swim or rm 13mm
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE ‘0" THE
CHESAPEAKE.
Au Appallng Record That is Not Yet
Complete—over too Vessels Known to
llave‘lteeu Wrecked-Jules or enter-
lag and Beach.
Business, trues l'l.——News of the dam-
agedonedownthehay by the storm ironin-
lug iii-lowly, but every bay and river ve-sl
Irrivingin partbringsareport of marrow
wreck. Fran thevarious returns we aim-
lnu'lls as follows: The oyster pungy
Vineyard wentashon in Chester river More
thy night, and the crew of six menwm
drowned. Twenty-one visuals are uhonlu
Cochran’s creek, oil thefmouthof them-eat
Wlooluic river, Northumherlaud cotuity,
Vanadium.- Whom-chopper ‘
Bizareasboseoc Gwynn‘s Island, Matthew!
county, Va, and two in Jackson‘s creek,
county, Va
The schooner-s Harriet Ann and Edward
Cobb,audabugeye and a aloopareashore
all Praimrnon Point, in the lagothy river.
The pungy Cleveland, a labourer, a sloop
audfmirbugeyeaareaahorsinllodkincreek.
A police sloop is ashwe in Patnxent river.
The steamers Fred Avon and the Wenonah
"port a vast number of vocals of all char.
actors of build ashore. The oyster sloop
Lavinia North was repaired in Hill's Point
harbor, and Capt. North and James Thomas
were drowned,
About twenty vmls were driven ashore
and badly damaged in the Choptanlr river.
The pungy Easter-n Light was lost in the
greatAnnamessex riverandsixmen drowned
Four bugeyos and two sioope were totally
wrecked in that river usarthe Eastern Light.
Thesouthernbank of theGreatAnuamesaex
is lined With vemls, some captured and other:
lying upon the sands.
It is reported that twenty-eight boats cap-
sized in Chincotiague bay, and that the
bodies of fifteen sailors have been washed
ashore there.
The schooners William F. Hines and Annie
F. Regen broke their cables in Eastern bay
and dashed together in collision. The Hines
wassunk and hasgone to pieces At Tangier
soundthe damage is heavyto theshipping,
andlhelouof soamenis lacedatfourteen.
The estimate of 100 0 two days ago of
the number of vemels in distress outhe Chess.
peaks boy was far too small. Returns come
in slowly, but they show an unequaled and a
wholesale damage from the storm The list
continually increases The loan around Som-
erset‘ county was great, especially in Air
namessex river. An unknown schooner was
sighted on Monday. She had flying as a sig-
nalofdistrensabedqullt. She had a crew
of five or six men. The cutter attempted to
reach the schooner, but could not do it on ac-
count of the prevailing hurricane Other
unsuccessful attempts were made during
Tuesday. Thermal was finally reached on
Wednesday. Her crew was found frozen
still and dead. There are a number of sunken
boats in Muddy creek, a branch of the river,
and a number of the drodgers perished.
More than half the vessels in the harbor at
Cristield were blown ashore, capsized or sunk,
and the damage cannot be estimated until
they are gotten ashore. Some are total
wrecks One of the vowels was the pungy
Leading Breeze. Three of her crew are sup-
posed to have been drowned in the forepeak.
They were seen on the pungy Sunday, and
have not since been heard from.
Ten boats were driven ashore at Oxford.
The Ida arrived at Cristield yesterday with a
boy and four terribly frostbitten, sailors.
Theybelongeu tothe boat Mary C.Ward,
which had foundered on Smith's island. The
mill had been lashed to tbel’lgging three days
when rescued. The boy died shortly after-
ward. Itwillbeawoek before the full re-
portserein,bntthoae so far received show
an unparalleled record of death and disaster
at the Chesapeake.
Eateminated “in Family and lllllaelf.
Benoit, March iii—At Waterville, Ila,
on'l'ueaday,acoroner’s jury found averdict
of murder against Darius 1!. Warren, who
hadkilledhiswifs. Hewasahouttobe
taken to jail, when he was given permission
to see his two children—Cora, aged 8, and
Aunie,aged 3. While talking to them he
Mdenly drew a revolver from his sleeve and
shot the youngest child through the bead.
Befm-etheofllcerinchargeof himrecovored
from his surprise, Warren shot Core, and
than, turning the revolver upon himself, sent
a bullet through hieowu heart. Cora is dead,
and Annie cannot recover.
she line a Tale to Tell.
