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Point to Be Considered.
Will it apatite attend a school and learn to
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? ? ?
If 'you‘ are troubled with
, “ Headache. Rheumatism. Neurol-
.j u [b.8116 colds.&o.
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ing it to y our ulllictcd friends.
When called to a case of 1.11
Grippc, Dr. Mnrlnud always
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Tl? Pathlight
who ride must we the
M7511: Pathll ht makes
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Income “autumn?
“if“
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No rumor what more WM brluyln’. ‘
llc did what he couldwoft' to heaven the
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An' went on his pathway u'slugln'i
By dzliylarul by nightwln the dark. in the
b: 1t.
‘Y ou'll use him serene and contented:
The “mad. to his nation, was treatln' hlm
. ri
An' his way with its row: was scented.
. ‘ lllsllfowasnlcesouullumnfortln'wswoctl
Allie that was klnd and forulvin’ ,
For who. when the shurp thorns are pierclu‘
lllu fuel.
Can thank the good Lord that he' s llvin’f
But sproutlu‘ies l think when the heart in the
lrrnst
ls slok- with its sorrow and urlevln. 1
If things nevm' happen at all "for the lwst. “
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. ' - Frank L. Stanton”
A FIREMAN’S WIFE.
Not so very long turn a sun reporter
attended the wedding of a New York
fireman, whom he had known since
boyhood. The fireman was about for-.
ty five years of age, and was making his
first venture in matrimony, his bride be-
ing a handsome widow, twenty years
his junior.
During the reception which followed
the ceremony, the happy groom got a
short spell off, and adjourned upstairs
with the boys for n smoke and a talk.
“Do you know." he said, slapping the
reporter on the back in a highly hilari-
ous manner. "that I saved my wife
from a fire?"
“There hasn't been any fire to night.
has there?" inquired the rermrtcr.
"No, but there have been fires on other
nights.”
"'But you haven’t been a married man
on any other nights.” contended the re
porter.
"That’s all right. but you give me a
chance, will you, and I‘ll explain," said
the fireman.
The opportunity was given to him on
a aalver on which there was also several
glasses and a decanter.
“One night, fifteen years ago," he
said, "there was a fire in a row of three
story brick houses in my district, and
our engine broke for it at the rate of
forty miles a second, but when we got
there the whole first floor of the house
in the end of the row was blazing.
Some of the people had got out, but at
the third story a young girl was leaning
out and yelling for the men with the
ladder to be in a hurry. There wasn‘t
any need of her yelling, for we were
hurrying as fast as we know how, but
you know women are kind of funny
abdut some things. Well. it '113 my
business to 'do the ladder not, and as
soon as we had it placed I went up it
like a monkey. the'glrl watching me
with much interest. When I was at
the window and about to reach for her.
she darted into the room, and I thought
she had gone crazy with fright or some.
thing, and I made :1 break into the room
after her and caught her ten feet from
the window. Then I noticed that she
was only a slip of a girl, about ten
years old. and as pretty as a picture."
“Hold on,‘ said I gr.1bbin:'hor,‘5'o11
come with me. and l'lltake 5ou down
the ladder all right.’
“'Dou't you worry about me ’suid
she as port as you plume. ‘You get
grandma; she‘s sick over in that bed
and can’t help llersell.‘ '
“I '1115 dumsquizzlcd by the nerve of
the kid. and couldn‘t do a thing except
to follow her directions. She bundled a
blankct'uround the old lady. ordered mo
to pick her up. 111.111 then trolled along
behind me 1151 l busted for the window
with granny in my arms. By this time
the room, was full of smoke, and the
smoke was covering the whole front of
the house from the windows below. I
took an extru hold on my burden and
started down the ladder through the
smoke.
‘ " ‘Wait right here, close to the will:
dow,’ sold 1 to the kid as I started. 'and
someblildy will be after you in a minute,‘
and l was going to be that sociabody.
for l was struck on the kid, 111111 was so
cool and conunuudiug.
"And do you know what she said to
me? Not a word; just laughed,
" 'Wllut 11 Wife for u fin-mun you'd
111.111.131.111 1, as l ,wcut down the led-
dcr. and she laughed ugulu.
“At the bottom I dropped the old lady
into the bonds of the men there and
turned logo back after the little girl.
but the first slop up I bumped into
something aofmuul by the tapers of
mud if it wasn‘t the. kid.
"‘Look out biflOW.‘
comluu.’
