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P’“ " . “‘5'"? FOR SALE—Bargain, 6 roentgen 1m: P. ROMANO, Mrs. Jam .. helm; _ ' - ”m” , l - ~ " _....._... " "
ANTIQUE Foam rune. movements,“ centrally located. LIVE POULTRY MARKET ,Mrs. Johanna-Johnson died at that Mafigmfklflfigldfoafimkpdun Horne ”fibrin mmwg’ ‘~
‘zlilt'S. high pricespald tor..old- $4.500. The Lawrence Agency, .15 So. 13 Chestnut St. s. N. ””3530? home of her. daughter. Mrs. Joel s.‘ ‘ “Valmiwg "' . » Wtclmv.¢fi"m’°"35"'m - i ‘
z nil-niture. mahogany. (311233111, Main St... W ~ - 3 , 3t gaggtér; .............. 25: m. B32105. $35,331,181; 39%“ 11101338 _, *yec. ‘ Worship: i c1
;. i , tc., also 1d chinof ass. ' ‘ ' . ' """"" " """" ' nt’ :0 . » « ness. _ as. ‘ : ~ ' . . . ’ _ " -—-. ~ .
i l‘ “e e 0 Broders .............. 40c & 45c lb. Johnson had 1.951595 in Bedding about. Dollo‘ eyes haven-.mmantichmstoryi Nun, ancient. Japanese city, Is 1' Highest prices M
.:..ug oi merit that. is over 100
a
11.15 old.
. D, A. BERNSTEIN.
2r?» Westport AW} Phone.9.98
.‘t'iAN'l‘l-Jl)-Young girl to assist with
" light housework. Apply 6 Circle 8%.
t
' ‘ouih NUI'Wlllk.
AN‘l‘lill — Substitute stenographer
.lor two whz’vks. commence the 21st.
ily to Sltl‘.0., (‘nre of Sentinel.
"filth-Alan that knows the city
ad surrounding country to not as
Hem-nautive tor it, local concern.
"-t be able to drive a Ford and make
nor repairs, Only those not nlrzud
work nccd apply. Very good oppor-
, ity tor the right man. Apply in own
*utl writ-Ina. i-Iustlcr, Caro South
orwullv. Sillinel 3t
‘WAN'I‘EDwOllico clerk. experience
unnow-ssary. Stine salary expected.
C A. 'l‘.. Cure of Sentinel. 3t
» WANTEIh—Salcnnm to sell popular
lmv priced cur. Salary and com-
‘ mimiim or straight. commission. [Call
52!. North Main St... S. N. 3t
WAN l’l-lll Furnished room with
l:it.~h»-n privileges by young couple.
Retort-mm» it' required. Write X, Care
ol' Swilllllt‘l. 3t
ll
\‘VANTl-ill ~— Experienced operators
and ruff setters. steady work, good
pay. Apply Lc toy Shirt (70., 11 Chest-
nut Street.
\VAIJ‘l‘Eli—A corporation doing busi-
lion's in this state for more than 50
. years «lusires salesmen for this vicini-
ty hcthun ages 25 and 50, no previ-
f OHS-l experience necessary. but first
. class reference must be turnished.
LSMury and commission. No capital re.
nuiretl. Address P. O. Box 592. South
3? month. 3t
"AN'l‘FIlL Experienced female ope-m-
tors on Singer sewing machines.
Conic-11ml surroundinrzs. Good pay,
Blozuly \rork. (‘lml'los Mfg. C0,, 136
“'a:.li;1i;lon Sh, So. Norwalk.
WAN'l‘lClL-Agcnts to sell Accident,
iii-zillh and Lite insurance. \X'ill pay
a big: cmnmission. Step into my office
at 123 \Vushingttm Street at 9 a.’ m.
or 5 p. in. Ask for John J. Venn, Dis—
trict Manager. Phone 1662-3.
