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Molnar-an, if. 11., Jan. 26.—-Tbere war
a ratio-able impairment in the‘running-or
hala- over the Harlem River division yeaterv
day. detaitiun having fallen olt (wider-
ably,hutthi appliea only to northern, and
lotwmthernluindtraine from the west.
“dill! latter have run from two to three
henna behind, mainly because of the snow ob-
fiructimrhatween Albany and Hehenectady
and in'thewidruty of Amsterdam on the New
Yak Ollinl.
For m tailor the new in the lava-
liauhlhraafeetdeepoatbetrack, and be-
_twapAlbanyaud Schenectady, fortwocm-
flaw mllea, one track is covered With five
feet of now. A railroad man says that
Thursday. night 500 loaded freight cars were
blocked in at West Albany and 700 at Dewitt,
althoNew York Central. These 1,!00, to-
gatherwithatlnrtfll) on switches and side
hacks, a total of 2,000 loaded «an
M each car averaging ten tons of
freight. .
Theordertostart freight trains has been
givmi, but it Will bescveral days before the
M in over. Yestenlay afternoon the
Badm‘mvu' railroad officials at Albany
VIC-nodded thatallthrough trains on the
Bolton andAlbany road were discontinued
hflmday.
lruaca, N. Y., Jan “ta—The wind was
blowinga furious gale here last night, and
the now consequently shifted and drifted,
almostcompletely blocking the tradlc of the
various railroads in this section of central
New York. Special dispatches received are
totheeffect that it is utterly iuuuwible to
keep the tracks clear. since the wind drives
the arrow into “cuts" a: fruit a»; they are
cleared. A snow plow with nine original
hehinditaeemaof little use, as thefinemow
packs no clue and firm that scarcely any
power-cand'nhdgait.
KittflmnkN. Y.,Jan. 25.‘—-Trains on the
Wallkill Vallaymadam buried in the snow
betweenhereaud Rosendale. 0n the l'lster
and Delan railmad, iii the l'utvkills. the
driftv arc so deep that it is iinpimibh- to run
Special disputchee from along the Hudson
state that the storm is the worst in many,
years. Travel everywhere is impeded. and
for mill-sand miles in Delaware and Sullivan
counties the roads are iinpamhlv.
NORTH ADAMS, Main, Jan. ‘5: , l’nmuiger
train No. 27, due at North Adams at 12:14
Thin-slay night, ran into firighi train No. .57
It Cole‘s switch, near “‘Illlfllllnlnwll. I’. Cud-
more, rutltlul'lnl' of the freight. and l‘hurlcn
Wheelwk. :l lil‘ftlll‘lllllll. vwn- kiIch. l’at
Quigh-y nil-l -Ia.iii\\ Imiib. brnkciiicn. and
tin-mun. were injured.
,, express Icl‘t Troy on time, came
over the Ii llllll‘}; road through the mist
forlorn ~ . -., :ltrrlll of the K0050”, arriving of.
0010's ~"Jiit'll. “here the freight train was ,
stalled. lE-m- Druid-man Madden had gone.
back to llil‘J, lllt' exprmv and placed torpwloa-i
and u l"‘ll light on tlietl'nl'k. The snow blew
solidi-d :- .‘I rim-k that the engineer was un-
exploit. - llu'ulu in did not see the
calm»- i. fl. L on» i.» check the train. and
dash!“ qui- 1... v. irli toe above result.
t‘ond-ii-tur Lmiuiore saw the headlight of
the nun-up; train and ran to warn the others
'm the calm when he was killed. He leaves
a widow. Charles Wheelock was injured in
the .-.t temple and died on the way here.
Panic; Quigley was badly injured. Ilia ribs
an- MI o wind from the breaat bone. James
Lanny juniped train the caboose. Fireman
Oberlin .viowcrs jumped from the engine and
[viola-one of his aim. Wheeleck leaves _'a
widow and four children.
