t a”... tstlaesrrlar. : “was wru- eels" armaments. notes- ‘ ‘Mtslktiatar. Om). Reading rutleea. tile. n wiles. rlsvrlacsanddasthnouosa. ills. 39M- ' the rights and duties of the state there is Daisy hil‘ééd'é‘fii 25c. Beat it"tfi’hd woghc'zm _ e Raised Mattias aoé. bu. m Mormon .. _ 7 linoleum "I’llulu'ptirrt unfroirl'iud’h 1 turns 8 it... ’ war. DARIMN. . TbeEpworth League of the Hethodlst Eplseo I church will hold a sociable next bur-day evening, at the home of 0. B. Fitch, Noroton. An interratln minutiae of singing and recitation an arranged. and refreshments will be served Dr. J. F. Miller. who bought out the practice of Dr. Edward A. Schnsll a month ago. came here this week; and has located his sales in the residence of Joseph liorsliouae. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Horebouse, Mr. W sauna saunas. atom and rupture. W mammal urns-er mil. in so- mmpm: Wmthfibtlhrse mummmmmrwaw mummam. to ball“! a I‘m—"Want." "To undulations. one time. in: three times. III of rates for displayed advertisements for m on application. I‘ll "mm—No. lid Washington street. south nor-suit; telephone call. on. Branch once. lie. 4! Wall street. Norwalk: telephone Harold and Theodore Morshouas, of New York city. are spending a few days with relatives in town. Hias‘Stella Facts, of Brooklyn. is the guest of Miss Estelle Austin. I. 92 l. . . . e.t‘ltmllwanterior!!! should in all cuss be Five more patients for Dr. Kludrel’r Mama m sanitarlum arrived in town, yesterday. THE EVENING snmrm eon-re Noawana.(‘oss. NOBil’I‘ON. Mrs. ll. Keli . mother of Mali Carrier James Kel y, has applied to the count commissioners for a license to sci intoaloanta at her house. which is situated on the Main street and very near the churches. She apparently had little trouble in getting the required number of signers to her application, but the leading cititens are quite aroused over the matter,.and propose to fit the granting of the license to the on . Rnffisne entered the property of J. ll. Morgan, st Collendsr’e Point. a short time ago, and tore down a sign which he had erected at considerable expense. it was found floating in the river. It is understood Mr. Morgan will investigate the matter and have the perctrators of the vandalism punished. Harry Dingy. of Cove Pond, is having built at I". S. Grain's Noroton boat yard, on English yawl, eighteen feet long, eight feet beam, and two and one-half tent depth. It is nearing completion. ‘tud will probably be put in commission May 1st. James Kelly, the purse“: mail carrier, who was among those who applied for a position under the new regulation to have the carrier pruvideaconveynnce, has been reappointed to the position, and the patrons of the office trust that some of the delays that have occurred of late will be obviated. Services were held in the Pr-byterisu church, Tuesday and ‘va’fanfldfly even- ings, and were largely attended. The were conducted by the pastor, lie Arthur unn, and Rev ii. A. Devi-n port, of Bridgeport, Principal (lotion, of the Mormon school, will entertain his pupils withn sternoptit'on exhibition in the school house, next Wednesday evening, com unencing at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Lucretia Tovvnte is ill with the trip. FRIDAY, rasauaav 23'." rest. STliTE owns were i' MAN A LIVING.” The Hartford Tlmes,a strong and pop- ular Democratic paper, commenting on the Boston anarchist demonstration, has this to say, which will be endorsed by every sensible person: “This parrot cry, that 'lhe state owos every man a living.’ is the cry of honest men in such it crowd who honestly believe in that monarchicai and patriarchal doctrinezbut it is in most cuts, and always has been, the lying cry of lazy or shiftleie fellows, who can’t or won’t earn their own living. The state' does not 'owe every man a living: Every man owes a duty to the state. but among ”THE absolutely nothing to sustain the cry oi the shiftless and the lazy. that ‘tho state owes every man a living.’ The idea, if it were attempted to be carried o‘ut,would quickly breed a stun.