. Show def ltlug ossb~
V , “hm Nominal Bank.
in the United States dia-
~ later in the month to a:-
, wrongdoing. and such pd
II the court thinks be de-
l he meted out to him. Sher-
Vrocltlng the bank of which
. er and mana er, caused
Hint people to s ffeI‘.
,, wot St. mus, Mo. who
loud: in the ofllce of the con-
at the currency at Washing-
receiver of the Southport Na-
Mk. It has just been learned
t would be necessary to a‘asess
' es of the wrecked institu-
Ullder the national banking
‘ More of a wrecked
lab may assessment to
“V t lr 'stoclf holdings.
an meslment is necessary to
the liabilities of the bank. The
ticut State Register for 1902
Vhat the Southport National
fiWVVMVVn 00,000 and n
and that year a
”cent nWas paid on
Welt strain that the stock
all in small holdings and that
0 assessment comes many
- Vt.l' will‘V “patience hardship
: W‘VV that one estate of $07, -
VWi-‘btntajidered by Sherwood
Wile nethodist Church in
had been practically bank-
hi , It was said that the
‘?an interest to the extent
will”) and 812, 000 In an
Vhi'aiievlng that the money
built, the church contract-
obligations and now finds
Vnot the money and has no
,' Wood. The Episcopal
as said. will also lose sev-
$1 '0 dollars. It was also
we bat several small estates in
iibigli le ad an interest
di‘ addition to the
,, ., , ‘ defalciitionia there is
i think! ltfliablelalmed the town
. a a a for because of
.VVV'VVVV'V'I'I 'b dishonesty
. , and is” old in the tail in Hart-
. ’ Hp life as sexy as could
., Mi‘fidfl' the circumstances.
. yo notblniabont his crimes.
, iii?“ again.
harly'rfilllflu Structure tin west
: Maven catches Fire.
int thing that happened to
Kimberly avenue bridge. in the
t’,whlch the towns of New Ha-
, West‘ Haven have been or-
ed by the secretary of war, to con-
ct a new bridge which will not
rust navigation, Is a fire. This
-nght from a trolley feed wire. and
bumblwd eflorts of a number
are a (giant to put
drift e. e the two
to b ckering over what kind of
Mills to build and thousands of
. . . and am Ssvin Bock are
rinsing their- lives
6 VItructuré.
IND OF A BITTER FIGHT.
we physicians had a long and stub-
light with an abscess on my right
«I 1. Hughes, of DuPolnt
me up. Everybody
time had come. As a. last
Med Dr. King's New Discov-
manmption. The benefit 1
M days. Now he entirely
Wealth. " It conquers ail
allll Throat and Lung
' bruteed by Frank H. Bax
-Vg Store. Price 50c and 81. 00.
. . . n : {reg -
album APPOINTED.
muons of StamfordH has up
tel Policeman WillipmH .’Bren;
' Wt ty. agttingmchief of po
cc of Bowman
toVSarairV‘aé La'ke with
V‘V’MQMV Of his .31th
began yesteno
will remain in office un-
r. Pepper Inuit the statement ly
erreerVV to be oneonaVlVod for
'1’“? disorders of. t a
(“01303:le War)” I‘ 0' ’l bi
Beechnms
Pills
Bold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and So.
McMAVHOVVN courtrosir'eo.V
New Haven qeupio Make It Depldadly
Unpleasant For Restaurant Keeper. ‘
“NE HAVEN. August 2——'l‘be con-
duct 0 a Young man an a styi ishly‘
dressed young woman In the Baltimore
tempura t 126 Church street, led the
proprlct r John 1.. McMaboVn of 21
Rcdfleld sireot. to believe that attempt
was being made to work the old badgcr
game on him. yobtefday.
The young man stopped lilio the res-
taurarrt and said:
"is this Mr. McMahon?"
"Yes." was the reply.
“You are the proprietor of the res.
tarrrarrt?" ,
“ch."
