~ amnion rm
mm antacid TOTHE islsfl
[fit-flame course otsmv.
annual loaning and Archbishop Walsh
W on Interference on the Part
I the Vatican—rho noine Balers Win
3W Their Own Battles.
W, Feb. film-The intimptlou 1:14;;
5 M at the in iis since
m yigflnzywhompog receive! yerten
W,“ it woukl bepouible to settle the
[thou-dial upon lines identical with those
lormiag the hall! 01 the settlement of the
Vatican's diilerem with Prussia, has mused
a W deal of suppressed exciieuwnl,awl
excited albumin diacunion in church circles
ill Rant. and will doubtlea excite an intent:
W (I un'prbe and dinnay among
“Wand people when the speech
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a thrown that Cardinal Manning, Arch-
”We“: and many other English and
mm to any interference on
tbeprtoftbevatieaalnlrish political mat-
‘ in, and will exert themselves to the ethane
unnofflery podbllity to prevent his holi-
ne-tromorderingthe Irish clergy to cease
' the home rule cause on the strength
In. WI "port,
A m large majority of cthe Catholi
elwgy in Irahad are natives oi’ the country,
W they uro'not unanimous in support of
home rule. Almost without exemption the
I“ print who are opposed to home rule
have W boycotted by their pnr'nhioners,
and thb tact angers ill for the success of any
allort mtbe part of the vatican tocompoi
the W to sink itl patriotism in do
votion totha church and blind «audience to
the 00de it! head. if the popeatp
tempt to withdraw the clergy from the home
rulefightthepeoplawill healmost certain to
curt a narrator pasture upon them that they
will not be able to withstand, though such
presume would hardly be numy in most
uses, since disregard of the vatican’s behest
"would be the rule among the clergy rather
than the exception ,_
Thin is the situation which it is believed
Cardinal Manning and' his colleagues have
prummdtoh'nbolineav,andit instobe
seen whether the wise counsel c
My Will prevail over the or dent desire
(I the v'atican to curry favor wit the English
government at the expensooi he rendering
clergy and laity of Ireland.
Salli!“ Satisfied with (ilmlntuno.
DUBLIN, Feb. 2,—Mr. T. D. Sullivan, in a
speech immediately after his release from
'i‘ullarnore prbon, admitted that he had at
mtimedesiredu greater measure of indo
pendenoe for Ireland, but be now thought
Mr. Gladstone's proposals a fair compromise,
which would unite the two nations in [race
andgoodfellowship. ‘
John L. Sullivan's lie-ply.
LONDOX, Feb. fan—John L. Sullivan has re-
plied to the notice of Smith‘s lockers accept—
inghiscballenge, stating that he prefers to
fight Smith in the regulation prize ring with
bare knuckles, a limited number of spectators
mpmnting each side to be prcscut. The
time which would best suit his convenience,
he says, would he a fortnight after his fight
with Mitchell ‘ ___
MORLEY AND RIPON.
A Demonstration in Dublin
Without Precedent.
Dir-Luv, Feb. 2.-—The reception to Mr.
Jdnla'layandliord Ripoa in Dnblinlast
ovarian war one ot the most magnificent
W ever With“ here. But for
the runarkable display made on the departure
of Lord Aberdeen it might be described as
unmounted Attertbe presentation ofad-
dr-a at Kingwon the distinguished guests
were met by a torchlight procession of trades,
whicboompiadtwohotnsinpaming a given
point, and escorted to the residence of er-At-
tornay (lanai Walker. .
Later in the evening a inception was given
by In. Dwyer Gray at Pembroke house, at
which one guests were entertained These, so
in speak, are n'mply preliminaries. The real
him will begin this afternoon with the
Mtinn of the freedom of the city, and a
W meeting at Daimler hall in the evening.
Tomw addrmes from various bodies will
be patented at the Mansion house. and Mr.
Hurley and Lord Ripou will be entertained
by the lord mayor at luncheon. in the evening
mud converaazione will be held in hamster
Almost
Ir. T. D. Sullivan, the cx-lord mayor, took
partiutbe protrusion, in which he made a
mriking figure, seated between Mr. Morley
and lad Ripon. He will lift’sllli: at the
’ meeting tonight.
