Evening sentinel, Friday, February 4, 1898 · page 3

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456% melt-m , ' mm .

and nine. n. mum -a

wagon like a hot-ac; and

' the ore oi a very light hriat. and gives
‘ ’fl' hrrn fulfil: to the Whole NIL-

. Barth Ana-lea allows the nunther oi

wwwuwudltwaadeeided
to ‘ itto New Britain, the
WW all the eanenm oi the
Warrant” to the variou-
m It var voted to man
“dithertaadwuchmihewlm-
fibhfldflaoithemaehiaelathat

. K Idol war naaaed Iain; the
m each tea- in the league
at malt-nth.
rationing cor-allure waa ap-
aa Mile: Ila-era. Chao-
“. W and W. Vic will
‘ at the am aeolian oi the i“-
? l m directors ,were an-
orient." the canine rear: Chao-
3“, ‘ an”; Connor. oi Watt»;
tram.” Danhary; O'Rourke.
’ Lam. oi Derlry'. (iii-
; mm war aataed enioretna
th M rain which apoly to the
WWI-trim

”automate-Ivan.

mar—new in
x a“ 1 Ohm.

gt an» therlothiaa am oi Douala

flunk» loeated tilt ‘the fuller a

nert‘iiut lice aurora. canard a m

‘1!“ “m but I'll"-

Wart-Mgr. nut-null
hythelrlallila monument:

color. which giraathehattheaanrar—
Monorail-over. lthaaaattliiar-
iaa dds. however, in that lieu-bier

American Hatter.

Iii-her aide-naysa- aad w
era in the W W

The following tahleiront the must-

anew report at the united flatten oi

Journeyman and apprentices in the
diluent diatricta:

Jour. Appren.
Mai makers ........... 203 Ill

Bloomfield doll-here ...... 28
Bolton lantern .......... 95
Benton Int-hero ......... in
Brooklyn lantern ........ m

Philadelphia aiaheta .....
Philadelphia dniahere . . ..
8t. Lonia hhiahara ........
Yonkers Iniahera ........

30
lb!
i1
2|

m...“—

Total .................. 5.7“ 3”

One doea not need to go to Bering
aeatoaaeaealaJoriianyNew ion-
doner had chanced to walir down to the
whari in the rear oi the United atation
theotherdarhewoaidhareaeena
nice aueetuea taint: a ride on the
lee which wan loating down the river.
The real war evidently having an
elegant aort oi a "are. He would al-
imr hinaeli to float along tor awhile
on the ice. and then. evident” inh-
ing it. wan tiate to take lax.
would dire into the river and alter
rpiaahlag around a hit would dial: up
on iheeahe again and reanate hla'ride.
illa antler were watched with inter-rat
hraanuheroiraenelhvloyflahout
the atatloa. lie eaate down neat the
rad oi the whorl and within ride
raunhuteitheraooaehaoaaoaor
else all thonht that it would he too
had to irfihtaa the aninal. ior he wan
allowed to go hr without luring mo-
irated.

Vraaeia G. Brown. Jr., llol. oipaoo
got. N. Y.. riaht guard on therYaie
i’airetflty football ma Ian tall. in:

 

 

4 .

. mule- aatd: ”The alterlfl pointed hia

low

,Thclaoondwitnaaatl, John ,
who who at the tithe o? the airlle .5;

by
the aheriii. who ordered them'to dia-
perae. hiahaia protested thatthey were
hreahlng no law. whereupon one oi the
devotion nabbed
which he (the wring-
and tore it in halvea.

mural” at their me and anon at at.
and one atruolt John Bottle twice with
hia gun, cutting hie head and breaking
hiaarrnin tnopia‘ch. ‘i‘henliurhu
Jonah oi Went liaaiaton renter-tram
with the aherlii. aarlaa that he could
ita- the peace without" using any
weapons; that he had roulidme in on
and would let its mam: through the
atreeta oi hia borough an much an we

. The eherll and hia Milan
than boarded the can. and we marched
on toward Lattirner."

