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‘ BEN IMPENILED.
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A MM. Enhlbltlou of Prentice of
m an “I. Part of a Youthful Crlp'
’l. Prevq- to Dinner and Drank—0mg
We. burl Ice-II.
NEWTON , Jau. Bib—III the llmpital tor
the Rupt and Cl'lmlllvl. at lexingtnu
avenue and ' arty-mood street, tin-re are in;
l l ‘9‘
THE Ll
will)“ (‘lfi . '-« under treatment. About
6:45 lut ev Ig the younger of these child-
ren wereini Ll others were lll‘t‘plll'lllg to re-
tin. and 111- w of the aide -r I I'lII‘lIlIeII Wcl'e cat—
Ing thdr ripper in the basement. Two of
tbelattar, F’ehleg.08°d12,andtlary
(Indy Itarted up atlifltclo ‘9
bed. 6. theaeooadfloou'theywera
m ~~ Ituclondlofamoka Both
ywlth difllculty. Without
mreamingoi manifesting fright in any way
they hurried asrapidlyae possible to the third
band a name IEllen Daugherty) and
ullding was on tire. The nurse
told them no to telluiy of the children, and
matthemtetbdrromaa Shetheuseatword
II to Matron Webber, wboIn
Dr. Gibney, through whom an
as potnilile the IloI tIIIs, numes,
0,05 “ell asanumbcr of
Wall, earl the children from the build-
llI- Tb. In the Vanderbilt hotel op-
M1!" up their rooms, and 1430f the
little Iuflert were put to bed there. The
otbenfmmd shelter in private homes in the
vicinity. T] re was much ere itmncnt among
were remou in safety. Meanwhile [the I!»
men foughtl e flames, and after a stubborn
battle subduEi them. The tire had originated
inn bath rt] 01 on the first floor from some
.cookinui metamoiawmound
iivherroom theflfthlloor,where ah’e had
she had gone out to visit
friends, but it appears that she had taken a
nap instead,‘ and was suffocated in her sleep.
During tli fire Michael Mct'nrthy, the ele-
vator boy, It” overcome by smoke and fell
into the elevlator pit. lie was lllrit'lit't‘l'lltl there
by Him Jude Stranger, a young waitress in
the hospital, whodragged him out into the air,
whereherel 'ved. Miss Stranger also saved
the life at Ill BS O’Brien, one of' the engineers
of the hospital It was his day oil, and he
was asleep ii his room, and was already un-
conscious f] m smoke when she ran to his
room and b1 persistent knocking on the Ilmr
roused him In time for him to («rape the fate
of the unfoI unate cook.
Little Louisa Fehlig was asked after the tire
not run away when she saw the
couldn‘t run very fast," she shiIL,
“I have 811' l disease, you know; and lie-
aides, if I hi not told Miss ll-Iughertv she
and every uhe else might haIe lIII- -II lllll‘llt‘tl"
“What di I you do after you t xld lll I
“I went into my dormitory and told my
chum, Minnie Johnson. She is a cripple and
can never get out of bod without III-lug I‘ll!”
ried. Shoe had me not to leave her, and I
took hold ‘of hands with her and said I
wouldn’t. JBut when I saw the smoke begin-
ning to up to our floor, and heard every-
andlhouting, I felt so afraid
“Imus“ Wont of bed so that
moon“ I away. Datl couldn‘t lift her.
Shetland to fun and mttomindherorl
danger. "l
Max Schwarta, who Is suffer—
dinase, tried to carry out
a little deaf and dumb cripple,
but the was beyond his strength
Then he Johnny out to the hallway,
where a po found them, and carried
both down stairs. There were many other
instances oi heroic and miselfish behavior on
the part of jthe little cripples
HE CHANGED HIS MIND.