"‘rloumu to me you’ve done mme,’
111151 I. grabbing her up 11ml carrying
lmruut of the wuy. and lbo boys gave
her a cheer that awake up all the neigh-
lmlluod that hadn't come out to tho
lire.
“.‘lhc wasn't scored a bit, either.
tbouub oil the rust of her people in re
bye: r11. 1i end 111 lgl 1y near having file.
"After that. I loublu' i help thinking
about the youngster. and when it was
about time for the home to be fixed up,
or rather rebuilt, for ihecnlire inside
of it luul been burnt out. I went around
one afternoon to see how the folke wuro
getting along. it Wasn't any ohuy
luminous, 11nd lreall5 (llllut care a con
continental. but l wanted to cue the
little girl and hour her luuub.
neighlmrs told me the family h u] mow-d
over to Brooklyn, but couldnl. give me
.my uddrear. end of mum: l wuulvlut
write my letters or do nmtlxlngliko
that when elm was only 11 ton-yearlold
15311.5() 1 bud to let up on it But when-
ever lbud a chance i kind of mode iu~
quirlcs. 11nd once i found hormigbty
near. but the moved before lgot there
and 1 least her nuaiu. Thin run the time
11p 11) six or seven years, and it was get»
11m; to be kind of u Charley Ross case
with the girl getting oldet’levery day,
curl me too. for that matter, but inever
would forget her. -
“no l went along and along until two
year: ago. when leer or five of 1111 Want
down to l'hlledelphin to n firemen'c
ball. lwmrpryuh millage.» a an
eye she. ‘l'm
‘ was discharged in turn.
The .
11m
11» My
@143“: nice to 11.. visitors from he.
metropolis. and all We had to com “
meet a lady was simply to say so and
the thing was done. After I had been
whirling the giddy for two hours. I got
hold of a young lady that I rather liked
better than any 1 had met. and we went
into the supper room and talked. She
told me that he folks lived in Brooklyn.
but since her husband died four 59am
before, she had been living in Philadel-
phia, and that she had a fondness for
firemen because of an early experience
of here which she told me of, and by
crackey, I got right up and shook hands
With her in such a way that she thought
I had gone crazy and was about to
shake the life out of her. Then I told
bemvhut I knew of the same story, and
the way the two stories tallied was
something beautiful. She was a little
girl, and hadn’t been thinking of me as
I had been thinking of her, and she had
married, and if it hadn't been for Prov»
idence coming to my help and taking
her husband away. I wouldn't be telling
you this story, and atvhole lot more of
that kind, but just the same I didn't
care, for there wasn’t anybody ahead of
me now. and in I sailed. Well, to make
a long story short. I got on extension of
time on my visit, and every minute of it
that I could I devoted to her, and you
see the result to- night. boys.
"Why did I wait two years?" said the
firemen in response to an inquiry.
‘Simply because I had to. She was the
great mogul, or something like that, in
the cloak department of a big store un»
der 8 five year contract, with a little
over eighteen months to run, and she
wouldn’t break it. Besides, she said
she would have money enough to go
to housekeeping on. with a few dollars
extra fora rainy day. I told her that
part of it'weuld be all right, for I had
saved up a tidy sum myself. and owned
a house, but she wouldn’t listen to me
then any more than she did on the night
of the fire, and I had to do as she said.
But she’s worth waiting for," be con-
cluded with immense pride, and every
man in the room lifted up his voice in
vociferous affirmation of the statement.
HETTY GREEN AND THE LAWYERS.
When She is Busy .s'lw l' on» If)! her Attor-
neys Very Fast. ‘1 w
Mrs. l-Iotty Green‘s ccccnlricities have
long been a source of annoyance, not
only to 11 lawyers who have been op-
posed to her in her frequent litigatious,
but also to her own lawyers as well.
She is a shrewd woman in business
matters. but she never loses an opportu-
nity to show her contempt for what she
looks upon us lo;3 al red tape 11111111521
result she has probably changed lawyers
more frequently than any other litigunt
known to the courts.
During the examinations of Executor
Hurling. a year or two ago, Mrs. Green
averaged a new lawyer for every hear
ing. None of them hurried the case
along as rapidly us she wished. and each
In some mys-
terious way she secured a lawyer from
Texas who was an unknown quantity.
If he had ever appeared in the New
York courts none of the counsel on
either sixle could pluce him. He was a
big slurllylookiug man, and he slatted
in as if he meant business. Mrs. Green
was jubilant over her find, and utter
the first exmuluutiou in which be up
poured for her she told the reporters
present all that she know about llllll.
