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MORE OF TULLAMORE,
All Will Romain Quint Until the Glass-
I“ of Parliament—liming Belief
tbs Pour-lather lol’adden's Coll-
"HIM! foreign News.
LOW. Jan ill. ~Derapite thrmunou
but, indultrlonaly circulated, that
m llll l0“ Ireland for the mull
Fulton. when be It remain sonic tuna
dsavcringto recover is health, it I» mu
mooted that hlsrqurleddepal turc LsIIII
asubtcrfugeto escape tin-est, Mr. OBI-inn as
wall as his frlcnth believing that Nepali
mind t, f. vomlnguosoon n Ier
mWWmndW in 'l‘nllamorn jail,
MIMI. fataltohim. Howill prohabl,l Io-
Maoist, Mormnntil the openinl
parkland. lt has bsengiven out semi fil-
chlly that Mr. O‘Brien will not be molt
by the authorities for anything be may] ve
Ildor dais priortohis armt fondled ing
stthn Mitchelnown meeting and “his subsc-
qnsnt conviction and incarceration, IhIEugh
unp-
Mr.
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rely
anyinfraction of the crimes act of thcl be
may boguilty iotlie'future will, it ism
followed by immediate punishment but The
Freeman's Journal asserts that ll warrant for
Ilium was placed in the hands of the po-
liooon Why. If this be truawnud there
is no reason to doubt it—the editor of Untited
[Milli W better absent himself frou the
linked for a seamn than to take
tho chances, in his present state of hcalth, of
svadlng arrest in Ireland. '
lord Salisbury will receive tomormw a
most important deputation to represent to tho
prmier the condition of the working «arm
Cardinal Manning and Lord Herschel will be
among the speakers presenting the case of the
starving unemployed and the scarcely luore
fortunate ill paid employed, and it isexpictod
that the pranicr will intimate his intention to
recommend some action on the part of par-
liament to alleviate their mfferiugn i
The trial of Callan and Harkins, the alleged
will begin on Wednesday. jf'ol.
’ , inspector of explosives, has; con-
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eluded a no '83 experiments with the d ynalmito _
found among the effects of Callas and oil the
' occupied by both of the prisoners,
with the result of ascertaining that it is «if the
most powerful kind known among thc various
gradesof that compound. llod therc plrovi-
ously been any doubt of the conviction of
them men, this discovery would Icmnvc it,
since the strongest point of defend- mmlle by
the prisoners’ counsel at the prcliuunarjl ex-
amination was that the socnllol expllm'vo
found in their possession was rcnll y harmless
father McFaddon's Conviction.
DUBLIN, Jan. 31. ~Excitcmcnt ha». r'nlen to
white heat at Dunfanaéhy oI er thc convic-
tIOn and sentence yesterday of lather Mc-
Fadden to three months‘ imprisonment. luId II
serious collision between thc cxnswrnml pm»
pie and the police is inImim-ut. lchguilurco-
mania of police have been hastily sunuupuul.
and to offset their addition in thc [ulcscut
strength of the constahulary. tho Imple have
dispatched messengers to scour the surrIlqud-
ingcountry and summon every available? quu
to swell the crowd by his presence.
Summonses were served ycstcrdny upon
Father Kennedy and cight farmers of Much“
for having been present at a suppressed Inset-
ing of the National lmgue at that place, in
violation of the crimes act. Eight othelr per-
son were summoned for attending a pilohib-
itsd heating at Kanturk
A Our Killer Kills Himself.
Lama, Jan. ill—The St. James’ Coretta
mys it hsauthentic advices from St. litters-
bin-gthatauarmyoflicsr, whobadhecn shot
lathnnglmofthsbeart, wastakentoahos
plhl, when the doctors declared that his
wound was mortal. The officer theniupon
admitted thatho had shot himself in order to
avoidthsnaceaity ofshooting the czar; He
said he was a member of a secret society
which had balloted to docidewbo shoulll lin-
dartake to Minnie the czar, and the Ihoice
ind falkn upon him Several persons lo the
hospital who overheard part of the commission
were imnmdiately arrested. Two physicians
who were present on duty were liberated after
promising to keep the contagion a secret. The
full confswon was taken in writing by the
authorities.
Ilado'lnsano by Poisoned Pooch
Dunn, Jan 31.-’l’he family of a funnel
named Doyle,consistiug of father, mother,
so imbecile son and three daughters. inhabit—
ing an isolated house near Killnrncy, lxlcnme
insane Sunday evening from the effects of
eating poisonous food. During thc night they
foughtonoanothor like wild beasts, blaring
their clothing and cutting their flesh horribly.
