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NEW ENGLAND RIVERS AGAIN ON
L THE RAMPAGE.,
A amt 1m Gorge at. Kerwich numb.
Carrying with It Van Avalanche of Snow,
I“ and Wood—Britt; to Tom from Their
Foundations.
NOBchu, Conn, Feb. :52.~'l‘ho Shettlcket
m madly along its rocky mum, carrying
”my everything before it. About 3 o‘clock
yesterday aftcrnmn the im about (lrccnville
dam began tobmik and came down in acre
blocks with tremendous roaring. Directly in
thehoart of the city the Shetuckct flows into
the Thames. At the junction of the two are
what-van. and the immense freight depot of the
Norwich and New York Trausrmrtution 0001‘
play. Here the ice gorged. Huge cakes of
in, tree- of enormoua size, lumber and other
debril were whirled against the gorge. The
water gradually rose inch by llli'll, merchant»
and pmpeny owners became alanned and
hastily got together their belongings and rc-
moved them to places of eatery. in half an
hour the water had submerged the tracks of
the Norwich and- Worcester railroad, and the
extensive coal docks and bins were com»
pletaiy inundated and looked like a flotilla of
barges stranded in midstreum. The big
warehouse of the transmrtatinii company
sank beneath the hungry waves until only
the roof was visible. The iltxnlguu’o had
been put in place above this spot to prevent
the ice from carrying away the freight stu-
tion, and it burial the railway trio-lo. under
ten feet of solid ice.
Suddenly there was a rush and a roar, and
at 4:30 the avalanche of snow, icz- and wood
shook itself loose, and lloatud swiftly south»
ward toward the sound. Then the waters
receded somewhat, until they Wcrc upon a low!
with the tracks. A large gang ot‘ nit-n was
at once put upon the tracks, clcaring them of
ice and its debris. On the wont side the other
tributary of the Thames, the Yantic, did
equally as damaging work. The Ncw London
and Northern railroad for several miles is
buried under five feet of water.
Fauna, Mala, Feb. :rl.»'l‘ho Wurst frcshct
in the annals of this section of \‘trhif‘rli Elias—
sacliusetts occurred Monday night, resulting
in much damage to property. Crowds of
people remained out all night to pron-ct prop
erty. The large covered brnlgcuvt-r uhicb
the New London railroad trains lillfi‘i was
washed away. The,- llllt'i oi the \Vt‘n‘lt'rll
Union Telegraph company are lluiin in dif—
fercnt locations, imkiugw ililllllllllt'llllwil quite
dillicuit. Large quantitim of lumber linvc
been carried away. The lirlliitltlllnll to the
pump house of the Bush-ll and Albany rail»
road is washed away.
“'iLLwM'Tio, Conn. , Feb. :3. wt u with 1: .r
Williams’ boat train leaving bur.- on tlm .\'cw
London and Northern ,ruilrmi-l nt II n. in. yo»
terday tor the north, returned at mm o m.,
reporting the bridge jllnL lllb min of l'nlmrr
swept away by the tlmd. 'l'lm liflx‘rngrl'n
could not in- transit-fled la-i'allso- lllt' liighuuy
bridges in tlic \’lt'lliil_l’ worn ulw gouc.
lil’luxul'llilm, 31335.. l’cb. ‘:.‘. 'vl'lli‘ dam of
the Dwight cmnpnny at t 'lur-clx-c “as carried
away yesterday by the givuig way of an lt't‘
jam. ice was piled up (lglllilsl tlw railroad
bridge at llilbcrti illc, {coining a dam. and to
save thcniills from tlomling the brlilgw was
destroyed by dynamite. The “Hill then 51le
sided. '
Gone Home to Her Mother.