She referred to him as her "Texas
steer." and when the new lawyer rend
thism the papers the next morning he
was angry and disgusted. Like his pro-
dccessun he threw up the case. llelelt
town. and Mrs. Green said that she
never Would find as good a fighter in
her interests again.
Over flu! line.
A peculiar uulrriugo ceremony took
place some days ego south of Franklin,
Ind. Franklin 01.11'11111'115' and Ada Shoe»
maker received 11 licnuoo to marry from
Clerk llyfleld and they uppliod to Squire
Taylor of llrowu county to tie the knot.
The uuuire doubled his right to perform
the ceremony outside his owuoouuty
and van equally sure there would be
nothing legal were the young couple
married outside the county in which
tbly hull pmclil'wl a lice-11w. ’l‘ho
Squire's l’cllilc mind soon solved llll‘
dllllculty. and u rig was lift" 11ch
Driving to flu county line, the Squire
took his stand in bleowu county. and
the couple in Jackson county, and with
corounony was ywrformml.«allusion
'I'rauevript.
licorge I'Illot' nToo I orglviug Dug.
lo the luullm' Kennel Journal for
April them in printed 11 story of (ll-11ml!
Eliot’s anol'ilo spaniel. which Robert
llucbuuuu tolls. Ullu day when the
llrll‘cll'll,llmlrgl,l Lowe»; and Mr. 1511-
1‘llllllflll\\'(.'l‘l.' engaged 1n earnest couver»
nation. llu‘ywrru «loturbml by u mold-'11
yelp of pain from beneath the table.
l‘xumluotlou rnvo-aled the fact that u
lllllof .l yew-4 of .1411 or so bud bur-u
11111111151111 himself by shipping at the uni
mul‘uours wllba pair of m'lulmm. and
lbeuumulcd condition of the dog lmll-
culmlhow much torture ho bud borne
before giving way or uttering .1 round
of protest. (Memo Eliot was. natu
rally, violently angry. 11111 was about
in punish the child, but the dog, diviu
lug her intention. lie lu-d bio little puree»
cutorufucc.u11d 111111on begged him oil
the whipping be bad richly deserved.
ill/herein His-plush» Illffurml with Tonmhp.
che. at Liberty Hell. I was present
wlun lieu. ’l‘oomlm made a statement
that was here and there punctuated
with mild profanity. 1113 concluded
thus:
"Don't you agree with Mr.
Stephens?
' The old commoner p lpwl out sllrilly.
"Allbnt the demo U‘dIl-lnll all but
the domn.”~~Aug1mzn i ‘bmnicle.
1119,
than}; for the (urine.
It is mild tbutJurtiu ticlfuribyhae
made a hundrel 11111111111111 dollars from
the sales of his “History of Our llwu
Times." and thnt the entire sum hue
been devoted to the Irish cause
For You. for Anybody—whit Now
: walk Hu Taken ll umeocuI
Testimony Speaks for Itself.
m
Kidneys can't talk. but if you don't
treat them rightly you will hear from
them.
They have a language of their own,
this in how they tell you:
When you work too hard whet tol-
mvs? You ure tin-d. aren't you?
Its just the same with the kidneys.
they get tired. they have l0 much to
do.
You stoop over at some occupation.
'You strain yourself lifting.
You walk foo fu'r, or ride too far.
You call this over exertion. You can
not sleep when night comes.
Your buck aches. Your head aches.
often you ache all over
Oh. you stay. We because I'm tired
out!
New this isn't right, it's
Your kidneys urn tiled
They can only do so much‘ and the
lifting, sleeping. straining or exerting
has retarded their action
The heart has pumped the blood into
them faster than they could filter it.
The filter is ()Vel‘lilxed and become-
clogged
They cry for usslulnnce
aches that follow.
Notlllm: alerts the, kidneys wurkin'
so quirkly as Dean's Kidney l’llls
‘We say so and llvnplt,‘ right here in
East Norwalk are indorslng it.
The fr'lllowlmz: statement is far from
lengthy. yet it tells a story and in
other words declares: ”l was sick. but
now I am well." Mr. Wm.
10 Coye street. on ompluye of the Nor-
walk Look (.10., rays: "I went to l‘lnls-
led's drug store for a. box of Dean’s
Kidney l'llls. I was suffering from
backache, I took them. They cured
it promptly. I can recommend them."
