tideilnvr tide
’ M l ":84
. ‘Awako. .
it! illumina- cheer
that The Not-walks.
9M communities.
your that. in now
, Gly- unne of the
III lifting of the
”tension that has
"- T‘fl‘here
' no ground: in theoe
’ ' “Mill activity
will? door for the new
m have recently
Imus pen and
. through the med-
] hill-and sleepy; on
9II Wide awoke. 'I'iio
ll heard in every
0! the real live
town will tell you
’ Hut then It won
‘ time a year or
We are ‘I'tilkitil hath.
' WI. shoots. i‘lill’h
alum. litrnw hate.
”I toolo. elutic
and stoves. pnclb
MCI. chrriucu
. pottery. iron
”in aunporlerll.
_ . liner mods.
. extreme.
Minn. machln~
m meet 'rlil-
i. lit; tiny- ii
i II! more,
. than ever
. ha been
herewtore
V out momma.
I My. been
. . on” "I lit"? iii
um he enriched and left on roll-
tion to take until. dutie- ot a Chrie-
tian minister. ,
lie was transferred from the Wynne
‘Ing eonterence nod rationed at the
Franklin church in the outing or is”.
With toith. courage. on ineptri faith
in othern. he proved equal to e occu—
nion of setting on foot the erection
a larger church edifice than he found
here when coming as pastor. The
church had outgrown the email quar-
tere. The enterprise was conatunmnt-
ed, during the second year of Rev.'Mr.
Dupuy's pastorate.
lie was honest. upright and true.
said Rev. Mr. Morris. lie had the con
mrated elements 0! sterling man-
hood. All a preacher he was earnest.
able and eflcient. and one of more
than ordinary gifts. in this city he
was the people's friend and the
- church's lender. . lilo influence was
ielt beyond the pales oi the church.
lie was the champion of every cause
which he espoused. lie was the iriend
or every good: the enemy of every
wrong.
With him pntriotism was a passion.
Next to the crane he loved the old
stars and stripes“ He hated evil of
every kind: and. Wheurhtt levelled his
darts at evil. there was no mistaking
his aim. He won a man of remarka-
ble energy and dauntlells courage.
nether-getting. scihancriflrinx. he id'-
hored immune he loved to labor. and
yielded only when he could no} longer
do.
He met death with the name cour-
age and manlineos that were hits at
duller timed. in‘llie he knew no fear:
ho had nomcori to fear in death. The
work which he did and the inlluencn
of his lilo will live on.
litter the address the service woe
turned over to the am of the iii-at.
Mini (mine lodge. ~1'he exercise: by
the lodge consisted 0! it responsive
nervlce by Worthy blaster Albert A.
Archer and members oi the lodge.
prayer hy Chaplain William A. Boy-
den. repel-tin; of the lord'r prayer hy
the lodge. aiming hy the church choir
and quortotte. mlpture reading hy
“haul-in Willing: A. Bot/den. uddms
by Worthy Hooter Archer, payer by
t‘hnplain lioyden. charge by Worthy
Muster Archer end the benediction by
Rev. J. Walter Morris.
Andreas were nieo nude by her.
Oran" W. Scott. Rev. Robert 1.. [the
and William E. Boole.
NEW 'l‘i-‘lliA'l‘ithAl. MANAGER.
t". W. Mitchell. of Norwoill. imen the
New Britain Opera lion”.
Mower i". W. Iiiehell. of the Norv
walk Opera Home. wont to New tiri-
ialn yesterday end cloned 1 contract
by which he heroines lessee of the New
Britain Open Home for it term of are
yearn. The lone dete- troln neat lien»
leather. hut Ilir. Hitcheii will lotto
chum oi the home immediately and
have it womanly renewed and dim
outed. The home will he opened to
the public ahead the menu of Jun-
ery. The New nrlteln Herold «ya:
it in hit. Mitrhell‘n intontlon to mm
to New iii-lulu only the hon nitrite.
door. and in order that hil patron:
shall have an opportunity to tree tun-h
[nieces nrorimd with proper nettle oi»
feels. the pointing oi the uronory in
the norm hint been placed in the
hand! of Henry It”. Hoyt. oi New York.
who ill fflfill‘dfld or one of the hem
weenie artist: in the country. flood
mim- ond mood oerl‘ortnonm ill the
rule to he oatmeal in the Now hritntn
tinm ileum under the new manure
Klimt.
