EETABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
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I! L. AND A. L. GOLDEN.
‘PROPRIETORB.
“MONDAY." FEB. a. 19:4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR .
TOMORROW.
Rigs tide 4: 17 a. m.; 4. 37 p. m.l
Sun riscs 7 :91; sets 5: 13
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SOCIETY N0 [ICES
There will be a meeting of the
members of Tho Old. Well Masonic
Co. held in the directors' room. Ma-'
coalc Temple, South Main St. city.
. Feb.2d.1914.at80’clock p. m. m.. for
the election of a Board of Directors
fur the ensuing year.
Fraternally yours,
CHAS. F. MILLS, Priest.
Attest: ‘
ROBT..M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No, 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms. Feb. 3rd.
1914. at 8 o'clock p. m. Work. E. A.
agree. All Master Masons cOrdialiy
and fraternally invited.
' Fraternally yours, ..
ROBERT M. WILCOX. See'Y.
UNTlLLED LAND AND FOOD RE.
QUIREMENTS.
The cry that thore is “no more
land"-that we shall be driven to im-
port more and mom of our food—has
been heard often in recent ycarwlton-
necticut, one of the olden-t. States, and
one in which a doarth of land would
be moat likely to manifest itself. ac-
cording to the
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1910. To be suro, a considerable part
of the land is: unttllablo, but mailing
all this. not
caucus report, has only
por cont. of its area in crop: in
possible allowance for
one-third ol‘ the land capable of tillage“
Ii: in ill-£0. That probably is a fair
sample of tho conditions of our (Staten
generally. ton
times as largo a proportion of nucul.
although some have
tivutod land as baa (loiinocticut.
The third at" tho land in this Siato
. 0 . . .
» that ll-i cultivated in not by any moans
usod to its utmost possibilities of pm
Our
tlioir iniid wall;
tobacco raisors utilize
Mr.
pcnoh orchards prolllic and proiltiililo.
duct ion.
linln llilikt‘l“ his
and thoro nro othors who by ltltl-iinlyo
farming not :i largo rcturii l'roiii thoir
farms. llul
vnic tho othor twolhirds of its I‘allow
-l_‘oiiiiwri'.cut could ('lllll‘
kinda and iiiiikt it big ilii‘l'oronc: inlhc
agurcuato oi lln lariii pioduols. “tho.
Union of iill. farm proporty in thin Siuto‘
$10.000.00li and that
ho niacin thrrw limos as
lilt‘l‘l'il' mini: tho land that la untllloi.
’l‘uxas could load tho ~wholn country.
in about might
largo by
With an arm lurgor than all Europe
a. low ol‘ our 'Slilli'h could, cuinbliiod
lil‘odum- loud for douhlo our prom-iii
population
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RlGHT TO THE POINT.
\i'i» li:l\‘l~ oui'i-rly niiltod tor iidi‘unrc
lliilli‘t‘n lir- lo why lho lr'nniaii will find
it iicrrnmry lu adriiiico tho [ll‘ll‘l‘li an
uninii lit‘Nl auuinu-r. iii-ro it roiiioa
from tho Hilllfiiill lilaa-rl‘cr: “Thu 1%
with trill Will] it) Hit N ., lilil'llill‘ti 'l‘llllt‘h,
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’Now that lbi‘ orlninimnlon liuown on
tho i‘aiiin it‘lw (Hill. illiti Iwcumn iii-
itili‘lllil'llltdl,stilllll‘1‘iul: who iisiplrou to
than could ninlw aura that tho who
«)1 lilo In lior llllllll‘ \iiilllil l’illlll'ili'l'lllo
through tho corridor» of than by
Martini; a llltl‘il’lliillll for 11w invorpnrio
tion of an oruiinlznllon lo lw known on
tho Kilf'llllll li‘irr lilrln. wriilddi'fiird
1M") Journal
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WILL 8UE SHERIFF
lhlplltg’fllwrllf H. iaiiilu inalrlcai.