AUBURN, N. Y., Feb. 22,—Tho blggm
shock that has been given Auburn society in
years was occasional by the announcement
that Mrs. D. Ermus Coming, of No. :30 West
(ileum street, had elopod with 1). Morris
Kurtz, the Auburn correspondent of the
Syracuse Herald Mr. Corning traced his
wife to Elmira, and induced her to return
bane to Auburn with him. Mrs. Corning,
accompanied by her husband, her brotlwr and
her hrother—indaw, returned to this city last
evening. She parted with her husband at the
train and went home to her mother, When:
she will undoubtedly remain.
Failed (or $1,000,000.
Pmsab’m, Feb. “3,—Uomiderable commo-
Lion was created in local business circles
when it became known yesterday that the
well—known iron firm of (lmtl, ilmnctt & ('0.
had made an moignnicnt. 'l'lm dent of ale
signment was recorded by the firm name and
‘ by Mr. James 1. Bennett, John Grail, and
Robert Marshall, of the fmn individually, to
P. H. Miller. The exact amount of liabili-
ties could not be nscertainml, but it was
authoritatively stated that they WI vul'l amt nut
to over $000,000.
The Pennsylvania Advances “'ngca.
Pmsarnc, Fob. L’2.r~’l'hc question ht wages
with respect to the cinploycs of the l’entcyl-
vania company is settled. An official of the
company natal last evening that the recent
consultation had resulted in an advance, for
which the company would pay imam more
than last year. The advance will be girl-ii on
a basis of mileage, not of tinic, s vim- running
250 miles per day id others Ho miles. Nntlt‘c;
to thiseifect will insted in the Pennsyl-
Vania othces by the end of the Week, and the
rule will go into force on March ‘1.
Officer: of the 1).. I- and W.
Nltw YORK. ‘e . LB.——Tiie stockholders of
the Delaware, Lurknwanna and Ween-m rail—
road held their meeting yesterday and elected
odious for the ensuing year, as follows:
Pro-idem, Samuel Sloan: metary, Fred F.
Chambers; treasurer, Frulcrick w, Gibbons;
managers, John 1. Blair, George lilies, Percy
It. Pyne, Wilson 0. Hunt, Elias H. Higgins,
Benjamin 0. Clarke, Jay Gould, b'idncy Dil-
lon, Bunch Sage, E. s. Anchnielosu, Andrew
T. McClintock, Gardner ll. Culley, W. II.
Appleton and W. W. Astor.
Soidicn' Orphan» Burned tint.
Kiflaxamu.l’a., Feb. 1:2.- 'l‘liofioldlcrs‘
' Orphans school building at llaywn, Arm-
strong county, was destroyed by tire curly
ymday morning. The fire originated in
the boys' department, but the cause is not
known. The pupils marital without injury
to thenwclves, but lust all their clothing.
Someof them jumped from windows jmt as
the roof fell in. They were all scat homo ml
furlough yeateniay. him on building and
mm 910nm; insurance, 85,000.
A Teacher Charged with Murder.
Bacon", Feb. fl-Chariea Powm. a bi»
ymld boy, died last night of brain dis-
ease, which hie parent- dechre was mtmi
by a beating administered by his school
tactic, lib Home. Mina Moore claims
tinttha charge w mule mallclmuily, be-
on- atie retunadto pay nblgulmrwr‘s bill
for the boy’l trauma She says it was sav-
unimtinagowbensholtruckthetmy,mul
hi Ilium began only recently. Criminal
pmcudlnpwmbolutltnwl.
no, Tried to Capture the Town.
Baum. m.rcb.m-nmm Fitzgernkl,
wail-rheammhlngmiinearime,
“ammmtmmmgi‘ gang ot‘Aua-
m1 had-at out to
aha-m mm andultedhimwlth
m. rm’
mums 'vanv ANGRY.
