E
.. Egg: . ~
- cago, Burlington and
was pmnt and reuraiuui
mice. lie wudrwai in
full Warn, with a military cloak about
NI Minot and sword. and was
with all his order; He coughed
only once, slightly. lle appeaned fairly well
form war empty, but the third
tarnwuoccupled hytlueeru'deeot weeni-
m and Dr: Mackenzie, Howell and Wage
eat. one had been taken to have the
WWII! Wan-mod It warm-order! with
caution and the attendants of the
place. After the service, which was ox-
: impulsive, Emperor Frederick
thanked Chaplain Bebrader for his beautiful
serum. ’
The Emprenl'ictnrin attondeda like ser-
Vice in the cathedral at Berlin, which was
filled with nnmoroul pemnnges of high rank.
r, W
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
Eotlmtod Loon ennui-mi by n... em.- 1
Burlington Strike. ‘
Clucaoo. March Baa—The strike of the L’hi~
firemen has now looted twenty-five days. and
the 1,003 engineers and 1.0% firemen have
loot all chance of future employment on the
railroad It has been
show. .
him of wages in excess of Brothel-howl pay
roll during strike, $159,450; pay roll of
Brotherhood to idle men, $68532; grievnnre
mmmittoo’a loos of wages, 821,1”; grievance
committee's, expense accormt, M23305; nou-
union nmnfmbsidizcd, $0,000; expenm of
headquarters, 8,800; Santa Fe strike, 814.-
700; other strikes, ' 88,“)0; miscellaneous.
$5.“. Total, “b.8411 -
It it estimated that tho lomto the Burlington
company is in the neighborhood of $2,900,000.
While the to business interests along
the line at the mad through an interruption
ofthipments in beyond calculation. but cer-
tainly very great. '
M,
They Can Get I "Character."
Pnrunzm’nu, March 3‘1—(‘mncral Mann-
ger McLeod, of the Reading. issued ucircular
yesterday afternoon to “heads of depart-
ments” requesting them to give, upon appli-
cation, a recommendation to any fonner om-
ploye having a good record with theeompony
up to the time of the strike, and against whom
there isnocomplaint except that they Wont
0n strike. A printed form is furnished in
which tho applicant statu that he has abun—
doned the Knights of labor and promises
faithfully to serve the person or company
that employs him.
The Drinkers“ Bower-go.
Humanox. Pa', Man-h 23.4119 rotten]
of the Buntingdon county license > npph'cn-
thins by Amt» Judges McCarty and
Puma was a great d'nnppoinlmont to the
' community, and to give rent to
their pent up indignation a crowd of young
lulu Ind boys hanged the twain in effigy to a
telegraph pole in front of the Franklin house.
Placards containing bitter denunciations were
tacked to the bodies of the dummies, and yes
taday they were the object of all eyes. This
action is almost generally condemned.
"Ilia- Gmndy" Succumbs to Pneumonia.
Wasmorox, March 23.—~Mise Austim
Snead. better known to the public as “Miss
Grundy," died at her residence in this Pity
yesterday of pneumonia. About ten day:
ago His Snead caught a severe cold, which
confined her to the house, but until a day or
Bongo fears ofasorious result were not on
tertained. Deceased was one of the best
known female conwpondenns in Washington,
and for years has written for The Boston
Globe, New York Graphic, and lately for
The New York Herald.
New York'- Btu- Defaulter.
Orr-emu, March ill—John C. lino, late of
New York, is in term. He denies the story
tint he has settled with his creditors, but an-
ticipates returning to New York within a
few years. Mr. fine is becoming quite a
favorite in social cirche here. He sat in the
speaker’s gallery in the house of commons
yesterday listening to the debate. Last night
he dined with Sir Adolphe Caron, minister of
militia, meeting several members or the cal»
inst, including the minister of justice. Mr.
Enoretnrneshortly to Quebec. where he is
bnifling a runner residence.
A line. Merchant's Suicide,
Bast Saornaw. Mich. Man-h man. 0.
Coulee, otUtim, N. Y., was found dead in
if: roomat the Bancroft house, in this City,
yelterday afternoon. He had ahot. himsell
above his right temple, and still held the
phol in his hand. Be more here Friday
Il‘. Bewibyeanoldand a member of
thedothlngflrmoffl. A. Boekweli fk Co,
of Utica. Ill—health is supposed to have
earned the suicide.
