ams amend!
me new :ro” THE summoned
EXPOSITlON.
Admlrlng the ”caution of Nature in Sunny
Floridan-Mrs. Clevcnted l'rv-enled with
_ a Fawn-The Arrival at Quaint Old St.
. Augustine. "
Jacmmtwm‘m, Feb. ill—Yesterday
, according to previous arrangement,
the prepidontund puny took lu'cukfzm in
lulleprivatedining room which had bum nev
dgned to them, and at 0:30 cntcml u carriage
and were driven to the g‘cxposition. (ii-eat
mwdlof people had congrognml along the
mutate see the party pain. and when they
arrived at the exposition building the crowd
«academia that they were only kept back
from the carriage by lines of policemen.
After entering the exposition, and before the
tour of inspection was made, the entire party,
mounting of the president and Mm Cleve-
land, Secretary and him Whitney, Col. 11»
neat and lady, and sevvi-ul (@1110 senatorial
party, were intraluml to the otliccxxs: and
commissioners. The public were uxt‘llh‘llotl
from the building for several hours, so at
the inspection could be made Without incon-
veldence.
Mn. Cleveland were it checked silk dress,
with velvetlrlmmlngs and natural flowers.
MAIS nxri'isi'rlox lil‘lldllSH.
She was much intcrcstol in the horticultural
and fruit display, and was the rccipicnt of a
number of bollqllt'ls of rurc and tropical
flowers. ln'th‘e rustic building. on niljuncl
la) the cxpositiuuwhvpluvkcd her first pinc-
upple and also picked lu-r lll'fil orungo from u
fruit-bearing tree. Simon-ml tlm ornngoto
the prwidcnt, who was stnnding by. but bu
failing to catch it, it struck him on the brcnvt
and rolled to the floor. Mrs. [lowland laugh»
ingly remarked, “You me no pm on the
catch.”
The inspection occupied over an hour, and
at 11:15 the party ugain cntcml Hil'l‘lllgt'r‘
new» In lumen.
I! m
A am Rolland to he Two“, the Inn-
i ‘ dour of 31111103qu Snell. .
. Cmcloe, Feb. 24.-—1ntormanon‘ was re-
ceived at police headquarters yesterday after»
noon from Sheriff Ehlera, of Franklin munty,
Mimouri, that he had arrested at Lebanon, a
village near Kansas City, n nmu summed to
be W. ll. Torscott, the murderer of Amos J.
Snell. ‘ The man gave the name of Walter B.
Lumpmnd claimed that he“ was traveling
from Ilillsboro, 1115., to his home in ,mutheru
The'uttention of Sheriff Eldon; was
first attracted by Lumm’a team of slotted
ponies no hc’drove through the village of
lmon lllal Friday afternoon, and after an cx-
animation of the farm and circunutnucrn
pertaining to the stranger's visit to the [111300,
he'became convinced that he had found the
Snell murderer. l
Eldon: at once communicated the facts to
the Chicago police, and, in reply, rweivcd in-
structions to arrest the man at all hazards.
By that time Lumm had pmcecded quite a
long distance, and war not overtaken until in:
rout-bed Lebanon yesterday, when he was
arrested without any trouble. lliu dnmcrio
lion in pronouncml by the Mimiuri olllcem to
exactly tally with that givou out as 'l'uscott‘u.
He has marks of gunshot wounds on the right.
hip and hours on his knee, thigh and both
elbows, and around his nnh'los are marks of
shaeklen Luxnm has with him a young wo-
man whom he claims as his wife. The police
authorities here are confident that the ar-
restml mun is 'l‘uwott, and ofllcers who know
him have bccn Scot to the Miemuri village to
idcntify him.
Six indictmvntv against William li. ’l‘nslvitt
THE in"
iCE oonozsym THE susou‘zumm
mo DELAWARE
flan-log Alarm in Pennsylvania Citie-
Ind Townsfllhe WIter Twenty-one Feet
Above Low“ Water Mark at Wither
barre—Damage to I Railroad Bridge.