Monitor-”Hum, Mina, Jan. 20—le mail
train ; mm the north on the Connecticut River
railrmd. oiuc at llulyoke at 0 o’clu-k Thurs-
day night. became stalled in a cut two mils
north that city. Agang of men went to
work yesterday todig it out. The snow was
blowing go thick that nothing could be seen a
few feet didoiit. and the ’2 :30 train from
Greenfield dashed into the gang. killing three
men and injuring another fatally. The killed
. are Martin Griffin. James Kennedy and John
Shea, and the injured man Michael Connors,
III of Ilolyoke.
Imxcasrmv. Pa, Jan. L. .-~The Lantern ex-
press on the Pennsylvania railroad was
thrown from the track by a broken frog near
Mount Joy yesterday. The engine and six
can left the track Great excitement pro
vailed among the pameugers. but nobody was
injured. Travel was blockaded for five hours.
Hanan, Pa, Jan ”ll—The snow driftedall
Thursday night and ratified a blockade of
trains on the New Jersey Central railroad six
milea long west of Hampton. The traiinln
now moving.
Bunion, Jan. talk—The mow blockade is
generalthroagbnnt New England. Theextmt
of the warmth-mount of snow that has
falleu,andtheaction of the high winds in
drifting the now makes the storm the most
remarkable in year-a he most serioinaspect
thus far is the almost complete tie up of traffic
halldlrectieaa Freight‘on all railroads is
' yata standstill. Pamenger tralllc
islittle better,and people obliged to travel
arefindingshortdiahnceeafarcryforthe
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i’l‘ha court of Pardon lhowa Morey.
micron, Jan. m—At a meeting of the'
count of pardons yesterday the following
mllllanted: William Hendrick-
waa convicted of murder in the
degreehiOeamcounty and was ear-
mfieptmnber,1885, to seven yeareiu
prianndamu J. Perkins, sentenced
,Paualc ccimty council 1535 to live
or obtaining money under falae
; Juli II. Buckridge pra-
auunty_feayear for erabearhaeat;
amteuced by the Ema:
189‘.
, and
to five years for
in 8m county to a your for lar-
zigzag;
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David Iii-doll, sentenced
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Tana-om, It. J., Jan. zit-Stanford Pot-
. walls with red hot shot and a xll.
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vita minimum mourn.
nu ma... await a It» anaemia
legion.
Rum, Jan 8.4mm
Ie an hum
abroad that the ruinen are ' back in
workandthataoanthemineswill beshipplng
theirumaloutputofoual. This is not so.
The new: of such an active resumption of
workataomany of themlnm comesmainly
flirough melody allied with the Read-
Ing Railroad tvnnpany. A personal inspection
mt the field developes the fact that a few of
the otiinpany‘scollerieearewwking withsmall
fomea The men now taking out cold at the
company’s-lines are not firm clam iiiinel'a
The miners who have resumed work at the
few individual oollierice are receiving the
Bper cent increase and are all tonne-rem
tibia
Nmmmenmworkingatallthemiimin
the Schuylkill raglan, where 25,000 were
forwly narrowed. This Ilium the solidity
oftheltrlkara Gullah“) at workonlyall
m former unployea The Reading com-
pany yeIterday had mm working at the
Bronhide, Lomrst Springs, Suflolk. Henry
Clay, Keystone and a few other mines. Keir.
lay Run, St. Nicholas and, a few other iridi-
vidual minus were in operation. lint eighty
loaded coal oars left the region yesterday.
Williaml’ean colliery was announcedtebe
inoperatiornbut this is nottrue. Themen
wereladueedtowork for a day underrate-
repluentatiou, being asked only to mine coal
for the use of the neighborhmd. They found
that the coal was being loaded on the Read-
ing cars, and left the mine in a body.
The descrtions of good miners are few and
far between, and as far as the individual
op‘eratorsareooncerned, those who have re-
luned are paying the advniuae. Many of the
miners advocate a compromise on .5 per cent,
but they believe that Mr. Corbin will not
grant any concomiona
President Corbin sent a letter to Mayor
Kenncy, of this city, last night, in which he
rays that the company's men in this city
nliowed good some in purchasing their own
homes instead of striking and tlmming away
their money on the strike.
