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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 3, 1888 · page 4

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m I I“ WW door and
jut-‘0‘. “train was fllflfl‘d ,mz-
andiatrlyuaithcrrar Elation-I; “3‘”
rattle-an au he jumped. rax- in“
andmcwruihimarlrawunrngzizrx
whim. Wm on} ’h.‘ 3“!
unmeflight m. be «is nah“!-
Tit-(Ion. after muting has trawl“

again. Wed hurt, and unwind:

himmckaay.

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All "at”?! M cfliand’ 3%“?
w .9?» 3“,“ morning and
«with mlhofcflar. Try ma— : on
ot turn-mas met and organs-3;. A
bit!“ ummbcr cf’ mum: «1-7.23.4

called cutbem lode: Mflnhfiflefils
‘m than) '8 Cu! Amie-r.» Mam
madcaa informal address and c. .uumul
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«poke at the m prawn“: . -' tur-
Imlm. “Yale: “humour“ 3: , d).
2'51. John. and 543.! had “In! an} - \iar
«mutate ntflrudcol the Bani. T121-
nmia‘ was W prim-up. I m _
ripe-ed: mung.
I. '. (Z A. S" Tran

The-Young “a? Christtuu A ~ #:3-
lklll was fairly alive ttlhfuullg :2 - r all
I‘ll!“ yrae'rdar. Thr- cnmmzz . In n»
burly Mug and aflafl;:l.g :5,“ 3:..13
during the timing. and at 2: I ‘ 2 ch
opened the Sr. Yrarr recs-3'! _. a: Er .n
that that until 10 (ft-luck :g: g... . t. 2.1:;
than? «rte. 18 the 91381 -I r w}. «1' >0
call-4'4. rm»! of whom furt- r» i. .' Iss2

91.. mi» rs.
that lady
T‘. :ym«

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bountiful lunch that téw
through the tindncns u!

hm were able to Immidr.
parlour proton! the cum. I of
In luv this thy I: was “p.12 1w ;.2 .w.
m-clubswingmg by J, J. t’ :2. :. u!
3., Swath. was a mum-l a! i. n» my,
and war roundly applnu ii 2
Kath} [Man-lance or: lln' n:
finding jfimp wu; greatly c. ii: :91!
The receptors: maintain/re. an... inland
and managed the cajoyabiv allur I...
”scrim brilliant sure-vu- ! I llir
Martina. Ind shoal! {(2):
in their rim: lo promote the ‘ x _
tiring of the young run: of 15...:

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lyh fl. Ira- thrt by a D. A \. [rain
and Mfr- tho [Hart 01' Ill- I: porn—n.
kar HS. 1 Hangar 2-: 2“,, 4 m
the long ”Win J!m*ij :2 LG. “fill-r
guil‘ to his honk- us: Salami t} . \- 223;.
w. much by 3 Drain!) k Surnalk
trai- w-heme theztravt g.“ 63L: :lw
kW road. Fri 9:31 'o 3: was
at bread and at as thimgm (llalrlm 41..
.4 one of the-tn and while In their: of
pickup: it up the 3, 35 train came along
aid attack him.‘ llc Ira pitta! up and
conveyed to the baggage room when»
medial nuance was mauled-
of liu tepwau crashed watch ant-x-
tent auto ruler 3 my to ampu-
miulailchcalurloa'tbekm.
The ethnic; nulouml by Dr. Burke
lo & m and JMVJ a! thv ankle".
and “Tami-Healer: (“no 4 «en in:
peanut. Mmhiuiajmu-euur summed
"to Flame-lad to rupture gradual. ‘l and
u war arranged on tat-e l..m u,
h Wday mun:-

:y I“, and his flitfld‘ took
Md 5506:". F1; was iii-n31 forty
‘10 Mall and Ital many fronds
umnag li- ouautryruru residue; :2: this
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(h; F. Kenning, O. 0.; E. I. Turtle. 4

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momma-summer the ‘t'. R.
(3. failed to ”I. i. appearance. Fred
mum! Vice (Emmander of
the G. Ari. wmmoficers as
folio-I: hark Dickens. R: In.
F. m 3'. R: “N. 5. “ramp“,