' TO LET
l0 Llai 7 m-H'n room hmre, $65 per
[minim tixlniral’iml. or $50 per month
nni'u:nl~l:ml. Kltwil‘lt- lizhts, citv wa-
1collab, twill-t. hot air turnover-ground
:ui mitt house ltlw'x'ltttt. with tl‘uii ll‘t‘t‘S
null i'ltiwrl‘fi. 'l‘wo minutes from Nor-
Wzrllt' il'nllt‘)‘ and 7- minutes to Rowdy-
"m Ishltitnl Alon: l‘iu‘ Milo iiivvrihizll
VJ’W'IIW to tho sound. Plum: to be rented
.\ by how. lllli‘llli‘tl "on Raymond St"
Lowm'tnn. (Hahn. Address Mrs. Marv
“illft‘f’Jt'fll. l-‘ttr appointment cull
Nul'tx'ulk St'nl'nwi. 3t
JO LET-v—C room iii-W house. all im—
pmrt-lnr-nts. 10 minutes walk from
rrlilzuitl station. int}. 275' Flux Hill
Run-l "t
'l‘tl .17“ l‘r Rooms. 45 Summit Strcr-t.
Morin. liiiprm'nmvnls. log. :it 1101159.
’1‘“ l.l:."l‘r Room wiih board, in private
‘ lmmlr. tor contlwmen. home priv-
llvt'v- Airs A. Hirtzli-r, 8 Putnam
A w li'le‘. 3i.
5 rooms. all improvements
Lincoln Ave. 'l‘i-l. 071, from Sept.
3t
Till l.l§2'l‘~~»
ii:
l.-i,
'.‘i“Llj’l‘wlt'urnishcd four room flat
tuiiirhiiiuiires. also large front
.mm. is I~'l.i.\‘ Hill Road. 3t
it) llj'l‘ . offices or double Mike in
.‘»K'.-- lilllltlllltf, with heat So. Nor-
\ ' m- t~t~ntrnl. reasonable r’ent. Apply
. "vllr'v Agency. Phone 1900. 3t
=13 NEXT
7 T: iml
1, ~.5
‘1
r -——Ne_w 7 room house. com-
" ploy lo. furnished, to small
. = taunt $100 per month. Electric
.. I .m" water. bath, etc. situated
. ; whill‘t‘tlltl ES? Rowayton, Conn
. Airs. . ‘rances .
with. (‘01. (70., N. Y-Hawley, Ger-
"3»???
‘ OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Car: to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co. .
a . 1310 North Avenue
L‘f. ”seen 'Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
8”" Phone Barnum 5586-2
.i.'.|r.t.;—llZlnd parts and m u
1;: any make of car ..
h
w
THE WORK
tit-rt ls applied to every
. iglnsses. Best of mate-
' : elit'ndard of work ‘5 ROI
““liflal‘y shop. F810?!
0“,) , '0
87‘ “fish and Opilciano
“lam: f
‘c 5*" Stamford _
.0
_“~ ' W
:e mi moderate priest.
FOR SALE—A beautiful, 6 room home
' luEasE Norwalk. near water. every—
thing you could desire, only $10,000.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE-House. at 3 Laura Street,
six rooms, some improvements.
Room for driveway and garage, price
‘rensonable. “'rite ' Joseph Juliass,
Room 407, 277 Broadway, N. Y. C.
‘ ~ine
FOR SALE—Red and white oak w
kozs. 3 gal., $1.75: 5 331., $1.40, 10
gal. 2.00; 15 3:11., 2.35; 20 gal., $3.45,
25 'gar. $3.65; 30 gal, $3.80; 50 gal..
$3.90. M. P. Dunne, L1berty Squaraet,
East Norwalk.
~Avenue.
’ ' ' ' 'o 'wait.
killed andpdressed while 3. u .
' Mason Contractor
Are you planning to have walks,
drives or roads built Possibly it may
be grading work, a. chimney or a. fire.
place—if the job comes under the,
above suggestions, H. Fabrizio, mason,
contractor, can do it, do it correctly.
and at a conservative price. Some of
the finest 56128 in masonry work about.
this vicinty have been done by him ‘
and his capable organization. Ma-
sonry work in its every feature done
the better way. Chloe, 14 Snowden
Phone 2824. '
FOR SALE—House. 10 rooms, 2 fam-
ilv. modern improvements, 2 story
burn, large grounds, all kinds fruit,
lino garden. Ideally located on main
trolley line. Inquire 194 Main St., Nor-
walk. 3t.
