smnmmmn
TH! ”PM” THREATENS TO DE-
POPULATE SHENANDOAH.
m MM Proclamation—liming"
Illa-Ive lounge—Nicara- of the lte~
0“ lint-[mung the Police Force.
Null!“ ‘0 ll. OMYIINL
manna, Pa. Feb. 0.—-Sunday posed
were unusually
and Buildk the only company collicry that
Will be worked here [or some days, and ifany
outbreak occur! it will be centered in the
atthevarlomdrugatolu andpbysicianedis
.cknuthetacttbatoverndmencamolgun—
“woundearebalngtreatadabwttown.
'l‘hobovoughand county officials have at
“Immune...” of their dntdeo,
whichitlamldhaabaanhastened by thede
livery othlanager hlcleods message, “that
Iftheydid not act, the state was tobeap
pealcdtotormilitary aid." The borough
mhwmmaeveralacoreofswdal
«thought have not yet ordered them on
Sheriff Duffy was in Pottsville all of yesterc
day consulting with his own and Readings
counsel, resulting in the organization of a
poaremmitatmollmmento start with, the
number to be increaledif needed The com-
pny guarantees the wages and expenaas of
these deputies. These men will be com-en-
tratcd about the town and were brought up
from *I’ottsville last night and will be han-
dled separately from the coal and iron police,
in order to increase the power of the latter.
Sheri! Duil’y isued the following procla-
mation today:
To the Citim ct Schulklll County, Greeting:
Whacau,Duringthenaatweekbreache-oftha
publicpeace and riot! have occurred, and riot-
ous assemblages have gathered in and near the
borough of Shenandoah, In said county. contrary
to law and against the peace and dignity of the
coIIImonwealth; and
Whereas, By such means the public ponce has
been greatly disturbed. and his and property
thumby endangered.and it is apprehendnl that
further similar act: of violence may be commit.
ted; and
Whereas. The peace of the said county is by
law committedto my keeping, and by Iirtu. of
my office it is my duty to protect and prescne
the public peace within said county at all times;
Now. therefore. 1. Bernard J. Dally, high sher-
ill of the said county of Schuylkill, do caution
and command. under the penalties provided by
law, all persons to desist from the commission oi
any acts of violence, and from congregation in
crowds for unlawful purposes, or where unlaw-
ful acts are being or intended to be committed
And I do further call upon all good citizens,
especially In the borough of Shenandoah and
vicinity, to aid and assist in maintaining public
peace and good order in the community.
Given under my hand this 0th day of February.
etc. 1888. Brennan J. Dvrn, Sheriff.
Company oilicials say that one more I-il’ort
is to be made to operate the mllicrics about
Shenandoah, and if present troubles are
repeated they will close dovrn all their works
there indefinitely, which would soon depOpu-
late this coal city of 12,“)0 inhabitants and
bankrupt all busine- mm
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SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM.
Bias-Id by McDonald-Cohan:
. Unnamed M
Waamoron. Feb. u—‘I'o the delight of
clean of the postcdloo department the
special deliveryrystem hasnowprovedtobe
a success. Return: received from all free
delivery periodical for the quarter ending
Sept. .30, 1887, showed thatmfifii special do
livery letters were delivered, which was a
large increale when compared withthepre
vioueqnarter. For the quarter ending Dec.
31 laat, the returns received show an increase
intliclniaineuotlafipercent. over-the Sep-
tember quarter. The normal increase in the
general postal buaim during the same
period was less thanlo per cent. , which shows
that the special delivery service is increasing
more rapidly than the general postal busi-
an.
,“Itlaa prorimmced aucces,"saida promi-
nent oilicer of the department, “and its best
feature is that the governmentcannot lose a
cent, [or if no letters are delivered, no ex»
pens- ia incurred."
.1/ ‘
Found in an Old Building.
