Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 16, 1888 · page 2

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"mu wmf’n unionist

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p‘ ‘mé museum TO‘BE unezn av
, NATIONAL. LAWMAKERS. .

"In W! limb .‘Vnto’nn Ilia Educ-
M N)“ Within II l‘r“ Dull-“Mr.
133‘!!! and Other. to Dlwnu the '1‘an
Mn.

bill l' the unfinished lllL‘illlt‘afi of the

in the mate, and it is likely to “1“)”

M 0‘ the time each day utter ‘J 0&2le

W‘ W“ are to be made (or and

Wit, but. Mr. Blair (mph-mm in.» opinion

“'3 a M vote will be taken upon it within
“to mm in: or six days. ,

In the hour each day the senate
mmvwmm and take up YI-
m thereon. Among them are the
gall to [fiend the direct war taxes, nuke

orthnd, On, a of eutr ', etc.

"1'- \fl$flltfl0 Jaipur, my: ID
Will ‘17 to talk (II the krill some time during
mm, and it is barely possiblc that there
may be W Ipaoch or two on that subject.

and on internal revenue. .
That will be wxuidornblo time crummied
in secret ”item, as an gemmt 1mm been

partially entered into whereby the in animation
of Mr. lunar-will be early taken up for
mum, and also the nominations :01

Villa and Dickimou. The dcuutnd of
Mr. Riddleberger that the nomination of Mr.
Lamar “ll. be mnsiderul in opal amnion
may ll’edpitate the general debut.- upon the
lineman of open anxious [wall but excep-
tional executive business, but this is not
mbable.

Today is mmpension of tho rubs day in the
house of representatives. and ' t'lminnan
Batch, of met-(mimittec on agriculture, will
more tocensider his bill estubl'uhing experi-
mental agricultural statiom. In the morning
hour, however, Chainuan ‘vlllilllh, of the
conunittce on banking ntul currency, will de
mand consideration of his bill providing {‘3
the issuana of currency notes to “Mint
banks to the full par value of bonds dormitod
with the transom, it being untinishml busi-
ness. Greenhockers and iatlntinni‘u. will un-
doubtedly filibuster against thinlnill, as they
did last week;but Mr. “'ilkim says he intends
to tell them that he can call up his bill as un-
“ finished businesonnny day. and that if they

choose: to frittcr any the time against the in-
evitable they must take the n».~p~n-Ll:illty of
their folly.

’l'he commitbe on accounts. will Iltul’ir] a re-
porton the resolution providing fur private
surretarioo to all “lentil-W of liu- house not
Chairmen Of 01)“!th. ’l‘llia prupunllittll
was rota] down in the t’tiltllllllitm by six to
three, and the resolution as it ml! t‘Hlllt' ine-
tore the home will simply prut‘uie- t. r n t'lt‘l’k
in all committees. It is likely that than will
be considerable debate over the in p at.

DISCUSSING THE CHAIRMANSHIP

bf the Pennsylvania Democrntic State
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lot—The l’rmwmtic
primarit's tonight have nothing tn Gut-{1th
the election of a state clminmtu. u. it.» .mte
mmmittcc has already then clwtul I y the
county (Kynunittccs of 1857, and and meet on
“‘etluesdny ht Harrisburg to ui‘gnnirc. Dul-
Ias Sanders and Elliott I’. Kixner (“1‘ the two
candidates for state chairman. Mr. Sanders
representing the Raunlall sideot‘ tlnx house,
aner. Khmer the forces led by t'ningrcsu—
manScott, 0! Erie. From the prewnt ont—
lookitcispretty generally conceded that Mr.
Sanderswillhere—electcd state chairman by
a handsome majority, but it is not a certainty
that he will fill the position during the entire
term of one year. In theinterest of harmony
and the general welfare of the party, it is
pomible that alter Mr. Sanders shall have
beenelccted homay otter his mignatiun to
uncommittee. It'has been talked over in
difiemnt sections of the state that an entirely
new man should boplaeed at. the head of tho
organimtion, and among the names Suggested
that of ex—United States Senator William A.
Wallace seems to be th- most sntixi'ut'wry to
the rank and file of the party.

