L Ill. 10—0 A) “I 30" D. '-
Plnmbing overhauled and not in llrst class It “mam. ’ ° '
sanitary condition.
Having so many verses assigned for this
you to study with the open Bible.
1. This chapter illustrates the last words
of chapter ii, and we might row thisway:
He knew what was in man. Now, there
was a man. See R. V. 80 this ruler Nic-
odemus is introduced as a specimen, and
Jesus proceeds to read tohim his thoughts
and deal with him. In the next chapter
He takes the woman of Samariaas a spec
linen, and from the rich religious ruler
and the poor ungodly woman He shows
us the host and the worst in man and
that each must and may be born anew.
.0. Better to come to Jesus by night than
not at all. Thegrcat thing is to come, and
the great assurance is “him that cometh
unto his I will in no wise cast out” (John
Vi, 37).
8. All the verilies in John are double
ones, and there are 25 of them, this being
the second one. The first is chapter i, 51,
and the third and fourth are in verses 6
and 11 of our lesson. it is just the word
amen, and might be read amen, amen.
Jesus calls Himself “The Amen" in Rev.
iii, 14.
4. Nicodemus, though so religious, was
only a natural man and understood not
spiritual thin , therefore asked so foolish
a question. he preaching of the cross is
to them that perish foolishness, and the
things of the Spirit of God are foolishness
to the natural man (I Cor. l, 18; ii, 14).
6. Jesus enlarges upon His first state-
ment as to the necessity of the birth from
above, and now emphasizes that necessity
and says that it is accomplished by water
and the Spirit. Both James and Peter tes-
tify that we are born again by the word of
God (James I, 18; I Pet. 1, ‘23). Paul says
that the water signifies the word (Eph. v,
26,with which compare John xv, B, and Pa
cxix, ii).
6. The flash or natural man can only
produce the ilesh or natural man. It may
Best in thelworld. Cell and get prices.
mil tf
Phyeician lor Wnnienl
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TheDoctcrls a regular ph ois'n and for
ethe Diseases
the wet sixteen years has
or OMEN a specialt . Ladies suffering
an incl eat to the sex can
consult . Gulifo in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
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We deal in
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PAINTEIIS' SUPPLIES.
AIITISTS' MATERIALS.
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AND UNFIIANIED.
Also do general
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lilo. lilo and incident Insurance.
Bill [Hill ilill HOUSE ilillll
Oneal iiiesiaskit Tickets ssd steri-
ineas musics! sail
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gag-r1 Penile. Acknowledgments
es.
flew and nosed head
mi I’IIIIIDIIS, Glirilgts‘
' miles, Spirits, sic.
Henry, Tilly.
Mark xii, (H, of whom Jesus said, "Then
are not far from tho kingihnu of God."
ti. ThoWork of the a‘pirlt in the Inuit
of man is at lirst n socrct work, “us if a
man shouldfiust semi inlolhc ground, and
should all-op, and rise night and day, and
tho and should spring mui grow up, he
knuwi-th not how" (Mark iv, 26. 27).
ii. The natural mun ccntinucsloask.
“How?" The man in whom tho Spirit
Works simply Ih‘Iit‘Vl‘S and receives with
mwkuvss tho cligmlud word (Jae. i,
21). “The entrance of Thy words glvolh
light. It givoih understanding unto rhi-
simple" (l‘s. mix, 180), but as long as Wu
are asking how or why we iu’i' not simply
receiving. linlhvr Ictussny, "Lord, lbo-
lIcvo.” or like Mary, "Bo it unto mo no-
cording to Thy Word. ”
iii. A teacher in Israel might have
known that at thowiinl of the Lord, in
the vision of Ezekiel. the dry bum-s I'flllll‘
together. bone to his hour, and were (-ov»
cred with ilosh. and by the Spiritof the
Lord tin-y stood up nil crowding grout
army (Tilt-k. xxxvil, 1-10). The trail-
moliy of I‘Vi'l')’ spirit iillml nun in tho UIII
'l‘vslunlonl Iii~lory. wallowing his sin and
Ill-lplosslu-sn .‘llllI giving Hod IIlI‘ glory. as
I Joseph, Isaiah. Ilnnivl and others (Urn.
