W .61
WOES er THE, WEALTHY.
SAD END T0 1—1;; SURROUNDED
BY LUXURY.
I i
'l‘hs 0"“. Bnlplclona of it lilrotlrcr [Add
to“ Examination of Mrs. Valentine's
' 30ml». ll“! Bacall a “Utah Story of
Domestic 'l'urmoii.
N" YORK, Jan. lit-hire. Catherine O.
Valentine died at her home, No. l9 East
Sixty-nut meet. on Monday night. On
Tuesday Dr. lleruran T. Richardt informed
the coroner’s Dulce. and the civic being
turned over to Coroner Nugeat, Deputy
Coroner O’Heagber examined 1 body
luporflelslly and certified that th woman
had dlsd from hemorrhage of the lungs.
Since then the brother of Mrs. Valentine,
John B. Schoonlnuker, Jr., demanded that
an autopsy be made, on the ground that he
Impacted all was not right about the death.
Accordingly Deputies U'Meaghcr and Jen-
kins last evening made a careful examina-
tion of the body.and after 'an hour. and a
half arrived at the result obtained before.
Mrs. Valentine was the daughter of John
B. Schoonmaker, Br. She married to a Mr.
Clarksou, ol Flathuah, who died, leaving her
some property. About thirteen years ago
she married Brewster Valentine, and a no
Ludlow 'alentine, was born. ilrewster
Valentine had bad a son by a farmer ingr-
rluge, William E. Valentine, and a grand-
son. William B. Valentine. William E.
Valentine died before his father. ,
When Brewster Valentine died, about
nine years ago, he left his grandson, Will-
iam B. Valentine, 8200.000, his son, Ludlow
Valentine, 815,000, and his wife $100,000 in
trust. A clause of her husband's will pro-
vided that in the case of her dcath‘flollll
of the trust fund should go to the boy Lud-
low and the other $503M?) to “'illinm 1i. Vul-
entine.
With her income, Mrs. Valentino sup-
ported not only herself, but her parents and -
her younger brother. About sewn years
ago Dr. Bichnrdt. then practising ia Brook-
lyn, became physician to the family. and
about two and a half Yt'llt'a‘ “for trouble
begun. The parents claimed that Mrs. Val-
entine showed too much intercst in tha‘
doctor. the end being that Mrs. Valentino
banished her parents from liruuklyn. and
threatened tocut of! their allowance if they
should return. Mrs. Selmauaaker. did
return, and the support Wm cut oil’.
mother then sued her daughter fur support.
and received $12 a week by order of Julgc .
Moore, of Brooklyn.
In 1884 application was mad» befv re Sur-
rogate Jacobi. Bergen, of Brooklyn, by
Horace Sccor, Jr., counsel ful’ the tru~tccs,
for the appointment of a guardian for Lud-
low Valentine. The grounds given for the
petition were that Mrs. Valentine “as in-
futunted with Dr. Itieharxlt, bud trandarrcd
to the latter hcr Brooklyn ham». and was
_ therefore unfit to care for llu' child. The
surrogate granted the petition and placed
the boy under the charge of the trustees.
Since then she has made repented legal at. ,
tempts to legally guinpossessi-rn of Iii-r child, i
and it is said that grief over her 1, 1),; s. p-ira
tion hastened her death.
Soon after Mrs. Valentine moved to No. l
19 East Sixty—first street, and gradually the 1
clincd, until she died without thv prisunce ,
ola relative, being overtaken by the fatal '
hemorrhage while lying till it lounge ill her
room. When Dr. llichardt arrived his pa-
tient was unconscious. The physician called
in Dre. V. Peterson, William Mcy , rge
Abbottand Schumaker in cons lotion, but
the aid was too late.
Shocking the Canadians.
OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. l2.~A heavy shock
of earthquake occurred here yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock, awakening the potrplo
from their sleep and causing quite a panic.
It was the heaviest shock felt for years.
Citizens rushed out of their houses in their
night clothes, terrified and half asleep. The
shock lasted about thirty seconds and passed
northward. llouscs were shaken and dishes
knocked from their places.
United Press (Jilin-rs.
NEW YORK, Jan. i‘.‘.-—Thc annual meeting
of The United Press was held at the St.
James hotel, in this city. yesterday. The
following named oflicers were unanimously
elected for the ensuing year; l’resident,
James \V. Scott; vice president, John ll.
Farrell; treasurer, C. R. labia-in; secro~
tarv, Walter P. Phillips.
"Records of tho lit‘lrr'llimr."
Wasnuvo'ros, Jan. l:.—’l‘he twenty—first.
volume of the "Records of the ltelmllion" is
now in the hands of the public printer, and
. will soon complete. ltwill consist of two
parts, and ill complete the llls‘tnl‘y up to
and including the Stone river campaign, or
to Dec. 31. 1862.
.
Nowlin to be flanged.
BOSTON, Jan. l2.~—The governor and coun~
oil, by a vote of 7 to 2. have refused to com-
mute the sentence of James E, Nowlin.
Nowlln, who murdered Milkmen Codman in
I idomer’vlllo. will therefore be hanged on
Friday. Jan. 20.
CONDENSED news.
The senate committee on interstate come
meree unanimously ordered a favorable.
“poi-Mo he made on the nomination of the
interstate commerce commissioners.
Hamilton Fish has been elected president
of thecommittee of New York citizens to
mg. for the centennial celebration of
Washington‘s inauguration
In the suit for divorce of Mrs. Annie
Chapman. known on the stage an Annie
Bomerville. the jury gave a verdict in favor
of the plaintifl,givinz her the custody of
Mchlld. ‘
The Mitchell school for boys, at Lowell.
Man, was deltroycd by fire last night.
Forty bays escaped unharmed.
Stanford E. Potter, in jail at Long Branch
for alleged complicity in the murder of Mr.
Hamilton. made a statement to the effect
that he was killed with a bottle by the negro
m.m,wheie.ull at large.
A young mannamsd Burton, of Atlanta,
, a." would he would marry twenty-live
jam before he was % years old, and suc-
seeded in marrying five of them.
Tbotrlll’ol Con bevlor the murder of
w Grail-m will begin at Springfield,
110., on Murder. -
“mock. Him, yuterday morning the
mercury touched the bottom of the register
.5. age. flown". , .
A ram named Altar-mate, living in Bean-
Mmty. Hamming with his we.
.’ Incanthnwheruponalargsfirs.
Blew-s faulty burned.
mil Batkhary made. speech in [Jeer-
m “billion plan for Ireland and
,m an. [gums caused him some
I
The E
NEGROES PAINTED WHITE.
.........___
no, "llold lip" . Trail: on the Maxi”
Central and Bob on Express “Car.
Er. Prise, Tex. Jen. 12.-A train on the
MexicauCentrul railroad was robbed Tues-
day night no r Chihuahua. The train was
signaled at. a little flag station called Mar
pulu, about fourteen'nrilos south of the city
0! Chihuahua and 240 miles from here. It
was dark, but the engineer, 1. Warden.
obeyed a signal to stop and brought his
train to a standstill
lililncdiately several armed men mounted
the engine and ordered the engineer and
fireman to the rearof the train. As the
conductor, named Stockwell, stopped 01! be-
twcen the second and third class 0M5 he was
cov‘ored by a Winchester and ordered to call
up" the Wells Fargo ate-eager, E. J. Cooper,
and make him open his car. Btockwell
obeyed, and Cooper, who had not yet under-
stood the situation, quickly opened hia car
door in response to the conductor's order.
supposing that some baggage was to be taken
on board. The instant Cooper opened the
door he was pulled down out of the car and
covered by pistols and guns. He was or-
dered to follow one of their number back
into the car. When there he was made to
open his safe and boxes of coin, and the rob-
bers took all the (”fish in the express car,
leaving the mail and passengers unmolested.
