ilk"
‘l’
. Itore, and you’veseen the wind blow dust
about; but you never yet have seen a package
0f GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER injured in the
, least by its surroundings. GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY
lél‘iti'l't‘lilt camt‘take injury. It comes from the only creamary
phbilacd to use the odor-proof and
.ER .
at w or... a}
l.- is .4.
—-—keep it in the
foods-«use it the
Your grocer will
muhn" ~
germ-proof package. Try .
this butter yourself—take a package home
breakfast rolls and you will say “that":
the most delicious butter I ever ate.”
CREAMERY BUTTER at the same price
‘ you’ve paid for common butter.
.1 , ,PILLON & mucmppglilqetvnaven and Hartford. Court.
u
26 revolutionise; In 01:15.7“ was all .
over pitlgaho Chopin. Site stuck to it
o .
bray _ at at Cornfield Shoal light
the Providence was six minutes ahead. ‘
been spanded up to 28. or even 30 turns
a minute If the exieencies of the ocean
the course div r duThe Chew
on for New and thc Provi once
for this city. . fc utter bostliittl made
such fast time
slow down to _ rug in ordar'to keep
from arriving it ox Point too early.
kept
cm
I
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
There's grave danger from the
plague of Coughs and Colds that are
so prevalent. unless- you take Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Conanmp~
lion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
Walls. of Forest City, Mo... writes:
”it's a Godsend to people living in
climates where coughs and colds pro-
vall. . I find it quickly cnds them. it
prevents Rnenmouia', CIII‘GB lln‘Grlppc.
gives wonderful relief In Asthma and
Hay Fever and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward oftConsnmp-
tlou. Caught and Colds, 500. and $1,
Guarrnntoed by F. ii. Baxter's South
Norwalk, and E. P. Wood's, Nor-walk.
drug stores, Trial bottle ire . “
fl... -.___....__.._..
SHERIFF OE HARTFORD COUNTY.
Jacob D. Walter. of Cheshire. Named
, by Ropublicanl.
NEW liAVl‘JNHOCi. 0~-Jacoh I). Will-
ter. of Cheshire. was nominated sheriff
of New Haven county by the Republi-
can county coiwonllou. dct’entlné the
present sheriff. Albert 13. llunham. by
a vote of 67’ to 27. As was expected
w the convention dcvcloped Into a lively
.. fight between the supporters of Sher-
ifl’ Dunlnim and County Commissioner
refrigerator with other
next morning on your
sell you GOLD MEDAL
a ~RAOING 0F 8TEAMBOAT8.
@9010 Famous Speed Trlals on Long
. .rlliand Bound Recalled.
. It: is generally conceded that the
cutest steamboat racing that has
a known in this or any other conn-
dook place in the palmy days of
' steam ‘trnflic on the Mississippi
fiver when that great stream was the
‘hiéhway of travel for all the popula—
.-tion of the Mississippi valley. Thou
" ' “to light draft rivcr steamers would
' . down the river with every ounce
they could generate, with
1. ma pine knots for fuel and "u.
lnizger . ug on the safety valve.”
‘ iOc'cusiona y.,thcy blow up. or ran
against a snnghbut a passenger on
0.119 .01 the flrst’cluss boats felt that he
had really lost the worth of his
money If at some stretch his steamer
(lid not have a race. ‘
However that may be Long Island
sound and Narragansett bay have had
7111.61? «chute of racing and racial:
equally dangerous In spite of the fact
that they had more mom. says the
Providence Journal. It is a great
night. to quote from Kipling. to
"See the tall Full steamer lights
Tour blazing up the Sound.”
and there have been races since the
earliest. days in spite of the rules
made by the companies owning the
various lines. down to the one thc
other night when the now Providen‘co
ywrested from the Chopin the chum-
pionship of thosc waters.
in Augusij'llt'll. the first sicumcr to
arrive at I’rovidcncc from' New York
the Fulton. came up tho bay and then
110 more Blcuilllliuils wvl'c such ili'l‘t‘
until the arrival of the (Tonnccticut
on June ti. 1822. On July 12 of tho
name your the llhodc island and Now
York Steamboat (‘o. was organized
and the’ steamers Fulton and (30111100
flout began making rcgular trips bc-
tweon Providence and Now York.
touching at Newport on the way.