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’ 6.; In. W. Ila-thick. Chaplaip;

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Mmmuhugumem
mtwilalnaauoaraihrkm.mdme
”amino-Mirna came-d it to
$9dean violin
manic. Altertlacnllation them-tot
“actual-trauma“ weld enjoy-

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“t. Lamb-.119“;
“Multitude! NeCoaL"

Jul“ meulaut lodnckhrtore
a“ YfimH-Ienp their minds
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u u I'u'lieved tor eud’eringa '

lernu

‘ A sebum-l W visited Daricn
}r~lrh33.\ for the rumor of gathering
:Ihr tires! facts relative to the murder
that “‘3‘ Inmansitlrd in IS“! Elvirael
; Bangui . u ‘10 “an-- m.» "m. talfiigrurcr‘tlm
body torn dairmd to know nothing
all-um it. but the statements that he has
Erecvmly been making bu created new
it'll-“R‘s! in the nfilif. Bag-an now says
f‘ha: ihr' lwly found in the roll was that

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of T379331: Lilac)“. a farmer living it: a.

lonely 2690'. on tho New lloglr load about
a rank- at d .1 hail lmui Stamford. At a
11-9."; he in! at Moran‘s. lu-tvn-eu (‘lui-t‘
I: us and N. w Years. 13:38. fly-an claims
”hat Lain»; was shot In one of Moran s
. beardt Is domed John t «umt If :h‘ he wail
‘ gent: «* III .. rrar \s mduu‘ late at night.
Izod/3:31 13m ikdy Was takcn mm 39-
rznzz- la the and ‘aa id: there wry-ml
twlis hrfon- gt was put in the» well.
Eaxan says that Moran “3% “v! hu" e at

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the turn- tlet- mur in r was committal but ‘
:deulxul party descendal tho stairway,.tlle

“mu a gartr to La- :‘nzmralmvnt of II.

He (3:39;, In I.“ a“ “2...: night the body : A _ . . .
' - dlplornntw corpa arrived, mortal moon: to

was put In the \vril. as in. tracked R
wagon from the wrll
that night and saw blood on the walls

and fl mr uf (In: house.

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PRESIDENTS LUCK

GIVES HIM BRISHT SKIES FOR m
NEW YEAR’S RECEPTION.

 

 

A Gorgcou Scone me More Dmitri:
by the Ilrllllaal Uniform! o! the hip-
Iuaratk- Corp-u. Veteran of “I!
so: Rem-ted.

“Ummxurox, Jan. R—Tllo principal

Mlurv I-f‘lhc New Year’s day festival“ in

\\'..s:.x:a-ton was. as usual, the proaidnut‘r

 

p... 1 A latch, as is customary, began with
at. z. - gram: or the cabinet u H a. um, and
cular u l by the door. being shut to the
pull .- I L‘ 1‘. III. Remarks about “Claw
land. 3:...“ were made when two duyt of

.10“, I .un and slush gave placo to cold, dour,
beautaz‘ul “outlier. and New Year's day
bot-«mo almost. ideal in climatic conditions.
At the White Hausa the customary propa—
lations had been made. Tho entrances were
approached by long awnings as u protection
from the cold, and in the entrance corridor
the marine band was stationed, brilliantly
Inlfonned. surrounded by palm and ready
to play “Hall to tho Chic!“ when the pred-

pntriotic tors of various national when the

the military mprosrntutivcs, and oparatlc
“chestnuts“ to the people. Tho slum parlors

I had been beautifully and brilliantly deco-

leee parts of ‘

‘tbe ll'mr uul wall have since lawn rc~5

plat‘ril «all: new material.

