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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 14, 1888 · page 4

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‘I. mun or A summer
mom esesucs.

 

‘ . 0' Hungarians. Grated with
‘ llegla so right—A Lighted
m?“ “m- and Bi! Persons Are
Moms. Pa, Feb. 14.-a large homing
0.3M: Silva Brook, seven miles from

 

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I mum-pl, wn!‘ wrecked at the bridge overi
‘ llmullwmknicar this place. Nearly nilnf

M Sunday night, and six. pemnns were ‘

3” todsath in It, being llnlltlt‘ In Mimic.
M'- were my burned.
up are Ehas,’ fl) years of age"
‘Xolinhofifi yearaand married; Paul

 

 

 

 

lehduedare Lawrsneellanllchand his
ldchikl, all seriously burned about the

HI bodies; Peter Neuskl, burned and .
it. the head by jumping through a ‘

Joseph Brasko,faee, limbs and body
rnsd.

warding home was a large double
:ldlng. One side of it was occupied
DeIcher and his family, and the

fly boarders. They were all liungn-
wwhed in the mines and breaker
. “Wat & Co. at New Silver Brook.

35‘

_ tothis place

of the new St. Peter’s Polish Roman
church.
from various towns were here.
the church services many of
ttothe Hungariandrlnking places
intoxicated. Of this number
.‘e thedown armors from Silver Brook.
about 6 p. m. they left here and went

$3.30

by Lawrence Manlick Thelntu-r ‘

W the whole number of them ,
andtookpartinthededi-i

Polish and Hungarian

 

.A RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

rm neuron-bun. Killed an the our
aware. Laetawanaa and Western.

Brmumsnvao, Pa, Feb. 14,—Yesterday
morning alive stock train, with twenty-three
cur 'lusds, or about 400 cattle, from Chicago,
I'ui!~i;:llt‘d to cattle brokers of Jersey City,
and shippcd by the American Live Stock
I'Iaprc-‘s company in palace cattle WIN over
tlw llclnwaru, [m-knwnnna and Western

 

the cattle were killed Two canwcnt into

» the brook, and twentyone cars are absolutely
was burned to the ground at about .

bruin-u up and piled in heaps on top of the
b-udur, prwvutiug a singularly sad spectacle
oi mingh-d dead and dying came and splinters

. and broken cars.

 

 

2k to their boarding house. \l'hat occmTed ’

re is only known by the statomenta of
as who escaped from the burning building.
.eysaythattheyhadmixedtogethera

ting beverage, which the Hungarians
, “Pellnki.” The drank this until they
all heme drunk, and then

began to fight among themselves. in 3

melee one of their number, John
lIdO, picked up the lighted' lamp and
new it at one of his opponents. 'l‘hc
imp struck the wall, and was explndcd.
adently the whole room was in u
Ian,anda wild scramble for life (‘llsllcll
'gnlick and his wife, after throwing their
but child out of the window to the frozen
hand below, jumped out, and were followed
:yPeter Manski and Paul Siskowitr. The
utter, however, was so badly burned that ho-
iied at noon yesterday. The other three men
i their fright ran up stairs, where they n»
sained several minutes, when they nishml
awn again, only to find themselves sur-
pundcd by the fierce flames, and all mourn
‘ efit cut off. Together with Mary Manlil'k,
alley were roasted alive in the building.
Their companions who had escaped were so
vild with drink, pain and fright that they
.mde no effort to save them, and before other
help animal from the village all had perishm.
Yesterday Justice of the Pence O‘Donnell
«died a jury together to investigate the cause
of the mtastrophe. The jury met in the after-
noon and heard the testimonyof the survi-
vors, but adjoin-lied without making up a
verdict. Itwaslearnedlast evening that a
man the description of John
WWW-Hmhmofthevictims,

his aim at lofty. Bew_as severely burned, '

sclethsswerebluodstained. From this
ctandothersinthspome-lonof theacting

orener,themis asnspicionof feulplayand‘

'hataterrlhlecrimewas committed by some
I this who survive. Acting Coroner
O’Desmsll will thoroughly sift the matter,
atal aspect to have much additional evi-
Idea 00-day. The remaim of the victims
was removed from the ruins yesterday
ndtaken in charge byUndertaher William
‘cNulty. They will be buried today in
peorhmise cemetery, as none of the men

we relativuha'etoclalmthem.