Evansvxnu, lad, Feb III—A sensation
wascueatedinthiscity bythe discovery of a
vmetalhoxfllledwith gold coininanancient
m which was being torn down. It
wnfouulhlddeninthe wall, and contained
all!) in Oil) gold pieces. The money was ap
and equally divided among the
wIa-kuun, though the owner of the premises
will claim it. As to how it came there is a
daepmyaury. The building bin been stand-
ing for over fifty yum and been occupied by
numuous tenants.
Propane] Statu- of Longfellow.
PORTLAND, 110.. Feb. 6,—The proposed
Longfellow statue will coat more than $10,011).
Not quite two-third: of this amounthas been
Mandthebalanceisnowbeing solicited
in 010 coutrlbutiona The pedestal will be of
New Bampahim granite, twelve feet in
height. The site mix-ted is In new street
square, M out of the business portion of the
city. Then-toe ilexpected from Romenext
unmet. Simmonl, the Maine sculptor, who
has a atutllo in Bane, In executing the work.
1113!: [Jeanne In Minnesota.
. Pant, Feb. 0. -—'l'here can no longer be
doubt that the high license law In being
flfidly allowed in St. Paul. 01 the 780
Mm running prior to Jan. ‘1.
M have thusfarprovidcd themselves
3
inn-s
Been-ea The. are. 01 course. doing
buinuuuuual Theothersare closed, and
ahrge number 0! than display the aigu,
“Willem.” lumbaamucmmmsmmn
havobeni keeping a close watch over the
LIVING A DOUBL! .lJFE.
A bunny-Ila Who Ian l'wu Wide/we
to flour- lllo Death.
BnooItIJn, M (in—When Charle- Gor-
don, a deputy she-rill. died at his home in this
city last ()0er he left two Widows and two
sets of orphans to mourn his loss. lie was a
quiet, unpretentious man, and no one run
peeled his duplicity. He lived inMildngh
street, near llcru-y strect. The house was
small and neat. and be normal to live
happily with the wile that be nup-
ported then». He had another one.
however. named Annie Williams, with
whom he lived at No.11" rituals street
at one time, and again In Pearl street, near
Hamill [Intel he kept house with her at No.
200 Jay elm»! This home became broken \Ip
by the insanity of his Wile, who was sent to
Flatbuah asylum, where the h at pmnt.
By this Wife he had three children. Two
of these children were spirited away
after the mother lost her much. llllll‘
tlmotherwasplaoedlu the can of Edward
R. Hamilton NII. 175 Bridge meet, to whom
the futile! paid a monthly allow once for
board and (lothing. This he did until his
death, and Mr. Hamilton has kept the child
without pay. He is extremely poor, however,
and although he and his wile beconw much
attached to the little fellow, they have a lam-
ilyottheirowntotakecareoi‘ andtheycan-
uotaflordtokeephim. The boy has. there—
fore, become a county charge.
Gordon 5 sane widow is nearly heartbroken.
She hurl implicit faith in her husband, and
can hardly believe that he would be guilty of
such duplicity. When he died he left cou-
aiderahle property, and an effort will he made
to make bin heirs support the boy now living
at the expense of Kings county.
ENO'S FUTURE.
no Will Not Return to New York for
Another Year.
MONTREAL, ‘clI. I}.—~Mr. John 1'. lino, for»
Incrly of New York. unIl at pI‘INIIIt III Ouch-c,
is ouavisit to Month-III with some friends.
Mr. George S. Terri, of the I nion League
club, New Yolk, who has been spending a
couple of weeks with Mr. Eno in Quebec is
once! the party, and Mr. Eno has come this
far toward the American border to see his
friend Terry homeward.
The mistaken identity of Mr. George 8.
Terry, who, by the way, is a minor, with Mr.
Terry, the lawyer, of New York, led to the
rumor that John C. [Inc was guiugluu‘lt
again. But this is a mistake. End and
Torry wore sccn late last night at tin- \l'ind—
so‘r hotel by acornfinndent. Terry iIlcnti.
tied himself as the Union league club man.
and was much amused at the idea thIItlIo
ball over practiced at the bar.