The Canadian Pacific.
OHAWA, March Zl—Tho Canadian Pncinc
rail“) bu agreed to sell the monopoly
clam of its charter or Manitoba, the
“WM Ind British Columbia. The gov-
cnmont will elk parliament to grant an in-
dunnity,buttheencta‘rnonnthunottram~
fired. The French omflngent in pnrliament
will themhutheyclaimthe com.
"hymn“: received too much from the
cmntry.
Another Victory for Borneo.
Donor, larch iii—The Carrie E. Phil-
ueoqltromGoorge’l banks toBoatou by a
«aft of her dmription. having Clark’s
bauketififi pm. onMarchBO,-hereached
thewharflnBo-tonat 11:55pm. the lame
day,rnatlugthe pit-age or 135mm: to to
hoursflomhintea
loam-loathe Manor In.
Commons. 0.. larch m—m reunion»
lanky “and the Poorer-n bill increasing
theliqnor into an. Barnum the tax
mmtlwmnviuoand hummin-
wine.hearandllqnor. Themtewm receive
are-Wot thhiummrnearly 0500.000, thus
M the W conditional the state
timeout-tier footing.
the Winter Wine.
and we:
Wuh‘
W andtbo
”MlmlmmdtheNWYm
hwmmtnrflavanneh Height.
.lheWamhghn-mhhenafewuy: to
phy main game.
A emu Auto-nun.
Quincy engineers and ;
a costly striko to the ,
Brotherhood, an the following minute will
i Exports and Imports.
4‘ FINAL TO KEELY'B moron.
. m
a, mountable Clock Web mien-r
. Gordan- Hon Patented.
Waenmomx, March 23.—-—A patent for u
now clock or chronometer has jolt
granted that isattracting considerable alien.
tion hem. It is the invention oi W. H. and
J. D. Gray, of Maryland. who claim that it
can be made to run. if ueoaiary, for years
after being: owe wound up. Other special
{returns of ihia‘ timepiece are that it is ebb!
lately noio'lcas when in operation anddoa
nwny entirely with the pendulum and balance
wheel now wed in clocks and watches. The
running gear, including both the striking
and time mechanism, «purists of but six
which. and it requires only- onu spring to
propel both of them aim-haunts. ily the
use of u [inrtial self winding spring (Vonnet'tod
to two of tho whet-is the invoutors utilize the
power wasted by frivtlon in other timepieces.
thus enabling lu- clock tomn n muvh greater
length of time with the some motive“ potter,
or by onru winding it up. The inventors
threaten to work a revolution in clock nuik‘
'ng by the intmluction of u form-t lirnepieoe
which, (hwy my, im-anue-o! its simplicity,
nan be mzmufm-turwl at much litzfi vast than
{the many t‘Kt‘t‘llt‘liI low prim! timepieces
g manufuotnml in this. muutry today.
I
i
Q... 5% A“...
immigration: Mntietica.
\1’.~.hl.z:;uin:t, liar-ch Lil—During Febru—
fnry lust M457 immigrants arrived in this
ionuntx'y. n1; 1M. 14,317 in February, “77.
'(ivmmny .1: 2‘.” [ho past month iurniahod
tho gonna-t number, 4.3139; Enginml and
Wales, 3.95:); Italy, With: ill-bin, L7”;
inland, Um; Home!) and Norway. Lilli.
D
r In .tid of Tony ”all.
NEW Yumt’, March rim—‘th-oznluy‘s por-
tui‘nmnr‘t- ut the Amulemy oz! .‘IlL‘rlt' for the
, benefit of Tony Hort neural ulmu: SlUJDO. ,
} Aniungthmotnlxing port “'1‘“ linlmu and I
‘ L'rmm, Nut Iiomlwin, Frank )luyc. Nutshell
: P. “'iidvr. Slur-in Jamel) and W. J. Soulrlnn.
Death of Beacon "mu-rd.
Bliiu‘utu‘x, March iii—John 'l'. Howard,
one of the founders of Plymouth church,
fnthor of several well known journalists.
