total? ofteifiiltit.
The New Presidential House-
hold.
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CONIIBA'I‘I I. A’I‘IDNS lll' I’R(l\\.
Opinions of Mr. ”(Thoreau and ltcpre-
nnlatlvo lhechenrtdgw-Percentage of
Army lIm-rtlona w(‘nblnI-t Mutlng.
Aluham Complain of (utter lluntI-ra.
\l’asntmnflx, Nov. ilertt Harrison haa
many fnonda in Washington who will gladly
weloonw her as tho ""9an of the While
House. ”ml of llt'l' enthusiastic adIIIireu
Did: “Youuiay be hilt“ that she will have
a reign of stmightforum-Ilium in all mutton,
Iill'llll Mill tIIlllIl.‘~i|l'. nl tip- While Home."
The iIIIIII-uiiuto family of tho ptwivlcut'
clot-t will compl‘iw II group of chartltiug
“omen. Mo... Harrison hem-If hint held the
(Eilfl'tti of her \l'IIulII‘IIgtoII friends after an
absent» from them of yours; Mm McKee,
Who was pretty IlaIII'II- Harrison when here.
hi a universal fan-rite. Mm Stunt Lord, who
lives here, is an Ultlt'l' hl>lt'l‘ of Mrs. llarr‘uton
and in an alIablo and attractive Woman,
and her two daIIgzIII-m are charming
and lmIItifulyoung woman. Mm l’urlter,
the wife of ”out. John F. Parker ot the
navy, it. a bloudo of g.» xl Ilguro and fascin-
ating manner. lire. Iliunnick. thu' other
daughter of Mrs. Lord. in II young wiIluW.
the opposite of her FIBII'I', brim: a lovely bru-
nette. Mrs. llan-Imn. in Ill‘fl‘l‘ll‘lllg to a
friend by letter thvcoIIIlIlion of her house,
which has been thrown open to tin-excur-
sionists and visitor.» all summer. said that if
they should not b- will totho White House
their only IIltn-mativo would be the poor
house, as their own home is not fit to live in
until it is thoroughly renovated and fur-
hishcd.
comma“ Lanoas av I'Itoxt.
There is a venerable 'entloniau now re
aiding in this city “ho has been con-
gratulntcd over the elm-lion nearly as much
uthesuumsful candidate himself. This is
the Rev. Dr. William ll. Scott, Mr. llarri-
son‘s fatlfer-in-law. Dr. Scott is a clerk in
the pension ollicc. From the door of the
room where he I-its ho can look out over the
vast court, with its columns and arcades,
that was used for l’rcsident Cleveland's in-
augural ball, and may be used for President
Harrison's if the city [HSLOIIIL‘O does not. take
“mission of it soon. Dr. Scott is over“)
years old, but wonderfully well preserved.
lie is tall and stoopsa little. llis face has a
good color, and the tom-r part of it is covered
with a snowy board. When asked if he knew
anything about t‘uen. Harrison's IIIovI-IIu-nts
he said: “I know nothing now. It i. hardly
likely they will come here before inaugura—
lion; though he may come, for there are mat-
ters here that he may want to look after."
Es‘rtxanzs o.\' rut: xtzxr CUSHIIESS.
Mr. Edward McPherson said: ".\ll of the
information obtainable justifies me in ex-
priming the opinion that the next house will
consist of 173 '.I-pubhcans and l.’I'.3 Democrats.
There is a Mobility that the Republican
majority may be ruluccd by later advica) to
nineteen or twenty, but I have made liberal
allowances in my calculations for all Demo
cratic gains."
Repn‘scntative Breckenridge. of Kentucky,
3 Democratic member of the ways and means
commiteo, expresses tho lelllflll that the Re-
publican Itinjority in the next home will be
very slender. and iv t'tinfiilcrlt that it cannot
exccal ten inany evI-nt. According to his
ulculation the Republicans must ahotva gain
of nineteen to secure a majority, and he does
notbelievo that they have much exceeded
that figure.
(:onrtAtxr or ALASKANN‘.
The trtasury department has been lllfm’tttml
by the collector of custotm at Sitkn, Almlta.
that. the natives eugngmi in taking: sun otters
in Cook's Inlet and summon..- Stmits with
plain that white hunter.» cruise alum; the
shore there, using firearms; and scaring the
otters to sea beyond tho reach of the natives.
who urn bows and arrows only, and thus- ill."
prive them of their only means of rllmltll't.
As the killing of sea otters by other than
nativm is expmly prohibited by law and
regulations, the mllcctor has been instntcted
by the secretary of the treasury to bring the
matter to the attention of the governor of
Alaska with a view to prosecuting mat-antlers.
mmxnun or auuv nusnnnnxs.
Adjt. Gen. Drum, in his annual report,
speaking of the IIIilitaryprison at haven-
worth, Kan, says the number of prisoners
remaining in the military prison at l'ort
Leavenworth, Kan, June 30, 1337, was 490.
During the year following that date the gain
and loss were represented by luv and 7.37,
respeflively, leaving 485 in the prison J one
30, 12938.
Prison statistics for the past few years in.
dicate that, with the army at its present
standard, the pr'u-m will receive from 350 to
400 prisoners annually, unions some means of
checking the crime of descrtion shall bodis
coverul.
GEN. Pmasaxrox RETIRED.
The secretary of war issued the ofllcial
order placing Gen. Alfred Pleasanton on the
retired list of the army, his retirement to
date from Oct. 23 past.
CABINET humus-u.
The president was at the White House all
day yesterday. Shortly after H ocloch the
members of the cabinet arrived all but See
rotary Vilas and Postmaster General DickinI
son being present at the meeting. It lasted
nearly two hours.
During a Lifetime.
1t ha. been computed that during II life,
time ct tlnec score years and ten the blood
of a human being ”3111154314406 milefl; that
his htart beat.E L’Sib‘bttdfli times.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Mrs. Jay Gould is seriously ill, having sun
taiaad too shocks of paralysis.
It Is announced that The London Time:
case will not be concluded before the commis
aion rinesfor the Christmas holidays.
Governor Bill made a brief match to noun
politicians who called to congratulate him,
expressing great regret at Mr. Clev eland’a
defeat.
John Kennedy, of Buffalo, while drunk in
Toronto attacked a policeman with n revol
ver, firing three times. The policeman shot
him In the leg.
Edward Hall, a striking "Q" switchman,
was ahot dead by Charles H. Huston, one of
the new engineers, in a billiard hall at
Crescent, IIL
England is going to build eight first clan
war ships, twenty swift miners and a num
ber of torpedo boats.
Florida election returns are greatly do
layod, the inspector: refusing to go to revel
atrichn Jackaonvillo.
A workman ran a wheelbarrow loaded with
Jute ovaamatch lying on the floor in the
Indiana Paper Company's mill.“ South
Bad, the match ignited,» fintothojute
aadbnrnodthomill, camlngalo-otWflOD.
beat him to death. She is
Imam.
7H! MORMDNI iN CANADA.”
mum...—~
Aaltll. the Government for 3 MI Mk»
Ml: (lat-III; Mrs-3th.
Orrin“. Nov. u-w'l‘ha Utah Mormons who
Iottled in the t‘anadinu northwest tvm yum
ago are beginning to show their strength
A large deputation from lm‘l cred: arrived
home to interview the Inhibitor of the interior.
Hitherto they have been hotnoatonding, but
now they want to weave a town rote. line of
the olden, a mu of tho Into prophet, Smith,
say» the work of pmlytiziug will be under-
taken in thin country and in Europe. Asked
if they manual to practice play-gouty, they
replied eVaxlt‘ely to the etYect thatthoy would
not break the law» of the country it in llll‘l‘
cult to any what action the govorIIIIII-nt will
puniue with regard to the Mn: .2 not, now
that they have obtained a foothold on British
toil. It is feared here that emigration of
Mormona from I tall to thot ‘IIIIIIIIIIIII nurth~
wmt will soon assume \. ‘h'. pr‘oputiuna
me.
Two t«‘lmllar III-.Itlu.
Metros. Nut. '.I
that l-I-lwarvl t‘. l'arrignu, IIII-Iulwr of tho
Mutual lIIIsI- Its hi: Itu bu ml of odor atom and II
well known ll|\\\lr of Host-on Iii .lofI.po
plvxy on a “chill on! l’IoliranIl [1h '1 or
train. lie on» on llm way troy. min
Luke city to t'olorncln Spring». IIIE‘. 'IlI-~
Mary Irene Hoyt, tor whom. “llll Hen.
Butler, ho thst‘ulll’n l. Mr. l'nrrigan'r- billy
Will lmbmnghthonn- at once from FIIlida,
Cold. whore It. is being euiltalumi.
I’.’.l..\ll.lt, Mani. Nov. it.» ~Ulitor “‘ulI-ott.
aged IL'I,a1.IrnIInIII-ut ruin-a of I‘Inwt inn;-
m'wiow and II tll'bl‘lill-Inlll ot’ "Ilt' of tho
ligncn of thnlhx‘lnralion of lIItb-thIdI-III-v,
died in his .wat on board lllt‘"l;tl\’t'm0r.3
train," between Springlivll and I'minu-r.
Medical 1-.xatIIiIII-r llolbrook attributes tin-
death to heart Illa“ use or npopl- xy
Five Men Billed in It l'ulltital Fight.
Ltvtxctsrm. Ky, Nov. ".——.»\ political
quarrel hero- rI-sulli' inthe killing of live
lllt'll. The llghtlng IIithartul by l'hampion
Mullins and John Marti who conunencul
tiring at web other. The tends of each
joined in tho thooting, whim was kept up
for liftvon minutw. It was then found that
the following named pemms had llvu killed:
Samuel “‘ard, a Illtlllllxt‘.‘ of the Kcntncky‘
logislntum: John Clifford, an agent of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad; John Mar-
tin, govommeat storelm'wr; Frank Stewart,
11 Kentucky Central railroad cmploye: Cham-
pion Mullins. J. Sumbrook, a merchant, wan.
badly wounded and may die.
Ileavy Damages Demanded.
Bosrox. Nov. 9. —Ia the supreme court the
ease of Sarah E. Rolland vs. Boston and
Providence Railroad company is on trial.
The plaintilI claims $30,001) IlaIItugcs for in-
juries sustained in the Bunny bridge act-L
dent, March 4, P157. She was hurt about tho
spine, and anacrts that she has been nimble to
Int up since the accident. and that she is per-
manently injured. The defendant does not
deny its liability. and the only question is as
to amount of damages. Elihu Rolland was
formerly bookkeeper and cashier for Whitby
more Brothers in this city.
It “'11! Be a Grand Afrnlr.
.Nzw YORK. Nov. 'J.——Chauncoy M. Depo
has consented to deliver the oration on the
occasion of the centennial celebration of
“'axhlngton's inauguration, April iii) next.
Dr. Sto'rrs will alter prayer. Whittier will
read a 1mm. Archbishop Corrigan will pro-
nonnco the benediction. The president of the
United States, who will come over the route
taken by Washington, arriving by boat from
I-Ilizabethtown, N. .l , will cpoak. Foreign
dignitaries and American notablw will take
part. There will be It grand parade.
Death of John IV. Durh-
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9—11: John W. Davis,
aged 1'." years, who was assistant to lbibert
Garrett. during the latter’s presidency of the
Baltimore and i thin railroad, died last night
of Bright's diseaw. Mr. Davis was a poli—
tician, having for many years boon identified
with the fortnnosof tho Demurrntic party.
He held various public positionq. III: was
stato trwsurer for one term and police com~
mimiont r in llaltirnnr. c ity for two ter'nnt
Annrclllnh ('zui'l l’al’ulc.
Chicano, Nov. ‘.t—A committee from the
so called "Anarchbt Amnesty ”Inflation"
called upon Mayor llmrhe. to ash permimion
of the citynnthoritn». for the ”rudely" to
parade on Sunday Ich‘, the anniversary of
the hanging of minaret-tats Spies, Parsons,
Bagel and Fischer. The mayor emphatically
refused to comply with tho requmt. and the
parade is off.
An Abused “'lfe'II Revenge.
Dnzsnzx, Ont, Nov. u—A family by the
name of Scott livw in Dawn township. Scott
was in the habit of get .ting drunk when in
town, and coming home to abuse his “Ito.
Wednesday night she procured an or or club,
and, going to the bed when ho. was aim-ping,
said to b: insane.
Fatal "note. ..
NEW Yullx, Nov.'9.'—l’hilip Ilacr, aged 28,
a salesman, tried to board an elevated train
last night after the gates were closed. and
was caught between the cars and the station
railing, full to the street and was killed He
washurrying to join his family at a ball, a
ticket to which “as found III his pocket.
Virginia Methodists.
Neurons, “1,, Nov? 9,-1‘he entire session
of the Methodist Episcopal conference yesferc
day was consumed in receiving reporta The
missionary committee stated that $300M!)
had been spent for missions during the year
and the conference indorsed a plan to raise
$500, 000 for the coming y ear.
\ellow Favor Record.
JM KSONI'ILLE, Fla, Nov. 9—TIIL'I‘t! were
twenty-five new cases reported and three
deathsAMaInie Green (colored), Dr. P. H.
Carver and a child of Mr. Oliver. Five of
theI‘ner cases are White. .
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She Carrion Anna.
no You, Nov. 9 -—The report that the
Clyde steamer Saginaw carried arms and
ammunition from this port to the Hay-tin
insurgents is continued by examination of
her pipers.
A Burglar'a Profitablo Job.
Booms, Nov. 9. —Burglars entered through
the laundry window the residence of Edwin
F. Atkins,“ in Belmont. forced open the
family Info, and secured silverware and
jewelry to the value of 85m}.
The Crow Wu Saved.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ll.——'I‘he barkeutine
Isaac Dodge, of Newcastle, Me, was wrecked
Oct. ‘55 on Serrano rechon' the lloaqulto
coast. Her crew were saved and brought
here.
Summer llntcl Bnrwd.
Log Animus, Cal. .‘lov. it—Tho largo
hotelat Long Beach, on the coast twenty
manicufrom here, wa- cntirely destroyed by
Lose. M.“
lbs-llama run In.
Emmott. 1.. Nov. Dre-III“ Balk.
nix—Inhib- to tho Notherhmh. ls act-land,
mdhhhfihw.
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gaging}; finals.
1 I". IIIENDII‘.
’. PIANO TUNER A.\D ltfil‘nlllfilt.
Agent for the re: I hraled
flohmor Paanon.
lockwood‘a Hall Building, Somali; t‘oun.
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)I‘. A. N. (LARK.
.'Il South “II II rtrott, opp. (' lty lloltl.
ml ’l‘ll NullWALli.
It to 9 a. In.
ultice lloura, l.‘ to 2 p In.
oclillhn Telephone connection. TI to ll 1: III.
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W Bell" gtun MINI. South Vomallz Juli) 3m
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Ilrgaulrl II ...t I Hr. Iowan-national t'h'trrh,Wnlct
bur). Teacher of
l‘ianol'urte. llrgnn and Musical
i'oIn posit Ion.
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Jobbing of al Inad- prom It) attendant. tn
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TI'IINTIOS.
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Sewiu: ~ll: whine Supplies,
*3 l’l'i'lilluhla, l’ ..r:.t \‘n'vt .- ll .' . f'IrtWhui
Gem ml Repairing I .’ I and rank“ of
Strut. I: .‘IMII net -'. .‘l. Sililldill
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liliilllt‘l' and ton! 'I: ‘ior.
Vvork (loner Ivy Illl' I.I'\" or on: tract.
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No. 1 Knight 5!. chllcnrr, 5 Him 5: .
330 3.12 San-wall! . form.
C II. D'All'l'flls.
lrc Uri-1|!!!
”in "cold!
tamer to: \Veddiucst amt Irma—n.
nmslanlly on hand forlht ~ch and molt.
trawl Rm: Beer. and Itmptuym- III 0?th
.50an ~11. M) Still“ ; Lli. ('l'
‘OIUT'I SUIIWMII sA‘ant "ASK
h
’ . SJ llmbitgtvm Street.
upon {)5in lrumiv ’.r; l'.‘ a.m.,nnd from I ”Hi p 1'.
, mm- ot. SstIIIIlayI-nnznyr from t‘» to Q
i.“.PIIlIUYK’Fi fillOt‘ml v-:I Hop-Mt.-
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JUIIN ll PPIEI'IS \ .fln I’m-9.;
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61 urge II. no) Inmicl,
N7 [INITU lll‘l “LA LEN !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
fail and Ice my lam: stock of all kind: of furniture.
36 Main Street. Norwallt.
Aim prepared to tarniph ewrr'ythltn:l men for
the interment of them-ad, day or tub .y’l‘elzp‘hm
mnngcrion with rerldcnce. No. 3 little
tic ”fin
ELEGTIIIN Is on
-——-— AND—-
(I
Have Gina Dun.
i. it». Standard Granulated Sugar. . SLOO
82:”) .6 Javat'nollee .. .312]: lb
But Maracaibo Cutler. .
M Ibo Collie.
Bet-t Cream Batter Print. ...x‘ lh
nth-New Tolkien . rune: . .............. tic lb
1! U. Oatmeal .................. m: [45! package
line than an (ll-lac .................... m can
Flu-I below-are Po. Dairy B-Ittu by” Tnb.. m lb
Bout It. 0.] . .fllclli
Beet Golden Drip Syrup ..................... 501: gal
“-17....
W. Hawaii Seymour
92 Wail-std Street.
flown t... WWI. . M
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wrmm—p mt. ....
A FULL LINE: 0!“
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
H mm”...
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“'lro Stool Door Mata,
Something new, but thin out.
W. O.QUINTARD,
IUBIC HALL DWI.
Slate Roofing
_... » corn—~—
WI- arc prepared to do lint. dill Job of
SLATING
Iv cllhtv BANGOR. EAST Monsoon. or
[’3 NAMYEI
at 5 cents per fill an upward.
Partie- winhmg Ill-ta rooting would call on II-
twinn- contracting I-mewhm.
A. BECK & Go.
Watertlt..loot of llaviland South Norwalh
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE.
37x Mani street.
3'! l. NURWAI. .
—— . .9.
FRAMING at lowest mines.
-——-~ow-
Flill line ol Artists" h‘l..lert:5:.Il
J. 'I‘ If Ih‘l‘li ’\ NI,
()I"'l‘l(Z’l AN .
83 Main St. South Sorwnl'li.
Gold fipmutm. Hitting Bom- amt Eye (llama.
Oar [gam- nre of Insert-Ir quality and at "awn-hie
p ice:- Ir. ‘.‘It, If
THOSE 1"! KO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
\lu- .y— two and a! a mode: ate price would flowell
0 call at the
tantra Marl
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
(int-r2 solicited and good- dclII'I-ml to any part
of City.
.lllilillll lt'Sillllll'llfllll, mill.
.———or——
ALL 'GRABESI
AND AT
——-—ou-———-—
'l‘he [lest (loads for ,
the Least Ilene:
'— :‘ 1"".
ll. 3. BRUWN’S
BOOT & 8110i} STolll-J.
Clark a: meta 3109!:
an‘ IAIN SWEET.
VI-nnt IaIIu-rtI-ctlmt- Main! and corrected.
Lowest Prices 1‘
91888
., ATS
, .
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Wotan». WW... tuna
GROCERIES AND
—-——-A‘l' THE OLD "AND UP— —>
1‘. BUBR BUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
Alil. "RIDER! I’IIIIII'II) I'BIDMP'I‘IIY.
311T FOLKS FIND IT TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH lln‘
GIVI‘J UK A THIAIL
A Look at our Lin-go Assortment of
~-FURN|TURE-—
Will Salinity You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy In at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS.
SDUTH NORWALK.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFEB‘I‘IUN BUGKWHEAT FLOUR INPAGKAGES
If pm tsileI-nmmhtnz upltltflttl, try a tackagr o.’ the
A no Pun.- W hotel 'xuvn “our y III the comb.
Wr an rmlvingthel‘I-lebramt (No-tum “EMA“
(minim: Batu;- llama lln III at m- In r pack-I 'c
warrant-k I'uf‘mnf". brimmi- llama“ \IalmI-‘np-n Mixed \‘utp,N.wt'aMornuI fit «amt
April-ob. merit-Trice. Prairie“. Um: n and Lemon l‘.--.It a: .1 .I (u I hm- nt Imul Fm: We are In
amu- a large aamtttnvnt of the
Which are amt-ti tint claps and will unit the moat fastidious. We are idling fine Gilt Bauer M a
low price ltml pay yontorallon an. \eov ttamm from m: In {It per pound. Ric Pml l'rum
Chan a «penalty. our Teas and (“am are the very Mt.
And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
CHARLES: E. SEYMOUR,
70 V “Y1‘§II I N (I '1‘( )N S'l‘ljlld *"1‘.
8311’, Lid and Chiller
Millllllii lllllllillWlil
l 1,111 All Sizes and Good Values.
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l. lllilllBBMlll & Still,
South ‘Norwalk.
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85 Washington Street.
W. B. HALL &' 00.,
BRIDgEPOR'r.
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAMER "BRITANIC. ”
We have this day entered at the Canon: Home at this port one lot of sat: Warp Henrietta cloth-
whlch are in all the new nitrides—aim all the numbers of the But 15' ac]: Henrietta. Ladle: an lave
one profit by «looting from these lot-I.
BROADCL‘OTHS.
tax of [-0 Cents a yard. Prices. St 51 25 and SI. 51. Each lot has twelve ahadu.
Extra! Wide“ Wool Henrietta’s.
Of our own importation One case of the widest and but llrnrlma Cloths ever brought to thin
market will be alerted to day: alno a large I: 0' medium grades of (Intimate and Henrietta, 1m, 37);
«ammo. 59c, Elle: .75c.. 9°C., and”
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiful rails and only one of I style.- will he and in the
'75 CENTS.
leo Pieces of Rich Black llhadanea. Colored Rhadamen and Black Paulo, our heat 31. «mood: at 73
An Unusual opportunity to Buy the Renowned til-Incl It Clo
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
To «Junkie the rill male we prom to well dur. II: that meant week In to: a of Rich Black Grog
Grain stilts. the gelatin (WIN Miranda. u the follomag m: mm, 31m 31.15 3131.5 in
yard. The» anlow Ignru for ch Black mm but they moot armory-Magi nylon: cot condo;
on the century they an m ofan excellent quality of pa a silk, loft, rich an ban and av
tunoua tor-av mice no any allk in the world
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Have placed in stock their full line ot
Men’s bull’s & Boy’s
CLOTHIN
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Insurance Building, I...
Slavonic Building.
80. florwall: Nomlk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 8 ALB
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Situated on Main Street “est Avenue Taylor Avenue, Elm—
wood Avenue. Monroe Street 8‘. omltvnral \vcune Lowe Street,
Concord Street, ..pring Siren! Ca ;rncr ~unnnit and Golden
llill Streets. llavilaml Street, 4. ornc-r Union, and Franklin
Streets, Meadow. trot-t: vi l'urnpiiac.
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LOTS
Situated on Main Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, TaylorAvcnne, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street lewood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Comer Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
East Norwal k.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Ohborn Avenue,
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. » .
We also have some outside property for sale at. very reason-
able prices.
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In. Inn to llllllllllflll Inns,
Washington St, Smith Norwalk
Cove Street, Henry Street Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage ,
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