This is only one. case in hundreds
right here in East Norwulkapcopl'
whom you may know, people whose
stnlomenm can not h.- disputed.
Dunn's Kidnvv l'ill:=. no cents per hex.
for sale by all (11.11115; sent by mull on
receipt of price. l4‘0141vr-llflllmrn 00..
Solo Agents for the l..'. 3., Buffalo, N.
Y.
because
in many
If your dealer 11:11.4 you that some-
tlllng‘ else lu'just 11:: good" as. Dunn’s
Ointment for Illvrs. l‘lu Worms. Itch.
lug Piles, or other ltehiur-zae of the skin.
tell him you want the original. It ll
cafe: Myer-{.millur.v __
Ayer’s Pills :1m:01111,11mub‘-d by
lezuliug physicians and rlruugists. us
the-most prompt and efficient remedy
for luliousuess. nausea. vilstivcncss. in»
digestion, sluggishnvss of the liver.
jaundice. and sick headache; also, to 11:-
iievo colds, foyere, neuralgia 11ml rheu»
nudism.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she wash ('lllld. she crlml for Custorla.
When she lwcnme )llsu she clung; to C Islorla.
When she had Children. she gave Llu :11 Custom.
(lucsuullow (bros not make Sprint!
but oucswullow of ()ne Minute (lougli
ltnrebriucs relief. E. l’. Weml. Nor-
walk; (l (J. Stillsou, South Norwulk.
As the strength of 11 buxlulmg depends
upon the snlblltyof its foundation, so
lwulth i‘lt‘lllllllil upon the mmlirlon of
the blood. To mprl iuu‘mrltius 11nd
1'..1u~‘1' the vitul fluid to immune vigorous
.md llfl‘ 1211111... .\51-r'.~‘. Sui-suparillu is
the moat powwll ful and o'll‘rctlu‘ mm‘li-
line in 1151-.
Removal Notlcel
Dr. I". W. Dunner hus moved
llisv‘llllcu from over the Post
lliliuo to No. l l" A “K lti) W.
opposite (iruml (,lpom House,
Stamford (It . 51hr 1'11 he will be
plelu‘wd to ~1 u bin \nrw 11k p.1-
ticuts.lu1ru ullow..ul llillm
hours from s. a. 111. to if pm. He
will be at the CITY lloicl
M's-1'5“ Wmlu-wluy from 8 n. 111.
toll p. 111., forthezunamomlullun
of his Norwalk 11ml hfoulh Nur-
uulk pul'u 1111‘.
DR. F. W. DARMER
burgeou lhulllst.
minimum. . . .
JUNK.
FAlRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
113 Wall Street. Norwalk. coon.
incorporated, 11124. ‘ Inpltal. $300,000.
EDW’lN fl, Kl‘ll'ZlJ'le. l’rcslllent.
DAV!“ ll. Mllllllllll, Vltttllm’l
AA. (.3. lllll'll'lN‘, (Insider.
DIIEGTORQ.
tznwml). K111111111. Musics M. (lulvvu.
ll.1v1ull..\‘..l111ru A. i:.i\lr~cur.u.
ll’ur..llumlsuswmln, 'l'.um M. 14.511111.
lua 1' 111.11. ( 11.111 14' "1111111111111.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and Individuals llollclted.
511. Deposit Boxes
Free to Depository-s.
0 . l
512011113
l;ll:1‘:- ' vlll ink. pullll,
llll’. yillll, 111.51le
and Help". from
clullmu' and i; u"
rel" .pl‘ull. end
C: an] leirl v and ,
fighter: 11:25 7.3323
7 Im-c £36.. 3. MI
1 .r. amlllivilmdmiorm
.1. .1111? Sm hump!" mulled. %.
L. B. SlU'l‘TON. New Canon. 01.
M
ePOllNE
Sold by A. Hickman is 311111. Button
pulls Winner at Benedict. Norwulk.
linker. of“
Allen' about Ease. a pevvder for the
feet. It cures painful uwelllngs of the
joints and instantly takes the stlng out
of corps and buuionu. It a the greatest
comfort discovery of the age. Allan’ 1-1
11111 Euro makes tight fitting or new
111100ch cl easy. It 111 a certain cure for
sweating. callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by “1111 drug»
chats and shoe stores 25c. Trial puck-
ngeflee. Address. Allen B. Olmetcud,
LcRey. N Y
"Wake up. Jacob, day is breaking! "
so said lloWitt‘s Little Early thi re to
the mun who bud 1.11m them to arouse
his uluggbwh line. (i (l. bltillson. E
Wood
' ‘ Free Pills.