"Well, i want to speak to you private-
The two men engaged In conversa-
iion. during which the stranger inquir-
ed if McMahon had his picture taken
with a woman at Savirr Rock the night
before. McMahon tobl the visitor that
he was not at Suvin Reck. and did not
have his picture taken there or any-
wbclc else. 110 was most emphatic in
his denial.
"You are a liar." said the stranger,
who also added some vile words.
The man then went out and returned
in a minute or two with a young wom-
an. She was quite good looking and
dressed in un-to-dste fashion. Facing
McMahon. the man said to the woman:
"is this thiI man yoll were with at 8a-
vin Rock?"
“Yes." said the woman looking at
MiMnllon. The woman's friend then
abused the restaurant he per with a
tongue lashing. Tire cou pic. withdrew
and Went to the police station.
McMahon denies ever having seen
the woman before. He thinks it is cith
or n game to got money out of him or
a case of mistaken identity.
WHIBKEY FOR EUROPE.
Distillers Find Rates Around the World
Cheaper Than Across Country.
l'.(li lSVlLl E. Ky.. Aug. 12. ———Ken-
lucky distillers are making prepara-
tions for the exportation of twenty
thousand barrels of whiskey to llam-
bur and Bremen for storage purposes.
it a principally of the crop of 1903.
This will be the first exportation in
the history of Kentucky. of any great
amount of young whiskey to be me-
tured In Europe. The whiskey to be
sent‘abrond is intended largely for
the trade in California and other west-
erh states. Distillers have found that
it (bats less to solid their output to
Bremen and Hamburg and ship It from
there to San Francisco by way of (‘ape
Hormt an it costs to ship it from
Louisvile to‘ San Francisco by rail.
The annual report of Chief Deputy
Collector Edmunston, issue today says
that there are 53,083,619 gallons of
whiskey in bond in this district.
—~llclling plies? Never mind if ev-
erything else failed to cure you. Try
Dean's Ointment. No failure there. 50
cents, at any drug store.
TAXES PILEVD ON.
St. Paul Manufacturer's Assessment in-
' creased Over 060,000.
ST. PAUL. Minn, August lit—James
J. Hill' a personal property assessment
his been raised from $138. 000 to $200. -
000 by the Board of i‘ qualiznlion. May-
or Smith was the only one who did
not care to act hastily in raising the
assessment. _
“He put in great shops and brought
over five thousand workmen into this
city. and i don't think we should dis-
courage him by piling on taxes." said
thcuMayor. The protest was of no
avn .
PORK CHOP! FATAL.
Eighteen Year Old Falrfleld Widow
Fed Her Baby With Them.
Pork chops proved too hard for Ibe
digestive organs of the sixteen months
old clrlld of Elsie Grovensteiu. a palm
per widow. who is supported by the
tibia or Fairfleld and five hours after
eating them the infant died. it will
be buried at the expense of the town.
Three more children are left to Mrs.
Qfiovsaaielh who 19 only eighteen rears
‘5
The egotistészalwzya good company
tor himself..
VV'A
s
V ii?” «by duVrl
, tors in Alameda and gave a display of
. his tactics and; an exhibition!“ of hi:
~ the hall which will hold 10.000 people.
Von-rm
~ m‘flm is
.veraity. one a tunab-
Agricultural Experiment Station Rs-
ports Discovery at lmpuritls: In
commonly lief Product
A report of the (.‘oansoiidut Agrit ul-
tbral experiment station Just Issucd
contains much valxble‘mforniutlon,
laiy as so he s in MM soda
e”wt” ‘ tilt! glimmer: bovoI-ugns in
g the summer. An ex-
amination of many of the articles sold
. in the mei‘ry limos was also made
and show that many of Ibo non- --a1co
libllc beverages preserves spiccs, om,
which are after ed for sale In Conrrccti-V
out are adulterated.
During the year covered In the re
port the authorised agents of the sis.
rion visited 25 of the cities and larger
towns in the stale and purchased In
them samples of food products for ex~
amination. in all there were bougu'
by the station 1,034 food products. A
considerable number in addition were
examined which were submitted by
grocers or purchasers. The total num-
ber of food' examinations made in the
laboratory Is 1,867.
As regards milk, 202 samples were
collected and examined, the method of
making the collections being as fol-
lows: The sampling agent between the
hours of 4 and 7 each morning, rode
along the streets of the cities and
bought a lot of milk from each dealer
be met. be driv'ers name was takcu.
and dine the name of the man conduct-
ing the business. in taking thé sam-
ple the agent thoroughly mixed the
milk in the can ‘and then filled and of
his own receptacles with it. This re-
ceptacle was snalcd and the name of
the person conducting the business
was attached to It. The examination
of the samples showed that of the 292
samples nearly 200 were adultcrdtcd.
Samples were taken from 32 dealers in
New Haven and 13 of thorn showed
adulicrailons. most of them being ill
the nature of coloring matter. Only
two dcalcrs used preservatives.
‘Soda water. so called. is drunk to n
greater extent In this country than in
any country in the world. according to
the report which also contriins the fol-
lowing:
“in (‘onnccticut nearly all of the 500
apolhocarks have soda fountains. and
in some cases soda Water, during thr-
sumimr months is n more important
sourci- of rcvonue than drugs Soda
fountains are also maintained by many
c-onfeltioncrs and some of the depart-
mint stores.
‘Of the 113 syrups from soda water
fountains examined. 10 contained arti-
ficial flavors. 44 coal~tur dyes. 0 coch-
lncal. 1 an unidentified color. 31 sali-
cylic acid and 11 berrzoic acid. It will
be noted that 85 out of the total of
211 samples (Ixamined contained coalv
tar dyes. As was the case in 1897.
the quantity in a glass of soda water.
or ill the syrup sufficient for a glass
of soda water. was In ruliny cases
sufficient to dye n six—inch square of
white woolen cloth Inun's vciling) a
most brilliant color—scarlet. magenta.
crimson. orange or green. according
to the dye."
The same general result was found
in the examination of other common
articles used for food. Of all the sum<
pics of sweet pickles taken in the
stair. only one was found to be free
of adulteratlon. Of 171 samples of
lard. 55 were found to bc combinations.
0f 21 samples of cheese. seven were
found adultcrated: of 233 examinations
of spices. 40 brands in this state were
udullcrated. The least uduitcratlon
was found in coffee. as of 33 brands
examined only three were found to bc
below the standard.
VETERANS POUR IN.
San Francisco Begins to Fill up With
G. A. R. Mon.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12.—r‘rom
now on until next Monday there will:
be u string of special trains pouring
into the city with their loads of visit- '
lng veterans to the C A R. encamp-
ment. Hotels and lodging houses VareV
already filling up rapidly with Visitors. .
Up to noon yesterday 3.500 persons had .
passed through Ogden with G. A. R.,
tickets. which in the aggregate willI
contain fully 7.000 people Commun-
der—In-Chief T. J. Stewart and party
from Philadelphia. new at the Grand;
Canyon, Colorado, are due to arrich
here On Saturday. 2
Special orders have been issued to
patrolmen to care for the veterans and .
treat them with all courtesy during
their stay here. Arrangements have
been made to provide ‘for any who
have lost their way and patrolmen will
make every eflort to get the visitors
to the'lr IodVi ings.
The arra ments for decor-aliens
along the line of parade are nearing
completion and upon the leading tho-
roughfares there will be a lavish dis-
play of hunting by day and electric
light at night.
..ssr'rmo mm.
Joffrles Favored 2 to 1 But interest in
the ruin la Cream .
