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BASEBi LL LEGISLATION
fuyiflui; Important Changes
in i’laylug Rules.
uneven Ctllnuus 1:111 11111112.
Mr. hut Alibi-ted —~ l‘uur "all; ll
Hm «I l-‘lvc-w A ‘11 Male oi Ilium “It.
'Iahlflfltuu Will Probably tint John II.
Ward-~-
Ngw Ymm, Nov :t.-l'ln1'_v lAnAAtAbnll
mun ut any prumiiicm-A- in the National
hfl‘l‘" and 11141121: «A! Ilw ruining lights of the
Am-A'iA-Mi .huniatinu 1m.- quurt red at the
Fifth A‘AVA-utwlmtcl. 'l'iwohjm't of tiAAApzninA'
ing is the unuunl cozllnw 111 ”I“ he arm and
theregular cunhrcucv of the ;A 51.1 . mant-
won in laying ruluih eouitmwd A i tl11‘-_A - 1111 111-
lmlrom each of the grout «ArgAAmzntiA-na
The W magnate: (11111 enul at IU Aicluclt
thil morning. The rule tlukcrcra- held their
meeting yeatcnlay.
The miter ot the league magnate: who
IN on Madison {ollmvsz N H \'uz111g.ol
Washington. pmaldent and m-retnry, llro
Wit duh, F. K. Sin-urns, W. J. “my and
9. M. Vail; Washington club, Walter llcl'A'lll
and I. A. Burke-ti; New York club. .1..A’AAA B.
Day and C. T. Dillingham; llOatA- -11 club A.
H. Soden, William ll. Conant and J B
Billing»; l'lltilml‘g club, W. A. \imiA l: J
Personal and (when! “only.
cum;
m:.1.1:mu,u:.
XLHEHALL rnzsmzxrs.
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Il'il-ENvC-Z
P. O’Neill and A. K. Seandrett: lndianapAAlis
club, J. T. Brush and Jul-.11 Martin: Chit-ago
club, Walter Spoiling: ’idiadclphia A-luh,
Ad. Roach and dull“ 1. Hugh. V1 xi in
importance are the rum ant. itius «if lli'!
(Lowland club 11hich is knot" ml; at the
League door and will undoubtedly be admit-
ted to take the place ot Detroit. They are
3. it holds :.1 (Amigo ”Alive and l). Hawk-y.
The AsmAtiutiou 11011 in attendance are
Charles H. lij‘ruv- oi the llrmklyn club,
William liurniu «At the Ballllllnrr' A-lulAanAl
Gus Sch-mil: of ti. - Cincinnati l’llllr. ’l'hea)
gentlemen uproar-.11 tin-Asuxzatton (Illllul
joint rule< mnunitt.) -.
The interesting; event of th: day. of cit-Airs",
was the meeting of the rownittée A.“ rule-3,
consisting of Meters. Day, leding. lingers,
Byrne, fichmelz and liuruiv. Tin-y 11 cu- in
session almost all the day and evening. The
changes they voted to rcconum-nd ll'i'l'l" not
many, and their action in ruthlmsly killing _
many pet projects. of managers and player:
caused much disappointment.
The committw will recommend that the
number of llvl bulls Mary to giw n bat-1-
m his base he roduced from live in {our
and that the number of strikes rvmniu an at
mm. They vote! to lIlNillnh the {uni tips
can moansot putting out n baton-1n. The
third and last change is an innovation that
last year’s committee [in posed in u snumwhat
(“1!th shape. I: provide; that in addition
103 auiistituto in uniform on the bench A-aA-h
club can bore 11 won. man. whose name shall
nppau’ on the score card. This man shall be
in uniform, and may be put into the game at
theend of any even inning, a player being
retired, of course, to lie 11 place for him
A simihr rulo provi g for two men was
passed last {all by the league, but it toilet,
because the American AMx'iutir-p refused to
agree to it. These three amendments worn
thconly material changes arr-ml upon, ab
though some minor changes were made in
“rewarding of certain 1'ule.~, 1) make their
meaning clearer.
The committee refused to return to the
‘ high and low ball rule: by a vote of «l tn‘J, and
by the same mt».- deA-liuul to put the pin-her
back to fifty-tin: (mt. Thor-nuilnittccivas
practically unanimous against the sehenm to
extend the foul liars and to make the homo
base round to int-roan: its size, and the prop
tuition to allow base runners to overrun
second and third ban-3 was like promptly
flicked. One of the minor changes provides
that a base hit shall he scored “11:" a batted
vball hits the person of the umpire while he is
standing on fair ground. and in such cases,
even though a fielder recovers tho bail and
gets it to first base ahead of the runner, the
rlmner is not out. and all hand runner.» allnll
beadvancul a base without being put out.
The evening session was devoted to a confer-
ence between the committee on rules and the
well known lxxselmll writers of New York,
Beaten, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Cincin-
nati on the change: nucemry to secure a
gym of uniform scoring in the United
State:
Them was much spemilatiun among tho
knowing ones as to deals for players, and
mars were thick. Nothing detiuito was
dams, but the day developed 11 surprise that
puts stoma-r on the ambition of the Boston
triumvirs to gobble every thing in night.
This decision of the Boston people was duo
to the fact that they have discovered that
anotheraual more favored bidder is in the
mm This party is no other than Walter
Hewitt, theyuuug, rich and energetic presi-
Inn of the Washington club. When Mr.
- Hewitt arrivedin New York he stated that
he was here to buy players, and he wul
My to pay as much [or a few good men al
anybody. And Mr. Hewitt demonstrated
that he meant busium before tire day was
war: He 1nd several conferences with
Fred. Steam in round to the Detroit players,
and Mr. Shams triad to persuade the young
Washington magnate that he Would tnakea
good thing by buying the release of Bunion .
and Gctzain, but “Hewitt was alter bi
A
111 tact, he want: J. M. Ward and
awake has the rush to makegoodNew
Imam. It can be stated that there-
“it at Hr Hewitt}: negotiations was “all
It. Buy agrml to m“give \Vuhington the pro-
”or ova-Bast
fl talk about Wm or Indianapolh
tho Imam: appears to be bunoomba
clubtoretire willheDetr-oit, audit
hauled that the Detroit (rm
N. ”1.. Nov. BL—The annual
Intonation! W1.»
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Yfll. ouMiNu Humor,
milll‘lfl download Goes Into Initial-u
III Oak View to l‘rapan It.
WANAIMA‘TAW. Nov.
laud went from the executlvo maullou to
Oak View bud A-vA-niug fully determined to
mania at inn wuutiy home until alter ha
has «mum-mi his tumunl “WW! tn mn-
(ruo, Willi |1 he has not yet begun. llohul
most ot the luplcfi well in hand, but he tlnili
lt.wlll be utterly inducible to prepare it bo-
lure mngriw nm-tu it he le‘h not wrap.
from tho unavoidnllv 111iA-ruptluAuA which
lowt Mona the Whuu House. \ixiturn at
the lilflllniuu are quite as uunwmul 1111 over,
but at Hall View the prwideut will ml"
:10 visitors. and dovote Iii-A thins mhluoualy
tn the th.-k before him.
h‘A-A-rrturv Fiiil‘child is hard at \wrk 1111 his
lust nnmml t‘rpnl'l. 'l'lAAA [resident is largely
tiril'lillx'lll upon tho llgul‘w in this report in
thv tx-mtnu 111 of tin- revenue qumth-u in hil
Ali-«mgr. Vl‘ilutwi‘l'elfll‘y'fi report will show
that llIi"‘-A'|||ll' :urp'ai.» Apt-Minn still confront!
the Alcleii'luu-ut. ’l‘iiu ligurm will he brought
tAAgA-tlAA-A'. us- before, to show the newnmily A»!
cmgrmamual action to lt'mt'll the intlA-w of
the INC 11113. and tho danger of further delay
will be pointed out.
