am sellingth back Blanks
Mills. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
, for-18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
fill“ are from tie. up, double
m m. rum costumers»
espouse unite, seer. so.
LW-Walthlmat
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l. 35—13mm” the ”will.
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Llssos «linemrthalmilnkeii.
i-xei' Tut, thii, il,"Unto
you is horntbisdsyintbseityet Daria
s Saviour. which is Christ the lord."
Them «sat thummdin
thisworld minutiae-410m
tion at 906,”). Csastasd sllthinp—
.l have been told by a great ‘mtomwmmtutm—ottuem
‘many customers that my price
(or BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
i have also" been told that my
flock of FINE goods is larger
. than is shown anywhere in Her-
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
.: Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. ., E. Gorham,
lie. 2 first Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-E
‘ am no listener to me
Patent Medicines
AT OUR PRICES.
MmlBflivJ). Theron-asp:
pointed time («www.mcodin
all thing is msrtoosoonnorteolats.
The great thinpoi God annothingto
thaweridlyinginthswichedmandro
the crestsvsntismsdslmancttotbs
mightyones of earth eitherineburchor
stats, £11“thth _
plainsolllethlehm 1001
on
l. ’6'”).
Liston ll—Tlic tallest In tho
Temple (Luke ii, sass). Golden Test,
Luke in, an, “A lightt'o lighten the”
tiles and the glory oi thy tropic, lml."
It is to the Simeon and Annas that the
Lorri reveals Himself, while lie passer: by
the great and wisest this world. He looks
to the poor and contrite spirits who W
his all His word, who love and wait for
His salvation and sweeper-taint» this
all evil world. Not to the righteous
who live in Sodom. but to the Aime
hams who live at iiebrnn in fellowship
with God, does lie meal llimseli and ills
ways.
LII/soy iii.-—The Visit of the Wise
Men (Math. ii, 1.12). (millen’l's‘xt, Math.
ll, ll, “They saw the young child with
Mary, ills mother, and tell down and
worshiped Him.” These wise men are
anothei' illustration oi the unknownon
earth, but well limits harm to whom
the Lord reveals His name. They were
wise in the things eternal.
LissoN lV.-'l'he Plight Into Egypt
' '1 (Math. ii, ls-se). Golden Test, Pr. art.
lll HGT. Hlllll Ill'l' T0 TAKE,
laxatonik 81.00
Hood's Sarsapariila, .60
Ayers’ Samparllla, .67
Dana’s Sal-saparilla, .67
Cutlcura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green's Nemra, .70
Bflllson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine's Cele Compound, .65
Brandreth’s '11s, .12
Alcock’s Planters, .10
Benson’s Capsice Planters, .12
rla. .23
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood’s Bitters, .13
Badam’s Microbe Killer, qua, .75
Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Gen. 8. Stillsen’s
Drug Store,
(Marie i. Mi).
"Thou are my hl'l'lVP't Swirl. in whom I
am well pivnmi."
nld foretold by initial» anri ”alarm, who
was content. in he himl'ri and Mt mm. only
a voice crying in the Wllcmmr-wtflad to
8, “The Lord shall we thy giving out
and thy coming in." The that dreams 0!
this lesson, in which God measles! lilo
will to Joseph, along with the fourth in
verse 90, suggest the my dreams a!
Scripture in connection with Job ”xiii.
16—17. The command, "line times there till
I bring thee word" (rm it). makes us
think of the wilderness life, when every
movement of tar-cl was directed by the
pillar of cloud (Nam. is, twill}. The
wondmnsfulfllllngn! Hos. xi. l (per,- term
15) show» how literally and lolly we may
expect all pruphecy to her lull‘illerl.
Lasso! V.—-Tbe Youth of Jeans (Luke
ii, 40-52.) Golden Text. Luke ii. no. “And
Jesus increase-ti in wisdom and statem:
and in itsvor with God. and man.” Tim
leading thoughts in this lewm M‘e’i’m to hue
His knowluri‘px of who lie we» and what
He came tor, own an the age all in! years,
when. He will. "i naust be similarly Ya
thl‘r's business, "
Lasso)! Vl.—-'l‘i'm Reprise“ oi .imm
Holden Text, Marl: i. ii.
