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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 24, 1901 · page 3

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Adelhé
one will in

diamond has purchased a
hesitates than. is quite fast.
noble that the animal will be
one speedway tomorrow after

'L"c M’flme since the 316,000

Itra’ I. ah sass. started, the

' in the ,v:ot'(lha'riot a' in
brine. the central: rs, have struck.
The, olbim that about “0 is- owed to
each clan.- ,
t. 541‘.W‘L:'

lint taillights mbrnln: on the
Lag; c. l-(e will be absent“
I ,. visiting his mother
. otI‘ r‘*relatiyes in Adore. County
Limerick

Tfilfifl‘kflflfl 70L L‘WNOEI
more in a pint of Devoe s Gloss Car-
risked? Hillbilly in others-Millers why
they Ifw bdr louder: Extra weight

. Sold by Coin-
doggy: 995”?"

‘r' loll iii

LL ville sun ay sch
LLLL’LL'm .

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Joe Walcet hand Joel: Bonner for ill-

ecuglii

noon:

”Company F, Third regiment. 0. N. am

Th9 bell

cot-ailceolcyegd
Later lunch and
ed on the sands.
night-0m
engine used by E. N. Sip
i nboring an arts
it fibril Willi, l

visit B‘uflaio this sampler and takes
box climactic (III

belt in In '
ton Point today.
it: idealist-b cor-

'olockI thin“

, ,_ d ,, rack bone
a lithium the slith-
a musical,

is or did“ Rayllaild
There was a lair-

er and tails
conceit nrthe
House last event a.
sized audience. , ,

lsador Aiexande.

oi L80uth NIoeralLk
was one or

the u fortunate ones --yea
terd8§ While driving" between Siam
#13wa his horso dropped dead.
he lilial "no signs oi! sick-
alias previou it. up“: is thought to
have been oydrcohid by the heat.
6m

The nomination of Andrew C. Racine
oi Killingiy, to be first lieutenant of

boring been disapproved by Colonel
Thayer and Bandiemnerai Frost re-

ctlvol y n disapproved by
to . commendable-cold

Mrs. John H. Wade, of Bridgeport

[formerly of South Norwalk. is visiting

William Wade and family. in Cleveland

Ohio. Colonel Wade will leave for

that place this week. and on the re-

ittulrh will stop at the Buifalo Expos-
on. qI

A is pr‘ty or sports are contem-
lilatibi i‘ to Bridgeport Friday
ill ght a one the bozo exhibit
a lit]! our the” re.‘ It is"

under the one ices o! the Royal (toll
and Athletl cub. The main card in

teen rounds.
Lil

Westport this afternoon. in lieu of the
which fit on n-
AtaM til

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findiyegmghruhfdaghfiihmmeat Its
ma e e nose A a r a so
in ‘ialdiot ottticilstfg muefn'mosonis
an n on ii
'ti‘ib‘ tlelteti willl all!
issued every.day in the week .
Sun betwddh Ansonl

alter he
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, mod» at! the South Norwdilt ,
' M iii; Bunday school will so do ,
.speeial trolley cars to Stamford and

trends stilt uses. with
“shields “er corners. lined viith

‘noh. olive or rus-

h: o All

Hsodsnine decorative Loads Add L
dleworlt needs st‘ ”Kill {WWW

Art tIiIciItiIng bursa
lair shins. was 7

Stamped linen centers. best quality:

22-,inch worth 85c——12%e.
lunch. worth Elie—40¢. , .

10-inch worth Ito—he. 'L

lnen: ray-cloths. worth the".

. »' I;
it! .
2... Are you 9. Bundle? it you are. —-39LLLh point bursitu scarf‘s worth we

lrish nolnt doilles. worth We to 86¢ tip

—-a

Germanium ”Pill worth loo-'36.
binghsd linen lunch cloths. worI‘:

JACOB RUDDER

ii iii»

.' vi 3.- {A
" bouts Maintstrditt. "

Painting Plilillli til.

nonsense it been
and' m a first-clash lnhInner.