The sun was found dead in the pig III y yester-
day morning, his body nearly naked III d his
facaanfiroly eaten away by the pigs, while
the others were discovered in a semi-nude
“08,1011 fighting, in the home. They were
mod to an asylum, where they went pro-
nounced incur-ably insane. The father; it is
thought, willdio from the ell'ects of his in-
jurlm
An malignant German.
Pans, Jan. 3L—A German named Brandt,
alleged to be a spy in the employ of the Ger.
man government, altered the 011109 pf La
France yesterday and penetrated to tile edi-
Wromwherehetrled to shoot tile edi-
tor, I. Nlcol, with a revolver. He was sound
and dimmdbefore he coulddlschan ehIs
weapon, but not without a severe strEgglo.
Brandt declared that he wanted to she M.
Nicol in ordsr to avenge the attacks of IA
Francs upon Germany.
has Killed and ‘llIirty-dvo Injured.
Milan. 3l.-—-A railway collisil bo-
twomamail and a freight train ocl
nsarlichlhuknycsterday, by which three
mm killed and thirty-live injul
a Blow In "Cat Throat" “ML-
Wnnas‘nu,’ Pa, Jan. 31. —The at
ass-of tllofltout Coal company agent a
mummdme [on strikodntho
Wuglmwm y Jud e 'ood.
wu-dysasrdsyln favor ofthe tonaiigtal'l‘helf
lsasosprovldsthatlncaseof non-pay‘m to!
untthstsnaubmtoconfeal judgrn t in
anamlcablssultofcjsctmsnt. Theimlgedo-
cidsdtlmtasultof ejecunenthnot III ami-
uhlsaotluandthatthe tonantscould not
«If. M in that way, tinnitus
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1'03 correct the Records.
WW Jan. aL—Mr. sealant In-
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THEV3 REMOVED THE BRIDGET
All ”W to from, Notify the
Crow at a Boning Train.
Cmcaoo, Jan. 31.—Thedlssstsrcathelaks
Shore and Michigan Bentham railroad near
Pine Station, Ind, twenty miles east of Chi.
cage, on Sunday, was as follows: For some
time the bridge over the Little Calumet river
has been considered 1min, and It was deter-
mined to replace it by u new structure on
Sunday. Early In the morning work was be:
gun, and by 0 o clock nothing was left of the
old bridge but the girders and rails. A danger
flag was hung at the west and of the bridge
and a female placed on the track about
tncotyrmlsfurthor on. At 9:11! a through
freight, in charged CmductorKr‘ceslermnme
thundering along from Elkhart The en-
glneor had no knowledge of the repairs that
were being made on the bridge, and for some
unaccountable ran-oaths tuxedo did not on
[dads and give him warning. His first inti:
motion of danger wasths glimpse he taught
of thored flag. Hastily reversing the engine
he looked ahead, saw the frantic gesticulutiom
of the workmen, and jumped from the cob,
closely followed by the firemen The engine
[used over the girders with safety , but just
as it reached the other side the beams fell and
thetencarswereplledomonwpof theothsr
upon the ice in the river The first four cars
were loaded with coal, then came a tank of
naphtha. followed by five cars of coke Mr.
Coder, of Elkhart, was lrmkcmau upon one
of the first cars, and his body now lies at the
bottom of the heap of ruins A wrecking
party soon arrived and began clearing away
the debris While thus cugaged'the naphtha
tank exploded, seI emly buming Comluclor
Kroalcr. The wreck Wfill all removcd and the
‘bridgo repaired by-i o'clock in the aftcnioon
and trains are now running. The love to the
company on cars and stock both will prob-
ablybe Tull), the rolling stock Icing fully
insured. it
A VICTIM 0F HYDROPHOBIA.
Frightful Death of \l’llllam Bowen, Altar
Ilia Fight with It Dog.
ATLANTA, (in. Jan. 31. «A most shocking
death from hydrophobia has just occurred
near this city. Two months ago ll 01qu
Bowen, 20 years old was met by a large (lug,
which sprang upon him. A desperate fight
ensued between the man and thcbrutc, in
which Bowcnsclothm were literally tom to
shreds. He finally succeeded In llhlpaufhlflg
the dog, but not until ho had laurratcd his
hand and sun terribly, the flesh being torn
open to the bone.