{other in-lnw of Gen. Horatio King, and one
of the [muting citizen»; of Brooklyn, died yes-
terday of npoploxy, at the age of U) yearn
4" Chief Jultice Waite Ill.
“'Asmxu'mx, March 23,—Chief Justice
Morrison It. Waite, of the U nltod State: au-
promo court, is confined to his house by sick—
nees', which is giving his family and friends
some anxiety, but which his physician does ;
not regard as um‘emrily dimgomus.
2
The Romantic Trump “'cdded.
Saw Brrr'xswrurc, S. J., March air—Hugh
Mackenzie. who claims tote of noble birth
and large fortune in Scotland, was married
but night to his Johnson, Whose friends
have of Into ewvigorously opposed the match,
alleging Mackenzie to be an impostor.
Wnsmsmox, Mar-ch 23.-Exports from
thalinited Stems during February aggro
gated in value 856.53.815, against $54,770,389
in Fobnmry. lHH‘T. imports last month ng~
gregated in value $66,686,800,qu 859,-
686,659 in February a year ago. -
Cowhide-d ller Tradnter.
New HAVEN, Mar-oh Zl—Mm Ella Case
cowhided Henry Wonmrnm last night in the
pressure of Pulic‘umnn Urr, and cut him
severely about the trim before the ofllcor
could llllcl‘ft‘h‘. Mm Case claimed that
Wernx’man hm! slandered her.
A Hub )Inn'n Petty Larceny.
Losnux, March zit—Alexander Col-rate. a
member at" the National Libero] club, has
been urnmtnl on the clmrgooi strolling monoy
from err-routs whirl: arr-loft by the mom-
bore in like «look l‘mrm. , The prisoner Wu:
rornzimiei in n' examination.
FURNITURE , EALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker. ' ‘
Call and we my large It of all built of furniture.
afivmnin b‘treet. liorwnlli. ‘
Also nice to tarnish everything new for
the inlegmnl of the ,dsy or night. Trio; one
(truncation with midence. No. :i Berkley plme. v
Moll 191m ‘
4
no} ’Itheumatism,
A ml :1 ll
Impurities oi’ the Blood
Ilse
' uninlul’s Sarsuarilla.
35 Cents a Bottle.
SOLD llY
Geo. 8. Finished.
m 6m
Ital Muss Slams Billing,
Peal Muss Stall: Belling,
Peat Muss Stalls Bellini.
No More Scratches.
Nomnlk and En. Nuru’aik.
N0 Swollen Limbs.
Clean,
Odorless
Stables. .
. i
Raymondllros
Importers Agents.
J. I‘. Peckwell.
'l Juana Block, Water M...
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture "’
HARNESS
Tocolnnete wrthlargvcnnrcmsJ have taken lhc
agency of mu: oi the olden! aml Inna-st r'stulilizih-
mom-I m the rtuir for tho sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cmgles, Collars, Kc.
Pine Harness To Order.
As usual, at the 0M smml. uhcrv l W" hen are n-
tar line of Whipe. Spflllflt‘r‘, (Thnnlofu. la I: et
Ruhr-s. Fred liens. Truwluw llur- m.
Lent has Colué
Honoring n Brawn Editor.
Si‘ltixiii‘ifiwl, 310.43., More}; '23. «The lonel-
ne»; men or" the city prosuilwl Managing ‘
2 Editor 11111.0? The Union. with u valuublo 3
watch and chain )‘n-nlct'dh)‘. in testimony of j
his bravo nml sxn-voxwful efforts in sowing lilo
at the rum-m lire. {
.___.. i
,
Til-thin; 0f the Iluigiam liah haunt}; Ezr-
surcl lli-i mm p'w' zh- g-z'nwi'ly m tin» mj-‘nl
pain-w u? lii‘izw- :l at inn-hm fur .5211“,-
UUU. 'i‘hiw yl‘oiv I‘nlihistn of furniture, 5
picturw. plats. ubjm-l-Hu‘ art, unxl virilzn.
M...
TRADE BULLE 'IN. 3
l
New hrrk Money and Produce Market
Quotation».
