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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 16, 1912 · page 8

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1 $3333: spgrfisaé‘ ,lfiilsfi’; ”gag-3°” move 11 1111311116 of infantry directly;

west, as was the original intention. 1

TAYL OR" at GOLDEN General Mills on being apprised Di? 1

Insurance of All Klnclu this ordered Colonel Parker‘s cavalry 1

Real EIW‘°"‘T°W"1 COW"! 3"“ Sher. to make u diversion ~ against General ’ ~

1 Upstairs 036°:92‘ggmsfi‘1?‘ Nor wulk Smith‘s extreme left. This stopped,
Trust 80., 87-91 Washington St, the expected frontal attllck along the,

South Norwalk.Conn. eight 11le trout and tho ‘coutnct" 1

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER brough on simply cavalry encmlnters1 I

ln’Eostotl. Gonornl Mills did not no-

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cept' 11111 cllnllenge to move out. of his 1‘ . ‘ _
nllong position on the ridges 01‘ New ~ ‘ -
town .llld Rcddlng. but he 1ch the cav ‘ .~‘ 1 ‘ , , ’
oli'y bear tho brunt ol' the light lsllow- , 1 , ’
lng tllllt they were much stronger, ‘ 1 ‘

tllun tiny cllvnll'y force which...(lcn.‘ '
Smii'h could collect. ‘
The lighting was spectacular. butt,
indcclslv-o, and beginning early it l)l‘i)-;;
mined to continue nil (lily. Meantime I
(zcllcrnl Mills having heard that the: -_,
rod ottaik uus simply it lune in order
to pol 11111 01111111111: 11 mild to Bl"(?\‘ifii.‘el‘=8
dll‘cctod his cavalry to llltlench on‘

the ridges and he brought. down some 3

”T'— m.“ 4.. .. ---. .. . —~-— 1 '.
, twenty henv am from Bethe] to 1 ~.
~Stl'nw hats, 1-2 price. O‘Bl'len's. y b 8 1

Protect this infantry in their worlnl

James W. ];en1:gw;;-of the Bog General Smith flnnllv held the brigade
ton insurance, was in town yesterday “hm“ mode “9 1““ 19“ wing in “MG“
on business and swung it so that it faced northw-

,_ _,,___._ .. west. Hilling leccived wold from? '

Buckingham Vi R. C. incl yoster- New B-edi’ord, Springfield and Hart,

day dilel noon and considered l‘ou- told that tho 11111111 army of 200,000, 1 I

tillo business. which was landed at the first llllllléldi
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$1 combinations 500 it happens Once a Year, and TOMORROW is the Day. Let
3:51:312'1‘1“sf.i‘:;’.‘°‘.éi::;t t’t?‘1‘1‘.“"‘1..l:’;‘;2 the prices tell the story. Every Department in the House
iOins in order to make this a McmOrable Half- Price Sale

BEAT THESE . . EXTRA SPECIAL . ' Where‘Can You

4”“ YOU 0"” 115 Silk Waists unwilt$149 “"“‘7“S“°“"“‘““ ’~

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Bnchingilam Post, No. 12. G. A. R» reinforce his center. he decided to lie-1 ‘ , . . 1 . , 1'
will hold their regular weekly lnéet— my a frontal attach until {ammo-0‘15} 500 Sheets 250 med. Regular DHCB $5. Just to celebrate thlS Sale Event, $1.49. 596 Kimonos 290 , 7-4
in; this evening. ' General Mills, however, had sent ill ' 1 ,. ._ . , '
~ “ bricndc of infantry to protect Brew-1 , Just one-hull the mental pllco . . , Just think! Ladies L038 K" '
SN“ MNWS SW00} Alumni ASSOC” store. but recalled it, “upon llcul'lng‘ tomorrow; 72 x 90 Shoots; 2.91: . ‘ monos, very pretty patterns;

 

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that another provisional army both
been gotten together by the patriots}
~~Senmle35 liresmllcddy and Ayers :11 New, York and Washington, and ' ,.
__... -- had already advanced 11 consldcrnbtel .

