We. iac'a week. tom paid
W mun. m Wuhlnalmlm
' telephone cell, are. Branch
'rllstraet. Wt; um
ICAI'IOII should ill sum hr
to
fill mm!“ "with,
We Houseman".
erh Herald Weather tomcat.
, ' lethallshtly colder weather will toe.
!” trash westerly and northerly winds.
readily-nu or rain on the counts or title
"' wider. warmer. tair weather will
mm width 'lndtt. becoming
W17 and easterly. followed by
main this section in the night
., warmer, cloudy weather. preceded
“Morrain cnthecoaateitnd lol-
, ll! .
fiber-clutter 30mm.
We” point oi the thermometer ior the
them ending at noon tools: was
,. which“. 88° above zero.
Vim-turn Almanac [or ’ro-morrow.
' MIMDWOM’ Rich Title! Low rm
1 at this at this
. . Submit it to the People.
“breed what was culled n bill'-
in before the judiciary con-.mitree at
Mord, yesterday, on the bill estab-
We town court for Norwaik, has
”one and its warnings, and should,
., , '0 believe will, provoke iron the
, ”of this city and town a most vi;-
r ‘elcueprotestagaioet a measure that per-
hhuvary much of arroganm end pra'
DW-
' Fume meonmot at all apparent
’ - tothepcoplaof the towu,oroi the re-
motive citica in the town, a town court
la dulled hythe lewyera. The court
'Epuvidcamlsriee amounting to 08,000—
two judge's; two prosecuting attorneys
Indaclerk-places for live at the law-
. mbvodnxthebill. Whnt other ex-
posestheconrte. (we might as well use
thaplural turn, for the bill means two
court!) will entail on the town does not
appear, for the bill thus far has been err
amiudoaly by the lawyers. Betti-ere
. uses, lor'with the
‘* . ‘ ’“linrity” which tech to rush
court- will come the demand for more
, becoming court accommodations. and ii
, the people are not to be consulted about
the establishment of the court, which is
the view expressed by their spokesmen
at the hearing yesterday, they would be
' entitled to no consideration on matters
of court conveniences it they should
pliant! to be in opposition to the cul-
so . med and professional wethetidsm oi
the legal intercity.
The disposition shown at all the hear-
ing! hetero the judiciary committee yes-
lcrday was to ignore the people directly
lam. The assumption mode re-
"« platediy that those who psid the bills
7’ were not qualified to judge oi the m cea-
alty tor the expense, is so foreign to the
accrued principle oi our government
till it la really alarming, and naturally
' mun inquiry, wherefiare we drilling?
To “It yesterday to the argmnrnts be-
fore the judiciery committee - us would
m that ours was s government by
“Meet liter-asses; that our rep
fro-annive- were our rulers and not our
m and that, as was well said by Irv
, Donovan."thoesgootlenoogh tube pre-
‘yrstrdwith sterhillsrsnotgoodeooogh
relieve-say serohow theiruioneyshall
. new."
In?!" I the Norwalk hearing was
Vthun lane, and on the
- ; haunt showed that the committee
a W till one blow the formal.
,flfflthm The rflort to have
”Musliriogtheapprovsl oi the
”meshed to the bill was ignored.
fibrous-almanac aneceaelty
without-er madman-lot the people.
1“ yet having been able tosecurea
m at the hill, we are not disposed to
”it. but we do not approve oi
pH to (all it on the people with-
“ malt. audio the name at
so” sue-ed that or. no mu
Whirl-later! “tutti-approved by
Mm mm with our in.
“Whenle and a
Whithoeeeondltionedoootex
lrtuaw 'l'hcpeopla have retired thorn
justices. and the would them was not
alsytnen
ll
' k In Cold Weather. .
We observe that about this time at
year runny individuals innovolcntly dia-
poaed toward the itnmnu race are giving
{recedvico to their lollow men about
inking cure of themselvm in cold wood:-
or. Advice is perhaps tho only commod-
ity we really enjoy giving; away free.
Perhaps that is why tho Half appointed
doctors are so prelim and elaborate in
their directions.
Ono genius says you “rust novcr begin
3 Scoring until you hnvo onion your
breakfast. Thou a line or two below
this he says you must cover under nny
circumstances take warm drinks beforo
you go out in the cold. Shall wo than
drink ice water with our breakfast, or
shall we drink our colic-o stone cold?
Which will be host?
Don't loan your back up against any-
thing that is cold, says the adviser.
