mucous use" ssrwaeu lDLE
' mum AND SPECIAL Ponce.
WM Worth). ”Scab" Wabash to
not: Home. the Police Arc m Upon
by a Mob—They Open Fire and at: “on
A" “'onlulod.
”Multan", Feb. 4.-'l‘be bud li’t‘llllg on-
Moral by the atrike culminutml in a aeri~
Oil riot here last evening. The ruinous ro.
turning from work were attacked at three
different pluom on the outnkirts of the town
by handy»! idiom collected for lilo pill'lulo‘t'.
The coal and iron policemen. acting as an e.
curt, immuunded by blunt. Meyer. in their
offline to’ t the men were set upon with
clubs and atoms and all oi their prisoners ox-
W on were ruched. Detending them.
mmthqflrodlntothe crowd audlixnwh
MM, two of them in the act of assisting
Hum -
Walloon who used their rev-livers were
mind by the town police and taken to
Squire Monaghan’s oillce. The riowrs followed
than, gathering in force at every street and
alleyway until they oxmedol 2.00mi; number.
After the men were taken inside the squire’s
“was hailed, the windows and doors
broken in and the squirahlnmel! was ”malted
and paintidly brliined, while the unified awn.
lived their lives only by jumping out of a
back window. The rioters who were arrested
were taken before Squire Shoemaker, whose
office, in "10% part of the same street, was
dinilarlyamilad by another mob of about
a”, and the (let that the oillce was on the
WM alnvne sored the magistrate from
Will injury.
For over two hours the prim'iwl streets of
the town were in the hands of n lawless mob,
with which the local police force were power-
less to deal. Had it chmen lode so, every
store in town could have been sucked. and the
lives of hundred; of innocent penfins sacri-
ficed. Fortunately, however, its eilorts have
been directed entirely to rescuing tha- prison—
ers taken by the coal and iron police, and
wrecking vengeance on the latter. The
names of the wounded men areastollows:
Michael Heflron, aged 2t, a wellknown base-
ball player, under engagement to play shortly
with the New Orleans baseball team, shot
in the jaw and seriously injured; a
part of the root of the mouth shut
away. The ball lodged under the tongue
and cannot be found. He may bleed to
death, He was at first a bystander, but Went
to the assistance of a coal and iron policeman.
who was hotly beset John (lather, aged 2:,
«member at the hand Gather it Brother.
iron founders, flesh wound in the upper part.
of the lcit arm. He was helping a cool and
iron policeman to hold his primiier. Joseph
.‘krhwincefski, a Pole, age unknown. shot in
the cheek not seriously: one of the riotcis. 3
Pole, numeunknown, upper hali’ of left our
shot off; a timer, l’ole, about :37». unmoun—
kuown, shot through right arm und lltfi‘ll of
right side; a rioter, Pole. about :20, name unv
known, shot through the scalp. Squire
Monaghau remived painful bru'b'cs on the-
chest and leg from stones and clubs, th'llf.
William H. Meyer, in charge of the Shelton»
doah division of the coal and iron police
force. had the scalp on the hip of his head cut
open by a blow from a hilly.
LACKAWANNA MINERS’ DEMANDS.
They Want a 15 Per Cent. Advance In
Wages-Moro Trouble.
Summon. Pa, Feb. «t-The Knights of
labor convention at Pittstou came to a close
at? a. an. after unanimously revolving to do
mand an advance of 15 per cent. in wages
from all mine operators in the Wyoming and
lockawanna valleys. .
They hold th-t the advance in the price 0!
ooalwarranbtthis and that the miners are
entitled ton {air sins-e of the profit accruing
tromthogreatdemandi’oreoalhembwtson
account of the strike in the Lehigh and
Schuylkill regions. The matter has been
pineal in the hands of the district executive
turd,“ which D. J. Campbell of Scranton,
is chairman.
The demand will be made upon the opera-
tors,and a special meeting of the District
Ambly will he called at an early day to
consider the answers.
