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THE NEW CASTLE DAILY HERALD. PAGE SEVEN ITALIANS IN SEVENTH WARD ARE AFRAID OF HANNA'S GR.EAT PACKAGE SALE BU Banding Together to Protect Themselves Against "Family" WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1907. EWdB I HAND CAMPAIGN AGAINST SOCIETY? HINTED THAT MAHONINGTOWN FOREIGNERS WILL FIGHT BLACK HAND SOCIETY THE GREATEST SALE Saturday mi Monday, March 16th and 18th Italians of the Seventh ward are still banding together to protect themselves from any outbreak that may be made by members, or friends of the supposed "Black Hand" leaders who were arrested several days ago here. A restlessness is noticeable among the Italian residents of the ward and It is feared that threats made by the leaders of the society may be fulfilled by their followers who are said to be still working in the ward. The man who so neatly drew the leaders into the trap which caused their arrest is vigorously working among his countrymen and is said may start a campaign against the society in this county.

Local hardware dealers say there is a heavy demand for revolvers and guns by the Italian people. THESE Packages all securely wrapped. Each package will contain a piece of Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass ct Imported China, worth at least 50 cents, hut many wilt contain an PREACHED STRONG SERMON. Rev. Andrew Magill, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, lasts light delivered the most forceful sermon that his yet been given by any speaker at the winter lecture course that is being held under the auspices of the Men's Club of the Mahoning-town Presbyterian church.

His topic was "Jewish Costumes and Laws." He showed a large audience the manners of the Jewish race from the time of Jesus Christ until now; the origination of their laws and how they were varried out and by what officials. The sermon in all was well delivered. On Thursday evening the fifth number of the course will be held. article worth from one to tn dollars. Remember yoti will in any event get the worth of your money, as the lowest priced article is worth what you pay for it, and every package will be sold for The Nettle Jackson Concert Company will be the attraction.

The company is well known entertainers and the event promises to be a treat. All packages will he placed in a case and yoti can select any one yoti want. Here are a few of the articles that will be in some of these packages: Watches, Watch Chains, Lockets, Necklaces, Cuff buttons, Stick Pins, Solid Gold Rings, Bracelets, Hatpins, Clocks, olid Silver Teaspoons, Sterling Silver Manicure Articles, Brush and mh Se Fountain Pens, Cut, Glass Articles, Vases, and many other articles that we cannot mention for want of space NOT MUCH IMPROVED. Audley Frost, a well known Pennsylvania brakaman, who was so seriously injured several days ago when he attempted to couple two cars and was thrown to the ground breaking nis left shoulder, is not much improved. Had it not been for his quick presence of mind he would have probably been killed, but instead of allowing himself to be dragged under the train he bravely placed his foot against the rail and remained In a haunched condition until the train passed.

LOCAL TEAM WINS. The Mahoningtown Jr. basketball team defeated the Y. M. C.

A. Jr. team in a hotly contested game at Jones' rink in Liberty street last night by the score of 31 to 8. The game was fast from the start but by clever playing and much better team work the Mahoning bunch rang up 20 points in the last half. A large crowd witnessed the game and were highly pleased with the showing made by the boys.

REV: A. C. YOUNG PREACHED. "A Fair Proposition" was the subject used by Rev. A.

C. Young last night at the regular meeting of the revival services that are being held in the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church. Tonight he will preach on "Conversions of Ethopians." J. W. Filson sang a number of beautiful selections last night, and will sing at each service' ON Early and get yof pick of the entire lot.

We are giving this sale simolv to familiarise FREE GIFT COUPON Tickets given with every purchase. yoti with otir store and get yoti accustomed to coming here we want yotir patronage and good will, and are willing to pay for it. Remember the dates, Saturday and Monday, March ISth and f8ih. Look in Our Window and See a Few ol the Articles that Will be in These Packages I II I I .11 II III II II I ill 1 MAHONINGTOWN PERSONALS Miss Uarda Hottenbaugh of Madison avenue is able to be out after several days illness with the grip. Harry Alexander of Wampum has returned home after a few days visit among friends in the ward.

