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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 28, 1898 · page 3

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othrokendoie of heavy suits; and overcoat;

e power millionth success“ ,
Ive reason. I
number; this year than ever before.
reason for it.,tpo A dollar never went so
far in buying real clOthing value~dollar ;,
stretching values were never more in evi»~ ’.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

public“ dinner ever given in New York,
oi the hotel were
utmost to accommodate
Wand guests on one door
Marisa were served in the terse
ballroom and its adioining rooms and in
the Astoria annex.

The president or. the United States
.was among the guests.” lie was cor-
dially greeted when he entered and
”spin when. introduced I" the club'-
MWmuiii‘u. Mareseto speak.

we ”address aroused even more enthu-

l‘lheotbw-Wilwdearcbon
, IWJ'M-ier

 

Nnmmlastnlsbt. to
thehotlsshornasrrs'ncedhr
om ”It.“ club. The audi—
stood-saturation. d
maturities
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{turned to caution the
Wthatualess they hseanreruore
elicits: bout would not be allowod to

Intimates-r.
I‘m» attention is simply this."do-
dared Hr. french: "Everythina pose to

 
 
 
 

cordislly ‘
”39 mm wire with, tlr. IIcKiniey.
Them slid to port:

 

 

 
 

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you. we too rounds. both Euum'uc.
We trays l? III Wits. Jennings

m mil” London. Jan. ss—A majority or the

havewiediniayoroiaeoepi _
terms at the employers. The
have not yet been di~
tbeproportlonissaidtobo
M in Olavor of acceptance to

at .‘weli known ability
try" a very tame eahitri—
tied. my succeeded in hoopla: the
cisret mum tron Jeanine“ woo an
ears. —'i'he bout was declared a draw.
and tho decision not with popular ap-

Wawilitutnish Open Honday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.

“:1 amount
W
in every iswtttl rsanrrer Irriv

vagumletprise to unite the
with a mi rural

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as on July it last that the great
strike in the engineering trades at Great
Britain began, with a lookout upon the
part or some of the employers. This
was followed by the enairreers calling
out a large number or oven. until abut
109.000 engineers were out or work. The to boy who
apparent reason for the strike was thv
question oi payment tor overtime and.
incidentally. (or 58 hours or labor a
week. ”remnant have been insist
inst-um eitbt hours' wortrta day. and
that all overtime must rootrt as one
and a quarter time for the first two
hours and as time and a halt an" that.
The minimum wages of the engineers in
betore the lockout was.” shit.”

lines a wool. MW eh":
lion and in Keighley as shillings. the
lowest wages tor engineers paid any-
where in the United mum. I

routine m to: esuraus.

the Attitude at m causes the
Ports Ilse-stuns-
Lnndnn. Jan. 38:77» Constantinople
correspondent oi The BM in:
"The minister or war. Risa Pietra,
has. been ordered to W U real
merits, with a minimum urenxflr at In
amt each. for servireirr Boomsila nextm
sprint. The attitude or Bulwark is
causing uneasiness. and the ports liar
sent remonstranoes to soda."

ta aunts ”has. .
tbs—Tho Vienna rom—

ly Triumph says it

that the Kurds are
Watts: «smote» riusass In Its
”W at Russian rilayots and
that the Armenians are retaliating. The
correspondent adds that there is "com-
piets anarchy in the Asiatic provinces

it can do all these

W ohmic
.. llViTlITlOiiS'

uses
obtaiutrndshp going (0th to win it.
Dears-ad Inc-many lair-err»

There is snout" dirty roaring upon the
orerrrrperrthI-I coin money and
e value lltvfeol.’
an... that our meet-nukes strait
the value at its
standards of rornmrr'ts
The money or III» l'rmr vi
States is and must {mew s to» II: Munro 0an!
it drrtil‘lhl r mam rm
must he removed. It weak plow are our-
Irsi he strengthvnevi. Nair:
rerternpt Hirihlit' over will
mote scale down the urn vi now
rift e nation through a l git Mtnlvnliy
“Trainer-r may In the language or the m:-
tract. the l oiled states will flier! erg
of Its obligations in live currrnev Iov u
mu the first throughout the «Irritant
world Irt the tints a! payment

Nor will we r." moves: that the wort a
II! labor or its {mats} savings shall iv:-

The nest boat was between Buss
Smith and ion Webster. both at
Brim This boot tarnished the
comedy and o! the evening sad way
lsrwhahie while it lasted The men
were not watched in any way Webster
weighing tuiiy twenty posnds~
than Smith. Frorn the beginning Wob-
ster playrsdIhor-ae witn Smith. hitting
him when and where he wanted to. al-
though In the third round Smith mired
things up very lively.
round Webster end
jolt on;th;hw.’“
iioor. irhl‘whieh

its $6“, Including inside
Moulds eurdopo. the In
art quality sod lost artistic

try the hr hr :4 mm ‘0'

In the ionrth
It] a wholesome
Smith to the

e was arflhd by

and tin-snarl. Ihlo».

