' * ‘ THE soUTH NoHWALH rival-into summon 11.111on ism
Sweet
Caporal
' Little
Cigars
. ' for cts. ,
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
"An Eye Opener.”
0111;3ka of groce1-i1s—thc kind you
can got’ any day anywhere and the littlei
extras-you can get at only 11 few special 1
aces—is an eye opener to anyone w hol
as never seen it. In our store it is 11
feast to the eye—at. homo it is a feast to 1
the taste.
Asparagus tips. something very fine, 251‘ 1
can.
Canned peaches, straw berries. 1Iherri1Is.1
apricots, pine apples.p1Ias, plums. Extra
fine good.
Chili sauce, canned baked beans with'
guanine sauce. Evaporated horse rad-
h Mustard by the quart.
. “.1, 1- ..
.. mar-mo.“
‘n.
SAMUEL COMSTOCK JR’ 5
72 North Main Street.
the _ ' i
Best
Leave Your
Order .1
the
g gandles with a satin ground and bouquets
1 The sleeves are of velours and have a tight.
SPRING MODES.
Ion-um “thin laud-lo ‘ror Warm
WWII-Ilia" lloovoa Again.
Spring and 1111 nuuor will cos a multipli-
cation of beautiful silk andwool fabrics.
among which are laco striped goods in
combinations of color.
(lotion and silk materials adorned with
satin striped are among the novelties, as
are pulp yellow flowered organdies and or
in relief. Other goods have achine ground,
with small flowers and dots in relief.
There are plain batlstcs and those sprlnI
kind with flowers in the Louis Quince and
Louis Seine style. Linens, plain or with a
dot; plum-11 in great variety and sheer
printed nalnsook in flower and oriental
patlurmi.
At last the godcl has bogn to give way.
It is now quite freque1uly7roplaood by
plalts or gathers, and skirts are becoming
VELUL'RS ('i)5'l‘l.’hli-I.
slightly narrower. The plain: and gathers
are placed behind and at the sides. the
front rcmnlulng plain. as heretofore.
'i'ho Louis Qulnzo and Louie Selle eor-
sages are used With more reserve than they
warp. Properly they should he Worn only
for rosflunes of more or loss ceremony. and
all the rest 11f the toilet should b.1111 coluI
plein harmony with them.
The large sleeve has received its death
warrant. but will doubtless take 11 long
time in dying. The newer slwvcsnrc mud-
oraleiy close nearly to the top. when- they
are crowned by 11 boutlant arrangement of
some sort to break tho too abrupt transi-
tion from large to small arm coverings.
An illustration is given of ovulours and
1Ilo1l1 gown. The skirt, of red and gray
striped velours, is ornunu-nted with length
wim- bands 11f black cloth. The Louis
Quinzi- coat of black cloth has 11 rather
long basque. it opens over 11 plnstron of
red velvet framed in a drapery of corn lace,
and buttons over at the waist with four
buttons. The open, flaring collar is of
him-k cloth lined with velours, and u out
vat of corn lace falls over the pittstrou.
wrist. the balloon portion being laid in
three horimntal piaits. l-lpaulcts of black
cloth fall over the sleeves. A fine job
pnssementoric edges the basque. ’l‘he toque
is of roses and is decorated with 1111 uign-t
of blue]; velvet. .ll'mt' (‘llol.l.l~.'l'.
An tibvioua Application.
“More pic, Johnnie? Why, child, you
can't possibly hold another mouthful."
“But, me, our teacher says thero'sal.
ways room at the top."-——.\'cw York Trib-
une.
Sentinel
.Office!
To Advertisers 1
Changes cannot be guar
antecd the same day copy,
is handed in. Every rea-
sonable-effort will be made '
3 to acommodate patrons, '
but changes cannot be in-
sisted upon as a right no-
less copy is sent in by 2
o "ciock 1n the afternoon of"
the day before change is
desired. . .
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and Home Agent;
0c an Stoamshi i,ckcto and Sterling.
s Draf 1.113..me .. .
and Stocks 85d“!
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office,
SOUTH NORWALK’. : : : COL N\i
I Notary Public. Acknowledgment; Taken.
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. perfection being combined in this
~ fragrant band. A 2 oz. package
‘ for five cents. Sold cvcrywkon.
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I‘ :élillur'én'¢ry fur
HAD THEY OUlRBELED'l
Theory of the Police in the
Laagdon-McGrath Case.
THE ACCUSED KAI STILL SILBIT.
Jot-lot Pltuimrnona, to Whom Mica lo-
Grath Was Engaged. ‘I‘ollo Why Ila Coal»
ad to Pay Attontlono to Hot—hits. Lang-
doa Appears In Philadelphia.
Pnttanatruu. March Iii—la police
circles thoroia no and of theories as to
what occurred in tho Girard avonuo houoo
boforo Annie bictirath met her death. Ono.
that the and her and sweetheart. Samuel
P. Langdon, agreed to die together and
each took poison, which proved fatal in
her cauculy, is given llttlo credence by
those who are investigating the case. A
more likely theory. in the opinion of the
authorities, is that Langdon and tho girl
quarrolod because she threatened to break
away from him and return to her pat-onto.
if lmngdon poisoned the girl. Which
seams to be the belief under which the dc-
Asxlp M'Gllli'l‘il.
toctives are working. the fear of a separa-
tion was probably his motive.
The manner in which Mica bicGrath
met her death last Sunday is as much a
mystery as it was on Monday night, when
her corpse was found in the house she had
occupied for several weeks with Langdon.
l'ntll the expert. analytical chemist an-
nouncea thc result. of his examination it
will not be known whether her death was
due to poison or to natural causes. Long-
don. who is locked up in the city hall to
await the result of the coroner'- inquest.
remains as clooemouthed as ho was on
the day 11f his arrest.
Mot “or In Atlantic City.
Howard i-‘itzaimmcus, a well to do
young jeweler of Walt (theater. Pa., who
fell in love with Miss bictirath iaat. sum-
mer in Atlantic City. came to Phliadoi»
pliia, but. can throw no light on tho proa-
ent mystery. He had not seen the girl
since last November, he says. liliu Mo-
Grath and lmngdon, the story goes, occu-
pied adjoining rooms in a cottage in the
fashionable quarter of Atlantic City.
where he posed as her uncle.
Fitssintmona encountered tho girl one
day 1111 the boardwalk. and Shay became
acquainted without the formality of an
introduction. Soon they were very much
attached to eachpther. After the girl ro-
turned to i’hiindelphia'P‘itzsimmonscalled
upon her, made engagements which she
did not fulfill, and it. became apparent to
him that she was keeping company with
another man. Then he broke off hit! at-
tentions. l‘itmimmone gave Miss bio-
Grath 11 diamond ring, marked "H. F.—
A. hl.," which was found in liangdon's
possession when he was arrested.
Mrs. Margaret H. Langdon, the wife of
the suspected man. came to Philadelphia
from Pittsburg 11nd went straight to the
office of her attorney. Prior to this ea-
capade on the part of her husband she
was friendly toward him and was anxious
to reestablish their borne. Now she says
she is done with him and will not under
any circumstances be me onciled with the
man w ho betrayed her confidence.
Arrested l'or Alia-god limbo-"lenient.
\\ saline-rev, March Lil—Alton Gregg
Miller, aged about 115 years, was arrested
here on 11 telegram from W. H. Hlncka,
preoccuting attorney of .Frederick, Md.
charging him with omlmzling, about. 61m
months ago, :1 about the funds 11f the
(‘entrai Vational bank of Broderick, of
which institution Miller had been 11 clerk.
The prisoner declined to talk of the mat
for, except to declare that. the charges
against him were the result of clerical er»
rare in the luiuksof the bank and that
there had been no intent. on his part to
defraud.
Miners to .VIr-rIt the Employers.
