DoubleShoe Storeil
' ~40 and 42 w oil
Hcsdqnurters for the latest styles in
noisis' AND sears:-
street, Nor-walk.
FgoTWEARI
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box Calf Cork Sole, ,
Tsncsif Cork Sale, in
. Bull Dog Grecian and Ludgate Toes
lobby and Op-to-Datel
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something Warm and
stylish.
Ladies Box Calf Shoes 111 Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
. NOI’IWALK, CONN.
"Everybody’s Shoes Shiner! Free.
~ 'neni, impoIenc
. 1 ‘ ‘ Suinc Pills.
- 'I 4 W k!- e r murder we
““ °° porcine...
For Slle ct Tomlinson’s drnv start.
You Wantv
Fresh eggs, 300 dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat.
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, Ioc,
Green ginger rom,
Good vinegar,
I HAVE THEM.
Don't you want a nice cover
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
\
Lorenzo IDIBBLE,
11 North loin Street.
W
THE OELEIRITEO
Hazletcn
and
Cross Creek
GOALS
ms moon slip reunion.
'f'hcercsirsrsrrecfromdirt
“Miwlllbsdoilvmdbv
cords! drivers. lond‘crdcr
tor couple ‘losd cud ssusfy
yourssiftbstourcisimirccr-
root.
RAVI‘ONO BROS.
In. Hawaii.
When in doubt whsr tons: for Nervous nobility. Loss of Sunni fewer (in either
Atrophy. Vorlooccie on: other "ohms
ins checked and full vim quickly restored. Wists
troubles result busily hisiicd anywhere sealed for ‘x .00: 6 boner for ’5. co.
ves legal [unnmcn to cure or refiind the money.
0.. Cleveland. uhic
7;.
onerous ,
LOST llliOll
from on com.”
if negylecrod. such
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon iiontlst,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All Work guaranteed.
Chico i 8 nan. to 8p. m. Sunday 9 am.-
Hours to l p. In.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bunk South Norwnlk. Conn.
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B 5T”? HE D
w 209315IrgrrcrpsgglmE THEN
CATON’S VITBLIZEB
Cures general or special deblllty, wakeful-
ness, spormstorbccn, omissions. imrotc ncy,
psresls, etc. Corrects functionnl d sordcrs.
caused by errors or excesses, quickly restoring
Lo" lelflood in old or young, glvmg Vi or an
strength where former weak nulls prevniic Coil—-
vcuienl package, simple, effectual. cud legilimatc.
. ”0,1035 I5 Quncu sno Tuonoccn.
e Ir'rrmni 13y I"IIII!.IfI’.mr.' must on
CATON'S Vlfllllcn. Sent sealed if your drill:
gist does not hove iI. Price “in pkge, 6 for $5.
with written gunruntco 0 complete cure.
ininrmnlnm. rcicremes, etc. ., free and confidcniini.
Send ill slntemcni oi core end 25 In for n week' I
trial trcIIIne II. line only soul I- laugh person. I"
BATON HID. CO. BOSTON. MA...
Sold by Geo. o. Stillson.Sonth Np!-
wulk.
Mott’s Ndveiine Pills
The great
remedy tfor
wiretap
trstion i‘sud
all nervous
q.i,discnmo the
generative cr~
Sold by EIll (linguist!
W
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our stssm dcrricks, cows. bor-
ins mochiner. etc. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work 1
Ohm-chm Foctoriosor any large Build-
ing work as rpednity.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NOBWALK, CONN.
rich” - hr
.cnnoioc hero rescind o morn;
, your was complete null your victory Ixu-IIIIII
, Inocu- s amphibian successor to 9
Eisckburn. 'l‘hc tots) Vets in the
wiiispproximnts’ “6.000. on lacrosse
more than the hinhoct estimates before the
election. The Republican rate increased
shout 40,000 over Governor Brcdloy' s vote
s your ego, Which wot 17 000 higher than
ever before out in o presidential election.
cud tho Dcmccrsiic vote was 30,000 higher.
These figures will give some idea of the
intenrl of the political manic through
which entuclry has loot posted."