 

Sam Small Air-eh Adonis.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Ill—On Friday night
Evangelifi Sam Small preachtxl a sermon in
which he referred to Henry Disc}: the actor,
as “a blackleg gambler, who had lmt isljm
at dice in San Francisco, and then NlllL‘uIt‘d.”
Mr. Dixey, upon seeing the above t‘XIITt'SSltln
in The Timw ymrdaymvming, at once tried
to have Mr. Small called to account legally
for which Mr. Dixey terms n he goth-u up by
a San Franciscomporter. Finding that Mr.
Small could not be reached under the laws of
Missouri, Mr. Dixoy filed affidavits charging
The Kansas City Time with criminal libel.
Papas were motion Dr. Mumford, the edi-
tor, and be was released on his mm ret‘ngi-
lance to appear on Monday morning. Mr.
Small has been subpoenaed to appear as a w it
an

 

Death Reveal-d nor shame.

N" Year, Jan. Iii—The coroner has do-
cidedmfter nnnutopsy, that Mrs. I’arnmleo,
of Brooklyn, who died in the “Helm of Joy,”
in West Twenty—fifth street, Saturday, was
loitering from fatty degeneration of the
heart, and that death was due to this cause.
Thoma who accompanied hatothe house
isnnknown, and will not he sought for by the
police, astliey have nochargo against him
other than immality, and till.“ wish to
cause tnmecmry pain to Purmaleo’s
mating, who are shocked with grief over
the duplicity of the dead woman, who had
always borne the highest reputation

A Child Born with Two “ends.

MW 1nd,.lm. ltl.——~Thc reportot
mm o! a twohmdod child nearl’rhioo-
m, 1114., on loudly last, has been fully veri-
M. Thachlld was born to the wife of Henry
WM, a farm» living four miles from that
d”. It Ml "0 well formed howls, mic just
hm the m, and weighed twelve pounds.
mmmm it was that the
mmmwflhhflr three inches in
.lngtb. Thalia“ hold was moron-firefly
termed as to t tum than the one behind,
whlehhad only indistinct nose and mouth.
'l'ltoolllld lived Mminutnsoxdy. ,

Wu] mini ' other mm].

 

Jill. — Mr. Gt
mat Paris, and hem
, was succeeded
gaunt In ruining-by Maj. liathv
m, but MW in this city to make it
It W’m It. had taken a

on Guam-m and had gath-

Walnut lib. Alow days ago

i. cold, which rapidly developed

‘ had earned his (lentil. Mr.

We 0! New Earninbire. He

click of acquaintances through-
” and 3m

 

Mimi-its luau- In the We
”mm ’1'. Juan.“ De Witt, o

w. Pa, Lua-

.n,‘

. timm, union; the Anarchism" fricmhs initiated

~ weeks lu-titions by the hundred have lwu

 

THE. new 1 . owners.
We. ‘
d Prowl“.- were...” tho Mia“
"the In nah-ted. -
CHICAGO, Jan. mum ' to m
mamthebodia of the deod‘Arm-chists rm
practically shelved ”at a meetingol the do-
I‘enw conunlttco yesterday. Dr. Ernst
Schmidt Irwrtal to the nwoting that the
mwtery dirwtrm‘s wmrldymtlnlist on insert
ing in the deed the mar-Minus against demon-
strations and unapproved momuncnt inst-rip-

upon having that. document rewritten in
order that tho mores 01 certain extreme
mliqtht be. uppemlml as ll‘llnhltfl. .. The
meeting, acting under Dr. Schmidt ad‘
vice, decided to let. the old aemiconecrva-
tiv'e tmstom remain for the [resent Scum of
the wnunittwmcn, however, warned the
meeting that there would be trouble on Nov.
11 next, “when the gates of the monetary
would be elm-ed before the things of pilv
grim" Much of the canmlttce‘s time wus
taken up with the puzzling question whether
.Elsa Friedel, “Ling's girl,” is in be taken care
of by the eonimittoo and haveashnre of the
fistula Lingg's intended motherin‘hiw was
present at the meeting turd eagerly watchul
the pnx'ecdhigs. Nu conclusion Wits reached.
The ctnnpmniso Mtween the two (actions; that
have been fighting for the control of the do-
tome fund was ratified by the clectimt of an
entire new set of otlicers, headed by Matthew
Scluniulinger as president.

SHE BEAT HIM OVER.

 

Tho Surprin which Unrated n lint-away
‘ "Ireland on Landlng.