Wlineaa war In the rear oi the crowd
when the, ahooting By the
limithereu'hed the front the ahootiag
hadended. ileuu'teudeadrnenand
a another oi wounded lying in the road.

Ber. Father Richard Aunt. the motor
of at. Stanleluus’ Poliah .‘athoiio
church. at Haaleton. chairman oi the
nroaecuting roan-litter. war nailed to
more that many at the ail-there were
ahot in the bark. tie raid he hart ex.
amined a number at the dead, hut could
not tell in detail what their wounds
aere. lie had hurled ti oi the dead and
looked after a number a! tit» Wounded.

Rev. i‘ari Hatter-r. outer or the
latheran niturvh ut Freeland. untitled
that he had examined net/oral. and
[wood all of them new rhnt in tiw side
or; in the hawk.

Mun-g at a. hawthorn.

Charlea (literati. nrlnt-ioai oi the Lat-
timer at-hooi, lovated alum Ito ynrua
from the Icem- oi the ail-mung and,iti
lull view oi all that tools plow on “W
erentiui 10th or tic-memo" Hi lattimer.
laid he who learning neutral. when ho
heard‘ an unuauai not-r. and. going to
the window; he round that a rtumhw or
mine ”unen- allghtittx from an
eieetrit- car. 'i'hw were Sher-iii Martin
and bin deputlea.

Nina (Mylo. hla nuiflani. niao which.
ed them. and «mm their attention wua
thua riveted the mantle rushed tor the
door and got outairlr. He raw tho dop-
utiea line up acmm the mud. and then.
not Iatilllcd with tho militias. they
moved over to the aide oi the road and
(armed there. with rifle-a ready. The
atrlherl were by thin time coming over
tltebrowoia hill-ornaMormyarda
away, were marching aotne live
or six abreaat. and were quiet and or-
derly. Withers wold not no that they
carried any weapons. They approach-
ed alowiy, and an they drew near the
aharidadvanrmi tomeet them. Mite
reached the tint man a doaen or no
formed a aort oi haii circle around hint.
lie did not hear the aherlit any any-
thing, nor did he are hila read any pa-
per. A minute alter the line Brat atop.
mi tints behind malted ahead to and
what wan suing on, and got ahead of
tho aheriii. ,

ahat northern aa Ihay Ian.

at that W one oi the devotion
lit-roped out at the line and advanced
with tear it oat-ea, aaithe I'm”—

ENGRAiIlllG. ‘ .
too I
\VEDlilllil _.

ttvntnott

.5. Mimi... rut.
aalleutatdaanreiopta. their»
an quality fid moat artlatte

my

$8

nearly” u. cant. laaa than
mod-almanothn lnthlo

Qty.

non whims“. non.
MI. , _
Weddingwnrh'ioidrd and in-
aartad in envelop. “that"
extra charge. Other can“
Mammal: cheap.
Wealae mate a arterial prim
on

BILLING
CARDS

Plat-andhilcarda. t .15
u u u” u i.“
Adda-on Oarda. ll cute a
llnaaatra.
Wharapiataialurnirhad:
mount. manta
mentor. ”ante

it;

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EVENING
gamma.
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tug to lean the other denutiea. where-
onen one awaited, "ii you do not come
huh. we will about you too.” The [civg
hack into litre. and alutoat
immediately alter the witneaa heard a‘
ahot. it eatur train the left oi the line
at devalue. A W! later two more

family in the luxury ot a coadweehiy any
payer and a quarterly marine oi Irma.
You an art hoth at that publication with
alaaataiihuryaigeadaarelaiarfiwm

ahotawmared.aodthaaeantethel

roam like a oath of
wanton on Ar anon the
volley war and the atrthere ran In all
directlona. and a mat many at them
run toward the achoolhouae. Between
the road and the arhooihouar ii men
fell. atrarlt down by ahota tired otter
theroiley. leaawoneaianahotand
killed while tannin; at full noted at a
“and, ot III hide iron: the road.
11.. drooling continued tor homo two
or three winner. the witneaa did not
are any at the mile- team tho line
er the atrikern to ahoot