FOR SALE—«Gentle family cow, fresh
and calf. Apply Rowayton Green-
house. Phone 589-3. ,
FOR SALE—1918 Buick six. J.
Kovacs, Bouton St, So. Norwalk. 3t
FOR SALE—41 modern, 7 room house.
with all modern improvements,”best
of location. Price $6,200. Inq. ' R.
Joselovsky or E. E. Gorham Co.
FOR SALE~Seven passenger Paige—
touring, in good running order.
Buick roadster body with top and
windshield. John Prcmru & Sons, 6
Seaview avenue; 6t
FOR SALE—43 cylinder Saxon tour-
ing car. just overhauled, 4 new tires.
Inq. 5 Fitch street, East Norwalk. 3t
FOR SALE—Four cylinder Buick
touring car, in good condition, four
good tiresond one spare, four extra
tubes, tools, vulcanizing outfit, etc.
Must be seen and driven to be appre-
ciatcd. Price reasonable. Address
Buick. Box 107, Rowayton, Conn. 3t
FOR S.I\LE~Iiig bargain in 2 family
house and 2 car garage, on trolley
line, shade and fruit trees, garden.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwnlk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh Well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at; sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Venn,
lcnl Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash.
ington St. Tel. 1662-3.
FOR SALE—eBraud New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china. low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, $5. Seidenberg Co., 545
3rd Ave. between 36111 and 37th Sts.
N. Y.
INSURANCE
~— and —
REAL ESTATE
For the Best—Ask
. JOHN '12. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE
A four family house. five minutes
from center of South Norwalk, payinrz
15 per cent. on investment, $9,000.
TWo family house. near West Ave-
nue. nil improvements, with two car
garage, $6,500.
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
4 South Main Street Tel. 971
LOST
LOSTmTire, 30x35é. going South
Main, through Chestnut, \V’ater
Woodward Ave. Kcyser Island. He-
ward. 35 South Main St.
On City National Bank. S. N. Sav-
ings Bank Book No. 19843. Return to
either bank. 3t
LOST——Set of keys with tag. Reward
for return to Sentinel Office. 3t
LOST-r—Eyé glasses'at Calf Pasture,
between four thirty and nine p. In.
Tuesday. Finder please notify Louise
Kilday, 33 Washington Street. South
Norwalk. In
J. M. LAYTON 6’; 00., Inc...
’7 Real Estate andlnsurance ,
6 Railroad Avenue 80. Norwalk
POPULAR comm-T
memooozmrsns
~11?— i'
..PEKING, Aug, 47 (Associated
Press).—.-—The,attempt to revive popu»
Iar government inChina is on a verge
bf collapse. according to a surveyor
conditions brought. to the attention of
the foreign legations. Military lead-
cabinet ministers ‘aremefusing. to 3.5-.
n Lida—1L F005 Plant.
.. 331‘ L; ‘..v,i ii to be the
dill my.” for 100d. 01"
LOST—Savings Bank Book No. 1633‘
era are openly defying the government,
PROF. P. A. TUCCIARONI '
Violinist and Composer
Will Accept Limited. Number of Stu-
dents of Any Grade Monday
and Friday.
Studio—Central Trust Bank Building.
Norwalk, Conn.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
’ STATION. '
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators,
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
.prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
F. RUTA
Local and Long Distance Moving at
Reasonable Prices.
8 Lexington Ave. Tel. 1589
South Nor-walk, Conn.
--DON'T let your root loans. no you
know we put. on Asphalt rooting at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
look much better, wear better and
have a fireproof surface. We also do
slate. gravol and Asbestos roofing.
Three-ply rubber roofing, $2.75 per
roll.. Leadprs and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk I also pay 1c 3
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. 11. FELDMAN,
5 Bowen St. East Norwalk
' NAGY BROS. ’ ’ ‘
Local and long‘dimnce true?
D
all kinds. Piano moving. 'Speci
for moving purposes. Dally t
New York City" Building stone.
van
I to
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolster-a: and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan, Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.’
