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fill acres of meadow land are under water.
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New Yorkaud New England railroad in
Wendeldwaswoshed awayhy therein.
Omormo worth of dmasdouoto
theatroetsandroodeiu city and
town.
IDs-owned In tho Flood-
Laxcss'rsn. Pa, May s—The heavy rain
hasturned all the streams in this county
into resins torrents. John Diorweehter
oi Ephrata was drowned in the Cocalico
creek while trying to recover a wogon
which was being swept away hytholoood.
, Show Feeds tho W
BIDDIYORD. Ma. flay h—‘l’hera hubeen
aialloiflssincheaoiroinhore. Theriver
is now rising two inches an hour. 'i'horeie
a large amount of snow back toward the
mountains, and a ireshet is feared ii the
storm continues.
forte-oath Harbor mice with Ihipo.
Pomourn. N. 11., lisy r—n. went
storm oi the see-m struck bore. and busi-
ness throughout the city is practically at a
standstill. The harbor is full oi sailing
vessels which have sought a relugotrvln
thestorm.
" Blown "tho Inigo.
Canons, Nehlioy l—Duringthenorth-
east gale the schooner Snow Squall oi
Buckeport. which got on the ledgu last
week at the entrance to the harbor, was
blown oi! end sunk in the inside harbor.
'l'ho Bastion flopped (Is-or.
Sonsnvrue. N. J.. May h—‘i'ho Bariton
river has overflowed its banks, and the low-
lands south of this place are flooded with
iron 4 to 10 loci of water. Thousanded
The Invoo Gave Way.
Pos'rsiiormr, 0.. liiay n—The ilood in
the Salem reached its limit. The leveeat
Davie. seven miles abovgthe city, broke.
but the extent of the damsge iayetun-
known.
logo Swept Away.
Wrmursrorrr, Pa, )iay 5.-—a section
. the Williamsport boom broke and
about 15.000100 {act of logs escaped through
the break and passed down the river.
sworn! Bound at Portland.
Ponnaxn. Me. May 5.——A heavy-stee-
ly wind prevails and the waves an run-
ning all high that all vessels are confined
in the harbor.
looking (or the Dorkln Outlaws.
’l‘mvr, N. Y.. May I—‘l’he people c!
“'e~bin2ion county are looking in two
brothers norm-d Dxrrkin. Saturday rhi-
mmi ll :rkm ' i‘i'i n rvvoiwrto the head of
I donut; u‘i ’ri Y and demanded till Ml.”
of his M-ru Nor, is years old. who had been
mmmiuui to jail on acharge oi burglary.
The prisoner was released and the brothers
at once took to a swamp and have eluded
theolllcersandalargepoeeo oi men ever
since. Nearly every day the iugitivee
have been seen. and several times they
haveeomeupon men in lolda and barns
and demanded something to eat. Sunday
widle a family was at church. the Durkiua
enteredthehouoeood tookrnoneyand m
Mona
Trot-WWW
“in. 0.. Kay l-An ottemptwaernado
towreck thewest hound ospre- on the
LokelirioondWeote/rnrood. Ahoovy
shipmentoirnoueywas on the train and
that was what the wraekws wereaitor.
heplotwos arranged about three-quar-
tersoi amileweotni l’oatou,ono oi tho
mostdeaolatspieceooi territory-lengths
lino. Atthoiootoi ogrsde,noaraeurve,
anohetruettonoitieaopikadw."
a or. lop-hum Gathering.
Now You. Hey i.—
numb
rendertheoceostononouithemoatlrapoe-
tontondsinlleaotyothohihyiholnguo.
It will he the first national nu...
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‘ Tun. uninsured.
GUSTAVm
ATeersFiotredatthelieetiog
43:3..an
nanometers-sue?
vssnmzlu.
M
ussru rum T ur—V “W“
autumn-unto -
summon from lorrouo
“swamp-nukes»
All Youth-«light Attendance at the ‘
Grounds—ho lachiaory liarood lip la
the Iig loll—Vanishing Day Today.
emcsoo. [syn—01mm inter-tines
the Sunday ell-log qnestlo. the null-v
iahedcooditioa oithoeshibiteuthogueao
'ingae tothenomberoivisitorsisthorow
whiehhsoheeuhushrdupamougtholody
managers. Todayit istheprineipoltoplo
oioveryooocouueeiedwith tbeloir. The
men seem to take delight. too, in talking
about it. while the women disco-it every-
where.
