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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 7, 1911 · page 11

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“1T BUSINESS P ‘~ op RTY‘

 

All Lots remaining unsold of what was known as the “BITCH ESTATE,” to be held .

 

hursday, Friday and Saturday, June 8th, 9th and 10

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At 2. p. m., 0n the prerriises. When we{ say ”ABSOLUTE SALE we mean we SHALL SELL-—- not offer-m every lot in i
this Tract. EVERY LOT will be sold Regardless of Price, Cost or Value, and on EASY TERMS

'There are only [2 lots for sale on Atlantic ‘street, and r 3 lots on our new street named Beckiey avenue. These lots have a frontage of from 25 to 35 feet, the lots on Atlantic street being 150 feet in depth, with a
25 foot street at rear, which given every Atlantic street lot really two street trontages. . ' . . .
Every lot will be sold separately. The first lot offered will be the first choice of any lot on Atlantic street. the buyer havmg the privilege of 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. This method will prevail until the last lot is sold. This method will enable the buyer to select

his own lot or lots. and at his“ own price.

EASY, TERMS

Heretoiore, under the old management, this property has been sold for cash only. The new management will give the purchaser the choice of pa
. for 3 years at 5 per cent: or 10 per cent. cash. 10 per cent. within to days. and 2 per cent. monthly. wrth 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. '

Ladlcs' Solid Gold Watches,
Fine Imported French (flocks.

Presents consist oi?
Elegant Upright Pianos.
Elegant Swinging ice Pitchers.

WHY THE PRESENTS ARE GIVEN AWAY

Simply as an advertisement, to hate the people attend our sales. findifitlt‘ for
themselves how desirahlc our ll‘tii‘t is, the money We have expanded on same. the
improvements we have made. the desirability of our tract for investment or spec
ulailon. We I’DSI'l‘Ii'lillA' GIVE AWAY THE PRESENTS FREE whether you
buy or not. -

HOW THE PRESENTS ARE GIVEN AWAY.

livery man or woman who attends the sale will receive a TICKET FREE. on-
iltling them to participate in the (lliA.\'lll)lSTlllliI"l‘i0N of all 'l‘l'll‘ISIC PRES-
ENTS. providlntz they arc at the $an holore :2 P, AL. ill which time the (.‘ouponn
will be taken up.

A WORD‘TO THE LADIES.

The ladies arc especially invited to ailcnd our Salon: We make apccial provis-
ion for their comfort. and at our auction salon heretofore this In so Well known that
usually we have many hundrcda each day who come. and come again. and who
carry away Villuiililo soinonlru and pleasant recollections; oi the occnaion.

(lenilcnicn's Solid Gold Watchers.
Many other articles. too numerous to mention.

EASY TERMS

Elegant Tau Sela. ll pieces.
Arliallc Ilrit‘dl-hraf‘.
Luinulre Field and Marine (llaercs.

Fine (Iii Paintings.
Silter liinner Sets. 37 places.
Lamalru Pearl 0mm illusaca.

A CARD.

To the residents of Stamford and vicinity. and to the reader or thin article, i
wloh to any the property formerly known as tlu- Iti'l‘Cll ESTA'I‘E has imply chang-
ed ownership. from (‘iIlIiIJiJY & (7001”: lo the ATLANTIC REALTY ('0, at
Stamford. a Corporation organized and existing under'iho Inn-5 of tho Stale or
(lonlwmicnt (Messrs. (lurlcy & (‘ouko lmwcl'or, retaining Stock in the said cor-
poration l.

The now owners are now desirous 0f liltshoalnx of their property at once. and
though realizing that the property in very \uiuuhlu and increaalng in value each
day, and that property sold at auction very rarely prince near its real value. yet
they need the mom-y. and mum null, won all a sacrifice.

This property has hcen placed in my hands to ho aold without roar-tw- or lim-
It. i have a contract with them, whereby the Company agrees that they nor no
rcprcaculaiiro shall bid on any Illiii in this from, that alasolutcly the Mill one-rod
will Im aold regardless of prirc or value I have been cxtgagcd in selling real estate
at Puldlr Auction lorovur 35 years. and haw- madc over Mill union in the State of
(‘onuerlicul in that time. and never have not not-or will take a sale where l allow
the attach! to place a value on their propcuy or hid it in. and i can promise that
you. the public will buy thin properly at your own price. The property adyorllsvd

Rare \‘usoa,
Articles in ("or “lose.

