PH ‘ ‘U’ ii ' 'S‘OKY.”
"metered. on;
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
> These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
(in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we hm the combination when
desired V
_ Gilts are from loo. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lie. 2 First Avenue,
. EAST NORWALKé;
Elsi urn Pirssm T0 rare.
Patent Medicines
AT OUR P111018.
Iii HGT. HARD NOT TO TAKE,
Loxatonik] $1.00
Hood’s Sarsa Us, .60
Ayers’ Sarsapariila, .67
Dana’s Saran ‘lia, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nervura, .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Cele Compound, .65
Brnndreth’s ' is, .12
Aloock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Capsice Plasters, .12
Castoria .23
Carter’s inns, .12
Atwood’s Bitters, .iI
Radam’s Microbe Killer, qts., L75
Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jars., 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Geo. i}. Stillsnn’s
Drug Store,
ti Washington Street.
Fix us In
Your Mind.
No matter how small your wants may
be, see if we can suit you. Whether
you want one dollar’s worth, or more, or
less, remember that our object is to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.
We deal in
WALL PAPERS.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
IAND UNFRAMED.
Also do general
PAINTING.
PAPER HANGING _
DECORATING BUSINESS.
MW
L. H. Decker,
1! Washington St, to. iiorwsiir
P. S. PICTURES iiiiilill in lililiili
Jacoervr. PLAY-roar
fire. his and Accident insurance,
iliii [Still till iiiiilSE itiiil
Ocean lites-ship Tickets and Sterlv
lag itrai‘lsi lacs-s Negotiated and
Stacks ital . titles 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post (lilies. iisatl hermit.“
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
‘l'atsa.
itswandaseeadlrand
“C. E. Boutwelil
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting wriri Baal
litalizeri Air or tannins. iiin
Extra Charge.
Sets at Teeth, $5 to $10
Officehonrafromtamwospm.
Dr. Boutwell is usin a preparation in nu-
li which renders e operation as nearly
£31..“ as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK s
4 to. Main 8h, 80. liorwallr.
mil in:
BEN‘insuring your life be sure that you
get a plain and definite contract.
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimatea
Do not be misled by names.-—Tontin Semi-
Tontlnes. Distribution Plans. Conso s, etc..
however skillfully‘ldisguised, all mean some
thingindellnite and uncertain. Twenty. iii-
teen. ten years lea ion time to wait to iind
out what you have . Many cha as will
happen inthat time. Better know is at you
are pa rig for when you start. All schema
where y some are to gain what others lose are
alluring and deluslve, and upon this basis
Tontine and Distribution Estimates are made.
agile posslbl you may be one of the lose
member t at the Connecticut Genera
Life Insurance 00. is entitled to your first
consideration since it boldsa foremost lace
among the Lilo insurance Companies 0 this
Country. and otters superior advantages in all
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. Insure in the connections
General Lite insurance (lo. Every Prilcy is
a direct, aim is. and guaranteed contract.
Nothing isle t indefinite to be settled at a fu-
ture time. R. R. L’BOIIMEDIIU. Ag't.
illd Well Hand Laundry.
ti Washington Street,
South iiorwsil
ALI. WORK DON! 8‘ BAND.
'0 ACIDS USED 1! WASHING.
SATISFACTION GULB‘HTIID.
GOODS CALI-ID FOB All) DIMVIB.
In ml! OF CHARGE. 0! TIMI.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch olilce—(loorge it. Cook, Main street,
en.
6
Physician inrfiW—nmeni
MRS. DR. N. A. GUIIFORO
Can be consulted at her office,
.
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. conn.,
from 10a. in. to 7 p. In. any day except Sunday.
The Dor-ioris a regular ph 'air'lan and for
the out. sixteen years has ruru eiirc IllHEAHEh
of 'OMEN ll apwlalty. indies eulierlng
from an (““1"th iiir‘ir ant to the sex can
consult r.Gnilforr lnthe strictwteonildence,
and with the mnrunr-e of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. iiome care
furnished for confinement cases. 'l‘r-rms mod-
erate. All letters; promptly replied to. law
clone sin-Eli». _ afitf
cons.“~ if“
COAL
Old Company’s
LEiilGli,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
nrrnnnn inns.
SOUTH NORWALK
W ‘ . _
* entertainer”
a-BY...
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean, ca
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St...
m. Mm. earn-er "“3“"
mass. Slim. sit.
Prices to suit an.
cums-arm
“new”.
