.4 ironi‘ East
tho action south of
trout to transfer to
Inigo up West
without
‘iir‘gton correspondent
B ooltlyn Eagle, who is
the-army that will be cre-
he, Senate bill will be till
4 men who are now in the
9' 401‘ who lizive'lield \Iolnn-
041111141139th8. The civilian
4 ‘ a military record will
little,,or no chance of secur-
1 army berth."
after~i.hrr~.tina~. bargain
at an attractive institution.
' rtheless. it s a sort of tan-
. or a fellow to discover
the present he bought last
lilo $4.41) is now displayed
.4 .y midtown of Danielson
1111 the fact that lie and hi:
Irave livod on 141:; cents a
la {01‘ the lai-rt year. [900. [boy
1. meat. potatoes, brown
(1 viiito bread. butter. vegeta-
of '111 linds. pastry. cake,
’ {'1‘91411411115011. a member of
11" Ma oriie "ludet. of l\.iLIirrL:
-‘ lecided' “before his sudden
In 1;. at or 1e old age. that he
‘ilrerev child he no sobbing
‘el; his Ieiiiti'inh. lILI LlirIeLtLId
bptorolie died. that ovary Mar
110 attended the funeral
shroke.;tl1e best cigar that
o“ (1 be obtained going to and
In the grave. and that every
present should be the recip~
4 i a box at ehoiec candy and
MI
hosle patient and trusting per-
(1711a tl'é'tried to "heat" the
slot. gambling ma-
t4 lie surprised to
4 4 , lit of these acne...
dip the oflice of the Pub»
” senator of Hudson county,
ersey, were found secret
in which were deposited
burlth hckel which came
e lies. thus cheating
41p nail in whose place the
1:45 Were placer] on commis—
the machines were
natives were sur»,
17113144 $3? in iiickels
1en
“ ii the money had
ed lirveiltigatioii re-
ecrnt pockets.
. «all
Sentinel.)
Mm theorem that
. horn.
L 35 in ickels in the
it was.»
4 cation received at the rumor of practi-
I~ cal utilities. and heebnd in the spirit;
9 . nor-elect George P. (11.1611?an
"heo Olsen 5
' To be closed out at nearlu nan2 P111013.
consisting of .1
scene when another new century ls'
We do not know about mm
it wouldn't be surprising it quite a‘
large number of people. alive now. and
who heard the bells ring. Monday
night. were to hear them ring again in
2001. The fuel is we are living long-4
or than our (others did Statistics
show thirt 11 generation is longer; that
the average life of man covers more
years. In spite of the utrorruousnoie;
of our lite. of the wearing atruiri of tho
hurry to gut iI.lLIli men and woman are
healthier and stronger and barring at I
leout are not to live longer.
For one thing a (loner attention i:.-.'
paid to sanitation now than fifty years.
ago. Physical training in more horn-
111011. The needs of the body are bot-'
lLIr understood. The propor foods toI
eat. the proper liquids lo drink andg
the purity of oauli are known hLIttor‘
and the rules are more generally l'ol~i
lowo‘d if we work harder. so do not
take more rest if Wo strive withl
more energy so do we indulge in relax—i
futon more rugula‘rly Wellro inure in}
tho open air We exerelse more and;
with more regularity and LIomruoni
sense. Bouillon all thin, tho nLlunLiI oil
nudiriue has made gl‘ii'li 1.111.le an ll
(“teases unknown or ohm-Into n «(In 5
tury ago. are dually LIonlmllod and,
rurod now,
All those things go to prove that:
with the. aid of common llli(’“ll;0[lti‘4 1
with the protection of “It‘lli(3111(‘,\‘v’1l'l
the better undorutturdlni: of our 1101 --d
and control of our desires. we do not;
wear out no first The machinery of,
our bodies. the separate parts undi
their functions, are better understood
and kept in better repair. and there is
no reason why a temperate munwtemw
poriito in indulgence of the appetiin,‘
iii-tho control of temper. In the govorzr
merit of Llezeiroa-«Inrny not live to a]
greater one. with fnoultloa woll pro-i
served and undimmed. than was tth1
“0‘13 :1 generation ago 4
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M’ LEAN AND ODELL.
(New Haven ltLIglstor‘J
One ronuon for stating that tho (Idoll
massage has onllvunod interest in tho
appronolrlng McLean, runssngo. nuldo
from the reasons already given of a
general character, iii that Mr. 01loll and
Mr. Melanin have both been trained iul
exactly the name school of prairtiral
politics; It has already been soon. in
the ease of one. that his elevation to
olfice. with its poraonal an well an om.
‘Lilltl responsibility. has insulted in his
apparent retirement from associations
which were justifiable so long as he
lion louder. Ari governor ho taken tho
only point of view a solf~roapootlnz
man can take, namely. that he and not
a ayndleato has been elected to the
office he holda.‘ and that tho welrare
of New York transcends tho welfare of
"the organization!
It in with no premature doubt in
mind of Mr. McLean's disposition to
adopt a similar course that we express
the profound hope that he will do so.
We are moved rather by an overwhelm-
ing ‘curlouaity to learn whether he. too.
has rlr‘ron to tho full stature of the ot-
lice to which he has boon elected. and
whether from him we are to receive in
executive recommendations the full
bia‘netlt‘ of the kuoWledpto he niinit have
aceumulatod. an 1111 organization man.
or what Connecticut an a state needs to
live an useful and unembarriuiaed life.
if it is 4191111 that Gov‘urnoriolout ML:-
mun magenta lie panorama of Gov-
Cl'llor 0 ell we shall be men an Im-
proaalve obiéct loosen. first in the edu-
anl power or 1111111111111 office to‘ call
to‘nrruie best tharo’tlii at their ii gran
unte.‘ There are reforms nhhdaii here
in, Connecticut. in In New York and
no one known them better than‘fiovon
ii op
portuhltydii 11
MW
WHAT OTlIillt Ibi‘l‘Ol’tb bAY. -
waa a private citizen and an organiza- ‘
LISECONDHAND
All Makes.
hoe Store
Men’ 3, Ladies’. Misses’ and Children’ 3 Shoes.‘
Overgaiters‘, Legglns and Slippers,
Trunks and Bags.
.44Ilu Biggest Slaughter In Pius Eur Known in lluwalk.
T. H. HOBBS,
81 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
$10. 00 to $75 00.
Mac’ll'le-S 30110711. Sold and Eidbhiiged‘.”“
THE MARSHALL TlPEWlllTER EXCHANGE,
61 CANNON STREET. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Agent for [he Underwood Typewriter.
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profits.
Central FoodCo.
Corner Railroad Place
and Washington Street
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You are alwaus safe in buu‘
lug uour Eatables of us.
We keep onlu the best and
are satisfied with moderate
o o o
n a o
.0 .0 .-
i
i
most women her 0.
brother in sports and athletics. but
that seems improbable. There Is no
end reason to alvu, but the fact ro-
ulna. In Atlanta them are possibly
not more than four or‘ live who play
tennis moderately wall—«and tortilla
promlaea to be the tail thla hummer:
there :are not more than halt a dozen
who play still. very few who whuol and
still fowor who join in other outdoor
amusements. 4 In Southern hummer re-
itnrtar those things are largely unborn-LI
or; in Eastern resorts. Newport. Sara-
toira. Narragansett. Louox and such
placer. the women apond rinarly all
their time outdoors. That seems, to ho
on‘e I the Inbred dlhbrbticnu between
the outhern and Eastern women.
Truffle at the ”Grand 0n
(Stamtiird timeout)
The pressure of incredulhg truffle at
the Grand Central Depot. Iran boon a
air: condition thaw 4701' today
‘i' 1.1.1.1111 efforts In accommodate that
raffle liavh brain as bunstant But an
, sooner won one schema or ml. at piano
111111101111 mounted. manure lnurona— i
‘ utilitarian I111 11.111 situation rhaiilrria 4 44
, 11 av iio'hitlon at the problem.
ADI
'l‘hlu la due to riwlmnrlng. tennis. golt,’4 subway.
lininehaoir riding and wind-ling. earrlLd 4111 nuelr a arlrouio would 'ho 11 t1 aLlrriwo
to that extant which would aurprliui connection with the now tunnel road
innate modesty of; and ultimately trains could
the Southern woman may have norm-1 iatraiglit through
thing to do with her persistent refusal lthaLIe through the propoaud East lllv- 4
to place hornet; on a footing with lriir' or tunnel to Brooklyn. .
l
l
i
and would other dell
It in, of ounrae, probable tin-t
he run
to City Hall. and
w“
Planned with Odell
(Now York Evening Post I
That the people of this atato‘ aro o‘tlo
lighted to find a man in the governor a
chair who considers hlmaoll‘ elected to
run the stain government. on an and
nominal and efficient blitlli'l. Ivan abun-
dantly proved within tweiitydour houra‘
utter yoatorday’ s mouaaso went to tho
lairliilatnro.
Lian hail uhown at the atart so llrnr a
pillar) of tho altiliitlon or no animal a.
purpose to two that the affairs of this
great state corporation shall he eou4
dilator! on a partitions-Ilka bugle,
My m»w«u4 4 4
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
'«'-4—--—.
'I‘lui bishop. 11011111111, leuéhl-nmtiou
. a.
taking the ultra oft
wliltih- lire print in rare nonunion
too common
duo who .11.: hilly 1111111111 the
.Illardaloy was morn of a aunpopoat man
No axeciitlvn aluuo Til-
giui olaieavaa are IN .MI . - 4 1264.
ilnzerlo oriental. .
.rlw 1104
high 111' the world in autumn. predicts;
that an the‘ India and 11011 1111111611 of
ll In attire dur.
I! I’M
adelphi 4 indium
tar an “11mm 4
Mr. Bardaley was born
In 18:16 He was city treasurer
when the Baring failure in Mutton
eaiiuml a run on tho it ‘ rhino atlouw “4 I
at bank hero. In widen", uni-anew hall
on deposit both tho funds of the city
and the state. The bank failed in 1891
The Spring Garden Bank. aautli
Barrister s depositorios. full .
utter. ’
Bardsiey was later urrehtod and
pleaded guilty to the charge of minim
proprlating the niacin of the city and
state. The amounts Involved were $39,-
000 of the city money and $300,000 or
the utate funds. In 1891. ho was son-
teneod to fifteen yuara' imprluoument
In tho Eastern ponitentlitryIand to pay
a fine of $231,530.
There had long been a fueling that
a deliberate onrbozzlor. and strong ul-
l’orts were made towards securing his
pardon. Those were lfllfflleilhl'ui in
1896
BOERS ALONG THE RAILWAY.
Have Appeared Near Rhenoater, but
DcWat In Not With Them.
LONDON. January 5—«l.ord Kitchen-
er reports to the. war oflleo. under dqu
of Pretoria. January 4. an followa:
"'l‘hLI. Boera4liavo reappeared along
the railway in the neighborhood of
Illu-nonlor but it is. doubtfrrl if DeWot
in ultli thorn.
“With regard to the situation in
(”one Colony, llicI wusturn commando
acorns to be making towards Calvin.
and HIP onutorn party aprnIurIn to have
broken up into small parties. Another
srr‘iall body crowned the Orange river
“IL-at of Aliwal North yesterday.
DEAD SOLDIERS FROM THE ORI
IENT.
SAN FRANCISCI‘I. January b—-()uiI
hundred and lilil‘U‘Il‘LVII of the 100 1nd
llrIr (loud liroutdrl from tho (lrlvnl on
the transport (lrnnl. haw lawn ti‘nn
formal to tho Proaidio mnrunu. 'l‘lrtI
.llllIlllL‘l‘ will ln-I rrrIIrLId as soon :15 pm:
lit-nblo
CONTROL OF THE. JERSEY .951“:
TRAL.
NE \\' 1011K, .lIzinnniy i'.~—.l. P. Mor-
mers’ Samples includiuu the bestcl Ill
and slules of the season’s production
The regular retail values of, the Sk it
are from $6.00 to $12.00: average
value $10. 00. You can chaose‘IhOur
the entire lol lodau at the ridiculouSlII
low price of
5.00.
Absolutelu the greatest skirt harming]
54
uel oflered. Guaranteed less than the
cost of cloth and linings.
All Winter Jackets and Coats
IarIIGreatlywfledaced Prices-sew;
turn 6;- (‘omnnhy are roportml by a
Wall street iii-“Ir. hurvau as arrnouncinu
that “101' have lrourzhl LILmIrol of lliiI
(‘orrtral llailrond of Now .ii'l'ril‘V and
have offered I‘nv tl‘iilll.‘ to the Houdini:
(‘onipanx \‘1‘1lii‘il lint. ili't'l’llll'rl the
proposition.
ARMING AGAINST WHITE CAPS
S'I‘. IAIIYIS. Mir. January F.-
lul dinnnlrlr to the iii‘llilillll‘ from P'III’
lur lllul‘l’x. i\lo,.
neurons in the aonthoautorn part of Ill-I4Itl1111.
rouuty who were sullivotoll to “into
and hiIi'IquriIil firearms to rrroliIi-I tlronlr
lrornr-s.
alone in the future
Al‘h‘} TOWN. lanuar} :,-...._ .11 drum) 1
ed at noon Iodiu after :1 Ion! «IonsulI
piLIrniLIr. Sir .I. (i orrion Simian/1n im
porlnnl nrououhiIiInicInt ii: LIxniIotIId,
1Ilntil
'IIIL .rl
'l‘lio Artiat—~-Diil I over share you be
fore. air?
The \Iicl.lnr~~Yos. onLIo.
face.
The Vietim~N0; I suppose not.
all healed up now.
lNSiSTEE ON A CHANGE.
spit it a:
I.\I.'ho calmly 1:11.
am: grown "
:ls Iirmrolimos ni
itlruiarly ll ii a.
'imiro l: unduly
(“In one urinal
\ .IzI-pui :lll \ailuirs Rout!
'on ll‘if‘ll and:
5111's: it in reported the in (lihiir
4 'l he
The lnrnLIrii-il I.
ran outrages last work. how organizvil 1 oil 11an (if the cor III and. had only 0an
i-liil‘t onion-4
it is boiler-oil they will llt‘. loft lInrlra.
ed to explain.
gallant oli'iLILIr.
URGENCY MEETING OF CABINET. llrnmv lriir lilruiuoaa
If the men of t.-
(Iv I'nIIL'ItiIlE ol‘ ihi. inbliwt nuI Lumen .1‘1‘1 W 118"" not. no :1 second shirt.”
said he. iiinily'
tatlou liolwoou lliLI llritislr hiulr corn "‘1'11491‘9414‘ 01h“-
nrlvulorier. Sir .I'tltrod Mllner. and tho "WNW“-
So a zuvua rim-Ir was dispatch
THF “IF" ”‘4
\rrnlx M115 11 game
I: two check or
.0111 as. tundra
lo the nriILinturs as
The Artist—«l don't. remember your'of the game.
watched 1: half dozen
It's worn illlS}
i‘lrnw“
spun youllI:
Lommnnd OVQI‘ \(ItLII-
urn
Irnuqing 11011011 11:11 4
III iIloped
".1 l1
.._v must char. .ze his ons.
Litton and said.
and I'lrut was on their
1 think
porno.‘
l'llul lill‘ tumor-able and
from from Sundlirrrst.
- Imperial Light.
181:
IN iom (Iliange shirtu
..\ order". are im
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‘.' HECKERS.
1st played at the
incris nor-ms to
in: a recreation
11' other branch
1 again hnvo we
heckeriuts who
Than a
pears: I will use only pure goods in 1901.
dead stock to begin the New Year With.
considering weight and quality
trap; 15 and 2°C lb., Evaporated Apricota.
Oranges, 25c 1102., and up.