After their work they mounted horses and
left for the mountains. The express mos
senger says the robbers only got £3“.
The passenger hmkcrnan was not seen
again after the train was stopped, and it
arrived at Chihhahua without him,
All the robbers were nogrocs With their
faces painted with white paint, according to
I the story of the passengers on the train.
a
I Train Robbers Captured.
Denna, Colo, Jan. 12.—.\'ews has been
received from Grand Junction, Colo, that
Sher-ill Shores. of Gunnison; Sherri! Crow-
ther, of that place, and two deputies, ar-
rived there yesterday (with Bob ”Smith, Jack
Smith and a man named Rhodes, part of the
gang of train robbers who, last, October“
“held up” the Salt Lake express on the Rio
Grande road, near Grand Junction. T his,
makes livc arrested of the six im' licnted in
tho nttemptcd robbery. and for w l arrest
$3.000 reward is “tiered.
Liglrtwclglrts rat lluttle.
an Yuan, Jun. tin—Eugene Hurabacker,
of tins city, and ililly Clurkson, of l'hila-
;dclphin, each Weighing 112 pounds, fought.
fifteen nmnds to a finish in an uptown club
'house last night. Clarkson got sick it the
fifteenth round and threw up the sponge.
The light lasted one hour and two minutes.
Jack itcgan was reierec‘. liornbackcr's eyes
; are closed, his nose broken, and lzn lost‘ sev-
eral teeth. Clarkson is badly out about the
% lace.
lllu Sentence Suspended.
I Nlli'.‘ Yultli. Jim. l'J.-~lldwahl Moseley, I
2 colored man, under svntcnt‘n of I no year and
{seven months nnprlwnnrcnt for larceny.
Iwho warned \Vnralcn Walsh of the Tomb.
t that Dan llriscnli had :1 knife and inlcndcd
1’ to kill tln~ “‘lll'llt'll, was brought before Judge } _
Ulidl rsh-cvn yi-stcrdny. and his sentence
suspended during goal behavior. llriscoll
Would have htl a gun I chnncedu carry out
his murder-uh tit-rign if lins'cley had not rc=
veal-hi lib: piut.
l‘.. A. It. Inspection.
hirxsealmrns. Jan. l'.'.-—’l'he lllt‘lllllrn of
the Grand Army of the Republic are making
preparations for the national inspection of
posts, to occur during the months of Janu‘
ary and February. A 'circ‘ular has been
issued from the (i. A. it. hondqtmrters to all
posts, notifying them of the coming inspec-
tion and naming assistant inspectorsgcu-
oral, who wrll report. for instrut'ttuir to
Inspector General lra hi. "edge, of iiaver—
straw, N. Y. '
l‘istnl Result. of a Fall.
ZASESVILLE, 0., Jun. l'l. —l)r. “7. ll.
Holden, clected mayor of this my“ last
spring. llltfilfllllu'l‘llit‘léll.:|ll. pate-lulu); l'lu,
home on‘t'uonth Fourth sift-cl from th» cll: cts
Dfnfull on the EltlUWlel-i n week my. lie
hilt! served in both brunt-ins of the general
assembly and held numerous lulnul‘ nlliccs.
It is rumored that his life was insnrol for a
sum ranging from Kahlil» tn Scheme).
THE TRADE BULLETIN.
Kg. York Money and I’rollucs' Market.
' Quotations.
New YORK, Jun, il.»--.\lonu-y rim-ml n' :3 ., per
cent. the luncsl';nte. Th..- highcst l'nlt- “as «He.
Exchange elm-J steady. posit-xi rntcs H at in;
actual rates. {whulfitfg for sixty may» and
4.b75,\@l.h75§ for demand, tinrcrnmcnh ritual
tlrrn: currency ts. ill) bid; «is. coup, in m i. tits,
do.. we bid.
Pacific railroad bonds chm-d as fullrm’n: L‘ninu
firsts, lllallti; L'nion land grunts. lu'lwluu;
L'niun sinking funds, l leer. i in; Controls, . ll wild.