(1001,1100 H llnlnker's Association, distance 1111 the Hudson Valley to Nill- 1
4N0. 321/2, 1. 0_ It. At, 11th and tl'nllsac- force him. Learning also that Now" ‘
ted routine business last evening. "0"“ “"3 “'Qll‘l”'°‘e““’d against "H 1
._ _,___ turn by way 01 the Loud lslund Sound 1‘ .

The Old Well Celnmandcly \'o. 9:10, shore. General Mills decided to con-‘1
will meet this evening. in the South ccntrnte llli ills efforts to stop 3115' {ii-:1
Norwalk Trust Company‘s building. took the reds lnlght lnllhe along hisI
~——~——~~" front. While this plan is theoretical,

Mrs. Herbert O. Pollard and Child‘ and a development of the scheme;
You are Visiting friends in New R"' which was behind the present, cam“
ollolle. They expect to be gone some patch, it explains to some extent me
time. failure, or both armies to rush into a

)0 “fit—Ti k ,- , pitched lmttlotOil'rli'.
""‘ “is ““0“ “" N 0“)“ ' Mm‘” Gellornl Tanker H. Bliss. U. s. A.,

Shelia“; :H'me,sal; Some leal'iy am. who is chief umpl'e. moved ills head-
18 ’68 whims es 0‘” urge ‘1 V quarters ll‘onl Stl'attov'd to Newtown

$3 Waists 99c $1.50 White 511113751 3131's:

Not “mists that sold at .3110 tomorrow

' . . 1 1» cents. All \‘1 hitc \\ zlsh lSkilts to go at 75c. Regu-
25c Ribbons 1241: ,9 1.1....i..$1.50 $1.25 Parasois 67c

per yard $3 DRESSES $1 50 Take your pick of any $1. 21'1
o Parasol tomorrow, 69c.
All 230 tllbolls on solo at one- (hit tllcy go tomorrow. I‘rctv Street $2 waSh Skirts $1 ~

luiltlirico.13 1~2H‘al‘d. . ~ “losses that sold .11 $3, lot the day onlv

3' 50' , Take your choice of all $2 “21511 Skirts 250 Children’s

and my us one—11:11 tie rc fit or nice. ., 1.00. -
12c Vests 6c $5 DRESSES $250 I f I N 1 ‘ ,, Parasols 12c

- . il th last 2c Children's
Just 20 dozen 111 this lot; La- All Dicsscs that sold at $5. \thit‘.’ they $25013 ego D

iilsfllo‘rziwis jiiidofifiii W' ‘ ’0 One-Half Price .1
, $6 DRESSES $3 B ATHING SUITS ‘ 50c Parasols 25c 1‘ 1,

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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0“ page eight. __.-.- this, morning, and a large stall and? - . 1 Y9“ pay “5 3““ "WNW“ the rtgtllar W‘V“ I ‘ - One half price tomorrow; Child- V
Miss Mary Hard. of Seattle, Wash detail of umpires came with him. Ho, 25C Velhng lZ/zc tomorrow; $0 Dresses, $3. 1"; Silk Suits .................... 3.50 ren’s Parasite; regularly 500.
had been preceded by an engineer L Tomorrow 200. . ,

 

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spending some time with bliss L. H. sound which pitched :1 (3111111) for mm’ DBL yal'd , $5 5““ Suits . -- - - 1 - -- - 1- - ‘- ------ $2.50
Pollard. and a signlll corps squad. which sell . l ‘
___’~_~_, 11p a wireless mast so (not communl-‘i 30 pieces of veiling that said $10 SUITS $5 $4 Si‘k Sluts ------------------- $2.00 250 Lawns 12/20 Yd
Miss Grime Cnssidv of 11 George cation would “8 liOSSihle With 98011 ‘1‘" up to {101' Wild For tomorrow .. .

