' flill' Stile lilies:
V Arctic Anabel s—I'iie' can
1‘: ‘nvention at
Q In I“ and 9 was
isairéd yr steam oe‘o‘rge E. Hlnman,
‘ of the state centfiii contained, today.
31:32“ berth. that he convention
101:4thth nation of state
-, representative at large In the
W MMHnitod States. and sev-
on presidential electors. and the trans
c; any other bnginossV of a pro
: Widoverltldd will be called to or-
.298 the mill-st qpay n o'VcIo 1:17.111...
Creden-
363261013 cation and relo-
ion drill be appointed
‘ inhibition. of candidates. the
solutions nod other busi.
Th -no the accond
WIfoht'whicb will begin at 10
3' ch 6381 is hilltl'ed to‘ twice as
‘ Willi“ as It has members in
‘ 3‘ house of the general assem-
116315} district It; entitled to
‘- owm: bay ,one or
until districté wt in their
ct their delegatés frbm
31:51 town convention. but
Va sshnll reside in the dis
, W833i“ by them”. Delegates
th’ousevel'al senatorhil districts
‘ nor more. towns each,
e5 bled by‘ 1.114; clégate‘s
“I: fibstate obnventlngxibn fill:
‘ns In ing such on ,Vra
ct, and nptlce of the 131111: and place
choidlh’g 'shch conventions: Will be
tvan by the members of the state can
rel: be iii and: county . . .
mplimafles in the several town
361‘ 316 appoint-most of. delegates must
1.th . asst least five days before the
it of the convention, upon. a;t
5" w'I'l'l
lining, in, accordance with the
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Gall: Higher.
‘8;“'-"— M ”We
“like Milli of I
..Ccs‘hpaay in various places In New
M‘s
11-11 are attested. by an order;J is-
Nagging: lCg“eIlltrg'llllii‘r’iio'lurll
.. 3:9,: onerous. and 411th
_ ”pad The llridgs Plum
'moosmmaomw-mm
lfiofldflpmdmmm ills
mandala-owe. 2'”
8.161! 9 to llama a:
hit him (Iiiys' notice by posting and
Wordial means.
2 anthem p sented the $396833
nit . diocese. and gave a ssiisf
ssh-omen».
l 30‘
,V , , I M} €13.58“
.2 0 ‘ v. .
Uiccrstcd't‘ossul. “M‘s; 25C.
7333 333 [91:66 it’s DRUGG, '5‘
hematite
still 3 oIi-vHA'r Hoses;
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SGUTlliNGTON, August 1. ——The 96- .
lectmen who Intended to have the find
I: of a skeletpn on Wolcott mountain
looked inbo, 'wel‘e disposed to let tho
matter Ill-pp today, when they heard
that Medleat Etamhier Steadman has
declared the bones to be 111056 of a.
horse, {The berry pickers‘ report of
finding of a skeleton yesterday rc
suited In a searching party being sent
out in the afternoon, as the authorities
are very anxious to clear up Perry' 3 dis
appearance The party went through
the underbrnsh on the mountain until
after 6 o'clock, but were unable to find!
out Iqaluit: 7*
an. relates filo
, liver la
and Iloodtlc aw
grill: with s at
‘ BROKE PADLOCK ON CELL DQO‘R.
Much.
oiyooth.
,l‘“
i
in
ilmild‘
w
Theodore Gay, of Wilton, Made a Dar-
lng Attempt to Escape. “.
Theodore Gay. of Wilton, had It
wordy argument vestcrtlsi morning In
Knight street, Norwalk. and the ser-
vices at the Knight'stl'ect church worn
interfered with. Complaint was In ' c
and Chief of Police Thomas lira y
went over and placed him under or
lost. lie proved to bc a desperate
chalactci. inasmuch as in the after-
noon, when Captain Thomas Hunt
went .on duty, he wont into the cell
room with a letter for another prison:
or, and he noticed that ”11' 10011 on
Guys coll had been lainpercd witll
and on investigation found that City
the skeleton, and most of them rc- than in some way broken the padlock
turned to town for supper
then understood that a further search
weald be ado today, when word
came here that Medical Examiner
Steadman had said the bones were
those of a horse. the conclusion was.
it wusion the cell.
Captain Hunt went. In
side to search the prxlsoucl and Cox
ileaped past him and made a break to“
get out into the street. but (‘aptain
‘Hunt was right after him. and caught
him before he got out of the room
reached that he had continued Ithci'l‘hcn followad a rough and tumble
search filter the other men had left. and
so determined accurately what tho
berry pickers had found If he has
not seen the bones the selectmen will
send out again, as many eople seem
convinced that Perry "dle
violence, somewhere on the mountaih.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. as.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State store.
said, and that said firmwill pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each-and everycase of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure. .2 . . , » ,
» FRANK J. CHENEY.
