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ras “bill or A rumor
; ”It“?! A time anterior;-
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on. rumor on THE. assessrrv
or Paavss WiTH wens.
The W at first Boiled on their
Oil's, but In Their Extremity (lulled 0-
M.“ I. Ills! All cums-use
Anions.
Bacon“, Oct. i4.-~Rev. Dr. 'I'si.
liege, who is still absent on his round the
world tour, has selected as the subject of
today’s sermon through the press“'l‘he
Carmen Defeated." the textchosen being
Jonah i, 13, 14, ”The men rowed hard to
bring it to the land, but they could not,
wherefore they cried unto the Lord." ’
Navigation in the Mediterranean sea
always was perilous, especially so in early
times. Visuals were propelled partly by
soil and partly by ear. When, by reason
of mat stress of weather, it was necessa-
ry to reef the canvas or haul it in, then
the vessel was, onti rely demudent upon the
ears, sometimes .20 or 30 or them on either
side the vessel. You would not venture
outside your harbor with such a craft as
nrytext finds Jonah sailingin, but he had
not much choice of vessels. lie was run-
ning away from the Lord. and when a
man is running away from the Lord be
has to run very fast.
"From the Presence of the Lord.”
God told Jonah to go to Nineveh to
preach about the destruction of that city.
Jonah disobeyod. That always makes
rough water, Wht‘lher in tho Mmlitcrra’
nean, or the Atlantic, or the Pacific, or the
Caspian son. itis a very hard thing to
scare sailors. I have seen them when the
brow of the vessel wasnlmost under water,
and they were walking the dock knee deep
in the surf, “and the sumll boats by the
side of the vessel had been crushed as
small as kindling wood, whistling as
though nothing had happened, but the
iiiblu says that these mariners of whom I
speak were frightened.
That which sailors call “a lump of a
son” had bommu a blinding, deafening,
ownmplng fury. llow mad the wind can
get at the water, amt the water can got at
the wind, you do not know unless you
have been spectators. l have in my house
a piece of the sail of a ship no larger than
the palm of my band. That piece of can-
vas was all that was left of the largest
sail of the ship Greece that went into the
storm 200 miles 0" Newfoundland. Oh.
what a night that was! I surname it me:
in some such storm as this that. Jonah
was caught.
[in knrw that the tempt-st was on his
account. and he asked the sailors to throw
him ovorimnrd. Sailors art.- a g morons
heartwi race, and they resolved to make.
their escnrle if possible without resorting
losnch min-mo measures. ’l'bosnilsnru
of on use. and so they lay hold on tin-tr
our». 1 511,! the long bank of shining
blades on t'lfllt'l‘ rid" the ruse-vi. (lb, how
they did pull. the bronzvd sa-unwn. as they
laid lrm'l“ into thu- «mrs! lint. rowing ull
the son is wry dill‘rru-nt from ruwinuupnn
It rivvr, and no the \‘I‘Sni‘l hoists the» ours
skip the-wave ntul nil-is tbn- sirokv, umi
the tempest laughs tom-urn the ilyingpnd
(live. it is of rm HM'. no “so. Thorn mum-s
is wow that rrn-lws the lust must and
syn-ups the util‘hlm'll from their pint-us and
tumbivs rvrrytbinu in the confusion of
impending slnpwn-v'k. or, as my text has
it, "The men rnwui hard to bring: it to
land, but they trnuld not, Wlll'l't'llll‘i' they
cried unto the Lord."
Salvation from thr Storm. ’
This iltlo-liv is vr-ry suggestive mitt, and
l pmy find i may luwv grow and strvnutli
enough to mph-aunt it intelligentlytoyon.
Yours ago i prvuriml a sermon on another
[dun-r: of this wry subject, fiflll 1 plot a l-t
m from Houston. ’l'n-x , the writer saying
that the reading of that sermon in London
lliul lv-Il him in find. And l row-in ll nu
oliirr lrtlvr from South Australia saying
that the reading of that sermon in Aux
irulin bad brunch! it'i‘l‘l'ul Millls to t‘brlar.
