South Norwalk. Conn.
most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
IITEI ' FINE BATHINB HllIISES
I
"General Attractions. ,
Every facility for providing for large excursions. 2
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
daily. ,
, eoxcursions for this week are August 12. Ellsworth
ew York; August 13, Salem Lodge, New York- ,August 14,
,B. Hill club New York, and Westport Trinity church;
j 16, Trinity church, South Norwalk; August .17, South
Street M. E. church.
oIttt Improvement Company; Ownersil and hamsters.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
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lThe New Passenger Steamer.
IllllI SEIIIIIIE BETWEEN SIIIIIIIM IIIIIIIIIIII Mill Hill IIIIIII.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c, excursion, 70c.
"South Norwalk at'f:
Baskmaustreegstzmpmm. (Saturdays.135 p. in) Leaves East that street. ’at
V tmtsm for Norwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Frld
”1%.!sz walk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 51111 p. in. Freight
EXCURSION
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SUNDAY, AUGUST I8.
Leave South Norwalk, 9:30 a. m.; leave North Beach, 3: 45 p. m.
inc—Tickets Entire Round Trip—50c.
‘0WIIS $3. 00 SHIlE
‘11 And yonwillseenot onlya
Nest and Perfect Fittlna Shoe.
But one In which the
{Interim Is Used. Combining Durability and Style
m. 11 the best 111.00 Seamless shoe in the market.
svsnv PAIR warrants-ran.
mmminstnsmbefcre purchasinganyotherahoe, at
s. BROWN’S,
sooth Main Street. 8o. Norwallr.
ved
ON POI
CASTORIA
For [nitrate and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the fac-simile
signature of -
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Tun Curran Comm. 77 Slumy 8L, NJ.
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NORWA LK
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Caught oi! Norwalk islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Eorwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds 01 Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH AND.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO CATSUP
HIINTIt ZEIIIFE’S
Telephone. 40-11.
WILL PIPER
In our New Store you will
tind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
the suited.
Painting. Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
III
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
tornar First Ava. and New 81-
EAST NORWALK.
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or? Varanasi-Momma nonavm
mmbymm.n.u
Sharon.
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8..“Hcar therefore, Dismal, andobscrve
to do it, that it ntayhowcll with thee ' '
' Inthc land that ilcwcth with milk and“
honey." Compare terse 18111111 chapter will),
88. on obodiomo In ordcrwblessing. Then
use vi, 35. “it shall be our righteousness If
we observe to do all those commandments
before the Lord our God. ” We must re-
member that God gave them no conmmnd-
moms to keep until He had redeemed them
from Egypt by the blood of the mssover
lamb and by His mighty power. ”The sin-
nor must accept Christ as the end of the
law for righteousness (Rom. x, 4) before
the righteous-rm .111 of the law can [111 iuio
filled in H i111 (Rom vilI, II, 4). ()11 hour-
lng and doing cornphro also 111111.111, 2H—
27; Joe. I. 22;»! John iii. 7; Rev. xix, 8
it. 4.\1"
4. “Hour 0 Isl-11111 the Lord our-"God is
one Lord. " The Lord Jesus quoted those
wry umds. on 111 ordod in Math xii, 2‘.
In oonnution with 11 sununnry of the Ten
Comrmmdmonts. We might 11 oil it thus:
"Jehovah, our Elohim, Is one Jolu'tvnb."
The word “ololtim” Is 11 plural word like
sorupliim 11nd 1:111-1-11blm 11nd Is at least
suggestive of a plurality of persons. Fu-
tltcr, S1111 11nd Holy Spirit (3.111111. xxviii,
'l‘lio onenessof tho tI1ro11Is soon I11
John 1, 30. odd xiv, Iii: also by compar-
lng versus :1 11111” of Acts v. This Jehovah
shnll yet. be king over It“ 11111 11111111 (Zech.
, xiv, It).
6. “And thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all tltino b11111.” Wofuol por-
foctly euro in buying that only one mun
ever lived who did this thoroughly and ni-
wnys. Even the 1mm Christ Jesus. the
God mun. (ind manifest in the flush. None
but 1111 could over my, “I do rtlwuys 11111511
things that please the Father" (John viii.
29). But Ho verily did love God with oil
His heart and soul and might. If we lntvo
received lliut as our Saviour and Lord, Ho
in us will fuilill the righteousness of tho
Inw. 111111 love in tho fulfilling of thodmv.
such love 11.11 Is described In Rom. xiii. 111;
I Cor. sill, 4-7.
6. “And those words which I command
then this day fiIliIII ho in thlno lwnrt.’
Not morvly in our bonds that we may be
able 'io rcpt- 1t thorn, like the Inwv1r of
Ind-11111. 27 :38 ulmrmsuort‘d right but I11
ilto rumor of our Irving. tillor'ilngonr whole
"in. (Inn has mid, “Thy word how I hid
in tniru1 bout-1. ihotI might not 11in against
Thou” (1’s. I‘I‘I. I 1 ). Ezekiel \1':1.~r‘11111111:1111l-
ml to h‘f'l'hll tbo words In his lit-art 111111
thou go and speak tin-m to tho children 111'
Israel (lCZi‘k. III. I”. ll).
7“:\Illl lIIItIl bIIIlII trut‘h tltontriilinont-
1y unto tlty 1'I13I1I1'1'n." 51-11 11 rcpotitlon of
this \‘1‘n11 l:11-!1:1pt1‘r xi. l'J. What (ind 111--
sin-d of ismr-l [In still desires. for I111
(‘Itnruzos not. lint what. 11 prr-uiinr house-
hold that would I111 whom the ward of (Ind
111111 the works of God worn ”11101111111111
continual topic of conversation! What-11
lll‘i‘lllllil‘ person be or site would I111 who
would I111 itlwnys tullziuguf tlu1 Word of
God! Would you like to be so very ponti-
hir for .lt-sus' sukv. at. any cost?
8, 9.3.11 prmninout M if on bond and
forohorul and door or unionists. A horn-t
full of Him and His word and His service,
11 honrt wholly and only for Hint, of whom
it In said: “Witch thou (roost. lloahnll load
then. When thou aha-post. H11 shall keep
thou. and when thou owokost He shall tall;
with 1I1111~"(I’r11\'. vl. 2:3). A Iionrt that do
lights in tho wurrl of Iiod 11nd tin-dilutes
tin-r11 In tiny and night (Pa. I. L‘). A heart.
out of tho nbundrnu-o of which tho Spirit
can freely 111.11: of Him whom He delights
to glorify (Mnib. xii, III; John xvi, ii).
Poul was nob-1.11111 “1sz to bear llis 111111111
(Acts ix. I5). and we must I111 11-1 manifest-
ly Ills at. all times 115 If 111- had Ills
111111111 11' run 11 1111 our foreheads (R1 1‘. .1 i\.
l; xxll. I). \\ i11-n1 \\‘l'\\’1|llltl not him to
bear that 11: 111111 “'11 may not go,
it). “And it slmll bv when tho Lord thy
God shall have brought. thou unto tho
land." As in verso 23 Ho broughttltom
out of Egypt. that No might bringtltvm
into the land. 11nd wimt il11 purposes is
euro to ho 111‘1'otnplisb1-1l (1.1111. xiv, L’I).
TIu‘so pin-poses nutv worn to I111 delayed by
man's-1 llilllt‘lli‘l. and 11 now 111111111211 Inn mny
lime to I111 rnlml up, but "1»1'1‘rypurposo
oftlio Lord shall I111 performed" (.I11r.\’i,;".l).
ll. (‘itlos 11nd Ittillsvs‘ and \vles 111111
vineyards and oliw 11-11115, “'Iilr'll they
1111ltl1111' built, our dug. nor plnntt-d: 111111
fn-o gift. from (lot! to them. lio mew. they
rwoivvd. It Is 1111111 so with us who now
believe in tho Lot-d .l11.~11.~1. Salvation lull
11nd iron Is ours through Him who loved
us. apart from nny Works of ours.
I2. “Iiowuro Ii'xlellnll forgot, ”111 Lord
which brought tin-11 forth 11111 of 11111111111!
of Egypt. from tho Imum of bondnno" (so
ulsorhnptur viii. ll). And yt-t tI1ni\v11.-1
iiio wry thing: “my did. They forgot Ills
works 11ml lit-1 Wolltlvrs. 11nd l'l‘llli‘IIlIIi‘I‘i'iI
not flit-1 II:IIIII(I'1~‘. lxxvill. II. '12). \I‘Iu-rt
wo how 11 four 111st We may Int-l1 111111111 1.11.1111
thing, 111‘ Icon upon 1m unit of IIw-‘It rnilu'r
thnn upon liod, we 11m intiltyof forgetting
llIm of whom It Is writt1~tt.“lio that
spurod not llI.-1 own $1111. but 1|1-liv11r111l
lliut up for 1111 oil. how shrill He not with
llltn1111-111i‘rvoiynlvous'nll thing-.1" (Ilom.
VIII 8".)
iii “'l'ltou slutli ivortlu- Immin- (Ind
and some "IIII. 11nd ebult swvnr bv III-1
Ntuno.” 141111 this more fully stuh-d In
chapter x, 1‘2. :30 The four of tho Lord Is
It fountain of IIEI';IIII‘IV‘E11I‘1‘ be thou in the
four of "to Lord till the Coy long (Prov.
xiv, 27: xxlll, 17). llo who lives lit the
four of the Lord will not do nunltt that lit
not right 11nd good In ills slight (verso III).
lio who 11111-11111 “tho Lord In sincerity and
truth (Joshua xxlv, 111) will 11111'1111 think of
man’s frown or fm'or, but will suck only
toplcuoo lilm In all things. ills motto
will be,“:~tu1ly to show 1h) self 111111111va
unto God. "
14. “Yo shall not no nftoroilwr gods."
Jehovah Is the 11-1111 God, the living find.
and king of eternity (.lor. x, it), margin);
all other so called gods 11111 but vnnlty. lie
brought them out of Egylehutt. v. (I).
lie alone is Worthy to be prttlml. They
were shot-11111 to boo 11111111111 11111111111 unto
illmahovoollpmpIoUh-ut111,11) unto
pic for lite own pot-smitten, that they
might mnkn Him 11 home Yet after all
His loving kindness, they find to confma.
"O Lord our Hod. other lords lmsldoihno
have had dominion over us" (11111. xxvldii).
lb. “For the Lord thy (ind Is 11 jealous
God among you." J not seventlincs is God
said to be jtvtlotts (F111. 1111, o; xxxiv. It;
Dent. Iv, 1111; v.11 111.111 16;.11111111111 xxiv, til;
Nah. I. 8) 'Iho 111111111 word In translated
“asalons.” 111111 utm“imngttt ” “£11111-
chased " it is 1111me amomnnbie t lug
sbascassltonid usesshsplm andpos-
.vrbo was!» towel!
the retreat near Kuhn. a hundred miles
tothsnorih. the Emperorgaveasharp
wry. clapped his hand overlain stomach,
and doubled up completely. unable to
think or act.
Napoleon had the Wilma.
You laugh at this. but let me tell you
there is nothing more demoralizing than
pain. Headache and indigestion have
wrecked more than me great cause.
Men who can withstand armies have
surrender! to the toothache.
Napoleon was never victorious on the
sea, because he was always too sea-sick
to command in person. Napoleon could
not endure pain, and lost his crown
through a stomach-ache. For the cramp
that caught him that day at Pima kept
him from pursuing his routed fees. and
with that failure to act began the con-
queror s downfall.
At all events, he gave up his plan of
conducting the pursuit in person. He
returned to Dresden. Disaster fell upon
his generals whenever they fought with-
out him. Oudinot was beaten at Gross-
becren; Macdonald was overthrown at
Katzboch; Vundamme was captured at
Kolui; Ney was routed at Dennewitz.
The allies turned back. ‘ With fresh
troops swdling their recovering ranks,
they drew about the 1111111 they had
svvorn to destroy.
His vnssals forsook him: his tributar-
ies deserted hint. France was left all
alone. 11111], yielding to the advice of his
marshals rather than following his own
judgment, Napoleon gave up his plan of
marching upon Berlin. liis enemies
drew about him; they inciosed him in a
ring of stools-1111 on the 16th of October,
1813 the Emperor and his men stood at
bay under the walls of quaint old Liep—
sic—a handful againsta host.
That bloodiest battle of modern times
has been called the Battle of the Na‘
tidns. It or as France against all Europe.
For three days it raged. Ninety— four
thousand men were killed or wounded.
went over in a body to the enemy.
treat was 11 necessity.
beaten—St. Nicholas.
Re-
Napoloon was
RUNNING FOR BOYS.
Every lt‘oy (‘nn Become a Runner If no
Tries.
Every American boy should learn to
run. in H 11191311. in the days when 1119.11
and women took better 111111 of their
bodies than they ever hove since. every
boy. and girl. too. wus taught. to run.
just as 11111 Anwricuu child is' taught to
read. And no for us we can judge by
the statues they have left behind them,
there were very few hollow-chested.
spindle-loggml boys among the Greeks.
The Persian boy was taught to speak the
truth. run. ride and shoot the bow.
The English boy is encouraged to run.
In fact. at some oi" the great. English
public schools. boys of thirteen and
fourteen years of age, like Tom Brown
and East at Rugby. can cover six and
eight miles cross-country in the great
hare-and-hound runs. Every boy is
turned out twice a week. out of doors.
and 11111111: to run and fill himself full of
pure fresh itir 11nd sunshine. and gain
more strength and life than any amount
of Weight pulling or dumb-bollwork in
stufl'y gytnnusiuins would give him.
See the result—the English boys. as a
whole. 1111111 stronger not than we Amor-
icun boys. Every English schoolboy is
to some 111111.111th athlete. And that is
what Aixioricntt boys should be. Not
because I‘mtbnll, baseball and tennis are
valuable in tltolusolves. but for the good
they do in strongrlionlng Iktys' bodies.
By playing ball everyday for hours
in the open air: by exercising ln's 11111111,
buck and 111;: muscles in throwing, bat-
ting. running and sliding: by going to
bed early and giving up all bad habits
in prupnruliou for tho 131111115. a boy stores
up strength. which he 1-1111 dmw on all
his life Iong~tlint is why 1-‘v1-ry boy
should Ito nnattltloto. liutnot every boy
can play football or busebtdi iiotnuy
not be l11~'1vy or strong 1-;nougli he may
never be nbl1- to itt'llllll‘t‘ tlu- knack of
catching or button.r tin- boil. I’vvry boy
can botoinonrnnnor «‘41. \11 IIUI l‘i
Why Thunder Storms Sour Milk.
During 11tl111n1lr11 storm tho electri—
city in 11111 utinosphon- lli'i'i'lttl‘llii'ii the
conversion of tho sugnr in tho milk to
hectic fluid. which conversion in tin- sour-
ing of the milk.
'l‘ltetwiion oi’tlto electrified iili’ upon
the milk sugar may be exploinod. that
the air contains more ozonv. and there-
acts morn oxidizing; or it may be tliut
tho litit't‘oltos in the milk. which on: the
medium for the coin‘crsion. urn ro-
freshod by tho olmrtt‘icity 11nd thus made
more 11.1";Ii11- m it mny Ixrnsimploolcc-
troly sis of the milk sugar.
Decadence of the Koran.
Our former invaluable frionduthe
horse-th11t looked on the bicycle as the
forerunner of his coming doom. will
doubtless feel that doom sealed by the
reports of the race of homeless car-
riages in France. The stoodof the future
for uses of both pleasure and labor, will
doubtless be on outomanton. driven by
electricity and managed by 11 touch.
Yet with olltho ndwmtoges of such a
system there will be something missed
even by tho nnsentimentai in the honest
aflection rind nnquestioninp’ loyaltyof
our dumb living servur1ts.Bnltimore
American. a
Does Advertising Pay?
This question has often been naked.
and the answers vary.
There certainly is a large amount of
money wasted by the lnerperlenoel.
Advertising by circular seems to
catch on owrytime-mit fairly talks to
the people.
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Then the Saxons 1n the r nk f F nc .
d s o 111 6 ‘yareunequalled; (8). Because theirprlcea
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smiths mother at at: stitch-Jul Ia
tumors-yam haven-vans. M's
Colic Core and Dr. Hand's Gliding Pow.
car, and would never be without than
For colicky babies nothing 11va made.
equals Dr. Hand’s Colic aura—Mrs.
Charles E Holley, 17 Vision arrest.” At.
atl drug atom. 230. .
Severe gripinrr pains of the sienna"
pod by DsWitto'a Clio and Cholera Cars.
11. 9. Wm: and o. c. Stillson. .
Pitcher'a Gastorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her cm
IVhenshewasccmldahccrlcdfot-Caatwla.
When she became Min, she clung to Carton;
Wheashshad Childmmahegavethem Castcria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
children Cry for
Pitcher's Gastorla.
New YorkAnnouucment.
mars-cicaanmusnuumsanaa"
IIornsr’s FuraIIura.
Reasons why. you should buy W
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long ars-
ioyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can/be pro-
duced, both In medium and finest
grades: (2). Because their assortment-
ara the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
Latest productions Ia Dining Room. hadron.
Parlor. Drawing loom. “Mary and Ball turnt-
1uo—Vrnstlan Carved Furnltnre—Xovclti- h
. Imported manure—White and Gold Enameled
w—
rurnilure—lnamaied and Bra-
Engltsh Brass Bed-toads (1'5 patternah Iaple and
Bamboo letmn—Ruunl Easy Chain and let-
mw—Smokinu and Billiard Recr- Furniture—-
Everything for city or cwntry homes—Illa!
spacious doom—all prices in plain figures.
Ra Ja HORNER & cal'
Furniture later- and Imponarl.
61-65 West 23d St., N. I.
(Adjoinin- Eden luau.)
liars-r a Cass aatablishmena I: no at to un-
vl law tern-lam Cement.
Jutli 2m
Samuel constrain.
12 North Mam Street.
Coffee,
Tea,
Spices.
A fine line of Pickels of all
kinds, quart or in bottles.
Crackers in all varieties.
New Lobster and Salmon.
The finest Creamery Butter in
town, from the Berkshire Hills,
280 lb.
Prize Coffee, 220 and 250 lb.
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put down by the most experienced
v'orhtnan, at prices to defy competi-
tion. _
Bette? have your walks laid by a Nor-
walh man that you can tied at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
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and bowls Iastantlynud effectually atop» .
children on 1... ‘
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