, . and Lightning Fruit
MI and plate. Rub-
or the some. , ~ .
and Green Peppers cheap.
~ ’Eld-ing 0nions,_,(small) white
"Plants cheap. Muskme'l-
for canning. Sickle
‘. for pickling.
A new effort to please in Oct.
Not but that our 00309 has
. good, but now, this lot, we
ve to be better than usual
' ‘Whole Mixed Spices.
‘ fine lot of Brooms, never so
esp.
e have Ground Oats and
Ole Oats by bag, that weigh
be. to bushel, at $1.20 bag.
little &____Comsroclr.
.H.Mceker&lio.
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Hunting, Steam and ass-Fitting.
I. Tin and Sheet Iron Wort. ,
’ Hot Air Heating.
' Plans and estimates furnished for either
I“ water. steam or hot air hosting.
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and line Price to All.
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you may not become wealthy but you
Wmnve money and have the satisfac-
1;,»_tion of eating the very best breed by
;/ suing our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
1;: their purity and delicious flavor. We
. III the very best article as low as other
. slalom ask for inferior goods. As we do
. I’very extensive trade in Tees and Cof-
feuand buy in large quantities, we are
" allhledtogive useful presents without
”charge.
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DR. TALMAGE’S MESSAGE FROM THE
’ ANTIPODES.
flow Zueheus Was Converted and Made
Restitution ~The Conscience Fund of the
Treasury Department - Transformation
of s Family—The Mother's Pram.
r!
Bnooxtrx, Sept. sit—Rev. Dr. Tai-
mags, who is now preparing to leave Aus-
tralia for India on his round the world
tour, has selected as the subject for to-
day’s sermon thrOngh the press "The Tax
Collectdr’s Conversion," the text being
taken from Lake xix. 9, “This day is
salvation come to this house. " .
Zacchcus was a politician and a tax-
gathcrcr. He had an honest calling, but
the opportunity for “stealings” was so
large the temptation was too much for
h in. . The Bible says he “wasaslnncr"—-
hat is, in the public sense. How runny
fine men have been ruined by official posi-
tion! It is an awful thing for any man to
seek oilice under government unless his
principles of integrity are deeply fixed.
Many a man upright in an insignificant
position has made shipwreck in agreat
one. As far as I can tell, in the city of
Jericho this Zacchcus belonged towhnt
might be called tho“ring." They had
things their own way, successfully avoid-
ing cxprisurc, if by no other way perhaps
by hiring somebody to brook in and steal
the vouchers. Notwithstanding his bad
reputation, there were streaks .of good
about him, as tlicroaro about almost every
man. Gold is found in quartz, and some-
times in a very small percentage.
Jesus was coming to town. The people
turned out on losses to see him. More ire
comes, the Lord of glory, on foot, dust cov-
ered and road woury, limping along the
way, carrying the griofs and woes of the
world. He looks to be dilycars of age
when he is only about 30. Zacchcus was
a short man and could not see over the
people's heads while standing on the
ground, so he got up into a sycamore that
that swung its arm clear over the road.
Jesus advanced amid the wild excitement
of the surging crowd. The most honor-
able and popular men of the city are lrmlf~
ing on and trying to gain his attention.
Jesus, instead 0! regarding them, looks up
at the little man in the true and says:
“Zuccheus, cotnc down. I am going home
with you.” Everybody was disgusted to
think that Christ would go homo with 80
dishonorable a man.
