hurt“
store and
Milli PflLlll.
We try in every instance to live up to this maxim, and we
would sim ly say that to those who read this and 'come to our
End that we have made a misstatement in regards to
what we advertise, the goods are theirs free of charge
Just a few more left of those children‘s caps at 250. They
are dandies for the money.
$1.85,
yard.
$1.00 was $1.25, and so on up
proportion.
7
Your choice of ‘2.
170 per yard.
27 inches wide, do not. in
In closing wu-
being sold right here in town for 22c per yard.
are some of the advantages th
the price, which is only 2m- per yard.
...,_.
We have some for less and some
lot more money, but the 25c cap we pride ourselves upon hav-
ing. The best cap for the money in tOWll.
PARASOLSCIWFARASOLS.
Down, way down, in tact they are terribly down.
$2.69, former price was $3.29.
$1.98, “ “ “ $2.69.
$1.49, “ “ “ $1.89
$1.59, “ " “ $2.12).
N u is
{5‘3 3:).
Come early and make your selection, for we have marked
them at prints which cannot fail to make them sell rapidly.
— «op—- —-——
800 yards plaid, stripe and check nziinsooks, manufactur—
ers short lengths, every yard of them worth, some more, but
none less than 15c per yard, .unning them this W'i't‘ii
I'll.
llcl'
——. .4. >‘A——
WHITE COUNTERPANES at title was 85c, 750. was it‘lc,
to $3.50. All nnirhed down in
—‘>
J dillcrcnt patterns ot‘ wool clmllies,
Our price
LATEST NUVELMLLIE Llli’lltll.
dd the dust. do not muss easily,
e goods nllcr, to any nothing of
mold my that Wr‘ until/.0 lint it l~llUl, but
we have the coolest and lIlI‘ll ventilated bllttt' in tou‘n, :atl'l
\l' I .‘
strive to make it just :15 conttixrlnlilu :H ur- p... ilyly earn
BISTIII
Saturdays till 10:30 o'clock.
"#0-“
Silllli,
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALTEI, CT.
Open Monday and Wednesday evenings till 9:30 o’clock;
will ntoninh you.
lilllllllillllil *
the its tantra Lawns Pill.
’00 ‘
nus in suns
'1'
GLOVEB & OLSEN’S
Our Smelt Kid Ladieu’ 32.00 Shoes are the lineal over otl‘crcd in South Norwalk.
Ladies' French Kid Ham flowed. lndice‘ French turned and Wells at priccq that
A full line of [indie-V. Children‘s and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to exnnune.
GLOVER dc OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade
in thin
A’I‘ 'I'IIB 0|.“ STAR!) OF
T. Burr Guyer 8: Son,
Sprlnzwood.
ALL ORDERS I’RoiilP'l‘LY FILLED.
City Feopio find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
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flflufil wrench hill
min-runmtnn. Immune.»
‘m-ugIl-l—p'm . ~, . twat; ”I”
«on; Iranian. I
«newa... /"
uteam‘boat to New York.
WXIKHCIIG IOIDAV. KAY ID.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY"
lawn II 7 It a. n. Dinning. leave In Your:
m but W
In. July M and heir miter.
m
‘/ 3.7 ., ' 5"“... r " "
» thematic».
man sour ‘Intunnrn.
Another Act in the Tragedy
at New York.
I’ll}! ”QUIET"! (Hulls “AYERS.
Anni. Goml-in’l Itoiruhu ' lllulnterrcd.
A l’ost-nurtem Exnmlnutlon Prov”
That "or Death Wu Brought About
In I L‘rlmlnul Int-nor.
NEW Yonn, July “IA—All doubt I: to the
identity of .tunie Goodwin, who was foully
done to death in the house of Fannie Show,
No. in Hunt One Hundred and Twenty-
fifth street, with Jum- Wilbur. whose death
certificate was given by Dr. hchonegal,
and who was interred in the stranger'-
ground at St. Michael's cemetery by Un-
dertaker Merritt, WM net at rest yeatenluy,
when an autopsy was held and the body of
the dead girl was fully identified by Mrs.
George llullidny, Annie's n'niter, and Sadie
Truphagcn, her companion.
"no More Unfortunate.
At 3 p. in. Coroner Manse-trier and Dre.
Conwuy and Jenkins rcnelied the receiving
vault in the Ct’lllt‘lrry. The body luy in a
poor, stained pine sin-ll. llenenth it Who
the patchwork cotton quilt in which it
was wrapped when Dr. Motionegnl curried
it in the silence of the night from Fannie
Slinw’s ltnllnc to llln gig. (.‘over there was
none—not nn ctlort oi nny kind, even for
dccency's sake, lmd been made by the heart-
less wretches who hustled this one more
unfortunate to her grave.
The lure, once rm beautiful, was shock-
ing to look lipuu. it won terribly swollen
and in. blur-l»; n5 ciror.:.'..~i:m- where, here
and there. “'L‘!'L' tlill'k blue “pills to render
it still more hideous, The body was
scantily clad and plainly showed the busty
manner in which the undertaker prepared
it for burinl.
The Body hinntlliml.
The autopsy over. Dr. Conway announced
that death “not due to pelvic septic pcrh
toniti-i. utui thnt there was evidence of in—
strumental interference. 'I'here WM no
High 1:! disease in the lungs or heart or
brmu. Then catllrlltr' saddest scene of nil.
