‘ ‘ '_ called protectorate: over than: 15.111) mai-
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111W on senile.-
11.111.11.411. 111111.111 advance.
1 One month. we: three
'1 elunmthntwmnemnla
“when. no a week. to be paid
“‘"0. 91 11111111111011 street.
1 Ito.;leletreet.Nor-wnlk.
“MD at The Sentinel omel-
111m news. you will center 11
not for the convenience a! thoeo
. leave items of news or other mat-
W at the entrance to The Bentl-
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m nvmua SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn
Ming Sentinel line a Circulation.
Mil of N wall: and its Suburbs
Camderobly, than the Combined
of the other Threw Local Dail-
7 Mu Room 1': alwaye 01pm to
m , .
Telephone 0:11..
gain, 03- 6.
" 1 rooms. 92-2.
ofllee. SO-C.
ark Herald Weather Forecast.
,. delimiter today promises to bezeuemlly
loudy to partly cloudy and slightly
er. preceded by rain on tho coastdolh‘rw—
cléurlug., Tomorryw it promises tube
mint and warmer.
,- Thermometer 1111 11rd
menace point of the thermometer tor
”twenty-four hours ending at noon today
met decrees above zero: lowed 17 degrees
lure Almanac for Tomorrow.
111100 81111 Beta . High tide Low tide
:18 at 6:11 at 112111 112111
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A Real Wild “11st Show.
On Drumm'ond island, 01111 of the
Honitonlius, in Lake Huron, in tho
, lasaic town of Pntaganissing. At day-
hunk not longv Slllt' o the Potugauissing-
e111 were 1111' akoncd by a scrim: of the
most hon], cur splitting abricks and
whoops they were over forced to listen
' to. The sound came from the bay in
from of the town. The Potaganissingcrs
gave one glance in that direction and
made for their log cabins in double
quick time. Thcy barricaded the doors
' M best they might and then dived under
bed! or wherever they might get out ,of
easy gunshot range.
’In the boy were a number of canoes
haded to the 1;1lg1111 with tho 111111-11 gro-
, tesqué lot of Indians over soon (11111111111
‘ of a Parisian artist’ a canvas. They were
, painted red, black and green. Thcir
heads were covered with the eagle
" leather arrangement familiar in tho old
Indian histories. They Were loaded
.wltlr all the kuiyos, pistols, guns, ro-
waivers and hatchet!) they could carry.
Like old iron those deadly weapons
flanked as the bloodthirsty warripro
strode and whoopod 11nd whoopcd and
strode up anddowu Potaganissiug; A11
they want they peppered the doors and
windows 01 the honor-11 with shot, they
fired sticks and storms in at tln- win-
» down. they cut up potato and cabbage
patches. and, nth-1’ tho manncro’f them-
his red 1111111, stale and (’nrriod off every-
‘ thing they could lay their hands on.
When they pound on and the vi llagors
, swept out of their hiding plant-11 again,
'Potnganiseing looked 111-1 though ator-
undo had struck it. Tho invadcrn Were
."11 hand of 0111111111, Canadian Indiana.
That is what Canadian Indians are like
apparently. Thcy whoopod it up on
Potuguniesing to pay all an ancient
. grudge they had against the Chippewas,
many of whom li1'1’d around nun-11111.10
But they sorter-«bod so land before they
landed that tho (lhipln-wne mootly got
away to nah-ty and tho (loudly (.lttuWaz-t
. did not llud tl-elm-gus-du-co—Wa-qua at
all, whom tln-y hurl got themselves up
11031111110111; of cxpcnao especially to kill.
This 1x11111111 with the long 111111111 was a
, Ghlppewn ln1ly.11modioine wmuuu whom
.thoOltawae declared had coat a spell
m 501111: of 1111-11 very bravest 1111111111,
to that tin-11o had sickened and dim].