John C. [Inn says that he is not returning
to New York. He will return to Quebec this
evening, and has rented Lady Inngerin's
house for a your 1mm May 1 next. Hcin
quite happy in Quebec and has his I-lIilIlrI-II
at school there. "You may mil the pmplc,”
soul Mr Eric. ’tbat I am not going bar it to
SI .v York—at all events not for another
y't-nr.
Allah-cued to tho health-n1.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6,—Thc Titties today pith
lisbcsn lI-ttcr that has been mailed to Fuel»
IchItClch-lan-I. and another to Clininuun
Barnum. of the Democratic National mm~
’Iuittcc, calling attention to tho (tilt-god cm—
ploymcnt of nonunion workingmen in the
mnetrurtiou of the Auditorium building in
this city. and to the charge that convict rut
stone has been used in the strutturc. The
question isaskcd whether the premlent
Mr. Barnum will countenance holdingt
Democratic National convention in the Audi-
torium building should the convention come
to Chicago. The names of the persons sign-
ing the letters and the organintions they rep
resent are withheld.
Illa Whereahouta Unknown.
himnurows, N. Y.. Feb. ti—Bighwuy
Commknioner John Legg. of Rochester. has
dbappbared under circumstances indicating
that he has gene to Maximum lcat mg
his oilicial bondnuan and uumerom I ‘redltors
in the lurch. About twoweeke ago he started
for New York city, telling his wife that he
was going there to borrow money at wealthy
relatives to meet mo! hismorepreuing
debtl He has not. since bemaeanorheard
from athbold home. About 81,5010! town
lands coming into his band: as commisloner
iaunaooouutod for. His other debts, mostly
to friends for borrowed money, are utimated
at several thotnands of dollars. He left no
coats toepeak oi.
ile Won't Surrender the Hatfield;
FRANKIOBT, Ky., Feb. d—Governor Buck-
IIcr yesterday gave his m lug tlIc
demand made upon him by the state of West
Virginia tor the unreada- ot members of un-
llatiield gang now in jail at Pikcsville, Ky,
who were taken forcibly from West Virginia.
Governor Buckner any: he has no warrent II
surrender these prisoners; it is a matter for
the courts to decide, and tho' friends of the
prisoners will haveto depend upon a writ of
babeas corpus.
Death of Andrew Agnew.
New Bunsen-Ion, N. J., Feb. 6.«—Andrew
Agnew, one of the best known Ineninthir
, city, died Saturday night. He has been a
‘. justice of the peace for forty years, and was
a judge of the Middleman county com-III lie
has been city treasurer, and Was the oldeet
magistratein the state, continuing actively
at work until two years ago. His lather war
a well known mechanical engineer. and a
builder of the first tire engine used here. ‘
Downing the Knight. of Labor.
Pi'rrslumu, Feb. tit—Tho butt welders,
lap welders and helpers employed at the ('on~
tinental, Pennsylvania, l’itteburg and Na-
tional 'I‘ube works, to the number of 1,000,
have made applicatitm to the Amalgamated
Amociation of Iron and Steel Workens for a
charter. At present they are (’01)an with
the Knights of Labor, but they have decided
to leave that organization and form a lodge
of the Amalgamated annotation
Homer I". Harmon'e Funeral.
Boston, Feb. il—A service of prayer was
held yesterday over thebody of Homer F
Harmon. which was taken tolloulton, Mu,
laet night, Whore funeral aervicm and inter:
meat will take place. lira Folsom wan pres-
ent. lira. Cleveland (tackled at thelaet mo
mantnctto leave Washington. She sent a
letter 0! sorrow for her uncle’- death and
deep sympathy with the relativea
Any Copper in the Country.