Alongoneof the nvt-ttuos came two women.
one in u «lurk hut nn~l jacket and dark blue
dress, the other in n stylishly made, well
fitting garment o.‘ -._r . :twl brown material.
The one was Mrs. Inorge Hulliday, the
other Smlic 'I‘rnphngen With them wus
Detective Mott. They were coming to
identity the body of the dead girl. Mrs.
Hullidny, weeping lritterly, was snppOrted
up the knoll to thr- slab on which the body
lay. A Klnncent thut blackened, .stvollen
{nee wnsctwuuh. rl‘lu- llvlrn; picture was
not ntlucnnl from the sister's luzurt. and she
criml out;
“Uh, it i.» ~hu-.
Uh, .rnnuu .-\nnu-'
my?"
"You fully identity hcri" thinl'fl the cor»
ODCI‘
“Uh. yw, you yes; it's Annie-i" subbed
the (lend girl's m vrrow stricken sister.
llecogrillnl by a ('olnpanlori.
at i< silt" it is.\nnie!
\tht tvill my (other
Then altt,‘ Wu.» lul mvny rind Sndie 'l'mp-
hngun mlvam-ctl to lunlx on the face bf the
dead. Smile, with licl‘ auburn hulr care—
fully arranged and her cyt's bright, did not.
shed in war, lllll, Vht' at once rccognimd on
that :s‘llli; the body of Mr vicml (’t'rtxtrmlc.
Th:- llurltu‘ In .‘luru.
Sallie nitr‘rwnrtl told u reporter that.
Annie ucknowlerlgml licl’ condition to her
and loltl her slur liml been in Dr. .‘rlciione-
gal, uml lu- hurl mlriml her to mine a
room. Mrs. fiztlllrlny soul “0h. I told
Annu- sh.- would not come- in a. good end if
she did not MLc my which but I never
thought. it Word I lw tr. Iml on cut ihthla.
If H..- l-m- .im~ [M ii" .\l|llll I Will
“in ll, rvt' z ‘ in? ill“ The body
inter on m. rt'LHLv'rIc-l lll grit-e .‘rl, rnnge
l.'r, plot l, of tln- \{K‘Jiltin‘f'n' corner.
i'ttl’llrltlln .‘lt‘l‘l‘lli. lln' riinlt-rmiwr, was
held in élun tutti :i-. n “'lltti'~>)t'flv‘l’tliiY by
Ju~itice l’nwcl’ ill the llurlrm pullwr court,
and udrnittml In» part in the :ttbiir Dr.
)iciiolti‘flnl" colon-d Servant, William
Davidmn. mknuwtvdged hnving insisted
in the l'rlth;ll wt tlw lmdv, nnd was held
in $3,500 in :m w t'v‘w‘wir) Mite: tltc In: t The
doctor Ilium it will not toll.
...\V'l
Tnml I? liitl thr- l‘rlont.
l'l.\'\lnl ill. ‘l’n. .inty 2-; - 'l'n.~ l‘ut't‘ul
tfllllllli' contwctwl Willi the St Mary's l't»
lish ('uthotir n-liitrvh culnutmtml \Vcdnes-
day in nu nth-nip! on the lifu- of the priest.
John iirntltlm'l‘ rullo-nl at the parsonage
mul l’t’qllr‘ml nu llllt'l'\'l"“' with the lit-v.
Anthony Siniotnki. lle WM conducted
lntotlte study, when: illit‘l‘ :t lr'ngihy ill"
grunt-m. lln' [)l’mlul'ml a revolver nnd
thn-ntcncd that if :vny moncy wru dc-
nmndnl of him for church purposm or
that if he lillulllll Iw put. out of the church
for refusing to donate,- money, he would
kill the pried. and thrnntcningly pointed
the \wupon or him. FutIu-r Surlonahi
quickly slllftlnnltl'tl nid, but flu-mun cs-
cnpml '..-m~r in the day llrlnltliwk Wmt
fiftil‘i-t'tl, tnkc-n ll‘fnn' linrxrn loln'rts
um! lwltlltnttl In» l'uttlol itlrtlhlt ~urcllcs
in the sum Ht' 5'”.
III» Illnul \Iuri ”If.
'l'fll'tmr‘ANA, Jul) :l The body of Sam
Smnc, of IAEW'l-d‘lllt', ill the adjoining
countyot Intruyt-ttv. .\rk., witl‘ the hand
”but oil, “on brought ho-rc ycrvterdny und
buried, hr. t'hialmlm, Sum Slime nml a
[nun munml I'M-tune», Went to the saloon
of John Stow, n hrotIu-rol Hum. After
drinkingt'ulnnnr-s told t'ltinlmlm that he
wished to .m- him privately All four went
in it back room. nrul there the three other:
drew n't’ult ct“ ulul ln'gnn Inviting (‘hinholm
with llwm Finally they let him Kn. Going
[u bin Iumw be obtained it shotgun, and on
his n-I timing: to the Miltmll incl. Stun Stone.
lie lire-I. nini .~tmm'-. Imul mm completely
.«diot from the liml}.
'N-vv N'nwirn (’o-laslrratrn.
l'nl:‘rt..t:-n. .‘vlv,..lulv '.‘l. The town of
Sun-dun, founded by Smulcw "rough! to
this court” tr. “on. W W. 'l'lmrnnn, .lr..
the m'vi mun -:«~r to Mvwh-n, who WLLII then
acting {L4 t‘mntnlwinm'r for the state of
Maine, I'rlv'l rut-«l ll~t twentieth anniver-
nary “Valium-14y with urn-whoa by promi-
nentcittzunu in the "fit-rum)" undncun-
cart in lllt' t‘l’n'illng. A letter was rend
from Minister ’l'hmnun.
