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i The "‘Quickmeal.” .
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' and flattered by his attention.
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3 {M "can it time. .
In: a! .Wunenhum'e Huerta-oi
Witt. finances.
Mr. Schumln. manager of lime.
Elonora Dune, tells the story or. how the
tctrese snubbed a King. Schnrmnn van
1116!: the manager of Sarah Bernhardt.
When Dino was playing in Stuttgart,
last winter. William IL. King of Wur-
touihnrg, was one of the enthusiastic
pectators in the audience. The play
was ”Magda," and after the third act
the King sent for Mule. Duse'e impro
sarzo. ‘
"You will tell'Mm. Dune," he said.
"that lain profoundly improésod with
[l’l‘it‘rl’lllitfl :e and that It shall give my-
sci! the pleasure ,ol visiting her in her
dressing room iinnicdiatolyJ’
\ When the King had finished the eunze
Scliiirtuaii, who has a French manner
and a Prussian bcard and hair cut. him .
ricd trout the royal box hack to Diise‘s.
dressing room. Ho nervously conveyed
through the lmyhole the King's compli
menta and the additional news that tho
King wan'going to visit the mind”. The
first part of the int-silage clioted no uni
auger trout the actress. But the second
di .
”You tellhis Majesty," she said to ill?!
manager, opening; the door of her dress—
ingrooin and appraring hilly dressed.
"that i am gratelul tor his compliment
But tell
him 1 tool just as much honored by
hearingit from you. Tell him I can-
not. see hint because I am dressing my '
self." . -
Then the King was heard approach.
lug. Before the manager had finished
whiqicring the fact to Dune the doo‘r of
her dressing room trim cltmzl. The im-
portant (2:41“!!!th King was trailing
was communicated through the key-
hole. The answer came back .from
Dime that she “ was dressing and could
see nobody. ‘
"Then I'll wait." attsu’ercd the Sn
biaii ruler. blandly.
"if . you do, yon'il’liavo to wait out-
jcsty." was Dino's ausivvr, as her unin-
.igvr report- it.
The Kin-4 waitml. but the aclros's did
not appear. lie wait-«l for half an hour
bitumen: was nosigu of Mine. Diisc. A
knock at thr- door brought only the au-
tthr that the nc!rc~~’ was still (insulin;
The andicnce began togrow inlpitill'lll
lor the curtain torts-r. Tm.- Kiiig lwtzau
to indie-re that alter all the actress was
1th coming out to set.- him.
have not" tended to iniltc the royalty
mnkhizhin the lands of the iwoplc.
Probably to lr‘psr'oDiiue llllilt? last actot
thepluy might haw added no new cs-
[tr-tit to the rank in which royalty is
held. So the King gave up the t-ll'oi't to
inako the act rn-ss's acqituititnncc, and
by the time he was in lll~‘ seat the cur
lain was up and the play continual.
WHAT COLLEGE LIFE DOES.
A College l’noldv-ut. Explain-i the IIL'IPI
“I I linker-ll) (aunt. -
Whatet‘cr may bc in store for the
Atricrican mitt-go.- as lit" pr"d“i’l',~_~hr
of tha Aim-ricnn linthT-ily. it can ucvr-i
some to ho an truancy {or the training
J! a until-”m the gl'vnl llllfilnt'a‘s of cool
and he says so in Forum.
It enriches lllrt lllt’; it deepens and
lJIOM-lt‘ln his View ot truth; it ciioblcs
his aims; it strongtliv u~ lll: choice of tin-
rizntutchiritim his \i~ioti of, and his
luv" (if, [lav ll.';llllillll, “it: Built-gu-
prom oil into tlic lump of clizimctcritiid
timitv- its light more radiant and more
lit-ting.
thn thwu- l:itic't.oti"ttrv lost. if tin-y
are r bu lost. tho-y mil-d ln- n~>llllltrtl by
"villi-t Mlllvl' IIIWt'r. Fur, M) lt'llfl its lllt'
rain t'utttintlv w ion: :m- tie tnctnlxrit
I» luv tritiiiml to think. to judgc. to it .t
“I“. to an". wzth lliilt'ltt‘lltlt‘ltt‘t‘ :tui juvt
tic-z to Work lilmtinudy. and to ba-
lore» and true and "old“ town. ’l'hcee
l|l|1llllltH l’vprl'V'lll tho host thing which
it coilv-gi- can do luriln students.
”endear-It's (“urinal-I lmrlty.