,. . I
thmaadthe-d
WWI awldar
nqadaahhrtauitaatethetaateaaiua
udua-aaatanltareaadtelaautatthaaaar

rail-had. mute-m

“aura-amen“. m
a
Mutant-am

. “terminal-manual)-
“hm-adaatlithragengiaatoualrhrtha
Itttwritartaitaeaareaaai-aaithatt

“WWW“

Season-“ilk easy ,

ed 318. $20. 522
you’ll come soon.

lions in suit
lot of broken

meant to sell for that.

we want you to have.

. ,1 *4; ”‘ :1, “if , I.“
donors were put on» W
store. Smoothie

.50 and.
high as 525. put them together and marked
each 515. All sizes in the combined lines if

‘°“‘~*‘“““Wtc¢bzthus " ‘ ,
‘55- $750. $10, $1 5_

' In overcoatlines. we’ve taken 1 lot of
the finest coats iii. the store. that were mark»,

in some cases. as

Some of _tbe SK and $18 overcoats,
from broken lungs. are marked $10I
Frtces are equally liberal. A
mes oi the in her priced suits

traits. A lot oilli and 12 sultsare 310.
Some good all-wool suits are here for as
' little as $7.50 though they were never

Reduc-

Tbe earlier you come. the inore certain
you are of finding what you want and what

nntooarorrr. court.
‘Ooeo lender. trim and Datum: anotm

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um... "
Old Gold and Silver.

Opera Home Block,

- ' PURE—:WTEJLoA'r‘mc.
Nothing enters into the monui’actuteoi' Fairy Soapbot the

Wandhqtmterialsknowutothetoapmnker’a
art and that money can buy.

The loan of. the century

Soldeverywherelnoaequailtyaudtltmeconrenlentalata.
i'ortitetoiiet,bathaudiaundry. ,
unamummaaa ntaa flu.

Old Gold or Slim-r oi any kind; old broken or tiint'lflk‘i
‘ Watch-at, i'halnu, Jewelry. Hpmnu. run, in any mndition.

FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY AIOUIIT,

. .-._ Ina-«v

A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler.

Norwnlk. Conn

 

ilooitdreenina has Men reduced tv

aurh an exact antenna in tho big met
ropolltnn hanita that the rierlta are er
ported to atrihe a rot-rm halanre a
the clone oi each day's work, no matte
ii the tnnraetlona run into the mil
lion: oi dollarr. When the hoolia iai
to halance. the whole tom 0! the haul
iannttoworh todiarover theerrot
and no clerk rtarta ior home until i
in diamond. whether it anunmta it
two cents or 32,000. Generally a qua!
tet- at an hour will hrina the initials
to light. but mime: the hunt i
horn on late into the night.

Such a march are being oodtlttetat
hrn New York haul: ioeatedintherl
unity oi Wail atraat. Forty-Ire rent
were aiming. At t o'rioelt not a true
oi the arraat turn had been diameter“
lilonerwaaaantia iorthewholature
¢from an adloiaing mutant. and at:
sa‘ halt an hoar’a rent the atareh wa
sag-ta taken an. lildatght nae. ho

atill no clue. to aanolwiehta and rota
were med.

”nun!" aairl a clerk. "The lliaat
National people are mull loath
too. Carla they're in the lane hon.

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ion. one at the banks had paid the
titer iortyJiw renin too murh. M a
ilttli hali a hundred tnen had work-
d ior nine harm. and the real-eh waa
nly ended then herauae a bright r-lerh
oticing the light in the hanh mite.
hrewdlr gun-ed the tartar. hunted try
he nah slip, and iii-corned the error.
~ilaroer'a Round Table.

The term of aerenteen article» on
’ie atatea oi the Iiiddle Wort. which he-
at in Harper’s Weekly dated January
9. and will he continued regularly tor
err-rel months. will maize new Meade
or "The Nation's Journal.” so until
union! and determined elort hart re-
ontlrheentnadehyaneriodiouito
ire the world the iaeta concerning
‘tia tarmat auction at the country.

would”... i.
”Milne ..
the WW}...

fnot airaid to meet the I
the to (railed canal laane, hat
a greater inane now hem?