Corbia'a Violator! Amen: lay Load
to a ”nuptial: o! nomad...
fluorite, Feb. ails-There were many
miners in the (Schuylkill region who failed to
report for duty yesterday. 80am eighteen
assemblies refused to recognize the order of
blaster Workman Iowia to resume Work, and
It in not unlikely that the entire region will be
ordomi out again. ‘
The agreement between lift-airs. Corbin and
Maria, Mr. Lewis says, has been shamefully
violated at many of the mmpany‘s cniiieries
bytlio diurnal-go of over 800 engineers and
other employee, The ugrminent, Mr. Lewis
contends. was that all strikers eliould be put
in then“ old ins‘itions, and there was to be £
no diurriminatimi. Mr. Corbin agreed to this“
propnitiun.
Mr. Lewis said yesterday that had Corbin
not been explicit in his agreement the miners
would not have returned to work on Monday.
"We will not stand that kind of treachery,"
he said. “I f the coal and iron officials do not
reinstate the men unconditionally ci'cry man
will be called out again. The joint t‘tilllilllllfit‘!
will hold a nil-cling in l’ottSvillo, win-n definite
act ion will be taken." ,
Tho-discharge of so many men has created
great excitement, and serious trouble is looked
or. .
Chairman Duffy said last night: “This is
no time for play. The men are in bad humor.
The ' bellow Mr. (‘orbin has du-ccivod them,
and that he must not. attempt to trillc with
them in that way." ‘
A GREAT INVENTOR GONE.
lilr. George Henry Corliss Succumb» at
Three Score and Ten.
l’iun’mlzsun, Feb. it‘ler. (lmrge Henry
Corl'eu, the great steam engine builder and
mechanical invent-m, died in this city yestcr
GENY’S DYING PRINCE.
THE EFFECT OF .HIB CONDITION
ON THE MONEY MARKETS.‘
The L'ncertaiuty Regarding Him Put: a
Check upon Basilica-«How the Prince
of .Walea‘ Visit in Regarded—The Mama
lleilcvo lie is Nearing the liud.
UNION, Feb. 2.2.-'l'lie imwitant topic of >
the hour is the condition of l’rinco lv'rodorick‘
William. both here and on the continent. and
the bulletin»- from San llcnio. sun-h no they
are, are (eagerly watched.
The dculingslon the imam-r4 all over the
continent‘and ut the exchange here are do
cidedly,‘flat and uninteresting, and it can
satély be predicted that simulation and all
financial business will partake ot a careful
and quiet character until the crisis that in
Hymnal in the crown prince‘s (use is just.
The tum-rulinty regarding him at prompt
puts a check upon all businos-i that would
likely be affected by his death. Ymtcrday‘s
more hopeful dispatches allord Very slight
satisfaction, and do not in any wise nerve to
allay the from which are generally enter-
tained in regard totbe prince‘s dread distuuie.
The presence of the Prince of Wales at San
Rome is interpreted in tWU ways, both favor-
ably and unfnvi'lrably. To some it is a bum
fnl sign that the crown prince can receive
and dine with his illustrious" visibir, while to
others it nicunii that the English princolias
gone to takoulast farewell of his German
brother-in—iaw. (.‘ount Hutzfoldt, the (it-r-
man minister, did not. rem-ivo any manage
from flan llcnio ymtcrdny. A portion of the
Berlin prcss continua-a to attack llr. Morcll
Mackenzie, insists that the couni-il of attend-
tiinntcs that. not enough liumioiiy exists
day. He iwcnnic famous throughout the
country as the inventor of the mammoth
steam engine of Millighorse power which
succosvfully moved all tlic machinery at the
Philadelphia centennial exhibition in 1570.
Mr. ('nrlixs' was a member oflthc llliudc
island lcgislnturc in iron-‘70. and was a lie-
publicnn prmidcntial elector in 1‘70.
llc rmcivod awardv for his inventions at
the exhibitions at Paris in 1‘07 and at Vit'llflll
in 1873. He also rem-wed the ltuml'urd
medal from the American Academy of Arts;
and Sciences in 1:70. In 1572 be was ap.
pointed centennial comuiisvioner from Rhoda
Island, and was uiioof the cxvcutlw commit-
tccof‘scvcnto whom wan~ intru<tcvl the rc-
fl'ulnsibility of all llb' pin-liminary Work of
the exp eition. ,
The: institutd of brunt-c, in l‘ih. awarded
him the Montyon prize for that ymr, tlii-
lllglli'xl honor for mechanical ncliiovcim-nt. f
in l’n-Iirunry, 1550, the king of Belgium (‘Hii- ‘
fern-d upon him the title of an “Ulliccr of tho
Unit-r of Lcolmlul."