Sn Yong, March L‘.‘.~)lonny closed or 2 per
Ct'llt.. tlu- lowest rate. The highest ratio was 2"».
per u-ut. Exchange ohm steady; Imsml mun»,
tomorrow; actual rates. {Mplflih for sixty
duys um! owl-4.25m for demon-l. (ion-romeo“
closed “wily: crummy Us, 120 bid; ls, coup.
mug bid; 4955, do . 1094} bid.
I’Miilr railroad bonds closmi as fnliomu L'uiun
firsta. “Mlle; l'nion land grunts. um Mi; Union
sinking lurids, ll-lfigllll; l'onlmls. illiquid
The stock market opened steady, but after the
first few solos the been; made a drivp nn the gen-
eral liar. and heavily pmraed the trading stock:
for mtt‘. Mimouri Pacific was the chief object of
“rock, and its price was forced down Big per
Crnl. by the that call. The reel of the list went
down 14, to no per cent, but from l0:3ll until
noon there “I: a gradual recovery in some of
the lint. Missouri l’nclflc recovered from 785'.
the Ion-st point. to :554 by noon,
'I'lu1 most active utocim were Banding, tit. Poul,
Erie, Wooten: Union, Missouri Pacino. Inclin-
wanna, Richmond and Terminal. Union Pacific.
Northwestern and New England.
'mrnnrkrt steadily recovered after midday,
I'lwre on: n good‘buylug of nearly all the lead-
Ing "walnut-rs. which frightened the bears, and
they lost no time in covering thelr shorts. Thin
added tin-null) to the market, and the early do.
clitw warrior-r» than rm‘orrrml in many cases.
the finnlpricn were the lmt oi the day The
(dosing "gum were if. to lbs per rent. higher
than those of yesterday. ’l'lw Min for thr- day
amounted to 3182.009qu
u
General Marketa.
New Your. Marvin 2:. » Phillmwcloeed already,
titer in mom-rati- amount of trading: winter-
win-at «rim. scores; Minnesota do , ammo;
2in mill .10.. t-l.thft-l.75. Southern flour cloned
“Ht 1; ; mnnuou lo vhoiw emu-n. 83.30% till).
“rung“; ”purine wrro rnmla-ratoly norm: and
.m-guinr, ulterior: elomly at 5mm. advance.
Spot lots cloned firm at unehunuml prion. Spot
nice of No. 1 full Mute at w -.: No. l: .10.,
”SW: No. 2 rod winter. Nun; nngruded ml.
”mafia: No. 2 rod winter. May, who; do,
Jurw, My. hid: 110.. July. 83951:. but.
L'UllSthtlone were moderately mztlve and
irregular, curling at about yeltonloy'e prlooo.
3pm lots clonal null. but firm. at Sin mun“.
Spot talent of No. elulxMJ‘ullJtmlfie; um
traded d VHMWW; $0, 2 rmxml, April’sgog;
do. May. 0291'»: do, Jim». among;
OATS-0ptiouu were dull. but lmu. and clued
it a slight advance Spot Iota clmul dull. at
luck-ringed prim-e. 3pm mice of No. l Muir-unto
it “twin: No. 2:10.. 353mm; No. 2 ruined.
April. WM“: do. Mny. t’w.
mmuoumr quiet. but firm; cash, Sim;
April. 81“; May, Tull; June. $1.80.
SUGAllmflaw dull: fol:- rellnlmz. viii-2.: ['6 test
animal. 5 “to: nerdy :Icut loot end
main-1L me; on m, in; pom em. in; mm
dated. We: mnfvotloumr’ A. 099.“. t A titrmtlnfil.
We: ended oil A. ammo: while extra C.
mg; um 0. We: rum. MGM.
ll‘l'l‘liltummly: hetero mnwry. Ham;
”Wilt.
no; out. factory.
Florida. Oranges;
And u 0 un- pn-i-xuni to iurumh all kind» of
Fresh and Salt Fish,§
{lystors and (flours,
\i’ holvsnlo and llotail. I
Al.”
CELERY g
Ami all klud~ of
VEGETABLES, ?
f LBMONS, ;
Qanned Goods.
‘Lnrubee's Snow-fluke and;
Graham Crackers. i
Pickled Oysters.§
women; delivered at short notice.
HUNT 85 ZELUFI‘.
