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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 12, 1901 · page 4

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’ 11.1991.

re are now fifteen indepen-
bored churches in Boston,
, thirty yours ago it wall‘dilli»
. u an port one, says the 330:-
~ ran trim. "The coloréd ‘p‘éol”
V optic owtled out of the

lurchoii: although very low ‘
hetn now, but they prefer
Out:
fit for :th s iothat education
fitted more colored poo lc to
data olrt‘ht‘ir own poop e and

. at is a reasonable suggestion
if the Salt nan battlefield‘i‘s
gilt-b tho Luitcd States govt
pent or apark, negro heroism
illl t lightnlhoultlthnvo recogni-
“ in ammonium '; In the;Spau‘~
merican war, osiides the 9th
loth cavallry and the 24th in-
" of the regular army. “there
serving as volunteers 9.761
“privates. 398 non-commits;
fell ofl‘icoiis. mull between 5‘03
colored men in the navy.
. a total of about 15.ooo
[to our race." says a corres~

Massachunutts. Rhotlc Island.
' lllanmshiro. western and Cu»
tilt oils urchin a ctuupauy
$5,0qu0 capltallitttii’ou to
while of stéamships how
it i$
‘ed to start business the

t of the your and run it as an
1 u-uxtcusion of the Boston and
' no railroad system. for passe“.
Boston‘is not
up nonuoctrd directly with Cuba
passenger boats. but depends
ow Yorlk for such service. All

Vls am to bear tho names, of

, ‘ f: ”‘th
Much interest is felt in Norfolk
Wilt. Virginia. in tlto‘"‘
l‘nui‘l Eliiabeth' river?
_ connecting those citios Ht
, Page. the promoter of the tun-
enterpritld. is confident oi sura.
" ‘ ‘ saytho mum-lint ~

. since the bottom can easily
ting out and then: will hr no
' ‘ it is estimated it would
nboutu year to ctnttploto tho
Besides cars. there will
a driveway for teams. and the
_ "y delays of the lorry system
he “printed. siuoo there
hot n to contend with,

‘rrylmts or, Salim? .

not

dlvotlfllr 3‘
bridges and low stampagos
‘ wltis’kru‘l

not gilt pitched at that . wood
«filth by a lmflromth l. is
, l ‘ Switch or o’lhcl‘ Minn .
.. moron "found ‘ .
wuwrou mm W~T§e
i ‘ mid-«‘6‘ to Want Pat
. ,ol' [m (horn 31.31.,an

nth». otmtl . ,l . ,
_ and wotonwnot bntbn. but mold
themtaoy {or not} on p j: *

An operobaré'one ol the new anodes,

alumina; shape and finish—would

pfimflcunnrmd who frequents the
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The woman who can Iflord but one
lot of turn should, not by any maps
have that made of unollul destroy. ill
to lull taste to no». it turn except ln
tbeuvenlnx. and on d y occasions.

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Korma and silver depoelt ware. boa:
inland lrldmnt ping: are the new

t ion In vuen.‘oolloo'aetn. pitcbora.

loving cups. etc. In the sliver daposlt

'warutone undo some nspoclnlly belu‘tlv

to! planet.

 

A‘novel ohntolnlne bug is suspended
with I alngle chaln.;;8uoh n chnlu In
much beavlor that when two are used.
and those seen Ire very elaborate.
That-cite new wrist bags in sundown.
lonely ornamented, some with allvér.
others with bands.
1 must call your attention again he-
tore Christmas to the beautiful baskets
for library. sitting and sewing rooms,
and the various noon to which these

 

shapes and colors show wonderfully
soodtnste.

A cigarette case of crushed Levant.
omnmentod‘wlth a gun metal serpent
thnt entirely surrounds it. and to net
with rhinestones to .too beautiful to
«troupe In the recipient any nutrition
of breaking all from smoking those
horrible smelling bits or paper

too expensive or elaborate. It in appal-
ling noon in a while to see these choice
plates—Annotate shell. perhaps. finished
with a gold bend design. set with pearls
tornornlmltuldlnx in place ball- that
needs grooming badly. Fifty rents a
wok will keep any lane's bend in per-
fect tondltion. That‘s twenty-six dol-
Inra a grand tho price or the comb
W n us it in portions My dollars.

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sweet bread and mushroom entree
’mm “Good Housekeeping" Parboll
sooétbrends in Sill. water with a dash
or lemon juice or vinegar in lt tor twen-
‘5' minutes. drain and let stand tn cold
water about momma. pick up and
mono emu um I; for potatoes:

and b nonhuman. other gently
on .. drunk on liquor. place
to mm. pour one than the

..

