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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 18, 1911 · page 8

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.1 been making a 11511 111 South Norwatk.

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' will meet: this month; 111 1(111111‘15 ot‘
'I’ythlas hall.

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Chain hall. There will be initiation oi
cuudldntos and a large tillt'litldilt't' 111
requester

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loam-ti a large number of llll‘ltdtltillfl
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Hotol Clifford, South Norwnlk. tomor-
row evening. at 8:15 o’t'lork,
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Mrs. Sidney liuvls, at Stony lirook.
L. I.. has been span-ding 11 few days
as the guest of Mrs. Young. return-
ing homo yrstordny after having had
a delightful rituawlth her old friend.

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Mrs. William Rowland. ol‘ llrldgo-
Ilnl‘i.'l'()l'llltll‘ly 11 resident ot lint-11 Not“
walk has boon spending 11 week with
hor'slator Mrs. Melville Young at her
homo in (thurlos street, returning
home Sunday.

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Llllilllld llFIiliiE TRIM”
STARTS BATTLE

(Continued from First Page.)

nun—.-

trenched with several hundred of the

. old provincial army at a point in Ins
native city close to the foreign con ‘

sessions.

it was just daybreak When Admiral
Ssh ordered his content to disembark
their soldiers near Chang Pluo'é‘ pool
litu.

The revolutionlats 011 the 11111111113111:
fortifications immediately detected thfi
movement 11nd 111111111111 11 hot tire with
their artillery, The ttl’lllltit'fl and gun-
boats in the river replied with‘u rain
of sin-its. which diverted the attention
111‘ the “Yachting artilleryman and et-
tfertnnlly covered the landing of the
troops.

Scattered bodies of revolutionists on
both sides of the river joined in the
lighting. and by mld-l’orenoon 11 was
ostlnmtod that two thousand imperial
troops and nearly ten thousand robots
wore 1511;111:911.

The warships used 11p a largo quan-
1111‘ of ammunition, but the effective
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their tour of endangering the foreign
cont ossions.

ill the foreign warships 1n the river
sottt. landing pnrtlos ilililtllP for the
promotion of the foreign interests.

Early t'oports that tho rebuilt 0111-!
nurnbt-rotl the enemy tire to one were;
1111111 11111. (inly 11 part 111’ tho rm'oltt'
ilt)lttii'_t' army partirlputvd and 1111.11 are;
('lillnzlllllig' tonight that they would have;
routed cotnplotvly the soldiers from;
liit- north it" thvlt' ammunition had hold !

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This 1111111111,: 1111‘ llt‘ltn-riztl troops 1111'
11 nitinu tor roilii‘orrrmonts witllo tho.
rt'tolntioniats 111'1' rook-11111111111: 1111-11"
.\ room at of hostilltir's may
1111.11 111111-11 11111111 11:: it opponrs to its:
1111- 1111111 of tile i‘t‘lit‘l lvutiors to lort'ol
1‘111 11111111111! 1111111111 tho 111111111411! 11'011113‘
sIrvngthttttod. ' ‘1

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linnttou' and Him Yong worn 1111111 m,
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with 11:11:11 and tho government troops1

:11 .1 disadvnnznzt'.

’l'hv lighting was
11111 it is impossible to dt'st't'the
1111- 1111 11111
now not permitted llt‘li"_lilt‘ tiring 11111- '
111111 those with “11111111111111! tho Iifliiil"
1111111 1111' riror noro 111'1111 11111111.

.\1 ill.» first sound of tiring: Admiral
Hob (‘hvna i’lnu 111 1111'11111111111 11111
t hint-<11 .\1':1'shlpt1: 111111111111 :tion lnndvtl'
111 1111111-111'1 (it'ttv't'nl (“11111111 l’tm, l':11'-.
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1'1'1111111:1nd of 11111 1.1111111'1111 troops, 'l‘1111E
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111:1111111'11‘. tlis‘t-t'twl 11 hot lit-1 11111111 llll‘
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iiit'll‘ nt‘tillt'ry nnd lit‘ltl it'llir‘ 11' 11'11h
had boon utnllont-d on 11111 \\'11~('l..1111<
brink of tho 1'11'111‘.

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plo1 11a. and for n time sin-its t’oll thick;
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Storekeepers, Attention! V .

