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Dashes laro. hose and Everywhere II
_lorwolk. loath ”or-alt and the In:
“tau Vicinity—flaps and llshaps at
will“ you-nut! into Crisp Par-graphs.
llomemwsonovery page.
OoudnmorL. A. Butts is no longer in
the ampon of the Consolidated road
as was removed when the change went
into effect last Monday.—Danbnry News.
The Fairfleid oomciution of Cungrcga
tionai churches v- Ill hold its next sessit.
, \vflflgtho Newton nCnngrcgatiohai churc:
on October 24. The Rev. Mr. Barker’
ordination will take piano at this time.
Rev Crandall J. North,ofNow Bart-i
formerly pastor of the South Norwu
Hothudist Episcopal church. will pres i-
sttbelaying ol the corner statue of it
now Methodist church in Kcnsiugto.
to day.
‘At the annual session of the Milan
council of American. Mechanics, held .
Des Homes. In . the last week in Septei.
her, W. N. Simona. of Nurwalk. m
elrcted national vxcs cunnciiw, then-i
honoring the State of Conhscticut.
Emma Brown. formerly of . Norwnl
rarefied a jail sentence oi fifteen days
Bridgewrt for being a street walker. b
was acquitted by the jury on tho chary
of the theft oi $30 from ill” person oi
than upon whom: complaint she was is
routed. _
Captain Frederick Perkins, of Ne
York, and Burr Smith, of Nornai
drove ”Weapon, Monday, says s on
respondent of the Bridgeport Post, i
call on iricnds and transact busin:
relating to freight transportstn
main-rs.
Weather Prophet Vaughan says th.
the storm which hr predictcd for Tim:
day was the one which caused so am .
damage farther South last week. Wt.
misty it was within fourteen hours ..
Daubury, when it took a itinerant cunn-
and wont soawardé-Danbury News.
A jolly party of Southport fellows. COP
Iii-ting of lucreuo A. Parson, Editor»
Spring and Frank White-bend. who at.
cruising on tir‘ Parseil's yacht, Emma
are enjoyiugsfew duys' fishing dum
among the Noranlk‘ islands. The hub
is awoken with enough to feed the par.
for a week.
Superiutoudsnt F. C. Payne, of tb»
Danbury division of the Consoliduth
road, saved a stranger's life in Danour.
the othsr day. The man was intoxica.
ed andsiipped while trying to board .
moving tram. Mr. Payne saw him fill-
and caught him just as he was going it
Mill the wheels.
0. W. Blakesloe & Son have just com
plated what is uuo oi the larger". tumor;
has. in this country. It is the mat
wall of tho dam of the Now Havu
Water company in Bethany. It is 1.01»
fact in length and seventy feet high at ll.
highest point, giving the lake thus form
ed a calamity of m.000.00il gallons.
The addition to the Static lnasu-
aaylum st Middletiiwn, for Wblt‘l
swomo was Ippl’ilpflated at the is.
legislature, wdl be a three story arctltn
withsroom for the ducwrs. s receptiu
room with offices. etc., on the lawn
fluor. The upper floor will be occupw.
by dormitories and rooms for the I)“
that Theleugth of the building wti
‘ bashoutbilOiset.
. Tbs dclagsim from Not-walk to th-
" _ sighth annual convention of the Con
nsotiom State branch of the America.
15de of l'tbor st tit-rides. were J
, 11. Kenny. Iron Mouldel‘b" Untamd
Williamson. Elastic Wibb Workers'
Union; 0. W. Bennett Painters’ Union:
B. J Moulds. Central Labor Union; A.
Omnwood, Carpenters’ and Jolnars’
Union.
Editor John E. Jones. of the Weal-
pnrtsr. who. it was raportaddtsd put
nbassdtba Robert Snags humiliation
Riverside avenue. Wmtport, confirms
thastoryandssysitiatberesultofanun
dvrstaudiug with the late owner made
during the put hw mouths. Es ax-
psm to leave the Edmund 'i'syior pissi-
on Wright street and mo" into his new
little about November 1.
lel, where many Norwalk
young isdirs liars barn educswd for
W now numbers tilt. of whom all".
, ”atrium srsiu tin Kim-mama iii-
psitaiant. walla stations are taking in
Tbs tutoring class of the New Britain
“in“ in tho physical trainingeourss.
lbs-saints“ harms. mailing a total
fluwbiob aboutthirty lssatbau a
1* ago wbsa the Initial was our
W. Thefsiling ad in the attend
i“
prices quite so low. '“
OF HIS LAWS TREASURES.
ltookbsvdalat mutton
Auilksn ofharhalr.
Audsolmadoal’llisnnllel
1 am as ”Jinn as prayers
lmokhardaintyeyaaas well.
"It us] be." said i. “who can tell)
nous: M. valiant.“ ‘“"‘""
i took her whitsnsss virginal.
And from bar cheeks two roses ran.
1 took her dainty ans as wall.
. i said. “It may be possible
Her image from my heart to tour.”
And so I made a Villanslle.
l stola her laugh, moat musical;
1 wrought it in with artfnlcars;
i took her dainty ayas as well.
And so I made a Villahallnl
‘Efilelt Dawson in Caruhill Mara-ins.
A HERO.
At about 2 o'clock on n raw, blustery
March morning the inhabitants of tbs
little village of Shickahinny ou‘tho up
per Susquehanna were roused from
sleep by home shoots and by the vio
lent ringing of the church bell. Men
and boys dressed in haste, and a crowd
soon congregated on the river shore.