Remember. no trash. all valuable. and GIVEN AWAY FREE!

EASY TERMS

ying cash; or paying 35 per. cent. cash, the balance on mortgage

200 in all.
$20 Gold Pieces.
$10 Gold Pieces, and

is valuahlo. and I think I am enough of a salesman to prove conclusively 10 the
public that the property in a good hay. and that I shall not have to make too much
of a sacrifice for the owners. No property can he sold at auction successfully un-
lcsa you have a numhor of people present who are interested. I wish at least 5.-
00!) people at this sale. that is the reason I am catering to giveaway the valuable
presents tree. I wish you, reader. IO come, and participate In the distribution of
lhofle presents. and see a real. gmmlnc. honestly conducted auction sale. ‘
lam. truly yours,
L. ii. GREEN.

Conic the First Day of Sale? I.)on't waitf The float Lots. will he sold the
First hayf I’Eliilnl’s MAJ The only reason we advertlae three days is that if-
it rains our lil'sl day. we can make the sale the following day!
THURSDAY, JUNE 8th, AT 2 P. M.
lie euro and come! .

For full particulars, Maps. Booklet. or any other information, call or
address: .
FRANK B. GURLEY, Fidelity Bldg. Park Row. Stamford. Tel. 622.
THOMAS N. COOKE. Smith Building. Greenwich. Tel. 430. ..
L. H. GREEN, 353 Fifth Ave, New York City. Tel. 4469. Madison Sq.

 

A FEW FACTS ABOUT STAMFORD AND ATLANTIC
STREET.
AS this ndrcrliscmcui will he road by lunar pooplc who do not ronlulc in

Stamford. and who pcrhnpn nl'c not fulnlllur with couditiona. no Mall to submit
lu‘iclly the following facts:

Stamford. one or ('ouncciit’ui‘s most lmaullful (‘lilin-i. tho church home (if many
families of Wealth and distinction. has grown in population “Vt-91‘ ml per cent in
ion ycaru. the taxable Value of property in that limo over Lion nor cont.

li‘adioriea

all thriving. the new once lwillu hum. oil and nutrient hulldiuus hare lwcn or
placed with alrucinrca of power L'Oillwll‘ilt‘liull. lino modern. luminwa hulldtnns horn
linen crrrtmi on inaar alto». u'horc .‘tlliiqudh-II litultwn long Mood, and tho,» genorai
air and loop of ihc cily is optimistic and advanced l

ATLANT’IC STREET. THE CITY‘S MAIN THOROUGHFARE

The most costly buildings "l‘i‘l'lv'll in Stamford in town! were haw been
placryd upon Alinnllc slrm-t. It won lfi'i‘l'l‘li'fli llw ultrvud initiators that thin
m‘wr mart ulwuya conlllilic the main i‘horonahlnra oi the town Stamford hm.- a
historic and wi-lldeilnml ratio-r, Il‘um “‘illl‘Il radiate the alroois loading to tho real-

(icnliul and manufacturing districts. Extending from the principal Square to the
Sound. Allantn- Street is the route to the railroad and to the flourishing manufac-
turing district. It in the Street over which more people pass than any other. It is ‘ .
the natural shopping center: It is thr- sircct where the highest rentals are obtain-
ud. whcl‘c Start-i; and omces are always in demand. it is the street choten for the
Town Hall. the Public Llhrar the Y. .\I. (f. A. building. and now for the $150,000 . ‘
Federal building. for which i heroes has made an appropriation. and which is to
he Iurmml almost directly opposite our property. The late we are offering are io-
cutod lit-{Violin the depot lone minute's waiki and the business center of Stamford,
and on tho l‘lnlll ship of the street. After our property is "sold. thern'remains bu

lilllc property on Atlantic street which can be purchased at any prite. ‘ '

 

 

 

CONNECTIGUT LEAGUE.

Team Standing.

 

 

Hi. Louie .......... ii iii .Illl

Yelterdny'l Reunite.

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('ll-yclatnl it. Worthington L

SUBSTITUTE STREET
80M) BILL WANTED

it‘onllnucd from l-‘iral Pain» i
V. . |
‘I'liv H‘hl'liw in Kililllfll" In lllnl owl!
ill lil'liiti‘tmrlli‘v \H'i-lol'n llilrs. “illl‘Il
has worked to much nruai ailmnlunc
in thoan plucca and has ll'tilllll'li in
Ult‘ rapid mowih oi llw noun: mics
'WH' continlilm- lilll not Lilli-i lamrahlu
on tho Schcuw and ham» I‘vlllr‘r-xl in
counidor the proponltlou. ollounu. how
ctr-r. ihc opportunity l‘or lilo tilt in
put in a auliulltulc hill in ordvr that
the lwlicr roiuia nun lw nm‘nrml.
'l‘ho annoum-niucni that tho loll had

incl nith iiu into context» a grunt

 

\Yuil lailtli 1".“ ”er guntoa pmllpmli‘ll, l‘lllil, ulmcl: lo lilo oily niilciule und VIII/Milli
llul'll‘ortl , . . . . . . . . .132 1.1 will ...,,,......_.M--..... u In. Wi‘l‘c iulvrcntmi in m-clnu tho plan
Ncu ilui‘cn ....... .L'“ N 3‘5"; EASTERN LEAGUE. put into opt-ration. .lnui Mun alllon
llriduvlmrl ... . . . . . .30 l? J!” .... will lw lnltcn in regards to oiliorlnyz,
Now lirliain ........ iii 1'? .3336 Team Standlnq. a Silliniiiulo hill in not lomuu Ill lhc
fllnhmnpid ,,,,,,,,, in l? Infill Won Lost 180. pl'vm'lll limo.

Hill'illlllli‘li‘ -------- ‘1' I” 5'” iii'i‘ili‘lili‘l' 9“ .. ------ i” l'.‘.' '72” Thu lil‘ltltzc hill, uhir-h has lu-cn cou-
Wnli-l'ldn‘l ......... l? 130 .llfll‘l 'l‘ol‘ollio .......... ..L‘T “3 13153 illtll‘l’wi ul “mill“ “5 H“, I‘illlllilllil'l'il
Ni'i’lllilllll‘lml rrrrrrr m I“ .433 “lilllllwri‘ ----- ~23 lil ‘i'imhm liuunco- and judiciary la “will“ hold
"HIS“R“ ----------- ill I” '3“ ““an AAAAAAA "1? 3‘; .iiill in nlmynncp nhllo ll [milll of luv. in to:
‘ TM” Mtifill‘l'lll .t ------- H ‘ " 7; ttnrdu lo comlt-nluuilon procwdluuu in

Yerterclayn “"9”" Ji‘l‘i‘i‘." ”‘3' ........li‘v 3‘ "”3 living inwmilnuovd, Jllhl what the lan-

A” "Hm” ”WWW”; Hm" pl““"""""“ -------- H 3“ ”mm of this important llli’uuui‘c will no in
Nowarlt ....li it? .ilrll ooposalldo lo lll’ll‘l‘llllill‘ until this ira-

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Team Standing.

“on Loni I’ll, lincllcalcl‘ ll. ilullulo ll,
‘ ' ' :5“ u .um ......
Li':";‘:,.,n.§ i»; .lll‘l Second tan-amen Knnhe Suapendud. i
i’hllmlclphla .. ..... 2? 1K .llllu MSW Yillll‘i. June it (lilo linnlio.
I’iilaiml‘p ''''' 3;, lil Mm accond luluoiilhli of Hip Philadelphia
Hi. Louie ..... .....2; :n .912 NM‘““"‘ l»“'ifllli',i‘l"b. WM lllmlu'mlml
(tinclnuali ...... 2:: 1:: .olu "W ”lit" "it"s “l' lfii‘reldrm lunch in.
liroolurn . . .. ....... p; 39 '3ng day. for his trouido with llmplro Eins-
pmmfi .............li " 34 .24.. lie in ”to mono no (itu‘innnll yontor.

...—.... . tiny.

Yeoterday'u Reunite.
I‘htahurg 4. .‘o'w Yorh ll.
(‘hlcago ii. Ilronkiyn :l.
Uiuciunaii ii. Philadelphia 0.
Hi. Louledioston, rain.

AMEHISAN LEAGUE.

 

Vauterdny'e Reunite.
Moulroui Ii. 'i'm‘onimi El.

 

LOTTEHV MAN FlNED.

, 1 lliilixl‘l‘iil.. .lum» i. lllpulyn- l‘iucy»
Itowold. who was arrested yesterday on
,the charge of commuting a lottery. was

‘ up before Judge 1). A. Pack. in the la '

cal police court. today. Micr u, hrlpf

limp ol‘ llw liiHiicl‘ in Holilml,
bully lhc commliit-c Illili puaucd farm:
‘nhly upon all other Iculurou ca‘copl tho
colulunlnutlon proccmlinuu.

Mac at tho nicmlmra oi the hrldgo
lmmnnlilrm aialcd. laal atoning. lhui
iihc railroad conninnr Wan rt-apunalhlo
lot the dclny in lilo hill. lilo (funnucll’
out Company officials not holuu willing
iuko llwir chair of the {exporter an pro-
1ruled for in lilo lili'llillll‘il. 'l‘llo cxiunl
lot iiuv rallrmul‘a Illlilli‘lli'v in the tuna»

n’llllccn will inc arch in tho roaull of
lhc coinlniiico's llt‘lli'm‘uilllml.

‘i‘lw lull which was introduced hr
liopri'm'hinllvu t'arl A. Andernon. pru‘
riding for the franchlru» for tho uninh-
llalnucnl of an electric plant lor the
l-Iuat Ntll'Wlllli It‘lrc lliairloi, hasdmeu
roporiml in tho lmunc. invornilly. and
now Ilii‘liliii action hy the legislature.
ii in the parapet hope, in the diatrlct
that the hill will page and will receive
the i-ligllllllll‘t” and amn'm‘nl of (intern;

The hill providing Iur iho lamianee
in hands hy the ('in of
South Korwalk to he used for public
limildlng purposes is lacing lie-id up hy

 

W - hearing Pincrkowaki was. lined Si?» and
Team NEWMW roeia, which he paid.
\i‘ou Lost no. ‘ WV ........... V...

livirnii .3» ii! .745 BRISTOL QUSlNESS MEN.
i'hllndrlplda ...,..,2a in .0 it lililli'l‘lll.. .lnnn ?,~~’l‘lw innih un-
llneinn .......... ...24 ill .th nual hnnuiiei of the local lluwineneior Haldwin.
Chicano ,........,.L‘l Iii .58?» Mufi‘n Aasoclnllop will he held to-
New York ........2 iii .lilii night at Lake l‘rirmwuncu. Senator of Mind”
Cleveland ..........19 2? did Stiles Judson. 'ol‘ titratiord, is to he
Washington mull. 30 .illt: , the principal apraloar.

 

Amino ,

tho hnnac ihmnrc emporium hm t‘halr-f
than Watlhnina lllln infu'rnd that llin'
lull hill inc rclml‘lt-d lllluililyl) in Ilw
llctll' Iuluro

Mayor Pohlman Cal’a Bonn improve-
ment Committee Together. i
Mayor .\liwl‘l .\i. l'ohilnan htld lu'mu
untitled of the action oi the lcalalullw
udiclury colnnriiim- in rcuutda to tho
South Noru‘aik Icn )cul ilillll‘tn‘t‘illolll
strum nondu and um and» warned that

‘Hlml “hutch Mean to awmahir- :

‘ i
WILL DRAFT NEW BILL. in"...

NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE.

Xiii‘.‘ HAVEN. Juno T « iflri‘m no.1

illiitmn m lilo \irhni; .‘ilcihodiw l-Zpiw-

... :31

imin} for tho Nun lintloul .tuit‘ci"

lintrrlatxmwn‘ i» ln-Inz :vloyn‘p

til i-r alum? Mo Manure.

 

Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

lllllt'tlti ii Hilllniillllt- Iilii \im‘cl nfitlrvd by SEHViCE AND CUISiNE up To DATE

tomorrow the coininlllm- would report
nuiurorahly on the hill.

llazciulnu ll acct-awry for tho “(‘I‘.
TllH' of lime city that [his hill alumni:
go through tho Iq‘Kidilliill‘l' at. this any
slop, Mayor l’ohlmau hua called the
ammo counniinlo which draltvd lhui
I’orincr hill martin-r lion ul‘ir-rnoon lol

cmnporc u auhaiiiulc pill. which \ylll‘ "

lac rushed a: llarllord. tomorrow,

The only reason alien an it) why the
action Wan taken in ilw muunltirm in
that, It lmliowd lllul ii the tap your
hill paamul ii uould ill'r'nlilu a pprnur
noni institution and on Initialnluro
Would not lw uhlo lo haw a ilnutu‘ in
the pin lo-rcnllcr whoa the city wisdom!
in nmka repaint in H.‘ l'unlln.

SENATONB GLAD FIGHT l8 OVER.
l nau'rrono. Jim» 7.». Momhrrn or.
the Htrllillo moi today to iltkt! up the on!
i dinnt‘y routine of loglululiun with ovary
Mldonce or fueling arr-at relief that tho

content over ilw paldlc lullltlm' lupus»
,urom had been ended. The i‘t‘unoil that .
:lho advocates of tho minority hill

fought any udinurhnnmt yvutordny an,
. iii a i‘tfli' had harm lakcn was immune
ll hull harm prcdiciril that if adjourn-
ment could have licca forrmi the out
come would have hccn unmrtolu. Al.
though Hermon Artur u‘uu til. it mid
horn umicratood that thin would prolp
ably he the lard aerator: day when all
the narration Would be present. Serial
tor F‘tmtur, who is an mud-allay oculiul
hi the Eye and Ear Infirmary in New
York city had found that hiu mimic»
mania would haw haul him away from
the senate mold of lilo mouth.
nl other aruaiora hat-v arrangements
which they cmnuu Well break on dil-
i'eruni day-a.

.-.—.... . ......wn..- M .

The WflillnflrWilU umua n linuaawark
a generally has tuncers with a Sea

Boyer" "‘

RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL 988

 

David W. Raymond

Funeral Director and Embalmcr

19 North Main emu. Iouth Nor-walk
Residence. I Walhinuton Itrut.
Telephone at office. use.
Tel-phone at noon. “I.

 

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Your Eyes

pa}~ Wu (uuploy exper-
ilrulials “lil'llillliiiil physic-
in PVtiiilllli" cl'oS and guaran-

 

nloca uni
li‘lli‘ml
inns

loo anrluinclion.

THE SENTINEL FOR VACATION-‘

oily for thc seashore. mountains or
rural resume. or for Europe. can have
it sent direct
any period desired days.
months.
‘35 often as drsired.

 

THAMER

OCULISTS AND OPTICIANO

87 Atlantic Square. Stamiord. Conn.
Open Monday 81. Saturday Evening:

 

 

 

 

 

WALL
PAPER

Spring Goods
Now in Stock

 
 
 
 

 

E. ii... Gorham

Decorator

to trim on. Kart Nomalk
Telephone 482

 

 

lined want ad.

 

A nice, thick, juicy
Steak—mteader
and tempting

... mmmmwm

AS

is in a field by
itself, when it
comes to

Broiling

Housatonic
ower Co.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Readers of The Semitic leaving the};

mail for ‘
weeks or
Addresses may he changed

to them by

 

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TELEPHONE CALL 720‘

on or unit”

(Gregory Boulevard)
E A e T N 0 R W A L K

Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order

Jllllll l. il'SllllllAll. PilllP.

 

 

'0ven

A large assortment lntan, hiaoit and
while. green. red and inlxturee.

Prices 65c to $6}

an“

r. A. MITCHELL

noose ruamenen .
coauen WALL AND man if!»
uenwack. coon. '
.Mrwalk Branch Office at
The Eveaiuit Senilnt

 

 

 

 

 

 

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