, .l._ f .3 ti
arse!- Wmfiu in" 7 v
on. new
1 or
“is-sinus. sir
Lesson x, THIRD QUARTER. INTER!
NATIONAL scares, sap-r. 2.
Text of the Lesson, John ii, malt—Diem-
ory Verses, 18-16 wooldsn Tent, John
u, id—«(hrmrnentary by the Rev. D. II.
std-run.
iii. “And the Jews' passover was at
hand. and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. "'
After the miracle at Cans, He, with His
mother and brethren and disciples, spent
some days at Capcrnaurn (verse 12), but we
have no further record of that visit. This
is, as far as we know, His second visit to
Jerusalem, and the‘drst since, at the age
of 19, He went up'»with Joseph and Mary
to the passover (Luke ii, 41, 42). In view
of the fact that His brethren did not be-
lieve in Him (John vii, b) we wonder that
they went to Capernaum with Him. it is
not likely that they went to Jerusalem.
The proper more of this feast was“'i‘he
Lord's Passover” (Ex. xii, ll), but like
other feasts had degenerated into more
feasts of the Jews (John v, i).
it. “And found in the temple those that
sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the
changers of money sitting." So 110 found
it again at the close of Ills ministry (Math.
xxi, 12). According to the law, the peo-
ple were to bring to the Lord to Jerusalem
the tithe of corn, wine, oil and the first-
lings of herds and iiocks, but if they were
living too for from Jerusalem to do this
they were permitted to turn the tithes into
money and purchase at Jerusalem what
they wanted (Dout. sly, 22-26). This ar-
rangement, however, did not necessitate
making a market of the temple.
iii. ”And when He had made a scourge
of small cords Ila drove them all out of
the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen.
and poured out the chungors' money and
overthrew the tables." if lie were today
to drive thus out of an ordinary place of
worship on ills holy day all in whose
hearts Ilc sass business or pleasure instead
of thoughts of Himself, whnto thinning
out of many a congregation there would
be!
16. "And said unto them that sold
doves, Take these thin hence; make not
my Father's house mfizouso of merchan-
dise." When He again cleansed the tem-
plu at the close of His ministry, He told
them that instead of its beln a house of
prayer, as God intended, they ad made it
nden of thieves (Math. xxl, 13). At the
age of 12 Jesus had said in this very tem-
ie that He must he nbout ills Father's
mains-is (Luke ii,'~10) or (it. V.) in Ills
Father's house, and now one of the first
nets of His public ministry is to cleanse
that house.
17. “And Hisdisciphs rcmmnbcrcri that
It was s. ritteu. the zeal of Thine ilUllSi' huth
r-nton um up."
psalmtlxixim full of ill-. Mlliv‘rlngs.whir ii.
if we laid to hunt mrrrr', \w would lu-
more full of zeal for ills house, illsr'hurcii.
instead of tmssensing so murh lllihlzilliil‘li
und waslcd null for our own houses or
churches or societies.
is, “Then unswrn-d the Jews and said
unto Him, What Sign sirmvrst tiwu unto
us, seeing that thou rim-st thaw thinner"
A atmilnr qu-mtlnu Is riskui in John vi, 1m.
and Math. xii, his. and in the latter placi-
Jesus told them that tiu~ sign would in:
ihr' typical death and rvsurrwtinu of
Jorruh illustrated In ills own saw. and
now [in will tell them the some thing un-
der another figure. Death and rosium‘r'tlnn
is the grout srorct of power on earth for
Ural.
ill. “Jesus answer-mi and said unto
them, Destroy this temple. and In three
days 1 will raise it up.” This is the rut
iiL‘St intimation from ills own lips of ills
death and rt-sumn'fion, ilr- wrur the null-
typr' of tabernacle and temple, buildings
vrcotmi tlurt Geri might dWr‘ii ml t‘lil'Iii
among men, and In Him God was muni-
fr-st in the lit-sh. it Is interesting in im-
llr'e that thr- tomplu of Solomon was plurr
dr-rvd by Hillshnk in the thirtydourth year
of its t'xlnli-llr'u. .‘r-w 1 Kings vi, lie, and
ii i'lrruu. xii, 3, it,
13”. "Till it mid llu- Jr'Wri. Furry urrd r-lX
yum was this it triple in building, and
wilt Thrill rear it up In rim-r- doys‘" ilo
lug only natural rut-u. they understwd
riothiuuof spiritual liiilltJ‘ill (‘or II. ll»
2i. "ilut- lie sprlri- of rho trrrrplr of His
burly. " rim: irnw tin-y perverted ills Wnrds
rind llung them at Him in ills agony on
the crime {Mark xiv. ns. and xv. L‘Hi. ii
We have iwcnrni- tr-rnplesoi the Holy Spirit.