A Kentucky Doctor's Fatal Shots.
Baansrows, Ky., Feb. 2.—Ed Hickman, a
am at Dr. J. A. Hickman, a prominent physi-
gland tblsplace,was shot three times and
killed byDrJ. B. lit-Gee. The killing took
place in the Cmtral hotel at ll o‘clock. The
mbadbeeuouhadtermsmmlliickmanhad
bondriaking. He used some odensive epi-
thet: in reference to McGee, and the latter
vied what he meant by them. Hickman
drewaknife and attempted to cut McGee,
buthsfore becould dentin» pistol halls
Ind by lcheatook elect in Hickman's body,
andthethirdeateredhishead.andhe
dropped dead. Dr. Notice is a dentist, and
atprueutinterual revenue storekeeper. lie
mentored to the authorities.
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‘1'. Anus! the Ionian Law.
Wananl. Y., Feb. 2.-Tbe committee
appointedbytbe synod of NewYorkof the
Prwbyterlancburchatitslast annualseuion
imamidouofthemarriage laws,haa just
petitiuedbythkautbority the present sea—
deudtbelagielam They-sir formntahle
anndanntatotlnmarriageiawsotliew
kauate forbidding, under proper sanctions,
tlleadunninliouofmarriage-betweenminm
“them“! or guardians;
Wary“ marriagelleemaad
mm. money of existing provi-
“mmmddlvorce.
, Mill Advantage of the Situation.
Ir. Jill, N. 8., Feb. a4»:- several days
WW cruiaw,Dream,harhern
mar-Ma at at Andrewr’ bay,and Maine
”hunk-lumen“ of her mis-
‘ tendinitis the three mile limit.
NEW” AND “MICK” AGAIN.
1. W ‘ .
r» narrowing W ol the crew
at the arm Wm- "
Nrw Tonal-b. [misled “annually
#6 “mu“... yoga? ahipm
att- ‘ , y on ship
Hellman. from Bubadoa. It was related
by Capt. Young, of the British bark Little
Perry, which took all from the shattered
balk at the Watt- the only two survivors of
her crew 01 twenty-eight men. The Watts
hft Philadelphia for Japan on Oct. ii, and
was capsized of! the Bahamas in ahurricana a
week later. A giant sea swept every man
from the deck. All but air were drowned
outright, and these caught hold of a part of
the lorecartie and managed to cling to it ai
night. At down they saw the water logged
hull of the Watts about a quarfbr of a mile
to windward. With fragments of opera for!
cars they rowed for thirtyvsir hours without
food or drink, and brought the flimsy raft
within a few hundred yards of the wreck.
Younglifr. Barge-neon at theowner of
the ship, delirious from his suderings, fancied
he raw land near, and, mying he was going to
walktoit,steppadofltbe raft into the sea.
Ho swam a few minutes, and then suddenly
went under, as if he had been seized bya
lhark. An lrishman,boidlng the end of a
line between his teeth, undertook to swim to
the ship. He rank with the same precipitancy
asyounfillurgea A Russian metaslmilar
fate,an another nllor, too weak and er
bansted to hold on to the raft, was washed to
hisdaatb. ~ .
Henry Magnus and Oscar Linn, Swedes,
were left alone on the raft. The sight of
ravenou» sharks that swarmedaround warned
them against attempting to swim to the
wreck. They broke pieces of plank from the
top of the raft and rowed all night. They
clnmbercd aboard the hull at down. The
parting of the rigging caused the ship to rise
to a level keel once more. The famishcd
sailorruen found two cask: of fresh water in
good condition in the fmecastle, anda box of
codilsh. They lived for several weeks on this
The cargo then began to break up and float
fro the hatches, and they helped themselves
to the eotablc port of it. After being thirty-
one days on the bulk they were picked up by
the Lizzie Perry. That did not end their
hardships, however, as the Lizzie Perry was
wrecked twenty days later on the Barbadoes
Islanda Everybody got ashore without in
jury. The hapless Swedes exiled in the brig
Mary Bartlett from Barbados to Cienluegos,
and may be here next week if the Mary Bart—
lett has not been wrecked.
BIG BLAZE IN BUFFAL .