.\ii'. ('urliss mu; born in Huston. “'m'liing- .
tun county. N. Y., Juno.- :3, l~ll.
Hum» “itii a Younger "an.
l’ATi-niwv, N, J.. Feb, 2},»m'l'iic pnlicc nrc l
culls-awning to obtain ('lt:'v\.v' to the “lit‘l‘ihl
abouts of .blwlpli l'rblcr and Mix. Adulpb“
llurwlili. The former is. hardly L'U ycurs of
ago. llw lotto-r i.~ li‘vt'i' 4n, and tlic motlicr of '
N'i'rii (‘llllilrt'lL null billl it in rillip‘bwl that tlnv
two liavc gone nil" tngn-tlwrwim-tilicrc. lilsll'l' V
I'lillb‘ to this country from Suit/Miami in‘
llm‘l'lllln‘l’ lflrl, and bourdml ivuli Adolplil
{um-lib. iilln mu 1i distant relation. lira. .
lluw‘bli hilt n nntc saying lit'l' bowl). might be
found in tlic bottom of tin- riwr, l-ut lu-r‘
husband says she can be it'lllid With young ‘
Gish-r. wherever be may be.
A Detective I'lnya (‘lorgymnm
lam; MULTSTAIN. Mich. Feb. tit—For sm-
ernl Wt‘t‘ks past religious meetings have been .
held in the Methodist church here by n
stranger claiming to boa Methodist clergy.
man. He made quite fret.- with the peoplfl
generally, and “in: looked upon as a rather >
singular character. Monday evening he tunnd
out to be a. detective in search ofa xiinii lllltlit‘tl
Wolfnupcr, and be arrested the man hero for l
a murder committml two years :Lgn ilt'fli‘
Janavvillc, Wis.
{New Public Buildings. .
Wasnixorox, Fob.‘.:2.~ln the house year
tcrday bills were agreed to appropriating
$53,000 for the enlargement of the public ‘-
building at Charleston, W. “1.; $00,000 for Q
a building at Lancaster, l’a., and 825,000 for '
«public building at Allentown, Pa. Favor
able reports have been made to the senate on .
public building bills for Troy, N. Y., New “
Urlcans, San Francisco. Hudson. 3'. \'.. and
the signal office in this city.
To Save Ilia Mother from Violence.
t‘nn'mm. 'cb. 2‘1.~Mnrshull Kinsley, u‘
boy. 1‘ years old, shot his father, Michael ‘
Kinsley, a man of about 50, yesterday after-
noon, on Dcsplainm street. The father will
die. Young Kinsley is under arrest at the
Dcsplaincs street station. Kinsley, who was
dnink, and his wife wan- quarrcling, and the
former “'33 about to strike the wonmn win-n
the son fiml the fatal shot, which struck the ‘
father on the temple. ‘
President Eliot‘a Sarcasm.
Saw Your, Feb. ?J.—At tin» llarvurd
club dinner last night President Eliot said
llurvurd had introducal changes of study
twenty years ngowhiI-h Yale had just adoptrd,
and called new. hlayor Hewitt and Gen
Sherman spoke. The latter said the soldiers
of this country had always made. [wot-c, and
the clviliuini had made- “‘lll’. 'l'ln- imys sang
“Marching Through (Mu-gin," when the
general not down.