PHILHIsnl'no. l’a., March 27.—At. the
convention of central and northern Penn-
sylvania miners held here about 5,000
men ware represented, A resolution was
adopted accepting the 5 cents per ton ad-
vance offered by the operators, coupled
with a resolution that the operators should
be asked to meet their employees in joint
conference to discuss the question of an-
other nd1ance later on. A nonunittce was
appointed to bring about the joint confer-
ence
Released on Ball.
'l‘nsx'rox, March Bit—Patrick J. Clan-
cy, the Trenton saloon keeper, in whose
place William Flannery of Philadelphia
received injuries from which he died, was
released from jail on 05,001) hail.’1‘he
coroner's jury found that Fianucry came
to his death in Clancy's place in a manner
which they were unable to determine.
The coroner‘ subsequently made a formal
charge against Clancy for'manslaughtor.
and on this charge be was reiensedon bail.
Four Dead Bodies Found In a Car.
Non-r11 .ltrnsox, 1nd,, March ill—Train
No.1! on the lndiana, lliinois and lawn
railway, cast bound, loaded with grain
and dressed beef. was wrecked near Toto.
The Panhandle wrecking train, in clear
ing the track, found the dead bodies of
four unknown men in a car of cats. '1‘ boy
had evidently died from suffocation. None
of the bodies was identified.
Death of President notion.
New Havsx, March 27.—A telegram
was received here announcing the death of
George A. Butler president of the Trades-
men's National bank of this city and ono
cf the most noted financiers in the coun-
try. He died suddenly in a Northeastern
railroad train in South Carolina while on
his way home from St. Augustine, Fla
They Were Danni-eons For Rood.
CONCORD, N. 11.. March 27 —Tbo Re
publican caucuses chooo delegates to state
and district conventions to'bo hold next
Tuesday. The sentiment was unanimous-
ly for Road. Senators Chandler and GN-
lioner an among the dogolatoa
iiMiSl INCREDIBLE.
Would Not Iollovo It Without tho
Testimony. 11 com” This ‘l'tmo
From South. Nomads.
Disease to no rnprcter of persona
Age and condition an not proof against
ltr ravages. in investigating and trac-
ing its causes a largo pcrccntau lo
found due to eardrum-o. in locating
the victims of kidney disease the mac
Jorlty is found among the mlddll-agrd
and the moat stubborn cacao occur in
old people. Tho mother of nine chil-
dren—three of whom an
has ploddod through 71 your! of niatv
once, would naturally oncountrr more
than a fair share of ion and sorrows,
but when that, life is made miserable
by disease, it is difficult to describe tho
feelings when a true friend is found—-
a friend that can be depended upon.
Doan'a Kidney Pills proved so to Mn.
Elisabeth Ulatt, No. lfl Elisabeth street.
as. says: "i am 71 years old and tho
' mother of a large family. i have had
kidney trouble for a long time, with
very severe backachor, and to that"
matters worse, about two and a half
years ago rheumatism attacked me. if
was l0 bad that my hands and limbs
were of no use to me. I have been falt-
ing Dean's Kidney Pills and they on
doing me good. l do not suffer a. I
did: my backache in gear and tho rhouv
matiam is much better. I think I can
safely say if they help people of my
ago, afflicted so badly. they will help
anyone." You can get Dean's Kidney
Pilio at Plalatod'n drug store. All dralo
ors have them. or they will be cool by
mail on receipt of price, 111 cents. by
writing to foster-minors (30., fluflalo.
N. 7., solo agents for the U. I.
For Pin Worms, Eczema. lllvn, II
fact. any with. various torturing
itchy diseases. the skin, Dean's Olnlv
meat is an instant and positive rmudy
Get it from your dealer.
"Success 111 the reward of mt" not
of assum tion. Popular appreciation“
what tel in the long run. lI'or fifty
years, people hive been using Ayer'a
f-iarsapariila, and today it is the blood
purifier most in favor with the public
Ayor' 11 riareapnrilla cum.
it 11 just as eimyto try tine Minute
Cough Care as anything else. W o
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough be One-I Minute (3 (Earn.
Better modicina; better I: Miner
try it.
The base of .131.»- s'flair Vi is a 111'
fined and delicate fluid, whi1 does not
soil or become rsmid by “prams to flu.-
air, and which is as perfect a submittin-
for the oil supplied by naturi- in youth
and and health, as male": chemistry can
produce.
ll . Y.,low Ilavon fl Hartford
adrenalin.
Trains have South liar-walk so pom:
For: New Veils.
M. 110.591.5111 1156 1113.160. ”I. m.
11.37 if
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9.111 9111101541 1. Haunts-us“.
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assault. ,
AM. ”0,530,911. Ell. “4.1119”.
Lonvo low Vorlr for Owner‘rolu.
i. 111,500,111» 1011-. 11011 cm. lemmas. tire.
1111.1. 1-102. P. M. 101.100, use, our. ass. luv.
51'), 1100. 111111. 11111. 111111, 11:111. rice;
concave.
A. M. «011.1311. 1‘. Mi. 11111.net.
Lonvn Couch Nomnlk
for low “nun.
A. M. 08. I an. 630. 1311.11“. 9114111941116.
1111. P. . 1206.187.'.too,no.te¢,ofl.e%
announciniiis.
DAN-DRY DIVIIION.
Louv- Oo. lam-Ill.
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scam”.
no. P. If. no.’
Lonvo contrary.
800,1 so. 9157,1140. Efl. no. 6".
spam".
sou. P. u. too.
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J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Calcimlnor,
Painter.
fDlAI-KI I”
Willi. PIPER All! BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN mm.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest filyluof Papunw
Borders achll Mug
houses for inspection, on not by povtal
Estimates Cheerfai'iy Given.
For Solo by
S. B. WILSON
ovum an out.
Eflfll “Elf.
92 WALL STREET. 30W“ 01'
Two or Three Oood Home.
011 the installment NW coo :
for store or I . ‘
SOUTH Infill.“
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If Washington “root.
0 M firm No 112 a. m, and from
Lowwglm P‘- Iy-y Elli“ Hm evening
in
only»: allowed on mu.
111mm comma to...
Joann. mats yum
if)!!! H. "APP: lion. and m
. fihwithcntit, and l gratefully adviao
I W's-111's drug storm.
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A Local WI fad-soy
“WILL. Its... All!“ '0. It!“ ~“fly
little baby. can fifteen weeks old.“
docshirtlt Mend greatly fromwiad
colic. Allrcuudloc failed to can him
until a lady friend recommended Dr
fland‘ rColicf‘aro. ltriod it. and would
wishioga oars malady for
oclickybabioa to try Dr. Rand'- Colic
(inn. ~lfra. A“ L. Startovant. No.5
nmfm'1m1uuo1 drugstores.
~Aoofonil hamlets.
Borne are absolutely painless when
Do Witt' a Witch flue Salvo is prompt-
ly applial. This Marat is true. A
remedy for skindinraaoa. chapped
and lips, and never fails to cure
dead-who m...
metric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any swoon. but [acrimps more gener-
ally act-rial win-a tin.- lauguid. almost-
«1 feeling prevails. when the liver is
tmpid and sluggish and the need of a
tech. and alwrativciafelt. A prompt
W01 this 111191111:in has often averted
11mg and what» fatal bilioua fevers
No 111111111 no will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial tuition. Briana-be. indi-
maumatilmica. dizziness fold to
milk!!!" l’ift cerman Oi per
bottle at (r (’. Stiison's and E. l’
Weed'sdrngwm.
Talus a «bucof lh-Witt' a Little Early
{Mam for the good tin-y will do you.
Mini? Pills are good for indigest-
ion. tori for lit-admire. nod for liver
mono at. good for consupation. They
are good
W 1.1.11.
From a leftvr written by Rev. J. (51111-
dcrmamof lhlmnnlalc, MiriI .we on- per
milled in make this extract; “1 have no
hesitation in recumwtuling Dr. King’s
New Diuwvrry u the results Were ai-
moat marvrl-mu in the: cara- of mv wife.
Whilr l was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brunt ht down with pneumonia succeed
lug Afirippl: Terrible pnmxysms of
coughing would last hours vuth little
interruption. and if m» and as if she
amid not survive flu-111 A friendre-
1Imanuttti1I1llir.King's Sea Dina-awrv;
it was quick in its work and highly
hillsfaltfam in its results." Trial bot-
than {M at“ (f a‘tillson's and E. P
Regular. size 5111:.
and ti.
—Aoefon cares headache.
than or 011111 1' 17v 0!- Touzm 1 fl
1.111111 fotsiv 1
Puss J Cusxsv makes oath timt he
to the swim moor of the firm of i-‘ J.
(111911111 .1: (in doing business in the city
of Toledo. 115111, and State aforesaid
and that sold firm Will pay thtI sum of
one hundml dollars for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
he use of Bali's Catarrh Cure.
1 1115111. A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall‘s (Iotarrh Care is taken internally
and acts directl on the blood and 11111.
mus radium o the system. Send for
fortitmmiala (rm.
1’. J. (.‘lllIlNliY & 1:0,.
tioid by dmggista. 75c.
Toledo, ( )hio.
11' a: all the same. asiigbt cold. congested
lungs or severe cough. One Minute
(Tough (Tune Maladies them.
-—Acetoa will break up a cold.
A little ill then alittle pill. The ill is
gone the pilih as won. De Witt' a Little
iarly Risers the pills that care great ills.
—Acetoa cures mouths grip.
Busy [11111111113 have no time, and sensible
“12114111.- have no inclination to use a slow
nuns-11y y, One Minute Cough Cure acts
mmnptly and gives permanent results.
~Acetoa will prevent pneumonia.
We Anion Salvo.
Thebcotoalveia the world for ca
bruises, m. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
m. fetter. c hands, chilblains.
corps, and all eruptions, and pool
tirely cum piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
(ion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
perbox KP Weedand (1. C. Stiiison.
It isnot al.1114111,. it won t cure every
thi butit will cure piles. That's what
lie 'iff'a‘ Witch Hazel Salve will do, be
«new it has done it in hundreds of cases.
You M1 Ilavo To tow M.
says the st, Incidence! of Agriculture
in an editorial smut No-To-Bac. the
fomoaatobacco habit care. “We know
of many cases cured by No—To-Bac.
St. Louis architect.
mokodand shown! for twenty years;
twobowcared him so that even the
01:11:11th nukes him sick. " No-
Tollacsoldand gnmntoal by R. H.
W Noam no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy (10.. 'ew York or
Chicago. ,
We might tell you more about One
11111111111211.1111 Cure. but you probably
know that it com acoagb. Every one
1111111111 who huuaodit. it is a perfect
remedy for coughs. colds. hoarseness.
lt loan menial favorite for children.
bring [111ml to take and quick in car-
in.
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1 Whatowuaflfldlnabdform
m‘omclhfiadnngtooanoda.
. maumumum
I children Cry for
Pltohor‘o custom.
A TRAIN STRUCK THEM.
Two Ion Illlod, Ono ”tally In!!!“ Ind
‘lwo Osborn Nightly III".
Nu You. larch fl.-A party.“ all
out: who had worked their way to the
freight yards of tho Control railroad at
ltllnbotb were run into by a train which
was being named from on k to an»
other. An alert was made to stop the
train, butacoapilng in broke and sov-
oral taro spoil along I aiding. Two of
tho man wore killed, one probably fatally
injured. two others slightly, and the sixth
lo boliovod to have escaped altogether. He
has not boon wan since, however. Tho
killod are:
W. s. Johnson of Brooklyn. His name
wasloarnod from a letter found on him
from Cleveland. which indicated also that
he was a telegraph lino operator.