There was good cause for excitement.
The ice. which seemed comparatively
firm on the previousovsning, had brokm
during the night. The yellow tide, al-
ready swollen to runny feet above its
normal level, was almost hidden by the
henvfig. grinding cakes. And worst of
all this unexpected event had placed an
unknown human being in peril. From
Scrub island chine hoarse shouts for
help and at intervals the discharge of a
gun. The red flashes could be plainly
r
seen. -
Scrub island lay in midclmnnol dif
rectly opposite the village. It was hard-
ly more than a bar. for nothing grow
upon it but bushes. Near the lower end
was a small cabin. which some of the
village boys built for amusement out of
driftwood. Hero the castaway had prob
ably taken refuge. and his situation was
extremely critical. In n short time the
cabin would surely be carried off by the
rising flood and ice.
As tbs crowd were speculating on the
unknown one's identity and discussing
the hopelessnem of rescue. Squire Tyson.
the most wealthy and influential than of
“av values, taint, nus-nu“ turns: tu-
shore. .
"Jasper is on the island." he cried.
wringing his hands in agony. "He
went over this afternoon to shoot ducks
and has not returned home. He must
have fallen asleep in the cabin. and the
ice has carried away his boat. Will no
one save my poor boy? Are you nll
cowards?"
The unhappy than ground a boat that
lay bottom up on the shore and tried to
drug it into the water.
Half adozen men caught and held him.
“You will only throw your life away,”
they cried. “No boat could more a
dozen yards in that ice. We could save
your boy if there was any chance at all."
The squire suddenly realized that this
was true. Hestood gazing mutely toward
the island. his face rigid with despair.
A groan of pity burst from the crowd as
another gunshot was heard. followed by
hoarse appeals for help. The this rose
higher and higher. but now clear spots
were visible hero and there. and all at
once the river seemed to become free of
ice.
The meaning of this was plain. Tho
ice had formed it gorge somewhere up
stream. Hero seemed a chance of res-
cuc. but no one was willing to take sd-
vnntngc of it. Thu, crowd knewdiy past
experience that the gorge would likely
break in a moment or two, and thou the
freed ice would swoop everything before
it like an avalanche. In vain the squire
appealed to them. in vain the poor boy
on the island cried for help. Not a man
would risk what seemed certain death.
Suddsuly a stoutly built lad of 10 sep-
arated from the throng. and running I:
the shore a few yards be hauled a light
skiff into the water. no seized the oars
that lay in the bottom and pulled sturdi-
ly into the swirling current. heading in
a diagonal courss up stream.
A simultaneous cry of moment
burst from the crowd. Some charred
the daring lad; othors warned himback.
"God bless himl” cried the squirt.
bursting into tears.
ludsad, Curt Webb was the last one
of suit a bravo dead. as was an or-
phaur' dworked hard forslivoiibood
in a. cry store. The village
med by Jasper Tysou.dsspissd and
rafusodtojoinanyof thsirmischiavous
daprodstions. Be could never be in-
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himbscansabsbsdparsistautly
«laced to light his tormentors. though
Jasper and others dared him to combat
milled thsir
malice by calling him the “coward,” and
by thltopitlistliewulmown inthsvil-s
l«gilt tho “coward” was surely astonishn
risdly. "Jumpin. Emmet thrice,
:‘U‘dwohavos slim dance of dodging
.Too late. Even um sprang to
thsbost this water heaved and toned.
and the rumble of tho‘dresd avalanchc
deepenedtoarosr. Bait sdosonoakss
oficsswirlosl bffiisingaudfslliugwith
the waves. Curt pulled straight down
stream, while his companion crouched
in the stern of the boot, helpless with
terror. But the rsco could and in only
only way. Theliun of broken 160' came
grinding on like a race horse, growling
with fury. It annulled tho‘c'abin to frag-
ments and sped sftcrtlio frail little craft
that was striving so hard to escape.
Jasper cried out 'th terror and held his
hands before his face to shut out the sw-
fui sight. Curt clock to the oars, but
he knew nevertheless that escape was
out. of the question. His bravo heart
sickened at the thought of what would
' happen when the crashing ice cakes
reached the boat.
Suddenly he saw something that roused
n glimmer of hops. Twenty yards to-
ward the loft shore and slightly in ad-
vance of the avalanche hosted a huge
tree. evidently torn bodily from the soil.
Its broad end. bristling with snakelike
roots... was turned down stream, and
hero shd~thore it thrust out think limbs
that served to steady it, like outrigger:
on a boat.
The opportunity was a good one. for
the tree looked audiclchtly strong and
massive to hold its own against tho tur-
bulent ice. lftho castaways could reach
it. they stood a fair chance of escaping
death. Curt’s resolve was instantly
formed. He roused Jasper from his
stupor of fear and brieflycxplsihcd what
lio intended to do.
“Now," cried Curt.
