if“
can ‘Comhfihflflmos
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. grogt pride middling ‘
'_ ‘ smooth: our minds for moo s; out. not:
that the gorwalk poo
; than. ..
Walllgliil‘
'TOYSQWW J ,
a" wound... and from every part of thawurld. Humour tho
,vancosgimagipahlc. mochanical and musical. including
ins‘ovor‘thought of by man.
, .. .DQLLS.
‘ ‘od'dllolis'our variety iu'prico oxtonds from 50. to $35; in va‘rmty
hthondnv‘i‘nr‘boyond anyono‘a imagination. Undressed Dolls in or
.v ill! r kind known to the manufacturer. Walking. talking. laugh-
‘ . mullwlth moving oyoai We're suro to suit your taste and
gbr bro. for tho prioouraugo from 1o to $5 cnch.
GAMES.
3 Picked out «i of the best manufacturcru in this country, can
i lootion from ouch line. no as to give you a grand choico. Fifty
0.160 styles at. lilo. and others as high as you please, but all in
Yawn!“ ilnd games have that. many dcalcrs never board of.
packs
Mk3 ’l‘n thin stock to select from. and none. ovor $1. Hundreds of
$2 Wound 26c‘klnd that’w‘ili make you wonder how they could be
, ii at; those“ flgurop. Many nound Books from the brightest authors
and all at fully one‘ half tho book store prices.
TREE FIXINGS.
ornaments in such hewndoriug variety that you will hardly know
latilrst. Bosidos the beautiful (Jinan and Celluloid articles we
. kinds of Fruit. Just as natural as the with Ships. Anchors, Au-
. . hundreds of novelties in every hue oi‘ tho rainbow. 'l‘rco Candles
Wino Holders.
. wnoous. '
‘ is department will also be round the. Sleds. Desks. Biackboards.
Williams. Go Garth. Hobby Horscs and lots of other wood and willow
_llloh delight the children. Sleds from 25c up. Desks and Black-
!rom 250 up. and so on all through the line at almost half the usual
l price.
SILVER.
~xurnntee (which in your money back) goes with cvcry pieces of Sn
sold over our counters. Rogers' Knlvcs and Forks. Spoons. Pie
.horryi‘Spoons, Sugar Shells. Choose Scoops. Butter Knives. oystor
Calm Baskets. Water Pitchers. Casters. Wino .lugs. Pudding Dishes.
darn, Fora Dishes. Bop Boas. Tea Sets. Nut Bowls. Soup Turcons.
Card Receivers-even Watches and Clocks. Remember our guarau
9t tho htamp on these goods. Marvel at the prices.
«outcome town affords.
9
mum on it. Ii» no. r.
my WE are some
till. Typowrlter .uud Automobile, and toys to rcproslmt
. 0.?!" evcry aligning. Goods stored and delivered when desired.
. S. STUR TEVAN
.u. .
a
it "
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a; .9,
. . . bl: found unden‘oue roofiinltv‘on till: largcst cities. It in tho: trying
coal to try to picture with pen all there is to tell about this great‘store just now. Nevcr'havc we made
_ . , 'oymcnt, convenience and advantagc. There’s not
a, very almost) croscclns to have themagnctiym oi the scason.
‘l‘ ‘. ll. l‘q....2. '15.
afoot of space that hasn't assumed a practical Holi-
. CUTLERY.
in ordmzfor you to havc Hillllti ctmcoptiou of what may he found horc re.-
mombcr we oli't'rr for ymlr noloctllm 150 styics of Pocket Kniycs,'4il stylus of
Razors; 25 styles of Scissors and Shows. all styles of Carving Sets, bouillon
a great assortment of other things which go to muko up tho only Cutlery
ilcpurtmlmt in the town. '
PLUSH AND CELLULOID.
Mauicuro Sctn, 'i‘ollct Cuscs, Work Boxes. .iowol Cuscu. li‘uu. Glove. and
Handkerchief Boxcs. Odor Cases and Albania, Collar and Cuff Boxcs. Shav-
iuu Sets. Smoking riots. Necktie Boxoa. Tobacco lloxcn and cvory novoily
made in plush. celluloid or leather. More in whom you can select a present
[or anyone. at any pricc.