In July Lieutenant I’oury started
huntho Atlaunc ooaet and Professor
be of K111191111 university started
111m the Pacific count, oath expecting
' reach Greenland and bring home the
flat meteorite on the coast of Mclvilla
W. Peary Wt'tll. up pant Labrador und
tin-ouch BMW 11 1111111111. Dyoho pan-111d
Mush Bering strait and expectt’tl to
relic-1111111111 along the north of British
We till he, too, 111111.111 roach (11111111-
11. Melville bay and the 11111111211111-
Wto. lt was naturally oxpcoted that
M would reach the meteorite first,
William. Luck 1111111 against him. how-
’l’ho machinery he curriedwltli
w to convey the great stone to the
“in. It was moved a considerable die-
fine, though. and new lien on the
ml at the high chore awaiting the
m pull Lieutenant Peary declares
ll going back next summer and have
W tug utlt, when he 11111on 1311-
W to get 1111 price. It will be 11
W3 acquisition tot-tho museum
m to rich 111111111111 11! [my 11.. It ought
“his to the United States govern
Hal be lodged in the umltheenlen,
flat on board the Hope 111111 not hoary '
airing barbarim 11nd establiuhlux no
11018111151131 it is an agrmble'novelty to
see it broken once at least. as was the
case when Italy undertook to 1111151139111
that at“! old follow. King Manolo): o!
Abyssinla. Monolok’e naughty warriou,
who claim to be Christians of long de-
scent, old, original Christians. in (not.
from the times of the apostles. not only
gave Italy a good beating. but forced
her to abandon her pretensions to a
protectorate over Abyieinin. Monclek
1131-1-11] 10 the Italian request that. if
Huiubcr’t 11 government could not; have
such 11 protectoruto no other nation
should. Italy baa more some than
Spain. She knows when she is beaten.
Spain does not.
Consul Carpenter of l-‘urth, Bavaria,
recomnn 111111 all manufacturers 11 110 ship
bicyclts to U1-rmany to have them fully
equipped with bulls, lamps, Imud guards”
and all the things that might 0011111 un-
der the limit] of extras, the goucral price
cow-ring all, for the Uczmaus, says
Consul Carpenter, do not like to buy
extras. It may be montiouod that the
some advice is quite 113 good for Arm-r-
ice as for Germany. A bicycle lamp
ought to be 11 regular part of the ma-
chino’n equipment as much 1111 a boll or
tool kit.‘
The Rhoda Island senate must be
credited with 11. sense of humor. It
passed a solemn resolution thnt all the
state's obligations 1111011111 be paid in
gold. Thou, as the state treasury was
empty, it decided that $250, 000 worth
of notes should be issued immediately.
John W.M.11.kay, .lr.’ a, tomb in
Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, will
cost-$400,000. It seems as though all
that weight of stone and marble and
onyx would rest very heavy upon one
nnm’ mortal.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern pol this Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We» have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Buzar
Glove-Fitting Pattfi’ns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choiccste patterns of
unrmcnts. Full and explicit directions
for putting togethor the garments 111’
company each pattern
6335“... l 1211'
WA. 5t ,
The newest feature introdm’od in this
stylish and fanciful waist is tho dot-v1
bodice bolt. The material chosen in the
present instance is plaid silk, the ground ,
of deep indigo blue helm.r (lolighlfullvl
blended with colors in dahli.’1,gr1 on and I
gold. The bodice, tho fanciful 111111111
and lower portion of alcoves an» of i
dahlin colored velvet, outlined with gal-
loou bands that aro|unddrd with je’m’la
of iridescent llu1’.Tllt’ full wai. 1t '111 111’»
mum 11 over glovc- -fitl1-1l 1i: 111111.». 1! 111
010116 invisibly in 111 Mm front. '1 lie
buck lite smoothly 1101111151 tln’ moulds-1'11,
the fullness being drawn to tho 11111111-
by gathers at tho 11111'1’1' orlirv'. 'l‘l’.1-
pointed bodico closes at the hf! antlor
11011111. A stylish accessory is thc hand-
nomo collar out in do-cp pointed tab.
that flare at the lower Mum-«ml tall
deeply at front, back, and 11-1-11 (Not the
full puffed sleeves. The neck 11-1 finish—
8 l by 11 11111111111111 collar bouoat h :1 H11 and
crnvat bow of white 1111111. The slut-we
are close-fitting to above the 1-1l11 1w 11hi11
being one of the newest 11111de111.wi1h
(loop-gauntlet. out! luciugn of velvet
The design otl’ere ample opportunities
for stylish decorutionn and combinations
of materials. and to the observant woman
its possibilities will be very app trout,
Fine French plaid, Melange». Heather
n1ixtures,8cotoh plaids in rich tones.
with velvet or silk, may be employed: or
figured and striped materials can be
combined with plain goods.