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECIIABTIC
Will ovcrhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cum
Starting. lighting and ignhion, a. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CA HRIGAN Sc FLYNN
(omce Leary & Co., B. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 388
._.4
CONNECT CUT CARPET
CLEANING 00.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 959 ‘
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
W’E LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST persons having
steady incomes. on'HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
gime you keep the money. Con-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society ’
434 Main St. seat-Mongolian.
' 80. NORWALK AGENCYéNOR-
WALK MERCHANTSVASSOq
s No. Main St. (3rd Floor) So. Nor-weft;
Write or Call to the above amino...”
PHONE NORWALK 14S-7.
4‘.—
o. G. PALMER -
Auctigneer, '
”mac A, V,’ ,
Hardwure Store-Imam ‘
n
extreme heat: today, the: sessions
Foundry? Company . here, ,_ emphying
loulmemwagggforeed “192er work.
Sand used in making ” aid
for many years for the late John Bel-
den Huributt. lawyer, or eunugndale
and Not-walk. died at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Healy,
Main street, last night.
was the widow of William A. Barnum,
and was 74 years old.
services will probably be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
funeral parlors of Director P- 1). Stan.
rnard, 79 Main street. ‘
Howell will officiate and bung] will
be in the Norwalk cemetery.
oran. died yesterday at the saute“.
Home in Noroton.
old and a Inember of Company
Sixth New York Heavy Artillery. Fu-
neral services will be
o‘clock tomorrow’moming from the
chapel at the home.
in Spring Grove cemetery.
the Soldiers‘ Home in Noroton
got:
Fgsnovlm. Also lend on GUARAN-'
sultatlo‘n and advice FREE. SERV- ‘
" 11:45: (8)-
. and excess reconneceosgug
BRISTOL, Aug. 'I‘iL—Beeanee, of; the . - “
ewes: no _
twenty years.- Shewas in the seventy. “5'3““ writenin Samson's.
fourth year of her ace. She is surviv- .
ed by three sons. Hurry Johnson obyears 'ago was approached'by one of
Bedding, William Johnson of Break the largest dealers 1” dill“; who “3“?"
lyn (N. Y.). and Arthur Johnson oi . him to undertake the manufactures of
Newtowu;
Robert Owlymstegg; Mrs. George Dudley
and Mrs. be! low 0! Reddi . Shel ’ ' ’
818° leavesone brother, Nils Tgan bf '. there was nothing in the business,
HalnsuuetN. J.). '
ices will be Ivald in Branchv'illc today
lat three o'clock. ,
and three daughters, Mrs;
The funeral serv-
Mary D..Barnunl. .1“
Mrs. Mary D. Barnum. liodsekeepcr-
9 9
The deceased
The funeral
2
Rev. Louis B.
‘4
Charles 11. Smith
Charles L. Smith. a. civil war vet-
ll-c was 70 years
6!
held at 1 1
Ilu'rinl will be
. Louis E. Dally
Louis E. Dolley died yesterday at
at
the age of S2. He was n. member of
Company M. 2801 Connecticut V01-
untecrs. 'It‘uneml will he announced
later.
Funeral of 1’. M. McClannhan.
The i‘uncralservices of Preston M.
McClannhnn were held at 11 o'clock
this morning at the grave in. River—
side cemetery. The commitment serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Louis B.
llowcll. pastor of St. Paul‘s church.
Doro ESTIC CHARGED WITH
_THI-‘.FI‘.
GREENW’ICH. Aug. 17.——I-Iortensc
Vcrhcre was held in $2,500 bail for
the. Superior Court today by Judge
Ferris on the charge pf stealing a.
diamond and platinum wrist watch
\‘udued at 3800. She was employed in
the home of Mrs. Lcslie Bruce, to
‘VhF’QT‘ the which belonged.
..._.__..
- “15“"
WANTED FOR THEFT.
BRISTOL. Aug. 17.——»-Frank E.
Shaughnessy. 36 years old. was are
rested here late last. night On a war-
rant issued by the authorities of
Springfield. Mass, Shaughnessy waiv-
ed (Ixtradition. He is charged with
stealing a stickpln and $300 in cash.
TIME TABLE
N. Y., N. H. 8: II. R. R. CO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE. 1111), 1922.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
SO. NOR‘YALK 'TO NEW YORK
' Daily
A. lit—41481:, 5:08. 5:56. 6:14,
6:55x, 7:16x, 7:19, 8:04, 8:88. 9:41x.'
