sees or rum.
oar, Ont. lit-The second day'-
‘“ . dihedrasriesahnard ct cowl-
M ‘ L‘um‘at‘thhaadw'l‘shso
whamuml
W saute-mucous.
G
we.) Washindtriea.
We! Alries" was the
a read byflecrataryiiluith.
.‘ thw'fionaoithegrsudest
wecauwia Alricaiathe
7.1de!“ this country. liu
yin-It WNW!) mule can live in
HWWihaiullusunfld
..., ,
_ mm or . Smith’s
_ . N. 0. Clarke, D.l)., spoke of the
. v in Bapaii during the twenty years
hoard had mi-ionaria there. “M
of the year 1879 the missionary
- - ,Amarlcan board numbered lor-
' "fourteen churches andamcrn-
,m. Other boards were not let
10d all were happy over the re
. f, w
'lia Board and the church.
”the afternoon session the report oi the
Moiflumoathemhjeotscicloser
“between the board and church and
, v‘lmoi tememberswaspre-
‘ and by or. anemia :l'rlnpuln state-
“(it tact,” said the chairman, “b that
“submit come for any radical change.
m and perplexity must that be
am Your committee has, thereiore,
”w tender concerning any change
ht” lac-ant manner of electing corporate
"he.” In regard to closer relations with
ilrehthe report recommended that the
in“ and vice presidents of the board he
”a mambas oi the prudential
1 fggiiaita BOOK REVISION.
‘5 .“fim ”whiny”
. Mr -.
. an? Ion. Oct. 17.—'l'hat the mm:
' ' convention is sadly behind with
it, " 7 was shownby yesterday’sprintr
d , on which there were twelve
_ reports and ten important rwo—
bill)“ by members yet to be acted upon.
0n assembling the house oi deputies re»
dud an important report from the com-
mittee on Christian unity, and the mmmilr
‘ai was continued, with authority to center
_ with similar bodies in other churches.
: 9 . ‘.,. WI oi the Prayer Book.
. 11m came the great battle of the day, be
main mkion oi the prayer book. For
‘ " ’ its house debated and quibbled over
in rmrt oi the committee on liturgical re
viola. Gob; into committee oi’ the whole,
with Chancellor Woolworth, of Nebraska, in
the chair, the first thirteen changes already
penalty the bishop were taken up. Out
of the thirteen changes approved by the
hhhop onlysix were concurred in, the other
men being rejected byadecidod vote. From
the temper shown it is evident that while
themajority are in favor of continuing re
Mil: is disposed to upset nearly all that
“committee has laid down ”advisable,
011(1ch committees will be necessary
to W matter in an intelligible rum
”fipm' “’7 “it...
, of pa made some progress
in climidering the liturgical committee's ro-
pdt, ”made arrangements for the conse-
;, walk. Davis as bishop of Michigan
, , ' ‘atR‘Wa church in Philadelphia.
,5. humanism \‘isit Vassar College.
‘; Wampum, N. Y.. Oct. 17.-At the
.Motthe Presbyterian synod the report
“VM‘WM on Sunday school work
wla«rid. It showed that there are now 900
"micbodainthostata, with an aggre-
’ of 143,811 In the afternoon
the ”gates visited Vassar college.
I” 33;. 5 M
v i
.,..r§ [:ll'he Tabernacle Fund.
5 ”4,1031, Oct. 17.-B¢V. T. Dertt
Wtbadmffling fund for the new tawn-
‘l‘lfiaational Board of Trade.
olWhonvenedat noon. About twenty-
it
hymn!
and fills at Philadelphia.
‘lltl
Shortly alter 1 o’clock Boll.
Mount park.
”liens. ltschyurmmlnm‘
.mmm .0 does WM “‘3
PM”; has received a total of $3,058.99
.-. , Ky., 00L_17.—-Tbe twenty-
animus] msctingoi’the national board
, , filled. The attendance
Wornth isolsappointing. Up to the,
.,M
, .. '. mmmaudthisienesrlyequalodrespecn
, isfl‘b.0laciantiihoanlvh
L. Ii. Brooks, (3. 11.110}
#Jnll‘ii A. Tow-aley, L. C. Goodall,
. . E. WuBtlnsoufll’homs
1 .G'liarlss B. Murray, John A. Gena
Blnidlapp Frederick Fraley was
Octll'.—-’l’hoseoithedele~
-, ..., inthedtywhowere in at,
’, mthsgmeralammblyoinem-
' were takienaiabostrideup
_lle,oi'l'esns,rssehed the city,
n my went to~0leliotel La-
Bs was then taken tors drive
, Rs-GovernorAb-
‘ " Jlew Jersey,,arrivadattllsssrns
Dempklllhdoiflw.