\' l-' 'rcdi is iv ~ nl-l. ‘ ‘ _
"S h“ ‘ ‘ t g e" ‘ Igan 1‘ ~ mautcls had been converted Into boo-on; tn

slun‘ by the people of Darin-II. If all he

rated with palms, tom and (lowers, wherever
available space was oflered. The chandeliers

, were entwined with smilnx. The corner: of

5:431: is corrcct he must have bran arparty '

:1: the horrible affair lIIuIt-rlf.
and Canned cannot account for the
action of Hagan unless it is on account
I f a man working for them who surd
ll;.guu for wages dur him;

31:. Connrfi' has worked for James I.
Tr try & Son. shoe manufactun-rs of
St stated. for the last seven years. and
ha» an rxn-llent herniation. A arm: in-
jll-tz—x‘t- has luv-n (lune him 1-); statlng
“.31 he has ldt the town. My “:1 only
9....- lncn at home but Is very a‘lzxmus [u
lute the matter cleared up. erun (it‘-
I.a.d having a party at Iln- llznt' Hagan
um: and to the rrpnrter
that had a murder ln‘t-II ca‘gnduml the
bully could have vast!)- hm n (at. n into

cars It o'a- l.r:d.

Moran .

«very room,tbo window remssos and the

fact, tho skill of the florist and decorator-2w”
visible in owry nook and corner. The blue
parlor, in which the reception proper was
hold,had Hover been more bountifullydoco-
rated, will: the pomible exception of that
night in Juno when Bliss Folsom become
Mrs. L‘lcvolund.

Shortly below 11 01‘ka the cablnctus—
uomblul tho members boing “CL ompnnlcd
by their \\ lynx and procoulcd to lh-s l rival»

_ portion of tho house to join and exchange

the elm-IL ant l unnt “:llu-lll auyonc,

known); 5'. Tim motile-r ft‘t'lllfi to lu- as
naszrh :I n») ~l- l)“ :L‘ t‘l‘t'f lu tlu- pmvple (If
in”. I:_ ::.-- prospm‘ta nrv that It “'lll

Kelflnlli a .

‘31} l

A FAIMLY or uuaocaena

I'll. Kelly; of "So .‘Iun's L-ud."
Iakrn and I.) ruched.

Four ELLL I1 Tex Jan. ;-.—Tua he: or:
.1. our of the ll “Ala: of tr flgfluat‘.‘ has
fined. and the Kelly fannly lav: qulcltly
met the vengeanc-c they deserved. 'l wo or
Elena: “t't'k~ ago the ulmlo nvIItry “a:
dunk-l l»; a r- part «I 'litth‘fiz" l ufchvry
uldrulnlaery swarm City, in “Nu Man's
1.12:4." we] to have lee-u neurmtlte-l by the
Evil; famfiy, confining of the fatlwr,
m nacho-In and daughter. the latter ugwl'
.10 and )3. “rant-lively. “ll“ livid lu‘n Joell-
rng (mounted by travelers, The viszmn at
Kelly‘s tall way hon: were cattlemru.

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and It was this fact ms: lad to the murders.
When information of the finding of tour-
dered brain in the MN abode o! the
(anally was taken to Braver- City. a pooh: of
mutt-ens flawed in {arson of the murdcn‘rs.
Mme-r Thundny lam tho; were-cell

» pnaqtutnd by $00me [loyal-.1.

T the judtclary name next In t'l‘zlt’l“

,nan in l. 23‘

fatal-ad. Theyatooculettthewugonund‘
M the horas which thy had been:
leading. For two hours there was u but ?

maul than the horse ridden by MW.
K141" doubled and fall. So stop was made
on mu! of this Incident, and about a hail

. uerrzu- uummmum-rs and

3 adyxm:

drummandotlwr m who had money. Timid,“

Nrw \'uur grcotmgs with the preoi‘lout and
Mrs. Cleve-laud. Soon after tho diplomatic
corp: lwgun to arrive, in their resplendent
umhrms and anmrmniml by their wlvm in
brilliant full dross toilots.’

The diplomatic corps converted the red
parlor iuto It congress of nations, where gold
lace and burnished helmets, gaudy fabrics.
jovreled decorations and polished sword!
ht'llk‘l to make up It scone which the spectra
ular drama could not rival.

