'me Hirscmpet ave-rallies.
Nie- oaotau take“ no steel: hi the
managed (low. J
norms, Sept. 93.me new phone given
tothemyata-y of the Whitochopel warden
fumedloelolumot thoooronorlnmdto
thallium-loan whodeaired topmehuefrom
the «am of the mansion
specim- of emu-,qu awakened interest
in the subject, although the officials of
WYudamanuwatthécoi-onu'e
story and seem to be a regarding
whotevu'ymoeho afreahclew. It
bdouhtfulif the officers have taken the
truibletouahle to the New York Policedo
portmeut to learn anything about the alleged
American.
The Minew- are unanimous in the
opinlouthotthe We otory ought tobo
thomghly investigated and the matter given
tho greatest poulblo attention.
“mathemauwho gave hiaieelf up
tothopoliooofncero no the murdererof the
Cbpuanwaunu, is cvidmtlya crank wh‘o
woo on a drunken agree and was arousing
him-elf at the expense of Scotland Yard.
Throughtheevidencetaken macaw of or
unit that came before the criminal court, it
was learned that nearly all the woman of the
eaoteudof Mn carry poiioewhistleo
with which they can aununon assistance in
an of mu... They have adopted this
means «1 "citation since these horrible mur-
den came to light.
CUPID AT A MILITARY POST.
Gall. Schofleld'o Daughter Weds all Artil-
lery Officer on Governor's Inland.
le YORK, Sept. iii—The marriage of
His Mary Campbell Schofleld, the only
daughter of Maj. Gen. Sclmflcld, to Lieut.
Avery Delano Andrews, of the Fifth artil—
lery, U. S. A., took place yesterday after—
noon at“, the chapel of Hit. Cornelius on (low
eruor's Island.
The occasion was a brilliant one. Rev.
Morgen Dix officiated. Gen. Schoflold gave
the bride aw'ay. Her costume was white
.oordod silk with pearl mascmentcrie and
lace. Min Georgia Kilburn, of Iowa, we.
maid of honor. There were a number of
bridmmaidl. Lieut. “'illinm P. Darrow, of
thoFourth artillery, was best man. After
the ceremony a reception was held at tho
general’s residence. Among those attending
were Gena Sherman, Fitz John Porter.
Tompkins, Burns, Roger, Jones, Jackson,
Vanl'lcit, Abbott, Admiral Ghornrdi, Pro—
femor Michie, and many other military
lights. Gen. Sherman maintained his repu-
tation for gallantry by kiming the bride.
Many handsome presents were received from
Gene. Howard, Miles, Crook and others.
ST. PAUL’S NEW HONOR.
Eccleoiaotlcal Capital of a New Arch-
l-Ipiocopal Diocese.
81'. PAUL, Sept. xiii—Yesterday transpired
themost important event in the history of
Catholicism in the northwest. Archbishop
Ireland was given his title and St. Paul was
made the ecclesiastical capital of the newly
dwiguated arch-episcopal diocese. The new
diocese includes Minnesota and Dakota, and
is one of thirteen similar territorial div isimu;
of the Roman Catholic church in the United
States. Archbishop irelnnd’s residence in St.
Paul dates from 1.561, with the exception of
the ymrs he was completing his education
abroad He was born at Burnchurch. Kil»
kenny county. Ireland, Sept. ll, 1e35,
Preparations had been in program for a
number of months, and the wrcmony had
beenlookcd forward to with great interest
by both Probeotmits and Catholics. Pontill~
ml high mom was first celebrated by Bishop
Marty, of Yanktou. D. T.. assisted by a
largenumher of priests from diflerent part:
of the United States. Bishop Keane preached
thesermon.
Commander Warner Serenadctl.
Now Yoaa, Sept. Bil—Hon. William
Warner, of Kansas City, commander in chief
of the G. A. IL, was serenaded at the Fifth
Avenue hotel last evening by local 0. A. ll.
pesto, andmade a neat speech of acknowl-
ment. in which he took occasion to reiterate
the smtiment of his recent circular letter,
that the G. A. IL must be kept out of party
politics, and devote itself to fraternity,
charity and loyalty.
Big) Guns to Meet.
