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parties Offered by Taylor 61 Gplden’
When 111011111110 kindly refer to number of property
cuts, 74 Washington .St‘., South NQrWalk
1“ IQFOR SALE—10400111 house,
Hickory Bluff, all improve-
im‘ents. Price $11,000. '
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.fa—SOLD. *
“411111. :11 a 11 11: :1: 1:
3~FOR SALEe-y-room cot-
tage, Bell Island Price $6500.
4—FOR SALE—7400111 cottage ‘
at Pine Point, all improve-
ments, excellent condition.
Price $6000. Furnished. 1‘
’5-FOR SALE—74100111 cot‘-‘
tage, Bell Island. Price $6000.
-6—-—FOR SALE—ro-room cot-
tage, Bell Island, all improve-
ments. Price $3750.
’7‘ 7—FOR SALE—7-room cottage.
‘ " and two lbts apposite, Bell'
Island. Price $4500. One lot
adjoining.
8-FOR SALE—12 rooms, all
improvements, one of best
locations on Bell Island.
Price $8000.
9—-FOR SALE—groom cottage,
1 11 1- a :1 a. 11,111 11 '
1 ‘1‘ 14-SOLD. *
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1 «15—11011 SALE-Beautiful home, 1
West St. Price $35,000.
1.6—FOR SALE—~13-room house,
South Main St. Price $15,000.
.17——FOR SALE—14400111 house,
West 81., all improvements.
Price $15,000.
‘ 18~FOR SALE—House, Fair-
iield Ave. lot 100 ft. front by
211 ft. deep. Price $12. 000.
.53—-FOR SALE—Lots. Washing.
ton St.
;.54——FOR SALE-Double house,
’ 6510011111, attic. and bath for
each apartthent. Price $7500.
Lot 5011125. Quintard Ave.
sgaFOR SALEars-room house.
all improvements, one acre of
round, Bayvicw Ave Price
. 9500.
00—11012 SALE—Building lot.‘
011 east shore all implode-i 7 i , C‘dafi 'St..¢ 5011125. , Price
,_ ments. Price 000. , . 3‘4“.
10—11011 SALE—05-111011111111133 9‘ngpr $51,344,,” has“,
3 ,Couttlandt St all improve-
!" ’ ments. Price 500. "
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56 FOR SALE—8 rooms, im- . a 3191-30ng :1 11 11:
a provements, lot 6511200, on i ‘
Rowayton shore..Price'$6000. ‘ 20--FOR SALE—House and
in
building into, Ely Ave.
21-FOR SALE-New house, 6
‘ rooms, Summit St., all im-
provemente. Price $29.
22—~FOR §ALE~11~room house.
' Chestnut 81.. all improve-
Price $6500.
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- 3' Greens Farms. Price‘$1oo,-‘
' ' 000.
- 11-F0R SALE-Large house.
.~ » Tokeneke. Price $30,000.
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124F70fi 3.111111291615111 house.
West avenue. hot water heat.
Price $12,000. ments.
140-——FOR SALE—5000111 house,
Rockland road, well water,
two other lots, 120 feet fr‘nt,
71 feet on northerly side in .1
depth and 100 feet on souther-
ly side. Price $1300.
141-FOR SALE—Two lots on
Clay 51., 4411101.
142-—-FOR SALE-Two lots, Gib-
son Court, 40. 6711101 Price ‘ (
$1000.
143-FOR SALE-Two lots, Gib-' ‘
son Court, 49. 9711100. Price
‘ $1000.
144—FOR SALE—-One lot, West
81.761190. Price $3500.
145-1-FOR SALE—One lot, West
'81., 50111.08. Price $2500;
'1
15o—FOR SALE—23 building
lots, View Crest. oil West
A.ve, $500 to $5500.
152—FOR SALE—Several 1001,
, East Washington St.
tsp—FOR SALE—Small farm
near South 110111111. 011
West St.;7 -room house, two
barns, water in house.
$4500.
155—F0R SALE 131- 13-10011!
house, South Main 81., all
improvements; lot 7111195.
Price $15. 500.
156—FOR SALE—Lot 5511411.
west side of Elmwood Ave;
South Norwallt. Price $650.
158—FOR SALE—groom house,
all improvements. steam heat,
Lowe St.; lot 100x200 feet.
Price $6000.
Price $1300. ‘
Pride ‘
First St., lot 5011150. Price
$2600.
1MOR SALE-01mm house,
1 1 1 Winfield St. Price $2500.
