Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 23, 1911 · page 10

 

 

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REAL ESTATE COLUMNS

Properties Offered by Taylor 8. Golden, Agents, 74 Washington St., South Norwalk
When inquiring kindly refer to number of property

 

 

 

 

Shore Properties

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13—FOR

401112 5. all
i Price $5000.

1--FOR SALE-10-room house,

Hickory Bluff, all improve-
‘ments. Price $11,000.

:21 ’ii ill

’“ 2—-SOLD.
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lit wk

3—FOR SALE—~7-room cot»
tage, Bell Island. Price $6500. i

4—FOR SALEwy-room cottage
at Pine Point, all improve-

excellent condition.

Price $6000. Furnished.

5—FOR SALE-—7-room cot-
tage, Bell Island. Price $6000. 2

6—FOR SALE—Io- -r00m cot-
tage, Bell Island, all 1mprove«
ments. Price $3750.

7—FOR SALE—7-room cottage
and two lots opposite. Bell
Island Price $4500. One lot

. ments,

adjoining.

.11 locations
Price $8000.

Price $12,000.

 

8—FOR SALE—12 rooms, all
improvements, one of best
on Bell

g—FOR SALE—g- -room cottage
on east shore, all improve-
ments. Price $8000.

10—FOR SALE—os-room hotel,

South Norwalk

12—FOR SALE—Iz-room house, 1
West avenue, hot water heat. 4

SALE —- Woodward
avenue. 8-room house,

lot

improvements.

a

moi-FOR SALE—S-room house,
Taylor Ave., improvements,
lot 50.8 front, 230 deep. Price
$4000.

14o-——-F0R SALE-5-room house,
i Rockland road, well water,
two other lots, 120 feet front,
71‘ feet on northerly side in
depth and 100 feet on souther-

 

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111 15—FOR SALE--Beautifulhome, 1y side. Price $1300.
.1. 1;. 11 West St. Price $35,000. .

West St.,
; Price $1 5,000.

ton St.

Island. ’ 9 5° 0
1

Cedar
$1400.

St.,

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i ments.
1

. 16—FOR SALE—13-room house,
South Main St. Price $15,000.

17—FOR SALE—14-room house,
all improvements.

i Ill—FOR SALE—House, Fair-
field Ave., lot 100 it. front by
211 it. deep. Price $12,000.

53—FOR SALE-Lots, Washing

i 54—FOR SALE—Double house. I
*1 6 rooms, attic and bath for

each apartment. Price $7500.
. Lot 5011125. ,Quintard Ave.

59—FOR SALE—rs-room house.
all improvements, one acre of
round, Bayview Ave. Price

6o—FOR SALE—Building lot,
' 50x125.

Price

' 55—F0R SALE—7-room house,

1 building lots, Ely Ave.

’, 21—11011 SALE—New house, 6
rooms, Summit St.,

all im-

provements. Price $2900.

Chestnut St.,

22—FOR SALE—11400111 house.

all improve-

ments. Price $6500.

 

 

‘141—FOR SALE——Two lots on
Clay St., 4411101. Price $1300.

142—11012 SALE-Two 10121.00-
son Court, 40.6711104. Price
$1000.

143—FOR SALE-Two lots, Gib-
son Court, 49. 9711100. Price
$1000.

144-—-FOR SALE-One lot, West
St., 761190. Price $3500.

145—-FOR SALE—One lot. West
St., 5011108. Price $2500.

150--FOR SALE—23 building
lots, View Crest, off West
Ave... $500 to $5500.

152—FOR SALE-Several lots,
East Washington St.

154-FOR SALE—Small farm
near South Norwaik, 011
West 81.; 7~room house, two
barns, water in house. Price
$4500-

155—-=»FOR SALE —- 13 -room

 

Greens Farms. Price $100,- Courtlandt St., all improve- house, South Main St., all

000- Price $4500. im rovements; lot 7111195.
11—FOR SALE—Large house, . ,3 fl .1. 111 1. 1. * * Price $151500-

Tokeneke. Price $30. 000. 1 g, 1 SOLD 11 156-13012. SALE—Lot 5011146,
56 FOR SALE—3 rooms, im- 1 u *9 a 111 11: is at west s‘de 0‘ Elmwood Ave.,

provements, lot 6511200, on i South Norwalk. Price $650.