Christ and the I’nbllcan.
l sco Christ entering the front door of
tho housoof Zucchous. The king of heaven
and earth sits down, and as he looks around
on the plnm-umlfho fumily hr- pronounces
the benediction of the Lost, "This day in
salvation come. to this house. "
Zucchous had climbed the syr-arnnm
”do out of room imprisltlvvnr'ss. He
wanted to see how this stranger lrmlu-il—
the color of hisr'yos, the length of his hair.
the contour of his features, the height of
his stature. “('omo down," said (‘hrrsL
And so many people in this duygut
up into tho true of curiosityor spr-vuluiiun
to sow ('hrist. ’l'ln-y ilhk :t thousuurlquwr
questions about his divinity, about God‘s
sovereignty and tho otvrnnl decrees. ’i'bvy
speculate and criticise and hang onto flu-
oursidc limbo! u grout sycamore. lint
they must coinu down from that if tiny
want to he saved. We cannot be arm-d as
philosophers. but as little rhlldrr-n. You
cannot go tohruvun by way of Athens,
but by way of Iivthlchrm. Why Tm llt'l'
plr'xvd about the way sin came into, the
World \vln-u tho gnrut «pit-silo" is how we
shall got sin rlrivr-n out of our hearts.
How runny spend their time in criticism
and religious apt-culufluill ’l'lu-y rnkc the
fruit: of Sharon or llli! lily of tho vulh-y,
pull out the author, ril'illlt'l' tho Cui‘irllil
and any, “ls thut illt‘ ls-uulifui lllrtt’l'rilf
religion limit. you :m- talking ulmur?" No
llrrwr'i' is beautiful after you have turn it
all to [llt‘(‘l'.~. ’l'hoputh tolu-uvvrr is so
plain that u fool lit‘l‘il nut tunim unv ruler
take ubout. it, umi yet men slop and ”fill.
Suppose lhat, going fowurrl lho l’nviiiv'
shun! hurl rosolvvri lhut Ivvnuld Hui)
until Icould kill all the grizzly hours and
tho punthcrs on cillwr hills) of the way 1
Would nr-vr-r have gut to tho l’uvlilu must.
Win-u I went out to hunt thcgriuiy hear,
the grizzly bear would haw. ('nuw out to
hunt mo. ll-rro is a plniu road to honvr-n.
Mon say they will not take a sir-pun it un-
til tin-y can luulw gums: of roll the tin-urine
that. hurl; and growl at tluzm from the
thickets. 'l'ln'y forgot the fact that, us lhvy
go out to hunt the theory, the tlu-ory
culncs out to hunt tin-m, and so rhvy pr-r-
lsh. Wo must receive the kingdom of
heaven in simplicity.
A Htufrsman's I‘llmuple.
William Pennington nus non of the
wisest turn of this t'ulllilry—«u KOVO'I’H'
or of his own omit: null ufirrwnrd
speaker of tho housu of ri-pr'm-ntatiws.
Yet, when “MA ('illll'il him to ho is Chris
tinn, ho wont in and out. down nurung
some children who were applying for
church membership, and he mini to his
pastor, “Talk to lilli just as you do to
tlrcsochildron, for I know nothing nimut
it. " 'l‘lu'ri' in in: "N1! of lmlin‘riiig nur-
selvcs about mysteries when there am so
runny things that an-piuln. lir. Lmiiuw.
my professor in the theological seminary,
taught too a Twain“ 1 have nowr Trrrgrrlir‘fl.
While putting avnrluryof rplvsllnilil to
him that. Wt‘l‘v porpivxlng he iurrrml upon
me, somewhat in strrunvss, but thorn in
love, and said, “Mr. 'i‘nlmago, you will
have to lot Uml know soon: things that
you don't.” We tour our hands on lilo
Rpllll'lt of thnt'nrtrm instead of frosting
our oyo on its tropical bloom. A great
company of temple now sltswinging tlwm
selves on lilo sycarnom "no of their pride,
and I cry to you: ' Zovcltous, corno down!
(Jomo down out of your pride, out of
your irrqlrisltivr-rrvse, out of your schuirt
tlon. You cannot. ride into llwgnfn of
heaven with mm'h (iridium, :mstllion
ahead and lltt'lwy behind. 'l‘lxccpt yo be.
corneas little children, yo rmnnot enter
tho kingdom of God. ‘ God henchmen tins
Weak tiring» of rho Wurlll toconfouml the
mighty. Zruscluurs, come down. some
down!"
[institutions . Neon-salty.
