shoe TEN, . W '7 . v11“: . . 35111. W‘WWW WWW .7. +1 sin .41 i 1 Properties Offered by Taylor & Golden Agents 74 Washington St, South Norwalk ’ When inquiring kindly refer to number of property Shore _ Proporties . its—FOR S.ALE—-—19-room house, Hickory Bluff, all improve- ments. Price $11,000. a 11:11:14.1: :1 :1 ' "' a—-SOLD. 1h llllhillllflllllf’llllf is—FOR SALE—Aq-room cot- tage, Bell Island. Price $6500. 4-‘-FOR SALE—7400111 cottage at Pine Point, all improve- ments, excellent condition. Price $6000. Furnished. 5--FOR, SALE—7-room cot- tage, Bell Island. Price $6000. 6—FOR SALE—Io-room cot- tage, Bell Island, all 1mprove- ments. Price $3750. 7—FOR SALE—7-roorn cottage and two lots opposite, Bell Island Price $4500. One lot adjoining. 8—FOR SALE—12 rooms, all improvements, one of best locati no on Bell Island. Price 00.- 9—FOR SALE-Hyman} cottage on east shore, all improve- ments. Price $8000. to-a-FOR SALE—Gs-room hotel, Greens Farms. Price $100.- 000. 11—F0R SALE—Large house, Tokeneke. Price $30..000 56 FOR SALE—8 rooms, im- provements, lot 6511200, on Rowayton shore. Price $6000. South NorWalk 124F612 SALB‘r—Iz-room house, West avenue, hot water heat. Price $12,000. lei—FOR SALE— Woodward avenue, 8-room house, lot 40111115, all improvements. Price $5000. ll: 11 u s s l" 111 s '1 Id—SOLD. 11 Illlllti‘liflllllllllfil' L 4 15-—FOR SALE-Beautiful home, , west St. Price $35,000. 1 Iii—FOR SALE—13-room house, 1; South Main St. Price $15,000. ' 17—FOR SALE—14400111 house, West 31., all improvements. Price $15,000. ‘ 18—FOR SALE—House, Fair- 1 -- field Ave., lot 100 it. front by ‘ 211 it. deep.‘ Price $12,000. 53—FOR SALE--Lots, Washing- ton St. 54—-FOR SALE—Double house, 6 rooms, attic and bath for l l‘ l i l. each apartment. Price $7500. ‘ Lot 50x125. Quintard Ave. 59-—-FO_R SALE—15400111 house, 1 " all improvements, one acre of l l r,ound Bsyview Ave. Price 5 500. 6o—FOR SALE—a-Building lot, ‘ Cedar 81., 5011125. Price. $1400”- i iss—FOR SALE—7400111 house. Courtlandt 81.. all improve- ments. Price $4500. *1!!! 1 lg—sow. * Ill fill it 1" Ill * l l i f 20—FOR SALE—House l l l l it‘ll! and building lots, Ely Ave. lax—FOR SALE—New house, 15 ' rooms, Summit St., all im- provements. Price $2900. : 22—FOR SALE—n-room house, j Chestnut St.. all improve- ments. Price $6500. i 137—F0R . SALE -- Building. . store, tenement and hail, Washington St. Price $10,- 3 I u i 000: $6000 can remain on mortgage. 138—FOR. SA E «A- Valuable ‘ property 011 ater St. 139—FOR SALE—E-room house, Taylor Ave, improvements, lot 50. 8 front, 030 deep. Price $4000. 140~EOR SALE—5400111 house, Rockland road, well water, two other lots, 120 feet front, 71 feet on northerly side in depth and 100 feet on souther- 1y side. Price $1300. 141—F0R SALE—Two lots on Clay St.. 4411101. Price $1300. 142-«FOR 5111.11..er lots, Gib- . . son Court, 40. 6711104. Price v $1000. 143—FOR SALE-Two lots, Gib- .son Court, 49 9711100. Price $1000. 144-—-FOR SALE—One lot, West 81., 761190. Price $3500. ' ills-FOR SALHne 101. West 81., 5011108. Price $2500. ism—FOR SALE-23 building lots, View Crest, of! West Ave. $500 to $5500 152—FOR SALE—Several lots, East Washington St. 154—~FOR SALE—Small farm near South Norwallt, on West 81.; 7-room house, two barns, water in house. Price $4500. 155—FOR SALE - 13 -room house, South Main St., all improvements; lot 7111195. Price $15,500. . 156—FOR SALE—Lot 5011146, west side of Elmwood Ave., South Norwallt. Price.$650. 158—F0R SALE—g-room house, all improvements, steam heat, - Lowe 81.: lot 10011200 feet. Price $6000. . 159~FOR SALE~C0ttsge on , bluff at Bell Island. new. all improvements, beautiful it» cation. Price.$15,ooo 161-—FOR SALE—Putnam Ave., 7-room house, all improve-I i ments, hard wood floors; lot 40 by 120. Price $4500. ' Building Lots 23-.FOR SALE—Lot, North Main St. a4-—-FOR SALE—5011164, Elm- wood Ave. Price $1000. 25—FOR SALE-Reed Ave. Price $1200. a6—FOR SALE—Several lots, Highland Park. s7—FOR SALE—Lots, Bayview Ave. $800 each East Norwalk oil—FOR SALE-10-room house, Seaside Place, lot 6011200 Price $10,000 29~FOR SALE~14-room house, Cove Ave., all improvements. Price $5000. 