“rental-g American Sentiment.
Vasameson, Feb. M—A full report of

qeechesmadeand lotto-land telegrams '

id at the mopfion to O‘Connor and Pa»
.mdeathiasonietemple, Dec. 14, have bcc

at and common The object of sending
:hu pamphleb Is that the people of England
any know the sentimts of the people of this
eonntry in favor of home rule for Ireland.

The Fishery Conference.
Wasmneros, Feb. 14.-—-lt is known hero

incoming down the steep grade west of
this place it was discovered that the air
brakeswouldnothold thetrainaudthat the
nanneutum was with every mvo—
lutionofthewheols. Atthhcrldaitismld.
the engineer pulled the belt which connector]
the tender with the engine, pulled the throttli-
of his engine wide open and left the freight
can and tender to their fate. When the
train struck the bridge, which is about 200
fwl long undwvcnty feet above the bed of
the creek, :1 wheel of the tender broke, two of
thecars wont to the bottom of the gulch,
turning over and over in the air as they do-
scended, and twontyone cars and contents
were pilcd upon each other in n slinwlcss
mate The two attendants who accompanied
thocnttlc jumped from the train and were
not killed, but one is badly hurt.

AGAINST HIGH LICENSE.

 

 

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A FATAL 1105101017.

sssvme THREE VEARst PRISON
FOR'ANOTHER’S CRIME.

 

 

William baller’s Likeness to Ills Twin
llrother Is So Btrlltlug That "Is Ewe-cu

heart is l)eceived-'I'be llcn'l (lifeII-lcr .

ruptured at Last.

(maria, Nob, Fob. 14.—~Morrimu Wilmx, .
deputy sheriff of Catteraugus cotmty. N: Y-.
passed through the city ytetenlay on route to
()lean, having in custody James Gregory .
Miller, a prominent stock raiser, whim: rulu'll .
is located m-ur 'Wntmur, N. M. The crime .
for which lath-r is now under urrmt is rolr .
bery and usmult with intcut to kill. The
story of the terrible ntl'uir, use told to a corre-
spondent by the oliiccr, is a strange one.

Mr. and Mrs. Mason butler, parents of the
prisoner, are respectable people living neon:
Olesn, N. Y. Twin sons were born to them,
and when they grew to manhood their resem-
blance was so grmt that few people could tell
one from the other. both of them xvi-w will
to college, Jame-s choosing Cornell, alul his
twin brother, William, Yale. Both, after i
three years, left college and retnnml homo. :
William took the management of his father's ,
farm, and James began the study of law in ‘
the village of Glenn. It was the habit of the
latter to spend Sunday at home, and on tho .
evening of that day the brothers invariably
spent a fcw hours at the house of a neighbor
named John Clifford, u rich lumbermnn,

I who had two lovely daughters.

Newark Men Advising Jemy Legislators:

Against the Proposed Measure.

,nearly $5,000 in cash. This was done in the

Tnzx'ros. Feb. l-I.—'l'he local option-highi
license mmbination,which, it was uudclstood, i

was the outcome of the Republican joint

caucus held last week, and designed to mm- .

probend all legislation on the liquor question 1

at thc prm‘nt M‘flijull of the legislature, is the
only topic of conversation here. A (lclvglltiun
from Nl-nurk, numbering about forty leading
[iv-«INF. including (imrgo A. Halsey, cx~
spt'llkcl' Schuyler Ii. Jackson, ex-Scnatnr

Smiusby, (ax-Judge Fort and Carl Inntz,‘
addressed the caucus commitma having all ‘

politiml matters in charge at the Trenton
house last night. Decided opposition to the
propiml measure was manifeswl, but it is
ccrtuin that unit-m u change occurs the bill,
as prcpurcll by the caucus, will mm.

The house adoptrd a joint resolution rc-
qucsling the attorney general to repmt Feb.
If» what has been done in the matter of the.
Morris and Essex railroad unpaid taxea

.\ joint" resolution petitioning congrem to

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unuu- tlu- ulmiversary of the birthday of.
‘wom the night pus-oiling tho crime, and

Aluminum Lincoln a national holiday was
pit-ml by both houses.

 

Propose-d New Laws.