Cbsirrncu Roberts hos sent the follow-
Iug to President Elect McKinley:
“Kentucky for the first time in its his.
tory has been carried by the Re ubilcous
In II presidential year. After our days
of noxious wotching end wetting the oili-
clsl returns ‘show you have carried the
riots by about 500 plurniity. Four yours
one Kentucky cove Cleveland 40.000 pin-
rcilty sud colt 30,600 Populist votes. The
fusion of Pnpulliits and Umnocrritn this
n rover-ml of (H.000 voles llahliil on the fig.
men of 15053. On behalf of Kentucky ile-
publicuns and thousands of patriotic Deni-
ocrsts, who joined in our common cause,
permit me to congratulate you on your
nrcnt victory sud tho bronklug’ of n time
honored record in Kentucky. As I: forrncr
townsmnn and devoted ndmirsr for 20
years it is scarcely necessary to add my
personal congratulations. "
‘ lI'c‘f'twuiu M‘
_ the genus! crumbly on joint hum.
of 70,000 over lest yssr's vote sud 85.000 '
boys I'I'I WW and neon-
by We. ‘
Undo o sprawl/y cod urcIIasc of .
boy; IIIII‘I life at III-d y I monu- ~
{colder no: cmrcfcckedwafiiald of flu loch/f Inf
shadow-sold us a [of of suits of a «can. s~
come to mod money more than the claim.
_ Every suit Ives mods to sell of 85 and III we” worth
We bang/If them so a. to sell them of 83 and
84. All the was from 4 to 16 years '
LIfro fol/cwc' suifrmloii' paced but excel/en! calm--
3 to 8 years. S2 to 85.}, BI?) boy 3' suite, 4 to 19
MIN. 85 to $15. The' touch of style on all of
them. IIIs' goodness of wear III coo/I. 810 buys a
coco.
We sell Boys’ A ,
Roofers;
Cape Overcoofc, 0
. pen Monday, Friday and
5b,: 22:22:: Saturday evenings.
”may”, ' cnmcmnr. com.
, Moves to Make It Unntmons.
COVINGTON, Ky. , Nov. 0.—Jorsph ii.
Pomcroy of this city sends the following
functions "Icarus to President liliect hic-
Klnioy:
“i am the editor of The Extra. the only
Democratic pnpcr in this county support-
ing William .1. Bryan. While I have no
apology to make, I desire, before packing
my grip for passage up Salt river on the
steamer Governor Altgeld. Joe Blackburn,
contain. to congratulate you on your nice:
tion to the presidency. Believing that you
will be the president of the whole people,
I move to, make your election uncul-
mans.”
Republic-n to Succeed Blnohbnrn.
mexronr, Ky., Nov. IL—Tbsro is no
longer any talk of the Republicans unit-
ing with the gold ntsndnrd Democrats on
Ccriislc, Brockinridac or any other Demo-
crnt to succeed Senator Blackburn. All
negotiations and tail: to this effect were
based on the probabilities of another dend-
lock. Now that the Republicans are con-
fident of u mnjority on joint ballot they
state that Is Republican will be elected
senator. Governor Bradley, Congressmen
Hunter, St. John Boyle and others are
mentioned for the place.
who, ._.._‘...- .fl W...
LOOKING FORWARD.
The Bimetnlllsts \Vili Continue n Vl'orons
Compnizn For Free Silver.
WASHINGTON, Nov. iI.——The campaign
for the free cclnnge of silver will be wound
with visor during the next four years, in
preparation for the election in 1900. The
directors of the AIuorIcn'n Blinotniiio on
ion. who constitute the bulk of the silver
lenders in three parties, hnve decided to
mulntnin headquarters in this my. from
which to send out literature. The brunch
office at Chicago will be consolidated with
tho Washington office, but the Sun Frpn-
cisco branch Is to be continued. At the
request of the directors General A. J.
Warner, the president of the union, has
issued an address to the silver leagues and
bimetallic unions of the United States,
which says in port:
“Silver has lost in this election, but the
battle for the overthrow of the gold stand-
ard has not ended. The disastrous 00n-
scqucnccs that must attend upon the con-
tinuance of this standard mnko it impun-
siblc to relinquish the struggle against it
until it is finally overthrown.