Inotlco ilmt this taxgathcror (woma-
prmlcd his sum-ruler to Christ with the
metrlraiilmof property that did not be.
long tohlm. He says, "if Ilrave taken
anything by false accusation, I mature
ferrriuirl“-r,lmt is, if i have taxed any
man for “0,01“ when he had only $5,000
worth of property and out In my own
pocket the tax for tho inst “.000. I will
mwrotohim fourfold. if I truth from
him till, I will give him Mo. if I twk
from him “0, I will give him tree.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been sent to Washington during the past
Mymss‘mwseisnes money." imp
W that
hm tosnother '. Supposiyenhsvewt '
mined topsyyonrdelm, and for
the sets of lag your creditors you
put your property in your wife’snsrne.
You might cry until the day of judgment
for pardon. but you would not get it with—
out first tiflking restitution. In times of
prosperity it is right. against arainy day,
to assign property to your wife, but if, in
time of perplexity and for the sake of do-
frnuding your creditors, you make such as-
signment, you become a culprit before
God, and you may as well stop praying
until you have Hindu restitution. Or sup-
pose one man loans another money on
bond or mortgage, with the understand-
ing that the mortgage can lie quiet for
several years, but as soon as the mort-
gage is given commences foreclosure—the
sherli! mounts the auction block, and the
property is struck down at half price, and
the mortgagee buys it in. The snort
started to get the property at half price
and is a thief and a robber. Until he
makes restitution there is no mercy for
him. ,
You ssy: "I cannot make restitution.
The parties whom 1. swindled are gone."
Then I say, "Take the money up to the
American Bible society and consccrate it
to God. " Zaccheus was wise when he dis~
gorgcd his unrighteous gains, and it was
his first step in thc right direction.
Christ In the Home.
The way being clear, Christ walked into
the house of Zaccheus. He becomes a dif-
ferent man; his wife a different women:
the children are different. Oh, it makes
a great change in any house when Christ
comes into it! How many beautiful homes
are represented among youi Theronrc pio-
turcs on the wall, there is music in the
drawing room, and luxuries in the ward-
robe, and a full supply in the pantry.
Even if you were half asleep there is one
word with which Icould wake you, and
thrill you through and through, and that
word is “home!" ’I‘heroarc also houses
of sui’foring represented in which there
are neither pictures nor wardrobe nor
adornment—only one room, and aplnin
cot, or a bunk in a corner. Yet it is the
place where your loved ones dwell, and
your whole nature tingios with satisfaction
when you think of it and call it home.
Though thuworid may scoff at us and
pursue us and all the day webo tossed
about at eventido, we sail into the harbor
of homo. Though there be no rest for us
in the busy world, and we go trudging
about, bearing burdens that Well nigh
crush us, there is a refuge, and it hath an
easy chair in which we may sit, nndn
lounge where we may lie, and asorcnity of
peace in which we may repose, and that
refuge is home. The English soldiers, sit-
ting on the walls around Sovastopol, one
night hoard a company of musicians play-
ing "Homo. Sweet ilmnc." and it is said
that the whole army brnko out in subs and
Walling, so grout was their homosicknoss.
God pity thrr poor, miserable wn-tch who
has no homri
The Christian Mother.
Now, suppose ('hrlst should come into
your house. First iln- wife and tho luotlr
or would feel lIlH pn-aonm: licligiun alv
tuner. ulwuys iwgius tinrv. it is l‘lla’lt'l‘ for
Women to ill-r-unm ('hrisliuns than for us
their. ’l‘lu-y do not light so against God.
if woman ll'nipfr'rlinuil lurigumilyuwny
from litrllllt'ns, now elm tempts him back.
Slur may not make any fuss about it», but
sorunhow ovrryhody in tho housu knows
that Illl'fi‘ is n. chnugc in the wife and
mother. Silo chides tho childrvu more
gently. Ill‘l‘ face sorrwtlmvs lights up
with on unrurihlygimv, She goes into
some illtnotuiplt'll room for a little while,
and the husband gm-s not after her nor
asks hcr why showus tin-re. llo knows
without writing that she. has boon praying.