SAN FRANCISCOf'Aug l2—Bettlng
bonthaueb light “on the Corbett-Jelrlos
fight and up to the time the” pools clos-
ed last night not more than $3,000 had
been wagered. The ball: of this money
went in at B to~1 with Jeffries the fav-
erita. it is believed that the Ooltett
end will sell today at 10 to. 4 and that
it let's. win otnonoy will be, hot. ‘
Join-lea offs-leased bis retlnue have left
Heron airings sad taken up quarters
at Oakland ambwbere be will remain until
the day attb e inV Corbett sate .
ed a number alleviation at his nnVsr,
athletic course of train ina-
t li (IQ ‘
Virginie i’ liaifioifigeah
dejb so iih- resist the n t
is g greatest ever know? here 3190:
will um» scmnmodste the
crowd wbtebi'fi‘ W‘t‘e witness the
1V Haven:
Vii “slot..- as
n "w so
while! the late “Vary EVE“
" lite Military endeavours,
antic “Donn. £3.10 1.5 1003
i3” datum... Connecticut Na~
tloaal ariard.
' Hours of Service
Assembly of musicians” for Reveille
..66:30urn.
Reveille............ 6:45a.m
Assembly for roll call, imrrliIVdiately
after reve!llc
Sick call .............. 0:00 a. in.
Police call . .............. 0:05 a. in.
Mesa call, brcakfalu ....... 0:30 a. m.
Assembly of musicians. r'cglmentul
a’rrd ‘baiia‘lon drill ...... 7:10 a. m.
Assembly .................. 7:20 a. m,
Adintaul's cull ............ 7:30 a. m.
Rc-caii by brigade trurrrpctor.8:55 Valli.
Assembly of munitions. gum d
mounting .............. 8:4? . a. m.
Assembly .. ............... 8: 50 a. m.
Adjutani‘s cull ............. 0:30 a. m.
fie-cull by brigade il‘llllilli‘ii‘l‘
..................... 10' 25a a,m.
Assembly of musicians It'liilm‘nifli
and battalion drill ..... 10: If) a. m.
Assembly ................ 10:20 a. In.
Adilltanl's call .... ....... 10:30 a. m.
Rc-ca'i by brigade ir'ulnpctor
.................... llzba a. m.
Orderly ilour. first sel'gcarrt' a call.
by brigade trumpclcr .1. " .00 nr.
Moss cull. dinner ........ 12:30 p. m.
A- si-rrrbly of musicians buttel'yA
and rrrailrinc pun battoiy drill
........ lift p, in,
Assembly ................ .1: 20 p. nl.
Adjuiam‘s call ............ 1:30 p. m.
ltc-call by brigade Irumpcicr.2:65 p.m.
Asscmlrly of llllliiicillllu,i100i) A
drill ............... .545 1). hr
Assembly. ..... 2. 00 p. or
Adiuranl's chiilV ............ 3:00 p. nr
i'oicc call ................. :1: 30 p, or
lil'lllii by brigade ii'lllil;>i4‘.‘. :i: 55 p. in
.‘.:icmblv of musicians. porodc
First and Fourth rcgimcnts
....................... 3:15 p. in
Assembly .................. 3:50 p. [ll
Adiuiuni‘s cull ............ 4:00 p. m
Assembly of lrlusicinus, parade
Second and Third l'cgiinenis
....................... 4:15 lp. to.
Assembly .................. 4. 20 p. nr.
Adjutant’s call ............. 4:30 p. m.
Assembly of musicians. brigade
formation .............5:00 ii. in
Assembly .................. 0:05 p. nr
Adjlltnnt’s call ............ 5:16 p. m
Assembly of musicians for rc-
trcat .................. 0:10 p, or
Retreat .................... 0:25 p. m
bless call, suppcr ........... 0:30 p. nr
Assembly of musicians forq taf-
too ............... . ...... 1.) p m.
Tattoo .................... 0:30 p. m.
Assembly for roll tall. immediate
ly nftor tattoo.
Tops ..................... 10:30 p, or.
By order of Iirigadicr (lcnoral Ru»
scll Frost.
Official: J ll Wade.
i.‘ .cutcn nzlnl Colonel and Assistant Ad-
jutant General.
V CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
ilu Kill You lieu limp laugh
Bears the
Signature of.