J leper caught the dangling roots and
pulled himself in a place of safety. An
agile spring lauded Curt beside him. and
the next instant the boat was whirled off
into the gloom. As the lads crept high-
er up the trunk, Jasper slipped and was
precipitated into tho water. In his strug-
gles to keep from sinking be seized one
of the roots and clung to it frantically.
crying for help. Q
At the risk of his life. Curt crawled
down. and with some difficulty rescued
his companion. They lost no time in
choosing positions among the heavy
limbs and than had barely sottled them-
selves wben down the shock came. The
towering masses of ice surged around the
tree, burying the trunk from sight at
qucamaw-aua or as: us..- a... m...
cradle. The peril was frightful and im-
minent for half an hour. The boys were
beyond the reach of the ice. however.
and happily the outriggers prevented the
tree from rolling over.
The night were on, and when it broke
the tree stranded on one of thc piers of
the Catawissa bridge. Willing blinds
rescued the castaways with ropes. and
when they had recovered from their ex-
posure they were sent horns by rsil,
whither the glad news had already pre-
ceded them.
It need hardly be said that Curt was
never called it coward main—William
Murray Grnydou in Hartford Courani.
In a German Workshop.
We had to be at ork at oo'clock in
the morning and to esp on till 8 o'clock
at night. Even on Sundays we work»!
from ii o‘clock to dinner time. Some
would keep on till it was dark on Sun-
day evening and content themselves with
knocking 03 early. as they called it. And
such work!
Everybody would work as if the house
were on fire. it was all plscswork. The
man who stood out myself had made
veneered chi-tits of drawers for 80 years.
and ever had made anything else. Ho
won d turn out two veneered chests of
drawers in a week, and the work was
faultless. Those chests would. i am
sure. sell readily in Brisbane for from
£12 to £15 each. lie earned about 9
Prussian thalsrs per week. 0n the other
side of mo stood smsn who made Ger-
man sscretaim There were nine or ten
men in the shop. Tho muster wss work-
p ing too. He seemed just no pot» as the
lush.
Whenever work was finished, some
furniture dealer would come round and
buy it. The men seemed all more or less
sskew in their bodies with overwork. If
ever they had an ambition in their lives.
it waatohutilispropsrsrnsaofrespsct
into tbs two spprontices.——“Advcnturss
of a Danish Emigrant.”
.a
As Atmosphoralaflator Inca.
That extreme cold pnruiyses every
vital function is of course a piece of
everyday knowledge. But it has been
Ml. lofttoProfsssorPiotct,wbohnsbaeu
conducting some experiments on this
subjectto disoovar that st atempsrs-
turnofiiodogrsssbsiowths must-sat
mtbcrsissochandcslsctioubatwoeu
:itric or sulphurlg “30%;? xiiitaslim,nl;a-iI
was 0 gen an um. i
hndsrorgnaryoiroumstsuceathaamuity
oftbslatwrmstalfororymiuoguat
that“ will burn if thrown iniowstor.
owingtoitscombinstionwltbthaoxygcn
in that fluid. Butif thsslrctric spark
hplsysdoubodisswhieh hare thnslost
the power of chemical sanity tom
m and curious combinations insult.
. we say this; _ town: not treat yourself fairly if you buy without ,.
' J , through rootstock. flrhosswhb‘ have a... it ssyut in tho "
ibost‘ dine]: over shown in the two cities. It :3st bond and
‘ shouldcrs above all other stocks in townw—in variety, in richness
, andslognncc, and for low prices. All our Garments ore perioctly‘
'yshaped, correct in stylo and length. N 0 such collection of exclus-
‘ive styles can be seen anyvthore, and nowhere will you find the
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FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
, A christwuu “I’d“!
Phillips Brooks. the grant preacher
who died a few' months ago. was very
loud of children, as out: may know from
Hotter toouoof his nieces. Thailan-
tury Magazine publishes the text:
[Vary Private! ll
disarm Horn. Vinita. Nor. if. 1”.
D:' in Own—This latter is an'awful secret
istwaau mandm. if you tslignvhndy about
It. i will not speak to you all this winior. And
this is what itia about. You know Chriptruu
is coming. and i am afraid that 1 shall not at
home by that time. and a: I want you tow and
tot the Christmas presents for the oblidron.
Tho grown people will not not any from In
this year. But l do not want the children logo
without. so you trout find out. in the moat
trout way. just what Agnes and Tuodls would
most like to bars and not it and put in their
stockings on Christmas ova.
Then you must ask yourself what you want
and get it. too. but without inning yourself
know about it. and put it in your own stock-
lnlr and be very much surprissd when you find
It thus. And then you must sit down and think
about .lonophinc do Wolf and the other baby
at Springfield. whose name i do not know. and
consider what they would like, and have it
lent to them in time to reach them upon Christ-
mas on.
Will you do all this for me? You can spend
.5 for each child. rind if you show your father
this letter he will give you tho money out of
some of mine which he has got. That rather
breaks tho sacral. but you will want inconsult
your father and mother about what to gut. es.
noisily for dis Springfield ohildnu. so you
may tell them about it. but do not dare to let
any of the children know of it until Christina
lime. Thou you can tell me in your Christmas
lsttar just how you have managed about it all.
Gyp‘s Chop Garden.
“I‘m going to bury this chop bone
right here."
”Guess ill see if it little attention will
help my schema tiny."
“Wall. tvcll, how is this for outer.
"—Hnnx‘r's Young Pcoplc.
prise:
A New (lawn.
in this game the first player is placed
it tho ccutcr of the room llllil blindfold-
:d. But before he is blindfolded hols
mid to look all about him and notice till
the things in the room.