- full of lazy paupets, half of the population liv. ing on the taxes of the honest and induw trious self—supporters who constituted the other half. it isu false and mons- trusdoctrine. utterly or war with the foundation principles of our democratic:- republican government iu America. "The state' owes no living to such men. The town authorities of New Haven have this week abandoned the plan of giving employment to the idle by paying then. for sawing wood, and Wednesday thr selectrnen closed the town wood-yard. Reason: 'Because there were not enough men to be had to operate the ysrd.’ In other words these ‘etarving' men Were too lazy to earn a dollar a day at sawing wood! Audu large Western city her- just had a similar experience. Support ing about a thousand men in idleness. the city advertised for one hundred men toahovelsnow off the streets for a fair rate of pay per day,——wo believe, it do!- tar a day, which, under such circum- stances. is all that anybody would ea- pectths city to pay, with a remaining army of unemployed on its hands whom It was lodging and feeding. But only half r W renTnsn came tortvard to earn "ZSTPle'l . John hi. l’rnkney, a writknown latr- ver in New York, died on Monday from pneumonia at his home, No. 716 Madison «vi-nae. lie was sixty-seven years old. ind was graduated from the University It, the City of New York and practiced law until his retirement from pndmronal life. His wife and two sons survive hini ills funeral took place from his late mn- Iii-nce. yesterday morning at if o’clock i'he deceased was formerly a resident of this have, and for many years lived in the inkney place on East Church street, now occupied by William Renoude. Monday morning Henry Page was brought before J usticc McKenzie. charg . ll with burglary. The evidence showed mat he forcihlv entered the town poor- house le,t y Charles El. Kemp", Sr , -u the night of ouiurday. February 3d. He was bound over to the Superior Court ior trial. in doiault of bonito of $75 the accused was taken to Bridgeport. Married, yesterday afternoon, at the Congregational parsonage, by the Rev. Jabtz Backus, Charles S. Wnlaemrio. of Green's Farms, and Sarah Eliza Taylor. daughter of Ifr. and Mr». 'l'heudurt- Tay- mm Pn'l'léelzgeit. The whole crowd preferred 101'. of this place. idleness. and believed, with Swift & Mrs. Minnie Ideal/“WC! '3'. lg‘icni- ' min 's “Arena in: 'or in 'i In ,« .. aBostou, that. 'lhc stale owes us all 931:" corn ny. Robert Reeves and glory. slivlng.’ Myers, of em York, are guests of Mr. . .-. .. and Ira. Frederick 1). Marvin. , the privilege of subscribing on the 7 attrition totbs board of education ask- Undertaker Fable had in charge, yer. terday, the funeral of Walter foals.» infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter, who died Tuesday. The burial was in Christ church cemetery. The Westport and Saugatnck Social club is no more. having fulfilled the object for which it was organised. i'. a, learning tire terpaichoresn srt. Oscar Smith, of Ssugatuclr, has recelv ed the contract for building a new house for Mrs Deborah Bradley. He will com- mence work at once. Thntlhautsur nuns mt-t Tuesday oven- ing with Rev, enneth Mackenzie. and are to mret next week witIiR. . James E. Coley. Dir. and Mrs. Frank (I. (kllry, of lists Haven, were guests. yesterday, of fir. and Mrs. Ambrose liorlbntt. William B. Taylor, of New York, is a guest at the residence of James E Hurlbutt. Baum-tuck. Rev Olin Bullock. of South Norwalk, will ofllcisto at Memorial Church of the A WRlTEit in the New York Evening Post thinks the Consolidated road will malntainits rate of tori per cent. divi— dends, notwitatanding the tolling off of business. One reason for this is the fact that some of the largest stockholders a year ago exchanged, their branch line stocks, then on the basis of ten per cent. guaranteed dividend, for the stock of the main company. While they tool: the risk yet the preposition came from their own company. which the result should show-should the ten per cent. dividend rats come dowry-to be it disappointing proposition and trade, oven allowing for ,uhsnged stock for the new debenture bonds. Holy Trinity, this evening. J. Fred (launmi arrived home on Tllfl' IOII Mm" “'99“ have WWW" day from his winter sojourn In North Carolina. N for ' rule WWW teachers