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tom 10 a. m. to 'l p. m. any day except Sunday.
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the assurance of receiving the most
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lEil ESTATE till) iiOlISE infill
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Youhave recclwd a little book of PERI-
ODIUAL Tir‘ KETH. To accomplish the pur-
gnaw for which this system of advertising is
.we invite your earnest. attention and
co operation.
but us enrleavor to expluinrhe plan so on
any have no limitation in regard to its at op-
i’iease hear in mind that there in no
expense to you whatewr. either for TICK-
Irs or nonunion. Whvn you make
purchases of the Ileolerir whose
names appear in the ticket book, you
PM! l-‘t)lt Till ooons AT 'I'IIIL TIMI or run-
(lllAiIll and leuvethese tickets at the rate of
euro Km for r- w- h run t I: srs srrmnrled.
As an ililltiiruiltill. suppose you buy at one
store. Irmnls In the amount of St (lo—you leave
ion lir- here; at another. your [)Ill't base amounts
to iifry t‘t‘iIlHWit‘flVt' tlve rir-kors: ut still anoth-
er store {our purchase amounts to film-you
leave 1h "3- live ilr lwis end so on in the same
proportion. “e r oils-cl thutlr here from each
store our oamslr urirl all the tickets of your
number together and «- redit the «ntirs amount
to your name on our books. When you have-
used iii-hots sruouutinu to any of
the numbers mentioned in- low. we-
will ru- you the corrnpondlmr
amount in premium. The promiums consist
of the subscription for om: YEAH of aquews-
paper or Mags“ no published at the ulvon
rate for Mr liars used; no) llook you may do-
site in the same Why, or, if you prefer. We w ll
senr you on order in trade on any one of our
Advertisiny Firms for the amount due you for
tickets new
Au Hummus wrr I. III. I-Irosrm'l. V VI unreli-
to "Alli All: ouuunrnn 'm In: AIIOIIHJT'I‘EIN
'Umllwiir‘keisi Thorn is no limit of time
and h)- usluu thorn motluununly you will re-
ceive many Vnirlnliiu premiums; the merchants
will eppr-rlato your c iforts and we shall be
really obilus-d Mary we llnrl litlllli‘ of your
fir-kn s in out not! roll-«lion? Keep some
tirkersiu yourpm lmlumir, than you will not
forget limo; the rmmiwror your ticket rinig-
new yo .rm-lloruu-rulwr- of your family to
us. enemy book has n Iiilforunt nurulurr so it
is not moutlnl that you should carr tlwlmoll.
lit-ml your h min cretuilerruin us he tickets
at 0mm and when you have used rill ti In No it-
elis. net arurthor book free. or our ofili 0. “mm:
1. Masonic Huildirm. Norwrtlh. or at. Francis 8‘:
i‘o‘ a, Ho. Nr'rvmlll. win-re all orders for premi-
urns should be Mt
Premium:- will be furnished as follows:
For rm Ilium-i .fripremlum
N I” H '76 I.
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The life of the ME
pudding is the flavor.
A trial will prove that
Guaranteed to be perfectly l
pure, and maelstrom the
. that mode Word McAllister a national
This Concerns Your Personal Interest
was A mm W rein! Iv
rusrresvimm new rooms 400,»
la Was a Lawyer and lead or tie-test
loeiety. He Tried to nstehlieh AI
American Aflsleeraey sad Succeeded.
Ilia Career.
It was his statement that New York so
ciety consisted of four hundred people
charaetc, whose fans soon spread to
Europe and made him a more unique
personality than civilisation in its slow
evolution had hitherto produced.
Ward McAlilster was the product of
New York conditions, and he was proud
of the factors that made and kept him
prominent. He fitted into the tastes and
peculiurities of no other community. He
was the offspring of the metropolis
in which he had lived for thirty-five
years.
He never made any mistake with re
gard to his own talents and functions.
To estimate him as a literary man, as a
thinker, a reformer, e doctrineire, is man-
ifestly unjust, for there is even in his
writings a continual protest against such
judgments.
He was it social, not on intellectual in-
fluence. He had a profound belief theta
really good society, in the social sense,
must. be founded, even in a republic, on
something better than more Wealth; that
it mustjiave character, illslinction,rcon
servatlve cohesion and must be in asense.
exclusive. lie has said over and over
again that whet is known to us as the
bent society does not get its warrant
from birth or from money, but from the
ability to separate itself from everything
that is vulgar and ignoble and to exer
else with absolute ludoperrrll‘uce the priv-
ilege of refusing to associate with any-
thing that did not come up to its own
standard—no matter how arbitrary that
standard might be.