He had the wound dressed and It. healed
rapidly. No thoughts of further trouble were
eubrrtaincd until last Saturday, when be com-
pluinnl of nausea, and boon after was taken
with spasms and Income delirious. The
[ulrnxysms continued up to the last moment,
and when water or a light was brought near
him he would bowl and whine. while he foamed
at the mouth and exhibitcd ever) sign of
hydrophobic in its most aggravated form.
ForIIIcuty- six hours this horriblc suffering
continual, when he (1ch All the neighlmr-
hood is in II terrible state of cxcitcmcnt (H'i'r
llIc Ix‘currouce,nud a war upon dogs isin
prugrcss.
Promoted by Treasurer Fitzgerald. :
ALBANY, Jan. :ll.——(‘ol. Philo ll. Backus
has bccu promoted by State Treasurer Fitz-
gcrul-l to be cashier at the state treasury.
Col. llnrkus IIusuntil rcccutly secretary of
tin Dc 11le ruth state compultcc He Is nido—
dcwaIIIpou the staff of CouIIIunIdcr-uI-c hie!
Ron. Oil the (v. x\ lL
Pacific Railroad 'I'clegrapbs.
Wasmsmos, Jon. :ll.-—-'l'he house commit—
tee on Ixistofllccs has agreed to favorably
report the bill of Mr. Anderson, of Kansas,
requiring all the subsidized railroads to com-
ply with their charters, and operate the Ielo
graph system for the benefit of the people.
A Leading New Hampshire Physician.
Museums, N. 11., Jan. :ll.-—Dr. George
A. Crosby, onoof the most prominent physi-
ciaus in the state, died yesterday’ from con-
gestion of the brain after two weeks" illnem,
aged 57.
Death of an Eminent Botanlst.
BOSTON, Jan. 31.——Asa Gray, the eminent
botanist, professor of botany at Harvard col-
lege for many years and author of numerous
works, died of paralysis last night, at the age
of 77 years. He had been ill for some time.
Defeated by a Woman.
Euros, P3,, Jan BIL—Annie Oakley dc
feated William Graham hero yedcrday in a
twenty- -fivc bird match for can. The score
was: Miss Oakley,‘ ’4; Graham, 10.
Death of a Society leader.
VII:II',POR1' ll. 1., Jan 31. ~Mm Alice Pot—
tor. wife of Mr. l1‘rank H. Potter, of New
York, died very suddenly yesterday at the
Adams mttage, on Catherine street
CONDENSED NEWS.
The senate postolfico has appointed Means.
Sawyer, Saulsbury and Chase a sub commit-
tee on the subject of postal telegraph.
Both houses of the New York legislature
passed the bill amending the charter of
Auburn so as to relieve the boudemmu of City
Tmmrer Stupp from liability for the $2"; .
”deposited by Stupp in the burstcd First
National bank of that city.
Jefferson Davis has written to the Mississippi
legislature declaring his inability to accept
the invitation recently extended him to ad-
dress that body.
Joseph Bulling shot and killed his wife year
torday at St. Joseph, M0.
The state debt of Mamehusottc is 831,429,-
no, to meet which the resonrcm are 831,901,-
576.
The retail grocers of' the United States will
hold I. pure food exhibition at AIIIIII’y early
in the summer.
John Wilkins and one of his six wives were
arrested on Bunday at Scambles, Minn, and
taken to St. Paul.
John West, who was shot at Knoxville,
Tenn, Sunday, in an wait on Elliot Rule,
11 The Journal, died yesterday. There is
some chance for Rule to recover.
John Welch, Edward Williams and Edward
Khnbcrloy, arrested in Baltimore, are charged
with cutting the throat of Rose Chaney,
Welch’s housekeeper
A passenger train ran into II freight train
yesterday at Indianapolis, seriomly injuring
the freight engineer. The brakes failad to
work.