. m M guild in hot oven
until glowed over. serve in the shells
very hot. With those may be served

moo-hut- or’I’ttm-n spmd"wltb peanut
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:OLLEG; .JEfiMs' roununueur.
“mashiflumnm ‘_¥.~E~ A.
t‘uwoll. manager or the Columbin—
liorvnnl. Yale-Princeton intercollegi-
ttt chem tournament. nearly has mm-
mod Wilts tor tbe truth on-
“W , ' l ' .. ween the rolled?
toms. ‘ ‘ " meal will be con-
tested In in put. years. nt the Colum-

bln grammar urban. poor Madison
troupe. this city. on Ilwomtwr 96. 27
m: 28. Elonxoollogo will be room
noted by I loom of {our players. out]:
mu to phy loam with turn at tho
“but town The Modular arranged
to: December 1’6. Columbia against

 
 

Yale. Harvard unjust Prlnmton: lite-
aonabor 2; l' . .bia 1mm Prinro
top,“ “1'” ' :v Yale: Dolomite:
all. onto ’ am am Vale

"stPrlnooton.

The t‘xtwlrjmcnts in .xwit't riot—

tnotima on tho l‘msslan ntili~
.7 up unit oi liot‘liu have so (all: ‘

» .«l;;lnb(oordim to tho llor~ ;

thotltlrnl at) tho lmudon
‘ ‘ that talent! at dimmino
_ «moduli milos an hour has
attained with a (Wfllfitfl h,
_ “who. To male: this speed ‘-
Wcficdl our. tho lino. llafi

out them lot

pretty receptaclos can be put. The:

'Coul'bs'lllr'the mohair cannot be,

 

 
 

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rim hell ' Tutor ”Out of lit
Sunni "column.

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EACH autumn Putts!

Canons-maul Rum" Made Chairman
of a subcommittee at tho Ways
ind nuns“ ‘C0mmlttoo-wfl'l'.

, Hill and Mr. Henry not

' _ tractor-vow

' .WABHlNdmut December 12min

'tbé appointnlonta to committees of the

house yonterdoy by speaker Header»

son, the Connecticut representatives
iworo Ill reappointed to the commit

5 too on which they served loot Bosnian.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

l-‘ln addition two‘new committoeo were
l allotted the detention. Mr. Hill was.
7 appointed to the now select committeol
l on industrial am and expositions. Mr. .
‘Henry W» appointed last Tuesday a?
: member tor the select committee or re-
3 port resolutions on the death of Frostw
dent McKinley. The representatives
expron‘a themselves an entirely ‘aatlnfl.
ed with the committees allotted thorn

 

e'l'bey naked no commlttoea ot the.-
‘npeaker, and the appointments were;

'made without. suggestion on their}

part. ;
. Mr. Sperry'a committee appoint-l
mould are extremely important. that:
on postal .ntl’alra being certain to take:
‘ up most at his time. .
in the change of committees. Mr,
Russell becomes chairman of the com ;
mitten on expenditures in the war dow
partmont which will glre him a com"
mitten room in the capitol. Mr. Hon.‘
ry is now the second in rank on the.
arglcultural committee. and in case of
a vatmncy in the chairmanship would
succeed to the office by virtue of his
rank. .,
Mr. Henry had boon urged to be a
candidate for the chairmanship of tho
committee. But this an. Henry re»
fusod to think of, and was one of the
first to recommend to the speaker the
reappointment or Mr. WIdoworth of
New You The dairy influence work-
ing against. Hr. Wadswortb's map-
polnunent I week ago was subsequent
ly withdrawn. and the movements
started against him fall of its own
weight. He will again be chulrmnn of
tho oommlttee on agriculture.

The committee to whlcb tho Cou-
uectlout representatives have been up-
polntod no as lollowg:

Hour-Agriculture; labor and polar-t ,
tommlttooa on resolutlonn on the
death of President McKinley.

Rolland-Warn and means; census;

omndltnm in the VI: department.

Sporrr— . nod post roadx;
cholrmnn at too committee on olooba.
lic liquor tunic. .

Hill—Bankingond currency; min»
ago. weights and momma: prior-t
mm mittee on lnduntrlal arts 1nd ox-
.ponitiono

DR. KRAUSE AGAlN REMANDED.

.IJONDON. Dooomber 15—h the Bow
Street Police Court. today. the prose-
cution against Dr. Kraut. “governor
of Johnna-strum. on clams of blob
treason and inciting to murder. M‘l" ‘
lug concluded it: man. mural for the
primer announood that no marred
lilo datum. momma Dr. Know

was again mandolin-til December

- It. then'he will be {wholly oommit i

ted for the January mm on the,
charge of boring lat-Rod Cornelius.
Mom to cantor Jon-
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Mullah”.
JIM-ll LlflflUIl
NEW HAVEN; Dumber li—r’l‘ho
action of the Bannoctlmll, Buebnll
League yrs-turd to dropping tho Der-
by club-1mm lt- luurp moment»
tn; Walther. in from“ in n lawsuit
against the director: Jointly Ind be!"
normally, to recover amazon ,Illexod
to have been ouotItned by the louder:
at the franchise. John F. mm Ind
John Bcannell. Mr. bowler told a low:
yer. he proposed to tout the matter to
the oourto on the ground tbot‘ho bu
been ooprtved at too ownorlhlo'lthn
out the ellzhtnat computation. He
says that the franchise rm [”1de

 

 
 

5 on August tat last viltb the I‘u‘urnnce
~ that James H. O'Rouko. who "In then

president, secretary and treasury of
the insure, that it would hold good
throughout the winter. ‘ Moran. Bonn-
noll and barrier paid “00 (or the
tranohlae, and Mr. Molar In” they
sustained in addition a lots pl #225 in
carrying the club wrong!) the remain-
der of the season.