And tin-n ltbuuubt, Why “Iiillikt'fllluflu‘l‘
phone of the mine subject, for pt-rbnps
that find who can raise in pun-tr tint
whit-h in rqul in wmknu» may nun
through ltlml in r pluw- of tluwuun- i-‘lllljt'll
bring salvation tn the pwplv who l~llilll
hour and wilvmiun to tho pmplv who slnill
rvud.’ Mm niul \vvuun-n who know bmv in
pray iny hold of the Lord God Almighty
nml Wn-stb- for tho blessing.
lilnlmp Lotionrtvnuhl Kin}! r‘nnu-llim-s
in bi~ M'l'mI-tt in the midst of his own
mom and my. “Now i will ll“ you n in
bio." and iudny l Would like to bring ”30
set-moi llu' tvxl lta un illustration of u
Inimf illllml'l.tlil religious truth. As llinuo
lledin-rmm-mx Ifltf'rtlill‘il trying: to bring
.lnuub misun- were dismmiltml. l bnvu in
full you that tiny “t‘fl' not ilu' only turn
“‘lm lmi‘v llfl‘lxi‘ll tltiwli till ”it" plillllll‘l‘
nml hlill' ls't‘ll ullligml in will Mi fllv Lord
for help. i want to my limit the num‘nlll
lug t-l‘furls of til-mo .‘ll'lllll'fmlll‘lifl our»
own haw amuntrrpurt in ”in Mfume \w
are llilihlliu in bring mill». to the show of
rufvly and mi llll‘ll" fort on tho rock of
nun-s. You how u fullwr or uwlbvr or
liilhlllllul or \"lll' ni' I‘llllil or [war friend
who is out n l 'brintlnu. Then» how two
lino-s will it you have been in nanny ulmui
'lil'lr wtlmilull.
fist'lflit‘l‘t It“! Horrors.
A llllliialt‘f‘ of i'briat Wlum' vvllnmm vly
but without nay hope in Jesus “'illlu'll Ibo
ilmr, wrung; hie luuuls. cried bitterly and
said. "i lulww i shall no insulin. for l
know who is not prepared to titt‘t‘l. iiml!"
Atari them may bow from days of alt‘lillmiii
in your boom-hold when you feuml it
would be a fatal slvitlwss, and bow rlnwly
you «trutnlut’d ibv fum- uf llu‘ ilm‘ior as hr
virtue in nmi snrnliulsml tho patient and
foil the pulw. and you followed him into
the next rmm ulnl said. ”There inu‘t any
danger. lu there. dm'lur’” And the bowl
lotion “till this mwrmlntynf “to reply
imnlv tun r'mnition flush lwfnro your \ in
fun, And flu'll you wont and talked in
[in sick one ulmnt the meat future. Uh,
tin are ilmw lil‘l‘i'W’l'l hnw- tried to
bring their trio min to «amt. 'i'hry burn
been unable lo brim: them to the show of
safety. The; are no nearer that point
than they Wv'i' zilyvarsnwa. You think
you bnvvuot tin-m nilunsl to the shore
when you are ram-pt brick again. What
shall you onl Put down throat? uh. no'
i do not mll'iw that. but ido advise that
you appeal in timt find to whom the Mm]-
lmrmwan unmnon appealed. the find who
imudslimm- tin: hangout and bring tin-
ship in safety in lieu port. i tell you, my
frlvmls. that llwrehas not to ban wind
deal of praying: lit-fern our facilities um
hrmight to Christ. Ah. it is an awful
thing to have half a household on one, side
the line and the other part of the imam
hoidontheother side of the line. Two
semis part on the ocean of (destiny, «me.
going tothe right and the other to the
left, farther apart and farther apart until
the W «use to he manned, and
there an only tern sparks on the basilica,
sad time they are lost to sight forum.
1 bass to tell you that the mulling
watts of thins Mainstream W
Mammals the altars-seared
{thereon now. Theiitersrys three.
‘eialiniluences seem to be against their
spiritual interests. Christ seems to be
driven almost entirely from the school
and the pleasurable eonotiurse. yet God
knows how anxious we are for our chil-
dren. We cannot think of going into
heaven without tluun. We do not want
to leave this life while they are tossing an
the waves of temptation and away from
God. From which of them could we con-
sent to be eternally separated! Would it
bethesonl Would it he the daughter!
Would it be the eldest? Would it be the
youngest? Would it be the one that is
well and stout or the one that is sick?
