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L1! Promoter
AR. 15, 1905
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LL Ila. Americans are de-
% issotistlcai. sordid.
impathetic, without
' ‘ light fi-Idesis, systematically
93s. with no moral prin-
th no aim beyond the ac-
V1oI Wealth: The autwhor K.
,clalms to have lived sev-
in America ..
M
'Bsm is undergoing a period
ltllm 111111 . he is. now awaken-
angers Which obtain in the
' L 1'otysst wealth for the
.11! evening the news wan-11
_ “its for tho beneiit of the
orb is surely fun in sight.
It talk of lengthening the
ow York's mayor to itur
1;th will end in talk. There
Ltmee at a Republican state
many has 11 chance or illi-
puLt'L' on our sackcloth and
_ so forth among the popu»
tent and humiliated, and all
a committee. And every mem-
‘ It his wife along.
wheeler, N. Y., pastor held the
\L at a boxing exhibition a few
‘ 'ii'l, shoe, and got back at his crit-
by preaching his Sunday sermon on
9 Old Fossils."
V-ho Waterbury American kindh
I Mrs. Jefferson Davis that if she
defiant)“ up she will make a presi-
Ldfilltlal candidate of General Allies.
deePresideut Fairbanks has up
‘ted his son as his private seer-3
-s in the family.
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‘lSLprlng cahnot be far oil. The hur-
tardy and the top have made their
Maurice.
Wilbs seen a robin?
FEMININE TOPICS.
’Lienty of exercise in the fresh air
,5bett er than medicine for a great
v ills. Sleeplessuess is one oi
“ ills.
jessi'ul grower of tuberoses
hinking about starting her
0! camphor in the draw-
; wheie your silver is and
. recall a good deal 01
LL od many girls mom
I to! in trays. "'l‘ho Wom-
"' scribes a pretty one
11 With a full tuliie oi
Over this is a cover and
a! While et Set in the
.he head of g bisque doll with
g little i’iu: b bonnet and 11
ruille about her neck to cov-
she is matched to the cush-
blue hosiery, neckwear and
are very popular with mom
meat-dressed men. it’s quite
tion in color for men, and
bit striking it is a very soit
‘-1 being taken to very kind-
lg.“—‘-— -_.H.
nose embroidered ribbons
Elie most effectiic possible
a: for the negligeou made oi
lhatross.
. d in need will keep you broke
' eipbiu Record.
PHI... WALZ. Proh-
Also
Hotel Mahlchomo. .
ITo'NLl
passing any such measure
Le we will be saving our co- ,
Nothing like keeping the good .
ember.
biy'a Judiciary éommlttoa.
The following letter has been sent
by “Militant" Atwood to the members'
of the Judiciary committee:
“Honored Sir-0n several occasions.
since the beach; on e Judiciary
committee on tlfitflgopnsed repeat at
the law in relerenhoe to the ill go
lnvntories etc. ave .notiuod
paper reports that the Judiciary coin-
‘nilttee were pbout to report a bill
which would embody a provisibn to
pay me 11 small emu by way-.04 re-
eerilpcn‘ce {or money expended and ser-
vices tendered in bringing of suits.
“I do not desire to here add any-
thing to the many reasons advanced
by my counsel as the hearing why
this repeal should not pass; but if the
state oi Connecticut should repeal this
law and thus admit its own error in
passing the law and permitting it to
remain upon the statute books and
thus misleading me into a reliance
thereon, I believe it should in all lair-
ness and jib-slice pay for its own inla-
take. and 1101 impose it upon me. And L
believing it is with that spirit ani
mating the tonimittee, that the Drov-
islonn providing for some incompense
is inserted, I deem it my duty both
to the state and myself to acquaint
the committee with the entire amount
of both tlme and money which I have
invested in these cases so that thoL
committee can act with a full know.
ledge of all these facts. 1 instituted
some of then '11 suits in Altair-11,1897,
and have devoted nearly all my time
since then to 111w tailgating records
and prosecuting these suite.
"1 herewith send you an itemized
tutti 111nt oi my expenses not ulth
the idea of asking the state to rcim
burse me. indeed “all I Ask from the
state is to be to let alone; but slmplyI
to have all the facts before voui com-
mittee 11l1cn you ioiinulatc a report
Expense s in bringing Norwalk
cases and lll‘OSEtllllni,’ At
wod 1's. LOckwood suit to
supreme court,
supreme court, $1300 00'
Searching probate records
preparatory to suits, 3,900.00
For advice. opinions. etc... 1.1
"‘rious attorneys, 650.00
.Vrit tees 534 suits at $2.45
each, 1,308.30 -
Phelnn, 'l‘oomey & . Phelan,
attorneys fees issuing 531i
11'1r 1. 5,340.00 I
Sheriif-iL' fees on 534 writs.
