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WAN DIGNA
"You big blacksboundin' beggar—
..tor you broke a British square. "
1318“}?tu Wuuy” ot Kipling's
Barrack Room Ballads, and one 0:
Great Britain’s ’moat troublesome
problems twenty-five and more years
£180. has just been released from
solitary confinement in a cell at
.Wady Halts. \and has started a. pil-
grimage to Mecca. So any reports
trom England.
“Fuzzy anzy" was an old man
when he was ..sentenced in 1902.
file a now 100 years old. That he
live through almost a quarter or a
century in solitary
guarded day and night and allowed
what little recreation he could get
in a. small court surrounded by high
mud walls. proves his "toughness,"
referred to often by Kipling.
.A. little over forty years ago 08-
man Digna's fame was known
everywhere and carried with it the
thrill pt savage acrimmages and the
setting or the white-hot Sudan.
The most generally credited tale
was that his ancestors were Turks
from Constantinople. who had set-
tled in Suakin on the shore ot.the
‘t" . 9 RedSa dlt id ithth
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, had hi th 1' S t h gi-
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still another credited him with be-
ing born in France. The Century
Encyclopedia of Names says his
real name was George, Nisbct and
that he was born at Rouen, France.
in 1838.
He was a. dealer
You' ll find Just the right size Sell-
ers (or your kitchen in our big line
I, of Sellers Kitchen Cabinets at just
: the right price. These beautiful cab- V
inets with their exclusive advantages
are built like the finest furniture. To
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golden oak or Sellers gray enamel.
Angevine Furniture
in European
goods and ostrich feathers—osten-
sibly. The real source oi! his weal
was the slaves he supplied surre
itiously to Turks and Arab- on the
other side of the Red Sea. He got
Can n into trouble with the authorities
N Mpa g over the “black ivory" branch of his
01 ”h m treet business, and in 1877 his brother,
80. Norwalk All Digna. .was caught by a British
gunboat with ninety-six slaves in
. his possession, the seizure meaning
a. loss 0! about £1,000 to. the Digna
family.
Osman apparently determined
that a government with such ideas
on the subject of his stock in trade
“as no gmernmcnt for him. and
“hon in 1882. \Iohnmmed Ahmed.
l‘ the Mahdi" proclaimed the Holy
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Those who like the best in Groceries will be m ore than pleased with
“these week-end. specials. Buy today, for the coming week andsaye “
money. ‘ ' '
Jones’ Superlative Flour, bag $1.19. Occident Flour, bag $1.45 1
Limit, 4'bags to customer. The best flour milled.
Hotel Astor, Yuban or Maxwell House Coifee ......... 49c lb.
Puritan Hams 25c lb. Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . . . . . 17c lb.
Fancy Maine Potatoes, 150-lb. bag $2.75.; Turnips, bushel, $1.25
(‘alifornia Oranges, 15 for 25c. Grape Fruit, 4 for ..... 25c
Native Spinach 35c pk.. Native Turnips .............. 35c pk. ,
Sueet Potatoes, 6 lbs. . .25c. Cranberries, 2 lbs. for .. .35c .
l‘ancy Baldwin Apples ....... ..... 75cpk.
Fancy Winter Banana Apples ....................... 75c pk. I
Van Camp’s Baked Beans, 3 for 25c Tomato Soup, 4 for. . . 25c ‘
Jello, 3 for 25c Fig Bars, 2 for 25c. Pink Salmon,2 for . . . . 25c
Fancy New Pack Peas, Corn, Succotash, Lima Beans and Green
Cut Beans, case of 24 cans, assorted to suit customers $3.75
One can Fancy Cut Beets Free With Each Case
Il'rigley’ S Gum, all varieties, 6 pkgs. ............ . . . ..... 25c
( ampfire Marshmallows, bulk, fresh goods . .. .......... 39c lb.
( loverdale Assorted Chocolate, 1- lb. boxes ......... . ..... 59c
HO Oatmeal, 2 for 25c. Force, 2 for ................... 25c
SurpriseBlend Cofl’ee, regular price 39c, 5 lbs. for ...... $1.65
7N ow Pack Prunes, 3 lbs. 59c. New Pack Apricot . . . 29c lb.
Blue Ribbon Evaporated Peaches, 2 pkgs. ; . 5. . :. . . .25c""
Golden Blossom Honey, 2 l- 2- lb. can ............. » ........ 65c 1
Golden Tree Syrup, small, 291;; large ................. ~ . . 39c l
Fancy New Smyrna Figs, packed' in sanitary packages. .25c
lLorden’ s, Gold Cross or Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk, 10 for $1
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 12 cans . . $1.00 A
Borax Soap, 18 cakes, $1. 00. Palmolive Soap, 15 for. . . . $1.00
l’orcella, 23c. Sani-Flush, 23c. Brillo Lye ......... .19c lb.