The Total lavas. it in Estimated, Will
Belch. 01.500.000.
Bertram, Feb. a—The large dry goods
5mm of Barnes, Hengerer & ('10., on Main
street, betwoen Swan and Seneca streets, um
fire in the basement yesterday, and in an
incredibly shgrt time the flames were sweeping
through the lower part of the building and
leaping up the stairways to the upper stories.
A general alarm was sounded, but before a
single line of bone was laid the building was
all ablaze, and in lean than half an hour it
was a complcllt wreck. The building was five
stories high, " n dsotne iron front, and
extended through from Main to Your] streets.
The dry good»; lirm employed about 430 per-
sons, iuclmiinga large number of girls When
the fire started runny of the clerks had gone
to dinner. and there were but low custmuers
in the store. Them warn many narrow cs-
cam.
'1 Soon afterWnrd the mile iron from '«m
Main street fell with a cmb. The Pearl
street front had fallen Seven minutes after the
alarm had sounded. in the meantime the
ilrehadextendedupasfaras the Third Na-
tional bank, on the corner of Swan street.
and the stores between that and Glenny’s
crockery establ‘nhment were all blazing in
front. At the mine time the intense heat
had cracked the windows in the storm on the
opporiteaideof Main and Pearl struts, and
rtreamsof water weife poured in, badly dam:
aging thebuildings andgooda At lp.m.
theflrewasundercontrol. The total loan is
$1,500,000. Barnes, Hengerer a: Co. are in-
sured for mom, and the building is in»
sored for $00,000.
' The Big Strike.
Porrmvrum, Pa, Feb. 2.--lt beginsto look
asifthehigstrikewere about tocollapse as
suddenly as it commenced. Therewas cer-
tainlya serious break in the ranksof the
strikers yaterday. it "occurred ammg the
minersernployed intbe individual collieries
about Shenandoah and in the Philadelphia
andfieading Coal and Iron company’s coi-
lieries, also at Mahanoy City. At the former
place the William Penn mine started up with
400 men out of a total of 800, and the Kohley's
run vi'ith‘oveerout of a total of 300. At
the latter place the North Mabanoy resumed
work with a respectable force, andthe Suffolk
and Tunnelridge mines bad comiderable ac-
cessions to the numbers that have been at
work there since the beginning of the week.
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Arrest of Female Broker Hendricks. -
Lancasnn, Pa, Feb. 2.—Mrs. Hendricks.
tbePhiladelphia female broker, who disap
peared from the clty after having duped
many confiding women out of over Slain“),
was arrested at Middletown by Officer Crook,
of Philadelphia. on warrant charging her
with swindling. \\ n theofllca' called at
the residence in Middletown where Mrs. Hen-
dricks was stopping he was informed that she
was sick and could not be seen. The officer
tarried around the house, and in a short time
saw her go by in a sleigh. lie hailed the
conveyance and served his warrant. Mrs.
Hendricks was taken before a justice and
gave bail for a hearing in Philadelphia.
A Deadlock lu luubetb.
Bunsen, N. J., Feb. a—m city hall
warpacked with people last night, and the
city council again failed to organize. Eight
bailout were taken for president. John C.
Rankin, the New York printer, received eight
Sepnhliean votes every time, while the Demo
oral-cast aeven blanks, and Noyes voted for
Councilman Drake. The council adjoumed
withoutdate. Thopolieehavenot beenpaid
fortwomonths. Tradenneu who sell to the
city areclamorlng for money, and the street
improvements are at a standstill, while the
cltyharnotpaiditsquotaof taxes. 00.000, to
the county for last year. -,
No Pity for liar Daughter.
, Feb. a—Klira Doughty, a
mmdwyurndroppeddaad inarhanty
on Newark avenue on Tuesday night; ltwar
. nrpecti 14 yarn, were
0!“ on Orchard street. Bar mother
Manama,
raid: “Birediedanhe lived. A hole lathe
groundatrcttw’el'ieldie good wafer
. Mohhabfttwobad boys for-me
totakeeareof. l’llhavonothiugto dowa
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no nor-m oau Works Sold.
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naming o! Cannon and Bluglu'ol Belle
Announce the of tho Imm-
une-Tho Parade of the Bobbin; Clubs.