Batter-tiadauaddaaialllaberlfi.
comm Whale yo' pulhilatslll
Hedonhlinchaudhasayhseyadooter.
Aduhoslsln‘tnowuaiorsrepshrldls
do? huyslloat on trust. tissues-lauds
Yo’heturhoiuharpwhsndsdoaaomah
hark.
When yo‘ sings. don‘t yo‘ never shot yo'
laoui.
be rich man‘s pig never tweak thro’ no
{ms
Pat nigger. warm blanket. Dani‘s last
irieuds
You call nigger black and you no mo‘ while
yourself.
El yo‘ got no shoe,don't insnple In its
brambll.
Y1! Jess follow lmssard and yo' boun' lln'
hoes.
' When do sky rain meal, yo” ain‘t got no
‘use for bag.
Highly high minded cat.
war empty.
- ,hll' their also (Woodman an
“iv ll I ”In? .1 v {z -. ’3‘ I.» rs? ,
Ye' no‘llu‘ blue yh‘ Eholly. ll'ti’ am "llill'e‘
ninth on true‘.
Bad moul, no say sweet, when he sing
it rm rm"
,Fool around in de canebrake and mobile
’you find plpesteui.
Don't you richer let loo-ode wildcat to chase
away do homo kitten.
Dal pig he say, “1 belongs to two niggel's,
'caeo I’m so misrbul.” ‘
When yo’ walla for yo‘ dinner, brcsil de
Lord ii yo‘ get urn cold.
Look out for folks that takes do home
track after camp meetin‘.
Becaae yo’ eat egg Monday. n‘hail’o yo’
banker io‘ hen on Tuesday!
Bur Bar, ho denc got con-lied by him loot,
Mister “an by him tongue.
“Who my born?” as do Copperhead, and do
lightwood chunk be my, “l is."
Whale yo‘ (why do you) chuck up rock?
labile lie {all down on yo‘ own skull.
“is Hell she flew in Pa‘diae, but she
cackle all same, and done los' her eggs.
When yo's cookin“, and dogs is round. keep
one eye on de roost, t‘ether on do dogs.
Nani: man shoot in: de brah. Mebbo he
chase snake, rncbbe snake chum nigger.
Face on or behirrie (behind), a mule bcio'.
but arask'll no «bars; he don't got no safe
side.
See here, 'calse yo‘ daddy was inious, yo’
mummy pepper, dat no reason why yo' is
yam.
’Ca‘e yo‘ chinlbly done quit smoke ill surn~
mar time, in) pull her down; billioby winter
conic.
Fox [16 play, and foul chicken. ‘ox he
sleep. lie dream chicken, and so for allcrs
have belly iiiilf
Yo‘ get holt of do handle of do iryin’ pan,
den sea yo‘, “Dis yore Moon's got to be done
jun as I planes."
Yo' hear tukkoy in de wood. and he say,
“Gobble, gobble,” dot nice. Yo‘ hear tukkey
in do skillet. and he say, “Sizzle. sizzle," (int
nicer.-—,Kibbiml
De milk jug
l
AUSTRIAN STATISTICS.
Trieste has 125,011 people.
Prague has 102.000 people.
Lilnhurg him llUMlO people.
Vienna is a city of 1,3001“) people.
Buds Peath has about 4%,“)0 people.
Theimporniare leathantheexports.
Austria proper has 6:5),000 acres oi vineyard.
Ninety—four per cent. of the area of Austria
is productive.
The exports of Austria now are about $3.50,-
moon a year. .
Theprincipal export is grain, next timber
and then sugar.
Austria has coal which yields her about
820,100,000 a year.
Thekingdom has nearly 1,500,000 horses and
about 8,500,!!!) cattle.
InAnstriaare 8,5“) miles ol railroads; in
Hungary, 5,800 miles.
The mines, including salt, produce for
Hungary “MIMI” a year.
The British return to Austria cotton mann-
lactures, iron and machinery.
The navigation of the River Danube iscon-
trolled by the Berlin treaty oi 1878.
Austria and Hungary have only about one
tenth the length of railroad the United States
has.
