AL
nit or promo“ Wu rte-tire so
our clothes um look
1, “ .
6* ‘Bllilli’lll‘
an inferior range an
, difference bttwcen
digestlb‘e meals.
Look a
nience
son silos
some; a, Miss. corner or
, devrces tor. conve
LL‘ use ALwAvo mo.
MANY MAXlMS. ‘
Principles! Which Bhlpod the Life ‘or
the Millionoiro During His Long
. ‘ Career.
“Any mun con earn a doll . but it.
takes it wise men to use it. This has
been my to to from the very start of
my busine 5 career." said . Russell
Sage. many or whose maxim: were
as follows:
“I saved the first dollar I ever earn-
d and from that hour 1 how never
n debt. to a human being for a
lot ready when due.
for many wast-
, noses
..
been l
(cut that was:
Society'is to Minute
(‘ll lives.
To excite envy is to make cue—
lliies. ' '
Those who iiv
do no good to themselves or
others. ,
There is no such thing as the money i
tour“; a good man cannot, have too 5
much money. . ‘
Fifty cents is enough for a straw'
lint; it. will last two seasons. l
if i hnd my life to live over agslnl
i would try just as hard to turn ml'l
money over and over agein, that. it
might do the most good to other'
men:
1 get plenty of relaxation from an i
exciting rubber or ‘whist. played at
flight in thy own home miter dinner.
on the game is ovor my day is
i
e for pleasure alone“
to
sing fact that mnny
orrsnted expenditures
to excite the
How wicked
s ‘a‘ stlrpri
”they: ,lwighhors.“
m" ’1“ L
, A boy wit
‘will become a ma
gains in stocks.
When you have mode your i'ortuno
it is time to think about spending
'lt.
o knows bargains in socks
it who knows bur-
The’ tender cure of it good wife is
the fittest thing in tho woridfl
The longer it mun lives the more
mistakes he may be‘counted on too
malts. ~
\v'ostcfsti, :onng men. ,
An actvo‘man‘ builds success upon
the foundutiOn of failures: or passive
' man does not.
Real-impurity is disbursed without
. ‘ of trumpets.
I think the vacation habit. is the
outgrowth of abnormal or distorted
'i‘huu we can WM rant your garment out according to
$10. Jimmie. no Less.
HY oooowi' «
T‘ ' The 3 Difference Bot
ill-cooked mats and attractive.
w “andnote the“ careful construction.
on and North
boasts"
Another 0
high power the good that churches now
1ublllty and untlring energy-mime a dc—
Clubs arc only n place for idle nnd ;
n
M “in Copyright (30.. who tailor
in
walk. in addition to her . Johnna o rt 0 o
l; , .. : p Hamilton in snrvlwd by tiwghgalush: m- Norwalkfg R’figlfir'gfifiwmim‘lllu
o , tore, the Misses Almn .mi Al redo the odioeru‘ i Robert Emmet Club.
.. n » ‘ Hamilton. and one so". ”Will“ The 0mm,“ J 'ued werethelflafll-
. ‘ . Hamilton. ., elected. as «choline-ed a few duyg'o ,
‘ ‘ M'Anr JOSEPHINE ooucp. “ mmPNWg» W...
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Man
“a... w w. "4.,
l
i one oi these ran gee and
and the number oi d
or " . ,
Main Streets.
3 ADVOCATE!) FOR“.MIN-
torsne' wwss. l
hlo idea Emonattng From
, '. Cincinnati.
Cincinnati has originated an idea
that if widely adopted will raise to o l
manage to accomplish in this lrrelig-
ions ‘nge. The members at the largest ‘
Baptist church in that city huve voted .
a salary to the wife of their pastor, the
Rev. G, R. Robbins. Hero at last is
recognition, though ibis scarcely pos-
sible that it can be adequate. of ser-
vices that are often lndlspcnslbie. It
is usually easy enough to secure at bot-,
ter clergyman than the one now illlimr
the pulpit. but a. capoblc minister‘s
wife is one of those rare gifts of God
that no church will willingly port. with.
Her kindness and tuct. her hopcfulncss
and patience, her renmrknble buslncss'
l
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I
,
t
(
coying institution do the work of a
flourishing organization.