Jmmm' Crn', N. J., Jun. Ill—Au exciting
and peculiar flight and pumuit ended yester-
day ufu'rnoon on the lied Star stemmhip pier
in this city. Mrs. Margaret Cesjmtrick Phil—
lips, after following; liar retrrennt husband,
John, acrom the Atlantic, captured him as he
was leaving the ship and gave him sucha
talking to us would delight any dmpiser of
men who desert their when. And- thut n'urm't
the end. She mused. him to melt at pitch of
fury that he spoke very warm Words, and she
struck him on the back of the ne‘ck.’ This;
prm'culing wns followed by the arrest of
both, who were taken to the police station on
u charge-of d‘wu-dérly conduct. Mr. ul‘hilliin
was held for trial and Mrs. I’billiis, us a r. it—
um. was allowed to go to a private hon.»- in
charge of one of the resident-2 of Jersey City,
. who Income liltfll‘t'aitld in her mum.

Phillips nus employed {Lia mom-tiger in a.
London hulking house. On Dec. 531 it came
to the knowledge of his \vit'c that he had
swured prestige for this country on the
simmer Switzerland, which had sailed from
Antwerp the day below. She left- her two
children with her mother, and sided from
Lin-rpm on Jan. 4, arriving here tlvc hours
ullt‘all of her fleeing husband. The seem! on
the duck when she faced the stinuristxl man
was very exciting, especially to Phillips.

 

The Petition for Government Tell-grnphy.
I’mLAnrzrmrm, Jan. 16;» ‘or ohm-st tno

 

flowing in daily upon the general hennlquartrrx'
of the Knights of Labor in favor of the emu
tion by the I'nited Sfutui government of :1
national telegraph systemic muntcmct the
alleged evils "f telegraph mrvicomntqulnl by
ltlnliulmllt‘s. Tilt-so petitions will be Ft'llI to
mugrvxs. Tina» Inm- come in mpnilsv to the
appeal Sent out by General Master Workman
l’umlcrly to all the Im’nlnxsmnblics, walling
upon them to demand of cumzrt“- the mini»—
Ilaliing of n gutcrnnn-ntnl telegraphic system.
it is said the petition will contain over 5:10AM)
mum-s n hen presentml to ccngresx

 

A New Phase in the lmtcr‘n Strike.

Norm! hours, J an. lul—Jl‘hc cxtemivc >triko
in the Shoe shops here asstmtmlrunuthcr phase
this morning. The Hampton Manufacturing
company on Fridny purchased three new and
improved liming. machines. which, it is al—
leged, candothe Work for the entire slurp,
and require only twelve men to operate them.
The work of rotting up there mat-hints began
this morning and by the middle of the work it
is expected they will be in (iteration, thus
cutting oll’ cil'ccttmlly the >111ch hopesnf
effecting a settlement. The {cu-ling here scents
tobe that the Instr-rs acted luxitily in going

out. +L-._-.. .
Gui ty 0! Cowardlcc. I

[08003, Jan. ltS.-~An otllcinl inquiry has
pronounced Coxswain I lumen», of the lifcluut
sci-rim, guilty of cowardice in refusing to
launch a bait and attempt to nscue the crew
of the American scluxmcr Alfred I). Snow,
wrecked near Waterford, Ireland. Dnmore,
when onlemlto launch a bum, resignml his
oilice rather than obey the order. ultlmugh
the crew of the wreckul resell Were actually
drowning within sight of the shore. The
court of inquiry finds that the crew would
have been sum! without doubt had the lilo-
boat. been launched.

 

 

A Train Bobbcr'l Cantu-loll.

EL PAso, Jan. 15,—Doc 11mm, who was
mental on Thursday night, charged with
having belonged to the band of train rubbers
that held up the Mexican Central train at
Mapula on Tuesday night, has (‘Ullll .«cd. He
says there were five in the gang, and that the
larder was Charles Small. He says he, got
“Moulds shame! the Imty,but he refuses
to name the entire amount obtained. A it'ltr
gram says that the Mexican troops in pursuit
of the mbbem have just come in withthe
leader in custody.

Accused of Murder Never Committed.

BAY Crrr, Mich, Jan. Iii—Tho mining far-
mer, William H. Fisher, whom thought to
have been murdered in Monitor township, has
been found at Pochostcr, Minn. Bis case was
one o! the strangest ever known hero. The
wife and two children of Fisher admitted that
he had been mar-dined. the tumor acknowl-
edging that. she had witnemed the deed camo.
mined by one Wallace, who was stopping on
thotarm, andthat she had washed upbleod
from the floor. The wound has been re
lasted from jail.

an... Wrecked nan.
Nzw Your, Jan. lit—According to reports
reaching Bermuda by vessels arriving in
Hamiltm during the past week the remnants

 

. I,
caning in Mutiny, brought the repute of a
vase]- wltlch have encountered

loot . _ .
' Shot by 13mm

 

 

snr LADDERS.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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my...”