L. H. Pitts of Mt. Jackson is' some better after a few days illness. Charles Fallerton of Coverts Mills, has returned home after a short stay in the ward on business.

jj tmmJ LmJ Imml WMmmTGN ST. 58 EAST NEW GASTLE, PA. IS EI 1 IZla FPPl XS MACHINERY turned home after a short stay in Mt, Jackson on business. Miss Mollie Waltenbaugh of Madi Deaths of a Day MRS. MARY O'BRIEN 1 HEWS Of WEST PITTSBURG son avenue has recovered after a slight Dean Byers of Union township is spending a few days in the ward among friends.

E. N. Rodgers of North Beaver is able to be out after a few weeks illness with pneumonia. W. T.

Davy of Cedar street has returned home after a pleasant visit among friends in Mercer. Bert Sankey of Mahoning avenue is suffering from a severe attack of the grip. Mis3 Lulu Pitzer of Lacock street las returned home after a short stay in Pittsburg among friends and relatives. Mis3 Bessie Jenkins of Cedar street, has returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in Sharon. John Brand of Cherry street has re- CRIMINAL COURT IILL LIKELYCLOS TODAY CASE OF WM, BOND, CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED CRIMINAL ASSAULT BEING TRIED PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH OF Recitation Herberg Quartette.

Closing address. attack of the grip. Mrs. C. C.

Brand of Cherry street i3 much improved after several weeks illness. Miss Kate Murdock of Sharon is spending a few days among friends iu Cedar street. Miss Florence Lightner of West Middlesex has returned home after a few days visit among friends in the Seventh ward. SHAFT NEAR BETHEL STATION TO BE STRIPPED OF SIXTH WARD RE.DENT Mrs. Mary O'Brien, widow of John O'Brien, a charter member of St.

Mary's Roman Catholic church, and a well known resident of the Sixth ward, WEST PITTSBURG, March 13. The M. E. church will give a rally on Easter Sunday night, March 31st. An interesting program has been arranged as follows: Song Congregation Scripture lesson and prayer President Greeting Irene Shunk Song Choir Recitation Chester Carson Recitation Pearl Shuler Criminal court will probably close this afternoon, after only two and one- NEW WILMINGTON, March 13.

A party of seven workmen with two teams stopped over night here. They are in the employ of Contractor W. D. Marquis of Beaver Falls and drove through the mud and rain from JOSEPH HORNE CO. Miss Smith of New Castle, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Amel Bach, of Eleventh street. Wade Sloan of Cleveland, spent Sunday tae guest of friends at this place. The Woodhouse, Bopp Co. silk mill and uie Garland Nut Rivet works paid their employes Saturday.

Michael Gibbons has moved hi3 family to Seventh street. Miss Pearly Pollyblank is seriously ill with an attack of typhoid fever. Work is progressing rapidly on the Snyder residence. Miss Maggie McCarthy and Mis3 Pearl Holstein of Wampum, have ac that place yesterday. Their destina tion is Bethel Station, about seven succumbed to pneumonia at her residence, 36 South Front street, last evening.

Mrs. O'Brien was GS years old and was born in Ireland. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott and came to America when young.

She had been a resident of New Castle for the last 45 year3 and had lived all that time in the same place, never moving from Front street, a locality to which she become deeply attached. All her life she remained a devout adherent of the faith in which she was reared and she took an active interest in St. Mary's congregation of which, as stated, she was one of the original members. Almose 13 years ago she was be Pena and Fifth Pittsburg, Pa. half days of trials.

This will establish a record in Lawrence county criminal jurisprudence that will probably stand for many years. District Attorney Young has, with the assistance of Judge Porter, been rushing the trials through rapidly, thus saving the county the heavy expense incident to court sessions. This afternoon the case of William Bond, charged by Jonathan Jones with attempted assault upon 11-year-old Rebecca Jones, was placed on trial. It will probably be the last to go before a jury, as all the others will probably be settled without trial. Song Choir Selection Miss Pitzer Male Quartette Joe Niblo League Mission Duet Kittie Shunk and Fannie Jones.

Song Choir Recitation Lottie Carson Song Choir Recitation Chas. Pitzer. Chorus Juniors miles north of town, where they intend removing the machinery from a coal shaft near there. They left Beaver Falls about nine o'clock yesterday morning and pulled in at Allen's livery stable at eight-thirty last night They report the roads much cepted positions with Woodhouse, Embroidered Linen Robes Priced Very Specially We have a limited number of 1907 style embroidered linen robes which we will sell for the following reduced prices: Bopp silk mill. better between here and New Castle than on the other side of the city.

Rain and mud abound but plenty of reaved by the death of her husband. youthful spirit makes the college town cheerful in spite of the weather. Four children survive, William, Bridget, John and Edward O'Brien, all of this city. She leaves also one sis CROTON QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY ENTERTAINED Nature's Sweet Restorer The tired body and brain rest and recuperate during sleep. Embroidered Robe at $10.00 worth $18.00 to $30.00.

Embroidered Robes at $12.00 worth $25.00 to $45.00. ter, Mrs. Ann Duffy of this city. The funeral arrangements have not been completed. There is remarkable capacity for hard work, so Ions? as the sleeping hour9are regular and the slumbers are not disturbed by bad dreams, stomach disorders or headache.

When mental strain, nervous worry or over-fatigue causes sleeplessness, take In the collection are white robes hand-embroidered in self color, white embroidered in contrasting colors, and a few pink robes. A number of them have insertions of lace as well as embroidering. just on of each kind and only a limited number in the collection. ELLWOOD LARCENY CASE IS NOW BEING TRIED Our Spring 1907 Catalogue WILMINGTON TOWNSHIP Mrs. M.

S. Jordan of New Castle is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Cox. Thomis Martin of Volant was visitor in this section on Monday. Mrs. A. A.

Montgomery and children Ralph and Freida of Grove City spnt part of last week with friends in this Eection. Charles Cox of Wilmington sent Sabbath with his father. J. G. Cox.

Mr. Harvey Brest of Mahoningtown spent Sibbath with Mr. Adam Rodgers. James Swogger of Cleveland has hired with Charley Neal for the summer. Sibley of Conneaut Lake spent part of last week with friends in this section.

nor T.ip-r. onrl i' i rtf Vli i-lnirrr 1 Before Judge Porter today Joseph and Leili Zona an Italian couple from Hazel Dell, are being tried upon charges of larceny and receiving stolen goods. Squire S. Y. Douds is the prosecutor.

Ho alleges that the de Half an honr before retiring, and natural sleep will soon come to your relief. These pills are purely vegetable and cure sleepless Miss Anna Rhodes of the Third ward last night entertained at her home the members of the Queen Esther society of the Croton M. E. church. A number of the young ladies were in attendance and the evening was very delightfuly spent ited his mother, Mrs.

Martha Ligo last week. Ira Fields and wife of New Castle were visitors in this section last week. Mabel Minteer and brother John of New Wilmington spent last Sabbath with Dora Black of Indian Run. A great many people of this place attended the Hungarian Orchestra entertainment at New Wilmington Monday evening. Mr.

Watson of Sharon ie visiting at the home of Mrs. Iris Mercer, Our catalogue for the Spring and Summer of 1907 will be off the press now in a very few days. We will sand a copy anywhere without cost simply for the We never issued a more interesting catalogue. It depicts the latest fashions in SUITS, WAISTS, SKIRTS, COATS, LACES, UNMADE ROBES, etc. It has a chapter devoted entirely to Fancy Needlework.

It illustrates all manner of things for the home. Nor must we neglect to mention that it is as good an authority on men's 1 ness by regulating the important functions of the body. They contain no narcotic nor sedative. Their action is natural, pleasant and safe. As a tonic and restorative in all case9 of overwork, brainfag, nervousness and worry, they have no equal.

Beecham's Pills equalize the circulation, carry the blood from the weary brain, rest the mind and Bring Balmy Sleep In Boxes lOo and 25c. with lull directions. fendants about two weeks ago stole a pocketbook, containing $75 in money end also two large checks which, he left lying upon a desk in his office while he stepped out for a moment. They deny it District Attorney Young is conducting the prosecution end Attorney James C. Norris appeared fbr the defendants.

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