sn & VAN scov.
consort rronrrr run up our STREETS.
TON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
V ‘3‘ 1‘ Thomost charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
true trout rmr nnrrrmo Houses
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
= , Prof. Smythe’s-orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
:_- v pavilion daily.
The excursions for this week are August 6, Fire Depart-
ment of City Island, Y. M. C. A., Morristown, N. J .; August 7,
A. 0. United Workman; August 8, Grace M. E. Church, of New
Haven, Great Neck Union 8. 8., Christian Endeavor, Stamford,
Milford 8. School; August 9, moonlight excursion of Huntington,
Fifth Regiment, C.onn.; August 10, Occeia Club, New York.
iiotorr Point Improvement Company. Owners anrl' Proprietors.
J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
- u. m
liliANilE 0F TIME ON SATURDAY
The New Passenger “Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
#32::
4.3-:
‘3'" " an) -..,,.
Mill SEiiilllE BETWEEN SillllH lllllliiilli AND NEW lililll.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; exconsron; 70c.
vuflouth Norwalk at. 7:!" a. m.
veaBeehman street, at 2:1b p. in. (Saturdays, 1:33 p. m.) imnves East tllst street. at
III. (Saturdays 2.1)) p. m.)
t boats for Norvmlk leave New York. Monday. Woulnwdny
II. Leaves Norwalk.'ruesdsy.'l‘hursday and Saturday at moo p. m.
and Friday at
IO).
Freight, recurred
“immunised: um.
fjj ST E AM
sxcuRETon ‘
Ell “FA‘VllRITE.”
PLEAsuri°E BEACH
SUNDAY, AUGUST rr.
. Lento South Nor-walk, 2:00 a. rm; leave Pleasure Beach. 4:30 p. m.
25o~Tiolrsts Entire llound Top—25c-
nun—ASK FOR-*-
onowrr's $3.00 snot
And you will see not onlya
fleet and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
_ But one in which the
5 lost Iaterial is llsorl. Combining Durability and Style
taking it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. as
. S. BROWN’S;
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
‘ Try the “WANT” columns of The
” 8e tinel.
tar strife between the two opposing
menu in the Wye-one contending for a
ticket and platform on a "sound money"
huts; the other clamoring for tree can.
agreement. From start to finish the white
metal contingency did nearly all the talk-
ing on the street, in hotel lobbies, at u.
rious headquarters, in committee roomy.
caucuses and finally on the liner of the
convention room.
By an apparently fortuitous incident
the silver men had a fine chance to ex-
ploit their views in the convention hall
from the fact that the resolutions commit.
tee got intoa wrangle on the financial
plank that kept them in the committee
room for several hours. the currency reso-
lutions being overhauled rind reconstruct-
cd two or three times beforonn agreement
was reached and tho ninjority milking
persistent efforts to divert tho introduc-
tion of the minority report. During this
lntorvultho convention did nothing but
listen to free silver speeches by mdicnl
white motul t-hnmpions.
'l‘lioopymru-nos of free silver prusorwd
silt-non except that (into Sells nnulou short
tulk of :t conciliatory ohnrnctor. 'l‘ho con-
tr'ovi-rsy grow wurnr ruul hitter, and when
the minority roymrt. favoring {roll coinage
was introduced llillliill‘l‘ prolonged silver
(iihl‘ilehllril \Vlit-l prwlpltutori, mid foruwhiio
tiu- pror'muliligs \vun- tumultuous.
Tho film] roll Pull on lhr- rt‘soiutinufl
FhUW'I‘ll tho whiiu rm-lni crowd (Ir-fouled by
n \‘lltl‘l or r5519.J to 4201,. A mighty shout.
mingled with grouus, lilHHl‘rl mill unnih-
rotors, followed tho nnnouru‘vrrn-nt of the
result. A largo nurnlwrof l‘r-vv silvvr dole.
gull-s inrrnorliotr-ly lrit. tho hull, not. wait-
iutr for nominations.