.- Sworn to before me and subscribed
In, my presence, this 8th day of Decem-
ber-“A .D. 1886.
A. w oubason
(Seal) NOW Public. . -
Hall’s Catarrh Gore is ken intern-
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mucous surfaced of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo,0
sold by all Drugglsts, 75c.
VTake Hall's Family Pills for consti-
plus... .
9
,po‘sslbly by .
. base; Henry they.
fight and Captain llhitt lumlcil bi:
man pack into his' cell It was later
found that he had broken the closet
in the cell and taken the. iron rods
and pried the lock 1p,half.
in 'court this morning he pleaded
guilty and was given thirty days In
Jail.
DeWitt's Kldrnely and Bladder Pills
will promptlyr love all Kidney and
Bladder disord“e Sold and recom-
mended by The Gifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. 1
RIPPOWAM VICTORIOUS.
New Canaan Bunch No Match for the
1 Stamford Odd Fellows. .
Rippowam Lodge. of Stamford, de-
feated the Wooster mg‘gregatiou of
Odd Fellows at baseball in New, Ca-
naan, Saturday. by the score of 6 to ll.
The‘game was called in the seventh
tanning, but so ferns the result was
concerned. it might as well have been
called at. the end of the second, when
the score was 1 to (1 in favor of Rim
want. The New Canaan nine could do
nothing with Rube Johnson's curves.-
The Rippowamnine was as follows:
leohnson pitcher; Hariy Smith. 2nd
catcher: .; P.
James, short stop; E. Hall. left field;
J. Barthei.V,right field; F Coulter 1st
Fal' base; W. Davidson, center field. A re
visited. thelYatican‘
.s'tera and visa received by the
roll-
eport
bf conditions there. The pope thanked
‘e archbishop for the offering of Pet
r's Pence, and sent the apostolic bene-
Ictlon to the clergy and tally of New
ork. ArchbishOp Farley then intro-
1113' and offers 11'; of the N
' duoed his suite: The pope had a grac-
ions ward for sub '
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CASTl'QRIA
rorInfsntundchildrsn.
illiiiiil‘il'lliilll"WWWill
Bears tho
Stanton of
r
1. sins-h
' ore
12W" 20316, August? . .3— second
11th may result iron: tile (:6 llsion be-
twee an automobile and a Susquehan
has tread train at the crossing at Bo-V
306108 J..‘ last night. James Show
of atelier}. the unsuited: was it 5’.
ctitlpal condition at the mfiadkeilsack
Hospithl y, and it was feared that
wouldn survive. Donald Hones,
Paterson, N. J. was in-
y kill and four other! halides
were stored Til
38833: “333‘?
311.3643?- unionism:
.Del., says:
dyspepsia. used to
tobq
' 'sttrioted no 383ml attention.
turn 881116 will be played In Stamford.
the date to be arranged Intern H. W
Seoil‘eld. Harry Olmstead and John
Erowo comprise Rippowam oom-
mithhe which is :lhe arrangements
for the game g , V g .
-—llim's. seems. itch or salt rhauln
sets you cram nft‘bear the touch
of your clothln 1’s Ointment cur-
as'the most, ' drawn. Why suf-
fer. A‘l drV sell lit.
lemme 1'6 6‘6 roasiions‘.
Documents as follow; were filed In
the office of the state secretary Saturo
. “Certificate -of organization by The
Commercial. Poultry and Egg Farm
company of Bridgeport. The sum of
8525 has been paid in cash. The on-
cers are: President, William R. Hop--
son; treasurer, Herbert W. .Knapp;
seepetary.»M. S. Hopson; the directors
are the officers;
2 A similar papei' hasbeen filed by
Monroe Lake, Produce company of
Stamford. The full amount: of capital.
$2,000.11” been .paid in: cash. The of-
doors-are: VPreslden1,.E, H. Johnson;
vicepresident. W. B. Johnson; treasv
urer. R. H. Gillespie; secretary, W. I". H
Gillespie.
W
thY cuss son overepsia‘.
Mrs Franklin lamb, of New Castle,
"1 sbffered for years with
at? great diltross
“Mimicking. advert . everything V I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until IV took Braslllan Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured molcompletely. "
manuals b: a.- 11. Plaisted. {.11.
better and T. e aurora Pharmao 99‘
III-W 2 ; .
botanists st‘ no’ron.
The Saturday night crowd at Rocco
Faint was. augmented by a party
from Coll'ander's Point. cyril Crim-
mins snout half; down friends of both
“sexes motored over to the Point, and.
tooth-.111 altitho attractions. They seem
' Spun "36666333133
faith?
‘9 again attacked our Sabbath. saying
that the seventh day Sabbath, or Sat-
V :urday. is the only legal, lawful, accept-
a good dul of self conceit.
i son to suppose that God would have
' given Adam the Ten Commandments
V,‘ While he was yet alone, and require
. ‘befo e be Was created. for woiihave no
A lids! Ive knowledge that he was yet
V created. From the best authority we
' that commandment was In orce.
‘ hervance of the lerlmary laws which
‘ is my covenant“
It”
nth-2
l’n‘ mantis Should Be Taken 89?-
oration
1
;. .
Mr. Editor: Ray 1 Impose upon your ‘V
.l hood nhture and generosity by asking
I you again to allow the space In your
”coVIumns for the,defence of our Chris-
tian Sabbath and the cup of our
our. Sabbatsrian friends have
able Sabbath: that “was given in the
Garden of Eden. It alviays has‘ been In
force, and always will be ‘to the end
of time. So the Bible declares. Now
w? are supposed to chemise a little
common sense in religion as well as
everything else; it goes further than
-Now is It within the bounds of res-
of him the sixth or preparation day
coinmand, which must always precede
the Sabbath day, by preparing food
and all things for the seventh day.
have, he Was not created at. least until
the very last part of the sixth day
This would II’I have given him much
time for preparation fur keeping the
Sabbath._, Then If he violated the re-
qulremcuts. he should be stoned to
'lCIilllr liui We don't read that he was
stoned to death, nor was CaIn Abra
ham. Jacob Ruben Rachel or anv
of the patriarch, who would have
bicu 1mm the manner of theii litmus
bad the commandments and their, rc-
“lllremenis been In force In those
bye. 2
"l cc‘mld cite page after page of au—
thority both by historical writers and
traditions that they wele not In force
until the exodus from Egypt which
was twenty- five hundred and thirteen
years after Vrrea‘tlon. lint the illhlo
a‘dc ts arc farnloreVsuthentic. It
ll recorded that shortly after Cod call
at! the install“ out of the bondage
of Egypt while on their journey to
Canaan they rebelled,"nmrdered and
entered into adalstry and at llorcb
God made a covenant with them. giv-
ing them a code of law to gdvern them
as a nation. comprising the Ten Com-
andments, including the seventh day
abbsth, calling them to remembrance
of the hallowed Sabbath day of crea-
tion.
These comma dmcilts Were a nu
tionai code or we for Israel alone,
and. had their ,11 Itatio‘ns. in the 31st
chapter of Ex us. 18111 verse, it ex-
plains this Sabbath or covenant.
'whol'eforc thee lldrctnof Israel shnli
tree the Sabbat to observe the Sub
bit tbroughoutitheir generation, for
it llcrpctual covenant" and in the 151.11
verse 11 says “Whosoevcr doeth any
work in the Sabbath day he shall be
surely not to death." Are they put
to death today 0 do we upon the
Sabbath day? oy were as long as
Had
it not been a national law why would
it have said “and the strong" Within
thy house," his 'l’ng that anyone out
side of latest w s not binding unless
in their camp?
What were the primary commands
or laws in force at and from creation
down. if the Ten Commandments were
not~given until the twenty-sixth cen-
tury and were only typical of and subt
survent to Jesus Christ? The Savior
answered that question when the law‘
yer asked Him which was the greatest
commandment, “Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all .thy heart mil
with all thy soul, and with all thy
11111111.". This Is the first and great
commandment, and the second ls like
unto-it. “Thou shalt love thy neighbor
as thyself." On these five command-
ments hang all the law and the pro
phets. it was slaw of love, faith and
obedience. All other laws were sec-
ondary or subordinate.
They meant salvation to the nation,
but were inadequate to save one soul,
as may be show by the young man
who came to J usasking whathe
should do math ‘ might lnh‘ ret eter-
nal life, and Jesus said. “ act) the
commandment." The young man ask
ed “Which?" Jesus answered. “Do not
commit adultery do not kill, do not
“911.1". (in. not bear false witness de
fraud not. honor thy father and moth-
er." The youngunsn said. “All these
have I kept from my youth up." Jesus
said, “One thing thou lackest. Go sell
whatever thou hast and give to the
hour, and come take up thy cross and
dollow me " It means a heart service
or love, not a ceremonious law
Risferrlng again to the requirements
of the patriarchs which were essential
,to salvation lt‘wss faith in the prom-
‘Ises and obedience to the covenants
‘of God which He made with them
from time to time; and as proof of this
31 would refer to the 11th chapter of
5 511mm, which conclusively shows
that it was through faith and the ob
alilacs refers to as embodying all other
we
What were the: covenants? In Gen.
.17: 840:"6011 said to Abraham. 1
will give 11mm ,and thy lead sfter'
this. the land 'herein thou art
straws. all ths‘ilInd of Canaan foren-
I'lously by the Present dam
IVilma t9 bred
Can it" re'pared In 776i!—
ferent hyis It Is one .llf
the most nutritious a
healthful foods sold? y
the pr'ldé is Within H33
reach of all.
Ask your WM Argo not lot-h
our: «can: WHOM
v'i.
Sabbath. This was aiater covenant.
How long did this covenant with Ab
rsham continue? Only until Jesus
Christ came and fulfilled God a part of
the covenant Jesus was the last one
required to be circumcised. Like‘ the
Ten Commandments. Including the rev
until day Sabbath and all other coven.
ants of the old di lenaaIIOn, they had
their limitation d fulfillment in Je-
sus Christ.
All intelligent mind. by carefully
reading the history of Abraham’s seed.
will find they were sold into bondage
to Egypt after over four hundred years.
God. according to His covenant with
Abraham, brought them out of bond
age to the promised land of Canaan,
and it was whil on their journey after
rebelling. mu erlng and becoming
idolatrotis that God at llorcb mrfdc
this covenant with them, of the Ten
Comn‘ ndments, including; the seventh
day So bath, of which our Sabbainrian
friends are making such :1 handling
of. He made It with no other people
he may be seen in Deal. 5: 3. They
were in force in that nation as a-con-
stltution, until Jesus Christ came as
a new and better covenant. Hub. 8.: 13
Our Sabbatarlan friends referred to
the pattern in the mount, and here is
where it comes 111:, Moses was ad»
monlshcd of God when he was about to
to be sure and. make everything typi
cal of Jesus Christ. "Fbr'sec. saith
He that than make all things accord
ing to the pattern shewed thee ill
the mbunt," 11617.8: 5. This inber
nacle represented Jesus Christ in the
law, sacrifices. commandments, ordi-
nance, etc. and Is referred to in Rev
15:5. Speaking of the law in Ho.-
brown 10:1,1t says “For the law hilt'
ing a shadow of good things to come,
and not the very image of the things.
can never with those sacrifices offer
9d year by year (or the observance of
the seventh day Sabbath) conilnunllv
make the comers thereunfo perfect.‘
“For the law made nothing perfect but.
the bringing in (its better hope did."
Hob. 7: 19. Jesus Christ was the im-
age and the better hope. When Hr-
csme the shadow and the pattern pass
cd..away.the law and the types having
been fulfilled. Is this not a fact? Th1
promise in Gen. 49: 10, “The sceptrc
‘shail not depart from Judah. nor the
law given from between his feet until
the Shiloh comes." which is Jesus
Christ. and He said in Luke 16: 16:
“The Law and the prophets were until
lobn: since that time the kingdom of
God Is preached." Doesn't these scrip»
lure references prove conclusively
that all of the law, prophets. command
nlcnts etc. merged Into leans Christ.
and cease to be in force and effect
only as historical events as object. les-
sons bo perpetuate loyalty to the image
of the types.
Now did Jesus Christ repeal or
change any of the commandments?
In the fifth chapter of Matthew, when
He was preaching the sermon on the
mount, commencing with the iwenty~
first verse, we find, "Ye have heard
It was said of them of old time, Thou
shalt not kill, but i say unto you that
whosoever is angry with his brother
without a cause shall be in danger of
the judgment. Ye vc heard it was
said of old time, Thou shalt not com
mlt adultery but I say unto you that
whosoever looketh upon a woman to
lust after her, hath cemmitted adul
tgy with her already in his heart. Ye
b’ ve heard that it h 111 been said.
Thou shalt love thy nei hbor and hate
‘hine enemy. But I say unto you. love
your enemies: bless then that curse
you.‘ and so on changing nearly every
command of the decalogue.
He did not refer to the fourth coal
mandatent, but His planner of life
would indicate that He repealed it al-
together or made a radical change in
It cspedaily in reference to the Sub
bath, for just after His discourse He
went on the Sabbath day through the
corn and His disciples weré hungered
and «théy plucked the ears of corn and
eat them and Jesus justified His dis-'
clples in doing it. Now If the Sabbath
day had not been repealed Jesus vio
lsted it and taught His disciples to.
They were required to prepare on the
sixth day what they should eat on the
Sabbath. "Every man shall abide In
his place on the Sabbath Thou shalt
do no work on the Sabbath.” All of
these commands were broken and a
death penalty was attached to each
one of them. by stoning.