Fought Ninety-thus Itoun‘lia.
thxia‘oms, Del: Fob. 2.3.—Two feather
weights, “Young" Duncan, of this ('il)’, and
an "unknown" from Philadelphia, fought
ninety-three rounds at lliddle‘s llunk, near
this city, curly ymu-nluy morning, London
prize ring rules, twovounco gloves, $2.1m side.
Fill/mu slm'tawrs witnmmi the fight, which
lasted one hour and forty minutes, and was
moot brutal. The unknown was wry badly
punished.
Knockout Bonnie» and Rubbed.
DETROIT, Feb. ‘J‘J.—John I“. Knscr, an in-
surance agent, Wm ntmck on the head with a 1.
billy by one of two men who attacked him
near the Michigan Control depot Monday
night, and knocked inacnniblu. Yesterday
morning he was found at Jnckmn in abox
car. lie had been robbed of everything, and
had apparenty been carriul by his assailant.
some live miles and dumped in the car.
A Slight Arkananl Miatake.
1am Roux, Ark, Feb. L’J.-$quim John
(Janey, James Cowland and J. E. Mailoy,
“ t momenta" of Ashley county, were
lodged in the penitentiary to save them train
mob violence. They waylald and killed a
setting machine agent. 8. J. Pinhole, multivit-
lng him for William llta-ku'ortli. 'i'lieiatter
had threatened to kill them on sight iiecauue
they had him indicted. '
no Starved to Death.
Maximo, Pa, Feb. 2i~Jacob Hollenber»
gar, “attain-n, did have yesterday, liar.
lngllurailymrvad todeatii. Overfour
moathsagoapiec. of molten iron flowinto
homo-gem; up the motor»
mach. Its «in man notion; lines, and
m kept litre by liquid injection. lib
“gilt new from m to 40 manila
' reporting counselor to l’rinco William-n dis-
,- tiiiction only accorded to a crown prince. i
, and evidently cxpccuvl.
‘ and \‘l ill have to be amputated.
‘ mun, William Smith. and terribly inpiruig
‘ tcrdoy nib-rum“, lifti‘i‘ :1 short illness.
committee- of the Massachusetts legislature to
3 Vital to have hem deatroyed by lire in Prov-
among them in make the prince's case a inat—
tcr of hopeful solicitation to the ”cl‘lliflll my
tint).
Among the mimics it is generally bclicvml
that no pchr on earth can save the life of
their beloved “lfnzcr Fritz,” and that lie in :
slowly but surely reaching the cad. ’i'hiii‘v
feeling iv enhanced by the uppointiiiontot n
Anilthe fiict tliut li'rcdci'ick William is n.»x
imutmlly urged to resign his claim to the:
throne in favor of his oldest .wn {minis to tho 1
bclief that the worst is lu-ingprcpurccl for,
l
l
Hiatus, ‘cb. L’J.-—l’rinccBismarck hm sulr ,
mitted to Emperor William n rcgenc-y bill, but ,
the text of which is lb‘ yet unknown. The bill .
will llliiliillliltfllly ln‘ lliinlilit-il if the I'ltipt-l'nr 1
\‘lslloilint‘l‘nl‘i’ll print-o at Sun ill-mo. It in?
rcportml from San lit-mo that the physicians i
are now unanimous in their opinion chm-crn- l
" in; the furthertreatmentof the royal patient. I
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Engines in Collision. 1
TAI,’.\'TH.\', Mom, l’cb, '32. ~l€ngxnc No. Mint ,
3 tlic Illnlillclmrntrnin and swuclling cngiuc‘,
No. 21', ciiginricr-i Tyh-r and Wood, respect "
ivcly, c ‘llltit‘tl war the linnforili strwt crow l
tug. 'l'lio- switcbcr was ditched and the otlicr ‘.
engine badly damaged. Engineer “’md “33 3
caught under his engine. ills leg was t'i’llsliml '
i
.\ Tlicntro Panic “'itiwut Accidont. l
l’lITlUilT. Illicit, Full. .. llllriligtlirin-r- l
ini‘iunii-‘c nl lbw llctrnit ope-m lions:- last
iiigbt-‘tirc “as xlisi'o'n-ml in the lh’lbi'llli‘lil of
n-i
, thi- building. “bore is lwuir-l a vainly for
tory. The Iillvllrlil’it were pann- «trivia-n. but
were lctout of thc norm-runs crib With-mt .
accident. The ilk“ is only $40, but it bruin- L
up the nigliil' enurtziinnicnt.
m" l
i'nbiiciy Burwwhlpped.
Luixuibx, Kw. i‘l-b. 21,-t'bnrlm l', ,
l'iribbiu, who l'i kin-Wu its a turf writer iiii— l
dcr llic iioin ilc plume of f‘t'un ('rcgnii," on» g
publicly hoi'seuhlpix-d on Main strwt by!
Miss Mary llincmi. a young lady wiioin ilt'l
hull l-coit following. She got tho whip from ;
tbcdriwrcf n ‘ll’t‘t't car, Uribliin i4 aged
3‘. :lllfl nmi‘i‘ml, '
billed by n Bullet Explosion. l
Mounxi‘i. Mich, FobJ‘.‘ ’l‘llc boiler in:
thomiv lillll of law‘i Nowell, four iIillt‘fi o-{hl :
til~ llt'l‘t', t-Kplmlnl ycstvrilliy. killing the lire
chi Nowell.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The international customs copyright ('uli- ‘
t'crcncc will open at llriimzla on March 1:). ‘
Mrs. )lilttlicws, u‘ifoot' J amen N. Matthews.
proprietor of The buffalo prrcm, died yie-
l’riiicc t‘liiuiny, lklgian minister of forctgn
nihiirs', dcclitrm his country has not bu'n
cocrcul into making, any foreign alliances.
liwihlilll diplomats intimate that Prince
Ilisiiinrvk liullb‘ the key to the lltilgarian sitti—
ution.
The steamer Eini t'lty ran aground ina fog
in Long island Sound on her way to New
Iluvcn.
A bcariug was given by the house labor
Mrs. Charlotte Smith and otliem on charges
that lla-iton intelligence utllces awn-i girls
sucking employment to lion-«s of ill fame.
Many sworn statements were pmluml to
sustain the charge-s. \vliirlinrmlcniui by those
implicntml.
Mia‘s Jm~ic llryant, a lunixvillc (Ky) belle,
took polwn by inistako fur quinine and
quickly died.
Miss Josie llnluim, indicted at t'lncinnati
for complicity in the Fidelity bank wrcck-
ing, was vlm'linrgwl yesterday, on noilc, in
t'Iinrlltlt‘l‘lillHliUl having gii‘cnimwrtant tor»
tininny.
John Ward and JtRilelI Murray, chargui
with robbing a jewelry store in Norfolk, \'a.,
of goods Worth timwi, were examined at that
city and dilwliargcd for luck of evidence. it
is said most of the KUOIIS have bwn rccorcrnl.
Murray WM at once rearrmtcd on a (fonnw-
ticut mpiisltlon for a bank rolilx-ry at
Norwich. ‘
'i‘ivo trains on the l‘liicugu and Northwoat
road collided at Maple Park, lils., killing
Fireman Patrick Fune.
The plates of t'ongnuman E3. 8. ('ox'sbook,
“Three Decades of Federal Legiolatlon," sup-
iiieuce, it. i.. on Sunday, are found to be safe.
A inrmers' institute, under the auspices of
the State Agricultural society, mmmouoed a
two days’ motion at l’oughkeepulo ymteniay.
Rewards of “,000 are altered fortho appre-
hension of the culprits who tired dynamite
near the boom of Rev. 0. Ii. Bill], and put
)mleion In tho well of 8. W. Allen, in East
Greenwich, it. 1.
Fire broke out early yesterday morning in
the Allyn house, Hartford, Conn, but wan
won minim). (mm and manta were
promptly manhunt] drooling in‘haate all
found places of mint y.