Nearly!) per cent. less than
Messrs. Kind and larhsari. then "'"fl’mu" W' “M
proceeded to give a fine three-
exhlbttion of wrestling. which an:

theiaudienee tor a while. it ended in

 

city. 7

EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
Wedding work iolded and in
served to envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrav-

In: correspondingly cheap.
We also make a special price

nitrite
cares

Plate In»! 2” Cards.

lam of less vo m- than thvr
at!!!” but in ”on enlightened nation 0’

tfrrderh existing traditions mrr .Irtvm
".an the var uso-Ii I! the} rivr rm! rrrlm. Iri-
etthrrs t I seem» rnrh linen: Iat terns-
II" It”! iron. l.’ rhlv
'? All Him» that fs-v
me great muse-n nwr
mime Mir-rests of I
it In! only to Illvrmlt'L-s i
in the people in insist ilgsm lite vorrlvmm
:13 this first trauma rmrv nr «bu In rare
sltenrauro Ilwt ii mus; M- an." mil
ml"! first!" arbitrrritnrl In (tn-J
[thrill dirty in rnvrrv' ti rm . Imam: mom
who l5 monlm an" mm a art-at puIlllvai
Ira-mg IrIiIvrn tlrm

The star bout of the nlght was be-
Reynolds and Willis.
Higgini, tor ten rounds si 130 pounds.
Both then are New Haveners. and each
enioys some reputation as a scraps-n
both in the pint oi, op!-

the outset m in
this thldls up very lively. in the first
round the area reinsed to heed the eas-
tion of Reteree Shepard. in regard to
clinching and breaking away. and Cap-
tain Brewer tutor-fed both men that
unless they were eareiul he would
have tonstop the fight. Front that on
the Mrs node thin very lively. bouv
on so. about evenly divided. In the
sixth roaad Higgins repeatedly tooled
M10!“ and holly drove hits to the
moods then Jumped
into the rise and claimed the um rm
aslereteree wasbrwy holding a con.
rerhtioa'vwith the audience. he refused
walldwthstnnlaad permitted the
built to new. In. the dshth round
both.” were very M and 093*
outwith bind. The audience was in
a state 01.,le Incite—oat. rolls. Mots.
barrio-dd eat-calls blurs the air. cap-
Ilrswer inrnpod over the ropes
when things had reached tirip stage and
stopped the lat. Both non were cov
ered with blood and very much ea-
irsssied. The reteree declared the

 

to on the issue

Diamonds.
Sterling Silver and Silven-Plnted
Wore, Umbrellas, Pocket Books,
Opera Glasses. etc.,

n’l nit-II States government mould uni
permit a timid to rats! any who-re r'vurr mt

spowleut .
isnpnrtedt

iii: the stability Ind Imelrtty of its was.
rent-y or the invmhihiy of no nhflgnmms

Whatever vilnri the."
resale required In mire the settlement ni
viral question clear and mm ltrsivw tor
are lromnl in good

 
 
 
 

Addrenou Cards, ‘3: cents a

M
or that virlorr Whore plate ls tarnished:

 

In semi if possible. realise. "i'tut
to our mJissimt—our present charter
{ms tire

W.
will not anther Ier amino nowadays

 

Alleged Wise Arrested.
Boston Jars. Ito—A warrant
mated bristles Adams lit the merrier.
osl court restart-y attarnoear fur the
arrest or Airshow ’l'ebhitt, formerly a
leather denier at Its Breton! siren,
Martins with the WI
obit,“ trots Jar-so Gorrntsy. a no:
m lather carrier. it is asserted by“
the police here that ’l’ebhitt has swia-
and leather merchants and others at
this city not oi nearly “.80 within the
last few days.

That run he found in Norwalk.
simply than they” are in [arm oi

my‘l’har‘ilzeom
«W' ”litmus“ dim”

 

 
 
 
 

"I trauma
“lsrtrlnrl.

Yes ens some to lrdsm yoursolt or you
an" I; totally in the inssrv at s gssdwsasiy sswv
with ,M'hm’mm paper and a quarterly nayssias et device.
II a... Yeaeso get hath ti these ”Nicotine with

”it Molihrsryoty ; ‘ fl

in your e! a “new".
levy return are It tartar he
rher tow in noiahor nor sit

trams rs

u .“t r and tmflfl

W will he!
Diorusoinrr cannot hurt. it 'wiir

the reuse. Let us have m

tree Marion. We are the last to

t dist-nos
23"!» irIdi error and sire-nor—
rietrdsot a stable oysters at

”financial pianir of the Bi. [mils pint
those who so":

err-wimmlfi” ..-.'.'.'... ““’
mother Erik
lie...

