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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 18, 1901 · page 4

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' dryers in its provrsions
isiim‘eht e
ing'rwiiifuiiy a wrong
tio‘n citation 21 of the
but should an
iilfuliy and know-
.‘alhriii falsely, be
fed guilty of perjury.
coitvict‘ion thereof shall
sorted not exceeding three
,1 c fined not exceeding
1: shall willfully and
ake a false certificate
t' us return, he shall be
"a misdemeanor. and 11p-
, tion of the last named
'he shall be fined not ex~
$5,000. and be imprisoned
decoding tvvo years.

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about determiner! that no
buildings will be authoriz~
congress. says the Iiart-
uraut’s Washingtmi cor-
dent. Republican leaders
. the Senate and iiousc are
ed that this heavy expendi-
should be avoided at this ses-
The matter will probably
tinged by the committee on
in the House refusing to give
1115 a day [he Connecticut
‘ twill be affected by this
re addition to the public
lg at Hartford, and the
logo at Norwich, Waterbury,
den and ’i‘ orriugton

 

 

so a ma n'ority of the city
acumen of iawatha, Kansas,
11 to leave a revival meeting
" ttend the regular weekly
meeting. Mayor Hunter
ndered his resignation Un-
.111 secure a quorum to trans-
business, Maym Huntei sent
if? to the revival to compel
councilman to present them-
c; at the city ball \ majority
11011111111211 they "had to attend
viva] and could not come."

.UTURE OF =L=oTRiGlTY.
Thomas Edison in Success.)
Istever niaii be said in favor of
.. 'ity, 'on‘e statement. must stand

mount in its behalf it has haven
in its purpose when properly
its uses are as many as its
It has suffered from the? hands
.. one who thought. they were ac-
._inted with it. but it has found
ding to advance its cause and in-
its popularity. Time was. when

 

would never be able to control
in h less to understand Today it is

city will accomplish during the.
its. fifty years. It will do fully 03
_, h as it has accomplished during the
fifty years. it is not for me to
1111111111 direct lines it will create
tunetions for itself not to predict
room the great things it will ne-

1 it is not for me. either. to pre-

ra or to remain a plodder in the elec-
i vineyard. to keep toiling for the
that others may see in than

5 Still. it ill not too much to expect ris-
1111111 improveme'htu in many industrial
knees. no‘w ”operated by methods
., «than elect1i1:sl i believe that
fidl'énway train wiiLovcntually be ap-
, considered any meat on
solar till a of e cctrical p

f. .i‘ more”? .vantagaons to tile
. I 111111.111 perfect one. thing at a
. than to try to effect a score at
‘.1 Patience and deliberate 1mm.
Ihsrgy are hooded to broaden the
non of the electrical world.

. 1'1 can it be applied to farming
Hillary? Vary readily and advan-
'11 iv. This is a field in which it
be .mado to work wonders In the
”5" my yours. The farmer needs to
his oppressive work made more
tire. for he is. indeed. an all
ht factor in tho world's great
of usefulness. and his absence
that sphere would be more mark-
1 all the wonders that electricity
mud. The olctrlcal plow. tho

- ,l thmhor. and electrical dairy
wt! are on things that .only
loser of 111 mm. 1 earnestly

tidying the 11min. lift years will
11
made a noto-

millimm industry. and

1iootlon in‘ the “pursues of met-
one slim thatindhlo rc-
ifll whims miscoplicd. In~

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. ,1», hrtiloiai are not Nature's
, chino! Take care of
. . A 11111. map
this its». 1111111 In 11

 
 

 

 

 

s a cunning monster which man~ ‘

push as it goes along its magic

any pictures of massive electrical
it's that will 1111111111 the world—hut

by electricity. though i have!

s realm of

 
 
 
 
 

out Info
All , anus scram it piles.
,sl! if it more and more to.

I‘ planets are control];
ed and
0i? 0!"! as 11 motive power for mag;

use: during the coming half century.
but it. will also be applied to the “item

‘ tier sciences," if i may use the term.“

By this I méan surgery. bptlcs. and se-

must dwell on this particular branch of-
electrical usage. Already we have sur-
gical instruments that are being. opsrst'n
”ed by electricity with gratifying suc-
css: indeed. they have gone beyond the
experiment stage. It will find a largo
field in the operation of manufacturihll
machinery. as the Niagara Falls plant
shows. and it may even extend to the
air chips. but 1 thing it best to confine
its uses to earth. until these. uses have
been exhausted. ‘

Electricity as a science should be
blade one of.the several studies in every
school in the land. it should rank with
spelling and arithmetic. for, the more
it is used. the more potent it becomes
as an important element in all of the
world's general affairs. and its value.
in connection with practical business
and business affairs. cannot be given
too prominent a place In America's
future.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

WHAT OTHER EDITORS BAY.