Bmsomnn, Ma, March l7.—A reporter
sawEflie Ellis, the girl whom Dr. Cox inv-
agely burned with carbolic acid Wednesday
evening. She is still in a serious condition
andwlllhediaflgured for life. Her left ear
is eaten away from her head (or half its
length and the wounds and marhson her face
are now blotchea of dying flesh Her desire
iatogetoutof the torture she is enduring,
andlhedoesnotssemtocare whether Corie
punished or not. She Itys,‘ however, that she
willtellasurprislngstoryatthetrial
ltormbound Corpses.
Naw Your. March 17.~At Calvary carne-
' teryyesterday lilo bodies were received for
interment The funeral: had been delayed
by the storm
a
Sixteen Pleasure Seekers Drowned.
Manon, March lit—Sixteen persons were
drowned Thursday ofl Bari through the cap-
lislug of a Trieste pleasure boat.
CON DENSED NEWS.
TheCauadian parliament isstilldebating
treecqumercial union and reciprocity with
mikUnitedBtatea ,,
., 'l'hemwflermhasgreatlylnterfsrsdwlth
‘ rallwayu'aflleinthsnorth of and
‘ Scotland Seven! trains have beenburled
gala mowdrifta The pa-sagers one-tailed
train between Sunderlaad and Hart
mournpelledtospenrlthenightinthecars.
, Baronilauer, ofVienna,succeeds
OotuitBylandtr «it as imperial minister
“dwarforAustrla- unguy.
John Small, coroner of South Agni-g, h,
, Iralaud,who was arrastedouthecharge of
wholuallyanaalttngebildmhasbeea ac-
thousaufiotdolhre unsupported
mmm wvarai shildrsa—oaeiuuily
findi'ualethbrua. “
“mun one.” Hutu,
as m. panic-«pu-
..W_- ”m-.- ..
BOULANGIH'I «strum.
Ila Enthusiastic Admirer- Will Doubt!
less lien Ill- aa a Deputy.
Paris, larch l1.-—Tbe trlends of Gen.
Bouiangerhaverssolvedtohohienlrn
me meeting in Paris to decideupon a
future outline with regard totheirsuppori
diheeugarminiatsr in his delensivetight
W mmtparty. it appears,
however,» be generally concededthat he
multisavsthearmy,whetherhewlll or no,
andithaquallyplain that hewill continue
hispuhllecareerinthechamber of deputiea
whereifatl’lathedgmare not. awry,hewill
prove to more annoying totbeminlatry
thaahehaseverbesnasanofllcerofthe
any and the leader or a powerful, but
them comparatively bunnies, tical
faction. President Gravy’s war upgullou
langer was the of his downfall,
audit is not wilhoutthehoundsofproha—
Wt! that It Cur-net’s wllliague- to coir
demnthe 'uuheard,atthebehestd
his ad may get him into hot water.
Ben, hastoidhisliadicalmpport
euthathels
resolved to neither resign not
applytobeplacedoutheretiredliat. Groups
0' collectediutheapproachesto
thechamberof deputies yeateniayandsang
Boulangeraira Theymdispersedhytbs
'l'heminiatarot warhas Gui. Bou-
langer to return to Clument—Fsrrand. ll
thegmeralrefuseatorsturnhewiu probably
be arrested ’
Whiiedriving on the Rue 8t. Honors last
evening Gen. Boulanger was recognized by
the people, who greeted him with shouts oi
“Vive Boulangerl" Borne enthusiasts tried
tounhameu the horses attachedtobisear-
flags, with the intention of drawing the
vehicle themselves Gen. , who
appeared to be annoyed bytbe demonstra-
tion, took refuge in a houmnearhy. The
police dispersed the mob, and thegensral was
«tabled to scope by a circultousl‘route.
new {NELAND OPENING up.
But the Opening la lurked by a Fatal
Accident at Springfield.
Nzw llale, Conn, March l'l.—The rail-
road is now clear of mow between Bolton
and New York,ami trains began running
through to-day. A passenger train left here
ysterday afternoon for New York, but
owing to two engines being derailed near
Bridgeport it was obliged to run back, and
its engines were sent with a wrecking train
to help get the derailed engines on the track.