We have here the: lur-
k”; arm ' [a
the
."llewssssMrssW’ lsapbssas
dioceses! to Willie a per-cabal
besnveryanpy. Bat whyshonld abat-
ter harness to anger than the
taller or theshoemalterl No one coats“.
and consequently the phrase has no intel-
llpntmcanlngii taken asitreads. The
original phrase treatment as an alter."-
the last word Mngtheiiasonlor"adder.”
whirhun it mas, astho adtisrissnpv
”elite healwsysmadand reatiytostlng.
"hind asalarch bare"isaaethermueh
ntedphrase. The hotels not‘repuled to
be tensions at any time. Those who bare
given initmation respecting the bars as-
ssrttbstiallsschtheanimal isperlectly
wild and shy. Consequently the phrase
an harem meaning unless a sarcastic
allusion to one's lack of spirit and sour-
aw.
Oncolten hears “he’s dead as adoor.
nail, " yet it ispmbable that most of those
who use the phrase cannot tell whyadoor-
nail slumld be any dealer than any other
nail that is made 0! metal. it is explain—
ed. however, that the doomail in earlier
times was the plate on the dim upon
which the old (widened and new unused
“limiter" struck to arouse the inmates
at the house. As the plate or nail was
struck many nuns tinws than any other
nail, it was assumed to be deader than‘a
nail stntclt only when driven into wood.
."All talk and no cider" is an adage
which in said to have originated in Bucks
county, Pa. A party was marble-d to
drinka laurel of superior cider, but the
elders of the assemblage etmagcd in a pul~
lilcal diminution, which lasted so long
that «lino who were less interested in poi-
itlcs than cider withdrew on the plan that
the invitation was a trap to get them to
ileum to a political talk rather than to
drink either. (mo of them said it was
”all talk and no cider."
”To rah: tilo cake” bad itsoriain in the
cake walls in which mloml couples partial.
pawl, the prize being acake. Hence any
one who does a thing wrispicuousiy wall,
or, sarcastieally and more usually. one
who fails. is said “to take the cake."
”A little bird told use" isan almost unl-
rcrsai adage, based upon the idea that
this ubiquitous wanderer from the van—
tage oi the upper air spies out all strange
and mt things and tells them to those
who can understand. Thus in Ecclesi-
latu x, 20. “Cum not the king—no, not
in thy lllllflghl—flfld curse not the rich in
thy Mohawk”, {or the bird 0! the air
will carry the voice, and that which imt-h
wings shall tell the triatter."——.\’ow York
Advertiser.
Adult-(n 0! Advertising.
Thiffl? is a timer; that advertising pays.
Tilers: nnréylm'is which prove the tlwory
"W".
All timii wiw mlt‘ertiw are not Bun-rosa-
lul, hut. saith mm L'llt‘l'pl'innri, nil sun-
umsful ttwn lms‘e lawn atlvnriiwrs.
Allin-dieing is illl' mall-st of all mml~
mt exertions {tr {M'ililoliug business. Bi"
side it the lris’gmph. tlw telephone, the
lmwnstnlrc and simmimat Im- dwarfed.
II it it»! n! ms {or mli's-rilsing. tin-so would
not he w-utl. lineinms Would not In- (if
snilivicut sultan»: to justify their i’lilpluy-
nia'iit.
The man in i'lilt'auu miwrtisvs. (Hill the
slum in 51. Paul buys—Any telegraph pvr
hops-om! has his purvlmews delivered by
the im‘nitnoilw. But the advertising mums
THE YGUNBBST RAlLWAV MANAGER.
rur- a arts-”6e. Boy and II rte-toad a!
an Electric Road.
Little Archie Cowley oi Deilwood,
Minn, is probably the youngest railway
manager'ln the world. Archie is but 7
years old, yet he controls an entire elec-
trical railroad. it is true that the road is
but one-tenth. of a mile in insulin. Never.
tireless it is fitted out just as completely
as any road that is run by grown. persons.
Archie is president, secretary. conductor,
brakenian and motonmm, while his sisters
and playmates are the passengers. The
roadwas built for Archie by his father,
who is a St. Paul banker.
