that wsf
. “ i met,
. ,1 and hutllasofsspsrsts
its and in Psirfisld county--
ss handsome as the makers
“tar as." more.“
1. ' or . sues
from .1 in to sit 3m.
he not forget the boys! They also
~ ,hsvosoursihin; new.
‘Boys’ Blouses.
s'Blouses. in white and fancies.
, tly mad: and best quality of
, m -
Also a. grand assortment of very choice
in u to 01 50 each.
. _ ys' neePants,sines4 to 14 years,
liloquaiity. all wool, new spring goods.
'mll'ttr’lbc. 50c pair.
MA new and choice assortment Windsor
Mall colors, 88 inches long and extra
wide, at 250 each.
‘ Ribbed Vests.
Ladies' Lisle Vests, high neck and
Iiiort sleeves, V neck and short sleeves.
usre neck and short sleeves. made to
rotsilat 1590. You’ll say they're worth
W. when you see the silk fronts, silk
n. pearl buttons. and most expon-
Iive finish. We will sell the lot at 38c
each. No more to he had.
Easter Gloves.
;: /
‘ ' A lucky purchase! Cannot think of it
in any other way. Just in the nick of
. time for your-for us—the great bargain
in Kid Gloves. MEN'S. 'lhe counter is
near the door. Need not go through the
store for these. ‘ Elegant Kid Gloves,
, Avery line skin, tons and brown. warrant-
ed,.ssms as you always pay $1 50 for If
7. we could show them to you in this adver-
fissment there would not be a pair left
‘ on sale by 10 o’clock, $1 a pair. Look
, at the "Trefousse" and-'Czarina" Gloves,
for which we are sole agents in Norwalk.
‘ LADIES’ 4-button and hook Kid Glove,
- tans. mode, brown, slate, white and
7 black, 01 25 quality. Of course you won't
. allow many. of themF to rKcinitijili our
property, at l apair. oster lil oven
all the new shades, $1 50 quality at $1.25
‘ a pair.
Of course you need new
Handkerchiefs.
But even if not, you will buy a few of
these. .
. Mies’ Swiss Embroidered Handker-
'5
COR. or MAIN AND WALL STS., NORWALK.
””8 AN OLD SAYING: THERE’S LUCK lN
Wearing Something ”New on Easter Day.
Knowing the‘wants of the public, we have lent our every energy toward presenting
for sale such Easter requirements as we are assured will meet with responsive and ap-
preciative recognition.
illilAIi DEPARTMENT.
Here’s where we can both delight you and save you many
dollars.
A magnificent array of the Nobbiest Capes you ever saw,
chosen especially for our Easter trade. Fetching styles in an
immense variety of materials,
We wish to call special attention this Week to a lot of fancy
Wool Capes, the very latest styles, bought as samples from a
leading manufacturer, at just half value. There are 25 garments
in all, and the price Saturday will be 07. 50 each; actual worth. 815.
Besides this special lot we have an endless assortment if
Capes in silk, satin, plain and illuminated velvet, cloth, etc ;
prices range from $1.19 to 820 each
Do not forget the little ones—they also should have some-
thing new. We have a varied assortment of new and attractive
styles in Children’s Roofers. Just look at them.
Even the baby should have a new Easter Bonnet. A be-
wildering variety of new Caps and lists, from 19c to 9.25 easin—
rare values. '
SILK WAISTS.
The ever-popular Silk Waists, always dainty and attrac-
tive, great variety in this season’s styles, surely unexpec‘d
values, at $2.50, 2.98, 3 25, 4 25, 4.93, 5 25, 6.98, 7.25, 7.9a, 9.2.5, 9 as
and 12 each. -
BOSTON STORE, NORWALK
Dress Goods and Silks.
Buy confidently without using else-
where, or look everywhere Either way
the same result. The goods for your
new Dries will come from the Bee-
ton Store Here are slow whys:
. Black ilenriettas. Fine allowool beau-
tiful silk finish goods, have retailed easy
attibc, 89 cents a yard.
Then do you wonder that we are
crowded at our Dress Goods department,
when black and navy blue India twills
and heavy Serges. full 45 inch wide. and
every yard worth 750. selling at 50c a
yard. Only enough for probably a pot
tron of the day, Satin de Chine's. Why?
Because they are about half price, 390 a
ysr . ‘
Silllilli Fllll THESE.
Small items, but of great moment.