There is only one track clear today, and
trails; are run by telegraphic order alto
gather. The first train from “'estllold, Man,
since Monday got in last night behind four
engines and a big snow plow. The Air line
to Willlmantic is the only division now
blocked This cuts oil the New England road.
Srmsonsw, Ma... March l'l.-The first
train through on the New England railroad
was derailed near Amory Hill depot, this
city, yesterday afternoon. Tito locomotives
left the truck. Conductor Hinett, Fireman
Nichols, and Brakeman Mel-lune were fatally
ambled by steam tram a broken pipe in the
forward engine. Hinett died at 0:30 p. in.
The others are dying.
anos:ronr,Conn.. March l'b-The Ilfil
for New York left here last night with pas
sengors and mils. it Would have started
earlier but for the wreck of a train at East
Strutlurd, Which blocked both track The
Housalonic road is running today.
Victims of the Thaw.
Nzw Yomr, Mari-h lT.——Yestorday after-
noon a men; of ice weighing about 300 pounds
became loosened by the thaw, and slid from
the roof of No. 73 Murray street. crashing
Into the heavy plate glass skylight covering
the utilce of Henry Simon & Co. on the
ground floor of the building. Mr. Simon was
knocked unconscious, a junior partner was
cut on the hand with a piece of glass, and the
bookkeeper was prostrated with numerous
serious cuts and contusiom on the head. He
was taken to Chambers street hospital.
A Baseball!“ Charged with Ilsorcisle.
Haamsnrno, Pa, March 17. ~ John
Schweitzer, of last year’s Wilkesbarrs Base
hallclub, was arrested here last night on a
chargeof manslaughter. He is accused of
beating his wileaud causing her death.
Senator Carnot Dead.
Pants, March 17. —Senator Carnot, father
d the preshienl of the French republic, died
yesw'day, aged —-.
Ah: when shall all men's good he each
man‘s rule, and universal peace lie like a
shalt of light across the land l—Tennyson.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
New You, March lit-Honey closed at it
cent. The highestrate was ii and the lowest l
per cent. Exchange cloaedueady; posted rues,
tmfil; actual rules, swam for sixty
days and litmus»; for demand. Govern
meme closed steady; currency e... no bid; la,
1:0“)le bid; 4350.. 00., 145% Nd. .
Pacino railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
lime, mane; Union land grants. memos;
Union sinking tunda, llmllc; central; "80"..
The stock market wasextrenmy dull this mom
lug. Up to noon only $.0Waharesehanged hands,
at which the majority were Missouri Pacific,
needing, Bi. Paul and Western Union Prices
were irregular-ad the changes alight, the noon
figures being generally “to n per cent. lower
than those at last night. There was quite a brisk
selling of the leading stocks after midday, caused
by theatrlhe oi the engineers on the at
Topeka and Santa Fe system, together with re
ports that a similar strike on the llamurl Pacific
and other roads will soon be laaugumml. la a
short time prices declined it to m per cent, but
a traction 0! this was recovered before the close.
lathe dual sales the lowest prices were again
current. The decline ranged from if to I” per
cent. The sales for the day amounted to “7,700
shares.
General Inhale.
Naw Yuan. larch lit—mgh-Closedu
at unehaued more; winterw extra. m
I; lioness“ do. “W90: city iaili extra. use
and, (or West ladies. Southern flour closed dull
aaduaehaugsd: common to choice extra, um
WHEAT—«Options were fairly active, but the
tone was weak, and prices closed at Mlle. do.
cline. spot lots closed neglected and unchanged.
Spot sales of No. I ndltateal ”with; No. I
do. NlfiGbWJ No. 1 red winter, Dike; na-
graded red. WW4 lie. I red winter. April,
”in. bid; do. M”. W- W: (lo-June, lilo-l6
CORN-Optic!“ were dull and irregular, and
closed weak at mile. decline. Boot tote closed
steady andunehaagsd. Bpotaaleaoflto. loosed
at 01cc, ugraded do..59l‘.llc.: lie. 2 mixed,
April, we. bid; do. lay. W- bid; do. Julie,
M M
Ohm—Options were dull and clonal at a slight
advance. Spot iota cloud quiet and unchanged.
Spot saleaofNo. lwhlteflaie "Wild;
1 raised. April. ma; do. lay. mmmge.
RYE—Dull and nominal; state, 75v.