Dan Brown, convicted a few day: ago at
New (”lean-i and nemenced to six montln' im-
primmmnt for killing Adolph Zenneck. of The
Mascot, has been malarial.
John McColvy was-hot. dead Morniay night
attbrrlgan,'i'ex.,bytho Iii-ll! of Bolivian
county. 11anme {mm jaliat
Crockatatteriulllng a man and woman on
May-Manatee:- man mBuoday. With
ing physicians is at sixes and heron-i, and in- . ,
mammal» basin-indium ala-
m-
W fault.
Ewan a. rues. . I
Teacher of Singing, Vogue Control and Plano Play
ng. .
l'. 0.. Box 495, SOUTH NORWALK. C’l‘
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Caterer for Weddings lawnitn, and Employmcn
«law .50 MAIN BT.. so. NORWALK. (IT.
I)". c. r. nourrwican. “MM?"
DENTIST.
MAIN l-s'l'llILE'i‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
'l‘ccili cxtrmul without pain by ”W use of Uaaox
Ilitw El let.
M Triza'rlos.
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Sewing Machine Supplies,
Amirliincutn, Pan-I. Needles. Belt», etc, iiirnluhcd
(leucrul Repairing of all kinds and makes 0!
lit-wing Maritime. C. M. dilAlLER.
tit: Main BL. no. Norwalk. Boil-ly
Stil'T" NI)II“'AI.K SAVINIIS HANK.
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bl Wanbinl'ton Sin-ct,
Open Daily from 9 to 12 a.m., audition) l to 3 pin
and on Haturday evening! from t; to it.
Wintercnt allowmi on mlpoalli‘.
ALDEN SULMANS, Prom:
JUIIN II. Fl'llllllrl, Vice-hem;
only. .lUilN ll. KNAi’l’. o‘er. unu'l‘rcu
], It. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the. day or contract. "
Olllc loot of llaviland St. on Water. I’ (I. lloi; m:
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(.airpcnter and Boulder.
Plans furnished and Eatimatmu given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to.
Him iAnn atrccl. null Main
I'. 0. ix 443. South Norwalk ('t.
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Organist of the First Congregational t'bureh,wmcr
bnry, Teacher of
I’iiuiol'orte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
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L. H. DEGIIR,
54 MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
«DEALER 1N—
Paints, Oils,
/ Coach (Dolores,
, and varnishes. .
Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.
Gills 35c to 81.00. double roll. White
Bianktt‘lt) to 301-. double roll. A
large asmrtnwnt of
Borders and , Centers.
PAINT I NC} ,
Paper I-langing,
l'h-cni'uting 3L
Calciniining.
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And ivc tilt‘ picpami to lumtab all lilmlI-i of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
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InSurance.
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all In and Exchange llllflllll,
45 & 47 Washington Street, =
“'lifilt'sllli‘ and Retail.
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And, all kin-ls of
VEGETABLES,
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
Laraiice's Snow-italic and
Graham Crackers.
you Q "rt thinning.
)l Ell (3" AN 'l‘ 'l‘.\ 1 Mill.
1:! Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
Pann- to older $5.“); limits to order for new, Itc-
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1Pickled Oysters.
: Wilmer.» delivered at short notice.
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glut Muss Stall: Bellini.
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Peal Muss Slams Bellini.
No More Sc 'aitclics.
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it‘or. “‘th Avenue and Butler Street;
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gOils Varnishes.
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490v“
* Houses and. Lots.
~ New Canaan Road, near D. 6: N. Railroad track.
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. l,000
Granitevillc, two bounce and lots, each 1,000
Concord St. ” " “ 2,000
' Belden Avenue, .00
j Liwc Street, $3,500. ‘ ' 2,300
, Chestnut Street, 3'5“)
; Meadow Strcr'. 2.5m
1, Franklin Stu v 7, 3'5“)
[South Main it"tl Raymund Streets, lot 65:150, House l7 Rooms, Good Bum
all in good condition, .