The man in the wilderness was
stoned‘to death by the direct command
of God for a less offense, merely pick-
ing 11 a few sticks on the Sabbath
day. lgum 15: 32 Jesus had just pre
viously said, Matt. 5:19: “Whosoever
therefore shall break the least of these
colorant: andments and teach men so to
do, all be lost in the kingdom of
heaven." ll the Jewish Sabbath laws
were still 1 force, He was among the
the command and teach
men s‘o to do. .
Now the facts of the case are plain
everlasting possgpslon: and I will be
their God. Thou shall: keep my dove.
nant ther‘efoi-b. has and thy salad af-
ter thee. in the nerntions." “This
Iclr {a 6111;190:5111}.
Mimosa the 311112wa all . y s -
tor thee Everyman child among
you shall be circumcised. And in thy
seed shall all nations of the earth be
blessed. because thou hast heard my
voice." —28: 18.
anything about the
axis. Ilsa, mo. and the!
km ..—
He didn‘t says:
Ten Commandments or poventh day
‘ B
In this Instance All in the covenant. of
circumcision: they merged Into Jesus
Christ and became inoperative. I
again refer to what He said In Matt.
5215: "Think not that i am come to
destroy the law or the prophets. i am
not come to destroy but to Iuldli for
verily I say unto you, till heaven and
earth pass one jot or one tittle shall
in no wise pass from the law. 1111 all
are fulfilled." So the Sabbath law
must have been tulfllietl passed away,
A
9‘.
(Vt,
make the tabernacle. God wanted him '
. II’t believe that
{0113! Christ! who when. than: was lull:
n a. pro se to come an on
him: the "guilt. or its nostril ill show
Vb“ .“19 waxf of salvation: who planned
worke (our tbowlmi years in
c‘ome. would IV-ot 1'11 I: ve us in a
n are darkened rill h Idle'ss condition
it on he was befolV‘o' lie come. And lie
is If what our Sabbsttr'la‘n friends say
is true. But it cannot be substantial:
. ed The Saviors attitude toward the
Jewish sabbath, lilo silence lll regard
“to ilbe’ Christiali Sabbath, the success
with which it has been crowned for
nearly nineteen centuries. is conclu-
sive evidence that It was divinely ap~i
pointed. But If not, I don't. care who .
ther Jesus Christ, the devil. or the
pope appointed it. If it is in keeping
with .the Institution of the Sabbath
which is surely of God, I believe that
it is divinely accepted.
1 would so soon think of taking a
basket of egg shells" out of which a
brood of chicks had hatched to market
and pass them off as good, as to take
Old Testament prophecies' that have
been fulfilled in Jesus Christ and pass
them over His time and claim they
refer to ages to come. I would sooner
belong to these who sought to return
to the flesh pots of Egypt, than be
among those who are seeking to prove
by the Word of God that His entire
Christian Church (except a few Sab~
batsrlansl bays allied themselves to
the great harlot. and made themselves
drunk with the wine of her fomenta-
tics and are under the penalty by the
wrath of God of being consumed by
fire and brimstonc.
Now, are our Sabbatsrlan friends
keeping the seventh day Sabbath as
Moses commanded, Are they prepar-
ing everything they eat and drink and
every other need of the Sabbath on the
sixth day? Are they striding contin-
ually In their tents throughout the en
tire day? Are they refraining from
all kinds of works, even religions work,
because they were not allowed to go
out of their hobse on any account? .
Mr. Shoup said last week Sunday
evening (or words to that affect) that
he would not declare that every one
would be destroyed, adding with a
slight degree of sarcasm,V "For the
terms of this ignorance Go Winked
at. " in this instanbe the old adage ls
true “Where Ignorance is bliss, 'tls
folly to be wind.”
I think If Paul could send us a mes-
sage from the. other World he would
tell us to take warning from the third
chapter of second Timothy
JONAS l). WORDEN.
osMocaana‘ic NATIONAL Hasn-
national headquarters will be opened
for the season at the Auditorium An-
nex tomorrow. Chairman Norman E.
Mack, of the nailenai committee, are
companied by Roger C.VSulllvan, of
Illinois, will arrive in Chicago tomor-
row. Secretai'y Woodson and several
members of the ei’ecutlve committee
are scheduled to come in about the
same time. Chairman Mark is expect-
ed to announce the membership of the
finance committee and the various
sub-committees not yet appointed On
his arrival
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MADISON, August 4.-W. L. Gray
of Guilford. while returning home iii
his automobile. Sunday night, was run
into by a horse and wagon near here.
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