Damn—«iterated.
mill—Dull: one year old asses, annals.
man-none can and snows-hm limb.
JG; A In.
“Wisdom-metronome
in. M
“ The > Boston
N
On Monday, March 19. 8 A. M.
We shall open the large and counnodious store, 45 Main Street,
lately occupied by Comstock Bros, with a large and well selected
stOck of general Dry and Fancy Goods, all n
the inanulhéturers,‘ which we will offer at prices heretofore never"
heard of in N nrwalk or State of Connecticut
OU
purchaser. ' ‘ ,
NOTICE I "
R constant aim shall be to place before the public good,
It is our (leu'rmination that by courteous treatment and strict attention to the wants of
the people and swmre, fair dealing to make the Boston Store the popular store of Norwalk.
Prices We Give You.
Réad Oarefullyfl:
iiress Goods. § Kid Glove Department.
LOT 1,’ 50 dos. Io1!0d [miles 'l‘iiillSGl-A’es. in 4 button i: he
- . ' Tell a an rowu assortment. o .‘ew
2.6 cents r no,“ wool double Hamlin-tree, I “3 - .
spines. tinfoil. etc , etc. Hoop» that have mulled : “0“” '1 ‘m m“ 5‘" WW .
:. . ' r . g .
WW” “‘ “Tut‘s“ 3890. per Pair.
7 "-r ' lllbebu't
Q'lccuis per yard, Double-width Albion Checks. M ”If qmfllil! is limited earls tellers w
. . . ’ ' ' 50c served. llnl one pair to a customer.
silky-1?: goods, and (be rsgumrretail price is . m dot, Lu it," Real (h Kid Gloves, button
' LOT 3,‘ 1 lengths, emb. back. Our price, 67¢. per pair, worth
36 cents per yard. Douhlrywidth all‘wool Trim: ‘ 81.00.
in all most desirable shades; regular so cents goods. ,
LOT L,
59mm- per yard in Plain and Mixtures. including
ill the new Spring coloring». Three out: an: 54
inches wide and would be, considered c sap 3:11.00.
Shirt llepartnlent.
i‘.’ (102 While L‘nlanndrcd Shirts, regular price
and burn bosom reinforced lrvut. Our
pllfl' filc, ,
, is dust. of line dress hhlflll, standard rotten. Hg:
. pun» linen luwm and wrislblnds. regular price . .
on lhlnlnl our price «tile 1
ti doz. Uenu four”) ply linen rule, sizes 95 lo‘
lily. only ii“ a pair. Um- lot of gems ruliars, all ;
styles, regular 3k: goals. Our prise llr. t
V H . Hf
Lolorcd Suralii silks all we,
in a beautiful annulment of ilh‘v’l and cvvnlus‘
shades No such values out before uttered ‘ m‘
colored Sarah.
v
Housekeeping Linens
At less than cost to import.
. . v ,
bpfl mi .
Ask to see our Satin at 25 cent.» pvt var-l
,_ V...” _. ..‘- q -5... -
ew and direct from
honest and reliable goods and
at such prices us must command the appreciation of the deserving and intelligent,‘
Table lianuisk.
15:) Mars Cream Loom Damask, 25¢ a yard, worth
urine-rs Blrarbed German Table Danni-k ”r a
ya , worth «in .
NAPKINS. l.’
7:3 dill. 9!. all Llnrn Napkins, 50s a dozen, worth
‘ l0dol. 5f, Napkins, 75¢: worth 31.00.
10 " “Nspklusfilo worth 1.25.
no “ M, Napkins,$l.25 won “.50.
Ti “H lilm’ .
“ML—WW m
V Store.
To the inhzlbitants of Norwalk and general public of Connecticut !‘
1.5 vioz. fine llm'k and Marnie Timely, 125‘s such.
worth the.
'11 dos extra largr iluck Towels is.» out h, Worth
20c
3i dnz. linch and Damask Towel-A. knotted nnd
plain fringes. law wurth '13-".
:mlo: large tine iiurk and Durand: Tum-ls. Jr.
vmrtliifi H7“. '
QUILTS.
(rm but quilts 50o, worth 754‘.
" ' 77w, worth SH!)
are, worth 8L5.
Tinn- aml spoon prevents our enumerating any more of the special bargains that We
shall displov during our opening Week.