After the handkerchief is tied over his
eyes he is told to turn around once and
then in snynlmiil win“: its crystals to
.ouch by wulklug simight forward with
its hands ottistnitcliml. Of course it is
great funio ritli' him go nhdtcnch the
:nblc nftcr lic bud silitl lio expected to
‘Alilt‘ll the rocking ciiitir.
Ho may “look" nud then In» blind-
folded again. llclmty try [bred titties
xi touch objects. turning around of
:oiirsc catch time.
Each littlc player in turn hits ihrco
‘trit'sf'
After nlllutvn tried. if it is ii party.
there is gt-ucrnlly it little tray of cukoa
brought in, Mill ibuso plliyi‘f's who have
touched the objects are exported to have
ill frosted cakes full of plums. Tho
)thers how little plain cnkcs.
Most grown pcoplo would get little
in cakcs-Annio i. Willis in New
ork Press.
A liar-footed iiualta char-tar.
One of Cincinnati's thriving suburbs
.n the illl’iét'lliln of lvnuhoo has it boils
make charmer in the shops of it baro-
lootcd. one sitiqicudcrcil country boy.
fits youngster molds oxcursluns into
the country for the purpose of acquiring
mskco, which he does with success. Tho
lihsr night he unions! the village witha
garter susko in tho bosom of his cotton
ibirt sod created it sensation in a drug
dot-o by limiting it out and trying to
tell it. He did sell two small ones.
which he says bo'cnptnrsd buforo they
ionld run into the old ouc‘s mouth. The
soy holds the make is poisonous. but
institutions tho “stinger" out and so
makes it harmless. Explaining how he
:snghttlicm. he said; “When! too but
running nioug.l sneak up on ’em and
grab 'sm about the middle. Then 1
llldn my build down till he got but by
lbs hack.” it» said he had been a snails
:hsrmsr fm- ihm yearn-“(lineman mi-
thirst.
music's flu ”ark.
0b. manna daar. frow down your work.
And bum swfitl quick
Arid bring a poll of want. too.
itisa isieli a mat Ian. stick.
than.“ n lhbl tilt-ruins
A «annulmnm.
itvblasdbrishtradiikaaurs.
i as it assists in diam
Antibnrrisdamufruw
mmrr'fnuiimssm
aria-tantamount
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' kisstsutliwliiatits
”1““? who
'fihflu ass-sis
My
Corner.
Norwalk.
WOMENB EXOiTEMENT OVER WOMAN
Hals- Wauorspn Bays Women's Wrong-
Al’c Ayn-rand by Too Much Talk.
Whatovsr amelioration the condition of
women may used today. it is not to be do-
oompllshed by going into rhetorical or ex-
acutivc ass-ion about it. The individual
wrongs from which individual women are
mm in congresses. and the sexwrotigs
in which all women are supposed to be
inlet-lug are only aggravated by being
guide the subject offrrxcvssirn considera-
on
Take, for example, the ouu wrong of
whichwotneu complain with most sharp.
naas and most jtistice—vuncqiinl payment
for cqual work. Anything that helps to
emphasize the fact that women nr‘c new-
comers in any id of work tends directly
to lower the w of that work; anything
that helps to arouse the prejudices of men
and so keeps up unfnir discrimination
against women workers 'tends dimcuytn
depress wages; anything that introduccs a
false distinction into work—and the sex
distinction is a false one—will lower wages:
any sentimental consideration that serves
to ohtrudo the fact that women are not
equal to men in units of horsepower is sure
to lower wages. The fact is. women work
era are at a considerable physical disndvun-
lane in comparison with men. and the less
said about it the better.
, So it is with other favorite themes of dis
mission among women. The less said, for
example. in declaration of woiiiau's rights
and in glorification of her achievements the
better for both rights and achievements.
The'slrongrst assertion of a right is the its-
auinption of it. and the only proof of equiti-
ity of work is equality of work.
Now. all these and mniiylothertlilngs liko
them are the stuff of which wnmcii‘s con-
g'iieasiounltliacuaaionii urn llllli‘l‘. and they
all serve charmingly to keep iilivo that in-
tangible something called the “Woman‘s
Quutluu," of which men are already very
tired. and of which women ought to be.
For men have already fitted. with tbs
wonderful multiplication within the but
few years of powers and activitii-s common
to both sexes, to recognize the (not that
work its neuter noun. and that so far its
women workers are concerned the chivalry
of disregarding their sax is grcnicr than
the chivnlrv of recognizing it. Both men
and women were equally culpnblu in the
to: «randomness of two ccultirirs ngn.
Today it is womcn and not men who um
ruponsible for it.——iiclcn Want-mill in
Forum.
Vicarious Offerings to Justice.
A student of life still llllllll'lerri in the
Punjab has been struck by the largo pro
portion of very old inch iii the lmlum jails.
In the prison at Mmlizin there worn lust
rm lam- summon-1m. mini. cm
yarn. two of them lli‘llll: patriot-cits of
upward of 80. This l'i‘lllzlr'rt‘iiloli,‘ (net is aw
iributcd partly to ill ~ gnarl. lniprnvvmi-ilt
in the economy of [minm jails sizicc iixc t'X
posurcui their llll‘lllllllflifl'flll‘lll some yours
ago. but more directly i... the privnlcnt
practice when a (‘rlllli‘ lilt‘i linen i‘nil‘iizllit'll
of handing over the inht useful number
of the iiiiiiily M a butt of vicarious oil'cr
ing to justice.