' Burglars to be Flanged.

(New York Evening Post.)

The now criminal code of Canada
piovldcs for the flogging of burglars
found in possession of Weapons of of-
loose Formerly this penalty might
be applied When robbery was attended
by violence: now it is extended to
cases in which intended violence is to
be presumed. The penalty is nimod
particularly against the tramps who
infest the country. For .these gentry
more imprisonment is no deterrent to
theft and violence. it is believed.
however. that they value their skins.
and that their moral natures may best
be reached through their epidermlscs.
it is interesting. in this connection. to
note that Mr. William Hannibal Thom-
as. in his striking book. "The Ameri-
can New.” spggcsts that all offenses
of negroes. to which long imprison-
ment does not apply. should be punish
ed by hogging. The iegul obstacles to
such a law are obvious. but. the revival
of the discussion show the existence
of a considerable feeling tout the old
penalty of flogging for offenses against
the person was not wholly unjustifia-
ble. and that a humanltarlanism which
shrinks 110m it may. in recalling the
brutallzing effect upon the people at
large of public flogging. fall to sco’ the
possible beneficial effect of the same
punishment. administered privately
and decently.
School for Prize Fighters.

(Philadelphia Record.) ’

 

the. present upper class cadets
Academy may be looked upon as 11
school for more prize fighters. and not
for the development of heroes and gen-
tlemon.

 

Civilization and Barbariam.
(Philadelphia Press. )
The contrast between the orderly

the howling mob surrounding

alive in Kansas ought to impress opin‘
ion profoundly. The first scene typi-
ilos civilization the other hurbsrlum.‘
Presidential Booms.
(Cincinnati Enquirer.)

 

but they are big enough for the pros
ant

m esldc tiai your.

an exception His ‘prcsidentiol face

twenty wow.

1 Blue Laws.

(Baltimore Sun),
Because people two hundred
three hundred years ago thought it
to kiss one’s wife on that 111111111111 ilflV

tlnuo their Draconian standards today

dSECOND-HAND
All Makes. .3
Machines Bought;

TEL. CALI. 18”. 80. NORWALK.

1 CREAMERY

 

 

power of nature. .

out 'u‘their orbits by electric-'

 

si s enterprises will electricity find.

tronomy. but greater minds than mine 1

Under the doctrines and methods 111‘
the

proceedings of the Paterson trial undlgkepucg wag not so great.

“'0 lioved at Wallingford that her work is
wretch chained to a stake and but 1111111 1

There are several small presidential
booms in the United States Senate,

Usually the telling caudidacles
do not oms to light so long before the
Mr. McKinley was

was before the public fol fifteen ori

or
1} crime to take a walk on Sunday or,
there is no reason why We should con-

if there were a little more tolcrntlon

l‘iiii 1111111111. 1111111111111 111111111111

61 CANNON 3772552: BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Agent for the Underwood Typewriter.

 

 

wnA_ woman Ass homo.

. An extended vaults iI 11111111111 for
cotton crops for summer wear. 1 ,

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Spring Jackets have no center back

Beam. and the backs are straight and
narrow. ‘
Rod velvet and gold braid trim 1
coat of white cloth the velvet being
used 1111‘ the rovers. collar and cuffs.
the very tine braid being used to out-
line these parts.

 

The new summer wash dross goods
.uru appearing on the counters, and
they are very attractive both in tax.
turn and color. Tissues scam to pro
dominate in this first lot.11nd them
are quantities and quantities of checks
and plaids.

 

it ssoms'lmposslblo, except by a
tedious searching of the files. to secure
the exact recipe for hot caramel dross-
ing for ice cream which was printed
in this column quite a while ago. i
have a request to print it again. and
unless I can recall who contributed ii.
I am afraid i shall be unable to com-
ply.

Tho‘Dcslgnt-r tolls of a novelty in
muffs: With the late winter has or-
rlvod a novelty in muffs which takes
the place of the velvet and fur hand
protectors that have done duty during
the first months of cold weather. The
newcomers are called “bird~muifs."
and are cm h mode of two onliro sen-
cull, owl duck or pheasant bodies and
bonds, the tails being cut away. The
skins are joined in such a manner that
the beads decointc the front of the
muff. jewel eyes being added The
muil‘s are stylish but bird lovers will
deplore a fashion which means still
greater warfare on the sorely persecut-
ed denizens of the air.

 

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POWER OF AN EVANGELIST.

 

strange Influence Manila-ted at Meet-
ings Held by Mrs. Hurt-0d.

Mrs. Harrod. the woman evangelist.
who has been holding a series of much
lugs inJ‘laming county. is how heading
allocating at Wallinpfortl. near l’oplnr
Plains. Ky. Almost the entire commu-
nity for miles around flocks to bur
meetings every night. says the Chicago
inter Ocean. She invites penitents to
come to the altar. and scores of worn
on and men come forward. Some got
there. while others fall under a strange
influence that seems to pervade the at.
inosphere.