\l'asulxornzv, Feb. l-l.——In the house you.
b-rdny the following bills, among othcrs, were
intmlucnlnu-l referred; liy Mr. Townshcnd
(Ilia). u-rrnitting prmluccrs of tobacco to 54"”
but lulym'cu in any quantity to lillllf‘l‘llhnl
«innit-n. or to any pomin without n-strirtion;
by Mr. Ilntrh ,.\lu.l, to prohibit gambling in
Ann-rim“ farm prmlucts; by Mr. Jr‘dnnton

‘uhich in malcrinl and styh- m-rc rznlis-nlly

Ono Sumluy night inJune, H92, a gentle-
muncallcd at Mr. Clilford's and paid him

,

prmcnw of both the Latler brothers. Shortly .
after the twins dcpartodfnr homo. lictwcou '
thc houm of :2 and :5 o'clock next morning
Mr. (‘lill'oril was uttnckcll by n unmixed man
und Ili-ntcn into insensibility. The $5,000
hidden bctwccn the mattresses of tho bcd
was taken and the robber started to make his
(Padilla. lie was met in the ball by the
youngcst Miss Cliil'ord, William Lntlcr's .
swooythcnrt, and the girl with unumalbrnv- :
cry snatched the mask from the robls-r‘s fun-
and cxclnimcd: ”My God! liill LnIlcr, what
have you done.” The would-ho murdcrcr
struck her and then tied.

'I' be next nloming “'illinm Lnllcr was ur-
rested and hcld without boil, chnrgcd with .
the burglary and nttcxuptcd mnrdcr. Mr.
(‘llllonl finally rccovcrcd, and William was
plnccd on trial. The main “'lllll'xi was lib. .
old sweethcnrt, whoswhre unitivrly to idvn-
tifying him us the rubber. She on.» sum- it
was William and not James. as lhc robber r
\Vth' Ilrcsml in the mmo chillies “'illixun bud ;

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(liil’ercnt from the” warn by his brothvr. In .‘
llisown bchulf “'illinm tcstll'n-d that l’n- “as ’
inn-wont, and all he know mm that be hnd ‘
rctlml an hour after leaving the l'litlonl

umnsiunouSntunlnynight. llchndau‘nhrnnl *

0", l‘,|. pi'ugusin; a cnmtitutionul nmelul-v

1mm limitim,r the mcmlwrship of the house to
'13.“ numbers: by Mr. llurliugton ll'aJ,

nuthorizing the wi'rt‘lill'y of the treasury to'

loam tho surplus in tbc treasury; ‘by Mr.
Smith (Wim. for the cstublisllmcnt of n pou—
tnl tclcgrnph system: by Mr. Gucnthcr (Wis. l.
to regulate telegraph companion

 

lle (Joni-tn Investigation.

night a letter was received from Mr:
Andrews, superintendent of public buildings,

' an assault on bur dunghh-r.

in tln- morning with u terriblonmm-n. nn-l
fcltqnwr for two or tlu'cc ilnys. 'I'llo- jury
brought in n \‘i-nlict of guilty ilm‘lllll‘gul. and
tbc prisrncr was sentenced to ten ymrs hard
labor ut Sing Sing.

“'bllc nvnrlycvcry one ls-llciml Willlmu
guilty, tllcrc Wus nnc tlrm trim-ml who doubted
it and trial to Iixul out lbw truth. Ills invrnli-
gallon lasted ncurly it your. Ills d'w‘owrim
In brief “‘1'“: m fullmu: .Inmcs at ('orncll
mutrncted many dcbts “‘Illi'll We'n' pun!
.~hnrtly‘,hftcr the robbery. lb- had sent $3,010
to n Mrs. Coatcs, in ltlIh-n, us lllhll money for
Ur: the Sundny

L night prm'mling the rublu-x'y Janice bnd pur-
Ausaxv, Feb. lt—ln the assembly hut.

