.3 .cvnmno summon.
Gold-n. Editor ml Proprlotcr.
. justice once
' Hoot to prison.
. white brings out
TUESDAY MARCH 21. 1905.
. Minimum Almanac tor Tomorrow.
,, Bun rises 5. 51; sets 6. 08. '
, High tide 11.54 a. m.
7 lvzumo SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL 3.
‘IIIIIlt-nlditar'o Ruldonoo.
uBuclnou Offloc.
03-2 —Edltorinl Room.
“- -—Branch Office. Norwalk.
In the recent Italian elections no
fewer than thirtyntne university men
were elected to the I‘Iarlianlrut. numoly,
aixhtoon ordinary and four extraordin-
ary protraaora and seventeen privat-
dOccnls, or. according to anothor all“
ralIgoIIII-I‘It. thirty-mo juriata. ton mod»
lchl nIIIu_ lil‘t‘ from tho philosophical
farultiou had two ropl'MtIllIIllg political
economy. 'l‘ho llIIiIItIIIIIin ot’ Nltplwi
llcadit the lint. with l‘ourtoI-II ropreaouh
ativca, TUIIOWt‘iI by Homo, with elovon.
Patina iliiH tw.l, iloluua two. l’arlna
two, Forrera one. Mosaina oIIII. Moder-
na. two, (‘atanla one and Pavm. one.
Politically those academic parliamen-
tarians are distributed as follows:
Twenty-two are constitutionallsts, nine
radicals, lire social democrats and
three republicans.
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Quoting the Charlotte Observer to
the effect that though the murder of a
negro by certain white men at Dar-
”lln'gton. South Carolina, lately was en-
tirely unprovoked. tho 1th would prob-
ably not be allowed 'to take its course.
the Columbia State protests: "Has not
a change (tome ovor this State? is
there not. a strong sentiment, and a
growing sentiment. demanding that
more be recognized an
fewer titan thirty-llillt’ uu.voraily InoII
now under seIItonI-c ol‘ doath in South
Carolina, and III: bIIiitIvo that it car In
them escapes the gallow5 time ‘quat
be. moro polont poIItII I-.\I-II-Ii.5t~d in his
pleadings.” ,
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Sénator Allison is a cautious man.
This is ono of tho stories illustrating
his caution. A trawling companion
looking ollt or car window
“There are .50qu lino whoop. Mr. Alli»
son." “They sooln to ho nlIoIIp. .5III'(I
enough," tho senator udmittod :Iftor a
pause. "And thoy'vo boon shoarod, too."
said the other with growing lntoroat.
The senator examined tho Sili't‘p I-Itro-
fully and said: "\Voll, they sot-In to
have been shoarod on this side."
Up to dato something ()Vt‘i' Lulu) dis-
senters in England and Vllili’S lill\'i‘
llll‘tl llItIir ilOilt-ii‘llOill goods sold for
taxes under tho new IIduIration III-l.
More than mull Stills iilth' boon
brought against persons Irol‘using to
pay the rates. and IIIII'IIIIal lInIo boon
And yet, llIII l'i‘S‘iSlllllt‘t'
ls said to bo Illt'l‘t?flSIIll§.
FEMININE TOPICS.
said:
The fashion in main is sitting down
to prIII-tiI-ally tho long rout and tho
jaunty Eton. 'l‘lIII lililt'l‘ in \’l‘l‘)’ mat-h
trimmed but tho long ooal i5 usually
a bit severe,
'I‘ako Ion-sons from tho tailor and
place the hooks and III'tIs on your plan-—
kets aiitIl'lIatIIly on (‘Iiilt‘l' aido. it IS
an easy matter for the whim», lino to got
unmatched.
The rich Dahlia shades IIIIIIIII to bo
very fashionable this IIIIaIIon both IltI‘l‘l.‘
and abroad.
One can got. tlIII oolorrd IIIII'II lin~
lngs now on well an tho nlllt oIIII.5, and
for the wauh waists the) will ol‘ton
be pretencd
The dainty flow'orvd organdioa give
best, results when made up over white.
White silk seems to bo tho most oath:-
tactory foundation. and i'l‘i‘lfliilly the
tth pallorn butiur
than colors possibly could.
'I‘Ile'lawnu anti SWIBN‘H Iloltod with
color call for ribbon girdioa of tho
some color.
There is a considerable vogut- for
Japanese and (‘lIiIItIHo onlbroidory.
