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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 22, 1898 · page 3

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“What!" wired the young wo
"Are you Ir. Blanket: Blank?
Why i took you in one or our our
cum What had happened to you?"
And Just then the W entered.
and the ‘ . innn had to be lor-
Iunlly prenatal. notwithstanding that
the two tnen are oldotilne moods.—
CIerelanl M Dealer. »,

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to tell the in, low that», tact- cape
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tom trim. Both battalion were op-
eration in Pinar dei Rio province. but
General Blanoo ordered their ooloneln
to embark immediately with than: on

palacetliati’oertol’rinclprwlllinllin-
to the Made of the lmrarntn at any
moment.

In the battle of La lineman the
tone- ot General (installation number-
“inoculating to the Spaniel: odiolai re-
port that will be [infill-bed lltln tinti-
MWhWdemmm.m
flantrynlen. m caralrytnen and ll
company of artillery with two lleld
plat-en. The insomnia were about 3.900,
nitnont all cavalry, lult with artillery
olno. Pie-Idem. lam personally loo
one oi the Cuban wings, tho-all the
ulnar! commander or the whole Cu.
ban army was General Lope Ratio.

Anton: tile spaniel: odlceri allied wan
Colonel taper llonjo. 'nle mun; con-
tinned without Minimum 1! in
the ntternooa to Jan. 14 in the evening,
when Cantetlnnon [an on and retired
to Puerto Principe.

anMnloauadIdnotanmnntto
ill. The Spaniarda any that the Cu-
llnnn held Superior positions during the
merrier“ owing to the thickness: 0!
ill! woods. in whim they protected the
bulk of their forces.”

BLANCB'S: HJRD TASK.

fin ”nation In [law-no la Betting Ile-
yelllt In control.

Wanltinltml. Jan. n~Adricen trorn
Havana are to the vita-t tltpt Captain
General Blanco must join will: the re-
bellion: army or return to Spain. The
mutlnoun oral-era are having everything
their own way. , None oi the ringleader-
ot the recent attnclr on tile uewnpnper
nfipnllinnbeeu punlnhed. liaeenlnto
be the bent opinion in Bavaria tliat
Blanco will yield to tne demand- ot the
amylbntllellannaanthorflytonbaa.
death plan for my.

Reportn that lanlial Campo- may

bemtbnottocmnnmmfle ;
might be tried awn, it In thought. "'

anonld autonomy prove a tailore. He
ended theiornterwar byhrlnxnp In-
urgent linden. and that. perhaps, will
be Innin'a neat w

There in aid to be only little anti’
American lentinlent in Havana. an
Bland- nlild mum policy My 9c
copier tlle lineal-ll mind there. A all
nilcnnt nature at tile filtration in that
tile editor or lit memo-ado Who
wan art-cited. in ail-attire from a war-
rant lulled at tile w at tile m-
lrlt brnwlrrn.

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$5, $7.50.

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ill wool goods will not
they art will 8-3'

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tfiat there Is an actual «saving of from 33 to
$7 $0 on a suit or overcoat

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in plicés for re-
Kecut issosharp

The new prices

310. $l5.

eater than at first

appears, If you buy a aw suit orovcrcoat
next winter. you must chip to your share to
Uncle Sam’ 5 revenue. under the Dmgley tar-

bc as cheap again as

You it'now (lie stock~lhe sort of cloth-

in of which this stare is famous.

at was made for this season ’5 sellin

and must be sold this season.
makes our opportunity y.

bile the men ’s department 15 receiving

much attention, do not forget the price

Every
That MUS

the children's and

Rare bargains for mulli—

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Woodman. lime
Wampum-Illumination.

'9 queens a.

All: s Plums

moduli-cf”
noddbotter. Inabili- {reels cotto-
rationed.

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lontnal.

Tire peopled Nor-walk and Vicinity are cordially invited
wimtottoofthemoatwmpldomu . , ‘

Dininonds, - Watches, Jewelry,“

silver and Silva-Plated

Ware. Umbrellas, Pocket Books,
Opera Glasses, etc

That can lie foam! in Norwalk.
all the unremi- can be taught for anywlleln,“

. A. ll. AUSTIN’S JEWELRY STORE,

Opera Ileana Block. Norwalit.

All morals maria-ll all low

An «Mango! tile ill-anally in-
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pupal“ than than train new in
wealth: Lineman ionic. Warped
animal emu! new law
ereryyrar. lotto-Alluring govern-

tlie French government 7 ~

can. fine motion wan delaatifl

of I“ to 171.
Dnrlnatlledebateontlle , ,

the department of public w

Berard denounced the” .. '*

lcnllanl." The premier, II.

elated there wan no

team. Continuing lie

mme‘nt war corn

that it was under manual

adding that the no called

war only put torward to ill .

tion from the Socialist and

an peril. lax-Minister t

moved the separation at .

7 state. which wan defeated by

voten. .
Taking advantage or the

yesterday wan the day

in. of conscripts in the El

moi) of people. wearinr the ‘

trirolor cockaden, ‘

quarter. utterl w

they were new”

versed by a strong

lire. Forty or tip .9.

Million were 5 .

THE STRIKE $79,,
In.» as tail that ‘
ward a Critical “5’
Mon. Jan. ZZr—Wltilc on
the ntrilre aituation in “in ..
try in a number of the
centers shown little chance. ‘ _
patently on undmurgent‘
which denoten that the
eropioyeen aide at least in
be surely felt. The Joint .
behalf of tile atrikern at lewm ,

nientaarnbelnamadeiortlle H
at noon to the nonunion help
verb The New Redford

its appeal point- ont the that
Will concerned ln the IW

twoNand in percent w

in Monticello the In“
women: at the Amhaet mill
pity Mutilated reeled".
celrlpz their pay the? found
but been no deduction nail
opportunity (or complaint. ’

The strike at Fall River
to be ads aiming toward a v
and the minor atriltcn w’ltlchl .
curredtliereieadtotllebelletm
labor leaders may not be nblw to;
back the operative: in that All!
that a break may occur tiara
time which will not only It
30.000 in that rity. but every
ill New England. The W
the apooiera at tile Namnaaanett’
in Fall River yeaterdny “it
growing untiment In that city.

’lmll Aida In W’ '
Lowell. Ilann. Jan. Its-1h k
Spinnera union or thin city has 4
up the cane oi the New W’ ’

era lPenrnoet. At a meet!“

it was voted loam-renal.“
nerzscentrperweekanduel "
nut 15 cent: per week. Milli
aggregate of about “”1“
local union. This sun in to la.

the rapport oi the atrial“.
mannd theirnallntantn. '

In Inn-wellh- J «'
Philadelphia. Jan. .'

flrlnsnlen‘lb'eroithe
Demon. oil Mom In
urn: purchased ltn .

Ilaten Ill the rear ,,

the milled to
out than lie. ’

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