The static lll‘kl‘i was tiwu nmniunlod us
follows: For governor, .lutigo W. i. llnhh,
Mount Plormmt; liout- uunt governor. ox-
liovornor S. L. livsllm'. Cilrtriinll; super-
intendent of public instruction, Lyman
B. Purshnli. Muouohotn: ruilroud mm-
rnissionr-r. (Tolouvl (ir‘orgt' .lnruvo. Du-
huquo; suprorno judge. Senator Thomas
Gr. Hnrpt-r, Dos Moinos.
Judge ilnhh nrndo n brief symt'rh of ac-
ceptance, in which he said he only "room.-
od iwl‘lsllsiu of the ropoatmi urging nnd his
devotion to tho porty nnd his intvrost in
the state in which he was born and ruisod.
iiv snld tin- dllIr-rr-nm-s oxlsting in thrr
party as rim-Moped in this r'orm-ntrion
\vr-ro in rognrd in rlvlulla rilllll'l‘ thun to
grout prinr-iplos irn‘olvt-rl in llnurr-‘iol rsnd
min-r lonrilrtr: issue‘s. “'ltirlr should lu' loft
to logislutiou.
it is ”Hill rstoori tlrrrt llmmu- will not
ru'r‘vpr ilil' ln-utounul powrtmrelup rmrui»
lllllilyll. iio in to strong fr'ro votrutgv mun,
tutti ii is mid lhui hr» was .vhm‘vu in hope
of rour'iiiuting tho uilwr pwpio. iir mys
ho l'uuuor unrtslsronlly run on .w strum: is
"sound runuvy" platform.
LOST ON THE BANKS.
The Suffrrings of Two Plain-roman \drifi. In
"u- Fug.
iloslllx‘. .\llr.'. sm'i‘ho Wurrrn litu-
sti-nruvr l‘urnlrronmu, ('upluln Joni-s,
which urriwd from Liwr'pmri. pivkr-ri up
l’hnrh-s i~‘. lilinu urul Peter Anderson.
uni of ”iv l‘i‘r‘\\' of tho lilonr‘t-slr‘l‘ fishing
H‘hlmut-r W. E. )ir‘ilonuld. who were
nt-‘truy from thvir vow-oi and who hurl been
()5 hours without food nrrd with only whut
water (hr-y wuro vnnhlmi to notch in their
Sou‘wl-stvrs during it show-r,
illinu is on Arm-rim". mul And-‘rs'on is
it llnno. They “'r-rr‘ lost in tho fog u‘hiio
tending irnwls. 'l‘ho uu-u xvi-re grrntly
vxhuusrr-d nnd hurl ulruost gin-u up llllpt‘
of rosr'uo. ml in tho thick fun-l thvy had
lwrn prism-ti by Slt’lilllr'l‘e which u‘rrr' near
enough for tho lost ruou to hour the swish
of tho propu-llr'n. but which llilll'll to hear
the shouts of tho lislu-rnn'u. Fortunately
the fog lifted Jiln’f us ilu' i‘uruirrnruun
(him in sight. ltllil tin- nu in porn puke-d
up nud l-urr-d for it}; thr- rillll'r‘l's lHlIl trow
of tin» \ll unwr.
('aughi In the Nlrlr of Time.
ilnllotilvx. X .l . Aug, H — Julius lit-rp-
holl “its ur‘rrslul hl-r'v ut rho Humor-o of
(‘hnrh-v i". Muttlugn- t\' Sort, provision
(loulvrw of lift": lii'i‘l'il\\ll‘h nli‘l’t‘l, New
York l-lty. lio nus r:m-..:ltt Jilhl us hv Wilri
ulmur to luumi u ~tr-uruvr for linruilurg.
