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MEXICO.
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32) he first time since the liexi
of this and other interested:
armed intervention in this
f. country is seriously consideied. The
matter was brought to 11 bend in the
United States Senate yesterday when
Senator Falls resolution urging the.
nunoiution of a strong Policy was in
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The discussion which was me lpi-l
tilted Why the. tesointion brought toQ
light dome startling disclosures in re.-
. fields to tlte conditions in Mexico as
applied to the ptonertv interests :1:nd
piety Of Nationals. l’1'0111inent mem-
bers oi the body found cause to c1111
clue the policy adopted by vhoth the
Taft and the Wilson odtninistrntions'
and. at times,
their speech.
1130 many reports hove been (‘li‘tribi
dated concerning the conditions
Mexico and so many more have beenQ
suppressed that the Atnetiean peo-
title, as a whole know little oi 11111113.
is really tl'nnspiting there.
waxed belligerent in;
ill
01111 rt
centiy through the ngc11t.1'oi u (‘illliliQ
of newspapers, them was considerable
agitation for interiention,
quent ‘ developments seemed
but snbse
to dis
prove' the wisdom of such 11 coursi-
‘ end the ('Inmor
Neibruptly as it commenced.
t'ensed :11111osl tts‘
”Here. however, we have senators
,who disclose the fact that the lives of
Nationals have been jeopardized
through the diilidencc of the State
Department: we are informed of in-
stances» where no
were taken to afford American citi-
zens adequate protection
‘ instances where
been prevented front doing their duty,
and an instance when: it remained for
3‘ German consul to rescue the life. 01‘
.a Americttn citizen
War is a terrible thing and should
‘ the last resort, but certain it is
unlike lives and property of Ameri-
b‘cltlzens should Ibo titrotoctcd ut 1111
lists. , It would appenr that the
"lied: States 'illlil counlennnt'ed
"hillbilzll; iilreudy from Mexico. Another
dilution is imminent ill tlntt conn-
1.1.1111 there should be u repeti-
‘ of the maltreatment to which
rifled citizens 1111in1 been lilrbjeci-
" ring the recent rebellions, this
try; isbould tulle stern measures
’ . nodre the safety 11nd lives of
0 can men and Women and
enioun property interests.
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FIRE iDRlLLS.
actual 111easnt'cr-1
or relief;
ottr consuls hnve
.1 lied.
1'11“ investigation idiom-d
1111:0111: against fire.
stanticte the claim that the sirls.Q
"l‘he
_ TH' NORWALK BOARD is no joke and should never the cott-anomas an attack of acute indigent»
an tr ubles began to attract the 1-.11 ‘8
Tho-13111511111111.0111 Clothing Com-
"lire yesterday cxucted 11 totrlblc
in dead. maimed “"1 injured. the increased trade. The building of. Sentinel wan: "11111111111. 1-
in? WW5 WWW“ WW" killed. the new dock will solve the problem.
y more may die of injuries tie-l "
The building was wiped out
a short space of twenty min-
that
“Monument of the company had
uiicd with all the requirements of
, in regards to the cafogum'd-
'A com-
. elem system we: in evi-i‘
. it worked perfectly. The one
that M well drilled to
Theol— in sufficient evidence to 3111111 Q
thinking the 11111 was 3.131113") 111'an
lice drill. took t air time 111 respond-
ing and that this tardiness was re:-
ponsible for the heal/y casualty list.
The lesson of this terrible incident
NESDAY. JULY :3. 1913 31.0.1111 be taken to heart by men and here but night that Anthony Nicholas.
women engaged in factory work in!
Norwnlks. A factory fire drill
Qsldered no such. Fire d1 ills should be
Q'ptomptly executed at all times and
no chances taken
QYorlt for England 11 week use in good
Mm
START IT RIGHT Q
in 1. iettet sent to the mayor 011
the 18th instant and given out for
publication today. the committee re
contly appointed by the council to
High tide 2 :31 a. m.; 3 .02 p. mum“ke arrangements for an industriui' ‘reached its high point in the promi-
pngonnt to celebrate the elimination.
' (ENING SENTINEL TELE_Q of the municipal electric light plant began when, as a boy 0119, he opened
debt. begs to be permitted to resign.
The committee consists of the board
of electrical conttnisslcnels and Su-Q
perintendenl 11.1. E. Winchester.
it was obvious at the time of the
that the.
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committees appointment.