.~tiiai’iul thin morning. that liarl Hoiianil
l’urmcr protirlutor of tho I llllll‘l‘llll (info
in Railroad aromas. and "WNW of line
building. iiitrinia ailing him for tho
damage dorm by framing and liuraiina
will!!! when loot Wonk. Tho diapilt)’
hm] hm plum under attachinutit. and.
atropine prurnulionu to prevent tho
pipes freezing, uomi- actor remained;
in ““13“" . ‘ that burst.
rain noun.
can i
w N "km saw men tannin
IN 1h tit’ immin' All
stimuli on tn the
m y ”m ’
N filmy.
- you're back from
r town, that, eh? i
lmdi’. "lure has a contly nominated and confirmed an aim, “up: tlna policy.
it ' “ah-304”.
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SENTINEL
READERS’
VIEW S ' :2:
Th. Sentinel wtn be 0183301! to w.
brie! and tome-point communication.
as a. general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which me argument is not
concentrated. We do most. emphatic-
ally nuggest brevity. Long-windod or,
ticics. we have observed. are the his!
to he read. and are many times avoid-
ed altnltelhar.
NURSE AND SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
it was inferred in this column Salur.
tiny evening that the employment of a
school nurse at a aaiuiy of $800 or $1, -
000 would indefinitely postpone the
:eroclion of much needed school build
iiiiga. Possibly i am misinformed, but
{I understand that the voters of this
cit)" laat .iiiuo approved a. bond insuo
for $200,000 for new buildings. is it
likely that theac bonds would not be
made available‘by tho. authorities he-
causo oi‘ the expenditure of $800 or
$1.000 ii year for ii school nurse?
1 Why try to confuse the issue? Now
ibuildingn are certainly neceaaary.
Surely no one with any BPHHB oi" jllii-
ltice to our school childron will deny
this statement after reading the apo-
\rlal report. of the superintendent to
.the town school committee (January.
‘ 1013,) or the special report. printed in
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full in The Sentinel. January H, 1914.1
iiioi tho garblod items of January 28>.»
Buildings and rooms adcuuato for our
schools, we must iiave.~ 'liut what of
tho achool itsell‘, composed primarily
of tout-horn and childrcu«leachcrn to
dirocl education and (‘lllltll‘t‘ll capablc
inoiilully and physically to rocoivc that
education? Shall wo ncgloct or alight
tho primary csscntinla of school while
we are crocting buildings? Why not
attend to both? Would any snccoasful
business man neglect hi.»~ business
while he was enlarging tho buildingto:
be occupied?
our (-liildrnn loavc school before com-
pleting tho 8th grado arc gii'on in the
spocial report of January ii. as fol-
lows:
l. Slow progrcaa of pupils through
' tho grudoa.
L‘. iTiiattractiveiioua of school work
for boys and girls II to In. yours oi
auo.
:i.
WHKPH or boys and girl.»- 1i yoiira oi
ago and over.
i. 1.iill‘ outrniiro into school.
This Sllpel'lllllllllltllll. shows i-oiii'lir
HlH'l)‘ lhut alow progrosn is tho largcxt
t'aclor. i’iipils do not admin-i- in the
work at thy sclionla. your by your. an
thoy should. Why thoy kept.
biich'.’ ’l‘ho following aro sonic oi’ the
I'QiiHllliti aligcoutcd in [libs rcport:
I. “l‘rowdod school ruoiiia."
2. “No provision for spot-lid clamor.
i‘or llltll‘lil‘lll)’ arorago children."
ll. "No provision for propor cart!
and nuporvhainii oi" tho phynical woll~
Iii-int; of tho children ol‘ tho public
N'lltllllfi.”