ONE PRICE TO
mev rclumlml on all goods bought from us and not proving satisfiiclory.
treatment by our employee and attention shown to llll. whether
ALL.
Courteous
Ill want to purchase or not.
We trust [Ul'trt‘t’ll'P :1 fair palrmmgo from tlw purchasing public, and will always muloavnr to
give the best of n:lll-lilt‘llnll.
in order m zm.:mntnml:ttc lllt‘ public in the fullest extent un- will lump our store
evenings.
The
_Boston
Monuments and Headstones,
t
f _
Do lml buy amummu-rli m lirhdsmnl- from any 9
photograph, but go dirmt tn the who»: room» off
i'. W. Bali‘s. Writer error-t. Norwalk and Mini on.» ;
lll‘tul’tlplrli'nml you wall not be disappointed m it! ‘
.ppromnrr Dal" m all kinds of building Hunt
and nun-Levy work.
glutinryp‘ g'nnis.
(i ll. Il'.\l{1lll\,
l‘atrrrr for Wedding» and. Partial
maintains nll lullul flofllu‘ em». and mm
l’. “,. I ;;\'1‘ 13‘s. l'rtilt’il its at llu-r. ALd tnzploymri-r min-e.
rs) MAI! 51‘ . an, Millli'nui. CT,
6i 3 m ’ ‘
. l l. [NEAR 5. PLACE.
J D. JIZNNINHS, : J
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it“ than)
“Le (I'V-
l'l‘ratbcr of singing, l'nirr i'untrol and harm Play ‘
Sili'n‘érnr in i. ll. Quintam. .ng. ;
Undertaker & l‘llllllil-Illler.§ m r' "* “‘1‘ ‘9’“ “‘1'” -"“"““”‘v CT ;
No -i Knight St. Rt'Hdl‘l’ll‘l“, 9 East Arr,
880.30: sorwnlk , Conn.
» . manner,
The Metropolitan's Record For I887.l MAIN STREET. 50”" NWWALK-
_ Teeth extracted without ill“ by [her use uttias or;
(ism in number of outstanding hum-s during , dltw Ether .
l8 7.260.015 , \
(ism in Assets during um. 5130.063 m. ‘ _
(ism ill l‘rrmuun income during NC, MASNKH.» ATTIATIIIN.
lScwing Machine Supplies,
(lain inflame lnoome diirln WWI. l.2!6.32l.:l~i .
Number ot Death l'leime hall! in it»?! 21,663, 3 Attachments. Pan-r. Needles. Belts, etc , tarnished
Amount paid to rusty-miners alum: we: :2.- 1 (JO-"m“ Reel-"Ina 0! all kud- Ind mm- o!
lumps”, gbwlng Machines. t'. I. MIAILIIL
Numbcrol rum-m in Plummet—i9, 1 It! mm 3L. m Nor-nit. ,_ _ _ . KM!»
New inenrnnrr durum during 1M,N,l‘.\l.9l‘l‘0 , , .. . . . . . .
Capital and Surplus (or 'u‘ullly ni l‘um‘yim‘ldrrs 5 but I“ 5“fl“ AL“ s“"“’“ l"*"'
wet and above the town's n‘qmred bv law, \1 pr!
rent.) and all olhrr liabilities. Sl,l6l.'l?:l to, '
Amount paid by the t‘umpany (u it» Pump!
holders {or claim». ctr , pmrr inganlzatmn, plus .
pit-pent invested Assets. “emails: so.
.mozrn me. mm.
Insure Your Life on,
T°'M°"°" May “”00 Late- Tliuildcr and Contractor.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may now! in -,
All one. If on im- or it you lllt‘. II in“ b.- a llt‘lpl
Z l)". c. r. Imi'ru‘uu, ’
I
(lain in lateral “1‘0:le dnnimg 1M7. 135.649 -
'i-i
.'.l Vi arhlngtou Street
Upon Daily from u to [1 am, and trout l to a pan
and on Saturday rwnlugs from o to V.
: Winn-re»: allowed on ”090.“!
issues min-ms rm,
runs it. haunts. \‘lmrm;
Jnlls ll. KNAPI’. Ewe. sun 'I‘u-as
“53+”
1.
1.]
It. RAYMOND,
Work (limo by the day or contract.