'l‘hv nr‘rir‘l‘ upon whirl: lu- \\':l.~ urn-stud
\ms lusuod iry Huprt-uu- l'ourt .lllelll‘t' Lip
plru‘oll, urul lhv :truouul im‘ulwd i»- sold
to ho in tho vir‘lllil,\' Hi $‘Jll.lhtll. it is rrl
lrpml thut In- drrw tunru-y on l'rnruluh nl
hills of iuriing
III-Justice Strong (‘rilirnliy Ill.
\\‘.\.~um.ro\. Aug. 5. unkind mil-hm
thist'ltyol’ tiu-pn-mrtous lllllr'wui or Just-
”('0 Strong of tho Mllm-iur rlrlil'l ol i-alku
hilttmwku. N. \’.. win-ru his furtuly is
staying. ’i'hu junior-K illru-ss is duo in tho
rmults of n lull douu u llight of stops
“hit-h ril'l‘lii‘l‘t‘ll soruo limo iu Juno. ills
rrtlvurrm-d IIKI‘ rrvnrll-ru hi» r'nlilllllrtll I'i'll'
iml.
lrrmr-lml l'ontrtwis Dissolve-l.
l‘r'r‘rsm‘mr. Ann. is «\w o Trail“ of rho
Iuiuors' m‘lth-rm-ut tlw I‘J opvrutors who
hurl trom-lml l'llillf'tli‘lk’ with rhrir nu-u ro-
ivurwri tlrvur. 'l‘lro routrru'l». ooropvllwi the
rum to Work for an l't'lii‘l moi prohihiu-rl
lhr-nr uttrruliuyi rm-otiupwt‘ rrrry lulmr nn~
ion or from lit-tug llll‘liilh'l‘w’ of mu- union.
Alleged l'rlmlnul in a Null I'iighl.
.\l..lr.\nr\', Aug. h.~-'l‘lut poll-'v imrvur-
r-mtml u roort who nuns-ore to the dom‘rix»
lion ot‘ th-urrh-s, wuuivri for [ursltlillt‘u bur-
glories rill owr tho mrrutry. \Vlu-u rtrrrrsh
mi. he won hull lli‘r‘wr'ri urui Mowing.
Throw in o roword of limo" oli'vrr-d for
liortulvs‘ rupture.
(fraught a “Ins [Atheism
(loot-r'rcsrrzu, Mom. Aug. H.-~A blue
lobster won token to one of tho trope at
Anulerprom. ltwus purchased by I’rofossaj
hr ilyutt of tho Hrnlthsonlnn institute of
Washington to ho yrl‘M'I‘VH‘ for scientific
purynnws.
The Visitor! Typothatse.
Mrsxnsr'om, Aug. ll.—-'l‘hu linttml'l‘yo
‘ pnthotm not in this city, moving ovoi-
from St. Poul. it has iM'l'Il resettled that
tho mutt l‘rmwntiotl will he hold in Roch?
‘flii‘i‘.
American legion of Honor.
Hens-riots Ht'ursos, Aug. ll.«»'l'hogmhd
alumni of the state of Now York, Ameri-
:on Legion of lionor. adjourned otter de-
ciding to moot- hm ngnln in 18W.
Gun Shoot at Iii-[hamlets
Itrsonnurotr, N. Y.. Aug. ti.--The
tournament of the Binghamton Gun club
use mood at their range on Beethoven
Post.
WW! "I“.
I‘str showers st
“WW _ i W
. till ’ ,
newton r. mares, so
lent er in. Ins-ea. hum. xxi. more...
‘ on we... a. Maiden Text. John in,
IMommentary by the Rev. 1). If.
Itearu.
Mr
.11.
4. “And they journeyed from Mount
Hor by the way of the Red son, to compass
the land of Edam, and the soul of the peo-
ple was much discorrmygpl llocuuso of the
way." Mom was Esra» .Incoh's brother.
60 the Edornltos were new klnsrnen of Is-
rael, according to tho‘ flesh. Yet they re-
fusod to allow Israel to puss through their
land. although Israel viii-ml to pay for the
water they might use while prissing
through (xx, 15.21). In the previous r-hnp-
tor we have also rninr'oount of tho (10th
of Miriam in the first month, and tho dmrth
of Aaron in tho llflh month of the forth-til
yrnir. Smohnptorxxxili, :ltt. Wolludlsrnol
tin this lesson about whorowo saw thorn
in tho lost lesson, but it is 38 yours later
in thostory, llundrods of thousunrls hm'o
died in tho wildt-rnr-ss, our! to now genera»
lion has grown up. yot of those 38 yours of
wunriorings her-nuso of their unholinf wry
know scorer-1y unything. They were out
of follows-hip, nud it Wm lost time. “'0
our reminded of the 1:3 yours of Ahrnrn's
lilo of width we know nothing (lit-n. xvi,
ll'l; xvii, 1), null of the lost lino-of tho
annrilo (Nun). vi. 12). When we one out
of ivllowship with God through unholivf
or Worldlinoss, the limo is lost, \i'r- am»
reminded lhut tho journey of “to isol‘tcn
a weary one in tho llcsh, but if we lift, in
Christ. who is ‘ ‘thcwuy" (John xiv. ll), nnd
will ('uniinrnriiy “consider liiru” uml
"hulk onto lliru" (livh. xii, 2. in. wool”
ho gri‘uliy holpmi nud strr-rlglin-notl rind
will not he lliul'utlrurzr‘rl, own though our
own n'lzltions turn uuuinst us. Think of
tho irrotiuvrot‘ .ilwl. tho hrolhrr-u of damp!)
and of David. uud r-wrr tiu- lmvthrr-u of Jo-
sue did not ut ouo limo in-lir-voiu iiim
(John vii, 5).
5. “And tho pmpic spnkr‘ ngninsl (5er
null ngruinsi litmus. \l’iu-n-fon- iruvo ye
brought us up out of Egypt to die in the
u’ilrior‘uoNv for thvrr- is no hn-ud. nuilhr'r
lslhr-rr-nny wotrr. uud our soul lnrorlwtlr
this light hroud." l’s. lxxviii tells the
story of their sin from lM'HlillllllK to end.
In “Pill. ix. ‘Jl. )loz-r-s all)“. “\'r- huvr- hm-n
nvbl-lliuus ugulnst tho Loni from tin- dny
that I Lin-wyon.” In Nuru. xi. 1. it is
wrlltvn thut "when tin-yx-s'iplocomplaint-d,
lltlllqtlr'uit-d llu' Lorri. ' Anti ill i’~. xrv,
in. tin- Loni iliruwlf >:l}‘-¢ "Forty your-s
lulu: was i grimml with this irt-run'otiorr.”
What u i‘l‘lir‘l to turn to iiimof “'llllill it is
Nllll inf; llp‘ {3.632. r‘, "'l‘lli~ is .‘lp' llrimvri
Son. in whom lulu ur-ll plow-ll." ur'rl to
hmr llrl- mm Mirror-ll .if.’ "i lllllil\\'ii)'~‘
tho..- thing“ llmi pit ;_~.- iiuu (Moth, mil.
6'»; sll‘llll \ ill. "my, Tho Word for its i~. " llo
nil thruxh without lillll‘fillilf'lllLZ-s or rl1~put-
lug»- " “ilo r :»i'ir’ltl \lllll ~u~lr t‘rinpm uw'
)lz ltlxl'” (l‘:.ll ll. 1 l. ”r‘ll \iil. it.
him i For x. h lot.
i‘. ".\rul llw- i. :t‘tl ~v ut ill’i‘ff worn-rite
mount: llrv pouplv. illtll they lut tho I mplw
urnl rrtuvltpmph-ui l~i‘.l|‘lllll‘il " in .l.m-.w~
iii. 5. ii is soul that thorouguo i~ rm mt»
ruly oul lull of rimullj.’ poimn. old of sin—
lll'l‘~ it is will in llnru. lll. iii. “'l‘lu» puimu
of n~p~ i~ urulvr lhvir lips," 'l‘ho proph-
hull lwrn slurult ring lioll \r. illr tho poison of
tlu-ir toruzuw uuvi now lip-y urv rn-uping us
they NI‘VHI. Tin-y smwd tin-\Virui mul
thvy nro rr-uping tlu- whirlwind riinl. \i.
