‘ . ‘A DREAM.
(Genevieve Hale Whitlock.)
_ New, and dreamed and then this
,: Wool heard,
' “avast and low:
' t‘ up tgine eyes, look forth upon
» it that side.
i Wis as the snow,
, l . H.
TWhlte .to the harvest: who will reap
the nail)?
will“ Isrner In?
‘ _,. o lyre the shades of luxury and
"i ease,
. mauve from sin?
"helium the fields, how white they are,
how full,
.Theiatalks, how high and fair!
The grain will fall nnplcked—my peo-
“ hie know-
.Why, pause they lingering there?
“And then. will thou not so?" the
6 voice went on,
In tones so strong yet mild,
‘f'l‘hy work is there. It calls, it. calls
, . ’to thee.
Wilt thou not go, my Child?"
I gazed upon the fields, so bet they
seemed-—-
The workers warm with toil:
Why should I leave my peaceful,
quiet vaies
For stain and mail?
Then answered, ”Lord. l am so hap-
py here,
My dear ones nigh;
Others. who‘d better serve will head
thy call.
But why need I?”
My heavenly guest but bowed
thorn-crowned hcad,
He‘s‘ald no more:
Then silently He left me~l awoke-—
The dream was o‘er.
Ills
And now—h w strange it Is—hew sad
.‘ .and s range—
To feel it e tilts;
Why‘ nhhul I be dissatisfied, nil--
blessed.
Having my wish?
Having my dearest wish, my heart‘s
desire,
Ease. dear ones nigh:
Yet thinking always on those willie,
white fields,
1 can but sigh
For something hev‘ly weighs my spirit
down,
And tears my heart:
Tile grain will all be gathered—that l
hepc.
But, oh, to bear my part!
All. gracious visitor, should'st
return
With gentle, urgent plea for scrvicc
meet,
I'd, count
then
it sweetest, aye divliicst
Joy.
And cast self of thy fcct.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & 00.. Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as a threat and lung
remedy, and on mount of the tgrea
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar many iuiitatlonh are offer-
ed for the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding lin-
mes. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley‘s Honey and Tar is in n ycl-
lo‘w package. Ask for it and refuse
any. substitute. it is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Plaistcd's Drulz
store and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
EARTH
IS AT ODDS WITH THE
HEAVEN.
Reasons Why Major Jacob Chapman.
of cohanzie, is Prognosticator.
Major Jacob Chapmon. of Coliauzic,
who has gained fame in the past by
prognostlcutlons as to the weather of
future seasons, has conic forward with
a prediction of what the general con-
ditions are to he for this winter.
Major Chapman predicted that the
past summer would be cool and Wet
in its first lialf with good wcatlicr in
the latter part and this prophecy was
fulfilled to the letter.
For the coming six months Major
Chapman says the prcvaiiiiig winds
will be castcvly. varying from north
east to southeast. The first part of the
winter will be mild. while the latter
part. will be of unusual severity and
there will be frequent heavy storms.
Major Chapman buses his predic-
tlo'ns on conditions of the heavens and
at present he tinds the heavens and
earth at a decided variuncc, making
the problem of an accurate forecast il
hard one.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
. More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually onlarirc-
meat. of prostrate gland. This In both
aini‘ul and dangerous, and Foley's
.idney Cure should be taken at the
first sign of danger. as it cerrccts ir-
regularities and has cured many old
men of this disease. Mr. Itodnoy
Burnett, Rock Port. Mo. writes: “l
lulfered with enlarged prostrate gland
and kidney troubhI for yours and at-
ter taking two bottles of Foley's Kld~
ney Cure I feel better than i have for
twenty years, although i am now ill
years old." Plaisted's Drug there
and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
AUTUMNAL WASHINGTON TOUR.
Ari Autumnal tour to Washington
in (lumber is nuanced by The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road. at the extremely low rate of one
(are for the round trip.
Tickets for the tour will be sold via
New York city and either the Penn.