Lnncaemn, l’u., Feb. 24.~'l‘he teeon the
Susquehanna at Columbia broke shortly after
11 o’clock Wednesday night». The water
commenml rising and the he went down the
river at the rate of twentydlve miles an
hour. The ii-e kept running until about 1
o‘clock, when it began to jam in the vicinity
of Turkey Hill. The river then began to rise
rapidly, and in a short time it was foul-Mn
feet above low wntAJr mark. The ice llllil
couaed some damage to the railroad bridge at
this place. l’ier‘ No. 8 has been shoved
eighteen inches out of line, and the railroad
tracks are fiftoen inches out of line. The
/ stringers undcrfipons Nos. 23, ‘34 and :35 have
been badly strained, and noun: of the weather
boarding has been torn off the west side. The
water haw caused considerable damage to
prom-rty at (’olumbia. The luvcr'trmks of
the, Pennsylvania railroad west of E. N.
Smith's mill are completely feubmcrgml, pro-
vcntlng work by the shifting crews. The ice
’ is very badly gorgcd, and it will take an im»
mouse body of water to carry it over the
dam. The water slowly remled yesterday.
Word has been received that there in a big
gorge at or near litmlton, ono near (.‘one-
m-ru returnwl ycstorday in Judge (.‘lillord‘u
court. ()ne i-hargcs him with the murder of
Amos J. Snell. The other five are for burg—
lary.
ARIZONA TRAIN ROBBERS.
They Attach a Train in the Ifmml Style
and flab [he Expreun Car.
'l'ucsos, A. 'l‘., Feb. :34.~—’l‘hcw..~et bound
train on the Southern Pacific railroad was
boarded by two masked Incn at Stein's l'aso
swtitiirll'odiicstluy evening. Artur thc [ruin
had stlu'tcd the men crawled over the unto-r
tank, covcrcd the engixurer and firemcn thh
rifles, and whvua mile and a hall from the
station the cnginoer was couumllml to stop
the tniu. one of the rollnrrsunmupludthe
mail and cxpnus car with the cngino from
the other part of the train. 'l'bocnginecr
nus compound to mow on n mile nud a half
further, “licn the roblmm ugnin ordcrml him ‘
to stop. and thou formal tlu- Wells. Fargo 5;
L'o.':~. (‘Xpl'l‘s‘i mmwngn-rs to opcn the car, i
whichthcy rillcd of \‘ulnubli-s, but Without
silisturbing the mails. .
’l'hecuginccr me; next ordcml in go buck
and take up the other part of the train, and
tin: robbers left the railroad and started in u
mullicrn dim-lion. The train urrivcd llt-rn
on time. The cxlmm robbcry is rcportvd
and were driven to tho depot at South Jul-l;
sonvillc, where the private car :llu‘uml' um I
in waiting, and a few minutes nfto-r tho trnin
pulled out for St. Augustine. ' The «luy one
beautiful, a bright sun shining with full H 1r
idn fervor. 'I'hc prcsidont N‘i‘lliml to b.- .
greatly delighted with thu- nttcntio‘u shown
him here. At the Sub Trnpll'zll expmxtmn he
took mrticulnr interest in tlic fruit display.
and united a great runny questiom rugurding
ormige culture. .
“'hile at the "llux‘iir," which is lllo vuphw
uious name given to the fairy like looking
structure Containing the inhibits of the conn-
:
’l'lllv: “RUSTIC."
tin of Bermuda, Citru and Peace, Mrs.
Cleveland was presented with a four months
old fawn by Mr. Cash 'l'honms. .