Make the most of oynloru i'or lhoir
Balloon will boon ho over. “MIIt‘nII'II
Mngttzlno“ givoa ll IIIII-ipo for tlyutrru
with onions that nounda prntty good:
Cut up tour small onions in small dico-
uhapcd pivot». and try with tour UilIll'tIl-t
of honor until “my turn yellow on tho
edgtea. Now add titty oyutIII-II or loan
and their luirc. u labhenpoonlui ot' lino.
. ly mlnood pnraioy. II utIil-upoontul IIIII-II
ol‘ null and wlIltII lllIllill‘l’. and a pint-h
cl mtyrnno, WhI-II thtI heartiu bullin
to rlIi’tlo pour into a luroen and aI-IIVII.
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ll'wo ELEGANT wives or 300m
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In; ATTRACTIVE Paton.
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Alto
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'1' i phone 398.
main pun onu'r.
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in Ten incl tilt Fun
WI... 5*
SPOTTED FEVER.
itdltor ol 'l IIII Soulluoi:
tin. t‘aI-I thnt tho t-piIlIIIIIlr o! allotted
th‘l‘l' :«o lII‘III'ulIIIIt “I.I i‘l‘llilll Itlt‘uiltioa
may It‘ll II thh. I-ity. l I-oltfliIiIIr it a
duty to unit you to l‘l‘lllilli tho, uncioaod
clipping. whit-ll 1 out. from a recent
issue of tho New York Tribune. If
your roudors in turn will preserve It.
in Homo plat-II whoro it can be oltsliy
round in up (lllltil'gi‘lit‘y. great good may
roault. 'l‘lIia Iliaoauo nomotimoa brings
doath only a tow hours after the ap~
pIIIIraIlco of the first symptoms,
M. M.
Only Cure for Spotted Fever.
In May of last. your l I.Iaiiod tliton-
lion to tho successful ll‘olttmI-lll or
"Slitlilt‘ll l'ovor” ItetII'tIhm-apinal IIIIIIIlIr
nitin‘l by tho simpl.» and Mandy appli-
oalion ol‘ IIol water. My oouIIIIIItIiI-a-
tiou I'iIi‘iIi‘lI auroral HyIupI’ItlIIIliIIIIIII~
pinto. two of which two rt-produood bo-
low. and may ho pr'otitablo I'outliug at
thin tiIIIII Will'll i5'|lllllt'll lover to alarm-
inrly ptItII'aII-III. , A. ll. K.
S, II), ii.. of Lyons. N. Y. written:
in Ioul lsuiio of May 20 a lottor to
”11' lI‘dltor rIIi'I-ra to tho llfit‘ of hot
watIIr iII i'tIlif‘S‘ or apottod form so ('all-
ed III 1X73 thoto were many (Insert
in this. section —thI in one household.
("to was a girl of stIIonioon, who was
troatcd by ono of tho boat physicians
in town, 'l‘lIo OLIllll‘ was a woman
0va sixty. who l‘t'fllSi’ti lo haVLI a doc
to:- und IIIIIIIIIIII, nor .1 sweat. usinghol
brhkn rolled in not clolhu. Her at
iaIIlt IIIIa IIIIy IIIIIIIIro, but sho rooovcr
rd. and IIVWI several yearn. and that
without any soquonro of ”III disease.
Tho girl IiiIId. 'l‘lIIIro were many oth
l‘I'S whoao livoa Wt'l‘t‘ sorted by sweat.
ing. Whore a sweat wus given prompt-
ly the palleut's lilo was unvotl.
in lilo appondlx or the AIIIIIrit'Ian
l':lti*)'t’ltl|)(.‘tiiil Iboro is an arliolo on
spottod lover IIII it III‘III'IIIIIIII in or “our
lio5lon about om. illllltii‘t'ti Ioni.5 .Ilgo.
'llI: u .utiIlII stated that when the pa-
III‘ at but! a awout lIII IIII-Il. and in or-
on oaIII diIId under othor trIIntnItInt.
.»\. It. iI‘ullIIr, oi Malone, N. l'..
\\ rill :5“.
Sit“ in tho 'I‘I'IIIIInII of today I saw
a. It"!t‘l‘ Slglliti A. it. It" railing altru-
tIIuI to tho but wator tI‘IIIItInout for
spuriod lover. or I-oI'olIIII.)-.5piIIal llltIllIllI
I.I;lli.5. III lIIII your 1852 an IIplIltIIIlit- oi‘
Int-nintzilis provnllod in Potsdam. N.