Cowman Sept flu—A cormnittee
L‘xsiating of Hon. R. C. Bell, Mayor Charles
F. Mulder and Dr. G. “r. Long, of Fort
W ny no, lad, representing the Democracy of
that city, arrived in the city this afternoon
to invite Judge Thurman to visit Fort “'aym
during the campaign and make a six-xii
They waited upon him last evening and
sutured his ready consent. At their aug-
geetiouhe fixed Oct 18 as the date of his
visit, anon that day S Corlislo, Con-
grey-anon Mills and ex-Senator McDonald
are to be present.
A Lively Ant. Wedding 'l'our.
Non-m Ens-roam, Sept. flit—At the
fair grounds l’rofuor Alien made a balloon
mansion, awomponied by Mr. and Mn
Edward'l'. Dario, who were married in the
ballot just before the aecemioa The hallwn
landed iuaoedar swamp near Huston it
was dragged acre! the swamp for nearly
two miles, the party being obliged to cling to
thoropeainorder to keopoutof the water.
Thodrogropowao finally caught and made
Mtoatreemndthoparty nfely landed
Carole-o last-lotion.
Sept. m~m Momhuoetto
t of Itate has called Senator
Hoar'oottmtiou to the fact that the law still
requlra the votes of the electoral college- at
thorax-loan data to bodelivared at W
tnuhefore the MWedaooIioyin January,
thoughbytheactofcangro-ofiua‘: the
time of bidding the collogu was (hanged
fremtla lint lend-y of December to tho
ascend Way in Juuory. Conga-Ian will
be aahod to moody” the matter.
llama
'l‘ln Campbell's not Taken.
Wamuroros, Sept. air-some timoogo
J.Camphell. of New York.
alum-cud to hot 810,000 on
Ir. Clonloud‘oolecthu. Acitloenof luko,
not Alarming” Ill.
Wasummm, fiopt lat—Tho news of the
relay-o of Justice Btonloy lat
.. which were in circulation, mm
W W I Matthew:
inserts mm
'nimo QUARTER or THE wran-
NATIONAL SERIES cwsn‘o.
[Io-or XIV. for Sept. all. Ines-rem.
the Forty Youn' Wandering In tho
Wilderne- ‘ Bur-MIDI Tflle ‘05.
‘35- *
The Second Quarter cloned the minimd'
Christ With an exposition of His great com-
mission to Ilia disciples. to “Go and teach all
muons,” an injunction which passed to M
m and rests upon the Christian world
today. The Third Quarter‘o lemons relate to
God’s dealings with lsrael and the settled)“
of the chosen people in the Holy Land-tho
action which prepared the acetic and laid tho
foundation for the atahlilhmeutof Chrilt’l
earthly kingdom.
ThoyleesoaforJulyitm-nsupontho
awfully sublime promise. ”quoted in Hot
viii, 10: “I will betotbemaGod audthdy
ohallbeto moopeople." This iaiudeed. a
“Golden Text.” Then follows (from El.
nlv, H2) the announcement and'iormal
ratification of God’s covenant with thochil-
drop of Israel,“ thefootof Mount Sinai.
meEgypttoBiual thepeoplohadheli
taught God‘s mover; in thagivlng of thalaw
they were shown His majesty as law giw;
they now received a glimpeeof Ilia character
in the tion of grace. Itwao but.
glimpse. t was the “first covenant" Tho
lastwastohemamfeotin JesusChrist. The
people awopted the first covenant; there was
a universal confession of faith, and in the
auction of tbotwelve pillars and tho sacrifice
offerings the covenant was ratified. Moot
appropriately the ratification closed with an
awfully sublime visitation MoeeaandAnrou,
Nadnb and Abihu, and seventy of the olden
of Israel went up into the mountain and
there had a vision of the“God of Israel,”
certain by a symbolic vision, a show of kind
Ilene, unlike that of terror at Sinai. This
done, their long probation begun, the train
of eventa toterminate in the incarnation of
Christ.
The second Sunday of the quarter brim
no to the first great apostasy, only forty days
after the covenant. And in that awquy
Aaron was a participant; he took their
golden ornaments and fashionml the golden
calf, and they danced around it with the
foolish notion that they were worshiping
their God. It was a result of the force of
habit. For 400 years they had been slaves to
an idolatrous people, a people who worshiped
the “Sacral Bull, Apis; " and when Mone-
wns long absent the old idolatrous feeling ro-
turncd. lilanygenerations posed before the
Hebrew: were entirely purged of this idola-
trous taint. Again and again were they
Iconrged, again and again did God bring
them into bondage to their enemies; yet their
rulers again led them into idolatry, and
Jerobouin finally completed the division of
their nation by setting up a golden ch.