Burr/mo. Feb. d—Denh Gallagher, who
demand ltoundanan Quigley, (It the New
York police tone eight months ago in a con.
tent for the championship“ fliepouee depart-
ments, is out with a challenge to any police.
man in the United States to wreath for the
champimiship {or any amount He in also
willing to wrestle with any man In the
country.
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(Ltd! 1’. 0.. Box 405, “EUUTH NURWALK, CT
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Calm-r for Weddings and Partial. and Employnu- ll
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MAIN STREET, SOUTH N011“ ALK
l‘u‘th extracted without 11 by the on of (ill! ill
an. elf“.
ATTENTION.
lowing Machine Supplies,
\Itnrhmeute. Parts. Kecdiea. Belts. l‘iC . furnished
I-encrral Rapalring of all kinds and milk“: of ,
«wing Machince. . M. SHAILER. «
83 Main 81.. En. Norwalk. IIIIIHy
SOUTH \(lll‘VALK SA‘ IN(.§ ll.\\li. I
.II W ushin-vmn Sin I t
than Dally lrom9 to 1‘2 3. In., and from l mu I. In
ml on Saturday owning! from 6 to 8.
Wlutcreet allowed on Dcpmdta.
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Illlllilt‘l‘ and i_'IIIItI-aIcIIII-.
‘ Work door by the day or contract.
llllt‘ {not of llnvtland St. on \l‘ntrr.
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Curpculcr and Builder.
Plan-I furnished and Eelimatce givI-n.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attcndcd to "
film I Ann ptm‘i. nmr Main
1’. U. ox M3. South Normukl't. .
X\IJ‘ZX. S. “INSIDE.
Iruruiietof the l-‘Im t' oncnmtmrm' I hurth \\ illll'
bury 'I‘I-III lIIrur
I’iuuoi'oric. Organ and )lusiI-Il
I‘ omposit' um.
70‘: ly Look 80! 301'.0..\'01tWALK.IIN\I
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|‘.’. llailrond I'IIIII- so Nor wall.
‘aute toordcr :5. W; Sun. to order for m in It». »
Iflll’lllL . and cleaning mu Iy 0an Tim!
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Worthington. ll. (‘.
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HOWAYTllN. PUNK.
J I). J [25518th
Successor to l.. 1:. Quiutnni.
Undertaker & 'EIIIbIIIIuer.
No. 4 Knight 51. "midi-mo, 8 that Aux.
880-3.n NorwIIIII , ('otm.
DR. ltletlo‘s no“. . !
~OYYICI AND RISIIIIKI'I—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Sim-t,
NOR‘IVALK. COVE
Omcc lloun~Untll 0:. In . (min I II :.I and" I to
0p ..:m Sundays—twin. In
'Communlcation by telephone. 1171”
\ r 3. much.
I\ [K C I I l 'I‘ ICC'I‘.
lII nowprcpamltu make plnnr Iznd II rincatiun
and eupcrintrnd the com-traction ot Iuildinrt
TERMS lll‘A SIDS 1 ill B.
on". I—~T.|IIUI" II liIIIldiIc \\' III-hinigwn 9L. e-‘II.
Norwal k. l. (I. “01".. I. IlItw
American Investment Co.,
II! l-‘mmetrburiz, Iowa.
Pub 171’ CAPITAL. mom)
SURPLUS, '15.!!!)
Gold chcnlunr 0 Ier 110111.11: isII ml lloIIIIII In
denominations oi It. 000 IIIIIKso
llahlllebcntnrc 11 per ct. Coupon llonthl in de-
numinatlom of $200. the. $500. 31ml). and sum
FImWI-ntern l‘anntiund" I per cent Mortgage
Bond» in lli‘llolnlllillllollll of from M to $10.01).
There [loads and Mortgage. usually run for 5
yearn. and do not exceed Impact. of the Ialuc of
“filler" prim: mo“and internal oi thuebondr Ire-ran
Iced by the and are payable In theme ct ll”
York. The financial condition oithe Co has
examined 1qu by our time Bank
mod the Co. is now doing bucineae u
under their aupervieinn.