Men and woman full as if dead and
toy for hours. Some remain in thli
strange trance for two days. They fult
on their backs. turn over on tiller sides
while they curl backward until their
head and feet almost meet.

The preacher has the. sumo spells
and falls almost every night and lien
for ten or twenty minutes. when she
suddenly comes to. springs to her feet
and begins dancing and shouting. ’l‘he
li-urlous and skeptical come in great
lcrowds at the beginning. but when
inumbers of the skeptical ware knock.

ed out so to speak and fell like dead
men and women. the. attendance of
it is be

 

genuine and that the miraculous pow
111 comes from above. .

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1 DiFFERENT iN MEXICO.
! in Mexico the custom survives of
proclaiming important lawn by moans
of 11 hando. The essence'of this core-
mony consists of posting 11 printed n11-
iice to the walls of many of the city‘s
buildings with certain formalities in
tended to give soiemnity to the not
When tne result of the late presides
.1 tini election was known and had been
proclaimed by Congress. a printed
1111)) of that proclamation was posteri
,in different parts of the city in the
1111 osenco and by direction of the the1
icovsrnor of the federal district. Hon
Rafael Roboliar. and the municipal an
thoiltlos. as wall as a huge. inllital:
, force. As each copy of the proclama
tiou was posted the soldiers presentef
1'111 ms and the halls of tho churche
iwmo not ringing. ~Mexlcnn Herald
1 December 8.

TYPEWRITERSD

10.00 to $75.00.
Sold and Archangel.

 

 

 

 

3 cans Magnolia. Milk, 3st Uneeds Biscuit, plum. 4c.
5 lb. Paiijeily, I 171:.l Cape Cod cranberries. qt.. roe.
Lemon Calm. 1b.. 41118113111 Cured Hams, 1b.. 111:.
Ginger Snaps. lb” . 41:. sign Cured Shoulders, 1b.. 81:.
Solid Packed Tomatoes. 71:. so lb. Rolled Oats 25c.
111111.111: Michael. 951:. 11111. California Prunes. . 15c.

PRINT DUTTER, POUND.

” iii L38. GRANULATED SUGAR. ’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Sale of

LACES AND

all next week.

Tomorrow morning the Boston Store opens the second week of the greatest. most complete Underwear Sale of our history.
and looking back to the success of past years. you will particularly comprehend the struggle that it has been for us to make the prepar-
ations for a sale which can be thus characterized. It is a splendid gathering, and' in variety of styles, in betterment of details,‘ in amount
of stock. in refined and carefully made garments. it stands alone—an array unthought of and unattempted by others.

Increased area will add greatly to the comfort and convenience of our patrons. while extra salespeople will be in attendance.

that all may secure due attention at this greatest of White Sales of the New Century‘s White Month.

The novelties of American

manufacturers set the season's calendar ahead three months. and there is now a better selection shown than can be found later. when
styles copied and hackneycd will look their element of fresh originality. All the newest creations are represented—lace trimmed. fine
embroidered. and otherwise decorated. Entirely new effects in Gowns. Fitted Garments and in Corset Covers.

Our illustration is an actual representation of several styles shown upon our counters. and for this sale we claim 1 1

. Assortments. the Very Largest.

Qualifies Absolutely Reliable.
Prices the Very Lowest.

;nsnsuaos

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At' 210

CORSET COVERS.

The most remarkable values over

can at the mice. the styles

com-

prising 300 dozen cover! or 1211111111111:
and fins cotton. lace and Huhburg

trimmed.

Vhsquore high and round

neck. out very fine effects. worth 391'.

for this sale,
DRAWERS.

21c

50 dos. Ladies’ flue Cambrlc or Cotton
Drawars. trimmed prcttliy. Hamburg

and tucks. real value 3911.. at this sale

UNDERSKIRTS.

210

30 doz. short Undersklrts, made of iilltr
enmbrle. umbrella flounceJmmstltcb

ed. also lino cluster of tucks.
deep hem. worth 59c, this sale”

ll‘ine cambrlc Skirts, full
11lmming of deep full lace.

with
390

lengths,

deep

lounce; also of fins houistlchcd tucks.

‘ At 29¢ At 390
NIGHT DRESSES. NIGHT DRESSES.

01 good quality cotton. 0111,. two to Ten styles of our regular {10 cent
a customer made with 12 tucks and Gowns, comprising high neck. round or
03mm.“ ,1111“ never 1,310,113 have you square yokes, trimming of fine clusters
“on huohiwuluo. 1111,, 1,1,11,31,10“ 01-11,“.of tucks. hamstitched and embroidery.
191.1,,1111110119 1,, 39,, Do not {311 10 miv and the Empire shapes—in dainty

tirelynew styles. made. of cambrlc or
batlsic, French. low. square. round. V

yet offered. This sale. 291:

 

Linens,
lion’s White Shirts.