8111'.\'( ',l 2,037.00
Zlerk 1.1 t?‘.011ll entry tees. 256
were re urm 0. 768.00
\ttornv'ys' ices for filing an-
sw1'11. replies, dcmurrcrs,
1111., 2-li cases. 2440. 00
Clerk of court. for taking
'liondn of prosecution, 50.00
'I‘ypeu'i'iting. prinilna. stn- -'
urinary and postage. 550.00 '
iflxpcners in procuring bonds
for prosecution. .000.00
$19,443.30 .
This does not include anything for
11 o 11 lluir.
of the fishers! Ana 1' , ‘
or or by leading
11de
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scribed
(Continued From Whirlt Page.)
try they must each year present the
passport to the Russian consul where
they are. have it revised and pay tot
the tax on it
This passpm't system In evaded by
W10 principal 1111111111. either by larger
cautions.
She tih‘owed or American passport,
also a Persian liasdlioit which were
quite intorentflng exhibits
In social life the Ruinlans are much
like the Americans and Madame Paper
sinntz stated that she had made many
I very dear friends among the Russians
For a time she resided in Roland
near Wart-.1111, which at present In a
center of disturbance. There it is
forbidden to use the Polish language
or to teach it, but the higher class of
Poles to not learn Russian and beast
that they do not understand it. They
will not associate with the Russians
Russian peasant life, which had been
lno vividly described by Toistoi, was
tonshvd upon in an interesting man-
her. She said that the peasants are
very improvident in many waya.\Vi1ilo
they were 11"eiis their food and peace
cities were, looked ailei by the feudal
lord and were lurni 1100 ll (111 Now the
his land ouucr nuppiios them with
[heirlood at cost but for a Ion, '1 time
1 lb: y could not get used to paying for
these things. so dense in their inner
‘- am e
' The atmosphere of Russia is one of
plots and the illusion women are born
intiigcnnis and. in many of the plots:
take the initiative, as is shown by the
; number of Russian women. who have
been deported to Siberia. Mom
of the 110111111 howmer. are line
it-onvernaiionalisis and have it pruc
Ill nl know! edge of four dii’lct'en
luiiaunec'i. The peasants life in an
Inlmosi lilthfl'TIllIlllli manner all mas
Int-d member in hm 111° The imtnorailii
of the women is truly shockinc and
LI the instinct of animals in brought" up
their (011an They live in iilth an-
their clothing is iiiihy in the extreme
Mud 1111(- Papasiantz narrated one i"
EFIllIlt‘i' which had occurred to her
:showim: how closely iii-,1 (initials or"
’huordi'l against uremic—31111111111. Whil-
iho Cmr was MMMIy traveling t
Kiel to 1110111. the Kaiser; he parser
down the streets between two lines o
{soldiers whore faces were turned t
11119 crowd which lines; the sin-1.11.. l'
i
fur hon from around lll‘l‘ heck am
wound it around he! hands A police
'Lman (a1 111 up and made her unwind i
Valid show that 11111 had no bomb 0
,11' (1111111118 11111 11' led beneath it.
' ’lh I'ou'u. W11 1011:1'11131 111110111 i-lll
Ihas seen scvti'nl times seems to bet
It'cry refined lady and quite an in
Irrt‘ Hui: tharnr'tor.
L Madame I‘apnsinntz expressed iii
reasons for the growing. be'ii'f that ih
,tfzar it 1111.11.- und totally incapable o
boiling the poultion which he'docsA-lt
. lit-limes in epii’ii messhgcs and is yer,-
woof and 1'nt'illniinu.
'i‘ho (‘ znrinn, a tad looking Germe'
mine. 11:, an. m' 'dlnlly dislikcdx I11 tin:
LASTHNCAci-z
was 1:11'111-1' void and she had taken tli '
‘pcopie for it will!”
forth an 111111 to th til the re
would have been anuprisin all over
the country 111111 the recent "It's-irate
the V‘C‘iggr c Iamily been a girl instead
V.
orThe aristocracy 111111111. apparently
ignorant ot the hand writing on the
wall. and have not been warned even
by the assassination or the Grand
yI Duh.» Scrglus.
. The rail road system in 1111111111 must
can'y feather beds with them and
anniovars for makiu ' Russia tea
baggage is carried in ii Wry haphaz
11rd sort or manner and she narrated .
stoi y to show this. A Russian died
and his remains were sent home from
the I'm East. At the same time an
old English maiden lady who was trav-
eling also died thn' the casket
reached England and was opened they
found a General in full uniform. The
telegraph to 91.119111111111111 was used
and in a short time came back the
reply: “Auntie buried with full mill-
IIII)‘ honors. You can keep the Gener-
a ."