81'. Arousnxn, Fin, Fob. Lat—An im~
mouse crowd had congregated ut llli‘llt'pflt
here hours before the arrival of the train
with the president and party on bonrd. At
12:45 the train rolled into them-pot. endow
the party alighted the cheers that or. HP were
deafening. Mayor Grcno welconml tlu- visi-
tors and extended to them the frmlom of the
ancient city. The president and Mrs. Cleve-
land were escorted by Mr. 11, 11. Fingler to
an elegant lunduu drawn by three pairs of
spirited boys. Secretary and Mrs. \l’hitncy.
and C01. and Mm Lamont were m-ortul to
carriages, and the mrty, nccompaniml by the
city alderman, also in carriages, were driven
through the principal streets. The quaint
thoroughfares Were lined with crowds of pen—
ple, and the windows were filled with roger
sightueers. The city was beautifully decorated
with green [almanac-z, holly, xnnguolim, Spun-
i-ih mom, flags and gay bunting. .llrsi. Cleve.
land was greatly uttmctml by the old Spon-
ish houses, with their narrow window, while-
washed sides and peculiar roofs. while the
narrow streets afforded her endless ammo»
moot.
At 1:30 the party were driven to the Ponce
de Lion, and as they alightod, the band played
choice selections, and hundreds of fichoul girls,
dread in white, scattered flowers in front of
the visitors, and sang a glee song no they cu-
tored the hotel. Over the main entrance mm
the word “(.‘levelenxl" in letters of electric
light, shining brightly. The distinguished
gueatewere conducted to their opartnwntn,
ondlliurtly afterward» a lunch was served.
The palatial Ponce de Leon 1m magnificently
decorated with flagrant! helium, flying from
“atom, while hunting and ovorgrmm ul-
moat covered the structure. Other hutch and
buildings were also decoruml in the mm:
lavish style. Electric llghtn of all nine and
colon added to the general effem, and at night
the city seemed to he one blow of light.
no 'l'mlur Will flow Pro-acute.
Bacon“, Feb. ill—Tho autopsy in the
at the boy Powen Ihowa that death
modified from hurt diam Miss Moore, the
nhonltcaeherwhommted on thecharge
of thoboy’rpamta thatlheonmcd undead:
licavy. A spm'iul frnin mm placed at, the
«banned of Marshrd Wndc. nud sow-ml nlllt't’lN‘.
nitb two indinn trailers nnd horscx lull for
tho scene of the roblu'l'y.
(in! the llomlle zunl Frcmlom Too.
HT. Lotus, Fob. 2-l.r-~-.\ nollc pt'omtui was
colored in lln't'llwnl llun )loil'inrity. indicted
“llll I‘rnl \l'iltrvx-k, (Margo “'ruwr and M.
W. H: uht. for tho roblwry of thc Adams I
l'Ix1.t'c~..~c:n' on lhe- lv'rhru ruiluny Hz'l‘. 21-3, ‘
1“,}, and hr i. nutv In»; \l'itttw'li, nintw
Jim (‘nnumnga foul: .llut'izn'lty into his con»
lltll'llt'l'ltllllv' planning the- rm 1. Aftvr 1hr .
robbory $1,500 was twill. from llnllm. Tut. to
Morinrity to keep him still. llcugnvrd to ng'
evidence for the state whm he wan.~ lix'nfml
by arcporter named Galvin, and it llZLN' been
known from the fimt that. ho nonid not be
prosccutcd.
The Fourth Party In the Field. .
Wnsummou, Feb. ill—After a series of ‘
very disorderly meetings in the Industrial Roi «
form party—fortydlvo men and four Women
-—u presidential ticket has bqn agreed upon, L
in follows; A. 1'}. Iledstonc, of California, for
president; .1. A. (‘olvin, of Kansans. for vice
praiident, This ie not the mine party that
nominated Mrs. Bclva IAx-kwrml for flu.
presidency in em, but it is its ugmmmni
political heir and eucceelor, and Mrs. Lock
wood is numbered among its originators and
founders, although she is not mrticipating in '
the present convention.
Killed While "Bobbing.”