Keep your back well covered up; also
your chest—that is to any, you must
take c section of blunkoting and cut a
hole in the middle to put your hand
through. Let hall of the thing hung
down over your back, the other half
down over your chest, then put your
clothes on over all this. It is true, you
will look like Santa Claus or n stuflcd
paddy, but what’s the odds?
Again, you must never stand still in
cold weather. When the thermometer
registers freezing or that-cahoots, drink
tho ice water for breakfast, put on your
padded blanket {ore and aft cod no out.
Cover your nose with a silk handker-
chief. Then, with the pudding on you
and the ice water in you, keep skipping
about every second like a (risky young
lamb or u lieu. To be still n moment is
death.
After you have taken exercise of any
kind, don't. as you value your lite, ride
in an open carriage or hour the open
window oi it car. it you have a load of
hay to haul to market, put a box all
around it and then got into tho box, to
that you may not ride in on open cur-
ringo. Monutimo, ii in spite oi pudding
yourself liko n mummy and never going
phi nitor drinking anything worm and
nailing yourself up in n box every time
you go anywhere utter oxrrrcising, you
yetill get cold and sore throat, as you
will bo certain to do, then stop talking
at onco. If two talk whiluwo um honrso,
our kind fricnd informs us We run the
risk of pormnnonily listing the voice. So.
if you are hours-u nmlwish to tr -ll n mm
his house it on bro, go and learn the
den! and dumb nlphnbot
I‘i‘uu- m [tr-n2“.
. Tlu-ro is an um xpoctod gunmutoo of
internal prom in the present Cuililllluli
of adults in llrnzil. Outgoing Prmirlt-nt
Poixotn rrnlly did bohnvo himself um]
givn up hisplamr gmcoinlly to incoming
Prmidvnt Morons. Tlint ui' itsoli prom-
isml wr-ll for tho inturo. Prosidont Pm
douto Morons is doscrilml its n serious,
digniflod man, whose nature fits Woll his
first nnmo. nt'l‘lllll’H that, ho is nlso de—
scribed as n mun of liberal and taillight-
cnod viows.
The presidents of m thtin-Amorl-
can republics how an unpleasant wuy
of inking the bonds oi! those who intro
opposed them or rebelled ugninst thorn.
Hundreds of aspiring South crionn
politicians have thus been disposod oi
untimely. But Mornos, to his credit be
it said, has pardoned nearly all the
Brazilians lately in rebellion except
flollo and Do (inmn That was on or-
ceilont why to begin. If at the some
time Moreen can manage to court-y
through the thought “nowhere is met»
saga to all ooncermyd that he can take
heads oil and will do it quick on news-
eary provocation, then perhaps ho will
have peace.
The lmt gnnrnntee ior pcrmnnont
that tho Brazilian army and navy hate
such oihcr like cold poimn, and thorn is
no chance in gutting them together.
The curiosities oi tutti! regulations
were well illnetmtod in the case oi the
fishing ughmmor Alice (3. Jordan, that
lately brought her catch irmn News
Shelia to (ilcuccstor, Muse. Biro won a
United Btntcs schmnor with n Unliod
Stem crew. But the herring that con-
rtituted her cargo worecanght oil Nova
Bootia The captain wanted some salt
to pickle his herring in. Thurston: he
bought it in the prorinoeoi Novaiimtla
and sprinkled it over the fish, pecking
them in burole. Thou he turned homo
word to Gloucmtor, lie-u. with thsilnt
salt herringcargool tlwseason. But be-
causehehad made thatalipand bought
thesaltin Nmfieotiatbowboleoargo
oi so: which it pickled” W
foreign and imported and the ceptain
had to pay It a barrel thereon.
Compare calla mention to theisot
thatwhenGreat Britain hassdilm
with e weak nation the aluminum-
kardait. When the nuclei irwitha
. livuilrs.
peace in Brazil, howevur, is the fact.
nonwitha Tidy j
I. or strip. .
t on, which -
broke out all j .
om my lace, ,
’ cscy oi Ayer'a j
Momma in like cases. 1 concluded. .
to give this medicine a trial. end the "
result was a thorough euro. no sign oi j
the complaint making it! commute .
since. I have no hesitation in recon:- ‘
mending Ayer’a Sermpurlllc tor my I
kind oi skin discuss."-J. W. Dun, .
floss Point, Miss. '
inr’sl. “Saninrilla
Admitted at the World's Fair
The New lzcnmausliip.