0h, I hear some parent saying tonight:
“I have tried my best to bring my chil-
dren toCln-ist. Ihave laid hold of the
ears until they bent in my grasp, and l
have braced myself against the ribs of the
boat, and l have pulled for their eternal
rescue, but i can’t get. them to Christ."
Then I ask you to imitate the men of the
text and cry mightily unto God. We
want more importunato praying for chil~
drcn such as the father indulged in when
he had tried to bring his six sons to Christ.
and they had wandered ofl into dissipa-
tion. Then he got down in his prayers
and said, "O God, take away my life
if through that means my sons may rc-
pcnt and be brought to Christ,” and the
Lord startlingly onswored the prayer, and
in a few wot-ks the father was taken away,
and through the solcmnity the six sons
fled unto God. Oh, that father could
afford to die for the eternal welfare of his
children! He rowed hard to bring them
tothulnnd, but could not, and then he
cried unto the Lord.
The \Vtsndcrt-r's Return.
Thorn arepnrouts who are almost dis-
couraged about their children. Whore is
your son tonight? llu has wandered off
perhaps to the ends of the earth. It seems
as if he cannot get- far enough nvmy from
your Christian counsel. What does be
care about the furrows that come to your
brow; about the quirk “droning of the
hair; about the fact that 3 or book begins
to stoop with the burdens? Why, he would
not care much if be heard you were dead.
The block edged letter that brought the
tidings he would put in the same package
with other letters telling the story of his
shame. What are you going to do? Both
paddles bmken at the middle of the blade,
how can you pull him ashore? I throw
you one our on whlchl believe you can
bring him into harbor. it is the glorious
promise, "I will be a God to thee and to
thy seed after thou." Ob, broken hearted
father and mother, you have tried every-
thing else, now make an appeal for the
help and tnnnipoti-nre of the covenant
kccpingiiod. and perhaps at. your next
family gutlwrlng—-—rwrbnps on Thanksgiv-
ingdnymnrhnps next (litrlst.itiris-—tllti prod-
lunl may bu lmuw, nud if you crowd on
his plain more lllelrlI'n than on any other
phml at. the lllllll‘ l am sure the brothers
will not be jealous, but they will wake
up all the musli- iu the house, "lwcnusv
the (loud is ullw again. and bot-misc the
lost is fulllnl. " i'vvhnp.‘~ your prayers
bun- bwu mum it‘ll already. The Vessel
may be (wining boon-ward, nud by the
light of this night's hilll‘h (but sou may be
poi-lug tbvdm-i. of tho all”! anxious for
llit' limo in mine “but be mu throw his
arm around your book mulnsk for forgive
no»: for that be has lit‘i‘ll wringing your
old heart so long. tilorious reunion that
will homo entered for outsiders to look
mum, but lu'onld just liketuluok through
the “iudmvwln-n you have all got to.
“other again and are seated at the ban-
quot.
Though mm m»: may in covenant be
And han- tiu-ir hth-n in \‘n-w,
Tb- )' urr not buppy till tin-y aw
'i‘bvir rhildrrn happy too.
Again 1 remark that the utmvuiling
effort. of the lifmlitvrrnumn uursuu'n has it
municrpnrtiu the effort which we are mnk
lug to bring this World back to tied, his
pardon and safety. it this World could
have been sun d by human rl'fort, it Would
have llt‘i‘ll done long mm, .lullil llownrd
took lu-ld of our nur, ““(l t'nn-y took hold
of unutlu-r our, and Aduuirum Judson
took hold of llllllllli‘l‘ our, and Luther lllnli
hold of unnthvr mr. nud John Knox took
hold of unutiu-r our, and they all pulled
until they full luu'k dead from villulurelluu.
Solilu tin-ppm! ill lln‘ llrllt’h Hf lillll‘lyrllulli,
some on the wulpimr knlvvsnf BliVligI‘h
and snow into the plague struck room of
the lawn-tin. and still the chains are not.
broken, and Mill llu- tlvspnlislilrl are not
(ll‘llmllhlu'tl, and still tbow‘u'ld he union-d
\\'but then? Put down the more and make
no vl'fnt‘l? l do not udvimi that. But I
want you, ('brls'tlnn brethren. in under
hlillltl lhut the church, and the school, and
tho pullout», and the iulsslouury society
are only the instrunu-utuliih s, and if thl.~
work is vvvr dune Hi. all find must do it.
and be will (In it. In nnsurr in our pruyvr.