But the cure was thorough at the last. Idol-
atry was so thoroughly driven from the
Jewish mind that all the power of Rome
could not compel them to admit the images
of heathen gods into their public plucca
M0615, at God's command, no doubt, indicted
on them a terrible punishment.
In the third lemon Mmcs receives a re-
markable assurance of the renewal of God’s
favor and a promise of Ilia continued preo-
enco. The next lesson gives a pleasing illusr
nation of the people‘s willingness to serve
God. They give their choicest possessions to
free gifts for the tabernacle. Of this giving
thotext of Ex. mv, 20—29. inform: us that
it was prompt, willing, even enthusiastic;
that it was abundant and according to each
onc's ability. Thelnst lesson for July (£1
xl, 1—16) givm the final arrangementof the
tabernacle and directions to the priests. Jmt
a year had elapsed since the Israelites left
Egypt, and their first anniversary was oelo
brutal by the setting up of the tabernacle.
It was their national day, their day 0‘ do
liverunce, their religious festival and their
doyof prayer and reconsecration. It was
not only all to them that the Fourth of July
hm us, but all that Thanksgiving, Christ-
mas and New Year's are and all that the
Memorial days of various orders and dom-
onstrntions are to their members. it was all
this, because in Israel govemxncnt and re
ligion won in one. patriotism and piety
flowed in the some charmel, and God
was their King. Hence idolatry was not
merely a sin as with us—it. was the deadlieu
treason, and like other forms of treason was
most justly punished with death. In the
Holy of liolleo was placed the "Ark of the
Testimony," an oblong chest which held the
two tables of stone, a pot of manna and
Aaron’s rod’ that budded. The cover woo
overlaid with pure gold, and in the ends were
the two wonderful cbernbim with wings out-
qxread towardo each other over the Mercy
Beat, the top of the ark. The symbolic force
and inauty of all this is sublime. Over this
ark, over the Mercy Bent, mod the glory of
tho Lord; hmwao lilo visiblepreoence.»
for as lie deigucd to manifest Himself, and
here he communicated with the High i’rleet
who entered the Holy of Helios once a year
with the blood of atonement and the golden
amour. The Loni had before spoken out of
tho mat; henceforth He “called imto
loom and spoke unto him out of the Taber-
uacleof the congregation.” Heaceforth Ho
waste-peak oftoneraotlleGodof gracocall-
log to the Mercy Boat.
Inthoneatleoaou Chev. l, 1-9) we find the
direction for burnt offerings; and in tho
next an exposition of the ayxnhob—tho great
hsonthat"w~lthout tho slimming of blood
is no reminion." A sinful priest cannot
makeotoueinont fora sinful people; so the
first ptonemont was for the high priest
hint-elf. After tho atonement. the insti-
of merged? pr lo! M m. at
coruaon Mill!-
ally com the M of WW which
was-tadiedlnthole-oufm'Augnot 19M.
nilLWSl-«lsandhovingcompletuitbooeclo-
this i t meld-ii: lull; and tin at
pi) e (2 through
tin bookof Numbers it historicaland
new 'four lessons are occupied
with accounts of the cowardly nobo-
llfl of the people in the matter of tho
apioo, their awful oeutenco to death in tho
wlklernese, and the forty yeare'wandorlng
Mwuatgdmhotr‘ilill! gave-admihful
mm finally minimum at
“We! ”lemme“ d
momma. matted
hurtohtholacemionofloehmondtho
oponlngofouoweroianrul. 'l‘hoooa-
wamumtohegla. Tholo»
mmmmumwm
he
no
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Mboh‘rlhlownadothrtbotm
Bid Jones, of the Jeffery Printing cl.-
pony. was yesterday entertaining a friend
who has not returned from a summer Ipcot
in Arizona. Bio friend told him that it had
been very warm out there and that be had
”lured inle from the heat. At this Bid
marveled greatly. laying that he had always
undemaxl that thorium: inAriaonoweu
delightfully cool, and thato pair of blank”
won a noeadty at night. “No. you’re
wrong, Sid," aid his friemi. “it was awful.
