RIVAL TO THE 6. A. R.
‘ of Democratic Members.
M
It all To run A son“ onnru
MI! w by limit. l'alnwr In
Him spam to Indiana. Penna) lvaw
“l“. N W bum-«llpilmmo of (”muc-
we» Warren and Judge lu'u.
minim. Sm. luv-about mu item.
~. veterans, mombeno of ti. A. ll. poem
. over the state, held in the capitol
. - a more! meeting at which it was ro-
.. that every Democratic member of the
. A. B. nlmuhlahaudou the enter, and all
plaiged theme-ironic withdraw from
. poi; Adjt. Gen. Koonta mauled. A
Impend- conutltutkm for the new order
Wind by the Democratic Vctcrnmi were
The new order in to be charitable and non-
tical in character. To-night there will
a public mull wanting in the t‘ity hull,
wheutheroaeonsfor deaorthig tho (i. A. it.
will be given and the principles mid objectu
d the new order laid before the public.
'Mjl. Gal. Koontz any! similar nicotlngu
' "ill be hold all over the state within the
next week.
‘llr. Koontz raid that he had letters from
ten in eight atatoe indicating that the mom»-
merit in national. Among the letters received
was one from John A. Wonnnn, secretary of
the Democratic societies of Pennsylvania,
mixing that every Dcnmcratlc soldier in
aylvauia will leave the Grand Army of
the “£9th The president of the societies,
who ran against Beaver for governor. is at
the head of the movement in l’cnnsylvunia.
Ir. Koontz lays that but few ludiann Demo-
. *uratl have attended the Grand Army meetr
sincetheolection, bemuso all the poem
have been holding mcctings ratifying the
doction of Harrison and llovey.
his pretty generally believul thnt Cou-
an diatom is at the hood of the move-
ment, buteo far he has made no public state-
ment. Itisknown that be [0015 very sire
hum the Grand Army of the Republic on
an organization worked nguinst him, nud his
Wiley that he will follow the example
d Gen. Palmer, of lllinoia
H13mr0hls,)lov. flit—A dispatch from
Indianapolis regarding tho. proluiblc with-
drawal of large numbers of lh‘lliocrutic wt.
dun: from the G. A. R. was shown to several
of the national onicere in this city. Judge
.1. P. Rea, late commander in chief, thought
the extent of the movement had l-ccn cx—
rated. Ex—Adj. Gen. Dnnicl Fish, of
the national department, did not think the
'Iuovement would I‘m in success, as the Demo-
u'uta are in too great a minority in the
G. A. R. Nothing would be gained by mint)-
lialllng a Republican and a Democratic (l. A.
3. He was satisfied there was no ground for
Gen. Palmer's charges.
CEUAGO, Nov. bl—llnj. ll'nrncr, the
newly elected commander in chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, arrived in
Chicago from Kansas City yesterday after-
noon, and leaves for New York 1min y.
“No, we do not discuss politics in the
Grand Army," he said, in answer to u ques-
tion, “and if any one says so, und is dissatis-
Iled with the order, he may w itln lrnw."
He was asked about the reputed intention
'r‘ of Gen. Palmer and other Democrnls who
' have been or are members of the Grand
Army to form another velcrnns' society.
The only answer the commander could make
to that was: “I have nothing to say. Grand
Army men have decided to drop the whole
m“
fAND THERE'S AN Eh?) ON'T.
x “h
Sandor Blackburn Publishers an Apology.
Moore Not in Lexington.
meo'rox, Ky., Nov. thi—Scnnlor Black-
burn’s card is believed to be the end of the
‘ Blackburn-Rocker duel business. How the
motor came to write the card, which is
capable of wide construction. is a mystery
and may always remain so. That he had a
f consultation with friends on the snbjtct there
lsnodoubt. Whether this consultation vvns
themit of a communimtion from Judge
Rocker is not known. It is certain, how-
ever, that Co]. Moore, of Denver, has not
been here. The point of l‘ ‘nntor Blackburn's
card is in the following:
“I shall always insist that J udge lluckcr’s
conduct in making public a conversation had
with the president in an interview procured
‘ for him by me was wholly inexcusable.
reportof that conversation was entirely in-
mate. I regret, however. that the inn—
was so strong and emphatic, and will say,
upon reflection, that I should have simply
,mlicments I knew to be incorrect and unjust
to Mr. Cleveland and myself. As for myself,
public will be glad toknow it."