WW
POOL 'l'tililllidliilii'ril.
W
timing Clothes lit the ("ltthoile tfluh
thttBtitmtn hints iiullttn.
't‘itr Cathoiie tamh‘i Bundles» pool
tournament mood in the club home.
to Wm omen. int night. The
men were played on lotion: Fronts
mm. a. heat Joined may. 30. to
in 23: Willi“: iii. “when. all. hoot
Thoma Burner. 35. it to at; it. it.
Kelly. Jo. it. lulu It. J. Howard. in.
ii. in 1. 1‘0 m will he continued
He told thet Rey. Ir. Donny 'lvru
(rotunda: ebullien- tile. in whieh he
was mini. lie on «ruins 5. menu
lanederyondin the Mn otihe
‘mt hmci‘ni 11mg”. when a. m in en. t. it. and lo realigned Judgment
called to wit tiii impel. lie on "While-it .
um and will
things inn-n. ,
I, Got! didnotcro‘eie mum: mood
void. In. miv’. it. and Joe. iv. tilt. are
me oomhlndtion at Hebrew words n
i. "Boil! we walk in the lidllt. on He ill
in the llnht. we have fellow-hip one with
another, and the blood oi Jesus Chrirt Hie
Son clean-9th on from all ein." Light
nhiheo. dirt-oven, Mlitiflt'n, purities. {or
light in of God. Not. only did Jeane Chriat
toy, "I out the light oi ,the world." but
He also said to Filo own, “Yo ore the light
of the world; in your light In shine be.
torn. loan that they may see your good
‘I' work: and clarity your Father which in in
haven" (Moth. r. ii. iii). if ire walk
withflod, weennnot hot walk in the light,
but walking with God implies at least
two things—Adz. humility, such no in not
natural to no. nnd perfect agreement with
God about everything-(bile. vi, 8, "mil;
Anion ill. a).
8. "If we any that we have no sin. we
deceive ours-viva. nod tho truth is not in
us. " There are thorn who conclude [min
the previous reroutlmt nil sin. root and
llrnnch. ill n’nmvutl train their inning. lint
ouch o thought. is mntrnry to the teaching
of Scripture. and surely the Holy Spirit in
placing tho state-omit of this verse jliiil-
where lie has Itillithl. to correct :my Mich
Iolno mulching. While we are in them mor—
inl lzmliclllltv limit urold nnttlrt- remains
in no null luawth ngninst lhu Spirit. but
the Spirit is ohm in liii no chiltlrrll o! (ind
lly faith in (‘llriit Jesus nml hat-pa no from
tho thingu “‘ilIi'Ii otln-nvim nolnight do
(Gui. v. Ii, it. \'.).
ll. “ ll Wu contender sine. H1.- is faith-
fill and inert. to forgive us our rains nod to
olrunm us from oil ithrlghtt‘tiitlllws.”
While in the iliiil‘lllI lunly oltvny tlrllvrmi
to «lentil for thtus' mite—4. c. , “it! dth of
wit or the flash or ninlul nature (II i‘or.
iv. iii. it Would ngniust (loll. mi all are
IiiiIiIil to do. Info is nurmnliurt. that in-
etmltmnlossion oi' win tiring: inelnnt for-
glrrm-eu through the lilootl‘ o! t'hrisl. not!
(Iii-ll we must go on more watchiully ntld
pruyerluliy.
i". "II we my that. wo have not sinned.
W0 lnnko illm n Ilnr. mui Ills Word is not
in let." John H writing to thaw who lift‘
tlIiIIiIrln n! ilml lly lnitil in l‘ilrisl Joelle.
for only enrll m: limo nwivml i‘i.ri~t :uu
.‘i’iiIiIh'll of (Bull (John l. iii. ”Home or"
rllihiren nl‘ tllvtluvil own though they mny
Int wry rrllniuuilmomrdlltg to our Lord in
John viii. M.
2~ I. "My lltlln rllildmn. them tiling:
writol unto you thnt ye pin out. and if
any mun VIII \vv lam-r it" miter-mo with tho
Follicr. uIt‘Rllil limit. tilr right-uni. ‘ Our
marching orders tiny by day ore to to“) out.