Reviewed by the Governor. .
ALBANY, Felt 2,—Yeeterday was the open
big day of Albany'a initial winter carnival.
and paw oil moat romeo-fully. At noon a
ealute 0! command the ringing of church
chimes were the signal for beginning the fear
tivitiea The flagon the ice fort was then
raind and the carnival declaml open Horne~
room on the canal and ice yacht races on the
river were held during the alteration. At the
park lake the curling malnl was national
for.
Last night this old Dutch city was aliv
with enthusialn. Strange" had flocked in
1'!!! It." Yl'lll'l'. ,
onallinooming trains and filled the street
Handsome illnminations were seen on all
sides. The state capitol and city hall were
illuminated from collar to roof, The ice fort.
Which rests on an eminence in Washington
avenue, lit up with electric light. presented a
pretty eilect. The parade of the bobbing
clubs was a novel alfnir, its like never having
been seen before. The prarvaion wasdivided
into five divisions and stretcher] over two
miles. The largest sleds were drawn by
how, and nearly all the machines were dec—
orated. Some were trimmed with flowers,
others with cotton to represent snow.
The Bentley sled had two large cotton
balls, representing mow balls, on its bottom
board. The Red Jacket was titted with a
tent, in which rode on Indian. who was at-
tended by quimaux. The Flying Dutch-
man was fitted up a: a full rigged ship. with
a crew of hoary headed men The Bever—
wick bad asmali representation of a 14)l)0g~
gun slide on it, and the Tammany Hall, whose
crew was dremcd av indium. contained a
miniature bill, with a small bob sled going
dovvn it. Next to the Tammany Hall came
the sled David B. Hill, with no decoration
save a picture of Governor Hill.
The crew of the Mikado. (lrmnl as Japaib
“amt under an immense umbrella fast to
the sled. The Volunteer, under a canopy,
carried a small model of the sloop yacht by
that name. A hutcllx-b wa~ attended by a
crow dressed as tirumnmns. wearing plug hats
and clusters. and carrying fans. The tempera-
ture was ucarl y row i. The Mix; wen: lighted
with colored and other lighter. and the crows
being all unifornml the pruwiun created
«outsider-able favorable comment. (inventor
Hiilvieivcd it from the prison superintend-
ent's room in the capitol. and Mayor Thatcher
from the city hall.
Today is given over almost entirely to rac-
ing. ending at night with the stunning of the
ice fort.
Ile Can’t lec a null.
BALTIMORI, P‘s-b, '3.——The Rev. Justin D.
Fulton, whose crusade against priestly
celibacy has brought him prominently before
the public, had advertised that he would lec-
ture in Baltimore on Saturday next and make
certain startling revelatiom. He will not
lecture in this city, notwitluitamling, for the
reason that he finds it impossible to engage a
hall for the purpose. His agent did succeed
in renting the L‘arwordia opera home, but
when the character of the lecture was made
known to the stmkholden: the arrangement
with Mr. Fulton was cancelled
An Ohio Centennial.
Manhunt, 0., Feb. 2,—All the arrange
meats have now been made for the proper
commemoration of the 7th of April, the day set
apart by formal nmuluthm of the Ohio com»
pany in l7.“ "to be for ever celebrated," un-
der the auspices of a millennial committee, of
which Dr. 1. W. Andrews is chairman. Sen-
ator Hour and Randolph Tucker will both be
pmsent and deliver addresses, and the annual
meeting of the State llimricnl and Archmo-
logical society will be hold at Marietta at that
date, which is the centennial of {team settle-
ment in Ohio by white man. {
State League of Reno lcun Clubs.
NEW Your, F-h. il——The snbexecutive
conunittcc of the State League of Republican
clubs met yesterday. Secretary lehnmicr's
report showed the number of clubs to be
steadily increasing, and tobent present 446.
William P. Rudd, of Albany, and W. E.
Boarder, of Middicburg, were selected to rep
resent Albany and Srhoharie counties in the
executive committee. The New York In»
publican club will hold a banquet on the llth
inst... at which the leadera of the party are
expected to be present.