,cirug \lul't‘. with which

to the edect that while it is not his custom to '
notion newspaper attacks upon his oilicial '
actions, the nature of the allegations made by 1
wrtuiu neWspapers in regard to the erpcndl- ;

lures in connection with the executive lunn.
sion impelshim to request an investigutinn

r

by the mmbly of list official actions in that 7
rlspect, which have all been in good mm...
according tolaw, and in the public inlanl. I

The letter was referred to tho committre on
expenditures of the executive department

New Puhlle Buildings.
Wasnxxorox, Feb. li—The house commit-
tee on public buildings and grounds has or-

j dcred favorable reports to besubmitted to
i the house on bills as follows: For the crec-

rM-tho fishery conference will finally ad- .

jam-am

(I being decided and fixed by both

The sani-oflichl announcement is
thatthedeliberatimwillhemadepul»
the fudge oonferees reach their

 

. ‘ne last-ear Badly scolded
WK. 1]., Feb. li—A locomo-
JIVO drawn; a train over the Portnuwth
{railroadwhlch reachu here at 9:400’cloc ,
ihokeherparallelrodsat Mic station
ydsrdaymnd befes'esteamemldbeshutofl'

 

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CONDENSED NEWS.

ILVGhsuIntodneedahillinthenational
”urban-eds. pmsions of thosewho
?, hveledallmborhotheyea

layu' Hewitt takes hue with ex~Goveru0r
Heavily,“ Oblong-filing the latter's state-
”that”. Tfldeudldnotcouent to and
hmmmnheebctoralcomnur
" dustbin.

V “N"Yd mogul» b
,Wamehtiea r u—
c‘crfiitm Germ-ad aglsngfitl: Irish

" (Inflammation-octet to aquar-

et Manuel Reformed
church In JnyCltyhave been

 
 

 

 
 
 

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Mir..smotlr.flenry
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Thwadayorl'rldayofthisweekfi
wwudwerminafimsareonthei

 

tion of a public building at Newark, N. J.,
$230,000; Charleston, w. Va, 300,000; Alien.

alumni tum nuncm of cblurufn-rm at on I liwzm
mulnulvt-uliy
drugged bu: brother. .-\ buudrml l' 2-..-
thiugs were found out that proved tin-unfit
of James LnIb-r.

licfnrc llu- invvtigntlon W‘sl'ulnlllt‘icdzlrw ~.
left for a trip In Ncw York. About ton
months later :1 report rcnrhul t llvuu lbnt be
bud lm-n drqmiml ull‘ Lung llmmh “hilp
yin-Lina; and llml bi> body could llnl be r.»
l'th'l’ml. A lu‘t'lt :lftcr\\i:r-l.~‘ .'l It'al't'l'hlllll‘
looking Minn, going In.» name r.» .-\ll'n~.l
Thomas, «neared at the boiler farm and
confirmed the not“. iio- brought “uh bun

lu-

vcertnln yelp-H thnt born out his ntutcmvnt,

town, Pm, 0125,11”; Lanca'oer, Pa, 81251“): .
Birmingham, Ala, ammo; Council Ilium”
la., 810,01); Omaha, Nob, 85(1),”; Bnl

llnrbor, Ma, 825,000; Chattanooga, Tenn,

$75111); Duluth, Minn, 015),”; Charleston, ‘

S, t‘., 8100;“); Buffalo, N. Y., 82'0“»:
lnguusport, Ind, 250,0“); Lowell. Mesa,
sumo!

( lmrged wltls High Treason.
Unawa, Feb. M.~—-Advices from British

t‘oluuibia state that a resolution has been in-
troduced in the legislature of that province

directly charging the Hon. Mr. Dumumir, a‘

member of the government, with treamnnble
acts andutterauces against the queen, and
demanding the appointment of a royal com-
mission to investigate the charge. Among
other things Mr. Iluusmuir is charged with
having endeavored to secure the annexation
of Vancouver Island to the United States.
The affair has caused mmidorable excitement
in political circles.

she Manled for Money.

New Your, Feb. l-l.-—ln the supreme mutt,
Mrs. Jacob Wilsmn, Jr., yesterday obtained a
verdict for 815,0“), and interest amounting to
810.4“) in her suit ogainst Mrs. Ella Wilson,
administratrix of the estate of the late Jacob
Wilson. The plaintiff clnqu-d that she mar-
ried Jacob “'ilmn, Jr., wince face is badly
distigurul, in mtmqucnce of pmmhcs mm I..- is
her by his father that he would give her cor
taiu stuns of "my. “uplahltitl'slmsbaud
fainted from joy at the Victory his wife won
over his stclnuotbcr.

shipped by the “glut of the Moon.

rim Part, Feb. H~Tbrce prisoners enupcd
from tho munty jail Sunday night. The
name» of the men are liill O'Connor, the no
toriouu Minnoawlis "litumt'e robber; Frank
lit Clair and William Thomas, both awaiting
trial for highway robbery. The INN
fora recapture are isliniderul doubtful, an
the escape was not discovered for twelve hour:
afterward. ll. Burkhnrdt. a United State:
prisoner from Milwaukee, was lnthecell with
Thomas-s. but refused to leave, preferring tr
stand trial.