To makothle waist fora ludyln the
medium elm, three and one-quarter
yards of forty-tour-lnbh wide material,
with two and one-quarter yards of vel-
vet, are required, double this quanlty
being needed for twonty-two-lneh wide
goods. The pattern. 110.111.135.111 cut in
sizes for 11 82, ill, 311, 38 and 40-inch host
measure. and retails {or 25 cents,
EVENING SEI‘I’IIEL;
coupon
Entitllncto 01111111111111.1111 111111.11! No.
l d ldt’ese
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start-veers Berg-I11 Houu
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ltgpeopleeenmlt. Thule
WWII“ hf
emexncmueeo neaeneomww ‘ ‘
ConnScticut
Laundry,
Haviland street-
‘1
1
Two complete laundrics in one;
band and steam, each alone of ca
pacity sufficient {or all 1111‘ shirt’,
collars and cuffs of all the Nor
walks and their tributaries com.
bincd.
Snowy whiteness of linen can be
produced only by the use of filter-
ed and regenerated water, {or aside
from the effect in washing, cloudy
water does not make clear starch-
inzr possible.
New York! undries can hardly
compete in this respect. Our Mr.
Rude, who has had much exper-
ience in New {England laundries,
says he never used anything to
compare with the water from our
filter. '
Have you seen Mr Relyea’s hand
ir‘onrd :hirt's? “ ’ocme" in linen
they :1 re.
0111 two wagons are at your ser-
vice to Collect and deliver.
Connecticut.
Laundry,
llaviland street.
'HA’L’E'S " ‘
Lung,
Balsam
~1.am-mw’f
(jun-~19” cold» 251: at your drug
aisls.
FYTI'ATIIV’IH \' TS
H6YT’ 5 THEATRE
.l 11.41 I 1111'- Night.
Tuesday, October 13.
A Play That Always l‘lcascs
1.111114 .1. 1112111111
ll1-uut'1l11l (’nm-vly Drama.
SHORE
ACRES.
llll‘1"llull «11‘ ll. 1. Min-1'.
A Fine Company oi l'lnytrs.
lintitc New Scenery Guaranteed.
l'niquc RCilllhllt? Novcltitns.
l’1ic1’1' Never Vary.
lbw-Inml Nunlsl. fl. 731’. and 5111-: unlb-I'y 111l-
llu-o-inlx 3711’ Swath-11111 ~:1l1’11t l’laiulnxl‘nnu-l
l'llllltw'h t-li'l‘1’a.
-
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
Thr’ Humln Stanton Wan-henna»
11 \‘1‘1111-1’~t11-11t.11l-wduurh mttllh
11f 11111111711111.mun-1.1n tho 1'“ 1'
ul Huntls .‘1111’11'11111’. In 11111111111111 {111‘
Him-111111111111!
Household Furniture, P1anos,Bl~
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
Fur tnll ginnln-ulnrn lnqnhe at the
“Moon!
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
:1 1111.1111111'1'01.’ 11'1'111:1:‘1'
Huuth Somalia 1 I11111111’ll1’11t
M
DON'T GET LEFT
_ -y’.- H, 11111111111 1111111 1111-1111
M it ill wlillonvoryonoolao
. ,W 111:1 111 gathering in the
, , annullnhlug bar-
d.) gains in silver nov-
1’lti1-11111’t‘or1’1‘1by ll
11. “(WT at. such
11 M prices. [10 111111111
1111 dollar cannot be
rimllutl for each
11111111 and prim-11
m- mr worr- honrtl of. and to he caught
napping while they mo helm: 1111b] lilm
bore-11111111 may not he 11 12111111144111: 1111111
dead 1111111.
All silver tlm'oltice
mull Sept. let.
H O M E F? B. H O V T‘ S
m ctr, and Optloel Store.
~11 l” «11111111114111 film-C
501: on the dollar
N6TlCEl
N11 11111 la hurt-by 11111-11 llts‘ tho under-1111111“
trocholdcredn11111111114 bribe mayor 1.1 mil-
111111111 11 11111111111111 ‘hn 111111119: :11 1111111111111
mtlw 1’11“ mayl ttt'v'rulmt b11111? warm: 1'11:
bore-111:1 hytlw widening and layam 11'
(tr 1w 1 lane. from noon-9111111111 city "1'10.
11“ hm roll at loath inn-111111 101111111111 11
t-Mt‘ll, 111F111 em.w attlwt mum-ll 11111111111111. lit
ill-‘1 cl!” 11 #11 any . I ma W. 1111 it’l M11010 ‘2th
.1..» will lube“. 1111111. «111111-111 11.111
Knuth 1111111111411; 1
32?th
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Donovan 31.11.11.111.
