passenger ' ’ ‘
. : 0111 Central
outribntgn the follow»
.9; titer things to a sym-
he Brooklyn Fagle:
pit: tin another force
g deli tried lb various
1: 91011th not wanting
121 1: min for it the
in of power with the min-
f . "st of production. 'lests
.new power in New York
proved that it is capable of
treet cars successfully,
Hanging the track or in
tiller 1 sturhing the street,
adoption' 111 many different
merits has proveu satisfac-
t is claimed that for short
,. 'likCl suburban trchi.
trains of cars may be tun
1111 new Down with perfect
and it is believed by many
will be an important factor
do” cloning" of transporta-
the tWelitiet
11 king of. lively cities the
. Haven Palladium says: The
ws figuratively Jumps
mditlm local “croaker”
all about decrying his town
whining that Danbuly is
di’ " c fews; unscits that
“’t 11. liveliest city in
'that there IS more life
, in proportion to the
inhabitants, than in
, other city in the state.‘ And
i s'tbe proper talk whether 01
The Norwalk papels have
my ditto. It is a pleasant priv -
e to dwell in a progressive
to wherein every little city is
her than every other little city.
1e. holds at lort Monroe and
11 many perplexing. questions.
he latest one of thc‘se ls whethci
tie their bans. [to hotels at
ort Monroc, altliou
igove’rmrront' reseiu
1‘ in the nature of club houses. 101
‘r llyafl‘oiiitl1cirpnpsperity.;
Army Bill has become a law.
“v.
Alfred Ham
hl'. London‘ ‘Dziils
"o The Associated Press. from St.
Augustine, I 10111111 as follows.
ecu."
_............
mouth :3.-
me—Q‘ ..
11g simply, agoulnon mo.“
THEJULKV.
built for one.
notion,ol1,nol Toke com or
"genuine. A 1111111 attention
and then 1111111111 them In 11
thy 11011111111111. Tho cont 111'
' Money thuu Invented 1.1
Notable Event: In the Country—Lint
the United States hits ever had worn
the one in Chicago In 1871. In which .
$190 000. 000 or property was destroy-
ed; the fire In Boston 111 11172 in which
troyed several little villages and
1: action of Congress in doing:
ith the .11 my. canteen is
up the “hit“ Department
est Point will have to discon-
.iloL ated on
union. ate rdrld. Mo on
by no means restricted to the ar—
1y for patronage. They are lath—
easidc visitors, and to do away
th the qutl'or provision will ma-
-W 31 -De]‘.ia neutfiofljeiais are
p ntponing action 01 discussion of
anteen matters until after the
Sworlh. editor of
y’llltiil.leleg1£1plis
; doubled In population 111- the ‘flftcen
,‘May I be allowed to conve1 111
to Americaumewspapers my fra-
congratulations on the
gliiticcnt enterprise and broad
, irit with which they have hau-
ed the passing of our lamented
(Oliunodore (1.11ch0 0.1118. up,
'Qf lhc Norwalk Yacht Llul) has
ntercsted himpelf 111 the proposed
iii" in Congress, p1ovi1ling that all
l‘lt‘tinehes tiiiiiil’have' a 'liceus'cd 111—
iii!“ 111111111: Yatht ( lub will us i’tll
influcucp fipspible to defeat the
Album How NOT TO sneeze.
ll‘ 1“. 11111111111111 Doyle. I11 11111 auto
v, ogrnphy 101110111 how during tho 'bU'n
1.11111 Halifax was walking with 1.01")
' . it'll“. when the latter suddenly he-
gun to make hidconu 11101111 to 11111 I1 11
puree that Lord llnllfax 111-1 1111111 nort-
1r alarmed and gasped out: ‘ Shall
. 'run 101 a doctor?" 1.11111 ”undue
vo a. pelomtory "N0" 1111 I111 1111 he.
no able. When he had recovered
{Thin hlu 11111011111 I111 cold: "I was
In the dies of 11 ylng not to
o. The awful court othuottc I11
1! to thin mutter him mndo n10
yt Ill many h' tlmc. Nowudnyn I
I:,from longvhnblt.1'cnlly undone
’ho sensation that 1111111111 about
. 1s sulhy trot 1111 name from the 1111-1
when It was first introduced ll
gill, In 11 oplrlt of fun that no one
entity man would ride In 11 v0
. ennvnn wallet or onvolopo In which
.5: cannonsmasr
oneArM oieAeriine.