CHINA AND LAMPS.
No paiuu or cxpcuse has boon spared to make this department iurgcr and
grander than cvcr. Ruro bits of China from every laud. bountiful lamp» for
cvcry purpose. l)luuer,'i‘ea and Toilet Sets in great number, and rich cut
glass for every purpose you dosirc. A glance at this lino will be a lasting
pleasure, a purchase here will Do an oudions satisfaction.
' MUSICAL.
Anything worth keeping. from a pouuy lows-harp to a grand Muthushok
Plano. which stands at the hood of all pianos madc ill this country today.
Wo have mallc arrangements with this company to give our patrons the most
liberal forms.
CONFECTIONERY.
Auothcr joy for the. old folks as wnll as tho childroh. Tour. of tho
choicest confections made, and phony prico you chooso. Our candies an-
all pure and wholesome. whether it be. tho 10c or doc kind. tlur spccialiy
bonus for Christmas will be 10c. 15c und 25c per ib.
made.
'i‘hc purest ice Cronin
FURNITURE.
Our largoei and strongest department. covering two floors Tfixli’ii (col.
Parlor salts, from $13 to $100. Fancy Chairs. from $1 to $50 each. Enamel-
Llcds. from $3 to :40. (lhnmbor Suits. from 81.2 to $135. Sidoboards. from $8
to $45. Ladle-er Desks and Book Carson, Toilet 'i‘ablcs. Slipper Cases. Fancy
'l‘ablos. Chiil‘oniorou. Extrusion Tables. Morris Chairs, with foot mats, in
Vclour. Silk or leather. ('iold Chairs. Divans. Cabinets, Tables. Pictures.
Curtains. Portieros, Draperies and lingo. for any room in the house.
\
Ten ordinary Norwalk stores under one roof, given up entirely to Christmas shoppers; who could not select a suitable gilt
To pass a Christmas with out bringing the children to see this'grand panorama is to deprive them of one of the greatest
South Norwalk.
Conn.
l}
Weigre showmg an attractive assortment oi Useful
W Fan‘oy Articles for Christmas Presents.
Plain Handkorohlofs.
Fancy Handkerchiefs.
Initial Handkerchiefs.
Kid Gloves.
Mocha Gloves.
Fabric Gloves.
Ari Squares.
h. Dicker-man 2) Son.
WaSbaIgton Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
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'1 , Would be to your advantage to buy your coal hero. for
thgpoming season. and if you do. you‘will become our
{mount curtomer We can rotor you to customers
who luvoboulht coal hare exclusively for more than a
. W of a century. as to the uniformly good quality
‘ottho coo mun. We have new. had a better stock
that mandate omitting ofow‘ubitity‘ro
’pfio‘o’o you. Leave us your order and you'll be sure
.2 m “in.“ "hr-r 99w ’
cm H.
it It":
FERRIS.
. gm" 'MWGTON arm.
7”.“ ’i
EH". mp‘ .V .. . - . l (y.
,. il‘lioitrilnl.
GREAT‘TVPHOON AT HONG KONG. TRANSPORT SERVICE SHAKE-UP.
Officials and Clerks at the Brooklyn
Government Pier Dismissed.
NldW YtlllK. ilm-olllllor iii-w'l'hl-rc
Heavy Loss of Life. and a British Gun-
boat Founders.
VICTORIA. ll. (7.. l)€t'0]lllit‘l‘ ill» 'l‘ilv ‘
“mm”. Ellllll'css of lullia. which My“, has hoeu u “slinkoillp‘ locally in llll'
rd l'l‘slt‘l‘lth arm. a utormy pm...” '. army transport scrvito. and night 04c-
brought hows of a great typhoon which _. lull“ and (“li'l'kfi iii ll!" no'wruInI-ui in”.
ravngcd Hung Kong on Newqm,” m .lirooiilyll. have becn tlltillllflis‘t‘tl by up
‘ 'l._.. ._.,.\.' ‘.
causing hotn‘y loss of llfc and shipping. (will float Qllultl must: i iielu-Ihl M.