“ The gold standard cannot be mnintniu-
ed by increasing revenues, becnuso rcvc~
ones are not paid in gold. The attempt
to maintain the gold standard by perpet-
uni ionns must also sooner or-lntcr foil.
The only other way is by contracting the
currency and forcing down prices so low
that gold will come here of itnolf in such
quantities as to constitute, in port nt
least, the currency with which revenues
are paid, and no debtor unticn mm long
maintain such n policy. Either course,
therefore, lends to Inevitable rIIin——tlie one
by bunkrupting the government and the
Other by bnnkrnpting “10 WONG Ell-h“! l rtL lo. uml \ H . .III uni iIM sun. (In N; I: :Llril iii» (1’ . iICiLfiil‘L llli)\\lll e
policy will subject the l' nitml Flutes air . , _ , , ,,
soiutely to liritish dIIIIIiunIiou, nnd hence M “ \’ l“ 1‘ ‘ i‘ ‘ “L" l' ~ ’ ‘
“I. rejoicing 0’ ”‘0 British press over the All i)(§i‘~.lii.;~ .gic {Ul'ill‘i il'liiu'Il‘I; any ill tlw crilpzuyvcs III the balls (2‘
defect of silver here.
Strike In Ohio Con! Mines.
.iscusox, 0.. Nov. 0..—Ail the coal
mines here are idle, the men hsvlnl quit
work. President Rstohfnrd of the Ohio
hllnorr‘ union is here holding confer-
ences, end there was n mass meeting yes-
terday. but no settlement has been ranch-
od. The minors ur'e resisting the lb cont
rntc. saying they can barely live in thst
region Ill the Iii cant rate. The men have
been hnving less than half time for
Incpthu and are suffering now. The trun-
bie is over the differentials of different
districts in the state and it is feared that
the oontrcvsrny will csusc II general rtrikc
of runny thousands of minors in Ohio.
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7
Killed While lite-ling n Ride.
WI:I.I.IIvII.I.II. N. Y., Nev. 9.-—Two men
and n boy who were stonling n ride on It!)
Eric our, landed with iron piping. were In-
stnntly killed by the inning of the cor M
II switch angina and the shifting of the
pipes. One of the men won identified as
[link Allen a more of Burton sud the buy
no linrry linker of Athens. Pu The third
body, that of A large negro, remains un-
identified. A coroner's inquest wsII held
and the Eric compnny declared blameless.
Sanitarium Damon-M by Fire.
Bincnw, More, Sov. lI.-—-'riio anci-
ln'ium of Dr. .i. ll chor of Boston. con
misting of n large two story hours, was
poorly gutted by fire .“Ili Ire worn II num-
ber of patients in the bull lug pt tbs time.
but nil not out in ssfsty. Dr. Dsbcr pincer
hIII lore st bi2,000. fully covered by Insur.
nnoo.
WW.
l’ot Poison In Older.
PI.I.rrsnIInc. N. Y., Nov. iI.-.i. Quincy
Edwnrds. n well known resident of this
viilsgc, committed suicide by tIIklIIrI
strychuiuc in It gloss of older. lie orplmd
within ten minutes. Despcodsncy is cold
LESLIE QAIBLE, Ionsgogfil
.3 ,. m...
M
to ill‘l been the more of the noon l.
NOW IS THE
TIME!
OIL HEATERS,
NASH 8r VANSCOY,
SOUTH NOWALK
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwaik 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p In
this line on aCCULilll ul the owners thereof.
m
BIG REDUCTION SALE
Completeline of watches, clocks, Jewelry, sIlverware opalwcrc and
DIAMONDS!
while not sold at strictly '20“ price will be sold low enough to nttrcci
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, ,Ncrwalk
m
To think about purchasing a new
. lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoyt’s and see a line
that will beautify your home and
will make you happy when you find
how reaSonable the price is. '
From $3. 60 to me. 00.
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
cor. ii. thin and West Streets.
OONNIOTIOUT
OLD AND" RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekman street, New York.‘at 5 p. In.
Upon appiir Ilion to agents the City of Norwalk
L
For the Month of November.
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these goods
What is It?
thstpromptryou tcbuy your shoes st
one store rather than another! ' Isn't It
style, quality, lit durebility and price so
to the shoe cud prompt sud courteous
stmdon on the of the proprietor end
salesmen? If t are the reel induce-
mentswslook for silborolshorcofycnr
patronage.
H. 3. BROWN,
l0 WASHINGTON Il‘ilfll‘,
loath lament. Donn
Notes Ions ”readout over the cm
and Connors. the Icon srrssto‘iifcr
tutti out to be ”if! unlit!
been carried on for the loci III: mouths.
oil oil the facts.
otter.
middling syndicate. the firm of J. H.
out o cent.
trial.
sion.
Ed Rice, Rolindnlo Smith, H. K. White.
men was forged, on n grocer.
about 82,500 from his transactions.
looking for him on other charges.
Big Ed Rice is the most notorious
of them all
fidence man.
of forgcrs.
Isa
for-gin
merchant to cash.
coco will appear later.
the party who failed to obey orders.
did foolish work on his own account. I
Was his custom to represent himself n
on actor and to order largo bills of good
theaters whom he said he was playing. 1
with the forgery was made known.
Hendqnsrters In Pine Street.
structlons.
street and Broadway.
criminal to make frequent visits safe.
oios ns Inch.
oclvcd.
They found him.
Abbott n Brniny Ecliomer.
Baker it 00.,
South street.
old lrII-Ihmnn.
norship with him.
should not have been rated nt nil.
vex by the bunks.
lows:
1006?"
n note was perfectly good.
the syndicate wanted.
t
Whoooom lino acute» tom a,
tort. “owned “emu“W '
Now Your, Nov. ii-n-‘l‘boinor, ”Prim!"
u
in; and posting fora-Ii shocks in ii» 1mm
III I emetic scheme tcsw can which on
The tendon-riots of the leaders of the
conspiracy who at 20 Pine street. By their
operations it is combusted iii-t they coined
marathon 0500.000 by frond William E.
t Voisntino. our of the lenders cf the neon.
hos mod- n confession, in which he reveal»
More than n more of or»
rests will be mode or soon on the police in
various cities con notch the men they are
do n consequence of the sctp of the
Bokor 8: Co, forwarding “cuts. 14 South
street. is completely ruined, sud Charles
H. Abbott. the junior partner. is o fugi-
tive from justice. J. H. Baker is left with-
Ssvcrni enacts hove taken place here
and the prigoners urn now in jnil limiting,
it won suspected that the int II worn
member; of it cling when Ilia urrcsiu wm-o
manic, but thrir full history vvne not
known until Valentine made his confes-
The following are the names of the men
under arrest, all but Rico and McLaughlin
being merely minor agents of the heads
of the conspiracy: isnnc Heldeuhelmer,
Edwin Knowles, C. H. Mcbnughiin. Big
White was tholnst man arrested. Ho
wss held In the police court last Friday to
answer to the charge of passing two
checks.» which the name of H. Better-
Whou be
was arraigned for trial, the Slocel-Ccopor
company and nearly 20 other firms identi-
fied him as the man who passed forged
checks upon them. In all he realized
C. H. McLaughlin was indicted ’enriy
In the summer for passing forged checks
and is now out on ball. The polioonro
In
. He is known to the poll of
every city in the country no a skillful n-
He was arrested on that
charge in this city and it was not until
ysctordny that the police had any suspi-
cion that he was connected with the gang
Holdcuhcimcr was arrested for
the name of Hyde 8: Batman to a
check which be induced u down town
, Rollndnle Smith is also held on the
charge of forgery. He was Is clerk for the
junior partner, whose connection with the
_ Edwin Knowles was the only man in
He
passed forged checks successfully, but be
at various stores and order them sent to
was the very wantonners of crime which
made him do this. as he never culled for
the goods, which, of course, were refused
by the theaters. Eventually this not led to
his arrest, null it was not until Valentine
made his confession that his connection
Now, all these men and more than 20
others were acting strictly according to in-
Tbeir orders came from :20
Pine street, where Valentino sat in an of4
lice furnished as finely as any in the city.
it is estimated that $3,500 was spent in
fixing up the three rooms which the fore-
goiug syndicate used. With Valentine was
U. H. McLaughlin. John Bough. nformer
convict and bank burglar, used to drop in
monsionniiy, but he wns must niwnys
found standing near the corner of Cortland
Big Ed Rice would
visit the oflicc once in awhile, but his face
was too well known us that of n desperate
The men in the office posted on builders
and were rated by the commercial agon-
'l‘o keep up this pretense of
occupation they employed men who were
acquainted with building operation and
would often bid on jobs that were about
to be begun. Their bids were always high,
however. and Valentina says that none
was ever accepted Many young men vls
Ited the ethos from day to day and to ex~
plain their presence the syndicate unsort-
IIf them hours the palm no being the most
ingenious to defraud the public over con-
Iiy it they gained blast of their
money, and it Is doubtful if they can be
punished for it. in this they needed on no-
cmnpiico of n cortnin business standing.
This man was Charles H. Abbott, who
had been a pnrtuapln the firm of .i. H.
forwarding agents at H
'l‘hcir business had been
bought by J. ii. Baker. asimplc minded
He took Abbott into port-
Abbott had formerly been n clerk in the
Lehigh Volley rend, hsd s good buclncss
training, nwidc acquaintance and grant
ability. Baker trusted him in everything.
By come moans Abbott obtained n rut.
ing for the firm of .i. ll. linker & Co. of
$250,000 capitol In the commercial ngen-
else. This wss’niueb higher than they do-
served. in fact. Mr. Bnkor sold the firm
This rolling and other means which Ab-
bott used secured n high credit for the
firm Their notes were eagerly sought for
by note brokers and loch-d upon with fo-
Vnrions telegraphic inquiries cnmeto
New York iuIIt summer from different
pincrs in the country. which rend es foi-
“is J. H. Baker 8:. ()0. 's note for Cl, 000
The uniwcr wsnt buck nlwoys that such
Abbott. taken in as n partner. bod full
psrtnersbip powers. which Included the
right to sign the name of the firm to my
pnpm or documents. This was just what
'l‘heir ngeutn had
been dealing in forced chsolm They were
hard to pass, and detection of the fraud
come too soon. 'l'boir cunts were nil
bright men, came of them callous (redo.
II
successful ism of the plan‘s.
known to be tight hotel
nan: In... obtained icons
notes .
”my run
The agents did well
experienced in discounting.i
They rocclvcdn certain
what was paid them. an”
tho syndicate lousy begun
the cfiloesiu Pins «root. Mn
Valentine 1: took ,
Branch, mulling tripe on
way every. tiny.
But to have the plus of the
curried out comes-fully it w
for their orders tcbo obeyed.
agents foiled to do this, and
bio begun to come.
Thin agent’s name woo A
and the others had built
ciully not to dimonnt no
or Brooklyn. But two will!!!)
tu G. 1]. 'inylor, n Brooklyn 56W
n 7mm for cl 1"» rignmlhy linker & (in;
‘i ll 11‘ ..n (U uni this note dial! .
Iciirl ho. "(Juli you do Win: In ,
is go ml for it lIIIl Ille miles flint
but the imnlti .Irc wry close just. ,
Taylor replied that be migh '
make n largo payment the next
but that if he did not he would ,
the note. His suspicions were
however. and be telephoned fink,
asking them if the note won all
“No. " replied Mr. Bskcr, who
ed the telephone. “it's not nil rl
note is Is forgery. Hove the mod
who presented it. "
Mr. Taylor had been foreman
grand jury in July and had
quelntnnco of Assistant District
Miles at that time. He went to
and told him the story, the lid
tivos was invoked. and When A’ '
presented the note the next dsyho w
rested.
In some wny. however, Addiction
munionted with the junior partner. W ‘5
his case came up for trial In the polliio
court, the junior partner appeared. ‘
“There is a mistake about this,” been,“
when called to the stand. “I rim ill, ,
note myself, and I am n member of tile 4
firm of Baker & 00. It won d small It
tor and I did not speak to my pcrtlii'k ‘
about it. Thntis the reason he did not
know such I: note was in existence ’
pronounced it n forgery."
Nothing cdnid be done but dilclinr'
Anderson, and lie was consequently
leased. But. the detectives reclizo'd
they had been on the verge of classic
a mystery. in Anderson’s peck
found documents which showed tho
bnd discounted notes which brouéht '7 -
in more then 815, 000. if Mr. Binnkd‘ ,
not know of the note for 3455 it wi'b ” ,
able that he did not know of the 11an for-
$15,000. Yet the junior partner ssidtho
I
9!.
t' metterlwns all right and the firm
a reputable.
5 However, they shadowed Adam
closely and found that he had 5on _ ,
meetings with a man who was stayinggl‘n
Jersey City named Hazard. Record
a suspicious locking man, end he 1v ii-
timnte with a man nnmcd Monk, who ,
equally ill favored.
Both Hazard and Monk were arrest“
in Jersey City for some trifling offense. ‘
and when Hazard was searched at the phi"
lice station ten notes for $500 enoh .
by Baker & 00., were found upon him; , '
"l‘hey’ re not worth much, " cold M
when spoken to nboutthenotcs.“'1‘hoy'n,
hardly worth 810 each. "
This was another puzzler for the doth-
tivss, but no crime had been oomlnlflfid ‘
with the notes and they could not hold
Hazard 5
All this time Abbott, the juniorpglfl- ‘
nor, was kept busy in New York. N,
agents had been very successful in “in...
west, but all the notes had not breadb-
counted It was the intention of the hills. ‘
die-ate to go out of business when they to-
ceived the money from all the colon
Some of the notes were for 30 do”,
when they became due the junior pm -
renewed them whenever he could. Wilda ~
notes come due that he could noithtridi
now our pay, the exposure of Mr. .
was necessary, and the junior portncrnt ,
once left the firm.
The low cannot touch him. He noted,
according to the lawyers, entirely within,
his legal rights in signing the pater. Hid
crime won only moral. Unless evidence
of another kind is obtained against him,
t
on thus it did business out of town to n he will not own 00 arrested.
l-Irg o-lnnt. fli‘Ji IlItit thnsu mot: worn Its Smym or am» 2.. I-nIII-M.
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. :1 Wm In 2|. ~ v'hw and um»: :tm» ~m, u.“ 1 3.}. .3. 1,...“ ”mm“! by his,
I mm film «ii the mviulllwg «incur. wag: purlun , ;- «,,.,. .7 1,,.;,,..;I,.m \Vhlnli'iuuny
thlb‘lli‘pllll. ‘i boy were nilclevcr, but one gnurbs mil In; milclitupnss‘upcu. 500!“
of units will follow, us runny of the men
who have discounted the notes still believe
them to be good. Lawyers say Mr. Bali!
can set up n defense ngnlnst paying tile
notes which will be strong.
But to return to Valentine and his con.
fusion, which gave all this Information
about the syndicate to rob. When the
money began to come in so fast. he tocf I
cottage at Long Branch and Instoilcd ‘ ’
its mistrcns Miss May White”, the dating
tor of n reputable citizen of Newtown,
Y. He had a fancy yacht in which he:
would take short trips. He kept all
Inticn of Long Branch in so lavish c mun"
nor that he was voted II prince. '
According to anentlne’ s confession. it
won Manughiin who unused all the tlvz
ble there. Ho received some checks (to
him which be supposed were good. 3
gave them to Miss Vilnius for pocket
money. She wont Into llrochlynnut‘
and bought some goods in nli‘lusbina
one atom and pnld for them with n M
for 030 Then she come to New Yes ain't” ‘
bought some articles in Sixth s
tendering in payment s check for If
which was accepted. ,,. ' .
She was perfectly Innooont liq:
woo bound up in that of Valentine, W
rho regardodhss {a men of the strife“ , W
or. on t o arteries were locum“.
her Idol was shattered. Her st
suicide was not caused by rhsmoct . .
disgrace. it was couscd bytbe
thnt the msn she loved was nisdo df
oily. Still, she did not utter dill
that would Impilcsto Vsisntlno.
liar father, hconor, lied W .
checks. us she bod visited him cum,
in. to Brooklyn on her chopping
lion. He knew the checks coins
notice, for whose family be on
WAC satin; or housekeeper. 0
Brooklyn and consulted Assists!»
Attorney Broken. Vslontlno's
lowed
horses ondentortninod the hunting 90pm, A ‘
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