With it all she so artfully keeps her-
self in the background that the con-
gregation thinks that the pastor is the
one who is accomplishing he rot-mite,i
and in many instances he thinks so
himselfn '
Most ministers lock executive ability.
and the wives soon learn that it tluo
don‘t supply the deficiency lilt‘ bus-
bands’ usefulness will be short in any
one parish. Hence the origin and do-
velopmem of that. flower or wouldn-
llood,‘the clergynlon's better bull. who
reminds him of his engagements, sous
that he is properly i‘cd tilltl clad. takes
charge of his small sulnry, brings up
his children, nurses the ill among his
flock. milungcs the iuirs nnd bnznrs.
pnys oil the church mortgage nnd nl~
lows him on ubundnnce of time and
leisure in his quiet study Where be pro.
dunes his hormone. the one ministerial
duty with which he can be solely
trusted.
in the wiser and more practical days
that are slowly approaching the wife
. will be recognized us exactly whnt sin-
olrendy‘ is-the head of the cburrhw»
and her clergyman husband will be
knownwsrher' assisitnut. “Much the
larger snit‘ y will be paid inhcr. . in
deed. he, w Manyevto be ckcsptionally,
able and one ‘0;le command any
compensation worth’mclltloning. Cin-
clunntl has taken the drflrstop in iilis
‘directhn, and for its enlightenment
that great city should be highly. com-
businessmelhods. i fall to see any-
' , thing legitimate in it.
1,. Thephysiclsn may recommend a
bongo of air for a man~wheu he is
Habit! ‘Why be ill? .. illness in noth-
fifi'lmt erIc'Ilnl‘nbie ions of lime.
5 bar
' es and sold at high prices on
flea. that. cronomics to be effect-
, by centralization of'conirol will
give them the arbitrary values, which
itsvebeen pluccd upon them; This
theory will he exploded sooner or
ter. for there will always bercompetl-
tion. When the crash comes it will be
a national disaster. ’ ‘
i fear thc‘ centralization of big
industries in the hands of the or six
men will prove it big mistake. When
half a dozen men control the business
and financial policy of a. greetindus‘
try a single error of Judgment will
plunge the whole nation intotinanclnl
‘* loss and ruin. _
rido not say that trusts are not. a
good thing; but I dopny w
go’slow. ‘ ‘
' A wealthy man doc
hi self alone.
‘9: ‘one
nionein or
I desired in my own w
have not succeeded.
Some.people may not believe
it is a fact that .
est pleasure to see peop
, Mrs. Jimmywmd yo
burst yesterday.
in. Kidder—shin.
u. see my
e should i
s not work ior'
ire hasboen to “be let.
r that, i might. do what.
ay. in that i
it. but .
it has been my kccnj
le succeed- who, u re
sun-
bdt it, knew". he
ore of dictator-
mended.—-Providence Bulletin. _ }
iLFARN THE CARE OF CHILDREN
1,: “My girls whether they marry or
remain single shall be taught how in
lcnro for children.
9 been made in great! ”Where is the common sense ill loncll- liliOllt’l'dlllllltll‘, 1H,
ling a girl 'eerythinvz but this most
important one? .
'favor of herd buying tho cure of solute
lcblid. her. ownor not, as may be. My ‘
liirst“ child ‘was’llll but sacrificed to
nullity conscientious. struggling icnoruncc Vim-l n, his , . . .. . .
(sought'to‘huve her spared all thc'msm. ‘ “H” r 1 ‘ "”m simmer
l'felllng I endured bccnuso ot' “lylliltllons 'l‘iti-ln
I
on
own icon of preparations for cure of
a child. i would take every child 1
know and have her learn in some
practicalany how to lend. clothe and
cure. for the baby. This is a hundred
illnesfmoroyimportnnt thul three meals
day. _I don't know what we are
thinking til-that ‘we disregard this.
Motherhood under present conditions
cannot be ,left to instinct."«—Good
Housekeeping.
l
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g...
. W.
5 Foreman ,(nt the doom—Did yer hus-
band horn new suit or cio‘es on this
momma; rs, ,O'Ma‘lley ?