Rowayton shore. Price $6000. i 20—FOR S ALE—House and 158--F0R SALE—g-room house.

all improvements. steam heat.
Lowe 31.: lot 10011200 ieet.
Price $6000.

lsg—FOR SALE—Cottage on

cation. Price $15,000.

161—FOR SALE—Putnam Ave.
7-room house. all improve-
ments. hard wood floors; lot
40 by 120. Price $4500.

 

 

hint? at Bell Island, new, all 5
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Building Lots

23—F0R SALE—Lot,
Main St.

24—F0R SALE—5011164, Elm-
wood Ave. Price $1000,

North

25~FQR SALE—Reed Ave;

Price $1200

fi—FOR SALE—Several lots,

Highland Park.

27—FOR SALE—Lots, Bayview.

Ave. $800 each.

East Norwalk

28—FOR SALE-10-room house,
Seaside Place,
Price $10,000.

29——FOR SALE-—-14-r00m house,
Cove Ave... all 1mprovements.
Price $5000.

'30—FOR SALE—ro-room house,

Cove Ave. Price $3500.

31—FOR SALE—~8-room house
all improvements, lot 5011150.
Price $5000.

32——-FOR SALE—G-room house.
Winfield St., all improve»
ments. Price $4200.

33—FOR SALE—7400111 house.
First St., lot 5011150. Price
$2600.

34—FOR SALE—é-room house,l

Winfield St. Price $2500.
35—FOR SALE—o-room house,
Winfield St.. all improve-
ments. Price $3000
57—F0R SALE—o-room 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—F0R SALE~-10-room h0use,l

Cove Ave., lot 5011150. Price
$4500.

147—FOR SALE—House and.

i tot. 7211150. Price $3700.
idle-FOR SALE—7- -room house.’
all improvements.
Ave:

$3500-

163~FOR surf—Two houses:
Osborne Ave, one of 6 rooms 7

and bath. all improvements:
one 6 rooms. Price of both,
$3800.

 

lot 6011200. '

Hawkins ‘
good condition. Price 1

13—FOR SALE—New modern
home, grooms, lot 4011125; all
improvements. Price $5000.

165-—-FOR SALE—House and
lot, Rowan St., East Norwalk.
Lot 6011160. Hot and cold
water. stationary tubs (3),
hot water heat all otter house;
garage; reception hall, par-
lor. dining room, library,
kitchen and pzlutry. hard
wood floors, four bed rooms

i

slate and tin roof. Price

$6500.

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—F0R SALE—Old homestead
on Green. Price on applica-
tion.

42-—-FOR SALE—West Ave.,
large house, lot runs through
from street to street. Price
$16, 000.

43—FOR SALE—12400111 house.
Wall St., all improvements.
Price $12,800

44—FOR SALE—12400111 house,
Morgan Ave. Price $10,000.

45-—-FOR SALE—12-room house,
Newtown Ave, all improve-
ments. Price $8500.

46—-FOR SALE-6-room house,
3 acres more or less, Harriet
St. Price $8000.

' 47—FOR SALE—9.1mm house,

i all improvements. Price $7.-

, 500. Lot 6011234.

48-F0R SALE—10409111 house,
Maple St. Price $7000.

49—F0R SALE—9400111 house,
Maple St., all improvements.

i Price $5000.

,5o—FOR SALE—8~room house,
all improvements. Price
$5000

51—F0R SALE—Lots, Rhodo-

i nolia Park. Cheap.

 

 

 

pense, except our commission for selling.

 

 

WRSLEYAN'S GROWTH.

and bath on second floor,’

 

52—FOR SALE—120mm house, ;

 

 

 

 

lot 300x400 or larger, Elm
Crest, all improvements.
_ Price $35,000.
nil-«FOR SALE--12-room house,
about acre of land, all im»
provemonts. Price $7500.
149-FOR SALE-—7- -room house, .
Westport Ave., small barn,
lot 8011155. Price $2500.
164——FOR SALE—Lot, Bciden
Place, Norwalk, 50x75. Price
$700

Broad River

61~FOR SALE—7-room house,
lot‘72 ft. from by 82 ft. rear,
133 it. deep. Price $2300.

62—FOR SALE—7-room house,
lot 5011133. Price $2800.

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40—41011 SALE—Several new '1’.
cottages and bungalows at “1’."
Darien. from $1800 to $6200, 1‘1.
with and without all 1mprove- is}:
merits. 15.1
SALE ——- 10 - room no

house. west shore, Darien, 1%)
lot 5011400. Price $6500. it?»
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Rowayton

58—FOR SALE—9 rooms, all
improvements, Crockett Ave.,
Rowayton. Lot 80.911210.
Price $4800.

