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These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
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
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.
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, lit. 2 iitsl Avenue,
EAST NORWALK..3;
UEERER,
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house in the town of Norwalk. Values
that we olIer, do more to advertise us
than any thing we can say in the news-
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Patent Medicines
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IN FAST. HAllll NOT TO TAKE,
28c.
55c.
Ionatonik $1.00
Hood's Sarsaparilia, .60
Ayers’ Semaparilla, .o't
Dana’s Sarsoparilln, .87
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .tlo
Green's Nervura, .70
Btlllson's Specific for Malaria, , 5
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Aloock'e Planters, .10
Hanson’s Capslce I’lnsu'rn, .12
Castorla, .L’Jl
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, ,l:
Badanfs Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
lien. n. Siillsnn’s
Drug Store,
It Washingtnn‘ttrest.
W.....m.,.,.., , mum... Wm
JACOB M. LAYTON
Ftts, life and itcitenllnsntance.
llEAl [STATE AID HOUSE AGElll
Ocean Steamship Tickets and titer!»
1.; Loans Negotiated and
ltecls Sol . Glen 5 Railroad Place.
out to Past Olen, heath Blorwalk, Ct.
:3." Public. Acknowledgments
ea.
WAGONS.
lulu Mm. cams;
W. turtles, no.
Prices to Suit All.
Mines“
NEWS OFjEW YORK.
PLENTY OF MATERIAL FOR eocuarv
GOSSIPS TO mouse.
In. Schuyler llamllton. Jr., Wants a He'-
aratlon from ller Husband. A Lon“.
Jeweler's Illunder. Oakey Hall's Ba.-
talacenccs.
New York society people do not lack for
gossip nowadays. 'l‘he breaking out of
the long-smothered trouble in the Willie
Vanderbilt household, and the divorce
suit of .7. Coleman Draywn, in which the
gravest charge that may be brought
against a wife is made the basis of a pett-
tlon for divorce from Caroline Astor
Drayton, daughter of the supreme head
of New York society, furnish gossipers
with all they need to make the autumn
evenings pass profltlessly.
And now comes another ttmtrhnonial
dlflcuity in high life”. Mrs. Schuyler
Hamilton, Jr., has asked a separation
from her husband, alleging, no u rcuson,
that he dot-snot i-lllppurt her. It has been
common talk for some time that their re-
lations Were not altogether harmonious,
but an open breach but] been averted. I.
is alleged that young llntnllton bus tnndo
three trips to Europe within the but four
yours, h-uving nil cores to his wife, and
this is ruthcr more than she is disposed to
incur. it is said, that no odium is cost
upon fie-n. Ilntnilton in lho nll'nir, tho
delinquencies in the luulll-r of support,
ctc., bcing solely those of his son.
Trinity's Bronze Gates.
A good story is going the rounds ill the
expense of in London juwn-lcrof noic, who
is supposed to know whnl‘s whui. nl'
though in this cum.- hc didn'i, Ill' is ca-
pcclully lutnvd for skill in llllllflllt' gems,
in which his is the foremost authority in
England. A few months ago in- port-hosed
what purported to be no .‘lllf‘ll‘llf cnuwo,
which wus sold to have been discovered in
n. snulll ltuliun city. It was it superb piece
to look at. Only one rival to it. in flno
execution and rcumrkuhlt-sixc mm known
to exist, that cxt'cption living in llll‘ lins-
siun ltnpcrinl collection. The mun-o was
shown to a rich New Yorker who bought
it, paying 541,5“) for it. lll' lt-tt. it with
the jeweler to be set, and Wool nlong upon
his tour of the ('ontlnunt. \thu be re-
turned to London on his wny boom the
jo-Wclcr was ill, so he loft orders of. hi.
shop to huvc the cutnco forwarded to Mo
New York address. llo- cntnu ow-r on tho
(icrmunic. A few dnys lull-r n clerk of
the jeweler called on hitu nl lIlN-xl‘w York
office. llr bud conic to dt-liVI-r to him a
draft for £1,500 from his principal. The
latter had discovered in tho prove“ of oct-
ting that the commons fulw. 'i‘o pre-
serve his ropumliou in». nu t'\lll'rf. which
would lrrcl.rh-\:ibly Mtll’rt- if it \wrnlmown
how he llilll been tnkt-n in. ho bogged hia
f'llilllllli‘r in lukc his roomy buck utol
kin-p tho :Illziir u awn-l. l'utwrtutmlvly
for hint, lhu Now \th‘lwr bull :t‘l'l-ndy
bonstml n-xlvnslvely of lbw pt'm- ht- hud
pickvd Ilp_nud the out on» out of tho blitz.