The llrlilsll guubout Sundpilwr found» "' l““.'”‘g'"“‘ Th" "mm“ “55mm“ [UV
crud and «mo of ilcr Scamp" was lost the dismissals Iii that the vmrk on llll‘
'l‘hc Amcricau nlilp Benjamin 30“...“ transport Kllpatrlck hat-int: been com-
went “hm." and in u" M‘Vt’lllV-SI'W'U 'plvll’tl and flint \‘lifitii‘l. with the Buford,
)
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l
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The Making
a, Willing. 9r. harlnsl
amp». Of‘zin' ,
attached. ready for drapery
3
”this. 4nd cit: .56 and; to
ouch.
Japmese Ware.
$1.98 3"”
Mghf Shirts-
‘GOOd. sensible. warm
ones-"of a kind that will
ever. but
pretty near.
50 ea.
0
‘ I . Wlal Cusp ,
’ ‘- i Comics-With 'Orlentalrcanap . Flame of light metalworlc
bujigr. (if covered and drqpcd complete,
,sle‘r . portion. , :Tlellm ~ Simple;
Mattress and Canopy
Frame-2oitliouf drapeQr—eprz’ce
P012CELAIN~CHINA~~IAP WARE. "
These three names stand for a vast deal of beauty gatbered fo- 5 ”-
Aether from harlot” ports of the world into the Section devofnl to
law ask—beauty We cannot Show nor tell of in newspapér type. I
What there is to sue. howeber. the can tell you of; .
'Tea Sefs~Porcelain at $2.98. China $6.75 to $25.00. if“ ‘1?!“
Alable devoted exclusively to delightfully unique articles offing ,
other special table,
persons, $8.50. $10.00, $12.50. to $25.00. China
$500,319.08. $21.50. $25.00 and up to $75.00. Toilet
Sets at gloat variety ~
wear—well no. not for— .
3) (over:
On tal laid-lo;-
dscoration‘ are do
thud, rpm 5:.
WWW»?! if in. flu
complex “ problem
framtlpork or the
built tho
topiary
Comer. f ‘ '
according lo l individual tastes 21/ the
' are to be found in the phal—
aalust without bolts. screws or
produce a 'bariety of pleasing effects.
0 O
l 4 M". Li.- Lt..‘ril=~3{r.(‘i)l . .
v
Fancy pieces of Joint French Cln'na upon afg-
Full Porcelain inner Service Er finalize
'nner‘SefS‘ i
2.50 $3.50 to
5.75 . $4.50 $18.00.
WHERE THE MEN COME IN.
Cardigan jacket;—
. B0 5' Sweaters-—
For wear out of doors, 1 5'
very atlletic boy, e'b-
ery boy who skates of rides
l a wheel. should have one
for win- $12 up.
fer wear.
I are better than any amount
of me!l:ine--.‘akm after
catching $ 1. 50 up.
the cold.
HOLIDAYHOSIERY. ‘ When personal necessities are found to be desirable
as Qbfistmas Gifts—many pmfer to give presents of practical value—the Hosiery
Section can doubtless make a suggestion. If is a box of fancy Hosiery.
MEN'S HALF HOSE
25c 38c 50c pr.
'Women’s Black Silk Hose. plain or drop stitched, in ebery fine
qualities. areprlced at $1.00. $1.25, $12.50, $1.75, $2.00 and
WOMEN 'S HALF HOSE
25c 50c to $1.00 pr.
($2.50“
CALENDARS.
Habe you thought of them? We have and the result is very
character. Some
each page.
5...- -..
much out of the ordzharthalendars of unique. tasleful and strik-
lzave an Etching, handsome enough to frame. on
All prices.
The D. M. READ Co.
Established I857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
steam iauncbcu warn wreck: d. and on r
200 nutircs drowncd.
Al Kowloon and other points lhew
was \‘m‘y heavy ions.