'l‘ho slanting hand writing is going
out. Tho straight up and downkiud is
coming in. It you wont to see the ad-
vnntnges oi the v‘orticul ponmnnship,
write a sci-tonne tho. old fashioned way,
with the popular writing book slant to
the loit. Then sit square in from of a
dock nrtnblo; put- tho pnpor straight bo-
Iaro you exactly perpendicular to the
eduo oi the table. Sit erect and look at
tho pnpor just no you Would hi it print-
ed book you worn reading. Then put
both arms lightly upon tho inblo square
and straight. Tnko your pun and write
tho same sentence. Mnkotlio hitters this
time up and down, loaning not a huir’s
breadth to the right or left. Then notice
how much easier it is to road the straight
up and down rwntcnoo than the slanting
one written in the old fashioned way.
In the vertical sentence tho letters are
full, round and distinct. In the slant-
ing system they blur somewhat and
tire the eyes it little. It will occur to
you then porbnps to reflect that it the
Creator bud intendod us to do slanting
writing he would have set our eyes
slanting in our heads.
Vertical ponmnnship was evolved in
Germany. it won found there that 80
per cont oi the cases oi defective vision
and curvml spine cums on between the
ages of ii and H. A‘gntmpittoo of ex.
ports investigated tho Cillli-I and docided
it was the system oi wmnnnship in us"
in the schools. With the slanting systinn
oi writing one eye undone siiionrepoc-
essarily nearer to tho tublo than the
other. This causes in time one shoulder
to be lliglior than tho utiwr and arm eye
to ho further sighted than the other.
Sitting exactly in (mm of tho tnblo,
with both oyos tho snow distance) from
tho pupa, will at lcnxt hnlp in prevent
a hmnnn lit-inn from becoming lopsided.
Tho wriicnl system has boon ndnptod
in London. Specimens of tho cliildron‘s
writing irnm theschmls thorn nitrnctml
much nliontinn nt our World‘s inir.
Tho now stylu llllri ulsn boon nil-iptml ll)
this mnntry in such an oxiont thnt the
solimllxmk publishing housvs hmro is~
mod it sit oi vurticnl printmn-‘hip copy-
lt is in mm in (hit-ugh, nml the
anib’fllltt.‘lltli'llh oi iiuitruvtmn in Phila—
lin-lphin llllli ro-vrmmwmiwl it for the pub-
lic mrllnols lilt-l‘u.
Who .‘l‘i‘ ilio Jupauoso?
From tlwir own ancient books, writ-
ton in tho eighth contury, they ap-
pear to bu n inixturo of tlmm dillvrent
more. Two of the races are undoubted-
lyni Mrmgolinn origin. One is the Aino
typo, rnpmsontml by n qumr, hull hniry
triboui nimriglucs, living in nerthorn
Japan to thisdny. Tho other Mongolian
typo in ionnd still in armthwent Japan.
It is smaller and low powerful than the
strong Alone and originally come from
tho Malayan nroltipolngo. Those two
rncos uro much «lurker than tho third
typo, tho Ynmato moo, which trndltion
says otmquorixl tho otltor two rnoos nnd
then in course of tho osiiturios mingled
with thorn in blmd. ,
Tho Yumnto rnoo Worn tlio white cou-
quorurs of the Jupntwno islands. They
npponml among tho trihiis tnontionod
above. but whence thoy coma tho Jupo~
mm tho-involves do not know. Tho Yuv
mutm ruptuscnt tho typo iound among
smnu of tho Jumun-so nristtxarnoy nt pree-
ont. 'l'hoy urn ivory whito in coniplox-
ion, much fairer than tho Mongolian
nboriwnos, and have high iomhmuls,
lnmo «you and rcgulnr lectures. They
have t’umislwd apparently tho bruins
of the [mount .Tnpnnorm men, while tho
Mongolian» whom they coiiqnorml burn
furnished the liilillllfl, and the mix has
been one of the mud «necrosis! on record.
c..—
The fact that a New York police cnp
tnln will wear stripes in the peniten-
tiary tor thrceyears and nine months
will demure to purify the municipal at:
nowhere at America: cities than my
dreimnianotahnmhug.
Howahonttheiateolthetbillwhich
has been introduced into the United
mamatehylr. Willem:
”chug-immandpulor U
mint
filw‘ml ‘ l A
What’s the with Pittsbwnl
Winn it wet to liner its ub-
mm. “III-I'-
«hum-gm. Itahowrthattheera .
