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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 25, 1901 · page 4

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d to declare the strike

2 oi one. however. until
of the national

mglamation

when: of st ice. 2

‘ r prices $3.98. $50.3
said“

lid ‘ ‘ 2 .
tories will now t eat with the m... in. rt; Wills! Suits, WW0“ ll . '

divlduelly. rehir hem they ohoose
and accordins‘ta huh more all they
~ see lit to impose. he strikers who are
unable to secure rk may receive iin~
nuclei aid from the local trade unions.
. President Thomsrsn says the failure
”u “2, Ozone of the strike is due largely to the fact
that the strikers did not receive as

. all i ~ .,
. . 22 on on o‘ and? r

. c um nicotine in the Amount. "“222 2° 2‘2se2m2
a mid uminllrduoolotte m on the 18‘3"“ ’1‘” ”WWW“ " 'c n 2

. . and memorized oods inf
.‘ 22210280272”; 2312222212213 “1‘{:“:&2c‘ nded cessation 9‘ T“"“""°l‘° =20 much financial support from the Amer- g ’

W

lean Feedration of Labor as was ex reduated on bottom, a very d2" '
g at pink Mill blue 311mg re- . it r‘ecitelt that the Act of April l2 W 2 t1) i 2 . ' ' 3. smurf
one a: a hunch a; we... HM .1900 (Otherwise known as the Fol-alter as ”or “Y n 8301] £222,222”;flag°,,§;g§:,°{,‘233l5“‘m About a dozen Childrens' White Dresses, ll new style
all]: of 321%“?! “22¢. 2‘82’we 2W2 2t 3.3 2232221221: ‘11:: 22212239231322? " NORWALK FMR declines to 14 years, at one-third less than regular prices
t3 , . on t . «e
if“ le‘ made of strips or the aheerest into operation a system or local tam Wed do Jul 3131901' THEFT 0" A BOAT CHARGED. Ladies Blue ond‘ Black Brilliantine Bathing Suits, fine to in;
bi outlets embroidery senereted by no to. Ballast the 222“ of “21202221“ .2 ‘19” yo . XL ,2, . 22 “am" Two M;;";"c’°n You"; Me" :rimnlemthuwhite braid finislsled wtil'lh sang; coils and
‘ strips of the organelle. The the .eo y rose u on so no a e .22 i2 . Mr...“ L." mem our-m- e, regu price 3.50,, is wee
» . ps 0‘ embroidery “mum-9 over president, the latter shall Issue 2 pro *’ ‘ A “ Two can on who live lit Morris Full Bleach: Table Dam ilk 00d wei lit 8 inches w a
32231223221120.5335 2:212:51; 223“: 2322:1222: 2:22:21 33:23: ‘i‘di‘niofi. Purses! $350 . Cove who: Argued last evenina o‘u All-linen Rosita Crush, reg/5o: finality, g ' 5 ‘
criminal ulna taffeta rib on that to glue the}: A”? “file“ the {6319192933 2 ~ . . f ‘2‘ 22222‘222’2K12ega‘fi“ 32222§B“‘AM2222 Willilna'llt‘ic Spool Cotton. zoo yard spook.
,. caught over the arms and knotted in as com a w h a renal-omen FACING AND ”GIVING. moat and Thoma Healer, of New Ladies’ Hematitched Handkerchiefs,
. b terfly have: The skirt is composed the W M 0“ “1W.“ WWW“ WW“ Haven The host Ens been kept at Bo ys’ and Girls’ Fine Ribbed Hose, 19:. qualit
‘ , M13292 £22222; 3;; $521323?! m 3:333:30!!le 311;: Bdlde‘l‘ldidlm 2:30 Class. 35150 Morris cm. on. summer and vector Ladies’ Fine Ribbed vests. lace trimmed, wort 19c.
l under mongrel“ ammonia” and h. '1fl‘herefore, I2, llisln McKinley Ffic—fopall .... . 5150 l‘efiftltghgrlgm23383123133333: Men’s Grey Shirts and Drawers, use. quality y,
knotted a the hack in a quaint little President 0! the Uhitéd States in D!" W R, t [‘1 $50 Mr. new. one “the owners [gnawed Printed Lawns, Dimities and Crinkled Seersuckers, tag at, .
i‘lsld bow. 223223 22.123022;L‘lmgginfiughggf ago" ace' an“ 03 ' after them in a launch and ordered prices 131/; and Isck. " .2 "
'A butter cup dance gown was an mention, do hereby issue this my pro NAT‘ONAL 7333303220" RULE“ 223‘” .122gf‘éignag‘fng2:282°;222222ng£ soo dozen Tin Top Jelly Tumblers, the dozen,

that its name Implled a bright attrac clitiilitidon, and do declare and make Car load of Mao n’s Fruit Jars, quarts or pints, the dozen " ‘ 69c.
live little affair or yellow organdlo knew unit a 01"“ ”fitment ‘0’ Butrrmco; IO Per- Cent. 2:: 2222223222 ”93322232313: 2,?- 5oc. Lace Trim d Corset Covers. We’ve secured another 25

