MW!!! soon be built betwesn tho
hnowthohm’moottonpwtln
. .1 SWIMll’orfolkseeond.
SAW out. arm-ted at 31611005110,
.wfigrllfilnflcuthuway out of seven—
Mom-mum! 50 teething,
“Mandbfeothlgh was upheaval“:
We! Vu-a Crux.
’ NW at Warsaw, Poland, is making a
Mo! Bismarck, whichisto bepro»
f" to tho bldeot German inhabitant at
FAWN!” which lays railroad ties and
”by mam power tampon-ted to have
. “thou. awful trial in Washington
w
Who chalk pond in Kew'bnry,‘f . ”ll, claimed
hobo the only one of the kind in the United
filotos, has been bought and will be operated
by: stock company
did policeman’s remedy for tender feet
Is to bathe them in two quarts of cold water,
into which have been poured two tablespoon-
Mlof ammonia ondonetableqiooatni of boy
run.
Th0 knew. Of the great world's fair at
.Australia, has incited San Fran-
when to undertake a “Great Pacific Slope
[all International Exposition” in that city
iii a year or um,
«TM Hofmann and Otto llegncr are
wn into the shade as musical nprmligies
W‘L‘Kotchalslty, a Russian, 4 yum of age.
who can manipulate a piano with precocious
Worm is almond supernatural.
Ahunlmown rascal entered a stable at Troy ,
Ga. and administered strichnine to twelve
valuable horses. When the dastardly mt
wusdiscovered moot of the hum-5' jaws were
locked and they were writhing in agony.
It is the fashion to cover flower pots with
ornamental covers made of cretonuo and
' caniboanl. The cretoune is selected to look‘
_as much as possible like Oriental china, and
the observer pretends not to see the cloth.
r It issaid that a wealthy lady of New York
hasdlseardod the customary knife and‘fork
from the tableund substituted in the place
91 those necessary dining implements fanci-
ful daggers and miniature swords, enriched
with jewels and fine art work.
:2 Vassar college hereafter will always have
among its pupils one of the name of flour
fingttm, a Kansas man by that name having
bequeathed some thousands of dollars to pro-
Yldgl lcholarship for the education contiu~
tally of one young lady of his name.
.' Philadelphia boasts more women dentists
than any other city in,America, and those
whose experience enables them to speak by
the card conscientiously afilrm that even the
fatal foray» lose somewhatot their grim ter-
rm’ when wielded by the soft hands of lovely
woman.
, The last summer was the wettest that Eng?
land hosexperieuced since 1879, and the cool~
Guinea 1860. In most parts of the country
the sun did not shine more than an average
offoer to four and a half hours :i day. In
Scotland the daily average was about five
haunt
‘ Jerusalem is rapidly growing as a trade
cantor. One hundred thousand dollars worth
of objwts of devotion to mother-of-penrl and
olive wood are exported to America and En-
weary year. Vine cultivation is being
extended and the price of land has risen six—
fold within a few years.
apt. Warren Taylor, of Sac-o, 3.10., ab-
stracted from. the stomach of a whale ho
W of! Bryant's rock five pounds of
unhagris, which is worth $5 an ounce.
Ambergrisisasecrotionotthelivero he
maniacal whale. The largest piece or
found weighed 132 pounds.
A Spanish magistrate, shocked and em
pcratod by repeated {ma adulteration, has
tuned a proclamation allarne with righteous
wrath that "all wines, groceries and provir
sfonowhich upon analysis are proved to ho
infirm to health will be confiscated fortlr
with and disfibuted to the different charita-
ble imitations.“
- At arocent parachutcexhibition in Quincy,
1M. Baldwin fell 1,011) feet before the porn-
chuto opened. To better appreciate the awful
vdocity of such a heart sinking drop it
should he noted that his hat, which was
knocked oi as be cast loose. was left behind
“feet, though it [hired him after the para
chute finally opened.
