Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 27, 1901 · page 2

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LIGEE SHIRTS
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MEN AND Dors.

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NP WAISTS.

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0 days and Saturdays. .

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LADIES” NDDkaAR

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PR LINEN.

TIES AND new
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SILK ANP WASH GOODS.

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LADIES AND MISSES:

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LADIES’DNDERWDAR
TRIMMDD wrrn LACE AND
EMBROIDERY .

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LAoEs AND ENRRDIDRRIES
. in
_ JACONET AND; swiss.

. sage, to any other person.

‘ share would nvc

‘ in

r my commiiud offers Dhe notion

as a. Fourth oi July present. flow-that
nioéshg‘o Admiral: as yo J;now, lids
caus‘hd much criticism. ~ or that writ
tori D 'you or at your dictation?" « I .

”No. the moorings was written by a

1 . member of my stuff; I don t clonrly r

olloct which ~

I approved the mililflllg’ll
however.

III. at tho time that it no
“ to communicate to the
loci that. Cor-
dostroyod, nIIIIIlI

. yi‘. o Collin was on the
bench? was slnli no. and all hands were
Inciting every cll'ort to save this ycsscl
fur the government

“I gave no: further Dhought or hitch
tion to the messnko other than to Rs
sure payscli thnt the outcome of the on-
sacrament should be communicated to
tho Nuvy Department at the omiios‘it
praotlcahlo moment. 1 must say it l

- hurl dictated the message myself I

should have expressed the facts diner
aptly Anywsy. It Is a most trivial
Insttcr. and is not onth a women’s
consideration; and i want you distinct-
ly to understand that whlls I should

. have cont o diilorcnt messugo. if I had

either dictated it or hur had time no
Dive the message more consideration
I am not attempting In the least to
shift tho responsibility for this mos
I read it
dud, unproven it, and accept the full ID-
sponslhillty for! t.

, ”As to the blockade ~Schley had in
stltutodwd-ld it moot your approval of
what A blockade should he?"

"Now you are touching on u slihiobt
which 'I do not want to discuss; I Will
shy howevcri that the blockade which
I established upon my ulrlimi osscntl
sily differed from the mm which Schloy
had Institutcd I would ruther not say
’anythlng maroon onrthn’t' 'su‘btlccl: ” ‘
Although thh ’A’fllllli‘i’ll was evidently

' ~ rcluctnnt to further discuss the sub

No Juiv dullness

- days prior to- my arrival.
oiliclsl information that I have‘ on this, .

:leut he did audeor course. I was
not an. eye witnnsa to tho bloclruilc
us it was maintained during thé few
The only

subject is contained in tho lithium] roe
ordi! tovwirichnyou and every one chic
may hdvo 'oiocoss for tho usklnig'. I did
Illndolt expodlohtwhowovcr,‘ shortly h.
tor my arrival Ito issue on order ct
Dloolrs'de' distributlhgotho torca’ln a
rui-circlomwlth the sntrs'ncc to. the

5.» harbor all rlho‘ centre, with o radius oi

six miles In the day limo" morn lender

. radius at Might

“Atté‘r hlthli‘lt‘i-d
discovorlnlt'tholr skittles t is rod!
u6 Wu‘sirdscroasod in manual Ni ii

- allotted with lion soilroh light lightin

lull! all that limit ‘

 

£th ‘liIllt rios anti ._

- ’0lll‘fl';

mun dra your own conclusions."
”ODD ct or thin Admiral, Rea: Ad
mhcl Schley in ’“rtcrcnt

vatl ns 0* other,

. Dy eight per cont of the dumugc don
. the Spanish ships slid rocolvcd fifty
four per cent of tho ilnluxios sustoiuod

by the blockcding squadron I"

l

foctly ti‘u

urns are unimport3’iit
how what I sold liélolo. that the Block
iyn did excellent work in the haltlo.

o éxsht in;

Dri‘ticiséa tho nicoklyh otcoht for
Initial mcvcmont u movement which

Routhwnid.
an error of Judgment i ,II)
to my unyihihg more on iii n. suhiort "‘

"Ono of onn captains Contain Ev

on the bridge otitho top of the tuner.

“Evans may have (lonc co." How
ever, tho propcr position tor

vossol from within us well as without
The tactical value of the captain's lilv

protoct that life. but. horn personal ron
to the- vessel.

the fact thatxconning ton era are unl-
vcrsally fitted on nil ships that one do

oi’ huttlc.

during the bombardment of San III or
I was standing outside the connin

from within tho conning toch us wcl
as from without
Joooh’s indoor,

myself. Contain ICv,uns who witness
cd this. said to mo in his chnluciolls-

Inuldo.’

within tho I: onuiuu toch an ir‘oni with
out us will frequently he the cosmh
should he Icnsliicil i’m not inking mi

other man on 1)qu d as for on tho silli-
lont handling of tho vcssol I’rosn.’
W

SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK.

don by soros. blotchos and molar til
{she used Buckien's Arn on salvo.
When they vanished as will nil lllrup-
Eons. Fever acres. Balls. Ulcers. Cur-

and Pliés. Cure guaranteed.