For quotations inquire at L'aLny time

letwcen
Meals

The liliéILiLéLn’ a clean and cool 'lohcn youi

Use a
Gas Range

forlablc Thai’ 3 began» . ,
W ”HAT IS CGNCEle'ED
last when needed; and can be L

Turned offahaniooimt'o
, notice,-

‘L not ill)

, bricks. , ' ‘

 

L L mined editions. 21. '
' llic uranite vigorous: and disposal"

RY
Th” “Hill End" sale eri us some
to At astonis in: prices
of original price.
trimmed bats worth 313

1.95. "L

"LAs big savluus for men as for woe?
to. for children as for men.
Who's-Ail

alien's as and :4 shoes. black and
tan. some lows-48 20.

 

omen’s low shoes. douzola kid.
thnt liihther tips. worth 82-“;

All: low button and tie.

L prion heel tan shoes. lace or
not all dines. north AW

mirth 31‘. bit and 21.26. sla«
’d . .

"bolts. patent leather

' front, regular 31.25

mi

bookie lhat preserves the has ’*
once. raga or Sikh-38¢.

lib
gold plate. regular cool-45°.
Japanese tails. regular Mo to doc-L

 

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abode books are in this
ll Eli ii" sale. And priceswwell
tie the “Mill End" sort oi course.
ellni one: I.

3.
86an rare
“M

. Frederick Douglass. Mr. Tummy Dove.

tau shoes. narrow widthssgmummw‘n“ :11;

his in: contexts ilhoed, bnt- ,

ant leddb‘et the with? L

note or she ling silver and .

 

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, mite.
The Lmi of the house I: always calm. ‘

 

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salaried it range.

 

b0 L OtPflfiij-I

ovations-tonnesomeones.
Peculiar Tpre of Defense Iibrtars
Reinstall he Ohilvlan.

Fort Wright at Fishers island "which
has a battery oi’ dynamite mortars will
be one at the onset defenses “acted
by the recent cincial rocommendaaonsw
approved by Secretary of War Root to

> abandon this spectacular feature in the

coast defense system of the United
States. This means the naesiiln' ot a
peculiar t we of deionse and when the
doom or the slant; sounded, as will
be the case in a months. the coun-
try' a fortified ion sydtem Will be made
up of the st stupid tire suits and
those of larger calibre, backed up by
submarine mines and tLorpedoe's.

For the past ten years or tooth there
has hen an annual appropriation {or
the construction oi! dynamite dun but
torios and at the present time the
main dolenses of two or three import-
ant harbors are composed of tons of
this particular type. A great amount
a! money has been invested in the
dynamite gun. but it has yet to give a

a matter or fact it is not a
dynamite sun. for it
or intended that it shoot dyna-
lt is a oneurnatic ““3: iii-log
charges of wet gun powder. hen it
W31 first. introduced into the serylcc
th as ”dos considerabld nsbspape r coo.

“W6! nev-

L sip about tli ‘3dimmllte" min and“ the

i

‘ departinent belly adopted that slime

or .i There! elm than}: iii
or Lsiieptiiiiillm in tile ”troy regard?
in: the value of such a weapon and
urlna the past“ year there have been
mimt‘i smudge! ts ivo’rth.
trials “rs-ulna no dtlbfiiotorll
tail themes-d or 0 miles , “all foitifiLsII
«sum: this book title” matter lichen .
trims-Inland lit obtain

 

L hm iii "Stile dynamite:
bottom:A as, become obhol old: by
t '

' tact that neither the arniy nor the no

single demonstration of “flu” Allh‘v‘lu. w“ the wank,“ or- he" a“

 

Sleuth Wolds. hits and Times at
arcsret Deland
59¢ ,

w.

to
.T. DoWitt 'i'alinage. lie-

is As it hi. a. W burnout.

finitely besutilul pastels and tuned
“ is pictured. some in color, worthf
£31.50 to bib 0~9b¢
Pictures with fancy sold Iranian. (in
easel. worth iIliLlc‘ dud stifled . a
A table. tilled with out elm art pot-1L
tery. brtosibrsc. and so on; lirtlstlc
and rich, 56 less than marked price.