Tho lttllUWlllK n'nry of Sarah lla't'li
liar-It's kinvliivw is only "lli' of many
that could lt' told by tit-m- Writ know
«rtiwthin: of lit-r daily lilc
A poor old l-‘rcm-liwouutu. who lived
by ttwttllitiz la '0. roll-id on ”I" urcitt
nctmw on" lllltl’lilm.’ to return im cx~
rptiot-e lluiurm that had nun-Ind sonn- rt».
puiu. Thu poor u'onistn had a li‘ rt'oti-i.
vrorricvl l' Mk. at! l lt)‘ tlltit ul tlttt-slion
imr l'» rnhardt hurry-d that .-ho w." out
at work and that her rent Would lr- duo
In J low 41)”.
Without it tiioowtil‘u howitation Mine.
thumb [wilt tit" Ilvlicsttc htt't' and lot" it
in a nninbcr ot [via-cos. Mm tin-n handed
it t t the thtltblll.
"Thorn.” sh» mid. “is work ctiotiglito
pay not only this quarter} rcnt,
but tht- unit! it“ m-ll."
fly": I‘ntrurltt- Mary.
till Nye» pot story was "l" one :i- to
h m it» wa- charge-d 3t tor a sandwich
in a filing» in Now Jury-0y» llc told
the than who mid it that it scan a high
prim- to my lot a MflllWlt'h. and mid
that, he had {humanity taken it tam-
i-immnlmrtnr, with tour ltindu of wine
lorjzmt makina it rpwvh. and finally
.t-k «l the. man why he chem ed lit for a
ham sandwich.
“erl. l’ll tell you.“ said ”it“ sand
t it man. “the fact in. by trad. i lived
tho- invmcy.”v lit-trait Fm» l’rm.
W
(hon-to. to flu- time-tutu.
White the more" of digestion in go»
true on the mttwlm 0' lhl‘ stmnncll *0th
an n t mutant rhumimr motion. fort-int;
ihn low! back and forth. and allowing
the geriatric: juices to tmnetrate every
portion. Thu- ciinmlnir it continual
until ill the lmul iridiumtfll.
Ml”. Winston-«Jim. l with yon would
into-.1. up a scuttle of cord and mine
strolling.
Mr, lilo-«mt (mneintrly. at he trun-
lcri toward the trellnriw'l'ln fill one
tinny! tinder Welt [or idle hands to do.
when l‘ rent-two View.
audho was trained in in good whool.’
liltlt'iIJ-i longasl Stay insidc, your Ma 3
Some recent Kings of \Vnrtcmlx-ru;
living. thiuits l'tt:.~ltlt‘l|l. t‘. F. Thuriiig. .
.er , . ' , g
NANSIEN’S‘ . rm. ,
HE naturism—Row HE WOULD.
REACH THE NORTH PCLE.
Iln ltcllevm TIIQ‘H! In it (‘urrt-nt Which
in; in the Ice.
Dr. Nullflt‘ll, tho noted Nt‘irwegiitn cx
ploror, before starting loi' tho North
Pole explained in the Strand Magazine
how ho expected to reach that point,
which nocxplorcr had ever Hu-tztrcilr‘d
in doing. [in said. just lie-lore starting
south in the sprint of Wild:
The principal feature in that plan of
in? attempt to [)“ll’dil‘iltt’: iiitotlio' North
Polar rcgion.‘ or if possible to prom it.
is, in brief. to try to inttlto thin of tho
:trirro'ittsiol the sex, itmtoud ol‘ lighting
against the-iii. My opinion is that there
must smut-whore rnn currents iiitotht-
Polar rgiou. which carry tho lion ice
across the Polar Stet. first in rlhwtird
toward tlml’olc. and then southward
ligain into the Atlantic Occiii. That
ithmo currents milly exist all Arctic
{expeditions prove, us most of 't‘uotii
illin'C had to tight. twain-it the currents
‘ ind again-it tho ico drifting southward.
lh}‘illl~‘1t:llit!y have tried, tow-t north
and trout the wrong sidh. ‘
Tilltit‘lll'l'clltn' run across the North
Polar rcgiom is proved by many facts.
ltimy lil"lilllm the 21-0 it tiiiaiititics of
Silwn'an driftwood which aro annually
carried to the shores of Spitzborgcn :tntl
Greenland; it coums in such abiiiidancc
and with such i't-;rnl:trity that it. i.u
rpiilo impossible it should bi! carried to
thcsuslnrcs. so for lirmu tho original
home. by occasional winds or currents.
'l'hero must be a regular cmnmiinica-
lilm,,llct5\'i‘t'll the constant Siberia and
those of tipiizln-rt; in 41111 Greenland.