Send your uddless toll, E. llucklcu
8600., and get n free sample box of
Dr. King‘s New Life l’ille. A trial will,
convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are pur;
liculurl‘ycll‘mative in tho curo‘ol’ (Jon?
stil‘lutiml and flick Headache. For Mu-
lul'iu and Hum troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be pl'rfcctly free from every do-
lcterious subsluuc- 211111 to be purely
vegetable. Tlu-y do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone toslom»
uch uud bowels grwltly invigol'utc the
system. Regular size 23.31:. per box.
Sold by Plillh‘l’llll and Wood, l)rug,1:i.~ts.
Pass the good wold ulouc the line
l’ilcn can be quickl5 bored without an
opr‘u'utiun by simply lllllllyllll.’ DcWilt's
Witch Havel Salve. (.l. (,1. Stillmn.
..l’ W Wl.
Your Boy wont Live a Month.
So Mr. (lilmau Browm of lblill St,
South (1.1111111 r. Muss, 5511s told by the
doctors. His son bud Lung trouble,
f1 lllowinu Typhoid Mulcriu, and he spout
llirm: hundred and seventy-live dollars
with llr‘lc'tnrs. who llmllly gave him up,
saying: "Your boy Wont live a uuulth."
I‘It‘. fried Dr. King's New Discovery
and :1 i'rw bottles restored him to health
:uul (clubbed mm to go to55'1'11'l{:1pl-rf1:r-t-
ly well 1111111. lb: 112153111: owns his pres»
out go. 111 health in use of Dr. King's
New Discovery. and knows it to be the
best in tho. world for 1.111)! l1“ ruble.
551111111 111 size, but grew. results.
lchiil‘s Lilli!“ Early lllwrs net gently
but thoroughly, curing iluliglsliuu,
.lyspvpsiuululmnsllputiou. Small pill.
safe pill. best pill. ('r. (.3. Stillman,
‘l'}. 1’. “71,011.
5100 Reward $100.
The readers of this paper will be pious-
ultolem‘u that there 1-4, at b-ust, mu:
«lrv-urlwl «license (but su-imzcu has lawn
able to cure in all its siumu, 11111] that 1:"
(‘:1mrrl1. Hull‘s (‘11lurrl1 (“are in tin-
only punitive 1-111'1- known to the medical
fraternity. (‘ulurrh lvoing :1 runstllul-
inuul disease. requires :1 musliitutimlul
trouruwut. Hull‘s (.‘utzlrrll (‘urc is filli-
1‘11 internally, :u'i‘lug directly upon the
bbuul 11nd Ilillf'llllri eurfzu'vs ul‘tlu' system
(hereby destroying; the l‘nuuriuliuu ol'
tlu‘ disc-use, 11ml iIlV'lilL: the peril-111
strength by building up the (‘IIllr-llillll-lll
:uul assisting but me in doing its work.
’l‘lwproprietorshurl» so much faith in
11> l'lll'ulIVl‘ powers. that they ullk'r mu»
hululml dollars l" 11' any busy (but it falls
locum. Sen-l for list of ll'fillllllllllllln.
All illl M 1" .l. (11' llt \ N ('11., Tlllr-cln,
(l Hold l 5' (lll“’i.!l~l~ . 41'
11.1.1414» “ho 112154» .1 muulliuu «pl-ll
mm mum on amount of .1 lllh‘llllg
~‘1'il.~':1£lnll lll the throat. uluym'vrl'nuu»
u at our-1» by :1 ll‘lN‘ wl' (mo Minute
(‘ouglll'urvn ll (‘. Stillwu. l'Z. l’ Wm].
Children f‘» y for
Pltcher’s Gastoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
Wluu \vr musbb-r llmt tho lulvalicve
11111115111111 liver limb.- .l:~ inn-,1 .H ll-o l. sly,
\11- run l‘l‘Jll‘IJ' Ill" lute-um :ulll’vrml:
1wpvri1-111wl when film“ lu'l'nmv lllllumml
llI‘Witl ‘u‘ ( “one and ( ,‘lll «leru ( ‘urv Hillnllll‘b
lllllzumuullnn :11 «um», and l'niiiplU'Hly
111114.11allu'rllllicully. (1. P. .‘lllllrnl‘l.
l“). l’. Wl‘ml.
