, v
Q matches made in heaven. We illl'uw up our
, hands in horror at that wedding. liow did
i“
, out: “Who is David!" As though an Eug-
DR. tumors SERMON.
SECOND OF THE "SERIES TO wo-
MEN" AT THE TAIERNACLE.
: "Marriage for Worldly Sacco-a Without
Bound to Moral Chara'cu-r" the Sub-”l
Joel—In Who can... to Doopllo no.
ll‘lon an Bank Hypocrite;
810031.“, Jan. lit-4n the Brooklyn
Tabtl’liaole title looming, the Rev. T. DeWitt
Tabasco, D. D., preached the second of the
aria of sermons to the women of America,
with important hints to men. The subject.
of the sermon was: “Marriage for Worldly
Success Without regard to MoralNL'haracter,"
and the text Was from 1 Samuel xxv,‘.’:
“And there was a man in Moon, whose posw
missions were in Carmel; and the man was
very great, and he had three thousand sheep
and a thousand goatsfif Dr. Talmage said:
My text introduces us to a drunken bloat
of largeproperty. Before the day of safety
deposits and government bonds and national
banks people had their investment in flocks
and herds, and this man, Kabul, of the text,
hadmuch of his posmioas in live stock.
Hooaniealso of a distinguished family and
had glorious Caleb for an ancestor. But this
danceth was a meek, a char], a sot and a
fool. One instance to illustrate: it was a
wool raising country, and at the time of
shearing a great feast was prepared for the
showers; and David and his warriors, who
had in other days saved from destruction
the threshing floors of Nabal, sent to him
asking, in this time of plenty, for some bread
for their starving men; And Kabul cried
lishman had said: “Who is Wellington!" or
a German should say: “Who is \‘on Moltke!"
or an American should say: "Who is Wash-
ington!" Nothing did Kabul give to the
starving men, and that night the scoundrel
lay dead drunk at home, and the Bibel gives
us a full length picture of him sprawling and
maudlin and helpless. .
Now that wax the man whom Abigail, the
lovely and gracious and good woman. mar-
ried—o tuberosc planted beside a thistle, a
palm branch twined into a wreath of deadly
nightshade. Surely that was not one of the
she ever consent to link her destinies with
such a creature! Well, she no doubt thought
that it would be an honor to be assm-iatcd
with an aristocratic family, and no one can
despise a great name. llcside this, wealth
‘ would come, and with it chains of gold and
mansions lighted by swinging lumps of
aromatic oil, and resounding with the clue:-
of lamquetem seated at tables laden with
wines from the richest vineyards, and fruits
from ripest orchards, and nuts threshed from
foreign womb, and meats smoking in platters
of gold, set on by slaves in bright uniform,
Before she plighted her troth with this dissi-
pated man she sometimes said to herself:
“liowcan l endure him! To be assmnatml
for life with such a debauche I cannot and
' willno 2“ But then again she said to her‘
self: “It is time I was married, and this isa
cold world to depend on, and perhaps I
might do worse and may be i will maken
sober man out of him, nud'mnrriuge is a lot—
tery anyhow." And when one day thi:~ rcp-
rcscntativo of a great house pl‘i‘st-tlihl him-
aslf in a parenthesis of Subrinty and with an
assumed geniality and gallantry of manner,
and with promises of fidelity and kindnwi
and self-abncgution, a June rimming smiled
on a march squall, and the great smiled
woman surrendered her happiness to the
keeping of this infamous son of fortune,
whom possessions were in Carmel; mid tho
man was very great, and he had three thou-
Iand sheep and a thousand goats.
Behold here a domestic tragcdyreiwated
every hour of cvcryduy all over Christen-
dom—marriage for worldly success without
regard to cluu'artcr. bio Marie Jeanne
l’hlipon, the daughter of the humble cn—
graver of Paris, inn-ante the famous Mme.
Roland of history, the vivacious and bril.
liant girl united with the cold, formal, mon-
otonous man, because he came of an atlluent
familyof Amiens and had lordly blood in
his veins. The day when through political
revolution thispatriotic woman was led to
the scaffold around which lay piles of human
heads that had fallen from the ox, and she
said to an aged man whom she had minturtid
astheyimcendml the n‘all'uld: “(in first that
you may not witm-ss my death,” and then
undauntcd took her turn to die—that day
was to her only the last act of a tragedy of
which her uncongouial marriage day was the
first. .