Lettuce. Pursuing, Carrots, etc.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Amer on.» Mixed Candy. 9c; 3 for 250.
French'- Mixed candy, 4 "7°.
Ribbon 6113411111 (In lb... 101:.
n'd4y.'
Lbiy 10°.
4 Lb» 70'-
dox..4 also. 3
.tlew Lay or Fl
‘N'GW Pfiflilhn a
Pluto Pudding. lb’. ban. 4 ‘ 4
En Ililt Plum Pudding, c n,
N 8 hMt I
TELEPHONE 58-2..
A t SE YM OUR’S S TO
Good Resulntions.
" In your book of good resolutions for the New Year’sturnu Nl'i the corner of the page on which this line at).
You know the rcas 1 why it i? beat to use pure goods.
No mark down sales .4 clean out shop-worn goods.
watchword. standard goods are the best to use.
Item. and call at our store for goods adapted to your best we ’are.
Large Assortment
Of everything to be found in the grocery line whose quality is. rbove reproach. You cannot beat ‘usI in price,
Evaporated Bartlett Pears. Evaporated Plums, Fine Caliform. Prunes. 5 lbs. 25c. 3 013., 25c, 2 lbs..4 25c. Ex.‘
Get your fancy White (.rlsp Celdry here, 121/20 bunch, await. Florida;
Boss Milk Crackers, the fluent made, lie "1., 3 lbs. for 25¢.
tlful sweet Rosy Butter. from 28c lb up? Fineat gradc of Coffee, Item 25 to 381: ll).
Include in your next order a Form. Ham, or Bacon.
To]. Call, 1311-6 South Norwalk. '14 I ‘ To 1“,
Your Christmaa Dollars
Will secure fuller value and more lasting satisfaction in our slbres than any other groc ‘6‘
The Nomalks. That: seems a strong assertion to make, but lei (1 your order here, and let us provei
to you. Following our usual eastern of giving " rivay Piqtulje 336114141 to the chilflhéh violel‘I ' ‘
distribution on Friday. Every customér will 1111 presented with Child’s Toy Pieture
4 Every article quoted hero iii a bargain. ‘4 ‘
Bonded minim,
[an equal number would he just
0mm“ i-Iaeer to prove the unsoundnesnof the
lines in question
ll brittle and victory ' ““9“ “"9 through the
been thoroughly allied and its intrica-
.. of tile. own trump. .0193 are apparent to all
are. however, are not very anxious to
mm] M“ “.44 m4... have their “good things" displayed and
”m an 4 amps m... advertised in this manner and gonerab
,440r,m.,4_\.4,n. mu'nllv decline to answer “leading" ques-
aslted hla‘ friend
Have you tried our beauI . 4
Cranberries, 48mm Potatoes, 4 :
They are dolloloui. ‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, LBadIng Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
By tho time both
bouillon has
Many play
When an amateur whom the late
4444 horw who i.04", ,.l:1n1LIu W; .IlliI’I had lust defeated in a
_,ame. reset tliLI nieces at a certain p0-
‘z‘lllr
played so instead of my original more.
I would have drawn, the
the “Herd
“They are all draws if you put them
back far enouglr"‘~—~Sl1uefer’s Checker-
Wyllie. if I had
Laddie" returtod.
Francis Parkman, the historian, had
a keen House of justice. A friend met
him walking one day along the street.
. leading two small boys He had a hint
1:in on their coat collars.
the world are you doing, Parkman?"
"I found that Johnny 4
here had eaten all the apple instead or. I
dividing with his little brother. I am
going to buy another for the younger
“What in
sugaratlii "this. ruoviI to boy and make Johnny watoh him while:
or. that wow 10 win," while he eats It.
We have no” '
Let quality be your 4
Don't forget a turn down a corner In your book of good F0340'Uw 4 f
lino
“ Pkg. on. Cape Cod Granborrlair
Chanda Currants, Pkg.‘. 4 2°. Fancy Sweet Potato“,
Orange or Lemon Peel, Lb 50. (ill
Farley Leghorn Citron. ‘ 2th ‘
£18..
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