’lho llrw’l two 01’ lhunu. tho hoiid ho
nun and lillllllri now in inn .‘-'~l‘('ltll‘li ni'ol
l‘Mlt‘ilNi to (mo 101. The third the
phynichiuu at your city. without any
» l'h’lli’llhi) whnlovot‘ In lily or to piiiciitn
.fll [llill'llllll at tho. iii hooln lliiHl iiii'i ml
to ruin I'm,
all at tho cx’poilac of tho (it)'
tin u lliillllii all continua to liy to oilii-
into illlldiou phyplrally inonpuhlo oi
roocirliiu‘ uhul \‘i'I' oil‘i-r'.’ 'Why not
ulw luachcru and poplin tho linid.
chunw poonihln. by caring for tho phy
ritual ilnl'ocla oi clilhiri-li'.’
iii por rout. of tin- chlldron hi (You-
ooril, iiili-iflilli‘llllti linudaou bulldlngn
intro iloiorllvo night; 0 nor will. of
tho uradn ciilliiroii of tho city huro do
l‘m'tli'o ;ili’.lll. How many haw disincl-
ivo Iii-orbit: that can ho riniii-dioil?
How many iii-o not prupurly l'oil’.’ How
many linvo Milli or nlhor diammoa of a
nivrlono iniliiro that may, undor pron
:ont tondltlouu. ho traniii'nrrrd from
ipupii to pupil? it Would atloin that.
inothuru and (other: of boys and girls
Will: id doinantl t'tlit‘ and nuluty no will
an iii-v. linlldlnuu.
Why not aim tho aclentillo know‘i
coup. and aklll no halo and supple
moat ii with tho. nocouanry adjunctwu
iirliool name? to an examine of 0800 or
51000 too much. ovon it only a begin-
ning in. mode?
. l MILTON COWMN.
.i liairman Nirwalii board of IMucation.
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‘MNDELL. DEGIJNEB AMBASSADOR-
bHiP.
WABHWM‘ON. fil‘oh. 2.~1ionry M.
Plndiéll. of Moria, lit. who won re-
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humour in Russia, has declined tho
appointment. according to i “tutor in
he bison politic lit “)0 Wm diam,
jmyo vi
colvo letters for publication. tram ital
readers. under the above bonding. A1
‘ $5.00
Some reasons why 58 per cent. 01'
The ccoiiouiio doiuaiida tor the;
11' ll achool lllll‘nt‘ h. provld oppouo on tho stump this 1"
Win ‘dldntca who will not alippurt Woman
homo savings that await you.
$15 to $20 Coats
.98
The boat utylcl coals produced
this Season lil‘ti reproaantcd in this
assortment: scoured from a promi-
ucnt. manufacturer. who is moving.
at a grout sacrifice. and on auto
this wool: at baraly tho prico of
the cloth. Don‘t; fall to ace theta.
Not one in the int worth loan riinn
$1.1. Many up his?“ a 00 (‘loaraucc
Snlo l’rioo, (llllll $0.08.
Wv
mmewampn .-
$10 to $18. 50 Suits
l
()dll loin, odd sizes: of l'all and
winter Suits. sold all tho scan a
limo “0.00 in $18.50. niarltcd .iowa
for final clourunco at. each, $3.00.
vs .1.
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4-, w ”v-
$1C&$1.25 Waists
69 dis
limb» ol’ solid-tin and lino lawns.
oxlpiisiloly ombroidorod froutn and
trimmed with loco and onihroidol‘y.
high and low hock, rclallod ovcry~
whoro at lilllli and $1.25. (‘ltuir-
iiuco Sulo Price tillc.
$1.50 Royal Wor—
cester Corsets
99 dis
uncoiillnod waist li'ILd-
ol. rosy low top and now long skirt.
lillliiilt‘ti around top with. gallixni. at
Thu now
l‘l‘ill $l..'ill valiio. (‘loaranro Halo
li’rico ililc.
29c Woodgrain
Floor Covering
15 cts
:iii inchon wide. an unusual va‘iir
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ANTIS DECLARE THEY WILL GO
lN POLITICS NOW.