Gert]. Julia Trice on Her liridul Tell and
Bani of Her Lover's Sulcide.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. till—Mi»; Gertie
Idle, o! 01 , who was to be married at
noon Fndl y afternoon laughiugly tried on
oil, despite the protests of super—
Ten minutes later her father
in wheat trading in Tulan
. e was apparently a confirmed
hach‘elorai hadmadeawillinfavor of hi.
brother an two sisters. They opposed hi.
marriaget agirl of 19 years, and told hiiit
twoyouug for him He brooded
over their timings until he be nine morbid,
audtheusl himself lie died without re
mm nuances. Oakland society wu
greatlyahd ked bythe suicide, as extensive
mullet had been made for a church
Inf-mun Davla' Big Jump.
lmca,IN. Y., Jun. ill).~—Tlic jump out of
anacondatI-rywindow made by it. I'. Davis,
preddent II the freshman class in t'ornell
nuivfltyywhohadboenkidnnppal and im-
prhouedtj anphanonatoproventhiapm
Odin“ Wot hinchmhasbom
theme collegeclrcles here today. Jul
howtbeyli m ; mauescapcd serious Injuryor
“death .Is a mystery. The affair her
We: w,andwill have the whole
dmaklngthestudentemarecaro
“futile“ collegaprankn. The wholethlng
- . lathe most innocent aplritof
fun, but thought of what might have
Myth I several other schemes from
m Into execution. Both the
' beduuanbauqueta will come 08
“walk, I alnaItyhothnla-uare
hill! onenewitbjealoua
III. I lldren the Only \Vltaeaaea.
m I ,.Jan 30—The village of Snow-
“, In JII anon township, about ten mile!
ma I méymme. of a doubh
tragedy ... evening. Shortly
“00‘ I» Christian Felck, formerly III
mu: \I v Iu’nmimqktlled hilwifewnh
a mitten comm uncle. by
lathemonthwtthamdver.
'11.. , tethehrlblutfalrwm
Mm» dhmflqtheehleatol
whua mllmummdtheyoang
in. w w I . IraFalekdiedal
, m I II and bi huahaud in
but hour. ltia thought thatFaieh
I y ' -iadaedwhlle laboringundert-n
“ ,themltofbmodlngovar
an Inn 0 ammo.
A FURTHER SPREAD AVEHTID BY
NEIGHBORLY ASEISTANGE.
Fearing the Destruction of the City, Aa—
alatance I. Called from Allegheny City.
llII-II .twillwncd to he Boarlicdwfiome
of the "caries! Loam-a.
l’IT’l‘Nlil'Jltl, Jan HI.)~A
frquaI III-1m mu fine on tlmt'irst flow of the
fourstory building No. 4: Fifth marine,
coupled by lfrling & Buns, tailors, and
“013,00!“ y csterdny morning. Imultcd Ill 0
grentIr loos III piopurty than has am one the;
in this Iity in a number of years. F was the.
engine in the city wa. summoned, but not for
thraaboun did the firemenpia control of
theomllngl'atiou, audfora time ltaeemed as
though the city we. denied.
The entire building wa. enveloped In name.
before the firemen got rightly to work At
this juncture it was learned that two men, L‘.
1’. Thai. and (' Noibert, Were elusping on the
third floor They weie employ e8 01 Huerin
BM, who occupied the upper portion of the
building. A ladder was placed tothe window
of their room, and the firemen rescued and
brought them safely down. They knew noth-
ing of the fire until awakened by the firemen
In the meantime the flames lllltl rapidly spread
and the entire block was thought to be doomed,
and two tire companies from Allegheny City
responded to a requmt for eminence. "By the
time of their arrival the fire had worked its
way into the large grocery store of Haulage &
Sons, on East Diamond square, the roar of
which reached to the Uriing building.
Once getting started in the Haulage build
ing the flames spread with even greater
rapidity than in theother It was soon dis-
cither building, and attention u an turned to
mving property on either side and along Dia-
mond street. The Huslage buildingfius dam-
agedtothc extent of $20,000, and the stock
valued at $00000, was totally destroyed. The
imuruuce on the building is $50,000, and on
stock 810,000. Mr. Haulage carried the finest
limofjapaueaegoodeln the waster-apart of
the state, alone valued at 025,000, occupying
twotloon. Theflratand fourth floors were
filled with a choice line of fine groceries.
lieeren Bros. 8: Co, the next heaviest
losers, were engaged in manufacmring and
jobbing jewelry of all kinds. They occupied
the second, third and fourth floors of No. 43
Fifth avenue, and carried a stock valued at
Sll0,000. There was only $50,000 insurance.