" ' ' M . 1 1. . 7' - -\ 1 Fl red Dress Lawns;
3mm. Baum”. is spending 1m. vu- vlstollal 111111 brigade headquarters 12 1.21: yard. lulu: your pick of all $10 5.11115 and pay us N2 SIH‘ Sillib """""""""" 31'00 5:33,.” g2; yard' onehalf
cation with relatives in Bridgeport The outlook 0‘ General Bliss W88 “1&8 just Otto-half price. $5.00. - - 1. g - . '

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and Norwnlk, commanding 11 spot as he cauld wish . $2 50 “um on N “I“ w 3:13;) for tomorrow, 12 2
' ...__...... for, as the country spread out like a G‘ h 6 o . , 2 c Ca )5 __________________________ 12 '

W‘Vllllle-s thull nro worth while. panorama tor a ten-mile radius around 12c lng ams c $6 Llnen SUltS $3 5 1 "‘9;
Ron-d our adv. on page eight. Mintz. him. He sleeps. however, at the New- d 50c Caps """""" ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' “25¢ 25 L d. ’ H

,, *7:,‘"“," ' i0“ 11 11111. per yal' \lly $6 Lincll Suit iu the house tomorrow - C a 108 089

”‘9' Building ““193 Council will The two 111111ch this morning worel $3. 00. 75C La4’5 ---------- ' ---------------- 37¢ 1
'hold its selllilnolltllly business meet- supposed to be in strength along a Dress Ginghams that sold at ~ ”I 12/2 cents

 

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line parallel with the Houantonic riv-
er. extended from Upper White Hills,
in Monroe, to Long Hill, in Trumbull,
a distance of some ten miles. The blue
army probably faced the red 11 few
miles to the west, although their ox-
--..--.. act position was unknown to any but

- ’llho wochly business meeting oi” the ““3 (“0 commanders
Electrical (‘onlnllssloncrs will be held All vester'duy the outposts and my
this owning ill the otllces of the Mu- “”5 ““0 gluduoliy WO'N‘NE ””0““
niclpul Electric plant. in State strcot. the "°““"“«" ‘0 “3" ““d ““d “‘0 ““0““
* .--.--... units, their positions and their
1~~Sof1 111“] Still 111113, O'Brien’s. strength. From this mini the untur-
...-....-- nl development of a lino oi’ bottle
Tho ill-“'FOMD' 13118111083 "Willing 01' would follow tho withdrawal of the
“milk" “WW3“ LONE": NO- 42. I- 0- bind to the northwest.‘ To move in
“‘35 No “I” it“ “it“! ““3 “Willi-‘4 1“ ““3 any olhol' direction would be to leave

121: yard, but you only pay us
ollehuli price tomorrow. do Get busy at the Hosiery De-
partment tomorrow. Never be-

. l ' ' ' " “ ‘ . . . VERY " SPECIAL . . .‘ t::;,";.,':" .3321:
19c Kimonos 9c , . ‘
1'5 dozen Kimonos. regularly $5 to $10 Chl‘dren’s Dresses 2 49 25C Bafettes 120
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roe; 911131 to celebrate out his About Twenty Dresses“ 1n thislot. Children'sWhite Dress- About 2110 in the lot- Barrettes
'1 C. .

(a) es, handsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery. Some 120 instead 0f 250‘

Dresses have underslips. Not a Dress' 1n the lot sold for “388 than 85. Others up

M IN T Z 9 S , to $10. Certainly we are going to celebrate this Big Day-52. 49. M I N T Z’S

 
 
 

'l)ouglns Fowler. No. 15, Woman's
'Relicl’ Corps. will hold its weekly
meeting this evening in its hull, ill
Wnshingtml street.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”Mt-hill“ ill Sulllh “Ill“ BU‘QEL the hum of Supplies at Dnuhul-y “u, ..... ‘ ' "" “ ' ‘ " '“*"‘“" “"" ‘ ””‘W'”'“"“”""“W"‘w"" “"W "’ WW”‘”"“’““‘""“W W""””""’"” "W" ”M'M’" W ”W" -..11......._........ “IN " ......... ,
7 --..1-.... mulrdga, ,m addition. the withdrawal consisting of the Bill Regulars and the which to attack the blues pl'ocludcllii “ul'l' F0“ "LEFT'" Ann charge of murder and placed in the police authorities of Methuen, pl 1
”limit! CUHIH‘” x0 4 Order Of ”1‘ 1,, this direction wimld give the blues First Vermont and his reinforcement luly goneral engagement except on the West Side prison along with Rose. little credence in the report that 4H

lied Ammliim Mi‘climilflfl. Will 1101(1th 1,“, ground for n defensive plun. consisting of the 23m New York the flanks until nightfall. It ill not bellev- “HY? I“ “A88. ,Vcllon and Webber. Assistant Dis- ry Horowitz and Louis Rosella