Thereare three cars on the maria—one
motor car and two passenger cars. Each
car is bloat long and afoot wide. It is
not a trolley road. Instead of a trolley
wire them is u long strip of iron, which
lies between the tracks and supplies the
electricity which makes the cars move
along. (in the motor car is the rheostat.
which is an arrangement for controlling
the electric current. By using it Archie
can make his cars move as last or as slow
as he pleases. ()n this car also are the mo-
tor and the brake, and also the reversing
switch which makes the cars move back-
ward.
At one end of the road is the power house
where the electricity is produced. The
electric current comes from a small dyna-
mo, which is driven by n petroleum .en—
gins. There is also a shed where the cars
are stored at night and in winter time. in
the povvvrhouse everything is arranged
just the same as it it was a large station
run by‘n regular company.
But Archie is the company in this case.
ills marl is on the bill by the sldool White
liver lulw. and he is the unly boy in that
region who is uhio to go coasting in sum-
mer think He himself will tell you the
host nl nil in" that in this kind of coasting
you do not lmw to walk back up the hill.
The electricity pulls you up. Art-lilo is
wry proud of his road and spends the
days carrying his sisters and their dolls~
lilting tho rum]. ”1‘ Min stop any plm‘o on
the way. w ln‘ prvlvutls there are suwml
siullrms, and his sisters w-l. out. Then he
inkuu them up mmin whvn ho mum‘s buck
and collects make believe tummy {rum
them. They all lmvv n wry “and time
riding on tho wire. and A i'i‘illl‘ is burning
a great tlmi uboui electricity.
A Little- Quake-r.
SHOE STOC
DAILY SERVICE
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encnmnennunn,
nun IT IS new on snLE.‘
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.
Last trips of ‘City of Albany’
SATURDAY, SEPT. 22.
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L flail};
u a! mini-71$
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KEN
South Norwaik and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 40.3.; EXCURSION, 70c.
“With hands «lumped softly in your lap.
And hair lucked buck lil‘llt‘lilii your up.
And snowy kcrriiiel’ irimiy cmswd,
cry, "Behold the lamb of God." and to
first. It always due.
see his own followers toenails: him to {all
have South Norwalk. 7:30 a. m. Leave New York. Brahman street. 2:163. 121.; Satu-
lt amnwa inlumustiun and an innit.-
day. 100 p. m. Leave East Thiri y-liret street. 2:“) p. nu: Saturday. 2:20 p. m.
.2 Washington Street. low Jem- “‘7“ V" w" ‘Wm M" ”on to bur at the an»! time. And lifted eyes in reverie nm— Misti steamer. City oi Norwaik. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesdayfandll'rlday at
en and the 5917" ”smiling; “9"“ Jim An advertisement in a paper places this Friend Plus-be. won‘t you tell me why am 9' In. 1‘9"” Norwalls Tuesday. Thursday “‘1 Saturday 3‘ 5m 9- Km. “9181“ MM
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DECKER.
We sell goods cheaper than any other
house in the town of Norwalk. Values
that we oli'er. do more to advertise us
than any thing we can say in the news-
papers. We will give you a few quota:
tions in
Will PAPERS,
GILTS.
(Moth. iv. Lily.
yet without sin "
test in Hinusrii‘. yet Mull! High Print
Md Saviour flu in mash ”first“ ilemugh
suilerinn (Heb ii. mi
fielder: Text. lien. is.
15, "in all points (Minted like use m: m.
While alsmlnru-ly pet»
I have otters hem
glad that in this conflict. with martian
Jesus did not minimal: him in any minim,
lous way. but simply fly the one at the
tune sword (iiph. vi. ills-hick lie in»
left to us and. taught me how in new". ll:
us cling to in like the main Hm.
xxlli. in.
Lane}: Vlii.——'l-'be First: lbwtpim oi
Jesus (John 1, 3.1.,” (inklm T's-at. anil
i, ii, “We hasn- i'uuml the Simian wines!»
is. being iur-rpn-tnl. the. Christ.” The
way to maltu incipient)! 5"!“ lie M MM
Him Oil! M I n Lamb of “mi who limit
away sin. for in said ilirrwil that when
lifted up He. wuulri (film mess new mm.
FORMER rims. sow.
DOUBLE 25c. 15c.
ROLL. 35c. 25c.
600. 38c.
75c. and 81. 45 and 50c.
450. 300.
50c. 35¢.