The Stul. Small "nice.
Wmmorox, Feb. 4,—Tlm surretary of the
treasury has received a letter dated Fitch-
burg, Mass, inclusing twenty-five cents silver
piecetobeplnced to the credit or the mill-
scimce fund. The letter says: "Once upon a
time, some thirty years ago. in a spirit of
evil mimlcdness. or perhaps tux-misc I could,
though even at the time I knew both-r, I took
it upon me to obliterate the cam-cling maria
of a five cent Vintage stamp and um it again.
[And though no mortal may have been aware
of it, 1 have known it all the while. Under
the Ionic dispensation a retention or one-
fitth was defined requisite to satisfy the claim
of jllliceiuthe case of trospam 0nc~ilfth
of five is ale, and one to five makes six. At
six per cent. a sum is doubled in about sixteen
yeamand this-then, amountsto tu‘rlve tents,
and doubled agm'n aniountv to twenty-four
canto. Now, to give the government the
benefit of tho (mum. l eurloew twenty-live
cunts.”
V
(W with Bobbing llcr Boarder;
Nuw Yuan, Feb. 1—Laum 3. (Milan, who
kept a ladiionable haunting house at No.
Lilli Inington event», was arrested yester-
day. charged with a number oi tin-its from
harboarda'v. Bhefledfromthohmuse a low
days-go, after her 13-year old non had been
mental {or dealing my from his employ-
en, andhud told detectives that. his mother
urgedbimtocomndt the crime. she left a
not. saying nobody would are her again.
meawn tickets {or Home of the
mm by tho lloanleni lletwtivea
(mud Mn Cohan at her lawyer’s Ulllt'l'. Bite
m to make any statement, but her irieiull
chhuthatlhehtbvvlclimoi a blackout”,
and tut all the Woof hertheitund
“Ninth” iablnkhavogouoto her
par-fir In Cotton
. is a hamiuonieaud
mum-albedo wkluandaalact
W .
no load will be llullt.
Winn-um, Ian, Feb t.-"’l‘he new guy.
Mm Ml” tho N River road or (Ii.
lath- ottunpt.” dill Attorney Groom! blah
flu In night. “We are going mcrwtho
mm. m and
mi STRIKERS morons
W [I
GERMANY mu mm
I'll- Amum me u:- ho Govern»
THE LONDON DYNAMITERS.
HAaKms ‘A‘ND GALLAN FOUND
GUILTY , A8 INDIGTED.
3
“T119 Memo-“9“.” and Arab-la
buvedm'dadtopuhlhhthv treatyotnlllonov ,
“7,13,?“ 'fim b” 0" 0:317: 1379101 Bonmm to no.» your run 5mi-
or mm on entertai .
thopurely defensive mm oi the treaty? . tilde-Europa Walt!" for [tumor-ck-
Bull! governmpnm‘ actuated byn “my” to : lltteranceo—lrlah Landlord: Interview-
maintain "we and avert any «linurlmmvof lug'lmrd Salisbury. i
e tranquility of Europe, are ruiivimwl that ' ' , , ., , ‘ 5
. ,_ - .< , , , . bosom. l'eb. 4.-l'he Lllfll of fluorine.
ifih‘im'h‘dwmf the treaty will u x: huh an} tum“, “I “we", Mum. and of Michael
T he terms of the treaty follow. Article 1 ,Harkius, 0‘ Philadelphia, ‘1“) were charged
- . lwuh being implicated in a dynannte eon-
Slllmlates that should ettlier of the two mun- ' . . h ht t ‘1 ' to rd
trim, mntrnry totho hope and wish of tho ”piracy, ““1. mug! ‘ 0“ Um 3““ ay.
contracting parties. be attnx'kul by liuwiu, ' 0" the "m" "510“ U whim 5‘" KNEW" :‘3 ”I"
each is pledged to assist the other with its ”L" all}: g l” ‘ _
entire military iorce,and only to rollt'ludfl y I: or mm?“ crept: ‘
react.- upon Mich terms as both agree to : J€:“H i ii" .i I"; .