Mrs. Dodge Declare: They Are Weary
of Hearing Throat: Against Pub-
lic Men.
iloni‘il Aacmlallon oppoi-iod to Woman
anil‘ragc lutcndu to go into WHUI‘R it
will oppoao the campaign of tho ('on-'
groaninual l‘ulun lor Woman Sull‘r‘nzo
which baa announced lta purpoao to
all all can
tinitraizo.
Mra. Arthur ‘M. lloilao of Now
York. prcaldonl of tho aiitlii, niadn a
ntatomoiit .laiiniiry ill, in which uho
approvoil tho rocont notion of tho
lioiioh itiilca committon lii rotunlua
to moral a raiiohitlmi (routing an
ouuul aull‘rago committoa.
“our organization Inna grown vary
weary oi? tho thronla walnut. man
in public llru by tho aiih’ruglota and
‘pllli‘i‘li ilaoll. nnmilnmuu. aortic-iii and
nhicoro in tho fluid to proturt tcaiidi
union from iinroaiioniiiiz iii-mainline,“
naid Mra Dodiio
our oflorts and tho ilriit proof of thin
hi that the oiihraglsin are «brandy
split into two motions in tiiolr
much humbled uttompt. 'l‘lioiio tac-
tiomi hopolooaly diflor an to tho
methods to be omplhyod or the man
to be attached,
“In our campaign our lltoralurn
will bu aunt in ovary valor and to
every woman, Our speakers and or»
guniacra will be In ovary county and
stain whore the mammoth attempt to
(infant an antitanflmgnit utindltlntu or
to onloblinh woman iiiili'rago its Ii.
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mnmcliiziit, as well on all other
states or the Union. is expected to
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now-d
aim lamina! in will call
“Wo harm that we will accrued in,
on sale thin weak ragardleaa of cost. locum
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' the best valueaioilcred during tho entire: sale.
. proli't.
a-pv IWWW mat-W
MONDAY. 1"“ a. 1914 I
mango 4% a m
Maslins, Pillow Cases,
Sheets, Bed , Spreads and
Other 'Whitc Goods
' Till-I ECONOMI 3S Altl‘.‘ SIMPLY AMAZlXil. You will do well to buy liberally. for such an opportunity to
claw monoy surely will not prawn! llsclr again t‘or a long. long limo to ctmo.
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25c HUCK TOWELB. ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. 1 ENGLISH. NAINSOOK.
100 dozen. honia‘tllohcd. acallopt—d $1.25 valuo. Salt) Prico 93c Diocldin‘ill value. 30 inches-i 3110 piece
and hemmed all pm.“ illicit-whack $1.50 value. Salo l‘rico .. $1.19 (”660.3113 valun, 40 inches $1. 39 piece
vivuwpist Sale pate” ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 19c 32.00 raluo. Halo l’rico .. $1.49 Place $2.00 value. 36 inches. ..... $1. 49 piece
$3.00 value. sine nice .. $1.93 pleat-133.50 valuo. i2 inches 52.49 mm
12 1-26 PLAIN CHAMBRAYB.
For houso drosaes, rompnra, can. all
39c TRAY CLOTHS.
_ . Large size. homutllchcd. all “3911‘ licnvy double Damask. 72 inohos.‘
tho plain colors. Sale l’rico ~8 3-46 Sale price _________ , ,,,,,,,,, 19c Sale Price ..................... 08c
‘ NAPKINS r0 MATCH.
12 1.2: Locxwdoo SHEETING. 35c PEQUOT SHEET‘NG- .
in incln-s wide. unblmicliod. line, illt'eachcd. unhlt‘achod and ‘1”"r‘BED SPREADS' BED SPREADSY
llrm. ovou tin-cad. r-xcollom flir‘b’kfm'hvd' ‘3' H yardn Md“ Salt 1.000 liod Spreads plain homin d
Shot'b‘i. Solo l‘rlco ..... .. . 91~2o “w“ """"""""" 25‘: yard l‘riiia'od and maliopod. at Mac than
Mill i’r‘i .