From that time on other boats ,wcrc
built and opposition lines organized.
and with‘ this development rivalry and
racing began. (
in March. 1828. there conic to
Frovidcnco from tho North Rivcr n
utpnmcr which was consldcrcd to be
a beauty. thc Chancellor Livingston.
c was a 300 ton craft and was lio-
ticcable on account of having three
smokcstacks. as wr-ll as nooihcr nov~
city for those timers-11 cabin on dcck,
~ which with her cabin lll'iilW gave hcr
vary superior accommodutionu. Slu-
alto secured a cook of genius and
won passengers by the exccllcnco oi”
ltei‘ bill of hire. .
Early In Scpimubor, 1828. anolbcr
Itelnihont. ilic Benjamin Franklin.
was compictod and placed upon the
Providence line. to which the Living-
ston was running In opposition. ’l‘hls
boat was finished. according to the rc-
port, "with an cyc to ucaint-ss. plaiir
' nous. comfort anti convenience." in
the lttdlea' cabin worn a rich Brunch:
carpet. damask curtains and furniture
to corroapoud. The panel work was
in imitation of satin wood and birds
‘eyo liiuple. and ultogt-lhcr the Frank
lin was considored the crack boat. on
the sound. although the Livingston
wu said to be factor.
On Oct. fl. 1828. tho first, steamboat
race In this part of the country took
place when Iliti lioninniin Friltldln
out. tho t‘flnincullor Livingston raced
., from ii’rovldcnru in Newport and a
Journal editorial says in regard to the
match:
“Spy 11 o'clock the dcnac columns of
.01ka which bliiCIII'llt'd the heavens
. In" note of dreadful preparation. All
Wu life and animation. The passen-
flfl. and oven the spectators normal:
of the feelings of the owners and com-
marten of the two boats. and. in fact.
tho boats themselves seemed animated
M'tlio occasion and alive for the
0
fore the clock struck it: the
kiln parted htli‘ facts. apparently
‘ i for the encounter. tine
_'_ 010wa down the strum and
rte at For Point wharf. would“;i
, , and the Franklin at the same
set her wheels in moticn but bit-
too for to the westward, she im-
tidy grounded and the Chan-
” nor. in about six min-
0 nidln was again in nit.
__
”in
' 11 “0110014 be remembered that the
“you not prepared for the
' howl-a the Franklin started
odor received a note from
' in of. the Chancellor saying
‘la‘ttor's platen was cracked in
mm as would prevent pub
‘ of 0100111.
rip to New for , with I
of mum and her
wood was stowed as usual upon bcr
upper deck. Had the Chancellor becn
prepared tlic result would liavc bot-n
moi-c favorablc; as It was, she was
beaten about three mllcs. or from 1::
‘io 15 minutcs.
two boats wu cntm‘iulu hilt one opin-
ion. They are both first’cluss stonin-
ships and with the Washington “'0
'have exploded within a year. we i‘col
Willi regard to thel
'nltor on tho scaling of the lwcnty
delegates from the ten senatorial dis-
tricts. R. S. i‘ilnmnn. of Oxford. and
William II. Newton, 01‘ Walllngi‘ord.
were the leaders on the side fighting
against lhc scaling of the senatorial
districts delegates. claiming that the
country towns were. left out when it
came to selecting these delcgacs. ’I‘hcy
it our duty. as public. journalists, to
caution ihc public again! ihc dangers
Ito which ihcy nrc cxposcd. so that if
any onc choose to risk his neck in
them hc may do it with a lull knowl-
‘cdgc of tho posslblc consequences.
“There is no excuse for risking the
livcs of passengers in this oompetb
and was the new Queen of the Sound. ,
Barely 00. too. because she could have .
aion had required them. At Cornfield .
think them are not three better bouts lion for supcrior speed; and it is the
111 thc ctmnirv." liciglit of fully to asscrt that a race
Sonic vcl'i: tuicicni nmrlncrs and . can bc hold bciwr-on two powerful and
perhaps a tow "oldcr lnlmbitnnls" to rapid stcnmboais without great dun-
:nc‘mbcr as children the rivalry bc- gar. 'i‘hi» two boats will leave this
tween two of the most famous boats owning for Now York. whcu the race
that ovor snilcd l'retwtmu Provident-1‘ widi. doubtless. bc rcsnmcd. and It ro-
:md New York. tho Narragunscii and mains to be soon whotlicr the public
tho .lohn W. Richmond. The llich- Will sustain such dangcrous rivalry.
mood was built in New York, and, al'- Sincerely we hope not; sincerely do
protagonists rapidly on her v07: 1
Aunt and the fullest confidence has
or lior trial trip. licr owncrs and oili-
ccrs anuounccd that she could bcat
anything afloat anti tho Narraganscll
officers board of It. When ihc John
N. Richmond started on her first rc-
turn trip from New York, thc Nara-
:nllscti started, too. and bent licr rival.
vlio had not yet. “found licrscli.” to
Providence by more than an hour. .
The other soon did "find liciscll’.'
and after that liappcncd none of the
cgtllar ships could got ncar her. and
lic. Providcncc and Stonlngton l‘illl'
and, which operated the tlllllUSlI‘I'"
Linc. decided that they would got
.omclhing to boat hcr and iorihwnh
purchased the stcuinboat Lexington, a
iycr owner! by Vanderbilt.
The. Richmond had lain in Ncwport
over night and in the morning shc
\icni uvcr to Sionington. only io find
that. ilic Lexington which should born
01‘” tllt'l'c In nicci ilic Boston ii'nln.
hcn duc. haul lioi nppvurt‘ti. Accord-
. igly ihc Richmond ran In and oficrvd
") tnko ihc pnsscnucrs to Now York.
' llc offer was ncccptcd. lint, wliilc Iili'
‘iclimond \vaitcd for thc .‘lua‘luu Will".
the Lexington arrivcti .thu ibi-
.iain cumc in tho passcuu-u‘s dlvidcd
zucir number. sonic going by our boat
on sonic by the other and bath shill-“i
were in motion about the some instant.
For tcn or :i dozcn iuilcs duwu lhc
:‘ountl tllc lilchmlud. which hurl had
the advantage of position at tho start.
lcpt :1 low hundrcd yards uhcud wl‘lll‘
cut perceptible cluingo in thc rolalryc
positions of the sit-tuners. 'l‘hc dcust-
tlouds of smokc hogan to pour from
the licxingion. it slit-ct of 11:1.in shot up
irom hi'l‘ smokosinck. hcr wliccls limp
cd fustcr and tho prisscugors (‘hccrcd
as iliy rcalizod that the gap ilcht‘t'll
inclr boat and Ill!" Richmond was
(losing up.
It was an anxious momcnt on board
thc Richmond. for thc la-xinninn was
gaining fast and Captain ’l‘owuscud
(tlliiti not be found. lit: was ibcrc,
linwovm‘, and lit: ho had not part of ”it"
crcw to work picking out the most
resinous wood on board ilic niomcut
lw lcft Stonlnxion and had It pllmi up
(tlllVl'llii'nUy at hand. he was rcudy for
llu- row as soon as ho saw tlic lit-xiii):-
ion incrcascd hcr apt-rd. llc consult
ad the cngiuccr, who told him that 11110
could stand "considerable morc."
"'l‘hcn pul In the fat wood and lot
bur no!" said tho captain amt the
Richmond bcuan lo bolcb forth ilrv
and sinoko from her funnels.
i-lho li'l'llliliwl ut cvcry rt-voliliion of
nor whet-bl. and the. roar of bur Ili‘t'n
could be heard all over the bout. lin-
derncnlh bur tlu- watcr boilod and
soothed mid alu- rushed on at n ll'l'i'lilt'.
pace. .
Although doing cvcrything in hill
power to Int-rouse the spool! of tho
laiitiugion llw captain of the latter
boat. with tho pimcngura. had to
Watch helplessly the Richmond slowly.
steadily and surely draw away from
them. iiiilll at last lino ioro through
liell (into. and. tied at ht'r plcr. saw
qu' iltliililltiil rival route in half an
hour later.
In reference in one of the first moon
of the John W. Richmond. in which
she was a little behind the Narragans
soil. the Journal on Monday, July it.
1830. had something to any. At the
top of the column. in heavy typo. arc
the words:
Whig Nomination for President
Henry Clay-
of
Kentucky.
'i‘hon theI article goes on or: follow:
“ The atonmbuata Narragansett and
John W. Richmond arriviul here you-
terdny morning about 15:30 o‘clock a.
10.. having madodhc passage in about
2 hours from New York and arriving
at the wharf nearly neck and neck.
“We note this to express our un-
qualified til-approbation of the whole
transaction. Hitherto the 1101;“ have
run through the sound without door
been always placed in their safety and
metal management. lint if that aye
tom I: to be introduced which has
cause the uwfuldestruction of lab
mini life by the Roselle and Pulaski.
wc hope that both will lcavc the wharf
without a singlc passcngcr. We con.
sidcr ll duo in the safety of the iruv-
cling public that crcry effort should bu
manic to punt down this shameful con-
lost In tho beginning.
"Wc makc ihcsc remarks to no spir-
it ol‘ uukiudncss toward thc proprie-
tors of tho dli’i’crcnt boats. So long us
they are conducicd with tho prudcnco
i\'illl‘ll has hitbcrlo dlstluguishcd them.
wc wish thou) both cvcry success antl-
said that the official call for iho‘con‘
volition assigned by Mr. Walter. Wily
liiim P, Hill and John M. Sweeney did
not call for the election of senatorial
vlczntcs anti accordingly the men wol‘c
before the convention on the part of
IS FREE ,
from all dangerous drugs
and if it doesn't cure your
COUGH on codi .
you can have your money
pback.Diuggists.25c.50,c§l
I
u...
_ _ .i. .
GOVERNOR AT SOLDIERS’ HOME.
An interesting meeting will be hold
at the Soldlcrs‘ Home. Noroton. next
Tuesday. Germ-nor Roberts and stuff.
department commander of the Grand
Army. and stuff. and officers and mem-
bers of tho thncn's Relief Corps will
be prcaent. All old soldiers and still-
ora and members of their families are
cordially Invited. A good dinner will
be served to all guests on this occas-
ion. No doubt a number of our vet-
crnns will take advantage of this op-
portunity to visit the cure. The gov-
oruor will arrive at 10 a, m.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rc<
word for any case of Cutnrrli that can
not be tuned by Hull’s Caturrh Cure.
1“. J. CHENEY it 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undcrsigucii. have known F.
.l. Cheney for the last if) yours, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations matte
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN it MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Hall’s Cutarrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
glsts. ‘
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. ”
..
1
Although plaids are very fashion-
nblc. the present being a grout color
season, a good many will prct‘cr thc
illegal action on the part of the “nth-
cr aide." Mr. llimnun said that the
country was not strong enough to pill
up a man for fiili‘i‘ifl-Whtl should bc
nominated by a trick or a snap con-
vention. lrlc said he would stand for
“no such game" and had the support
of Mr. Newton. who made a
speech favoriuzz the unsettling oi' the
delegation. saying that they were at-'
tending thc convention through fraud
on the part of a few.
Chairman Theodore ll. MacDonald
appointed a committee of five on cro-
dcntinls finally. who were instructed
to consider any claims and protests.
After a wait of half an hour the coin-
Nl l‘OllZ . ,
shall at all times be happy to testify
to lbcir mcrlis; but wlicn they colit-
mcucc racing we us sincerely hope
they will find il in losing business."
millec rcported that the list of «icic-
gnics. including the scnnlorlul district
rcprvsrnulivos was regular. This
committee wasniado up as follows:
in Nariugausctt buy Iisclf. strictly (‘hullcs R’ch‘kwgn' Mcriden; George
Hlli'ilklllg- 11W“? “'35 11“ 1‘1”an MI llrown .M'Illcoti; .l. P“. Linsley. North
sicamboais contincd to that body of lil'tlluhl'li: Judge'yaco’], B. [sumfln' of
wutcr except an occasional 'brnsh bo- N9“; ”MM. and (.‘hurlcs G, Apprmn‘
luccu liiilc filt‘tllllvl's Illi‘lllll llUHWi‘Il'fbf Middlcbury. A motion was made
l’rovldcucc and NI‘WDUN. ”Willi" 0": to adopt the report of thc committee,
ctmrsc ihc rluracr boats which began pm this was finally uinondcd (m a mo-
llu- lilt'i‘ lll ilu- Sound kcpt It up all‘ lion by Mr, Hinman io adept tho rc-
tho way until licd up to the. wharf.
Sincc llit‘ "days of old" ilicrt- have torlal minimum. Tm. motion “a
ht‘i‘ll i‘tlillllfll‘tllh‘t'll’ {PW “HI"“IS ““3““. amended was lost anti the original onc
but to old sailors such names as those “mm through.
of lilt‘ Richard l‘cck, ilic City of Inw- Noiiiinnltons “1.". their in ordcr. ”up.
oil. 1111' ('III‘ of NW’ YUl‘kt ”I“ (‘III' “I wy llnlllgcn, of Scymour. nouiinalml
liusltili. ”It! Cli)’ OI Newllfll'l ”111' “Ill Slicrlff llurbom. the. nomination bclng
bout of that namci. ihc City of Wor- gomnded by Mr. Newton and the name
rcswr. the Mnssnclmrelts. 1hr l’|\'~ or Mr. Walter was placed bciorc the
mouth Rock. tlw iluy State and oth-a nonvontlon by Edwin 11. Brown. of
crs aic familiar rciuindcrs of tho Ily- Cheshire. This notninuilon was 3......
t‘l‘S and “queens of tho Sound" in by- ondcd by Judge Ullman and on the
goat- years, vote Walter received 07 and Durham
In later ycars raccs huvc bccu few 27_
and fur botwccn. but Ilit'l‘c arc doubl- A pomminno was appointed in brlnz
Int-18 llliml‘ Whii'h 1111"“ llt'l‘i’i' “1‘0“ Mr. Walter beforc ilu» convention and
.kuown outsldc of thc oillccis of tho it short spcech by mp nomlncc (0110“,.
ships iutcrcsiod. for tho rules against Np,
,1
11 Intro bocu llliltit‘ vci'y strict. and it - m
u stcamcr is known to have t‘illlilgild 1“ True and tried frlcuds of the family
a coutcsi Ii soun-ilmcs makes things, “nowm'g Limp Early Risers. Beat
uiiDIi-‘HBHHI it" ”I“ ““1““?5- Al‘i‘ill'i‘i‘m' for results and host to take. lichen-
io a man iii a position to know. at lcnsi
it might be ibotmhl that tho captin of
the strip might speak with authority,
the new Queen of the Sound was not .
“racing” with tho Clicntcr W, Chopin.
but morcly “running on scIu-dulo
”NHL" ””“'ir“"'l' ”It“ "Iii-V W‘v ”‘9 'I‘hc.announccnwnl in niadc'by ihc
Nivlllllt'l‘ (lilt'iiit‘l' W. Ullililiil ()l' Illt‘ Now! Np“. Ytll‘k. New Haven and HflI‘IfOI‘fl
London lino Is no iongcr cutiilcd to Railroad Company of an autumnal eit-
i'llll‘y ”W "whip." ‘3 "‘1 "’"K'r'i' ”“5 curaion to the Berkshire I‘lliis points
“Quccn 0‘ “W 3‘1““05' 3““ WWI Kl“- of tit-oat nnrriniiion. Sim-klrrldltc. Lee.
if" 0 “WWW" "4‘3””; "III‘I’N‘Y “3' ”‘0 honors and l’ltlailcld for Tuesday. Oc~
l’101/{000911 0' “'9 I’I'IWNI’IWC‘ ““i‘l tolwr lith. This trip through 1110 pic.
which arrived llurc Sopiuiubm' iii. on “"1.ng 'nurkflhlrp mu... m u contin-
lN‘I‘ rmular it‘ll. nous panorama of charming acunir of-
llui tlic facts are those. The Chopin. facts. “.mpppmy at this “mm" of 1m,
undoi- Capt. Wultor ll. iiuiturd. lnui‘y..m~, when the inliuwc Naming" m
bmu innklnx lll'elll WW “WWII“ 0" most attractive uppcniuncc. Special
lll'l" runs between New iondon and ”up. with highmjuug pqnuflnun‘ mu
Nt-w York. The taliioua (Fltv of ”We" lcnrc south Norwuiit at 7:00 a. 10.. due
dnlilc lililc pills. They do not prlpc
or sicken. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. P
AUTUMNAL EXCURSION TOITHI
BERKSHIRE HILLS. '
on the New lauulon lino Which Wi'l'i!.oxcurniouiat about four hours in which
rcynirdcd all phenomenal. but “watt .0 00.10! the DI “.“ru” m “flu pump“.
“or" 00 int lll'llilflt'li by “I“ (301101“ lug auction of 0 country.
tlml tho .wul‘d wont forth lluu tlu- Int-I round trip only 1.00. Arrangemont
tor boat was the now "Q. of tho 5." llfili boon mode nuicr which it rcpt-o
'1‘wa was accepted in coma uuiutcra «initiative of u... liorknhiro 5"...“ “an,
but not aboard tlm Provident-c of tho wuy will puma 1h uxivnraiou train and
Providence lino. where there was t'lliiil~ "my“. sale of "ck...” at m... of twpniy.
tiehce.ihat the magnificent new boat m”. pants each. which will (em/m- tho
could trim thonW aimed claimant. services of that company‘s reprtuuiuia-
lltllh 1101111! iii“ Now Yill‘k Bilitll‘diiy live In ”how”: [)fll’lltlll "round timek-
cvonlns, sent. 2:. Tim Provliioarn wits bridge for three-quarters of an hour,
in the fund. leaving first. M White” special ours to fit-aux. sight-cabins at
alone. at tho head of the Bound. the lotion. and transportation 15110111511 ID
Chopin Ileana torsional up. It was orb l’lttufleld. due at the latter point about
slant to tho ofllcel‘u of the Providence. 2:00 p. In. adtiitionaiindormalion
from the way the Chopin was conduit ace ad. in t
on. that she was doing to .trr, 10 ill" .
the Providence bound boat. Mord was
wont to the canine room that. 'aomo
thing was doing." and tho shoddy”
increased from 24102459 turns. “I’M
Chopin. however. continued to sum,
and came up nlireast off Hart Island. ;
From there to Captain's island. it dis- ‘
tance of 11% miles. both big lim‘l‘ll rural
ed side by side. Then the I’t‘ovidcncb's
speed was increased from 24% to 20'
turns a minute. and slowly but surely ‘
she began to pass the Chopin.
The Chopin put up a gallant battle.
The smoke Matched forth from her
stacks." if she was one of the Mission
ippi river packets of the old time road
in; days when itwoa militarism to ,
burn flit it by the barrel when a; -
saucy rive wantad trouble. When her
first: was a of the pilothouae of l‘
0» Provide formula mluin of the P10101011.
latter. bunt. 00.1ch .for 11 little more «PHI 07,
mm
was
port .aftcr slriklmr. out tho list of scnn-i
' 4:10. 5:30. 0:011.
_ . om. 10:00:. 11:20.
la ‘ { “N“,h 0
.. A. Emmott. max. 1:
, 0'00. 11:05!
more quiet mixtures containing per
haps the same colors only in snmllcr
dcslgn or no designwjusi :1 soft blentl~
lag of them all.
Succcss never comes to a man who
is afraid to face failure.
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115,000 and the Eatthhaso Company. until I toak”‘11raa‘llian:1’1nlni. and one
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THIS LIST CAN no so WITHOUT EXPENSE. . In-LIs'riuo
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION. AND DETAILS.
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OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS. - HAD AT
No. g—-——-House. C‘resaent Terrace. 10 rooms, $ 6,000
I4—-—House and 4 acres, Rowayton, 15.00» '
35—-—-House, barn. etc, West St.. 10,0070 ‘i
39—-——Tw0 building lots. Stuart Avc.. each. 500
tic—Building lots, near East Ave., $500 up. ~
52—1-1011”. barn and 26 acres, West St., 10,000
55—-—-—Boautifuil{y located cottage at Bell Island. in:
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ctr—House. Fairfield Ave.
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68—Building lots. Summit. Elmwood. Bayview and 5
Taylor Avenues. Y . .
69-———Frontage 0n Washington St. . ~
7o—-—Cottage on "at Bell Island, furnis ted. 7.000-
7I———Hous ' acres. River St., arien. 15.000
80— uildin lots. Elmwood ve.. $85t. and 1.000
91—H0u39. More all St., South Norwalk, , 3.000
97—11011“. Elm St., Norwalk. 5.500
gig—Cottage. Hickory Bluff. ‘ 7,000
zoo—House, South Main St., South Norwalk, _ 3.000
tor—Farm at Wilton. modern. 9.500
IOZ—THRI'bOI' View Beach lots. $275 up.
IO3-—-D0t‘k property at Norwallt ' I
too—House. Winfield St., East Norwalk. 3.500
:07—-—-H0u0e, 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
Iog—-—-House, Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6.000-
IIO——-Hafb01' View Park lots. $315 up.
III—House, Hillside Place, 8 rooms. 3,000
Ira—House, I acre. West Ave, South Norwalk. 12.000
XIq—-H0u8e, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, ‘45:).
Its—House. 16 rooms, Marshall Stu ' 4.000
“House, It rooms, Elizabeth St., 3,509
117-p—Houso. n rooms. Gerard Place, 5,009
Its—Building lot. Van Zant Ave., East Norwalll 700
rig—House. barn and extensive grounds. West St. 27.500
raw—Building lots. Woodward Ave» $450 up. i .
rat—House. 6 rooms. Rowayton; ' 3.200
Isa—House. barns. 4 acres. Connecticut Turnpike, 6.000
123—-—-15 acres land. Scribner St., 2.000
, m4—-——52 acres land. Connecticut Turnpike. 6.000
Ins—Cottage, 6 rooms. Winfield St., East Norwalk, 2.500
106———-Building lot. Fort Point St., Ealt Norwaik. 800
ray—Brick house. 3 families. for sale or exchange for
small farms. Pays 12% gross. 3.500
Ins—House, Belden Ave. Norwalk 12.800
rag—Building lot on Elmwood avenue, 750
:30—-—House. Windsor Piece. lot 5021.5. water, 1,550
A!3I--—-H0118€, Windsor Place. 7 rooms. water. 1,550
I3a-—-—House, Elizabeth St.. lot 40.2125. 1 4,500
I33—-—House. West Ave.. lot 54x150, ‘ 5 9,000
I altar-House. Seaview Ave.. East Norwalk, i 7,000
I35—---House. Clinton Ave. 8 rooms. " 2.100
I36—-—Two building lots. Clinton Ave.. one 305
137-—Tw0 building lots. Clinton Avon'u‘ 300
rail—House and ham. cor. High St. and Bay iew Ave.. 7.000
139——-House, Reynolds St., East Norwalk, ‘, I.7oo
I4o-—-Building lot. Burritt Ave.. . “ 5'00
14WH01BC. Bayview Ave" lot qsngo. 2,500
142—-—H0m on stable. Washington St., 7.000
I43—House. Hi bland Ave. Dar-ion, 5,090
I44-—-—Houae. To 100 St., 6 rooms. 3,000
tits—Houses. Day and Raymond Sta. 6 rooms. each. 2.000
x46———Houoe. 10 rooms. Day St.,: - s~ . 2.800
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