3o—FOR SALE~10-room house, Cove Ave. Price $3.500 31—FOR SALE—s-room house, all improvements, lot 5011150. Price $5000. 32—F0R SALE—64mm house, Winfield St., all improve. ‘ ments. Price $4200. 33—FOR SALE—y-room house, First 81., lot 5011150. Price $2600. 34—FOR SALE—G-room house, Winfield St. Price $2 00. g—FOR SALE—o-room ouse, Winfield St., all improve- ments. Price $3 000. 57~POR SALE—61mm house. all improvements, Osborne Ave. Lot 1501151. Price $3000. 136—F0R SALE—House, Os- ‘ borne Ave, 8 large rooms and bath. lot 5011145. Price $4000. 146—FOR SALE-~10—room house. Cove Ave. lot 5011150. Price $5 147—F50R SALE—House and lot. 7211150 Price$37ooll .L ids—POR SALE—7400111 house. all improvements, Hawkins‘ Ave.; 3500. 163—FOR SALE—Two houses. Osborne Ave" one of 6 rooms and bath, all improvements, one 6 rooms. Price of both; $3800. good condition. Price " 13--F0R SALE—New modern home, 9 rooms, lot 4011125 , all improvements. Prlce $5000. LOTS. EAST NORWALK 36—FOR SALE—7 lots, Gregory Boulevard. Price $4200. 37—FOR SALE—1 lot, Cove Ave., 5011150. Price $700. 38-FOR SALE—1 lot, East Ave... 6011225. Price $1050. 39-FOR SALE—Several lots, Fort St., East Ave. and Edlie Ave. Cheap. Norwalk 41—FOR SALE—Old homestead on Green. Price on applica- tion. 4o-—FOR SALE—West Ave... large house, lot runs through from street to street. Price $16,000 43—FOR SAUL-1 2-room house. 1 Wall St, all improvements. - Price $12,800. 441—FOR SALE-12-room house, Morgan Ave. Price $10,000. 45—FOR SALE-12-room house, Newtown Ave, all improve- ments. Price $8500. . 46—FOR SALE—640010 house, 3 acres more or less, Harriet St. Price $8000. 47—FOR SALE~9-roo1h house. all improvements. Price $7,- 500. Lot 6011234. 48—FOR SALE—~10-room house, Maple St. Price $7000. 49—FOR SALE—groom house,‘ Maple 81., all improvements. Price $5000. 50—FOR SALE—8400111 house, all improvements. Price $5000. 51—F0R SALE—Lots, Rhodo- nolia Park. Cheap. ~ 50—FOR SALE—ra-room house, lot 30011400 or large Elm «Crest, all impro 011111. Price $35,000. 148—FOR SALEuxa-room house, about acre of land. all im— provements. Price $7500. 149—F0R SALE-7-room house, Westport Ave, small barn, lot 8011155. Price $2500. 164~FOR SALE—Lot. Belden Place. Norwallt. Price $700. , one-half acre; all improve- ii. 11 Cl 4 11‘ . . “i? ii? “if 1i“ ll " i . 11 Broad River “1'— 1“ «is 61—FOR SALE—7-r00m house, 11?. lot 73 ft. front by 80 it. rear, 11%. 133 it. deep. Price $2300. up 62—FOR SALE—7400111 house, 11;. J lot 5011133. Price $2800.15; ME; 111' . WE) Darlen 3i” . it 40—FOR SALE—Several new :1 cottages and bungalows at of Darien, from $1800 to $6200, are with and without all improve- of, meats. rig 151~FOR SALE —— ro-room "it house, west shore, Darien, his 101 5011400. Price $6500. “F iii." “1'9 .1. . no Rowayton ~ '58-—FOR SALE—9 rooms, all ”I?" improvements. Crockett Ave. ., ‘E‘ Rowayton. Lot 80.911210. “‘5' Price $4800. I? 153—FOR SALE—840010 house ”5" on shore road, just finished; “I? Q ments Price $6500. zoo—F011 SALE—House and 1'? barn with one acre of ground, ",9 ‘ west shore of Rowayton'har- ii“ bor. Price‘$5500. “if , . 11.5 "’2" ll? "1‘? 111;» . . if? New York it: 157—11011 SALMiroom. house; ' = all improvements. South Oak St. Richmond Hill. Brooklyn, N. Y, near Long Island rail; road depot. Price $3000. - pense, except our commission for selling. 4 u... ._. ........ This TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Agents, South Norwalk til If you will send us a description and price of your property, we will insert in this list without ex- are u? to}; lie. so 11;.» «to ”is 1.9 11° ~1- so!» of.) Job I 13'» 111} lit *6er7 M16761? '7 1H ‘1} "t”tr’l‘ it’lt'lertrt't $64M: Wrist-tit 1H1” *lWMrbrl +41% FWWW’Pb-tflbrtwrttt+btWWMMMbrbttbrb+bttrirt'rttt Hi H- We.” - ”1......" .5! UNTEIIIEI Vllll Ill IllElll ' TAX MITEBT (Continued from Flrst Page.) Early in thosesslon of the general . r' assembly, the statement of Henry C. Rowe, president of the Connecticut Oyster Growera' association, was pull- - lished in The Sntlnci. lll this stqtement it was claimed that tho propositions of Mr. Corbin to place a flat or equal tax upon every ilt'l‘l) of , . oyster ground. also hls proposition to ' tax the product of cultivated oyster .