Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1900 · page 3

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teleclriciighisar
A tnvealdenccs for lftce:
Macaroni-imam
misnmonthtorlixtee:
Mu’Waler-urkaan
,atannlnaalehargsoa

gtleoi‘arelig
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“mum-ism

figmmmslaeamdia

its-Mummmand'
hfimaudthhikpaaars lime-
,; «machinist-Issuin-
Wish “assailant!”

minimum-tumm-
& as I. m Iiyart will not

”mafia-sch.
ltiserideatthaitheworldlsbacon-
lsg‘thbaahtn]. butalaoeridsattlnt
mad thinking will aotcn‘daagcr
“anathema. hithinitslnr’
gnrasnaeaeesnstobeontheiaerease.
whileiaithin eeflaindogntaahento-
mwnmngwmm
“ManilChm-ityishr-
lagdaicndsdwlthmoreaadmorc

into stronger relief by it. The desire
iobeiievebotbinthedntiesotthis;
worldandthehopeanfthe-next was
mermoreeagerthannow. ltlsnol
nil agnostic age. bat an intellectully
andniritnaiiy hungry ill!- The appe—
tlmmrruihcmmndamentai facts
tactsshontwhlchtberecanbenorea-
it grows by what it feeds on. Noni
if what isoflerod is not acceptable it
does not show the absence of fault;
but rather its presence when they re.
iert it and searchforsometblng which
the Church does not appear in be able:
togive.

Oflcinl Christianity—that in. titer».i
logical or domain- Christianity—has
suleredgreatiydnring tbelastgenera—
tion. A kind of chaos p
out of this chaos will ultima issue
a new and higher order of thought.
Theoldorthodoxyisdoingitabcatto
hold its dutreochments. am its topics
arehetngtakaaoncai‘tertheotherby
then-annotcriiicaischolarahlpand
sciantilodhcsvery. fiheworldisnnne
the monogamous]:
thebetter. malachhaotmadeby
agnosticaloragnmlc onus. butby
aolleofthenoblestChrlauansotthe
dayandtorthepurpoaeoteatabllsb-
ingchriatianityonalrmerbaais. The
enmiesoidogmaamtbetrlendsoi
truth. Gopernlcnadldnotdutroythe
Mdmwhuhew

will doalargerasrvicetoreligion
wheaitteiisnsthatllthshniidiuh
toatandcertslnstoneamnatbamro
edhordermgirepmtoolnuefieah
ironthequrry.

DonnalsnotChI-isuanity.butan
lasigniIcant iaddeat in connection
withit. Amanmnynotcomprshnd
themysterleaolloroordiutloa.andaa
rdnumamcattathatpartfltbe
wmmmm-unmg
aNew'i‘utansntiiiicandrecsirehia
reward. Thedaoflnflaatdamna-
unhabaunaiverssllyrepadlsted.
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turned by criticism. but brought outf,

sonable doubt. was never heener. and:

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jhumannattu-candproduces-cells”‘

in which cum shall in a living tac-
tor

i Thereisnodccndononoll'alth either
in the whims- or this life or in the

ircasonabiehopeotamerlitc. lithe

‘Ghurch does not tail in line it must go

{in the rear. but the world will still
march on, believing more. thinking

‘ “'3. m a, (an-13“..." of Christ. more and living better lives than ever
in on its simplicity and beouiy. and;
with all its ideals. is not only units-a

before.

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3 am mantras sir.

it is stated that more than 80 per
centottheenurecostoirunningour
government is due to wars. past. pres.
cot and prospective. And yet weclaim
Stobo a peaceable end mimics
npcople. What rotE—lliliord News.

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Socialism in a rational. practical
form is gaining ground in every direc-

must “we mllsion of m kind ‘3‘, § lion and increased reluctance to alloy.i 3

the street railways or any other cor
poration to obtain any vested rights in
:tbe street is an illustration of the ail-E
vanes of this doctrine. The public-
ownership of the streets is socialism.
pure and simple, and it must be con-
tossed that most people take very kind-
ly to that phase oi it. howeru' mosh
éthey may beoppoaed to the doctrine
as a whole. “lariboro Enterprise.

 

once should seek the man. Hoot-
iice broker. no ollce seeker. no man
withagrudnauiustsomeotherman
who is nominal. no man who wants
powerthathemaygainpeii.noman
who wants to use the lubernatorial
fleas-am] iterator tohoost
somebody into the United States Seth
ate chamber. no man who wants to

taiewhoshaliorwhoshallnotbethe
nominee oi any party—New Haven

ital-arouses tax-conical. the

‘fixmdmnewllneiorlu—
'fineabonldbesonkondishttrlpm

set. The Amndbu mamma-
otherateomcraninqard Boundless—
night and is at the bottom now.
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“roped-Is otorthincok:

Butter 8?: lb Retire.

Your money back
if it dos‘thgdgtyou

Samuzl ,
Comstiock

Jr.’s. p

Phone 138—3.

WELL!