from In. J. H. Hutchinson, of New York M pupils by their surnames with .mflumrfl m. ugh," you”. Large quantities ofplckerelarc being [I1 ' if John Reilly is wanted, the “built daily through the ice opiates tradisrprafsraths request: "Mimi’s Edwin A. Beers nowdrsws the 1lines ‘psesseuulito W my“. petl- 3:: a new trnttsr.purchaaedou usa- Mover tbatthe rrqusst should be Will“ “It fashion: "John, he ”unable come here." The peti- Mltartbsratlsgsthstths summer mum. their last name ll Hyatt. (IMHO-I 'HIOIU. The following were issued February 20. int. List furnished from allies of A, It. Wooster, solicitorof patent. y Erwin ll. Sperry. Bridgeport. I uid fast furnace: Levi 1'. new A: qu B. New Haven and Hartford, rs~ lain for atvauysuslne tn- ll“. also Claytiar Walnut. 5 our! mv. Palmer. New Haven, and lfrs. Alfred Morshonss.’Jr., and ' was a guest Sunday. of Mrs. Joesph 0. nightclub diastole: Joseph F. Lavina-t four pat» micrometer gauge. museum drilling in» dam earl» roams:- W ‘11:: iaaalsrsttkammrat iasnssab 9 James on... So.lloiwa|ldlardware to. 42 strut this sum. m PEPPElIED WITH BOMBS Real Once and False Ones Ter- rorlze Parisian; m PUBLIO PBOSEOUTOR WAlllillll. In ”elves a latte! Witch ltatss That Islets In thlsatvtotlai at the An- auhlstsa-IOII Ambulance Kept Busy. ”Ivy [‘0an Infinite; “ ” " , . . . Pants. Feb. til—The public prosecutor has received a letter purporting to have been written by an accomplice of Henry, who says that he was present at the Hotel Terminus outrage. The writer of the letter declares that the mums»: will be the first victim of an t vengeance. M. Glrard of the municipal laboratory has made a statement to the shoot that the bomb which Henry exploded in the Hotel Terminus was charged with homemade mellnltc. The terror and fear prevalllnp through. out Paris in consequence of the recent aumsrousansrohist outrages are increased daily. Fresh cause was given when a slut: box. with a half burned fuss sttsehsd. was found lying just before the door of St. Pierre church. in the Path. Montrongs quarter. The fine was quenched by the police. who then surrounded the church until the guard arrived. The box was re- moved to the municipal laboratory for no smlnatlon. n. Bogus Donia Plague. Bogus bombs are becoming a plague. Gl— rard’s patent padded van. constructed for the safe removal of explosives. was surn- inoned yesterday at it dlflarsnt places. In all cases the supposed bomb proved to he harmless. The police are constantly called upon to examine disused sardine boxes and other articles which timid people think may contain an explosive. A dispatch from Bethune says that a bomb having a half burned fuse attached to it was found in the doorway of the house inhabited by the chief judge 'f Bethune. The bomb was made of tin and was filled with the powder which In need in the mines. Iolth America- Howl. Bursos Ararat. Fab. ta—Ths minister of finance has authorised the Cairns con- version to sue the Becca Curricula for is suing a false balance. The minister of finance withdraws from the Bench Cor- riantea the benefit of the law of guaran~ ten. President Poiroto’s torpedo hosts are awaiting a steamer to tow them from For- nambnt-o southward. Advices from Pen sis-buss state that Admiral Genealvel basembsrked from that port for Manson on an important mission in behalf of Pres- ident Pstxoto. further Inquiry as [fol Demanded. BERLIN. Feb. ”—Remarks in The Reich- sanrelgsr as to the unavoidablensss of ac- cidents such as that which happened on tbs warship Brandenburg have not had the elect of qnleting the public. but of raising a perfect storm of demands upon the oil!