L H GREEN Auctioneer
L. H GREEN Auctioneer
AISOLUTE AUCTION SALE at STAMFORD Ct... of
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All Lots remaining unsold of what was known as the “BITCH ESTATE,” to he held
ursday, F rlday and Saturday, June 8th, 9th and 10th
At 2 p. m., on the premihes. When we say ABSOLUTE SALE we mean we SHALL SELL—— not offer—- every lot in
this Tract EVERY LOT will he sold Regardless of Price, Cost or Value, and on EASY TERMS ‘
There are only to lots for sale on Atlantic street, and 13 lots on our new street named Beckiey avenue.
25 foot street at rear. which gives every Atlantic street lot really two street frontages.
These lots have a frontage of from as to 35 feet, the lots on Atlantic street being 150 feet m depth, with a
Every lot will he sold separately. The first lot offered will be the first choice of any lot on Atlantic street. the buyer having the privilege moi taking a corner or inside lot, and with the privilege of taking one
or more lots
The next offering will be the choice of any one of the lots remaining with the privilege of taking one or more.
.7. his own lot or lots, and at his own price.
EASY TERMS
Heretolore. under the old management, this property has been 1101 d for cash only. The new mana ement will give the purchaser the choice of
for 3 years at 5 per cent; or 10 per cent. each. to per cent. within 10 days, and a per cent. monthly, wit interest on deferred payments at 5 per cent.
Three Pianos, valued at $450 each, and $2000 worth of Valuable Presents given away free on day of sale.
Ladies Solid Gold Watches. ..
Emotional-ted French Clocks. Silver Dinner Sets. 27
Gentlemen' 11 Solid Gold Watches. Lamalro Pearl Opera
Many other artlclea. too numerous to mention.
WHY THE PRESENTS ARE GIVEN AWAY
Simply as 1111‘ advertisement to haw, the people attend our sales. and see fox
" ;, themselves how dash-able our tract la. the money we have expanded on same. the -
" improvements we have made. the desirability of our tract for investment or spec»
wzglatlon. We POSITIVELY GIVE AWAY 'l‘llE PRESENTS FREE whether 3011'
11y or not.
Presents consist 0!
Elegant Upright Pianos.
Elegant Swinging ice Pitchers.
I‘lm Oil Ptllttinn.
HOW THE PRESENTS ARE GIVEN AWAY. WWW
' . ‘ Every man tie-woman who attends the sale will receive a TICKET FREE. on-
.1. titling them to participate in the GRANDDlS’l‘RIBU'l‘lON ol’ 1 all THESE PRES.
ENTS, providing they are at the Sale before 2 l’. M., at which time the Coupons
will be taken up.
they need the money
at
it. I have a contract
A woRp TO THE LADIES.
The ladies are especially invited to attend our sales; we make special provis-
1. lon fol their comfort. and at our auction sales heretotop this is so well known that
usually we have manv hundreds each day who come. and come again. and who
carry away valuable someulrs and pleasant rccblloctlons of the occasion
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A FEW FACTS ABOUT STAMFORD AND ATLANTIC
. STREET
This property has been
will be cold regardless of prlce or value
at Public Auction for over 35 years. and have made over 500 salgs
1“ onnoutlcut In that time. and never have our never will talto a sale where l allow
the owners to place a value on their property or hid it lo. and l can promise that
you the publle will buy thla property at your own price
EASY TERMS
Elegant Tea Sets, ll pieces.
places. Artistic llrlcoa brnc
G lanes.
Rare Vases,
Articles in Cut G
lamalre Flcld and Marine Glance.
Remember. no trash. all valuable. and GIVEN AWAY FREE!
A CARD.
To the residents of Stamford and vlelnlty. and to the reader of this article I
wish to say the property formerly known as the Rl’l‘t‘m ESTATE has lately charm
ed ownership. from BURL!“ a COOK!) to the ATLANTIC! REALTY 00., 0‘
‘Stamford. a Corporation organised and calming under the Lawsof
Connecticut (Messrs. Gurley A Coolie however retalnlns stock in the said cor-
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The new owners are now «shoes of disposing of thelr property at once. and
though realising that the property is very valuable and lncraaalne In value each
day. and that property sold at auction very rarely brings near its real value. yet
. and must sell even at a sacrifice
all thrlilnu. the new ones help; built; old aad‘wornout buildings have been re-
plated with structures: of newer construction; lint- modern. buslnuas buildings have
been erected on may alteh whore antiquated houses long stood and the general
air and tone of the elty la optimistic and advanced.