Do not” fail to give. attention to the
Lighting expert Silverwise of New

FamOus Lig.

Introducing the

Expert Silverwise

 

 

 

 

 

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1111.11.10 Coats

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SPECIALS FOR
THURSDAY

Ladies’ Silk Hose 25c

20 down Ladies' Silk Hose, in black only. While the lot lasts. 25.0.

' 25c Gloves 19c

' Smart Suits for Women
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.shortly to explain the best lighting
proposition that has been offered the

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.York City, who will call upon you 1
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public.

(11 This gentleman will be 1

here for a limited time. so we advise i

you to take advantage of this offer

that he will make.

This offer is for a

Housatonic Power
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$111110 of tho robots tippiit-d :11 11111
1"otvinn (11111111111011: 111 lonrn whether
11111} “11111111 111.1 iti‘iiit‘i‘li‘tl ii iltt'i‘ t-tllor
'l‘ht' toroian for

11‘s are, hou'oror. r'om'ornotl with 1111
protovtion of thotr intorestu only. No
trouble :11 prom-tit is nilllt'iputml. ’l‘hv

roitttot'rmttottts from tho north are 11.111
'l‘lto shells from .lho

1111111111'1111111111 h! the dunner to 1111-1 for-11111131 were t'fillllillrillh't'l) row and did

1-1.1 11 r'ontosslona 111111111111 111 n lit'o
from tho tl1-t,1-

l‘uo toruiun 111 11' apnpor tottonpund
1-111s 11nr1o11i_\ oarapod 111111 their tin-s.
'l‘ho)‘ 11nd bot-n bruising on the t'lrot'
in expectation of the 111111111 and their
1:11'111'l1 11nd t'onohod 11 point opposite
11111 11111119111111 camp. when the 1101111111
111-11 begun. They found their little
('t'tll'i alongside Admiral Sah‘s flagship
and between the tire of the two lort'rs.
From that spot the correspondents wit-
nessed tho lighting until Admiral Shh
ordered them out of the tiring line.
The launch and its crew withdrew and
as they did so, they were-1 tired upon
by mon who had landed from the
warships, but. fortunately escaped 1111-
hnrtnetl. The engagement lasted nav-
et'nl .110an ‘wheu the combined land
and ship forces or the lmperisla were
driven some distance bank, and the
robots trotired. rocrosulng to Wu~

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

your cruise as at the start.

much has been ma 1 11
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with a capaetty at 55.000

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When
YouSetSail

you want apalr of rubber boots
, which will be as good at the end of

You can t afiord to take chances of
holds; your toatgear spring a leak.

The “BOSTON” HUB
WARRIOR BCGTS

on 11111111. by the Boston Rn Shoo" t':
11%. “It; “:31
We have two lactorlaa at

a rs a do w
rlor 139th are 1111111111 oi Ell-duck; 1,1299%..th ,:

Lauri for 11.111» MnMyrlc
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not do grout damage. This was not
_the tnull oi tho gunnrrs who were in
strut-ted 10.11110 great care to 111 old dun-
1101' to the foreign oonresslous. The
imperial troops ootirttntrutad north of
the city when the lighting roast-d. 'l‘hn
gaunt-at 11111111111111 has not boon aroatly
("banged by the battle and continues
grave.

Scar. Reaches Amoy.

AMOY, China. Oct. lS.-—-'l‘he war
ernro reached this city today through
the receipt by several native commot-
rlnl organization of dispatches warn-
ing them that Tmow was to be mixed
shortly hy the revolutionary leaders.
liospntcb were unsigned. but purport-
ed to come from revolutionary head-
quarters. Theyoontalnod aunranrea
that there would be no interference
with commercial Interests.

it is generally believed that any sno-
oeaatnl movement against Amoy must
come trout within the city as its iso-
lation on n atrongh fortified lalaml

makes ttI position apparently impres-
nnblo to assault from without.

Foreigner! Alarmed.