Mr. O'Rourke denies that he save
any such muranoo an la claimed. The

, league managers say that even: ll such

a promise were made It on without
sanction from the Mason.

”—‘Iu—o

TORRINGTON GERMAN aurcma.

 

Took a Large Do» in Porto (it-con and
Died today.

TORRINGTON, December lat-Julius
Hlden. n‘ged romaine. a damn
shoemaker. committed Mollie pt his
boarding place on out Elm street last
night by taking a large dose of Parts
green which resulted faulty at 3
o'clock this morning despite the odorts
of physicians who and been uuuunon~
ed to save his lite. The nutcldo left a
note on a table expressing a desire to
live no longer and bidding toremell to
all his friends; also dlmctJns that he
be buried in a collinof. inferior quality.
He had boon a resident or this borough

.olght years. coming here from Ger

many. where his only known relatives

restate. ,
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TRIED TO WRE‘CK, A TRMN. ,

PITTSBURG. member lzulolm

Goring and Patrick Finn, two striking

sultchmon were held for court today

on the charge of malicious mischief.

.lt woo alleged that they throw an

automatic switch on the Allegheny It
BulIlo dirlolon of the Penmlrnnla

. railroad this morning!“ the purpose

at. wrecking I more r tutu. The
were seen near 'e switch. Ind
tier were noticed hurriedly leaving
the place. An oxnmluutlon showed
thnt the switch nod been tamperod
with. omom at once started in our
wit 0! the men and they were Wur-
od after a long cam. ‘i'ltey denied

their guilt, but were held for court.

 

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NASSAU. N. P.. December l2-'!‘be
three-muted schooner E. D. Whiter.
Captmln Mitchell. water. filled mm
PhampWWlu. mm
nos. was wrecked » on own
Ground. a dump: root or the Bob»
lanthanum n

tout loss. Trout ‘bor crew were

drowned. rug sunlvors'hhe arr-tr!

ad here. .
The E. D. White was built in Hur-

ringmn. lint. be: Mug pun. She,
fmgistorod no tom and was owned by

E. l. Whit

cam “on 6 loan“
(‘lNCl A“. ’
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Another “ Dau of
WONDERFUL. VALUES:

lb * Mus“ all...
saw“ Wants

A sale embracing Garments of known
quality. Several lots—~the balance of
our Winter Stocks. including the cream
of the market. at about one~hali regu-
THE chance of the year to

 

garment.

 

Ladieo' Raglans, that were i
priced up to 318. all the
boat styles, today’s price. $9.50I
Raglan: that were up to $25. 3'
today. 314.98%
Raglan: that were up to $35. i
today, “9-50;

Ladies’ 22 in. Coats that were
315 and $18. today,
Ladies’ Short Jackets, one
small lot that were priced
up to $7, at $2.98
Ladies’ 22 in. to 27 in. Coats
that were $6 to $8. today’s
price,

$10.00 -

$3.98 $1.50 to $2.25, today.

Children’s Roofers. with fan-
cy cape collar, were $2.50 to
$3.98, (sizes 4 to 12 years) $1.50
Ladies’ Cluster Fur Boon,
regular price, 55, today.
Ladies’ Flannel and Alb».
trons Waista, prices were
$1.25

 

you'll find elsewhere.

Big‘Barzains m FINE FURb. All that is New and Stvlish. at prices one-third less than

 

one-half regular prices.

Special Ut’lcrinqs in MlLLlNERY DEPARTMENT. Ready-to-Wcar flats at about

 

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done With the greatest comfort
shown.

Holiday Hints.

. Our Holiday lines are the

It in mmc. too early to make SElthliOHS. That should be tho keynote ol' vour Christmas
planning. REMEMBER lT. blocks are lullest and most complete now, Shopping can be

largest and best we have ever

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now! will after the mwntlon sad-

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DELAY "I METAL SHELVING:

 

New Swims: for the our: Library
Has Not Deon Renoir“.
There has been a delay in the purely!
ol the medal shelving tor the state ll—
llrarzr at the capitol. whirl: in to

new m delivered on December 1.. by.

the An lien] Won Company,
a! Jomtwn. ll. 1'. State 1117mm

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immutothoumottnedeky.“
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in ”Immune! anthem. be

non» of the north, and also with ma»

tam: will hope to more new Mn;
on tho mm 11mm (my
1rd and that atom“ not he modulo

January I. mmmmu our;
motto- mm. up ransom . u.
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On .a Prellu Face

Glows are often an mpmvementwlr
ways noon metalwotonewnomlly
needs them. They drive any that
sculpting. drown, unnatural exprwlou
noon in dolomite eyes. Now to the
limo to m You! 31.1%th [or Christ,
m mounts.

HOMER B. HOYT.
m Wu,

Ron. 9, Button Bank 8mm“.

f 0m» Hours, 8m “:45, 121:5 to 6.30,

Worm ere-Ito“, 7 to ll.

 

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therein! apply torn “new wood

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