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editorial on the above subject
m Courier Journal has the
m It will he read with consider-
flow by people of Connecticut,
L road building is becoming oi
’ importance:
. Mderssyls trying an interesting
tin road improvement, with
<~lfl that have so far proved very satis-
m Thommu is one of state aid
tilts construction of durable roads, the
to be available only on condition that
“county and taxing district through
whichrans the road that is to beimprov-
1‘ as] will! the cost. The principle is
go sound one or helping those who
”9 Wren The state's contribu-
b m or small oncoming to tho
intsrut in road improvements. The
Jersey law was passed in IBM.
Bungee experiment. the state has begun
”appropriating a comparatively small
' Ill,'fli.w0a year. This is to be paid
him which shall make appropria-
tint! for the construction of some roads,
thsonnniy topay two thirds and thostste
W of the cost. The conetruction
nadcarsoi therosds have been placed
1. ill. hands of towmhip committeelI.
, which employ competent supervisors
mold overseer system has been abol-
_ M The counties have been so eager
Umflmtage of the state aid olfered
“(893“! Jersey State Road Improve—
“ “Incistionis urging the state to
m tho scope of the law and increase
’ Motion. The association has
suggested changes in the law which it
thinks would improve it, being all in the
m of regulating the extent of
m aid by the amount of the local con
citation to the work. fine of these
Mons is that the atate pay
forty per cent of the cost, the township
twenty-hrs per cani., the county twenty-
five per cent.,anrl that the remaining
his per cent. be paid by the individuals
it I taxing district laid out at a certain
W on each side or the road. it
E also proposed to require the
”hip to prepare and grade the mad-
”. Another suggmtion, useful in pre-
mm from running away with
., uncanny, is that the expense of road
Will: in any county should not exceed
Will! of one per cent. of the taxable
lemme-i.
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"One great objection that hair been
”mainline! Jersey law is that it
#0 only to roads madeoi broken
“I. old is practically useless for patio
, duhmwhoro stom- cannot be ob-
‘tslnsdeacentat great expense The oh—
io relaxing the requirement on
“point Is that the purpose of the law
is to encourage permanent improve-
(“'illslsts, and that roads made of shell.
gravel and other substances have not
loud satisfactory. Another fault
found with the law is that the state aid is
”available for road work undertaken
by the county. it in thought that town-
‘ips should be permitted to act inde-
j. My. The New Jersey system looks
hibgrsdtlal construction of It system
i of free macsdsmircd roads. The advan-
',tspnisnch roadsis no longer a matter
" of idiots. The enormous is: upon 3in
"I m of a system of wretched mud
tirldslsprctty generally Ilildl'tltliod. It
tape-this to warm all the mud wide
“It. dry turnpllws at unm- No com
My's resources would he squui to
M The work must brdmiegradually,
if“ It the public expelled. and that
Hepatic should pay for it and keep the
Mfr“ is becoming a popular idea.
‘ telltale has become obnoainus. it
as heavy a harden on tlutfsrmer as
land road. but it is MJViOI‘ than
" h work at public «perm.
3,113” tomato anew industry
3 prrovedsngreat a sec»
m: be. by this company,
ts E Sermon,
what Is Going on in Inwayton. Broch-
ls improving.
“billets: masonry to pay for
”I!” 93 city and at this time. The
”Wanampsny, now mor-
isisthsrsetary on Unloustrset. will
'V Imbasimtbatla ofsn
W. The hall-hearing
Willy applied tnvshlclss
‘ character, and. it is believed.
$3393“... In.
and ham View one} bag;
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NEXT ””03 NEIGHBORS.
side. nation and Wssiport.
lire. David Fallow, who has been sick,
lire. William ’1'. Raymond is very sick
with pneumonia at her home on main
street.
Word has been received here of the
death in New York, Thursday, oi Joseph
Bull. father of Mrs. Lewis Parker. who
is a summer resident of this place.
'ltev. “oomph “A"; ' Judge“ will" prunch’ln'
the Baptist church, tomorrow morning.
on “The Silent Christian.” Evening sulI-
jsct. "From the Bottom of the Sea."
The entertainment which was to have
been [re last night. in Guider’a Halli
for the benefit of the Methodist church,
was {postponed on account of the unfav-
orable weather, until to-nlgbt.
Rev. J. H. Slater, pastor of the Metho—
dirt Episcopal church, will preach to-
morrow morning on ”The Present Chris-
tian Church and its Relation to the Past
and Future in the Place of Salvation "
The evening subject will be, "I was
Wounded in the House of my Friends."
