THE SENTINEL.
30"“ NO‘WM. BIC. It. 188‘.
'80!“ Series.
The Ansonia Sentinel says: The holio
day trale is the most important or the
whole year. More money isspentatth'm
‘ season than at anyother. and thermonu-
01 profit is also larger. For this reason.
iltornoother. ought buyeretoat least
firatendeavorto make their purchasesat
home and thereby keep the money cir-
culating in not own community. It will
return to “win much sooner. and its pee
sage through the hands 01 our own peo
ple be the means or enabling some or
them at less! to make enlargements and
improvements that will have a most
wholesome eflrct upon the community
at large. No improvement can be made
; are its lollowu:
one HUMPHREY‘S Tacoslmos.
l’aarly anaes- Oh- bn Min—I’ll.
Ytnlvasaltw 00h HI.“ *
Fifi Ham.lhe.11—-Yale Univaity
he received mam-It! amounting .0 m
by the will of Ira Vraah manni-
phrey. who died recently in Norfolk. Conn.
where she went from Brooklyn to residue
13th will nearly some isdistributsd in
charitable bequest-a Yale gets 8151!!!!“-
the generallnnd.06,(lllto beaddedto the
tree scholarships founded by In. In.
Battell harried. the hunter‘s sister, and
fimwbeaddedtothemnaical fund. lire.
Humphrey had made generous gifts to Yale
before her deeth,aud he brother. Jmph
Batten, gave 385.1!” for the Battall chapel.
one or the handeommt structures on the
tempt: Her sister. lira Lat-nod. gave 815,
ill! for a fund to further the cultivation of
sacred music, and altogether the tamily has
given Yale mo" than 0510.000.
Other bequests in Mrs. Humphrey‘s will
Dorm Island Historical»-
without bringing a blaming to some-feisty. 810.;000 Bellevuo Hospital Tnining
body. and the entire population must 18011001 {or Nurses. 06.:000 Norfolk (Court)
feel the influenced the accumulationlnofilt"18§‘i‘~"‘l Fund, 35.000: [01' I Child I'-
o! wealth by whomsoever made. There-1
fore. we say. buy at home. "
acid mine at Stream-u.
The Stretlord correspondent of the
\ew Y ork Sun states that gold has been
1Norlolk. Conn.. 810.0“); American Home
.fiissionary society. 82.1”); American Board
83.020;
York. 81.
Asylum.
men‘s Friend society 0! New
Brooklyn Protestant Orphan
81. 000;
o! C mmissionera for Foreign Missions. 82.,-
» W;}et\m§::cut Training School for None;
Home (or Helple-
diecovered on the banks of the House-: won", “u Children W3,“ 03.1m-
tonic river two miles above its mouth.
The place where the discovery 'u mid toi
have been made is known as Juniper:
Rocks and’ is the property or Minot
Blakeman.
T. B. Psirchild of Stratford. who. with
1
a companion. was searching for Indiani
arrowheads.
lie knocked 01? specimens;
of rock which he felt confident contained :
gold and took them to T. E. Peck of
Bridgeport. who after a careful assay an-
nounced that he had round that gold was
abundant in them.
in an attempt to buy Juniper Rocks.
l-‘airchiid has leased the land and intends
to brizin t-i blast and crush the ore at
once.
:. t‘tisrLi rinks".
Ilsa South Srhoflrld Connected with a
”hurt-e (use.
A divorce raise is now in progress in
the l‘irm-klyn Supreme (‘ourt in which
lies Edith Scholield. formerly of this
city. is prominently connected. Mrs.-
s‘llt‘t’ t’. t‘ 1:9 wants an absolute divorce
from her husband. Franklyn Coxe. for
acts of impropriety alleged to have been
committed in New York and at the de~
{endant‘s home. Bayside. L. I. In June.
as»; lll!‘ defendant began to live With
.‘l!>~ leall Srliutiell and has done so un-
til 111 - pzy-wnl limo. Counsel showed
that in? r induct of the defendant did
not t"!l 1w him to the consideration 0!