Alumni, N. Y., Feb. ”As—About 10:30
o‘clock Wednmlay night, while bobbing on
the Market stmt hill, the bob Reindeer biL
came unmanageable when near the bottom or
the slide. and run into a street lumppost
":ll‘lvlll l’lantz, aged 15‘. who was sitting ncnr
the rear end of the bob, was thrown tofhe
ground, the bob and its entire load landing on ‘
top of him. He was hurt internally, and died
yesterday morning. William Reid, ogi-d 17,
who sat next in front of l'lnutz. loud in In;
broken. Thc other m'cuponts of the bob were
more or less injured
The Providence l'lrelmg Still lat “'ork.
vaxnzxcz, Feb. 2-1.-~.\u attempt to burn '
the Sprngoe mowing lllfll'lllll" building was
made yesterday. This in the largest wm'ulcu
building in the Slate, am! is occupied by a ‘
number of firms and about 2200 employees. .
The fire was Ilimivcml in a charcoal bin,ond ,
was put out before much damagi- was don». l
The door of the bin was kept locked, and the
fire had evidently been Hat by some one
through a drop door near the floor. Tim oc~
cumuce renews the exciuunent causal by tin-
frequency of inccmliary fires of low.
Fifty-013m learn of Mini-tori»! Work.
PATIBSOK, N. J., Feb. 2i.-—'l'he ltcv. John
Bordon has retired from live minlvterial
duty, after nearly iifty-dgh years of service,
be having ofllciatcd as pastor of the True
Reformed Dutch (Set-«let; church at l’amiu
since April,1830,his 11m and only charge.
Until recently Mr. Bordon could give the text
and selections of scripture used at any of his
services during that periml. In hin ninety-one
years of life he has never um! liquor or
tobacco He is infill rcmarkably crcct and
“80W“ .. _- .-.._._.._.
In the Nollonnl solute.
\l’nunmmos, Fob. amitrnong the peti-
tiom and nominal» pnoentcd and referred"
in the senate yesterday were the following:
For removal of duty on unit-.10 abolllh the
tax on alcoholic boom: to mince postage on
male, plants and bulbs; to admit books printed
in foreign languages fine of duty; for the
abrogation of all treatie- with China, no fu-
u Inc permit Ohlnm nnmlgntion llr.
Mamiemn introdumln bill to provide for
Ikltortate homes for disabled soldier: and
mum.
Mule I “target of “fault.
Now You, Fat). Bt-uDealol Galley, aged
.50 yam, not into I nhomlng on
Bloeckerrtreet yesterday and bog-n promising
witharovolver. After firing a number of
Maud while the wandator's head was
turned. ()okcy put his head into the firing
ml, stock the muzzle of the revolver into
hummandymlledthotrlgger. Bullion.
wago, and another at Marie-tut. When tinny
i break trouble may be cxpectml here again.
WILKESIJARRE, Pa, Feb. Q-tlé'l'he ice in
l the Suwuehnmm river began moving in f rout
» of the city Wednesday night. It stopped for
a short time, but then the rapidly rising
j flood caught it up again at midnight. and it
,wcnt lxumdiug down stream withu mighty
:roar. viorc rooming the huge cakes, two
,‘ and tlll‘t‘f! fret thick and very solidpformml n
i gorge two miles below this city in a bend of
‘ the rive-r, and at once the water legal) backv
lug up until it covered the Kingston flute to
,lhu depth of flve feet for miles. The great
forms between this city and Kingston are all
‘submcrgod, and the tide is rising strunlily.
. All mnununiculion by strcct cars and wagons
between thin city and Kingston has" been cut
,2)". The Susquchanna prmmln a picture of
. artistic grandeur.
The broad surface. as for
Jo; the cye can reach, is glittering with tho
Isharp peaks of massive cakes standing on
; cdge. Last night the water WIIN nearly oven
:With the banks, and twenty-one lm-t Above
. low water mark.
l’oiannvm, N. \'., Fob. Leif-vibe Ilclnv
wun- river is gorgcd at this place for a dis-
lunu-opl fuurmilca, theio't- living plied to a
height of twenty fwd. ’l'ln.- rivvr ls ulowly
wining. ('cllniu and a. number of inliabitml
bztwmunls arc flooded in the village near the
Barret sumousion bridge. The “widen break-
water in front of the nbutmenfa‘ of tlu- bridge
, has been destroyed by the ice, which reaches
{tothc top of the plum
Apprehensiom ore
entertained thnt the gorge may have a divas“
trons result in this village.