Thomanager of a detectivoagoncy in New
Yak says it is a very difllcuit thing for a
‘ wanna to become a good detective. Women
gongallyare too highly or toonervom, or
toosomothing else, but when one of them is
foundtocombine the qualities needed for a
good detective Pinkerton’s whole force put
together. couldn t get ahead of her.
A newly organized political party in Japan
huforits programme the reduction of tho
lull “the abolition of centralization in
the administration, the introduction of the
NW system into the army, and the to
Vision of the existing treaties, with the view
“puttinngpon on an equal footing with
53hr powers in international intercourse.
' Thcpolatsofanoyltcraremnuthoshspo,
whhh should resemble the petal of ammo
Id; next, thcthickaosloftho shell; a thor-
, w should have a troll like thin china.
also possess on most metallic rin
hm t Mr on the inn:
. . The hollow for the animal should re
* in eggcup,aml the flesh should he
l" outlaw nut 1m.
Italian in New York, whose
A ”late isa movable chestnut stand,
‘ hi] upouunldea to prevent wileemcn
’ helping themselves to hiswam 11a
" {dined small raccoon! barbed wire
’thosldooof hisstandandovortho
‘ rendering it impouiblo for a
“by” manything from the stand
Wanton; o more scratching,
" An Arabian Paupeii has just been on-
Wharton Zara hthocapitaloftho
purines of Dalmatia. Thousands
Wt" till I’m period and of other
no man it rumor. H
trumabu-osd)~Wo had I Will
think foreign travel is so broadening p.
elevating wone's mind, Er Bullwinkel.
land
II b), I think or, Mr Bullwinkel
to daughterlm
hroakfaofi—Llfe.
A Fatal objection.
Young .IIi'. Johnsing
street boarding boom-l
Ills ycru lm'dm' house: ,
Mm l'urplclylmmi IgtIIItTIIyI—‘I'Sf‘ do
daughtei'uf demistrc-ssnf di~ rIIlIlIISIlIIlf'llt,
sub.
Young Mr, Johnsing (nursing one knee
stylishly-w Well, l‘se lmkin’ fu’ er ln'ge airy—
some room wif alcove and dnmnskus cur-
tains, an’ first ulasx iixins, with southern ex-
posure an‘ gentility. l'ae mllin' to pay as
much as two ulollu's a week.
Miss l’uqulebluom (With a slight Shim—Am
do room 10‘ yo‘sef !
Young Mr. .loliiising—llit am.
Miss l’nrplcblmm—Well, I‘w berry sorry
indeed, sub, but we neither take Zulua—
New York Sun,
{in swell Tinnnpoon
A Nightmare.
In tho etvaling swirl of the Soughtul wind,
as the gust goes {flooring by, I sit by the hole
of a lmurnful bin h with n moon and a soul-
ful sigh; the mellow-lug mists of the eve are
low, and the frog in the :lnnkfu I marsh
chirps chimingly sad in the ghoulsonic
gloom, in n titVIi-‘tl'lli‘; voice and harsh:
(V, where it the no log of the smmnful swish,
Azrd‘thr mim- of the- tlim llnm foul?
.‘Il‘IhIIlhzr it moans from the murky mold.
From the home of the liooti'ui owl.
Now swivel me swif t from the surging
spring, I'm weary of wold and wind: the
grewsume grail; of the jobber-work comes
jimmcring to my mind; the feeble song of
the spotsome frog comes solomnwise, wright
ing slow, and ngainl hear by the bourufut
birch tho wail of his wimplui woe:
0. when» in tlieswingof the2 .‘ylvnonfulhwifih,
From the land of the sprmgtul sprohv?
Must. the blue mists blur on the tinkcr's drain,
Ami freight with their fraught my soul?
I dreamed, I dreamed of Amelie Rivers, in
the dim of the dunksomc dark, and methought
I redo on a moonful main, in the prow of a
pullful bark; I wrought a rhyme ml roamed
along, in the stream of the starfnl gloat; I
awoke at down in the dimpled day, and above
is the rhyme I wrote—Lincoln Journal.