Goal and genial character in a man, the
very first requisite for awoman’s happy mar-
rage. Mistake me not as depreciulivo of
worldly prion-rifles. Them it a religious
cant that would scent to represent puvert y as
a virtue, and wealth asacrime. I can take
you thmughu thousand mansions whcrc God
is immuch worshiplicd as he ever muffin .
cabin. Th“ gospel inculcatcs the virtues which
tend toward wealth. in the millennium we will
all dwell in palamn, and ride in chariots, and
sit at sumptuous banquets, and sharp under
rich einbrulderiui, and live too or 500 yearn,
for. if according to the Bible, in those times
a child shall die 100 years old, the average of
human life will he at lanai. five centuries. The
whole tendency of sin is toward wrerty, and
the whole tendency of righteousum is toward
wealth. Gulliness is profitable for the life
that now is as well as for that which is to
come. No inventory can be made of the
picture galleries comet-rated to God, and of
leulpture, and of libraries. and pillortul mag-
nificence, and of parka, and fountain! and
gufllt‘flllli tlioownemhip of good men and
wouicn. The two most lordly residences in
which i movora guest had morning and
evening prayers, all the maployeo present,
and all day long there was an air of cheerful
piety in the convert-Moo and behavior. Lord
limintock carrlodthe gospel to the lluulaa
nobility. Lord Caron and Lord Cairns spent
their vacation in evangelistic unions. Lord
t‘onglewn income minionary to Bagdad.
And the Christ, who was born in an eastern
mammary, has again and again lived lna
induce.
it. is a grand thing to have plentyof
numey, and home that don’t (‘1le you to
tulle the dust of every lumbering and lay
vehicle; and limb of hlitory that give you
a glimpse of all the part; and them-of
[vary to which you may no and ask Hilton
or'l'oanylonor Spencer or Tom floors or
Robert Bum to atop down and
«value with you; and other the to
which you may go while you feel W
filth the litan- of the WW.” nigh“):
m your c u. or r
to the Pockmllllanlsm, or
laintliatcltyvmlohh
mmmmymhabolhhat 'l‘inn
unmamnmmmrm
M inhalimuanmuao
In a
“11%!”- emblem-ad
". to may“
we ... g... 1,
. their mental machinery there is
,for both worlds. Most of tho great honest
philanthropy, not on Am Lamas,
James leaner. Peter cooper, :Wflliam R.
Dodge, Shana-bury. my Wolfe and Mrs.
Astor. A recent writer says that of fifty
loading business 1am in one of our Eastern
cities and of the fifty leading business men
of one of our Welter!) cities three-fourths of
them are ('hrilttians. The fact it! thatabout
all thcbrain and the business genius is on
side of religion. Infidelity is incipient in-
sanity. All infidcls m credits. Many of
them talk brightly. but you soon find that in",
a acre
lane. When they are not lecturing aging
Christianity they are sitting in ban-norm
squirting tobacco Juice, and when they get
mad swear till thevplaoo is sulphurous. They
only talk to keep their courage up and at
best will feel like the infidel who bcggcid to
be buried with his Christian wife and
daughter, and when asked why he wantul
such burial replied: “If there be a mun-ecu
tion of the good, as Dome folks say more will
be, my Christian wife and daughter will
somehow get me up and take me along with
them.” 'L
Man they pretend to despbe religion, but
they are rank hypocmtca The sea caiitaiu
was right when he came up to the village on
the sea coast, and insisted on paying M0 to
the church although he did not attend him—
self. “'hen asked his moon, be said that
he had Inca in the habit of carrying cargoes
of oysters and claims from that place, and he
found since th‘ church was built the people
were more honest than tbcy used to be, for
bef ore the church was built he often found the
load when he came to count it. a thousand
clams short. Yes. Godlincss is profitable
permanent worldly sucmssms are by those
who reverence God and the Bible. But what
ldo say is that if a man have nothing but
social position and financial mourcw, a
woman who puts her happiness by marriage
in his hand mounts the folly of Abigail
when she accepted disagreeable l‘iabal,
“whose [Xissessions were in Carmel; and the
man was very great, and he had three thou
sand sheep, and one thousandgoats."