As this lidvertlsomonr bill be read by many people who do not reside in
sinml’ord and who perhaps me not familiar with condlt us. we wlah to submit
.4 ‘ briefly the lollowmg factor
- . The most costly
‘_ . Stamfordrone of Connecticut a moat bountiful cities, the church home at many placed upon Atlantic
.:‘."‘~‘ families of Wealth and distinctionmaa grown la population over 60 per cent. in
" ‘ ‘ ten years. the taxable value otllproperty in that time over 300 per cunt. ’Fuctorles
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strouthnust always coull
historic and welluollned center. from which
ATLANTIC STREET. THE CITY 5, MAIN THOROUGHFARE
buildings erected la 31 rd in recent yam have been ‘
street It was porn, by. shrevvd vealurs that thin
the min the
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Iplaced in my hands to be sold without reserve or link
wltbt 11: whereby the Company agrees that they nor no
representative shall old on any lotaln this tract. that abaolutaly the lots offered
I have been «used in selling real estate
The property advertised
the to:
streets leading to the real
This method will prevail until the last lot is sold. . This method will enable the buyer to select
EASY TERMS
I20 Gold Pieces.
lass.
paying cash; or paying 35 per cent. cash, the balance on mortgage
200 in an.
810 Gold Pieces. and
is valuable. and i think I am enoulh of a salesman to prove conclusively to the
public that the property is a good buy. and that I shall not have to make too much
ofthe State or
address:
in the State of
(‘ome the First Day of Sale!
dentlal and manufacturing districts
turlnc district.
l are. truly yours.
DOn't wait'
of sacrifice for the owners: No property can be sold at suction successfully on» .1 .
less you have a numbse of people present who are interested. l wiah atvlsaet 5. -
000 pooploat this; sale that; is the reason l am offering to give away the valuihle
pressure nee. laden: your. reader; income and participate in the distribution of ,
these presents. and sea a Mullahs. honestly conducted suction sale.
LMHGREEN
The Best Lots will be acid the
First my! PERHAPS ALL! The only reason we advertise three days is that if
it rains our 11m day. we can“ make the sale the following day! _
THURSDAY. “"4518“, AT 2 P Dd.
Be sure and come!
For full particulars Maps. Booklet. or any other information. call or
FRAN K B GURLEY. Fidelity Bldg. Park Row. Stamford. Tel. 622.
THOMAS N. COOKE. 81111111 Building. Greenwich. Tel. 430.
L. H. GREEN. 353 Fifth Ave, New York City Tel. 4469, Madison Sq.
Extending from the principal Square to the
So1md.A1lantlc 11119111 is the mutate the railroad and to the nourishing manufac-
It Is the street over which more people pass than any other lt is
the natural shopping center It is the street where the highest rentals are obtain
ed where stores and one“ an. ”were in demand It is the street chosen for the
Sanford bu ,5,
Town Hall the Public ldbrar ,
‘ Federal building. for which
, «a
Y. M C. A“. building. and not for the $150,000
a has loads an appropriation. and which is to
be located almost directly oppdalte our property The lots we are offering an lo- 1
cated between the depot (one minute a wslbl and the business center of Stanford.
and on the, right sldonf the street. After our property is sold there remains but
little property on Atlantic street which can be purchased at any price. a
.aw
Milne expressed himself strongly in
la var or Thomas Dornoy. 3dr. Dornoy
was elected to fill the place for which
the recent board of estimate and tan-
uon sessions resulted in the approprls'
lien for. that of extra regular pullou-
man. Chief Thomas Leatherland rec-
ommended.to the council that another
policeman was needed. and also a mo-
tor cycle. but the latter proposltolu
followed the name course it tool: a
year previously. and vs; thrown by
th‘ll board of estimate. The policeman
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question they considered. however,
1 . with such excellent results that not:
' . . , an once:- has been added to the force.
CONNEGTlCUT LEAGUE. Wnahlnslon ........lll 29 .34.) Many other mutton. some of wide-
~ ' St. 14011111 .........lt 2i ~.:lll spread lnteroat, were dlscuseed. 'l‘lto
. 1‘ _ Team Standlnu. ......1 mayor and Councilmen Burnoll. Quin-
L ‘ Won Lost RC Yesterday's'flssults. 1am, Batu, Toomoy. Milne and
“DESIGN! . ~ _ . . . _ . ' ' '32 13 .629 30:")? :1 attic?!) 4- 1 Thompaon Wlll‘fi Present.
' ,Nevv‘wllavon ........20 115 .5536 " rot " “M."“W' ' The meeting was called to order
“- Brldccport .........20 17 .541 0”" "m" WWW: “W‘- shortly 111.. s would: by Mayor nu.
" “New llrltaln ........lll 17 .528 ward J. Finnegan. City Clerk Keane
Springfield ........ .19 17 .528 ‘Efllfifljl‘gum round the minutes of the previous meet—
Springfield .........19 18 .514 Team ltsndlnn. the. which were accepted and ordered
,iWatsrhury 17 211 .459 Wm, 1.11:1 no placed on Illa
“Niirthampton ..,....111 2t .4312 Rochester . ..... ””30 12.,” .1 .l. P. Crossmau salted it 11111 council
f‘liolyplte ill 24 .351 Toronto ............37 15 .1513 know of a city dumping ground and
, ...... - llnltlmore ..........22 '19 539 that help ls elven to this by the city.
Yesterday's Results.‘ mutate ‘ ....... m”, 19 .500 He said that 1111 agreement wIth the
” ’Albuamcs’ postponed; ruin. Montreal . .. ......lll 21 ”2 oouucll hsd called for enough cavern
W 1 Jersey City -:......11l 31 :‘32 to; for the garbage. but that all last
NAYIONAL LEAGUE. Providence .........ll 23- $.50 your he had only received one load
.... . Newark ............n 2., 3“ out of thirteen He atatad that his
Team Itsndlnn. ”...... .1 tam have been intend it. 000 In two
Won 1,0" 30, Yesterday's Results. years and said very forcibly that ho
,‘Ne’v/ York ..........27 11! .628 Montrealll. Toronto 1'» 1101 tunings) M" 9‘” ‘ 91°” ‘0 "“9 ”mill“! 0“ W
cinnamon .......27 17 .1111 Rochester 1. 11111111112 WWW “if the 0W dor- not mm
Chicago .........,. 21; 17 .605 in“; all mil: 1: ln‘tfolr 1:031
W .5113 Villa 13 01111011 0 a mayor
:i‘tit’glfg . _ , .....ig ' g? .513 IEW “FEW!“ “I "In“ £1111: Mr. Cruasm‘sn has some Irlevancs
(ll 3 .477 an comequent y the trouble will as
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Boston ...... _ ‘ . ‘ ..l‘l 34 '9“ . I0.) Mayor Finnegan appointed the blurb-
., I. , . , 1- m nay ccmmlttmgand the street. cannula»
. Vamp.”- mum.) 31min! Dinner Thomas 5.1301119? sinner to ccnfanwlth Mr. Cull-man
nroomyn 7, 15191101111: :1.
New York 7. ultimo 1.
(11111211111111: 11. Boston 2.
rhuauunnu 11. 1111111111111 1 no in?
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ow Ydrh ..‘i.....;ill
distilled
who last evening elected as a regular
officer of the Harwell: Iowa or police-
man. Ill: illness for the position 111
not 101 a momenta questioned. but he
was the lust; special to be appointed
and therefore not the seniority candl
data. but seniority candidates have
I , null hinted laat evening, so the action
While before the vote una taken.
in favor of Richard Moore for the old
‘ ides sweetener caudldute and lit 1111
1211111 morning at 11 o'clock upon 1.11s
matter. It is hoped that the commie
tee and Mr. lrornnsn can come to.
some agreement. Medusa this is the
only available plhce for the dumping!
ot the city garbage.
It is likely that the council
' um
been turned down harm. as on our ‘ again astute the our collection at I’llnmlllt together.” he advised the
7 huge. much was snaps-ted by council. y'thornuzh overheating” or the dsparh
1‘ or the council in this matter in notgmnn human before the hold-d of 111111» m1.-
‘ causing a great deal or dinl‘lluldll.
mate sud 1.11.111»: that you
T1111 deflector A. 11.. from aubmltted
‘ flouncllmsn barbell declared himself allst of thermaleutenla dl taxes which one and he recorded as such.
lil- suggestion mantel accepted and _
animated '
handed to
trust. the 1m
titration course
Wit
dill:
A tomulunlcatlon relative to the
( um street matter was presented in
the form of I resolullowhy (‘ouncllt
man illuruoll. whlrh provided for ad-
wnlnlug of hearings and the holding
of the same.
Thursday. June lbth. was set for
tho ilt'fll’ifl‘ on this alteration of the
llll‘fllll. of (‘rosa street. Then- la llkuly
111 be some opposition at the hearing
and a "rat melon ls enrichment.
The notice and resolution were
adopted by vote.
A communication was received from
Norwalll 1.011”. 109, ll. P. 0. l6“ ln~
vltlng the council to be pnsaant at an
omurtainment in Music Hall on June
Him.
The invitation was accepted with
thuks and the council will probably
attend in n body.
C. H. 1111mm sated rumination tor
the erection of s frame building in
Wilton avenue. Pumisaldn was mut-
1111.
Application was made by Thomas J.
homey for appointment as regular as-
tra policeman for the City of vNorvvsllt.
An uppllcutlon was aloe rmlvm
from Richard F. Moors.
Counclhosn Barbell ssld he believed
a man should be advauud recording
to senlorlty. he sold that, thls has not
lunch the ease, especially in police 111111-
tors. during the year. He said Richard
Moore is the 111111: for thurlm and
that he should have the position. “One.
1111111 was lnelorloullnfimu definw
mntly and l do not think that. should
he smelter such case.” he said.
councilmh horned iald than there
is much talk about 1hd';ltrce1s about
the police department.- He ,thlhltl
that there are some men them
who are not 1111 lot the destinations
mum by the charter‘ and annealed
that all the members of the force be
broom it some future tlmaito beta
their qualifications fully lavsstlwsd.
1111110 and ‘snd gellht With other pacer-
my finer“. _
Dr. Barbell said: There ls dlsssns
lion cleans the members at the den
punctual. which pmentv them from
Omincllinah Burnt!) allied first the
vote for the new policeman be 11 living
ballots Were prepared. .
our ballots were . 111, of which Don
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ney received live and Moore but one.
Special Officer Thomas 3. Barney
lar police force.
A petition was received from James
J. Rowan for a permit to connect with
ten. Permission wan granted.
The library report was read and ac-
copied.
The police report was read and ac-
rented.
Councilman Toomey told that two
in But avenue. our lnatructlona alv-
on by the int meeting of the council
l“ Mayor Home stated that he had
been approached by a member. at the
Clvle lmoe ulna: about the spray-
ing of trees. He remarked that no so-
DMrlatlon has been made for the
work but that he reported to the
council an promised
It was void that the W0 wpreprlst
ed to the council by the board of esti-
mate he [iron to the police depart
ment
avenue was voted to the highway do
11mm.
The (allowing bllls vim ordered
A eoualderabls allocation on all fol.
loved in which (lormcllman Milne do»
elated himself as favoring putting all
on all the other main thoroughfares
of the city that have not already been
Found. Councilmen human urged
that the offing of these other streets
he held up for e tithe. .
Councilman Milne asked; “What
would you do? Keep it until next
WHEN?!” m. 3
Councilman Milne moved that the
order to the ’l‘arvla 12301111“th coun-
marinaded and that oil What-d
when this one cartoon or oh has mm
“a 15‘“ 70!“. {
'Oounellmeu Home” told of ashlar
tor credit for the city. The 111111 111.11
been potted vim: credit In the freight
house
(Sometime. belts of thullnance de-
’[lllflllll‘lllh ll till “0
W111! thus scam to the Norwalk reml.‘
tho-Norwalh city cover and water syn-l
incandescent light: have been placed,
The 1100 appropriated for vlevenley .
paid:
Fire depertment ............0 365.?)
Library department 229.81!
Mica «1mm: ..... mu 1
Adminletratlviv 1mm»: .. 110.41 .
Light department 150.17 ‘
Hither“ department 1.331.611 -,
”it“ b“). «11.91y-esr-1nv 107:” H
We] ....................natam1
3 He was empowered to borrow all men.
ey neceuean‘ up to ”.000.
Mayor Finnegan brought up the traf-
.nn matters. fully explained rccemly In
these columns. relative to the houses»
lion in Wall street.
t‘hluf 'l‘homua leatherland kept tabs
on the trolleys and found that the?
were stationed at the block In front
:of the Norwulk railroad station for an
average time or three minutes.
The councilman thought that a tech
ley switch on the Winnlpauk line at
Hoyt street would eliminate all the
congestion in Wall street and Ilayor
l'lnuhzan elll thkc up the matter‘vllth
the Connecticut Company .
l Council.“ Milne said that he
thinks tho police department Is not
Isa—-
W
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A nice. thick. juicy
Steak—tender
and tempting
is in afield by
itself, when it
comes to
Housatonlc
Power Co
rotten as was stated and he said: "The
police department is in Al condition
and there is no dissenllon save in the
case of one man. who will calm down
when he sees that he has to do what
is right. Olllcer Dorm-y la a clean
white man and afraid of nothing, and
was the only one of the specials sult-
od for the position. it was for these
reasons that I voted for him.”
A general discussion on various mat-
tere followed after which an Iadloum-
ment was taken
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ASSISTANT TO BISHOF BREW‘
STIR WILL BE ELECTED.
WAMBU‘RY. June 6.—-At tho
diocesan convention of the Episcopal
Church or Connecticut. to be held
here June 1:. It is probably that a
androgen bishop will beelected as an
assistant to ill-11011 Brewster. The
olectlon of a sulfragan bishop does
not carry with it the right ohm
melon 101111. blshoprlc as bribe case
of a bishop coadjutor. '
This la In rcsponae s Wont
exlatlnn for some tlmoth‘st neltber
the burden at the billion all“!!! be
lightened or the diocese divided.
woven.
"H*ammocks»‘~’
A large assortment ln tan, blsclr and ,
white. green. red and mixtures.
House hunm‘ansn
concert WALL ANO mall 31":
HOHWALK. noun.
mu: branch Office 111
The Evening
. Prices 65:: to .56
Broiling _ ...... >
' *F A. MITCHELL
Norwalk Chronicler