The stock will not be a total lust There
were five huge safes on the second floor filled
ably uninjured. Another safe, on the fourth
floor, fell through to the cellar. It contains
over 82.000 worth of jewels and fine stones.
factory. I‘. G. lllms'ey, of the building occu-
pied by l'rling, llurcn & (‘o., estimates his"
low at $40,000, fully cove-red by insurance.
Urling (k Sons log.- about $12,000: insnrnnm.
$10,000, lleglonmu & Black, furnishing
goods: 40 Fifth avenue.
water: fully insured.
IIIIIIpletoly gutted. T he total loss was 8203., 000
The lIrcmcII sitfl’eml greatly from the (old
liruninn J was Lauch \\ iLs kink lied oil' a
lnIlIlI-i, falling fifteen feet, and was fatally
injuml
Printers Alaailed by I lumen.
liniminronr, Conn. Jan (id—Saturday
evening a kunp exploded in the pres- room of
Thohlorning News office, setting tire to the
contents of an oil can, and enveloping the
the building, and communicated with Stew—
art‘s restaurant, above. Thaflre department
succeededingetting the Ill-I. under control,
ThoaItII-eworking force of theutablishment
was driven from the building by the dense
smoke, but were enabled to return in about an
hour. The pram room was badly gutted by
fire and water.
Dutmotlvo Fire at Malone.
MALOKR, N. Y» Jan. all—Fire ymterday
destmyedthnnowud House blnI k contain-
ingthefloward Month. opera house, the
Farmm' Nam bank, Penfleld's umlci'tak—
merchandi- store, Thomas Carpenter‘a cloth
ins M Sanford d: Bartlett's millinery
store,nnd'.helaw ofllce of Cantwell& Main.
In. on building, about $75,000, and onstoeks,
M “.m. During the fire Isaac Chuley,
a prombmt citizen, was killed by the falling
of some beams.
Preferred Death to Impriaonment.
cipal of tho Fultonltl'ootlohool, Columbine,
0., who had ahaoondad with 6800 of the
tcacben' money, blew his brains out at a
hotel in this city yesterday. Several letters
I-wure found in his mom, among them one
addreseed to Rev. Mr. Spahr, president of the
Columbus board of education, in which he
contend that he had lost all the money
stolen in gambling. He said there were only
two alternauvm—penitentiary or death—and
he chose the latter.
After the Bllmrd.
Rocunsnn, N. Y., Jan. {ill—Today an
idea of the fury of the three Ilaya' blizzard
was obtained On the New York Central
road, between Buflalo and Syracuse, there
were several live stock trains when the storm
cameon. Anetl'ort was made to runthem
topointc wherethe stock could be sheltered,
butln spiteof all efforts nearly fifteen car-
load. of cattle and hugs, destined for Boston
and Newak, were frozen to death near
Palmyra, and several carload. at other points.
A Bullet 110 Received at Antietam.
WILD, Maria. Jan. 30—16. B. Mead, a
merchant here, has suffered a month with a
severe swelling of the fleshy part of his left
hand. It wa. cuppa-ed to he a felon, but on
visiting a surgeon yesterday a bullet was ex-
tracted which lodged In his hand twenty-nix
yearnagoat the battle of Antietam, where
Mead was shot twice, one bullet taking effect
Inhia‘legnndtheotherinthehand. He
never experienced any trouble until recently.
lining I (III, nee-nae Ila We. Robbed.
Kama Cm, Jan. 30. H. Club
mtheChlcago drummu'whoaahort time
since was robbed of 855 in cash, a revolver,a
wmtchworthtlwandagokl chain
truth I”, it about to enter lull agalmt the
dtyfutfiMdamagea llhclahnhthatthe
dtyhrupot‘llblo fortbe duty of llfeand
property of citizen. and strangers.