chere be good moral character accom-
panied by affluent circumstances, I congrutnv
late you. If not, let the morning lurk fly
clear of the Rocky mountain eagle. The sac.
rilice of woman on the altar of social and
financial expectation is cruel and stupendous;
l sketch you a scene you have more than
once witnessed. A comfortable homo with
nothing more than ordinary snrromnlings,
but an attractive daughter carefully and
Christianly reared. 1" mm the outside world
comes in a man with nothing but money, un—
less youcouut profanity and selflnhmm and
fondncxs for champagne nml general reel:-
lmsnoss export of his [amt-avian, He has his
coat collar turned up when there is no chill
in the air but because it gives him an air of
abandon, and eycglius, lint lu‘ause ho is near
sighted but because it givesa classical up
pcuruncc, and with an qttire somewhat loud,
a cane thick enough to bcthc clubof llcrculcs
and clutched at the middle. his cnnvcrsutiun
intci‘lnrdnl with French pllru‘cs inaccurately
pnmonnced, and a sweep of nmnuc r indicating
that he watt not born like most folks. but tcr~
rcstrially landed. lly arts learned of the
devil he insintmtes hima'elf into llicplll'cctious
of the daughter of that Christian home. All
the kindred congratulate her on the almost
supernatural prospects. llcpoit: cum" in
that the young man is fast in his habits, that
he has broken several young hearts, and that
he is mean and selfish and cruel. but all
this is covered up with the fact that he has
scvcrul bounce" in his own name. and has
large deposits at the bank, and more titan
all, has a father worth many hundred thou-
sand dollars, and vcry,feeblc in health, and
may any day drop off, and this is the only
son, and a round dollar held close to nnc’s cyo
islarge enough to shut outagurat discrt.
and how much more will several bushels of.
dollars shut out.
The marriage day comes and goes. The
wedding ring was ofitly enough, and the
orange blossom; fragfi-mt enough, and the
benediction solemn enough. and tin: wedding
march stirring enough. And thc audience
shed tears of sympathetic gladui-ss. summing
that the cmft containing the two has sailed
(it! on a placid lake, although (Ends knows
that they are launched on a Dead sca, its
waters brackish with tears and ghastly with
ghastly faces of despair flouting to the surface
and then going down. There they are, the
newly married pair in their new home. lie
turns out to boa tyrant. llcr uiil i»- notlr
lug, his will everything. Lavish ol’ money
for his own pleasure, he lagrudgcs bcr .tho
pennies he pinches out into her trembling
palm. Instead of the kind words she left
behind in her former home. now tlwrc are
complaints and fault findings and curses. He
in the master and she the slave. The worst
villain on earth is the man who, having
captured a Woman from her fatln-r'shoin‘e
and after the oath of the marriage nltur has
been pmnuunced, rays, by his munncr if not
in words: "i have younow in my power.
What can you dol My arm in stronger than
yount. My voice is louder than yours. My
fortuneisgreatcr than yours. lly union is
mightier than yours. Now crouch before me
like a dog. Now cniwl away fmm me like a
reptile. You are nothing but a woumti,any-
how. Down, you miserable wretchl" Can
halls of nnmic, can long lines of Etruscan
bronze, or statuary, by l’almcr and Powers
and Crawford and Chantry and Canova, can
galleries rich from the pencil of llivmtadt
and Church and Kennel. and Cole and Crop-
aey; could llutm played on by an (lie Ball
or, pianos lingered by a (lotto-balk. or solos
warblcd by a donning, could wardrolm like
that of a Marie Antoinette, could jcu-vls like
those of nEugenio make a wife in finch a
companionship happy!
lmprL-ionml in a medic! Her gold bracelets
are the chains of a lifelong servitude. There
is a sword over her every feast, not like that.
of Damocles, staying suspended, but drop-
ping throngh her laceratcd heart. ller ward.