P. M.—12:11x, 12:28. 1:221, 2:223.
3:46x, 4:44. 5:22. 5228:. 5:582. 5:211,
10:21x, 11:23. . ,
8:33x, 9:05x, 11:43:.
‘ Sunday
A. M.—-4:48x, 7:69.
11:01.
P. BIL—12:11:. 1:461, 2:141, az46x,
4:44. 6:551, 5:05: 6:12, 7202:, 7:08.
9:0st 9:40, 11:37:;
SO. KORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
Dan: _.
.—-5:02. 6:16. 8:02, (9:201. 9:52.
2:312, 8:21. 4:21,
11:18:, 11:26:.
8:213. 9:412.
A. M
11:08.
P. ISL—12:20.
5:23. 6:07. 8:13.
12:08:.
' Sunday.
A. EAL—6:43. 8:02,
1:08.
’P. M.——-1:07x. 2231:, max. 5.32:.
6:48,. 6:07x, 7:23x.~8:13; 9:101, 11:181.
11:26x, 12.08:.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBUBY
9:19. 10:10:,
A. M.——4:54, 8:08.
P. M.-—12:25, 12.55 (5)“, 1:45
3:30, 4:27 (EL 3). 5:23-
A. lie—8:25. 9229. 7
P. M.—1:15. 6:20.
NEW YORK” $80. NORHAIIK‘
’ .
[LIL—2:30, 3:15. 4:30. 8:43,.7:00!.
8415:, 3:241; 9:00, 10:00:. 11:08,
P. M.——12:08. 12:15 (8); 1235(8),
1:2ox.'1:5o, 2:30;. 2:64,}:13-{13‘ 5),
3:28; 4:10; 4:355:00; 5:08. 7:003,
10:10:. 10:16:. 11:00:.
(3).
, Sundox. ,
A. M.——5:00, 6:421, 8:00. 1:211,
9:03: 10:00:, 11:10. _ ,
P. M.r—12:03x’1:20x, 2:35;, 4:02;.
4:25;, 6:00;, 6:00; 7:00;, 8200:,
swox, 10:10:... 10:15:, 11:00:. ‘ '
SEW HAVEN TO so. HOBWALK
A. ILL—4:25, 4:47, 5:47, 1:03. 7:25,
rigs. 10:00, 11:19:91,154.
P; Mia—12:52:. 2:533. can, 42223.;
5:05;, sundown. ; ,
:54: 7:312. , 3:45;.
. 9.9a 111 at» .
75:05:... 67:07.31; 13:15:, 3:35:31“:
WY N 90m 50m
eyes.
turned down the proposition.
became appnreut. The. first'eyeo were
hopeless failures, and a great deal of. ‘ shrine called Roldan-in.
money was spent on experiments. The .
cleverest glass
kingdom were engaged, but all to' no
purpose.
given up.
manufacturer, by "a strange clutmce,i
met a man utterly impoverished by
drink and inthe last stages of con-
snmptlon, who held the secret of the
. process for making, dolls" eyes. 35 was
willing to,seli_this secret for £10..
price, butoo Incoherentrweré the dying»
man‘s directions. that, it was imposed:
ble to follow them. ‘
manufacturer went to the- Inventor's,
carrot and saw the process in actual
operation.
eyes had been made the secret was
grasped and the mnnufacturer of
dolls' eyes was firmly established.
’ lance around the tree Was broken up-
as if it had been plowed and pieces of '
the tree were hurled many yards and
‘ lng the, power of compelling the gods
A Birmingham toy ‘ manufacturer
i
I
The toy manufacturer... thinking
Butrthebuflnessgwoeu blooms. and.
when an orderto thewalue of £500}
was, mentioned the manufacturer uu-‘
dertook the work. ' ‘
The real dlmcultics otthoiask then
i
l
toy-workers in the
{Finally the? attempt was
About eighteen months later the toy .
Eagerly the mnouttcturerfl’d the.
In. . desperation the Blmlnzham»
Before half a dozen-of the
HER RAEA‘SONING WAS Goon
Why Colored Woman Wu Convinced
the Lord Was Not Aiming to
‘5 Destroy Her. ,
During a thunderstorm ln’the South
a. large oak tree within thirty feet of
o negro cabin on a plantation was
completely shattered. The crash was
terrifying, the ground for quite a dis-
. of the building and beautifying begun
classic centerfof Shinto worship. and.
was the first capital of Japan. lunch
in A. D.709; the. “Golden Age of
Japan.“ still is intact.