He was the spokesman of this set. Self
elected, perhaps, but. tolerated, recog-
nized and looked up to by the set llr
self.
He rode into popular recognition on a
phrase. And his limitation of the good
his society of New York to “four hull
dred" was the first intimation of his set
views of the sxclnsivenoss of that society.
He was travestled and abused a great
deal for that phrase. but illllmlluii be de
fended it with modifications afterwards,
he never for a. moment gave up the con-
viction that it embodied.
WARD M'Ill.l.l.‘i’l‘i-ZR,
Ills authority for so nmuy years as a
master of ceremonies was the n-sult, first
of a somewhat vurinnt our! confused no-
tion of “proper form" in our mullet], and
second, cf the nirsulurc need in all full
louable functions of no o‘xpurt who had
made It study of details, who knew to
perfection just win-re the r'rnhs currents
of the different sets trillr'iit‘ll, and who
could with Inuslerfrll mil'uii urns bring
together the right pr-nplu null so maulprr
lute tlIefrIur-tion tlmt. r-wr-yl» )Ily would
feel at one and know i llili rho v‘usmlsund
the wines rind the servo-v were invislbly
selected and consumrunroly handler].
lie woe u member of the l'uluu club, It
connoisseur in w-ims II “out not and so
arbiter of elegance. lira IliIIlIP u as known
to everybody within the portuls of Hill
ety, and his good oillr m4 worr sought by
those who desired miruimrun to the
ohurrncrl cirr‘lc, but the multitude burl
lIt‘VfI' ilruril of him.
'l‘hronuh blur IIll news about tiwgrcut
subscription bulln bud ln-r'u flll't'li to the
public, nod to him In rvpurrr-r Wont one
day in this spring of lbw In ulrlrllll infur-
mltion about the number of pvrwor who
actually compound New Yuri. eoi'iv‘i . Mr.
McAliinlr-r sopurutml in IIH mind the
four iililiilf'i'il sin-op from tho million and
three quurlvrsof gums uml gave the fuels
to the world.
The [ililillt' was «muwl uml unprinted.
Nobody hurl lrnriuinrri timi. Now York's
society wus t‘nrrlpunwl of w lrmrrni Ir
number. The iorvrv'u-w was unpublished
throughout America, was rumba the sub
ject of comment and r'ritlr‘ium rill ovrr the
world. and Mr. .‘Ir-Allim-r mm famous.
“l'he l'pprr 'l‘err.” lire uppruvml uhbrevi
atlou of ”Upper 'l‘sn 'l'hnumirul," fell intr.
Inuocuous rlvnustndrl. and the "Four
iiuudrod“ became the conventional dew
iguation of Mr. Mr'Aliistrr‘n rim-k.
This limitntlou of noolnty took it firm
hold on the imagination of the people at
lemmenrl the sensation it created did
not die out his riav. The million Illscue'
rulers of Mr. hirnlllistcr srurnwi In please
him. A fluttering offer won mole to him
to write eimok, The ridicule timl. fol-
lowed the publication of "Hru-ivty As 1
lists Found it” did not (ii-murmurs him
In the least. Ilormntluurd in u use about
his set.anrl consequently tarnished his
prestige to some extent with those who
had formerly looked to him for their
social law. ,
Although recognised its the great
society irmlrr. Mr. McAiih-ter was not
particularly fastidious about his attire.
He usually wore sack contr- in the street,
and was not "daudliled." lie was stout,
weighing probebly um pounds, and about
five feet ten Inches tall. lie was quite
held; his heir was light brown and in-
clined to be curly, his heavy mustache
and imperial unruly and stmslred with
gray. Ills eyes were blue Isml shaded
by thick eyebrows.
He was born In Georgia more than
eixty years ago. ills urondtathrr was
chief justice of the stair, and his father
I judge of the United States circuit
court. Ward McAliistsr wu- admitted
to the bar in Calltornie in iliiil, end fore
tires rim-lined law with his brother,
flail MoAiilster, who subsequently be
sum the leading terms of the l'seils
Dims ..