For Quarantine (tor-milestone“.
Allan, Feb. M-Jnmeu ll. Breslin. 0!

New York; James llfcleer, of Brooklyn, and

Arthur leery, of New York, were nominated
by Governor Hill last night for qluiruutine
cununlnilmers. in place rcswctively of
Thonms C. l’latt, John A. Nichollsuud Da-
vid W. Judd. 'lbeuomiimtiom were referred
by the [nodding ofllccr of the senate to the
committee on album and navigation. ‘

 

Au Octagonarlan'a Suicide.

New You, l’eb. lt—l-‘rederleh O. lily-s,
futons" intheollloeottheAu
trlan maul, in thh city. committed suicide

ywith Mama Hews-sonar-
sndthsenlykewa mused thew

b hefdt h We. impaired by“
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and .Iulnvs mu pin-n up M alcml. (on day,
about thrcc yczln Inter. “1mm mnl the sur-

 

rounding; unlntry \wn- rlwtrzziwl by the
action of tinvrrn-Ir Hill, “Em ‘nmllthl n pardon
{or \Vlllium Lullcr. smith; Ill.“ I:.~ “us
column-ml of lllc- um. :2 Imzwwnw,
mul (but be um [i .tzu- tl:..t thv
crime “ah ('lnllllllllh". l‘ . .1.“ tom

broth-u: The years pow .: on and HIV crime
\vnubl doubtless lleVt‘ ls-cuuu- only it memory
but for the app-urnm-i- of :l mun in l ill-:01: the
“'0ch ugn, “I.” bud n N-i‘l'l’l inlcruru with
lbc district album-)1 llc Inform-«l (but olliclul
that be was thc mun “ho had brought the
news of Jnxm-s‘ death to t'm- fnnuly six years
liq-torn. and that he won will by Jnmcs I» do .
it. He said that James was living, and was a 3
ram-hman located near Watreus, S. )l. A
warrant was issued and the fugitivc uppre- i
lu-udod Inst Thursday. He stoutly dens-s his ;
guilt, and says tbul he will be chin to pruvc ‘
bis lunoccin'u.

Seven Persons Drowns-0|.
New Unhvaxs, l-‘cb. H.-».-i pnrty of clglll .
pcmuh. all colored, mndsting of Horace l'un "
tnu‘ and he; eldmt daughter Elf/41 uml youugcr i,
dnughtor llnmm, l’io-rn- null l‘risbic Allen, 1
l’rix-illn Smith. Cecelia lA-wisnud lkct‘nrtcr,
N‘ or III yours "I agc. l'l'h‘fl‘tl llm rivcr ll‘nlll Isl i
llnudtn plantation in Ilyuloud's 'nirvicw i
place on Snturdoy nl'tvrnmn in u skill. The
boat \vumild, uml win-u thc party wcrc rc<
turning, and were within Ill) lm-t of their

 

home landing. the swells of a [aiming slcnuu-r i ‘

mum! the skill logo to pieces, and seven of

the m-cumuts worcdrowuod. lko Curb-r. llm :
boy, mvcd himsclf by clinging to a piece of i
the bmkcu bout. 9

 

('Iilld and Two lluraes Drowned. ,
Mlnnmzrowx, Crane, ‘cb. ll. —(.'hnrll-s I
“motor, of I‘bcster, llf’t‘hlllllllllt’tl by hi»; i
will» tuul two children, drove to firm Hun-
lny tn \ isit I'clutll'cs. They started for home
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, taking the
truck which has recently been clenml on the
l,’onnwt.vut river. “wing to the mow which
fell Saturday night it was dllllcult to follow
the road, and a mile below the town of
River the team and occupants went through
the ice. Mr. Warm-r succeeded In rescuing
his wife and one child, but the other child, 8
years of age, was drowned. The horses were
also drowned. .

atlas Cain's Eccentrleltles.