The Elliprrss of lndiu. was at brr
shaken. 'l‘bo troops lurcd vcry badly.
in shell and temporary barracks t‘ill'
Ilnpsml cvmpiclcly and the ludlau and
European troops had to sock rcfugc
\vllarf at Kowloon uud >hc Wins badly"
haying boon trulisi‘rrrcll to tho Pacific
gilm-t. lborc is n l'ouscouout l'l'illll‘llilll ill
lhc business to he iruuamlcd in this
[port 'l‘hc men \\'l‘ll- tit‘ll‘t‘il‘il for um
Juissul. it is hf‘llltl. bccnuse lllt'y ‘dvcw
3 till-
1 lurgcst nulurics.
. Shipping lilt'll ill-am? the opinion that
illic dismissals indicate that lln- gov-
'(‘l'llllli‘lll coillmnpllttca a total or pur-
:llill suspcuslou of the transport arr
.vice boiwccn this purl and t‘ulul null
TWO WEEKS' NOTiCE CLAUSE. I THE CASUAL HAND.
A Decision of interest to Managers'An East London Type Described by
And Actors Handed Down. Sir Walter Bcsant.
NEW YORK. Dccmnber ill—The. .\p~i One of lhc "East London 'l‘ypI-s' do-
llt’llfllt' Division of the Suprcluc Court ; H‘ribcd ill The Century, in Sir Walter
has ju.~.l haudcd down an opinion til" ilesaut'a cast London papers. in the
imporlaurc and iulnrcst to llieutrivaif“casual hand. the man hanging
managers and actors. it deals with around waiting; for a job. ‘
the rev. d two \vccks' notice clan-so. and .
lto them. It is a comparatively safe
:aud certainly a pleasant way of earn-
lug a penny or two.
~.
BRYAN MAY BE SENATOR.
It is Understood That he Has Agreed
To Accept the Place.
wherever they could. in l\i)\\'l(il.lll map 1 l’nrio Rico
er ll numbrr nl llilllbil‘s \vr-rc llll.l\\ll
.riown. otllcrs lost liicir roofs and won"
othrru‘iw damaged. A stom- blur-Ll
near the torpedo was practically laid in i 5“,.“ Societies Called Upon to Drive
l‘lllllr. ’i‘iic‘wholv‘ upper purl was blown
F relzner t of China.
down. as was also the upper .slory of 'f’ , ‘5 Ou _ _ .
the telegraph exchangi- at l ”0M: l\(.thv. llcccmorl' luwlbe
Kowloon. _ . q . ‘ . ! . .- ‘ .'.,
lill ”w iirilish warships anchored 3, (ll\ was p lildl'llt d ltltll) “ill «.1 ..
INCITING TH? PEOPLE.
58”" Ribbons. Kowloon. llli‘ gulllmuls~ \Vivl-l'li. Fire» mcnls Inciting ”w ilt‘tli‘lf‘ “ml ”'0 lilt‘lll-
brand, 'l‘wced cud Snudpipcr \l'vri' tll‘tll‘s l ""3 ‘ol‘ ”“'.,"‘"""" societies "T min“?
Taffeta Ribbons. lliux ihrir anchors. Tlltlbf‘ on slime-3”” llsv‘dlumu ”w ”mm" M January
could do nothing but small by “'lllllup‘d Y‘m‘" "”l “I”. ‘1‘" infirm-hula.
Fanny Ribbons. buoys: and lines to render assistant-v .( “WM“ “mm”! around .“3': I' would,
. should the vessels drift ashore. 'rhn'lml no actual It’llllll‘l‘illl is lt‘j'liil‘tt’ill'
Rugs. l VDHN'lR iirod distrcxs signals and one m'l “milmm‘l ha)“ lam“, ,:"§."._‘“”| Km":
I éiwo 1ch their llrllnzlllls at half-hum. l!’3‘":‘1‘:0l"nlll‘l(‘,r:l‘ll‘l:rttaut: .thlxlilll‘zrtfillai:
'\ . .. ' . . . t .
"its. i lhp minimal Sandpiper “an ill tin torturud. Though M was “rm”: up by
worst fix. us she was rapidly tiliinu.
Then from “out: Kong way cam:x il. N.