We limo llwn l‘tiiIt‘I'lllt‘iI by the blood oi“
l‘llrivt. tho: the rightmuemwoi the law
might. be llrilillvd to llnwho wniit not alter
the flesh. hut nitrrthc Soiriitltmn. viii, ii.
Surely (lull tum inndo i‘ull pruvllsiuu for "It
to live this lilo which lid would lune ml
Ilw to "in glory It our ullvmmto or Imus»
cleric with Him, . "one (.‘hrlrt the rlttiii‘
l’iiiil. and by our [malachite in no. tho Holy
.‘liirll :yvt to weak on» We and often um um
woteillnl that notwithltnnding tho nlmm
.lunt. proviuion no grieve hath Father. lion
and Spirit.
:2. "Anti flu in the pmpitlntlrm tor our
nine. and lint [or nun only. hot him for the
till!!! oi the whole world." I’l‘tttiitlhiilm
hern- ulgnliicll ntomnumll. reconciliation.
nutrition. nod that provided My lived through
Christ in hlliIIcient tor oil tinmorhl. '1‘in
lino toruivmiruot vinouml’t 1mm Him
and lilo gm". work. hut in and timalmil
Him them in nulliclonl; for oil who will rul-
Will Him. own for our; moi on north if
they willmmu. How shell they (intuit it
tho, do not hour?
ll. “Anti homily we do know that vro
ltmnr lilm if no keen lite moorland"
more." Not IHHIIN’I‘ ollllormlty. iut'
them in none much on with. nor ever iron.
own in tfhrirt. hut o imm unwound
oi and willln' illhitenlon to l i: whole re-
mind will. lie liimroli mid, “liothut
hath My urnuuondmeuu and hornetll
tinllo. he it ill that iovuth Mn."
4. "lie that with. 1 tom iliin. and
Mirth not ill- mmnnlndmonio. in it her.
and the truth in ninth him." Houltiiiinl in
mo in trimming the truth and in Mind»
in; whole that he lentil mine to "it “till.
it dou- not nurture my much hm i “W,
l hollow in Jeane cm. and More i
it my life it not quite amt.
twill only into my works." how their
are evidently deceiving Motive-ti. end on
llure. Believing alimot Jul-tilt Christi new
ohm. lie mun huntvodiototho
innit. odd that ii the
it;
i?
or!
I
t
if;
ii:
r
!
I
i ~ of the ‘ . '
“ mionin motor runner linden
oiuimdioéhave W on :in the
m. Wildfire elnmtlti of will
in which there in in evidence it large
‘ timothy of gold duet. . ' ,
lyother two pit-molten“ have
I I} a Win
' ‘Vllil‘mi oi the Wilt told fluid:
' at once enchanted than. and l largo
mainland rm procured not!
brought to South Namath. it II pro-
ton-«l to and ii to some piont «than
it «and.
There are those who are inclined to
think that the gluten-in; substance in
the and in nothinrtnore or less than
n few particles of copper. lett in the.
Sound by e per-inn vowel.
SANTA CLAUS’ DEN.
With n merry Christmas to all, w.
.8. 8tnrteunt introduces the people of
The Norwallu and vicinity through
The Sentinel today to the greatest ile-
aortrnent of holiday good. the town
he. ever seen. Each department of his
his store at North thin and Ann
streets in tilled to overflowing with a
variety to wit my taste or. purse-—
rich and pear. young and old; he has
remembered them all. The main door
is a. delight to the children. while on
the ‘tioor above will he found a moot
exquisite line of colon and DI’IC'I—
brac.
HEPTABOPHS ELECT OFP‘lt‘ERS.
Nor-walk condave oi Heptoaophe hue
elected theoo omen": Put archon. .A.
C. Wheeler; nrchon. L. L Sherwood:
provost. James Lycett: prelate. Rev.
14‘. E. Robbins; secretory, H. W. Duty:
financier. H. W. Kemp; treasurer. 'i‘.
M. Andrews; inspector. w. ill. Buxton.
warder. Jesse Colweil: sentinel. E. A.
Taylor; trustees. M .H. Glover. W. M.
Betta. i". E. moltwood. The installa-
tion ceremonies will take place Janu-
ary 5.
The death oi n member of the Von-
ncclirul legislature who was "an hon»
out man." is being more or lose no~
Ill‘l‘tI owr the line ilt'i tut event t'nllitilz
for more than ordinary rommont in
the more.
