‘ew
_tis
In _
iBox Calf shoe.
' lowest.
V A full line of Trunks and Bags, also Ladies'
LSEN BROS.
THE WHITE SHOE STORE
In. at tzrmzsu‘umse.
, QUET LAMPS at
On and after Saturday,
'Ooc'l'eustioo
.. .. 35,»?! ward. ~
u H
u 25° 6‘
.FL
is advancing;
wheat.
Donovan Building,
South N orwallr.
My“ m..,w..._..... mo-..” . .,
l
v
or? ‘
1 ,
If so, ask nine
for snphrlor goods,
sud Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them.
the largest in town and our prices are the lowest.
are a few of the new things for gents:
lLosth ers in fivenew toes.
l Leather with cork sole and double soles.
W in Ruuelt with D sole and extension edge.
' Y ‘ Calf with D sole and razor toe.
oven and Gslf Shoe in all new toes, from 83 to 86.
A. ,ew of the new styles for the ladies are our Oalf She , our Seal Goat,
‘1“ outlet!) Century Enamel. our Patent Leather Raz )r Tee with cloth top,
. is the finest line of shoes ever
450
Oiiolochs and Java Coffee, at 33c per
pound.
The quality of these goods will he of the
checks must be redeemed by November let.
a. Reliable clothiers, Hatters
’ i Furnishers
We open the Fall Season with
of New, Bessensble and Desirable Goods, st
wonderfully low prices.
'E to: ’ sun,
’, Styles ,
Ollf
placed on sale in Native“: and the prices
ROOWRLK, ~OOllll-
9 newts THE TIME you want light on the subject. To get
the light be sure and procure one of the
pretty VASE or BAN-
nAsuazvanscov's
Our line of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always) ahead;
for that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
it for 3‘ day or two and see if you can best it. They do not be-
lieve in fouling, because they are not built that way.
OORRER NORTH Milli} AND WEST STREETS.
‘ flash in Your checks.
October 5th, we will discontinue giving checks with
TEAS and COFFEES, but instead we will give you the cash by selling
35c Java Coffee. at 31c per pound.
30c Maracaibo Coffee, at 27¢ per nound.
25c Combination Coffee, at 20c per
pound.
same excellence "heretofore. All
OUR
buy now if you want to take advantage of the low price and old
‘ Hand 8 Flour, at 84 25 bbl. ; 050 per bag.
Jones’ Flour, at $4 15 bbl.; 53c per bag.
Record Flour, at 04 bbl.; 500 per bag.
Best Elgln Creamery Butter, 250 lb. Best Dairy Butter, 23c lb.
THE REWYORK OROOERY OO
33 Main Street.
Norwalks ‘
f
and
an sssortrnent
No question about it.
persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class
est prices," and the answer
taco. Our store is our
goods at low-
wlll be, Francis
best ’sdvertisement
st populsr prices.
ANCISdL 00.,
E ”MUM. BORIEB,‘ 001'. is. ‘
Imp! the lesson. Jung. vii. ems—amp-
uj‘vules, 19. 80~Golaeu Text, Rs.
mu, ”transom by the now. D. s1.
Icarus. I
18. "And when Gideon was come, he-
holdtiwrewas a man that toldu dream
unto his fellow." Gideon had been called
Ind encouraged by the Lord to deliver ls-
rnel from the Midinnitoe, their opprcescrs,
his principal strength being the Lord's
assurance: “Hero not I sent thee? Surely
[will he with thee” (chapter vi, 14, 16).
The Lord, however, gave him three signs
tostrengthen him yet further-nthoment
odor-lug, ricocptml by fire, the fleece wot
and the fleece dry. After sifting the army
of 82,000 down to 800 by sending home all
the fearful ones (22,000), and out of the
remainder all that loved their own (ruse
(0,700), He stili'iurthor strengthens him
by mending him down to tho Midiunito
host, by night to hear what they talked
about in the comp. Just as Gideon came
to the comp one soldier wan tolling anoth-
or this dream. The dream was evidently
from the Lord, and also the whim; of it at
this tinm.