Bythsburnlngof alarm house near its-
novs,Pa., Bundaynlghhthoyearandabalf
grandsonof Alrabamlimllwasbornad
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EOHQEG FROM THE 8700‘“:
tag to the
human, Pa, Jan. 31.».Advioul bum tho
ooalxegioas Iegiomstreugthm the ballet thatthsro
arenasigusofthoondoftbesh'lke. The
minersshow npngmcfyielding,sofarastho
Reading corporation is concerned, and the
only indications of discontent among them are
shown by those who are offered by the opor-
ators of individual collisries the wages
demaudul. A majority of this class of
miner-II are still ready to work, believing that
the advanced basis of wages to the only one
involved, but they are held In idleness by the
irdlucnoe of the greater number of minors
who are employed at the Reading company's
colliories, and who are refused the advanced
wages. The influence of the railroad strikers
also mntinnes to be felt in deterring the
miuem at indiv idual llieriee from returning
to work, even at
railroad ntrikers' ob . '
working is that whale r cos] they cut must
be shipped over the
No anthracite coal receives! in this
city since last Friday, none was moved
over the Reading road yesterday. Two trains
of coal, of protmbly 150 cars in all, which are
mortal, will be roshippod from this point to
several furnaces that are on the verge of
blowing out The coke trains that were tied
up for several days on the East Pennsylvania
and Lelmuon Valley roads by the snow block:
ode are being forwarded to their destination-I.
A number of miners puma] tlIrough6horr at
noon ycstcnlny , from the ore mines along the
East lcnusylvania railroad, bound for the
coal regions. These men have been working
for ninety cents per day, and say that they
will risk any danger for what appears to them
to he princely wages-$2.71).
Socialists Sentenced.
llruux, Jan. 31.~1’he trial of Socialists
charged with being IIIcIIIbcrs of II secret rev-
olutionnry society was concludul III l’oscu
,I'cstcnlny. Four of the prisonurs were ac:
quilted and the others Wore convicted and
suItonceIl as follows: Slavinsky. tIvo yours
and nine months in prison: Witkmvski and
KouopiIled, ouch two years and six months,
and hicrkmciki and Jnmichewshi eighteen
months each. 3
Nearing the End of Life.
wa Your, Jan. 3L~Thero was no mate-
rial chango ycstcrdny in the condition of
James licdputh, the Ivcll known journalist
and lecturer. lie was able to swallow a little
food, but no hopes are eutcrtniucd of his
recovery, and he is liable: to du- at any
moment. Mn. lledputh has bow conscious
since his stroke of paralysis, though it has
deprived him of the power of speech.
The Banks and the “'llklus Bill.
WasnlxuroxJan. :ll.—ln the house you--
tcrdny, Mr. Burlington, of l'cnnsylvania, ,
intrulucul II bill providing that every bunk
taking advantage of the law propml by tho
“'ilkins bill, and rcceiviug circulation in the3
full par value of the bonds denuded with -’
the treasury, shall not withdraw their circula-
tiun until the IImtnrilyof the lundsdeimilul.
A Victim of Speculation.
YouK. Pa, Jun. fill—James Buchanan
Wolsh committal suicide by shooting himself,
in the forehead at his rvsIIlI-ucc hcrc yI-ster- I
day. lic had lived ulonc. living unmarried.
The dcconsul Ivusu slumuthIr on the stock
market, and it Is generally sum-wed belost
heavily. which prcycd upon his mind and
led bun to commit the rash act.
An [ix—Convict Fatally Shot. ‘,
NEW YORK. Jan. :ll.—Patrick Mecghon, an E
exconvict, was fatally’ shot last night by
Patrick King, in the latter: saloon, No. 4lii
West Twenty-sixth street. bleeghnn was
threatening to shoot King. because King had ,
forcibly taken from him some money stolen '
by Meaghan from II customer. and King fired
in self defense.
The I'm-II Ended.
CHARLESTON, W. \‘a. Jan. :t1.—lt looks
now In if the trouble In Logan county has ter—
minated, and that peace and safety will reign
instead of tupiult and bhmdshed, as has been
the case fnr “’t‘v‘kfi post. lloth tho belligerent
factions have disbanded, and It is not prob
able that they will reorganize.
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llr. ll uslein.» IIIcnIul condition is consid-
ered mmc and mom unfamrablo, and he is
under purtznl restraint.
TRADE .BU LLETIN.
New York Money and Produce \larket
Quotations. }
Rn Your. Jun. 31- Money closed at 3 per
“BL, the lowest and also highest rate of the day.