153—F0R SALE—s-room house
on shore road, just finished;
one»half acre; all improve-
ments. Price $6500.

160—FOR SALE—House and
barn with one acre of ground,
west shore of Rowayton har-‘
bor. Price $5500.

New York

157—FOR SALE—6400111 house,
all improvements. South Oak
St., Richmond Hill. Brooklyn,
N. 31.. near Long Island rail-
road depot. Price $3000. -

 

 

TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN, Agents, SouthNorwalk

lillf you will send us a description and price of your property, we will insert in this list without ex-

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Jam Hartley With the Clear Feit of styles 111111 havo found favor 11.111'1‘1‘01111, sum. 2.111 11 expoo'
H“ 00 throughout the country. ted that the analysis of llampios of the
Jesse Hartley, widely known to the _!\3 the general reproslultntlvo of water supply of Torrlulrton Whit p thl-i
trade through his ions experience in tho ronl‘ern. Mr. Hartley will start fitnlo Board of Health 111 now making
the hat trade 111111 more recently in bi11 out or. the mild in September to visit 11111,v he lonlplelod 11,1 lonlxlu Two 0111'

representation of the soft but lino ol
Ellor-Hartley (211., 11nd M1111 Oppen-
helm's stiff huts, has relinquished tho
latter line llllfl has become nusoolntod
1111 anionmauauor with The till-111' Foil
Hat (10.. manufacturers of stiff 1111111
in South Norwulk. this being lilo lul-
ost step in tho dmolopmom of thls'
business and the oxponslon of openi-
’tlons.

The acquisition by the firm of this
«new‘wsonslily perfects 1111 0111111111111»
_of hot. 111011 of wide experience
d-tllorouxh knowledge of the ro-
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homes 1’. Collins, the president of
concern, gives to the firm n knowl-
n‘ 11111111111911 willie 11111111111111 with
wombat of prominent hut mnnufnc»
' =1 : of Dsnbury. ilethol and South
llllt. A. J. Collins, who with
h" Collins, supervise the financial
the business, is also a pm»
Inufacfuror at home in all de-
111 of 11 unthinking shop

. .gvl‘lntendlng the work in the fac-
is Frank MlltiKeillle, formerly

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1th friends in the [rude with the line

of hats for Bm‘illk. 11112.4

A GREAT ADVANTAGE TO WORK-
lNo M1111.

.l, A. Maple, 125 S. 7111 8L. Steuben.
“For years i suffered
from weak kidneys and a severe blad-
dor trouble. 1 learned of Foley's Kill=
noy Pills and their wonderflul 011100
on I began inking them and sure
onoulrh lhad us good results as any i
hear dhbuut. My hsckncho loft. mo and
to 0110 of ‘my 11111111191111, exprossmnn,
that alone is a grout advantage. My
kidneys acted iron and normal. and
that saved me a lot of misery. ‘lt ll
now A pleasure to work where it used
to he s misery. The Brides Pharmacy
and W. '1‘. Winners it Go. "

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‘BUROLAM GOT ”0 AT FAIRFIILD
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' FAllib‘llillC‘ll. Sept. 28~Buralsrs

looks into the paint store of the John

'Bcott company on Sanford avenue

last evening and stats about $60 worth

of mslerlhlu. f'vvo gold watches, nine

firm of Andrew: it MooKensle trillions of varnish 11nd some brushes
110011114111 with the Edwlni .lnd smuiier 11111111011 Were taken. The

their identity. The ofllolals are work»
in. on the case.

of night sample» of the water “0100'
how hoop uuuiyzod, und both of those
said Dr. .l. H. 'l‘ownsond. secretary of
tho Btltlo llonrd of Health. showed pol»
lution of the water. Dr. Townlend
illitl thut solynin showed the pro-s—
onoo of the colon' hat-rilll, indicating
coulmnlnsllon, but said further that
the colon haooilll was not the typhoid
norm. and did not 111-0111111111in indicate
that the typhoid menu was present.
Tho illiter. said in. Townsend. is very
hard to locate. and if one llndll the out»
on ilnl'illi. no is 1111111 apt to argue that
the other lnn ho them also.