Of- comma-3.,
The grcntcnt cobllngrntloua which
be con-
Johnstown. Penn, In 1889,1'ur-
nluhed the moat disastrous of floods
(Johnstown'n being from a bursting l
1'encrvoh) of the United States. until;
that at Gilli'eaton on September 9.‘
1900. The- property loss at Jobnstown .
was approximately 3I0. 000. 000 and thei
tons of life was 21150. The destruction
at Galveston was over 5. 000 In life.n11d
about 930300300 In ~pr0perty. Thciccnt years there has been a growlnu
bursting of n reservoir in Mill River
Valley'ln Mne’euchunetts In~'1874*'des-
drowned 150 persons. Floods on the
Mississippi 1111 116113 treqngntly destroyed
from $5, 000. 00 to 310 00 000 of prop.
orty at a time rind more than once
drowned from 1.000 to 1,500 people.
The most destructive tornado which
over hit. 11 large city In the United
States was that which destroyed 400
lives and 310.000.0110 in property In St.
Louis. in 1896. Louisville. the second
largeet'eIty ever utruck I11 the llnltcd
States by a tornado. loot l0!) lives and
$2. 500 .000 of ploperty In 1890. A t01
nado ravaged the count or Georgln and
South Carolina. In 1893 which destroy
ed 1 000 lives 111111 32. 000. 000 of proper-
ty. The moat remdrknblo- collection of
tornadoes which ever visited the Unit-
1111 States at one time was on February
0 I884. which ntllictcd VI1 glnln, N01 th
Carolina. Tennessee. Kentucky and II-
IInoIn. sixty diatlnct storms being true-
c‘d on that day In those states. In which
1000 persons were killed and 15 000
buildings destroyed
Charlestown. S C., In 1886 had the
severest earthquake ever experienced
'111 a city of the. Unltcd States I11 which
tho destruction We! life was fifty and
that of p1opo1'd7 .35, 00. 000. New Mud
1llie' lower Mississippi
Valley had :1 80111.11 0f omfliqunhe
shocks I11 1811. which destroyed many
villages but the aggregate losses were
not as great owlng to tho 10111011 111-.-
Iug sparsely peopled, and most of It
having no people at all. as In ChmlLa
0The count of hi; .Atlantic and of tho
(but of Mexico: had inuuy hulrl
canes and 11 low tidal waves. but 1101.:-
of them approached I11 destructiveucns
that which has just occurred I11 Gulvcs-
ton. With charitcterlstle American
10111'age elasticity and adaptability.
I11)\vcvei.tI11_~. n Icted communities
quickly reeove1é lroin the effects of
those dlsnsters. New York mow than
years immediately following its great
fire In I835. Chicago has live times
1111 many inhabitants now 11.3 It had at
the time of Its eonflnurutlon In 1871
Before the embers of Bot-lion's fire
of 11 year later were-put out: the prop
1rtv owners or the burned district
11 011- offered more for 1111- land which
u an covered than was naked 11 day
earlier for the bind and the dutlldluxn
which were upon it. Jt new and grout
or Galveston In nlrcadv rising on the
mine of the old. This In the American
way.
000. AND PUPPY CRATES. .
Made For the Convenient Tiampor
tatlon of Thcao Animal.
The dog that Is 511111111 11 by cxpreun
In likely to travel I11 these duyn not
only in safety. but 11an In comfort.