“.25 50 and bile
Ingrain paper, 30 inches wide,
former price. 35c and $1.00; new
28 and 550. double roll.
All white blanks, 12c. double
(Jnhn n. i ii.)
to say the lawn, wry intervening
that He alumni alt-w forth flies “in” by
turning writer ll’lm wine W as think
of His wnrds in Luke tail. in, «naming
the kingt‘lum.
(John ii. 132m.
Lust)! lX.-—'i.‘iie first Mingle of Jeans
“all!!!" To". JIM” ’5, N,
"This beginning of miracles did Janna in
Colin. of l lollies. anti mastitmsed limit “it
glory." That the Bible should begin with
the morning» 0! Adam and hire and and
with the marriage M the lamb. the lay.
Adam and 52w, -
of God. the law. Adam enamel wflnmn
id that Jenn», the: Will
His lint mll'm'in at a marries-elem is.
And
LEMHUN X.—w.lesns (Ila-amt
13, “We not my VMM‘I’I M
' i 15 .0 n 5 , oi’ mhamiim" is mum’s . inset;
r01" former pr 06’ ,J a d 2 c gated by the devil, no mile hr things
W end places. Since Adam . by
Paintere’ Supplies, Artists’
Materials, Pictures framed to
order.
Deans R,
to Washington tum, South Kernel).
his disobedience” Minn .,
the way down. Thanh that to! the lint
Jerusalem into which no Minnesota-a
nnterfliev. asi. it?)
til, lsilir. Golden 'feat, John iii.
so loved the world that Began
m, all
s
muses Xl.~.lsms and seminars:
la. * God
to reply
begotten Son." Multimedia”
men and knowing whet was in van. Jo
m tells this pod
from alum, and 11
iron: alloys he can seem "normals
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lint. ills tnliteltentlmes, mm. a“... ,. M
Ell EST"! llll llllllSE IBM
. Stealth! ’l‘ie d l-
ilacs: p ”bets ”mister
WWA’hOWN s. ‘”
mums-s
.3le!
hassle-e.
lathlsbirth mm,“ {triadic
mamnmmmofimn
(John iv, It”). Golds. Tent, Jail iv.
and is,”Whmdmhelmwthat
m.m.cm-im
Lennon: Xll.—Jcsss at Jacob's wail
coat of a suitable advertisement against
the [aniline nuruiwr of those who will
need smile specie“ thing on any day. The
charities trill always be found on the side
a! lien mafltnlriiliy u! lilo ml w-rlismm-nt.
Sim: limbs in ion a trawl lulvcrtist'nu-nt
will bring slums tlum enough in direct
pmflt- (“pay lnr itself. leaving its Knrnt
(‘ufllflWint'uiliv choir again. Hall the-
time a “in! zuii't‘rtlu-nwnt will pay an ac-
tual-liner pmiii. hut in do this it must
lwlt'nniuliy le‘il‘lul. True! the nuwepuiwr
fairly. and it mil my every [lulu—Von
land l’rma‘.
.M w-.. .. . ._..
The l‘lu‘Il-h luiynl Plate,
Tim royal plain in Windsor is gum-tulip
“slum"! in is: worth ulmut .i‘ilamuniuu,
and it i» no unusual thing at a slum linu-
«alert at the nestle to have pinto tn the val-
we of tirifllfllfi; in tin.- ruom. 'l'lu‘h‘nm lts'u
Matrimony curries-u, one of gull! and one
of slicer. The wild arrvlw was pun-lumui
by ‘aflsflti‘ M' and will dim luu ywrmm.
The platens alarm of this w'rvlm (suit over
swam Uri auto uot'nsluila llu'rt- m1! unit
ally pinwad on iiw dining table mum wry
lwaiiiaal gold lingerie captured from the
l‘ialulleli anemia. which are now, of
“Alma of priceless value, while the wont
“be? aim «nanny. [limit' by iiumivil (c
llrialp» fur (Mime l\' and wrighlmr 7,0110
Miter“. ulstays Mumsmw t'sii'lil‘l‘uf ilm
awrtnu'm. As silhelsami ornaments liu-n-
m it!!!” "lilies in ”it' way u! it Ili'fll‘tlt'k
«it pastime Mutant, \‘lillli‘d ni £50,000. and
n tile-er) brad {mm ltulin. will) a solid in
petal will lur its humus mul rilumnml
emit.
