gm any. on dopin-
, not so «smote sun
lie intimation, howev-
oi. oi the expedition.
V lir. Ball in ti more
but. he had changed his
thing the company. Bl
‘ “he does not iorieit his
V nssocintion. He will
_V e substitute on what
.stsite." He remained
[or sixteen days otter
Vsides. taking a berth
hound steamer. The
favorable that.
ted, Mr. ital.
tors for gold
‘aldez were not
not. soccer;
is a success—upon the
. not intended (or any-
!” Hsu says. The bolls;
_ it are junt the things
.i and may be utilised for
‘l‘mhbouitoretufli.d
party were preparing to
V Copper River. leaving it
gin charge oi the trading
VVistohetnsdeabosem
. s the Information that
it the company are sh
health and are in tin:
r prospects are good It
V from Mar the gist-lei
‘ 'sre'heing mad-7.
Wing store has been con-
‘ “the dontpnny. u is filled
' implements, provisions
. intuition and other articles.
W to the miners on their
interior snd they pay enor-
for Ill that they buy.
,. flooded that on Wednes-
fl. twenty-dye members oi
will start on a journey, or-
» glacier to the interior
' .. fields. The remaining nint
Visit in charge oi the trad-
“ find are to unload the Moon-
shs returns with another
_ lotto and.miuing imple—
. tell she has been dispatch-
l. I .
Lula of goods continues as It
H _lr. Hall's stay the Moon»
. inue melting trips to lie
.. not engaged with non
~ nnlosding the cargoeo the
. {norm prospecting about the
porty which will go into
will be provisioned for s
l ' stay. They received
w of good finds the day
' sll ten tor Seattle.
gm bearing the remain:
A. iioinsy ruched lit-id!!!
War Ford took chef!-
.. , which was monitored It.
.x 1, ill
f . ‘ with www.mmmV ‘V
mil: “giggnflgg ”egg; Portiere‘ poles; in all kinds or "wood. pole
”1.. ' stair buttons. curtain and rug fringes.
' Bicycles and all sundries at incontpnrol
Our Blue Flame oil stove burnt; without>wick, smoke or odor. 'l‘hc Quickmeol
3" mm m, a, m. a... M, m, gasoline stove has no rivel~it is the sum. 1 '
New‘liuen of Chiffonier and sideboard foldi
,r‘dbnonodern amatltentisdlroctly
odilrntl, he might write
‘:itt and to a few Connecticut turn.
3
Omnoetliotooosthnrebssn liter
tréilshlo at unseat. it is prom to
who the most at what there is within
ltoolt comprises smooth-bore Rodntnn
guns at s, to and 15-inch calibre, roost-
.v‘ort Trumbull, New london, where the
rorit of dismonnilng them begun yes-
:bstrttcted as to protect Hartford and
Asked as to what would‘be the late
‘Ii 1 privateer it it come into the Sound.
in eminent authority on engineering
rod on the ltodninn guns sold to the
Journnt reporter: "The boats would be
'lisohled quickly. A few shots from
hose guns would finish her."
”Could s worship slip by (lull island
and the (litter lortiticotiona at the east .
ind?"
”Yes, a ship might get by with the
nrrled out, it would not do theentuny
ouch good. A ship no fsr (rout its
tact and supplies would he mighty
sreful about wsning its smunitlon.
mentors, while it might do n little
njury slang the coast. it is probable
but it would save its ammunition for
he Vchlet‘ points. which it would find
veil protected. For some». the ene-
:ly would like. no doubt. to get in st
low inndon and destroy the railroad
nridge, or to go on to Bridgeport and
trap I shell Into the esrtrldge' notary
yr the ordnance works, which on pret—
V out together. Now Heron. also.
could oler great temptation. We
could depend tint on our torpedo line.
lost en began to place tnlnes st the
paling of the vsriouo harbors. Here's
r {-‘hU‘mu‘ would show their
25"“ . . would have to
, ,. to Ind the ulna.
V ‘ cold make short work
~f the small boats. Thus the mine»
would Wu; harbors sud the non-
i'llere is not tor it to go in. The
Nyendotte won d hnrdiy be able to
urn around. But the naval militia.
are oi the torpedoes operated from the
and."
“When will Gull island become so
'ormidshie that an enemy cannot .silp
’y?"