It sends to Great Britain about rename
,worth 0! grain and flour per annual, includ-
fiungary produces annually Mflillmfl
wrath of wine, and has nearly 2,(Xl0,t|lll horses
and ”about demon cattle, with 10,000,“
The latter'is esported to tlieal‘nomt'oi
idytymu'mansumu, mine
woolmsand livinganimals.
. ossraonomcsl. TID-BITS.
There is an impression that gastronomic
luxuries, especially the imported luxuries,
aretobehiglrerthisseasou.
Hostel the Americana home nematour
inEugiand are tomskaanaflldsvit
thathomeroastbaeiiathebeat.
In the lineoi ianey biscuit andcracllen
me new kindahave already appeared ira-
theluncheonandaiternoonteasoithueaaon.
Bumblegsmeisnbundant andoivery
iairquality, although the man who cannot
shootany attribntssit tothe"wetsnmmer."
Chemcandlu, sausages. llarn andtema-
Mall made at candy. but a “realimits—
tionolthegenuiaoarticlcs,"ls the latestia
Parisiaucouiectionery.
At onset thaiashionableclnhs intown
wharetheygmtrunomicallyimitatethsfing-
lish,vealandhampieisnowarsgularthing
oftheresiaursntliilloiisre.
LABOR wares»
ThwaarelfluniousinPar‘a.
chicagohmianslsfscturyimpsetnrs.
Pittsburgh-nimunhnmmicslhands
New Hamphirs has nearly one dated
(mar. '
mmmaunrcm
umwmmmuw
many.
And yet. to praise a learned wile
is one the purpose of my ditty-
You know mtall my inward strife.
8o. gentle reader. give me pity,
I‘m at the mercy oi the mole
0h, lain tempted (lit to flee hor—
ly wile! llhs‘a on another book,
And nowadays l seldom see her!
. wlunIey's Weekly.
ltWaaUatloiailarDays.
Old lady (looting allruirlugly at her great!
laughter‘e lisaddremimltlnandn, my dear,
where did you get that hail
Amanda (severelylwllrandlna, your ao-
qualntarlco with tho slang oi the day sur-
moi
Old Lady—lilang, my door!
did you get that hat" slung!
Amanda— 0! mum it is.
(lid Lad (gently and sadly):— ,
math-elm» not ,. ”523,5:
ml me lo Jim” mom
Tribune , ‘11, _ 1-..:
ll “When
only One Word.
Poet—4t often happens that the addition oi
only one word will spoil an article or a poem.
Unlriendly Critic—That is very true.
Poet-«Take, (or example, this little poem
of mine. One word more would spoil it past
reparation.
Critic—ll one word only would spoil it,
why have you used so many to accomplish
that pummel—Yankee Blade.
lier llyra.
I cannot tell if they were brown or blue.
They were not dark, but yet a dusky hue
0i evening's shadows hovered neuth the lash;
And over from their mystic depths a llash
Like sunbeam glancing in a woodland pool,
Wood to dimmer wondmlu depths below.
i only know they thrilled luethmugh and throufi
Aa wIlI-n sweet music stirs mine inluoet soul.
. C C C O C 0
All i said before.
lilo not lmow what color thvy were;
But the eye her big brother gave me,
For winking at her on the car.
Woe most lulcomproulisingly Black:
~Blnghamiou Republican.
Fortlfyiag Herself.
Young Mr. Sissy who meets his pretty
cousin at an evening entcnalnmentl—Oh,
Maude. I am so glad tosee you, and I want to
have a wool long talk. But first mayn‘tl
having you an ice, or something!
Pretty Cousin—X0, not an ice, Charley;
out you may bring me a little other, thanka
~llarper‘s Bumr.
0n the Boulevard.
“Do not forget the poor blind man, mon‘
dour."
“But the last time lsnw you you were
deaf and dumb.”
“True, monsicur; but you can hardly ex-
pect a gentleman to iollow a profession for-
ever in which he loses nioncy."—-Conrierdm
Stats-Unix
Out of the Woods.
Luxuriant venture deck» the plains no more:
The days for outside mm are almost o'er;
The files no more disturb the lowing train;
The organ grinder leaves the rural lane;
The girls no more in hammocks (lace crowing;
The angler lies no more about his string;
The players from the diamond disappear;
The umpire‘s sale until another year.
—Bmton Courier.
Consolation.
Little Sister—hill want‘s you, Sammy.
Wherev'e you been!
Sammy—Fishin'.
Little Sister—~Did you catch anything?
Sammy (sadly)~1.\'othin't all.