"'l‘hvy rum-d hard to bring it to the land.
but tlu-ymnld uni, Wllt'l‘t'f'lf‘il tht'y crh'd
lillln llw lmnl. " '
It Is Pint in Ihmmn Strength.
Anon: the unuvallluu Min” of thew
llfrdilurrnomn uummu um. n i'nllilffll‘fmr‘l
in o-vrry nmn that in trying in row his
own moi lurumfviy. When llm l‘ll‘l‘lllil
spirit. ilnslws upon us our muditluu. we
fry it) mn’n filii‘hi'l‘W‘N. “'v my, “Hil'n luv
u sluutnur for my right liltllll. yivu lilt’ u
Mont our for my left hand. and i will
pull mym‘ll’ lliln unruly." NH. A “mm
of sin comes and dnuhvu you nlu‘ way, and
n wave of it'lllllltlllnli t'tlilli‘lt um] dashes
you in nnollwr way. and tlo-tu are plenty
of rocks on which to founder. but awm
lugiy rm lmrlmr into which instill. Hln
rum-t bu thrown ovvrbouril, or We must
perish. ,
'l'ht ro’urv mm who have tried for years
to lm-ouw i‘briulltms. They believe all I
say in regard to a future Wllrlll. They be
item that religion is the first, tho inst, the
infinite necessity. They do everything
but trust in Ulll’llh. 'l‘lwy nmkn till strokes
ln s minute. Fl‘hnyhotld forward with
all flurnuslm‘es. and they llolmrk until the
ttmselmnm distended, and yet theyharu
not made one inch in ten yon-s tovmrd
heaven. What is the imam! That. is not
the way to no toworlr. You might as
Well take a fmli skill, and put it down at
the [wt of Magma and llit'lllil‘tttl ltup
towmd the churning thunderliolt of we»
tors and rsgwt to work your way up
throughiimlluhlnlng of the foam into
calm Lulu» Erie. as for you to try to pull
youmlf through the earl of your am into
hope and pardon and placidity of tho goo»
pol. You emmot do it in that way. Hln
tea room: son. and longimnt, yawl. plu-
nsce and gondola go downuniess the lmd
deliver, but if you will cry to Christmnl
lay hold of divine mercy you are as safe
form eternal condemnation as though you
had hem 20 your! in human.
1 wish i otmld put before my apportion
ed readers their own helplessness. No hu—
man arm was «or strong enough to on-
lock the door of lit'fli‘lm. lilo feet over was
mishtfieueogh to limit the shackle of
sin. 0 nutrition marshy muesli tor-ow
bit-selfish: we Wt} The wind is
art you. 0 against you.
giants against roe. 'l‘en W
. “rebuild . . «
fistula-send notions. 5 ._ ,
seller on s plank, mid-Atlantic. Not so.
Not so
helpless a traveler girder! by 90 miles of
prairie on fire. Prove it, you] say. . 1 will
prove it. John vi, 44: ‘ No man can come
to me, except the Father which hath sent
me draw him."
Salvation Is at time.
But while I have shown your helplcsr
nose I want to put by the side of it the
power and the willingness of Christ to
save you. I think it was in 1686 a vessel
was bound for Portugal, but it was driven
to pieces on an unfriendly coast. The cap-
tsin had his son with him, and with the
crew they wandered up the beach, and
started on the long journey to find relief.
After awhile the son tainted by reason of
hunger and the length of the way. The
captain said to the crew, “Carry my boy
for me on your shoulders. " They carried
him on, but the journey was so long that
after awhile the crew fainted from hunger
and from weariness and could carry him
no longer. Then the father rallied his
almost wasted energy and took uphis own
boy and put him on his shoulder and car
ried him on mile after mile, mile after
mile, until, ortereomo himself by hunger
and wuurluoss, he, too, fainted by the way.
The boy lay down and died, and the fa-
ther, just at the time rescue came to him,
also perished, living only long enough to'
tell the story—sad story indeed! But
glory be to God that Jesus Christ is able
to take us up out. of our shipwrecked and
dying condition and put us on tho shoul-
der of his strength and by the omulpo'
tence of his gospel hear us on through all
the journey of this life and at last through
the opening gates of heaven. H0 is
mighty to save. Though your sin be long
and black, the wry mouwut you believe I
will proclaim portion—muck, full, grand,
unconditional, uuctunpromislng, llllmittv
bio, infinite. Oh, the grace of God! I am
overwhelmed when 1 come to think of it.