A Firm-0'0 Death.
bytlrelut Fred , a
whilehalplug thaflamqallppedaadfall
the upon his now
(fol. Waller-hunt
n.1, Jan. m-ThequIaI-alot
nWalkarwaa held yesterday at
Qmmmazubdtbaw
truer-“ME III-funnel.
”in to Pal-grated”
fire In I wanting ‘
Hecren llIIIthI-m & Co, IIIanunt-tnring jew- ;
covered that it was utterly lmllmilile to savo‘
with watches and fine jewelry, which is prob '
The firm employed twenty-two men in the;
lu‘a' SillJlll by,
The buildings u‘erc‘,
roomsinflames. Thetlrewas inthecellar of '
mutton, 8133'! Illrdm store, Croft‘sfur— ,
nitura mm a: Barnum’. general .
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Attachments. Part», Needlc., Bolt. etc, furnished
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SI" TH NUIHV .\I.K §.\\l\(I‘IS IIA‘NIa.
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Open Daily from 9 to Ham, and from I [0331]"
and Du Saturdapcvcninge from 6 to b".
H'lnterest allowed on I). posits.
ALDEN SOI \IANS. Pm-
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634'“. JOHN ll. KNAl'l’. firm and 'l‘n-ae
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Builder and Contractor.
“ ork done by the day or mutual.
00b: foot of lIuI‘IlanIl St. on Wat-v. lit). Box til?
dlbw
J (I. (”noun
(Jairpciitc and Builder.
Plan. fumlehcd and Eetimatce given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
‘ Ann eucct, near Main
P O.0 x 443. Sonlh NorwalkCt.
, I.~;I \. s. “080;,
l Organist of the First (,‘on rcgational t 'hurch, Water
bury, Teacher of
Pianoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
702 ly Lock Box 30 P. 0,, NtllIWALK. COW.
Oll\ k ll SING-l II,
ll ERG}! ANT TA 1 Lilli .
12 Railroad Place. So. Norwalli.
Pant. Ioorder 35. 00; Suite to order for 018 0v. lilo--
pairing and cleaning nicely done. an
ATENTS.
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Undertaker & limbo I Iuer.
E No. 4 Knight St. lii'rllili‘m‘c, ‘H’iibl Aux,
38803.0 ' Norwulll, Calm.
1 DR. I‘lctlllslfli.‘ I..
—0'fl(‘l AND HISIDINl‘l-
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK, CONN
other [loan-- Until 9a m, from! II :.I and” . to
8p. 01.; Sundaykdtot p. In
WComnIuniI-ation by telephone II 700
“' . S. KN‘AI’I’,
.A [£01] [’1‘ 1301‘.
I. now preparedlo make plan! and specification
and nupcnntcnd the construction of uildinge
TERMS REASONABLE.
Onion—Taylor a Building: Washington St...
Norwalk l’. ).Box"‘“ 1.5
80.
dltw
VVFST Ntlllll'AlJi.
$8 50.00
W ill buy om acre of land frontmg on the Main
nth-cl, with house containing 8 roomr'. and Barn
The prcmiaen are in condition, well ehaded and
haaconehlorablc frat ton them.
$2.000. 00
W ill buy tcn acre. of land. four of which from on
the Main am It and have on them a bount-
contalain as" roomi- largeham and age house.
The bu ll lnga arc in excellent condition and are
well Ihldcd
owner. will exchange for 'city property. or lfaold,
will allow if desired, part of pun-ham money to re-
main on mortgage.
hire of TAYLOR a 00”)”.
Real Relate and manure la «and 47 Wash
lemon at. Booth «walk. CI.
H. S. ROOD,
Jeweler,
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Waltham,
l-lfiamden Watches,
'0’: Ladle! and limits in gold and like! club.
am alteration av '
MM paid ‘ it. may. III I.-
n. - a- noon,
as late lire...