P00 too a so am d In ac- , .
all? ‘i‘ifih‘llldl. ngdnynevl‘g‘r’gmgi‘e: cor. cog. wltlhathg Brill... dream said Enid“ will elm My 24- mile“ 0“ "‘6 ”W8" 0‘ ”3"“ “We“ “m” 3W

hiltercup blossom wlihnve round over Act of congress,

_ so the topic

2 card oi militia in the
M "Root expects
h__w,ith the state

i the West. It is
plain the proposition
« l for legislation
.e attempted at the
OfCougress. It is the
militia mere di-

le ontrol of the

“ ‘ The present
Certain re illlcnts
led by, o core of

" he soldiers

- president
’service; regardless

72 aries or state an-
*' ampmcnts are to be
where the militia of
' 3

TC'

- lam E Cramel, the
door of the Milwau-
bill, now well along to~
helical year, discusses
ral vivacity the ques—
lle a c at which a mall
c rom business His
subject were on" ~
declaration of Mgr
icago, who said that

0 get through when
on old. Mr. Gramer
$29 of at Milwaukee
no years old, who

at turning over the

sol to the viccaprew

gscycuty three, and
-29 is sixty, will take
' plate :Mr'.
. ophnjlhilc
ve~iahd he
are lightly—says
e no age fixed for
from business.
2 re is Auch a pcr~
not ask some‘
ll he wants. to

it com 2533 ,

n as rigged up a
polled by a forty
gasoline motor,
“ .. {or a home for
‘ : wile during
T9‘9 bout the coun-
you not? has been re-
i h ouse, to

2 n obsciwatiou
.2. latlorm at um
mu dud by large
roll m the rear.

yilll mounted on u
the Millie

butteroun blossom with live round trim
med with Valencienos ontreoux.
These are caught up to a square neck-
on yoke of yellow taffeta that are lit
ernlly eclipsed by tiny overlapplnn
frills of Valenolennes. Those contin
lied straight across over the arms to
give the afloat .of shortsieevoe.

The skirt was a filthy affair, skirt
over skirt. three in all made of tho
orgaudle fashioned in this way so as
to give no “mandating dare, The
imperialist an .vlitsf‘t lii‘m‘lilod around!)
with frills of the lace festooned In
scallops. and above this inlets 'ol the
Valenciennee eutre dleux The sash
ribbon and how was‘ of yellow green
taffeta just the color of butter‘cup
greens. All of these little trucks are
quite short, showing. almost: variably
the curve of the knee; Colored socks
lino itookinl‘rs drill; black patent loath
or ties laced with eo‘lrosponding shade
gt ribbon are seen a great deal on ohIl.

roll.

M .

B'l‘EEL STRIKE DEVE' RMENTS.

'- “Ildlcetions that Welleviiie Forces Will

Work With Non~Un|on Men.

developments of on. last twenty- [our
home indicate that the colhpaoy‘ s forc-
es at Wellsvllle are slowly accOmpiIeh
in; their intention of operating the
plant With nonunion men Yesterday
afternoon and last night a number of
new men succeeding in eluding the
strikers and getting inside the works
and before toda is over a fourth mill
is expected to e in Operation. The
situation at Wollsvillo is acute and
there is no doubt the condition of of
falls there, with the rumored injunl:
tlon proceedings, caused President
Shaffer to make his mysterious trip
to that place yesterday. It is believed
that his mission was to prevent any
possible cause for the Interference of
the courts by Improsslng on the strik-
ore the importance oi remaining order
ly Manager Brookman of the Wells
ville plant today said thatgevery mill
In the plant would be running full
handed by next week. v r
A't McKeesport all remains uuletxln
43%? vlolnlty of th e DeweeW ‘20“! .plull
o stllkers seem now alino t convin-
ced that no effort will he made to start
the mills In the near tutu e. The do
clarutiou of gig‘y’or liBlnclé t night
"that he" Mill! lit permits. kitties in
tile Idlo mills or allow the city police
to guard the company's‘xirouertyshne
caused a sensation and the mayor
awakened this morning to find himself
the meat popular man in western Penn
sylvnnia with the mill strikers. Hun
dreds of mill workers from“ Homestead
and Duquesno Joined the McKeosporl
workmen this morning in a procession
to the mayor's cities to thank him for
the stand taken. 2

MM! Will. Kit-l. WORMS. 2 .

A Cheap Iand s'lmgle Way of Preserv-
lug th e lm Trees.

Dr. William ii. Rider tells“ The Den-
only News of the success he had sullen
at years ago in ridding his old: trees
gt worm: syn... use of oir-aiecked limo

ollovlus that the knowledge of such a
cheap and easily anniled remedy ‘vmi
loud many people to aid in the work
of savior the hundreds of handsome
elm I‘ll all one now being left to the
destruction of the worms. .

It was during a previous Invasion or
the worms that Dr. Rider made his ex-
perineum with the limo. The worms

livers swsrl‘nlus down the tree trunks
. Wthetfi d stile, lies

1) 000‘
libli slid they were quickly killed
ileum season his trees were «our...