All Ill" .t‘llll‘l'll'ltll buyer could do “3% lo
pot'kvl llil‘ draft and f‘flilLII'itllliill w loom-if
on bring in luck. The t‘lu-rk ~l.I‘.«-d that
his ctnpioyvr hml ll!‘.~i|’ll_‘.l'li tio- ~purious
gum. and ibut lhi-t mnwwon t» lu~ [)fl)‘
ft'wionnl honor, lll’Nllll’~ llu- l l. t~l\‘~ trip to
.\ttwrit';l. luul cost him LI‘.4I1,,.-;g,~ii. ’l‘be
utilitllrr who had Mll'l llw ~iutw- in him
wtu out of rt-nrh.
.\. ()nkvy llull, who i~ bvgiuuing life
ntnew :i~ n prov-tilting burnt-r zit seventy
yours of ”111‘, is full of lilirrml flit: l'I'illllll'
in hpt‘flhlilg ilu- othvr tl.i_\‘ of the
work of ilu- ln-xow l'umniiltc-v, ho Mild:
"ll 1-. :i t-oiucidvuce (but in tho your HM.
whom t-hnrng' were [mulling lwforc the
l’oiitrl- ('onttuissiom-n ngninM public on].
cinls, nnd tn-rt- widely roInno-nlvd on by
llll- New York iii‘Vt’Hp:iln~|'~, :i lllllll journal.
int llllfllf’tl Rudolph lwxon no. fllri'illflfif,
in exp-hint: tnunin-ipnl numb-rd» l l'not-y
tluil lbw Hotmtor la hi~ Mlli. on i If .w. in-
should liilll'i'if mul'h f'ttlli'll‘~i. trunk in-
llrprtnivtn v. and doeit'r to to .. soplhli pub-
lic good,”
To it out-stint) refvt‘t’in: to hz~ lwudon
residence, null tn the ri'illli'i that ho WM u
liriliah ~nbiw't, Mr. linil ~nid. "i won :ll‘
ways techno-oily n llruhh ‘ubi-‘rl while
District Allorm-y and Min or in l'I', lll‘l‘ltll-ll‘
by Ail‘lllell low llw grand-mu of .l llritou
born is n lrunl hublml n-l llw crown.
Tlit'rt' thi- old dm-truu- ul Ib'i'lu'lllzll ol-
lcgiuucr, owr which lhi» munlry and
Etigiund Wont to wur iu l‘l‘l, in tnodiih-tl
by n Vit'lurinn stotutc of No, :md stops
at lln- ofolwtild grand-«oh. Win-n I
touched London And ltt‘lhoughl Inc of ho-
cotning n burri-lwr i found I mo- :i liritlah
subject, liiitlt‘l’ the sluiulv. luzu uuule to
y inromv tux—thin doiminlinu of all
nullshnivu —:iud wu~ i'\‘~"| :hlwd to be
com» zt i‘illllllllltll' for l’nt‘llnuwul, Hut,
pll'itplll'lNHILt the Hunt: in 'i'mnioM,’ ‘in
spin-of nil temptation», I continued Am-
crican.’ Utwof the nativity «luvs not fully
.pprvrinto- l.i~ counlry and in I‘lll‘dilfill]
of lllt'lliiill he has livwl alvmul Mull madl-
compurisomf'
A New York low-r oi t'w-l lhluzzw any»
Whih- inllunorvnm fill' mourning the
tlrtndt'nt'l' Hi lhI' ll'l‘l'.lpllt.:tml l'llilillll'l
phinuu lntunut tbn- d) in .' out of tho «not»
pint: lltrllc. llll'l‘l' :it‘l- pin-oft of ill" lullH’
to ho bud no hm why i'I'm’h of Non York.