accept. Afllclellprot'ldea um Ihouldcither “a 1; did]. .?
country be attacked by anyotherpower, the ngano Th 1“":
“he? P101380 itself nottosupport the aggrw ”"0?“ thighs?"
nor, but to maintain an attitude oi noutralit y. “l” ‘0';
Should Russia Enlist the aggresimr, however, dict “om-y" :1"
article 1 comes into form. Article 3 soul forth both ”W; if
that the treaty, being of n [unrefulchuractcn E Innocence, h ‘ d
lhall, ill ‘ order to prevent iniriiutemretatiou, ”m weret .80 run
he kept nix-rot, or be communicated to a third . “0'," Amine-o’er: to
power. undertho consent oi the contracting ““3" W“ “:03
Bothparties apron the hope that .Jg‘ an ' 3331"? ll?"
the Rumian military preparations may not thoywere “w“ ’" '
prove to be in reality menacing to either of -’ "'gmll‘m",
them, and may give no cause for them to . “le'Judgemnm's-
adopt similar measures. Should this hope, ""5 sentence ““1“
contrary to expectations, prove errommus, that after u care-
‘ mount. aims».
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bucouudsrlblefruuoatbclu. . a; a i'fiBBSSSBSSSS '3_
$2,600.00 .5 22—. l ”coarseness ,5
Will buy ten acres of loud. tom of which front on 2 3 9. la 88833333883
lbi'lll‘llillbilfll'rlukl lime 3:3:th a knit-$3., 3': 1h in "”‘Ww‘fififlfll El
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The Metropolitanls Record For 0387. laessasssfi‘g
(lain In number of out-landing Polim during ranvnumgga,
18W. 273.015 .
Gain in Anetta during 1883' flJDIMBL'l.
Gain in Premium Income during lrs‘l', CHEM].-
84.
“Goblin Interest Receipt-i durinng Ital, 856,0”.-
ilalu in (iron Income durin ion. summits.
Number of Death Clallnl in 1887 21 00. .
gaging; Earls-
EDGAR 1‘. PLACE.
both [nrties rocogniw it to be their loyal duty
to acquaint Emperor Alexander thdt an
attack upon one country will be regarded as
an attack upon both.
ful invmtigation the prisoners had been found
guilty 0f the heinousvcrime charged against
them. It was well that it should be gener-
ally known that crimes of the dem'riptiun of
Amount paid to Policy-ho dun during rim. :2.-
m or -
Nubile} of l’olicii-I in Force, imam. '
New luminance written during 3807*“ 194.218 00.
Capital and Surplus for u‘cuflly of alloy L “
Teacher of Singing, Vogue Control and Plano Play
as.
new r. 0.. Box lilo. SOUTH NORWALK.CT
AFTER THE CORPORATIONS.
3 which they had been found guilty did not re
l quire ocular proof to render men amenable
‘ to the laws of this or any other civilized coun-
Bocheater'a on and on Companies in» .try. He could conceive very ton-minimum“:
dict“; by n... Gmnd Jury. lcruel or atrocious than that»! which they
Rocnzsruu, s y" pd, {firmer an f had been found guilty. They had been found ,-
unnsuully long min" of four wwks, the l gmlty "I Quilting "Kill-ll?!” 1" cause a“ 91‘
gram] jury one yesterday, presenting fifty- ““10“ With dynamite Whit‘h 1W1 “tidy Pr“
nine bills. seventeen of which were sealed. "lured serious mischief to property nndon- ,
over and above the nerve required bywlsw, it per
dents) and all other liabilities. SLIM. 10.
Company to its Policy.
Amount paid by the
holder» for Claim. etc , rtncc organization. plus
present luvcstdiauetu. 818.608.134.83.
.losm'll LEII’NlK. Agent. !
.uniiv n. Plenum,
Wholesale and iiéhu Dealer in all nua- or
C \n. nun-rots.