0 your term 1 “53 rrnln a (lay hill KM a young ‘ Ollie flu): in! llawiaml Si. no Watrr. Iru ll»! bl?
nan an endowmentuullwuulw Weill to him at «law
toy can; of age or 1")?” family's! drum. 3. rem» w.
is I'll g veynu a 1 ? pulll‘y or 31,100, _ ' ‘
(“rum in the ‘ ' “3"th
CONNECTICUT GENERAL 2 t'urpelltel' and Builder.
" Life Insurance 00:, 2 Plans tarnished and humane given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
(JP llMl'l‘t‘OllD. ‘
‘ ubu Ann meet, em Iain A
s. s. tnnonnsnlsu, Auhnl. " “1 ”“m‘ “m“ ”“
ti at Smith Norwalk. “
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, , Organist of the hm Congregational \‘hurrhylater
2% \4 ‘ bury. Teacher oi
» , ,l’ianoforte, Organ and Musical
‘ias nrrhakd the exclusive right lfor Namath [fulllpolilllfllh
mil onth Norwaik to use the [k In! [flank _
Vibrator, and or M mill without tilt, and tree fuel! 14°63 ”01 39 l‘- 0.. NURWALIL. CONN
I, ("IN l'llfillflflllt,
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if any am: e avge WM“ r‘risl teeth a
vacuity. unite and mldvuce adjoin sg lubed»:
:nersonagc. Norwalk.l't. Open event go. mom
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1 Washington l). (3.
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laoil Instrument over it? Mlle in "
mdmumetlea. lest ,ateuala ‘um m“ Till
and «not: worm-mm- 3 Phonix insurance Go. of Hartford
Fill.“ waaaaarao m wiliiaet arm
u Ilfe-tiina me seen '1» will... one- NOTARY I’ll um c.
l quumr the espouse at any «so. plane. mama. will
OVER 17.000 ill 08‘;
lend tor run eeeenmm pamphlet and
prices to ‘
Til! mm a suntan Koo.
EQ'U'ITABLE
INSURANOI GO.
.1 ceases Mason's" Hawaii. use. 01”" York.
0
Isiaassanr. Der-porn. banned mag. Assets. ............. ”until...“
roan. lieutenant on weer VII "so. surplus... ,. . ..........lO.M.OUO
{were Ans-r. sea we Ivan or clearances. T‘VLOR ‘ GOLDIH’ ‘8”.
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('or. West ,\ Venue and ilnller Sin-ct,
Null“ ALH. r‘uNN
Umu llnul’a »l uni '1 am ; mm 1 ti .1, and 't to
rpm . Sundays 2:04 pm
WCommuulcaflon by telephone.
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Is now prepared to make plans and :- Tidewa-
and suprrlutthd the construction of uildlugs
'I'IIRIS REASONABLE.
unit's—Taylor‘s Building Washington 31.. So.
Nowell P. 0. lion 775. ddw
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ii0l'SA’l‘0N it) RAILROAD:
ll.i.\' lil'ill’ k NURWMJ llil'lsloh’.
rum-cred {Member Hill. 1881'.
Passenger Trains.
BOUT] l'.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. 3o. Norwalk.
moo
Ar. Wilson Pom!
73:1.m. .fiarn Tseam.
856 " 9H " 910 "
l0 2-! " [032 ‘ it) 39 ‘
12:60pm. ltllp.m ll‘fipJn.
£39 " 50 ‘ «i 57 "
7m " lined 7 l5 " Hunt 722 “l'r‘d
RHIIITII.
Lr. Wilson Point. L180. Norwalk. ArNorwalh
rs)- Iu. Hired 730.. in. l‘a‘d 7“ Hind
8W " iii) " 925-. m.
935 " l‘:l3p.m us .ru
ll #0 " lined l4!) "Hind I 52 lxed
mania {H5 » 5195).!!!
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FOR SALE.
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Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWNLENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
hall sand Exchange Rooms,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NOijili’... - ICON".
Houses and Lots.
New (Barman Road, near I). & N. R'iilroad track.