TOKIO. Japan. Oct. 18.~Delpite tho
assurances alvon‘both by the Chinese
deerrnment and the rovointionary
leaders in the Central tibiae“ pinyin;

1 on 111111 1118 1'1”“ of forelimb will,

in. motored. onlblala 11m mud tho

, ' .1Iituatlowéltllraly to develop phases .“

alarming to outside nations. The main-
tenanc'a of a scrupulourimpariallty
will be vary‘ditllcult airlines. and it to
certain that any suspicion of interior-
ence‘on the part of foreigners fluid

the Chinese. ' .
Some tooling 111111111111 Japan haI at-
ready bash notéd at Fellini. whore

 

the chip: began at 7180 o‘clock this,

arouse tremendous indignation among

Chinese merchants and tinanctorn have:
.. treéty attuned 111111: John incited the ‘
_ rtivolutinn'ln order to create 11 arts“ 1 '1

.nxaa FANCV POTATOES, a peck ................................ 25c
1MP FLOUR, 2dir§~pound bag ........................................ soc A
in? FLOUR.abarrei ........... ............... $6.30
11110111111011 h:1~ 1111111111 «routed n11 1111111111111111111 ot the Hun liirpr wont 9f 11311.3 The Great A&P Tea. conipany
(111111111 112111111: 1.111.111 in tho 511.411 111151111112 , . 12‘ WASHINGTON .11. SOUTH NORWALK.
111 1111111 111 11111.11'1111111911 111 tho 1111111111; The llrttlah r-onsnlgenornl at 11111111 ‘
"an of .1“ Jiiii' 'J'Il‘h'uu‘fil‘ i“)\1()11 h“. ka it'lt'iirsiiilit'tl hit; )Pfllnii’n I10“? 1")“ T.'- No: 909- DCHV.TIC. 8:30 .1 m- .nd 2:30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY.
11011111 (11111111 101111111111 111111 11111 wornt'n 111111 1'1111111'11111
Still fll’lilillt‘t t‘binoso rumor .11'1111'11'11'91'0 iorrud to leave llnnltow. 1)
it! likely to 1.11131) trouhltI for $111er "“4“ Captifl‘o Two Gill". 1
11111111. is 1 th- ttrt 11111 ti 1 l'llllru . 1‘ 1
Status on‘donr‘aaztdmthn Loyolhtion 111~ Sili\‘\('!ml' ON‘ 1"”1‘ 1“ reported: '
its 11,313,..“0 “1,1.“ 11“. tinted railway M‘“ 9 ”Nil the Winds have inptnred' THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
~ ' 1 in \'u kl . .
ltil‘illfi. fill, 11 ng and K111Klang. hill 0! AND WORTH ALL IT COSTS
‘ ‘ ‘ 1 al confirmation in linking it is
luroty lndtrntlonI otlioial or other
. . ‘ . stated that there how been a number
wise. points to the desormlnntlou of of memo“. tr ‘ 11 ‘ _
Japan to remain absolutely neutral. ”on“ on “‘ smernment
it is dot'larr-d in 0111111111 circles that ' . 1
the l’ekinit government made advances Barman Admiral Transfu- Plug.
to Toltlo with 11 View to serurina IE- BERLIN. Oct. mflvlpwgdmr“ you
elslanco against the .revolutloniata: 11111 Hroslglt, rommandor ot the German
.lnpnn replied etpiloltiy thasto would Asiatic squadron. reports trOm Nan-
not interfere 1111 long as her interests “as that the cruiser Gnriaenan had
were. not attacknd. The nvolntionlsta halted or Vanilla
1 x. the stage of the 1
have been untitled. however. that "1* river rendering it dangerous for the .You. wouldnt mind the extra
tron wot-111 111 11111111111111. which are m,” cm." 10 pmmd to Hank“. price it you knew extra quality _
under Japanosp ownership. are to be That vice-admiral transferred 1“. n" justified it. would you?
Zifnrded us distinctly. a Japanese ln~ wfil‘m funny}: “I?!" upon which be H 0w can ‘Y on know unless
- w arr re a an 011' tomorrow. 1 1 ‘11.
Diopatrbol from Mannhuria seemed . . you test it yourself? :
to intimate that the proving. has thul “coho Blot-ton or “Y .1. ATI. A small sock wrll tell the whole
for shown strin- oi uprisings. The 111- W story. Order it today and prove
Ifiiifiigg'hlhwixtmfid “3' °" Dr. Davin cannot-atop in Worcester there is one floor that is worth an
' ‘ Today. extra price.
Anniversary of Coniuoiua. WORCESTER. Mass. Oct, tile—in ‘ 1,

HONGKONG. Oct. iti.-'l‘he anniver-
sary ot‘tba birth at Confucius was cel-
abratad as a geogral holiday today.
The imperial ting was railed over a
few shops in the morning, but the
crowds yelled."Down with the Man-
chnai" until the this was lowered.