Meade. totes;
'secesslou the people secured to be very
.‘fuy tenant’ssusessreewh
.... Wfl‘fi‘lh” “‘ W
, M
, ‘thnmflms
Pacific whari out til
slices in en lows rsginstst,
mate of the Soldier's Born at Santa
Ionics. “I recollect an incident of the
war. I was one of one prisoners sent from
Macon to Charleston, Is“. Not one of us
were injured during our stay.
"But all of them get hard up for mou-
ey. When they were in Richmond, in
Libby prison, communication with the
North was comparatively easy to those
who had friends willing and able to and
provisions and money. In Charleston it
was very different. The prison furs was
very poor, and the medical attendance
was as bad as could be. In the cradle of
an in-
poor. Before we had been there very long
the money even of the richest of the pris-
oners was gone. There were many among
us who were the lions, brothers, or near
relative» of those in the North who had
plenty of money. but they were cut oil
from communication with us. Murry pct»
pie in the North sent gold to friends in
prison, but it never reached us.
“There then appeared among us a new
prisoner. lie was, he sold, a Union ofii-
cer from II New York regiment, lie had
very little of the soldier about him. its
rather reminded you of u whiskey drunk
tour or e. Chuthum street. clothing denier.
But he had a charm. lie had money to
lend-«confederate money. The money
wriuld not buy much but It Would buy
something. A dollar In Izolrl could besold
for about $20 in this currency outside the
prison. We did not lmve my gold, but
he did not. demand gold. lie lent his
Confederate mom-y for Northern drafts at
double the rote of gold in the ('hnrlcston
morket. Timt is, he Would give you
$1,000 in Confedorute rnorIr-y for u draft of
8100 on a father, brother, Wlft.‘ or iron in
any of the grant Nort Imrn t'Itlt'ri. llo Mild
he would trike the risk of collvcting the
drnfts, oud plumed hirnm-lf on his go-nerv
oulty. He soon hurl customer» nurldid a
fine business. From oillccrs hr: took notes
endorsed by other oillrroru. For those he
churgcd ut the rutr- of 95m in Confederate
money for a note of MOO—four times
the rate for gold in the Charleston
market.
“’l‘heso operations oroupird nbont six
wet-ks. Altogrthi r the mun hurl secured
limits to the humour. of $5491”) in gold,
for story druft ntlpiIlrllr-rl tlmt it woe to
be [mid in gold. iiolrl was thou ill. it big
prr-Inlum in the North. in loot limits for
$1M) would be leI'HI r15“ or pv-rlmrm $130!)
in tho North, if It wrrr- priill in gold. Tilt!
spocnlutor lntunrlr-«l tn liliikr: morn-y both
ways. if in! could unlit-ct lili ho \Vulliil
have from $73,000 to tlvlulw in gran-ulrru'ks
for his drnils,
“(inc day two into” Iiilll'l'rsi wr-re 0x-
changed by tho flag of iriil'i' in tho lmr-
lmr. line of the int-Ly fo-llows woe the
money Ir‘ndr'r. ’f‘lu» urlwr Wits :I r‘fll’illi'y
lllll(.’i'l‘ who burl ln-vn u pti-o “VT for many
months. Tho inttvr liml Iona; erlr-hr-rl
tho porlnrrquu-c oi lin' room-y il'lllii'l' nml
hull rr-«isto-nl nll lilillll'r'lllr‘liii‘ to lmrrnw,
The two \L'ont will. ol tbr- llfil'llill' together
and wrro rr'r-clh-rl on Irourli tin: (forum)-
prllltrm by tin-n. 5““.er ll. \Vrmtlfurii,
tho l‘iijllio’illi-ltcllt'l‘ttl of the ill-purtmenl
of the South.
“Tho IIIoron lcilili‘l' and the cavalry
officer lrnri occupied the some utole‘i‘nrlm
on their “unborn voyuzo. During the
voguge, tho money lr-rulr-r lm-nnlo confl-
doutiul. urul tho mvulry nillurr iwr‘urne
('onvinr'ml that ho hurl never iwr-Ii on offl-
or-r in tho l‘niun Army. but that ho was
simply put. to thr- prison or i‘imrloston to
“work" tho prisouvrs for tin» Sbylor-ks of
that city,
“As the- Ammo hii'llllii‘il up tho buy to-
Wurd tho-«loci. at lv‘ur'rr'u-w .llnrrruu, rho
munvy lt'ltlii'l‘ [Hills-ti fr vrn qull-rthc nint—
tress II sutr'iwl. Thu won his only hug-
ungo. 'l'lu- outrsii’y villi: »r in lri only tho
clothe-r on his idol. oml ilu ll.“ be hurl
lrorruu'r-rl from In it \I n M .rol 'illr' two
We'rr‘ o' in k. 'l'lrv' Inunrv II'IHIIT Inuit-«l
iii-I v. 2 mmrly in tho f‘-i‘\\7ll'ri riwk lifiri
elm.» iry tlu- rhythm. NI .tl' him i-iiltitl
thornmiry utliwrnrlnwl tho r~rowrl of
[iiiS-lt'lllzr‘re \\ lrn “‘o-ro- “urchin-.1 rlw Mlilll't'i'l
ornl purrir-ipzlrru: Irr tln- murmur“: of 5
hurtling :ritr-r u llrrrr' ilziyn' was I'nyngu,
h‘orno lili'lill‘lli of HIV Hf'r‘lI~lIrll prorlIIr-ml u
Hillltit‘ll rush to tho I'm-«4'- solo in timt.
llrsllllll llir' Illiriir'y ir'lirlr-r ir‘i. g” hive grip
on tlw Nilf’lit'i. Quirk [is thought it was
millori by urlntlII-r bumi unrl rprrutiy rirrip‘
pod lllllrliir‘ warn» of rho ('iIrsILpr-okc
Buy.
“No unr- enw ll rl"rrr-, (or ii u u» rlroppvrl
(in the slrir' of tho ship “ h To III-no was
looking. 'l'hv- cavalry Villli"‘r '54-. mlrnly
luuniug rm-rtim niorlmonl mtl router".
plating ihr Iwuirl‘liul r\;' luv-0' nl Hump-
tou ”Hulls, uppuro-ully mum: ipwlblng for
tlw stir uml i lmrmr of tlw hurtling. 'l'lw
monoy lr-nrir'r r-xr'lrrirm-rl ut. in; lu«, moi
“(form is I'r'wurrl (or tlu- rvi Ill'il of tho
antohr-l Illili Iiut'nutrrrl‘ .‘Gu nm- ruulii
oil'r-rhiru troy rotuiurt. llv “‘r'lll down
to tho plcr it wry «ml irlii‘r, moi on ono
"9”,...1ronrympurinm-mum-p 5 “ill: ulm
M m» rgnmrrclo of llu- Sap-uni i‘uuiiry.
NO MORE BEAN GUESS? INC
It in ”old to Ila a Lottery if l'riru An
(liven in fleets Controls
Assistant AtlrrrIrI-y-flourml 'i‘lmums,of
the l'mtfiiilire lio-portrur‘nt. has ruled
that it in iruruutoriul whrtlwr iim n-sult
of It initvry drawing is published on now»
without poy or as an itiilil'i'tlm'lrrr'ili with
pay, uswqmpvrs containing thr roml: of
the nwurciiug of such prizos ore nou-
mailablv. The only exception» made are
in the chaos of uswspurmrs publishing
such matter in order to expom the cor»
cerns.
It is hell also thnt the uwnrrllng of a
prize to the prmm mic-elm: overeat the
number of seed! in II watermelon would
be a lottery, though the cries-slug oi the
weluht of n melon would not minutltote
a lottery If the urine Were mode after
the melon hurl been lifted. The award
of a prize to one guessing llrfl'i‘el. the
number»! beans in a clear gin-n bottle,
Mt in plain view, is also held to be u
lottery.
*oeld Not Mend It.
"liars,” timodsml tiw Moth A morioan
President. “is a letter from that Ynnhee
importer with the word 'rlirrtnrml‘ at the
initial" of it. "
"ch, sire." humbly paid the new
tary
”lisve him tired out of the» rorsnlry ms
theflrsi steamship. i am running all the
dictating hueinm in this country my-
self."~lmilmrapolis lourusi.
n. Wren “reels.
Itnrmt went to m the tent, steer.
y at the flat tannppishiylu-«Weihhe
ain’t lien; and what’s ems i don't ee-
hiss were I er I is Aha misp-
‘W .
e," acid a rm
Every Plug'
and package bf
B. L. Tobacco
is weighed
an’d guaranteed
to contain.
fulfiweiéht‘,
evéry‘time.