“change closed steady; posted mIcs lower,
M.&’>®4.87; actual rates, 34.50.304.804} for sixty
days and $433ngqu for demand. (lovem-
Inenls closed steady; cumncy lie, 119 bid; is,
coup. 1267. bid; digs, (10.. 1% bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: L‘niou
firsts, 1138.116; Union land grants 101mm;
Union sinking fundleTCL‘ll'J; Controls, “mild
The stock market this morning was fairly
active,whilc the tone was firm, and prices re:
corded fractional advances in most cases by mid
day. After 1‘.’ o‘clock, however, there was con-
siderable pressure to sell the anthracite coal
stocks. This imparted a weaker feeling, and by
12:51) prices had lost most of the morning's ad-
vance. The coal stocks were the most active and
also the weakest. The grangcr stocks were tlm
next most active. After 12:1!) the markctwas
steadler. and by lo‘clock lprlccs were agaln nt
theblghest point. The market continued Ilnu
after midday, but the changes were slight, and
dealings without feature. The closing figures
were generally the best of the day, The ad
vanccs ranged from K101“ percent. Thelalca
for the day amounted to 217,876 shares. .
General Harm
Raw You. Jan. wJ—PIDUR—Closcd steady,
and without decided change, winter wheat utra,
32.900400: Minnesota (10., 82. 0005; city mill
extra, ammo. Ohio extra, ammo.
Southern flour closed steady; common to choice
extra. ”Mn.
WHBAT—Optlona were dull and weak, closing
barely steady at We. decline. Spot lots closed
“c. lower. Spot sales of No. 1 red state atm
Ola; No. 2 do.,wc.; No.2 rod winter, me; an:
graded red, Willa: No. 2 red winter, Jan. 00
me; do., resume. bid; (10., March, m.
bid.
cons—Options were quiet and l , clog:
ingatadecllneofific. Bpotlotsclo'soddull, and
W- lower. Spotsalcaoflfdtmlxsdatuc .
ungrsdsd do. 50500le No. I mixed, Feb.
mania "March, W. bid; (10.. Nay. 61o. bid.
as were dull and weak closing
)«u‘c. wer. Spotlotsclosodnnnand ‘
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higher. Bpotsalesof 110.1th flats at 61.
49s.; ll. it 110., 419mm, No.8 mind,hb..
with: 60-. mum
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Ben) BIos. ”ill d (H! Finish. D“) SW” 3:00”
l 0101 Im- Sin-c1. Um 0' houses f't‘SIN I lively, $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
3.3"“ “.9 Slel'l “our Mills, :SpriI g Strut too hcuscu rupee-lively, 2200, double house, 4,000
‘ [luvi Ian I Strut-,1 good hnusc and born 4 500
Shnmnng “3333' [3303333333333]! ‘ iTurankm good house and not building” I 1. 4x2 '30 2.000
a II t . , _
Wa c. Q U I N T A R 0’3 l Concord Stroll, $2,000. West Street, 2:800
Mpg“: 11.41 i mm It Taylor Avcnuc good house and born, 3,000
__IChnpel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
stable, giouuds spacious and well shaded. a charming View of Long 3
Island Sound from piazza, 15,000
318,31 8 “337203; South Main and Raymond Strccts lot: 0le ’IO, housi- 17 rooms, good
. l burn, all' In good condition 6,000
‘ ,,,,, ,.. ESouth Main Sirccl I, about 0 acres, good houseuud barn, pussessiou
WOOD MANTELS ; can be bad at once 0,500
DOORS 'l‘oncord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4,000
9 l
. SASH, BLINDS, 3 B " d'
am weep won uI mg _ ots.
“P “1.5“” 3 W est Sllf’t‘l. 333’ $1,500, 02,23)
‘ Summit Street, from $000 to 700
Pianoforw, 0'33!“ and ”mm.“ ! [Air ”'0 Sllwlt (ll (.0llllllll8 Elmwond Avenue and Bayvicw Avenue $090 to 1,000
“Dr T I'lllllllill" Golden llIll Street and Bsyvicw Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
.'. l'l‘sylor Avenue. $250M 800
—; iSoutlI Main Street. $400. North Main Street, 2 000
Plate and 3119‘” Glass. 5 Meadow Street, 8500. Cross sweet, 3900
T"""?"‘”"“" ' ' Low Strccf, $500. Pine Street, 000
. Slc- llll Milling. l’lIIIuIIg, in»... um road2 acre lot. 500
and Tlll'llill". 13""“3 5”“ “"0 “‘ ”5“
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Lumlwr \‘anl ht‘l\;:"t“‘;lizil.ilffl-Iil :md mmugc ast O rwa -
Mn] {II [MI 01‘ Marshall 81ml}. 0 born AI cnuc mansion and cottage. two acres, $7,500
lCuItcge Avenue and lloyt Street $2. 300. Henry Street, 5,000
South NOI‘Walk Conn ’Second Avenue, $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street 2.800
E l], B 1] & c AVan 7.4! It Avenue. 2,000
_ A3 3‘ ” 3W3 Home III II Burn ten acres of land, $2,600
N Ew D R U cs Home and Burma one acre, 8850. House and Burn, two acres, 1,360
Norwalk
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Cor. West Avenue and llullcr Slrcel,
NORW ALK, CONN.
