'JNS.‘
j: .untutnn
.,
0n at than Watt
‘ « Ill! In. . .
~ no: You, lea. 'l.-—Johi« Sullivan Wfll
mag). ‘ loth merchant
.in thllclty. to trauma of little educa-
tion, but ofalhrowd turn of mind and a
trendy oeorwrnioal in his on -ndlturol. a
We was com-tut year-ll ‘ senior. The!
My. mom: on y one “00'- ”d
living on , plaineatandlloet substantial
had only one mud, a son. and
hullr. Bulllvaudled on lieb. 23, 16th. WI
E
‘ .
MM hem t'ioe married H but! be”
nth. will, leav-
l
was openpd the content-
m mt turprlaé in the Sullivan family
"“5 all 0! Mr. Bulli un’s friends as:
‘ ”‘1 Inthlldocu at be eta
' M illegitimate n n whom new
young man
himself was unnwura either latiouship, and
“10 WOW knew nothing of t.
' The estate, it was found, o usisted of thir-
teen'houm, which were worth, above the
value of the mortgage" up n them, somu
9110.000. ,
._ The will‘ Irovidad- that ‘ 81,503 a year
“In“ hepald la equal motlthly payments
to his wife, and that a suitable residence
should be provided for her To his son
Jame-hegaveflh a week, - ad to suchof
his five grandchildren as who under the age
of 10 he left 85 a week each, l0 be increased
‘0 37 I weak “hot: the children reached the
£80 01 10. To his illegitimath son he left 810
a week. Ila further provided that upon the
death of his wife Honora and his son James,
the entire estate should be equally divided
between his five grandchildren and his illo-
gitimate son.
a
-r
The illegitimate son is nowa Ltd of 19
when of by all
years of age, and is highly 5
those who have ,come in con act with him.
Since the death of hi! (other he has obtained
employment elsewhere, and us far as pussi-
bie has drawn away from hill old acquaint-
ances. lie does not hear his llathcr’s name.
l—-—
CANADIAN ANNEXlATION.
Sir Charles Tapper Says Thorn- in No Part)
in the ”cushion Fan ring it.
Cmcaoo, Jan. 'l..-Sir Charles Topper and
Lady Tapper passed through llel’t: yesterday
on route for Washington. Speaking of Can-
udian annexation, Sir Charleip said:
"There is no party in Carin-la in favor of
annexation to the United titans. There
may be afew individuals hero and there,
but no person has ever been elected to the
house of commons who doiclnrcd-lunuclf
previously in favor of that iricasurc. We
inliova that there isroorn enough in North
America for the Dominion of Canada as
well as the United States oil America, and
that while it is very deeiriihie that there
should be the freest possible “lintermursobo-
tween the two countries, live think it is
rather an advantage to botll of them to il- l
lustrate to the other the republic-ringworm
mm as shown by the states, rind tim British ‘
system.” practiced in Canadll.
Wt“ '.
The Canadian Railroad Accident.
WINNIPEG: Mum, Jan. G’s—The pom-rigors I
who passed the scene of thc ulccitlvut on the
Canadian Pacific at Middloton, if» llllli‘a' east
at Port Arthur, arrived iii-re ywstcrduy.
C. A. Milligsn, a young Englizhmnn, who
witnessed the accident ys that two freight
trains came into collisi
Two engineers, one fire 11 rind uuu brat»
man were killed outright. Ollie man. Wmlgifll
in under the wreck, was noticed to'lse niivé
after the accident, and one oil his comrades
undertook to remove him b} graspih'ghil
hand, which was sticking on The rescuer
was horrified when he broke the man’s fin—
gers, whic had been frozen while he was in
thigdgplorab a position. The man was res-
éd from the ruins in a fear minutes but
_, pired in less than an hour amt-mam. lie
proved to be one of the chgineers. Tho
train hands supposed that tho boilers of the
engines exploded when the trailing struck and
this caused the damage to tho bridge. The
low is estimated at $180,000.