How about that cost. 3m: Down
tothelsstHODyct! chanttore.
mind you that OUR'COAL is well

SCREENED,

Ion than that. it‘s the‘flold the
31m. " hind. “no LONG warps. N0
'snon'r wmom" We're still sell-
lug ior tam rim ‘rou just such

COAL.
Irving [animal inn

Successes-teams.

09a] Yard and once. Way! Street;
melee. corner Washington and
Iain Streets. 800th NW. Conn.
Telephone Coll. its.

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Tg’HE YMl-vy BENEFITS wJDUIl PR‘I‘RONB
mdtheysretahngt‘hehlloffl. too. Hondrcd‘shsvo become familisr with our
. Wm departments. cosy of opprosob and handy in every particular for comfort-
able showing. This mass has bee browded
appreciation of our gust valssgs‘. 'fio idd still further to the big list of attractions.
in put iorward. TO-EORBOW this new and special oflcring, while they lost—-

Lsdios’ Cambrie Drawcrs. trimmed with fine tombon

 

the past week with the ladies in their

and tools. all sues. ad erhs- 7 A
m for oi. slot of three hundrsdvonly.2 - c

 

duality muslin. "tiller value

. each
100

so doaen Cornet Covers. line cambrle.
”we, V and high necks. beautifully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.

210

:8 doses: Corset Covers. batlate. lawn
and camhric. numerous styles in
French. low. square and V necks.
handsomely trimmed. regular vslue
59c. at this sale. each

430

Dalntiness character-tees our assort-
ment of Corset Covers in American
:nd French models. Prices range
mm

500 to 81 25 each.

Chemise.

Our assortment of Chemise includes
both rmliar and extra sites. with
trimmed or plain shirts. Prices
range from

39c to 31.75

Underskirts

Lsdles’ Underahirts. good cotton. in
several styles. umbrella and plain
shapes. lull shes. Prices range iron:

250 to 81.00
’Children’s Drawers

so dossn Children’s Drawers. good cot-
ton. hem and cluster oi tucks. lilacs

9c

 

3m14mworthlficesch.fortbls_

Night Dresses
and Hotter Hubbard
‘ 43c
'al styles. Empire.

sale. each

690

and lace. worth £1.35 each. at

97c

sortment of Night Dresses.
ion cloth. bstiste. cotton

nmwum
Corsets

«I 6.. " "Armorside." “Thompson
“Her

and drab. at

390

all season at 50c. this sale, each

250

 

58-2

summon-em, goodeetton. V
murmur
“trimmed with Hamlin“ and tucks.

sushi Night m. line cottonsever—
round. square.
hub and V necks. handsomely trim-
med with Hamburg and lace. for this

:5 demo Night Dresses. batiste. cam-
brlc and line cotton. pretty elects in
the many styles oi Empire, square.
round and V necks. exquisitely trim-
med with embroidery, hcmsutcbing

Specs does not permit us to do {xvii .-
than call attention to all or coha-
ey
some in various materials. English
d cam-
brie. prettily trimmed. prices range
from

Our model Corset Department supplies
the very latest and best makes. “it.

Glove Fitting. ” "F. P.. “ “Loomsr' s. "
HM." and “Brewster" cor-
sets. and “Ferris' s" waists need no
wordy introduction. At this sale we
are altering our popular taiiobmadc
corset. the best 50:: corset on the
market. long and short waist. white

Children’s Night Gowns

1 lot Children's Canton Flannel Night
Gowns. extra heavy cloth. bbve sold

White Petticoats .,

Ladlcs‘ Rollin sum. full also, good
cotton. trimmed with tucks. worth
680. at this sale

39c

Ladies' white Petticoats. fine cotton.
numerous styles, anomaly
med with Hamburg or lace. wath

$1.00. each
750

35 doses white Petticoats. cambric or
fine cotton. umbrella shapes. prettily
trimmed with Hamburg or lace, lull
alsea. 81.86 quality.

970

25 dos. Ladies' white Petticoats. the
cotton or cambric, trimmed with
Bamhurg edging lace. tucks and lo-
sertlons. worth $1.80. at

31 25

in the exquisite styles by American
and French designers

31.50 to $3.50

Drawers

:5 doses Lsdies‘ Drawers. good cotton.
hem and cluster of tools. tor-this
-salc.escb
15c

25 doses Ladles' Drawers. umbnlla
and plain shapes. fruit of loom cot-
ton. yoke bands and cluster of tucks.

 

 

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE

 

 

E. SEYMOUR.

A Cup of Delicious Gaffes ‘

And breakfast is nearlpy made. but if the Codes 18 poor your breakfast is spoiled.

Do you inn 3 cup of first class Coins? If not. it is because you are not buying it of
us. Fine Cafes 18 one of our specialties. we pride ourselves on selling a better or-
ticle than you can find in this town. The genuine Padang Java. and Arabian Mo-
cha. our last purchase. tin-es thomndpounds inihegreen berry. ibis Cofiee roam!
twice each week. places before you the finest Codes in the world.
1‘ more than the ddinary. but it’s was worth the dificrence. Suppose you try it and be
the judge. That fine stoma unfiflayor when you sip it. captivates and holds in your
memory where toget your Codes. ’ ~ ,.

It costs a. little

whim Petticoats. oil on latest modelfi.“

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