14. “Thin is nothing else save the sword
of Gideon, the son of Jonah, u mzm of lo—
rncl, for into his hand both God delivered
Million, and all the host.” The interpre-
tation of thlsdrtvun by thosoldior was also
of the Lord no unruly as were the interpre-
tations by Joseph and lhuiirl. Tbivdocs
not prove, however, [but the Midinnito
soldier With) a man of God, for tho Lord
used the month of llnlnnin, and also the
mouth of thonss on which he rode, to utter
ills messages.
15.“ Arise, for the Lord hath delivered
into your hand the host 02 Midinu.” Hid-
onu was so otmngthcnod by this drum: and
its'intorpmtution that ho inlets-nod at once
hack to the cnxnp of lsrnol with those
words. Whatever God commands us to do
He is mndy to do nhzo, and when Ho'uxka
us to do what seems hnpomdhlc it is that
we may one our weakness and trust Him
topcrfcct His strength in our weakness,
for Ho givoth power to the faint, and to
them that have no might Ho incrvaseth
strength.
iii. “He put ntrnmpct in every man’s
hand, with empty pitchers, and tombcs
(margin) within the pitchers." Thus he
did with the three companion of lib) mob.
Three is a mighty number and Innkoa no
think of the Holy Trinity and dim of ros-
umiction. The irmnprt in anggontivo of
testimony in communion with ntom-nu-nt,
for both rnms' horme nud silver spook of
atonement, and we uvort‘muo by tho blood
of the Lamb and tho word of our testimo-
ny rondyto lay down our lives for Him
(iiov. xii, ill. The. torch is suggestive of
a. consistent lilo, for “tho lilo is the light."
Tobe it good soldier of (‘hriat tin-m lllllrih
ho a good to‘iimouy and n consistent life.
17. “Look on mo and do lilo-wise. As
I do. so shall yo do." The soon-t of victory
in to soc Jesus only (Mnib. xvii, H; ilrh.
xii, l, 2), and follow ilim fully, wnlking
no He walked ti l’vi. ii, 2!; I John ii, ii).
“Do as I innodono unto you" was purl
of iliandvicoto ills dim‘iplos (John xiii.
)5), and them is no porfot't oxnmulo but
Himself. Wo mny well any, “Who is soili-
ciout for suchn life?" But Honnmvn-rx,
“My gmcc is sufficient for tin-c." “Our
suflicicncyia of God" (ii (For. ii, iii; iii,
5; xii, ii).
18. “Blow yo the trumpet» and any, The
sword of the Lord and of ilidmn." The
sound from lbomonth suggwts tin-two
edged sword which prm‘m-ds from the
mouth (ltov. i. iii), the wordof iiod whirh
in sharper than nnytwomlgml swurti (iivb.
iv, 1'3), lilt‘ sword of tho Spirit, which in
tho word of Hod (pr. vi, IT). This viriw
ry was mnmmplisln'd by the Lord tin-Hugh
Gideon, Gideon's part being simply that
of n vieibh~ nud obodivut puriuor. it in»;
so with all tho prophrts, the word was tho
Lord‘s. but tho mouth Wllh tho prophrl‘s.
as in 11 Sum. xxiil, :2; .h-r. i. it Even our
Lord Josue-l gives ills l-‘nihor credit for all
His words and Works (.iobn xii, to; xiv.
10).
ill, :20. “And tho ibrm rompnuh-s hie-w
tho trumpets and broke the pifvlwrsnnd
hold tho lumps in their loft bonds and tho
trumpets in tin-irfiglrtrhnuds to blow, and
they cried, 'l‘bo swordof the Lord and of
Gideon." [do not know jno how they
managed with two hands to llt‘i'ilillplle’ll
them lhn'o thinga nllnl. now. but mum
dny (iidoon will toll on how they did it if
wonsk him. The prilwipnl iiom intlm
story in iin-ir cry and lid results. The
stmngth of my life and "1 joy and pram
is the Illil'flli‘l’rllll]! with Him who Ililt‘ri oil
the work, suggested by tho phrnw, “The
Lord and iiidoon." it In iiml who Work~
oih in m both to will nod to do (i'hil. ii,
ill; Hob. xiii. Ill). The imnimuld its raw
ily hnvv du-liu-rrd lurnvi without Ilhh-on,
but lib anw iii. to um iiidvon. So with us.
We are llilllt' of no mm'luhtl to Him. but.
"u is willing to um on if we are willing
to he need by Him as ilo elmll plrnw.
ill. “And they blood t‘ll‘l'y 1mm in bin
pinch." i bellow from Eph. ii, in. that
(ind into n [llnt'u out! it Work for ouch of ”hi
rcdvcmod (mu nlso Mark xiii, ill; Moth.
xxv, lb), and find, us one low mild, u find
ly man in lltnl'n nmn in Hml'e plm-v doing
God’s work in fbul'e way for iimi'n glory.
As in tho tnlwrnnrio and it'llllllt‘. m-ltiwr
Mom's nor Dnvid nor Holmium had any say
in the plans, but received all from find
and had only to be oimllvnt, so i hollow it
should be in all the Work of tho rbnrch
and in the individual llfoof every believer.
We have the pmmise of thoughts. wordn.
stops and nations, all rmnrnllml by ilhn
who myu,“ liohold, I nmkcull things now. "
Let our motto. tlwn. be“Nnt l, but Christ.
who ilwth in me, timi‘on of find, who
loved me and gave lllnm-lf for mu“ (Gel.
ii, 20).
22. “The Lord set‘cvrry man's sword
against his fellow.” No it was in I 5am.
xiv, 20, and in ll climb. :3, 2a. in the
latter case the [K'Ophi went out praising the
Lord be they wont to the battle for the
victory that the Lord was going to give
them, for they ln'lluvod Hod. in tho attmn
steer-Paul was of lend chum heronsoof
tho dolivrmnco pmmisod, though there
seemed, humanly smiling. no yxmlbillty
of delivtmutcv. but be believed (ind (Acts
savii, 2.5). it is nnfv to keep right ones
God direct» and trust lllm to manngssll
our emndm. our H‘Illllfllltlll and all also.
”Be not afraid. Only bellow."
28. ”And tho men of lsrnol gathered
thsmmivm inm'iht-r ‘ t " nmi pursued
after the Mormon-a." ’l‘inm "motioned
in this vet-w Worn and: as fostmuded to
Gideon's flrnt call for helm (vi. till).
'l‘bcn in the next WM we ml that Epic
rslrn cam nlm. tics in chapter vii, H.
how wiselytildeon , their
unoihsl milled ,
Ml‘fifiht‘m Ow a. :mwm ll
(Prawn. i). w.“ o. fest-M M
truism “i » “it our“
long barn ‘W‘sssc impossible thing,
and one which no European nu‘hufactursr
of letters he be induced to attempt.
Thisisths making of a perfect lens of
more thou three feet across the face. No
one but this American manufacturer ever
thou ht of exceeding the ills inch lenses
whic are in use at several observatories
on both continents, one at the Naval
observatory at Washington, through which
Mr. Hall discovered the long sought sate
,ellites of Mars and many double stars.
The highest power was supposed to be
mohed when the Lick tel in
California was put up with a 86 inch
lens. The diillculties to be‘ met in the
production of a perfectly clear lens of
great size are so many that the European
observers who have wanted nnything above
the 26 inch ions have had to take the re-
flecting telescope, which has a. concave
mirror. It 'reqldroa, of course, a much
larger reflecting telescope to get the same
amount of light and tho mime magnitude
of object.
The tricking of this «llhfi inch ions is to
gnrdod us theomwning work of Mr. Alvnn
‘Cinrk‘elifo. it isprobnblo no lnrgcricns
will over he unuio. Under existing condi-
tions it larger toloacoym than the Yerkes—
tho telescope of tho Chicago University ob-
servatory for which the ions in mode—-
would ho of no grout value. To incnvuvo
the magnifying power in at tho mmo time
to inoronso tho obstructions to clonr vision.
When the object is tnngnillml, the atoms-
phoric agitation is im'rvnmwl to finch u. de-
gree that dist inctnoss is virtually sacrificed
whonthoobji-rt girissisinrgorthnn 41%.;
inches. It is doubtful if the Yerkes will
bonny more useful than the Lick. Some
day it tnny ho po<eihlo to remove the ob
stnolcs to rimruoen in the men of u powor-
ful ions, tlmngh tho only rcnson for sug-
gesting it is ihnt. Professor 'l‘yndnllwna
able to construct n glass by which the blue
of tho atmosphere was dis-:ipnlvd in look-
ing through n (in-p uluu'o.
If tho Yin-kc ” Vine-Istutswors oxlmotnfioun,
it will onnblo u l experienced observer to
catch oocnsiounl glimpses of the More
mnnis, which, thonghdmwnflrmly on the
Vatican maps, are vague and wavering
and almost imaginary through any glass.
They can be sum at all only by the trained
observer. The great telescope will be
most useful in the study of double stars,
which is now it matter of apociui interest
to many obscrvma—‘Scw York Commer-
cial Advortlmr.
A Story of n Scotch Kassie.
A Clyde akimwr tells the following
story: "Two young Justice. cousins, frnr
the west 0' Skye. were in'cu into service
in an inn nt (inirlock. liuith o' them were
good looking insoles, but one 0' them just
unusually boudsouw. Well, there hope
[mum] to come to the ion on English four.
ist—n innlst respectable old gentleman,
and it won nllt- 0' than two lnssivewand no
the bmwmi. oilin-r-mthnt had to built on
him, but he was it friondly nuld man, and
on tho moruiu o' his! guiou nwn' ho hnd to
ring for mmoihin or ithor. When she
brought it to him, he Raid to her, just by
wny 0' compliment, yo ken, 'Yon are u
very good lookin girl, do you know,
h‘lorn?’ Of course the lnssio was pleased,
but she was is mmlost insole. too. nnd she
said, ‘()h, on, sir; but I hcf heard them
any my klfifiill want bruntiful.‘ ‘Yonr
whnt?‘ fluid be. 'My kissin, air.’ ‘Gct
away, you hold hussyl Off with yonnt
«men, or 1‘“ ring for your master, you
brnron lutggngo!‘ And to this dny the puir
lass dwsun kou what on earth it was that
changed the nnld man into n madman,
for what harm had she done in icilin him
that her cousin was better iookln than
horse]":"~«l.ondon Toll-graph.
A (flutter on the Stairs.
A house in Cologne lure two horses'
ln-nds carved in wood affixed to it, the
legend thorcumo belonging bring that n
noblulndy died of tho plague and was
hastily intorrmi. ’l‘bo sexton noticod n
costly ring on her finger, nnd wont to the
vault nt night to rob the, decal. lint tho
lady was only in n trout-o, and tho touch of
the would b:- tbicf nronml her. She rose
from her roilin and found her way iltilllt‘,
whoro hor knocks nmuuod a servant, who
main-d to foil his numvrwboit was. "lm.
ptlfislllli'l” mid tho lmsbnnd. who done not
scum in how TN'I'TI too rhnruwd at the
idea. “1 Would u».- mm" in-liovomylu'o
gray horsoe should imm- their smile nml
mount (hr stair..." lloholdl .\ Plum-r llllll
u tr:unpliu;:. and tho home-a wrn- climbing
Monthly upuurd lo Ihcgnrrvt! l'nlll'ilu‘l‘ti
nl inst, tho huehnlnl ilt’hi'i'iliii‘tl, found it
wm iudwd his wife, nnd brought lnvr in
And nun hopv-t lhry wvn‘ imllt gmivfui in
the good grny «tombs.miicntlmnuu's Magn-
ziuu
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smells Your Life Away
inthctruthfui startling tith- of a book
about Nil-'l'O‘nlIl‘, the harmh-eu, gnnrnn~
lordtobnom hnhlt ruro llmt brm're up
nirotlnizcd norm-e, eliminate-i tlu- nico-
ibw poison, nmkm wrnk mun twin
nth-null». vigornnd manhood. You run
no phyairnlor llunnrinl risk. in Nil-1'0-
iluviasoldby ll. Ii. l’lnbotmi under a
guarantor in core or money rrfnudcd.
lilmk Tl‘l'f‘. Addn-u Hirriiug lutuody
lb. New York ori'bivngo,
There in no nn-dirini- an often needed in
every home and no admirably adopted in
timpnrposos for which it is intended, no
(fhatnborlain‘e i’nln llnlm. llnnlly a
week priest-u but sumo member of Cw fam.
lly has mml of it. n toothache or homlm-he
may be cured by it. A touch of rhenmw
item or neuralgia quieted. The severe
pain of a burn or timid promptly relieved
and the bore benlrd in much less time
than when medicinezhss to be sent for. A
sprain may be promptly treated heforrin-
flummstion sets in, which insure. a cure
in shontouothird ofthe time otherwise
reqnlml. (Jntssod bruises should receive
immediate treatment before. the parts he—
come swollen, which can onlytbs done
when Pain Balm is kept at hand. A sore
throat may be cured infers it becomes
serious. A tronhlrscmetcorn maybe re-
moved hyspplylng it twice a day for 15
week or two. A lame hash may be cured
and severaldays of valuable time saved
or is pain in the side or chest relieved
without paying a doctor bill. Proenrs a
all sent bottle at once and you will never
regret it. For sale by it. if. stilleon,
drnsglst.
Norm dicta-nu hash:
rough. “gazing “mass. to all":
innit. Warm” allow
dhm'W-m_ can
has lit should he
Wr’, m
i r bodies bush“ ”1'th m
3) some n t to out ,
wise of the goods and with the cross
thread horizontal at the waist line. This
may scum a superfluous piece of lnformn»
lion in many amateur dressmukers, but
then: are women who got into inextricable
difficulties with their work through ignc
«o of just such simple rules.
..:‘uo- rbcuurmcnt ielmsted and tried on
do noctusary letting out or taking in
nimuld be done at tho undcr arm seam,
whom the front Joins the first side piece
The darts and curved seams should not he
(JIMNUEA iiLl'l SILK oowx.
nlim-od it" it run in- helped, no it in difficult
to make the olnmgoa niiko on both sides
and any (lillt'l’i‘flt'ft in tho curve is noticea-
bio.
For wooicn :md sill? materials sowing
silk should be used in stitching tho Scouts
nnd n rnllwr lino mnrhino noodle. The un-
derarm scouts only be loft until the lust, as
after tho ollu'r seams are stitchmi and
pressed upon the bodice may often be taken
in a. hot in mom Tho scams should he fre—
qnvntly and dovply, notched to keep the
edges from drawing, and the latter may be
ovorhnudod or bound with narrow toilets
ribbon.
The wimiobom-s or stools used for stiffen-
ing the M'nll’lii must not be too long. Bone
ia ma-forubio to stool, as bone may he
scraped thin at tho ends and rounded off,
on well as shaped to the curved smms by
in nliug and bonding if.
A limo; form such ms drossmnkoro nsois
n grout lwip in lnhno dressmaking, and
tho-o inrnw may now be obtained in nil
sill-u oi numli m,» I. They out of tho grout—
l"~l ilrrhlnili‘i' in arranging dmprd bodiccs
or pinning trimmings and snvo much time
illlli Worry,
('hnngmhh- silk continues in popular-
ity. and the $ki'lt‘il shows no autumn toilet
of this wards in poppy rod nnd ailml‘ gray.
The goth: skirl is vulil'viy piniu. 'I‘lw lltv
ted lmdiw of plniu I'l'll ianvlu is ('ovvrotl
by n lllllllsl‘ ("illipl 15ml of .‘llll‘i'llilli' hands of
guipxm- and rml \‘oivo'l. with n yolu- of vol-
wt npplinpml with guipurr. ’l‘hv sivovos
of chnugmblo silk have it drop cuff of vol-
vol run-rod with gnipuro. The hot. humm-
pnnying tho gown is of block felt (Hill is
trinnncd with huge lllllt'k ostrich plumes
and knots of rod velvet.
J rnn: Conner.
._.._.
A. ll. Hartley, of Magic. T’n.. writes:
I feel it a duty of mine to inform you and
the public that i)e\\'itt's Witch Hazel
Salvo cured mc'of a very bad case of
eczema. it. also cured my boy of it run-
ning aoroonhis leg. H. 1’. Weed and
(3. C. Stilloou.
Every mother should know that rronp
run be prevented. The first symptom of
true t-roup is honraeuces. This is follow
ml by n prrnlior rough mngh. if t‘imxn
berinin‘s ('ough Remedy is given freely as
soon as tho child becomes hunrso or oven
nl‘n-r the cough has developed it will pre-
vent Tlii‘ nttm-k. 25 and on rent butth-w for
sale by ii. i”. Stilisou. druggiai.
it in :t truth in nmlirinc that the mulli-
cst d-m- lhnf performs a cure iv the- lmd.
iii-Wiit'e lii'llc Karly Mist-N nn' lin-
nmnihmi pills, will perform a curb, and
are the but. E. 1’, Word nnd ii. l‘. Still-
son.
A Lowell lolher's 'fsrtimony.
l.H\\‘l.l.l. Mass, April no, NH. "My
little baby, now fifteen works old. hon
Hilli‘if birth sulfur-ed greatly from wind
colic. All remedies failed to ruw him
until a Indy friend rrromendod llr.
Iinud'ni i'olir Curr. Iltricvl it, and
vvonld not be without it, and l gratefully
advise all mothers wishing n more remedy
for colicky lliliillm to try llr. ilnmi'e i'olir
i'uro. Mrs. A. i.. Hturtovant, Nonrlituu
mu i’rnpu." llr lintnl'e ill-medicaid all
t.-
drug stunts, MW.
'l'lw hurtling proportion of lit-Wiii'n
Witch Hazel Haircare Well known. it
rurra urn-tun. akin affections and in elm-
piy it perfect remedy for pile» ll V.
Word nod ii. i'. riflllson.
To remove lln' t‘omtipntod habit, the
only safe treatment In m-onrm- of Ayur's
l’illa. followed by n luxMivo dict. Musi-
othrr ration-tics do more harm than good.
herefore lending phyeicians reronimond
Ayer'a l’ills, csmmlally as s family physio.
’l‘hero are a good many reasons why
you should net-One Minnie trottgb (lure.
There are no reasons why you slionld
not, If in need of help. The only henn-
‘ros remedy thst produces immediate re-
sults. it. P. Weed and G. C. Still-ion.
“W.-
-Tbs cross lsssrrsstissl
it is likely that the trouble on the by
land of Cuba will nhcrten the tolstceo
and other crops, and prieesof tobacco are
boundtosdvsncr. No matter what the
price of tobacco may lathe ”imperial
Frown" mot. cigar will beltopt up to its
subtler“ of quality.
Acts stories. never fails, One minute
Cough Care. A remedy for asthma. sud
thst ffllflwl condition which seem
micslmsold. firmly harmless
"neither noes immediate results.
n 1’. red 53% C. Btillssn.
Osstoris it Dr. Ismael new:
prescription in Infsnts end Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphins nor other lunatic ssh-
Itsnoeltisshsrmlssssnhstitntsfor‘
Parsgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Outer Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty your! use by
millions of lothsrs. Osrtoris is the
Children's Panacea—the We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
N
Do not be imposed upon,
having Castorin,
signature of
but insist upon
and see that the flo-simile
"is on the ,
W... m t
Weshaxlpm- ' "
tectourulvessndthepnbilcstan hsnrds.
Tun Cannon Country, 7? Manny BL,N.Y. .;
hunt Walks
i
x
\
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid bv a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
guru-on, and LT nil Pu-
tnt lim‘urw I" ii. “’11 t7 r Mo: Eng”; Ftcg,
OunOrrvc: Is Owe-mt U. L. FAT. "worries
am we: .11. em i‘ l.‘ 1m “.3 lit-1‘ 'HJH tum
grcm- :c ixmn ii a; . y ‘
'. «mi model, ' Mm" mm (herrin-
of. We ndx
. lrrc of
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'(‘rmt I-t stuns: Hi i'w- U, 5. 3.,“ {onwu rountncs
{sent lrrc. AM», u,
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a On. narrn‘r firmer, we”... ., .3} .
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