.__
I A Murdercr‘n Beninrlmblui statementm
Sax Fruxcrsco, Jun. 7.—-3ththnu ll. Stit-
tou, who murdered n mnulmmn named
Alexander Martin lust Sept-union weal
hanged yesterday in Oakland. Tin-m has
been a strong ctlort in many ‘qunrio-rs to se-
cure commutation of Sntton‘il not live, but
without avail. There have horn six execu-
tions during Governor \l’nir-nnnn‘w‘ four
months of service, and he hits in much cash
refused to accede to urgonlt appi-uls for
clemency. In a speech which Sutt- vn made
on the scaffold he said: "I llillnllrt.‘ ti..- firm
stand Governor Waterman hols tokm in the
matter of granting commutation hurl par-
dons. If he holds hisgrip the community
will have but little to"complniu of as regards
the showing of executive clempnl-y."
second 'l'llua They Mom-t, Mann-d.
Bu‘vzn. Pa, Jan. 7.—Th¢ wedding of
Mira Maud Young, of this place, “ml L, L,
Masher, a lawyer, of Indimioitl, in, took
place here. 'It wan llr. Mthher's second
Ill-175.89. and was the scconll time in his
life that ho had seen Mia Young. Their
first meeting took place throoiycsrs ago in
N10 menu 0‘ ill) first "Hell Slit-thud in
April, 1886, uni through a newspaper a cor-
respondence sprang up between Mosh-r and
Miss Young, which cormmnlhm'c graulual-
ly led totho wedding: The [Mental con-
scnt and all other incidents worn- arranged
by letter. Hr. Kosher was snow bound on
his way here, but he auctnedid in arriving
soon enough to have tho Cicrefnuny per-
formed. ,
Della Willi-III (lulu; Insane.
Lama, Mich, Jan. 7——Ilclln Williama,
thehlind and sick woman who Win-i mm...
from her father’s house by hm husband and
carried four miles on a be only to be
WM hack toilet father’s ly n nmh, was
var-yak! yutmlayaoa result of her treat.
...» meat. There has been a ctinnognimg
~ "3,?an 0‘ the mob,l1atths syrups.
any at the community in still “ill: I...-
fathet'a (anally. Itkhardlyprohamawu
she can survive the shock of tl 0 night mila.’
driveiuherhed throughthernow. ' mm is
reported tohegoiug insane a d as having
- Mtafndapmlimand thou,”
. which her husheu- hurl begun
touoever his wife were . . . i ..
W ‘
n. agar-alien, ' ' Births.
lllw You. Jan. 'L—Tho » vied for gm]...
ottlio cigar union has hem. .
'havohauuevived from ”IN gar mum
W meanders. trike in tho
., Main. nlreehl 0a. of Hill city, and
,W 1.000 on
1
_ twine poverty was the cause. He leaves a
on n high ll't‘nilii‘. ‘
, persons for ill - ul liquor selling were heard,
Advicea.
that Nuke wine.
1. .
,
THE» mm EXPLOSION.
no Coronaj'a Jury Holds the Vacuum
, .0“ Company Whit
nocaasrln, N. ‘17., Jan. 'l.--’l'he iuwlll
the can of the naphtha explosions» returned
a verdict at 10:50 last night. having been i
session from 7:10 p. Ill. Following in tlio
verdict in fulli ' L
"We and that themid Frederick J. Wilson
and other! name to their deaths from lujurlel
resulting from an explosion of- naphtha, in
thepublic towers of the city of Rochester
on Dec. ill, 1881, and that the said naphtha
was the property of the Vacuum Oilcom-
pany,and on that day was pumped from
their work. and‘ by some means, at present
unknown to the jury, found its way into the
public sewers of the city of Rochester.
causing several explosions, which resulted in
the death of the said Frederick J. Wilson
and others, also the wounding and llllllllliug
of several, people and the destruction of
much valuable property. We, the jury. feel
that the Vacuum Oil company is respon-
sible." ',
The Verdict in not'nearly npstrong as we!
expected. considering the strenuous efforts
of special counsel and the coroner to make
out a case against the Vacuum Oil company:
Bub-Treasurer Canda'l Place.
le You, Jan. 'f.—-—8uh—Treasurer
Canda who has resigned his [meltion as sub-
treasurer, preserved his silence yesterday
about his resignation and his proSpcctive
Tuesday. There was a rumor in Wall stroct
yesterday that Mr. C. C. Baldwin had been
offered tho appointment to be assistant
treasurer and was taking time to considi-r it.
Mr. Baldwin is an aqueduct commissioner
and treasurer of the County Democracy.
He wasa while president of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company, hip railroad
corner ending. in May, 1881.