in whom Father, Son and Spirit lum-
onruv to dwell ii (,‘ur. ri, iii, :50; John xiv,
l7, Bill, wr» lrriist not think it r-iirrmgi- in
have our Will‘liri perverts-d rind thrown at
us in our trials. This is It fellowship with
Christ which nhnlilil make us ghostly m
joint,
29. “When therefore Tic was risen from
the dead ills disciple» nurturnlwrr-d that lie
hurl said this uutu rho-m, lillli they in llvwri
the Scripture, and the Word which Jesus
had said." Tim whole of this gnarled was
written with tho spr't‘iiii object of proving
that Jesus is the Hon of tied (chapter xx,
Bi), and as It mm by the n-strrrectioxr that
no wria with power declared to ho the Son
of (iodiliom, l, it) this may autumn. for
in early mention and "'npilrmla in this gun
pal. It is only when \ urn risen from the
dead or translated to rum-t our Lord that
it shall fully appear that we are aonnof
God (i Jnhn iii, 2i.
till. “Now when He was in J urusulcm at
the pullover, in tlrolmst day, many is»
iievcd In His name when they saw the
miracles which He did." This is the great
gospel of believing. it is found more times
in this “input than in tho other three and
in the Arts All put together. Tho true
running of believing is seen in chapter i.
i9, to he the receiving of Him as our own
Saviour. ’l‘o boilers aimnt iiimisof no
avail unless wo income fully identlilmi
with Him in ills death and resurrection-—
one will Him at God's right lmmi and one
with Him in present service ham
3!. "But Jesus did not commit himself
unto them, because lie knew all rat-n."
The Word “commit" in the same ward
which is translated "believe” in the pro-
reding verse. The it. V. has it “trust.”
Jesus. knowing all men, know whom iio
could trust» beiisvn and was never do-
wired in any, He invited them upon their
pmfesaion as if they meant all they said
and gave them mry possible oppuriunlty
and help in prove themselves sirrrmm, but
lie thomunhly knew them all the time.
26. ".‘ mi net-vied hot that any should
mify of man, fur lie knew what was in
use." lie. being God, (timid mad poo»
pic’s thoughta He is the Lord who
searches heart and reins (Jer. mil, to;
M. ii. 03). for interesting instances of
lite mind reading sou hairs r, 29; vi, s;
is, 47; at. it; ssiv, as, and master
lssit at, e, “for i Irmthem that
into your mind, every one of t "
”I! find that lie new all
i
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This is written in that
I‘m
Bridget is ,an excellent cook; but, like
most women of her profession, she isopinw
ionsted and insists upon making all her
dishes strictly according to her own reci-
pes. Her mistress gives her full swing not
only as to cooking, but as to the purchase
of supplies.
The other day her mistress said to her:
“Bridget, the coflee you are giving us
is very good. What kind is it?"
”It’s no koind at all, mum," said Brid-
get. “It'sa mixter.”
“How do you mlxiti"
“I make it one-quarter Mocha and one-
quarter J ave and one—quarter Rio."
”But that's only three-quarters. What
do you put in for the other quarter!"
“1 put in no other quarter at all, mum.
That’s where so many shpiles the coffee,
mum—by putting in a foorth quarter."—
Youth‘s Companion.
Heartrendin‘.
Foith—J’our Jessie! How old she looks
in her bathing suit!
Carrie—It must seem very sad to you,
considering you have known her since she
was an infant In arms-Vogue.
A Victim.
"Well, i suppose you are another victim
of the strike." exclaimed the justice as
tho raggtd trump was brought before him.
"Yes, your honor, ” replied the prisoner
incekly.
“Forced to go out, of course?”
"Yes, your honor. "
“Did you have any reasons for strik-
lug?"
“Plenty of 'crrr, your honor."
“Any rr'rri grivvnna-si"
“Lots of '01)). your honor. But I didn't
strike first."
"i if r'nrrrsc not.
did."
"I don't know his name, your honor.
lie “'iim :r rmv iiiil'il'lllii'l' to ruin"
"Uh, ill“ bartender struck ili‘s’t’"
"Yes. your horror."
