GEORGE GOULD’S DENIAL.»
HI; conaoaonn‘zs HIS FATHER’S
CHARGE or BLACKMAIL,
And Furnish“ l‘lguru m Emphmizo “III
Mutcmant -— Dominating guinea» III
“Mil Down lho ‘Vltllc l'lag—M'Irrlat}
\Vhilucy'l Emptmtlc lunlal.
N!“ \lIlLK, Match 25 -—)lr Jay timid
tooku remnatcrday, IIIIIl let: hiw hlhll \lr.
George J Gould, to supplumont the narrow
tires that have hm II "III tountaiknll tl;I~;
week.
' “Evor since the IIrIm- dings “'t‘l’t.‘ mm-
menml by Mr. AnIlrIIIIs' w'ulnit my mum»
and Mr. Sage,‘ .sniIl Georg: Could “I luvs
mluseil to be lllll‘!’\lt‘,WHl III III giw any
public cxp‘nwiuus about it, ll‘il thought it
better to lot tho mutter quII its. I-mufv‘w in tho
courts without iIItIIrI'IIrI-nm on Inf! ”In. But
my attention llflri lk‘I'll milled Ir. .1 :ltntrm..»nt
in this morning‘a Ich'nlIi n! MI: E. H. .-\:I-
draws, the real Immcutur in ‘nh‘ IIIIIttI-II', :0
utterly untolmdol and cIIIcIIluth If quchI-I
to injure others as In]! as ill): I if, ti at l I'. II I "
I cannot lot it paw unI'II: aIII- run!
“I am justified I I 913V SI: that Mr. \IIIlrI-It's
ll tlw originator ult l IlliNl I on It than
(91811385, ln't‘lllls'v IIII lnIIIIllIIIf-iI t‘ in ,I‘IIIII-riI-nur
Europe. by lottcr, or other». I. has IIIIIIlI-II‘III'.
complaint to thIamiateI- -.~; I) II I ml IIIIhI- ll' III-
tion in this Innttcl. or sun ,vht I I h III an) a t-
tletmnt of It II IIhIhIIIn but lit “Ind: III I I Int
or sent to l'IuropI- lust s llflllltl‘ tn I II 1" III thin
mention, and came lI'II II In It in UI tub-Ir
brought a ciI'Il suit in tlI-I IIIIIIII of NM}! and
liens, of Holland, mhnhlln; Ihirtv- fuur out n!
thew, (Ill, WofKnnIm l’m» Ill c bomls,’ In IIhIclI
nit he claimcd that h Inil IIIIl Sago“ Irro
liable for about. Inflation. Shortly after this
inl suit. was brought Mr. .lIIIime and his
counsel said‘tlmt tlwy hml I‘I'e‘.-iw~l c Iiz~putvli
from llnllunrl lvtll‘l'nllllilllt} it: lel'l thI~_\' nllll
discontinue It, and about Ilmv III T"
menccd tlII- criminal proI-m-Ilingx
“I state at- tho outset that It {\illhliilitl'ly
false that l have offered myscli nr nutlinriml
unyoueclse to filler, Ilirwtly or illllil'l‘t'llvl', any
sum whatever to Mr. AIIIlrersor tuzzuf. Ivlhcr
person whatever to settle this prwwling.
“Mr, Andrew; has on llll‘l'!‘ Ilitl’rrvnl ”mt-
I‘Iions sought an iutIIrI'iIIIv with mo. without
any previous re‘IqIIr-st nt’ llllllt‘.
“The first iIItI-I'III-Iv was in “In hi: 'I' purl.
of Januaryml [his _I‘cur,_ut my I than in the
afternoon. At that interview Mr. Andrew»;
:x'IiIl that tho Imitmr could lm with Il for
$101100. I Implied l Ilid not see what lrllll'rl'
he had to settle it, us tlIc muttvr It‘us’ in tin:
hands of the courts, Thu wound irItIIrI-iuw
was at my house, at which II ~3IIIIl-II‘I' Irving!
was made and rejecud.