rebels full of threads for deaths which she
dies dally,and‘ltho is buried alive, though
buried under gorgeous upholstery. There is
one word that sound» under the arches and
rolluloagtho corridors, and troops in the
falling fountains, and echoes in the abutting
of every doorfimd groans in every able of
stringed and wind lnstrummt: "Wool
Wool” Thooxeaand almop in olden time-
brought to the temple of Jupiter to bo wri-
llcoduned to be covered with ribbon: and
ileum, ribbon! onlhobomsaml flowmon
the neck. But the floral and riblxlned decora-
tion did notmaketbootahof the butcher}
hilfo lea! doathlul, andall thoebamlollers
you hang over such a woman, and all the
roboawitb which you camp her, and all
wrlbbont with which you adorn hot-mad
the bowlichlng chat-nu ,yrlth which you
whether footnote are the ribbons and
ilowm of a horrible hatchery.
As if to show how mutt-lied a good woman
may be in mleadld mrroundlnm. where two
recent tlluttratlont, two ducal mince- in
Grant Britain. They am the focunof the
Hibiaguthatmponiblo lnart, in [item-
turo, in anathema-tho accumulation“
wand
allthe accemriea of wealth are to a wife‘s
"‘isoul unitalization and mockery. When Abi.
limited express train to the fatal crash over
i
w
dueha-linremoved with her children I»
came the can no length-endure the orgie-
of her ‘ husband. the duke, and in
the other castle the dncbcss remains con-
fronted by insults and abominations in the
[in-scum of which I do not think God or de-
cent society requires a good woman to to
main. Alas for than ducal country seats!
They no :1 Jorge scale illustrate, what on a
smaller scale may be seen in many places.
that without moral character in a hnsbiunl
gail finds Kabul, her husband, bomly drunk,
ausho c'onws home from intercoding for his
fortune and life, it was no alleviation that
the old brute had woo-salons in Carmel, and
“was very great, and had three thousand
sheep, and a thousand golden”, and he the
Worst gout among theta. The unilnnl in his
nature seized the soul in its mouth and ran
oil with it.
Bi'flll'il things are right in this world gen-
teel \‘illiaus are to lkroxpurgatcd. Instead
of being welcomed into respectable society
because of the amount of stars and garters
and lllmltils and estates they represent, they
ought to be fumigated two or three years he
turn they are allowed without peril to them-
5t lvcs to put their hand on the door knob of
a moral homo. The time must come when a
masculine eatray will buts repugnant to good
society us a feminine astray, and no coat of
arms or family emblazonry or cpnulet can
[ram 11 lwtlmrio nm-hallcngwl mnong the
mnctities of home life. By what law of God
or comnwn sense is an Absalom better than a
Delilah, a Don Juan better than a lilcosalinal
The brush that paints the one black must
point the other black. But what a Elm-tacle
it was when last summer much of “watering
place" society went. wild with enthusiasm
over an unclean foreign dignitary, whose
name in both hemispheres isa synonym for
proil igacy, and princesses of American society
from all parts of the land had him ride. in
their carriages and sit at their tables, though
they knew him to be a portable lamretto, a
charncl house of moral putrcfaction, his
breath a typhoid, his foot that of a Satyr,
and his touch death. Here is an evil that
"it'll cannpt stop but women may. Kicp all
such out of your parlors. have no recognition
for them in the street, turd no more think of
nllying your life and destiny wnhl ins than
“golcsl from Amby“ would (.‘mlsmlt [0 pass
the honeymoon with an Egyptian plague.
All that money or social pmition a bad man
brings toa woman in marriage is a bplcmlid
dcspuir, a gilded honor, a brilliant agony. a
prolonged death, and the longer the marital
union lasts the more evident will be the fact
that she might better never have been born.
Yet you and [have boenat brilliant weddings,
where before the feast was over, the bride
grwm’s tonguewasthick, and his eye ghusy,
and his stepaatagger as he clicked glasscs
with jolly comrades, all going with lightning
the embankment of it rained life and a lost
eternity.