Why,1uetto give you an idea of how hot it
, was, we had to feed our chickens cracked to.
to prevent their laying boiled eggs." And Bid
laid down his head and quietly panned out of
the game—Chicago Herold.
Curloolty.
now it was PL‘NISIIED.
«Life.
KICKER.
THE ARIZONA
Original Kirk» Called by The Detroit Frau
Prose.
We take the following from the last bone
of The Arizona Klf‘lii'l‘:
A NEW DEPAil‘l‘l'ilH—u‘i'exf. wool; we shall
beginihc publication of .uI agricultumlde-
partmcnt in Thu KI: kw, lino; making a
year’s subscription h'll Ix: nu. as v- IlIinbirsas
at present, iiitliouti Inch-min; ti: c (not tosubv
scribcrs. We have made :Lr‘l'ullgr‘lllt‘llls with
u tcndorfoot who etruc; tho town without a
cent to takoclmrgvuf the new Ilcgmrtment.
lie is a sailor by trade, and wonowhnve
him out in the country learning thcditl'er-
coco between no: you: and a Hubbard squash
He may make a few blunders on the 3.) oil,
us he sticks to it that potatow‘. ought to grow
on trees, and that \i‘llL‘fll grows wrong cud,
too, but be is u hummer and will get there
by and by. Remember, this dcpnrtment
does not incrczm- tlu~ subscription price at
all. Wonro simply trying to publisliapa-
pcr worth $100 pcr yo 1r for 5'...
Com: Imam. —if more is n more conrto
ous gentleman in all the great west than Col.
Dubill' wc shouldlikc his address. We re
ferred to the colonel tho other day asun un—
hung thief. It was only our way, but he
took exceptions and calla] at the oflico on
Tuesday and knocked us down. The blow
was delivered in the most genteel manner,
and was not accompaniul with any verbal
uttomnccs to shock our sensibilities. Neither
did the colonel gouge our cyan or chew our
care after we wercdown, Iiu was cool, calm
u.m,lmmposcd, and we freely admit that we
got up mm on incremw of inipcr cent. in
hoped for him. Our nose “Ilsskinnul, and
we knocked on nucnon bill into "'pI us we
fell, but wu huvo nogrudgo to outiwfy. The
colonel could do no less, and ac are thankful
he did an more. “'1' shall be pleased tooce
him again.
TilANiis.——Olu’ thanks are duo lira Goa.
ShIli‘ for a pool; of inrnntiful onions, sent ina
day or too ago. Also, to him. Judge Hem
drIcks for six tootlianmo smuiwicbcs amla
dozen iiif‘klr‘fi. Also, to Maj. Hayes for two
pounds of butter and a eiicoof burn it is
generally known that we board ,urselves, and
our friends vie with each other in loading our
table with dclicncios. We pity the man
without friends.
P. S.——Subscrihers mil please excuse the
looks of The Kii'ilcf' this week. The two
pounds of butter mentioned above got mixed
with our ink by accident, causing the latter
to run too freely. We have added some pul-
verized clay to the lot, and expect the ink to
ltiffen up before our next issue.
A Nice Certainly Prone-t.
Young Indy (to cigni clarion—[lave you
the "Fragrant" brand of cigars, sir!
Dcoletw— You. miss.
Young Lady-llow much are they a box!
Dealer—One dollar and a half a box, min;
mom a box.
Young Lady—You Inn y give me a box,
please. They are a present for my-my
cousin; I‘ve oftgn heard him anyhow fund he
loot u fragrant Havana—New York Sun.
A Pentium-tit Illutwfl’y.
“And so,” said he bitterly, when heron!-
izcd that she had rcjoctcd him, “and no you
have been flirting hear-timely with me all the
while. Well, thank heaven, I have found
you out at hist."
“Yes." she replied, "you have; aml what is
more, I think you will always find me out
hormftcr when full call."—Smucrvillo Jour-
nal.
Disappointment.
Mrs. inseam—Did you sit-0 the mummy ill
the museum, Elmwzorl
Mr. linsmnt--Ya'ns, but I was kinder dio-
appointed.
him. llammt~Wby sol
Mr. lineman-Why,th darned thing w.
deal—«Exchange.