. .
, Caterer for Weddings and Parties, and Employment
(law 50 MAIN 81‘" 80. NORWALK, CT.
_‘ 1)". c. r'. ridi’fiifii.‘
DKNTIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Two of the open indictments were against the
Vacuum Oil company and the Municipal
Gus company of this city. The Vacuum Oil
comixmyis indicted for having unlawfully
placed a pipe line between its works and the
Municipal‘ gas works, by which naphtha was
conveyed; and also with fnaintnininga nui-
sance at the works. Another indictment
charges the Vacuum Oil mmmny with
throwing hillll, nifusc and other noxious and
poimnoiw substances mm the ileum-e river.
The Municipal (imilight company is indicted
for inhintainiug a nuisance by using naphtha
at its works, by which foul odors escape, per-
meating the dwellings and making the bum
untolmntable. The United (ins Improvement
mnumny, which is the same as the Municipal ;
Gaslight company, its indicted for the some ,
cause. All these indictments arise out of the .
recent explosions. The Rot-host” and Luke
()nturio Railroad company is indicted for :
encroachment on highways in the town of !
lro undo: limit. 3
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l'mu-e at Itodyke.
Drums, Feb. -l.—-'i'ho longmnt'nncd dis- ;
pine between the landlords and tenants at l
llmlyke. the source of untold misery and fro- :
quent disorder, has at last been wttlul. Fit» ;
ally lumight to buy by tho ln'l'slstfltlt nlo-iinncc l
of his tenants and the strength of the boycot-
ting combination brought against him, i'nl.
O'Cullughan. the lnnallonl of the estate from g
which nearly all the term nty wore evil-ted lust '
summer, has condo-but n with-moot with the ‘V
parish priest of Bodyke. By the settlement, l
which was sought by Col. O'Callaghan, the
tenuotsareto receive receipts in full up to l
March] onthepayment of a sum aggregating .
£l,000,and the evictces, withoutexception. 3
are toberuinstated in their holdings. The ‘
sumis considerably 1a. that Col. O’Callng— I
ban would have received had he accepted the !
pmilers of mounts under the plan of cnm- ;
paign,aud the settlement is regarded it»: a
triumph for that method or paying rents ‘
I
humming Pensioner». ;
“'iisnmmox, Feb. 4.-—;’l'he hill oi Mr. 1
Dockery, making it illegal for attorneys in 3
take lees in cases of increase of immiuu. will ;
stop an almse otlarge proportion-i. ln came 1
congremgrantsan increase notice of this ar—
tiongoeato the pangion office, multhcnew
mtingisenteredonthelisu. An attorney is
ammundfinfact, can do nothing. A
new method of defrauding wmimwrshasbaen
discovered. For more than a year it has
hemthepracticeoithe wnsionofllcetcfnr-
nish the pres daily lists of tboaetowhom
pardons-m granted It has recmtly been
ascertained that claim agents in this city
have been in the habit of watching mesa lists
and writing to those whose claim are granted ,
and claiming a fee upon the pretenuvtlmt l
they have been instrumental in wiring the
peminn.
A Boy Murderer flanged.
New (mums, Feb. 4,—Jim Cornelius, a
negro 14 years old, was hanged at Mindcn,
Webster parish, yesterday for the- murder oi
Ernest Wren, the 4-year—old son oi the Hon.
(l, l’. Wren, member of the legislature from
that parish 'l'be negro boy was in Mr.
\l'ren'u employ, and the little child was play.
ing aroumlthe negro boy, Who pushed him
downaud made him bite his tongue sothat
his mouth bled. The little fellow criednnd
threatened to tell his mother. The negro
bogged him not to tell, as he did not. want to
ho whipped, but the little fellow pusistcd.
The negro then struck him with a light wood
axe bundle, crushing in his skull and
mangling his head no that he died ulniost
hmntly. '
Inn-ligating the Trust».
