Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26

s%4SNS -AS'' taAN . '-~ Na% N-@+ N- the French i-aaself in youth became a FrcucL,..&u.
 Whcu. :ro:n the sixth to the ninth year of his age, the boy Bonaparte at tended school in his native town, three lines radiated before his feet. One of these was dim and clouded, but glorificd with patches of extreme light. It was tho way into the kingdom of that New Philosophy which was just then reveal ing itself with such brillianCy ill France \ second and well trOd way led straight ly to the Church. Rome was great and honorable Her rewards of diligent am- bition Were rich and certain. The young aspiraut who entered the colleges might well expect cmOlumcnt and reputation. Tho third path led dangerously to the military life. Nune might at that tino discern the coming uphcaval of society, with its Concomitant reign of the sword. But the aGit@tiuns of tho epoch were sufficient to encourage war, and tn offer mvu>urc Cf iuducymtnt to follow i'll the path of military glory.
 Tho taIitUT: %rhOolhoy of AjacCio had th"so throp opcu ways before him. From thu first, he WAS prrcludcd by tho dis HNSLNAN44S bl Ga4S AsA+4A4AN LLtt It~l4sNN4 III himself. II" never had the scholastic trait lis utilities as q pupil, and after wards "s :. military Ca.!,t, Sh"yv,l E.tE ing of the philuSoThc. Indeed ho con cciv,j-h"w ,arly in buyh, "d We know 1 not-a Vr"ju,lire against VhiloSuVhy and | the philosophers 3S well. As fur tho l Church. he h.d all inhr"d admiration 1 for Rumy; lut tke kind of life offered in | the priesthood was without attractions for him personally. He waS willing that | Joseph aIL other of his frirnGs should become pri >ts and bishops; but nut him. self. Ncith,r the S,holar' gown nor the priests sCrNl;co u:-, rcd thu slightest at traction to his inl:Sinatiyn.
 Tho condition fl the Eurr3partr fam fly about ti',. wears li76-1N was critical Carlo. th' father. had given au interest I cd adh,,i V to Ii!r Trench He had his hopes from thr annexation. He wnu!d keep his titles and '. cover the pr,D;r- tics formerly l~l.nEirE tn the faniiy Tn" BU,uapartr estates ill Corsica had been mostly l,>t. Srnr had been Con1.>- cat,d ly tll" (irMo,>c party and Couv, Tt ed il;o J,>lii ~rAo.lS. Thv T, cent r,.vo- luti Il had l,tlurvI Carlos means almost u Ihla---4t Ll'' N .l> ILAA>' I'll N.L L4NN Ell tation ..- .lu ,cuuomi>t. Hi> family had rapidly EIuijipiivl. Twu ,hildE,n d:vd ill int:.;.~E- ,>vr'u th. firth uf NaYu- lyuIi ;.;,J k. fl ,i I.uc!, =, ill Is1:I. In family ~.. hr, u-at nlniu-t 10 r. nury Carlo q. l.. uaI!r5r could n.t v ' back his IF, 3.,rtI.>, Tho V-ivil, -.' ut writiu,; ij> l.!...,' with a d. tlid liuC con- p,n>atrf,r hi~ lD:>, ~ F. struggled with adv, r>;ty. and sought the aid of intluvn- tial friyiuls AmuuI these tho nn t available V,.,S General Narbu'Uf. TEv latter i'll I1'6 appealed un behalf If hi> CurSiCan fri, ndS tn the authorities in Paris fvr tA> privilege If cducatiu; the BuouarArt" h,yS in France at the rX- puuSr vf tho royal tr,:I>urv This thing might hr hrd,'.sr-pruVi,:,d the applicants should lr uud, ,rt tvn wars If ;:-c, and r. able to show four strains of noble blood i'll tn, ir Y, iH~! IH the case If the b,yS Buonarar;, this could hot te proved; aII affairs iu tho hv!MvstvaI went from bal tn WrT~,',
 At this j;ucturv hist, ". rather thAH nan, ca!:." L. t!lr r,>,'Uv. France WAS uIl the v,r~., If lan,ruptcy. OHo tiuanc, miui>l,- after another waS appointed,
 and ul..' financial scheme after anoth, txYlrd,d iu t;.r kl!:,s If the inventors.
 It l,tame T.. c,~>..yy 10 call [, -;ythvr, al N,r-li'h ~.A ,uHril the Il, blcS. Carl, ,lr ElI I;ti,..yt.' NHS C!:,'>,u a I, prl>rutA
 tive from Corsica. In going to perform
 his duty at the French capital, ho took with him, to ho distributed cn route,
 his two sons. Joseph and Napoleon; also, the huys half uncle, .Iosrph Ft>rh; also, q cousin uf Lyiitia. the mother. As fol Fr>ch, hp Was to he lvft lS >tud,nt al
 AiX. The cousin had lr,n appointed tC
 an office i'll the church Tt AUtun; ana at that place the distracted father deter, 1 mined to dru? his two sons at school.
 This wa> in the year lis. The com. pauy set out ly WAY of Florence. Genoa, MarS,illlS, Lyons. The youngest of the
 company Was sad-faCvd. Nig-,Icd boy, ill such apparel as could It. furnished il the house Uf an inlVvcuniuua nublcmar, Tho buv's head w.S bent forward aS ht walked. His fuot HOW fer the first timt touched the continent. He was i'll hi: , tenth year. He mutt, rri h,ok, Il piacu
 lation, tn h.S companions. II Was Ma
 polvon E"napart" on EiS WAY to -AutuI f and tho wurld
 Jt.uN CLARK RUprATH.