.. for sororal months. I was one of
lbw :IlliiI-tIIIl oIIIIs. .\l ”to tiInII i was
I\\'I‘I\'II yours old; was takon in March.
and was in bod ton woolo-l. Ilr. Fria-
bio (i_ (‘oIII II'IIIItoII IIIII. iv‘tn‘ auroral
wook5 ho IIIII'II Iili‘ thI- llSiliiI troutIuoIIl
l‘oII l'tlill‘lllNltlllS .IIIIi IlIIliriIInI. The
(l.Iii\liI Iona radio on II‘I'IIII otIIIIr daI.
I do not IIIIIIIIIIIbor quIt how long 1
II: II. llII aiIIIi IItIt'orII IIII lenoilwi to hot
III;IlI~t', but soon IlTii‘i' IIII Ilt‘gllll tho but
II :iii‘i' trotIlInIIut tho I‘llll\’lIISl(IliH Httip~
pod and tho doliriunt coast-d. A bath-
tub IIII5' bronlzhi into tho thIlrooIII.
and who ttIInrly filled with walIIr no
hot .I.5 tho uttondaula could put tin-tr
huntin iIuII:
Ind in a hiauitot and laid in tho tub,
wiIh lill‘ blallkoi..foitit'd about me. H01
watt-r win: uddIId to hoop it as hot as i
could lIIliiilI‘i‘. :IIIII HTII‘I' I was illiii'lt‘ti
I was rtIlIiIotl drI and put in hot blaII
lo-trz ill bod. At this: limo my foot
\\I‘I'l‘ drawn up Into iiIII .quali of my
bath. and my llaIIIla \Vt‘i‘t‘ 5omowhat
III'IIoltIItl; but both gladually IIanIo bIIok
Io IIll'lil. and III. III) times in aflor yearn .
l hoard tho lilil‘lllr say that l was tho
only mm in “WT sixty moon in that
-’.
This II n lull Silul I'nl nI lilt‘
Sentinel
Premium
Fountain Pen.
For ten of these Cou»
‘ pens and sixty-five cents.
presented at this oilicc,
we will furnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one of these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PEN S. made of the best
Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen warranted I4 his.
solid gold. and fully
guaranteed. This offer
only holds 'good for a
limited time. so start to-
day to save your cou-
pone.
Out-ol-town
when ordering by mail.
muat enclose five cents
postage.
[II viow ctr“
tiil‘ll l was lll'lotl from tho:
readers. 1
extra for packing and .
Absolutely Pure
IMS Ila SUBSTITUTE
epidemic who ('allll‘ out. without any tit»
l'IquIlly. ‘ Mnnv dim! and those who
iiIIIIi Wort- loft with Home doI-roltnity ~—
lomi of hoaring, oloss oyos. fool tthI
III out 01 in. t-Iookod hands or partial
loss of speech. I do not know that
hot wattIr was trlod on ally other per
son but think it was on hourly all of
I.I.)I (‘olo‘s patiIIIItt-t. an ho nwnvs re
markod in tolling of the treatment that.
l was tho that one no tIitId it on I
think he did not loso a patient whom
he had (We IIIontIol in troatmont
'l‘htIrtI hawI been soI oral cases In Ma-
lono this season all but 0110 prmlng
fatal tho one recovering bt-ing loft
an imbecile.
In tho I.IpiIII-mio of 152.3 all
wore
(IllildrtIn iliitii‘l
aixteon yoaru of age
Iion mo adult5. i Innnot brain of any
trial ol‘ hot wattII this season in Ma
lion» or olso when» in loswo liIIIIIoIds
in tho onlv IiIiIIg plIy5itlaII
know who was in pl'IIaIliIo iII l\u‘.1 in
St i"“l\\ll'llti‘ (ouilly. III- il\l‘l5‘ in
Potsdam.
State Knights Templar May Honor the
City With 1907 Annual Conclave.
A Inigo IIIIlIIlIntiou of Inombols of
(‘iintou (‘oIIIquIIdoI'I Knights 'i‘IIIIt ‘
plur oi NoIIIIIIlk. mtondod tiIII annual
Ion. lot. of tlIIIt (Hand tomnIaIIdtIIy of
”It .5lato. at liIitlnopoI-t la.5( night.