Little Sister (reassuriugly)-—0h! but you
will when you get home—Cleveland leader.
Ari [Inappmiative Audience.
Hostess-Won‘t you sing something, Mr.
Greene!
Mr. Greene-—Tlicre are so many strangers
here, 1——
Hostem—vchcr mind them; they‘ll be gone
beiore you get half through—Tile Epoch
A Little Solid Comfort.
Though we cannot but regret
The baseball season ended,
There's a little wild comfort
With our weight of sorrow blended
When we feel that we‘ll be rec.
For at leaat sis long rnou.hs more.
From a ‘ through the telephone,
"Say. mister. what's the score!"
~3linneopolls ’l’ribuna
A Good Name.
Squeers-l want a name for my hona
What can you Sllggcei.’
Nickleby—Call him Money.
Squeers—Whyl
Nickleby-{loes inst—Now York Sun.
Seasonahla.
The rolling seasons in their round
1 , .Have broughtus autumn still andaoleuin,
.Andchutnliia the winds are found.
At a First Class Restaurant.
Detrow—Cau you give me oysters on tho
hall shell tonight?
Waiter—Yemir;-but you will have to wait
a few minutes. All our hall shells is in n.
at present, sin—New York Sun.
A Strong Combination.
New Ymkhuimanedanouion tram,
'l'hatlwoducttocaltrolatleugth.
ltshlainesasnrelywlllnothnss
Becaminonlcnthereiestrength.
-(,'uicsgollerafl
A Sweet Refrain.
Bholat the pianolallistenl-how do you
alloy this refrain!
Ila—Very much! The more you refrain
the better I like it.—-Chicago Globe.
The Approach of Winter.
'l'hsiammnaatsthisdeskalldsy.
Andworksdinaflluitlndnstrlomway;
Anduitinthewuudstheaquirrelllght
lsnatherinxchestnutsirommorntillnicht.
_w.mnm m
The Usual WI,-
W (In Kansasl—Bo you had alittla
Newborns“ Bowdidyonoomeoutl
Rams M, everything pa-sd ofl
ulcely.-—Rew Yak Ban.
‘I'ha lava Dram-er Boy.
fllhgwaatdowaeathete-d-adiiu
media-Institution.
.mnermW-m
‘ .5 ”whale.“ ‘t—n
t.--._..a._......
. .Jsvellssifi , unmounted, p. g
the Newand
W
“ohm-“thorrmuwflhall
Latest rabies
oftheseuonat
Prices [11min Fill.
Underwear.
thlrv-n's Underwvar in all uses at Ito each.
om'. Undo-I'OI' in Whites and Grays at 470 each.
considered cheap II 050.
Ladies’ Winn- Virus and Pants.
656 each.
All
4am.
,..
if! . _ -1
ln liar-1m we always carry a comp
Hilda.
Columsrily sold and
uses at 47c each. Custonlsriiy sold to-
Alm Hui oiher grad- oi Gent's. ladies’ and Childn n‘s Underwear In White,
anmsl Wool and dosim- at the averagglpfdav}
Ila VJ
it 1‘. ‘r’ i i M. b. {"1"
Mpifiqqumw
line [or Oraf'e', “W and Children,
so all in» llrhlfnlllr‘ qualities sn-v color-op. Priors ranging (rum lilo per yard up
Corsets, 3lc.
Nt'TI’r bellm- will In” than 753. For a bargain costume-ta w ltild do well to
nepo-ci ii In ll't‘d'flf n-vt.
In all rllmli”.
Ilrll’ Inlt“ l
(l'ltilirir- b-ri-aii-s in [hit departmenl.
W:- cauy a complete line at all What grades ol Cumin
al- lilcil .~ « have talc-n the greatest at pains to select; especially In Sauna and iii-teens.
Kid Gloves
Lin Modes, Siam and Hacks, [mm t In 12 button lenwhu, sl»o
Gulond m .l Bm-k in F mil-r limb lourqunam-a we no vvr mine a nsle on. lot it
n- l+mlqmun r- nu them. and can [l'l‘ you any on: - or ln-ullth.
All dint-rd gin-do
D-m'i [org-4 us when you want Mllnr'thll'l .uud and reliable.
Cloak Department.
We have just opened our Fall and Winter line of Lidia's Jacket. consisting of
Jewry-i ill-m $3.49, upwards. Fancieu, Wido- Wale, plan- or real [mats and um
«were, far thins retail prices oi ls-t year.