.4 ..".:.;.;....;';.;.; '"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, «
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Somelhing new. but thlm: out.
w. O.QUINTARD,
1
were um. nun-x ‘
. .. . . i
' A. s. FERRIS,
JEWELERJ
Oppnnllo (.‘It 1' llou-l.
, a) .5
mammoth ”i W
mum: native and one; state. it“.
Wozmlm
Tl“; mm RIPAIRIIO. 1‘ WAN"
,HEA-r E R,
ruling: or m nihilism“. Ale-n for raw [ho
isrzm‘ FEEDING mun 0m Mum's
am to.
W
woon unwraps,
nouns.
susn, BLINDS. .
HARD woon wonn.’
0F ALI. KINDS.
.. w _
FURNITURE
New Styles
‘ mm“
chamber and Parlor suits,
Diriing ltoorn Furniture,
barge Stock of Columns
i‘or Trimming
mov- ~-
Plate and heat. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Fancy Polished Oak hull
Cherry Tables and Clmlrs.
Mllegrmghla‘lfi $1.89. ‘ Lumber'ifnru betrz’erfggmpllmd and carriage
A 11 V'nw Stock at Mill at font of Marshall Street.
very Low PI itch. South Norwnlk, Conn.
87, as, 91 Main St.
UI’ S’I‘AIRS,
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW onucs
at the
Oldstand!
WASIIINGTO‘S sr.
We have now received a full inpfl%of new drugs.
and invxte mr‘peclion and Hill. oday we are
better furnished than ever wilh all that goes to make
up a first clue drng'wmn- and the fithlic can 1,0 as-
lnred of the freshest stock from w ivh to have
Pl'flifll'llllllli Uflllllflllllllflll
At short notice and and in the mo-t skillful man
ner.
GEO. c. summon.
Down Again Sure:
Hatch, Bailey & n.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and Home Agent.
GenerallnsuruuccAgeucy
Fire, Lift- and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Stwrugo.
Draft-s for one I: and upward! and Money Orders to
all pan: of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowluigementu Taken.
Railroad 'l‘iclsets. Baggage Checked
to, Destination.
lib Wilmington $1., (Sext door to Post-0mm.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
SEWERS!
F. NI. PIERCE
DEALER IN
*4 n 7' ‘w “j w
The Place for R111! or Pour to do their Trading 5 I14“ 131R ] IPA
is at the Market of AND
Gene 111 Sewer Contractor
is prepared to make connections with main newer
pi -e in this city on the moat favorable terms.
leitlfi intending to connect withthe recently laid
aewurs in this city will find it to their advantage to
call on him. 834 tf
A. S. Durand
Our. Main :1qu llnniamt 51s.. 50. N vrwalk.
i’..>rturhmmo Steak. filo: Loin Sleek. 15c ; Round
Steak, Ho: Pork Hunk, lie; hbouldor sunk, 10¢;
Sausago. no; slim! llam. 15c; Whoie llurn. tics,
min of flammable; rum Berti; m e; lf’rimr I“. M. PIERCE
Roast Beef, loo; lbw: um. no; union 6: mp3. ‘
15o; Log 01 l‘Ill’IUlr, no; Iii-st (‘nrm'd But! in BOX 20. South Norwalk, CL
Town. 6 to 12¢.
Evertlriug of the Best Quality.
That can be had. it (how is anyone who want! to
Im- mlhin their menu-A call a: my Marian! and you
mil timi it to your advantage. Hoods delivered to
any-purl or llu'clty. no mutter bow ruin“ the put» |
chm-o. l stivnd h) the barium: loyal! and will on i
drawn to phraw all who roll,
Wlteurember the plnrc. corner Mum and letri
I i all cents per foot and apart
A, 3-. DURAN": ”WW- - ..
r. H. NASH &BRO hetero contrariingeinrwhero. .
“are For Sub: a A. EACH & 0,0.
Water St. tom of llavilanr: South Somali.
Slate Roofinp‘ !
—-—- «990-»-
We are prepared to (to slim clue job of
SLATING-
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENARGYE SLATE
. . ... . . ..._L _ __.
. ' ' ‘ l l I ‘
Which lurks nothing in its I‘one‘ntrnnn, wither ‘ A“) ”lultul I‘ll 1101 kl; !
uulurnbility. m-onomy. working nrrmmp‘nmy vol
m - 'h" r! rill ri-wtovfllurhu ‘
"mummm 1 w M 0 e ‘ t ' on “w tuuropr-nu Ptmr.