At ll o‘clock tln‘ prosltlent‘s Iuld cabluet
rowiviu; [arty descended the stmrway nud
trunk positions in the blue purl \r, to which
tlwthploumtlc unrpu was admitted, lod by
Mlnlstt‘l' l‘nstun, dean of the t‘Orx)‘, and
Tho supreme
u’mrt justices and other ropnnnduln‘oa of
followed
lay senators and reprosculutwm. army and
nary Officers, dcimtmant ulllvml‘, urgauln»
lions oi vetorum and the pulslxc.

Tho lire-alder“. coma down slums escorting
“Isa Bayard, Sw‘n‘tnry llaynrl “1:5 with
er t‘hsvvlund, Scotti-Lory Full’t‘luH fol-
lut‘r‘xl tutu Mn “'hitney. Secretary Endi-
ct-t: accmupaniod Mm. l-‘nlrcullll. and Sec-
n‘tarhw \Yllllfh‘)‘ and Viki", Willl Col. Ln-
mernz, brought up tlxv four. A hulnln-r of
01!th specially lll\‘lll‘l guests “cm In the
biuo lrlrlnr. Among them were (ioorgo
[mm rw it the 215.; ‘ull; M183 Vilas, Miss
M. null‘n number of
~ 3:; lotuatlc t‘urps was
3 :I Sumtrl from the red parlor
lulltll‘tfil by tho supreme court
'uilghs Inn thinly represented,
311%.. ”.291 ”Pk prmldmg l Ill-tars of both bodlct
a. n- I r1'bl“):. us uvn- ail-t» u down senators
nr 1‘ -rty rt~I-rcs_>utatihx
E and tumult-rs “or-.- represented only
furor and (‘rcsn oli.

. Ann.)- and ILA“). | :lirors, led by Uuua.
Sis-rain“ :Itrl Sln’l‘tflall, and by Adllllral
Pm:- I‘. ‘At rv phat-at. in lull fort-c.

Th. lgur-nu “mam, llllk‘l‘sktlfl lull ClYll
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l, cilia the u «re nearly all present.

inn: later the» vrgilarrts were near cut-ugh to ‘

tin can and daughter to slant A cry of
“halt" lining!“ than toaster. but the t,.=ldf
man. also ndr a. better animal, ‘kept on his
”I

Upcoming-pretax Bill and Eat: the
giribegan begging for mercy, saying rho
“We? killed anybody.” Bill said:
int up; It in‘t any use, Kit, you‘ve got to
go wall! me. You know you had just as
ranch todo about it as I.” Ropes were
speedily {amt-ed, and the: two worn bound.
In a for mm the two bodies were
hazing in mid air. The ropes vrt-rr tied to
an adjoining saplinmund tho bodies were
wmm the pane road on ulnar
all man Edi], than: they noon overhanltd.

Their-utter of the vigilanbtoklbim that
5 had hula short timeto lire, andanythlng

([th und all theme-urban of his
gfamily were totally guilty. He said they

 

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-' r tln fiIst t: arc the Volt run: I f tlm war
of l" .' x i“! o Ilauut a n proseumuvm The
.mnILIr ’... s \itlldll” dot llund y ur by your,
my! 3 wk rd Iy none of ll».- veieruns were in

inn: ll . M. xIcnn war volt-mus present
were only tour In numbe- I.
Tl“ (rrflll‘ .Hun v: the lupubhc was next

in vr.§«r_ mm 1,200 “It‘ll an n- prawn“.
AI 12;?» the doors WON opt-lied to the gen.

loral “who. and about 5,0“) [mus wore'

admitted. The rocen'mg party this turns
had duIIlIIIsSIe-«Il douu to the president and
In; t‘ie-rolund.

The rcwptron was admirably managed,
and Walk d off without an accident. or‘ untur-
tmmtr- mode-m.

Governor fllu'u Reception.

