The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-18
OLD SUPERSTITION.
WHAT THE CURFEW BELL MEANT
IN OLDEN TIME,


And What it should Mean To-day to Mil
lions of People--ro Persons OF sense
Ihis Has Great Weight
| The curfew bell was no myth. III was
q summons to the people to put out the
| fires, stop all labor and retire to sleep.
1t was 81 summons. also, which none
dare disobey, for heavy penalties fol-
lowed disobedience.
| O, for curfew bell at the present
| day /!
| A bell whose ringing tones should
summons us TO rest from work 10 rest
from the intense, mad rush which hur-
ries us on in the weakening, wearying,
nerve-te tearing, misunderstanding strug-
| gle of life.
| Do you know what this means
You professional and business men,
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You are often nervous, generally weak
and always tired,
Alas, no curfew bell can call a halt In
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