I. it, or Bound Bimk line. going
‘fiddre ular trains, Wednesday. Octo-
r lit . and returninti. seen until
November 200.. giving ample time to
vllfliell points of Interest In Washing-
ton. as well as Arlington. Mount Vcr-
nfishd Alexandria.
je‘anIonnl Capitol. always inter-
e i. to especially so during the
autumnal mam.
When twolntrong men ncom:h it"
h J. v theyarewe mace.
' it,“ ngt 5'ansliesnlng sight. but if the
' on who sets the worst of it will use
two Witch Hue! Salve, he will
‘ better and feel better in short
holder... no sure you inn Downer. noon
' stunning ii salve is used for. in:
3 up , soil by The eunogg
_ V, . think thlttlieysre weary
.... n. ....
RULES TO‘PREVENT EXPLOSIONS
m
Pennsylvania Railroad Adops Extra-
SIrIst Regulations.
PHHIIADEIIJ’HIA, PIL, September
2B.~ln order to reduce danger to a
minimum. new orders in regard to the
shipment of explosives have been is-
sued by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The new rules place direct, responsibt
lity upon all employee lining anything
to do with handling or moving explo-
sires.
,One of the rules is that not more
than three cars with explosives may
be handled in a train for through road
movement. They must. not be placed
nearer to each other than five car
lenghts, and, if the length of the train
permits, a car with explosives must
not be within fifteen cars of the en-
glue, or within ten cars of the ca-
boose. _
‘Only cars in good condition and of
not less than (50,000 pounds capacity
may be uscd to carry common black
powder, high explosives, sliiokclcss
powdcr, fulmlnnlcs and grout-gun amt
lllllllltioli. Hcrc arc sonic of tho rc-
qulrenients that have to be. met by
these cars.
They must be oqulppcd with both
air-brakes and hand brukcs iii vcry
good condition for scrvicc. -
They must have no Ioosc boards or
cracks iii the roof. sides or ends. The
doors must, be shut lglitly that no
sparks can get. in.
The journal boxes and the trucks
must be carefully cxainliicd and put
in such condition that there will be
the minimum possibility of hot boxes;
every car must be carefully swept out.
before explosives can be loaded.
Before a car may bc loadcd with ex-
plosives nii agciit or inspector must
examine it. and sign il certificate of
inspection of car containing explosives
upon the prescribed form, and this
certificate must also be signed by the
shipper is he loads the shipliiclit.
Every car containing cxplosivcs
must be labeled lil largo letters, on
both silica and both ciiils.———”IGXPI.()-
SIVES h HANDLE CAREFULLY
Klilldl’ FIRE AWAY." and must also
have on both, sides the certificate of
inspection.
llciore ally explosives are shipped
by iiiniiufactiirci's llic station agent
has to i-ccclvc the Mailufncturcrs‘ (loin
ttficatc of Columns and of the method
of Packing and Marking Package of
Explosives.” If the United Stains
lovcriullcnt happens to bc llli‘ ship
per, the uncut roccivcs the United
Slatcs (lovci‘nnlciit (‘crtificnili of Ex-
plosivcs ofl’crcd for 'l‘rnusporinlion."
lll case of other shippers the "Ship-
pel‘s Certificate of Exlllosivr's (lift-rod
for ’l‘rauspurtutiou“ must be dclivi-i-vd
to the agent and it. contains tlic
words:
“'l‘llcsc cxplosivcs are ill the origin-
al packages as niauufzicturcd.”
(Tare containing cxplosivcs will not
be hauled in any truth carrying pas-
sciigcrs.
Whenever a train stops trailinicu
must examine all cars~ containing cx~
plosives, The cars all each cud of the
one containing explosives must not lit‘
loaded with oil. lumber or oilii-r iii»
flammable iiintcriiils. \viili ll‘iln pipe
or with other articles liable in break
tliroiitzli tiic cud of illt‘ car from rough
handling.
I
—~“(icllcrally dcbilitutcd for were
Ilad sick headaches. lackcd ambition
was worn-out and all run-down. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters made me a Wcll
wonian."—Mrs. Chas, Frcitoy, MiltlSllp,
Conn.
BALDWIN CHIEF JUCTICE.
Judge Gager to Sit With Supreme
Court.
HARTFORD, Conn, Supt 2ti.--—Ali-
uouncclncnt was llllltlt‘ last night that
when the Suprciiic t‘oiil‘t opniis next
Tuesday .iudgc Simeon l0. ilzildwiii
will act as t'liici' jiislici- ill illllt’t‘ of
the late Clilci .iustii-c ’i‘oi-raiii-v. and
.ludgc l0. ll. (ingcr. of the Supcrior
Court will sit. on the bciicli.
m
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Ila Kind You Hm Always Bought
9““ W
Statutes-00f
GENERAL McCOOK VERV ILL.
CHICAGO, I-it-pt 28.'*"l'll0 condition
iii" (lcnorul Edward M, Mctfmik, who
was taken to tho liliptlsl Hospital,
ilii'cc weeks ago so ill that his lifii
was dcapaii'cd of. was reported so
much improved ynstcrdai' that hc pro-
bably will be able to lciivv tlu- liosiit
lill within ten days. Although as ii
forlucr briinidll-r-ip-iicrni of voiiintccrs.
the Civil War Iicro rocclvcs ll pension
of hilt seventy dollars per month, at
no time llltll he wanted for anything
accessory. his brother. (ii-iivrni Anson
(l. Mcilook. of New York, liiivlliiz ro—
qiicsicd friends in Chicago to HI‘I‘ that
his malfori In provided for without riw
nurd to cxpcuao.
ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin hash, of New Castle,
on. says: ”I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. imml to have great distress
and bclchiniz. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me completely.
For stile by it. Ii. l’inisted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
BRAKEMAN DIES OF iNJURiEO.
HARTFORD, Bopl. 28.-llnrvey I’l-
per. ot Springfield. 0 brakemnn 0n the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, who fell from a train at
Windsor. yesterday. and received fa-
tal lniuries. died last night at. tit. li‘ran-
cis hospital. ills client had been
crushed in and em- of his arms inau-
glad. l‘lc Icavca ii mother.
DeWilt's Little Early Risers. Picas-
nnt little pills that do not gripe 0r
stoke-n. Sold by The Clltford Phnr‘
many. “
UTAT! PAWNBROKIRB Mll‘l‘.
HARTFORD. sent. 2a.-‘"i‘he Connec-
ticut Pawnbmkcrs' Association held its
annual session here yesterday and at.
acted the following officers: hesi-
dont, Is. 8. Knock, Hartford: secre-
tary. II. b. Billions. New Haven; trou-
mm their Im mitt.
urer. 0. H. Peek, Bridgeport. list»
me am In attendance. . .,
O
ll'r” ‘;%‘§:€:.‘W‘V:“tvn v w a TWWN”
mm, sap-r. 28. 1906. . ’-
.n‘
“Will you wait here for the ans-
wer?” asked the telegraph operator in
the hotel lobby, “or shall i send it up not as strict with him as you were."
to your room?” "No; it was a question of economy
“0h,“ replied the woman who had with me.“
telegraphed to her husband, "i guess “ ‘
.conomy
you'd better send It to my room. It “Yes; every month I used to have
will take some time to get a reply
to buy myself a new pair of slippers
from John; lie stuttol's so."~vI’hliudcl- and the boy a new pair of trousers."
"'l‘liat youngster of yours seems to
be having his own way lately. You're
9n
All stores in the
prime condition.
trade by the slum
big/iii; fouw.
buy as onc.
own brands; and Controls ciitii'c factories.
cuts out four jobbcrs' profits and puts cigars into
the stores of its mcmbcrs nearer to cost»1)rmiiii-tiiiii lllllll has cvcr been thought
a. w. CHAMBERS.
200 Washington St.
.. w .i-
_1
Hull
The Best Cigars Are Now
Sold in Drug Stores
This statement is revolutionary, but it 1': (/19 '
tmflr—wrificd already by hundreds of thousands
‘ of discriminating smokers throughout the country.
'l'ivo thousand lli‘nggists who own cigar
stands. have wrourlit a revolution in the cigar
c cxpcdicnt of pooling their
01
hulk what this means!
National Cigar Silliltlb' organization—tho iiiidcrsigiicc among
them~havc a miniature capital in the window. Find this Sign and then ask for a
Black and White
,. (Perfecto or Bouquet The) 5 cents each
You will IICL‘tl to smoke only one to ilcicriiiiiic that “lilsck rind \\'liitc" '.-.
quality than any Cigar stoic has licrctoiui'c will at llll‘t‘t‘~ltii ~.i tittii'tci
Specially built National cigar misc» lIZSIII‘C cvcry anger i'v.‘.It":ll!lg in.)
There rm IIth-s- National Cigar Stands In 50 .‘t'orwak at the following addresses and
only at these stands can National cigars be obtained.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
80. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
its
Two thousand
druggists-«as the National Cigar Stands Co._~——
it buys in million lots; owns it.“
EDWARD P. WEED.
It
sible.
Norwalli.
WAS FATALLY BURNED.
J. D. Burgess Left Lighted Pipe in
Vest Pocket.
liltiS'l'Oll. Conn, t-‘wpi 2S. ----- .I, ll.
liiii'izcss was probably fatally liiiriimi
yl-sivriiliy afternoon in a fire “'lllt'll
dosil‘oycd his house and which entail»
cit a loss of about $2,000
llurgcss. ii is said. was lying in llll'
klll'llt‘n or llll‘ lioiisl- Hilllililllll and on
going out put his pipc still llizlilcil in
his \‘vsi iliu'kvl aiid iiuiin llli' liltti‘i‘ in
llli‘ kliclii-ii. Will-ii be returned. lllt‘
room was filled with t‘lniucs. Harness
was burned about ”10 Int-c. hands llllll
lircnsl Iu llll attempt i osnvc ilic i'lll‘lll‘
llll‘t‘. lie was liikcii in llll‘ llni-iioi-d
Hospital.
THE BREATH OF LIFE.
it‘s ii similar-uni, fact that, the
strongest animal of its size, the goril-
lu. also has the largest lungs, Pow-
crful lungs iiicniis powerful crcuiuri-s.
flow to kccp tiic breathing organs
Like thousands of others, Mrs. (lrii A.
Stephens. of Port Williams, 0.. has
learned how to do this. rilic wriics:
"Tlii-iiu bottlcs of Dr. King's New Ills-
covrry sioppcd my cough 0! two years
and i'lll't‘tl mo of what my friends
ilioiiiilit consumption. 0. its' grand
for throat and lung troubles." (lunr-
Illil.tlt'tl by I". ll. linxtci'. South Nor-
\Vlilk. and i0. 1‘. Woe-d. Norwnik. drug-
trials. Price {inc and 3100. Trial boi-
tie (1‘00. "
TRAIN WRECKERS REMOVED.
RAILS.
(‘Ili.llMli|A. S. t‘. L’s—“'i‘rnin ivri-ck
crs rt‘lll(l\'l‘|l HI‘VI'II rails from llll‘
Houtlicru liullrond at lini'imi. S. I‘..
ycnicrdny. dcrnilluiz passwunvl' triilu
No till I‘voiii Hiivilnnli for (‘IllillllllllL No
one was killed, Illoodllouiids linvv lil'I'll
called for to track the lil‘l‘|il'l|‘illill‘.‘t iii‘
the tlt‘till,
DR. FINN'B TEBIIRAONY INTEREST-
N
Dr. Thomas Film, of Iioonsboro. Mo,
who has practiced llicdlcinc for :it'
years, says be has llnl'll cvci'y pros
cripilon known to ”it! protrusion for
treatment of kidney lilltl biuddcr diu-
easca. and says he has never found
anything no cfl‘ctivc In both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley‘s Kidney (lure. It stops it“
regularities and builds up the whole
system. l‘luisicds' Drug Store and
The Clifford l’hnrniiicy. --
MAY BE UNCASVILLE MAN.
liNCAHVIMJfi. (loan, Sept illinw’l‘llr-
description of one William tl‘lirlcii
who was killed by a train at. Liverpool,
N. Y.. on Tuesday billion so closely
with a man of that name who iisml in
ltvc lli'i‘n. oven to the tattoo marks on
the arms. that ii brother in law. The.
bias Iloyic. oft. hero ycstlvrdny to
claim the in y.
m
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
nilian Balm in breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
lilo. 250. 600 and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter’s and i'latsted‘s. ’-
.4.
MIRIDIN GLO! WINII
Mldttlmlm, Sept. 18.-'l'he Norman
rifle club defeated the Hartford rifle
club in. delineates park yesterdny at.
right. should lit‘ iiiaii‘s i-liiclcst study.’
JANITOR CHARGED WITH STEAL
ING MAIL.
NEW HAVEN. Supt in. "l"l'illlli T.
l‘liillt‘ilt'li. ,ialii‘liir oi the New Haven
postoiiicc, was lll'l‘l‘sit‘ll yesterday on
lllt‘ charge of tilt‘llllllK mail. and living
inkcii Iici‘oi-c lllt' l’nilcd Stairs t‘oni-
liiissionvr. was bold in $l.lltlu ball for
a bearing. llc is lll't‘llllt‘tl of having luv
lieu zi li‘lii'l' (.‘Illllullllliil sixty I'l‘lll‘S :id
«li'issmi in a business l'triii liliilt'llt‘b
ll\‘l'.‘3 iii Yiilcsvillv. and is I33 years II
llL’l’ and has n lltllllll, llc is a pan
3 titlllllllllllilt'l‘ of hicrrinlu Post. i: .-\. ll.
inf Mcridvu.
It is Hillil iliiii inquiry is lit‘lllLL mad:
as to llllliit'l‘lillll coiiiplaiuls iii disnp
llv'lll'uncc of lcitcrs iii illl‘ mull lvndiui
:lll suspicion that lulu-rs lli‘:~‘ltl".‘i llilu
I‘Ili'li :iri- lllllillt‘lilt'tl.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES
lil most rascs n Salllnu', lilotcliui
complexion and dull hciivy cyan til‘t
Itlllt‘ to poor Illllt‘Hllilll and till lililt‘llVi
liver. ()i’llltl laixntlvi- l"inll Syrui
aids digcstioii iiiid sliniuliiti-a the ilvw
and lioivcls and inuki-s tlii- coiiiplcxlnl
alumni and clciii'. (ll'liiu lsixailii
Fruit Syiup docs not nuusi-iitc or gripi
lllltl'lS iiilld and pleasant to lake, ltc
fuse sillistitutcs. l‘liiistcd's llrng Slovi
and The (‘litfoi'd l'luit'luucy. "
FOUND DEAD IN UNDERTAKER'S
OP
SH .
\VA'I‘ICIIIIIIIIY, t‘oiiii. Sept :8.»
Viticvlvliv. pupil it? yuan-t. \vliii icr-ti'i‘
tlll\‘ sold out It ni‘lim-i'i- IiuslliHN Ill in:
South Main nirowi. \\‘ll.‘i i‘liiibd ilt'llll ll
:l l'titilll back of llli‘ undertaking idiot
of .l. Iiivui'y. ill Iii rimilli Main Hli't'l'l
ibis liioruilln. llii llliil liakwl Ilt‘l'llllh
slim to slurp iii ”10 room tilill hml Illll|i
lll‘a I‘ltilllllli: on a nun jut, ilc liiitl $2M
till his poi-pun. dud lllt‘l'I' wnu no I‘I‘lil'lili
for suicide, lic iaiiii- burr i’l’niii l"l|i
ltlviiv. Musk,
fitted for the coiiirii. removes til-
chill, the cause of the rough. Than
the work of Kennedy‘s Isixnilve ileum
and 'l‘ar~~ttic original laxative count
hl'l‘illl. Contains noopinlcs. Sold by
'lllln Clifford l’liltrmncy. w
”a...” my. .
WATERBURY MEN NOMINATED
,wzi'i‘nunuuv. Hopi Illiw‘lrvlnu it
i'llitHI' nail .liiacpli II. livid. wcrc iioni
lilaiml by the Iicpuiillcun Hi'ilitllli'lul
(‘jlllVI‘lIllilnfl of the Flip-cu It'lil t-ibii
I"lllll districts. respectively. laid ch
n on. Mr. Chaim iii sccrciliry uiiii
itcnsurcr of the Walla-bury Clucl
I‘iimpiiny, Mr. fluid is a mum: at
Ioriioy who has lust been admitted it
the lllll'. .
l wuwww
WELLWORTH TRYING.
1W. H. Brown. the popular pension at
iornoy of Pittnfleld. Vt. says: "Nell
to n pcnslo . the best thing to got i:
ilr. Kluit‘s cw info Pills." lie writes
".l‘ticy ltoup my faintly In splnndp
til-nitli." Quick cure for llcniiarnu
i‘pnsiipniinn and iltlliniisncss. :th
liiiiirnnteed at F. ii. linxtcr‘s. Itontl
,orwntli, and ill. P. Wood’s. Now/ill
drug stores. "
. ....
PbMOLOGlCAI. IIOGIITV users
titliltllililfl‘l’lhli. Sent. film-The Con
acticui. Pomnloglcal Society held r
t rnior'ii institute and field day in
I] lingo till! here yesterday. Address.
g; were made by Dad. P. Clinton at
“mull by A W d 1.857, to 1,0”.
w Haven and I’M. A. I". miller, oi
VERMONT'S SMALL APPLE CROP.
lil‘iii.l.\‘t:‘l‘tll\‘. VL. Sept Lil‘s—“A hul-
lciili issui-d ll\' llll‘ Viruloiit Ari‘irul-
Iural iixpi-i'liiicni Station says that re
ports l‘l't‘i‘lH‘tl within ”10 past four
trucks from \viilcly N'pill‘lllt‘tl I'iiiit
crowing Ni'i'lltillH of tlic county llllllt'iiii'
a great reduction in the apple crop as
(lilillilil‘ml iviili prwlicilons made early
in tho season,
In those days of rash and hurry cour-
cl-sy Is oitcii forgotten. In the mad.
.n-ll Illt‘ll rush of our life little things
irc done to oi'fciid that we rathcr rc-
iiaiiicd undone. A hastily catcn mcui
iud Its rcsultiint llciiduclic may cause
is social or financial loss. The ivlse
illlll or woman is the one who rcllcvcs
iiilc ills of this sort by a little dose of
h'odol for Dyspepsia, ll digcsts what
vou cat. Sold by The Clifford l'liiir-
llacy. "
suiiii- pi-iiplc arc so suspicions that
lit‘) ilnll't (‘Vt‘ll lllli‘c ll lmllctl out;
viliiuiii It grain of suit.
iiEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
”—
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 10, 1900.
m
LEAVE BOUTH NORW'iLK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ‘l.~—is:mix. 5:30. 5:41, all.
vziitix, 6:58, lzliti. 8:”, 8:40. 5143!.
i:d.’.x. 9:301, 0:47, 10:50:. ii.01.
l:l7x.
l’. hip-12:52:. 1:00. 1.40:, 2:I71.
:20. 3131:. lzliix. 0:11. fulfil. 0:40.
1:033, 7212:, 7min. 9:071. 10.32.
Sundays.
A. M.~l2:iitix, fluids. 0:41;. 8:67.
Hills.
I’. Madman. 2:471, 2257:. frtl.
157x, 7:00x. 7:18, 7:0“. 8:26;. liziitit.
0:09.
law YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—-12:00x. 12min. 4:54, 0:46.
1'45. tizili. 8:00. liztllx. 0:02x, 0:09,
‘IHX, 10:0:lx, 10:06. limits. 11:03.
it M.~»—12:0.'lr. Iztil. mills. 2:003.
with. azflls, 4:0lbz. 4:00. 4:163. 413:.
.1021, b200, 0:2fi. 0:001. 6:03, 0:58.
1:021. ilziiilx. 9:20. llruox.
Sundays.
A. Dir-12:00:. litrillix. 6:00. 7:80.
Hutu. 10:0“. Ilztlilx.
l’. M.«-Iil:05, liztli. 0:001. 0:591.
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List of Property
OFFERED _
74 Washington Street,
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OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
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PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
FULL DESCRIPTION.
TERMS. ETC., OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
N0. g——-House, Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms, $ 6,000
l4-—-—House and 4 acres, Rowayton, 15,000
gig—House, barn, ctc., West St.. 12,000
39—Two building lots, Stuart Ave., each, 500
40—Building lots, near East Avé., $500 up.
52—House, barn and 26 acres, West St. 10,000
nishe , ' 6.000
6I—House, Fairfield Ave. 5.000
68——.—Building lots, Summit, Elmwood, Bayvieia and
Taylor Avenues.
69—Frontage on Washington St.
7o—-—-Cottage on shore at Bell Island, furnis led, 7.000
71—Housc and 4 acres, River St., Daricn, x5,ooo
tie—Two building lots, Elmwood Ave., $85. and 1,000
91—House, Marshall St., South Norwalk, 3.000
97—House. Elm St, Norwalk, 5,500
gg—Cettage. Hickory Bluff. 7,000
too—House, South Main St., South Norwaik, 3,000
lei—Farm at Wilton, modem, 9,500
lee—Harbor View Beach lots, $215 up.
103—Dock property at Norwalk
loo—House, Winfield St., East Norwalk. 3.500
107—Housc, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
log—House, Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6.000
lie—Harbor View Park lots. $325 up.
III————HOUSC, Hillside Place, 8 rooms, 3,000
lie—House, 1 acre, West Ave., South Norwalk. 12,000
liq—House, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, 4,60:
its—House, 16 rooms, Marshall St, 4.00!
né—House. n rooms, Elizabeth St., 3.50:I
iiy—House, II rooms, Gerard Place, 5,000
liS—Building lot. Van Zant Ave. East Norwalk 700
rig—House. barn and extensive grounds, West St 27.5co
lac—Building lots. Woodward Ave.. $450 up.
lat—House, 6 rooms. Rowaytom 3.200
iza—Housc, barns. 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike, 6,000
123—16 acres land. Scribner St, 2.000
124—52 acres land. Connecticut Turnpike, 6,000'
res—Cottage. 6 rooms, Winfield St., East Norwalk, 2,500
”ti—Building lot, Fort Point St., East Norwalk. 800
127———Brlck house, 3 families, for sale or exchange for -
small farms. Pays 12% gross, 3.500
”Sm-House. Belden Ave, Norwalk 12,800
129—-—-Building lot on Elmwood avenue, 750
l3o—Housc. Windsor Place. lot soxms. water, I.550
igr—House, Windsor Place. 7 rooms. water, 1,650
i32-—-—I-iousc. Elizabeth St., lct 40x125, 4,500
l33——-——House. West Ave., lot 54x150. 9.000
i34--——Housc, Seaview Ave., East Norwalk. 7.000
”swat-louse, Clinton Ave, 8 rooms. moo
l36-——-—Two building lots, Clinton Ave.. each. 300
lg7-~Two building lots, Clinton Ave. each. 300
I 38-————Housc and barn. cor. High St. and Bayview Avc.. 7,00o
l39—-——Housc. Reynolds St.. East Norwalk, 1,700
mow—Building lot, Burritt Ave, 500
i4i-—~House, Bayview Ave. lot 45x150. 2.500
rum—House and stable. Washington St. , 7,000
143mHousc. Highland Ave” Darien, 6,000
I44—-—HOUBC. Tolles St., 6 rooms, 3,1500
iss-mHouses. Day and Raymond Sta., 6 rooms, each. 2,000
mom—House. in rooms. Day St, 2.800
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