When hire. Potter Palmer threatened“
reoigntromthehoardoi ledymonsgersit
wastheclimaxoiquarrellng and look at
harmooythathaeeharacterised mast-
ith each
ingoitho hoordthis spring.
eseaiouitheaiacreased,untillirs.Polrner,
unshhtoheeritasylo-ew.aosonneedte
tbeladisothotehcwonld ask to haveher
name strickenirom tho rolls uninthe
quarrelingstoppod immediatelyond hae-
monious action woo restored to the do-
liberotione oi the board. Many d the iar
dieeweremoved totearoby Mrs. Palmer's
appooitothem,andthescenethattob
lowed her opening remarks woo distru-
in
‘. 'l'ooro'onlhad.
Bomeoi theiadimereneriodolood,“
issuppert oi the proddsatwere
speeches
mode in broken voices. accompanied byes-
preseiona oi heartielt sym y for in:
Palmer when she declared she woo utr
terly discouraged with the action at con
tain members oi the board.
The women vied with each other to he
heard. and finally a resolution supporting
the president and thanking her for the no-
ble work she has done was unanimously
pond, and it is hoped will put an end to
the jealoueieo and petty ones-ruling that
has marred the otherwise able adminislnr
tion oi the ladies’ commission.
For the first time oincetho gondolos have
flirted around the lagoons some oi the
gondoliero appeared in their landfill coo
tomes The uuiiorma through aomemio»
take were not shipped at the some time
themes: left their beloved city, and have
' only just arrived in Chicago. Only a low
oi thegondoliers have their noiiorms so
tar.
'I'ho loam-cry [- lotlon.
Thooholting in tho Machinery hall has
been connected with the blgAllisengino
' which President Cleveland started on Ion-
doy when hotoaehodthagoldenkey. Not
alliholtlcfllerywltich will heeneohihi-
5.
wncarxo rue ominous.
iionduringtheialrperiodwasinshapoto
hostarted,hut thorowoa enoughtomake
isreody ior dedication.
chilly on the logo-as.
.lawsringeloudoaodoehilly hrseeelrum
thelahoaniaehorsnetdleuleted ioewall
It will be some weeks bolero the village
:1. sun. mild lull
Ill IllflllI'ifll 81'. IIIIIE.
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Iow‘lerh Ieheol Children All loom
AliAhoat'lirosoI'eday. 7
NIwYmIayl—Arherdayio
withthsusual minis
ihopuhliseswell as is msayot the
vote-hula
Troops Will Be Iopt at lull.
looses. Iiay 6.—-'l'he night nee. ll. .
utth. seaotory oi
Wibon.thewellkoowu labor leodor,woe
grootlydispleaerd,andatoocomovodthat
the house adjournwith avlew to dates»
mine whether the law had beam
need by tho actions oi the shipping tale!»
stionandbythogovernmentioeu
troopotointeriera inlabor too. Hr.
Bladstoneinroply ooldthat w ltw.
unwisoandimpolltieto porede
i
take his assurance that the government
had not d
iederation. Mr. Wilson thereupon with-
drew his motion.
A M-orkohlo Rellgloae Intovpdoo.
at on Christian eooieimiol u Jerusalem in
Milnehhl moverin whlehieColonol
tors' hall. Colonel Peyton stated the ob-
:iredth anniversary oi the birth oi Christ.
adoption at a public meeting to he held in
glans at the World's lair.
'l'ho Bauer oi the low Bishop.
taining the proieosonhlp also
‘l'lso ‘I'onihlo Inh- oi Iholot.
Kbelat on must oi hioi
stance. since he to
oi them be burned olive.
stereos Woo Ilia “It.
Stateoclrcult court.
Aw Arli- Xavoglior Done].
pad ti years.
Far-ova Drove 0' the Onion.