- c‘lals for an explanation of the disaster. The Helebaanssiger says that inquiry has not yet been finished Zola Just lined the Academy. PARIS. Feb. '31—“. Jose Heredla. who was born on the island of Cuba. has been elected to the academy In succession to the late at. Louis de Masada. There were sev- eral ballots, Emile Zola obtained ll votes on the third ballot. but on the final ballot, when he and M. Heredis were the only candidates, bl. Zola received but 7 votes. Present to the to» Ron. Feb. lid—J. C. Heywood,nns of the best known American residents of Home, has presented to the pope valuable manuscripts giving the complete corre- spondence of the popes with the king and queen of Spain eonesrnlng the voyage of Columbus. lousy Cheap h kudos. Lennon. Feb. flit—The 'l'lmea, In its financial article, comments on the bank statement, which it says is remarkable and shows the highest reserve on word. it regards the statement as an Indication of the prolonged cheapneas of money. Inltsblry caution. the lords. , Larson, Fab. tit—The Daily News says that Lord Salisbury advises the house of lords not to insist upon the critical amend- ments to the parish councils bill with the exception of those which relate to charities. [ensuing the lads. Manon. Feb. ell—It is stated that the government has issued an order prohibit- ing any demonetratlon on the occasion of the funeral of Anarchist Bourdin. Randal“ farm Down. Bout. Fab. Sit—Tbs chamber of deputies elected a new president. Signor Zanar— dslll was defeated by Signor Bianchsrl. lots or lousy t- lost-ail. Nrw Havair. Fan. lie—Tbs annual rs- port of President Holler of the Yale Foot- ballauoelatlori last fall. Just given out, allows that the total rscel “mutilation.“ and total aprons tie, 71.05. leaving a cash balance of must. ltg Miter! Invited. Aauwn, Pit, li'sb. ”re-Fl" was discov- ered in the Reading company's Keystone solitary» mandala. and half an hour later the mammoth structure was a mass gum The cause at tbsllrslramys. law lsvssy led In lumbar 11.000. .5th I: .. “3. all: .“"“".."6'..‘.".‘: A motor of W... was held here. The reports prsuaud showed a membership in the state of Haw Jersey at 11.030. Lasers Isle-its Display. Pomp. Os. l‘sb. .t-A brilliant dis- slty Advises from all fl'nmfi Walhlnnen state that the phenomenon was most brilliant Weflasaltt'ycrewtag. Panama. Feb. u-Oflclslrstnrns fro-allbatnlnsef tbsflesantlsslntlils stats send crew's pluralltyu until the “Minimum,“ reached. “WWW ' M 1-4. 0. llbotls of strata. tanni- Wefhiv't‘erk. The manner arrrwina frame. It. Y2, Feb. fl—Jl’hs enreaar's inert-aria theesasotlra. HurisusJaekv son. who died the sum of chlorine gas at the freshman has nets-May night, was. after some a had been received. adjourned forces weak. The first witnesses sworn m the thy. atolans who performed the autopsy on the body of tbedssd woman. Destk,tlieyasld, mulled from some can. not. semi from a postmortem examination. healthy condition. and than was no dense of any organic wasknen. From nonacf the witnesses could it be learned how sntraaes was dealer! to the room below the klteliaa. The only dnerte the room was found locked froth tbs tn- alds. and as the windows showed no ai ofanyons havlugsntarsd bytbsnr thajary could not understand how the perpetrators of the outrage succeeded in («ring into the room. a 0n the rig to which the gas was gan- eratod so which was found in the room was discovered an address-6 Cook street. This was evidently an address to which the jug had been delivered. This number is a boarding house occupied by students. an they wars all oallsd as witnsassa G. L. Ding-us and a student nomad Tar lor were the only ones who failed to an an. Those who testified dieslaimsd all uwlsdgs of the affair, most of than proving that they had not left their rooms on the evening in question. it was rumor- ed that Dingoes and Taylor had left to“; but, although they have not been sass alnea yest-rday morning, there Is no proof that they are not In Ithaca TIDBITS OF NEWS. The German comedian Gardner is ill in Kenton. 0. An old cannon mysteriously exploded in White Plains, N. Y. Geneva, Ala, is half submerged. owing to freshers in that locality. . Tblsvaa overpowered aChloago capitalist on a street car and stole “.000. The negro variety theater at Houston was burned. and two lives were lost. lnosndlarlsa attempted to burn the town of Pan-mulch. Ills. . thns area being urtsd Dr. F. M. Abbott of Indianapolis was wounded after shooting down a highway- man. Eskimos seeking an additional appropri- ation for Alaska-re on their way to Wash- Ingwn to see the president. A six inch gold vein In the Cripple Creek mining district, Color-ado. is reported to have assayed 815,000 to the tort. Eugene Dallladousss of Flatbush, N. ‘1'., was