Within on hour's rob. ol lhi~ my ~you
cnu I'npllll‘l' nmusirom bl: lv-iluu -. and
by :i dwyk ~pori supply your-vii \s’iih lint
rtnt‘ ill-lll'l‘lfll for ‘tllilillll'l' sullp lld'.l Wonk,
At. .\ivulo l'urk, “‘lll'll' lnidw'ull-«l'd in
how hi4 Inborntory,thorn i» It mun who
lliltlw'w n ltllhlillt-w of cullhwu mutations,
Sui. long ~‘lun’ lil' llf‘lllltfilil l< ,‘uli' York
(,th, wlilt'h, lowviilo'r. “night i nearly 75
pmlutl-. llllll lifim-n nnd tuwulr pouodt-rs
uro- not uncommon. l‘urtoudy vnouuli. in
npitl‘ of the llt’lth‘ quml of Now York
rt'fllillll‘itll'llrs for ulteli’llllnlttlt' ouwilios,
tin-y how not got on in lin- utmpprr. 'l'ho
tnrllwu mid hero nt'n- iuwiriztldy lo negro
0mm”. or [.rivzitl- lu-t'nnn‘s nilh u lustr-
fur things “llll‘ll or" mind to uni, eve-n if
they urc not fnoltionnbbu let u hmapper
"’"i' lmu no rivnl. mun-pl n mupof green
turtle, from which, howrvvr, it is entirely
dllfo-rcot in flavor, ‘l’in- l'l‘iilnlll'llflf which
puts stmppvr soup on its bll of furs in
this town will score a hitby lb novelty.
A great man y people have puust-d dul-
lng the pint {cw weeks to look at the work
going forwnrd on the main entrance at
Trinity “notch. The workmen have been
putting in plm-s- the superb bronze gut.
erected by William Waldorf Astor in
memory of his (other. This Work. with
the doors, is sold to have cost “flail”.
insist: Lawn,
Nl't’lll'l".
m m 'oolh ”on Titan than
"I” hadn’t been so router for deer."
said an Adirondack visitor, “i might have
shot an enormous white owl. We saw
one just too iateto haves shot at him,
and my guide said that from a sport»
man’s point of View it was better went
who a dear. These birds flo
' x “3': fi'wfim‘“
‘ Mil
‘nsz on, THE SULTAN.
Why a St. Louis Opeeulator’s Draft Was
Honored by the Turkish Ruler.
A large operator and speculutor of St.
Louis, whose account with oneflrlt‘flfll!
bank had often been temporarily overv
drawn, wuntcd “0,000 once for n certain
deal, his balance in the bank at the time
being lesstlmn 8100, says the San Fran-
cisco Argonnut. The cashier suggested
that he should draw upon some pnrty not
too near to St. Louis. Smith said he did
not know whom to draw upon.
“Uh, anyone,” said the obliging cashier.
“as long us the party in for enough away
~that will give you time to turn
around." '
Smith draw at sight for 010,000 on the
Iultan of Turkey. The draft was duly
forwarded by the bunk, rent-hing New
York, whence it was sent to a London
correspondent. It the-n cums into tho
hands of the Rothschilds, who forwarded
it to their Constantinople brunch, where
it was duly presented for payment to tho
Sultan’s clmtnberluin, the letter bringing
it to his highuess.
“Who is this 'John Stnllh' i" sold the
Sultan.
“Don't know," replied the t-lnitnbarlaln.
“Do we owe hlrn anything?"
“Nod? replied the otlu-r.
"Then I’ll not pay it,” replied his high
.ightincss.
“One moment, if I might advise," said
the astute counselor; "this draft comes
through the Rothschilds, from whom we
are seeking a two million loan. Would it
be safe, under the circulnstunrcs. to div
honor it?"
“Pay it," Hilltl the Hulluu: und it. was
paid. and no one was lil'll‘i' intertwined
than John Smith, of St. Louis, und tho
quickwittcd cashier.