BRITISHERS VCONVENE.
Sons of St. George Held Annual Meet-
ing in Middletown.
MIDDLETOWN. August iii—Tile fif-
teenth annual mccllng of the Grand
laidgc. Sons of SI. (lcorge, was held
here yellierdny. Seventy members
were present at the first session, with
worthy grand President E. l. Esterby.
of Hartford. presiding. in the report
of the Grand ()ilircrs. It appeared that
the monrbcr'sbip in this state is now
I .802 divided among twenty-three
lodges. of which one, the Rose of New
England. of New London. was lnsiitut~
c..l during the last your. The total fund
in the treasury of the subordinate
lodges Is 810035.27. and ibcrc has been
paid out In sick and death benefits in
this state a ioiili of $03 077. 47.
Worthy Grand ofli(crs were chosen
as foilow:s
President Thomas Tillbrooli Middle-
town: vlt'o‘pl‘t'sidonl .1 ll. Woodhcad,
'l‘orrlnston; scclclary. W.
New Havcn; tr'casurcr
liridgcporl: messenger. w. Elliott. New
assistant secretary. E 1“
Smith. New Hilvmc illsidc sentinel. Al-
boll llarris Bridchporl: assistant men-
rcngcr. G P. Bray Naugniuck: chap.
lain. '1‘. ill Bray. Stony (‘rtekz outside
sentinel. John Broderick. Middletown;
chairman of trustees. hf.
Hartford
The officers were installcd by Past
Supreme President George kingsitrn. of
Bridgeport At 1: 45 p- m.. the con-
vention adjourned for dinner. and com
pleted the business of the Grand Lodge
in the afternoon Therc was a banquet
In‘st éWnlngV. "
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
hirs. Era’nkhsb Bush of New Castle.
Deb, says: “I suffered for years withi
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me combl‘e‘tfi
For sale byR H. Plaisted
tor. and the Clifford Pharmacy
V
' (Id his
~ appeared.
A Chute.
r. Walker |
Wakclnan. '
:i‘i'riilueirnuow eosmlldst
hr the t hrpar
thfigcghéia ches‘f and
“WW
medicine.
‘ may lid-limit
'Wlft's'sih
Hunt Frances Wedding at
Beach Concludsa Leno Chapter of
Romantic incidents.
SOC NI) BEACH Aug. 12—The mar-
rings of Boniamier Farrington Hunt
and Mrs Mort Carpenter Frances.
which look plat-u here Saturday even-
ing ill the homo of lire bride's parents.
MI. and Mrs. Nathan Carpenter, has
n tillgc of romance '
Mr Hunt is forty years old and his
brldoV is twelve years younger. Twenty
years ago Mr. Hunt married his pros-
oul wife's sister and Mort Carpenter
than n liille girl often sat on his knee
and listened to his stories. Mrs. Hunt
died in a New York hospital and Hunt
lived for several years with the do-
iuInsl-d wife's family. He was very at~
Icnllvo to his slotcr-In-law, escorting
her to many public places. and it was
generally thought they were engaged.
lluriug Mr. Hunt's absence once.
on a business trip, the young woman
was lntroduccd to a young Episcopa-
lian clergyman. named James l‘ran-
one whom she subsequently married.
licV was a faith curist and on the birth
Of her son prayed for her instead of
summoning a physician,
Mrs. Carpenier was notified by
neighbors, and she went to the West-
crn New York town, obtained a phy-
sician and nurse, and afterward
brought her daughter and grandson
to bcr )lomc lit Sound Beach.
Once Mr. Frances came after his
son but was thrown out of the house
by Mr. Carpenter. Mr. llunt resumI
attentions to Mrs. Frances
and a‘ few months ago she obtained a
divorce on the ground of cruelty.
ii is said another suitor recently
and Mr. Hunt Ibcn pro-
posed. Though they were together
always, people had become. accustomed
to seeing it, and the wedding was some.-
wbnt of a surprise In consequence.