George . Lane. log out 0! at tho hip.
Ho belonged to Providence. bio mother,
In. Lune. living at 2110 Amount mm.
The injured Ira: .
Unknown man. scrotal compound frac-
tures and badly bruised; will probably die.
John F. Allen of lloiyoke. llau. ;
bruised and suffering from shock.
Roger lane, brother of George B. Lane.
who was killed: slightly bruised.
Allen and the two Lanes had boon to
Philadelphia looking for employment. and
failing to find it, were returning homo
when they met the others, and they travel-
od together until the accident.
THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
rho Attention of Congress Devoted to
Routine Iualnou.
Wasmxorox, March LII—Tho sonata
spent most of the day on tho irgiolatlvc
appropriation bill. but did not complete
it owing to Mr. Sherman's motion to
strike out the proposition for the change
from foes to salaries for United States dis-
trict attorneys and mar-hair. The subject
was debated at length and will be Voted
on this afternoon.
The naval appropriation bill was passed
by the house without substantial amend-
moat. An effort was made by tho advo.
color of a larger increase of the navy than
was authorized by the hill to increase the
number of battleships from four to six.
This increase was supported on the floor
by Messrs. Hanloy (Rep) of ladiana,
Cummings 10cm.) of New York and
Johnson (Rep) of California and opposed
by Mason. iloutollo, chairman of tho coni-
mittec. Hulick (Rep) of Ohio and Rob-
inson (Rep) of Pennsylvania. The house.
by a large majority, stood by the recom~
mendation of the committee. the proposi-
tion for six battleships mastering but 32
votes against 131. The bill as paued car-
rioa 031,611,031 and authorizes the con-
struction of i battleships and lb torpodc
beats, the total cost of which will he in
the neighborhood of ”5.000.000.
FIGHT OVER DELEGATES.
The Bopubllcnn Convention Develops Into
a l-roo For All right.
At's'rrx. March 27.—in the Republican
state convention the Reed-Allison faction
circled their delegation to St. Louis. The
McKinlayites immediately swarmed on
the platform. knocked the speaker down.
and tore the decks all to pious. Platolo
wore drawn and a free flat fight. indulged
in. Policemen swarmed into the building
and knockod the fighters right and left.
The convention hall was an amphithea-
tcr for list fights, though no blood was
spilled. The McKinley men are complete-
ly defeated. The regular convention ad-
journed after electing three Reed and one
Allison delegate to St. Louis, as follows:
(Janey, for Allison; Terrell. Ferguson and
Makemson. for Reed.
The McKinley men convened their con-
vention immediately after and. elected a
contesting delegation.
An lnhnrnan rather.
LOUISVILLE, him-ch 27,—Elbert Hon-
dron, ll years old, of Jefferscntown coma
into the city with a chain two feet long
attached to his ankle. He was taken to a
hardware store and the chain removed.
He says that for two years his father, Wil-
liam liendron. has had him chained to a
log. lie was taken in charge in this city
by the Humane society, and the older
Hondron will be prosecuted to the full ea-
ieut of the law.
West Virginia Delegates For McKinley.
CHARLESTON, W. Va., March sat—The
Republicans of the Third congressional
district met here and chose two delegates
to represent the district in the national
Republican convention at St. Louis. The
delegates chosen are John Crawford of
Fayette county and T. E. Houston of bio-
lloweli county. The delegates favor Mc-
Kinley, protection and sound money.
Portsmouth Wants a Dock. ‘
Bos’l‘ox. March 27. —The chamber of
commerce in special meeting adopted reso-
lutions regarding the proposed establish-
ment. of the dock at Portsmouth. and.
' citing the advantages offered by Boston,
urged the action of congress on the moss-
ure.
“'onion Elected School Truateeo.
('oxeono. N. 1-1., March ill—Rev. liar-
ry P. Dewey, Mrs. Mary Goodwortb and
idliphalet lI‘. Phiibrick were elected mem-
bers of the school board for three years
and Mrs. Susan J. Woodward for one
year.
Aamnkcra on a Strike.
Cl. svataxn, March 27. —. 'oventy- -elght
employees of the king Ax company are
out on strike because of a reduction of 15
per cent in wages.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
The Old Dominion line steamship York-
town wont ashore on Sowell'a point, on
the Virginia coast, during the fog.
Hon. Alonzo P. Carpenter has been ap-
polnted chief justice of the New Hamp-
shire supreme court, to succeed the late
Hon. Charles Doe, deceased.
The greater New York bill passed the
New York state assembly by 11 vote of
year, 91.11.}... 1.11. it had previously
passed the senate and now goes to the gov
ernor.
Governor Atkinson of Georgia baa given
Alexander Carr, the murderer, whose sau-
ity is questioned and who recently con-
fessed that ho was shomming. a respite of
31) days.
The Old Colony mills of Wilton, N. 11.,
operated by Messrs. C. J. Amiden & Son.
have shut down indefinitely owing to dull
times. throwing a large number of man
out of employment.
A terrible explosion of fire damp has
taken place in a mine at Brannon-ton.
New Zealand. Pivo persona were killed
outright and 110 more are ontombod with
no hope of being rescued.
Mrs. Howard M. White, wife of a well
known bicycle rider-of 'Trcnton, baa boon
granted a divorce at Perry. 0. '1'. Mrs.
Whitoia tho daughter of (2.111. Stahloi
New Jenny, ono of tho loading (3. A. R.
‘Cll of tho countrv.
What is
Clsiilliil
Ontario if Dr. annual Pitchot’I
prescription for Infants and chil-
dron. It contain neither 011111.,
Iorphino nor-other Imotio ub-
otanoo. It inhalation substitute for
Parogoric, Drops, loathing Syrups,
and Castor fill. It is plea-act. Ito
guarantee in thirty yoarr' are by
millions of [others Cartoria it tho
Children's Panacea-tho Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lnfhnto and children.
Do not be imposed upon, but lulu opt-
iuvlug Castoria, and are that tho lacuna.)
signature of
is o n t h c
wrapper. ‘0‘ m
We ahall pro '
tact ourselves and the public at all has-ti.
'l‘ua Curran-a Country, 77 lump I" “.1.
To Care all
kinds of Coughs or
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also lioarsc-
ness and Soreness use
WILLIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
Made from a recipe of one of the
most famous doctors in New
England. It contains no opium of
any form and there' I no danger II
with some preparations of forming
the Morphine Habit. Children like it,
at it com them without upsetting
their stomachs.
llllliMS 1. 1117111111011 1111.
NAM'ORD. CY.
4%? : Examiner In
D. ‘1. Patent 0-“,
1878 lo 1883.
Offices, 436 Main Street,
IBIDGEPOIIT, court.
TEN
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtaincdaad all P» .
cnt busineuconducted for loan": pug,
"toll-Oneal U 3. lava O! u
gxlnwoe can set LITE 326'?“ mall Enn' .
remote from Washington. |
1 Send model, drawmg or photo. with deadly-1
1 tion. We advise, if patcntabie or not, frccof
charge. Our fee not due till 631911: is secured. 1
A p .p ”m “ How 100 tam Patents." with
cost 0 same in the U. S. and foreign countries
not froc. A ddrcu.
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Become an
Agent"
and make money. Exclusive rights and
all sales in your territory credited to you.
These are the discounts on our $|00
“Phoenix"
Bicycle
—no better wheel has ever bccn made.
I to l whoola. - to pot out.
a to to - 113. “
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You aill furthermore receive 1- .n min the discount
In the entire number rt wheel. 1.111 11k: and pat for
up to Anllinl goth, no manor how ten Mddcd at
;b¢ beginning.
Catalog-ca Inc for tho asking.
Ctflupoad with on :1 cm: or )6111 territory may
:1: taken by a neighbor.
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515-371 Madison Ava. New Vork.
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