GARDEN muons.

WIIWNIMMl

umiwmi Store. nvsu: mu. omen A m
linen! Lot-man and Nation .

PREPARED PAINTS.

A l'I'IlE ARTICLE.

., _... .-.....- “WW... ..,...._

CAN DIE S

or all kinds. First class ,

BAKERY!

CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYSMrtdn lull arseni‘
meat of ornamental candy.

MrnJohn Holland

Launnn's amen.

inn .

Melrnnnlitau Ins. (in.

OF NEW YORK.

[Standi at the bend of all other industrial compa-
nu-s In the l'niml Slams, paying: itJ Claim! 21 huuru
alrcr the prools hn‘ie been rem m the homc otlit-c.
:l‘hc uncut of tilt"- t mummy i4;

.IOSBI‘II . LEI I’Nllt' ,

duv NEXT 'l‘l) SENTINL]. OFFICE.

NIB" IIINIBI NIGIIIGI.
M E AT S

'If
nLer-s of trouble or cost, you will llnd them at my
arket, as well as

Pununnn

“N ITS SBASOH.

F. HAYES.
muuuz's BLOCK. - some nonwltms.
JCIIIN II. FERRIS,

Wholcenirnrzvl lin-‘;u£llc:15rr.xnullklud! at

G’GIL INN NINIII

Brick. Lime. Cement.
‘Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lacknwnnnu, Locust
Mountain. Frmrklin.

Willie-shrine “ImIR.

tint In RUBBER PAINT

Yards foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. hunch odice at Stilson
Drug Ston- Mini

G‘NIN INDBNGNNELL,

:Wuouuu AND Ill-run. DEALER? m
Manufacturers’ and' Painters'
suppnxma.
Ship Chandlors.

362 WATER-31x, foot cant,"

“momenta

I‘IIIIE LEAD & “Ills, RAILROAD COL-
RS. BEST MIXED PAINTS.

Nova Scotln hand made Socks, Mitts. ctr .tlnim-
~I;_$’:lltllllln’l’}"f:~, Rubber Mitten: and (llovcs, Ull
l‘ ot tin;,r

Dredging Materials.
LINKS. mum. SHAWLES. NETS. scours
nllOVEh 'ANl) l'OliKs.

0! beet material nndln spend patterns for the Gym

. tor linemen.
liepnclully Prepared Cotton Dredge
ban Rope. Maullln buoy and lltllfll
Dredge Linc. .
Oils. Packing. whole. “we, and a lull line of Eng-

neem’ Supplies, Marine Lights, (drum n, I-‘lugs.
WNB‘Y YORK PRICES.
Spam! Atlmlion to Order: by Mail or Manager
Short Hints
-—-—th~——-— ‘ '

' Social Etiquette.

Compiled from the latest and best works
on the mdy'ecl by "Aunt Matilda."

PRICE. 40 cents.‘

This book mould be In every tamll
knowing “The proper thing to do."
to behave properly and to know ‘
echoolot tnmncn. What shat
fen, that they may go out In
men and women?

"SHORT HINTS"
be mailed to
or price.

 
 
 

 

aim the an .
any ndtlreua wot-go prepaid

SPECIAL.

Uritil timber notice we will radical: of our
mu; 3 copy olilhlielbgiil vulnnblellsook unusual
o pom , 1 mail In wrappers
mii’biiiuiimgnihm’l' 1d a
y ngnp own nu won anom-
p. ~r, the postage will man emu.
lw-yl pm ourtull mine and address on tho
omnidc;ot the audio and wrlte on the word on.
quette me, and then we will know who sends it. '

I. L. CRAGIN & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

on receipt

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

B. F. Stevens,
M1810 IIALLBLNIK,

l» the plate to get '

First-Glass Groceries

, 0! .all binds in
LOW PRICES.
We sell the Colt-lieuter Creamery

limit-r In ltullr.

We also hum a fine lot of other
llntler thnt we are selling low. Come
‘aud try It.

'I! you mutt

G001] BUFFEE III in,“

Try us. We have the Best.
BrF. STEVENS,
MUS": "ALI. ”Lott“.

III N III II E I
IA Full Studio! Furniture ofull Itimlrl
(Parlor and Bedroom,
. Sets a. Specialty.
David Stow,
mm . Street , Opposite, Depot.

 

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you want the choicest MEATS. obtained n>é

N Null.

HENRY TILL-r3 ‘

IGIIINIIGE MAKING.

RLIPA I R! N( a:
iGENEflAL BLACliSMI'I‘lIINu.

This Is the wagon In WIlll‘ll to prepare for winter

 

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(RUBBERS!

 

W. s. “are. ; I
.ARCHITECT.

MW!!! who has and e tailor.
Ind “pennant! the tori: motion or adding!

'rllltls BEA NABLE.
Omar-Taylor’l Building Wilmington 5L.
Norwllk. . I'. t). Box 722*).

ML.

 

Bo.
ddw

 

Mm..._......... 7... .-..., . .

54 MAIN ST,
SOUTH non WALK
Artist's. Brushes,

- lunar Paints,

w-ANDfi

I. BIGNZGG‘ NII‘ _:NGGGI‘GIIIIE

Decker-’3 [Paint and
Wall Paper Store,
54 man smun'r.
South Nor-walk.

,. I WILL PAY THE
Highest (Bash Price
» POI: _
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.

I'nrhw mm int: cu: He” the rim k by sending pos-
ltil mud {n

“ ILLIAM INHDMGDRE“,
x. r'rn xnirwutt.

”013*

 

, and it it- better tht'I rcmty tor rough tmvel than to
,r wait until the bury winter lt‘tlmll. ' ‘ I
L Warhol illklndsln-rtmmug to carriage making:

. Wagons female.

Henry

 

~0Io
I
JINL" ONE QUALITY —Tlll2 VERY BEST

1' ___‘..,. _ ...

‘ ”t1". Veal, Lamb. Ponitry,anttnn. Salt Pork,
? FTP!“ Pork. t'omcd BM. Suiolicd 'l‘nnt'ltt'.

I ripn ng Chicken. llnuul, Shoulders.
I . Ibtogtmjunmlv‘mnktom.
I Summit”); very nice“.

lioilotl [Ranch-s5 IInIn.

l‘unliry tiled and rim-ml fresh every dny.

 

llnlcnl dcliwrul promptly at any time o! the day
or etching.

JOKL.‘ H. sum-H;

; FIIIIST:

MAIN x’l‘lt‘l-Ilfl'l‘. SOUTH NURWALK
”GILBERT in. HITCH.

 
 

; Livery
; \v .\ cum "om,
Her-ts :md t‘arrlnccrlolct for all «locations.
t‘nrrmyw nl Depot to meet All 'l‘rmnr.

(«and 'l‘utnoui‘ nt Itmtvnnhlc Prime,
'I'rh-pbtme conmcllott.

»

852"

*F A C '1‘ O R Y
To In or m- mic. cnnm Day and Raymond utn‘oto.
immune or
l). A. Woodward or Russell Frost.

—————~-~«o
‘ For sale

GHGIGE BUILDING INNS I

0}: \l'oubwnltl) M'l'.

 

BNQI'lRB or
VV nod‘val'tl.

J.H Kinefeltei':

DEALER IN

Meals, Fish flysters,

Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.

W

I. N. H. II H. Ilium.

Telephone Connection.

’ E. A.

 

 

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PRINTING [II All. INNS

AT THE

Sentinel Office,

numamn PLACE.

w . .l

p r

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' nnd general blnchsmxtlting promptly attended to. I
Wwonr of all kind: manic to order. r

Till E

‘ y’ ‘ AND A'“

i . an IN STREET.§ ‘
i

mums gunmLowest Prices I

ILL mus;

I

\

.
—‘—»—.o« «~—

I
ITM llcst Goods for ;

the Least Iltnicy I

-., 4. .‘l‘l'--w~

a
I
I
I

‘H S BIIWN’S
. I I

I. BOOT a emu: srouu,
;clark . 6c Lane’s Block.

MAIN STREET.

I dtw

GET 'l‘lll“. ,llES'l‘.

-——.rurt-.w— - .

“ Florida ”
: STEAM um'ynu.

 

Twcllly in auto this town, one or them in the
Sentinel edict. where It can he run In operation on

application. .
W. H. MEEKER,

Sole Agent for Norwnlk.

Sanitary l'lumbirii; and Low Pressure [walling I
specialty. I
Facilities tor nttlnz all drew of Pt .
a. WASHING'ISUN 811. South New“. (:t.

 

 

, 4-- (to To
,’ Ix

IIIhNNil

tron

Holiday Sinners.

la MairrStreét.

 

I Si 25. All 5‘: and 3‘
, Knuth-sh of cost.

 

 

LADIES’» AND

39 Washington Street.

CHILDREN’S

Muslin” Underwear.

25 Cts. and 50 01:8.

EQUALLY (tool) VALUE A'I‘ ”rum: Pincus.

IA, DIGKERMAN . ' & SON,

south Norwulk.

 

Fres

PEOPLES’

Peoples’

in follows be; We, 15, 55c, 50¢. Ind 75 cents.

Were 35 cunts; red ticket
“'erc st: rcd ticket rice 75.

prices.

Lots of red ticket burgnlns,
lnuiee‘ gnodi rednrcd.

marked sue. $125 and 5150. These are the
Soul jackets will go at $75 and $30. '

$

beet seal, bu they are north 3100mm.

Shopping and Traveling Ba 5.

price me. Were 50c: rul ticket price, 34,
All 51.25 and SL3?! haze. Cilolt't.‘ at $1.

5 bags. choice at $1.50. Learner, phi-h. brass ml worsted ml: all marked te‘
I’erlumcry, books. silverware and all or

Amerimn hosiery, llt‘rt tpmiit .

but goods. and the most fashionable that mm

We mu sell a tew ieni wraps. trimmed with heat. black

 

‘‘‘‘ FOR van

hIMeats

-——-o’o'ro THE——

MARKET.

“omit; delivered promptly and npecinl attention paid to orders ten .1 the market.~ A lull line or

VEGETABLES.

DON’T FGRGE'I‘ THE PLACE,

Market, -

A. EL. TYLER. Prop.

FREE RETU

WILL BE GIVEN BY

W. B. HALL& 00.,

To all who during January shall purchase to amount of more at their ’

RED TICKET SALE.

All work baskets, lunch, shopping. flower and rm

f

an FARE

 

p hu-xkcts merited at lens than lmlt nine and placed

 

c at price 501:.

cm tic; red ti
ll $1.50 and 8!.75 lungs, choice at

ltt‘lvslnm: t tor riolldnys will go at red ticket

Merino Under ear.

Shirts and drawers. .52, now 8!. All

Scotch Wool Underwear.

1 :cnto‘ boot Scott-h wool shirt! and drum-re. lull regular made,
Scarlet underwear all marked hi mtonisb‘iug prices.

Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques

all will tiel the influence oi rcd tickers. Elegant real wraps that were

willgo at about half price.

$150. 8175 and . we have

made.

0.

in. at 850. We do not chum these to be the

_ w. «B. HALL a. co.

 

mi M. Layla.

ltcnl Estate and House Agent.
‘ u w - /
(tenet all I can mucAgency
Fire. Liic and Accident.

(recon Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Stecmge.

bran; {or one 1: and upwcrda and Money Orders to
all pum- oi Europe.

Notary Public. Aehmwlnlgcments Taken.

llnilroml Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

on \thmgloxi SL, (Xut door to Immune.)

S‘guth Norwalk. Conn.

SEWERS!

.v. M. PIERCE
DEALER l3

SIGVV 1131i 131123.333

AND
General] Sewer Contractor

In prepared to make «mentions with main power
pimn thll cit on the moat tunable team.

In latent! In: to connect withthe may laid
mm in run city will and It to their adv-nun to
call on him. BM t

I“. M. Pllfllt‘. CE
lie: 20. South linrwall, Ct.

 

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Slate Roofi ng I
We are pr;r—ed:.:t: niliIclm Job at
SLATING

in either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENAIIGYB SLATE

315 cents per font and marl

l‘mics wishing slate roofing should call on u-
hctore contracting elsewhere.

A. BACK a 00.
Water St.. loot oi linvllnnd South Kuwait.
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‘VANDEItlll-L'l‘ HOTEL I

on the European Plan.
Ger. 4?. St. and Lexington Ave.,
NEW YORK.

tine llinnte’u Walk from Grand Cel-
tnl llepot.

muted clmt: in the Blmtcd R. R. Station. cud
annealing. ,

Equipped with

TI"! DUNN PATI‘N'I' POLIDING LAD-
DER Plltti ESCAPE.

lion carriedtonadlrnthedopobmm
chum, man

rim-helm lie-tumor. Medium Prim
MATTHEW CLONE. P oprlotor.

 

 

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TURKEY'S

The Cheapo“ and Boot In Town.

norm GROWN. ‘ PM]! WY DAY.

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Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. xix-unburned,

Bk:-

 
 

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