American Consul Tail: of Fleming.

PKING. Oct. iii.~«-Atnorlcan Gonluh
General Greene telegraph: today from
Hankow as follow: “Firing between
the rebels and importatlata aided by

morning. near the river and the way
station." ,
The railway station ta on the north

 

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Strength Counts

in all life's attain. 81111111ng com:
of pure blood; ‘ blood

when otornschi’ kidney: and
bowls Iii kept in prep“ condition
111111111. tints «wand.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

his own (church and in the presence
of a militant-bed aaaemblale of oc-
cluiutlea and cltlnn. Rev. Dr. Thom-
a Frederick Davies. rector of All
Saints Church. was solemnly conno-
cmtodmecond bishop of the Episcopal
diocele of Western Massachusetts to-
day.

The new billion in, the «road at the
name to be elevated to tho Episco-
pate, his {other having boon Right
Rev. Thom-11 Fullerton Davin. bishop
ot Elohim.

The non war born in Philadelphia
in ms and a modulus of Yato. Be-
fore coming to Warrant», in 1908, ho
had been assistant at tho Church-o:
the incarnation. New York. and roo-
tory of (lint-10111111111. Nmieh, Conn.

Tho consecration pneltite WII iIiIle
on Daniel Sylvester Tattle. ot Ilia-
spurt. presiding bishop of the 011ml.
111111-1111. him as manner-aim wars

13“th William Lawmca. oi idiom

1111111101“. 111111 (thorium 3. 11111111111111
MGM“ hilltop Wk
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We will sell on Thursday our regular 1250 Ladies' Gloves at 19c.

50c Flannelette Skirts 39c

‘Tlil closing time you can buy 50c Skirts tomorrow at 39c.

25c Window Shades 19c

25c Shades. on sale Thursday at 19c.

 

 

Our regular

lZ'écI‘ruit of the Loom“ Muslin 8c yd

Shop on 'i‘hnrnda}t and we. will sell you 12 1-2 cent Fruit of the Loom‘
Muslin at 13c yard. 1

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

25c Boys Sweaters 19c

”0116‘ Sweaters. the root st1le. on sale tomorrow" till 1 losing time, 19c.

 

 

 

.‘A
Guaranteed Gloves at $1
Ladioa' and Misses'Ktti (Horns. in (111 colors: erery'pair is guaran.
tiled (in sale a: 81.011.
$1.39 Shapes 980
111111-11 and Blue Shapes. this season's host Shape. Till closing time. 980.
Si. 25 Childrén’ s Hats 98c -

11 mo shop 11111: r111 rinsing time 3.123 t‘ hlldren‘s

Hats at 1151'.

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~VERV BEST BUTTER»: pound ............... . ..................... 340

 

 

1 ply all

 

EXTRA SPECIALS
at the AttrP Store

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

Just due: Just One

Order King Mid-I from your grocer today
Shana Bros & Wilson Co Philadelphia.

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extremes. we see that civilised lite in
its higher form: does demand sudden
and extreme output. at energy-not
necessarily of [rent duration 5' the call
is tor speed 111111 intensity more than
for quality at work, and this would
seem to necessitate the more conoona “
hated tonne of diet which consume
a minimum of their value in their di-
gestion. .A farm horse at plow will
get along on indil'torent’nay and one
tie mam. but tor the race-horse you
want. the heaviest of out: and ill.
choicest of alfalfa immanent. D. “all,
M. A.. Fan. 8.. in Harper's 11111111111111.

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* A horse will starve on straw alone.
howur much it "only“: tor though
it can diaeIi’Ind obtain nutrlmoot
tron: the straw. it am up more worry
in so doing than the digested material
can supply, so that the animal tan

loser on balance. With human diet.
arias we peter reach anything like
this level. but many at the norm
“titrated veritable foods do lento a
comparatively small proportion of
tint: gusty available for work: be-
Mia all lunch is used up in driving
the 1111111111311in of digestion. it would
be poll-lute to construct a diet which
would contain all the protein and sup
it t usually conildorod
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1.1311111.» for Defendant-allow, sir.
you say that my 1111th ,
. the damn“ dim"

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