II‘. II. Buxter’ 8 South NDrwolk Inn

JohnA Rimmwawllt -
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Prolildcut Emil-z.-

rgo Honest Now i‘lIitniu; Drums

19‘de Enact our] Gooryo Huttuor filo

Britain“ dud Mhthlas Snorer,

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'l‘hoso ruinous little pills iii

1 We Early Rhinosh com Moi
ml dbowolsv toil t fill’il’llty Ity. thu's’
mum

 

. leave the ditciples comldrtlcss.

intorI Ii w
claimed that tho Blhoklyn inflicted cr-

.- "I 'do. not wish to ’chitlc‘iDo Schléy or
‘ any of his stntcmont's.
‘ to ho lr'ought into uny discussion in
{is ihvolinsd ’Hldfitaiéhlon.

do not want

will reheat

To the host of my Iccolloction I ncKur
or

in my dplnlon. took her too tar to the
Thin in my opinion wns
Idol: wish

nus, of thc lawn. hos rccontly hoen
objected to criticism for flizhtlno; tho
hula from within the conning tower
of timi. rowel wholcus all the root of
tho corilmantllngIoillooIs took slutlons

at man
commanding a vessel which is iittoil
with n conning iowcr is within that“
manning lower, if he can control the

makes it an imperative duty for him to

sons but on account of his importanc'o
This la n fact accepted
by all naval authorities, as shown by

signed to take their place in the lino

“There Is an instance which I recall

tower of the Iowa hccnusc I did not
think that i could ohscrvo tho actioh entertainment.
of all the vessels under my command

A shell out in two i!
fragments of which
struck both Liouicnunt Rodgcrs and

tic way 'Now pcIlIups you will come

"On tho/conilfllny, it o cuptnin. icon;
that he can do Just on good work from

dry prccuution to pintoct his life whiI- h
in of more vnluc than the life of any

hot her hoauty was completely hid,

uncles and D‘élons from Its use In
tollible for Cuts. Comm. Burns. gaming:
0 ll.

QGNB OF HERMAN OFFlCEllsfi,
WATEIIIBURY July 27 «Tho Sons.
of Hermon. in stoic convontlon horn,
mtordny. oioI-tcd the following oili
liltinlmouxisv
‘Brldg’toport; first vic‘oprouidonti Il‘rcll
tolumun. Seymour: corona ylool Drool
iii lingo Nanci: stummrd; cometary
Otto Borgor Annouiu: tIouuurcrgidoo

‘l 1min
Dwelling at he ocular d
Dildo PrDyer and Fishing or Souls As

. It was a continuationio! Young People'.

theyw If
”draw 1:.

i
woman 5
gen who sophic, otter known as tire
‘Sciuh Preacher ” She never looks or

fllfitelgxutl

Mr. Hulls. or Prhtcoton’ Demihury. than
made a short random on tho use or in-'
tcrcssssry p1 oyfir. litre should be less
prayer for oursolv‘lasi and more for oth-
crs We. should pray earnestly my

enemies. the on . Nile huv Would! cause
for disllkiugi . hen we are able to do
.. that we will find that we have gained h
victmy. Praying for others helps. 1
Rev Mr. Guernsey sold prayer and
fishing for uouis should command the
. lateral or every Christian. All spirit:
, Ital deel‘gls hold! Into this world
through prhycr.‘ There is great inspiri-
Mich and hclp in the study of the print—
‘ Itivt church; Christ said he would not
Tho?
, continued in rare? expecting the Com-

. forter. lWon rink from personal work,
‘ 3 but must remcmiisr that winning souls

from which you,

and praying go together.

Rev. Arthdrliltiiqun Wan glad when
Mr James told him there who to ho
‘rnorc Bililc’ stiidy‘ proposed for this cori-
lemme. and ulSo that special time was
. to be given to prayer; that Is, to con-
sidering the subject of prayer not more—
ly a day when we shrill do a little more
mayor. Sumo Say It ”is A lost art.
‘Whnt think you? Is It an art: measur-
only lost to will. " Do we dc‘votc as much
time and curgv to It is we used to do?

his last ‘sermon before vacation on go-
ing Into his study, threw down his runn-
uscIlpt untf‘ did?“ “There: no more
prehching oi‘ raring for a rhoI’ith. " But
let us ask ourselves It It Is not true
in u house no we do as much praying
in our vocation Dodson? That tru‘e
pruyer conic something was instanceu
In the lives oil Carey and Braincid
Prayer 0 up God 3 orW‘d, rolls Duck
. om londtifihtg in heaven‘s light. to
veals God‘ A truth, it It comes from the
heart.