STORMING THE PALACE.
Tia Fire King Salllea Forth and Make- a
Brim-tat Attack. ,
Sr. PAUL, Jan 28.4-The grandest and moat
attractive event of the carnivalsofar was
the storming last evening of the palace by
the fire king and his force. His fiery. majesty
arrived in the city in the rimming, and
gathered his forces for the grand imiuult.
Each of his soldiers carried full mtiona
of pyrotechnics, and were armed with
roman candle rifles and other parapher-
nalia of war. They also carried blazing
tan-chm, and when the word was given
the tire king, clad in his robes of flame,
mounted his fiery chariot. drawn by four
equally fiery steeds, and. morn-d by an army
of little red devils and his glittering f1 illowem,
sol. forth to give the ice king n wasting. The
fire king's forces arrayed themselves around
the ice palm».- niid born 'dul the crystal
The battle
was the occiisiou of u grand display . of pyrir
techiiics, and the sight was one of thorium.
beautiful it L» pmible to conceive.
From every tower and loophole of the crys-
7 tnl palace darted forth streams of many col-
ored tire. and the biasing of gurgcutb‘ rockets
shooting sturrvnnl Wits dulled by the bursting
,of immense bombs thrown to on intuit-me
able to 3’" 12:.» .i,:ht. and the tui‘lnnlmwliil not
height by mortars inside the cm‘tlc. The be-
siegers Were not idle by any means, but shot
fiery darts and slim-ts of Home at the palace
intbe attempt to dcinornhze the defenders.
The night was one of grandeur and beauty,
the glittering walls of the palace reflecting
back with a thornnd prismatic rays the glare
of the pyrotechnics. 'I'hegrounds of the pal-
acewere filled with gayly uniformed mow-
ahoera, who imparted additional life and color
to the acene.
A Helfer In Lion of an Engagement Itlng.
Arman, 6a.. Jan. tail—An amusing de-
cision has been rendered by the county court
of Webster. Mr. Elijah Cm Was selling
out fortbepurpceeefmoviag to Texas. and
among his flock waa a fine herd of cattle.
Mr. Car-nee owed corniderable to the mar-
chmmumandouot them attached
thecattle. Itwaaha'ethathfrs. Carries ap
pearedastheclaimantofthe cattle. She
saidthatwhilelfr. Carneewas paying court
wherhewaanotabletopreaenther with an
engagement ring, and in lieu thereof be pro
sentedherwith a yearling heifer. This en-
gagement offering grew and multiplied, and
the result in the had ofcattlewhichisthe
bone of contention. The judge awarded the
cattle to the lady.
Tired of Their Prison Life.
Vascnam, Ky, Jan Bit—A jail dellv-ry
was accomplished Thureday night by which
seven primers gained their liberty. Their
names are Thomas Sprinkle, James Sheridan,
Charles Sawyer, Charles and David Cornea,
William Winter and Wmley Osborne. They
were charged with various offenses. The
eacapewas elected bypryingthairon sheet
ing from around the stovepipa where it
uttered the brick flue. The, than crawled up
into the chimney, through which they made
an aperture into the jail loft, and from thence,
through number opening they made in the
roof, they lowered thermelvee to the
by cords made of their blankets.
rewards have beai oflaresl for their capture
Helra to a Fortune In Montana.
ANBONIA, lConn, Jan. ail—Thom 8.
Birdseye, treamrer of the Derby Having
hank, Bh'rnlrigham,received a letter from A
bank official in Deadwoodarkingfor infor-
matim of the heir- of Peter Hartley. Hanley
pchhadin tbebliuard twoweeka ago,aad
lafteuiaidenble property. Slope were tab
to fludthe helrnand one of them-m,
wasdiecoveredin thepereonoeraJohn
Flaherty, the wifeof a prosperous grocer In
West Anemia. Henley left here in 1850b
company with several-“puer- Derby men, moat
otwhomreturned an now living hue.