LEADING RA NGES ('orJ'l St. and Lexington Ave”
plum and mth 2.12:1“? 'Klfl-‘Jallllfur «in-i! um? :-.- NH‘V YORK.
“'qu from Grand Con-
trol Depot.
Elevated R. R. Stations and
street car lines.
forllwmflorordzmug mom, (firmivr shaman! Drab-d tiller lo the
all runs {or small or large room“.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets
A large stock of iron, stone and run-clam warn.
nllmrmies of diam-s, aloo- etock ol plum.
and mmyxhwwun‘. llangtng and table Lam e
tum lkwrnud emgle rope and saucers. also 1 e «
l’r'rfrt‘llmx (‘mtmz i'ou. l’h-wmng For. and Slow .
l'mu, nlm Tom-t l'npor whzch dissolves rundilyrrnd
not» not obolrm'l the pxpm _
\l'v am hunt: for the (into (‘in Stone Filter.
WWII SELL at the LOWEST PRICES ~
liqu lppul u rth
'I‘llt‘. lll'.\'.\' PATENT 1’0”“.th LAD-
lll-le FIRE ESCAPE.
Ban: we turriml to and from the depot. and Pack
age“ naked free of charge. 584 an:
First-Clans Restaurant. Medium Prion.
MATTHEW CLUNE, Proprietor.
CARP‘ETS ‘2 CARPETS !
The Largest Stock In R‘lt't“ horn of any store in the» State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Eugen! llmly Bmmlle Carpet, 90cm. ltlegant Taper-try Bmmlle 00c. 70:. soc and 00c. Heavy
lngrnlnr. (it. 50" and lit“. Extra Lowll rim-nine 75c.
WINDOW SlLlDES.
HOLLAND SHADES food quality.on spring rollers, with fringe. all really to b
' 50c. Sprint
Rumor 1259'“ CORNER
:l m.
amt. _
'01.”. with lime Trimming: complete. 43c. MI Brash Pole. and Trimmings
WALL PAPI'JR.
13!)”in s’l‘ulCK UP NEW PATTERNS. Embed-«t Golthk‘ “50¢ per roll.
new riyh-a. rx m the per roll. Without Gold. To to 20c pot roll.
FUIKNITUIQIC.
' ' ' ' ' 1 Bedroom Suite 385
("V'er bum. let, ll More. Aeh Bedroom suite. ” up, Walnut and (lorry ' ,
up l‘nrlnr Smu- in? nmtt'varxcty. Bedding, lied Spring“. that at low prices l’or‘ii‘m. Lace (vurlnlllile.
hrrnhmpnrrr. in tact anything to turnirh your houn- ('mnpu'lu can be found her» It loan that;l r: y
prune. . nrpote owed by hand and laid by Practical tumult-mere. “a do an nne uurlsaoany city oune,
and woploy ow owl workmen in each branch at our bovine-av. Goods delivered without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
No. 2 Atlantic 5: corner or Broad (oppooitc me l‘mhymlnn and Balm“ Climb") -
’ ' STAMFORD. CONN.
rum Gold.
Eatnlnlinhml in New York City lM’r.
SOUTH NORWALK,
hibition or rooms.
carefully drawn. and titles to real property eearche
Court.)
securities.
unusual nouns ‘
Have Opened To-Da
Their Full Line of '
sum: nvrncms,
:And will openitheir full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING“
.._ UN»-
éaturdav, Feb. 25th..
COMSTOCK BROS.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
dsw
Io. Horwalk. Norwulk.
~— -— ~—.A»-~ -_,,-.- .__-__ M.-.._.-_-_ “WM‘
ouseSLotS.
FARMS
counmiismuus
FOR SALE. '
Ins‘urance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Hill ES Hill Eilllfll [11118,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
00"".
Rubber Stamps.
Orders rrceived on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
Samples on ex-
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGES
ACKOWLEIXlMENTS TAKEN, (Notary Public. Commieeioner Superior
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVES'I'ED in so!» and reilahle
EUROPEAN PASPORTS OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMENTS for New York papers received and promptly attended to
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