Give me a thousand ladders lashed fast to
each other that I may scale the height.
Let the line run out with the anchor un~
til all the cables of theeurth are exhausted
that we may touch the depth. Let the
archangel fly in circuit of eternal ages in
trying to sweep around this theme. Oh,
the grave of (Jodi It is so blglh/ is so
broad. it is so deep. Glory be to God but
where man’s our gives out God’s rm be-
gins! Why will ye carry your at s and
your sorrows any longer when ‘hrlst
offers to take them? Why will you wres-
tio down your fears when this moment
you might give up and be saved? Do you
not know that everything is randy?
The Treasure Recovered.
Plenty of room at the feast. J esus has
the ring of his love all ready to put upon
yourhuud. (tonne now and sitdmvn, yo
hungry once, at the banquet. Yo who are
in runs of sin, take the robe of (‘brish Ye
who are swamped by the breakers around
you, cry to Christ to pilot you into smooth,
still waters; (in accountof the peculiar
phase of the subject, I have drawn my
present illustrations. you son. obit-fly from
the water. i nnncmlwr that a vessel wont
to pieces on tho licrmudns it great uniny
yours nun. it bad a vmt ”casino on
board. lint the vessel being sunk, no
effort. was made to raise it. After many
yours had passed a company of lulvvntururs
Went out from England, and after u long
voyage ibvy touched the illltl'f‘ where the
vessel was said to have sunk. They not
into n small boat and hovered over the
place, The!) tlu‘dlvvra “‘t‘llf down, and
they broke throuuh what looked like a
limestone covering, and tho twosome roll‘
ed out—what was found afterward to be,
in American money, worth listmpoo, and
the foundation of a great buslncss house.
At that iluui the whole world rejoiced
over what was called the luck of those ad-
venturers. Uh, yo who have been rowing
towurd thosbun- and how not been abh-
h) rum-b it, i wont to tell you tonight
that your boat. bovcrs over infinite tron
sure. All thn rivbosof (ind are at your
feet. 'l‘rmsurvs that rum-r full uud rmwm
that urn-r grow dim. Who will wt down
now and sow-k tlnvm? Who will din- for
the [wnrl of grout prion? Who will be pro
purul for life. for death, for Judizmvut, for
the long t-tvrmty? 5w two bands of blood
nil‘l‘lt‘lit'il out tmvunl {by mud, us Jesus
rll_\'~3, "(‘uuw uliiu nu'. ull yo lhut lulmr
and um bvuvy Iudcn, and I will iZlYL' you
l‘t‘sl. H
Our Why of Golfing Out of lied.
Nut lit-inn lilt‘hb‘l'll \\ ltb n supvrulmn-
dmn'onf mmwy, two uwdicui students, the
ouu a wry lnrnt- uml the other it wry small
mun. \Vt'l't' rmumuuitt-s uud llt‘ilfl‘llilwrl.
(luly u few nights bud vlupwd when the
bh: than. who was on the inrn-r attic, and
dimly Invoke in the consciousness tbut lw
nus being crowded to tlu- pull, his mm-
puniou huviun lulu-u a wind nilt‘tl rvsvrm‘
lion in tho lllltltlll' of the bud.
lly way of punishing the currntwlmu-ul
with humus-s» and dlsputt-b lu- urntly mlv
)ustvd the soles of his ft’t‘i» and ousted the
little fi-lluw l-n t-lll't'tlllilly as to llillll blin
quickly on tho rurpet.
'l'lu- vjwivd ntu' nbmwd iul sinus of no
sl-nlmrnl mull .wvwrnl nights lam-r, win-u,
finding his bulky t‘lllllf’iltll,‘ nm-upylnu a
similar lilmlilllil to tbut in \vbirb lw luul
ulwn lllll‘llhi‘, ho plnitml n revenue.
Honiiblly riimluuu over lltu huge form.
hr brat-rd his buvh uunimt the wall, uud
plm‘luu a font on I'lllll'l‘ slduof his frh'lui‘s
spine mllw-u-d all his form and gown
Irruu'lulmm push. ’i'bn rib-rt was int-«lull-
tunuoua, mul. if but just what had been
nulivlpulml, mm uudnnbtmlly in mm no
(‘Ill’llltlll‘i' with tho lam. of nature.
