,‘Mmemvr I PM
W Vol III. In a Crowded more. an!
' “(a III III their Wort.
Mano, ‘lav. M—l‘lehmcketa who it“
dialed win the trauma. throng. mostly
‘ ”MW, whovroreinoneot the
Into-trout retail dry stone
”51h. Baotou,” ralsed‘filr’ll er of
dream the «climb of the street floor,
“lanai“ araw or enriching, excited hu-
rm worked to n-ther. unable to
Ii the mad rush women II'I re puIIhIIIl
Mill thither; um \II- -akI-r III lug knuI kIIIl
Ahll tI' IIIIplcd upIn Uncut the lingo
oi the store no» broken out,
which the crowd rushed into the
uttering the goods therein III all
Mi ’1th fire alarm wan tIIIIII-Il on
“I fire department wan anon on hand, but it
illeeoveml that there Inna no ilro in the
g. The pretence of the engine added
to the Iontndou. Several women how
Matti! the crowd, among whom
war to it. I). Davenport, ot Hhcfllnhl an»
umwhovwatvnl Mott! llljllt'lt'fi and had
her pooh-tint stolen. Many oi the lady
dill‘hlntbcltnre (hinted, and were l‘flll‘ifll
A ll¢lghborln3 drug Iliorc. The pit ltpot lt-
MM!” lllfl't'tii, lIaIin; II-vI'nml II
adiaba- ol pocketbook.
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I;
Coat ot the Con-Ira.
“it"ullm, NIII’. Elie-The last volume
ei'Itha in the tenth census has last
Muffin lt completes the set of tmnty-
two quarto IolunIIIo, aggregating “0,306
”I. In addition "It!” uh? ht? volumes Iii
thocotu lumol the comma The rod of
"lower, admin: of printing. I-ngruIing
andhiudlng, was 8,5533», which Is sixty-
daht centswroaplta of the population of
ti- eouatry on Juno 1, 1660. The appropria-
tion tor printing, mgraviag and binding
to 3|,01llllh41l In addition to
the Itltlttim 0t populatioxnn manufacture and
there were special reports,
m the Inuit valuable of w-hnh were
on mwxpapan, axial stulistlI-s or
a wager, taxation, public indebtedness,
mining industries and cotton production
*1. . I I . Government Finances.
Wasursoros, Nov. ail—United 81am
Trumrer Hyatt, in his annual report on the
opentiour during the year and condition or
thotrearuryatthe clone ot thé fiscal your
uledJauozll, mo, reportsthe net revenue
at the government for the year $879, an, (m,
and the not expenditures 8207,94 Nil, the
unoripta available {or the reduction
melicdebt being $111,311,273, an in-
mof 87,870,175 over the year before. A:
empmdv with 19957 the NI ennos were
87,32,197 greater and the expcnIlituI-la
07,378 lela
3 I father and Two Sana Drowned.
' flaunt, N. 8., Nov. Zl—lltclmel Mo-
net-Id, at White Haven, and his two sons,
Haleohn and John, were drowned while
mogul!» miles off Ca , by their boat
' suddenly. Several other boats were
anchored within a few hundred yards, and
titan-rest bore dorm immediately, but too
”to-re thethreemen. The body of the
“if IcDouold was tound floating outhe
M:
30f“! lellll'l Vote.
Ramon, N. (3., ‘I'ov. Z5.—The cunIuss II!
the electoral vote of North Carolina, com-
pleted yesterday, shows 148,386 votes for the
Madman, 13L”) votes tor the
madman, and 2,757 vote-I for
lb Prohibition audition The vote (or
m and atate ofllcers will not be
M until the 29th but
Yellow fever Record.
Jacxeoxvrut, Fla, Nov. Iii—New cases,
12; none. Six of the new cases are
N ind northwest. Very cold. Nu
offmat. Unless the fever should
hetero the advent of frost the
Imrdet MM! will probably wait. {or at
I” W0 heavy {rosta before permitting
mum
The Dam- Anxious.
Wan, Hind. NOV. ill-A Jamey
MI, D. '1'" glacial to The Journal says:
head I“ 1” been issued toraconstiiu—
WWW to be held at Jamestown,
, Der. {atom theearly admission of the
Dakota! intotho Union.
>.\\
. , Your at Galnuvllle.
6mm Fla. N0“. :55 —T',t0 ngw
”dydlow (over (both colored) were re-
pttad. The weather is cool, but no {not
haeyetamared. __
F .lowaeotdairdfiafllssquare mils; “dilate
ad in 1788 at Burlington, and was admitted
Still“ Union Doc. 3. 1516.
v. “a
’ TRADE BULLETIN.
leer York Honey and Produce Market
Quotations.
a. Thehkheltratewaa 3 and the lowest 2.
clued need); wstcd ram “5%
rota. LKIQJ Ifili for (0 days and
mm for demand. Governments closed
WV; W “. 131 bit]; hi. coup" 1.5}; MI];
,W hid
mm bonds chad as follows: if uion
“1186.116: Union land grants, 14253105; I. Dion
“and: wow; Cmtrlle. mans
shelled market was weak again during the
are limited amount of trading. neon
wanna; the ateeraooa. The sales tor
Wed to mom anam-
2* I' ram trachea.
"'er~mirt~domi dull and
MW: 40- W
“mung runes. Southern flour
“quotedweak; trade and family extras,
Wwere moderately a'i-tiveand
gage. higher; trading was without
m Spotlotlcloaed firmer. Spot
fli'ot’to. Ireeatfl rear til: mm red s: to
mutate “mucus; 8o lwhitc $1.120
an; “magi-1263.14: No. 2 rod winter,
; 40., m. aim-do._.1m,
94h!» 31m: do 3hr. 81 14%
(air-1y active and strong,
v.1...
”a“:
' .l'l
09.me
were noderately aetiveaad
Sdo,tll£63i9y:.;1€02mlxed.xov.
”unmade .,Jan. 88c.
, “agate-mm
I 0050.50.15“;
‘ ”'1'?“ 301.2! —lonoy clonal III rig per ‘
mixedat .
Katmxothdlbc, 4935c,
gp,‘.‘..l.vv
IIIRIJIWIBINI REI‘WED
“Wu—m-
meson vm, rouam QUARTER. 1N-
‘rrnmnouu SERIESI, nov. 25.
m: u! the Leeann. Joell- ulv. 19-“
Commit Yen-ea Iro-znm- 'I'eat.
Jooh. uiv. Mv»CornmetItaI-y IIy llev. ll.
It. Incarna-
IOeeIlIvereII from lawn llI-lper Quarterly. by
parathion «It ll H Huffman Philadelphia,
WWI
After the two tribes and ahal! had heel
dlrmlxaod tIIthI-ir bound by JIIIIhIIa with hll
blowing, (barging them to III-nu the Lord
with all lhIn lliiil'l IInIlmul, the), on their
to) hoInv, Ith II tlIcI had cnmul the Jor~
dun, lnnlt :Igrcat nltarmhiih, when the
other tribes heard 0!, they feared idolatry on
thI-Inrtnf the modem tri., and gathered
tlwtnwlI-Istogotlrornt Shiloh II I ,go up to our
against them, loot by the'it supposed trespa-
thcyshunldhrlng judgment on tho nation,
TlIotII'IIlrilII-s and a half iisiify, however,
that they had no thought u! idolatry, but
lest in day» to come the children of the wt-
OtntribI-s should my to thaw oII'tlIo eat:
“What have you to do with the Lord God of
Israel! lv‘m-Ilw Inrd hath made Jordan a
border between nIIIIIIl _Inu,' therefore they
had built thin nltnr, not fill’II'K'l'lflt‘O, but II
II mine I h-‘St In llllltl and divisions Ihonld
homo lll Nturo‘dnyII Upon 'iteailn‘zthhr thl
Iiositv‘m mun lam well meant], and an
[mic] rejoiced (Ch. nil) mm much
trouble and hard feeling and cstrangcrneat
might be we I I- ntcd ottcntinrcs by a little ex-
planation; but, like lsrael, we are apt to
form n havtv conclustou and start a War.
Invo thiuketh no cI‘ll, is not easily pro
voiced II (for. xiii, 5).
At thl time of our lesson today brad had
long cnjowd rest from all her enemies,
round at «It; Joshua one over an hundred
years: old and knew that ho was shon logo
the way of all the earth; so he calls all Incl
together at libechein, reheanics to them the 1)
Lord 3 dealings, and urges them to fear and
nerve Him in sincerity and truth, laying
unto them, “If it recur cvll unto you to serve
the Lord, choose you this day whom ye will
serve; but as for me and my home, we will
serve the lord." Tho people answered in
the words immwliately preceding our lesson,
saying. "We will serve the Lord, for Beta
our God.“
19. “Yo cannot serve tho Lord." Joshua
would lune them reua‘mbcr that it is no
light matter to serve tl l9 lord; ho had
known them P\ or since the _v left logypt, he
know how often they Lid IIIIIIlo promises
and broken them, and he doubtless remem-
bered the time when they said “all that
the Lord both said IIill uo do at; d be obedi-
ent, ” then he and Moses ascended tho mount
and at the end of forty day s rctumed to find
them dancing and singing around a golden
calf, deliberately breaking the commands
they had so Ilemnly promised to keep. (Ex.
xxiv, xxxil.)
20“" yo forsake the Lord.“ Often had
they done it and had been spared only by
the intercession of Mm, ty po at Christ; and
Joshua trembles for them. knowing that
“The Lord their (Ind is a consuming fire,
even a jvvnlnus Cm!" (Dz-III. iv, 21.). Sin must
be comumevl, anal if the blunt? clings to
hit sins he will in I onsumcd also,
but if Billing In 1m cleansed from sin
'and be ho] unto the Lord, thcnivoal uillconv
tu‘me no t n and snttl the sinner. lt' 15 some
times said that God out of t‘lzrl at is a con-
suming ilrc, but Ivhilo thi II is true it is no-
where a'stat’cd Fill those II onls; (' hristians need
to mficmbt’d'tlimt It “flin- (ml is n connuming
lire" (lit-l) 117,. “(i , and that my are often in
the turn rim being purified II: II! prepnml fer
lutum n'w faint-es, and if lie recs sin upon 123
”l: n’ll not aware the I';ml but all huIlI l'I‘v
lining and (hastening is in portal. luvcand
that we may he portalecrs of His holiness
ILL'Il iii, .5; Hob. xii, T.r-ll)
21. ‘ Nov. b: It I II will serve the Lord. "
This is tluir (halve, Joshua had I Ics‘. duct-
(2ch3 ml; cu hi 5 .Aand’lv. in, and had made
it plain to them that God II ould have no halt
work, and that they could not scrv 0 God and
won-hip mole-guer- could lhcy serve God in
their own strength; and new they have vol
untorily taken their stand II ith him to serve
the Lord, and the Ir (Olllllil t proves them to
have been sincere, for "lame! acne-d the
Lord all the days (It Jtl‘llllfl, and all the day!
of the elders that overiivcd Joshua" (v. 31;
Judges ii, 7). The words of Joshua and the
worth; of the people in this their decision are
noble words, and while it is a solemn step to
take it is n for more solemn step not to take.
23. "Witnesses against yourselves." \Ve
cannot serve the Lord without taking ustand
agnlnlvt self. The world, the flesh and the
devil are the enemies of God and His people,
and this trinity ol evil is chr seeking to en-
sure the child of God. The carnal mind I!
enmity a,5 "arias. God; the flesh lusteth against_
the Spirit and the Spirit against the flesh, and
thereon: contrary the one to the other; it
auymanwill come after Mo let. him deny
himsell; love not; the world; resist. the
devil (Rom. viii, 7; Gal. v, 17; Matt. xvi, m;
[John ii,15; Jae. iv,7) ; these are helpful words
and precepts concerning our daily life as see-
vuuts of the Lord.
23.‘ Put away the strange gods, and luv
c. inc y or heart unto the Lord God of
Israel.” It ishourt work that. tho Lord rev
' and we need to he constantly re
minded that while men look on the outward
appearance and judge by what they see, the
Imdlookethontho heart; He searchethall
hurts, and understandcth all the imagina-
tions of the lbdughts; He is it God b1 hior'flv
edge, and by ’Bim actions are we'lghéd. ll
Samii,3; xvi; 7; 1011' mill, 9)
24. "The LorilourGodwill we mum!