tin wwhly bimllwun meeting "”8 (WO- 11 little that. they “I.“ compellod to my“, First New York Field Artillery and a. cd that Gen. BHBB will allow any light- trlct Attorney Rubin, who is bringing ' wanted in connection with the min
1111111111 its h11|l.ln Washington otl'oot. owing to tho tact. that tho “wade”, considerable body of oilior troops, the lug force during the night, but lit day— Schepps back to the city, has sent of inelman .Roaenthal, the gamble!“
-—~~ -1.-. are in greater numbers. The 11th columns and trillion ll‘nllitl stretched llglll both armies will "so at” each word that the prisoner will be u uao'huvo been here. So far a}: was 1111' ‘_

A meeting M the Social Md Ropuh' sign of 11 real advance of tho reds was behind for "w" miles “”5!“ N “0““ 0m” with N will. A“ men carry “V" District Attorney Whitman tele- fill Witness to the state. "no New YOrk detectives had urriv
"9““ 01"“ "f “""N‘i‘i‘uk: "“9 “‘3‘“ awaited hm.“ with interest. Tm, out- or (lust which could be soon (or 11 long Guy'ii ”toll“! and they expect to camp phoned to Deputy Politic Commission— The public prosecutor has issued 01.. in Methuen up to 10 a. in. today. _
lust evening. and all arrangements for posts ongonomonte were many nil distance. (ion. Mills but] no sooner 011- at My place tonight. The isliht b! or Daugherty, who at once sent {our tiers that no one be permitted to ”I“ postoiiloe officials were unable .tod
. 11m oorllirui 11nd dunno were complel- night and throughout the early morn— 1111111111le his headquarters than some lilo uvlutora to the blue, red and Seth detectives to Methuen. There were to Boheppn on his nrriv.ai This order termino whether an envelopecon
W‘- m‘,‘ noth urlnlos are tor the present of his cavalry had 11 sharp cinch with 111111 hendqusrtorll did not take 111300 reports today that Horowitz In: rel. will not apply to Rose, When and his 11. post card had been mailed 1
Mr. and Mrfifflfiluuloorl’. or 81111111111111)! hidden in the heavily wood. ‘1‘” ”“3 1115111111111 ““0“! "“13" W" m“ ”“8 "10’1““! M “‘9 “N“ w“ ”a.” WV“ in WWW“ ‘Wobber. Rose is very anxlolfl '20 talk he” t° "Bridglefl web“? in N
“WWW,“ Minn. Mum“ home 9,, country south of hero. co to the cast. in addition his wire strung. Mont. Milling left the camp A reward 015,000 11“ been offered with Schema. saying that afterward. York. . ‘
. . communication was broken and it was ill Strntford to fly hero, but had engine by District Attorney Whitman for the he is sure that when” will be wllllnz rNDIANAPOLIS. limb. A115. 18.

 

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oi r l. The cm'nlr clnoilou which bitcnnlo ..
r“ : 1:121:11“ git-12‘; ”lint-$31!?“ “Sing”: general nil tiling the lines or the blue thought that the blues themselves had trouble and put back. capture of the two gunmen The to tell all he knows. Sehepps and sletnnt District Attorney ,1, R.
both ntl‘eht ' l ' I, ' withdrawal through moatou, Trumbull a“! N “"0"” ”“3 “9mm“ “m" N ”N WW . money Will be paid for the fugitive», Rage um 1110591111911“ and party, taking 18am. oohep

 

longed to tho rode. (ion. 'Ellnll with AFTER THE FRENCH VICTIM“. dead or alive. New York as.» material witness

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[liver baseball euthu 111 a 11111 in men instant"; taken art in b "a“ “a“ ““d the "‘wa attaches Min “9 V100. 0’ Willamette, Conn, District Attorney Whitman “W W o ow Rmnthal murder case. p