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Plr'rsnuuo ,illly 25~Steol strike}

bluff-es from the worm post While treat“

And i do (urther declare and make
known that the legislative assembly
of Porto Rico has enacted and not In-
to operation a system of local taxation
to meet the necessities of the govern
meat of Porto Rico,

“In witness whereof l have hereunto 2
set my hand and utilised the seal otthe ‘

United States to be affixed

(Seal) Done at the City of Wash
ington this twenty-fifth day of July.
In the year of Our Lord. one thousand-

uinehundred- and one and of the halo _

pendenoo of the United States the
one hundred, and- twentyelxth.
"il‘f LLIAM McKlNLI‘lY
"By the President: David J Hill
acting secretary of State. "

BARN AND HORSES BURNED.

PUTNAM. J uly zit—«A fire alarm was
rung yesterday morning at little after
2 o’clock for a blaze in. the born of Jo
seph Maynard on Bullock street. Quick

action on the part of the fire depart

ment saved the Maynard residence.
The barn was destroyed. two horses

aburned, several wagons and a (identity.
at bay; Loss $1500 llow‘ the fire or-
glgiuated Is a mystery.

Miss Prittyw‘i'ou’d never dream'

what a lot of proposals we had.
Miss Jenna—“Perhaps not. but ill
wager you've dreamed most of them

In Real Esllll rill!

A textile manufacturing Industry
about to lay a new plant, employing
not) bands which will shortly be in
creased to 1,000 (male and female) Is
open for propositions from town or city
authorities for building site. erection
of mill and other inducements. Ro~

qulrod location: New England. where ‘

local labor supply is abundant. Must
be convenient to water transportation.
Address

CHARLES AUSTIN BATES.

Vanderbilt Building.
new Y‘ORK.

R E P20 in?”

or will CONDHION 01h .

The 0in Nat loll] an

AT SOUTH NORWALK,
in the Stale of Connecticut, at the close of
bu In Jul ”.1001. ‘

ll Oils, y ) E601! RCFS
[loans and di un
Overdraflsne‘gl‘l’redm and humour»
U .boulle to secure circulation.
Bmllurmurltloa
”turtle nkh'llllOllIB. furniture and all
Doom mm National Banks, (not

Duolgnhhw walls and Bankers .
Duo wro‘m approved reserve ag-

‘lnlfli‘h'ltl Revenue lit-m i ‘
checks and other will {an . llammi
blowout other National nulls llolloil
Relational paper currency, nick-
el‘selldceuts.10ll.0;l
hound mouoy reserve In bank. '

saline 0
I will
06,000.“)
loam 17
lumen

u 401 in

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32% l

l Will-louder notes 8'04000
M ' ' m‘lellnmn
Redemption fluid with U. h.
liner cent. of clleuill- . .
ion 0?). ’ 2 2 mm
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Trust o.

A General Bacillus Business
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All Cheeks Collected at For
lhroulilleul the yelled Sluice.

Accounts of notebook. Manufac-
totals and Individuals
solicited.

EDWIN O.K

Vlced’rssldent,’
CHARLES E. HOEI‘ '

Nilufll‘.

RICHARD H. a? £3? proudest.

Broken Lots,

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a.

simmer" .
Underwear

290 ‘

All 50cand'75'c values.

-wwm ._.

l.‘ fill/I’ll Sill.

Clothiers. Tailors,
HattersFllgm'shers.

:80 Washlndfon Strut ‘
~ ~50. Namath.

When it can he done at so small a
cost, why not protect yourself? For

32.10 you can insure Your Furniture. 2 '
. and Household Goods in a Dwolllng

House tor three years, usainst loss or
Danielle by Fire or Lightning. to the

for a larder sum.

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amount of $850 and in that proportion .

Taylor6< Golden 2'

bonds of 8500 can .Tho boat is valued
at about $700. “One of the young men
who took the boat out claims that it
has been left in his charge this sum~
mer and that he had the privilege. glv~
on by one of tho proprioims, to use it

when he wished.

 

W A “NAME" 300! lllll TI'OllS., the boat. They ere released under Plain Cambric Corset Covers, high neck, felled seams, regulait'gc.

price 12%;, at .

Ladies’ Fine Cambric Umbrella Drawers, lace trimmed, toga“ ‘

ular price 75c, now

Last Week of Free Crrlyon Portraits.

cursi-

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Hmnslvorumd LIKE OUR GOODS

THERE IS NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS.
_\ SPLENDID COFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE,

FANCY CRACKERS.

. '- '» HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

Oranges, Bananas. Peaches. Pineapples, Peas, w... Beans, Lettuce Beets, Blackberries, To- .
mstoes, Waterinelons. Muslmlelons, etc.

2 We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices.
Have you seen our hypnotic offer, call and be in the swim. '

 

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Only a few more days to guess on our Jar oi Beans, so come and try your luck.

Just think of it: 7 Bars of Fine Laundlu Soup for 25 cents and
a chance to win a Barrel of the Best Flour.

Contest will Close Friday. July 26’. 1901.

‘ 2 ”Watch for our low} Price Sale, Bellilluioll Saturdall oi this week E

RELIABLE chooses.
TELEPHONE CALD r33-6.

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can Flirt us WHITE nose noun

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