Buttermilk Soap, abox of three cakes
for 25 cents.
A 2 oz bottle of Perfumery, (all odors),
Worth 48o. at 25 cents a bottle.
Box of Paper and Envelopes, extra
quality; value, 39c box; at this sale, only
25 cents a box
A handsome assortment of Stick Pins,
5c. 10o 15c. 10c. 25c.
lielt Buckles—these are for your new
silk Walsh—White metal, cut steel and
smoked pearl. stylish designs at Ex-
tremely Low Prices.
New and popular styles in Celluloid
Hair Ornamente,at 15c, 19c, 25c, 39c,
ills each.
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS.
, Fortunately fornsifortli "f w W” '
we’re Just received through the m
mostrsllsbls manufacturer in run ,
red States. a line of Pochstbeots. ,
Bauhaus sud Traveling no.9,
formsndwonien,“ rains, '
hsplscedonsslssstnrds morning. As
the line moot he do lcstsd,ws res-
omnsnd so early cell.
are-tn °“"' “in... Jun
n I
trimmed silver and mold Marv.
been approached at too. ”would. :
Lidia'ufl seal, fancy leather. tissu-
tlfuliy mounted. warranted in W ps-
ticular. would be full value st .1. .50
“t“.“h. i holes
sies' t usit,v c not
the thing for stilEastzr m; at I r ' jlfl
leather goods house the price won
02 00. 98 cents each. .
Ladies’ leather Shopping Ben. with
pocketbook attachment, value. We; at 16
cents each.
Men’s Easier Wanis
have been carefully thought over, and
here is the result:
'IECK SCARFS in
the latest shapes, inc
eluding flowingnde,
guaranteed to the
same silk as used in
«75:: Tires, dark, irred-
um and light colors,
all in one grand
choice, at 50 cents
each.
Also. ‘s flue assortvpfl
,~,,ment 0 new I
7;... designs, at 25 sen“:
each.
MEN'S SUSPENDERS at less than the
cost of webbing. A grand opportunity-
choice designs, expensively trimmed and
strongly put tosether, we wish you to
compare with 50c ones elsewhere. How
you will appreciate ours at 26 cents a
pair.
LAUNDERED SHIRTS, perfect fit-
ting Shirts, full in size, guaranteed
Wamsutta muslin, beautifully launder-
ed, linen inserted bosoms. Now don’t
pay a dollar for this Shirt. II will cost
youhthat unless you buy oi us, at 75 cents
esc .
Also, .300 styles in Fancy laundered
Shirts, collars and coils attached, every
one warranted fiiil size and font colors.
shsolurely the best values over shown, at
.50 cents each.
Thou shalt not go unveiled, is the edict
of fashion. New goods, new styles, vsvy
becoming. Three leading neeraities.
12%», ills and 250 yard.
Our reputation for the greatest 90-h
ble assortment of fine
VEI LINGS
M
and exclusive styles is well «tom
and deservedly so.
”chiefs, very choice designs, moat denier-
ers get lilo for this quality; our price to-
da 12in each.
fiddler? all pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
‘quality. at 19c each, or 3 for 50o ti
h l '7 H as one interim. I Him-7'51; minim... l mu)
' RESLRRELTION' pon,” “(lid lion (‘tiilplill'rl heiress," "Ellv
Bulls wounds, first deep, are deeper every uligcmirut just announced." "i‘ouut (in
year.
Although our eyes no loner-r fill nnd weep
sleep.
And find not, like now grit-f. the. ready tcnr,
No transient solace touclit-s such Wounds bcrc;
No other hearts ('nll know the anguish (if‘t'p
0! hearts that higher hearts in memory iii-op.
”lime passes but to Pillow their loss Yililf'l' clear.
, The way is weary and the wall is thick
That keeper us from the waiting souls be‘
yond.
All. sages. poi-ts, have you not, too, lied
Unto our funcicii flint nro faint and sick?
For answer clasp one truth, no drczii
phase fond——
One man came up from hell, the crucified.
—)f:mrico Francis Egon.
' HIS EASTER LILY.
BY EDIT" sasstoxs TL’l’i‘Eit.
1
(Copyright. 1206, by American Press Associir
lion.)