Driven to Suicide by Poverty.
l’uiunuu’ma, Jan. 7.—Goorgo l’nrkin-
son, an old soldier, who fought for tho Union
during the rebellion, committed suicide
yesterday by hanging himself to n rnftcr in
the woodshed at his home at Nicotown. Ex-
wife and several children, who are destitut '.
Parkinson formerly lived in Elimboth, N. J.,
and was a ”member of the Ulric Duhlgrcu
poet, 0. A. R, of that city. He is a painter
and wood carver by trade, and those u be
workingmnn, and for several months hml
been out of employment, and fcnrcd stnrvun
tson. “a '
A Boy Blown from a Train and Killed.
Emu, Pan, Jan. 7,—0u a west bound Lake
Shore and Michigan rnilwny train yester-
day, at Wcstfleld, N. Y., cost of this city,
Dr. James M. (inswway, f Portland, M9,, a
surgeon in the United States Marine hos-
pital scrvicc,und his son James, a boy ll
years old, were passing,- from the drawing
1 room car to the dining car while the tram
election to be vice-president of tho Wait-m ,
. National bunk. The election will occur next
lmcw him say he was asober and industrious .,
was running: vcry fast and In high gnlc blow-
ing. The lad was liftul off the our platform E
, by tho wind nud hurled. to the ground. His l
skull was crushed “I‘ll be was plain-d up ,
dead. 3
l
i Cheering News for I'ittslmrg Men. i
Pirmuum, Juli. 7.————A,grnornl resumptinn 1
of work in the river coal llllllui will probably
take plum next wool: at the mlvunco in
wages demanded by the minors. The mint-9
~ have been chisel for scvcrnl months on ac-
count of the long drought, which prevented
the shipment of coal to the southern ports,
and the prospects of work at the increase of
5‘ per cent. per bushel in the mining rate has
occasioned general rejoicing among the
Monongahela valley minors. The resump-
tion will give employment to nearly 5,000
men.
l
3 A We“ Known l‘ulntcr Dead.
‘ New Yuma, Jan. 7,—Ccphas ‘0. Thomp-
son, father of the late Hubert 0. Thompson,
is dead, aged 78 years. In early life he was
noted as a painter of rare merit. lie was an.
intimate friend of William (fuller: Bryant
and Nathaniel Hawthorne. The lntlvl‘ ul—
iurles to Thompson in the "llurhlu Faun"
; and other works. Thompson‘s [mrtraits of
zBryant, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Fitz-Groom
l Bullock and other colebritiL-sof hisdny, \vurc
greatly admired.
A Prize Fight Strut-lulled.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 7.—.\ ton round fight
had been arranged to tulle. place in a build-
ing in the center of this city last night lit--
tween James Earth and William Kellt'l' for
3:. . Tho pugiliste hurl just ?!t‘pp‘ d mm
tho ring when the police conned the build-
ing and captured the two fighters and eigh-
tccn spectators“ Tlvc arrested Iucn belong
to families of h social standing, and their
arrest has caused grout cxcitcnu-nt in the city.
Indicted lor Rum Selling.
llxu'lonnn, N. J.. Jan. 7.——The Warren
county grand jury broke up Thursday night
afterascsion of four days During this
time the complaints ngainat a number of
resulting in the finding of rewritten true
bills. "l'he matter has excited universal in?
lterost throughout the county, as the permns
most deeply interested Ere moatly prominent
politicians. '
tunneling girlie Against a Reduction.
Hunnnunon, l’a. Jan. 7,-Botwcen mo
and 300 men at Powell's furnncc, Bunion,
have struck bet-aux of a 10 per cent. reduc-
tion in wages on the let. The furnace has
been hanhcd‘up, and the men have been or-
dered to call for their wages next Monday.
The strike, if not settled, will affect the work
at the company‘- are and con] mince, noar
Tyrone, and at other plums.~
An Insane “nab-m?- Act.
Onasoomt, Va... Jan. 7.-\l'illiam C. Duct
killed his wife Thursday, while riding along
the public road with her and their two chil-
dren,by cutting her throat with a knife.
Ha then drew on to Bellhaven with the
children andhln wife’- doad body, and sur-
rendered hlnualf loan ofllcer. Ho expressed
anrrowforthodned, but said he could not
help it. He is insane. ,
m Nadia- Horror.