. council was prone to dodge the issue
and that its action was the result of
snub-judgment. Tile movement was‘
ttggested bv the commissionets 11nd;
‘immedinteiy referred to them 'Ille
tenet of their letter to the mayor"
inditntes quite clenrlv that titty do
'not feel that their position warrants
them in inking the. entire responsiv
Hbllit) and leuies the. impression that
Qtltey have some scrnplcs regarding
the advisability of arranging fol-11L
celebration of :1 condition of affairs
for which they are, in :1 measure, res
ponsibie. Q
The committee is right in taking
this stand and their l'econnnendntion
that the proposition be referred to 11
city meeting is 11 good one. If the: e
is to be 11 pageant it should be :1 citv
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MANNiNG THE DRY DDC-K FOR .
, . GALVESTON.
GAINDS'DON. July 23. wA mammoth
dry dock and ship vnrd will be built
.in Galveston by John M. Kane, owner
and president of the Kane. Boilel
.Wot'lts. This dry dock Will be sitttnt
ed west 01 the. most. westerh piers at
such 11 distance as 11 ill permit it large.
westward extension 01‘ the plots before
the dr: dock will intervene. 'lho pro
position as plunned and mode public
will 1111 0119 tremendous expense and
another 111111.111 of modern engineering
genius. Q
The present thirty toot chunnel \1111'
‘ be. extended three. miles weslw ntd and
‘11 turning basin established near the
causeway. This extension of the chun-
enl will accommodate ocean going ves-
sell of the greatest drought and the.
turning bnsln will be sudicwntiy large
to enable their entering the dock will»;
out trouble. The dock will be strictly
modern 111 every feature. will he con-Q
structed of steel and concrete and will
be approximately 600 ft. long. A con-'
nection will no ntude' with the various'
ruilrouds for tltc purpose of delivering
material direct to the yards. and a
shell road will he built across the
railroad yards to the Galveston county
.rond. Mir. Kane and his companions
‘in this undertaking are positive that
the increase of shipping resulting from
the opening of the Panama Canal will
create sniilcicnt business for the yard
and dock to entity in every wuy the.
expenditure proposed.
Mr. Kuuc eluted that be anticipated
the building of ocean-going freighteru
and passenger ships would be effected
in course of time. The company. holid-
ed‘by Mr. none. will 0111111111: 1: mor-
ough shipbuilding and docking busi-
ness. containing that Galveston has
long felt the need of. tSince the nu-
nonnccntent of the tormotion of the
new company. inquiries hava been 1111-
morons relative to Gniveston'n water
facilities. Situated closest of all Amor-
icon ports to the Panama Canal. (in:
voston naturally anticlpntoil grout ben-'
efits to come from the trade through
that waterway. end it has become ub-
soiuteiy certain that a large and mod-'
em ship yard and dry dock will have
to he built it the city is to cope with
‘zntion oi‘ the llrookiyn Rapid Transit
great cities, botit here 11nd abroad. and
laithough he held directorshlps
:scores of corporations, he remained
lbost known in New Yorkers from his
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bird Suddenly of Acute indiges- 3.
lion in Hotel Carlton, London 1
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ALBANY July 23.-~Word réechod '
Brady. widely known as a. llnnncler.Q.
died at 8: 30 o’clock last evening at'
the Hotel Carlton in London. blouland Q
tlon. He had extensive holdinxs. in'
New York City corporations. He was
70 years old. Mr Brady left New
health
Anthony Nicholas Brady was born
in Lille. France, on August 22,1843.
Qbut came to this country with his
father and mother when he was a lib
tie boy The business career, which
pence he attained in the lighting and
tinction powers of New York really
his own too store in Albany. Before
that he had been employed in the De
lavun House at Albany.
The Albany tee. store grew into 0111
er stores in that city and in Troy, N
...Y until be practically controlled the;
trade in theoo cities.
tinned his attention to granite and he
quietly gaineg control of large qunr Q
rles 11nd began building sewers and
loving miles of pavements
His next enterprise was the start- Q
ing of the Albany (ins Light Company,|
which be accomplished through the
good graces of Roswell 1’, Flower and
. C. Benedict. This was the first
step in much that he afterward did
in the northwest of lighting cities.
New York first knew 1111'. Brady as
one of the organizers or the Metropol-
ltun Traction Company.
Following that he lniested in trot:-
tion lines in Plovidcnce Then in
11887. he pnltieipntcd in the. re-orguni—
€0,111 wltlth corporation be 111111 the
1.111111 111.111 of the Board 01 Directois 111
the time of his death.