"it impiiteb k1 ha":- 1-13 The Star, “that Mr.
":'lA-wl1nds Illt'l’img‘.’ 11A . [mm-w home of the
tl ‘lllL‘lllS A»! cluwr A'A-turt that nplmarul hi hi!
:14 ti‘lu'l'inu luv-wage It is gem-rally “tidal“
itmnlthntho mil ntan: up to tin-question
or limit“ i'A-iorm an in his [lounge at the
ZAA-,;innm;; All this cA-ngnw, and will make it
‘.huleuturo of tho document. Ila will not
,n-ld nunA jut from his Insition before the
:nnumign. but he will pz-ulmbly make more
9mplmllt‘ bi.» declaration that it is a‘cou-
.1111n21.nutn theory, that confronts us.‘ is
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cough-s» that tho net-insity of checking the
memnulatinn ot' aurplu» is sArgreat that if
1!:-- Democratic plan cannot carry through
wugnmthcy about-l yield under protzsstto
the Republican uuwmhnent rather than have
ilU reduction of the revenue at all. There
“ill be no “cake-11in; from the former poti-
tiou and no l'I‘lIfw‘SsliJll that the popular vor—
dict has condemned turitl’ reform. Mr.
Cleveland In» mid that ho wouldsign any
billthat thlllil coinu to him uAnkingum
Aiuction in the, revenue, whether m1 to tarit!
duties or internal taxes, unless there Were
:«Ametliing about it absolutely vicious. If
th-1 senate hill nhoull pass a: it now iii, it is
llllllif'qt’t‘l'ttllll that he Would Sign it—pmb-
ably Willi some remarks in explanation of
his motive."
Englanil‘a Ministerial Candidates.
Lusunx, Nov. :l.«Tl:-.- government. still
has uudA-r cumidcrntiwu thequcsizun whether
-r not to appoint a suA-m-ssur to Lord Suck-
\ille n.~ lllllllall. ' tAA “EL-dun 'tun biforo Mr.
t'.-l'-mla1.d ~hnll \nA- ntA ~tl. v-pAA ~AAIA: ncy, thou 'll
11 in 11 1111111 . r 111:1) pumil l_\ in ziplminted in
“mania-r. 1. -rd Vivian, at pr-‘wul minivter
121 Belgium. could have ”1-- pwt. but it is be
lit'H'Il {ll'll llv slab 1:211 Alisll'l,‘ it. 1‘ till.
should prone to be the fuel ”in choice motel
between the lion, F. it. l'uAAlu At. minister
to Jun-1111511" l-‘. i'. lam. -lie~ minister to
l’wurnsxuia, and Bimbo-r 'il Anmi. now at
Athens. lt isundorstoml that Lord Sack-
\'illA- will ln' made Anini-dvr in Swim)“:
Ford, the ph'u'fll British rA-y z-A-~2-:Atative at
Madrid. going in Vienna. Mr. Satnw, min-
ister rA-azdezit at Bangkok. Si 11. will succeed
MA l’~:.l'-ra.A-,n1ini.~tA-r rm'n. at and consul
general :1! .110: ll(‘\ id m
\mmul Banquet.
va Yum. Nov, 2|.~—'l'he one hundrul
and twentieth annual banquet hf tin.- New
York Chamber oi minim-roe at Ih-lummcn's
inat night was an elaborate and latch-sting
one. MAC-t :1! the leading l-11~::Acmn:cn-At
tlu- Ini'lrnp dis “1‘?" present. and [~1th were
respnudml to by Urn. W. T. Sherman. lion.
Warm-r :‘AliliA-r, lion. (luldnin Smith and
Rev. lir. (Err-A-r. man; of rv-grA-t wen- 11»-
ecivul {run iii-u. Harrison, Hon. I. 1’. M11!”
ton. Muvuz- Hewitt and others. and l‘rmivlcui
Clerc-land telegraphed: "l tiud it impursi-
MA: to :11 m-pt the invitation to be present at
the banquet. i at desiri- tn t’Xprt's'h' my 1111er
ciationnt tlnzwuusideratiuuAAt alumni»: in-
vitatinn in the e'. idem-r, and my regret that.
official duties dA-taiu me here." Numerous
apt A-A km; 11er ch liiered by Denim-ratio and
: publimn or at 1'5 of 11111-
111ml; 'lll’: itiun l'ruvqu ct».
\V.2.~111.\A;'Enx, '\'AJA'.'t2——l’mt:11a;.:A-r Gen-
oral Dir-kiwi»; has d-z'idwl. in roxnplinnw
w-rlx the l'A'A'ApIP.~t at up..- A-uiz :11; inaugural
col-.11: All! it (- Ad- fer tip.- rerun 11'. I t tho city
’mllll‘lt‘t in tin great hail «Al (1:: pvt-mini:
building. in onl'r that the inaugural hull
my be held thwru, as it. was four years ago.
The Harmony legion of Philadelphia Ls c0111-
iug, with we 1111-11. The liufl’alo league, the
Lincoln club of New York ahd several cluhl
from Baltimore have already arranged to
come. Loni-1 D. Wino has been amniutod
chainmn ot the committee on street decora—
tion». .‘A’o general secretary hats yet been
elvctml by the curiuuittec.
Ila-hr, Georgi.- in London.
Luxvox, Nov, L’i.—-'l'he Pall Mall Gazette
printsu two column interview with Henry
George, in which that gentleman declare:
that the government's purchase Ht‘llt'lnt.‘ ivill
prove abortive as 11 Aueavuruaflording the
relief its promoters pretend to be seeking to
confer upon the Irish tenants.’ The creation
of an army of small landlords will not. solve
the problem, and the old system is certain to
come back in a most aggravated form. Mr.
George “ill remain in London a fortnight,
during,’ which time In: expects to deliver
several sp a bl’S having a direct bearing and
doubtless exerting some influence upon the
operation at the bilL
Injured in a “'reck.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2L—‘l‘ho Harrison no
commodation train on the Big Four ‘road
jumped the track about ten miles west of
here. l-‘ive ears were overturned, nudtho
lollowing persons were injured: Mrs. Moore,
Now llnv cu, ribs broken, buck hurt and head
cut, seriouS' Mrs. Carroll, Salnmsville, head
cut and back hurt serious; Harvey Hamil-
ton, Harrison 0.. hole cut in head and back
hurt, very serious; George Yeager, employs
of the Big Fear, hands almost. out otY,Ja1nea
Dick, Harrison, 0., hand badly edMany
others were hurt, but the above na
most seriously injured. A broken mum was
the cause.
Sioux Want to See Harrison.
memrom, Nov. 2L—The Journal'.
Bismarck (Dak). special says: The Indiana
on the Sioux reservation are now incoming
anxious to form the acquaintance of Gen.
Harrison ‘They realize that he will soon
become the "great father,” and they dulro
unmet him and presentthelr claims regard-
ing the proposed opening of the reservation
tho] want to visit him before be In inaugu-
rated. and the agents till] be greatly annoyed
bythair impurtunltiea unless their requut
is mm
mm Convex-ta In Alabama.
lam. Ala. Nov. th.—Alabama in
Mg. field for tho )lormna
ail-lunar: jut now. Thirty convert: in
charged a lumen alder paler! thwh
winch-anthhadghhm
hood. loot Mmmwam
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”Lon-hams“ north Alabama“-
21.“ l‘muiduut Cleve- '
'1‘ like]; that he “ill try to make it clear ta.
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gaging; finals
n, s. usher.
At rchitect and Civil Engineer,
Furuirhw l'iana. ”urination? and Superintend-
eiAcA: tor the mammoth») at every (infliction
of building's.
1 'i‘lllt‘lri BEASUSA ISLE.
UPI’ICB Taller! Building \\ unhiugtun 51..
So. Namath l' Lilo: ’."3
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Agent tor the celebrated
Sohmor Planon.
lmknood'r Hall Building. Sou-walk Conn.
__p.'153m
)R. A.\ .
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51 South )tn: :1 rim-,1 cap. City llotA-l.
SOUTH Null“
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or: 9 3111 hit-phone“ connection. :l
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ARCHITELT.
Room :10 liaiimml' a Block.
\luinugiourtrce1.tiou1h wadk jA-13 3111
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Organ”: oi :llt‘ 'r' :1“ Coach minimal cLurchM'am
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l’innol‘orte, Organ and .‘il usirai
Composition.
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Lutrm's [um-1. MAIN .511. NA SlittWALK.
TA-A-‘AA utraricd v1; mm mm :2) the men! {in or
16.1w Lina
promo: 1‘, A-nevt cunvu. . .
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C It. D'ARTOXS,
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(auur for “editions aid lat: .‘ul.
m: r' awry on hand tonne rte). am: out!
brated Hoot [her and Employment unite.
to mun n11. >0. 501111.11 h.‘ T
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(farm-me ' and Builder.
Plans furnish-d Ami fitnuazur xvi-en.
Juiflrlli: of all kind: promptly alluded to.
Stun Ana 21mm 1AA.-.. 3!:- .la
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ATTE‘XI‘IUN. AA
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“Aeu 111;. - Mat-lune Supplies,
A'tachment: Part.- Ncidiv-i If!“ s otr. turn ~21“!
General Repairing of 1-.) Lam and make» 0!
Run: Marl-Ame: t'. )9. SHAH. [ill
5‘ 3 5! Air. 81.. .511. Norwich. rid-:1
(L I). Jl:.\\l§G!-i,
aura-«er to L. E. Quinttrd.
Undertaker ii; Emlmlmci'.
: mgr-11:11: 11mm 1mm. ['5 rm: OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 5: , Pundit-re. .1 Kim 51.,
to") 3.11 Var“ 11in, ( can.
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milder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Alfllc 510: of Hammad 5:. on Wain. P. 0. Box 6’17.
SOUTH NORW'ALK 81“ [563 B.\.\K
5! VA ail; ngton S‘A'wt.
"you fully from '.i 102': 3,111., and [rum 1 to?! 513.1
and on Saturday uwnin 7- (mm 51o r,
[Wily rim: -- .Aloned on Deposit“.
ALDE’N SUI. M \\S. Pita;
JOHN ll. l-‘EltlllS. \' ice I’ res. .
L“ H; JOHN ll. [155!” P sir. v.11: Tun:
(war. 0 ll. Raymond,
FURS lTUl’E DEA LEiil
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Catt and are my lawn stock of all kindrol tumitun.
38 Main Street. Bar-walk.
Also p red to tarnish everything necessary tor
the in cut of thcdead, day or man. Telephone
will“! 902m with midcncc. No. 3 lie Icy place.
}l()MER 13. I-IOY'l‘,
JEWELER.
No. IBEBiailrond Place,
Haunyliamekafllllluot
Columbus. Waltham.
Big-tn. Springfield,
~415—
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks.
We Silver Wm,
mama-«rm Jewelry.
mammal coo-Amph-
A, FULL lalhlll 0!
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vgrnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
ero stool Door Mats,
Something mm. but thing out.
W. 0.0UINTARD,
Ml'tilt' HALL “JOCK.
Slate Roofing
409“
We are prepared to do ram clan job of
SLATING
In either MANHOB. EAST I‘LHGOB. or
PEIABOYB SLATE
all cents per foot and 111111
Part!“ wishing Slate mating thonld call on It!
before contracting cue» am.
A. BACK & 00.
Watt)! 51.. (out of Ilaviland South Nul'alk
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE.
871‘ Main fitroot,
2
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FRAMING at lowest nricec.
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Fuii line oi Artists" Materials.
J WI‘IKIS 'J‘IIADI,
OI’T‘ICIAN,
83 Main AL. South litil'll'lllii.
Visual lmpertcctimis named and rem-fled.
(Bold Spectacles. Riding Bows and Eye (hum.
Oar law an o! fllpeno! quality and at A.
[710“ 1a 22. u
moss wno 93513:
THE BEST OF
Meats.
Poultry,
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Vegetables,
AlwnyA- tn-ah and at a moderate puny would :20de
to call at the
[111111 Mark
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Omen solicited out good: delivcml to any part
of C 1y
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lilllililills.
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Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 8T.
UP STAIRS.
scum NORWALIi.
3111’, Lallns’ 1111 Clllll 1’s
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In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. llliliilillMlll 81 SM,
South Norwalk.
85 Washington Street,
W. B HALL & C‘O.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Special Importation.
BY WHITE mm s'rnaarER “BRITAN r2.”
We hawthlsday entered at the Cir-torn Home at 1th‘ put one lot 0! ri k W.- rp tIA-- r'ct
which are in all the new ahadm— flirt) all the numb": o! the Best Back lie: *5 m1 2 '
one prod: by pelt-cling train thew low
BROADCLOTHS‘
‘We no otter. our own importation tiny nice-~11 ot Lilli-.- Broadcloth. on which AA. ~ ._.A, “at“ a 4‘.
ln ct Mama I 1 1rd. Price-1, 3] fl is and $1 a). Each lot has “'1:ch «hula.
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas‘.
0! our own importation. One ma 0! the widest and hm: Henrietta I'lothl ever hr ughl' to this
market will he added today, aim a large line 0' medium cmdw o: Cmbmewe and lleurirttar, win-r, 31};
cents. 500.. 5912.. 62m . 76c" 90c" and 92.
COMBINATIoN surrs.
We shall open to any one hundred new and beautitul Anal» and only one of 1 liyle will he 11 rid in the
'75 CENTS.“
120 Nice: of Rich lllack lthadamea. Color-«l L'hadames and Black Fallicr, our but 91.110 goods at 75
‘a dull-J
I :m are
' clinliln'lluumuul "ppm-runny Io Buy the Renowneduulnct At Clo
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
To stimulate the till: tndew rtpropuoe to I8" dot in: the present work live in: a at Rich:- Black Gro-
Gralu Ellis. the genuine GUINB‘IP a, at the tollowsng prices: ficta. .. 31m ”.15. 8L2. it.“ per
These-re lowlgum tor in Art e of mm;
hBlack bilh but they are not ammd
on the contrary they are made of an excellent quality of pa 0 ailk, can, rich an
tumour for service as any tilt in the v 2 .
”Come and use what we pronounce the begt value that bu been Ioidior 25 yam.
‘ Fallle Franoazlse.
lea-ll inehuwld‘a the genuine 31 ”quality, will he operate-day It 8t if.
cradln that]
“Colered Franc‘azlse.
on tho thatvohave aollat avian-nun 11.1-
mm” caudal-I. urn-do Inuit: 8t 8
W. B. HALIJ‘CO
ha me. and a1
Aldo!” Noruch
llavo placed in stock their full line oi
Men’s Youth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
llflMSTllilll 1113.
Insurance Building. m
.‘Aiamnie Building.
an. Horwalk :'. orwal I: .
HOUSES "AND”LOTS
FOR 5 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Aver-no, 'l‘a’yliir Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue, Mannie Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street Spling Street. Corner Summit and Golden
llill Streets, llivilaml Siren-L l‘otner [111 An and Franklin
Streets, .‘lcauow Street and lurnpil-zc.
Situsted on Slain Ttrect, Corner i'aylor Avenue and W est
Street. 'l'aylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Frogs Street, Summit Street, lulmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
East Norwalk.
l-iAAuse' and Lots Sltll lied on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry SLlCtl Comer Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, :1- d St. John An till a.
. “he property on the ahou- list will be Sui-.l :At reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside prol'erty for ale at 1 cry re: Ason-
able prices.
Manitoulin,
1111 1111211111 INSlliilNilll 111111.
Washington St, South Nomalk
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