J unmet Cm, Feb. M.—-Mlll Collin, theec-
centric young lady who threatened to shoot
Kyrh- lie low on ammut of a fancied irisult
from lhc go, is showing llgnsof niuloubted
insanity. Hhe p-iintcd a pistol at her aunt,
line l'nlliuez. a few days ago, at the hotel in
this city ulmn- six» is staying in order to pre-
vent her Now Yuri.- friends from getting; pun.
amnion m' lu-r permit. The aunt fled in terror,
and the young lady is now without attonanco
ext-cpl. such it! the hotel people can give.

 

 

 

boileruenth the It...
has», Feb. H.-'l‘wo than.“ m a.
still mniinulng their chests to rescue the pas-
sengcrson thermil traiamtheArlba-grallr
way, which was hurled by an avalanche. An
avalanche-mm upon a cottage built
eathssktset anonatalnaa‘d crushed it to

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0f Ellituclrl-nm, Inna.

PAllll'i'I‘ll'I'l‘Al... , . Stimuli);
fil'lll'ld'fi, . , 75,000:

(Bold llcln-ntnn'd pcr crm. ltcubb-rcd llul'flll. in |
ill-nomimmouu at (out. “.an mu] 9‘. mo .
t‘u-ul Ilcbctlluro a pvr ct. t'uuwn Illmdr. in do I
nominations at $001. ”to, no. sum. and sum.
First Western l’srmliaml '.' pn-r rout. Mortgage;
Bonds in clencmlnslionsnv from $300 In Strum I
These Bonds Mill Mortgsgc-n u-unily run for 5
years. and do not elm-ml to pct H. u! Ihc value of
the pertym . i
MIMI M [“ch M llttm- lie-mir- L'llttflll- ;
[Md bythe o and are paysbb- m lllt‘ (my of NOW‘
York. Theda-nets! condition of the Co. in.- becnI
examined into hyour state bank l‘mmulvrlmers *
sad the 00. Is now doing blidtlrnp in ”,1. state.
nbderthelr snpervlston. ;
These Bonds and Morten-‘- arr nil-red for sale .
at par and seemed lame-1 by l
T.“ boll it “OLDER. ,

Real Relate and lnrumnw Act-uh. 4.3 and 47 Wash- ‘
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' of New York.
A ”at... ..... ,.,.$Hil,000,000
810,500,000

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Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.

Ill-I'l'y Iii-us. Howl iii? Finish.

I‘i’irc Ste-cl Door Mats,

.‘a’nmcthing ucw, but lion: out.

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House Painting,
Paper Hanging,
leecorating.

Calcimining-
5| ‘ll‘l‘ S 1 "DIET,
Sun! II Nuiwvalli.

L. H. DECKER.

Great Bargains

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FURNITURE

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DIVII] STUW’S,

87, 89, 91 M01181.

Farms.

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: Insurance.
Il‘lre. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.

1 . 1N liEf-l'l‘ KNOWN ENGLISH AN“ AMERICAN COMPANIES AT

Illa] Eta e an Exclannluums,

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f Elmwmul .‘J‘culu‘, In! 80x 210, Hulls- 40x30, bf Rooms With Liento,

)1. .Eu; n Inuit-nvwnwnfv, {';lr?l'i;:9 IIUINE fllld SHINE. Good (Mulch,

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, ~ .- :l -- I. rkwcml pining ”mm-n. improvements,

5 ll

Springu‘awt,

’ 45 & 47 Washington Street,

souru nonwALK,

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Houses. and Lots.

CONN.

83.500
‘ 3,300
9,000
7,500
2,500
3,000

$1.800, $4.000 and 4,000

Syn: ; Sm . z, 1...: $.- l:~l w, r..-p>:rv.:v--Iy. $2,200, double boner.

I’I'urpp»! .~_ pond Lu...“- and um building», led 74x25),

iljulll'l‘l'tl SUE“ I. $2,0Il”. \vv Fl SIN't‘I,
1'I‘aylur Avrnuu, gum] Lou»: and born,

‘ (them-I Slim-t, rrmuno-lmm and We" built house, good curring-e hounmand

httlllt', grounds spaciuu. and well shaded, a charming view of Long

Island Sound from pinzzn.