Woman, join not your right hand with
such a right hand. Accept from such on one
no jewel for finger or ear lost. that smirkle of
precious stone turn out to be the eye-if a
basilisk, and let not the ring: come on the
finger of your right hand lost that ring turn
out to be uncalink of a chain that shall bind
you in never ending captivity. . in the name
of liod and heaven and home. in the name of
all timo and all eternity ] forbidthebanai
Consent not to join one of tlmmany regi»
ments of women who have married for
worldly success without regard to moral
character.
if you are mnbitious, oh woman, for noble
alliuucing. why not marry a king! And to
that honor you are invited by the monarch
of heaven and cat-ti; and this day avoicc
from the skies wands forth: ”As tlic bride-
groom rejoiced: over the bride coslmllthy
God rejoice over thee." Let Him put upon
thee the ring of this royal nuirringe. Here in
an honor worth reaching after. By repent.
once mid faith you may come inton marriage
with the emperor of universal druninioii, and
you may be an emprcm nntoilod forever,
and reign with him in palaces that the cen-
turies cannot crumble or cannonadcs do
molish.
High worldly marriage is not necemry for
woman, or marriage of any kind in order to
your happiness. (felibacy has been lxouorcd
by the best being that. ever livml and his
greatest apostle, Christ and Paul. What.
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A lairgc Muck of iron, Mono and immelain ware,
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higher honor could single life on earth have! ,
But u but you need, oh woman, is to be nlli- r
anced forever and forever, and the bands of 3
that marriage] am this moment here and l
now ready to publish. Let the angel»; of;
heaven bend from their galleries of light to a
witness whilol pronounce you one—a loving I
God and a forgiven soul. One of the most ,
stirring passages in history with which l mu
acquainted tells us how Clcomtra, the exiled 3
qtu’winf Egypt, won the sympathies of Julius }
('zl'wdl‘, the mnqucror, until he became the
bruit-groom and she the bride. Driven from
her throne, the sailed away on tho Mcdztcr- ‘
raneansea inn storm, and when the large,
shipanchond she put out “- ith one womanly
friend in asmall bout until she arrived at;
Alexandria, when) was Cursor, the great gen- :
crul. Knowing that she would not be per-
mitted to land or pass the guards on the way
mifarsar'spalam,slin laid upon the bottmn
of the boat somenhawls and scarfs and richly
dyed upholstery, and then lay down upon
them, and her friend wmpped her in themi
and she was admitted ashore in this wrapl
plug of goods, which mm announced as a‘
pnacnt for Caesar. This bundle was ll‘f‘fllllr
ted to pan; the guards of the gnu-sol the
palace and was pntdowa at the fcct of the
Roman general. When the bundle was un.
rolled there rose before Creator one who“
courage and beauty and brilliancy are the
astoniralnnent of the ages. Thin exiled quecu
of Egypt told the story of her sorrows, null
ho prominod her that aha nhould get back he!
throne in Egypt nudtnkothotbrono of \vilnly
dominion in his own heart. Afterward they
made atriumphal tour in a barge that the
pictures of many art. galleries have called
“Cleopatra’s Barge," and that barge v‘ru cov-
ered with silken owning, and its deck war
on with luxuriant carpets, and the can
were silver lippcd, and the prow was sold
mounted, and the air mm raloleut with. the
spicery of tropical gardens and mutant
with the mode ibattnade the night glad as
the day. You may mjolcaoh woman, that you
are not a Cleopatra, and that the one to
whom you may be alllaucod had none of the
sins of Cutter, the mnipicrer. but it soggmtu
to me how you, a will exiled from happiness
and pmm, may find your way tothe feet of
the conquerorof earth and sky. Though it
may be a dark night of spiritual agitation in
which you put out late the harbor of peace
you may nail, and when all the wrapping: of
fear and «1mm and sin olmll be renamed you
will be found at tho fuel of Him who Will put
you on a throne winincknmvlmlgod no ills
in the day when all the ellvcr lrumwtn of
the airy shall proclaim, "llcbold tho briga-
groom mineth.” and in large of light you
roll with him the river whom emu-co lithe
the foot of the throne and when mouth is at
tliotuaofglmarnlnghdwitbllro.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALI. oltblrllts FILLED PROMPTIJ'.
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my HILKS rm» ii To mum ADVANTAGE TO TRADE wmr cs.
GIVE us A TRIAL.
CARPETSl CARPETS!
The largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Bil :unl l'u dy limits-ens (‘nrch nor up. lv‘ilcxant'l‘aix'rtry llruesellu 60c. 76c, 50c and an. lleury
lilg‘mltn, inc. tor and o c. .Estra Lolirll lngmlna :5".
“’IN l)O\V SIIADES.
“OMAN" SHADES. mind quality. on uprini; “lili'fl', with frinuuall ready to hang. we, Spring
llnllvnt lc'gr. l‘tlkNli‘H PULES. wills llnm Tnmmlngu conipletc,»tflc. AlanIM Poles and Trimmings
31 W.
\VALL PAPIGR.
llllll‘VSl-I b’l'tK‘K 0i" NEW l‘A'l'f‘Elthl. Embossed Gold, 101' labor per roll. Plain (iold,
um mic , ..- in use per wii. Without Gold. Tr to an per mil.
D‘U IfiN ITU It It}.
‘ “mm. Snilfl. nut llercfl. Atlltllt'tlmltm Suits-Juan walnut and (“hwy Bedroom sum, .25
up. I‘mlnr Sun-I itignratlvnm-ty, ltuldinngcd Sin-logy. etc. at low price» I‘imim. Loco turnip».
Luinlncqmm. in fact anything to furnbnu your Mum,- cmupleu: can be found here at lean that; c :3
prim i arpclsl moved by hand and laid by l'mcilcal Upholsterers. We do mo ilncaorituauy city once,
and cmplny mi- be»: workmen in each llmli'll of our lmnlncur. floods delivered Without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
No. 2 Atlantic 8L, corner of Broad, (oppome the Preobytcrlaa and Hamlet churches.)
STAMFORD. CONN.
Established in New York City lw.
Special Price;
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
(:0 v cred wit ,
Nickel Plate
It Is made in
YOUR
0“!“ “I'll. ,
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
it] 0 If I 0 N l)
. RANGES
Plumbers and
0“ . .
noon, blue
——A'l'~:1— ,
E. K. Lockwood & 003.;
3
‘x
The Buck/EBance-s
wxmm
lireal Reduction“ in Price ~ 0
_ OVEECOATS ‘
—-—~AND-—-
a
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Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
11.th
So. Norwalk. Not-walk.
m
1 Jane: Black, Water 38..
Norwal‘k, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
Tocomutawlth m l have taken
agencyofmol-ifioldmandluganmm
Fifliil liaillli ill lllii. ll]. Harriezzmga‘dd'liazolltlzrz, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Pine Harness To 0rd. or,
Anna Lattheoldatud, will .
for “I‘ll: of ‘Wcimm
3 lbs. FOR 50 (TS. mmeealz'i‘finmm a».
‘ G- O O D 8.
Holidays.
3. noon“,
3' MAIN STREET,
lhaveonhaadoao t i Itnch
tintihavecveuhmoingaagfmd
Diamond» Gold and Silver“
Watches, Jewelry of av do-
scriptioo. build Silver 1' led
Ware. Elegant and Fancy
Clocks, Gold Ilcutlod Ill-u,
Gold Pea: and Pencils, and Oil-
f'r goods to Ina-enl- to m
on.
Call and examine. No unable to that! m
1!. S. B001).
The Old [and Reliable.
nu linen Lilli.
' lanai thunk
EVERY VARIETY
For Child
We have in: large variety of
._op-. _.
Walnuts. Brazils, English Walnuts,
Almonds. Also lined Nuts at the
Lowest Prices. New Ralslns. New
Dales. New Citron and Orange Peel.
Ass to see our Raisins at 10c. lb.
large Street Florida Oranges 35c.
A very few Cranberries left at file. or
‘3 of for 25.
Large Christians Candles (26 Inches
long) 20 els.
Poop i ng Co rn .
and other helps to make you happy
...._ ATM»
Billie & Clilllflll.
Hillill Ennis
” Nllll READY
1N
$0me
———AT......—
LOW PRICES
u—A'l‘w-
H. intuit...
llalaclen Halal Block,
~1'Ill PIOPILLIII-
it
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,utaim ' 3
Men’s! hills, Boy’s, ail children’s.
Will'l‘llll clonal.
Norwalk Chronicler