Those Bonds and Mortgage- to. sale
at par and accrued inteIe-I T2,
TA 1.0
humane and lamrancc [1
union ilt.. South Norwalk. , g"
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"w“ m“ sasH, Burma,
Wall P pel's, Paints mo woon wean.
OF ALL KINDS.
Coach Colors and ,...
Vul'nishcs. barge Stock 01’ Columns
W for Trimming
House Painting,
Paper Hanging,
1360‘ 133.121.1189
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EPlnte and Sheet Glass.
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Sli'lllll Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
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Lumber Ynnl bctwccn railroad and carriage
bri gee.
hill at [not of Marshall Street.
South Norwalk. cunn.
Hamil, 831mm
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Elgiu,
wEaIuIanI,
Hamdibn Watches,
For lndice and Come in cold and silver casts
$jO“tlFi
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NEW DRUGS
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We buy-- no“ received a full .Iupplyof new drugs,
Eand lnIitI Iuepcction and trial. 'l‘o-dny we are
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up a tint I luau dnlg’elon and thc public can be ne-
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Al ebortmmu and and II the meet elillfnl lbtlll
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GEO. C. STILLSON.
Special nttcuiibn paid to th. repairing of (Inc
watt he and Ya Itch cloc be.
H. 8/. HOOD,
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IN
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Down Again Stu-c!
The Place for Rich or Pour to do their Trading
is at the Marla-t of
EA.. S. Durand
(' lll'. Main and llat’linud Sit-k, 510. Norwalk.
l'ortrrhouw Steak, ‘30" :
Stcak. ilr : l'ulk Stock. 180: Shouldn't Steak. loin;
Sausage. no; Sliced 11am, 1N3: \l'hoic 11am, 14a;
linds of "am. home; Plate 1ch 1.5 In 6; l’r‘InII
Roast III-cf, 166.: Ronni lint-f, 121‘ ; Mutton Chops.
3L; Log of Mutton, lit: licet ('unml Bt‘t‘f in
Town. t) to 12¢.
Eterthiug of the. Best Quality.
Loin Stcak. 150.: Round
Tl; at can be bad if tluro is anyone who name to
live within tln Ir mums call at my Market and you
- will tind ll. to your ntlquIaize Howie dcllIcrcd to
'nny part of 11: l (itv no matter hou email the pur-
. chino. laru- ml to the luxsvncse myself and will on
I dawn to pl t ~I-I III who call
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DAVID iTflW’S
],87 ll, 91 Man it HE Arm
. in durabi'. Ity. «ouumy. working or emIpl‘Icity oi
, managemcnr. They an of lllt' Lulu 5113*“)? the
I Iottave or III l manexon. A'. —o for salt- the
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plain and thh 313133;: rxicgagggu elull and re
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all slim for small or large rooms.
Decorated Ilium-r and Ten lie-Ia
A large stock of iron, atone and porcelain warc.
all varictice oi dishes nice a good .1th of plain
and teary glauwarc. Running and table “flux!
““45. Decorated single cape and saucer. also I c
Perfection Cooking Peta, ,l’reecrixnfi 1'0: 3. and Stew
Pans, also Toilet Paper whiI h dim. Ives readily and
none IIoI obstruct the pxpcs
W c are agents for the hate City Stone Filter.
WWI; SELL at the l.0\\' [151‘ PRICES
To view out in
GLOVES , Tbeflesl in Illa Wodd.’
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WE- have rI-duccd no follow»:
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Pat. Sprint: Dog Skin. 1 25 ‘1 “ l ’30
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and Free from All Adulterat on.
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VI. manufacture all gonna bearing our
brand at our packing noun. Ilaw Haven.
Sperry & Barnes,
NEW HAVEN CONN.
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ran. an. cans.
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Insurance.