S. tillcr. the crow of which at grout
risk rescued the wholc crow with the
exception of our man.
At daylight Saturday thc powerful
dradxcr Canton River. which rccontly
arrived born from Paisley. almost Willi-
out wurnlug. iiatcd to port and capsiz-
cli. All to tho prccisc number of thosc
ou hoard at the limo it is lmponsiblc to
giro any urcumto llgurco. Those. in
authority at the dock yard cxtcusicu
say that fifty would be about thc mun-l
hcr. it is known that (‘aptalu Scott.
who was in command of her. wnvz
aboard. also Clill'l Englnccr While. So-
oud idlmluccr 'l‘hompnon. Carpenter Mc-
lliroy and tho majority of [hp crcw.
"i'hc men clung to thc uplurpcll consul
whcro tlioy worn soon. and twclvc weru
warm-ll by tho boats from the alranu-r
'l‘ulunr and ii. M. S. Anlraca.
'l‘hc llchjumiu Bcwcli wcul unborr op-
poultc Arsenal Yard. but out off lull-r.
, thouuh hulking badly. Goren-l build-
Iusu colinpucd at Qumn'n Road. kllliuu
eight Chinese and injuring eight.
Wcutward at Kcncdylmvu grout dam»
age Whit aino council and at Kowloon
number-icon samphunn were worked.
' Hm P. C. Duncan. of tho navy yard
police. loot hill-life inn nilant M-
tempt to rescue two aainphan woman
whose boat was dltnhhli to pieces
against the ombnnkmont at the.I naval
depot. Duncan was an old Ntnty~nlnth
Argyle and Southerlnnd Highlander.
tho thumbs and tome. hc would copious
nothing.
CHICAGO. ih'mluiwr trim—Prod l..
Diudhnmmor. oi Northwestern Atfllll’
emy. ycaiorduy lll‘flkt' all tho u-vutern
collcge rccorda in a strength test luk-
ml at tho lavauutou Y. M. ti. A. uylunus-
ium underline supvrvlalou of lilrcctor
Doss. lliudlmlnmcr acorcd a total of
4.632 points. The lit-lat. prcvionu col-
lcxo record in the West was 4.338
mndc by Alfred w Place. of tho lini-
voroity of Chicago. on February Iii.
lam. This marks nrorl-d bv Dlnd-
ilumlucr worn on foilowa: Arm. 1.189;
lens. wot; trunk. 639: total. M32.
liludlmuunl-r in :33 your»: old. wclmm
only “7" pounds and la 5 foot. act-on
lnclu-u in lwinhi.
m-..” -.
BATTLESHIP To AWMT ORDERS.
’ Plill.dlll~3l.l‘lli.\ iicrumbcr 13...
Thu llnill-ll Stair-n lulttlcship Aillbumn
rallied today from the honour inland
Navy-yard for New York. whorl: Mllt‘
will await further orllcrn. Slur will
motto a trial trip on tho run. and her
guns and turn-ta will ciao be tested
and a roporl mado to tho Navy Domrtv
mom us soon as the veml roaches
New York. If this roport in satisfac-
tory. ii. is probable that the battleship
trill be onlored [in Hampton Roads in
join the North Minutic Squadron.
SMUMLSO DYN MITK EXPLODED.
“ VICTORIALB. . December Ian-Tho
Diuvownl 0' Transvaal Polloy. explosion at Canton. it seems. unmod-
Borlln. Mootnbor lit—um a result of in; to mom advices. WI caused or
a mass meeting at Hamburg. the ”mgr. .who smuggled dynamite
friends of this been at that. place from bloom and «prod inocu- them
how scat tho lmotn‘lah Uhuhoallnr" men of tho local magistrolo mitt or
Count vou Buclow’. I «unholy worded pioded it in the hope of doutmyins I
dloavuvml obthotlormangovernmom‘a quantity or ammunition stored in [no
Transvaal policy. .7 ~ . . yum, Tito re'mtfli-Wlfl) rentodtho
BROKE TEST STREUGTH RECORD. 1
holds in substance that if u colnpauyl
closcs Its scasou uncxprctcdly such a
notion is no: neecssary evt‘ll whrn Mll‘h
a notice is pmvided for by tho tcrma of
the contract.