Hundreds or fancy decorated dishes,
match

cups and saucers
blast dishes
Kgbfidmfi dishes

Worth 81. lib to At. 50 dozen-4e each.

Plain white and printed plates~—3c
each. _.
HDUGLFURNIBHINGB.

“Daisy" 2 burner oil stoves, iron
hunter—59c. .

16 to 26c
, pudding pans

' funnels

cakepans

since pans
‘dipbérd‘:

pitchers

small coiled pots

tucked o
" 00“er it
W

. bores. worth A8. A10 ii it till " L

tine satin stripping. lace trimmedo
. sale price. ililc pair.

nets. lace “53‘1“!le .

d Mm
drawing ribbon;
cihl. 64in.

lacs trimmed; 60c.
sets. straight front, $1M
straight iront .

c a ‘ ' "
Ladles’ white lawn shirt wattle.“
rolll trimmings, solid '

tilnmer corsdt season to Liners} .2
uniniorcorsets are also here; the ro‘j
or. right limit:- “PM - ‘

uracil and at hill 6 cost. -

n"Elbow Queen," superior qu‘ality
obj“

Bummer corsets in plain and galley
top and ghetto

with e . and
regular’prlce 5c;

Empire corsetsL in Castillo and hilt.

Thomson’ s glove fitting summer cor-I
‘ lourdnhand tie , I
Mail’s bat Lwiiid

Batiste corsets iiL'l dlirerent lengths,
OI " and colorings. 26

 

 

at 10¢ each. '

Gray enameled mugs. shimmers. “
pudding pans. trays, sauce-pans, etc--
So

5 and We
sell: boxes
towel rollers
trowels
fruit jar tunnels. .
. at so each. it

cl lb and differs widely from the old
no clue of throwing a shell titled with
,wLet Liam powder. it is an interesting

‘vy had had any success with lineumatic '
or dynamits gnu batter the. The pho ;
nomenal failure of the iijbvy s dynamite -
ship"; the tVeoi’ivioti. was one or the tea. ‘

threw: 1.119,
with its tile gum 33min?
ed to Santiago under the! annotation ,
that it would create tremendos havoc
on the Spanish detention. it iosd vI
{other lbiid o't dynliniite . or railir 3w t j
gun cotton, into the (gm on the bills;
before Sdni i880 and be .war cobresi I
pendent”: se i. odlh‘miis and columns to ‘
their papers describing the terrible ox-
ecutlon oi the guns.

All the execution that Ifies done ‘
however was to burrow ’sh ow holes
into theL ground where the explosives
struck,not a single brick being knocked

from place. as far as could be learnéd‘m

The Vesuvius had the Spaniards in a .
constant state of, terror and the moral
éllect of her bombardment Was icon- .
slderable. One of the great unw-
bth to the effectiveness of the sti
s. ,
These were firmly. planted in parhll‘e'l
row Dialectic into the hit at a slight ;
angle above. 't e’ decks. They serial;
immovable. and thus it was impossibib‘"
to tire thorn with accuracy. ,, .
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RURAL MMLEVILB. .
m
Postmaster General binlthfitops Dhliv.

An order has bee
master General
free delivery 0

"on as companies. one

 

 

enough just now.- ,

A, nebular price is 50 cents
merit. and Lrealizinc it, we have in l»
line at this price as high o (is
satisfaclom in eveni resoect of
abitu to secure. . -. ,
The results of 0qu silo is

”his ‘salilsiactom We his so ‘-

 

 

 

 

polls 0 this order is to
do it

. i"
at they

Iw send dr‘u ii
' eisL-Limslltis which ill, “in“L

 

 

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