“Arid ilu-rr you wuut out?“
"I lrnd in i-"i nut, your honor,
un rmpiy imp imitlw. "
".\ wri of :l syrrrputhctlo walkout, I
I suppose Pullman
”0 had
fillilliirfir‘?"
"No. you horror Nothingkympritllr‘lif‘
about it all all. A rid it wasn't a walkout,
I run. '
“\i‘wll, ipr‘lw‘rilm‘ by this tirrw you are
nerdy it: T'i'hliilll' your \rurk'r"
"if your honor has tho price. I couldn’t
stand IrIllI nil."
”Uh. l'll iir you all right' The trouble
has quit-tori down. and i think you‘ll find
everything rmdy in strirt, up tomorrow
morni‘vg. "
“l'p for what, your honor?"
"i'p for iii) days. Mr. (71erk,cail the
first who. ‘ ‘-—I' ‘lrlrtnrru i’ust.
.\ slight Difference.
The man who Iirui lnmrr brought. up in
n lmurriirtg hnum- got u. tiny or tvvoull',
with i) luv rlnllurs in his pocket, and con-
ciudt-d in- would mi nwny rind how a big
Limo. rtllr‘ i’vuturn- of which was to buy
rur'uis at .i sin ll l‘t'hlillli‘itlli. iir' reached
the liiiir'r' uud m-ut in in his Ilrst irrr-uk-
Tiifil. 'l‘hr- llIi'I v div r'vslstnnu-n was a porter--
ilvillm' sirui. rind hr- tackled it withizrvrif
gusto .\.’i. r :i mlrrulv nr [Wu Irv i‘lllii‘ii
up the Willlt‘i”
“\i'lurt Irirul of a Nit‘ilI; is [Illrl’ '
ihki‘ti. will. an i‘lirrfl
" Purptrhuu-ro, sir." ruspnrrrlr'rl ilru WHIP
iii'
W, with :r tiirrar‘tr‘l' lip lliiii‘ Hi prrrlv.
‘.\r'r- you mrm' of Hunt?"
“L'vi‘triiuly ~li‘. Why?"
'01:, rrr-tilrrrgl lilmrruht pusslbly you
might irril'r' Inislilr-ivr'd-nul lily urdr'i‘rilul
Imiiruhi luv u luulrdirug house steak. "who
troll Fruit i'h‘mi.
A Trude.
'i'hw ilvilli'ni‘ mim- ni tho lecturer din-r t
irugih-va-rplv in turn thr'irrittontiun in the
platform zit iiii‘ trtlicr «mini tho r'uriu hall
rulruorrishr-d them that there was ii-rl. n
iimrur-iit to im‘uu
'I'lru ili'Iug skvletmi accordingly pressed
his band to his eyes.
"Why." he pron-stud, “do you rimmin-
iii-'1’"
"That's my business," r'nlmly rvtorti‘ul
the Imunimi lady, his wife. assuring herseli
by n ghurm in rho mirror that. her whiskers
We're on straight. ens-truit Tribune.
Espiaintng It.
A littli~ girl of this city n-riently gave it
forcitllo tiruugh iiiir‘olifli‘lnus illustration of
what fun-Ignore ilrrrl n perplexing lastiiiim‘r
ity of our language. iii-r younger brother
lirquirml:
"llo vowa givu lus'f itllii hour?"
“(if course they lilifi'f,"‘Wi\H the m‘nril
fui reply, “You ought to know lie-tint
than than ilmi. i'nwn lily mllk."~—Viv'ueh-
irrgtou Hiltl‘.
A homily Revenge.
"Ynn‘t‘ri had a row \rirh ir'ootiltn Mid
his with, l Iwnt'. and wit. the Wril‘liil of it,"
said tho pmprlviurof thotlwriwr totho
strum mirunaer,
"You,“ Milli tho latter girmmiiy, ”but
i'll got even with them, you bet.“
"Now?"
“I'll crust them for the lovers in the
nut plow "willow York l'i'eas.
Hum-enemas.
Aiiitnwlin you know, i like appearing
in tho Ileiir pictures twitter than any oth-
er kind or n «M l was ever in.
Etto»ii'hy's tint?
Airline-"We don’t. have to have any
dross rrihenmla. you krruw..—Houth M
toil Kiwis. W, W W_
in! Time to We
[lieutenant—We advanced only live
miles yesterday.
