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PAGEI TWO 0‘ TH: 30m NORW‘LK Em m ' SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1914
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the Army have ll in awarded to for
eign manufacturers is concerned. i
expect that it is literally true, out as
a matter of fat-t it is not true, for the
reason that English inanui'zii'turers
haw ofikt—s in New York ulth Anion
tan titiZens attiug as agenfis or
brokers \iho hid tor the slippliei and
receiieihe awards.
Her. its-done in ionign shops to? the
detriment of our own workingmen."

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Has No Time to Prosecute Cam-
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The w,orh rhow- ‘

Julr 16 m been“ the hum of
the omce was always the heaviest be-
tween the first and middle of July. ‘
This excuse was not agreeable to the
department cud Mr. Filling has been
directed to allow the rotations to lie-

ginrga July 7.
1 Fear: Delay of am.

Although the President is said to
have united the warring tattions on

NATIONAL SUAmME VACCI-

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LINCOLN. N b., July 3.—-All mem-
‘bers of Natio Guard, plinberiug 1.-
5.00 nien. composing me two regiments
who will reporu‘for‘duty in the man-
' euvers camp. to be held at Camp Dodge.
Iowa, are to be vaccinated against
typhoid fever. according to an order
issued here today by Adjutant General

 

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j Are Wcrk . the General Darn Bill and it» enact-
_. Amendments to Bird Law. . liall ,._.
1‘ Ameiidvn hi i ”I “gum” Illb for merit is exported very soon, .\lr. - III
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‘ WASHWGTUV J l' .. ‘i\l . . freeman oi the tonnet-ticut Rhel' Farmer ‘13! . .
. - v -- - . U) o — in.) the proiertioii oi birds under the Mo . , , . The case ol’ the Connecticut Hu- . . . . . .
E. 5681 m .he ‘ 1 ,,. , , . H . . . (Oiiipauy tears that the fight will in». Friday Evemng the StOre will be open until nine oclock. .- ,;
‘ i - I" ~31 “a“ 0' i-l' UUUN Lean Law hate Just been pi‘Oiiiul- , mane Society vs. Util'ld Evans, of “‘il- 1 - . ‘ F’
13$! 1181” lielirt’srulal'w 1"!“3111 F» gated hr the <t-t'rt-tarr oi kgrirulture continued on the door 0f the House ton charged with t-rut-lty lu animals baturday, July hourth, closed ad day. __ l
l . ._ . .. . . A. . . ‘ ' .. ’ ’ ‘ ’ ' and that its enatiintiit will he dtlui‘ed ’ " " ' ‘ 9 “ 2.1 ‘ '-
Hanan “‘15 33km db 10 “it “0299» to lane oiled (Jr-tuber 1. until some time II M tool. was tried this morning til lo o'clock. d Commenting Monday' the sixth. the Store Will dose a“ nve OUOCk CXLePt On Satu.
- -. H _,I~ . . . , . .. ‘ . . ' 6:,“ ‘i C _ . _
01 his (tiinptiigii ior tho 3z‘lidlt‘ and The prior: oi one oi these ninend- , . . heiore Justin) oi ill: i’t-ac'o Joseph J. ays
Said that l ». -. - f - . . . . . . ,v it is said that the President iiidut't-d . . . .
, .. m “db u“ WU .._.,.t w IMAM? [lit-nit is to permit. on the Missouri cor Mb ”um both sides and that Limwmltvr. The uoiendaiit \\'fll\lf(1[li>’* .
-- . .. , . q - . _ iwss .' . . . . , . . . ’I‘ ~
1 muth Of a (dmpflldl. “haunt: I: and the upper waters oi the Missis- it \\'a agreed that ”II \\'ar Depart question o1 lack oi Jllrltdlt'llon and Snilllilcr Ollet CO- forts
- . _ . . S . J . . . ' I I
~_ being done lll llt‘lllill oi nig. iio:.~.1n- 511-.ij the shooting of all migratory me t should have juri‘dlcllufl ore" said that by u change of Vfiflu‘fit he
“ion for tl..it inipullam onion. his game birds lul' \\lllt‘ll there is an open in , l “numb“ in I I itd‘tle w ' would receive a tan and inipartialtrial Clean-5mg Cream...
4 . . 'U‘s‘ ‘ ‘ 11‘. -" . .. , . . ., ‘ . ~,
said, l> lit'l g done 275- my ll'ltJlllls 59.1,...“ ”-01” (Mon... '1 1.014 to Jaiiu- e . in this city, lJc‘t‘dllsv the letllilg in \\il- -\ “‘l-‘wl ~‘~' "’
He “d . .,,. . , , _ _ , . ttrs and that the interior litpz-irtnient .. . I , _ Eh. 1W”; (1..” . —. ..,
15“- m AIUL «lb .‘i-l t'XEllf‘E‘eil tir)‘ l. 10].. Altei t‘ at dalo the pro- liould uiet I ( l‘i LoiistrUttion oL' ll'li \ntts uéfiluil his interest; . it l . t .‘k ‘ ‘5‘
., . .\' S ‘ i b ‘ i L’ ‘ -' ‘ . .. . , . i _ . ..
his preterente as to candid-divs tor liiziition “-111 he in tort-o :i :in d m I . The llumllhi" bot‘lt’i)’ was i'epreseizt- H 11‘ _‘-“ H N'“ :“ \1-‘r
Governoi, and he (it"lllll‘d to do so at (Hllr‘l' aim :itjniwlil.s llt—‘ill prinl'jpfilly a ed by Raymond li litickrlt. oi Stani- Mil gillt -\ UNI“ —‘: \l-‘-
this time. “It is t: l;.~ yet." ho r'dld. with the Closed 59,1501, for the “1119‘". Several Petitions Presented. iord. and Attorney William F. Tam- Freckle Lotions
“1 3”“ morn “IVY“? 4 ill DTN" ‘llllli fowl in various localities. ’l'lio nrwt lil'l'll‘é‘at‘lllulh't’ Loiiergun presented 113313)} Ul ””5 city, 3009311"j f‘" ML \l: .l\ lll| t it 'lill l-i vi~
the awarding oi (‘Ulllliitls it [Ul‘klill regulations prmido that in Mussat'lill- the petition of Y. 1’. S. C, E. 0i (‘01. l-Zi‘tiiis. .\l tl\lllfi 1 oil in fi') ti—