Wasnuloron, Feb. i—The subcommittee
of the bursa «nominee on manufactnm‘ has
been considering the best medulla of carrying
out the spirit of the medulla: to investigate
the ammo mm The chairman of the mn‘
mmmittne was yesterday nuthoriml to ale-ugh
to t'al'll number oi the mutt/o.- one or more
of the trim» for his individual miniderntinli.
Mr, llnmn. chairman of the mmmiltw, bun
mini-uni the United Pm to make it known
that the mundane will be glad wrecelve any
tam or mggeatimu that any one downs tit to
mmily, that may be of Mum to the com-
mittee. The mummiimtloiu may be an.
dml in mmildenco to Chairman Bacon, or
any nmnln-r at the committee.
A no}. Mum Crime. .
Hanan/m, 0... Feb. 4.—-Tbe bulge
County Journal publiulnn a story of a horrible
Iriplomurdor at longvlow, near Baotou).
Amdingto'l’hlournal Hubbard Harrell.
a 10-year-old negro boy, was made drunk
'l'lmrnlay at a hog killing. From the butcher-
ingmhowmhome, itllulamldron with
water, built a fire molar it. and throw a
hymn-old nephew into the boiling water.
thmkdatymldglrlluthohud
with a bar and throw ha into them.
Haw-shying tohillathird‘childwhwi
caught. The int unawa- ro badlyiniund
til-tit died
New Jersey Acne-mum».
him, no. i-mm board cit-pl-
calm finished in labors . m
were mum appointed a
d mwhflm hm To
, in the Reichstag from Saturday wMonduy
~ with more than ordinary cmmmx on this
5 continue to Work until the tint of May next
*ertfl.WatmokIMaiht
dungered life. He then sentenced them to |
penal servitude for a term of fifteen years. . l
The markets of London and the continent
are (1er in a marked degmby the in—
fluence of reports that Honda has succeeded
inplacinga loan in I’m-iv and Amsterdam,
and the mmtinued mennces to the peace UK
Europe furnished by the changing relations ,
of the various powers. The ixmtpiiieiiient of ‘
Prince Bisuinrck’s speech on the military bill :
has givena momentary respite to the more
anxious portion of the European public, as
well as to the continental suitesinen whose
future action will be contingent upon the
chancellor's utterances, but the fulxninations‘
of the master spirit of tlieliemmn empire,
always fraught with admonition tothe father—
lnnd and defiance to her enemicx, are awaited
ocl'runon, [in View of the tenuous threatk
which cuniilie‘the German wurdngs to their
kennels.
A deputation of lrish landlords waited
upon Lord Salinbury yesterday to urge their
clainbl for losses through recent legislation,
and took occasion to denounce the findings of
lhfl‘lnml('Illlllltlfiilflll, which still further re- ,
(lured their income from the land. Lord I
Snl'nbury congratulated them upon theirf
F nwukeliing to the importance of a unanimoim 1
; and energetic policy of sell-deform), and ro~
inimial them that if landlords had shown 1
similar energy some your: ago they would ,-
have been insured much of their prescnt‘é
misery. As it was; be deeply sympathizcd _
with them and promised to consider their pm -‘
punk {or remedial legislation. f
,_.__.. ..
Returning to Work. .
'l‘qu. N. Y, Feb. dg—Tho diilereru-e be. :
tween the Troy Steel and Iron company and i
its employer was adjusted yesterday, after
twomonths of idleness, The 2,5“) men will
return to work at a to percent. reduction and
at such reduction in cm the price of rails
does not increase. In msethe price of rails ,
advances above $34 per ton at any time be Y
fore or after the first of May, the wages of 5
the men shall be increased murmrtionatcly.