Coptoin
what I H’ckrmfli it. Wp'm M ‘0 do M
ter than that. or our relief expedition will
be catching up with liar-”MW Jenn
of Arctic Elpufltiorsw'l'bat'e '
Theodore Olsen
—HAB BOUGHT THE-—
SHOES
00K
-01}.
iarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
s
~FOR—
600 UN TIIIE DOLLAR,
AND IT IS NOW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, ard you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
700 MILE
' SEA TRIPS
By the beautiful new steamships of if.»
Old Dominion Line.:
To 01d i‘oint Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Return,
tliyuv in. Hotel» »l’rlnre-~, Anne ii. tel.)
Must, delightful res-(Iris on the Atlantic roan
for is SI'MMI'ZB OIZ'I'IIG. May he: made in!
Sill. 0M Point Comfort, $1.6.
til. Virginia iBeaclr. r ii i.
A «lay and a quarter at either hotel.
ANGLUDIIIG EVERY EXPENSE.
0f meals and berth.- en route and a day and a
quarter's imarui at either hotel.
This trip Is an Illa-M our. ar- lim rmirw films
the coast with little Ilkellhrmi of wn-ir kin-r“.
and parents in "New runny wars-ring plm u-
and point-r of iiril'i‘i'r-t.
OiD DOMINION 8. 8. DD.
W. L. (il'iilliAi 'llEl_,'.Til.\i' Hlf MASA'JCH.
Pier 20:, S. It. New York.
'il—im
lilTY iii"
W. Podmore,
ASK) .-.\‘v'i'2 MONEY.
Kiir‘irrn Tobin. I]. ll
Extermion TIM”, 31’"
Dinlnur'halrs. @ .‘sli
t'nmmrm ('hain, .tii
Eii‘wi Pfs'km’. N i
Splint Hawker. ,ie'l
Mammoth lin- kr-r. .: “’1
High ('imir mill ’i'nlvlo,
Clearing Sale
1»in Farting".
.lam, iiflmmu'kl. Sears. i‘rrwna. ire Cram
Free-MPH. Hm, Bake-Mir. All new goods.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
”Wild; in iersivy g1 vrn in all lemme iiali's-
A tops) than inilre'l'nwn n Kuwait. In
ihc- ('ouuiy of P'aiiiieivi and P‘fafs- of (Mount!-
r’rri. on the assessment Hit of iriti, that i will
meet ilwm in tiniest!" this: lass-a at thr- follow
in than and 1: area, in w t:
it the slurs» of 9". fl. linrifzmi, last Hawaii,
drown Tower, on Thursday. Arum-t :Ish. iwti.
frrmr Itm‘clmlt ("1‘0"”le until 313$” afivmvmn.
At ”A" slum of 1. ll. ”link”. M Winnipeuir.
rm ther Rfil’fflliflfl of Thrill-h . Admit Jilly.
ii-‘M. than 3 o‘clock oniii 611M vim it.
At the atom of M imam lflbitl’. at Hamil
Five Mile lilwr. on he Merlin: of 'i'humiay.
Anon-t filth lent. from 7 until h‘flirr‘rim is.
M tha "film of o.- mrrmm. umm so. i
Memoir Building. in the lily of N-rrwsiir. in
said Town of smelt on ”intrinsic or; fillet.
Wit, from it o‘rior'it (ms-trims. rintii "cloth
”turnover and from 7 until it in the min .
Mr. H. h. saith. f «informant . m.
minis, ant llr. mi) . Winn. at hie
r we, trauma Piste. iirmrh «malt. are
authorizfli in min insane for in».
(in all rams which that) W” unpaid aim
the Jiih day or Few-her . lamest at the
rare of nine paw not. will is» charged from the
Jim dingo! durum i‘lt. tram the same shall
new . or» at 3.51". Joimuuarww.
in and for natal Town of So: walk. on the list
of rm
Listed at Kmart, (Joan. August 1. is;
s?
m Immunisation
' Wm“ Assassin!-
mm 7
J'mm’ww” ain‘t you ridin mist “Al I“ A. m.
My...“ ole manwsattels as» ‘ at
“all“ , finmhsuflwfl sa
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
s K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. 001m
Opposite Horse RailwayDepot.
“salami Elm street. Telephone “1113 3-!
an
Groceries
If you want good goods that can‘t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
i28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 10¢: each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; iiam and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Tons and Coiloes of the lost, but no
presents.
To
Reach
m
Buyers
is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers. The liner Cross at
buyers buy 'i‘llF. Siihiil‘i‘NEL,
and it is through their trade
thothll
Business
Must
Prosper.
Norwalk Chronicler