IO T0N 5T0 RE
NORWALK, 60". H. V. OFFICE, H2 BROADWAY.
Fllrfleld County' 3 Greatest Store.
THE
We Sell as Low as Any Store’ 111 the Country.
Y0ur Purchases Here Pay You!
Because you secure not only the lowest prices, but intrinsic merit, honest value 1n every
purchase. Nowhere else, )5 there so complete a gathering of new Fall and
' Winter Merchandise, the cream of fabric production.
Lion of garments and costumes, diversity of sea-
. . . . sortable merchandise. . . .
Auction Silks.
011 Tuesday. of this weokfthcrewan the greatest anc-
tiouysulo of silks that ever took "place in this country; over
0111' syndicate were present;
1‘33,le yards sold in oneflay.
and secured their share. Here theyZaro:
11') p11. blk. brocade mos graiuISilk, the quality we
sold 11ml. auction price. 5111:.Corno before they are gone.
5px. blk. Armure 981: yd, auction price, 1391’.
5 p11. blk. P111111 do Solo, 81. 1'10 yd. ., auction price, We
.1p11blk.satiul,Rl1ntlamo 31213.nuctiotgprir’c, .312.
_ Also the wind up of (‘heuey Brothers boat $1. 5‘0 two
tone fancy Silks for waist. and evening (11911-11111
the very best, sllk' 111 the country for this 1111111, 7 Se por_ yd
Look at them, the hundsomcst 111 or abowu' 1n Norwalk.
6 p11. Moire Velour, in all Rhodes and white.
.1?
m'i
the latest New York price on them good-1 >31
ill. 50 per yd
Dress Goods.
It is hardly necessarylt1'1rlus:to'mention this stock, for
the people of Norwalklandfvitdnity kno111that§11c l1111'o tho
best lines in the state.
411 i11.f11n(‘y 111ixt11r1‘a,25c.
218 in
1'1“ ill
"‘1’ in.
all 110111 Suiting .100.
two tonc 1"11111: i911 EN. Y.
qualities, from 5011 to $1.7. .1 per yd
Domestic Goods.
JUST A FEW ITEMS.
Apron ginghmns,
~11- 1lnm1~t tlanncl,
H1: brown shooting in short lengtlm,
All wool rod tlannol,
Linens.
71-inch half l1l1a1’l111l.
.1‘1’ i111' l1, [riab full lllellt'llltl 111111:1~11',
OUR FAMOUS' CLOAK ROOM.
la 110111'111‘3'911’k1’ts, all 5121-5,
l; ‘ plum 1.111111:
ll) 1'l11tl1 11.1” 1-1
It) Irish {1'11 11- j.11’ ’h1 t4
l. 1 1111 It 111111111’1111'l11-ts.
In lmnch- 121111-11, 5111111111.}.
'111 1.1-1'111-1' mun-5, tuit- 1:11211115',
l1! 111-111'11- fur triunucd rapes,
l'.’ 0111’ kvrst’yjucln’ts, g11-1~11,t:111.'1111l l-lavh.
d Nice lreat.
Comnicnt’ing “11111! 111' Uclnbcr
11111- pncc $1.
('1 pa. llloirc Roman. IF or}. kirts,: th111 is the grandest,
Novelties N. Y. gots’ 1012.111 1111113911.
'111'1l111 ”111-, our price. 411'-
5'3 in two tone ricl11il‘1’cts,N. Y 111111-31 11111111111191? .1'.
Our l’riently and (i 1l1l Modal 81’ told Goods, are thobost
K;
‘11- prr 1.1r1l_ ,
. .1: “ - il‘v’
1713 H 11 I:
l
w 11’ '11 .l‘ §'.’111l
11 1111’l1,tl11-l11’1~1 lull ble- ’-,111l11’1l fur the prim 1111
Al”. H
1.. 144- . ow...» w... «.wmmmm
Perfec-
Wo have the largest stock of' 3.- tckcts and 1:: 1pm: in Cou-
ncoticut.
11 inch oonoy collar-cites, ti 9%
13-inch electric collarettcs, :1 11‘s
Electric seal c1 1pes, 151.50
t‘ out’y Raina, 7.5
AStrukhan capes, 271.00
W1- have on great. variety of l' 111' that we sell fmm 10 to
25 per cent lower than you can buy the 15311111 quality" in
New York
Time To Change Your Underwear.