“The next and only other lll'v‘r'I l“\‘-' I III'I-r
had with Mr. :XnIlruIIs on illin aulujvct was
the Sunday evening; ut’tIIr the hmriu; lfoan»
the district :Ittnrne-y, “llt'll hu- I»;InI-» tn my
house. HI) Statul he w H in III-ll I II-Il
with his prs-scnmtion III‘ tho ms.- I») I‘m»-
trict nttornI-y that tiny thuught tin-3; Inuizt
to have $600JM! {mm ur— Stunt!» III lI- punt
down and SWIM”? hell in trufit in h IIIII-l
whim a coIIIplIItc vstuppoi was IIRItIIiIz-IIL
When he suggcstml scttleur-nt 1 mil tu hIIII:
‘Our coIIIm-l say it mun-rt .bI- wttiwl.’ To
which he repliml that lII- would gII'I» :I I"-lll‘
plcto (Stopln'l in a way that lILl'l nut in' I I
thought of by any of our munwl. but i:
would he nocmfiiry fur IIIII tII trIM him II I'I’II
some part of tin» mum-I: my aim-Mn, t
balance to be laid III tut»: until III .
discontimml. and fix: It the h- 21:22..» h »;1
give tltcm wt: Icthin;~ ' In “t rk for .\x I :I
hall (lainm I; II In no» in {1' . i: III M .., i
thought this Wll.‘ I putt: int; I-IIIII:
but I (kw-lined in pay or (Illur anythiux (”1‘ II
settlement, and Mr. Axum-w» left. in ,I» an
the only intervimw I ewr hnzl with hIm,‘
"A short timv :It'tcr llIn thin! and ix;
interview with Mr. Andros” lII-
Y‘I'le’
(Li
{liv-
\lll'. ‘3
lIIIIJf
t. up
N'l:l lLl;»
word to the otlcct that. tlII-y IIIIII‘IIl ”_I . _, .» I
until 12 o'clock that night II» :Icsrg»: Ii
offer of $100.00). and if not :ttu'I‘lU"
hour tho whit» ting II'IIulIl I-I-II.I- .
that they IIoI-Ild Ivait until limit 1.
Hotel Brunswick to hear fr-IIII II: . .‘I II II
days alter the white flag was hnIIEI II .!I I‘Il‘h hr-
I'cnt still another memagc to me. and aim II.
Mr. Sage, to the cticct that 1hr}- IIIIII'III lfiiiif
$00,000 and Ilisrontinuc the [Tim
comings. To which llr‘lillr‘l' Mr, Sag» 2;. .
mysult paid any attrntion.
“l repeat that I never npprwtclml I'Ilr. .\n-
draws; he always apprmchI-Il um. “L‘- stub}
mom. that luttclnpted to bribe him nr the
cumscl for the prosecution by offering them
large ices on condition that they ‘II‘oIIlIl snort.
tim- thc interests of their I‘lltllLfi, is ulmlutcly
false.”
Wnsmxmox, Manrh J5. ~SccrcII-u-y Whit-
ney's atwntion Was drawn by II I-orrcsmel-
cut to the slit-3y printed in II XII-Iv Yuri: I‘ll"?
ymtonlny morning. in which his Immc Ls
«nun-(Ital with tho olfort to mun-I) :u: iIIIliI-t-
nIeIIt ngalnnt the Wall struck nmgmitc-a‘.
"The wholc story," said hc. "ii without tin-
slightcst foundation in fact. I haw llI!
knowlulge of nor at‘qllnlllhll’ll'r‘ with any of
the parties: have nut ox: ha: i r-«l .1 Ivan! Inn.
any one who his. hint to do with ”II I»- |<'\
since they Wafh‘ulkell up III ill-- It '- -
wrney. Mr. lolloIH II»fIII i I I .. I ..
once in my presence in casual mum-mm II
It was at hast. two IIIIsntlIszIIgII, biitll‘ ‘II
hadtakon them up [or cIIIIsIIlIIrIIIi-III, IIIII‘I
did all the talking. l exlxt'I-awvl 51.; “II,“ ,
whatever, and, 1% it happens. i luv. .I
seen him nor I'onununiuIIIIl with lizm ~:;II I .
You can make this stntmncnt us lil‘hviltu
youp lease lhIIIc hmlII-Ithin: III .le With
it. Ililrectl} or indirectly "
.J- M VIII-
lII'Ii
A “'ntcr hunt-w 1‘9 and.
Raw BRUNSWICK, S. J.. 1i.ir- II "Hm
temporary dauIat tllll‘VHll‘l'anI'ks at W...
M‘s mills brokc ycsbmlny. and It.“ mg: I‘
hit withone day'u supply ut’ III-.IiII' l‘l ItiII
mn’oir and will) u Water lumm , ..;- II:
Wurst-ions lnctm‘eulcnmu in 'R'l‘rln't LI.-
Tht' break is the third IIIIII. ’l'lII'I‘I- M'A‘I‘7.H
slucethc nuiuIlIIm gave w. II IIIIIl I III I. n. ..
rurystructure wnsenmtul l«I(IIII IIIIII .
”supply gave out t'lIIII llil‘ Imn'III- .,;I
broke, and now the heavy mlIIfII‘II .. .I~ I -.I,I.I.
bothcoflor damnml foundation II I‘.» I. .
mm to be Ivnshulnn‘ny. l‘ixlrumwllI
measures have been taken to; pron-:II II
lumine, but the mrvolrs nrc I'I-ry low,
M
opium Smugglers untied.
Una, N. Y,, March ‘28. ~Erwin A and
Ephrlim Gardnar. the {ammo opium mmg-
glers, were in tho United States mun yIIIItI-rI
any, securing hall. The (owner was at one um...
muted Bun-II custom oflicer In ll anhingtnn.
When captured they had In their “newton
ghoul 2,210 pounds of ml opium, valued
at about 8%,000. The defendants were rep
mind by counsellors John W. some and
Thorn» Sprutt, of 036mm. Al'tcr con—
duct-able Irgnmcn
and at 315,!!!) and Ephntm‘s at 65.0% The
can will probably be trial at the Rochester
term.
Mm Potter Improved.
, 'Ilummnu, Ind, 31am]: fil—llm me
Brown 1’”,th illnes- [Irm‘enlctl III-r
truncppurlng in this city Monday night,
in reportnd Ill being much immoral. Hue
chorothhmoming for Demtur, Ills, to
music-cement At that place. him ii»
In nun-car. llr Chapman, mud last
out“ th- lody’r condition on not no
and tint the much
tubal-m
do
t Erwin Gnrdner’nboil wan
vmevma ‘BANK OFFICIALS.
. 1'th Take the Colored I‘ortcr Alon; to
Carry Their Plunder.
RALIIIIIII, 0., March 2214mm chair-
man of dim Mont of rliroctors III the. #4qu
1 National hank publishml the following onI
I tcrIlnd‘:
‘ The Iluu tI r30! tho “Ilium 's'utiv -I;. 'Il lIIm':
N.
liming ham n to belieIo that tlzcyL‘roI I it! i
and I ‘ashiri of tinI lnnlr havc (IL I minim! .I
a tuna :Imnunl of tho newts liar-InlI-II rmim ill
to clust- up the doors, and turn th’r all ail‘IIiII
to the proper otflcers of ttw l'IIithlMaIm
gnvcrmncnt. We are glad to be able to
assure the public that the other banks of the
city are not mum by th'w IlIIfIItI miIIn
The (Juicers at the other tanks in the city
ammuncc otllIinllI that the suspmiaiun does
notnflect their institutions. There has been
nothing whntmcz in thcuntlim of n run on
the banks of this city othur thunthopluu
dcml State National haul; L‘ IintiIchIIc in
thin suIIIIIlnIIII». moms to 'K? absolute) 'l‘lIII
lmIkcII hunk remains I-lnml, awaiting the
(raining of the.» bank examiner, who III at
, portal today. The amount oi thmlctnlcn»
timiisvnriuusl} estimutal at from $250M:
to saw,on.'1ne cash carried all Is snpyml
to be about #4 3,000, including #5:!» 00» In gold,
to bear VI hiI h tho almoudcrs tool: .Ilung thoI
mlorml port/or of the bank The trionrc IIIIII
, bc‘ aim ed to be In Canada, having lrit thII I in
5 Estonia} ultcmmu for tho north via “men-
lmrough
The Nate 'utionul bank was startml b) n
l wealthy man named \\ illinrns, with a capital
II! 8100, 000. ll illinnis unsigned shares to his
sous-in-lIIIv, and they, with him, bccamc the
directors. Alter the death of Williams lI'III
IIiIlIIw barium president of the haul; and
acted as suI: h until two or threo years ago,
whcnnho mama, and her mn-in-lnw, Cross,
was clcrt‘ti‘d prI-sldunt. Tho I irculutioii of the
closed bank is said to he not over 32mm.
which is secured, but the deposits are said to
l» about $240,!IIJD. {or which tho stmkholnlcrs
:Irc nrsmnsiblo.
MR. BLAINE'S HEALTH.
A Report That the Alb-out Stntcaman In
Rapidly Sinking.
lsnuxnrous, March 2t! ~‘l’he bentinol
publishes the following:
"A private letter was received a low days
ago by one of the leading citizens of Indiana
from I1 friend in Rome, which stated that Mr.
Blaine was completely broken down physi-
cally, and that he was greatly deprcsnui in
spirit». The writer of the lcttcr is an "Mia
cm Republican of prominence, who has lung
been active as :1 party manager, and who Is
n devoted atlinirm' and intimate personal
friend of Mr. Blaine. ‘No one,’ he writes,
‘who could sec Mr. Blaine as l snvv him ta,»
day could question for one moment the sin.
verity of his declination or entertain any
doubt In; to tlm reasons that induced it.‘
“He says that Mr. Blaine is rapidly failing.
and exprcsses the four that he willnot hm
out the year. T he high standing of this gI-II—
llvnmll. his entire uninteresmlucss anIl hi4
unmualcil opportunities for knowing: "19
actual condition of Mr. Blaine leave III» mom
to questinn the absolute accuracy of hi-
statemcnts. Until this information flflt’llthl
II» WI> did not believe Mr. Blaine) letter t)!
Ivitlulmunlvvns written in good faith. We
how no doubt on that point now. "
THE INTERNATlONAL COUNCIL
.\ Day Devoted to ”Temperance and l’hilo
:Inlhropy—(‘lnn Burton's Address.
“’Asulxomx, March iii—The second tlll_\'
Hf tln- Woman's Intcmationnl council was tll’
Vital to Iliwrmsion of philmithrnpics and twin-
pI-runI-c. Mm. llzll’l’lrfl R. Stinttuck, [‘rl'ai'
IlIIIIt at the XutiHunl Women’s Suffrage am: »
ciutiuu (If Mfli‘EIClllLSclth‘, presidml. Isabel 1'.
Barn >Ivs IlI‘lIIcrcd 1m whimsy on the II ork III
I nitarinn w,onIen Mm Laura Ml“ eir <;~.I!II
of Wamenns mminnnries, and was fIIllIIIIul
I by lsllh‘lla Boyclnt, EIlna D. (flicncy and
Harriet .\". Morris on kindred subjevto'. Mi»
t‘lnm Burton. pnm’clcnt oi the AmeriI an [lot
I‘ ran moi ct y, Ilcliv rml an intcnstinh v fltltlh'~\
IIII thn nime and objmts of that m int} \l-m-
Bamm's address was 3 graphic Ilm'riptiun of
the} good work done by tho Rod (from siuw
iLII organization, about the tho» of the Frnnu ,.
Prussian war, not only on battlefields, but in
rcliI-I'ing (1&1:an and misery growing out ul’
lonIst tires. cyclones, yciluw fever and tin-
ovcrllows of the great rivers.
At the session last night tompemuce II-IL-I
thcsubjcct, and stirring lldtlrm were do
livcred by Franca E. Willard, Hannah
“'hitnll Smith, Anna Gordon and othcrs.
New Janey th-latnre.
Insxrox. March 35'.——ln joint meeting _I'I-sI
tenlay the Republican mum nominees tnr
riparian sinking fund commissioners were
elected William P. Douglas, Republican,.mu
nlsnclwtml jmlgc of thc Final district mutt
III Jcmy City In placout Benniugtnn F. ltnn
Ilolph. Mr. Randolph will probably be olvctml
tmatee of the state normal school tomorrow.
Anacmblvman Fuller's water bill will pasx In-
day. The sonata yesterday puma) the jury
commission bill over the governor's I'I-tII.
Th» Morris canal bill is still in the governor’s
hIIIIIl~.
Another Moro in tho Sharp Cm.
NEW YORK, March fil—District Attorney
Follows says thot a motion which has been
Iiuulc. by counsel (or Jacob Sharp tor II
change of venue will ho argued Monday.
lllcsws. Cochran and Clark will appear {or
Mr. Sharp. Mr. Fellows will move the cum
(or trial next month.
A \‘eterlu Publisher Dead.
Bomox, March ‘28.-—Ot.is Brewer, the
founder, first proprietor and (Ix-editor 0! The
Bmton (‘ultivntor,’died yesterday, ngml 7!!
CONDENSED ”NEWS.
The time twisted schooner Alice McDon-
Md I'm tons, was launchod ymtcnluy, rigged
ready for son, at Bath, Me
At Bathurst, N B., the home of Mrs.
l’cu-r Bertine was dcstroyal by tlro during
the absence of the mother, and two girls,
aged 1:; and It years, were bur-nod to Ilcath.
President Carnot has imimd a decree plac-
ing Gen. Boulungor upon the retired list at
the French army.
Four suits have been entered against cl-
Trcnmm tltarr, ot Sullivan county, N. Y.,
tor the recovery of funds alleged to luvs
bccn embezzled.
Merit Faulknur, oi the dotunct First
Notionll Bank It Dmvillc, N. Y, is in jail
III llocheatcr.
The total wheat. export. from Manitoba will
reach 134:»,qu Mahala. Alnrgc quantity
ot surplus will be shipped by way of New
York and Boston in the spring.
The penitentiary board 0! Arhum loom!
tho chasm of cruelty to convict; proven,
and recommend the discharge at the Iranian-
and restricttm on the employment of con.
viola.
Tholoim otRcvlllo, I). 7., is completely
blocked In. Thotovm is nlmlntely without
melmnd people are unlimited to break up
their tumiturp to burn in their nova-II
Them m tvm distinct earthquakes felt in
Nashua, N. 11., yesterday.
John Hester, an employs of the National
'l‘ubo Works company, was caught in the
rolls and crushed to «lath Ii. HeKoesport, PL
The lion-3 occupied by Thomas Dull. Ito"-
kupar and pecans-tor, gt 0mm, Ont. m
mwmgucmm...» 1, 8M
George II. Raymond,
FURI'ITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
( '3’! and we my large stoc of sll kind“)! tnmiture.
.ltl Mnin btrm-I, Norwalk.
A: II I rI-II: ml to (Imus: IIIIIIIIIIII: ncmmty (or
ll: 2 InII-runm Iii I'InI (lfiltl till) or night 'rrlrpmmr
H'II'llt‘Hlllll IIIIII rIaSIl-IIII 3m. ‘llluqu piuI.
MIII twin
For Rheumatism
.I’L n d :I l l
llIIpltI'iliI-I ul' llw illmul;
['51,-
Ulllll‘ll'll's Slilflllli‘lllfl.
35 Coats 3. Bottle.
LSOLD BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
:(IWII'IIlk and 5H ,Vuufllllx. (‘11 'im
III”. ‘
Spring Stock
Now Complete
w m
A t‘lIIII ill“: of
Men’s, Youths’.
Boys” and Children's.
CLO TH I N G
Gent’s Furnishings
always on hand.
SUITQQFIFPANTS
mule In onlvr in tint-r1359 utleI,
ll:IlS,'l‘I'IIIIlIs,aIIIl Satchels
in grant I'IIIiI-Iy,
«w~ ——I ,-
(Rive Inc a call before pun-lum-
Iug elsewhere.
A Os.
Davis
—-—-'I H' r.
TAILOR,
Slll'T Ii fl. 0 I! “‘ .-\ LE . (‘1'.
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
1' James- Black. Ware: M"
Norwalk, Conn.
Being unable III IIIIIIIIItutIIIc
HARNESS
Torommtcwnh lisI'L-vrnan-nmJ llfll‘t' take-n the
agency II! nIII- ntttu- n III-Ir :ll'li i‘lr’TE‘ltmtnlliL‘h‘
XllL'liL" lll ll. III- {III .Iilc o!
Harness, Saddles. Hahn-5, Sm:
ciuglcs. t'nll'Irs. in:
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. III the old I-tziml, IIhI-rv ‘ III” has
for line of \\ hIpp. Minna-IA I ‘hIInIoIp,
Robe-,9 I "PM Baits vat lIu Bast.- at.
l Bri‘llli -
i-fl ukui
Lent has come
And III» IIII» pnIpurcnl to fun sh all kinds ol'
Rollo" like.
St Ill).
Fresh and Salt Fish,
0) 5101s and ( ‘zluus. ’
i
“holosulc; tlltl lit-tn“.
AN.
CELERY i
AI I! :3'.’ kinIL- II‘
V £6 E T A B L E S,
Florida. Oranges.
LEMONS.
Canned Goodsi
[Lurabcc's SIIIIII'~tlIIlIII
Graham (7 'III-III-rs.
Pickled Oysters.
{3’0ch III-llvcrctl at IIhIIrt until-c.
HUNT 85 ZELUFF.
and :
III I’l'lili LINE 0|"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
‘Vire Steel Door Mats,
Somethlng new. but thtm: out.
w. c. QUIIITAR‘D,
HUB") HALL BLOCK
up
l and I- In; Km 1th PIN IIanIuIIII In Inch anIII {I II! \ll|[ II ,I u. as
llllMS'l'llllll BROTHERS
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of
sum IIIIIIIII,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
_U,',._
Saturdav, Feb. 25th.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Insurance Building.
Jaw
Masonic Building,
80. Norwalk. Norwalk.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
The brave: Stock to alert (mm o! my rl-m- in the State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
5;"ng nod)» Brunch: ('nrgn-t, 90c up. Hiltllnl Tun-my llrmsciis we. Tor. ROI? and (Or. "any
Ingmar. If»: 70‘ and III: Extra llfih'll ugraun 751',
\V IN DO‘V SI I;\Dl«}§.
HOLLAND Hunks. InlqtinlIty.nII.s;IrIIIg roilma. uzth iringv. all mmlyto hung. 506. Spring
cuit‘slt‘fi 01.55. mm Imm- ’l’rImm‘IIm t'lllllpltlll‘. L'k. All Brim- Poles and Trimmings
WALL PA PER.
DIMENSE STOCK HF NKW l'A'l'l‘ERVS L :IItuv-nd Gold, 4m [0501‘ per roll.
anI mica-I. 22¢ [0331‘ pct roll. Without tiIIIIl .c to 20¢ III-r mil.
FUlkNITUlllfl.
('I'lilLl SIIIIII (H hpld‘n‘ Ash [Miro-Initial" ::up Walnut and \‘lII-rry llcdroom Suing 825
i‘lm-Irszn 2m: cm! run-III lluhlm Buispri.tii.~ I-II.. at low IIrIIcII Punk-m [At‘t‘ t‘umint.
LII II‘I- rum (1" In tIIII :IIII'thIn, . In turn: jliw‘ur hmI-I- r-Ilnpleln‘, can be ttmIrIIl hen: at [Isa than city
Imm- - :Ir; «a.» “u! M hunt and in: It by I'm :IIIIl l IlmlstI n- ma WI Iio lvl IlnI uurl: mun) city-homo
hoods dciII'II-vd without Ixtmc mm.
C. E. SMITH’S.
r'IIIn Gold.
\u t \I III. :I 5! r vrnuot Broad mppm: III ItII- Presbyterian and Baptietchmhm.)
STAMFORD. CONN.
-‘J‘llrill‘ll In Ncw York City 1355.
Special Prices
to
.IllCll l'l‘ EC'I‘S
:Iml
lll'llIDl'l M»
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
E
It is made in
Yul'll
Invn town.
——AT-———
.E. K. Lockwood & Cog“,
Also
.lgcut for the
I-I-lclII‘IIthl
llll‘lllltlh'l)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
E. K- LOOK. W 001') (b 00..
VORWALK.
The Buck Ranges
The Old ind Reliable.
nuIIrnnnvsV
30130?“ch WAR? mum:
For Horses, Cattle. Sheep,
Dogs, H033, Poultry.
500 PAGE 300K on Trout-
lllILY FREIGHT LINE.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATE"
llfllllllllfll Wl'l‘lllllll.“
fill: WATCH I RIPAIRIXG; A SPINAL“
- lurulk llewlnrifi
am or Anti-Imus!
(Jinn Belt l-‘roe.
l‘me'li’"
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FOR SALE.