There are v‘urloun klnds of dog crates
mndo especially-for 11111111 11:11. come of
them flat topped and sumo of those of
Intnr design gnblc topped and some
oval topped, 110 that nothing can be
placed on top of them. Dog crutcn 1111:
made 111 vnrlouu 11111011 1111 chI an styles.
11011111 with open. 11111th silica and ends
111111111 cloned all around. except for the
open paces left for ventilation. Crates
for bulldogn and dogn that gnaw are
made with «late that, whether nephr-
ntod or not close together. arc Iron
bound, no that the dogs can't not their
teeth in tho edger.
The dog crate 111 provldod wlth 1111111)
for water, which I11 110 1201111tructcd that
the water cunt nplll out of It and thin
«11111 Is uncured In the crate under the
and of 11 pipe to which tli'ero 111 1111
opening in the top of the 111-1130
through which the dog 111m 111» kept
nmlpllcd without opening the crate at
all. Attached to the front of the
crate in the (logo buffet. like a lone,
the dogn food In carried. The dog
1min 111111 at the eudu handles by
which It can be picked up and carried
an 11 trunk would be.
Besides these vnrloun 11111011 and
nlylns of dog crotch there urn 1111111
made In varioun 111111111 smaller. Ilnhtor
rrnton for pimples. and amino of 01111
hurt and another of special also: are
made to ordnr
It'll-ct and lust there are. mld 11 good
many dog 11nd puppy crates. 111111 the;
are regular nrtlclon of 11ch when
dog supplier are solar-«Now York 111111.
ans-nud-
0N! ELECTION CUfllOil'l'Y.
Ronnbl
I"
2. more! townnhlp 111 that 11.11
J. no not 910101101111 ti
Agent 55. the Underwood Typuvrlfer.‘
First 15.... of the Commoner Made It.
11111 1 number at the Commoner. the
weekly paper nblluhed by William .1.
Bryan, was Is nod this afternoon. it
in n neat uppearlug about. typogruphly
the damage was 180.110.1100; and the oully. The foilowiuglntho natutatory.
blaze In New York In 1885 I11 which 1100
warehouses wetc destroyed and dial
11111111130 was 330, 000 000. As the popu-
lation of New York at that time wan
only about 250,000. 01:. about like that
of Newark N. J., now. the loss wan
severer proportlonately than one many
times larger would be In 1900. (Dillon-
go's fire though-nnd Chicago had a,
population of only a little over 300 .000
at the time—oven the most destructive
which cvm occurred anywhere I11 the
world with the possible exception of
that in Moncow In 1812. Chicago a cor-
talnly exceeded the damage at
ilngrutlou in London. which to culledx
the Great Fire, which occurred In 1606
11111111111:
name has been selected for this paper
because The Commoner will endeavor
to aid the common people In the pro-
tection of their rIglItu. the advance
mcnt of their Interests. and the renti-
zntlon of thelr aspirations. .
the use of 11 (Pl 111 which dlotlngulshou
the great body of the population tram
the compmutlvely few who. for one
one. item uymputhotlc connection
with their folloWn. Among the Greek;
"Hui Polloi' was used to doncrlbo the
camp purpose. The nppelntlons. like
inumed with pride by those to whom
they were applied. while they have
those who counted themnelves among
earn their living and give to moiety 0
It to 01111 of the 11111111111111“)! the A muslctenohor oflloo llIe, 001111..
nmlrlflntlul election that the tanner ginning the 1111111111 "P. G. 3.,”111111011-
tnx' tor I wife with means lie lends
ht: mphnwxrnph and 1111111111 descrip-
onn townahlp should be keen
ed in North 0111111111.. 111 the shalom
cameraman coon
M11. anvAN'a new PAPER.
W
. Appearance This Afternoon.
LINCOLN. Nah. January 23~The
“Wuhan-1 defines a commoner 1111
one or the common pcoplc.’ The
.“It is not necessary to apologise for
reason or another. withdraw them
many. while 11111111111 the Romans the
word 'Plcbo' wan employed for the
'thc cummon people. have been as
been used an tonne of reproach by
the aristocratic clause-11. Within re
tendency In some quarters to denounce
an dcmagoglc any reference to, 01'
praise of, the common people.
“The term. the common people. Is
properly used to describe the large
majority of the peoplomthow wh1
fair return for the bcncflta bestowed
by coclety-thonc who I11 their dull?
lives recognize the ties which bind to
gether the 111111111 of the people who
have a common lot and a common
liopc.Somctlme1-1 they are called ‘thr
middle classes.’ b'ccauac pnnpors and
c1l1ninnle the excluded on the one
hand. while on the other hand some
exclude themselves because of wealth
or position or pride of birth. 'l‘bL
common people form the ludustrlous
111tclllgont and patriotic element of 0111
population: they produce the. lltllioll't
wealth In time of pence and light the
nation's bottles In time of war. The)
are self relinnt and lu1lcpeudcnt:thct
11511 of government notblng but justice
and will not ho satisfied with less
They are not seeking to get their
hands into other people‘s pockets. but
are content. If they can keep other poo
plo‘n hands out of their pockets.
"The. common people do not consti-
tute an exclusive society—~tbey are 110'
01’ the four hundred; and 0110 can be
come a member If be. Is wllllug to con
tribute by brain or muscle to the na
tion'a strength and groutnceu. 0111)
those are barrcdwund they are burrcr
by their own choice-vwho hunglm
themselves made of a superior kind
of clay and who deny the equality 0'
1111 before the law.
“A rich man. who has honestly ac
quired his wealth, and who Is my
afraid to entrust Its care to lawn made
by his lolloworu, can count himsell
among the. common people. while a
uoor man Is not really one of them I
he. lawns before l’lutocrnt and has 111'
higher umbltlon than to be 11 courtlel
or n sycopliunt.
”Connnonor will be antlefled If. b1'
fidelity to II11I 1on1mou people II
Home its light to the name. which I'
has 01101-111113
WOOERB ANNOY HEIREBS.
Inherited 34.000000 from Uncle. New
Love Notes Flow In.
Since. It was announced that M11111
\Iny F. Love. of llrlrlgeport. had Inher-
ltcti 84.000000 by the. death of her up-
rl11.AnhbcI Clark. of Australia, 11I1o 0111'
been over-whnlmod with correspond-
encc Friday and Satmday Inat she
received no fcwcl than five huudmd
‘ettel‘e.
Moat of the writers are anxious to
'01‘111 I101' 1111111111111tnneo, mutrlmouy be
lug the object. Perhaps the bout 1111m-
nlc of tho Imprcsnlon of the horde of
nppllenutn made up Mlsn Love In tur-
111111100 by her doclnlon to maku the
contents of tho Icltcrn public.
“I nlmll rend them 1111." 1'1'111111'kod
Mlnn Love. last night. “for tho amuse.
‘111-ut they furnish mc. lloully I had no
him there worn so Ibnny nIIly 1111111."
Here In an extract from 11 letter
written by 11 portion who says I111 is 11
Boston morehnnt:
"I am 11 man of mounn and 1101111
your better umunlntaucc. I have not
vol reached forty and hnvo novur mur-
rlcd. Your noblo \vordn regarding your
Intoudcd dIIponItlou of your fortune
have bunk docp Into my heart. I have
dreamed of you nlmont conetnutlv
since healing of your noble 1111111111111.
11ml nomnthlnn tell» me. flint into In
dcntlnod to bring on toxctlterf'
Ooplun of tho Illoctrlc Light Commie
slonnrn' report can I111 uncured at tho
01111211 of City Clerk Joseph It. Taylor
The writer roqnoutcd M11111 Low to
name the day 1111 might c1111 In person.