ALBANY. Jan. :i—‘Govuruor lhll rot-vi val
the public yt-stvnluy III the e-xt mum \‘llaltb
bar. The stream of people through the
chamber “as constant. The guu- rut-r later
necrived Li: personal acquaintances and inti-
mate friends at the new txccutive mansion.
The [urinal :2 presented a brilliant mane. It
wuits tint public opening. Refreshments
were served in the south dining room.
Governor Bill was in his cheer-lest mood,
and laughed and chatted with all his caller;

 

Insurance (‘ompauluu loot Pay Heel-no.

l-thsrox. l‘ourL. Jan. ll-Judge [Moder
handed down an opinion that. cities in this
utatc could unpouenmunicipnl tux on in—
anrance companies. The suit grew outof
tlIe refusal of the Fire Insurance Company
of thumpton County to pay a liwuse too
of no per annum on the ground that the
state insurance act of 1873 exempted insur»
ance compuulea from municipal taxation.
Hemtotoro insurance companion in this state
have not paid A municipal tax, but under
this derision they can becompellod to In
Reading the new laconic ordinonco imposes
utaxotmonoachcompany. lnEastouit
but) for a company, or an agency with
tavern! companies.

 

Glam Workera' Troubles
.Juu. a—Aa wu ex-

 

 

FROM FOREIGN LANDS.» ,

THE NEWS OF A DAY BROUGHT
BY ATLANTlG CABLE.

 

 

air. Oludstoao liar so lutantlon of taking
ua Appool to tho Pope to Bolton or
[reload—A Madman Running Annual.
Ir. Sextou‘u Ooudltloa. Etc.

Lennon, Jun. t—A rumor coined wldo
circulation hero yutuduy that Mr. Glade
stone intended to plant! the come at Ireland
with the pope during his only at Rome. Thu
Itoryhos no other foundation whom“.
than the (act tint Hr. Gladstone is the
guest, at Florence, or Slgnor Lucaltu, who
thirty yours ugo was the liberal leader‘-
private aemtary, and in the lather 0! Mr.
Charles C. Luoaita, who a low 'weeh ago
resigned his mat. in tho bonus of common:
a member for Domino. Mr. Glndxtone'a
method- ol recur-lug to Ireland the boon of
local ucltegovcrulnont aro addmittodly pecu-
liar, but they do not include u personal
mppoal to the pope to influence the action of
tho lrish clergy.

Thodukeol Nor-loll, just returned trom
Rome, had a protrach conference with
Lord Salisbury yesterday afternoon. What
representations his graco made on behalf of
the holy father are not definitely known,
but it is rumored that he informed the
pmmicr that. the pope could not intervene
between tho political parties in Ireland, but
that when hit holiness received Mgr. Per-
Iico‘s final report he might advise tho Irish
clergy to mums a passive attitude with ro-
gurd to political mutant The duke, it. is
understood, pressed the question of ro-
establishing diplomatic relation: between
England and tho Vatican, but with what re-
sult it cannot be learned.

The pacific onset of the publication of tho
forgod correspondence continues. The name
of the person chiefly responsible for the
lurgcrlcs will porhups um er be made public,
but. it. is on undoubtnd {What botl‘ the
cur and Priuco Bismarck are in possession
ol it, and that its owner ,'will have frequent.
occasion to regret. having engaged in the
unfortunate husiueu.

Mr. Richardson. n gentleman well known
and highly “Learned in Roommate, When) In
resides, became temporarily insane or crnmd
with drink yesterday and mu tunnel: in the
strum: of that town, firing random shot;
from a revolver u heron. Two or throo
persons pursued him, and those were soon
joined by other: who chased the maniac to
his home. Richardson roachod tho house
:ousidcrably in advance of his pursue”, and
coloring, soon appeared at on uprcr window,
from which he llrvd the contents of a shot
gun into tbo crowd below, severely wound-
ing three of their number. A rush was than
made for tho how», which “'0! colored, and
klchardsou was dragged out and given to
the police mun-o him from the vengeance
of the crowd. He was taken to the police
court somewhat recovered from hll treaty,
and remanded for examination.

Advices from Mar-rural state that. King
John, at them-ad of an immense army of
Abyssinian, has arrived at Almura.

to retrain lrom commenting upon Canadian
politics. and further uproar: the oplnl'on
that if ho winter to rattle the usual-lea quea-
tlou and promo“ 3 commercial union be

tonic.