Madame Papaaiantz described the
Clicamians and Georgians, who are
tholniost beautiful people in the
nerd
'lbc Cossntks arc the (roost people
in itnnula They are not subject to the
111111111111 ovate-1n. and hunt and fish
and no and come 11.1 they pleas bo-
inc supported by the govern out.
They are thrown forward to the tron
time of the month and settle it a
few at first, then more and more until
finally it. becomes Russian territory.
This was the plan which was in pro
peas in Munchui‘ia. when interrupted
by the Japanese The average 009-
111'11 cannot read or write and what is
worse. cannot shoot straight.
The Roveiuilonist party in Ruesia is
composed of recruits from every rank
of life and almost all the'studente and
scholars are revolutionists. They Are
~.vldely dilieront from the Nihilists.
who believe that all government is
wrong and that there should be no
uopcrty rig ht. The rcvolutionisis are
101111111111 and liberal thinkers As an
nstnne'c to show how Retroiutionista
are manufactured in Russia Madame
'zipasinutz told oi the confiscation 01
' .‘opvriv hobo-hymns mer‘icnn church
1 the (‘nusasue This property was
ruined at 510.000.1100, and was coniis-
nicd by the government for thl1 good
if tin-1 government. it was enough
11 make every Armenian a revolution-
'~'t, and .11.? the first one, 1111111111 to try
1- pacify the (‘tauttusus was the Pairi-
Will of the American church
'1 he llmolutiouisls are divided into
1i'tioi1s They receive their orders
From men higher up and they in turn
from men higher still. The headquar-
ters of tho rovoiutionists aré outside
he country piobabiy London or
iwitzei'land. The prInLngal business
if the tholutlonisis in to get nrins
1nd ammunition which will be used
our in the oierthrowin; of. the atria
tocracy.
At the conclusion of her address.
‘Iiitlllillt P.1paaiautz was cnthw-iastl-
ally 11p ilauded and manv of those
inunm took the opportunity to meet
11-1-1.V911011ally
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FOR A LIMITED TIME TO IEOURI
JOHN L. STODDARD’S LECTURES
AT PRESENT WHOLESALE RATES
_ Wholesale rates mean wholesale transactions.
Stoddard Lectures twenty car-loads at a time.
same scale.
We
We order paper lor'tho
print and bind on the.
We reduce expenses to a minimum by making a quick, yet
thorough final canvass of each city,thereby launching orders, deliveries, and '_
collections at one--halfw11at they would cost if scattered.
To this end a corps
of our best salesmen are here for a short time only to explain our special
_, . offer, show the work, and give you an opportuniiy to secure it at wholesale
WHEN THEY LEAVE YOU CAN OBTAIN IT ONLY AT REGU-
rates.
LAB RATES FOR OCCASIONAL ORDERS, or at an advance atone-halt.
ran edition ls 11n- .
This advance ls
absolute and un-
avoidable. Our
wholesale offer
tsposslbleonlyon '
.tlie above basis,
«'1! being sell-av!-
dent that when
the cost 0! pro-
duction or distri-
butloaolanyarll-
ole Increases the
price to the pur-
WILII'IIII
L...lil
tlroly {rout new
. plates. and la the
host printed. but
bound, and In all
respects the man.
satisfactory over
Issued. It Is onl- ,
form an 1! com-
ploto. containing _
A L L O F M'R.
STODDA RDIS
TRA VEL - r. s t:-
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chaser must in-
emu also.
thing of the great world.
260.000 Miles of Travel in an Easy Chair at your
own Fireside with John I. Itoddud
1111-: cosr 18 Laos THAN YOU 'rI-IINitL
Less than A two days trip to New York. 1.111111131111111; for any man. borrow: liniltlitl a!
time or means. to realize that strong and universal desire of the 11111111111 heart, to travel
- .--to get out of and away from the commonplace rut of daily life. and no and learn W
DAL“ RATED ILI'IC on KARI“? TERMS OF EAYKEN'IV 'IL'I'IVO 'VWVDI‘kV II
1111-1111 by our representatives, who will give you full particulars. . L ,.
mkssnyoato'?‘
ms wows.
The '
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Normal 1- 11s..
Court, Mitch 15th A. 1).. 1208.
lbs Whereas. written application has
sea made to this court for adminlr
'tra on of the this of Theodore 8.
Lowndos, late 0 Norwalk in said
‘Distriot, deceased.
Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, the 2ist day oil
March 1905.11t ii oclock torenoon:
and that public notice thereot be giv
on to all persons interested therein
by publishing this ordei in a newspa-
per haviuu a circulation in said Dis-
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
ledge.