YES, THEY BEAT THE BLAKE.
II: American Ships are Superior to the
British Cruiser.
To a questioner who wants to know
whether any American warship is equal
to the British cruiser Blake, and whether
any American ship has guns as good as
hcrs, which “throw one hundred pound
shot fourteen miles,” the New York Her-
aid replies as follows:
Two United States armored cruisers.
the New York and tho llrooklyn, and
four United Stilton battleships, the Ore-
gon, the ludiunn. the Mussm-husctts and
the [own are superior to the British
cruiser lllnke and her twin, the Blen-
heim. Lord llrussey, in his ”Naval Au-
nuul" (pugs Skill), after under-tinting tho
spec-d and battery of the New York, both
of which are for superior to lho Blake’s,
snys: “Nevertheless, the Atuvricnu ship
[Line New York], with her nrtnornmn-nrrd
to have some advantages ovur tho lllou-
helm, with hvr lute urmnmvol. nod rom-
pure-d still more favorably with the
Blake." 'l'lu- lllllhl'll:t~<ll1| gun that will
throw n onc hundred pound [\l‘l'jt‘t'tllf‘,
or n [If‘ll'ltr’illl‘ of any of her weight, four-
te-cn tullm. Her 9.! inch gum might, if
girl-nun ch-vntlou Krt‘lllf'f‘ llmn «In be
given [hour on ohlplmnrd, m-tnl n Klll'll
nim- oi two miles. 'l'ln- dim h L. on lune
. tuuxlmutu rouge uf liwot' ai\ liilll'n.
[rol- oh (Nd World.
Edgcbill, t lu- scene of flw lir~l bottle bo-
tvwen Kingf'huries l, and hi». Parliament,
Ia soon to lw sold at auction.
()msk, in Siberia, but! just. bm-n monsoo-
Ul Willi .‘l. l'vtt-rnburg by tho «'otnpit'tltin
of the fir-d Joli miles of ihc Truth Slhcrlou
Railroad.
In one month Show) topic-a of Hull
Caltle’a "'l‘hc Munxtnnu" inm- in-ru sold
in England, a sulc uucqunlle-d by any nov-
ol since "lmthair."
A folio edition of proofs of 'l‘urncr’o
" England and “'ulcs" was i‘l‘t't'ilfly sold
for £523. ’l‘en yours ago a copy could not
be had for double the mom-y.
Udt‘asu lufvly oclcbmtcd llu- wolvuury
ofits fouuduliou. in n lllllltli‘Wl yours it
by grown to be a ruy of would mlmhii-
ants and Illt' grout port of the lilntl
Sou.
A thf of Ill-ml llu' lirl‘1ll_ llt'llt'l'l‘ll in
be authentic, was rmw-ntiv lllw urn-rod at
.li-ru-nb-tn. ll. wun bought lrvlho lino-
siuu Hun-rnun-nt forllo- llvtnuungc Mu-
seum of Hi, l’rtcrshut'g,
'l'wrul y liri- tulb-s of flu-l 'ougo rnilruud,
forming the “rat suction in-l ww-ll “Mango
and Kongo. urc nowmmpiml-«i The work
bus MM Howell)» tnilc. ’l‘hv lam- will be
W llllll‘ii long in all, and will connect the
itnnwnuv u'nlvrwaya above the full with
tlu- son.
A NEW LOTTERY SCHEME.
no London Haloonists
Profitable.
Lin-nerd \ivtuulh-rs mnuot vvry well
mlopl spt'lllilg boss or nil-«tug word com~
pi-tttiom for the promotion of tin-3r busi-
“was, because their host .uwlotml-e um...
whotu lht‘y would like to w-o got the
prmw. might find thmnwh m lmmin nppmi
llulll ill orthogrnphy and ml min by their
wry /.--;ll to old the landlord'- «him, But
aompof tin-m on the! south wk of the
'l‘hnnu-s recently adopted no tug-'nloua
form of lottery with the some obit-ct.