Population of Nine! ('unnIIl-o.
IIIWIJMMTHX, .‘J. Y., July ‘20. —’l'he exact.
wpulutlmn in rim Sloth a-v-nunn lilstrlct or;
cooling In Supervisor Selim-ll is m follows:
Alive-any. Him. Browne, mm, tiortlnnd,
2&5“; (llwnuueo, 15,9“. (’lwnmnnghfl;
Steuben, Mutt". ficluulcr. :le; ’l’iogn,
29.7%; 'l'ornpltinu. 31.7.38.
liynll “lil’f‘hl‘ll lint.
IIIXVEI1,('HIH. July Eur—Thr- llght be
tween Billy um: . clmmpinmof (worm,
and Jack “yum“! Hnmim. for ‘4‘“, won
won in the lath round '5. “Midi, who
knocked Ryan wet-stems \. no a right hand.
Indm the our.
) ‘i '\"&‘
news in BRIEF. as:
In“: Tip- froln the Win. (inc-fully
Cull-d.
The population of Wilmington, DIL, II
determined by the census, in 61,889, on in-
crease alum- 1880 of 18,010.
The president. bu commuted the nut-nu
of Junie. B Lennard, convicted in In!
dinnu of violation of the postal lawn Ind
sentenced to one year's imprisonment, to
four months’ actual imprisonment. He
also denied the application for pardon In
the case of A. W. Wyutnuu, convicted of
violation of postal lawn in California and
sentenced to two yenn' imprisonment.
I! a full of coal at the Florence collie?!
in ’lttuton, Pu. John Pleboc, a labour.
was instantly killed. Patrick Keefe. I
miner. sustained lnjurlel which may fault
in his death.
Col. Charles Challis long, the African
Oxplorcr, was married at (‘rOWn Point, N.
Y., to Miss Marie Amelia Hammond.
The attorney general of New Jersey has
decided that the election of Sept. :9 on the
comtitutionnl amendment. must be con-
ducted by the election emcep alreadyin
alike, and irrespective of the requirement!
of the ballot reform law.
Drs Cornelius and Charles Olcott wen
held by Judge Hopper, at P mod, N. J.,
to answer to a charge of assault and hot-
tery upon the latter-’5 wife.
Secrctary Blaine made his first visit to '
the cruiser Baltimore at Bar Harbor J lily
2!. and received a salute of seventeen guns.
Alfred L. t‘urtiss. a traveling salesman
and collector for William Nusshaum. I
cigar manufacturer in Grecnbush. 3'. Y.
was arrested at Alhuny, charged with auto
bezzling $1,000 from his employer.
The Chicago Stock yurvls’ syndicate a!
begun negotiations for the purchase or t a
National Stock yards at. St. Louir, th
Union Stock yards at St. Joseph, 310.. lb
Union steel: yards at. South St. Paul on
the smaller yards at Iowa City, and it loch ‘
as though the syndicate is to be the men
gigantic corporation in Amerimt
A null Day in Congrcu.
Wasitrxorox. J uty iii—Tile house apex
D
W
the whole day discussing the bankrn
bill. which finally Went Over. The re
of theconunittw on elections in the (:0
tested election more of J amen II. McGinfll;
vs. John I). Alderson, from the Third dlé'
trier of West Virginia. was submitted (ll
the lmuw by Mr. Lacey, tin.) The W
port quolcx nurnerously from the t “it
runny taken in the cone to show that. c-
thnis was elected, giving him it major“!
of thirty votes Mr. (‘rtsptum will file a
minority report for the Democratic incur
bers of the committee. The senate resumed
consideration of the hull!!!) appropriation
bill and (lldpust'tl of all but u few pages of
it. A resolution was agreed tocalliu on
Rho president for information tour-hi 5 he
Itegml imprisonment of A. J. Diuz in if a
. -- N- “.3.—
ltlotoue (Ionian-ken hunted.
NEW YoftK, July 2t—A ml of st k-
in cloahmakers entered it tailoring1 -
tailtghment of Solo Brothers. No.
ivtngmn street, on manned Beers and
hswnc. the latter being stabbed in the
head m'th A pair of shears. Twenty- we of
the lssallants were taken to the Balance
street police station and mimic-d belo
Jnstlce bully. The leaders of the mob-t
Morris Amsterdnrn. Samuel itommn
Max Ober—Jvcre held for trial. Pinm
Rotoltsky. u clonknmker, threw a stone at
Contractor Goldman while the latter its
leaving cdurt. The stone miseed Gold
but fit ck Court Officer Rooney In them
Rosol stay was arrested and committed f0!
trial.
To “‘lnd l'p the Sugar Trust.
BROOKLYS. July 24.—.~\ suit to wind
the sugar trust hm been begun in 1“
Kings county.- supreme court. The eleven
trustees of the trust nm‘ the plu'mtitls and
sew-rat <u;:;|r rrtlnin: firms and live en-
lit-Incn who rrprrwut the Izwltiflrs‘ of 5,-
(yamm ~:...~‘.. 'iu vi .':' :i:.t~ The
pin .: .l at :vtozicynldf
will. ‘1. they at in y :Llllt‘ l-I ncwum,Mid
that it. undri u «in min“ of the murt of up.
pt‘flls till the mrpnmtinns belonging to tilt
tru~t may in- tltnsulvul. and thus the put"
posesnt lllc agreement hurr- failed. Th1?
pluinmr. .tmnmul, among other thing,
thut tho ugrcenient be rescinded or do
clnrcd inoperative.
.tl"
ll.
A Telegraph Company”: Sew “tilt-en.
Winn. lll\l-;Il.il..\t riox. Vt , July 21-:
The following directors Wf‘h‘ chosen it! the
unnnul “lt't'llflg of the stun‘khuldcrs of he
Vermont and Boston Telegraph (mullahs:
Norvin Green, 'I' 'l‘. l‘kkert, i' A. Tinker.
ll. ll. llochtwtcr. of New York. '1'. “Och!
and if. t'. Shrrruun, of Boston, R J. Kub-
ball, of “Fest llnmlnlph, \'t., and fl. W.
Smith and n. i-:. ’l‘inkrr, of White lover
Junction, VI. The dircctors elected No .
vin Green president, 'l'. T. lick-rt n d .
A. Tinker for (h.- cxccutive comm tree.
and it. ll. llm‘ln‘nicr nuci‘cttir)’ nnd treat
urcr.
l‘nlnlltln at Duluth'n Regatta.
Dr'u'rtl. Minn, .Inly ill; During the
progrcas of the yacht. rnre n mdden squall
canny up and thrrc snillmntn Were capsized.
'l'tro of them sunk inmmlhm-lv The oc-
cupant.» or one were emu-d. The other ~
the ltontncr - m» brim: snilcsl by the own
er, Charles lilrulnvr, and with him Wan J.
W. Clark, both of whom were drowned.
The lloamcr my.» heavily Wrizhlcll nnd
bonkllkcu nlmt, giving the unfortunate
rrien no chunre for their lives. Lindnel
leaves It witound three children.
The Pro-idem lo '11“ Kenton.- Mflilln.
Wuurnuron, July 'M.~Ttu- pmidunt,
lecoirighnlcil by noveruf mmnbern of hi!
cabinet, lieu. Srhotield, and a large con-
tingent of congressional-Ind department
offlclnhfi, trialled Fort, \Vnalilngton, on the
Patommz, yesterday Afternoon to inspect
the trmpoof the District National guard.
Although no «Infinite plan: have yet been
agreed upon, it Is likely that the pnmldent,
accompanied by the secretary of war, will
leave We .nmon today for Mount. Gretna.
I'm, wlwmthe l'rnnuylvnnlnfitute National
(’nnfoaual to ”03m I'rlnlu-
l’A‘I‘lllkWS, S. .l., July 1n. ~Thc resident-
of Pater-mu, mmrinlly those who profess
the llnrnun Catholic religion. were partied
ymnlay by the exposure of a number of
men who. clad in the purl) of Catholic
priest», it in claimed, have for some time
past been vlctlmlzlng the members of it: t
church. From present. appearances it. loo
uiithe men were never ordained at nil,
uni it in not at nllzcertcln that they were
oven members of the Catholic church.
Vacuum Altai [or n. A. II. Men.
Barron. July mn‘nfi executire com»
mum of the National encampment. I}. A.
ll..huve forwarded a letter to President
Burripon ”king that veterans in the pub
llo service be granted leave of about!
from Aug. it to Aug, 17 during the III‘
comprncnt, in addition to their usual 'W
cottons. ’
them-I
..
..
Partly cloudy, with flight
We!
m - LV tritium 'enn'i'm
TWENTY MEN IIIIIWIIIEIJ.
The Find Deed of a, Fiendish
Miscreant.
NIKKI! T0 IIIIhTIl WHILE ASLI'IEP.
’l'bclr lion Wm. (tut Lav-um from It: Moor-
Ingu and «mum! to Splinter: In tho
Kalilvhvalnm-n American-o Drowned.
Loss of the Silfllilll'llp Egypt.
011 MFA, .luly 24,—A dispatch from Porn
broke, eighty—nix miter: north of this place,
on the tmnwu river, says that some inlil'
cream two dnys nip) cut the rope» which
moored a large raft of timber to the bunk
above tlm'. town. There were twenty-two
men nlmnpl the raft asleep.
Twenty We". Drowned.
The run»; of timber swung out into the
river and «Iriitwl union: the rapids, where
itwnn ground to nplllllrfil. Only two of
the rnttsmen escaped. Detailed particu-
lars cannot be obtained yet owing to the
rennet-mm of the place.
The Mount-hip Egypt Burned.
NE". Your, July 24,—Ninety-two persons
moved nt scn from a burning ship W re
londrrl at Dover this morning fromt
tank steamer .\lnulndtnn.. They are e
pm-ngeru and crew of the National line
steamer Egypt, which left New York for
1 Liverpool on July 10, with mo bend of cab
tle,anducnrnon{ vvhcut, cotton and do-
mettle-s. The ship and cargo have been
lost. The Egypt war-a the sister ship of the
illfflted Erin, which left this port last. year
for London nnd loco ncvvr been heard of
since The rim new: of the destruction of
the Egypt wu—s received on the Maritime
Exchange yesterday in the following Cillilc
from London.
Burned at Son.
”The Dutch steamship Spurrlnm, Capt.
Bonjer, from New York July 1‘.’ for Bou-
lognu and Rotterdnm, pursued the isle of
Wight yesterday. She shunted that the
National line steamship Eggpt, C apt. Sum-
ner. from New York July it) for Liverpool.
had been abandoned on fire at sea, and
that her crew were on hoard theBrittsh
tank steamer Manhattan. Capt. Robinson,
from Sew York July 9 for lfull, and would
he landed at Dover,“
The Loot Vowel.
The Egypt is the second vessellost by
the National line within a year The other
was the Erin, nlrendymt-ntloncd. The ion
vessel was commanded by Capt. Sumner.
who has been in the service of the National
line for years, She Wm built in 1:370 by
the Liverpool Shipbuilding company, and
m. launched the following year. She Wits
an iron screw Vessel, with four nut-its, of
2,969: tons net and 1.570 gross. tg'he was
valued at about $21M“). The estimated
ulw-of’her cargo is sold to he atlenst
$111101. The National liru- insured her
anelvm.
he lost "1531‘! hurl quite r. imtury, .1: in
1&5 she true one of the four 'v’r.'.~.ai'li scrgéed
w the English government n. gt) to E
transports, nnd she brought hordei e
unded and ill from ’l‘el-rl-che:
. 4.--.--
aixiecn Americans Lost.
Lt SIMS. July 24.—-Thc Americnn whoou-
er William Rice, from Cope Ann for Ice
land, line sunk. The crew of wlxtm-n men
perished with the VQPSSt‘l.
The schmuer William ill: 9 With it vessel
of lab tom burden. She was built in we
at. Bath. and her nailing port wtw [lock-
lnrnl. She was owned by George Gregory.
A. ..r~...
IS (IT—.A CASUS BELLI'.’
(hr-remain May new“! the hell-ire
Arm: on the Pacific.
\l .\.~.ut\..ro\, .Iul'.‘ ‘Jt -'l'hc :nnnounc.»
rncnt ot tire inc: rim ”to titlult'mnlztn un-
ity-mics lmurxlr-«l in. 1'... int. no.1; ~tcnrncr
at n tiunterunluu seaport and Sorted many
Cases of rifles shipped from Sin l-‘mncisw
for salvatior causes nun-h surprise not,
und the question to Asked whether thin ur-
hitrury act upon the part of l'iuntemnlo
will hot. tend to further a duplicate matters.
The Pacific ninil stwmcrstly the ['nited
States ting, unit it is possible that the
‘xmnling of lhc steamer and the suture of
i portion of her cargo may prove to be n
ai‘l'lulis breach of interuntionul law. which
uonltl justify our gotcrtirtteni in [renting
.t M n emu: belli.
To any the larval it. mm a night til advised
prmwding on the part of Umtenmlnflor
\tr.-l'ztttu15tntes is thc'mlr'gover cut
to is born uhc cnn look tor prot on 10 he
. mm [but All-11m ~hnnld rho n dispobiv
ttontointcrfo-re in the t'antrulmnmcnn
olitliculty.
of
l'ruhlnullnl Nomlnntiom.
\V.\>lli.‘3(i‘ln§.’, July $t~»’l‘he president
llfL‘t wnt to the aunfttc the following nomi-
nntions; To be envoys extmonilxmry nml
nilnmtern plenlpotentiury of the United
States, pursuant to not. of rongms» up
pmml July H, m». Thorium H Anderson,
of Lino mow minister resident and cnruul
grin-rel nt Ln l’uzi, to Bolivia. (Tlnrk l-I.
t'urr, of ltllnoistuow minister notident and
C(Ill~tll general or t'openhngem. to lien-
mnrlt. J. I). \\’a.~.lilmrn, of )inuanchusetts
(now minister rmhlrtit and consul general
nt- lhrrnw, to Switn-rlnnd; John L. Stevens,
of Maine mow minister resident at Home
lulu). to the Hawaiian Inlnucln‘, George
Marley. 0! Tenncmwu! tnmv ruinintcr regi-
dent at Montethieut. to I’uruunay and
l‘rugnuy.
lnrmullnrlu 17ml" Arron.
Mount: Hus, “'mulr, July 2|.«lncew
diaries started it fine Wednesday thntclc’
niruyctl that!” worth of property on Mon-
me i-trr-ct. The fire department. was new
den-d almost helplcm by the luck of water.
Five suspects ham been arrested. and
urmcdgunnl.» patrol the city. The chief
loser» by the tire were the cable road com-
pany. Knox). Monroe Street Bridge con»
puny. 560,5“): II. \V. “Mullen; 85 ($0.,
81‘3”": Ilotmn {it 0).. “if!”
“'lfr .‘Iuni'r an! Hnicidc.
HELLMILL. n ,Jnly 3..-. Munclevllle Anit,
deputy l'l‘t'urtlrl' of this county, at his
futhtr'olwmw, ncnr “criterville, shot his
wife through the hurt. killing her in.
intently, and then shot himself in the head,
but not futnlly. He then hanged himself
in the horn. Mental and implicit! clcpm
sian for nearly uycnr i~ unsigned M the
mine.
l'l-ylng by Elev-Irk- Light Sol I.”Ifl¢.“t
llAtrrmnn. July ‘55. The attempt to
pay ball by the electric light Inst night wa-
tnmcd Into. burlesque. .\ soft ball in.
und and the batten only hunted it. All
the fielder» played withlnthe bane linen. A
large crowd no» prim-pt. Unly four inn-
lnp were pllyui. So more was kept.
Fnlnlly mum by a It».
’memmua, July Zi.~~-The .lmmul'o
Des MOIMIIAJI‘WEIRI mm; “Gretchen,
the fryumld dmngmr-rn! N. Primal, was
MI] by"!!! Intuily rot and bitten no
merely um um nu u drupuircri of.”
i
I
THE LOST AND FOUND.
LESSON IV, THIRD QUARTER, INTEH'
NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 27.
Text. of the [Arm Lurk. xv, 1-1040!!-
4-7wGoldcn Tut, Luke
xv, Iii—Commentary by Rev. D. M.
8mm
run "on",
[Compiled from Lei-on llelpcr Quarterly by per-
miuion of If. B. Hoffman, million“, Philadel-
DWI
I. “Then drew near unto Him all the
publicann and sinner: for to hear Him.“
Whetwer else these might have to fountain
order to be His disciples, they would not have
to renounce that. which is perimpothn hardest
of all to lay aside—religiousnm, or roll right:
comma—for they did not pm." .s to have
any. They were despised by the holy people
of the day. The Kin dom unv nut for them.
2. “And the Pb and scrlheu mur-
mured, saying, This mn received: sinners,
and eateth Will) them." They sold a “nod
true thing when they said “This man receiv—
eth tinnen" He said Himself, “i come not
toch the righteous, but sinners to repent-
ance” (Luke v, 32;. And Paul, by the Spirit,
ring! it out as “A faithful my ing and u orthy
of all acceptau'on, the: Christ Jesus came
into the world to have sinners" (f l'im. 1, lb).
3. “And He spoke thinpnnblenufo them."
The whole chapter in one pond-2:: in mm
ports, rhowlng the levee! the (lam shepherd,
the Spirit unit the Father. u: . aching for
and welcoming back the l ' mm. The Icon
today brings before us in. '-.3 two porno!
tile parable», the third part wing reserved for
next week. Both In crenti l and in redemp-
tion the Fntherfilon and S; t: were seen work-
ing for the welfare of the .». nature. "In the
beginning God created.“ *' In the beginning
was the Word, and the Wool won with Gal,
‘ ' ’ All things Were made by Him."
"By the Word of the Lord were the heavens
mad» and all the bout of them by the breath
(spirit) of His month." "And Godmid Int
us make man in our image" Mien. I, 1; kn
l, 1,8;1’5. xxxiii, 6', Gen. i, 26). So also in
redemption. "God so loved that He gave
ELI only begotten Son." "The Son of God
loved me and gave Himself for me."
"Through the Eternal Spirit Ho uttered lltmv
self without spot to God" [John nt, 16; Gal.
ii, 20; Bob. ix, it}. And, atrnnga-r still, both
Father, Son and Spirit come to make their
abode in thorhenrtof thutnw written: who
hutuma‘l to God (John Ill}, 17, it}.
4. “Go after that «hick 1.111255 untti He
find it." First we have the St m as the flood
Shepherd melting the sheep which is lost.
The same illustration is found to Matt. xvlli,
ll-lt, in connection mill If: saying, "The
Sun of Man h‘ com-y to save that Wh'ch ran
lost." The sinner is liron 'r.t. before use» a
lost and br-lptem soul, noun... to do anything
to reunite himself; not knowing the way
back, and even If he knew it he is without
strength to get there.
5. "And when lit.- hath found it, He lay-
uth l: on His ahoulnleri, rejoicing." Out In
thrttlvflt‘rt HL' heard m cry: aid: and help»
l:~.~3,nn.l randy to die; and the cry of the
hripici” rea‘hel hb’ heart. lie and to Mom,
"l hnve rarely Seen the ntflicttmof my new-
pl» whldi are to Egypt, and haveheard lvll'
cry 4‘ ‘ ° ; for l know tlwlr sorrows"
E; m. 7,, "ln nil their nfiltctlon He on»
afflicted, on i t.‘.r:- angel of His préscnce MLB’UJ
their), in lit; l<vVu mol in His pit}',lle rrr
deemed them; and ill: Nut.» them and carried
them all the days I f old," "And iii Benjamin
He sold, ’ ‘ ‘ he shall :lvvell. between.
Hm shoulder.“ .l-n. lxm. u; Deutflnliu, 1:51,
ll "And when lie:- r‘nmfim Home." {Chunk
(.lnpl fur this, that, having founl Cll'1hei’p
which. we» lint, He Mngeth it home."fle
does not lone any by the way. 01! thwawhorn
the Father gives to Kim H».- loew none. "-He
any, "i give nntn thrm eternal Edmund they
shall never permit; neither shall unypluck
them out. of my haul” John 2, 2M.
"ltejvaco with Dir; furl lmve- found my
:lszp whlt'lt l‘..‘&~ l >~r " him. any h hipown
hunt. giai. -' ' 1 im-r hi— frznm'iadrnl
llt‘lbliituffi :.. rw, _. min 'unu l.wl.:.~tu‘ {he
loot [.5 found. .‘mrzs Hamil haw lilo {m'p'le
to rejoice with Him. fr he says, These
things have 1 six Len nut») fun. i t. my 1.)};
might rcmnin in you, and that your joy
might be full."
7. "1 my unto ypu. that l.‘.;..~u.i.-.e joynlmll
be in hence-n m cr rm» nlflllcl' that regrowth?
If a shepherd u an glad over the recovery "of
it lost sheep that he rrauurw LN neighbvm ‘1.)
rejoice with him, " How much is a man batik
than u shoept" Mutt. xis, I; . And how rudch
L! the fludm; and bringing hum-of a lost
will better than the finding out bringing
Dunn of n l. mt slim-p. But lien.- is u. revelation
of the lillio‘vn by one win. inn hwn thin and
know. All about it: jvy in tum. .t, and why!
flaunts-i It 31mm! hm reprint-wt
5. "Eilln'l’ “hot woman hump; ten purer.
of silv. r. it all-3 lvmyun- plm'r, doth not light
a «'rttnlid. urul nwwp tin~ lul'hv‘, and um [lil-
lgcntl} till ~hv’flntlit.‘ in the swap thi-r
might in! :1 t‘uny'iuunru‘ss of tL~ twin; lint, but
u plow of mwtul has rm feeling and in not con.-
tit‘luiksul nuythim; It may he that we um
thru rerruuletlof tun will that t: "dead in
gifts" rl-lpii. u, f. . owl requires tho mounting
[mwu’t'l the Spud: .Juhu lVI,",‘. Tho wo—
man w ith her list” is tho active “on: in tin:
my, and, lid in tin! :ul‘llld‘l‘, sly: seeks till she
finds. brunt, r». it nation, 3., compared to a
human Jun. liu, 1,5, lxil, ll, eta;
it, "ll/vow uttii in», for 1 have found. the
puree whicltl ILA—l hot." Axum,» In tho
former cm, me friends and nelghhonenual
upon to h‘jnilr‘". .hll who have the Spin: of
Gui ought to rejoice In the work of the Spirit
wherewr that work is manifest; and if we
were till-ed with the Spirit that. ageing; forth
tlwm would be after but om ml hm'lr-
wluleru. if friend» anal neighbor! rejoice
in the rrntorntmu of 5 pm of lilver to
for owner, the pin-n of rum bring the pecu-
Ilnr irnpcrty of ill owner, how much norm
shun Al l'hrtatinnn rejoice in the conversion of
revvry soul, wherever on it). (Ice of the whole
earth that tool may be and, human wary
redo-med one In-v'nmem niumh—r of Hunt lmvly
of which all tlm "(Mite-l form a part, and
of which ('hrlut to the [real mph. it, ill. Hit.
Andi-wry liit'tttlrt‘r added in the body (51'
thoughln lite hunk oil the rmrnbcru were
written, when in yet them no none of
them, I’-. n'xvvix, It?" jmt hutrn» so much
the numb-at mmpwtmn of the body, the
marriage of "In lamb, and the comm; of the
Kingdom. Then mull he tho true from»
bringing and lit" llllll’lo‘n“ Ml jay (Mail the
redmnwi.
10. ”hhwiw. I my not») you, there Is joy
in u... rug"... 0! the angels of God our
om elm)". that reprmteth' Not only there
DIX-ll In in in “In it. but ihewlsjoy In
[invert over one prom“: elem. If we saw
mlymiowul and m the moire! ado";
touching or preaching. we might not eel
wry much on-wmmg'rl; but when item
but Mover; "pennant noel, ymfi or old.
ml] or war, um Jenn Hoover». t t
tom-ken- "blemimr uuhput joy. Tl. k
of Jc-u trams, mi diligmtly mm; the
min! . one, jun.“ patiently and
may ml of the poor sinful woman
of ,nniktmhommltomon
diligent perm-i man. When praying m
with n "pent-n! are, upon when min-I the
m of - nmthu'n you u- doing
Mvewevlrflnidtn runners: from
prayer; "Now it my in that the have
to“ your M flint". "5H Inns-
Th by "M 'f he that my”. iii"
“b ! lit at he nation ry o m
”WM" ”win [fun vim-it of “i“
mum very real tom
lillla & flllllllllt.
FINE
Newlutter
ma lb.
Bill lllllll Silliill HERE
WHY ‘1'
If you don’t how, we may he
able to tell you the
f'I'dSUII why.
little Hammer.
8. IBKLYII it Still,
.iuro‘mrrs fir C. B DKKIXN,
5i Washington Street, South Nomalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Balm. Corinthian
And for: (Ir-cam.
firth-u i’rmnptl; .iltcntlwl ’l'e.
t‘.i':E.'.Y.'-. «it! ~‘ i’ infill};
Ulflt Wild. PAPERS.
rnnrw particulerlr our new
harm-:1 “In” l’epwtr, :in‘
v .~p~ cully nouccabie for cor-
rect style and (vtl'ective col-
rrmg, 2an our lane :4 r1!-
tic-ly- illlrt‘ri'f‘ul from trim!
rhv local dull-r cu: :‘lr
3,! H.
Your own point. r or pop
u tremor can ol-trnn from
or any Wad l’d‘v rs if your .
~r-l-cltiif‘.
Joecph l’. McHugb & 00.,
3 West 42d St
(lr‘irrt House from 5th Ave.)
New York. mil (in)
lilo-me B. Hoyt
. Renloved
18 llflllll iiitll street
“semi “WALK:
I it.
[all DR. CKAIIE’S
Original litter and Lilll‘ Una
Croun flute” and l'illo.
Tho"! tire 'hv only Safe Reine-rt n6 to 'me for thee:-
It'ltcterl wt'tt Bruht'n Dixon, Litter Complaint one!
Urinary .ttfecttonl. Only mm: prepxumt in the
mu yum: are the Ortztnnt and tht- or v E rlney
Ind Liar t'i re 3ft.“ Witt intern yo. m prrfzct
nei'h.
3.. index L's:
C. B. R. d.
I mitt Medicine (30.. l’nsanlo. .V. .i.
SOLD AT
Plaisted's Drug Store.
by“
South Nomnlk.
r: of ltu- old “4-,, nrui
tm lt’ulllilt‘.
MllllflJ‘J‘tM :.. muse.
n to tv
Din-use mi endured fat - Ion-2; time the may
all“. extreme palm. uni unknown that IIwal
”EA? 'lIl ILESSIIIG in hit!“
I ..
I»: Soilinq! No Runningrun steam!
III'NI'I"§ Ill)!" Eli".
um mama alum. nnnrn nun-tor
.. tn-rrnrw of the Y... . ,
- ‘4},— r'..tl1, tin: -._.1.1rtr"
0“ n.) .r of mmr I): 1‘ ml
~‘v~n~l l'Irr‘. for amino : .llzw m"
" lhntlinn Inrr" 51mph:
ALLISON 6505.. Muuulzcturert
I
“If. .‘eLblk'l‘ W. HANDY. llxtrtfurd, Conn,
nyr "flute been I rm: Indeter from Kidney
Mined my point, tutored my Hutch, and cured
my kniccyo."
C. T. MELVIN. “Width“. It. I.. “ya: “The
It’ll)“ of IIIINT'I! REMEDY in my an.- in u-
ttering to I hmirh; rm .5 . Kiv' rye
and Liver, intln'.» lrn than on .1 . .-
Itlt.~i.1i.w. in .I'I.\“l’.ut <. .wy...“
”Perihmyeu» . “-0181" u 1mm Kma». ,
Din-c, ummp
in! and cell».
vanilla! and p ..
”I .‘u n" IEIIIIIIY
“1"“;
. flay
cure-i no no um- ..m . . t MM 1 good
ammonium p w. .~
L'. 1'5. Cream-r», .wte A: v' 34:». i. z._
6T5” firtflli
36 Mam {.treet, Norwalk.
Paula’s Funitm Store
I» the plan. to (mow prtcu.
AMIQL’I 0.5K (IIIAMBIB Slim. : pieces. :2.
on! price- Mum! 3:5. All oflwrgnodl in proportion
Willow, Cane ailiihplint Chair: at Cost
CALI. AID fill.
TOILET BK!!! HAIIGIIG LAMP}. PAPER
BLOOD. will! emu. ”All!!!” flonlr
TIIII. 0H. PUWIGS, “(1.. m.
Oil Cloth Intl letting Very Low
M
Bennelt & Husted,
28 lain 8h, 80. Norwnlk.
hats, listllystets,
Fruits, Vegetable, Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds in Their Sella-r
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
n I. mmrtm. 15.80””.
(incline n. numeral,
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 (it 48 Main sh, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
luminance. No. 7: Bern-rt ureet. Telephone
Cull.'.T~i. Dnyor night. y
Buy of the Manufacturer.
p"
will
. _ ’
AT FIVE MILE RIVER-
The oldut manufacturer of Baby (W now
odors rimmed work for sale in live different uric!
of running gear. 3150 a great variety of bodies Ind
trimmings. at prion! with n will be high mongnlnd
low enough to nu: the more: Intldiom.
C031}: 4\ND SI'JE 3115}.
Frank Boylston
mi 6m
ltllll Elli
~-»Ui’—~ -
ALL GRADES
{13:} .‘ii'
Lowest Prices 1
The first Hoods tor
the Least Money
_ AT—
. 3. BilllllN’S
.‘2 745505 S‘sTUiti’i.
at; Lane’s Block
.2... till: STREEI.
L‘AEFFIGTT
W. 7.. Darwin-v. "vhoru are
'v‘tll‘l'nnlr'll, am; over] your
nu in u..t Ill. ll pz'lt't- «(natural or: In.” J.
$3M} , ..
:3?"
30:55
*‘ZGO
& 5
,3 US
W. t. poems
to egos ....t.t....
l Luci-.1 \annproof (Bruin.
'.tl '.~‘ 2r.':.. qtmlttlvnnf this lime
writ nun L.) rtw ,4!"th enduran—
.-.l.lt.ft-ilw(r|21£ wearer's).
. »
.HJ‘ I
. 'vv ‘ ilnncl-uvwfll. an elegant and
.a . . .. hilln' whiz-ti vrmrmends ttmlf.
' no: Hm. : m-d \\ rlt. A tin: can ohm
wt for m tr nnil durability.
. my \chh is the Ifnmlnni rim-
I'vw,l1{l| .o in or price.
5 "~.:0 I’oi c-mrin‘» Mum- h eternally ~1an
' ;.. ' e e.
.r uni run-o, (amt-fl.
'lt ' n l‘nllu‘h‘ui, tnuumumifm.
n ‘
953 8'. 5...?
SHOES drills,
.. . . ' ... iron-memo make them um
tVul'flIle weaved since In
t
I .u (twm- urine.
.. .rmttt wrnnnot mpply on“
, ..,. Ming 5.:va price. or: a
w. u! r uni
i 'in‘xtl.
v. l. IMH'HIAH. nachos. lul-
John Schaub it Son,
Wuhlngton “not. South flat-Ill. m "I
3’5110 N"
lulr-l :. m'
llIBS'l'lillSl
film-MIR lmbitc .v delivered every blindly"!-
mg.
Fill], (listen, this, Salt Fish.
Spinach, itadishesi Asparagus
l‘mm Grimm's Fame every morning.
Pure Tomato Cotsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS anemia" mommy.
tram & Willem.
HUNT nun
Norwalk Chronicler