.\\l//,
v
t’
v
, 'J
win. urn.
I received abs ut seven thous-
and rolls of new goods last
week. Among them a fine line
PIESSEO PIPER, hand made
Also 8. large line of wmuous
Bonus, They are beautiful par-
lor papers. Cheaper goods in an
immense variety. Glad to show
you at any time.
Painters' Supplies. in-
ists’ Materials, Glass. etc.
Competent men for all work
in our line.
E. E. Gorham,
Odrnsr First In. and New 8t.
EAST NORWALKé
PEAT M088
The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundored horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quell-
ties of this bedding, there
is on stable odor.
RAYMONO 0008
lll’OOlllO i0ill8
FINE MOOOIIIO WORK"
A QPICIAUI'Y AT
Mrs. Holmes”
CITY lillliiEili STORE.
WHEN“!!! HT” SOUTH NORWALK.
@445
m
”0‘s”
mew mm
eepbysiealor financial risk,
Bee is sold by Eli.
guamtes to cure or m,
soothes. address,
09,,NisorhorChieeu.
Prompteessisa
Mushy we odsr you One.
CoughOIre.‘ ltis pvomptin rel-fl
promptincurlng. Thetiswhetit
for. G.A.Gregovy& Co. and.
Milton. '
In. Emily Thorpe, who raid.
Toledo, Washington, saysshe has ,
bemable to procure any medicine"
rheumatism that relieves the pain"
quichly and metrically as Chamber ‘~
Pain Balm, and that she has also used
for lame back with great accuse. Y
solo by G. C. fitillson, druggist.
liaNewYortmillionairepvesadrss .:
nor at 5th evenue aid ”throwaway
.700 00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
andthesepoople mambo indoea
ors’ bills and finally have to pay 06.00
each torCacsosBloodCure secure them
what would bathe saving per capita i!
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8'! person at the feast!
Inquire at W'- drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about (lacuna lllcoi Cure
A gentleman of this county who has
excellent judgemnt remarked to us the
other day that he knewof no pill, so
good for constipation. dyspepsia and
liver complaint as De Witt’s little Early
Risers. (i. A. Gregory d: Co. and (i. C.
Stilison.” WWWMWWM
Newspaper leportm Wound.
We are informed that the Modern Pre-
Associstion wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work i} light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex
periencc is not necessary, end some of
our young men and women and even old
men would d9 well to secure much a posiu
tion, as we understand it tuba only about
one fourth of your time. For further
penicpiars address Modern Press Asst-cl
etion, Chicano, Ill.
We wish to state to our petrol!
One Minute Cough Care is e safe a
liable remedy for children "0an
croup, colds, hosrsoess and Inn
bies. It is pleasant to take end
cures. G. A. Gregory & Co. emit
Stillson . ,.
that
re-
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Encouraged by our increasing trade
end hoping that we may increase our
sales for the next month, we will have
ANNUAL
.ianuary and February
SALE
to reduce our stock.
Here are a few of the good things:
it) prs. [Mies' Torn PM. leather Slip:
pen. worth." .00 at 1.89.
90 prs. Ledln Turn Kid Slippers
worth I 50, at ”0 ate '
20pm Ledirs’ f}. Welt Pat/Ti Shoes,
:2) and E width only. worth “0,
50
Mime. Ladies” Put. Tip Operaand
("me Sense'l'oe Shoes, worth 2“,
80 50
“0 vs. Ludles' Kid Common fleece
Welt noes, worth 800, at 2.00 a pair.
In our len's Department. we will
offer the balance of our well known 8.00
Cork Hole Shoe at 2 ill! a pair.
Mpre. lien'sitorlrllole, Luce, worth
2.00,»!eiiepeir.
$0 lion's Cori Bole, 1m and
autumnal?» ii ION ll), worth
2.50,»!
more pr». Men's (lulu Shoes. worth
amnesia).
diluent lieu's Arctic- us; ate. a
par
it; pro, Police Shore, worth 2 00.“
i all Is pair.
I m pre. new. new u of coats.
fll’pvs Boys Grain iihors, worth I 1‘,
IYouthioths some, worth 1.8" at
I. 4
“0pm. Youth's shoes et 70 min.
Copre. Boys’illrodatsoesess.
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W. McQuhae,
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