The stuck market this morning was only lllUil‘
crutcly active, Ito-ruling. inicknwnunn, and St.
Paul Were fcatun-s, furnishing over In per cent.
of the whole morning's trading 5t. l'nnl was
hammered by Chicago parties. but it was well
supported, and its pricw showed a slight ad-
vance by it! o‘clock. Reading nae «bur fraction—
ally higher, notwithsldtnliug the heavy selling.
lAcknwauna and the rest of mu list, ninth-w
exceptions. wen- weak and showed decline.
ranging from 3’. to “4‘. per cent. The market
wastess active alterrnidday and the tone was
weaker. Prices saxged steadily to the close.
when the bottom figures of the day were gener-
ally made. The decline ranged from 3., [01%
per cent., and was participated in by nearly
every stock on the lint~ ‘
.
, General Market».
Naw You. Jan. ll.—l‘l.0Ult«.—t.'lnseil neatly
at unchanged prices: 'wlnh-r wheat i-xtru at
$305.10; Minnesota do.. $305.10; city railin-
tra. 84.500175; Ohio extra. alga-1n). Mlle
crnltlour reloaed quiet, but stead y. common in
choice extra, awe.
WHEAT-Options were dull and irregular.
and closed about Mildlw- tum-r. Spot lots
cloned steady at Mam. decline. up”: sales
of No. 1 red stale atlllsl‘cn No 2 do.. emu;
ungraded red. muffle; No. 2 red winter. Jan,
We. bid; do.. Feb. NW. bid; do.. March.
We. bid.
CORN—Options were dull and irregular. clot
in: “false. lower. Spot iote cloud quiet. and
unchanged. Spot sales of No. 2 mixed at any“;
ungraded downtown: No. it rained. Jan . limo.
Md; do, Feb. M9“. bid: do.. May. mine. bid.
OATS—Options ere irregular and closed at
a slight decline. Spot lots clued steady and
“one. lower. 8 t sales of No. lwhite state
at“: No. ride, 0ch No. halted. Jan. lieu;
do.. Feb. 39%!-
BYE-Dull” memes
BABLEY~Nomlnal
PORK—Cloned dull; luau. Sill. 5015.50,
Milli—Closed dull and heavy: cash, 81W;
Felt. 37.7]: March, 87.77.
BUTTER—Firm and fairly active: state. 170
23.2.: western 150 no.
unseen—r active and steady; state los~
tory. “01%.; mm. illfiflitfic.
EGGS—Doll; state. m; western. Sloane.
SUGAR-Raw quiet. but steady: Bite. fern
test centrifugal. and ti li-ite. for fair refining.
meme moderately active, and unchanged; out
lost and crushed. ta: cubes. ”in; powdered,
- W‘ “A." to:
no; collo- ofl “A”
will)“: whileutra "c." O “Mona: ogre
“G11 5‘9!“ $9Lml.m°IL-2‘°~
The-Km Cltybeml delineation has
decided to make thestudyepranlsheom
eanod- mhmclum-chook
Alluvial-y bddwraletlflusdekte
matthsdwnsrulsofhlshulfln
siren LADDERS.
GARDEN moons.
. AT . .
.V
s s “
llurdward Store. Ml'BlC ll:\i.l. BLINK. A in"
line of Medina and Martinez
PREPARED PAINTS.
A l‘l'llll ARTICLE.
CANDIES
tlf all kinds. Flnt Class
BAKERY!
,0.-. —‘ pm ....__.
CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. anda full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
Mrs.John Holland
‘ . Lannua'snwcu.
Sb»!
r
Til E
Melanoma Ins. U0.
01" NEW YORK.
Srnmla al the brad of all utlur industrial carapa-
nice in the l'nllcrl Sluice. paying llr‘ claimi- it houni
utter lhc proofs have hccn rent to the lunue otllrc.