mauuiutim. i> i‘oi lui‘
Army,".ho siiid. "than i am in
will be nominated ior oifirv iii

“ll'l‘lh‘fi lt’liodo island, the closed
ll(“l\\(‘(’ll Jiitiuai‘y l

in Connecticut. Now

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svasuii shall lie
and tutoiier 1,

liiist'illv and llil‘ Sunday sr'liool oi the
Methodist t'liui't'li of South Muiitltos
ter iaioiin: prohibition legislation.

Tito first witness was Sxiuiutrl .\.
Gardner. of Nor.- Haven. gt‘llt‘l‘ill il‘p’t‘lli
oi‘ lluillall“ Society. Mr. Gardner tes-

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Stilliiiziii 5 ti. tiiii
Talcum Powders.

 

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hectic-tit. 1 ““15“” .‘Ui‘ll lvl'il tire. 'i'oi'l'. Pt‘lillsyll’lllllii. Itlillit). Oregon leprtst'iitaiiw KClllit‘d)’ presented ”5‘43 that 119 911“ ’3‘"le 11" ill“ [NYSE (.I .1. .- \ll'l . : I. II! __‘
which .1 find llé‘a lo.” 9.111;; or: i’oi‘ and “aspirigtmi the (110,911 season ”It “Hum“.- oi‘ 150 citizens 0i l‘il'- with a whip with a nut tittl to tht ond “m ”II "1“ ,d.1. If), I‘“I“I‘ . l III 1.3L
20 years. YEP." unpatriotn' um! \GrS \iill he lit-tween January 15 and 00- month. the, Methodist lipiswopni 0f ii. ”9 also told how the horse uvt- 81“.l‘l‘1,‘:‘ .I ‘Imh. ’3 3‘“ I“ " Erin”. “ 5‘
unfair to our Aiiiei'it.zii working men roller 1. church oi" Seymour. the citizens o: “i1 “N ‘01“ 01‘ ”10 condition 0‘ the ‘ ”mm” kdlw‘nh’ll 11'“ "11‘3"“ “‘ 5" U"
\"110 DEN turns 10 support 1119 Army. Must Change Program. liaiitzini and lliu llotliodist Episopal ”film whose IVES “ad IN“ ”9‘1 to- Powder PUffS. . Body P0wders.
Statement Not True. In ll lk‘Ilt'l‘ to the Post ()flit'e lle- ('lilli’i‘ll :tt Ansoula. all favoring lllt‘ “Hm“ Sergeant T110111?" liunt 3150 Down 25. 52). 7; (ix :Hlnl FLU). ll'hliitti's \lnlt‘l ROG
"golf“ 35 ”1“" “UH’W‘M “3 ”l" lial‘llllt‘lll received lust llllllll, l’osi- enactment oi' iii-oliiliiiion legislation. “Sim"! “5 l“ ”‘9 (“Milli”) 0f the Laiiili‘s \‘l'onl 5. io. 15 and 2 i cls. it. (till: i}. l'Ut‘L‘ P'flhlt‘i' 20c
Quartermaster (li‘llW'Zil that the rec- master l'illiiig oi' \l'ntorlniri', said tho lleprosoiitntito .Kl’ll'lt‘tly yesterday horse ““d h“““"- ““d ”"3 treatment . . ,
ords of his oilit'e do not show that reason why he had set tho date of the introduced a bill to increase the pen- “W." had been subjected to by Mr. qutnd Powders. . . . . .I TOllet Waters.