The cnsc was that of Walter W. Now-
corucr against (‘hurlcs E. iiiaucy. Now-
comcr was mmicnl dirrctnr with "A
lloy Waulwi" (‘mupuuyx The coal-
pauy‘u season closed abruptly. and
NCltt'nlllt‘l' brought unit fol" two \vm-ki.‘
salary and hit) railroad fare to Now
.Yur'n. liu rccclvcd a judgment in his
favor in ihc lower court and tho mind-
not nppculrll. The question had not
lillhwlo bl'm “.I’lll‘ll up to Lie higher
SIDNEY SAMUEL'S DEATH.
NEW YORK. lh-rcmlwr lib—Tho
ltev. Isaac Samuel, first reader in thc
Bayswutor Synagoguc. is quoted in a
amnion llunpatch to the. .Iourncl and
Advertiser as saying of his sou.Sld<
ney Samuel's duath:
"My son, who was a business man
in Moxico, left inndon only it few
would: ago. ailm- mindiun‘nix works
at homo. fly the last mull i rocclvcd
a chaorful letter from hlnl. written
soon after landing. i cannot imagluo
why he committed suicido. for certain-
ly ho loft hero :1 undo. woll mun."
'l'ho fathor denied that his dosirc
that his son should not marry a worn.
an author and play-Wright caused him
to kill himself. ‘
TROOPS LOOKING FOR TREASURE.
l‘illt‘iN. lhlccmbrr lzwA low darn
ago illlnllritish tl'tmps worn notified ol
tho lihlalonco of u large amount of
trcasuro twou ' milra northth. Col-
‘l‘ullock and n mndrod nmu left today
in iuvoutlgato tho truth of tho mporl.
Col. ’l‘ulljock rcqaeutcd that fifty «extra
mcn bc icuilcd. It is; bollorcd that n
largo amount of gold and valuables
was: buried at that point by persons
concocted with the Chinese court liar»
lag tho recent flight. The information
{handing tho tronmlro war. rccclvod
mm a former court ofllcial. .
CATALOG”! on THE STARE.
' POUGHKEEPBIE. N. Y.. Docernber
law-The Vannir College observatory
lulu lull luuod its first publication. it
to entitled: "Gimme of the Stars
Within Ono bemoan! the North Pole
And 0,»qu Dictation of the liaising,
torn Acthhotomphic Toto-cow De»
Gaol-d from Photographic flea-um.”
Ll! hr Moms. Worm. mum
the amnion. The director of
mono #:me r
. _ " ' Tim writ» r ix‘i'IW roux, lloccmhcr 3—The
tailor; up the illiilllll as a boy. Journal and Advertiser prints tho lol-
iic known tin.- tides: ln- known the lUWillfl?
jctsam oi tln: thin as. it. runs out Ito
trudgos and nudes in the mud of tho
fort-shore to pick up what the l-bb tide
leaves. ill.» known all ihc ships. whoru "Bryon is to manic United States son-
lhey romv frmn. Whither [hl‘y are ulor. l). E. Thompson, of Lincoln, Ro-
bound. Thi- gicat lint-rs which put in lmblit'lm. has It'll votes to (10 With ill)-
at tbn- Wont invliu dock. tho Ililt'litl‘l. wink-1y as he. pleases. The Demo-
bcms. lhl- coasters. tbc t'tllllol‘ii, the oral: and l’olmliuts luck but. live votes.