Insurance. .
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AN!) AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
I1 is IIII EIIIIIII Rooms,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
scum NORWALK, count.
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road, near D. a N. Railroad track, I,”
‘Iraniwvillc. IIIo houses and lots, each 1,000
Concord St. “ “ “ 3.”.
Bclden Avenue, 000
Lowe Street, $3,500 2,”
Chcstnut Street, 3.55”
Meadow Street, 2,500
Franklin Street, 3,51!)
80th Main and Raymond Streets, lot 05:15», House 17 Rooms, Good Barn
all in good condition, 0.!!!)
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good Home Ind Barn, 6,500
H II 3’”,
Ely Neck Road, 2,“
Elmwmd Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30.14 Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvements, Ctirringe Home and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Elmmmd Avcnue, Lot 60x200, boom quite new, 3,300
North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood place, modem improvements, 9,”
II II II is u u 7'm
Woodward Avenuq, $2,200 Springwood. 2,500
Day Street, ' 3,1“)
MoanIé Street. three houses, respectively, $1,800, $3,500 gm] 4,”
Spring Street, two houses, respectively. 82,200, double homo. 4,000
Havilam‘l Street, good house and ham, 4.500
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot 74:25», 2M”
West Street, 2,800
Taylor Avenue, good house and burn, 3M”,
Chapel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house Ind
Itabte, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, 15,130
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement. gm
Day and Water Streets 5,61!)
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Bulldlng Lots.
Hamilton Avenue. 65 feet front, . all
Proapcct. Place. 250
West Street, “'51”. “250
Summit Street, from $500 to m
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, “90 to pm
Golden um Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) 81,0“) and 1,!!!)
Taylor Avenue. and West Street, $2.500. Taylor Avenue, $250 to W
South Main Strcet, 8400. North Main Street, 33”» and 2.000
Meadow Snort, $500. Crow Strcet, a»
Low Street. W
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East Norwalk.
Oeborn Awnuc, mansion and cottage, two Item, “,5”
Cottcgc Avrnuc and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,”
Osborn Avenue, Fort Point Road, CJrner, 3,“
Cottage Avenue, Double House, 45m
Van Zant Avenue, 2.”
Lots on Pleasant Avenue, 35% um! 000
West N orwal k.
lion»... flmi Barn, ten acres of land, ”.300
“mm md Barn, one acre, $850. House and Burn. two acres. 1,350
N o rwal k .
Lot on l'uIlIlIug Lane, 31-050
Lot (ill Elm St., 9,500
Middle Five Mile River.
‘lhuat‘. 2 stories and attic. 7 mums, 21 lll'l't‘tl, III-mic barn, lots of good fruit,
pwpI-Ity III excellent condition, ‘2.”
TIIII't of 13 III-II h, $2.000. Also of 3 acres, 500
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Farm III 40 ucrcs, 2 houses, large burn. well adapted for dairy or mute:
gardening or both; 20 minutos drive to South Norwalk. 10 minute-
II III): III Rowayton depot. 05M
l’lI-umnt residence within a short distance of Darien depot, 1 acre, good
hull” and out building. 0.000
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Farms.
Near the city with comfortable house- on them in quantity from 15 to 40
, “cm. Prices from $6,000 to $19,000
[fi'l’ermns lookin for Building Bites 0! Improved Property (or ln'mnmnt
IIr IIIIIIr own DM'. shunt they not see in the list anything to wit, m Invited to a."
pod IIInhI- know" what they would like, III we may luvs something not thud “I“
will pmw- just what ttwy wish.
Payments on most of the above noted rop-
erty will be made only. p
Rubber Stamps.
OnlIIm I‘i cm IIII nn ")9 Bridgt‘pofl Rubber Stamp Company. lit-mph. on ex-
thition III rooms.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES. RELEABES and ANIONIEN‘I‘S of IOWAGM
curetully Ilrn‘wn. and mm to mt property touched
ACKOWLEHJMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public, Communion" BuprIlor
Court.)
LOANS NEGUI‘IATED AND HONEY “(MD in Into Ind reliable
mrttleu.
EUROPEAN PABPORTS OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEIEN’I‘S tor New York m window promptly Ittndut to
TAYLORW to GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler