1 Cl. the County Associao
5’ but Whit-More
lice Arrive.
. . I it this morning the ses-
the Foirileld County Baptist
I . I 'were resumed in the South
':91:urch.
.praycr- -meeting was conducted
N B. Prindle, of Shelton.
”L 1.followe:l reports of committees
‘ ounce, by Rev. George BrokeI.
toward; obituary. Dr. A. t‘. y
‘of Dcnbnry: temperance
.Hemmingway, of Bridge-
miscellaneous business there
tiered the phases of work rel-
Iyouag people, and there was
along those lines. A tom-
appointed to revise the
. I Iliad try-luvs of the assoc-
I‘m George B. Reid. and Rev.
=Illhbilrd were appointed on this
. I the consitlng of Rev. A. (‘
” ‘ yRcv. George Broker and “9V.
:31uhbsrd to plan a series of let -
. . indicate denominational lit-
helpfubto the young people was
INK:
are! topic, Evangelism. was
into three parts-As the Pas-
it, Rev A. C. HubbaId l).ii.
bury: As the Evangelist Sees it
C.Lut1:er. of Bridgeport and
Layman Seets it, Harry tho-
of South Norwalk.
. ournment was then taken for
p This afternoon the work oi
'cmcnls Home Missionary Socie-
abiy presented by Mrs. Dew-
. . , of Voluntown. and the deiotion-
" ice. which marked the clase of
Iventlfin, was led by the moder-
t v. G. W. Nicholson.
EVENING SESSION.
evening's session opened with :I
I service at 7:00. The service was
our" of Rev. G. W. Nicholson. of
The moral topic was The State Con-
tion. The discussion was opened
~10. A. Paddock. of HaItford. On
Mission oi the State Convention
- d:
convention has been in existence
«is years. During that timc
churches have been assisted.
r thirty-three churches and
no were cared for and this year
. rchee have received aid from
. convention.
Ie Relation of the ("onvention to
Church was the theme of Rev.
i‘gc Broker. .in. of Stamford. lie
d the work oi the State Convention
particular. while. the work of the
" . eties is general The work of the
.. to Convention is for the Baptists in
. e state of Connecticut.
Rev. Mr. Traves. of New Canaan.
he on the topic. 'l‘li’e Relation of
t 0 Church to the Convention.
Rev. P. S. Evans, of ’i‘orrlngton.
‘spoke on Our Foreign Population.
After a selection by the quartette of
' he church accompanied by Miss Wing.
he‘ organist, the meeting was dismiss-
ed by the benediction and the conven-
tion adjourned until 9: 00 this morning.
The musical ball of the senile iII-
"; cltlded the anthem. The Lord is Exal-
ted. by the church quartettc. Mrs. C.
' 1F. Boutwell. Miss J i’eaii Gregory.
‘1: one B. Hirst and (‘liilton BakcI;
,1,The Ninety and Nine. Mrs. flout-
wail; solo, The Holy City. Mr. Bake:
Nils Wing was accompanist.
AFTERNOON MEETINGS.
Preceding the afternoon session of
tho eonVentiou yesterday. the Woman' 4
Ruptlst Foreign Missionary Society
melted at 1:45. MIs. Archibald
IWlleatfin presiding.
After singing and II Iesponsive so:-
do Mrs. , of the. East
”Manon avenue Church of Bridge-
like Average loath lorwclk Oit' lei:
WLOIIO Pm
urn.
lust Accept the mm. Proof.
.The great Sir lsanc Newton, one of
the most profound renatmerl Ithe worldI
ever produced, once cut a large hole in
a board fence to allow a favorl
access to two gardens, and cut a small-
er bole to allow her kitten to follow
her. The weakness manifested in Sir
issue's action was due to want of
thought.
debates the proof offered here about
Doan‘ e Kidney Pills and arrives at any
other conclusion than that stated in
Mr. iv. S. Lyon. of 22 High street.
spoil): Rnslilh at 111 drops the"
ill: cockneya and “Any boys.
lin Bye-to are happlea. it is n great
to eat chicken country.
edept'ntllng entirely on the color of the
complexion of the incoming president
Ill be be yellow,1the "ynller legged"
‘ Dominique is
in his glory. Every black legged chick-
Any ”awn“ Wh" mentally en is killed, and any person caught
harboring one is bound to stiffei. .:)n
it as short of the fashion. The “Iyal
it
n. natives cell the isle ll «can.»
Nearly every one i have st w o canl
" In
picks it up after the manner of the
London costermonger and his cousins,
Apples
the variety of poultry
tted to thrive alone
the other hand. if the president be
black, only black legged poultry is in
for legs" are des-
this citizen 3 statement t 0y :1. Si ll ntlitlons prevail in
reasoning powers, as the philosopher r 9 m i" "0
Santo Domingo ~J-Vlctor Smith in New
was when he turned carpenter. York Press
says: -~“l procured a box of Dean's
Kidney Pills from Plalsted' a Drug Store
for a slight urinhry trouble, original-
ing front a cold which i caught at anl
entertainment. Doan' s Kidney Pills!
must have brought about the change,
for after the treatment 1 was quite well.
Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by:
all dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by!
Foster-Milburn Company.B B.uffalo N. Y. I
Sole agents for the United States. l
Remember the name—Doon' s—— and
take no other.
I
against thinking too muth of oiganl- ;
zations: they me but means to ends. :
The association listcncd with greuti
plcusuic and inteicst to RM. Heivcy:
Wood. of Paterson. N. .l.. on Saved to
Serve.
\isiting bIotliren wcic invited to
paitlcipatc in the dellbciatlon of [ac
ussm iutloii.
"ihc iIIisccliaiicoIIs business of thel
convention was then transacted.
The afternoon programme was inter-
spersed with singing Throw Out thc‘
Life Linc. The Half Has Never Been‘
’l‘old. llown at the Cross. and Stand l.I'o.
l"'Ol Jesus
The session adjourned with prayer
by Rev. George Broker .lr
The Pastor's (.‘oniflence met at tho
close of the afternoon session, and dc,-
I~idcd to continue the organization.
its object is to foster the denomina-
tlonni interest throughout the associa-
tion. I,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Comings and linings of People of the
Norwalks and their Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘lce. of Monroe street.
are spending a few days in New York.
.0.
(‘lifford Sherwood. of (‘amp street, is
attending the Dewey celebration in
New York.
“—0—
Mrs’. Frederick E. Raymond. at
Spring street. is visiting friends in
New York.
—0— l
Mr. and Mrs. V. ii. annnll have been ‘
visiting Dr. and Mrs. .i. ('..I'ewkirk. or
310mm avenue.
of
last
.0.—
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Denrsv.
h‘airiicltl avenue. arrived home
night. “on: the Whit:- Mountains.
——0——
Mr and Mrs. William A. thclcr. oi
Havilund street are visiting tliciI
daughter. Mrs. Frank P. liylngton. in
Hartford.
1 ~0—
Miss Edith Huntington and Arthur
Huntington. of Main street. went to
New York today to nttcnd the ilcwcv
:u‘lclu'ation.
——o—
llliss Emily Scuddcr. who has been
the guest of the Misses SI-Iidder. of
West street. has rcturncd to her home 1
in Now York.
Gould ScyIIIour and Miss Minnie
llritto. of South Norwaik. arc in New
York. and will paI'tIcipale in the lie-w- 1
cy celebmlion.
__.,,__ . .
Miss Lillian (l. liartigan. of Bridgc-
port has r'ctuincd home after a fcu I
port. offered prayer
The report of Mrs. lioy.t asso: iatlon
m. was mad. and the fact de-
leO that so few churches responded
to the work.
of circles of c hUIIIlu-s weie
then read, after which the Junior set—
rctAl'y gave her report and the Farther
Lilli" circles Were heard from.
Miss Grace Bronson of Bridgepm'L'
that unlocks hearts in Wonk foI the'
I water.
«'5, Mrs. Wheaten state secretary. in a I
few earnest wards spoke oi the liter-
store tuned by the society. and IIIgcd
we use of it to further the work
Aubert session of prayer followed the
meeting closing with a verse of ('or
ate president.
The Association Ieassembled at- ’ 70.
opening with the hymn \il liul Ibo
. Power of Jesus' 'Name.
Additional delegates in attendance
were: L. Mison, 1-. Sherwood. Mrs.
. oi” 0. Brooks and wife Mrs. It.“
ith, Mrs M. M. Swaner, .‘lis. i. f'.
ilil‘ls, Mrs \V. \. Garner Mrs Wil-
“,1“. and Mrs..l. il.(1rosslcy..\ir.
11nd Mrs. M. R. Shaw. Samuel Van-
stone,L. H. Atkins. A. L. Phillips. Mrs.‘
Highland. Dr. Carter. Bridgeport. Ho-
not B. Sturges Mrs. Mary Sturges
lire. Kate Baker Mrs. Ella Wilson.
Mrulsthcr Wilson. Stratford; M. A.
Hyatt. NorwaIlI; Miss Belle Robbins.
Waterbury; Mrs. J
M Mr! E S. Waterbury W.
“It'll"!!! and wife. Mrs. 6. Wood. Mrs.
Point. Stamford; (I. 1.. (‘amp and
In" E. Camp. Milford; Mr and M.
D. I. Hull. Miss 15.1. Donne. Mrs.I
Janice Walsh M. A. Mills. Mary P
Pavel-let. 8 J. Barber. servant: s c
Hubbard. E. S. Fairchild. Danbury; C.
A. W. Stillman. Baotou;
Wood Peterson: P. 3. Evans. Torring-
ton; H. Rhone. John A. Weed. Min.
Lfli Brush. Niel Emily Weed Erastus
Tattle. m Erastus Tiittle. New (‘i-I-‘I
"In: 8. R. McCuddy. Lynn. Mass;
In. Betsey Weed. New (.‘Inaan.
At 8 o'clock Rev. Alex. Trumbull. of;
m York. gave a very Interesting ad-
I. lit” on the work of the AmericnnI
' Do It Home Missionary Sotiety.
F g was followed
Gordy, of Lynn. who spoke in behalf
at the requirements of Foreign Mission
'. not. 1: 8. Lyon, of Bristol address-
association
at“ people—on exhorution
gave a reading which spoke of the key l
on.
In. Nicholson was chosen associ-‘
H.1Noble, Mrs George H. Noble. lnI—1
.lune. H. E. Rob-'
one, Mrs. Demarest. Miss Eva i.. Dem-1
l'. .
Rev Hen: y l
in the interest of WV"
Idays Hell with MI. and “lb. ilartigan
‘of “"‘tiodwuid l‘aIk.
I _.,_
DI. and MI.4. J. F. N'cukiik. \iiss}
iH"loIII B. Sherwood and K. W Mans-
lilcld. have Icturncd home {mm It trip.
to the White Mountaim I
-—o—-
l Flank \ Ferris and family. who
lune been at their villa. Restcallff
\lartha s Yincymd. during the summcI
I'iIo c\pcctc:l home tomoIiou I
——o—~
\iIs lldwaid ilustavson and child-
il'.cn who hmc been spending the sum—
Imei months in Sw.eden are expected
in aIWIitc in South N'oiwalk a week.
04”qu IIInImIou ’
‘ GRAND l.Ol)GE K. ()l-‘l
I The annual session of the (hand
ll.fillflf'. Knights of Pythias will be hell
ill) Odd l-‘cllows' Hall Hartford. Tues-
day and Wednesday October 17 and 18
i’l‘hc Hotel New Dom will be the head- .I
Iquarters of the Grand Lodge ofll::ei‘.~.l
The local committee of aIIangements.
has arranged to take the delegates to
cithci Parson's 'lheatrc or the Hall-
lford Opera House as a theatre party..
Tuesday night. The editors of thin
.(lrand Lodge will also be entertained
.in Putnam Phalam Hall. where “m;
[min Lodge will tclcbrate its flnanPlt-l-1
inr) LinIoln Lodge will give a ladies
night on Friday evening which will be
Iattended by members of the lodge with ‘
ladies.
l APPL ES FOR THE POOR.
l'hc ('hiistian Hndealor society of
[the l-‘airficid Congregational Chiiich.
has shipped ten baicls of fruit—mostly
. apples—to N'ew \ork. to be distributed
‘among the poor of that Iity ’i‘hcl
fruit scnt to New York was practically i
'without cost as it consisted mostly of
windfalls, and were picked up by the‘
members of the society. it was good,
for immediate use. and it was thought
It” be too bad to allow it to rot wheni
so many poor people in New York
would be glad to get it. The picking
gap of windfalls and sending themI
where they will be appreciated is wor-
thy of imitation in all towns. l
l NEARLY 400 MINERS ARRESTED.
Tat-.oma Wash" September 28—m-
yesterday on the steamer Alliance re-
port the arrest of nearly 400 minersl
along the beach It Cape Nome last
month. Claim lumping and filing mi
of attorney has caused an al-I
most endless amount of trouble.
_ W.
'Grand Central
Market......
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish, Oysters, Clams,
Escallops, Crabs.
W
Blue Point.
Sent out on the half—shell
Long island Oysters
The finest to be had.
Soups
0! all kinds.
Heiiiz’s Baked Beans.
Leggett’s Canned floods.
”HUNT t ZELUl-‘F.
’l'el. 35-4.
EELLINH AGENTS
FOR
Wui’s
lllli_1__ can in.
lilelliyaliiilii
AND THE
intuitions
THAT you
1 area DRANK.
A’l‘
SAMUEL
BUMSTUBKJL’S
72'No. Main sh,
So. Norwalk.
'1‘ stereos E
138-3.
Drivewllorses ‘
from
Bakers Stables,
Cor. Washington
and Spring Studs,
Tel.Call.139-3.
Lazym lIIIiiI
bled a at I
will - torpid liver. wbiobprod mm In
Illon. 1 fonts”! SOARI'I’SN tobcall oucls
iorebcm. and locomotion occurs lieftbo ntlrial.
that I purchased another "$5" and was tm'
glint-saga” [shall only tcogladurec-
wbone re:- the meet
in was led." ”I“,
J.A
” clqlcbcna Ave. PhiladelphiaJa
CANDY
CATHARTIC
.m. or all-m" '. £3113:
OUR. WINPAYIOI. ...
a—oy nay-y. eat-p, w an Ice. sci
by Rey. B. it Mc- singers from Cape Name. who arrived ”TWO monomer“ alien.
Dedd—l suppose you play golf the
same on Sunday as on any other day?
Green-No; i don' t swear at the end-
1 lies on Sunday. ——Y onkere Statesman.
9‘...
Gemini: IOWAM
llPllllllllli Billlll
managers” ktndacd
on a par with any work
done in this section of
Connecticut.
SENTINEL BUILDING
South Norwalk. Goon.
My room painted or papered in a
hurry;
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
fat but that I can handle them to
every’body': satisfaction. prices and
all. .
JUNIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
e um cm can um
M
Do we RAYMOND!
'5tmrclblrector
and sebum.
93 Washington St, South Norwalk
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 34-6.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
4min lingo,” Clldllllltf, Ptlniu. )-
W-il Pop"- and Borden
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwaiit.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
Vacation Tons ill insides"
1'0
Noni-icon and
Newfoundland.
by steamers SILVIA and PORTIA of
the non chose LINE. calling from
New York every Saturday at 4 p. In.
Full particulars and literature upon up
citation to .
Jacob llb Layton, Agt.
I Railroad Place. 80. Norwaik.
1847 189
Plumbing and Steam Heating
llot Wain Healing.
Hot Air-Heating.
s1‘ov . AND nAMIi-zs
SLATE AN!) ’llN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
Ricumonn RANGES 1
’las etc
lieionesllHotclikissio.
l7 WALLSTREET. NORWALK.
DORLON HOUSE.
smears ”POINT.
hath Norwalk.
J. I. SULLIVAN,
Proprietor andflm.
Terms reasonable. Bathing, booting
biting, electric cars to hotel. connect-
Iigwitl: clipcincoothoN. LN. R
M H. I. I.
UNSURPABSID
180D! ISLAND CLAM MK]. ANI-
anon DINNIRI.
can cause
Aflillll TlllElS.
T
”I.
Bay «or and got-uh. one o
wouNCbgi re ilk-mime relief. 9..
Into: after not: loll aidsDigestion
Myour Mum. or by mail so cu
Send sump f n free cum
Mill IFO. 00.. Cleveland. O
To 1|th Everybody.
N e have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLQV.
mm. ‘
NOTICE.
The agency of the Connecticut Gen-
eral Life insurance Company for sever-
al years managed by the late 8.
L'Honimcdieu will for the present he
continued by his brother, Frank
lino-media. Olav will result: 1...
m in the United : Building.
8. that
We will. ergo
one w(if) the] tflris, Louder: or Vi-
enna styiel. ~I
By presenting The Hontinel coupon.
and 10c. at The Fair Cloak aim, or
Washington street, tlouth Norwnlk, you
can obtain any size pattern.
'I ill-LadIos' Drr ped Wain.
go :4: m3. ",1 ml I10 incl: bust.
One of the season's most attractive
coIIIblIintions is a rich shade of brown
with trimming of turquoise blue. This
Is the corsagc. of a pretty brown fou-
bird with a small figure of blue.
The back of the waist is fitted
smoothly across the shoulder and
drawn down close to the. waist line. in
II cluster of tiny plaits. The yoke of
tquuoise blue liberty satin tucking is
cut on the bins and arranged so that
the tucks meet in the centre in V-
rhupe. back and front.
IIal this season to find the yokes a dif-
ferent shape back and front. in this
case. a pretty pointed effect is selected
for the back trimming. whde the front
is applied in square outline. The col-
lnr conforms to the same shaping and
is very comfortable and becoming.
graduating toward the back. where it
rim-cs slightly in pretty points.
The left side of the waist is titted
smoothly to the figure. The right side,
:Illlflllill at lllc underarm seam. lsdrawn
in graceful :- rosfl folds (that result from
the unique shaping) to the left side of
the yoke. wheIe it is fastened under a
Insette of blue ribbon :elvct and a fall
of creamy lace.
The close fitting two-piece sleeve is
mounted with a shallow cap of the
locked liberty satin. shaped to corres-
pond with yokc and collar. The wrists
"are slightly over the hand and are
scalloped on their free edges. A band
of chenille and lace Iiassementerie
studded with turquoise is used to out-
line the yokc and as trimming on the
sleeves. The corsagc is made quite
short. rcnching just below the waist
line in the back and front. The shaped
bolt is covered with the same passe—
Incntcrle that is used for the trimming.
The mode is desirable for :lrchy
waists of silk or fine woolen fabrics
I-I'cpon, crepclinc. not or lace over
bright colorcd silk linings with acces-
.aories to match.
To make this waist in the medium
:Iizc will require one and three-fourth
yards of material forty-four inches
wide. The pattern. No. 7731, is cut III
sizes for a 32. Ill, 36. 33‘ and 40-inch
bust measure.
00900009000000.0000
SEITIIEL COUPON. :
The holder of this coupon is entitled
to one pattern, any else.
No. 77:: Bin——
By the payment of ten ocniA, at
m FAIR 01:0“ ITO“.
0.000000000000000
CONNECTN‘ ["1 PATENTS.
The following were issued September
"21".: ‘1 :99:
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. lii'idgc-
poll. Conn:
ilulley & Johnson New Haven. gas
and air mixer: f‘ryus lloy.t Stamford
moat-rack; William ii. Page. Norwich.
hot-water heater Charles F. Smith.
New Britain. right and left-hand stop
and waste cock: F. (l. Neubert. Water-
bury. button; Walter i). Case. Granby.
cattle stanchion: E. ll. & C. P. (,‘ot-
trell. Stonington. apparatus for folding
paper: Allison Manchester. Barkbam-
sted. artificial fly William Vanderman.
Willimantic, pipe wrench; William 0.
Fisher. Middletown. suspenders: lsaac
O
O
O O
O O
O O
O O
O O
O O
O O
r). Palmer, Middletown. fabric (de-
sign).
Bed-t7 In Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascautu. Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and kcep it clean. Ml)!
stirring up the lazy liver and during all In:
Eurities from the body. Begin today to
much pimples, boils, lilotclics. blackheads,
and that lit-illv hilious tomplexmn by taking
('ascarcts ,-lIt-I:uty for ten cents. All :iIug-
gistenatildaction guaranteed. lot, 25:. 50c.
BULWER AND LAN'DOR.
Bulwcr. notwithstanding his deaf-
ncss. could hear the solitary hiss which
mingled with the thousand plaudits.
The sweetest flowers prick him with a
thorn and the gayest insects sting him
as thev pass. He came into our box
after having received a complete ova-
tion. and the first words he uttered
were. "A great many enemies in the
house tonight." Poor fellow. who had
so much talent with so little greatness.
so much success and- so little happi-
ness. That asp, his wife. sends over
an abusive letter from Paris to The
Post just so that it may appear on the
morning of the day fixed for bringing
out his play.
Landor. you know. is quite as vain
of”not being read as llnlwer is of being
the most popular writer of the day.
Nothing can equal the contempt with
which he treats anybody who has more
than six readers and three admirers
unless it be that saying of Hell's
when he declared that nobody tinder-
stood his writings hilt himself. and
that not always. Lady B. said the
truest thing of (‘arlyle's productions
ever was uttered She called
them “spangled fustlan"—— a homely,
rough stuff sparkling with genius in
the seams. —"Memories of Henry
Reeves."
Alli-“mil OI]. show
it is not unus- ‘
Sold Exclusively
in
South Norwnlk. Conn.
h!
u. u. stoves.
The Manufacturers of the leading shoes
have agreed to the ..
«IGLOVER’SI»
. The Place;
Last Trips, ' Sept. 28t
ITI'phflzfl HARLIM.
'iflvv"
”V. VI
101,- 1- u_ u aume‘: 'Ié m
I. you.
Leaves sou'ru souwnn, 7:35 A. Is. ;
LEAVES NEW YORK:
Beekinan Street, 221’s p. In.
East 31st Street, ll: 40 p. In.
Saturday, 1:35 p. m. ' '
Saturday, 2:00 p. m. '
FARE. SINGLE 400: EXCURSION, 700.
Freight Propeller City” of Norwalk.
Leave Beeknian Street, New York, Monday. Wednesday and Friday, ii p. ill.
Leave Norwalk, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 5 p. In.
.. 3.. ..
"Everything from a needle to an anchor."
Open Season on Gagne Oct. lot.
We an supply the sportenien's needs will: anything from a rapid-
flregun toabox of our
1
: EXPERT SHELLS. .
{FOX CYCLE 8t HARDWARE COMPANY.“
smau Prints. ;
i quick Sales.
‘w-..m
“THE FAIR”
From Makers to Wearers.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish
Ready Made and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves.
I. Wrubel a. C0...
65 Washington Street. South None-1k
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality.
Theo.- o:
sen.
' 't.
w‘.
Norwalk Chronicler