Fire e. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Fill Eli“ and Klfllllflfl Kflllllll,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, - - CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30.14 Rooms with Liento,
Mod m lIupI ovemcnte Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden. $8,500
Elllnumd Avenm. L till): 00 house quite new, 3,300
North IIIIIIII Sm . l. --tI:n-.~'Il~- It.» Lockwood place, modern improvements. 9,000
It I. I. .. -I II It I u 7.5”
WboIlwnI'd Av. cur. $2,200. Hpringwmnl. 2,500
Day SlrcI-t. 3,000
MOIIIM‘ Str. ct. tlIrI-c house-II, respectively, $1,800, 84,000 and 4,000
SpriI-g Strut, tun llirllM‘S, respectively, $2,200, double house, 4,1”0
[Invilaml Strut, good house and burn, 4.500
Turnplkc, good house and out buildings, lot 74:250, 2,”
Concord Street, $2, 000. West Street. 2,3)0
Taylor Awnuc, good house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commochouu Imd Well built house, good carriage house and
at Me, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, )5,
South Main and Raymond Streets Iota 65:150. house 17 rooms, good
burn. all In good ( omiItIIIn. 0.00
South Main Street. about? I.II res, good house and barn. Winn .
can be bad at once, ' 0.500
Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4.“)0
a d I
Bml Ing Lots.
West Street. $1,500. $2,250
Summit Street. from $500 to 700
Elmwond Avenue and Bayview Avenue. 8690 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
South Main Street. 3400.- Norlb Main Street. 1 2,000
Meadow Street, W. CHIN! Street, 81])
Luw Strn-t. $500. Pine Street. 000
RI'IlIIII “I" road 2 119““ chl,
Spring Ser-I t. $450 to 8050
East Norwal k.
Gabon: Avenue, mansion and cottage. two acres, $7,500
Cum-go Avenue and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 541])
Second Avenue. $1,500, $9,000. Cove Street, 2,”
Van Zant Avenue, 2.000
West N orwal k.
lII-uw ;: -i liar , 1: II lll'lt‘i (If Inml, $2,“
”nu-P and line, on» :r-II . $330. House. and Bun. two III-mt. 1,350
, Norwalk.
'Lot on l‘uddlllg Laue. $1,000
Lot on. Elm 31.. 2.500
Middle Five Mile River.
Hons», 2 slutirs uml :IttiIz. 7 rooms. 2} acres, roomy burn. lots of good fruit,
II I xI-I-Ilt'nt condition,
prrpt My .23“)
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an en .
Form or 40 norm, 2 bounce, large barn. well adapted for dairy or may“;
gardening or both: 20 InimIm-I drive to South Norwalk, w Minutes
walk to Rownyton down. .5,”
Tim pleasant result-nova within II short durtunce of Darien depot, one of m
acrcu, surreal oi Will-If running through it, house, ll roams, modern .
improvements. bum, it‘I- hntlst‘, &c., gruundg and improvements in
good condition. 8,000
One of 1 acre, good bone:- and “Uh buildings . (“no
Farms.
Near the cin with conIIortablI- homes on them in quantity 1mm 15 to 40
Prices {mm $5,000 to 818, 000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acree. house 20:28. 8 rooms, new barn. with elalla
and room lor carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit. 02,700
mPersons iookio 9510: Building Sites or Improved Property for innit”...
or their own 000.1010!” they not ace in the list anythiur to unit, are 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 moat .of the above listed prop.
erty ”will' be made easy.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders rI-ceivod on the llrulwport Rubber Stamp company. Samplu on ex-
hibition III roomr.
DEEDS. MORTGMIEQ, RELEASES mad ASSIGNMENI‘S of loonm
carefully drawn, and title» to mu property II-nrched.
ACKOWLEDGIIEN'I’B TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVES'I'ED in sale and reliable
securities.
EUROPEAN PABPOR'I‘S OBTAINED:
ADVERTISEMENTS for New York papers received and promptly attended to
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