A Common Ilium
A «Irrespondent wishes to know if
“writer’s cramp" is a mmmon complaint
among those whoenrn their living by their
It is, too certain extent; the cramps
ng usually felt in the region of the writer's
pockctlxx)k.——I’ittsliurg Bulb-tin.
Revenge lo Sweet.
“l‘ll got own with you Mime day.” laid
Dnmley in a threatening tone of voice, “and
don't you for It"
“All right. inmley,” wastho good natured
reply, "i will write a recon» anytime you
like.”—liomer'o flour.
Canoe.
Ethel ohmkleringI~llow the trees mean
and sigh tonightl
Bobby (make whereof he knows)-Woll. I
allele-{you’d mom?" and “gluten were oo
0 gram a a: t “Bimbo-e
bu Republicampp
you may entire. the thought, “Noe-my h
tho mother of invention,” in difomt worth
Illa Purplolenvontleuia the dough»
tor of necessity. 4m.
Only Dun boo-o Allow-I.
solitude-They any that Smith to auto; 0
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Corrected August 9th. tutti.
l'auongcr Trains.
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vcmomr. Any holler-may be In-tnully ll hit-(l by
out much of m: pn'wb Mon M lhe‘ Mind:- or hilly
All «Tamar! from illUuk‘Ul Izzutrlu-p inihvnbyd or
away
BURGLAR ALARMS
.1 door or a widow l! disturbed
IMPUEHBLE.
guamnfcct
up“ ard
ELECTRIC WIRING.
in Inn-hell mini-co done without a wire loft in eight
oro errurrhon Woodwork humans given. [all
and no working Mlpit‘.
Jackson Bros
M Jackson's Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
tutti-3m
at to git out of “Him Prim {mm Al
WINNINGTNN NINKET.
one am... 'I he Beat.
{Inf Veal, lamb Mutton I'orl. Halt and limb.
Pom-2d liccf. *mokui Toogmu limo.
shimmer». Minimum Prank
for". Bio.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washlnnon Street.
JUST RECEIVED A lli’l' 0'
CHOICE LEMONS
which we rhalI sell at I!) cent! per dozen. Aim thr
"4me
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
'3) cents per (an.
"AV [EL L’llOllll EDIT-2U
Wuhlhglon filmt Bridge.
J H KlinefeltGr
Dl' AL!!! In
Meals, FIST NTSIBI’S,
Vegetables, Fruits.
cannon Goons. ETC.
01m. N LN. H ill. but
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am
’70 WW Street,
9
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Wu“
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legion. D. 0.
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FLTNIST.
um mm, mm roawua
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III! WNW
Imi ‘iulllh Malt
”room. Norwalk. 0‘.
mammals,
JEWELER.
i’iao Watch repairing a Specialty.
the Marin right for rm
mIIy. Weandmidemodjoiutoglnmw
I'll" One-eventual. mm
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Spectacles and Eye Gloom.
only mummymwu a.
“Great American” and "Baiiai ”
Heateru.
Minamoto mum-
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clam; some“ ”W
Wehroinlflilhfllflof
RANGES,
Mflmm
”WHAT!!! All! PM“ CHISA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGATE. TIN and 1303 WAIT-E
MM Just received from tin many st the lower! a.“
7:07qu . and unort- loath iridium in, and not
of any am charge "’5!“ («III a
H. 8. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry.
—Al€D-
“Monuments and Headstones.
imam buyonwnumenim Headstone frmu any
yiwogmph but go direct to the ebow roam of
. idol' liaise. “aw lifmtt, Norwalh and select one
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uppvarimcc Dual” In all kind» of mldmg atom
and cemetery work. .
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South Nor-walk. Conn.
Life, Accident. and Plate files.-
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Baryon ”mm
Silverware.
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Henryl‘iliy.
TlNBIiNE TAKEN
Special attention give! to re-
palrs in all Maurice.
A good mount-hood, twfleat-
mi canine for sale.
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Headhunter and PW Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
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Blue Stone. Etc.
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From Black Rock
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES
fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
4 rumour
Eneallnstate andl Exchange Rooms.
Insurance Building:
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Masonic Building.
So. Roz-walk. Nor-walk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
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INSURANCE.
IS “WT KSOWN ENGLISH AND AHERICAN COIPANIEH Am
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH HORWALK. CONN...
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