The contamination of the water. Dr.
Townsend hollows. was due to wash-
lng down by the recent heavy reins of
nun-h sin-furs debris Into the water
courses which supply the reservoirs,
u emuldorllhle refuse 1111; found in it.
The taste so for, he said. have not do»
tsrmlned whether the colon bsecllll.
which to intention]. is from humans or
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swsv
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hone tailing fright lit 11 passing bicy-
cle and running away. rosters”. (loo.
'Kh-lt, 11.. president of the aldssileld
'Wstor 00111011117, and John 1111111111011,
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Upfitate College Malice Big Gain in.
Registration.

MIDDLETOWN sent: its m—A proli-
minary count of the maturation at
Wesleyan university. 11111111 opined.
'l‘.hur11dlt show a 101111 of about «0
students. a train of hourly fifty per cont
in the past throo years. When i’rosl
dunt Shanitlin camo 111 the university
in 1900 there were 292 students and at
that time there Worn several women
attending. flinch thou ctr-education
has been done away with and the. in-
crease Is in the nilmhor of male stun
donts. The present freshmen 0.1111111 11
the lamest in the history of the Insti-
oltuln, ltd. it ill hoped to have a
student body of five hundred by 111111.
One’s Own Opportunity Keeps One

Guy.

The man who makes the 1110111 of
every opportunity be 110111 will never
have any time left to be envylhg other
people‘s opportunities. » improving his
own will keep him busy and happy.
The man who never can an onpor»
tunlly going round by itself. but only
notices 1hosethst other men have late
on in hand and improved, is the prince
of complslmrs.~ll'orwsrd.

 

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BY BARK DISEASE.

NEW HAVEN, Sept 28. wthestnut
11000 are in bud. Those who each sea
son pick Oler the prickly burrs, 1110
becoming worried and it looks like 11
scarcity of chestnuts this season The
trees are suffering item 11 disses so
known 1111 tho chestnut hnrk disease
whit l1 llllliitltl its uppelunnco suddenly
without warning 11111! in short limo to-
tally destroys the fruit of the trees.

The chestnut from in and about
New Haven are affoiuod with the hurlt
disease and while to all appearances
this season would be a your for plenty
of chestnuts. it is sure that in a ma-

1 iorlty of 0011011 the chestnuts will be

spoiled by tho diseased bark of the
trees and unfit. to eat.

The disease has onion into tho big
chestnut trees 111 Plant flock, one of
the host uhontnutlug sections in the
state. and is doing lots of damage.
Many of the his trim are now dead.
while other: 111-11 rapidly dying. While
the trees are loaded with chestnuts
formed in the burr-1, it it figured by
the time frost opens the bores it will
he found that the contents will be bad.

Gustavo 11. Amrhyn. superintendent
of paths, when united this mornlns
about the choslnut crop,- stated: "it
is 1111111111 to see the big chestnut trons
11011111. Out at East Rock I have over
1.090 dead trees to out down and many
more are dying. The bark disease
which is ruining the shutout trees

mry chestnut the in about. five

1111011111 Now 1111111 will in .ttme 11111 .

PORT.

Statement of Condltltm of All Subcl-
dlary Companies Will Be Shown.

i NEW HAVEN, Sept. 23.1%“ is plull»
nod to cannot lion with the forthcoming
1111111111! report of the New \ork, Now
Halon 11nd llarlford Railroad company

Ito illltlldllf‘tl 11 new feature. .Bellldos

’tho roltular statement of receipts and

expenditures for the fiscal year of tho

he pin-n a consolidated statement of
tho results of Joint operation of holll
the parent company and its funny lluh-
sldnrios. These Illbsidary properties
will include the Connecticut Htrnot
Runway (Mummy, the Control Now
England Railroad. New York 11nd
Stamford. the New England lllllvlull=
tion, the nrlforll Transportation Com—
pany. the Maine Steamship Company.
the lioono Falls Railway Company,
the Berkshire Etreot Railway Com-
pany, the New Bedford, Martinis Vino»-
ys‘rd and Nantucket Company. the
Westohoster Street Railway Company
and the Rhode island Trolley system.
The. joint statement will largely in-
oral» the figures for both receipts and

plus ofthe subsidiary corporations for
the your been paid as dividends to the
parent company. its own surplus appli-
cable to the I per cent. 11111111111 dividend
would have been much increased.

EXPICTiNO A RECALL

 

 
 

 

mill You‘ll in lo Wuhinxton to:

parent corporation. there will prohnhlyi

expenditures. but will also show that,
had the earned and undistrlbuted sun‘

 

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Button ‘Boots

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Gun Metal Calf

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$2.50

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