A native of Snl'gnntl‘illo. him. who
has Ill'i‘" evoking golrl along the Ytl~
hon. has returned tn hilt old home and
will :vt‘i’I II fortune in his own state.
lie Itilili’rl to reopen the old mppcr
mime in rnrgrntville and illur liiil.
IPROPOSALST
Propoanln will he received by the
undersigned Selectmen of the town of
Norwnllt. between thin date and the
18th iIlI)’ of liermnher. I897. tor the
grading o! the highway known on the
Connecticut Turnpike. between the
west ride oi Stuart avenue and the
moth line or the city of Norwalk. u;-
rording to the nomination: on file in
the Holectmen'e ofllre in Norwaih. fluid
nim'lilrntionu run he examined ht said
other. by persona tIMII’iM to the pro-
posal: tor mid work.
All proptmolu mull. be In writlu;
signed by the party: must ntnto n eon»
uroto price for rock excavation. and
earth excavation. per i‘tliiii‘! yard. nod
it prior tor t‘flilIlItl pulling. hy the
mutate yard. nod he centered in n
iiNiIWI envelope, elltiorud "Propose“
for nrndinx Connecticut Turnpike.“
and left at the "tune oi the fielecttnen
on or Itclorn Member 38m. “Bill. iii
in o’elooit a. in. on which tiny nil hid»
received will he opened. The onto
li’iifltil' tor mini work will he required
to dive o hood with surety all required
by the linerlllrotlone. and tho deter-tn
nmn reserve the right to reiect all
IiIlIii. or to lit-«cot limit on in their
judgment will he tor the bout intemt
of the town.
FRANK ii. liillilliili.
idl’iiltAlM Tiltililllil.
hAMlifll. LYN”.
animated or the ‘i'ovn of Namath. '
tinted at Norweiit. (than. lice-moor
i. 1891
«tr-”mm
THE NEW t it
mom.
on at on- mm mm
oi Venture tiliflM
Il'iltiititi WMMIRW
WIS.
eupm km ”dime-n
m up in iii-twine you.
lST
ingonntil C
‘Wt: K N
h ‘7 ‘
an“ clans sex.
THIS WEEK THE WHOLE CHRIR’I’IAN WORLD IS A000. GIVING AND RECEIVING PRESENTS IN
WHIBMOI‘IATION Oii‘ THE SCENE A'I‘ BETHLEHEM. WHEN TEETH REE WISE HEN PRESENTED
(Hm TO THE CHILD: THE PARENTS GIVE PRESENTS TO THEIR CHILDREN. THE CHILDREN Rl- ’
TURN 'I’OICENB OF THEIR LOVE TO THEtR PARENQI'S. THE LOVER PRESENTS HIS LOVE WITH WHAT
HE THINKS WILL PLEASE HER MOST.
\
SOALL 1’
onto. 'l‘iils wont: we SHALL HAVE A
GRAND GI .fr SALE. '
WE SHALL GIVE A PRESENT EVERY DAY l-‘OR THE NEXT.‘ SIX DAYS. COMMENCING SATURDAY.
DEC. 18.
Saturday Night. Dec, 18th,
Two nice Leather Pocket Books with Five
Dollars in each.
Monday night.
A pair of Nice California Wool Blankets.
Tuesday night,
A, Beautiful Dressed Doll.
Yiil' WILL GET A COI‘I’ON Wl'i‘II EVERY I’l'ltt‘lIASI‘Z 'I'Illb‘ WE EK. SAVE IT .\.\'|) YUI' MAY BE ’
LI'i'KY.
WORLD IS HAPPY A'I‘ MERRY CHRISTMAS
NO MATTER WHAT YOU BUY. SAVE YOUR COUPON AND YOU MAY RECEIVE A PRES.-
EN’I‘. ONE GIVEN AWAY EVERY DAY AT CLOSING TIME. BERN ARE THE PRESENTS: '
‘Wedncsday night.
A $10 Jacket, or its equivalent in other
merchandise.
Thoret‘ay night,
A Handsome S‘ilk Umbrella.
Friday night,
Choice of any ten piece toilet: set in kitchen
department.
o
'Il.