"in two and it half or three years. if
he appropriations are kept up. Then
i would be impoosihlc for any but the
lightest draft tomato bout to make the
passage."
The Coursnt learned that plans for
handing the llodrnnu guns have been
)resented indirectly to General hier-
i'here are at large number of veterans
in flounecticut. who belong in tumour
:onnrcticut heavy artillery regiment»
too they are as familiar with llio llod- }
nsn gun on a boy with his toyo. Prom 2
hunt. it is argued, instructtmt could be
irnwu. who would leech volunteers
vithout trouble. According to thorn ,
rho layor this idea. the Volunteers .
lhfllllll be drawn lrotn cirll lift. fom‘ .
ng gunrdnmon no [or its pottsihic. 'flw
rgular Natitmsl Guard. they titty. be
mg to the trout, if the guard til cont-
d that the Connecticut Notional Guard
l composed of good soldierr. They
he fortifications the work in time o!
be ordinary industrial ltlnd. where no
«pecisl military training is required.
i‘he Notimtnl Guard in too good tor
his, or else it to not good for snythlng.
i a regiment wss out in to help the or-
iileryinen it probshly would he only I
moorsry arrangement. in the opinion
if than who on studying the tortilla.- .
”nylons. ltlstohesnpposrd tints,
melensoftheltlnrd would belrftsl
tour, or o special organisation he
‘orwed of lions who have served their
em in the guard and ore mean who
no not enrol in the isllgne or iieid ser-
1 i
nutty. the plans that is" base sea.
hammer tusso- but
Wyhnotseosldgotnplhe river.
y iii-inch. Some 01 these guns are at styles 0f folding cribs- ,. . ' _
Our shccess has Men attained and Will be held by low pro-cs.
mu. They will be transported to is. your money back when you wish it.
new Haven..Bridgeport and stoning“ '
,on. The Connecticut river will he no R N N “ .
0 Our
Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains and l’orticrcs.
N()TE.-We have secured the services of an Experienced Carpet Luycr, and
l '0 "l" I "I! “'0" time titer are now prepared to take orders for new work or relaying of carpets.
A. Dickerman fir Son,
84 Washlnbton Street, South Norwnlk.
”Tn-«A11 that’s New '
:;.~:;.::.w:.::.:-::».:..:: In Spring Clothes.
MWMFRANCIS Sc 00.,
FERTILIZERS!
IIADL"'..
ouldtiontnle work intho lortiilrslitms. ‘ ‘“ y "
sy the promoters of this idea, but the THOROUGH
est piece for them to in the held. in
counsrs...
look
min-tune»
m
Mil-r.
WI low.
In“ W.
W
W
rice. lsthetnrttlrstlossihm wosld “fimhwr
newlortnhlocotssndthror-eslsn gag-WU.”
to. V
mmmm BROWN‘S
susntssm...
“harm-someway _
monmmmnmu com,
forlthst purpose. m;
troopers, Dusters and h,
V, , "the newest denials: 1‘ 1% to an on. u. not
”Mite. Willllnfilld Axminstcrl‘ m t " '
rt Squares. " '
' 1 ,v V Authors.
"new colori'ugs and lace effects.
intonation rmlu,‘ curtain chains,
”‘fprices. Standard Cyclomcteru, 60c.
ug beds, front $10.00 up. 'l'en new
Carpet heating is not carpet cleaning; it is carpet dos—j
fraying. Let us cleanse your cut-pet Without retumw
liddlewwn- ing it from the floor, and if you are not perfectly satisfied it unit cost you nothmg.
W. S. STURTEVANT, So. Norwalk.
Carpet Stock '
m.-..~::.~m We Invite Your Attention i
.lugraius, from 25 cents to 65 cents.
Tapestries, from 50 cents to 90 cents. '
Body Brussclu, Moqucttcs, Axminstcrs and \clvcts.
China and Japan Mattings,
Choice Styles, l’opulur Prices.
wish eve man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
l'lylll that's new in up—to-date Clothes for Man
and Boy is here.
WE’VE searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products. and there'q not a store tn the
land better equi ped than this for so plying you
st productions of t e best de-
with the very,
signers and tailors of our country.
skimping in make-up, but all the, essential points of
true workmanship and best maternal are embodied tn
our clothing. -
trouble to show you this stock, and we‘ll surely please
the most fastidious.