The Scheme Wouldn't Work.
anow, N. .l., Feb. Lt—Three liquor
dealers were convicted in the Monmouth
cormty court yesterday under hulictmenta
charging them with keeping dhorderly bottom.
The evidence proved that their homes were
not licensed to sell by the small measure
They evaded the law by selling checks good
forenough bottle; tomake akeg,aud then
delivering single bottles of the beverage at
anytime itwaecalled for. They weresau-
tenced topay lines and crate amounting to
$274 in each case.
Mr. Tyler Gets Illa Divorce.
Chicano, Feb. il—A decree of divorce was
yesterday granted to James 0. Tyler, forms
portmasterof Bingharnteth‘. Y.,bntnowa
medical student at Bellevue hospital, New
York city, from his wife,llertba C. Tyler.
ram Tyler sued her husband for detection,
bathe retaliated with a cro- bill for-the
ramonlolmmnd he,and ”drawn no
coal
The Appropriation Bill for rare.
Aaron, R. Y.. Feb. 2.--Laat year'aap-
mutilation bill footed up $8,037,446.07. lu SURPLUS
thhyear’abilltbereleanincreaaeof 000,800
fortberegente, a decreavaofttlilmo for
charltier,adecreasaof “mama dividends
fmeommon schools, and 015,00) for public
malth. flammanincrearsa bringthe'flg-
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. Walther) and Frcncliciocke.
H. S"! noon!
Great Bargains
Qufiiurfig? garlic. 0 ..
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Teacher of Singing, voice Control and Piano Play
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UI’ STATES,
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts, Needles, Belts. etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and maker of
Scum Machines. L‘. Di. SHAILKR.
83 ain 8t. 80. Norwalk. 8564]
sour" sori‘waut savrsos rrhivrt.
5] Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to 12 am, and from 1 to :l p.m Y
and on Saturdaycvcninge from 6 to 8.
Elmore-ii allowed on Deposits.
annex somaxs rm;
roux u. lVEltlllS. \'ice«l‘rcs.;
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[luildor and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Oflic foot of llavtiaud St. on Water. l’.0. Box til?
(law
b" I c. cuowrc.
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Carpenter and Builder. é
l’lane fumlahed and Estimator given. ,
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Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
sun iAnn street. ncar Ham
l’. U. )x «a. South Norwalk Ct.
' shrouds l‘omcon torch,
No. l. Coach.
llrnvy til-ct.
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quick Rubbing,
Wearing Bluiy,
finaniicll h'llllt'l’.
‘liedinm Drying,- Body.
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Coach Colors
IN JAPAN.
ivory lliack,
English Vermilion,
ludian Rid.
Chrome Yellow.
Ultramarine Blue.
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Organist of the Pin“ Congmzationai ('hnrcth'atcr
bury. Teacher of
Pmnoi‘orte, Urgan and pumice! ,
Lomposrtton. .
7oz ly Lock Box 39 r. o,. xonwaut. CONN. ;
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MERCHANT 12mm“, {Dcckor’s Paint and
12 Railroad r: . s'v. .v .u. .
Pants tootdnr “Infill“ to "Mr! flor ’33:..le : ‘Villl I):II)UI. Stor‘i,
pairing and cleaning nicely none. 3.15." ,
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South Norwalk.
BARGAINS
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“'tulhtugton, D. C.
Ten years in United States Patent Ulhrc.
dmv Guide to inventors mailed 1m.
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thhlx Insurance Co. of Hartford
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Undertaker & Ernlmlmer. ———<. >——-
No. 4 Knight St, Residence, 8 Earl Ave"
880 3m Nor-walk, Conn. A Fine
fin. anciliiii‘fi,
' -omc'l an alumnus——
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street.
NORWALK! CONN.
Oillcc flours-Until 9 a.m.; from I t ) .‘l. and 7 to
8 p.m.; Sunday»? to a p.m.
Cambric Shirt
With '2 (‘oliars and 1 pair t‘utl’s.
G’Commnnicatlon by telephone. if no V
w " 50 Cents
ARCIilTEC'I‘. ’
Is now prepared to make plans and s location
and ruperiutcnd the construction of uildingr
TERMS BBASIDNABLE.
Worth $1.00.
Office—Taylor's Building Warhin on St. 80.