During the early days of Sam pm
perky. the deaiji,‘ one ot the seven
greatevtemples, was the head of- Bud- :
‘7‘
I: do;
you how may.
dhtsm in Japan, and the buildings cov—
eredsomeéwncm: ,
Oran itg glories-there- today no-
lng the Great South (lute. Nnndai
Lion; the group; .1134! got-Buddha. and
the ancient admit interesting oldv
. The Great-
Southunteannbufit In 752 A. D. and
remodeled In 1190.‘ On either side are:
two gigantic figures. of- N10, or the.
Deva kings. carved hymns! and bio
pupil Unkel. With the two stone
uonsflcloee by. excellent specimens of
Twelfth century Chinese sculpture.
they are listed and-protected a “Na...
tlonal Treasures."
Cut Flowers, Bouquets...
film . 3140
FLORISé
RowlandfM.’ V A
1‘
The Narmno-Daibutsu. the vast
bronze Buddha cost {n.74a A. 1).. is
‘tholnrgest of the kind in“ Japan, it
notaln the world. being 52% teeth:
height.
The Knidnnein-is remarkable for it!
unusugl construction and arrange
ment 1:13th series ‘of‘platforms ria-
ingone ‘above the other temper: the
images ofthe. Deva .klmVIndi‘a and
Brahma, whlch are said to be among
the best examples of the urt of Nora
era, also are counted among the “Na-
tional Treasuries”, ‘
mom's mom CASTE SYSTEM
Religious LawsfiiHanded Down for
Consul... Are .leen - Moot Im-
plicit Obedience.
The religious laws of. Brahmnnlsm
divide the Hindu people in India into
four principal hereditary classes or
(Mites—4119’ Brahman: (priests),
Kshatlyas (rulers and 'worrlors),
showered on the cabin root.
The next mornlfig, when the old
negro woman went to the house to
work. her mistress stud sympatheticah
ly: “You must have been very much
frightened when the tree was Struck
last night,»Jenule.” - , ’
“0h,;no'm," Jennie reassured her-.1,
“I (won't skeered. I never did see no
over. I Jus’ said flat, I kuowed it do
Lord had it been ulmin’ at us, he
wbuldn‘t a-mlssed us am: for, an' went
back to sleep." ,
Ancient Greeko' Prayer Charm.
Great value has always been at-
tached to rare and beautiful stones.
but with primitive people the intrinsic
value was less than the supernatural
virtue credited to them. Stones were
favored as charms. but among the
early Greeks none was rated as have
to answer prayer except rock. crystal.
This was used as a burning stone,
and the founder of perhaps the en:-
Iicst recorded temple
Onomncritus, gives exact directions
for producing sacred fire.’ A bright
transparenq piece of crystal was to
be laid on dry wood in brilliant sun-
shine. He says the god appears first
with smoke, then with a little smolder-
ing ill-c, then with a burst of. flame.
This was holy fire from the sun’s rays:
“Whose goes into the temple with
this in his hand may be mute sure
of having his prayer granted us the
gods cannot withstand its power," he
told his, followers.
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“The effect of the caste system is
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partake of food cooked by him, or
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There was in Wordsworth's own ;
character, as we have seen. a certain 3
natural contentment, a sort of inborn
religious placidlty. seldom found
united with a sensibility so mobile us
his, which was favorable to the, quiet,
habitual observation of inanimate or
,' huperfcctly animate existence. Ills
life at 80 years is divided by no very
'p’roloundiy felt incidents. its changes»
being almost wholly inward: it falls,~
like his work, into broad, untroubledfi
perhaps somewhat monotonous spaces.
What it resembles most. is the life of;
one of those early Flemish or Italian 3
painters who, Just because their minds‘
wont run of heavenly visions, passed.
some of them, the better part of 60
years in quietsysternatic industry. And i
this sort» of placid life matured in'
’t’t‘ordswurth a quiet unusual sensibllal
lfy, really Innate minim. to tusslghts'i
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