He went to California, and eventually became
theownerofagohlmine. Steps were taken
yertenlay to prove the identity of the helra,
three of whom are sisters.
'ro Wind Up a Canadian Bank.
Tonowro, Jan. Bil-The bank
held a protracted regarding the
alalrl of the Fulani bank, the share- of
which have droppalwpolnts since Monday.
Itwudeehledtowluluptbebank’abufluem
Otherhaakawilltakeover the a“ wry
in full, emulate-lug 00-day. th
axpectedthat the nharchokleuwlllhecallad
upon to pay mneihlng, but not to the full
extent of their liability. ’l‘here ha- beaa a
My drain on the bank‘s raaourou Inca
Nov. 1.
Corrigan
of the Catholic university It
Wuhfngton. He givea I a
”incliiml. and the trains are switched off a
f\ ,
A A . _ “K.
lethally ‘ ‘
The man were track layers, and were work-
ing in an old gangway thought to be manic
freefromgaa Bututhlywerepasing the
entrancetoa disused chamber a tongue of
nameleeped frcinoneofthenakadlights and
ran along the roof infotheoldchnmber. Im-
mediately there mine a violent explosion, the
entrance to the old chamber vomiting forth a
mass of flame, which. enmpped the seven
meninltsflarceembrace, while the force of
the explosion hurled their blackened bodim
in various directions. The explain:
shook the whole mine, and the greeted
alarm prevailed for some time. All the men
at work were got out with the utmwt expe-
dition, while an exploring party started totha
roman! the explosion. A ghastly {sight met
them. The seven track layers were found
wretched on the floor of the gangway moo
terribly burned and blackened no that recog-
nition was hardly puuible. They were
bathed in oil, wrapped in oil soaked blankets,
brought to the surface and taken to their
homes.
Daniel Rem, Jr., the foreman of the gang
and a prominent young man of the town, we-
no severely burned that he died two bouia
after. Three other men. Matthew Davis,
John McAlvee and Stephen Ward, all maru
rind and with large familiar, are terribly
burned and mount recover. The three other
men were badly, though not fatally, injured.
UNDIVIDED ATTENTIONS.
It Coat IIaunaIr Bond ‘2 a Week to Sc-
cure a Lover All to Herself. /
Baum, N. J., Jan. Lbs—Postmaster Newall
has for some time had a domestic in hia
employ by thegnama of Hannah Bond. A
number of weeks ago he missed :20 froma
drawer, and a four days ago lost :2, which
also had been left in the house. Hannah was
suspwted, and a detective was called upon to
investigate the mystery. The detective so
cured a confession from the girl. "
She told him she was in love with a colored
man by the name of Frank “'illetts, and in
order to keep Willem from visiting another
bolurc‘d girl she offered her lover $2 a week—
her weekly wages. The man agreed, and for
several months the domestic has been paying
the amount regularly, together with the
money she stole and a suit of clothing. She
also paid his doctor‘s bill when he was ill.
Now the girl and Willetts are languishing be.
bind the bars in the jail.
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One Killed and Two Injured.
New Yomt, J an. flit—An accident occurred
yesterday on the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroad trestle near wharf 8. at the a
foot of East Sixteenth street. Jersey City, .
causing the instant death of Daniel Sullivan,
a coal beaver, and seriously injuring Edward
Marble and Daniel Cubberly. At the point
where the accident happened the trucks are
abort distance below. toward the railroad
yard. While the three men were at work a
coal dummy was being sidetracked down the
trestle on the track loading to the line of cars
in front of which the men were. They failed
to see the nppnmhing dummy, and it struck
them.
A German Barber's Luck.
l’uiunluma, Jan. 28.-!-lenry leget, a
German barber employed at lladdeulleld, N.
J., has fallen heir to $215,000. The German
consul of this city paid beget 885.000 of the
money. He deserted from the German array
a year ago and came to thiv country, and has
been working as a barber ever niece. He will
sail for Germany from New York on Feb. 18,
taking with him a woman of this city to
whom he is engaged to he married
Baltimore Secure: the Sangerfaat.