{The agent of title company in
“W" lager" Lerrxnl.
f
dew NEXT Tl) SIENTlNi-Il. OFl’lf‘E.
as Ulla] Mariel}
————'lllE BEST
SERVED lN Till; BEST MANNER.
ll ’ou want the cholera! MEATS. nhlnincd ro
Market. as Well as
MEATS;
minim-ant ll'tllllrll‘ or cost, you Will find them at my l
i
B. F.‘ Sleeps,
inert: rum. Ithaca,
ls Ihc place to get
First-Glass Groceries
LOW' PRICES.
We sell, the (foiehestcr Creamery
[latter in llolls.
We also have a flue lot 'of other
llutter that we are selling low. Come
and try It.
If you want
loll BUFFEE [ill in.
Try us. -“'n have the lit at.
B. r. STEVENS,
MITSIB I'A'e'a lllrllllls'.
FURNITURE I
A Full Stork ofl'nrnilurc of all kinds
Parlor and Bedroom
Sets a Specialty.
David Stow,
Main Street, 0ppositc Depot.
"item mic; "
UAIIIIIIUEIIUKUU.
VREI’A I'IKING
GENERAL BLMJKSMITIIINU.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
and it in better to get ready for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season
Work of all kinds permmnz to carriage making
and general blacksmlihim: promptly attended to
. Wamns of all kinds rnudc to order. ~
Wagons for sale.
‘ Henry Tilly.
r
Poultry if all Kill
!
ax lTS season.
i . . ‘
I F. HAYES.
' DlBBlJi'S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALK.
mini n.“miuis,
Wholesaler-ad lit-tall Dealer in pll kinds of
UUIL AUU WUUU
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawmmu, Locust
yountnin, Franklin, and
-._./ _ Wilkesbarre (Innis.
Alum Ill RUBBER PAINT.
Yards foot of Washington and blar-
. shall streets. "mm-h otlicc at Stilnnn
I DmgStore Miri-
‘SWUU UUU BUUUU
Wuousau nan ltrnn. 1):“.an in
Manufacturers’ ”and Painters"
8UPPLIEB.
Ship Chandlors.
362 ‘ll'A'i‘Eil-S’l‘" foot llnnk.
Blillllll‘ll’llll'l‘. I
PURE LEA!) & OHS. RAILRIDAD Cl“.-
RS. Ill-EST MIXED PAINTS.
Nata Scotlnhnnd made Sucks, Mitts. eta. (laun-
ucya andrccp-re. Rubber Mittens and (llovcs, tiil
t‘lotb'tntz. ,
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. limits. snat‘KIns. NETS. Siftifil‘s
bllthElm AND FORKS,
0' heat material nndllt rpccinl patterns for the Oys
lt'r lluaimna.
Especially. Prepared Cotton Dredge
has llopc, Munlila llnoy and lined
llredge nine.
Oils. Parking. Waste, lime. and a full line of Eng-
ncers’ supplice. Marine Lights, titans. p. Platte.
IVNIHV YORK PRICES.
Splcial Attention In Order: by Mail or Manager
Short """Hin’it'é
———-——th--—~
Social Etiquette.
Cbmpilcd from the («Natural best works
on the suly’ccf by “Aunt Matilda.”
PRICE. 40 rente.‘
This book .hould he in every famll deelrona of
knowing “The proper thing to do." e all desire
llivbl'lllvt' properly and to know what in the best
school of manner». What shall we teach our child-
ren. that they may no out into the world well bred
men and women?
“SHORT HINTS" contains dreamer, and will
be mailed to any Add"!!! postage prepaid on receipt
of price.
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail each of our
:l’lltng; a copy offlthle sham valr‘italde hook gralieand
rcc protege. lll' w the us 15 ms re
Dobbins” Electric lion’p. . we I)!
By folding up the wrappers all you would a newl-
psper. the postage will be only 2 cents.
lwaye put outfall name and Mldrese on the
onlnhltfiollllll audio and write on the weal Iti-
quctle else, and then we will know who sends it
-I. L. CRAGIN & 00.,
PHILADEIJ’HIA, PENN.