His voice will we obey. " If the nation had
"talked this any and meant it when theapiea
returnedtmm their forty dayr' visitthrough
thalaudthey would have saved thermal"!
thirty-eight years’ wander,“ in the wilder-
na. andthe hundredaof thousnds who fell
therernight havoeuteredthegoodland Let
Christiana today makothe language of this
verseheartily their own, and they willfiad
dayrot Heaven here on earth (Dent. xi, 21),
adhe such witnmee unto the lord that
shallthroughtherabewontoflim. ‘
25. “SoJoshuamade a covenant." Uta-I-
ally “out o covenaat‘-tor the verb here
transla “
tiouwithacoveuant, irtraaslatod “cat"or
“eutotl'f‘ bothmofthewnrdare foundiu
Jer.xxxiv,18, "the word: of the covenant
whiehtheyhnd Inadebetore me when they
cutthocaltin twainand passedbetweenthe
partlthereot,’ and thisearrieauabacktothe
Irate-wt the expression in the Bible, in
On. xv, 18: When Abramdividedtheaui-
unhlutbmldstaud watched by the ear-
n.- till the sun went domkeepingtha
m “Thintoneahailhoawitaeaa” 'l'ha
moratorium“ Jaeob‘a pillanatBetlIel
,"whennotusedlneounee- .
““Il are . I
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Subscri tien Price, $5.00 Per Year.
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Want HAdva._—}; in. 1:. 2th.:
Mairlacca and Death! '.I’b cents.
local Notleea I0 cent: per line.
fl” flagrant; Izmir
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Architect and civil Engmetlr,
l'urnIIIlII-II Plans. elucidation:- and Superintcnd
cute (or the conslrucliuu oi evc ry dIIr-crlutiou
or lInIIdIIIge.
'l'l-‘lllls REASON ABLE.
UrrIIa—Tulor‘ a Building Washington bl. .,
So. Norwalk. l’.U 303775.
I F. IIENDI'ZI'Z
v'o PIANO TUNER AND liKl’AliiEli.
Agent for the celebratul
Bohmer annon.
lockwood‘e llull Building. Norwall. I'.onu
mu Btu _’ ‘ . ,
Stella. In.
1:10 2p. In.
Motion.
.'Il South Main etmvt, "1va Guy Hotel,
0019 3m
1“ ll. I’EC KW ELL,
BOUT“ NolmA
(Mice "can, “i
Telephone count-thou,w
ARCHITECT
Room 50, llavilaud' a Block,
\\ III-thuton eta-ct, liouth Norualli jclil 3n:
ALEX. S. GIBSON,
Organlet o! the l-‘IM Congregational Church, Water
bury, Teacher of
l’iauoi‘orto, Organ and llusical
Composition.
762 ”l! Lock 1501 39 l’. 0,, KilllWAl Ii. COKE.
DB. (7 l‘. ltt)l'l'\"2|l.l~ ’ W
DENTIST,
on e and RcIiIlt‘nt‘c
LAtIIIIn'e llm MAIN 512, N) ‘.\UllW.ALK
Ttd't'ih extracted without Elinm I; an an or (lat! or
E:
Won“: opened evenings.
ll}. THO)! ES.
AGENT FOR THE
thnlx Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()'1‘Al“' l’lllll;l(l.
ROWAYTUK. CONN.
0 ll. ID'ABTUIS.
o
(‘atercr tor Weddluge and Part. no. he tin-om
courtantly on hand tonne nick and‘ III-Ll tile or le-
braredlt Root Beer and Kmployurca once
wltAlN a’l‘.. III). NORII'A LK. CT.
'l. C. Cl“) \Vh,
Carpenter and Builder.
llana innilrbcd and Ertima: otgiven.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to
1’ film Ann etmt, mar lain
0.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. l’arte. Needles Belts, ctc, tumlnhed
General Repairing of all klnde and matte» of
Sewing Machines. ,M. Sll AlLKll.
‘I’I ltaln St. to. Norwalk. 858va
J I). JFV‘IVGfi.
Sucrcreor to L. E. Qulnund.
Undertaker & EIIIlIIIlIIIer.
ELECTRIC SIGHT BELL lN Till-Z OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 Elm bl.,
8803.1) Nor-walk, Conn.
J B. BAYMON I).
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie tool of llavIland St on Water. 17.0.ch 017.
SOll'l’ll NORWALK SA‘INGS BANK
51 Washington Street
mien Daily from 9 to I! 3.121., and tron: I to 3 p.|u
and on Saturday evenings trout 6 to B.
fl‘lnterest all owed on Deporite.
_. .LDEN sour m
roux n. rituals Vice-«Free;
mm. JOHN n. KNAl’l’ Sec m: rm:
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call and see my Mulls-fiat all kind: at furniture.
as main 8tmt. Nor-alt. .
IBWPM’IIIB.
action with residence, No. alter lc lace.
filth! , I! yp
HOMER B. HOY'l‘,
, JEWELER.
No. ‘ oad , Place,
llaralnyriartoehatull llaeot
Columbus. Walthaut.
Elgtn. Springfield,
”Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks, ‘
Artistic Buyer Ware.
,..Wpagtlfi'laelevelry .. ,
nounwmmmwooatmmel “I
uni. one In:
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. llurd ()il Finish.
\Vlre Stool ltoor Mate,
Boluelhlng llt'w, heel thing out.
w. O.QUINTARD,
314'le HALL “MICK.
Slate Roofing
——~—ooo—
We are prepared to do elm clan Job at
SLATING— .
IlANODB. “All? llAfltltllt. or
PENABONB SLATE
if WWWTI
l‘artlcr wlrhlug slate rooting rhuuld call on or
belon- ron traction chow here.
A. BACK dt. 00.
Wales 3L, loot of llaviland South Now-elk
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
073 Main Rtroot.
1a Iltlio
50. KURWAI K.
0-.
FRAMING at lowest nricev. /
-——---OOO—--—
Full line of Artists’ Matenals.
v
J. '.bl‘lll HI'l‘IRIXRT.
()l”l‘lClAl\',
83 Main M.. Soulli NOI‘II'ulli
\‘Ienal impvrlI-rtlone dtlcctcd and convicted.
Gold Spectacles, Ruling Bows and KM: Glasses.
Orr heroes are ot hula-nor quality a: d at I'd-I
Pdm- . I 3.
"a", t!
THOSE “'30 DESIRE
THE BEST OF
_Meats,
Poultry,
.—.—AflD—.
Vegetables,
Always lurch and at a moderate price would do well
_ to call at the
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
of City.
1’
Jllllllllll llllllll'lllllll, Pl‘fllll.
vlmllllllllllkiy
In GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
.__..,___.
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
..._.AT__
H. i BRUWN S
ROOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr. lem'l mock
Order! eoliclted mi goon. dellvcrcd to any 1an v’
mm»...— W W... ,....w..-..... W-Hq .W um‘v-«mm ,.—
DAVID STOW,
F‘ u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique (th t lIIInlIII Salt, II pleeeaJlll (In: formerly cold at “3 l”
Arh (‘ lumber Suite, 9 pieces, Mum The belt Hill cver cold for the money
TABLE.S.
‘rhc lillt'kl assortment of Antique and “my covered entire. Foot ltcelr. Blicklug VIN". cl" .
HOLIDAYS.
. DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up scams.
l'IIlirhcd \labouany.
I 'bt try and Oak taut!
lIIr llII‘
We Have Received 4.800 Guns oi; the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Snow? Chm. ’l‘nInIt‘locs Apricots, Ox-llcurt (‘ll(‘ll',l(‘$ l’in'c-
apple, Sue-In“ “WleMIMI’QIIt! Shh" Bonus,
1’ aches, Pens, lilncbcrIII-s, IllIIcklIIII rIII-s, Lobster r, kc.
reasonable price.
tution. The best is the cheapest.
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 WASIIING'1‘()N S'l‘RlflE'l‘.
,....,__\T THE OLD STAND Ul-‘-—~ —-
T. BURR GUYER dz SON ..
SPRI NGWOOD.
A III; (“I ”III II.“ II‘IIIIIIIEID I’IltHII'TIIY.
~~——— co» ,.___
' JITY WLKS FIND 11‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE Wl'i'll UPI.
GIVE U3 1‘— TRIAL:
Gus LIIIII’ III Cllllllllll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. lllllKllllMlll & Sllll,
85‘ Washington Street.
”llicsu goods :Ilc the [must packed and put up fut [how who
can uppicciutc II illbl cl: Iss :llllt',ll' and we IlI Ill sell them :It :I
These goods tukc the loud and our sales exceed our cxpcc-
('nnlvnlled and sold in this
GROCERIES XIII) MEATS
MlllllNll UNDERWEAR
South Narwalk.
, ,, :a i I .\ . v
I, , ’ ,.,r » - I '
"mm...“
“M...” .— .. W... nu...“ .,
CllMilllllll Bills
llnvo placed in stock their Full line oi
Men’s loulh’s & Boy’s
bub? VluaojI‘I-Ij.‘\
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
llllMSTflllll BllllS.
insurance Building, llIIsIIIIiI: Building
Illw
\So. Norw ll: 1‘! orwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 5 ALB
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
Wuml Avenue, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Strut-ts, llllVllilllil Street, (.‘ot'ncr Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow ‘II' vet and Turnpike ‘
_.__,., —4w— ~—‘
BRIDGEPORT.
.— ._ 0a. -7»...—
Special Importation.
whlch are in all the new shades-also all the numbers of the lleet Black llcnrictr. .e
one [In m by selecting from these Iote.
. BROADCLOTHS .
(With;
me at to can a a y: rd. Prince, 8! $1 15 and st 50 Each lot has twelve ehadce
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
0! our own importation.
- L
cents, 50c. .. ,andir '
COMBINATION SUITS.
city
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices.
Grain alike, the genuine GU] NET a, at the [allowing pricee:
mare lowngnree tor bBlack mm but they are not a a“cor-Iveepoudlugl
on the contrary they Ire made or an excellent quality of pa e allk, eon, rich an
famou- tor eerv vice as any silk In the world.
Fer-Inc and m what we pronounce the but value that he been aold tor 25 year.
Fallle Francalse.
Alototlo lea-itinclmwlde the nine 1,”; uallt , lllbc
valuwarerwofiwdp Iattodty ore RF“ 8 ' q " openedtodayatoltu
Colored Francaise.
'l‘wel mthhe-ane thatwehrrenruell Ioldat ll
“0..“in | W I new herald at OI Io la
w. B BALI. & 00.,
IINE STEAMER. "BRITANIC."
We have this day entered at the Qnstotn lluusc atthle part one lot or silk Warp Henrietta cloths
Indie-e can are
Join a,” inpuhiion, Mtvmieécp oi Ladies when. on which ac 'v'n IIIIIItI-ua eav-
Onc cm of the widest and best Henrietta Clothe ever brought to flu:
market trill be 59cuttered to dey;wc also a large Me 0' nIedIuIn grades or Cuhmercs and llenricttas, prirce, 3;”
We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiinl suite and only one o! a style will' be sold In the
120 Firm of llleh Black Rhadamce. Colorul Rhudames and Black Fullier, our host 3m) goods at 75
come. - .
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the llcnoqwned (intact at Clo
To stimulate the rilk trade are propane to acllduriuz the present“ week live lo: a of Rich Black Ornr
do.” “.15 $125. 3'35 per
low hm"grade u! goods;
some, and at
[to each
LOTS
Situjilcd on linin Street, Corner 'i'nylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Strcct, Cross Street, Summit Street, Eimwood Avenue, Bay-
' view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets,‘and Lots Frontiug on the Carriage Bridge.
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4it. ’i g 3‘; é'a .‘I
East gNorvvalk.
Houses and Lots situ dad on Pleasant Street, Osborn A'venuc,
Cove Street, Henry Sires-I, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, :le St. John Ath"llL’.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside prov "riy for sale at very reason-
able prices.
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Will & lllllllEN,
Illllll. Ellll'll lllll lllllllllllllll AGENTS.
a: W B HALLIICO Washington St. South Norwdk
IAIN STREET. C i :1.-
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Norwalk Chronicler