the i nu :. "it has been brutal." hr
* sat-1, .. . r-iw .1..l not even give ht‘l‘ her
deserted her. and has
squmsiw n l :tl‘il is now squandering his
‘ i r women. 01) (' liriiat-
. . l\‘|“. he gave Edith Scliulicld
diamond lllht‘i 1i Is and rings. a watt-h
set “‘1“! iliutnn'yls and beautiful silk un-
derwear. lli- yrnvided her with an ele‘
grin! wardrobe. nxliiding‘ two dress-es
which twat $21521: illitYll-Dflt‘l earrings. $600.
and a .svrihkm ~ Ii‘ll‘ll , $900. The sum-
mer‘s wardrobe n liicli , he gave her this
your Inf‘llhl-‘t‘l t \“u yachting drones which
cost $5" curb; a lace dress. $150: hunts.
which cost #14 3 pair. and other arllt‘lt's
at a similar The liatidkeiclimls
0051 $7.3” rat'li.
\‘vlllld his “ lie is in want he is living
luxuriuuva. He agreed to pay his “‘lft'
$200 a month. but he stopped it “‘llrn he
lied UV: 1‘ $5.000 in the bunk. He wrote
to the planintf threatening that if she
did not get a divorce he would pay her
only $20 ti Wt'vli. lie kept her clothes.
pictures. brie ll-bl‘xt‘. 5:12. {or lln- us.» of
the Women With \vli-rui llt‘ was living.“
They broughtaliiie team in this city on
July 4th nnl attracted considerable nt—
tentioti driving through our streets.
Decision in the case has been reserved.
i‘ lull. ~ \\ 1: 1‘ h"
Tilt‘.
NHT .\ "\‘I‘IIIIL‘N‘I‘ GREEN."
ltev. Jami. ll. [zine has been a Newspaper
lie-porter and is Posted iii the Tricks in
Trade. . ’
At the Second (‘onverition of Christian
workers in the United Suites and Canada.
which wis hell iii the Broadway Taber-
nacle. New York. in S-ptember. ii d. hate
occurred on the duh-vi: of llllillelt rial
training in which 11:. Denim-n of “'11
, 7 liatiis College. Dr. 1’ entacnat. the erange
list. the Rev John Mingius of New \ urk.
and Rev. J43. H. R is~ of this city. parti-
cipate 1. Th.- report n' I! has just been
published. Mr. Rise send: “ I do not
agree with the assump 1-“! that runs
through what has [well said that "Hill‘-
tors are a sort o1 "\ erdiint Green“ so-t of
men. '11 means that the tumislers are
\ some of the “ Innocents Abroad." very
ignorant of the World: but the percent-
age of sech men in the theological semi-
nary is not greater than in any ullicr
. professional school. I often met-t hud-
ness men who say. “You do not know
the trials of' at business man.“
Brooklyn City “lesion and Tract society,
82.”): Long lalnnd College hospital. 810.11”;
Church of the Pilgrims. nanny-1,3900;
'Brooklyu t ity Hospital 'lrainiug School (or
The gold was discovered by : xum‘ $6.1m.
lowered with a Coupling Pin.
STII‘BKSVILLI. 0.. Dec. 11~3lichasl lo-
Ginnias. an old resident of this city. In;
murdered fiaiunluy night. Two tramps had ‘
been drinking in Meuitinies‘ saloon, and be
coining disorderly young alike McGinni-
put them out. Shortly after thiathe elder
Being um , {ul 5 McGitinias went out on the railroad track.
near where the saloon is located. and while
in a dork plani a man stepped out and denit
him a blow on the head with a coupling pin.
' short time after he was hurt. j The tramps,
giving their namts ns Anderson and Taylor.
were arrested [or the crime.
Paulo in a Church.
New Yank. Dec. ll—Uue or the central
iron pillars in the chapel of the t‘liiircli of‘
'lhe ltiiiuut‘ulete Conception. “'lllt‘ll li:.d Just 7
U! the .‘i‘
been consecrated. fell til. the rim»
o‘clock mass yeetehlay morning. Sen rul 'of
the worshippers were injured, and panic
stricken [ample lbsi Si‘l‘t‘utuiti; lit!" Host
Fourteenth slml, rrwalltt; iu:.-:.~.- vii-.1»-
merit throughout the height. ml at
Avenue A. The sviiuin y i-j.. «l \\i‘r"
Junie: Curtivliux Al the
.\u;u~t )1»; 1. l‘.
lirady and l. u: .‘ ll i :i t i: ...i« . - A-zvvd
lujul‘ltb wh. ch in: u pitiva ism
Taking“ 'l'lieir Iloimi im- \ n
Jul-irritant 11.1.2. 1:. !~ - . -\-.