"My, what a makeup!" cincnlntcd
popular actor to his companion on they
sauntcred lip lr'lfth nvcnuo orio bitterly
cold winter afternoon at the hour of the
"There's realism,
fashionable pnrmlo.
there's art, mo lmyi"
He was right.
toothless, her sparse white locks toss-rill
on the chilling wind, licr slircils and
patches fluttering about her lit-tit frame,
stood old Betty Herrick, “I'tiii‘l' utrcrt,
mtoncmcnt, huddllng close against her
asthmatic band organ, from which she was
grinding out n ‘rlolcful air.
it.»
3,
Something more.
, in: with the pathos of holploiiii old nun nt
OM throng of richly druilscd pimple [ionising
and repulsion before her. UCCi’lh‘lullflliy u
fswpennloii chinitcd into old liotty’s tin
but her store of cantons grow slowly.
“Bows the avenue, wrnppcd In volvet
and sablcs, shedding tho perfumo of Eng.
lish violets as she passed, and ntlctulcd by
‘n smart French maid, coinn Miss l'yntliln
Coupon for her dolly promenade, that con-
stitutional so requisite to the health and
‘rnsesinorsitm
' gnu. uthlswss a den liter ofths
. fl“ 0’ ad flotilla-ts; lily,
fair
were
' We!“
Firrntiilolc, cliiitmui
in
li‘ruuco,
nnciciit
Wirsu' of so fifunoll‘rii’iv iiiiitrrnrl.
(rid liotty was sick. film was lying in
her wrcli'hr'd hurt when Miss Coupon,
shuddering with disgust. found her filthy
1
llflllr‘l‘("r~ iiiiitcruul' urniiu'iiiutl'ii-r wcru too
much it rtlm prouil Frciicliiiiiiu, and V be
lluitorml away in scorch of other worlds
resolve.
puyiiiiz lrco proiossiiinnl visits, ho nntlcl-
patcd no such slim-k as ho was dcstlncil to
iiniiiouiilcil iliu rickety stairs,
0r watch no more at night win-ii others
family, exchange of title for millions"—~
those were the Hllfll.f‘ilt‘-i of i-niiiim-iit. and
gossip as the young: Iu-niiiy, carrying her
liclf us licoriiim :i l'iiulilt'rm clccl. wnlkcil
room. But. the old organ grinder linil not
forgotten the handsome young lady who
hull given her l'n much money. She
blessed iii-r iinccneliigiy, she ate row-nous-
through the. crowd.
'l'riiiiiciNo roprcss ilf‘l' nniiirnl ciiiotlons,
ly of the food bronchi licr, niitl silo insist-
ed upon kissing Mimi i'oupon's band, it
llaugnrd, wrinkled,
Yes, bcrc inilocd were realism and art.
issues and famine
looked out the bleared, sunken eycs, star-
Whut liiokcd liclfinll (but fair, linuulify,
norms far-o? What tlioiiglit ilnrti-il through
lior mind oil for an instant Miss (,‘oirpon
pniiscil buforo n licwililcrliig display of
Horrors in n florists window? The Enstcr
n lowers wcrc nlrozuly in market, and puts
it great, mlorous, sliitcly niinunciiiiloii
lillcs were standing tliiero writtiiu: through
the constantly opening doors the perfume
of their breath.
" You nrc like a lily, n til”, fnir, swcct,
white lily!" rang in licrciirs. Who said
that to but? Not How count. whose ilf'ilill
EilllWill'i to ho i-‘illflll flffl'l' Eustcr. Ali, no, it
was not the count!
And flu-ii :r fncc, illl hunt-st, luiiidsniiic,
Allll'i'lf‘un face, with pleading lips and
n resoliito eyes, the face of the man she
loved, whom she hurl sacrificed to her pit|~
fui illllillliilll, come before her. For no in-
stiint Miss Coupon felt like dying. Thorn
was ntil‘i'nliilli littlo sharp piiiii ncnr Eif'l'.
liciirt, rind n ilrcnilfiil littlo slinrp lump!
rose in her throat; but. Him the self poo-
“ siesscil young wriinnii film liud iltll'n ilrillr-il
to be, slic rccnvr-rcil hi'rsclf, and thinking
of her ('llfllf'fili in France she wolkrd oil-—
on to whom into. in tho ”(Phil)" of old llct-
ty llvrrick, Iii-stcr ntrcot, roar tcnoincnt.
stood wnltiiur, waiting for her.
"llcnvciis, liowdlstrimsinu!” miirmurml
Cynthia (H slic sloppcil and rcpnrtlcil this
buttcrml olil wrcolt. Betty iilutnblcd ntiil
looroil nml hold out a shaking purple clnw
prof-coding to which tho young lady sub-
llllfli'fi with conconlml lit‘l'f'niiill.
At length lh‘tiy nsltcil tlw name of her
visitor, and win-n it was ulvo-ii ilciiiniideii
flcri-i'ly, "illil iii'li i'nupun's uni?"
Miss l'oupoii rcplii-d rtitiicr lioiigbtlly
tbnt flf‘l' frithcr'a rimiio Wns ilcnjninin,
upon which old llotiy was seized with it
fit of blil'llf, lmrriliie- laughter. it so
nlnriiiml .‘viiid ('onpoii, tiliu firticlcil this
attack niiulit lm n 'll'i'l'lll'r-Hl' of sudden
dcuth, tlmi. rilt‘ .wnt Zcpliino out for old.
\Vlicn iiil! umiil boil left. the room, tlil!
old Woman rniawd lu-rrcli on one elbow,
and fixing lwr lmliiiui-ym on 3“!" ('niipoii
raid; "Yr' think yo nlr old llcn floupon's
own girl, don't yo? Wiuil, nrtk lilin"—- A
fit of cnuuliintrliroko berseiitcrici', nml the
trunk iIiM'k i-xhnusml.
’i'iiut. nighti‘ynthln sought licr fnflmr in
tho library and lirii-lly rrrlfrtmi ili'l' export-
otico of tlm day. She lwpt ill‘l’ proud (pics-
tlooliiu cycs upon for fntiwr no elm tnllml
and saw, to lil'!’ horror, n strniigonsbcn
bui- Mt'lli over iliri riiiiicimil firco. \i'licii
rho liml finished, with n broken and lllllll-
lilo llllllllli‘l‘, iwiiirid: "l lint-onlwnysilrcnd-
rd this any. i'ynfhln. I know it would
come. . i, you rim not my child."
The room sworn about the girl. “Whose,
flicti. iiin l?" who innnnurd to ask. "And
how should that ilrcmlfol old wmniin know
about trio?"
"Cynthia," said Mr. i‘oiipnn inn low
host-cullinuly.
'l'licro was it word to tho ll‘rcncli mold, a
snap of n uold purse, tho chlnlt of silver.
llotiy lnoltud down in ritupci‘nntlon niid lio-
lic.iil two silt'or dollars.
trim flilllllli‘ii.
Cynthia iniorrnptcrl licr.
"Win-m do you livo, my poor woman?"
"'l'wvntywtliri-n liv‘nli‘l' street, lndy."
"'l‘iint's not nt all in him loonllty, in it,
Zcplilnc?" mkmi Mist-i Coupon.
"filmy lio tu"—~
Volvo. "your tire iii" child of that old (trun-
tiirc's iliiiiuliiizr!”
iii- I‘Xlll'l‘ll'li tents, rv-pronchcw, n swoon
pct-imp, Init f'ynthln out no if turned to
mimic. .\i lost silo mid to n volco strange-
ly milllw ill'f own, "'l'i ll inc—villi."
"My wife and l wrro childless. Sim
sow you, :i licoiitlfiil llttlo creature. run-
ning lliiliill’. in mm, on one of her chnritn~
lilo tiulta to tlmcmt slain. Your mother
rmdliy fl'ilfiflllllilll'ii you for a curtain
m,“ of the modern athletic femi- "lilct mi of nil ntrcctn so most villain,"
announced Zcphiiio, with horrified eycr
brown and olnrtnod shoulders.
“Nevertheless I will no there,” said
Miss Coupon coiiiily. "I shall go tease
you, p , old soul!"
Zep lr‘ro splattered like is jnrof ferment
inn fruit.
”TillllfVZ-Villlfl. Zcphino,” recommended
Miss Coupon mi slin turned away.
"Mills. inon Dir-u"—
“V’riiiloz~Viiiis voiis talrol" demanded
her young lady sharply. and limphlmi oun-
cliiilctl that aim would hold her tongue.
for no one cvcr prunmcd to stood in
Milli (loupim's way when once linr decl-
sloii wns token. And try, from name
strange whim,’ some cop , Cynthia had
settled in for wind that. she would no and
see how the other half of the world lived.
She had board it arr-lit deal of slamming
and concluded to try it is hit on herown
account and see if it bored her.
Hester street to this day recalls the
moment when a cab rumbled through its
dingy borders and stopped More the
wretched tenement wherein old Betty
"red, and when there from the
Millie such I m as
dawned uses that Minted.
”mulls
sum. .‘ihn till‘ll mun iiftor. Tlilsold worm
an is o noted character. The police have
kept her from troubling iiio"—- lie could
soy no more.
“She, that horrible old woman, is my
mother‘s irmtlicr?”
"YI'Q,"
Cynthia roso rncehnnlcnlly to learn the
mom, llcrfnthcrsprrrng tolwrnndcnuaht
hcr in his nrins. "My door,” he cried,
"fiirulvo me. 1 ought. to have told you lio—
fore. but you worn like my own daughter.
1 limimlit I would be able to protect you
from this knowimlao."
" Forgive you?” she murmured broken
ly. "1 bless you for saving run from a
frightful life, but don't you seelt must
alter everything?" .
”Whit should it alter!"
“My marriage. Have you told the
count of this secret?"
”no."
"Well, on most. You will tell him.
too, that reissue him from our engage.
meat. on, you will see, papa. He will
he very willing to he released. Even your
millions cannot gloss over this affair."
Cynthia was right. The Count on he
rel-gm unconsci- whens.
to coiiqurr
The news of the broken cupngciuont
mode is grunt lllllllrllll in society, and puss-
lnu its ciuiriiicd portals rciiclicd tlic curs of
a young lillyhll'iflll who was building up ii
miim- iiinl it place for himself in his pro-
ft'hniull. A ulviiiii of joy shot, over his
strong. ll'lllii'l‘ face, llllll tlicli it. Hulriciictl
as be said to ililllhl'iii "Uh, Wl'll, wliut
limitcr’ Silo l'illl iim‘cr in! anything to
liiv. film is tum iiiiiiiiiioiis.”
NIW‘t‘rlili‘io'sei, “‘ili'll llxistcr morning
ilnwtn Ii. among the myriad illllllllll is Hl‘llii
lu .‘ilr'i t'niipnii lill'l'l' ('uiiiu “no long stall:
of lilirs, willin. mlorous. stately, llrt'itiil'
lug 1r illt vial!“ of ionizing, of l‘r'llll'llil‘l‘ftlll‘t'.
offlili-l'ili', which IllIth‘ti ('5 “thin sii'nnlzcly
friiil |.roiiplit lmck tlimc licuwiily days on
board on m'ruri filt'illll‘liip \\‘licii .sliu linil
lcnrm-il “in”. it im-niit to low; brought.
buck tho-m night" win-ii llicy liiitl stood
nilllltinlil lill‘ out about them and the
slurs “\‘l'l'lltlflli; liroilulit buck the rule"
which ililli \t‘iilolll'rl'li, "You urn like u
trill. fair, th‘W'l whim lily."
costiiiiin lying on ilin ilniiity, caiiiiipicil
lirnss lwil, Iln- gown Milly for the Hunter
I-ivrvicc of. :r iiisilllillllilll‘ f'illll‘(‘il iitiil flu-ti
for tho i’iitli nvr-iiiio purmlc; iit tin-
iiiiisws of orchids, \iolcts and roses with
which lur cliniiilicr was crowded; at tho
jcwrls sparkling on ill'l' (ll'l‘nsliill tiililc,
i'Inntrruil'la from lll'l' fiiilicr. Ali, \t‘lint iliil
tliry rill iiiiittcr now? film had thrown
away :i |ii‘ll‘t'll',-.-i il'l‘ilt-lll‘l‘, the low of on
illlllv‘<i. man's heart, fillli i-lic ilftii her ro
word.
Miss i'oiipuii's mold was about. to begin
llio myiu rioiis ril. s of tho tolh i. “110" n
ril‘l't'illlf Linn-kiwi ill, llm dour, lillli oil‘fcrinlz
llliji'uf. :iimlngh's ivilllt‘tl flint llicrnwnsir
wry dirty liillu lioy lwlnw who iiislsfill
upon some llll' young lady. "liosnys,
3|le .f'yntldri. flint luvs twill: by the old
Vi'tlllliill in iii-etl'r sirccl, iiiitl that she's dy-
lllll Mill lien! in son you.”
.‘iimi t'ni.poii ilt'hllilli'li a filament. lnok«
ion at the sili'i-ry cloth midvi-lvrt lying in
lustrous, reductive folds, waiting to grace
llt'l' liciiiily. Only u iiinincnt. "it is my
A norm: an or ‘mr. DEM! woman.
grandmother. my mother's mother. who
is dying. Lot mo rstnmnbcr that," she
sold under her brimth. 'l'licn aloud. “Bay
to the boy to return to the old woman at
once and tell her 1 am coming."
‘ O O O U I 9
when John Thornton, fin, was hardly
summoned to attend s wretched old“ -
. use in a district to which out of the .
.o- i
,,,murutaohrsuum some
i‘yiillilii iliiiiil'ii duliynt llio ningtiiflccnt‘,
. lilomi to ibis liorrililo [)lmtfi.
and pushing the tumbling door open on-
lcrml and saw ll striingo sight. 'i‘lin cold
sunllulit strmiiiiinu through the crazy
window plnyml norms the frozen {cultures
of poor old ili'lly lli-rrlck, beggar. crook.
outcast, paw-ii illl‘l'Vt‘l’ from beyond tho
iicr witlmrcd liillltirl
bud lin-u ilrr'ciiily composed across liir
brcnst, und our hot white hair a lace scarf
bnil lm-ii lin<tily thrown. llytiio timid
Woman :i llgiiro sot, Ii figurcwliow stutcly
contours sciil tho lilooil rue-hing to ’l'liorn-
Inn's lli'nf'l. it moved, I‘UM‘. llli‘lll'ti ital
liciul toward him iiml lvwlwii lit him with
tho proud, and cycs of i'_Hillii.i Coupon.
"(‘yuthlu." ho criui. "why are you
hurt" '
"film hl‘iii. for ion," pointing to the
lill‘t'lt‘ll form l_\ mu ilicrc iii nwl'ul silence.
"Sill' is (Imiil' '
"Yes. i lilil too Into, I e-cc.
wrclcli' It is a punt iliiiiu"-~«
“Don't." slio shill, lifting licr linml,
"don't speak liltc flint, .‘lio is such nil
old woninii"~<
"i know," he liiicrriiploil ltupiilicutiy.
”but. i~lio was n i. rror—«ci crook, n {cm-v.
I cunnnt ecu who! your folio-r could burn
ill‘l‘ll thinking of ionllow you to comb
Lot mu (film
juduim-nt. of men.
i’uul‘ (rill
you nwny nt. ““1““, "
“xiii. yet,” ,‘liu rcplictl. "i ltillst I-‘cn that
rllio is ilccciiily prcpnrcll for liiirinl, and
that. cvi-rytliing that can lie is dono for
licr. You soc. hiltl was my mother‘s llilllll‘
cr."
“l‘i‘iitlilzil'.
"fill,31's.“oil"illlrwf‘l'l‘ll‘Vl‘ill'liy,"I(till
not Mr. ('mipnn's daughter. Into an im-
, pmdnll', n rim of, n nwiiiillc. Dr. 'l‘liornton!
Look firtlilllli you!
slime from which I liiu‘ll sprung!"
llo luid rcziclii-tl ill‘l‘ sldo niid now
Illllii‘ilf d low to his lwnrt. "i'yullrln," lio
murmured, "look at inc---iny how. my
lilyl Yrs, fulr. stint iiiid pun-willie illi‘
lily wlilrli Hill'llllH from iiinil lillli slime,
you nro mine of. lost. 'l'lwrii are no {also
barriers between us now. I will into you
find wcnr you on my ill‘lll'l, my lily—-iiiy
luster lily 3"
Lessons 0F rile PASSION.
This is the llillii, ilm
Prototypes lrr Nature of the Instruments
of the Crucifixion.
The story runs tlint Atliim took with
blrn from Eden on it stuff it branch of the
tree of knowledge—«iii foot, tlio wry
branch that born the fatal nppio. llurinu
his wanderings iio rcnclicd .lornnnlmii. ilo
thrust tho iith in tho around, and it grow
and breathe ii iron from which thorrms
was fashioned. 'l'iiuii tlic sumo wood born
that which brought sin into the World and
him who overcome it rind Millt'lllmi tlio
world from its «way.
Some any the wood of the cross was
from tho aspen tree and since then its
leaves forcvor tri-inliio with remorse and
fear. The lilililif'ifm. according to another
legend, won onco asturdy tree, but having
furnished the material for the cross it
was aocurrrd and hecaiiio a weak parasite.
To many» shrub and plant has been at-
tributed the dread distinction of furniiih-
in; the crown of thorns. In ltsiy it is the
harborry, la Germany the holly, and else-
where lt is .lvgn to the bromide, the buck-
thorn. the hawthorn, the hrler rose. the
sossthns. the wild hyssop and the assets.
The seen thaws-laid openonrflsw
lonr's- has . tudltlon. says. was, made
from tho wm'pin'ir Willow, for was???»
son (but tree has ever since maintained I
drooping and rcmorscful attitude. And
the l'l'i'd which was placed in his hand.
according to ”if" some authority, was a
stalk of tho common cntinil with its mace-
likc ili‘ilil.
'I'lio piissinii flown-r, when found by the
Spaniards iii hit-rim. was boiled with Iti-
ill‘nllflli. since if. ilisplnycil within itself Iii
tiii' lust i‘uiiu-ni «if lill‘ passion—tho crown,
llic nl'lilll'fll', the spear and tho nails.
'l'licn- :il'l‘ lillll‘f‘ llowcrs which, fable says,
“‘l‘l'i' gi'uii‘iii: :if llic flint of the lift)“ and
\t'I-ro unliml uiili drop». of the Lord’s
illiirili.
'l‘lu- iii l'lllillln in ii Ii~l that tho crnrlflhiii
sirm'v bowl ['1 ilmw ott tho nulls that
pil'l‘t‘i‘li lili‘ ~iill‘i-i'vi "-4 lliilliin’. it could not,
but it l\\l'v"lili‘1ilililk iii the effort and
ii)lli lie piano»: in illiiilli. Tim English
l‘ltiilll i~ ilw in not it similar tradition
iliili d). ll ii< i'i‘v‘llsl from the bloody thorns.
.\ iluiiMi l4 awml ilil.‘ it. filiif. during tho
Sniioux'k ilf'wlly iiil'i'l‘ Eill'iiri conic flying
Lililllci' llllll $lil‘,'ill"li uplift tho cross.
"Siyrk 1.:im' bvyrk liniiil" trial one.
"Sir. lijl'lli‘ll Iiim' Hii‘wnuiln-n him!" And
l'Vl'l‘ slum in. ii lion. ('ullHl rlio stark rs
illi'li ol' ~ln ii :tlruiill blowing. 'l‘hl‘i second
i'l‘ll‘iii ".~‘i..l l'imf szil liiii‘ul“ or"itu~
frc~li Lim' it: liwli him!" And the swol-
low, inn, is” Uni of liii'sslliu. Hill. the
third l'l'll'lll ‘ l’ucii hum! l’ucn burn!" or
“l'iiiii~li tiiii' 'i'uriorw him!" And thus
the lnpniiix is :i bird lir‘l'lll'iif'fi flircvnr
mflf'l‘. 'I'lwmiiiolruviiil prcvnlle among
the r'ii'cilos, only tlu-y told a fourth bird—-
tho tunlivilni‘cw—ivlilcli cried: "Kyricl
Kyrh-i" oi- “Lord! Lord!" nod to this
very day ims no voico but that one Word
of illlllt'llllllinll.
You Don't "use to lwsrsr "it
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-‘l‘o—lliic. the
famous tobacco habit ours. "We know
of many cases cured by No-To Baa. one,
a prominent St. Louis architect, smoked
and showed for twenty years: 0'0 b0!!!
cured him so that even the smell of to-
bacco makes him sick." Nev'l'o-ilac sold
and guaranteed by an. Plaintsd. No
curs no pay. Book free. Sterling Reme-
dy 00., New York or Chicago.
B. ll. Bowman. pub, Enquirer, of Deer
men. lod., writes: Last week our little
girl baby.the only one we haven. tsk.
sick with cvoun After two doctors failed
to give relief and life was hanging sl s
more thread we tried One Iinulo Cold!
Gore and its life was saved. 0. A.
Gregory It Go. and (l. O. fitillson.
if a flow York millionaire mad-v
nor at 8th avenue and new,“
0700.00. which gives it peopled”
and these people spend dim h des-
ors' hillsand dually have tops,”
rash forCsctnsBioodGnrstocnrstksis
whatwonld he the flying pa esplb if
the dinner should not be m, tin
trains 0! person at the has"
Inquh's at Me has. wine
you may have Is meshed ad
”Metastases-ileum
murmur—sons...
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Norwalk Chronicler