26c COTTON DIAPER. as
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r CD To BATTING I00 Marta. iii liichts with. mmlimt 20° MANSUTTA NAINSOOK
100‘) rolln m l‘otton Uniting Sub oil and aaiiltari, Sale 11100 55c piece 1000 yardu Sale Pricc ‘ 15c:
Prion ......... 50W" ‘ I
15c CRINKLED CREPE.
lr’lain whito for undorwonr, ligand
for dresses, Sale i’rloo 12 1-20
6c WASH CLOTHS.
1.000 largo Turkish Wash Cloths.
pink and blue bordnrs. While they
him. 5an price ............ 2 tor 5c
HEMMED not; ctorns.
All linotr already hcuunod.
T100 valuo. 2 x 2 ydu. Salul’rioc 91-69
$2.50 valiio. 2 x 2 1-: yds. Solo
i’rlro ........................ $1.98
1200 LOCKWOOD SHEETING.
BLANKETB AND OOMFOHTABLES.
{in lilankotu and Comtorlablcs at 1-3
to 1-2 bolow regular. l’riroo :ill mark
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$1.50 TABLE DAMASK.
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89c PEQUOT SHEETS.
it] x 90. tho. best about made for
wash and wcar. Sale Price GQ‘c
Liinilcd quantity.
od for clearancr.
. SHEETS! SHEETS!
Mic Shoots, 7;} x 90 ........... 39c
(:00 Shoots, 7': x 90 .............. 49c
.750 Sheets. 81 x 00 ............ 59c
.34 inchou wldo, tine soft bleached
Sdlt’fiuug. Sale Price 12 12c
12 1-2c' DRESS GlNGHAMS.
in plaids, stripou and plain colors.
Sale i‘rlcu 34c
. Priro
19c LUNCH NAPKINS. ‘
lit'mfillit‘ht‘d all linen Sale Priiw ~
1212:
12 1-2c LINEN CRASH.
5,000 yards‘ sturdy. {all linen un-
bleached Crash for roller kitchcii and
diah towels Sale Prica ...... B 1-12c
, 256 AND 35c PiQUES.
ii difforont cords. all white.
'NORWALK.‘ CONN.
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As a fitting sequel. toour last month unprecedented value giving, wc‘prcicnt this week an impressive collection of Bargains, surpassing even
Never has the purcha'i'ng power of your dollars been so far reaching -
Several cases of merchandise that arrived too into tbr our last month solo» and hundreds or odd lotii. discontlnnod linen. abort lengths ow... that we don‘t want to inventory. will go
Don't. let anything keep you tronagotdng your whore of these extraordinary orderings.
Sale.
............... 18c yard,
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Herr are a. few llama typical at tho hand
900 Yards. A11
Wool Serges
Full
L’ 1-2 to 0 yards. all perfcct goods,
30 inches wide, in lengths of
in the moat dreai'i‘ablo spring
shallots. and block, suitable for
drowns and semantic skirts, purch-
asrd from 01m of'tho hoot. Phila—
doirhia mnnui'actuwrs at a great
reduction and on aale't'lila «track at
'i—fi lot-in than rogullar‘ prion.
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$1 Black .Satin
Messalinc
79 on
l’ure dyo and guaranteed. Strictly
pure silk. Biggest dollar value in
tho market. (fleamnco Sale Prico,
per yard. 790.
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Petticoats
98 cts
i so prise awaits you in this
., garnitui, iii the quality and style.
cut on the now ctr-night. llnas, prel-
ty platted or tailorod flaunt-P: regu-
lar 15c value. Clemuco Solo
1 rioopcnch, 980.
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Petticoats
69 cts
prion $1.00 ouch.
i’rico 89c.