It i.5 claim] that the annual (I.IonI law of
IIll‘ \"'IIII l'itl? will probably bo lltlti-
in \‘oIII'.nlit
'I‘IIII i. I‘ll‘L’IlIi‘ .5 to last night' 5 5ession
{loin ( llulon (onIIuaIIIIIIII II'I‘IIII t‘oul
I.IIaIIIiI: l‘lIaIlI 5 S him- h of Stamford
(‘ ho.5tor lI‘. tiatk and Addison A. ?
HI It.:. oi" Norwallt,
\Inoug lilII othIII tuoIIuboIII oi tho
lodge in attendant II III l'II t ‘.htIh.5 Dr
W ill Ilogors
Htlltllllti. l-‘arrou S. llolts Milton iii
wood. I‘ hI'IIII‘S N. \I'ood WIIlIaI-o Dann
ilr. S H. Huntington Chli5tian Swar'tz
‘IIIId l). i) (Iorhaul
GRISCOM KILLS HIMSELF.
Jumped Overboard at Sea from btcam- .
er Minnetonka. .
.\‘IIl \\' YORK. \Iart'h I121. v-Audrow M.
lirismln. ol' l’hliatlolphin. who diaap
pIIartIti floln l'hlIIIdI-lphia stIIIIIaI
\H't'iiI; I‘LL.” and wa5' supposed to ho in
duropo. tIItnInIilttId Silil'llll‘ on March
ill by jumping i)\'i’l'i|tlill‘ti at non trout
llI.» Sit'itlllt‘l‘ Minnotouita. tirisoolu
sailod on tho \IIIIIIIIlolIka from llontion
t‘tu thi5- IilI \llIIIn ho ilunpod oIIIr-
bouIII th.- Slt‘iilllt'r \\.I.5 I.Ioppod and a
boat was low: -IIIod but Tli‘ could not
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ANNUAL CONCLAVE IN NORWALK.
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‘UIIII minister. Mr.
iarbitrato the quostlon pending anti sayv
New Swent Rosey Butler. Sweet has .Oan lie.
elsewhere at 250.
for boy or girl;
9 1.2.
170.
Three good Hosiery stories.
lions’llnnlnrnn liihhnti Stockings
sizes '7 to 10
Made from combed yarn, with three
thread toe, heel and knee; 3. stock-
ing that will stand the brunt of
hard usage; made for and sold
SALE PRICE 15c.
, The same mill turned out a. No.2
grade stocking that; will answer
SALE PRICE, 12 1-20.
Misses’ and children’s fine lisle
hose with extraordinary good yarn;
double knee, heel and toe; value
SALE PRICE 12 1-20.
5mm
in all sizes, 5 to
be found it is supposod that ho was
temporalily unbalantod tucntall} hits-
Iqu was a IIIIIInboI- of a. well known ‘
.l‘lillaIlIIlplIi.I family.
\Vhou Grist-om disappoarod from
iI‘lIiladtIlphia it was roporlod that he
had olopod with a youm. woman until
that both of them had Lono to Europe 5
Noun, I)| his suioldo IIa5- Inado publlo
iwhon tho Minuetonka reaIlIod tlIi5
port lotiav.
INTEND TO SECURE JUSTICE.
Venezuela Must Arbitrate Questions
With United States.
Wild. BMSTAI), island of (lurnooa,
hiarI-lI21.—~'l‘hc Venezuelan govern
"Will, it is announced from (‘aruIIat-I.
iltlti rccolvtIIl II notc from tho AIIIeI‘t-
Bowen, requiring an
answer as to whether Venezuela will
ing that in «use of a. rotusal lilo lini-
lod States will fIItIl TI‘I’ItI to take the
steps which may bo lli‘t't'S‘Sfll‘)’ to at»
«two justlco.
’l‘iItI IIlIargI- d'att’alros of the Nether-
Yul-—
Tel. Call 322-4.
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That everyone who tries our Delicious Cofiee says it is the bcst they ever had? Because it
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Our Teas are all selected goods. guaranteed strictly pure.
once tried always used. A fine Mixed Tea at 50c lb. gives splendid satisfaction.
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English Walnut Meats Pecan Meats, Jordan Almonds.
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sweetest and most wholesome confection-«Maple Cream.
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laud5' ha5‘ aIlIi5ed the venczuelan gOV-
IIInIIItIIIt that Holland will use coercive
IIIII:5I IIIrII.5I in view of the fact that the
. .. II unable to secure the release
l'Iom iIani.5onmont in Venezuela of
tho lIIItIh sailors who have been ll-
legally kopt in prison for seven
months.
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