'l’ools lag-Ila tor a booth.
llaeoolaiegflaohlo'ovh.
eg-ioersiaOhio hate
“Months
vanes. \ .
ioroau-ikeratheirioodeoi lsboroughtto
osignedto support thoahipplng
PHILADELPHIA, May 541'!” projectors
James F. Peyton, met in historicCarpenv
loci of the centennial to be aeolian-of
all nations and to_ mark the nineteen hun-
Be further said that a committee would
prepare resolutions and present them {or
front oi Independence hall on July i. The
resolutionswill then be sent to Chicago ior
consideration by the parliament of roll—
iioe‘i’on, lay 5,-Blshop Elect kwmee.
who was chooen by the Episcopal conven-
tioo,inaeesionherr.ashiahop oi the dio-
aoee oi Massachusetts. to succeed the late
PhiliipeBrooks. is a son oi lion. Amy
lawronoe, the eminent Bostonian. He was
graduated from Harvard in the cis- at
[81]. lie became the proieuor oi homile
tics and pastoral care inhisalnramator.
the Cambridge school. and in in. on the
_:leath of Dean Grey.heheeome‘deen, re-
CAwms. May h—‘l‘he lndian govern-
ment has decided to depooe the Khan oi
bio blood~
thiratinaa While the torture to which he
subjected hie wives and ministers recently
has been under investigation he has Intrr-
dereddioi his mhjoeu, thus raising the
number oi murders committed at his in-
began reign new. to
8.01). lie hookilled live oi hie wives. One
Pnruostrrm, May n-‘i‘he suit oi C_
Amory Stevens of New York against James
A. Mendy & Co and their bondsmon tor
dosing. for bring disposes-ed oi several
plants, consisting oi dradges. seows. ma-
chinery and tools. mulled in a verdict ior
the plenum ior "47.0“.” in the United
fir. Jous’s, N. It. May l.~—Captain Rich-
ard Pike.moeier oi the sealing simmer
Kira. who carried the Peary expedition
ponynoflhdledirom a cancer. liowae
Dyeorsoidaod ooooitho hoot known
Arctic navigators in Newfoundland. lie
had commanded sealing m for the
Bronx has, Hay l—Worh on tho-ow
line oi the Sioux Falls and Yaoktoo loud
Amml. Ken, Nay h» Inhaler
John J. hulls rsceoily west attired in
aeration. Hay Iw-Qiih a senator oi
atrial returned
W moo-hip.
presti-
donswhore‘th‘oir,
Motto “is sues,
nose; ' Nestnees.
Acbumcy and
Low Prices.
Loluéb Elli! lawns.
ooo Worth of Gents.
tumor) or more students
Im'ltoiie Were a league war-a Woo
blood With Pushes Ito-es and learn
led new run of rumour—ls, ‘e.
tholsealt oi loose illg lottery.
lisw You. May but young man and
syoeng woman, who are believed tohavo
stoleolalnropoaudsmngglod worm.
Mworthoi diomoodsaadiswolrytothls
oountl‘y.aroprioooersin Brooklyn.
Both are ie'abiouably dressed and talk
witha accent. Thoydeaeribethem-
solves asMrs. Jone Dollo,19,aod Eugene
Moon, IS. The detectives secured the
iswslrynrhhh contained over 1.000pioeos.
There was neoriyo husheloiruhioe.poorls,
dhmondearflngadialaoudringa anddit
moadosetineveryimogtoohlewoy.
“overeat lathoWorld.
’l'hepolice ieol sure that the prisoners
hovoeoniederateoatlargewho maypoaei-
blyhetbeprinclpolsin big robberies. At
anyratr,thepolicoarecoulidont thatthey
hayrapturedtwooi theeleverestthiev-
iotheworld. Delmar-Widow
wascalled to Brooklyn last night and
armahsstyinvestigotieaaoid theorist»
erowerostrangorsinthiscountry.
DetectivesCoreorenaod iiayeoioiiowed
the woman into a pawn-hop, where she
pawnedadismeadneckleooworthmtor
Ill). Thenohoweutioonotherpawnhroksr
and pledged a valuable diamond tor a
small sum. When she. came out showss
armored.