Cotton and

 

these at 29,; effects Altogethei the choicest col- mu dozen nil linen Towels, regular

DRAWERS lectlon yet offered at 1101'. This $2191: ",1“, 17c. this sale ...... _ 121/20
11.1.11. 1.1.1.11: 11.111.11.111111: 00111111 1a;111.111.512111. as." '11::1
p11“ 50,, “1.011119”, 1119 best 1,11,31,11,, 200 dozen fine corset covers. in 1111- ‘g l) ‘ ° ' """ c

36 inch Heavy Brown Sheeting. worth

CORSET COVERS and high necks handsomely trimmed. 6%c‘ this ”“10 """"""""" 5°
of floor aplenty cambrlc. round neck. regular "“10 500 at "“8 51"“. 39° 21/, yards wido full bleached Sheeting,
lino Va 11cc. trimmed four rows of in . we .11 17, 111' is ,,,,,,,,,, 121 o
sorting: also hematitchod voice and , DRAWERS' 1 I 0' m m A
double; ruffle fullod front 1111111111 of line lositive'y the best for the money 311 inch Bleached Sheeting. Worth a
1,11,11,11,; ”5,11,“! 9,109 115“ This 31,11. yci offered. made of fine combric. tiim cents. this sale .............. 6%1:

50c mlugsi (I)! dainty lace; also Hamburg
‘and c i; it rows of theirs iegulnr price
NoailglgoI-{lfaeDnIEEISSES' bowing. 690 this sale, 501:
' es. s s
unequalled. Made of the very bestI CHEMISES
materials. both dainty and elaborate mode of Fruit of the Loom muslin.
designs. regular price. title at this sale. corded bands, extra full. neatly finish.

1'10 dozen Men’s Uniaundered White

Shirts, our regular 390 quality . . 20°

25 dozen Men’s Uhlaunderod Shirts.
(one of the best made). value $1.00

 

 

 

regular price 981:. this sale 761: 7511 ed regular price 3911. this 111119.291: .................... . ...... .. .690
. ‘I 1
1.000 Corset Covers, regular 121,511 Hamburg trimmed Corset Cover. V 300 Corsets dollar quality, all sizes, 50 doz. Pillow Cases. value 15c, at
unlity V shaped 69 cents. 10 cents.
' ' 2000 yards of Lucas. values 7c to 1011, 100 pieces Hamburg edging, value 6c.
70 each. 17 «on. f 4 cents. 4 cents.

i

Children’ s Muslin Drawers. sizes 2 to M years. regular prices l2lc to We. any size, this sale. 9c.

 

TEL.O‘ALL.1M«3. NORWAL'51 '

New 6111111111 Ssh.

These specials are for one wool: only. Each item is a genuine bargain, and cariny'ot be dupli-
csted at the price. We intend that the New Your shall start with a rush. hence the price cuts:

New No. a Mackerel. each.
Alaska Salmon, can.

3 lb.- csn BartlettPlihrs.

3 lb. can Yellow Ponchos.

NouriPré’psred Budhwllc'at, ‘

Grind Ma’s P. C. 1119111.,
25 CENTS.

81.01:.

1'",
1°C.
1°C.
10¢
lot-.1}?

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Foundation Principles.

The foundation principles of our business are:

out Quality of Goods. elm quip good distributing
Politeness to Patrt'ir'isrllot

to the fraction .11 a cent in every transaction.

Fancy Show Ball Cauliflower in 3 pound Gaol.
Cultivated Extra Fine Spinach in 511111111111.
$111111: Lug Whole To 1"toes. in Glass Jars,
" Fianna ilk Cliche",
Strawberry Bu ar- Beets.
Fancy operated Plums. Apricots, Peaches.

D

1 . - Cranberries, Lettuce.1 Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Parsni 11. etc.

 

the ovens dull. .‘Ali the goods We offer are on the crest of the wave of
. Milli ,. mic circles- megabyte 111 erior 1111111111111

 

 

Quality. Cleanliness. Politeness and Honest Dealing. the Highest Stand ‘
pflmxig the some
alike, and your money's-1m

 

THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAGE:

t SEYMOUR’S Store.

20¢.
1151:.

,. 1:1. "

11511.; roe b.

rzyac. 111.1 radcan

Elli" ' 14 .1S

 

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We excoiln Fine Coffees. Epicurean tastes will find superiority of strength and 11161111 in the
genuine “Old Dutch Java,” and Arabian Mocha Coffees. They cannot fail to please you;

We call your attention to the excellent quality of our rge line of me crackers, fl'slh' from ‘
ii on y ‘

11901;? UP 11 high,

 

 

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