Ono letter cannon from Chlcngo. the
writer aiming hlmrclf "Dr. (Ileltnmnu,
Natural floutin- with Illvlno Commu-
11011." After boncochlng M11111 Love to
vlvo generously of her atom to his
In his protcntntlon of affection for her
and concludes with the hope that 11111:
A New York Inventor wentn money
will startle the univeruu. llc ill wllllng
to give butt of the profile If billed. A
Newark N. J. ‘ymmg man wants 1111111-
1111 enough to 1 1111111111 a mortgage on
be 111111 11 nweethonrt Waiting for him t“
for the money by an 11an mull.
' ed on silk stoeklnnn.
*' cnovsnttjnmos or
FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces
GOARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
THIS ”OBS AWAY
WITH THE (ill OPPING
BOWL ALTOFETHER.
(SHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.
EVERYTHING. '
A machine you will use
everyday. Callcnd seelt.
For Sale by~
001111111111, Watkins
112 WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
Cheerful
Faces.
How delightful they are.
Your wall paper has a good
deal to do with‘this.
fleets its own beauty or the
lack of it on every occupant
of the room. We take pleas- km
or: in callingiyour attention
to our beautiful and extensive
stock of wall. coverings at a ‘
medium price.,
Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
plies. Artists' Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
Tclephone Call,'1i33-3.
Open evenings till 8230.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST»
South Norwalk.
Igo‘le! whirl?!
' miles 11 d orient iathtir boilers are
some at the newer designs embroider-
Tho oheereat of white handker-
chiefn with edge of real lace. . even
though It be very no.1 row, In really the
only kind permlnsnble with a gown of
' rtéh 11111011111111
*W ,. ‘ f 1! ,1
The 51115111115 bag has come to be
not. only an ornamental port. or 11 W11
1111111’ 11 outlit. but 11' very necessary pint
or it due largely. no doubt to the
‘ scarcity of pockets.
Ash-gray crepe dc chino and gut-
pure lace make 11 1191 y bcuutItul gown
for a woman who has 11 good deal or
color. particularly If she has pretty
gray nun-11 rare combination but 11
beautiful one.
Pannc velvet to freely used In mak-
Ing the large. flat. draped toqucn.
many of them have 11 large cluster 01‘
Ilowers on the edge. while others are
trimmed only with gold brnld or pus
scnmcntorlc.
'l‘ho Scotch plaid dress materials
make particularly pretty school
dresses during the cold coupon. 80
many of them here wmm colors. and
they are ununlly‘ becoming to youthful
faces and conceal more than plaln
goods do. the dlangunublo features of.
the girlish forms.
A good many women who meet tthI
sisters on the street and envy them
the excellent fit of‘tholr gowns do not
know that these pcrfect fits are due
quite as much to the corsets they
have on under them 1111 to the cut of
their dresses. The editor of a French
fashion journal says the secret of the
well-tlrcnned'lt‘rench woman tics in the
attention 11110 gives to the drone Itself.
8110 very often pays more forhcr pet-
tlcontthan she does for I101: gown.
Women who keep their faces thor-
oughly clean (and there are himdrcds
who do not) have no trouble wm.
blackheads. There 11111 11 great many
women whose faces are dirty but who
do not know It. A single steaming
would convince them of the truth of
thin and perhaps mortlfy them for the
moment. but It would he the. first etcp
towards a frcnl1.brlgl1t.cloar complex
The billowing web soul to me last
week by a blend and I can testify to
Wren-om
EYE AGHE and
HEADACH.
E e strains causes bot/1.;
175p" relie'lrc only tempo-
ran
JIM
remove the cause and effect .1 per-
manent am.
Sargacflon [guaranteed
nunfaf free.
H. B. HOYT. Optician.
80 Washington Sfreef.
Gla vcr’s
the Place.