7; ilo-s. viii. 7). Forrwtiruvs‘nan-iii rook
oiling owrirrkost v slurp-r, us in the mom
of Koruh ninl his company, Arhuu aim.
tutti Atmtlius nurl Supphim. hut it he .‘ll
“nys prm I'ill‘l] lly llllll‘li lung Milli-rim: null
pullout in.’w::rnrruw-. in ”to dim of
North. "iiv thut in-lrur oftwu ri-prlumi.
lilil‘lll‘ilr'lli his tic-«l, ~lmll elitltll'iil)‘ lrr' ill“
r-li'upr‘rl ultll llml \l‘lllt-vtll ruliwriy" il'l'fiv.
xxrx. ii. ‘ lhmuw thrrv i~ \n'ulh, lu-urrri'
hut iiv ldhl‘ llll‘!‘il\\‘1|)'\\'llll ills «who;
thou u gri-ul muwru l'.‘lliii|rl rh llwr tin-r"
(Jolt, .\\\'\i. 1‘),
7, "ill: t‘I-E'vtr‘v' llu‘ pr‘npll- l‘Jlilil‘ in .‘lrm'e
:lltll Mini, “r' li.l‘.r' .‘lillll‘ll. ittl‘ “l' lrJt‘u'
P-lllllnl'il :ttzzurr-«t llro Loni null llilllllhl thw-
i'my mm. rho Lot-d tint lln- i.ll\l' 2l\\.i.\‘ riw
wt‘pwtth l‘r‘r-::t lr~. Ami .\lll~o‘~ ltl‘:i}t’ll loi‘
lllr‘ yuwplv " in l’~. mil \w l‘mul uglitt
out! until ll:.|l t‘u-y rriul unto llo' Lord
in tip 21' ll‘nlilllr'. .Ittri lir- lr-urrrl :izul til-liv-
I‘i‘rll tlmul, ilt- i~ lull of u-ompohrou urui
futuzih Low. .‘tilll for ll~ it t~ \lr'ttlrrr that
"If \\r will": ~~ our on», ilv l-t forthtui null
Juli in lirl'lli'rr‘ in our wit». .illll to r lr‘.lll~r'
m l‘i'oruull umr:lrt-nooruwfi (i .lttlm r, 5-)
'l'lo i~ A Liar \\r|‘.' in li\l. llll\\l“,l".‘,
tlmu rlmt of l wlx~l:!ltl ~ .lllrlllu utni rt p. ill
itu: . “1* “Li“. \xitlit mild-1:11” no No 5-;
in tho light. hum- inllu\\~lri[| With Him
mui r. Juno ill ”in“ liltlrrll llt.ti l‘ll.lll~l'lll
”will all ~rtr ll John i. it, “u dull ro-xrr
nil this ~lrio oi llm y'lur‘y “‘er in low ri limt
l‘lrzitmtrr: ill. all, loll \le tuitl‘ liiiir‘ \Vllillil'l‘
ful \n'tur‘y our Nu :trul fl-llo\\'.~llip ulllt
final.
h. " .\u«l tlw- ln'l‘il will onto him-m. .\l.rl.t-
flu-«mllion's-11"!” Milli N'l ll Ilia-ll ll lull".