98 Weshin ton Street,
South L orwollt.
“hump
Central Market.
Vhoinwlsend mi denier”-
Fish, ’
0 store.
c nine.
Labour's.
Littlowookcln mo.
ummfimmnu
flORIl IADI OH
tin-ninety”.
IRIDOIPORT.
Fertilizer. for oil are”.
POTATO Ihllllfi.
“Oil" ”If.
All “Add” HIE.
“All! Illliitl.
Largo or mail Quorum».
W Priest.
Ilrl POLE!
A'l‘ monsoon:
cMuwo. rostrum.) ..
l. "M M It! tiers Jesus WW
slur, Jamal Mil John. lilli bother, nod
' ' ' "‘n'" ””‘“’£§.““‘é.t"'"t"§:l'll
-" w our. "A s so L
tor thono' lMostylnuo‘} (Luke is. 28), mm.
lens loom flu day or the lion and
rmww‘mmmb
anthem o, -. ,.
wolkosweli‘asfilsswhou. V ‘
Rt'pt'tiiitm gives them 'ltftll‘lll.
Mgr: saute old story ts- pie-soot to
1'
When it brings boogie» to home.
1‘ ' 'u . ‘ ,
‘3 tglh‘tidu‘limloi‘ufimm.
ow the back and be rellrrcd.
j All the Plus and nebco—trtnovetl.
r m I” tiny curl y We done. ‘ ,
“Eli “ Nortwk p I: Whig story;
; ‘l’fieods and uritflt "$1an of it.
the at he , t, , {'l'ic J tell about t it Kidney ills,
Mnr‘iltatyuliy Lungs: thwchiirliutrMeI'lemg 5 ”log they hull l-éltctw the cum
Marl: we. Mllretnltothdttdrmh them." '
iiow wry lonutliuli lines not your heart“
my. “lord'tnltu run and lead me, nod l'ii
go with Tim: nil the way?" Willi, be our” '
i that you town it. and do not question iii» '
came. -; . '
Vlivm llicy thiuls 'oi Dean's Kidney
i s. V , 1
litre is what a citizen says:
Mr. Wm. M. Ackcr. oi Io Cove
lot-t- ll liciotsdnyou in the valley. 'i‘btw street. employed at the Norwalk Lock
V thru- wcre with Him when lie ruined the Ca. 53
3 little girl sun! when He won in the gulch-rt. . , ,
lite «tattoos so with Him union» way up was dirt-clot! in Dnuu's Kidney Pills.
yr»: V"‘l was euflcring truth an ntv
incl: 0 backache when my attention
willing to at: apart ll‘ulll tho ntuny who and l g ll a box at l'lnistcd's drug store,
~i'uiluur Him. amt we will not enjoy lilo
,lvlluvrihlp units-m we lmcc llfrl‘titrilllng o!
l
ilur guarantee
. uluue will; Slim and for Him. we will litul
lliu spirit of pmycr, inc lulltc i1. :15, any»
that lie worn to pray. A» wo learn in Hill
ourselves increasingly given mmuuuuulou
with "lili.
:2: "And was .truuuilgurt-d Include them.
unsi "its (one did shine on the sun, and ilis
militant was» white on tho light." him-l6
mys that Hill ruiuwnt hwnuw mining, cx—
nullity: while no slum. Luke my» that.
the fuhiou of His coilttltt'nlsmiir wun ujtcmi
and His rolmem wait “bile and glittering
(Mark ll; 8*. Luke ll. 29). It lunkm mm
think (1 Hinton ilc diurnal appvttretl in
John on Point“! some 60 ytmui'tor "in
malislun titer. i, I'l-IT}. It be to iln' wry
iuuvrwting to elm-rte that the uni-ti trunn-
luttsi ”trnnttl‘lgurctl" i.~ ugh-ti outsidt- ui this
Marni in the sou-spots only in twuotlwr.
pltweomlimn. xii, d, and II t'ur. iii. its.
in the on» tho translation in "be Imus- '
formed" nod in the other "an; charm-ti,"
but in each coon it rum to the hollow-:-
and our being changed own: and mum in f
to tho trudge 01 Christ. In Roman» it is
ehuwu tube is work (mm within, by the ’
motoring of onrluludx, and in Corintbb
on» it in said to hmnctnnpliohut by behultl- i
lug libs glory in the gins» ortnirmr ul Ills
word. It mun to rue that tho ln‘fllnnlng
and development and munumtiou ii!