Bitmwonn, Jan. ’J‘lI—It is now definitely
aattlul that the National Saengerfest for this
year will beheld in this city about July I.
The committee having charge of the matter has
raised the rmiirieu-kuarantee fund 611,300),
and arrangements for the femival will shortly
bebcgun. There is. however, no ball in this
city of sufficient capacity for the singers and
audience. and there is talk of erecting abuild—
lug for the purpose.
Henry 1!. Sienna Disappear-a.
BERGEN I’oixr, N. J., Jan Bit—Henry B.
Bleinan bought a blacksmith shop on Avenue
D bore six month.» ago, and gave a chattel
mortgage on the contents He has disap-
peared, taking the most. valuable of the tools,
and it is said he also had borrowed a good
deal of money. His creditors do not believe
he will come back. If he has really abecondod
itisthethlnlcaseofthekind from thiapart
in a week.
A Fair Trial for “loving Datecuvu.
Orr/ma, Jan. til—The Montreal Grand
Trunk Railroad robbers, Fancy, Bureau and
Neegele, have been granted a change of venue
to Aylmor, and will be tried next month. The
authoritim say they have been actuated by no
other desire than that of aecuring for the
phonon a fairund impartial trial, which it
well nigh innxmlble in Montreal on aocmt
of intense hidlgimtioa against them theta
Neither Entitled to the seat.
Wkaiuxo'ros. Jan tall—The home com-
mittee on elections (“KIWI of thelndiaaa
contorted election case by ordering a report
to the house declaring the seat vacant, on the
ground that While (the sitting member) b
hrellglble, while Iiowry, the contestant,“
nothaveamaiorlty of the votes cut. The
Republicans will prenent a minority repm’t
declaring White entitled to his neat.
(‘onneetleut'a New Railroad.
Ncw llavazr, Jan {la-The first trip"
made over the new Her-idea Waterbury
railroad was made y . took about
three ham for the and out. car to
through themow
and a few invited guesta trip. The
new road isbut strontium ,rhutitb
amtoplayanlmportant Iatbeflltun
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Open Daily from 9 to I! a.in., and from 1 to 3 [an
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JOHN H. iriuuus. Vice-Prom:
- Y. JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sec. and Treaa
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Work done by the day or contract.
. Ollie foot of llavdand St. on Water. PJJ. lon 617.
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FOR a term of three yearn run our conerrr rac-
roar. Gamer Water and Rhubarb Bum.
let we
now a ootnscnnim,
car If South Norwalk.
For Sale.
1“ MIT NORWALK. and Bundle: Farm.
g Deeinble realdencee, in excellent condition.
I'm-ca reasonable. and term: can.
- Enquire of TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Real Estate and limuiauce A cute, “and 41 Wuh-
ington BL. 50th await, Ct.
For Sale.
A COMMODIOUR residence on Elmwood ave.
' ‘ containing all the modern improvements with
a cam-genome and atable on the moraines. for
2, also a isnnilar More on g‘llavlland street, cano
mining the nodal city conveniences. Ila titre of
AYLOR & GOLD .
Real Estate and Exchajnge Hogan, 45 and 47 Walli-
ngiei. i.
l-‘dr sale.
F‘ARIB in the town of nodding. of
acres, at pricee from 01.4“) to . .
Them.» farms areeituated in healthy localities. and
are mostly well improved anl have on them rub-
iuantial and comfortable dwellings.
They are amicable for hummer reeidencct. or
permanent homes, and in conecqucncc of the
settlement of entities. norm- of them will be sold for
Ices than the coetol their impmvernenta.
Enquire of TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Vite-i1 Estate and Insurance Agents. 45 and 41'
ll aelungton 5i.,’Sonth Norwalk. Conn.
from 10 to 130
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13011 SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern Improve
menu.
1 house and loi in fine location in East Norwalk
mlllrso‘tvreuty fine building lots to be sold on easy
rme.