Two or three hundrud Hilltll keys. all to
ounmrd uppcnrancs alike. erv placed in
Ibex. Among them wua our, and only
otie.l-npnllli- of opening it Mtunll t'llhl‘i‘l in
which Wit‘t invited all!» noiv. livvt‘y clin-
tome-r a ho imblin-d and pmd for it t'crlaln
quantity of lice-r or spirits wn- out illml to
a key. When they find uli bm-n thou ro-
prcsculcd, a tiny WlH set sport for the
opening. nml llm f’il‘hlnlllt‘r who bud the
right Loy unlocked the box nod took the
intuit-y. ’i'his form of lottery mm honour
log quite popular, but nil tin: ptibllnutis
who adopted it have now got not ice that
if they persist in its t-onlitmnnce their
“usual Would be opposed al iiu- next so.
sinus.
A'ouml It You
The Baroness lurdrtM'nntta.
Mary Hprnceranrrt-n publishes in the
Strand Magazine an illustrate-d interview
with the linroness lillrtll'll.~l'ollltu, Th.
Baroness. at the age of Z’l. found list-"11
the richest womnu in England. Hire vis-
ited some of the fouleat «lens in London
with Dickens, antl,as a result. of these
visits, she couVerted Novu emu» gm»
dens info f‘olumbia Squtirc, with lta
model tenement houses. llztt'iug th-
cholers epidemic of WW silo .-mpioyed
eight lrulnrd nurses, two sanitary lu-
spectorn and four disinfectant ago-Illa to
work under a doctor in the East End,
8hr! has founded the Bishoprics of Ad.
laide, British Columbia and ('npe Town,
at acmt of about motto apiece. 8h.
.peut ssm,tmla building the church of
at. litephen at Westminster. She started
the Whitelauds Training College, and l.
thaehlaf of the English
for the cation of Cruelty to
dean. (the is President of the Mills
m society at Instinmhtcs «Hy
mmmw satuaatial dinners at
awaken-muss: to.”
l
JET‘
' . SOUTH NORWALK EVENING ,esN'uNsL. Tammi barons}: '2. l894.
IDEAS . OF“ HEAVEN.
ssvthusrs, concssvmvzs AND
AGNOSTICS HAVE THEORIES.
Mrs. Beet-her says “We Should not to-
sume to Know;" Moody, Thai. Heaven
is a Vision Rather Than a Place; 'l'al-
mage. That It Is Actual.
The New York World presents it collect.-
ion of remarkable and instructive inter-
views on the future life. The remarkable
fact about them is the practical unani-
mity of faith that the race will experience
a higher and n noblcr existence, each man
according as he has lived the good and the
true life on earth, and this faith is so-
pecially suggestive in view of the rellg~
lollotllscusslon which has been recently
indulged in by some of the church con-
greases.
Dr. 'l‘ulmnge says: ”The beautiful col-
on which are the robes of glory to our
earth are tobe preserved forever in the
wall of heaven. Our skies of blue, which
seem sometimes to almost drop with rich-
ness of color, shall be glorified and eter-
nizcd in the deep, everlasting blue of that
llcry stone which forms the second found-
ation of the heavenly wall. The green
thut alt-cps on the hrook's bunk uud ride!
on the sen wave and spreads it. bunnel'o
on the mountain top shall be ctcrnulized
in the elm-mid that forms tln- fourth
foundation of thehl-uvculy wull. ’l‘he ilcry
gush of morning, the conilugrnliou of the
autumnal sunset, the, vim-trinity that
shoots its forked tongue out of tin-thun—
der clouthc home by whose. breath Mos-
cow fcll and Acton burned, shnll be
sterilize-d in the fiery ju‘npcr. - vlt Hm'llifl no
if all earthly beauty was in one billowoo
be dashed up nguinst the wall of lu-uvoll.
'I'be sunlight. is God's smile. Theater.
Ills frown. The curthqunkc tho stumpof
ills foot. The thunder tin» whisper 0!
His voice. 'l‘lu- ocean is drop on the tip of
His linger. iimvt-n is a sparkle on the
bosom of His love, and eternity in the
twinkling of His eyc.