. 1,000
(iraniieville, two houses and lots, each 1,000
Corlcunl St. " "‘ ” 2,
Belden Avenue, 000
Lowe Street, $3,500. 2,800
Chestnut Strip-t. 3,500
} Mendmv Stwr'. 2,500
Franklin Strut. ‘ 3,500
South Main :n-l Raymund Sin-rte, int 053150, House 17 Rooms. linmi Barn
all m Kiwi I‘Hli'llllnn, 6,000
50“!“ Muir. 31ml, iii» or 5 drive, gun-i House run] Ham, 0,500
Ae .. 31000
lily Nrck Ronni, 2,500
EltlquUrl Ave-nus, Lo! 80: 2l0, House 40130, H Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvrnwnts, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Eimwnnd Avenue, Lot 00:200. house quite new, 3300
North Main Sim-t, opposite the Lockwoodpinc», modern improvements, 9,000
at .. la .. .. .. u . be 7,500
“’imdwurd Averill: , $2,?00. Springu’umi, 2,500
Day Sire: t, 3,000
Murine Strum. three.- llutlrlo's, rrfibrt'llW-ly. $1,800, 83,500 and 4,000
Spring Sin-cl, two homes. respectively, $2,200, double- house, 4,000
llmilnnol Street, good buns.- siul barn, 4.500
Turnpike. good house mid out buildings, int 743250. 2,000
Went Street, 2,800
Taylor Avenue, gt N «l lmu~r and burn, 3,000
Chapel Sin-wt, cummmlu us and Well built house, good carriage house and
:l .li'm, ground-v spurious 37K] Wt-ll shaded. a charming View nf Long
bland Ronni hum piazza, 15,00?
i."‘ll" ~r.l Rial Spring Strm-N mo” of trmmlPM. 4.000
[My and Water Streets 5,500
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Building Lots.
”hnlll‘v n Ant.“ -. 0."; feet from, 5i]!
Pinups t‘l l’lfit‘i', 250
, \l‘. .ut Strrv'. $1,500, $2,250
Stilllillli Strmi. in in $500 in 700
Elmwmd Av-vnuv- :tzni llhw Mr .‘lv-‘uuv. 36901..) 1,000
6an Hill Strait and lily-vow Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Tuylni’ AVtilllr and “‘t‘rl Sin-N, $2.500. Taylor Al'c'flut‘. $250 ID 800
South Main Strert, 3,3400. North Main Strret. 03,000 and 2,000
Mt‘atlUW Sll'l“'(. $31K), ('ruF-S Street, 900
Low Sin-ct.
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from 8000-1.000
East Norwalk.
Oshirn Avonur, mansion nmi cottage, two non-s,
$7,500
Goth-go Avenu- and lluyt Sir-wt $2.300. Ill-my Stri‘vl, 5,000
Osbmn Avenue Fort Point R‘vml, l‘ Irner, 3,200
Cottage Avenue, Double lion-r. 4,000
Van Zant Avenue, 2,000
Lots on Pleasant Avenue. “00 and 000
West Norwal k.
Home and Ham, ten acres of land, . 32,600
House and ilirn. on:- acre, $850. House and Horn, two acres, 1.350
N orwal k.
Lot on Pudding Lam, ,. $1.000
Lot on Elm BL.
2,500
a a a a ‘
Middle F Ive Mile River.
House, 2 entries and attic, 7 rooms, 2} norm», roomy barn, lots of good fruit,
proprlly in excellent condition.
Tract of 15 nerve. $2,000. Also of 3 acres,
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large barn. wall adopted for dairy or market
gardening or both: 20 minutes drive to 80th Norwalk. 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Pleasant residence within a blunt distance at Darieu di
house and on. buildings
Farms.
Near the city with comfortable houses on ”mm in quantity from H m 40
acres. Prim irom y‘- 000 to 018,000
wl’eisons lookin for Building Slim or Improved Property {in l‘Wl‘Olmt'lll.
of their own use. shoul they not see in the list any thing to suit, are im mi to call
and make known what they would like, as we may h we something not listed lhst
will prove just what they wish.
Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be made easy.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber stamp Company. Samples (in u.
hibition at rooms.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES. RELEASES and ASSIGNHENI‘S oi HOWAOES
carefully drawn. and titles to real property searched.
, ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public,
Court.)
LOANS Nl-‘AlUl'IATBD AND HONEY lNVI‘STED in safe and reliable
securities.
EUROPEAN PASPORTS OBTAINED.
ADVERTIQEIIENTS for New York papers received and promptly attended to
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85.000
put, 1 acre. good
8.000
Commissioner Superior
TAYLOR ls GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler