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ES ,DESIEING To PLACE roam, PROPERTYJN
CAN DO so WITHOUTEXPENSE. [IN Lis'rING
., GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND. DETAILS.
E MS FOR SELLING 2%; FULL DESGRIPTION,
ETC... on THE FOLLOWING Lisrcau Boil-limit?
sures. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
Wfiouse. Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms,
,d-tl-v-u-House and 4 acres, Rowayton,‘ . \
“Boutiq'barn, etc., West St.,
Two building lots. Stuart Ave., each,
,wauilding lots, East Ave.,‘ $500 up.
aw-i-uHouse, barn and 26 acres. West St., ,
['55-a—s-Benutifluily located cottage at Bell Island. fur
‘ ms e , ‘ -
V {uh-House, Fairfield Ave. ‘
_’68—-—-Buiiding lots, Summit, Elmwood, Bayvien and
‘ ' Taylor Ayenues. .
fingrontage on Washington St. . .
70-‘--Cottage on shore at Bell Island, furnis led,
gigs-House and 4 acres, River St., Darlen,
Baas—Two buildin lots, Eimwood Ave., $85t and
_gr~—-House, Mars all St., South Norwalir,
, awHouse, Seymour Place,~.South Norwalk,
grim—House, Elm St., Norwalk,
vi :gngottage, Hickory’Bluii‘,
. doom—House. South Main St., So'uth Norwalk,
‘ 7‘ Erma-Farm at Wilton, modern,
‘ trawl-{arbor View Beach lots; $275 up.
Tbstock'property at Norwalk
Infi—é—eHouse, Winfield St., East Norwalk,
:07---—House, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
Jog—L—J'Iouse, Richmond Hill, Stamford.
‘Iroa-Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
itrwflouse, Hillside Place, 8 rooms, ..
n2-——House. 1 acre, West Ave., South Norwalk,
.1 r3——— —Lot gith foundation, Woodward Ave. and Charles
. ' . St.,
ni————H0use, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, .
1i5—‘-——-—House, 16 rooms, Marshall St.,
: Ito—“House, 11 rooms, Elizabeth St.,
‘ n7—-——House, 11 rooms, Gerard Place,
' VHS—Building lot, Van Zant Ave, East Norwaii
‘ xig~——-House, barn and extensive grounds. West St
grab—”Building lots. Woodward Ave. $45r up.
dorm—House, 6 rooms, Rowayton, ‘
in yak-House, barns, 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike,
‘1 3—--——16 acres land, Scribner St.,
91042—52 acres land, Connecticut Turnpike,
_rra5——-—C0ttage, 6 rooms, Winfield St., East Norwaik,
‘xaou—Building lot, Fort Point St., East Norwalk,
I£7-Brick house. 3 families, for sale or exchange for
small farms. Pays r279 gross,
inB——House, Belden Ave., Norwalk
19,001
50°C
7,000
I 5,000
1,000
3-000
5-500
‘ 7,000
3,000
9.500
31500
6,000
3,000
12,000
250
4.6m
4,00vl
3.5m
5,00!
70:
27,5ci
3 .2 0t
6.000
2,000
6.000
2,500
800
3.500
Washington Street. Opp. Telephone Exchange.
THE BUTTER BILLS.
Two Way: in Which They Can be Me-
terlelly Decreased.
ATUE TURNS 70 over. ?
.ifli. Louis 'i)ispnicli). l
ego! white duet nod a low
I ‘ of Hint! nrc nil iilni rumulniw
ole statue of .ioiiol. which; A thriftyliousewii'c declares that her
, from the World's Fair nnd i butter bills huvn iallcn oil onounurter
chitin cutrnncc oi Q'li‘allonluincc she began serving her billion
Without n warning crcnk tillain tho form of butturlinlls, Apart from
“it tortured nnd icii’fi'othcllsilln- economy of the thing. there is
9' ultnrnoun, in view ot‘,uo ouostloir us to the comparative
of, , Gnfllll‘tliill'ilktll‘ii ill iiii‘ldliinlllii'l-iil lilill ulil’tnzlivunnuc oi‘ Silli'l’v
sure, at. ivut high Mill l the butter In one whole-sale lump. and
, creation to tho grounrlwin n colloction ol‘ dainty. symmetrical
minim who token trum ”Wfliiilli‘l. Mir-(ind, Whore fresh, uncalled
,ir residuum hi tho ti'h‘iiilriii l hullcr In Hill‘Vt-ii he a matter of course.
cl. Micro told by chlnloriit neuorhlly roniou on the table in it
tintt it would hint iil yrurs. sequence or little» dnlm or a long. shill-
' ‘f {low roll.
i l’coplo who hnvc ucqnlrcd the fresh
hultcr unite find it hard to so back to
.tlio unity product oi the American
. . low-unwi'y, and there iii no mutton why
1 'd pm‘iiiliiii lilil’t' no inlih they nhould provided thorn in some
tier 0! modicum-win tiny mu- in tho tninlly with untilclontininnrc
S ,in inmiicinc. When illl‘l'ill) liilikil n Illiic butler two or lhron
. want hour. Hil‘mm. hinrkq dun-n u woch. A quart oidouhlc cream
,, S . [Tlit‘i‘ wont lwroir mun-w will mnkn hourly u hound or butter.
‘ liauttiipllmi to thcni. .iind nny child with otrnnutii nnounh
'llimi Wliiii un Eugnlluh ph‘yn'i‘i; in mm u rotnry beater cull do the
he to or- my: llii ulm n rout.
y, room if the louolii‘li illlii; ,
‘ ; ilmldm‘Whnl in tho tonnnnu on an an:
i
, «bed-“ulna-
hiinorfd with. with it com tomohiic?
intuit ropllcti: iii‘oeilomtlh, that in the part at the
hut what. on north honor it imdoiiirinn hunt: on when you
main lhom littic thinue throw him up in thaillr instead oi gn-
inn 1 hull, took "Wilflli over Mun-Yonkers Salesman.
, t on ’um,’ ” WI
WM*W“~ "You.” mild the fly botharlti. “i will
‘ you don't thinly you m1 on», tour indies int night." "Huh!
1 The Editor-mph. l . You must be it outlier." the
might line if it a hit: polici- llcnd. “i'll limp on folio all
that broken plum nt‘nlght it i hell I haediiite limb--
i’iiiliidelpliie 1‘.
IS.
men an anxious for it bailouts tit their 01th: The“
'iil‘;dl‘tl”‘§£‘.‘il°liuii"lnm from» if"
‘ ’ " '7 1
m with summertime. helm.»
_.~lmmi and and, , who,
dailies are basic tor further mum
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. merit. three
, was
5,001 ‘
4.500,
of r ‘
till a cloudi‘
Hail Wily
. in; i1
in that were-fly
Ouiihettlu out
thslcomitiitw we ,
waiting for the wind to nettle down
in some Iteadyqunrter. At "10:40 the
and leeward race with tho v~turnins
line due south. At that
time the w ad was blowing loss than
iiclsnt ‘to‘ Valve}, the little; boats ”speed
enough for the preilnmiaary maneuv-
res, . . ‘
The race today with planned to be
it lit-mile Muir over a windward and
leeward course, with the turning mark
‘ three miles from the start and the
’ yachts nailing iwicoaround. '
By the time the yachts had hoists
sell the northwest breeael‘hed tuliili
predictions and dropped entirely. lit
soon replaced; however, by a
steady little braces tram the south»
west. The Go one. were the first to
leave for the is art. They were follow-r
ed a tow minutes later by the Vim
which carried an entirely new suit oi
soils. The Auk and Catambe were
towed out. Thmapcctator fleet today
was scarcely a quarter of that which
assembled for the initial race on Mon-
day. ,
At to o'clock an hour before the
time for the tiret signal, the armpiwest
wind had increased to about five miles
an hour and there were prospects of
it good test, under light weather condi-
vona. .
The llrst signal was soundéd 0a the
committee boat at 11 o'clock and the
yachts at. once began to hug‘the line
to get, the best position at. the start,
all prepared for a beat to the ter
buoy three miles away. The wad
the yachts had scarcely more than
steerage way. There was also a strong
flood tide setting across the line
ugldnst the yachts.
’i‘hc yachts were started at 1] :10 di-
ter some very clever work at the line
for position. The American boat. Vim
led the fleet but, the German yacht
Wnnnssce had the best position on the
weather quarter of the Vim. Two min-
utes after the start the Vim had work-
cd out into the lead and was twenty
yin-tin ahead of the Wannasee. The
German boat Tilly was under the ice
of the Wiinusscc and then axiom of
the pulr came the Gluccitani, the third
German. ~
The Auk and Caramha. Americans.
Wcrc the last. over the line. Four minv
tllos nilcr the start. the Vim was still
lending. but both thc‘Wanuasso and
the Tilly had crossed the bows or the
Cummhm, Auk and Gluecknni.
The Auk rounded the mark first at
12:19.15.
A quarter of an hour ntierlhe start
the wind hauled it hit to the want and
lot the Wnnnsacc up until she was con-
iddcrnhly to the windward of the fleet
and apparently loading. The other
iii-o yachts were well bunched.
Twenty-minutes after the start the
Vim and Cnrnmbn lacked to‘ port. and
at ”:38 crossed the hows of iiictiiicaiit
nnd Tilly and aim-ind after the Wann-
sst-c. which was on her port luck. The
lireczo-at the time seemed to have
gone back again into the south which
enabled the two Americans to lay e
better course. The men between the
Vim and Carama was outta exciting.
While the yachts were beating out a
Stone wireless mosage from the oiflclai
lug ulstcd that. just. before the start
of tho race one of the crow oi' the
’ German yacht 'i‘iiley was placed on
board a steam yacht and lhat‘thc Til-
icy was sailed in the rum by two men.
whereas all tho other yachts had three
then each. as poi-militia by the rules.
Just before noon the Wannancc tack-
ed to starboard and met the Carambe
run! the Vim holding to shore in the
port stack. The German boat croemid
the bow of tin- Carumbl. but tho Vim
slipped out ahead of her and or e
mom t was apparently leadln . All
the hoetn tacked irequently. hopia; to
gain by favoring atreait of wind and
in trhla the German racore seemed
to in- more silence-till.
Finally the (iiuoctieut weathered the
Auk and Ceramha. went ahead oi the
Wnnnuec and took the lead. but just
on the mnrit was reached the Auk
aiiDin ahead of the Gialinkl‘lf and
won first. round the merit. Geraha and
Anti. the other Americans followed,
the; three Germans being lent.
Spinnnkuni wm immediately bro-
itcn out to etarimord on the run back
to the start. Within five minutes it!-
ter turn the American yacht. Genuine
lied penned the Anti end was leading
the fleet.
The nuclei time {or that turn:
Auk, ihzlfliili (Correct).
Claremhn. 13:20:10,
Vim. 13:80:20.
mountain! lit, mil :83.
Winona. 13:18:05.
Tilly VL, 12:31:35.
life insurance. or course?
decal in thinks lo itch or me.
though that he nu hurt my tits nous
hint l~' incline New.
tail sweetness}. , A, .
tiles Pertwrre discovered it in
{no
wk mu to imprint! aw tr
, _ . Rock, "
i. a. ten. minutes .
signals were holelcdjtor a windward ,
lire miles an hour. glint it. was out» .
Elderly Ahab-Your husband carries -
eater 10.000. hurt that illuminant 0: j
iii-em niece George‘s militant» ,
For lamination that will convict the
parties who threw tron: seven to .ten
bushels at "sea stare; upon oyster
grounds oi Stanley H. Lowadcn oil
Goose. lsland.‘ Address John H. Light,
South‘NorwaIlt, can- ‘_ s5 lat
eMOKE nuisance I‘EiNG AIATKD
The nuisance resulting (rem .etolrinx
as the metric of the New York. New
Haven andt Hartford“ Railroad pass
through South Norwalk is being rapid-
ly abated .Rcciintly gr. H. C. Sharer,
wrote to ihe railroad company «kin;
what could be’ done in the matter, and
two me hare been sent to South Nor-
w'alk to watch all trains as they pass
through, and reportr all firemen that
stoke. The oiilcials state that it will re
quire from eight to (on days to notify
the engineers and firemen or all the
trains that pass. in the meantime
the nuisance is rapidly abatinx.
m , _
"Have the missionaries relight you
anything yeti? '
‘7‘Yest." answered the zuileieee new
age. "They have taught us that zone
will carry, farther and hit harder than
any weapon w‘e poeeees."——Weshinxt0a
I'.
won very light from ahc south and Sin
CONTRASTS.
“Women certainly do run to or
trauma in their eating.”
“For instance?”
"Well, yonder la a girl eating easel
cake with deviled ham."——I:0uisviiie
Courier-Journal. .
, .JHSIIICE.
“Well. i see that [rotting politician
was acquitted." it
“That iliuetraies the advantages of
lacing a Jury. Illa partner confessed
and iii now aervina time for his little
eh re in the huh-Louisville Courier- .
rnal.
Anyway, the pessimist doesn't bore
us hail’ to death with his alleged
iokee. . .. .
“Qflc‘: 5
We wish to announce that we have
purchased the ins and general
repair business formerly. conducted by
C. E. fluorine and Win. Grindrod. rei-
apoctivoly. The dollar gentleman, in
company with Geo. W. Shiner, will
hereafter be associated with us and
will conduct that. brunet! 0! our busi-
ness in the Beatles Hechiuo Shop, lo-
cated in the rear ,0! the H. K. t 8. Co
We would relmttully solicit the con-
tinuance oi the old patronage us well
all new trade in this line. and will
graduates our ”NFL"!!! careful at-
tention to all machine. model, experi~
mental, and general repair work.
NORWALK HARDWAII 00..
in mm eraser.
Moawaut. coon.
To. Every Lady.
8250 Putin has.
Cell and Get line at
The Noveliulilne
76 Washington at. 80. hermit.
Formerly Nelson's.
Tea
Users
once they try our Bun Kee ere alias: to
use It: need qualities. sun is
mired in miniature tee chute and
comes in all rertetieii; title I in; I
cheeks siren.
Young Wifcwl'or chum? N0. in ' ‘
this Prim-m day you‘ll discover Mocha
. thetzthia marine flirtation or yours is
win my‘ bit
, ‘ August. Evy
. many banality:
* 7W6“ Dresso‘oeds: a
w...
.Wt;M~SPfin€-‘m¢ 3W _. ~. ’-
carry goods from year to year. noxim‘etter what the values or- filling tisseiiilnt thI
hummus: tit’e‘iine or summer coon. must be closed out ,cicnng’omonw oi
ry: departinént‘ has some desirable things to oii'er. . We mention only Quifew 6i the x
.i
. leicl’ Suite. ca... and other Garments. Separate ”shun, uni... can... end‘Moh’air. slow
Weiete. White and Colored. Bathing Suite: ladiee' 'aiidmieeee'. Wash Dress Geode. White Goods
for Waiste and Dream. SilkMulla and Fancy, Orgendiee.
.i .i-J’Ih'lul \
traumas. OIL cno'rns Ann Lino'LEUits. HAM moons. ‘ . ' 3'17».- u‘ .
MWXV
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TEIsTEAM e'~.'ErATr. NORWALK, coon. ?’ '
in
They tell an liiiiny e’iuicrobe aquirma
Open the dollar bill;
Well, we can only say, with all
its germs we dove itzetlil.
,-——B.oet0n Transcript.
N0 summer fruits grow ill see sands
The naturalist deeiatel. ‘
Yet a seed grows there that produces.
crops .
In plenty oi bridal pears.
_ .-—Baitirnore American
A cloak of all Trades .
lenetwhltthepeeplewentmm- j
A job
to Impedworitmhlp. fl
«‘3'... element! when ,l as”
lemmas».
ARTHUR I. DINING”.
Plumbing, Timing and linen fitting. L
I Ilenree “rookie. Remain. ,_
Sweet; Sugar Corn
lit «iiiiiiiiiil’f’s '
homi- MAIN ST.
TILn‘II-I. i “I “ ,'
"novrrsnni
#-
:‘yoh new.
HanandiSon’s
“.00 AND M
Ralslon Health Shoe:
MOE
Elite
for lien and Women
use, also use. '
Sewioeebie soon !
Shoes for Children ~
WW?» “'-
would; incur}
i
Romaniiierllyour Boys and
Girls should be“ well dressed ‘
while sending them to school.
. W9... . have... everything 7. £9!
children, 7‘ and there is. no 007
oasioni that 7 you should let
your Maren 8° “0 ..r°1!9°1'
pearly: clad.
Open a charge account if
your money is scarce.
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‘Nll-h um; vino: worm .
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