The 11'o11thert1-llstho need of warmer nuderolothing.
We have all kindejao cheap as anybody can afl'ord to buy.
We 111.411 keep as fine qualities as anybody wants. The
trashy hind we do not 1191- p. If you want this kind we are
not 1: 11:11: to help you throw your mom y 1111: 1y by selling
it ’1 ho list bt-' “.1111 MM "ivc you .111 idea of .1 bout what can
be found in our stock. ‘
lnlit’s‘ and misses' combination suns. 11111110 of 11111,-
l‘-KYll'l-lll 1:1r11.tlc11’ctl lint-d. all sizes pot 111111.311.
Mi-ms'tiat-lug"{1.1.111slaw-(host’sp.111!.st<1111.11oh,sizes
from :m ., 1.11111 1 .l' 11' pcrgnnzwnty .1t “'2 .’..
BIN-1' and girls heavy tloccctl ribbed 1ests,p:_1nts and
draw 1’1'11 all sin-11,111 2 711:.
Mime-11' 11.1111r1’.l Australian onl1'1-st4 and pants, sizes
113 P13041111 '21, at .101: films 21.2213 111111"‘l, at 1 11': slat-:1 11.3),
‘;'3 and it :1 $1: 111-1 '21 per cent 113-55 111.111 rcgulau’ prices
Th1: (’1.- 1-lcbmtod
Luzcrne 7"DER-
WE .-\ R ,whi to corn
andu ntnt'al.f111’
This is
This is
ladies, guaranteed
non shrinking,
111mloof the liucst
grade 11‘0111, s, ol 1‘.
ovarywhorc at$l :37.
0111' price :31 .00.
Ilildios'
11
while
11'-111l ribbed vests
,w i . y , . , ,
noel-taxman 11111111111111.1111. ‘
Country and tillage dwellern- will
and in The New England Magazine ain-
plo information on how to design and
successfully manage winter entertain-
mentcourcee in towns containing no
more than 2,000 inhabitants. Mr. Max
Bender Thrasher (ledcribes the opera-
tion in 11 town 0! this size at an outer-
tainment ‘oourso which has now flour-
lobed 15 yearn and grown better and
richer throughout this time.
Mr. Thrasher uses 111,11 word “enter-
tainment" adyinodly. The course con~
eluted largely of lectures, but there had
to be, rightly enough, a euflioiout nun»
her of concerts, utt’rcoptioou pictures,
humorous rocitations 111111 variety. Life
in country places is deadly number in
most of its features, and nowhcre does it;
1101-11 brightening and cheering 110 much.
The first thing to be done was to so-
curo subscriptions to 11 guarantee fund.
Tin-so were made by n few public spir—
ited mm and women, but it was 111:1'1‘1'
1111111-55111'5' to call on the guarantors. ’11...
course paid for itself from tho bcgiu-
ning, and after the first winter there
was always a ootmiderablo 1111111 in tho
tit-usury, L'VUll nth-r paying for hall and
piano him". At first 1111-111 11'1’1'11 oulyllvo
lectures and entertainments in one 11’11-
51111. Tho nutnbor was at length 1:11-
1111' red to t1 11, and there it. remained.
The price for the court-.11 of t111011t1-r-
tninnicntsqw .11, put at $2. 1'10 with rc-A'
111 ’1'1'1-11 1:111:11; single admissions, ‘2')
cents; reserved 111-111., 35 cents. For pur-
til’ulut‘ly drawing opt-alters the prion
was put n;'.~35 cents admission, £0
1’1’11111 z’rsorvcd scat. Sofar as possiblo
the: programme 1111011111 be all 11111th out:
l11-f111'1’l111111lundillo full course adver-
1i1111 in 11112 111,-;gi11ui11g.
Forum-rs and their wives and families
flocked to tho 1-11t1art11i111ncnts. Into the
dull, Chang-111:5 live-s of many of those
L‘Xl‘l’lll 111 pi'oplo tho onu-rtaininvnt
evenings mum: liko 11 glimpsc of a fairy-
1111111, i1. ll:l1‘1 butdid not fndo. Why
11111111112 nil int-"ligt 111 country noighbor-
hood~1' 'ml 11n11ll low 113 do like“ is“?
Financial l'lqulllbrlum.