The husband sees that her flu-u is
brighter than on the day when. years ago,
they ritual at the marriage altar, and he
knows that .h-sus has been pulling upon
her brow a wreath sn'wh'r than the orange
lllllrisnllit'l. She puts the children to boil.
not. satisfied with the formal prnyvr that
tin-y urn-o ull’crml, but slut lingers now and
tells liwlu of .lr‘MiH who lrlr-sm-il lifllo chil
(“TH and of thr- guml lllllf'i‘ \vlu-n- ihvy ull
horwro boar last. And lhru slu- kisses
liwrn good night with sornvlhing (but the
child frol~ in ho a lu-wvrnly lwlli‘illi.‘lllillr-—
a sum! thing that shall hold on in the buy
after lu' hue ln‘t'uull' u mun in or on )'l‘.‘ii“4
of ugh. fur tin-re is slum-thing in it good.
loving, ('hrinrluu mntlu-r‘s hits that
yours cannot \vlpo off the chm-k
Thu Fruits-r "\‘orronw.
Now tho ltllsbullrl is lii~»irc.~'svd and un-
noyvd and lllllluhf. wxml. if sin: Would
only speak to him, ho \vuuid "blow lwr
up." ilo duo-v not like to myrmythlng
about it, but ho kuowslhut she has a hupo
that ho has not and u pvuw that ho lune
not. lie knows that, dying as in» now is,
he cannot go in the main place. llu cull-
not efuml it any lullgl'l‘.
Sumo Sunday night on they sit in
church side by shin rho Tltultlrl of his soul
bra-nit forth. llo \vuuls in pray, but llur'ri
not know how. He hldr's his face, ice-t
south of his wurldly friends Hill him, but
limi's spirit Muller-r him. invite him, over-
whvlms him, And they go hunnwhus-
hand and will-win sllvrrcn. until they {it
to lhvlr room. when ho other old. "Uh,
pray for out" And tin-y knu-i llilWll.
They cannot stn'nh. The Words will not
('Ililii'. liui iimi dmvs not. want unyw-mls.
llr- looks rimvu and answers snlrmrd groan
and outgushiug Ti‘llili‘l'lll'rsfi. 'i'lrat night
they do not him") any for inlklugnf nil llw
yr-nrs mull-d and of that Huvlour “‘lifi
crowd but to call. "will!!! morning they
lum- inid their plans for a new life. Mum
lngr-nnws. l-‘nllwr and mother river-oral
from tho hodrmm, The children donut
know What is the mailer. They never
saw father with a liibio in his hand lil‘TUi’i'.
”u my». “f‘nrnv. i‘lllllll‘i'll, i want you all
to sit down while we road and pray."
'l'lu‘r'hlltlrt‘n lord. .rl. wwh other and uh"
almost rilspmmi to laugh, but they are
ihvir parents are in sloop uni-trust. it is a
short chapter that the father mule. lln
lea good rrrmlor Mother (hm-s, but now
be dot-s not got on nuwh. lie N'os somuuh
to linger on. liisvoico (rumbles. Every-
thing is sosirangr-ly new in him. They
krrr‘oin—«ilmt is. the father and mothordo,
but the children some down one by one.
They do not know that they must. ltis
some time before tlwy all get down. The
limitations any hrokcn. The phrases area
little ungrnmtnatluai. ’I‘lre prayer begins
shortly and ends abruptly; but, as far as
Inn understand what they mean. it is
about this: "(i riarlnnr, help us! We do
not know how to pray. Tow-h us. We
cannot litre any longer in the way two have
been living. We start uslay tor heaven.
Help us to take those children along with
as. Forgivmn for alllhepast. Strengthen
us for all the future. And when the Jour-
neyls over take us where Jesus island
where the little hobo is that we lost.
Amen!” it ended very abruptly, but the
angels came out and leaned so far over to
listen they mold have fallen off the list-
tlunsntims foes min or their wings.