The Deceiver] Coachman.
A Family ('sxuflnnan, a ho was Driving the
Master and Mistresson his first trip, ohaved
the wheels oil of two Private Carriages, rub-
bed a Grocer's horse, and crowded severai
'cliiclcs to the Curbstono to Escrow him. He
was chart to run over a I’olnck with 10,000
feet 6! Lumber on his back when a Policeman
Amati him for Reckless Driving, and the
Mister observed that it Served him right.
“But it is your Fault!" Protester! the
Driver.
““‘by, I have not Said a Word."
"That is true, but you failed to Inform me
as we started out that you did not own the
Whole Earth. and] have been Driving Ac-
cordingly"
MORAL:
It is a Mean Trick to Dcceive a Coachman
in that Manner. —I)etroit Free Prone.
Took Him a Long “1111'.
“I must haven talk with this George to—
night,” mid the old man, "and see if he
means blb'ineSs."
“Oh, don't. pa!"
kill m.» if you do."
"Tut,tut." he returned; “hasn’t he been
coming here n year and never proposed yeti"
"That's true, pa." she replied; “but give
him a little more time. You know Georg.
flutters so —"1‘ew \ork Sun.
pleaded Gracie. “It will
Interesting to Mlontista
Miss Bunker Ililiw Do you have much in
lieu summer in Colorado!
Maj. Water—Yes, we have a great
more Indian summer than you do here
21¢.
"I wonder whythat is so!“
use we have g’ut more Indians. I
——'i‘exas Billings.
ho
when."
Playing Home.
Madgooumiasd to he innarebofw
Con I got rooms beret
Jenny (lsadisdyi—ls that child yours?
Madge—“Idol.
Jenny—fin carry, but we don't take chit;
W hm.-Llfe.
Whor- l'hoy M
Col. Ghooly, tho m Piranha minister at
Washington, saystho womeaofthbcomtry
In! the most bountiful in the world. no
not have rifled Harri-town in erg-30s»
rlstctm Enid.
‘ AWN-Isa.
torso—Can't I put baby in the all).
biotin will Walt
hump—3mm
anemone”. aways-eternal
Mr. Bullwinkek-Ya'as You visited Lou-
sanhe, of course, while ym were in SWiturv
Mrs llobaon do Robson (retrmpectii ely 1——
(Turning
Wasn't it at Iausanne. Clara,
dear. that we had such delicious wattles for
«Am yo? do lady of
W
and LESSON IV, FOURTH QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES. OCT. 28.
East of the Lesson. Josh. vi, 1404—00-2
mlt Venues '15. Ill—(lumen Text, Ilclh
ti, all—Commentary by ltcv. l). 3!.
Status.
[Condeaoed (ran mason Helper Quarterly. by
permimon of II. 8. lloifinau, i‘hiladelphil.
publisherJ y
When the power of the Lord was soon on
behalf of Ilia people, then the hearts of their
enemies failed them and there was no Spirit
loft in them (v. 1]. Because there is so
little of the power of God manifest today on
behalf of His people, by reason of their Im-
b’dief, therefore the enemies of God are rebel-
lions and despise Ills people. As soon as tho
natiouhadcrouied the Jordan aiul entered
the land Joshua entitled to he circumcised all
who had been born since theyhad lei t Egypt,
and then they kept the [innova- on the four-
teenth day of the mouth; thus with the re;
proach of Egypt rolled away, and living in
obedience to God, they were ready to go up
and Imus the land, overcoming all ob-
stacles. They had also colon of the fruit of
the land, the manna having coastal, and
than they were strengthened for victory (v,
0-12). Another most interesting and Im-
[mrtant incident is recorded in the closing
venom)! the fifth chapter, as a last W
tion for their moving forward. Joshua, by
Jericho, m a man over against him with a
drawn sword in his hand, and Approaches
him with the question: “Art than for us or
for our adversariesf' The reply is: "As
captain of thehost of the Lord am I now
come." Will Joshua submit to be ruled over
and dictated to by another, or will he assert
his dignity and reply that ho himself in cup-
tain of this inlet! Bloom servant of the
Lord, he fails on hisfaco and warships and
says, in mock mbjection and obedience:
I. “Jericho was straitiy shut up." As if to
say, you cannot enter here, nor think to scale
these walls, for we are too strong for you.