f xii, ll‘». lsu. vi, .3 w, Ilnn. x. M. iii; Mir. lli,
ti), taught tln- Iii-lplvssnmsoi’ Illt‘ IIl‘r‘Il and
tho lll‘t‘l‘rmll)‘ of lilo Spirit and Word of
Iiiul.
ll. Nolll-o that ‘1 any unto you" oi
(‘hrlst in tho gospris is vquivnlvnt lo
"Thus with the Lord" In the Hill 'T‘I‘hlll'
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will insure the life of ayouug man for $1,000
for less than to a day, or will sell him an en-
dowment for 81.“)0 for less than 7c a day.
payable to himself if he lives. and his people
if he dies, so do not. neglect to insure.
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l‘li'fl'l‘t‘liii Till Alli Ni!
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Norums lib-«mow, l .lllliis: lirmory.
I'nri-xls, iiiwplvwnr-u. Nightly illnis-
simian-tn. mu «ml by pm i show-a, Kl‘ on Vigor mulm'v
toshrunk-monsoon. nn.| quivhly l-nl. sunny rut-o'- -
Loethlanhoml in will oryollng. llzisll o-urrh-um \v-«i
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written guarantor ios'nrussr Islam-y rrl'unnlcil. lion \
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imlliif ml. llslston lieivlllglhllu'l llllllv'nllli'i" I' "Willi, fur ”H, I‘M“. I”. L0“! “1 “m,” (if
he Illtrilllil not it. up will sI-nd It bv mull upon ri-m lp.
tllo ()ld 'I‘vstmui'nl, is nono other than tho
Christ of tho New. For it simple proof sun
Iiev. xtill, i‘v, ill, or [wrhnps Tun. vi, h,
with John xii, 4i. Would he morn plain
to some. One who knows lwauso he has
seen lei sun'ly is good witness, yet how
often a false “Ilnoss Is Iiolh'vmi riilhvr
than is two onvi I‘ompurc chapter v, iii.
12. Thu ono only thing to do with the
testimony of a true witness Is In hollow,
asmhvrwlso We make the witness a liar,
and those who believe not God are guilty
«flushing Him a llnr(l John v, 10). l'n-
bllof iii-ops unsaved souls In n lonl. solidi;
tion, and «won them who hrllrvo to thiI silv-
lag of the soul Mi kept. from enjoying the
rest and pmw and joy which is their priv.
llcgo by not liolievingfully. The lost hull
of John ill, in. proves lilo ill-st, niul lloh.
ill, 18, to iv, 0, the nucoml. " llonot afraid;
only believe. "
iii. \‘cryoftnn in this gospel Wi'IiM‘l‘ the
testimony of Jesus that ilncnnw down
from heaven. mime forth from tho Father.
was sent from (hid, but here He testifies
that even while lie was on earth He was
still In heaven. The other view of this
great fact is that new In heaven at the
Mt hand of (ind lie is still with us ule
way, and wherever two or thmc are gulli—
an: in ills name Ila is in the midst
‘
of vrlvo. I’.uil|rlilrl in si-ulwl I‘ll\'i‘ opp n u, .\«l.lri o
lilo-ta! ledleal lia..l’rcps.. Chicago. Ill.. ores-reusi-
GEO. C. STELLSONI
South Norwslk. Gonna-W.n
To
Reach
Buyers
i. xsvlii, illl', svlil, 90).