any (Ollil‘fli'ls fur “Nick’s 1'01‘ USP in iirg’inniiig of tho tiarriors‘ \iit-ation as sion of Rose ll. Butler of .‘x‘augntttrk Evans. Nlil'tlicu . 73c lith‘n‘f \ ’tuIi‘vli nizi 75c.
:22“ widow (it George llutlor. of Company Evans “d"lltli‘d ”Hit ill" “hill “m1 a Miro llt-iizi ‘ >1. Hi \i tloi . Mic 756
_-_-.-...I.. ' fl " " f ’ " ' "' ‘ “ ' “ '" 1.; Fifth Connecticut Infantry Volun~ square nut Hllutrllt‘ll UI) ”18 18511 was (H'lt‘lllal " '_ SLIU \ ll‘L’illlIl Rose 75;
J . ‘ . used to urge the horse to greater . '
‘- “63:21:: 3:: 2921.213; of the law that spood. as the animal was lazy. lie Refreshing Colognes. ._ . .. I Florida Waters. _
' ' requires that it remain number of said it had bee“ necessary to ”9 the :iIt‘l‘Eiliu: “(8‘1”th :I “1:: mm Ldnmdn g2:
. . | ., . . . . . ll!‘il‘(’l"fi front and back legs to prevent Lt "- . _ . -u . .
H01} se Dresses in... .
‘ ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘1 a \ H \ k iiwayfruiiililiu. llo contended tliatliis sachet Powders

01' the l'uttlt-sliip North Czii'oliini was . I Deodorants—Without perfume .
placed on the l't’ill‘r‘ll list )‘estordnv., arts could not he called ciuelt) to ‘ltltil'-ti~lltl . 355 A” . 5 Il“11“'*""l"~' 50C

. . . V . . niiliiiuls. \“ 1., l‘ 1” :up
The up“ assortment in tho (-itv a” in tho light .lllrl' S'vlos Mr. lxolloizi: is ti Hill“? 0! “Merlin” , l" i ’1 - ,
-‘ ‘ ' - - ~ . . . . ~. 42': .‘ -. o: inionv was ‘ ~ —. » t - . l'.~ . .
and is a brother til .loliii itollogg, who “I l ‘ “h b 1"" t \l ' .\iiii)lin ljt .iiiii 5m . tiapiii i 1‘)k

that arr so appropriate to warm weather and all iiitido with that along tho sumo lino.

'l‘lirr JilSe wits continued at the re-
quest of counsr-l i'or tho dol’mdnnt to
‘iillow sevrral witnesses to he heard.

the case will reopen next Wednesday

morning at ll) o'clock. A Summer Brassie re

(119‘
this

is spoken of us a i'undidnto on
llellllllllt‘all tit-hot for (,‘(illf-él'i‘S-S
lull.

All 'if iiit‘st‘ rt'i‘rwsliii‘; I.llilllili'.~' lll‘lll M Lit-ii \Illt‘ t‘oiiii'wi'tzililc uiitl tsun‘i. good looking
and good llilllll't‘il, \k-ri' iiiziiiy \'|_.ll‘.'k nit-nuts ior lllk‘ trawling ling put 11]) ll) :irti'nct‘ii 6 form.
. 'l‘uilt‘t Section.

Black Velvet Ribbons

€X3(‘lllt:‘$> oi' worltiiiunshlp they must have to appear in our stock.