Mrs. lit-ury “'nrd Becchtlr said: “All
Christian people believe that there isu
life beyond the grave and we all have
ideas about it. But We know nothing and
should not iii-mime to know what we do
not. Of course, the better life we lead
here, the grander will be our life hero
after. llcnveu will be a joyous place,
where all sorrows will cease, ull tears be
wiped away. There I aspect to tucct my
husband and children. I burn no ideas of
hell, us i m-vor export to go flu-rm."
'l'he ltvv, Dr. ltoln-rt l'ollycr. odd:
"There is no literal fire and britnstone in
hell. i bulb-Vl- with good old Dr. Taylor,
that if i bull to hollow (but in- wm the
sort "(Hod lllf‘l‘ hpl'ilk nbout \x'lu-u preach-
lugnbout lift and llrliilullllll' lnonhi rcjl'ct
the wind» thing and go my way niotw. I
cannot invite-r express my .i-muovnls than
in this llll lo Vl'flil'. This 1" Univ of my
favoriln- pvt-um and l invnriuldr connect it
wiih lh »u_thl~ of those subjects. lthlnk
if. in pro-ll} , loo.
">l'li tn perpcllml :migtnent
(ind holds u~~1/.v-\s1'll"*
\\ uh ~un' reward ot ,1... ..
\\ uh ~urr rc-luukr ot ~lo
“1'21-~lrrnluditwfoldul».
With duutu hunk Hill'il tL/rou n, .
'1 hr ill-moo \w u-o-k. tlo' lu-ll we foil.
.\ rr ill ournrlnw alone;
tin-is,
Mood linilingiou linolh, wife of (You:-
tunudvt‘ llmvtll of tho Sulxnllou Army
said: "i think that people :il'l' .llfugn'llluf
wrong in speaking of brown u~ u tn-wnud
wumlvrlul experience which iwlu down
after dmlh-rI-nt, which is in t'nnu- nftcr ll
workday—light uftcr llltl‘klll's~', joyuftcr
tears uud sorrow. I fully lwiiuvn- [but
Christ laws to bring hcnwu's joy into the
hearts and blunt-sol his pl-oplc lit-re and
now. Whore Christ is, is brown, and
Christ liih prumiwd to live, walk and
abide “uh his fuitufui out-s on north.
Alt‘lli‘l' to slit'h the lll‘llVl‘il hrt'miflwl' id but
ncoulimmliou and no loll-nellil-ntion of
tho ln-uvcu llt‘l‘t‘. 'l'hcy lmn- bra-ulln-d its
ultuosplicrr horn, lll‘lll't‘ llll‘V Will be no
stranger. toil lil‘l'l‘nflrl‘."
Iluigbl l.. Moody, of Mood) nulls“)—
key fauna wild: “lll'flvo‘ll is o. viniouo‘
God, morr limit it place."
The km ot low unlocks the human brt'noo
And brtuut'lli torth it» rim-«t nnd ii- but,
'I'hn- km. of into unlocked lhr gniua d
ln-uH-il
And Inrthrumc t'hrist. and lull was back,
\\ nrdw driven.
"llvll t~ nu x-lvrtml puuhhmrul, of who!
nulurn- \rr do lllil know,"
Mrs, livlln ('ooki- hn~ boon u «unlit‘nu-d
lillllilnl tor forty your» and during that
llun- hm uvvvr born oil lll'f‘ bed. She liro
in nu uppl-r room in n rvnr fl‘fil'illt'itf. but
through it oil the sweet nunshinvol' ln-avv
en hm luchml up her face and glu'lllI-tlwl
her lwurf m u wuy thut tlu- Hlll‘-l~lt' norhl
know-l nothing of. vavrnl \nvullh) wrin-
tv \vunu-o have lu't'lH’oiH‘r-riu-Il .u thr huur
hlo lwd-ltln of this (‘hl'iwliuu noumtt.
“Many mull~ llllVI' been born :un-u if) this
litth~ room," shit suid, “nod i would not
mm to FAVIUUIHC ii for nuoihcr uutlll
rl'lujll llw lit-uh-uly indiulolw. There I
shnll be rid of this poor old body,und
lnm- thr ili'llllil-«e‘ of «with; my lbwlt'l'llllfl‘
{llf‘i‘ lo luri- lllill lnt llkt' lllln.