the Christian lilo ho» but one ace-net. unit
that is”beholdlug lllm." When in that
lair trunnion we shall indeed one llim.
then we shall induct! be like liitu.
it. “And. lxrhold, thorn oppcuml unto'
them Mum and Kilomtulkiuguith llim. ‘ I
We know that Mm died and woo burl-1i
in tin» land of limb [Dent usiv, o, is).
over Lilli) yours before this, out! l-Zlijnh
was taken to brown in a whirlwind and
”crumbly in thc chariot over rttltl ymfit ll."
fore, the only nmncxccpt [lunch who has
on yet over insert escorted (mm thc nppodmv
moot of timth tilt-ii. is. d? y, Yet hon.» "my
are alive and writ and talking with Christ
of His death. or til-wrote. or vxotltnl. which
lie won ulnaut to muunplinh nt Jerusalem-t .
:md tutti; tlic contemr us the directions.
imlimlul. 'I'bry armi promptly, and
radically. Dunn's Kidney Pill» are a
fine remedy for backache. No reaction,
no bottle to carry. nu Slitlliil to forget
or lose. You simply put them in your
cost yocltct. take them and they do the
rust.
Dunn's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all drnlcrs. Price 50 cents per box.
Sent by mail on rcCcipt of price by
l’oltch \lillmm Cm. Buflnlo. N. Y.. role
agents for thc United States. Remem-
ber llic mmc—Doou's—oud take no sub-
stitutc.
Prospective Tenant-Number t'ir-
teen? it might nod be lucky to live in
a house vot ms number t'lt'toen.
Amok—You don't bellow.- iu such
nonsense as that?
Prospective Tenant~VelL vot reduc-
tion viii you make in dcr rent ii 1 take
ili‘l’ chunt-ou?—~Pttclt. ‘
~Aoeton cures WM
Thr most ignorant man in America
lives in St. ionisfi'hc other day he ank-
etl his employer, who was reading it
paper: ”Say. boss, which does you read.
the black or the white?"~—Knnsan (‘lty
Star.
HENRY WARD BEECllEl’. SAID,
"it is n sin to neglect your health,"
Why do you do it. when you know that
the famous Blue B. Remedies o! the
"Joe iihung Yoolt Series" will cure or
your money in refunded? No. 1 cures
Rheumatism; 2 cures La Grippe; It
cnrcs a cough or cold: 4 cures Patnrrh:
5 is a perfect appetizing tonic; ti XXX
Stimulating Pills cure impotence; 7
is the Children's Relief Soothing Syr-
(bullets. an. upon»: the llt'llt'Vt'rlllm ”P- W“ ”0‘th 0' mil "mall. W.
or in translate-d. in either mate it rut-om
inotnnlly with the hurt in ouch a life mill
mush bibs: as we content intoxincll’hil. i.
2“, 33; ill. 30, 3”. lmtull this Mauro-Ilium
and nudity It! that lilo are wholly tiuo to
the work which our lord Justin finished
on Unitary.
or cut this out and got one free: 1.000
references on application. Charles S.
Finch. l8? Washington street. note
agent for South Norwallt, Conn.
A recent rural visitor to the White
4. "’l‘hconurwm-tl Pctcr, and said unto l “Misc mudc a bull's-9?? fihot at a tel—
Jfilfl. 11ml. it if. gmd {or us in no lu-rc.
If 'I‘bott will, lct Its nusho lit-re thrw tub-
crmuzlrs—une for Tin-c. and Milli"! Maw.
and one {or Kline." i think are may mu-
elude [mm Judo ix thus Mom's bod his mt-
urtwtion lit-1y. it no. then in- wwwlitml
tho risen mints, while Elijah fl'pfltfii'llll‘l
that» who will not silo, but he tron-dolor!
at our lumi’n muting, thctvm n'pfl’flr'llllflg
the whole inurcniy trunlpony of the re-
deemed in the kingdom when it I‘ll." have
wine. while Peter, Jarrett and John. three
riuhtmutt Jews, wprcwnl all lurnoi. u
righteous nation on Mill! in the hing~
thrill, hilt-l ”ll! Mt'lniltm in What. our Lunl
pnmnmd in chapter xvi, 2o.