Aunt Jemima’ s Pancake Flour, 4-lb. bag .‘. ......... . . . . .. 39c"
Sunbeam Pumpkin, 3 cans 59c. Toilet Paper, 3 for . . . . . . . 25c j
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confinement _
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Fuzzy Wuzzy famous.
among the fiercest and hardicst of
the rebel tribes.
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This {Ninth-:11 hrfivnry, at the bet-I
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Then began the fighting that made
The Baden-
was, mostly camel drivers.
“broke the British square." The ex—
ploit caught the British imagination
and put Fuzzy Wuzzy into litera-
'ture.
to escape across the Red Sea to
Arabia. when some sheila guided
the officers to him. He was sent to
Rosetta, in Egy.pt to Join the other
were
They wore their
wooly hair Standing straight up on 1‘ was the treachery of his for- dcnish prisoners and remained
the crown of ”“3 head. whence the’ 11.0: {client-rs 0 it led to Osman there to the end of 1903. He Was;
British Tommy's nickname for " “‘1' capture 11‘ last In January. hon trnnsrirred to the Damietta Z
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PAGE SEVEN "A
New York Markets ,
.143 Washington St. 55 Main St. 7‘
So. N orw‘alk N orwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828;“
Wholesale prices on meats have taken;
another drop and we are thereby giving til
public the benefit. All high grade beef .
genuine spring lamb, native veal, Jersey
' pork products and fresh killed poultry. We
lead, others follow.
Lean Fresh Pork to Roast ........ . . .19c lb. ‘
Fresh Shoulders ......... . ....... . . 15c 1b.; .
Small Fresh Hams . . . . . . . ...... 24c lb.
HomeMadeSausage......... ..... 28clb.
PorterhouseSteak .. 30c Shoulder Veal to
Sirloin Steak ....... 25c Roast ..... . . . . . . 14c
Round Steak ...... .23c Rump Veal ........ 20c z"
5 I'll): Round Steak 1.00 Rib Veal Chops ..... 24c ”5'
51.0.11... 'P'ot' mo, 15c {4.22:} 53:11.30” gg: ’ 1‘32. ii
Bread and Butter """" ' .
Pot Roast ........ 21c Breast of Veal . . . 1295c .1114 5..
Sticking Pieces ..... 18c Solid Veal .. ------ ~ 24¢ 33: j
Fresh Chopped Beef, 14c Plate Corned Beef . . 7c ‘ 1, l
Prime Rib Roast . . 25c Boneless Rump Corned ":1 1
II“) Roast, boned Beef ............ 24c .1“; .» ‘
and rolled ........ 25c Corned Tongues” .20c . ...-..g
Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb . . . . .34c lb
Shoulder Lamb l9clb.
Rib Lamb Chops . . .' .............. . 30c lb. “f;-
LoinLambChops........... ...... 40clb. ...,
Lamb Stew ................ .12 1- 2c lb. ".1 .
Small Lean Smoked Hams . . . . ..... 25c lb.
Soup Cliic liens . . .. . . . . .. ......... tic lb.
Extral‘anm Fioxi...-.,....... ..... 35clb.
Large Fancy Roasting Chickens . . 35c lb.
People’s Market Inc.
City Hotel Block 40 South Main 51.
FORMERLY SO. NORWALK MARKET
Legs of Spring Lamb . . ............ 35c lb.
Shoulder of Lamb ................. 22c lb. .
Golden West Fowl ................ 38c lb.
Pork Roast, not frozen ........... ,. 25c lb.
Lean Fresh Shoulder .............. 18c lb.
Fresh Hams ..... a ....... ,. . ...... 28c lb.
Home Made Sausage .............. 30c lb.
Link Sausage ........ . . . . 30c lb.
Pigs Feet ........................ 10c lb.
Fresh Sparerjb ..... . .............. 18c lb.
Prime Rib Roast .— ................. 28c lb.
Bread & Butter Roast . . . . f. . . ..... 25c lb.
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Rump Pot Roast .. . .. . . . ...... 22c-24c lb.
Chopped Beef .............. . . . . . ., 14c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ............... .16c lb.
Sticking Piece Pot Roast . . ........ 18c lb, ‘
Fresh or‘Corned Plate ........... .7c lb. 1
Smoked Shoulders . Z ........ . . . . . . 16c lb.
BeefLiver ...... ...... .12clb.
BreastofLamb ............. ......lOclb."
Shoulder Steak ..... 18c Puritan Hams. . . . . 28c
Round Steak- .-. . .. 26c Boneless Hams ..... 28c
Sirloin Steak . . ; 28c Pickled Pigs Feet. .15c
Flank Steak ....... 26c Stew Veal .......... 28c
N ew‘Saurkraut, 3 lbs.
Sunlight Butter... . .. ...
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . .
........42clb.
....... 70cdoz.
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