Clearanco Sale
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1 flouuco ot‘ embroidery. finished
1 with bonding; and ribbon: regular
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1118111111 1111 Still
6111113 11011111 WORKERS
mania i'l‘th. m 2-4m.» Nu Large De‘ caution Calls at the
White House to Urge House
Committee on Suilrage
\\‘i\Sllli\'i‘r’i‘llN. Foil. twillud
it who oi simple rroatlon. mprcnonta-
llvn ol‘ tholr lradoa. tour hiindrud wo
moo worltora from tho cantorii ututoil.
lllll‘lil. on onllulin 1 thoir hilpl‘lill‘t of tho
luitmzi‘n chlol oxccntho for votoii for
woizion cauao, waro roooived today by
l'ronllioni Wlliiou at tho Whilo Hanan.
leov wort.- Ind by Mrii. Marguortto
llhn-hy. ii laundry workcr of Now
York. and Mina itoau Wlnalow, a l’onn-
aylvania waavor, who, all dcnlunatcu
apmiiinrt, appoalcd to tho proaldcut to
anoint llii- iiiovamout for woman out~
lriun- by landing hla Inliuozicn to tho
olfori. lo catalilluh a houao commltlco
on infirugn.
it was tho second than the president
hail boon brought than to face with tho
mn‘i‘rnun iiuoiiilon in an omclal way.
and bio iittltudo toward the petition
of tho woiiion already was known, Ilo
told the unicorn of the National Amen
loan Woman Suffrage Annociution two
months ago that ho had already ex”
pressed himself iiii personally In farm
of the creation of a house committee
on nuitrano and had no lalormed a
member or the Home ruleu commit-
tao who had asked him has personal
opinion. As till! spokesman of the
Democratic party. however. he felt
that 116 could not spunk olilolnlly until
there had bum “organic consider»
tion."
The nudmgiahr marched on tho
Whlto House. W than tho Public
Library. with mom and implant:-
flying. utter holding in ma motion at.
lanai to a high pitch. Represented hi REBELS ARE ”omL'ZED dim trim haw bl‘t‘n ordered to cut on»
the lino were New York. Masaachu-l
ii. Connecticut, New Jersoy. Penn
:ylvanla. Delaware. Virginia, West;
Virginia. Maryland. 'Rhado inland, until,
the District of Columbia. I
l WILL GIVE IRISH PLAY
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iSt. Jooeph'n Dramatic Society Has
' Been Rchrganized by Rev. Father
l Lynch. f
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ii hilii boon nmno limo «ince tho
pooplo of our city have wilmmnod an
iiiuatoiir play. llov. M. .l. Lynch than
roortlauizcd tho old St, Jouoph ilNl‘
mnlir Socli-ty. which gninnd homo iii-
tlo l‘iiiiio hora a low ynarn ago in tho
lino of dramatic balont, ltuv. Father
Lynch, who in an artist in thin lino.
in now having rohomnla nightly tor
a good lriah inlay onlitlod "Eh-iii (lo
Ilriiuli: or, ’i‘lio Mountain llabo."
From rim cant, which be into picked
for tho dliloroiii cliiirurtora in the
play. tliorc In no doubt but what it
will ho up to (ho old atandard. Tho
following in the mat:
Squiro I'loiinollcy, an
rasldlng in irolituil
Elllzlloli Officer
John Jon. (Enrico
ilurllo Ill‘imlllg‘iln, formerly an lriuh
onirlut. but now an Informer .
Edward. Janina 11W
Jillilt'll O‘Brien, captain of the Moon-
tnin ltohcla 1). Louis Ladrlgan
Pliil O’Connor. u young irish Amati.
can .. Thomas A. (loillna
Torry Murphy. proud of his birth and
ruddy to light for Reload .
Edward .1 Quinn
Marita-oi Dohnoliey liqulrcc «land!»
on- Miss Bonnie Hamilton
“lanolin Flynn. her cumin ........