"stuck—w. few odds and ends.
just What you want.
some of the articles gone, as
PRICES LESS THAN ,H/lLF
MEAN QUICK SALES.
Gr rman Damask Table Lino, 39c quality, at 250 yard.
Extra heavy German Damask, 69c quality, at 390 yard
Yard wide brown Shooting, at this sale only 4110 yard.
Brown Sheeting, 72 inches wide, Worth 17c, at lilo yard.
All wool red Flannel, at this sale only 15c yard.
Lining Cambric, short lengths, nt 30 yard.
Silesia, all colors, 16c quality, at Rio yard.
50 inch Ladies’ Cloth in black, 69c quality, at 47c yard.
Lodios’ Cloth, 54 inch wide, 01.00 quality, at 75c yard.
Men’s gray winter Under-Wear, were 50c to 750, at 39c ouch.
Boys’ flannel Shirt Waists, oOc quality, at 360 each. _
Broken sizes in children’s Underwear, only 10c each.
Buttons-pearljet and metal,value Ric to 25¢: for card of 2 doz, choice at this sale for 10c
Clothes Brushes, worth 190. at 9c each.
b‘tockinet Dress Shields, were 150 and Me, at 10c pair.
Ladics’ Cardigan Jackets, 81.00 quality, at 590.
Ladies' Fascinutors, all colors, 75c quality, at 38¢ each.
Infants’ Cups, wool and silk, 600 quality, at 256 each.
Ledies’ Silk Waists, regular prices were 04, 84 50, 85 and $5. 98, choice at 82.69 each.
Ledios’ Flannelette Wrappers, 01. 49 quality, at 81.09.
White Fur Carriage Robes, regular price 02. 98, now $1.65.
10 more pieces all wool lngrnin Carpet, the best mode for 75c, during this sale, only 490 yard.
Luce Curtains. 81. 98 quality, with pole and trimmings complete, at 81. 39
J
Our very successful section has left us with but little win or
Perhaps you will find in the lin
If you come late don’t be surprised to flu
N
TELEPIIONE CALL, 57-4.
THE BOSTON STOREF
Corner Main and won Streets. Norwalk.
BHEESE.
BUTTER.
Crackers, 25c.
daily!
00er to be secured.
affords. and secure genuine bargains.
BHEESE.
BUTTER.
UllUR TEA.
We introduce fancy Cylon Tea, rioh‘m flavor 2 nd strength. We recommend them.
UIIARLES E. SEYMUUR
liillliii not i
, .
Ever Keep on the Way
Until you arrive at the Leading (irocer’s, where you can obtain the best goods the market
W e have built our business where it stands today, by giv-
ing the best goods at the lowest possible prices, and our patrons recognize the fact that they re-
ceivo the best quality, and all inducomcnts we offer are trade winners.
BREESE.
If you want'the richest white lull Cream Cheese we can supply you. First class old Eng-
lish Dairy, Club House, Philadelphia Cream, Neuichatel, Roqueiort, Pannesiun, etc.
BUTTER.
If you have not tried our iancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter which is made fresh each week,
do so, as we handle the finest grade upon the market, and it is great value at 3th lb, Fine Butter,
sweet and rosy, 280 1b., and 8 big drive' in good table Butter, at 25c 1b.; «ii lbs. for 01.00. These
goods will suit. Try them.
Evaporated Plume, 2 lbs. 25c; Evaporated Apples, 21hr. 25c; 2 lbs. Apricots, 26c; 3 lbs. extra
line Prunes, 25c; 4 lbs. extra large Raisins, 25c, 21hr. Prunells, 25c; 3 qte. Beans, 25c; 3 cans Sugar
Corn, 25c; albs. Luncheon Milk Crackers, 25c 1b.; Boss lunch Milk Crackers, 10c; 5 lbs. Soda
deities Wafers and the largest assortment of fancy Cakes, Crackers in this section arriving
Our Coffee is the par oi cxcellency and the quality is the best, and our trade is increasing
daily for these goods. Try them.
23 [88. STARUARU RRANULATEB EUR $1.
We carry a large and line selected esrortment of high grade Tutti, and our 50c grade is
sought for both for and near.
Our isncy Budded Tee's range from the, $1.00 and 91. 25 per lb. The richest and purest ,
Ullllll TEA
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