Stock term. 250 acres. in line state of cultivation
with all the stock, grain. etc. Price $7.01!.
Two bounce to rent. Possession ’ven immediate
ly. 870-" J. a. RANDALL. 1 Norwalk.
American Investment Co...
0! Emmeteburg. Iowa.
mm to CAPITAL. saloon
sorrows. 75.0w
Gold chentureti per ct. Istered Bonds.” in
denominations of 8500. Sharofignd $5.000.
Gold Debentures per ct. Coupon Bondv. in de-
nomination! of cm. W. 3500. “.000. and 85.100.
First Western arm 0 and 7 per cent. Mortgage
Bonds in denominations of from m to 810.000.
These Bonds and Iongagea usually run for
5 ycare. and do not exceed 40 per ct. of the value
of the property mortgaged. '
The principal and telnet of three Bonds guaran-
teed by the Co. and are payable in the city of New
York. The financial condition of the Co. has been
examined into by our State Bank Conunieaioncre
. and the Co. is now doing business, in this State
under their supervision. ,
Those Bonds and Morton we are offered for sale
at par and accrued interest y ‘
TAYLOR lb GOLDEN.
lteal Estate and Insurance A “3,45 and 47 Wash-
ington St. . South Norwalk. 'onn, 42 if
“,’ I-Ib'l‘ NORWALVKH.
$850.00
Will buy one acre of land fronting on the Main
street. with house containing 8 rooms. and Barn.
The pn-uiisee are in good conditionmell shaded and
Plane furnlehcd and Estimates given.
Jobbin of all kinds promptly attended to,
bosom street, near Main
1’. 0. x «.3. Heath Norwalk Ct.
.‘LEX. S. GIBSON,
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Organist of the Fire! Congregational Church,Watcr
bury. Teacher of
l’iaiiot’orte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
762 ly Lock Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
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12 Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
Pants to order 35.“): Suite to order for 811W. Ile-
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No. 4 Knight St. fluid ce, 9 East Ave..
8803m Norwalkh ‘ nu.
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Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
one.» ltouerniil I a.m.; from 1 to 8.1m! 7 to
8 pm; sundae-2 to t pun.
WCommnrilution by telephone.
“7 H. KNAI’I',
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Is now prepared to make plane and collar:
and auperinteud the contraction of nildinge
TERMS REASONABLE.
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Omen—Taylor'a Building Wuhlngton BL. 80.
Norwalk. 1’. 0. Box 775. dtw
Auction Dale.
‘Vlhh be sold at Public Auction. on W ay.
February i, use. at ao‘clork. I‘. .. on the
Willie", Frame Dwelling Home. on the corner of
cat Ave. and West Street. Booth Norwalk. Ct.
(the elteof the New Congregational church). the
bulldln to be removed by pnrchuer previoua to
March “.1888. Tame andcoudltlone announced
“than it
at time of sale.
.ionn n. reruns.
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11 “con a. ranch.
Bocieiy'e Committee,
Congregational society.
ucusuomc niitiloiu:
DANIIURI & NORWAL‘ DIVISION.
‘ corrected amber 11th. ran.
Paaaanger Trains.
SOUTH.
hr. Norwalk. hr. 00. Norwalk. Ar. Wilma I'olnt
rumm. 740nm. ”Earn.
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IIOIIBATOIIIC DIVISION.
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, has Considerable fruit on them.
, 82,600.00
the Main street and have on (hi-in a nod honin-
lmniainin 11 rooms. large barn and can age house.
i The hull logs are. in (BXCl'llClrl condition and are
well shaded.
Owners will exchange for city property. or if sold,
twill allow if desired. part of purchase mom-y ll) rc«
main on mortgage.
. En uirc of TAYLOR .l: HOLDEN.
Real Estate and lll‘tlfhllt‘t‘ A vents. 1.5 and 47 When
”onion at. South orwaik. Ct.
H. s." noon,
Jeweler,
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Elgin',
, Waltham,
Hamden Watches,
‘ l'or Ladn-e and Goat.- in cold and silver curse.