Mina Alice Foley
Alice domain, in love with Terry ..
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iatroiigtli of 10.000.
1dividod into the commands of
AT lllIllllEZ
(Continued from that patrol
Tho rebel army in
live
hrlgndlcr—gonorala. including Monolo-
’vlo. inlorreru, Rosalia. _Hernaudcz and
Terrible Ortega. with (loath-iii Villa
commanding the division. and whlln
their main body iii still more than 100
index north of 'l‘orrcon their advanco
guards oxtend to within a few miles
of the city. About forty tlold pleura
and grout quantities of ammunition
havo boon nhlppod northward in with
lunch for tho attack.
Aguiiiat the robot» tho i'odcral garri-
uon undor (lonoral 'l'icl‘uizio Volaaco
will put forth an l'ormhlablo a dalcuuo
an their manna will porinit. 'i‘ho mi.
oral nironulh iii cullinatod by tho ro-
hoia at from 0.000 upward. it iii ox-
poctcd that. tho roliola will oulnnmbnr
tho l'udnrala at lcaut two to one. (loin
oral Volaucii'n aoldioru, howovur. liuvo
tho advantage of poultlona. and am
said to bo nuppllod with aupurior artil'
lury.
Torrcon. with 20.000 population, on
important railroad center and the In‘
duntrinl sent or the in Gun». cotton
dinirlota. bouillon having the tomcat
noun factory in Mexico. has it natural
deletion in tho want. it is flanked on
the west by a. curios of hills and can‘
can. 011 thouo hills. which hue it
swooping command clothe city. over :4
river to tho north and over the tint La
(luau district cantiwnrd the {admin
have plantar! their caution. Ono hill
in particular. known on In Cruz, has
been converted Into a variable fort,
brlatiimt with long range Ennis.
it will be for ihc’pomiim ‘of thorns
hilln that tho preliminary halt!!! will
Mliil Anna (lubricity be fought.
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hi m of distant. tho Moral» oral.
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railroad communication in both dirot
tioun and completely to bottle Torrooii
before tho attack begins ilccaune ui’
.thoso preliminaries. it in likely that
the attack on tho city will be dt-fcrrou
{or name dnyu
Gonoralu Villa. ilcrror and (ii-toga
have had previous expurlcnco in at.»
tucks on Torroon. The city has clizuig.
ed hands auroral times. in the Mndoro
revolution attention was attracted to
Torrcon because of the manuncrc thorn
ol‘ aovrral hundred Chinese.
.l-UAlmz. Fob. 2.-~Gen. ii‘rancluco
Villa. the rebel commander. will learn
horn tonight for Chihuahua. to prepare
for hlu campaign aouth. ‘ilo probably
‘wlil remain in Chihuahua for a wool:
boforo ho slartn for ’I‘orraon to tnhc
personal command at his troops.
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OHILDREN HAVE DlPHTHERlA.
Home or Guitar Bryan Silk Quaran-
tlnod Yesterday Afternoon.
The home of tll‘iicor Bryan Silk. on
Spring Hill avenue. was unarantiuod
yoatorday. by Dr. William J. Tracey.
when he round the two children and
the little girl who llVas with tho family
suffering from diphtheria. The nainoa
of the children urn Harold. agnil Ilvo.
iiioien, aged two. and Ethel MCGliirc.
aged fourteen yours, hr. Tracey diam
comma the union by accident. He
was making a call in the neighborhood
and Officer 'Bilk thinking tho children
wow suffering from colds thought 111*
would «it In the doctor to not them.
When Dr. Tracey mmiaod the child.-
m he found that. tho! had diphtheria
and immediately quarantined tin-
home. Ollicnr filth has lull. the houao
and will him with his mother until tho
children ore-wail. ‘
mun—m
Sandal Want; no ii quick action
M Wm mm: of communi-
cotton. 1‘“! 11M Idlrobt Way or
now *m in uni out Who
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