Wholesale Opium Brandt.
NEW Yivlth'. Feb. :Hr—In the courselif his
, invmtigntiun no in opium smuggling at ”118'
port t'ullm't-rr Mngonc humlm‘ovort‘wl thnt
\vhilc 17.1.11”) pumds nf opium worn- “llll‘
, drdnn {lulu bonded mirolioux-s hero. tislv‘lhl'
Hg; for cxwrt to llluunn. during tine pun:
lbrm- years. only 130,100 p-umd~ limo Inn-ll nn‘
porlml into linvann from this city. ’l‘lu- l’nl
lm'tnr him not yet found out. “hr-re tlw other
130,000 pounds \vuul. ll.» hm dismvvrul
_vpium fronds to the uniomit of $1.:wob.
1 Seeking Ilurinl in (‘unwcrnlcil Ground.
NEW YURK, Fob. 24.-—'1'bc family of John
Maguirc, “bodied at no Anhd'ovcrty Inn-l
; ing. npplicd to the supreme court ycatcrdny
for a mundnmm lu i'ulllpvl the (.falvcry come
u-ry authorities to permit burial in Mnguiru's
.lot. The cemetery people, who are luaclml
. by View (icnerul l’rwton, rely on the (“Chill“)
1 in the cave of John Byruc. upholding flu-In lll
refining burial ll‘t’flll'i' llyrnl~ was a member
of u wcrrl unduly.
The Case of (lunld and Sage.
NEW \I'ullfi, Fob. 'J-l.--—'l'hu (lonldfingv
nuittrrconwnpymtvrdny before- the grand
,jury for consideration lllslrli‘b Attorney
' Fellows and bio :‘mnmtnnt Mr. Semplr, sub-
3 Knitted the ntlldnvits. and other dwumcnts lll
lthccnsu 'l'hcym-nvcbwml Will]. the jury
3 over an hour, and then u Wllnl‘fii, paid to be
‘Sydnn-y Dillon, was cullnl. \l'ltnenw no
i bring Momma-d by the grand jury'fmlay. '
Driven (In! In the Cold}.
llt’nux, Feb. ‘.‘-l.wNo'\‘l'l'ul wictions Were
made ymh-rdny on the I’unwuby «states, and
, the cotulgcrs m-rv drivo-n out of their housos,
fdespitc the fact flint the wontln-r was ox-
: trcmelv cold. Much suffering will ensue.
. Mn. (infield Ind Mollie Coming Home.
humus, Fab. “wit is Maw-l that Mrs.
Garfield and herduughlcr, Mire; )lollic, will
rwturn to America on the sumlmhip'l‘ravu,
Killing lnun lirenwn.
CONDENSED NEWS.
« The department of New York, Grand Army
of tholbipnblic. in its twrntyowmul annual
encampment nt Syrm'usc nnnnimouuly udopb
ml the per die-m rutul wn‘lt‘v' wnsion bill,
and mini-sled it» want-n and ropnw-ulntivm
in congress to vote for tlo- inc-mum
The national houw couunithm on public
buildings and groundu rt‘llll‘lt'll bills for public
buildings at Ytlllkcl'll, N. \'., Pun-moo, N. J..
and Allegheny t‘ity. l’n.
Tho house committw on pension» hm agreed
to the souutc bill increasing to $30 per month
the put-don for total dentition.
In Mow-hundte billy‘lliuu saving» hunky
, have 1.72? depoaifu which have liecn unclaimed
twenty years, amounting to caution.
Ben J uhnaon. a Morgan county, Tenn, do»
wrmlo, we» shot and blatantly killed in In
uffray “'«lnwday night It Glenmry, Tenn.