. limos now takes Nicodemus back to
something he must have been familiar
with-tho story of the lining and bitten
isrselitos sad the wondrous healing by tin
hrsesn serpent lined up upon a poiein
mall. Thebrsssn so utwastho
ll of that which by is poison it
hits was slaying the thousands of Is .
ill. Thsbitten Isl-sell who looked upon
the brassa serpent li “When he behold
the serpent of Mass. he lived” (Nam. m.
9). Looking is equal to hollering arm
waiving. The sinner. when convinced of
his sin and helplessness and led to see
Jesus slwlo a sin “flaring on the cross tor
It“, dyimr In hliisfisad the inst for the
wives linu- Iris substitute, and
be! sting that Chiinwss made a curse for
him be, through the stonemmtof Christ,
is instantly semi.
it. Let a sinner convinced of his sin
Is the cherished plan of all ad~
vertisors. The liner Cases oi
buyers buy THE BENTINEL,
and it is through their trade
that all
Business
world" we "whosoever" and let him look
”headway-My. "()God,ldo
numbnimthm‘wmbsmso
and sew, "Andi thank flash», us.
details my own Beviour, 1 have
Must '
8
Prosper.
lesson, we will not quote them, but trust '
loam-Muslin is mmm
There wemthleeoi‘ them, audtheyeame
tothebox oiileecf thctheatoriustssthe
lobby was filling up for the matinee.
They put their heads as so that
all three could look “throng the window
at the ahashcd young man inside, and
they began talking in concert: "We went
three—some ticketslor the matinee. Good
seats. Not too far. Best you have for—
thres seats together."
The young man waited until they had
quieted somewhat and then said: “You
wish three tickets? We have some very
good seats in the parque .” ‘
“Oh, my, how much are they?"
“One fifty each.”
"Goodness mel Haven’t you any dollar
seats?" said the second.
“I should think they'd—if they’re not
too—had some one day that—depends on
where, ” all three going at the same time.
“We have some dollar seats in the cir-
cle," said the young man.
“That's back of the parquet, isn’t it?
We don’t want to sit too far back."
"I should say we don't. Why, I think
he might give us three seats down front
for $8 The house won’t be crowded this
afternoon."
"They are very good seats," ventured
the young man.
“Pshaw, it's so hard for me tomake
up my mind," said the woman who did
most of the talking. “Let me see the dia-
g1"}.[Il'll
An impatient line was waiting behind
them, but the young man in the be: "nice
produced the diagram.
He pointed out the 31 seats, and the
talkative one said she thought they'd do,
but she would leave It to the second, who
referred it to No. ii, who hadn't said very
much and remarked that anything would
suit her.
“Well, now, you will give us threegood
ones, won‘t you?"
“Yes, ma'um, the best we have."
“All right, then," continued the talk-
ative one. "That will be $3." '
“Hold on,” exclaimed the second. “I'm;
not going to let you pay for these. No, I’
just won’t do it. You paid the last time."
l“You contrary thing, what difference
does It make?"
“I Won‘t lot you anyway. I've got the
money somewhere."
When-upon the two began a nervous
fumbling for money. The second stuck a
parcel under her arm, put her handker—
chief in her mouth, opened a purse about
H inches long and began running her
gloved fingers through the leather colu-
partmcnts.
The talkative one was rummaging dos
pcratoly In a handbag, bringing out visit-
ing curds, bottles. sill; samples and al-
most i‘Vl‘l‘inlIlliZ vxcopt cash.
The young man had pushed out the
three lioki-ts and was thrumniing impu-
tii'lllly with his Tillgi‘f‘fi. 'T'hvn tho third
\vmnun, who had evinced no nervous nnx-
ioly to buy the lll‘IEI‘tS. slipped a $5 hill
out of ion glow and paid tho hill.
"Uh. did you pay for those? Thut‘s too
moan. "
"i should any Si).
you iri-t lb.- tnrkols?”
“U oil. \viu-rr‘s my parcels? ()ll. _\'i‘.~’,
IllliTt'i‘ my arm. \\'l-1I. lvt‘s hurry in."
'l'hvn ii. mun stopped up and clapped
down n siIvr-r ilollnr. "Univ," snid I10.
and llv not it. -
”1} was smiling. and tho young man
“ski-ii. " lllil you notice which one of them
paid for the til-lode?"'—Chicngo liocnnl.
It was my turn. Did
. X0 Joke After All.
A young man arrived at Lake George
oni' owning not long since 'imd was met
upon the arrival of the boat by a very
pretty young lady who had evidently been
awaiting TIIIII anxiously.
“Wt-ll," said be after thognmtingshud
boon I‘XI'IlllIlRI‘d. "tin-r0 is our poor fellow
down how tonight who is going to be dis-
nppolnli-il. in mining across just- now a
[Kli‘lllilillli‘llil li'll oil the pilo of trunks Into
tho wuli‘r. Think of TM‘ITIK without n
(‘Ilnngo of clothes down him-f" I
The two lnughi-d ini-rrily ii‘s‘l'l‘ tho (Ii
lu-iumu oi‘ IIll‘ unfortunate mun. 'l‘ho
young i‘Iillli thought it u linin- joki- and
glihiy to his (‘Iilllllillllllll ITI‘M‘X‘IIWII tho dis
(‘nlul‘orh ol \vmrinu uno's shirt Illl'lli‘il in;
shin out. llll‘IilaIllliK collars uiul mils with
billiard chalk, i'llilI lln~ ilkv, Ills vompnn
inn I‘Iljlll’ill his wit, hugely.
'I‘luii In‘ now his vim-k to ll porter and
Wool lo lin- room usslgiii-il him lo prepare
for IIIIlIli'l‘ An hour or two IllTi‘i‘ he \\'lin
(lINI‘I‘VNI sI;llIIiIilR dieconsoluu-ly along tho
husk phi/1.1L At Inst his friend found him.
"Why didn‘t you (‘Olllli in to dinner?"
hIlU lulu-d. "\Vo waited for you until lumn»
inn IlliilII‘ mo Join the family. l mu luv
fully sorry “but was tho matter?“
“What was tho matter?" he i'l‘pl'lllvil
sadly. "Well, you know, that trunk“~—-
lint ho got no further. Silo divlnvd it
all. The isirtinnnwuu that had fallen
overboard was his. The man who enjoyed
the John was the other follow—«Now York
Humid.
Where the Old Man (lame In.
“What‘s lllck doing now?“
“Well, llii‘k. he‘s ik~ili)l‘f.(lrlll.”
"And John?“
"lio'ii horse trmlln."
"And William?"
”Ilv‘s usuvin of souls. "
“And Tomi"
“Well, 'i‘om, ho‘s sorter
lil'i‘lllli."
“And you?"
“WI-ll. l'm sorter furmiii an aft-mini of
Dick an John an William an 'l‘oml"--At~
Iniiin (‘onstltutioit
[mlllli-iimin
he oars-fol not
Mrs. zEsthetio—Mary,
mallow the customs Inspector my hello
gum). The old lavender one will do.
New Maid—Yin. mum. 0i kin tell 'em
by the smlii.—~'l‘ruth.
w.
to may mess.
Little Dish-«Is this the filtered water?
Little Dot~l don't know. Tests ‘10.
“g was like old straw."
‘ as, that’s iiiisred.”-~Good 18m
Theodore Olsen
-—HAS BOUGHT THE-—
s nnsnnn
mop.
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
" 403—
600 “N THE IIIllIAII,
AND IT IS NDIN DN 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.
Ednnucmn JUNE 4.
THE STEAMEII GITI DE AlIlANT.
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H Freight steamer, City of Norwalk. leaves New York, Monday, Wednesrl ay'.’and.Frlday at
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‘—
POPULAR AFTERNOON SAIL. '
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
PlEiSllllE they, FARE 25o. PLEASURE BEillll.
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“noér"”‘e“eéa"ivssA LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
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prices.
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