.L
lat. he. one.
~ ‘ menu...
OMMMIM
annual-011,90".
. I "\s
Ill3 .
MAIN write; 71‘.
Icnams sm'rn
_..__¢... , fl... . .
QRIJ 03E QUALITYJI'IIB VERY BEST
llu-f. Veal. Lamb. Poultry. Mutton. Salt Pork.
Fri-uh l’ork. ('omcd lbw. Smoked Tongue.
Spring Chicken. llama. Shoulders.
Bologna, Baron. Frankforte.
Silllll'llllll]. very nice.
I BOilQ‘l‘ BonoIm-ss “run.
i'uultry killrd and drra’ani lm-h ricry day.
“flirt! delltcml promptly at any time of the day
or evening.
JOHN H: SMITH;
Fun
MAIN STREET. sown xortwanx
GILBERT M. BITCH.
l ,‘ ; a .. a . .
Livery and Feed Stable
w Lawyer; norm.
liar-Ice and t'arriagesmlct for all occasions.
l'arrlacc- at Depot to meet All ms.
(mod ’rarnmm rlt Reasonable Prices,
Telephone connection.
F A CT 6151 :5?
To let or for pale, rumor Day and Raymond elm-tn.
REQUIRE 0F '
l. A. Woodward or linear" l‘rost.
M? ll
For Sale
CHUIL‘E BUILDING 'LUTS I
on wonnwann are.
sacrum or
E. 2‘. Wooshvau'd.
,, 335%!“
.
rHKmdnd
flDKALKR IR
Meals, FISU listen,
Vegetables, Fruits,
- w._.-..
llml N. Y. N. 11. ill. Helm.
I (telephone Connecticut.
/.
dikes
BUIII'I'IUII UF ill. IIIIIUU
Sentinel" Office,
' Iteration» PLACE.
ll.
'9'
BOU‘l'll IOWA
CANNED GOODS, ETC. ..
W a. armor.
KRCHITECT. .
is now prepared to make inn- and s saturation
I. and superintrnd the emanation oil-undiag-
TERMS BEASllllABLB.
Orrin—Taylor's Building Washington fit. so.
orwslk. l’. 0. Box 775. . dtw
. any”;
‘ AND AT '
Lowest Prices l
m-“ ~—
The. Best Goods for
m- 51;.--
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
d&w
MAIN STREET.
- ——-—-TllE—»~-—-
“ F
STEAM HEATER.
.,
Twenty in n
Malincl ntliro. when: if can be won in operation on
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for ’Nlrrwnllt.
special”.
Whrilitica for ru'tinc all tilt?! of Pipes
WASllthi'l‘UN $11.50th Nomalk. Ct.
. the least Money.
U. | S. UIIUWU’S
Clark at Lane’s Block.
diam Tm E. BEST.
lorida ”
sein this town. one of them in the
Sanitary Plumbing and how i’tweun- hinting a
——--(iO TO
PEOPLES"
PeopIes’
. 5‘RYOURW ‘ m
Fresh Meats
a
.w. W
ruaw— .
MARKET. ‘
Hood» delivcml promptly and ”mi-latitudinal paid to orders left at the market, A full line of
VEGETABLES. ~
l)0N"I‘ FORGET "l‘lll'l PLACE,
Market,
A...R.g'I1'YI_-ER. Prop.
A. DIGKEE
39 Washington Street,
Speeial Towel Sale.
Job and Odd Lots,
From 5013.10 $2.00 Each
AT
lMAN & _. son’s. --
- Seutthorwalk.
aa lullnwa: .'r'; rec. l5, :5“, (Air. and 7.7 rent-l.
Were 3i: ml ticket price 75.
3! 2'). All 3': and 3'2 '25 bags. choice in $1.51).
, gentlest: of cost.
~ price:I
M on no U
Lots of mi ticket bargains.
ladies} good-l minced. '
(ill T0-
FUR
I I2 Main Street.
dtw
, re.