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1 South Main Slrco'l, about 5 acre», good House and Burn, fig
1 u " » ‘ 3,“
l lily Nrck Road, 2500
, Elmwmui Avenue, Lot 801 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Licnto.
1 Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500 ,
C Einiwmid Avenue, Lot 001200, house quite new, 3,300
a. North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements. 0,000
: M It H D‘ l ‘- I. II I lb 7.“
i ‘Jumdward Avenue, $2,200. Springwoml, 2,500
.3 Day Street, 3,000
0101mm Street. three houses, irsiu-ctivriy, 81,800, 33,500 and 4,000
1 Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,200, double house, . .4,000
3 llurilund Stn ct. good house and barn, 4.500
‘ Turnpike, good house and out buildingr, lot 74:250, 2,000
, \Vcst Street, 2,31)
‘ Taylor Avenue, gOod house and burn, . 3,000
‘ Chapel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
7’ rtdblt‘, grounds spacioim and well shaded. a charming view of long
, Island Sound from piazza, ' [5,000
, ("om-ml and Spring Streets, row of tenement. 4,000
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Budding Lots.
ilmnilton Avenue, 65 feet from, 500
Prospect Place, 250
‘ \VD‘HI Slrt‘b'l, $1,500, ”,250
iSummit “itrcct, from $300 to 7m
l Elinwmd Avenue and ilayvicw Avenue, 3090 to 1,000
[Golden Hill Street and ilayview Avenue (corner) 3|,000 and 1,200
l'l'aylor Avcnuc. $250 to 800
i South Main Street, 8400. North Main .‘luwt, 2’”)
l Meadow Street, $300. From Street, ‘ $0
l Low Strcct, $500. Pine Street. m0
IRoton llill road ‘2 acre lot,
Spring Smut, $450 to 3050
% East Norwal k
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EUsiiorn Avcnuc, nmmiori anti Cottage, two acres, 37,500
iUnth'gt' A Vcnuv and "by: Sin-rt $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
" Osborn A Venue, Fort Point Road, ,3 3,200
College Avenue, 4.000
Var. Zant Avcnuc, 2'
West Norwal k.
Home and “in", ten acres of land, ’2'“
"till“? and B ll n, on" acre, 8850. House and Barn, two acres, 1,33)
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N o rwal k.
Lot on l'lltidillfl Lane, fl,”
Lot on Elm Si... 3,5“)
Middle Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms. 25 acrae, roomy barn. lots of good fruit,
' property in excellent condition,
Tract of 1.5 acres, 02,000. Also of 3 acres,
Darien.
Farm of 40‘ acres, 2 bounce, large bani. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minute.
i walk to Rowayton depot.
‘ Pleasant residence within a slum distance of Dorian depot, 1 acre, good
house and out buildings
Farms.
Near the cii y with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 1'. to 40
acres. Prion from 05.000 to .10,”
Persons lookin for Building Site. or Improved Property for inveatmt
or “gill-own one. thou they not ace in the list anything to unit, are tamed to call
and make known what they would like, aawe may have something not listed that
will prove just what they wilh.
“.300
500
65.000
0,000
arty will be made easy.
RubberwSWt-amps.
Orders received an the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company. Sample: on ex-
hibition M rooma.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASBIONIIENTB of MORTGAGES
carefully drawn, and tithe to real property searched.
ACKOWLEDGMEN’I‘S TAKEN. (Notary Public, Commissioner Superior
Court.)
man‘s NEth‘i'lA’l‘Bl) Alli) MONEY lNVF‘STED in ate and reliable
occurltica. '
EUROPEAN PASI’Olt‘i's OBTAINED.
ADVEM'ISEMEN’l‘fi for New York papen received and promptly attended to
- “widow --
TAYLOR 8v GOLDEN.
011S08¢°0l8 L
Payments on moat of the above listed prop.
Norwalk Chronicler