135—9FOR ALMmm house,
Winfied St, all improve.
wood Ave. Price $1000.
as—FOR SALE—Reed Aye.
Price $1200. ‘
rad—FOR SALE-Several lots,
Highland Park.
27—v-FOR SALE—Lots, Bayview
Ave. $800 each.
East Norwalk
28-——FOR SALE—Io- r-oom house,
Seaside Place, lot 6011200.
Price $10,000.
29-FOR SALE-14-room house,
Cove Ave” all improvements.
Price $5000.
(go—FOR SALE-wto-room house,
Cove Ave. Price $3500.
31—FOR SALE—s-room house,
all improvements. lot 5011150.
Price $5000.
sae—FOR SALE—61100111 house,
Winfield 81., all improye-
11101115. Price $4200»
--FOR SALE—7100111 hou'le.
ments. Price $3 000.
tumFOR SALHrgom house.
it all improveme'nte. Osborne
i Ave. Lot 1501151. Price $3000.
136—-F0R SALE-House, Os-
borne Ave., 8 large rooms and
E, bath. lot 5011145. Price $4000.
46~FOR SALE-410400111 house,
1“ Cove Ave,.lot 5011150. Price 1
‘ V 345004 ' 4
147—FOR SALE—House and
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lflrrrFDR SALE-1.00mi” one
“111:. ~11
11!!" at 3118110101111, new, all
1mprovements, beautiful lo-
cation. Price $15,000...
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all improvements, Hawkins}
161~FOR SALE-Putnam Ave,
7-room house. all improve,
ments, hard wood floors; lot‘
$111311;. . good condition. Price
00
153-F0R SALE—Two hoases.
Osborne Ave. one of 6 rooms
and bath all improvements: 1
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, .1, , . i . 13—FOR SALE—New modern ‘ . . ;
i ,. . ‘ 1 » 139—»FOR SALE—B-room house. Billldlng Lats home,9rooms, 10111011125; all Broad River 5;
smre Pro ert‘ies 13—FOR SALE— Woodward Taylor Ave, improvements, improvements. Price $5000. 1“
.« ‘33.,“ ~ p avenue, B-room house, lot 101 503110111. 230 deep. Price Isl—FOR SALE—Lot North 1?:
.5312 vi} i 1401‘135' all improvements. $4000. Main St. ‘ LOTS, EAST NORWALK 61—-—FOR SALE-7-room house, .11”;
:11 ,5, J ' Price $5000, 24—FOR SALE—1011164. Elm-A 36~—FOR SALE-71010, Gregory 7’ '
lot 72 ft. front by 82 ft. rear,
133 it. deep. Price $2300.
(Se—FOR SALE—-7-room house,
lot 5011133 Price $2800.
East ‘ a
..
Boulevard. Pr’lte $4200.
37~FOR SALE-w—1 lot, Cove
Ave, 5011150. Price $700.
38~—FOR SALE—1 lot,
11m
Ave., 6011225. Price $1050. 1;.
3g——FOR SALE—Several lots, ,3,
Fort St., East Ave. and Edlie ' ,3,
Ave. Cheap. . Darien ,5;
' N “I ’ FOR SAL'E—S 1 " a?
orwa , 4a.... CVCl'a new at)?
'41—.11011 SALE—Old homestead 3‘1“?“ $31211; at Z?
. arten, tom 1 00 0 200, 1*
gig-in” Price on aPPM“ with and without all improve- *1"
42"FOR SALE“W°“ A", 15133:. SALE — Io-room :2:
liarge house 10‘ runs through house, west shore, Darien, “if"
$i%ntio:tteet t° street. Pm" lot 5011400. Price $6500. it“
43-FOR SALE—12400111 house, . ’ :2,
Wall St, all improvements.‘ .3»
Price $12, 800. v?
44~FOR SALE—1 2—room house, "5‘
Morgan Ave. Price,$1o,ooo. ROWflYiZOIl “7"
45—11012 SALE—xa-room house. 1°
Newtown Ave, all improve-
ments. Price $8500.
46—FOR SALE-64mm how,
3 acres‘rn‘ore or less, Harriet
St. Price $8000.
47-FOR SALE—g—room house,
all im roveinents. Price 87,- ‘
sE—FOR SALE—9 moms, all
improvements, Crookett Ave,
Rowayton. Lot 80.911210.
Price $4800. ‘
Isa-FOR SALE-—8-room house
‘ on shore road, just finished;
onerhalf acre; all improve-
500- t 6035234 ~ . ments. Price $6500.