., more dynamical score ohfd.m0n:‘;ou- dismouriltod “005:”. Pleat: were in: to“ possession of m” “mm” near W” 9‘“ in “”3" ”t 4“” monoerm- (W that he did Wt want to It!“ “19 gmmgfimflmflmyaejmfilm WWW“ ““9 my early today. it
17011 and ten cents is all you need. but at emit other all nléht and 11 report "“3 Mme” moat “4‘1"“ ‘1“ 4’9”“ 1"“ ”“3““ 3'3““qu ‘1'“? National Demo- murder trial tillhe hid “wilful!”- Justice Mm W. Got! to preside at. an Said the Party would “03)!“ NW
Got one today. 1 reached headquarters that, Troop 1). up ”"1“ “‘9 mm“ courts in m" “’3“ erotic (30111th in ‘NW Y0“ NW“?- owiul and nonhuman. onions he had extraordinary term of the supreme state before 301m; tnto New York
j‘ . . 1...... ., ' First or. 17,, Cavalry of Symon“, had W U“ NWiWn lun. The main life“ Mr. do Vloq willonnounoa a French 1,0, The public 9119;111:1110;- 1!” asked 1 Court m be held in New York Sept. next weekLbut Mr. Rubin declined
Rev. '1'. M. Crowley. of New DOW- ibm entirely captured by the rolls °N ““5 ”m” N“ "WNW “"11 NW" American committee WNW “‘9 W"- Governor Dix for an extraordinary a, “tor 11 speedy and vigorous pm“. aay where. 11 ,
, ' 4011.111 visiting 11111111113 you at 211. euro: motion. The troop, which WW” “1“ 0m“ ““0“" mm week who will work 1‘51 the “Non scallion or on Supreme Court to, 1117.0“th 9, ”Mm“ much my m school» was asleep in his berth
Moi-11‘s rectory. Father Crowley was had been 1111 outpost, was about to N ”"9 ”0‘1“” 0‘ ooldim °‘ N“ ”m" of Wilson sud MIVIWL 1 " tile Muslin! murder ones, find the round." as. a result of the Rosenthal watched by' detective; during
tomboy, located in Norwlliii. turd has «break comp whenutroop of rods crime OMM' “‘1 “‘9" "9°?“ “no“: “1’ "We will 1W0 t 00‘1” i" “NM“,Iorei‘nor. it I! undertltood. W111 ”WM investigation. ' ' 1' time the train stopped 131‘ ml
molly friends here. 11011711 111111. ‘0 mm "mm 1‘ "WW Diet?“ campaign attention" said Mr. do than aupumo court Junlcuoomopmldo. u more Mt‘h 13.11“ N" NW“ “N ‘N' ”N" “W
1 w... Gen. M11111 communal; 11111 blues °‘ W‘, mm A mil“ my 0“ 3 ”“1 "and will ermine Wenanlhmflm 1.111.111» out: uranium at 1111» 11m 111111 1 W” 1 ° '- A“ ' rout city on to he kept. «on
”they by check. It‘ll the unto my mood nu. liondqunrloro 1mm N “W“ “1 5““ ‘NN‘N‘W‘ that “1' 2M Club! in Maine, Vermont. Connecticut,” 301.“ 3, Mallow: “a the mm. unicorn or the steamer 'rtonortto, in “Old: 1: 1505311119, any 11111111.
MM“ modern 'W. the m molt musing Ridge 1111111111 the morning, N Y ”NW" “M"N'N'N“? m “N Minnesota. 11111va and New rationalist- 11-1111 111 or. annual mom and mi: this murmur. and “WW unto", vii-om comm tomato." on
1 1.1111411 to am wool-min: bunk 11o- 001. some“ “our, 11.171113 “W“ I “MM“ it“!!! “"3“le 1 souls him or our other m- NI Albert; '1'. Patrick. 1 1 - 4‘1“?” “19 3100“ We” not 0'1 WM 11m: solicitor. in added. would ..
' m" chum“ WNW" ”‘9 m" 't‘ll mo min; of literati form was ' . ,1 . _, lintll the out i of ohm lash out 4‘er renal so in nitrite: know and,» any. rumor sternum 1w -

Trot ionos- 110nm alone. but for no night and willed the mldonelo , mm. to nonunion uloy 1 _ _. . y ‘ a ,. . , 1,, ' ‘ , q , Ira “NV9'1N“,W , . .

illumination. taboos union or remit u was .1 1 mrmmun , . _ . __ f 11;. ' , ‘ _ 1 1 NW m 1m ,
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