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Special attention paid to the repairing or line
watcherl and French clocks.
H. S. HOOD,
, 93 Main Street.
in Willi.
I It isafuct that business is
' dull and the season is over, so
to make things lively will
Close" Out
Balance of
GLOVES
-—AND—-
Fur Caps
Below Cost. ,.
MCE WEN.
I la FULL LINE on
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mata,
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W. 053 gLflmIERD,
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. i “'01 buy ten acres of land, four of which from on
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anoint
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FQR SALE.
in E In all Jillian
sourn NORWALK,
property in excellent condition,
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an e n .
walk to Rowayton depot.
will prove juet what they with.
arty will be made only.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp (humanly.
hlbltloa at rooms. '
carefully drawn, and titles to real property marched.
ACKOWLEDGHENTB TAKEN. (Notary Public.)
«cornice. .
EUROPEAN PABPOR'I‘B OBTAINED.
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Farm of 40 acree, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or botl‘; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Dar-ion depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it, house, 14 rooms. modern
improvements, barn, ice house, &c., grounds and improvements in
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' Insurance.
Tire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
IIIIIIIIIS,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80x 210, Houac40130, 14 Rooms with Liento.
~ Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Elinwood Avenue. Lot 00:200. house quite new, 3,300
North Main Street. opposite tbc Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
“J,“Wn -. ' .i -. be u. 5 u , 7.500
Wood ward Avenue, $2,200. Spriugwood, 2,500
Day Strevt. ’ 3,000
Monroe Street. three houses. reuiis-ctiwly, . $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Street, two houses, respectively, 82,200, double house, 4,000
Haviland Street, good house and burn, 4.500
Turnpike, good house and out buildinge. lot 74x250, 2,000
Concord Sum, 32,000. West Street. 2,800
Taylor Avenue. geod house and barn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodioua and well built house, good carriage house and
stableygrouuds epacioue and well shaded, a charming view of Long
‘ Island Sound from piazza, 15,000
. South Main and Raymond Streets lots 05le, house 17 rooms. good
‘ burn, all in good condition. 6,000
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and ham, possession
can be had at once, 0,000
Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4,000
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Building Lots.
West Street, - $1,530: 02.250
Summit Street, from $500 to ' 700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, 3090 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
South Main Street. $400. North Main Street, 2,000
Meadow Street, $500. Cross Street, 800
Low Street. $500. Pine Street, 000
Rotor. llill road ‘3 acre lot, ' 500
Spring Strut, $450 to $m
East Norwalk.
Osborn Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres, $7,500
College Avenue and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, ‘ 50])
Second Avenue, $1.500, $2.000. Cove Street, 2.800
Van Zant Avenue, 2.000 "
. West Norwal k.
House and Burn. ten acres of land,‘ $2300
House and Barn‘. one acre, $850. House and Burn, two acres, 1,350
N 0 mad k.
Lot on Pudding Lane, $1,000
Lot on Elm St., 2,500
Middle Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2& acres. roomy_barn, lots of good fruit,
09.300
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05.000
good condition. 3,000
One of 1 acre. good house and out buildings _, 6,000.
F arm 8.
Near the oil y with comfortable boners on them in quantity from 10 to 40
acres. ‘ Prices from $0,000 to 818,000
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Cran berry P am 8.
Five and one half acres, houae 20x28. 8 rooms, new barn, with atalle
and room for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit. 32,700
Q'Peraone lookin for Building Bites or Improved Property for "iathment ,
or their own use. ehoul they not see In the liet anything ro Milt, are Invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may haveaomething not listed that
Pa‘ymenta on moat of the above Hated prop-
'Rubbewrflétamps.
Samplea on ex-
ocrine. uoaruacm, newness and assmmums of MORTGAGES
wane ”underline AND MONEY mvmrnn in rate and reliable
ADVERTISEMENTS for New York paper. received and promptly attended to
ravmaTéomm
Norwalk Chronicler