Norwalk. r. 0. Box 77!. gt a.“ W ‘T' ‘
”‘ Davi S
WEST xonwaut.
$850.00 —— 'r n r: —-—-
Will buy one acre of land fronting on the Main
atmet,wub house containing ll rooms and
Burn.
The plrniiren are in coadition.well shaded and
has considerable fro t on than.
$2,300.00 ’
$9.?” tea “I: gland. four of which mm: on
n Met an re on a one ,
conialuin u room: large barn and house. 8"U'l‘ll .\ ”B‘VI‘IIK 9 CT.
The bot ingu are in excellent condition and are
“don“t: h t worm
w are a orcit .orifsold,
will allow it dam-a352,“ of pu’rcbase m't'raey to re-
main on mortgage.
litre of TATLORJ GOLDEN.
ltnlEatatcaud mum ”Abandfilvllll
inrtou lit. South orwaik. Ct.
13. FERRIS.
opposite City Hotel.
American Investment 00.,
0f Emmeteharg, lowa. '
PAID UP CAPITAL. 0W.”
9 751]!)
Gold Debenture 0 cent. tend Bond: in
denominational , , . '
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per
cent. on
nourish Wmfmmm Clam.
There Boat and cruelty mu tor a
your. anddoaot exceed wetollhe valueof
(“brill-
aom roa run omens!)
GULHIBIIS WiTiillllii.
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their riding busine- ln rule also
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UEWELER.‘
llllll'i'lil "irritants
FOR SALE.
Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIE AT
Real is Bill Hilliilill luau,
45 & 47 Washington Street, .
SOUTH NORWALK, , CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Elmwmd Avenue, Lot 80: 210. House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento.
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Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 60x200, house quite new, 3,300
North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 0,000
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Woodward A venue. $2,200. Springwood, ,U r 2,500
Day Street, F ‘ 3,000
Monroe Street. three houses, renpcctivcly, 81,800, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,200, double house, 4,000
Haviland Sin-ct, good house and ham, 4.500
Turnpike. good house and out buildings, lot 74x250, 2,000
Concord Street, $2,000. West Street, I 23!)
Taylor Avenue, good house and born, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
noble, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, . 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 655150, house 17 rooms, good
barn, all in good condition. 0,000
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and born, pmeaion
can be bad at once. 0,500
Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4.000
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, Budding Lots.
West Street, $1,500, $2,250
Summit Street, from $500 to 700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, 9090 to 1,000
(lol-lcrgllill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue, $250 to 300
South Main Street. $400. North Main Street, 2,000
Meadow Street, $500. Crone Street, mo
Low Street, $500. Pine Street, 300
Roton Hill road 2 acre lot,
Spring Sim t. $450 to $650
, East Norwalk.
5 Osborn Avenue, mansion and cottage. two acres, $7,500
College Avenue and Hoyt Street $2,300. Henry Street, 5,000
Second Avenue, $1.500, $2,000. Cove Street, 1&0
ilYan Zant Avenue. 2.000
3 . West Norwal k
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1‘ Home arid Barn, ten acres of land, $2,600
l ilonsc and Burn, one acre, 8850. House and Barn, two acres, 1,350
. Norwalk
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: Lot on Pudding Lane, 81,0“)
‘ Lot on Elm St. 2,500
Middle Five Mile River.
blouse, 2 stories and attic, '7 rooms, 25 acres, roomyzbarn, lots of good fruit,
properly in excellent condition. $2,300
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Dane n .
Farm of 40 acrez, 2 houses. large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or botl‘; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minuha
walk to Rowayton depot, . $5,000
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it, house, if rooms, modern
improvements. barn, ice house, kc" grounds and improvements in
good condition. 3,000
One of 1 acre. good house and outbuildings 0,000
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
acres. Prices 'rom 05,000 to $18,000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acres, hon-e 20x28. 8 rooms, new born, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit.
02.700
Q'Peraoua lookin for Building Sites or improved Property for investment
or their own use. shoal
they not see in the list anything to salt, are invited to call
and make known what they would like, as we may have something not llated that
will prove just what they wish.
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Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be made easy.
Rubbefiiamps.
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hibition at rooms. . .
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