_.. 1,
The people don 't want
' Shoes at any
price—but reliable foot-
wear at lolvflpriccs.
The former «delusion, 11
snow; tbe latter honest ‘
$3.00 SHOES
FOR WOMEN
Button or 1.155. Fully 9'
guaranteed to be unex-
failed by no other mice
In the twin cities.
Our wan! to our band;
the bare yourconfldmcc.
’3 we ("tend W (to
"Little Sanitarium.” he lllOWti vlolcnt
will bourbon to the mill of the Lord
and not 111- docclvod by idlck 111111111113”
to secure patents oh lnvontloun tnnt
Wur- Shun that I'll.
"the old bombs and In Maine. whore
return " lie when that he will loch ,
'. “Welt until 1 call. 1711111th
. Beware or 1101111 mien.
an 1111 their track and w I thwart
m.”
'reL. CALL 131-11. 30. honwrmt.
”1111b. Kit Mackerel.
humor
W
0111109391111 1:“, ‘wtp. 11111911711 ,
iIIIIl llalllll Sills.
A TREMENDOUS CUT IN
1111 deliciousucss
Peter's Pudding?
She calls it "Judge
One half box or
acid gelntlnc. one-half cup cold water.
one generous pint of boiling water, six
fills, twelve dates. eighteen English
walnuts” two bananas and two cups
sugar are the Ingredients.
gelatlno In cold water two mlnulo-x
add boiling water and sugar.
dates, walnuts and bananas in small
pieces and pour gelatlno over fruit.
Other fruits may be used In their sea-
son, such 111-1 berries or peaches. The
appearance of the pudding In much lm-
prowd by using coloring matter. and It
nhould be served with whipped cream.
“Deborah In Hartford Courant.
Soak the
Clli “so.
STARTLING exposune.
Sister Snowball——'De0d. Sistah Dalt-
leigh. did yo“ all notice how P11119011
l’lnt'oatheth's bal‘ head '
Honey. I tell yo‘ dat saint
nho'ly chino wlf Inwnbd grace.
Darklelgh-«lnwahd
l’ahson I’Infcatheh done been
bou'diug at mnh house. on man boy
.letl'son done see him
polish dnt bnl' hnld wa dlsh yer tan
uhon dressin—llnltlmorc American.
AtSEYMOUR’S Store.
‘ Foundation Principles.
The foundation prim iplcs 010111 business at e:
Quality, Cleanliness, Politeness and Honest Dealing. the Highest Stand-
ard Quality of Goods. Cleanliness 1n handling and distributing the same.
Politeness to Patrons. both young and old alike, and your money' 5 worth
to the fraction of a cent in every transaction.
THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAGE:
Fancy Snow Ball Cauliflower in 3 pound cans,
Cultivated Extra Fine Spinach in 3 lb. cans.
Fancy Lar e Whole Tomatoes, 111 Glass Jars.
. 3 pounds “ 0311" Famous Milk Crackers.
'I ~ Strawberry Sugar Beets.
Fancy Evaporated Plums, Apricots. Peaches
We excel 1n Fine Coffees. Epicurean tastes will I'md 511111-1101in of str1 uglh and aroma In the
genuine "Old Dutch Java,” and Arabian Mocha Coliees; '
Cranberries, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes Carrots
We call your attention to the 0111' client quality of our large line of Fanc Crackers, fresh from
the oven: daily. All the code we otter are. on the crest of the wave of popu .1rily.
Get the Bent—The erril Home and Boneless Bacon are superior to other goods.
er in price. We have a thousand articles you want; you don't know it till you see them.
First Class Roe Sweet Butter. 28c. lb. 'up.
Fancy Double ream Chem. You can 't get it elsewhere.
Oh... I. Seymour, Lending Grocer, as West Washington It;
grace.
3cm: Magnolia Milk. 25c. Uhoodn Biscuit. pig.
Cape Cod Cranbfirlel, 91..
Sugar Cured Hams. Ib.,
Bug-r Cured Shouldere. 1b..
to II). Rolled Oat:
solo lb. California Prunes,
CREAMERY'PMNT BUTTER, POUND,
18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR.
. 3111 New ork Broom}
A. F. BROKIMNN I009 summons.
5 lb. Pull Jelly, 11¢.
Lemon Cakes. 1b., .411.
Ginger Snaps, 1b.. 4c.
Tachometer! “melee-.9711.
Time for our clean-up before in-
ventory, and in going over our
stock of ready-to-wear garments,
we find more than we care to car-
ry. so have taken another slice oil'
the marked down prices.
half price. others lower. The best
kind of an investment for you. A
glance at the quoted prices will
give you an idea of what we are
Some ,
dis
They cannot fail to please you
’ltrsuips, etc
4c.
1011.
I it.
81:.
25c.
25c.
LADIES' BLACK BRILLIANTINE \VAlblb,.dc’_tacl1able
collar. llare or shirt cult, waist lined throughout, regular pt 1ce $2. 50,
will close out balance of this lot at 501:. each, '
LADIES BLACK 1 1.01 H CAPES, all new this season.
qualities that have been $7. 50 to $9.00 at this sale $4.90.
1 I .“(ll LADIES’ SUITS, odds and ends of last s'easou’ 5 styles,
prices 11 em as high as $12.00 choice of these at $4.90. ‘
CHILDREN" 5 SHORT JACKETS, with fancy capes, all this
season' 5 111anutac8ture, sizes 4 to 12 years, prices were $2. 50 to $4. 50.
your pick at $1.98
I..\I)ILS’I91l£8!\\’Y WINTER JAClx’E’IS._1alucs as high as
$7. 50 to close. $1
IN)“ S' 1119ACK.CASTOR AND TAN COLOR JACK—
E'lS . uiunncd with fancy applique, new styles, regular prices $9.00
to $12.00. at this sale $6
1. ~.\l)ll'~l 3‘ HIGH GRADE I RENCII I'LANNEL WAISTS.
finished with flare cuff or bishop sleeve, styles that have beeli
.98 to $2 .98 choice of the lot at $1.50.
LADIES DRESSING SACQL‘ES regular prices $125. $150
and $1 .98 at this sale 98c.
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RALPH AND THE CHINAM'AN.
Julian Ralph told this as 'one of his
experiences In Chlnn"
that a Chinaman was waiting to pay
his respects to me. 1 had bythls time
bocomo an expert In the use or the
pigeon Euglinh,‘ or business English.
'he baby-like talk with which the F1118-
lish and Chinese merchants transact
Naturally, It was with
this speech that] addressed the up n-
dldly clad and handsomt; big Oh no-
man whom I found waiting upon my
“I was told
" ‘Hello. said I. ‘What ting?’ (What's
the matter?) ”What for you matches
catcheo me? (Why do you want to see
)
" ‘Is this Mr Ralph? held the state-
‘It does me great honor
to be able to present myself to one 111
your -—-And then a list
mentary oriental phrases.
“ :Why. you speak English very
compu-
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“ 'I should do so. slr.'- said homer-l
was educated In Connecticut.’ "‘
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A11 essay on mun—woman‘s attempt
to marry him
soc.
151:.
250: 101: 29;.
12%,11. and 150. can.
But no high-
TIL. CALL, 140-8, NORWALK.
New Centuru Sade.
These oped-II are for one wool: only. Each item In a genuine bargain, and cannot be dupli.
noted at the price. We intend that the New Your shall start with a rush. hence the price cuts:
New No. 2 NM, «out?
Alaska thnon. coti. '
3 111. can Bartlett Peers,
3 11.. can Yellow<Poiohoo,
New Prepared-Buckwheat.
Grand Mn'IP. C. W911“:
1°C-
the.
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rue.
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Norwalk Chronicler