Mrs. 0’ oils 1—Heidld.
Foremana'l' 'oylre ruined entirel.
Mrs; O‘Ma‘ll‘cywiiow did it happen?
Foreman—«He. was blowed be a
dinnymite._-;Philadelphla in-
‘chsrge on
it
y .
have acted noon“ my advice—dilat- , , «ma—- 1 ,
change. . ‘ . 3 1 . awe wool rods! said the mor—
. “l"l'r'l " “ ‘* > ‘ “ " . ’to titrive. for the uplifting of
‘dlist, .
our hollow min.“ i '
,; fifth” in! " said til
line invent» _ , .
hint fro d, log back: to earth with
a ‘stsbin'
0 flying mach-
ton Star. ,
idly.
. _ doubtful chance of
mu nothing more ton-
ros ., he s of an overmn- ‘,
‘ t the dependable
rings Bank? Ask ’
in some wild cat"
"’1‘ Bank,
hourly Monticello ,
he’ll” ”and
to
learn alike dellh ycutordul’u lit flrczlt
Burlington. Moon, of
Hamilton. wife of tho
Hamilton.
pneumoniu. '
held at tho Episcopul (
Harrington tom
recently, when they
llton and tnmiiy were
held. died yestcrdny
at the resldcnce o
Horace Wukcmhn,
she was Vlsltln
will be held on
3 o'clock from her i
Fairlield. the
Westport. aged thirty
brother, Adeibrrt
place, was he
undertaking rooms
(:narles Fabio.
pastor of the
officiated and int
llowbrook Cemetery.
arth was held 'l‘n
Christ Church,
‘8, Dean. the
George W.
was in Wostpnrt.
dicd Sunday, wns titty-two ye
r
Wooster m-llu-lvry.
Westport this illit'l'
ill Willilwbrouk t‘ulnoimv.
port ill-thodist (‘botl-b. .mniuctlng the
lilil‘llil sorxiro
:tt llnstlunn‘s studio, \\llli Van Vllel.
The chances are in ,
[who is known to how borrowed it
“link: dialculty is to keep.
0... one each other".
law ...
fit flavorel ,. our»
od this world“ to
Mrs. Aioxundor
itcv, Alexander
following ““i “““m '0‘
l’uucrnl scl‘i' “33 '1 '0
ilurcll lit Grout
ftornoon at l
("TOW ii
sold their home
the Roy. Mr. Hum,
residents of Nor-
lnlshqd. Mrs,
Newtown avenue.
9 (:ould, of Fair.
from pneumonia.
f her daughter, Mrs.
in Snugntuck. wt ‘rp
g, li‘uln-rnl ”raw,
Saturday nfiernoon at
lllt‘ i‘l‘fildflflce In
ll‘t'lillln official.
Mrs. Mary Josephin
lit-v, hi r. i
. '. ing. interment will Do i" OlikliiW“ till-tcd’i‘or next Monday night lit the
d 3 Stamford Range l5 the rounder-y, Full‘iioid. armory. when it"s nlcels the [not
Colonials. li‘ played this wall! trlce
Aillii‘lii'i‘ Hilll'l’EY.
Alto-rt Shippvy, uf
‘ni‘li‘li years, who
roppcd dead at tho residence til-his
Sillppry. in that
in this trim-noon from the
of Funeral Director
'l‘llo lit r {\il'. Lenders,
(lotlgrogntlollul Church,
”l'lllcnl‘ was in W“.
w.
The i’uncrnl ot‘
FUNERAL 01“ MRS. HUWAR'i‘H,‘
The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. How.
osdny nilet‘uocn at
\‘Vcstpol‘t, the Rev, E,
rector. and the Roy,
Bnrhydt, of Now Milford,
oflirintlng. interment
Mrs. liowarth, Who
are of age.
ormer rector.