IN w "flask. Mi Behold. ire
:rll
re sick!"
NM“? - I] It little While, and all three
children are brought into the kingdom of
God. And there is great Joy in the house.
Years pass on. The telegraph goes click,
clickl What is the news flying over the
country? “Come home. Father is dy-
ing!" The children all gather. Some
some in the last train. Some, too late for
the train, take a carriage across the coun-
try. They stand around the dying bed oi
the father. The oldest son upholds the
mother, and says: “Don't cry, mother. I
will take care of you." The parting him
ing is given. No long admonition, for he
has, through years, been saying to his
children all he had to say to them. It lsa
plain "goodby." and theremark, "I know
you will all be kind to your mother, ” and
all is over.
Life's duty done, as stake the clay,
‘ Light from its lead. the spirit iiies,
While heaven and earth combine to say,
How bless'd the righteous when he dies
A whole family saved forever-i If the
deluge come, they are all in the srk-fa-
that, mother, sons, daughter. Together
on earth. together in heaven. What makes
it so? Explain it. Zacchous one day took
Jesus home with him. That is all. Sal-
vation came to that house. -
What sound is it I hear tonight? It is
Jesus knocking at the door of your house
Behold s stranger at, tho doorl
Ho gently knocks, has knocked before.
If you looked out of your window and
saw me going up your front stops, you
would not wait, but go yourself to open
the door. Will you keep Jesus standing
on the outside, his looks wet with the down
of the night? This day is salvation come
to thy house. The great want of your
house is not. a new carpet or costlier pic-
tures or richer furniture—it is Jesus]
Character as an Inheritance.
Up to 40 years men work themselves;
after that, for their children. Now, what
do you propose to leave them. Nothing
but dollars? Alas, what an inhoritancei
It is more likely to be a curse than a bloss-
lng. Your own common sense and obser-
vation tell you that money, without the
divine blessing, is a curse. You must soon
leavo your children. Your shoulders are
not. so strong as they Were, and you know
that they will soon have to carrry their
own burdens. Your eyesight is not so
clear as once.
They will soon have topick out their
own way. Your arm is not so mighty as
once. They will soon have to light their
own bottles Uh, let it not be told on
judgment day that you let your family
start without the only sufcguurd~tho re-
ligion oi Christi Give yourself no rest un'
til your children are the sons and dough
tors of the Lord Almighty. Your son duos
just as you do. He tries to walk like you
and to talk like you. The daughter imi-
tates tho. morlu-r. Alas, if father and
motiwr miss honvcn, the children will!
Uh, lr-t .lr‘riis conic into your house! Do
not bolt the hull door, or tho purlur (hair,
or the kitchen door, or the lmiruum lluul‘
against him Above nil, do not bolt your
lil'lil‘l
lilillil 'vnrrr ultur tonight. Talus thr-
fumlly lrrhiv lying nu llil‘ parlor lulrln
full tug." Us r as runny of your family as
quy ll" rm'.:'u- iii-ml u cimptvr. and llli‘ll,
Il' ymir‘ml illillk oi llllllllllfil‘lm‘ la‘aillt'ti
the Lord‘s l'r~r_vvr. ~:r_v thui. 'l'hut “ill flu
llr Mr H \. ill lmvr' begun in your lion-4'.
You . ..u p41 .. our lwud on your pillow. for-l-
ing ilrill. \\ lwtlu-r you woke up in this
World or HIV next, all is well. in that
grout. polish-runs hunk of tho judgnwnf.
whl rourr- rl'l'lil'ill‘dflll thr- itnpurtunf Wonts
of tho mrilr. you will road at last the
stun-incur. that this was llll‘ tiny when sul-
vulinn mum into your llulim'. Uh. Zuc-
r'lwus. mum down, Como. downi Jesus is
passing by!
Friction and Power.