GOOD ADVICE FOR TRAVELERS.
Whether going to the mountains or
sea shore or isking‘a journey on bus-
Incss or pleasure rrcvcr lcsvo home
without a bottle of Chamberlain's Col-
ic, Clrolcra and Diarrhoea licmcdy. it
It \vorib many times its cost when
' ncoded, and may save life. Buy It now,
Bax-
O.
For subI by Siillson-Powcll Corp.
for Pharmacy, Clifford Pharmacy.
MONUMENT TO JOHNSON.
Problbitlonlata Will Soon Unveil Mem-
orlal In Honor Of Murdered Leader.
NEWTOWN. 1“,, Aug, ill—Tho Halo
Johnson Monument will be unveiled
bore with appropriati- exercises on Au.
gust 21. the anniversary of Mr. John-
son's birth. The monument has born
crccicd by ihf‘ prohibitlonisis of tho
l'nitcd States. Mr. Johnson was chair-
man of the Prohibition State Commit-
tee and National commander at the
time of iris assassination. election day
last year. He was the vice'prcsldcn-
tiaI candidate on the Prohibition ticket
in 1890.
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety-nine of every one hundred dis
mass that children have are due 10 dis»
orders of the stomach. and these (ilsor'I
.bIrs arc nli caused by indigestion. Kn
dol Dyspepsia CurrI is just as good for
children us it is for adults. Children
”who on it. it kccps their little stoni-
ilt‘ili‘l sweet and encourages their
Irr'owtb and development. Mrs. Henry
Carter. 705 Central slroot. Nashville.
Tenn. says: “My little boy is now
tber years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he. was
born. 1 have had the best doctors in
Nashville. but failed to do him any
good. After using Olli‘ bottle of Kodol
ho is a well baby. i recommend it to
all sufferers." Kodol digests what'you
cat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. "
GOAT ATE STAMPS.
Now “Billy's" stomach Will be Exam-
ined by Expert Chemists.
MEMPHIS. Term. Aug. 12—»Thc
stomach of a goat is to be analyzed by
expert chemists in an effort to account
for the disappearance of a number of
United States revenue stamps, involv-
ing several hundred dollars.
A wholesale whiskey firm sold ilvc
barrels of whiskey to a saloon kecpcr,
A government inspector foulrd the nec-
essary stamps missing and confiscated
the whiskey. declining to accept the
.proprictor's explanation that his pet
goa ate the stamps. it was agrecd
Iflnaily to kill the goat and examine its
stomach, .
POTENT PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent in their ac-
tion anl pleasant in effect are DeWItt s
Litlle Early Risers. W. S. Philpot of
.’ lbany, 0a., says “During a billous at
fuck I took one. small as it was it
did me more good than calomel, blue-
mass or any other pills 1 ever took and
at the same time it effected me pleas
nntly. Little Early Risers are certain
ly an Ideal pill." Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. " - "
MILLION DOLLAR rubs'r.
‘New Chicago Combine Will central All
Refrigerator Car Lines.
. CHICAGO. August 12—-A 31.000000
- combine has just been enacted by the
consolidation of the Hammond Refrig<
eratitm. the Anglo-American Refriger-‘
‘ator. the Kansas City Refrigerator. the
Omaha Packing slot the St. Louis;
pressed Beef and Provision Compan-
les' car lines. under the name of the.
National Car Line. The general ofilces"
an will beV
n‘plaees in'
tbeV mbapdséofhlhe one company absolute
o e r__lncipal nffl erator
“m lines used inpthe transportafltion of
fresh meats and grpvislobs.
\VVJ'IEVN'T Id D LL EVAVY
fooling“ in Tie“ head; gins tastgln the
_ ,mmrth; tough furred and taste blunt-
peil‘: skin dry lfG’voHsh: whites of
eyes streaked with yellow; sour ris-
“hat re pains in
. etc. take
blv‘eht, Dr. Kennedy‘ s new
11%;. away and be well in a
rite to the Cal-curs Oars-
mourns book and
tew‘ tiara.