Although long recognized as u domi-
nant figure in the tuctiou systems of
Washington. Philadelphia and other
in
connection with the B. it. ’i‘. and the
New York Edison (lotnpnuv in which
'he was iit'llY'il) interested
in recent tours Nicholas F. lirady.
his only son. 1111s been prominent in
the management of the ludison Com:
pany as his futller's representative.
and was elected president of the. t'otu- - '
pour in April inst
Hie dauphier Mnbei is the MT! 01"
Assistant: ',
Francis P. (111111.11
thistrict Attorney
The Westport “reek 011 the New
York, New Haven and Hartford lust
October was 11 trugedy of the Brady
family. Killed at that time were his
dunghteMn-law. hire. .inntes' Cox
iBrndy; his daughter, Mrs. 11). Palmer
Gnrvit. and Mrs. Brady’s sisters, Miss
Mary Hamilton and hire. (2. 8.
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101 niei‘
SHERMAN coupon. HOLDS BIG
MEETlNG. 4
An enthusiastic meeting of Sherman
Council, No]. 1,342, Royal Arcnnum
was held last evening in the Odd Fei-
lowo‘ Hall, in South Main street. The]
session was one of the largest of 11an
attended summer-meetings held during ‘
the life of the council.
were made for the membership com-
pain and the members present were
enter upon a content. Various induce.-
linents wore offered by tho captains toQ
the members of their respoctivo divi-
sion to win the contest. At the con
clusion of the meeting. refreshments
were served and o. jolly social time on.
joyed.
Q ORDERB
Miss Hombust of Chicago-- And
what profession is your son in. morti-
Higittop?
‘Lord Ilishtop~—Ol1, when Algy
leaves college i expect no will take
lord: r11
Miss Hogabust, surprised-dicta do
not say! Well. papa. has got. some
real nice gentlemen traveling for him. .'
”London Opinion
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A Furnished Room to Rent? A
rushed room-mooted.
ROAD communion. “mm
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TEL. in RN 4
one. 11' PENTECQST. .111.
FELLOW AMERICAN OOOIITY OF LANDWAPE ARCHITECT!
Development of Country Places
IBTATIO,1 PLANTNG AND YINNi. 600.311"!
WM. ADDRIUI'iu-i WKINIKI DARK. Willi. BO“. "
fl. OUBMVINON OF 301”)!“
IQUARI. N. V.
From tea. he‘ .
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divided into four divisions, who willQ
The Great Ole
drones Sale
“Everybody incoming to it ”
“A Tremendous Success.
“Never saw such pretty dresses.”
prices.”
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“Never saw such fine linens and at such little
These remnrks and similinr ones we have heard over and over again.
Tomorrow, the fourth day of this Great. Sale, will be a bummer 101-
Wonderful Opportunities for saving: money in Women’ s. Misses and
Children 3 Summer Wearables.
Also we mention money saving items from our Wash Goods, Linen
and Bedding Department. They all represent: recent purchases from
manufactures Who were anxious to unload their stocks.
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Women’s
Cloth Suits
instead of $115.30 to $25,111).
$10.00
These are odd suits token From
our regular stock of the finest and
most desirable mntcriuls; luxur-
iously lined: about nil sizes rcpt'e
settled.
Women’s and Misses’
Wash Skirts
inst-end ot‘ 31:13, at ...... 98¢
l’iune Skirts 111111111 in the vet-1
ltttcsl style. withQ 111.112 button
trimmings. button mick: also pure.
3 Linen Skirts included.
at '1-
Women’s Wash
Dresses
Instead of $8 98 and $4111:
at. ..................... “$2 98
A table. of Wash 111115111510.- 1:1-
rious materials, all sizes represent
ed, pretty color combinations
Lingerie Waisis .
instead 01 98c and 31.19. you
pay ...................... 59“:
These are not entirely fresh.
but are sliuhtlv mussel from 1112 11(1-
ling. Ever; size represented in.
the let; some are two. three and
four of it kind.
Women’s House
Dresses
Instead of paying 984:, you
p11 _v ...................... 69 (1.
Percnles and ginghams. striped
effects..1vell~1nude. cut full, most
desirable colors. 'I‘hree-tptnrtcr
sleeves, some square netk; others
collar effects.
Muslin Underwear
ONE—THIRD TO A HALF OFF.
Gowns. Corset Covers, Skirts and
Combinations at Clearance Sale
Prices. in. all cases savings of one-
third in some one half '
Children’s Dresses
instead of $1. 49 you can buy
them at .................. 88¢.
To fit girls from 6 to ii ,eatn.
About six styles
Pequot Sheets
51 x 90, worth 600.
6?. x 90, worth 750.
72 x 90. worth 79c.
81 x 90. worth SOC. Sale price 69::
90 11' 108, north 31.05.811.113 11111: e 891;
at
THAT SELL REGUL
dress was ‘illliili' with
Mi: NliOliS l'ilit‘li‘ ,11110V1ANC11.
mull orders illled.