By this some i’illllmlll)ittflllfill' were sov-
ornl olijrct-i from this nuiorlutizito Jcati
,“ltc t'llfl'l'nl tothc (irm-nlnml Fulfil. The
ldi‘itll‘ll' sunk in Juno. 1“]. to the
north of ”it! New Silo-rum islands. :in l
”m?".Wztrsaitcrward. in June. th~ '
:rcitt many «mint-ls iiwloiigiiig to
'll' llt'l’ crow \'.'t'l‘i‘ {oi-ind on an icc ii to
in tho solitliwwtcoast ot’ tirccula d.
l'liiri llm- can only ltitw- lr-cti Dr
ill-:11: by the sum» cnrrcu ""
DR. NAS‘JZ X.
. rim the driftwood. lty this same cur
; rcnt an Ewpiimmi implement. a throw-
; int; stick or lizirpoon thrower. was also
carried the Ion}: way from Alaska to lht'
ivoit twist of (il’t‘t'lll‘diitl. Tilt'l‘t.‘ can. in
luiy opinion. bu no doubt of tlic i‘Xirlt‘llt'f'
’ of sii ‘ll z'. f'l‘llllllmiii‘fllinn or corn nt
inch)“ the North l'rdnr ri-g‘mi front thr-
i Siberian shit» to the Hi‘cnui'iu-l sidc.
i My iutciitioii is to in iku mo of this
-'coiutuutiicntiiIn. which nature llt'l‘r‘t'il
:lillfi cit:ilvli~lit-d. i shall try to litid thi-
;pl;ico whorcthc lll'fll’i of this ciiri'ciit
'hns its origin, :1tidslmil go north ”1"?“
Tuntil I am lit-w! in tho- l’olar icv. and
:lllctl simply lo: ll|t't‘lll’l't‘lll lmt‘c ii~ \m}
i and hi it curry u“ ucrmw the unknown
:ri-zion and out into ill - opcn sci again
ion llllhh‘illl' of NW l'ttic.
’ How long the mpwiiiiou will his! i~.
nl' mnr-w, wry dilliciil: to calculati- l»-
l'm'lniud. its “'I‘ do tt'ri know much u!
,tlii- SP't'Il of tbt- I'lll‘l‘l'lli with which M
or» going to ti'iVo-l. l l.i~iic\'c. liowvrcr,
lltcl’t‘ in not liltli'll prululiilii)’ lli.tl i'
will tailo- morn than llll‘t'l‘ yours till “--
t‘nllll' out into tho opoti met again. or to
sonwwlioro from \viwncc \vc can rotiit-ii
i homo: and :11 we him- taken pronoun.~
ilitt‘ lit’v lll‘ t'\'t'll ~i\ _\t-:tt*. l lltllik \\‘t
shall not run tlic ri:-lt of slIil‘t‘lltLt.
i it his lti‘l'll NitJl that this t'xlv‘tlllillll
fie wry risky . indcml. l lit-lict‘c llll‘i istliv
t!".'l"l’:tl opinion. l cdiiii d nun-w will;
it. lt'iliw-rc M nocurrr-nt i do not nor-
wliy it‘nh nild bu risky to go. w.» Sltdll
lt‘ lllldlllc- to illll‘dlli't'. and will lm Slltlt'
to rvtnrti win-n we w-c Wu .1!“ ltli‘ld‘n’t'll.
, lf tlp-rc .m- corn-n34. bow ‘Vt'l'. or it the
ic - is inoycd only by \Vlllll‘i \Vlllt'il llilV"
Illi‘!iltllt't'lll't'l. \w tit|l~l ccrtiimly, in
l'li“ than Iiw- or .«it ycari. b.» hroturlit
minowliwrc lli'ilt‘ tho count-i ol’ tho l'olnr
Sci. and wlwri-wr wt- comu wu Nllllll
l»: ublo lump-h human «lu‘cllittuu. if it
be on tln- .\lllt'l'll':lll or ilic Attiitllt' «trio.
Tllt‘ l‘olu'i' lmuitt i-i rmtlly :ut i-tuull that
in the more" of live your» wc mind. ho
driltml “crow it. what-wot tlu- 94pm!
may be. ii the Hill]! H dv‘ttroyml We
will make no- of nttt‘ truly, :H l have
nll‘t’.lll}‘ lllf‘ltlitlll"tl; and it our drill. io-
Mtnmwtl by land. We shall either haw- to
try and itt-t alto-at again or baw- lo travr
vl orcr lll" ice and make for tho nont-
ontlzitid known. Tito l’ohtr int-«in in not
mutant an to rcmlcr this itnpimiblo.
when yoithat'cnn equipment Npt‘i'litll)‘
:t'laplml for it, and who “if" to trawl
with tho currents. and nut ngnitiitt
tic-in.
ltr. Nanucn'n nhip. the From. mu
built to rumint crnxhimr. and of Illtth
wimp” auto ho ralml out of the ico by
pros-turn. The hull iuof Winch solid
oak. pitch pine and menu heart so
united its to bi,- » practically milid picm
nl V‘V'lfl‘l.