But there. was one house in the city from
whose window hunga scarlet thread and in
which was gathered a company of those
who feared and trlmted in the God of Israel.
Blessed household of faith and precious sure
when of the scarlet line. (Sen ii, 18-21;vi,
I32 :35.) This present evil world is as cer-
tainly doomed to judgment as was the city
of Jericho, and although it may shut itself
up in its fancied self security, the time draws
near when it shall be said “come, my people,
enter thou into thy chambers and shut thy
doors about thcci hide thyself as it were
for a little moment, until the imlignation be
overpast; for, behold, the Lord coxncth out
of His placc, to punish the inhabitants of the
earth for their iniquity." llsu. xxvi, 20, 21.)
In the days of Noah the: world that then was,
being overflow] with water, perished, but
this prment World is reserved unto fire
against the day of judgment and pcrdition
of ungodly men. ill I’et. iii, 0, 7.) In the
dnysut’ Noah they were self indulgent, ab—
sorbed in business, and wmfortably settled
in a doomed world, all imlitl'crcnt to
the righteousness required or the judgments
threatened. no alsowas it in Mom in the
days of Int, and just so was it in Jericho.
.3. "See, I have given into thine hand Jer—
icho." Tilussaid the captain of the lord's
host to Joshua, and thhn'aptain was none
other than the Lord Himself, the some who
said to the Father concerning lilo loilowen:
“The'glory which Thou gayest Me 1 have
given them" (John no.2»; and who says
to us: “All things are yours; ye are my
witnrmws; go ye, therefore; lo, I am with
you.” We have only to thankfully receive,
gladly enjoy and hasten to possess fully the
land of our inhoritance,.thnt thus we may
glorify God and honor Ills name. We have
no right to me or fear difficulties of any
kind, for Hewho is with us, whose we an
and whom we represent is the lord God Al-
might, maker of heaven and earth, the Lord
Jesus Christ, our-a dead but now alive for-
evennorc, having the keys of Hades and of
death.
If unbelievers in Christ we do not enjoy
the riches of His Grace while we wait for the
riches of Ills Glory, what can it be on our
part but pure unbelief! And are we not
thereby false witnesses, and guilty of great
ingratitndc!
$5. llero are instructions clear and simple
for the seven days, and the result of their
obedience isplainly stated tobo the fall of
Jericho, not by their power or might but by
the direct hand of (lo-l. Themen of war,
numbering over €00,010 (Sum. xsvi, 5i),wero
locompmei the city once a day for six days,
and on the seventh day they wore todo it
seven tinm; seven priests, each with a
trumpet of ram's born, were to precede the
ark of the covenant, blowing their trumpets,
the armed men going first; but until the
rev mtb time on the seventh day there was
do! ahnmanvoico lobe heard (v.
'gbuttbosoundofthoram’shorno
blownb homer: priest-who marcbuibo-
fore the. rk
6-H. . s the lordoommamled Joshua so
hccoinnrandul the people; nothing addul,
nothing left (mt; be was simply God’s mouth
piece, Gal’s obedient servant, doing Ilia will,
walking in His ways. The central object in
the great pmcealon was the Ark of the
lord and the only sound was thatof the
seven trumpets; ”80 the Ark of the Lord
composed the city,going aliont it once."
wtheyahdthoflmdayuulmmlfl
atinlheeamp at (final. Tho
rolling away thomwcaeh of Egypt, my
thermometer-ad nibmitting tolliogloriou
Captain, is the only place to start out from
each morning and return tot-och evening:
the flesh reckoned dad, ”not I but Christ;"
the blood cleansing Jam Himself satisfying,
and our bodiua living sacrifice into Ilia:
eachdsy and hem; this is the starting place
in the morning am] the resting place lathe
evening, and u we go forth each day it h to
heartboArkand biowtbo ;orlika
(lichen; three hundred lot tho light shine-ad
blow ”t tmmpst; in other words, bear
Christ about everywhere and sound
forth inputs» as ltodoeawr and King
12-14.“.Andtinsoeoaddoythoycom-
passadthocltyoaoo and rotamod into the
' rat in}. aromatic
Imprtant'
Bootield r Hoyt have decided to givo their customers the benefit or some iorlunato
purchases of several lots of Dry Goods.