The big mun tunvvd. but the bed toured
with him. nponlou u with: spam: lwiumm
it and the well. through which thootlur
uuo dimmwurt-d.
'i‘lw llllh- it. How bud who! himself out of
llt'tl.--imlulult '1‘“ Hits.
Mmlm'n ruins-by Day.
'l‘tlmlny is the unlucky dny in Mexico.
if you Wt'rt‘ born on a Tut-Minx. tum-r admit
it. You prolmbiy have lit-ml n dimmer till
your life. but pvuplt- will firmly lwilm‘e
flint you mu :m unlucky dim and have the
evil eye into ”In liltl‘ulllli if -tlu:y find that
a Tuesday was imuuml with your birth. 1
know it man who ninth-ll on n' 'l'ucsdny
with mom-y to puy oil‘ the hands in a face
lury mar the oily and \vrut instead in Au
npuh-o, wlwrv he look the Panama steam-
or. 'l'iu! board of directors of the manu-
facturing mtnplmy passed a resolution
affirming their undying faith in his hou-
osty and ntlrihnmi his error to having
started for the will on 'l‘utstiny.-~llosioti
lief-aid.
Well secured.
"Don't ho hard on the boy, James,”stlill
the young pmilimtto's mother. ”I know
he‘s been wild. but he gives promise new
of doing lwllvr in the future."
“Yes, " gnawed the father, "and I’m
paying ll invent. on most oi his promises.”
~Chlcsgu Tribune.
Hayes-a1 wonder why Brews sold the
watchdog be m to blowth so mush!
between tramp stole the chain the
do: was tied toe-New York Etta. 1
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nu ma
helpless s‘ .
~HAS BOUGHT THE-
SHOE STOCK
—-OF—
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk, ‘
«FOR—~
6060» THE llllllllll,
in IT IS now ON SALE.
The goods are all right, and you willgetlthebwenefit -
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
Theéllew York llroceryllo.
The Leading Grocers of the City.
5?.
8% ,, ..
As we buy all our goods direct and in such large quantities
we are in a position to sell them much less than other dealers
who have to buy from the wholesalers. By buying from us you
save the wholesaler’s profit.
Compare the following p
Maud S. Flour, $4 25; Jones,
New Cal. Peaches, 15c.
Gold Dust, inc.
rices with those you are now paying:
$4.25; Snowflake, $3.75. ‘ .
New Early J une Peas, 106.
Quart bottle Catsup, no.
Baker's Cocoa, 200. 2 lb. best Starch, 9c.
Soda Crackers, 5c. 23 Cane Tomatoes, 25c.
Our 270 Butter is excellent. California Hams, Do.
Our Teas and Coffees are the best, and our presents have no equal.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY.
Donovan's Building, Washington St, South Hawaii.
33 hiAlN STREET. NORWALK, ,
FORTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
EIGHTY-SIXTH ST. AND FIRST AVENUE.
Old and Reliable “nan.” or... rrétg‘nr‘t‘if
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NOR WALK.
’l‘llEi l’iiOl’l‘JLH-ZRS - . . _ _ _
CITY Oli‘ NORWAIJC, EAGLE
VULCAN.
:NEW YORK.
AND
Will leave Pier 23, 1-1. 1%., l‘leekman street. N. w York, at S p, m.
Imave Norwalk, 5 p. m.; South Norwnlk, lizilll p. m.
Freight received from '7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwnlk, E'lgl'l anl Vulrun willhbrs
sent for spruiul lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
{fl‘uill persons are forbid trusting any of the l mployts of the boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof. no if
--—A8K FOR-—
BilllWNfS $3.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best. $3.00 Seamless i-ihoe in the market.
svsnv PAIR wassau'rsn.
(Jail and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South main Street. 80. Norwslk.
BRIDGEPUBT BUSINESS llllliEcE
:mos' SHOI‘I'IMHD SCHOOL.)
325 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly: organized business college in PM
county. Semi for new illustrated catalogue giving the amass of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
8. ll. iillllltll. Praia-t; it. t. limit, foals if M
iii. ma. lumen at Tm
32¢
Norwalk Chronicler