48-—-FOR SALEwMOGm bu”; 160-«FOR- SALE—House and
Maple St. Price $7000- born with one acre of ground,
49-FOR SALE—-9-r0011i house,
Maple St, ell improvements.
Price $5000. ' "
50—FOR SALE—s-room house,
all improvements. Price
5000.
51—FOR SALE—Lots, Rhoda.
nolia Park. Cheap. “
52-—-FOR SALE—42400111 house.
lot 300x400 br larger, Elm
1W WCrcat. nail. 11111150115111.1013.
iii—s“ Olimnru 2-room 011110. N
about acre“ of land. all in: i .
provemnnts. Price $7500. 3
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west shore of Rowayton har-
bor. Price $5500.
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St. Richmond Hill. Brooklyn,
N} Y..‘near‘L‘0ng‘ “Island rall-
road depot. Price $3000. . --.
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1 mgr—FOR SALE-s—y- -room house,
. _Westport Ave , small barn,
.- lot' 801111“. Price $2500.
’ 056 0 4° by 120 price $4500 OHC 6 rooms price Of both! 164.FOR SALE-I'Lot, Belden
e}, 1 -......_. $3800 Place. Norwalit 501175. Price
'i' i ' . $700.1
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coerced-retest: Recorder
lllmaell largely to the explanation d!
the ballot law, telling those preaemt
1n the plaintest terms Just how to vote
the new ballot.
Councilman William Mlller and
Frederick H. Field, both nominees for
1,110 council ticket. were then called
upon 01.1 spoke on the 00mins elec-
llon. urslns the 11011110111011 lurelenl to
stick to their party 11nd~cnrry It to
an overwhelming victory atdhe polll.
Congressman Hill was then called
upon and 10011 the platform. He said
that he Will not present to talk on
the local election, 111111 because he was
not 11 resident of the city and second.
because he had been away. 00 11111011
that he know little of the situation.
But he did any that he knew the
1111111111011 1111 it existed in congress and
he know the Democrats more would
not slve any complimentary votes it
111 11 good example to not not to give
any complimentary votes
This is a country of portion, and
the people should stand, or tall with
their pertlor.
Speaking 0! the coumnloual and
nationlr‘eltuetlon, he went on‘ to 011:-
. 1110111 What the 011111 00001011 had none.
Jan all, the, Republican people
thought they would lllto a change and
1110111 Republican voters stayed at
home with the result that the 1110110111
1101111101111 011 30100100 to 011100 and 11
~dlvldp'd' Motility 11.11.11
The 11011110 101111! bill provided for
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and the other the minimum, itolhwlug
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victory at the polls. on October 2, and
» phone!“ for the purpose of pledging
« their support to the ticket 110 nomine-
lntl. The speakers of the evening
,, were enthusiastically greetedwhon lu-
trodtlced and each of them made a pic.
omit! impression 011 the audience.
The principal speaker of the oven
Milt: 11010003101110“ Ebenezer J. Hill,
rill-caused 111 some 111111111 011 mp
. ll polities, applying the principal
is support, its 110000-111 and 1111
to the locaultuatlon
118?. he conclusem or the meeting.
immune to sled the gentlemen
twith retreelunonts. to which
0111 111111110 111111100. The cats were
film could he sslt'ed‘ tor there be
011011511 for an term and all or
1 Salads, not meet beef rend-
011M broad cheese 0110 other
1111 livelilng lunch. 11111100111-
. 1111 evening luneh. on. ’coma
’ warmly congratulated upon
at 1110 «ultimatum-11
the moral 011111. .
Would. that 21110115 thou
' ’ ’1111 editorially le'rd'e 11111111
1 111011, 111101 whore were
11110 1008 11 lltely hitch
be secured. Following this lnstrtio
U011. President Tan wont to work and
did this. securlng an agreement with
lansda, recording the tsrill' 1111011
which eventually led to the drawn:
up or what in known as the Canadian
Malproclty treaty, which he submitted
to congrats in February. The treaty
11111111011 the house and went to the led
Me, where the members 10111110610 act
upon It and adjourn“ without til-poe-
11111 or the measure.
Both President Ten and Mr. Butler
agreed to do all in their power to 110-
eure 11611in 011’ the matter” and wheu‘n
areal 111111011 is bound in honor to 11
Weaker natlcn to do 11 1111111. 11111 richt
that they should do all possible to
decomplllh the dellrod and.
' Accordlluly, 011 extra 11011111011 01 con-
wrtm was called and then came the
fruits of divided "000001911111. “.