The n-umrkuhlo slain-innit is filil(l(‘. on
mourn-nut engineering authority. that the
average amount of {rlI'Tlllll or power lost
by ovvrmrnln: friction in machinery and
will work is .3” pvr will of tho gmss pow-
rr, llu- limit m‘r‘lll’l‘iilt: at the llllil‘ll‘illt'll
suriur'vs. 'l'lilrinliilf‘iilt‘lll is n~pn~svnrrd to
is- bnsrid upon the fact that tumor do
mouth-d in drive the machinery in sin-h
an o-~':rhlr~hrm-nt hue bwu found by t'nlll‘
li"ll'llT .vxumim rs to he vuriui'h' to tho or.
trial of if» to 2.“! pvr cent by vimugl-of trm-
lwrrrlurr- from hunt in i'i'lll, us from sum
”MT in \x‘mlvr l'rir'fiuu luL~ in-cn rt'rluccd
id) In r n m iy financing llllvi‘lt‘unlfi.
Again. illr' fi'lr'llfiil of slurfllug is known
in vary with ei/v. length and lullll from .2iii
l.» |,.'. hursqmu‘r-r for ouch IIHi flu-f. in
length, lhu mulu shufl. nwruging about
one hum pour r. 'l'ho low-a of power in
mills mum-rs u ilh dii‘fr-rvnl machines from
b to im por t‘l'lll, arr-raging for cotton and
flux about no pu-r rent, with good rnnnngw
“will. and in wonlrh mills ulmlit in per
cr-nt. 'i'hw hm of iiu-r-lvumvngim- is found
in rumw irnnr four [lullilllslll'rmllii’li‘u inch
on origin «of 2.”. to .3” llul'w‘lmwvl‘(AUWH
inonv pound on vvry inrro‘ rugiiurs. Tu
m-rorirs when» the rnmhlrrrs are many
and Mnull the friction is about 75 per
writ. riu largo mnvhim- fouls it is nlmut
if: prirwnl, this l'lflNHr lurilvr‘ lh‘liiut‘.‘
hibilml win to uuu'hlm-ry i.»- “Mi pirstumi
and l'l’i'tflr d.» .VI'W York Hm
I‘Iisf. Applrs.
('lrr'nlimlly iho illilill‘ is r'ompnwd of
vow-rubb- idrrr. rdimmrn. allguf‘. gum,
rhiuruphyi, rirulw uvid, pulllr' twirl. iirut
and Hutch wall-r. l"urllwrlmrrr~. rho fir r.
luau analysis any that llii‘ apple contains
a lurgr-r pvr‘rr'nlugv of plrmphnrus than
any ullil'r Tf’llil. nr \'i‘i.{l‘lllllli' 'l'luv vim»
phorus ls admirably adapted in n'nvwlhg
tlmrmsvnilnl nervous mailm- nf the brain
and the spinal cord. if is perhaps for the
some rmmn. rmir-ly uruivrslmsi, that old
H-nndluuvluu ll‘rulliinlm i'l‘iri‘i'et'ni the up;
pin as lho fmdni the gods. who, when
Hwy fr-lr illt‘lirsult’vs to ho gmwing iwinlo
nnri inllrm, nmwmi in this fruit, rrvnotra
lug their pnwm of mind and lsniy.~«~
North Amrrivnn i’rm'lilium‘r.
“'umrn and linearity.
ilisrnry cannot liliifll'w'flpi‘ tho vlgilanm
of such lnrpilrivs as Lady ilrrrry Homer-
sl't. Miss Willard and rrilwm foreword in
The Woman‘s Signal, which paper states
that a visitor in the Mnmnio fraternity at
York. England. was shown the ancient
mnstlilllirrilsnftho York liilo. from which
Master Masons tlvrlvn their authority. in
roll No. 4 of their constitutions, published
in lollil, appears the form pmoihing host
a Allison slumld be made. it contains the
following ciauso, showing that women
were eligible to ho niacin Masons: “The
enact the elders taking the ismlrc. and
that hes or shoe that is to be "rode a Mama
shall lay their hands thereon and the
charge shall be given " cm
a ma— ma; elm W AAAA
The ma» rupslxgiismoini in the world
perhaps s "white" or”th
’ ” diamond found st the Kimber-
lee: inset tabs
Plumbing. Stern and Bus fitting
108 WASHINGTON 81'.
J. l'. l'lynn will have personal elismiof this
eat.