Regular $1.50 Values

Special ,

Salt water will (.‘lPllll ltiimiioo iur-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.. nituie and Chinese and Jtipuiieso mitt» .._.
‘ 98C guilt and Win New" it from “mung Gond._m‘flms tire to be nadwior _\ ll(‘\\' lllntlt‘l that is Special.
‘ )8 m' ”w naunmng' t‘liziriiiinu'. with which one Widths. l 1-: lllt‘l] 220
Other SlVIeS at 3' 50 3‘ 75 and $198 '“”‘ ‘ "*‘“"' ‘ 1--- u ' “ ‘1': ~ 1. w" —" iiiity L‘lljt)}' purl-cut il‘It-L'tlt'm. _> imp” :5.
. . ’ . ' case and Cfiillitil'l. It is IlTl‘Y‘ _- 1-4 ”N11,.S 20L.
- t": L V S ' ' " til} tiitiimml with loco and g 3-4 inch“ ‘ 3th
illlllt suitalilt to wear under 5, nights .llit'
tliiii waists. 4 1—4 iiit'lit-s~ ooc

Rubber No Sailing or

' ilt‘lts‘ llllfl ('Eirtllt's of llluck
\ tliot (ill I distinction in tiny
dross. .Tlllb‘iSdflm-glm alien

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- The N. B Ryan Co.

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

., ., 50¢.

Sizes front 34 to 44;?
Corgi-t Suction.

n-..“ .—..—.- .. .to... .4.

06333199629190 _.

“med Motor Party .FiniSh.
Complete? ~

9 8 0 Without one of our
Simplex

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Flags for the Fourth

Standard Bunting, the lust grade that incurs and keeps color for many
5 x K it.. $5.00 .
Epccial in Sterling Bunting. all wool : :.- 8 ft .. $3.50 '
A Cotton Flag with S i't. st: in ii il_\:iitls .llltl fixttir. cotiipl ttt. sixt- -l x i) ii 98c

 
 
 

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Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
- Hot 30 Hours

Manufacturer's Guarantee with every one of them.

6 Coupons and 98c

will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one

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Scenes in the Salem, Mass, Fire, Where 10 000 Were
..I Rendered Homeless.

Dancmg Afternoon and
: Evening July 4th

 

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WASH FABRICS. '

Wash Fabrics are improving every year,

> Printed Drop“.
10: to 25¢.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Look int our line.
Chiffon Linen.
39 cents. ,
White and Colors.

will bring a Nickel OIne into your home;

Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
a household nece'ssity it has become. Bring your Coupons

 
 
 

Plain and Figured Plisse.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

.15: to 19c. “Izmmfimm now beiore the supply is exhausted
7 “"5“ Bat'm- White and Calm. ‘ ‘ -- ’ -.
. OMY 1°“ Near Linen. ‘ . ' .
..- (m on o.
White and Golan. : Whitaoniy. . . . , . . ‘
CHILDREN’S wnsn asses, 25: to $1.00.“ ! .-

CGMPLETE $2. 50 VACUUM BOTTLE.

Prescoted by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is a 
Vacuum Bottle Day.

LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES $100.;

Dickermau & Son

IOUTH NORWAL‘K, MN
Wt? GWEIS. AND H. GREEN 7mm “Am

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Pres-at the above coupon at this office with five.
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
. pcnse items named below, and Igct this SimPlex Vacuum

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buildings. passed that night in .the open. . sodratary of state Donahue went the
worth, it was estimated. $10,000,006! Many'hundrc'dé were sheltered lnIniIght there, and alter a conrerence
we“ burn'ed h: the ”9' recently in schools, churches no other public with Mayor Hurley. the governor an-

4501mm inabicluy maevefly and nmmoed that 5,000 tents and 10. 000
-"“" “ "m "3°" PF”? mfidflnn Mini; lmdflescaped 0i. nations would be shipped to the city
mm hotels". (at w! W” (amen. ‘ “V. ” jGovemor Walsh also said he would
«law may «tun. Boron mean lnd- been raarin call a public meeting at tho/smut

 
 

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Want Icahn all n clear any pro». with“ Mini mum inn rotati- to:- House in Boston to take ’ltlrfl’lfil‘
Ed Int: um min osmium ”Building hero will!" my. Govorilm- action in aid or the residents returned
It . ' ' ‘ * For! ”tile! their homes.

 

 

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