,thia; state. 'i'wo week» are ' -

'nrotniao to he a contract“: .

. tiou of improving the atate’a ~
said. but now the inane before,

lerr who whether or not the

Kerr York aliottld lie (:0th

doctrine oi the tree millage

Senator Murphy. by hla with h! '

the Teller reaolutlon. had, ‘ t

the great notation of the (all ;

Voters would not forget it.

not elect a silver Democrat

Staten senator. They would

Worthington a gold Iiattdanl i

an to sustain the administration

liaru McKinley. ’

The ennui commie-ion hill pallet”,
nauemhly by a vote of 77 to

vote won a «trinity party one. ..

the cane oi Assemblyman W

New York. a mum union -. v

an, who voted with the 0mm. train}

partition to the governor’s hill. »
Mr. McNulty of New York '

in the aenate a bill to provide ' *

grand exhibition in that city in

commemorate the creation 0!.

New York. it proridea for a” .

ment to consist of 12 w...

front the borough and 13 Ml.

atate. ’ a .

Ioartlt CIaaa ran-arid
Warnington. Fen. i. -— Fourth
mtmaetera have been W
ioilowa: ' ”,
New Janey -— Everlttetown. I}.

Warn.

Pennsylvania — Avontnore. I. ~.

Pearce; Kintnararilie, ’

- Adamo.

Connecticut -- Aahiord.
Peck: Hop River, Herbert 1!.

him York-Bridlflwn, R. c. .
t‘lochriile. George c. Way: tart"
dun. E. i}. Faireltild: fauna.

1). Kennedy; Liverpool, George!
Lyattnder, George I. m:
“cores it. Smith; m
noundy: Shaneatelea Mo.‘ AM
,ltetcharn.

Widen. m. '05. t~fl1fl t«~,.
lent Slur ‘ i luau M ‘
rily and [chore the ioiiowlng .
Willem: WORM.” ..
Jill: I. C. Cliahmah. "‘
(Janitor, Waterbury: 1'. . *
Dewy; John iloae. Daahary;
onourhe. Bridgeport. and J' .
neiiy. New Haven. flew ,-
mtmltteti to the League, ',
decided to nurchaae the i .

centennial convocation 0! ll! _
«banter o! ltnynl Arch m a
towing alum were re-eleotaid: M
John Webb. Jr. (louvernanrf ’ ;
orient; ll. 1-1. John W. Pam. 1‘ ,
lyn. depot}: it. E. Julep. A. -‘ '
itocheater. kins: it. E. J. Han“* ‘
non. New York. acrihe: B. B. ,
ii. Ruaa. Albany. treaanrt-r: It. ‘
Chriatonhar 6. Fox, Buflalo. mm

“m I". m

Middleton, N. Y.. m t-l'h
harna oi James L. Price and ID \
blooded cattle have been burned L.
tloahen. Tho lire in believed to
been oi lnrendiary main, and
(inborn. on employee oi Prior, UM”
naked oermiaaton to alaro in ma or
barns, wan nrreated anon alter the
about live miles iront the lunar; "
was discharged for lack or evidence.

‘ War In aloe-atr- Var lean.
uadrid. Belt. t.-—'i'he coat 0! the
ban war from Primary. to
of 11W in Mllciaiiy eatintated at
at. more the arrear- the»
ssh“. traaaury. antenna“ h

Iatah My m
flinghamton. N. 1.. M l.» , ‘
nilht deatrond lite plats It .
hamton Match annually. “the
991,000; innurance. M

Tummmngv ‘

Twenty peraona were
nuhquaheaaturmlaw ,

Colonel liar-hall l. 1

to be .

oithearmylythe 1

Edward limo! ‘
aeteetedtoaaeoardthalia‘ ”
w.'lenmoatlie ‘