John \V. Ad‘aliisniid 1.; . ‘ . i .. 1‘,
Friday night. having l‘li"~s- . , , -,. 2,
county. lu-l. The bride‘s rum: .‘\
cried l-I untit- tl‘uuhie fur ll: 1 i .- _ .
thou-upli- trnvi-lod twmity u; w » \ '17
They :il‘l‘th'd pentiixi-ss. 'l‘ln . . . , _,.-
clerk hiiri-ngngenirm 1121.: ::~ .
groom gave the justice at Ill-«hunt,
couple walked nut of in.- in“ 1. . ,
north. the groom t'til‘l'\lllg a l.::;r- ,
bible.
To Item-ire the Irish I'lellw~l|rl|'~.
“'Asiuxnrus. Dec. lit—The arming 11191105
for the reception to be given by the lush
National league, of \Vnhhmgtuii. in Miners.
Bum-tide and O'Connor. the distinguished
‘ londen o! the tome rule cause in the British
'spuke ln‘l'nr” thi- Anti-l'overti' society
. eiuti of his holiuemi’ jubilee.
and when .
a minister. on Monday morning. is tired
to death. he is button-holed on his way ‘
to a minister‘s meeting. and they occupy 1
his time telling him the tricks 01 their ‘
trade. I could give you incidents of
men who have spent an hour or morei
in telling me the mean things of their
business with which they must contend.
1
In that way if in no other I have become ‘
quite well posted in the tricks in the
trade of the business men. I was a
newspaper reporter for several years.
and if there is anything evil in these
cities that some of these men can teach
me, I would like to have them do it."
The Rev. Mr. flingine took the oppo-
site view and sfld: "The world is apt to
laugh at ministers, because it takes them
such a long time to get hold of people;
they can preach. but they do not knew
mankind. Our Brother Ross' experience
is a very remarkable one. and is not that
of the average minister."
Connecticut Enhance.
AllottheConnsotiouttobeeeueropor
iSS‘lienowstrippsdandinthehasdeo!
the wholesale dealers who employ a
iargsroreeotmenina-ortingandpaek-
legit. Theorophsafltohavet‘carled
down” in ‘ Madam
qusntly them havesecueduood
‘prioeeforit.
parliament. are now imnipleto. The recep
lion \\ ill lnLu plow “edinedny evening at
“mill? tr-Iiipln. Senator Ingulls will pro-
side tit the meeting. and hit-nailing Sheri-““1““
Hawk-y. Mcl'hr-rs‘i-Ii and other prominent
men will be present and speak on the o0
casino.
Shot in n hilly Quinn-l.
t‘uvtvar. K31.
n “action button warn on
llv-vs‘~ tit-sit. llaw‘ shut Baker through the
luiwolx zind ivr:~t_ lufl'PIlllg wounds from
“'lllt‘ll lair “131 «ii . The men had heretofore
been the 1m! uf ft innix Alter the shooting
R we Jump-:1 on 11.8 lmlsn and find. but was
pursue-l (- .iptiir- .1 and placed in jutl.‘ lie is
in
-— yraln iii 1
mainly. til-nut
Tran-cling with I‘7tlrI)-l\\‘lt ('rlniiiials.
51‘. Lul ls, lb t‘. 11—“ ‘]1l|!_\‘ Ulilltnl Stalin
Mninlial ’1 homes brought
Ark . Silurdny the largest batch of i‘l'llll-
tnuls' t‘Vt‘r brought lllt‘l‘r' tit one tune. The;
numbered forty tivu. Tin-Ive of them uh
charged with morn-r. (hm with emult with
intent to kill. fifteen with larceny. and ten
wtth the wolnimti of the i-eveiiti» and uni-r»
murg- In“ ., Tip-y all r: me from the linlum
Territory,
Cunttlamlt l'nluier Talk-t Anti-Poverty. "
li—(‘uurtlandt [inlllll t
it
Arthur lillll. m ll:ll‘lt!lll. last night. He stud
in his nddu—ss that Iuvitii-ydi-l not runny:
bring happiness. but that on an rive-mgr. the
workingnn-n of this country did not 0.1:]
enough to live on. and this was due to cu.
throat roiiipriitmn. “'liot was wanted. ht
said. was (hi—operation.