The man alleged to be COL J. C. Moore,
beamof dispatches from Judge Rocker to
nor. .
szvzn, Nov. 2&4udgo Buckor’s atten-
tim was called to Senator Blackburn's card,
and! any comment on it. Col. John C.
in this controversy, is at his home in Pueblo.
burn’a last letter.
Antl'Saloon Republicans.
In You, Nov. this-The national Anti-
Saloou quhhcan committee have met, and
final action to the executive committee,
and what it intends to do for the
ram Amongthoeopreeml were:' Albert
{any Dr. H. K. Carroll of New York-
lumlidor a Bacon, Judge'Noan Davin, 1v:
T. m of Philadelphia; Carroll B.‘ Pap,
Windom, of Hinneeota; Rev. Mr.
W, of Row York.
His
guagoluscd in characterizing his conduct
contented myself with a contradiction of
this matter is ended, and I have no doubt. the
' Senator Blackburn, turns out to be a drum-
uv published in Louisville, but. he declined to
floors, who is acting as Judge Moore's friend
Heteiegraphed that. in his opinion all malr
ten would he amicably settled by Black-
tlie nib-committee appointed at the last meet-
ing to input a plan for future work having
Wehilumtoagrec upon suchaplan
thematic! was diacumed and referred for
which meet! mt week. It was decided to
Wmaddrutothepeopleof the country,
ailing audition to the anti-mloon Republi-
can movement. the work it has already ac-
(kifllnmf Kansas; Z. R. Paugborn, of New
«layer-ml; 11. n Iatcalf, of nuoao Island;
flan! Kentucky, and Rev. E. 8. Mc-
au. (”www.mw m M ..
:cur‘rmo EArH omens manna.
1 Joy would. and miter l‘hllnnlhroplsl. 1".
mg in Put it ilnp to Tim? t'mtlme.
Nrcn‘ \‘ulzll, in .i, ‘Jtin-ln clullncnlillgon
the ~lulcmcnl moluiucd in n t‘hicngo dia-
, patch tlmt l‘huirinun hildgcly‘s recent cow
furnace hcrc with hi'Vl‘l'fll railroad magnum
had for its ol-jcct the formation til it gigantic
mllmndtrust or "chiming housc,"mnupfit-
In; allrouda lmtwcen point; “out of u line
drawn through Chicago and hlillmullco on
““9 coat. BL Paul and Blililluulmlls on the
north, Colorado, New limit-o and Wyoming
on the wool amt Arlmnmn nil the moth,
(buouimionor Albert ll'lull mid: “Slim
Gould. llidgcly, limitingtou und min-recon»
flirted rcccnlly to ncc ll ll \vus. not "mild.
in art up some wllcmc whcrclly ruilrolul
rain. could be maintained. it is, in no noun,
a Mina... for n ruliruud lllllll, but thew gen.
tlemun have come to the «inclusion that it ll
abnul linlc for tho rullrouds to stop cutting
ouch othvrn throats. They “nut to got. up I
achcmo that will embrace all the rullmudl in
tlmcuuntry. Time for lllcy hnvo notluo
cool-kl. That is all l run my about it, for i
do not know any more."
. . .w—W
THE GENER’ACASSEMBLY ADJOURNS.
Iluuim-u oi the hut Day-nululhrr (‘un-
cc-«sI-ul to l'mull-rly.
lxxvuvirnus. .Vuv. :L't~—’l‘lli- gcnerulnawm—
bly Knights of Lalmr udjournwl at i p. in.
yeslcrdny. Thu gcneral executive board will
”loot the place for the next nit-cling. It will
heelthcr Albany, Atlanta ur Now Urlcana.
Duriugihe morning H'siilull the committnc
on nmlutlons rcmunuemhsl thc uppiirilmcut
of ucommitteeloinvnutigute tho mistreat-
ment of knighlu in lmuisinnn; the committee
on law rm-ummcudul that the temperance
plink in thc cotuditutlon remain unchanged,
and the rccolmncndaflou was ndoptcd. The
Blnir educational bill was indorsodmlso a
rowmmondation to establish junior locah.
A mdution was oll'erod severely denouncing
the provinional committee. After dist-um
it wns refer-rm! back to the committee with-
out nction. Mr. l’owdcrly was ground the
privilege of apwinllng tho mnnnittee to in—
vutigute the Philadelphia otlicc, and named
HcKec, Gannon and Benton.
TO PUSH THE TARIFF BILL.
Senators Allison and Spot-nor ('onfl-r with
Prcaidcnl-le-ct Harrison on the Subject.
Lamont Congratulutm llnl ford.
lanusamms, Nov. 2".“"L‘ll. Harrison
had u busy day of it. in the morning he sat
for lll: picture and sulnnitlcd to the manipu-
lalion of tho pliologrnphcr wvcutccn firm-u
All the ultcrumn ho was mmfcrring at his
housc with Senators Allison nnd Spolmcr and
ox-Scnator Scwcll. .\t 4:110 he qukml lo the.-
Naw Dennison with the first two. chntor
Allison left for Washington nt 5. Senator
Spanner lcft for Chicago nt ll. llc pro-reeds
thence to Washington.
The mull of the visit of Senators Allison
and b'pooner in u clcnrcr undcrstnnding that
than» will be no dclny in pushing the let-nut»
thrill" bill. but nothing but idic gossip was
contributed to the cabinet discussions. The
town knew flint tho mnfcrcnccs wen-more
important than any yc: held at theprvsi-
deutnclcct's, for two Unitcd h'tnlcs senators
have not turned up tnguthcr here before.
and no visitorsdmvc rdnycd til the genera“
house for four hours togcthcr before.
The rcitnturs, both lA‘lUl‘l' und "ll-Jr llwy
visited Gen. Harrison, tnlkc-l thrill, and they
all talked ill some wny, llllfl it can truthfully be
aid, tileroiorc, that not only that the scouts
bill is the bust indication of what the futum,
as Well th' lhc pnst tm'ilf policy of tho llcpub—
licun ”any is, but also that Ih'publil'nus cunt
and mast ngrcc. that it is prnpcrly 90.
Senator Allison said that hc hml merrvly
flopped over on his way to the cnpilzil, rind
added, with charming innocclicc, that then)
was no politics in his visit. It would not bu
proper, he said, for him to volunteer tllc in—
formation lhnt hc should not lulu.- :i plan-(- in
the cabinet. Them is. in truth, nothing about
this visit that indicates that he will.
"\\'u nlmll push tbctzu'ill' bill as lilfii. :15
possible when on gut buck to Work,“ hc mid
“it is a pretty good bill, is it not!"
”0f murso mm". slight nun-mlmcnls may
be found to be Infirmary."
One of the must illlcrcsting of Private
Secretary llnlforvl’s :Hll‘lctlcrs of congratula-
tion camc yesterday nmrning from Private
Secretary Lamont. t'ol. llnn altered to ex-
tcnd to (Jul. “Ligo' nil the hill}! and courtesy
in his power, and concludml wilh tho but
of good wishes for his succesa
Mysterious Case in l‘itlsburg.
l’n'l'snt’lni, Nov. “Bali—Uri Nov. ll Mary
Ann Barrett, aged 2i, the daughter of rc-
spcctublc iris-h parents, residing on Julius
street, this city, was taken to her borne in a
carriage by an unknown woman, who, after
assisting her into the house, drove away.
The girl, who claimed to have been living
with a prominent Allegheny family for
eighteen months, took to her bed at once.