“Gentlemen, you cannot run the city
under 11 rule 01 divided responsibility
as well as 1011 can under 0 “#111011
party rule."
101111 130011100 1114 {30011101010 1101110
1101 permit it. There ere m 111 can
these 120 111-0 southern democrats slid
1.01, northern downtime. There are
no content- 111 the south, «cent in
the primaries. The government is 110»
teary where 0111100111011 mm.
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When 1 not 110 11111111111111.0111
created the 0000110 111111 11110 110111; that
and congressional pages were changed
and were appointed in thla caucus 1
How can a Republican ln 11 north
0111 state endorse any such uovern
1111111 as 1111-?
They divided their patronage equally
e'mong them and 11501011 to the dollar
mlsed. .
Then came the 111111! legislation ';l1 lie spoke of the notorious chenil-
11111 a protootlonlu and expect 10 be cul sthedule uhlch was drawn up by
as long 1111 l live." The [3011100111111 do 11 cloth in the treasury department
not 'bellege in protection. Thoylwho refused to take the responsibility -
brought in two bills, one [or null! for lot the clients 01 the bill 011 the coun-
reveaue only and the other provldlnu try.
LOVE'R’S
“The Placie"
Just how much each could spend. All ’0" ’1‘“ ”MW
tbll by caucus with m southern Dem- Then came the tree llet bill which
ot‘l‘lttu 111111 101 northern Democrats would have shut up the Gilbert at
11111001111 Bennett mills with a map. They put
“But that 11 not the want. they, cumulus in 1110 may or lilml 11»
were lilting your when. That was the Iolutely on the tree 11111. This would
trouble." hallo closed the local 1111000
They “id u!“ "16K. "10““! M 110 “Th. DQMDCTINC chum). 'hould b.
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oonaraee They went further and «1111’ trust 331 m- restraint a “343‘ m» u
that no 11110111010 01 any .ltlad thould forced 111011 to vote tor right or wrong.
he done except tltut considered in this 3.3 to meet, he said that. he 1,3,1 31.
democratic 111110110. No mm would ways 110011 1011100 meet. The Repub-
50 reconciled III the 310“" mini)“ linens are the only one» wit have re—
Why did 1101 «cm 041011111 w L9111000
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11111 the control or 111011 who m 1.1011010001111006. 3301111101111th ‘
blasted out .1111on 110111011 111 the 11111
acid on 1111311111; 11101 «in do“
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when he wished to speak on 11 11111“:
tire '20th upon at this 00110110.
01110115400 first thin! to come up
0110 the olectlon 01 090010111 by the
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"u dill other Republican 1111111111011.
The. 11111010 mood 11 1111.11 11 1111111; no
111011110 10 11, divine the 111101 to 01111-
dress compatriot 0410 election of no
stars. 111.11 it 001110 book to the
110m, 1110 1011111001 00111011111 lore-011
to pm [1 0511111 on account or the
another bill withdraw 1111 40
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Will
011001! the duties on food 11111111 and
1110111 tor the out. 11110011 111011. You
1101 00001100111” were lu power. The
Democrmhui their chance, this sum-
uloni Dld'tlm. do anythlnil
lie then want 011 to 11101011141011 the
southern Dolomite 11111011110100 free
food 11111111 and 11100111 101 0011111100111".
which only the south used. 1
. Mr. Hill also look. at length on
the wool hill, saying that the bill was
drawn up by fourteen lawyers who
112017 1101111113 about 0001.111 0110011111;
01 older 11111101110001 who ll for thrill”
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He called ullontlod to the cotton
bill whlth out out all protection and
uhlth would hate brought into this
country 8300 000,000 in imports ln cot '
toll [00110. ,
hot Republicans vote the Republlcdn
ticket and gland by their party.'l‘ Their
countrlV la a {ornament by portion, ,
not 10111110111110. .Tllo vetoes or thou
11111: by President run. when under-
o'tood by the mole wlll work ever-
lnellnxly to lill credit.
11 Prnldont‘ Tart hell not vetoed
this 111111! legislatlon put through in
this extra 0011111011. there would have
been an industrial panic 111 the pro
mu. .
Judge Willlam ll‘. Tammany was
then called‘upon and love an inspiring
but short address and was followed
by Chalnhon or the ‘Olty. 0011111111100 1 .,
George ll. Vosburxh, who 01101111 0111110
candldetoe, 11111011111; the 111111111101 0!
the mayor nominee and the other
members at hie ticket.
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