Having received the agency of
Best lelrt in the Market
for the money.
c. U. Haul
Holiday liners.
MONDAY
Bill's Behind , Shirt
1 new offer the snare for sale.
Call and judge for yourself at
1!!
Seal jackets will go at 3:3 and 5rd.
~t seal. bu they are worth $100 each.
J acob M. Layton,
llcnl Estate and [loose Agent.
General Insurance A gent-y
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean steamship Tickets- Cabin and Stet-rage.
Draft:I loinnc 1: and upwards and Money 01ch to
all purl! of Europe.
.‘lutsry l’ilhllc, Acknowlrdgerncnts Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage (‘lrerkcd
to llestlnatlon.
66 Washington St., (Next dt'xrr to Port-office.)
Sauth Nor-walk. Conn.
SEWERS!
V. Ni. PIERCE
, ‘ assault in ‘
Sltl‘V 1331‘ 131 PE
All!)
General Sewer Contractor
is prepared to make connections with main sewn-r
pl in this city on the most favorable terms.
lee intending to connect withthe recently laid
towers in this city will find it to their advantane to
call on him. - 834 If
r“. M.Pl’fERCF:
[tax 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
American hesiw-ry. be
.
FREE RETURN FARE
WILL BE GIVEN BY
w. B. HALL a. co.
To all who during January shall purchase to amount of $10.00 at their
RED TICKET SALE.
All work baskets, lunch, elillppipg. damnaml H'rdp bit-RN! rultrkctl at lens than half value
and placed
Shopping and Traveling Bags.
Wen- its rerun: red ticket price the, Were file; mi m-ku-t pin-c. :l~‘.
.-\ll 51).?) and 5|.le bugs, choice at 31.
Were 75c; red ticket price 506.
All 8.50 and $1.75 beige, choice at
‘ la‘ntili'r, pitch. tints-s and worsted goods all marked re-
l'crfnmcr). hooks. t-lll‘v'rwan‘lllnl all flrlll‘ll‘.‘ bought for Holidays will go at red ticket
nderwea r.
t-t quality. shirts and drawers. 2, «new fl. All
or
Scotch Wool Underwear.
tjvcnls‘ beet Scotch wool shirts and dmwem, full regular made.
burl-rt underwear all marked at astonishing prices.
Gloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
all will fuel the influence of mi tickc'n. Bllflflnl ml wraps that were $150. Sl’fi and ‘
marked sled. $12!. and {in}. These are the best guide. and the most lzlfihlmlublt' inst can 5 made.
'will go at about half price.
. we have
$50-
Wc will sell a few icni amps. trimmed with bet black martin. at 53). We do not claim these to bethe
w. B. HALL a. co.
Slate Roofing !
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We are prepared to do aunt class job of
SLA-I-ING’
in either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PINABGYB SLATE
at 5 cents per fill all marl.
Parties wit-hing slate roofing should call on us
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK & 00.
Water St. foot of llaviland South Norwalk.
VANDER [£le HOTEL !
0n the European Plan.
NEW YOBK.
One )tlante’s Walk from Grand Cen-
' tral lit-pot.
located close n. the Elevated it. it. Stations and
mine! car lines.
Equipped with
run DUNN riri tr rename hill)-
on Hill. escape.
it tEl'IZU carried to and from the depot, and Pack
an 3!-
lure t necked tree 0‘ charge.
Hummus- Restaurant. Mull-la Pricel-
MATTHEW CLONE. Proprietor.
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“DIR 080W“.
11AM“) PAN PRICES.
TURKEYS
The Cheapest and Benin 1...... -
~ EELFERY ’
noun nnnssnn emanates, Gauss
men DUCKS.
Also I full line of
Oranges. Lemons. traits. armband». 388'
and canned Goods. l
’ h . W . . : ... , ,,
.Wit- fish. Great-aeron- m nuance--
, Rpmon’n
4‘
Market.
s
Cor. 42 St. and Lexington Ave.,
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