Bucklin's Amlca Salvo
The bust salve in the world fur mm,
bruiel-u. sures, ulcers. m1]! rill-um. fr'il 1'
ml‘vs. i1'll1'l',l'.ll.lppt'lllmmls. obllblrlzm,
mulls. ulul all skin l'ttlflllnllw, 11ml 111ml
livclyum‘s pllrs, 111‘ no pay 14111111141!
ll let ml: it'lllzlvul in 1'15”! pvrb 1' i will 5".11’
lbvll «>1 1111111115 11 funded. l'm: '21” 11h
purlmu. E. l’. \bmlulultl. (I .‘atlllsou
it Would b1» luml lu i'uiit‘llla't' :1 1mm
sulln'mg frmu 111111.114. who that his
puny 14: llll" in :1 114111 oln- 1111511111
uupruunuun'ullo llllllll‘. lluf nun «low
of llvlllwllt all ‘olil- mull" be lll'l" 11' we will
1"1111\llll'u him of ll.‘ ll'ltb‘vl' in ullolll
llli‘lllfll’ rullul‘. it lllllrl 1111111. 1;. (f.
Mills-411. l'} l'. Wl'e'll.
You Don't liars 'fo Swear on.
says the Hi. lmubnlouruul of Auricultuu'
in an editorial about N11»’1'~,nlllu‘ the
income tuber-1 o habit euro. “We know
of many were cured. by Nw'l‘wlblv,
flu-1.11 prruu incur lit. Louie urchimt,
unwind and olu-uwl for twenty 5cm;
thllvmscul‘oll llllll so illut "you the
nulnll nf lubum on mall's him sick. " Nu.
’l‘ol‘lucmlvlennl gunman-ml by ll. ll
l'laislod Noeuruuo pay. it 111k from
Hll-rliuu lblncdy (34.. New York or
(Shlcugn.
bill llill. Lumber l‘lty. 51.. writer;
‘l lulw bull Muilclinu frnm p'll's fur
tW‘flll} live yum! libel flaunt-W1! my tum
lumiruble lh‘loWiHs W11 b llaxll
Naive wu—l rs‘vmuuuwmlml in nu- 1111.1 pile.
cute. so I luuurbi u but: end it p rforuml
:1 im‘rncuu‘ut cure.“ This in oniyuce
of thousands of similar me: s 341' or 111.1,
«runs and skin dimmer v11 bl quit-klv
velwu it is mad ll, (13» ll uaou l]. H
Wvl‘tl
children cry for
Aatrango duet Who notice Extremal
' nary “carillon.
In all the worlk. probably,the1'o is no
body of religious enthusiasts whose reg
1111.11 load severe as that of the Aubias
of Montreal. Deprived of every our;
auction of comfort. they sleep at night
not in bedu, even of tho hardicst sort;
not even on'u bare board, such as plans
monks of the Middle Ages used. but in
coffins. There gm wsome renting places
are not cushioned or even lined and
your in and your out the devotees occu-
py them, for the betterment of their
shale, and 1.1 more thorough forgetting
of the vanities of the world.
They subsist upon bread and water.
and to vary the weird monotony of such
living, they spend hours of each day
bent in prayer, about an altar in n dork-
ened chapel, their necks, laden with
chains of great weight. The uusteritiee
preveribbd by the rules 1mm of the (lur—
melitc nuns are trivial compared with
what these women undergo.
This strongest of 1111 religiouscom
companies was founded by a Dr.
Jacques, had among his 1,500 patients.
the family of Aubiu.
They wore persons of good 111r1rul
standing, but after the disappearance of
lhcsmullpox they set about the fulfil,
mont of vows they had Inadedurlnu
sickness" Father, mother, and five
daughters, they withdrew entirely‘from
the- world, and live now in the house of
Dr. Jacques, who, himself. is head of
the company.
The upper floor of the house is divid-
ed into rooms. or cells, burn of carpets,
or of furniture, have the unsightly cof-
fins. plain uupuiutlrul tables, and tin
washbasins. There is not a single ufti
ole of bedding or of ruiment, and no or-
namentniiou except the images to which
prayer is said. In the mom used In:
purpmes of regular Worship, there
stands in the shadow of an ult.1r,'.'1 poet
with heavy chains hanging from it.
The prime motive of these reduces is
to intercedc for the souls of their sisters
of the world wl‘uilm destiny bus thrown
in the way of temptation. So, when
the socialscuenn arrives, when parties.
bulls and festivals are in progrms. when
the word comes to them from the. out»
side world tlmt the spirit of carnival in
abroad. 11ml temptation and dunzer go
hand in hand to wuyley and «lustruy the
souls of men and woman. then, in the
'Aulliu lunwehold, all tln- rigors and do
privntlons of monastic life are rs‘ulm‘lblwl
and the ('loistcrcd family, with their
learned prul'eptor. Dr. .lumples. lust
faithfully and spenal hours of 1:111:11 (1115'
upon their klli'lhl in urgent pl';1yvr..tha:ir
necks welgllml with the heavy (1x
l'lllllll'i, ‘iu exuugerzmul token of llllllllll
ty and sell"abusemout. Evml in the
ticrcembl of :1 Canadian Winn-r. the;
have no tires in their cellszew ‘York
Journal.
WHERE WOMEN RULE
’l'wo 31l1l|lg11|1"lut\‘rls “ In to the Men
I‘ lay Second l'luldlv.
Atprl-swut the two towns in which
wou‘ieu room to b4- e‘uprmne are Upl'lllll'
and M trovllus. both in the State 41f
Michigan. In the former town, which
has :1 population of 1.3“”, all the town
oliice; except that. of llogvut-h-‘r ur-
iillml by WUlill‘ll. and we suvpm't that if
any wumm lurl wuulml to in: 1111' will
r'i.1l (loge'ub'lu'r the “Wild lmvv 41le ill»
oilu «- The loading physir'iuu of 53...
tho town is a mouth; our: of its 111m!
popular [nhlflfi is u. wmnlll. Tun.
\veuuv'n mmlul't the priu'ipll ro~i.11'.rv
nut. Th:- prnpr‘lemr of flu.- l:l‘.‘..’l'«l Ilry
grill; sfnl't' is :1 w mum; on 1 (‘l' Ibo llr-t
sluwmukers i»: .1 wmuuu, :lll'l lll 'ro- are
112111141 pulub'rv, l1;11'ru-~~' lllilll'Ts‘. ll 11'
istsuud broke-rs. The lur-llllbll‘m: of
llmiowu Hole» :1 15111112111. ll is now!-
lu-ss i 1 any that thewom-ulx.m-shut11p
llu‘lsulmuuof ill-.- town. :ml the only
things to drink ere 11.11,;1‘1' burr .lllll
“‘llll'r.
ln Murcrliuc 11w it-u'rlldlllfly of won
11-11 is awn crew-r. and it is r;»'l‘iuli»ly
pruplmll 1» church! lll“ 11111111111 flu:
town to Marcelle. in r4‘e‘ozzz1iliou of ill:
fut. (lot of upnpululiuu ui‘ infilw 111 l
third» of the (‘lllll'fll 1114-1111113 ;‘.:4
“which. Filo! lll' ill" nix St'llmll lv'm'll
41'4111'1-‘15'111111‘11. 'l'vm 1111'“:le 'l' 11..
plillll.';‘..'luu)l luliil’il ill't! Willlll‘ll. 'l' 1'
nullvrlakvl' ol‘ flu: town is 11
11mg; ‘. ‘
W hat is
C I y l A” n 11" I
Castorla in 5 Dr. same) Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chile
then. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. » It is a harmless substitute or
Paregoric,‘ Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant It;
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millions of Mothers Castoria' is the
Children's Panacea— the Mother’s
Friend.
casromA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insint upcm
having Conform, and see that the f:l€-filllll.!
signature of .
is 011 the . r.
wrapper. ‘3‘ m!
We .slmll pm— . ' ' ’
ttct ourselves rind-the public at all hazards.
T111: CFJI'M'E Cummsv, 77 Murray 5L. NJ.
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I' ‘3. Palm". (Milne,
1-57“ In It‘ll“!
(mints. (it ill \laiu h‘llcct,
“IKIDflE '.l'0l£’l‘ (I 0N3-
Norwalk
Lobsters
Caught off Norwnlk lal ands.
lean y‘l-lll 0111113 and have
lllcm dclivcrcrlc every 5.111111
day at
HUNTdZELUFF S
Wholcs 11: 1111.1 Ill-lull _
Fish,
Clam and
l
Vegetable
MARKET. . . . . .
Telephone Cull. til-ll
, B. A. VICKERS,
l'l'IAIJ-Jl: 1N
Batter, Cheese, Eggs‘
Etc.
1'25 qulhiugtou .‘lircet. So. Norwallr
..- 1...“...
.llllili'l'.(}lu'1‘-.a'. I'Igu‘n. 1.111” ' ' ll I‘l'.’..uf-NW“
990*
Try ”lipicurc llr:uul"(j:11111c1l
(hunk.
\111l13'11‘11.\lnunl;liuCllccsc
and u llzlmlwuw bluulo .lr tllrlt. 12.3: i - ‘
with lllll'rl‘nllilw »
1': ll 1llrnubtlvr wide,
filrflllll’
llu‘ fwnoritu- lurlmr of lll'
woman, and mullu-rlntlw11.11pm
ll11~l"'1:llll:: lnlvl. llul. ll lh 1.1: i »
15mm “’llll lll'l ru'urrl. Alu- li f 1 '
Till?“ I“
n 4
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\wmru ullnu-llu-r are re; r; ul' wl 1'1,
.‘Llll l 1'
pmhmlull. ll or lmuiw-M lll
.m- llHlll ' ll. 1 lr walk w) 1'." ll lb 11 1" :'
bu‘ .1' is mmlb (l. '~l‘luy 11.1w um; 1:1 -
3111111114111 llutury l'lub, 111 when;
ill-'5' (luv-1w "llll further lulvum'l'u in:
flu->1» 11ml, the pl‘vlllllllllllru .mv 1
llwy will 4mm hull all the “1.11.1.4.“
oiliu‘m iu the mun. wub Ibo pw1.‘.‘.»
mmpvolu of llllyf 111' bur. Wllll l1 val: b
1111 11 in menu. Worthy 111.111. l.1 llu
lurullwlulo‘. llsawcxvvl'. they urn ilm pou-
w'l lrlliwl lb lluuul- moi \'*":~'lllll" l-
11111141111 lll" luAll of M111 ll ill' ‘1 ill no;
up pr vm». , 555555
111v t'rlmnaul‘ lhtlm' 11.111111. "111m .
”‘l .u‘ ru' l1 Women of 121114 salltl pm 1.4.15
111» in vmily more Iw‘lmlnrt .‘ouls-l
filer-4‘ l‘ (bun Illll the M n w: of l'l‘vlw
luluro lur purring-- Will 5511 llo5ai
lll‘ 4111- M.
'rbc dbl 1141i eve-11 pow ~11 1 pump- ell
H111. r rmlu in her nun lumo'. nul when
11111 1:11 ‘1 11 1111': a .«w cl. l'l uni lwr bowluu
plfllllllm 1plwl . 4n lll.1i '~llv llliiflll lllll‘ll
tf-lil‘ i1 lul' bur mm. wire llllll'l 111v.
menu pf. Wow hmv‘wufi t0 furm .1 n
run-.111 with great bud" in Uflltl' lllll
mum,- purl“ Hf 'l lllltllll‘tf fl. inht be lli'ull..,_fP lil
buck in l'luclulul,
A K111111111 ('yn line; (autumn.
A Willlilll wvlrlugu .‘wl‘rimr llllbbur‘l
‘Wil‘llll illl- sin-eta of 1H“ lll“v4ll the other
evening 11151111; 11 bicyclv. Kan 1.11 L‘lly
Journal.
MW H5114 11111 (in her: husbulul' 1s 1 hum;
Tom widi 541-111 break (icon. or
pluyiuu wker. .
’1i e 111111114 dial break him only lahl
Pltcher’c custom.
nicht.»l)ulroit Journal.
1:‘.:,.
What’s Your
Taste:
ill Wall pawl. \\ 11‘ ll. 1'41 Ii l‘» \H' mm
mil 1-111. lmr 11ml 1 1';">HI[WHl of do
al"ll‘~ .1111 1.1111111» 1111mm bull v .1 went
111.1111 dill-~11 u! ("I-llll Ia Jim l1 l1;1.»oliller~
'11! 11141: . and 111 ll 11s 11115, no ll .1l1-
mare 4.“ labor-111;: om «u Moors. Ty u
pun :1 :m' 11:4 vuriul moi plo‘us up: an
llw 1min l‘.
l'ulul‘srp. pupé'r banging
il'rt.
If not wuvrlllmt fur you in cull at (he.
«2' TV Il1< ‘1 '1 prullll. .‘lléll l 11 ill lv'pli'uw'll
in cull on you will: ufull lim'uf hltlllflll'u
E. E. GORHAM.
‘11: FIRST A Vllfv'ill'l,
rim Norwllllr, . . umuwolml
:lllll lb month
MAKE YOUR
WANT$ KNOWN
1111th
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