Sound ;
squint: bottle.“
banana ithbV silt-altruism
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Viifli‘
B dweiser
“King of Bottled Beers”
Isold‘ $1902?
This proves the world-wide popu-
laxity. of this famous brew.
The product of
AnheuserBusch BrewrngAssn
«.V‘s.l
5!,
Clothes washed with SATIN cross [retain the;
sweet odor of the soap. V
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Write us for our 24 pags'lllnstrated. catalogue. giving description i
of over 300 premiums, which we give free for the trades
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURING SOAP. Address.
Slat st. & North River
”RV“ 3.311)an C0. N w YORK olrv
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CONSTITUTION STRIPPED.
CALLIVAN army or. V .
Murderer of Shumway Placed In Stator Fine Yacht Ready To Be Put Away
Insane Asylum. V i For Winter.
NORWICH, Aug. iii—Deputy Sheriff :. NEW LONDON. Aug. 11-8|ooo
Wood and Constable “on came 1,..r9i1':rclrt (‘oustitution lies at anchor off
from Monnilic ytIstcr'dul and started 'iht‘ llillili 0f the Thames TOWbOili-
for hlldtiiclown with William ll. t.alli- (‘wnlmny ui Rivmsiden in n dismantled
van who will be placed in the insane ? condition and ready to be hauled out
asylum them Gallivan who was tried on dry land for the winter Her sails
twice and finally ncquiiied of the mur- ill!“2 bcn unbont her "my 3PM un-
der of .lor'cmiab Sblrnrway. of lilolit— ,‘Sii’illK‘li 001i 1101‘ 1008 bOWEDl’it housed.
villa, has been serving a sentence of Everything 1183 006" placed under
twenty—one days in the jail bore for WWI"- Her crew Wiii be paid 0“ and
breach of the peace. Since his corr-itiisviliil‘sed this WCER- ’
ilncmcnt. be has spoken only at l'ur'c
intervals and then only to make some
rrcccssar'y request. He was equally sis
lcnt whcn handcuffed and escorted to preventative of suicide has been die-
”71' railroad station today, making no :COVGl‘ed Wiii interest many. A run
prolcst when told of his destination. [down system, or despondency invaria- -
'ny precede suicide and something has
EAT ALL you WANT. 1 been found that will prevent that condi-
Persons troubled with indigestion or gtion which makes suicide likely. At the
Dyspepsiufnnvni21H”my wantiflhcy; Vilrst thought of self-destruction take
will take nodol Dispcpsin Cure. Thisi Electric Bitters. it being a great tonic
remedy prcparcs the stomach for tho I and nervino will strengthen the nerves
reception riIliInlinn digestion :lnl as Innd build up the system. It's also a
similatlon of all of the wholesome ' great Stomach Liver and Kidney re:,-
food that may bu onion. and cnzrblcs‘V ulaior. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaran-
llrc digcsiivc organs to transform tllcitecd by Frank H Baxter, Druggist. “
some info the kind of blood that gives;
hcallh and 'iil'cnglll. Sold by Clitforii Pennsylvania. has a larger number
Pharmacy. "iof persons of negro descent in its
-—————— population than any other of the
Advertise your wants In The Sentinel northern states.' ‘ '
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
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The VKVind You Have Always Bought, and which“ has been
in use for over 80 years, has home the signature of
, and has been made under- his per-
sonal supervision since Its Infanm
r a . Allow no one todeceiveV you in this.
All Conntert‘elte, Imitations and “Just-ns-good” are but
Experiments that. trifle with and endanger the health of
lnfbnts- and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-ii is a VVllarmlcss substitute for Castor Oil. Pare—
We, Qrops ind Soothing Syrups. It in Pleasant. It
.neitber Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
,_ " [ta age is its grmrantee. It destroys Worms
townhouse. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
mt“ Nothing Troubles, cures Constipation
and natural
e Mother's Friend. M
canuma CASTQRIA ALWAYS
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