South Mniu and Raymond Sum-ts lots 05:130. house 17 rooms, good

bani, all in good condition.

can be Illn‘l :lt nncc, '

S-nlth Main Suwt, about 5 non-s. EIMMI bnuscnnd barn, possession

('oiwurd and Spring Sin-rte row of tn-ucmcm.

\\'r':'l filth",
Sumo.“ Sir; t r, Ili’llt $500 to

Ellln‘fnml Amount» and llnyvirw Avenue.
libido-n ll-ll Sfrr's'l dual Illyviww Avenue (com-sis

T’nylur Awnuv.

Building Lots.

4,000

4.500 ,

2,000
2,800
0.000
15,000
0,00

0,:
4,000

$1.54». 02m

700

$000 to 1,000

$1.000 and 1,200

$9.50 t0800

South Main Him t, $400. North Mam Nth-cl. 2,000

.‘Iw lli’h" H'h-cl, $500. l'rus~- Sir-«'7, 800

I.» bin-rt. $5.00. My... 5p”... 600

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Spill]: .‘i put, *2...” Z. $63)
Ea t N orwal k.

0“r-'!' .\W"-"‘ . mum «mi colt igc. 7w“ ucws, *7’500

t'utrrg.‘ Av. - u» and ii»): 5"; ‘2! $2.300. llrnrf: Str'cr, 5,000

Sl'l’illull ,lv‘; lsc. H.500. $2,000. (.‘ove Street. 2.800

V v. 2.: r Arron", ‘ (3‘00”
WGSt Norwal k.

tl.!5'A>.ii'.,v ~'-.v,-.fiv-¢. 2.600

:3 i: t J": l‘» 1'. l'” " . $9.50 Hollow and lion, ln'.iac|.~,-x_ L350

Norwal k.
.I...: l it I'll MIL: ,; l.le , ' $141”
I I. 'l .v'i I‘ll”) 5L. 2';

Middle Five Mile River.

tl .:.m .

p:- p. my to - Krill-1;: condition,

2:{.r1.‘;

: «l rilllt', ? moms, 23'acr. s. rooruylnnm. lots of good fruit,

Darien.

i For». u: 40 :zcrw, 7.’ llnusrs, lurpc l-nru. m-li adapted for dairy or market
; L'Ill'dt'llihglll'llwll’: 20 minuh-nlriv» to South Norwalk, l0 minutes

wall; in llmvaytlm llx'put,

‘ Tun. Plouwrslii rcuniuncvs will-in n short domain-.3" uf Darien depot, one of 10
an. s, 5 pm" of wax-r ”inning through is, house. it rmnus, modern
ilnprovruu-nts. bum. in» buns“. etc... grounds and improvements in

good cnmliiimx.

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10:.» of l u ~rr. cowl lwuw Izllll nu. buildings

'Z‘Ie-«r llu' cixy with cnmfmvntl. ”have on them in quamuy from 1.5 to 40
Prior? imm $5,000 to $18,000

i ncrw.

Cranberry Plains.

I
| Five and one half acre-s, bun-=9. 20:28, 8 roomn. mw barn, with stalls
l and mom for carriagcs. north-n and a good unity of Fruit.

32.300

35.”

8,000
0.000

82,7“)

. m'l‘rmms lmhing for Building Sites or Improved Property for inv-stment
, or llwlr own em. should tlu-v not arc in the but anythmu l0 suit. are invited to cell
é and mqu known who! they would like, as w» [nay huh! mun-thing not "filed that

; will prove just whsLthey wish.
I

§Payments on most of the above listed prop-

erty will be made easy.

Ru bbcr “Stamps.

1,) 5,. ,5 run iwd on m.- Imam...” Rubln'r Stamp Company. Samples on ex-

. ml) M4. at mums.

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f DEEDS. :‘IOHTUMH'L‘I. RELEASI'H owl A'L‘iIIINMENI'H 0f MORTGAGE”
ivy-Mum drawn. and Mir.» ll rn‘ul "twirl” wufl'inil,

Al ROWLEUIIIII‘ZXTH l'AKiL'. (N-um y Public.)

.n cm‘ll'u-s.

EUROPEAN l'ASl’OR’l‘S OBTAINED.
.\ DVER'I'ISEMEN'I‘.‘ fur I‘ll-w York papers rewind and promptly attended a)

some smornrno AND :uoxcv ixvrmnn m 4.... and reltsblo

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