Title mmdvrlul mliwilun of plain- in
arr-(ran pmjarny, which liftfl‘lli'liny lill'liilll
that ii triang- to thy (unuury. :mal ilm
«gm lw tripartite «sillwiiuns lnr "will
“alumina! and at. (iv-innit», which ll'lnlig u»
lamifmlmlrm lancer.
for 0” mp4 Cyclists.
tine oi the lam rum-illm in eyelvs is a
misty liieytrlo which is claimed in be new
daily writable int-one qugui cyclists. 'l‘lm
Wat tutored themachinn is limt it
may!» tulip-slid either entirely by the
handler in undunctlen with Initial drive
in“. Int-tread e! the usual handle liar, this
lshmt round so for as to run the two
handles into one. and this handle has an
up and dorm match, which, by insane
st mks. noun a walnut wheel tired
aim; ball tray between the handle bar
, and the axle of the mm wheel to moire.
The {mat wheel is consequently driven by
season at a chain running wood the tomb
wheel and one are! on the hub of the
treat wheel similar to that on the him]
that! a! Ill culinary Neva-Jimmy Fur-
listing limiter.
WflMily.
Tbs circadian shattering and de—
manor the monumental here
all hand eased rifle bullet is illustrated by
the seas tot some experiments recently
‘1“ natal Zwickae. when i! soldiers
lama m were ordered to tire role
his aim at we mean: at a
that attend lit mm hi and
A tor the
alas
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Anti take the sunshine and fresh air?"
“Friend Edith, I will h-il limo why
I all so still and mmcliuu-s sigh.
Dear grandma says We can‘t be right
l'uless we have tine ‘inncr llghl.‘
(i didn‘t have the “inner llahl.‘
Although i lrnul with all my might.)
Well. first Illi)’ morning grandma zoos
To nil-cling aims) is. as then knows.
Anti either lakes Juim. limb or me.
i go one morning out of three.
“ "l‘wns ‘slli‘ut Ineellnu‘ yesirrt y,
lligli up sat nlol Friend llnllmw ‘.
ills thumbs "pun hisnmc were placed.
Ami Iu- lmkmi Horn and soil-um laced.
Friend ”mixes and Fflt'llll l'ndvrmxul»
'l‘hey \\ millln‘t smile, mil il' iiwy t-nuld
(Thee knows i think lIu-y‘ro wry gum!)-
l‘p in the gallery they uni.
Elwin our limited down lwuenlh his hit!
Ami thorium ntnl iiumuhlmul llmmrlii and
limllglll,
But “within“! «will: out in: lin‘)‘ I-ulrlll.
BROWN’S $3.00 SIM.“
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used, Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe 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.
“it was an ~iill inn-lilo the ileum
That i could hear the little amuse
A-umswlliil. gnawing in the wall.
Outside it wasn‘t still nt nil.
The birds were singing in the trees.
And l with! lwar the boring bars
(The clumsy klml of bee that item
Those little ltulrm along the eaves).
It was so very still inside.
To keep awoke. how hard 1 iris-ell
i ate a peppermint or two,
“lint that was very wrong i knew.
Ail oils sudden then the birds
And been began to sing these words,
‘l’rlend i'hmlm. come outside and play.
And never mind Friend llaihsway.’
it seemed to me i must obey.
i waited straight out the open door.
No child thee knows did so bolero.
“To punish me tl‘m nursii’s rigbt~
i didn‘t have the 'inner iight'l,
I‘m not allowed to so and play
'i‘lil i make up tor yesterday.
Oh. dear, i mustn‘t speak to thee-—
it’s “silent mrellfllt'mdon’i line see?“
«- Edith M. Thom” iii Si. fileholfl.
Eden and the (thickest.
Edna was in the kitchen watching the
dressing of a chicken. Another chicken
urns straying in at theduur from the tann-
yard. “0h quick!" she cried. “lien
cornea another chicken. (latch hint and
peel him too. " ______ aw
A [and o! m
Albert al has cation put la his ear
who be has I samba fiestas am
insist with main one Mr he radar-st:
“371 What a lot at M!" ‘
l y f 3
325 Main Street.
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