FUNERAL 0|" iiAlJ’li TURNER,
licvflddwnrd (‘nnninglmm officiated
his noon at it! tt't‘ltlt'lt at the funeral
it little Ralph ’l'urnvr. him We l‘ntaliy
lili'llt‘tl recently ul 3 iiollroe‘stroet,
l‘hc romalns “‘(‘rl' lulu-n to Danbnry
in tho 1 o'clock train by i‘hluernl Di-
cctol' A. .l. l‘ollins. liurini was in
ii‘i‘NlillAi. (lh‘ MRS. .lil(‘illli.\l.ll.
'l‘llu l'clunins oi .\lr. Archibald. who
licd ill Now liovltnllv, \wrc brought to
noon and interred
the Roy.
‘morgo Bishop, poi-dot oi' the “Web
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MRS \ili-lel JAMES.
Mrs Amclin .lond diml this mornmg
n hoi- norm». llo- residence. of Mi’n.
llim‘nttn Illmllt')‘, ill \‘.‘«u~.lpol‘l. .
c. , . . ,
HOW REMBRANDT GOT IDEAS.
l'i'ho (ilnilsntunu
With .iun Lion-us. lli lvliow student
iloddorlnolldl nd other t-llgl'ovel's and
writers of the lion lit'illlli‘li’lltll was
on ll‘l'llln‘ oi" crcnt million-y. They ap-
pc-ut‘ (lilon to how uorkcd on tho
.».;lnlp-p|;ltl-, uml in how borrowed
mu'h Min 1": bit-:n "ullfmul lot or lllll-
drunw.“ indw-d, ll ' lllli'tl to com‘
lil‘t‘lii'lltl tho mil-m go ulllt‘ll exchange
or idvns was larriwl .. to.” limp. More
is at good illustration or the way
things Wi'ill without protest of any
sort living mist-d. lln-l'tnius chllel‘s
tilt‘th ll ltll‘ltv liill‘lm‘lipt‘ with small
figures, nllcl' n li.iill3i|il.' by AdamEhr
lloimcr ond on oil-ginning by (Donut do
Goudl. ctltilird "‘l‘oluou nod the Air
gels." This roppor plzill' came into
Reiniu'undt's posw-oun. no burnished
_out’ Tobias ,nnd lli~ mmpnnlotl; and
replaced tlwm by .lwph and Mary
with the .iioly now To. cover the
erasure hc nddwl \‘olmuu but- the wing
of tho angel, lllt‘ union ~. of Neg and
various ulhct' mum-ll portions of
'i‘oblns con still lw w l n llombf’nndi'fl
“menu for doing tin» r ulcm'nprdllem
sib‘m, for judging by llii‘ print familiar
iv, the writer. tho rmdt l~ ckcceding'ly
common plan-v nod nilmts no credit
upon any onv .ltlllli lint-net, the
dump attention to
the tort that to.) llxtllt' of Christ in
“The Suppl-r :ll limoumi' (the large
one) is taken 1mm ..u. by Raphael.
from (in \‘lncl. and o l.\ thought no
Rollliu'nlldl tulllml also front
lining-4nd, his pilpll
,Gerard llou, You do \‘nm- and others.
i
sort. of flattery.
Silo was waiting; to:
whcn ho rcturnod hum trotu busineSS.
and he rinspod hm In his arms.
1
\l
but ho was [Hilltlllllf‘lll
once has lwcn lo'r .. .nm ill was de
lighted with our my. ‘ ~ 6 ‘
ogetllcr. and ,l'rt- illl. lovelieslr—V
allillei-V. What's lllt' limiter?"
'Dll'li. sllti ii unnllngly ‘
‘f‘i'vc—J' sold
you should haw now.
i‘i up somehow," ‘
,, . "But. Dick, l'\i~ 5w
the evening, nod-- " .
on ottrsclros. and [-1. ~ u
wash the tllShos, 'rh..,.:, x3331.“
if
‘ “,How are you gott-
titled son-in-ln w ""
.“énetlel‘i‘; nnswrrcd
e are 0th getting so .
‘ so much like touching (twal
l
Mr.