During: tho womb from the latter
part of .I".111',u:-:t to tho latter part of Sup-
tt'tubi'r $-l-'1,l=;‘-0,01‘-0i11goldwas shipped
from Europe to this country. Tho rou—
‘ 4:111 was. that than: was more monuy
than Ila-r11 was profitablo invosztnu-nt
{111’ it in Europe, partit‘ularly in Grout
Britain. 111-113 the 1,111'111-1'11111' Maui, (’111-
11121, stocks 1111111'41111115 st’onritit’fl wtro
1! short. Slocum,
'7111’1
31.311
L!»-
‘.‘ {1’1
11.11%
1 311
.13“
'l 3.11
H.113
T 7.1 quality at 1311’.)
7 51’; all sizes at 501:.
J
3
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2
1111c 1111-1. wc Mill 11.111-11 grand displrty of
You Want
Huyler s Chocolates
1111111’01’11115.ecr1111 lurc 1111b 11111 11111111111115 .11111’) calms ”and:
1’1 ruckus by 1111 cxpcncnt'ct 11 lady .
All 111 c 11. clcomc.
No tags, new h'oncy, 111’11' nmplc syrup, new maple sugar,
111’11'1111ck11‘ll'cat, 111’11' choc-.10,
11:11.51: choose, thin-y gilt 1’1l;.:'-.’ crmtncry buttc1',1.’lcgant coll'ccs.
rich, high flavored toils, fancy new fruits in glass.
Yon wantucw goods, you want the best go11ds-tl1is is the
place to procure them.
.\11'C.l:11'1.’11'.~1
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I11 buying from 1111 make the dollar: to go late the bank
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Londlng Oreo-r.
for a “Rainy Day.”
23 pounds-1 boot Ct‘ztnulatcd Sugar for $1.00.
”1‘3 pounds best bx. C Sugar for $1.00.
5 pounds best. (Ir-tunery Butter l'111'$l.00. '-
Sugnr Cured Shoulders, pcr pound, 71'.
Sugar Cured Hams, per lb 121’.
5 pounds good Mixed Tea for $1.00.
10110111111 Kit. Mackcrélitlflc.
NEW Y6RK GROCERY CO.
Dfi AM” 37 MM“ “TMMI‘I' NORWAH‘
andp: 1nts,long and. ‘
the
ribbed ll: coed lint-d
underwear. worth,
'lL’th, 111131 continuing for
L‘l11l1cl1ccsc i11 jars.
"so. 111 ORWAL K
THE PENNlES SAVED
South Norwnlk.
$11111 l111(l of morn-y that: tl11'yp11t'1-1’1-1'y-
;l1’i11_-' down to tho 11111'1’st prim in 01'111-1'
{to 1111 11. t-’1S1q111-111l1'1’11111v (1111111
lfw 1.1 1 111mm to l1u1'.l’11llowing this,
Mcu' s gray and 11111 11 tho (.11'1111’5 of tho abm'c conuncd-
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land 1'1'111umtulutt'o fumn’m 11111.1 litth'li
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Ila-y 1';1i1 all got it. to Hui-:11 all thcir fat-
tolling; alt-17k with. Ann-ricuu corn will
lllt‘t't’llil‘t! 11'11'11 tho finishing touch to
many a roast of prize Uhrintmae bout
that will furnish British tables.
England cannot own the upper Nile
harm-1f, lit-1211111111 tho other nations of
Europe will not 1111 her: 81111111 kludot‘
control over the '11111 811111111 region b1,
'howcvcr, 11b11olut1-l y necessary to her 1111-
1-11rity in the Uganda and Victoria Ny-
1111z11 region. Conquering tho b‘udan
and attaching it once more to Egypt, 1111
that. alto will have 11 protectorate ovcr
all, is the only way for 111-1 to iuuure the
1111i: It y and tranquillity of her 111111111 salons
in tho intcrior 111’ Africa. (it-11111111 Kitch-
t'tlt'!‘ will 01:11:11.11u1211tly in duo limo re-
who or1l1 1’11 to march on southwdrd to
llmdurrnan, tho Mahdlet city, thou to
Kim-1.11111 and take poneoeeion 11ml 1'11
limo 11111111111 British control over the
111111111 horde-1’11 of Egypt 1111 nbe 1111111 in her
day of prime.
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It 1111 X ray could be discovered that
could be 111111111 to penetrate the annuity
of stupidity and folly ln 111111111 people’s
brains, what 11 fortunate and happy
would 111-1191111111.
Norwalk Chronicler