Sentinel
Hemium
Fountain Pen.
For too of these Cou-
presented at this oifice.
Vwe willfurnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one of these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PENS, made of the best
pen warranted 111 kts.
solid gold. and fully
only holds good for a
limited time, so start to-
day to save your cou-
pone
Outvol-town readers.
when ordering by mail,
must enclose five cents
extra for packing and
postage.
AA-A
rOfftllVAliTHAM
WATCHES
are the beat. Mechanical precis-
ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Waltham Watches the nest.
in the world. In gold. gold
tilled and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
40 .Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
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Mackerel.
glass jars. .
Charla
-33 WEST WASHINGTON S'I‘.
RM I“ 0'
ODIN“, OI
CEO:
Faohl
I311
- aluminium Oodiloli, (whoioVflIh)..°
"1.
L McGowan Islmom Va lb. cans, 1;:
Manama Batman in. cans, too
- 11.111.11.111.“ Ielmon. 1 lb. olna, 1711
Pilot Ir‘and 1111111111. 1 In. cans, 15°
1diluting lreoit' Trout, oar can. 1011
{Kelley Kipper“ Hem. line. .170
1111111 “no“ distiller-Ii. list-V canJ 17o
meanest. .mlolALt
Probate, . ' »
trict at least five days before said
This is 1 bill 81111! in oi the L
pens and sixty-five cents.
Vulcanized Rubber, the L
guaranteed. This offer L
Good Things to EatDurmg'
We as usual are ready I“ the Linton lesson.
good things to
. WI GIVE THE FAMOUS HUNT TRADING STAMPLI.
' N‘olw Boneless Oodflah, (the “0th
'4 casted New mo
Women s
Reckoner
._ HUNDREDS OF NEW NECK PIECES AND COLLAR AND CUFF
SETS ARE NOW SHOWN AT THE NECKWIAR DEPARTMENT.
DAME FASHION sVAVva “NEGKWEAR we save ARE TO es woim
moss THAN eves." L
WA”
WE ARE KEEPING AHEAD OFL THE PACE- AND LHAVLE 'IL'HE
MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENTL OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
NOVELTIES PRODUCED. LACE AND-EMBROIDERED. S'LI'QCKC AT.
120. . . ,
\
FINE NET TOP IMPORTED LACE STOCKS IN THE VERY
EST. SHAPES AT 250, 500 AND $1. 00.
, WASHABLE EMBROIDERED STOCKS AT 12c, 256 LANDL 500V.
SILK AND CHIFFON STOCKS AT 256, 50c, 760 AND $1.00.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS AT 256, 500, 750 AND 51.00.
TURNOVERS. PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, 10¢, 190.251: AND 506
1 " ' ‘ . '
Besibnilailnnesilnies
fl GET? IF NOT. DON’T THINK THAT ALL COAL AND ALL
DEALERS ARE ALIKE. L
GIVE US A TRIAL.
. TbeHarris 81f Gans‘w'o.
68 WATER ST.
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86181111181111.1511..." {EXPLOSION iN moecow THEATRE
ST. THOMAS. 0m March 15...I MOSCOW, Tuesday, March )4. (De-
IColonel M J. Burke: Uuietd States liayed in transmission) -A violent ect-
losion occurred in Theatr we
1 LCUIISIII here, is critically ill trdm pheii- last night. Several person: an or
monia. There is no hope for his re-nghom was injured by. the. explosion...
Icovmeiy V Iweoe arrested. .
'I‘cl. Call 322-4.
For the Lenten Season. i:
0
We have prepared tozfurnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs ‘
brought'in daily and can supply you just as satibfactorily as if youL
had a chicken farm of your own. We quote today Fresh Home
Eggs. 29¢ per dozen. .
Fancy Norway Bloater Mackerel. white and fine. Gorton' s PurLe
Codfiah. Smoked Bloater Herring. 2 for so. Columbia River Sal-
mon in small 3r large cans. Block Island Lobster. Sardines. Sousod
inept-11d Herring. Anchovies' Boneless Herring in
Jams. Jellies. Marmdlades. and everything you may want in keep-
ing with the Lenten Search.
, n
n\
s E. Seymour
LEADING ORDCER. SO. NORWALK CONN.
the Benton Season.
and have just received I
eat in 111.1111. of. candor! Minion, Lobster, New
and God all. Omit Trout, Nippon“ Herring, Isl-dines.
COLLECT THIML. OI‘I' A PREMIUM.
s to. our; labor! loans. (with are). 1 -
Very Bean Butter
Per P011116, 290
Try it. ,
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