Oh this point tbs inspcclor general of in»
dlitn prisom observes lluit ilm cnnilucixicm
which wiiviciiou entails is of (‘mirw in»
irksouio to the rigid limit to the you“:
“Moreover." he continues. “the pulp!"
know that n specially com furtulvlc plum in
the shape of good food. nuiplu clothing. it
ipcclal tilt-fury, the lightest uf work unit it
society not t-ntin-iy uuco - ~ iinl itwitm the
)id mun in nur juiis, A can .- li'L‘~ lll‘t'll (‘lir'il
iu whiclinmxui liiiil lii't'll Hruxoxiul. The
permit to whom ilu- i‘i'lilli‘. by his my ll mi)-
lesion. was brought Juimv was it ft'vliltiiilil
fellow who hlui l-ccu paralyzed in built
irnis for 20 your» :iiidcoulil not inive com
milled ilic crimc. lint us his fuiuilynll
laid lw did it. rail 1“ Illi'l'l‘ in. n- rival) of
“cycwlilicsu-s." (lie nbl 1mm twill t‘hitt'
fully to juii mul lirstlierc mil «Lullilml
News.
Servants In llrnsll.
'l'hn i'iitii-canmw n! ”W Wili‘i‘il} oftlo
int-stit- M’rvduis in limzll. mi .n; to tho iii»
ilttion of slut-i t'y.lim ilcsrtiiml lll Ilii' llritv
.sh tonsilliir rcpnrt from liiu (irnnilc ti.-
siul. Ituppcnrsthiit out l [M cm! of tin.-
radio or icinuic scrvnnis will hli’l’plliilli'il‘
master's litiuw. Tlli')‘ insist on li-ztvlng :it
:hcliticst byTu'cluck in the t'vuiingnml
will not return lit-fora 7 orb in tho imii'u
hg. For this reason sniuu lumm‘s lim'cii
who of ghost in oiic nf tlw windows lulu-n
iut through wldcli thu- lilikt‘l’illlil lllliltlllllll
pass their goals on their t-itrly inuruiiilt
rounds without troubling ll invmln-r iii the
family to got up null opcu llli' door.
it is mild to lchuits common for itguod
cool: to insist on tins flimlly dining not
ill." than ii o‘clock. iii order that Mic mity
benbloin put the kiwlicn iii unit-r ililil no
homo curly. if tliosc or filly utht-r ili'llilliiilfl
are not gridded. thc sci-mitt lulu-mi \le hunt
my notice. thorn living uppiirrntly iin lliW
if muster mid servant in liruzii. 'l‘lic
wags» ilvrrugcm to £8 it month. with loud.
ind the scrvmits. its it mic. pin—loin i-nnuttli
ivory night to lll'lii‘lililii tupwrnt bomb.
l‘bm scrvnnis urcitli nominal ur millnf—
tors and lint Iit-lil'l)‘ nil inul ilxtwn. but in
spite ofull limit-drawbacks ilwy urn [gt-tr
tritily Dif'fi‘l'l'f‘vl iii ivhiic servants. who in
llrnzii linvu hourly iill “aim-indium lliitli
:llc blacks.
To lino the This.
The Baptist brother was passing: along by
do Motlmdist brother's imilsc in tho mm-
2!! town. ltiltl the Mt'llllllllhli Imithvr \vm
ipl'lllkllb with the how it good Ami slindc
iron. whic l wit-i lmili y willicri-d.
“What are you doing?" liiqnlml ilic linp-
Ilnt broth". hanging over this fi‘lll‘f' nciglr
milks. ’
“i don’t wuttolm my im-f'
The Baptist limtiierimtm at the tms u
plums and a! the bins.
"That ivoii'i snvu ii." in- mid. with tbs
that I lrso ililf for
“Why won't it!"
"You’ve got todnsoiueihing mum than
Ill! ii
“Thululcrl” l'xclfllfllfll the Methodist
Wham" sprinkling sway; "ymidtm‘t
upset mo to immerse lt.do you!" ~~ilcimit
MM. ‘
on... a. “4......“ n...
classical finals fictions.
Dr. Hans run Bulawlnmtiiiotl with low-
M said vastly: "l wily admin a
Manta waits and can as- no reason why
Mb I work. always artistic and anion r
iii! vary but things of its kind. should no
as playrd now and than by a arinpimny m-
:lwstra at s saviour named. it wnidd take.-
.iir sound of mush clwicnl dullness outol
turnaround not than all“ set» in Mt
gig linguists for a «hang» of dint.“
it mu will.
rm 3. rkvi to
ltd... .. .. W
(“living Mi
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MainandWall8is.,'
Telephone Ball. ‘ 5754.
”Rating Ira not, nlasl to its rightrd by .
' Hale’s ‘
. iiilillill. .
“ cum in
WWII. "TBUUBlES.
_ of: .- _,
v , H.S.BROWN
South Main Street. 80. 'Norwnllt LI
““‘“ sing00ut Saic
Clo
ileum instills
LESSON IV. FOURTH QUARTER, INTER‘ .