 

Quite Ir rommuilou was treated on
the Comm yesterday niterrromr when
a party of inn seniors paraded

low toot lists ladies.
Albany. Jan. It.--1'he iiiate ledlrai
moiety has elected the [allowing oni-
Dv. John 0. Roe oi
Motor: wire president, Dr. it. If.
leash o! loam Vernon; secretary. Dr.
Ina. canto stamens; treasurer. Dr.

Charisma. farm oi Athens.
Von first olriiew York. Mir-r 0. W
«Albany and truest was at [inlaid
were appointed a legislative eornrrrit-

 
 
 
 

 

rot's: President.

 

I "winemaker.

Wye Sperry. oi Connecti-
mhmymhusMrorotthe
wit were closely associa-
ted II ”construction oi the islands
lisaitrw Minnelli our: on Ironi-
lss is W leads The three
with! or the rhesus ebeoss hos"
M. a Swede known
the mm our as the inventor: Cor—
nell. I. WI. It New Haven, and W
stator 1‘. Y... the
W with fir.
mow-en. Itr. Huh-

Myxereetoaeirms
attrition/western: outset“
heath-would It showidhem »

'lesvme on the ronvcntiorral dress at the
swell set. Every member of the party
had his tare blackened at least partl-
aily~eonre having one side all black.
others tataoed or: nose. ears. lips and
had black circles around the eyes. All
were beaver hats and the long travel:
costs brushed ianitlessiy. Some were
shodinruasetshoes.othersworeone
patent leather and one blaeited shoe.
one wearing slippers As to trousers it
wssssrariedasstoiteuaaeanhe
mustard and they ranged front light
I"! checks to bloc with black braid
down the sides. Earl: start carried a
case ot more or less grotesque shapes.

in such odd dress they caused srorh
amusement tor the ”Prom." girls who
were greatly startled in use tea sitar

amnion no the ,me died is.
Mir-r a low stores-is oi moonsthm
they would have and visit another tea.
The, were very mil-snooty is It»
yrrrrmt and their espar was mount
"only for atom. 0s eateries
truer White Hall they were gives a

"minim "mm ;hi:” ;

rows-rand!
who save the. sdraintotrstlorrm to I

 

2'er trimmer: oi
:sll m: m
lira Ind-total m
Referring briefly to the Industrial
renditiss s! the mourn. the president

“I ”hm“

I m. ”If”? " ""m
“In I s r It at
w w

& testbed Is a MIN“
mar, Janna-«tilt» A. lattice.
”me am issuer st notio-

hsrg. lesdrso rosnty. thi’s state

 

 

worldvtsned for its Mates- sad the neat
m General Westlyueorerlhl a wider
says at sshierts sense in the course! me
mad some at when and relies-est than any

mystified. absorption price.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

”Hm

tatosrsosrowsrerres. afipago

my Inset-sol

”urethra. use.“ Whereas! be

«shot. sod which!" mates! ‘sovsis by tho

harawritrrssi the «roads-assetoimt
ens-Is. pertussis wittrsiswsr are.

Wino plierJe my; sooner.

M
You can have both oi the» It you saberriho
”Vs-tokens! tIoerelo selected ims
. Reflector price iwsstb. fl

 

slow but let Ire It 4 be important
in us some» a 1m; mum and
g; than will surely mung its own

rows
he its rear igrm the intern M Mt! he.“

 
 
 

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have come in

m; I?

.100' re missing your Opportunity to save *7
from $210 $7 50 on an u to-date suit or
overcoat it you fail to itee ;
of this sale-rite money-saving powers. , ;

Every broken line of suit!- or overcoais. '
made for this season's selling, has been :,
touched by the tag-marker; and in every _: ~
case the prices are below actual worth.

All with and overcoats. formerly $25 to
$18 are marked 31;.
of suits and overcoais marked $12. $13.50 _‘
and :51; are now $10. All the broken lines -
of suits marked $10 are now 87. 50. Why? ,
To clan;1 out bmkfigl liner-to lighten our I
load at or us ps you.

The tfgsgin the boys' and childrens
department tell a tale of economy mothers
should read.

Mites are :

88100290“? (703“. - .

the impedance

Iii

All the broken lines

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4v]: ,-

PURE-WHITE—FLOATING.

Nothing enters into the manufacture oi Fairy Soap but the
purest and best materials known to the soopnrnker's
attend that nroney can buy.

The loan of the noun

Sold everywhere In one quality and three convenient sizes,
{or the toilet. both and laundry.

.I.ssv.vssrs.r.umIm.mI.sIv-o m..-

 

 

The Impleoi Noni-villi IrIIIi Viv-irrity rm nmlially invited
in import one ol’ the hunt Ivurrplete httl'kil ut'

Watches, Jewelry.