chosen president of the National Urs- matlon society at its meeting In ludisnap oils Pix-State Senator Daniel Paul of Center- bnrg, 0.. has again mysteriously disap- peared. taking 330.000 with him. it is sup- I’rnkibltloulsts lake lent-atlas. Pnovrnrscs. Fab. alt—The Prohibition party nominated the following stats ticket at their convention in this city: Governor, Henry B. Metcalf of Pawtucket; lieuten- ant governor, Allen A. Fowler of Woun- sockst; secretary of state, Dr. Benjamin Green of Portsmouth: attorney general, James A. Williams of Providence; general treasurer, B. F. Helm of Kingston. Win-u lay rte-e naiity. NIW YORK. Feb. lit—Krautua Wlman, whose Indictment for extensive forgsvles. followed by arrest and Imprisonment In the Tombs. has caused such general sur- prise to the public and sorrow to the thou- sands of friends and acquaintances he has made during his busy life. will probably plead guilty and' throw himself upon the mercy of the court. Predicts a Big linsrs' serlket Pirrsemto. Feb. tit-President D. It. Frye of the railroad miners says there will he a general strike among all miners about April lb. “The men have been made das- psrate,” he said. ”They are going to fight. and fight earnestly. They have no option but to strike. It will be the mutant light which this country has ever seen." Recovered ls: Vales. Hamilton. Feb. 28.—-A remarkable one of recovery of speech from a shock occurred here. Mr. George S. Roberts died sudden— ly. His wife. who was with him when he expired and who has, owing to a bronchial trouble, not spoken for nine years. gave a loud shriek and recovered hsr voles. no” MIDI to Call... Oil“. Noarnartnos, Mass. Fob. tut—Au su- disnca that completely filled Smith college chapel listened to an informal talk by Chauncey M. Depsw, who told the young ladies and their invited guests of the ini- prslas‘ifn made upon him by his recent trip to t y. Populist Ideas In rum Ci'rr or MIXIOO. Feb. rte—rs. Marissa treasury is considering plans for thssstsb- llahmsrit of a sellout agricultural bank for the purpossof loaning money strsasonr able ratastothsownaraol lsrnsfarnis to move their crops. The Glass championship. new You. Feb. n-‘l'hslsstulngpme in the championship tournament la the New York State Chess association will be playsd on Baturday "suing at the Han. batten Chess club between A. a Hodges and J. W. Baird. 0| 11:; are“ slat-nu. W200 . . hue-Amldmhl k poasdaslon' Anpll'saaioon In lul- mvsmmummm ' University's-[ed]. II. by Mr. Rogers to the town of his birth. dil- sd of himselfagolag around working afl .lilanoblsnauia. 4 thuplsuorat . His M SOUTH NORWALK. mm... ..... _ TWllll illl WASHINGTON.i Mark Explains Why He Feels Lonesome at Times. HIS IPBBOH AT PAIBHAVBH, lfASS.‘ Ir. lilo-ans Males luv-e Bur-aria to the cities-s a. the ballast the [road and on lawyers and ‘I'slla of HIaWatevm-Iea . Faranivrs, Masa, Flll. m-Jl‘hs Fain haven town hall was formally presented to the town by Henry H. Rogers of the Standard Oil company. It iii a magnifi- cent structure. cost ammo and la the uni. urination of mountiniptuous gifts given The dedication exercises will last two days and terminate with a grand ball. Govern- or Greenhalge. Mayor Matthew» of Boa. ‘ ton, Mark Twain and others spoke. Mr. Clemens (Mark Twain) said: "We all recognize the Value of this build ing as an example and a suggestion—a sng- ’ geation to any who are moral by low for their fellow men to mllko gifts to them of hotpltalsor town balls or libraries; to build these things while they are alive. not wait ‘ till they are dead. If you do It while you ' The race . Naked , . p, Eye Can't detect the microbes of disease, and yet they exist by the million. permeate the a'stcm. pollute the lood and poison Disease is the inevitable result. RADAM'S MlllllllBE lllLLEll destroy- every cures every form of disease. It's the latest and greatest discovery of sci- No matter what form of day ease you are suffering with it will pay you to investigate. .A sir-page 'ooolr of valuable information free. I'll: Will. liadaln Ilcrobe Killer 00., , x _ . lg on..." non-r... than ‘ . ‘ . . whammuranotharaeason. storm the bust New York " manufacturers and perfect in vat. _ Best’s, wriisre hr 25 cams. ‘IMen’s‘Furnlelilng Goods. Hats and Caps. w. A. BENEDICT, Sentinel Building, Washington Street. Mat , 7 7 I“ . . WHOLE,’ WHEAT? up. not WE“ or am». ,M 18““! Hill Gilli Hills. mhmwm 3m W...‘.m. 7 siroiit terrain Florin. llllllolllll.” limit. Elm. vaolnllflm ”‘mm Try one of our l: House Mover. ._ Bill mowed W m Pork Shoulders. halibut“? g‘bpngggafifim . We have thorn to weight from ii to 7 lbs. That all 1' - (June Box est. iii-visit. migrantisfsctlon equal to any bani. 10:: v. J. D. JENNINGS. Undertaker. t K NIGHT STREET. NOBWALK. 001020 Opposite Horse RailwayDepot. niibIatumsioci II lillllTll lull BTIIEET. c vital organs. specie of microbe and ‘l we“. law York city. 0. iouuusus. ll Norm lain S: flotilla li’uirw-slk nllllillllllllll'fllllfltflmmll‘lmm lloeltlenr-e. 3 Elm utmt. :Tslerlmne s all it Leading Dry Goods Store. Tristram & Hyatt, N°2Gazette BuildingNorwaik srrciii‘uir or GilliSETS. We shall place on suloiiriturduy, February 24 5!) dozen cor- sets in white corn and dark, in sizes from 1:5“ to :30. This lot corn- priscs three very popular marks. namely—- S. C. F. P., P. C., The regular price of these goods is $1.00 and sum per part, but as we bought them at. it great reduction we shall give our f ustomors the benefit of this purchase and give you your choice of the entire 101: at MARK TWMY‘. are alive it Is really done nudgwell done, but if yod wait till you are dead there is ran out llllfloo It'll" motors I'll AMY! nnru-a II to bare. Cures .u s- , . ‘l f r05.” ii . . . (In I a U l “ht f . gum, wot-HI .v-ml i'. by mail upon rrrripl ‘ _,1 rice. l'amphlutin souindrcwlope fn-c. Adar-res MI“I--l(‘u..hwpa.,flkaga. Ill. weary-ta. Serious Dim-nee. l'arn-la. 3t-vlt'llnr9!l..“la tly iIml ~lous.s~tr..ransrd by past alias-1, Lubriznttiiorgana and quickly hot on ptmkrl i’rire written nmwtcv tn 1 at any uh rlnriplnl «irritants! null Inflation. he has h-Jl (:3. GEO. C South if.” n vulture. nrirtwnimr rig . “lunatic r’nllin lrmory, in minr young. ljn'llh arriv-dln‘veet .lr .. on it kinda ruins-other l .: Tl LLSON. liurtvalli,‘ billing}; 1_ Fiver vi orandsim ut "11‘ y restore-r 'If n unions refunded.imn't , 50 Cents Per Pair. 'Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk. _.— f but a barren result and a divided profit. You get credit for the intention. and the lawyers get the money. The stomachs of the lawyers of this land are distended to utter discomfort with the eleernosynary architecture that they have swallowed. in all this World there is no joy like to the joy a lawyer feels when he sees a g hearted. lnconsidernte per-sou erecting a free library. or a town hall. or a hospital in his will. He smiles the smile that only he know: how to smile and goes into train- ing for the anaconda not On Lawyers. “Perhaps no one has ever known a dead man to try todo even the least littio simple thing without making it batch of it. The truth It. a dead man ought to lie still and keep quiet and try to behave. But you can't teach him that. You can't teach him any useful thing. Everything about hiiu is perishable but one thing. and that is his inability to accept the fact that circum- stances over which he has no control have limited his activities. ”And first and last and all the time it is impossible to malts him understand that there is nothing very large or line or gen erous in spending his own money on him. self and building hospitals with his chil- dren’s cash. Why. some people do seem to get duller and duller the deader they get. Oh, well. perhaps it's no matter. it is the way they are made. Probably the mistake was in making them at all. i mean, if it was a mistake. lum nojudgu of that. but I wouldn't leave it to then). "it was a pleasant and patriotic thought to dedicate this building and confirm this grace to Falrharsn on the natal day of Washington-Gnome Washington, first of Americans: George Washington, the father of his country; (leorgs Washington, the father of those who cannot lie. The family hastiwlndlsd a good deal. But lam left yet. and when 1 look back over the waste of years. and call up the faces of the others. and know that i shall see them no more in this life. and that i must remain