Norucglau luuber shlpn» he knowsl 'l'be lusiouista can agree upon no'mun
thcm all. He knows ihcir riu; liclbut llryau. Bryan, it is undorsl‘tood.
knows the pay of the nation. anyijlicir l lliltl acrl-ed to acccpt the place. as tho
work; ll(‘~\\'0llltl likvthr former. if it only way of prevention: two Ropubil
\vcrc not for the laticr. which must cans Iwiut: vim-toll. Thompson and
nceds go bolorp. llc known it groat‘ llryuu will combine."
dcal more than any boy cducnlcd in a
public m-llool concerning the imports
and cxporta of London. Arc not his
fricndu engaged all day long m dis-
charging cargo and in taking it in? He
acquires as well a really wonderful
amount of knowledge conccrnlng
crafty ways and cunning tricks by
which a young follow can live without
working, And very early in lilo he no
quires a thirst for ntrong drink that
is destlnol to keep him down and drag
him lower and to cut the thread of
.\ iv-lvlzrum I‘I‘i'l.‘l\'(‘il late. last night
from an inside source in Nebraska,
says.
JU8T lN TIME.
A circus paying a flying visit. to a
small uorthcrn iovln not long am, and
tho price of admission was'fltpenc‘o.
children under ten years of ago-hillt-
pi‘il:d. It was Edith’fi tenth ‘hlflhdlv.
and her brother Tom. axed thirteen.
took her in the afternoon to too the
show. . 1
Arrived at thcdoor he put down
ninepcucc and naked tor two f
life when he ouuhi to in: in tho primo'sefls' , ' ‘ ' .. H
and full strength of manhood. h How old in "‘0‘ little “I"? “Roll
Some of these boys learn very oarly l’ o money-taller. doubtfully. ’1
“Well." rooilcd Inter Tom. “thin in
her tcnth birthday. but the wunot
born until rather late in the utter-
noon." .1“- .
um
the. way to pick up thinguunguardcd
and unwstchcd. You may recognize
one of these. lads by the way in which.
with silent and alouchy stop and won
furtive glance before. behind. to right
and loft. ho «bombing quickly pant a
shop or stall whore things are expon-
ed for sale. guarded perhaps only by n
The money-tailor accepted the
moat, and handod,hlmv the tickets.
but It was a cloud shaver—London
Spnrc Moments. -‘ ‘ l
dinnppt‘nru in a pockoi. Whitmoltliout
changing his atcuol hia lilouch. ‘the
boy lzocx on unauupocwrl. He Is road)
to pick up :ulytlling—wl'ilmf from tho
baker. nu onion from the. costermon-
ger. Nothing comm: amiss to him.
Then: are still lingering by tho riv-
or-slde survivala of the good old days
in her tiny Emmett: Enxchlo wan lilo
ll-ndr-r of fashion: “0* harm!"
for drcsu wa f hams. ‘lior f t.j“
bonds were 16"! ll tint. her no
who had her shoe: and oven. lint
qululton. could find no mar at for” '
so they were presented bi‘ lllflf "
every year to tho ornhmpf;
than: and while giovu which 1
girl: wore at their lint mum.
tvero those which lipid been tr 3”.
the 9mm». 4 ._ , .-."~'“’;‘*” 1
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The Only Wan-Mu. Di ‘
My door. it is bolus “9017M ,millld
that we owe ovorybody. , _
mailman-Angst: writ oi
to m . ,fiiu may
river. The bdrm go “find do“
with the tide. At ebb they lie in the
mud. Tho-mm in charge nowhere to
drink: tho born climb you board in
search at whotdvor they can get. if the
barn in laden with low. they cut.
holes in the and till thclr pocketn.
in; hathhtho r booufilthohhhanakor-
c an now. u c Jam,
uwmwii 'l'ihonrdnlta hm: my
aerpu on. _
is l ' ll cliff? , III
M ' _ 9P9, ., ' "
..
or: w.
. t. ‘Itl
. . . pom in which the «lynx-allow“ rm? "
it uncommon to town-um in. «I moral lithiumhlvo W I!!-
lltilo lzh-l. You may coo. if you lp'eteud . , .' ‘ H
to bc looklnc tho other way. the hand WHEN EUGEINIEVWLIDV 1'. E FA.”
dart out and match nomclhinu which tON;' ‘ ' ...'
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whoa tho wholl- people lived in luxury tenio ill-Dong“ lung. film _
on thc robberies. they committed from fathorlou and m limbfifi“ ,
the ship loading or unloading in the wanted at her cost. All 0 lib
‘l—wbn’fi‘d'fi, .. _
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