N
at
building.
it will he‘ '
his nsusl ii i ' again. ,
will be in command or Company ll‘ on:
35,] Aug" 'fltlt do
us nv our ‘ . (1 leave of absence
until thahti r? ' i
sing lulnihohs duller;
Many of his “‘11!"Illlml‘ol'ios and gm). > .
censors rxtcndwl loumd hint the same . ,
lulu at the door -
o
d
honeymoon \sz mm, mm they ha
been just lhlo‘ \lmi.» in their new
flat. Hill“ tivlit'ion lllllllt‘l’alhfls 30‘
yet Drover] an tlm i... had hoped tor.
about it her
«$11240 their wr\.\ll’ on; little more
an n girl. 'I‘ln 1....1. was 100““
after lhc will]; lpvgqu‘ ~ . 8., 5
"0h, llil‘ll. bll" \llll, .1s she took hm ‘
hot. cont and 1mm.» of newspaperd.
"i re llil(l such it m- luhllul any! Flor. ,
. , owner as she ‘ .
called “' 1 W‘“ “'i' “rm out heroin:
Hayes. yos, drum; 1... ‘llltl "flint ’0“
cup tell llll' all nlmm n :o din or. ~I'
u little hunuril-l limit ”stimulant“?
“Thel'U. “(Wt |' ln'm] l 5 l 5" ‘L
l tar . if , .. . .
havo spout :l lilllp “‘Wllmrnénoyilylgll'
We'll took? 4. -
ow girl out 'lor
. “Oh. “val' illlllti 1]“. m”. WU" Win 1
m
‘ “Bill. Dick d “il' l'\' ‘
,f , l . Ia . i‘ he ’0 11“..” .
‘ “VSB‘igi‘gntlcn lllv dinluusfifihfldfikmfi.
lot: on withiml‘ “
.., .
very ”,t 03”
cmkendi $583717). “ u. u... or i
”Willi. will hold it session 'wnlorrowl
him at tho wicwum in the nascent"
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There will he no alouwork about the making. ‘ Dick,“ Funeral [)troctdr (".harles Fa. , ""1
“NOW Yorkilh" from cont collar to ironsera' bio of Westport. has been sent for 1.1"?” Rev. “m“ H' ODonneli. why ,
, , . '. . h ”Hymn". Um" . a d on b houmatlsm at lit. Marv!
. ‘ to carry out i B l“ rectory, ,is l improving. though
Jtlnle before he is in‘
v
l .
First Lieutneaut Howard N. Godfrey, WE
Captain Charles L-
. tin nccountct pres~
m...m.- .-. ..,
A that some of basketball is imi-
lust your. losing the first gnme’ and
winning the second,
Though the pleasure bominghcmn
is many cold Weeks nway, at number
of Norwalk vuchtsmcn are beglnfllflfl
to make their plans. Captain mph.
Merritt is having many wcighly con-
versations on the subject with yachts-
Alli: NOW desuwhuo PcAcso on sALs. Till Lms rips SEASON is not we
"I
mouse EYELET. BLEND AND Fnsucli'lmnorpsnv.
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out rsnrn ANNUAL rurosurto’utn' V . HAMBURG EDGINGB,
mason M .
HAvssvcn oHowu AND mo Loose: p
A rum. Lms or cAMsmo, Nklugoofi’fpmors AND swiss in ALL To;
conosr coves MATERIAL, 10 mous'owoc, room 29: 70 mo YARD,
ALL oven smsr wusr cM snorosnv world “no; 70 MATCH.
A FULL LINE OF MEDALLIONS. ROUNil. WUAII‘ AND OVAL.
men at his yacht. hospital in Water
street. it lssizoects that. the local
flee will have a number of additions
next spring.
0
\i’llllnm‘Cchssup. of Norwslk. ex-
pects to more town shortly for Florida.
Mr. Jess-up will go South in time to
are the grout automobile races at Dr-
mond Beach. Lost your he saw Deme-
geol go two'mlles in loss thnma ruin.
tile on the beach in till) 100 horsepower
Durracq racer. Predictions nro made.
that even this record will be broken
led
llilt‘ln'g' tho latter part of tho present GWbOla‘“"1mMBlble~'
month. Machut.-~“Intponnible? Why, we
. _,_, no.1...“ days ugo you offered her to me at that
T(.ifl(‘ll('l'-~lfi' lhrire‘a [my t‘tiiliit‘l‘llflfi I‘Tlce. .
link between the animal and lilo vege-
table kingdom? Bright poplin-Yeti;
mum. there‘s llnhh.mi’llilndriphiu lu«
Tit-Bits.
tluircr.
she
350
~_._.__,,.. .—
Smith-wiinve you hud lllnl (inche-
Ilond long?
SchmldlE-«mflat tors? Arh, ncln. nef~
fer any longer don he now lss!~~~l.ile.
lnluimrnis.
i sell only inuosunonts illiii l have
personally investlgnted, und which
barometer! most rigidly investigated
by some of the? very best business and
olotessloual menin our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend thesedovestmems to their
most. intimate Menus. ‘
A card will bring you out Iilornlurc.
or it personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. .Gen'oral Agent.
«A
;CaudIe——Why do you call
liberal educator? .
Wendel—slice lectures without pay.
ECsudle—Jl‘hcn my wife must be in,
that class also. She has been doing:
the some thing ever since the day she
News
Mnehut-"Well. ,Grobons. if your cow’
is still for sole l
francs for her.” -' -
. Grooms-“Yes. i know: but my w
is so attached to the cow that she says .
from it."
Mnchut-“Well. i suppose i must say
Ragson Tutters-W‘at'_s dst yer swlp-l
od outer dot drug store? Weary Willie"
great?
good is dot to- er? “Weary Wilder—v ,
Why, mebbe n t'er we've took a low
doses we'll be'oblo tor brace people for:
champagne instead 0' beor.~l’hiladel-
pills Record.
"is Mike Clancy here?" asked the
visitor at the quarry. just after the
premature explosion.
"No. cor." replied Costlgnn;
gone.”
“For good.
"Well,‘ nor, be wint in that direction."
Sclroolmo‘am——“Now, tell
truth. Johnny Jones.
will happen if you tell a lie.
you?"
Johnny Jones—~"Yes, mn‘am.
Fess Mo CONTINUOUS. ,
Specks a.
me to the oitor.——Chiacgo Daily
,will .give you 300
its
would die if she were separated
francs."-l’ele Male.
1 .
..—.......-...._.
bottle 0' non/c tonic! Ain't dat
ngsoh ”Tattors—G'on! W’at
“aha-‘H‘S I...
dean’s-mire»-
.lhers'
nu
me the
You know what
don't
1'“ go
_ Have a cheerful. well heated
.hornewhisjwinter, if you have to
‘go without something else. You
,1" Norton-in St. Booth Nona-tit.
1’s coolnuam Street. ‘0 ”‘9 “all Flam" s
. _ . ‘ Srhoolmo‘nmu—“Yes, and that isn't ,r.
, - W" ~ " the worst of it. You‘ll also be cxpell-l l
.""""‘”'*“-'“*‘_’*"" ‘ v *w-ur- ed from school."———Chicngo Dolly j
wwwiiiww
. “I mm: W. Raynor}; . . .
GOOD ADVICE—— . 2'
WEaTi-HNK.. l . funeral Director . snrmgsa ‘ 1M8.“
- . t and tmbaimor. '
J
{of no... .
Residence, 6 Woohl'nmon Ctr-u.
will {make up for it in good health.
Telephone :1 house. 13”.
better spirits and longer life.
A house thatvis almost warm
enough might as well be without
heat so for. as real comfort is con-
cerned. .
Our God will do all you expect
fol ité-ond more.
,4
I“ W3 W!-
*LovEss.
the {Place
—_._
l
All
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t
Washington Bier."
1 Bio assortment of
Souvenir Post Cards“1 ;
WM. A: cumulus. »
Donovan Block, 7132‘Woohlng‘ton 8i.
: Agent forvcromnt Laundry. "
weather.
dentin" overcast from
. {2505102.
MUSIC QTORE.
“Good
Overcoat -
.The real winter is now with
. Your Christmas shopping
i allover. You can now think
of on "
o
‘ ovsnoosr
(or yourself.gl-»The superb "Boo-i
. "5.0616 $30.00. ",
Otherflddystfles from 310.005 .
to‘slroo. . v ' .
. ohm, Mennoniuhdnudsy o I
Saturday evenings:
4,.
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