6. "While he yct nitrite, behold. n bright
cloud ovorolunlowr-tl tilt-m. nod, lfl'htlld, u
voice out of the cloud. which said. ’l'hin .§
My beloved lion. in whom I tun m'll
plasma. lleor yo Him.” He hi the Inn.-
tabernacle and tcntplc and pillar of cloud,
"0 in the {liltlllmctlt of all that Must-H was
to luscl or wrote tor them. lie in tho-
and of the low (or riphlmmw tn nvvfy
one that itclitrvcih. lie is the Prophet of
nll mulls-rte. the vangto-nf ”oil on nom-
other over was or can be. and tiud until in
loans «humming Him. "Whorstlrror will
not llunrhvn unto Sly wurtlu. which "r!
shell malt in My mum, i will muon- it
of him" (Deni. avlii, Iii. iii). The i» the
mun! time that the Father teutlilcti from
heaven so to lilstioli hr in His Him. but.
now llo odd» tho noninlnl. "llmr yo
Him." We about to inorwhot own think
may about Ilitu, but to hour Him, and
Shit in tulwnr (ind "trust". for the F»
titer told illtn what to soy (John all. ill).
ii. 7. "And win-u tlwdircipics hmrti it
they fell on their lace not! worn await-aid.
And Joins route and lot-chm limo uml
sold. Arlee-nil he not afraid. " Ho lie or
"in angel did to lhtllel. nod llc iiinwlf
surciytlid toJohuuu l'otlnootliou. sill.
Iii; s. U. Ill; Rev. l. 17). "it given "in
nocnuse to fear. Why in it that we
re no runny learn! liow we must micro
lliml lie rays lhst ilo will ucrcr 9?th
heronrsins. it show- mt inch or non-
titlsttns in lilo: for us to tear or to think
thsl. liowiii. Bomthstwesnblemt
with all spiritual bhrsuitmr in Him. it is”
admit dirhtnwrlng to lliut tor the to our»
tinn it. lie tulle no that sim lie on loved
cphouc and walked oil. muttering that
’he thought it was an insult to u frco
maple for the atlmininlratlon to unit
ihl‘ countdown to the woll.~—l\'ew York
Tribune.
The former. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. lleWitt'n Witch lin-
ul Salve in the best thing to keep on
hand. it heals quickly. and in a well
known cure for piioe. E. P. Weed,
Norwallt: ll. (', Btillson, So. Norwaik.
“Do you ilutl it hard ltcepiug up your
luwur. Mr. Rural?"
"Not a bit of it." said Rural. ”The
(act is the grass grows so (out here that
my trouble lies in keeping my lawns
down.‘_’~-viiurper's linur. ‘
RilEUMATIShl CURED.
My wile has used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm (or rheumatism with great
toilet. and i can recommend it. or e
splendid linimrnt for rheumatism and
other household use for which we hsvo
found it valuable-4V. .l. Cuylnr, Rod
('l’l'l'k. N. Y.
lira. Margaret i-lnngster disapprove-t
of the ctlortn oi n woman in rooms.»
wrinkles from her int-e on the ground
that "therc is a history in every line of
her focc." Very likely. lint the aver-
ugo woman onions in carrying a lilti-
glfll’li’fll library around with her.~lndi-
5unupoliu ilcutluol.
Phnrf‘ey llrogngn. Mine Brightly.
it com me ten tbounsnd a your to live.
Mint llrightly—-0h. iir. lirsgg, do you
llllllll it's worth “1me Traveler.
llr. lluyler is one of: the lending inor—
chorus of this village and one of the
moot prominent then in this vicinity.
~~W. (l. Phippin. editor Rod Crook
mastogiro lilmsell form llucnn time-fliers”. For solo by G. (l. Itiilonn.
turn withhold hummer. Your: Just now: limits. and I. P. Weed, Nor-
man.“ lemma-amass. '
an.
3. "And when liteyltatl liltrdttpthclr
eyes they-armored tut-redeem mtly."’
flint 1 model his word this is. nod
. and in intimidation. as
Prank Ii. Shanty. a well-how» n m-
psper than oi New Bonnie deed of n
sodvirtorytu onetime only commutation of blood poleoolng and
womb. used it yours.
some thingsyou cannotteli toohittn. l
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