‘m‘ounds at three cents per bushel, 1101‘]th utterly inequitable, unjust bdrmfletlcablc. views were strongly placed he 1 villslcommlttee on finance of tho 5 ‘ “client Assembly by tho oystor 411's and Mr. Rowo showed sum tiles of the oysters Just so caught from ‘ ‘ hounds, acompunlcd by affidavits 0 persons who caught the oysters, .. will; that ln some cocoa the oys- I. m but 11 small percentage of the , rlsl caught, and in other cases a ' use 1101001111140, so that no such 01.11111 upon product would he _ r practicable, also that the 7 ‘of a tax upon product is of- fiscal; and 11111111111 public policy; it were good public policy, than nets of the farms. and of the ”should be similarly 1111100. If lemurs right it should be for lithct products; 4 if it ls phonic not be adopted for use convinced 01104 ‘ by a small muorlty. rate from 16 mills to 17% mills. passed the House of Representatives Some of the oys lel‘ growers were so much relieved that the very objectionable recommends» lions of Mr. Corbin wcre rejected that they were lll'sposed to accede to this in crease rather than to Insist upon what they reported as fairness and justice. but lllo president of the Connecticut association prepared the following ‘alatclnent which was presented to ccch of the senators. “Grotop. Conn. July 291b, 1911. “The general assembly will decide whether an important industry shall continue or gradually dlmlhlsh in this state. A large number of oyster firms have already taken all or part of their business out of Connectlcut into other states. They ask up favors. but slab ply justice. 1 "Two propoltlons were before the committee on finance: one to assess ell the grounds alike. when In fact some ground. lira worth more than one hunu tired 11111011 1111 1flinch per acre as others. We showed llls’l 11ml would be 3100st 1111111111 and lo unable. The other ' posltlon was to place 11 penalty 11110 the production of 011111 voted oyster. y a direct to: on prev duct of three ms 11 bushel. We show ed that this cold have discouraged enterprise ”Quantum, and rooted neglect and " lencs. No 01 or pro: ductl-s taxed 1, this may. if the pile1 clplo'hvero s ,1 one. it outfit applied to 1111i crops and all products For those 0114' many other reasons. this proposlll was rejected by bilge mills. The 11111001111011“ have been in- serum within the pest too rests from one hundred to live bundled per cent. and many of the grounds are assessed for over five lllnes the amount fol“ which they are, 0911'an for sale in the public market. “In view of the recent great increase of tuxlstlon. which is higher than the rate of ordl~ nary town taxation. It is proposed in raise it 1041110111 the rats of olllos 11ml boroughs. ' This would be highly on- ;lust. because the rate of tnsstlon lll cities and boroughs furnishes fire pro teetlon, street paving, pollco. schools. sanitary inspection and resolution. street lighting and many other bone fllll wlllch cannot be extended to oyster grounds. and are not needed by them. "why should I precarious and "un- protected proporty like oyster "duh“ ill-0 protcctlcn, street lllhtlnx, eta, loft cltlosf What one have oyster; for the 111010011011 «11310 they 116 bit- clued under 30 to 10 feet of wslsr, ‘01): what use have they for street lighting. paving, etc? ' “The oyster novel's ssh” up favors. but shhply that they shall be feud lit a reasonable rat. in view of all the circumstances. and titty 11%me 's'uhnlit that the present lists 01 11 mills ls fully on much us it float to M‘bti "The propositloh 001110th rate ln assessments, it would be common . able to increase the rate of percentage ‘ it is already 15 mllls. . pay 0 rate of taxation which furnishes . we could answer It conclusiveln If we HAMlLTON FOR coupe ADJUTANT lawyer nlltlsod him that his work was had ill-011 given opportunity to do 110. i Ought loxlslhtlon to be passed effect 6'9" Smith i° COMM!“ “WM” mlaslon 1101 having approled the open- sills any industry llnfnvorably. ulthout company—Coast Artillery T""'“"-3 lug of the double track system hem-lug thosc lntcrcstod upon such lax islet Ion. ° L(lrowors' association. "HENRY C. ROWE. by in tho 8011010 by those changed. upon their complete succesll face of very crest difficulties. MM A GHIAT ADVANTAOI 1'0 WORK- . lNO Mlle. if. A. Mspls, 111 8.7111 8t. Steuben- “hr years i suffered gli'l'oull ml: 1110111111 and a severe bled l learned of Foley' 0 Kid ,0, «ye: tier trouble. nay Pllls sud their vandal-all so i began telling them and sure 'e'sough i had as good results as host dabout. My beeksehe left 1110 and to one of my business. expressions, that 410110 is a treat annulus. llldnsso acted free and normal, sac ifth‘st saved lilo a lot of mlsery. 1100 s pleasure to work when It used to be a misery. The Brides Pharmacy and W. '1‘. Winners 41 do. "Respectfully submitted, "President." The facts briefly presented in this ‘Itntement were 111101! with great nbll- senators ,who had ulven the subject considers- tlon. and the Senate voted almost un- ‘snlmously to releet the hill. thus leavu in; the law 1111011 tsxlstlon entirely un- Tho Connecticut oyster growers are now being congratulated in the Announcement comes from the OH flue 0f the Adjutant General of sever .1“ behalf of the Connecticut Oyntor al aslunmonls In the 01111111 Artillery.’ effecting the Stamford and Greenwich companlos, Flrst Licut Bellman M. Mead. horo- toforo ln command of the fiovonth' Company. returns to duty in the Twelfth. 011111. F‘. (l. C. Bmlth of Greenwlch is transferred from duty as corps ad- Jutsnt to command of the Seventh. Capt. Burgoyne Hamilton. formerly 10 0011111111110 of the Ninth, is assigned to duty as corp. sdiutnnt. 8600110 1411111. 110111011 H. Bradford of New London, assigned to the Ninth during the summer. returns to the First Company, New London. First IJeut. Edward 13.111000 sass tram the unasslanec list to duty with the Tenth Company. First Lleut. William u. Warner goes from the llllssslsned list to duty with the Twelfth Company. PAHMIR ITONI AGAIN LOGIC FIGHT WITH 0011111011001 00. -W com All! i Removes Ties and eplkss From Tmlo lsy Tracks..011ly to 1m Rep-Ire Made Later. “ANSWER, dept. fir-«lo his fight to 1111011 the Gonneetlctit Company 00111 1111111111: a trolley road 11.111011 hf! it‘ls 4“ nos coffin what he claims is his property, Johmm 1310110, leading trltehnlsll. mm». issues “a. not 11 crime, the public senlce 00111- For 11 month Stone has been fight- in; the company to make a settle- -lncm with him. He has constructed fences mross the tracks and has 011- counted under them. Each time the company has undorie his work. Stono’ 11 counsel openly invites the road to brluu action against his client but so far the Connectlcut Company has re- fused to take legal action. was-u “moon‘s Ointu‘lent 0111-00 the of serous that had annoyed 1110 a lens time. The cure was permanent.”-- Hon. 8. W: Isttbews. Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta. He. b Advertise la The Sentinel. fill NEW. SCIENCE Defhltlon of Chiropractic throprsctlc Is the selencs of the cause of the disease and the art 0 ad- lustful the same. Diseases are caused baclt. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain 111 alts; llfe in the different organs and m I. Chiropractors remove the calm of this disease and pain, and health is restored 1111011111 hsrmonlslns the six more systems in our body Nervollsltsss, 14 01110111111111, Purely: sis, Host-t. Kidney and Female Dis- essss are men special attention; also curvature of the Spills. You will 001011105101 “melting 01111-011th10 I ”Wm. 10 Mel Wis * by 11 wrench, twist or sprain in the , ‘ College Girl 319. c. LOVER’S “The Place” Ladies’ , Fall Shoes to Newest Designs in 16 Button Boots Tan Russia Calf Gun Metal Cali . . $3.1 . . $2.511 13.50; .151 . 7:1 Two": 1’ Clarice . Valois 1 Gross
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