.Thewomauwoo questioned throughon
latrrpréter. Captain Bhortgothortouo—
huttouherwrnp and was startled bytho
strings»! diamonds which hung iromher
nook. Thirteen unset stones were iound
in berpocket.
l'oriulaoleO-o.
in all mrmouo worth oi jewelry was
ionndonhor. Shesoidthataheand her
husband had lately come irnm Belgium,
whereherhushand. Bugsnelmna. waso
wailer,andthot theywerelivingatfliler—
rysireet.
Delectivesviaitedthisaddroooandioaod
krona. They ioumidlamoodaandiowel.
ryinallpartsoitherooma Chamoiohoite
jewelry was taken to the station
Jeweler Jacob Hench. who was «lied in.
estimatedtherolneoitheiowolry otflmr
(II).
HARRIS TAKES IT CALMLY.
holed a figure“. While Ilo Woo Ilolag
'rou Io loot Die.
Bras Sm, May i—Wonien Durston ro-
eoivedateiegraml’mm'i‘.8.Willioms,
Governor Plower's privatoeowetery, which
read, “Governor lulu-es togrant clemency
to Carlyle Harris”
Harrierecriredonoirom Howohlium'
melasioliows: "Thogovarnorhasroiusod
ease." liorrio telegraphed hie mother at
Norihlleld. Mesa. locumoond see him at
the prison today.
Warden Dnrsion sod Chaplain John C.
8. Weille hrohethonewooitho
whatever; in tact, he was more composed
thonlwaaandhoeaimlyooiokodo cigar-
otto while talking to u."
Hr. Decker, Word. Dureteo'o
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oeutiottstrwogae
rs. lav-hoe lane- oat-e.
Toaswsans. N. 1.. Hey smell aqua
along thedooha A lreoisossewhai
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A Foreign Couple won om,- '
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chew
ii'you plan it
to use the
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A chew
for the gods.
Soothing.
refreshing;
‘ makes you
glad you
were born.
Sold
Everywhere!!!
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lites an wrryday convenience at so
ell-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. “is!”
awardetaileeFoodExposiiions. Each
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' 2 Large Luis Burnt! lie.
4 Good Luis ‘
. Woodward Ave.
9 lice Luis
' Riverside live.
l4 Choice Lois
lincoln ive.
I5 Sigmly Lots
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oiferod than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly pmd up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
Week—“)6 happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
+
$350, $460, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
“ TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Wssmxurox St,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar (30.. 83
Washington street. 02?
Yuui nuns: '
needs cleouing this Spring in order that
mu home may be pure and sweet: Not
important 8 it tint
Yflllli Blllfll!
should be purified and enriched in order
that
Yfllill BlillY
may have strength and vigor todu the
work which conlrunia you. There is no
other
SPRING MEDICINE
which will Improve our appetite, pro
more (I and Idaho you strong so
quickly and surely as
Sawyer’s
dandelion Compound.
artist
a
W.
Emmi Bone.
Potato m0.
Bun lam lain.
WSW lime.
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all laid Sall
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moan-on roan-actor.
Slim to l. I. 110".
Weminauageoti’criumgondhya
thousandsrtrui conirivaneea all the delicious
«direct the garden are taken into captivity
tor the toilet. The ingrsnt Violet is impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors 01 a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely woman,
may bloom the:brlghter. .01 all theohoice var-
ieties ot Perfumes none can compare with our
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DR. F. W. DARMER.
POST OIHCE Ill] “DING.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filial nndextracte-i without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST 831' 01’ TEETH ON 3 ll) BUBBIB
$8 $8
No better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain, -
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Teeth cleaned. - - - - the
Tooth filled with Amalgam, . — Be
Teeth filled with Platinum. - - The
Teeth filled with Gold. ' - 8m) and up
All Work Basra-teed.
onceopen horns a... until 9 p. -.
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Successors ie E. C. Iorrls & Co.
cantor. szmooo.
it 8udhury 8t. Boot”. less.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Rank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
noun '10qu ill urns.
The Best Boles In the leril.
mm In use. ilosys yrs-
um their contests.
ill-old in Lynn lees" since that [goal he.
wheromoionr ooiaowwrosuhdert, ad intense
heat. preserving their curricula.
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