I A ' "
Tristram. & Hyatts,
No. 2' Gazette Building. Norwuik.” \ A
lies and puts the justlycondemned iii the ‘ ’
pliicc of no collilciliiuttioii. with the nmir- Ill order to 1118116 room for other 00d! W8 7
once of no st-pm'niion—lwcauiazcof(his mat close out our entire stock of outside galgments of :1? kinxfiuluttlo
love and grace of God it is Mtrvly nvttsunn- ing Ladies’ Misses’ and Children! ' r C .
blc scrvlcofli. V. margin.“spiritual wor- black n V, l - B garments, Ladies Jacketsin ”
ship") in do what la m-cvatblc or well ’ a y ill and mlxed 800(18, With 010th and V8176? 03 I
full back and urge] sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 1:
Children’s gnrmentsfront
pleasing unto Him in v lilim: our bodies rt ‘ . ,
livingsllcrilicc. 1m: xiiim on tho nltnr years in plain Jackets and with capes.
ors. Every garment month.
them at less than tho
Making“ the beat stoo Seamless silos hills .
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ‘
Call and examine them before purchasing any cilia than
THE SlliifilivsCHOOtj
Tour of the insulin. Rum. xii. l-l5—-Mcm-
ory Vernon I, QfGIlliltll Text. flout. xii.
ill—Commentary try the ltev. I). M.
Steam;
1. “:i “($0.00“ you ilisrtinrc by the incr—
ties of God that In prcscui your bodies a
living sacrifice. holy. :itrsl-til-sililc unto find.
which is your rowinmtlilc scrvjcc." By the
mercy which [ll'ilVlill'ii redemption rm 15
for thssiniicr. which justifies rind sancti-
were dead snurlm: .. mu consumed. “'8 4 to 1:3 yell-g in light and dark 6
. . . O
are to go on living it tlnily lll‘lllll unioscii . . ' I’d - i E
thntthlsliicnf Christ lusty lwtniulcnutni- 30m and m 0 531' but do It W8 Wm H
manufacturers price.
fast in our lnxllm ill Cor. iv. lli.
H ALF PRICE.
2. “And be not Conformed lolliis world.
but be re tmnrfurmcd by tin» rsucwiug of
All of our new and fashionable capes w' ' 4 ' '
_ _ ill be included in tki
sale, at Just one-half their former price. ' I
your mind. that yn may prove what is it...
good and tu‘cuptublc “mi perm mix of
Tristram & Hyatt.
Loading Dry Goods Store, ‘
God." "Not. (if this world" is llit‘ rt‘pt'ltiul
No. 2 Gazette Building.
’7‘Ttui AT HOME AM! SAVE MllNEY! ‘
cipics in John xt'li. That we illllylllfcliil-
formal to the image (if i'iirN is tho, way
it is eluted in Hunt. viii, ‘21". ll Cor. iii. iii.
3. "For I say. through the grace given
unto inc. itmvt-ry mun i but lsiliimiig you not
to think of himself murc hiubiy tlmii lie
Oilglil..lll think. but to think hillx‘T15‘uC'
conliiigm iioii hath ilt'tili' iocwry man llit‘
uliiluill'u- uf faith." In lilv‘ lll1llli‘l‘ or Htle-
lion thorn in no room for l)u.'.~‘ ii.:. for all i~
of grain: (Rum. iii. :17; llpli. ii. s. in: it iiillfl
tiniicscrvml favor iii" (Lid m l‘l'i‘l‘y our \i it it-
our t‘Xt‘t‘pliIlll. in tho rm". rui (‘hriqnm
lifc thorn is no rmm tori .lsliiigi‘iilicl'. for
wilt-thei- if. hc lllllt’ll lnlwr in‘ lilili‘li litilllli'us
Wt‘clill UlilS‘ilt)‘. "Nut l. but L‘hrm." “Nut
1, but the lfi'lli‘i‘ of iiuil” ii 3.11. ll. ".31.". 1 Mar.
xv. lxll. Tlll'l‘i' is llii mum in: self, lllll
Christ mild lit‘ :1”.
-l. “For llr‘i \\ 1' llii\v‘ many lili‘llllu‘l‘slll will;
body. nml all mviii'n-h Law ilnl the ulnar
Ollli‘itnrmliil lll‘lic\'t'l‘\ Ill'l' howls-rs til ”it
bixly‘il'Iph v. ‘-. nmny llli illiit‘l‘h. 31'. but
(lili' lunly ii l'nr .\‘.l. 'Ji», lill t‘niiii‘nll. ii Ii;
llll.‘ our ”L‘ililiiliil giiiil. ii. by the .-.iiilc.\';wrlt.
5. "Sn \vc. liczirg lllztizi'. an; in.» hair it.
Christ. and i :try mm lilt‘llllii‘l'siilie ui .‘lll'
oliicr.” 'i‘iiw:l.\.i'i‘li is ”is lliiily. the l' ill»
lit-~50! [lint that hill-ill ml in all (11'. ‘.l.i
23). No lilt'lliili'r mi" .ml‘ lliiilii‘~ um ~.._-’ Hi
KDIIllli‘l‘. "i ilH l‘iui [Ii wi )u hill. 3.1 ll
liciilihy llifdy t'.t”il im-mlwr i5..ii\' upon lilC
otilcr. and {wt «ml immls chm‘ri’um' uc-
illt‘ mind. Sn ~limilcl ii iii- ill ilii' Church, ‘
6. ””iiVllL; tl:~ ii gm million“! .in nil“:
to llli' grow flint l-a g.l\l'ill u ~, “'lii'llli'f
pmplnul. ll‘l u~ prop);
pmporzinn ui' Lillli. ‘ ‘l illuLii-winliun u?
the Spirit is gin-ii in Mt ' man in pix-lit
Witlml. illi‘ Millie bplrli tin" 'nf l0t"\‘i‘l‘y
l’llilll sovvmlly illi llv mil i’l i‘ur. xii. 7 ii I.
and thi- [ii‘fit‘t‘ililll of lili‘ ('iirixmiu iii" is m
lll‘ Clllllllli‘it'l)’ illli-il liiltl routinudlly run»
iniilt‘il by this lilikslii Spirit \tllulii iiml
is more willing to lZil'iPItJillihtf \vlmituly
sock iliilll puirnis : ‘lu gii‘n ginul llilllgb
to tlii-irrlnlilrvn <l.i .c \i. llii.