No further mluctiom are to be made during
thus-reunion! this agreement. The pmbu-
bilitles are that the Reminder-r mill will start
up by 'hicsdny or Wednesday of next week.
w..- ,.._ __.__.. }
(‘ut Down by the Ice. ,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.~'l'lm sa-rew simmer
Blanche llvmivmm, loaded with Innunas and
(1X'll0lllltx, >.'ll|li in the Delaware river at!
hunlnnlslm-t wharf ycatenlay, The cap—
tain and ills crew of fifteen men were Wanted
in time, and managed to much the wharf
afternni-xciting experience with the drift
ing ice. The cargo l‘IlllSlSml of 8,1XXJblmcln-s l
of buimnm anal 111,01)" awuunuts, and was 0
valued at prombly $10,000. The venue! war I
valued at roux). The cause of the vml's
sinking is attributed to the ice, with which
the river is lull. The veal lies in forty feat
of water, and will probably be a total lea.
Against the Pawn Shops.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1-1110 grand jury
for the January term presented their report
yesterday. of which the following hi an at»
strut-t: "We are convimed that the perm-
broking cstobl'ulhnvenm largely aid the crimes
of larceny and robbery. We suggest that
legislationsbould be had that will do away
with this form of barium. Our experimm
in the jury room with the evil results of the
usoof liqum' pmmptuuv to congratulate the
citlunu that the time box finally arrived
when the discretionary pow” in turning a ll.-
censu for the sale of liquor has been placed in
this honorable amrt."
The Nation's Wealth.
menxmox, Feb. 4.—During the month
of Jammry [mt there warn net denounce!
lemAl': in the circulation of the country,
and a not increase of 013,903,745 inmoney and
bullion in the treasury. The total circulation
on Feb. I. fll1'lll’dlflg to a treasury statement.
was NJMAMA‘JI, and the total cash (includ-
ing bullion) in the traumry, WM'MFN.
Thu dwmme in clmllation was principally in
gold and silver certificates, and the
increase in the treamry holding: was in
million] silver dollurn, gold coin. United
States notes and national bank note.
0b. she's All 3|;th
l’ntuozarnu, Fob. t-Jl'ho
has failed to find Mn. Hendrick! can
dictum one. Attornvy Shim: laid that it
Mr. Van Meter, who claimed tohavo bewilde-
trauded wt of 03,500 by to: am
whichhalomaaermissomm
-
Westbrook Locum-d or larder.
wamn, N. J., Feb. 4.-'l’hotrill ot_
juryrutlmdattiwo’clock,
Mamdwithnwrdlctd
run if all on
flflAL All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackuwannu. Locust
Mountain, Franklin. and
W ilkesbarro Cools.
but for RUBBER PAINT;
Yard-t (mi of Washington and liar-
sbdll fitment. lfuancb other at Stilson
llrug .‘lluro- Mlni
IIOI'SATDNIU RAILROAD:
lusuruv .t- souwux DIVISION.
t'onrcted December 11th. llltlT.
Pan-longer Trains.
SOUTH. Plum furnished and Estlmatu- given.
Lv. son. alk. Lv. So. Norw-lk. Ar. Wilton Point """hmgfg ”Hfgfghflfll,’ it'll?“ "’-
1' 31a. Ill, 7 fin, to. 7 .52 n. In. I. x wt. south Norwalk Ct.
356 " 9N " illd " . .- ... _, .. __ .. _-..‘.._.__.._.
10 1'4 " 1032 ' lit 39 " N mason.
250 p. ID. 100 p. In. it)? p. In.
-I Jill ' . " ‘I 57 "
I M “ Mixed T L'- " .‘llxul 7 ‘3: ")i'x'd Organlrtofthe “fubcomgrl Chnrrh.ww
NORTH. Pl . I
Lv. Wilson l’oinl. Lvfio. Norwnlk. ALNorwaK all0f0n8, 3m“:tiflnll Husk"
mm m. Mind 7.103.!1LM'x’d Tullixed 0 [’09 m“
u 40 " w w " u 2.5 u. m. to: ly back Do: 39 P. 0.. NDBWALK. cons,
it 3.3 " 1‘: ii! p. m 1218 . In ‘
4-,) " .‘lixcd Hi; " Mixed I 52 ind OllN FILSINGEB.
l fifl p m. I; I: " 5 l9 p, m.