(.‘omcliuu Walters, who fatally stabbed him
frimul William ll. Ilart, in Philadelphia, Ian.
Kovember. pleadlid gniltyto a charge of mar
dorinthewctmd degree and was moment-ed
to five years‘ nnpmumwnt.
lathe hearing It nutm- ln the student
nemlmu'y care Judge Allen outbound the
taking of mummy on behalf of Profs-nor
timythe, in mlnr toamend thorecord to be
presented to the supreme court.
Eleonora in Monummth. 1118., and neighbor-
ing tmvm were startled Walnendny night by
almidroaranda jar which shookwnlla and
rattled wimlom. It in belived it was cauad
by the oxplorion of a meteor.
At Blowing; spring», 0a., on Walnut-y,
Mm John “’ilholle, being attacked by ew-
plexy, fell upon a fire than open grate, and
was burned to death.
Ben Maxill. the mutant It the Chattanooga
(Tenn) univem'ty who killed his mnrado,
Jam»; 4}. Jolmmn. with I baseball but on
mm mm“ been u one Welnmlny, on hold in mun to appear.
William. Rumour-ism Thenmteof 019:1in 'l'illloBtIrbuck,from
Phnulelphiafnr “logo," “bud,“‘olfl-
mmmmmm mummified.“ tumor Fatba-
Baoogmx, hug-4m IT
lam-r Iwuhhy moi-“mu mwbmuumrm
and w mmmm ”tumult-”human“:
. , WW . nun
ubmhom , hmmmwm
nonwntx'onna neon
, *ONE HIGIIT ONLY,
Monday, February 27th,
Engagcméut extraordlna of the talented and
versatile in: e nonbreue.
FLORENCE J. BINDLEY,
(Baby Bladleyl,
Supported by a limo company 0' Hum lilan
. may: including P0
Mr. J ames Horne,
limit»)! bout and haudsomest young actor, and
, Mr. Otis Turner.
‘l‘hc t‘llllllclll eccentric coiiierllan, Bank'y
Campbell's uiuistcrplocu
flINE IN Hill. ”
'l‘hobrlghtu-l and moot planning ('omcdyMI-lo-
Dmmu on the American etago
lll
(Judi-r the personal nmnagcnn-ut of ,
Mrs. Emma Franku’
unusslox; 255 :n and 50 com. ’
Scale at l’lnlr'red‘e Drug Marc. 5
Emma""yogi; Z
'l‘uemlay. Fab. 2H. 1
631-”.
The worldrrrnoum-d
J. .K. Emmet
Even; a. rues.
Teacher of Singing, Vogee Control and Fiona Play
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dtw ill let.
Knvfiion.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmentls. Pans. Necdleu. Bella, eta, furnished
Gonernl Repairing of all kinda and make» of
boring Machines. '. If. sliAlLllll.
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Open Daily from 9 to 12 not, and from 1 to .‘l p.lu
and on Saturday evcnlugl from ti to a.“
Winters-It allowed on Dem-rite.
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Work dome by the day or contract.
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Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Real Esta w Exchange Runs,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
rerun nun
FOR sALE.
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SOUTH NORWALK,“ CONN.
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road, near D. & N. Railroad truck,
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TERMS REASONABLE.
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REASONABLE PRICES, l - “cumin" hen. Pena“ ,
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WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES amount a neamut Divisions.
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OF THE Psi-tong" ’l‘rIlnn.
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A SPECIALTY.