Odin: flours—Um" tun. . from I In; and . to
8p ..;III Sundays—holy. In
”Communication by telephone.
“r s. KNAI'I‘,
ARCH I’J‘EC’I‘.
Is now preparcd 10 make plans and II location
and superintcnd the construction of uildlngr
TERMS BEASONAIII l).
Omen—Taylor s [Building Wsshington 51..
Norwal k. Box . '75. any
“11!)
30.
WEST NOBWALK.
$850.00
Will buy one new of land fronting on the Main
strccl, with bound containing 8 rooms and Barn.
The pl’t'lnlm are in good condition.well shaded and
has considomblc fruit on than
$2,600.00
Will buy (on non-a of land. four of which from on
the Iain «two! and lave on theme agood houu
containing 11 rooms large ham and carriage house.
The buildings am in exccllcut condition and on-
woll shaded
anm will exchange for city property, or lfsold.
will allow if desired pan of purchase money to II»
main on mortgage.
Hire of TAYLOR d; HOLDEN.
Real Estaui- and lmlnonrsncc A nut. “and 47 Wash
lemon 241.. Itonth orwalk. CI.
H. s. ROOD
Jeweler,
“DEALER Iii—t
Elgin,
Waltham,
l-lamden Watches,
l’or ladies and (mm III cold and silver casts.
'WM mutton paid to the upalrlag of Ian
I P. H. NASH 65330
B. 3. $1001)...”
m u lots mu
“Watthamn [Ola
We have now received II full supply of new drugs,
and lame Inspection and trial. Today we an:
better fquIshcd than ever with all that goes to make
up a first class dmg'atorc and the public can be as-
sured of the freshest stock from which to have
Prescrillius Gnmluunlall
Al short notice and and In the most skillful man
G30. 0. sunnson.
THE
Metropolitan Ins. in.
OF NEW YORK,
stands at the head of all other industrial comps:
uh:- In the United States, paying Its claims 24 hours
ancr lhe proofs have hcc'n mu Io the home offlc c.
Thc ogcm of this company III
JOSEPH Llill’NlK,
NEXT T0 SKNTINBL OFFlCB.
have!“ an. a
HEAT E Re
Which locks aothlng lnlts construction. either
in durability. sconotny. working or simplicity of
management are m the II in me forthc-
couagsor the Inaason. also tori-a the
LEADING RANGES
plain and with warming cm; moi shelf and Is
SELF FEEDING STOVE,
f the Iorordini room. chose: nova-of
or wall shufornxsmllorhrgc
Decorated Dlaacr and Tea lots
All Mothebolmsnd
almmmummr’; max «and
Middle'Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2! acres, roomyzbarn, lots of good fruit,
pmpclty In excellent condition,
Darien.
Farm of 40 noun, 2 houses, largo barn, well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Two pleasant residences within fl short distance of 3 Dorian depot, one of 10
acrcs, stIeauI of water running through it, house, 14 rooms, modern
improvements, barn, icc house, &c., grounds and improvements in
good condition.
One of 1 acre. good house and on. buildings
Farms.
Near the on y with oomfmlable bonus on them in quantity from 15 to 40
some. Prices lmm $5,000 to 0180”
Cranberry. Plains.
Five and one half acres. house 20x28. 8 rooms, now barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit. $2,700
“Persons lookin for Building Sites or Improved Proport for Investment
or “legit own use, ohoul IN they not see in the but anything to sultjro Invited to call
and make known what they” would like, an we may have something not listed that
will prove just what they wish.
Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be Winona easy.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company. “in” on u.
hibltlon at rooms.
DEEDS. liolt‘l‘llAGl-Xi, RELEABIE and ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGE
carefully drawn, and titles to real property searched.
ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY lNVmD la safe and railshls
securities.
EUROPEAN PABPOBTB OBTAINED.
ADVER‘HSEIENTB for New York moon received and promptly alto-M to
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