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Il'in. rpriuu iIIIIvskIII, I 8'. " “ 1:4):
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Fur-lop Dug skin. 7?. l 00
Fine Derby Kid. 1 fill 72 on
Fine Kid. (Dress) 0:), l 2!:
Jenny ton KidIIan-dl l (‘0 l 50
MoEWEN,
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A Fine
Cambric Shirt,
Willi '2 Collars and l pair ('00:,
50 Cents,
Worth $1.00.
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Opposite- (Tiny Ilmel.
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UflLfllBflS’ WATCHES.
I'Ixa’wa'rI-II numnnxo a spacial.“
Harlin-III III.
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
OF ALL KINDS
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Large Stock 01' Columns
for Trimming
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Plate and Sheet Glues.
w—-—-—
Steam Sawing. Planing.
and Tlll'lllt,
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[amber Yard bet-'33“ railroad and caning:-
hill at fut Ill Marshall Street.
South lorwalk. Gena.
Halal, Bailey I. In.
new DRUGS
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DAVID STflW’S.
87, 89, 91 Main St:
U l.’ ST A l RS.
SMITH NHRWALK.
Coach Colors
IN JAPAN.
Ivory Black.
Engllah \‘crmilion.
Indian ltcd.
t‘lIrIIIIII- Yellow,
Ultramarine lllm
VARNISHES.
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FOR. SALE.
Insurance.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
Houses and Lots.
Elinwood Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30.14 Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden,
Elmuond Avenue, LI t 00:200, house quite new,
North 3] lift Sir. I I, . ppnsite III-- LtltliWOOd place, modern improvements,
u I. .-
2,200.
II It
Woodward Atwlltl",
Springwood ,
Day Street.
lillllli'l'lll lllllllilifil
Fire .Life, Accident and Plate Glass
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Bill Hill ill Elillllfl llllllli,
-. 00ml.
Shopafds p on (your, Moon-c Sin --II. tlIrI-e boom-II, rI sue-ctI‘VI-ly, $1, 800, $1,000 null, 000
N" 0.23%.... Spring Slrr't‘l, two liuusca, respectively, $2,200, double house, 4,000
Quictle’lmbhlixi Haviland StreI-,t good house and barn, 4.500
maimed Lin”, , TuropIke, good house and out huildiugc, lot 74x250, 2,000
”\lulium ”WW: M?“ Concord Street, 02,000. West Street, 2,800
_' Taylor Avenue, good house and burn, 3,000
, . ) ' ' '
D 001‘ 01 7 S l alllt and Chapel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
stable, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of [Aug
T ) , , Island Sound from piazza 15 000
a“ I 9
\\ ‘1” I ape] StOl 8! South Main and Raymond Streets lots 65x150, house 17 rooms, good
F Y W ‘ .‘ ‘ burn, all' In good condition. 6,000
04 “I AIR 3 I “It, [31" South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and ham. possession
can be had at once. 0,500
south Norwa'lk. Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement, 4,000
a B 'Id' L t
a nu. an: E or i“, , "g 0 s'
I out hill 0- '2, $1,500, 02,261)
Builders Hardware Summit Street, from $500 to 700
. ’ l Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, 8690 to 1,000
PA I N Ts llloldcn Hill Street and Buyview Avenue (comer) $1,000 and 1,200
’ Taylor A venue. . $250 to 800
. a South Main Street. $400. North Main Street, 2,“
o I I s varn '8 h es. MI- aduw Street, $500. CHIS“ Sm ct, 800
--——~~— Lou Street. $500. Pine Street 600
Berry Bros. llaI d ’lil Finish ‘Rowr- "in road '3 l'iCl't‘l.‘ t, 500
I Spring SIn-I t, *4 )0 In $050
“’irc rltccl Door Mat-n:
Something ncu. bI-t thin: out. E ast N o rwa' k
w. c. QUINTARW -
Ml'slt' ll ALI BLOCK. 0 born Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres, 07,500
. {College Akuc and lloyt Street $2 300. Henry Street, 5,000
,, . ' i Second Avenue, 81000, S? ,000. Cove Street, 2300
Down Again 31“ c . _. , w 1... Wm W,
Th! Plan for Rich or Peer to do the -Ir Trading ‘
in at the Market of w t N l k.
A s. Durand; es 0|" W a.-
(‘.0r Main and llinilund Slit. ,So \‘urwaik llnnw ;.I II B)” I.“ nuns of land ‘2'“
Fwyhmr 0 we“ we Lo”, 5“,“ m, “0qu llnllrtt‘ and BJTD one acre. $850. House and Burn. two acres. 1,350
Steak, :Ic: l’urk Steak. Ho; ShouldIrSIcnk, 1°C.;
Sausage “It: ,sliccd llam, lilo: “hole [lain "0.,
ltndin of llam tic-4108 l’latc Lei-f, 5 to ti; l’nnii
ltmt-ttlkcf,lhc.:ltuaetlluf12- Mutton ('hope. Norwal k-
L'yc; LII-g of Marion, No; Best tormd Bt‘ll In
Town, Mo hr. Lot on l‘u-ldlng III-n". 8!,”
Evertliing ol’ the Best Quality. Lot on Elm St.. 2,500
That can be had.
will find it to your advantage.
anypart or the city, no mailer how small the pur-
chase. l attend to the bneincse myself and will en
dearer to ne'pltlrl‘ all who call
cha r the place corner lllam and Hart.
and sin-I}.
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MIIIIIIHIII 1118.00.
OF NEW YORK,
Bland» ll lbclicadofall other industrial compo
nice in the i aitcd Slam, paying its claim 24 hour!
after the prwfi-I haw hem aunt In the home ofllcc.
The agent of Ibis rompany in
JOSEPH IIEII’NIII,
div: NEXT T0 bKNTlNKL OFFICE.
r. n. NAB]! 0030
Have For Sale .
HEATER,
Which lack. nothing In It. countrnrtlon. either
In durability, economy. working or elmpliclty of
mum or tum for the
cottage or the
are
Alno for the
LEADING RA NGES
plain and with warming CATS} an" IIlII-lf and to
sum rename 82min,
t theplflmudlnl mom. clindaum of
or alorldaaamnei'nall large’m. "
Decorated ”lune.- und 'l‘en Int.
A large men at iron. llama. and portable m.
Illnrletleaoftl WNW “£3
alum cup-momma... a.
mien-I1... mnmiimem “Page”
wanna-Intake «alumnus-em.
"I Bill. at the mom mole.
if Ilurv ll' anyone who want! to
live within lllvll’ nuaue call at my Harbor and you
hood. delivered to
“Ollflr’,b stories and attic , 7 mums, 2} acres. roomy barn lots of good fruit,
prop. rty In cxtI-Ilent condition.
D ' "
arIen .
Farm of to heme, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Two plennant residences within a short diaianoe of Darieu depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it. house, 14 rooms, modern
improvements, barn, ice house, &c., ground. and improvement. in
good condition.
WPenoua lookin 0.5“. In
or their own use, ehou
will prove juat what they wish.
Payment: on moat. of the above listed
arty will be made only.
WWW
Rubber Stamps.
hibillon at room.
9carefully drawn, and title. to real property numbed.
ACKOWLEDGIIENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
neuritis.
EUROPEAN PASPORTB OBTAINED.
Middle Five Mile River.
moo
05.000
8.000
One of l acre, good house and out buildings 5.000
F arm 8.
Near the city with comfortable houm on them in quantity from 15 to 40
Prion from 05,000 to 018, 000
Cran berry P Ian 0 8.
Five and one half men. home 20:28 8 rooms, new barn, with null»
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. 32,100
r Buildingl Site. or Improved Property for luvs-amen.
they not nee In the lint anything to cult. are Invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have something not listed that
1.]
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp tbmpany. Sample. on ex-
DE’E’DE, MORTGAGE. RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of IOWAGES
wean NEOOTIATED AND MONEY IWD in cafe Ind reliable
mmauunnrs for New York paper. noelvadaad promptly attended to
ravtoaibotnzu.
Norwalk Chronicler