New Y1 RR. 11w.
Archbishop Rymii‘is Nah- Arrival.
lmuux. Dec. 1‘; —.-\rt‘blnshup ll» an, of
l'hll.ldr‘lplllfi, and Bishop Ryan. of Bull'nlo,
arrived a: Queenatown on board the steamer
Servin Saturday. on route to Rome. to pa“
their respects to Pope Leo XIII (in the overt
Among 1h.
other puma-tum: was Charles Johnson. win
is to act as Kilmln‘s American second in bi.-
fight with Smith.
A Would‘be ”unimr’a Suicide.
Haifiruitu. Dec. Ill—Henry Lovy, whc
‘sliot Mm Gut-hint at Ton-inguiti on Friday.
and escorted, was found on Saturday lining-
lng dead to n'tree in the woods near hi:
house. He had committed suicide. Mrs.
'Guerdet is recovering.
, A Victim of lelunhollii.
wa Your. Dec. iz—George Graham
Bond, aged 8i, son of e wealthy Boston
family, committed suicide in his room at the
Gilaey house yesterdny morning, by shooting
hinmelt in the head. He wuss victim 01
melanclitilia.
Seven fer-eons Burnod to Death.
Wasmxo'rox. D. T.. Dec. li—‘l‘he house
of Hichael Harris, who raids with his wife
and seven children tout-men mihahom here,
taught fire Saturday night. and all but Mr.
Earrisnndouechild wereburnedtodenth.
Death In a Hurricane.
honour. Dec. I‘d—Information is received
that a violent hurricane recently swept the
Orkney Hands, and tht twenty persons
were drowned throuh the destruction 0!
unall ve-ele «tr-oiling in the vicinity.
Weather Wane.
For Tuesday. in New Janey. eastern New
Vania. and in New
. In. I!“
Ike. lL‘.~—;\. Q l‘ukor corn-i
imam-(1 teasing Thomas Rose, of .lerksmi'
mm l-‘urt Small.
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TWO FOOLISH MAIDENS AND THEIE
SILLY GONQUESTS.
Mince Brother on the WM I- a
I“ h In! “In. lieu—A
liens-ii School-ram haves Isl
Home to Join a Duet, Diver.
NIAGARA Fume, N. Y.. Dec. lit—The
slopement of a daughter of the Rev. Augus-
hn Schwitasti with David Littlejohn. a lull
blooded Tuscarora Indian. who she thought
wasa became public yesterday.
Ir. Bdiwitaen lives in Swarm-ville, lieu
Transit, on the Central railroad. Hit
daughter Pauline will be 17 years old in
February. Shel: a blonde. with blue eye:
and flaxen hair. Last summer she came
here with some friends on an excur-
sion. ' While on Goat Island Ill. rel-ed
her companions. and, meeting the In-
dian, asked him to assist her in look
ing for them. He made himself at:
agreeable that an acquaintance followed.
He to'd her he waaa Spaniard, and was stop-
plug at the Prospect bones with some titled
Europeans, by whom he wn employed. The
acquainaenee ripened into love. and lately
arrangements were made by letter for an
elopement. She lelt home on Monday and
took the train at Transit (or Niagara Falls.
Some letters written by Littlejohn. found in
her room, accounted fur her disappeeranos.
Her brother traced his sister to Niagara
Full:- and lost track of her. He went home
on Thursday.
Meanwhile Littlejolin went to Swarmvillr
with the girl. introduced her as his bride.
and sought parental forgiveness. The indig-
nant relatives of the girl had ascertained
that the men was a ne‘er-do—well Indian, and
they ordered him out of the house. He,
declined to leave unleu the girl went. A
light followed, in which Littlejuihll was
kicked and pounded mercilessly. The girl
declared that she loved him. and would fol-
low him wherever he-went. Littlrjulin was
Ethnsstenetl with tar and feathers if he
'crnshing his skull. IcGinnisn died in a1
showed his face in the neighborhood and
Pauline was lot ked up in it room. She saith?
they went to llamiltOn from Niagara Falls.
f and were married by some minister whose
‘ name she tells w recollect.
; her husband kept. Pauline persisted that
The certificatei
he was not. on lnditiii and lielieios that he
is well of! H. r folks will try to have the
marriage atiuullml They think it “as a
mock marriage. The girl‘s brother came
here yisterday hunting for the Indian. He
said he had it revolver and would kill him.
DETRHIT. ll-t‘ l‘l._'l'ho iii-:ghlmrhoiid of
Sand Creek. down the Grand river. near
Lamont. is agitntml over the elopetuctit of
, a pretty school tiin‘iini with a negro. as black
Miss Jaimie Smith. the ‘
as a trump ~pn~lo~
dutightvr of u i o.;1:lmr:iig {armor in well to
do t'ircutiisteinm‘s. is the Jillll t of tho Story.
and the noble [innit-u is a form laborer :itid
threshing met-inim- operator of hurlv and
' lh‘lllm‘fl‘lll [-l‘tiln‘nllllt‘fi. limit-d Alva Moth-n.
.‘lisSJ=lllllvi til it brill, sir-udwr llltlnilt‘ of "“
summers. Although >llt~ litiil no lack of
udiiiirms~ sh.- turned a deaf ear to all tlmir
prutestutmusnf love. and seemingly “out
about llt‘l‘ work like a level
Last spring. ' however.
shocked 1n li*:ll‘ll lliul Mina Joimiu rind Alex
lurid u likng fur our. atlullml‘. tilltl “llt'll
Jv-nniv‘s fréviids vxpmlulstwl with her slin
ii r\ iitig1_ v lull inf W‘lllr‘l thorn that
they could mind their own businm
'1‘ he» negro went out to Dakota in the early
the villagers wens
pan of last summer. end the indignation o!
the iieiglilmrhmxl gradually subsided. Jo ‘uuie
kt pt 11. r place ea sthoolmn am. and also kept
up it u-rrvspmidr- rim with her blatk sweolr
heart Lust neck Mm Smith packed up hot-
dry giuhl> brie u-brac. etc. . and suldeuli dis
nmmarul \‘liu left it note lit lit-mo saving
she had goin- to Dakota to join Alex. Suh-
sequciitly 11 out le truod that the l ioliah girl
was incl at St. l'nul by her black lover, and 1
that they lltl\i' been married and lush 0 set-
tled don II 111 the kind of blizzard: and wheat.
The- lr Father For-gave Them. .
Manlsus \\ l\ l‘t'i
Ksiiouw is u grand l- iugliter or i x Um emor
\\ llll-‘Illl ll. '1 2-1} in: Kitty wns n prettyl
t horns g. 111 iii thi- Illifilllt tiuii o! the cantata
til ‘Qum n 1’. \lllt‘l‘
tugs ago. and lr'll ri- lllt‘ his! nit nloppt‘tl
past her naming: lullirr .‘lllll [mu-min n inn-
cipiil m :in mun-«1:11,; dramatic ~.r.iiiia In
which (innit Slit-EH01} a sturdy you“..- him“ r.
is born. The young t‘ouplo niol i-uhi-lu o!
the opera house. jumped into ti Waiting cnr- ‘
tinge. and “no “llll‘lt'tl nutty to Oregon,
\\ Lore :1 binding lam llll|11‘:ll:tl tiiarriiigt- cen-
iiuny “:s pil‘lulllhil. “lilo this was in
new the bride's iii'rulilul father was tele-
all "\‘t'l‘ the country for «illicom to
“Min-uriul his daughter. but it Wits 1m- lah‘.
Kim. the “its phalosoptiioil. {or “lion he
nae intuit-d that th- young penult- liud sum
0154tu “mark id llllll be eaten lcl parental
{urgivrm-m
Alleged Carafe-anion ol' blank-r.
ALBANY. X. Y.. Dxc. lavlu Juno lest.
J-izi. Witikir, a renal contractor. living at
“Knoll-i=1. Snmtngn county. dhnpprsmi.
lusting éttib in his "mien.
Lis Luly was found in th-
l‘tilznv-s tiliil \ths'l Troy. covered with knife
Wuuuil‘. l-‘uul play was suspected and
G r\'|‘l‘l| 1. ilill rift-red s reward of 31.0.10
lur :1.» t':i[-iuri- 0f the murderer. Thomas
K 1.); 7.3 )‘~-:il\ «~11, Who is now an itiinnte
1" the :xluislmiis- lll‘r". lll-ls‘ mud! n confes-
slain. shying tiait \iliile \iorkiiig tit Rotter—
diim Junction he overheard it conversation
between two brothers. whose names are not
given. in nhicli they spoke of herring “fixed
old man “'nlkvi'." Iii conversation one of
the brothers told Kelly that. detectives wow
after him. and during the night the brothers
left the plaice and have not been seen since. ;
D tectivm are now looking for the brothers.
Killed in Sight of Ills Alliances].
CINCINNATI. Disc. l3.—-During tiio perform.
uni-e oi “.‘llcllflk‘l Strogofl“ tit Robinson's
theatre Saliirdny afternoon James U‘L‘Jnnell.
stage hummer. was instantly killed byan
electric shock, which also injured Charles
Christy, a stage bend. An examination of
the wire lending to the electric light in' the
proscenium arch revealed a defective insula-
tion, making n connection with the metal
speaking tube which led to the prompter's
stage. O'Connell got the full force of the
current by resting his bend on the zinc cov-
ered box from which the gas burners are
controlled. The sad efl‘nir occurred almost
in sight of his allianoed wife, Nellie Collins.
emeinher of the company. Her grief was
extremely touching.
Foolish Treatment 01 Polltical Prisoners.
Bonus. Dec. 12—11»; authorities of run?
lsmore jail have prohihiud the delivery to
Lord Mayor Sullivan of The Notion and
The W'eekly Naive. which papers have been
sent to the prison for him. and their action
is undoubtedly inpursuainco or instructions
from the Dublin” executive. The aggravat-
ingcharecterot Mr. Billlvan'a deprivation
appearsthemoremarked whenit ieremem-
bered tht both Edmund Yates and Ir.
Steed werenet onlypsrminsd teased tbdr
ownendothsrpspsra “rimmed
m.wmmwm insults
whatever they plead for publieeflsaie
“remade-junk.
heeded girl. 1
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1 Elizabeth and Water Streets. house 12 rooms. lot 166x110.
1;. *1 v- Mun Kitty 1 Monroe Street. thrre houses. respectively
ISpring Street, two houses. respectively.
Havilsnd Street. good house and barn,
at \luughtun .. fl... m m, 1 Turnpike. good house and out buildings. lot 741250.
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1 Elinuood Avenue. Lot BOX 210 House 40:30.
1 Modern Improvements. Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden.
Elmwood Avenue. Lot 60:200. house quite new.
North \lein Street. opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements
14 Rooms with Liento.
88,500
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5.000
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82.700 and 3,000
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2.100, double house. 4.000
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stable, grounds spacious and well 5 aded. a charming view of Long
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Summit Street. from $500 to
Elmwood Avenue and Buyvii-w Avetiut‘.
Golden Hill Street and Bsvaw Avenue
‘ Taylor Avenue.
2 S iutli Main Street. $400.
Meadow Street. 8500. Cross Street.
L')W Street. $500. Pine Street.
Cottage Avenue and Hoyt Street $2.300.
Second Avenue. $1,500. $2,000. Cove Si
House and Barn, ten acres of land,
' House and Barn. one here. 6850. House
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House. 2 stories and attir. ‘
property in i xeellent condition.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large barn.
, walk to Rownyton depot.
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Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
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$250 to 300
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North Main Snort.
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East Norwalk.
Osborn Avenue. mansion end cottage. two acres.
$-500
Henry Street.
reel.
West Norwalk.
$2.600
and Biro. two acres, 1,350
$1, 000
3.500
82.300
Darien.
well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both $0 minutes drive to South Norwalk.10 minutes
05.000
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acres. strestn of water running through it, house. 111 rooms. modern
improvements. barn. ice house, ate. , grounds and improvements in
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