rrull ll ultztll rvlru‘ l‘I [Kl‘w llzzrt Il\r"‘_\‘ ”up
lllril r~. ltltl n ulwu ho llllllu lll upon it nlmll
Huh" ilnw hlrattgl' lilo hunt-ll}. :t ltto'
“N, of rim: “1.:er ~ll‘\\' tin rn' Haw-41;
“Winn ill llll' i.‘ll'll .ll'~|l~. \\ll-I hulk llllllil
lllm our lilo lir'm, tho lilo or w r-f sinful
limit. .Lllil nu» itrrulr- ~lu for us ill-xiii \lli,
:l; H l‘ur \, ‘3: t. ’l'lrr- .mvrywrrl lll‘lrll"lr' tl-‘uill.
utul thr- illwrowor llll' hi'l'iulif lu-ouulll
lift» ll) iii-m rurun ~lll {Hill illJllir‘illil
llll‘ I‘lll'M‘ li‘. llu‘ .‘lntl l f Moll. ill ilw lilm
rum of .\rl.ou ioml-I u rurw lnr ir~. l‘rtlllr'
lilo uml loultlmmi puntu- Illnru. \. l.'. 17;
Hill. iii. lili lint: ~41!!va lllr‘ “Irv .tr' lilo!
'i’lrnturh .1” lot! rlvori from tho nr'pvlit's
llllv. H but tlw ginning raw I'ntllll luv lltw
lil‘illl‘ll ovrpvul thorn mu lilo.
it. “An-I Mow-s rmulou r-vrpmtt‘of ltmw
llllll put it upon to pale. utol it mum-to pom
llrrrt if n mvrpvnt hurl lvlttr-u uuy mun. wluiu
ltvln'hr'itl tho wrpml of lmm. he lived.“
in John ill. ii. iii. woiho Moviortr‘s up»
plir‘nlion of this to lilmevli. Write your
own moon in full in John Ill. ill. ins-trod
of tho worrls“tlro World" and "winner
river," and hollow lhnl Hod tor-nits you.
turd tho lwllm-iuglmk upon lllruwho illml
for you. in thr- ilght of John i. ii. will
surely brim: you life. if (7. il. Hpurgmn,
ltrlw rusting from his inlmrs. [manual from
tlmlh to life lry rt look. in Hlll'illt'lii,'ii fol-to.
sir, 22!. you run do the some if you will.
'I‘honlonr-uwnt has hum nuulr‘; iiwwurk
of providing nuivtupilotrhrw innit! iilrislu-rl.
vitriol. diml for our slim. tmrordlng to tho
Hiripilm-s; ilr‘ wus delivered for out of“
fortsosntul rolml oguln forourjustilh-nllon,
lllltl now tho ywnilvnt slum-r who honestly
Irwin-s lllru lslnstuniiy jrrellllml from all
things otui rnnrlr- m-r-oplmi in tho Beloved
(l Cor. xv. it; lloni. iv, on; Eph. i. it, 7;
Acts xiii. on, tiny.
.‘sl ‘1‘
it‘-
lllsrrlmlmsting Wisdom.
A Burn-similrh'lrt thinks he hos dim-
ered a tllrs'ri‘pruwy in tho lllhlo lmnss
one veins in s, “Anemo- a tool normiing
to his full t he he who in his own nou-
oott," oh to another Vim tern. “Answer
out a fool «secrets, to his folly lest then
also he like unto hu."«~Allxmy Times-
liaise.
urn -
nrs‘o we more vuuetr enrzrs.
tors, run run, no arms, roo.
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coral resin
The Encyclopedia Britannica tells of all these things, and of a hundred
thousand more. A boy can amuse himself with than wonderful books or he can
study and get a good, sound education out of them.
Every school boy ought to have a set of the Britannica. and all parents ought
to mate it their duty to put aside ten cents a day to obtain for their children this
wonderful library that is useful every day of the Seven Ages of lien.
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Made to suit the times as well as the smo-
km. The richest man in town wouldn't
ask for anything better; the poorest
man in town wouldn't ask for any-
thing cheaper. A 2 02. package for 5 etc.
Ask for it at any tobacco dealers.
Norwalk Chronicler