All retards marker] In low

Millennium guild-i can Ire Insight {or anywhere, at

A. W. AUSTIES JEWELRY STORE,

Opera House Block. Norwatlr.

 

Metres-with”. didn't you hesrmtire

Iluor boil ring? Matti—‘Yos' In: but it I
probably strinrehudy wants to see you.
hty company ntwnys calls at the hack
dmrr.~--lioston Transcript.

 

~Aeetoa esrss ]. Grins.

' ' m

Not o Contessiusr.~"l)id he «unless
his love!" "I don't think tr. from
what i know oi the slnir i an: inclined
to believe that she drew it out of him
by erossveasrninatlorr.”—-Chlcsgo Even-
ioa Post.

cm, :3.» .

 

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I! .

 

Beaten tor 0see.——Druuist~»iiae
here! Why didn't you tell that custom-
er that we burl something just or semi?
New Clerk»Beeause he was alter some
pinion stampn‘wi’oeh.

 

Prosperity trues asielrest to the
use wheashvsrisissoodnwrdliisu
iieWitt's Little Karly Risers are ta.-
oss iiiita slits armour-s.»
isossssdsslasattos an allotment
ass hrsrtrosbies.
0.0.ltiilsos..lr.'sst.

 

momumrrmw'mssr “a
01“..“ is W M lilo-tied?“
”WW1 Will.” It My!”

 

. wort-t. and thy Father w

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

bysavtnghimirorrrsiv
Whoohdflonol'
shieistheotmmimd
poverty. absolute .. -. '
with nopower toatterhii
make hind! better lb
hehowho os- what he‘ -=
srrdttro eharnetesdeara'ihll
tudesiswithinthoreaehd.

d "Botthouwhen thou,
irrtothy closet, andwhen
thy-tom prnytothy Father,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$1“,le rowarrlthocopettl’”
novelermeisuottolnhMfik
eoodworks gioriinodweau
light so shine No one is g
wayirrprrhiienweverrtolet k,
thatwearoiastingitGod
thereby. What is i
4» oradrnntsgeirr
uiredtstheglorydifiod
16133.31 Il’ohir,_1
13,14
7 “nutshenyevnruse

 

 

 
 
 
 

ding ns torepeat them
mowers. hutwhfiil
repetitionor thinking that

benefitornreritihqytng

murderer. Tracing.
anecdheertdesireslort "

tutbensrrreofoiesnsChr-W“ ‘

8. “Benotyulrsretdso‘lthm
for your Father knowetir or“
have needot'. More ye ask!

the: knows. but weareloask
who have confidence in a
and wisdom. Children who
roent their pnmotsdonocw
themselves or to their pants;
who permit

Confidence in God will ,
smllrntflitisheditlbfl .
ii “Afterthis madam
Our Futberwhich on in m
be Thynanre" l traversot I. ‘
rrserromorethis toemntwinwh 7"
have they do no sin by this
for myaejt I mermaid"
with more understanding or stone;-
euedwiththerrillofliodtha
these very words. I would submit
nnepntrnyseu nndevury ....
Israel has a good thing which»
enjoy, surely our Father to!
enjoy it. How very man]
and its to His heart when : .
My hrr-thrennndsayunio I "
unto My Father. and your-1' ‘
My God and your God" (va’
It). “'l'lry kingrimrreoure. ‘
Ilrrneinr-arthnsit lain WI
utterthetivmrssnd years. uteri Q.
been mm to the lake-attire.“
shall have her-tr subdued um i _
He shall hand over the kingdom , ‘
rim Father that God may be»
liter as, 10;] t or. xv. 30):"
prayer shall he answered. ‘ .
i.l "(lire us this day out”
"or Father knows our need in M
and will not withhold any will. yd '
Hts Pleasure that we ask Hills [fill
is {minded to this m “use
tweed, ” and inasmuch as we have
learned that man shall not live ;
nlorre but by every word that ‘
out of the month of “(WW ‘-
the phrase must include; gloat dai- ‘ ’
)5 "And tor-give us our did! p
in re our debtors." Ytrt'gi'tlllflflt
Isnnrne iswhntwoat'e to '
erywhern (Luke air, in,“ ‘
receive Iiirn we are seared that
are torgirentorilis name's“ ’EM‘
no more he remembered (i J. ~
lsn. xIIII, 25), but while we art
mortal bodies we shall need
Igiveness: hence the WI!
ant-e that ”it wemlonw.“
inltlriul and just to w.”
one! to ctr-ma ustrbrn
mes. " It is the sense of ‘
nesawhieir weenjoyfm W
on to be kind one to am
«I. iorglvlng one «is '
Chrint' s sake bu iorgiventl
13. "And lend its » -
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