LOT NO. 1,—Uhildren'a Cloak», 4 year size, $2 09; 6 years, $2. 49;
years, 88.09.1sdlcs'Cloahs, $5.87, $8. 25, $10.98, $14.97.
from $19.98.
I
8 years, $2. 89: 10
Plush [lacque-
LOT N0. 2 --Colured Henrietta Cloths 23c" all wool in all colors at 420., advertised
elsewhere at tile. All wool Tricoto at 430., seed value at 506. Broad-
elotho, all colors, fine quality at 87c. .
LOT NO. 3. ~10 inch Silk Piunhep, all colors, at 69c. Black Dress Silks. warrant-
ed for six months from $1. 00 upwards.
bargain.
LOT N0. 4. —-Miacelianeous. Good all wool carpets at 000.,
500 Curtain Poles 25c. each. Shades, six feet long at 25c.
size at $2. 50; 50 do. amall size. 31. 00, best goods.
100 Rugs
Swede Gloves 4 uttous,
Black Satin Rhadame at 980., a big
former prieel 75c.
largo
50c. Ladieo’ and (lento' all wool Red Underwear from 590.11P'Il'dl-
Olicioths in oil widths and qualitieo.
keeping goods at the lowest pricco.
A fullotock of Tinware and House-
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK. CONN.
E. K. Lockvvood'd’z Cos.
The Buck Ranges
Special Prices
to
AIICIII'I‘EC TH
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
w
It is made in
mm:
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
It I I} II II 0 N I)
RANGES
Plunilmrs and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
TM Roofers.
E. I{. IA )CI(“'()()I) & CU... Norwvalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 9 ALE
Situated on Ila-in Street West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, I’lm-
wood Avenue, MonmeStreit ll nmlw: ml Avenue, Lone Street
Street.
II.xvil;m(I Sin-ct, (‘ onwr
Concord Street,
llill Streets,
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
. 'pring
Union
p... H.» _ _ M,
LOTS
Situated on Main Street, Corner Taylor
view wAveune, Pine Street,
Day Street, Raymond Street,
Corner Summit and Golden
l'rnnklzn
:iml
Avenue and West
Street. Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside l’lnce, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street I'luiwood Avenue, Bay-
Prospect I’Luc Hamilton Avenue,
[an ici “our and linynmnd
Sheets, and Lots F routing on the Carriage Bridge.
3‘"
f}
w
East forwalkg
Houses and Lots situated on l’lcmmnt Street Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
a...» an.“
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms
fiWe .150 have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
illil. liillll trunnion
nun & illllilli.
nun,
Slillll Sale or Sills
As advertised in last week
Sundays phpers, Megory, For.
tier, Grow & 00., held their
semiannual trade tale of silks
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Oct. 17 and 18, our New York
buyer was on hand early and
secured the moot Mirable
portion of the stock, we are
therefore able to announce a?
grand npceial oi“: vale, begin.
VWill introduce to patrons this
week SPECIAL AND AT-
TRACTIVE LOWvl’llICES in
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
AND NEWMARKETS. The
exhibition of choice fabrics to
be found new in the above de-
partments have been selected
with great care from the latest
and best designs oi both Eu~
ropean and American manuv
lecturers. That the public apt
preciatc this fact is well attest-
ing bargains for this week.
blunt-illusions.