We are headqilavtvu and can give you
Black Dress Goods.
We are making a specialty of knowing that we have all the new styles and
l;-_- hv-t qualities for the money.
leua~ ranging from 72c. up.
We invite particular attention.
Prices on Ben-
e to the Reliable House where
Satisfaction is always Guaranteed.
Insuran
M. S. SMITH,
ce Building.
I
WI NG'l'llll IlBlE‘l.
One Qllllll)‘,—“O Best.
'iref. "ad, liat‘m'b, Iyet Porh.8alt sad Fro-h.
Corrie . IDS.
Shoulders, 3mm
iortaltc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SHITB
5:3 Washlnalmi Street.
Billlll & llilll
28 Main St., 80. Nor-walk.
lflflls Fisi illSIFFS,
Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, in:
or All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ii. 1. BKND'ITT. an” I. 8. Hum.
Ilia llFllFl Mallet
,———-ras I'm-:1,
SlilV E
if on what ‘ e at an . ohtsiliedn
zard oiiroohleorcest. you willlndtheln at.)
(trial. as well ll
PFFIIFF if all Kills
ll msusoa
II". HAYES S.
UIBRLI'B BLOCK. sown IORVA LII
HUNT& ZELUFF
Iupihommhlhuty.
IORWAIJ! 1.0381238
Minted "w! Dainty nursing.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholesalsaadltstail.
Pickled Oysters.
Nor-walk Oysters
mun-a been Install.
Pure Tomato Camp,
Imposed Miles.
A nestle the anti liaa
mi’t'EEn "'"'“
HUNWVZELWF’Sr.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLURIS'I'.
“31” STREET, acorn NORWALK
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
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s ,'
SOLE AGENTS
an}. an;
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Elflillmgllflill HFFFI'.
Steam. and
Gun Fitting.
’l‘in and Sheet lron Work.
s'rovns, Barrens.
AND TINWARE.
« is: In mum liar" durum-i“
. i .
it . Wyn Nonc‘llest ng
SWAN a. BUSHIELL,
M and M uni-s la
Manufacturer's and Painter’s
SUPPLIES.
ass was. so. aarnonronr. or.
and American
. fll'l'i!
FALL STYLES,
lasllgradeasadeollllot
Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
'sllsts sl (bulletin-rand
M ”unattainable—st
KNAPP’S,
91 Wailing” 8t.
KIWI 3.13801! 8 'OK
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qualms: 3.1.1451: man. ' <
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WAWGRAND DISPLAY OF M
M ILlell ERY
Having received a new supply of all the latest styles in
FALL MiLLlNERY,
I am prepared to oiler from now on, the largest assortment of
’ most
Stylishly Trimmed Hats
In addition to the above, I wish
to call particular attention to the immense variety of
FINE FUR FELT BONNETS,
WALKING HATS, FRAMES,
besides a full line of
ill, Flull all Flash Fall For [18888 and Hillier.
Besides all the latest novelties in
Tips and
Fancy Feathers, Bll‘lli, Ostrich Plumes,
Velvet Flowers.
in our Fancy Goods Department we have a full line of all the
Latest Fall Novelties.
H. KRIEGER,
\lahackcmo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
pi.
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DAVID STOW,
If?! 't-‘JNBQHCil
sl’aiL 0
Hitch
FURNITURE
WTm ‘1’:
tofifiéé
$40. 00.
“.1: Also Great Bargains in Lounges
DAVID STOW,
87. ill) and Cl Halli Israel. South Nov-walk. lip Slain.
THE
Palace Queen
,.FURNACE
rs can I]!
1‘0me
80. NORWALK,
fine
with the printing of?
anything that is need—'
ed in the office. store, i
factory or anywhere ,
else, but we endeavor .
also that the
, “willillillllflh
W
may be in conformity
with first—class work.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and N cw and
Fast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
work ill the quickest
time possible.
It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride- our—
selves on this special]
feature.
_. ., Lil! l! I11__
A Trial lllllel
JIIHHHIH
Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition,
when quality of work.
is considered.
mHHllm
.TEII
Eltlllllk -
w 5 Sentinel
Jul I". Ill ' till
N 0. 1 3 RailroadPlace,
South Norwalk.
A branch office or ‘
THEEVENINGSENTINEL ,
is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk,‘
where orders for all»
EAST NORWALK. vertisements or job ,5
,uhmo?gemmmh printing will receive“
Prompt attention. ,;~ .
Norwalk Chronicler