Pinmhingoverhsnled sad put in first class
ssnitsry condition.
PiliiTEli WATER MilTilil
Best in tbsjworld. Call sad get prices.
mil t1
Physician for Women!
liliS. llll. ii. i. illiiliiiilll
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad in, Bridgeport. lions,
from 10 s. m. to 7 p. In. sny dsyexcept Sunday.
The Doctor is s regular pb siclsn and for
the pvsstslxteenyearshas theD EASE
of OMEN s s t3. Ladies suffering
from so difficult; inci eat to the sex can
consult r. Guilfo in the strictest confidence.
as th the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod.
erats.‘ All letters promptly replied to. It»
close etsm . ab ti’
HiillSE BLIPPING
l-BY—
WATER PilWEii.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean, call on -
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
mi? South Norwaik.
on Well Hand Bind;
ii Washington Street,
South liorvrsllr
ALL WORK DON! BY BAND.
'0 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
SAIIS'ACTIOH GUARANTEED.
GOODS DALLEV ’03 AND DEHVIII.
In Full: Ol‘ CHARGE, 0N TIMI.
.10" N WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch oriice— George L. Cook, Main street.
lisrleu.
fl
- MilEhI-EMBER THAT
The Bonneciicut General life In-
surance 00., of Hartford,
will insuretllellfe of a young man for aim)
for less than to a day. or will roll him an en-
dowment for 81,1 ill for less than 70 a. day,
payable to himself” be live}, and his people
if he dies, so do not neglect to l
S. S. l'HilMMEDiEii, AGENT.
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user lira n. no nus. "urn-'1 all
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CEO. C. STILLSON
South llortrsllt. comp".
‘-
HALF; HEM.” IT. the.
To
Reach
Buyers
Is the cherished ion of all ad-
3
vertisers.’ The to? Chase at
bu ere bu THE BEN'I’INEL,
an?!' it isythrongh their trade
that all
Business
Must
. Pros , r.
700 MILE
SEA TRIPS
By the beautiful new steamships of the
Old Dominion Line.
To Old Point Comfort or Virginia
Bosch and Return,
' (Hygeis Hotel.) (Princess Anne Hotel.)
Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a IUIIEB Oli'fllo. Msy bemsde for
SIB. llld Point Comfort, SIB.
Sii. Virginia Beach. iii.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
llllilllilillfi EVERY EXPENSE.
0f meals and berths en route and a do and a
quarter's board at either hotel. y
This trip is an ideal one. as the course skirts
the coast with little likelihood of seasickness.
and passes in review many watering places
and points of interest.
illll DOMINION 8. 8. (iii.
W. L. GUILLAUDEU.TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Pier 26, N. 3., New York.
5 184m
Groceries
If you want good goods that can't be
be beat call on
A. T. MElililAM,
I28 SOUTH Milli STREET,
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at We each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to flour We have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Tees and Coffees of the best, but no
presents.
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; aii slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
nlruoninos.
SOUTH NORWALK.
J. o. caustics.
Undertaker.
I it Niuii’i' mill”. NORWMA‘. corn
Opes-site Horus flailwsybepot.
assurance, 3 inc. «not. Telephone cal“ i“
so t!
9» J!
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Paper Hangermalcisimhlmr
Admit
" ” stretchy“
Six Per Cent. Investments
tiasrsntred iiesit‘stste norms.
Flntlortgsgelo yr. Gold Bonds of
dielectric! fissundEleciricughtfle.
Inchpert. 3.1!.
Mentors Bonds of the aimless;
WWW}. Mirror's, Ct.
Protptsltsntienlemsiiorders‘ -
H. D. SHIT".
Norwalk Chronicler