One, case 30 inch Henrietta
cloth at 250 per yard. well
worth 37c. '
Ten pieces oi 5-1 inch Ladies 2
cloth at 39¢: per yard, worth
dame at 59 cents per yard.well
worth $100 per yard.
Lot 2, 23 inch Heavy Black
Rhadame at 80c per yard, war-
ranted to be worth $1 1.) per
yard
Lot. 3, 21 inch "Incl; Gross
Grain Silk at 74¢: per yardflell
ning tomorrow morning and?
ed by the volume of business continuing throughout the,
during the past week. wool;
Below wesubmitn few lend- Lot 1, 22 inch Black Blue
21.0mm,
Fine Cloth Newmarkets st ‘
$6.
7 5-13.75.
49 and $7.40, worth $10.2
Raglaneand Newmarkets in
Stripes and Checks and Plain
and Braided Beaver, in all
new shades.
75 imlxirtchackcis at $3.49,
worth $5.00
‘at $7.50, $8.00, $8.50 and
$10.50, worth $10.00, $12.00,
$14 00 and $15.00.
Seal Plush Garments.
EVERY MIDI INVITED 1'0 THE
GRAND BHNEEBT
1'0 IIII GIVEN AT 'I'lfll
BflS‘l‘ N Sl'lllill,
[Bl-ma) Ht” lig/ {W J, fronds; describing; an nearly
__,,.,_._ gas; possible your exact wants;
WHEELER & It lLSdKland we shall forward with
33“; BAND. 3same exam care, promptitudc
or Bridgeport. :and dispatch as if you were
RAIN ()lt SHINE. present
{Rain in IIII if in: Patna
Mail Order Department
We would cordially extend
.t distance who control penon
ally inspeit our enormous col
{lectiom to send us; a letter or
an invitation to all who live at:
postal card for samples; of
BOSTON STORE-3 Boston Store.E
l
('2 '.
" lo 1' . 1,. V . worth $1.00 per yard. . ‘
'QIIC ('GISL‘. (I (.IIUI)lII«Illf)II 0" ' l v I bngIISII Seal PIII§II sacques
smtmgs. plaids and Slflpiln to . Lot 4; .. ' lilffi .oorcdm “9‘95 to $45.00,
match. braille I'rancmee at 98c per
Very stylish go nods at «lite yard; advertised elsewhere at English Seal Plush Jackets
per yardpworth 75. $1.25 per yard. at $9.98 to $20.95
NOTICE '
BflS'l'flN S'l‘fllli.
A NOVELTY i
FreShllerring!
We are selling FRESH 3288137. in cans of
name rite so sbsrnmn they are considerable of s '
novelty in this country. and just so outcrop: from
the herring known to our cm, as one an im-
no
in taste they are like sardines, but are not to oil.
Need no preparation: all roarlym be area are very
hearty (ood alto, and have a remarkable clear from
mute. We read than out confident that they will
plow.
TRY THE
BANNED FRESH HERMES!
l': m, the. a (You or «Cans for 75¢.
We also an: prepared with large stocks of
New Canned Town-loco, (Java,
sitcom-ob. Mia Boa-o,
Dal-an, lab-tor, Peso,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which wewuil lot In» ct prion that please the3
public.
Call and See.
tours to Download,
Dibble & contact
.. 4.4....
l Lilli“ Milli
Bill Ill Sllll
whim!!!"
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Mitotic-woof
o. H. Harvey.
. .. ”NEW. m...—
For
Mom weekly nodal attain
gmnIaotholowm .EIN
The
lehoklcbomwi'gm the "with;
Men-tour I: Mb biennium-arm
”loam
Rubber Goods
A SPECIAL".
they Shall be ”Sold at Last
Yen’s Prices.
REMEMBER
0. H. HARVEY,
:3?
é:-
a:
homooo Building,
m
CDMSIIIDII BBIIS
Have placed in stock their full line oi
Men’s louth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
Fall and Winter.
IIIIIIST Illlll BIIIIS.
lssoaio Building.
100 plain Jackets with vest l
1 fronts; all new styles and colors
Norwalk Chronicler