The From was hilly provisioned. Ilr.
Nttnmri' expecting his voyage to laid
three to stem-n yearn. and wary ponyihlo
pct-caution wm taken to undo: the t'xpth
ditton a rule one.
‘‘‘‘‘ t I;‘b:;;l~‘¢.i
BrnvrnuEver see such a qnarrelmmo
character us With?”
Jones—«Never. Ithink he'd provolu
a promotional millet into a light.»-
fltwflyh Ll“.
“"1 Curry u tithl rum sl‘herlu to the
Pole. lllu Slit Built to lied-t Cruelt-
1
Visit in r'Golf and Bicycle Clothing I'M-partinciit;
MEIGS & (o.
"shit” i scc the tailor, or risk a ready made suit this time?"
Some men luCC this query every season, Smile ll") i'lli'l" ‘0 the
tailorw-soiue risk a rcadymade suit-«if it’s curs they reverse
the quest ion next season. '
"Sin-ill I buy rcatly made ()rvl'lfi‘k the tailor -
So much for the tailor asking prices. Suits tlié same-nevery
way. Some are easy tp/l’iuy, good iiizitci‘inl, :S‘io, couldn't wear
better if you paid you tailor twenty-live dollars, ilicy mo in
li;iiitl,~.oitit- iliiillnniil \t‘triit'r: ( lict‘iols, llllll‘. oi' lilizck, longs, stools
and i'cguliirs. light, mixed Scotch wcuves and cussinicrcs, others,
iiciit i‘litil.’ lim- “inixiiiicr. ' ‘ "
Finer «piziliiic'n in PM liisirc Scott ll plaids and dirt ks, gray
\‘t'Ul':lt'fl, black clay \i'crstcds, $4350, $i5, RiS, $20.
We llllV ‘ its littlc lll‘lCt'S as $2
for :i good ‘ suit~—bc‘ttc1‘ at
$12.50, 3, 3.50 and as good as
you \ unit at iii, 5, ii, 7.50.
For larger boys, fourteen Lo
ninctccn,\\'c have all the iiobby
fabrics, $5, (3, 7.50, 10, 12,
l3.50.
Mother's friend shirt waists, laundered and unlaundei'cd, 48c,
—» Q.
73- . Qui-
llaiidsoinc blouse waists, 48c, 75c, 91hr. $.50.
'l'um O'Slihntci's, caps and hats, 25c, 43c, 75(: and 98C.
Your lure puid one way on 11$; purchase, both ways on it 35w"
[)ll-tclldtd . ~ ‘
1 - MElGS a. 00.,
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday cvcuiiigs,
liridgcpoit, Conn.
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taily Direct Freight Line
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LiAéi.
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New York,$bt.ith NOrwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PRDPELLERS,
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City, of Norwalk’,’Eag|e andvulcan,
Will leave 'l’icr 23, ii. R., Beekmzin street, New York, at
5 p. in. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Nurwalk 6 p. in.
Freight Received from 7 a. in., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli. ..
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
wdl he sent for spcciiil lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity. ' ,
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of tl-iclinc on (lCCUllHl of the owners thereof.
#7 A Dainty Gift.
Altcr all said and done, in line, Well-iitndc,
stylish, Well-lilting pair oi hll'tt'H is as accept-
able l’ it E S E N 1‘ you
_ ‘ can think of. I! there it! any question as
. to More the Very best of its l'tlllll can be pur-
" chased, it’s easily numeral-tit
'H.$.BROWN’$
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
tot anything
' ISouth Norwalk, Conn.
'Wifisiii-iAPs YOU DON’T,
llut it you should want any
Diamonds; Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware!
Ur your Waitilies, Clot‘ksnud jewelry chaiird and Clcuncd, «.tll oi
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Opera House Bloék. NORWALK, CT.
‘ one knew
the price hr»
, - hit-cityiiigit.lic‘d
in: Sill’pTlf-l'il to find it sogood. If
one li‘di’llCil the prim! hilt-r sziiioldtig
it, he’d be ardmiirdtcd tofittd it so i
w ch tap. lligVitltic:iiidldltlchlotp ‘
('3' UCVCI‘ gut t'lii:.i;r than "A S“
M this tobacco. ‘ ‘
one
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