 

’ Stork f l'Ll’n. Tlln- ul' 3’ ‘knel‘

Parlor and Bedroom

David Stow,
lain Street,

Opposite Depot

Jonx Tms'rluu
Pluc'rlml. Ul’l‘lQlAN,

ls germ: mcul y loculul a!

H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE,
South Norwalk,

Ant! llII‘Ilt‘fl lllt‘ pulllt‘ ltI tall lull ha“? lht‘lr cym‘
t xamincd

FREE OF CHARGE.
Glasses prepare-d on Scientific

principles for the most dilllcult
and complicated cases.

Full line of Optical Goods
coIIstantly on hand.

MONDAY

$1.00.

Huvmg received the agency»!

Bnl'l‘s Celebrated Shirl

I now oll'er the same for sale.

 

'Bost Shirt In the larkot

for the money.

Bull and judgn for yourself gt

 

 

Tho condition of Mr. Sexton is unchanged.
The Daily Now-u advices Mr. Chamberlain:

would make no mot-o upoochau upon unyj

FUUN TURF l

Sets a. Specialty. §

 

 

J.I‘.Péokwell.'

"tau nonhuman. ' ‘ :
Norwmlk, - Conn.
Bullwnuhletomuul’wtm

HARNESS

'l‘o compete with Inge concern I have tuna the
agency otoneol the oldest. lax-gusto: mutual-
menu in the rule tor the sale or

Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, SIC.
ruin Harness To Order,
Au and, at the old stand, when I will keep“?
for line or Whip! Sponges. Chunolu,

Robeu M Burs. Travel

”W

et

1 “‘lLL PAY 'l‘llB

Highest Cash Price
Full
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.

Parties mm in: can sell the stock by sending Im-
lul curdlo

‘VILI [All PODMORE,
M 'l T“ NORWALK

HULIUAY UUUUS.

Ladlos’
watches.
Ladies fol) chains.
Gents fob chains and charms.
Diamond Luce. Pins.
“ Scarf l’lns.
Earrings.
3 New Designs In Jewelry and Silver
‘ Worm
(told Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

A. S. FERRIS,

JEWELER.

Opporlto City Ilolel.

gUUB U. U. JAVU UUFF E.

and Gent’s gold and silver

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——AND————

UUUNTBY RESIDENUBS

FOR SALE.

Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.

IN BET KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT

Heal E3 .8 and Exchange Rnnms,

45 & 47 Washington Street,

SOUTH NORWALK, court.
Houses and Lots.

Elmwtiod Avenue, Lot 80x 210, House 40x30,

 

14 Rooms with Liento,

Modern Improvements, CI'Irriuge House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,510
Elmwood Avenue, but 60x200 house quite new, 3,300
North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000

is u u A II u H 7.500
" " " East side. urge“ double house, 5,000
Woodward Avenuv. $2,200. Springwood 2,500

‘Duy Street. two hour-ca. resIuw‘livelV
Mann-e Street. three houses. rrst-ctiw-ly,

82,700 tad 3,“
$2,000, $4,000 sud 4,000

 

Spring Street, two houses, respectively. $2,100, double hnuee. 4.000
M" u: “"‘n‘ ‘r’ 'L Huviland Street, good house and barn, 4.500
Price .350 a ll). Turnpike. good house and out buildings, lot 74x23), 2,000
, Concord Street, $2,000. \V‘eet. Stu-rt. 2,300
”(‘1‘ I E]: L’IIOMMEDIEU Taylor Avenue, good house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodioua and well built house, good carriage house and
EYEE'PE'EE‘wefwufldge' stable, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza,15,000
an all ’8 Hagan “all? South Main and Raymond Strwts lots 65:150, house 17 rooms, good
,all in good condition. 63]!)
180mb Main Street about 5 acres, good house and burn, possession
can he had at. one» 6,5“)
l I :Conccrd and Spring Streets rou of tenement. 4,000
I _
L It is \ery bony body unddri u; turd in it hours. 2 '
It Is \InrruIItr-d not to crack or root hlietrr or turn 1 u i i n O s
E I‘tlmc sh II w;:llxtllltw1;n;:‘llh;r 3251““ or Araczcan i '
arm ll IUI-ll 1' \H’ “1‘ 'Q’S u l E v
' Doors. and (an be upon-d to the “ullln'f; also I: ‘V 931 8‘7""! "elm: gym
é»:::.::;::.::::::, 03:13:.:n:..-::::.::r~:‘:~.0:2; 3...... sum mm m to we
00ml! an: cal; be expo-ed Io any part! of \ web. I Elmwood Avenue and Bnyvlew Avenue. $690 to 1,000
“" ‘ N m “' " EGolden “I" Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) “.000 und 1,200
i'l'uylor Avenue. $250 to 800
It dries as W6” m Winter as in summer South Main Strett $400. North Main Sm rt, 2,”
. ‘ ‘ _ Mmdorv Street $500. Cross Street 8“)
r0 am. In ! ‘
R j Low Street. $500. Pine Street, 600
3 _ v . ’ Rolon Hill road " acre lot, m
_ 14. Il. DECIxER, gSpringSm‘u $410“) $50
D-ulu in WALL PAPERS PANTS 01m.
muss ac. MI-inurwt.3¢uth Not-walk. East Norwal k-
G o o D S Orbnrn Avenuv. amnion and cottage, two acres, $7,500
FOR THE Gottege Avenue and Hoyt Street $2.“. Henry Street. 5,”
. Second Avenue. $1.500, $2.000. Cove Street. 2,3)0
Holidays. West Norwalk
:7 , I
,H S. HOOD, Huuw and 3."... m; acres of land, ‘2'“)
F Hung- and Burn, one acre, $850. House and Barn. two acres, 1.850
T ‘i 1 ‘
' 83 MAI): STREET,
* lhavc on hand one of the fluent mlccled mock! N o rwal k
} that l have ever shown in this thy, confiningof _ -
F Diamonds, Gold and Silver L0! bu I’ll-Ming Lane, 31,000
“'ntcher, Jewelry at every do- Lot on Elm St., 2500
5 scriptlon. Solid SIII er Plated ’
'\VIu-c.. Elegant and Fancy
Cluckll. Gold Headed Cat-ea,

Gold Penn and Pelican, and oth-
jcr goods to unmet-out to men-
“on.

Call and examine. No trouble to show goods.

wandttw no so R001).

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83 Main St., South Norwalk, Ct.

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Middle Five Mile River.

House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2! acres, roomyburn, lots of good fruit,
properly in excellent condition.

Darien.

Farm of 40 ucrea, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for duiry or market
gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Not-walk. 10 minuteu

$3.8»

walk to Rowayton depoI, 35M
Two pleasant. residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10

acres. stream of water running through it, house, It rooms, modern

improvements. barn, ice house, M, grounds and improvement. in

good condition. 8,”
One of 1 acre, good houue and out. buildingn ‘ F 6,”

Farms.

Near the city with comlonable ln uses on their: in quantity from 15 to 40
Priceu from 35.0!!! to $185!)

UCranberry Plains.

Fivound onehalrucmhuuueMSroomr,newhar-n,with uh“:
undmomforurfimgudenaudagoodvafltyoll-‘ruit. $3.7”

wPersons looking for Building Sites or It: proved Property for l Wt
ur their own use, should they not one in the list anything to unit. urn inviuxl to an
und make known what they would like, u we may have something not w tun
wlll prove just whut they with.

Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be made only.

Rubber » Stamps.

Orders received on the Budgeport Rubber Stamp Company, Suppl. cg q.
hibitlon at rooms, ' »

D8813. mmwfl. Wags Ind NOW of 303103.033
carefully drown, and title- to real property remind,

ACKOWLEDGIEN‘I‘S TAKE (Notary Public.)

LOANS NEGOTIATED AND HONEY 1!!va lo .19 m rellahla
neuritic.

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