now so“, tary and forlornly conspicuous to the lint, the sole remnant of that old noble stock. It makes me feel and and so lonesome! Ila Debt to “loll-Ital. “What i ovve to Washington no words of mine can tell. lie was my model from my cradle up. All that i am. morally speaking. low: to his example. Evenin my underest youth his spirit was ever near to guide and succor ms. The first time I ever stole a watermelon in my life— ltliinlr it was the first time—~it was the thought of Washington that moved me to make restitution. restored me to the path of rectiluds, made me morally whole in. “Sthii I found out it was a green water- melon. l was sorry—not superficially, but deeply and honestly sorry. Then cametha thought of Washington. and i said to my- self, 'What would Washington do!’ That is what i said to myself. 'that would Doom Washington do if he hadrtclsria wshrrnslonogrssn one? He would make restitution—that is what he would do.‘ "And that is what i did. lroaa up spirit» nally refresher! and strong, and carried the watermelon hack to the farmer's wagon, and restored lt tohlni, and said the merit was not mine, but Washington's. And that lnsplrstlng something. that electric thrill, that sanitation which rewards duty done-s moral victory, a moral heroism. added to ons'ir stock of dsaraud precious memories. "I told the farmer he ought to b- m. waterin one on people that had eon- ddsnesln him, and made him give in a rlpoonsforlt. Audhewas ashamed and aaldlis wouldn't ever do it again. Ba 1 rerun him. for when a has done mused acknowledges t and is asham- ed of It. that is enough for me. It was Washington that saved ms that time. He llll been my guardian angel avarafnesand hashad an active carver. i am glad and to have an opportunity at least to lperlabrstsalsmsinsrysnddekonorto “In the distribution of the waaappoia to “must glen of gay and thoughtless ers- tbaas others with the wholesome t rites. of Willleekerltii “in Agent for o... G. & J. R. BULTON'S HOT WATER HEATEE Tin and slim lrtri llorir. Hot Air Heating. l’li‘llln and eliminates lurnlshed for either . 7 water. your“ or hot air hurtling. ‘1 Gt 'lll'l'ii MAIN “T 0. lWllllARlllAllS IFSlEIBHS Racers, Cutters, Solid Comforts, Familv Sleighs, Business Sieighs, i All first class in iiiutei'iul and construc— tion. Built for appcai'miuu! comfort and wear, PRIBES VERY llW. Come and sun them and SlfClll'l’ :l bargain. -——~«~voo———-—— MEDAL Isco N I 342 Broad it‘ll till AtKING and illlllSlllN 00., BOSTON, MASS. HIGHEST AWARD WORLD'S FAIR. vos suits to» use. Hana. nav Pleittlnflfllfilanlfl. sorta roar use. nauseous. For Something Extra Choice 'I'Ill TllEllI “kill 81'” Billllll sun: "in mass. and DIPLOMAS CMIOM. Illfllfl AND ill PhytitfiLlhrfiomenl 7 ans. iii. II. A. lililliilllil .(lanbemllltsd “Mullet. 8L, Bridgeport. lit mwan.mlpm.a;ymmnMy .l'l’l‘i'i‘ ”we! ' WM horn shells to been”: mfitu' 3"“ *3 who ”it. net (“wt sown madam..." .... an moi” fir twists; I. luiher Wrivhi’s Barriaoe transitory. ‘ Cor. Franklin and Madison Streets. South Kuwait. Bonn. m, CAUTIONr-If a dealer offers W. I. Douglas shoes at a redhead price. or says be has them without name stamped bottom, put IIIII down as a fraud. HEALTH RBEAIITY. Do YOU VALUE A Clear Complexion? ‘14 hr on} own: run run. ststsn the “smash, make the lived . fill healthy and math. lyss Isl and Completion slsar. NO MORE PIMPLEsl «No Mad 0] Illn'lllfiw A rout, titers-Ive Breath. liverytlilal that Is f‘leanaiu, Purifying, Bealtlfylag sail Ilvillu will to found Is there tablets. N0 DANGER 0F TAKING 00w. . neurons. assay silks small“ 0“ Washes. hanks. mm '10 mm. seal to rents in [rte-u and ‘l'rv a la. Mill Illlfllll Tlltil I... you "a ll? East H”! A av onussim. new voiiir. lit in an? w§5 Ammo? PM on. OATON'H Kiln-LI. W. L. Donates as error. .ut‘ttt'to. ‘V. In DOUGLAS Show nit stylish, easy fix ling, and give better satisfaction at ilw pylrm m“- .rriiwd than an other make. 'l‘r on. air uni lw convinced. he stamping (if \‘v. L. would ' Virlllc rim! price on the buff/ml, n Ivlrli gtmmnlu . "‘9 iv value. sows llmusanda of dollars nominil tn iluwetvhn wear them. [Miler-t wim po-li ll win of W. 1.. 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