1,000
firanilevillc, two houses and lots, cnch 1,000
Concord St. ” " “ 2,000
Belden‘ A vcuuc, . 600
Lowe Strcct, $3,500. 2,800
Chmtnnt Sim-t, 3,500
Meadow Strwr. 2,500
Franklin Stm't, ' 3,500
South Mnin and Raymond Stu-rte, lot 01x15), House 17 Rooms, Good Barn
all In good Condition, 0,000
South liloin Sim-l. about 5 ncrm, good House and Burn, 6,?
n 3. mm
Ely Nrck Ronni, 2'500
Elmwood Avvlnw, Int 80:: 210. House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
. Modcm Improvements, Carriage Home and Stable, (100d Garden, $8,500
Elnll'uflld Avenue, Lot 6011200, house quite new, 3,300
North Main Strcct, opposite the Lockwood plncc, modern improvements, 9,000
II I. H u ’l op to u ‘5 7’w0
Woodward Avenuc, $3,300. Springwood, 2,500
Day Sin-cf, 3,000
Monroe Street. thrce‘bouacs. rcemctiwly, $1,800, $3,500 and 4,000
'Spring Street, two houses, respectively, 2,200. double house, 4,000
llavilnnd Strccl, good house and born, 4,!
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot 74x23"), 2,000
West Street. 2,800
, Taylor Avenue, good house and born, - 21,000
Chapel Sim-t, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
, Mable, grounds spacious and Wcll shaded, a charming view of Long
Hand Sound from piazza, 15,000
("oncnri and Spring Strut-t.»- row of tom-merit. 4,000
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Building Lots.
Hamilton Avcnuc. 37» fcct front, 500
l’rwpct‘l Place. 250
5 W. st Sim-r, $1,500, $2,250
Summit Sin-i t, from $7M} to
, 700
l Elmwo-nl Avmiuu and llayviz-w .Ivc-lauc. $690 to 1,000
*(‘mlden Hill Street and liayvivw Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
~Tnylor .‘Vt‘flllv'. $250 to 800
1Snutli .‘duin S:- et. $400. North Main Slim-l. 2,000
9 Mmdow Street, 55500. ('roea Street, 800
Low Sin-ct, $300. Pine Street, 800
ll'lotor. Hill 10:11 2 acu- It 1.
ESpring .‘lrrm t, $450 to , $650
2 East Norwalk.
Osborn .~\ vcnuv, mansion and collage. two acres, 37,500
Com-m- Ivonne and Hoyt Snort $2.300. chry Street, .10“)
. Osborn Avenue Fort Point llmd. 3.200
‘I Collage Avenue. 4,000
1' Van Zuni Awuuc. 1“”
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i llhur‘l‘ oul‘Baru. ten acres of land, $2,600
‘ “now and Built, one acrc. $850. House and Born, two acres, 1,350
; Ol'Wfl .
9 Lot on l’uddiug inn». , 31,000
? Lot on Him 8L,
' 2,500
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:Mlddle Five Mile Rive .
l House, 2 ‘etorieo and attic. 7 rooms, 23 acres, roomy born, lots of good fruit,
'2 property in excellent condition, .2300
Tract of 1.": acres. $2.000. Also of :1 acres, 500
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. Danen.
1 Farm of 40 ecu", ‘2 houses, large barn, well adapted for dairy or market
I gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
I walk to llowayton depot, $5,000
1 Pleasant residence within ashon distance of Darien do pot, 1 acre. good
l house and on. buildings 3,000
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Farms.
0 Near llll' city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 13 to 40
' acres. Prisca from {53000 to $18,000
m‘l’cmons looking for Building Sites or Improved Property for investment
l or their own me. should they not nee in the lint anything to unit, are invited to cgll
i and make known what they would like. an we may have something not loited that
3 will prove just what they wish.
,Payments on most of the above listed prop-
! arty will be made, easy.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
‘, hibition at roomr. . '
DEEDS. MORTGAGE, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of IIORTGAGES
, carefully drawn. and titles to md property «arched.
ACKOWLEMMENTS TAKEN, (Notary Public, (:ommiuioner Superior
3 000“.)
IDANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY lNVR‘l’l‘I-Il) in note and reliable
; uccuritiee. .
EUROPEAN I’ASPORTS DB'I‘AINEI).
I ADVERTISEMENTS for New York papers received and promptly attended to
I wmaaevw
TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN.
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