7. "Ur ministry. li'l t|1~' \mit mi ulli' min-
istering; or he tliilt ti-su‘liclii UH trot-hug "
Yuun; dcliiitk. prnpimy to iw iiit‘ pit lic
expiisiilnt'i'uf tliv \uirtl. .\liiii~xry i- which
acting as it timicmi. Touching i~ lli~ll‘lli“
tiun. or mutiny. in knmv.
:6. “Or lli‘ that i xliui-iu-ili. um-xliuvinl inn;
hotlmtgivcih. l.~r him «in il.\\'llll Howlin-
iiy‘. lli.‘ that riilvtli. with illllw'liCr; lii‘ 1 but
shout-ill iiirrcy. with cim-ri’liim-sa-I' To l x
hurt is. to I‘ll“ lli’lil‘l I, to ('lll‘t‘l‘. nr t‘lii'lllii"~
ugc. importing is in Iii- him-ill. illill m \\ ll ii
zoul lilill jny iintl in in ii” tliiligsiulw glul‘i'
ilt‘tl ii ('Iir. K. 2:1], lll~li.'ilil ill livid: indirr
any lmiidiigv iii uliy sr‘llw \vlimnrr, the
whole loom-r i~ slulplliloii by pulling Hal.
ll. ‘.'\l. “till tin.- ili\l. Hm \‘i‘i‘Sv‘ of our It Will
illlil lctliiig the Lord Jenn». lw ihc soli- rulc.
\ ‘it‘CH?
'.
t- /
Wagons of All Kinds and at
m w'li‘this season I have a. superior lot of Wagons for all purposes.
BUGGIES, PHAETMS. CANOPIES. SPllilllES,
CAMS. BlflflliGES. Mill BUSINESS NEWS
Which, for Quail: y and Price. cannot be beat in the country. and
i will make it to t to purchaser’s advantage to buy of me.
Don't go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAN Mill OF ALL KINDS.
Repair wurk called for live ed free of charge.
in our lNKill‘~.
9. "Let lnw lu- without ili~siuinlsiiuii ’
(\llllil' (but which is evil, ('lt'lti't' to that Jim. M‘di'on “'3. "Id Ff'nllln 8L. ‘ .m “.m ‘
Wllllilllii good. in ii i‘ur, viii; 1 PM. i. ,
ii. l.. New Haven 8. llanioii ll. ll. soliTii Intuit mil» till 1 _
1:1. ilw Holy Spirit is :vmucinml with on
iviglml Ill\|‘, for \\‘lii'l‘i' lii' mininih llmix
min lic no liypwrlg. 'l'lul’rluro lll'lliii‘ll
ocrounlt I. 1803. “Washington“ ‘
muss LEAVE south noswsut as Ww'm’wnbhflm‘”
FOLLOWS: u. up. and on Saturdnr «anion fr- ID I.
it
with the Spirit (lipli. “159mb, Thin ill-«i
iliv evil will inn-mini (lintintvhil flilll ibi-
gntni til i mci i w.
10. "iii' kindly aill’i-ittiwimiv lllll‘ to fllllilli'
or with brotlu‘rly low. in lmiiur lli'i’ri ri inn \Fll“ lfllit"‘)l‘:’l‘“-ex AR‘I‘VLRRZ‘“"”‘ rippers“ allowed am
one dillitllrlt" ill". M iii l'Ipli. iv. Ill, “lir flw‘ A" ' “‘ " ' ”fig,“ " ALDEN BULMANB.PNIL
yc kind (Illi' iuitnuiin-i‘. li‘lliii’l‘ lil'lil‘ii‘il. iur- .2» «1.. ‘ it? 01.. JOHN H. "BRIG. “DP!"
giving otui iiiiullm'. t'vt-liiwiinil l'iii‘i'iit-lst's " ”l 10““ ox" "‘33 N‘. 10821 E. KHAN. ”All m ’
shim hiltli furglvuu you." lillil "ill. in low, in? 1L3?" 3',“ ”‘3‘: A“
in lowlliicas of llliiiil li'l» «itch l's’ii't‘lll titliri' 7 Mek.. " ll ll vx.. "‘m‘" ' _, ""“M'” M”
lli‘iii'l'iliilll ilwmsi-lvw il’llii. ii, :ii. writing ”2| nun. “W“ 9X»: House mover.
thiiwolfiilciil' tillwrsl'iiilwrlluiii )illll‘tlii‘ll. at: ”3 “Wu"
ii. “Nut Milllilili in indium, ii-rvmi in 1.311%; p. “when“ , salinimmovsd in brat-cla- Ill,
spirit. M‘l’l‘illfliilu Lord." in the li. V. tho iliili Piitniicldexu | 10 01-. bollars 5"] will; ”-
ilrst climw rrml». "in iiillgcnc’u iliii sloth. ‘UW‘W‘HM man“ u“, ' hum. fl.”