691: Union Diaper
iii inch Red Slur prune, 10 :11rd
pieces .ittiy Clearance Price,
piece ..................... 49¢
25c Pillow Cases
46 x 35. hcmatltched and oral-
taped, line soft muslin. July Clottin-
nnce l’rlco.......... 19
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251' Batiste
son finish 11111111110011 'l‘iutiuto, 311
inches wide. July Clout-once
Price illtc-uuv-i"“" lazsé
“mu-amm—
Q til-u—
lZ‘éc liress
Gin't'llams
32 Inches wide. flenfrew mono
Gingham. ncut patterns. July
Clearance Price ......:... 8%”
25c White Voiles
Q ‘ in litrlpoo and plain. excellent
‘ ”WING. July Gleam Prion ..
one
180 and 200 Pillow
T-Tn‘bing
in it 415 inches wills. Atlantic
nun quality. not soft. muslin:
it 10111: distance. telephone from New \ork caused
in the past two weeks by one of New York :1 best untnnfncturers.
hinterinls 11rd 01‘ line lit-lies, 1.1115? 'rles combined with line
some made with deep embroidery flounciugs with links oi “ruin-olden and late
None sent (1.0.1). None on upprov.ul
N0 1 lierni
39c Eng iish Ratine
A tine dressy fabric [or women‘s
11nd mlsses’ wear. in all the wanted
colors. July Clearance Price ..
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$1.50 English Long
Cloth
The famous N0. 700 imtud. ill
yin-d pieces. July (lieutence
Price. niece $1.19
29:: Fancy Persian
Lawns
29c Corded Piqnes
25c Tennis Flannels
Jniyw Clearance Price . .1214‘1
“W“... to“.
lie Outing Flannel
Jim hull pricing One yard wide;
fine anti nap; excellent quality
.luly Cloornnoa Price 814‘.
Table Linens
ti 1111 Mail and 1111111 Liam 9811
$1.00 thatch 11nd li‘llh him filo
7611 no»: mo Linen: at:
I50 dorm" Donut: 40o
lilo CAN-ITO“ “MIMVQ
in plain. Iolld colors. lino colt.’i
met-comet! 111111.111: Clearance
Women’s sizes.
ions.
35:: Pequot Sheeting
2-1 yards wide. no bet»
for shooting made. .luly Clearance
price. yurd .............. 25¢
$1.25 Bed Spreads
‘lnln 11nd fringed. for single and
full size beds. t'hocltet quality.
Marseilles designs. July tiieuruneo
Price .............. . ..... 98¢
Wash Goods Specials
70 ilhullies ...... .. ...... . 3 3-40
in (Enhance .
iiiii
tin Apron (itnghnms. yard 5c
Feather Pillows
50c Feather Pillows. July Clear-
ance; l’rlco 29c
75c. Feather Pillows. July Clear-
ance Prior-14%
$1.120 Feather Pillow.
11...
XTRA. SPECIAL
276 Women’s ’and Misses’
While Lingerie Dresses
It will pay moth
ers to 11111 a supply of these droug-
es now and put them amp. for
school wear.
Sale prim 49c
i-a price 590
Sale price 651'.
$8.98
ARLY AT $5.00 T0 $7. 50. WILL GO ON SACE TOMORROW WHEN THE STORE OPENS.
us it, held open this space. until the. lust moment to tell of the good new;
lie was llioiit to take inventory home made its 11. Till?)-
Ev- -'~1y
' 3. ' 98::
l..? ‘ ' . July Clear-
. .............. $1.49
lZ‘ée Fruit of the
Loom
lanes and pmbmidpries; others of line All-over Embroiderlos 11nd Linen Lows
31 to 44.
misses sizes, 14 to 21) years No
.ntte I’rtce
3’ 10 Feather Pillows
P1 1L0
ililCL‘
2.500 yards of this famous mun-
1111, 36 inches wide. July Clearance
25c 'llecvy «linth Size. July Cicer-
nnco i’ritx, 100
19c ilvory titty Size. July {liner-
uucc Price 12 1-211
1,000 Turkish Wash Cloths, worth
so each. July Clearance price.
..... 11.11
IIIOOIIIIIDD
Jilly Clear-
2 for So
.qu Clearance Price 1.. 1234‘
MM eculuoctI-Iuiluiaiil Sy“
Prion .......... 73,301.
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12/10 Linen brash
Unbleached Linen Crush, sturdy
uniiiity. 18 inches. line for kitchen, ,
dish and roller towels. July (lieut-
enoo i‘rlce .............. 814¢
Turkish Towels
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