Among the questions asked. and nus
swirl-rd by Rcv.’ Mr. Marvin Were the
following: Whut wns the math placed
on Cain? Answmw-I'Flm Innguogc docs
not ccrtninlv mean a visible mark It
was m‘ohhhly R. divine proclni'lintion.

, Whui objection to tho belief that nil~
gels hove wings? They have never
h‘crn soon with wings nor hemd to
sing Wings would be useless shove
tho. atmosphere.

, li a Christian commits a crime uno
.der the sown temptation of Satan.
.will he he in He Will mount and
he saved 'I‘hé greater guilt holongs to
Setup No child of God, under graced
will die under law.

What do you think of the Sunday
evening muse service? A catchy
scheme to get audience; Ddoptcd by
man Who hallo ost sonio‘trh'p t of faith
in thé’ power of the‘ (lunch In some-
what of howe‘r l'n preaching it There
Is little odiilcutlon or worship in It.
puts the gospel on at so sxhihltion for
It In unscriptilrul.
How do you regard church entertain-
I meats and sociuls? it ,is not wrong for
,(‘hIIstluns to moot in Nodal pod Christ—
lnn fellowship. hut the ordinfiry church
social or festival is “Ii scorn: oi’ cnrnni
rcvclry and ungodly mlrrfth The less
piety II church has the} more oysters,
Ice cream and fun It Dukes to fungi and
the com it l‘llllll tromIG‘I'iIl.

What is your opinion of rdvlvuis'?“l
Dciicvo. In em. m ’

Gun 0hr tiuu‘ indiilqoiu progrenrilve
éuhgi—c phi-tidbit mum d thcatre go—
Inc} No toxlnccratcti hrl'stlnu man
or woman would want to do anything
of that sort. ‘

is there it personal devillI Cormlnly.
As much as n psrsons‘l' dim].1

Hoyhoe sdld: "What we need as Christ,“
inns is to he more In love with Chris

I Loire begets love In proportion an it is
loved itsellri How intensclyiwc should
love our Muster. We are pflviimzd to
spend lill’iho time with our stér.
Many rdmember him in the morning

once or the day until evening. Let us

striinothus.‘ ‘

9“]? or being chin to give.
l“
Mill illicit ‘unnblb‘to attend any of tho
«commission but said h‘ dhcon
about tho liord’t hunhio ’

 

rd en ,
I In 'l‘lieuim Insult-

. Y ,'
3 many to rendered vory clear and telling

those who Are! {the neuron to‘ being“ our ,

, them out at 39c each.

The story 0! the minister ‘who preached '

out shut him out or tiller lives the nsi- = ‘
1 not forgot the love or Christ which con- i ‘
Mr‘. ‘Wiiterhul'i; tollowé'd Mr. Hcyhoo ’
In a tow forcible wows 6n the power ;
to say «by...» and also on the import-

van die 'Wstd’r resrétt'ed nun 1l’0 ~

 

She. Modruumox Dlooil and blue
mixed M‘udo extra: also with
two times. -;

98c. Crash. Linen and Madras.

Ii
$1. 98 Pure Linen. nlaii
All colors, plain and ulrlpcd. . .

cy milled.

.- {It I...

"IlABhRDASTlERY "' the with which properly
the things men wcurwslnrts, collars, underwear, lira

any other term we could usc-«tlmts svvlly we use it: .

Silo grade of Negllgoc Shirts in
nines 14%.15.1‘6 16% and 17——
units to match. We are closing

Madras String tiés' (mishohle)
in striking patterns. 50'” r 6 (or , ‘

Woven Madras But , y Ties
of line quality at he also ”2 for
25c. i

Handsome Ascot Stocks ’ in
great variety of color and style.
50c.

ll‘lnc Woven Madras Negligcc
Shirts in hundsome colorlngs, at
7535:; Gilqll . . . .

Monarch Shirts. just I). shade
extraordinary in quality and
character, are $1.00 each.

HINDI cIqu

i‘ANCY PIECES in fine Chino. llZlVC bun gathered toge-
ther On two tahlés In tho (Lhihhwam Section down stairs: . On
0111.251:istllcpruoofuuvartlclc many worth us high as 50c
and all being of especial merit

0n the other (laillty pieces formerly priced at 59, 69 and
75C are all covered by one price curd, 50C. Colorings and (lec—
motions are of exceptional beauty and tastefulncss. . .. .

 

 

 

j‘A um: cox . _
or IRON-ox y. = ' . , .
’ IRON—ox is the product
' of advancéd scientific thought
and skilful practice. “It sup—-
plies iron, in its natural form,
to the. blood. It is a nerve
food and tonic combinsd—fur»
nisllcs nourishment and
strength. '
Atoll druggists; 2 5 cents. ~ “

 

 

 

 

 

 

At the evening shrvicc Rev. Alhcrt ’. .