5“. .. ., .. “a, .. ‘ ,
o n; " Mix-11 a; m ' lire-l lo 0: Hind IEBCHANT ll A1110“.
W. ll. h‘nvrxmx. Vice Pm. and don't Dimmer.
F. C. l’aruz. SuperiLh-ndeul,
B. it. AVIIHLI., tleurml 'l‘iclrt Agent.
IIDUSATDNIC DIVISIDN.
December ll. um.
Leave Bridgeport for Plttlfleld.
Ill. arcommo’n
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. IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AIERICAN COMPANIES VAT
Rial ‘ Estate an Exchange luau,
45 85 47 Washington Street,
soprnuonwaut, - - couu.
Houses and Lois.
Elmwood Avenue, [40th 210. House 40:230. 14 Rooms with Llento,
Modem Improvementr, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Elmwood Avenue. Lot 60x200. house quite new, I 5" 3,300
Nullh Main Sim-t, upput'iu' the Lockwood place, modern improvemeutr. 0.000
n n i. . u u u u I u 7 m
Woodward Avenue. $2,200. Springwood, 2:500
Day Street, . 3.000
Monroe Street. three houses, respectiVn-ly, . . 81,8“). 34,000 and 4.”
Spring Street, two houses, respectively. 02,200, double house, 4,000
Havilsnd Street, good honor-and ham,' 4.”
Turnpike. good house and out building, lot 7km, BM!)
Concord Street. $2.000. West Street, 2,”
Taylor Avenue, good house and burn, . 0 3,000
Chapel Street, commodities and, well built house, good carriage house and
stable. grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, ’ 15,00c
South Main and Raymond Street- lots 05x15t), house 17 roouu, good
burn, all in good condition. 0,01»
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good houaoand barn, poses-ion
can be bed at once, , 8,500
Concord and Spring Streets. row or tenement. 4,1“)
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Building Lots.
West Street. $1,500, ”,250
Summit Street, trom .500 to ' 700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayviow Avenue. .090 to Lilli)
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) 31.000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. 8050 to N0
South Main Street. “00. North main Street. 2,000
Meadow Street. 85%. Cross Street, soo
Low Stu-ct. 8500. Pine Street, 000
Roton Bill road 2 acre lot. ‘
Spring mm c, 3450 to oaso'
East N orwal k.
Oaborn Avenue. muslin: and cottage, two acres, \ ”,500
annexe Avenue and Hoyt Street 02.300. Henry Street, 5,“)
Second Avenue, ”.500, 9.000. CovaStraet. 3.”
Von Zuni AVenuc. 2,000
West N o rwal k.
House and Dam, ten acres of land, $2,000
Home and Burn. one acre, 8800. House and Burn. two acres. 1,350
N o rwal k .
Lot on Pudding lane, .1,”
Lot on Elm Stt.
. 3,500
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Middle Five Mile River.
Honor. 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2: acres, roomv;haru; lots of good (mil,
‘ properly m excellent condition.
Darien. I
Farm at 40 acres, 2 boom, large barn. well adapted (or dairy or market
gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minute.
walk to Rowayton depot,
Two plea-at residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
meg, stream of water running through it, lion-e. M MIDI, modem
improvement; barn. ice house, to... ground. and improvement: in
good condition.
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One of 1 acre. good house and on. building- 0,000,
F arms.
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quality from 15 to 40
acres. Price- trom mono to 318.“
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Five and one lull m. homo 30:28, 8 mono. new born, with atolls
and room tor carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. 02,700
m lookia for Building Site. or improved Propert for luv other»
or their own use. Illfltl they not no la the tilt anything to night: Invited to call
and make known what they would like. an we may have 00min: not listed that
will prove jun what'thoy with. .
Payment- ou most. of the above listed
arty will he made any.
Rubber Stamps.
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hlbillon int main.
DEER. IOWAGE, RELEASES and maximum of “OM“
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