Hutton, ll. ll., Jan. 7.~After taking
testimony in the one of Janitor Dame, one
efthedofeadanulsothe maidw scandal
m ’wm’u co MM ml
loudly. Theacltcment over the revolting
developments in the-e easel continua. lan-
[unwritten-and lltoua of thaglrhcou—
nectedwlththealfalr.audwholahold as a
witness, is dying.
Powdcrly’a Cauliflo- crltleal.
M. Jan. 1.49am Hutu:
Wuhan Powderly in very weal—hem
Iveferdayumaydloatauymoment. An-
atherhunorrhage, in the opinion ethi-
would
“My
switchers.
mach-«w,
GARDEN Teens.
w. c. union’s,
llerdwnnl Stem, lllltlltl "ALL BLOCK. A full
llflc of Munich and llartincr.
,pnnpannn PAINTS.
A l'UllE ARTICLE.
CANDIE§
Of all kinds. First Clam -
BAKERY '!
._. -._‘,>_,_,. .. .._
CORNUCOI’IAS, CANDY TOYS. anda fnll arson-
meut of ornarucntal candy.
MrSJohnHolland
MUDEB'B BLOCK. ‘
‘lihrtt
mi;
Mtlrnulitan 1113.80,
0!" NEW YORK,
Stun-ls ill thchmaloi nil other industrial rompe-
nice in tin: i'mlml 8mm, paying its claim» 2'4 hour!
after the prmts have lm‘n sent in tho- hmm- “like.
The nut-m of this cmnpnuy iv;
Just-mu, 1.1-2! mm,
he "
uranium,
:——'I BE BEST—v
SERVED IN THE BEST MAXNEll.
If on want tho choicest MEATS. obtained n~
znnl cup of tmuhh: m (mt, you will find liitrm at my
Kathi, a:- \tt-il an
Poultry of all Kinds,
is we smog.
F. HAYES.
DlBlll.B'S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALH.
.Ioun' ll. Fllllllls,
[iv-tel? ilcniv'r in or! kind! of
Eli]. AND Willi]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lit-high, luwkawnuuu.
llouutaiu. Franklin,
Wilhosbarre Cools.
lull , i0? RUBBER Plili‘i‘,
Yards font of Washington and him
shall streets. [Smut-h niliw :ti Slit-om
Drug Ston- A“...
SWAN AND BUSHN .i.
Wuhan.“ an!) uni-m. Dianne In
Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
362 WATER-$7., foot "llllli.
B ill llG El'illl'l‘.
I'lflll’l ‘IJ‘ZA I) & OILS. RAILROAD COL
RS. 'llltST MIKE!) PAINTS.
Nora ricotta band made Socks, Min», o-tc , (iann-
et~§r£hlnl noun, Rubber Milieu and (limes, \iil
writhing
Dredging Materials.
LINKS, RINGS. SIIAL'KIJLK NETS, M300“!
snow-n;- nsn r'oults,
0! but material unilm up 'cml triltcms for no 0):!
tr! tin-um». -
lisprcially Prepared Cotton llrrdgo
hag Rope. Munil-lu llnoy and "and
llredgc nine.
Oils, Parking. \l’ustc. llm. and a lull line of Eng-
ncctn' Hitppllcn. Mamie lglllt‘ ‘ll'lllfi~ e, Flags.
I'VNIH" YDIIK Pill .55. ‘
special .lllmlilm Ir) (Jr-Ins by .Ifuifnr Jldlrligrr
Short “ Hints
—-—~- 03m ,
Social Etiquette.
compiled from flu: la! and be»! imrka
on flu“ mriy’rcf by ".- unl Matilda." '
l'ltli‘k. 40mm,
'l'll'itlnmk rhmxhl he in every lamll animus or
knowing “the prop" thing to do." e all tin-ire
to behave-properly and to know what is lit! bcel
echonl of runner». What shall wc teachidr child-
ten, lhal they mgr gomu into the world well hm!
ll
men w
”siloll'l' lllll'l’il" moraine the answer, and will
be mailed to any address postage prepaid on receipt
of price.
SPECIAL.
umn mnrm notice we will mail each .r‘
W!
friends a copy of the above valuable book gradual
freed um , In willmallue In
month light: 9:, mm d
Byfoldtngapthewlanpmumwonlda newn-
papr-r, the pomp: will he only 2 mill.
Alva - put your lull name and addres- on the
onleid t the bundle and write on the word lul-
qmw also. and then we will now who-end» t
1. L. CRAGIN e 00., '
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
Wimh'irt't Mir“.
Locust
and
_L
IV
REPlillllN (3'
GENERAL BLACKS! ITHINU.
This is the moon in which to prepare for wint
and it is better to not or rough travel than
wait until the bus ‘
work or .u u hing u. atrium i
and general III-sehnulgld in attended to.
“axons of all kin-tum $53.
”in?! 9.7139915?
ONLY 03KB QUALITY~TIIE VERY BEST
Beef, Viral. Lumh,‘ Poultry, Mutton. Hull l'Ulk.
,Ftuth Pork. Corned llccf. timokcd Tongue,
Spunk; Chicken, llanw, illumldere,
Bo Wynn, Bacon, ankfortr.
Something, very nice,
Boiled Boneless Horn.
NW... ,.
Poultry lillil’d and droircd fresh every day.
Orders dclivcn-d promptly at any time of the day
0! ”Yelling. > “W . { .. h ‘
H . S M IT H ,
FLORIST; *
one
9
MAIN STREET, acorn NORWALK
GILBERT M. BITCH,
., . ‘-’
LiVerrand roe
WARWICK 'llOl‘B a
“oboe and Carving" to let for all mom-ions.
Carport-e at Dcput in mm All Trains.
Good Tumours at Rea-rumble Prices.
Telephone connection. it“! ll
F’A 031' o PETS?—
»To-lct or for rule, corner Day and En} Nomi Amt».
l EXQUIIHZ 0i" '
j if. A. Woodward or Russell Front.
3
'“f , .
,; - ‘ For Sale
t
iBHUIBE BUILDING LOTS !
,, ON WOUIHVAHD AVE.
mourns or
i
i
l- 13. A. \Voorhvar'd.
: ,, 5353:11
.J.H Kinefelter,
Meals, on Oysters,
chcizihlcs. Fruits,
|
0111). i. Y, Elli. &H. Depot.
Telephone Connection.
(Li W
AT THE
Sentinel Oflice,
nutrzuonn PLACE.
Sul'l'fl Sl'lltll'M Ii.
HUMP" BEYS’
mammntm
For Honor. Cattle. Sheep,
Dogs. Hogs. Poultry.
590 PM}! noon on Trent—
ncat at All-al- and
Chart But Free.
mr'nfiwmdqt‘rnm
:7: er}?
inunmmwo...
a
“he.” multiracial-l .00
Sold by llraulatu or
Scat Pvenatdn Mu of Price.
led. (0.. ID Pull-I It. I. 1.
3013333287
All-'m.-Ol:c.nppcd,- o'ed.
' ' unit .mclw.
emul- - skin,-
crush. lotto
- l
m't_ .. l 1-“
' ftdble ,
‘ CANNED GOODS, ETC.
muuununs
W urinary. “ w;
. y , .
' ,ARCI‘] l'l‘EC'l‘. ,
”mm-unnumm“
TENS REAWNABLE. .
Omani—Tulan- 9m“: ggehlnxton 5h. 30'
N M
8|
t
ALL than, ;
Lowest Prices!
The Best bloods for' .
the Least Money
__- yr..- .
H. s. \inww’s
,B00'l‘ it Slim} STORE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block.
.1... MAIN"§TREET.
G vii I 7 in! i 71-3, til-IQ}...
———-'I'ur:~_—.
“ Florida ”
STEAM nm'rsn.
r 33;.
T“Unl’lll use in this town, one of them in the
sentinel oilicc. where it can be seen in operation on
a; piicnrion.
w. H. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for Nortvulk.
Sapliavy Plumbing and how Pro-sure boating! a
rpfl'lfllly. ,
Pauli: u furuu tiny nil Jam 0' Pipes,
Wantimmm $12. 54::th Norw‘slk, (Fr.
(if) TO
U. H. HARVEY’S
FOR
hump.
l2 Main Street.
MONDAY
$1.00.
lit-ring received the [up my of
Blil'i'i [lilflll'iilli 'Slil'i
' Iiuow tiller the some (curtain.
Best shirt in the slum
for the money.
.f
Gall dud judge for yourself at
WW. m... wwwwt
‘ hue-i :u-al, lm they are worth Sill) melt.
w. B. HALL a. co. ‘
Spec
3‘ Washington Street.
- 2.7.6.1“ 3.1.;
;, 1 Job and Odd Lots, °
From Ellis. to $25.00* Each
A. DIGKERMAN &' SON’S.
9"
- South Noi‘wu
* w.
RED TIC
as follows: 50; 101:, lb, Etc, 501:, and 75 can”.
Wow 3]; ml ticket nice 75.
31-5. an 32ml 5 2'.
Kahlil-n5 uf‘cost. Perfumery, hooks,
prices _
Lots of red llz'kt't liar
‘indirs' good- u duml.
(lunta' host Sir-itch wool shirts
licorict umlrrwur all
all will feel the influence of mi tic-he's.
marked SIOII. 8m" and $150. 'l'llerl‘ rm,-
Senl jut'kt‘ifi will coat $75 and $:D.
We will soil :1 fcw icai wraps. lrimmcd with
FR ' E RETURN .
WILL an GIVEN BY
B. HALL 35 CO”,
To all who during January shall purchase to amount of $1010 at their
All work baskets, lunch, shopping. llowrr and re [up baskets marked
All {L25 and $1.38 band, the co
barge, choice at $1.50. Mattie
silverware and all articles bought for dolldays will
, Merino Underwear.
gum. Am.-m»,mm.a.-.y.bcn quality. smyxfii‘afiwmp, now 8L an
nud‘ilmwcru, full regular msdc,
nmrkrd ui astonishing price-c.
cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
HlP‘thli sir-ll wraps tit-it wcrcg
the bout goods, and tho illtkl fur; onuhlc mu: 0:in be ”Lid".
l
T SALE.
oi lens than half value and placed
shoppingand Traveling Bags.
Won- !N routs; red ticket price 19c. Wort- 50:; red ticket
wine. at. Wore 75c; red ticket price W.
flies}. All 3”!) and ”.75 Imus, chain: at
r, plush, brass and worsted goo-ls all marked rc-
go at rod ticket
I
Scotch Wool Underwear.
will go u: about half price.
I50. tit?) and 5200, we have
$50.
best black martin, at $50. We do not claim those to be the
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and House Act-m.
. GeneralInsurnnccAgcncy
l-‘irc, Life and Accident. ,
(bean Steamship Tickols— ('uhin and (lounge.
‘ ants for one 1: and upwrtde nud Money Orders to
all partsof Europa,
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tirhetr Baggage Checked
to Destination.
do Wmhinglon 31., (Next door to Post-office.)
sdguth Nor-walk. Conn.
.SEWERS!
' v. M. 131 E120»:
- DEALER IS
SIGVV 1‘) R 1’ l 1313
AM)
Gem- 'nl Sewer Contractor
is prepaml to make crmncctious with main sewer
pimtu this city on the most favorable terms.
are intending to connect with the rccemly laid
tower: in this city will had it to their advantage to
call on him. 836 if
F. M. I’II'ZIKCE
Box 20. South Norwulk, Ct.
‘ Peepleé’
TURKEYS, ,
u. D
I-IAHI) PAN
TURKEY'S“?
The Cheapest and Best In Town. .
M CELERY
noun anon-n. ruesn rzvinnr oar.
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS, GBESE
AND DUCKS.
Ali-.- . full m..- or
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits, Cranberries. Egg-
and Canned Goods. ‘
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Meat. Fish. Oysters, Clams and Eacailopa.
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‘Slate Roofing !_
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We an.- prt-pared to do a first class Job 0!
SLATING-
in either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
YMNARGYE SLATE
all cents per“ mm and unvari.
Parties wishing Slate mflng should call on up
belore coritrtlc'llngrcirewbem.
A. Bacn a co.
Water so. foot of amine South Nonnik.
VANDER lllLT HOTEL !.
0n the European Plan.
Cor. 4:! St. and Lexington Ave,
NEW YORK.
(lac llautv‘s Wall: from Grand Cea-
Iral ”t'llll‘.
Located close to tho Elevated ll. R. Stations and
sin-ct car lines.
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nnu l‘lltli escape.
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First-Clan lie rant. Madlum Him
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PRIC PIS.
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Market.
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New ,YEARS’ on.
‘FW‘ 9"“ mm“
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