fill." ’l‘liclmt clump will i'ovvr tin» ntlici 1‘11“ “2:. ' u. tan-I:
two. for ”u’iiilililll lliiilu"lli‘ill‘lllyliéifllllll' it” or" 'm M‘o ‘0 Blldl‘wo'l» ,_ W ’ m-
Lord and lint llillll mm. knowing limb of ”MW ‘ w"
fifigto Bridgeport. a A wAGONs'
tho Lord in! ulmll I'ifCt'Hi' ilu- n-wnrfiof the “gilt; ?‘
inhciltniicc. for Wu M‘I’W'llit‘ Lord (twist in...” 725
(Col. iii. 21!, Lil. nil Will lu' ti-cll. ‘ilii ex . 2:: If...
2. "llcjmciiiu in impc. puiimi lu'lribu ”fights“ lili‘li‘dsmsnmnd u. . flawandssonnd
lniiml.continuinglustiiiit litlll'iiyi‘l‘. lli~ 4mm.” surplus-ml. ac" 3 IS Puma”
juicing iii llopc of tho tzlurynf “Ml,“llil {"533 .. Ig$.;-:-l W t » y
gitiryliiglii triluiiniium lilm. is ilm way it Mu -. . . ..
instinct! iii t-lmptcr v, 2.1. ifuiliciiiplittlup '{i‘flfiflfifif““‘“‘ enom“. s
llii-glnryin llt'I'I'H’llli‘lli‘llllllli'blibitlllllllk ;;-n-.. w - g .
liti I» of prrsunt sum-rings (chapter \‘ill. it). so. I
u. “llliitrilliiiiltg to ibc iircomiiy ui mm mimosa.- A. int—m an. on as. pflm to 3".“
saints; given toiiimpilnlity.” Mullah-ring autisma‘iiiw. P.M.-llilli “"1160!" ll” .
to the minis lsnur «oily wnynf minister. ‘ firnrnnrilw. A. “.433”. gun" .. ‘
big to Clirii-i.nml till door for own tho it)?“ ..llillli’. l.—ilmsr..1lonsg'l£l . wm‘m
loilstis cililfili'illliiiliiiiil to ilimnt-li‘ibinth. "hm: rm :3. mill”? £3.13 2. . .w MW...“ ‘
xxv ii): 1.42). As tnilm lllllt‘l' chum. it in ii ‘5' °'“ ' '
Wriiflrli. "llc iiut [mgr-Hui to entertain , mnm!0“ H en ry y
siriiiigi-rr. fur iiwrchy mum intvc i’illl'l‘ Fout‘ou'rabloltwau. A. lodglmun all
tniucd iliigcli uiinwurcs" illeli. Xlll. it). “‘7- ‘" “3“ “'t ll " flflflflfl
., . . ind: on. was am. not on. in an.
Umuparv British”. 2. c2. Willi xix. l—J. um noon .1, p, “.43“ ac.. lot so.
if we Cuilsiilt'i' ourselves liliil iiiimi imvr roll or. am as. “I a. :{m “fill fl- 6 per cent.
Mtlmluini‘a. \S'tiivill bo rrmlyimihtuuit :l,i‘:”-.§-i‘x-m‘:£_ who??? it‘ll!
it'l’ullllfillililiiili‘lllillt'. ‘ and." A. Mm a," 90*, ac.
Ef‘iit‘i‘il Exit. um. u is mum.
buttons olvtstotl.
vs: it" ill) WALK tor m
Il‘ii'A. toting": id: id so . “Infillggi:
who ““42 ii “iii. p. ,m. an m
. illitli‘i‘v‘ii can“ "nit:
lin.:'.’:‘m...‘.’.:s. s ya. fair... as»:
(loom. in.
i "In“ ”I“ miifl.
F. 7 H0 7‘"! NOKW “'4 I
go"? Amt!!!" ltd. p. til. “Anya. all a:
kill: Wftmx mm..-
gglfillfi» rs. arms. I Fs'i
ii. "lllt'slt ilwin which pore-cents you.
him and curse not." is»: our imrti lmtgbl.
”Love your cumulus. bless them ihnt cum
you. do good lilllii‘ni that little you itnd
pmy for them which lltNlIili'fully inc you
and pnrsscuto you. thtlt yo may be uli' chil-
drau of your Father which is in lit-oven"
(Math. v. in. Etch the low taught. ”Thou
shall not lmlc tliy broilii-r in iliiiiu hum;
thou shalt not «Wings nor licnrnnygrmlgc" '
(Lev. six. 17. is}.
l5. “lit-illicit with them that do rajoiou
flitl whip with “will lllill troop.” ”tinnitus
wants members of our: body wall 11”"le ‘
should icicles tifsltil'cr with the niiwrmaw
has. being minimal by our spirit and»
initial to nuahmi. The ml of the chap. r.“
tar iii as practical its the vcm we lmvs
. lie sootwtmi 'with mass
thhm list-us in). ntnsinhering lllm who.
haunts m hit-us. firm of inilillgl {
norms: mosh
Immunisa- hw- 3|. ‘0 .
«ms mu m
H. 0. sun}
I.
aim.
40'
MWMMW vsplaoalothawmh
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