DOLLS. TOYS. GAMES. SILVERWAIIE. CHINA. Ill'II(..'~.-\«BRA('. NECKTIES.L'MBRELLAS. KID GLOVES”:
l’ISIIr'l'MIIllY. HANDKERITIIIEFS .lAi‘IiE’I‘R WRAI’I’I‘JRS, KNIT IACZC'TTS I‘Olt CHILDREN. I-‘ASCINAJ'ORS.
LEilGINS. BIANKETS. LINENS. TOWELS. ('OMFOR'I‘ABIJIJS. RIIGS. LAMPS. TOILET SETS. DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS. ('ARVINI} SETS. AND EVERYTHING ELSE SUITABLE FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
PRICES WILLIII‘J LOW THIS WEEK TO CLEAN OI'T ALI. HOLIDAY GOODS.
STOCK OF \NYTIIING I.\' THE HOLIDAY '
BOSTON STORE,
LINE.
I Our Speci'aIWCaSlt-mSale
OUR
WE DON'T WANT TO TAKE
‘i
NORWALK.
Hal provon n Booming Success. And it is an acknowledged {not that our etore is HEADQUARTERS for first—
clue. high-crude staple and Fancy Groceries. Nothing but the bent good» the rum-km affords are min; in and
out at our store. and they are Trude Winners. Also. the lowest cash priceeprcvall. Come and visit our place at
holiness and you will admit it is the place to secure your goods.
New Purl Barley, so to.
New Pearl Toplocn. lie lh.
Silver Cord Seeded Militia, it»:
whole. I
Owl or Calciu- Brand Seeded till-ins,
iiific it: when.
Dr. Hondy'r celebrated double pre-
lo the First Prize Buckwheat. 25c.
3 lbs Sperry & Barnos' Pure
a] Lord. 261‘.
t‘holco Soda Waters. tile in.
New Currants. 10c lb package.
Font-y new Evaporated Apples, 1::-
oared prunes. none better produced. Iw'kflst’.
lilo. 129i“: and lilo lb.
Bet QWN‘ 0m. lilo package.
3 the lions hiilit Crackers. 25c t'l'op
notch oi perfection).
Extra Firm New ltalian Prunes. lilo
1 4.31 pound.
Font-y Monrpnrk.
I'OIii. 12"}? II).
Extra l-‘anry lino“! Kaitlin. 9c lb.
3 lint for 25v.
Font-y Loom Raisins.
for 25v.
4 the Hood lllcc. 25c.
ii tunes (500 matches in a bot). 25¢.
livapornted Apri-
lclb.ilhl
it II demonstrated by our immense trade that the public appreciate a guml thing when they see it.
Notion our Delivery Venn nod nee win-re they go and who they no lo.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
L’eadlng Grocer,
33 Wouhington Etrcct
“rain Mr
I, ll
1‘: W" South Nor-walk. Conn.
«l Prices that Pledéc Patrons i»-
it is not till IiIIi‘ bullet to WI“ this littll'i' “South Norwnllt’u Bouloot
Grocery."
Hill'ewd buying into provided cxtl'llm'dillnl'y quantity and
vllriety. but the low pricee prevailing here. will make goalie iiy merrily.
and our great ntm'il will melt away long Iii'fill'i' i'ill'lvlililnrl tiny.
mm.wm. 7o eon-amnion... 90 MMOmherrieo. point. no
WuWflourwlm. 10c WWIIIB-m. the’ArioIoOoflhemcth. no
“Wilhelm-run. too MpronMpnlh. IM‘MW.WIM. m
”Wuhan-fer tine “Gimp-ell. theinpiitleumerot. no
“OWNER.“u 100 Vwmwinmflmhlhl {or ”limitimlnnlJflqln 7n
minimum like. 7e emulate-Jemima: minimum-newer. ac
Rumor (lured llnnm. per III... lilo. ,
Very Iiiiilt Eight Creamery Butter. 2hr. ill. ’i'wonty pound» Beet ill-un-
hinted Huger for “Jill. Monti ii. Flour. 75c. lulu; $5.90 barrel.
New t York i Grocery i Company
Donovan Building.
no. mm.
Advortiooyour Want!
in Norwoik‘o Loading Furor.
:4...
Huger (hired Hllouldern. per IIL. 7v.
til-.37 Main Direct.
mm .
Tho Inning “nun-it.
Norwalk Chronicler