Drs. llugh and l’crchmcnt were called in,
and stated that in criminal operation had
been pcrfonncd on the girl. Yesterday she
died, the victim of malprncticc. To the last
moment she positively refused to divulge her
terrible secret or the name of the author of
her misfortune. The police and coroner have
the case in hand, and startling developments,
implicating people of prominence, are con-
fidently expected. Miss Barrett was of at-
tractive appearance. '
!
Result of a Plumber'- Carleuneu.
Srmscrrzw, Mm, Nov. 29,—The First
Congregational society's church at North—
ampton, a beautiful edifice designed by Pee.
body and built in 1877 at a cost of 875111),
amino. ' The parish is the oldest but one in
western Massachusetts, and was presided
over twenty-three years by the fam-
Jonnthan Edwards. Three firemen narrowly
escaped deathin the fire, being shut up in
the tower and escape cut oil' by enrolls. They
attracted attention by vigorously ringing
the church bell, and were finally med,
George W. Cable, the novelist, was among
the fire department.
Republican Spellblnllere organise.
NEW YORK, Nov.‘ 2d.—-’l'he ‘ltepublican
mmpalgn orator: formed ”The Republican
Spellbinders’ association,“ and elected
Chauncey M. Depew president and Col. E.
Emory Smithy A. W. Tenny, Congreuuan
twenty was appointed, among whom are
was burned Tuesday, owing to a plumber”:
tho citizens who acted us' volunteer aids to
F. Shepard, Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, Charles
McKinley, J. C. Burrow! and other: vice
u. an executive committee of
AnnouG. EMILE. Thurber andan
W. Jacobo: WilliamB. Barkerwuchoaen
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Lul‘fll Notices 10 mm no: line.
gaging; finds.
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A rchitcct and l‘ivii Engineer,
Furnirhes l'lenr, Nitrification» and finpcrlnlcud-
cncc for lhc connlrucllon of every ducnmhm
of hulldingr.
'l‘l-llllb‘ BEASOXA lILE.
urrlcam'l‘ulor‘e Building Wuhlngton 51.,
no. Norwaik. l'. 0. Box 775.
“7(1). "inbuilt.
1'. l'laNU ‘l'UhKfl AND ltBl'Alllllll.
Agent for the ccfcbralcd
Sohmor Planon.
lockwood’e llall Building, Norwalk Conn.
-15"? a!“ -
It. A. N. CLARK.
bl South Main rlrcci, nap. City llolcl,
qu'l‘ll Null ALB.
8 to 9 3. I'll.
Utilce Iloun. 12 to 2 p. m.
(mil Jim 'l‘clcphonc connection. ill in ii p. m.
1“ ll. I’ECK‘VI'ZLL,
. Allclll'l'llt'l‘.
Room 50. Ilaviland's lilock.
War-humour tun-cl, ls‘onlh Norwalk ma 3m
Alums. s. or nuns,
Org-um of the First Cuilgn-csllliual l'hurch,Wam
bury. 1 rather ul
l’innol‘oric, Organ and Musical
Composition.
1 2 is lack flux 32 l'. 0,, NHKWALK. CONN
DB. (‘. l’. llt)l"l‘“'l'1l.l.,
DESTlST,
Oflicc and llt‘l‘lll! ntc
durum”! llunn, MAIN >12, :0 NUIIWALK.
Teeth extracted Without mn by inc mention-or
w El cr.
W 001cc opened wonmgr.
Ew'rmmus.
' norm run run
SOUTH NORWALK E
dewm m-W. _, . www— ,
A Fllllli MN!) 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry l ms. llnrd Oil Finish.
erc steel Door Mute,
Something new. hon thlnn out.
w. c. oumrano,
Illslt‘ “ALI. BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
._..._..._4. 9
We are summed lotto article-clonal
SLATING
in either IIASGOB. EAST ”ARGO”. or
PENAIIHYK BMTI
all cents per fill and apart
l'artlea wishing Blalc maria Il.ouid call on up
Mforc mntrlctlug clrcwhcrv.
A. BACK 8'. 00.
Water St. foot of llavllaud South Now-1k.
E. 0.mequ ART sun,
37): Main Street.
b'll, NORWAI K.
O00
FRAMING at lowesl nrirm.
Full line ol Arlists’ Malenals.
J. 'l‘ldlh'l‘ll A D].
()l"I‘ICIAl\'.
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N("I‘A1{Y l’U IILIL‘.
BOWAYTUN. CONN.
C 1!. [YA “THIS,
. ‘I
Catlin-r for Weddings and Parties. lrc t‘ro-nm
constantly on hand foul": pick and well. llir ccle-
bmlcd lluol liver, and Employment ( -.
bl) IAIN B12. 80. Noll, ALK. L‘l‘.
J c. c'uowrcfl," W"
'
Carpenter and Builder.
Maul furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly atu-ndcd to
him Ann street, near Main
l’. 0. 1 manual Norwaiki'l,
I‘HENTION.
, . , . . . .
bcwmg Machine billlllllt‘n,
Attachments, Pam. Needles. Bcitl, cm, furnished
General Bepnlrlng of all kinds and maker of
Sewing luhinen. C. )l. SliAllJiIl.
$1 lain lit.. 260. Norwalk. his-ly
J n. Jessmos.
' Successor to L E. Quiuuru.
w ‘
Undertaker & hmhulmer.
' ELECTRIC NIGHT mm. m rm: ovrlcll.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, ll Ella 5L,
380-3ln Nor-walk, Conn.
J B. RAYMOND,
I
iluildcr and Contrumor.
Work done by the day or (onlruct.
Ollie fool of llanlund St. on Water. PM. no; alt.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to l: a.m., and from i to: p.-
and on saturday evening- from 6 to s.
Whitman allowed on Deposit:
ALDZH SOLMANS Prom:
roux n. haunts, Vito-hem;
an iv. JOHN ll. KSAPP.Scc.uuoTII-m
George II. Raymond,
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and no: my large: of all hill!“ furniture.
30 Hall Street, I‘m-ll. '
Al prepared tofumlch everything f
the lilot‘ermeut of lbedead, day or ”W
wgmrghh Milena. No. 3 Ba place.
HOMERB.HOYT,
JEWELER.
No. 15 Railroad Place,
Mdnyllnqtochafpllllflof
Columbus. Waltham.
Elgln. Springfield,
AID—-
Non-Magnetic Watches.
rm’m American Clocks,
mum flint Ware.
, 'mueadnfll‘ln unity.
”QW‘MQm-mlw.
FURNITURE DEALER l
'83 llaliu .81.. South fiol'wulk.
l
l \‘l’vuul lmp-rrlcctlom- (Mrclcd and corn-run.
.llold Sputum, Riding lbw.- arzd Bye (ileum.
. 0m heme:- are of nnpvrmrqualilyund a! ”
prices. In 2!, If
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘
Meats,
Poultry,
Veielibles,
Always frail and at a moderate price would do well
to all at the
Cllll‘l Milli
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order: coliriled and goodadelivucd to any part
or City.
Jillilll ll illfll'llllll, Pl'lllli.
_op__.
ALL GRADES .
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Real Goods for
the Least lionoy
—AT___.
H. S. I BlflWN’S
B00'l‘ n 8min scone,
a... a man 'mook
..,, lulu smut. '
VENING SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, seven
BER 28, .
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DAVID svow,
F" u r niture.
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique (lair Chamber null. ll place. 835.00; formerly will at tum
lull (‘hamlscr Built, ll purer. term. The but pull cw: will for Ill-e money.
TABLES.
1 M M“! lmtmeul of Mlliqiu- Mill filmy cow-rod chain, Fm“ lleotl. lllerlllng (Yam, ctr . fur lhr
HOLIDAYS.
DAVID STOW,
87. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up s'rams.
l'llilrlwll Mahogany,
liberty and link “my
We Have Received 4,800 Guns of the
Celebrated I Dew Drop
Sugar-(bro. 'l'oumlocs, Apricots, ()x-llcnrt Cherries, Pinc-
applc, Succolash. Lima Beams, lurllot .Pcars, String Beans,
Pouches, Peas, Bluelwrrics, Blackberries, I.obstcr;&c.
'l‘hcsc goods arc the finest packed 'z‘mll put up for lhow who
can lippl'eclzllc a first class article, and we shall sell them all :1
reasonable price.
These goods lake the loud and our sales exceed our expec-
tation. The best is the cheapest. ('ontvollcd and sold in this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 WASIIIN(-i~'l‘()N H’l‘lllfilfil’l‘.
GROémERIEsiN on
-———A'l' TUE 01.!) STAR!) or——-—
T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
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SPRINGWOO‘D.
a‘ldll "RIDER.“ l‘l'l'l":l' I'INDNII’TIJ'.
———-— ac. >—--——
ZITY FOLKS FIND lT TU fill'llll \INAN'I'AUI". 1"" TRADE WITH ['5
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Mllllllll lllllllillWlilll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. llllllllllllllll it Still,
South Norwalk.
85 Washington Street,
W. B. HALL & " C0,
‘ BRIDGEPORT.
_____ . “Mm..-—
Special . Importation.
BY wnrrz um; Suzanna “BBIT§NIG.”
We have IN! day entered at the (In-ton lime at this port one lot of bills Warp Henrietta club
which are in all the new ehadce- also all Inc number: o! Ihe Beet luck “curious; India can save
”W'wmfihb’llgmdiorns.
We also oflcr. our own importation. If" or La la WU. on which n- ;uurauln» a r"—
inu of :0 mm a y rd. niece, '1, at as and “.50. Each to: has twelve 9
Extra Wide, Wool Hedfiettas.
widest and heel fluvial: me; ever brought to this
medium grin-he or Clam and 11mm, vireo, ill);
of our own importation. Ore one at the
market will be added to day; also a lug: in e o'
.........we.w'““‘"°°‘””°”AT|0N suns.
Weshsllopenlodayouehundmlmmmiifulniueadoulyoneofsnylewihbelfld la the
COMBIN
> '75 CENTS.
Minute: of Rich Black We, Colored llhadm and Black Puller, our but ”NM at “:5
awn-imam opportunity Io Buy Inc Renowned Gal-rel In Cle
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices.
To stimulate the rill: trade we e lo relldurlag the prevent week Ive
Grain Ellie. the genuine 01318“! I, at Ibo followmg prion: firm, .1 m, ”.13, 9| 2:. six. per
yard. mmhwlmeefor hllbcknllkrhntlheymaotampondnglylow eof .
call-e when they numerical-a excellent quality of pa a silk, eon, rich and
mtwmlcepauyulkiuhemu. 1
[Ounce-decewhatwemuouoeelhehulnluthallium-claimant".
Fania Franca1se.
“anomalous-widelumsl.rsqsuny,umumdmntxn Knuth
valuuuuuonaedlnthedty are.
_ Colored Francalne.
Wmmmmwwnmwymdfluwfiflklfl at at to la
lot- nf Rich Black Gro-
e
1888.
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CflMSTllillBllllS
llnvc placed in stock lllcir I'ull lino ol
Men’slouth’slhy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
s
IlIlMSTllllll Blllll.
insurance Building, a. harmonic ,llnildinm
to. Hon-walk Hon-walk.
mums AND LOTS
Situated on Main Serct. West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm.
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
(‘nncord Street. Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
llill, Streets, llnviizuzd Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Slrccls, Meadow Sin-ct and Turnpike.
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Siluutcd on \Inin Slrcct, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Slrccl, Taylor Avcnnc, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow ‘V
Sir-rel, Cross Street, Summit Street, lewood Avenue, Bay-
vicw Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge,
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East “Norwalk. ' -
Iluuscs and Lots silo-Jed on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Covc Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and College
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, ‘llfx'l St. John AVc. no.
'l be properly on the abovc list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. '
We also have some outs:
able prices.
do property for sale at very reason-
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MlAllllIl & 30“)“,
REAL ESTi'l‘E * ill] Illilllllllllll AGENTS,
wasfi““°°
Washington St.,'South Norwalll
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