BBO0KSIDII.
M. B. Parsons has recently sold several
flue horses. lie is always busy, even in
dull times.
Hezekiah Sitts has been sawing consid-
erable timber since the cider trade cloa-
cd, and is now getting out railroad ties.
Crofut & Rose, the millere, are running
their grain mill day and night. The
wonder in, who buys all of the product.
Dr. McKenoy in doing a large trade
with his celebrated llnimcut It in not
only an external. but an internal remedy.
Al. Davie, whose truck farm is located
on the river, contemplates puttingip a
water wheel for irrigating purposes, after
the manner of the eastern countries
George 1. Keeler butchered a lot of ex-
ceedingly fat hogs this week. The
neighbors are in luck. ills men were
obliged to discontinue. cutting ice on
Thursday. owing to the thaw.
The people herenbouthnpe the vacuum
plated boulevard will be made to the new
depot at Rowayton. as much building is
contemplated the coming season. Mrs.
Ward has sold several building lots to
New York parties. who will build. Look
out for the liroeiksido boom. Raymond
Brothers are improving the Avery place.
making ready for the bulge. which is
pure In come.
liAlillllii AM) NOBOTIIN.
Mint Helen L. Scofleld is the guest of
relatives in Yassaic. N. J.
W, K Hammond has accepted a posi-
tion as coachman with William 1‘. Ray-
mond, in Rowayton.
Harry Monard, a student at a business
college in Stamford. bad a valuable over-
coat stolen from the coat-room in the
building a few days ago. it in supposed
to have been thr- work of professional
sneak theivee. but as yet no clue to the
guilty partice has been obtained
A special prayer meeting was held by
members of the Presbyterian church,
Tuesday etching. at the home of Bradley
ilull. There was a good attendance and
the meeeing was both interesting and
profitable. The usual Wednesday night
meeting wan hold at the parsonage.
The choir of St. Luke‘e Episcopal
church is being reorganized, previous to
the taking charge by Professor Smith.
who begins his duties as musical director
and organist, at Easter. Several new
voices will be added, and it I» expected
that the music will be superior to any
the congregation has ever heard.
Judge Cullen, oi the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, decided Thursday. that Actor
J. K. Emmett. Jr.. against whom a
judgment had been secured for “40.72
by Mrs. Emeline Duran. of No. 434 Gold
street. New York, for the rent oi his
summer cottage at Noroton. must stand,
or he must give a better excuse than he
has done. (In May 1. MILK. Walter
llollenhurg. an actor in Ernruettscom-
puny. hired the cottage st .000. and it is
alleged that Emmett and his friends had
sgreat rival of fun thsm,hut all they
paid in the shape of rent was .60 on sc-
count. Thaplsintii‘l' nttsched the scen-
ery at the Columbus Theatre. and Em-
mett got an order to show cause why the
attachment should not he set aside.
. lilitl’l‘l’lili'l‘.
W. J. Finch spent Holiday with hisson
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ira. Jane Beldeu has been visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
'l'he Whist club will met last evening
with loitrand B. Cannon.
susstoi friends here. Wednesday.
string with lire. Katie ll. Wheeler.
limes Esther and Laura fit. J.0hapruan
8am.
“mo. lb III m... 24- ,....
Charles Karrie. of Bridgeport, was s
The Weapon Social club met last or.
lire Annisstaples is a arrest of the
A. 'l‘. Burner Greenwich, was a guest,
yesterday, oihls Katha. Henry P. Burr.
‘l'iIs chantanas circle will meet neat
‘l'ussdsy evening with Iliss Mauls
Wood’s satchel factory shat sown
m “subtler the reminder of tlnus
tbswssk.
Isa. Ushers 'l'. breasts an after-
assaissstlsrmenlssth lain
liorwallilardwareto
42W Isle that.”
THE SUNTMYfiSCHOOL.
Lésaon VI, riser comes, iNTER-
NATlONAL SERlES. FEB. ll.
Inns of the Lessor» urn. svil. how-Ilene
cry Verses, 7. a— Golden Text, (lass.
xv, Hammentnry by the now. D. M.
a . .
l. “And when Abram was ninety can
aid and nine. the Lord appeared to A ram
and said unto him, I am the Almighty
God: walk before his and be than pep
an “(ulna Aha...“
clean, heal
the hair and soul in a henlthco ,
3 9 We venomous common
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I have used the hair tonic prepared by Ilies Rider for over
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Children’s
entered the laudui Communion chapter
sil,s),' duringwhich time Lot left him
and went to dwell in Sodom, while Abram
removed his tent. and alter to liahrontxiil,
12,18). At tbirl ilmoihn Lord appeared
and renewed the covenant tic next see
Abram stunning Lot and his goods from
the four kings, and being blamed by Mel
chizedcc he gives him tithes and in ena-
bled to Infuse the goods of sodom. In
chapter xv the Lord comes to him again,
and we have lot- the first time fear not,
shield, reward, believe. righteousness and
other words. 'l'hI-n follows another story
oi bumnuwisdom and weakness, and a
blank of i3 yeara(onmpuro xii. 10, and
xvii, 1), after which in this lesson Jeho-
vah appears again, but with a new name
—-God Almighty. or El Shuddal. Al-
mighty, or Shuddai, signifies the all until
cient one and is euggentivn oi bountiful,
others. Jehovah virtually said to Abram.
You have again listened to human win
dour, wandered from MI! and failed, now
return and walk lwfnrc \le sincerely, up
rightly (sec margin), for I am the power
fill, all sufficient (them-~15“ Shuddnl «and in
Me alone you will ilnd all your coal.
2. “Anti luill make my covenant be
tween Mo and thee and II ill multiply then
exceedingly" Thirteen times: do we find
the u urgl “covenant” in this chapter and
once in xv, 18, making at full twice seven,
Gnd' a perfect number. Nino limea lie
Ellyn “My rotunaut.‘ ‘emphnsiring the fact
that it inull of Him. He is the author and
finisher of it, and it cannot fall. The time
will surely mime “hon, notwithstanding
all their wanderings. He will yot give them
repentance and rominsion of sins and will
perform the truth to Jacob and mercy to
Abraham \v blah He has sworn from the
days of old (Atria \ Iii Zoch. xii. lo;
xiii, l, Mic. \ii, ‘Ill.
8 “AIIIlAlIrmn fell on bin face, and
God talked u ith him, haying. " This pool
tian is suggmiiw of weakness. unworihi
amp, nothinunm, on the port of Abram,
but. of “or-ship uml adoration toward God
When Jesus appeared to John on Pntmos,
John fell at. his feet. as dead. So also Dau-
iel, when he saw the glory of the Lord, fell
on the ground with his face toward the
ground .lici i. Dun. x. 9. Isaiah
suid. ““00 is 11w. for I am undone. " and
Job enill. luhhnr Inyeuli" lea. \i. 5; Job
xiii, ii; .\ eight oi the ion] and His
lx-nuiy urul imllnvus Ileliiua mi from any-
lng or ilIile Int: IIInllIiug more about our-
aeluv llllll ( lllihlirl In; to glory only in tho
Loni.
4. “As for Mo, behold. My covenant is
with “it“, and thou shalt. be It father of
many “axiom." The details of the cove-
Imnt are more fully unfolded with every
new Inuit-Intuit «If it. Find, God would
multnnf him :I great nation, then they
should he tut runner-mm Im the dust of the
earth, then no the store of human then
they Willllll how. great substance. but now
he is to become II multitude of nations sec
margin) WluItI-wr fulfillment of t is
tilt-rowan in tin- wimcntlnninoi Ishmael
and of tho mm of Kr-tiirab there. in doubt
leash fulfillment to be manifested in the
coming on. \l'u do hell to hold fast the
promise uml unit IIith expectation He
will do exceeding abundantly Itbotn all
our thinking.
ll. “Neither elinll thy name any more
horrztllml AhntIII. hut thy name ehall be
Abraham, for II father of rnnnynntione
base i III: llli lime. “ Some of the evholans
may not LII-m Ilmtlhe part of thuImme
wbiIlI aigri‘ulw Tllllll'l' is the first two
letters Ah. l‘lm addition to hisnnme in
most. ennui-Mire. 'l'lm new consonant nIlIl~
edits ll, rabbit in the principal lotiu‘in
God it great name ----- .ir-hmuh (.l 11 \ III,“
so that it appears Int if liml breathed liim
self into Almun The only pime the name
Almighty its fnuml in the Vow Tenement
ouinlrlo of lip winiinn is in lilnllft'fillll
ultlnliw promise" iltill rim-ll in them
and walk in tin-.m " and in mndltionrd
upon t'omplom reparation from all Imhe
llci and unilutummn (3“ t “I. \l lil- HI
ii. “Ami l u ill InuLo thee s-xmullng
fruitful. um! 1 «viii tn: the nailnrw of thee,
and king». I-lIIIli mow out of lbw." The
new feature lwru in the lust clause con
coming kings. inasmuch an all in Christ
are chililrvn of Abrnlmm, and nil in Christ
are king» and pr'iI-eia unto (ind and shall
your“ on llIeIIIrliI. we shall certainly are
a iuiiilinwnt in ihscornlng kingdom (Gal.
ill. ‘20; lbw. I 9, l0; Lulu: six. 17). As
tufruitfulm-M» millii' of tho lnstwnrrls of
Jinan nru concerning the mud! fruit that
lorlllm iiml uml him We may bear it (see
ohn at). and the sorrel. of it is even in
this lemon, nllr I-Inptinem, and God in us
the all tillm'li‘lli. unn lined also Rom.
vii, 4.
‘l'. “Ami i will mlablluh My covenant
brtwwu me and lill'l'. and thy tired after
then in their gum-rullotta, for on everlast-
ing mil-aunt. to he ailmluuto thee and
to thy uracil after then. " The everlasting
covennnt in mentioned rennin in Verso l9 in
minnt'i lion u lib home, the prrnnlsod seed,
type ofChrist, the true need, who is also
sonof Abrnlmmtiinl. ill. in. Mnth.l, l),
andsonoi‘ David, in and through whom
all the premises shall he llit rally fulfilled
and all mya cries made clear us noondny.
fl. “Andi will minnow lime nnrltothy
seed sill-r thet- the land “hmlll thou art
a stranger. all the liimi of (motion for an
everlasting twmmnlrm, hull i will be their
God " As to the breadth of thslnnd m
eha Irv is. find notice that it reaches
sfiupbrritns. rm it shrill he theirs
lnrsver. although they have as yet been
longer nntof it than in it. the prophets
abundantly testify Among the pinlnest
statements swollrsli. Maribel. at: Arms
ix, ill. Jer. axsi, 0940, and listen to these
wonderful wards order. xxxil. 4.l "twill
at thorn in this land assuredly with
a heart and with lily whole soul."
Whoever can doubt thntit shall besois
surely worthy of the name of infidel.
. “And God mill unto Abraham, Thou
ahslt heap his covenant. themfore. thou
smith y
seed slur thee in their genera.
Then loliows an account of that
which t wmm ltesp. even the riteof
,ns u when or the covenant.
self sacrificiuglove pouring itself out for " '
lilll llliil
All. Villlll SUITS
matinee?
They are in the air. in the
water. in our blood and
system. are the real
cause or disease.
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The Wml'tadamlilcrobelllllerCo”
7 Lalgllt St" New Vorlt City.
[-2. (i. ‘I'OIIIJI‘HON. 3 North Inln BL.
loath lurwulk.
Children’s Reelers
at cost. Much less than they
can be bought another season.
Suits anililteiers
are from the beat New York
manufacturers and perfect in ilt
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lhildren’siiaisis
AT 25 CENTS.
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Men s Furnishing Goods.
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WASHINGTON STREET,
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OATS
"ill Woluil'i“ "I“ in llIr- bushel. 2L)”: lu-g
Hunting, Stern and Isa-Fitting.
Tin sad that Iran Wort.
lint llr Heating.
Plans and estimates htrnlshad for either
hot water. steam or hot air heating.
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NORTH
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Tristram & Hyatt,
. No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
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Embroiderics are in order now and we think we I
needed In getting the correct thing. have one
We have determiner] to do a larger businean In the line and
have enlarged the assortment :0 that our customers can readily
be suited In all of the desirable styles and widths.
()ur patterns are uncommon and diveisified and npprotiately
handsome as well. Laclies' will find it to their advantage In
man ways to examine our stock.
or variety and prices we offer inducements second to none.
Our assortment includes:
h‘rlgingn and Ineertinga In ( Imbric, Nainnook and Swiss in
all widths from 50 to $1. (10 per yd
ltdgin s in three widths with insertm to match.
FLO CINGS. -—Poinl Do (lenr- E trim! and inserting.
Colored edging, all widths.
All over embroidery in white and unloved.
Tristram &-Vlriyait, Norwalk.
SLEIGHS.
TWli BARLBADS 0F SlEIlillS
Racers, Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Familv Sleighs. Business Sleighs,
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