Dr. ('hnutm-y M. llcpow mid: "l have
IH‘VC‘Y forumlntu-d uuy llll'zt~1|lillllll'llbi‘f
brown or ln-ll lAhl'l’ dwlth. l :lllvuys
think of lll'uVI‘il us it plm-c- \\'l|t‘l't' I Will
nm-t nil tho»: whom i lovml ou curlll.
'l‘lml rnuoloo in well worth lln- whirl."
“lotnotw huudrml uud ~i\ H'Hi'sitlill
om- mnol in old," mid .\b-.\:iudvr Norman,
in culnrml wuinunriuu, til the- Stttlor‘ur-luug
linrhor, ”nud prt-tty tu-nr nil llml tinn'l
lmvu spool to trying to him -.o lhut l
should go in llf‘llVl'll \Vlli'il llliv. .\tul it
will its glorious whvn l gI-l thorn, singing
and prolong find, and lo tnvvi my fui hcr,
mother. nihll'l‘i, ntltl brolllt't‘s. l littvo uf~
ten pow-pin! through iho- gobll'u gut" and
have km'n my friends and dwtr once and
my Saviour and the angels. ’l‘hu-y didn't
see no- looking at tho-tn. Ill-ll is an aw-
ful burning up, and still burning up in a
lnkoof ilrr. Uh yes it in fire. Our Lord
my» fire. and it will be fire. »
Col. lioiwrt G. lugormll any; “.‘ltm has
runny wnuls. nud till his clforiu "to the
children of “Will“. lf lw wanted uoihiln‘
he Would do nothing. We civilizotho
savage by inch-using his wuula. by with
Voting his fancy. his uppclill'. lit-s dwires.
He is tiwu willing to work to satisfy
these new wunta Man always trim to do
things in the molest way. (two young"
and live and die n free nmn. Moln- your
home a brown, love you will: and govern
your children by kindness. lie good
natured, cheerful, forgiving and gener-
ous. Find out the conditions of happi-
ness. and then be wise stwugix to live in
accordance with them. (:nltivnteintab
lectnai hospitality, express your hood
thoughts, low your friends and be just D
your enables."
Farmer Brown (after fourteen hours at
~21” mild. Tommy: haytn'
as [m Jest remember that
Wrestler area. an' nothls' to as
Haw weal aa’ w the cattle sa' y
guru d we». .. '
flu“
Olsen ’
Theodore ‘
,.
——HAS BOUGHT THE-—
"l.
SHOE STOCK
_OF_..
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
~FOR—
Bill illl THE lllllllll,
. 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.
Last trips of ‘City of'Albany’
SATURDAY, SEPT. 22.
il:\ll.Y SERVICE
.2 HETKVEEN
South Norwaik and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 400.; EXCURSION, 70c.
leave South Norwaik. 7:?!) a. to. Leave New York. Bcekman street. 2:15 p. m.: Satur-
day. 2m p. in. Leave East. Thirt y-lirsl street, 2:41! p. m.: Saturday. 2:» p. m.
Freight steamer. City of Norwallt. leaves New York, Monday, “'cdnrulsy'and Fridayfot
5.00 um. Leaves Norwalk 'luesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5le: p.im. Freight received
from 7:10 a. m. to Mil p. m. 51“
----ABK FOR-+-
BBIJWN’S $3.00 Sillll.
And you will see not only A
Neat and Perfect Fitting shoe.
But one lfi which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Dilfallllll't and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in tho ’li;af§‘t<i..
EVERY PAlR WARRANTED.
l tall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at|
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwaik.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of (ink Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and l‘arior Furniture at bottom
prices.
Baymond 8‘ 599$;
BillllllEPlllll nsmns lllltlEt'E,
(N01 snout- "AND M} mun...)
325 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfield
County, Semi for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
ll. ll. ilillilfll, Ptesitenl; M Dillills. Teacher of Penmanshin:
Ell. fiillill. Secteiaty and banner
ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINKI.
Norwalk Chronicler